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MODERN WOMEN.

1T is a sad commentary upon our
boasted civilization that the women OF
our times have degenerated in health
and physique until they are literally a
race Of invalids-pale, nervous, feeble,
and back -achy, with only here and there
q few noble exceptions in the persons ct
the robust, buxom ladies characteristic
Of the sex in days gone by. By very
large experience, covering q period OF
years, and embracing the treatment OF
many thousands of cases of those ail-
ments peculiar to women, DR.. Pierce, OF
the Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N. T..
has perfected, by the combination OF
certain vegetable extracts, NATURAL spe-
cific, which he does not extol as cure
all, but one which admirably fulflls a
singleness of psrpose, being most pos
tive and reliable remedy for those weak
nesses and complaints that afiict the
women OF the present day. This natu-
raj specific compound is called DIR.
Rerce's Favorite Prescription. The fol
lowing are among those diseases in which
this wonderful medicine has worked
cures as if by magic, and with certain
ty never before attained by any medi:
cines: Weak hack, nervous and general
debility, falling and other displacements
Of internal organs resulting from debili-
ty and lack OF strength in natural sup
ports, internal fever, congestion, inflam-
nation and liberation and vsry many
other chronic diseases incident to wo-
men, not proper to mention here, in
which, as well as in the cases that hWe
been enumerated, the Favorite Pre-
scription effects curss-the marvel Of
the world. It will not do harm in any
state or condition Of the system, and by
adopting its use the invalid lady may
avoid that severest Of ordeals-the con-
sulting of a family physician. Favorite
Prescription is sold by dealers in medi-
cines generally.
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SOCIETY ELECTIONS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS IN VARIOUS socIE-
0- A- TIES.
The time has now arrived for the
semi annual election OF officers IN various
societies. We report the following
FAIRFAX LODGE, No 8, I.o.o.F.
N. G.-Edgar C. Pierce.
I v. d.-Henry b. Morrow.
: X. S.-James Lamb.
p. S.-Arthur Lewis. st.l ...-t
Treasurer-A. Boorney.
Trustee Riverview Cemetery Company
-Phelemma Chandler.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO, 26, I. o. 0. r.
G.-John d. Woodward.
/ v. GIN. Z. Jester.
r. S.-W. S.,Mendenhall. .r..
r. S.-Wm. b. Hyland.
/ Treasuror-John N. Clarncn.
Trustee Riverview Cemetery Company
-Wm. B. Hyland. N,
Representative Of Hall Stock-Wm. II.
lFoulk. ---------
pRANpYwINE LODGE, NO. 19, I. o. o. y.
pRANpYwlNE BANKS.
G.-Henry Morrowson.
V. Own. II. Miller.
u. S.-Wm. G. Doherty. .l.!t or
p. SD. W. Thompson.
TreasuYer.-M. Spence.
Trustee-P. G.. Wilson. i'.i'.
Janitor-P. +, Massey, ,,ia ,rri.
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THECHIME AGAINST LOUISIANA Con-
sUMMATED--The statement of the
Louisiana returning board In its
practical results it very nearly justiiles
the worst apprchensions of the conser-
vatives. 1t wittles down the consrva-
tive majority in the newly elected Le-
gislature so as to leave theHouse "ASar-
ly IL not quite tie" with n radical
majority on joint ballot. Instead Of
six democratic representatives elected
to the Forty fourth Congress, it makes
the congressional delegation stand
three to three. lt....-.et d.. f.,,. d
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ARnIvAL OF raE NEW STEAMER SEA

ARRIVAL OF TIE NEW STEAMER SEA-
BOARD. The new steamer built at the
yardsIof the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company, this city, for the old Bay
line, arrived at Baltimore on Saturday
morning from Norfolk, with her first
cargo. She has accommodations fol-
eighteen officers and crew, and is fur.
nishcd with all facilities for receiving
and discharging freight. She has ca.
pacity for / 200 bales of cotton, and is
Intended as freight boat to ply be
tween Baltimore and Norfolk, but is
SO constructed as to he adapted fol
outside sea service.
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THE PRRss CONVENTION. The Con.
vention of the Peninsula Editors will
be held in the Board of Trade rooms,
this city, on Wedne esday, Both instant
and, judging from the number of invi
tations already accepted, the attend
ance will be very large. Dnring theiI
stay in this city, the visitors will bt
guests of the Board of Trade, who
among other hospitalitieR, will tender
them q grand banquet at the Clayton
House. Many important measures
will doubtless be adopted during thu
session of the Convention.
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~ ' Z 2 u 7. . =
THIRD EDITION:
Disorder In New Orleans.

w ORLEANS, Dec. 26.--In a POW.
I" :. lay evening at the corner OF
: nd Locust streets, between me-
T.. and whites, two negroes were
killed, and in row between soldiers
and citizens at the corner of Canal and
Basin streets, two soldiers were severe.
ly wounded.
THE LOUISIANA SITUATION AT WASHING
TON - --APPRRHENsIoNs OF FURTHER
TROUBLE. .. -.,-.'
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec 27.-The
killing of Byerly by Ex-Governor War
moth occasioned much comment here
to-day among all classes. Fears are
expressed that it may lead to general
disturbance, but gentlemen from New
Orleans do not apprehend such re-
suit, While they admit the quarrel be:
tween these parties increases the
prevalent uneasiness, there are no in
dications of a contemplated organized
resistance to the decisions of the re.
turning board. In fact the more prom
inent Democrats in New Orleans have
counseled the contrary. There isfear,
however, that rash conducS on the part
of few might precipitafe q collision
of arms among the many. and thus
lead to active federal interference.
THE OFFICIAL ELEcTToN RETURNS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 1.-THE final
Icompilation of the official returns OF the
late election which are to be promulga-
ted tomorrow, show the total vote, with
1.-The polls and parishes thrown out, as
mentioned in the report of the returning
board to be as follows. For State treas
Iurer, Dbuclet, 69,535; Moncure, 1886
majority for Dubuclet, republican, 95S.
recommended BY Governor Kellogg, snG
adopted by his Legislature, are all car
: ried, according to the count Of both par
tiles.
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Ladies' WisnIng 60 Purchase a! light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call at No. 71S Market Street. W IL
mington. Del. and see one Of the incest Fami-
ly S,w Lg Machines in the world. 1t has no
material if desired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity, durability. light
running. and no threading up required self
threading shuttle and self setting needle.
discount of for cash. Ladies don'tbuy q
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American.
7lS Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
iy7dkwlv i. ii. PRIMROSE. Agent.
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STRAY WAITS.

The old year is drawing to close.
Franklin Loan Association meets this
This damp murky weather is exceed
ingly unpleasant. I..rYIl.,s
The Board Of Education will meet in
regular session tonight. o.. ge
There is still a large stock OF fine cor
sets for sale cheap at Franks, 5ll Mar
Ict street.
Don't fail to see Charlotte Thompson
as R"Jane Eyre" at the Grand Opera
House. tonight. h--.-.e IL
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MEDICAL. Blocksom, No. All
Madison street, offers his professional
services to the public through card
in another column. DR.. Blocksom is
a young physician of considerable
skill, and during his residence in this
city has been very successful in the
treatment of the various cases he has
been called upon to attend.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-28

LoDeERs,-Last night there were
forty eight and Saturday night fifty
four dodgers at the City Hall cells. The
number of dodgers accommodated
nightly continues very large, and Ii
caused by the fact that the impression
has gone forth that the dodgers at the
Wilmington station house are fed every
morning This is not now the case, but
'tlie dodgers don't discover their mis-.
take until they get here. .'...
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Toilet Mirrors,

A tnll assortment of all sizes, including
double inagniiying, &c; g. 20,
Corner OF Sixth and Market Streets
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Harper's weekly,
ILLUSTRATED.
Rotices Of the .Press.,

The WEEKLY is the ablest and most power
fnl illustratsa ,psriodical published In this
yincing, and carry much weight. Ns illustra-
tions Of current events are full and fresh and
are prepared by our best designers. With =
circu' alton of 10000. the WEEKLY is read BY
at least half million persons. and its in
auence as an organ Of opinion Is simply tre-
mendous. The WERKLY maintains positive
position. and expresses decided views on po-
fltical and social problems. .-Loaisvitte Courier
Journal.
Its articles are models of high-toned dis
cassion, and its pictorial illustrations are often
corr0borative arguments Of NO small force
N, Y. Epaniner and Chronicle.
It's papers upon existent queations and its
inimitable cartoons help TO mould the senti-
ments Of the csuntry.-Pihsturgh CommerciaL
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Make No Errors

In the selection of your Fall and Winter
Footwear inspect our immense STOCK anu
get u bargain. ,ooy - no
Sls Market street, doors below Fourth
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The Lnemy of Mankind, Consump.
ton, can be cured; but it is better to
prstsnt the cruel DISC 'e from ns fastening nF
a remedy like DR.. WistdTs Balsam Of
wild CHERRY. 80 cents and 81 bottle,
large bottles much tho cheaper.
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~ TERMSs ...-.
Postage Free TO all subscribers In the
United states. ..

United states. lr .t.
HARPER's WEEKLY. one year.a,......".4 W
"a 90 includes prepayment of U, S. postage
BY the publishers. "a-f
Subscriptions to HLRPERs MAGAZINE.
WEEKLY and BAzAR, to one address for one
year, $40 90; or. two Of Hsrper's Periodicals
| to one address for enc year, ~ w; postage
free.
An Extra Copy Of either the Magasins.
Weekly or Bazaar will be supplied gratis for
every Club OF Five Subscribers at "a 90 each
| In one remittance; or, Six copies for $40 w.
without extra COPY; postage free.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
Tho Annual Volumes Of HARPKR's WERKLY,
| In neat cloth binding. will be sent By express.
| free Of expense. for 500 each. A complete
SGT, comprising Eighteen Volumes, sent on re-
ceipt of cash at the rate Of % % per volume
| freight at expense of purchaser.
NesOspspers are not to COPY this Gdusrtise
| nssat soikout the express orderS ef Hsrper T.
Brothers. Address.
HARPER & BROTHER. New York.
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Fine Nail Scissors

Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hano
brushes. Nail Files, Nail Pollshers, etc, fol
sale by f. BhiNnnu ,raa,,s
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THE RAILRoAD.-Trains have been
running on the Kent County Railroad
since Tuesday last, under the direction
of Mr.. Hsod, bat we understand that
in few days it will pass into the hands
Of Mr.. Gerker, of Philadelphia, and be
run in the interest of the bonaholders.
Kent Ae,rs
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DrsonprnLY CoNpucr.-Before Es-
,,,;re FRAZIER Saturday. three parties
sSars tried for assault and battery. and
disorderly conduct. They werefned and
discharged.
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The Mum

l. still continuous for bargains in Boots, Snoes
and eaters, at 3i3 Market street, doors pe'
low Fourth. SD. ,
AJFRED WALTON, Druggist, No. 2S5 Mar
ket street, respectfully informs his friends
and the public In general, that no keeps ION on
hand nil descriptions of medicines. and that ~
competent person Is at all times e neaay a;,re 20
and that no charge Is made except the regu-
lar price of tho medicines, the same price as
they would pay anywhere else; but that no
one IL visited ut their residences.
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For the Bath.

Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same class at
Il. BRINGIIURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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LEFT SUDDENLy.-Eberhard Frye,
who kept beer saloon at Third and
French streets, left Wilmington at an
early hour this morning. Numerous
creditors would have bsen pleased to
see him before he took his departure
had they known his intentions. ID I
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Food for the Rnbies.

ClXdr.d fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els OF youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2- -d.hn
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Yau can ret

The nccdful article in great variety at very
low prices, ut 3i3 Market street, doors below
Fourth. VIM. ii. BABCOCk ~ ~. 4
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of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose. Bitter Al,
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery. ETC.. ETC., male
and sold Wholesale and retail by
f. BRlNGHURST 4 co,
Corner Sixth ami Market streets.
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p.,n,o yautIIn Beams

sold wholesale and retail by oo
n. BRlNGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
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"A Complete Pictorial HistOry Of
the Times. .c..The best. cheapest
and mest successful Family Papsr
In the UntOn.''
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POLICE CAsss.-Sinoe Saturday noon
five cases of drunkenness have been
disposed of before Mayor Himms. Each
was fined fifty cents and costs.
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Brodic's Miraculous Care for COrns'
An English remedy of great popularity, tor
removing corns without pain.
T.. BRINGlIURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
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NOTICES..
THE HOLIDAYS.

EH1R THE HOLIDAYS.
~ THE CENTENNIAL Cough CANDY CO.,
re- No. 229 Market Street,
Are giving Silver Coin away to the buyers o
their new Connection. dec2S-6tt
NJ OTICE-The members of Reynolds En-
IN campment, ]. o. o. r., are requested u
meet ON WEDNESDAY, December goth, at
+. nj. sharp, in the Odd Fellows Hall, to at
tend the funeral of Patriarch g. II. Hackett.
BY order of g. p cUtl ~ -
de2et Attest, r. G. DALEY, Scribe,
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NOTICH syi as. ,yttt. ..-,.-
IN TIE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON & }
BALTIMORE RAILTDAD COMPANY, :
D philadelphia, Dec. a4th, 1874. }
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF this Company, and IN Election of Directors
Will take place at the Office of the Company
day of January 1875, at O'Clock, r. NJ.
dec28-l3t f
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NoTICE.--JADIEsH H. BEGGs has removed
IN his Office to No. 6 West Eighth street,
Almonds Building. Bricks OF all kinds on
hand at lowest market rates. jylAtf
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d D.

TAYLOR.-In this city, December eth, 1874,
Mrs Mary Taylor, of congestion of lungs,
aged 50 years.
Funeral from the ptsidence Of her sOn-in.
law, ,james Bradford No 1912 Delaware Ave
nue., on Wednesday morning, at $50 O'Clock.
1Iass at st. james. .., l
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockholders,
In Of the Wilmington Loan Association will
be held on TUESDAY Evening next, the 29th
inst, at O'Clock, to act on amendments to
the bylaws. GEO. G. MARIS,
decH4ot 81, -.f.' '... Secretary.
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N OTICE.-The Seventh Annual tConvoca
~ tion of the Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch
Masons OF Delaware will be held in the Ma
sonic Hall, in the city of Wilmington on the
Srd "Wednesday, that being the goth day of
january, 1875, ut IL o'clock a. M.
j. p. ALLMOND,
uE4st Grand Secretary.
Miidletown Transcript and Sussex journal
copy and send bill to Secretary. decl9-codtm.
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orn consolidated plain were weak at 81, the gold
bonds having also declined to S. The following
were the latest lids -
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A BRAVE MANS DEATH.

At nine O'Clock on the evening OF the 18th inst,
sailor named James Glynn, native Of Nova
Scotia, belonging to an English bark moored at
pier Is East River, was sitting on the stringpiece
OF said pier, when he suddenly lurcned over and
fell Into the river being considerably under the in-
nuence OF drink ~ the time Glynn shouted
Justify for helm, and mis- cries attracted the atten.
ton Of MI. Peterson, aged twenty-six, native OF
england. and captain OF o cana boar who heard
tue cries Tor help and, not considering the DARK.
ness Of the night, or stopping on the pier long
enough TO dvest himself or any OF his clothing,
sprang into the water and was drowned, having
drtited, II was supposed. under the pier. {.
Meanwhile Of1cers Quinn and MCCOY. OF the New
street police station, arrived. and between them
saved the drowning man. who was subsequently
taken to the PARK Hospital, oy order Of sergeant
Gastlin. the widow went the following day ta
William Peach, .stne grappler" OF the First ward
ano engaged him to search FOR her husband's body,
she watching the operation day BY day. Yesters
day Afternoon, at three o'ci~ck, Peach found the
courageous canaAer Embedded In the mud, pre-
clsely Of the spot where he had Jumped Oh to save
GJynn. The widow nad ootalhed a Coroner's GER
tincate to remove TN oody If found 10 No. 3l(
Hicks street, BROOKLYN, where u was accordiuRiy
taken. alter being placed IN = casket
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

Cotton ouiet, 0ood ordnor dAhvEsros May Is 1874
S b 1ss Exports cOasiwise a0 Sales soS Stock
co..o, u,.. NEW ORLEANS May 49, 1874
nss qS0 sspD1 @
loss Sales, 1000 Stock, Sssoz A'o.'' 'oaS'w'Ss
@ Ssfs Sso n Sass ansesasss
arss Bfs ns'fR
coastwise 800 Sales, 43. Stock. q. 22
Cotton quiet; mddling, l7c keceip say SIS s. Bales
Exports coaswise, LIZA bales Sales 40 stock. Is 26
Spirits turpenne Saet at kosn STEADY va and
s9Rna r. % = ~
steady at e. % stock q rosn in hand and a6oat s6A
Flour steady in fair demands sales i,slo Sbis at
double ss a0sy S'a'e da a ,Sf
ON nI pvss nm 8. = Corn ss
.a AGs q oF sS s1sss
ass 70 %ssT & to Re @
= % 70 New6urs - to New York Railroad freights
sfs 'ds ey ss
TEL 81 l9m sst Of lumber Canal shipmens-2oo
sos ass q s.
Ksi nGs mai ss e.;
uOs Dariey malt 1855 do. Canal freIghts-Wheat
~ i2c; corn lie oats 7c Flour quiet Western SPRING
81 81 sales go 5bls Wheat dull Mlwaukee No
red winter, 81 co. white winter, 81 20 a 81 ~ Corn
quiet; sales 200 bushels at The 9000 do at Ike Tie
oats quiet sales 200 bushels No. Chicago 57c $500
90 milwaukee at 5sc. Barcy-Saes Of stray lot West
f sari a. y the season Is eyer Eye nSmiaa
$lI 30: extra clear, $40 50; hams, shouders &c.
breakfast BACON oc smoked beet l6c Beef tongues 81
per Dozen Lard in tierces, llc in tubs and Kegs Ike
other articles unchanged. l
ToIrpo Nav 10 1874
Flour arm and in fair demand. Wheat firm and 10 iar
No Dayton and Michigan red 81 IS; No. red. 81 SIS
options; high mixed 72kc spot; 72c. Nav; Sc June
6S4c. July; 703zc August; low mixed, 69ac. grade
sc Oats aniet and Inchanged at sac. for No Csc.
corn. shipmcnts-0OO bushels wheat l.OOO do. oats.
CHICAGO May lS 1874.
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat dull, unsettled and
lower closed stcader. Sales Of NO spring at 81 25
SI2lX 81 q June; No 8 do, 81 Is; rejected ST o.
Corn In fair demand and lower. at 6lc 6lc. for No.
mixed cash &c. bid june &c.. July; rejected, 68c.
z o9c.; high mixed. SAC. Oats In fair demand and
Ssns Tor Nc yepy KEe
SiO co. cash or June; Si0 rs july Bulk meats in GOOD
Whiskey quiet and weak, at S5Hc. FreighB-Corn to
g SaS sS a Ss xSs1 d. asSeg
1900 bushels hour eoSS do wheat Iii o01 do. corn
a. QUO DO. oats, and 1000 do barley. =
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SOCIAL SCIENCE.

The General Meeting OF the American
Social Science Association To Day.
The American Social Science Association win
hold a general meeting to-day and tomorrow at
Association Hall, Twenty third street and Fourth
avenue. The nrst session that OF today viii be
held in the evening, the President George William
Curtis, presiding, when the address win be made
by Mr.. Curtis and two papers read-one by Mr..
Cephas Brainerd, on 1.-The Social Science Work OF
the Young Mems Christian Union,n and the second
by Mr.. Gamaliei Bradford, Of Boston, on "Flnan-
cial Administrations 1t Is expected that Mr.. Ed
wards Perrep0nt will preside ct the third session
and Mr.. Jackson 3. schultz at the fourth. Each
paper read ~ the various sessions Is to be dis
cussed In ten-mnute speeches by gentlemen who
viii be invited TO the discussion account or their
knowledge OF the subjects treated OF. Tomorrow
there will be conference OF the boards OF pubic
charities In the United States and conference
OF the boards or health the ollo wing day. These
boards, on Friday, will hold a joint session.
have Representative present. Delegates from the
State boards OF public charities OF New York,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Micht-
gan and Wisconsin will be IN attendance. Al the
two sessions to be held tomorrow papers are 10 be
read by the Rev. DR.. Woolsey, oil New haven, on
the exemption from Capture OF Private Property
Upon the Sea- one on the Farmers Movement In
the Western States,n by willard q. Flagg, OF Moro,
H.. and third by President d. G. Gilman, OF the
University OF California, on "CalfOrnia and Its Re-
lations with the Other United states" This gen.
eral meeting OF the association, judging from the
programme for the seven sessions to be held. will
be one OF the most interesting and instructive yet
numerous gathering OF scientists and philan-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and
Declining.
MONEY EASY AND ABUNDANT.
Government and the Older Rail-
road Bonds STEADY.
GOLD 1I2 Ia A I12 Is.
WALL STREET, /
MONDAY, NAV 1S-6 p. N.

MONDAY. May 1s-8P P. MI
The course OF stocks to-day demonstrate the
truth OF the suggestions that have been made IN
these columns during the last two months. We
have declared that there was no positive strength
IN the market, no real reslency. no objective
point around which operators could rally for rise,
no basis for the sporadic "bull" movements which
have caused moro or less OF loss, and no fmmedi.
ate future on which dependence could be placed
by those who seek to avail themselves OF prodt on
what 10 called the .Iong'' side OF the market.
the reasons assigned were brief. There Is gen.
eral want OF confidence In the inside condition OF
railways, and these constitute the capital Of the
street. Tney show decline or earnings CORE
spending with the decrease in the general business
Of the country. Trade Is everywhere diminished
The sequel OF the panics OF 1887 and 1857 Is again
upon u.s. We cannot escape these financial Cycles.
They come and 60, and the Spectator enjoys hls
profit, according to the Judgment he exhibits IN
adapting himself to the prevailing condition
THE NEWS FROM WISCONSIN,
~ published In the HERALD yesterday is not en-
couraglng to Eastern capitalists who have adj
vanced money for the purpose OF developing West
ern railways. The dealings to-day amount to
$4,000 shares and are distributed as folows:-
Western Union, $4,000; Union Pacific, 20, 300;
wabash, 10000; Pacific MAIL $3.50; Ohio and MIS-
sisslppi 5000; New York Central, common, 14,010;
ST. Paul. common, II. 1885, Lake Shore, 1920: Erie,
LEGO; O., q. and c., 2,40O; Rock Island, 500;
Northwestern common, IL, 100.
THE RANGE or PRICES
Pacific Mail opened at AN, advanced to AK,
sold at 4ok and closed at AN; Rock Island sold at
oeH q 96A a 95K 95X; Western Union at 7OH
10X 90 a cox; Lake shore at 754 q 74h 74X;
New York Central at 971s a 81 97x Q e6H 96H;
Erie, s51 s4A; Ohio and Mississippi, % 221 o
22x Canton, 500 asked; Delaware, Lackawanna
ana Western. 1919 a lO7; Panama, 1861 a 1O4I
1881; Union Pacific, 27A 25s1 26A; North
western, common, at AZ 39X a 4O1s; do, pre-
ferred at go q $50 So; Wabash at 38X a IS 35X;
st. Paul, preferred, SIN 5oh; do, common, 80 .
SIX 32X.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest