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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
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SdculdrsS a 3 re n 1884. Sn2S4,
alio Dor 1000 Sabren, trat Der beibnii9e
Raiier Oiocletian bic Ssrri6aft bss sroBen
r6miiden Gei6es an er resierte bis 3O5.
Sn ben eriten Sabren ieiner Gegieruns err
f%reuteu ii6 bic Gbriiten ieiner %wobluollens
ben @eiinnung, 10 baB bas g%briitentbum
i6 INNER mebr ansbreitete. Sn ben
Stdbten entitanben sr0Bsrs 8irden, uno
Gbriiten ~gelan9ten gu aniebnli9en Nems
tern. 9o9 Die Siege iiber bic Yerier
ma6ten ben &aiier Siocletian iibermiis
tbig er trus elm 0iaoem pie bic morsens
lGnoii6en Oespotii9en 6erri9er, fibrte
pus morsenldnbiI9e Sofpeien elm unb
lieB ii9 nur NIT vSerr unb @ott" anres
ben. SIM Sabre 1903 befubl er cine gbris
itenperfolsuns, wel9e Die sraBli9ite pon
alien mar. Sn elmer Ssrfisung befabl er,
ale 9riltli6en 6ir6en nieoerSureiBen, bic
beiligen Bidder 3u uerbrenncn, bic 8ir6en>
uoriteber einsutertem unb ale Sbriiteu 10
LANCE ;u ~foltern, bis ie ben @Ottern ses
opfert bdtten, unb ale gu tobten, Die ii6
weigern piiroen. Yiele Saulenoe trcf oies
goos, itanobaft bulbeten ite Die qualuoQen
SOoesarten unb %errangten bic Srone bes
Wtartpriums. Oas paren barte uno l9pes
re I3eiten fiir bic Stride. 4s4, mitbin Dor
400 Sabren, besann Der arianii9s &Onig
Sunneri6 bic blutiss g%s,folsuns Der
beilisen Stride in Nfrita. Suns
neri6 lit Idnsit toSt, Die 6riitlide Cir
DIT bsitebe nod. sS4, alio Dor 1000
Subren, bsities 6abriun III. ben pdpits
li9en Stubl, BEN CT nur ein Sabr inne
bate; ss5 itarb er i6on. 1884, mitbin
Dor 500 Sabrsn, itifte Der beilise Bruno
ben ~itreusen Orosn oer..aartbbdui er. 1884
uerOronete ..ber sroBe Sapit @resOr
VII, paB Der Sumitus Der Serebruns
Dedria seweibt weroe. 1884, ooer uor
500 Sabreu ltarb @erbarb @root uon
9spsnter, Glitter Der 8leritsr uno Brit
oer bes semeiniamen 9ebeus, beren Mits
slieb Sbomas pom &empen mar, belien
yNa9folse 9briiti" III allen Spra9en
iiberiest lit. 1916, alio Dor 400 Sabren,
beitiss SunocsnS VIII. BEN pdpitli6en
Stubl er mar Bapit bis 1892. 1884,
alio Dor 300 Sabren, itarb Der beilise Sarl
gorromdus, Der sroBe grsbii9of Don
Mtailano, Elm Batter Der armen, Elm gors
bib Der Yrieltsr, elm Mann, bo6peroient
Inn feline Oi6ceie uno Die Stride. Was
miro man ~einitens pom Sabre 1884 beri9s
ter tonnen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

SD lit al i6weren @riess uno Nierens
gei9weroen. tonute feline MeoiSin, feinen
NrSt finben, Der mid bat furiren %fOnnen,
bis i'd ySopfensS ittern" p~robirte unb na6s
Der iteti9 sebraudte, uno bann mar i4 in
furSer 3eit turirt.
Gin tpoblbefanuter MouOfat
bon @agne Co., u. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Silt tuDlf

y9aobins, nat is Be Rlof?"
r0at wiro lei iino, WuOoins gilt
tpOlf!"
Seds unb oreiBis Sabre binburd taft
tdslid bate Die 5rau, penn Der Mann bes
Na6ts na9 6auie fam, 10 sefrast:
rSaobins, nat is De Slot?"
Ssds unS oreiBis Sabre bir.bur9 bate
Der aIte Suride ieoesmal bieielbe antport
bereit.
.@at miro lei iinO, Muboins, gilt
tmolf."
Seds unb breiBis Sabre 6inburd nal
es Der Srau aud niemals einsefauen, baran
su Sweifeln.
Gines Na9ts lit ibr I'M Sraume, ais
tame Der Damn sur Sbir berein uns Tie
fraste ibn: rSaooin9, mat is be 8lot?"
9lls tie feline Intport erbdlt, pa9t ie
barber auf, siinbet 9idt on unb iiebt mad
Der llbr, = Der 3eiger seigt auf pier, iie
ltebt na6 benz Sett ibres nod 1T es leer.
Seet sins ibr plOslid elm 9idt aui unb
ie wuBte mad SO Sabren auf einmal, mas
Ole Slofe 9elbla9en bate.
Die Stubentbiir %fnarrt, ibr Mann tritt
elm uno bdnst ieinen. SUIT IN ben &ieseI.
Die 6rau oentt: @iait bid iiberseusen,
Oh er bid aud beute beliisen wirb. Sic
itelt lid, ais wa3e lie erit auf uno frast
leiie aus ibrem Sett beraus:
ySapbins. nat is Be alot?~
r8at miro lei iinb, Rupbins, gilt
twOlf!"
rSaobins, On Iiisit I'M On beit mi i'm.
mer belosen", ruff Die 5rau unb iprinst
aus Dem Sett = ybe Slot is ni9t tw0If,
be 6Iot is peer"
uWat - irit ueer?" sibt Der damn CUR
Nntport.
IS Mubbins, benn beu it ia nod a6t
Stunoen Sieb!" nimmt BEN Sut pom &ies
gel unS sebt wieber ieiner @ese.
Die 6rau aber bat ME pieper sefrast:
rSaobins, nat is be Slod?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Sin Sbron ausse i9Iif EN-
&rpitaIlgIas lit sesenwdrtis in
Qonoon in benz Serfaufssew6lbe beS Germ
Osler in Srioroitreet aus9elteat. Der;
ielbe lit Elm wabres Wteilteritid moberner
@laste6nit un6 bsi6dftist 8iinitler,
@lasi6leifer unb @lasbldier IN ben Sirs
m~insbamer Wsrten Der %senannten Serren
bur6 mebrere Menats. llsber benz Sbrons
leiiel erbsbt ii6 Elm pom pier Sdulen ses
tra9euer @lasbaloa6in, Iues in mauris
i6em Stil, Der duBerit funitrei6 ssars
beitst 1T unb nidt penig oaSu beitrdst,
ben brilanten Gfiett bes sansen Sunits
werfss gu beben. Die Irme bss Seis
isls laufsn in ananasfOrnise SnOpie aus,
bic ie 324 nit mathematician 9enauisteit
sei6liiisns Sacetten trasen. Ole SduIen
iinb slei9 benz Gbronieiel nit ein9rapirten
3si6nun9sn perleben. Der serbre9li6e
Sbron 1T fir sinsn inoiiden Siiriten be;
1timmt unb Der Yreis Tam our9 ein ltars
ties MISUNDERSTANDING ieitseitslt wers
ben, wenn MAJ bort, baB Der slei9faIs
aus @Ias uerfertists 5uBidemel $4,000
toitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
9as llaht nihtS.

gu einem bomoopatbii9en Nr;t Fam
zines Cages cine 5rau plOBIi6 serannt unb
tlaste ibm f%olsenoen Sail: rSerr Doctor,
sic werben ii6 wobl nod erinneren, baB
sic meinem Wanne cine fleine bomSopa.
tbii@e SausapOtbste, namIi9 Yiuen in
S9a9teln a%ufbewabrt, seseben baben.
NSeute nun l;eB Der llnsIidielise bieielben
auf benz Glide iteben, mein breiiabrises
Wdo6en fano iie unb aB finfunbswanSis
Sdadteln bauon total auf. = yMit ben
Sda9teln?" fuas Der Doctor. = yNeiu
bic S9adteln lieB iie itsben." = pNur
bann, meinte Der Doctor, baben sic wsitel
feline Nnsit, bas ma1t ni9ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Holanos Eiitole.

Gin auBeroroentli6 ~ieltenes Stif, Serr
Baron, idmunSelt Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iiberlesen, bic ioentificirte 6eueriteinpiifOIe,
wel6e Golanb, ser sroBe 9elp, bel &onces
uales trus, ais er uon ben Sirten eri9las
gen waro.
ga, na, mein Sebrebrteiter, periest Der
&unoe sweifelnO, 10 uiel i9 peiB, CAB es
gu iener i3eit iiberbaupt nod gar feline
Siltolen.
@ans redt, msin lieber Serr Baron,
bas weiB i6 isbr wobl! Oas aber 1T ss
ia eben, mas bas Stiid 10 leltsn ma9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Sas beilige 9aao.

Sin &eiienber, peI6er @Sppten uno bas
beiIige 9ano beiu6te, iagt, er babe sebort,
oaB bas ct. Satobs Del, letner beilenoen
gi9eni6uiten wesen, bort ais ELM Sesen Der
Weni6beit anseieben perOe. 6iinfSis Gents
Die 6lai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
ger. 81. WnaoarSt empiiebltS.

Or. s. 80. q. Ybseton, 1T sin friibsrer
Der. ct. 8unbarst, Der in Bloomington,
Sub. pobnt. Der ar,t i9reibt: sd
recommenbire Samaritan Nervine, neil es
gpilepiie beilt." Die @srste iinb sswObns
lid quite Srsuube Der MebiSin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
glbQebliBt.

9lber, lisbe 6rau, wie lit es oenn mSss
LID, baB bu beitdnbis bas Saar zines ans
oeren weibIi3en Beiens aui beinem ROpfe
trdsit?
9lber, lieber Mann, wie lit ss benn mSss
LID, bab bu beitdnOis bic 9aut zines ans
oeren Ralbes an oeinen SiiBen trd9it?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
2uei Searife uno Gin Wprt.

Sic: Sait On mir ni6t ueriprOden
uno lit es nidt Define Yfi6t, ale meme
geoiirfniiie gu beitreiten?
gr: @epib, unb i'd baltic mein Sers
ipre9en AUDI.
Sic: So2 ollie i'd brau9e elm nsres
&leib!
gr: limb i6 b eitreiteO as!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Yerliner WiB.

rWtutter, i'd Mil uff De StraBe."
vSest BEL bic Oiltsrbstt?"
ySrabe. Sd mill mir nit Gmiln ben
neien 8ometen anieben."
y9ta msinswsssu! glbsr mimi Dir in
N6t unb isb ni6t 10 bi6te 'ranl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
REDUCE EXPENSES.

Times Are not as good - they were, and we
must reduce expenses" IL a remark that Is fire.
Quently heard in every household. and IL is usu-
ally made by the head Of the family. THAT ia
easier said than DONE" replies the wife. Here Is
little advice to the husband which will help
him convince his better half that he intends to
do his part in theidirection Of economy. Go to
GEORGE SPRANSY and buy that beautiful
pair of pantaoons he IL selling for "a. that can
not be equaled any place for the same money:
and the same can be said of George Spransys
two styles Of 4-button cutaway frock suit for
$3.50. In this wsy you can reduce expenses,
and have the satisfaction Of purchasing from the
only clothing house in the city that will give
You . guarantee in writing.
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER,
lG7 SEVENTH STREET
ap22 Opposite q. 8. Post Ofaca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
FoR CONSIDERATIONS.

When one learned in the law is employed to give an
opinion he fs expected to deliberate In order that he
may &c abe to reach safe conclusion and he will not
permit himself to be concluded by hasty opinion be-
cause ne may at that moment be immersed in thought
In some other direction-of the law
When physician is called. he may not be- and indeed
frequently s not able diagnose the 80 he gives
some harmless preparation until he arrive at
rect estimate OF the disease
When wants q suit of clothes he roes o his
tailor aad says Snip, dn you. want suitof Clothes
aHo pe quick about It, too Let what you've got"
suppose snip studying out the pecuiarities of some
o1rer equally eccentric customer how will he be able
at SO short notice to the last conner
Sna eises appreciation. from which satisfactory
iecon can be made possibly and then the garments
look so different when completed from what the
Toner supposed they would that he suspects sometime
else has been substituted
He would be best served If he would say: Schneider
want good suit OF clothes that viii do for street
wear and semi dress occasions WELL and can't afford
to pay more than fifty dollars for it. would like to
have it in reasonable time and when 1t Is done send It
up. and I'll send you a check"
In this way You put Snip on his honor and besides
you enable him to give the right coat to the right maker
instead OF to the wrong one as s too often the case
The warm days will soon be here. and improve the
time before every one leaves his order with
HENNING,
TIE CLOT HIER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

We have just opened 10 pieces of BLACK RHADAMES
at 81 90 VIII b are worth s. 25
Hpieces OF beautiful quality BLACK SILKS at 81 25
worth a great de al more
For Staple Goods these two lots are the cheapest and
best we have seen.
Is pieces of FEDoRO CLOTH. all wool in new tan
and mode shades As inches, 75c
LARGEST stock Of FRENCH DRESS GOODS in this city.
GhALE DE LANES in great variety:
Largest and most select stock of real INDIA PONGEES
to be found They make the most beautiful as well as
the most serviceable cool dress that procured
OUR stock Of Choice Fabrics is complete and we
o1er them at REGULAR NEW YORK PRICES.
Large lot Of REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS stl5c
2oU Styles OF Choice Patterns In FRENCH SATTEENS
ONE PRICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

DECLINED WrrH THAsxa.

It II little odd that city containing somauy
people who follow avocations requiring more
than an average degree of intelligence there
should exist many persons who buy on the in
stalment plan. Its all right for those who do
not intend to pay. but for those that pay when
they promise to its al wrong. As the New York
Herald has said. 1t makes the poor decidedly
poorer and the rich-don't 60 on that plan.r In
less than four weeks we have declined with
thanks" the offer Of patronage Of no less than .
hundred people We don't mark prices on our
goods to get what cash trade II foolish enough to
buy them at fancy prices and sell all we can ON
the so-much per month plan We put our prices
down to low-water mark. They are put there to
attract people who pay for their clothes and not
willing to pay fifty per cent simply because the
money IL to be paid in five or ak instalments.
When firm Is catering for . large cash trade
1t has got to have large. choice stock for the
patron to select from. The cash customer be-
longs to no man. He goes where his money goes
farthest. Its on this idea we have marked our
stock, It's doubly as large as any in this city,
and we want you to look at It before you invest
dollar in Spring Clothes. We never had as good
values to give you we have now while the
style of our garments are way above the average.
You will find the price is
LOW AS THE LOWEST,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

1t Ia to be hoped that all circus clowns, and a
good many newspaper clowns, too, will ponder the
fate OF julien Martinetti, who dropped dead the
other day after making one Of the time-hOnored
jokes on the mother-in-law. Atheistical science
may attribute this sudden death TO heart disease,
but as matter OF fact it doubtless visitation
CT providence on hardened offender who would
insist on making living by weary, fat, stale and
Improbable SCOTS on one OF the most necessary
and generally estimable members o. society. 1t
was, In truth, awful warning that the old jokes
On the mother-in-law have been carried far enough
and all funny men should give it heed and govern
themselves accordingly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
HENNING,
LIME. LIME. LIME.
T q E CT o T n I E R
40 SEVENTH STREET.
GEORGETOWN LIME KILNs,

GEORGETOWN LIME KILNS!
We are prepared to furnish an excellent quality Of
fresh burned Lime to the trade at reasonable
rate can be had in Washington, in quantity Also
keep hand all of the best brands Of imported and
domestic Clements Cacined Plaster. Plasterers HAIR
and White sand, &c. &c.
Kins and Office: Doth street and Chesapeake and Ohio
Cana, D. c. CARTWRIGHT & JOHNSTON.
ap21-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

1t Is difficult to see what work separate bureau
Of labor statistics can do which might not be done
as wen oy means Of existing machinery; but II the
creation OF such bureau Will lead to feeling
among the labor1ng masses that the government Is
disposed 10 treat their interests with sympathy the
expenditure, which Is moderate In amount, will not
be wasted IL Is a pet claim OF demagogues that
the government is disposed TO discriminate against
the workingman's rights. The establishment OF
the labor bureau viii help to dspe this prejudice
And II the new office Is tntelligently managed its
laoors will not only do much 10 throw light on
matters which concern the interests OF the particu-
lar classes for whose benefit the bureau is insu
tuted, but, through them. will be OF advantage TO
the people al large.
The threatened deadlock between the two houses
OF Congress may be said to have begun, as Mr..
Randalps committee has voted TO ask the House to
disagree TO the Senate amendments TO the naval
and post office appropriation bills This report will
undoubtedly be adopted, and then the fight will
open Nj Randall is particularly fierce In his oppo
siton to the additions TO the naval bill, and II Is
not unlikely thai the session will end without any
appropriation for the navy, so that officers might
as wen be looking around for friend In need to
accommodate them with small loan TILL Congress
comes to the rescue next winter with deficiency
bill The fght.over the post Office bill may not be
30 Stubborn but here too, the differences radi-
cal. AMI may be difficult to settle TO the satsfac-
ton o. both houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

1t Is to be hoped that Secretary Folger win not
yield to the insolent demand made by senator Ma
hone for the removal Of Commander Evans from
the inspectorship OF the Fifth Lighthouse district
Commander Evans has performed his duties with
signal energy and ability and his removal is called
for simply In the interests OF Mahone's discredita-
Die political tactics The administration has earned
about enough odium by cooperating with Malone
In his methods OF open defiance to civil service re-
form rules, and should cali a halt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

VIM. SHUSTER SONS
S19 Pennsylvania avenue
N B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. ap22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

Certain queries propounded for discussion at the
annual meeting OF the Quakers, now in session in
Philadelphia, might be profitable for purposes Of
determination TO members of all sects. II is
asked. for instance, religious meetings are duly
attended, and II Friends are clear Of sleeping and
other unbecoming behavior therein" are love and
unity maintained, and le-bear1ng discouraged;
are children reared In plainness Of speech behavior
and apparel. and are they restrained from bad
books and companions; is temperance maintained
and folly avoidedf Such questions as these arenot
out Of season, even II Lent IS over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

with all public business at a standstill, 1t Is
sincerely to be hoped that the revenue rerormers,
who admit that the present tariff debate is for
agitation only, VIII have the grace to 'cut it short
and give the House chance to attend to some Of
the weight5 measures OF practical legislation that
press for attention A few speeches by representa-
tive men on either side ought 10 be enough to make
up the issue, and after that point is reached the
supernuous oratory ought to be confined TO night
sessions and the patient pages Of the Congressional
Record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

A. SAKS & CO.,
ap21 BIG AND 31S SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

Conventions are now coming thick and fast, and
the real strength OF the various candidates can
soon be gagged with good degree of accuracy.
To-morrow conventions are to be held In New York.
Virginia, and Mississippi The last mentioned state
Will send an Arthur delegation. The Malone
party In Virginia will also declare the President
but the "straight-Outs'' incline to Blaine In New
York the result is still In doubt, both sides-the
Arthur and anr-Arthur men-claiming a majority
OF delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
WOOD AND COAL.

CoAIa WooDu
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
wHARvES AND RAILROAD YARD
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND oFFICEA
1202 street northwest:
1915 It'll street northwest:
1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest:
11l2 9th street northwest;
Corner I'd and < streets northwest:
22l pennsylvania avenue southeast
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTHOP
NEW YORK; also EXTENSIVE WHARyE3. giving US
unsurpassed facilities 1or tbs economic handling Of
FUEL OF all kinda
COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE
AlNES INTO OUR YARD.
We deal only In bes. qualities Of ANTHRACITE and
BITUMINOUS COAL
An kinds Of WOOD. eaths.Ia thestdck or prepared,
order ut our factory.
CLEAN COAL. FULL wight AND MEASURE
nished seplS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
PROFESSIONAL.

USEFUL FEET
u and daily walks being requisite g health thouand.
from far and near. visit DR.. WHITES Eefabisimenf
14l6 Pennsyyan avenue opposite willsrds Hotel To-
relief from o. Coma Bunions D1sesee4
experience. -
Fee d sitting. ann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

LroR sALE-sEvERAL HANDSOME NEW Dwell
Inns near the British Legation; one Of them for
1900 less than the nd snd building would cost at
af2l-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
WANTED-ROOMS.

l. Three Room Apartment In
THE PORTLAND
THOS. J, FISHER CO.,
ap17-st 1894 + street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

cheap building lots. well located. street between
Nofth Catol aud LIST street east within square u
government Printing Office; water eas sewerage snl
Houses In great deinard iD that locality
l.. II. SAUNDERS BRO
feoi5-Sm Hos st n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

LOUISIANA holds her state election to-day, and
vote Is also TO be taken on several proposed amend
ments to the constitution, the one of most general
importance providing for increase in the rate Of
interest on the state debt Gov McEnery is re-
nominated 10 head the democratic state ticket and
his election over John A. Stevenson the republican
candidate, is a foregone conclusion, as Louisiana
ceased In 1876 TO be doubtful state
What does the New York Times mean by the hint
10 the Hon William p Kellogg that the question
whether he Is 70 be tried in earnest or not depends
upon the point whether he and his fifteen fellow
delegates from louisiana TO the Chicago conyen-
ton are In earnest for Arthur?
-----~&-oN
Mature herself has turned dynamiter and shaken
all England up with an earthquake.
Ex-seeretary Creswen seems to be losing his grip
upon Maryland politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
corrov MARKnr.-pY rGLGaRApH.

rrvrRpDot Juae 23-11.2O p. mCott1n steady; Ntdir
r-nIapds = Tod. orleans ltd. sales 10000 bales
including 1000 bales FOR SPECULATION and 'Nrort rscepts
including 700 bales American FUTURES pdhd
ios IN lins clause June deliver, -m64d do july and
Auou.t ceIivery % -.64d. l-6@d also lDbid. do
september anu october delivery 2l4d also tZOlu 90
December dell very 4G4d; do December aud January de-
livery u 3.C4I. do September delivery, So-bid also
Tenders Of deliveries az odays clearing 800 bales
new doc xet aud 200 pale, old docket
u-COtt0n-The sales or the day Included BOD baei
Amencau. futures steady Uplands Low Mlddnng Chus-
limo d.tysrv 64d sellers 10. Juno and July deVey.
sellers; do August and september delivery SO4d yal9e
do September aud october delivery Gid BUYERS do.
OCTOBER November delivery s6-d buyers DO Noveu;
Der December delivery 4j4d buyers DO eceinDc anu
January delivery 5tid buyers do september de'eIy'
T. Z6-64d value
m-.oton- Futures osed Ia ELY steady Upands Low
Mlddhng JON delivery. 4d value. do June and July
l9C4d buyers; do August and September delivery -otu
buyers, september and October delivery -Ob'd buyers
10 october November delivery, SB4d sellers 40 NO
y~mbrr De,ebc! delivery 44d sellers do December
January delivery ZGld buyers do September delivery
q 2-G4d buyers $500. -.
Middng 81 Good Ordinary los net and gross receipts
Exports CO&atWis Iobo bales saos 81 Odles socA
1870 bales
Mldllins lO14 Good Ordinary 1926 and receipts
sos bales. ports Coas~so 30i bales: sales 200 bales
bales.
NFw oELEANs June 23.-Cottoa quiet Middns II :
Low Middng l03. 6osd Ordinary, 10 receipts, 3@J
Ioss 80 bales, sales, 400 bales stock. 7i729 bales