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National Republican., 1882-11-09
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmCInl Transnctiona ms RecordS
Yesterday.


Mr.. ]. +. 0lmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate IN the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder Of Deodo:
On Fifteenth street west between and X
streets north, subot To- square l99 (26 feet inches
front Iy 100 eot, James H. Fitch et al trustees, to
John A. Kasson, SlS,50O
on N street north (5s feet AZ inches by % feet
on Filth street westl. part of lot O., square 4Sl,
Charles Walter, trustee, ct al, to William nj.
Hodges, $500
on Second street west, between f and streets
south, part of lot H. square 5S5, James II. Graham
TO Samuel S. Cisscl Sl36.
Square "a (east 25 feet by depth of sublot 19),
Henry Niblo to Margaret J. Riley, ,150.
On Twelfth street west. between and d streets
south, south part of lot l. square 297, John E. II.
Car. in to Elizabeth Ann Dougless. 600
On Corcoran street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets west, sublots Ia, square A0 ~
feet inches front by go feeO Charles Ii. Knight
to Emma G. States, s5.200
On Nj street south, between Third and Four
and half streets west, sublot 80, square 645 (21
feet front by 1870 leet Elizabeth Mexican 10 An
drew Jackson, 500.
On Second street west, between and streets
north, subos 80 and 81 reservation IL (50 feet
front by 81 feet inches), JAMES NJ. Johnston,
trustee. to Samuel POlkinhoru, Sl6SL50.
North grounds of Columbia University, lot %,
block 40, Mary d. Biddle, trustee, to James II.
Allen, 81, ,125.
Nicnols Place. Georgetown, orth 20 feet Of lot
32, on Congress street, Elizabeth s. Gurey TO
Frank S. A. Gray, $780,
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I,nIiimnre sscnernl Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov S.-Colton dull; middllng, l0t4c.
Flour lower for Inferior grades; Howard street
and Western superne. 50 25@S 75; do extra, d OOG
62 do family, 81 s7DG co. City Mills superne 80 so
@iC0 do extra, ~ 255 IS; do Rio brands 8 75 Pa
tapsco family, SO 25 do superlat!ve patent, az 90.
Wheat-Southern easier; Western sluiet and steady:
southern red, 81 OOggl 05 do amber, 81 O0g1 i3: No
Maryland, 81 Ogis bid; No. Western winter red spot
81 o5!G@l 06 January s. o5i 0sl1; February, 81 O9
q ~ March, 81 10 bid. Corn-Southern steady;
and yellow new, 539t76c; Western Mixed spot, sec
bid; November, 7Ga1Sc; year. UlJs@BtAc January,
GOli@Glc. Oats easier; southern, i26li5c; Western
white 4@45c; do mixed. 4OGlic; Pennsylvania, 4St9
&c. Rye steady atB5d8sc. Hay dull prime to cho co
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sf4 OO6pi5 90 Provisions
lower; mess pork. s23 rs; bulk meas-shoulders aud
clear rib sides PACKED, l0A@134c bacon-shoulders.
12,c: clear rib sides, 16Ac hams, l6G@l7ilc; lard,
refined. l3c. Butter firm Western packed 23tdl26c;
creamery S2tg36c. Eggs sea ce and iirm at 2adS0c.
Petroleum firm: refined. StsGgsBc. Coffee quiet; Rio
carg9es ordinary to fair. !!s@ic. Sugar steady; A
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Tho Amcrican Mouse Robbcr,es.

Jane Davidge, the colored servant at the Ameri-
can House, whose arrest for stealing from the
guests at the hotel was mentioned in The REPUB-
LIoAN, pleaded guilty in the police court Wednes.
day to the larcency of clothing, valued at S3 and
also to the larcency of clothing and jewelry
valued at $50. The woman was sentenced tothiriy
days In jail in the first case aud six months in the
second case, George Nichols, the colored watch
man employed at the hotel, was also arraigned
for receiving stolen goods, and pleaded mot
guilty" The case was continued at the request
of the defense. Nichols was then charged with
carrying concealed weapons and fined $40, De-
tectve Voss testifying that when arrested he had
a blackjack in his possession.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
FRANK MINOR PLEADS GUILTY
To the Charge or Numbering His wire
Scntence Deferred for The Prcaenf.

In the criminal court Wednesday Frank Minor,
the colored man who cut his wife Victoria's
throat so brutaly on the 11th of last months, was
arraigned to answer TO the charge OF murder. The
man sat In the dock In a very detected attitude,
and apparently realized his terrible position.
While Mr.. Williams read the Indictment his head
was bowed on his breast, but at the conclusion,
when the usual question was asked as 10 his guilt
ne raised his head and with tears streaming from
ns ms eyes, he fallered out the one word guilty"
and alter few minutes hesitation Judge Wylie
SAID ho would like 10 consult an almanac before
passing sentence. Assistant District Attorney Tag
gart asked IL 1t would not he better to enter
plea OF not guilty. lie remarked that in case of
murder ne had known where the plea was not
iaken, and suggested that the testimony be heard.
Judge Wylfe said that he had no so much senu-
mentality about him. If this mans wife had her
throat cut by hlm and he came into court admitting
II the pleu should be accepted. lie was unable to
see why II should not. lie would, however, post
pOne the sentence ut This time.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to Joseph E.
Small and Martha Brown, Prince George County
Maryland; George F. Lanborn, Washington, and
Emma Dowell Knoxville, Tenn; William Henry
Sheckels Montgomery County, Maryland, and
Lizzie Busher, Brightwood, d. c.; Frank st. c.
Smith and Daisy Octavia Clarke, James +. MCGEE
and Lizzie A. Corcoran, William n Golden and
sailie E. Vessey, John +. Olmstead and Catherine
Abbot Hutchinson, John X. Scott and Emma s.
West Albert Page and Catherine Johnson Samuel
Dennson and Eliza Anderson, Oscar s. Berger
and Amelia c. Herbert, of this city
National Republican., 1882-11-09

lo THE TTENNfykyAEIA T5kTIf wSE m gogTE UT .
STEEL iRAILs, ,MAGNlTiCENT EQuiPMENr
TRAINS n sEEoT WHsAiNaRoN YERN roS ss station
For corner Of sixth and streets as follows;
Of Palace sleeping Cars al SsS a. n,, SaIIy
rsbsrg bs ss0 80 e. mi daily With seeng aTs from aN
daily with Paaee Cars to PisSnRrs and S' + IN
natl MAI ALE Express, $50 D. M, daily for PttsburI
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, Cannndaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
from Washington to canandaigGa. ''''' 0'''
For Wlllinmsport, Lock Haven, aud Elmlra, at Oh
For New York aud the East s;Coa M. 1880 a m, ls,
and @sd hrpTsss 1R s@adf on Fa@sa R ssoa aSs
Fer so9syn sFESgge Trains connss. a
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
ferrlnge across New York city.
fSr and dfhiSsSdepha iSS y m @ S Z snay mi i&3 "a @ Lao SSs @ &
n, m Limited Express 9sO a, M, daily, except Sun.
For baltimore, G,io, 500 pao 1880 a. ~ and loo 4sa
4io GO. 1890. $50. and lGD p. IN, On Sunday, Soa
For PoPes Crock Line, GiUa aud E4o p. NJ daily.
For Annapolis; 6:4oa. m. and s4Op. m daily, except
ALEX XNpRIA AND NpFREDERICKsBur,q Rail-.
,SGAy WAf y AMP aLEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alo1andra, $50 100 G:O, 1l;O0, and LIES a IN.
s i a sSa aSa aiS snd MI Ms Saa % go on Sunday '
For Richmond and the South, $3.50 and lI;2ja daily.
sYs says m dss SSrGp II e%sfsssSnsou GOO @
and 1900 midnignt On Sunday at BOD, SIS .andi'Sl
Tickets and Information at the Office, northeast cor
nef OF street ana cn m s S
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
]. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES E. PUGH, General Marag"r. sells
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Al She yVhnryps.

Harboimaster Sutton has reported the following
recent arrivals at the river front; Schooner Mag
gle, Captain Myers, 14i tons coal for T. B. Cross.
schooner Hannah Buell., Captain Ireland, a77 tons
coal for Clarke & Given barge Deer Park, Cap
tain Zimmerman, lis tons coal for Inland and
Seaboard Constng Company; barge X 10 U s,
boat Company; barge L. T. Waddey Captain
Campough, 10 tons coal for Potomac Ferry Com
pany schooner Caroline, Captain Niothershead,
25 cords wood for II. L. Biscoe; schooner Mary
Ann Shea, Captain Ashton, 35 cords wood for
Johnson j. Bros; pungy Chief, Captain Swami,
So bushels oysters; schooner William Potter, Cap
tain Adams, 450 bushels sweet potatoes.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Police Court Notes.

Mary Garner was sent to jail for sixty days for
stealing silver watch from an old soldier named
Watts.
Frederick Morten got ninety days in the work.
house for vagrancy.
William Davis, Robert Lovejoy, Cecilia Ruf1in,
and William Watts were fined for disorderly. con-
duct.
George Chase, colored was charged with steal
ing the pocketbook of Fanny Cromwell, contain
ing 1915. but the testimony showing that the girl
gave him the money to pay for drinks he was dis
missed
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Poverty and Distress.

That poverty which produces the greatest dis
tress Is not of the purse but of the blood. De-
prived of Its richness 1t becomes scant and watery
q condition termed dnenliu in medical writings
and sores, general and nervous debility. loss Of
flesh and appetite weak lungs, throat disease
splitting of blood, and consumption are among
the common results. If you are sufferer from
thin, poor blood, employ DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery" which enriehes the blood and
cures these grave affections. Is more nutrtiye
than cod liver oil, and is harmless in any con.
dltion Of the system, yet powerful to cure By
druppigts
National Republican., 1882-11-09

4sj for short sight. Governments wcrc per cent.
lower Tor extended 5e, lower for 20 and AZ coupon
md unchanged for Avs registered and is State bonds
were fairly active; Tennessee mixed dropped to ISs
from 90 Railroad bonds were Irregular but In the
nain lower Transactions aggregated 4Sj,OOO shares
including Canada southern, 1000. Delaware. IAcka-
wanna and Western. 2s500 Delaware and Hudson
300 Denver aud Rio Grande, 1890: Erie 29SO1 Kan.
and Texas, 1l.i00; Lake shore, 2sOJG Louisville
and Nashville, 1890; Michigan Central 0O00 Mis-
souri, Pacific, 1870; Memphis aud Charleston, 500
New Jersey Central, 800 New York Central. 1900
Northern Pacific, 5000 Ontario and Western, 400
Reading, 1900; ST. padl, 0,lOO; st. Paul and Omaha
II ,100 Texas Pacific 1880 Union Pacific, 5000 Wa
bash Pacific, $500 Western Union, OO,5JO.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Ten Yenr, for BURGLARY.

Judge Wylie Wednesday passed the first sentence
under the new housebreaking law. William
Simms, colored, was tried for entering house in
the daytime, and also for assault with intent to
kill Russell Steptoe. The prisoner pleaded 1t was
his first offense aud asked his honor to go light"
on him. Judge wylie thought that men like
Simms, who after entering o house tried to kill
people, ought to bo Kept in iron cages and sem
fenced him TO the Erie penitentiary Tor ten years.
with hard labor Simms looked trifle surprised.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
iInited states Marshaf,s Sale.

BY virtue of writ Of Hera facias issued out of the
Clerks ONCE of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed Will sell at public
District on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of No
vember 1882 ut u O'Clock M, all the right title,
lowing. dssciibed property, situate In the CITY OF
Washington, said District, to wit: Beginning at the
nofthwest corner of lot tel Ol III squire three hum
dred aud nineteen (sle); thence south one hundred
(O0 feet; thence east twenty-five (2) feet and one
() Inch TO alley; thence north with the west line
Of said alley one hundred ll00 ieet TO the place of
beginning; together with Rl and singular the I'm
provenents thereon, levied upon tho property
Of the defendant, James W. Blrker to satisfy exc
cuton No. q, 1855 ut law, in favor OF Charles Ken.
c. L. HENRY,
u. 8. Marshal,
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctloneeE
OcT. q, 1882 oc27'dts
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Brewster Cameron's Amdnvit.

Attorney General Brewster Wednesday corrobo-
rated the statement of Mr.. Merrick that he had
never questioned or denied the statements made
In Brewster Csmeron's affidavit concerning Mr.
Ker and himself. The Attorney General said that
soon after Mr.. Cameron's affidavit had been pre-
pared he received letter from Mr.. Merrick ap-
proving and confirming all the statements con-
tained therein referring to the conduct of Mr. Ker
and himself.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
AIexenarln q,r,,n rJ,r,,.t

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. s.-Flour quiet aud easy and
with fair local trade. Wheat unchanged, with an nc.
tive demand for good milling grades. and we note
sales of 362S bushels nj 81 O01 0 for Fuz 81 o. for
Mixed and 81 Ujlgl OS tor Lancaster. Corn Is lower,
with moderate receipts and sales at SIC for old and
wanted uuDtatiOns. a
National Republican., 1882-11-09
p,o,i,crs ShouIa Kno, IL.

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing every
body, aud mothers should know how soothing
Parkers Ginger Tonic is. 1t stops babies pains,
makes them healthy, relieves their own anxiety,
and is safe TO use.-JOurnal
National Republican., 1882-11-09
U,tuuor Cnsaa-

Mrs. Caroline Burrell, charged with keeping an
unlicensed bar at 1918 New York avenue, was
fined S1O5 or sixty days, and an appeal was noted
Frederick w. Werrick was also given the same
Werrick has now two convictions In the police
court pending before the higher court on appeal.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless nostrums. Parkers
Ginger Tonic has cured many in this section OF
nervous disorders, and we recommend 1t heartily
to such sutferers,-NetrS
National Republican., 1882-11-09
ENHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTH.
WEST, AN ID WEST

Schedule an effect Oct Der Is, 1852:
TiO y. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making Gloss
connections TO all points South aud Southwest
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washngtoa
Via Danville 10 Atlanta, aud Atlanta to New
prleans also Washington to New Orleans via
Lvnchburg and BRISTOL ~
$40 I. .m-loulsyille Fast Line, daily. via Char
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington, to Ulur
cinnau, Louisville, and nll Western pointS
making direct connections and with solid train
Louisville.
1o35 D. m.-Southern Mail and Express, daily to all
points South, Southeast, and Southwest via Dan
Vile and Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cara
Washington to Charleston.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7i0 A. IN
train daily except sunday. For Warrentos
=, taKe ElO n. m. and $40 ~ IN. trains, daily.
for tickets and all Information, inquire at Com
Phny once, BOl Pennsylvania avenue, or at UnoI
H,po. ,I O,ce, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue, Is connected
win telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER N MACDANIEI,
oSenerai Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. sells
National Republican., 1882-11-09
AUCTION SALES.
united states Morshoi,s sale.

United states MarShaPS sale.
BY virtue Of n writ of herl faclas, issued out OF
The Clerks oflice OF the Supreme Court Of the
Diatrct OF Columbia. and TO me directed, VIII
sell at public snle for CASH ln front Of te
gQor OF sad District, on SATURDAY, the lsh day on
claim nnd Interest OF tho defendant in and 20 the fol-
teen (S in square or ervaton It, beginning ior the
shrne at the northwest corner Of lot twelve ) run
ming thence twenty five t25) feet SIX (6l inches norh
oh Sixth street thence east one hundred ltol teet 10
mn Rleyi thence south twenty-five (22l teet slS lg
inohesi thQnce west to place of begnning togetnvI
with all and singular The improvements tne.e,oni
situate and lying In the Oty OF Washlngton su Dis
trct, levied upOn as the property Of the deeuuhil,
tarah A. Garland, to satisfy execution NO OD equity
C. T.. HENRY.
United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. ..,o a..
n.rr sgI tQSo
National Republican., 1882-11-09
{ CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
THE NEW TRUNK LINE
Abii"oNE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE oNtv rt>,r
. -. BEIWEEN i''Nh
DOUBLE IHASkt JANNiiY COUPLER
SIEEL RA!ISl i'i1iN

Schedule TO take effect SIfNpAY NAyo, ,ss,
A. IN n c,,o,uo ,dLEAAyE WAsliiNG@inGFs.a &c =. is'I
press. slcrpiisn Urs wa ,d ,id,,Lf p, Loaf Fast Es
tg:iS, baltimore Express. "''' WY S'"''on''
GSo' Bg!iim9re: AhnapoIis, and Way. tplcdmo7t,
49,. =, Way, via Relay) "''
s:l9 Point OF Rocks and Way stations
e'i'' ihpsnI,Sipna, r,p , New YORK and Boston Express
$40 stqqnton and Valley Express, Connects s,r
ma,seerSSiown ,se aud ai Point ot Rocks ior Fred
to:oo baltimore, ,Hyattsylllc and laurel Expre,.
S,ops W i,avllle ANNAPOLIS Junction, Je4-
SIPS, and Dorsey's On Sundays stobs at
1000 baltimore Express. Stops at Hyattsvlllo and
tio;io PittsbnrE, ChIcago Cincinnati. and ST. Louis
ExpresS' Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and
III" StaiotS Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way
ill., On On Sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tS;oc baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex-
3:SO BALTIMORE and Way Stations. Cwinchcster.
EredcrIck' ,rdcrIck hagcrstown, ami Way via Re
4So Balllin9re, Hyattsyllle, and Laurel Express
Annc,tam ArTeSer,eS' via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
tidiS9 BaIItmSrs Bali, Annapolis and Way Stations
fvns ahes,a %. oeSs on EfS1grGk asestown, Win
,..,- :, Point of Rocks and Why stations oniy,J '"
oSsH Via Relay s!ops at iaT,lsGGIrS iy%,lsyIHr n ana May
.e:o e:oS Point Poi Rocks ma Way stations
l.vvV' ihluhoTe uilu way Stations.
tSln Pttsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Expresa
a.. . Sleeping Cars to pitsburg
9lO Baltimore Express.
tO:oA Philadelphiu New York, and Boston ExnresS
,,o.,a -, Sleeping Cars to New YORK;
IlV'iu ShlcaBo, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis ExpresS
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST. Louis and
ChiCagO
ll;5u Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ' ~ ~ ''i' eN0ePe
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further IN formation apply al the baltimore and
ONO Ilcket OHicCS: Washington station, BO and 3jI
IeililsylVhiia avenue, of Fourteenth street
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the ely.
WM. CLEAENTS
Master of Transportation Baltimore.
"a c. X. LORD
sells General Passenger Agent Haifinore
National Republican., 1882-11-09

The Lowell (Ninss.) Courier says. The healing
properties OF 81. Jacobs Oil are becoming better
and better known every day, and It's sale Is in
0reRsing corEespondingly.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

GRAY hairs often cause annoyance, which
Parkers Hair Balsam prevents by restoring the
Youthful color,
National Republican., 1882-11-09
D.IED.

BRoWN.-At Washington. D. c., tho sth OF No
yember. MANSFIELD, son of Major j. Mansfield and
Virginia Brown and gr at grandson the Fran.
els Welch, of Boston.
baltimore and Bos on papers please copy.l
MEREDI1 Hat $40 "wednesday, November 8,
1882, EMMA MoNRoE, youngest daughter of Annie Il
and the late James NJ. Meredith
Funeral ut the residence of her mother 62s street
northwest at II o'clock, Friday morning.
Richmond and Norfolk papers please copy.l
HoWARD-At 1850 a. m. Tuesday, eth instant.
Mrs, ANNA II. HOWARD. In the 9th year of her age,
The friends of the family are invited to attend The
funeral from her late residence, No. 476 Pennsylya-
MIA avenue northwest, at 2 D. M, Thursday, Noyem-
Der 0. Services at house.
Her children rise up and call her blessed"
philadelphia papers please copy.l
National Republican., 1882-11-09

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
fnrnished by Cooke & Co. In. I've. md Iiteonihst.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

LONDON, Nov. s-Bar silver, 5iikd Atlantic and
Great Western firs's so Erie 30; New York Central
1885; Pennsylvania Central, a4ls; Reading. 2gY On
common ll3,g. Paris ndvces quote yer cent rentes
at S0i ST%c and exchange on London 25f 2lc India
per rupee.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Payne Held for thc Grand Jury.

In the police court Wednesday morning Judge
Smell delivered his opinion in the case of Arthur
Payne, charged with attempting to cOrruptly in
huence William Brown, juror in the star. route
case After defining the nature of the ofense
Judge Smell reviewed all Of the circumstances
which had been brought out in the examination
last week. Speaking of Browns testimony, which
had been so extensively impugned by the defense,
he said that his testimony, such as 1t was, must
stand because the defense had not called any one
to contradict him. He commented severely upon
their failure to place Fail upon the stand, and
concluded by committing Payne to await the ac-
ton Of the grand jury: the bond to remain at
$1,000 as originally fixed. Falls case was then
called, but his counsel (Mr. Rddlc) explained
that he had pressing business in another court,
National Republican., 1882-11-09
ANARRTED,

oLMSTEAD = HUTCHINSON the Sth of
November by the Rev. DIR. Joseph r. Smith of the
Central Presbyterian Church of Baltimore, JOHN f.
0LMsTEAD and Miss CArIIARISE A. HuTcHINsoN.
The wedding took place Mt the residence of the brides
parents, 1919 Massachusetts avenue. Washington.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
n,I,iu,Drr rtoch pScnr,,
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-Virslnia Is, consolidated, 500
do second series, 35 past duo coupons e; l0ios
434 bid to-day
National Republican., 1882-11-09
HEILBRUN's BIG DRIVE /

Hunters Grain Roots, % to q; Gum and Kip Boots
all kinds; Zine Calf Roots, " To ~; uand-Sewed
Boots S5 475 Pairs Work Boots, sL5l To 20; Geats
Handsewed Caters sS50 70 s5i Fine Lace and hut
Goat 81 to So; Fine Kid. hgh and low heels SlbO 10
a.; Our o. French Kid hnrd 70 beat; Misses School
cents to ALSO H. thEiLHRUN.
402 02SEVENTH STREET
Sign. the Old Woman In the window.
selG-sOt
LIVERY DEscRIPTIoN or PnlNTINo
III AT REASONABLE RATES
AT TILE REPU RLIcAN oFTICR
National Republican., 1882-11-09

NEVER try to raise family without a go cd
newspaper, provided it contains the advertise
ment of DR.. Bulls Cough Srup; for this valuable
good health
National Republican., 1882-11-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock and Rond observation-disclosures an
General Markets.
wAsHINeToN STOCK E1cHAs

The following report of the financial market yester-
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the benking-hous of II. d. Cooke
ir.. & Co., 1870 ST., Washington. d. C.;
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Foreign MONEY Market.

suBrREAsuRY BALANcEs
.........t1Oi 03e,6l2 OIL Currency . siilG55i 81
National Republican., 1882-11-09

WHIT. Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

BASKERs EXCHANGE.
Threeday bs...,- is5lS SixiydRy bill ls..... 4slBi
By Associated PresA
NEW YORK. Nov. s--Money ON call loaned M from
10 ~ per cent. per REnnr closing NJ ~ p,s
Exchange wus steady al 45O4 8iol Tor long ana isi. "
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-13
LIGHT SPAkhs,

An axle broke and wagon careened an Al
The Petition or the plaintiff has been
granted in the suit of W. j Locke against An
ME NJ Locke for divorce.
Frank Mayo, as navy Crockett, opens to-
night at Turner nall. W6ert\ er MIR. Mayo has
appeared the public ha- generally been pleased
with his acting.
Parish, the inspecting mail agent, informed
an acquaintance yesterday that the agents
whose headquarters are in San Antonio stood n
better examination than any others i'm this dis
trlet. lie started for Laredo last night,
The report comes that the MARQUIS OF
Lnfic haa asked u military escort in his Jour
uey through Texas. No doubt he wants tn
keep his loving British subjects at .arms"
length. Another disappointment IN store for
the b. 4.
"A verdict for the plaintiff was returned by
against ia ker for poS>,.>Siun of the Central
MOTEL Baker, who now mas possession, wifi
take an appeal.
Judgment was to-day rendered by Justice
refer shieids IN favor of the yarnishees in the
Matterot 4 Is, Frank 4 Co. versus the Ger
hlah76 AAerican Insurance Company and 9th
ers, garnlshees. The original suit was against
A. Biesenback for $l2646.
-IhOs. ROurke yesterday received a letter
from CastrOVille, dated October LIST, ISL and
bearing the post mark of CastrOville, October
2nd, 1881, and the post mark WASHINGTON De-
ceinber 4th, 1852. II is endorsed, Found in
pouch Received from San Antonio Texas"