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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03
Baltimore cutie .Earkef.
MoSpAY. Jan. 50. 1sa.

MONDAY, Jan. 80, 1892.
lCsthe are so'd - these hgurss live weight.
hcss srs t1Id ~ not weight jhst is 20 yef
cent ,geHsrsiiy) o. from IL, weight. sbseb
Are sold sross. trsi il live weight, or rctis-
iug og.i
BEsr C4Irbs. Tbs market kas b.sn opi,.
slow %. day, GeslPrs generals holding hSrd for
highef Blufssi So they hid paid mufe ibsn I.-t
week mere wee, A1utvsf. sIgnJ advance
estsOlisbed OEst lsst week, about A. on me to,.y
ard Slight advance also gu Zoe othsf grsdsr.
except lovsfds toe ciose, ~heu price, rscslsd
10 those o. last week. Tue tops -srs folly as
good IS insy were is,t geek snd qpiis ~ ou.
Strous, sad there 80 ] ogsf line of ssii5ics
Prices 5Jg5 So vi!h most safes al 5ta,fs
per 100 lbs.
sILcs CCEs --s.irs very slo~: ass sf-s OF
best Cows, C1uSiou slOw - 35tGT35 each
Prices i'-4sy for hest Dsu's rspgst - fol 70
lp7s Bet breres 81 > bD'sg Is - that .rD-
orally rei'i sutqgsitty oyl3F5 30: medium ?
good !ai- 4usIty Z iLitt&J 20 0rdirery tb Z,
steers, oIeu snd D'Ns 5Jt<,f3 IS Meet a t7-
sai=s wsrs from yJ o. o. 900 pes 100 Be d.
iaH receipts 800 head came from Vrgini
sag ifuIu Penn, 1911 from DdiO. l2l frnr Nd
sna from "rst FissioR-'otsi r--,ii.ts
too he week 1898 head axunst 1855 SAT 49,.
su1 1898 head sane Ume last -s.r. o. a.
oHerings $40 bed rera taken % B.lu-s..-s
butchers, foid Co coG1try desl~gs 49, 90 h.ss
ie-t specuist0fs - 90 ssh,ug'ou city dgai.fs.
tptti salss Jos Toe week or tead s9aiast!ZI4
lest week, ard ly83 head sans u,ot .sst ye.r
STlss Inc ogeu6gs sbox Gr nani.-d
iess tHao last wgsk Du the quality vii ave-
rage better thsn Do d.i then Puc.s a-s s5,s,
a. higher ihsu lsst week Ths demtsd s.s.-
feliJ - reported fair. pc tTJ ssrds g5Jo Pr-
ces rsogs from s3Gsi cents y,r 10 net
rth Icr ezra r. 5Itje bigbs- Arrivals
tbs Vess 4s2g besd sgaiist 5333 last r-s.
eun 30 2 hesd saline time last year
SssEP -- be receipts tots week mere ls.s thsr
hNli What teeJ we're last Fesk. and the aga.itv
OF ;be ofrTiogs is not ~ good "a 10 w.s so
I'o deinaud s q1ite iiEhr the JT.-i1ga ye1.-.
ally teias cJmmOn, WA.eh are not needed -
iHs best sheep have BEEN readily takea bv QUO
home butchers Prices range from sI. ne
PEI b gto-s, more ceiling al and ue.. he f8-
tusr than the iattsr price Arrivals tis wee.
lllt hssd sginst 21sZ last Eoss sud 1878 Lad
same time iasi scar --Sua.
LIYs->IltE ARRIVALS The arrivals OF I.y,
sto-s "a toe Baltimore and ONO kttlr1a4 o..
t.sfpmo Dot stock yards from Jsuu4-y g8 tu .,
inclusive were go car losds containing 2c54
hogs. SO calves, pa beef c.'tie ftl horses 4-5
s1seg, ll2 males. shipped stst Dob N.~ Y,rs
Hnd ftii-delphis, poo hogs cslres. ft7 Gaze
te, q hofs q 5ss sheep. 90 muies Arffva.s
Saturday night sad sI1i,y. SO carloads The
stock arriving nov is Principally ftpun IlHo
and Ohio, IS The runs frtn Hest and rs,...
wet Wig uS as so5I' over fs' ta'sss47yI
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sE2PER'S YOUNG PHOPLR1
Psr Year. Ppslnzs rtfpais I Fi ~ "

Sissis Nun 5>,s Fo5r Cents each
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On North River, near Forks OF Ca
pom. this cosoiy, on Inc Sth uit.. ~
Cancer on tue face, ST.. EVAN MCDox.
ALP, IN tes 18th year OF HE age.
At S!snesyiiis, tsis county. On the
2ist uit.. CORA L, Gully daughter ot
oon Y. 4 AaUsrva Hickman, aged I
ycsT, months and l day.
Ny child, eau loaser hide ths.-
SO IL o'y God CLOSE ronGds tsee"
Thus apsks potaer broken hearted.
Asiroa Der dsriiGg child 81 parted.
In Brooks Gay, Rockingham county,
on ;bs 22Dd OF Dscembsg last. Mrs.. So
Ran HULK, mother of Capt. 4. ii. Fuls,
aged 80 year,.
Ia FrGuklin, psnjl-tou county. on
tte 22Ad ut. frvm d roand receive !
during tbs late ~.r. D.. CRAKLss y.
tiosos, IL the 4o'h yesr uf als sss lie
VA 81 Intelligent gsnt'emGn aud an
accomplished physician. and w2s very
popular Ia tic cJUnuni5y ~ which be
resided. he leaves widow sad two
children Sni large CIRCLE 90 relatives
Sna friends 10 mourn bis ipes.
Ca the 3tth uii. near Ridgsylie, Mc
IusDoRa hARsisoN, a., q Is years.
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U.r IENeY @ DAVIS has our thanks
r. 72biet copies ocspeeches Of Hon.
Ia .as +. HAY,Rp, of Delaware. and
Ir.n iv--IS l.. MosEILL, OF Vermont.
al. Tal.E reform.
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Anew postcJiae has bean established
O. ba. "a his Cpnnty, aud iIEsJ T.
la,at-D, Eal, appointed postmaster.
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.5qpth 2raHek dateiIissaess.
RCMNEY. FRIDAY. FEB. 3, 1882
-.'n-----'--'---'s--se-' --'-------~------s~-.,
BALTIMORE &c Ohio Railroad.
WNTER SCHEDULE.
90 ~ aaov Nov. 20. 1891, trims will leave
Coca 52tag Eua, a. follows:
EAST BoUHD.
Eo ~ Passenger -.... $50 AN
IA. - fr't & P9ssg' 1914 NJ.
~ -. Expcess. 306 p. Al.
Nc. y. Frc;4h, Sc Passg'r, 6ofP. M.
WEsr BoUND.
E-.-s Frclgh: & Psssg'r. .-.752 A. NJ.
So A. Freight 6 Passe3g ii.5sA. M.
Noft. H. scneer ca pm.
- 2c.ii & Extra Daily.
y. II. G. NORTON. AGENT.
r...a Lodge No 81 A.. ?. Z An meets
e. l- Friday 10 each month
--,,-.-e-.z.-
Anew posioGiaa has bean established
s,Ba. ia his Coupty, aud 1EYJ =.
a,a,@D, Eal., appointed postmaster.
Var HENeY O DAVIS has our thanks
f.,aa3biet copies OF spoeches of Hon.
Cts .asF BAv,Rp, of Delaware. and
Ir.r iv.-is L. MosRILL, OF Vermont.
O.. Tas.F reform.
81 JarE 7. KELLER has been APP
r, roslmcstsr at this place ia the
m.t William h. Cookus, deed. Mr..
h. $50 lave 10 doubt M. make good
,.t -n.cicut Postmaster.
w. H. AHogyW = p7omineat citizen OF
l-',r Hartford county, Maryland.
rss lei instantly on tie 25tA uit. by
GHr- tree. He vac brother of
g nFsr ANDREw, of the Southern
Nl-j cuurch at F;ostburg, Nd
j. CsAl0ES has been appoint.
'a ua'.i STATES surgeon to make *
ns for peusiena at Cumber-
l. '.os DO. IL. Wil.on, resigned.
CO. JaHS Johnson has been elected
ert Il toe County Court al Mia
49,. -.aaty. Tor tie present yesr.
-, Cua orI-nd Tines Of vuesdsy
'' Tia the Baltimore & OHIO f,eigit
"~ &c zen, are fesrfu. OF blockade.
E-. ..saat .r,iHc 10 unprecedeota;
,t.s sid the5 the bullet which Ser
MASON, Gr.d at G,;tesn through
~.io~ q his cell IN q WHICH fat
s. i>sif against lie wall, came on;
.e shape % = stgit % p-og's OF slc
IS us looks ~Asn .ughtened.
.-.ui.ss Of ,be buffet have boon
:, agt sent. IL IS said, to museums
stout tue country
.(e rss-et G, 's@. = first our catem7o-
~. F+ruE, Il tte Key,er Doaa.
aA2 ia suffering mom disease.
i |y ta2 Deg'eu. 9. 5sayv cold,
e..!tj 10 rs lhro-l, 2ro4uoics
g s;"o5orn chronic 'aryngi,ia.
ya truly sympa'hiza with our
-, having experienced tho pain
CISCO. sinj r. aaiicl'on. We
3. r.7 be speedily re torcl 10
a@ caa2 90 70 rosams The IabJr4
@ .au,.ia Fostti n
sf;-y $50, "Cnov:o Hoo DAY"
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M ESES Jed.

On the 26th Glt.. in Keyser. nv Rev.
j. u, Gi!mer, hosEsr GRANT, OF ALE
gtuY county. Md 10 Miss MARGARET
ScoTT, 81 Minetal couaty.
In Piednont, on the 25th alt, BIZ
Rev. l.. K. nsrkwood. hsRmoN BATR-
MAJ 70 Miss LILLE DIxoH.
On tie 18TH ult.. by tbs Rev. ".
Warner, Fr. FkAsKL!N MfLLSg 10 Miss
ELIZA BOWMAN, daughter Of John Bow
msn. k.sq, OF Lost kiye5, Hardy co.
On Soc 3lst o. December last, by the
Rev, l.. d. Cslaweu. =; shs residence OF
l.. W. IgETs. Nr. AEsRr Cock to Nies
hLLxs DELAUD2R, all of Hardy county
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81 JerH :. KELLER has been ar.
.., Iosimcstsr Of this place ia IA.
D. m e William II. Cookus. deed. Mr.
H. $50 lave 10 doubt M. make goot
,.t -n.cicot Postmaster.
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WiNTER SoHsD ULg.

r...a lodge 10 81 AZ. An. meets
e. b. Friday 10 each month.
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EDWARD UMuoLrz, prominent citi-
zen Of Graft, sms.l town few miles
from Harrisburg, p, died iaa; week %
smallpox INT the nature % Che disease
was not given by The phvsician ami
'lero was a large attendance al The fu.
n.ral. The sickness OF shree children
followed. and Of those At The funeral z
are down with the disease.
About Guiteau Justice hes the drop
or aim sni he ssD't gut esuvor j..
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e.. HgaJSSaLz 81 BRIO.
FOR $50.

we have made sweeping reductions on
all ana Winter Goods and will sell per below
ular prices, for cash It's equivalent n trade
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4 CARD-To oil vh) are sufrIeino
from The errors s03 niiscreHo1s ~
youth nervous weakness. early decay.
loss ~ IgE1ooi, &c wiz semi o re- d
cipe thst Vll o1re you, FREE or
CHARGE Yhi- greas remedy ~se lis
covered by missionary in South Anne.
RIGA Send = self-ad 'rassol envelope
20 Tho Rev. JosErH q. iNVAS, Station
- Hce York.
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" r. AHDgxw p7omine7t citizen OF
D.r ron, Hsrford county, Maryland.
rss q, lei Instantly on tie 25tA ui,. by
E.Ir- tree. He wac brother of
g nFsr ANDREW, of the Southern
Nl-j cuuIch at F;ostburg, Nd
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On1tc0 ctsltA or Rsnf0a.
The Volumes of tho weeks begin
with the first Number for Janusry Of
esch year. When no time ia msntlossd
Il VIII be understood that tas subscrl-
Ter wishes 10 commence with tie Nun
Der next after the receipt OF order.
The last Twelve AnDasi Volumes 81
Harpor's Weokly, Ia neat cloth hinlipx,
will 10 sent 10y rail, postage paid, or
by express, free OF expense (piovideS
the freight does not axceed one uulifr
per voluns), for 81 90 each.
Cloth Cases for each Volume. sui.xhls
for binding, will he sen. by mkil, post
paid, on receipt OF > 90 each
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Ofics honoy ordsr or Draft, TO avoid
sbsnce ~ loss.
Newspapers are not 10 copy iii, adj
yertisenent without The exprsax order
OF Hsrpsr - Brolhera Addrsss
HARPER q BROTHERS,
Dee. ;. 1881. New Ycrb
January Q. lGs2--Im.
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Mr. 4 Q. Car.msp. iho business nan.
aRer OF tho 6ss..irg DiPaie!. Of York,
Pa vac curst Of neuralgia b. three ap.
rlicsi.ons o. e.. Jacobs Git Boston
(Sass) Saturday E,eniDs EIpr>.,
Tho tohscoo monopoly Of Frsroo
last year yielded ret profit to the
ssste Of shoul sixty s1llou dollars.
BAITjYoHE GRAIS aAREEr.-Tues-
isy's merket 1as - follows: Ful.z
wheat : -; Longberry 81 ~. Core
white, Genie and yellow 7O87l ct-.
WINcHEsrgR GRArS NAR8Er. GRO.
ts'ions on Tuesds- verei wbe,'. 81 so
20 1892; Corn $500 per barrel; Oats,
30 to 30 cents per bushel.
IBEsoSAL..-We srs sorry 20 note
che continued suffering OF FoGa,N Is
sNyRr, Eeq. Of our community. md also
of. Il c. PAscLxE, Esq, o. this place.
A. last account JACOB yAvNsreR.
Esq, one of Handy county's Oldest and
honoicj citizens, Who has been very i,l.
was stjll living.
Miss NL0GIR V. GLKsaoS, who has
been spending ;be past two months in
Hardy county returned home on Friday
last, accompanied by her brother. Mr.
FAscE GiLEEaoE, who paid " pleas
ant sud acceptable call or Saturday.
Many thanks 20 our respecse ed toms.
MAJ, Prof BoLDsrDeE CmDEsrrR for
large bunch OF Celery. IL vas re-
marksb'y crisp and certainly the best
that ever sraced our table.
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' Cuu oH-nh Tines OF TUESDAY
a' la the Baltimore & Ohio f,eig {
"" zen, are resrfu. Of blockade.
. saat traific 10 unprecedented.
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FfuUnr.-The Collier white Lead
and oil Company, Of 81, Louis, No,
sra sgsin running and prepared 20 Ell
o-lsrs. Their works we're totally de-
siroyed By Ere May 2sth and sgain
Sop'em5cr 2lst % the pas. year To
rebuild and get i'm shape Tor business
III this time is hi2h compliment 70
,teir energy aud perseverance, Collier
Compsuy brands Of lead aud oils ore
known over the entire county. See adj.
vertisemsDt in this paper
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' J. CsAioEs has been appoint.
aa uH'.. STATES surgeon to make ex-
rs FOR peusjans at Cumber-
i... ,Ios DC. ~. Wilson, resigned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03

O. JaHS JOHNSON has been elected
'er. u toe County Court al Mia
s... .t-aty. Tor tie present yesr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03

The tohscco monopoly ot Frspc.
last year yielded ret profit TO the
SsSte Of shout sixty sill'ou dollers.
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r,-y ~4s "Cnovs;0 Hoo DAY."
-y N@a bueAt sua sYa-hirr,
>a-.L sc Is ala120, ecco73-
rs-.,Jc wi-a a... ios:es, tie
80 les as,s!i and prott-eaed fur
...a .aasp-.
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HAMPERS PERIODICALS.

Postage Free 10 al Subscribers iu III.
United States or Canada.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04
RSE.S HORSES

TNOK sALE-ONE FIRST GLASS POOL
VA table cheap at o0s L. 9th st. t2Sbt
sHU0H SAL AND BINS;
~ Nv Tatnah street. mS-tr
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04

G. V. Grier is fast becoming a grea,
inventor, his mind leading in the dlrec
ton of car couplera. He has Just com
pleted q very simple arrangement by
which cars can be coupled by single
link without endangering the lives OF
brakesmen or any body else connected
with the running of trains.
A ever is put in place which holds
up the link in any position desired,
aud when the cars come tOgeth Or thu
coupling is effected. Mr.. Grier intends
to send this patent on to Boston, and he
says he will make a present of 1t to all
the Railroad Companies in the United
States that see proper to use it. He
has another patent coupler however
that no expects to make some money
out of, which he would not show even
to a reporter.
Mr.. Grier has also invented a patent
safety lamp, patent applied for October
21st, 1881, which PROMISES to be very
useful invention. 1t is hung to the
rear end OF the last car and swings from
a crank. If "a collision occurs the lamp
will drop to the road bed without break
ing and without the light going out
TIE lamp would become danger sig
nal to any train coming on in the rear
and by this means would avert dan.
gerous collision, such as occurred re-
GENTLY at Spuyten Duyvil station on
The New York Central Railroad This
invention Mr.. Grier says he will give
o the Railroad companies of the
United States AZ a contribution TO the
,ause of humanity.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04
ALitlle French Story.

In some par 8 OF France marriage.
able girls ara accustomed to pluck, as
they return from midnight mass on
Christmas eve, a sprig Of apple tree,
which they put in vial Of water the
vial Is hung in their bed chamber, in
front Of tho windows; If one bud bloom
before Easter the mistress is sure to be
married before the year ends. Among
the servants Ofa chateau near Allen
con was a cham Oermaid from Brittany.
She was gentle, goodnatured, quiet,
pious and an excellent creature every
way, but she was huncnback. Her
maine was Ursule. Taking advantage
of the dark night, she 100 plucked a
sprig ofapple tree, sure that nobody
saw her. She was mistaken, however,
az fellow servant saw her and made
the servants hall ring with peals OF
laughter ut poor Ursule's expense.
Still they kept the secret to themselves.
They all agreed to play trick on poor
Ursu!e. On Easter Eve one of the
journeyman gardeners removed the
old sprig of apple from the vial in
Ursrle's bed chamber and put In its
place a sprig covered with blossoms.
When Ursule wentintO her bed cham.
Der she could not believe her eyes, She
returned to the servants hall, her face
was radiant with delight AZ she sho wed
her trophy; the Laughter, leers, hootings
of her comrades revealed the trick put
on her. She stood dumb, confounded,
trembling scarcely able to restrain her
tears. just at this moment the mistress
entered the servants hall. An elderly
servant explained the scene to her. The
mistress said gu rsule, the apple tree
sprig may be trusted; believe it; you
will be married before Christmas next;
You are a virtnous girl AIN sure you
would make q virtuous wife; all hus.
band wants is money;the money wanted
| will give you" As she spoke the mis-
tress twined 1,OOOf bank note around the
sprig and returned it to Ursule. A fort
night afterwards the journeymen gard
ner who put the trick on her asked her
in marriage; when she refused him
Cat which he was greatly jeered) and
another.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04
cures that mos: l0athsome disease
SYPHILIS

DENVER, COL, May 2, 1881,
Every purchaser speaks in the highss
terms Of :. y. 8. L. MNesBTT1R
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04
A Lucky Miller Who Will Grind
SATURDAYS.

Mr.. l. M. Davis of Morning Sun was
the holder of ticket No. 6,O96. the
capital prize January drawing in The
Louisiana State Lottery. 1t is severe
shock toreeeive Conformation that $50, 900
is subject to command. He was ar,
ranging his mill machinery, but it did
not unnerve him, however. He took it
coolly and made use of the Oft quoted
maxim: "Fool for luck" etc. Mr..
Davis is fifty two years of age; has
been a citizen of the county forty zone
years has family-wife aud six chill.
dren-and il a useful and honorable
citizen of his neighborhood He farms;
keeps small stock of merchandise,
and runs a steam gin mill at Morn
ing Sun, Tenn. When asked if he
would "grlnd" Saturday he replied,
"as usual He is receiving numerous
letters asking loaus as high as IS 200.
Well, Old fellow, we never thought
when we drank buttermilk ca out of
the same canteen eighteen years ago
with you that such Fate awaited you.
Memphis (Tennessee) Avalanche,
Jan 10.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04
Labor n S,teR.

A meeting Ct delegates representing
all the coal miners of Luzerne and
Lackawanna counties was held yester
day in Wilkesbarre to consider tne
propriety of organizing a "Workmen' :
Union" The meeting adjourned to re-
assemble at a Mass Convention at Pitts.
tor, on the 18th instant. 1t is under
stood that the men will demand an ad
vance in wages Of 10 or 20 per c:nt.
A general strike of the employees OF
the Wabash Railroad at Chicago took
place yesterday, because their wages
had not been paid for two months.
The paperhangers of Chicago, who are
now on a strike, have received encour-
aging messages from all the papsrhang-
ers' unions in the Unit"d States.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04
THE EVENING rBAIN.
by BENZ. W. SWAYNB

nj obNcs W. D" a. N
Five o'clock and the evening tran
Dsshss GU. through the station DOR,
Speeding on swim revolving wheels
With dull m0nOtOnOus roar.
On through the lin dusky evening
Into the grim daraness Of night,
II on ward speeds, and still speeds on
Ahead whore the lamp throws its light.
This engineer on the a'ert,
Secs an OBJ .c,t look dim and black
He hastily whistles down brakes
There an obstruction on the tack.
The trouble . quickly removed,
The train dashes on. on Its way,
When soon We hear the conductor
Call, passengers for Media"
On, over the trestle work high.
With bright lamps and flashing head
light,
1t PUSHES re istlossly on
Just like q weird phantom Of night.
The BRA dywlne soon We cross DER,
With 1t hills looking bleak and bare
And now the c0aduct0r calls out,
"Kennott all out for kennett Square.
You'd think the passengers jelly,
but that IL not 80, far instead,
Many Degin TO feel pe0vish,
And d Ust Of thom ready for bed.
But on through the star-lit valley,
We hasten with spe ID, till anon
she trak man looks in At the door,
With "all out Ioe Toug akenamon !"
Here al'ght on the platform,
And Al, l0usiy using upon
The chance OF geitilx W Glen Hops,
while the TT lin goes thu aderinX on.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04
A "HalcyOn and vOclfeFOus''
Spectacle.
N Y Cor Phila1e nhia I.pdper

Your correspondent rode down towr
this morning on the elevated railroad
with Mr. Roscoe Conkiing. 1t wa, 6
stormy day, and the great man SCENE
to be under the depressing influence
In one hand he had adrrppiug unb rells
a I'd in the other penny morning pape,
from which he rarely took his eyes
His aspect was grand, gloomy and
peculiar" Friends ventured to inter.
fogate bin gently as to the probability
of his acc pting the Supreme Court
Judgeshil, but with the wave OF
the hand it was intimated that it was
neither the time nor the place for the
discussion of the questions Of State.
The afternoon journals appear to be
better infOr med about it than the ex-
Senator himself, one of these announ-
cling with great positivsness that he
mas really declined, at the same time
suggesting to the President that Clal-
unce A. Seward be nominated instead,
though it Is kno wn thai Mr.. Arthur
next choice is not Seward, but Is atch-
ford.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-04

In the U. y. Senate yesterday tn,
Senate bill reducing license foes o
officers of team vessels, and the House
bill making Denver a port OF delivery
were passed. The Jhiness Immigratine
bill was discussed and several amend
ments were offered Afier an execu i've
session the Senate adjourned until Mon.
day.
In the House Mr.. Gibson introduced
bill making appropriation of $j,6l3,-
O0o for repair of the levees, ETC., of the
Mississippi, and $500, 900 for the recti-
'icatioD of the Atchafalaya and the
mouth of the Red river. A bill was
passed reducing icen fees of officers
and pilots OF steam vessels. The Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs was given
leave to sit during The ses sioa while
investigating the Chili.Peru business.
Adjourned.