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CINCINNATI, o., April pa farmer residing
IN GefmantoNn, near Day ton, Ohio. named
Henry, his son John, and daughter Catherine
were poisoned at supper on "Wednesday night.
1t Is supposed arsenic was put in the coffee.
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DR.. JACOB ID. THOMAS, OF Frederick, Md,
convicted in March last of granddaughter in
killing John Lloyd Belt jr., by shooting him, al
AdamstOwn, has been sentenced to two wears
imprisonment i'm the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

The EPIzOoTIC Is Spreading at San Francisco.
and half dozen cases have terminated fafaIlv
Cinnamon are employed to carry and haul bur.
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New YORK ENFORCING THE CONGRESSIONAL
SHIPPING LAw.-The grand jury of New York
las found indictments against III keepers OF
sailors boarding houses, charged with viola
TONS of the act of Congress known as the new
shipping act, passed in 1872, for the protection
of sailors. Fifty-two of the indicted parties
were arrested last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

PRIZE FIGHT between Tirrney ami sloane
took place Yesterday on Long Island Twenty
rounds were fought in an hour and two min
utes; IleTney coming out winner. Sloane hal
ms teeth knocked out, aud was badly bruised
Tlerney had his nose broken and ewes clnsed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

TIRED OF THIERs-A New York wa,yf
special rom london says the gravest apprehen-
SONS are felt In the highest circles in Paris 81
an immediate civil war. The Monarcbisfs : "
determined to Gust Theirs at any cost. nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

AN Ex-CoNGREssMAN APPOINTED JUpeE-
Governor PerhaEl. of Maine, has appointed ex-
Representative John A. Peters judge of the
supreme court of that state, in place of lind oe
Kent, whose term has expired
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uueolu,. Neuumen, q Rad In

Prom the account Of \ recent visitor n sp-
pears that the Lincoln monument NJ =. ring
held II in q mos. deplOrsble condition The
monument, In its design, IL well known "a an
outrage upon good taste, and IL new Ir0yes %
have been 80 timsi'y constructed that y does
ter from the raVages of the weather. Visitors
60 the tomb are supplied ard shocked 20 see
that the coffin " driPPiRg With molSi-are aud
cove red with patches OF wet plaster, instead 81
Mrcaths Of immortelles." TIE monument in
al parts IL said 10 BE- out OF repair, anl II IL
condition Is half as bad AZ Represented in MS
report, IL is diSgracc % those having n in
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

MARRIED WOMEN who hold property in Illi-
nois In their own right may be sued hereafter. In
accordance with a bill which has passed both
houses Of the legislature, like single women
upon contracts they make in regard to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

The OFFICIAL VOTE OF CONNECTICUT is as
fOllows:-The total vote for governor was 81. ssI
lngersoll, democrat, received 45,059; Haven
republican, 1925; and Smith, Temperance
2,5i1 votes, with some scattering. IngersOIl's
majority over all, 3 ,231 and his plurality over
Haven. 5,Sl4. The democratic state ticket j.
elected by an average majority of about 200.
leaving OFF the treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

SENTENCED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-Four year
ago Honda Jugoi. the minister OF Dan, ,
husElu, was murdered nv five men. Two of
them were punished lev death, out the Other .
NrIe only imprisoned for time, because il was
not they who projected the scheme After two
years, however, twelve men of the subjects Of
Honda bound themselves together by a ypw -
revenge their master and Kill the three men,
As soon a. tie murder fulfilled they an
pealed 10 the govern at and asked for A t,Tot,sr
punishment In the eleventh month OF iast
year they were sentenced 10 commit suicide
japan Herald. NdrcL l5;k.
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AN INCIDENT OF THE RICHNoND SyvfrrU
TER.-wm. ID. Guild. who met his death
at Richmond station. on SATURDAY Iast vrbllsf
standing bravely At his post OF duty a. engineer
was resident OF that part Of Providence known
as Elmwood, his house being close - the rail-
road crossing. When ever he passed this srot
whether in daylight ar darkness, he used 10
sound short, peculiar signal on the locomotive
whistle as greeting to his wife aud a not lfca-
ton that he Was there and "all right Year in
ana year out this signal nev yer failef. The regu-
lar nassenge came TO know IL, and on hearing
~ would saw There's Guilds signal TO his
wife" Saturday morning she missed ID for the
first time and will never hear il again
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNuM
JUAN BOYLE &CO.,

tCAN BO1LE FRANK BARNUM
ZEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',
No. 6O0 18th street, opposite L. s. Treasury.
FOR sALE-A handsome HOUSE on street, No.
HoGsE No ioio Masssc ahh s8Tn SaeI 1
3 @ Ses' Gr whit
Row; price. 81 Go. Several small Houses, from
2eS S' me Fsks ssh STessd .nS We 6y
proved, on different railroads running from the
properly. $4,000 feet Of GROUND IN va various f'rs
portions Of the city t'r sale at low figures ON easy
property. ap25-tr
NJ REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
'io Hh street. lover German American Savings
E ESs TgiYfSG Ti&Es and 'i SEaoTiafiSa
Rsfs1,sy permission, iO,Geperal Benz; AlvOrd,
HeT 4Gn shf bGGsiss tFs
T Tn,s lntfr1sl b VIM Moses furni-
can Savings Bank; Col. John NJ. Fessenden; Hon
John Hitz, Consul General Of Switzerland. AIS Ban
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
- FITCH And FOX.
We give special attention the care OF Properties
belonging To non resident Owners,-paying taxes,
attending to repairs, securing tenants, collecting
FITCH FOX, 1 500 Penna. avenue,
Freedman Bank Building,
g 80" opp I. o. treasury.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT
No. COS FIFTEENTH STREET
Opposite TREASURY.
None but the safest insurance companies repre-
PROMPT settlement of losses and fair dealing guar.
anteed. sp5 I'm
A USTIN r BROWN,
"A Corner N. " avenue sfreet
Washington, ID. o.,
LUMBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &C., &C., q.
bE sFoNk y, cut e order on shO5 poss
Paving SsaSrsd is any aa ii Ss es
vested. To this branch a the business viii here
sNsr give my personal attention, and will be 81 my
once daily from 10 .. M until m. msrl-n
ONE OF THE GREAT SECRETS OF sue
CESS in life is to be we'll dressed then WHY hest
the c0lRsrs iSif P Psnns sr 70,
u HARNESS: HARNESS: 81
We haze on hand large stock of all kind. Of Sin.
gle aud Doosle Gilt, Covered,
RUBBER, NICKEL,
sLyER-MoUkTTRRp HARNESS.
Of our own make. which We are desern1ned to sell
Sol, agents for HiIs celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
Of which we have . large stock at Concord prices
The Concord Harness and Collars have q lLation
ali over the country for durability and strength,
TRUNKS and SATCHELS in great variety.
CEDAR TRUNKS, for protection against moths.
Call aud ex anime stock.
LCTZ 4 BRO,
aim 49T Penn. ave-, next to National Hotel.
TIL GENUINE RENOWNED BELGIAN
BLACK CLOTH SUIT, equal 60 any custom
work. Tor 80 the style OF each double bre al I'd aud
sanare frent, at sTRAUs', foli Penna. ave-, bear
ilih. AZ
EXAMINE THE
GOLD SPECTACLE,
ONLY So, y.
D. HEMPLER, Optician,
hSeu IA street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

TIE Brutal WIFE MURDER AT EDcF-
WORTH, MAsS.-A most brutal mar.er was
committed I'm the town Of Eageworth. near
Boston, "Wednesday morning, by a drunken
man named Mark BoOtlhy shooting his " 10
with gun. About eigh- o'clock m the morn
ing he was In low GROCERY drinking, and
hls wife went IN and induced him to 90 home 90
breakfast. Entering the house, leaving his coat
on the stoop, he sat dOwIl. His wife called his
attention 20 the food Dl-on the table, bat he
grufiy replied that he dil not want any. Just
then cat IN his arms jumped down, and he
called Tor hts gun 10 shuot her. a. he said. at
the same time telling his little daughter 10 GO
and ind her. She sad she dad not know where
the cat MAS. He then said, ''then I will shoot
you, and raised the gun. The wife seeing the
motion stepped between them. He fired and
the wife fell, exclaiming. .'oh, NV heart" The
little child darted out 10 give the alarm. With
out word the murderer picked up his coat
threw IL csrelessly over his shoulder aud started
for some woods near by. The alarm was inn
mediately given, and parties started in pursuit.
The MoNARcHs or EURorE will nearly all
be on the wing during this summer. CA the
first OF May they meet at Vienna and partiei-
pate in the ceremonies OF the opening OF the eN-
hlbitlon, and after that there WILL be a geuer al
interchange Of visits. Kaiser Wilhelm hangs
up his spiked helmet for a while on the walls OF
the royal palace AZ ST. Petersburg. the eldest
son OF OzaI Nicholas drops IN ON A bert Edward
and Alexandra for a dinner and bed, and the
Prince himself makes various jOarueNiuss over
the continent. Then tie Shah OF Persia IN 20
call around at the Ga pitfalls in such state a. has
not been since the golden prime % good Haroun
Ahaschld. lctOr Emmanuel aid rhieTs are
presumed to have too much important bushes.
At home 10 spare time for more than hurried
trip to vienna. ami the rulers Of Spaln are
hardly certain of long enough tenure 70 make
any official engagcm ats Tor the fature.
THE Arrest or 90 HpU~IER" RRoWN Eli
Brown, alias " HOosisT' Brown. sad 10 DE one
OF The most notorious criminals iu the wt.f. Nas
arrested this morning by Detectives Farley aud
Slmluston, OF the central Oiicc. charged Nith
having stolen ~l.ip0 IA gree uhaCks and a gold
watch, valued Al Sl-a. from MIR 7. W Fuller.
A resident 81 Chicago. Ill. but az present living
Al los Last Houston street. Brown n one of the
most desperate char, ter Ia the west; " here he
Is known a an expert L3uk r0hbcr, burglar and
counterfeitcr. HE was born in MichiEan. aud
MADE his headquarters al Fort wayne. Indiana.
lie l. said Ia have been engaged an passing
coGnttTicits ia THE City. tie WAS engag III iu
several rohbertcs and bIrglarias with sam
Rivers, Harry Hormer aui Jim Corey a. Elk-
hart, IND. and during one OF Jheir raids a bank
uricer and a policeman were Killed. Brown i
locked MP at police head aartcTs for tue pres
ent-N. 4, NoT, sitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

INTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S5O1 ,574.29.
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Two MORE. - Representatives Peters, of
Maine, and Cox, of New York, have returned
to the Secretary of the Treasury the extra
pay received by them. Mr.. Peters in his letter
made the request that nothing should be said
in relation to his action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

SENATOR SUMNER continues to improve
slowly, and rides out daily. The sub cutaneous
injection of morphine, to produce sleep, has
been dispensed with, except when he is unusu-
ally at nj hf
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j. r. NICHOLS, deputy collector of the first
Maryland revenue district, is alleged to be a
defaulter to the government He has resigned,
and is believed to have gone to his home at
ElktOn.-Bdlt. American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has reached his
home at Elkton, Md, from his southern tour,
and will return to Washington on Monday even
inc nexf
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AIMEE as the Grand Duchess at Wallis Opera
House next Monday night. Secure your seats.
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INDIAN SuPPI ~ The Indian peace com
missioners r New York last evening made
awards for supplies 20 the amount OF over half a
million Of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

THE Observation-Disclosures Grant was the
guest of Mr.. Benjamin Stckney yesterday eve
ming, participating in grand dinner, at which
Mayor Brown and numerous friends Of our dis
tinguished visitor were present. 1t was strict
ly private afair.-H. Louis Republican, 9th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

PRESIDENT GRANT and party were in Law
renee. Kansas, yesterday en- route to Colorado
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'EHE PROBLEM THAT WAS EASILY SOLVED
:" say. Charley, pardon me, but pray tell me
how Is " always dress lsh and having bur
a moderate incOme?" "Why. simply because pur-
chase from A. STRAUS, 1O11 Penna ave- pear
llth.1 a2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard witnesses IN the case of Jos. VIM
Sewell, of Fairfax G. unity, Va, whose claim i.
for over Sc coo. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

WHOSE MONEY is IT?-ln January, 1869, the
Sixth Auditors Office received S115.35 from an
unknown source. 1t has been retained for over
four years in the expectation that some expIa-
nation of the matter would be given; but -
none has been made, Judge Martin has deter
mined to have the money covered into the
Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

GONE TO ECRoPE.-MessTs. Levi Fl. Luckey
private secretary TO the President; William D.
Avery, chief clerk of the Internal Revenue
office, and = Martin, of the Office of the Sec,
rotary of the Treasury, left here last night for
New York, intending to sail to-day for Europe
with bonds for The SYNDICATE.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Captain VIM. G. Temple.
detached from command of the Wabash and or
dered to return home. Commander James II.
ellis, detached from the naval observatory
and ordered to duty as ordnance and navigation
ofhcer at the Norfolk yard, vice Commander
James L. Jouatt, detached and placed on wait
ing orders. Lieut.. Commander G. G. Schultz
detached from duty in the Nicaraguan survey
ing expedition, and Lieut.. Commander A. III
Wright, detached from the Narragansett and
placed on sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

DIR. j. Nj. TONER, of this city, left this morn
ing for st. Louis TO attend the annual convention
Of the American medical association, which
meets in that city next week. He will present a
paper on the hospitals of the United States
embracing the statistics of Ia institutions of
this kind, one on boards OF health, including
statistics of 80; and one Oh the medical societies
in the L nited States
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PKEsoNAL.-Mr. Felix Brunot, president Of
the board OF Indian commissioners, and Mr..
Robert Campbell, of st. Louis, also member
of the board, arrived in this city to-day. 49,.
Minister James l.. orr writes home from St
Petersburg that his health is much improved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

SECRETARY BELKNAP and Gen. Sheridan
and statfreached Brownsville, Texas, yesterday,
after making the tour of the Rio Grsnde from
tier for several hundred miles. They were re-
c.iyed by the city councils. They leave Sun
day for New Orleans by the steamer, touching
at Galveston for few hours.
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"MAC" has an article in the Philadelphia
Press in relation to the claim put forth in Mr..
Adams memorial Grafton on VIM. II. Seward
that Mr. Seward had all to do i'm settling the
Trent affair. Mr.. MacFarland gives some
interesting data showing that Mr.. Sumner was
largely instrumental in settling that difficulty
short of a war with England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

THE LATEST WONDER of the 18th century il
- ne : . suit, now selling rapidly at STRACS',
IOll PeBns. ave. near llth. as
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POSTAGE on MISCELLANEOUS OR TRANSIENT
PRINTED MATTER.-The law requires that full
prepayment, in stamps, shall be made upon all
of the above named matter. Unless so prepaid.
such matter cannot be forwarded through the
mails. All underpaid transient printed matter
Will remain in the office in which it is deposited
and, Of course, be sold as waste, after reason
able detention.
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THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS Az
Il TRUST COMPANY.

WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANk,
w Cone TIA SfT7S9 and Louisiana arssss,
PAYS PEB CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT
Interest commences from date Of deposits.
Deposits can be made and drawn at will.
nya-n j. A. RUFF. Treasurer
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SUSPENSION OF THE VIENNA COMMISSION
ERs.-Minster Jay and MIR. McElrath have
found substantial proof that some of the United
States commissioners to the Vienna exhibition
(amOng the paid commissioners appointed by
General Van Buren,, the chief commissioner !
have purchased their commissions Exactly
how many OF them are tainted with the disgrace
appears not to be asceTtained, as the suspension
OF the shole humber is coupled with the pro-
viso that no one Of them is to be held guilty
until a further examination. A temporary
Theodore Roosevelt, CHARLES f. Spang, Jacx-
SON s. Schultz, VIM. II. Aspinwall, Samuel G.
Ward, VIVA. 4. Beodgeth aud James Renwiek
has been appointed to act until the removal of
the suspensions or the appointment of perma-
neRt commissioners in the place of thos. sus-
pended This act does not affect the Skilled
artisans or the scientific commissioners or the
honorary commissioners who were appointe bv
the President under the provisions OF the at OF
1873, whose appointments were nude sahss,-
qnent 70 The irregularities complained of-25th
Of April, 1919.
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FouE PANELS were left i'll frescOing the room
OF the Senate committee On foreign relations
with the understanding that they were TO be
filled by portraits of four Of the most eminent
chairmen OF the committee since the foundation
of the government. These have finally been
filled at the urgent request of Senator Cameron
but 1t has not yet been ascertained who made
the selections. The portraits painted are those
of Messrs. Cameron, Sumner, William Allen OF
Ohio. and Henry Clay. Mr.. Cameron has had
his painted over for the second time.-BostoR
AdrertiSer'S Washington Special
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GE RAJ INSURAN
AND
RE A l. ESTATE AGENT
No. COS FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite TREASURY.
None but the safest insurance companies repre-.
scented.
PROMPT settlement of losses and fair dealing guar
anteed. ans-lm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-16

TIE Vienna Exposition appears to
have been sad financial failure. The
correspondents tell usthat whilst eighteen
millions Of florins were expended upon the
buildings tie decorations Of the grounds,
tho csrrying on OF, the Exposition and
other auxiliary matters, butte millions Of
llorins were received This would indi-
cate q loss Of about eight millions Of dol.
lara. Making allowances, however, for
exsggera,ions in the statements Of loss,
which is, probably not SO much as this, the
evidence still issirong that the Exhibition
at yienna has been q great financial fall;
ure, and its quite doubtful whether lie
money spent in that city by the influx Of
foreign visitors will equal this less oryey
approximate It.. .@t,T -a,T y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-16
n. carbon works in Hancock
From III. slsaSsastlls a..slaa

| ~ sSountIth IN. - :
From The sieaSenyflle Herald9 4 y
Dear Rsrdla |: No doubt o great many
OF your readers have frequently observed
the great flames, shooting out of the earth,
on the bank Of the Ohio Just opposite
McCoy's Station, with but simple
glance, as they swiftly glide past; leaving
behind them one OF the most remarka:
bic gas wells in the United States. This
fire fountain was discovered while boring
for oil and has for q long time been con.
sidered valueless and was purchased by
the present proprietor, Mr.. John Howarth,
who with skill and energy has succeeded
In an invention oil o very useful article OF
export, viz: "Carbon Black" The works
have lately been reinodeled, extended
and equipped with improved machinery.
The buildings, two. In number are. 2e5
feet by DO eacb;rthe gas Is conducted Id;
large mains 10 the second floor, here are
large iron frames, which convey the pipes
the entire1ength tofIthes building: There
are five rows of frames, each containing
seven hundred:gas burners, which shoot
uplagainst the sheet iron pans, TO which
adhefes the black carbon. Every fifteen
minutes this carbon Is scraped off the pans
byga small yet novel car, which darts
down the entire line and collecting all The
black In rapid manner, thereby relieving
themen from this terrible H6twork, Tor the
thermometer indicated twenty-five do.
grees above blood heat, In the centre Of the
building. After making the round, the
car deposits its load into o large square
zinc pan, where II d carefully watched
while cooling, after which 1t Is conveyed,
to the sitting machine, where 1t Is subject
toseyere shaking, thence it finds, an ont.
let MIC the packing room, III the base:
ment. Before leaving this room, we took
a final view Of the grand illumination,
presenting as far as the eye could reach
an. ocean Of fiery jets, over three thousand
five hundred In number, excelling any,
thing of the kind in this country. In
company with our gentlemanly friend,
Mr.. Austin Howarth, who spared nc, time
in illustrating the workings Of his remar.
kable establishment, we were conducted
into the packing room, where with con.
siderable pressure 1t Is difficult to force
over twenty-five pounds Of the prepared
carbon into a barrel. The bathroom used
blythe ministries" las the employees could
not be compared to any other Of the hu.
man race) Is on this floor, the water and
stones are heated by the never failing sup.
ply OF waste gas, which would furnish all
The burners In Our city.with pure and
.bsillian, article The, cooperage and
storage Is in the basement, with capsci.
~ of 800 barrels. This valuable produc.
ton finds Already marketin London. Paris
and other Eastern cities. where itis used
ID rthe manufacture Of French backing,
inks! principally for fine printing and en-,
craving! Ii has a high repute FOR rs
nIlritv .-...-t.L = 10y > - =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-16

THE New York; 2Fmesgin ID scalhing
criticisms 81 TIC late report Of the New.
York aud Erie Railroad Company, and
on which stock dividends were epade,
says heisoleobjec, oEthe hedifsctors
was tuidduoe, foreign capialists'to lend,
them si0oOO,ooO. They would not ven.
tuse to go intoth home market 10 ask
Tor such IL loan. If they raiseit abroad
everybody here will Imagine, with good
reason, that there is no scheme too wild
to attract the foreign capitalist, who does.
not kpoY how 10 distinguish between
guod and bad securities" u. q