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National Republican., 1882-11-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The following business was transacted in the
Snnrrme Count Of the United Stntes ThnrsllnY:

The following business was transacted in the
Supreme Court of the United States Thursday:
Admissions to the bar-Russell Gray, of Bosom,
Mass: William IL. kt ssing,On, OF Topeka, Kan;
lGDeneser I. Wells, Of Denver. Col ana Eugene E.
Prlissng of Chicasn. III.
No.O0. Lucy O. +. Gay ct al. appellants, vs..
Catharne Parpart. Argument continued by John
s. Miller and lhwrenre PrOudfoot for appellee
aud concluded by f. $. Isham for appellants.
No. 100. benjamin i. Brown, appellant, vs. Mile S
s. tahiil Dismissed, with costs.
No. l0l. 1he Atlantic Works, appellant, VS.. Ed
win L. B;ady, and No. l02, Edwin l.. Brady, appel
lnnt VS.. The Atlantic Works. Passed. subject to
the provisions of section Z, rule 20.
No lOS, The United States, plaintiff IN error, VS..
J. A. Knowles ct al,. ana No. lV, The United States,
pluint Il in error vs.. David i. Power et a Argued
by solicitor General Phillips for plaintffin error
10 counsel appearing for defendants in error.
No. lO5. Thomas Russell, collector, &C., plaintiff
in error VS.. Robert y, Williams jr., etal. Argued
by Solicitor General Phillips tor plaintiff in error
and submitted by Charles l.. Woodbury. for de-
fenduuts in error,
No. lO6. j. c. Pierce ct al, plaintiffs in error vs.
Ole A. ludscth, Argument commenced by G. L.
Fandran for plaintiffs in error Adjourned.
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Verdict for schoacId.

In the circuit court Thursday the case OF the
soverelgns Cooperative Association against A. B.
sohoheld was decided in favor Of the defendant.
sohoheld was manager Of the association, and II
Is claimed ho was short in his accounts some
$1,000. He was tried in the criminal court for en-
bezzement and acquitted. This suit was to re-
cover that amount. Tho testimony showed that
he had received no credits for his salary and that
there were bills paid that would more than ball
nnco the shortage claimed-in fact the associa-
tion WAS indebted 10 him
National Republican., 1882-11-24
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE HAGNER.-Langley vs.
Ferry; testimony ordered TO be taken. Johnson
ys. Chapman; referred TO auditor. Noyes vs.
Gray sale ratified. Pelz VS.. Pelz; support PEN
denle lite and counsel fees granted. Thurton vs.. .
Tolson infants shares ordered paid to guardian,
Adjourned till to-day,
CIRCUIT CoURT-JusucE MACARTHUR sover-
elgns' Co-Operhiyo ASSOCIATION vs.. Schoiield; ver-
diet for defendant.
COURT IN BASC-THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUSTICES
Cox AND JAMEs--Slultz VS.. Metropolitan Life In
suranCe Company; on trial. In re- A. G. Bell: ar
gued and submitted. Adjourned till to-day.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
Licenses Approved nnd Di.nppro,e.

1he Commissioners have approved the appiica-
tion for liquor lcenses of Brimmer & Lehman,
4Si Eighth street northwest; Edward Corcoran,
1862 street northwest; ]. J. Daily. 1867 street
southwest J. w. Oil. 20C6 street northwest
Sarah Shaff1r, l39 street southeast II. Sevige.
6l9 Pennsylvania avenue southeast; and disup-
proved those of ]. Gull, 2Oi1 X street northwest
J. s. Cole, Fourth street. between Maryland ave.
nue and street northeast: j. l.. Daily 2S05 NJ
street northwest; Joseph Finley, 2O29 X street
northwest; Fritz Herzosg, 2O3l street no thwest
II. A. Hudson, 455 N street southwest; Bernard
Mullen, 27SS Pennsylvania avenue northwest; J..
Neuiath. corner of and Fourth streets north
east, and F. Rose Rock Creek road county.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
Frederick Igoth.s Trial.

In tho criminal court Thursday Frederick
Roth was tried for assault with intent to kill
Carl Bahuke oil the 4th Of last Noyem-
ber. Bahuke testified that Roth struck him
with q whip and knocked him down. Roth
(who had TO have All interpreter to tiausate
his eyldence) swore that the complaining witness
came TO him in the market drunk, and OH thr way
home took II bottle of whisky from him aud broke
it. The case was rcspied until to-day to get fur
thtrs ayidnnpn
National Republican., 1882-11-24

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. a3.-MoIey on call nuctuated be-
tween and 70 per cent and closed offered ut per
cent Exchange steady at 41yti for long AMI 1884
for short sight. Governments were = per cent:owCr
Tor rs. but otherwise unchanged state bonds were
inurliNe o. kailroad bonds Were irregular on nude-
crate volume OF business. The TRANSACTIONS aggre-
getei 50,u shares. including Caada southern l!sU:
Delaware. l.ickawana aiId Western, 1910 Della
and II olson, 2,OJU Denver ann Rio tifande 3l,-
6OJ nrie .,JUO Kansas and Texas I5GOE Lake Shore,
irai. i9,i0g Missouri Pacific. li,.Og Memphis and
ChurlesiOn SJs Northwest, l2,2OO; New Jersey Ceu'
trail, 500 New Yur Central, l5.JOG Northern Pa
ciiic 1900 keadliis, S.sJG 81. Pa l. Gl,jOf ST Paul
and Omaha i5,iUU: Texas paCiuc, 2i5JU, Union Pa
cilic = 500 Wabash Pacific, .32OO; Western Union.
I6,UOG Cuicg' Burlington and Quincy, $500 Ro :h-
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Acquitted and Sentenced.

In the criminal court Thursday the following
business was transacted: George w. Hawkins was
acquitted of Il second offense OF petit larceny He
81 from Fayetle W. Darne Frank Rollins, con.
Wet, d of ,,ssauliing Police Officer Thomas Aul-
dridge was sentenced to Erie peniten;tary for Two
years. The motion for Il new tIiGl in The case OF
Robert Davis convicted of burglary and larceny
was overruled, and Davis sentenced TO three years
National Republican., 1882-11-24
CIIIROPODISTS.
j. J. GEORGES,
ARTIST BooTMAKER AND CHIRoPoDIsr.
Corner of Sixth and streets,
Under National Hotel.

No more corns after the ilrsttreatment. SEQ
USEFUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND
4 longevity, aud Dr, Wines fifteen years pr,.cti-
cal experience throughout Tie United States and
CAnadas, and twenty-One consecutive years OF sue
ces sful practice IN Washington, d. O., enables re.
qusite Treatment for Hard aud Soft IOrns, Bunlons,
Club and Inverted Mails Frost Bite, Chilblains. Vas
cular ExcTesenoes and pther complaints of the feet
HIS ChlrOpOdial Establishment. IilG Pennsylvania
avenue opposite WillGrd's Hotel. Is patronlzel by
the Slits Ofthe world. Office hours a, to p. nj
Sundays 10 u IN. % p, M Ohica fee, u per visit
se30
National Republican., 1882-11-24
ANnirx of tn. Di.tr,rt-

Building permits were issued Thursday to ].
W. Easily, to build two brick dwellings on street,
between Sixth and Seventh streets northeast, to
cost 4,500; f. c. Jones, to make repairs at 935 N
street northwest, to cost Sl25.
The Commissioners have appointed William
Rutherford special policeman for one year for
duty ut the new Pension Office without compei-
sation from the District at the request Of General
Megs.
During the week ending November 1s, 1882,
there were 7S deaths in the District. giving a
death-rate OF 2O.U7 per 1000 per annum for the
Total population II 81 for the white, and 3632 for
tho Colored. OF the decedents II were white
males, 16 white females, 26 colored males. and 10
colored females Births reported, 6S; white males
Is. white females o. colored males To- colored ie-
males l3. Marriages reported. white and col
orcd. iil-births, white and cUlorcd.
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seis General Passenger Agent, IlGilin.vre.
IINHE VlRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY
HE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH. sOJtTH,
WEST, AND WEST.

Schedule in effect oct Der IS, lSs2;
ElO u. hl.-New Orleans Mail, daily. making closs
connections to all points south and Southwest,
WIN Inllmhn sleeping Cars from Wasningtou
wa DhhViile 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
pIieahsi also Washington to New Orleans via
Lvnchburg and Bristol
5;lo 7. n-iouisville Fast Line, daily, via Char
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington to Ein.
clhilnt Louisville, and I'LL Western points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
Louisville.
1885 D. n-SOutheril Mail and Express. daily, to all
points south, southeast, aud Southwest via Dan.
vile aud Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
. Washington to Charleston.
For all points on niannSsas Division take 7:l0 a. M
train daily, except sunday For Warrenton
=, take Z: 10 II. m. and 80 m. trains, daily.
For tickets and all Information, inquire at Com
panys Onice, GOl Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
Depot Oifice, JOl Pennsylvania avenue Il connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER n. MACDANIEL
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS. TrnfllC NInnngcr. snIS
National Republican., 1882-11-24

Mr.. ]. CAHILL, Farragut House. Salem, Mass
caught a severe cold, which terminated in lum-
bago. He was cured by less than bottle OF 81.
Jacobs Oil as IL by magic,
National Republican., 1882-11-24

SEEIREASrRY BALANCES
Coin 1850 sOi % Currency ... Si63i 400 76
Baltimore stock Hoard.
BAIrIMoEE. Now 23.-Nlrgna Gs, consolidated, coz
do ,cond serbs, ~; new lt-ijs, - lid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
DIED.

TowERs-on Thursday, November q, 1882, at
2l5 o. M, WILLIAM TOWERS In the 10Th year OF his
age.
Funeral from his late residence. No, 20 street
nDrtho st Sunday, Goth instant vt 2aO O'Clock D.
RINES.-Suddeuly, OF hpoploxy, nt $3.50 o. M, No
vember y, 1852, at Rives's Place Prince Georges
County, Nd, Lucy RIvEs, daughter Of the late John
&. Rives, aged 81 years.
Funeral on Friday from her late residence at i231
train leaves for Rlve,s station at 1910; returning
trains leave at iiO and o'clock ss
National Republican., 1882-11-24

DIR. PIERcE's "Favorite Prescription Is n most
powerful restorative tonic, also combining thu
most valuable nerviDe properties. especially
n1aP.Su , 10 ahe wons ol ueDaseo d nalss sniior
Aammntion, or liberation or from nervousness or
neuralgic pains. BY druggists.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
VIE a'Iar IPaErNNsYLyANrA ROUTE

rINHE GREAT Ar,,,,,,, o,,,,
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL Il BALLS, MA MAGNlFLGIiNr I E4uipMENE
TRAINS LEAvE IN wAsliiNafoN,f ~ I nom ON saion.
corner of Sixth and streets, as follows:
of Palace Sleeping Cars Mt $3.50 a. M, daily; st
Line, 1910 a. M, daily, with eeEing ars from Has
daily, with Palace Cars to Plttsbnrg ana q n IN.
matt. Mall Express, $50 p. m daily for P.ttsburs
:. BALTIMoIiE AND POTOMAC RAILRnAn
For Erle Cal. andaigua, Rochester. Buffalo Niaga n
800 p. m. daily, except saturday, with Palace GAS
from Washington to lanundaigGa
For WIllinmspOrt, Lock Haven, aud Emira, at os,
For New York aud the East SGCa, M io$oa. m, rs.
1915 3 $50 D. M and 2 nj xSss s%dq Of Fa@sS S R PsT aas
Cars. &so .. M daily, except sunday ,''''"" '''''l
For Brooklyn, \. Y.,all through trains connect at
ing direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
=, ferLinge across New York city. ,..o
fSr and dPhoS5Gph o II m SSo o { snd,y @ G a % o @ I'D f &
M. Limited Express $50 m.. daily except sun
For baltimore, e4o 500, go 1890 a. and l;9o 4:sl
a;iO GsO, 7:a0 $50, and 1920 p. m On Sunday, 500
For ropes Creek Lane, J:iOA. H. ana ElO p M uaiiys
For Annapolis. 6;4oa M. and riOp m. daily, except
ALEXXNpRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA. AND WASHING.
For Aiexandra, $50 700, 90 100, and iE25 A. M,
o @ iG S oS Sna S @ ana a. M i AID & 81 sO pm s sunday ut Gs
For Richmond and the south, GlO and ll25a IN. daily
aud s9o p M daily eScep IT, sHnaSi HWasSiovton 400 so,
land 1850 n. mi l.: 0, BOD dO, 100, andGi0 p M.
and 1900 mlduGnt. on Sunday at 500, SD and ipot
iicRcts and nformatnn Mt tho office northeast cor
ner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyan&ia M Ia avenue YEN
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
''''''"o'' T. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES T.. PUGH. General MnrRg'r. se'e
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pRGDICE sgNElIEIs.

Chicago Grain and Prov isiOn Market.
Htsie. days tliyqgo Glnn and prCvis on mark ct
furnished Ly Cooke Il CO.. la. ave. and Fi.teentLsi:
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TnE REPORT closEs WITH WE suGoEsrIol
Iad,,s VIII Find u.,ief

From their headache, costiveness, swimming in
the lead, collie, sour stomach, restessness etc. by
taking simmons Liver Regulator. 1t is mild, SAFE
and pleasant
Genuine prepared only by J. II. zeilin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
Queenstown Ca.ne Market.

lQuOtAtlOnS by w. >. Hoge.l
WAsHISGTON, Nov. 93,-Catile-Oi up and sold at
3k6U5l c; market brisk Sheep and lamhs-6OO up
old sheep sold nt ga ls lambs l1i1C; market very
dun. NIUh e0ws sold DrIskly ~ sij 0l&Bi 70 eAch
National Republican., 1882-11-24

'''-'
CERTIFICATE.
WE no HEREBY CERTIFY that VIC supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi-annunl
drhwlhgs OF the LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM-
PASI, ana in person manage and control the draw
ings themselves, and that the same are conducted
with honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all
parties. We authorize the company to this
thcate with inC-sinles of our signatures attached
in lis advertisements,
National Republican., 1882-11-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
stock and Bond Quotations-Produce aud
General Markets.
wAsu,NgroN srocK rrcHASer

Tho following report ofthe financial market yester.
day, together with opening and closing quotations
are furnished by the bankingho Of H. u. Cooke
jr., g. Co., 1929 ST.. Washington, ID. Ci
National Republican., 1882-11-24
Norfolk and New York Steamers

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will her wharf, foot of sixth street. every Mon
day. Wednesday, and Friday, ut 5 o'clock y. M.
touching at Pin,y Point, Point lookout, and Fortress
Monroe. - -
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMEkS.
Firsclass fire to Fortress Monroe and norfolk S2 so
Second to Fortress Nom and No folk so
FiTst-class are to pney Point and Point Lookout so
Second CLASS are to Plney Pont and PIT Lookout rs
Returning, leaves Norfol< Tuesdays, Thursdays
anu '''ufTniYI; TiiI; NEW YORK STEAMERS.
JOHN q + BSOE and Il. u. KNIGHT, leave Pier A.
East River. New York every, Saturday at 4 p. IN.
tculars apply TO Agent O. Water street, Georgetown
Tickets and staternoms can be secured at general
oilice Bla Fifteenth street. in Nat Met. Bank B and
o ticket otllce, 1881 Pa. ave. St Mare Hotel. and ut
bCat ie3I ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-11-24

SUhE CURE FOR MALARIA. CAROLINA
- TOlU TONlC,-Sure cure Tor Dyspeusla i'm an
Us stages also ioE Coughs, Colds, Bronehits Asthma
and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs and tho o
remedy that Is beneficial In Malarlal Climates rhis
% 4 preparation o. BALSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, AAGNESIA, and other mediclnals bene-
fetal In the above diseases the bass being the purrst
hice and Rye Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
10 take. Iry For sale by,all druggsts and grOcers
a. y per quart bottle Thetrade supplied at liberal
BARBOUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale grocers, sole agents for this city. Henry
Aischon q Co, New ork and Charleston 3. O.. sole
manufacturers and propriet0rs, deadly
National Republican., 1882-11-24
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CorpIEn
STEEL RAII.SI i'A-

a; IN ~ c,,oou, LEAVE wAsMINGTofNi IL iSszs
press sleepinTn usrs ana 20 st. Lou, Fast IsS.
@ S hsitimorS BsItorS hroii City and Way sta.on
YOU btsstm9TS: stra.bre AnRgiPos and Way (Piodmout
Way, via Relay ii"SelS'o"h' nns
fIiS Baiumore Express.
s:IS s:IS PSi1n PSin, ?, o1 Rocks and Way stations
o'iV fnpbd,eipha, pn,p p, New York, and Boston Exprusx
$40 st9gnion and Valley EXPRESS, (conpec,. m,
aaiStersstown isSt and ut Point OF Rocks for Fred.
t9;oc Baltlmore. Hyattsye, and Laurel Express.
smoP ,oPs u. s 5sei6Isvllle Annapolis Junction. les
aiiptn,,tmu 9iuip y, hnu Dorseys On Sundays stops nj
1000 BnltimoTe Express. Stops at Hyattsvllle nnc
tio'l5 Pitts6urg, Chicago Cincinnati and st. rouls
Ej1press, IA , ,Snieeeplng cars to Cincinnati, LOUIS
l2io Beitmore' stniie' Ecot City, Annapolis, and Way
tl:$S :SS On pniiy sunday only for Baltimore and Way
tGtl Baltimore EXpresI
t3'oo baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$3.50 baltimore and Way Stations. Cwinchester.
EreHerck. Hagerstown and Way via Ro.
1850 Bailtmorei Hyatsylle, and Laurel Express
Gn,ta GreuetISS' via Relay Stops at Annapolis
ti4' Point Of Rocks, frcdSrick Hase2slo%m nA Win.
chester, fita,,, and ,y Way stations ION Sundaysc "a
tS;fS Baitlmore il n, ESPress Martnsburg and Way,
GO, poynt ~ neiay t slopS m at Hyatisye and Laurolj
tnoo t1:So Iiiii baltimore and Way Stations,
,,.nv. BhilinlOre Express.
tS:f0 pitisburg, Cleveland, and detroit E,pro..
,o,. Sleeping Cars to Pitlsburg
,o.- go Sleeping Cars to New York
I"Oa Chlcago Cincinnati, aud ST. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati. ST. Louis aud
li:Sn Baltimore and Way Stations.
n'aiiy. tSundays only. Other trains daily except
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Batnorennd
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington station SO and al
Pennsylvnnla avenue corner Of Fourteenth street
where orders VIII be taken for baggage 10 be checked
ana received at any point in the CITY,.
WM. CLEMESTS,
Master Of Transportation. baltimore.
seiS General PASSENGER A,nnt nil.
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pavement which has been replaced with asphalt,
granite and asphalt blocks since 1878 at total
cost of S0Sg, jS4.13.
THE COST OF NEW work
during tho last fiscal year was s772l4 06, which
Included the paving of portions of Four and-a a
half street aud Virginia avenue southwest, por
lions OF Vermont avenue and Thirteenth street
northwest, grading portions OF Now YORK avenue,
Eighteenth, and Tweuty-second streets north
west, and opening North Capitol street through 10
adopted by the late Major Twining was adhered
70. The work done by private parties by permit
tne District e supp yng the msterisls was as fol-
laid, GG3,UOO brick laid. and two miles of streets
improved. The total cost of cleaning the alleys,
inogdng adj inspection was sG,52l 6 and for streets
was s29,gg125. In reference to street lighting tho
subject OF moonlight schedules" is reviewed at
ength, and the street lighting Of other cities com
Jared with this. The report recommends that the
lamps hereafter burn 5000 hours per year, and the
burners be changed from six to five feet. 1t is
shown that the work Of the marking commission
included the planting of 2,477 new trees and the
replacing of SOS Old ones. There are now 81 666
trees growing on 135 miles of the city streets.
IN REFERENCE TO THE RAILROAD NUISANCE,
the report gives a detailed statement of Major
IWinlDgS plan for the union depot, which, 1t
says, would be u permanent solution OF the diff
Guilty, though its enormous cost makes it objec-
uonsbe, and compromise is suggested by
which the Baltimore and Ohio line can either go
around Capitol Hill or tunnel under 1t, both
branches to be unite ed ut the fair grounds and en-
tering the city at Twelfth street east. The ques-
tion of the removal of the Sixth street depot is
also discussed, and
THE REPORT CLOSES WITH THE SUGGESTION
that the Commissioners recommend to Congress
the enactment OF u law iorbiddinx the running of
trains Oh the present route of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Road in disregard of the grade of the streets
after u certain date giving that company the OPP
ton of coming around Capitol Hill or under 1t on
any one of the three routes above named also.
repeating the act which granted the Baltimore
and Potomac Road the right to cross the park on
me line of Sixth street, but otherwise confirming
he present route of that road, and compelling the
immediate enforcement of the requirements ABOVE
i'll Ut the tracks, the placing of the automatic
gates at street crossings, and The cessation of the
practice of making freight depot and car yard
of the avenues. Since the settlement of the ques-
tions of the Potomac fats and the water supply at
The last session of Congress there is nothing OF
much Importance to The interests of the city as
the settlement Of the railroad question, and il
should be pressed with the utmost urgency.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MON,

Hyou have failed 10 receive proper treatment I'm
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint Nervous
Debility. Imp1teHcy, Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Nervous Ixciiablty, &c. send two
stamps for our new book,
'TnE LAWS OF LIFE AND IIEA LTHn
Address secretary Medical aud Surgical Iustituia
la East Fifteenth street. New York. ia7.iyS
National Republican., 1882-11-24
BY Associated Press.

BAShERS ENCIANGE.
Three-dny bills... .- i6iJa Slxtyda bs.... 4SOls
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MT. Vernon! Mt. Vernon!

STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
Leaves Seventhstreet wharf daily Except Sunday
for Mt. Vernon ut 10 O'Clock Il returning reaches
Washington about GO u, H.
aulO L.. L. BLAKE Captain
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REPORT OF LIEUTENANT GREENE,
Showing the Cost OF work OF Improve
rnent iu the District

In the report of Lieutenant f. v. Greene, OF the
engineers office. District Of Columbia, which was
submitted to Major Lydeckor Thursday, 1t appears
that for the fiscal year ending June 80 1882 there
was expended for repairs of streets and alleys,
cleaning OF streets and alleys lighting Of streets
and alleys, the erection of lamps, and the COM
pensaton Of the superintendent of lamps, the
work OF the parking commission, and the con-
unuatlon OF survey with reference to extension Of
ynrlous avenues and streets to District line $780,,
S5il8 For the current fiscal year for this work
There has been appropriated S614 $780, and the esti
S7O0,15O
PAYEMENTS
Tho condition of Tho airnnta or, I,,lu 1 ,uns M
National Republican., 1882-11-24

HAVING used DR., Bulls Cough Syrup in my fam
lily for the last three years fluid Il the best pre-
parailon have ever used for coughs and colds
g YIN most immedialer lief B. WALKER.
Genl Com. Merchant, ilS Light ST., Baltic, Md.
National Republican., 1882-11-24

United states per cents ........ ... lUl1sQl02iS
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United States IA per cent E5gGgll2s
United states A., per cent. cUupon ...... n2s.Vya
United states per cent. registered lly Ggil9l
Uniteu states per cent cuuron-......... lloA blu
OniIed states per Z. 4. -........ ll9 GyllJ4
GIslricl vi Columbia aUoS lU3
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-08
EGYPT.

Cairo, Nov. s-Lord Dpffe:in and the
khedive had long interview to-day.
The guns of the citadel were fred in
honor of the English ambassador.
The governor of Soudan has telegraph
ed the khedive denying that Khartoum
is in imminent danger. The battle be-
tween the black troops and False sProph-
ct was the most desperate. The former
lost one hundred killed and the white
troops suffered still more severely. The
black troops were not annihilated, as
stated in special dispatch, but rallied
and reached Bara. The governor says
be is able to hold Khartoum until rein
forced.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-08
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ANOTHER HURRICANE.

ANOTHER HURRICANE.
London. Nov. S-Another terrible hur-
ricane occurred at Manila. The damage
was heavy to vessels and houses, but no
ships suffered material injury.
SAILED FOR AMERICA.
London, Nov. 8-The duke of New
Castle sailed for America and will make
quite an extended tour in that country.
A STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
London, Nov. S.-There was steam
boat wreck at Milford in which twelve
of the crew were drowned.
SEVERE SNOW STORM.
London, Nov. 8.-There has been q
severe snow storm throughout the North
Wales and immense damage done.