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New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
rrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKEr

Loxnoy April S-l2:3U n M bonds. four and half
per cents 72 do three and hall per cents lu94 new
Iorsey Central Consns llI 37l2 second cOnsols
gCl NcwN ork Central. 34 :llinois central I" PennSyl
yaua Central 64i Rcailne. 32i4 NcwIork Ontano and
Western - p Milwaukee and ST. raul common ~ =
lasDON Apu S-S:OO D. In.-Pars atvlc't Il0t3 tAroo
nT ccnf rent ~ - franes ccnnes for The account
LONDON. April S-23U y. m.-Atantc ana Great western
first NOR trustees certificates. 4S7s
LONDON. April S-g.3Op. m.-fhc amount OF button gone
mi % the Bank England b9la lce today - 4lIoOO
LONDON. April 50 n.-fars adylces Ouote thr'o por
cenr reufes af francs 20 centme for The account
Aprl S--5:Di y. m.-EXchGnge GA London 20
francs 20 cenimes Tor checks
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
FUROFEAN MARKETS.

LIyLRrooL~ April So y. m.-PorK Prime Mess Eastern.
~ Western. steady AT 81 BacOnCumbg rand
Cut duh at II 3D.; short hlD dul Long Clear
dull IS. Short Cl'ar dull al 4J6d Hams-LOng cut
~ Shoulders dull at 81 Sd Bec-lnlia Mess
9 Extra Mess dun az ~ Prime Mess dnl at ~ Lard
Prime Western steady al % Sd IalOH-Pnme civ DUH
al 40. TuIcntnc-Sprlts steady al 30. Ronnflne duh
az Od Common, selIy az j. Cneesc-Ameucau Cno.co
dull al G3. Lard on, none here FO1rEXtu state steady
az l39d Wheat--No. White steady AZ TO- No. Spung,
steady al Wl Id Winter New Western 10
CuLL-M we'd. s.ealy 90 D III Inr now. GLh l0r 0.n.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-YoRk, Saturday. April 8. :

AsllEs-rots quet &c and Pearls nominal At &C.
Goo lo55c. for Hprl .55c. a.[ei wiileqt Diq, MAY
400 Sci June 775a7 9oc and 5@y a
prices sales 1000 bags Malacai6o eE sunqry vessels in
lsOO bags Iaguly OK yaIogs vrses an On On pdsate s
Good lOitc. Irime lOsc. santos, good 9Hs Oc
lava l&@2Oc; sngarore 129lSc: ceyon. oql@c. Mara
nnngo Slaqalqc: Porto Rico iOal8e Costa ruca g,2e
$ iSc Mss,1R shss %ii Mocha -'@-'' Ans"''"'
CGTTON-Ihe fxclange closed il accordance with
Flour AND MAJ Flour market a shade hiTner. in in
5al5c higher. with the advance mainly Spnns
Wheat xiras Mod.Iate export AID i9r o99ng trade de-
Extra 50 ioase Is for he Whole range Winter
W. %e1 e 1a & - Gs = Sr - ob G 4Ss1e S S'Y @ GS &
s. 1898 90 fos spnrg. SO Pass 80 or Winter Wheat
sO1 bbs supe1Ic 81 2Oal OF the sales I00 bbls we're
ior e1rort GnostGns no y ~ loGS5 20; S iaer extreme
e5as9 20 Good to fanc7 10. t5 5oGs' 20: Common
Common 70 Good ExIa RoundIooD Ohio - 0ds6 -;
s. ioq75 81 Cesi 50 5oGs7 Il: Rye Mixture 81 - . -
Bakers Extra 10 7u@@' - straight = ea. ~
ii Good 70 Very Choice Family loasl - Pqttnc
Nin'eI & eS' 1if & o. 49, marhet e@siPg & s'eady
ig common to Goo Esfr = +isS e GOOD 10 Cboce
ssoGS - 50 RYE FICUR nrm an. moe active saire
sales. 4Oo bhls Brandywno ~ % Nelow"esten Goutei
e s 1 L asq n E% S de'dfg mi,G }9pse is
demand with The trade nearly all IA Winter RED Far bq-i
isGoo bush casl aoadas unendcd Wntel Red Il ia
certificates ~ board and a A. elevator:
Gu.lddcl White. ! 81 i2n& 3Sli No / Nldte 81 iSlzH
81 5o for cerncs.e 81 3-as in elevator 81 59i4 free
board. sac 5000 bush No. Red made delivery
on 25th Juy a. - - No hed, April - 3 7-a*l ~ DO.
May. ~ 4u3ia4I n lSe closing ~ ais JuGe Sl 30
81 9as closing = %t7s do. july ~ 257sG3l "a closing
81 1873 closing
unchanged for
sale canada bond BARLEY Market nrn with
limited supply: sales 5000 bush TwurDYcd asst.
ST. ARLEI MALI quirt ana firmly held: s..es
10000 bush lWorOwcu state 10 arrive. 81 O1...... CORN
Market with decided change for cash lots and = &c.
lower for uti"us moderate export and 0Dnng de-
active options.
b1sh future ltipn0 bush CASH including UnsTadcd West.
en- MlXci al le0N+C.. No &C. Yellow.
No p S1Q iac. i'll store nearly GlF.i e.. Sc IN elevator;
sH14c. delivered No 10 lnte 9Hr13c. steamer WHO.
ao1"lc' Yellow southern ~ - c.; IHerior Nh'e
western, soc, No Niyod, AprI' si4n9-c closing &C.,
oshcd. dc. May. ~o7e1Slc, closing olc de- june. "a
la4t closing So do July sO's0Nl &C. closing 7aic
August, 81 I5a closing AISMarkct heavy ard
is0c lower cash lots CRY I sales 4lJ.OOO BUSH ma n
J. up-i1nSl including No. 3 IT,. new. No
g. aaJ old and C2c IN elevator quoted
62A4 NO White &c for new; NO. :. 81 for new
10 Il &c, an og 40 he in.idc .rces Mixed Western
tp4 D2l2c.; White do 6i01i -c. Mixed state
While 40 81 a6i 2c, including $4,000 busl. 40 Mixed
AITl. J-a4 -3zc.; NlOle bush DO May. -
lf,nuO bush 90 June, ,@GJic, 5OnJ 90. July J2c;
usl, ISo. bid, ~ sc dskcd.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
IsIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN II THE UNITED STATES AND
April l, Marcl25. Aorl

Apri, l. Mare!25 Aprl9. Apln 3
Wheat bush l9ioi-25 l&5el955 275ii3,o 2i i,2 9s:i5
Corn bush. Hn SOL iO4iVo2 Il 49, su9 nc 94S
Oats bush 1co26I l,75alo2 $229lIGl 2.7cals5
I.yc. bush. SJJS4l l.U1l. .J9J 1850 GtD5f5
GREA~ I,-sales - hhds. Tauow Grease 7i,c.
HAY AND STRAW r aceipts by rail moderate but
liberal quantity arrives boat; Prime
trI. and Inferior lots weak. weak. Prime
Timothy Hay. 9Oa95c.. Medium DO. 73OSjo; SIN 1ping
Ora 6u0GIc.; Clover Mixed, eO17lc. Clover 0Ulc
81 W Mo- Rye oOQoac.. short X e. J00 Oat suaw
4OG4Ic.
HOPo-Iave continued dull but no qnotable changes arr
noticed tLOce Od grades hrn We quote tIop 1881
Cnooe 2tc. Good 60 Prime. u 23c Far Goo1.
2lc, Poor 70 Far, i1aI.c. Eastern. lGa21c. crop
$50 Good Prime lGo 9c; Poor 10 FAN. lJc. trop
OF 1919 fa 10 Prime liC iccti for o.
1l- bales; receipts september To Aprl
exports for 10 Apu e. 2G7 bales exports -cp,m-
bcI to April 27J%D bae,; imports september
April e.. 2,Ul5 bales.
HIDES-liayc been moderately active ard about scIdr
EAMc are has fun, steady icuoci.
soc The The home demand quite
much leather out o The market daily ccyod
We make no e. ang,s IN gunat tons prime plump leather
Ieo0re being ~ most request and quickly tiaen
rival Union Tanned leather OF prime quaItv
out Of the uaret as last as II comes ~ with
!atOn here AID steady ICcepoo of the week. S7193
Sides 2lSO Ea.cs Exports. $500 Sides VIZ 1880
10 England 40 10 the Continent and 7lJ 10 various
tinaupls.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
nEMLoCK NoN.AC.D.
UNION TANNED.
Slaughter
% -

Midde S is: se % MdS @ SlGO c2Oo SS3 SS5
Calcutta Banalo-Lislt 1911 Middle i99a Ieayy
1890 Damaged. 190l7l2
MOLAssEs- Boiling stock strong at doc for 5Os test
Grocery stock unchanged. hrn.
NAVAL STORES-Itosins very firm and qmet as
quoted 50 u as2 20 smns Tnrpsnine very 0 strosg aSd
wholly nominal IN le absence Of business &c. Tar
OCEAN FRElGhTo Rates irregular and lower with
SOY SACKS do - Cd b. 200 * b p Proyo5 oy 5.o.' ~ M 81
Gi0s; 5000 boxes Cheese Us 81. n los; 200 baies
Cotton nga@cs'd' sma lots Of raiiow - Ga Beet -
Measurement Goods, IS Obs .:LONDON steam, rain
ate lois Of Provisiens lJsaI7s 6d Cheese pos DDS
ST @ cS ' & s'a dS5ee aIees G Il Efe 81 S @ & 2 % ca1e
ment G0oas l9G on@ M GLAsGow steam 2Loo9 bush
moderate lots o Provisions rs. 81. Cheese Is 3d.; Ta
oy go g ed & bSei rs c rerS G Is 80 sd Oh caS op
2looo Gnsh grain Ia t9gr s6a per bland per tom
cram quoted "a & -Four @ qaolsa Is 30 bn ana iosa
z G BGeI Ioo. 3 oq PORK 9 Ssfa l9, @l- 3D.
quoted "a; Flour, Is. per bbl 5s per ton:
Bacon, l5A; cheese Us. d;;....hiBAo British big
Austrian bark 1900 ease. Refined DO. eoc ''BRhMFN
Or HAMBU EG German bark, 1000 bhs do. S.. DANISH
PORT. Russian bark 5000 do, 5s. 30. swed
.,erian 5a;k rom rom plnlphiS 5000 do ~ "a N'l
BALTIC Russian bark from Pms i' piha GOO d. 3, 81
Coal " o.. III NIRPoOl, German bare i7o tons nom
inchm2nd "ak fianksi ana lgr c'Dl - iIkD
Timber lOs,.. DGNE RAKA brig. 20 toms at $3.50
"a N6n9n @ 'Sf OF n%rRA O % NE toa. Dn i'cn
NOfih side Of tuun, Sugaf etc, Utt 20.
OilS-Au prices remain firm. bat business was rather
slow day We quote: Iinsced 59N Jc for American crude
sperm 81 lO Crude Whale, JOn02c. for southern and
5.0aoc. for Northern Prime Lard ono; Crude Ncnl a
~ Slc., Cotton seed Refined Summer yellow, fJHJuc.
Winier yellow. Jic; Wnicr Nhiie. 5jaj6c. Crude 42c
ftiEOiEU MiteAned for export niIu. aud ] , 600
DOS ior May sold at Crude Certificates steady
N'Hhcd Tor use, quot" IRON IchncfE
henhec here and IN Baltimore 7Ac IN Philadelphia, 1c.
dses ne Crnde shipping order. GiGDl tci Nlphtha
o. C. cefuhcates reported bY ME Eli Arnold follows
haIAet opened 10 Uncd sales i34c. lO.5U o. M.
SAFE ~ - ~ a. m, saies - - 30 NJ 7sos y ra
sales ia4c. I%3D D. 10. l5i40f3 -r; 1880 o. iu, 1871
70 70, j. NJ sales 73Ac. 230 q. 20 7Ji2'. 8 o.
Ill., 754~1Isc, highest 10 se lowest 194c; sellers oDtoa.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston, Saturday. April 3, 1850.

mem e Twas was an irregular business done in Govern
prjees usISOinetimes active and al Others dull:
ibs ~ %eIe higher fOI all except the continued lis
ioL,misai oidS showing changes from a week ago as
andIs; Adyances-COntinued o.. a the 4ias J.,
nv nv lhe 4s, e per cent. Declme-Contiuued n, T.
sboo. vent. state bonds were duh and prices wele
~ steady; there were no new features or news
.ya,,uinIuate activity. Railroad bonds were mod
sii' active for the speculative kinds ond c'ncr
Coz al small concessions III prices Erie ssrnud
Wa .,os oe "eie conspicuous in the dealings. Tbrre
s, poiHe psoiHe activity IN new issues like III. conAoI nf
Eere small 'N' '"0 9"i'S VI 'He O1d issues
iepOrted "a '"o A"'o"'HE IdAioaus are
WABASH. 81. LOUIS AID PACIFIC
Nnnl., 1850 l-Sl 1870
A. SitA "a week n Cd s8eg0i1 e..}tTv, se,"'5ts
s-In On OIL Sool,Oi4 2.750.lJO 8G7slO9
= ''iiAOI0S, CEDAR RAPIDS AND SoRTHgKs
JglDeI II miles 4oov 1851 los2
Js,ratl week IN March sco o. .o- 80 o-V
10 March ST.. 6j7.Si5 4G65i0 7o25.5566S
CENTRAL PACIFIC
ftnbe, II uol.s l-sO 1881. 1880
1sli Ia leh alreh s37SI33 sl7oaGi9 G, 's65 '61
'A-'.. o.Os4,359 470G,7O3 5sgi oy1
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
,rHE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.p

NOW Is the time to secure homes IN
MINNESOTA, DA kO1A AND MONTANA
Fm grants intending 10 take farms during tho approach
ing spring IN the GREAT SOUTHWEST should not fh 10
inform themselves Of The advantages offered by tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
for the settlement OF that cOmpanys lands along S lines IN
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA. .,
The Northern Pacific Railroad through region "hoh
cannot be cXcclcin
HEALTHFULNESS OF CLIMATE,
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH or NATURAL RESOU KCES.
Nowhere else are great Inducements offered 70
COLONISTS AND FARMERS, -
MECHANICS. LABOREfsS AND MINERS, -
LUMBERMEN. Business MEN AND Ipt RlSiS
CROPS large and SIOCk.RAlelNu Il a sue.
ccssfu occupation there READY MAkhEIo, GOOD
BUSINESS OPPOkIUN MITES and FINE CuANCES Tor
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The greater part Of Dakota and Montana ofersl
NEW FIELD FOR SEfILtMENI, l,
ThtprOperOns condition Dt existing settlements MhR the
line Of the Northern Pacific RlrOadin Minnesota AMI East
Dakota OF the pernanencyOt the
agricultural interests OF the entire region. 49,.
The Railroad has now In market tao hness
wheat and grazing lands which offered at 10" prcoS at
terms Of payment 90 ,,o---.
In MINNESOIA and DAkOtA thero arc 4,uOiVVo acto'
awaiting settlement 49,. ..,, .- -. g., ....,
TIIE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EoUAL.
For detailed Information all points Apply aiOr arcss oo
no, 2o5 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Hle0ieal.
european advertisements.

VISITORS to ENGLAND are respectfully
informed that the rebuilding OF tho 0d-esabshed No
tel THE KINGS HLAD, m the ancient CITY of CONka-
TRY IA completely nnished and which VIII 10 found
accommodation Tor tho convenience sno
comfort OF faaes aad oters vsns tho ders ht4 count!
NJ MAhMlCkSulAk.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Dipioen0 Notifies.

THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
100 BROADWAY, Ew-YoRX.}
V'HE coupons of the general consolidated 8
Il cent bonds OF the St Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company, due April l. 1882, will be paid
Office Mercantile Trust Company and after
that date. EDWARD H. MONrGO merry, Treasurer
NEW YORK April /, 1892.
rTHESTANDARD CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY to-day declared It's usual monthly dividend
OF fSEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, payable April
~ 1892 at the Farmers Loan and Trast Company No 70
Transfer books close April aud open Apr IA.
NJ r.. COOK, VicePresident
NEw.YoRK March 25. 1882.
THE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il COMPANY this day declared its FIFTH MONTHLY
DIVIDEND OF TEN CENTS PER SHARE, payable on April
IL 1882 at the office Of Farmers and Trust Company
Transfer books close on Apr B. 1882 and open April l@
NJ. r. COOK,
Vice-President.
OFFICE or MOANING sTAg
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY, :
mo 33 WALL 81. NEW. YORK, ADrI d, 1882.
FI'HE BOARD of TRUSTEES OF this Com
HALF PER CENT the capital stock payable April
l3 at the office OF Messfs Adams McIarg No 35 Wast
ew-YOrk.
The transfer books will be closed the 9Th and roopened
on the l4th inst. WILLIAM ADAMS, Treasurer
OFFICE or THE TOMBSTONE MLLAND MEwG CoMPASY.l
432 WAINUI-sr, Phil DELPHIA, March 81, 1882.
.bSTH DIVIDEND. The Executive Com
~ mee Of the Board Of Drec Of this Company have
this day declared the regular MONTHLY Dividend Of
capital stock OF the Company payable and after l5
this Office Transfer.books lose S. and reopen l7h
GEORGE BURNHAM President.
W. ]. CHEYNEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

The total movements Of Hour and graln ~ VIC
principal points for the week ended April :, 1ss2,
and since January /, for years 1881 and leSZ'
were rs follows
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

rIO LET or LEASE, rent $2S, Jersey City
4 Hoights.-Handsome little house two story basement
sub cellar all modern improvements yestiDue
plaza courtyard excellent negh1Orhood desirable home
House JOHN NJ JON
:. mn LuIlIn--l NnNN-
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, April 8, 1882.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom today:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
auction Sales OF Real Cslale.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We Wednesday,
April II. at ~ noon at Exchange salesoOm Broad.
way T.. Raymond, l1O Pearl-st,
corner Pine; 81 front 100 deep Inquire RODMAS
ADAMS. attorneys 50 Libertyst
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
COTTON EECEIFTs

NRw.YoRK April S.-1hc following the total re-.
cepts Cotton at the below mentioned ports since
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
ST PAIL mrsxyApoLrs AND MANITOBA.

CHICAGO AND NORT1IwEsrERN
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Counlrn propertp for Sale an0 90 Get

A T ORANGE, Y. j. (neighbOrhOOd speciality
tA-Proper rent; treteA goat DIryLinA
EDWARDP n HAAILrON. l . Pils-i.. Y. T.
An ELEGANTLY appointed country seat
~ the Hudson below Tarrytown all In complete order;
desirable the river. II. \. YOUNG, 20 EK
change pace.
4 TO LET, furnished, on DavenpOrt's
n. Neck New Rochelle. house and acres OF land
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CRY
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

By Richdrd v Hdrnsn
p9t OF land on East sGth.st w cor OF Madisonaye
o oL'1iOUs Lespinasse q Friedman ........,..-'
a-sIo brick tenements ith lots Nos 342 3tt and
90 Eas, ilyth.st =. 75 II " OF stsye each lot
By 4. II. Muller & Son.
-s.oiy y Drsk 'front.' house ana 2story brick stable
Hlui IOt NO fS1 slave, cor OF asa. AZ LOT u ~
90; Margaret and Edward Armstrong ......-'-,-
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

ITO LET.-At TarrytOwn for the season, a
fine large double house in perfect Ct order handsomely
city an ample and falling supply Of pure
spfi house beautifully situated high
ground yerooking Hudson River Extra large
house stalls eight horses Firstcass garden for
vegetables, Apply TO the owner JOHN IL. HALL, $50
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

penard sth st near Madiscnave; suites Of eight light
rooms ana bathroom so to 500 open
inspection all day ready for occupancy May lst
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Ciip i)roperlp Go fet.

1 NEW APARTMENT HOUSE-TIIE LIS
PENAkD e6h-st. liadi on-aye. suites Il cigi
light rooms aad bathroom SO 10 SiuO
for inspection ali day ready fOr occupancy May !.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04

The recent theft of a little girl by a
gypsy reminds the Vienna Neue Freie
Press of numerous instances of this heart
less crime which has been detected in
that city. Twenty years ago such cases
were not uncommon. One of the most
fiendish of them caused great excitement
in Vienna. An old gypsy woman had
been accustomed to sit and beg for aims
day after day at street corner. She
held in her arms little child, whose
piteous cries attracted the attention of
passers.by, and 80 excited their sympa-
thy that the old woman was fast getting
rich from the coins which they dropped
into her lap. At length suspicion was
excited, and the police made an investi-
cation. They found the child's back
covered with minute wounds. At one
point half of the shell of nut chung to
the skin, and when it was detached out
ran spider, the manifest cause of the
child's sufferings. OF course, the old
fiend who had devised this piece of devil
ish ingenuity was sent to prison, but it is
an infinite pity that she was not cut up
and fed to chickens. Further inquiry
proved that the child had been stolen
from his parents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No One
Need Suffer!

A Sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching
and liberated Piles has been discover
ed by DIR. William. ian Indian remedy, }
called DR.. Williams Indian Ointment.
A single box has cured the worst chronic
cases of 25 or 80 years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after appling
this wonderful soothing medicine. Lo-
ttions, Instruments and celectuaries do
more harm then good. Williams Oint-
ment absorbs the tumors,, allays the
intense itching, particularly at night af-
ter getting warm in bed.) acts as poul-
tice, gives instant and painless relief, and
is prepared only for Piles, itching Of the
private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. ]. M. Cofinbury
Of Cleveland says, about DR.. William 8
Indian Pile Ointment: have used scores
Of Pile Cures, and it affords me pleasure
20 say that have never found anything
which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Oint-
ment. For sale by all druggist or mail
cd on receipt Of price, $1.0O.
HENRY & Co., Props,
90 Vesey Street, New York City.
WALDING. KINNAN & Co..
nov3'S1-1y Wholesale Agents Toledo, O.
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THE NORTHWEST.
HEWsPAPER uEcIsIoNs.

h..S.S.os Sn.poskaIisEns.-An adrertisements must be
as aeIn y Wednesday ymOnine 10 insure insertion
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04

B. D. Davis of Brownington, Henry
county, NO., would like to learn of the
whereabouts of his son, q man about 30
years of age, by profession mill en-
gineer. He is supposed to be in Oregon
or California. Has not heard from him
for 18 months. His father leaves the
middle of April for Oregon, to locate an
other son on a sheep rancho, and wants
the absent son to engage in the same
business. If he will address letter to
DR.. w. B. Taylor, at Brownington, Mo-,
he will learn where he is. California,
Oregon, Ohio, and Indiana papers please
CODY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04
LUCRETIA r. GARFIELD,

Pat McGraw, a hermit residing near
Newport, KY, armed himself with huge
club and gained entrance to the First
National Bank by the rear door, before
the hour for commencing business. He
made for the safe, pushing the janitress
aside, when her screams brought aid.
The first man who appeared was dealt a
crushing blow with the club, and it re-
quired six men to get the crank to the
station house. For five hours Pat re-
tanned possession OF horrible knife, but
was finally dIsarmed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04
THE MARKETS.
Grain Market.

sAroIEos. ONO. May 5, Iss2
Provision Market.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04

The court, austerely: Prisoner, how
did you have the audacity to break into
this mans house at midnight and rob
him?" Prisoner, piteously: "But, your
Honor, last time was before you you
wanted to know how I could have the
audacity to rob man on the highway at
high noon. When do you want me to get
in my work."
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04

Farmers, If you want q plow for all
Kinds Of plowing, get the lightest draft
and best in the market, and that plows is
the Red jacket, and don't You forget
II. sssIs isasiss NJ q X sss Il AZ IN / u sbt !
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04
Skinny Men.

"Wel.s' Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. I'm
potence, Sexual Debility. 81.
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New Advertisements,

ID Meekison-Probate Notice.
Q A Kneeland-Local.
ID Humphrey-LocAl.
O SAur-Local.
II Norden a Co-Local.
q II Reeder-Local.
C0rporation-Or Ordinances.
L NJ Hall-Pianos and Organs.
Geo Observation-Disclosures Ads.
Chas Eyers-Notice.
p Bestleman-Loeal.
II + cay-Local.
WV Frease-LocAl.
ID q Wilson-Dry Goods.
ii Norden a Co-Dry Goods.
Seymour, Sabin Co Threshers.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04
DR.. Bliss Shown up In His True Col
Ors.
New YORK. April 2e.-The Tribune
publishes the following:


NEW YORK. April 2e.-The Tribune
publishes the following:
MENTOR, o., Oct, "a, 1881.
This certifies that on or about August 8,
the late President James A. Garfield,
made the following statement to me, in
the presence Of Mrs. Garfield, viz: That
DIR. ]. e. Baxter had been his physician
for many years, and that he still consid-
reed him as his physician. He also stated
that he had no knowledge OF ever having
placed himself under the care Of DIR. d.
w. Bliss, and did not believe Bliss had. ever
spoken one word upon the subject. Mrs.
Grafield said, at the same time, that she
had never been consulted by DR.. Bliss
upon the subject, and had no knowledge
of the President having chosen DR.. Bliss
as his attending surgeon.
s. A. BoYToN, NJ. D.
Indorsed as follows by Mrs. Garfield:
MENTOR o., Oct. "a, 1881.
have read the statement of DIR. Boyn-
ton made this day, and will say that it is
entirely correct.
LUCRETIA r. GARFIELD.
In his testimony on the Guiteau trial,
November 10. DIR. Bliss swore that the
Secretary of War sent for him when
Garfield was shot; that the President
asked him to take charge of the case, and
that Mrs. Garfield was present when the
request was made.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

NOTICE. hereby give notice that
IN l have disposed of my Grocery
Business to Mr.. s. j. Levey. All nc.
counts due said business are to be paid
to him.
Thanking the public for the liberal
patronage they have been pleased to be-
stow upon me, Iwould respectfully ask
for continuance of the same to my
successor. A. w. BUSH.
tH- Orders for the Union Feed Comp.
any, will be received as usual, and
prompt delivery guaranteed. 225 I'm
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Name From Due
Bk Emma, from Puget Sound, Aug is
Bktho EmmaiAugusm, I'm Pt Gamble for
Kahului, Dot
Stmr City of New York from S. f, Oct 20
Brit stnI Sucz, Dodd, FIN F. Nov17
Stmrl Citysofi Sydney, FIN Sydney, Nov 20
Bark Lizzie Marshal, FIN Pt Gamble
Br bk Ullock FIN Liverpool, Dec
Blk Aber Aman FIN Glasgow, Dec
Blk Revere FIN Pt Blakcley
Br ship Ambassador, I'm Newcastle
Blk North StaI, from Newcastle "F
Blk Buena Vista FIN PIT Gamble
Bktne Discovery, I'm s f., Nov IA
Am bktne Klikitat, "a iN
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Notice.
Notice.

HURING the temporary absence of
IL Mr.. w. G. Irwin from this King.
dom, Mr.. w. NJ. GIFFARD will attend to
tic business of our house.
22G pm WIN. G. IRWIN & co.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

U. s. S. Alaska, G.. i. Bclknap
Am bktnc Amelia
Brig, Consuelo, Howard
Bktne Jane A Falkinburg
Am schr Claus .Spreckels i
Haw blk Iolani, iM $50
Haw brig Nihito, Cameron 2 s.
Bark Imacos
Am bark Hope, Aspolct
Ger blk Peiho,
Blk Cabaricn $50 a
Tern Kit Sap
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NOTWITHSTANDING my absence from
IN this Kingdom, Mr., Joseph o. Car.
ter will act for me under full Power
of Attorney.
225 2w 7. {. JONES, JR.