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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-28
Geronimnin ana Dragoon Mountains


wilcox, ARR. July 2I.-Geronimo and
his band are reported 20 be In the Dragon
mountains. They ran of a quantity Of
stock near Charleston Ou Friday, aud
committed several depredatiOns, but no
particulars arc attainuble. Two compa-
nies of troops have been ordered from
Camp Grant 10 20 to Dragon summit.
TROOPS ON THE M0vE.
Five companies OF troops which had
concentrated here have been
dispatched 20 different points
Of the Territory 10 intercept Ger
onimO and bis band. who, it is reported,
left the Whatstone mountains and crossed
the railroad track few miles west Of
here on trail Lending toward Arlyaypa
canon. The opinion ie expressed that the
troops pushed the Indians 80 closely that
they are now making for the noun
tains, where thoy will be comparatively
safe from capture.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-28

LONDON, July 27.-Thousands Of col
llers at Mertyr-Tydvil, Wales, are idle
owing 10 the depression In the trade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-28
KhnrtOum 10 be RetaI<er

ROME, July 27.-It is stated here that
Lord Salisbury has declared that Khar.
tOum must be retaken.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-28

LoNDON. July 21.--i'he Irish land pur-
chaae bin will be- dropped FOR the present
,aaalon Of Parliament. as thero will be nO
time to discuss II before the Propagation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-28

DURHAM. July 2T.--The Transyaal gov
oInmont 10 bankrupt.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Welcker's-John Gilsey, X. Burt and wife
New York; Y, 8. Eaton Boston.
womleys-Mr. and Mrs Albert Looming
Jacob Windmuller, New York; l.. Megroz
Paris. France.
Metropolltan-Amos BroadnoK, New York;
w. 4. MoMlchRel, New Jersey; w, ID. Chester
man, Richmond, Va.
Rlggs-w. T. Laurence, J. A, Dsnnison, New
York; Martin Cary, Oh City, Pa; O. ID. Mar
shall, Buffalo; w. NJ. Bush, Boston; p. H.
Twiggs, Augusta Ga.
ArliN ,5n.-H l. Van Dyke, jr,, Now York
l., G. solls,sdt and wife, BuGAlo; DR., aud Mira
Gross Philadelphia; J. w. Waterbury, j. IL
brake, Mr.. aud Mrs.. T. X. Pembroak, Now
York.
Natlonal-lIon. VIM. ]. Robertson, Char.
lottesyille, Va; Hon: n. Il, Worhington,
Peoria, ILL.,; Hon. H. l.. Cowan, 81, Louis, Mo.
Hon. James Morrow and daughter, West Vir.
ginia; 8. w, and II. NJ Jones New York.
Willards-R. c. j. Pendleton, Indianapolis
Y. IL. Jones' Springfield, ILL.,; J, u. Pond, New
York Thomas Sherwin, Boston; IL. T., Frost,
New Haven, Conn; H. Il. Fraser, San Fran
escoi Jacob Well, Chioaso; J. s. Baker, New
York.
st, James-Charles NJ. Plum and Charles NJ.
Plum, lr., san Francisco, Cal; K, NJ Ballen-
tine, Chicago; William White, Boston; d. w,
Prince, Jacksonville, hi, W. II Taleaferro,
New York; j. A, Merrill, Philadelphia; j.
Birkbeck and wife, Wilkes.Barrc, Pa,
Ebbltt-s. o. Mathews Rhode Island: c. t.
NMaekey aud family, & Louis w 4, Brlggs,
and wife, Wisconsin,; Charles q, Elliott Viz.
gnla; s. III. Chisholm and wife, Ohio; J. r,
hnglish, Connecticut Miss Frances Hughes,
New York.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
THE COURT RECORD.
Bpslneu Transacted By the District Judiciary
YesterdAI.

Court in General 7srm-c1ief Justice Cartier
and justices HWie and Jdmes.-Adjourned
sine die
Circuit Cbw,.--J,iuice Cor,-Ceas vs.. Luckett;
motion for new trial filed. Kelly e Cham
berlin vs.. Evans; judgment by dofeault. Boone
VS., District OF Columbia; Jury respited. As.
hignment for to.dAy-Nos. 65j, 264, 266 267 bS,
22s, 2I2, 2si, 1866, 2i7.
Criminal Court-Justlce MdcArtlm.-w william
II. Harris, rape; not guilty. William Dickson,
corruptly trying to influence Juror: on trial.
Assignment unchanged.
Equity Couri-JuHtcs Hdqner-MoChesney Va.
McChesney. time 10 take testimony limited 10
thirty five days. Second National Bank ct al vs.
Wight exception to answer sustained In part,
with leave TO answer in ten days. Loudon
Vs. Flood order appointing Mills Dean guar
tlmony ordered taken before Examiner Chris.
L. Hine, Irvine w. Irvine; testimony ordered
taken before Examiner James A. Clarke.
Thompson w. Thompson; leave 10 file anne nded
bill granted. Cuttings vs. Blagden; sale or.
dered, and Fillmore Beall and w. f. Edmon-
ston appointed trustees 10 sell. Stryker vs
Moberly; referred to the auditor with instruc-
tions. Miller ys. Waggaman; causes consoll'
dated, and auditors report confirmed. Booth
vs.. Frssier; motion to dismiss ovorruled, and
leave given 10 file replication. Assignment for
to-day-Nos. Q, II, H. 10, 10, H. 1T1a, 1S, ~, 70
- -
but John p. Robinson, he soE, they didn't
know everythin' down in Judee." They Ger.
tainly knew little, II they did not know that
the safest, quickest, and most pleasant cure
for Group, bronchitis, cough, cold in the chest
&C., ia DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Deed. Filled for Record Yesterday.

p st,, north side, bet 18th and 18th sts n. W.,
lot 167, b. IL Warmers sub, Of So, 1865, Braiuard
II. Warner TO Frederick r. Windsor, $40
Same property as above described, Frederick
X. Windsor to Elizabeth b. Battelee, 81, 600
22d st., east side, bet. NJ and N Sts. n. W., part
lot 10. q. 20, James IL Noonsn to Anson
a., south side, bet 1st and I'd SITS. g. e., part
lot l6, 50. 7S2, the heirs OF A. NJ. Fay to John
II. Foy 5000.
l. st., south side, bet. sth and 9th sts u. W.. the
west half lot =, 50. 4O2, Rachel V. Murphy TO
VIM T Murphy, 80.
l. st., south side, bet sth and 9th sts n. W., the
east half lot 8. 50. 400, william T. Murphy to
Rachel v. Murphy, IS.
at, north side, bet. 18th and 10Th sts. n. W.,
gt, lot :, sg; lo5, Henry A. Linger to Sarah
Conn. ave, east side bet. X and L sts. n. W.,
lot 4, A. II. shepherds sub. Of 50. 16l, Law
renee Sands 70 Mary Marsh, sl6,5O0.
COUNTY.
On the road from Benning's bridge to the Marl-
boro' road, containing I acres Nathaniel
Jackson to John Henry Jackson. si0o.
Uniontown, lot n, John r. Mcconnell 10 Mary
M. Dorsey, s..
GEORGETOWN.
Original Georgetown. pit. lots 70 and 80 (Ray's 3
MILL Andrew Ross Ray ct al to George W.
On south side OF Water st. bet. Market aud
Potomac sts., pt lot 20, Andrew Ross Ray ct
al. TO George W. Cissol, 5000.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
THE MARKETS
The Outlook for War Again Threat-
ening-Confiioting Rumors--Prices
Advancing.

The Outlook for War Again Threat-
b ening-Confiicting Rumors--Prices
Advancing.
New YORK, April 20.-The stock mar
ket was irregular at the opening this
morning, but Immediately developed
strength, aud prices continued strong
throughout tho forenoon for everything
on tho active list except ST. Paul. Lead
ing houses reported good buying orders
at Saturdays closing figures. The early
weakness Ia So. Paul extended about mid
day to the other granger stocks, the de-
cline following rumors that serious trouble
existed among the railroads of Chicago,
and that rates had been heavily out.
These reports were soon contradioted,
and from that time until the close of the
board the street was flooded with con-
hietlng rumors In regard 70 the situation.
Tho weakness in grangors soon ex-
tended to the remainder OF the list, but
the declines which followed we're only
fractional amounts. Support again came
from tho friends Of the different stocks,
and they were aided in bringing about q
reaction by dispatches from Europe stat
ing that the Russian government had
greatly increased its demands in regard
to the Afghan boundary line, and that
the outlook for war was again much more
threatening, The recovery was sufficient
TO carry tho prices Of nearly sll the active
stocks above the opening quotations, and
the market finally closed steady at an
advance Of to 1 per cent. for sill the &C.
tive stocks. Bonds firm. trading light
Sterling 1861 TO 469l. Money to H.
Freights steady-Cotton, per steamer, z
64d wheat. per steamer, Aid.
Quotatious or Mondays stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate.
man q. Co, bankers, 14ll + atreet, being the
most active stocks in the New York exchange.
Op'1 HIOh, Lsts (Gsg, 1aIss,
National Republican., 1885-04-21
THE AFRICAN METuoDIsTs.
Closing Session OF tho Zion Confer.
ence-Mintsters. Announcements.

Closing Session OF tho Zion Confer
encc-Ministers. Appointments.
The A, N. E. Zion conference at Gal.
braith Church adjourned yesterday even
ing after session of six days. The ses-
sion was opened in the morning by love
feast conducted by Elder j. r. johnson.
Bishop Hood opened the conference, and
announced his decision in favor of the
right and expediency OF a layman clos
ing class In prayer meeting with prayer,
but not with the apostolic bcnediction.
Elder Cowles, of John Wesley Church,
took exception to the decision and on
the suggestion Of the bishop an appeal
was taken to tho general conference.
Hon. Frederick Douglass was introduced
to the conference and delivered an ad-
dress. During the report of the book
concern 1t was suggested that the pub
lication Of colored diyines be given equal
chance in their choice Of book as those
of other authors. NJ. M. Bell and VIM.
Howard Day were elected presiding
nlders OF the District Of Columbia for tho
following year.
The bishop announced the following
appointments: Baltimore dihtriCt, VIM.
ii. Day. presiding elder; Wesley Zion,
~ is ONioaiii OulVu No5-
Icy. Washington, j. III. Hector; John
Wesley. Washington (one month), j. 8.
Cowles, who will then be transferred to
the New York conferences; Galbraith
Church, Washington, N. j. Green; Hunt.
ington and Burrville, Logan johnson;
Rockville and Oak Grove, G. II. Wye;
Zion Church, Baltimore, J. w. Smith;
Peach Bottom, &C., Daniel Davis; York,
Pa, q. w. 0fiey; Gettysburg, Pa, Isaac
r. johnson; Philadelphia district. NJ. NJ.
Bell, presiding elder; Wesley Church,
Philadelphia, ]. I. Thompson; st. Marks,
&C.. Il. s. Lane; Newton and Frankford,
J. w. Brown; Media aud West Chester, j.
w. Martini Hosanns and Avondale, W.
II. Bushrod; Middletown, West Harris.
burg, aud Mechanicsburg, II. r. Phoenix;
Wesley Church. Harrisburg, Pa, X. J.
Daniel; Shippensburs, J. L. Price; Cham.
bersburg, NJ. II. Ross.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
RICH MEN AT LoGGERHEADs.
Marshall Field and l.. z. Letter Quar-
rel Over a Building Site.


rel Over IA Building site.
CHICAGO, April 19.-Ever since the dis
solution Of the partnership between Mar
shall Field and L. Y. Letter. the two mill
ionairss have not been on friendly terms,
and in dividing the property there have
been frequent clashes of arms. Mr.. Letter
owned building on Monroe street. Mr..
Field was possessed of lot adjoining and
wanted to erect y big ten.story building
thereon. To get sure foundation he had
to partially undermine the walls Of the
building belonging to his former busi-
moss associate. Letter objected, as mat
ter OF course, and a quarrels sprAng up
which yesterday required the interVen-
tion OF the police. a telephone message
having been received at tho central sta
tion a patrol wagon full Of officers was
sent TO the Letter building, now occupied
by the Fire Insurance patrol. In the
basement Of the insurance patrol they
found 4. Benton Letter, tho nephew Of
l.. n. Letter, standing guard over wide
breach In the east wall with brick in
his appraised hand and defiance in his eye.
Outside the wall gang Of labOrers, stone
masons, aud John Pashley, the foreman,
stood in circle with their trowels and
hods held in front Of them to shield
tn cir persons from the attack of the
millionaire's relative. Pashley's hat was
smashed in, and his left car looked raw
from q blow BY young Letter, aud tho
latter's clothes were covered with lime
and mud aud his hands were black aud
sticky with tar. resulting from an attack
OF Louis Pashley, son OF the fore
man, who had pushed Letter into a
heap of tar and gravel. The situation
WAS explained TO tho police, md the
young champion Of his uncle's interests
sworo out warrant for tho arrest of
the two Pashleys, charging them with
disorderly conduct. All tho parties then
adjourned TO the Justices court, where
the case was heard at once. 1t resulted
in tho discharge of tho PAshleys, young
Letter paying costs aud treating the po-
lice oilicerS TO cigars and drinks for their
frultless erraud to the scene of tho dimin.
utiye riot. ...
NMalatI Natinuala ta.daU AZ Aik
National Republican., 1885-04-21
rRSG pants to order, Elsomau, 9Th aud E


The following building permits were issued
yesterday J. J. Cook, repair frame southeast
corner Eighth and ID streets, to cost 500; II.
ailoy Setwesn Ninth and Tentb and N and n n
streets, TO cost 5000; Britton & Gray, to build
a fiye-story and basement brick on r. between
Filth and Sixth streets, to cost $40, 900; Joseph
Burden to improve house In rear OF li15 Sew.
erect two-story brick on Fourteenth, between
b and c streets southwest, TO cost 81, 500; John
Lynch. TO erect a throe.story aud basement
brick on Thirty-Hrst, between = and q streets,
to cost S6,000
National Republican., 1885-04-21

YOUNG MEN REAp. Tus.-The Voltaic Belt
Company, OF Marslt>u. Mich offer to send
their celebrated Elecl, J-NOltAlc Belt and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days, to
men (young or old afiiCted with nervous de-
bility, loss Of vitality ana manhood, and all
kindred troubles Also for rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases
Complete restoration 70 health, yigor, and
manhood guaranteed. No risk IL incurred as
thirty days trial Is allowed Write them at
once for illustrated pamphlet free.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

rINHE GREAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
ME5E DOUBLE TRACK, sPLEND Din
TauiPMEf.STfil TlhAL hAlLA MASNifioENl
rpA,IIS EFFEgT q, AeRIT: 9, 1882 ,s
t9n, c9Iner Of 9th and n SIS, A. followsi
s, ass' ns i5s5B iTssBas S'5i daily 4; 1922 q Soa &
rtah, nsb and ~ Louis with 5eeplng cars nom hsr.
pally, except saturday, to Chicago. with sleep
lng Car Altoona 10 Chicago. Chicago and Cln.
Hqs inn esr, ESpIe a. 5io M daily Tth sleep
%estsrn Express With through sieepers fgr
West. with through sleeper HSrfisbufG to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
:, For Erie. CnnandalguR, Rochester, Buffalo,
fsscs srs S G5iHs5 Io HGshesser hssssetd"' with
.,inSo f9s Smoi.linmsP9rt sport Lock Haven, and Elmira,
sunday, 10 b m, and nd ia!io III aisRt R Limited
sJnsn, hp,sssoi fnIlmAn ParlorCar'94Oh n m. daily.
Tef BSsioR' without change, 2 p m. every
For brooklyn, N. ". ali through train. con.
meet at yoraoy city with boattof Brooklyn An
avoiding double isrflAgs acros. Now YORK CITY.
For rbhlladslphia, 10. $50, and IL u. m, 2,
=, ~ u M, and l2ilO night Limited Express,
Fof BSi,imoTt, % 6.SS, 7ii5. fISu Gao, eao 1850.
m, and 12;iS night on sunday, 900. ii ii a. q.
M, IL, =, ,: gao lOP m, m, and 1915 nlght
M fSs ropes % Creek % Line 7ilo A. M and i'4o p.
Fqr. annapolis, 5;35 a m.. 1905 aud 4,25 p
SpSPl sGssAD6 %ND fGEpERidfsbTRa n 5Bffri
EWANisnHMfAAGr WNsHfAA AdroANN MP ia 1AikR65XXANDhIA 1i,R5Xh AND
a. M, S;oS, I;SG ii5, 6'Oi, sos and III az % p
m. On Sunday at o, e;25, li.0i a. m, SOS
For Richmond and the South, o and IL ,ol
a. m. dai aud l4o p, m. dAi y, except sunday.
=, 10, 1O10R M ], 300, 3i23, bio, TOO, and
day ave On nj sn9ay Saa i3io ~ m @anSht tsSccP. Mon
1888 p, M. and ~ 4 night.
Tickets and Information ut tho once, north
SsnS east corner Of h5in street aud Pennsylyanls
len for the checking Of baggage to destination
nom hotels and residences.
CHAB Z, PUGH General Manager.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
THE XIRqINiA MIDLAND, HALLWAY;
AND SOUTHWEST.
schedule in effect April D, 1885,
LILO a. M.-New Orleans Fast Mail, daily,
Wsiy sIceSt gSse Sonneeuonf SCUM ana soh,hMos
sleeping Buffet Car from New York and Wash.
,,nIgt0n ,Ign 70 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping Cars nom
csrs mssshihgtoh 10 New Orleans without change OF
5.io p. M..-Loulsynle Fast Line. daily, via
Western Points Pullman sleeping cars rom
Washpgton 70 Louisville.
daily TO all points south and southwest, wa Dan
yllle and Charlotte, Pullman Sic ping Cara
Atlanta, to New Orleans; also from Washington,
VIA charlotte and Columbia, TO Augusta
~ msanassas Division Train leaves Washington a.
trains leave Warrington at ll:l5a m. and o:l0
Trains arrive In washlngton-s q a. M Southern
EApr IS daily, $40 q, IT., Strnsburg Local
National Republican., 1885-04-21
NJ SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC 81,
1854, UNTIL LURTHER NOTICE.
Leave WasNhngi2n fTem station b GoEner sS NEW
For Chicago 900 u IN. aud 1910 u. IN. daily.
The 900 a. IN. Is o fast Limited Express TO PITTS.
n.y. ChSaEo aSi s morning al at NSoiS No et.Ta "a q2S iape
Ia charged on this train for fast time,
For s Cincinnati L99i;Ellle, and 81 Louis daily
Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars TO above
points, without ehanEs 2;;iO p m. train Is llst
Ing IN Cincinnati next morning Mt 1880. St. Louis
$50 p m No extra iare is charged on this train
EO5 fitisbarg az 300 4; m, with perlor Car,
For baltimore On week days, g. 6!iio. GAO,
RlU s31 Hnd o 10 = aS md l2i9 i25 3i5 iS
Fof Bsltimore op sundays, elo, $50, 1895,
and and 10 a m, l;2o, 1850 4lo, 64o, 7;lo, 7:I5'
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
5SIS ax and Points south 92S S p And sac m
Washington 10 New Orleans
For Annapolis, 6:io a. m. and 1910 and 4;30
p. MI on Sunday, $3.50 u, IN. and li4u p. IN.
Balilmore 5, GAO, s;5oa. m. l2:iop' m, $40
m. and li8o, ail0. 7ii5, and 1850 p: m. For
stations on Metropolitan Brancn.' 7:25 a m;
y. M daily, except sunday for principal stations
on Metropolitan Branch. 0o5 a. m. daily, ex-
cept sunday for Lexington. Stnunton, and Val.
ley Branch, 9iO6 a. m daily, except sunday; for
rredsrics, DOS a. N. and 4;4o p. m. daily, ex.
For HaSerstown and Winchester O:o5 a. m.
daily, except sunday, and $50 y. m. daily to
dhNg!wn hhagerstown; daily, except Sunday, TO Win
Trains arrive from the west daily, o. 7:2o a.
M; ], o.. 900 p m; ,o
M; Sunday, 1880 u m, O:35 y. m.
From Lexington. 5:30 y. M. daily, except Sun.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s,oh
National Republican., 1885-04-21

'Monte Cristo" was presented at Barton &
Logan's Dime Museum yesterday by the Gus
tavus Clarke New York dramatic company,
aud II is only justice TO say that no such pow
eriul attraction has ever been witnessed
within tho walls Of this popular house Mr..
Clarke fully realized the great expectations OF
throughout was admirable. The scenery was
beautiful, and from first to last the play ran
smoothly aud drew down ringing applause.
Prof Fox, tho great magician, introduces
many new feats in the museum.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

ACARD.-To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretlons of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
will send a recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge. This great romedy was discovered by
a missionary in South America. Send self.
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. In
man, Station D., New York city.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

THE Howland Dental Association No. oil
Fourand-a-half street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds Of
Dental Work. All work warranted irst-clasS
persons. Fine gold aud lnalgam Filings in.
serted In the best manner.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Washington stock k1ehAnEe QuotAtion


BALTIMORE, April 20.--Cotton quiet and
steady; middling, 1919. Flour firm and quiet;
S962; do extra, sS,87asi.25; do family, A2509
S525; city mills suporfine, So 25GS3 so; do extrn
s3.75@s4; do Rio brands, S.; Patapso family,
Sc; do superlative patent, s6.25. Wheat-South-
acted; southern red, sl0341.05 do. amber,
Sl,0S@l.lo: No. l Maryland. s1.0sl sl4@1.oi; No.
q western winter red, spot, e6lS@y5c: May.
91Is9gS1Se: June. slOo4@sf oOIs; July, 81 o2si
but lc higher; southern white, 66G67c; do yel.
low. 5i6p6jc: western mixed spot, 5i6D5I11c;
April 64@5i1ac; May, 5i95i14c. Oats steady
Win fair inquiry southern, 4S947o: western
white, 45047c; do Mixed 4S044c; Psnnsyl.
yania. 4SG47c. Rye steady and quiet, Hay
quiet and steady; prime to choice Pennsyl.
yania and Maryland. WI. .0o@22.D, Provisions
quiet and steady, Mess pork, sl325SlS; so
Bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides
packed, 53s@7Ac, Bacon-shoulders, &c
clear rib sides, &c; hams, 1lhQl3c. Lard
Iehned, $40 Butter steady; western packed
iSSS psIaSsn, creamery S21c EsF. easy iS@Ite
734c. Cofee-light demand and weak; Rio car
goes, ordinary to fair sl4@S1Ic, Sugar firm
Whisky quiet, sf,2OS1.2l.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, April 2o-virginia ten.forties
36ls; past.due coupons, consolidated. old, 571{;
do new, S5; new threes, so, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. April 2O-Beef oattle--Trade
only fair. Prices opened q shade higher, but
closed dull and without serious change Best
beeyes, 5t4951se; frst quality, 5i1(e556c;
medium, i@Oc; ordinary. 1890, Most oi
the sale, were irom 49tS5s.c Receipts, ,9o2
fair to good demand; Receipts, 6,3@ head;
lambs were 2, IA head; quotations, sheep, 3(D
sc; do. lambs, 9Sl215c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April 20.--Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-Active and stronger upon
the receipt Of more warlike news from abroad
and q decline In consols. There was a steady
advance advance q ~ a reaction Of Y, the market
ranged; April, soA@s71s, closed s7Lc; May,
s6la@SSH, closed SSJS; June, SSIsdSSy closed
g05s; July, gl@935+, closed 921s; No. 2 spring,
6Tl49SI1S; No, spring, S0lR; No. 2 red. 94125.
Corn-Trading active with higher prices, but
The advance was not sustained, prices rose 30
az Ss,h nSy s4is ARF s,a;sa ,tSt NJ. Gssd ss ; ;s
471s, closed Az; July, 471Id4s14. closed AZ.
Oats ruled dull and somewhat weaker, closing
about y under Saturday. Cash, 34GeS5; May,
3ts4@35lS, closed 35; June, 3511ta3J111 closed
35lIS; July, ,Sj114@35aaS, closed 351s935I. Mess
lower, Prices declined 5000 early, but rallied
and closed nearly at the outside. Cash, 500
1l.SS; May, 1l.721a(DllS5, closed 1l.77I2(ell 80;
June, lL75@lls5, closed ll.S71S@l1.S0 July,
11.95@l2,05, closed 11,g7]S@l20O. Lard quiet,
prices showing very, little change. Cash, Z;
May, May, S95S7, closed a z; June, G971g9zl071s
L171a Boxed meats Arm. Dry salted should
ers, 4,5o@i,6O; short ribs sides, 5.95@D6; short
clear Sides G.S59e.4o. Whisky firm, LIS.
Sugar unchanged.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

How MY back does acheW All diseases Of
weaknesses are cured by Hunts Remedy.
A standard specific and absolute cure is
found in the great liver and kidney medicine,
Hunts Remedy. Beware OF limitations
National Republican., 1885-04-21

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGoas."- Fresh Alder.
cred In "a pound "Ward' prints, at 4Oc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &C. per BALL but.
termilk, 90. per quart, ana sweet milk at &c.
NOR nuart
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~ SPEAK within bounds, sir" said the pris.
oner In the dock, when addressing the Jury.
We speak knowingly when we declare with
enthusiasm the great benefits Of Or. Bulls IA
nous Cough Syrup
National Republican., 1885-04-21

s3per gallon, rs cents n quart bottle. No.
RyeWhisky, best in the world for the money
at MCGee's Ninth. near d.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
CITY ITEMS.

TRYthree lines in THE REPUBLICANS want
columns Three times. 25 cents.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
CnILDRIN's spring suits, Eiscman, 7th and E

BEWARE OF counterfeits Salvation Oil ia
what you want TO cure your aches and pains,
20 cents
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yHTASHINGToN OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

,,,. WINTEK AKRA NGEMFNT.
TWO pilfiy ThAINS ttS, DAILY (iGXSSbPr suNDAN
ROUND HILL
Leave Washington at 9;25 a. M and 4:25 H.
m. and Alexandria Mt O;33 n. m. aud ASA p, m.
Pass Leesburg going westward, ut 1918 p. m.
and 7il2 p m, and arrive at Round Hin at l;05
D. IN. and S:0i D. m,
:, Leave Round Hill at 4:i5 a. m. and :55 p. m.
pass Leesburg, going eastward. at 63S u. m and
2'4S p, M, aud arrive at Alexandria ut S:l5 a.
m and ni25 p. M, and at Washington at 1926 ~
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round IIlll ut 4;45
q m. Arrlvesat Alexandria at $40 and Wash.
ington at-S:25. Leave Washington at 500 D. M I
Alexandria NJ $40 D. m. Pass Leesburg, going
eastward, OBS a. m westward, 1O:IO u, nj,
n NJ. BROPHY, SUPERINTENDENT