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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10
COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District Judiciary
SATURDAY..

Court IN General 7trHi-CAtcf Justice Cartier
and Justices Macarthur and Jdmes.--Assign.
monts for to-day Nos. 25, q, %, 81, A, 40, As,
so, 81, 81.
Circuit C0urt--JuS,ice Hdqner.-Mayse VS..
Bright, Humphrey d Co; judgment of con-
demnation against garnishes. Lee VS.. Howe
Machine company; Judgment for defendant.
Second National Bank vs. Adams (thrce cases.;
leave to amend declaration and to plead In
ten days. Kidwel vs. Evans; leave to amend
declaration. johnson vs. Hannoan; motion
for Judgment granted. Hicks vs.. Evening
Star company: demurrer argued and sub
mitted. peyton VS.. Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad company; motion for sec4fty for
costs granted and twenty days given ttttile the
same. Schroth vs. Pail Il Cove; motion Tor
Judgment overruled. Assignments for to-day:
Nos 23 49, "a, 49, IL, ~, 43, Il, 49, 40, 81, 53 81,
55, Sc, 81, 6S.
EQUITY Court. Justice C0r.-smith VS.. Curry;
order substituting Watson johnson as trustee.
United States VS.. Howgate; rule on purchaser
returnable Nov IL. Nickerson VS.. Nickerson;
time to take complainants testimony limited
to sixty days. Bohman VS.. Seal; reference TO
the auditor.
Criminal Cburt-Jisiice Wvlie.-Frank Minor,
murder; trial set for Nov. IL. Peter Banks
larceny from the person: anew trial granted.
Assignments for to-day William Moore, second
offense petit larceny. John o. Kelser, William
Walsh, Frederick Joseph, aud James Murphy
house breaking. Arthur Platter, assault and
petit larceny. Columbus Sewell, assault Geo
W. Cooper, assault. William Dannison, as
sault
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

Mr.. BLAINE very properly character
izcs Dan Mauuiup's manifesto as tho most
arrogant aud oIonsiye threat to control
tha election returns in tho interest of the
democratic party ever made in northern
state, and fully equal to the worst bull.
doing proclamation issued in the south.
Ma Blaine need have no fears Of the re-
suit. Hit is shown that he is entitled to
GP.umlity OF tho votes of New York, he
will bo protected in his rights. Dan
Mauning and his bravos will experience
considerable dilieuty in introducing tho
Mississippi plan in the Empire state. II
thoy undertake 20 inaugurato revolution
they will bo broken up aud thrown to the
docs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

There was collision on the canal, near the
entrance by the arsenal grounds yesterday
afternoon between the Maria and another
canal boat name unknown. skipper j. NJ.
Brown, OF the Maria, thought the commander
of the other boat had puTposely run afOul of
his craft and accordingly boarded the strange
cruiser with blood In his eye. Few words
passed between the sailormen before they
were engaged In handto.hand conflict.
Locked In u hostile embrace they fell over
board together A grcnt crowd gathered,
mos, from "Buz2ard's ROOst, and with some
dilliol y the two commanders were ilshed out,
uuhurI and cooler bloOded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

WILLIAMSON, n. c., Nov ct has been n
custom for centuries past for each party whose
candidate may be successful to hold a jollifica-
tion over his success. But never in my life
have known party to rejoice over the sue.
cess of the opposing party On the night OF
street politician, strolled into the court house
while the votes were being counted and an;
nounced that IL telegram from New YORK had
Just been received giving Cleveland that state
by 1900 majority. So certain were the demo
Gratis that ii was 30 that they got out the can
non which they keep hid and, about I or,
o'clock Mt night, took 1t to n road called the
New road, out of town, and such cannonading
for Clevclandr' But on the 9TH, about II m,
when the glad tidngs came with lightning
speed over the wires that James q. Blaine was
elected their feathers fell and one by one they
went home to mourn. Poor fellows, they had
rejoiced too soon. The early bird did not
catch the worm this time. UNo.
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
U. $. NAVY PAY OFFICE,

u. s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
wAsHISaroS. ID. c., Nov. q. 1884.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate urom regular
dealers or manufacturers onlyh), indorsed PRO
posals Ordnance" will be received at this office
until noon, 22p NOVEMBER, 1884, for ar
tices required, a. follows to be delivered at
the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. G. within thirty
days from date ofaward. free Of any expense to
the Government and subject to the usual inspec-
tiOn and conditions, viz:
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
Requistion No. 42-Belting, Files, &C. AZ
Tool steel. 44-Pine and haywood. 46-Sta.
tionery, &c.
Schedules and blank forms for bids to he had
at this office and all necessary Information al
Navy Yard. Responsible security required on
bids for faithful performance, the competency OF
the gtlHrantOrg to be certified to before a Notary
or other public officer. The right Is reserved To
reject any or all bids, and to waive defects
THO'S H. LOOKE Err,
noS-dt Pay Director, U. S. N, Navy Pay Agent
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Tho Chairman OF the Republican National
Committee.

FHNduttDHtu fTtSS'
The word Of Mr. Jones is worth that OF 10000
Barnums. The one Is an honorable and high
minded business man; the other Is notorious
and INSCRIPTIONS trickster. The one has
stainless character at stake; the other is desti-
tute equally of reputation and Of principle;
Mr.. Jones Is personally known to thousands of
people In Pennsylvania, and he has become
known to the country rs man whose author
ity supporting and verifying a private or pub.
lie declaration would carry the same degree OF
weight us the name of John Welsh In Phila-
dclphia or william NJ. Evarts In New York.
He can afford to be beaten, and the republican
party can; but he cannot afford, any more than
the party can, to sustain any wrong or TO put
forth any unwarranted statements, ana he
would not do II for n hundred presidencies.
When, therefore, Mr.. Jones at this hour gives
public and unreservcd assurance that Mr..
Blaine has carried New York, the country
will understand that he does not take this re-
sponsibiity without good reason. He knows
the claims of the other side, and he knows the
ground upon which n is own declaration rests.
Unless he had substantial basis he is not the
man to hazard such an announcement. Re
publcans may rest in full faith that he has
not spoken without ample warrant and
patriotic and fair-minded men of all parties
will at least recognize that, with such proc
lamation from such a source, the question is
not yet settled.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

Congressmen are beginning to drop into the
hotels one by one, and kilograms are received
from others securing rooms, as though there
was great demand for space, which there is
not They come upon business for their con.
stituents as q rule and are not inclined to talk
politics. Among the arrivals are Hon. Thomas
of Iowa, who registered at the Ebbitt yester-
day. Hon. J. Hart Brewer and Hon. William
MtauOo or iScw Jorocy, are also III utU vry.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

A MAS with tine formidable name OF
Smith has issued an ajtra. ia ths nam,
of the democratic gEecuive committee Of
Now York, pr9ieyiusaEuiast ,hc infamous
republican scyGnc Of having fair count
Tomorrow. Ylisa,cst recruit to The grand
nrmy Of hytlcal bourhon3 should sit on
n cgEo oC/i.s and give his heated brains
o chagG to COIL
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PROPOg1JS.
DRoPosALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
OFFICE OF THE CoMMfssIoNERs,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

OFFICE OF THE CoMMrssIoNERs.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHtNdToN, Sept 10, 1884.
Sealed Proposals. addressed to the under
signed, will be received at this office until MON
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884,
for the purchase of square numbered one hun
dred and nine, In the City of Washington, ID. O.
Tcrms-One-fourth cash, and the remainder
payable In six months without interest, or all
cash at bidders option.
Proposals may be made for ali (12S, 100 square
feet, more or Less or any portion Of said square
All bids to he for the square foot OF ground.
A deposit of 10 per centum of the amount bid
for must be made with the collector Of taxes in
pauy each bid
Tic right to reject any or all bids is reserved
by the Commissioners.
An abstract of title can be examined at this
Office.
by order Of the Commissioners District of Co
lumbla WILLIAM TISDALL,
sci T-wfn.tnO1O Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

: As THE only open and admitted cleo
tion fraud thus far made public in New
York was committed by democrats it will
strike a discriminating public that the
bourbon buffers might without violation
OF the rules Of good sense and common
decoucy let up on their frightfu braying
about republican frauds that have no
existence, e}ccpt in their imagination,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

President ARTHUR has issued his
usual thaak living proclamation, VI the
official count should give Blaipe tlc
electoral yot, ol Nrw York Nr. Cleveland
and his managers cau ry.uw tBnk that
il was no w0rs..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

INFORMATION is received that tho
ncwly-clectad Colorado legislature stands
u Hill, p democrats, and 50 Teller.
That ought to make the secretary Of the
interior feel pretty comfortable. But
how does it mako senator Hin feel? In
view orthc near approach Of ThauEsgiv-
Ing day Nc should make arrangements to
giys .hAul-4 that be viii h"~e Is
manyas IL votes. An industrious man
can always find something to bo thank
ful .or.
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The Court. Martial Of Gen. Swain.

1t is understood that Judge Advocate Gen
eral Swain, who is to be tried by court-martial
on the 10Th instant, will make objections to
several members of the court--Gens. Schoheld,
Terry, Murray Rochester and probably one
other-on the ground that they are preJudiced
for reasons which his counsel will explain to
the war department. Such course will proba-
bly, necessitate further postponement OF the
trial
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

or the ll'Ctoen states that elected logis-'
laturcs which choose United States sena-
tors the republicans have carried those of
California, Colorado, Connecticut, Kansas,
Nevada, New Hampshire, New York,
Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, and the
democrats those of Florida, Indiana Mis-
souri, North Carolina and South Carolina.
Tho complexion OF the Illinois legisla-
ture Is in doubt, II it is republican tho
net result OF tho election will be a gain of
one republican in the person of whoever
may ho chosen 10 succeed Senator Farley
in California. II a republican senator is
Jost in Illinois the senate will remain as
ut present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

THERE is nothing heroic in the name
Of Jones, hut the country will look upon
that name with something akin to prido
in view of that address issued saturday
over the signature of u. +. Jones, chair
man of the republican national commit
tee, The nation is rs proud Of Jones
to-day rs it Is humiliated and ashamed
Of it- Baruums and Germans and Man.
mines
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

Mrssps. naruum, Manning, and Cor.
man, to say noJhiug Of Private Secretary
Lamont, "courndo' the election OF Grover
Cleveland. That ought to settle it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

MONDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1ssL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

The following marriage licenses have been
issued to w. H. Shaw and Mamie Gibson, and
NJ N. Duyall and Frances Mayhem.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

ONcE moro We call attention to tho
maxim, "lIo laughs best who laughs
llBtn
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


SECRETARY LINCOLN returned to the city
Saturday from the west.
RIGHT REV. WILLIAM O'HARA, the Catholic
bishop of Scranton, Pa, was educated here at
Georgetown college.
SECRETARY MCCULLocH has gone to his
country seat for few days, and Assistant
Secretary Coon is acting as secretary of the
treasury.
Miss MARIE REX VAN LEER, who has been
spending the past week with her relatives,
Col. Rittenhouse and Mr.Wm. Meyer, in Phila-
delphia, has returned to this city.
LIEUT.. JAMES A. BUCHANAN, 18th United
States infantry who has recently been sc
dangerously i'll. is rapidly getting well, and
has been able to sit up for short time ut in
tervals during the past few days.
"wAs Eve the first womang' was the title o
lecture recently delivered down east, o
course we didn't hear the lecture, but w
know the first woman that ever used DR., BUR
Cough Syrup never experienced such happy
cure for her cough and cold.
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Special NOTICES.
~ PosToyriCE NoTfok

n.y. PosToyrICE NoTIok
order 70 Sc cure speedy delivery at destination.
as all Trans, Atlantic malls are forwarded by tho
rUresn malls for tno ToS ending Nox 0,,ls 10
TUEsDAY-At7 7;sO p. m. for Honduras and
Livingston, per steamship Wanderer, via New
wEDNEsDAY-At 10 a. IN. for Europe. per
steamship oregon, via Queenstown uetters for
Germany and France must be directed per
oregon); at 10 a. m. Tor Germany. DC. per
steamship Ems, via southampton and Bre-
pean s s GeustTlts t must % be % direeted % per % Ems
81 i0a; m. Tor France direct, per tfa5p sttefa5mshlp
Labrador, Via Hayre; at ?, "a; for Mindward WIN
ier S9i Vera ryf Cruz direct, per Steamship %hinoy
via New Orleans Qetters must be directed "per
TIL Il MUpiRsssfBSA4-At 10 q. IN. for ireland, per
steamship City of Montreal. via Queenstown
for Great bTsn ra ana Sshef tg gSt9e% of gm
treal'li At 1880 a; m. for Europe per steam,
ship Lessing, via Plymouth, Cherbourg, aud
Hnmburgi nj p. m. for bermuda, per steam
ship orinocoi at 1880 p. m. for Cuba aud Porto
Rico, via Havanai and for ,Campeche, CHA
pas, Tabasco, and Nucatan, Mexico, per steam
ship City ofAlexandria Oetters for other NJ L
lean states must be directed per City OF Alex
FRiDXYcAt9 a. m, for Newfoundland and st.
PierTe-Miquelon, via Halifax; at 1l:3O a. IN.
for Hayti, per steamship Athos. a,o. -.
steamship stroma; at $50 a. m. for New.
foundland, per steamship Miranda; at ! ! a m.
SS AND sSd Sremsa Ssaan S" or
| Britain and other European Countries must
be directed per DOMAIN y at II a m for lhe
Netherlands direct, per steamship Edam VIA
| Amslerdamj ut 1880 H. IN. for Europe; pei
steamship Britannia. via Queenstown lletter;
Britannic'Dj at p IN. for scotland direct, pei
| steamship Circassa, via Glasgow AZ l p m
| for Belgium direct, per steamship Hhynland
| via AntWerDt at l;ijO ID. m. Tor CUBA ana tint
West Indies, per steamship Saratoga, via Ha
| Vann,
Malls for China and Japan. per ptenmshir
| City OF Rio de Janero (va San Francisco clos'
% S.q NSS sSE Zealand saPadWan and F 81 isaads %
| per steamship Australia (yia San Fran
| CISCO, close here Nov. sl5 at p. m, lor on nr
| rival at New York of steamship CITY OF Chr
cago with British malls for Australia
| s1heschednle OF closing otTrans-P Paciho malls
rupt0d overland transit 10 San Francisco.
francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamers are
HENRY @. G.PEARsoN,
| Postmaster.
PoSroTTIcE. NEW YoRK. Nov. 4 1884.
nay THE GLOBE
ART BRoNzINa COMPANY,
Once, l4o2 Pennsylvania ave-. opp wlllards
BRoNzINa BY A NEW PROCESS
on Glass, Metal, Plaster, Leather. Linconsta
Walton. Wood, 90, sc sole MahulaS
turers OF
GLASS TILg
for Interior Decorations. Mantels, Furniture
placques, &c, &C.
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An USEIf ENTS.


NJ ATIoNAL THEATER.
nS- WEEK OF NOVEMBER 1o.-aa
THE MILAN OPERA COMPANY
OR A ND ITALIAN OPERA,
Monday evening, Yerdrs Masterwork
uiannini, serbolini wiimant. Bologna. Mestres..
,r,,a., ana Damarlnni,
6ls9nin Wilmani Mcsircss and and Perl ri'h1
Fugazza Wlimant scrbonii., Mestross M and
r,, Peri
rsSilsnnlnl sorboin, Orlando and Damarinni.
Claimant, Wmanf, Bologna, serboln 10 SMf' ana
Peri.
SATURDAY MATIN fE............AIDA.
BOY sheet for sale offs now open.
hoe hhoserved LOO, ~, and e. so
EoRDs THE PEOPLES PLAY HOUSE.
MAGNIFICENT DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN.
MENT AT THE REGULAR RATES
OF ADMISSION:
oo and 10 cents; Reserved Places, 70 cents or q.
MONDAY. NOV. 10. AND DURING THE
WEEK.
MATINEEs WED NEsDAY YANDsATURDAY,
First Production Here Of Lennoxs Spectacular
Melo-Drama In Four Acts,
"A HooP OF GoLDl--
Carload OF New and Special sceneryi Novel
Stage Effects Great Cast
NEXT WEEK,
The Young Irish Comedian and Vocalist.
MR. W. j. SCANLAN.
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UAyrED-EMpIoYMEyr.
WAYTED-HoUsEs. Es.

I,URSIsHEp HOUSE, WHERE THE
II owners would board whole or part Of rent;
privileges OF other boarders. NJ. Il. u, Republic
can Oillce D-lO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

HvHSl Nr John p. St. John in ellgy
las suGd.u!- come to be popular aud
high form at muan enjoyment in some
western statcs. and it seems to be growing
in favor. was discovered by the people
Of his own statc last Thursday night,
when SON. OF his immediate ncighbors
iuGglegd in it with great satisfaction.
ILL people o. an Iowa town tried it on
Friday night, and Saturday evening the
go. p.op., uf Sterling, Usage City. aud
Garuerr, aA in Kansas, experimental with
itwi.huura5tunedP Plee Fire and water
scym to combine in this way with great
6uggC 5.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10

THE Louisiana democrats, through
their state central committee, declare
that shcy have blsiiuly settled down to
tho enjoyment of ,unalloycd happiness
over the alleged election Of Cleveland
and llundrgki, whose records as de-
voted PATRIOTS and ltberty.l wing men"
strikes them fayorabiy. win the exceed
iur joy taa Louisiana democrats feel
bring to l.f1 tho thirty or forty republi-
cans they bu;ahorad in New Iberia two
DAYS before the election? Cleveland aud
Urnl icEs are deeply moved by this
tribute from ,ua Louisiana party OF blood.
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IHi NATIONAL WpUBLrCAN CO.
Washington, d, G.,
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Che z,a.uu,il 1lrylhIiEaI

u,1sus..lt sunday aud weekly,
BY TIM E.. ett ErprumcAS CourANy.
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LFoR REyT--HOUSEs.

TJNo All PRIVATE FAMILY-FURNIsHED
Il hofe for year. suitable for entertaining;
stable fjr horses, carriage, and buggy cheap to
immediate tenant, Address COMFORT, Re
pnbllcih OIllce. B.12
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w , AZ AZ g.5a}DS5" Sc. a g gaPiS 81. Of son,rs ailS
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iusa.iapymIably oadvuco
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'HREE STOVES-1 COOK STOVE AND Q
~ soli-ieedcrs-nearly new; several ca pets,
'edding, mattresses, &C., Mt $40 NJ st. N. w.
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70 REDSrEAD, BUREAU, AND WASH
stand, marble top, s2O; No. range, s7.bO;
~ yards Brussels carpet, s12. 926 E st. N. W
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E1k ST. ". E.-3-STORY AND BASE
- l. mont brick; 10 rooms and bath; modern
imprqements Inquire 900 Mass. av. N. w.
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TTRICYCLES FOR ssO-BRAN NEW. AND
~ the best nachine In the market for
~. w. S-nol-lm
inLD NEWSPAPERS, IN GOOD CONDI-
NJ tion, can be had at the business Office of
this paper N bundles Of 10 pounds for 20 cents.
S-oc3l-tf
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III ~ TIN STA STORE AND DWELL
l. ~ ~ ing attached, containing IL rooms;
all nfNly painted, pnpered, aud In good condl.
toni INQUIRE ut 210 9th at. N. w. GIL
LNQR RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR A
IL mailer house-rhe finest brown stone house
In IT. city, furnished or unfllrnlshed; very low
rrento careful tenant. Apply on premises, $40
4h N. w. 6-no3-tt
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Il RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE,
a fronting the Avenue, with license. Inquire
1913 II ST. N. W., near National Theater.
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For SIZE.

ENCYCLOPEDIAS THE AMERICAN
~ (Appleton's); completed work; will be de-
ered (all the volumes) by paying the price of
On Office. S-l2
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Cn1 A ST. s. e., ONE SQUARE FROM
ZOl Capitol : handsomely iurnlshed
front rooms, single and en- suite; first q 81
caterer In house I-l2
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For RENT--ROOMs.

unIO 17TH ST. y, W., BETWEEN X
IOl = and L-Furnshed parlor and two
chambers bay windows; open CRATE fir. pri-
yate bath and closet. T-1O
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SAnUHDAY MATINt1 Nt1E...........AIDA
Box sheet for sale of seats now omen
i lsose.sea s1.6O, ~, and 81 so
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-30
How He Got the Milk.

Grattan's uncle, Dean Marley, had a
good deal of the humor of Swift. Once,
when the foo,man was out of the wav,
he ordered the coachman TO fetch some
water from the well. To this the
coachman objected that his business
was 10 drive, not TO run on errands.
"Weli, then" said Marley, "bring out
the coach and four. put the pitcher in
SIDE. and drive to the welln-a service
which was several times repeated, to
The great amusement of the VILLAGE.
Io1his may be added story of Harri.
son Gray OTIS, who found one morning
ut the breakfast table that the milkman
had not brought any milk. He asked
each OF several servants 10 90 to the
grocery Tor come. All declined ON In,
ground thar II WAS not their business.
He iIien ordered his carriage and asked
the housekccper TO 90 in it to The mar
ket aud soon had some milk. - Fer,
Othsr Saturday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-30
The Market
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 30, 1884.

MONDAY EVENING, Sept 80, 1884.
The wet season has certainly set TO-,
JudiDg from the amount of rain that has
fell for the last two days. 1t has been pour
ing in torrents all day with hardly any
Stacking.
The wet and bad weather has had a
tendency to dampen the tone of the
market. Sales reported have been few.
Prices are quotably unchanged.
FLoUR-Firmer. Higher prices are
looked for.
HAY-Dull. No demand for red tops or
mixed.
CORN-Quotably the same.
OATS-Receipts hight. Demand moder.
ate.
MEAL-Nothing doing in meal. The
season has not opened.
BRAN-Unchanged.
WHEAT-A little firm. Prices have ad.
vanced slightly.
RUTHERFORD demand The supply is
scarce.
EGGS-Firm at same prices as before
Demand good. Stocks scarce
CHICKENS-Are in active demand
Prices quotably unchanged.
VEGETABLES-Extra large heads OF
cabbage 7c@Sc. Potatoes the same.
APPLES-Good demand. Fair prices
are obtained.
Sales and Quotations.
NoTh.IIne prices nere gwen are FOR sales from
nrst hands In round lots. An advance is
charged Tor broken lotsin filling orders.
FLOUR.
3D hb,s various grades. ....,...........2 5O03 OF
i@' Dds family .'..".'". ...... "..""..... II
HAY.
cars Choice Timothy ANAL bale 49,. 10 OF
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