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National Republican., 1882-10-26
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Cotton dull; middlng. IOszc
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and Western
superfiue. s. 50d4OG do extra q 25G475; do family
a s7GG OG City Mills superhne s3 5O4 OO do extra
a 25@475; do Rio brands "a $4,000 patapsco family
60 25 do superlatlve patent, 81 co. Wheat-Southern
auet and easy; Western duil and steady Southern
red q O2@1 %; do amber o. O0DI 15 No. Maryland
Sl ID No. Western winter red, spot and October
81 00@l 06,4 November. o. 001s@l 08i4; December
Arm and quiet Western steady and very quiet; South
white. Ssc; do yellow, Bjc; Western mixed, spot,
GA c; January, 69AgG0c. Oats firm and quiet; south
eTn, 6053e; Western white 4aiOc; do mixed 4ta 47c;
Pennsylvania. 45ep4ac Rye firm and quiet; good 10
prime 6sg70c Hay quiei; prime TO choice Pennsyl-
VanR and Maryland. l6 00@l7 co. Provisions easy
and lower; mess pork, % "; bulk meats-shouldeTs
and clear rib sides packed, lls@5sc; bacon-shUul-
Lard, Ike Butter firm for choice Western pack ed
2lG2sc creamery 33a3lc, Eggs firm at 25c. Pelro-
leum dull and nomlua refined 75s@TgSc. Coffee dull
and unchangedi Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair IL Oc
Sugar dull; soft TIC Whisky firm at 81 2lGgl p
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Police Court Notes.

Laura Buckner and Josephine Carter were uE
for fighting. Josephine was fined IS, and Laura
was dismissed.
sixty days for throwing stones at the passenger
cars on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
viii Forrest, little colored boy, was sent to the
farm for ninety days for vegraucy,
Catharine Rock, colored, was fined S. for riotous
conduct.
Isaac Montgomery, colored, was fined S5 for in
decent Language in South Washington.
Thomas Sweeney, Frank Miller, David Horn and
Charles Miller were charged with rlOtous conduct
and all except Sweeney were fined IS each.
John Simms, c0lored, was fined IS for indulging
in obscene language
| Eugene Foley, a white boy for making an inde=
cent exposure of his person, was fined S5..
National Republican., 1882-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmciaI TrnnsRctIonH ms Recorded


Tho Onicint TrnusaciIOns Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. F. olmsteod presents the following trans
aetions in real estate in the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
On street north, between Fourteenth and Fl'-
teenth streets west, subluts 90 aud o. square .lS
W ieet front by 1l2 feet incnes John W. Thomp-
son To- Morrison X. Waite, $4,000.
Oh E street north, between Fourteenth and Fiji
Ieshlh streets west, paris OF lots 10 and 8 square
~ 30 feet 'front.' y 60 feet ~ uChes) Saiah Ann
Nailor 10 Elizabeth Maltze 81 100.
On street south, between First and Second
streets east, sublOt IL, square 7S3 10 feet front w
lOO ieep, Sarah T.. SpotlUrd to Ainsworth X. Spoi-
ford nominal,
On street south, between First and Seco
streets east, sublot 3d. square 733 us feet front by
ll9 ieet inches), James Gibbons TO William IL.
Lhndvoight $500
At intersection of Massachusetts avenue and e
street north, sublots to l6. 10th inclusive (2Si
feet inches OH l. street by 233 feet inches on
Massachusetts uvenuel, Randall Ingner ct at,
trustees, TO Leman q. Webster, 81 ,4G0.gl.
On Sixth street west. between NJ and streets
north part of lot 2, square 4Sl go feet trout Iy w
ieet, Joseph Prnther to Carl Auerbnch, Si,5Oo.
On virginia avenue between Third and Four
and.a half street west part of lot g. square b3I (33
feet q inch by 90 feet 81 inches), Mary K. Bue,e
| TO John Falion, 800.
| Part Of low grounds of Potomac River west oi
| Georgetown, between Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and River. I. w Jones ct AL trustees, to Emma
McCahill s. 900.
| Woodlvy Park, part of lot 2, Kerrands subdl-
vision, Julia M. Edie to Sarah l. Crggs $500
| Mount Pleasant, lot 80, block 10 of original ~
trustees Washington Provident Company TO Mich
| olas Gilroy, $3.50.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
A Pheasant, Ent.rtainment.

The L. A. X. E. Social Club, composed of some
of Washingtons fairest bellies, was organized about
two weeks ago, and Tuesday night the first enter
tainmenI was given at the house of Mr.. II. s
Johnston, No. 251l Pennsylvania avenue The
evening was occupied with dancing aud merry
making. which was kept up until late hour this
morning. No gentlemen are admitted as member.
of the club. The young ladies intend giving some
very pleasant entertainments the coming season
Among those present. last evening were Missti
Alice Stewart Kute Hilton, Linda Hobbs
Ella McGuiggan. Coriigan, Bastiavillie. Of New
York; Mamie Larman Nellie Larman, Emma
Ballbach, MCGEE, and Goldsborough; Messrs
Grant, McDermott, Hawks, Jordan, Schaetfer
Taylor, Magruder, Boteler, Charlton, Hoskinson
and MOrey
National Republican., 1882-10-26

On Wednesday the hearing of the case of Fisk,
Clark g. Flagg, Of New York, against Hollander
Bros of this city, certified from the equity court
was begun in the General Term, and promises 10
occupy several days. The case grows out of the
alleged infringement by the defendants of the
complainants' patent for gentlemen's scarf,
known as the "Clandent.' Thousands of pages
exhibits, in the shape of cravats aud drawings,
have been filed, all of which are ranged around
the space inside the bar displayed OH the coun-
sci tables, that the court room looks like cross
between the Corcoran Gallery and the Palais
Royal. The case attracts much attention among
persons interested III patents and patent law.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

The able work on Citizenship by Birth and
Naturalization" by Alexander Porter Morse,
which Is published by Little, Brown & Co., of
Boston, is receiving new attention now on &C.
count of the fact that Mr.. Frelinghuysen's letter
TO Mr. SuydRm. counsel of the United States be-
fore the United States and Spanish Claims Com
mission as 70 the validity o. Judgment OF natu-
subject. The ground taken by the Secretary OF
State in this letter makes Mr.. Morses discussion
of citizenship of great and immediate value to a
multitude of neople.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
DISTRICT COURTS.

Court IN BASC-TME CHIEF JUSTICE JUSTICES
Cox AND JAMEs.--on Neutrality-suspicious. vs.
Gardner; OH trial Fisk, Clark & Flagg VS.. Hol-
lander; on trial. Adjourned until to-day. As
signmcnt unchanged.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTIcE EMAcARTHuR.-Dorsey VS.,
Coas; judgment below affirmed. Daiuese vs. Oniy
d Hewitt; veldct for Plaintiff, 1910. Tyson va
Brown ct nj, Beavans Il Shaw vs. Green; judg-
ments by default. Hayward vs.. Bailey; judgment
on stipulation. DenmeHd vs.. Dentz; on trial
Adjourned till to-day. Assignment unchanged.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
shrnnpe BIo.son,,-

Marriage licenses have been issued to Benjamin
II. Coburn and Mollie Uril. Kent County, Nary
land Daniel F. Blake, Dayton, Va, and Lillian
T.. Rhodes, Washington; George SchaiIer Balti-
more, aud Mary sehombert, Washington; Charles
Edward De Nolin, BTooklynvile, Baltimore
County, Maryland, and Ellen King Appleby,
washington Lewis Rodney Taylor and Mary
Kingsford Slickney, Herbert ~ Keene and Laura
Y.Gibson, Charles y. Fonda and Mary NJ. Nun
uel j. Vaughn and Martha ]. Davis, Jacob Gard
ner and Jane York, Blucher Willis and Maggie NJ.
Ballard Of this city.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

ALEXANDRIA, oct. 25-Flour is quiet aud without
change There has been a decline Of about Sc per
bushel In wheat IN the past few days In all the mar
ketsi the quality OF the receipts to-day WAS better,
though no choice was oiiered we note sales Of 900
bushels nt 81 0lDl W for Futz 81 Oi@l O5 for mixed
and 81 vs. ior Lancaster. Corn Is and wanted
and small lois OF white brought yo@9e hye-25l
bushels OF rye were offered but withdrawn. No oats
reported. Country produce is scarce and wanted at
quotations.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
knights ofst. Augustine Anniversary.

The knights of 81. Augustine Commandery, No.
Q, will hold their tenth anniversary this evening
at 7:30 p m. in Blake's Hall. corner Seventh and
streets southwest. The line of march will be from
their hall OH Z, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets northwest. along Tenth to N along TO
Fifteenth, down Fifteenth to L, to Eighteenth along
Eighteenth to X, down to Fifteenth, down
teenth TO the Avenue, along the Avenue to
Seventh, and then to the hall. The grand march
after which the floor will be cleared for dancing
National Republican., 1882-10-26
DTlEP.

INGRAHAM.-Departed this life Tuesday morn
ing, October -. 1852, WILLIAM -, GNgHAHAN an old,
vel. known resi- lent of this city. He wasn loving
husband, kind, lrdllgont father. and faithful Chris
tian member Of John Wesley NJ. u. Zion church.
Aged n years
Ills funeral will take place Friday, 9Th inunnt. Mt
p M, at the abuve church. Connecticut ave.
nue., between l. aud NJ streets
Dearest father, thou hast LEFT US
We thy loss ~ ost deeply feel;
But IT'S God that hath bercft US;
lie can nl our sorrows heal.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

o THE TENEsykyAEIA T6f IyE n PogTE ", ,,,
e,,,, ,oU DOUBLE TRACK, SPLilN DID SCENERY.
STEEL E4tsE hFfE6f 6MfASNPFEEtSMT ESaE,.lFMNr x ,.l
TRAINS LEAVE 'wXsHfNGioNS, Il from ,na-' station
For p,or corner Of sixth and y streets as follows:
OF Palace Sleeping Cars At Mi6 a. ni., daily; FSsi
line WV a. M, daily, with Sleeping Cars from Har
daily with Paiace Cars to fsGug and d. Ctnan II in.
nat. Mnil Express, $3.50 p. M, daily for rittsburs
BALTIMoTE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Calandaleua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
from Washington TO tanandagGa ~''''
For WillinmspOrt, Lock Haven and ElmTa at 9:3l
For New York e' and t3e ii EAST 8oa m 1880 n. M ia,
p m an" ri ExSs 1@ s%dfy Of iaS t SG PaTUr h@e
Fer & &BrooEyn n AL Z through trains connect q,
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
ferriage across New York city.
fSr and dPh@sdeph @ u m SSS 9 Z snday MD ip & M & U aa fS @
M, m. Limited Express $50 a. me- daily, except sun
FoI baltimore, $40, 500, 800 1880 a. M. and $780, laa
$40 O:20, 1880. $50 and lG21 IN On Sunday, 500
For Popss & creek iH nS @ S q Ia m and nd m & m m daily
For Annapoiis, 6;4oa M and i;iop, m daily, cxcep,
ALEXXi&pRIA AND NpFREDERIcKsBURG RAIL
NAY AMP ALENANDRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandria $50 700, 800 Il;OO, and iI2j n M.
s:2o i:O6 O ind o IFS a. M ia aid 500 p M 10"
For Richmond and the SOUTH $50 and ll:25 q. daily
Trains rain SII leave A. m Aiexshdra for Washington 800 I'D
800 and 1890 a. mi le4O 30J tOh 100, and0;-O D. M,
and l200 midnight. on Sunday ut 5:2O 500 and i90j
Tickets and infonnHtun a the Office, northeast cor
ner of Thirteenth street anu fennsylHania avenue,
checking of baggage to destination lrom hotels aud
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES i. PUGH, General Marager se's
National Republican., 1882-10-26
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The city school board will meet at Peabody Hall
next Tuesday night,
Some Of the employees on the early train of the
Washington and Western Railroad report quite a
heavy frost.
Michael Gallagher, an old man, for many years
an inmate of the almshouse, died at that institu-
ton Wednesday. The remains were inferred in
81. Mary's Cemetery
Messrs. +. A. Reed and L. E. Downham, of Old
Dominion COmmandery, knights Templnr, left
here Wednesday morning for Philadelphia to
participate in the Bicentennal ceremonies in that
city.
Mr. Edgar Flemming of this city, has lust com.
pleted the renovation of Thomas JeffeIs0n's clock
The clock is the property of Mr. John w. Burke,
banker OF this city, whose wife Is Mr. Jetierson's
great granddaughter.
The steam dredging machine and the pile driver
are both now employed on the river side between
King and Cameron Streets The whaTves there
viii all be put in good order and the docks deep
ened, 80 as 10 admit large steamers and heavy
craft
Mrs. Sarah Tomlin, wife of Police Officer Rob-
erl Iomlin, fell down light OF steps at her resi-
! deAce on Queen street, between Pitt and st.
/ Asaph, Wednesday morning, and severely, If not
/ seriously, injured herself She was picked mp in
/ an almos. unconscious condition, when II was
| found that her injuries consisted Of broken
wrist aud several severe bruises about the body.
Dr. Lewis attended the injured lady
| Mr. CALVIN NJ. PRmsr, OF the New York Cut
| stables, 10 and ~ l.. Twenty eighth street, New
! York, writes: We keep ourstables constantly sup
! ] liei with st. Jacobs Oil. In rheumatic affections
cut. es, &c, occurring among horse we have
| W find anything equal TO the Great German
| Remedy.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Pres6
New YORK, Oct. 25.-Money on call loaned be.
tween and per cent and closed offered at per
cent. Exchange was steady at 4sll4@4SiJa for long
and 4S5Is p4S5z for short sight. Governments were
unchanged. state bonds without feature except
for TennosseeCs new which fell Off fraction. Rail-
road bonds were active and generally higher. The
transactions aggregated 100000 shares including
ada Southern, l9.20G Delaware. .Lackawanna and
Western, 23,l0G Delaware and Hudson, 500; Denver
and Rio Grande SO so; Erie l0i00 Kansas and Texas
2,7GG Lake shore, q ,2Ue louisville and Nashville.
1890: Michigan Central, Il SOC Memphis ana Charles.
ton, $500 Northern Pacific, l0,O0E Reading G0 ST.
Paul, l200; ST. Paul and Omaha. e0o Texas Pacific,
27,lOO Union Pacific, l7,50G Wabash Pacific ~ 600;
Western Union 0,9JC; Allegheny Central, 50J; New
York. Chicago and ST. Louis. 1870
National Republican., 1882-10-26

COLD in the head is cne of the best things that
can happen to a lady with u lace handkerchief, and
Or. Bulls Cough Syrupis decidedly tie best reme-
dy to cure that cold.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALS FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON,
IL AND CORSBD BEEF.
OFFICE OF SECRErARY AND TREASURER,
, .USiTkp STATES SuLDIERs' HONE,
t.. WASH NOTION, ID, G., OcioJtr "a, 1>S2.
SEALED PRopoSALs In dnpiicate. subject 10 tue
l. o'clock noon, on the 18th day OF November 1882,
at which time an place they Will be opened In pres
of bidders for furnishing and delivering ht the
kitcl en- and hospital OF the Soldiers Home Fresh
Beef, Mutton, ana Corned Beef US required by the
secretary aud treasurer of the Home during the bal
ance OF tile fiscal ear ending June 90 lSSJ.
Information rs 20 manner OF bidding. conditions to
be ub erved by bidders, terms OF Contract and paw
ment will b. furnished on personal application at
this Office.
The secretary and treasurer reserves the right to
reject any aud all proposals. The successful bidder
I'll secretary and treasurer OF the Home with od
and approved security, in the sum Of $500 within
twenty days after being notified OF tile acceptance of
his prnJ osas. copy OF this pdvtr kenent must be
Rttaclei 10 each proposal. Envelopes containing
proposals shout be indorsed. Proposals. for Fresh
Beef. Mutton. and Corned Beefnt United States So-
diers' Home District of Columbia, aud addressed to
B. r R;TTENHoUsE Breyet Major,
oc25-iot Secretary and Treasurer sodlers Home.
E j. BROOKS & CO..
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY CoNTRAC-
TORS.
Manufacturers ana Dealers In all kinds OF Govern
ment, Railway and Steamship supplies.
10 CoURTLANDr STREET,
NEW YORK.
Estimates furnished. jul5. .Th-Iu-ly
National Republican., 1882-10-26
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock ut DiamJnl lac i...s. tlus., and Ear
Rings Fine q Id JeSclry, American Watches, sler
ling SilveTwaTe in great variety, Plated tea sgtA
Baskets, Bowls Ice Pitchers Butter Dishes, laslors
bOup TuToens Forks and spoons, Rogers Bros PLACED
Table cutlery Joseph Rogers x sons Shenied IVORY
Table Cutlery and Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Brass scOncts, Mirrors, CHndlesticks &C.
wasneVer complete which we call to the attention
Of purchasers us they will find our prlces low.
,aris,, HARRIS 4 SHAPER
AA4~1 NolllS fonnsyl lYauia avenue
National Republican., 1882-10-26

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke q Co.. Pa. ave. and Fifteenth st.;
National Republican., 1882-10-26
General Passenger Agent, i,aitI
TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST AND WEST.

II
Schedule IN effect Oct ber lE. lSS2:
7:lO a. M New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections TO nll points South and southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington,
via Dahville TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
Orleans; also Washington TO New Orleans via
Lvnchburg and BRISTOL
$40 p. m-lOulsville Fast Line, daily via Char.
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington. to Gin.
cinnau. Louisville, and nll Western points.
making direct connections, and with solid train
ana Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington IL
Louisville.
1895 D. n.-Southern Mail and Express daily to all
points South, Southeast, and Southwest via Dan.
VILE mud Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington TO Charleston. Marks Sleeping
Chair Cars between WASH ngton and DanVille.
For all points on manaSsas Division take $40 q. IN.
train daily, except Sunday. For WarrentOu
. take 1:lO q. IN. and s: d. trans daily.
For tt kets and all information inquire at Com
pnnys Ollice, col Pennsylvania avenue, or ut Union
Depot Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue Is connected
with telephone system.
NJ LAUGIfTER n, MACDANIEI.
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager. sels
National Republican., 1882-10-26
lore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIlSl


A. TE%SES ESWSNRff WNsiiffNSafAtYS NIX 's'i
'-'' ,ITsss sinsniAl. and 81. Louis Fast Ey-
And CniteTpo ip,"s Cars to Cincinnati, 81. Louis
SO So BsllimSrs, Tiiicott CITY, and Way Stations
GSo' baltimore. Annapoiis, and Way. tPledmolt,
,Wny SWsoursi VIZ ho. M,n hester liasersown, an
t5:4S baltimore Express.
SIS thtladelphia, New York, aud Boston Express
sao s,dnniEr Pmrlor Cars Cars e % New York.
Hssersiown aud at Point d ROCKS ssi3 ior Fred- cd
ts:oo BALTIMORE, Hyattsvlie, and Laurel Express.
Stops nt Bei,Sville, Annapolis junction. Jes-
snrs. nud Dorsey's. On Sundays stops at
1905. Baltn,ofe Express. Stops at Hyattsvile and
tieto Pttsbnrg, Chicago, Cincinnati. and st. Louis
Express. sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
l2io Be,llnore EllIco,t City, Annapolis and Way
t tl:2S On pni,my Sunday only for Baltimore aud Way.
tSc Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
300. BALTIMORE and Way Stations winchester,
rreder'ck' hagerstowD, and Way via Re-
ESo. Baltimore Hyattsvllle and Laurel Express
rSiIane EredeIrieee' vla Relay. stops at Annapolis
tie tie RaIiinors R q ANNAPOLIS, and Way Stations
fVs aheser T hSgKs n ae FfedsEsk Win
,.,, Point OF Rocks aud Way stations only ~
VIA R%ay g!cps at ard
So So Poln. Of Rocks md Way stations ''' '''''''
GlhtnioTe WHY Stations.
fSl0 PItlsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express
- Sleeping Cars to Ptsburg
gl0. baltimore Express.
ty5c. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
,. - Sleeping Cars TO New York
IiWlD chicago, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis AMI
- . Chicago.
1880 Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' Ni'
All truins from Washington stop at Relay Station.
- For further Information apply nj the Baltimore aud
ONO licket OnCtS: Washington station, GlO AMI 25t
Iennsylrana avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders wll be taken for baggage be checked
aud received nj any point in the ely.
WM. CLEMENTS
Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
scl9 General Pa senrpr Appnt IinitInnro
National Republican., 1882-10-26

TOB WORK OF EV ERN Cu ARA CTER AND DE
~ scrlpton executed Al Tho National Republican
Oniee, at any hour, da! . tg It, ana every day In
the year, dood work nHu 10 prices. Bey
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Norfolk and New York Steamer

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot fSixth street. every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5jJ O'clock u. M.
ling at Pin,y Point, Point Lookout, and Fortress
Monroe, . - - -
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and norfolk ~ 80
SecOnt 10 Fortress Nom and No folk so
Fiist-class fare 10 Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Second class fare to Plney Point and PIT Lookout rs
Returning, caves NOrtolS Tuesdays, Thursdays
ana 9"'u,fiih TIE HNHW York STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and E. q. KNIGHT, leave Pier A.
East River. New York every, SATURDAY ut 4 y. m,
tculars apply TO Agent 81 Water street Georgetown
Tickets and Stnternoms can be secured at general
office 63 Fifteenth street In Nat Met. hank Is aud
o ticket Office 1851 Pa ave. ST. Marc Hotel. and at
boat fe3I ALI RED WOOD, Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Fore.en MONEY Mnrtet.

LONDON, Oct. 25-Bar silver, 81 ll-l6d. Consos for
money, lOl 15-lC for the account, iO2 Atlantic and
Great Western lists, eO.p Erie 49,: New York Cen,
trail 1877; Illinois Central l534; Reading, 3lsE; Ontario
and Western, Is; Milwaukee and St Paul common
u3. Paris advices quote per centrentes at s0f CSC
and exchange on London, 2f2itsc.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
UnIttunrc NlocIx uonrs
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 25.-Vlrglnla 6s, consolidated, so
do second series, 3i's: new lOiOs, AZ bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

GOVERNMENT BONDS-CLOSISG QUOTATIONS.
United States per cents-..... lU2SdlO2H
United States per cent extended-.... lbl9 96glUls
United States ita per cent registereu-.. Ia Gl34
United States 4s per cent cUupon., ll3 Il34
United States per cent reglsered.u... ll01sGgl04
United states per cent. ll0ya l9
United states per cent. Z. L~".....".. lly,agly4
District OF Columbia J.b5s ..,..,.,........... 100
BASEERs' EXCHANGE.
Threeday bs....... iS6a Sxty-day bills....... 49,
National Republican., 1882-10-26
LOTTERIES.
L6- s. L
This is Me only Lottery erer roted on and IN
dorsed By the people Of any State.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

incorporated In 1893 for twenty-five yenrs by the
Legislature for EDUCATIONAL aud Charitable PURPOSES,
with capital OF 900 to which reserve fund Of
over $3.50, ,010 has since becn added.
by an ov frwhelming popular vote its franchise
made par, ufthe present State Constitution adopted
December 2 A. d. 1S7Q
National Republican., 1882-10-26

Whit Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stork md Bond dQuotntiors-Produe and
a5enHraI

The following report OF the financial market yestcr
day. together with opening and closing quotations.
are furnished by the banking house OF IL. ID. Cooke.
jr., d Co., 1879 + ST.. Washington, d. G.;
National Republican., 1882-10-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
.NnEsArEAKE ANp OHIO RA1LwAY.-
y 49, ol''' RAILWAY
THE NEW TRUNK LINE
TO THE

For Rates, Tickets 70 ali points West location I'm
vania avenue, Washington, ID. ' ~ '''"s'r
H. ". FULLER, t;enerai Passenger Agept
G. W. SMITH, General Manager, nrit'i,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-10-27
.KtnosENEANp How ro UsEIr-Manv

( the use CT Kerosene or coal OIL and anything
in regard to testing illuminating oils and
how to use thcm wi | be of valuable interest
to all The following extracts from pa.
per hy that noted physician, Professor J X.
Macombcr, Of the Iowa State Agricultural
College, are given ior the benefit of our rca.
ders, and in the hop, that it may prevent
mary SD aaclent trom Kerosene After
enumcratin5 the various "hylrocarbuns,i =
and describing their qualities and produc-
'Ions, and stating the requirements the
Laws OF low", as to the inspection of oil, the
professor gives the method of testing oils
as follows
win a htttc cITc-- -urry-~ouo- -carr--tcst-
! specimen Of oil and determine whether it is
ut for use. \ common thermometer. Il
tcacup, saucer and little warn water in.
cludc the apparatus needed. Firs', remove
all the objects from the table which are in>
ti'mmablc. Pat Some boiling water in the
tcacup snd gradually pour in cold water, un.
I'll It's temperature is about one huml.u
and forty five degrees Pour Il little oil
on the warm water anl Sti, we'll until the
oil has the same temperature as the water
hisht match and move it quickly two or
three times over the surface ofths oil. Do
not hold it still m,MAnt. The .est is for
the purpose Vf determining thc rrc:cnc, Of
infammabc v'pors above the liquid FL
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