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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-15
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, SATURDAY, APRIL l5 1882
4. Vanderbilt c. Vanderbilt, Augustus

H. Vanderbilt, c. Vanderbilt, Augustus
Schell and James H. Rutter, of New York,
and Amos Townsend were elected Directors
in place of H. J. Jewett. H. B. Hurlbut, j.
R. Keene, Walton Ferguson and Amos
Townsend, whose terms e, p red.
The Directors oganized this afternoon by
re-electing last years officers. General j.
H. Devereau, is President; E. B. Thomas,
General Manager.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railway was passed, be-
cause it was presumed its absorp-
ton into the Ohio Railway was
final, but the State Supreme Court, having
declared the consolidation illegal. the meet.
ing was held to-day. at which VIM.
H. Vanderbilt c. Vanderbilt. Au.
gustus Schell. and James H.
Butler, of New York, and Amos Townsend
were elected Directors in place OF II. J.
Jewett H. B. Hurlbut. James K. Keene,
Walter Ferguson and Amos Townsend, whose
terms expired.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-15

in our city. We hope Franklin made favor
able impression. GUSsIE.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-15

THRILL OF HORROR BOUND the WORLD
The figure of Guiteau is dressed in the identi-
cal clothes worn by the assassin when he fired
the fatal bullet, and the identical clothes i'm
which he was tried and sentenced TO death
will also be exhibited, together with Guiteauis
the authenticity of these interesting relics.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-15
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BE BE, the Human Butterfly,

who leaps with single bound to- the top of
the canvas, and sails like bird the extreme
length Of the pavilion. ,u .sigss
National Republican., 1882-10-24
LIouor Lleen.es Approved.

The Commissioners have approve the applica-
tions for liquor licenses of ]. & ]. P. Hamlin 1902
Ii street northwest; Chri stopher Hoover, 2l4
Ninth street northwest; Tbeo Johanson, oil
Seventh street northwest; L. HOFFMAN, 512 Four
and half street southwest; John Leonard, Third
and F streets southwest; Philip Meredith, 821
Thirteenth street northwest; Henry Middleton
2lS Ninth street northwest; W. NJ Mcdaniel, 202
Ninth street northwest; Patrick 4. Mcmahon. COS
Fiiteenth streets northwest: Andrew Nepherth,
DO Ninth street northwest; Mary Nolan, Third
and G streets southwest; John II. 0utrich, 639 X
street northwest; j. A. Pierson, 207 NJ streets south
west; Matthew Matthew, 1908 Seventh street
northwest; James Richardson, 1903 street north
west Henry Ruter SO6 Sixth street; John Rooney,
corner Thirteenth and G streets northwest
James Altman, 140l street southwest; s.
Aman, 3l6 Ninth street northwest; Mrs.
Baier, 1902 Pennsylvania avenue, north
west; George Bauer, 14iS Seventh street
street; Aug gust Bohn, 1918 Maryland avenue north
east Robert Callahan, 800 Ninth street northwest;
John Callahan $40 Thirteenth street northwest
Barbara Clements, 1925 IL street northeast; Mar
gnret Calvin, 2401 street northwest; Annie DON
nelly, corner Tenth and streets northwest; Eu-
gene Fugitt, 5l5 Four and u half street south
vest George Gross, 302 Tenth street northwest
Peter Harvey, 1902 street northwest; John Scott,
206 Ninth street; L. w. Shook, 1927 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; Fl. 4. Schonborn, 2l3 Seventh
street northwest; c. w. Spofford, Riggs House !;
John lyman, 1917 Sixteenth street northwest
Barbara Won Der Heide, 30 Ninth street north
west, and Peter d. Welcker, COZ Fifteenth street
northwest
National Republican., 1882-10-24
In FARR,s DISTRICT.
Another Republican Meeting In Vienna
The Isaues OF the Campaign.


A meeting Of the Republicans of Vienna, Va.
was held last Saturday night The school. house
was filled by an enthusiastic audience. Mr.. NJ. q.
Dixon, the president Of the club gave very en-
couraging statement of the prospects. Captain
Robert l.. Kenyon, who occupied the chair In
neat address introduced the speaker Of the even
ing, Mr. Joseph NJ. Wilson. OF this city, who set
forth In mastery manner the true Issues involved
in the present conflict. In nm eloquent tribute to
Malone. he fully and fairly illustrated the fact
that Mnhone's ambition ia to mako new Virginia.
a Virginia worthy Of her Washington and her
jefferson, Virginia OF public schools and Chris
tlsn churches, Of busy mills and thriving manu-
factories, Of growing Villages aud prosperous
towns, where intelligence and industry shall go
hand in hand, making happy households and
a contented people, with government so good
that the rights Of all shall be imp9rti1y respected
shall be lifted from all mems shoulders and every
| body nave the same chance" This conflict Is one
| of the big wars which makes ambition virtue"
The speaker referred to
THE CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS, MR.. FARR.
commenting upon the fact that In the near future
Congress Will bo called upon to consider tori-
osy the question Of aiding the
| ingly important to have in the National
Legislature such an efficient, judicious, and zeal
| GUS friend OF the common schools us Mr.. Farr,
who as superinten of public instruction of
| Virginia has commended himself to oil lovers Of
| education throughout the country. The candi-
date -atlarge for Congress Mr. John s. Wise, came
| In for need Of appreciation, as one who has con.
secraed bis talents upon the altar Of liberty and
equal rights. A worthy son Of an intellectual
| sire, young enough to be actively and zealously
ambitious, yet old enough to be judiclous aud con
siderate; fearless, ab'e and eloquent he adds ad-
dltional luster to one OF the historic names of the
cheers were given for Malone, Farr WISE aud the
| speaker The club resolved to attend the barbecue
| at Fairfax Court House next Saturday, the 2eth
instant, with music aud torches for the parade to
take place in the evening at that place.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Colonel william A. Stewart is i'll at his residence
on Royal street, between King and Prince.
Mr.. Arthur Simpson has been appointed collector
of delinquent capitation taxes for this city.
A refrigerator ar-load of Western beef has ar
rived here from Chicago, and will be sold in this
city.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Great Falls
Manufacturing Company will be held at Green's
Mansion House, in this city, to day.
Mr.. George Lyles, formerly sexton of the NJ. T..
Church South, sued the board of stewards for a
months salary, but, on a hearing, the warrant
was dismissed.
Mr.. Nathaniel Meade son of Judge N b. Meade,
has left here to settle in Texas. Mr.. Meade was
accompanied by Judge McCabe, of Loudoun, who
goes to Texas on prospecting tour.
In consequence of the Illness OF one of the teach
ers at the August examination another examina-
ton has been held at Peabody building. Three
teachers and twelve applicants for teachers places
In the public schools presented themselves and
were examined.
Operations will be resumed ut the iron works of
the Potomac Manufacturing Company in this city
Tomorrow. The machinery for the new rolling
mill is expected to arrive at an early day, aud il
at the works.
Inspector G. W. Hawxhurst reports recent ar
rivals at the river front as follows Schooner rd
man, 8. w. Smith MASTER from Windsor, Nova
Scotia with plaster for W. A. smoot & Co.; schooner
Annie F. Conlon, II. NJ: Seward master, from
Gardner, with ice for +. A. Reed & Co.; schooner
Murray Vandiver, Jacob Galloway master, to load
wheat for baltimore by g. Y. Worthington d Son ;
schooner W. L. Hood, James Emerson master, to
LOAD coal ior ProYluence ny American Coal Com
pany; schooner NJ. A. Achron, w. A. Achron mas
ter, to load coal for Provide by American Coal
Company; schooner Samuel II. Travers, T. N
Wheatley master, from Havre de Grace with coal
for 4. ]. Mehatiey " Co.. schooner Aberthe Dean,
G. Trip master, to load coal for Providence by
American Coal Company; steamer Sue, W. G.
Geoghegan master, from Baltimore, with mer-
chandse for j. Broders 4 Co.. schooner Earl Z.
Mason II. Nickerson MASTER to load coal for PrOvi-
dence by American Coal Company schooner L. X.
Kirk, j. L: Newton master, from Philadelphia,
with coal for w. a. Smoot d Co.; schooner Mabel
Thomas, j. X. Mckenzie MASTER to load coal for
New London by American Coal Company
schooner Virginia Dare, L. Delaney master to load
grain for Baltimore by W. A. Moore; schooner
Eva May, w. II. McDufle master, from Portland,
with headings for +. A. Reed & Co.; steamer Nor
folk, j. II. Shropshire MASTER from Philadelphia,
with merchandise for +. A. Reed q Co.; steamer
L. c. knight, /. X. Chichester master, with mer-
chandise for +. A. Reed d Co.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
WEST WASHINGTON,

During the fishing seasona report concerning
the condition of the water at Great Fails viii be
published each day, as furnished by the Wash
ington Aqueduct Onlec, Georgetown, using the
following measurements Very turbid, o to 8; tur-
bid to 10; slightly turbid 10 to %; clear. % to
So. Condition Of the water, Monday, October 2c--
At Great Falls, SO; at receiving reservoir, SO; at
distributing reservoir, 80.
High tide Tuesday, October a. 5;l3 a. m. and 5.iG
Street lamps will not be lighted to- night.
Arrived yesteTday-Steamer E. Q. Knight, Chi
chester. merchandise for District merchants
schooner Charles Gibson, Emery, from Boston.
light; schooner Fred. WALTON, Smith, from Boston,
light schooner Hattie S. Williams, Bray from Fall
s. simmons BRbbtt, from Providence light.
Sniled-Schooner Elisha Gibbs, Woods, 700 tons
of coal for New Bedford schooner Lemuel Hall,
Tripp, 750 tons of coal for Boston.
The race yesterday afternoon between Somers
and Bode, of the Plate Printers, and kearney and
Fisher, OF the Coast Survey, was an exciting one,
and great surprise in It's result the latter win
ming by at least ten boat lengths.
A most interesting event was the fraternal visit
paid to Heber Tent No. 10, l. o. r., last night by
Anacostla Tent No. 1888, !. o. X. The hall was
crowded by the visitors and members OF the order
generally and most excellent addresses were
made by Messrs. Minnix, Tolson, Bartlett, and
Others OF Anncostia Tent, and Messrs Smith, Hall,
Johnson, Daw, Marriott, aud others, of Heber
Tent.
The coopers are on strike again. having de-
manded an increase of the price for making bar
Iels, which was not aceeded to by their employers.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
An Industrial school for Girls.

The matter of a refomatory for girls, which has
been frequently and earnestly advocated in THE
REPUBLICAN, was presented to the District Com
missiones Monday by Mrs Clara Roach, Mrs. s.
La Fetra, and Mrs. George Linville, who earnestly
presented the necessity of some movement toward
the erection Of an industrial home for girls They
described the necessity for such an institution in
reasons which have given boys such an ins,tu-
tion apply with equal force to girls, and that no
delay should be had upon this matter. The Com
missioners listened to Them attentivey and then
expressed themselves as in entire sympathy with
the women on this question, promising TO do NIL
They had. heretofore, brought up this subject be-
fore Congress- and would continue to do SO here
after until something tangible grows out Of 1t.
This will be of the first matters 10 be brought
before Congress az its next session.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
Police Court Notc..

Charles Jones' colored, was fined $40 for chastis-
ing his lady-love.
Annie Reader and Annie Richards, both coll
ored, were fined IS each for fighting.
George Jones, colored, was sent to jail for sixty
days Tor stealing a pair of shoes from William
Hahn, 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
james and Lewis Stephens, two small colored
boys, were each sent to jail for thifty days for
stealing potatoes
James Hill has gone to jail for sixty days for
stealing pair of socks from the store of James
Hundley, on Seventh street.
Lizzie Johnson was sent to Jail for six months
for steali ng a silk dress from Mrs. Connell.
John Mack was fined IS for sleeping in the pub
lie parks.
John Hughes. white, was fined $40 for being
drunk and disurderly.
Joe Duiie, colored boy. was fined So for strlk-
ing a little girl on the head.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMoRE, Oct 23.-Cotton dull; mlddng, 10Ac.
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and Western
superne, % 5oG4 co. do extra, 81 25@47S do family,
"a S7@6 %: City Mills super1ne % JCjDi 20; do extra.
"a 256e4 7 do Rio brands IS 75 Pntapsco family 60 %;
do superlative patent, a 10. Wheat-SoutheTn easy
and q shade lower; Western lower, closing firm and
quiet Southern red, 81 O5Dt ~ do amber, sl ill 10;
No: Maryland 81 IL: No. Western winter red. spot
and October, 81 0Ti4Gl 07la; November si 0spl 0Sk;
December 81 J9ls6r1 0gls: January, 81 lOh@i lU5<.
Corn-southern Arm; Western quiet and firm South
spot and October, soc nomlnay; year, 65'4@sj,sc;
January, Coz 6Oxc Oats firm and higher; southern,
45Gl4sc Western white 46 6D4sc; do mixed i7c;
pennsylvania. 45.9isc; Rye firm and quiei; good to
prime 656DGSc. Hay dull: prime to choice Pennsyl.
vania and Maryland 10 O0@i7 00 Provisions easy and
quiet; mess pork. rs 25; bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib Sides packed, l2l6c; baconshoudefs lac:
clear rib sides, lqc; hams, 17di7Sc. Lard, lliac.
Butter firm for choice; Western packed, 2S25c. Eggs
steady at pic Petroleum dull and nominal; refined
7ss@fMc. Coffee quiet Rio cargOes, ordinary to fair
7Ni@9Ac. Sugar du A soft, Csc. Whisky steady a,
III
National Republican., 1882-10-24
A cs,urcI. Row.

George West, Robert Red, David Louis Robert
Montgomery, and Henry Haly for inuulging in
loud and riotous conduct in front of Mount Pis :
gah (colored) Church, on X street, were fined S5
each by Judge Smell. 1t appeared by the eyi-
denee that the pastor of the church was recently
turned out for adultery. Many in the congrega-
ton disbelieyed the charge OF adultery, and went
70 the church on sunday 10 renstatc their pastor.
they were stoutly resisted by the opposite Iao'
ton. and row ensued: one OF the trustees has
hereuts of the bounced pastor, and they will
probably appear in the police court 70 day.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
REAL ESTATE
The OnicIal Trnnsaciiona ms Recorded
Yesterday.

The OhIcInI TrnnsnciiOna as Kccordcd
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. F. olmstead presents the foil owing trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
On street north, between Twelfth and Thir-
eenth streets west part of lot square 900 2 feet
inches front by 40 feeO, Thomas N. Duncan ct
al. to Emerson w. Perry, S75.
On Eleventh street west, between T and U streets
north sublot 49, square 305 (2l feet inches front
by g3 feet) Diller b, Croft to Edward J. Bowling,
$500.
On H street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west part Of lot 3, square 453 go feet G
inches front by 1872 feet 10R inches) Annie L.
May to Anton Eberly, SO, 200.
On Massachusetts, avenue (3293 feet by 66.25 feet
on Twenty-frst street west, subiot 20, square 81,
Lawrence Sands to Mary j. Warner $1,000
On Third street east, between G and ID streets
south, lot 49, square 1853 (53 feet 9H inches by
depth), William f. Hoffman ct al, trustees, to
Florence b. Solger, nominal.
Beatty and Hawkins's addition to Georgetown,
part Of lot l. Jane E. Reilly to John Archer, 50 500.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
Death or Iieute nnnt IL. r. Hancock.

The War Department Is Informed OF the death
of Second Lieutenant Benjamin +. Hancock, Sec.
ond Infantry, which occurred at Fort Townsend
Washington Territory, on the Goth instant from
rnionei ioIn UonconL of This city ond n nanho,
of Major General W. S. Hancock. He was ia.
tive Of Pennsylvania and was appointed second
lieutenant in the Army from civil life on January
%, 1878. Lieutenant Hancock had recently beer
engaged in the construction of the military tele'
graph line from Port Angeles to Cape Flatiery
W. r., and while engaged on that duty had made
several long journeys through the western part o.
Oregon and Washington Territory.
National Republican., 1882-10-24

long and 4S5k for short sight Goyernments were
weak and = per cent lower except for extended 6s.
which are unchanged. Stnte bonds were neglected.
Railroad bonds were irregular The transactions a.
eregated 3oI 0O shares, including Delaware Lncka-
Mlnnh anu WESTERN NlOOi DenVeI hnu hnntnhuu1v, hnh1,
2l2OG Eric, 2.0Oe Kansas and Texas l55Cg Lake
shore, 1900 Louisville and Nashville segs Missouri,
Pacific, $780, Reading, 100 st. Paul t,Ogg -. Paul
and Omaha, 800 Texas PACIFIC, 30 800 Union Paeihc
27,0O0 Wabash Pacific 81 COO Western Union, A., 400
Allegheny m
National Republican., 1882-10-24

TO THE EENESEkyAEIA T5SE NyE lyS FogTE s9,EI,,wr.r
s,r n3unLE l% Tl,AGK SrLESGyiPp TaGEN2EaY;
TRAINS LEAYE 'wAsHiNGioN,' from 5ni-' station.
ror corner ofsiXiL 81 MD ND = streets as Ioilows
Of Palace sleeping Cars at N3j n. M. daily: Fast
Linz, 93l q M, daily, with sleeping Cnrs lrom Har
daily with ItIiacs Cars to iT56as ami ID Cinrn IN
hLi. Minl Express, EjO p M, daily for Iitsburs
TAirIMoitE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Ci,I andaguu Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
nom Washington to tanamiaisIia '''' 0'''
For WiliihmspOrt, Lock ilnvcn and Elmiia, ut G3J
For n New % York NeS' aud the He' iSI sOa n 1870 m rs
5 ' D. m n' Limited Lem n ixrrrs % sa"fE q" sn 3 m rS$Ioa asa
FOR iro4Slyn, ~ f.Al ihrnnsl trains connect Mt
ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
frrrlnge across New Ynik city.
For dPh2deph iil S0D =, M 1870 & n M M l;so f;S GS
n Limited Express 'o II. M, daily. except sun.
For baltimore, O:io, 500 o3D 1850 n M and 1850 III,
i:tl GO, 7;9l. 80, and lO:2g y, M On Sunday, 500
For ropes Creek Line, G:iJt A. and a, p. IN daily
For Annapoit, G.iOa. m. and HOP M. daily, except
ALE%XSpRIA AND FREpERtGKsByRG RAIL
WA AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Nlexai'ir., u:6 700 go, il;Oo and lies a. u.
4;3o 1;on Jot 500, and iI;@o p m ON Sunday at 6sl
For acinnond and tho south, :3O and ll:HJa daily
=, and 900 D. IN. iny, excep Sunday ,.,, 80.
500 and 1860 n. M l2:i1 sJ). ;:OL 100 andG:O o. m,
and IL midnight. ON Sunday at 7:sJ SOD and iGol
Tickets :,nd infornat, a the oficr northen,t cor
ncrof Thtrt, cnih street and prMisylyania avenue.
checking OF baggage TO dcslihailoA nom hoteis ana
j. It. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES r. pUGH, General MAJ aver ses
National Republican., 1882-10-24
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-Beef cattle-Arnrket fairly
active AFTER the opening, and prices of tops nc off as
to quality; others 1S@Ac lower very best, 6t61sc;
first quality. 595xo; medium 405c; ordinary, 3d3Ac;
most of the sales from 80 to 5hc receipts, 379
head sales, 3,0Ol head. Swlne-Full supply and mod
crate to fair demnnd receipts s55S head quotations.
9jBMllc The receipts of sheep and lambs were 1910
head quotations-sheep, 3@5c; lambs, iG5Ac.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
Ph,,nd.lur,,n Cn,,Ic ,sar,,ct.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2a-Cattle inactive;
sales, 4,5co head; prime, 6S@7c; good 5s@GHac: me
dlum. 4stD51sc; common a9ilsc; fat cows 3A(d iIsc
Sheep dull; good stock fran. but common lower
sales, 15OO head prime, 54epJsc good "a 40g5c; me
dunn, 4AgpilSc; fair 3s Gl4c; common, 2!sG9S4c Fat
ewes, 1905 stock ewes 3Adit4c; Western lambs, 3ii
96.6c Chester County lambs, 6@p72ac Veal calves,
g9,s; York state calves, 4@4!a Hogs dull; sales
1000 head, Mt ll0l2LC,
National Republican., 1882-10-24
A Varied Performance.

Many wonder how Parkers Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures, thinking 1t essence OF
ginger, when in fact IL Is made from many valu-
able medicines, which act benefcially on every
diseased organ.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
.,.x,r,,r,u Grain ,s,r,,.t

ALEXANDRIA,, Oct. 23.-The market opens steady
and firm. Flour is quiet AT quotations Wheat is in
light receipt and prices higher, and sales
Of 1900 bushels 81 Oi0Ii 05 for Ful.z s O6II OF
for mixed, and 81 0s@e1 10 for Lancaster Corn has
advanced, and small lots of white sold at 90c tor
prime. No oats reported One lot of rye sold at zoe
Country produce is scarce and wanted at quotations.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
Foreign Money Market.

suBTREAsupY pAIANcFs
Coin sg7,3O7 Ia 90 Currency ai0i52Ss 90
Foreign Money Market.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Parls advices quote per cent
rentes at sif 15c and exchange on London, 2,f 49,
Consols money 10i lilo for the account l0l 1919
Atlantic and Great Western lists, 0o{i do IDS 20 n
nois Central, 152ls The bullion gone into the Bank
OF England on balance to-day is tl4,Ooo.
baltimore stock Bonrd.
BALTIsoRE, Oct. 23.-Virgina Gs, second series, IS
new 10:i0s, % bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
Satisfaction for Ten.

In our family of ten for over two years Parker.
Ginger Tonic has cured headache, malaria and
other complaints SO satisfactorily that we are in
excellent health and no expense for doctors OIL
other medicines Chronicle.
National Republican., 1882-10-24
rrnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST. AND WEST.

Schedule in effect Oct ber Is. 1852:
.;iV u M New Oriens Mail, daily, making close
CONNECTIONS TO all points south and Sauthwest
with PULLMAN sleeping Cars nom Washington
VIA DanNille 10 Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
orleans; also Washington to New Orleans via
Lvnchburg and Bristol.
$40 y. m.-louisvllie Fast Line, daily. via Char
lottcsville, Huntington. and Lexington. to Gin
cinnati Louisville. aud all Western points,
making direct connections and with solid train
4nd Pullman sleeping Cars. Washington to
1925 D. n,r-southcrii Mail and Express, daily, to all
points South. Southeast, and Southwest via Dan
vile aud Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars.
Washington to Charleston. Marks Sleeping
Chair Cars between Washington and Danville-
For all points on MANASSAS Division take 7:l0 o. IN.
train daily, except sunday. For Wnrrenon
. take a:l0 u. m. and 5: o u. III, trans, daily.
For tickets and all Information, inquire AT Com.
phnys OniCc, iOl Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
Depot. Oiice. GOl Pennsylvania avenue, In connected
win telephone system
NJ SLAUGHTER, n, MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent Agent.
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1882-10-24

DISAPPOINTMENT in matters of pleasure is hard
to be borne, in matters affecting health it brCo u
cruel. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup never disappuin,s
those who use it for obstinate coughs Gods irrta-
ton of throat and lungs, &c.
National Republican., 1882-10-24

NEW YORK, Oct. 2a-Money loaned between and
ppr cent. dur.nf m"7' o the day, IN The lAht hour
advanced TO D. dc lned I. and closed offered AZ I
~ag cent ExeHans, was steady AZ iSi5aGalSlA iur