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TOrnamentS Stone, Fur
niture. Jewelry Book Backs and Ever, thing Else with
Everlasting Inseparable Tenacity 2Oc Bottle brush
and Tin Govern Mailed postpaid 30c Sold by Drug
sra Stores Wholesale Travelling AGENTS Wanted in
J. q. O'MEARA & Co, l3l7 PRNNsYIvANIA AVENUE.
Washington, d. c. ja25
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EX-SENATOR COOPER KuIKp rY MExrcAx RnB

EX-SENATOR COOPER KILLED By MEXICAN ROB
BERS.-A special from, Culiacan, Chin dahua, Next
CO, says Judge Henry Cooper, formerly L. s Sena-
tor from Tennessee, was killed by robbers nea 7
Culiacan Monday. He was manager OF the famous
Polk silver mine, and left Nashville. Tenn In No
vember with 10000 TO pay on the debts OF the con-
Germ and start q mill Soon after his arrival in
Mexico he wrote back that he had struck very rich
ore, many pockets running thousands OF dollars 20
the ton, and that he would start mill as soon as
supplies were received from Culiacan- He was on
his way 70 Culiacan for the purpose OF purchasing
supplies when he was killed. The mine is situated
high up In the Sierra Madre mountains. and the
country between It and Culiacan is infested with
robbers
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUsTEEIS SALE -, OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 4th day of -
Oecember A. d. 1876 and recorded in Liber S39, &;a
Ioo &53 seq one of the land records of the Dis
trlct OF and at the request of the party
cured thereby. we shall offer at public auction, WE'D
NESDA1. the THIRTEENTH DAY OF FEBKU.
AIRY AID. 1884 at AZ O'CLOCK PM in front of the
premises the following described real estate
the city of Washington, District of Columbia
and on the ground plat and plan of said city
ls) on the north side of Pennsyvan avenue. begin.
ming for the at the center partition wall that
stands between what called the fourth and fifth
&c Of the seven Buildings the east
end OF said being the most wall of the
house now Intended to be conveyed, and running
through the central part of said wal to the northern
most side thereof thence northwesterly by line whch
shall 1ntersect twelve foot alley laid of
70 De for public use at point 81 feet westerly
from 18TH street west thence estery with said alley
feet thence southery by line which Shall strike the
center OF the easernmost wall of sail house, thence
through central part Of said wall to PENNSYLVANIA
nue. thence with line OF said feet BEGIN
ming it being the same property heretofore owned by
Pauidng as per deed recorded in Liber W. b g. folio
three-story brick house
Terms Of sale One-thrd cash and balance payable in
three equal lnstaments at six, twelve and eighteen
months respectively with interest per from
day OF sale to be secured by deed trust on
sold or all cash, at purchasers Opt deposit Of
500 required at time Of sale All conveyancns at pur-
chasers cost. erns of sale to he complied with in
seven days otherwise the Trustees the to
resell at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
.,,eo,,o RANDALL HAGNEk., Trnstaa.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th 1854
A LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING.
Chartered by the Legislature Of twice declared
legal by the highest Court In the State Bond eiyen to
Henry county in the sum Of 100000 for the prompt
payment Of all prizes sold.
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General Grants Condition.

CroEut's Letter 70 Boston Globe.
Gen. Grant Will never be a We'll man again.
doubt If he will ever again go out OF the house I
called there yesterday by previous Arrangement.
but found him quite unable to see anybody
walked through the great marble-foored hall
While waiting Tor the message, into the biou OF a
recept1on-room. with its ebony table and It's ivory
carved ornaments. great bronze Japanese kettle
on the Shelf, an enormous turtle climbing I'D the
wall-no, closer inspection shows him hung there
py the under shell, the upper shell polished like a
mirror. the creatures skin at the side tanned and
painted and bestrung with Ribbons while the vital
creature himself has been dug out and turned into
heavenly soups and in his place now stick the latest
newspapers into the long drawing room, believe Ted
with lovely silver baskets from Vienna rare stands
from ConStantinople. enormous OF bronze big
enough 10 COOK calf, from Yokohama, taience
ware and clock OF ormolu. trophies and trinhers
from around the welcoming world. Then comes
the servant again: Gen Grant did not sleep a min
ute last night The only sleep he getsnow Is little
cat-napS la the daytime IL IS mostly pain that
keeps him awake. Ills diet has become rfgfdly
simple. Indeed lie has little appetite for AMT hinE
am seriously afraid that our most distinguished
citizen has been seen In public for the last tine
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RoBBERrEs.-Roooeries were imported &c police
headquarters to-day as follows An overcast lot
OF he'd clothing ana several books valued q az,
stolen from the residence OF IsOra E Hopkins. No.
NJ yin street northwest. on the 4th instant, ana
an oFercoat worth SO, stolen from the residence OF
west, on the LIST Instant
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Delegations OF the Federation Of Trades from
baltimore ana other parts Of Maryland. numbering
about 500 persons arrived In Annapolis yesterday
to urge upon the legislature the eght-hour hi; and
other LABOR protective measures recommended by
Governor McLane IN his late special message 10 the
legislature. The delegations formed in liue al the
cepot and, headed by band OF music, marched to
the state mousse from the front steps OF NhC they
were addressed by Governor McLane who assured
tnetn OF every assistance IN his power. Committees
vi lie ueit tuotS OF The various unions and trades
represented appeared before the Joint committees of
the legislature on the labor bills this afternoon
THE GOVERNORS LABOR BILLS.
The Maryland senate committee on labor has
decided to report fayorably on the bills to protect
lhe health OF employees In factories to legalize
tradeS-unions. defining conspiracy, and for a
bureau OF statistics. The bills will be reported
as they came rom the governor, and the
amendments recommended 10y the federation
Incorporated afterwards II found necessary The
elght-hour bill and that regulating women and
childrens work are left for further consIdera-
ton.
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New D1scowRY In MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
SANTAL MIDY
VIII cure In 48 hours all arrangements Of the urinary
organs In either without Inconvenience Of any kind
GkIMAULT Co.. & Rus Vivienne. Paris. a22-s&w. ly
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The .l,rh, Ri.r ,n .he Petee.ec.

The signal corps station az Harpers Ferry 70
ported al 2so IN six inches rse since last report
Ice running.
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News Briefs.

The American government has purchased In
Scotland the Dundee whaler Thetis TO be used for
the Greedy Keller party. The Thetts is two years
old, OF 600 tons burden. and Is the strongest and
staunchest OF the Dundee whaling feet.
The civil rights bill In the Ohio legislature has
become law. 1t Is the same as that declared
unconstitutional by the United States Supreme
Court
The pope convoked the cardinals yesterday
to make provisions for the interests OF foreign
missionaries owing TO the threatened conversion
OF the property of the propaganda ide 10y the
Italian courts into renfeS.
The pallbearers at Wendell Phillips funeral In
Boston to-day are: Oliver Wendell Homes John NJ
Forbes, W. T. B0wditch, Judge Samuel c. Sewall
Lewis Hayden, Charles R. Whipple, Richard Hol-
lowell, and Wendell Phillips Garrison.
The dwelling OF William Morrison. IN Pocahontas
county, W. Va. was burned Monday nigst. Mo-rf-
son and his wife escaped. with four or their chill
dren, but Two girls, aged seven and eleven years,
were burned 10 death.
At the winter carnival IN Montreal yesterday
thirty clubs took part In the curling bonsple There
were also SnOw-ShOe races and trotting matches on
the ice. At night ball was given by The Montreal
Hunt club.
The Maryland commissioners were received with
honOrs by the Virginia legislature yesterday, and
Governor Cameron sent in special message on the
oyster. relations OF the two states
Capt Wright, OF the wrecked City OF Columbus
yesterday said he could not tell any why the
ship struck where Size did; a higher power Will
have to determine that He did not know where
the blame should rest
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AUCTION SALES.
TO..NOR ROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctdonssra
IMPORTANT SALE By CATALOGUE
NETGI BG gszs MES
1'A E htee AZ auc Ahdi9oiiihs
Having been carefully selected By oLIvoI11 RRo1H-
' W bit elae which H.k has aS' jus, 1ss closed
These gentlemen have been aSafded Pr15e Medne e
and
to be the most valuable and choice specimens OF
ITALIAN WORKS OF ART
Ever brought to this country
Commencing at EiETl n O'CLOCK A NJ. at our sales
rooms northwest 10th street and Pennsylvanis
ssb4 w s4T GN B r xHnP11Hs CO.. Auc
nUNCANsoN BIOS, Aucuoneera
As.IeNEE,s SALE, OF cRocKEgY, xe1LAsssMAAEsEz
SHELF GOODS, SHOW CASES. &C.. &C.. At AUc-
public auction at the sarsrooms 2. Dunesnson Bros
sa and 1sts Gp 4
O'CLOCK, general assortment Of GROCERY. Glass
Of Goods &c. Sc e shSh TIE At
feb4-st Assignee Of Robert G. Mansuin
VlHoMAs E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionesr
ss OF deS a # s de oo An .1 III
the s weH g ss Of the d pa ssTsd thsEsbE
SEVENTH 1884. AT FOUR NJ, the east 80 feet inch
BY the depth thereof of Lot fourteen. in square seven
hundred and thirty four.
Terms Cash at time Of sale All ccnveyancing at cost
OF purchaser II terms not complied with the prop
erty viii be immediately sold.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Aucnoneer ja2s-d
WALTEs B. WILLIAMS CO.. Au0ti0nssls.
AUCTION SALE OF
SILKS. sATINs. yELyETs. FINE DRESS GOODS
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. &c.
Commencing at TEN A NJ. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
FIRST. and continuing daily at same hour. excepting
SATURDAY then at TWO NJ. } we shall offer the re-
msnder Of stock at auction in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
TYLER CHEWING,
ja29 ae9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

EXECUTORS, sal SALE F., OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN
By virtue Of the power and authority ua vested
by the last will testament, and codici of the late l
Isabella Davis deceased will offer public
ton, on WEDNESDAY,, THE fifth DAY OF MARCH
A. D. 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ in
front Of the premises all those certain pieces or parcels
and being Lot numbered ninety five (95) in Bears ad-
dft1on to Georgetown in the Dist let Columbia
ing sixty feet on the north side of Bea and run
ming back with THAI width hundred end twenty feet
Provements on the consisting of thr e-story
brick house with cellar and attic Also the alley CON
Meeting said Lot with West street the same is de-
scr1bed and conveyed in decd from Richard Smith to
stephen Csssn dated January 90 1897 and recorded
Lber W. b a. folio 3. ct seq:
Also part OF lot numbered ninety six (96) in Beas
addition to Georgetown and included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds Beginning for the at
Of lot numbered ninety (97) said addition
and running westwardly the north line Of BeaIi
street twenty two feet less to the line Of
lot numbered ninety five t35) in said addition thence
said lot thence eastwary and parallel with the first
line twenty-five feet, more less and thence south
wardly one hundred and twenty feet point begin
ming.
Terms of Sale: onefourth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the balance in six twelve eig cen
and twenty four months with nere per centu1n
per annum on the deferred payments-t purchasers
notes to be given for the by deed trust
upon the property sold all cash. at the purchasers
option deposit of $500 be made upon the property
being bought. to the SALE be complied
with IL ten days the property will resod sale be
not complied with in that time the risk and costs Of
the detxutng purchaser All conyeyancing and record
FRANCES R. R. CROMWELL
ISABELLA HAGNER,
feb4 9tw4w&dbs Executors.
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.
$4,000 FOR a.


Sixth reeulsr monthly drawing VII take place In
Covington. Ky.
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OUrRAa. BIZ A PKDDLER-Partly confirmed
rumors state that Irene White, young woman
living about six miles from Delnar, Del, has been
assaulted and outraged by clock peddlef. 6hewas
in the woods with her child when attacked, and was
left unconscious on the ground. Her condition Is
said to be ser1OuA The man has NOT been caught
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers
w 6sI Louisiana avenue, opposite City Post Office

w 6s7 Louisiana avenue, opposite City Post Office
FURNITURE. SC, AT AUCTION
REGULAR SALE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SEW
OF A GENERAL CoIIEoTfoN OF NEW AND
GOODS. it
(HHANCERY SALE OF LOT on BOUNOARY, NEAR
~ NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF Adecree passed February 5th 1884 Qa&
n cause entitled McLnden McIinden ct al. ~
70; $50 Equity docket %, Of the Supreme Court.A
OF the District OF Columbia the undersigned will offer
f9r saIe q Rnblis suction front Of the premises
MGNOA1. FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH, 1884. AT FOUR
OCLoSkP.M lot No 2, In Cox and Wrght's subdivi.
cn OF Mt Pleasant laid down in the record OF the
Dstct OF Hhe said lot fronting % feet on
Boundary street and containing 252 square feet
Terms Of SALE One third cash. and residue at Six
ana eighteen months to be secured by interest
De ing notes Of the purchaser and reserved lien
the property sold q. cash 1t option $50
down Ht the time Of SALE The Trustee reserves the right
.9 resell st the rsf and cost defaung purchaser
aL.er three days notice IN he Evening star news
paper IN the event Of his failure comply with the
Sss%s o. sale pr,,,, JoHN Hanna. T.ustee
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. fe66-eo&ds
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
for two thousand tin patrol CASES for the Ire saving
service There were eight bidders. the lowest
1elng Rowland A Robbins or New YORK, st sas pr
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To-day George T.
was excused nom -

4. " II
vice as iuror IN the Criminal Court
Officers Slater. Pearson and Rrean have ncpn de-
tailed al police headquarters In conssoueDfs Of the
large nun Der OF robe'r1es reported and the fsct
mat much ~ the time OF the detectives n con-
sumed IN going 10 the courts as witnesses
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A PROPOSED HOME FOR FALLEN WoNKN.-The As
soc1atiOn for Works OF Mercy filed a certificate OF
incorporation to-day. The object is to establish
and maintain home or refuge for fallen women.
cock, Harry C. Whiting, Robert Reyburn. N. D.;
Seymour w. TullOck and JOS K. McCammon.
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RoyalLIQUIDGLUE
Mends verythin.g
Solid az Rock!-Hard as
A d 4 m q u t!-Firm as
Granted! Str ongest,
Toughest and Most
Elastic Glue on Earth!
Absolutely Unbreak-
able and 1nseparable!!
No heating!-No prep
arat ion "A ! W avs
Ready! Always Ii
quidN! Mends China,
Glass, Wood, Leather,
Patches on Shoes, Rub
Der, Crockery. Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth,
NV, orpantu G<1~n T,,r
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THE BALTIMORE ELoPEMENT.-Mr. Bauersox, Of
Baltimore, the father Of the girl who It is alleged
ran away with young man named A. j. Clarke
last week with, as supposed, matrimonial inten-
tons, was here last evening seeking some clue. 1t
is understood that he obtained not the Slightest
clue OF the Whereabouts OF the parties and left In
late train for home
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GLADsroNE's EGYPTIAN PoLIcY CRITICISED N
PARIIAMENT.-Aftef the reading OF the queens
criticisms were made upon the references to the
Egyptian policy, and it was asserted that the gov
eminent had not been successful and its vAc1llAng
course had tended further TO demoratxe AFFAIRS In
Egypt The address, however, was adopted
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The Marketa.

BALTIMORE Feb 6a 30 skies, consolidated
n-fores 81 new threes, So; North Carolina SKIES,
BALTIMORE. Feb. G.-Cotton quiet-middlfns. 1o,sa
los. Flour steady, with moderate delnand-Howard
street and western q 5a3 rs do extra Oa4 IS
do. family, 15a5. 10; city mills super. 275a3 90 do
extra 375s6.25; do Rio brands 5.75as00; Patapsco
family. $50; DO superlative patent 100. Wheat
southern red 10; los1 i2H do amber 1l3s1I5: No.
i01 . rs s;x FEBRUARY a o'a1 9I March 1osai
white lover yeo lilo ner ysstsrn higher ana dun
sBos fS&ssosH Ee6 er GLASS; 6sH.eo May.
southern 4s43 western white 42s4s; do. mixed 4oa41
steady-prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
IA. GOALS OO. Provisions higher and firm-Mess pork
1900. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides
packed. Sal0. Observation-Disclosures. 81; clear rib sides
10A. Hams 144al4A. Lard-refned. TO- Butter easier
western packed, 1oa23 creamery, 25as5 Eggs lower
Coffee higher and rnl-Ro cargoes ordinary to fair.
1lhal2% Sugar essier-A soft, ~; copper refined
quiet N 4, Whisky quiet 1sai 49,. Freshts to
grain lower G 2faSd Receipts so 1850 barrels
bushels: rye: 800 bushels. slnpmsntswheat, 5000
bushels corn 1l9 coo bushels.
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A Dull Day i'm Wall Street.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6. las p. m.-The Post saws:
There was do-nothing temper to the stock market
again TINS forenoon. 1t IS largely believed and ap-
parentiy with some reason, that the market is In
the control OF the bulls and that these are repre-
sented py some OF the most prominent operators
and capitalists. Nevertheless they exhibit no dis
position 10 push prices UP just at present and aside
IRON these leaders the bull spectators on the bull
side, as well as the general public. show some dis
position to await better respects Of the settlement
Of the difficulties in the trunk line pool
and among the granger roads in Iowa
ana Nebraska. Notwithstanding the delays
on the adjustments OF these various difficulties
there Is reason for thinking that they Will be set
t!eu without war On rates. and the opinions eX-
pressed 10y some Of The trunk line joint executive
committee yesterday and to-day is that the meet
Ing tomorrow will be harmonious Nevertheless,
the market waits for the fuliment OF these expec-
talonS In the stock this morning the lowest
prices were touched about 1870, at which time
every active stock on the list. except Illinois Cen
tral and New York Central, was "a to q lower than
at the close last night, and exceptional declines OF
IL on Wabash preferred and Western Union 1ss
But about Has the market began to improve. and
the activity increased from that time until 1880 at
which time the advance from the lowest prices was
I to Ia, the latter on Lackawanra, with X on
Reading, = on Northern Pacific preferred, & on
Union Paclflc, and i to = on Others. There was In
the same time an exceptional advance on Manitoba
10 g. the coal Shares were exceptionally strong
after IL O'Clock.
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THE Mississippi River Commission has made
arrangements with the marine hospital service for
the treatment In its hospitals OF all their sick en-
ployeS from ST. Paul to New Orleans
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
18TH A. D. 1883 and recorded in iber No 1O4O fiiol
4S ct ssq one Of the land records Of the District
premises, on FRIDAY, The EIGHTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY. 1874. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
real estate TO wit: All Of original lot numbered eight
in numbered one hundred and four as the same
laid down upon the ground plat plan Of the city Of
tersst to said day q sale amount to s742 S This
ave rooms (No. 525 2lst street northwest0 -
Terms Of sale: One half Of the purchase money in
cash the balance In six and twelve nths after the ay
OF SALE with interest at six cent annu to be
secured by deed OF trust the property sold the
chasers option Adepesit Of s75 viii be required upon
with in Ave days after the day of sale the Trustee re-
the right to resell at the risk of the de-
fauting purchaser purchasers All convey ancue at
purchasers cost.
ja30-eOts CHARLES Il KNIGHT Tr11stee
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BUY. SELL AND CARRY STOCKS, GRAIN, PROv1-
SONS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND IN
LOTS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD
OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Is
INVITED 70 EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF
THIS OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTATIONS AND
SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS ta5
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TIE CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoN.-The whole
number Of applicants examined at the civil service
rooms to-day was 1923. OF this number seventy.
three were candidates for the lower grades and
fifty six for the higher grades.
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POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRU.
AIRY. 1884 at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
Georgetown Market House, shall sell the three Fish
cries on the Upper Potomac known Clouds Landing
Terms CASH
feb4-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH VINES, CO0NAC, CHAM
i PAGNE6 AND CORDIAL&
French Clarets. 81. 50 per gallon.
American native Wines. brandies and Champagne
California Virginia aud Ohio, 26c . bottle.
kOUx TAULELLE, l747 Penna ava
Agents for hrst-class house, Bordeaux, BurEundy
ta32Ws
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nomination To-day.
The President sent the following nomination 70
the Senate to-day:
Edward s. Tooey TO be postmaster at Boston,
Massachusetts,
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-04
stock Market.

The following quotations Of stocks are received
daily by telegraph: