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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-29
Two Hebrews Embrsce CHRISTIANITY.

CIScINNATI, Jan. 2S.-Solomon Bait, res
ident of this city for three years past, and
Elias Gros6eld. who has been upon Amer.
can soil but five weeks. both Hebrews have
been converted to Christianity and admitted
TO the Methodist Church.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-29
Change of Archhi.hnn.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 2s.-Archbishop Ale
many has resigned bis See, which has been
accepted by the Pope and Archbishop Ror-
dan, of Chicago, appointed to succeed him.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-29

Mr.. George Home. of the extensive Column
bia River, Oregon, Fish Csnnery, writes that
after suffering seven years with rheumatism,
he tried st. Jacobs Oh, the wonderful pain
cure, and in a short time all stiffness and
soreness OF the Joints disappeared.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-29
Really mxsterious pi.annearance.

NEW York, Jan. 2S.-S. S. Consnt, who
has for the last fifteen years been the man.
sging editor of Harpsrs Weekly, one week
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-29

II is said that solution of indigo in the
soft food OF chicks is sure preventive aud
cure for gapes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-29
an THE ENGINE.

burning a Locomotive While DeashIy
sick-something the Passengers Did Not
KnOw-A Physician Saves sn Engineer.
TAUNTON, Mass
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-16
DR.. SPINNEY.
NO. II KEARNY STREET.
Treats Special Chronic Diseases


E=-@-1f 2EE1-
Who may BE- suffer Ing from the effects o
youthful ioliies ar iEdi.crction, VIII do wei
To avail thogHs"lVes'of this the greatest boon
ever lhit az the altar OF suffering humanity.
br. spinney viii guarantee To forfeit 500 for
every ease Of srmiual veHkucss which he
undertakes and fails 90 cuic.
1E4aA-o-ACad Atom
There are many o.. ,heaRoa of thirty to sixty
Year, who "A troubled with too frequent eyHc
uations of the bladder, often accompanied
by a slight smatting or burning sensation.
and n weakening al the system ~ n manner
the patient cannot account for. ON examin
ing the urinary deposits a ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes small
PARTICLES of albunen v III appear. OF the cclor
Will be of n thin, IIllkish hue. again chang
ing To "a dark and sorbid appearance. There
are many mem who die Of this difficulty, ig.
mora nj Of the cAust. which Is the second
stare of seminal weakness. Dr. 5 will guar.
antec a perfect cure Ia all such cases, and Il
healthy restoration of the 4, net0 urinary
organs.
ONCE hourp-lO 10 4 and G TO g.. SUNDAYS
{ om 10 toilnm IA. Consultation Tree Thor.
oug exnminaiiop and advice 50.
Call on or address, Or. PTNNEY8 Go.
so.iy u kearny st, San Francisco, Cal
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-16

zion. evasion 10 sJcicty, ulnute@ OF VISION,
noises IN tine head, the ,itul huid passing un
observed in the urine, ana many other dis
eases that lead 20 insanity and DEATH.
Dr, Mintie, who Is u regular graduated ply
stefan will agree To forfeit $50 for a case of
ehts sort the Vita restorative under his spec
lal advice n q t%rentment) will not cure, o rior
anything injurious or impure .ouud In IL.
DR.. Mintfe TREATS NIL private Diseases success.
fully without mercury Consultation free. \
4hofough examination and advice, Intending
ANALYSIS OF urine, f5.a Price OF Vital kestora-
eive, 81 5OahOttie. or four times the Qnantliy.s5
szant 10 any address upon receipt Of price, or
q o Il, secure from observation aud Ia private
name II desired, by a + AiNTIE, NJ ID, No IL
xaarny {. san Fran siaco, Gal.
! SAMPLE BOTTLE FIiEE will be aertto any
one applying by letter, stating syInptotns.sex
aud age. strict secrecy In regard 20 business
transactions.
nr. Mintie's kidney Remedy Nephreticum
cares All kinds Of kidney and bladder com.
zlainfs, sonprrhea, gleet, l~oucorrhoan- For
Eale @oy all drug dsts; 81 a bottle, six Tor -
= nr Ntntiess Dandeiion Pile are the best and
ssapcst dyspepsia and bilious cure In the
x1arkst. For sale by ell druggists. " "
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-16

80 hsenrN ~. NAu francisco, Cal.
Privato entrance i5 Mason street, 4 blocks
up Geary It from keHrny. Main entrance
shruAgh dispensaty drug store.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-16
The Great English Remedy.

l. v failing cure
Tor nervous debility,
T. \ haustcd vitality,
seminal ~wonknesses,
permntorrhoea, lost
manhood, hnputeney,
paralysis, and AL the
terrible effects OF suif.
abuse,Youih iul tolhes
ana cNcc-ses In ma
years such as
loss OF memory tla-si-
tude, noctur ennis
National Republican., 1885-04-17
NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent.
DALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC 81,
1854, UNTIL FURrHER NOTICE
H EHaIs SvmNSiIR SvmNSiIR lSm RNb ss!i1R ISTner NE"
For Chicago 300 a. m. aud 1910 D. IN. daily
The 900 a, & N. Is fast Limited Express to pit!s;
% purS m al Ghe Ro Ss GTrS moEnS m oTs ~ 9e Sse
Is charged ON thls trnln for fast time
For Cincinnati, L9nlsyille, and ~ Louis daily
Coaches apd Palace sleeping cars to above
Limited Train tn Cincinnati and II, Louis, arriy-
ing IN Cincinnati next morning nj 7;,IO. ~. Louis
9i39 p; n. No extra ARE is charged ON this train
For Pitisbnrgat at 900 a. M, with Parior Car,
and $40 y, IN daily 10 Pittsburg, Cleveland and
For baltimore 'e. On 6i"' week dsys' g. 8iio GAO,
n;3io; $50 and ,9 i0a & &m 1910 l;2o $40 40
minute MIN tsaIn $50 4i3O' 4'4O, 0;lO' 7;lO, 7;lo,
Iof BaitlmoTs on Sundays, $40 $50, s;a5,
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Rail.
daily, 035 a. m. train has Pullman Sleeper SEC ,ir
For AnnspoIls 9;49a sn M and i2;io and 4ao
I, Eor way stations between Washington and
l'4O, 7;lb, and lObO p N. on sundays S;BUa
m. aud l:;IO 44O, 7iI5, and 1880 p m. For
stations sati,: on HeIr2polta1 B3rnanen 7;25 a m
p. nj. daily, except sunday for principal stations
on Metropolitan Branch 300 a, m. daily, OK.
ley Branch, 0:Ub n. m daily, except Sunday; for
Frederick, O;O5 n. m. and 4;40 y, m. daily, ex-
cept Sunday
For Ha erstown and Winchester, 9O5 a. m.
daily, eNropt Sunday, aud b:3O y. m. daily to
chester
Trains arrive from tho west daily, q. 7:2o q.
IN. ], 5, 700 p M
From Annapolis 80 n. m. and go and b:25,p.
M. Sunday, 1890 H. m, 0:35 p IN.
From Lexington, 5:3O y. m. daily, except Sun
day.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S:25
u. IN. aud $40 p. IN. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washngtpnut $40,
$3.50, l;2O, -, and 1880 u. m, l2:l5, 1880, .,
4, ago, ., $50, 1850, 3D. and 1850 D. m; on san
days, B!lO, 3, and 300 y, M, 1880 1886, 42O,
o, $50, $3.50, q, aud 1850 y. m.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
tion except l:25 BIO aud 7;lO y, m.
For further Information applyat the Baltimore
ana OHIO Ticket O1ice- Washington Station, go
and 1891 Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Four
tecnth street, where orders will be taken for bag
gage to bo checked and received ~ any point In
theClty. C. X, LORD, q, T. a.
H. DUNHAM, General Manager, Baltimore.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
THE MARK ETs.
Slight Downward Tendency OF
stocks, Wheat, aud other Produce.

Slight Downward Tendency OF
stocks, Wheat, aud Other Produce.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The market
was heavy at the opening this morning,
both bulls and bears selling, the former
to realize profits, and tho early dealings
were accompanied by declines Of to I
per cent Tho tendency WAS downward
until after o'clock. A little more life
was then accompanied by a show Of
strength, portion of which was lost
later in the day, and tho market closed
irregular, at prices which arc from to
l 4 per cent lower than tho dnal quota
tions yesterday. Not single stock on
tho active list shows an advance.
There was no news affecting prices ex.
cept that which came from Europe, and
which was Of a peaceful character, and
the announcement which was made dur
ing tho day that the Central Pacific rail-
road had not agreed to accept the prop
position embodied In the resolution
adopted by the Pacific Mail directors
| yesterday.
Money on call continues easy at TO IL,
closing ut per cent. Foreign exchange
| quiet and firm at unchanged quotations;
actual business is done at 155t and 4S7l.
| IOsthl rhtvs aSO ana 16o3.
Government bonds have continued
quiet and quotations steady, except for
tho 3s, which arc lower, at 10ll bid, and
an advance of 2 per cent. in the quotation
bid for Pacific 6s.
There WAS sale Of the Is, coupon, ut 121i.
State bonds are quiet, but the Alabamas
show slight advance in quotations, while
tho Georgia 7s are n shade lower Rail-
road bonds have been strong for a majority
of tho Issues traded in, with well dis
tributed business.
Treasury balances-Coin, $40, ,S22, 173;
currency, $22, ,77OsjG.
Quotations or Thursdays stock Sales.s
The following have been furnished by Bate.
| man S Co., bankers, l4ll 4 street, being tho
| mostactiyo stocks In the New York exchange.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
DIED.

MAURY.-In st. louis, Mo, on April IL,
1850, JOIN WALKER MAuHY, In the 3lst year
OF his nge, son Of q. H. MHury, OF this city
Funeral W u take place from The Church of the
Ascension Fiday. April IL, at o'clock p. m
Fri nds inyued.
BDGGs. --Anor a short Illness, on the morning
rue 18Th Instant Mt tho residence Ofhis grand
inthcr, Charles Dodge, esq, Georgetown,
CHAULEs, only child Of Lawrence q. and Annie
q. jOgg,, aged ] . years months and . days
Funeral services saturday afternoon at i!3O
y. m. from chapel at oak uill Cemetery. ."
YOUNG. In this city on Tuesday, April IL,
year OF her age
Funeral from the residence Of her brother. T.
FcnwiCk Young, D2l Virginia avenue south
we T. Requiem mass ST. DnminIcs Church
Friday, 17th, at 10 O'Clock n. IN. ess
KENDALL.-on Tuesday, April H. at ol3O
a. m, suddenly, JoHN f. KENDALL, in the 10th
year of mis- age.
Funeral from his late residence, coo II street
northwest. on FIR day, April II. at , o'clock =.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
Business Transacted by tho District Judiciary
Yesterday.

Supreme Court of hc United Stdtes.-Acton
was taken yesterday upon cases No. 1903, 253
2I0, 255, aud 2j6. Adjourned till to-day.
Court IN General 7trm-Cdief Justice Cartier
aud Justices H'Wic aud Jdplss.-Fisherv Hume
Cleary; argued and submitted Morrow VS..
James; record read. Assignment unchanged.
Circuit COuH.-Justice COr.-Dancnhowcr vs..
burlington; verdict for defendant. Nogel VS..
GuCthler; judgment confessed. MCNiahon VS..
Mackall; verdict for plaintiff for S226. 25. Pur-
Wis VS.. Mackall, administrator; verdict for
plaintiff for amount claimed. Assignment for
to.day-Nos 2i0, 2l5, 2i3, 2ii, 2i5 go, 260, 262,
26S, 26i, 265, 266, 267, and 2BS.
Equity Court-Justice Hdgncr-Duyall vs..
Mitchell; motion TO oxpunge portions of
answer of administrator ordered. Dainese vs..
Williams; time to take testimony limited to
thirty days. Campbell VS.. Jaeger; time to
take testimony of Dilenback extended to
May l. Riggs VS.. Riggs; conveyance ordered.
Davis VS.. Galt sale finally ratified. Ballock
vs. Hooper; reference to the auditor. Assign
ment unchanged.
Criminal Cour--Justice Macarthur. = Rich
ard Corbin, assault with intent TO kill not
guilty; George Newman, larceny, guilty, thirty
days in Jail Assignment for to.day-Jos. II.
Johnson, housebreaking; VIM. II. Harris,
rape.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
MEMS spring suits, EIseman, 7th and r.
Deeds Filed for record Yesterday.

II st., south side, bet 23d and 2id sts. IL. W., pt
lot ., 81. l2, Bridget Lannahan to Edward
Welsh, $500,
C ST. north side, bet. Sd and AZ sts. S. W., pit.
lots and o. 50. 53i Wm. Grinder ct al. to
Lorenz Kissner, Sl.200
L st., south side bet. 9th and 10th sts II. W.,
thew. u lot NJ, sq. 31s, Mary A. j. Falconer
to John Walter sr, 5000.
AZ st. west side bet. and X sts, =. W., pit. lot
81, q, So l99 VIM. HeneTy to Benton c. Davis,
Sl,G2j.
18th st., east SIDE bet, G and sts g. O., lots 80,
10, Al, IL, Swormstedts sub, of 50. / 100, John
s. Swormstedt to Oscar g. Fox, So, 200.
lot ii and pt lot i5 So, Ss6 Henry Rooms G M r., r.,
Henry Kern, S5il.
30 ST., east side bet D st. and Va. ave. S. W.,
pit. lot f. W. b, Todd's sub, of So. 5Sl,
Michael Biggane to Mary Cantwell, So
National Republican., 1885-04-17
A SILVER WAR on BUnoHARD.
Tho Director OF the Mint AssN'Icd by
spoIIsmen-IlH Tenure.


Some Of the western silver democrats
arc beginning to talk about crowding
Burchard out Of the dictatorship Of the
mint. His term is rather unusual one,
being Ave years. Counting from the date
Of his present commission, he will hold
through and beyond this administration
If allowed to remain under the tenure Of
Office act. OF course, IL Is we'll under
stood that complaints against him to bo
effectual must have other than political
foundation. These are to be forthcom-
ing according to the silver men. Those
who are leading the movement against
him say that he is bound up with the
banks, and manipulates his figures in
their interest. Congress appropriates q
certain sum of money every year for
getting up statement Of tho yield of
precious metals in this country, and
they say that In making his
report Burchard relies upon guesswork
chiefly, aud represents tho silver yield as
much larger than 1t Is, so as to dopreciato
IL in value. Thoy say that this is done
in the interest of the national banks of
the east, and that he is completely under
their control. They aro not pressing
anybody for the place now, but simply
want to get Burchard out. From what Is
known of Clovcland's views on silver, II
doesn't seem as If this kind of objection
will count for much The real animus
Of the movement lies in the fact that Mr..
Burchard has something like 1000 Offices
under him. and that thus far he has
shown disposition to bo firm in protect
ing in their places Republicans who have
dono good service. He has thus far
declined to sacrifice subordinates to make
friends Of Democratic congressman.
Mr.. Burchard holds his Office under
the act which stipuates that the reasons
for removal must be given to the Senate
in nominating q successor.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

UMdE GHEAT PENNSYLVANIA RQULE
~ 70 THE iN>6QRFH, WEST, ANDD SOUTH,
ss5aGiiNiEEHE saGiiN STEEL RAILS, MAeNIf1oENT
TRArSs LhltEGG LihftEGE wAsiiSSaros Affh g SS9 nom sta
ton, corner of Bth ana u sts., as iolowsi
SSs OsF Of Paaso a9q iee MesI Cas- epe'fS az bId @
daily Fast Line, 1000 4. N daily, % ci9clI-
rlq mn u ~ hona MIN SlGep,ng Iars rom liar.
nnlly, except saturday, " Chicago with sleep
ing tar Altoona TO Chicago. Chlcago and Gin
ns ars WSshhsio% so 10 %ih@eago @ oGd Gaad iISrrsB9fs Min %
SG Lonsvi illc; connectng ~ Harrisburg with
Cleveland Louisville, aud - Loui. Pacific
TEp!ess, ~ y m, daily, Tor Piui9ufR aud the
BSTflMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Ni9gar9, 10 r. m, daily, except saturday, With
Palace CaTs Washington to Rochester.
at 1880 a. M DAILY, except a unday "lu I'm ."
, or New, .rk aud the ltqst, 7:l5, $50 nnd
sunday, M, = and ia i3io i HsRt 2 "i1f iTiplici
ENpressof Pullman Parlor Cars 0;lOR. m. daily.
For Bosiou without change, p m. overy
week day. ON sunday, 4 y. ~
meet al jersey Ciy with boat SF Of Brootiyn t S Xn
nexi ainorIlng direct transfer to Fullon street,
iSf For PGii9Gephla ] % 4i6 S sS0 and ar ~ m I,'S
q lbp IN, a,diaii5 night; Limited ESpfdss'
For Baltimore G..j5, 7:i6 $3.50. o.iO 1880.
II a. m, 100, 2, =, 4i25, 4i4O, q, ,5ilO, 10 p,
nj 10. So5a Sl0 lS lo @ m and 9G I3iS nTsi alS l.o
For Annapolis, J.35 a M, 1903 aud 4,25p
flAfLWAS, AND AiEXANbRiA AND
| wASuINGrOS RAILROAD.
Sr @ 4SS 4ISapaa ias AK dGi do SOB hhd H1d TisI 1JS
m. On sunday at q, 9'25, ll;Ol II. IN, 500
For Richmond npd the South, o and lltol
/ n m. daily, anu ibp, IN, dat y,eyCnpt sun lay
3, 10 Ioioa a. M l. S'65. S'2S. Blu it EO5 oTS and
io M aaa i3iO midInlghi ,gScgp. Mon
| 1898 y, iu., aud 2lO night.
Tickets nnd Information at the ofilcc, north.
east corner of lath street aud PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, nnd nt the station, where orders can be
| len for the checking Of baggage to destination
nom hotels and TesidenCes. -,
| CH AS. n. pUGH, General Manager
j. H. WOOD, dcncral Passenger Agent
VNHE VIRGINIA iMIIpLAhED,r RAILHWAY
AND SOUTHWEST, ,-
| schedule IN effect April o, 1880.
| 70 4 M-Ncw orleans Fast Mail. daily,
| making close connections south and sOuthwes' .
| Daily, except SUNDAY, with O. & o. ny. Pullman
Sieenlng Bnnett Car rom New YORK and Wash
| lngton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars rom
Washington to New orleans without change Of
| 6iO p. M.-Loulsynle Fast Line, daily, via
Chnrlottesylle, to Cincinnati, Loulsylllc, and all
! Western Points Pullman sleeping Cars from
! 1910 l. M.-sGuthern Mall and Express,
| daily to al points south nn1 southwest, Dan
TS TdS a GnarS & p9nylIn nl1In I1 hitE Ii n
| Atlanta, to New Orleans; also from Washington,
Viz lharloite and Columble, to Augusta;
| Aianassns Division Train leaves Washington at
i;l1 p m. daily, except sunday. Warrtnton
trains leave Washington at lib a. m. and 0i1O
Trains arriye In Washington a. m. Southern
GAEr IS ,cSn, daily stS oG ~ Ses9GrF hSsa
! Fas Mail daily; 800 u. M, Louisville special
National Republican., 1885-04-17
National VS.. Buffalo to-day at l:l5.
The Leary-Miller Fight,

A difficulty between ex-Detective George
Miller aud Charles Leary resulted In the latter
being badly beaten. Leary states that he was
barkeepcr, Henry RUSSELL, assisted in the
assault. Miller alleges that Loury had made
insultin ing remarks about his wife, which he
Tesen ted in this way.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The Wales court-martial met at 2:30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and adjourned until Fri.
day to await the action of the Supreme Court
OF the United States upon DR.. Wales's appeal.
Counsel for cX-Surgeon General Wales have
filed their appeal before the Supreme Court OF
the United States from the recent action of the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia in
discharging the writ of habeas corpus issued in
the case of their client. Counsel requested
that the case be advanced. The case was
fixed for consideration next Monday.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
SPRING overcoats, Eiseman, 7th and e.
May Ball Oueens Selected.

The pupils Of Prof Sheldon have selected as
Queen of May tor his May ball, which takes
place at Masonic Temple early in May, Miss
Alice Bool. Juvenile May-queen Nina Mauger;
queen OF dancing, Lou Tretler; queen of the
seasons, Miss Bertha Gibson, and queen of
flowers, Mlss Gertie Gates,
Profs. Proctor and Pistorio have selected
Miss Bernice Nelson for the queen of their
May ball, which takes place at Seventh and
l. streets May 3. Miss Florence Chambers Is
the queen of dancing, and Miss Rosa Buckler
as queen of flowers.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The members of the North Carolina avenue
NJ. p. MISSION corner Eighth street and North
Carolina avenue southeast, held n reception to
their pastor. Rev. ]. w. Trout who was re-
turned to that church by the NJ. r. conference,
recently held in Alexandria. Several addresses
were made, musical and literary pro-
grammo excellently rendered, aud refresh.
ments served by the ladies.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Tho Agnes Wallace-Villa Company presented
n grand double bill at Barton 4 Loguns Dime
Museum before large and fashionable au.
dicnccs yesterday. Next week the great drama
OF Monte Cristo," by the finest company that
has been engaged at the Dime this season.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Welckor's-s. p. Tulk, New York,l George p.
Metmore,, Newport, H. H. Herbert Welsh,
N.tLopoI-J stoinmon Ne,v Yorl,. Paw
l. Il. tfIrpin. CharlottesyIiie, Va, r. f. HNd.
ford. Boston, and ", B MAXWELL 81. Georges
". Va, 90
Conn n " Adams Nav 0rleans.J i q Errn'
man Mr.. ma Mrs, O. Grnydon, New york
MIR and Mrs. j. II, Whitney, Miss Ira (iray
RnSion ''
Willerds-Hon' J.; !. 4. Adams, New York
NJ 4, Mcdonald, fhiIgdelphia; A. A; &c Pass,
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE baby is sleeping'-at last, yes But
she would not have slept, nor would her
mother, had not that fond parent been In
duccd to try DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t cures
the croupy cough that sounds so like nails
being driven into the child S colin.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

AT the Rive.King concert on Friday evening
the St. Cecilia Quartette will sing three OF
their finest selections, and Miss Evan will
sing the grand aria, "Ah Fors o Lui" by Verdi
National Republican., 1885-04-17
CAPITAL PRIZE, 10000.
10O, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions In fiiths in propol
1867 Prizes, amounting ton..........
.s2e5,5oO

We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
rangements for all tho monthly and semi
annual Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company. and IN person manage and control the
Drawing ourselves, and that the same Pre con-
Quoted with honesty, iairness, rnd In good ain
toward all parties We authorize the Company
TO use this certificate, with a2 simlle of our sig.
natures attached In Its advertisements
National Republican., 1885-04-17

If we would have powerful minds, we must
think; II faithful hearts, we must love; IL
powerful muscles, We must labor; ii we would
Cough Syrup.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
HOTEL ARRIXALs.

EVERY travelling man should take with him
n bottle oil Salvation OIL Price twenty-five
cents,
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Beatty and IIawkinss addition, g. "a lot 50
Fred. W. Jones y al, asslgnees, to George r.
and Thomas X. SliCer, $500
National Republican., 1885-04-17
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

Leave Is. & Depot, Sixth and u strOets).
lib A. M.-FOr all way stations, Lexington,
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, and
~ Louis, DAILY except sunday
IL a. M.-'or Newport News, Old Point Com
fort, add Norfolk. Daily except sunday
Through parlOr car Washington o Old Point
Comfort.
$40 i, M,-For Louisville. Cincinnati, -. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and southwest, Fast Express
lduilyJ; does not stop for local business.
Through Pullman service to Louisville aud
Cincinnati.
For tickets and Information apply at C. ~ o.
railway Office bl3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National iOtcl; Virginia Midland railway office,
UOl Pennsylvania avenue, and li. Il T. station.
IL. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G, W, SMITH, FRANK TRIGG,
General Manager. n. H. Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1885-04-17
Ntoek LKehanEo OnolatIona.
Daltimoro Produce Market.

BALTIMORE April l6.-Cotton dull; middlinR,
lO14c. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-south.
ern steady; western lower; southern red, l,0i
@l.O6; do amber, Sl.0S@l.l0 No. Maryland.
Sl.Os@l.l0; No. western winterred, spot, 800
ggde; April, s3@97Ac; Nay; o@2SggS14e; June
lower; Western lower and dull; southern
white, 57@jsc; do yellow. 55GD56c; western
mixed, spot, 539@bic, April, 55l9g5ic; May,
| 53@d; June, biG65c July, bic bid. Oats steady
and quiet southern. di@4Sc: western white. AZ
@iSc; do. mixed, i3@ijc; Pennsylvania, 40
4Sc. Rye firm Mt 7S6S0c. Hay higher;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
s2l.OO@23.O0. Provisions steady. Eggs lower,
liColi14c. sugar--eopper refined quiet at l0iac.
Whisky steady ut sl.2O@l.2l. Other articles
BALTIMORE srocx MARKET
BALTIMORE, April l6--Virginia 6s, consoli
dated, 4O19; past due coupons IS; new3s, b2114
North Carolina Is, old, 1917 bid to-day.
Chicago Market.
| CHICAGO, April l6.-Flour easier, UNCHANGED
| Whoat-Speculative trading was on a large
scale, with sharply lower prices prevailing on
the regular board. The market opened 94p11s
lower, receded y more then rallied z, bul
ing I'm all cents from highest point of morn
ing and closed $40 lower than yesterday;
Sales ranged: April, alE@s6j4, closed $40
May, ,s52saSs, closed S;J,4 ;Jude, ,s;3s@9O333,
spring, Si1a No. red, 81: Corn-Weak, heavy;
declined &c from outside prices; closed nc
under yesterday; cash, ij; April 4tls@i6La,
closed close a5 May 4SS4GI tlgs closed 4 dS4iS
4S1s, closed iG43l@46A. Oats opened lCJ2c
lower, rallied 94Irll9c under yesterday; cash,
229JSGS0 May, ,S5h193iJs closed 33 4@s33s;
June, 3ilgS51g, closed 81. Mess pork-Tmding
| 35GDi0c and closed steady at medium figures;
cash, ll5j@ll,6O; May, 1l.47199l!,S5, closed
ll9l@ll 80; June, ll.6g9 1875, closed 1890
| HOO July, ll.7O@l2.O719, closed ll.77I%dliSO
| Lard ilirly ucliVns declined Il.n.lnp nurly