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National Republican., 1882-08-25
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FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE IVES i VIA WASHINGTON
| DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIlSI
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

A. Schedule to ?sf If&HT &sHs wHHsRfNGfoN THsRANX fnA ''
t2 on,vnso ess alntiimn and st. Louis East ES
5co. Baltimore Elliott City, and Way stations.
$50. ha!!imSre: AIS4poIis, and Way piedmont,
Slrasbr rS, Wincheser, uagerstown, aud
Way, va RelayD
SO 'sio Point d' Of Rockpp TX ptSSSd and Way Stations.
81. fhnndelphia, New 1ork, and Boston Express.
s4O s'aanton AMI AMI Y TaiSy icy Exprcss Connects for
la ;eIstown and at Point Of Rocks for Fred
1890. Baltimore, Hyatt ,ville and Laurel Expras.
sup $, ana Dorscys. On Sundays stops at
1000 a Az ,Sre Sfs Express Stops Mt uyasvllc and
tlO4o p burg Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Loui,
Express. Sleeping cius 10 Cincinnati anu
n =, Chicago
1910 Beiiim,orc Elllcott City Annapolis, and Way
ti:21 on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way.
iS;CO Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Ex.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. Cwlnche,ter
Frederick, HaGeistown, and Way Via Re
4:ao Baltimore, Hyattsyllle, and Laurel Express.
(Frederick, via Relay stops at Annapolis
s Pon oP os Try Win
chester, ana Way sta!ions. Son Sundays tu
t5'f1 BHIiimSre EHprcsS IS WaEyla
COS hS@S " RstGRs Wn;'sXS WY %nd l""r''
t5:oo % Balt,n ore and Way Stnlio,ns..., ,--..-
T6.lU. lllbDurR, lIeVelanu, ana Detroit Il IApreSS.
Sleeping Care TO Pltisburg
El0. baltimore Exp pGs
tG55. Pliiadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
,,o. Sleeping nrs 10 New york.
tlO:l0. Chicago. Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnat' st. LOUIS, and
11:3o. Baltimore and Way Stations
tDaily. tsunduys only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station,
For further information apply nj the Baltimore and
OHIO Ticket OhCeS: Washing on Station, 6l0 aud 1871
Pennsyl vania avenue, C uner of Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage be checked
and received at any point in the city.
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
Z. X. LORD,
General Passenger gent. B ltimura,
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Alexandria Grain Market

ALEXASD DRIA, Aug. 2i-The market to-day Is more
active. with better feeling. There is change to
note in -four The offerings of wheat the largest
of the season. ami 067S bushels were sold Rt 81 0OG
09R for FutZ Il O9dl 10 for mixed, and 81 lOd1 n
for Lancaster Prices fTmer and shade
higher which Is probably owing to settlements for
August delivery Corn Is quiet, with little coming
in and small sales at 0Oc for white. Rye sold at CO
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Thomas Bowling,
AuCTIONEER.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE LARGE BRICK
AND FRAME BUILDING SITUATED ON THE
NORTHEASr CORNER OF FIFTEEN.AND-A-
NUE. w.
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1852, Mt / o'clock
y. In front of tie premises, Will sell the large
brick and frame buildings situated ON the northeast
corner of Fifteen nn1n-haf street and Pennsyl-
vnn,a avenue northwest. Terms: Gosh at time OF
sale. Tbe property 10 be removed within one week
after sale The purchaser to grade, 81 d, and leave
the property in good con lilon. An additional sum
fSl0O VIII be required adppost to the faith
ful periormanc, of the agreement
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
nuplS-td
National Republican., 1882-08-25
VIE 'HiPfn iPfnaNNsYLvANtA ROUTE

4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no ppHREh R N2FFR FhtK tWKES AMR
TRAINS 1rH9E EEFEE WAsI }4NS EGF%N % vs. from saon
For III, corner sixth mud streets rs loiiows:
ra,. l,''sog9rg ana tho West, Chic,go Limited Ex
daily; Fast Line 80 n M daily, With sleeping Car: I
5o d ma InsriSiInnrS diI & 70 Cincinnati Western Express
burg and tho Meui @ Express, $50 D. daily for Pits
F91 S.es,n prins', 1890 A. M, 7.ao aud $50 p M.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RArtpo,n
For C4nandaiGut,, Rochester, Buiinlo Niagnr, ia
m daily except SunIay, with Iarnr Citr rom ITr- ~
dsSri daT Win !" onaa %sHs as So +, p NJ daily satur
For w,lliamsport, Lock Haven, and Ilmira, at GA,
For Mem Pork k Sni the iiS"gas Es, 500 A. m 1880 a. M
and s2 no. "nH ImSdp 1G;S EsbrSs m SqqqTS%y oq 5i
For Bro1kiyn, \. T. ali through trains connec, at
ing direct transfer to Fulton street nYanS dnShc
ierriage across New York citv I'VE wv o''''S "ouo'o
and iGS M on SuS SaSday lay 3 @ U % and III o ap oS2 ~
$40 02O, 7;so $50, and iOsj p. MI on SUNDAY, So
ny Mp , ~ M, 4al, go 7:3o, aejO and iG2op. M
for or @ r"pes S Sreek Line, CAD and 4:iOp M daily.
For AnnapOlis &4o n. M. and 4:4op m. daily. except
ALEXiNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
VA NAY , AMP n "a AALih,XANDRIA AND WASHING.
For nIexantira 68o 100. G2o lIoO. and lie, n m
40 S0o; C:2o 500, and ll.o p M on sunday nj d;5i
go ll00. and 1l21 H. M, and 500 y. IN,
For lchmOnd and the South, $3.50 andii:2 a. m. daily
~ and 500 p m daily EXCEPT SUNDAY. .u,o, ,.o, of,
S,2 ana 1900 M: Il: :0 S0J. 200 200 and g,D y.
M and 1900 midnight; on Sunday III sis a5i. and
Tickets an niormaon aI the oficc. northeast cor.
ner of Thirteenth street and ,PenilsylyanlS avenue
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
1'''' j. II, WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1882-08-25

NEW YORK, Aug. %.-Money loaned up from to
per cent. on call, and closed easy at AZ per cent.
Exchange steady at 4S5d iS5s for long and IsSA
a $50 for short sight. Governments were unchanged
with the exception of Is registered which "a Der
cent higher, and Is coupo d rer cent higher state
generally firm. The transactions aggregated 35T COO
Shares including Delaware, LacSawnnna and West
ern. 29,7O0 Denver and lilo Grande, lSO0 Erie 94UO
Kansas and Texas, lO,1)G Lake Shore, 1896 Louis
vile and Nashville, 1890; Michigan Central GOO
Memphis and Charleston. 100: New Jersey Central
7,5n New York Central, l:,so0 Northern Pacific,
5000 Reading. G,tJe ~. Paul l2.OO1: ST. Paul and
so; Wabash Pacific, 200; Western Union, 900
National Republican., 1882-08-25
BIIToJSNESE
DESPEFSTL

The Regulator will positively this terrible dis
ease. We assert emphaticaly what we know 10 be
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Attention, naIIrond Men

/ suffered for more than year with indigeE-
ton. ] wps very bilious, occasionally having a
dumb chill, followed by feveIs, which prostrated
me. took simmons Liver Regulator, and am a
well man, "a, Ii. HIGHTowER,
uConductor @, r. R. Gan
National Republican., 1882-08-25
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR

-----tattncks by OccaslOnnIly
taking dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator 70 keep
The liver in healthy condition.
CONSTLP-A -ATIoHT
should not be regarded as trihing ailment Nature
demands the utmost regularity of the bowels. There
fore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver Regu-
lnor, II is SO mild and cncctuAl.
BILLSJSNG
Ono or two tablespoonfs will relieve all the trou.
bles Incident 10 n bilious state such as NAUSEA Dizzi-
ness Drowsncss, Distress after Eating bitter bad
taste In the mouth.
The Regulator will positively this terrible dis
ease. We assert emphatically what we know 10 DO
true.
GoLTG-
Children suffering with Cole soon experience relief
when simmons Liver Regulator is administered.
ET- Take only the Genuine, which always has on
the wrapper the red trademark and signature OF
j. II. ZEILIN & co.
Tor 10 nv nil DRUGGISTS. my25-MWF
National Republican., 1882-08-25
SECONDHAND GOODS.
SICK HEADACHE.

For the relief and cure
of this distressing anlio.
ton take simmons Liver
Regulator.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stocl md Hond Quotations-Producc and
S.cnnruI NJ nrIrfa

The following report ofthe financial market yestcr-
day, together with opening aud closing quotations
are furnished by the bankng.housc OF II. ID. Cooke
jr., & Co., ti29 L ST.. Washington, ID. c.:
wAsutNoTp.r qroCK ENCTAGor
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nInrnLnn

Aubf NsAftks
Bait. and way sthtpns- |
my, PhilA. and Bait.
expreSs.....,..,,.,..,..r...
baltimore aud way.
tChlcago, Gin. ana ST.
Louis express. ,,.u.-
tPittsburg and Cleve-
land eXpress............
Baltimore and way.
Fred'k, PointofRocks
and way....,,,..o.-,,,..
IN. v, Phila., and
Bait. exp, land An
napolis eN. Sunday
Baltimore express. .-...
Martlnsburg, Win
chester, Hagers'
town, and way......,.
baltimore and way
ANNAPOLIS Sunday)l
baltimore eNpress..,l
Baltimore express.-..l
Trains marked I dail
daily except Sunday.
stop at Relay Station.
National Republican., 1882-08-25

LONDON. Aug. 2i-New York Central 1867; At
antic and Great Western seconds 17La; Pennsylvania
Central G3s; Reading, 3Osi: Ontario and Western
26ta; Milwaukee and ST. PRu common, I2G The
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank oil
England on balance to-day is El0,O00
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE

will lenye her wharf foot of Sixth street every Mon
dRy, Wednesday, Rud Friday, at $3.50 O'Clock u, M
touching NJ rney Polut Point Lookout. and Fortress
Monroe,
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE Buss
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First-CusG fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. SiD
Hound trip tlrc 10 Fortress Monroe ana Nor ok 4 ~
Second-cal1 arc % Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk y
Eirst-CnsB fare to Pmey Point and Point Lookout y
Round trip far T. l'uey pu mt and IT, l. OEout y
secoud-clnsS nnre to pucv pOlui aud TT. Lookout u
Returning leaves NOllOlls Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays ut p NJ, .. 80,
THE MN YORK SlEA Elt~, .
JOHN GIBSON aud H. c. KNIGHT leave Per Il.
East lur,r. New York, every saturday ~ y ~,
and Gcon,CtOwH CyCry Friday ai Z a. m, tor pAtVs'
ulnrs apply TO Afcut, u Water street, teS fHs'lwn
Tickets and stul lrooals eau g. tCGAEtd ~ hSOs.M
office GlA Fifteenth street, IN Ma! Net hAliS u ~
o, ticket office 1851 Pr ave-, -, htFt lioIr anu 81
boat, 1851 ALFRED WOOD, SgCretary
National Republican., 1882-08-25

Chicago Grain and ProvisiOn NJ MnrIset.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke d Co.. Pa. and Fifteenth ST.;
National Republican., 1882-08-25
CLYDE'S
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
PHILADELPHIA. WARRINGTON, AND
ALEXANDRIA.
APP0INTEp sAILING Days:

From PHILADELPHIA every SNturlayo...,.. IL m,
From WAsllINGrON every Monday, ,........4 y. M
Through and prompt cuuuucuuh Niln New urS
BOSTON Fall River and all points North. Through
Bhs lAdlns given, Freight received and deliver 81
daily until Gp IL w. L. CLYDE .S Co,
General Agents, Philadelphia
J. II. JoISsoN & Co,
Agents, i?h aud 18Th ST, wharye3 s. w, 1902 p
ST. n, W., Washington, ID. G.. fr2Ltr
National Republican., 1882-08-25

SEARCH the wide world over, and nothing u
equal st. Jacobs Oil eau be found.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
n,r,i,uorc stool. u,,r,
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMoRE. Aug. 2i.-Virgina 6s. deferred, Io do
consolidated, 5s; do second series. "a; do pastdue
coupons, So O-IOs, 42s bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Corrected 10 July Is, lSS1
Baltimore and Potomac Depot corner Sixth and B
IDaily. tDall.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot
nue. and .
EUenfn0.

LutNtflQ.
:55 Bait. Annapolis and
way stations...,...... I:5O
:25 | tChiCagO, Gin. aud st.
zoo Louis exp. (Staun-
ton and Valley).... 2:l0
:05 tBalt. and way (Sun.
day Onlyl....,.........- 400
':35 Baltimore and way. 4:20
,:l0 Piedmont, Point OF
Rocks, and wAy sta
'.2o tiOnS..,,...,,,..,..,,..,....4 1885
Bait. and Laurel ex... $40
tBalt,, Annap. e. way 6;37
$50 Baltimore and way. 7;b3
,.35 baltimore express, 500
N. y, Phila., and
Bait. eXpress,..,.".. $40
l:i5 Harper's Ferry and
way ,,,,..........,.......... 300
l20 tChicago, Columbus
):30 and Plttsburg exp. $40
$50 Baltimore express.,.. 1000
I. tSunday only. other trains
All trains nom Washington
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Kentucky IIttrders.

There seems to be a regular epidemic of killing
in Kentucky (and Wulton) lately. Every day OF
two We take up papers and find such headings as
these: "Three More Kentucky Murders" "The
Usual Kentucky Murder" The Dark and Bloody
Ground Again Heard nom-Another Homicide, u
so that the regular news reader, If he don't get his
Kentucky murder before breuk tast promptly every
morning, feels bad The balance of the day. Tie
noble men of Walton hnd Kentucky must be
aiming strictly 10 live up TO the following from
Longtel1w's Psalm Of Life some little dis
lance from it,
Let us then be up and doing,
Let us try 10 do our doot-
y-stl achieving. still pursuing
Let us fight, and cut and shoot
Not enlt ymeDt and not
Is Our destined end and way,
But to live that each tomorrow
Finds we've killed our man to-day
Lie is real life Is earnest
Let us wage u constant strife.
Dust thou art. 10 dust returhest
BY the pistol or the Knife.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
JOHN II. ILELLYl

ITUNTVT w TTTNT'T II77
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, Ne.
CORNEU BEEg a SrECtAlli.
Stalls G93, Gu and Cil Center hatket Nlath,Ntrea
wing. aud 90 aud 9Os N0rtAe.n l.'eer'y Market, ~
address lloS "a. Nty pU5i-Ollcc. " rselns deNcTes
free ofchArge 70 al pir,s OF te city, iesst
National Republican., 1882-08-25
SNOW WHITE BREAD


and beautiful Rolls and Bscuitswill be guaranteed II
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
Patent Process Flour. which awarded the
First Premium oyer all - ether Competitors at
First Premium, i9 ne shape ofa,yery handsomegold
medal, in 1880 and 1881. he millers claim that
barrel OF Ceres Will turn ut forty oayes bread
than any other Hour in America STERLING'S
ST. LOUIS FANCY. one OF the most beautiful
Winter Wheat Patent Flonrs offered 10 the trade
Ii Is unexceled by any other Patent Ceres and
will please tne most exac!ing housekeeper and
satisfy the most fastidous epicure. RELEA NCE.
q splendid Minnesota Pat Patent, Flour, made by
very cheap and beautiful Patent, Within the reach
Of all classes, and We guarantee will give satsfac-
lion to every one who Ill try IT, GOLDEN HILL,
Ihe old reliable stan yand the standard Family
Flour of the District and equal TO great many So
called Patent hours The mile 1ers Of IT, Gmanniaciurers
iheir mill, and have introduced the 80 ccIebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hill is not
only a magnificent Family Flour, but il is really
patent flour with the great advantage that can be
bought for considerably less money than great many
Patent Process fonrs not near as white nor nutr
sane Depot corner First street and Indiana avenue
WM. M. GAIT & CO., who are also the Sole
braied SclfRaising Flour and Buciwheat ja3O
National Republican., 1882-08-25
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
lHB TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AMI
SOUTHWEsSI N
echednle IN effect MAY n. ~.

schedule In effect May H. isSe
7:iO n m.-New Orleans Mall daily, making ci ,se
connections To all points Soutu and Southwest
WIN ruliman Sleeping tnrs from Washington via
DhnNNiile 70 Atlanta, and Atlnntatu New Orleans,
and Bristol. ~ Wv ''' 'N""u'S
$50 a. n.-IOuisvc Fast Line daily via CharIotto.
vile, Huntington, aud Lexington, TO Cincinnati
Louisville, ana all Southwestern poiuts. mnkIng
direct connections, and with solid train n nd PnIs
man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville
4:aO r. nl.-Wnrrenton Accommodation daily eSccpt
SUNDAY, tor Wnrrc4on ana intcrmod ate sta Iona
,,,,he he urh'lie, arrives ~ Washington at 1899 n. M
poins South Southeast aud IS luthwest via Dan.
Nllle and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
Washington TO Charleston and washington u,
White sulphur SPRINGS Marks Sleepinp-rI mir
Cars bet Nttn WI IlU ton and Dnuvtl'. 1870
For all noints on Manassas Division take '7:l0 n m,
rain daily, except Sunday. For WurrCntou Iaes
cept sunday. =, - " ~ ''' ~
pany,' Office COL pennsylvania ayenue or at Union
with telephone system.
'., i. 7. HAWKS. Asst. T. and T. Agent,
NJ. M.SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Arcnf
''i' iiNAS' lrailic malaSei' iUIs
National Republican., 1882-08-25
MINING STOCKS.
eovnnxMnSr 1ii,1 Ron DISCLOSING QUOTATIONS.
BY Associated Press.

BASKEEs' EXCHANGE.
Three.day bills. ... 100 SXtyday bs....... 1856
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~ h-f wv W toNl
ErArE ilnSDs
Foreign MONEY Market.

sUBTRFAsURY BALANCES.
,....-... sSil27i ii7 90 Currency 5I4
National Republican., 1882-08-25
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN

Leaves Seventh-strcct wharf daily except Sunday
for Mt. Vernon ut 10 o'clock m; returning reaches
Washington about $40 p. ~.
auto l.. l., BLAKE lnntaiu.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Friday, April 81,

Intelligence has been received at Dundee that the
Greenland sea fishery has been a complete failure
There strong demand yesterday for Anglo.
American Gable shares reports that agreement
would shortly be effected with Mr.. Gould
AT the SandOwn Park Club meeting to-day the great
sandOwn hurdle won by Lord Rosebery's
PrudhOmme Mr. waltOns Sutler came in second.
-Four horses
The Manchester Guardians commercial article says
"The position OF the market is Of suspense. The
great bulk of buyers and sellers refuse business
except terms which preclude the possibility of large
transactions"
committed suicide by taking laudanum at the Essex
House mere to-day No be assigned for the act
ron applying at No. 141 West Forty hrstst the resi-
dence, according the directory, of Alfred Jay Nash
who is described an agent Tribune reporter was
told that no such person lived there
BELLEvILLE, Ont, April 2l-Cap ain Cuthbert will go
to NewYork Monday next, to lit out the yacht Alta
lanta, which raced for the American Cup He purposes
entering the AtalaDa for regattaH to test the yachts
speed with large sOOps at New York and It's vicinity
ToToSTo April 21.-Mr Holland general manager OF
the Ontario Bank. has published a statement 10 the
effect that investigation into the accounts Of the late
Local Manager Fisher, who committed suicide on We'd
nesday shows a deficiency of about $4,000 but that
no loss VIII occur TO the bank.
OTTAWA, April 2I.--In the House Of Commons las
night Costigan, Conservative, moved address
Her Majesty praying that form Of sefgovernment be
granted Ireland similar to that enjoyed by Canada and
that cemency be extended to persons In prison In
ireland charged with political offences. Mr. Blake
leader Of Incorporation, made powerful speech in
favor Of home rule for Ireland. The discussion CON
tnued until O'Clock this morning, the motion being
carried finally without dissent.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
OBITUARY.
GENERAL WILLIAM l.. BURT.

SARATOGA, n. Y, April 21.-General Will
tam L. Burt, who was stricken with paralysis ot 1920
a. the 7th inst died at 1870 O'Clock this morning
The remains win be takon tonight to Boston, where the
funeral will be held on Monday.
General Burt born at wilbraham, Mass. In 1880,
and was graduated at Harvard College In 1880. He
spent part of his youth Ithaca, n. Y. but when
about twentyone years old he removed to
Boston. He was admitted to the bar
in 1853, and was for time H. partnership with
Governor John A Andrew At the beginning Of the war
he appointed Judge Advocate General Governor
Andrews staff and very efficient in eqnipping
Massachusetts troops for the For this service Cen
eral Burt received compensation, having informe
the Governor at the outset while account Of the
care OF his family he did not feel that he ought to go to
the 'front.' his country welcome to his services In the
State In 1867 he appointed Postmaster ut Bost on
by President Johnson at the suggestion OF Governor
Andrew. He proved to be most active and energetic
Postmaster, and was successful In securing the
site upon which the Post Office now stands,
although he met with much opposition from
real estate owners and others. lie also secured new
post office building, and then resigned his position
1876 after attempt to his val had failed
DurnS, MS term as postmaster women were given
saared positions for the first time In the Boston Post
Office. General Burt built the Ithaca and Cortland
Railroad and the road from Ithaca to Emira aud when
he left the Boston Post Office he organized the Boston,
Ioosac Tunnel and Western Railroad Of which he became
the president. He asO the builder Of the road from
Saratoga to Schuylerv and the road from Mechanics
vile to Schenectady aud had taken steps toward build
ing new road from Troy to Saratoga and toward the
consolidation OF the Syracuse, CheuangD and NewYOrk
the Syracuse and Phgnix, and other railroads. In his
railway operations General Burt met with much Oppo
son and his later plans led to the pending suit brought
by the Attorney OF this State to annn the char
ter of his route between Boston und the West Cen
era Burt interested with Oakes Ales in the build
Ing OF the Union Pacific He married twice, his
wives being sisters, and leaves large family OF chill
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
"PADDLlYG0 At SING SING PRISON.

ALBANY, April 21.-The Assembly committee
amned several witnesses this afternoon John Gray,
discharged prisoner testified that lie improperly
and cruelty treated while sick. lie had been padded"
by the principal keeper because he refused to work who
sick He received eight ten blows The doctor had
refused TO excuse him from work
DOminick j. Killorn, also an ex-convict had been
"padded in the presence and by the order of the head
keeper, by named Mccormick. The cause was
short work in the laundry. He believed that the doctor
was present. From to ten blows admin
istered at intervals OF about minute He begged not
to be padded" lie felt the effects Of the "paddng"
10 the present time, his system having been
affected. During his second term he put In a dark
cell from Saturday until Monday. He given four
ounces OF food He said that hagrown boys com
pelled work in the foundry. He the person of
man who received forty blows Of the paddle" The
man could not sit down for four days. his flesh being
frghtfuly discolorcd. lie knew three others who had
been padded" The physical effect OF padding
was weakness OF the legs and spine. He had pris
struck the head with blndgeOns in the hands Of
keepers while the latter taking them 10 the pad
ding "rOOm The prisoners resisting strenuOusly
against being taken there. some abe-DOded prisoners
held sinecures while cOnsunptvcs compelled to
few He denied the statement OF the Sergeant aArms
Assembly that he demanded $50 for his attend
ance before the committee.
DR. Barker recalled and testified in rebuttal OF
the evidence Of the two first witnesses He thought that
Gray slammed sickness to escape work lie always
present when prisoners padded" The pad
1lns ceased when the prisoners agreed to work or
form TO the of the prison He had treated only
ding" He always stopped the - padding when he
thought the prisoner had been sufficiently punished
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
Ey.TREASURER DUNDORE ~ jail.

READING, Penn, April 21.-When the Berks
County Prison closed Adam NJ. Dundore the alb
sconGing exCounty Treasurer about 10 o'clock tonight
he remarked through copous tears that when he had
money and good position, friends were plenty but
now in his trouble, they had deserted him. Dundore
returned this evening the O'Clock train, having CON
cuded give himself rather than suffer rs he says no
has for the last few days. While detectives have been
hunting for him all the country he was hiding IN
PHILADELPHIA When be reached here he jumped OIL the
train befors reached the depot and went into Barets
store. This fact was made known TO Joonei
Kener, one Of the County commissioners,
who called the place, saw Dundore, ana took
him before Alderman Mengcl. The District Attorney
and Commissioners Attorney Francis K Schel were IN
formed after consulatiO 1t was decided 10 ADMIT
Dundore To bail in S20,0Ou Hc, In company WIN an
officer went in search Of bail but being unable TO ma
any one willing perform such service ne was tahen
10 ai DnndOre refuses 10 say any thhg o. 10 ~hy no
cmbczzcd over $4,000 OF the state funds the county
Commissioners will meet tomorrow TO consider any nc"
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