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, 1881-01-28

hxtrns partly At Sh05hej. Tho outside Tor lat9llAt
6n tacka no Rra,tu ut ta NN brls r)r nur Al siis
and TIKI tris b,sckw,.eat. partly un'onnd, Mt Hal
1oinl cpuhi to s,Oi hrts. Export nnurA wctn unnt-
Gel7A
OrHEH AftLLs1urra-We.o III moderate donnnd
And firm. rnles worn cars hfan nj tlt0ai1.aa scars
l!Hsf "Sa rh9r. Il a,t, r and ,,,onsc
rss !a?ket aatae,] t' ' is'! ss.Sf i" X H. isn
SS Ill a ss ] s isss. ss IT, rsf ss;t s ss'sss +
5 ss!''"a " Sss W. Mst HI. t F III sisss's
ess% ~ {! III! s, M ys.r @S sys
s',''S 81 "sey )" esss tsTS SSt sat s. s,s ] :
s rssis} @ 8 $ssE ss'. 7 a$! @
y sH G aiss s s""fs "a fSu !" sa s' usa S T's t"n fs
tsf tA x 'islns H s IN cSs.,n.sa,
s.s e % T.sat n , ia ,, @ r ~ TT, r;.
:;' i! y i
e, Y a III &: fo .s s s sSs: I'll Sfs
II sss' 8 @ ~ + ;sSs's
IT, H. ss,; s9 & II .ny,s u :s's It It
:S! ls a MA naSanes., i e 1 y s,%s'ns .s!
sia;M4 Hss ssilst W. 1,oniS ", nearly nSi;
H} Il T. ssd iF sy @ A@s I'll s' ~ r
% sSs; s ~ pss
..CUltN-Was mora *et!!n atd Unusually 1srnna;
The nlnrEot ndvniiped tr'n the lhtbtt price: q!
NchrttiNt Mftt u!nH1d ftFu Dts91FHb! sih lltil"N
cHsnr but New fNrk was ri. M1 ,'Ir fHsH!tllH rern
mt Asse Willis Nhcnt MAS tlrIjrr hare. tlio taiIMnn
for Any MS nEn active, but .thtr fHtnrsH d!t itte
hhow much tmpfutcncnt IN ttt rtstIcct thpa9t tncy
wcro s.EnA.ur ln ayn1pntny; srpurs 1EcrntrH - n
Tia UWer srac, "1t, liz is;trf wore il relatively
,iMy r.s;si'ts hns becn qdto si,aii fcrrnty. tn.,
~ & 3am n NJ WIZ HI, SU b Tcw
H. nta IN ,t1cn III" * iift#asn: attE III, rretttsj
s,s r." n1Sd Vt 'sT|Si h ~ i, NJ
}t,n fTnn m hnnrsi caTs: ind st i cNrs nj
;;ioj III MI H. siirr Mmx ,,l,n at Sstc M1J al.
ynnr,, T.; liz .t,sp ltsr mnu w,ls uoirt; 1T
a4s i;5se iltT 1t t;s tiSsc, ln,Sy nj Foi,.
IL liza t,utsis III, ihn nftcrno,n ru Wuy rlobeu Ut
", is,sM4S,sr @ " $50 ' ~ '
t3IiSeNtyc+, s.rouu nnt ", trhrr with n liberal
m inr .,t X Ill n frr 81 frtssh NJ. a,s fnr Nh
Wg ~" @ "f s sSSs at sanHs 1'a. t Sn1 g n H.
niuid Futures cnriy In thv ,tnY Nuro lnr int lier
Gmtt,, il sour tIur,, Fnhr,nry sti,,is Nj hi ;tjLnr
MNtcl SISssIi sS.i,x 1T tiu outside. and any ai.
Sx s sacs sfss %ese s sSsa e II 5 WPS III t;G II"
S1 4 Sni .sitr rtr rHtrctr IN soru; 1 III Hi ~ sn,.
ria n :s;ti, f IN rr:tn st si1: ,,,r rsiprt iixut:
5itn :r., fNe rejrc!ns Wft1: J:ts:iIsIu fi,r Nj ].
| :i7siG5n ft,r ST mhItr IN tr.,ck; fsAiJ iii
nj nv 1e fr rt,irctctf nfs tltx. III fur rcJrctHt
whIs". NJ, n str MI; >. ;its j,,r 1T, pshttn: Ind s
n, fnt btrrY ,,ots rtc IN unr,t I,Jt,i ;ss iii ill.,
nYE-.Wns dill, viii, nj, xiit-cdEcd al III, wilt
, 1881-01-28

Thoro Il nu chauXq tp mute III l,rootn-Cur,
which is III gool tlcn,ahtl. Fresh ugEB now con,-
maud inu 1tor dozen, With worry fow OF snio nt
that price. Apples arc still Nihsns1 1T &"
rur hrI, cranbcrrIcs al 81 l0olbs.b0 perbr'. Othcr
groom fruits arc tlull md unchnnset. Hay Is
notably iMll. with litto snio for daily rcrcsnle,
which 1T sumo cnscs hMvc IL 6o alnrcd Hides
aru dull, md quotations remain unchanged.
l1g.lcnu Ia flrin, with Quiot InNrkct. III metals
nnd tlnncrs' atock thcro Is no nnw'fcat,lrc, n
steady trntto bettig noted. Fotasocs nro iii.
chanEcl. With tho supply tllnil'lsslitnR IN ne-
cunut TT tho risk Of shipping III cold weather.
1tnirUnd frrlEhts wcrc moderately netivo Mt
tho November nAvnncc. THO rltpa tO New York
nr0 a0c pei 100 tbs MI provisions md lc on Ern'n.
Through frciphts nre GNofcyl Mt s;lalu IN provle"
Ions 10 Liverpool md .utsc ,,c IN Antwerp.
Tic nrgreRatd receipts Of wheat reported veg
tertlny nj ChfrAgn, Milwaukee. Detroit, St.Lnl1ls,
md TuedU wurc le4l,DOl hta. The corresponding
shipments wcrc IT, 600 BILL,
The following movement was reported from
New York ycstrrday: Recetrts-Flour, iD,Se1
brls: WHEAT, $3.50 lM; corn, - O hu: outs, y .Ko
HI; cori,-ncnl, 1,0G3 pkEs: rye. Il -: ll; barley
A,i01 tus matt, H,G00 Ill: pork, t415 urls; beuf
SIT brts cut meats, 6,ssJ pkgs; inrd, 4,as6 tcs;
whisky, It., Iris.
Exports for twcnty.fo,r ho,lts-Fluur, 10,-
600 hrs; wheat. at5,0tO bus cort,. u 900 BIT; ryc,
1000 blt.
THO Following arc reported nj the totais Of
Uruin OH passayo OH tho ocrRn:
jan. y. ian. Is. Jhu. -.
yS9: %ess. sss aea,. } $s a:; si
The New York proiuce i1cIt,n1s ittl;1N gives
tho following as tho visible supply Ut grain Oh
, 1881-01-28
MINING NEWS.
SAN rHASCiatO.
npST0S.
Special i7tpatch 10 Ths t'httaao Tribune.

Srfc1a1 Dspdfcf 10 7ht CA1fa83 7FlodHP. =
lh,sr1:., Jun. =7.-t,i mining shares. f5ltia ltl
atlval,trd rsom ~ 10 81; ~ttaralIhw trnn VI ~
INI,: 1}oupl,,s, Hid; Sullivan & WankGnk, Il;
Nruunswlc!s .>ntmony, 4; OrEor,l Nickel sold 1T
1oi{; Washington AZ ;t5; Damn ut GO; Atlas Mt 10;
Sycamore srriugs ut lts; CMtnsrt tlcctInrt 1-ld:
Sllrer lslet. Il; Dsccnta, Il. Others hs hrforc.
10 fAr Western .f,toetattd I'rtss
l}os1e>S. Jan. g1.-Mln!ng stpcks closed:
.t,ut. ............... sts Madison. ............
iniunst itUsix. . ii'ewnlr. 80. ........ 1s
it,tth .......,,..... .$fttulNcr. rs
saIlpUr Falls. IL lltluaD..
Frinkilf. isHSvrr falet ......... 3s
, 1881-01-28
COMMERCIAL.

Thu following wero tho receipts and shipments
or tho leading artas.les Of prod,cn III ths city
during tho twenty. y.fsur hours c,lllnr at o'clock
Thursday morning, With tho corresponding ii&.-
urcY for II ygnr uuo:
, 1881-01-28
FAcY Speak NJ IDitauer,


X. Blaine aud CunkItnE have never addressed
:: Gach athor except at kono dliler party, where
they vera compelled 10 tulk aesua6 tho lAMycr-
! ~ aon, lnt utter dinner they would pus4 AZ
. r0luly ns over,
, 1881-01-28
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following fnsisnn,cnss were filed for rcc+
ortl Tharsday, Jass. =:
CITY PROPERTY.
Witt ss. !rse 4. s e ,ntca q @ % & S
st?s $s|:; i 1T !; III # gS&$s; Il Sa;sI'Ss
s;:s III. i ;i;i Il 5;:% & :JSi:
sS!!!r ~ 4. iii aSsys ;aea FssTs: III
u liSi !!ncta1n Iass 10 !.ars 4, :,tersSn, So
;!ss " y 4: asisd .se;; NJ 5ssaa II l.s r.,
rs sssa e's!as tsa & a H.
VIII a,s sf & tns'c cSa'ssey Is
rhT'eS !. i Esi;iSs$ide e.i;iSissii: @ ~
c?!atSsh II H. ,Sas i 'i' t. :SSS &'sr & E Il !"
% 4; s,Si IN ;s;S; $;i
T?';sss ss;s j; ~: !! ;s$s:jss ;Ss i 6s%
s:ss NJ; iii j. ii i: S$t;s;;;;
ii; ;: ss: j: ;::;;; ;isj$; i 'S;::;
lSs II i ,S' ,S:s| i ;a;ss Il 5is;$yis 5as &
'IsSs Iss!s da;:a i II: iii, s:t' j; 1.s;. il; j fsS'
S'ssx i; ass III a a%"si S'Si Rs;s'
vs's s' IT, SSi Sss ] il i Ijsfs$ fs;si j
i; sis$ jsss il ii is ;s%s iii & ~; &:
lcav9tt H. Il il Il ii iVcit ii.r1,s5n. I. Ssi:,
y, nntcd JAM II tCliarles W.tounv n consor :. 80,
l.Snv',s y. III Il II c;i iiarrson /. III
sts Fl San;s t ss ss* i 4 il
W Fa,k}.. ...............:....... ..sU
river statta iusy i. 11;7 ,snte 10 fair,: -: 1914
ii;rreyad, t;asd Jim. =: III L. und Il. r. faIni-
nren E, '"fs av Is n'sl's isoss l. s.i II,
| daleI Jnn. n C.. ]. lianblrtUn 40 Ehie fM-
.s't'....s..ss'.ss a~s
| MOUTH OfClrr ttMtrA WITHIN \ NAnlt*s or AEvE,
| stttsS or TIEE FOEltr-HuraH.
itacna NJ, G cos nf anrinnnn 1t, " I, 1llsxl3l
Il. tnt0d Jan.1 thtbrst Wisncr IN Gustnf ~
s1u
AOl;Tit uf CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 NAnaEA uf SEvE:
MILLS ny TUE Ehttrr-ilnGsE.
c'a.s .:a So1s u tsiESs q ESsa i csoE K y r
rif's$ i: jjis;;s Sxi$i + ''
rlftio K. in il i t iiaisie. 7. i61i:;ii
s;s , :s: 3s,i i %aa fn,s's s.ses q san' e hS
Atss s'l i Ssi i i rsss i%i;%ass of "
;Asos, sturh, to ia.nes ; w.. =" ~"
WEST nr CRY LIMITS WITHIN a MAiIt'a or SIEVE!
| Nft.EA 0F rHE CuEHT-IIul.sE.
1In,no st. I4t!i IL u ut North nv, {. 3!Sxi!S
Anted, dan.l' tlohn .tos,'1"1oi'.dr.. 10 Z. =. =,
nsfns Has!t' u ajiSaI lilo sGeye: ;ssii$ II.
dAtcd Jnu. II ftalno III Carl schnncinanuh.., &
, 1881-01-28

Totai.. GtH,1tD 2a,ihs,st1 id.l0.lE!
Somebody wunts to know II tho man who paid
!lu Nnr hu above tho price OF wheat lust Wedncs-
day desired to exert Sociological intllcnce OH
tho market.
snr,o twelve or fourteen applications wore
nntlo directly yesterday for membership III tlle
nnnrtI Of Trrdc. This Ia whit lccrbohm would
cail Va now feature" It mcnns ttat transfer
memberships can no longer h1 procured NJ Il
discount. One sold yesterday mt sl,Gn. Tho
spt.r lAs bnon given by tho proposal IL lllGrcn*c
the membership fec to two and IL half times Its
pvcsuut Ngurc. We nuto TINT tho point WIS
t,in.lc yesterday tbnt tho Uunrd Ought not 10
Issue as,y now certificates of membership TIL
nftrr tho yotu ha5 been tnkcn on tho proposed
change. Some OF those who heard 1t saftl TINT
tho Introduction would bo an exceedingly nar-
row-mtnded policy.
OH tho Increase. 1t Is most notcenbio in tho
cnse OF oats. When 5000 lbs or moro Of outs
avo puuch Ii, t.ar thuy till 1t 80 nearly TO tho
lop that TITO Inspector cannut orerato the tr'cr
Ell MS TO take n satisfactory sample. Tho result
Is TINT when tho uutA nro turned out uf tho cur
thoy R,ay prove to havo baeu plugged, while tho
Inspector has not detected tho chcAt. II tho cur
Is consigned 10 elevator hcrD tho fraud may hc
discovered III timo Ia prevent tho outs from be-
ing unloat1ed Into the No. " hin. Uut If tho oats
Aro sold ou trilrk tho cheat n1nr not he found
out I'LL too late. 1t IL unfortunate that
this fAct lcnHs To moro plugging IN the
case OF oats inteuslcd to be sold BY sample. Tho
thcut Is not only direct logs to the ultimate
purchaser, hit tcrds tu ttIsurclt lhe Cblcngo
inspection, which now runks pretty hlxh With
consgnccs at tic Enst aud In Europe. Sumo
PARTIES OF 'ChAupo nro considering tho matter
with vlnw to soc II s,Iitabo legislation c,lit be
proposed to cover tho casc. At present tho 1n-
spectura uro authorized tu class tho grain III tho
lowest gradc found III tho :car Tint Is pro-
, 1881-01-28

: Eye1yboiy's remedy Ia Mhat thay cali DR..
Bulls Cough syrup. rEee only rs scuis bolsIv.
, 1881-01-28

.rttrA'tUE4 .-Arc firm vt ss fur puncIsblows md
GthiiL far tarly THO receipts III present
large. tho r!tk Uf shipment III tA c',ld weather being
iUi:i!i'LtY ASn t;AM1;-rn,kcys ar, tIrln nj Halie
Chickens nrn hcartB md ct,ntnAHd sa!e for fresh.
lfhh. Ia Mtg ijeiIsy ut <tuk%l..a rGr flnz.
fEEnS--Tlsc nltrkGt wns .enH1ltlly gulGt. with few
putsIIn Hrdrrr. caiDra rTI M. hut prItt.s In tie
inn wGsn hrni. EtDrrr rms s!sIw iut must hrsrrip.
ttnnt *lnnll lnts n1 Esnr selling IT gxt1a nht
1in!UtGy wnk dull tl rnMk NJ f1 NkH3 3G fr ordinary,
*!+3 [ur rnIf, 4;lt!iO ftr Inv 10 fully prime. uad
*:tt fnr ctnO. Prime tlnxscrt! Mns tlrH ut alAIe.
llrArGG tales Wnr1 rernttch uE 4! inIA% rlostr tced
- Aan:lA fur ln,r fll for cllutGr, n'd r. y iSI
iur uw tp fully prime md Etf! ef,re; ears na1
stG!1 ~ fl. u ni1 trick And $1..tD tirltvrrGd
,hAhT-lhcro nru NJ changes to note IN qnotataRa
Fino All, sarnaw mud New rar,t............s !M
tn!rso M !Hr tiI
shnF3s VIII t'taA
i!Ts.M MitHOHt ANHks. .s..'s.s,.t.s'''s.'-' !fG
i1rt,lt1.I alum, IN lu,vs, III
lhyGrlGu! niIti. brown tltrks Ea
TAlI.DW--Nns ntslnIhnl nj IL onit fur 'Ity ~
Chat4e. nccGrli!,4 q quality, and nlhut 5sir fuF
WiiiSsiY.Wns 0,intod steady ut tie tccli.o ii
Saturday. THO Isc rrlru tor hlHfLwtHEH was s'hrH
sn!tni will M sales r1PnrtMa.
ntain MneIsAi.seh:
tinoh t:hns. medium tub t1D
tintrh nnt4 asu!1F
t!n0 hHlSHEil
E.sttru Mn"HslHa nnoco.
Medium uItM,Ehfu t11HcC...... ...,..-.....:Ms
MttltsI1 fAtattl Hpect ...s.......tpHG
ltlG Wtl*ltil hGeCt.
CohtsH #ilsheQ
, 1881-01-28

tin, Sand. 4 CIeys.,.,.l$x
f.a2ttrn..,...,., ....... 81
fFltlt 4 GfalU htaF9uae. A.s
i Little lttH:k& kl.StllIth 6a9t
y. !. y Now ElRI4nd, ~
i t;t'IdausaMrH 4 l.. T., pta MI
~ ct.lqlneM,,..!..,...,,A
EnId :Uttlny..
ls4Oblu l. Ark. Valley, u
ltutlaEld pfvfUrEsd.... e. ri
Uo coMmo1s.s+..s..-" W
National Republican., 1881-10-18
MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.
Report of Captain Tyler, Treasurer OF tho
Local Relief Fund.

Captain II. w. Tyler, the treasurer of
the District relief fund for the Michigan sufferers,
yesterday submitted the following report to Hon.
L. NJ. Marble, the chairman of tho committee,
showing what had been contributed from here:
AS treasurer Of the local relief fund for the Miehl-
EnployGss offhe Capitol through Mr., II. Sherwood
ional Church, Tenth and streets, through Mrs. O
q nGycS s Nary % through
Avenue Christian Church; THROUGH n; j, Hillman
afHs Si ro OF asSayns DTs aSd
Ton; b y: KSIss.!sy sSs5ss; fSSa oIiSs' Rs iRrS%ssh
'S;onnI N"cE Sos.Sjss ssSssSSSs
SiSsss& aSss & 3 cnsS %s s BsnR AZ
pr. shSdd,s employees go; D. u, Keyser, Il; Hon.
Il a m 81 hoG GarHs d2an 81 4 dSsSS Gss% sG
i2 Ef M HSfe f " sa Gh * %"gsSs seSwnE ~
TS g p. PSar;SS, hi Rear ADMIRAL John Rogers
Ms sy SySaS otGTRs GafSeaies
ward o sprSop go ESQ., 81 Hnd snndry cash s items sG
warGcd drait on New York to lion H. =. Baldwin, of
Detroit Mich, chairman of the general exesuiIye
state Total received and forwarded 70 date, SOsSl
ofth United states Treasury, sss75 BY the Isf Be.
partment t2S rs by the Pension olce, SN003 by the
Patent Office, tll2 by tho Navy Department S223 by
the PostOlllce Department. and slS22j by the Land
oaice Large box box M or clothing haye also been for,
by Adams Express Company, the Baltimore and
Ohio Company having, rs am informed, refused to
to forward the same except upon the payment of the
usual rates. understand that the Detroit commit
have thorough system for Ascerainlng the rela-
tive needs of those who suffered by tho recent fires,
and the men composing that committee enjoy the
but the whole country aS well hence we may be us.
sured that our contributions will be honestly appl led
where there Is most need,
National Republican., 1881-10-18
"My sweetheart" nt tho Opera.mouse.

Fords cozy auditorium was filled to the
doors last night by an audience which gave grati-
flying II noisy demonstrations Of their appreciation
of the entertainment provided for them. The plot
of my Sweetheart" Is a fair one, but not so ex.
cellent as to induce paralysis. The story is no
older than that of the adventures of young Ger
man emigrant, Tony, who unexpectedly becomes
u count and falls heir to an immense fortune, and
little country girl, Tindwho, strange to say loves
him a tough citizen or citlzeness, Just as you
please, who In the play is politely called an "ad.
venturess" who comes very near TO leading Tony
away from the "girl he loves so much;" scoundrel
who Is success ful in rObblng the young German of
some of his money after he has become q count
und has something 10 steal; an idiot, who Is In
| love with the "tough citizen" and with all her
faults is supposed at the end Of the play to love
her enough'to marry herr doctor of medicine,
| who helps to secure punishment 70 vice and re-
| ward TO virtue, and an old German farmer with a
sharp tOngued wife, who ~ thrown in for good
measure Before the play is over Tony loses his
! eyesight and at the same time his title and for
| tunc-the latter by the sudden turning up of the
" lost heir"-bu In the last act his Vision is
| stored to him and the grateful "found" heir set
| ties an annuity upon him which, when he
marries Tina he win find handy TO have about
| the house." During the unrayeling Of the plot,
Notwithstanding some weak business aud great
| deal of very poor dialogue, Miss Palmer and Mr..
| Graham find opportunities for singing and dane
| ing which they improve in so pleasing manner
| as To win eucOres Invariably and double encores
! quite frequently. Mr. Palmers dialect business
National Republican., 1881-10-18
The CIn.Inr SCENE.

Quite large assemblago of friends at
tended the funeral services of Mrs, Jane Mckee
yesterday afternoon ut No 807 Sixth street north
west. The body was embalmed and Mr.. Robert
NJ. Mckee, the bereaved husband, with his dnugh.
ter Miss Matte Mckee, accompanied the remains
to Brocton, NJ Y, last night for burial. The est.
mnble lady had been great sufferer for many
years, but the sudden shock which her most sens-
live nature received upon the sudden announce
ment Of President Garleld's assassination was the
immediate cause of her last fatal illness. The
rooms In which the services were held Were sweet
with the perfumes ofthe rarest flowers, gifts from
many admiTlng friends; but swecter, far than all
was the lingering perfume OF pure and noble life,
Mrs, McKees kindly and sympathetic heart was
always heavy with the cares of others. She will
be long and sincerely mourned by large circle OF
aflectionate friends, TO many Of whom her kindly
sympathies and ministrations had endeared her
National Republican., 1881-10-18
The Electric Light.

If the following letter is any indication
the electric light will show up tomorrow night 1t
remains to be seen whether this Will be the case
BALTIMORE, Oct. II,
u. b. ANGER, esq, Chairman illumination Commit
tee.
DEAR Smi Amer inspecting your arrangements for
lighting Pennsylvania avenue beg TO state that tho
lines are not In proper condition for the purpose nor
could they By placed In proper condition In less than
Two days rw furnish the men and material aud
have your temporary lights burning within the time
named by me. eau see no reason for attaching
blame TO any local parties, as the time for making the
preparation was entirely too short,
j. r. AIORRISON Engineer
National Republican., 1881-10-18
The Foreign Visitors.

Upon the return of the French and Ger
man visitors from Yorktown they will be enter.
talned at dinner party by the Secretary Of State.
The famous caterer, Wormley, has been notified
to prepare for this dinner which is to come OIL on
the evening of the 2ilh instant. Upon leaving
the city yesterday the distinguished visitors were
warm In their thanks 10 mine host ROessle, of the
Arlington, for the care and energy displayed by
him In looking after their comfort and welfare,
stating that at no time since their arrival In this
country had they been so thoroughly aud com
pletely pleased with their surroundings as while
the guests Of tho Arlington,
National Republican., 1881-10-18

Is sufficiently funny, while Miss Palmer rarely
falls TO bring q laugh when sho tries. The little
lady has much TO learn, chiefly In the way Of re.
straining the exuberance OF her business but
even with this defect she readily gains the
sympathy and friendly regard OF her audience.
Time and hard work, n coupled with willing
ness on Miss Palmer's part to accept suggestions
from those competent TO teach, Will undoubtedly
make Of her an drtiste OF the first order OF merit
lD singing her voice Is very sweet and fresh ana
girllsh and charming. Mr., Graham Is rather more
advanced In the art than Miss Palmer, but he too
VIII doubtless improve with time and through n
wlthsanding these drawbacks, "My Sweetheart
furnishes amusement and is worth seeing Every
night this week, with matinces on wednesday ana
gatn
National Republican., 1881-10-18
Locn, preachers in Convention.

The National Association Of Local
Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal Church con-
tinucd Its sessions yesterday Rev. IsaacP Cook, d.
d., Of Baltimore, in the chair, Rev. W. II. Kinoaid
secretary, and Rev. d. I. mcfarland, assistant.
The attendance Of delegates was quite large, sew
eral new members having arrived since Saturday.
The full delegation Of Washington pastors entered
in body and was each introduced in turn to the
chairman by Rev. DR.. Deae, OF the Ryland Chapel,
amer which hymn Of welcome was sung. Dr..
Newman made an address complimentary to the
local preachers, wishing the organization success
and promising them all the aid In his power. DR..
McKendrce Reilly also addressed the convention
briefly. relating his own experience In the local
work, Rev. Dr. Kramer stated that on invitation
had been extended to the President Of the United
States TO occupy General Grants pow In this
church. and he read the reply, which expressed
thanks for the invitation but stated that prior en-
gagements would make Il impossible; report
was made by Rev. I. 7. Cook upon the Arthur
Mooney monument In Baltimore, and 1t was re.
ferred TO the business committee. The question OF
naming the place for the next meeting of the asso-
citation was taken up, aud Parkersburg, w. Va.
was chosen, and the third Saturday In October,
1882 unued rs the time.
National Republican., 1881-10-18
LOCAL MENTION.
Although the weather

rlan Bros, corner of Seventh and Y streets, have
not been backward. They have on their counters,
throughout the entire building, the largest and
most select assortment Of mems, youths and boys
clothing ever displayed.
National Republican., 1881-10-18
A TRUE TONIC.


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CBook, 90 pages, amusing and useful reading, sent
Rec.
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wiiboft's Fever and Aguc Tonic.
For ChiRs and Ftrer and all Diseases caused 6y ma.
Idral poisoning Of he blood. A iraranted cure Price
81. For sale By all druggists TTh&S
"AIderncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churncd every morning,
aud delivered in Slb. "Ward" prints at i)c. per lb
Also cottage cheese, Sc. per bnl buttcrmilk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk 5c. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-10-18
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The Weather To-Dny.

For the Middle atlantic States, including
hc District Of Columbia, fair ,rcaher, except rain IN
The northern portion, souhceSeriy, veerg to trescriy
minds, stationary io,ca barometer, and stationary
temperature,
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows; a. M, 60; II q. m, 76o p. M, $50;
p M, 100; iii M, 72o. Maximum, s3.7o mini
mum, go
National Republican., 1881-10-18

Of Eiseman Bros corner of Seventh and T. streets,
is being worked TO its fullest capacity now. The
superior workmanship furnished at moderate
prices
National Republican., 1881-10-18
Fruits or Advertising In the Republican.

Ut
Wanting suite of rooms in private
family where would not be expected to kiss the
baby and explain where and for what was going
whenever wished TO go out In the evening, and
where my private correspondence would be lefl
alone In my absence; where, In fact could have
other than the price agreed upon, and knowing
that your paper reached the right people II any l
advertised. | have only received ninety three
answers as yet but ut the rate they have been
coming shall have several hundred before long.
In the future shall know what to do If want
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