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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-18

To the public: For months past my
daughter has been gradually growing
deaf from the effects of catarrh. L had
but little faith in cures by electricity but
concluded to try DIR. Darrin, and to our
great Joy she is cured. | will gladly an
swer any inquiries at Sill Adams avenue.
Tacoma. EDWIN FIRTH.
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DOCTOR SWEANY
Jl3 Front St.. Seattle. Wash.
Union Block.


This learned specialist, we'll known BY his
long residence and suecsssful practice on the
Pacific Coast, guarantee. . prompt aud perfect
cure Of every case be undsrtsksA
FREE TREATMENT pss q. s. And s.:0.
at once OF Friday afternoons
Y0TVG MEN II yop are troubled With night
pimples, bashfulness, aversion TO society, stu
pidnsss, dependency. loss OF energy. m6ition
and ssif-conadenes, which deprive you OF your
manhood and absolutely unat you for study,
business or mafrisge--if you are thus @.cssd
yea know the cause. Get well and b . nAn-
MIDDLE AGED ,,o sfs 81 e
irritation and sediment in urine, impotency or
weakness OF sexual organs, and other unmtssak-
able signs Of nervous debility and premature
decay. Many die OF this dinculty, ignorant sf
the cause, which Is the second stage OF seminal
weakness. The moet obstinate cases of this
character treated with unfaihng succeas.
fMiAlb nations. DiscAa. sss, Structures. wsal.
ness OF Organs, syphilis. Hydrocele, varlcocels
and kindred troubles quickly cured without
pain ard detention from business.
CAiAkkh aud iunss and pavss Is: way i 70,
Consumption, Throat. Liver, Heart, Kidney,
BLADDER aud ell constitutional and internal
far in advance Of any other Institution in The
country.
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases ss,s: sps,s Pn
Taints, Tumors. letter, Ecxema and other
Impurities Of the blood thoroughly eradicatsd,
leaving the systsm In strong pure and
healthful state.
linIpS-I you are suffering from persistent
LAUin0 Headaches. Painful Msnstruation,
LsucorrhUa or Whites. Itolerabse Itching, Dis
placement Of the Womb, or any other distress
ing ailments peculiar TO your sex, you should
consult Dr.. Sweany without delay. He cures
when Others fail
WpITp Your sroubies If living away from the
WMIb city. Thousands cured at home BY
correspondence aud by medicine sent secure
from observation. Book entitled "GuIDE 10
HEALTH" sent free TO those describing their
troubles.
once hours, to IL q m, Z to and 70
= N. Sunday, 10 to IL a m. only. Address
LEvERETT SWEANY, n. D.,
7ls Front St. seattle. Wash
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A&xsS<s Co! As.x A.sx.sssr Exas. So Esss<sSo.
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During the week the popular actor.
Mr. MCKEE RANKIN,
Supported by a competent eompany,will sprear
In series OF his famous plays.

TICKETS to sell can be obtained from Mr.
Henry shsubut. Ill Cherry street
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Zach evening there will be presented grand
series OF the world famous Living PlesnrsG"
PRICES. 35e. szle. 75e and sLol ssats on
sale a. TaeAt@r Box Oflce.
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Three Nights, Commencing
Thursday. Sept y,
LAWRENCE HANLEY AND
GEORGE osBoURyE
Supported BY an excellent company.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

During setvioe at the N. e Church, this
place, on last Thursday night, some perssn
or persons stole the lines from the buggy be-
longing To Mr.. VIM Fuss. and also the lines
belonging TO Rev. H Mann. pastor of the
church. - Chronicle.
On Thursday ut noon twenty. two of the
tramps employed on tue improvements
around the court house. in tuis city, refused
TO work aud were plnc' d on diet Of bread
and water a, the county Jail, where they are
serving sentences Of Imprisonment They
claim that their refusal to work was due to
An insuflciency Of food and that they are
willing to perform the lator exacted. II they
shall be properly fed.-SentinA
ARNoukcENENTs.-W We hope to have with
us by Feb nth our new pastor, Rev. NJ r.
Oerter, who will hold the usual services at
the Moravlan churches in Gracehanl aud
MechsulCstown, viz, 1880 m. al the former
place, and 7 p. m. at the latter.
On Saturday evening Feb 17th, the Ladies'
AID Society will hold an Oyster Supper ut the
nome Of Miss Julia Dorsey IN Gracehan.
All are invited.
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Rocky Ridge Items.

Mr. Geo. c. Eichelberger and wife were
rendered reception by N } Eichrbcrger
and wife y, their hospitable home near Rocky
Il dye on the 3lst instant. a pleasant time 70
those present, none knowing surprise was
40 follow. Messrs D NJ Biggs and f g
Eichelberger begged to be excused about 9
o'clock p III and by 8 o'clock there were quite
good assembly Of the youag folks who took
the house by storm, aud soon had things in
shape to dance.
Among those present were: Mrs. W. II.
Riggs. Misses Annie Miller, Edith Black
Alice Creager, Carrie Ogle, Marion F. Eichel
berger, Carrie Waesche, Julia and Nellie
Martin of Rocky Ridge. Misses Sue and
Hattie Stevens of Crea gerstown, Miss Nora
10y of Logs, MISS Rose Weaver of Motters
Messrs j. ). and D Biggs. r. L Barracks
EG. Eichclberger, w Fl Black, Arch Wac.
ache, Chas. Oh Frank and Charles Mart
Orion Eyler of Rocky Ridge, Mr. Frank Stew
ems OF Creagerstown, Mr.. Mac Weaver Of
Ao,,ers.
Although surprise the Host and Hostess
were equal to the occasion, At 10 o'clock all
were invited to table well supplied with al
the delicacies of the season. to which all did
ample Justice, after which dancing was indul.
ged IN until O'Clock q. m all expressed
themselves a. having a most delightful even
Ing in every sense.
Mr.. W. Glen Is preparing 70 erect dwell
ang in this place.
Mr. Thomas Eyler will build a dwelling
house near this place for his daughter.
Mr.. Geo. r Miller has eold his farm ia
Mr. Elias r. Valentine, confederation $2,075
co.
Ar. ". Herd moved into bis new dwelling
ut this place
Mr. John Flohr Of York Pa, moyed In the
hous. vacated by Mr.. Herd.
g. W. Barrsck lost valuable COW during
the past week from milk fever.
Mrs. Policy B,ggs an aged and respected
lady living near Appold's Station. has peen
quite III for seyera. weeks, with no improve
nsnts for the better at present time.
Master Elmer Long is on the sick list.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08
SAIC Rogfstep.

Below will liz found tho dates Of all ssles
ior which Bills are printed at this ONCE.
I" all such this notice In FREE Part,ea
having th"ir Sal" Bils printed .lsewhrrc can
strurea place in this Sale Register upon
payment Of 10 cents line for each insertion.
On Wednesday, February Plat, Henry C.
Smith, one mile South Of Mechanicstowu
Will sell valuable stock and farming in,pli.
ments. See bills.
On Saturday, March 3, on the road leading
nom Sabllasvllle 10 Germantown, Harvev
.. Harbaugh will sell a large lot Of stock
farming implements and furniture.
On Monday March 9th, Chas D. Moser one
mile from L"y's station will sell his entire
LOT Of stock and farming Implements See
bills.
On Monday, March 10. Irwin J. Fisher will
eel! large and valuable lot Of stock and
farming implements / mile north Of L II
Station.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08
Dissolution Notice.

To all whom it may concern
This Is to give notice that the cop'rtn cr'
ship here tofore existing blween James
Creagcr, J. W Creaser and NJ. L. Crcager
under the firm name or
JAMES REAGER & SONS
has been dissolved Ivy mutual cnnaent. All
persons knowing themselves to be INDEBTED
to said arm will call ana settle their accounts
james Creager,
J W C.cager
N. l., Cre&ger.
The undersigned have entered into copart
nerbhip under the firm name Of
JAMES CREAGER Il son
and will continue the busness of furniture
dealers and rnderiakers at the old stand on
Water st, Meuhanicstnwn.
James Crcager,
NJ. l.. Creager.
Jan 234t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08
Business Locals.

~ NOTICE.-Any one caught dipping
horse bucket in my spring will lie dealt
with according to law and the extreme pen.
atty enforced.
I. J FLOHR
FebS2t. Near Mechanl Cstown
sY- FOR SALE. -Sev,'ul hundred bun
dies OF fodder to b. delivered in Mechanics.
town or vicinity.
Jan 1876. Chas. Shipley.
~ For Flsvoring Extracts and Chocolate
Go to Roots
~ For Citron, Seedless and Layer
Ralsins, Currants and Prunes
Go to Roots.
tY- PIANO LAMP FOR SALE-A new
Rroclrs,er Piano Lamp, crimson shade ali
complete, just As it calne fr"m factory For
sale at a blrpain. Inquire at Tails OFFICE
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

WE ARE DEVOTlNG This WEEK
TO SHOES NOW MIND YOU WE ARE
MAKING PRICES ON BOOTS AND
SHOES THIS WEEK THAT WILL
STARTLE YOU VIZ DON'T SAY SELL.
ING OFF AT COST. HAT Is TOO OLD
BUT WE DO SAY We ARE SELLING
AT HALF PRICE, THAT Is BETTER.
COME EARLY AND DON'T " ATT
THINKlN THEY ARE GOING TO BE
HERE LONG, THEY WILL NOT, TEEY
WILL SOON ALL BE g. NE AT THE
PRICES WE ARE OFFERING THEM
AS SOON AS YOU READ THiSCOME
IT'S MONEY SAVED THINK OF IT,
MEN AND BOYS BOOTS AT$l PAIR
AND LADIES SHOES WORTH ~ 80
SELLING AT st, MISSES WORTH 81 50
SELLING AT SOC.
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Jno. II. Barb.
lLints suggested by q friend J

dimes suggested by friend)
If thou shnnldst call me to resign
What mos, prize il ne'er WAS mine,
l only yield thee what is thine,
Thy will BIZ done.
Lord what is life? IT'S like q flower,
That blossoms and il gone;
We see it flourish for an hour
With all Its beauty on,
But death comes like wintry day,
And cuts the pretty flower away.
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COMMUNICATED.
EDITOR CLARION

feel that should speak a word for ou.
young friend, Addison CoII'hower wno MAS
taken from our midst 40 soon and Nnrxpect'
edly. During the past nine months esprcl.
ally We were III very close association with
Addison, being in company with him daily
except while he was away from home receiv
ing treat ment for his disease We missed
his pi essence and general good humor with
US but still had the pleasure Of IN occasional
and personal letter from HIM. II is with
SORROW we realize ~e shall not meet with
him IN this life again as we had formed \
friendly attachment with hun. We gladly
say this OF him. he WAS always cheerful aud
kind, and enjoyed the association of friends
to the pleasure of all, rs well as for himself,
seldom speaking of bis own affection aud
rarely telling his worst condition or t'el" gs
patiently bearing it all. yet always very
hopeful for the future, A. il is quite natural
with us all, that we hold fast to the pleasures
and aims of this life, 80 with HIM. Yet we
feel sure by Adds gentle bearing and for-
bearing character and life, that rs it has
pleased the Lord tc thus early call him ION
this world Of disease and sorrow even after
having gone through much OF both ID his
short life, that He has taken him un'o Him
self into the JOYS If an eternal life and bappi
Blest soul, how sWeetly doth thou rest
ness.
From every trial and care.
Addison had formed msuy friends, who,
with his parents, mus. deeply mo"rn his
death. May We not all feel assured that 1t is
bis gainf
A Dc;nnA
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08
Local Items.

When Baby ~ss sach, We gave her CAsforA.
When she was Child she cried for Cas'oria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
WAsa sae hAI Children, she saVs them Castor1A.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08
IL. e. kefauver, M. ID
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Offeres his services to the people Of
Mscbsuicstown and vicinity.
OFFICE:
In room formerly occupied BY Birely
& Osler, one door west Of Bank Build
ing.
Residence, Mr.. H. X. Grotf's prop
erty on Church Ct. where I will be
found after Office hours.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

Mr. f II. Rowe entered upon his duties
ss store keeper and gauger At Mr., John T.
Cre,in's dis,illery On Thursday, the nrst
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

Fifty shares ofFrederick County National
Bank stock we're sold at private sale few
dsys ago to Allen @. Quynn. for $50 per
STARE. Par value 3l5.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

TEA PARTY.-The young friends of Master
Frank Rouzer were invited to tea and to
spend the evening At his home on Thursday
last There were twenty i've present and to
say that they enjoyed themselves Is, from the
comments Of those present. by no means do
ing Justice to the OCCASION. Games were
interrupted only bv the announcement Of tea,
TO be resumed with additional spirit afler.
wards. The party broke up at midnight.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

The docket for the February term Of the
Circuit Court Vi this ,alty which began
~ Monday last, comprises l07 trials, 81 ap-
pesls and 80 criminal cases.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

Read carefully the call In another colun d
Cor q meeting in the Town Hall ON Friday
evening of this week
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

A LARGE Boy.-Benjarin Rei0, SOD Of
The late Israil Rei0, iaugsusyne. 10 only
twelve years old and weighs SA lolnd'
Although la's- and fat he is quite nc.i, Z
II he continues to grow as rapidly the next
swe'se YEAR, rs he has the past twelve, he
sill resch the quarter Of a ton mark.
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NOTICE.

ASl Intend moving from tho tow n
q abou. ten days, all persons knowing
themselves to he indebted to me. or the
Arm Of Leathermau 4 Kvfauver, will
ali and settle By. cash or note.
Dr.. n. E. Leathermsn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08
Ross +. W,rurRow.
JOHN HENDRICkSON

y NJ ~ LIN l. "A OAAo\0 ~
T"r MODEL.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR LADIES
AND AEN.
THE TINE OF THE YEAR Is HERE
WHEN NEW GOODS BEGIN TO FOUR
IN UPON Us. We WANT MORE
ROON-CERTAIN GOODS MUST GIVE
WAY AN) AMONG ARE CLOAKS
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN WE
HAVE SOME VERY PRETTY
COATS AND CApES THAT WILL BE
CLOSED OUT THIS MONTH AT
PRICES so LOW AS TO SURPRISE
THE CLOSEST BUYER WE MEAN
THAT THEY STALL GO AND WE
KNOW A VERY Low PRICE WILL
SELL THEM.
NJ en- - l II tLON f.o hNIL ~ Low ~
CLUDED IN THIS LINE OF REDUCED
GOODS THEY ARE UPDEGRAFFS
AND THOROUGHLY RELIABLE.
MEMS UNDERWEAR ALL GO AT
COST. so DO SANE GOODS FOR La.
DIES
OUR NEW ENBROIDERlES ARE
OPEN.
NEW GINGHAMS.
SILK GINGHA rs.
DUCKS BOTH PLAIN AND FANCY
THE LATEST COTTON CLOTH FOR
CHILDREN AND LADIES WEAR.
SEE THEN BY ALL MEANS.
| JONI HrNpn1cksoN
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

Will there b High License bill for thi,
county,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

The joint % nmittee Of the Senate and
House Of Delegates has tavorably reported
the assessment bill.
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Notice Creditors.


rINlIlS is Ia give notice Il ., tNe subscriber
l Hannah Al "A r Jr. and Frank A Rod
dy hath untnIHcd from the Orphans Court
VI Frederick 60 Nd, letters Of administra-
ton on IT," estate ~
ARHAA T. FODDY, SR.
deceased. I'll persons having claims against
the estate Of the said deceased are hereby
warned tocXhibit the same with the vouchers
Thereof legally authenticated to the subscri-
Der on or before the 18th dav II July.
1894, they may 9th rwise by law he excluded
from all benefit vi said cstn'e.
Al persons indebted to said estate ara
hereby warned to make immediate payment
Given nndcr our haud this 18th day o.
January '6O4
hanpah NJ Eoddy,)
4 F, kodls Jrr Aiuinlstr ators
F,uuk !. R?4Iy,
JsnH5>l
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

The Rev. r. Nottingham proposes TO de.
liver courre Of lectures m At. Stephens
Church, every other Sunday evening during
Lieut.. ou The Social Life and the Church's
Duty TO IT," Regular services are held In
The Episcopal Church alternate ssndays !;
morning aud evening. The nrst sermon Of
the course will be given the evening Of the
frs, Sunday IN Lent.
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Buasness Mems Associ stion.


The business men snd ali other citizens Of
TTnuIn vt (Mechsnicstown) favorable to an
organized movement for the advancement OF
material interests of our town. are requested
10 meet In the Town Hall. OF Friday evening
the 9th inst, for the purpose Of taking pre-.
.'minary steps for tie organizing OF q
Business Mems Association.
Here 10 the Latest swinhle. 4 man, repre-
sentiug hmselt ~ an advance agent for a
chow, drives up to farm house and agrees
to pay the farmer two dollars for the privilege
Of pastlnz bills on his barn. The bargain ia
made. the two dollars paid oyer and the shar.
ger usks the farmer TO sign . receipt for the
money, He does so, and in few days
fnds be has signed 4 note for $500, which 3
,nud party asks him to pay. He says I've
will not but he does all the same. He can't
se: out Of it. The note is ia the hands OF An
"!nnocrn,' purchaser, and the maker Of the
no.e cAn put IN DO defence,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

the Western Mar, land Railroad began selling
round trip tickcts. good for two days. to
Westminster. from Finksburg AMI Double
Pipe Creek and intermediate points--o or from
all stations IN Carroll to Westminster and
return. These tickets are sold at a pccialty
low rate for the convenience ofpersons desr
ing to visit the county seat. The tickets
will I've good to come TO Westminster on the
day of issue and to return the following
day If purchased on Saturday they viii be
good to return the following Monday.
George c. Eichclherger, on" Of the most
popular clerks Of the Western Maryland
Railroad Office, Westminster, and Miss Etfie
A. Wenn,, of Bruceylle, were married on
Tue lay afternoon al 3"clock in the Re-
formed Church Union Bridge The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. N l.. Fmor pastor of
the church. There were NJ attendants and
onl, the immediate friends of the bride q d
groom we're present The bride wore u
travelling dress OF mode broadclolh. trimmed
In satin of >sme shade. with h i and gloves to
match. The groom was sou Of Mr. N. J.
Eicheibereer, OF ROCKY Ridge, and The bride
. daughter OF Ms Samuel Wesnt Of Bruce
vile
4 dinner WAS given In their honor at the
home Of the groom's parents On Wednesday.
-Adsocdts
WHAT WILL TIE HAavEsT BE'-On+ OF
the possible results Of the tremendous fissco
thu, has overtaken, demon Allied ana di-rup.
ted the Boonsboro Electric railway project
may. with as much certainty NJ appertains
to things mundane and human he predicted,
discounted at sight and the proceeds invested.
That this splrndidly planned. arspci"usiy
begun and unhspply ended episode in Mary
land electric rH,lroa'ing will exert most
pernicious etT.c, few will doubt aud when
we come to contemplate its possible effects
on the jus, a 'bornin Frederick nerve, our
ewes with tears are overcome, for, hv the
Gsea, Horn Spoon! M,ddletown Valley
wants out and ui,hout the miserable Boons-
boto sontresemps, might haye with some rea-
soa hoped that a, last, just towards the end
If the celery season, Fredericks nerve had
been toned and streng' hencd up TO the point,
of INVESTING the essential Now, alas, IN our
minds eve, we can see tie tension Stacking
and the popular chord int ten days ago
would have twangcd out, up about q. needs
to have the SLACK taken up to get q sub-ba}
note.
We do not desire to Ike understood as
speaking with authority or upon information;
Incorporation is b .sed upon modern history
and the conclusion on general principles
We are neither u prophet nor the son of -
prophet, but If the Maryland Legislature Is
not wasting valuable line on thu g. NJ !
electric railNs AZ charter, then We msrrad the
signs Of the times rs porlended by events in
and around Boonshoro.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

View Advertisements.
Bus. Loc.-Notice.
Ross F. Wi'her0w.
Order Nisi on Sales.
The Observation-Disclosures.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-08

MAsQUERs On Tuesday evening thirty
merry nasquers took possession ofths Town
Hall and spent a very pleasant evening.
The party WAS composed wholly ofour home
folks and jolly good time did they haye
1t WAS form ally opened with . Grand March:
this was all there was of the nature Of dane
ing, the evening having been spent In games
Of various kinds. A charming lunch was
served about midnight and the reyellers
re,iIe about 2 a. N. Some of the charsc.
tiers were admirably represented oil Of them
we'll
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
financial.

xyANTED-CapItalist or firm TO Invest from
w 600 no 10 s2OO,OO = safe Government bonds
,~rS from 10 10 per cent interest annually Apply
d nndSaress s. MAYER. Room 9i. Hoffman House
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
LOSING; PRICES or SAN FRA%ClsCO STOCKS.
s,n Erancecn. March y. lNli.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, March 2S-p. m
Tho annarent buying for European account
WAS again the most prominent feature oi t"e
stock market to-day. Under the impulse 81
paul rose :. and Louisville and NASHVILLE whlch
is q much less active stock, IA per cent. At'eh-
tion seemed 10 be directed, however to"d'u
io,,.-rricad securities. and Atchison stock and
bonds Erie and Northern Pacitc gaihed Il large
fraction. while Philadelphia ana Reading and
Trnion Pacific closed at advances OF ana IA per
cent. There can be no doubt that part oi '"e
h,,inq was legitimate and that In small way
snoculation in Europe shows signs or revival
t,uetness in England and on the Continent Is re-
norted TO be improving, and the influence OF 'he
commercial treaty between Germany ana ~ ~hussia
may not be fully appreciated III 'nlS cou,,.I ,,,i
Assurances that the peace Of Europe IS iot iny i
soon TO be disturbed and on the contra ' ,
cations that armament may be reduccu Wy M 'ii
tuaI agreement give life to European speou paa
lion There is Of course. the uhiVersan sal, Ioi,,, ,
Iroo ,bat the Silver SeigniOrage Dill Will meet
the Presidents veto. This confidence Is fa'ne rna
stronger abroad than here. where II rdeastions 90
r., the veto message may contain Susses'io",
',hicb will make the coinage OF the a'iescu
ecipniorage possible and. perhaps, open W 1t NV
discussion the whole SILVER quo",io" nn tho nnaI
dnubts must soon be quieted' anu tle T., 'a, ,hn
e,renpth of the market proves cohHuentc ~. ~. . W
snundncss of the National currency WINS 80, 20,
of its further corruption. ~ as , not larger IL
Sr M other reason than to demonstrate a pupiio
t,orost In fact the trading was iarReiy pio
rnssional unless it be admitted that all tne ap
narent buying for foreign account was na'n
I 10 Iaei hour the industrial STOCKS were asdii ia
In the iia d IN some instances they touched their
h in the last sfons dsw nna mnufn almost " w
1 cral tic 49,, Tpal variations were substantial
out eN'T 1,be market still awaits a powerful I'M
gass' galse to give it a decided movement
r,,,u nay IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued to be one, neglected
at the stock Exchange. ,'nns puI .'e NANNY
g. az these closing quotations;
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
Bid.Asked

star Stena settlement IS were made at lOS. and OF
vr@in deferred Gs stamped receipts at sS ISgs s
OF Sl'y p%"k sna ce%me1ee saSsns A"cs s5 at is.
at loi1s nu,i anu hond market was unusually active
an Of Sf prSss yac
ward. Atcnis, Ati',na ner cent to 3S1a; Atlantic and
seconds ,iS,', per cent to SO. and incomes nearly
as he csS0h seSs hsseq MqHa at s.
after 321s cioseu saneral 4lbs were in sharp de-
peake ana and U3 3sSG763s. Chicago and Northern
Pacc ss z psr sendy on %
Northern Pac,',o Paoca,' -. saM or Philadelphia and Read
buy2g from 90 t9 feature was the activity in third
advances we1s sde nnd not i ali would
sues that ,s,n. 10 It is sufficient to say that