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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05

In the separate ballots of the two houses of
the Rhode Island Legislature for United States
Senator yesterday Nelson w. Aldrich had a
majority, and his election at the Joint session
to-day is regarded as certain. Mr. Aldrich
represented the list District of his State in
the last Congress and was reelected year
ago to the new Congress which meets i'm De-
cember. His election to ill the vacant seat of
General Burnside is, therefore, only a promo
ton from wing of the Capitol to the
other.
In order to avoid arrest. General Brady and
D number of the Star Route people came into
court in Washington yesterday and offered
bail. The next step in the progress of
their cases will be the hearing of their
application for an order Quashing the informa-
lion filed against them. 1t is reported that
they are alarmed at the vigor of the Govern
ment attorneys, and begin for the first time to
realize that they are in serious predicament
They seem all along to have cherished the fiat
tering belief that political influence would
save them, and to have felt confident of their
ability to checkmate Mr.. James and Mr.. Mac
Veagh before the prosecution had assumed
troublesome phase. Perhaps they were led
into this delnsiOn by the reading of the
Washington newspapers owned by General
Brady. Why a man should want to run news
papers to deceive himself and his friends and
TO malign the officials in charge of a criminal
prosecution against him ia a riddle the key to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05

II is sufficiently evident that the country is Of the
opinion that the tick elected last November W as
G. ircld and Arthur not Arthur aid COnklmg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05
3noes to ADVERTISEMENTS.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05

"ALDERNEY BRAND"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05

@ ircId and Arihul not Arthur and COnklmg.
The Ohio Democrats amusing themselves bv
clccting aud maugurating Mr.. Bookwalter Governor
every day IN the week. They are sure everything is
going 10 happen TO please them On election dav.
his is the nsua course of procedure in Ohio The
Democrats do their clecting before election day.
the Republicans do theirs election day, and ON
the whole Their plan seems to he the most salisfac-
tory one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05

There is peace usual the mon ert llr. Conkling
eub>les
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
HAIR PINS

in some respects the gentler sex far
surpass u.s. No man, for instance. can deliver q
lecture with dozen pins in his mouth.
"A woman cannot put on any side
saddle style when she goes in swimming. She
has either got to kick out like man or get
drowned.
An article in an exchange is headed
Mems Wives" There are so many boys getting
married nowadays that such distinction is
necessary.
-" What shall we do with orr girls ?"
asks Mrs. Mary Wright Thompson, of indianapolis
If you can't do any better, send them to England
and make dukesses of EN-.
-" How to train our girls " is ques-
ton which any f1rst-clasS drcssmaker is always
happy TO answer to the satisfaction Of the fashion
loving girls, ifnOt of their bill hating papaS.
"A patent medicine advertisement is
headed Women Never Think" But let one find
a perfumed note, written in feminine hand, in
her husbands coat pocket, and she will think with
all her might and main for upward of consider
able.
"A suspicious mother down South
placed some nitro glycerinc in her daughters cor
set on the evening her fellow was coming. The
girl loaned it to the cook, and they had to scrape
the old man off the ceiling to get enough to hold
an inquest over.
Young ladies: The latest and most
expressive agony is assumed by putting on fixed
stare opening the mouth. and Uplifting the nose
This gives you the appearance of an angel who
has just touched the earth and finds nothing good
enough for IT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28

night. The proposed movement is entirely in the
common, and 1t Is said Humphrey has sold out his
proposed rise is to be naugurated is not stated but
propaoly soon. The talk is above par
,,. To- p m-Market entirely brokers' one. Very
nltle business doing. The room traders who sold on
the morning rally are hammering now.
o:oU p m-Resume of the market oday: The mar
ket TINS morning opened dull and steady some stocks
Delng falrly strong, notably Wabash common, which
advanced Ia per cent The activity was short lived
AMER Wnlch the market became tired when the bears
occurred close and the day ended dull with
prices q to IL below Saturdays closing There were
lew rumors to effect the market and the operations
were princlpally confined 10 room traders. Commits
son house complaining of dull business. Money con-
tnueS easy at SO per cent. Governments steady and
prices unchanged GROESBECK & SCHLEY.
By Associated Press.I
New York, June 27.-Money easy at $685. per
cent on CALL closing at per cent. Exchange quiet
at 4S4 to 4S for long 4S6 to 1861 for short sight
Governments quiet and generally firm. State bonds
moderately active. Railroad bonds in light request.
The stock market opened irregular and in the early
dealings prices declined Il to l2s per cent, Canada
Southern and tropolitanElevaed leading the down.
ward movement; but before noon the speculation be-
came rmer, and an advance of 4 to Ia per cent.
recovered, the latter in Wabash Pacific common. Dur
ing the afternoon the market again became weak and
prices fell off q to per cent, Canada Southern Pa
cifc Mail, Michigan Central, Union Pacific and st.
Paul being most prominent therein In the final sales
purchases to cover shorts resulted in fractional
cOvery. Memphis and Charleston sold down 80 per
cent during the morning but recovered per cent at
the close. Manhattan Beach declined 80 per cent
the days transactions Sales aggregated S3l shares,
wanna and Western, $500; Erie, II 400; Kansas and
Texas, 6,IO0 Lake Shore q 400 Louisville and Nash
vile, 700: Memphis and Charleston. 4I00; New York
Central $500; Northern Pacific Is iOG Ohio and Mis-
sSSippi, $780, Pacific Mail $780, Reading. 5OG Union
Pacific, $780, Wabash Pacific, 24,SOG Western Union.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
HOMICIDE TRIAL.
The Christmas Tragedy-Edward Lucas on
Trial.

The case of Edward Lucas, colored,
charged with killing Mrs. Sarah J. Shipley in
South Washington last Christmas morning, was
called in the Criminal Court yesterday, and in
opening, Mr. Perry, for the Government, stated that
he would only ask for verdict of malslaughter.
Theodore Shipley, husband of tbs deceased, was
the first witness examined, end testified that he
was in the Kitchen of hi5 house, when he heard
his wife exclaim, - arr shot" He ran upstairs 20
her assistance and found her lying on the floor,
with a wound in her stomach. She died about
forty hours after she shot He saw several
persons at the window of a house oppo-
site his Among them was Lucas, who
said that the shot had been fred from
the alley. The prosecution presented a num-
Der OF witnesses, who testified that the noise of the
pistol came from the direction of Lucas windows:
but, as there had been considerable firing in the
alley during the morning, they could not swear
that he did the shooting which resulted in Mrs
Shipley's death Officer McGrevy was the last
witness called by the Government, and was in
structed to get certain measurements about the
scene of the tragedy and present them in court this
morning. The defense will put on their witnesses
as soon as he concludes and the case will probably
be given 10 the jury to- day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, June 2-.-Cotton steady; middling. lie.
Flour steady and quiet; Howard street and Western
super, So 5O94 25 do extra, 81 505 25: do family.
$ 5JG6 5G City Mills super s. 1904 So do extra 81 10
as 81 do family Sc 1907 co. do Rio bI andS &c 5O96 g.
Patapsco family, 81 D. Wheat-Southern steady
for DID, higher; Western dull. weak, and lower;
Southern red, 81 2O@1 &c; new Futz 81 So do amber,
81 279 30 No. Western winter red, spot and June,
81 254@1 &c. July, 81 24@1 o; August, 81 23 asked;
September, 81 231491 1885, Ccrn-Southern steady;
Western dull, weak, and lower; Southern white, 6Oc;
do yellow, 5Sc; Western mixed. spot and June, 554
5ac July. 55G55l4c; August, steamer, 52l4c.
Oats demoralized; Western white Sld3SC; do mixed.
BIC. Rye dull and lower al 95c Hay dull: prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, sl7 OJGl20 90.
Provisions steady and quiet; mess pork-old, sH 90;
new, SIS 90 bulk meatS-OOSe shoulders and clear rib
Sides none here; do packed 799iac bacOn-shOuders,
&c; clear rib sides, lO4c hams, nzGl2isc; lard-re
fined, 12c. Butter firm; fresh grass l3tgl7c. Eggs
steady at l4c. Petroleum quiet; refined, Sac. Coffee
quiet and steady Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair, $50
Ike Sugar strong; soft, IO4c. Whisky firm at
81 10. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet; cot
ton. 3l69 i'd -four, ISIS per tom grain, IL Receipts
-four H. SU0 barrels wheat, 81 1870 bushels; corn 80 81
bushels oats OObushels; rye, 400 bushels Shipments
wheat, 900 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels. Sales
wheat, 1876 240 bushels: corn. 49, 66l bushels.
By resolution to-day there will be no market on
SATURDAY.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
DISTRICT COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-JUsTICEs MACAR-
THUR, HAGNER, AND JAMES.-Samuel L. Perry;
habeas corpus argued and submitted On motion of
]. Med Darlington applications of Messrs. John E
Iatener and John I. Lighter. jr. were referred to
committee Adjourned till Wednesday July 6
CIRCUIT COURT-JUSTICE JAMES.-ClusS VS.. Hill
yer: on hearing; jury respted. ASsignments-Calen-
dar Nos D. 90, 2l6 15 IS, So l26 49, u.s. s. 1885, I3,
and 260.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTIcE Cox.-James Temple
receiving stolen goods by consent of mother sent to
Reform School during minority and ordered to
store property. Thomas j. Bicksler, having counter
felt money in his possession: arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. John Murphy, murder of Thomas Fitz-
gerald; bail fixed at 5000. Edward Lucas, murder
of Mrs. Sarah J. Shipley: on trial. Assignments
John DOnOhue, murder of Catharine Bailey; Richard
Ross, assault; George w. Wallace, assault, and
lett over.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE WYLIE.-Keyser W.
Hin; on hearing. ROeSSle VS.. Arlington Fire InsDr-
ance Company: auditors report ratified. SteptOe
Steptoe; sale ordered, and w. 7. Snyder appointed
trustee to sell. Myers Wilson; sale finally ratt-
fed. Heck vs. Heck. O'Day vs.. ODay, BUrch
Pedrick and Temple WorthingtOn; all referred
TO auditor. Mcdowell VS.. Connolly; rule on defend
ant granted returnabe July S, 1881 Bailey VS.. Bond;
trustee ordered to pay bonds into registry of court
Griswold VS.. Bell leave to complainant granted TO
withdraw certain exhibits Morrison Rutherford:
separate answer of Matilda Rutherford allowed filed.
Hoge W. EageSOn: writ of assistance ordered. Glib
SOB Baker; restraining order discharged by
sent. sherwood Haley; sale ordered, and Dorsey
Clagett appointed trustee TO sell. Assignments IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, June 27.-CottOn dull: sales to-day, 226
bales middling uplands lie; mddling Orleans, He
consolidated net receipts, 4,35 bales expOrts-Great
Britain 1lG bales; the continent 475 bales. Flour
Southern steady and quiet; common to fair extra,
S 25@5 75 good to choice do, s. so@7 80. Wheat
opened 1aG5Ic higher; closed dull. with the advance
lost; ungraded spring. S9c@4l 90; No Chicago 81 D
al 25s; ungraded red, 81 lO@I 321; No. do, 81 $50
26 No. do 81 294 canal 81 3O9l 3O5 rail; ungraded
white, 81 1OQ1 30; No. red, June, 81 29sQ1 50; july
81 2S1St9I 293S; August, 81 26@1 261S; September.
81 257s(91 26: No. white, July, 81 %. Corn heavy
and 1szl lower; moderate business; ungraded. $50
Size; No g. @55c steamer 551&15Gc: No. . 56A9
size Mo- white. 60l2: yellow, 5Sc; No = June
$50 57c; July, 56G557zc: August. 57C; September
575sGG5Sc Oats IaG2.c lower and dull; No. g. 4l129
4l34c. Hops unchanged and in moderate demand;
yearlings l2g1Sc Coffee steady and quiet: Rio, 9i49
Fac Sugar quiet and firm; fair to good refining ~
use prime, SIC; refined in good demand and strong;
standard \, 94J9Sc. MOaSseS quiet 80 test refining,
36s @37c Rice steady and quiet Resin firm at 3 05
az TO- Turpentine dull and easier at 42lsG43c Wool
quiet, firm. and fairly active; domestic fleece 3iD45c;
pulled, 20@=i0c; unwashed, 12d32c Texas 1iG30c.
Pork very dull and nOminally unchanged DID, SIC 50
ole 62a; mddles quiet and frm long clea, sc: short,
95zc. Lard higher and more active, closing strong:
prime steam, spot. sll soil So June, SII 81 July,
81 37IsGll 90; August 81 32GI11 52S; September,
81 l7lsGn .; October, S1 O2j5@n 10; year, sic IS.
icrl,t HH-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
CIvIL-SERVICE REFORM.
How Carl Sehurz Contradicfs Himself
Few Facts.


To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,:
Carl SChurz, in the Evening Post.
of the 18th instant, on Necessary Reform"
states THAT the only means for relief from the
place-seekers is the revival of the evils service
system" and that an inquiry has been instituted
into the working of the civil-service rules for
merly in force, with view to their establish
ment I've hope this report he adds 1" is true lori
not, that 1t VIII become true. Such a step would
mark the progress of practical common sense in
the management of the public business" &C.
In the same sentence he contradicts his own
arguments as q grand Ieformer by being
forced TO acknowledge that although the system
OF competitive examinations cannot in every in
S lance be depended upon to point out the man of
can be supplemented by term of practical proba-
uon IN the Office before permanent appointment
ana that II can certainly be depended upon TO fur
nlSh class of clerks the whole far superior to
nose furnished by any other system. We state
Lnls as matter OF experience" Now the fallacy
tutlng policy IS simply to show so clearly that any
man OF common sense can very distinctly see
that he Was forced to acknowledge since he
lett his great reforming portfolio that the civil
service reform Is only made worthy of comment
whatever by probation, and which in reality be-
comes the principle, because whether or not on
ms own statement a man passes the competitive
bore He admits that he should first be put on
probation before he receives his appointment,
which naturally follows that the latter becomes,
as II should in practical sense of view the prin
clp!e IN the ciVil-service system, and the COM
plainly and worse a farce and political prost
tutIng policy as already mentioned above. | may
add that this we also state as matter of eX-
perience. ADOLPH LIEBSCHERTZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
FITTING FROGS,
How They Jumped About After the
ShOwer-Where Did They Come From?

ShOWer-Where Did They Come From?
After the heavy shower of rain yester-
day the sidewalks in many portions of the city
were covered with myriads of tiny frogs They
hoped about in a lively manner and seemed 10
enjoy the wet. The question very naturally arose.
Where did they come from? The most general
theory was that they had come down with the
rain; but where they came from in particular
no one seemed to know. One gentle
man, who was evidently an evoluuonist,
said that they were tadpoes suddenly transformed
into frogs by the ram and the electrical forces of
the clouds. Another theory advanced was that
they had been washed ont Of the trees, where they
had been bred. The fact of the matter is that the
eggs from which frogs are Matched are deposited
in the ground. and the young ones are washed out
by the rain. The large number Of frogs is a good
indication. as they perform useful service in de-
Fouring injurious insects.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATEI
The Official Transfers of Yesterday as Re.


MI ]. F. Olmstead presents the following transac-
lions in the District yesterday as re-
ported 10 him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Eighteenth street west, corner of Boundary;
original lot (67 feet by depth), square l3I; Mary f
Walling to Archibald Hopkins and James Lowndes,
$500.
On street north between Fourth and Fifth streets
west subOt 9 feet inches by 95 feet) square SIS
Laura h Line ct viz. TO Charles Xander, 5000.
On Sixth street west near street north; subot IS
"a by 100 ee, square AS; a. f. Fox executor, TO
WIhelmina Beha.
On street north, near Fourth street east; part of
lot 10 52 feet inches by 90 fee square 49, Augustus
jay to Jacob B. Miller, s567.
On alley between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
west; sublOt - Q5s0 feet by Sc feet inches) square
1872; James W. Norton TO Robert l. Fleming, nOmi-
nal
COUNTY.
Nathan ]. Watts to John Brown: lots Il and IS
containing 5000 square feet, in subdivision called
Long Meadows" $3.50
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
The Smith & Rgge Manufacturing Co

L1OCh BON IllE. BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Manufacturers Of specaltIes in Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
PadOcAcs, Sewing Machine Locks PianO Locks Organ
Locks; the automatically made Giant SaSh-C Chain sTs-
perior 10 every other and very much cheaper Ono
special pulley requlred The Smith & Egge Manufac-
turing Co also gives special attention 10 the makingoF
estimates for the cost of the manufacture of patented
Inventions and all the necessary tools, and the mant-
featuring OF the on royalty All commandments
lrpaLSu commercially. ny2I-SrTh6na
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
AT THE PARK

At the pawk he bought a chawnce,
And he Staid also 10 dawnce,
For he suore he'd help the wdahs and the awphans;
And he said if he'd a Iawnce,
He would like 10 go and prawnce
With the soljahs as the thing involved cawiins.
First Lieutenant Of Marines
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Beef cattle-market dull, and
prices 5c lower; very best, 57s@618c first quality,
45s@57sc; medium, dIssc; ordinary, 2Is@3lSc most
sales from 56c: receipts S4 head; sales 1903 head.
Swine-fair supply and moderate demand at 75a9
SIC; receipts, 457 head. The arrivals of sheep and
lambs were 1850 head; quotatOns-sheep, 39514c;
1auo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
Pb5Iade,Dhia Cat,Ie Market.

WEST PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Catte-sales, 5000
head market active; PRIME 6ss@655c: good, 6k961Ec
medium, 55zl6Ic; common, 5@g57c. Sheep-sales,
900 head: market dull prime, 4Q55Ic culls, SG4c;
lambs, 4Sl5C. Hogs-sales, 800 head; market fair
at Si99c, according to quality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
Modern Slavery.

Two negroes were put on the auction
block. much in the style of slavery days, at Lex
ington, KY, few days ago. They had been SEN
fenced to years servitude apiece for vagrancy,
and their labor for that term was what was offered
for sale. cattle auctioneer was the sales
man, and the men were critically exam
ined, with many pokes and pinches, just
as slaves used to be. The first to be put up was
a fat old fellow, and the bidding advanced
very slowly to $50. BLESS my sOul!" cried
the auctioneer, al recollect the time when he
would have brought S5OO-a hale, hearty old
Niger like him. Twenty, twenty, twenty; any
advance on twenty? Go up and examine him,
gentlemen. He's able to do a good days work
yet, breaking rock or breaking hemp, or even
working on a railroad. Look how sleek and fat
he is. Look at his arms and legs" He was
knocked down to Colonel Craig, railroad con-
tractor, for S3I. The other negro was younger and
stronger Craig wanted TO get him, but he was
bought for SIP by man who meant to put him
to work at street sprinkIing. The sale was the
first held under new Kentucky tramp law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
NJ. WILLIAM

offers 20 per cent of his entire stock of NEW SUM-
MEX GOODS. French Pattern BOnnets and Hats,
Millinery Novelties Silk Wraps, Street and Travelling
Wraps, all the best French Corsets, Lawn and Per-
Gale Wrappers Lawn and Bingham Suits Black
Damasse Suits. a fine assortment Of Parasols and
Gloves, Partisan Novelties in Neckwear, Black and
White Laces IN great variety, Ladies and MissesP
Bathing Suits and Caps, and a carefully selected line
OF Partisan Novelties. Best English Needles four
papers fer twenty cents. NJ. WILLIAM
Cite Trevise, Paris. sO7 Penna avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond QuOtaiIOns-BaItimO re
and New York Praduee MarlSefs

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with opening
highest. lowest. and closing quotations, are furnished
by the clearinghouse of H. D. Cooke jr., & Co., 1929
street Washington, D. c.:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
uERY,S LOVE-

Mary had 4 vaccine scao
Tnnn her snOw-white arm,
s.,,o ,-,rned her beau to this effect
For fear he'd do it harm.
Brrt when they came to part that night,
she gave mighty grab,
and whispered, Hug me awful tight
And never mind the scab r.
Horace Il. CtGdlctck.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
Urapelers' &SIi0e.
ViRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
~
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
NEW RPOAD GAUGF0

between
PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
is now running fast trains of elegant Passenger
Coaches and ParlOr Cars (IN WHICH the CHARGE
FOR SEAT HAS BEEN REDUCED TO p CENTS.
Through without stop in 90 minutes
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad or Bal
tiraore and Ohio Railroad TO Philadelphia, and arrive
at Pennsylvania Railroad Station Thrty-secOnd and
Market streets, or at the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Station, at Broad and Wash
ingtOn avenue, where Union Transfer coaches or
street connect direct to station of the West Jer
sey Railroad, at FOOT OF MARKET STREET.
For through tickets. baggage checks, and full InfOr
nation, apply follows: Northeast corner Thir-
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue; station Bal
tmorn and Potomac Railroad, corner Sixth and
streets; GIG Pennsylvania avenue, 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue station Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
]. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
STATE BONDS
Foreign Money Market.
Baltimore Stock Board,

LONDON, June 27.-Atlantic and Great Western
iSts 63L4; do seconds 26: Erie, M New York Cen
trial. 1907; Pennsylvania Central, 675s Reading, 6Ots
bar silver, 81 sic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
Attacked nv n SMorh.Eish.

SANTA Cruz, CAL, June 27-Rev. Father
Hudson, of Gilroy, while bathing Saturday was
attacked by sword-fish and wounded in several
places. \ bystander went to the assistance of the
wounded man and brought him to the shore.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28

1850 Prizes, Sll44oo
Whole tickets, 81; half tickets, 81 q tickets, Sc
IS tickets, 800.
Remit money hank draft by letter, send BY ex-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of s. and upward
by express be sent expense. Address all oc-
ders 10 r. VI. BOARDMAN, COurier-JOurEal building
Louisville Ky or T. j. COaIMERFORD, 500 Broad
way, New York ]. w. CLARK, 800 g street nortn-
west, and If22 Pennsylvania avenue; to T. B.
MAYNADIER, COS Fourteenth street northwest
This
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28
PRODUCE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Virginia sixes-deferred. Is;
do consolidated $50; do second SERIES 43; new ten
forties, 57zs bid to-day.