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puBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
A. PROPERTY III the Town OF Elm Grove
n9 , and lot; house containing six rooms, good
Building Lots adIoiulng W.. y. 4 <. iaiisoad md
S,:Slionnl Road. w! be sold on the PROMISES in
Elm Grove, on THURSDAY. November "a, isl.
eomme2e!ng q 10 o'clock A.. 81. For particulars
undersigned. where ,llas' Of tic properly can be
secii,, Terms. one third OF the purchase money
eash IN hand; and the residue ID two equal annual
cured by deed Of trust oil tho property sold. HVf'
-oG@r29.W4s slAnW ". 7. j.. v. CHAMBERS. y
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Covered With Blotclics.

want 10 tell gov tina. Your Cutlcum Rcsolvcnt Is
magnificent. About three mon,ha asn my face was
Of liesolventl wRs perfectly cured.
FhEDlaiICk MAITRE.
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Hon. JupoE ]. NJ. CorrlSEUnY, Cleve-
land, O.,says: 81 have used scores OF pile
cures. audi affords me pleasure to say
that have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re.
lief rs DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment." Wholesale Agents: Logan / Co.,
Wheeling, ". Va, end &c. Dent & Co.
bridgeport, Ohio. Dsw
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Every Day

GREAT bargains In Children's, misses
and Ladies' shoes, at 2l6a Main street.
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Ivy Poisoning.

For all eases Of %oisonins by Ivy or dogwood,
can warrant Cntlcurh TO cue every time. ! huy,
sold y for i've ycan md u Ecv.r fails.
HnLll|1oS, MAS.
Sold everywhere. Cu,lcum, Soc: Soap, 80; Re
solvent, 81 70. IN,
POTTER DRuc y CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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j. w. FEERELl's,
Corner Main nn4l TWenty-frst st.
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CHICAGO. Ill, nov. 7.-flouf dull nnl I'LL.
ehanggi, feeling weaker. Wheat In fair demand,
Mn Her, but shipments continue small; opened
easy anu w lower, but ilucIuatcl md closed ~
under Yesterday; Sales raMgod: November ;3a73Mc;
y December lda%7i}ff: January 7Sea:S5ts' closed
i5slte; No. ? red 7;iEc:. No. 5 rcd Gh!Gie. Coru In
fair demand, weak and lower, closed An,Sc lower;
cash ilaii lic, closed at 4il144c; November alailHc,
s,nsea s a tlS,s; year S,ias.e, e!osed T.. S1le; Jsn'
closed ~ ;sst>9c. Oats IN fair demand nnd firm cmh
Exc, November anil year glIc; May 2siiaa!gc,
close! ~ 2s}sce;, Rye steady al Dte4c., harley quiet
mani active hut ruled .G..ie lower, early rallied
1Ohl5c ma closed steady; cash sl3 COILS 20; Jan.
aasy ~ ajail u. eh$ed at ST. Siill.ail a.: Fehrart.
~ 81 inail, -, closed, u, siI vigil 60, Lard cnsl.
November q. ySi6 971,ac; Deccmber6 q sa6. s711Ge; Jan.
!lnsy G.9ea6o5c, closed Ut G.y9kavi.g5c. LUX meats
" tair demand and lower; shoulders. boxed, 5.sAa
5:1oc; short RIB G.oia7.?5e; short clear 7,tNi7. iic.
whisky steady n,td unchanged ut u u. liutter
duli; choice 10 fancy creamery .M2sc: fair 10
choice 9hl!ic. Egg easier at 9a2lc. Afternoon
Board-Whcat Inactive: declIned Ha1sc. Corn In.
nstiye; November declined n: December do.
Oats ensior: declined kn3c. Pork weaker; dc.
cllned re. Lard weaker; Sovcmbes and january
BALTIMORE, Nov: Flour easier and quiet;
toward Street and western superlnc :! 2tal &c;
u" .Aaont' iuHiis 60 oNAt ~. .NHcalJ NthttEll
lower ald fairly active; No. . winter red spot s0%
aiHohc: November sot4asic: December oll4nslNc:
january. SJxnsic. Corn, western steady and nctsye:
mixed November 4.a5!c: year 4714a we; January
4GAc asked. Outs quiet; western white ;3aSJc;
mixed alaS.c: Rye. quiet nj 6a4G3c. Hay quiet
and steady. Provisions qnle,; mes pork sd 80.
I!llk meats. shoulders aud clear rib sides, packed,
7%n9Ac. Bacon, shoulders. SIC: clear rib sides
lihr. Hams lt.fai5c; innl. refined &c. Rn.ter
firm; Western packed l2i!.c; creamery ?.a3lc.
Coffee dull; l.io caIgoes, ordinary to fair Ssia9Ac.
sugar quiet;A soft NC. Whisky steady NJ 81 lisa
| ~. . llGrtH Er
1.-Two Stock. gtgl W.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The Drortr'a Journal reports:
Live hosh-ltccelpts 2J,0:0 head; shipments $500
head. Market slow, weak and loo lower: rough
packing 5 lloat55; packing and shipping s. GOa5 30;
light A25ai -; sk!ps s. 5uai 10. Cattle Receipts
$500 head: shipments 3.Ub heal; market brisk
ana ilsrnet; EXPORTS So oea6 q: po9r to choice ship.
rough ntlc steady; Wyoming 81 eMai IL; Montana
81 Gn'5 -. sheep Receipts 1909 head: shipments
none; market weak; Inferior 10 fair S. iUaJ Ol:
choice 81 Nai 10.
Petroleum.
n.,rIHoRE. Nov. 7.-pe,roleum nomtnally steady
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"THIRD PRESDYTERIAN
eS CHURClI-S. G. Hair, pastor. Services sni,
bath. Communion at l0s:D AjM.a Sabbath School
at ?:O r. ". Evening service nj 7:aD. ,Ta'
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NSDCHAPLTNE. STREET At. u.
Wy CHURCII-scryiccs tomorrow ut l0,n i. "
aud ?. N. The pastor. Rev. H. c. Sanford. Ali nre'
cordially Invited. sabbath School ut . O'Clock.
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Petroleum.

n.,rIHoRE. Nov. 7.-Peiroieum rominally steady
at 7aATsfc, --sGEf5
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A GOOD FARM FOR SAIE-I WILL
~ offer at private sale for thirty days, my Farm
~ Brooke county, buffalo township, near West
Liberty, containing eco acres. Said farm Is in a
so9d state q cultivation with fair improvements
which crops ont at tho surface. Abundance Of
iruit and vel! watcred. Convenient to church.
Normal School md bethany College. Possession
GUS SMITH. Call on or address, J.VP. SMITH.
West Liberty. ". Va. oc6a
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NEW fonx, Nov. s.-Money easy At lka2 percent.
Prime mercantile paper Sac percent. Sterling u.
change, bankers bills ,frmer at 81 So: demand
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THE MAIoltlTlEs


aclni,ned by Gibson; not official.
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sirap ssrs In tho CITY aud Wheeling Folks
F'- N.IFfr ..' ~ #H# t1rnnl. .#..#H. ~. ~.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r. r.
MA& =:s:..:.:s s:gs.5=:7
tunaeMstu Tine Table OF taAscngcr fMfus COZ.
rectM JULf p. lSi-Central Standard Time:
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
PERsoMAL;PoINTs.

Miss SUSIE WILLARD, one Of East Wash
ington's most charming and accomplished
young ladies', Will depart for Lockport, N. y,
this evening, on an extended visit to friends.
PROFESSOR WINFIELD l.. PARSONS, of
the Spencerian college, will 90 to Cape May
Point next week with u View OF spending the
summer at the seashore for the benefit OF his
health.
REV. WILLIAM G. STEWART, postmas-
ter at Tallahassee, Fla, and who was one of
the four delegates.at-large from that State to
the lasJ Chicago Republican Convention, was
In the city yesterday. Mr.: Stewart Is mem
pointed by the late convention to advise tho
Republican nominees for President and Vice
President OF their nominatlen. He left for
Boston yesterday, whence tho committee Will
proceed TO Augusta, Me-, on the ooh Instant.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
ABOUT LOBBYING.
The Seating OF Mr.. Engttsh-What
Members aud Ex- Members Tcsti.
fled 10 To-day About Lobbying.


Members aud Ex. n embers rcsti.
fled 10 To-day About Lobbying.
The special committee to Investigate whether
there Yves misconduct on the part OF the elder
English In securing the seating of his son, or
whether any other ex-member had ABUSED hls
privilege OF access to the floor Tor lobbying
purposes mot to day.
Mrs. NJ. L. Weller and Miss Mamie Weller
testified about Mr.. Weller meeting them at
the depot on the afternoon that the final vote
In the Peelle-English case was taken. They
had telegraphed him from Cumberland.
General Payne, an ex-Member OF the House,
testified that he had never violated Rule 81 OF
the House, which regulates the conditions I'M
der which ex members OF the House have &C.
cess TO the floor.
MIR. McGowan, another ex-Member, testified
that he had never violated Rule 81.
General Green ID. Rauln, eX-Commissloner of
Internal Revenue, testified that he had never
lobbied on the floor. He and Mr.. Willis, who
wos the author OF the Bonded Extension bill,
went around TO see Members at their houses.
Representative Blunt testified that he had
seen eX.Members on tho floor OF tho House
who were, he believed, Interested IN leglsla-
Hon, but no had no personal Information OF
the fact.
Representative Tom Bayne, OF Pennsylvania,
who was tho author OF tho resolution which
led TO the investigation, said that all he knew
about the English.Weller matter was purely
from the Information from others. Mr.. Horr,
OF Michigan, and perhaps one other, told him
about Mr.. Weller's leaving the House I'M
elder Mr.. English.
Poll dexter Dunn said that he knew that OK
Repres entative Harris, OF Virginia, who Is at.
totney for several railroad corporations, had
tried to influence Members on the floor OF the
House.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The little children OF South Washington
during this examination season have be.
slowed many floral gifts upon the police OF
the First Precinct. Sergeant Leach and ON.
Ger Marks have probably each received q cart
road OF bouquets-and from little girls too.
Colonel James p. Knott, whose serious Ill
ness was mentioned in THE CRITIC yesterday,
10 reported to-day to be sinking very fast.
The excursion season seems to DO fairly
opened. The street cars are crowded with
} leasure-seekers from early morn until the
lest boat leaves the wharf.
South Washington news and advertisements
for THE CRITIC can be left at Clarvoe's con-
iectioncry, corner OF Seventh and L streets
southwest.
Mr.. E. G.wheeler has thoroughly overhaulei
and renovated his mansion, corner OF Sixth
and N streets southwest.
Oficer LOTUS killed n valuable dog belong
ing to David Hammersley yesterday evening,
thr cause being by the dog having one leg cut
or y the street cars.
The steamer Thompson left here for Baltl-
more, last Sunday night, to be reprinted, &c.
The steamer Mattanno is hauled up at Cum
berlaI DIS boathouse, at the foot Of Ninth
street, 10 be reprinted and overhauied.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
FINED for Driving over a Child.

This afternoon In the Police Court q young
man named william Boswell was put on trial
for assault on John d. Martinez, q 2Omonths'
old child, by driving q horse and wagon over
him. The alleged assault took place on the
9Th instant, on Seventh street, near Il street
southwest, and tho child was badly injured.
The defendant claimed that the horse be-
came frightened at the bells on the crossing
at the b Il p. depot, and he had him pretty
well checked and did his best to avert the ac-
cident, but the child was In tho street and ran
against his wheel.
Judge Smell said that parents having little
children under tho age OF discretion should
keep them out of the street whore vehicles are
passing Ho also said that parties driving are
bound to exercise certain amount OF caution,
and he would fine the defendant $50.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
The House Refuses 10 Consider Them
To-day.

In the House to-day Mr.. Miller, OF Pennsyl.
vania, tried TO get resolution through declar.
ing Chalmers entitled TO seat In tho House
from the Second Mississippi District after his
fret resolution directing the Committee on
Elections TO report In the Chalmers" Manning
case as early as possible had been decided not
to be question OF privilege.
The resolution was voted down, ths Demo.
Gratis voting no and the Republicans voting
aye.
Judge Lowry, OF Indiana, then tried to get
up the Ohio case, IN which the Elections Com.
mittee reports In favor OF uneeating Mercy, the
Sitting Republican member, and putting In
Campbell, Democrat. The House, however,
decided 10 tako up the bill amending tho
Thurman Pacific Railroad act and proceeded
with It's consideration.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
THAT MYSTERIOUS S2so,ooo.
A Conference Proposed for so-,Iay
Witch Did Not Come or

There was TO have been a Joint meeting to-
day ~ the House Committees on Approprla.
tions and Foreign Affairs with the Secretary OF
State present In regard to the appropriation OF
S"bO,OOO Inserted In tho Consular and Diplo-
matte bill by tho Senate. That amount is
proposed ~ be used for the purchase OF tho
franchise OF the Nicaraguan Canal Company.
The Foreign Affairs Committee and tho Secre.
tary Of State were on hand, but not member
OF the Appropriations Committee appeared on
The scene. There was an adjournment until
tomorrow. II is pretty certain that the House
VIII not accede TO the $3.50 900 appropriation.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
Colonel FURNISHES shortage.

Comptroller Lawrence states that an iuyes-
legation of Colonel Burnsides accounts, as
disbursing onicer OF the Postofilce Department.,
shows that shortage exists OF exactly
S62,042.57. This deficiency Is almost exclu.
sively from tho contingent fund. Judge Law
renee says that IL has been unJustly charged
that the accounting officers OF the Treasury arc
In any way to blame for the failure TO discover
the POPULATIONS at an earlier stage. The
Treasury officials, he says, performed their
whole duty In tho matter.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

Frank Trigg, passenger agent of the O. 4 o..
10 out OF the city.
II. w. Fuller general passenger agent O. &
.. Road, passed through the city to-day for
Richmond, Va,
Colonel Sol Haass, trafIlc manager or the
Richmond X Danville system OF railways, left
this morning via Virginia Midland South.
Mercer Slaughter, general passenger and
ticket agent OF tho Il. & ID, Il. r., has been
quite sick at his home, In Richmond, for some
days,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

All eyes-Democratic eyes-are .srit'ned
toward Saratoga Just now. Whatynbdon the
convention Will take with refeothte to Tam.
many is giving great mRRBpeople q deal OF
trouble. Some fear thaSrBhvention Will DO the
scene OF a regular Sasffashioned Tight This
wouldn't be soseBowever, II the delegates
would all drtn4S rharp's pure whisky instead
OF any Qtsef. Tharp keeps at Sl8 + street
northeast,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
The House and the Navy Depart
menI Frauds

Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, chairman of tho
House Committee on Expenditures IN the
navy department., has for some time past
aeialcatlon In tho Surgeon-G eneraIs ONCE.
He Intended to ask FOR an iuyestigatIoni hui
now that the Secretary Of the Navy has instl.
vigorously, $50 fsSg}hfs'-o"
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

Dennis Driscoll and Maggie Drlscoll.
Charles A. Kolo and Lissetta Al. Gasch.
A. NJ. Green, OF Hyndman, par aud oregan
/. Barber, OF this city.
Patrick Roam and Minnie Hunter.
VIM. II. Hudson and Lizzie L. Raybold, both
OF Baltimore, Md.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
DIED.

EIMER.-on juno 10, 1884, Frederick Ell.
mer, aged years, month and II days.
GRANEY.-On June IT, 1884, at 4 80 a. M,
suddenly OF heart disease, Catharlne, the be-
loved wife OF Michael Graney, aged 90 years,
native OF County Kerry, Ireland.
The friends and relatives are invited to
attend her funeral at o a. m. ON Thursday,
June 10, from her late residence, corner OF
Fourth street and Massachusetts, avenue
northeast.
HoRN.-0n Monday morning, June 10,
1884, at O'Clock a. M, Olga Horn, aged II
years and 2 months.
EHowELL.-on June 10, 1884, at ;35 p. m,
Sarah Edna Howell, aged q months and Is
days.
LEE.-In St. Louis, Mo, on June II, 1891,
Major John +. Lee, OF Washington, DC.
WAGGENER.-on Tuesday morning, June
IL 1884, at 80 u. M, of cholera intautum,
Norris Mcdaniel, youngest son OF Norris NJ.
and the late Eugenia W. Wnggener, aged 10
months and 10 days,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
ylted TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his grandfather, Eugene Blondel.
432 street northwest Thursday, June 10,
at 3 o'clock u, m, .1Eal
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
The washing ta,,saafF company
Iro selling go9Rssahd frames at panic prices
20. o34 E.RkDtot
~ Debate On the Irish Question

This evening the Y. NJ. O, A. and Jefferson
clubs Will engage In the DEBATE on the Irish
question, which was postponed from last We'd
nesday evening. Judge William b. Smell Will
preside al the meeting, which takes place In
and friends OF both clubs are Invited 20 at.
tend.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
FINANCIAL.
To.day,s stock Quotations.

Tho following observations or the transac-
lions In the financial market TO- day, together
furnished by the clearinghouse OF II. ID.
Cooke, 1r, Co., 1920 street, Washington,
n
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
WiIlIam ID. EngIIah Mere.

william II. English, ar, Is In the city 70 at
tend the pending investigation by a special
committee OF the House OF certain mAtters In
which he 10 personally interested.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

The weekly report OF tho Health Onicer
shows that tho number OF deaths occurring
during tho week ending June 10 was 81, Al
white and 10 colored, the rate OF mortality
white, 30.Ql for the colored and 22,06 for the
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

that we sell an all wool QaBs. suit rQrile. 'fho,
do not realize the cot d mRtaHiaf. We maxi
the sacrifice to unloN tDufpiua stock. Else
man Bros. caERarseyehth aud L.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

We are oversize sSthererore look on, for
bargains In clQlelpg. Elseman Bros, the
most promleent pi9hiers ana tallors, corner
beVRAt1Etiiid Il. W
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
ron EXCHANGE.

WxJANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
wv for old onep At Butlee'n Stove Exchange,
Jor. sta and X smoky chimneyB cured or no
pay stoves exchanged for groceries; old btovea
Sought n7
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
PROPOSALS.
FOR sTATIONERY.

SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
SENATE OF THE UNIrkD STATES,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., June 10, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this office
until IL o'clock No. July 10 1854, for furnishing
stationery for the use Of the Senate Of the United
States for the next fiscal year.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the quantity
and quality OF eacn article and the form OF bond
to be aligned by the bidder and sureties, will be
fnrnished ON application TO this Office.
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals for
Stationery for the Senate, and be directed to the
Seer etary of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
ANSON @. McCOOK,
Secretary Of the Senate OF the U. s.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
ZOE SALE IND RENI.

PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos. E. wAGGAMAN. 0I7 street.
Changes made Wednesdays and SaturdayB.i
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
Nuit for PerfOrmnnce of COntrnct.

Jos. l.. southron, August wordeman and
Lawrence Gardner, respectively, to-day flled
bills In equity against Sarah W. Fitzgerald for
the specific performance OF q contract. They
paying cash for the same on condition that the
same should DO free OF taxes and liens. Upon
examination II was found that the property,
trust for $4,000. They asked that the defend.
ant be compelled TO give them clear title TO
their purchase.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
RRIED.

CoBEN-SIMPsoN.-o Thursday morning,
dune IL, 1884, at the residence OF tho brides
parents, by the Rev. u. II, Naylor, ID. D., Will
liam X. Cohen to Il. Louise Simpson, daughter
OF Il. Il. Simpson, esq. No cards.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
Another Fnnt ocean Trip.

QUEENSTOWN, June 19.--The steamship
America, OF the National Line, arrived here
az 6il1 o'clock this morning, making the trip
from New York IN six days fourteen hours
aud eighteen minutes, the fastest Eastern trip
on record. -'
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
Parties In search of 1
PersonnIs.

can crafty their wants wIthaEssdinch money
at rhS Washington AskapANO' osl stree
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
This Beats All.

true blue English Seize suit, spFnotlisg
to compare 10 them In pb@ Rpf3Qdality frdsn
Maine TO California. E&Syp6h' Bros, corner
Seventh and E,.szsaskst
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
B. f. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

cal SEVENTH STREET NoRTHwEsT.
The public IL respectfully notified that am no
longer at sa2 st., hut e2f Seventh street q. W.
Mako no mistake. r. n. HARVEY.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
Ndi'N.

Chicago Grain ana Provision Fu-
lures.
Tho following summary by b. X. Plain 4
Co, ST. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago produce mar
BET mn TO ono y. m. to-day:
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

Bonanza week alta. saks d CO.'S.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18

ADDISON DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN ANDOABINEr
MAKER.
Ready-made Coftins, Casketa and Bhrouds. No.
ROl ~ Ct, corner OF q q. W, Branch Store, 81
MASS. ave. n. ". Orders promptly executed At
reasonable rntea f0n
The Evening critic., 1884-06-18
Personal.

~ ~ ~ - y. {, !. : ~ -,
ELEGANT SUITS MHDE FOR t5 WASH
tent ONCE. New systen Pr dresscuttlns taught
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-02-23
MARINE NEWS.
PoRT oR PORTLAND.
FRIDAY. Feb. %.

Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, st John, NIB, via East
Sch WIN Huston Chase, Baltimore-coal to Ran.
dan q McAcA lister.
Sch Cora Morrison, Cobb virginia-oysters to
Timmons & Halves.
Sch BENZ Courtney, Baker, New Bedford-guano
to Cram.
Sch Alta V Cole. Cole, Boston, to load for Cuba.
Sch Julia A Ward, Stevens. Boston, to load for
Cuba.
Passed by, at noon. sch Elliott B Church, from
Baltimore for Bath.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-02-23

DOR SALE. $4,000 buys Hay and Grain
| A business, good store, fine trade, show net
profits OF $1,000 pr year run by lresent oAner
| all necessary equipment,. viii stsnd the moss
thorough investigation. W. F. OARRUTHtRS, q
| fremont Row, Boston feb16s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-02-23
Gloucester Fish Market.

Georges Codtish-we quote prime Georges s5M
Pqtl for large and So for medium; pickle-cured
Bank $685. a SO Is for large and S2s4 for medium;
dry do S - and S3A y qtl. shores So and 50 o.
Nova Scotia dry Goldfish at S5le and 81; do pickle
cured at So and So; Bay Trawl So. Cusk at s3A
Haddock at 50, Pollock at S255 and Hake STA U
qtl slack sailed Pollock S3sa.
Bonsless and prepared fish 3R to &c " ID for
Hake 412 to &c for Haddock and Cusk, and g to SC
Goldfish. Smoked Halibut 13c y lib, Smoked Sal
at tic; Scaled Herring at l6c " box,No and
tucks &c. Bloaters Soc v hundred.
Mackerel-Small stock in first hands and held at
S25 u Dbl for is. $lb for Is. $l0haG$ll tor 3s and
So for as Nova Scotas SIG, $l3 and IL for is, 2s
and Ss.
Herring-we quote Nova Scotia and Labrador at
s. " Dbl; medium do $31a; large gbbed at $31s;
medium and small do So Shore round $3s4.
Trout al STA p bbl Picked Goldfish at $51s HAL
dock at So, Halibut Heads at $31a, Tongues $l0Hs
Sounds at $l2, Tongues and Sounds at Sll, Ale
wives at 81; Salmon at SO; Fins $l5, new; No
Shad 81 o; Swordhsh none.
Fresh Haibut-Last sales at and sc y ID for
: white and gray.
Frozen Herring We quote at Csc ~ hundred;
Pure Medicine Oil 81 10 " gal, crude do al soc,
Blacklist Oil 7Uc; Cod do 46(04Sc Shore do at 44Gg
A5c. Porgie do, none on the market
Porgie scrap$l2 p ton;Fish do $lO,lIiVer do $l7.
Fresh lvers 6uc y bucket.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-02-23

EOk sALE.-The valuable property situate !
or Congress street and known as the estate OF
the JUDGE Fitch Heirs. House and addition, valua-
PIE house los about twenty three thousand feet, by
n. 3. GARDNEk. No. 90 EAchanga ST. feb22*