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Wall Street To-day.
RAILROAD BONDS HIGHER.

NEW YORK, Oct 23-The Posts financial article
says: The money market Is easy at per cent for
call loans on stocks, and 3a4 per cent on United
States bonds Time money on stocks is easily OBJ
tafnable at per cent, and on U. S, bonds at per
cent Prime mercantile paper is Gas percent AT
the Stock Exchange u. S. bonds are = lower for
the 80 and u for the IS, and otherwise unchanged
States bonds are nominal Railroad bonds are IT.
regular, but generally higher, the rise ranging
from to ~. the latter Kansas and Texas gene
raj mortgage Is, to S8k. The exceptions have
been Wabash general mortgage IS, which are down
y to SOY, Metropolitan Elevated Sec
ondS, per cent to Sc, and RocheS-
ter and Danville debentures 2 per cent,
to IS. In the stock market the general list while
apparently inclined to steadiness, has been de-
moralized by the Wabash stocks. which have
fallen from 59% to SIX, and 32 to 30%, the decline
having been accompanied by a variety OF unset
thing rumors The remainder OF the list has
declined ] for Union Pacific TO 105k, IL for
Missouri Pacific to 104%, for Del, Lack & West
TO 1861, per cent for L. and N. to S. per cent
for Ogn: & Trs- Contto S54, and fraction for the
remainder excepting Illinois Central, which has
advanced to l49 from 148. The Vanderbilt stocks
have been comparatively firm. There is good buy
ing OF the leading Stocks and there in suspicion
that the Wabash stocks are used for the purpose
OF making 1t easy to buy other shares
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The Political Field.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
Congressional nominations were made Satur.
day as follows: John AnDt, (dem.), 18th New
York; Perry Belmont, (dem.l LIST New York:
Dwight Tow nsend, Qndependenp, LIST New York;
David A Broody, trepl at New York; Dorwin r
James, pep.), 3D. New York; A. 5. Hewitt, (dem.l,
10th New York; Nicholas Muller, (dem) 5th New
York; Theo lore Van Heusen, QepD, IUlh New
York; Geo. d. Lennon, independently. 9th New
Hoxe, (dem.), LIST Illinois; Alex Wilson, repA
cath Pennsylvania.
THE TWENTY SIXTH PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT DEAD
LoCk.
There seems TO be prospect OF the two months
deadlock In the 26ih congressional district of
Pennsylvania being broken at the republican con-
gressional conference TO be held at Cory, to-
morrow. Saturday, Hon. 4. ii. Miller, the candi.
date from Mel, er county, announced that ne had
become satisfied that he could not receive the
nomination for Congress, and should withdraw
his name and allow his conferees TO vote for
whom they pleased. Mr.. Junken, OF Buttel
| county, is said TO be the coming man.
CLOSE SHAVE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Wheeling IateUfqesScer (rep) publishes the
revised vote OF the congressional electIon In the
2d district OF West Virginia, which elects w. l.
Wilson (dem.) over John W. Mason (rep.D by seven
majority The Wheeling Register lden) makes
| Wilson's majority eight
| CANNoN's CAMPAIGN IN UTAH
The Mormons held their first political meeting
| at Ogden, Saturday night George o. Cannon de.
| nounced the men who are trying TO dospoil the
Mormons OF Their constitutional rights vote Of
/ with enthusiasm.
THE MoBEy LETTER
Inc fhllauelphla ItHteS publishes special dis
patch from New York say1ng:-The republicans
| or this State are almost ready 10 throw bomb
shell, as they think, INTO the democratic camp.
For months John Davenport has been busy pre-
pairing a campaign document on the Morey letter
/ fraud and the republicans nave decided 10 use MIR.
DayenpoTts material and 10 try TO offset with Il
The fraud at Saratoga and Its disastrous effects on
the republican vote. The substance OF the charge
made In II Is that the MOIey letter was procured
| at the Instance OF the democratic national com.
| mittee, ana that III. II. Hadley. who had by CORE,
| spOndence with General Garfield procured many
specimens OF hls handwriting, was Instrumental
| in producing the MorPy letter.
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FITZPATRICK At o'clock a. m. Monday. 90
toler I'D, 1882 al the of Sth and
east, MRS. WIN. Il. FITZPATRICK, nee ANNIE
MARKHAM. baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
COPY.
LYSTON.-On October 22d, 1882. at O'clock y. m.
PATRICK IISTON, in the sixty ninth year Of his are.
after long and panfu illness.
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
son law, Edward lurkenton. No. 1913 SD street. ON
Tuesday, October oath, 1882 att o'clock Friends Of
the family are inv ted to attend
baltimore lapers please copy.l
MANKIN. ON October 22d. 1882 at 3 O'Clock a. m.
IN tie fifty seventh year of his JOHN Il. W. MAN
KIN.
PILLING. On October 81, 1892. ANN FILLING.
widow of the late JOSEPH pilling formerly
kemains VIII be carrie TO Phlad lpa for internant
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ThUSTEES' SALE OF THE PREMI9ES KNOWN
AS TO D,S OPERA HOUSE,"
by virtue OF decd OF trust dated the 7th day Of
sN5,SeInoer A. D. 1872. and recorded in Liber No D3
IVi foho i0l one Of the land records of the District
party secnrsd shsrsby the subsorbers viii cell the
ne SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER ID. 1852. Il
LIVE LIVE ,pCi0CK In the afternoon, AN Of lot num-
oercd (onel and the east half Of t two) in square
numbcred Ssl thrse hundred and eighty -one) in the
CITY OF Warrington, District Of Columbia according 10
two fronting nifty feet ON north street and twenty
three feet six inches Louisiana ayenuo togefhsr
with all and singular the improvomenfs ct eetsrn
In said deed mentioned.
Terms Of sale: SO 600, With per cent interest from
April 3If lSS2 til paid and the expenses CT the sale h
cash; anc tho reudne In equal sums. In one and two
years from date OF SALE with SIX centum per annu
interest for which the must notes to be
secured on the property sold b the satisfaction Of The
trustees. Tho property W1 be sold subject to taxea snd
assessments due. and all conyeyanGinS win be It tie
purchasers COST
A. HYDE, SrA
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Capt Benz. ID. Greene, corps OF engineers, whose
resignation has been accepted by the President,
10 take effect December 81, 1872 Leave for six
months is granted Major Marshall l. Ladlngtoh.
Quartermaster. leave for six months, on sur
geon's certnoate or disability is granted Can't
Malcolm McArthur, 18th Infantry. The leave ON
surgeons cettncate OF disability granted NJ ajor
VIM. Il. Gould, paymaster is extended six montas
on account OF sickness
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STEAMERS. &c
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

~ hELlABLE-
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.
On end after OCTC Der LIST, 1882, the STEINER
kEf0NsMlIH Will cave her wharf, foot of 7th street.
~ am. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
URlAi for al river landings. ON MO NDAY far
n y mini Ferry. On THURSDAY. ST. Clement =
Bay, stones wharf. COt}-ous and H1wari's, Nomini
and urrionan. On SATURDAY. Currioman and
leOn2 rItOWn.
i h, steamer MYSTIC caves every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDfY and SATURDAY at 5 pm. Freight received
Tor al Landings the Potomac tins side of Leonard
town JOHN l.. WOOD,
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u EADi al4ADu

UR- MOTIFS FRENCH POwDEuD
Certain for al Urinary Dnsaso Injsoeency, "a
Syl,lilia, &c. 0o0orrhna CURED IN - kouIA W
=. ENTWlSLkx eoxner l2eh s1est md psnnayfxaA
ss~i n reoaipg Of pr1oA on2l
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF TIL IMPERIAL HOTEL nUIIDINGi;"
POINTING Pr NNSYLYANiA AVrNLE; 81,

FRONTING Pr NNSYLvANiA AVtNIE, BE
TW5 IN IHIFTEE III AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS NORTUWE1T. - - -
On WFTSFSDtY the TWENTY FIFTH DAY<S5s
OF OC OBJ Il. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. 1s'.:i
viii sci in front If the premises al of Int5. IL -
square 2I4 fir Htiu 20 feet by depth Of Is9 feet .
3 -faet alley improved by that large and wei built
bu ding known Imperial Hotel, contal sing %
rooms also Plrors, sitting, ReaduZ, Br and B lard
Rooms the building covering most If the OF icing
in the immediate vicinity of the Presidents House,
State War Navy Treasury departments, Iiggs.
Wizards and Eb5 It hotels; ciuG Pennsyl ami ave
ue aud public park. accessible 10 al street lines of
road.
his property below ginr IN non Is he canse
sale pay splen I'D interest," tie fine o-
pOruui-iCs offered here for iHVes live busi
nes- to max fpTtJte.
This proper suitable for any purpose the location
ben the best ia Washington, being between the Capi
toll AID Presid, nt's Olss.
1crs: one third cash; balance in FIVE. ten and if-
tee years, with per cent interest payable sem-o n
nuay. notes TO b. secuT by deco premises
sod the VII DE Of balance IF purchase money can
. u eD ears. at PER cent int Per unl paya-
bi IN annually or al cash. atoi ti'n Of purchaser.
OH j. L. SIEVENS. Attorney for Owner.
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V'HOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

Cit-ttfhI SAt4E IIF fAIUA BE IMP OWED
RAJ ESTATE ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
CONGRESS AND DUMBARTON STREETS,
GE JRGET WN. DC.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the "a
District Of Columb9, Cd Oa the 18th Octo! e. ~
1SS2 guilty cause 3, $50. r |, i'll front
the premises. on TUESDAY. NOyEMBa SEED
1SS. It FOUR O'CI OCK z. NJ, lots mum Uered forty
three 43) and forty four t4i, in Beals addition to
Georget1wn. This property viii lie OF red fr-t
wh0e and if sale made viii then lie of red in
four parcels shown b. platO he exhibited at day
of SALE Of which Is improved b. three story and
back building Bric. Residence.
Terms: one third cash. balance in equal instruments
payable in six, twelve and eighteen months. with
interct from day of all cash, at option of the
purchaser. Upon fun payment IF purchase money
deeis vii be Tyen Convey ancn at cost of purch
deposit of $500 upon improved lot and OF 800
the Ot.:er lots viii he required 1t time of sale
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
CHARLES III. MATTHEWS iiusees'
o2o-d 1908 3lsi street,
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OQ1cers from Lancaster, Pa, and from Philadel-
phia are expected 20 arrive hero tonight with
requistion for Mundy. tho alleged horse thief and
dealer In stolen property.
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FNNHF STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7TH
II street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven O'clock D.. m. for Potom river
lard'nas, stopping at landings III NOnini Tuesdays
End Thursdays, MattOx Greek on Sundays and Thurs
days Chapel Point and Erents Wharf Sundays down
snd Wednesdays up" and Mattawoman Greek on
SUNDAYS down and Mondays up" returning to
Washington every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Afternoons
lCr information applJsj
G. L. JONES. Agent.
tnc+-aa rbarf
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n oKFoLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

The STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
WI leave her wharf foot of 9th street. every MONDAY
NEDNkSDAY and FRIDAY, at $50 O'cIk D m. touch
iIg tiney Point Point Lockout and Fortress onr O.
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK vi / II TIE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 80
Round trip fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
SecOndcas fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk so
First class fare Piiey and Point Lookout 80
Round trip fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. 30
Second class fare Pey Poir. and Point Lookout. Is
Returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
anu Sal UEDAYS. at five O'Clock pm.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and +. G.. KNIGHT will resume their
tr.l leaving Pier Al hast River, New York. every
sAit k.DAY, at four O'Clock pm, and Geo getowa
every Il kSDAY, at O'Clock am. For particulars
apply e agent, 63 Water street GEORGETOWN.
= lstcts and staterOoniS be secured at general
once, tl3 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
BGl,tg; II. .. Ticket Office 1851 PeDnsy ivania
lue; 81 Mari Hotel, and ut boat.
OG-3 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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tFrom the New York SUM-
RELIABLE SKIN CURE.

tFrom the New York SUM-
A RELIABLE SKIN CURE.
THERE Is ONLY ONE
and that with simple name. Beware of impoeters. nj
rates. any old articles which now suddenly claim 10
be best They have been tried and found wanting
while this has been proved remarkable success
NO PoMPoUs NAME.
This curative needs no pompous incomprehensible
title of Greek or Latin to sustain It but its simple Eng
hsh name appeals directly to the Of the
people And the people signally manifesting their
appreciation Of this frankness by selecting and using
Dr. Bensons SKIN CURE in preference to all other pro-
fessed remedies.
u Beware Of limitations or the various articles
which have been advertised for years or struggled
along having real hold merit on the public that
now endeavor to keep head above water by advertising
themselves The Great Skin Cure" None is genu-
inc and reliable except DR.. O. W. Bensons Skin Cure
Each package and bottle bears his likeness Internal
and external remedy two bottles in package Price
81. Get at your druggists.
DR.. c. W. Benson has long been well known as sue.
cessful physician and surgeon and his life study has
been the diseases Of the system and OF the
since he has been persuaded to put his New Remedy
and Favorite Prescription 'tSkin Cure" on the
market various things have sprung up into existence
or have woke up from the sleepy state in which they
were before. and now claim to be The Great Skin
Cures.
RELIEF FOR ALL OvERwORKED BRAINS.
Dr.. c. W. Benson's Celery and ChamomiIle Pills are
valuable for school children who suffer from nervous
caused by overworked brain in their stud
les and for all classes Of hard brain workers whose
overtasked nervous centers need repair and ISOLATION
Nervous tremor. weakness and paralysis being daily
cured by these pills. They correct costiveness but
not purgaive Price, 30 cents, six boxes for o. So
postage Free to ad ress For sale by all druggists
Depot Baltimore, Nd, where the Doctor can be ad-
dressed Letters Of inquiry freely answered.
c. N. Crittenton New York. is wholesale agent DR..
@. w. Benson's remedies ols-2
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NORTH G. RMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE,
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
u ne steamers OF tbls company will sail EVERY SAT
IfDA1 from Bremen pier foot OF Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates OF passage rom New York iO London
SouthaInIt1n and Bremen. first cabin 800: second
q On stO seera2e, $50: prepaid steeraye GER fca.es
"a For freight Or passage apply 10 OELEICHS &
Co, Bowling Green New York; ". q. METZEisO TT
CO.. 30 Pennsy iyaiiia avenue northwest. Agents
"asIilEt1il ial2
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EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

STEAMER THOMPSON
Leaves sixth Street Wharf every Sunday. Wednesday
and ritlsy. at O'Clock a.. n.
Fare and freight as low as by any other boat
For freight or passage apply to 9th street wharf
General Office, 6l3 18th street. s22-3m
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SENTENCE CoMMurEp.-The President has nit,-

gated the sentence OF Second Lieut.. James r.
Chapman, esi infantry. 90 loss OF half pay Tor six
months Lieut. Chapman Was convicted 10y court
martial OF conduct unbecOming an officer and
gentleman and sentenced 10 dismissal from the
service.
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o,,-dsd. G a Asp X. MATTHEWS Trustees.

u oBERr yOsE + CO.. General Auctoncers,
~ 6S7 Louisiana avenue.
Everything appc-tauing to issitiu,ate scton bust
nese promptly attended to-
References uadoUbtod. s2o-Jm
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are tle Onening and closing prfcan
a the New York stock Market TO-DAY. a. reported
by special wire 20 II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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1ElHOs. J. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneers.

feNHOS. D. FISHER q CO., Auctoneers-
AUCTION SALE OF PART. OF THE sKATING
H and THh 81 my
FEPs ssss # tEqs ss'Sa 1E
Of the a ke tbs of the p OF T
thirty s 5 b ana tSr 8
Key's recorded subdivision Of original Lot eighteen
go in %ashinston with The @
fcls Of 1SeS S @ be paid
IT and ss x X
lien the property ali cash. at option Of purchaser
At not
Ss ssssss: " n j. SSaSss y Tsa'sss
PoNED until SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
EIGHTH, at the same hour and place. o23 eo&ds
TWo;sToEY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT on
sTREnf eE sikEEEF sA D. G. oSfhor
VI THHsPAf At FIVE 9eEocS Te
10. Ola Georgetown, fronting 15 feet or less,
point east side Of Poso@ac street about So feet south
r1 re I street said point Of be- being the
OF the houses situated the east side of ssd Potomac
with Is r or
the center OF the division wall between the first and
said ss % thence soSfS i iss
wall between second and third houses.
Terms One third cash. balance in and two years
notes to bear interest to by iced of trust
Conveyancing at purchasers cost. deposit of 800
required at sale.
o23-3t DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
RY AUTHORI OF A DECREE PASSED BY THE
~ supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, 4stSE
sit TIN" an Equity Court, in No. A, 900. RsN
Fl 1Sf sSSaa e ~ on
al of large nnmproved lot loo ted the east side of
Eleventh. 9th! street. between D and streets south
west being Lot No. g. In square No. $685. the highest
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tf AifIffIrkl-
Dt ED.

GlLES-RASoN. On Saturday, October 81. 1882. at
l4l0 PennsNlyania ayen. Z northwest by Rev, John
Winston. MM. GILES and SARAH RASON.
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NV YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM.

Stcar,..iiVs of this Line
AMSTERDAM. RO TFRDAM SCHIEDAM
EDANi. "a tNDAM, Z. CALAND
W. A. SCHOLTEN MAS
CARVING the o. Mails to the Netherlands leave CON-
Iany l1er, foCt of Sussex street. Jersey CITY n J.
reF-GtrIy every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am
etcrJ&fu, alternately.
first cabin. $40: second cabip, $50: Storage s26
II. tAZAUX, General Agent 81 Sorth William street
New York For passage apply 10 W. g. MErZEROTT
q Co. g25 Pennsylvania avenue, WASHINGTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
TlUNCANsON BROS, Aucaoneers.

FHUNohNoON bhOS., huctoheers
PIANO. PARLOR SUITS, WALNUT AND OTHER
CHA1BER SETS, BOOK CASE, BEDSTEADS.
BUREAUS, HAsHS1ANDS, DE KS, TABLES,
CAAE,SEAT AND OF HER CHAIRS, HAIR AND
OTHER MATT REssEs. YELvEI BODY BRUs,
GqRTAINSs TOILET SETS, CUTLERY; CHINA
ID n MEX Sc s, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES. CROCK cry, SHELVING, COUNTERS,
&C., &C, Al AUCTION.
In front of orr salesrooms, on TUESDAY MORN
ING, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH. AT Ten
O'CLOCK, 1t
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
SECONDHAND TOP BUGGY, IN GOOD ORDER.
AT AUCTION,
In front of our salesrooms, on TUESDAY MORN
ING, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH.a at TWELVE
O'CLOCK. 1t
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
IIAVlNU NV YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY
l,Ii aSsase Apply 10
c. B. RICHARD CO.,
General Passenger AGENTS, .
81 Broadway. New Iork
Or 70 PERCY q. SMITH,
1851 and GIG PennsyivaDis avenue
Send for Tourist Gazette" apl
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THERE Is ONLY ONE

and that with simple name. Beware Of impoeters nj
rates, or old articles which now suddenly claim
be best. They have been tried and found wanting
while this has been proved remarkable success,
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRACTICAL BOOK AID JOB PRuTKRA
1ZSS Pennsylvania avenuA Warrington. D. O.
- ttne Printing specially, lanlo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-16

IA We business before tho public
X ~ You make rnoney faster a woe;
i)ID for t1 u, than ., :, AnySal1s ri Ks, Sss =, C., 1
S2 ard upwards made at home by the ind lsriuu-
Men, women boys and girls wanted everywhere to work
for This is the time. You work in spare time
only or give your whole time to the busness You c.r
live at home aud do the work. No other bu mess viii
pay you merry well. No one can fail To make
p1y by engaging at Costly outfit ard
free Money made fast easily and honorAbly Adlrss.
TRUB & Co. Augusta Maine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-16

INVEN'NnR address EPSON Eros
nv +" - - AtorneyS-at Law md
Patent Solicitors, Washington, II e, for rcferrn
and ADVICE, sent FREE. We attend cxcir-
sively to Patent business. TelSonable tnrlns,
Reissues, Interferences, and cases rejected In
other hands q specially. Caveats solicited
Send model. or sketch and description for opinion
to Patentabllity, FREE OF CHARGE. We rrics'
TO the Com III tssio Of Patents also -(sDH,-
misstoners Established 1898 81
Daily Republican., 1882-10-03
Japan Conquers q Peace.

The steamer Belgic arrived at Sau
Francisco yesterday from China and
Japan. Her advices coufirm the pre-.
vious reports that on August 3Oth the
Coresn Government acceded to all the
Japanese demands. 1t pledged itself,
first, to arrest insurgents within
twenty days and duly punish them,
Japanese delegates to be present at the
trial. Second. To properly bury the
bodies of the murdered and pay $4,000
yen to their families. Third. To pay
Japan 800, 900 yen indemnity expendi-
ture, ect., In five yearly instalments.
Fourth. To allow Japanese troops in
Seoul, for protection of the Legation,
and to provide accommodations for
them. Fifth. To send apology ty spe-
cial embassy to Japan. Sixth.
To gradually extend privileges to the
Japanese residents and traders. Seventh
To afford conveniences for travel
throughout Corea for the Japanese
aflicials While the negotiations were
going on the Chinese Envoy suddenly
brought his troops to Seoul, the capital,
and aeiZing Tai-ou-Kun, the Kings
father, the chief rebel and assassin,
placed him on board veesel and car.
ried him to Tientsin. 1t is probable
that this was done to maintain the
Chimes theory of sovereignty over Corea.
U. S. Minister Young arrived at PekiDg
about the middle of August, and his
first important act was to cause the
war ship Monocacy to go to Corea "to
watch events" 1t is said his action
was Intended, in large degree, as an
expression of moral sympathy toward
Japan"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-03
OF the Tarin Commission,


The Tariff Commission resumed Its
hearings in Baltimore on Saturday.
Communication were read from Philip
O. Friese, suggesting "a plan for q
iudicious tariff on scale OF Justice to
all interests; "from Il. B. Week, Of New
York, stating why the tariff on cotton
yarn (;mported for weaving purposes
only and limited to two.fold yarns)
should be reduced; from Thomas G. Or
wig, of Des Moines, "On the distiuo
tion between tariff protection and pat
ent protection" from a committee of
Baltimore glass blowers, suggesting
more effectual protection for the demi-
John interests; and from the alarm Ce'
ment Company of San Antonio, Texas,
against placing Portland cement on the
free list. Horace L. Brooke, of Balti-
more, an iron manufacturer, made an
argument in behalf of his interest.
He thought no increase of duty
needed in iron ore, but the duty on pig
iron was insufficient. "He was q
broad, uncompromising advocate of
protection, but he did not want to be
protected in any manner that would
injure any other American industry.
But in this part of the country there
were large deposits of ore that could
not be worked very we'll on account of
the phosphorus contained In it. The
reason why Spanish ore was imported
was its almost total freedom from phos.
phorus. II iron were made of Amer
lean ores alone, that iron would be an
article. He believed
that the introduction of foreign ores
free of duty woald benefit, rather than
injure, the ore interests of this country"
R. s. BeUson, of Baltimore, manufac-
turer of steam plows, argued against
the admission of such plows free of
1uty. A communication was read from
). L. Taylor, President of the Zoologi- |
,al Society of Cincinnati, asking "the
free of duty, of the beasts
md reptiles of other lands, as birds
ire now admitted" The Committee
adjourned to meet in New York on
Monday.