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...,,,,. '.,..-,.,,I',I1,,' sALE OF BONDS.
.oo 600, ,oco for Gambling Pur.
,inr S2O,VVV' 80. nra,v f,able.

ooo ooo for Gambling Pur.
alidns lr. genne,i's New Cable. ~.
po'e'--.rl Nov. 1s,-In reviewing last
INV lSshl street the Ssin to-day says ;
. II IN wal wa cyests Of the week were W.
ensaIVG,p,,S,s sale of government bonds
4 yanderoIpso Ipsonnett's declaration OF war
n ]. o. Gpeuid pid 10 Yanderbilt's deal In
rll', y. and Lake Shore 'SeS ssOed - some three
riince i6S he sold some Of his stocks ana
30 sgo ne ~ bonds. He then made trade,
|psghi 'guaiI aIl the appearance OF playing Tor
|Akh naI i o., made on the transaction some
IEg' ilu nor "'| cent. profit. besides receiving
y Or % ~ fnterest per annum. But the
pi eelt; ts,dntrsl Mira which he sold then went
Nv i9ih es much as did the govern
dGos' and paid s per cent. per
q, Dm 'r d that he has praeIlc,aliy ~. su ~
IIlp' /" =. much as his brokers did. Lo-
Tlhlps 'ellinr the bonds and buying Lake
~ Be y I'M Nickel -Plated" stocks. How
boz ann III, make Is Of no interest to any
rh ac SiI, me fact that man like Mr.. Van
Ny Ouv y. ~ ont government securities for
fblll so WE of realizing money for Wall
b Purpossg, s,,ng y, IA moi without significance.
|tel 1; gl.aOioo3 si0 oo3 600 of bonds last week and
et9Id S,O'CJtf w. otferlng $40, ,00o, 900 more. He
W. ". m ,hpse 500 900, 600, not ior the pur-
Al''f y legitimate reinvcstment, put ior
q ,,.e q W., or al all events, trading turn.
|rDlnt, lDsling M the shorts in Lake Shore he
au',n't ,o mt the price Of the stock up and
|p"S,,t hnavv holdings.
v. W. q q BENEFITS challenge 70 MIR. Jay
Anj mj,a step Of quite a different sort.
0Ais p.nnstt came over only TO sign the pa
j, ,oce..ary ,cc for Incorporating q new
I, 'cbenle in conjunction with Mr. Gar
b y me- Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
" y e~ obcr capitalists. The making
srin, ~. or tbe cable are to cost S2 ,OO0, 600,
s;,% tlr Bennett subscribes 81 ,O0O, 900
,1S" a,ami.es another million If a second
4 n |, necessarv, the total capital TO be
W VIVA q n 00O 900. The new cable is TO
F.soJ Nv in connection with the Baltimore
4 i6Sio telegraph system, and the Herald
~ the Western newspapers not 10 make
A' so,,racts Nm with the Western Union
,oyr % Bennett is ready to serve them on
'.uattyopjc principles with his new toy. On
'I'y the day before he sailed, he held
q "' MI much eloquence to the "Old
w ' st tbe mon Club: "Gould Is beaten
fS.,nS III - the line. He is beaten in this cable
t.Ins.; %ss7 h the elections, in the Metropoli-
4 & n he Western Union suit aud in Mu-
1 t-I'ncn.n Thereupon the whole Union
n nsbed next morning to Wall street
nId the Western Union down at IS,
Y. who had money selling II themselves,
n ,to., who had not giving the point
4 ,rters. % who "put them In" The
III recovered about TWO points, but Mr..
',s','. friends are sure that II has got to
ISIsO or 60 before "Jim" comes back
IshuCXt summer.
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Full lines of all kinds Of
Goods for Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them. +
uovtttlauitAG
'sNEWs FROM THE CORNERS" :"
nov1liJani-l1, %

ssNEWs FROM THE CORNERS"
Overcoats seem to be the
leading topic these days and
we are always ready to inform
the people where to find the
best stock to select from. Prices
are lower on many grades than
last year and the variety of
styles surpasses all of our pre-
vious eff 'prts to give the VIII
mingtonians something to
please Il em, Now just drop
in at any time and especially
during this week and see what
we have. 1t may be Of interest
to you to know such a stock Of
goods is kept in our city and
unless y pu call you will never
know. Our Fifteen Dollar
Overcoat is are taking the lead
yet many cheaper and some
higher i n price are at the Will
mington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets.
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & CO.
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RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
srRAwRRIDGE & CLoTHrER,
p,urAs IN DRY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY,
\ TGgrH and MARKET STREETS.
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MTsCErrAvEOUs,
5.s-~
HOUSEKEEPERS i
BEDS! BEDS! 4

u s. g. 'vndaia Sd 81
Commodore Earl English, Of Equleat Raa
nit herewith the statements LIEUT. ooMNDrR F. wpE Executive
Officer of this t the
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES and Pillows
This statement made
articles
THE FELT MATTRESSES PILLOWS
placed
undergone trial of something
The
inal elasticity
having formed INTO tropical
the Felt found
atmosphere
sweet and and free from the slightest Objectionable
mosphere 5ats sftea
The Mattresses and Pillows
there hair
despite all efforts
against the
qualities
ticking
OF the Felt possible chain shackle weighing
hours the side the model still
taken from the
the ticking had absorbed The had penetrated the "Ft nehu
60 ofan inch sd
I'M the
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES and PILLOWS
for the Officers
purposes which put ever in the Navy
and sa most efficient Life
Mattresses
of these Mattresses and Pillows by the Bureau '@1
respectfully, servant,
[sgnedl RICHARD w s. N. Commanding
N
[signedl w w QUEEN Captain Commanding
Fisheries wAmNerox Aug
bton recently Berlin, your
of Life Saving Mattresses well also
and Pillows. Yours respectfully,
.4.- SPENCER F. BAIRD, Commissioner of
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The LATEST Returns

IN \, .,a aiat simpson is elected one of the
I,,na ,,14a most reliable taiIors of the city.
Ees t.a, saa varied assortment OF styles to
4, Anu %ggl ai ana perfect fit every time with
grS5.,,1 ,1llefalion. Try him for stylish
dqSes'4 4''I pair of pants, or fine suit of
laldir, second story Morning News
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Cannot be beaten, either in
Style, Goods or Price, for Men
Youths Boys or Children.
Rock bottom prices and all
clothing guaranteed as repre-
sented at
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Men

llygesl y d., on ,.. suffering from nervous or
= Prof GWvn,iIy W or impotence should send
ltlk e., sarS'on, 1913 Fulton street, New
kOd' q Soa, complete treatise ON lost man
ee''t under cover, free. tts,w
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..-s~+,
He Never Was Sick.

SG'.,I ItNS' y q N Y, May "a, 1SS1.-H. IT.
ty's sirYao' oo' SIRs-I have never had a
ljIgr Cnr" n"' ,,, - since your Safe Kidney and
s|e renewed me of kidney disease.
JOHN J. MURPHY.
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though on Rats.

Nt1Ir.a.o oul u, rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
uts -SI, Xxx. skunlis, chipmunks, gephers. Is
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NO NOVEMBER VII DRAWING.
WHOLE ETs, 81. HALF TICKETS, 81
q ulckets. $50: 55 Tickets 500.

Remit Money or Bank DRAFT In Letter, OF senu
by Express. Don't send by Registered letter or on
Post 0fice Order. Orders OF 70 anu 1Hpddress al
orders 70 r. NJ BoARDMAN, Gourier.s,snIosnEFinasl 81 Fis
DuiIdlnE, Louisville ~, 2rs "a b >. as.,ts.i1leS
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HAMPOBELLO ISLAND

Was purchased in June, 1881. by the Campo "a
BE- hello p Company. which was orgsnized underyEM
one million (sl, GOO, coo, dollars.
EissnsOn. f. b. Beaumont. Alex. s. Porter and {. G.
The officers s q w The copsny are As f9ews VIZ Rrss
Trssnrsr Rsnnont m e nracrs br oa nsngs a Ms Mens'
,: b. Beaumont George A Goddard. Alex. s. Porter,
q Boston, and z; z. Chase. of the firm of Chase &
Porter.
As the property acquired new and beau,
opened in August and finding the accommodation thus
afforded quite inadequate larger house is being
Sous Vii be the sans
in Welsh House IN the Woods" 1t stands on an ern-
and enchanting views in ali directions THE OWEN"
win be opened JUNE l. and will accommodate tran
win be opened in the Latter part Of June and is Intended
Tor the accommodation Of those wishing to stay one
ia the modern style and their appointments viii be re-
fined and homellke in every respect. They win be
der the manassment Of Mr. 7. Barker. late manager
House, stowe, Vermont.
The island Of Campobeilo hes in Passamaquoddy Bay
ten Qo miles long, from two to three miles wide and
has acircunerence thirty (3O) miles, 1t is irregular
scenery. There are coyes, beaches chasms and deep
,nles lofty and densely wooded hills and rugged head
oyerhang the sea for many miles,
Access may be had by the fine steamers Of the In
Per week; leaving Commercial Wharf, Boston. at
O'Clock an, Portland at the day. arriving at
esee be checked directly to the hotels The II SO
train VIA the Eastern r., connects with the steamer
The prices at this beautiful seaside home win be rea-
eonable and consistent with the and efforts to make
u model of comfort and summer enjoyment.
Application for summer board may be made to.
Care ALEX. S. PORTER
General Manager, Campobeno Co.,
msU-eo2w "a State street, Boston, Masa
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SUMMER RESORTS.
(yAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS,
HAMPSHIRE CO., W. VA.

Oren JUNE LIST to OCTOBER, and laterS q,
when company will justly, having the largestYcGAY
swimming pool of csrbonated mineral water in. .a<
the world Also Chaly beate Springs (second none)
rich iron and from half three quar of an
hours ride carriage hOrseback) fine white SULPHUR
Grand 0unain scenery, summer climate unsurpassed;
charming summer home. More satisfactory results
number of diseases (some ia few weeks others Eea-
sOn) than any springs this country Europe and
rates of charge moderate Easy Of access from all points
OF the compass Pamphlets and water at Thompson's
50S 18th street. Washington, ID. c. will be sent direct
on application. Fine band, good boating and fishing
Engage rooms early. Hundreds turned away each sea-
son unable to get quarters. Hunting in season.
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PERSONAL.
yUHAT ARE MISFITS.
w WHAT ARE MISFITSf
MISFITS?

w WHAT ARE MIsFITss
MIsFITs,
MIsFITS?
Ry the term nist the trade denominates: All clothing
en- or more ways frequently Gentlemen after ordering
suits find that they need worse than they do
deposit and the tailor hs stuck se with the st
e1 . TO- the S tailor fails to satisfy in fit or finish
allow them to away dissatisfied the blending garment
made to reae e Thess sss sss G the
tailor is unable % to sell for several He hasn't the
vert those who come after ordered goods buyers of
chant tailor It is then in with the cash and
MIsFif STORE. cor 10th and streets.
Open Evenings till 9 pm. Saturdays till IL pm.
SOO SUITS OF MERCHANT TAILoRs' MIsFIT
OO C1oshins slo and sl2 orgina price s2o to fSS
cor. of 10th and SITS.
cs.75 FOR CUsToM-NADE SPRING SUITS, WE'LL
p worth SIS (shoice from 40 styes). MIsFIT sTOEE.
Cor. 10th and SITS.
iS sT FOB Er1BH EaNE CO CUSTOM SUITS worth s4o MIS-
$aa SUIT. CUSTOM MADE FOR 50. Cor. 10th
c45 MERCHANTTAILOk MIsFIr SUITS FOR s1s,
p at the MlsFIT STORE, cor 10th and sts.
cso MERCHANT TAILORs, MIsFIT SUITS FOR
p s12. at the MisFIT STORE. cor. 10th and F sts.
MIsFITs, MIsFITs! MIsFITs!-MERCHANT
their saae ~ Mss sb sats and At & s1a
sts '-'' - ''' '''i . oi'h' 'oi i0'n An"
WHAT ARE MISFITS3
" WHAT ARE WHsF h5sE1as, EEE M1sr1rs,
MIsFIT STORE,
Cor. 10th and F sts
Open Evenings till O'Clock; Saturday till ii.
S. cUsTon-nADE aGsFfr SHsFf Eq6 EG6nE e. AT THE
Cor. 10th and F sts
G25 CUSTOM MADE , SUITS IT'S J ToR So. AT THE
Cor. 10th and F sts
Clio CUSTOM-MADE PANTS FOR "a, AT THE
p MISFIT STORE,
ESQ SILK AND sATIN-LINED SPRING SUITS
MIsFIT STORE.
Cor. 10th and F sts
HIGH ART AND ELEGANT CLOTHING IN
III Merchant Talors Misits at One-third value.
MISFIT STORE.
Cor. 10th and T sts
Ga CUsToM-MADE PANTS HSTS l1 FoR 6. AT THE
Cor. 10th and F sts
S4o CUsToM-MADE SUITS FOR SIS. AT THE
Cor. 10th and F sts
S2o cUsToM-MADE SUITS EoE 50. AT THE
Cor. 10th and sts
c50 SILK AND SATIN-IINED SUITS FOR 500.
q at the MISFIT STORE
Cor. 10th and F sts
open Evenings till O'Clock; Saturdays till IL pm
Sc CUSTOM MADE PANTS FOR s.. so. AT THE
al2 Cor. 10th and F SITS.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reve
nue., 1877, 269; customs, s713 0869S.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re
demption, $224, 600.
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JOHN NJ. HUBBARD, Of Chicago, has declined the
appointment as Treasury agent at Alaska No one
has been designated to ill the place as yet.
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LIEUT.. DAENHowER's PARTY.-Jwo letters, dated
Irkutsk, February IL, 1882 were received in Salem,
Mass, yesterday by the family OF Raymond New
are now on the way from Irkutsk to st. Peters
burg, and are near Augsburg, on the Siberian
frontier. Mr.. Newcomb writes that, barring un-
avOidable delays, the party Will arrive in St Pc
tersburg about the first CT May. Lieut.. Danen-
hover was improving rapidly, and Mr.. NewcOmb
has been acting as his amanuensiS. Every member
Of the party has gained in health and the tone OF
the letters is very hopeful and cheerful.
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Old World News by Cable.

AMNESTY 10 HERzEGoyIN1AN INSURGENTS
VIENNA, April IA tac1t amnesty Will be
granted TO the insurgents in Herzegovina, who re-
turn to their homes and labor quietly on their
lands.
FATAL EXPLOSION ON AN AUSTRIAN STEAMER.
LONDON, April 13-The Cologne Gazette states
that a boiler exploded on board the Austria, q
steamer belonging TO the Austrian Northwestern
Steamship Company, OF the EIbe, while lying at
her dock atMagdeburg. kur persons were killed
and the vessel nearly destroyed.
SEPARATED FROM HIS WIFE
PARIS, April l3-The Marquis OF Anglesey, who
was married ON the 26th of June, 1850, TO the
widow OF the Hon. Henry Wodehouse, daughter Of
Mr.. J. p. King, OF Georgia, U. s. A, has separated
from his wife. She is the third wife OF the mar.
Qus who announces that he will not be respon-
sible for her debts
OFFICIAL LIST OF IMPRISONED susPECrs
detained in prison on April LIST places the number
at 511, OF whom 8 are reasonably suspected OF
murder as principals and as accessories. Eleven
are charged with treasonable practices, and "a with
shooting with Intent TO murder Others are held
for arson, intimidation, unlawful assembly, etc.
DR. LANsoN.
The health OF DIR. Lamson is good. He sleeps
well and occasionally Is almost cheerful. He has
written an account OF his movements at about the
time OF his visit TO Wimbledon Just before the
death OF young Johns, but many OF the state
ments therein have been proved to be untrue The
defence have obtained the evidence OF four ser.
wants employed by the doctor while at Bourne
mouth. They all dep0ee as to eccentric acts on
the part OF the prisoner and to their belief that he
Is insane.
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Resumption Of Work in the Lawrence,
Mass. Mills.

LAWRENCE, MASS, April la-At the Pacific mills
this morning 80 additional weavers and 10 spinners
were engaged More than one half the cotton
spinning machinery at the lower mill is now In
operation, also 744 looms. The total number OF
the employed this morning was 24s weayeTs and
% SpfnnerS.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Nedical Director VIM T. Hood
detached from the Naval hospital, Chelsea, MasA,
and ordered as member OF the examining board
at washington, d. c.: Medical Inspector A c.
board at Philadelphia, and ordered 20 duty at The
Naval Academy, 10Th Inst; Medical inspector A. G.
Gofgas from duty at the Naval Academy, 18th
ins[ and ordered 70 the Naval hospital, Chelsea,
Nasi, 46th Inst; surgeon b II. Kidder nom duty
as member Of the examining board, Washington,
D. G., and ordered 20 the receiving ship Wabash;
surgeon John II. Clark from the Wabash, ana
ordered - momoer o. the naval medical board
at rh11aoe1ph1a; Chief Ung1necr W0L 8 etamm
Esropeen station. with permisufon 70 return 70 -
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Boston, MASS, April 1a-Ernest Longfellow, son
OF the poet states In card that tnasmuch as many
persons have made haste to announce biographies
OF Henry w. Longfellow, with claims OF authorize
ton from his family, he desires TO disabuse the
public OF wrong expectations and guard against
Imperfect biographies. In due time memoir win
be published, 20 which the family viii lend all
thankful to those OF Mr. Longfeliows friends who
win entxust 70 them Tor this use whatever corre-
their pO00o6GdOp,
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Boston, MASS, April 13-At the meeting OF the
Yale and Harvard boat clubs, at New London, last
Tuesday, Yale proposed that the race be rowed
this year on June 30th, provided that Yale may
name the day In 1888 and 1884. the choice being re-
stricted to Thursday and Friday following COM
mencement. II Yale ratifies this proposition Har-
ward will probably agree #
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SIXTEEN AFFIDAvrTs in DR.. Lamson's behalf
were sent to London by the Attorney General per
steamers Arizona, Abyssinia and City OF Berlin.
THE STAR ROUTE CAsEs.-The plea OF misnomer
In the case OF NJ. c. Rerde, In the star route con-
spiracy Indictment: the motion for bill OF partic-
tion to quash in the case Of A. T. Boone, have been
set down for hearing for Tuesday next.
DIPLOMATIC PRoBABnIT1Ea-It Is among the
gossip in Official quarters oday that Hon. Alphonso
Taft OF Ohio, will be appoin TED minister to Aus
tria, in place OF VIM. Walter Phelps; that Gen.
Badeau Will be appointed consul general to Havana
In lieu OF Mr. Hall, and that Nj Charles PaysOn,
now now charge at Denmsrk, WIN bs made Third AS.
Mr: Payson formerly filled TIL ppsltton. Mr.. Taft
is Endorsed for the Austrian mission by the Ohio
republican delegation In Congress
RATI0Ns FOR INDIANs-The War department hae
received Information that arrangements have been
made to supply the ArrapaApe aud Cheyenne In
dians with beef ana other PROVISIONS until an
appropriation from Congress- can4be used for the
purpose
SECRETARY HuNT says that M. Chandler win
not desire to assume the of Secretary OF the
Navy before next Monday. The President VIII
sign Mr. Chambers commissfan to-morTuw after
his return from Hampton, VA ar on Saturday.
OF duty before the last OF next mpash.
THE FurxRAL Of Naval Conssluetor John Len
than took place at two O'Clock ma fternoon from
his late residence 1913 street s1ha pan bearers
we're Rear Admirals G. R. r. RQdSeA ]. ]. Alney,
Naval consti iuctou i N 1ssds samuel q. Fox
and q; =; q 0oldsboIoslgh lhe 1eIuains uese
1nteIzed - Rock czeek cennete sszsss
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WORCESTER MASS, April 13.-Geo. NJ. Gin, agent
OF the Worcester iron works, dropped dead In his
oflce this morning. He was large owner OF rail-
road property in New England and the West, and
a prominent democratic politician. He was a del-
egafe to several national conventions, and one OF
the wealthieSt men In Worcester.
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SIXTEEN AFFIDAvITs in Or. Lamson's behalf
were sent to London by the Attorney General per
steamers Arizona, Abyssnia and City OF Berlin.
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kilograms to The Star

LONDON, April 13-The Catholic clergy OF the
diocese OF CaShel and Emily have passed resolu-
lions pledgng themselves TO exert all their influ-
ence to prevent outrages, demanding the cessa-
ton OF coercion and eviction OF tenants for arrears
OF rent and also pedging themselves TO cooperate
with the peoples representatives with the object
OF securing large amendment 70 the land act
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CHARLESTON, s. c., April 13-The steamer Plan
ter from this port, exploded her boiler this morn
ing after leaving the dock. Jake Washington,
colored deck hand, was scalded to death The
mate and engineer, both white, were seriously
scalded, and two colored men slightly in, red.
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Os BRICkLAYEE
An kinds of yobbing IN Brick Work. Setting and Reset
eng Bozlezs. kansea Kettes Crates Fagging Coping.
Steps, Tisas &c. Estimates furnished for New Worf
1upt attention given 70 Ill ORDERS Orders left AZ No
- 16 strest northwest os 3t12 street. West Wssh-
08eos npJ-3m
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COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The Senate In executive session yesterday con-
f1rmed the following: w. f. Chandler, OF New
Hampshire, to be Secretary OF the Navy; w. H.
Hunt, of Louisiana, minister to Russia: j. R. Part
ridge, OF Maryland, minister to Peru; John Fl.
Smythe, OF North Carolina, minister to Liberia;
VIM. Williams of Indiana, Charge d'afraires to
Paraguay and Uruguay; John Jay Knox, of Min
nesota, controller OF the currency; Commodore
Pierce Crosby. rear admiral; Capt. A. A. Semmes,
Lieut.. Commander c. v. Gridley, commander.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Corn shows tendency Ia advance
-Oul ih INKS Y1c duy to Mt.Edgur Baltic |
iolc "a Ul,.lu. I,ndrirI.
,..........., .........t,,.
'". '' "'''' 'N''''' ''"''''O',
"""l WIN "E'N Oh Hrc'Fn' S''''
'''"'F'
judy, q .rald Is sending ont the gov
.,'"' + pr. ''@'' '''"'''hu Nl' own eau i'i
'"' S'''i"' '''''''"'
The late n. VI. Patterson wpg insured
in the MrmuI Bru.iitu t the Mobile lite IN
~ma.c. company tor $4,000.
d. ,,y,....... ...-....-,,,..
h'm "lv'Nn9 N i''"N' ring ihllu'f
.U, WI p' " Wlu h'o"i nSNu' III week
10 ''' ''''' II ''''''S ""''"S Oh "o'''
cope "h' want T." 90 10 rhnroh 10.
u'N '"'' "ul 10 i'''' I" our ul''"iy "I
'e''s""' SERVICES 'u" make 'he't 'h"'cc'
SATURDAY, h cotton rrcpipts about an
average WIh lively demand nj quoted
pti,is and shipmcnt- ARE going ON -tpnJ.
Iily.
a ProullN'u' c'llh'l' ilhle AlN'h 'tr'ei
| lN'iy ,,,, N,'uuS WIN .uy,s 'aP'is"nh
| tippI,u 'lo g, .InaN ny s'HlnH nome on
h'"'' I'N"H "'' ""EH5 "'"'Iu'
! Tile condition of Bob Ingram WA
,tbout the same last evening. With lowrr
unhs parallzrd and still uiicon-,Inu.. nut
with better pulse than the d4y before
.r. ......, a.,...,-.. -,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15
New Iu,ub.r Ward.

The Eclipse lumber yard has nov on
hand the largest and best assorted stock
oi lumber, both rough anil dressed. Also
the largest assortment oi smngc', door,
sash. blinds and builders material that
has ever been brought 10 Waco. II will
hrto the interest ut those Wishing 10 pun
chase humber to call aud examine or
stock ~ our lumbe il dry aud III the
very best. Polite attention to all nj the
yard, corner Washington and Fiilh .trrcts
Waco, Texas. X NJ. PACE.
1uAgIg.g,J,p