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A CHILD!

My little son. years old broke out when babe
three weeks with what the doctors called eczema benn.
ing ON the head gradually spreading his whole body
lie was treated years by physicians
without relief and little boys health completely
broken Down About year induced to use on ha
switrs specific aaatwo bottles CURED MIN sound and we
and there has sign return OF the disease.
+. o. HOLMES.
Talbotton Ca, Sept II, 1884
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r,rru =, cv sr1I1yo. 1 Lie MILES.
SIXTH RACE, HANDICAP. l.

Pools on the races sold in Hoboken last night as loi
lows: 49, u,o v,,.~ cso Uorbert $50
waIensee $40. Lucy Lewis $1O Farewell $S Lazy Louu
Second racc~Pssha $780, Bessie $40 Strategy Sus
Third race-Joe Cotton $l ox, ~ siIan' @'0' ~
Fourth race-Colonel sprague 500 1nr eonne SO
taraI $40 General Monroe $50 Rica go Cionme @--'
Tattle Sis trafalgar SI2. Ida Stanhope sss,s VIVID
Fifth raee-Wanderng $50, Marsh Redon 20 paIot
sail sos eiyio 500. Arsenic SO Iuh, ,sSsnhnu si0
Sis. Mordannt SIG, Carley B. Sl2, Joe Mi'cneh @i''
MISS pay 90 prro $50 Delllah &c. Himalaya 81 g.
ThackeraY s13 Walnower Sl3, Wicknam ~ eIan Is
r. SO Florence NJ. SO, Kiohba 49, Iohasia %o' jim
.s,ao co Rail
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Francis Howisnd, Nj and Mrs Carl I. spethnsnn, DR.
James K Thatcher. J. G. Hotchkiss, l. Warner, tho
Rev. Dr. Charles Il. Hart and Mrs Hart Professor A. n
Prentss, Mr. and Mrs @. w. Chadwick a. NJ. Reynolds,
8. b. Morgan J. J. Chckerng, the Rev BERNARD Dorm
hege, tho Rev. Bernard Keryes, DR.. and Mrs. william B.
Nefte aud the Rev. +. A. Notz.
Among the arrivals yesterday by the Saint Simon
which sailed from Havre were tho following: Ylcomte
de Brimont, the Rev. Pere Mesplier J. ii. Russell Peon
Flores, Emile Webor, Walter Daniels, Joseph Pelleter
and Mr. and Mrs II. Huber.
The steamship Rhein from Bremen had among her pas
seDgers Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick liver, Cord O Degen
hardt, Louis Flach, John Steiner.
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MUNICIPAL FOX HUNTING - MILITARY =
EARLY CLOSING.

EAKIIY ULUSINU.
fvpov AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRIBUNE
Troy June 19.-Tho Common Council last
p,cht appponed committee to investigate acts OF the
water reference to the cost OF rosetng
tho boilers Of tho pumping station and purchasing. land
contiguous to tho reservoir
The Excise Commissioners beginning tho proseon.
on OF delinquent lquorsollcrs. There nearly $4,000
aue the city from barroom keepers.
One hundred acres OF land being enclosed by West
Troy men OF means fox hunting park to train dogs In
the chase. - 80, 80,
MI CatsidU Mountains, review tho Hartford City
Gneris OF Hartford who will spend few days Ia the
mountains.
tina dryg0ods dealers will close Friday during the
snnner NJ o'clock for a half-hOliday.
Indgr Fursman In tho Court Of Sessions IL making t
hot for convicted criminals. Tho only who has
escaped Jail in generation was sentenced yester
dav for seventeen years
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
lima 10 Tho EbicaOn c1uh q

CHICAGO, June lJ.-lne tHlctgO cluD won
another Victory over the Dn1a nine to-day. Tho
Bsons ba,tol Kennedy delivery freely. but tho
Of the Chicago players not damaging those OF
their opponents. calvin injured In tho ninth inning
and serad took his place. The score was rs folowsi
nHsSS s,............'.............SS z
Base hits-Bun.o 10; Chicago. 10 Error.-BuGalo. ~
chicago, 9. Pitchers-Galvn aoad aud Kennsdy Umpire
Mr.. Ferguson.
Pgovfpeycr June lo-The Boston and Providence
clubs played their nth game together to-day and Tho
nine from the lub ts nrst victory from tho cham
h nome fpo ss but Ibey ing
game through fielding b!unders. Tho score was;
F FGss ace @
n rfo7 4 add Shaw ; a
pire-Mr Cushman
DETROIT June l9.-An interesting game played to-
day between the Detroit and st. Lon, League clubs
Daily The one;armed pitcher whose delivery was 6atted
day that tho local players made only one hit The
was as follows
D'i fSnii o
Ease hits-Detroi. - L9nis 10 ETona,Detro't 81
81 Louis. s. Ptchers-Wcidman and Daily. Umpire-Mr.
CaIney
ST. LOUIS, June 10-President Lucas OF tho st. Louis
League club this morning expelled Lsws tho left fielder
OF the team. LOWS was charged with Standardization
aud refusing to obey Captain Dunlap's orders He was
lined 500 yesterday for threatening to throw Dunlap
the fence Of the ST. Louis grounds.
TRENTON, June 10.-The st. Louis American Associa.
ton club played AN Interesting with tho Trenton
and only won after hard battle OF ten innlngs The
game resulted as follows:
fle aSal'... SS9S5J-S
Basehits-st Louis Z. Trenton. g. Erfors-sL Louis
3 TIeutOn g.
wAsmING1oS. June ia well contested game was
played to-day between the National and Virginia club,
which the homo nine won as follows:
vviG %aSi. .:.........:::.::......dd 9SS9S
Base hits National. g. Virginia, o. Eron-NatonaI, 8,
Virginia. u.
Other games resulted as foows
At Augusta-Augusta, 3 Atlanta o.
At MacOn-MacOn, IL; Chattanooga,
At Raieigh-Oxford, IL Raleigh, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-20
me PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YORK, June 70.

NgwYoRK, June 49,
Within less than three weeks tho daily pro-
ducon Of the Thorn Creek district has declined 80
per cent. on Juno there about 40 wells giving
out l4s barrels, to day from li5 wells, tho yield is
about 1000. At the present moment there is nothing
visible In the oil region that is not bush and the
crtl Of the commodity has been TOO often
referred these columns TO need mention now The
speculation in National Transit certificates showed
con uuauce OF the improved tOne manifested carry IN
the week. The excitement felt over the BarthOdl
statue parade served keep business thoughts out OF
the minds ofmany brokers aud the result WAS dul anu
strong market subject slight variations, until the last
half nour Then u change flashed over tho lace OF
speculation lively buying set in, ana only the sounding
Oh Tie gong end business stopped tho advance In
price at So cents, gain from last night OF cent
Tho market closed excited and buoyant and the eager
n0ury of frightened shorts resulted In transactions
alter business hours above 80 cents In OIL city the Did
ding after the s3s cents Carrying rates are
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con-
soIdated Exchange were as follows;
Openng ............. SlHs Lowest. slas
Highest............... S2i. f1nal........-... S2.
Salcs 2I93OOo
Cearances for yesterday. looooVoV
There was no change in the quotation Of refined oil
The market, however, Is strong.
BRADFORD Penn. Juno l9.-Nationai Transit Certih-
cafes oponed az q and closed at S29 Highest price.
s2is; lowest price, 81 L. Clearances, 2094O0O bar
rels.
on. CRY, Penn, June 1s-Crude On-sales, $4,000
bbls.; cearancos 297s 900 bbsi runs, 5S.235 bbls.
shpmcnts $50 bbls charters $50 bbls National
Transit Certificates opened at Sls aud closed Al o2s
highest price, s2A lowest price, STA
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First errors-Metfopoan l. Cincinnati. ;. First
base on balls metropolitan 3. Cincinnati hrned runs
Metropolitan 4; Cincinnati 4. Struck metropolitan 2
Cincinnati g.. D1ubo piaysM Race and Reilly or ana
CIefho.s Brady and orr and Hankinson VIA pitches
White. Crothor' 2 Passed nals-p Peoples. J, IAf on
blses-Metropoltan 9. Cincinnati %. Home NOne.
Ihrrehase ht.-- Hoscnan and Fenna'iy. rvobase hits
ROseInln and Carpenter Umpiro-Wesh. Time $50.
The Now York and Philadelphia League clubs will play
at tho Polo Grounds to-day. and Immense crowd will
be present The Metropolitan club goes 10 Hartford.
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Poisoned by n Nurse

Some eight year, was nocaated with poison by
nurse who infected my babe with blood faint Tho little
ehin fingered along until about two years old wien
ira tte life was yielded up the fearful poison For six
long wears have suffered untold misery. covered
with cores head TO foot and great
tremity prayed die. No language express my ee
ings of during those long years had the best medt
cal treatment several physicians successfully treated me
but purpose The Mercury and seemed TO add
fuel tho awful hame which deyourng me. About
three months ago advised to try Sws specific we
did So felt hope again revive my breasts but alas
aas had spent much Tor medical treat nen that We
were too poor buy It, Oil tho agony VI that momenR
Health and happiness within your reach. but too poor
grasp It. applied however to those who were aDio ana
willing to help me- and have taken swfrs Specific AMI an
now and well swfrs speciac Is the oe's
blood purifier world and tho greatest blessing me
sge
Greenville. Ala, Sept T. Au 1. W. bNA-
CAUTION,
swIFrs SPECIFIC must not be COMPOUNDED win .hs
numerous Potash Mercury and sarsapara mixtures wnA
are being advertised great ais There Is noeams -
our remedy tho world. Call at N. T. once OF sena
treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 8, Atlanta. ~
ny. Once. 157 w. 23d-sts 0ksnfSas'sse
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CAUTION

should be exercised taking Mercury and Potash nos
trums for blood and These poisonous mixtures
produce which much than the diseases
which they At l57 West 23dsI yeu
about swfts specific. the greatest Blood Rem
edy Consultation with good Physician iree
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rRAysArLAHrIo rRAVELLERs.

The following are among the passengers who
viii sail to-day for Antwerp BY the steamer Noerdiald
H. f. Meltus, Dr. Genaro w. Cooke, Dr. Charles A:
Cooke A. T. Pond, Mrs. General c. w. Clarke, Mr.. and
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PLAYING FOOTBALL BY ELECTRIC LIGHT
ToRoNTo, June l0.-The New-York and
Toronto Association football clubs played game by
electric light here last night when resulted fayOr Of
the latter by a score Of goals 10 i.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON Juno lO.-TuDentine hrm at 300
SAVANNAH. June 10. -rnrpontine hr u AZ SOC
WILMINGTON, June l9.-TurpenJlne firm at 81 &c.
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Earned -Ncw-York. . philNepha. :: IWe-Dase
HRS Conner Doasley. woch Manning PASSED. o1,-osnnel
/ wild pitches Ferguson. !. Fist base on baIs sew
York s. PHILADELPHIA 2 First base on errors Nel ora
struck RouIke, Conner ferruson Myers nioh sd
Camel Double plays-Ward. Gerhard and 90 - bas
tian Myers and faTrar . Umpire Kelly Time o game
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CHICAGO June l9-Th> DrOrers Journal reports C1ns-
640O heaf shipments 1900 mead Market steadf
dS5 30; Cows ana Mixed - 00d- - 40 Ss
i09sl 80, Feeders. So 40Gs4 go Texans - sos
81 %.
Hoss-Receipts p GOO Shipments 5000: market steady
Mixed - 1884 10 Packing and shipping 81 Voc
~ -; Light So 959si 80; sklps S. o0GS3 go -.
SheepRecelptS lGOO head Shipments 2OD heat markot
nrm Inferior 80 GO IS 81 Natives ~ % 81 lo nps
81 5Odsi %. . -,
far 5000 head ast week. l0Oo
head. c0nsigne1 thrOngh. POI market pctiyS
Choce steers 50 % s5 49, stockers ami feeiea
IS 50asi co.
Sheep TODAY 5000 head total for week thus H
22tOO wosS 900 heat conslenco
through. IS cars lower and dur Melan %
Good 50 01ds3 49, Good 10 Choice s. 109si 2o sSiS
Lambs. SO 90. ..
Receipts 5000 head total for week 'hu tar
2s 900 time last week $4,000 nrad; con-
signed through 60 OF which - 20 Newrork marks
1uct Medium Fair Workers. 81 ionSi 9O go0l 70
Choice 25e4 s0 Butchers Grades "a l0eSA TO- Pigs
OaSl g.
ST LOUIS June l9.-Ciatile- Receipts. GOO shipmentA
$500 firm. Exp0rtS 50 OJ4S5 10 Good 60 Cloics
Shipping. 81 SO3S5 10, Far 10 Medium. as 70 0st az
Texans. So 2OGfi o.
Shssp-Iloceipts 500 shipments. 900 Common 70 10
diun. 81 90 ass 90: Fair TO Cn0ce So 2l1sl % go.
HOgS-ReceiDts. 3.4OO' shipments svJ0 iigu~ n A'~
81 30 Packing d 1Oas4 O5s Heavy. 81 l0@si 20
National Republican., 1885-05-19
nnayI9.Gt
IlRoPosALs For suPPLIEs.


wAsHiSGfOS, d. o., May &, 1888.
Sealed proposals VIII be received In the onicc
of the Superintendent until ~ O'Clock 81. on
TUESDAY, JuNE 10, for Cue Annual Painting
In the Posto thoe Drpartm nt building, specihca'
tiOns of which Will be furnished on application.
Also for Furnishing supplies Tor fiscal year end.
ing June 80 1856, ms follows'
(s1oj tons, more or less t1,24O Ionnds To- tic
ton), OF best qualify White Ash Furnace or
stn9%a coal aG Yen St1 os, mofs S 0E less &
iron slate, and 10 be delivered aud stored In the
vaults Of the Department building before the
RsS' 'oF tie t delivery T and anu sJorsso @ twenty
600 cords Of best BaSers Plu9 Wood and nv.
il) cords OF Hickory wood to be ue. e.ivered and
corded at the Department Building as may be
required, Ihe whue 10 ne weighed or me T.
OF Section 37ll, Revised stat les OF the United
For the best quality of Northern Ice, per 100
10 BOO pounds nom July l, 1855, 10 June 80,
i9 For hest tst1 1Biseow Five.Frnmed Body Brussels
Carpets per yard, TO be mate and put down,
including the ba7t stitched Csrpet Lining.
For Bluck Wulnut Continental spring swivel
Eor Cotton clo,h for map m4S9gnntIng, 10 inches
wide, and New York Mlls. n inehes Mde.
fur CurbOlic, Laundry, Kitchen crystal, Col
gate, Giycernc, and best quality White CasIii 0
soaps per poundi Courtney best Paror Matches,
No, lit Double Dust Brushes, whsk figooms
Waste and Deii Baskets, per dozon.
For best Wntl oaIs, per bushel Baled Tim.
othy HAY and straw, per toni Corn Meal and
Bran. per 100 pounds.
The bids viii be Opuned In the onice OF the Su.
periuleudcnt, In the presence Of tuvh bidders as
may choose o attend, on W WEDNliSDAT, JUNE
II, Mt ~ o'clock noon, and the awards Will b.
nude on or before Wednesday, July /,
Average aemples of the supplies must accom-
pHny each bid,
The Department reserves the right 20 rcircl
all or any part Oi the bids received, If deemed
for the best interests of the 9oyernment so TO 90,
Satisfactory bond must be executed aud hlpd
Within five days amer the award II niRdn IN
Nnoo Of Inc Contract. NM. A., NIlAS
mylOrlu,sat FosImahier General,
National Republican., 1885-05-19
pesds FILED for Record Yesterday.

o st.. north side, bet. 10Th and 18th stS. n. W.,
lot 4, NJ, A. Cox's sub. So 279: VT ave, east
side, bet 4. l. ave. aud q st. n. W., part lot
3, sd 27S, Ulysses s. Grant TO William f. Van
Arsdalc 81.
Goth ST., cas-. side, bet and SITS, n. W, lots
IL, II, and ~, Hopkins sub 81. no. Henry
Rupert to Charles NJ: Barrich, Sl,lO0
lith ST., east side, bet. Y and w sts. u. W., lots
81 aud s., McCulloughs sub, SO. 23j, William
W. Mccullough to Frank Wright, $1,000.
Jefferson Place, south side, bet 18TH and 10Th
sis. II. W., lot 10, Il. g, lngersoirs sub. 81. l3g,
Chns. d. Pearson to John H. Bartlett, $500.
X. /. ave-, south side, bet. 18th and 10Th sts M
w., part lot 10. So, 2ll, Emma s. Andrews
to Thomas A. Howard, s2Si9sS
N. j. ave, west side, bet. Il st. and II, |. ave.
n. W., lot 40, l.. Neumeyor's sub So. sos, John
4. Arms to Mary l.. Daley, $4,000
Me. ave, south side, bet y and 9th sts s.w, lot
NJ, A. Ellis ct al sub, OF res ID, Chas. White,
-ir. TO Chas. White, ST., s795G,
lot 95, g, l72 Maria Egli to Lottie II, Boas'
II s., north side bet. 18th aud 18th sts. n. W.,
pt, lot s. ssg; ~, Z4dogs v; ,lI lPIicaSSroll'
Nst., south side, bet, AZ aud 9TH SIS. s. W, lol
81, So, 6O3, Mary A, Paine to Margaret Tor
relt $40
slh st. west side, at the northwest cor. OF y ST.
n. O., lots IL, 6i, and 81, NJ Kely's sub. So
500, Susanna j. squire Sl,lOO.
9th st.. west SIDE, bet, Q st. and public space
$, C., lot lsand pt, -, 50, w, Francis Den
mead to Mary A, Greene SOl,5I
9th st.. west side, bet Q ST. and public space s.
O.. nj, lot 10, So 92i, Francis DenmGad to
VIM w. and Washington Dancnhower
Sy0i.50.
Myrtle st., north side, bet. North Capitol St
and LIST st. II. O., lot 2ll, Il. f. Gilbcrls sub
SO, 675, Thomas t. Waggaman to Mary A,
lIubbcll, Sl,70).
North Carolina ave-, north side, A st, south
side, bet. 6th and 9th SIS, q. C.. lot s, ID. b.
Grof IS sub. 81, 92l, John H. DuNal to Albert
b, Baker $500.
COUNTY.
Mooro's Vacancy, (adloining LeDrolt park loI
l3, Seniors sub Thomas Il, Senior to James
H. GrieT Sii6.77,
Moorc's Vacancy, north half lot II, Seniors
sub Thomas r. Senior to Ralph uricr
33lI5U
Meridian Illll, lot II, blk. 81, Hall x Elyan'i
sub, Richard Il, PalrO TO Alban H. NlNOI
and VIM. W. Burnett, 81 66a
Chestnut Hills formerly Poor Toms last shin,
contains sila acres, Edward bay 10 Frederick
Box, Sl,lj5.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR RENTING BUILDING.


NASHlSGIOS, Al, u, MAY H. 1880,
Sealed proposals will be received at this de-
partment until MONDAY, THE 25TH DAY
OF MAY, 1855, at IL o'clock M, ufiering for
rent an additional building or buildings for the
use OF tie money order service.
All proposals must be IN writing (no verbal
offer viii be entertained and must state the
present annual rental of tho building or build
ings and the proposed rental, and they must
contain "A precise description OF the buildings
an staten ent OF such alterations or repairs as
may be deemed requisite TO make the buildings
available Tor the service for which they are ln-
ten led, such alterations or repairs To bo made at
the sole expense 9th he lessor.
The building or buildinga accepted must bo
ready for occupancy by the LIST of July, 1885.
The United States viii rent the building or
buildings accepted and completed for occupancy
for the term of ono year with the privilege OF
renewal from year 10 year, if Congress- so author.
lies, Tor mrther period Of four yeara.
The lessor will be required TO keep he bald
ing or buildings leased In good repair during the
period covered by the lease, II Is desirable that
the building or set OF contiguous BUILDINGS OF.
fered should q ntain not less than 1900
square feet Of floor spnc for the use OF clerks
and or storage, besides that occupied Dy halle,
wal 4, VCstil u,es water closets, SC
The PnsIm iSter General reserves the right to
waive defects and to reIeCt any aud all proposals
Proposals must 10 indorsed, "Prop0sals for
New Buldlng iCr Money order Service, - and ad.
drCg oil 10 the superintendent OF the Money
order System. w
mayl0.Ut POstmastcr General.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
THE CoURT RECORD.
business Transacted by the District Judiciary
Yesterday.


Court IN General 7erm-CAief Justice Carter
and Justices James and Merrick.-Hine Vs. Ma
garity; motion to dismiss overruled. Mackall
VS.. Richards motion to set aside decree of May
argued and submitted. Thomas ys. Ragan;
on hearing. Assignment unchanged.
Circuit Court-JILstice C0r.-l4ewis VS.. Hay
ward; judgment by delault. Guy and Paul VS..
Presbry motion for judgment overruled; de-
murrer sustained with leave to amend.
Edity Court-Jttstice Hd0ner.-Naylor vs.
Naylor: order appointing X, Smith guardian
nd litem. Nenable VI. Nenable; cause re-
manded. Hutchinson vs.. Middleton; receiver
allowed to sell Colorado cattle bonds. Gall
bart vs., Galibart; divorce granted. Binney
VS.. Binney; commission ordered to issue to get
answer of infant defendant. Hallig vs. Haliig;
rule granted on defendant returnable May %.
King VS.. Watson amendment of bill ordered
and Mary f. King appointed guardian ad
litem. Stewart VS.. Gallant; order appointing
William G. Gallant guardian ad lltcm. Bate
VS.. Kibble; appearance Of absent defendant or
dcred. Riggs vs. Riggs; final decree accepting
offer of sale. Assignment for to-day-N0s. 80,
2s, 80. SO, 81, 3S, 80, AZ, 43. and 40.
Criminal Lotrt-JuStice MdcArthur.-Samuel
Oppenheimer. assault with intent to kill not
guilty. Henry II. HUFF, forgery; arraigned
and pleaded not guilty John Hopkins lar
nysh ssSHp@RSi assault WITH Sent SSSea o XII h?F plea
OF not guilty withdrawn aud plea OF
guilty substituted; recogniZance taken in
tho sum of $1,000 Frank A, Blackford,
assault with intent to kill ordered to re-
store property. Assignment for to-day-Louisa
Butler, grand larceny; Sarah Chapman, grand
smoot, larceny two cases) Robert Jones,
alias Fisher assault with intent TO kill
Michael Began, larceny; Joseph Matthews, as
sault; Richard Tobin, gaming table.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.


WASHINGTON, ID. O., May z. 1885.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Do
pnrtment until IL o'clock m. on TUESDAY.
THE OTH DAY OF JUNE. 1855. for furnishing
statione for the Navy Department and It's
bureaus, Offices, courts, and boards connected
herewith, in Washington, including the Naval
observatory and Headquarters Of tho Marine
Corps. during the fiscal year ending June 80.
1856.
Blank forms of proposals, giving the necessary
Information, will be furnished ON application TO
this Department. The stationery must be de-
livered free of expense to the government, at
such times and places IN Washington, and In
such quantities may be required The De-
pnrtment reserves the right to waive defects
and TO reject any or all bids,
No contract viii be awarded TO any one who is
not n manufacturer or regular dealer In the art-
clcs proposed to he furnished.
Proposals should be ad ressed TO the Secretary
of the Navy, aud indorsed proposals for sta
tionery." w. q. WHITNEY,
my12'tu4t Secretary Ofthe Navy.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
THE MARKETS.
stocks UnusuaIIy Active and Fever
Ish-The Bears Forcing the Market
Produce Quotations.

hHn-A Ahe behFh FoEClhk Nnt WNNENN
Produce Quotation.
New YORK, May 19.--Tho stock market
has boon unusually active, at times fover-
ish. and somewhat irregular to-day. with
a few exceptions tho prices this morning
wero ! to I por cent. higher than they
closed on Saturday, which was immedi-
ately succeeded by decline OF small
fractions throughout tho list, but after tho
first fifteen minutes a rally was started
which continued until midday. The high
cst prices were generally reached about
II o'clock. Tho market then became
steady at the advance, and so continued
until tho last hour, when it yielded ma
terially, all tho carly gains being lost in
some cases. aud finally closed weak at
irregular prices compared with Saturday
evening. While this was the general
course OF the market, some Of the leading
stocks furnish prominent exceptions.
New York Central was weak all day,
selling down In tho morning TO S39, from
which IL rallied by noon por cent. and
then broke to 93l before o'clock. In
tho last hour It was steady at the decline,
and closed with net loss of 1 per cent.
Many active stocks touched their highest
prices by noon. hut Union Pacific in tho
| forenoon rose only per cent, and while
the remainder Of the market was rost-
| ing at the advance II rose on very
large purchases to sat- II was equally
prominent, however, for the reaction that
took place in the last hour, during which
on heavy sales the bears drove the price
| down to 52l, at which IL closed, n net loss
OF per cent. There was an advance of
| in the opening price of Lackawanna at
103a, aud 1t roso in the forenoon 1 per
cent. and remained about steady until
shortly before 9 o'clock, whom 1t yielded
n fraction, and closed with an advance OF
per cent. at 1891. or gain as compared
with the opening of per cent. Western
Union was especially prominent for its
strength throughout the day, selling up
IL per cent. TO CO. and closing with n net
advance of ?. The Bankers and Mer-
chants Telegraph Company is TO have =
new receiver. Pacific Mail and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy are up per cent,
Oregon Navigation and Omaha preferred
each /, aud Consolidated Gas Z. North
west and Louisville and Nashville are
down each l and Oregon Transcontinental
Z, while Lake Shore Is unchanged. The
bulls have to-day carried out their prom
ise of last week by advancing Union Pa
cifc and Western Union. st. Paul at one
time was up to 70l, but IL broke on pub
lication of the report for the second week
of May, showing loss as compared with
the corresponding week last year Of S42,.
800. 1t closed near lowest price Of the
day. with net advance of 4. Northwest
is down !, although the weekly statement
shows q loss Of only $1,000.
Quotations OF Mondays stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man q Co, bankers, 14ll street, being tn,
mostaotive stocks In the New York exchange