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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

F. ID. Denter's spring stock of boots and
shoes just coming in. Call and see them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

The excursion on the B. g. s. to the end
OF the track at Cen trail was well patronized
on the 4th.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

f. d. Dentler Frank Wilson and @. p.
Elwell are among those who spent the 4th
at Gettysburg.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

Another handsome line Of batistes and
challies received to-day at II. W. sloans.
Call and see them.
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PiIes!PtIes! Itchiuu PLEA.

SYMpToMs-Moisture ; intense itching and
singing most at night worse by scratch
ing. II allowed to continue tumors form,
which often bleed and ulcerate, becoming
very sore. Swaynes Ointment stops the
itching and bleeding heals liberation, and
in most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists. or by mail, for SO cents. DR..
Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. may-4.1y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

l. w. Hartman a. Sons cannot name an y
special goods this week, but ffer great
bargains until repairs begin. (Whitc goods
on the lst)
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

w. p. Conner has purchased the Klein
grocery on East street
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

Medium and lightweight underwear for
ladies and gentlemen at SLOAN'S. Ladies'
gauze 83c.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

The place for extra bargains this montl
will be at |. W. Hartman q Sons.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

Rev. Ii. g. Rice Of Iowa will preach in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday next.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

Fast black hose for ladies' and children
at Sloan's. II they crock or fade In wash
ing, we will take them back.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

Dobt be drawn away by any other ad-
vertisement, but stick close to l. w. Hart
man g. Sons special sale for this month.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

]. ii. Stecker has the Elastic Starch. Re
quires no cooking. Cali and see.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

The new barn at the Jail is nearly com.
pleted.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

The town council will sit as a board OF
appeals on the 18th inst.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Just received fine lot Of bananas and
lemons at j. II. Stecker's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

THE HOMLIEST MAN IN BLOOMSBURY
as well as the hsndsomest, and others are In
vited to call on any druggist and get free
trial bottle Of Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, q remedy that is selling
entirely upon It's merits and is guaranteed
to cure and relieve all chronic and acute
coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consump-
tion. Price so cents and 81.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

Trunks and valises, a fine assortment at
Dentler's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

Don't buy your boots and shoes without
seeing y. D. Dentler's immense stock.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

The fire-cracker ordinance was q dead
letter on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Cleaning up sale will begin at /. w.
Hartman Il Sons on the 5th of this month,
Remnants and all short length goods cheap
(White goods on the list
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria
When she was Child. she cried for cassoris,
When shs became Mis-, she chung TO oassoria,
When abe bad Children, she gave them cassoria.
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MM
BLOOMSBURG.

Fine Cabinet portraits only
So, doz. Life size Crayons only
$1,000. Viewing, copying and
charging, Instant process
used. If.
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Mems fine shoes in kangaroo or calf
hand or machine sewed at Dentler's.
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Mr. Enos Jacoby and wife and J. W.
Mears and wife went TO Gettysburg on
Monday to tent out during the week.
Isaiah Rupert, telegraph operator, at
Wapwallopen on the N. q W. b. road,
spent Sunday in town.
J. W. Perry, the genial proprietor Of the
Elk Run House, Sugarloaf township, was
in town last Friday.
Mr.. G. Z. Reice spent Sunday at his
wife's parents aero IS the Allegheny Noun
tains.
Mrs. VanBuskirk Of williamsport, vlsi-
ted her daughter, Mrs. II. M. Leader this
week.
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Buy Testers School Shoes.
Every pair warranted.
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Ask For Ayers

Sarsaparills, and be sure You get II.
whom you want the best blood purifier.
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Sarsaparilla

to any other. The
fore-runner Of mod
ern blood medicines,
Ayers Sarssparilla
Is still the most pop
ular, being in great
er demand than all
othara camhiuad
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

With It's forty years
Of unexampled sue
cess in the cure Of
Blood Diseases, you
can make no mis-
take in preferrng
Ayers
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Ayers SarsapariIIa.

PRkPARKD nv
Dr. J. G. Aver & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Price 81; sII bottles, eS. Worth ess bottle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.

saxrfxa. ffiaay. Apsfi ~.
Two isrss oeiosd- Of shssp end oas carload
Of esstIs we're smonz tcdays reeeipts.
Absnt ons thousand acres Of he oct lands
asar xaises have been sssded With timsihy
,his spring 1h<rs 10 ~ NV acreage far ezts-
THIS vii cut the oct yisid dowa sboat $4,000
SACKS.
-four hssdre-a b.frsis Of lime ~sfe received
bee tsday.
PRODUCE sEcEIPTs- During the psst -
sears the pssdacs ssocivod In seattle inciadsd
egg, 10 tons kay. 81 sAshs shorss. - hidss, IA
candles vsl,s, 10 ca tie. $40 sheep 2 calves and
s0s barrels lame. Their were also reserved II
eas.oads Of ssossal meEchandiss over the
PACT ssps6 ssors Railroad.
BIIIRMEuTs-Durins tse past "a hoors gen.
srsi tseashss were cent fsom Seattle to
tins foliowlna Quantities. cAP5Rk 80 tons,
2 q b ss is Soas. $. . Ry es tsns.
ss~smsss--fisso 9 tons. Washington la tons
Augusta tons. Lone Fnhcrusn ~ tons
Misbgsn toes. Eliza Andef.on 3 toDs, Css
oade is tons. Emma Hayward ton. CLAIR
Brown tons. Gisie Is tons. Nellie Is tors
oyDp.an tons aud steamship Ae1ico O
HAY--Aaothss earisad OF Yshima hay VA
received here today. Eastern Washington Ia,
| q selling 81 e3D PEE ton. Tim Sthy bIings "
| PER too wholcssle and t17 % retail.
oArs-0sossrs are sill holding abou
| 5000 .Asss Of oats. crop u 1851. B. A
| > ssens, grower from sdison vas 10 tow
todsy. lie says that fully l0ue acres Of o.
lsad has been SEEDED 10 timothy this spstns
uhich vii make difference Of about $500
| sssk. IN thss years yield. The growers VIII
are still holding eIpses 10 REALMS SIS per ton
A. psessnI the Offers By bayess range from ~
20 az 50 per ton. Financially the grower
wsfs never In better shape TO hold the!r crop
| for high prices,
Locally the market il unchanged. Wholesaler
quote ~ .; $25 per ton and retailers at &i.l'
pef csBfal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cell Oregon an
Eset-sa Washington potatoes al SIS per ton
| Refsilers have not changed tine price ron
| ti2s Der cvi.
t0G s--0rezona BY the case, 2i022 cents
fresh ranch retail at IS een'A Receipts sods
Is cases from Portland.
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kstrs,.s tsseilssesee

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Ma. Glover.
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80 : f&ai. .aesaska. >essa NNtA IS<s
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SrsrVS. -sAss tsisrx 81 tnr "a. sazstns.
saiis4- sAss AIRY sor~e. Nsos 49, aArss
Hssasxasisx. Phi Fe~as-zt TenSlsr. -
agsis.
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4 arssyyos A - sss LAv 70 st1oS~
fss nrnDUsxs - kscAsk
Tbs s~esps u lfsrszs = stlia ~ te1se =
tnSsssss Va The cay. Esd tks grss<saf q
psspse On IN siss<s y sf1H aecsms@saa
vssk ipqsiy,es STIR he ni~sssx ssrraefss
The STAR IL treated - hsxs texs - ~
sIseps. pssssos zter.a wia. rSIesr frs4
Tn. rho uss tss Gay sssch. h Ssssleassriy
p,s,fai 10 H. rpssrsses 10 III esr.s<d cas
vtef. lie oouteutx fissx - sss4 eox uhsca
3 placed 10 THE essI vas NJ ~ agsss
vhseh Tia uas1swx smptsysd. fss4 6o>s ~
sapesy ssy o<hes thesry. Tue qa<nstez -
% vkest<r there Be ssy peaslsy sasef TIE
Nv fs sisswt1x pfssa~vx % take usssf
leave withgst fafaiang The ssss>ace IL
pod. has besn frsQsssuy sas~ud.
Csefk Of C<aFs Aboess sssssssd tne 9ses-
tsoa yesterday by fsserssz 10 secssoas ~
snS $50 ~ tbs eS<je, =bseh read - fs'soss.
s<cska SRI Ifssy Jsi.sr a. ets'sr e1ieeF
slssis Voluntarily sssss ssy prsssssssf - his
custody, charged WITH on ssevicf>a o. asy
criminal sfxnze, n escsps b> shsa sss~f
unless The prisoner 70 esespssx y essfxse
vita 90 essyiesss Of say capital sfesss. the
Ike p4nssafsens and psDsJEsss ~ The Srl~sn
or =. suffered ~ escsYe Sss sentenced 70,
or would b< ilabse 20 safer ups consiefh5s'
fsr ths ertsae eF sssense sssfssith he ssse .
charged, and " TIE pti<suer Was CHARGED
viii o. convicted 81 . capital cs~nse, be
.hzI; b. lnpsisone8 10 The psnissniisry sos
mere tsss f~ebiy yssrs nor aez~ ssaa ave
yesss-
shsll. through negligence. ssfsf Any ~ ~
ooer Ia hss custody. apos eesytesson %
ann aBy crimiasi charge. 70 escape,
he shall. 90 conviction tierspf. br imprss-
coed ~ The county AL fss more fhsn ise
years, saa b ssea nos more tissn ave hsn
s,reA dollars nor less than zoe hundred osi-
Ixrs, or 1ned osly.
Prosecuting Attorney Cosass, bssns qaes-
t,snea ~ - the responsibility 10 he nst'es
aid that be wax cot satisfied thsl sasri'
Witt was personally esipssls 70 TOE inaiei
He had no dDssa tnst tAs matter you'd =
come heEyfs The grad jary and The rsspos
slbsIasy l~ property placed. bot ne ga no
fssi tast Il "a. The proper tang iof bisi
discuss tn matter.
His not generally understood hat 70
door u the cell 10 which iss pfisonef va
confined vas not locked Al ali. and shs
the swivel was cut hs had only W wax Sa
without Disturbing the sleeper.
II Il Told OF Martin nor tsat be claims .
WoAi1 bAvS SeI~prs fss e. -
belarr Marin was put Ia The sousn's ee
aod was confined Ia tue stesi cage. ibe
hal arrsbged for gsRefsi- delivery. IL
a,.y N The cell had Eeen e4reissssy left 9n
$500 snd uxftia 60 armed with It
-. a. saL.r vith vbseh he sss
49,. 80 $50. xbea he eu,ere,
take tho Keys aaa opea Inc outer doc
worn voc !ssiss ~. ~. X,
dark soa hapasfa asa ~ s"'"~ s''e ~ =
had come ief sctbpa. Martin nsvFe' y
bolt ri his cell q little aaa Maynard made
aeprscasory motion With his haad, wheT'
ana, stottko. who vas TIE iasIer 81 n
time ,s.Aesd he .i.uatfoa. drew his reso
80 a,a.,.xs ~. rxsn 4, their eel,
r.. sss =. $500 n. ,tIn ma aad ii
Lucy ssryops "o ~
pan OF escape was ossese'
-
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exnp nnmu31D DUuuD m11&Ds1k8 |
n0pa~ = - ouuD - MnnnnO-
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40 m vill - eiven fog thooa that aee
nos geeuioe:
psAyzED RsszonnD.
To The Public: have boon vesy 0eaf
| In oue ear. more or Less, fos . iona tins,
. I esgid ros lear : tssk 81 vateh.
stso seeoupsuied b. roaripa and ring
| ipa soopds. came - Drs. Damn and
| sopsssted them IN seanad 70 IL. end they
| sstd thea vas eueahlo. have taken .
nv Of their eiestsu 0aGnsete treat
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| svsr could 10 NJ hfe. ] aivs this ssfss-
nee frsesy, ano eso p fetssfe1 " .
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ss coD'
! have bess eross-sysd eli ny life
I am nov n: never attempted q
have them sifsightsned for fear o& sas
ine them ipjufs1- Having heard Of ia
soGdss:og cores and Operations BY ~
DIS. Darn vent and pat mySaR ueoei
their tfeAtn1enI They did too opera
tisns, one 90 each eye. With psrfeet 70
suits- ] can be seen snd referred TO-
seAaie' oeas LaAe co'o n u.
II - - :.
Gaze os x.AL V
'
Twenty yeers ago, vniie vofxiog 10
saw mill and doing heavy nfan&s %
taken Uith stitch OF pain II my bael
which resulted In . general debility.
] have also Tor bumhef o yeafe pc
troubled with catarrh, end tired nan
. shsnGs Tor relief. bot 20 no Avail untu
, consulted tte Dts. Damn, ana the
: have, after sev treatments, nearly g
stored me to health ! can Riadiy Z
. referred - at HouRhtoo. W. =.
WM. 0u11nT.
al Axorun. souL MADE nAppy.
~. -. v,,..,a 40 f,.cs,.lia- Y
. 80 r.. No.. =. soIso-.. "Wi,
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a. .s... 80 .. &c. ~ .sses ;av
"a ~, .on .n,s ss.d me soms AZ 20,
Z. s.-s.Sss.. -
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9se - e.Ug tse.e !. - =. =.
to1ono oDnue - mGnpegnn0 - -
es.enng - - - 49,. = -
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skor a. Ouss1aas Il rsg,ssa1ai eotsn
= ssss = - sssisssas - sssessU
n eu1Ass sbss1ssa ss&psnie a.
lSVed b. laO ass noe fesDsd sad ree-
s~nised b tie board. Tbsy ase - foS-
so~se Rfsu rsusons-8saesss. eafss:
Pea Bsaksiy. ooe; 1essGa, -; va
souses, ous. fiseosd sext0sss-- WaJa
Wasia. 49,; 0oldeodaje, enes Cenees-
vile, cos. Wsstsoasa, 80: DsJsco-
spe; Epekaos HsitA eee. 1hs esvusy
eem pany u - SpsaGue.
Usssi shs slsestou sext Jspe the hsss
re9sa spa vtil b eomDende1 ~ Cosooes
Jobn O. Hsiuss, With bss6guasssss .
s.>ssi<; aod she s<eood rs9tmees VII %
oou Dandsd by Coionsi Q. H. Aodsseoo,
utsh ksacqsastess ~ Walls Waits.
oszxslL HavB SorEA
Tbs soass ssrvsy steamer Rsea. Cap
| satu J, ,. 6aIbsse n Command, psiIed
ous Of Olympia hsxbos TN 0es1toe
and rs,sssdsd % be- vay 70 ~ Cali
sf Gsoseis, Shas she hes beso ofdssed
70 Set ia beg su0n<f's work.
M. Fsank ualdsso died this morn
| ing, after iineesirR iiiDsssy of ooeseop-
| too. His req aims vili b barred ~
morrow.
The Rescue ci7b IL fitting NJ III
rooms lately oeeupis6 By tie Irassevtp
| TO be ussd in the fstufe ~ . inceo and
eoffse hoass In eosrees1yn with The fre'
library.
Osfmais. Apsil q, 1898.
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Steamer SKAGIT CHIEF,

r RAVES SEATTLE, PROM YEgLEgs
IL Wharf, every sunday morning. On tide, sor
LAnenoer, toacAing u Citation, Psrs eusan,
stanvood aDd UtAi2dy.
Returning Mopdzya.
Leaves every Thursday corning on tide,
touching II Clinton, coupevsie, U,aaisdy, L.
esanR, FRIDAY Hasbor ana gorhs HsrsAr'
&Nnrniny srsassa
IoR lodges. puhie or private ercur.ises sre.
eial rates VIII he gwen on Application.
fo- freixhe ano rstes Apply On board az .
seAh 0fXHT HAfltY Mzes<S
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Connecting u Onion Bay with steamers 90
lake Washington, and o. Giimaa With stages
for Fails Cfsy and sncqvalnie Hop Ranch
". J. jEMNIN6A
0sAl. III. and Pass. Agent.
II. Z JONES, Train Nas.er.
xpl4 v. r. THORNELL. Manager. myi
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PrrTssrEs. April fl 10 reported that
the fsnt glass workers stnke has been SET
led a. q conference today and hres have been
started 10 al the factories and work sIii De
resumed next Monday. The settlement VII
give employment 10 several thousand men
WOO have beea Idle since las, September.
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Seattle, Lake Shore + Eastern
Railway Company.
Change Of Time.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL is1r.
" lsH, regular trains OH run - toliovs.
A-dA.ly. B-daf3y except Sundays.
s..sR,r-,
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ucnassK.

Ssw YolK. April T.--Nonsy % call sssy d
hse2s. cioscd ls02. Prime mercantile
payer ah0sh. sterling exchAnoe I'll y
for oo dag bills snd a Is for demand.
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swsne1zB muEnuD - vUs1 -
D. - Il. Ae11 z1s-N11 sones
uDuo6n1111n ouuss9o1uo - - -
- oeuu1ne. 4 o1soo 1661se - 49,
pa0s6 = eslssUs- ossseensy 81 o1a1A =
MsenseUnsnos o1n1e an15euR. Uasoeeo
80; nunGusus. J. L A1a0es Ch9k =
- supsuDs esag4 10 oanEua -
etuainaD ~ u1oUD4 f1sogtng peses-
$500 - bseA an1s - nn11s1Ai -.
ssfsu1isnA 1Asy supeal a he0n 80
ssvuUas onxso - Hqosse. oeDeo1ma
fnEs oe0ns g vuo1B - - - Usoeaee.
t3aotglD fsSsst.a Us0an s99re1o -
IaSs fR - oeossvaos q ~ eanoase-
Dsseesso - ~ ln1ia1aootD esovso-
ssss vsse ss1sesed 80 t.3reseea 20
ssppess 0enesai Risks fos ~ nsofna-
nnAhRon1 Aec11e0es
DxSvu, Ash 1.-If = rsparsed thaa :
steeper a he Chicago expre1A Which
Ia h9o e the BuffinGsa1 iase night -
~ o'cioch. jumped tie Hnck neax o.
Isnna Nehfnaka. . o'clock Tits norn-
in1. One Dan was killed and ave wefe
BAAvBW q w.
oG<f - sase ss lets - s-fE
car Yakima garry Rose Pota-
tooo.
= ears oregon Chill Garnet 20
l e0t0O0s
2 eass Peerless Pototooo.
80 tons Puget Sound TIMOTHY
Hoys
90 TONS Eastsfn vssshIngtev
40 tens wheat.
80 tons Oats
40 tens Bran and o0tddilngs.
40 tons around ana rolled 0as
toy.
| z oars 0usaGue Mills Hxssa flou
Z cars SPOKANE Mills GxsE'
Il Flour.
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Americas Express i0a. Csnsds Pacific seS
J.sads soushsrn y. Censrai PsciAe 32k Bur.
iinztn is3k, Delaware 4 Lsekawsnna i30S
beaver Rio Grsnae Is. Erie 2sk. Lake
shore " y Louisville b Ns-hv Tile SIN Mtchi-
SEA Csotfsl SDh, Kansas 4 fexas IAN, Ses
fcss Central to7a. Nsrthern Psciec 70.
preferred SON, NestAvsstsrn Ito, Oregon
inprOvsment sS4 sayss.tion s2k. Trans
Continental 2ak. Fsctne Mall AA. Reading
-. RocA fsi@aa iis. 81. P.ri 1sk, Texas
Psciee sss, uniea pacsnc sex, U. :. Express
"a, fssso iy5. wssaera union TN.
psv sosx sroc< REVIEW.
SK. yaax, April q. = The stock market vas
mare active than on any day since tss present
adv ance began and while marsed advances
were establishes In . few stocks among which
Nee Enslaad and the Goald stocks we're prom
iusnt, TIE liss ~ss sid down IN tbs stssn con.
Tue a-n-ral sentimont on tho stree; wss ls
favar Of . resction this morning. both bulls
asd e-ars hsing % The sane mind On fhts point
aud the heavy 50 ling "a tho opening masksi
the priees down but renewed bayins fur The
90 side coon ct teen goiBs in 40 upszfd a.
rectioa Ass,n With Nsw Hseisna LEADING The
advance. usJcsity 81 tbs active Lis, d
laseg to1isa, for thu Hrss tine Ia macy days
tut the iosses with Tbs exosptioa " Rich.
msnd aHd West Point shish declined pcs
cent. OF oonaaed 70 fraetious vhiie Msahstan
to<e An New tngiand IA sbd Northern Pa
cihr PIT c-n. Sss~ithstssdisg the sethsck
OF today, The busing fever Is sprcstinz .ad she
susis srs stl 10 the sscesdsat though the
ttzsisr sc working foe furtaes rsscsion.
sx~ soAx uAaxEr.
ssv Yaax ARfi r.-noss-es'ss. an
ehaaxd.
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is-ie. ees,rtiassl "a se-t 5 y, m slHsse< grades
szsts,. Franel aaisS strsdy.
awsi - Light rsasz-'. asrns~tie q sees 9saS5T.
aid tsasss. rsS.s IA S1a
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t..a-FsIm. aonaestie sAes.
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nru. naaes s'viy active. sses. 81 ,eoo bs<s
Nay sutAssi o. Sas> sitlesil.as. JAY
SO Ssssi9 "a AsSus SO 4Asse -. Sepies,bsr
sieesiHaa.
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Al = =. Asf aitss . siisht stsssee IN trsdgsg
g escsnas wsak sai said dows g. -. Thsfv
VA asseht ,ssrruvsnaeaf a. that point, whtch
sss faiso~aa hs a. Ntvane~ o. vetch the
ma sss slssed sirsns at as. ssssk Ex.
change A. hishesl 81. le~e=i 81
eleelss 81. fsts sa.ss i.Gss.oeo Ia RES.
csSAss SASHA
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ssa Au So. june 81 lie
gotn-ts~se. es-a us. Mag s.. Jane s4S
tbat.-stsAay Jane ssA
IA ~ Nc kaz aoias
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tiEeA
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cass.ass. April - -osnis-Reosleas roo.
sse-rs - ea-@A ,. stssksr> so4 treslers 81 siss
Lea WAS ssl5i- StSei Ia
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gssn ss-eEs, sotates oscftax. pee n 81
western ss ~ 80 s-GtaA
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eight EXCHANGE AND TEL1GRAPHIc
y transfers on New YORK, Chicago. -. Paul,
san Francisco. Portland. and various points Ii
Washinetcn. Oregon and British Columbia.
sight Bills Of Exchange on London, avail.
able elsew bere in Europe,
Ooilsetiors made q AL points On favorable
tegmA
Bonds stoehs and other vsluahles received
On deposit for sAfe keeping. yes
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Mss loS< April & -felroisnm opened Arm
Al = =. Asf aitss . siisht stsssee IN trsdgsg
q eessnas wsak sai saii d0~s g. 81 Thsfv
VA asseht Improvement a. that poias. whseh
as faisoSaa hs a. stvaaee o. vetch the
ma sss siosed strssns at as. stast Ex.
change a. hishesi ~. ie~e=i 81
sleslss 81. fsts sa.ss 1 .Sis 40 Ia res.
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ixsxzFsaE. arxtl ~ - wAea. STEADY
a<ssnt Yssr. Acaisrs ser Essssststsy.
Cssn ss-oHs notaies ossftak pee rs q
western - - 80 s~At1l
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cascs2e. April sf.-wseaf-Easisf. cssi
ss1 Mag So. June 81 i.ie
gptn-is~er, ca<a stls Mag 81. Iane - =.
tsats--steAay Jane g
Ma rief Ne ksaz teias
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tiksA
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49,
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A PAINTERS FALL. Mr.. Barlow. .
painter Al work On smiths house. on X
street. fell from h scaifold. yesterday Al
tsrnoon. . distance Of eighteen fest. 20
the ground stssnse a. II may seem, ho
was not oniy not killed but very slightly
isjaTed.
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the SHEET fRoN BUlLpixGs.-som
days ago suit WAS brought against Dick
con Brothsrs for violating the IRE limit
ordinance by building sheet iron struc-
oa Q wooden frame. The hearing WAS
postponed at the wish OF tho city attorney
self. IL not having ben approved BY the
mayor until after tho Tins pies cfibed.
Tho hearing took place yesterday morn
inx and Dick ssn Bfothefs were q ned y
and costs. The sheet iron building crszs
has been suppressed.