davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday,

| WAsHINGToN, Tuesday, Feb. Z, lSS2.
Judge French, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
though still confined 10 his hOusc Is not seriously ILL.,
| His trouble Is rheumatic gout
Up to the close Of business to-day the Treasury De
partment had redeemed United States bonds fellows
Under the lOJt call, Tl92c33OO, ana under tic lOOlh
| call, $1,000, 100
| The Ordnance Board has been ordered to proceed
| TO the Piccatnny Powder Depot, New-Jcrsey, TO
determine the best method Of protecting the gun
powder magazine from the effects Of lightning.
The United states Court of Claims to-day gave indg-
ment 5000 in favor OF the Frecdmens Savings and
Trust Company their claim for rent of the building
occupied by the Department OF Justice ana the Court OF
Claims
An agreement was signed to-day by the Postmaster
General and the Belgian Minister increasing the limits
of weight and dimensions OF packets OF sample patterns
Of merchandise exchanged III the mails between the
United states and Belgium.
Secretary Hunt to-day received dispatch from Mr.
Hoffman. ST. Petersburg, stating that Lieutenant
Danenhower has tcegraphed from Irkusk that i've OF
his men have recovered their health and dcsrous OF
remaining to take part In the search for the other sur
vivOrs OF the Jeanette. The request VIII not DC
granted.
The bill introduced in the House of Representatives by
Representative j. Hyatt Smith providing for public
building in Brooklyn rePorted from the Committee
Public Buildings and Grounds to the House to-day
with "A favorable recommendation II appropriates
Sso0000 for the purchase OF site ana the beginning OF
the work OF construction
The President has appointed the Hon. H. g. Fisher, of
Pennsylvania j. b. Belfori, Of Colorado, and George
W. Chids of Pennsylvania members OF the Assay Com
mission, vice A. J. DrcXe, of Pennsyyana, Professor
john Fowler, of New York, and l. b. RUSSELL OF Ma,sa-
chusetts. who were unable to serve. The Commission
will meet III Philadelphia tomorrow.
BY direction of the President the Secretary of War
terday assigned Colonel George L. Febiger Assistant
Paymaster-Gencr duty in charge Of the Paymas
ter-Genera's Department and ordered him To take
charge OF the Paymastcr,Geuerars once IN this city
charge Of the QuartermasterGener Office.
The bill reported to-day by Mr.. Morgan from the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee in relation to the
japanese Indemnity Fund directs the payment from what
known the Japanese Indemnity Fund of Sl616,3Gi
10 ne apanesc Government and ?25i 900 10 the officers
and crew the United States steamer Wyoming FOR cN-
traOdnaIy and perious services III japanese waters III
1868.
The Executive Committee OF the National Board Of
Steam Navigation, of which General Negley, OF Pennsyl
vana is chairman, met in this city today for the pur
pose urging the passage of the pending bill which pro-
noses the amendment Oi Titles IL and % OF the
Revised statutes in regard to commerce ond navigation
and the regulation of steam vessels. The hl! Is buD-
stantially the same as the Reagan bill Of 1879.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE PAysLAyIsr AGITATION.

VIENNA, Feb. IA dispatch to TIE Presse
from 81, Petersburg says General Won scnWeintz, the
German Ambassado asked Secretary yon Gicrs, OF the
Foreign Onicc, for explanation IN regard
20 u recent speech oil General SbODeieh
.avollug the Paus,a,i-t agitation IN Bosnia NJ Won
Gicrs r,p,ici that ne knew nothing OF any such
Hueecn. Prince Bismarck, being made acquainted
with this reply, dispatched a second telegram
To General Won schNenitL, VINO thcreupon Informed
NJ Won Girrs that he General Won ocaweInlz)
might have tn announce to the his recall f Russia
appeared To support the agitation against Austria or
Ven showed excessive liberation Thereof. General Won
scnWcnltz Was authorized to state that Germany re
garicd her interests identical Win those OF Austria
Io>DoN Feb. "A dispatch from Eislsi 10 me Man
chester Gaarddn says" The danger ~ the !n-trectOn
rrding serious that the Austrian representative
asked Prince NIklta to Use Hls good onlces, bot
no: 10 do officially. consequently, A
euspeu-on of hostilltcs Tor twenty days IN the
d-tfici bordering Montenegro was arranged, hut II
- very badly observed The pOpuiacc c0n lnuo 10 be
Ilcn cxs operated. The acluiceccucc OF Prluce Nika
I'm the Austrian request Is due 10 the negotiations oi the
three powers. Russia yielding Ia the Wishes OF
crmauy mas Informed Prince Nta that hr VIII not DE
suppored gaust Austria, who y al Do free I'd suppress
tLe iu,nrrcet Ion by any means la her power"
A Vienna Dispatch says; The recent skrmishes ap-
pear to Indicate intention Of the insurgents 20 force
their Way across the ID. ina 10 escape being cut Oh
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
the Montencgrn frontier by the extensive Austrian
RUSSIA AND THE JEWS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. THE Government
is about to publish statement, which It hopes will put
end to the foreign agitation regarding the Jews 1t
is to the effect that it has not hitherto thought 1t worth
while to iic the unfounded rumOrs that England
was about to take course much at variance with
existing good relations TO intercede on an internal
question, which every Government regulates in accord
ance with its views and which never admits OF
foreign interference which IS only calculated to increase
the irritation OF the ignorant and creduOus people who
carry on the anti-Jewish movement. The statement
then shows that hundreds of people have been
various towns particularly by those OF Warsaw. where
ment concludes by saying that all precautions will be
taken IN future but that is necessary avoid aggra
Vaton by the outside influence arising from false
TumOrs.
The ST. Petersburg GOiOs states that of 500 persons
tried for participation in the riots at Warsaw eighty
nave been aquitted and thirty sentenced prison for
periods varying from one month To year The remain
der have been fined or rcprimanded.
LoNDoN, Feb. THE Lord Mayors Jewish Relief
Fund amounts to a35.00O There a great meeting
~ sympathy with the Jews at Birmingham yesterday.
Letters Of sympathy from Messrs. John Bright and
Joseph Chamberlain were read The former said the
frenzy which is born Of ignorance and superstition could
not always be controlled by Government, but he hoped
that Russia and Germany would do what is possible TO
put an end to the cruetcS.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
COTNTY'S FINANCIAL DILTMM
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


THE COTTON INDUSTRY N NORTH CAROLINA
PFTEEsBCRG, Va. Feb. Tie canal 1nd water
power at weldon y. c. have been sod 70 Robert Pueblo of
Nohampton County Tor - 3V ngtCl i''oIy 10 COST
A VIRGINIAN o. TRIAL FOR MURDER.
PTTr 9sBURG Va, Feb. The GrecnviIc County
Court ha, engaged for tho last two days IN the rial q"
comfy some time ago Te accused defended BY
ycrs, ana the cScites much interest
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK 10 BE ISSUED.
SAVANNAII. Ga. Feb. At the annual meeting
today OF me ifect@s OF % % H NV beVe, bis inlt s1
NcwNork and PhI@iell lh wa. tg'ded 10 Issue ctrth
Gates Of STOCK 10 the amount Of t3,JOUolu
An ALLEGED ROBGEE SET FREE.
Pm tDFIpnIA Feb. T-WIihiu henderson. alias
"Snatcher Bill" the notorious bond ih VINO was are'i"
;honas Iiggiug, LOO Npnh iItv'nth-st saturday
igf was gwen hearing this afternoon and discharged from
custody.
THE COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AIRANY Feb. 7.-NIlIlam IA. - 'nck president
of "a" toumbia Irc Insurance 'onptr". t".l ~ IdH
Informed 10y the Attorney Genera tti h, on H be
made before Judge Laudon al -chch'c tHt on we " th l
appointment OF receiver 10 VIM up 'e ais o The
company
AsAINTIY SINNERS RUSE THWARTED
Troy Feb. 7.-Lorruzo Rtlyca kncit with the
worsAipuers Berua church. C0hoe Yesterday after
he poor boxes m tcir eDi1g.. e ,eizea hy the
sexton and h d,d over 10 ic police Ih'o II intense lHdg-
uatiCn IN CuhOrs over the act
NEWJEEsEY AGEICULTURAL SOCIETY
TRENTON, y. j., Feb. Tho Directors OF the
state Agricultural society here today and reelected the
old olnccr. except th H. H. Allen taxes IN place VI Vs. r.
Eidrr ON the T. E1ecuyc Committee The Officers
Clark IT, president; y y alstcai vc"peailcnt, T. T..
QUINN CORE pOndns secretary ana William NJ Force, Sec
retary.
ONLY TWENTY -FOUR AND TIRED or LIFE
BALTIMORE, Feb. IA dispatch from tuIcld,
Nd, dated YESTERDAY says ieny a; Ms soa 81 John -
to-day stripped himself shot hinsi through The heart
fonnd In s posses0n ling that he was oi nyne ana
That lac blamed 10 one iof Is act"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
NEWS FROM ABROAD,

MEETING OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
AN ELABORATE PROGRAMME OUTLINED BY THE
QUEENS SPEECH - Mr. BRADLAUGH NOT AL
LOWED TO TAKE THE OATH-RUsSIA AND THE
JEws-TuE PANsLAVISr AGITATION.
Both Houses of the British Parliament as
sembled yesterday and listened to the Queens
speech, which outlines an elaborate programme
for the session. Mr.. Bradlaugh was not
permitted to take the oath in the House of
Commons. A member of Parliament has been
arrested in Ireland. a statement concerning
the treatment of the Jews has been made by
the Russian authorities. Germany has asked
for explanations from Russia concerning the
Panslayist agitation.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

WA>HNGToN, Feb. THE employees in the
Government Printing ONCE are now receiving about
25 per cent higher wages FOR the kind and
work than worknen outside. Up to 1877 the print
ers paid 60 cents per thousand ems but in that
year Congress cut tie price down TO not ex-
so cents per thousand ems. or 80 cents an
hour for those who worked that way Print
ers in outside Offices in Washington and else
where get about 40 cents per thousand ems Notwith
standing this dispropOrtion in favor o. the Govern
eut printers a compared with their fellows in civ
life" which constitutes actual fraud upon the Gov
crnmcnt. there demagOgc members Of Congress
who propose TO raise the price to the the standard Of
1877 again. Two bills are pending IN the House Of
this ku1. The passage Of either OF them would add
$500 10 the annual cost of the Government printing
which now costs SjOOOO the market rate To pass
such BILL therefore, would be TO put the 500
a year above the market rate.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
BRADLAUGH NOT ALLOWED TO SWEAR.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-When the House of Com
met today Mr.. Bradaugh was present under the
gallery. After the new members had been sworn in he
advanced to take the oath. Sir Stafford NOrthcOte
moved that he be not allowed TO Mr. Bradlaugh
at the request OF the Speaker withdrew asking to be al
lowed hearing before the question is decided.
Sir William Iarcourt, Home Secretary IN the absence
of MI Gladstone, moved The previous question. He ad-
yised the House that Mr. Bradlaugh had been admit
ted to Affirm. subject to the decision Of court OF law
be allowed TO similarly. This proposition
was received with ironcal cheers.
Nr Bradlaugh. addressing the House Of Commons
from the Bar declared most solemnly that the Parlia-
mentary oath would be binding upon bis honor and con
science.
Mr. Gladstone maintained that the House could only
that the fOrmaies OF administering the oath
observed and could not inquire into Mr. Bradlaughs
opinions.
Sir stafford NOrthcOte's motion then adopted by
vote Of 2sG against Dot.
The Speaker ordered Mr.. Bradaugh to withdraw. Mr.
Bradlaugh at first refused, but Withdrew upon motion
ordering him TO do (Which Mr.. Gladstone said he
would not oppose being agreed TO.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
nLSlSTERS on TIE SCI.

ST. JOINS, y. f., Feb. IA brigantine sup.
posed to be the Lzette, from New-lork 10 this port
with provisions lost al Petty HarbOr yesterday and
ouy four 0f the were saved. It II believed that
hyc have perished
NORFOLK Va, Feb. THE oyster sloop r. X Drum
mond OF this port, capsized IN NansemOnd River In =
gale Saturday night aud Robert Boggs and AleIande
Mason were drowned
Bosros Feb Pilot boat No . OF this harbOr, which
left here last Wednesday 10 take place Cape Cod
saton is missing As che had board Captain Thomas
Coop.r samuel Martin aud John Mckeid, all pilots OF
long experience, It IL believed that she put wei out "
sea during the stOrID.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
FRANCE AND EGYPT.

LONDON, Feb. THE Paris correspondent
of The Times maintains the accuracy OF his statement
regarding NJ. Gambetta's engagements touching the
Egyptian question: and says the semioaicial pub
shed in Paris yesterday relative TO the situation in
Egypt is a public statement that NJ Gambetas success
siders himself released from such engagements
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says is stated
that France has assured Germany that if active inter
vention should become necessary protect European
interests Egypt, France would act fully in harmony
with the other Powers. Paris dispatch declares that
the above statement is scmOlicialy denied
Tie Berlin correspondent of The Times says The
programme Of the Egyptian Cabinet is well received
heT
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
UNION LEAGUE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. L. The proceedings
OF the National Committee OF the union
League Of America, which met at the Ed
bitt House in this city to-day, were mostly OF private
character The subject of providing for the C'ngres
sonal elections next al was discussed and referred TO
n committee with power TO act The condition OF the
Republican party throughout the Union was reviewed
and addresses made by J. H. Harris Of North carolina
Colonel f. O. Wade OF Georgia: T. W. VI. Mackey, OF
South Carolina; G. Filley, of Missouri and Others Az
o'clock the committee took recess, called IN Dody
upon President Arthur and presented the resolution OF
respect and confidence adopted by the League NJ rs
December meeting in Philadelphia The President maHe
an appropriate response after which the members oi tc
committee were individually presented TO him;
At this evenings session addresses were made ny ken
resentatives White, IIouck, Van Horn, Moore, j. W.
Spatcs of wyoming and others, and the committee ad
iourned place in the Southern states 10
be selected by the Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
r,p REPRESENTATION.

STATES AND THEIR REPREsENIAIIUN. l.',1 g. .,,,,,
,,rTnans nnN.No OF AproRnoSNrSr DISCUSSED IN TnR
Nh'%UDs House. CALL FOR poSDs-THn NATIONAL
,,Sa rANn, n,o.t;on of the proper apportionment
no - - If the House of Representatives
'",s un i discussed at length in the House yester-
Va, We ond the merits and faults of the Seaton
,,Ion were pointed out. The discussion prom
Eos ,sns to he protracted one. The Secretary OF
tho Treasury Yesterday issued the 10Sth call
for bonds. An abstract of reports made to
tbe Controller of the Currency, showing the
condition of National banks at the close of
the calendar year, is given to the public.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

POST OFFICE KOBBED OF fbt -,
WUKFSBARRE. Penn. Feb. The F0si OiIce at
Ashley wa, entered by burglars midnight last night and
robbed of 900 IN stamps.
TWO WOMEN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
PfTTsTDN Penn. Feb IA runaway team ran
into funeral procession this afternoon and Mr LFans ana
Mrs, Lloyd OF this place seriously II not iataAy IN
lured. ~ -
PROBABLY MURDERED BY ILLICIT DlsTILLERs.
ATLANTA Ga Feb. 7.-lntOrmalloh reached TINS
cit In ay of tho udug the dead body OF imam ltlce IN
small swamp IN Glnnott County. lie Is supposed to have
been murdered by I ict dIstlleiz
ARREST D KANSAS BANK OFFICERS.
pErFunoRO n H. Feb. The latest mtel gence
,,n ,nnnttln KAN the effect that President Elliot.
n president -tephen Sawyer have been arrested
aud placed bonds Tor soliciting loans when q" are VI the
uusafe condition VI the Riley County BANK
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
BIDS FOR sUPPLYNG PAPER.

WAsHNGToS, Feb. 7.-The Joint Committee
opening the bids for supplying printing paper for ,hs
Government Office for the ensuing year, January IT,
found them nearly all imperfecty and Illegally made
out and rejected all Of them and invited proposals.
These opened to-day There eighteen houses
represented among the bidders The lowest bidders fA
common printing paper the Jessup a Moore Coz Of
Philadelphia, at from 41O to GlO cents per pound
for book printing paper, Joseph g. Dtnsn Pnilade
phia at from y lilo TO 5-lO cents per pound Tor
writing paper, WOoworth a Graham, OF New-York for
manila pauer. WOOlworth & Graham. of NeW-YOTk: I:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
AyAPPEAL FoR HELP FROM uDLoTHLAM

RIcnMoND. Va, Feb. 7.-At a meeting Of
citizens Of Midlothian to-day, the Rev d. B. Winfree,
George H. Jewet, Jacob Roach and John Maaders were
apponed as relief committee for the purpose OF max
ing general appeal to the public for aid for the ianes
of the enombcd coal miners Ii was resolved thst the
,,a,,ers tbrou,hont the country be respectfully
nucstd 10 ask for and receive contributors Tor the ald
t ne stlprrs and forward the same - iast az pos
MI m m reiieT committee at Coal Field, Va, or 10 the
Erst National Bank OF Richmond In au appeal 10 the
nnhlc the relief committee says twenty SIX "luows
ana 100 orphans have been thrown upOh the community
Iv the n los on on the 81 instant Inc hChmOhd ana
Danyile Railroad Company VIII carry liSe an packages
sent to lie ,elief committee at Coal Field.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
MORE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Mr. II. Redmond, brother
to Mr.. John Redmond, Home Rule Member Of Parlia-
ment for Ross arrested at Ballyragget, County
Kilkenny to-day under the Coercion Act. In the House
Commons to-day MIR. Sexton gave notice OF bill TO
repeal the Coercion Act.
CORK Feb. THE magistrate, after hearing the testi
mony Of nformer. Daniel Connell committed six
teen "moonlighters" for trial Three were rcmanded
and one Was discharged.
LEEDS, Feb. THE jury in the Of Tobin the
Fenian to-day returned verdict of guilty Sentence
" deferred
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE oUARTERMASTER-GENERALsHIP.

WASHINGTON, Feb. An army officer OF
high rank says that General Rucke who was yesterday
nominated for General will soon be re-
tired and will be succeeded by General Rufus lEgasand
that shortly thereafter General ingalls, Will in turn be
retired and he succecdedby Colonel Samuel H. H0labfd
the Quartcrmastcr's Department Colonel holaDird
was born in Connecticut and was app0lnci cadet at
the Military Academy S15 In 1851 he promoted
to CAPTAIN and Assistant uartermaster, and IN 1866 be
was promoted to he Deputy with
the rank of Lieutenant G COOncl.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb THE United States
steamer Powhatan left Norfolk Va, this morning for
three months cruise in the West Indies.
A Naval Examining Board, with Commodore Thomas
6 PbcIue as president has been appointed 70 meet at
tbc navy Yard Mare Island cal, on February 10, for
inc examination OF candidates Tor promotion. Mcd
cal examining board has beer appointed 10 meet at the
sam, ward the date.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
$50, No. 1851 to No 2,150, both inclusive
SlOO, No. l370l TO No 1i.7O0. both inclusive
$500, No. lOOO1 to No 1O,7OO, both inclusive
81, ,OOO No. 4S,90l to No. 5l 600 both inclusive.
$1,000 No. I6.l5I to No. 1850 both inclusive.
$4,000, No 32.j51 to No. 1880, both inclusive.
II. .ulD nnn NM

Many OF the bonds originally included in the above
numbers have been transferred and cancelled leaving
outstanding the amount above stated. Bonds forwarded
for redemption should he addressed 10 the Secretary Of
the Treasury, Loan Division, Washington d. C., and all
the called by this circular should be assigned to
the Secretary of the Treasury, for redemption"
Where checks in payment desired in favor Of
any one payer the bonds should be assigned
the secretary of the Treasury for redemption for
count OF -" IIere insert the name of the person or
persons whose order the check should be made pay
able. CHARLES j. FOLGER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
LATE STEAMSHIP ARRIYALS.

The steamship General Werder, Captain
Christopher from Bremen. arrived early this morning
with freight and Passengers.
The steamship Arizona from Liverpool ar
rived early this morning.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE following is an
abstract Of reports made the Controller of the Cur
rcncy showing the condition of the National banks in
the United States at the close Of business aturdsy
the 3Ist day of December ISL the total number Of
banks being 21G3:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
FP4GMEATS or UESTERN NETS.
AyNFAyT NAyGLED BY DOCS.

An INFANT MANGLED BY DOCS.
Iowa CITY. Feb. An infants body was
found Yesterday morning near the cemetery horribly
maugcd by dogs. Tee child was undoubtedly born the
night before.
A MISSOURI MURDERER SENTENCED.
ST. LOUIS Feb 7,-Chares Miller has been
found guilty al Benton County, the murder OF
Franklin Hamilton, last December, and has been sen
fenced to be hanged on March TO-
ARREST OF NOTORIOUS BURGLARS.
Chicago, Feb. T." Larry Murray and
Iaues Rice who were arrested suspicion last Frds
proved TO be notorious craCksucn ana last night ~ =
con ucssed 10 fifteen burgaTes in this city, the 60 IL
prots Of which several thousand dollars. Goods
worth 900 have been secured in places indicated by
them - -. . -,. ,.,.,,-.
CHICtGO, Feb, 7.-AndTeW Olson, Last night
fearing thar about 10 he attacked by the small
pox, took what hc believed te be strong ana unfang
remedy. lie sent ont for quart OF whi-key, Whicn Ec
drank Gt once and afterward for two quarts more, all
OF which, excepting pint he also drank He died IN a
few hours.
ANOTHER ASHLAND MURDERER SENTENCED.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IA dispatch from Cat
ettshurg KY to The TiDies-S'd SAYS that Ellis Graft
was sentenced this morning 10 be hanged on Apui H.
Troops will William Neal and iIs Graft 70 L"Slug
ton tonight. There they will De confined unt hanged.
The motion a trial Tor Neal and Crdit has been
Oyerred and the case 50 faF AZ they arc concerned Is
A COUNTY'S FINANCIAL DILEMMA.
YANKTON, ID. T., Feb. IA warrant has
been issued the arrest OF Charles T. Mccoy, VINO
charged with having removed the bond register OF Bon
lOmne County from the county records. This county
has bonded Indebtedness Of abu 100000, bearing 10
per cent interest though there ~ lc 10 snow Tor such
an expenditure The bond register cannot be found and
the people able TO ascertain for what OF to when
these bonds were Issued
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS CALLED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE following call
for bonds was issued this afternoon:
One Hundred and Eighth Call-RedemptOn Of bonds
Of the loan OF July Il and August ,, 1861 continued at
SO per cent from July /, 1881.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WAsHNGToS, b. c.
Feb. z, 1882.
Pv virtue Of the authority conferred by law the
Secretary the Treasury notice is hereby given that
the principal and accrued interest of the bonds herein
below DESIGNATED will he paid at the Treasury Of the
United States, in the City of Washington, ID. c. on the
Sth day OF April 1852, and that the interest on said
bonds will that day, viz Registered bonds Of
the acts Of July II and August ., 1851 continued
during the pleasure Of the Government under the terms
of Circular No A. dated April H. 1881 to bear interest
at rate OF 3i2 centum per annum from July l.
"a fOl
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

for glazed bond paper George Mcdowell Co.. OF New
'rk, at 30 to 210 OF n cent
The awards will be officially announced on February D.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE PAY OF GOVERNMENT PRINTERS.

This statement is exclusive Of one bank in Washington
Territory from which report has yet been received.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

THE COTTON INDUSTRY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
PFTEEsBCRG, Va. Feb. 7.-lhe canal and water
ei al Weldon c. have been sold 70 Robert Pueblo, Of
hamptou County for - jOh cotton factory 10 cost
: m. L.. I.. lu- ILn m.M -mLu-n.n--