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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-04
SOCIAL ARD PERSONAL.

A. s. Hopkins has gone to Colusa county.
]. H. Carroll and wife returned home Yesterday
from Napa
Congressman Pacheco left Tor Washington, D. C ),
Sunday evening.
John Simpson and wife, of Davisvile, are visiting
at Hardin Springs.
Charles A. Teel, of Millyille, Shasta county
was in town yesterday.
Frank Hickman has returned from extended
visit at San Francisco.
Mrs NJ Gilman and family have returned from a
two months trip at the Bay.
George Miller has returned from his sojourn at
Duncans Mills, Sonoma county, improved in health.
Mrs. Sterling, wife of DR.. Sterling, Z. S A., is
| visiting in this city as the guest OF Mrs. H. b.
| Nelson.
Geo. P. Putnam has returned from the United
States Fishery the McClou1 river, and will soon
go to the State Fishery at San Leandro.
| happy surprise party was rendered in this city
on Saturday evening last to Mrs. W. j. Barry, Of
Astoria, Oregon, who leaves for her home on the
| 10th instant.
| S. c. McCiaughey, wife and son, returned Sunday
| from two months trip to Wisconsin and Illinois,
where they have been visiting rel tyes and friends
not seen for many years.
| Among those who left yesterday to attend the
State Grange at Santa Rosa were C. II. Hull and
| wife, Miss Rose Hull J. Re.th and wife, j. Waldo
and wife, H. W. johnson and wife. C. V, Brockwsy,
| NJ. Sprague Hattie Z. Spragne.
] " H. Wallace Of the firm OF Sisson, Wallace &
/ Co. and formerly resident Of this city, died in
/ San Francisco on Sunday morning. BE leaves q
/ wife. daughter and SON His daughter is now tray
| cling in Europe with friends.
! r. w. Clinch, who for many years has been a
+ prominent conductor the c. p r. R., east OF
| Truckee, died at the residence OF c. Cneh, on Sew
! euth street, between aud L. in this city, yester-
1 day. The deceased - years OF age and native
4 OF New brunswick.
There we're in the city yesterday G. B. Sachs
| and Mrs Wells, Of San Francisco; Mrs. McCloud,
| Stockton John Blair, Placerville; d. a. ostrom
/ and WIFE Yuba county John Ralnes, wife and
/ child, Sheridan F. A. Shaffer, GridIey sIrs ]. NJ.
| c. Jasper, Wheatland; c. Eskridge. Costumes W.
/ w. williams, Ione City; @. II. Iawrsrce, PluMas
| w. X Lamb, Chico, and r. De Witt, Yreka.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-04
Plaza coscERr.-Another concert viii be

Plaza CoNcERr-Another concert viii be
given in the Plaza this evening, when the
following programme viii be observed by the
First Artillery Band: March, Thirteenth
Regiment; )" overture, "Grsnd Musical Pow
wow" waltz, .Son of tie Regimen. !"
schottische, Starlight" quickstep, To-
rena )" serenade, Spring Violets;" march,
"0llivette = polka, "Tne Light hearted
Corporal;" galop, Illusion. p "Hone,
Sweet Home.n
Prison DIREcToR. Perkins yes
terday appointed as a member Of the Board
OF State Prison Directors Charles Clayton,
OF San Francisco. vice Eysrson. resigned.
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Bell & co-FugnituIe Of a Residence.
shersurn Furniture Of Residence.
Bell & co.-Real Estate Sale.
Bell l. co-stosk and Farming Implements,
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A INV RACKET AT THE PARTISAN RACKET
In answer TO the universal demand for still
further extension Of the new system of sales
of goods, and for the special accommodation
of gentlemen, we will hereafter include
among the goods to be sold on the Racket
principle orders for gentlemen's business suits
TO the value of $50. TO be made to order by
any tailor the purchaser may name. All the
departments are this day to be restocked,
and new and useful goods will be introduced.
Moneys worth for every sale, and no sale
can exceed 81 of cost to the purchaser, but
may yield him $50 of value in goods.
Partisan Racket, 62S j street.
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Eue.reas AdrartieeInents

weinstocb & Lubin- States given away.
National Mutual aid Associatioa-G. D. Irvine
Agent
School books at Houghton's.
Golden Eagle Hotel Hcyassar, proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-04

Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Cheslsy, sole agent.
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sUPERIoa CURT.
MONDAY, October 8, 1881
DEPARTMENT oxE-CLARk, Judge.


DEPARTMENT CxE-CLARK, Judge.
Alexander John Gardiner, native Of England.
upon declaration OF intention, and testimony q
| Frank Lencir and Jao z Turner, was admitted to
Estate Il Mary A. Humfrsville, deeessed-Appli-
cation for lettsrs Of administration 10 William
FIumfreyille fled, and set for hearing October IL.
Estate Of wil1m Wise, deceased Citation to ex.
ecutor to file his final count by 10 A II OF October
Estate Of Melehoir Le;tzenger, deceased Final
account fled and set for hearing October TO- ISL.
Es.ate of Yetta Kaiser decease,i-Pe. ition OF
Public Administrator for letters OF administration
heard and submitted.
Fstars ot ] j. Gleason, disqualification Of
Public Administrator Tor letters OF administration
Estate OF E. ]. sheehan, deceased Petition for
letters Of administration by John + sheen2n
granted Bond fixed st $1,000 Ed. Cadwalader,
John T. Carey and 7. W. Sheehan appointed ap-
appraisers.
The mater of the guardianship CT sheehan
nlinors-John Z. Sheehsn appointed guardiln. and
b I'D fixed at 81 Geo Tor each OF said minors Same
appraisers appointed next case above.
Estate of +. Thompson, deceased-Letters OF I'D
mipistration granted to George F Bronner, Public
dismissed Philip Phillips. Charles Barton and ".
B. Hamilton appointed appraisers. Notice 10
creditors in RrcoRD-UEtoN.
Estate OF ". L. Uhler, deceased-order entered
of due notice given to creditors.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsos, Judge.
A. Blake vs. a. Coo,os-M Motion submitted and
taken ufder adYisement.
w A. Dewey vs.. P. a. Iii lsr-sio:ion for new
trial argued and oyerrued.
Nettie Gilman vs. Charles H. Gilman Motion to
fix attorney fees heard,
H. ii. Linnell vs. NJ. c. Hawley & Co. Order en-
tered allowing plaintiff an inspection and permits
sion to take copies of entries in books Of accounts
documents and papers.
Nettie Gluan W. Charles II. Gilman. three
casas-S. Scion Holl allowed upon his own motion
to withdraw attorney for defendant in each case
Court adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
Bhke vs. Cool0t.
NJ Birsch vs. z. B Shessy
NJ. J. Charles VS., Frark Swift.
The People vs. Misunderstanding sentence.
Sacramento Inrnhar CoinnanY vs. Wagner.
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he DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
gEsDAT............... OCTOBER 4. 1881
anrsarIssaEHF s1ENgIoN

Notice to C-editors-fYn. Rsught Estate.
F. and A. NJ eoucordia Lodge.
Sacramento Royal Arch Chapter
10. 0. F.-Rising Star Rebekah Degree.
Music Glasses OF J. L. Skinner.
Finely Furnished Front Room.
Saloon for sale Otto ReifTarth.
Wanted Operators and Experienced Hands
wanted-A Bright Active Youth.
Lost-A Pocket-Booi.
wanted-To take Charge Of Hop Ranch.
Corner Lot for Salo chesp-csrl strobei.
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Bike vs. Coolot.
NJ Birseh vs.. p. B Shessy.
NJ J. Charles VS.. Frafk swift.
The People vs.. Hansche- Passing sentence.
Sacrar. ento Lumber Company We. Wagner.
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ECLIPSE CHAaPAGNE-dry and extra dry
is the best fermentation in the bottlel
When once tried, no Other will be kept in
the house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following observations the transactions III
the financial market yesterday. together with highest
lowest and closing stock quotations, furnished by
The bauknG-hOli>e Of II. d. Cooke, jr & Co., 1892
street, Washington. u. G.:
There time to-day when the market could be
said to be strong most Of the list opening weak and
from y to 3per cent. of. All through the day the
fluctuations WereconrolIed by dispatches from Wash
iIigon regarding the action of Congress on the pending
funding bill. As the reports that subject were ex
Iremely conflicting. there very unsettled feeling
.on Change" As the probable success defeat of
The funding bill Is vrap in uncertainty yet,
of the opinion thai It is very unsafe market to trade
on unless Is able to watch ones property very
closely and be ready 20 whipSaw' at short notice
There appears TO De a very willy clique of bears on
Change who predict much lower prices. We merely
quote this. With the present unsettled feeling exist
ia Wall street. Washington, and throughout the coun
lay, we are 10th TO venture SUrniSe the prices
which may exist ia the future. With the eNcep
ton OF an advance of per cent in Nashville and
Chattanooga and fractional rises i'll American District
Canada Southern. Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
and C. G. d. c. the entire list closes from Z to % per
cent. OF. The princp pal declines have been Hannibal
and 81. JO. per cent: Northwest 2. per cent; St.
Paul I5E per cent; Iron Mountain, IL per cent. Pa
ciic Mail is quite strong Goals have been steady, but
dull Total sales: Western Uni0u IS, AGO. Pacific Mail,
gG Northwest. 3pe do preferred, ZOO Rock Island
)G ST. Paul, 16.2sE DO preferred, 800 c. C. & I. C.,
leo Erie, "a SOU Hannibal and St. JO 300 do pre-
Ierred, $780, Lake Shore. 25,5jG New York Central
1890 Ohio and Mississippi, 9i00; Union Pacific &c.
40 Michigan Central 81 IG Delaware. 800; Jersey
Central 1920 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
Bo7Rf u c., g. 500: u. G.. C., lNsl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
BAYONETSI

The Regis5e5-CtH says: 1t TOOK ages
to bring women up to the standard OF marriage.
What did the men do during those ages!
Put upon my tombstone" said the
diving man, Gan epitaph stating that 1 was a
scoundreI, thief. and brute. Then people VIII
think was good man. Epitaphs always lie So
81 wonder, uncle" said little girl,
"ifren will ever yet live TO be 500 or 1000 years
0ld?' "No, my child" responded the old man,
that was tried once and the race got so bad the
world had to be drowned
No better evidence is wanting that
general disbeIiefin Mother SYMPTOMS prophecyis
abroad in the land than the fact that the eontribu
lions to the Government conscience fund" thus
lar this season Show q marked decrease IN COM
lsrison with the corresponding period last year
They were talking of literature when
she remarked: How admire Hogg! His tender
Tins fairly bristlc with good points" Il am par
lial to Bacon" said he. - and 1 consider HOgg
boar" did you cTar study the metrical rhythm
oC HOggs feet" she asked. Yes; but do not find
50 much wisdom iuterlarded as in Bacon'S prose
And then they sat down i'll one chair, and he held
her Akensidc.
"A Boston religious weekly says: " The
great problem before the churches is how TO ill
their pews as the theatres filed; how to gather
the crowds that CircUscS draw Easy enough.
tiyea season Of Bernhardtin the churches, or en-
TlOy Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests Nam
moth Minstrels to give performances in the pull
pit We charge nothing for this suggestion and
yet the probabilities are that the churches, rather
Than adopt it, viii continue TO worry along with
ellptV DeW5.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

On motion of Hon. D. w. Voorhees, George W,
Hall ESQ.,, of Bangor, Me- admitted to practice.
On motion of Hon. +. NJ. Cockreli, w. H. Hatch
esq OF Hannibal. No.. was admitted to practice.
On motion of Hon. j. NJ. Wilson, Noble SnlithSon
esq OF Pulaski Tenn, admitted to practice
On motion of Hon. Hiram Barber jr D. W. Jack.
son. esq, of Chicago, ILL., was admitted TO practice
On motion of Hon. L. Il. Smith, Addison Brown
esq, of New York city, admitted TO practice.
ON motion of Hon. Z. q. Lapham, ". A. Suther-
land esq, OF Mount Morris, n. V. was admitted to
practice
No. 7O6 Mary 2. weltou ct al plaintiffs In error
vs.. The Southern Life Insurance Company ct al On
motion of Mr. Fillmore Beall, dismissed with costs
No. $50 The Mayor. &c. of New York CITY, ct al,
plaintiff In error, Robert Pallet ct al. On motion
of Mr. Fillmore Beall dismissed; plaintiff iii error to
pay costs.
40. 22l The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Com
pany, appellant, VS.. The United States. Argument
continued by Mr.. SOlicitorienera Phillips for appel
lee, and concluded by Mr.. Stanley Matthews for APP
pellant.
No. 23l Joseph Neyhart, plaintiff in error. vs. The
Fourth National Bank of Chicago. Dismissed, with
costs, pursuant to Rule I6.
No. DID, The Central National Bank Baltimore.
plaintiff III error, vs. The Royal Insurance Company.
Argued by Mr. George Bliss for plaintiff in error, and
by Mr.. Joseph Lar0cque for defendant ia error.
No: 20 George NJ. Bayly, plaintiff in error, VS..
The Washington and Lee University Continued.
No. "a Schuylers Steam TOwboat Line &c, ap-
pellant VS. NJ. n Caleb;
No. 81 Madison II. Caleb appellant, VS.. William
II. FOOte ct al;
No. 2S6 Charles and Arthur Wilson. appellants. VS..
NJ NJ Caleb Passed on account of sickness of couIi-
sci.
No. 3d. Henry NJ. Bacon, assignee &c, plaintiff In
crTsr, vs.. Tie International Bank of Chicago Ar
gu d by Mr.. d. w. jackson for appellants. No coun-
sci appearing for appellee.
Adjourned until to-day at twelve o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
The following were the closing quotations for Gov
eminent bonds:
By ASSociated Press
,UB-TREASURY BALANCES
SSS Oo2 q-f!Cs,rranc1-


Sold .... $50 23 81 Currency 519 800
NEW YORK, March 2.-Money loaned down from
I2 per cent per diem TO per cent and closed at the
latter rate Exchange steady at 479479. for long
and 4SlIs(94S2 fOT short sight. Governments were
strong and Is per cent higher for all the issues except
fours, which unchanged. State bonds strong;
sales of Louisiana seyens, consos, at s.; Virginia
skies deferred at Is do skies consolidated at 100
ll5}5, and Alabama, class \, at 72tS Railroad bonds
dull and weak this afternoon. Texas Pacific in
comes fell Otto 81 International cOndincOmes to 81
Ohio Central incomes TO IL Oregon firsts to I05 St.
Paul II, & d. diyisanJ irsts 10 i16E, and Union Pa
cifc liTsls to 49,.
The stock marx ct opened irregular but soon became
weak and the general list declined 1sGI3 per cent
While Hannibal and ST. 10 preferred fell f44 at the
ms board. Nashville and Chattanooga, which had
early decned5 per cent, advanced per cent, reacted
81. recovered 2i and closed at n reaction of per
cent During the afternoon the speculation was some
what Irregular, tie fluctuations being comparatively
SSh but in the late dealings armer tone prevailed,
ahd Tie market closed at recovery of lz(9l5s per
cent IN which Hannibal and st. 10, Iron Mountain,
Delaware and Hudson, Reading, and ST. Paul were
alo>' conspicuous The transactions aggregated $50
western, 80 100 Canada Southern, 1900 Delaware and
IinaSon, d,5Ue DeIYer and Rio GTande, 800; Erie 25
~ hannibal and st. 10. 1i.60 Michigan Central, TO-
-. Kansas and Texas, 20OE Lake Shore, 222OJE Lou
SSie and Nashville. 2200: Northwest, b. 100; Nash
me anu Chattanooga, $780, New Jersey Central,
49, New York Central 10000; Northern Pacific.
Oho and Mississippi. 9400 Pacific Mail, ii 100:
i.esul!i 500. ST. Paul. 1850: Texas Pacific, $500;
HUT Cu FGclilc 5,ita Wabash Pacific. 1880; Western
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
PRODUCE MARKETS.
HaItimora G:eneral marI,e,

Inr o Bstohk' March e-COtton fat middiius, 1l2sc.
u-oD.. hih with fair demand; Howard street and
fa,rw super 81 ?SGS Is; do extra. 81 99Gg4 49, DO
Ira {; SV""f City Mills super S. SOS 70; 10 ex-
SoW SS 2a Patspsco family, g. 90 Wheat southern
erD ,a1 o'eAuy Western higher and strong South
Land q -. - ioGl iS do amber. 81 SOL 81 No Mary
81 Is HBT;l ~ Western winter red spot and March,
asked Carr 4S1&t lS May, 81 fS2SI I9 June 81 10
Western n,j1n southern white, sic: do yellow 55c
April 5idsii:si spot g5sy5ssc: March, 55i5@s55fc
Rye Quiet az a = white. 42I3c; do mixed 40SJIc
PEeansyiyalis sn ~ & Hay dull; prime to choice
easier ar qaiet: mes gnft ." o,g Ia 1G ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, March 2-Cotton steady; sales to-day,
1873 bales upands Ike Orleans, 115zc consolidated
net receipts l25le bales; expors-Great Britain 6S3
naleS; the Continent, 4425 bales. Flour-Southern
firm and fairly active: common to fair extra 81 75o
% good to choice do, s. 25@6 %. Wheat shade
lower closed I495ac higher ungraded red 81 1lI 2
Corn glac better fair business; ungraded $50 Sc
oa oar 9niet and rather steady; No g. 4Sc Hops frm
fairly active; Rio, 1O'z@lS14c Sugar dull and I'M
SSinanged refined in moderate demand; standard a,
SIC MolaSSeS quiet at 3G55c. Rice steady at sd
.s<G moderate inquiry. ROsin quiet and steady at
IL 80 ioE good strained Turpentine steady at 49, &c.
WOOL III better demand; domestic fleece 35950c Texas,
lid &C Pork about steady and very quiet old, si5;
huies dull; long clear SEE short clear. sac; long
$40 I5(0IQ FL ~ -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
REAL ESTATE
The Official Transfers Of Yesterday ns
Recorded.

Mr.. J. I. Olnstead presents the following transac
lions in real estate in the District yesterday rs re-
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Pennsylvania avenue between Twenty arst
and Twenty streets west sublOt ~ % feet by
depth, square John W. Corson ct all trustees to
Spencer Watkins; $3.50.
On New Hampshire avenue, between NJ and n
streets north; subiotS and go feet by depih),
square 80; Elizabeth w. Long TO Stephen o. Richey;
$780,
On Eighth street west. between G and FL streets
north part of lot Is South IA feet by 90 feet nches
square 405; Henry Martin to Sarah z. Main; nom,
infl
COUNTY.
John Patch to John Dugan, Michael Dugan and
Patrick Dugan; part of tract called Harlem;
nominal.
Frederick Douglass, United States marshal, to John
Patch; part of a tract called /" Harlem; !" $50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03

SIC O bulk meats-loose shoulders and clear rib
sides, none offering do packed, 57S9Sssc; bacon
shoulders. CSC; clear rib Sides CSC hams, I1@12c.
Western, packed, 13924c; roll Is@2lc Eggs dun and
lower at l5Gl6c. Petroleum dull refined 9f4c. Coffee
dul Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair 4G12sc. Sugar
easier; soft, exc. Whisky firm at II Il Freights
40 o4 ysTPS9 n per e steamer steady Cotton ID;
barrels; wheat. 80 bushels; corn $3.50 bushels;
rye. $50 bushels Shpments-wheat, SSH bushels;
corn 1900 bushels. Sales-wheat 40 go bushels;
corn. 27S,S0J bushels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
DISTRICT COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRTCT-CHTEF-JUs-
TICE CARTTER AND JUSTICES VILE AND HAo-
Winder VS.. Standish ct al; argument concluded and
cause submitted IN re James h Tucker; rule issued
stable
Adjourned until Monday next.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JCSTICE M8CARTHUR.-District
of Columbia vs. Forsyth juror withdrawn and cause
;e by esnf for E Marx GG aner
Charles Kaufman: same for S:s675. y. W. Burch-
s Rc b ID B Byq? :a sa@f f for S S9en w. e
brook & Co. VS.. frederick Douglass; for S375.
Il Mariner Wright vs. United states Home and
Dover ASSOCIATION; same for SID; Edward Abner VS.
john McCauley; same for s5iI.67 Hills Boyd & Co.
VS.. H. Mcdonald; same for $3.50 United States
for Sl60. Kendall vs. BlackwoOd ct al; judgment by
default as to Blackwood & Davis. Atkins vs.. Fitz-
same action. Wilson VS.. Gleason same action Bailey
EaUI AIRY CorRT|Jrsri S Gox.CoIlins VS.. Col.
Inns trustee authorized to make loan. Burgess
vs. Williams pro confesso against Maria $ Williams
made final. Queen vs. Brooks; sales ratified and
reference 10 auditor ordered Clarke Clarke;
straining order dissolved Kleingling BlengIing;
appearance of absent defendant ordered. Levy vs.
Cain restraining order granted, returnable March T.
Power vs.. Burke sale of real estate with improve
ments ordered Baker Offut; petition Withdrawn
and restraining order vacated. Kerng0od VS.. Gus
icrred to ]. ]. johnson Schesnger vs. SchIesinger
testimony ordered taken before Examiner W. t.
Snyder.
CRISTSAL COURT-JUsTICE ANEs-John Toomey,
charged with mayhem and convicted of assault. was
sentenced to eleven months and twentynine days IN
the JAIL another indictment for the GfenSe was
nole prosecuted John Silas Marshall Johnson, con-
Ncted of manSlaughter i'll killing James Z. Johnson
sentenced to the Auburn State prison for ten years
and fined sl,9Oo. The petit jury was discharged for
the tenn.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit COuTt-Jusiice MacArthur.-No. 271, Bailey
VS.. District of Columbia; No. g73 NewbOld & Son vs.
YOunss: No. IS. Kline VS. Barber &c Dean; No. -
ThwinS ct al vs.. Dean ct all No. 49, Sibrey Barber
ct al receivers; No. 81, Gray Barber al,
ceverS; No. So, Reed Barber ct al, receivers; No
%, Behrend vs.. Hazel No. 6, Hunton VS.. Taylor;
No. 2ll Murray et al. Paine; No. 80, Nevis
Plant: No go, Gilmore Blackmor: No. 277, An
german Baum: No, 27S Moses VS.. Blackburn: No.
80 Moses CARROLL No go, ChildS & Co. vs. Thigh
man; No. 2Sl, Eaton vs. Connolly ct al: No. 2S2
Bartlett d Williams use, tSc.,ys. District of Columbia;
No. 2S3 Dodge BuSey; No 25f, Burgess vs.. Raum
No. 255, Elliott, trustee, VS.. Cook ct al; No 2S5
Mitchell VS.. District of Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
THE GREAT
1873 I

~ II
1900 - PENMsYLy "a RogTE ,,1,.,,
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY t MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECT E1ARCH i, 1884,
| TRAINS LEAVE W ASHlNGTON from Depot, cor
For PittsburS end the West 500 a; M daily, with
daily. With Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to GIN:
cinla1 ST. Louis, and Chicago; $50 p m. daily,
B al19 HSiaSf Ear Y Pi P9T6Ac RAILROAD
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with Parior Car to Watkins and me North at 500
cept Saturday with Palace Cars to CanandaiSa and
For Wiiiiamsport, Lock Haven and EImira at 1890
a. m. daily except Sunday.
1000 p. m On Sunday. $50 p. m. and 10 p m.
Limited Express of Pullman ParlOR Cars, $50 q. m.
For Brooklyn New York all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats Of f"i Brooklyn Anek
double fsrriage across New York City.
For Philadelphia, S0 1879 q. m, 30, SAG and 1000
Limited ex T sgy M DAILY Nv except SUNDAY. H.
For Baltimore, $40. 500, $780, 1850 and 80 40,
is an s aia l dU sS and md io p ni 'OO H.
For Popes Creek Line, go 40 p. daily.
For Annapolis, Gao a. m and 40 p. H. daily except
| ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
| WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. 700 7:9O go a. IN, and ll:SO
42O 500 p. NJ. $40 p M, 500 and Il50 p N. On
SUNDAYS go, go and fl:So a. M. and 500 P: M
For Richmond and the South 100 a. and ILLS q.
daily, and 500 p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington GOO, sos:
Zoo midnight. Sunday at sos and 1000 M, 7;ol
Tickets information sleeping and parlor car accom-
modatons be procured OF the OfficeS-nOrtheast
corner of Thirteenth street and avenue,
and at the station, where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
L. P FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-03
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
AT THE MATINEE
EY BILLY EMERSON.
49,. ,,,,p a banker's daughter,

sba might have been bankers daughter,
With millions of the yellow ore; -,
Che nieht have been. as I've since thought her
A shop girl in dollar store;
An heiresS or a smile proylder,
Which of the two cannot say;
7 only know Sazed upon her
At the matinee.
Brown haired, hite-throated, lilac k ISl
sim waist close clasped i'll violet silk;
Blue ewes, long -lashed and lily -iidded,
And teeth like ivory dipped in milk;
Two lips, red-ripe, dew-wet. which thrilled me
Responsive TO their varying PLAY,
nv gracious me! how dead she killed me
At the matinee.