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National Republican., 1884-06-27
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% THE T5fSf3i EfEE9YkyAEJA Z yf HnB F9gT 2gIuwrsr
DoUBLE TRACKI SPLENDID sCENERYl
sTEE1, RAiisi MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
TRANS ~ SEJE EETEG e Rili NY S,rS ~ 1sst rom .,,
For Pttsburg a and Ai the West chicago Limited Limited
Express OF Palace sleeping cars at 9;fO y. m.
ing Cars from patrisburg TO Cincinnati West.
ls efn Exprees,S llO p m daily win Palace ,
Chicago, with sleeping Cars pittsburg 20 Chi
F0 PFsbu%rs % and dIfseW Wcs WITH oSce m dsy agpSr 9r
Car Washington to Chicago. .
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.
For Erie, Canandoigua. Rochester, BlifMo, nj.
Psiaec Cars ts " WaShinGtoh hi mo 70 RoS6esier and
Washington to Bu ao Train leaving Wash.
ington on Saturday night will not run beyond
For Wiiiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmra, at
For New York and tie Fast, 40, S;15 and
IA M, 2, a 10. and llI5 pm, on sunday
Pullman Parlor CaTs 0io ~ IN. daily, except
For Bosion without change. 2 p. IN. every
week day, On sunday 4 p; nj.
For lirooklyn, N. y, all through trains CON
Annex, anoralng direct transfer to Fulton
street, avoiding double fcrtiage across New
For Philadelphia, $40. si15, and II n. m, 2,
q, o. 40, and 1tlb y. m; on sunday, 4, O.,
TO- STE liiS r a1nGay m Limited Express o4o"
For Baltimore, .; 9, 7ii5 $40. 0.Ao, and II
/. M, 1908, y, 4, 4:25, A'dO, q, 7;4O, 10, and
l1:15 p m. On sunday, D:jO u, m. 4, u,
T:4O. 10, and ll,l5 D. M. -
For pOpe's Creek Lime, G;35 n. IN. and 4;40
n. IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
For Annapolis, $50 H. IN. and d;d0 p. m.
A9I1EX SSfBfRRR RIA n1nS n%Sb FREDER1cKsBURa
HALLWAY, AMI ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
FOR Alexandria, B.3O. 7.2O, u:2b, 11:O5, and
lli35 q. M, 2:Oj, l;25, 5, O:2j, 500, and
1l;i5 =. IN. ON sunday at O;3O, e:2o, 1l:O5
For Richmond and the South, $50 aud 11;06
a. m. daily, and o p, m. daily, except sunday.
| Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 900,
800, 10 1910 Il. M; 1, 3:O5. Ji23. $40, 7iO5.
and 1O4O y. M, and 1910 midnight On sun
day at 800 and lOlOa. M; 100 and lO;IO
Tickets and Information at the office, north.
| east corncr Of Thirteenth street and Pcnnsyl-
| ynnia avenue, aud Mt tho station, whcrO orders
| can bn len for the checking OF baggage to desti.
| nation frOm hotels and rcEidenCps.
| CHAS. l.. PUaH, General Manager.
j. u. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
NIUSICl

PROF. +. EIBNER'S BAND & ORCHESTRA.
First-class music furnished for excursions, pic
MICS, barge parties church entertainments, and
all other occasions. Residence l2l7 9TH ST. n.
w. Once hours, s to IL u M, 1 to Up m.
National Republican., 1884-06-27

EVERY FRIDAY FROM To8P. NJ. FOR
ie26-8t Ladies ONLY.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
A Cold Day for Ice Men.

Secretary Folger seems to have discovered q
combination amongthc ice dealers In Washing
ton TO force the government to pay an cxor-
bitant price for Ice. Every houSckeeper in
Washington has discovered combination
somewhere TO put up the price of ice at(er this
last cold winter, when II must be more plenti-
iul than usual, Can you tell your readers, Mr..
Editor whether this combination Is in Wash.
ingt0n only or throughout the north, where
most of the ice Is obtained2 IL confined 10
Washington, an ice cart could DO proftably
started by some OF the cooperative societies
here. If the combination Is throughout the
whole country, then those who make haste to
bc rich" out Ofthis necessity of life must be
met another year by wide corporation of
WASHINGTON, June 20. UoUsEK EEPERs.
National Republican., 1884-06-27

Art Store, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue, the oriq.
nal painting, Far Away" by j. q. Browne, N.
A. Engravlngs now ready lo26-0t
National Republican., 1884-06-27
DRoposALs FOR ICE.

WAR DEPARTMENT, June 81, 1854.
Scaled proposals will be received ut the Office
of the Secretary of War until IL O'Clock, noon,
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1884, for y IMPLYING
the War Department and its bureaus with Ice
during the fiscal year ending June 20, 1880.
The Ice must be ofthe best quality of Kennebec
or equal thereto, solid, clear, and nee from
snow, dirt, or other impurities. and must be de-
livcrCd at the various bureaus and offices Of the
War Department In Washington, and weighed
upon department scales. Daily deliveries, oN-
ceptng Sundays and recognized holidays, win
be required. The quantity required VIII be
about 700, 600 pounds, more or less.
4 bond with approved security viii be required
of the party to whom contract may be awarded.
The Secretary of War reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and to waive defects Bids should
he marked proposals for Ice" and addressed
10 the Seer Ctnry Of War
No contract will he awarded under this ndyer-
tsament until an appropriation shall have been
made by Congress for the purchase of the leo
required ROBERT n. LINCOLN,
je9:I-ut Secretary of War.
National Republican., 1884-06-27

certificate of the incorporation of the Wash
inSton Cadet corps was filed with the recorder
yesterday, with Christian A. Fleetwood, Arthur
Brooks. John II. Brown, william II. Lee,
Richard NJ. Laws, Richard Y. Green, Alexander
Washington w. Robinson, Richard w. Davidgc,
and James IL. pcyton as iucorporators Tho
object Is for literary and educational purposes,
mutual Improvement, and perfection in mill
tary affairs,
National Republican., 1884-06-27
HENRY MoNETT,
DovBLE TRACK IANNEY coUrLERi
STEEL RAILS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE
10, 1884, UNTIL FURTHER NoT'tCE.


NE% tSyf TER4 MsfHnsSp SsSnETR 9R sNp N2oG T SPFa Of
, For Chicago, Cincinnati louisville and s.;
Louis daily Min qt hIa 200 a. M iOm5 , M O i0lo
Ing Cars TO above points, without change; 1915
H. m, m daily 70 Chicago, except saturday,
daily; $40 p, in. to Pitisburg, Cleveland and
DgsFo!,, WIN sleeping Cars 70 i7tts1urF;;, 'o,s
o. m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
Ing and Lake Erie 4. r.
1o;lo p. m. daily, with Parlor and Sleeping Cars
=, For baltimore on week days, 3, G:9O, $40, s,
$40. o, aud 1000 a. M, 12;iO. . 20, 2:35, 8.
3;3O, 43o (45-mlnute train), 4:4O, 5:30, 600, Z,
n, LEO, 22i33; 0. 4;4o, 63o $50 4 $40.
f9r, points on ne Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road lO:lb a. m. daily.
For Annapolis 6:4O a. M, and 1910 and 4:4o
:, Por way stalions between Washington and
lPalnimosS l.o Sn5 p 940 M I2il0 p @ $40
@ al MI Bin@Sh @ m m rSE %nd TSS%s 5S on
cipGi stations, on Metropolitan Bra6tli, s;5oa a
m daily for l. xingtun. staunton, and Valley
M daily; for Frederick, $50 a. M, io:i5 a M T.
4fS p % asy sx1eGi I2S SUNDAY S and b5
Trains arrive from the West daily, 6!2o, 7;5o
n M, 2;2D, o:lO, U:2O j. M. -
From New York and Philadelphia, 900, $50
n. IN. daily, $40 y. IN. daily, except sunday
From Annapolis 500 H. IN. and loo and 0:37
y. m. sunday. DOB ~ M, 6:37 p m;
From Lexington 6:20 u. m. daily and 2:16
p. IN. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points S:25
g; M, 2sl5 7: M, and S;l2 ?. M daily, except
Trains leave Baltimore for WASHINGTON at 2,
4i0, 0;3O, T:15. 1880, o, 9ilO. and 1890 n. m,
p. M. on Sundays, 2, 4:4O, 7:15, 1880. 500, % n.
M, l:3O, D, U:20, T:3O, and Op. IN.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
tion, eNcent l:3O u. m.
For further information apply at the Bnltl-
moro and Oho Ticket Office, Washington sta
tion, 90 nhd 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
Of Fourteenth street, where orders " Ill be taken
for baggage TO be checked and received at any
point In the city.
w. NJ. ELEMENTS, G. X. LORD,
Nj. OF H.. Baltimore. q. l.. A.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
Nationals VS., Kansas City to-day, 4:3O.
Clerk Clark and the Ice Ring.

Cen John b. Clark, clerk of the house OF
representatives, who recently invited bids for
ice for the coming year. was confronted with
the usual ring figures of I5, 40 and AZ cents per
hundred pounds. He rejected them all, and
win buy without contract during the re-
mninder Of the session. The present contract
fnp pnptg
National Republican., 1884-06-27
DIED.

CAvfLr.-on June o. 1884, nt 1880 r. m,
RoBEtr. infant sou Of l,obcrt and Mary T..
Cavtll.
ItAiRTLEY.-O on Thursday morning June 20.
1884 at 40, EDwAuD M youngest child of
william y. aud Sarah NJ. Hartley, aged 1 year
ana days.
LEE.-On Iune %, 1884, at $50 D. ~, MARY
G. tEE, Widow u the late John Ice, nfter long
ana painful Illness, which shU borC with Christian
foriitude, In hrr dOth year.
BURR. On lJunc 20, 1894. Mt $50 p, m, Mrs.
MARY a. BUkK, beloved wife OF the late Philo
Burr, In the 4 t4t year Of her age.
Funeral Oh saturday, June -, from the resi-
dCnce other 81 lughier, Mrs. i. /. Bush, 22i Soc
ond street northeast, at Op. m.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
Admission, lOcents.

THIS WEEK-NEW CoMPANYl NEW
PROGRAMMEl SPLENDID EN-
TERTAINMENTI
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lilo Nom scl,ool Ilon,e.

Commissioners West niud Edmonds yesterday
inspected several stes in Northeast Washing
ton for the location OF theinew school building
70 be erected in that soction. The school will
situated in ting vicinity of Tenth and n streets.
The childrep'of this locally are compelled to
travel long distances In tile winter time, tho
Walloch or Peabody buildings being tho
nearest.
Cool, comfort, thin clothing. Eisemnn Bros,
corner IN and H.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
IR4pELERS GUIDE.
TTlo SARATOGA,
LAKE GEORGE,
AND
oATsK1LI MOUNTAINS.

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALI~RAIL and pARLoR CAR LINE.
Trains on New York, West Shore, and Buffalo
Railway by west shore Of picturesque Hudson
River, leave Jersey City station of Pennsylvania
Railroad as follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL O.O5 A. M.-Arrlve
Saratoga $3.50 y. M, Caldwell, Lake George
ago y. M, Montreal l i y. IN. Elegant Pull
man Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence to Mon
cATsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. o;3e a;
Hotel 2;O7 p. nj. Parlor Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 1OlG a, M-Arrlve Albany
. y. M, sharon Springs p. m, COoperstown
9p, M, Utica 5;56p. M, syraciso 7:i6p. m.,
RIsaasa RR2IchSssGE l loi9 M, 1iu,al2 1910 = 'ppi,
bany, Sharon Springs, and Niagara Falls.
s4SAT2s4 hXfR lB hNB SGsank M2TaTAIN f"6 kaai
erskill bil6 p M, Grand Hotel 6;O5 y. m.
SSnr9toge O'2o p. M Lake George T. ~.
George.
sARATOGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, 3;45 p. M..sArrlve Hotel Kanter
sslll s,, s;io p M. Grand Hotel S;4o T. n, sara
sSp s5 B % h3ES W,b 9sSTEs PSFor igao b &
skill Mountains, to Saratoga Bullet Parior
Car leaves Washington on Pennsylvania II. Il.
TO Montreal. The New York Limited leaves
Washington at O4O "a. M, connecting with
Snratoga and Catskill Mountain Limited ut
Jersey City.
Ask for single or round trip tickets by welt
shore Route and avoid ferry at, and long
transfer through, New York city. Apply to city
or depot agent of Pennsylvania II. IT, for COM
plcie time tables tickets, and parlor car chairs.
Parlor car chairs from Jersey city station re-
served In advance upon application TO agent Pull
man Car Company, Pennsylvania H. II. Station,
Jersey City, n. j.
HENRY MONETT
National Republican., 1884-06-27

hours Of and 0 o'clock a. IN. on the flrst
Friday after tho present term Of the court In
banc closed. This will bring the day OF exc
cution on July II. Efforts arc still being made
10 have the President commute the sentence
to imprisonment for life.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
THE COURT RECORD.

BALTIMORE, June 2G--Virgiuia Gs consoli-
he'd, IS; pustdue coupons, 81; now 3s 49,
Lrih Carolina Is old, lO8ln bld,to.dnY.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
NOMINATIONS.

The President sent the following nomina-
tiOns TO the senate yesterday:
Eli II. Murry, of Kentucky, 10 be governor of
Utah,
John w. Mcldrm to be surveyor general of
Wyoming
samuel A. LosCh of Pennsylvania, to,bc sec.
rotary Of the territory of New Mexico.
William NJ, Ridpath, Of Indiana to be agent
for the Indians Of the Quapaw agency, Indian
territory.
Dennis Eagau, Or Florida, TO be collector of
customs for thp district OF Key West, Fla.
Assistant Engineer G. NJ Perkins, to be Sec
Ond licutcnnnt the marine corps,
Second Lieut.. Charles t. ROmmcll, marinO
corps, to be m assistant engineer.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
ONFIRNIATIONS.

The senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
Assistant Engineer q. NJ. Perkins, of the
navy, 10 be second lieutenant In the marine
corps,
Second Lieut.. Charles T. Rommcll of tho
marine corps, to be an assistant engineer in tho
navy.
Frederick; j. B. Cordeiro of Massachusetts,
TO be an assistant surgeon In the navy.
New York, to be II chief engineer In the navy.
A. Wilson Norris, of Pennsylvania, to be pen
sion agent at Philadelphia, Pa.
A large number Of p0stmuStcrs was also con.
hrmcl,
National Republican., 1884-06-27
Baso ball, championship game Capitol park,
Permits 10 We'd.

The following mlrriagc licenses have been
issHcd. Robert Lee Gray, of Richmond, Va,
and Bertha 4, l., Inraboo, of Fortress Monroe,
W.; Wesley Payne and Barbara A. Scwcll.
Johd Hall aud Mary Hardy, William Lewis
ana Mary WiustOu;GcOrge W, Boston aud Mary
H. shade, William BoNworth aud Mary \,
shade: William Burnett aud Della Dean, both
of Alexandria, Val william stevenson and
Laura Bell, both of Buunlng, D. Dri Theodore
w. Estlcr Uud Ida G. Moore both of George
town, D. c.; Daniel W. simmons, Of this city,
and Mary Moore, Of pittsDuE, Pa.
THE Swpltprug weather make thin clothes Il
topic Of interest. We have them In the largest
variety and mention them among our bar
HMim.. EI.umMM Bros. oOrnor IN and E
National Republican., 1884-06-27
nrlcn VIII Soon hn nnng.

1t has been announced that the supreme
court Of the district has decided to adjourn
sine die ON the 7th OF July next, Judge Wylie
IN passing the death sentence ON Edward
l3rlCe, convicted of the murder of Peter Wash
ingIOn, ordered that he Nv hung between the
National Republican., 1884-06-27
WORK OF CONGRESS-
THE SENATE PASSES THE LEGISLATIVE
APPROPRIATION BILL.

An Amendment Adopted which Cuts on the
Usual ''LeaVc TO Prnt''-iThe House Fails TO
Pass the "Dackbono" Land Grant Forfeit.
ure Bill.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
PROPOSALS.
FOR WASTE PAPER

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
WAsuINGToN, June "a. 1884.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this De-
partment until IL o'clock NJ, MONDAY, JUNE
80, 1881, for the waste paper of this Depart
ment and its bureaus for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1885.
Blds must be for the paper MS It runs, including
straw aud bastebOard.
FuIms of proposals, Instructions to bidders,
&c., viii be furnished upon application 10 the
Custodian, Room lOI, Interior Department.
je2U-3t NJ. J.. JOSLYN, Acting Secretary.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
Ynslinrinn Sinrk ENchnnge nuntntInns.
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, juno 26.-Cotton duh; middling,
llib. Flour steady with moderate demand
IICWard street and western supcrtlne s2,1jCD
3.Sy: do. extra, S350@I.25; do. family, $4,000
5.7t, city mills superiine, S9,OO@350; do.eNtra,
So lOdi.2J; do. Rio brands, Sj.62G9j.75: Pa
taIlSco family, SG.2j; do. supcrlative patent,
SBtj Whcat-Southern dun and irregular
Wtftern more active and lower, closing weak;
soJthcrn red, Old, 81 ,OO6pl0G; do. new, sl.OSdp
/. III; do. amber, old, Sl.05GGl.0S: new, Sl.0Sly
LII; No. ! Maryland and July, SOCIOLOGY;
M western winter red, spot asl{a9s1sc; July,
9gts@9F3ec; August, YS4@Sl. .OO september,
SllOhMlOlb. Corn - Southern lower and
dull western lower, with better demand; south
Crl white, 6S1d9c; do. yellow, G26p6ic; western
mixed, spot, h7pjTl4c; June, 5IlSG57J4c; July,
bSE5SiSc: August, 5aq59Ac. Oats steady aud
firth; southern, SD Zoe: western white, $500
4ld; do. mixed, 3GJGSSc; Pennsylvania. $40
4Od Rye quiet at 6sa7Oc. Hay firm; prime 10
chbiCe Pennsylvania and Maryland Sl3.Ol9
l5pO. Provisions a Shade easier aud quiet;
mIss pork Sl7.7j; bulk meats, shoulders,
AMI clear rib sides, packed, 7Ig0Hc; bacon
SHOULDERS, Sc; clear rib sidcs, lOi ,C; hams, lli
@ljl9c. Lard-Renncd, o,5c. Butter steady;
Wtl,tCTn packed. Spl5C; creamery, l76y24C.
EDS lower ut lGl1l7c. Petroleum irmer; re-.
nIkd, 7I9@7;s, Coffee dull; Rio cargocs ordi.
nafy TO fair S4@9{, sugar steady; 4 soft,
GIG. COpper-ltGlned quiet ut l3y2 Whisky
SHADY at sil4 Frcights TO Liverpool per
stlaner quiet; cotton, 9-6id.; flour, Is; grain,
adj Receipts-FlOur, 2,OS5 barrels; wheat,
5SblO bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, l00l
Ml,hcls: rye, 5000 bushels. Shipments-Whcat,
5lOJ bushels Sales-Whcat, 10000 bushels;
coin, l23,O0O bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE June 2G,--Virgiuia Gs, consoli-
dlcd, IS; pust.due coupons, 81; new S. SO;
Nbrth Carolina Us, old, 1885, bid,to'duy.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
CnEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Q
CLeave B. & p. Depot. Sixth and II Streets.
Springs, Lexngon, Ky, Louisville, CinCin.
natl, Columbus, aud st, Louis, Daily except
Sunday ll:OO A. M. For williamsburg, Va.
Newport News, Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk. Daily except sunday.
b:1O 4. M-For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
and Chicago. connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
daily; does not stop for local business, ex-
Cept the Virginia Springs; through Pullman
service to Louisville and Cincinnati.
10;4O Z. M,-FOr all wuy stations and Vir-
ginin Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily
except Sunday.
For tickets and Information apply at @. & o.
rail way office. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland Railway
Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and y; n L.
Station. IL. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
c. w. SMITH, FRANK TRIGg,
General Manager. N. Il. Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1884-06-27
vINHE:vIRG1NIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH,
SOUrIIMLSr. AND MEST.

Schedule In effect June 8, 1884.
$40 a. M--Now Orlcaus Mall, daily, making
close connections 10 all points, south and
southwest Daily, except sunday, with
G. ~ U, Ry, Pullman sleeping Buffet
Cars from New York and Washington to
Atlanta Pullman sleeping Cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Otle ans.
parlor Car from Washington to Natural
51O l. M.-fouisvlllc Fast Limo, daily, via
Charlottesville. to Cincinnati, Louisvillc.
and all Western Points. Pullman Sleep.
ing Cars from washington to Louisville.
1O:lO l.. M,-Southern Mail and'ENpress, daily,
TO all points South and Southwest, Via
Danville and Charlotte Daily, cGcopt
Sunday, with G. ~ o, Ry. Pullman Sleep
Ing Cars from Washington, via DanvlllC,
Char lotte, and Atlanta, to New Orleans;
also from Washington. via Chlrlntte ana
Columbia, TO Augusta. Pullman Sleeping
Car from Washington to White sulphur
Springs
Manassas Division train leaves Washington ut
$40 H. IN. and 6lO r. IN. daily, except
sunday. WarrCntOn trains leave wash
ingtOn ut $40 u. IN. and $40 p M. daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire at
Company's Office, G01 Pennsylynnla avenue.
N MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent.
Sol II As. rrn1lC Mnnupnr
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THE MARKETS.
In Regular aud Weak Opeplns-A Rally.
But he Closing Was weak-Sharp Attacks
on lo Northern Pacific.

IN Regular aud Weak OpeBlng-A Rally.
But he Closing Was Weak-Sharp Attacks
on 70 Northern Pacific.
NEN YORK, June 26.-'rho stock market
this 1rulng was irregular, but In the main
wcalR Lake shore and Chicago, Burlington,
and iincy were particularly heavy, and de.
ClncB ~ 20 ~ per cent 70 ~ and 1851. re-
speed ely Tho decline in hc other market
was SO than per cent. Oregon TranscOuti-
ucntU was m exception, and rose u per cent.
" Before the first call there was an nd
v0uCN OF u to IA per cent, Northwest being
most prominent Al II q. m. Northern Pacific
pref ped was raided down 10 SO, and Oregon
ImnE EOntlucntOl TO "a on uElHvorablc rumOrg,
and N Is unsettled speculation once more
LU on the future oi stout & Co. was nm
nOul Ued, and the market was further de
pres ". Canada Southern and Michigan Con.
trnl Iere subjected 10 o severe raid The former
breu fling TO ~ and and the latter 20 5Si1, some
lDngl stock coming ont on the way down
Wcs Ern Union was unluvurably affected by
rcpoIts that the dividend had been cnloined,
but lIhcu the rumor was officially denied the
stncI rose iu 81 and turned the niafket.
IaIkawnnun was also strong, selling mp 10
i073lon purchases to cover shorts. Rock Is
landl rose to lUiH, st. Paul TO COZ. Northern
Eig.1 EEiag.1' preferred to '''.' and Lake Shore to
ffIhe last half hour Of business tho attacks
on NRrthern Pacific preferred were renewed
aud he stock was, forced downto g7h. A few
of tlIc day In sympathy, and the whole market
with the exception OF luckawnuna aud Mis-
sourI Pacific, was weak. Northern Pacific was
rnidld on rtmors that the company would
hnvd TO borrow money tu meet the July inter
est, put this was subsequently denied by the
Comlnny's fiscal agents.
AJong the prominent shares Lacknwnnnn
com banded y per cent. Tor use, New York
CenInl Z, and the remainder Of the list l32
to 1-lG.
Ter delivery hour few hundred shares Of
Lactuwqnna were bought IN ut los to 107l6
for ondclivcry. Railway bonds were weak
andlOwer.
MI sales Of stock today aggregated dt7,9Oi
shah including tho following: Central
paclic, G,1l7; Dolawarc. Luckawannu and
WesIern, 1890 Erie, ~ $50: Lake Shore. 10 $50;
Ioulville and Nashville, 6,3OI; Missouri Pacific,
b.gOt Northwest, 322l7 New York Central,
16,I; Northern Pacific, 9,lg5i Reading, 1900;
~. liul, g. 100; Union Pacllc, 33,3Ni; Western
Uni(n, 40, ,iGG; Souherupnclhc, preferred, J0,4T6.
Orclou TruusCOntinOutal 1909.
TIIsyy balanccs-ooin, i9,SiiOsl cur
renly, S9,61l ,S3l.
Ia
National Republican., 1884-06-27
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDEST,
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY

IN
OFFicE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
DEPARTMENT BUILDINo,
WAsHiEOToS, June 30 1854.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate (separately), for
Coal and Wood, ndorsed aud addressed t. the
Sn2er,ntendgpl Of the 1 1n'Rt9 Watr ana Until n"iS
O'Clock m. on SATURDAY. JULY ., 1884, TO
supply the state War, aud Navy Department
Building with Fuel, namely:
1000 tons extra hard White Ash Furnace Coal.
90 tons White Ash stove Coal.
lIcsprvng the right to order as much more of
either Furnace or Stove as may be required at
All coal 10 be ofthe best quality, free from dirt
aud slate, and Inspected by sworn Inspector, NJ
the cost Of the contractor.
80 cords more or less Spruce Pine Wood.
90 cords, more or less Hickory Wood.
Al the Wood to he Of the best quality, and In
specttd by sworn Inspector, at the cost of the
contractor.
Thc Coal and Wood to be delivered at tho
state, War, and Navy Department Building or
OllcG Tor which required and stored in the
vaults by the parties TO whom the CONTRACT or
the convenience Oftho Department may require,
The right to reject any and nll bids or 70 accept
ceS!iul bidder VIII he required 10 mrnish u bond
IN tue sum Of Sh,WOu us guarantee Of the Nlth-
v RST2Thnnco n OF M TNy s2RIyaf. WS4 p m be
ChiEf Engineer L. s, Navy, supornlund mt
DROPosATS FOR SUPPLIES FOR NEW
l. PENSION BUILDING.
orrlcr or rHE SUPERVISING
ENGINEEn AND hpCruTEcr,
NEW PESSION BvILBISg,
WAsIISuTOS, u. C., lunu 23, 1881.
Proposals urc invited for fitting up In tho new
pClsiln building two toilet rpudlS-unC for gem
tlCmuu the Othrr for lUdlr,, on the IUwCr ilUOr,
Also, iOr furnishing aud laying wood door Ot
ID southern pine flooring. on slocpcrs thrro
the lower toOr, IN MI The rooms south olthc east
ana west gd'CS.
Also, Tor niruishiug glazed sash for tho win.
dDWs on tie outside, Nul for glazed frames and
doors for ,hn iastlr openings Of thcsv rooms
Plans ana specifications Gnu lc seen at thl5
Office.
iilda should be- sealed and Will bc opened at
noon ut2Srn OFJUNE, 1881. In THIS oillrc.
NJ, g. MElGS.
Supoviane Engineer and Architect
| DROpUSAIS FOR LAYING GRANITE
| X BLOCK PAVEMENT.
| OFFICE OF TTE ESUISErH COVNIgsI0NEU,
WASH SUTuN, d. C.,'iunc 20, 1854,
lly direction Of tln Board of commissioners,
| sealed proposals. will bee received az this Office
| uutil - O'CLOCK M. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2S,
| lSSi iur laying granite block pavement uhn
| street, iron First street to maryland avenue
| southwest,
| flank fOrms Of proposals. and specifications
! can ne obtained mt thiS ullrc upon application
! Therefor, together with an uccgs'Ury nthrnn-
| ton, Rnd bids upon these iornSwil alone be con-
| GldCrud,
me rlgnt srosoryod to reject aIy md nll bids
| or parts of bids, q, j. l,NDECkfR,
| Major ut Engineers L, =. A.,
! lC23-Bt Inpmeur commissioner
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National Republican., 1884-06-27

WE have no soiled or shop.worn clothing
among the bargains we offer. Eiseman Bros
corner 7th and Il.