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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04

A number of citizens are talking Of the
feasibility and practic.bility Of establishing
water works. 1t is proposed to tap the Ark
ans.s river at point several miles west, and
run the wafer through ditch along the di-
vile and thence into reservoirs located back
OF the city. The water could be used in case
Of FIRE or for irrigating purposes. A stock
company is talked Of, and the capital re-
quired would be small, not to exceed 81. 600.
We hope this plan will be put into opera
ton. Its two-fold purposes Will be Of great
benefit and utility. A discussion Of the ques-
ton will develop interest in the matter, and
We hope to see the project carried into effect.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04

New cooking stoves and tinwars, . nice
line received at NJ. Collars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04

Fresh vegetables always on hand At the
new grocery and provision store Of Charles
Dicksrson, lev door west Of postofbce.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04
sPEAREVILLE DOIN0S.


Farmers are complaining Of their Wheat
crop being injured BY the chioch bugs and
frost. Some 6elds have escaped injury entire
" 90 rar and bid fair to make good crops.
Our local prognos'ica'or predicts the
following tor this summer: Three m.rriage-,
two divorce, cbsngtabie weather With occ.-
-ionsl ~indr and one cyclone.
Mai. J. A. Cline recently drawed abOnt
81, 900 back p nsion, bought the star grocery
building and moved il TO Bellfont where he
expect. io occupy i. with = s,ock Of groceries
The A., T. & {. F. work train has un-
loaded several Carload al atone at this place
evidently to be used in making permanent
improveme u. Let the good work 20 on;
our sdversilies enable III TO etand lots Of
prosperity without becoming egoiistical.
-D,ed-Paschal Ball, Of pneumonia,
Who res,ded shout seven miles northeast Of
town. Mr.. Ball Came here about three and
hsh years ago rom Rock Island, Ill He
leaye- wife and .eversl children to morn
his death. They have the sympathy o. this
community in their sso bereavement.
the Globe has the happy iscui = OF TAX
ing both sides VI gu, stion without detri-
ment to the integrity Of its editors. Ii strad-
dies the congressional issue like the nal
divided in SICK and thrown acrose . hOrse's
back-ShiDn in one end of sack and Frost in
The other end. So they ride in everything,
and sharing the good and bad or indifferent.
Having a wicked partner is an excellent
condition Religion and State do not get
mixed ny; the two attitudes are assumed
with becoming grace and fitness. In all
things earthly the wicked partner assumes
the role, while the christian partner is re-
sponsible for the moral issue. This division
Of responsibility is shared alike in politics,
religion, temperance, iDtemperance, morali-
ty, immoraliiy, the granger, the cattlemsn,
the sheep man, irrigation, rain, drouth, &c.
Just divide every isrus, business, question
or purpose, and you will end Shinn. with
HE ssnctimopious smile, on one aide, while
the wicked partner Frost comes up erinnine
with sardonic smiles on the other side. This
relation or position keeps them in equilibri-
um--the business Of the Globe is fostered,
and Its fexibiiity is rendered soft and plia-
BILE. and suited to every condition and cir
cumstance. You pave your money and
takes your choice"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-01

- g9nllt SIR mad Der ntuelten
Ofooe gefleloet iein, 10 labt Gub Cure
ansiige BEL paneeait & Sobn
ma6en. S,4 t3Wt
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MoHfe iiber Die 3miiem.

Den griefen bes Sen. Wcltfe aus
Sfublanc, seidrieben i'm Sabre 1856, 1T
TolgenbeS entnpmmen:
Die pdterlide @ewalt III bic gaiis
alIsr Iedts3uitdnpe in OeuBlano. Sin
gater fam unseredt unb bart iein, aber
bus hebt iein gSttliaes 9eedt uidt auf.
Der Hulie nluB 2ur9aus einen Serrn
baben,- er iudt ,ibn iid, ,penn er i9m
feblt. Die 9emeinbe wabtt lid ben
Starpiten aus ben ipeiben 6duptern, pb=
ne ibn mare iie Elm gienenidwarm pbne
aSnigin. vllnler Sano iit gut, ater mig
baben Nienanb iiber gns, fomrn unb Be-
berride nns" mar bic Bptl6aft cer @e=
meinen an 9turit. llnb pie Wardser faz
men aus 0tprwesen unp bsrti4ten
eArd 9abrbuaeerte Bis goris @pounpm,
Der 1brunrduber, ben leeten @nfel 9tu=
riffs in uslitid burd feline gcten ermpr=
ben lieB- llno 70 1T es aud beim Spl.
baten. ST wurpe qbne Ieinsa Sauptz
mann in ocr tSbtliditen 8erlesenbeit
iein. Wsr iollte fit ibn benfen, ibn flb=
rem, iha itrofea? st slaubt pislsiat BON
ihn. eaB er ibm baS Seinise Spreatbalt.
er wire int Sdbsorn bon ibm miBbanoelt,
aber er liebt ipn parum bod metr ais
ben Deutlden, Der seredt uno nit uez
berlesuns aadltist. Wenn ber eurcpai=
ids Seloat ieinen llntercfficier in taz
tranfenam auitanee iabe, 10 tpare eS nit
Der 0lsetplln aus, BET ruiliide lest ibn
Su Bette, mil4t Jpn ub uno sebcrdt ibm
mprSen, menn ct au8seidlafen, NIT ber=
ielben Ireue ME 3upor.
Der seneine 9tulle III bon 0eatur
sntmathia uno Frieo{ertis. Nie iiebt man
bic 8eHte ii4 praseln uber brren. ST
feant feline Stiersefedte unb Sabnen.
tdmpie. s(bsr Der Sefsbl ieineS Sbern
madt ibn, 5,par iebr sesen Wuni6 uno
Neisuns, gum bingehenoiten Sclpaten.
Set ner lleberidwemmuns in ct.
petersburg ertranfen Yoiten, neil Gs
nidt ab9el6st wursen. 4ls bas gBins
terpalaIS abbrannte, rettete Elm Brielter
bic seweibten @efdBe aus ber Salrbcas
peae. atuf benz eprripOr fano er cine
S@ltswadle unb ma9te ben pplten aui
bic orcbenoe 9efabr aui inerfi lam. "Pri.
kassl' Der geiebl( iagte ber Wunn, er'
belt bic NbIcluticn uno perbrannte."
@etpiB, bemerft Elm Slatt bel Yelpres
dung beS Wfcltfe'lden Wertes, bat bey
runllde Sclest uprtrefhide GisenidaI.
len unp 1T in einem tiinitigen oeutid.
rullIIden Sriese Elm teinespess gu unter.
idaeenber @esner, allein in Nasemeiner
1T er tmmer bod nur Der ausbruf cine,
rpben Strait, melaer oas seil,ise @lemen
ni9t ebenbartis 3ur Seite itebt. De,
@ellt 1T es aber, ber ni9t atlein letenoil
madt, icnoern audi Siege 9e@innt,
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einem mddtisen lodera ancten suiammsn.

einem mddtisen lodern ancten suiammsn,
90, nit ertpbenen Nrmen, bon benen
bic Germet oes Trilirmantels melt suriid'
aealitten mareu, fanb fe Dor Benz Spteeel
unb lddelte ibr gilo an, bab bic wetbsn
3dbne idimmerten, uno bog lth naber an
bas @las, baB bic gum &u1e selpitten
9ippsn bic eippen bes @pieselblloes faif
beriihrten.
Das ladslnbe @eIidt wuroe plSelid
miebes ernit. 2Benn er nun nidt auf=
madte uno irsenb eiaen Bcrwano mubte
Re bod baben fir ben erlten au8enblif -
irgeub et,pas, menn ea and MI; unsefatr
mabr(deinlif Hang Stipas nit oen
Sinbern2 Ridaro tatte beute IbenO
blab ausseiebeu - es pur au sspa5t uno
gina aud nidt pbne bic Pil5. - Die
Rleiber - Das mars Ste tcnnte ia
fraeen, RIB lie i'm g.rirten rber berSleiden
= es iiroe ldon seben.
Sic bate ben Trillrnlantel abSeltreift,
mar in ben Ieibenen Sdtofrcd gsfhliipft,
ber iibsr Der Stubuebne hine, unb fanp
bcrdeno an Der Sau,merttar. Wi6ts
reste fd; Srdulein pils bate iih 3wei=
fellcs hiupelest uno idlief.
9iun Iauidte qe an Ger 3hir, ipeld,e
uuf ben Corridor fiibrte - IQes ftill.
2etie Dffn3te fe unc id'aute binaus.
Der Corridor mar, tpie de ermaret,
leer, bic 2dter bic uuf je gines an ben
beioen @nben perlSldt. sic bate nur
penise Sdritte Bis gu Der Seitentrspps,
bic 7e um abene, als iie bic &leiosr bin,
aaIidofften, beuutt tatteu. Sic tpuBte
ben Wes gang gut; cben mar es bic 3weite
9tiir Inter Sano.
Noh einmal lauIdte fe, ipihte iie mad
allen Seiten; bann tuidte fe binaus.
(8ortlsbuns fOIet)
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Sd)ram & 50.

Sin @ei9aitslpial, pas iortmabz
rene nit aunoen aneefaGt 1T, ift bas Der
Serren Sdram & So. Die gerfdufer
uno Sertauierinnen baben ale Sdnce
ppu gu tbun uno bic Padete, bic aus oem
Stcrs setraaen mereen, linb sabaus.
N'lt &edt erfreuen lid bic 5erren oro-
Ger Pcpnlarltdt, benn lie linb nldt nnr
aufmertiame uno liebenswarbise, iousern
aud unternebmenpe uno eneroiide Sc.
i@ditsleute, bic ltet5 alien anberen poraus
iinp uno ibren aunpen itamer etmas
9eeues, bq8 geite uno Mpbernte, bieten
tSnnen. Oa8 S4nIttwaarensO sOepurte.
ment 1T fir bic Saiipn pieeer uufercrs
bertlld rei6baltis uus9eitattet unO naz
nentll9 in Sleiperltpiien Iinoet man al.
lerlleblte Suden. @an5 beIonber8 mod.
ten mir ater Die DaGen auF Sic bSdlf
ele8anIen S3ute aufnertiam MAIDEN, t;e
bon tunltferti8en Sdnpen i'm Stcre anoe.
fstttBt meroen ferner auf ben etp6en
Sorrat4 BON Sduben, 8rpmenaoe ann
Sausihuben. Serren Ijnpen mpberne
an3a8e aller @r6Beu ~ r,abi9en Yrei.
len. G8 he5a4li lip, lei Sdrars & 81
mad Preiicn Su irasen, ebe man anesrss
no fault.
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Weld groBartiges GeI6aft bas
Barrier Grano Sotel ma6t, gebt aus
ben na6folgenoen interehanten ftatilti=
i6en Saten 9erbor. 1851 Sremoe
linb mdbreno bes erlten @el9dftsjabres
i'm Grano=Sotel abgetiegen, uno bielen
puroen ni6t ipeniger als SO, ,234 Mabl=
seiten i'm &etaurant> 191 ,933 berglei=
den aber on Der Sable o'bote ieroirt.
slae 6remhe nabmen suiammengenom=
Met 114,829 9sablSeiten auf iDren
3immern elm. gei SoG5eiten unb an=
oeren Geleseubeiten linb 500 Diners
bsrabreibt porOen. 9lus Dem Geller
famen 222,350 Slaiden billiser Weine,
55,320 feinerer Marfen, unb $4,000
Tlal6en Gbampagner.
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Ser Oberit fSorlptb ion6te a

= Ser Sberit 6oriDtb ion6te an
8en. Sberiban's 6auptquartier fol=
genoen amtli6en 8eri6t iiber iein
erites @efedt nit ben Snbianern in
Stem Merico: 0rD Camp, ait Der
@trabe BON 2orosburg na6 8i6mono,
"a. Npril. 9n Gen. Maden5ie, Sort
Craig. Brad bielen Morgen por Sa=
gesarbru6 na6 &i6monb auf. 8efabl
lieutenant Mc0Dnalo nit feds SIT
oianer &unol6af ftern ouf meinem
linfen 6liigel ST recognosciren unb
ma6te mild baran, ben Gila su Our6=
ipaten. 9lls ungefdbr stpei 9rittel
meiner 2eute bur6 ben TluB tparen,
fam ein Snbianer uno iagte mir, oaB
bier Der aunbi6after BON elmer groBen
9ln5abl Gbiricabuas getootet tpurben
uno oaB lid 2ieutenant Mc9onalO unb
Die sipei onoeren gegen Iie bertbeibigten.
Sd galpppirte 16 Mteilen, Bis idb lie
erreifte unb fano Die Snoianer fart
berI6an5t bel Steins peaf 9ange.
Griff iie iofort an uno oertrieb iie aus
ibrer beri6ansten Stellung. Sic felen
suriid uno nabmen 5tpei lneinnebmbare
Stellungen elm, Bic BON 6 big Is SUB
bo6 maren. Sanb es unm0gli9, lie |
obne grOBe gerluite baraus su ber=
treiben. Sd CAB um 5 llbr alle tpeite=
rem Sperationen auf unb marl6irte |
uieoer auf &i6monb su. Wfeine Ser
lutte beiteben in bier Snbianer &uno=
ida ftern unb einem @emeinen BON
Gscaoron 6 getobtet uno einem Ser=
geont uno bier @emeinen perpunoet. |
Sd peib es getpib, baB 5tpei Bet Geinoe
getObtet uno cine 9ln5abl bertpunoet
luuroen. Wir nabmen un6 t0bteten 13
Stiif 9finobeb, bas ibnen gebbrte.
SD begegnete ioeben Serrn 6enton auf
Der 0auptitraBe snii6en 2orosburg !
uno Gidjlnono, nel6er biele SepeI9e
mad 2oros6urg bringen mill. Sd muB
na6 Dem Gila SluB bel &i6nonb
geben um Walier tiW Die Sbiere su
finoen. Sd meroe BIZ Spur nod ein=
mol aufiu6en uno Bic Snoianer ins
ofene Selo gu brdngen beriuden, ipo=
pom i'd Sbnen einen giinitigeren 8eri1t
u liefern bohe. 9ie 3abl Der mir
Deute segeniiberltebenben Snoianer tpar
;iuii1en 60 uno 100. @s mar unter
ben llmitdnoen ni6ts 8e1eres su tbun
nogli6. Gie S6lu6t por bic
'6limmite, bic i'd ie iab,
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8sscs Gilt Geas 3onif tsf0goest bic
Bertauns
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Gemin1s In 8eiTaas rra 3
SII0,4ot

~- Gnfyaesn far assatsn, fppss &a.sn fii
Gluse tannsa nar in bsr Sffes in Wtm> Srlsaas
eemabt ptrbsn.
@s8en SniormatiDa ob. geieuunasa ftrdt, naa
- Wt. u. Daupbin,
Nep Srlsan3 &c
gbparS Toors. Ieent, gGs Ssuion II. geequta
SraBe, San Iatpnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-01

= Sabrelans Bat Olander lia nit
ieinen Sdmcrrhciben sequalt uno alerlei
YfuI dnlittsl periudt, Obne oa6 ibm oa=
ourd sebolfen waro, ,pdbrenb bic bequem
auBerlid an5uwenoenoe ANAKESIS
ibm iidere Seiluns psrbeiEt. Die
Sdadtel pcl gu 81 in alien apotbefen
gu baben. Broben fret. Traneo 3usee
ididt ourd g. NeufdOter & So, Soy
3949, Nem=Yprf.
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Grafu8 Neeo.

Das SssSbts 81 6beliassr Der
Stapt Il! paaisnise ess 9srrn s. Nssb.
NObsl aasr Art lino oalelbf in srGbtsr
@usnabl gu ben nissrisiisn prsiisn su
babsn uno IN Der SSst fam isoer Os.
ltmad befrieeist wsrosn. parlor. unb
SalaiBimmer.S.ts tauft man tsi 5srrn
8. 8sso 3u 8a6r'fprsiIsas oa sr feline Mo,
bel brett aus ben sFGbtsn 5atr'sn bee
eansss bs,iebt. Ssrr 8esO bat auber-
benz sinsn erObsn 9orratb BON Ssppiden
une Wattsn unp aQsn In biefss Jab ein<
lhlasenosn 9aaren. gBsr WGbsl irgeno
pslhsr urt Sstraubt, tbut potl, fa an
5srrn Nseo su penosn. 0pm @spStn.
litalisn bis gum GGsrlsinRen uub absusrz
fen II, @Ges in islnsm Stors ,u Rnesn.
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[ Detroit Iree Yres pom Is. Son

Detroit Jrse preb pom IS. SAM
6sd'tsimer Bros. ba6en Ioeben etn Gar
toao BON Nseos Silt gr8s 5onic erbalten.
Oteisr @rtifel Ssriarn fA letr RAID uno
% 'nuB ts aud ffin, ssnn ss 1T pbne 3,pei.
tel Der bsite artitsl isiner art, Der ie Elm.
9efnert puroe, uno bat nitat lsiuss G'lel,
gen. Nur Sas bsile Matsrial rviro ;u
Heeos Silt gbse Sonic ssrpauet.
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Der Sting bon absel0lfen Sorts um
StraBbura berum 1T nabe3u ppllenbet.
20 gS ltno elf TN @an5en, welde unse;dblte
NullIpnen Nfarf peridlunsen baben uno
IN IN ttrem Ninse auBer Der Stabt mod 5
Sorltaote unb 16 DSrf fer Tim ldlieBen.
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- Cine babihe lleberfeBungsbliitbe
brabte oer gineinHatier nGemmercial" +.
Sn einem benz Cincinnati 8oltsblatt"
entnOmmeneu 4rttel bat er nQmli6
ben slusorud 06erfelite6er" (auf eng
lid pettifogger) nit vpig sticker" wlez
Der gegeben. 9as 1T geraoe 10 buds
itdblid genau uno gsneu 10 {QliW, ols
mann man board Of health" nit oGez
unobeitsbrett", Ober "a square meal"
nit oeine pieredige Wlabl5eit" ilber=
ieben lpoflte.
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'ha1 g. Curly ,ton a'iraiaisn.
oifeber Vretfe:

Epprerir. dttoas GeGirne.
Ipprorgtatt6as>geDi III $500 2.700
bo 200 1,S00
oo. 100 soc
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= Sn benz fur3en gfetrplps, een bas
y gerliner Gaseblatt" benz babinseidies
ceaen Didter apnsfe(lcw miomet, iinben
mir II. 81. fOlsenoea Sae: y uamerita per>
liert III 9OnsfelOw elmer ieiner uolislten,
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Disies SnllItut purbe I'M Sabre 1883 fir Grs
sesungs> uno WOslitdtistsils 5wsfe suu str
staaislessIatur effsb!ia intcrp0rirt mi! eia,m
Rapital Sun 81 100000, su ws6em Ge feitb.r
tintn Refsryefoab sua $3.50 900 bn,uaefuet 81.
Dur9 Elm Ibsrltwsasiass ga.um purtsn tbrs
Rshte Elm She'll Der sssenwdrtissn Staatseun-
ltltuttpn,. an9encmmes an 2. December 1879.
5ere sroBea 3 3ttbuneen son einaelu.aa
Nummern ftnbea mpnatltd floit. 9iemaIs mir
cine 9isbung ssrfasben. Raa lsfs natfplssnb
DreispertsilIns.
0rrbe monatlias 3iebung Der
Classe E
In |sD Srleans Disnitas Cen 9. 0lai 1882.
aas unisrs funfiesn Sisbugssn Rnben lott Unite,
@afitbt une 2sluas btt Geusrdle
@. o. 8eaaregara ysa ghniseaaa nua
9nhal 9. Garly mun a'irsiaisn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04

Mr.. George W. Jones, Carpenter, having received
the contract, will commence the erection for Miss
Efiie Brown, at an early day, of fine dwelling
house on Fairfax street, between Cameron and
Queen, TO cost about $1,000.
The largest crowd thus far attended the Cadet
Corps fair last night The voting for articles named
stands For Cadets uniform-Walsh, 6i; Donnelly
49, Taylor 10; Kerby. I; 4. DeI,ea, 6; scattering,
1S, For watch-B. Donnclly, Il; Fora Hill, q !;
w. Schiller, 10; b. T.. Dodd, 10; r. DeLea,5 Eddie
Swaino, 8; r. Wenzel, 4; John Walsh, 8; scatter
ing, s.
The Old Students Society Of St. Johns Academy
gave its annual banquet at ATmory Hall Thursday
night Hon. Charles c. Stuart presided, and re-
sponses TO toasts were made by Commonwealth s
Attorney Brent Councilman Marbury, Assistant
City Attorney Armstrong, william r. Springer, IT,,
OF ILL.,. w. X. Davidson, William Smoot, and others
The occasion was n very pleasant one.
II has been ascertained definitely at the First
National Bank that the check for $50 700 drawn by
Mr.. Hoyt, of the Baltimore, Cincinnati and West
ern Railroad Company upon the Market National
ton by the First National Bank of this city has
not been paid, and Is now in the hands of the no.
tary public who will protest unless payment IL
made. There will probably be resale, and the
Washington and Ohio Road will, 1t is said be pur-
chased by the Ames- McComb interest
gigantic colored sailor, from Norfolk, who
gives no name is held at the station. house for
breaking into the shoe shop of lame c0lored
man, near the Midland tunnel, carly yesterday
morning. He had visited the shop in the after
noon previous, and the shoemakers suspicious be-
ing aroused, he took out his slender stock, hid II
under his bed, and kept watch. At midnight the
thief broke the door. The alarm was heard by
two policemen, and crowd of young men on
their way home from the Cadets fair, and when
the thief ran Oft he had crowd at his heels who
the western part of the city, where he was arrested
and taken to the station house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04


resolution in the House OF Representatives to
furnish the room of the Committee on Coinage
with complete set Of all the COINS OF the United
States, was offered by Mr.. Rosecrans, and met with
some opposition on the ground that the coins
might be stolen while Congress was not in session.
Finally the resolution was adopted.
The House then proceeded, as the business OF
the morning hour on Friday, to the call Of COM
mitteos for reports Of a private character
Mr., Rice, OF Massachusetts, from the Committee
OH Foreign Affairs. reported the bill for the relief
OF the captain, owners, officers. and crews land
their heirs or asslgns), OF the priYGteer General
Armstrong. Private calendar.
AMER all the committees had been called the
House went into Committee OF the Whole on the
private calendar (Mr. Dingley IN the chair) the
hrst hill being one reported by Dir, Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania, nom the COMMITTEES on Ways and
Means, releasing the Reading and Philadelphia
Railroad Company nom the tax assessed on the
wages certificates heretofore issued by tho com,
pany The bill gave rise to considerable debate
which was opened by Blr Hammond in opposi-
The bill was defended and advocated by Mr.
Kelley and Mr.; Hewitt, and was opposed BY Mr.
Springer and Others.
Mr. BGyne favored the bill as matter of relief
and favor 70 the Reading Railroad Company
which was In great distress; but not because he
questioned the correctness of the taxation. He
believed that the company was liable on these
certificates TO the taxation Of 10 per cent imposed
On an Issues p OF paper money except by national
pA1kh. lNOtE,-luG amount Issued was N,S31,-
900, the tax on II being Sl83 700.
The discussion was also participated in by
hessrs, Mutchler Randall, and Fisher
Finally Mr., Kelley moved that the bill be laid
aside, 70 be reported iayoraby.
MT, Camp moved as an amendment that the bill
be laid aside TO be reported unayoraby
Tho latter motion was agreed tO--lO9 TO Is.
The committee then rose, aud the bill was re-
ported back uniavorably aud was laid on the ia.
ble-that IL, defeated.
motion to adjourn TO Monday was rejected
yeas lO4, nays 100, aud then, at hive O'clock, the
House adjourned Gill to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04

Mrs. Lilies novelette, Prudence" will be COM
menced in Huper's Magastne for February. This
story was in the publishers hands several months
before the production OF Patience" so Mrs.
Lille was really the first writer 10 seize upon the
material furnished by esthetiCism and turn II to
literary account
Charles Reade breaks silence of several years
with vigorous and striking sketch of Sir Robert
Lush, for many years one Of the justices of the
Court of Queens Bench, and later one of the Lords
Justices of Appeals. Mr.. Reades sketch appears
in the current number of HdrpeT's Weakly and is
the first Of series OF papers which he has engaged
to write for that journal.
The stories and other serials that have appeared
IN HGpe|s Young People have met with such en-
thusiastic welcome that the publishers are in
Guiding them in series under the title, Harpers
Young People Series" The volumes Of this series
already Issued are the favorite Toby Tyler" "The
Cruise of the Ghost" =" Who Was Paul Grayson -
and The Moral Pirates" Other volumes will
contain papers on history and science, treated In
Il popular manner for the young,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04

Miss Frances f. Willard, president National
Womens Christian Temperance Union, home at
Evanston, H., was received very favorably IN this
cityand delivered one ofthe most eamsst, eloqu
and forclbe addresses that was spoken IN the repre-
sentatives hall. Her voice is melody tselfRnd her
articulations wonderful. There Is a disiIuchea
about II that is unriyaled. Her misslon IS one OF
religion and philanthropy and no cause ever had
more worthy or efficient representative. She tray.
eled through the South last winter and by letters,
addresses, Sc, IN the North has done much to bring
that section 10 a better understanding Of the
Southern people, Al the conclusion OF her ad !.
dress the following resolutions were adopted:
RcSoiDed, That this usscmblage Of the citizens of
this Commonwealth have listened with profound
qualification 20 the eloquent address OF Miss Francis
willard on the theme Of temperance, and beg 10
tender 10 her our grateful thanks for the and In
spring tribute TO the Inomentous subject
Res0lped, That We cheeriully commend her to the
kindly sympatheS aud hospitality Of feilOw-ci
zeDs OF Che south wherever her duties may dreo her
steps aud we bid her hearty God speed In her noble
mission. --MisstSsippt Clarion,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. a-Flour- Southern steady and
fairly active; common to fnr extra ~ GjD1 OG good
10 choice, 81 lOns 90 Corn--Cash ana near by delvs
cry very strong late options %0Dasc lower, closing
dull and depressed trade less active; uugraded, GA
Gr1lC: No q Csc; steamer, Coo: No, 9, MATG9S and
?, February, 00c: March, 70 7ic Oats fhiry active
and firm; No. q i8hc. Coffee steady and more aotlve
sales OF Rio, 6A6l9ngttc Santps, Obc. sugar I'M
changed and dul sales Centrifugal 7&@7iac; 1000
boxes caycd, 0i,d7c fair to good refining quoted at
6ts0p7sC refined easier and quiet yellow G, 7t07sSC
white extra c, s6Dsc; yellow do, 7's@7'sc; yellow. OK
tG65fC oil A. Sasdsc; mould A, gAc; standard A, S4c
powdered, 0san9'.c; grnnulated, 93lGd9Sc; cubes,
0Asc. MOlnsses steadily held and In better demand.
Rice moderately active and firm. Pork dull, weak,
and unsettled; prices entirely nominal; spot moss
quoted ut t7 % for old els O00is ~ FOR do Febr
ary SiS 0jis 90 March, tis 2Oenis 10. Mddles quiet
and very firm; long clear 0gc; short clear lcc; long
tribe better; closed weak and dull with advance lost
sales prime steam, spot 81 i01i 42s, to arrive gu ~
~ o.; May sll 7O@i 70; June ~ as oil No;
Iuly. aGnii g1L clt gtean1 No n