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National Republican., 1882-10-18

WHENEVER the Associated Press agent
at Portland, Oregon, fails to send a report
of the days voting on United States Sem
ator, Republi cans may consider it GER
tain that the prospects of the caucus
nominee of the party are bright. If the
baloting was unfavorable to him it
would be sur to come. What the pub
lie likes is a spiteful Associated Press
agent who won't send any news, how
ever important, if it is disagreeable to
him.
National Republican., 1882-10-18

THE Democratic party wants the con-
troll of Congress in order to abolish the
tariff. Then won't they have to increase
the internal revenue taxes? But the
Democratic party wants the control of
Congress in order to abolish the internal
revenue system. Then won't they have
toincrease the tariff? Ordered, that these
knotty questions be "remanded to the
several Congressional districts"
National Republican., 1882-10-18

How very Stalwart are those Republi-
cans in the South who help tn Bourbons
to keep the Republicans from voting,
rather than join in the coalition move
ments which have been inaugurated for
the protection of the right TO vote, and
the right to have votes counted.
National Republican., 1882-10-18

AND NOW England and her Egyptian
Khedive are disputing as to whether
Arab shall be tried under English or
Egyptian forms, and be defended by En-
glish or Egyptian counsel. 1t is not
known whether England does this 10 in
sure Arabi's hanging or to prevent it.
National Republican., 1882-10-18
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH (DiL BOVEkiSI
IN l4l7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool
open Sunday. open from a. TN 10 D. M; Satur
day, ~ p. m. Baths, 81; tickets, $500.
ap8 DR. II, l., BOVEE Electrician.
TINHE SHEDD BATHS, 9O3 L STREET, NEAR
j Ninth, well known the oldest aud best in the
city This bath is constructed With View To cOnven.
fence being ON the hrst floor. Turkish Ruasnn SUI
phur and Mercurial Baths given with skill and ex.
perence. Manilat OF ten years experience al tnis
establishment Single bath, 81 for S5; a. Si0 Open
Sunday nom a. m 10 u. m. Inr20-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-18
With All Thy Faults.

"With all thy false love thee STILL" said the
newlymarried man to his spouse, when viewing
the mysteries OF her toilet fonkers Gazette. with
all thy faults love thee still" said the owner of
the whisky still.-IPhttehdh Times. "With all thy
faults love thee still )" said the man who was
mated to a garrulous woman.-Bduimore Eusru
Saturday. with all thy false eye love thee ill -
as the man said when his vile dropped her glass
Optic in q Gun of water
National Republican., 1882-10-18

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued tomorrow. Copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing may be had at the
business Office.
National Republican., 1882-10-18
XX Ale.

"John, what is that peculiar smell?" asked a
mans wife, as he was trying to sneak into bed
without waking her, about . a. m. "That is the
incense we in the lodge-room, my dear; 1t ex-
hales-it eXhales-" "Yes, / know now" she
interrupted; I" / recognize the odor--XX ales."
National Republican., 1882-10-18
Jere Black and the Mormon.

Judge Jere Black has been retained by the Nor
mon church to appear in the test case which shall
decide the constit utionality of the Edmunds anti
Mormon act. AS Black, in his controversy with
Ingcrsoll defended the institutions of slavery and
poygamy, the Mormon church has made very
good dselection-NOIristOWn Herald.
National Republican., 1882-10-18

"How will this do for the center Of Main street I?
said one man, pointing TO lone tree in Texas
prairie on September 10, 1872. Dcnson, a town Of
seven thousand inhabitants, now surrounds the
spot.-St. Louis Post -DiSputch
National Republican., 1882-10-18

How the duty on quinine would be
81 aughtered if the next House should be
Democratic, But that would give us the
support of the present home manufac.
turers of the article.
National Republican., 1882-10-18
WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER is, 1852.
Population Of hc National CapitaI.. 1885, 600.
AT'uscnru;s To-Higut.

FoRo's OrErA-lIOusE-" The Professor"
NATIONAL THEATEn--" Squattcr Sovereignty"
THEArhE CoMi0rE-N Nnrlety EnlertaInment.
National Republican., 1882-10-18

[uco1nm,n todnons 'ntts,be ddtresscd "ToDts Editor
TuT REPUHLIcAN." and 10 tisu~s PUBLICATION MT 81
hNffde te0ioiv on one side OF ihe paper only, nth
hoHt ana residence OF The tO,iier attached No som
ntunteotions tciU be returneiL
National Republican., 1882-10-18

7hotFf'e ofTitE WEEKLY NATIONAL RFruRhlchN
commenced OIL ThutsddV. .J1audry 3. lss2 Wsd kGHd.
hne double sheet oeiOht pages aud dd7v-sr coirtnns
SoonfdhH mon nelrs from al parts OF The roid and u
ttreinHy mteirshD contdhliap nc proceedings OF
Ht heeesuo, Legislative and Judicial branches or The
"ottibHcnf, including The appointments, promotions,
ussirnnrHs and ds,assdis IN all departments of you-
eiTncn 's'Fice II contains rUH report Of army and
naty notrNtnts and orders u includes asa Sccidl
Hdt,7e Se oi6tcd personal. aud social ne,rS und
ehip nosstp Of hc Nations CipiidL
IN shoaT, Is he best and o,iv ,roekiv p1ner IN
S"'rcu Ffrinp IN addition 10 JiH general nctrs T,om
tNl arts Of Ghc Uorht a complete plofogrdph or tVc
oo'Gs, ana proceedings at the CtpRdt NJ The Nation
fci7i's: Single copies, ONE DOLLAR ASp FIFTY
CrETs oor gear ten copicS ono address,
poLtAE per copH Postage p'tpdid by lte puL!.sacrG
Sample copios nee
Nor Is ne time IN sHbsrrtbs
National Republican., 1882-10-18
CHIROPODISTS.

TSooT DoGIoRIEG - THE WISE FoR
II health on daily walks depend hence thousands
Nom f far and near 60 yiSit DR. DIR WHITES CHIRoPu-
avenue opposite Wilards Hotel for relief from and
avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted
Nails, Frost Bites, Chllblains, Vascular Excre-
scenes, and other complaints Of the feet. Among
his patrons are the highest medical judicial POLITICAL
military, and naval dgnitares OF this country rep
resentatiyes Of leading foreign governments, aud
other well,known personages Ohce fee, 81 per visit.
Il ]. GEORGES, CHIRoPoDIST, ANATOhIsT
~ and Manufacturer OF Fine, Fashionable and
Easy Fitting boots and Shoes. Under National
Hotel Corns. Bunions, and Ingrowing Nails, &C.,
permanently cured Lasts made to order. and pre-
Ready Made Pointed Shoes. Also nice assortment
of Easy, Custom Made Boots and Shoes, especially
adapted for tender feet viii sell the entire stock or
Ready-Mnde Shoes. sel6
National Republican., 1882-10-18
TIIIlNfs
Now 4. ti,r Ti,rc 10 suhsrrl,,c.

ne rifcc orTHE NATioNAI REruBLtcAN bv mail
Cdt me counter IS THREE CENTS for a sfng's copy,
no uc6Hs, TwESrY.FtvE CENrs; one MONTH rtrrY
CENTS fn'o mouths, oST DOLLAR: three months ONE
DOLLAR AND HALF; sir months, TunEu poItApg
onCnt0r' SIX DOLLARS, postage pfopdii JV the pub.
htheTs
ms sdei,'v',d IN Hdshinpion and ne suburbs bv cur
TtCTS at the suple rates
Jfoto 10 no JeiferhSe hun the presrnfto subscribe hpr
n, hiriies brightest and bcst nspsuapey pub,hed at
"N"tonW e"bidL Send copies 10 gOtu JTicdds
National Republican., 1882-10-18
lost AND FOUND.

II OSr-PENSIoN CERTIFICATE NO. ll2Sgi
IL Finder Will please return 10 NICHOLAS IA L.
LIN, United States Soldiers Home. Washington d.
C. ocl7.3ts
i OST-suNDAY EVENING. BETwEHN sEV.
Il enth and j. streets southwest and Wash. Majors
stable, at baltimore and Potomac Railroad depot
a pearl and turquoise ring, With Initials NJ. NJ n,
heral reward paid II returned to Baltimore and Po-
tonac ticket ohce. ocl7-3t+
II OST-oN SUNDAY, OCTOBER rs A RAIL.
Il road ticket over The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road of value TO any whn Inns IT, as its 10 has
been reported 10 the company. The finder will please
leave 1t at ll.0 Nineteenth street northwest and Ie.
ceiVe liberal reward. oelO 3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-18
EsTABLISHED 1854
John McDERM0TT & RRnS

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
(Steam usedlI $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west Washington, ID. o, Carriages and Har-
ness received on storage aud sold on commission A,
Carriages repaired felix
National Republican., 1882-10-18
FOR SALE-Houses.

VToR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE OF
u seven rooms and cellar; water, gas, &c, with
double lot, on Capitol Hill Inquire AZ S26 A street
southeast after p. ocis3ts
INOR SALE-BEAUrIFUL COTTAGE ON CAP
IL itol Hill. containing ten room S. with side and
back yards; bargain for cash. Inquire at 22T A
street southeast after 3 O'Clock p III. ocl7-3l*
National Republican., 1882-10-18
"1NGLEsIDE-

A most attractive and desirable suburban place
near Washington CITY, belng on Slxteentn stfegt 81.
Mansion. Consists Of sixty brres Of lawn and woud.
land beautifully laid out, spacious and weU Arranged
mansion containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
bathroom, and gus and water pipes throughout.
@. NJ wIuHT
G21 Louisiana avenue,
REGINALD fENnALt,
ac5 Four n-hHlf street northwest,
unO1
National Republican., 1882-10-18

Our Weekly Rent LIST published every MondRy
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses,
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, ,Ec and how they may bc
seen. Property for sale in all parts OF ihe city.
money TO loan ON real estate. Call.
mr27 b. II. WARNER DIG street
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, or
Trade City or Country Properly. come and SEQ the
WILLIAM II. MAIN It BROTH Err 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and PcnnsylvPuia avenue
northwest mhlgtf
National Republican., 1882-10-18
FOR RENT-Houscs.

TNoR REHr-FuRNfsHEn HOUSE, on FtItNi.
~ ture VIII be sold M a barrnlni ceniral 40 hue
location. Address HOUSE, Hcpulilcan ofhcs
ociS-sts
IGOR RENT-ToR TIE sEAs ~. A WAY
a hnely furnishcd house, with UrHiCltsa tNAIl
Persons Wishing TO entertain or avoid tonfetteflnf
without giving p bon comforts. could nni w esiigf
suited. Btst or reference given. ". iACuN ~. n
catei er, $50 farfngut Square northwest oclsFi-
TTNHoRoUGHLY FURNISHED HOusE ~
a street southeast; eleven rouulsl fnfuacp, Fla,
modern improvements, south fruut aud doaraNlot
price, G5 per month 10 good tenant octi'ai-
ENoR RENT-NOvEMBEn !. tss7 atN.HOOM
~ frame house. on College Itiii tctwlep lguf.
teenth aud Fitcenth streets northwest with I've fef
ground; can keep horse n desired. Address ~. a.
SHAW, Third Andiora onlce uet7-ns
TOR RENT-A p.RooM FURNISHED HOUSE
~ 4i5 Second street northwest Can be ffuui 40
a. m. TO Up. m. pcit ns
TOR RENT--A aSroRY AND BASEMENT
H. house on north side Of pannsylvHtiA avenue,
sui able tor any first class trade. Addrc . uWNttt
Republican Ollce. oritIs
TOR RENT.
National Republican., 1882-10-18

- -
w must undorAtnnd waiting on table and The man
agonleGt Of furnaces good references required. All.
dress q. IL w, Republican Ofice. Ocs-3tt
WANTED TWO GOOD CANVASsETS; I;
w steady enjoyment; liberal terms Apply to
Domestic Sewing Machine Company. sos street
northwest (Aiasonic Tcmple). oclS 3tt
WI yTANTED-FIFTY YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR
w colorcd, for active service on the Western
frontier; good wages and all expenses paid Apply
l2lG + street. oc1sl2tf
yKTANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH FIRST
w class references. to till paying POSITION Apply
National Republican., 1882-10-18
WANTED-HOuseS.


WANTED-BY lsT OF, NOVEMBER, SMALL
w house Capitol Hill: not to exceed sl2 per
month Address J. L. JENNINGS, 226 Third
Street northeast. ocl63tS
National Republican., 1882-10-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WANTED-HeIp-MaIe.

4 YOUNG GERMAN, ~ YEARS OF AGf
~ speaking toleraby good English, wisht n plac
la =. store Address L. O., Republican Office. ocl7at
National Republican., 1882-10-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ 1NIN 61Iy-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUIHIEs
Nv ANIED-BY stAMs1RtsS, SEWING IN
Wy families, or n situation 10 do chamherwork
ma sewing. Apply at i243 Ninth street northwest.
WANTED - NY WHITE WOMAN, A SIT
~, uaiiQn as cook, washer, and irOner. Apply TO
MIG, Nils RANDOLPH, Twentieth aud l. street north
west. oci1-3tH
WANTED-BY A COLoRED WOMAN, A SIT
W uRtlon as chnnibermRid and to do plain sewing.
INA IMenty-second street northwest. oclI-Stf
WANTED - PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
~ by ayouna girl, who IL good seam tress; nm
upf. lands dressmuking; In ftmily with dress
maker Address SEAMsTIllSs, Republican ONCE
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO COMpE-
~ tent while girls: as cook, the other to do
Shainhtrwork and sew city references. Address N.
A WIDOW LADY DESIRES A POSITION
"A where her services as housckeeper are required
able. ''
Inquire of l. b. Kellogg, ei0 street. between Sixth
and Seventh streets. ociS-i2tS
National Republican., 1882-10-18
WANWED-ROOmS.

WV ANTED-FOUR UNFUnNISHED ROOMS
w on first or second noor must be central and
toverS2j month. Address NJ W., Republican
ntg.ptA
National Republican., 1882-10-18
BUSINESS CHANGES.

WTANTED - A PARTNER, LADY PRE-.
w ferred: small capitai; profitable investment and
highly respectable; references given IL required Ad.
dress EARNEST, Republican Office. ocl6 3ts
LNoR SALI.-A STATIONERY AND BOOK.
IL store ut bargain free from debt to date; est H.
lished; one of the best locations IN the city; owner
has other business. Address BARGAIN, Republican
Office. ocIOst
T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il ! on Time Deposits, United States Ronds bought
and sold at market Collections made every
where, by ]. H. SQUIER & 90. Bankers, iIis Penn
uylvnnia avenue ma.fitf
National Republican., 1882-10-18

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, COR
nN coTan Building, Fifteenth street : The most
from the Preparatory Course to Portrait and Histor
cal Painting. ocG- Inns
National Republican., 1882-10-18
Observation-Disclosures.

w ANTED--A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w houstwtfk for family of two adults; white
preferred. Apply NJ 3013 street. ocs-St'
VNANTED - a RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl TO 10 general housework; references re-
qulred. Arpy NJ lbl0 Penn. hvcnue II. W. oclS+tN
WANTED AN, HONEST COLORED GIRL.
w Apply at 1919 Fenmsylyanln avenue. oc17-3tt
wv ANTED 90 AT 1898 TIIIRrIErH STREET
w nDrihNest, u settled, reliable woman (white
preierrcd) to do hOusework ior q family of two.
oCI1-3t0
National Republican., 1882-10-18
EDUCATIONAL.

A RT SCHOOL, his STREET NORTHWEST
IA Now omen for its thirteenth annual session. Thor
ough instruction in all branches OF drawing and
painting. Mechanical drawing, Monday and Thurs.
day evenings. Send for circular or call:
s. L. FULLER,
se16toc3O Principal.
National Republican., 1882-10-18

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE TWO
IN weli-furnishcd communicating rooms in quiet,
uhol sirlsive, private family: chterer VIII serve
meals: limit, $50. Address YEAR ROUND. Repub-
llcan Office, Cci1.3tA
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
District of Wallingford gs. Probate Court, |
Notice of Dissolution.

YENHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the name and firm of Berkele x u-..ss, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either of the firm will sign in settlement -
 LOUIS H. BERKELE,
 VIM. D. CURTISS "A
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
NEW YORK.
Panic Among tn, Actors

NEW YORK, Jan. Half the dramatic pro- fession of this city have been vaeeinated within the past two days and the remainder will be during the week. The reason for the panic among these people is owing to the rumor that Samuel w. Pieroy, leading man
 of Edwin Booths company, had died of smallpox in Boston. The steamboat New port brought to this city from Boston last
 Saturday night three dramatic companies the Comley- Barton, the Strategists and Big Four combination. As the members of the two first named companies had been associ- ated with hi during their stay together in Boston the news of the death from smallpox so alarmed them that they hastened ct once to take the necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the contagion should the in- lection have been brought with them. Among the first to come was J. B. Polk of the Strat- egists company, who brought with him nearly all the other members of the comps- ny. The others followed in rapid succes- sion. The ladies seemed very anxious that
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Probably the Steamer Newport's Prey.
 BOSTON, Jan. 4.-The schooner Sarah w.
 Blake has not yet shown up, and it is the be- lief all along the shore that she is the vessel that collided with the steamer Newport early Monday morning. The captain of a schoon- CT arrived at Fall River, Tuesday, reports the Blake as just astern of him on the Sound Sunday night, and if uninjured the Blake should have arrived before this. The schooner had crew of four persons and was commanded by Captain Charles A. Briggs of Dighton, who owned one-half of the vessel. The vessel was engaged in carrying coal and iron to the Old Colony iron works at Taun- ton. She is valued at about $6,OOO. Her mate, who with the rest of the crew is sup posed to have been lost, was William Dris- coll, unmarried, of Fall River. The damages to the Newport are so extensive that no boat will be'run from Fall River Thursday night.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

It is announced that J. H. Haveriy has secured a lease of the Chestnut street theat in Philadelphia which abruptly closed Saturday night.
 The Hudson river is frozen soldy, the ice at some points being four inches thick. No steamers ported frozen in.
 ture will be broken next Tuesday.
 Dr. John W. Draper, aged T, the eminent scientist and author of the history of the American civil died at Hastings on the Hudson, N. T., yesterday morning. Articles were signed yesterday in New York for 8 match game of billiards cushion carom, GOO points. for g. 500 side between Sexton and Schefer, he loser to pay all expenses to take place the evening of April 27
 By misplaced switch in the railroad yard at Port land Me-, yesterday, engine of the Maine Central and one of the Ogdensburg road collided damaging both engines badly and injuring Frank Shackly, fireman the Ogdensburg. He was thrown through the caL window.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
Military Men to step powu.

BOSTON, Jan. 4.-The Governor has re- ceived the opinion of the Supreme Court to the effect that officers elected after the pass age of chapter 2o4 of the year 1876 and be- fore the passage of chapter 265 of the year 1878 do not continue to hold their commits sion after the expiration of five years fir om the date of their commission. This will af- feet at least sixty officers of the militia, among whom are Brigadier Gen erals Hobart Moore, Eben Sutton and some of the most prominent military men in the State. The decision has created the greatest ex citement in this State and will render general elections in the various commands necessary as soon as possible.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
At MT. scoville's suggestion the court was
The Appropriation Bils-WorlS o1 Them Well Advanced-Some Probable Changes

The Appropriation BilIs-yVorI< OR, Them
 Well lAdvanced-Some Probable Changes
 In Commfttees-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The House Commit tee on Appropriations will hold meeting to- morrow for the appointment of sub-commit- tees and the assignment of the several general appropriation bills to the same. During the recess Colonel R. c. Stevens, who has held the position of clerk to this con- mittee for many years, has prepared twelve of the fourteen general bills and had them printed with wide borders for marginal notes and appended such foot notes in relstion to previous estimates, appropriations, etc., as are required for the information of the com mittees. This gives the work before them to the sub committees well in hand and saves much labor in reference to necessary data The bills thus placed in a state of forward ness are the legislative, judicial and execu tive, the army and navy, the consular and diplomatic, the postofice, pension, Indian military, academy, Notifications, agricultur, and District of Columbia. The remaining l ones are the sundry civil and deficiency ,whicl l cannot be drawn up until near the close 0 the fiscal year. The river and harbor bill re ceives it's first consideration by the Commit l tee on Commerce.
 The commanding officer at Fort Custer ha
 been ordered by General Terry to send
 troop of cavalry Lo Terry's Lending to pro 1 tect working parties on the North Pacific an | prevent Indian outbreaks.
 ! Postmaster General James left Washington
 for New York tonight, and Hon. T. o Howe l IL l. L
 row. His first official appointment will b that of his son Frank H. as chief clerk of tn
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
The Cattle Market.

F.
 The receipts for the week were Cattle, dT gae nea sheep and lambs, 4O09 head swine, 9Sl5 head caves 146 head: horses, 2 Prices ranged Reeves, choice s8 75a9 co per cw extra s8 first quality Sa7 90 second quality s OOa6 50 third quality s4 0oa4 70 working oxen per pair s1OOa1SO ilch and calves s25 CO., S35 O0a5O co per head farrow COWS SIS oOa 35 CO., fancy COWS $50 OOa67 O. yearlings S 0Oa15 O0 two years old 4 OOa25 CO., years old S2O OOa45 Oo Western fat swine, live 614a7c. Northern dressed hogs, 72f c. per ID. sheep and lambs in lots, $ 250 s4 OOa5 50 each extra s T5a6 50, or from 3a6Ac per h. Spring lambs 41{a64c. per lb; veal calves 3a8c. per ID; Brighton hides s4a9c per lo; Brighton talIow 6a75Sc per h.; country hides 6Kasc per lb.; country taI1ow 3Ka6c per lb pelts 7oea a s1.5O each selected pelts 75 each; calf skins I2a 12kc, per lb.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
 PARLOR OPERA HOUSI

Parlor Chair soc. Parquette 35c. General Admi sion 25o. Gallery 15c. Matinee 25 and 15c. Friday evening, Jan. 9th, benefit of the La,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
The New state Loan Awarded.

HARRISBURG, Jan. Bids were opened to- day for the new State 3 and per cent loan of SIC, ,OOO, 900 for the purpose of redeeming maturing bonds of thecommonwealth. Three quarters of the loan is to run for thirty years and the balance in series of one to ten from August next to August, 1892, redeemable $250, 900 annually. Bids were received for more than double the amount of the loan. and the whole was awarded at premium of $425, 1000, the Drexels taking $6,000,000 other PennsYlvania capitalists the balance.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Arrived. the Bohemia from Hamburg. Sailed, the Galla and England for Liver pool the P. Caland for Rotterdam, the Canada for Hayre.
 Antwerp-Arrived, the Waesand from New York. London-Arrived, the Alsatia from New York. . Rotterdam Arrived, the Maas from New York.
 southampton-Arrived the Oder from New York for Bremen.
 LiyerpooI-Arrived, the Hibernia from Baltimore, the Lake Manitoba and the Arabic for New York Sailed the Helvetia for New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the City of Montreal for New York.
 Glasgow-Arrtved, the Cireassia from New York
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
F0R. RFNT

Sch Corsica, Prince Edwards Island.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-05
FIRE RECORD.
Marble Works Destroyed by

Marble Works Destroyed by Fire.
 BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 4.-The marble works build ing at Brockton nearly destroyed by fire thif morning The fire broke out at 10 o'clock and it wal after before the fire department had it under con troll Assistance was received several neighbor ing towns The loss is estimated at 000 whtcf there is an insurance of $25, 900.