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SPECIAL. SALES.
Reductions for 7 Days Only from April IA.

1000 SOLID GOLD FINGER RtNes-cAsiEos.
% per cent n. HARRIS & co,
tll seventh street.
4S2 Seventh street northwest.
LADIES' SOLID GOLD, FULL JEwELED.
stem winding watches, s2i
FOR LAD1Es-soME. ENTIRELY NEW DE
signs In solid silver Bangle Bracelets at g. Si.2j sL5O
d. II. HARRIS ~ Co,
~ seventh street northwest
FOR sALE-AN ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DfA.
mond Ring; over kafhis; warrqnted perfect; ESQ
dS2 Seventh street northwest,
ELEGANT BLACK. AND BRONZE MANrEL
H. HARRIS a cos,
.n.El. seventh street.
FOR CAsH-A PAIR OF PURE WHITE AND
pers@s9t ST. solitaire diamond Earrings over 2s karais,
iS2 seventh street
ROGERS BROS. TRIPLE PLATED CAsToRs.
w''h bottles onlycsS d r.. HARRIS 4 20.
GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY PAIR OF OUR
H. HARRIS S Co,
20 432 seventh street.
TRIPLE PLAYED BUTTER DISHES, 81;
triple plated Pickle cdsors, S25oi triple plated Ice
Piichers, $50. y. h, HARRIS & GO.
is2 seventh street.
A BARGAIN-1tEAVY, IS KARAT GENTS.
stem winding, Mailman Watches, Appleton Tracy
movements win ps'snE resue'9T 1GRR PIX ~ co
49, Seventh street
WALNUT lIOthS, y DAY, STRIKING THE
hours, only $50 II HARRIS & CO.,
~ 49, Seventh street
SOLID SILVER WATCHES, WARRANTED
good time keepers, sTuL g.. X, HARRIS & Co,
432 seventh street, between u and H.
LADIES SOLID SILVER JEwELRY; THE
Latest NoVelt atlowest prices, a. ,,,
r. HARRIS & CO.,
f3l seventh street northwest.
SPECIAL sALE-.NEXT WEEK, 10 nkDUCE
"S"'' '0'N "HeGqSG H. mRRfs H e SsySSrEjRS jS%sier e
+5l seventh street.
ELEGANT SILVER PLSlTED TEA SERVICE,
pieces best triple plated, only s2s.
H. HARRIS & CO.,
Seventh street.
SOLID GOLD BANGLE BRA CELlgrS. FROM 81
to so pair. H. HARRIS q Co.
4S2 seventh street,
wANTED-A CUSTOMER FOR AN ELEGANT
Cluster Diamond Ring, perfect stones, at s6O.
X. HARRIS a CO.,
49, seventh street.
LADIES SOLID GOLD GUARD CHA ms, WITH
slide, ouly Sls IL. HARRIS Il CO.,
~. seventh street.
GENTS SOLID GOLD VEST CHAINS AT SI2,
SIS, SIS, aud upward, at HARRIS q CO.'S,
seventh street, jewelers.
FINE 90 CwT, Is KARAT, HOWARD, AMER1-
can, stem winding Watch patent regulator. adjusted
10 heat aud cold, sl3&
r. HARRIS s CO.,
43s seventh Street.
National Republican., 1883-04-14
Transfers OF Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate v
fInd far record Nostardny,

The following transfers of real estate were
filed for record yesterday:
John p. Ally and Hannah VI. Ally to Robert
Daydsoni lot y, square 6I, John b. Ally's snbdl-
vision. between 4 and q and Twenty.flrst and
Twenty. second siree,a northwest; deed dated
April l, 1883; confederation, 83 1896.
Warner j. Kinderdine aud wife TO Robert David.
son, lot 28 square 67 John D. Allys subdivision of
original lot IL, between 7 and @ and Twenty first
aud Twenty second streets northwest; deed dated
April 2 1883; consideration, $40.
Robert Davidson aud vile TO Belden Noble
lots 22 and %, John b. Allys subdivision OF orig.
Twenty-flrst and Twenty. second streets north.
west; deed dated April o. 1885, consideration,
Warren j. Klnderdine and wife 10 Robert Day.
idson, lot l, square TO- on New Hampshire avenue
between Twenty-iirst and Twenty second streets
deed dated April 2 1881 consideration, Sl0
Reuben u, DIETRICH and Wife TO William H. Bell
lot %, square 509; WV. Corcoran's subdivision,
80 feet on New Jersey avenue by depth OF lot to
alley 100 ieet deed dated April H. 1858 considera-
John ", Danenhower,to Henry II. Ebert, part
lotO, Wright * Cox's subdivision os Mt Pleasant;
deed dated April IL, 1883 consideration $3.50.
Charles " X King and Vile % James P. Ryon, lots
Z, square $40, on street north, between Sixth
and Seventh streets east; deed dated April 10
1888; consideration, 5000.
John Jay Knox to Christina Keim part of lot T.
square 332 60 feet on Tenth street west by depth
oflot 90 feet 10 inchesi deed dated Aprlll2 1883;
consideration, 500.
and James E. Fitch 70 John NJ Browne, lot so 7,
e.. H. Hubbards subdivision Of original lot l. 2
3, and d. square l52, between ana 4 and Seven.
teenth and Eighteenth streets northwest; deed
dated April 0, 1883 consideration, 81, $50 .05.
Gardner q. Hubbard aud wife, aud Walter Paris
and James y, Fitch, 70 Almon I. Rockwell, lot 10.
and Z. square 1872. between s and aud Seven.
teenth and Eighteenth streets northeast; deed
dated April ., 1883 consideration, SS,SS7,90.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines, ana Fashion
Journals;
The Illustrated London News. London Graphic,
Pictorial World, The Queeu Illustrated sporting and
Dramatic News, Tho London Daily Times, London
standard, Puuch Fun, London Truth, LOndonWorld.
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bell's Life, Lon
don Figaro Judy London Field, Spectator Whltchnlll
Review, Life, London Army and Navy Gazette, Lon
don Era, London Daily News. The American Regis.
ter, saturday Review, The AthepWum, Society, Gar.
dener's Chronicle. The Garden, The Electrician Eng
lsh Mechanic, The Court journal The London Arch.
itect, ST. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget, Tho Lon.
don Economist, The British Architect, The Builder,
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acnd'
cmy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Ccntury.
Fortnightly Review, Chambers journal, lclsrnvn,
Cornhill Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre, Monthly London journal,
Blackwood's Magazine. Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, Sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, The
Portfolio, London Art Journal, Cassclrs Magazine
OF Art, Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
Bradshaws Railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire
land, Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper Little Folks, lie Figaro, lie Noltair, Oil
Bias, LEycncment, la Justice, Lunivors Illustro,
lie Journal Amusant, Petit journal Pour Rrc, 10
Monde Comquc, Ia Vie ParsIonno LIllusratlon,,
lie Monde lllustre, la Carlcature La France Ele-
gante Le Modes de Ia S0lson, LEleganco, Parlsonno
lie Montour de Ia Mode Lo Prntemps, lie Salon de
Ia Mode, Revue de 10 Mode, Ubor Land und Nicer,
Die GartenRube, Flegcndo Blatter, and many others
too numerous to mention.
National Republican., 1883-04-14
sDecrease.


Cleveland, Ohio, kilograms report the pass.
age of the bill by the Ohio Legislature repeal
ing the old law prohibiting railways in Ohio
from being leased to foreign corporations
This permits the lease of the old Atlantic and
Great Western railway to the Erie. The i'm.
portance of this repeal is apparent from the
fact that Devereaux and Burk labored hard
to prevent the bill passing.
1t Is reported this afternoon that the Ches
apeake and Ohio railway will lease the Ohio
Central railway bridge at Point Pleasant, and
will also lease the Ohio Central line to Ches-
ter, w. Va, fifty miles, This will connect
the Chesapeake and Ohio with the Ohio Cen
tral and with the Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo railway.
Large receivers Of grain say the New. York
Tribune Is incorrect in its statement that the
grain rates have been cut. They cannot get
any freight reductions.
REVIEW OF THE DAYS TRADING.
The opening was not very strong, and the
room traders, led by Charles Johnes, were the
sellers. Johnes hammered Wabash preferred.
Before IL o'clock q strong buying movement
set in, and the increased activity in the gem
eral list showed m advance of 4 TO per cent.
The principal features were Lackawanna,
Northwest, Union Pacific, Wabash, and East
lehnesSee, Up 10 noon tne trading aggre-
gated 2l2,0O0 shares. Buying OF the Wander
bilt stocks was very good, and points were
given to buy Lake Shore for 100 and Michi-
gan for par next week.
On the second call prices were firm with
Lackawanna prominently leading. 1t Is
stated that the room traders are short of tho
whole market. Exchange is easier and week
ON probable sales by purchasers early in the
week. Tho best prices Of the day were at
1870 o'clock. but just after ? o'clock there was
reaction Of l TO l per cent, tho latter in
Union Pacific, and there appeared to be con-
siderable realizing going on in some other
stocks. Northern Pacific was depressed on q
'rumor from Boston of new suit against the
company for million dollars, which was
afterward denied. This stock sold fraction
below par.
At 2;30 trading was dull, but most of the
list retained portion Of the mornings ad-
vance At the close the general list strength
ened up somewhat from the reaction and the
market was firm one at the finish.
Tho events Of the past few days demon
strated the fact that tho chances are all in
favor of q rising price list. The market is i'm
the hands of the big bulls, and while occa-
sional determined raids by the bears may
cause temporary reactions the bull leaders
have the will, and evidently possess the power
TO overcome these efforts, III, as seems TO be
the case, bull pools are being organized the
present conditions are all favorable TO their
sweeping up to top figures.
LONDON Friday.-s4Ps higher; exchange
bs, 4 (; New York Central, higher; st. Paul.
higheri Reading and Pennsylvania Central
declined 4.
STOCKS.
The following are the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected byspecial wire
National Republican., 1883-04-14
We keep rernlnrly for snle the following dnIIle.

Minnesota Tribune, indianapolis Journal Evans
willie Courier, ~, Louis GobU-Democrat and Mis-.
souri, Republican, Saratoga Journal, san Fran.
Chronicle, Troy Times Toronto Mail, Albany
Argus, Boston Advertiser, Herald, Post, Journal,
Transcript, Home Journal Courier, aud Sat.
urday Evening Gazette, Baltimore sun aud Ameri.
can. Brooklyn Eagle BuiiAlu Express and Courier,
Chicago Tribune, Times and Inter Ocean, Cincinnati
Enqulrernnd Commercial. .uaxettc, Cleveland Leader
and Herald, Detroit Post Tribune Hartford Cour-
ant, Louisville Courer-Iournal, Milwaukee sentinel.
Newark Advertiser. News Orleans Plcayune, New
York Herald Times, Tribune World, sun, Graphic,
Post, Telegram, star, hnd sunday Mercury, pha-
delphia Press. Times, Ledger, aud Record Pttsburg
Chronicle, Providence Journal, Richmond Dispatch,
Rochester Post.ENpross. springfield Republican,
Syracuse Journal ST. Paul PlOneer-Press
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Socrates; A Translation Of the Apology, Critic.
aud Parts of the Phnedo OF plRto..".......,,.,. y
Annual statistCan, 1881 (McCnrty's ....y.,.. N
studies In Logic. By members Of the Johns Hop -
klns UnlNersity.,,,
Les ldees lie Pierre QulrouL Par Louis Dayyd. i n
lie General, Roman Parslan ppr Nast-Rico- 4,
,,, naiu ,.,,,.. "
The Problem OF the Poor; A Record OF Quiet
Work In Unquiet Places by Helen Camp -
oell'.' "
Thomas Jefferson. by John n Morse, lr
. American Statesmen Series-.,.,,..,......, 1O
Notes on tho Principal Pictures In the Louvre
Gallery ut Paris aud w the Brcra Gallery W
Milnn. BY ChRflpsI 4. hnstiake ,......,.,..a,s- 2U
bradshawa General Railway and steam Nnvt- -
: CATION Guide for Great Britain aud Ireland. bl
Bfndshaws Monthly Railway aud steam -
. Transit Guide for the Continent OF Europc,, ! y
49, mHaedeker's Guide Books TO Belgium aud Hollnnui
Ihe Rhine ffom rotterdam TO Constance; southern
Germany aud Austria! The Eastern Alps; Northern
Italy. including Leghorn, Florence, Ravenna, aud
the Island OF Corsica; Central Italy and Home
Southern Italy, Sicily and Excursions to the blpari
Islands, Tunls Sardinia Malta, and Corfu. London
and Us Envlronsi Norway aud sweden Paris and
It's knvlrons switzerland aud the Adjacent Parts OF
Italy savoy, and the lyrol The East, Lower Egypt,
with the fayum aud the Peninsula OF sinai; Pdles-
Travellers Manual OF Conversation In Four Ian.
gliageS with Vocabulary, Short questions, sc, u ~
Bradshaw's Through Route to lnd.a Egypt
Turkey, Persn, China, Australia, and New
osgoods Pocket Guide to EutOpc.,.,.,...,..".. 80
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artu $ubIitatiuus.
HARPER'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
tNo. 9o6)
FOR MAY

FOR MAY
CONTAINS:
"THE SISTERS"
Frontsplece. From the Picture by Il. A. Abbey.
SAN FRANCISCO,
BY William II. Bishop. Illustrated.
The Treaty OF Peace aud Independence.
BY George Tlcknor Curtis. illustrated.
The National Academy of the Arts OF De-
siEn, and Its Surviving Founders.
BY Benson ]. LOSING Illustrated.
Romau CARNIVAL Sketches,
by Anna Bowman Blake. illustrated by Renhart.
Anthony TrOiiope,
BY w. H. Pollock. With Portrait.
Tho Brooklyn bridge,
BY william c. Conant With Twenty.one nlustra-
tlons.
A Castle In Spnin-I,
A New Serial Novel, Illustrated by Abbey.
Neheniiah's Plan,
A Short Story. By Kate W. Hamilton.
The Middle CoIoniee before the RevoIu-
BY John Fiske.
Art study mt Homo aud Abroad.
BY Professor John i. Weir.
Fresh Air In Summer,
BY DIR. T. NJ. Coan.
BY Herbert L. Clarke, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and
Louise Chandler Moulton.
Editors Easy Chair.
Fraiities OF the Woman OF Fashion, and their Cause
THE Weather rophet-Wngner-Authors and
publlshers-The Correspondence OF Carlyle and
Editors Literary Record.
Editors Historical Record.
Editors Drawer.
Anecdotes-Norrstown Etcbings a. II. WRms)-
Forcing his Ham" !Malter Gareyl1", Loves
(Charles EOllen Adams),
National Republican., 1883-04-14

We cnumerate q Few books which may Cor may not)
be useful to those around the house;
Sketch Book Of n. Ctdtcots 81 ID
cities OF southern Italy aud Sicily. by Augustus
Poems Of William Cullen Bryant Edited by
The RED Acorn! novel. lily John McEroy. %
Gays Fables. Parchment serlcs.,.."......"...", ~
G. SOnncA by G., Authors. "a
Home Gymnastics. by q, Lorving with 81 IT. -,
RonsSai By iiemry Grey Gra6Sm. "forcSn w
llassics cot English Readers" "..........,,.... OO
study ana StlmulGnts; or, The Use OF Intoxr
nSi Lie. ." Edited BY a. Arthur Readse...D.. 80
Fan Eengse,lIe yy, By nns OF mer Admirers ''' y9
PEdRs BAD HOY AND il II d d
Nights al the plays \ View Of the English
The XGmlrais G ward ' By Mrs Giexandef ~
rnispnSn w Ta,yey anids xnr o.
IN Conlesse Sarah, Les Batailes de la Vie Par
The FSeEtors of CyiaaiIon. By / il BAILEY, y
Gideon Lleyce; 4 Novel. By II. W. Lucy. Pa
wcP,, 'V Creation. By Augustus M;;;i McnSrsdicI i0'
with Introduction by simon sternc .,.......... q
The Illiad Of Homer Done into English Prose
BY Andrew Lang, Walter Leaf, and Ernest
The fcrpeigai Calendar, by PrcsldeGI BSrnGrd oSG
Gatherings from an Artists Portfolio In Rome
Concise English History. By ". NJ EGpioa E';; ..
George Eliot ny MatGlide blind ... ,.' ] 1885,. g
DoGRSHrSd VIM 2SdGdns 81 asGS Sy William BY L hSGS Greer
Lectures on the Calling of u Christian Woman
and llor Training TO fulfill IT, by Morgan Dix,
Au BOnheur dies DANES, Par Emil Doln. .,,...... al
Mingled Yarn by Honry Edwards, Come
Daughter Of The P6iiisncs. No Name Sc ~
Leading Men OF Japan. BY Charles Lanman.. O0
Blundcfs CortcCtcd synonyms OF 81 900 Words.
Classical Dictionary; all In one volume. 1 OO
The Pocket Dictionary, or Spelling Guide, CIV
ing u vocabulary of nearly 1900 OF the most
difficult words In the English language...... q
Life OF lord Lawrence. By II. Bosworth smith,
NJ a. vols,...,...... .,,..,..,..,.,., ...... OO
The Blocade and the Cruisers BY l, Russell
Solely professor In the u. $. navy,...,...,.... I NJ
Chats About Books. BY Mayo w. Hazeltne..., 1 10
Marked In Haste" a story of the American
Colony IN Paris said TO be by Miss Blanche
NooseNelt..,.. 80
A Traverse lie EtatsU Unis-Notes Ut Impress
slons. Par Nlcomte ID DHaussOnvie.. ........... 1 ID
Souvenirs de Theatre DART ct de Critlquc. Pur
TheOphllc Unuter .,.......... I 10
Ia Vie Paris, 1881 Par Jules Clarctlc .,..,, iO
Celles Qu'on Rhine. Par Rene MazerOy. ....,,,, 1 10
Familiar English Quotations; Familiar Latin
Qnotationst Familiar French Quotations;
all IN one OO
Story OF the New Testament: Bible Truths and
Shakespeare; Why We Believe the Bible;
all In one volume 20
DIR. Johnson's Rasseas; Elizabeth, or the Ex-
lies; Lambs Tales from Shakespeare; all In
one
United StuteS Art Directory and Year Book, A
Guide for Artists, Art Students, and Trav, It
National Republican., 1883-04-14
A. Brentano & Co.,
Publishers, Booksellers, StatiOners,
AND NEWSDEALERS,
IoI5 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Eleventh Street, WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Corner of Eleventh Street,

Please bear In mind that our establish.
mcnt Is kept open every evening until 10
o'clock.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April l3.--Virginia 6s consolidated
~; new lO-4Os, "a; new 3s, 5214 bid to-day.
pAITrtoRR pponttrV u.pvrr


BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April l3-Cotton firmer; middlInV.
0A@lOc. Flour quiet and steady; Howard
street aud western superlne, SO 25@3 rs; do extra,
81 25@4 75 do family 50 COOS 75; city mills super.
fine, ss 25@S a. q; A. do extra, g 2S96 2S; do Rio
perlntiye patent, 81 20. Wheat-Southern steady
ana quiet western inactive and steady; southern
red. 81 l7@l 20; do. amber 81 20@f 20; No. /
red, spot. 81 ls19&i 1881 May 81 i9i ai ieiS June,
81 2OhC9i 209s; July, 81 lSNSi l0j4. CornEsonth..
ern steady western irregular and dull; southern
mixed. spot, 6lI%@6ilEc; April, 6lIec; May, 64SS5
6igIc; June, 6iG; July, 65l6d67l4; steamer, 6i0
Size. Oats scarce and higher; southern. 52@bic;
western white b2S5c; do. mixed. 6o@52c; Penn
sylvania, 52g0ic. Rye quiet at 67GD70c. Hay
quiet prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, Sl3Q1@l5 0O Provisions steady mess pork
$40 oo bulk meats, shoulders, 9c; clear rib sides,
packed, l2c bacon shoulders, sNc clear rib sides,
l2c: hams, l4@l5c; lard, refined. 12l%c Butter
dull; western packed. 17a28c; roll 1i6GlSc Eggs
firmer at l7@lsc. Petroleum quiet and nominnl;
nary TO fair Sa4Cal0c. Sugar lower and qniet A
soft, sac. Copper, refiuel quiet at l8c. Whisky
quiet and steady at 81 l6lS@1 II. Freghis 10
oH % Sd sa % %c0''GS isIFed
1889 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, $500 bushels. shipments-whrat,
1000 bushels. sales-Wheat 900 bushels; corn,
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO April l9.-Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled but generally higher; regular,
SbiG5SS iGlSi iSl. 0lS APr z H q aeSSI Os May No
higher; 5O5S@5sylc cash; 5O56@5OJSc April; $40
55c May, Oats in fair demaud and higher; 1856
A. Ann siSOS GSots cash and nd ARI SIS $7Ss 40 May
short rib, $40 lOi short clear, $40 45, Whisky
steady and unchanged at 81 10.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

NEW BOOKS.
Mr.. Isancs (cloth), by +. Marion Crawford.
Heart OF steel, by Christian Reed
Fanchette. " Round Robin Series"
Siege OF London, 6c, by Henry James, Jr.
story OF Melicent, by Enyr Modoc.
Red Acorn, by John McElrOy.
Wr0pged Wife, by May Agnes Fleming
Marked In Haste.
story OF Carnival, Leisure Hour Series
History People United states, by John Bach Nc
Castee.
cities OF Southern Italy and Sicily by A. j. C. Hare
Harrlss Christianity aud Clvil Society.
Peck's Bad Boy.
Ewes Daughters; or, Common Sense for Maid,
Wife. and Mother, by Marion llHrland. am glad
10 that your counsel your Is marked by dis
cretion and based on knowledge Of the complex elp-
ments of the problem yOn have To deal with. IL In
needed and Will be useful, especially as coming from
woman who knows what she Is talking about
oliver Wendell Holmes, NJ. d., Boston.
The Sources of English Words and Phrases by Ro.
get. Plain, also with Patent IudeN.
Colton's General Atlas, New Revised Edition.
GA. WHITAKER,
OIL Pennsylvania aysnge lyernon Row,
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GnAIN ANn pRovIsInNs.

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening, highest, lowest and clos
ing prices on Chicago board OF trade as corrected
by special wire reports to Cooke 4 CO.., brokers;
WHIT, Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard
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Please benr in mind that our establish.
mcnt IL kept open every evening until 10
o'clock.
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or Canada.
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ranging from 10 to % cents per number. Full list
of Harpers Franklin Square Library Will be fur
nished gratnitously on application to Harper a
Brothers Subscription price, per year Of 81 mum.
bers, SO
A8- HARPER'S CATALOGUE, comprising the
titles OF between three and four thousand volumes
will be sent by mail on receipt Of niue cents.
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Use BrentanOs London Exclcqurr JET BLACK
INK.
Flows freely does not corrode; ut once Jet black,
never thickens Or deposits sediments never moulds;
dries Instantly; is pormancnt resIas acids; Is not
affected by frost; never changes color In tho ink
stand. Use clean inksland, and do not mix with
other ink This Ink yields one good copy from fresh
writing.
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oseoSds oSd'sPS Pocket Guide 10 Tafcpc. @ ..... SO
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STOCKS.

The following. are the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected byspecial wire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
GUNNER Resorts.

ryNTIE FINEST SUMNER HOTEL on the
l. COAST OF MAINE.
FORT POINT HOUSE
CAPE JELLI>ON,
STOCKTON. MAINE
Tbisarre and 81, CANT house high grounds wafer Oh
three sides acres divided IN lawns gard e. park sO'
,,s. Government, thous. auG Did Fort Po"nali ocean
and ,,ntrc aeon ny lad mos iuoos Hie' or Dust perfect
drainage orchestra; aresian welis 81 IN ana ou''ol
games Boston TO hote by boat or cars daily Sehu o
Illustrated circular with IA plrticu ars Address
FORT POINT HOUSE
Ia -oars UuidinE. Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
Gummer Resorts

EtsT ORANGE. y. j.; forty minutes from
E.-tNl ~ Two minutes from d. pot pleasant and
II c" 20, HE rooms with board. Address T. o. BOX
e.tent , sex County, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
Business Chances.

LEGITIMATE ESTABLISHED BUSl-
n uess well and flvorabIy known requires $1,000,
with OF without seryices investor car easily make
over four months without risk can
trol money and be secured best references COLLINS
y co. II Cedar a.
1900 n IU with 3i eDS ~. am amount 70
misunderstanding business established 25 years Address g.
n Room TO- Is Wall-st, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
Countrn propertn Wanteo.

WAN IED.-To rent for the summer 1ur- o
w nished house within Ia hours OF Cy nan
hef1 rooms located In a healthy helsnDoIHuou
POSSESSION wanted about June 20 Address WIN ItIin
ONCE
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QlllllnQ.


NIW-lOKh, MAY =, 40
TI,O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
l "SONORA " CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MIN
ING COMPANY. -
,;rvrtFArN. The difficulties which have here.
tofore been Tan ana impedment To the successful
carving Of the business Of the sonora ConsodAte
ie M last been and IL Is with great pleasure That
lie officers the Company present the gratifying IN
tegerce T. the stockholders that Mr. Dudley hovt the
weknow Mining endent has been employed To aAe
t me-. 10 s,,r Inc mil and proceed to place the mine on
having basis Mr. has reCe ,ed instructions 10 make
nun Gpot o tho mines. and what tie PROBABILITIES arc Tor
the future. H.. ......
telegram Mr. IIOyt dated Tucson May Z INFORMS
fla mines aud - favorable impressed
with them and his full report coming hy ua ms
be Tie stockholders AT meeting 10 De hed
AL O'Clock D. Tuesday. May 20 at No 40 BROADWAY
Room as 4 report the financial condition OF Tie Com,
many ana our plans future viii be discussed All
Stockholders ana interested requested 10 he pres
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