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NEW YORK POLITICIANS.
FosstnAstor-{setieraDJ characterization on.
and tho Fight for Llfc 11n Has Made.


Posstaastor-tseteraIJ Jatnca-R obertson,
and tho Fight for Llfc Ito ia. rTade.
"0a.h."
New yonK. April o.-Dy patience, endur-
T"s., 1a. a"a ,'. .'atu WIN foslIhNstet"4eneta!
.antos .tsn '1as aceohplshea ttlat most dliictlt
th1nR 10 TO at the same time, ,-.poplllarfty with
the people, tho admiration OF tic President.
Rf q ''"s t.oItta Inc ops1t!on m OF conkllnE:
co,,,,tn'.,s % oor r"5 =. ~, w % ns .easnsl IN All:
Tonki'nR $ e9p 70 nave sa'u "''c word agninst
ION 'a;les .a. n view of t,l' mercantile fce'
a,n,m a,wmsu ~ s,'ne '..o ue .ao'he.' tnough
n.,. ", Tug'. ,,a. "''n "'1t.eseu III tie 1eEuia.
1us'on'liouse camp; onn GIMP would tell
Ind newspaper at lis sldc, a,nl that hIs
nontlnrttv wns ,rtrtnd m r. vo,, ,,,,,1s
~. " line mi hn ,,so,, ~ - ,,,IoaJs, "ouo nant
M o"s' -. @ IVY nv Deen sp'Gha'u fost
the fepy and e yes ere Se se5sf %e % saS se BE-
10 sta.re nenE WORKED
% ~ ~. u.sau ".a n",tet pa.llot Wouu
Of urial 1leep. and a1togcther too respect
able with Dcmucrats, scformers, etc. :, ~
Under tho influence Of i, rohber Baron. ltka
conklInr n ia nocaaanrv IT, nrdnr : - ~, .,a1.
f"n,iu - ~ cessnry III Uroer 10 oc per
slap q DenoSrat II The FAC. nit. spit at .
%feiof'Ier; % Tie Cnnkling Idea Of truly
nsasltlana .aaa rasmussen Wnit!l 20 somebody
VINO cafrleu cup. carried hls chin IN the
air, went down to business about ~ O'CLOCK,
isna spenI tne evenings II tae gl1,lillls fears
nafe rG!ieiI 9ver Instt1astGr 5amcs' lie;ttlt
ienlty TO Cnnkl!Ig aud carry balnncc;:po1e
ns w1de ~ tt'e Whole country Ills .heAd and
illntl llnvt 0ee1 growing educated ny tffe
large functions ',9 ilas llad to undertake. and
t!ie alstlnguls!ct men he !ios met; and yet
!1s leet MaYe pecn az tue willie down oil thu
iarfoW rope of personal obligation to Cork
ling. llo Is Mt By nntnrc ungratei,l or II
feDet; nilt ht lhts moment ule most dtstraln'
!nR lnnuence on Ply tnsehts and atm!ilistrn'
IlpE, n0 nlattet wiiat lla 1llny personally snf,
y E0nkllnglsm. lic callt1ot cArry ont the re-
forms nc would ilke to 10 without dropping
uGW'i 10 seq the senator lrom tic cheese ttls-
tflct;.
81. Llke nimost M all men who DO not lock- over
tnelr spectaclcs* .lntles regards l:0nltl!nR AZ
S9o .oatin t1Ks @ oyp th 9s,tar s2 L. hs
, 1881-04-09
Church Calendar .

.rop rAsrEn TU EAdrEts. lssl.'s1 Printed nn
,,,to silk or satin, flnGct, and containing all tho
Church Days q f'c yenf n1a INC cute upon w,sn
spe for rnnlllng.... ccnss
, 1881-04-09
N7;Ur PUBLICATIONS. ~
/ yERY CNOiCE And ARTISTIC EASTEK GlFV.
Easter Joy.

=, the sppro Of t4yrc. With beautiful Illuminated
ss.ts. " wnstcr" md n trnnstnton ut the l1hlin
h1mn "p,nudIto Ctr." with i!f,lsrntions sssd deo"
ofntions on each paEc. in coo1s. By Mfa Noll'a '.
Walker. -. m
II whitn envelope. ~
M.tr awu,e. with atlk frIngo..."...."..." ~'"u
4Tho most tasteful and artisto thing ot Inc fAd
-. w t,nvn aver 70 1.-THE Chrlstan Un!0n.
VI viii delight tho cultivated tnAto ~ well a. I'll
=, tho religious feeling awakened BY tho soaaon u
ecmmon,nratca."
NV. hcvn sest, nothing moro b0nutlful for Enss1Es
.sa ,iIustrations aro exqulsltc."
, 1881-04-09
MAGAZINES.

In tho Anertca,l LaU Nevtcto for April
Henry O. Tnylor has MI article OIL "Tho
Right of Third Person to 84e OF, a Contrnot
Nude In His Fayor.". Charles Il. Darling
writes on "T'he Lee Loci In Regard to lii
solvent Assigusucnts." There ID the usual III.
teresttnR legal goytaw OF the month, and
notices OF seyesa! law,books recently pub
llshed. *.'s y;
III the Penn Monthly for April tho Hon.
Dorman D. Eaton's report to tho President on
"Ciyil-se1yice Reform" IL published 10 full
as timely contribution 10 the political liter
, 1881-04-09


Mrs. Oltpliant has new novel In the press
entitled Harry Joscelyn."
Tile fourth volume OF William blanchard
JarroId's History Of Napoleon Ill.," will be
published this season, u
An American edition of "A'Dlct1onary Of
the Anonymous and pseu1onynlous Lttera-
lure of Great Britain" will SOON be published
III Boston.
The rstpart Of tho Drinley library brought
tart Is now beIng sold. and the fourth part
will be sold next year.
Tho London correspondent Of the Pub
lts'iera.. tFcc|tEU announces that Mr. Robert
"Achillcs and pentllesilea.h
The itlc,ltr4n, calls bret IInrte." "one Of
the most popular OF living writers Of Eli
Glisll,' anti also saya that "wittIin his limits
there Is ITO living writer who can Improve Oil
him."
:. Amony the new books announced for pub
MsF Sars F"s D{ !s:Fy yre Fl 6raE 6RSE't Il Na Ns
tions,n ly Prof. llawllnson, aud new volume
OF "Chil's,h by Max Miller.
1t hardly needs tho present interest In Rus
sia to niaka attraGtlye The encouragement ~ by
toyetfsky's record of his ten, years' exile Il.
Siberia, under the title Of '.1}urlcd Alive"
The book Is not, only q graphic account Of
the extle's ,experlencGs, but contains nuti-
| ber Of the stories OF Ills fellow-coilvfcts.
Sir Julius Benedict. the fnfnots London
coft,nosnr win. us nlntlfst nI,d director. az
cotnpanfed .tenny LIND Fl her i Amnrican forr
in iHf0. Inns written n bforrnt,iicai and critic.
| nj miner 0t, s4lhe Swedish NiVl,tinunie u for
| Tho Nav Scrfbner's, At lie end OF lii article
Sir Julius hints that lie tl,ny foliow tIis m.
| per with another, upon tho subject Of 1uu-
steal conscrvntorfes III this country.
| fThe contents Of fiat portfon nj the Brfn1ev
| Iibrnry nav o., snio rcIate 10 the history Of
| tha Soi1tiiern md Western States in part{cu-
inr n1li 0f tie UniteI States in renurui: to
Mexcn, Tic West Indies, md South Amor
lea: 10 tie ortgij,, manners, aild customs Of
tic NORTH American i,,itnns: TO Old Bibles.
cai,:chist,is mid primers: md 10 music and
nsnintt,,ly. N'
~. >,
| Ino name OF 2ct1pner q Co. - 10 pe
changed at m carry nny. anu coltesp%niiutne %
cilnnRes Will pe lnnue " tne names Ut tns tWo
| MnGa1aheS, ~ bcrtDueF8 At9ntntR anu o.
Nlchods. H1e ealtoIlal ano pusiiless Hnt-
afEe'neht VII! ~ cottlnneu as ltGletolors. u.
ltolIaI4 fclhllIine a5 5eultor,.in-c1oi oi Scrio.
1lcr's M0nHtN n1ttt airs DodRc continuing
10 cohatlct ~. NtchoIds'
The Bibltothccn pnlnttna mt Heidelberg has
rtcu,ltiy recovered tilrcu nal,uscrlpts which
wero takcn from It nbout 2GO Yeurs ago. They
! arc tl.reo Greek cot(tces which i'll the sly
, 1881-04-09

"Robb d Co.'s Family Physician" Is the
name and title Of volume published by
Robb d Co., Of Burlington, Iowa, and Lon
don, Canada. This Is 3 volume OF generous
, 1881-04-09
The Gate of Paradise

A nnEAM of EAsTEn EVE 1'fintcd With red
- ,,in around the paRos, beautifully, Illuminated
cnyors, with gold cross and appropriate nowcres
dad al eldo with white silk ribbon. 6lxet' 6xd
oohtN
, 1881-04-09
HThe choicest wotnno or religious poetry
vhich ,ye have ever seensn
He Civeth Songs.

A COLLECTION OF RELIGIOUS LYi11cs. ny ".
~ N. I. jar, 4, r. Hamilton. md Others. iusttn-
tsnna by l.. .. Humphrey. limo. cH pages, CLOTH.
c,t ta5 canvas cloth, illuminated. e27sl calf md
tres calf, gilt $Lod
Wit IL lo cholceat volume Of religious poetry which
- have ever and tho book ftsci no far ~ tho
ntn.a md cngtnvor's nnd bintors art Is concerned.
+ M beautiful u tho Rcn,s within t-StAndnrd Of
ths Cross
"ManY Of tho poems hrp from tho pen Of Miss uam-
ntc nrd arc as iuil OF pUct!o beauty of thought
md feeling pcaco and trust nEo OF tho chords often.
At struct and their nuso ID alunse comforting and
hs1ofuln-The Christian Union.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock and Bond Baltimore
and New York Rrndnce HnrLafs


and New York Produce Markets.
The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open.
ing, highest lowest and closing quotations, fur
nshed by the clearinghouse OF H. D. Cooke jr & Co.,
l429 street, Washington. d. C.:
The market has declined steadily all day. with no
rallies, and at the close shows general decline of q
TO 5 per cent, the average drop being % per cent
The stocks most conspicuously off, are Jersey Cen
trial. So; Michigan Central, 81; Lake Erie and West
ern, 3i5: Canada Southern, ga; Pacific Mail, 3, and
Lake Shore, per cent The only advances have been
in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, d per cent up,
and ST. Paul preferred, y per up 1t seems that
the effect of last winters damage and expense TO the
railroads by reason of the severe snowstorns, &C. is
Just finding its way upon the market A month ago
In the face of the most disastrous blockades and
consequent enormous expenditures on the part of the
rOadS-prceS advanced irrespective ofntrinsc merits
and seemed TO enhance in value in proportion to the
increasing impediments to travel and traffic This
unnatural condition of affairs noted at the time
in our letters. 1t seemed 10 us that certain large
operators were bolstering the market and forcing
up by artificial pressures in order dispose oftheir
holdings. This surmise has since been verified. Were
not for the fact that money so freely offered
to-day there would have been much heavier decline
than WAS experienced. There is in 1.-THE street" a
general doubt the justice of present prices To-
day there has been no buying except for liquidation.
Country orders were scarce and the room traders
again had the floor to themselves. Whether prices
VIII decline Immediately remain for while longer
al the present prices dare not say. But thing
Is certainthey will time the near future seek
the level in which they belong according their true
values The tide Of bull speculation is weak to
support them at present figures and ere long the e
iecs of The past damaging winter Will be visible in the
lists of dividends payable Were it not for the wis
dom of the Secretary of the Treasury arranging his
financial policy as TO keep money easy in Wall
street, we should ere this have witnessed a grand
crash.
Money easy at 495 per cent.
Total sales Pacific Mail LOO Western Union, 9IO0
DO extended 1900 Northwestern 1860 Rock Island,
500 st. Paul, 1s,6OG do preferred, 90: C. c. & L c.
SlOg Erie 40S00 Hannibal and ST. 10, 1900: do pre-
ferred, 2'4 Lake Shore, 47,7oG New Jersey Central
l,iOG Ohio and Mississippi AGO. Union Pacific 3OIO0
Michigan Central q GOO Delaware and Hudson, $500
OHIO Central, a,loG Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, % 500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE April 1s.-Cotton dun: middIing, 1ozsc.
Flour steady Howard Street and Western super s. Is
al co. do extra, 81 25@5 co. do family, IS 25@6 25 City
Mills super So 254 co. do extra 81 255 co. do family
s. 5o@6 g.: do Rio brands % So Patapsco family 90.
Wheat-Southern steady and quiet; Western higher
and strong; Southern red q 159l 10; do amber, %
@1 IS No Western winter red, spot and April u 2lA
al % May, 207s@l 205z; June. 81 IDOL 20l4; July,
81 l64 bid. Corn-SOuthern steady and active; West
ern higher and firm: Southern white 55sc: do yellow,
SIC; Western mixed spot, 57aG5sc; April, 56<@57c;
May, 55@9?S5sc; June, 5414@55c; July, 559S5Ac; Au-
gust, 55zc bid; steamer, 55ac Oats higher and firm;
Western white 47t04sc. do mixed, 45946c; Pennsyl-
vania 47c Rye higher and strong at 81 20. Hay frn:
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, 81 0o4
q SO. Provisions-mess pork-old s1s Co. s19 90;
bulk meatsloose shoulders and clear nib Sides none
offering; do packed 62G9; bacon shoulders, 7c clear
rib sides, lie hams lI@I2c lard-refned, l2c Butter
quiet: prime TO choice Western, packed, l3G2c roll
1922 Eggs firm at lstGlsc Petroleum quiet refined,
SIC Coffee dull: Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair l0@12c.
Sugar frm soft. SIC. Whisky quiet at q 09s(G1 TO-.
Frefghts TO Liverpool per steamer steady cotton, BIG
AID; -four rs Sd per ton; grain 53s@6d. Receipts
Hour. 2l96 barrels wheat 50S59 bushels; corn ,765
bushels oats. 7s25 bushels; rye. SIS bushels Ship
SaleS-wheat, 30I 500 bushels; I6l 269 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
1881 THE GREAT 1891

TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAIL. ,-,,,
MENT
IN EFFECT APRIL 4, 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, cor
ner of Sixth and B streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, 500 a daily, with
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Gin
cinnaIi ST. Louis, and Chicago; $50 p. m. daily,
BALTIMoRE e. AND i PoToIAc RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
a. m daily except Sunday; at $40 p m daily, ex.
cept Saturday with Palace Cars to Csnandaigua
For Willamsport Lock Haven and EImira. 1880
a. m. daily, except Sunday. 600,
Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, $3.50 a. m.
For BROOKLYN New York. all through trains connect
affording direct transfer Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia, $780, 1880 NJ, ZOO $40. and 1000
p. m. On Sunday. zoo p. M, $40 and 1000 p. m.
For Baltimore $40. 500 $50, 1890 M and 200, 40
40. $40 $40. and 1000 p. m. On sunday. 500 a. M,
1880 a. m 200, $40 $3.50, and 1000 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line $40 a. m and $40 p. daily,
except Sunday.
For ANNAPOLIS $40 a. and 40 m. daily. except
ALEXAND RIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 700 go, 800 a m.. and 1l:3o a M
d:2O, 500 p M $40 p M 500 and ll;S P; m On
For Richmond and the South, 7:30 m and 1l:l5 a. m
daily, and 500 p. M daily except Sunday ~
and loco a. M, I50 SEQ. 500 100, and BIO p. M,
and 200 midnight. SUNDAY, at s:U5 and 1000 a. m
Tickets information be procured at the Office.
northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsy-
yania avenue and at the station where orders be
left for the checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
L. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
New York CeneraI sI.rket.

NEW YORK, April 1s-Cotton quiet; sales to-day,
204 bales middling upands 107Sc; Orleans, 1lsc con-
sodated net receipts bales; expors-Great Brit
ain s0s2 bales; France I75O bales; the Continent o2
bales. FlOur-Southern steady; moderate inquiry
common to fair extra 81 7595 DO good TO choice do,
s. 25G6 IS. Mheat-Spring scarce and 293c better;
winter AGI5zc better; fairly active export demand
checked by the limited supply offering; moderate
speculative business; ungraded red, 81 17@1 g. Corn
market 334c better and fairly active; ungraded, ssh
@59c Oats 4<c better, closing firm; No. 3, 449444c.
Hops quiet; yearngs l2lSc. Coffee in moderate de-
mand; Rio in cargOes quoted at l012sc; in job lots,
l0@l3szc. Sugar strong and in fair demand fair to
good refining, 316@7 slice prime, &c: refined in fair
and rmer l5O0 hogsheads, so test for Philadelphia
delivery, &c. Rice steady Carolina and Louisiana.
4sG7lc for common choice. Rosn steady at 81 671
al 721. Turpentine higher and firm at 40c. Wool
dull and weak; domestic fleece, S2C046c; pulled 209
SOC per barrel higher and very active; SIC so for new;
SIS for old: mides higher and strong long clear, &C.
short clear, &c; long and short clear, 94c Lard
about 2c higher and active; closing firm at Sl1 75@
II So EreightS weak.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
DISTRICT COURTS,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT-CHIEF JCs-
TICE CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND HAG-
NER.-McNIanus vs. StandiSh, Winder VS.. Standsh,
Chds Porter; bill dismissed. In re ]. ]. Knox
time for hearing application for mandamus TO be
agreed upon by counsel.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTIcE MAcARTHGR.-White
District Columbia verdict for plaintiff for $50
National Metropolitan Bank VS.. Hitz; leave to de-
PENDANT to file additional pleas. Howe VS. Lawyer;
leave 10 amend declaration Newell vs.. Stickman
leave TO amend declaration. Clark vs. Hagg, admin
strator: verdict for for plaintiff for s6S2S. Kendall
Eaton: verdict for plaintiff for 81 500 Schroth VS..
Curtin verdict for plaintiff for SIS Jafray Co. vs..
Mailhouse: verdict for plaintiff for S15l.S9. Winder
vs. Berry: plaintiff called and Judgment. Sayies
Metropolitan Railroad Company; death of plaintiff
suggested. Lyon District of Columbia; on hear
ing. Shipman District of Columbia; motion for a
new trial entered.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court of the District.-No. l. in re George
H. Perkins; Improvement in rings, &c No. 2, in re
H. Won H. Alteneck; Improvement in dynamo
electric machines. No. ), in Stephen d. Tucker :;
Improvement in printing machines.
Circuit Court-Justice MacArthuf.-NG. 423 Thomp-
son vs. shepherd; No. 81. Lyons District of Co.
lumbia; No. 30 Riddle vs. Scanlon; No. 3i9 Schneider
& Son VS.. Garland; No. 392 KnOOp vs. Leonard. No.
3Si. Mckeigh VS.. Newhouse; No. 1893, Hewitt VS..
Danese; No. 1884, Smith VS.. Beans; No 436, Ross
Sea5Oard Coasting Company; No. 49,, Hammond VS..
Miller; No 1913, Carroll use &c, VS.. Burke No. 4i0,
Northern Liberty Market Company VS.. Kehl; No.
AL. Eggert & Co. AIbrecbt; No 49, Chapman VS..
Turton; No. IA, FOertSh VS.. Gordon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
state bonds dun and generally nominal. Railroad

State bonds duh and generally nominal. Railroad
bonds fairly active.
The stock market opened strong and generally
higher, but the speculation soon became weak and a
free selling movement was developed, which resulted
in sharp decline in prices. The market continued
TO decline steadily throughout the afternoon, the low
est figures of the day being touched after the SECOND
board when the decline from the highest point of the
morning ranged from q Sd per cent the latter in
New Jersey Central, Pacific Mail and Michigan Cen
trail each selling off IA Canada Southern, 81 Lake
Shore and Lake Erie and Western 80, Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western and Wabash Pacific "a,
Union Pacific pa and Metropolitan Elevated 80 per
cent In the final sales recovery of to per cent.
took place. the latter Union Pacific The sales aggre
gated al $50 shares including Canada Southern ID 0
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 45,60o Della
and Hudson, $780, Denver and Rio Grande, 6,SUO
Erie, 4l.SOG Hannibal and st. 10, 200; Iron Noun
tain, $780, Lake Shore A70O; Louisville and Nash
uille, ll00 Michigan Central, $780, Manhattan Ele-
waited $500 Metropolitan Elevated, $780, Northwest
ern, Il GOO New Jersey Central $780, New York Cen
trail II COO Northern Pacific, 1880; Ontario and West
ern, 200; Pacific Mail IL ,0OO Reading, $780, ST. Paul.
1906 ST Paul and Omaha 500; Texas Pacific, 2,700
Union Pacific, 81 GOO; Wabash Pacific, $780, Western
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
Tie Official Transfers of Yesterday as
Recorded.

Recorded.
Mr. ]. F. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District yesterday. as re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Sixteenth street west, street north; sub
lots Is and l6 (53 feet inches by 100 feet inchesl
square 49, John l. Miller TO Dickson & King, IS 40
On street north, corner Vermont avenue; part
Sublot (29 feet by depth), square 334; Joseph E.
Loughran to Colon Omohundro $780,
On Pennsylvania avenue, Sixth west; part lots
and (53 feet by depth), square 461; E. E. White,
trustee, TO James L. Barbour and John A. Hamilton
1000.
north part iot II l9 feet inch by 100 eet) square
419; Bertha Kosack to Hannah Levy, 81 l50.
On Defrees street, between North Capitol and First
streets west sublot 10 (l9 by 4S fee), square 623
George Z. Whitney TO Frank Hume, 81 200.
On Fourteenth street east. street north; sub
lot go by 81 feet, square ,055 Howard University
to James A. D. Green, 500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
d0rape(ere' @uioe.


RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE. ANpTHEoNLY LINE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect sunday. April 3, ISL
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON:
t2l5-CH &c &c CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
t64O-BALTTMORE EXPRESS.
65o-Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way piedmont.
StraSourg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way,
s1O-Point of Rocks and Way Stations
S1o-PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND BoS-
s45-STAUNToN And VALLEY EXPRESS (con-
meets tor Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
Frederick.
tsoO-on sunday only, for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1Goo-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattsville
College. Beltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
f1O:4O-PITfsBURG, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
l2lO- Baltimore. Ellcott City. Annapolis, and Way
Stations
t125-On SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way
t205-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
tSOO-B sA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&30-Baltimore and Way Stations winchester, Fred
4 fEick hass5SsoTP anT Saf III 2 LAu
REL EXPRESS Frederick, via Relay, stops at
fE4-Point Of Rocks Frederick, Hagerstown. Win
chester, and Way Stations. ION Sunday to Point
of Rocks and Way Stations Only)
f440-BaltImore, Annapolis and Way Stations
t545-BALTIM0RE EXPRESS (Martinsburg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsv1lle and
Laure).
605-Pont of Rocks and Way Stations.
Baltimore and Way Stations.
730-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
tS;50-PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI, AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
440-BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE. AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS Stops on signal or TO let OF
passengers ut any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
t1G00PHILADELPHIA,N NEW YORK, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS Sleeping car to New York,
and special sleeping at Philadelphia
fDaily tSundays only Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 619 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street,
where orders Will be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at any point in the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
R,It,morc 1,o1tIe Market.

BALTIMORE, April IS--Beef cattle slow, but
prices sc higher: very best 6496ac first quality, So
@61sc; medium, 41@5l4c; ordinary, 2s<G4c; most of
the sales from 56c; receipts, 1909 head; sales. So
head. Swine-fair supply and moderate demand:
quotations, TaS5{c; receipts 65l head. The receipts
ofsheep and lambs 1913 head; quotations, sheep,
4G6szc do lambs, SldIGc. t..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19

AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD |
ING LOTS ON n STREET, BETWEEN SEVEN |
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS !
NORTHWEST.
O'Clock in the afternoon will sell, the premises
two beautiful Building Lots, located above, having
front of % feet inches each by depth of lis feet to
2oOt alley, comprising the eastern a feet of lot s.
square 15S.
Terms very easy. and made known on the day of |
sale.S b. H. WARNER,
apIq2t AuctiOneer,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
MOTHER'S CLOCK.
BY IKE MARTIN.

BY IKE MARTIN.
youth sat on sofa wide,
Within parlOr dim;
The maid who fingered by his side
Was all the world TO him.
What brought that glad light to his eye
That cadence TO his tone?
Why burns the lamp of love so high,
Though midnight's hour hath flown?
The clock above the glowing CRATE
Has stopped at halfpast ten;
And, long as that young man may wait.
ItwiE not strike again.
The artful maiden knows full well
What makes the clock act so,
And why no earthly power can tell
The tine for him 10 go.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
DIED.

EASToN.-on Sunday, April Il, 1881. at IL p m. of
quick consumption HATTIE KALDENBACH, beloved
wife of Edward D. Easton aged a years and months
Funeral from the Christian Church, Vermont ave
nue., n street, at D. m, Tuesday, April 19.
Friends invited to attend without further notice
MUNROE.-In this city, on Monday, the 18th in
slant, Mrs. HARRIET A. MUNRoE formerly of
Nashua N. II.
Funeral Wednesday, the 10Th instant, at O'Clock
p. M, from l0l6 Massachusetts, avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-19
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

WEST PHILADELPHIA. April -Cattle-market &C
tive sales $3.50 head prime, 6S@6'c good,
medium, 5sz66c= common. 5cG5lSc.. Sheep--market
active; sales, $500 head; prime 747'sc: good $40
nc; medium, 6ssd6z.c: common, 6fd61sc. Hogs
market slow; sales 5000 head; prime, 94@9ac; good.
S;z(d9lsc medium. SDSssc.