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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

ciaton appointed Yesterday. THIS committee contains:
Profes -OTs Newcomb and Hunt and O.. +. Barker G. =
Pickering. 7. W. Powell, Ira Remsen and G. : Mlnot.
What the outcome Of this movement may
be Il would be unsafe tell Certain 10
is that a majority OF the members OF tne
British Association loOk with something like dSfayor
upon union which would include all the members OF tne
American Association pres Mt constituted lhey
think II contains TOO many amateurs, hOb ~
say dabhlers. whose presence In an luterna-
tional association could rot be productive OF good.
With this element eliminated II IL not impossible thdL
they might be brought 10 change their minds somewhat
and modify their opinions concerning this question.
which. by the they are not expressing openly out
which they are nevertheless known 10 hold.
Tonight brilliant reception giv,n 20 the guests
in the Academy by the citizens Of Philadelphia on the
conclusion OF the annual address the trng
Professor Charles A. Young. Tomorrow u 70 be etrrIy
gwen up 10 pleasure and the pursuit Of science VIII Oe
temporarily at least abandoned * usiOns 20 terent
points have been planned and here Is every indication
that each Will be largely attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
DE0gNEDIN TIEW or ms BRorHER

Henry Mchl and his family consisting Ot
h, wife ana two sons. Henry Jr, age twoniy-our and
william. age twenty two, took holiday yesterday %
10 to Glen Island. The two Went IN the morning.
and the father and mother to after dinner When
Mr. aud 9lrs. Nchl reached Glen Island they saw =
crowd around the bathing houses. and We're informed
that y0ung mau had been drowned. ON Investigation
they found that 10 their son william TIE brother
told The story last evening % TRBt reporter 10
appears that The Young men went in bathing. sud
denly William called out for assistance. Tie had
cramps, and before his brother could reach un, hS
sunk He cUtcucd the rope, Dut % was supported Dl
only a few cork floats. which did not sustain uln.
boat was secured the ucl-hDOring pier anu hls
body was recovered coroucrs Jury rendered verdict
OF accidental DEATH and recommended that better saio-
guards De prepared ia iutiic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
uIsLED By MIN gH0 "WAS 50 NlcR6

Reports were received from ST. Louis yester,
day the arrest Of young travelling salesman, +
Macs. recently employed by d. Buchner Co.. toDsccS
manufacturer, @; No. 173 Qua est, this city. Mas IS
charged with extensive iOrseries throughout he SOUTH
said amount 10 $4,000. lie represented himself as
member OF TIE irm OF uchner Coz aud passed forged
che ks ln tncr names FOR yalyng tom r70 TO
so. Mr. Buchucr -ad at M ght that Mas ahous
u ent} three ars Old, Oi pleas address IN IN
but Ia Ike 10 kaoW Just whore he Is now. 1 Ia
request nom q sOlthen .nk 90 iator'u hem. IA y
wan him for "A tie action with them. he be 4
locked ~ IN q number VI places lor his forgeussp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
THE FRENCH AT KELUNG.
REPORTED sHEI LING or THE PLACE.

,uF NEWS DENIED IN PARls-MoNEMENIs or Az
MFAL CoURBEr
1o>-,oD September 5.-Ihc IiRess Hong h"nS
ss,atcb of Yesterday saws the French are sheillhs
Kelunc again. Ii is presumed they nlehu ~ w
crpv the place Its possession VIII oe ol no N''u'
a. n will absorb all their available andlhg lol'o
without atiording a corresponding advantage
Trencb steamers La GalissonIere and saohe are a,
Hong Kong for the protection OF the trehcn man
steamers. . 1o,;os
P.Rts. September 5.--The Government ucn'oS
,bat the French fleet is again shellng heiung
n Iemaire the French consul at shanghai mas
been appointed Minister Resident at Hue the cap
t..fof A,am. II is believed that Admiral Courbet
... uoinon ont Of the track of passing vessels
at.tb bo ts ENGAGED i'm making such repairs 10
~. him. ,s the engagements at kclung and roo
,b,,v have rendered necessary. The attack on
E.luur was prompted by the desire 10 OBTAIN pos
....,on of the coal mines, which would prove very
,.eful 20 the French i'm ease war was declared anu
,b, neutral ports closed. The Chinese truN'ra'e"
,Ii. scheme bv flooding the mines and destroy ihg
thr pumping machinery.
Tho Te7nps states that the renort that ID huhH
Chang had been degraded from his rank is untrue
o.Ite,f n, still holds bis official position u 'h'
Chinese Government
atf.c'e. mn which the French naval system is sun
,,.t,d fan lncr,,lcss criticism. The writer declares
r,,t i French fleet is totally Inefficient fora great
"tc Jh.r4e believes that the Government Is unI
lt.I. to receive notice from emma 'u'' NIl ,,' W
IrNn The French squadron in 'Wnr~' N'i.,.
cruising To- destroy the remainder oi '"' '"'"'
rai, save the French force. iu chma wi not
c.nG.r thcir action to the occupation 'l ''' I'"'
' i.'' .,,, ,t,t Admiral Cofirb.f whom rclu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

Coroner Levy was informed Yesterday that hr was
needed at the waiting room ot tho Governor Island
boats. llc found the body of Henry Kramer
soldier who died at the hospital ON GoYcwuts Is
land uu lhWsdaN. Kramer Wa, recruit enlisted
H., Captain llcr, az No. l9t liud>uu-st Nmle
iug station and. uu August %. was fuolue with an-
ot her soldier who held loaded pistol la tlr friend
ly scuuic the pistol was ~ podr, the shot striking
Kramer Iu che lett breast uulrtlug a'serlous wound.
lrcY lous to his death hc cNourrated his cumrade
from any blame M the shooting and no action VIII
be- taken against him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
IYCTDEVTs IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Sept. "a scheme l. on foot for
Constructing at the expense Of the Government, canal
Connecting the II. Liwience River Al L0aguenil with
th kcheneu River at Chamoy, such canal 10 be about
eleven miles long viii reduce Tie waterway between
Aonlr,a and NewYork about eighty miles for Hudson
River bOals
The DomIuion Exhibition was opened to-day
OTTAWA, sept D. - Information received fron New
foundlahd indicates that C1mm-s 1ner Ford and he
representative VI tie French Government making
s~lA.iacSary progress toward Lie settlement vi Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
Rr1pING ~ OUT down ENrENsEs.

PUIA AurIrutA. sent. 5-Thc appraisers of
the P.i. ,Iopma 1nd B.1du- E1l ODD properties have
prq,t calIy arrreI tha s.ver. rctrcuchu"rt can he
effected %, dI.po l of ,u, coo.i.s lud coal trscls
which Uayo rrovoI u.p.ntt1bc u . a'.. stated that
tIo large Iruu work. 'uc c.1ruu, 3f Ioldu- Wi 1c
d .nu. "a ful syndicate HlftI viii convert OH ftu into
I.r4 cli,r work.. numb rf tIr.4 tuc tur ot
tlr .oad will nr disposed of ul.o under tHis plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
aifcnlle. he-ween Brlli.h ana FIench fshermen cOn

difficulties between British and French fishermen con
cerauc the respective claims Of each class 10 coast
fishing PRIVILEGES. -
ciat'On. who arrived ere late last night were TO-DAY
driven to ne Ciiy Hall whore the Mayor AM Aldermen
had a-semhed The MAYOR real an address oi w'come
10 which sir Richard Temple replied. Lord Rose ana
MaiDr-Genera Iawrle then driven 10 various
places of interest I'm the CITY This afternoon they at
tended a = rdcn party at tuc Government House 10
mo they will leave on different excu slon' , 10
On. lnh Niagara FAILS Muskoka and the Rocky
Mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
TELECE4PHIC NOTES.


ILLINOIS COAL NINLES ON STRIKE
~IE.rsII.ID i.. sept 5.-lh- miners 10 fIr IIi ly,
springfield aIt Wilmington tntl CoulfauF mine have
u. sIf ul .trAr Tor iu urr.i-- 100 - to J t-
per bu-u.L 4-c 4cl-A ouug miu.. al, now paying
fnrDc Gems.
FOUND Win hLVEN WOUNDS IN HIS HEAD
.It.,II IL, n. H., sept 5.liIcuari EIe-uHA1u. tr
nfl. Nc-. sl hr-t~r. luuui bis moran flI-
lurcu Illc n Llu--t. He Ha- conveyed 90 tn, police
station wuere be- diei An cTtmiptupu revealed seven
wouud- ou Ills lca H.. clothing uAI been torn As Il h
"a .TI--Ic.
PAL'ONED EY THE G0VEENDE
ALBANY. -tff.5 tn. tuNc mon Do. pa.duurd Terence
g.. dou convicted 81 man II. hter iu teV-lurh ANA
Peter Stevenson, Lfcttu oi u .Iu.I Iu klAG- tHui
hc former Ei.t OF CO.'S 100. aiI tIr later
pardon I- rccomA uded by ih Judge Who scntcDce4
hI.
TIE FL IT .fATL on THE CNANTMA Hi-CiAE1tD
Piul.bELrIIA sep John DAVIS u -I mat. oi me
Brif ia rr lilli charged 10 d cmp-i murder "i
,hAr c- I.IrIc second mllr, di-cnar 7i ni iAt
Sa Marsha he rs to-day. IAe BrltisA sicecJnsnl
dIl not apye4E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
THE WAR N EGYPT.

SJARIW. sept. 5.-Iho rebels attacked HAS
o. u sro,t orcc md were defeated Nth heavy o--e-
Iwt..f sept 5-Iorl Northhr ok. But.h spcoa
ell COMM i.sonar q, revp and ucfa Lord Vol. 'cv
Commands ru Hef nf ne r eh fu c's BOB ley lpi td
fnH u.ft tl.dsN for AleNin rit
a .sIfnIsn has .nkpn place near ~iukHt between tl
~ ond1vs anil tho AmafHr, TIE lttcf wct def attu
tnd HitHy of their uumher hl .pd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
TWO SCHOONERs WRECKED.
Iny TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRBrSE.l

ST. JOINS. y. F.. sept 1.-Two disasters
are reported from the effects Of last Mondays southeast
gale the Western Heal. st. shotts one vessel
was Lost with an ON board II not identified berond
blue painted mast ads and a blue mourning sire k
seven bodies washed on shore ana we're buried. Inc
schooner Lily lost az Barachoisulac nta ani all
hands with ler The scnoon-r bottom UP drove on
.ElI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
SLLLLAn -HrLL-LN ILRLL.

Sr. PAIL. Mimi, Sept 5.-An effort was
madc at Oh, Grand OYcrl House ol Wednesday night 20
s-sas-uete sitting Bu a' hc was leaving the theatre
CO... of two tit ovH drew r, N and 1915 bout re .-
in- a troI st the cUtf. hu h. couua tom knocked the
We pom down HrIep 10 cuufd Dee Vscu3rLrt. Bon mrl
f,.Wcd tlc ludtas out hUtuo tutur a 'mpt o1 their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
MILLING OF THEEE TNPERORS.

WARSAW, Sept. 5.-Lmperor- William and
francis Joseph viii BE- the cars ue-ts a. his Welt n
Poland NJ de Giers accompanies The Gar Cossacks
bsv. been sent guard ooth sides Of The warsaw and
Vienna Railway
BtRLfN -ep,. The National G0-cre saws The three
Lmucrurs " u et sept. uDcf D. and that Prince Bis
ua.cA 2ill return ~ Berlin GA september IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

WlEL,u>REl, Penn, Sept 5.-lhe Grand
Jur, ui, ultrruoou rctura.d uuc bun asAas. samuel
Roberts Inr ucaIlt.- Ia>mu7 e., 90. thlrc, Parrish
co. f.rrui r,l .,u 80. thl.lr. uut George o. Ptrrsu
were t.c o.Il Wtuc--r, .illrd t' tr-uy lgan him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
SHEEP DYING BIZ HUNDREDS ~ ono


WHEELING, W. Va, sept. j.-ln TIE north
era piit of Belmont south part Of Harrison and
northern part Of Guernsey C0u1tr-, Ohio. s.eep are
diving by hundreds from scarcity gras Cue 20 d.outh
aud -rissAonpcis. Sh.ep formerly held at - a head
can now be- bought az -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
.Ay 4vSWEp FILED FOR NIX BLAIyE.

INDIANArOLI-, Ind, Sept. j.-Mr. Blaincs
Attorneys nave Med answer denying uIc ifa oi lAc
de en lants allegations Ih. next step wi prIDI'y he
dcI ufrcr to the iutcrrOg4 t0rc. OF tic dtIcAcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
Az EMIaRANr sn-r wREcKLp.

LONDoN, Sept. 5.-Aduccs from NcW-Zcaland
ultc that the large .grautsip Lastiu CHAM. from
London for Wellington. Ncn-Leaau4, was wre kcl lu
Cook rlt CON whl ~ 'iugt.u s 80 utt~t and all ola
board. eIs, pt lourtcen OF the crew, were drown H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
CAPTAN TRAYNOR'S VOYAGE.
InY rELrGnApn 10 IN TEBrNEI

ST. JOINS, n. F., Sept 5.-Ihe dory,
Harold T Bibber Captain Triyuor At IIcpassey, ald
bSrts To- TO cross thf Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

VILLA RICA, Ga, sept. o. Henry Rogers,
young man. nephew Of the Rev. Dr. Rog rs Piesby-
tefiau clergyman. committed suicide hy ttkIn- rhry
grains OF morphine. Tie alleged injustice OF hs uLce,
VINO was his guardian, was the ou Y cause given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

bridge, Weschester Co. " Y, destroyed by nre az
a m. yesterday. The stock Of Ice on hand was not
large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

ZOE HOU T., BC.NCD AZ WILLIA1lsBRIDiE
The ice houses of Peter Briggs, at Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
TERRIBLE EFFE,TS OF A LIGHTNING STEOKE.
IHI TELEGRAPH To rHE THaUNEI

LAGRANGE, Ga. Sept 5.-CathcIine Spivcy,
seeing storm coming. took refuge under t pine Zee.
rne Drcc dr-w a Ighums Doll. wicn lri her Instant
y When size was removed iog Dur.u ner h.sA dropped
of her bones .u gIrtt ump-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

At he compauy- Office ia hi- citr u was -tacd tha.
t foregoing d-ratch contained the first and only in-
formation on the subject The agent added. however
that ie comp4uyS ock only partly paid In, and hc
thou .n that had been appealed o I'D order To
-ttuIc tL, balance OF the capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
THE MONARCHLNE' STOCK.

LONDON, Sept. "a petition has been pre-
scented the Court for order wind mp the Monarch
Line can ship COMPANY share, OF tuc nominal va.uc
of -, quoted 40 10 -hI.nAs
National Republican., 1884-03-20
Mayor Hurr!son's Boy,

"By the way" said young cigar smoker,
who is more interested in horsehesh than he
is in any other question, not excepting the
presidency, "the mayor has time of it with
that boy of his. Tho other day the young
fellow had the mayors pet mare out speed.
ing her on the boulevard and escaped arrest
for fast driving only under suspension OF
rules. The mayor heard of it, aud tho next
day he said to me us VIII approached Now,
hero's my chance. SEQ me haul the young
gentleman over the Goals. will make him
believe he is on tho straight road to the
caluboose, and that the fingers of the law are
clutchinE at his throat
"The boy came up with tho lIarrsonan
swing and the mayor said with considerable
severity, There is complaint against
you for fast driving. Did you have tho mare
out Yesterday Yes replied the boy, Il
had her out, but / hope no one calls that
driving fast. l let her take 1t easy, but thore
were dozens Of follows driving fast,' and ho
named several owners Of crack horses. As
the talked he severe look on the mayors face
became an anxious one, and as his boy went
on 20 tell how this man and that one drove
tho mayor burst out with, 'Iou didn't let
him pass you | hope and thea he thundered
out, Did you let him pass YOU To all OF
which replied the boy, You bet didu'tT So
ended the lesson
National Republican., 1884-03-20

meadows. +. Lance tells Of the novelties among
roses grown both in this country and abroad. II.
d. Sturtovant has some facts about yellow Water
Iilics' In the department Of Home Dccora-
tions only such novelties in fancy-work are
shown as are easy of execution and require small
outlay for materials, a feature which commonds
1t to all ladies. LADIES' Flordl Cabinet, % Nesey
street, New YORK.
Dodd Mead & Co. announce for immediate
publication a Students edition of "Rawlinson's
Monarchics of the Ancient Eastern World IL
will be issued in five octave volumes and will bo
printed from the same plates as their regular edi-
tion, and will contain all the maps, plates, &C. of
that edition, tho only difference being in width Of
tho margin and thickness Of the paper.
There will be two short stories in the Manhattan
for April-one, IAN Autographed Romance" by
Julian Hawthorne; the other, IAN Easter Egg"
by Mary L. Bradley, besides further instnlmcnt
of Edgar Fawcett's "Tinkling Cymbals," now ap.
proachng It's close.
The April Century will contain two thoughtful
papers OH matters of current discussion, in which
Mr. Walter b. Hill gives tho southern view oil
"Uncle Tom without Cabin" and as citizen
while Prof Samuel willard reviews the tenden.
ccs Of the latest scientific theories under the tic
"rhe Destiny Of the Universe"
National Republican., 1884-03-20
NEW SUITS,
Alabama Claims.

In the court of commissioners of Alabama
claims yesterday judgments were announced as
follows, with interest at per cent. from dates
named: No. 20l2 Walter +. Cobb, administrator
estate OF freeman C9Bb, deceased, 81 ,lsS. Sarah
Clark. administrators estate of Albert p. Clark, de-
ceased, sllO. Tully Crosby, administrator estate
of Charles Crosby, deceased, slg5. Azariah f. Gro
well, administrator estate of David Crowell, de-
ceased Slj. Warren $. Eros. administrator estate
Of fRowland H. Crosby, deceased SIS. Godfrey Hop
kins, administrator estate OF i. Foster, deceased
S2l. Malissa II. Crosby, administrative estate
of Nathan +. Foster, deceased SSi; Benjamin
Freeman $3.50: John Freeman, administrator; es-
man, Sl7S: Olive C. Winsow, eXecutriS will of
Solomon Freeman, deceased, S2i: Olive G. Wnslow,
executriX will of Willard S. Higgins, deceased,
sol; A2arah +. Crowell, administrator estate Of
Christopher Hall deceased, SIS; Godfrey Hopkins
S22O; Reuben w. Hopkins, executor will OF Reuben
II. Sears, S3O73. No 29l2. Vernon IL. Brown and
Theodore Nickerson, firm of Vernon II. Brown ~
Co., slOo; Elisha Bangs, s6l7i Elisha Bangs, ad.
ministrator estate OF Freeman II. Bangs, deceased.
SlS Harriet b. Burril, administrator estate of
A2ariah S, Burrill deceased, Ss7; George Briggs
1891; f. Boardman Ciapp, si5S; Lucy NJ Higgins
ceased. S29G; Robert Irvine, Sl3; Josiah ~
Knowles, $685. Allen II. Knowles, administrator
estate of Allen ii. Knowles, deceased, $50; SAN
ford NJ. Kendall, assignee of Frederick 5. Leon.
ard, S2l9 Alfred Winsor, executor OF the will of
Bailey I.oring, deceased, Sl6) Elisha +. Shears
Paul Sears, slSi j. Albert Toylor, Sll5, and Henry
WinsOr sj7 Sept 4, 1864 No. 20i3, Wm. Perkins,
SLIPS; Wm. Perkins, surviving partner OF the firm
of VIM. Perkins Il Co, 49, 766; Robert d. Mnturn,
executor of the will of James &. Burnham, sur
viving partner of the firm of j. C. burn
ham ~ Co.. S33S; EIlatine d. Chase. ndmin-
stratriX of the estate of Benjamin +. Chase,
deceased, SOB; Henry $. Russell, Theodore Lyman
and Alexander LAggassla. executors will OF George
k. Russell, deccnsed S1Sd; William Perkins, eX-
ecutur will of Isaac SChoolhcld, deceased, $40 ;
Sarah Shaw, George William Curts, John Green.
bough, and Francis G. Barlow, executors will of
Francis g. shaw, Sll; Israel Il. Whitney, executor
will o! Israel Whitney, deceased, S676: Israel g..
Whitney, $3.50. and George f. Barker, administra- =
tor estate OF George Barker, deceased, SIS, April,
1854
National Republican., 1884-03-20
The following were opening and closing nrices

sales. ~, 900 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Tho following are the opening, highest lowest
and closing prices on Chicago board of trade as
corrected Oy special wire reports to Cooke Il Co.
brokers';
National Republican., 1884-03-20
THE MARKETS.
Traders in Securities Showing Signs Of III
creased Activity.
Corn and wheat Thought to Have Com
siderable FIrmness,

New YORK, March 10.--The market has
been quiet, with some selling Lackawanna
and Pacific Mail, and good buying Of Gould
stocks Denver, and Union Pacific.
The market during the afternoon was
steady and with a strong undertone, but
without special feature Bonds have been
strong. A severe rain and gallo from tho
northeast prevailed all day, materially dull
ing trading. =
Vanderbilt brokers say that while per-
Centages of Northwestern business may not be
agreed upon Immediately, yet rates will bo
maintained meanwhile till the agreement is
completed
Insiders in Pacific Mail are very bullish,
and advise buying for higher prices to-day.
Concerning Goulds return reports are con-
hicting---some say to-day, others say not until
Saturday. ID. =. Morgan Is said TO have
bought heavily yesterday in st. Paul, and
the short interest in this stock Is very large
The big demand for railroad bonds for foreign
and local account continues. Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph company completed six
wires from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, and
will reach Chicago soon.
A Chicago dispatch says any advance in
wheat will cause q new short interest Corn
grading improving, and if prices break of
much would probably be good buy for turn,
but we don't think tho right crowd has hold
of IL yet to follow on bulges.
The trunk line commission ordered re-
duction of over onc.half on rates from New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore to Chat
tanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Montgomery,
and Selma, in order to prevent southern lines
cutting rates to st. Louis and Cincinnati in
discrimination against cities
Union Pacific January statement shows net
8ecrease of 1864, ,1S1.
lazard Froros ship 100000 worth of gold
oars to Europe tomorrow.
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton
railroad for the second week in March in
crease S2l,2l3
Sales of stocks to-day aggregated 1S1 1896
shares, including tho following: Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, IL 900; Denver and
Rio Grande, $500; Erie, 1000; Kansas and
Texas, $500; Lake Shore, 6,S0O; Missouri Pa
cifc, AGO. Northwestern, 1920; Pacific Mail
S,125; st. Paul, 81, 100; Texas Pacific, 14s0O
Union Pacific, 26,9i0; Oregon Transconti
mental, 5,2l0; Northern Pacific preferred
5i00; indianapolis, bloomington and West
ern, 6, 100
STOCKS.
Following arc opening and closing prices OF
principal stocks, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman & Co., bankers,
No. 1i1l L street northwest
National Republican., 1884-03-20
Real Estate Trnnsfers.
The following transfers OF real estate were FL
for record yesterday:

The following transfers OF real estate were fled
for record yesterday:
l. st. n. W., south side, bet. 18th and 1ih, pit.
lot 49, sub, of 81. 2iS, fronting % Il. aud 10
in. Clara X, lIammGtt 10 Edward j. Stell-
wagen; dated March Observation-Disclosures. S3,02S
l. u. II. W., south side, bet 18th and lith, ut.
lot 40, sub. OF 50. 9iS, fronting 90 IT, aud 10
in., Julia l.. Fitzgerald aud husband to
Thomas j. Fisher; dated March II, l,..,..... S,6S2
Meridian HILL lOt 2O sub. OF blk H. l.. Bing.
ham to Brainard II. Warner; dated April
~, lAW,.....'.'.''.'.'. ,.,...,,.,.,..... 100
Thirteenth II. II. W., west side bet. NJ and y
gts, pit. lot ii, sub. of 50. 2ij, fronting Il II.
4 inches, Warren l., PickTellt to Mrs. Ellen
Butler; dated Feb. 2S 2S...................... 1000
Seventh 81. 5. e., west s de, bet. East Capitol
and sts., pt, lot %, sub. OF So. SG0 'front.'
ing 10 IT, j. r. COwlc and wife to Albert
j. Buchcr dated March lS................ 6O1
Takoma Park, county of Washington, lot @,
sub. of blk. -, b. 4. Gilbert and wife to
Martha K. Ellsworth aud Anna VI. Fenton;
dated Feb. IT," "........................ 32S
d st. S. e. south side, bet. Third and Fourth
sts, pt. lots II and r. sub. Of 50. 79j. flUnt.
ing % IT,, John g. Hawley aud wife to
Alois G. jana; dated MarCh F.,.,,.,..... 1900
Eleventh st. n. W., west side, bet. h ana +.
sts pts, lot | aud > sub, of sq, 3ld, james
J. CLARK and wife TO Weston Flint dated
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National Republican., 1884-03-20
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National Republican., 1884-03-20
Ukko, hear INV invocation,

tkRo, hear my invocation,
You who reign supreme In heaven,
Gather clouds within your strong hands,
Trace their path across the suns rays.
Clouds from out the orient gather,
Others from where lies the sunset;
Others bring up from the southland;
These then quickly join together
Pierce hole within their borders.
Softly fell the blessed rain drops,
Honey from the hives ethereal,
on the germs, which quickly grew up,
on the crops which ripened swiftly.
Thick the grain stood on the furrows.
Fields were covered with the rye heads.