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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-07-04

The earth is nothing but flowers and grass;
The sty is light, and the wave Its glass;
I will make part Of the shadowless whole,
And be \ BODY Without q soul
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01
Thursday, the Iith day OF August,

d. 1873. between tn hours of F? O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock r. NJ, to Wit: At O'Clock +. Nj,
to satisfy the Juagneit. interest. cos.> AID az
cruing costs = said all tie riont, title, inter
est and claim. the ds btcr has bad at the
tine said Judgment was rend. red or ut any time
thereafter Of. in and to the following de cribsd
real property, to wit: AL that c.rtain lot.
piece or parcel OF ar uhd, Gii usfe, living and
b. ing IN whist il known as Sears, Thompson aid
Sears subdivision or er,ion Of the town vi
Carson Cfty, Ormsby county. State of Nevads,
and designated upon Mcbride and Bark, RS plat.
tia reof ~ being ,ot number 'onr - il block
nuu,ber forty -fLre t43l. together with all and
singular the t.nements. Embellishments and ap-
purlenances thexeuuto belonging = in any wis.
appertsinins, s. 7. SWIFT.
sheriff
Carson, July 22d, 1873. jy.5-td
, 1873-03-23
SPRINGFIELD,

Local Tolftfcs--The Approaching Nu-
nicipal r3lections--Dersona1-
CefcoratiOn--TIle Judicial AH2of.
tionment UiI1.
Special Disputch TO Tie Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, March 22.-Our municipal e1cc-
on, which akes place In April is just now exciting
considerable attention. The contest will draw the
party lines sharply. and, prominent gentlemen will
sharp fight. It ia generally conceded that the
Hon. Vim. ii. Springer will 10 the Liberal
candidate for Mayor, md, until It YVES eet-
incumbent, expected to walk over the course It
now that he is frightened off, for he refuses to
Tun md the Republicans casting about for
one else to take lis place.
Gen. J. L. Reynolds, 6enator-elect from Cook Coun-
~, will make ths tour Of Europe this summer, aud he
mission from Gov. Beveridge to attend Lilo Vienna
Erposltion.
Our coored people preparing to celebrate the 31st
day OF March, being the anniversary Of the adoption
Gov. Degeridgo aud Gen. Ltpptncott are to address
them.
Richard F. Crawford, of Winnelago County, elected
TO succeed the Hon. Il. G. Cross, deceased Repre-
cste OF election from the Secretary Of State, to-day.
He will take his seat and he In ue1t Tuesday,
The Judicial Apporionmeut bill has not been signed
o the Governor and will not receive his signature until
The Last moment OF the ten days allowed him. The
repeating clause It IL held will repeal all the present
circuits out Of existence and cut OF all the suits in
progress, leaving the State outside Of Cook County
actually without courts for the next three months
supplementary bill containing the present circuits
until the elections in the new circuits has lee intro
duced tn the House and effort will be ade to paes
betore the ten days up. The circuit bill will be
s8ned, whether the supplementary bill passes not.
, 1873-03-23

keeping their appointment that, at tso last moment
themEelyos to the point Of Abandoning their OIL
homes aud gong to distant country They nro evl-
IDENTIFY not in disposition favorable to :1y ar
rangement though they profess Willingness to have
another tall It will bo time befre the commis-
sion be assembled, and in tue e.Ims the troSna
will be put IN positions that cover 1af as p31slp
system q gradual compression witf t e1hinition Of
the forro that can b used agains then M comls
1essness Of any further resistance :n Tue peace
to eon,roi 70 weo' as 9Sc
,,ctnr If fhn snoy Will soon enabe hem to live in
the Th1a 1tt greatly inccase tie difficult
hayn to couet.d with Is they v11 thea break
EDWARD Il. ). CASEY,
Drig.-Ge1. Commanding.
, 1873-03-23
: MORE ABOUT FORFEITED BONDS.


10 the Eafto, o. 1Mx eh'rooo NC e.. 17osnt ns1a
meyer was charged With having assaultod C. par
son, for which lie was held to appear on the first
Monday Of June. 1879, at the Criminal Court.
under $500 bond which bond ho cave, signed
~ - ~ n,,-,ao~+o-, :, T..;aa.,,e,o, oN 49,,
oy one "r. hao'nsa'ten' lulnenoset eu',
ployea an attorney TO attend to LIS case, and
was promised that all would bo properly at
/ tended to- and that ho would bo notified when
.a;ra faaiaa -,s ;ssnaa ana rst,,.oa -11 .ts
sc45e 1ac'as "a7 lssueo' ano tesufneo' she
defendant not found Aug. !, 1872; execution
/ issued Aug. 9, 1872 and returned, defendant not
found Nov. 7. 1872: all OF which proceedings
49, dofo.a.,,t ,,or,- 1,o+1;r,x ~, .1>o,.t ~.
tne emu 1nes nosn.n a. oaa al4 apous bu''
on tne lztn Gay OF feprua1y. 1915, Aulnemeyer
mad occasion to have the abstract OF his little
home brought down to date, whom he eaw, to his
surprise, that Judgment Of $500 had been rem
in tie Criminal Court in eajd canse pf~>'|~o
T Iharannon f,1ad . nat;tinn ~ haho1f of ar
1minamavar aeitinr fnr1h ia ~ facta ~ +ba ccsa
tocethcr with 1is cdnfl;tinn Ia heino a haT5,, ns,
Working man having a larre family to sunnnrt
and man NV With an unblemished % chsracterWa ero,
Go1,n2 czen IN nj every senPocs LIS ane connty
rom limo m time and fnai19 rafarrad +,a ,,.t4
tn r. fin ConntE a1tornar .,i,n oIS;sad +ha..
tat tav h.d NJ no,eer ~ 1ot m;to tha sa;d ano
eral ti1nes civnc linn tLa facts rararf,;nr ao;d
.rn;r ~ date;1 nHd 1,is ans,ror,oa p e,ha.on etlo
"a falowa ia ia MT @r;s,, ~ 7,naartni.,,
the reanonahi1itv of n;v;no .ir1 ro1oaao eaao
himself ut. That in case t1,ae carnrnenan eliano
AZ Teferrnfi tia mattar n him La wn,,1d
ra;aa nn a7'ect;nn % rona,+ " 1917 t,at n MGu
marer ia gnnd bonest ha .snr1;r@s % 1oo- a,1
Unrti,., ctt}i9a1, ~ ~ a.1- @ ar15 aa "ud
facor i, ta attor ana hod ,,rsojf
h1o - III ao-carnaI T. this afTa;r s,,,aa.
r. when tha netition reaj]r VAS ,raa sent e,u tlrnu.
=, ~, "nsm ,esn4 sao "0o neAt tlo"Pu
a1;aJ ~ ,aoar.,s1 ~ ~ tae iatSet IN: ~:
Gaa ~, t,,a 1t,ti ~ Narc1' test 4'fo'' Anl7
"sa ou u1e !uka u Alatcu 1ass'
, 1873-03-23
IOWA.

Drourned--Fntnl Experiment In the
Log-Splittinz H.i11c--Grnin il, Store.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, March 2o.-Near Pctosi, Wis.,, young
German named Henry Bonn was drowned last night
by breaking through the ice while crose:ng Grant
River.
Particulars Of fearful accident Ia31ote, Jack
son County, Iowa. the result Of the most foolhardy
venture arc hand, from which appears that James
McAuster youth Of 49, not satisfied With the ordin-
ery method Of chopptng logs with axe and wedges
undertook to ,fac1litste matters ~ the use Of
powder. Accordingly, be drilled hole in
: large oaken log, filled the cavity with
powder, which he rammed down tightly
and having fuse, dropped live cos. into the pow
der The explosion that ensued tore tie log into spn-
ters and took of half his head scattering the brains
in au directions. The body, also, was nutatel b.
road recognition
The largest quantity Of grim ever known to be On
band at this time Of the year Ia stored ut the fol-
lowing places: Total estimated number Of bushels
100000. divided as f9owp: Iowa, Dubuaue 100000;
sin, Prairie Gu Chicn, 1900; Bridgeport, 10000
Woodmau, 10000; Boscobel, 5000; Bluo River,
10000; Muscoda, il, 900; Platene 10000 Cass7iIIs,
$1,000; Poiosi. 5000.
, 1873-03-23

4 Woman and Two Children Burned
to Death In Calhoun County, 1oysa-s
Other Fires Yesterday.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, March GA most distressing ca
amity occurred, few nights ago, five miles northeast
of Pomeroy, Calhoun County, by the burning Of sod
cabin, with matched root Of hay atraw and sticks
resulting in the death Of the 4nnntee poor woman
Halleek and her two small children, The roof
composed II. OF Light Iuaterial dry as tinder
burn ed the creatures 50 terribly cause their
deaths yesterday.
"A fire at nine O'Clock tonight, destroyed the brick
dwelling Of Herman chatwick Loss 1a.5oo; insured
400 iu the North Missouri. Bsrn Of William New
man; loss. $1,000. not insured. One or two small
buildings in the vicinity also destroyed The fire
originated In Sewman's barn.
4 fire early this morning destroyed the boarding.
house Of ?. Dunn. Tho building d frame one aud
owned BY Mrs Mary A Cummings. Loss, s, 500; not
insured. Dunn's loss furniture is feUo; insured
for $3.50 Dunn was this afternoon arrested, charged
with being tho tncendisry.
Special Disuateh to THs Chfcd1o Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, March o2.-Noodb,rs,s Touring
mill ut Kalamazoo was burned at o'clock this morn
ing, together witt, grain hand 400 barrels of
-four, and the machinery. The loss is ubout s2 600;
insurance about 81, 600.
new YonE, March 122.-A fire In Crosby street, near
Broadway, Inst night, burned DcnoreE.s carriage re-
pository and Reynolds hat and cap factory Tho loss
Ia ia 900.
, 1873-03-23

NEW TonK, March 22.--co11os-Hgher niddlins
upland, 19Ac.
DREADsrurrs-F1our 10 fair shlpping demand r.
ceipts 5000 brls super Western and State Is 409650
common to good extra, taoo97.ao: good to choice,
F.55@7.15; Whito wheat extra, $a.51810.50; Ohio,
s7.1591oso: St. Louis, s7.5oes1276: Rye aour qutst
and unchanged Corn meal quiet. Wheat higher but
ADVANCE asked checks business receipts, 5000 bu
No. Milwaukee ado1t, s. .68; held at 81 I'd: white
State, $1.85: white S,ata Western, {1.o5 RYE ard
barley unchanged. Malt quiet; Btato, sl15. Corn
moro actise, chiefly for Old for export receipts,
$4,000 bu; nav mixed Westeru, 65KaeGc old do
Aioas, Coc; do In store, 63;1@c4c; white eic Oats
shade hrneT; holders Offering freely receIp:5
2coo bu; new mixed "es:s7n, 45t543c; old do in
store, 5l95lHc; black, 45@ 4sc white, 491s5lc.
@385.
Eeos-1n good demand; western, 21x@2ea.
Hops-steadier, At 4o@55c for crop ct IA
LEATHER--1n good demand at 2s4331c; Or1nooo,
T928Hc.
woo1-3AetiTa md h1m; TX Ohio, SOC; tuo<d,
Csc unwaahed, 2s932c
,ur oaoofRHs-conee dun Rio, 1sA@1sHe. sugar
ooll. Moiasse* Qu1et. Rice steady ut t7AG3Nc.
InoV1s1oSs-Pork ste7dy, but more active neE
mess, N6oo; prime mess, $14-759l5bo. Beef dun
and unchanged Cut meats qnfet; hams, n9l24ci
ahouldefs, 65<97c; u:idd1ea quiet: abort rib 8Kcs
dty long clear 84c. Lard stesdter; Western staaro
87-16c; kettle, 8H08zc.
BU77ER-FHm: choice Western, 1s331c.
CHEHsE-Steady and unchanged,
WH15KZ-11m Ut 91o,
, 1873-03-23
SENATE-ExTRA SESSION.

Aa3-s
WAsH1so7os, March o2.-The Senate proceeded to
the confederation Of the Caldwell case.
ssEssa sE s ns 5o =
expulsion. He had given close attention to tho ten
days debate the question whether bribery vtiates
to the Legality Of the act by which Mr.. Caldwell he1d
his ssat It. appeared the majority Of ths co,ann,ee
be pursued therefore they chose to present the qrcs
tion involving the validity Of the election.
Mr.. MORTON interrupted Mt. Ferry's remarks as
to the resolutions already pending from different Sen
ators the subject and said that he, nB Chairman Of
the Committee took the ground that the Senate had
choice Of remedies, and favored expulsion, but the
majority Of tho Committee thought proper to present
resolution declaring the seat vacant rather than one
alr. FERRY. resuming, said ho would not commit
htngeH in advance to the merits OF questions ill.,
yolved but should approach each Of them with the
spect due to the States action and his constitutional
duty to deal rigilly with official wrong.
He then offered an amendment to tho amendment
pending, to place buck the first question substantially
where it first appeared from The Committee fol-
That Alexander Caldwell be and ie hereby declared
to been elected Senator OF the United States by
the Legislature OF Kansas.'
Mr.. ALCOnN briefly discussed tho question Of ju-
x3sdctdou, maintaining that the Constitution makes
the act Of the Legislature in the election on Senator
the subject OF review by the Senate.
Mr.. TERRY {Conn.), in explaining the reasons for
having heretofore offered amendments to the Commit
tees resolution for the proposed expulsion Of Mr..
CALDWELL said that, III examining al the evidence, LIE
1871 effected by bribery in the Interest Of Mr..
Caldwell, the purchase money having been paid
by Alr. Caldwell himself. Having arrived at
this conclusion Of facts, it seemed to be essential
not simply to the dignity and honor Of the Senate and
to the state OF public feeling Of the country, but for
the preservation of tho Institutions under which We
i've that the Senate should in way e1nphaucally
express condemnation Of the Transaction, According
to common law aud usage running through MI English
decisions until now bribed vote is voe, mud il it
be found that brbed votes effected the election, they
must be cast out and the election voided When the
charge was made that ths Senator's election was pro
cured by bribery, IT the boundeu duty Of the Sen
ate, under the constitutional clause that made the
quirc into the facts.
Some time was spent in exchange Of views, as to
fixing the order in which the pending propositions
shall be voted on, but no arrangement was nude.
No Senator rising to continue the debate the closing
speech deyolyed Mr.. Norton, who said he was not
ready to do to-day, aud moved that tie Senate 90
into executive session. which agreed to. At the
expiration OF tho Executive session, the Senate al
iOurDeJ.
, 1873-03-23

Solomon Unesh, extensive grape grower and vrine
manufacturer Of Scott County, H., Las failed. His
liabilities said to exceed bis aascts s2o 900.
Hayden DeBusk, charged with being EH accesaory tc
the hanging Of Eltt Coffin, Atlantic, Iowa, jan.
g. yesterday bound in the sum OF e. 900 to
appear at the next term Of the District Court OF Casa
County.
George W RaEer, aged 18 years. Of the town Of Cen
1c Rock County, Wis.,, aectde1.t.y shot 60 ai;ird
himself on Thursday, bg drawing loaded gun along
the ground with the muzzle toward him. The charge
entered hls stomach, Killing him almost instantly.
Bark Emma c. Iischdeld. which arrived Ut New
York from Rio Janeiro yesterday, had her whole
down with yellow fever Feb. q, ut sea, excepting
two men- Two men died Schooner Brewster, from
the same place, lost one man from yellow fever.
telegram from Detroit. received yesterday after
noon, says man fell from tho fer1yboat the river
on Friday night and hs body, up to u O'Clock, has
not been found Hts name Is not known, but It Ii
thought he was Chicago na.n who has been selling
cement heraabouts for several days.
Anesdug Ha8 held in Cleveland. On Fr1d1y e7snin9.
, 1873-03-23
THE LABOR PROBLEM.
KIotous Conduct Of Il Lot OF Strikcrs--
Stones and Pistols Brought into Ac-
tlo1s~-i iEEicn<lcr II ortaIIy wounds
ef3s.Efri{IcS E.xnecfea1.

stones ana ElkfNlS drought Into AC-
tlon~-A IsinEicndcr NiortaIIy wounds
cl--Stri'kcs Expected.
ST. LoC1s March 22-So1ne twenty or thirty men,
who few days ago, struck the Slough 1eyec work.
about fifteen miles below Hannibal No., organized
into mob yesterday aud attacked Mate IIarrIs the
tme-keeper and Thonaas stapeson, the walking
Of the work, throwing stones and firing pistols them.
Harris and Stnpleton returned tho IRE and killed
patrck Vaughn. Of the rtngeaders, md nortalIy
wounded Pat AcNamara. Harris and 6taplaton sub
aequenty went to hannibal, where they arrested
NEW IoAK, March 22.-At Bergen Point, n j., yes-
eray, thirty laborers boarded railroad train
and, in the attempt to collect their fares, severe
hght ensucd, resulting In dangerous injuries to
seyera persohs including the conductor and brake
man.
It Ia stated that strike Is imminent among the
journeymen carpenters In this city. :
The Eight-hour League, which includes the Ger
sections, piano-makers ponshers, cabinetuakera
etc. is also expected to strike. At meeting Of the
gas last night the recent action Of the gas COM
psnes in reducing the wages in consideration Of eight
hours work, considered. A demand was made for
general strike, and 1t s said that another meeting
will be held tonight, when preparations will be mado
for Ecnernl strike early next week.
Bos1os, March 22.-The journeynen horse-ehoers
Of boston hayo voted assessment Of 81 each 1er
week for the payment Of $lO per Week to eaeh
Of employ by tho strike at tho Metropolitan Horse
Railroad ahopa.
, 1873-03-23
UTAH.

Smnlf-2ox In san Pete County,
--Einnncia1--specE Regard
ing the Next Governor
SALT LARE, March 22.-A correspondent Of the Nen,
this evening reports terrible state Of affairs In San
Pete County, owing to the smallpox. The caceless-
OF the people In not adopting Tho proper sanitary
regulations Is the main cause Of tho alarming spread
Of the disease III this city there seems to be in
creased number OF cases, creating general public
uncasiuees
Business way unsettled by the Into monetary
scare. cuu,iating III the First National Bank
for currency in largo amounts which arrived Tonight
late.
Private ndrices from Washington indicate that Gov.
Intends to send Abroad will DO succeeded by Gen. L.
Edward Cunnor formerly Commander Of this district.
A new paper, the Grant Fidette, OF mammoth pro
portions, appeared to-tlay.
, 1873-03-23
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, March ell 4. 11.-Flour, 23B. Win
tes wheat. Us u; spring, 11sS12s ID white 11a sd3
IL 50; club, Lis lod@1os Id. Com, ATS 6d. 1a1d,
:. LONDON, March 2o-To-iay Is holiday. Tbs Stock
Exchange is closed The weather Is fair throughout
England today
LIVERPOOL. March o2.-Cotton quiet; 1uidd1ing up
land, 9H@3Ad; Orleans, 9A@s3Hd; sales, go
bales American, 1000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales.
BreadssuGs quiet Rod winter wheat, rs I'd. Flour,
2ss. Corn, 21s Cd.
Pork, Cos. Cheese, 73s. Cumberland, sss Sd. shoFa
ribs, 38t.
, 1873-03-23
IS Locnl Option ,, in pennxrlEania.

PH1IADELrH1A, March e." Local option was yes
terday defeated in most OF the counties EorthnIup-
ton County $500 majority for license; Lebanon
gave $500 for license Eucks County, 25o0 for license;
elected their ticket In Potsstovn by LIS ma-
jority.
ALLEETowS. Pa., March 22.-Ycagcr, Republican,
teated bE 40 majority In Cheatar County. The ms
torty against Icensa ts LOCO. Bethlehem gives e3l
majority for license.
, 1873-03-23

Special DtsDd2eh 70 The Chica5o 7T76u71e.
PEORIA Ill; March 22.-Daniel Eeotrjel German
cooper committed suicide this afternoon at hs house
in lower Peoria. He arr1gned in the Police Court
this morning for trouble With his and It il sup
posed went home and deliberately shot himself Of
reunorse. When found the shotgun lying ACROSS
his body, with barrel discharged string attached
to the trigger, and the other end IN tie usns hand
showing that he had killed himself.
DETEo1I, March Q--At Constock, yesterday norr-
Ing jerome Goodrich started downstairs 1t an early
hour. He found bis mother, Mrs. PhEip Goodrich,
supposed cause was dependency st The loss Of hes
dau9hter, Mr.. Coe. and othsz domestic :xoubas.
, 1873-03-23
Railroad Accidents

BUSHNELL, H., March 21.-YestcrIay morning q
train bound west the Toledo, Peoria |: Western
Raiiroad, thrown from, the track when aboa, nvo
miles e.st Of this place The rear car was thrown
down an embankment, and :t,lrned two somersaults
before coming to hal: One year old child Of Mrs.
Chtllers WAS killed, and another. 10 years DID, was
badly hurt, willie Mrs CAildcra herself was also seri-
ously injured. An old man, naEns not known, WAS
also somewhat injured.
JAsEsv1LLE, March 22.-Conduetor Fred. Buck, ct
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway, badly burt
in the head, while coupling cars ut Crystal Lake. H.,
yesterday. He Is out OF bis mind and fears are en-
tertained FOR bis recovery.
, 1873-03-23
THE WEATHER,
War Department. 1tcports and Prog-
noxricntions.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE THE CH1xF
SIGNAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEoEANs AID
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT COMMERCE,
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2e.-probabilities-
For the Lower Lakes Lake Michigan, and the Ohio
cloudy weather, preceding storm centre. For tile
Upper Lakes and Northwest, cold northwest winde,
extending during Sunday southwark to Kansas.
CHICAGO. March e2.-Tho Signal Service reports the
thermonetern in the Northwest this morning as follows:
Ieu1bina, 2: degrees .boye; Duluth, % above; St.
Paul, 81; Marquette md Escanaba, = Apenh, 25
Chicago, 80 OMAHA, 81 st. Louis and indianapolis,
So Eastward to the Rea-coast tho thermometer rangas
shout the same, and chilly temperature throughout
the Sauth. Showing at Ptmb'na, Western Pennsyl-
vania, Vermont, and Lower Canada.
CAIRo, H., March 222--The weather Is clear and
cool.
, 1873-03-23
Election Excitement

LITTLE Rock, March c2-In tho eueci,1 e1eetion
he'd On hondsy for Alderman Of the First Ward, r.
!. Murphy Taa elected by majority Of over two to
nize Murphys election, and swore in his opponent,
I'm Tho a'n not r4res~e half as many sotes Murphy.
and indignation meetings being held tonight on
the corners Of the principal streea and the action OF
the council u denounced in the ecveroat terzns.
, 1873-03-23
FOREjGN.


PAsAsiA March Sit Is stated that tho praccabiiity
Of the ehipcanal through Nicaragua has been settled
by the lalors Of tie present United States surveying
party In Nicaragua The difference Of lovels between
Lake eMauagua and tho large Lake Of Nicaragua has
been determined to be e J1Oo feet American and "a
310 feet Spanish measure. The surveying party Wis
tied the capital and tho 18Th Of February last took
the etca1aer the Lake which to convey them to
Virgin Bay
, 1873-03-23

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March o2-Thc House to-day,
passed oiu doing away with Circuit School superin-
The Special Committee appointed to Investigate the
affair OF Pope County. reported against martial law
honest otcias to fill the Offices in the conuty
and the Grand Jury be instructed to thoroughly
gate az eases OF murder since the The judiciary
COMMITTEE OF ths House reported uufavo.aby on tue
bull providng for the election Of P7osecutin Attorney
, 1873-03-23
CiiAIEMAt a.

Elw ToRK, March 22-Guatr1nc.a adr1ces say that,
in the revolution which c1tsts there, and which il
headed By Paacias, the Government is e1ng, shoot
Ing, and imprisoning MI sides.
The misconduct Of the English Minister, Corbett,
has caused bitter feeling against England. Corbett
customs receiver At local port, who wss personally
Objectionable to the people. The Guatena1au Govern
xnent refuses longer to recognize Corbett.
, 1873-03-23

NEW foRE, March 22.-Gold opened ut l15hE115K
sold at 1l55, and closed 1t 115NGl5;5. Loan1 were
made ut to for carrying Daily cleartnga $50 Co.,
U0. '
Governments and State bonds were dull
Money ruled easier to-day, owing to the favorable
band statement, aud disposition on the pa1t OF
morey-1euders to made two days interest Early
transactions at 1-39 but in the afternoon ttc7s
was gradual decline to per cent. The tsnk state-
uent more favorable than gerernlly expected An
analysis shows net gain OF 548. 75 legal reaerre
as s217,225 In exceas Of the IS peS cent required
In atocts ha dealings w were very su thoueh osrr
w.s slight rally at tho very wind NJ, wncn E-ia
reached IS the regular way, ana better buyer
Western Union moved at s7..@57xx, and New YurA
Central at l0l, lol, and 70l,l. Tbs day vas oue Of
the most unintcrestiug Of the season.
EterIfnu 1D7L