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National Republican., 1881-07-27
sPoRTING NOTES.

An English fox terrier recently rescued
from hole in the ground where he had been i'm
prisoncd thirteen DAYS without food water, soon
recovered his strength.
Mr.. Frederick Gebbard rode his racer
zels again.t Rosella in Q private match, half M
seconds. Rosella was the favorte
The Dwyer Brothers have won $3l 900
with Hindoo This year, and s22 900 with their other
racers r. InTillard has won SO j00 In this cOun-
try and $4,000 in England Of which Iroquois has
won sd,5O0.-Sportsmdn.
A large number of rainbow trout have
lately been Matched at Roslyn. Long Island The
fsh are TO be distributed IN streams Of New York
under the supervision of Mr. Eugene Blackiord, Of
the New York fish commission,
The London Daily Neus prints. awe
cannot praise Mr. Merrill's performance loo highly
His style is simply perfection. Mr. Myers showed
us form that we have never before seen in this
country. He appears % skim over the ground"
Other newspapers echo this praise
The time-trotting stallion Mambrino
Lapwing, shipped to South America by Mr.. VI.
cente Casares for the purpose of improving tro.-
ting. stock in Buenos Ayres. died from exhaustion
on the voyage, Mr. Casares has purchased Young
American Eagle and shipped him by steamer to
take the place Of Mnmbrino Lapwng
Mr.. Patrick Ryan, of Troy, has not yet
ANNOUNCED his intention Of accepting the invita-
tion of Mr.. Peter d. Rouse, Of Colorado, to meet
him for fstic honors and money IN Wyoming. Da
kota, or Utah. Mr.. Ryan was so eager 10 fight a
few weeks ago that In local challenge he guar
nnteed meeting in defiance OF the police Tho
far West now offers unusual facilities FOR fgrnng
man.
The race which the Cornell crew will
row against the Vienna crew on Augus will be
over three. mile cou:se on The Danube for mile
and half against rather powerful stream, then
around buoys and back 10 the starring point, The
prize Is valued at about 81 $50. In adhiuon each
Of the winning crew will receive q gold medal,
The Austrian crew has been selected from four
rowing clubs OF Vienna. They are stalwar men.
with an imperfect knowledge OF the science OF
ROWING,
National Republican., 1881-07-27
PRODUCE MARKETS.
baltimore GENERA, Market.

BALTIMORE, July 26-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1l5sc. Flour active and FIRM Howard street
aud Western super 50 5O@4 % do. extra, 81 25lD
25 do. family, s. 50@6 90; City Mills super, 50 80
"a 90; do. extra, 81 7jac5 25; do. family, SO 75@
7 0c' do Rio brands, S. j066 co; Patapsco family,
81 2j whcat-Southern easier and active; West
en easier closing steady Southern red, 81 $50
"a do. amber, 81 23Gl %; No Western winter
red, spot and July 81 2i@1 2llS August, 81 2I1seb
1ih; September, 81 2G[@1 26lS; October, 81 2Sl6
al 2S5s. Corn-southcrn lower and quiet; West
ern steady and firm; Southern white, Gle; do yc-
low, 56c; Western mixed, spot and July 5G3I@57c,
August, 56]<a561S; September, 57l6ci steamer 52I5
d52}Ic. Oats easy; Southern, new Maryland, 3SG
i0c: Western white, 42@4ic; Western mixed,
ll&rl2c; Pennsylvania, 4lc. Rye quiet ut
S3dS5c. Hay dull prime 10 choice Pennsylvn-
mia aud Maryland, sl3 00dl6 90. Provisions firm;
mess pork, SIS 500lS IS: bulk mcats-shouldcrs
and clear rib sides, packed, 7]4@ l0Ec; bacon
shoulders SIC: clear rib sides, l0Ac; hams 1915
6l3Ac: lard-refined, 11l4c. Butter quiet; Western
grass 13dlTc. Eggs dull at lie. Petroleum nom
inal refined. T5Sc. Coffee firm Rio cnrgocs, ordi
nary to fair, 94@llAc. Sugar dull; soft. g7Ac.
Whisky quiet ut 81 l1l{al II. Frcights TO Liver
pool per steamer steady: cotton, 3-l60Ld -four
1Ss per ton grain, 4%G5d. Receipts--nour 2,0IS
barrels: wheat. 2&26i7 bushels; corn, l0jl27 BUSH
els oats, 1880 bushels; rye, 100 bushels. Ship
ments-wheat 10i 36i bushels; corn, i7O,6G2 bush-
els. saes--wneat, 963G23 bushelsi corn, 1896
bushels.
National Republican., 1881-07-27

sharply the downward movement being assisted
by the circulation Of reports that the Presidents
condition was extremely critical The lowest fig
ures were touched afer the second board, ailer
which there q slight rally, but in the final sales
quotations again fell off, and the market closed
very heavy at the lowest figures Of the day. The
days decline ranged from u 10 8 per cent Denver
aud Rio Grandc, Mobile and Ohio Texas Pucinc,
Missouri Pacific, Col. Coal, Northern Pacific Lou
isville and Nashville, Nashville and Chattanooga,
Sc. Paul, Union Pncifc, Wabash Pacific, New Jer-
sey Central, Western Union, and Ontario and
Western being most prominent therein.
The snies aggregated 42l 9Ot shares, including
Canada Southern, 400; Centrcl Pacific, 800; Dell
aware, Luckawanna and Western, 2,G00; Denver
and Rio Graudc, 1880; Erie l2001; Kansas and
Texas 1000; Lake Shore, 23i00 Louisville and
Nashville, 800; Michigan Central 5000: Memphis
and Charleston, $500; Missouri Pacific, l4600.
Northwestern, ll,i00; New Jersey Central 26,30O;
New York Central, 6100 Northern Pacific, $500
Ohio and Mississippi, $500; ontario and Western,
1000; Pacific Mail, $500; Reading 2lU0i So, Paul
$1,000; Texas Pacific, II 600; Union Pacific lhdO
wabash Pacific. $1,000; Western Union, 49400;
Central Arizona, 6,lO0; Col. Coal, 5GOO.
National Republican., 1881-07-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
stech aud bond QuotAtIons-BnltInn ore
| aud Now Work. proarce MarI1eta.

The following observations on the trans
actions IN the financial market yesterday, together
with opening highest, lowest and closing quota.
tons, ore furnished by the banking house of II. d.
Cooke, jr.. & Co.. 1il9 r street. Washington, ID. C.;
NEW YoBK,Ju 26, 3p. m.-The market has con-
tiuued fcvcrish and irregular, with tendency for
lower prices. The Southwcsterns, Gouds special
tics, Northern Pacific and the low-priced stocks
generally were freely sold, and marked the most
serious decline to-day, from to per cent, while
New York Central, Lake shore, Northwest and the
good dividend paying stocks close at about the
prices Of Yesterday The conflicting rumors re-
specting the condition OF the President were ured
as excuses for the uncertain condition Of the
ket but the impression gains that the decline is
due more 10 the effect Of general liquidation Of
speculative accounts than 10 special local causes,
anc to-day the general feeling was probably largely
'or account Of the class Of persistent bulls whowth
short margins and unlimited faith in higher prices
when the market its highest remained believers
Notwithstanding the decline, boping for reactions,
till exhausted margins demand the closing of their
accounts Unlike the market o. yesterday tho
closing which was weak, gives no promise for q
stronger market tomorrow Governments have
been weak, showing decline of 1SdS per cent
Money easy at 2iS@S during the day, closing at
peI cent
National Republican., 1881-07-27
Tho pn..nro rron, ,hs Liver.

OF bile into the ntestlnes at proper intervals is
essential TO health and regularity of the bowels
and stomach When this important function is
interrupted by the failure of the gland to perform
its secrenng duty properly constipation and in
digestion result, bile is injected into the blood,
and dyes the skin dirty yellow there are nausea,
headache, pain in the right side. furred tongue,
and other annoying symptoms For these and for
their cause Hostetter's Stomach Bltters is a far
more rational and pleasant remedy than the dras
tic, violent purgatiyes sometimes taken. II re-
lakes the bowels without pain or annoyance, and
impars the requisite stimulus to the liver, pro-
noting its activity and that of its associate organ
the. stomach. These combined benehcent effects
are speedily appreoiable MWF
National Republican., 1881-07-27
Steamboat -Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisements.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
MOSloE, pINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT,
Steamer GEORGE LEAItS, on TUESDAlS and
THURSDAYS Mt $50 p. M, nmd SATURDAYS
EXCURSION TO THE CAPEs EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
Reduction of rates. beginning August l, until fur
thcr notice.
Flrsclass TO Fort Monroe and NorfOlk-o,,.,,.s2 90
FlrsClass round 10
First-clnss to Pncy Point and Point Lookout. 90
Firsclnss round 90
0 90
Sccond.ciass round trip TO Plncy Point and Point
National Republican., 1881-07-27
New Yorl acncrni Mnrise,.

REw YORK, July 26.-Cotton quiet (;
sales to-day, 2io bales uplands II ll16c Orleans,
II 15-lGc consolidated net receipts, 2O9l bales;
exports-Grcnt Britain, 4,i59 bales. Flour-south-
ern steady; common to fair extra, IS 25o15 75 good
to choice do, s. S097 62ls Wheat-ungraded
spring, 81 co; ungraded red, 81 O260l %; mixed
winter 81 2O94 No. red, July, 81 2II@l 25ll; Au
gust 81 2i@l 26lS; September, 81 25]I@1 279I; oc-
tober. 81 27l1@l 20l4 Corn opened firm, closed
heavy and lI@ISc lowerw moderate trade; un-
graded, 456l5Sc; No. white soc; No. q July, 57l6
a57Ac; August, 57l1a57s1c; September 1890
5sSsc; October, 5gl9@50Jsc. Oats u shade armcr
and very quiet; No. 3, l8@l3lc: Hons quiet and
dull: fair to good refining, 7sS@sc; refined
steady; standard A.9<c, Molasses dull and nom
Rosin quiet at 81 0TIS@21o. Turpentine firmer Mt
4lA@42c. Wool dull domestic fleece. 34G45c
Texas. 1iGS0c. Pork moderately active; barely
firm; new, sls 25 middles quiet and very firm;
long clear, 9ssc; short clear, 10c: Lard higher
and fairly active closing weak at $40 30 Freightf
frmDr.
National Republican., 1881-07-27
THE GRAVE OF PENN.
EpistoIary Passages Between the Anicri.
cnn Conisniaaioncr aud others.


The discussion about the removal
Of Penn's remains grows interesting and Pennsyl
vanlas commissioner wakes wrathful. In n letter
10 the London Tmcs, after stating that his ap.
peal was dismissed without herring. he qucs-
tions the right Of the trustees Of Jordans burial
place TO the exclusive right OF determining the
question Of removal lie claims that Penn was
public man. and Pennsylvania has, therefore, a
right to use his memory in the most efec
tive manner for the public good lie
says that until the remains were wanted
in America few persons knew or cared
where they rested In conclusion he pleads
that the people, seeing Penn's remains In public
place IN Philadelphia, would be elevated for good
res alned ftom evil by the inevitable conscious
ncs Of the high, pa >, and courageous character
The man before them lie adds: The aloga.
ton ths. The precise spot where Penns remains
are buried cannot be found cannot be accepted rs
It is quite certain that Penn was buried In alcaden
coffin The commissioner then enters iuto long
and exhaustive argument In favor of the removal
OF the remains 10 America
National Republican., 1881-07-27
DISTRICT COURTS.

EauIrY Court JUSTICE HAGSER. - Butler VS..
Queen sale finally confirmed. Cross ct al. VS..
heirs OF John Templeman and Benjamin Stod-
dart; order that defendants enter appearance.
Johnston vs. District Of Columbia and First Ma
tional Bank OF New York; restraining order.
Young Mems Christian Association VS.. Joint Stock
Company, argument concluded and opinion rem
dered IN favor OF plainun, Nicholson VS.. Nchol-
son: order for new rule on defendant 20 show
cause why he should not be attached for failing to
pay allmony. Oberly vs.. Transuo; defendants or
dered TO enter their appearance in forty days.
7 Taylor VS. Say; order appointing W. r. S. Carter
nd hiem for complainant.
National Republican., 1881-07-27
morr,hIn nnntI,.

Eavan Reese, eighteen years Of age,
went up TO the topmost portion of the
breaker Of the Butler Colliery Company
in Carbondale Pa, and was standing on the upper
sereening.wheei when companion named Lowery
arrived. The latter told Reese to come down, or
he would pull out the iron holding the screening
Wheel which makes thirty revolutions minute
when in motion, Reese refused to come down, and
the bolt was thereupon Withdrawn, and the screen
turned so rapidly that il threw Reese thirty feet
He struck head first upon large rock below. and
his brains were knocked out and his whole body
dislgured
National Republican., 1881-07-27

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, TO whom liberal compensation will be paid
For further Information, write clearly, ri Ing full
address. send orders by express or registered letter.
or money order by mall addressed only 70
NJ. A. IlAUpUIN,
National Republican., 1881-07-27
A Menriless Woman.

Ann Devere, who resides in Johns
town. Pa, where, It is said, she has
three sons IN independent circumstances,
brought her husband, an old and infrm
man, to Jersey City. and left him on
the street She was about TO start back for Penn
sylvania when size was arrested by Captain Nc
Kay at the instance Of the overseer OF the poor.
This morning, when arraigned before Judge
PelOubet. she positively refused TO take her hus-
band away with ner and the Judge ordered her TO
that her husband will not become charge Of the
National Republican., 1881-07-27
The Wnrren Ceurt orInnuIrr.

The summing up in the Warren
court Of inquiry has begun before Generals
Augur and Newton at army headquarters,
New York. Major Gardner was present in the
capacity Of Judge advocate, Mr. Albert stickney,
counsel for General Warren, reviewed the testimony
that had been taken favorable TO his client and
contended that the position taken by General
Warren at Five Forks was made for him by
General Grant who now planes him for having
taken L. The summing up win probably be con-
cluded by this afternoon
National Republican., 1881-07-27

There was young fellow named sam,
Whose nature was serenely calm,
But one day a boil came
on his lip; and the same
I'll bet you, has caused him 10 damn.
He rubbedi it with alum so sour
And washed It so clean every hour,
That II all went away,
still, on fine day
A fever sore came there. With powe-
He sworc he would murder his In.
so frOm pocket that's over his lip
razor he drew,
And n latherbrush TOO
Anqhe shaved of the fuzz thout Sin.
--SIlns u BoIrcn
National Republican., 1881-07-27
Obituary.

KITTINGER.-bIRs ANN ELIZA, widow OF the
late II, &; Klnger departed this life on the % OF
July 1851 In the seYenty-thlrd year OF her age AT the
house OF her sOns-n-aw, Robert Wilson and Josiah
shaw, IN Washington, u. C. She had been a faithful
wilc aud mother, kind and cheerful nelghhor, ever
ready 10 help the needy, and consistent member of
The Church OF Christ. The more her faith and pa.
thence were tried by cares and nrmites the stronger
and brighter they grew. She was tenderly cared FOR
by her children and their families through very
painful Illness and without fear resigned her spirit
Into the hands Of ner God aud Saviour Blessed are
the dead who die In the Lord,
National Republican., 1881-07-27
7 FIX dividend.
Mt poSps-closISg QUOTATIONS.
nANkrns lexcuANor

Tbreeday bill. .,.... 4sjH sxydRy bills ...... 4sJs
NEW YoRK July 26 9Ij q m,-There was not
much general confidence last night IN the rally es
tablished late in the day yesterday in the market.
Notwithstanding many thought the list had Deen
considerably oyersold. il was stated that Lake
shore ana Union Pacific loaned late IN the day At
J. 6j0l.3g. ana that deliveries of Northern Pacific
preferred and Western Union continue irregular
and unsatisfactory sage continued 10 beneYe IN
bull market, and SAID last night II was apt 10 go
up any day per cent. The order broker In Wa
bash says Gould bought more Of the latter yestcr
day than he sold, II was claimed lhal Sago and
Rcene were sustaining Lake Snore 10 protect tneli
puts, ana that The buying does lot come from MIR
Vanderbilt. former banker OF the latter. now
retired believes the market will 60 down from
TO 10 per cent yet
II was reported that Heene bought in . oGO of his
Northern Paclic preferred yesterday, pul Inat he
10 Stlll shOrl 10000 shares.
The friends OF the Willard party claim the latter
have sold none of their stock, IL was stated that
Cammack was still short 10000 shares OF the pro.
ierrcd.
The order broker in Western Union says Gould
has been selling all OF the latter that he could mar
ket for the past three weeks, The hears say this
stock looks like5o
have mad their wages raisci ana will not JOIN tho
strikers at Minneapolis,
BET Of $500 was made on the Branch boat last
evening that ~. Paul would sell nj 1867 before
l2ON. A prominent Broadway broker offered To
het $4,000 more the same way al the West End Ho-
tel IN the evening. One of the largest Broadway
houses say II sold very largely Of long stocks yes
terdNy for boston and New England account. The
Messrs. Sengman are beArish on the market. G.
p Huntington Is also behrlsh.
The brokers say that the principal buying of St.
Paul yesterday was by Patterson, james McCor-
mick, and Enos Zeriga was the largest seller Of
Lackawanna, and the Jersey pool worked hard TO
support the latter through Kemys. The Philadel
phia rate for Chicago tickets Is down 10 ~ this
morning, and the Boston limited price is SIS, Win
$40 rebate at Chicago.
~ MA London telegram from prominent
English stock concern says the account shows
liquidation Of the oull interest but later the mar.
kot was stronger, and some orders were received
here 10 buy.
The Chicago and Omaha earnings increased
S2S,s25 the third week In July The brokers say
Gould Is borrowing considerable Lnckawanna.
A Chicago dispatch gives the East-bOund rail
shipments for the week as 500 tons less than the
week before The grain rate continues at Is cents,
with the Lake The percentages last week were
Michigan, 1880; Lake Shore, 1880; Fort Wayne,
1876; Pan Handle, 1920; Baltimore ana onio, s,
and Grand Trunk, 100
National Republican., 1881-07-27
Georria q

LONDON, July 26.-Consols l0l 1-l6 for
both. Bonds-fours, 1O92&; Atlenuc and Great
Western FIR: mortgage, 57lS; do. second, 22I3;
Reading, 30; New York, Ontario and West ~
3jN; Milwaukee and st. Paul common, 1lb The
amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of
Lnglnnd on balance tO.day is Ell,0OO
National Republican., 1881-07-27
Quecn-,own Cattle Market.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Cattle-2l1 up
to-day: 10i sold at ia53c for steers and 2Ia93I9c
for bulls and fat cows; 20 shipped East; market
moderately active and prices Sc lower than last
week. Sheep and lambs-i15 sold at 3l4a4lRc for
old sheep and 5lz@6Tc for lambs. Mich COWS
20 sold nj SnlGDto each,
National Republican., 1881-07-27
BY Associated Press.

New YoRK, July 2G,-Money active at p
a. per cent on call. aud closed at per cent. Ex.
change weak at 4s2Iz@is23 for long and 4silS@4S5
for shortsight Governments were weak and IsaA
per cent lower. state bonds dun Railroad bonds
generally weak.
The stock market opened irregular, but in the
early dealings prices advanced H@lA per cent,
with Union Pacific and New Jersey Central lead
ing the improvement, Before the first board, how
ever, the speculation became weak and under the
influence Of free selling movement prices fell oh
National Republican., 1881-07-27
DOUBLE TRAcKi JANSEy CourLER' STEEL RATS
Schedule TO take effect Sunday, May ,c, 1851.

AN LEAVE wAsutSaToN,
'!'so-fSJIIGAG2 &c sx &c mSiNSc1NNArI, is AND ST. LOUIS
5on-nalllmorc Elllcclt city. aud Way stations
tGie-nALrlMOnE EXPRESS, -.
G:5O-nnlumnre, Annapolis, and Wav. Piedmont,
sirashurg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way,
iS- SS Fiji e H2ffi pnS NEW HoSR AND POS
s TpN ENIlSl3SS Pe!l2T G9rf 2 SSw I,s York rS.
rccts tor llagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
;aoO-on sunday only, for baltimore, Annapolis and
RXLrIMoRE EXPRESS Cstorsat rIyattsyle,
College Belisylc, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
... . Jessnr =: anh Hanovnrl ,,.,,,.,.,,
kSbsl' LOUIS EMPRESS
is:lo1,nel,lmore EllIcott city, Annapolis and WAY
7 % on sIndsy only, p. baltimore and wav
tSOO-hALri MORE, E,pHILADELPHIA,AS ASDSEw
s3o-isltimore ana Wov Stations twlnchcatcr Fred.
40, 9t,ck iIagcrTlowny and ,l, way' ~ RslsD AN
REL iEXpRGSs ttreicrick. i,i siG ncIsy. @ stoosT
Annapolis lunciiubL
C,yet,cr ard Way stations. ion sunday to Poiot
~ nf Rocks AMI Way stations ony.l
-RXLTlMoRE EXpRFSs iMariinsbnts ard
way. VIA Relay, Stops nt Hyattsvlllc and
do,- 5,,if boni Of Rocks end Way stations
-BXITisi6WF. HSXTIsvILLE. AND LAu-
-fiffisgs6rHsi, ClNcINNArr. AND ST.
iG5o-riiiiAbfiPuiA,S NEW YORK. AND nos.
and special sleeping car at 'phiindeIphia, y
iCoo-BXLTIM0BE. iYATTSViLLE. X;iS LAU:
passengers ut any station between Washington
aud AnnaroS Junction; - 1T. ....
tDnlly. iSundays only. Other trans daily. except
xitfaalns nom washington stop ., Relay Station.
For further Information apply At the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station. ana Gg ani
where orders will be taken tor baggage 10 90 cHecksd
and received At amy point IN the city. .-
National Republican., 1881-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIaI Transfers or Yesterday ns Re
corded.

Nj j. F. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate in the District yestcr
day, as reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds
CITY PROPERTY
On G street north. between Twenty second and
Twenty third streets west; lot tGS feet ~ inches
by l2S feet So inches), square %: William II. c..
Baily ct al. TO Margaret Bayy, nominal.
on X street north, between New Hampshire
avenue and Eighteenth street west lots l, 3 2, and
t2sI feet 10 inches by depthl square l52; William
A. Johnson, trustee, 10 Oliver A. Daley and wife,
$4,000
ON sixteenth. and a. half street. corner of Penn
syvania avenue. part of lots l. ., aud q ~ feet
6tnches by l06 feet inchcsl square l67; Charles
d. Fowler trustee, to Marth NJ Read, Ss2,O00.
On Vermont avenue, between q and X streets
north suDot - (2lb9 feet by depth. square 277
also on Twenty fourth street west, between and
N streets north. lot 81 ia by 20s feet square "a
ana also, lots 70 and 80 OF n track known as Gree
vale and lladdocks Hillsi Lorin NJ. Saunders to
Christian Heurch. nominal.
on twelfth street west. between s and T streets
north, sublot 49 az feet by 81 feet uch), square
500, Matilda s. Kramer ct vlr. 10 josephine W.
Hester, $1,000
On Ninth street west, between Rhode Island av-
cnue ana X street north part lot ID (4l feet 3
inches by deth), square 36ii N. III. Miller, trustee
10 george Muller s3,2l6,4S.
On street north, between First street west and
New Jersey avenue snoot l2C0S feet by 100 feet),
square JCl J Z Kennedy, trustee, to Eckert
j. SACKS, " 5U0
National Republican., 1881-07-27
,sKEETERs.

waKen up. for we are coming
Sounds the message soflly thcge,
Anc hear the low, sweet humlning
ofmosqnitoes IN the air.
Though hoarthe cry ofwasnjrg
Set cannot keep them out,
And my visase In the morning
is as speckled as trout.
National Republican., 1881-07-27
R,,,,u,orc stool, HOARD.

BALTIMORE, July 26-Virginia skies
deferred. 10; do. consolidated s2I1; do second
ferles, coy; do. past due coupons, 9lI5 new t.n-
iOrtles. OH bid to- day.
National Republican., 1881-07-27
DIED..

LITTLE.-on Tuesday, July %, 1881, MARY JANE
LITTLE, wlie OF FRANKLIN Little, ESQ.,, aged sixty
Funeral will take place from residence. sIs North
Capitol street Thursday 2Sh Instant, al two D.
Relatives and inends are Invited.
National Republican., 1881-07-27
AND ONO RAILROAD

TIIE MODEL FAST tINE, ,ANDTHEoNty LISE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican., 1881-07-27
COUNTY.
nm p.rl elrnel lols q nnd a

On Park street lots 5 and 1886 feet six inches
by depth) In block OF s. 7. Browns subdivision
Of Mount Pleasant, Nathaniel Wilson to Chaplin
Brown, $4,000.
On Seventh street road north half OF lot % (25
Ieet by l52 feet 2 inches), block 7, OF Todd IL
Browns subdivision of Mount Pleasant; Thomas
Barnett 10 Mary Jane Murphy Sl,2j0.
Lots 4, D, II, and IS block 81 of John Sherman's
subdivision Of tract known as Columbia
Heights John Sherman, trustee, 10 Lizzie ID, Wise,
" li0i CO.
Lots 4G, As, and 40, of J. Willamson's subdivision
OF a tract known as Chichester Charles B. Pur-
yis, trustee, 10 Charity Jones, nominal.