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New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
MILDER WEATHER IN lnE FAR WEST,

PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. l9.-lhe snow
ttopn abalng since ,st night ana 1t thawins
to-day Oregon ana California roads are now running
through only "a few hours late The Oregon Railway
aud Navigation Line 10 sim blockaded between the
Dales and THE city but is expected to be cleared O-
morrow AFTERNOON. All roads east OF tLc DdlIes alo
cleared snow. There Is Only ole wiro working be-
tween here and the last.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
A MtNIsFHR oNH HVNpRHn NfARs oln

ApBEHh, hee, lp,=thp ieeM mlNiaipIiN Ns-
spcN,lpR celebrated ,he eep'oppel aunheseFi p' ihe
birthday Q que at its memnQrs, the hQV l'r Nilyvf
lMioG IN the tirst Presbyterian Church het oNollug
pr Taylor was horn ~ Now-Ipswich pooemhcr ~,
lTsi Ho was graduated trom Dartmouth College with
the class OF 500 aud Is the oldest living graduate of the
institution lie is still hale aud hoarty with facucs
unimparod save Il slight deafness. An address de-
liyorci by tho Rev Dr, Hopkins Tho Row Dr. Iawicy
read letters or concentration from Prc,l,u, Arthur tho
Faculty OF Dartmouth College, tho Alumni Association
and others The occasion oue OF the most prominent
events In the history of Auburn
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
SMUGGLING BUTTER FOR FAMILY USE.
Inr TELEGRAPH 10 THE rmnuSn.l

BUFFALO, Dee, l0.-]osiah Ross manufoc-
turcr Of woodworking machinery, was nrrcstcd to-day
for smuggling butter ncross Nogain River on Dcccm-
her g. Ross through his brother purchased 100 pounds
butter IN Port dover, ontario. He had It shipped 20
loit Fc, and thnt might he hired man 70 bring 20
this sic in oNhoat Ross received the butter himself
and TOOK it home Tho prisoner admitted nat thc hu
if hnd hocn snircclri l sai tha, Ne dd nor surrosc
the Gov,inin,nt Wbnd tahr upy noiie - sp small ah
oGM'Ss, spscAly as. .Mi inMg lrA% ~ tbG Ewgt hhn
repa't ,s y Nre ro, ,6ettyci s}Np0 ny iMrNeqntcNt
NN 'N ttfth fhfft tfNfs Nf hh thH hNtt NN the h"t
tti NNNil hAte N,NtNNtHN 1N 80
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
ARRESTED FOR STEALING $4,000.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUSE.l

BISGHAMToN, Dec. 10 "A package contain
ing 80 900 stolen June u, $685. from the safe
OF the express company and q" dummy" placed IN lts
stead The safe opened with skeleton keys il
seemed II the cuprt would never be run down. but
yesterday Bob Pinkcrton passed through the city
with George II. Proctor In custody lie was the foreman
of the boiler shops at susqucanna at the time tile ron
berry committed and without doubt the foremost
n the plot He taken TO NOntrOsc ana after an
examination was placed IN jai. lie had accOmpce- IN
the job and they will be arrested they known
fO
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
HER HINDREDTH BIRTHD1I.
my TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRnrvE.i

NV TIIAnEAF1 TO HE IHT0I Nh
READING, Dec. 19.-Seyeral hundred people
visited tho Gabel farm mansOn a Gabelsvillc, this
county to-day IN honor OF the hundrcdth birthday ami
vorsary of Mrs. Catharlue Gabe probably oldest and
best preserved person IN Eastern Pennsy lvaa. She Is
very little stopped bent Is IN the possession OF all her
faculties takes walks onclear days and does not
wear spcctaclcs She hes rode Oh railroad train
but once IN her life
Five generations Of the Gnhc family represented
at to-days celebration, birthdoy feast was enjoyed
and Mrs Gahc received numerous presents, she bids
fair to live many years yet. To-day she sent her con
eratulafions by letter through Alfred A Marcus, OF
Bnslnn. 10 rlr MOsrs MOntellure.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

ININII'lNl IJr', ItF
ALMOST S2S, 600 ron rOoK.At the sale OF the ~ys-
ton library to-day n "p,Gimorum C0dcy' or l4J0,
printed by FGUst a!lG SchOiier, brought &l0oo
A CORES EspoNDiNT's WILD GUESS. The FaN Mall Gazette
publishes under reserve stutclncnt from "wcll in
formed American correspondent" TO the effect that the
Rev Henry Ward bcccer viii he the of Mr.
Lowell as American Minister at the Court Of ST. james.
THE GERNAN FLAG IN THE PACIrIC.-Nclhournc ad-
Vices Of this date II Is reported that the German
flag has been hO,sod the Islands OF New Britain and
New Ireland and over the Admiralty Islands and pOT-
tiOns Of the north coast of NcN-GuinCa."
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

trltslc. Dee ig.-The Imperial supreme Court hn7 re-
ectc caproal II Naame kolominc against the d"cr
r iynrr eiuclhy the court AZ brnsadt 10 the Grand
Duke Louis Ot ifcssc.
pans Dee ia-In the Chamber of Deputies tN-'lnr q
ratIr to nunl an the French Embassy ~ the Vatican
,ros ,orrtnd primr Minister leriy spoke In highly
rnio Size manner of Pope Les NILS enlightened and
cnnrllihtory attitude
PANS bee in-stpra ntc hcne taken ~ form p1rn-
iot aio whose vuih shall %" tu uitnnifu n'rh-a ~
peta ani Throughout the provinces against the proposed
addition tU the tutn tnN
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
THROUGH NE " YORK STATE,
SELLING MRS. FILLMORE's tEWELRY.
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrNE.l
R1rrr,rO Dec 10" How much am offered

BUFFALO. Dec. 49," How much am offered
for these elegant shGwlsi"
The speaker Henry English an auctonccr, who
stood in Room a. White Building, this morning
Around him gathered number OF ladies' and gen
tlcmen. Piled up In front OF him the jewelry ana
personal effects OF Mrs. Mllard Fillmore. Tho articles
be disposed OF enable the Xccutors of tho es
tate to pay In full her bcqucsts to the Buffalo orphan
Asylum, the General Hospital and the Home for the
Frendless. The bidding started of lively AMI the rst
batch of lace and camels hair shawls were disposed q"
at handsome price. A beautiful 5000 cames' mar
shawl then put up. After lively competition IL
was knocked down to c. W McCune of The Co"eF, Tor
TlO0. An opcnfaccd gold watch was sold 10 King
Ersee for So pair of gold bracelets. Nnlucl Ht T'c
sold for sl6. Mr. English then put up two pieces OF
camcls hair shawl remarking that they could be cut p
for quilts. They sold for ~ 10 A NardiaH Wa'ch'
valued at 5000 sold sold for - 30. The remainder
of the articles which included bracelets and other sa
articles, sold fair prices The amount rcce|eu
was far below what expected.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
BISMARCK TO TAKE 4 VACATION.

BEWLIN, DVc. M ne NOflN VeTWNR FNsctl'
inimates that Prince Bismarck has decided 20 take
rest from HIS public duties The Gozete that the
Chancellor must f"el convinced, the Obstructive policy
Of Tie Opposition party in the Rochstog develops T.
self That II i3 ttcrfor him cOasuit his health and
nrcpPrc Tor The inevitable conflicts ~ the winter session
which vii lc the result of this Obstructive policy than
70 sacrifice hi. health Ny m honorable en0rt IN dis
hOnoinhlc struggle.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
HUNDREDS or FORGERfES.

LANCASTER, Penn, Dec. 1o.-Joseph IIorzog.
the grocer of this city who failed recently arrested
this aft charged with forgery The banks OF this
city now hold S72oO0 of maturing notes most of the
endorsements which forged, and therc a $1,000
IN held among outside parties, The ndl, ua for
geries nov maturing number considerably oycra hun
red ami rizug hc hua followed these practices for
nearly ten ycnis. His riariice was never tu allow
note to 40 10 protest lni ~ ral " with another ntget
The lu-scs ut ia" banks U tlr city will he heavy but
,auupt al present hr estimated.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
70 ORGANIZE rHE rIaIFF CLUE.
lBr TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rmnusE.i

INI IETFDHfTH ~ III TIIIT MI
pullADELpHlA, Dec. 1o.-At the meeting of
the Eastern Pig Iron Association this afternoon icspu
tuus were passed the effect that many letters had
mcn received IN favor of forming protective arh club
that committee appointed 10 formulate plan fOT
ui.nn2ine such clnh resolution was also udurird
o. upsting the railroad ani coal companies iu reduce the
i,r n rshs un rual and other mlicriis used Ia the
mu Iuihutuit ui pig non
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
jNrRrbtRs tNrrti0pSfoNt plnM

CnicAun, Dec, io,--A dispatch from Fort
kpueh, Montana, sptai The superintendent Il the
yellow STONE National lnik rrenr warned thr settlers
~ the path iu mnve They milpl,to ir su, ahd ph
fNeati nliri q, sanai ~ roli,n aud assistants, he
huihr aa,,ir iarthta h0hN tho hpnf iihp nl iflaih
ttuNIt uNl elNttpi ihu Mifuieia pnu tutni dlhrph
hnuunHa hahih tnp' iuf resisting eluptlarnt Waa
at4tai,d aih aunt tu " upihs f0r ilisi
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

during binding storm and north gale. The ting Gadi-
ator proceeded to her assistance followed later by the
tug Merimac. Each secured line from the Portia but
their united efforts unavailng 10 move her. ana
she gradually worked higher the reef AT 10 O'clock
tremendous wave lifted the vessel completely of INC
reef into channel from which she was quickly
eNtrcaed by the tugs and towed North sydney WeIe
she now lies safely mOOred. The forta was pnnhu 70
sydney for coal her way 10 Ialifax and New-lOTk,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
WORK OF ruE CONGO CONFERENCE.

liLRLIN. Dee. lO.-l'he committee ot the
Congo Conference was In session three hours toGGy,
dealing entirely with the question OF the importation of
spirits into tho Congo aud Niger countries Tho dele
gates from Germany. France and Holland opposed amy
restriction OF tho trndo II agreed to put upon
~ccorl protocol 20 restrict no ar possible the iQUor
frphir iu the CONGO and Niger countries
lazy today officially recognized tho African IntcrDa
tionai Association. aud Holland viii do 50 tomorrow.
Franco and ~wit2capd however, stl hold alOOt from
formal rcCOCltlon OF the Association.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
FINDING TlilRIY-1llREE INDICTMENTS
Iur TELgGRArd 10 THG rRlRrSc.i

LocKroRr. Dec. 10.-Thc Grand Jury, after
two weeks session, have reported thirty throo udlc
mcuts TO tho court. Tho caso ~ Mr' Ada Bronson
cnugcd with causing the recent lire at Mddleport, ut
which AonLo Odds burned 10 death, Il supposed 10
hayo bcon among the scaled indictments. she Is M
large 1000 bail, aud Il Is said that 40 one knows
where she -.
j. H. Wordcn, prominent farmer Of this county, on
trial for setting fire 10 his barns 10 secure the insurance
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

nv itirob,ni ~ sur inintN

I'm ~ TUhiIH ~ lnr lnihiNr-l
RAttiuih Dee, lp,=Samnrl Ihaif was walk
hs en tho iund tesile neat Wadtahrfo trserlat ard
tho unln oanp along rhaf seeing ihHt he pond Ap stt
oil drriud drwh helWeen ihp tAla efuuklAa ehu afN
over oue at theh eni hshsnd un WH the engine en en
The ain hiIr then frli tN tho efuuni aui haa snuu
a. IT. Ito intended tN Hutpfni hnaeif fr0m af the
oiuaa iius, bat iusi hia iiVsunon 0i nina,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
TELEGRAPHEC NOTES.
pnTsiDrNT ~ INDIANA UNtVl

-
pm 4nELrntA, Dee. l9-Ihe win " John McGlenscy
WHOLESALE grocer which vas admitted 10 probate to-day,
bcquoah- gjOOOto Catholic charitable institutions.
PRESIDENT OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
tNniANA AIuIis. Dee 1n.-rhe trustees of the Indiana
University have eered David e Jordan, ltuf 3sOi ~
Natural S,rncps. tn the nt si,cl ul the University, IN
place nf the Rev. Or Lenne Ainss. vhu resigned
RESOURCES uF ALASKA,
Toht ,Nn pt'. bee ~ Lieutenant Aherrtpmnie, W
pnprhl Nilnsa sth hhs returned iirn Alaaha iip rt
rinp tip Nnkun ltivpi nt twenty sptnh huhti hhles
anl fnh iph paprrs iut thousand hllea hn hut the
O. short aud mlhng diMehlh lie Hais that the
nshtiirt air c,rrllpht
MlNlcAN hANbffH wRioEiNa AfHAtV,
~ fNtnt tni, hpp. ~ \ NaVhith n f49 ffvhiNf ksi
iiaih an thti NJ, Abah tpniiHi iaWaAt near han Maa
Wle. ked hY armed hantta Considerable valuable mpr
Ohanint stueh Tho .ohheA htlona ed tn tho i,eNn
iutonalA Anu Amrflrhh party The nnNernment ani
railroad officials succeeded ~ auppres-hg the news until
tOtiaY, Ont report saj that itriuan was killed,
SHOT DEAD WIN AMrhkEr
prH MoIht-, Dec. 10 A man named Drake was yes
terlly thuplng wood Un hs timber lot when he was
warned oil lay Joseph Carter, who said Drake tfca
passing A. Drake was driving homo at ncht Carter
shot HIM with loaded mxoket killing hhn Instantly
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER,
AUGUSTA Dec lpIhe trial OF John =. Baker, for the
murder Of Mrs. Jtia Tuck in Albion, on septemDer D.
commenced In the superior Court here today.
DI-MIsSING A LIBEL CASE
TRENTON, Dee. lv-Jndge Nixon, IN the Uniten Sthfs
District Court filed his opinion In the case OF faDeth
snyder agt. the New York Floating Dry Dock company
dismissing tho libel filed for want OF Jurisdiction
ADMITTING A SUPPOSED MURDERER TO BAIL.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l9.in the case OF VILLAIN L. Cor
son. convicted OF killing james Duly, an application was
granted by Judge Mitchell, to-day, 70 admit Corsoa TO
bail pending the motion FOR the rule for new trial Ball
was liked at $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

picon arorsad it was impossible to detect anything
wrong He the first Issue OF the postal orders only,
1t cannot be accomplished with the issue. The
following few Of the names by which ne was
known: T. L. Mouon, James Prenton, Charles Wilson,
Thomas Baker and j. j. 1ildon.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
THE UPPER HUDSON RIVER CLOSED.

PouGuKEEpsIE, Dec. 19.-lntense cold pre-
wallis at all points In the Hudson River Valley The llui
con River north is freezing Heavy masses Of ice are
found between staa,sbure and Hudson, and from the
latter place north TO Albany the lee is solid from shore
shore At Casteton " is Four inches thick and
ms crystal All the stenmels of the through night lines
have ceased running. The last boat tp leave Albany
cunning south today the steamer Norwrh with 10
batee ia tow bound for koniunt shllpris rcn'iais ;
have put OF all the, Intended 10.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
ARREST OF A PERJURER,

BINGHAMToN, Dec 10.--Shcriff Black, United
States Deputy Marshal, arrested yesterday at Candor
George W. Rogers. who had been in hiding at tie house
Of his grandmother IN thht place. Rogers Is under ar
rest for perjury. His laest exploit IN Courz County
Washington Territory and he was there Indicted but
cnned p C. Etnhhs OF the Land Oflcc Of the Depart
mdnt of the Interior had traced him Last, Rogers Is
large lne-ooug young only twenty two years old
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

y
RALEIGn, Dec. lp.-At lnunnburg last night
Mr. MaoCa merchant, was closing his store when ne
gro entered and purchased lot OF goods aud put them
in his ,allse. lie then purchased ~ nxehAnflo and
ashe1 MDcCall 10 make out h. b. While MacCall was
leaning over he counter adding up the erH TIC ncglo
,k linn ON tho head with the a1c-hAndc, irtcturng
1be skuIl and mnlcing a fatal wound, Tho negro then
lnD lied Mull vi and The hiOIr ana ncu
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
STOCKING THE PCBLIU wArLRs.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 1S,.-Seth Green, superin-
tendcnt of the Now-Yor state Fishery Commission
uonnccs that applications will be received for ish until
March $50 from persons wishing to stock any Of the
public waters Ina this state. The commission will have
for distribution usual salmon trout, brook trout CALI
fornla trout black bass rock bass OswcgO bass, yellow
perch aud bull heads also hybrid, cross between
inlmon trout aud brook trout.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
KILLED BY HIS son IN A QUARREL
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TGIDUNE.l

ITHACA. Dec. 10.-Intelligcnce has just
reached this village of tragedy which occurred near
Lansing, this county, Wednesday night Biakoslcc
farmer, shot and killed by his son. Charles IN
family quarrel. The Blakcslee family say that the
shooting accidental. Tho Is Wild young man,
and accused o completely in recent robbery at the
rlNe Cnrlrrs ullcc.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
TELEGRAPH WIRES BROKEN

CANAJonARiR. Dee, ip,-in tho Mohawk
Valley tho iheinneieI ine heiew 4eo IN the moih
tng lGo below al noon and ~ tonight The Iltei Ia
Lay cd
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
WORK ON TIE PANAMA CANAL.

PANAMA, Dec. 10, via Galyeston.-A power
fr AngloDutch company has signed contract for cn
ting 600 900 metres of the Canal on the Cuebta see
ton nj figure Under eight franc. per metre, the work to
he finished within two years. 4 large force " Eu-
rorrau lahorcrs has been ordered for the work The dry
season has had the effect of dspc sickness here, ana
work on the canal Is advancing fayorably.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

edness of the old city OF Memphis About & ~
outstanding which is thought VIII o ne fncc unn u, Tie
bonds of the taxing district. over S23ooVo ~ .V
debt which the King district assumed under the Punu
ing nc. has already been retired
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
no FIND TIE DEBT or MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 1o.-At u meeting of the
Legislative Council yesterday afternoon resolution was
unanimously adopted petition tho Legislature 10 eH'
tend the time for tho funding OF tho outstanding MdeDt
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
AUGUSTUS SHERMAN'S WILL.
roy. Dec. 10.-The will of Augustus Sher-

man. Of Gens Falls been admitted to probate. The
property divided among the members of his family
The executors George Rugge, of Gens Falls, and Cen
eia Lord OF Abany Will receive Tor the services about
$4,000 each.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
TIE TEMPERATURE EAST AND WEST.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 10. The cold weather WHICH
set I'm here Tuesday night still continues ana the NOR
cy has sunk TO 80 below zero but the temperature iS
more moderate to-day The Mississippi kveri' fu! OF
heavy floating ice the way north of here ana as far
south as Cape Grardeau fifty miles above Cairo where
the thermometer marks 60 below zero. Ino Missouri
River is fun of heavy ice Navigation Is suspended.
Steamers are being put into winter quarters od steam
boamen say that the river Is nigh for lee 10 gorge IN
this vicinity at present but the water Is 1hlhg rauy
and should this weather continue Tor week OF mol
there won he danger the river closing below MS ana
stopping south for the remainder OF tho VIII
ter.
CHICAGO. Dec 19-Therc was a rise Ice in Chicago be.
tween midnight and noon to-day AZ o'clock ILLS
afternoon the thermometer stood 90 above zero
TORONTO. Dec 19-The pressure is about normal
throughout Canada with cod fair weather everywhere
The telnpcrature is 23e below zero at Winnipeg and
grows lower westward until at Calgary 400 below Il
reached In Ontario the mercury marks 23o below zero,
AT Port Perry 200 below at RosemOnt. 20o below, at
Ottawa l2o below Toronto. lOo below at Fort liam
iton and sound. and along the ST. Lawrence Val
ley from So to loo below.
CLEVELAND Dec l9.-The mercury marked % below
zero this morning. Railway travel is delayed Oh account
VI the severe cold
this morning at westboro. loo below at Warren %
below at Winehendon 80 below and at Worcester Graf
ton and Aver at zero The rauge from zero to G.
above in other points IN this vicinity.
PETERSBURG, Va Dec l9.-A carefully kept record
shows the weather to-day to be the coolest felt here for
ten years At o'clock this morning the theremometr
registered 3o above zero and mt IL o'clock l4o above
The ground is covered with show and IN parts Of
the city the sleighing is good.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
4 RIM ON A BANK.

IDY TE!EGRATH To TIE IRIBUNE.l
BINGHAMTON, Dec. l0.-A run was made on
tho First National Bank of Wnycrly to-day by false ru
NOR but The bank stood mp under all demands The bank
will open ~ usual tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

arnAorst. Dec. 1p,-Wintcf began in earnest
n ihs REGION last hlsht and to-day tho THERMOMETERS
s,ood al pe heiuw sertA hstoad ielp vas seiluust
intf.i with all tfajhA heinz from ene 10 thee hunis
late iians the Nniiheih iuad mere ehahdohpd lost
klshl pb account oi tho shnw,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
STRANDlNG OF THE STEAMER PORTlA.
IL North Snluay iGln.

grun says "Ihc steamer Poriia from 81. Johns " T.,
to ohydnoy with twenty passengers struck Oh Pctries
Aed< the southern Of this harbor, this morning
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
A NEW CUBAN LOAN

MADRID, Dec. 19.--lt is stated that Cuban
loan of 900 has been arranged with the Danque
Tansatanque of Paris The loan Is to be for one year
only but may be extended eighteen months, at tho
outiOn of the Government. The interest l. tobc per
cent aud the commission for negotiating the loan per
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
A BURGLAR sENTEECEp.

W AfEklOWA, Dcc. lO'--JoscpH VI. 0tlfhi oi
Buffalo convicted of burglary IN the second degree and
grand larceny In the ir-f degree this morning son
fenced 70 seventeen years I'm the Auburn state Prison
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
TIE OxENHOLME on HER BEAM ENDS.

Oxenholmc. from NcwYork December Z, for Liverpool
has arrived at Queenstown She encountered severe
weather and for time her beam ends The upper
deck Is confused mass OF dead and living cattle Many
carcasses thrown overheard.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

pm tnELruiA Dee. i0.-The viii VI John McGlanscy
vlolcer gruccr which admitted 10 probate to-day.
bequoath. SjOOO.to Catholic charitable institutions.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

tNniANNIuiis Dee 1p.-rhe trustees of the indian
University have elepted David s. Jordan, pluv sUr
Natural sirnrea n the presidency ul the lnvcrstr n
place ni the Rev Dr. lrmuei Alnss, who tesr1tSl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
The Culture Of Beauty.

Although Nature alone can pro-
duee peri ct beauty, Art may in a
great measure supply Natures de-
hclencies, We see this instanced in
che clearness AMI luster parted to
even o sallov fsk:n by "GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAR" The IsdY OF forty
who uses this teautifgr Drops at
east ten years of her age by its ap,
plication. Uni Ike the dangerous
cosmetics which ob.truct the pores,
ie IS entirely harmless Beware of
counterfeits See that &c. n. CRIT
TENDON, Proprietor" is printed on
each packet. without which none is
genuine Sold by druggists at %
cents. three cakes, 60 cents. In the
same category of valuable toilet
articles must be included "HILL's
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DIE" A
Preparation as notable for the nat
srainess Of its tints as for the rap
.atty Of its operation. Of all dyes in
existence it is the cheapest and
purest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
wall Street.

New York, 16.-Stocks opened frso-
ton lower. became stronger n to ~
higher, St. Paul and Northwestern being
the features. st. Paul sold 70ss. North.
western 92E.
Governments strong for 4 per cents,
railways firm; stocks after fractional de-
cline at the opening became strong and
prices rose Il to rs per cent. After IL,
when the failure of Edward Yard 81 o.,
dealers in lace. was announced. specula'
ton became weak, and until the close
was dull. Heavy decline in prices from
highest point of the day. from Il to 2 per
cent. In final GALES there was fractional
rally in some shares. Compared with
closing prices Il TO 12s per cent. lower
for G. P, Northern Psc. pfd., Pac. Mail
and Western Union, Oregon Nav. rose
~ to 7215.