davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-11-27
BUSINESS.
The Market Stronger at the Open
ing-Deeline on Bank State
ment.
The ProdGte Markets Norc 4etirt and ycry Muth
unscttled-Priees Ranged Higher
Early,
But TUNED Down Sharply Later, and
B7eadstuffs Closed Quite
Weak.
FINANCIAL.

at the opening of the board there was a more
confident feeling, lcadu. bears having m
1ure:tly changed to the other side. They
strongly Proclaimed their belief in = boon, Of
considerable duration. The report tnat the rail-
WAY y-,r l,ctn, nbo,t, settled 81, iu,i,.stro,,sty
trx.ut,t,,, tht. ,.v }r.r,r WAS e,rprs,1x renewed
in The early cu,1nrs II MAS as,, believed tht
Secretary Foty.r would soon uunuuucc his
,,olirv at ,uyIu,r ,,r-.1y i:overu,pcnt tn,n;1s.
k.,. ,yus s,j; -, ,,,.. i,,,,,ht 5,f1u Sh,rcs ot
s,.uks ,.atrcrr,,. rhr. -r...,,. ,,;s s,,orts and
,,oing lonr on Tho marker. :, Leading. commits
sion nuusu ,,so ,ou-h, s,:ksl sharcs If ST. puul
crly. urc other stocks 70 cover short interest.
These transactions x.r., suc,.ceded by II shu.p
rid on Northwestern and the Vaueerbilts. rorc-
,ux them down about *. This was II dcn,ou-
str:tiy movement hy tI,e hcurs Int rlle :,,nr
, 1881-11-27
GONE.


For 7ht Chicago Tribune
And art thou :xune, my baby boy3
And is thy spirit lied?
And have they laid thee IN the tomb.
Amongst the silent dead!
Are alt my cherished hpl>cS laid low.
And ail my fpnn dE.,ast,s Ger:
And mus; see thy AnScl-facc
Aud hear thy VOICE no more:
A little longer, sweetest child.
Could We have kept thee ht:re--
a little longer hudst thou stasA
Our lOnely heArtS to cheers
But, us ii nie;et,r of the night,
ST bright So brief. thy stay,
As vision Of tie coming light,
SO hast thou passed away.
Mv beautiful, my precious boy,
.. Iy outy. darling child. =. -
As is the dew un i1c;nun's s yale..
so sweet, 50 andeiile,1i
How CHl say farewell to tnees
How can let thec 20?
How can drink this cup SO full
VI bitterness and Hus
But stay thy mur.nurngs, my soull
He ii not dcad-hc sleeps.
And 4Augel-bands, their vig;is DER
His slunbcranG ashcS Keep.
The grave is but II t:asket
For Il Se;tSnrf IL cOutatii
by beautiful and precious boy
Then give him forth AGAIN.
see-sec: \ little Sernph stands
Ain,d the Heavenly c.so.:+
Arruyed i'll robes Of dAzzis1sg white.
II. strikes his golden Tyre
Hark-hnrk. He lids thee hasten through
This world OF >yo and pain.
and meet him in the happy home.
.-: MAGGIE J. JOHNSTON.
, 1881-11-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
EO[lEIGN.


Special Dispatch TO The Chfeooo Trfouns.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2C.-PEnyIsloSs-nacon-L
clear s,cady at 4ss; short clear steady ut As Lard
Prime Ases:eEn xtcas:v 1t ass.
I,RrrST1S1:-splrits steady at 4;s-
IIvEnruo1. Nov. 2G-ll:u Observation-Disclosures.
los ftll 1;s
= Observation-Disclosures. 1Gs Cd@I1s: white. ios 1d@
los 1d spring. as l0d@los Sd: club, IDS lluG1ls ID.
Corn rs lid.
PRovtssoys-Pors, Lard. SIS Cd. ~
LONDON Nor. G-sCG AI-Muscayudo e3s@zs3d.
lrNSEr1) OIL--1js 15d-
ASTwEUl. Nos. 1i--f'ETnOLECM-lStAk
The following we're received by the Chicago Eosrd
of Irsde: -
winter Is ii; No. spring. 1bs Gl; No. do !s lid
turn tiujl NJ s. lid. LnrEoe% OIL cnast-N heat and
corn not much doing. Demand for the United King
dom ;.i,u Cruti,cuI--Whcat E0defnte. Torn dull
i" asrtyc-yyncat ind corn NOT ninca dons rnsk. @
l:nTd 5's 70. naconnone c.sar M Wef ii
e'}nns1 N1a NV ta-L1vrnpooL-Vheat steady
Corn inactive nt ~ lid MARK ,l.ANE-cargoes OF
Wheat anu corn quiet ,COuntry markets for WHEAT
English and French quiet PARis-Nheat ana nour
quiet '''
, 1881-11-27

,,,rher from rur-oH sources that even ,at this
<cnson Of thc year, before the. close OF navisa-
tion. many largc dealers find themselves short
Of some descriptions. Under these circum-
stances another advance may be looked for soon.
4 d;s,a,cb from Lud:nFton dated the 25ih
10, o,ro1nccs that the ,nills there have all
sh,,t down, tho ice III the booms being TWO iuchc-
rhIck. ~.
, 1881-11-27
Amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balancc today L 4@D,C0o. :
Paris, Nov. o6.-Routes, S5f Soc.
MININGNEWS.
MEM YORK.

NEW York, Nov :,6.-Mn!ny stocks we're very
active aud tirm. except Robinson Co4solida ted,
which declined from S7j to 70J under nie.c truns
actions. closing ut 7l3 The manager. Thomas
EWING resigned. owing. it is suid; to dissatisfac-
tfon with the action OF certain Trustees. state
Lines were very nctive and, itrm III TO to l4i,
closing nt no. Oriental s. Miller dull as IS 10 t.
Bradshaw advanced 10 e and closed ut -
Tho market closed in more hopeful condition
than for several weeks. Tho total ssllcs Of min
ing stocks at b.)th exchanges were III. ~ osharcs
The Acttyiry in Bradshaw WAS caused ny Il re-
port that 4 1nauipulator OF South pacifc mud
tuken large block OF it ut6 60.
SAN FRANCISCO.
, 1881-11-27

The following grain was Inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: ear No. winter
wheat, 10 cars No spring. IS cars No. : do,
cars rejected. cars yrude Isl whcat): " cnrs
No. !, corn. 1G cars high mixed, "a ears low
grades G3G corn1; II white outs. u ears No.
mixed, IL cars low grndes {6G oats):; I; No.
:. rye. car rejected do: H,003 bu No. barley,
9.0p1 bu No = do scars No do, IS cars low :,rndc
to. Total t4S4 cars, TO- 900 BIT. Inspected out:
81: IT, b wheat, Si.ls9 bu corn. 1901 bu oats, l60
bu rye, lO,9l6 bu barley.
, 1881-11-27

The offerings Of foreign exchange are slightly
larger. 1'rices arc rs follows: BanEcrs' posted
rates, 4sJGis:; actual. 47a. 4Ss:.; commercial,
47.,4Gl11a:; Paris bankers, :'3o5!s I1523i3: con-
1nerciat, Antwerp, 5aGz531.l; Hayrc, 5:oss953o5s;
commercial marks, n5ii.
Government ho.,ls were strong and active.
1905 106:iG10Iaf: 3t:s t6s contnued}, 1GlalG0
lG:,s; 1888 t5s coatnucd, l.::s@tl0.!z; Is, l17G3
ll1!i; AS. lLi;;Glili::.
There is really nothing new among the Chi
ca:.o banks. Money is still abundant, but more
active, with tiruler ra1es-siz.: 72S per cent.
New York exchange wns Il shade weaker.
Mast transactions between banks wera nlulc at
per, though, re premium for Sl.0oo was some
times obtained.
The cleasluss Of tho Chicago banks for the
.-oos- on,1;n,- (,,y vt.ra.
, 1881-11-27

COMM

Tho following were the receipts and shipments
OF leading articles OF produce III the city during
tho twenty four hours ending at : o'clock SAtur-
dag morning, and for the corresponding time
n year ago:
, 1881-11-27


7ro. .,pnD1;CYS-Wcre fairly nctf9e, and we're
o,o stron tr tie early pars OF the day. the market
1nnruc ~ IL there going to be- Il regular boom.
,.nt hnn wheat .7eakened few parties from, that
crn c,me in and sulst hog products 1T the ADVANCE,
which turned the tide. Tue market settled back
nearly to Erst principles oat c'osed little better
th.u tbc ,r1,ytouH afternoon except Lard. There
w.. , f,,r trading III meats for shipment. The puck
,n0 of ts city 10 date Is reported at G9NtKJ hogs
,nst nj 90 10 satac time last year, 7u7 } to do
l" urss '.:s pou-Aavancca e:,ec declined .os, and
nnoys ] 5n 1ot s"s or o sesr t uo
ant $uj ,.sxed for new do sales were rep0rteh cf
7 0ris seller psse,nesr q i IT, .:s @ KDa 9I,a
rx,lsF fsnsy Il asH5t o y;Is seller Ma1eh
j q 81 Is? insad* 5 s ta F,xs7 az
tfuus: <,1 pu tyo,.,
M:s r'':i; i;8 S9. Sit iSsts'H j:, & eis b.
issss:;;:: F;'sss:;; Fir M I'll: tS:s !:s1 M
.fS!' Exei;Ss per IT, lb. declined s
WITT SS;s 8 i; -! u t. as
WIS: t i" 81; @ .s's: s llsst t: 1T
IND a5n tcs Seller April Ut *litsSsi. Total astO
'S s %lnf h Gs 5ar 5so s
x5o.,., 5:s III; .,s $';$ ;;'* si Ga
$$$;:::; |;:;;:;!;: = |
i5e per 70, ls and closed about
"nr and nd III sirt c.:ars 81 s!< ioxe. bellies
4 nx nsss ary :h,st fs; it s.es fsSruary s
ant, A:kke3,i seller nArct: l2'!u iDs green mans "
s, nsa i @ 1s I'D M for rress s.
INK curs were us lol;uws Ut 2::at =: IN:
, 1881-11-27
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
IoxnoS. Nov. G-5 p. m.-Cuusols, 100 7-l6
american securities-Ncw S extended, I05ss;
4,zs. ll5.: Is, lO11; Illinois Central. 1S; Penn
syITaGja Central, G5!a; New York Central, 143;
Erie, I6a:; do seconds, lM5:; Reading, A
, 1881-11-27

. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
II TRAINS - EXPLANATION 0F REFERENCE
AAHKs-t Saturday excepted. %Surdny excepted
+NuntEY excepted sDaily.<
Chicago & Sorthsse&tcrn Railway.
ForSaps 1iue-t ard, Sleeping: AcsonnndAttoEs
apply nt IL Cinxk-sk, Grand I.calsc Palmer House,
uut tepOt corner Ot Wells and klnztc-sts.
, 1881-11-27

To the TIfster1l <:+sacid:td f7Tf*s
NEW York, Nov. .6--t;overnmcnts were
stron= and higher, except extended IS, which
wrre unchanged.
In tho rlitrcld bond market. Texas s. Pacific
lautl-erailt incomes advanced TO 1G15 from 1ji.-
Louisville. New :-Alouny s. Chicago tirsts to 1E
from 1ol,:, kcokuk S; Des aloines Grsts 10 LOG
from iQi.
State securities we're dull, but firm.
The stock market opened firm. and generally
at II fractional adynrce Oh closing quotations
Yesterday; but in dealings the pressure to sci!
developed, which resulted in n decline Of Il to
.H:. The sharcs most prominent therein were
Wabash, Missouri Pacific, Denver i Rio Grande,
Texas Pacific. and Union pAcihc- At the lirst
board, tho temper Of speculation underwent Il
chun.c. ard an advance of il@1i: WAS recorded,
most marked tn Mctropuit;,i Elevated. Texas
Pacific, Nashville j. CnMttn,'ooEa. Louisville y
Nashville. Kansas; { Texas. Denver lE'o
tr:!tdr. Michigan Central. and '';.basa. aitcr
continued heavy during the rest or the day,
closing at Il decline Of i % II iron, the best
Navigation. Memphis s; Charleston, and Chics-.
go- burlington i Qnlncy led the downward
movement: Nashville & Chattanooga rose Ia
Transactions, 3.U,N1:
cs"s,::l s"tt SS ss,.srn t::iS:;:: ~;
nsnsci @ i;o Iaii EH
'is;ai ii. ;S::: IL, is| ii !
Ka,,s:ss 4 Texus... .l:tN,lst- raui la!,n -,
i.3kS MtsSiiia Siiss ( Sa:vic Il:
sse,.' issa1 Sx9t:: ss;!?sn Sss S
S"s.1%ss: s s,ssc Ccn;, N " ss'e1 o"' ''''
Money. :;sGG, closing ut 8. Prime mercantile
Sterltng exchange firm at 47o,:; demand +s3!:.
GOVERNMENTS.
fss is:t: i'll Is Of
, 1881-11-27

Il you have Il dry. harsh. and yellow skin: =
dull pain In tic ri!nt sit!". extending tn tile
shoulder blade and 1,iCnf the atDHiach: = tcn-
tiernss* over the region of sne liver, u!d srn1tt-
ti1..ns nj, enlargement ot this oss:an; sense
IL ti,tu Tr.s ,.nd uneasines- lit thu reixitht,r-
hna.l 1T TIN. Stnuact and iver: x"l1owisflnt.<*s
ur the eyes: bowels t..c.nEtF. generally dis
posed to hx,scneSs; i hAcEt,t:, &tr tTy tr!usIl:
frrernlar rupestte: stur1n:sS Ut trratnnE.
leet and hand. generally cold: tongue conte,l
white; +, aIt~a,:rceablc ta-tc in the mouth: low
spirits; Nlutcl1e+ on the !Hce and meek: ralp-
tatnn 1T tho t,eAr1; disturbed sletp: heart
Lur1; uisnclinasftlA IN cIerftOn~lt ynn have
any Ut these symptoms you arc suffering
fFQlu
, 1881-11-27

El:EADSTUTFS AND SEEDS.
FLOUi-Was quiet ami easy. ocH. quoted weak
tfwu5s the close. ThcrG was aune inquiry on SLIP
ming ACCOUNT, and few lots were take,- Sales were
rcnDr,ed ot III t.rt5 wttcss, partly ut s6a; sJ DTS
Md ~ sacks springs, partly 1T $iJ; 4lu sack@ 10"
grades. partly III Sl1; az s:tcSs brckWheat ho:r NJ
s4I,: and 1sl urs rye TO private terms. Iot:tl
eoual to I,U brs Winter Hours quoted 1t so1
t.,t,: shipping springs. s5.o9sG15; tho low-grade
springs $3s.55 ~ f:ye hour at about <11oAhuN.
and choice b,,ek:vhca held about sAtsl.
OTHER tsTEfrS-N til fair demand. and
nun:rd firm, ,.fh moderate volume Dk offerings.
sales were reported uf III cars bran Mt Sit0fo'o;
ears 1,Ld!tns s:iDe s.?4: car feed NJ s2lt3;
car wheat screenings $0; and car course corn
neal 1T $-:.jI
f. Spu{Sii W1IEAT-Was rather more active, and
yery Irregular The 1narket advanced &c, then de-
tpct l1:c and cluscd sc below the latest prices of
Fr1ny 4Irers'o reported decline OF III per cen1a''
but New YORK opcned mt Steadily md the longs Hho
la filled in rather freely the previous day cofs-
ttnuea to lu, But after they h,t through there
'1s 9s1 ;, . l. a s @ ,at ; Ds
Gel,,rs,l1zci with decline ri lsse per bu front opens,
M M ;rset 'f s. et II tn d e s
ss Il n T r "sssis wsr n In af IT, :ssSis s
There. were however. s,hcrs vino thought ill. g :t;1y
i';sf'ii' IT, Se'y + '''s "'ssaF %.xaase
rn IN rtss. ,t wss s'S elpe F y t's nsfs
IT Ha1': s tss ass msis ior %scsr within i's
Css,n,t y: Ts w. ;!' @ o., :1 s:s er
s!;'$t rsf;:a q i:.; ss?; = SS s;
II "sa Il sr i; ss :Me Stss'!Sa Il :e:fs aSass
In %n; AZ Is! s. , n sayan:s ii II: to sff: 'ay aa as
eanesH cine,: 4, Il TIC Sot cer ecsn,0er r,n:s
sS s$; j; s :s$ss ss5;
csni6er 70 4s below IT. Tho following taolo SHOWS
v;:a .s:s;s.. ;s;iss t;;$y : Sas g 4:
sv:er Suvei,ber....... l-.sH l!:!4tAiJ , i3ssfe
Scs: Ses: !.:;!a1y: HSssassr:::::: 53
si Wi:fi:tt WiEIr-iYas liielcss bviI store ana
nfHs: ssi1ss :'.sa M then ] iei' s
ty WHEAT s'sf 1Sneew 'i 5e y ,'ssi
rer zen, H. .nd the weather fine hut ous ~ r.. r.
su'P.z erens Is:S "rs t"ns ia q cts wishing
1t.s ~ s, siG s. "a n9 r.ns ~ sei tie ees, nner
relatively good :.tup: s.N:nd cni.S = 1Gr r., ts r,cI,
.. a, PM: os 1 eMnden "n len un"n 1oresn quotaons
nany people believing tlert. will not bc ss'o,e;! toT
:":e% SsSs ,; n,sis!snss ; ss fss ns;s sss
:s'ntfs 81 and ea:< ot ~ asa ;s ii
;sssc M M ssi s, 4 ses seS: r. f;c R's III 's IT
t,:t 1 ss1sF mssnIsc "pens cs,, y! Nth M a e
inside lid. May soisi early ut et%a. advanced L., 70
na!e afy se aSese .;snunry roas 4 sosc. TIE
": s<orn. rf;sS ss;fS s. s:;%;sD. $ss s d. Is; Is:
sscr SoycinG,:f ..:...:xi9 :s;sS4!S ~
Ss!!ef s!!ef :ssSa:1ss:::::::::: 4
se'.sf NfW:1.: asiis. aia !oHes eas, via
80 ea'e. M ~ !""sa IN The m"s: %o
nueh ' ess u,::si iha:. .y pr:yioas, Tle!,
would Indicate That thosH crntEaets we're To- l;e @
he ess, "as ;as! aa :e'!er ttc "eens -
TIE so.,"s & tnrs =" f5laay na e Gecnea M , nesener
IN s:, si :zS:@ WI I'D %f: Say % Al
i sa::> a 'Ss '* s.es q i. y 81 &c
fos r. e, 1s stoEs ,; = Sc 1nr W fctss,e s Witt II d M
, 1881-11-27
SPEftTF'I[.
fSfafF'
80 - 81 |;z1

SYPHILIS,
Whether In its Primary, Secondary, or
Tertinry Stage.
Reno YES ait traces of Mercury from the system.
Cures Scrnfuia. Old Sores. Rheumatism. Eczema
Catarrh ur any Blood lHsea*e.
Cures when Hot Springs Fail:
Malvern, Ar:.. May, Iss1
We nave cases in our Town whn lived ut liot
Springs and were finally cured with :. = :.
MCcAMMOS d liCREY-
Memphis. Tenn Mny Il. 1ssi.
We hnvo sold 1oeG holtlc* of s. = !. In Fear. II
has given universal satisfaction. Far-Endett ply
sician3 now recommend it as posttiv: specific.
s. MANSFIELD y Co.
Louisville. Ky. Nav II. 1881.
SIS g. has given better satisfaction 1hnn nled-
fcine have ever solI ia. FI.EANEE
nenver. COT. May2. ISL.
Every purchaser speaks In the highest terms 1T s.
S. s.. L. MkISStIEN.
ittchnsund. Va. May II. 1881.
You can refer anybody to lis ~ re:'f to the aisSits
Of s. s. $. Pofh- MILLER y Co-
Hare never known :, = S. to fail to case OF
Syphilis wheu properly taken.
Hi II Il wni:iir:. nsMMAMD' rerry1.;Ga
The apove sIgners gentlemen Of high standing.
Il. II. CULQC CIIT..tsOv- Ut GeUrEta.
, 1881-11-27

L!Ver CoMPlalnt,
and HOP ElTrElss will cure 5ou.
II Won have cntnnlais: which few UNDER
stand and none will Iive vhn credit ft'r-7H en-
feebled tn,IItlttt1n: . R.'neHs* tlirlttsnDHt ale
wh,Ie systen1; ttvffcilinK OF he l1wfs !tnh-; =
desire IL ttv at Il. pieces. trd tear that y'in
Will: u steafty loss IT strength Hntl htaith-nHy
s1f tatc@e. .ytuntDu1s shnw that yalu arc suffer
ing from that hydr.t-hcaae.l I.easa
Nervousness,
and HOP Bl1TEns wilt enectual'J cure yon-
, 1881-11-27
Dyspepsia,
and HOP E1TTEI:s will permanently euro

II you freeze one hour burn the next, and
sweat anntlter: ii y.n suffering all the. turf
IRE ut the Imluisitiu,, ore Hn,n1t.nt fearln.
:ou will die. anu thu nexs moment tGarin. y'"t
ey,.- sud . gtO5r-like cd,,t:t*xfatl. yuu are sui
ternx from that nlE:4aIuntst cur>e.
BiLtOES, MAt.AnlAL FEVER. or AGUts
nnd HOP BtYrEisS will speedily cure you
, 1881-11-27
PROPOSALS
THOF{J5<IL.5s
UNION DEPOT HOTEL FOR RENT.

Proposals will be receiyed by the UNDERSIGNED nnt. M
lee IT, ISL for the ttlne far term ~ yeafS ~ tnT
st. Loytptl. Mo. ,,, t,,X,
some t}rtat building foty ..ccuied by six rar''ad
copsn.e. aud consist. the following: LIVE! LIZ, ut
ce dn!l,t.-toon parlnr kttclen "a snop, en,u
rUt,rns. lunch counters, check staha, ano sese"t'
sfeept1F ru1ms.
j.. j. TiTIIlisIl. Fre-iiiens. st. Ioseph. Mo-
, 1881-11-27

$Dati7- ssFstsy cacept :suu.aSa- -.
No-K--ruliunn Seerlnx Cars from Caicaz9 to St.
Louis. knnr-x City. and Peoria lrrlor Day Conohes.
With rc.vin: ciiair-, Caenxo to ST. Louis and rs.
c!in!azt Cars ChcaT,, 70 ifanpioa! md
-. Lo,.i3 or Kansas Eity-
Chicago, llocE 4niand e. Pacific Railroad.
Demo-. corner Of yaa nurcn and sherm7n-sia. Ticket
utice-, III C!ut2-.I s;.vr1uau House. Pnlmer 1iAuSe,
Grand .acinc Hotel. tat - CannI. corner Aauteon-
, 1881-11-27

,s:h1sn:t'. xsnriinEt"" ~ Quincy Ks.ttrr.s.t.
For Maps. Ii:ne-lalse$. S1ec..int-ttnr Arct.amn'
ations. nrr;y 1T - CiarS-=:.. Grand Pacific Hotel
t'H!ner House. Cana! md s!xrrcnth-sts- md Cen
aud .aiaa,*->t~
, 1881-11-27

Milwaukee, last Mail.
natIwHtsset Express.
Naukesll:1 i &4,cu1utuuwus: FIX 80.
milwaukee,, 81 I'anl l. Altnhe-
H}".iss Express tr,tsf73. 3..........t
Grcen Ihny. 3tcna<t,n. and APP,
pletOn Express tr:taHs.
Milwaukee,, Ata.iis4tr. i'rairie Iii
thien. Iowa. al,d s>:&,::st,l Ek....
Stevens Point and .tshlnnt t.I..
IitsHnuxec., Madison. and t'zaitie.
In t,nlen EXPRESS.
l.tbertyvttlc Accommodation. .-..
Rockford i huntsville Express. F..
Els.lis P::::s.at.R.er.........
l.uhuaue = Cedar 1:ap!d~ Express
Sioux City l. Dns'uaac Fa~. Ex-..
Eigin Il isIcsiuFtt {'n4sengtsr......
l:iEin Spectnl l'xst Express....-.-
]i:tSt.a Accommodation. tln........-...
.Irni,1s far humboldt and .Sar:l
a. i'll. aEd E::1 II IN: arrive G:W :.
daily, Suusi1y excepted
Chicago Il Al;
Union Depot. West Side. corner
n;s.. bei'Ectu ail.l;Jon and I'D
I'wcrt;-third-st. Ttckez Itficts
CiATz-st.. Grand Pacific Hotel. u
, 1881-11-27

Kansas City, Deaver Pueblo Ex -lo..sl n m 30; ~
hAn-as lilly. santa Fc, New AItx-t ' II "
kCuliforn.u Fast r.x sf:01 pas3 ::
St. Louis, Springfield .x tcxu... y.s};l III :. EpH
f. Lou+ springfield Tcxus...- Sui = ii
St l.otS Ex. ksnnyle. ~ b Il {: ts
Aitibe 4 New tlEstal,* ix.rt4s 9:Isla - Il
ienE:,t. keustk y Eur. via 9:,eln Il III :: j pu
lnxtvE Fast Express Cheoa fSliaO u s.11 d u
Pekiu y iGusa TX, vim Joltec.. 9,,Aj IN
rtteatnr. ltcun Washington Ex- sI::;. > III =: = d ptc
Joliet il ltNll AEts l. a:s}i III i 10
IiItnnt. Ecrfr-t!- -lk:silxuntl.
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Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

VIRGINIA HAS q very convenient
duelling Jaw. 1t provides heavy fines,
impr,sonment and disfranchisement.
Those who indulge in the code dueilo
are generally high toned blue bloods
who, if they survive duel, do not ike
to be DISTINGUISHED, Being mostly pol
iticians and office seekers they would
rather be shot than be deprived OF the
privilege of holding office. During the
late exciting political campaign several
duels were fought without killing any
one and several challenges were sent
to others on both sides, so when the
Legislature met it was found that most
of the leading candidates for office were
ineligible on account of having fought
a duel, or sent or accepted challenge.
Mr.. Riddleberger himself, 'ust elected
'nited States Senator, was in the same
boat, There was nothing, however, in
the way of the Legislature passing
bill removing all such disabilities, so
with one swoop the duel docket was
cleaned off and the duelists elected to
Office Both parties being Interested
the bill passed unanimously. An idea
now prevails that the anti-dueling law
of Virginia is sutpendous farce.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Al Rest.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Frank Fitz-
patrick died at his late residence, on
Washington street above Second, OF
consumption. Mr.. Fitzpatrick had
been suffering with this disease for sew
eral years, and not long since he made
an extended trip to the mountains, but
it failed to benefit him, and he return
ed home worse than when he left. He
was young aud promising man, being
only about 81 years of age. He was a
machinest by trade and worked at the
machine shop of j. Morton Poole. Be-
fore this dread disease took hold on
him he was an active member OF the
Shields Library association, Knights
of st. Lawrence and the Water Witch
Fire Company. He was married about
Is months ago. His death Will be a
sad b ow TO lis wife and other members
Of the family, as we'll as to his many
friends. The funeral has not been an
uounced.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

IFIN MAKING up our brief Christ
mas notices auy of our advertising
patrons have been overlooked, the
omission is not intentional, and if any
are missed we hope they will let us
know that fact, though it be crowded
close on TO Christmas. Mr.. Frank
Reeve to whom the credit belongs for
writing the bulk ofthe notices has tried
to scoop in all that in any manner made
special preparations for the holidays.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

GUITEAU CONTINUES to interest
crowded houses at Washington. La.
dies are becoming enthusiastic over the
assassin and now bother him for his
autograph He said he would be the
most noted man in the United States,
and his Prediction seems to be verified.
But while this is going on justice blush
es and hi des her face in shame.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

EX-CoUNCILMAN Mouat the Phil
adelphia election ballot counter on the
revolving plan well known and prac-
ticed by Democrats in Wilmington, has
come to grief, and will hearatter take
his meals inside of Cherry Hill Peni-
tentiarv. Let it not be forgotten that
Mouat was Republican, was arrested
and tried by a Republican Attorney, a
Republican Jury, and Republican
Judge.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
SgiHkbO AAlEH.
PROPERTY

VA'VAbLh rHofEElf rA4n
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will offer at public sale, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER oath, 1881,
at ! o'clock. p. m,
The Kimb eville Hotel, with % acres Of
land. The improvements consist of a As
cotl modious Brirk House. with bar.rOom NUN
attached large fame stable, with shedding
at tlached. all in good repair. Also drove yard
and stock scales. The land is in high state
of cultivation.
This property is situate d in KimbIeville,
Franklin township. Chester county, "a. on
the road leading from Newark, Dal., 10 New
London, Pa, six miles from the former and
from the latter place, an Is good locality
for business. Terms accommodating. Fol-
fur. her particulars, call or address.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
Kimbleville, Chest county. a:
Il. M. Nichols. Autt. w&eoh'u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Entertainment at st. Paul's.

St piul's NJ. 4. Sunday School is making
great pref arations for their Christmas enter
tainment, which will take place on the even
irg Of the 2pth inst. T4ey have already
commenced decorating The church, and the
S hool is in OK client condition under the
ira inirg Of their musical direc or, JOSEF h
Jones.
During the evering four prizes will be
given to the scholars who have commit d
the hv hest number of verses from the Bible
10 memory during the last three month An
ad Ii. lsson fee of ten cents will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
E&iuEsWOOO.

On next Sund Y afternoon KtngswoOd NJ
e. Chapel ovtr Eleventh street bridge, VII
hold their Christmas anniversary. II mrs
class programm. has been prepared, in VIII CT
he little fclks will lake prominent parts
? here viii be a number Of valu bic prize
awarded to the ch0Iars for attendance anC
prUhcieLcy in icssoLs during the past year
The eyercis will commence ~ 2o'clock apC
gene Al invitation is extended to all to al
tend