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TRAINS NsARRIvEAr wlLMINaroNrRoM

PEILADRLPHA - 250-I.32&-4. .47N-7.45-
S.02s-9.l2- .O5-l0. 10t--11. .49-11.bs a.m;-l2.6o
-1.O7 -2.30t -2.50-4 4.35-4. 4.55- b.40-5.63--o.2O
-o.4s-I.S6t-7.65 .65-s. s.SO-lo43-lo.5sp p. m.
NEW YoRK--l. --l.32*-44T&--S,O2t-gl2 a. ms
A. 5p-1.O7 Bod. .4ss--l0.Ssp IN.
BALTIMoRE-l zIs&-s4q-s6s-ll.43 a.
m:-I2.36-l.5O-6.ll INSTRUMENTATION 49H d. m.
INGToH-l.5l So 1911. ga in;-I2.3
-1.50-5 II lt-6,30#-T. .24-9,49E p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
[ DELAwARE RAILRoA AD--ss6o--l 10. .15+a. m;-l20a
--5OS*-6.05 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
MIIanNaroN Il NORTHERN RAILRoAD-o.26-
s4O-lli ~ a. m:-o.50 p. IN. On Sunday from
st. Peter at 49, ff,ll NfIs.
N DELAWARE w RsTERN RAnRoAD--e0 90 A. me-
2lsp. m. Sunday trains 9'1O q. m.;--5.4O p. m
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On tn b Naval nm.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
WAsHista4dN, , July 3l.-lThe Senate. after
the transaction Of SOME business of minor
Importance, proceeded with the Naval Appro-
priation bill pursuant to agreement Of Sat
lurday. The debate is 10 close and the
vOting on The bill 10 begin at 5 O'clock,
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al saaaonnhla rrcnralan.

The excursion Of the West Presbyterian
Church TO Atlantic City comes of at most
aeasonaple tiule- August f7s by thlB date
The heated term wiz doubtless be over and
good weather prevail The excursion will
20 blythe popular Pennsgrove route. Adults
tickets, Sl.25, children's tickets 65 cents.
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LOSS HALF 4 MILLIl ~
THE IRON ME-, !
Preparing for To-morrows Copvsu,|
f1 aTui ~ Chicago,

tAHaoclated Press dispatch to tle GAN
iai CHICAGO, July 3l.-Presidett Ja,yrl
aDoutl oSU uelegates from the vsriOua
and steel works throughout the COUNT
hero 70 sttend the convention pf the |
gamated Association of Iron WO4eu
ginning tomorrow and lasting week
% The sessions will be secret There
an election of officers and seyeIsl chsu
the constitution will be made, m SEEM
than ever determined to stick out iol
original demand and feel confident q
cess. They state that % mills have res
work at their terms and only 0ne wifi
non-union men.
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Coal Prices,

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
NEW YORK, July 3l.-The Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company announce that the
following will be the prices for their
Lackawanna." coal per ton for the month
Of August Furnace lump and steamer lump
is each, CRATE and egg S4.30 eacl., stove
S4.45, chestnut $3.50 and pea SS.15.
p. r.. PRICES.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Issued Its circular of Eastern prices to-day.
The prices of lump and steamboat at
Port Richmond during August will be
A.75, an advarce of 10 cents broken egg
and stove, S4.l5; chestnut, S395; an al
vance of Is cents, and pea, So so. TIL,
prices at Elizabethport, N. j., will be S5.15
for lump and steamboat, $3.50 for broker
egg and stove, S4.3O for chestnut, and Si.1
for pea.
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A Cow ArdIy Crlms.

associated Press dispatch to the 0axette,l
. B6chzarnR, n. r., July si.--At Seneca
Falls, last night roughs forced an entrance
into M0rAnRs saloon and beat Mrs. Nor
land SO badly that she died this morning.
John Mexican and Henry McGraw were
arrested, charged with being the principals.
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Down the Ray

A party of IL young men chartered the
tug Churchman on Saturday night and took
a trip down the bay going as far down as
ship John Light, and stopping at Collins
Beach on the return trip. They report
having had good time.
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a Nominated for COngress'

= n - ,,,,,o,ch No The 6aleH7I
tAssociated rress "'spa Ia,s Il william
LANcAsTEh, l,i..!tio fA1 ,Ssa Sul to,dpy nOniI1
Given of Columbia u i,n Nsntb WaJ ConEressOna.
trict @ by BY + the ne, p9mRefa.I 9 Revnolds resd ned.
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Bigelow's Case

.aooia,ad uros. dlsnatch 10 the GalgII'
w a'',s,omo,, JnIv 81 Neither
,.saa,,t,on mAsnin"ToS nor Tho defense were read
day in the case of Bigelow, Lhe t,iD IIl'D
teller Of the Bank of the Hepupn''
was fixed at $35 600.
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HsF1lMTsO FROM US a.
A BIG BLAZE.
A'ss'royed by Fire TINS l,la IN New
'''s Out OF Wor,, "y-- Heayj

B
""ssa --H"ns,' a. By Fire Today ,s N New
! ''s Out OF WORK, my lieavJ
q associated Press diem,
~ Ntw YonK, july III o'soal9S 81 H, to III, Gaze,
1y T5e on i,I me top tloor Of Hoa, E,fe bIO Oke q
streets, on the cas-, ai1d iIln Cherry Ia
names made extraordieool iIe o. Pike street
general alarm was Ilafy healway
sSa men were employed iuut N no out. AbOl
anu anu as soon as n,a ene eNtablisl
covered they were aii Lie ar WI
4 thought His thSt lives, lSss, !. which eS SAS NJ
DIl,ang nInMiG safely, though G tsgaptd soalp fro
ployes believe that a few w t some Of d
that they probably = wer" ss~ became 50 \
ranldIty nlrh ~, spread with M M, W
coniine the flames 10 u i%a tlqlr utnS
wIich WI Z u originated and Win, ,J % build
hlgn, but without success "''u lteight
A strong northerlv as, LraS.
is9lh i,9n US the water street 70 tbs .ISse the
sac Of che building y snS ,us vhery
through until the whole Of ait ~ Ihey
Guiding the one on the Son,G,e, q, tne buldia
Cherry and Pike streets V~.ilw u,l,' st cod
staItiai one, erected only ! Sn y. was
were in flames, when Il hoa, lev ysap
certainty that the mills esallf won|a a.
The flremen directed ho,
saving the rookeries oppos,,' I eh0rts
building, two Of which pVU''e So lle
sn9anties na with wooden roof III tlH
the fre was so intense how.1 ne bed
were again baiiled in M tiJ"esFr hs
these buildings were Iu,o soo, afeeiiqI
flames. Nos. SO2, 2Ol and GTVS Sng 'agelO
ana and Hecker's stables, No. Sh aHg
Adjoining the min on Wat, -.
spice warehouse of Fisher & r'eT =, , sIieet
VIII probably be burned a tOpwleA
are at work ON the burning "1ai h"H,W w
Hour mill was 10 stories IN III. hJ,uLalAgs
While the flremen were Al u, III
old building was seen ia to,,a sqIk IN,
Eley, were ordered ont NJ H. aug
shortly afterwards the roof ',iS as pulldlH
The firemen had narrow sa"A ai,N " Nali'
lives. One fireman wss si,,,ls. s,rhe ~
bricks and had his leg broken X, ~ Az v
was sent to the hospital. aaad
Two ilremen were oyercom. T., !,
and had to be taken awov I' " y
were not able to approach Win IL nIs ~
the burning building on accoun, ',u - ~
tense heat Of the flames. O1 VI
LOSS HALF 4 MILL, a,x
The rumors that lives IA
proved, on investigation, to " .Oo
The loss to the Heckers canno1 4 ~. y.
$500, 600, which is fully coyers tu y,
ance. During the progress Y ~
boiler exploded but no One wa iDiu,' 'fU
Besides the -four mills The lvs,V
which stood on the oppositt X
street from the mill, and tbe tra,oV MN
owned by Mr.. Schroeder, werD hmm.
two tenement houses and s,oro ~
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N LIHe atoo. Mnrl,e.a.

l1AS7ocaated Press dlspatch'tO the Gazette.
ca,tIo .i, AhDs, w EST PHILADELPHIA, July 81
good, o116aTsA; medium aiSaS% y. coRrmo0' R' 1sas
Sheep u market Mir algeS7 n "A aaa 1asoN.
b1zAb1At good Isznb ss5,a5tnn a uTa.9N. Pa.ue.
gnnhS S5a4 fulls, 3a316. Calves, 6a7L''
n11al21S. %, ''OftFs s1i0s' S'lVO at
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Accident to a Wagon.

To-day at noon the hind axle Of an ex-
press wagon broke off close to the hub of
the right wheel, letting the vehicle down in
the road at Eighth and Windsor streets.
The wagon was the property of Joseph
Cornell.
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The River and Harbdr Bill

tAssociated Press dispatch to ~ Ille or. p.,.l
WASHINGTON, July 81 Inc ,bs K
has taken no action to-day upon IA s vil
and Harbor bill, and it is pro pApa' ,oatlug @
none until after the CabineI lli'''''
morrow.
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TAE u TX AlARKErs.

Shields Library Association,s Rxcura,on "a
Cape May on the steamer Thomas Clvde mon.
day, August 7. ~
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The Tarlfr Commission,

Associated Press dispatch TO the Gazette.
LONG BRANCH, July 3l.-Assistant Secre-
tary French to-day addressed the Tariff
Commission on the Importance of a apeciaI
tribunal for the. sEleedy disposal Of conteated
cUstbm' cases. 4 TIT Il
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First Trim.

The Susie A. Mccall made her first trip
since her accident last week, this afternoon,
leaving her wharf at 2 O'Clock with a large
number of passengers.
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Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
#is Effect July list, 1882.

Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
'.i Effect July list, 1882.
The Post Ofice in.this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 "A. IN. to gp. M
Private boxes are accessible until IL u. m ON
Sundays open from $50 to 8 80 a. m. Private
boxes accessible from to p. m The whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 p. IN. The
money order office VIII close at 800 p. IN.
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS
NORTH.
Wilmington Northern Railroad to Heading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, TAO Jam.
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 u. IN.
Philadelphia and waymail, 800 a. IN.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
Delaware Western Railroad to I.andenberg.
1890 q. m, 20
Philadelphia New York city, Pennsylvania
and Now Jersey, ll.5O a. IN.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, l.30 p. m. -
Philadelphia New York and all points east
and west 4.4O y. III.
Philadelphia and New York cities, closed
pouches, 935 p. m.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
points west Gnd southwest 9.35 p. IN
J., All points north, east, west and southwest,
l1.OO p. m.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
Whch Is sent south ON through mails
| SOUTH
Baltimore and way mail. 7.40 a. m.
Washington and all points south, 7.4O a. In,
All points ON the Peninsula, $50 a. IN.
supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 900
| a. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
| 1890 p. IN. -'
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
| Hayre de Grace, 1880 D. IN
Points on Baltimore Central, between Port de
fosit, Northeast and Chadd's Ford, 70 80 D. m,
baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 4.4O D. m.
,benlnSula north Of Harrington, including
delaware CITY and st. Georges, $50 p. m
baltimore, closed pouch, 8 80 D. m,
ll.00 p. m. ''''"
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
from from Wilmington s. Northern Railroad
3 80 pm.
From ON New York, Philadelphia, Washington
ana all other points, $50 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and noints
| horlhi east and west $50 a. IN.
FROM way mail from Philade delphia, $50 n m
FROM Peninsula and all north of Harrington.
915 a. m. . ''ii'
From Baltimore and way mail, $50 a. IN,
From Baltimore, 12.30 D. M
From Peninsula mail, IL 80 d. M
From Philadelphia, New York and noints
north and east, l.3O p. IN.
south, go p. IN. Poih's
From Delaware Western Railroad, .2.2O y. m
FROM Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, $40 p. m
FROM Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, $40 p. m PA''
Carriers deliveries as follows g. 80 a. m. gen
p. m, partial. NV
COLLECTIONS from street boxes are made nv the
carriers at $50 and 1000 n. m, 80 and 100 p. IN
An additional collection will be made at 7 40
7. m from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
inclusive. On Sunday a full collection will be
made at 100 =; m. Local letters for carriers
delivery should be deposited in the Post Office
ten minutes before the hour of delivery.
W. Y. SWIGGETT. Postmaster.
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR wIEmlNaTON

PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DEror-
l2.30s-3 55A-630- DO - 0O-S. .zl-s 35t 10 l6
,-l1.06-n.60 a. .In;-12.23-l.3 32t-1. .32-3io-
4.J2@ al 6Ob-b.20-b 30 SCOT "a. -S.3sA
--e.30-l0.0O-l1.32s p. m.
BROAD AND WAsHINeFoN AvRNUE-o.3O-s.OO 90
-lOlb a. m;--l 1908. .lO-4.3o--bl5 p. IN.
NEW O.eO-ll.4o a. m.-4.4g-
6.49 p. m.
: Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
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Associated Pres dIsna,cn - ,ns -, s,,.

n'"VVIHItu 7 Eres8 uIspatch 70 the HaH etEe. \
WAsHINaToN, July Silt Is estimated
that the reductionIof the public debt for tbe
month of July "a about S14, ,OOO, 900.
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skinny Men.

,,,,,, ,I.,,.h ponowerU restores pa
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia il'f
Sexual Debility. 81.
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cirYfTEnas.

Sutterley d Co.. Photographers, SO9 Market ct
The eleventh annual excursion Of the Shields
Library Association TO Cape May on the
eteameF I'hos. Clyde MQnday, August L, Prof
ltichie's tQll brass and stfing band viii accom-
pAny The excursion. ~
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Do Not Fail to GO

on the excursion of the Sstaannspy's, staSgs1
will be the Washington rlre = liant tlaptic Cl
Thursday, August 3. Fiace nASbari; pd
time $50; from French Street WV
SI.25.
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as-No shGniIk Dyes were ever "A poputar as
ne Diamond Dyes They never fall. The Black
is far superior 70 loawood. The other colors are
brilliant III 81 ~
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MRATB AHD PRoyIeIoHs.

What We Eaa ard What we Paw sor n.
tuesdays strett Market QugtatiOns.
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DaMotF Forg.,

ie Washington Fire Co.'S excursion to
tlaptie City, on Thursday (, August Sd. 1t
ronises to be grand affair. ~
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I ReduOtlo|n ! Of PdBIio Dsse..

i. Buy the celebrat ed Stanton coal of James
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y. aaPresumptlon begins haD9 n \ The The PrC.asa
ends in ruin" on me aaaD osU with wise cauSS uS;
aioh y a,sntItic n research, and rs nj NJ SendoE
ana sclens,n9 !, arsd constitutions hGh I Ghappne
men and women with / hS''ihh T. he ekGlanaauOsaI n
my tOrmented back rJworkiIIg msp II
more than one poo, noW Wv why it nehies i and neI
woman; ,r d0 XII E1dneys are overtas kSe Sseeds to
seteresanbsSihg eeea9sS dh and your system aeed ed Kidn
rieansed Of bad humors'
Wort s--S-,.tsIds
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LOci u sBuOanRa0nn.

CORRECTED DAILY nv Tag wILIyA~ -
Sons CoMPANY. BRAHipYtgINE MIriaAA a. :"
-A 81 WHKAT FIoTJpi
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OUR MAILS.

Rs-rhe black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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In the House,

: ASSOCIATED Press dispatch y, f,pr a the inf
wAsHrNGTON, July y,S Sl,Mn I'd nretolufiOns, |
duction of various bills shH anu Consideration
House proceeded to the hIn IJ,
business ON the Speaker, s 'aOi't
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,.,,onib annual excursion Of tl'G tns 'stean
brary Association 1to,,oy to 0SplA August
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DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TEHM--THE CHiEI.I JUSTICE.
JUSTICES HAdNER, AND JAMEs.-Do Vaughan VS..
Pc Pc vaughan opinion hy the ChiefJustcc affirming
decree. Adjourned III ten a, IN. to-day. Assign.
mSentwNos; g. ~ 49, e. -, ~, 81, - and &C.
% thlMiNAL, COURT JUSTICE WYidH. - Francis
3l n,c 9sa1ng police pleads not guilty. Martin
{alias John Lucas larceny pleads not guilty IIenry
Kaiser, second oHense petit larceny; pleads guilty
AM 5entencGd 10 two years labor at Auburn. Charles
Morgan llichurd Butler and William ThOnons
larceny, and plead not guilty. Daniel MArudcr. sec
9nd onense, petit larceny pleads not quilts. Miily
pcyton second ,i 91iense, peiit arcenyi pleads not
gui!y Emma IibDs, larceny and plead. moi guilty.
Assgnment for to-day, Lee {ails Nathan Lee),
49liai Terry herryl Eugene Mas: Daniel Megrndef,
Martin Weloh William Davis. aud James A. J0yce
CIRCUIT CouRr-JUsr1CE MACAnTHuR.-iiradley
et al. ys' Galt on trial Adjourned til ten n M 10
l57, l5s, l6l, and lG2
EQufrY CouRr-JUsrICE MISREPRESENTATION Va
SntyVei AUDITORS report confirmed. Williams vs..
Nlllamsi reference u auditor ordered. Stsnari er
Ta Mindeni commission 10 get answer OF infant de-
fendaul ordered. Thomas vs. Carroll; pro cOnfosso
Q dnred, and cause referred TO auditor. Dobsan vi
DUNCAN; rent ordered paid by receiver Paul VS..
Paul; appearance Of absent defendant ordered Silt
Ter w Neuhansi auditors report ratified and dis
tfbutlon ordered iockwOOdVs vs.. Brown; pro contessO
aRlinst Mary a, Brown vacated. McHnir vs. Ton
Lyck commission TO get answer OF Infant defendant
ordered. Ready VS. District OF Columbia; dismissal
OF Gll, with COSTS ordered. Adjourned I'M to-day al
halfpast ten a. m, when calendar will be called.
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IAprIl. Mny. Inne. IAprll.I NAV. l


NEW YoRR, March -Fiour-Southern dull and
heavy; common to fair extra, q 1905 co. good to
choice do, s67O@S 90 Corn opened about &c lower,
afterward recovered portion Of the decline, closing
weak aud unsettled; fair export business; more doing
In options; ungraded 6Elta50iSc; No. 8, 65lSG6 20;
6a'sc for old; No lwhlta, T,seD7sHc steamer white.
Tlc No. March, B's@Bsc, closing at csc; April &C.
closing at SEC; May, O95s70sc closing 70c. Oats
less active And prices without marked change No. D
iS'qc; do white, 400. Coffee UNCHANGED In price aud
quiet sales of low ordinary Rio, May delivery, sic
cash.; sugar quiet and about steady; sales l475 bags
Manila nj exc; inir 10 good refining quoted at 7aCD
.-l6o; refined steady; yellow q, Teq7ssc; white
extra @, sG9sGc yellow do, 7@@gsSc; yellow, 771c;
eoniectioners a, ~ cut loai lGe crushed 9ysc pow
lasses firm aud quiet Hice steady and In lair Inquiry;
sales 500 bags kangoon at u 80 in bond Pork shade
lower; moderate export inquiry; speculation very
dulli mess spot, quoted at 80 25Hl66O for old SlT IS
Ml1 ~ for new; do March, SO 75gl7 OW APRIL Si7 co.
Aiddies dulland Dropping long clear Ac; short clear
0lgc long and short clear, half and half 05ic. Lard
l2'f@5c per 100 pounds lower quiet and active clos
Ing hrmer sales prime steam, spot, $40 45dl0 nm;
April, 40 S5@lO 421si May, $40 424GlO SIS,
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BALTIMORE, March Flour quiet and unchanged;
Howard street and Western superhne - 1904 so do
superhne q 5OGl 5O do extra q 755 IS; Rio brands
~ 76 Patapsco family, u 90 COrn-sOuiheTn nrmeT;
Western dulli Southern white, 7slFc; do yellow, 500
lnc; Western mixed, March, % 4(J5c; April, Gsc bid;
May !OagIO' 90 june OeH1lsc; steamer, 6lrGf6jc
Oats higher southern, 5OH6c Western white 5i@53c;
do mixed, hci Pennsylvania, J1dd3c. Hny dull:
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, slb OOG
zoo PROVISIONS qulet; mess pork. Sl7 6Omls %; bulk
ile RESPONSIBILITIES, se clear rib sides, lfc hams,
iddlShc' lard, refined, nc, 1iutter firm; Western
packed is0p49c; roll. 25G52o. Eggs quiet at 5G i6c
Coffee hrn RIO oarsoes, ordinary 20 fair, aglOc,
sugar urn; son, 0AC Whisky dull at 81 l7tdl Is.
Ngceipts-Flour, 3,79f barrels corn, l,i72 bushels.
shipnonts-Corn 1892 bushels. Saies-COrn, 1922
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

Tax-Collector John r. Hill Is confined 10 his
house by sickness
The workmen of tho sunari,tandart 81 no,ioo
arc busv maLing rnnaiTa at Fisbtoun VI Pollce
n,borc ha,o hSo 60, a,, -, ~
tiS[ ~ hhse peen i9W appncatlohs LOT license 10
stenban wihor, bes hoor tsa ,,rI,',aI,,
StePnIeh MiDGIt mas Deen CHOSEN superintendent
a. puUio sohoois !" hieAahuria county, vice u H.
"'n'a
Loss than flity tons OF domestic ice Is now stored
here, but many cargoes of New England ice have
a. r, N r-,.--..- a. .-,,
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UNlTED STATES SUPREME COURT.

lhe following business was transacted In the SUI
preme Court or the United States Tuesday:
Admissions to the bar-S.V SauthAIl Of Charl ottes
" lui Va, on motion Of W. j. Robertson, John A
TiAwer, Of Ida Grove. Iowa, on motion OF David u
VIE, and george u Reilly, Of Vincennos, Ind, on
&NO, 2lG The Continental bank Note Company of
Nov YORK city, appellant, vs.. The United St1tes
Argument concluded by John K. Dos Passes for an,
pellant ana hOllcitor'General Phillips Tor Aupelleo
DO AZ The state ex rel. the southern Hank plain.
hh IN error, vs. EDWARD Pillspury mayor &c Argued
BY John A. Campbell for plaintins In error and ,uh-
miiied by y. Betmndea, u; II. Chamberlain, aud w.
X HOrnbOwer tor plaintiff in error, and Nv n NJ
JOINS aud Henry q. Miller for defendant In error
No, 300, Edward Bermudez, plaintiff la error va
che city Of New on ans on motion on j. A. Canp,
bell, dismissed with Costs
No lU2 Jacob N. Duncan ct al. appellants Va the
steAn.tug Francis Wright. Argument coumencat
by r. d, Benedict for appellants, aud continued by
William Allen Butler for appeeos.
GAdjourued until to-day.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr. George Reid, of Norfolk suffered a stroke OF
paralysis on Saturday.
\ patent has been issued to Horace L. Trout of
Troutsville, Va, for a boiler 6ue.
Mr. Eugene G. Peyton has been elected general
manager of the Rockbridge Alum Springs by the
board of directors
Mr. William H. Hunter clerk of the Corporation
Court of Norfolk, died on Saturday. Mr.. j. A.
Coleman has been appointed to the vacancy.
The Governor has signed the bill providing for
merging the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail-
way, with:the Washington and Alexandria Rail-
road.
The following superintendents of schools were
confirmed: Stephen Wiber for the county of Alex
andriai w. H. Strother for the county of Fauquier
o. T. Porterfied for the county of Giles
By the immense sale of 81. Jacobs Oil we begin
to realize that the world is not slow to recognize
what is good for its ailments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-08

Mary Mclaughlin was sent down for vagrancy.
Richard Hatton young colored "vag" got
thirty days.
Michael Jones forfeited collateral for overstep-
ping the bounds of decency
George Riley and Abram Barnes raised Hades in
she county Monday and were fined.
Lizzie Bannister and Nellie Brown, two dusky
maidens, engaged In q first. class prize fight in
Hells Bottom lastSaturday night. Each got thirty
days in jail
The following parties were fined S. each for loud
Iand boisterous talking; John Woods Louis Grant,
lMichael ODay, Kate Eldridge, Minnie Jones' Ju-
qius Pick, and owen Taylor
John Lewis and John Adams. two old colored
,men llmped Into court and answered to the charge
Sof fighting In the Streets Lewis was fined 81 and
the case against Adams dismissed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
The OGiCiaI Trnnsactions NJ Recorded
YealerdaN.

MI j. T. olmstead presents the following trRnsac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday as re-
ported 10 him by the Recorder OF Deedsi
CITY PROPERTY.
ON street north, between fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets west, subot so az feet inches by 50 feet)
square 49,, George Mason to Frank Hume $3.50
On stieet south, between Fourth aud Finh streets
cast west part of lot ca feet 81 inches BY 100 feet
nclles), square SIS. Jermain g. Porter to George W.
Perkins, " 90.
on Tenth street east corner Of street SOUTH sub.
lots 49, 49, a. and Is 81 feet II Inches by 06 feet lO
inches, square ~, Thomas s0meryille TO Mary III.
ROsenhauu, ti.JlO.
on Maryland avenue, near the corner Of q street
cast sublOl ~ go by III FEET inCh), square south
sjll
on Ninth street east, between South Carolina
avenue and ID street south, original lot (g feet s
Inches by depthl, square go, Edward II. Thomas,
trustee, 10 John r. Horrell, SlSl576.
0noHOETOME.
On Congress street. between West and StOddaIt
streets, parts OF lots 81, e and % 40 by i2O fee),
block o. of BeRlls addition, William H. Davis trustee,
70 Joseph Lhbey, t2,72250
COUNTY,
]amesT. Osborn TO Archibald White. part OF Peters
mlll-seat. containing - ofen acre $3.50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-08

ALsNASpRIA, March but little was done on
Change to-day, Prices arc firm aud small sales Of
wheat were made ~ 80 for Fultz and SIC for white
corn No rye or oats reported. Country produce is