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DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Shipments of Fractional Currency
Explosion i'm New York
Departure Of Consul
Naval Orders.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Speech of the Emperor of
Austria.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Despatch TO the A ssociated Press.
Nayal Orders.

Despatch to the associated Press
Naval Orders.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Leutenant-COmman
Charles s. Cotton has been ordered to the Naval
Academy on the 29th of September Surgeon A. A.
HoCkling has been ordered to the New Hampshire.
First Assistant Engineer Frederick c. Mexican has
been ordered to duty in the Bureau OF Steam Engi-
neering Surgeon James McMaster and Paymaster
W. f. Torbert have been ordered to the Savannah.
Lieutenant Commander Charles Il. Clarke has been
detached from the Seminole and ordered to the Yer
mont Lieutenant-C Commander T.. NJ Stedman has
been detached from the Galena and ordered to the
Seminole. Assistant Surgeon +. X Hartzel has been
detached from the Naval Academy and ordered TO
the Savannah
Another Revenue Decision.
Acting Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Doug
lass decides that the propretors of the Pullman
sleeping cars II furnishing meals, liquors. wines, and
cigars travellers Others are liable for each car
on which such commodities are sold to special tax
as keepers of eatinghouses, under the provisions of
the act of June 80, 1864 and are also liable
as dealers in liquors. either wholesale or
act of July 90 1868 and further liable dealers in
tobacco, provided their annual sales of tobacco,
snutl, and cigars exceed $780, under the provisions
Of the last-named section and act.
appointment.
J. r. Redington, late Of the Internal Revenue
ONCE, has been appointed chief clerk OF the secret
service division of the Treasury Department
Fractional Currency.
There were no receipts of fractional currency at
ments to the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, $780, 600
Philadelphia, 100000; Chicago 100000; St Louis
$4,000; United States Depository Pittsburg $50, 600
National Banks, S234,496
Treasurer Spinner holds as security for national
bank circulation S342 1896 and for public deposits
S30 055,350. National bank notes issued during the
bills returned, s139Os0O3. Insolvent bank notes
deemed 81 tOs9s73. Actual circulation to this date
S299,s1O,1s5 Fractional currency redeemed during
the week.
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FRO.N M.AUCH CHUNK.
The British and Austrian Minister'S Entertained
by Prominent Pennsylvanians.

The British and Austrian Minister'S Entertained
by Prominent Pennsylvanians.
Special Despatch to The EUeIling Telegraph.
MAUCH CHUNK, May 15.-The British and Austrian
Ministers and their attaches dned here to-day Hon.
Simon Cameron Judge Packer, and other distin-
guished citizens of the State were present.
At 3 O'Clock the distinguished party, accompanied
by Mendes Cohen, Controller of the Lehgh Coal and
Navigation Company; Charles Brodhead, President
of the Lehigh and Lackawanna Railroad Company;
William /. Conyngham, of Wilkesbarre; David
Thomas, of Catasauqua, and other prominent repre-
sentatives of the wealth and progress of the Lehgh
valley, left in special train for Catasauqna and
Bethlehem, and after a pleasant trip, returned to
this place in the evening.
The party left this morning for the Wyoming and
Iackawanna valleys. The foreign Ministers are the
guests Of the Lehgh Valley and Lehigh and Lacka-
wanna Railroad Companies. They express them
selves highly pleased with their visit.
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MarIxets by TeIeeraDh.

NEW York, May 15-stocks steady. Gold, 1897; /;
Exchange 1O94. 520s, 1862, 120i(; do. 1854, 1859
do. 1865, Ill., new, 11sll; dos 1867, 11s1f; 1O4Os
10s; Virginia Gs, 6l2 Missouri 6s, S9 Canton Co..
6219 Cumberland preferred, 81; New York Central
1872; Reading, 96l5 Hudson River, 1879; Michigan
Central, l2l Michigan Southern, 106; Illinois Central
Toledo 1857 Chicago and Rock Island, 1855 Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, 1861.
NEW YORK, May 1h-Cotton steady. 500 bales sold
at 29A: Flour dull and declined Solo cents; sales
OF 1900 barrels State S565@6SO; Western, S565@s
southern, S6b0@l2. Wheat dun and declined cent
sales OF 1000 bushels; white Michigan, 81 'Ss. Corn
nrmer and advanced l@2 cents; stock scarce; sales
3I o., Zs,OOO bushels mixed Western, s2a9Oc. yellow
western, 93c oats quiet; sales Of 10 OgO bushels at
SOC Beef quiet. Pork quiet; new mess S8l, Lard
1rm; steam, lSc Whisky dull at 96c.
BALTIMORE May 15.-COtton steady at 0sc Flour
dull and irregular Wheat-receipts small and prices
nominal. Corn firm white, s8c. yellow unchanged
Oats dull. Rye dull. Mess Pork quiet at S91 60S
3l'76. Bacon firm rib sides, 16Ic; clear sides
l7Hc shoulders, l4}1c.; hams, 1962lc Lard dnll
at i9c, Whisky firm but eull at 99c -''" ""i
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The New York. Money S1arIset. l..


=, % the London money Market whicn se..
IN 80 ga sharply week has evidently abated very little
Soso eaPe M to-day brought lower prices FOR bonds and
are g and for that SO suggestive -
much lower than at the one ocloc hs egnt which
m e stree, until after business hours Hence
@meS e5ssed dssed as TO the Of market Which was
figure s was 'pssrHs yssevsd noCn however when the
ihsstIS,y sfIySRced e the Quotations 10Y ana
close q business in London and later private despStcSes
It's SE Strength ns "a ana P1 h9 g market
nTns and prominent operators are long Of bonds ma
enables weaker dealers to csp S OF
IN I'm % mas steadily repeated the example Of the toad
bn % Is very general confidence in the final success of
"God was more sensitive TO these foreign Influences
R 70 Ss before the actual closing of the Gold
necessity Of making payment in gold its equivalent for
tne hea excess of our imports exports Fxchange
has slowly crept up this account Hence as the
Ges 8 bonds in the home market leave no margin for
IN setting the balance of trade against us the holders
e nneF IN Inelr demands Gold went up. for
put because the necessity for shipping gold is more imm
ing interest in these days the extravagant amount Of
decline in bon4 b De i' ~ more seriously felt As TO the
5uI lts course Will hardly remain with downward ten
policy buying bonds have not reassured foreign Sve
& Sii Nv When the 1 fact G definitely stated that purchssss
bonds will not be reissuod, English and German e5pite
There rcc in Amer A@eoSn
DOth public and
man is often at loss to place reliance in onr
national or individual 50 ' PiO'''9i'A7
might be expected this advance has the
pears to put out new contracts, AMI the loan market
SHOWS some hardening in rates Up to Clearing House
time today from 6 to per cent was paid for corrny
with transaction at fiat In the afternoon loans
made at to per cent. for carrying ~
O3727 " ''' i"''iesV Oo-u"S were Sl'''
Foreign exchange irmer late in the day. and some
OF the good banks were asking Oa for sixty davs steT
ing prime bankers bills of the ruling sfendv ot
iO9g lhs importing merchants We're buying more freei,
strengthened the Market ~
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THERE is bogus strike among the Pennsylvania
coal-miners, deliberately gotten up by the mine
owners Tor The sake of an excuse to raise the price
OF coal. There is plenty of coal in market The
past winter was an open one making the consumption
OF coal less than usual and keeping open the sources
of fresh supply The usual quantity will be mined this
year. and, If anything, the market will be over
Therefore, do not be deceived by reports of the bo
gus strikes Do not be in haste to buy next winters
Suppnes-coal Will be both plenty and cheap The
pennsylvania miners, not satisfied with picking the
peoples pockets by means of 'protection" are trying
now to swndle them by bogus strkes.-M y World
this nlOTIsfn1 "
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FROM NEW" YORK.
ExpyosiOu nud Fire,

NEW YORK, May 15.-At an early hour this morn
ing explosion occurred in Buchanan Co. 8 cotton
seed oil manufactory in Jersey City, and immediate
iy afterwards the extensive building was wrapped
in flames. The buildings, machinery, etc, were
destroyed involving loss Of 100000. The property
was largely insured.
Daring and Successful Robbery.
CANANDAIGUA, N. Y, May 15.-A most daring and
successful robbery was committed upon the jewelry
establishment OF r. Hilles, about 5 o'clock this
morning, after the policeme had been withdrawn
from their beats The thieves first went to the resi-
dence of Thomas Stevenson, Mr.. Hills foreman, and
red his pockets OF the keys of the store and some
small change. After which they entered the store
and opened the safes show cases, and drawers and
abstracted therefrom diamonds, watches, ,sjewelry,
etc, to the amount OF about $4,000 The police and
detectives are on the alert though there is clue
to the robbers.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Railroad PrOiects-The City to BE TunncIIed-
Post Ohlce Appointments.

Special Despatch TO The Eueni,tg Telegraph.
BALTIMORE May 15-Bernard Carter, Chairman Of
the Committee on Ways and Means in the first
branch OF CITY Council, has presented report,
unanimously signed, authorizing the City Register
and Finance Commissioner to borrow one million
dollars to complete the Western Maryland Railroad,
by hypothecating the Citys stock in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. There is no doubt OF this propO-
stion finally passing, and the money being procured.
We have a grand parade on Monday
The bill authorizing the Baltimore and Potomac
Road to tunnel the city and connect with the North
ern Central, now only awaits the Mayors signature,
which is certain TO be given. This is alleged as a
triumph of Simon Cameron and the Pennsylvania
Road.
James F. Wagner, Edward Petherbrdge, and
James McPhail, ALI Baltimore Republicans, have
been appointed special agents in the post office
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FROM ALLEHTO WN.I

Fatal Accident on the Cntasauqua Railroad.
Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, May ia sad accident oc-
cured at Chapmans Station, on the Catasauqua and
Fogesville Railroad, yesterday afternoon, which re-
suited in the death Of William Chapman. 1t ap-
pears the unfortunate man. whe,engaged in coupling
some cars, was caught between them and crushed
in such a horrible manner that he died in a few
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CITY 1NTE1LEGENTCE.

TIN MORTALITY or rnE CITY;.The mum nnmpct 9 @ ol
ss 9S7 beinR an Increase OF s5 over the correspond
Inc neriod OF last year. OF these, ia were aduits
were foreign; Ia were unknown; 10 were peOpe. oI
eoioy; and 3 from the country. OF the number, 2
died Of congestion of the BRAIN ly OF u 1
fever. . 80 ,,,ou,s on,onO tho
differen mt wards:- 90,
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A WOMAN BEATEN.-Mrs. Pedrick resides at
Eighth and Passyunk road. Last evening John
Reilly entered the house and assaulted Mrs. Ped
drick. On young lady neighbor demonstrating he
after hearing before Alderman Bonsall he was sent
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SLIGHT FIRE.-At / o'clock this morning slight
fire occurred at Curran Garrigue's grocery store
at Eighteenth and IngersOll streets
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Nm PuelIoATIoMs.
MRS, soUTHwoRTH's NEW WORK.
THE CHANGED BRIDES.

THE CHANGED BRIDES BY Mrs. Emma D: e. y.
Ssd HANS M NEW BooK
Other New Ballads published this day by
t. b. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA.
And for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.
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THE CHANGED BRIDES will command very large
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Mrs Southworth is beyond all doubt, the first female
novelist of the day.
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H Hans BREI%ANN M NM M ~ AMP M o. OTTER HER
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The above two volumes contain everything that Hans
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THE CURSE OF GOLD. Third Edition Nolo RogdV.
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Above Books are for sale by all Booksellers
Copies of of the above books will be sent by mail
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TO RENT.
HATS AND OAPs.

NJ WARBURTON'S IMPROVED. VENTI-
and yhtting Dress Hats (patented) in all the
S0or W taP RoBt Once. ul9s6p
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Wards.

DEATH OF WILLIAM TAYLoR-At meeting OF Ihe
,,nnn,nrriai Exchange Association held this morn
w thc following preamble and resolutions, offered
hy Mr. s. N. Winsow, were unanimously adopted:-
tVbycas Our Almighty Father, the Glyer of all good
" aoar ~ in His providence to remove from our midst
,S naS gIete member William Taylor, therefore
soJrj THAT while recognize in this sad bereaVe
t tbe hand of Him who doeth all things wisely, ana
nth ali reverence submit to His decree cannot refrain
@ sno expression of for the loss of who has
been so long actively engaged in the business enter
prises of our city. ,..-- = g.. ..,,,,,o.s H., ~,
onted to condole in behalf of this body with ms acted
Pyniiv and that we will attend his funeral in body .
The following committee was appointed; - Jonh n
Mtchener William Brce, b. b. Craycrott, John d. Bower
nuka Murphy
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Patrick Mallady yesterday
went into a tavern at Amber and York streets where
a gentleman dropped pocket-book containing $4OO
Patrick picked p the article and started of with it,
After abstracting the money he threw the book down
a cesspool. Alderman Helms held him in $1,000 bail
for trial.
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MAD Dog SHoT.-A mad dog was shot yesterday
on the main street in Bridesburg, by policeman.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven d Bro No. 40 s. Third street
CLOTHlNO.
Why do the Gentlemen go for
Clothes to
ROCKHILL & WILSONa
CLOTHINO.

BECAUSE Gentlemen know that they can get the
best of everything there at the most
reasonable prices.
BECAUSE it is a pleasure to go where you know
that every garment is well made, and
so durably put together that the seams
will last as long as the fabric does.
BECAUSE Rockhill & Wilson use none but the best
materials, and such as gentlemen enjoy
wearing.
BECAUSE Rockhill & Wilson employ none bat the
best cutters, trimmers, sewers, and
fnishers.
BECAUSE Rockhnl & Wilson have so long enjoyed
the patronage of the best men in Phila-
delphia, that they can tell, at a glance,
exactly what each man wants.
BECAUSE you can get dollars worth for your
dollar at Rockhill q Wilson's better than
at any other place in town.
Now is your time, gentlemen.
Embrace the present opportunity
To supply yourselves
Economically
With some of the best
SPRING CLOTHING
Ever offered to the public.
Great Brown Hall,
NOS. 6O3 AND COS CHESTNUT STREET,
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Daring and Successful Robbery.
FROM EUROPE.

Address Of the Emperor Francis Joseph.
By Atlantic Gable.
VIENNA, May 15-The Emperor Francis Joseph, in
made long and pleasant speech. He recalled the
situation OF Austria in 1866 compared that with the
present condition of things and traced the course Of
legislation Of the Reichsrath since that time. He
rejoiced at the friendly arrangements made with
Hungary, and the finances and condition of the
army. He felt that peace was indispensable to ma
tonal prosperity and the present relations of Austria
with the other powers Of the world assured him OF
its continuance. He reviewed the late reforms
enacted by the Rechsrath and hoped they would
become the basis Of harmonious and pacific relations
between the Church and State. In concluding he
thanked all the members for their past eXerti0ns,
constitution. He was interrupted by long and loud
cheering.
Departure Of a Consul.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Colonel j. Holmes Grover,
United States Consul at Ancona Italy, sailed to-day,
in the steamship City of London.
Stock Quotations by Telegraph-3 p. Nj.
Glendinning Davis Co. report through their New
York house the following:-
N. Y. Central r ISIS West Union TEL. 80. AZ
N. Y and Erie r.. 3OH Cleve. and Toledo R.105%
Pm. and Rea. r.. 95X Toledo and Wabash. 1914
Mich. s. and N. l. II. 1861 Mil. and St. Paul II. C. 76
Gle and Pitt. r.. SO Mil. and ST. Paul r p. sly
Chi and n. W. CON-. 81 Adams Express. 81
Chi and w. w. pref. 103 Wells, Fargo. 33%
Chi. and r. J. r.. 127H United States. 66H
Pitts F. w. & Chi. R-1b5 tennessee 6S..... 6519
Pacific Mall steam. 9o58 COlu. .l599
Market steady.
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RoBBERIEs-Some time during Friday night rob-
hers broke into the residence of John Vcker on Penn
street and stole black coat, pair of pants, vest,
and an English lever watch and chair, to which was
attached Masonic mark.
The house Of Cherrie Borse, on lclper street, was
entered on Friday night and robbed Of pair of pam
falcons and a bunch OF keYS.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCES, WALNUT, CHESTNUT, SPRUCE,
ARCH, AND OTHER STREETS, CITY AND COUNTY RESI-
DENCEs, FARMS, LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS, BUSI-
MESS LOCATIONS, STORES ETC.-Thomas a. Sons
forthcoming sales will comprise Il number of very
elegant residences, lots, etc. See Thomas Il Sons
advertisements on pages and I. Catalogues issued
te-day.
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8auf' ~. @e@ieh'
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Bel uxs s~tpuntvte Gctber aet.nu ~ies.rseit pbne srrbe.
All lansers, tehfmmte Set uns ansertraute' gelee 'ser-
S''' "' ''~' @aiuiae Bros i, Dunba,r.
@e9l lei i. va. . !,
,f aae Sauptp1dse Guropa's nnb ben Ser. @taettn tn
E~!ss:tSsn @nnmsn nne er;ndststsn Courier: gHn en.
en- Santen pbtr Benauters au 9eteute g0eAiel tbnnea
eteriett In @ela bet uns nm etett iptrbet. ,er
WiQtuS Bro's u. Dunbar. -
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5.2oer unb ansere Der. @taaten sOxes taafen uns
Nstaufen pts gum s%anatensn Mssttsrttfs.
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@plo unD Silber. }.-
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g5ert9e tn Faptcrselb UNI gelest perben bet .,. .
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laci.sn Guropa's uns ben yer. Staatea' wtro prompt
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bur6 BE e~taselnen Yutdmter br pben an8eeebener
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tablt werben. Bet Gtnl eubung son 4elber1t an uns 4
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funeS. gerfebr.
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WDr=&C 1mp T1eD1ne-
EaNas.,pret1e sa1lbar n @o1t. ...
8remett tnb 6an,burs na9 Nep gort unb
Baltimore: # =; . -. n'
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So Sabren $50, Sdu8ltn9e 81.
Son Mem yurf na9 8remen unb 9au,burg !:
.3v.tte gathte: Grwadfeae '$72,' Sinoer spn
vi 10 Sapren S. S%ausltase fret :. =
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mo,r,ur ~ - ~r"-ql,at fn1r:"o'
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.
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gSn @ssbeature, sdwesen,> "Ay. ~ 49," % 75ySo
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