davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-12-21

employers would ever have anv ~ 70
pay if the stores were thvoNM aRs&1 - the
perhaps rash and thOughtlsae e[n Of
their wives and children, hsAds ~ fslt
bound to decline the comppsmiss.
The employers " yielded" 20 - de-
mand two days afterwards more Rrscsly
speaking, they simply rsstsrsd hts or
privileges which they had unius eesan-
cd or forcibly taken.
About . week subseqdAntly, MElynn,
Trustwood, and Wood were d txHsd,
upon trivial, trumped-up pFstsx1A
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance OF the order of the Distic1
INIT of the Second Judicial District OF tEa
State of Nevada, in and for Ormsoy COUNTY
made and entered on the twentyfirst day OF sep
TENDER, lS7a III the matter Of the estate ana
Guardianship of Frank A. Garrett minor inc
ersieued guardian of said minor. Will Sell ~
,ri,-a1, sale in three several pare Is, Us herein
aft described. for cash. ana subject 10 cohnlin-
alton by said District Count. on TUESDAY the
fifteenth day If October. 49,, at WE'VE . SioCA
meridian at the front door OF the Iouft heusc
at said Court in Carson City, Nevada, all the
right title, interest and estate o1 sA!d faiiA ~
Garrett minor. OF, i'll and to those certain pleSes
OF land in said OrInsby County ola'e u t'e'ao"'
described as follows. to vii:
All the right title interest and estate OF said
Frank A. Garrett. minor tsalne beng IA uhu4-
vided one-thirdl i'll and TO that certain piece ..
land in the town Of Carson City, called ana
known as and being block wenty-ol4e CIV tf Fhli-
lipS' addition to said town
Also: All the right title, interest ana estate OF
said Frank 4. Garrett, minor (sanle being about
one undivided one twelfth tl-l-l ne Tie same
more or less) in and to the east halt and north
west quarter Of the sUuthN st quarter OF section
seven a, IN township fifteen sie} nGtth q rhhse
twtnty-une t-lj east, Monte Dlab-o base ana me-
rid;an. according TO the United States fublc
Land SURVEYS & ntairiug one hundred and TWEEN
" acres OF land.
Also: All the state right tile and interes. Of
said Frank \. Garrett, minor, tsaihe ogihg an
undivided ont-thIrLl Of in and TO the following
described land and real estate Saving. exec piIns
and rtservirg thertfrum that certain piece OF
land in said Carson cry. CaliS q AMI hIu"h as
and b, na block three 81 Of Phillips addition to
sid town the same being 10 feet north and
south by Isl feet east ami west, TO WIT: com
nl.Eciug 1t Z point on thu west line of zine
STREET IL said town. opposite the centre Oh spear
street running thence east along the centre oi
said Sf,ear street 80 feet: th.Ete south -u3 feet
! thence east along the north line o. Ieit graph
! street. 2iT feet: thence south 236 feet, 10 the
| N nth lire Of Proctor street; thence tsst Slt NJ
the north line of Proctor street, pa feet, to the
centre Of Phillips street. thence south along the
centre q said rs street 81 feet TO the cen
tr- OF King street: thence west along the centre
OF said KIM street. 80 feet: and thence north
along the west line Of Pine street TO ting pace OF
! BEGINNING Embracing part ot what Is known
! as Phillips Addition to said town
Terms and Conditions OF sale:
/ CASH-T,n per cent Of the purchase money
te be paid To the undersigned on the DAY CT saie,
| balance ON confirmation Of sale by said DlslrAe
| Court Deed al expense Of purchaser.
| ALFRED HELM
Guardian Of Estate OF FRANK 1. GARRETT. Minor.
Carsou Nevada. Sept. %. ls12. Sid
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
OURSELVES.
The new DAILY APPEAL!

Published in the interests of the Repubhcan
perry a medium Of local news: an advocate OF
,yh.f PROMISES best TO the community by whom
If is surrounded medium tor the frank eis-
,,ssion of all the issues of the times: and We
hicI, il which the business men OF the state anu
city may make known their propositions ana
purposes. .. ...
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
To the Afflicted


DR.. W. K. DohERII returns his SINCERE
thanks his numerous patients Tor their patrol
age and would take this opportunity 10 reinina
them that he continues to consult 81 his Inst
,aIe for the cure OF chronic diseases OF the Lungs,
Liver Kidneys. Digestive and GenitC-l rlEarv
Organs and all private diseases. VIZ. s!plills IN
al It's forms and stages, Seminal "eaAhess ana
all the hurrid cunsequences Of self-ahuse Gon---
hfsa elect, Structures, Nocturnal ana DinTEaA
Emissions Sexual Debility. Diseases u the baca
and IONS, Inflammation Of the Bladder and MD
news ttc and he hopes that ms long experience
and successful practice VIII continue 10 inAl.Te
him . Sis ere OF public Patronage. BY the prac
1lce OF many years IN Europe and the trifet
states ls Is enabled 70 apply the most eiiiclent
and successful remedies against diseases OF al
kinds He cures without mercury, charges MoS
crate treats his patients in corrrct ai4d honu
bic way snl has references Of inquest nabic
veracity from men Of known responsibility and
tgh standing IN society. All parties consulting
him by letter or otherwise VIII receive tie best
and genties: treatment and implicit secrecy
To Females.
When female is in trouble or afflicted With
disease or weakness OF the back and .lnlbs, pam
in the head Grnness " sight. loss Of muse 54isr
power palpitaticn OF the heart. rrltaUi!lty, Lt1-
| yousltsS eXtrpIlc urinary GlhICult!es, Gsralet-
ment of digestive functions. general debtllfs.
! yaginitis all diseases Of the womb hyafeTl&,
s;erility. and all other diseases peculiar 10 IL
males she should go or write II once 70 the cele
/ brated female doctor. ". u. DUHLhIi. a. AS
/ Medical institute ard consult him about A.r
troubles and diseases. he Doctor IS eticc ting
more cures than any other physician N the St4s
of California. Let no false dehcacr prevent you
| but apply Immediately AID save yourself from
painful s,.ferILs and premature death. All lfar
| ned ladies' whose delicate health or other cir
CuInstsnaes prevent AZ increase Il! tAer families
should write call at DR. ". X. DodEI.II >
Medical Institute, and they wiii receive every
| pessible relief and help. The Doctors Offices
| are so arranged hat he can be consulted w-thou
| fear Of observation.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
PRIVATE MECiCA. AID.
QUICK CURES AND MopsRATs CHARGES!
DR.. W, K. DOHEETY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

No. SO Sacramento street. Corner
of IeidesdorE St. 1: few doors
below the " hat theer Rouse,
san Francisco, California.
Private entrance on Leidesdorti street.
Established Expressly to Afford The Afflicted
Sound and Scientific Medical Aid IN the
Treatment and cure u all Private ana
Chronic Diseases, Cases Of secrecy,
as-and all Sexual Disorders Va
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
To Corresuondenrs.

Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant. who may desire the opinion and
advice OF DE-. DOHERTY i'll th.lr respective
cases. and who think prupcrto submit in writing
g state,ntn: of such. in Preference to holding =
personal interview, are respectfully rssured tha.
their communications Will be held most sacred
and confidential. Ii the case be fully and can
ditily described personal communication VIII BIZ
unnecessary as instructions for diet, regimen
and the general treatne mt of the case itself tin
Guiding the reniediesl, viii be forWared without
delay, and in such manner as 10 convey no iGeA
Of the purport Of the letter or parcel so traEs-
mitted.
rIConsultation-By letter Or otherwise, Free.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

DR. DOHERTY has just published an import
an, pa,aphlet, embodying his own views and
- $500 il, relation To iunnt,pce or N,riIi,,
being Short Treat es on SperlnatoTrhGa or SEX
iral Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent Cn this affection. ard other diseases
Of the Sexual Organs. This little work contains
information of the utmost value TO all, whetLs-
married or single, and will be sent FREE by
mail on receipt Of six cents in postage stamps
fer retul lOa age. ~ .
Address, ". Z. DOHERTY, NJ. D..
sl9-tf San Francisco, Cal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
G. EO r G. E T o w N.

INcESpiARIsN.-Mr. II. G. Litchaeld states
that the fire in his store, No. % West street,
yesterday morning, was not caused by sponta-
neous combustion, but that eombus'fh!es had
been placed under the Notwithstanding from
outside and fire set TO them: that the flames
were extinguished by his Eeighbors before the
arrival of the engines, and tina; his s'store was
all burnt out"
TIE ARLINGTON TURNPIKK--At a meeting
OF the directors of the Arlington turnpike CON-
pany, on the 21>t instant, the following rates OF
toll were fixed by the board: For one-horse We
hicles, I'VE cents each way; for two-horse We
hiehles, ten centsea way. A resolution was
unanimously adopted 10 admit all vehicles free
OF toll on Decoration Day" at Arlington ceme-
terry.
WATER PIPES FOR CUNBERLAND-The
schooner II. NJ. Wright, from Millville, New
Jersey, arrived this morning, with !, 100 piece,
OF cast iron water pipe, consigned to q. +. Hyde
for the Cumberland city water works.
SALE OF CORN, 900 bushels Of white corr
were sold last ev, ming, at 81 cents per bushel.
SHIPMENT OF fLoUR--The Lady of the Lake
took dewR this afternoon 225 barrels of -four
consigned to Norfolk and Boston.
1000 herring were sold at the fish wharf thi!
morning, at SIS per thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
A l. + X A n d r | A .

M. q. A.-Ata meeting of the Young NJ Is
Christian Association last evening delegates
were elected to attend the international conven-
ton at Lowell, and the following officers of the
association were elected: President, f. A. Reed;
LIST Vice President, A. j. Fleming. I'd Presbyte-
RAN Church; I'd do, +. s. Tolson, Baptist
Chureh; Sd DO, A. Henning, Christ Church, ith
TO-, r. Reed, LIST Presbyterian Church; 9Th do,
James Hawkins, Methodist Episcopal Church
south; General Secretary, James Entwisle, jr;
CORRESPONDING Secretary, Ernest j. Simpson;
recording Secretary. John L. Cook; Treasurer,
r. y. Dempsey; Executive COMMITTEES. III. W
Beadie, X. X. MeCaine, l.. f. Wilmer, G.
Whltuesey, Morgan Driscoll, F. f.. Corbett, l..
&. O'Neal.
FIRE--The alarm of fire about noon TODAY
was caused by the burning of a warehouse be-
longing to Mr.. b. Ii. Lambert, ana adjoinily
the one IN which that gentleman had his count
ing room, on the Strand. between Duke and
Prince streets. The roof was entirely consum-
ed. The warehouse belonging to the estate of
X. G. Violet, adjoining the burning building on
the west, and that belonging to L. II. Miller,
adjoining ii on the north, wore injured, but not
seriously. Mr.. Lambert had about nine thou
sand bushels of grain stored in Miller's ware
house, which was slightly damaged by water.
ana Suite x Stuart had thirty-five hundred
p3sheis OF grain stored in Vioett's warehouse,
which was also damaged; but both lots were
insured.
LAND SALEzAmong the property sold at
FAIRFAX Court House on Monday last was the
hne estate of the late Commodore JONES' on the
Leesburg turnpike, six miles from Georgetown,
called Sharon, containing 242 acres 1t brought
SO per acre, and was purchased by Mr. John
ShiPman, who lives near Townsville.
TRIAL FOR MuRDRR.-In the Circuit Court
to- day the case of the Commonwealth agt VIM.
jackson, charged with numbering his Wife in
Alexandra county, came up. The defence
moved continuance on the ground of the alb
sence Of material witness, which motion was
sustained, and the case continued TO the No.
vember term Of the court.
LAND BUYERs.-Messrs. Green & Wise. real
estate agents, yesterday sent five land BUYERS
from Canada, two from Michigan, and one from
OHIO up the line of the o. A. * NJ r. r., in
charge of their travelling agent.
STRUCK BY LIGHTSING.-The gable end of
the foundry building, corner of Wilkes and Pitt
streets, was struck by lightning this evening and
FlsH.-But two fishing shores are now send
ing hsh TO FlshtOwn.-Gazette. last sreninn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
The Charges Against Rev. DIR. Husto,

HIS CHURCH TRIAL FOR LICRSTroUs CON-
DUCT-vIRGfNIA HOPKINS ON THE STAND
A dispatch 30 the New York Herald from Bal
tlmore on the 2lst inst has some particulars OF
the trial by an ecclesiastical court OF Lorenzo
Dow Huston, late pastor of Trinity VI. T.. Church
south, in the latter city, which commenced on
that day, the accused minister being charged
with number of heinous and revolving
breaches OF the moral code. The Herald dis
patch says OF one OF the witnesses "Virginia
Hopkins is white servant girl, who was en-
ployed by Huston as a domestic, and who some
nine months ago, preferred charges against the
accused OF having seduced her from the paths
OF recutude. In appearance she is decidedly
plain, and her features are marred by the
traces of small pOX. She has fine figure and
graceful carriage, but in conversation exhibits
lack Of education and culture. She was placed
upon the stand at three O'Clock. She told a
very simple and unvarnished story, and gave
evidence repeatedly of deep humiliation and
distress at being placed in SO trying a position
NO OTHER YOUNG MAN IMPLICATED
she was submitted to cross examination of
three hours duration by the learned counsel for
the defence, in the course OF which the question
was asked whether she had not been seen with
young man at late hour OF the night on the
street with her hand resting on his shoulder.
The witness replied that on one occasion she
had returned from Holly Grove, a watering.
place near the city, in company with her sister
and young gentleman, and was in the act of
bidding him good night in front of her house,
when the Rev. DIR. Huston passed by and sh 3
supposed this was the occasion referred to, a.
Dr. huston was always jealous of her when She
was the recipient of attentions from other men,
She declared positively that the 49,
REVEREND GENTLEMAN had sEpUCYD Hyp
and that she had never permitted any intimacy
from other men. She said that she was very
much confused by the repeated interruptions
and rapid questions propounded to her, and was
unable 10 disclose what she could have done
under more favorable circumstances
No star chamber" iHqasiton has ever been
conducted with more profound secrecy than has
thus far characterized the deliberations OF this
religious court. AS was said above. all persons
are rigidly excluded from the parsonage, where
siding officer politely but positively declined to
n give even the names of It's me mbers. Dr. Hus
ton and bis attorney are equally reticent, and
tnese facts are obtained from a different but
thoroughly reliable source. The Community is
excited over the investigation, and the feeling
is heightened by the extraordinary precautions
OF the members of the court against the unfold
ing of infOrmafi0N.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMENT Office CHEF Sicnal Orcs. }
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May %, 1872, 10 a. IN.
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
The area Of lowest barometer has moved north
esstwardly from Illinois and Indiana to northern
New York. Cloudy weather and rain IL now
prevailing over New York and New England.
over the lower Missouri valley and over the
western gulf states, with light TO fresh winds.
Clear and partly cloudy weather from the upper
lakes to the eastern gulf and south and middle
Atlantic coasts. Cloudy weather at San Fran
cisco. The barometer Is highest from Florida
TO western Kentucky.
PRoBABILITIEs-The lowest barometer over
northern New York continue moving northeast
wardly, followed by rising barometer, clear and
clearing weather and westerly winds over the
middle states during the day, and over New
England this afternoon and tonight. Clear and
pleasant weather prevail over the south Atlantic
states. Partly cloudy weather, southerIy winds
and possibly occasional areas of rain from the
western gulf northeastward to the lower Ohio
valley. From the latter northward and west
ward southerly TO easterly wind and increased
cloudiness. An area of rain advance nortAe lst-
ward over the lower Missouri valley toward the
upper lake region. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
The New Methodist Bishops.

AS stated by telegraph, the Methodist general
conference az Brooklyn, New York, has elected
eight bishops to be added to the ecclesiastical
dignitaries, as follows: DR.. VIM. l.. Harris, OF
Ohio; DIR. Randolph >. Foster, of New York; DR..
Thomas Foreman, OF Indiana; DIR. I. W. Wiley.
of Newark, New Jersey; DIR. s. NJ. Merrill, OF
Ohio; Rev. Jesse I. Peck, of New York; Rev.
Gilbert Haven, OF Boston; and Rev. Edward G
Andrews, of New York.
DR.. Wm. L, Harris Is a native of Ohio, is IS
years OF age, was professor in the Ohio Wesleyan
University; In 1860 he was elected associate mis-
Dr.. Randolph Foster ss GS Was born in KENTUCKY
and Is 81 years Of age He Is the president Of the
Drew Theological Seminary at Madison, New
York. He is the anthor Of several works.
Dr. 3: M. Merrill was born in Ohio, and is Al
Christian Advocate, Of Cincinnati, Ons Of the
leading Official organs Of the denominAtion; a
man whose fortunate fame, It L. said, came sud-
denly upon him in the preceding conference, as
the right OF laymen to voice and vote in the
DR.. Isaac W. Wiley. editor OF ras Ladies Re-
pository, goes from the same profession to the
same honorable promotion. he is 80 ye ars Of
Rev. DIR. Thomas Boremsu was born I'm Ber-
wick, Pa; is 81 PEARS old; rs graduate or Dick
inson college; entered the Baltimore conference
u s Tss R1sSs q sSs sS
the Asbury University, Greencastle, lad.
Rev. DR.. Jesse T. Peck is q native OF New
York, was four years principal Of the Gouver-
n n,a.,s semnaay Nsx 9Ssk and was
at one time member Of the Baltimore Confer
enet, and h nov PRESIDENT Of the syracuse Uni
Rev. GILBERT Haven l. a native Of New Eng
land, and IL the editor OF zion's HsraId, Boston
DIR. Edward @. Andrews is q native OF New
mary, New York. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23

airlNoEE, May = -Nirginia es. old, a.: West
Virginia ., IL NlrsiBias CONSOLIDATED 5A, bid To-
dsE. VI VIZ
PALIlMoRR. May S-Cotton quiet and strong
SazSs the latter for strict Low nliddlings -Four
red les Is; red western S2ss2 90 red southern
S2as2 - Tor good TO prime. " hite southern corn
mixed western, stock scarce aud wanted. oats
hrmer, western s6aeo southern tQas2. Rive auief
aud unchanged. Provisions quiet: mess PORK STA
Brhmests-shonlder.s a'es are inside AZ s. rib sides
81 sales lie ht, clear RIB SIDES J. Bacon unchances
with fair jobbing demand. Sugar cured hams
steady, lSsl31a. Lard ga. Western butter active:
sales LIS bills. al 90
NEw YORK, May 3 Stocks firmer. Gold a-rn
and quiet, II Money easy Exchange. Iona o.,
short les. Iyernments strong aud quiet Virgil a
- IS: new. s.. North Carolina :, 80; new. -.
NEW YORK, May 2B.-Flcur duh aud droopi ~
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet IA
seaiy.
LoNDoS, May e. SOP m-Bcads drmer; lSS2's.
q 1855. old, 81 q J S7 :. 93is
PARIS. May g -Rentes. So francs
FRA~KFCRr. MAY s3-Bonds opened At o. A96i b
for the iesne Of lsfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge MacArthur-Fowler
q Iarwood agt. Skillings; verdict Tor defend
ant. Kean agt Bucksler; verdict for plaintiff;
damages one cent. TayIoe etdl. agt Magruder
order to take testimony. Harmon agt. McCon-
nell Ell al; on trial.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneU.-The information
filed in the Police Court on the both instant
against A. +. l.. Reese, for doing business as an
insurance agent without license. came up be-
fore Judge Smell yesterday in the Police Court,
after our report closed. Defendant brought
Mr.. John +. Cook, register, to prove that he
tdefendant) had applied for license, but had
been refused the same on the ground that he
had failed to pay one per cent. of the gross re-
ceipts of business done the past year. according
to the corporation ordinance. Judge Smell de-
hyered lengthy opinion, in which he took the
grodnd that the laws passed by the District
Legislature, imposing licenses on trades and
professions, repeats all former ordinances of the
corporations, and therefore the District re gster
could not be sustained in Withholding a license
under the circumstances recited, and that Mr..
Reese could not be held for a penalty for doing
business, the license being refused. He dis,
missed the case.
Sefig K. Werth, the cranky Russian who had
been arrested by Officer Fox at the white house,
for perslsting in obtruding on the President
and taken TO police headquarters, was arraigned
on a charge of vagrancy, SGd IN default of Sc
curity was committed Is the workhouse.
TO-DAY.
GlenTood Magruder, indecent exposure, was
fined 50. James Farnson, profane and indie
cent language and assault on his wife, was
fined $40. John ". Bowen wss fined SIS for a
two free use of his tongue in loud and bolster
Gus talking and profanity. Thomas Mcdonald,
assault on Anna Mcdonald, his wife. Anna did
not appear, and an attachment was issued to
compel her attendance. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN III. SHOOT.

I19 Brtdgs street, GtOT setOIoR, ID. C.,
Has receiy cd frem New York, and is now Offering
at the !otctM cash prices, complete assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. consisting Of a
best styles.
MOURNING GOODS of all the best and most re-
liable axes, Mohairs, Black silks, and Grenadines.
WHITE GOODS in every variety; best Xii
Gloves, Parasols and Umbrellas; Llama Lace
shswls and Jackets: Ladies and Gents Underwear
and Hosiery Table Linens, Sheetings and Shirtings
Of the best grades.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Msttings. OIL
Cloths and Carpets Alwaysa full assortment OF
Gent 3 and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden Percals, with
full line OF Domestic Goods, to which the atten-
tion OF customers is invited.
ar26-lm J. ii. sMOOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
NOW OPEN
THE NEW CASH DRY GOODS STOHI
los Bridgs Street, Georgeown, DC

II c. CRAIG
For nearly fourteen years connec ted with tho well
- known Dry Goods House of Jno. II SMOOTH
BIAS Just received his new stock of sPRING AND
SU MER DRY GOODS, embracing a choice lire OF
Ladies Dress Fabrics, japanese Silks, Sultanas,
and PCngees In the est sly les shades and tnts
FCulard and CIouded Mohairs; Gray Mixtures. for
suits; Mourning Goods; an immense bargain in Blk
Grenadine Hermann: House furnishing Goods; La
dies and Gentlemens Unaerwear; q large assert
ment OF Parasols and Sun Umbrellas; White Goods
ia great variety; Notions and H5siery, &c, sc.
MANY OF the above goods are from New York auction
sales, and are very much reduced in price. All
bought within the last ten days, for cash, conse-
quently customers will have the advantage of the re-
cent great decline.
Entertaining psrdonable ambition TO secure a
fair share of public patronage, have marked my
Goods down at the very lowest price, and solicit an
inspection, which viii incur no obligation to pur-
chase. One price. Imay2ldtfI III g. CRAiG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
FINANCIAL AND CoNMk.CuAL..

The New York money market was easy again
yesterday, the ruling rate beiag per cent
There are no indications as yet Of currency
going west, and IL now looks as II that move
nent would he later this year than usual, the
opening OF nav igstion and the season having
teen later than last year. Govern ment bonds
were strong, and the stock market WAS rather
dull, with prices at a downward tendency. owing
20 sales by the clques who started the market
~ q Monday