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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-22
Bullion,

. NEW YoRx, October 21.-Bar silver
1887.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-22
New YORK Mining Market.

New YORK, October u. The HaiI
aud Express SAYS: Mining shares some
what more active and stronger. Sales (;
HomestOck %, BOdie 275 a 300. Robin
son 90. Annie ). BulweT II 90 80. Iron
Silver l15, Little Pittsburgh %, Home
stake ~, Ontario y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-22
AFTERNOON

Wheat Active. lower. uusett'el
feverlsh, huctuated widely, and closed
- a q under yesterday; 86A NO
vember; 8Sll December; S8B January
951I May.
Corn-Fair demand, lower & a
q under yesterday; d03z October; 39l4
November; 367s year; .377s@3S May.
Oats-Slow, easy 81 October; 52A No
Yember; 525s December; 59H May.
Rve-Weaker, 62.
Barley Quiet,67. Z
Pork-Active, easy; 10 a IN lower;
S.25 October.
Lard Active, steady 8 q ~ better
so October.
BOXED Meats-In poor demand, easy
shoulders. $50 % 1915; short clear $50
a 80; short ribs 800.
Whlsky-Stronger, but no quotations
mentioned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-22
Chicago Grain Trade
CHICAGO. October d

CHICAGO, october 2l.
Wheat Ruled excited. lower clos
ing IL under yesterday. Trading
was on a very large scale.throughout
the entire session; S514 cash; S55s No
vember; S75s q 8634 December 94X
May. CO.'S,
Corn-Lower; 403l cash; 1915 Noyem-
Der; 36sz year.
Oats-Easier; 247s cash; 25H Novem-
Der; 2914 May.
Whisky. 10.
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Petroleum.

New York, October 2L-Petroleum
firm; United, closed III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-22
LATER.

80 PM Close Wheat Supply
large; new No. winter. IS. 214d.,
dull; new No. spring, IS. 211d., dull.
Flour-In fair demand, S.. 3D., dull.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-22
All the Novelties in French Dress Goods
PRICES!

AHOvers.
Feather and Trimmings and novelty season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-22
British Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, October 81.
Wheat steady, poor demand. supply
large.
Cora-Duil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

We have often Wondered What this
nsz pain killer eoeoaine 10. We have
fcand out and feel better nov. 10 Il
methylie = beaso method ethyltetrs-
hydro pyridine carbonate. Thanks.
Bat 90 prefer 10 use tho old nams,
cocoaine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

The Trinisy sssseol. On 6ixth street.
between Spyine and Seneca vii reopen
On Monday, Aagusi 18th, under the
charge Of Mrs. W. A MePhsre7n- Her
loaa experisnce and snceess ~ teAchar
b@spsak her fail sehsol snl15
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
THB ART OF SINGING
TAUGHT.
MIR YOUNG,
SHERIFF'S SALE


~ rue pfsTnlcT o0CRT, HoLDfSG
] tsTms e es41tls
Ne $50 Charlotts q. HaIler, plsinti6. ".
L y nle.lgy, Kmsiias HiGslew his wife, Frsa
= sande<, S1xph<n c4rksak, gohn klehoias
ana CA&s. v. noUx. d<fenaants.
under ed ~ vlrsas Il IN erdsr OF Sais L.
snsa oa4 Of ths shove saDe4 Conrt. An ths
aboFs es9iEle1 aetiou. dated ths lith dag q
July, 16s5, I'D 70 Ne dlTrcta4 sd delivered.
I nsss daly l~vted apon thr propesty g.
erfbsd IN nd ordsF ~ usas Ana - fellows.
sgwft:
An q block farsy.fhrss lsg, alss iess Eve,
am ssysa. slzhf md nlns g. Z. .. 8 ao1 81, 10
bln1k foTty too ttz3 also lots eleyen. Twelve.
th1rtseu f0al tsen. Aftsea, sixfeea, ssventeen
and esshseen al, II, u. "a. -. u. u md l81 ,
ia hiecx fsny-eashs ffsi. 10 TenieF'p seesnA
a61is1es 10 ne city 81 sesstis. King csastg,
W4xkiazon TesTltoEy.
Hoslps . tksrsfsss ksrsby slxss hat Cd
saturday. the 18Th day % Aag-
uss. HISS.
Al he haur cf n e'ekeek q n. q saEA asF ~
froes - - ossrt Efosas door. N ihs efty 81
3csttle. kleR eeaBtF, Wx4AtnEsaa ferrfiorT.
yil, h eAa1iencs - sAl4 ufdeF ef asie. sal ~
sbvss dsstrfnsd pfep<rty, - - m1ch t.srscf
a. mzs - neesssssy b sastsfy tAs tHaxmsEs
n ax1s set4an. wsth tEfarsst tksrs1u and eosss.
= pahzs snsstsn. - IL MICS hA4ssr. fer
D.ssd a s.ssss. ~ lssh azy Il yaly. isss.
jyis IL M0a&Aw. shsrix.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Yakima coanty is reported this year
10 have . popalafion 81 S66l soais. Of
whom $tsT are white and li4 Chimes
and other coiersd rAesz Tbs sasessed
valae Of the property Of The ooanty h
given af &8S 81. not ineladtng railroad
propsrty vAlaed ~ q. oi2,5S.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

U.s. LAxD osysoa Ar czxxslA, r.
suly 10 lsst.
- Hctioe . hsrsby givsn tAEf ALBERT y.
COW DEN has Aisa notice % iut1ntion b maAs
anal Proef before Meiscn McoNlinm, Auditor
of Kitszp county. q HIS slAes. In Port Ms4i-
s01. v. r, 81 nanH1sy ths 97th dag ef
80. fer The - d 81 81 y e. ssction &
tcwnAAlp Is nsrsA. Eansp sass-
He names - wit8ssnes Hsnry q. Hal,
Petsr q Jaesbnen. John ". Etshsr an6 1anes
Z. Bsyd, al e Rart Maaiscn. VT.
goHH y. oOwEY,
1yi1Az3o nsxzNar e sks LAn1 0Mea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

TIE Sioux City Company II Troubled
over lie Indemnify isnds-
Il uas oas % the eompsnass % vhteh
tee late order uas hurried. In Southern
Minnesota large nnmesx Of persona
have moved Hpon lands heretofers ille-
sally held for The company.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Grocers are ne lass psspss 70 hsar 0f
fhe dsslins in butter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
MONEY TO LOAN.

noNKY TO LOAN AT ONE PER
iva ceRt. On inside improved property o.
% White river farm lsadS Address teis
0f1cA a1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Paris, VITA q popaistion 81 nearly too
and half milhon inhabitants has oaly
6B Chiness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

The popularity Of eur Sun Chop Tes
vaa not gained IN . short time. By ia
continued excciiencs u gradually won
public favor until is demand became
greater than any similar gccds- lis
eniform exesiienos snd absolute parity
have become - veil known that all
sfforta % aisulsee Il have proved futile.
O +. 67ozx. Tea Importer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

~. s.sls fcKxS n T., Aas. u.-Pmsi.
~ cssssland, as=ampanied hy Dr.
Ma. Albany, rassea thruash here
49, atninR ca route for the Adin,n-
~. 1esy were met AZ tbs depot BY
49, u y. Graves and taken 20 his
- who're short reception was
49, sissr which tie party Vas met b.
49,. ssniih, Who gill take then hv
IN e ne Prespsct House. uhsre The
ssssaszf viii xgslna Q leo weeks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
Administratrix's Notice 20
Creditors.

TN TEE MATIKH OF TIE EgTATR or
IL okxR1es 4. Toean. dscsasn1
Noecs . h.rssy gives - ne un1srzigne4
sAniais1rx1rtx q ~ eslzfs e chEriss n
TqRln. aeo1assf. - N eredI1arz - ed ~ psx
ss23 k&sinE e1ziEzs aEAin2 Ne sad 6seaass1,
70 pressnt thnm. wsth tha nerssnTy ssnehsrs,
withia oas yeHx sftsF EAs erst pctllcefloa a
10 ssx1os. 10 - sid A11izkssrHErtx. 81 tes
s<ncs q Bgrka. EaltH 3 Rszza, n Ia KszaY
bseek. q Frpus sfr.et. - tAs clsy a es.ttss.
ee1a1F Il Klnx nn4 fsxstAary 81 WAnAing1n.
o. tkeammswnl hs k9rsvsr hNxrex.
pMssa Saly ~, tssG.
MARY y. ToEIx,
Ax-ninasernfrsx e u esisss e. 0ari.s y.
fehln. 4sesasa1 tyU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
PATENT

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
sketch o. ycar investioa. when l win
snd report - 10 p&tentabtlify, with cd
vtoe efrculAr4 etc. YRKE or CHARGE. An
business esfore U. q P1tens Once A.
tende1 % for MODERATE FxzA Informa,
ton and references sent On Mpplicax1on.
NO CaAB1k uMIEss rArKNT n amCuRHn
washsngssn, D. G.. dirsotiy o1po.its u.
d FAtent O11ca nuz7wH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

AEu lokK, Aa9. 1.-The World has
w comEsetsd liza task % rails
klMWO for the Hartholdi statue
n. - 1ee tctkl smoant coliecned
49, ~ ". uhAeh was coniribuasd
" evsr isnoeo perSsea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

NMU feHK. ArG. ll-Governments
strong. Ths siook market vas weak Al
the ogenina this moTntng. led ~ Wes-
thsn tinion, which heake on the state
uasnt publishad By the Presidans Of the
a q d., 70 the sffecs that there uas
uothins In the reported nszusistiona for
d working Arrangement o. cr1soltda-
sian between that Company ana the
Western Unian. This was soon fol
tewsd, however. By resusicn n which
We<isrn union, Lake sAsrs and Gfane-
sss took che lead. fhs hiRhest pxicss
az ths day were with few exespttcns
snaAs IN the forenoon. haa The gains over
yessei&ayas hest ngares we're for only
small fraetions u some eAsss and neth
inR ia others. Prisss began % yieid
sIkertly eefare midday, and enntinaed
inodsrstaly active and weak throzGhous
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
PACIFIC COAST.
0u,te Contrast.

&uttc NoAtrAsL
SAN FAAsofsoo. Ang. 1.-THE follow
ing figures show the contrast in the
Quantity of tonnage under wheat en-
gagemeuts nov and year ago: August
IL, 1884, vessels. t9-tons. 81, T93..Aagust
IL, 1885, vessels 1l-tons, IL ,6a6. De
crease 3S-tons .l67.
The Triumph.
BAN Duoo, Cal. Aug. 1.-THE British
man Of var friamph carrying ffty OH
GERS and $50 men. arrived here yester
day. Her sides are being painted, and
when finished she viii proceed 10 San
Francisco where Admiral Baird will be
succeeded By Sir Michael Colme Sey.
moar.
maxwell on mis- way East.
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. Tl.-Maxxeli, the
supposed Sc. Louis murderer. vas taken
East this afternoon. He maintained up
70 the time Of leaving the same cool, in
different sir which be manifested yes-
tsrday and passed the day in smoking
cigarettes. chatting aud reading novels.
He consulted General Quincy Of fhis city
with visv Of retaining him as attorney,
but Clancy declined. Maxwell has
proved himself snch consistent oddity
that the police officers have begun TO
doubt his sanity.
neatA % q TeIegrapher.
SAN FRAxcIsco. Aug. 1L-Jokn W.
Morsland. one Of the most phenomenal,
as also one of the best known teleg-
raphers Ia the United States. died az
Oakland, California, today, Of con.
sumption.
weather IndicatieAs.
SAN FRANcrsco. Aua. II.-For the nexf
thirty-tvo hours for the north Pacific
coast, fair, followed b. light local rama
sAippinG EnseiIigenee.
SAN FRAscrsco. Ane. ii.-Arrived-
Bark Lizzie williams
Sailed-SteAmer Aiki. Seattle; British
ship Narwhal. Port Townsend
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Fnom san PRAxcIsco. - Steamship
Queen Of the Pacific arrived yesterday
forenoon fru@ San Francisco. She
broughs passengers and freight foE diff
serens ports - fellows: Fer Victoria.
az passengers and 81 tons Of freight;
for Pors Townsend and Alaska, Y pas
senQers and $50 tons ~ FREIGHT; for Sc
sslle, - passengers and SIS tons Of
freight; far Tacoma 3 passea0ers and
no tons Of freight, for Olympia. . tons,
and for Sseilacoom, t0n& Her freight
and passengers for Alaska were greater
IN number and quaztity than ever be-
fore hrouRht on any ship.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

nssaixaruS. Ang. li.-,An spprepri-
sno1 o. $4,000 vas made At the Lat
een - Uonefsn for the transportn-
~ g about &c, O00. 600 in gold oein
Ifcm M snh-tssssarv A Hsn Frapcisco
&c -.Feasaiy - New YORK.. o.
~ " tae hiRh rates asksd By the an-
coepanlse the Secretary Of Tie
s1ssfy aseidsd 70 transfer shs coin By
HcFeo mail, and about eio.o0o, GO
49, csen transported Ia this gay. The
uas mailed 10 tl)o.oo0 PACKAGES.
st. nowsser, Of the pablicisy which
49, 49, siven 10 this method Of trans
$500 y has ben deemed BEST 10
80 fatsher shipmsnts Of precious
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Lsxpos. Aae. il.--A Frsoch woman.
VINO was foFmaFiy the mistress of SIR
Charles Dilke. has been cited for plaintiff
in the Crawford divorce case. she. 10
il alleged, viii be the leading witness 10
prove the hason Of Sif Charles with
Mrs. Crawford.
Esasrea for ncing Beasea.
ISospox, Aae. 1l.-LoFd Welsalsy has
been elsvsfed 10 the rank Of Yiseoank
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

px fozk. Ana. 1l.-Ths Preaace
~ uas sisss tlis visible snppiy OF
v ! n: ~ = 8: S.33 bashsis and q corn
< ~ bashais.
z ras ne week e. sAe salyasien
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
rae Oklahoma Colony.

CALDwEII- Kas.. Aug. 1.-The Payne
Oklahoma e0lony, WATCH has been IN
camp here for some months, is nov
breaking up, In compliance With
Instructions from Captain Couch. He
lntsrprets The sotion OF the present Ad-
miiaistratien - the Inauguration of q
movement which will lead 10 the Open
nerTassinent Of the work, be has re-
qaested the colony for the present 70
disband. some of she colonists viii do
Others have taken hay contracts. Couch
look after correspondence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

NkMrsuroS. Aus. 1I.--secretary Of
tl.se heyasd today received teleera.
phie conmunioatisn from The American
elnnl % 0uayaqail. Ecuador, saying
alzs ~ hAd positive information that
1ie1ae had been liberated. No dstails
st<1 eivcu ID the tslsQr,lsn,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Mk1nnxurox, Anq. lt.--0an. Arm
glslnf who receatly Investigated the
s'esysans and Anapshea Indian ARsn-
~ tnd shnss report thereon bad much
" y VITA the issnarce Of the peeoiAnla-
w. ofuering castlemen OF thoss rcsssr-
stllnak VII saon proceed 10 the Apache
e!cy fsr ths pnrposinE Of making an
s&nsnl Of The Indians there and Of
" .n9 INTO and reporting The eonIai-
- e Affairs anseug the Apaehes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Nasznoroz, AUG. 1.-THE eesith
can martial has completed lie work,
- iodAy The eoart was temporarily
Ajoafnsd. The findings will BE- sent
= ~ Prssl9en; f0f his approval or dis
AYeqtxl an unVritten Law In court
4Artizi esses prevents the members of
~ eoafs from revealing the findings
estn the Presidents action.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

4. xnnkpxzrnrA, Aue. Ii.-zhs Prsss
~ sa'aosiaily; 8 We are infermed ~
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kxAninInE che Cruisers.

tns following Naval Board has been
sHpelsted 10 meet "a tho Delaware lnsn
Wofks. cheafsg, Pa, tomorrow. 10 make
" txamiaatioa aad take an inventory
e ~ tafee ornisssfs- Chicago, Atlanta
sa'i beason--vhich we're being con-
sH1alsd By John Roach; Assistant
shsal Constructors ]. r. Hanscom, J.B.
s'eeytR' Richard Gatssood and Louis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

HEw Yozx, Ana. ii.--Metropolitans l,
Hssokiyas 8.
cncissarI, AUS il.-Loaisviilss i2,
0lneinnAtis Z.
Busvaro. Ana. u.--Buifalos 2, Ohies-
az I.
hxx yozx, Ana. u.-New Yorks 4,
Bmsons 8
PKrLArKfRH1A. Aug. M.--Athletics 4,
btiinprss 4; thirtsen innings. game
adlsd 90 account % darkness.
PsosnEz1E. Aaa. 1l.-Provideness I.
RhilsdslphlAB 8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

other Spanish refugees in London are
under snrveiilance. the Spanish govern
ment having received information that
= plot TO assassinats King Alfonso has
ossn arranged in London. and that en-
missaries have iefi England, via France,
for ths spanish frentier. TIE Madrid
goyernmsst IL considering Whistler or
not 20 demand the arrest OF AnQulo on
charge Of the murder of General
Prim. All the leading Republicans. In
elading Castelar,, Salmeron, eAriila,
and Marquali. declare that they have no
synpafhy with the Anxaio party. The
GloSe. CAstellar's organ, declares that
Angulo Hhoald b classed among com
nnon criminals, and the PrOgvxsse de-
rnanlaa that h b hrnnnhk h inatina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

ElmmGroE, Ana. 1.-The quaran-
~ odiess at Baltimore and al the
Di;zssfs BrsakWatar have beea noti-
a. % locir cut for three vessels which
nIIea FROM Genoa for those places
sigko1f proper bills Of health.
A szpaismenfal Rxaininafisn.
Ast;1e Secretary Fairehild has direct
4 Ihsta supplemental competitive en-
aaIl1siion Be held az the Treasury De-
nrfmsai on the 25th instant, for the
mIpses Of filing several vacancies In
ihfea2ss revsnue marine service.
National Republican., 1885-09-04
A PersonoIIv-Conduoted E,ours;o,.

a personally-conducted excursion to the
Allegheny mountains over the Pennsylvania
railroad TO Crcsson, the great mountain health
resort, is announced for Thursday, Sept 3
1885, leaving Washington $50 a, m, from
which point excursion tickets will be sold
at the low rate of sS, which includes one
days board at the famous Mountain House.
The return coupons of excursion tickets will be
good for ten days, and to those remaining at
Cresson longer period than one day, a special
rate will be accorded them at the hotel, OBJ.
servntion cars will be attached to trains over
the mountains, thus enabling the excursionists
an opportunity to see the grandeur OF the Alle-
ghany mountain scenery, which ut this season
of the year Is especially attractive. Before
reaching Cresson the excursionists from the
east pass through the most notable scenic por-
tion of the mountains and the world.renowned
Horse Shoe Curve is passed. This Is a rare op.
porunity extended to Washington people to
visit these celebrated springs, 30 notable for
their mcdicical qualities and purity of water,
and no doubt n large number will avail them-
selves of the trip, and 1t is safe to predict that
every one accompanying the excursion will be
highly pleased and express themselves In the
highest terms regarding the management of
National Republican., 1885-09-04
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of Day in
and About the CITY,

In order to make room for merchants who
desire to address the public through our
columns. and at the same time have ample
space for news, editorial, and other matter Of
interest, we shall print an cight.pagc paper on
Saturday, the 9th instant.
George A. Thomas has been appointed as n
temporary clerk in the District auditors office
Mt a snlory ofsl 900 per annum.
Judge Smell yesterday fined Anderson e
Ward, colored men, slj each for keeping dis
orderly house ON Tenth street, near z.
Tho recruiting party at 026 Pennsylvania
avenue were paid Oft yesterday To-day the
boys at the arsenal barracks Will be made
happy.
Letters Of administration were issued yestcr.
dny to Chase de Krafit on the estate Of Samuel
Chase Barney, oil filing bond In the sum OF
Judge Smell in the police court yesterday
gave notice that in the future all those who
were arrested for having unlicensed dogs
would be fined 50.
Tho alarm from box 2l2 at 1870 O'Clock yes.
terday morning was for u fire In the arnory
near Seventh: IL originated from lighted
cigar thrown into spittoon. Damage 80.
The commissioners have approved Trustee
John II. Brooks's request to occupy building,
corner of Fourteenth and q streets, for school
purposes for the seventh division until repairs
are finished on the Stevens building.
The challenge OF Felix Myers, of this city, to
run a foot race with any man in the United
States has boen accepted. X. x. Bryan, OF
Jersey City, N. j., backed by Richard X. Fox,
Of the Police Gazette, will be his adversary,
Negotiations are IN progress.
Duchesne Post, No. 8, @. A. r., OF Baltimore,
will hold their second annual encampment al
"Old Camp Carroll" Western Schuetzen Park,
Baltimore, on the eth to the 18th instants, In.
elusive. An invitation has been extended to
the Grand Army posts OF this city 10 bo present,
md 1t Is likely that many will go.
National Republican., 1885-09-04
A soldIer,, rrlbute to Chrlstinn women


EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: In the little
room in the arsenal used as n reading room
much good has been done by some noble
Christian ladies who have linEed themselves
together In their endeavor to rescue the In.
cbriatc. Their efforts to cope with their de-
clared enemy-alcohol-ha proved very sue
cessfnl, as during the sojourn Of the ID artillery
In this city many confirmed druukards wero
snatched by the influence of these god ladies
from the downward path they were pursuing
which was surely leading them to a dishonored
grave. Many Of the rescued ones are to-day
iilling honorable and lucrative positions in
civil life, and have become credit to the com.
munity. The method adopted by the ladies for
the drunkard's reformation is unique, and one
which reflects much credit on Its refined and
cultured originators. The ladies go among the
soldiers and make friends of them. and by in
Producing ladies and gentlemen to speak to
them, who, by appealing to the mems better
feelings and by logical demonstration, prove
how much better physically and morally, 1t Is
TO be an abstainer. Since the arrival OF the 3D.
artillery in this city the W. C. II. U. has not
permitted the grass 10 grow under its feet, for
II has already established on q firm basis q
soldiers temperance union which teaches that
a man of himself cannot hope to be steadfIst in
his pledge, but must seek aid from on high.
AUBREY MURRAY. 81 artillery.
WASHINGTON BARRACKS, Sept 3, 1885.
National Republican., 1885-09-04
RAILWAY NOTES.

The sale Of the Texas and 81. Louis railway
has been postponed until Dec !.
The freight trafic in southern California,
especially IN fruit, is growing into almost I'M
manageable proportions.
The Canadian Pacific earned s0Ds0)D in July,
an increase In net earnings OF SOL, ,00J over the
corresponding period last year
The Grand Trunk Railro vi C)mp my has in
formed agents Of the Erie railway that tic
ing commission on ticket sales.
An order of the court was given at Rochester
n. w.. vncnting the injunction previously
granted restraining the sale Of the Rochester
and Pittsbnrg abroad properly under tore.
closure of the second mortgage. The sale is
advertised for Sept H.
The decentralization of east bound freight
rates continues. Grain was taken from Cln.
cinnati yesterday nj IL cents, which is 5l2 cents
lower than the pool rate. Whisky is accepted
ut 20 cents, while the pool rate Is 30R. Other
classes Of freight are reduced In proportion.
The competition of the Northern Pacific for
the tea traffic from the Pacific coast has reused
the tagging energies Of the Central ana Union
Pacific roads and they arc now transporting
tea to the cast from san Francisco In shorter
time than has ever before been recorded.
Catherine skccn, administrators of William
Skeen, deceased has entered suit against the
Pittsburg Cincinnati and ST. Louis railway TO
recover $500 with interest, alleged TO be. due
for work done by her deceased husband In
constructing tunnel ON the pittsburg aud
Sieubcnyillc railroad, which was aflcrwnrd
absorbed by the defendant company. The
work was performed over twenty years ago.
John Cobson, au engineer of the Old Camden
and Amboy railroad, died on Aug 81, at Bor-
| dentown, n. !. When John Broughnm, the
comedian, with his company, some twenty.
five. years ngo, played In New York and Phil-
ndclphia on the same night CObSon was nj
| the throttle Of the delaware, No. ~ and
| passed over the route as fnr as New Brunswick
and bnck In safety. All along the route bon
| fires greeted him. AT New Brunswick his en-
In charge of Engineer Ralph Page, now dead,
| took the company TO Jersey City and back "a
| New Brunswick. CobsOn was Mason ana
was buried by the order here to-day.