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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

The transactions Ia stocks to-day amounted o. 35lolo
-har,s about the total that OF yesterdays deal
mp- The speculation was variable and irregular, but
generally tended toward lower values until at late hour
uion Pacific advanced from 1853 20 s. with consid-
cradle buying for the short That stock furnished
nearly one-fourth of the days sales, and lbs nnal
price OF 4s3s shows an advance from
Yesterday Of per cent. But when 1t is remembered
that since last Thursday the shrnkage in values has been
almost continuous general rally should not be surpris-
ing. II came to-day, and was extended beyond what
perhaps otherwise would have been natural by tho
exceptional movements in Union Pacific and Delaware,
Iackawsuna and Western. The latter stock after do
clulng from 1854 to 1924 vigorously pushed up 10
lO6lo and closed at 1853; yet the total transactions IN
it amounted only to $4,000 shares. Delaware ana
Hudson however which is not speculative stock and
there is not for quest ion to the relative merits
Of the two stocks, declined from 500
to sil9 IT, however, closed quoted AT s5l2q'6' Central
of New Jersey with small transactions fell from 81 70 %
and recovered to 52la and closed at 81 ST. Paul with
sales of $50 shares was special feature From sll9
it declined to s0a TO s2Il and closed at STA mo
expected dividend upon the ST. PAU STOCKS
for the six months ended June 50 lass
was not announced but in lieu Of IL proposed issue OK
50 900 of terminal mortgage 30 year per cent Dou'
was given to the public The bonds to be issued iof
the same purposes that year or more ago stock was
issued for 90 improve terminal facilities at Chicago ana
Mivoukce) and for other purposes. We are Informed
and believe that dividend Of 3ls per cent Will bedo-
carcd for the six months ended juno 3O but II po'
bic that the rate to be paid dependent upon the hes'
aons of the new bond The reports Of railway earnings
for the second week in September make an unayorabe
comparison with preceding years hut it was after moss
report, generally current upon the street tha mo
market made its creates, recovery. The closing tans'o'
tons were accompanied by real or apparent eNo'
mcnt but they developed fevcfsh and uncertain 'on'
at figures little of from the best prices OF the uV'
Government bonds were dull and weak with tine p'"'
m, tbe 1 por cents oil "A per cent. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
N0uNITED FOR CONGRESS.
HE folonlnc ndditional nominations to The
mE NlrJrRyfr TEMPERANCE LEIGrE

hsnrm PNnK, n. Jo Sept 1.-THE State
Convention of fine Temperance AMI Reform L'heua oi
New Jcr.c, Nus held in Educational Han today There
vctr hrl d,l,fatcs present, representing the Woman
Christian Temperance Union, Reform clubs Law ami
Ordcr soccuos, SONS of Temperance mud Catholic lem
pofunDc Unions. M series OF i've resolutions was the
following touching upon the political situation
Hhffe0 This convention was not called for the purpo.c
ui iudul Uf rundrnunR either az uf the existing
National candidates Ut paitiosi therefore
B,tOlrtd That We hereby express tho opinion that
discussion of The National issues nov before the ruun
t, az uf the attitude u the dilritnt puli,h putcs to-
ward the cause o Temperance ought To- hp Uutrd into CT
allowed during business SESSIONS that while We do
not dppm u punp 10 Uutpr into distuaainns should
have tuiip uf tuuN lions ANA not iill M our
duty chtieuN voters WHOM issuoH are made at the
ballot boa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

LOUISVILLE, nv, sept 1.-THE racinR was
continued hero to-day IN fine weather Tho track WINS
st owing to the rain ~ last night The first for
purse ~ 5000 for horses that have not this
year. one mlc was by lInrrlgan by length. Joe
Cotton second and Emma Manly third Time 1ls
French poo paid $40. Tho Maiden Etahca for two
plda thp had not M To- the timr Of entry, nvn
pighihs ~ mile. Wna won hv Nnultor hY twu lengths
Wnrtontou arcond two ongtha IN front ~ clay Pnio
tlrd Time t'0iip French pools paid f2ll 10. Tho
~ Irrct stakes Tor three year udH tW1 ulr4 VIA won
h Latin IN cnntor by rngth. win rovhninn Second
nnd Ilolllp bad third. 1hnc jOih frouch pools
paid ~.
lu The fourth Tor purse ~ 1900 Hrur allowances
three puntrfn of mile honta tho lfat heat won by
lirlo ul The Highlands Win IVA Htroud, half onkth
In mont II Nosnliuc, thitd time, iOii French pools
pnd 5000 llui could not r1n nuN part ~ the heat
She h'ird nH II che were cmprd, uud VIII probably die
Tho second heat WIS n Won lY Belle uf tho Highlands
10y hulfn ru1lh, lioulmo second and Iva Il, u bad
lhird tmo, LEON 30 French pools were sold
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0RIM I1D rEoDroH MlRELTs,


FEATURES or NEW YORK DEAllNGR.
NIN.l uU,. Sept ~.
Dealings in grain are confined within narrow
limits, apuartntly because the markets have reached
point whore The force Of the recent advance has
been lost. and operators are beginning to look
around to see which speculative side they
shall take i'm order to get quick returns. In
both wheat and corn. business at the Produce
Exchange was only fairly active today and shade DO
low the volume of trading yesterday Prices, however
were strong most of the time although traces of dis
tri.tf feeling might be discovered Ncvlork is walt
ing upon the Chicago speculation, with a slight dis
position 10 let Chicago get the cream of any further RISE
provided the local traders obtain reasonable profits
aud Dee promptly on hand I'm case ~ break AdvccS
from Europe say that the wheat markets there ar" dun and
the export movement here is d-couragng 10 the bulls
In the last two days only about 10000 bushels have been
taken for export and the indications that the week
will end with considerable increase in the visible sup
ply of wheat As regards operators on the bear"
side grow more confident while the present weather con-
nucs TINT The crop will be large that lower prices
are bound to result
This view itself. however GOES far to strengthen
the courage of the bulls" and to pressure
rpou thr shorts, is credited large part Of the advance
TODAY October wheat L cents 60 >.9- cents me
November and December options gaining q ana oI q
cent respectively. The final figures. st4 - ANA 9O -
show reaction of y Il cent from the hc'l prices 3 t'
day In October corn opening figures were nearly lhe
lowest of the day. The close at '9A cents gam OF
cent, from last night November corn rose is cents u"
5-7 cents hut closed az reaction of = ot cent 3dt
were dull but prices ended an the top notches OF me day
October options up y of cent at 81 ana No'omo' = d"
32A cents , Hc....,...t
between s. % and - H. ending al - 90 net loss Vi
cents from asst NIGHTS prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
GuEArrNruJ-l1-M AT RATIONAL

The wigwam erected by the Blame ana Logan
Cluhof Eat uah was dedicated last evening and the mousse
was c,,urtov filed Collector Robertson presided He
smoke briefly and Their intu1uoci Levi, T. Carr OF F"ri
Jer,i-. who made ~ speech He showed
conc 81 .lv that all gen, inc r.''rm had been IN
The at and could Dr. Ia in the future
on, al thc hands of the Republican party mat pi'tc
lion is beneficial 10 every American citizen especially 10
a., 1,,,,. Oc ,,lla-i. and the farmer. he reviewed
rerrilrsSly the independents defence 81 the personal
character of the Democratic nominee. me, Ndt"I''H
and Garfield campaigns, and band added much 10 u'
endowment ~ tAc evening. striking feature "I 'h'
,',efng was Inc large number Of Pumci Knights from
Mount ki,co and kuouah. The greatest cAthu7l'-h
prevailed aud The meeting was perfect success CH"u"
cey NJ pcptw viii speak there on september "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
rnr cArAMARAN RAcE rn-nAY.

The entries for tho cntnmuan match race.
which itto tib, place to-day, ,o.D yesterday Ihr on
tries are Che rir lrrdcrirk liushc- owner thr uuprN
loupatrc't and u"cu, iho licrmr' Enron and Cutr7i
the Columbia. Guolso ltr.uni the Ni.hmur, nr
weed and the Racquet Nj llumphtr,s A thi4 b. tile
nr.t competition hrtwcon ,nuun,rnn. since ho trurn
nul rcputtof 1870 much interest is manifested as to
the rtauit uf the tn'r.
The start viii hc made nt II "a ma, from - point on
tnununiuuW dock, Jersey tY. tu and around hnlN M.
"a u HuutlWost spit sud return distance ui twenty
m4 The Judges ntr 4 uulpNplt Aphul lri ul TIE 'tn
vnnhahl Yacht cub, John VI RWlUr ot The Atlantic
Yacht Cub aud w. II DlWOrth, OF tho Row Jersey
1ut { lui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
SOME PHILADELPHIA NOMINATIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE Republicans
of this city to-day made the following nominations fot
CITY Controller John J. Rdgeway; Judge oI inc VI
phans' Court Thomas +. Hanna Congress, ia p0'lC'
Charles O'Ncill: Congress, WITH District william ~
Kelley. Jacob Gumppcr nominated for congress Il"
tbc ma District and II H. Bingham and \. C. llar1nc
were rcuofuuattd i'm the Ist and WITH Districts rc' T.
lively George G. Pierre nominated for KecoueI ~
Deeds W \ Douglass and William Lawson were holnl
mated for CITY Commissoncrs.and Robert " Wilson WIS
noninoted for Julgc of the Court of Common Pleas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
GOOD WORK BY YOUNG REPUBLICANS.

The Young Mons Republican club has en-
tered on am active campaign. II has leased the second
floor Of No. u West Twcny-seyentnst until the DAY
after election and the rooms will bc open day and even
ing The political issued by the Republican Ma
tona and state Committees will be furnished tomy one
desiring them either by calling at the cubroos OF by
mail The chairman of the Campaign Committee is
ecutye Committee is now making arrangements for hold
ing public meeting at the Academy ut Music on one 81
The la &c halls short time u H also htchded To mona
public meeting the cuDr once or twice week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

s,t hon,. generally were neglected hut 2o Tonnes
. commanders sold atli OF city bank stocks ih'ta
.,l,. off Fourth National at los and Importer" ana
Tud.r. nt 900. .,.,
rb,, un. NOT 70 feature In the railway bond market
ri, bu.lncas Ina this line b. 80 duh That some "l mo
t,,lor. who foryc1rs have gNcnit their spectral "'''
,n nrc stud, Ing the problem of whclhcra "n', j" ',
4,,,n, of Franco without on Income VIII nov
t, l,4 cvprn.i,c ihnn "a stay W. NJ" '''"
,Iu, or pnltry commissions on nn orcil"hh "'"'' ~
,u, or .rl ID single bond. To-day Irio second '''.'''
,r.urd un N pcr cent 90 0itf'oa declined "''F '',
rlo.rl M 1oiaabG4 NcwJr'srN ''n'u" '"''
to, vorc p,r cent lower than the lH'l W''""' '''
,hrs,ncele and ohio nrsts sehes -. wcoo H P'' "",
nt4, A. seems probable thni no hcoh.ld.''.' ,..,
,f t,o., honls are waiting market Tor ihr nl'", ,
,f t,,,ui,loa That date back 30 l1'l May N'u'i".
IN. orcncd np per cent nj loo bat r'inrn' y" -
n, l,t, a.nlinea west shore and lualo h'''' ','N,
mann iA e. A. Tho la't p''' -.
- doeiino of u per cont Noim". "a
dh,ntun ha we're up a nj p,iuapo. aud aad n
ouinc, dohntur hs wotc a better 81 poe u" ~ NC
1trunn shntt Limo ga auld ni IN w u't ,lainn dn
cont trNHn aud rapino ulHia, ITO hlhb" t,iar H4la
euned nom ~ to lUpHli Atlantic. Mm fuu NJ 10
were nlI 10 IA sni4 and the ln,nu' WV IA Al inl
th8thA Nufhcfu Pacific nfHla wot. "b,l,nrr 8lH,ti1
thn Hib Treasury to-day shlucd Wv Wv AMI $40 40 cola.
main up of saiua OF gl,Ufo VuttenY "h' ftV'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

hands will he In attendance ana m m''"rns' ,o,,oan
soV 20, a.. .a,,,as during the day. All Northern ONO
,on,ose,cd NJ the meeting The shops ~ Mas oan
len viii he closed and deSsaSn 10 % ahr" S canton viii
WI ..., ions trains Cleveland mas prnhhScu h"
slsseton and several hands poN"s,oW , ero wds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
potArr1n cnALI,rN0ra moasoN

plrtanuHa, Penn, Sept, i7--Jacob Schoc'
Tor. The champion billiard player now IN ihla city, chal
lungo. George q aosaun 30 play en oigh 90 ton hoh
bak limo gano from 5000 TO $4,000 slide Ito VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
A REPUBLICAN BANNER AT CHATHAM.
IuY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUNEl

CHATHAM, Ny, Sept. 1.-THE Republicans
of this village raised fine Blaine and Logan banner as'
night The banner also has picture oi Johh H. h'''n
nm the candidate for Congress. John Caman cNCouh
~ judge. made q speech on the tariff question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
INSTRUCTED FOR FREDERICK 4. JOHNSON.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Sept. IL The Essex
County Republican Convention, held last evening al
Elizabethtown nominated for Assembly wesley
Barnes of Minerva. and for County Judge Frames A.
smith The Congressional delegates were instructed 70
vote for the reorganization Of Frederick a. Johnson OF
Glens Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
rkLLOTING FOR TEN HOURS.
my rrlI4RArn I'D HE rKlnuNR J

Penn YAN. y. Y. Sept. 17.-At the Rcpnb-
llcau County Convention ia Yates County last night
Ca, smith, of Dundee was nominated for the Assembly
ON me ninriyHr ballot the ballotins, however con
tiuuc1 ten hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
rnr DEFEAT on Tnr AMrnIcAN TEAM.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, l7,-'rhe cricket match
between the Canadian and American teams which was
finished yesterday won by the visitors by nm even
hundred nuns The fun of the two days play WIS:
Canadians, first innings, 10; second innings, lJl
total, 3JO United states, first innings, 100; second
iuniu.s, l2l total, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
WAS SOUND AND CLEAR.

owe ar. oufroutcd with the Democratic party, very
l,isrt. and a. won may well believe. very thirsty q
party without single definite principle; party win
a,f any distinct National policy which II darts TO pre-
semi 20 the country party which fell from power 70.
conspiracy again 81 human rights. and now attempts 10
sneak back to power as conspiracy for puudci dud
.poil, Of From dr George William Curuss speech AT
the National Republican convention
ALAS, HOW CHANGED!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

ttniramon arriving from abroad are more than W
uU un,,l,d over tho mpauing ul anhp tails dnuhl
husn and mugwuhp, ct Amelioen pollie9' lNe""
OIlnAha IlNaln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

Icaguc-Chcago rs. Boston, at Chicago; Detroit ".
Providence M Detroit; Buffalo w. PhilldePhia al hui
fao: Cleveland Us. New York at Cleveland. American
observation-disclosures VS. Baltimore. at Columbus; I'm
ciuuau Athletic, al Cincinnati Louisville vs. hIooN
Iyn al Ioui,yillc indianapolis Virginia. at InddnHp
oils: Toledo -. Metropolitan, AZ Toledo; 81 Louis rs.
Allegheny, al ST. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
VR. CTRTTSS CHANGE or POLITICS.
A printed card was widely distributed down

town Yesterday showing how completely andincon.iscnt
Ia George William Curtis has changed his political opn-
ion since the Chicago Convention. 1t ran thus:
WHEN MIND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

Fjrsf Roce-Pinaforc SIS. Plunger "a, MARYLAND 40
Frankie T. Lutestrn - Welding pav 81 G.cnlar-
inc $50. Itaska so charley kcmplani SO M'dusa 81
Iytt0n - Blue Bel -.
NC-ud hac -Fers Kve 500 Referee So Economy $50,
Cancleer 49, TorpoIo 49, Carey b. -, Compensation
SIG field Sl6.
Tbfrd Race-Niiss W0odford $3.50 Drake Carter tl5j.
Fiurh RCet-Jack Cade So Ihd 'n $50 Ten stone $50.
Clipsana stable $50 Kelly raj Lizzie Dwyer $50 XII
sons pair rs, q. L. lOrards stable -, u foOOt so,
EorO 40 Eachus 40 Rocket SD Julet1 colt SO salt
petre SO, AdOph = 10.
run Race-icn Monroe $780, Euclid $50. Fo-teral %.
SIh Edc-f he kma- $40. Matte Rapture Il TO- Edwin
A Referee 80 POpe Leo <25, Bureomastcr so, Fare
n % NiOt ~. Ma laluLe - Abba 10, BAy so,
Tally Grand q, hrupp III 30 Dave Gideon $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
OUTSIDERS IN LUCK AT LOUISVILLE.

play two gnncs-one I'm Chicago and tho other In New
fork-frou 500 points up, IN December.
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F Fb "A TT M Nm Nm M sssss
BIB "A d q II NM ssss,
BBBB ~ 4 y uu nMMMHH sssss ~
416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
HOUSEKEEPERS,
HOTEL PROPRIETORS,
BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS!
REDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARILY LINEN TABLE
DAMASKs. NAPKINS DOYLIES. TOWELS, DC.

LOCO yards Red Table Damask guaranteed fast colors
anu Is excellent value at 81 per yard at 59c. yard
Lot No l-Beached Linen Table Damask, so inches
Lot No 2-Bleached All Linen Table Dama.k 81 inches
wide. ut SEC. q yard.
Lot No 3-Beached All Linen Table Damask, IS inches
wide, at SOC. yard.
Lot No lBeached ALL Linen Table Damask IS inches
wide, at 49c a yard.
Lot No 5-Beached Linen Table Damask 81 inches
wide, at Gle. yard.
Lot No 6Beached ALI Linen Table Dalnask GA inches
wide, at 73c. q yard
CREAM TABLE DAMAsKs
Lot No T-Drab Table Linen for Kitchen Tables 81 in
wide. at 23c a yard.
Lot No s-cream Table Damask IS inches wide at 2sc
Lot No 9-Cream Table Dauask SO inches wide at SIC
ayard. "
Lot No l0-Cream Table Damask sc inches wide at NC
yard.
Lot No u-Cream Table Damask. 60 inches wide at 47c
ayard.
Lot No 12-Cream Table Damask co inches wide at Gle.
ayard.
Lot No 13-Cream Table Damask, 50 inches WIDE at $780,
yard.
DOYLIESl DOYL1ES!
800 dozen Cream Doyiies, splendid value at 81 dozen,
500 dozen Cream Doyles, actually cheap at 81 so doz
at Sl2o Dozen
500 dozen AlLinen Huck Towels good value at &c., at
lie. each.
1,0oo yards AllLinen Blue and Red-checked Beached
Crash at &c. yard.
loO dozen good Turkish Bath Towels, former price &c.,
at l219c.
100 dozen better quality Turkish Bath Towels at 1885,
100 dozen large size Turkish Bath Towels. at 24c.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
5000 yards India Lawns former price Pie at &C. yd
case OF Checked Nainsook, which would be cheap at
12}9c., at Sc. yard
case Persian .Dity beautiful goods for dresses at
12Ic yard.
100 pieces Persian Lawn splendid value at &c., at 2Oc
yard.
BLACK BUNTING. BLACK BUNTINGI
25 pieces AllWool Black Bunting, formerly 2Oc, at
l452c. yard
MISSES PIQUE SUITS.
From to-day shall offer entire stock Of Misses
P1que Suits all desirable styles latest production
at a discount Of 10 per cent.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS,
In sizes from to h. made of fine Percae and beautiful
patterns. at 9Sc..
A U MS,
416 SEVENTH STREET n W.
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The absurd political amendment forsiddlng en-
pio!eS OF tie government Of whatever sort or de-
gree from Voluntarily contributing towards poiti-
cal expenses, whlsh was sought TO be engrafted On
the deficiency appropriation bill, was yesterday
promptly declared out OF order under the rules and
the chairman might have added under the Constt-
tuition. The right OF any citizen 10 use his money
as he phases IN such matters is SO clear as TO pre-
clu6e dispute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

Nr ingalls, gentle and playful illusions to Mr..
BTown's appearance aud traits OF character recall
Nj Bitlne's portrait OF Mr.. Conl.Hng some years
ago That sketch brought on a temporary coOIness
between the artist and SITTER but they are nov re-
stored 10 friendship; and as, according to Mr.. In
SaiI', III Brown has no enduring political pre- ju-
olce9 II L quite possible that the two gentlemen
may yet be praising each other and working for
The others success. But Just now their relations
arr 4 TIME strained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

Jufge Kelley IS an authority OF pig-iron but he
has yet tc master The stl more occult secrets of
the hSher'S craft In the House lately he adj
'aheed The bold theory that the Wabash could not
De at once trout brook and cat fish stream.
Competent pscator!al authority VIII tell him that
'hese two fish are often found In the same waters
Judge Kelley should go over to the other end NJ
The Capitol and learn wisdom Of the Senator'S
amoAs whom are seEeral angIcrs OF eminenca
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MI. Blaine thinks that Massachusetts, has too
nloh erasS Iand 10 wish TO start prairie fire. in
other words, she has too many manufactures ,o
ia'or free-trade Independent movement. The
inference IS shrewd; and yet IL must be remembered
that certain lines OF manufactures now ask for free
IA" material, and engage, If that Is furnished. to
lower prices accordingly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

The waters already feel the coming precfpice. and
are gJiick"EiAg ior the plunge Yesterday, in view
" an carry adjournment, the House settled down
10 hard work, and turned off legislation In bust
ness and ShiQ-shape fashion From this tiAc on
there VIII be few tue hours in Congress-
If the plan TO adjourn early IN July succeeds,
Only Tie necessary routine supply bills can be
passed The record OF the session can therefore be
said 10 be made up,-it, that is, the present Con-
gTGSS cali lie said 10 have record
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fish' ward ana Emo, whatever becomes OF them.
now bear The stigma OF indictments on n reason,
able showing OF evidence pointing to felontes Tnoy
may escape personal Incarceration. but thew ars
heneeforth branded as criminals IN the ewes OF the
world ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

Congress votes to adjourn on the fourth or
July, IL VIII be declaration OF Independence To the
business or general legislation
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ALMOST Given Away,

Dealers and the public should not fail attend the
Auction Sale commencing FRIDAY, June Doth, at ..
m. at No. l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest The
sale will continue every evening at same hour Goods
Will be sold very low and great bargains can be had
nightly. See auction notice. jel7
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TtOR SALE
4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
CARD TO THE TRADE. LIVERY MEN AND ppT
NATE BUYERS.
Messrs Wrern Son beg to announce that they b.ya
etao lsnGd permanent branch IN Washngton where
e4 VIII Keep In stock nice assortment of their famous
worn N Carriages, Buge1es lLaetO,s Couues sc o.
sncladlng the renowned Wrenn speeding and road
The superior and welkrown facilities possessed nv
Messrs Nrenn Son for the manufacture of ne worE
tn record as makers OF best grade of goods only ia
suIcelt guarantee that buyers viii be DISAPPOINTED
IN Any 3oS purchased from them By special contract
WIN the norfolk steamers goods down In WASH
cost OF goods for transportation - ~ "
Two hundred and 1ittcen hands employed the wear
rolo AT Their factories in Norfolk Va and orders for
any s4ie OF NellCe and IN any numbers will be turned
ou. WIN pfonptness and dispatch and all work guar
ustd OF nnes grades as to material and workmanship
Messrs Wrenn Son take pleasure in referring fo the
many gentlemen III the livery business in this city who
ad feSNAai eAptfie,-ce WITH the Mrenn wagons
COFFIN & CO.
1900 Agents for Washington
1sio-in Repository, Gil and Gl3 Z st n w
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TABLE A,

1ST FLOOR, REAR OF STORE,
CONTAINS THE WHITE AND FANCY
VESTS THAT WERE 81. NOW GO AT acc. EACH.
THE IMPORTED FANCY DUCK VESTS, NOT ACNE
IN THE LOT WORTH LESS THAN 80 90 COME AND
TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT sL3O EACH. THE sL50
PENANG CHECK VEST GO AT 75c THE 81 AND IS
FANCY DUCK VESTS GO AT $3.50 EACH.