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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

A certain young and handsome actor
of this city who prides himself upon his Irresistible
attractions Tor the fair sex, and who takes hearty
delight In relating his experiences, was taken con.
sideraby aback the other day when lady quietly
remarked In the presence OF the company: " Mr.,
ever in love with you is your mother "-BostOa
Tdreller.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

On Monday flags were displayed half
mast high from the shipping and many buildings
In Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and the
bell In st. Magnus Cathedral was tOled as mark
Of respect for the late President Of the United
States,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

The display Of three-card monte men
and bunko,steerers at Yorktown is said TO be
something wonderful, while the trade in Quinine
Is brisk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17


and forfeitures based on official reports
at The request Of the person fined and the
recommendation of such men as Gibson
and Woodward.
We have stated, upon information
and belief. the record facts from the
Post-Oflice Department. If they do not
appear there Mr.. James can easily deny
them, and the columns of THE REPUBL1-
cANare open to him for an explanation.
The New President.
The impression is gaining ground that
President Arthur is to exert good deal
of influence upon this administration.
The habitual Cabinet-makers are per-
picked. The silence of the President
battles inquiry. He is accessible to a
reasonable degree, listens courteously to
all, is gracious and composed, keeps his
own counsels, and will be found to have
his own plans
There is no KITCHEN Cabinet, and will
be none. Those who are most friendly
and best acquainted with him are not
lowering about him or running to him
for other people who have secured their
imaginary Influence"
The Presidents great trust is to be
executed erconditions which would be
troublesome If not dealt with by pa
tient, wise, and steady head. No man is
his friend who does not help instead of
hinder, ward of instead of put on an
noyances' The opposition can be made
to feel that the Administration deserves
support in selecting its own official sub.
ordinates by the eandor and moderation
governing their selection. Every shade
of Republican opinion can be made thor
oughly friendly by the absence of all
pressure by the Administration in
behalf of any cotere. Every Republi-
can who has been true to principle can
be made to feel that he is under no ban
because of any preference of his among
party leaders. Bitter animositics can be
allayed by tacit understanding that
quarrclsomo and factious people are not
in favor. Sham reform can be put away
to make room for real, robust, and un.
pretentious Improvement Officers will
De nominated upon such sources of in
formation as the President may select
and no executive pressure should be felt
by the Senate in the matter of confrma.
tions or reiections
Persuasion instead of force, calm in
stead of turmoil, attention to the public
| business instead of schemes for future
conventions, and results instead of sheet
iron thunder and stage lightning. Such
are the elements for which we confidently
look in the administration Of President
Arthur. Never but once came President
to his Office amid greater difficulties, and
never has more been accomplished in so
short time to give strength and tone to
the public situation.
The President can only do his part. Be
it thework of all patriotic men to free the
executive mind from all apprehensions
of public discomfort with his endeavors
and be il the pleasure of every true Re-
publican to aid him in restoring the party
to that unity which is indispensable to
| strength.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
SSor Sale QMiscellameoua
proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR BRONZE BALUsTERs.
III OFFICE Of BuIlDiNg ron


DRoPoSAIlS FOR BRONZE BALUSTERs.
II OFFICE Of BuILDiNo ron
STATE, WAR. AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. ~. 1881.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
Bronze Balusters and two bronze Newell Posts foi
the north wing OF the building for STATE War. ant
Navy Departments In this city, will he received q
this Olce until II m. Of NOVEMBER l, 1881, am
opened mediately thereafter In presence OF bidders
Specifications, general instructions for bidders
blank forms OF proposal and information as to wliero
bronzc model may he seen Will be furnished TO e.
tnblished bronze manufacturers upon application "a
this Office. TIlOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ocii-a Iieut.-Col Corps of Enginecrs.
PRoiosALs F%E WSRNsEoF THH ERECTION OF .
REFORM SCHOOL OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGToN, Oct. II, ISf-
Sealed Proposals will be received nt the Office o
the President OF the Board OF Trustees No. 6l3 FIJI
teenth street northwest, until noon OCTOBER ~
1881, for the erection OF Workshop the plans ant
specifications for which can be seen at said office.
deposit Of 500 must accompany each bid security
that the bidder ifsuccessful win enter into conran
for the work with good aud sufficient bond withiI
five days from date award of contract.
Tho right IL resery to reject any and all bids.
II. a. WILL ARD,
J. Il. CARPENTER, Building
TnGS e. 8. fELGs! < LnGSFeAN' Committee
ocIe-itwFM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

Thereisgreat interest, ofcourse, to know
when the new Cabinet is to be appointed.
Knowing nothing of the Presidents in
tentions on the subject, we venture the
opinion that, upon the reassembling of
the Senate after the Yorktown celebra-
tion, Cabinetnominations will most likely
be made. The conventional thirty days
following the death of the late Presi-
dent will have elapsed. Senators
and others have had time to meet
the new Executive, the men who
are to be nominated have had time to
arrange their business, and the annual
reports of the present heads of Depart
ments, which of necessity are largely the
work Of the under-secretaries, will be
ready for transmission to the President.
For these among other reasons it is quite
possible that the Administration ship may
be under full sail and on its voyage be-
fore the headjournment of the extra session.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

The scurrilous New York Tribune con-
tinues to pour out its venom concerning
the editor of this paper But no harm
can be done to any man by newspaper
which DETAINED General Garfield rs the
Tribune did and denounced as false his
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
WIN. r. RILEY,
FALL IMPORTATION.

FRENCH DRESS BONNETS AND PROMENADE
HATS
Fine Millinery Goods, Lace, Beaded Enlbrolderes
Gloves. Dress Trimmings and Buttons, best French
CoTsets, Suits, Wrappers, CiOaks tthe best assorted
stock ever mporedj, and many rich and exclusive
Novelties, all OF my personal selection In Paris
7Cile Trevise, Paris, O67 Penna. avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
Sosf ano Souuo.

Il oST-A PACKAGE OF VALUABLE PAPERS
- ON October 10, between No. sl2 Twelfth street
northwest and the Capitol II the finder Will return
them 10 the Office ofTho National Republican he will
be femnnerated. ocl7-3ts
4 oST-A LADY'S SHOE, LEFT FOOT, No. q
Il ! Leave at Mocknbee's Store, corner Twelfth aud
Il, and receive reward. ocl7ltt
EoUND-A SUM OF MONEY, CORNER OF
IL Twenty second street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, which can be gotten by being proved and
expenses paid, at OIL rwenty-hh street northwest,
Ocli-Is
IOUND-A SUM or MONEY ON FOUR
II teenih street, which owner have by proving
teenth Street Line. Ocl23tF
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&5anteS-- --Ro ooms.

WANTED-BY NoYEMBERl 4 FURNISHED
w Room in quiet neignb2gh22d s2 By an , artist Ad-
publican office. Oci7-as
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH A FUR.
"A nlshed Room, with or Without Board, in north
stating terms, HoSiE, Republican Office. oci75tt
wv ANTED q FURNISHED OR UYEUR-
mshsd ] c9mm1mc"Tg % Rooms on second hoor
Strests VII, he permanent " fsuitedi state terms A.
w pleasant. comfortably furnished Room in cen
tral locatlon, where home ccm forts will be offered
wv ANTED--BY A QUIET, RESPECTABLE
furnished itooms for light honsekccping at reasona-
Washington state terms and location. ]. 4. g. Re
publican office ocii-3ts
A LADY WANTS A FURNISHED ROOM ON
Sa@Saf can oee. " suited Address MRS A. L. r oc sR@O
w Portable communicating Rooms, in family
WHO do not keep = boarding house; nngnestionable
GS sSiSrShce. oce Will be given Address BURKE fPsS
yVANTEp-A GENTLEMAN WANTS A GOOD
wv Room near street cars, in private family and
Addrest d. H.. Pension oilice, city. ociLstt
A LADY HAVING SOME GOOD FURNITURE
"A desires small communicating. Rooms; neat
iral Address ]. NJ. s., Republican Office oclisiS
XVANTED-EyERyBoD TIC. KNOW THAT
JOB PSs done & % pSSfs National On ihf eS
Once se2J
QS5anfe0--S5o,tses.
wv ANTED.- FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
with stable. Address =. Q. Box lO2. city. ocl7.s.
2S5anteo --2niscellaneo,ts
XyyANTED-A HORSE ron IT'S KEEP. LIGHT
w work; will be faithfully groomed aud fed; would
Oclt3tf
| uTANTED--A LOT IN GLENwooD GENIE
w terry Address, giving size, location, and lowest
price, CASH, Republican Office ocllstE
| yNTANTED =. BY A COMPETENT LADY
w. 1lO6 Fourth street northwest. ocl2.9t+
yJTANTED-CARPErSTo TO CLEAN AND STEAM
w at RlCES, 100 Maine avenue southwest: feathers
TO renovate, mattresses TO remaSe, furniture to steam;
| tile oldest and best concern In the city ocl12m
| ~ latlng Type, Card. Sienographlc, and Letter
Writing, at Rooms 10 and II, No. 1i2 street, oppo-'
Amanuenses and Copyists supplied on short notice.
se2g-ly
ToB WORK OF EVERY YCHARACTER AN DE-
| y scrlplion executed o. The National hepubcan
the year. Good work and low prices se29
| a. ENERAL GARFIELDS LAST IErrER,
NJ written to his mother while on his deat,rbe.l.
livery one one should have q copy Neat fac SMILES for
| MADAME LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILT
| Ath give lessons In French ut her home or at pti-
pils residence; prices modcrnte best city reference
| Apply at 20 Third street northwest. selGtoO30f
WANTED-To ANNOUNCE. THAT JOHN T.
w Beall. Room ltlo New York avenue, Is a Conr
| missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
| unted states Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Pnbllc always N Office rom . o. m to5p, m ap)oly
l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
2Bmeinesa 0hancea.

XATANTED-PARTNER; GENTLEMAN WITH
w good recommendations and about Si 500, in an
established dry goods trade doing a paying business
Address w. A. H., Guy Post-ofce oelI3tt
MONEY 10 LoAN-IN SUMS 10 SUIT, LOW
1NA est rates, on real estate securlty moderate
prices. Call now W. W. DANENHoWER d SON,
1912 street. ocllm
GO O00 TO INVEST AS SILENT PART
P&sOOO ner In some good misunderstanding or
mercantile business; must be bona hde, with best OF
references Address, cpnhdentally, 3. E. r., Repub
llcan Office. se27tf
MONEY TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
at Lowest Rates OF Interest. Moderate Charges No
Delay.
THOS, ]. FISHER a Co,
se96lm 1924 street northwest,
- IppuAT no .0Vs on Ynsrt.D1rssrr ~ = O,,ft,T,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
TH0MPS0N'S SHIRT FACTORY
SIG + STREET NORTHWEST,

Opposite Patent Olfce
DRESS SHIRTS no ORDER a speciality.
Ready y-made Shirts al the following pflces
Best Wamsulta, unfinished 75o.; finished, 9Oc.
Best Fruit OF the Loom, unfinished 65c; dulshed SOC
Boys Wamsutta unfinished, GOc.; finished Zoe.
FANCY HALF-HOSE.
LATEST DESIGNS IN NECKWEAR
GENTS FURNISHINGA
LOW PRICES.
apps JAMES THOMPSON Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
8ooroino.

VNALL AND WINTER RoARDERS CAN BE
Il aecommodaied on reasonable terms by applying
TO MISS AGNES NOLAND, Rockville, Md. Refer
ences; Wash. b. Williams, Hume & Cieary, and VIM.
IL. Clngett. Oci7-3tk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

I,oR RENT-cALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property FOR rent. JOHN SHERMAN n CO,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17


New York avenue; convenient TO four lines Ofcars.
Ocll-Ots
UNHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel In the city; the hal Is
and passages are heated with steam, the rooms are
new and well furnished and the table IL second TO
none Transient rates, - and q per day. monthly,
", so, $50, ana so. sa2D
CLINrON HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
~ -First,class Table Board SIC per month; room
and board, so 10 sa5; no liquors.
se9tf j. nj, DELONG & CO. ProprIetorS
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@SaufeS-- --So,tses.

Wy ANTED--FlltST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE
w In northwest section, completely furnished, an
with stable. Address r. u. Box l02, City. OcI7-3ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

T ARGE AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
l. with first-class board for gentlemen married
couples with use OF double saloon parlos he had
by ingulring at 3l7 Observation-Disclosures northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
E:EET.

E EI-EI.
The wise for health on daily walks depend ana
thousands OF The olite from far and near visit
Dr. Whites establishment, l4l6 Pennsyvanla avenue
opposite Wiards Hotel, for relief from and avoid,
ance OF Corns, BunlOns, Diseased Nails, Vascular
Exerescences, and other ailments of the Feet PreSs
OF business ~ ONCE pIeendes at residence
except aller p m, Office fee, a. per visit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

wAsniNaroN. July l6-The White
House mail is growing gradually lssS, and
telsgtAms are lew and tar between. The
word ''convalsscencs" in the official bulle'
tin has had a wonderful effect upon the
public here in Washington. Those who
have been awaiting such q favorable turn
Ia affairs, are now prepared 70 leave the
city In confidence that no harm will betAll
the President. -. .EE r.
Among the kilograms received to-day
was one from Governor Murray, Of Utah,
10 Mrs. Garfield, saying: "God preserve
the President and bless you and our coun.
Another from Btsnham, Texas, dated
yesterday, reads.
yHtsoitsd, That we, the State Convention
Of Disciples ID Texas, nov Ii session, here.
by tender 10 Brother James A, Garfield, A
iaiLniul member Of the Church Of Ohfisl
and President Of the United States, oui
heartfelt sympathy In his Rffl cllon, and
ex press the prayer and hope that Ia The
good providence oi God hanlay be restored
10 bis usual health and enabled 10 Gil thai
large sBhete Of usefulness 10 which he hAl
bean called by hiS fellow counttymen."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
Another Came, @ ,,.n,1rs,,

RoeHE'rER, July lB.-Dt. Lewis Swift,
Director Of the Warner Observatory, YES.
tsrd'y received a letter from ]. M. achse.
4efle, Ann Arbor, Michigan, annonncinO
tnGs y! be had discovered nsbulous mSttsr
IN X A. 3 b. 4S IN. dscIinG'ion, N sSc 45
n' NJ GotIa but daylight obseufsd lie identity.
~, ~ eEiIt this morning reports that he dis.
sovefed !he matter 10 the conStellStlon Al.
~ ~, anu !! is quite bright, being larger
s suu more luminous than the one diacoy.
s'ea May let by Dr. Swift.
!e center lS strongly condensed and ap.
yMentI ,.iO1 ! very slow. II can not be Sscer.
isaa. iS1ed Il Il Y going directly towards Of
TS@ ~ Y the earth. The comet is telescopIc.
W.s W. y Lne loufth comet discovered aimee
Ss, %I nfst' Dt. Swift thinks from tbe nfes.
u AZ position p oI the comet II Ia The EXPECT.
y y comet ot 1872. II is moving yety
SS, %oHl! toEa'dS the north west. Schsebsrle
putin claim for the 5000 Warner priSe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

RoxE; July ls.-siz men have been
fined and Imprisoned for disturbing the
funeral procession Of Pope Plus IN on
Tuesd,y last There was great dlsofdet
at the trials Of the prisoners, and The
court was cleared twice. The sentence.
we're received with shouts and hisses.
A crowd Of people, Numbering between
two and three thousand, Cheeted tht
prisoners on coming ouG Of court, and
followed them, shouting, "Dlwn with the
clsticSls" Soldiers dlSpefSAd The mob
which resssenbled at the Office Of one o.
the clerical newspapers, tore down bul.
lstih aud started iof the railway station
TO protest TO the King and Queen, who
were arriving from Nipples, but Gordon
Of police prevented The denomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

TaI E.na Mill had a very prosperous
ds months run as Is indicated by the
handsome showing Of the company foI
Ash.u year Jus! closed. The net profits
OI Ii. concern on capital Of 100000
$1,000, out Of whiChs cash dividend
Ol 10 pr cent has just been declared.
ThbhoEs excellent management both in
ths Mill and in the board Of directors
The Etna has undoubtedly a career ol
Esl. prosperity ahead ot 1t, having
Ichlsysd Gu snviaSle reputation with the
trade oil The country Tor itS make Of goods
Ia reserve fund amounts now to about
$1,000. Atau election for directors on
Saturday last the old board was reelected.
It consists oil the following gentlemen
Pos1idsnt, W. ". Holloway, Lewis Jones
(NluIgsr), Augustus PollaCk, L. Spence,
W,B, Simpson, David Brown and Capt
Andy BlVvs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
A nIMaEaorA 1npaYn.
ToWuS and Villages Destroyed By q o..
elono--SsVsFal People Killed aHd IA

TeWnS And Villages DOsiFOyeA By O
eloao--SsVsral People Killed aHd IL
jared. =
ST., Paul, MIMI July ls.-Tho tovl
OF New Ulm, situated on the Miunesot
river, some SIxsy.ays miles from 81
Paul, and containing about thrs
thousand Ave hundred people, was wreck
cd by q cyclone late last afternoon. Wire
went down and only meagsr details can b,
given. Itssens that two Gurrenta Of oil
swept the valley at once, coming from diff
erent directions The scene was appalling
Stone and brick buildingS were raised
from their foundations, and the air vas ful
OF debris. The town and ita auburbs Al
now q mass oi ruins.
West Newton, in the neigh boring eoun.
y Of Nlcolet, was visited, and family Of
three killed. Their names could not be
learned.
The following isan important list OF The
killed and wounded In the ill.iated valley,
The killed In New UIm are: Mr., Ecksrt
9nd atTelve-yeal 1ld son; little son oi
ML Eckeyi Laura Wright, aged eleven
years, found ON the prairie decap pitated
head not yet loundi Rgon Of Mr.. Warner,
aged fourteen years, Killed 10 the town
Of Severance: Martin Frank, Joseph XII.
lubo, wife and three children; one child
badly wounded, sole survivor Of family.
west Newton: child Of Mr.. Loomis; IN
old gentleman, name not known, who was
found with bis arms clssped 10 tree.
A Pioneer Pre-! special, via 81. Peter, says
that the track Of the cyclone was q Fcene
Of awful grandeur during the storm and
an appalling week alter Il, while the
troubled 9ir waS full Of debris, which was
welrdly III up by blazing balls Of electric
fluid. Everybody 10 Wild with excite.
ment, and Ii 10 almost impossible 10 secure
. correct 0taiement OF the catastrophe OF
dAmOgs done. The following is q partial
list; Reisling, Keller L Co.'s store,
Brown County Bank, B. & z O. Beb-
benke, ]. Bobletter's drug store, Post.
once, Q. sommera store, CisiEens' Ma.
tional Bank, o. Wagner's store, Dakota
House, DR.. Weilheke's drug store and
dwelling, Weldtnsn 4 Schram'a stores, P.
Gross' stable, A, H. KeialinR's blacksmith
shop, three school houses, Colonel P. T.
benders' residence, N. smitteu's hard.
ware store aud livery stable and Ave
threshine machines, Lsinhausers resi-.
deace, Union Hall, Flank HAernpderf, q
complete wreck and building oil h,oded
with water; Andrew Smiths residence,
almost 3 complete wreck; O. Berrv's resi-.
dence, Crafts brick house, q. W. Krooks'
store, almost complete wreck, Cogelu
house and shop, totally destroyed; g.
shop and residence completely destroyed
Kroalsoa's hardware store, complete
wreck; Eppls's splendid brick, q complete
wreck; Brooks wagon factory, Q complete
wreck.
A committee called on Governor Pills.
bury this evening to solicit State aid, and
was assured that every thing in the power
Of the Executive should be- done for the
suffering people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

-, t,l'4'r7H, Mass, July 1.-THE wift
saa y daughter Ot Geo. Thomas vert
JI'oSned, ! Td, They we're sailing with Com,
i. nAtefson, and when q mile and 4 ball
"vn ~ toWn the boat ran upon A rock
S.1N sStneG over and filled, but remained iSs
\ SSu NJ !he rock. Three young men AVIAN
n 4 Ielt assistance. In taking them ot,t oI
wv WI sooat, II SSs dislodRed and sank, nm
XVI XVI men endeAvoted 10 take the Womet
SiSte SIGte The distance being only Sbou
Sy yards, bnt were unable 10 d. Al. siiC
"nvel themselves abandoned the women
CsAilANrlc Cry, N. j., July i7,Sjoht
SSye Lendmeyet, oil Philadelbbia, VA
NSsaed Saed 10 the Sufl 10 day.
d,S.A14, July l7-Three rAiLsmeu Vefl
~pS.aed In Long Sault Rapids.
sSALlVAS, July 1.-Two daughters 0
SLJ L g Fielding, The eldest fifteen veal
w were drowned. '
,sssa!.L1AlbHLPHiA, Pa, June 17.-TbtS
S.1.ssln cases occurred on the DsIaWif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

ctrY or MExtoo, July ie.-The Tehuan.
tspsc Railroad Company has offered 81
per day !ot native votkmsn as against 81
cents raId'bt The other roads for The sams
OIL AAs ot labofefs. Five hundred native
wotkmen have accepted the offer Of the
TshuAnLepec conpany, and left Pusbla To.
day tor the Central Road. Great difficulty
ls expetlnced In getting labofefs for The
different tailwsy conpSbies on account Of
the Watm, stckly climate ,Lbr ugh which
their lines travel.
The reported agreement between the
Mexican Central a6d the National Railway
Oompanies In tegarl 10 the cJnsltuctlon
Of their lines through Guadalbjata ID
officially denled. The National Rail1Ay
Oompany'A plans, which uefe hled With
The Government, have not yet been ap.
proved. ThetGoveft ment has ordered the
Nnk on the Natlohtl Railway line 10 b,
temporarily continued, tubiscl 10 the
appioval Of lbe GoVetbment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
a BiE Transaction In Iron Property.

A Mig Trsnsaetioa In Iron Property.
CHATTANOOGA, TESN., July 1e-one ol
the largest cash transactions that has re
Gently occurred in the South was eonsum.
mated this morning al Rising FAwn,
DAde county, Ga. ]. O. Warner, hall
owner with United States Senator Joe
Brown, cold his interest In the Riaibg
Fawn Iron Furnace 10 q Syndicate OF Ef.
LANCER capitalists for $255 900 cash. Col.
onel Warner is retained 40 manager OF the
furnace at q salary Of $4,000 per year.
Colonel Warner invested t65000 10 the
furnace few years ago, aud Rince that
time has more than covered that amount
BY dividepds, and now sells bis stock At
four times lts original VAlue. No better
proof of the prosperity oi the iron indus.
tries In the South ID necessary.