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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

Mr.. Beecher saYs: 81 am not going
to worry about this election; am just
gong to let the Lord take care of his
own affairs" That IS very kind of Mr.
Beecher, aud We have no doubt but that
the Lord will duly appreciate the free
dom of action which he will enjoy un-
der this arrangement.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

Governor HOadly allowed his name
TO be used In the Chicago convention for
the express purpose of beating Mr..
Thurman, for whom two-thirds of the
Ohio Democrats had voted with great
enthusiasm. This will naturally be pro
ductIve of great zeal for Governor
Cleveland, the candidate for whom
Hoadly's friends voted.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

It seems 70 US that it must be the be-
lief of all who use them, that DR..
Prices Special FlavoEing Extracts of
Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Almond, Necta-
rine, etc, are the strongest, most deli
cate and natural flavors made II makes
all the difference in the weSid when our
cakes, buildings, creams aud pastry are
favored with Dr. Prices fresh fruit fia-
RnRa
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

The engagement OF Mime. Patti for
America is now signed, and on Satur-
day, November 1. says The World, (Lon-
dom, "she sails for New York for her
farewell TO America" AS If such thing
were possiblel The fact Is that dire
necessity and sheer misery force her TO
work Tor an existence. Her property in
Wales is worth $30O0O0, her diamonds
about $500, 900. and, besides thai, all she
has is barely more than a million dol
lars. You don't expect anybody 10
make both ends meet IN such pitiable
AliOwanceg
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

Our handsome young friend. Frank
Lynch, of the Leavenworth Standard,
has returned from Chicago, and gives il
as his opinion that while the TammanY
sore cannot be healed, the Independent
Republicans will make up the loss. 1t
is quite evident that Mr.. Lynch has
never seen John Kelly aud Geo Will
liam Curtis on a Leeter.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

know Of my profession al knowledge that
DR.. Louis II. MGtthez under stands his bugi-
ness, and that in relation 70 his patients he
Is entirely honest and reliable, never pro-
missing what he connot do.
&c. HKARHz n D..
Chief Surgeon II. q st. Joe z. R., and Secre-
tary Missouri State Board Of Health.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

have car efully examined Q large number
OF testimonI ais in possession Of Dr.. Louis II.
Aatthez, certifying to his skill - an ocullst,
optician, and am fully satisfied that he Is en-
titled TO the fullest confidence Is an optician.
JOHN r. HENDY,
Pastor First Presb yteriAn Church.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17
H,AwATHA. Kas. April II. II

HIAwATHA, KAs.. April q, 1884.
take pleasure In recommending DIR. L0uia
II. MAtthez rs an opttcian Of high standing
as shown by many letters from men OF emf
nence in the medical profession, and Alao
from his general reputation. Those needing
the correotion OF defects Of vision will do wen
to consult him.
E.w. BLISS, n. D. ocuIist.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17
EnnrMan nrounsd

CHICAGO, July IA Daily News
Portland, Oregon, special says four
more fishermen were drowned At the
mouth of the Columbia river yesterday.
This makes fifty men drowned here in
the last three months.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17
MAY ooNcERN.

have no hesitancy In recommending DR..
Louis II. Matthez rs an oculist 0ptlcian OF
highest praise by those whose judgment Is
regarded Is law. Truly
w. II. BLRNK8,
Pas tor First Baptist Church.
Emporia, Kan, June II, 1884.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17
STATE oFILLIEoIs.

IIIInols ChAEItA5Ie Eye and Ear InlAmat0Fy.
This Is TO certify that DE-. Louis II. Matthez
has given special attention 70 the practical
correction Of errors Of refRAction and for
which consider him abund8ntiY able.
LYMAA WABR, II. D..
Examining Surgeon.
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I,oon aEIazR. nrAn

Dr.: KHni aa; hnidTifsTyi .t Dr. Fr1nse;
my; DR.. kcCarty. Chemistry; DR.. W. I. He'd
dens, Gyncecolaogy; Dr.. DoniphRn, Juris-
prudence; DIR. Smith, Surgery; DIR. Doyle,
practice; DIR. Christopher. PhySiology; DIR.
Donel0n, Diseases OF Women.
J. II. Richmond II. D.. A. v. Barnes -.
D., st. Joseph, No.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

Chemists have found that ffty per
cent of the baking powders anaIyzsd
are adulterated. alum forming Q pFoaaf.
nent part of some Of them, which
makes such powders unfit fer use. Artl.
cles like DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder are the safest TO use, a thew
never endanger the public healf
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17
THE GREAT CAMPAIGN BOOK OF "a
"Why 1 am q Republican.
BY HON. s. ROuTMEII.

A history of the Republican party, a
defense of its policy. and the reasons
which justify its continuance in power,
with biographical sketches of the Re-
publican candidates. Fully as much
reading matter as is usually found In
works OF four hundred pages; will be
printed on fine antique paper. with por-
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English cloth, $1-25. Oar facilities for
printing and binding are such that there
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wanted everywhere Address
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

DR.. n. extends 9 cordial invitation 20 those
of the faculty whom he has been unable 20
meet to visit his once.
ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL COLLEGE FACUL-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONs.
Harrison and Hon0ge Street Chicago.
ed me so greatly In my fefIinR ViSioa nv ia
accurate selection and sdjustIaens On RiSases
that recommend him with gRnfsk u6e and
self.
REoY. A. REEVES JACKSON.
President College OF Physicians and SurZeons.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17
ESTABLISHED
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

In the bleared lexicon OF Mr. Grover
Cleveland, there is 40 such word IS sue
cess.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

Letters OF Recommendation can be seen AZ
0L. Aaahez's once from the leading medi-
and many othsr prominent peTs0nageg. In
Guiding testimonials from those n everv
station IN LIE, all Of whom have bean mnds
happy By his scientific method Of adI0stment
In every case requiring SIaase Q.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-17

or appointed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01
Still Another CHAPTER To Orr
BARGAIN FEAST
NO ODDS OR ENDS.
NO SOILED GOODS

BARGAIN FEAST"
NO ODDS OR ENDS.
NO sOILED GOODS
NO OLD OR sHoP-woRN GOODS.
NOT FEW SELECTED LOTS, BUT THE EN-
TIRE STOCK REDUCED FROM PRICES THAT Ex-
IsTED-N OF IMAGINARY REDUCTIONS.
WE ARE GOING TO OPEN OUR NEW BUILD
ING WITH NEW STOCK. AND WE HAVE PUT
PRICES ON OUR PRESENT STOCK THAT ARE
SO ATTRACTIVE AS TO MAKE THEM MOVE
RAPIDLY
A PERFECT PICNIC FOR BARGAIN SEEKERS.
HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YoU?"
ALL OF OUR $500 CASHMERE pANTALooNs
AT 1925 PAIR REMEMBER, WE HAVE NO
$500 PANTAIIooNs- THEY ALL GO AT 1926 PAIR
MOTHERS. GLANCE AT THIs.n
NICELY LAUNDRIED SHIRT WAISTS AT 1sc.
ALL OF OUR FANCY PERCALE WAISTS THAT
WERE Csc. NOW GO AT 4ac. OUR $3.50 FLAN-
NEI. WAISTS NOW GO AT sl1o EACH
NOT OLD ENOUGH TO WEAR PANTS,
FOR THE LITTLE ONES WHO WEAR KILT
SUITS WE HAVE CUT PRICES JUST IN HALF,
AND MOTHERS WILL Do WELL TO LOOK THEM
OVER AND MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS EARLY.
THEY SEEM TO TAKEr
LAST WEEK WE SOLD OVER ONE HUNDRED
OF OUR $500 SUITS. YOU MAY WANT TO
KNOW THE REASON; IT Is EASILY GIVEN; WE
ARE CLOSING THEM OUT AT $500 SUIT.
''sTAND FROM UNDER"
NO SUCH DROP IN PRICE WAS EVER MADE
THAN THE ONE WE HAVE MADE ON THE Enc
LISH NUNS CLOTH. SERGE AND DRAp DETE
COATS THAT WE ARE OFFERING AT $3.50 EACH.
FOUR SHADES TO SELECT FROM
mo CHILD SHOULD BE WITHOUT oNEn
OF OUR ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SUITS FOR
CHILDREN a TO IL YEARS OF AGE> THAT WE
ARE OFFER1NG AT $3.50. 81 10 AND s4.s5 SUIT.
SOME CHOICE PLUMs IN THIS LOT. CaILDREN's
KNEE PANTS MARKED WAY DOWN TO SELL,
THEM. BOYS PANTALOoNs HAVE had AT.
TRAcT1vE PRICES PUT ON THEM.
REMEMBER 1T MATTERS NOT WHAT YOU WANT
IN The WAY OF CLOTHING. OUR PRICES ARE
SURE TO PLEASE YOU AS EVERY GARMENT
HAS HAD THE KNIFE CUT INTO THE PRICE
PEEP IN OUR WINDOWS WALK IN THE STORE.
IHE SAME COURTEOUS ATTENTION PAID To
VISITORS AS TO PURCHASERS
a. SAKS & CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

The senate has decided TO let the trade dollar
bill go over till next session. and holders of that
CON viii be Obliged TO dispose OF 1t at its bullion
value keep it I'm their safes faith or force 1t back
into circulation. Had the House contented itself
with simply retiring the obnoxious coln the Senate
would have agreed to the act but the measure was
amended TO death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

tn" " y. SIN warns the democrats that to re-
peat their tarir for revenue only plank Of 1880 win
mean the sure defeat OF the party. 1t calls attsn-
uon 10 the anxiety OF the republicans to have the
tu1n made the only living issue. and asserts that
they are gratied In that respect their victory Is
certain 1t says On this point:
"The subject is one that cannot be ignored or
eEaded AZ Chicago. No gllttering generaliteS OF
e1Uvocai meaning Ike the resolutions OF the re-
cent demOcratc convention OF Kentucky. or those
oI tle convention OF Indiana held only last week,
VIII avail anything. We are not arguing the case
On: Way or the other. We are not considering
which Is the true or which the false doctrine; we
are merely stating the facts they are; and We
Say that the Platform IS British by inplica-
ZION, II Will be fatal. IL must be distinctly and
plainly American, or Blaine wins The phrase
oIogy. the precise form OF WORDS is OF little I'M
portarce; but the principle of So adjusting duties
eh imports as TO put The American laDorer and pro-
queer lllly In situation to compete with the for
eiHn laeorer and producer must be clearly and In
usputaDly set forth, or the game IS up at the be-
ginning, and playing 1t out Will be only matter Of
CEREMONY"
Inc sun admits that the situation Is one of very
great difficulty; and it happens To mention twice
tnat the crisis might still be averted IL Tilden were
nominated, because he would be n platform In
himself and would put all the issues OF the cam
pngn upon footing which would have no refer
ence 10 q tariff"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

Some pretty rough border citizens rode up Penn
syivana avenue this morning in amicabe concord
with crowd OF redskins. The two classes used to
light without giving or taking quarter, but those
bloody times are gone. and thy have now pooled
their issues on the basis that they Will take what
ever quarters the public VIII give
The Cincinnati Enquirer Is booming Iioadly with
1of-type fervOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

The r0ughs and the thirteen "ladics" who gath
cred at Madison Square Garden last night to see
sullivan and Mitchell punch each other for money
were disappointed In their sport. as the champion
recled on the stage maudlin drunk. So the crowd
lost their money and sullivan his reputation: but
II the spectacle serves to dscredlt such vulgar and
brutal exhibitions in the future the champion may
have unwittingly done the public good turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

BAusrs MAMMOTH DISBURSEMENT.
41G SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Linen Lap Robes! Linen Lap Robes!
IS pieces Linen Lawn. just purchased at New York
auction ROOM and which are excellent values at Csc .
so more pieces Black alive bunting. regular price
25c. We sell them at 121 cents yard.
All our 1--we. Dress Ginghams have been reduced to
1000 yards Lawns (eal organdie styes) retailed all
over at 12lsc. They go at cents yard.
LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment Of White Suits being badly broken we
fee For instance, beautiful Embroidered Suit very
desirable style. at So sc, former price SIS.
to close at 75c and 81 former prices SIS5 and
We still have few Pque Dresses left which we will
continue to sell with discount Of 10 per cent
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS.
The remainder of fine Waists %
JERSEYS
Our well known Jersey sold at 81 Is has been marked
down to SL25.
LADIFs' AND MISSES BATHING SUITS,
Made from best Xxx flannel and trimmed in the latest
BATHING SHOES in all sizes at 5oc
BATHING CAPS from 25c. up
The entire stock will be offered at great reductions
e. E.; ~ Y 9;
416 7Tn STREET. ,eso
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD IN THE VICINITY
w OF Washington; farm house preferred where good
accommodations can be had by family of PERSONS
Ghree adults and two chlren). Address WEIGH star
office jyi-9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

Gladstone has again won an easy victory over
the conservatives On the motion for a vote OF CEN
SUR Oh the governments Egyptian policy. Although
1t and his colleagues voted for the motion to set
al early date for considering the motion OF censre
the liberals would not have it. and the whole mat
Ter was Indefinitely postponed As usual. the con,
servatives were divided. and went to pieces at the
last moment. That party evidently lacks leaders
and the leaders followers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01
SUMNER SILKS Ar HALF PR1cE.

SUMMER Silks AT HALF rice.
WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED FROM AN IMPORTER
A LOT OF
CHI CKED SUMNER SILKS
AT ABOUT ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE AND HAVE
PLACED THEM ON OUR COUNTER AT THE Low
PRICE OF SOC. THESE GOODS ARE FULL BOILED
GLACE- AND AT THE PRICE ARE RARE BARGAINS
BLACK OTTOMAN SILKS AT 80 THAT WOIJI ID
BE CHEAP AT SIPS. WARRANTED ALL SILK
WE ARE OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO
BUYERS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
SCOTCH GINGUAMS 15c
FRENCH SATINES. 25c
PURE LINEN LAWNS I5c
FINE QUALITY BATISTE. WORTH DC ATac
PARASOLS AND Sun UMBRELLAS VERY CHEAP
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST ian
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY LADY-A POSITION IN 4 CON-
w FECTIONERY any kind of Store; willing to
mako herself useful. Speaks German and English.
Apply at 101l H street northeast IT.
"ANTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
who hrst-cass cook. place III private family
at night frstclass references. Apply 49l south
west Its
WANTED - SERVICE PLACES FOR COOKS.
w cham ternaids nurses general workers Mattresses
W Ma iir boys girls other help with
COOMBS. Licensed Agents. 926 +. st NV. my27-6ws
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY TWO LADIES FOR PERMANENT
~ arrangcment two or three second floor Unfur.
nshed Rooms from the middle of July LIST of August
references exchanged Address o. f., Star office
te27-6t-
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Even Greece refuses our pork.
Cool SUMNER Consrrs.
s L VI ii E X W r.,

Included in our large ASSORTMENT OF CoRsETs
ART the following for
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PROFESSIONAL.

INEET RELIEVED WITHOUT PAIN
IL IN A FssW MINUTES
Corns, BunioDs Inverted Nails. &c surceesfulty
treated. DR.. WHITE son. Surgeon GLiropodsts l4I6
Pennsylvania avenue. opposite @illards Hotel and IN
North Eutaw street, Baltimore Md. Fee al a sitttnr
forIuttins the feet order Thirty eighth year Of Io
fesonal experience. tI3
NINE ROSS
RELIABLE CTATRyOYANT AND ASTROIOGfsT
can lie consulted business and all affairs Of life
Sle has for one month, reduced htr fee to 20
Residence, 1910 nth street northwest. Hours from
q m to y. In and from A. ulhIA
MI ME-. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
IVA LII E All business confidential. Ladies' and GEN.
teInen 90 cents each aus street between 4 aud 5th
streets northwest 1e1l-Sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

touching the question of adulterating confec-
tionery, etc, a wholesale manufacturer In New
York Is reported as saying:
:" have read OF the powdered rock OF North caro-
INA being Used IN the manufacture of candy. I
have not seen any OF IL, nor do know a mapufac-
trer who uses IT, Ii Is only species OF terra alba,
and, While OdOrieSS and taStelasS In natur. state,
II may De easily detected when mixed with sugar.
Its eject Oh candy Is 20 increase the weight, but
since candy IS now being sold by the gross dozen,
rather than by the pound, there Is no need OF
making IL heavier"
This Is not an honest answer. nor does It meet
ths charges against the manufacturers of candy
Who adulterate their products. Terra alba In
eseases the bulk of candy. as well as its weight.
When that article is sOdt the Gross or Dozen there
FORE, manufacturers are just much interested In
Tie use OF the adueratlng material as when 1t was
sold by weight. But the reply above quoted does
noe touch the real complaint against the confec-
tonery OF the present day, which is the use of
glucose as substitute for sugar. Pound for pound
the best glucose has only about half the saccharine
matter OF pure sugar. that every purchaser OF
pound OF candy gets but little over half pound OF
The sweetness that q pound OF first-clasS sugar
would yield. 1t IS here where the worst frauds OF
manufacturers upon the public are perpetrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

The public debt was reduced s10,OOOOO0 during
June, and sl000G0,OG0 during the fiscal year that
closed yesterday This lessons the interest charge
over 100000 annually, besides making swift and
steady progress towards the extinction OF the ma
:ionaI debt. There is every to believe that
the reduction during the fiscal year now opened
VIII b. fully as large. The appropriations will be
less In amount and the receipts of the government
Will probably remain nearly the same
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DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY,
l. SECRETARY's OYHyCH,
SENATE ~ tHI UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, D. O., june 10. 1884
SesIed Proposals will he rscsiyed q THE office until
for furnishing Stationery for thu use Of the Senate 81
the United States for the next 1scal year.
Blank forms OF proposals., showing the quantity and
quality Of each article and the form o. to be sgned
by the bidder and suretcs. viii be Furnished apUca
ton to this Office.
Proposals. should be indorsed Proposals for Station
the Senate. Washington. =
Poposals and specimens must be aelivered ct This
Office free Of charge. AEe0N @. McCOOK
jel6.lawAw Secretary Of the Senate Of the o. q
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ECOR RENT-OsBORNE HOUSE 500 18th STREET
IL northwest several large and handsomely Furnished
rooms on nrst and second floors dining room is at:
the house OR persons rooming elsewhere Summer
kooms, &l5 to $50 MONTH according to location.
Table board. $40 per month. iel2-3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

ISoR ShLE-PlANoS AND oRGANS-ONE UP
f1nht thise strings TO each note. &226 slightly
used orvan. 500 nleludeon. 400 Also several ss-
ohd-hand pianos of the best niasers. We s. easy
las ntllts and nj low figures for cash. HUGO WORcH
CO. 925 th street. agents for the unrivaled Sohmfr
Ianos and Sterling Organs Try them before buy ing
elsewhere
Every Piano warranted for six years ts2s -2ws
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STAR: WASHINGTON D. G, TUESDAY, JULY j. Il
FOR RENT-FLATS.

18th street northwest from LIST Of July Finest To-
cation In the city Best references given and required
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Z SCOTT WEB PERFEcTrN0

I,OR SALE-A FINE KENTUCKY RIDING Ann
u Driving Mare; perfectly SQUAD and spntle A ls.iy
can ride or drive her Apply lOla Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EoR RENT--THE SUBSCRIBER WILL sUB-LEI
IL one half Of bis Office 1881 Pennsylvania avenue to
suitable tenant. PETER CAMPBELL jy1-6t
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Il LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE ON STREET.
between l4th and 18th streets northwest Inquire 78
18th street je2l- I'm
IfOR RENT-l4l6 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Il house. very hastily and conveniently arranged and
IN best OF order; II rooms gas. bath. &c: rent $50
PARKER TOWNSEND, 14l8 street n. ". je19-l I'm
I(OR RENT-15l9 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR
i Scott circle. Inquire of ]. J. SHEDD. 1402 l4th
street northwest myA-3m
Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-05
finaariiaI
NEW YoRK, March 1.

The bull eliques in the stock market continued their manipulations to day against the by bidding up certain of the leading spscnlatives and also demanding a small premium for the lean of them for the day succeeded in causing much alarm during the morning dealings in the bear ranks The lat,ee element not having fully recovered from the squeez' administered on Saturday cautious in their lures and many of them rushed to cover the frss symptoms of the deyelopmsnt of 8 boom in any O. the permanent stocks, thereby stimulating the ad vance. Laokawanna the card of the morning and was worked up matched orders from l2s1< 10 13oz, the latter price being touched at Read ing advanced l, Northwestern 1zS, Baltimore and Ohio 1z1, St. Paul 1H, Manitoba 2, Louisville and Nashville 13S, Canada Southern 1S, Union Patfc 1A Union Pacific K and Michigan Central l. Some of these shares also loaned at premium ranging from 1S to < per cent With the exception of Union Pacific there was other apparent cause for the Advance, which could only be traced to maDipu
 ations by the bull cques and covering the shorts In the case of the Union Pscle the bulls attributed the strength to the statement from Boston that at ths annual meeting the report would show that the re- ceipts from the sales of land in 1883 would affect the decrease Of net earnings to make ths net in creaEe of the road 15 against 1882 The highest was touched by the stocks above named shortly after midday and in fact for the whole list. Toward
 o'clock the buying let up ard the market lapsed into comparative dullness and during the remainder Of the day pricee except in few cssss nuctu ated with I In narrow range. The stocks at all active were Lackawanna, Baltimore and Ohio, Northwestern and Union Pacific The tendency generally down ward and the closing quotations showed that the early advance entirely lost in some cases and
 partly in others The dullneEs iR the afternoon deal
 ns was said to b. caused by the receipt of dispatches
 from the West saying that the Achison, Topeka and santa fe had made further cut In Colorado rate | and the statement of President Roberts of the
 Pennsylvania company in his annual report to stock
 holders in which he expresses dissatisfaction with
 the management of the Trunk pool. MT. Roberts
 says that roads with inferior facilities have
 and thus carried more than their legitimate percent
 age, but have made this means of getting greater
 allowance in the pool than entitled to- The special ties were irregular all day and 50 closed.
 Money loaned st per cant 2Il day.
 Exchange closed quiet. Posted rates 487. a49oH;
 actual rates 4s6s487 for sixty days and 4s96a4s9a for demand.
 Closing prices reported over the private wires of ] BONNELL & SCRANTON Bankers and BrokerBl nxo6