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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
E0DT FIG LINE. -

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER Al H9r r h \, yer
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL-ST, every WEEK DAY UP
m connecting at Albany Sunday morning excepted WIN
trains North, West and East $500. -, % s.rs 60 si
Excursion tickets Albany and return go3d 81 W
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60 rJbom il man Concern.

MISSING. r. 4. SchOncman, Of the firm of
vi LANES THOMPSON d CO.. 81 thi. city. ~ years
about tot rch,s height weight loo pounds, fa'r com
rather unii Luudr mpu-tnchc. blue pOutgcut
ro., mouth rather NICK set. qut tad lar mort
art ned "a cry dark business suit auG III cN
,f .f. wore ruHiu platinum gold and gold 4tch
numbered g7 80 hl. Monday nct'bor TO- AZ
atut rln f. m 10 tai Ito o'clock train Tor Boston.
10 hqd Win hi small canvas covered band vali~c ut
sgIty wurH 4 Hb"raI reward will he paid for any upr
,airg h. bis discovery the wcroabuuts ct ~
H. aIr, =, rrlu mentioned. Any person that train will
please '''i 'NN''-' siNo,; H. STERN $40 Rroaduay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

The imports of specie for the week ending octo-
Der Is and since the beginning Of the year. as com
pared with the corresponding periods oil previous
years. 900 ,soo 1ssl
To- ,ho ,yeot 90 7l5q79 S. 2S7 sl1sI3H
TOT INC W. d 707 3674Oj96 4736l396
80, cec an o-o ss2 40 iAs7lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and washington
On and after May % PASSENGER Trains Leave rom
vania II L. Depot foot of Cortlandtst ana DesorossesS
follows a, -
$50 m-EIcept Sunday. arrive Washington $50 P IN
Night Express Washington 9l5 daily WIN seep
Pittsburz Columbus and Cincinnati Parior car ="
reached.
7p.m.-Day fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnsn
$50 D. M Chicago 1850 and ST. Louis $3.50 a NJ r. "
palace Shoppers through Cincinnati and Chicago Entre
train through TO Chicago ..
10 OO-Midnight daily Seepers attached for passen
gersaer lO3Op IN. Arrive at Camden Station BALTIMORE
6:35 H. Washington 1885 a. Day Express leaves bMu
9:30a Washington 10 40 a M Seepers for On
cinnat. - z,-..
from the West at $40 m, $40 p m, and lO:fO p, m
sleeping berLhs secured AMI baggage called Tor
and checked 10 destination at COnp3nys ONCE 30 Br0sl
way and az the offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

The quotations from the London Stock Exchange
to-day are again so meagre that they furnish no
idea of the character of the markets there. Snch
quotations as are received are for American rail
ways and are lower than the early quotations Of
yesterday.
The total movements IF -four and grain at the
nrincipal points for the week ended Oct. II, 1851,
and siuce January l, for years 1850 and 1881,
were AS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
l0O'CIOCK ID II O'CL)C[.

/ Metropolitan III "a
1000 .-..-. -
No Kan & Tex 2d
! 1000. ..... 80
1000. ..-..79L2
Can Son'n lst
guaranteed
5000. ..... %
Nash chat Il ST
LIST Us
20. 900 ...... llS
SOuthPac of Cal LIST
1900. lO2A
X W and Og'buIg
con lat NJ
II, O0O...... 81
ct Louis and | Mt
lst
! 1000. ..... lis y
| Ohio southern list
! 900 So. %
I Alton & T II 2,i pr
| 200. ..... lOJk
1000 .-.--..llO
| 81 J. * City ard y
| Real Estate IL
900. ..... ~
| T. Tenn Va & q In
7,UOJ........Jl
Ind D & Spring Let
5000. lO2 =
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NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL

For Danbury Conn., Brewster, Carmel MAhopac and inter
mediate stations leave G5thst V55 daily. AIS D.
III daily except sunday.
Brewster Carmel hahopac and intermediate stations leave
l55th ST. 1868 =. w. daily except sunday.
Tarrytowu HEIGHTS Special and Way
daily sunday Baggage station 243 SGD
Tho Transfer Company will call check bag
rlge IRON hotels and TcsldcnCeg
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ruPopE.N FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Tota, since Ian L. 5o57l.6S6 4O.O7oss3 49,i4s7lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

CASSTOCKS and City K. h. Stocks ami Bonds
VI bought and sold. r. +. HEWITT 81 EKchanFe.pacc.
OFFICE CnAzF " HIGCfNsux
Is PINE ST.. NEw YORK cry. I
ON and after October - we will buy or sell
Ntho ght 10 subscribe 10 the stock aud bonds 10 DO
i-.ncd by The CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AsD QUINCY
KAIIKDAD COMPANY. CHASE & HIGGISSOk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

ORWl TN LINE
~ To Boston Worcester nashua Portland and the East
via New London.Steamers leave fer NO. 80 NorLh kyf.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Ncw-IOrk from station g, r. r. Of NJ.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Green SITS ut I:4J $50, 1ll5
m 1870 1, $50 $50 T. II On sunday at S45
t:3u, ~ p. N.
ron rhrd and BeTks-st1., at $50 7i5, lbs m 1880,
i:,U J:3D on Sunday at $40 a
FUT Trenton, $50, 10, $780, ll:l l3O 4, 4:3O $50
Z, u p. On sunday s:i5 q. ~. $50, u p. IN.
Return trains leave Philadelphia Tor New-YOrk;
From stations Phila. aud Realizing r. H.. Ninth and Green
ss at $50 $780, $780, II NJ j3Aj, 5:4o 645 II D. III.
ON sunday at $40 a. NJ, 800 - p. m.
From Third and BcTl-stS at 80 So 9lj n. M !, 5iO
5:2j G26, 1880 p. sunday ri 40 a. m. 40 p. m.
Trcnt0n-l:3J G.2J SOB gO5, lO:lO, ll34 2,
42l 1895 G25. 1870 p l:2j. 925 6l5 IN
Connection Is made AZ Jersey CITY Station To and tfOu
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey CITY 800
Tickets sale foot OF LbCrys, NOS 239 2Bl 10 II,
ga gji 1923 Broadway, and at the principal hotels
Nos. and Court-si- and Annex Office. Jewels Wharf,
Brooklyn.
y y Transfer Company Dodi Express VIII call for and
baggage from hotel residence destination AUp
be made at ga 1923 Broadway 736 sixth
ave. NCw.YOrk. and COurLst; brooklyn.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, H. r. BALDWIN,
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OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.-

~ station in York, foot OF Liberty-st Station in
BROOKLYN foot OF FutOnst, Jewels Wharf
Commencing Sept. 26. 1881. Leave York
$50 m.FOr Pennington. EastoD, Allentown, Reading
Harrisburg, &C
7:l5 a. m.-For High ridge Branch. Easton Allentown,
Wilkesbarre. Waverly, &C.
ga m-F0r Pennington. High Bridge Branch, EasOn Al
leuOwn Reading, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk WlIamspors
Tamaqua. Drifton, Scranton, &c.
D. For Pennington EastOD, Allentown. Reading, Har-
risburg, Mauch Chunk, PittstOn. &c.
3.45 u. m.-FOr Pennington, EaStOn, Wind Cap hauch
Chunk, TamaIua, Drifton. Wkesblrre, Scranton, &C.
y. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch EastOn, Allentown.
4:f5 p. m.-For SOmervil!e, Pennington &c.
D. m-FOr Easton. Allentown Reading, Harrisburg,
MaucG Chunk, WlkesbarTe, SC.
Sunday trains leave at S4j ~ for Bound Brook
intermediate stations $50 for EastOn, Allen
town. Harrisburg and the West.
For AZ 5:45 G5, 6<5 7:15, $780, 500 $50, 3,
gl5 Q45 1913 l045 lIl5a l2m l245 ll5 $50, g.
800 40 BIS $40 $40 g. G:l5. $780, T. 730, BIS, o.
945, 1880, ! 70. l2p. m ~
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financial.

4 GAS STOCKS.
All New and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all haG'
of Rfook yu veztntut securities, dealt 10 py
- GEORGE %. PEENTI0S,
Il WALI-SI.
IL who are interested IN railroad business
~ aud mica should get THE IHIBl ~ AL
MANACior I>~l nov r'alg. Price - ceiti n.hU[
NEw-YORK, PEyNsYLviNIA ASp ONO RAILROAD COZ
SEgNFrAiYs OFFICE.
CLEVELAND. ONO, y sept. ISL -
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of
~ the NEW.YDRK. PENNSYLVANIA and ONO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY viii Ice hold 20 the general Offices ~ The
company at }23 Eucdavc In tho city N cleveland ohn
between the Of Al o'clock .. AMI II o'clock noon,
FRIDAY 2~th october ISL. tor tie purpose Of cc,tng
for The ensuing and The trlns1'on n sue,
properly be brought bciuf" The meet
'"h' - '''' " Wv THos WARNoCR. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

NJ Y and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Leave at ;. SIS, lOiO M II IN. Q $780, T. D. g. p
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. EXPlhSS, 2 p. IN. with through
cars, arriving at Atlantic CITY at G:Jj .. L.
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TOR FREEHOLD

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ lay and sandy Hook 1920 Il m. 345 ..
for East Long Branch. &c. on SundIy9. $50 a.
Via Bianchport--FOr sandy Hook and Highlands . Sl5a
m. u NJ. Z. D. For Monmouth Beach and SeaDIigit,
.. S:l5 =. m, I'm, 3.3O 4, ., .. ~.
Via Red Iauk-Sl5 a. IN. for Lakewood. Toms River,
Barncglt sc. , D. M. for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River, ATLANTIC CITY AMI all bay side. p.
H. Tor Lakewood Toms River BdncS Ii &c.
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Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No 20. North River. New-fork. a. \.
Circassia oct 10. IL am DevOnla -.Ocs ~ ~ a m.
FurDr-sa.... oct 81 D. m. AnchOrta .NOV D, . p m
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs
Cabins 500 $50 Excursion tickets AT re ncel RAGS
second cabin, $40. Storage. S.
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT;
From Pier No. 46 North River, foot Of Charles-st
oct ~ p. m. Bolivia oct - IVa ms
Steamers marked do not carry passengers.
sos. Excursion tickets al reduced rates
HE'S DtlssON BROTHERS. Agents. B0whng-GIeen/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

The sub reasurv TO-DAY lost Sl32.53I on Dai-
apce made M nv com loss of S26l 252. less cur
rcncy gain of $l4s715. Money today ruled mt >
per cent for call loans until within the last hoHr.
when & Der cent was the prevailing rate untu &C,
commits were well made up, alter which the rate fell
TO 4 and 3 per cent. The Clearing llonsc state
mcntto-day is as follows: Exchanges. ~ -. G1.3"3
Sq75 700 III: balances SOL .673ifO The trans
actions at the Sub-rrcasury covered: Receipts.
Sl153l59; payments, 81 2S5,6!G; currency
balance. So O73 1873 4: coin balance, S7S,G3S,929
The United States Treasurer now holds United
States bonds to secure National bank circulation,
1866 975, 900; bonds deposited during ne week,
SO 453 500: bonds withdrawn during the week,
81 SOS 500. National hank circulation outstanding:
Currency notes. S35S.3S0,72f; gold notes.
S9SO45O The customs receipts at washington
revenue receipts to 1863 1876. The Treasurer re-
ceived $40 900 IN National bank notes for redemp-
tom the total of such receipts for the week com
nared with the same week OF 1880 being follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

State bonds were dull but Virginia Gs deferred
wero per cent higher at ~. Tennessee Is sold at
GO and North Carolina 6S new, Chatham issue, at d.
OF city bank stocks six shares of Fourth National
sod at 1875
There were few intereSing features IN the ral-
road bond market, but they were of purely specu-
lative character Boston, Hartford and Eric ilrS's
apain rose TO 70 and Missouri Kansas and Texas
general mortgages advanced from 81 to ST. the hrst
consols being steady at 1O5, and the SECONDS
dull at 79l20SO. Rome, Watcrown and OgdcnShnrg
fr>ts were u higlcrat 927s c.. G. and J. {. incomes
were lower at 75D7j3s against 1874 yesterday ana
CEesapeal<c and Ohio iirss. series H. declined y 10
S. and currency debts declined y to SO. Erie sec
ond consols were dull and steady at 1O3. Mobile
and Ohio first debcnturcs advanced | per cent TO
9S Mctropolitan frsis sold at 1O0G994 against
90 Yesterday and the seconds were steady at 50
Ohio Southern incomes rose from 10 to 443. Lonis-
vile and Nashville general mort cages were weaker
at lOil2 ST. Paul and Omaha consos were l2 higher
at 1913 Denver and Rio Grando cOnsols rose from
100 TO lO9loll O93s and Texas and Pacific incomes
were steady Mt % and irstS, Rio Grandc division,
after selling up to OF, were - higher nj "l"l.
The changes shown Ivy to-days bank statement
are consistent with each other and the whole IS
consistent with the money movements for the week.
Notwithstanding loss of 81 ,4O9. 800 in cash. the
sufficiently To reduce the deficit of thc re@'rvc from
tic rule of - per cent, the sum Of TSio1Oo. The
following are the totals of the statement and
81 for the week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

CONFEDERATE Coupon Bords.-Will pay
~ ~ per 900 Tor go 1000 ~ h's' bonds with all
coupons ~. attached delivered at my Ur,
81 Wall.st., on or before oct II. ...... .
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

EMpERIAL GERMAN LINE
4 Hamburg. American Packet Compa1y's Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. o
1IFRDER.............Oct2 20 81 NIA..--..-.Oc *
LI;SING Oct n FRI IL
Rates passage to Plymouth, Lonton CherDourg Ham
burg al points in the south Of England First Cabin,
800 Sccon Cabin, $50 Ste-rage, $50 Round trip at re-
ducel rates Stecage from Hamburg IIavre AMI South
amptOn, SIS. - ,,,o,..,,, , -.
KUSlIARDT & co. {. u. RICHARD q CO.
GpocraI AGENTS General Passenger Agents.
Ma. 81 Brosdst, n. Y No 81 Broadway ", Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
FALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON

VIA NEWPORT AID FALL RIVER.
Palace steamers
BRISTOLA PROVIDENCE
leave Newly uTk daily, included, D. M from
PIER -, NORTH RIVER
foot Of Murray-st. Connection by
ANNEX BOAT FROM BROOKLYN
80 m. Jersey city Tickets and saicroons may
secured all principal hotels transfer and ticket ouUs ~
Tie olce on Pier p and ON stclmerS -
GEORGE L. CONNOR
General Passenger Agent
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents,
NOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
1 Pullman ~leepcrs via y. Y, y. H. and ~. r. r., leaves
Grand Central Depot at ljj week days ami lO pm
SUNDAY A-o main Al +iD ~ week days. Get tickets VIA
New York aud New England Railroad.
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
4 SATONIC and NAUGATUCN RAILKOADS-Steame
leave Caihdruc Sip al l:3O 300 pm; twenty ufd-t
River BID Frc lower than BY any other toute
I EHGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i PASSENGER TRAINS. aud After MAY = lSSi VIII
leave rpoA foot CorLudt and DosDrOsses ats at iO
rn fiup $50 FOR EastO1. Bethlehem, Alien
town Rcpling. M9uch Chunk. Wilkrsblrre, IOwandh
WAverly, Ithaca. Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West
Train at ] r. M for Eastnu cthrhem. Allentown Reading
Muuch Chnnk. Wkrsblrrc and PtstOn Pullman sleeping
rolrhc4 attached $50 trIn Trains leaving $40 h
NJ. D. ami 3iOp. connect for al points IN Mahanoy
and HllHt0n coal regions. r. H., ~ iNbLON; q 7. "
General Eastern Office corner church ana
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MERIDEN. UARTFO

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
~ sPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE, NORTHAMPTON
sc cave Pier %. F. r.. a. m, and ii:S6 p
m tSuudays excepted, connecting with special trains o-
above intermediate poa.t Tickets sold baggage
checked At ~ BrOI way v Y ant Courts. Brookiyn
Exc New Haven ana return, 81 50 -
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5teamboais and Railroads.
-CITIZENS, LINE

A -CITIZENS' LINE. TROY BOATS
III NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF TPoy
leave PIER No Al, North River, foot OF Chrisopher.t
Daily Except saturday. at D. connecting with early
trains for the North aud West Sunday steamer a
ALBANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and G.
N VIBBARD daily Sundays excepted leave vesry 81
Pier 935 22d-st at 9 q ,BroOklyn, by
m landing at Nysck Ferry, West Point Newburs, Pcush.
Albany for the North and West NewYOrk Central and
Hudson River Railroad tickets good via this line Tip tick
cts 10 West Eewburg returning by down boat 81
last trip up October 10, and down october 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

NUlON LINE. - $500.
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
leaving Pier 81 ". r., foot OF Kiugst
sEYSSTN n - ........ Tuesday. oct. lS, 1870 D m.
WY0MfNG ....... Tuesday Oct. %, $3.50 a m.
AEI/GN .rur5t ", Nov. l. l p. m.
WISCO NSIN 80 ..... 49,. Tue siav Nov :, $3.50 a m.
ALASKA the" l.--- uV ''tl1, -'oN'
partmcnts furnished with every requisite 70 mako
Inc Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ing bathroom sm0king room. drawingrODm, piano and
library eS and citerer on
earh stepe The saterOOms all upper deck thus nsur-
greatest Of all uxuries at perfect ventilation
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 staterooml $780, $50 and
slOO INTERMEDIATE, $40. SrEERAGE at low rates
Of'ANh7 " 80 WIIIihNs & GUIoN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
Public Debt Statement,

WASHINGTON, November 1.-Six per
cent. bonds extended, Sl6l, ,S76, $50; D
per cent. bonds extended, S4Ol ,5O4, 900;
IL per cent. extended, $3.50, ,OOO,OOO
Der cent. S73S, 1880 refunding cet-
titicates, s59S,C5O; Navy Pension fund,
$4,000, 900; total interest bearing debt,
,566, 72S, $50; malured debt, Sl3, 6,3O5;
legal tenders. S346, 74l ,056; certificates
of deposit, SS,3l0,0O0; gold and silver
certificates, S1l ,535, $50; fractional cur
rency, s. ,0g3,l5l
Total without interest, S433, ,619, 49, ;
total debt, S2,0l4.l54. So; total interest,
Sl2,340,5S4. .
Cash in treasury, S24O,96o,97l; debt
less cash in treasury, Sl,7S5, ,534, ,lGG.
Decrease during October, Sl3.%2l ,43S.
Decrease since June 80. 1881, S15 5,Hi, =
345.
Current Liabilities Interest due and
unpaid, $204l, ,67l; debt on which inter.
est hasj ceased, .Sl3, TAG, ,3O5; interest
thereon, SS33. .955; goldsand silver certI-
ficatcs, S7l ,535 $40; United States notes
held for redemption OF certificates ot
deposit, SS.3l0,0O0; cash balance availa.
bic November lst, slii,l9S,iiS. Total
S2i0, 0,96097l.
Available Assets-Cash in Treasury,
S240, 0,960,97l bonds issued to Pacific
railway companies, interest payable III
lawful money, principal outstanding,
S64 ,623, ,512. interest accrued and not yet
paid, 81 . . 40; interest paid by lnited
States, S5I, ,461,2I2; interest repaid by
companies hy transportation service,
Sl4 60, l49; by cash payment, 5 per cent
OF earnings, :655, 1913; balance o! interest
paid by United States, $50, l49, 1872; coin.
ed during October, 64S,5OO eagles,
$755,0O0 hall eagles, S2,35O,OOO stand
ard silver dollvrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
EX-PRESIEENT GARFIELD.
A Stalwart Organs Estimate OF
the Deceased President.

WASHINGTON, November |. - The
SUNDAY Ch,onicIg, which lays claim to
being the Oldest Republican journal OF
Washington, and which has lately been
Infused with some new stalwart Vest.
ern blood, prints an editorial to-day on
Post Mortem crush, which has attract
ed much attention in political circles.
The article takes exception TO the cease
less flow of eulogy and unmixed praise
which has been penned on the memory
OF the late President. 1t says that Gen.
Garfield was nominated ''as makeshift,
and was accepted as a candidate by the
people with more surprise than cor
dlalitv. Whether his death was a
national loss or national
gain is point upon which it would be
presumptious to pronounce, but the
idea that his decease has created an ire
parable hiatus in the ranks OF American
craftsmanship borders on the ridiculous.
There are q hundred thousand men in
the United States as we'll fitted as he
for the office OF President-aS honest,
as high-minded, as sound in judgment,
as pure socially and domestically, AS
we'll instructed in the principles OF re-
publicanism, as capable in affairs and as
loyal to the constitution" The article
concludes: "To pay such honor as might
be justitiqble when rendered to de-
r'as,l dr5iyrrrr OF his country or a
great beneiactor OF his race to one OF
whom the most that can be said is that
he was skillful and successful party
politician, who accidentally became
President, and died before he had time
TO do well or i'll in that capacity, instead
of being just tribute to the dead, is y
reflection upon the common sense OF
the living
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rArNER$BURG LETTER.
suicide A,rldent-The River
Raf!roUd Meeting.
..... ... -.... Reg .slyr
n.a.s.>arEG. October

H.aaE..~nuEG, October 81.
Ns.r. mau named John Fleming,
.-.. .-.-.... .,.us in the Sixth ward,
...n. committed suicide last night by
...y..us himself in the mead. 1t seems
:-a. be had been on a drunken spree for
,-.gra. days, which brought on brain
...ur. Last night about nine O'Clock he
a-strd his attendants to leave the
I'm for a few moments, when he drew
. -.vp.vrr which he had secreted in his
.-# and. p.ar.us it % his forehead, fired
..- .lta. shot, terminating his llte IN ten
u1Itr5.
Wade Mr. Tins and family were
..- tr.ylus Yesterday, one OF their car
s.. wheels came of, preCiPItdtIng the
w...r aartv 20 tna ground, seriously IN
s-.- Ms. Tins aud one ot the chill
.-.a.
Nla has been falling here since yes
---.tv afternoon and OEr steam
. ~ uru are happy over the prospect
~ . Use. IN the river. We all hope 70
-.,... .pul boating stage soon. Coal IS
.s..g and worth Il cents per busheL
aI.p meeting tomorrow OF the direc
U--.nf.nr " z. sc. RAILROAD company
...srd :lrSarl 10 with srrat Interest
.-..r people, as they lee! that II the
...--.. opportunity 10 secure the pro
..... .r1al is not improved, It vii
...A sgl Low tu the hopes Ot those oil
..rr-.-.- AhO have recently invested
.... mra., n new enterprises, anJ
aa,- .r.- liking forward 10 the era oi
f.-ar,. which has Iur some time
.4S' pas, been near at hand.
ulrg.,.s.us are patieRtly awaiting the
.us when the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
.aI authorities will furnish us with
..,pectaOie depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
w A. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2 1881
FIRE RECORD.
At Cincinnati, O.-Loss $1,000


CINCINNATI, November 1.-The Ohio
and Mississippi elevator with hum
dred and twenty-five thousand bushels
of grain, was completely destroyed by
fire this morning. 1t was owned by
Hugh Steward and leased by Charles
Mcguire and Geo. ii. Raven, who con.
Quoted the business under the name OF
C. Mcguire & Co. Andrew ]. Mullane,
formerly OF the firm, retired two months
ago. The loss is 100000. The insur.
ance is large, but the exact figures are
not ascertainable at this moment.
At Monticello. Miss.-Loss $4,000.
New ORLEANS, November IA
Tins special reports the BURNING OF
four stores at Monticello, Miss; A.
Cohen & Son, g. Il. Dale, j. NJ. Benson
and Pepper & Garrett. Loss $4,000.
At Allegheny Mills, Pa Loss $4,000.
PITTSBURGH, November 1.-The hinge
works and carpenter shops of Oliver
Bros. K Phillips, at the Allegheny mills,
burned this evening. The entire build
ing, embracing these shops, LIS feet
long and 100 feet wide, was destroyed,
together with some very valuable ma
chinery and stock. Loss believed to be
between $4,000 and 100000; insur-
ance S25, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
THE w. p. Il G. RAILROAD.
The Meeting of the Board OF
Directors at Parkersburg.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, November l.
The directors Of the Wheeling, Park
ersburg and Charleston Railroad met
here to-day. A full board was present
except Col. Byrne and Engineer sickels.
A report recommending the river route
and advising the building OF the road
was adopted. Senator Camden pre-
sented letter stating that New York
capitalists are ready to undertake the
construction OF the road as soon as the
right OF way is secured. Resolutions
were passed looking to an active organl-
zation to obtain the right OF way. The
engineers were directed to proceed at
once to make a more definite location OF
the road between Wheeling and Park
ersburg, commencing at the Wheeling
end. Three thousand dollars additional
subscription was made in Parkersburg
TO deiray expenses.