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MONEY MARKET.
Friday. NAV 40 p M


The stock market opened heavy this morning the
~European not levng been quite so favorable as
anticipated This, with the desperate efforts of the
bears depressed prices, and the bulls found it mpos
sible sustain the quotations Of yesterday. At tho
first board Erie Bonds fell OF "a per cent Farmers
Loan, "A Canton Company, II Harlem, 4 Erie
Railroad y Long Island, q. New Haven Railroad
arrangements recently made relative to the with
drawal of the day boat from the New Haven Ii ne and
the ticketing Of passengers through between New
York and Boston There alteration in govern
-ncnt securities We have as yet, no later quotations
for American stocks in London.
The intelligence received by telegraph per the
steamship America from Liverpool is, in q CONNER
al point Of view rather conflicting, and the effect
anon our markets, either way, will not be visible
more than day or two. The slight Improvement
in brcadstufs is more than annued by the deprecia
ton in cotton, the inactivity in the manuiactur-
ing districts and the disturbances on the conti
ncnt Money continued as abundant in London as
previously reported and consos remained without any
material alteration. There had been drain upon tho
Rank Of England for specie for shipment to some cx
fea but not sufficient affect the rate Of interest.
ThSN America brings about million Of dollars in
spe>e which, when added to present supply, will
Mace the banks in stronger position than they have
been since the spring Of 1877. The inference which
would naturally be drawn from this Is, that we are
about entering upon easier money market than has
been experienced at any time within the past two years
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The Weekly Herald.

Containing all the important of the day, will be
issued at the usual hour, o'clock, this morning For
the convenience of those wishing to obtain really
useful and entertaining paper to transmit to their
friends annex
THE CONTENTS -
The Teegraphc Compendium the Foreign News received
by the Steamer America Very Interesting from California
Letters from Emgrants their Route the Gold Regons
The Progress of Events in Canada Washington Correspon
dence; Council of Roman Catholic Bishops in Rultmore;
The Latest from Mexico Yucatan, and the West Indies;
Texas News embracing the Movements Caornians, the
Return of Col Webb &c. g.; Army and Navy Intelligence;
Theatrical and Local Affairs; Murders in Baltimore and
Philadelphia Commercial and Shipping Informaton great
variety Of Editorial Matter News by Electric Telegraph to
the Latest Moment from all parts of the American Con-
tnent, &C., &c, &c.
The Weekly Herald in wrappers and ready for mail
ing may be had at the desk price sxpcnce per copy,
or So per year.
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our Washington correspondence.

mi WASHINGTON, May 3, 1879.
1here Is pause. Whatever NAV he the cause
mere Is pause. The work goes on rraduallv hin,
1t was expected to proceed rapidly from the first of
May A good many small Jobs in the Departments
were cut out for execution during the current week
but they lie over We are inclined to believe that
Old lack has put in his veto against too ndiscr;-
inmate massacre of the Huguenots. We incline tn
the opinion that the President is rigidly disposed
TO adhere TO his inaugural If he discovers that hs
Is held responsible for the acts of his cabinet we
suspect he will hold them responsible to himself
Since Monday there have been considerable re-
Inducements to the list of oliice-seekers in the CITY,
from New York and other cities; detachments Of
sagaclous men, following in the wake of Mr..
Ewing A good many of them, on returning home,
VIII wish they had never come into the federal
cry as candidates for the public service.
The result Of the Virginia election appears to be
fourteen democrats and half a whig; for Mr..
Morton, elected over Mr. Pendeton, is very gene
rally reported to be for the sub treasury. for free
trade, against bank, and against the Wilmot pro-
viso; winch would ma Ike him too ultra democrat
10 slahd any chance OF success, even the demo-
cratic candidate IN Berks county, Pennsylvania
49, REHABILITATION.
S s9l, congress o-democrats, wings.
DemoSrsuc gam 51s-Whig loss 81
or Il dilerence OF lOa in the vote in the House If
the other States to elect come in at this rate Mr.
winthrop VIII not be reelected speaker of the
House
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WASHINGTON, May 3, 1919.
The Release of James ITcbb.

Jim Webb was let out of Jail on Monday, no
body appearing against him. Sidney II. Stuart,
clerk of the New York police, had filed an affi-
davit which led to his arrest while Shuster's
being in New York on the day mentioned, there
was no reason shown why Webb should be fully
committed for trial. Messrs. Key and Burke did
not interest themselves to detain him, he having
Shusier to trial, and the recovery of the govern
ment jewels, would exempt him from prosecu
ton,
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VINHE hKKI ED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companion, by DR.. A. NJ Mauriceau, Professor of
eases OF Women Sixth edition. ,Smo pp. $50 Price S.
3d. opics sold in six months.
Years Of suffering Of physical mental anguish many
wife, and pecuniary difficulties husband
might have been spared thousands would have
ioycd completeness thousands broken in health would
have enjoyed III hundreds graves still alive
by timely possession Of this work.
s intended especially for the married. those
plating marriage IL disooses important secrets WHO'D
should be known TO them particularly. .<...-.
To those whose heash does permit Of an increase "
ly, IT 10 of especial importance. So 49,. .
Her, also, every femae-he wife the mo.her sne on
either budding womanhood the one IN ne uscne "
years in whom contemplate an
discover causes symptoms and the most ~
needless and mode Of cure in every compantN
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These prices paid by the brokers of Wall street
The bills of the Canal Bank of Albany worth par
the receiver has given notice that he will ultimately
redeem the whole of them. AS to the bills of other
banks named in the list it is difficult say whether
they will be worth any than the rates quoted
above not Holders will be able to judge for them
selves, whether it is best to sell not.
The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for April
this year, were s62,l23 2l from 200 miles of road;
against S2579S IS, from "A miles of road for the
month last year; showing an increase of $50 32l &c.
being equal to hundred and fifty per cent. The
total receipts for the first four months of 1919
S195041, against sol $50 for the first four months
of 1918. Increase this year. S1O3691.
The receipts of the Old Colony Railroad Company,
for April this year. S24 $50 % against S17S69 Is
for the corresponding period last year, showing in
Of S6,511 o. equal to thirty-fivc per cent
The packet ship Zurich from Havrc, brings $16,5OO
in specie. By an arrival at New Orleans, 100000 in
specie received from the Rio Grande $4,000
also received at that port from Vera Cruz.
For the week ending the I'D of April, the sales of
cotton at New Orleans amounted to 65 900 bales, said
to be the largest weeks business in this staple
transacted in that city This activity is in a great
degree attributed to the complexion of the accounts
received from the Interior relative to the injury done
to the growing plant by the late heavy frosts which,
it is thought, may seriously njure the coming crop.
1t appears by the last annual report of the Comp
roer of the State of Connecticut that the balance of
money in the State Treasury the 1st of April 1919,
including 600 borrowed within the year from the
school fund.- was s2O.241 90 The whole amount of in
debtedness from the State to the school fund, for
ney borrowed at different times, is equal to S46212 49,
The expenses of the State government during the past
year amounted to Sal s74 81 exceeding by about OOO
the expenditure of the preceding year.
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Co,rbs-I..d,cs ore Respectfully Invited to

the choice selection Of Dress Comb at e subscr
rtorehe beyond all doubt the greatest in the
CITY, among which will he found the double scroll pattern so
much admired Also be obtained every article apper-
tanning to the toilet. A: j. SAu NDERS,
3s7 Broadway, between Walker and White streets.
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etters The Trial Of Matthew Wood for Murder this
city and Paul Kunke for Murder in Baltmore The Convic
ton Of Tom Hand Failure of Bishop Doane Morals of Wash
ngon Philadelphia Morals &c. &c besides full Reports Of
the Courts Police Matters well as large amount of Eng
sh French Criminal News-are all be found in the
National Police Gazette Of this week. Oce los Nassau st.
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MCGUIRE No CHAkGE-DR. MURPHY. OF 6S GOLD
street. conhdenaly consulted all forms Of private
diseases Recent of gonorea he In
days Constitutional debility and mpotency successfully
from business Open from IA. M. G9P.M
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/ OST-IN PASSING FROM 67 PEARL STREET.
through Whitehall and broadway. to Maiden Lane, q
Gold bracelet Amy returning the TO the above
number will confer u favor the owner.
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m yencreal Structures, all diseases of private
ture illustrated by many coored plates second edition
has inst published by Stringer Townsend 1t be
had also of the author 500 Broadway second edition Of the
same work Seminal diseases resulting frsm mpro-
habits Just been published The Key Dr. Blake says
this should be in the hands Of every father aud youth
and he as much household book the New Testament
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FOREIGN.

A RIAs n uoNNoR COMMISSION, FORWARDING,
"A and shrpse Merchant Penama.IConsgnments Of
shipe and merchandise solicited and all kinds OF Comnis
busness attended the usual terms Drafts New
York Boston New Orleans san Francisco London and Pa
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WAsHISGToN, May 3, 1910.
The Office Seekers-Their Prospects-The President-
LddV FTdnkIin's Letter. &c &c

The Office Seekers-Iheir Prospects, The President-
Lady Frankiin's Letter, &c &c.
There were some sixty appointments made yesterday
chiefly of little Custom House officers from Bangor to
the Baze, the larger places lying over for a day or
two And yet this is nothing what would have been
done had not General Taylor interposed 1t Is clearly
understood that he has to keep continual check
upon the reins.
The attention Of the politicians u.s. at this juncture
directed to the New York city officers especially tho
Coectorship And, next to these, comes the case of
Sken Smith. of Philadelphia. 1t is generally expected.
however that Young and Smith safe and that they
will be lifted of the shoals Of uncertainty within week.
The rule of rotation extends to those officials whs
were brawling politicians during the late campaign:
holder took to the stump for General Taylor to
the detriment Of official duty he will be expelled Very
good 1t Is good rule that works both ways
A report Is going the rounds Of the papers, that
when the Virginia committee first waited General
Taylor with the State sword, that he said to them
" Gentlemen, ! don't want your sword but where il
your electoral voe?o 1t was the joke of n wag, who
faceously. In the portico Of tho White House, while
the crowd were waiting to be admitted made the
mark sufficiently audible to be heard by of per-
sons and with the proper gravity to be believed by
the creduous. We recollect admonshing the gentle
at the time that the joke might be credited aud
1t turns out that gudgeon or two did swallow the
bait
Tho letter of Lady Franklin to the President of the
United States in behalf of efforts by our govern
crews, supposed to be hemmed in among the icebergs
of the Arctic Ocean, will attract universal sympathy
and admiration and the reply of Mr.. Clayton, In be-
half Of the President, will meet the cordial response
OF the whole American people And the country would
sustain the President If he te detail exploring
squadron in search of Sir John, and volunteer
could be promptly raised among noble Jack tars
for the enterprise
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MUSICAL.

.oD~NNNN0NNNNNNNHNNNNeN%
TJNO THE MUSICAL PROFESSION THROUGHOUT THE
l. United States.-The American Musisal Fund Society,
incorporated April H. le49 having obtained charter
and being in successful operation sects the attention of
professional of both throughout the United
States the offered members by the provisions
of the constitution Of said Society circular setting forth
infinitely than the ofan advertisement will allow
the objects the Association be obtained gratis
pcaon to the Secretary who will also furnish candidates
for membership with copies Of the All
nications must be addressed pos pad the Secretary
JOHN J. SCHERPF, Office 479 Broadway, N. Y.
AGUSIC!-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A
N1 young Lady, who has thorough knowledge of Music
and who give Termt
for begnners 50 Tquarter those advanced S2 Ap
ply to 8. c.. Herald office.
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contain the first chapters Of local novel, entitled The
thirty written expressly that excellent by T. W.
Meighan. We understand that this while it avoids
thing that will trench upon morality exposes vice in high
places and delneaes characters well all the world
1t is said be the greatest local
oAad Rad
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HOTELS.

M ERCHANTS' HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
IA nren ana Mafk hi Iii me
in the centre of business having this day passed
into the hands of the subscribers they
1t their to render worthy of the liberal
with which II has been heretofore sustained and hope by
unremting attention, deserve the patronage
friends, who may visit the city business Measure
G. l. j. McKIBBIN,
Formerly of the Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh.
A LHAMBRA, 1876 WATER STREET, (2Np DOOR NORTH
IA of Pine street Ihe subscriber rooctfdiy
the gentlemen doing business that vicinity and also
his patrons when proprietor of the Rainbow Howard
and recently of Beekman street that the Ahambra
will equal its pames day in all its departments
Refreshments of description served with dispatch
and attention The bill Of fare will BIO found reasonable
than and reasonable house of the class down
town. A single visit will satisfy the reader
VIM DILLON, Proprietor.
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SHIPPING.

sHArrANU.
FOR SI ..S SUBJECT TO
foreign port having passenger snd
6s. :n Sf
any R01 n the from which they must
day day And ali
@ q any ss Or
@uda Western Islands from place in America,
% Is s f
Journal Of Commerce. Evening Post and Sum- please copy
s al
SS1sss Capt kyss from Boston Wednesday A April
A% %P s aarscn 4 S9' YORK. . lsss s
e eaSs1n' s sssRi ss'iYss york 50
second '' ' ''' freight RHs1sFS Ds's l pe.,
PAcEET FOR nAysEmsEcoSR L5SE H. SHIP
II
COR HAvRE-rHE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND
GsEssr bark fhs
EOR HAvRE-THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS.
1v Capt crsn'r will sail on or ''0ss " It. F
ATA MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS IN THE
"A Bark Cuthbert from Greenock to New York after the
5emarkahy quick passage Of q days hS the quarter
Resolved That with due of the nautical skill kind
attention and gentlemanly department Of Captain
Sangser and the first and second officers suitable
sion Of their grateful should be
EACH viz. That Captain John Sanger be requested
accept on the part of the passengers Of
Instruments that the yment in the form
Telescope should be offered to the chief officer Mr. John
Connell and also dressing to Mr. Alex McCuoch
second officer from all Of whom experienced all kind
in the Of each confer in their respective
cities. Signed on behalf Of the passengers.
ROBERT HOLMES.
New York Harbor, Bark CutLbert, May 4, Isi9
WE, THE PASSENGERS OF THE BRITISH BRIG
w UKNA, from Youghal Ireland, unite returning our
warmest thanks to Captain Martin for his attention
and kindness since embarkaton, and deem him
respect worthy of the greatest applause for his skill
mariner
CONSIGNEE S OF 100 TONS PIG IRON, PER BARK
~ Warehouses, of Clydesda from Glasgow will please
send their permits board at foot of Harrison
to the office Of ABRAHAM BELL SON,
liz Fulton street.
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FROM SANTA FE-From files of the Santa Fe
Republican, to the 9th ult, we learn that the gen.
leman sent out by Texas to administer Justice in
he eleventh Judicial district of Texas, is publish
ng the constitution of Texas in the columns of the
Republican.
prompt and vigorous measures being taken to keep
he Indians in New Mexico within proper bounds.
The most disposed to commit outrages are the
Apaches and Navijoes, but the former are consi-
dered the more desperate
A correspondent Of the Republican says =" We
hink that the United States should send into this
Territory three thousand soldiers, whose business
should be to lick these Indians; yes, slick them
until they can't tell their elbows from band of
music"
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AIhnmbra, 1856 water strcet.-This un-

AIhnmbra, 136 Water street.-ThIs Un-
rvaed pnnng Saloon recently the property
of Mr.. DILLON, the we'll known caterer of the Rainbow
Howard street and recently of street. will without
doubt become popular under his in its
pamest days. The Eating Department is under the super
ntendence Of Mr. Rove for the Union Club
years. and fact well known is unrvalled in his line The
many friends of Mr. Dillon will drop at the Ahambra and
Tim
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have opportunity to forty cent by purchasing OF
McGRORTY at his new store, 36 William street. near Full
ton he Of retail customers at this
season having thrown his establishment and extensive
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A Few More Lcft.-Wc have been ruu

Few More Icft.-Wc have been ruU
down by calls orders Literary American contain
ing Lieut. Reds great Mexican Novel War Life but hay
ing issued large edition, have few copies left
Those who treat will call and get it, For sale at the
Office 105 Nassau and all the stores Only six
cents Seventy two columns of matter.
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and that the result would be very important improve
ment in quotations for fancy stocks.
We notice the Of Mr. Bates, of the house Of
Barngs in the list of passengers by the America The
steamer will not reach her dock Jersey City before to-
morrow Saturday -night. The details of the news
will not, therefore, be published until Sunday, when
full particulars will be found in the columns of the
Herald.
The names of banks which have exploded during the
past year the day Of suspension and the present
ket value of the circulation of each annexed -
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Cl.O1'IiING.

CLOTHING.
MI RS. BEMAN, OPPOSITE HER OLD STAND, 1872 AND
Nv! Ia Nassau street selling the cheapest Shirts sold
IN New York for Five Shllngs all of them with
lars bosoms, and wrists Next week. she will
Aston House which Mr. Trmb architect is
fitting up entirely style.
n LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC-
~. No ~ Park Place New York, and Royal street.
New Orleans.
MRS. HEWITT HAS REMOVED HER CORSET EsTA-
lvl shment from No. AL Pearl street No 3 Broad
second door above White street east side, stairs
FTNO THE LADIES.-PETER ROBERTS, 33 BROAD
way has received from Auction, large lot Black
Scarfs Sd Sbawls, (rch patterns price,
also 81 Black and White Nets for Mana; Embroidered
Cambria Hand kerchiefs, Curtain Musns Chemi
zetts Collars and Cuffs bargain Vaencennes ces
from Is per yard Lace Capes (new patern) Figured Mus
Inns. &c &c.
TTNAKE NOTICE-GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES WHO
l. wish to have their washing done in good STYLE and
moderate price, will do well call Mrs SIiAW'S No.
Elizabeth also Store washing will be done hand
somey. All orders thankfully received and puncuay
tended
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- turday evening, May 3 will be performed ROM ,StF
AND kEALlri-Asper Maney Mr.. Burton oliver Maniey
MI Lynne; Frank Meredith Mr. Jordan; Lavender Kidd Mr.
Kay mond Jack Swift, Mr. Brougham Tom Badcr John
sion Wams MIR Hurley Rosabe Miss Chapman Barba-
rn Manley Mrs. Vernon blossom, Mrs Brougham Betty
Miss Cooke Guests by the Ladies and OF the nal
ist me Comedy will conclude with Epiogue hy all
eaeters Doors openat7 curtain rises at III, Dress Cir
se eonts Family Circle 20 cents Private Boxes 50 and
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RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.

DrERA HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE-TuE LADIES AND
Gentlemen OF this establishments requested 10 attend
the rehearsal of MACBETH at Ooclock on saturday Morn
ing. May 8. " ~ "''"S "i'r"-
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The Era, of next Sunday, Will contain the
Of and startling work, entitled this
Mysteries of Partisan Secret History of the Pri-
Of Paris imported at great for this also
of original tales noveettes editorials all
the current topics of the day. &C.. SC.
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successor b. l.. Watson Co.. manufacturers the Richie
leu Gold PENS from Is Wall street. to the Old
stand 90 Fulton street. where be found choice seec
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Pen
md Pencil Cases, &c. which he will sell the
reasonable terms. Watches and Gold Pens repaired
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HaThe subscriber has just received several Of boys
infants Straw Hats entirely styles trimmed
with beautiful lace trimmings Ladies fully
invited call and examine his rich and varied stock OF
children's summer hats
WIN. BANTA, "a Canalst. corner Of Wooster st.
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MEDICAL.

LNYE AND cara PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREE
IL of at 26 Broadway of Warren street. de-
scrbng Doctor Powes and successful mode of treating
the affections Of those sensitive and delicate Recent
y imported large supply Of beautiful Artificial Eyes Just
published popular Treatise the Eye, third edition,
viscd and enlarged. Price 80 cents, by
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nR IEErRIEs ANrIpnTE IS TILE MOST EFFEC.

- ua sold for Gonorhna and other disorders
organs Long experience has proved that will
This desirable result is obtained in
from days and it neither creates
the palate and renders deviation
interruption usual pursuits sound sleep healthy
dgoson the nuisance is thus removed speedily
sstent with the production OF thorough and permanent
Its ingredients entirely vegetable and injurious
effect either consttuonally locally,
Price 81 per bottle. Sole Agent for this city G. IL
RING, 1872 Broadway, corner John street.