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Srnr-AssuA1 RrDuorrosa
SILK vELvETs and DRESS GOODS. cLoAKs.
NEWMARKETS. VISITES and JACKETS
at greatly reduced prices. We have much larger
stock than usual and have determined to close them
out at very low prices Great bargains are being offered
in choice goods.
Special sale of Coored velvets at So So marked down
from $780,
Tricot Cloths in choice shades reduced from 81 so to
S.
Efocade velvets in black and colors. have been
marked down. and will be sold very cheap.
Colored Brocade silks reduced from $3.50 to 81.
Full Bleached Damask Towels reduced from $50 to
Black Satin Merveilleux reduced from &175 to 81 So
SIS to 81
Our stock larger and goods are first
class and Of the newest styles
We have just received choice lot of evening Silks
and Crepes. Crepe de Chimes and Satins
". NJ SINISTER SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania Avenue
NR-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST dis
NOAH WALKER co. HANDsoMnD DISPLAY
625 Pennsylvania ave.
Low Prices WINTER ovERcoATs
AND SUITS
FINE MEDIUM AND
NOAH WALKER co. Low PRICES
e2S M Rsnns Kov.9 sn ave
cS aths s0s Clothing sha
~ MEMS. BoYs AND
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON Bros Auctloneers
ADMINISTRATO 'S SALE OF
TWO BAY MARES,
ONE BUSINESS WAGON,
ONE SET HARNESS.
By virtue Of order issued by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia holding Probate Court viii
SELL at public auction in front Of the auction of
Dnneanson Bros, 9Th and streets northwest, on
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWENTY
THIRD, A. D. 1884. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Bay Mares.
] business Wagon.
j Set Harness.
Terms cash WN Il WETZEL
administrator OF the Estate Of Richard L. Thompson,
deceasedL DIST
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Latest Foreign News bv Cable.

TIE FRENCH EMBASSY AT THE VATICAN.
PARIS, December lo.-In the chamber OF deputies
to-day, motion to abolish the French embassy at
the Vatican was rejected by vote OF 293 TO 1863. In
the course OF the debate Prime Minister Ferry took
occasion TO speak In a highly eulogistic manner Of
Pope Leo Kills enlightened and cOnciliatory atti-
tude.
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nUNCANSON BROS Aucrioneers
~ 3IT-3l9 9Th street northwest. Corner street,
TOYS. TOYS TOYS
LARGE LOT TOYS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS BY
AUCTION, CONSISTING OF HOBBY HORSES
DOLL CARRIAGES WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES
DOLLS. BLOCKS VASES AND MISCELIA-
NEOUS LOT OF SMALL TOYS AND CHRISTI
MAS GOODS GENERALLY, TOO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWEEN
TIETH, 1884 at TEN O'CLOCK. within our salesroens
We viii sell general assortment of Christmas goods aud
dls-2t DUNCANsON BROS.
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Local Notes.

AOCdl NOteos
Anthony Rooms cooper shop, on Canal street,
was broken open last night and IS worth OF tools
stolen.
The store OF Pau, Reinlen, corner of p and 9Th
streets. entered last night and $23 so stolen.
At irregular meeting OF A. l. OF Ii. Council, No.
g. order OF Chosen Friends, the following officers
E. C. c. Winter, NJ. D.; VICE councillor, James a.
Compton: secretary. Mrs. E. l. O'Bren; treasurer,
John F. Caslow; prelate, H. NJ Newcomoe: marshal,
James q. Downs: warden James Kearney; guard,
O. NJ. Watt sentry B. c. Fuller; past chief counc1l-
lor, VIM 7! Dollison; trustee for three years. VIM.
To-day Margaret Chapman renewed her petition
for divorce from Burnett Chapman. which She dis
missed sometime ago. She charges he deserted
The win OF the late Charles d. Gilman was 1led
to-day ne leaves his estate to bis widow. An or
DER OF pubic alton was made.
Nichols, Shepherd Co. have filed a bill against
=. A. Marsh for the cancellation OF patent Issued
to him for improved reversing gear for steam en-
gines. the ground that 1t is an interference with
patent owned by them.
ALar9e Real Estate Transaction.
A deed was placed on record to-day by which
Mr.. Seth Caldwell, r., transferred MI. VIM. b.
jerks, OF Philadelphia, the property at the north
east corner OF 9th and streets, which he bought
s% png az se e Ras
brick building, with frontage OF 30 feet, and the
two three-story brick houses on G street
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the announce
ment OF the Punch and Judy matinee at the Home
Opathic hospital fair tomorrow afternoon at Ma
RIMS hall
SUIT AGAINST A STEAMBOAT CoxpANY.--Jane c.
Burch TO-DAY 1led . suit against the Inland and
SeaDoard Coasttng company Tor 5000 damages
She claims that on the 9th OF November last she
was a passenger on the steamer J. w. Thomp-
son from Chapiico St MaryS county. to this city,
and during the trip she received severe injuries
from COW, which she claims was negligently
fastened
--
CHARGED WITH BREAKING JAu.-Lieut Botelef
to-day swore out . warrant against Frank Nichol-
son FOR jail breaking Nicholson was serving out
TWO sentences OF six months each for assault and
battery, and on last Sunday morning made his
escape nom the basement OF the jail
0IveN TO fnH JuKY-The case Of Henderson
against the B. O. r. R-actton for damages
received IN q collision In le02-which has been ON
trial In the Circuit Court for several days, was
given 70 the jury this afternoon
A FIRE TaB AyrE1xooN-To-day, about half
past one O'Clock, IRE took place in row OF four
{ame houses on / street. between North Capitol
and lss streets west, originating from kitchen.
One OF the houses was badly burned, and the roots
ct I'll e then were damaged
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BfSoCAc OF foticE-THE RAILROAD MEN Row.
kvKR- FAIL TO PUT IN AN APPEARANCE - AND
IsEiR RIGHT 10 CROSS i4rH STREET REMAINS w.
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District Government Affairs.

BARKING AND DANGEROUS DOGS
The Commi SSiouerS have framed an amendment
for the police bill providing that person keeping
ing or otherwise annoyS citizens shall be fined not
more than $40, unless the dog is killed otherwise
disposed OF within Two days after conviction.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At meeting OF the clerks and employees OF the
health Office to-day appropriate resolutions were
adopted respecting the death OF their late associ
ate, Capt Slmms
Capt F. v. Greene returned TO the city this
morning from the funeral OF bis brother, and was
at his desk at the District government buildings.
In the letter written by the District Commission
ers to Senator Pike respecting the taxes on the
Howard University property, the amount OF land
mentioned as having been purchased OF Howard
university by the government was % I acres, 10
stead of 22a acres, as Incorrectly published
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

ENGLISH TRICYCLE. tHARRINGTON,S PATENT).
IN GOOD CONDITION. AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY. DECEMBkk TWENTIETH, 1894. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, ! shall sell
the above machine which is in class condi ton
dIS-2t
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION Ar AUCTION ROOM.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH, 1884 COM
menClng at TEN O'CLOCK. Large number of Carpets.
Double Heating Range and other Cooking and Heat ing
Stoves.
ALSO.
Shoemaker Pia o and small Organ.
Fine assortment of Decorated Toilet Ware. Crates
English Stone China
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
One Top Buggy. Li2ht Carriage with glass front
ALSO. TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Carriages, Buggirs, Horses Wagons etc dI8-1t
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A FIRE TINS AyTxRNooH.-To-day, about half
past one O'Clock, IRE took place in row OF four
fyame houses on / street. between North Capitol
and lss streets west, originating from kitchen
One OF the houses was badly burned. and the roots
oe I'll q then were damaged
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CHARGED WITH BREAKING JAu.-Iieut- Botelef
to-day swore out warrant against Frank Nichol-
SON ror Jail breaking. Nicholson was serving out
two sentences OF six months each for assault and
battery, and On last sunday morning made his
escape nom the basement OF the JAIL
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i PENNSY LVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS EAST, No 229 PENN
SYLV8NIA AVENUE.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No Nh
S9Ol. doc. 3D. will trustee appointe In said 1e1
cause. offer for sale on THURSDAY. THE EIGH-
XEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, a. D., 1884 AT FOUR
O'CLOCK Ri, in front of the premises, parts of lots
numbered thirteen u3) and fourte 90 in square
scribed as oows: Beginning for the the north
west corner of said lot numbered thrte 49, and
thence running southwesterly along the line
said lot 132 feet inches thence south Is feet thence
east 81 feet and inches thence north PC feet 10 inches
thence east feet 6 inches thence north u feet 81
inches thence east foot 10 inches thence northeast
wardly to point 30 feet and inches from Penns
from western line aforesaid tn along said line to
said avenue and thence along said to the
place OF beginning together with ali the rovements
ways easements rights and privileges to the same be-
longlnE or IN any wise appertaning, improved BIZ q
frame dwelling and store room
Terms: One.th1rd of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash; the balance in six nine aud Ave months
annu and to be secured by deed of trust premises
sold Conyeyancing. &c. at cost of purchaser A de-
POST OF Sg0 required at time of SALE Terms COM
piled with in ten days. otherwise the trustee will resell
the property after five days public notice Of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington ID c.
CHAS. A. WALTER, trustee
" $40 street northwest
pohCANsON bhoS, Aucts d5-d&dbs
ca THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the weather until TUESDAY TWENTY
THIRD DECEMBER. A. d. 1894 at same hour and
place. CHAS A. WALTER Trustee
0lS-dSoDS 342 ID street northwest.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the announce
ment OF the Punch and Judy matinee at the Home
Opathtc hospital fair tomorrow afternoon at Ma
rinf'S hall
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NOAH WALKER & Co,
Merchant Tailora,
and
Shirt Makers.
Cos Pennsylvania ava
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EDUCATIONAL.

bTTN HOSIE QUI SALT QUATRE LANGUES
~ vault G1atre koInnneS" Glasses in French and
italian at the Temple Hotel opp Patent Office The
new meth IN llelg weekly French Soiree adopted
Address A VI. PARKS do Inn
NINE. LEPRINCE. FROM PARIS WILL BEGIN
VA her French conversational lessons her and
Pulis residences Gail after p 5ll 18th street
northwest Terms moderate do tjl1'
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MRS ADELINE DUAL MACK SCHOOL OF
WI Elocntion and Dramatic Art Private Lessons in
LngIish branches Day evening Reading Glasses in
Shakespeare Literature and History. l426 street wv
mr. I'm
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HAsDsoMnD1spLAY
WIN T ER OvERcOATS
AND SUITS.
FINE. NEDIUN AND
Low PRICES.
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A Rival TO the Lmray Cayerns.

A dispatch from Piedmont, W. Va,
SAYS: "A cavern has been discovered on
the farm Of David Smith, in Mineral coun-
ty, short distance from this place, which
promises to rival in extent and beauty the
famous Luray cavern in Old Virginia.
The discovery was made by Mr.. Smith
several days ago, who, in crossing a field,
felt the ground cave in beneath his feet,
and only saved himself from falling into
unknown depths by superhuman exertlOns.
Mr.. Smith, with few neighbors, made an
exploration the next day and found they
had stumbled upon an immense cave.
The cavern has been explored for 4 mile in
one direction and three quarters OF mile
in another, without reaching its limits.
There is much magnificent underground
scenery, one chamber being ninety feet
high, the vauted roof being supported by
finely-proportioned columns. Further and
more extensive explorations will soon be
made"
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[Governor Cameron is not in the ethyl
ed-ThOusand.D Dollar Fire.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

Ivy FIUNI"PI u V'IV b''I7''8V"'I
NEW YORK, May 19.-The repair-shops
of the New York and Harlem Railroad
Company at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
second street and Fourth avenue took fire
yesterday. The buildings cover a large
area, and contain the machine.shopS and
work-rooms where all the repairing OF the
rolling stock of the company is done. The
flames spread rapidly, and were soon be-
yond the control Of the few fire companies
which were available. A general alarm
was sent out for assistance, which soon ar
rived, and the fire was eXtinguished after
few hours hard work. Three passenger
cars were destroyed. The origin of the
fire is unknown. The sparks from the
burning building set fire to several small
buildings. The loss is 100000; insurance
not known
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RUSSLA'S NEXT EMPEROR.
State Ceremonies in the Winter Paiace i'm
st. Petersburg and Fete 20 the People in
the Field of Mars.

Stutc ceremonies IN tue WlHtS' ""'' III
st. Petersburg and n Fete 30 the People in
the Field OF Mars.
A st. Petersburg special OF the 18th says:
The maiority OF the CZarewltch was cele-
brated to-day by various Court and State
ceremonies, and .feie to the people in the
Field OF Mars. The streets were thronged
by enthusiastic masses. The Car and
Czarewitch drove through the crowd at
midday in an open carriage and without
escort. The populace loudly cheercd as the
royal persons passed. The windows along
the route were specially ordered to be kept
closed. The CZarina was driven later in the
day to the Winter Palace, where the men,
bers OF the imperial family. the officials OF
the various embassies, and the high State
and Church diglitaries were assembled.
/ At the palace, Prince William OF Germany,
| in the name OF his father the Emperor,
conferred upon the CZarewitch the deco
ration OF the Order OF the Black Eagle.
The procession then formed and proceeded
to the palace church, the Car and Czarina
leading. They were followed by Queen
Olga Of Greece, the CarZcwitch, the
Duchess of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Prince
William, and the Russian Grand Dukes
and Duchesses. After prayers had been
offered the CZarewitch took the oath OF al-
legiance 10 the Car and loyalty to the
| fatherland, and swore TO maintain the legal
! order Of succession to the throne. A salute
OF 301 guns IN honor OF the day was then
! fired. Returning to the palace, the Care
witch took the oath OF military allegiance
on the standard OF his bOdy-Suard OF the
Cossack regiment. Another salute was
fred and their imperial maiesties then re-
| tired from their ceremonies. The Care
witch in the afternoon received deputa-
| tons from all classes OF the civil, military,
and provincial population.
The shipping in the Neya was respen-
dent with a display OF the flags OF all ma
tons. The streets were all gayly decorated
with flags and banners. The entire city
tonight is brilliantly illuminated. Special
services Of thanksgiving were held to-day
in all the churches. Prince William placed
a wreath OF Immortelles upon the tomb OF
Alexander III.
The Gar has appointed Prince William
honorary Colonel of the Niborg Infantry
regiment.
The Journal de ST. PeterSbourg. in refer
ring to Prince Williams visit to st. Peters
burg, says d" 1t is not merely courtesy,
but teStilies to the good relations existing
between Russia and Germany. 1t Is
guarantee OF many years secure friendship
between the two States"
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FORTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
senate Proceedings Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1884.

WASHINGTON, May ~, 1851
Senator Cameron, Of Wisconsin, pre-,
sided over the Senate to-day, having Deen
designated for that purpose under the RUE
by the President Of the Senate.
Among the petitions presented ana aP-
propnately referred were the following
BY Mr.. Harris: From the Merehan.s
Exchange, Nashville, Tenn, protestihg
against the consolidation OF the customs
port Of Nashville with that OF Memphis;
and praying that an appraiser DC appo'i'eo
for the port OF Nashville.
BY Mr.. Call: From citizens OF florlda
praying for the forfeiture OF the iahu-
grant 10 the Florida Railroad Company,
lnow known as the Atlantic, Gun anu
West Indies Railroad Company IL pelng
twenty-eight years since the grant was w.
made, and the road not being YET BUM.
BY Mr.. Butler: To authorize tbe see :ae-
tsry Of War 10 lend fifty Springfield rInes
TO the Palmetto Guard, OF Charleston
sc.
The Chair laid before the Senate the
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Southern lower; yellow higher; western easier
and dull: southern white. 6see69c.; yellow, 63@
white. 4 1Gt43c.; mixed 3S6e41c.; pennsyIyanls.
pork-.old. sl7,75; new, $3.50. Dals-mcate
Bacon-Shoulders, e4c.: clear-rib sides, lesc.
Hams, 14I@154c. Lard-Rehned. 9fc coffee
dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary Ia fair; ef@io5c.
~ OlNriSNATI
CIScIYNATr, May l9.-Flour heavy: family;
lower; No. 2 red. s1.02@sl.O4. Corn easier;
No. mixed, 5s@5stc. oats steady; No: z
MIXED, 361c; Pork dull mess, sl7. L,rd dan
and lower at $3.50. Bulk-meais dull aud droop-
ing; shoulders, $685.; short-rib, se.l2s. Bacon
easier; shoulders, $3.50; short rib. 50: shorI
clear, ,s9.s74. Whisky firm at Sill. Sugar
In light demand; hard refined. ne; New Or
leans. 54q61c. Hogs steady; common aud light.
s4.25&s5 65; packing and butchers, sJ20gs6.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-Wheat quiet; No. 2
red, S1.05@sl.0S. Corn quet; No. 9 mixed.
visions quiet. Mess pork, STA. buik- meals
Shoulders. 1925 clear ribs, sS.25; clear sides.
SS.S7A. Bacon--shOuders, s7.25; clear rib 80 ;
clear. 1861. Hams-Sugar-cureG, l3c. Lard
'e ST. LOUIS.
Vt. LOUIS. May 19.-Flour unchanged. WHEAT
ca h aud May; No. 3 red, sI.OI asked. Corn in
fair demand and lower; 50@50ac. cash, 49aGn
soc. Nav. Oats dull and lower; 32set32ssc. cash.
32kc. June. Whiskey steady at sl.11. Proyl-
sions very slow.
MILWAUKEE,,
MILWhUKRE, May l9.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat stronger; No. / cash and May, SyAc.
Corn scarce and wanted; No. 2, SAC. Oals easier
No. 2 Soc Provisions lower. Mess pork, 7.25
cash and June. Lard-Prme steam, so.03 cash
and June. Hogs easier at S5Ngs5.75.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-Beef ca;tle--Market ac-
better: higher.
best. Ga a &C.; first quality. 5S@6ac; medium
4s@5 &C.. ordinary, 4'sc; most sales from 81 e
6Asc.: receipts, laos head; sales, 1872 head
Swine-Supply equal 20 moderately fair demand
receipts, 5,67s head: quotations Ease. Receipts
Of sheep and lambs big head; quotations
sheep, 3@6c.; lambs 6.aSJ.c.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 19-Catilc dull receipts,
200 head; prime, 7@74c.; good. 6E@6tc
medium. 6@64c.: common, 54a sac. sheep
dun; receipts, 1000 head; clipped, 3@6ac.
wool sheep, 4@79c.; spring lambs, 81 so q head
10 1Oc. 4 ID. Hogs In fair demand; receipts,
5000 head; western, s@S&c.; common and
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We dom. pretend 90 sell every garment
we have at less price than anybody else.--
IL would be foolish TO say we do.---Frc-
quently-yery freauently-we are enabled
to do so.-No better illustration could be
given than the special low prices on Boys
Clothlng-and Children's-we now have in
stOck--But for the same amount OF mon
ey-for The same fabric in garment-yOu
get Of us better-trimmed work-bctter fit
ting-and 80 long as they cost no more than
ethers who lack In these essentials--it Is Of
course advantageous 10 buy ours.-Ifwe
were to enuu erate-but why enumerate--
almost eyerythng-thatt the male sex wears
is here-not a teaspoonful Of it-but In guam
titles, and all of 1t cOrrect.-That word
correct with us means-correct in fabric
correct I'm style-correct In labor-coruct
in trlmmings-and absolutely correct in
price.-Ils surprising to us to see how
good can he made better-fOr this seasons
work is by far the best we have ever shown.
We gain by experience every year-that's
the secret Of our success-willing TO learn
and apply all we learn-to the advantages
we have had.--All we Ashland it's not
unreasonable. Is t?-is for you to call and,
as they say in Yankeeland-loOk us over.
Every day IS boys day, and we are sure we
can please all who can.
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German depostors OF the Newark Saw
ings Institutions, for an order 70 re-
quire President Dodd to show cause why
he should not be punished for disoDeGlence
OF the order OF Court OF Chanceiy N re-
moving the banks assets out oil the state.
At the suggestion OF the vice-cnahcellor
the matter was laid aside Temporarily pend
ing further developments. Receiver Will
kinson again went to New YORK, ana ru.
mors that the bank will receive the iull
amount OF its claim against FISK Hatch
are circulated. The run on the otner saw
ings banks ceased to-day and better ieeiing
Drevails
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The week opened with quiet feeling IN Wall
street. The stock market. however, was lower and
before the first call decline OF 46D3 took place,
the latter Louisville and Nashville. Central Pacific
fell on %. II. Paul /. Lackawanna Ia Lake shore
|. Missouri Pacific l, Pacific Mail ~. Reading =,
Western IniOun |. THIS was succeeded by 4 rally
of II: but Louisville and Nashville again devel-
opeu weakness breaking 10 304 on heavy sales;
The stock was weak on the revival Of an unfOunded
r,Inor Of a defalcatiOn in the c0mpany's 0tce.
IL was also said that the pool I'm stock had llqni-
dated other active shares lower In sympathy: In
the afternoon the failure Of William H. scott Co:
was announced but the market was not effected
thereby Late In the day moderate buying move
ment set in and prices moved up 44l4. Canada
Southern rose IL, Northwest l.. 81. Paul I. Lack
IL, Pacific Mail IL, Union Pacific L, Western
linton &. In the final transactions Louisville and
Nashville reacted to 3l3, and the general market
closed firm Sales 365,OO0 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-Virginia new 3's. Bid
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IRON POLE TO POLE

EROM POLE TO POLE
l. AYERS sARSAPARlLLA
has its power of cure Tor all diseases
of the blood.
THE HARPOONER'S STORY.
NEW BEDFORD, June /, 1858.
DR.. j. c. dyer g. Co.: Twenty years ago was
harpOOncr In the North Pacific, when nve others on
the crew and myself were laid up Win sCuhN =
Our bodies were bloated, gums swollen ana Dieed-
ing teeth loose, purple blotches az over Us, anu our
breath seemed rotten. Take II by ana large we
were pretty badly off. All our hmeJulce was acci-
deptaly DESTROYED but the captain had couple
dozen bottles of AYERS SARsAPARlLLA; ana
gave Us that. We recovered on IL quicker than
have ever seen men brought about by any other
treatment for Scuryy, and I've seen goou eea oI
IL. Seeing no mention In your Alinanuc o, your
Sarsaparilla being good for scuryy, thOughI you
Respectfully yours. RALPH u WINGAIE'
THE TROOPERS EXPERIENCE.
March 7, 1883.
DR.. j. @. dyer 4 Co.: Gentlemen'-i nave much
pleasure 10 testify 10 the great value OF your Sasa-
parilla. We have bee stationed mere LOT over TWO
years, during which time We have had 70 i've ~
ients. Being under canvas for such time brought
on what Is called In this country ELpI
SORES" had those sores for some tme. l was
advised 10 take your Sarsaparilla, two Dotuss OF
which made my sores disappear rapidly, ana am
Trooper, Cape Mounted Rinemen.
AYERS SARSAPARlLLA
Is the only thoroughly effective bood-purner, lhe
only medic cine that eradicates The posons OF ocro-
fula, Mercury, aud Contagious Dise1'se 'foh' aie
system.
DIR. C. AVER & CO., LOWELL MASS
Sold by all druggists: Price, 81 six bottles for
IS. up 15-my20jy29,'elo'noil