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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03
WRONG NOTIONS.

The Communists Of Chicago recently
held q sort Of social gathering or picnic,
at which several speeches were made and
some extraordinary language used. OPP
preston Of the poor and injustice of the
rich were brought out and portrayed in
very strong colors. The motto of the
incendiary Communist is " anything but
what is" Law, order, even sacred Lib
erty itself are alike obnoxious 70 this
self-appointed champion of the rights of
man. This is serious phase OF folly
that many emigrants from foreign conn
tries allow themselves to fall into. In
Europe, surrounded by the despotism of
ages, with the last traces OF the feudal
system not yet obliterated, there is prob
ably q reasonable amount Of cause for
such violent sentiments. But when the
foreigner--no matter what his national
ity casts his fortunes in the New
World certain amount OF respect for
the land Of his adoption should restrain
his impetuosity. That there is poverty.
suffering and misery in America Is not
to be denied, but the fault lies almost
entirely with the individual. In this
respect we differ from the Old World.
Industry, energy and application will
insure success In any walk OF life and
the prize is open to oil competitors. Any
unmanly whimpering about untoward
destinies and common rights Of prop
erty, etc., is an indication OF an innatel,
depraved nature, and men that q
around prating Of social rights ant
equal division Of property and kindred
nonsense will eventually develop init
Williams and cutthroats as a tadpole de
velops into frog. Though essentially
too trifling to be harmful tho foul vapors
emanating from those vapid brains
should be dispelled by the sun OF truth
and reason as fast as disseminated. 1t
has been the language OF the shirk and
coward in oil ages to attempt to throw
the responsibility Of life on othel
shoulders, but to use common phrase
il is "too thin F" nowadays and onl,
excites contempt from society.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03
Foreign News.

PARIS, July At is estimated that
the destruction of property by the inun.
dations in the southwestern part of
France will amount to three hundred
million francs. The number of persons
who persisted is estimated at 5000.
President Mcmahon continues his tour
through the inundated district.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

Henry Smith, colored gentleman
who keeps a lodging house in Washing
ton, has been sued by white fellow TO
whom he had refused nights lodging.
White people certainly posses rights that
colored men arc bound to respect.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

II is gratifying TO the public mind to
know that Judge Nelson is DESTROYS the
jury in the Brooklyn trial should carry
away kindly recollections. After
twenty-six weeks of dreary wading
through a mass OF tedious testimony tbs
hardly to be expected they could agree
on anything, but we think the immortal
twelve will hardly carry away very
pleasing memories Of that epoch OF their
lives. And now, what next
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

General Spinner. I" the old watch dog
Of the Treasury" went out of Office on
the LIST instant. During the fourteen
years that be has been Treasurer OF the
United States he has handled an almost
incalculable amount OF money, and dur
ing oil that time there has not been the
faintest shadow of doubt rs to his
honesty. In those days Of degenerate
tbieving politicians il is pleasure to re-
cord fact like the above, and F. f..
Spinner deserves all praise for his long
and faithful guardianship of the public
funds.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

Wells, Fargo g. Co. have given mp all
business east OF the Rocky Mountains,
and will hereafter confne their business
exclusively to the Pacific Coast.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

Telegraphio communication between
Boise City and Silver City, Idaho, will
be completed by October LIST.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

The San Francisco Stock Board nd.
journed yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
till Tuesday morning, the 9th instant,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

Hon. Thomas Fitch will be the orator
Of the day at San Francisco on the 4th
instant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

One Of two things appears probable at
this moment: either that the Democratic
party is to be the party Of rag money. or
1t is to be divided on the great financial
issue. Either case furnishes the Repub-
lican party its opportunity. The only
sound doctrine is that of specie basis,
aud it is bound to win in this country.
II not now, then when disaster has taught
our people little practical political
economy. But we believe that they nm.
derstand it now sufficiently to make the
doctrine approved by reason and expert
ence the winning one. 1t is for the Re
publican party to take that up and unite
in its support.
The foregoing from the Boston Globe
contains great deal of truth. The state
ment that "the only sound doctrine is
that of specie basis" is good sound
sense; but the two great political par
ties are not going to array themselves
sqaarely and solidly on one side or the
other. There are many Republicans in
Ohio and Indiana violent inhationists.
There are also considerable number Of
Democrats that are for hard money era
once more. The unwise move OF the
Ohio Democrats, in contrast with the
more sensible action of their Republican
brethren in the same State, is weakening
to their prestige. Yet the Democratic
party is by no means divided--to any Sc
rious extent-upon the currency ques.
ton, nor is the Republican party unit
on this point. The financial evolution
and changes of the next twelve months
will do much toward defining the exac,
position of both parties on this subject
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

Away from the atmosphere OF rival in
terests and cliques and entirely independ-
ent of the Influence of the Central Pacific
Railway Company, the Republican press
OF Nevada and the Republican party Of
this State lend an enthusiastic approval
TO the candidates and platform OF the
Republican party of California II Carson
Appeal, June o.
1t is refreshing in the present heated
term to read those deliciously cool para
graphs the Appeal occasionally furnishes
US with, They are regular solid chunks
o! coneeaied wisdom. The argument is
about as correct as that Of the down-east
lawyer who, when told by the Judge that
the facts OF the case We're in direct con.
tradiction of the evidence he was adduc.
ing. replied; wall, Judge, so much the
worse for the facts
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03


A few Democratic conventions through
out the State have adopted the Republi-
can financial doctrine-specie payments
This is the work of the money power.
But the voice of the party goes up for
the ye-affirmation of the Democratic
financial policy which swept the State
las. year. The bondhoders haven't
money enough to buy the Democracy OF
Ohio.-l Cincinnati Enquirer. (Dem.)
II few more Democratic conventions
would adopt the same financial doctrine
that party would have better chance OF
carrying the State than they now pos
sess. The lutte State convention held in
the interests OF that party made an eyre
gious mistake in incorporating in their
platform the absurd theory OF imitation.
They are finding it out now, but, like
the man that said the horse was sixteen
feet high, they will stick to their error
The rifle match between the Sumner
Guards of San Francisco, and the
Twelfth Regiment of New York, has re-
suited in victory for the California
marksmen. The score stood in the ag-
gregate: San Francisco. 511; New York,
468. The New Workers were armed with
the Remington gun; the Sumner Guards
fred with the Sharps rife. A high de-
gree of skill was manifested on both
sides.
The oyster has no head. and yet be
aas . beard. Why 10 this thusY
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

ORDER or PROCESSION.
a, The Procession will form at 3 O'Clock D. IN. ON
MAIN street. opposite Clark store right resting
on Main street
LINE OF MARCH.
Inc line, after forming. will march along
Main 10 Lscour street; along Lacour TO the
Record once. countermarching back through
through Ely street to Cedar street; along Cedar
to Meadow Valley; down Meadow Valley te
Main and up Matn street to the stand between
Russ SCOTS and Bishop Il sabin's buildings.
jy3.2t Grand Marshal
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03
Pacific Coast.

BAN FaANcIsco, July at was ten
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

The Basiness ONCE OF the PIocHE DAILY
RRooHp has been removed 10 Lynchs bnc,
Building. Lscour street, near Main, wne' o.
r (soRNkx
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

raE PIocHE DAILY RECORD II
the Cheapest Inland Paper and
Advertising Medium on the Pacific
Coast. weekly Subscription. so
Cents. Advertising mt corresponds
ing Low Rates. The RECORD Cir
culates all over the Pacific Coast,
and also in the greater portion OF
the chief Atlantic Cities and East
ern states generally.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03
z TIE EG RIA PHI

SPECIAL To THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD
ny WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

The oyster has no head. and yet he
has beard. Why 10 this thus9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

CT. AGNES's SCHOOL, Albany, n. Y.
- THE R,ht Pew. William well noane principal and
Rector sister Helen. Head Of the House; Miss E. W. BOYD
Head OF the school ~ ,,,.,..,
The sixth year will open Thursday, Sept 90 The schoo
IL pupils thoroughly furnished IN me cflee
Of c0mtru c hers under The constant personal over
sig 81 Bishop The terms are $500 for The school year
Zee. MUSE and Padding the only extras
Apply circulars for admission, to Bshop D0ane or 10
Sstei Heb d Albaly, y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Ctr propertr Go fct.
Brook!rn propertn 90 Get.

rJNO LET-A three-stOry Brick HOUSE, Base
meut and sub orilar, ~ Rooms, ali mcaern imBro,
yn. can be from 10 p. m. R,nt 500 fossssoI
immediately. GEO. rhlDAokh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE


broadway. g, s2A y q 2istst 20 ixl2s ilxis1I
sss s ~ M " jiGs n n Greenwioh st. 25xJoG
llsase) unity church 10 Catharns Mitchell, "a yrs
y@ NY No. sx75 John Braun - rranzsks
g,rn ILL., " w. 90. .........-.. -........... 13C
NIL $3.50 y, = 60 - ~ NO. q yntsOr Nomi
Nottst. W g. ST. n ~ Sprngst, rns oof
wGft ~ e PIX ,Ja8 to an alley. and along sfid
alley "a it 10 Mou-si, at point VI ssginh,hG mouse "A
and lot John SolapY % Joseph fiillenh mi lfol
srrinefeid st. n =, II II OF CourtaDdt ave 25flWi
SEBASTIAN Ilauck 70 AGolrh and Dores OF IN lnn 80
WaveTIey st. n = $50 ~ W OF ProspcctaSe, $1,000 eI
seu,oTs and heirs at law Of James Dare % i'oDert .
2'S q, o II Of 9Th ave 23xgs.o " zn-
norman by r Ggasmucf, gd'n, TO John ach"rn- =,
Ss.b a. O. 1874 r. Of 2i-avs, 25x56s; Lonisr, wife
OF iorerz Weber, TO Elizabeth Laudautr AID Eizs a.
5irt, st "A $50 II a. slave, 20xlOO.5 Gerhard
ITEMS yer 30 George Teller. ~. ~
73g a. n . 3fS Il Of Ave A. 2Jyl022 2; Han N ig
gins 10 Elizabeth DOnOhue and mary "@"sah' SUD
74tnst' n = II II = Of sdaye, l9xe2.2 2; GERHARD
Tieyneyer (ieOrec Keller, sub morris <1DoO ~
s6tl,st n = 37i II Of isi-ave l8xl0nSi INST ni
90 # G Of 1stave. lI0xlo0.s; sSthst, 3 r. a'~I lU
IL G OF Ave A, 225N6 .; Ave A, " o cor oOu,st
l45xlOO; Jose!h iullsnbraDd To John seiaipeit ~
1Oifh ST. No $50 Fast, l6.sxlOOl1; X bafnA Bay
1ista AZ : a az Q II " OF Ave 4, 20Yl0lll abba
W. wife Of James Peters 10 Sarah A. VILE 81 James
IsSth. IT. n =, 100 II Of C9urilandtayc, ,oxlOo;
Charles D. berk0w la Julius HeberfeTn 90
'G 10 Cerse f Rscr cs@b morris 81 1870
5th.ave e ~ 10 fl y iSJthst, 22xlCc; IIewelyn
Haskell to SAMUEL Cameron soD morts eI''H'o'' o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Nem Publications.

CCND 25 CENTS for EVANS's ADVER-
TiSING HAND BOOK, the most practical treatise on al
vctsIr ana containing lists OF papers pub
nsacd Address n O. EVANS, Advertising Agent 2J2 WASH
e w. "There's millions in it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Gonulrp l1ropertn 90 Let.

4 PAIR OF twin HOUSES, large lots, well
IN locati hiya ground ceISts rent 50 Pr
montn good teii.lIts. Address MUTUAL FRIEND IT'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
BRAND CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC
j OF THE CITY OF EEW.YORK,


GRAND CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC
" OF THE CITY OF NETWORK,
no. ~ FIFrHANE
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth stsD
After successful close ~ the lest term the Director
begs ard the public III general thkt he
fan season OF Che 6IAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ILL COHMLNCE SEPT. J., 1870
Pupils should apply once 70 secure proper oassfraon
The inslI lction VII riso al branches 81 vocal
and instrumental muse musical compositions, and foreign
languages. ,-.-- 49,, - -.
The Keearsals Of nc Amateur Orchestra. which were 20
ayofaDy received INST Winter viii be e,itnned and Also ts
lIciufes musical olenCe
rtes by pupils Conservatory or lectures alter
nAeiy every week oo.
eAensye library OF the institute containing over $1,000
wOr.s, a. Available 70 all papi.r.
ERVING's SCHOOL of ART.
y Drawing Co'ors and OIL Paintings 81 vptvef1fy
Ll1e On " soeoty IApraSyl between 18th and l3thsss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Real Cssiaie 60 grrldnJc.

A LARGE frst-cass HOUSE in New Yors,
~ g0od location, t. EXCL ANG Z for nnllciinhare6 Fam
other property. w. IL WisLLs, 2os Hros"iwaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

NOIRE DAME Of MAk1 LAND COLLEGl-
~ ATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES near Gos ana
t0yp Baltimore Coz Nd, 2 miles north Of Baltimore
Quoted BY school, Sisters Of Nore Dame THIS Institution
dRiraby located The grounds extonSe and the
building Is constructed with every accessory for eonor and
convsuInce Tie stem OF eineaon puInne u ssnel 10
moral and physical 81 the pnpS
aooGmI she'd and ussul members Of
eety Board tuition Including the French aud Germ
languages s2t6: YOUNG LADIES DESIRING PRIVATE
APARIMLNIS s346 Tor payuoulars send toT catatuSuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Gitp RsaI estate for Sale.

COMBINATION FXTRAORDINARY.-P Per-
" feet Cooking Laundry RANGES that beat she rooms
a6nve warrant, HULL, Gi.JPPBS a. 90,
Thrl-aye, above Twenty i..ri,-i New. YORK.
-FOUR NEW elegant HOUSES Tor SALE
send for pa,phle conalna ad fIl pa usn
10 the owners DiJGGIN CROssMAN, Architects 90 Esst
Forty frst-sf.
MADISON-AVE.-A fOur-stOry brown stone
WI cabinet fin sI corner HOUSE for SALE ~ sacrise
lULAND & WHITING, Beekman st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
REAL ESTATE.

xEw-YoRK, Saturday, Sept. .. 1878
The following sale was made at the Exchange
Salesroom today:
~ lc,sefp 4 T1rt>r
story frame h0Ise, with Dot ol The north ede
Of S4th.st, 10 81 Oi 1ithaye 2JxIOIS 70 the -
Dime iags Bank for sZoCO
Richard w. BsT8ett sold Friday 81 TIE Essnsn se s. =
roon the aliag with lot No. ~ Genre IT, ode be-
tween Worth and l. orarsts lot sa9ursd
10 sept. Also soil the 30 win Lues, at iunG
Springs, n. j. To George Eam for go oy) So the
acres adjoining the above 10 Jere Abbott Tor f<"voo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Brooklrn Real estate for sale.

TOR SALE-On CarrOll-st., new and elc-
ant TIRE story lrownstone Hot 81, bt IN best man
ner ard having cyey improvement price yriJ ioY;
RULAND q WHITING, . Bseknaa-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

80 PARk-AVE., N. Y.
40 between IhiTiv.seventh ard Tnirtyeiehth sfs)
MURRAY HIIL INSTITUTE. frstciass school for bows
especil as preparatory for college NGmDe. limited to my
fanny puyis Twelfth year opens sept ~ JOSEiH
d. HULL (lsel Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Neu-l:rsen ncal Gstate fer Sale.

.lol---~--~----(------
oh zoo MODEL 50, 900 HOMES. 5000:
- ..DOOe-At FRANKLIN cl.arting i sSeTb q
NhWARK, NJ. Convenient 70 ORANGE HOCSIAi-~
PASSAIC &c .-.1..., e.o.,,r -. ,., d, ..o..
81, 800 viii BUY HANDSOME CoTTAGs, roons
s,IV coo will I.UY Il HANDSOME COtlA'il 4. rooms
SoO0 will BUY HANDSOME COlTAtitr Ioons -,
5000 viii BUY HANDSOME CO iIh'i- IL r"'i"" ~
modern improvements, handsome gronnis. -.
This property Is beautifully located ADJOINING rairos 81
tion nearer M TIN. than CENTRAL PARK low cornut-
ton; excellent SCHOOLS CHUtCIih.S, ahl Ath nsa' -
Examine Photograph OF Houses, &c. at - bi'aD ~ 90
Ro, II TO- -. ...u, Sn''''N ~ '"A'
F. s-MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Eousss nl1o farms D)anieo.

HOUSE.-W TO purchase, in New-fork
BrcokyD small Hot Sc In good, r'pee,t ,as
nekburloOa esrng to selceAi or cas, bufes$
stating price and location, BOX LOT rrbua' Oi.ce
VNANTED-A HOUSE with Il stable. be-
" low 7Othst Address L. J. GARRISON 20 Grandst,
city.
XArANTED-A part of HOUSE, furnished or
w unfurnishe four TO 81 rooms within Two eochs =.
9th ave anu between IN 5Uth Ste iul particulars
and lowest cash pca. j. w. SUFFERN, $50 JtAavc ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
fcw Schools.

CTrY OF NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY LAW
~ SCUOO.Lrhe annual session be Sins Oct. !, lSI3 Inc
completed IN two year, students aIe alntel 10
written wei Oral examination ~
reuaired candidate fur degree For cr
GUITARS apply to W. r. NARVGN Al Broadway, or d. H.
JAQT \ secretary, 2j 't.mbers-st
NOIUNBIA COLLAGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERN OF this instit,t
Great Jones st. corner tiisat jones'
lafayette place in this CITY on DN EoDAf, Oct
C. aud will coItinIe until Ma ~. 1876.
The or,o Of AZ iy embraces two years The degree II
Bachelor VIII be conferred Students who pursue
The lull course pass the rt1 i.rei examination.
catalogues containing full information address al
Great JoBesst, THEOWlEE W.. DIV i1ii
Professor OF Municipal Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
For Young Ladies City.

CHARLIER INSTITUTE
"
YoUEG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS,
Va. 10. HAnIsoNhvE-
This School viii re1prn TUESDAY, sept 2S No board
in, pupils taken Thorough AID complete Ensl,sh coirre
ettrcs class special advantages for French aHd ter
man -ht Gymnastics Drawing, Sewing. &C prospectus
with Of the School 10 be raj on APPLICATION
Mr. and Mrs. hIlSEE CHAkLl Els, Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
0edrbers.

Al LII wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
n o. irsss amer. EIaoat Onl Union, 49, BroadNay f
YALE GRADUATE, vino has had two Years
"a s.crssful experience, sr,s position as TEACHER
Address TEACHER. BOX Lose. wliavcn Conn
4 TEACHER, profcien! in Music and higher
~ English, DESTROYS Of finding good location for q
SCHOOL, 20 miles from city, may address c.. White Plains
T. o.. y y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-21

WANTED-A PARTNER WITH CAP TAI, TO IN
~ gaze in the linen business Address B., oJx II
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-21

AN EXCITING DAY-THE RELATIONS OF PANAMA
AND PACIFIC MAIL.
The situation on the street Is one or great anx.
iety 10 small dealers
on Monday there was an ADVANCE OF eight per
cent In the Stock or the Panama Railroad Com
pany. followed ~ mucn excitement and many
speculative rumors. me HERALD representative
walled On Mr. Trenor W. PARK, who Is supposed 70
control the road, ana that gentleman expressly
denied being interested. either 10 ne stock move.
ment indicated or as a party to any arrangements
By wnlcn Panama should yield 70 the demands
o. Pacific Mail Or the overland roads.
The advance 10 the stock. therefore, was either
based on tne covering OF shorts or some guertlia
movements intended TO divert public attention
from the artiul manipu alton OF other stOcKa
That TINS latter supD1eitt0n was N true one Waa
evidenced 70 day W tue all 81 Panama gtOcK-wttn
but lew saes--t0 a point peiow wnlch any sales
had been recorded i0r several days. Tue rumOr 81
tue salng o. Oue uftne new neet Oh the Oriental aud
occidental steamship COMPANY, Chartered ~ tAt
company from the waite star line, was REGARDED
as purt OF tho pr0E0mf1o OF MANIPULATION eaDe
claliy as tue announcements ot tue enarteT terms,
&C. VI me aeamera was made Ia tns HggAL6
some tine SINCE
Tuefe WAS 40 meeting OF tho Pacific Mail steam.
RhJp COMPANY Yea srday. but there Will be on to-
uMy. kum0rs dew tulcE anu last on the street aa
20 arrangements with Panama, but these were
authofl tatiyoly a0uled.
Ine aaOds on tue Union Pacific Railroad are nos
Regarded ~ lhNoNlug much loss beyond tnat OK
present DELAY 81 freight ami loss 0l passenger
business, Tue bridges destroyed are wooden
structures, aud the damage 10 the tracks can be
repaired without great expenditure; 50 SAID one
q sas officers % the road 70 tne writer yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
An Erratic Stock Market
Spasmodic Movements.
MONEY EASY AT 8 PER CENT
Gold Steady at lis l-S-GOVernmeni Bonds
Strong and Active.
SECRETARY BRIsToW'S WORK
WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, April 20--o r. a

TUESDAY, April 2O--o =. M
More than usual interest attached 20 the
STOCK marRet to-day, in consequences or sharp,
sudden aud unexpected fluctuations, which we're
calculated 10 prevent anything ike monotony On
either side OF speculation. Inc opening prices
were nrm and promising, but oaiy htte time
eapsed before Ii was apparent that somebody nad
put his loot the principal active securities ana
commenced milking pro ess upon al o. me
weaker holders Later a well defined bear move
ment set in aud there was mucn covering and
realizing although al the close there was some
recovery ANA exhibition 81 fresh strength on the
ether nand excitement was caused by q spas
modic advance ia Kansas Pacific and At
lanic ana Pacific Telegraph. The former opened
at 1917, and steadily moved up 70 26js, with aclose
~ 26 The sales amounted 10 5000 shares. BY q
few who took advantage OF this knowledge this
result was not unantIcipated; Tor the point had
been quietly given out that the pending contro-
versy between the company ana the Union Pacinc
corporation Is settled and nencelortn that passen-
gers ana freight VIII be shipped over either route
without competition in price.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following were the changes to-day, COM
pared with the prices Of yesterday
ADyASoE--Arlanttc and Pacific preferred, x;
Delaware. Lackawdnna and western, "a; wabash,
u Union Pacific Il Atlantic ana Pacific Iele-
graph, * canton, 2.
DECLlNE.-Ere. Is hhhnlpaI hhu ~. Joseph, q
Harlem, y Lake shore ~ NorthWeste, y COM
mou. = Pacific Mail, ~; Panama. 8; quicksilver
= Rock lslana Is st. Pau. =; Western Union,
-; NorInwestern preferred, Il.
the STOCKS that remained steady we're New
YORK Central, O., G ana !. q, ohio and Mississippi
and golu.
THE SALES or TO-DAY
amounted 20 about 10000 snares which were d.
vided among tue active stocks follows New
YORK central and Hudson River. e45; Erie, 500;
Lake shore, "a 600; Northwestern, 1000; North
western preferred, 500; Rock Isano. 100;
Pacific Mail As, 600; ST. Paul, 1,l5o; ST. Pau pre-
ferred, 900; ONO, 5000; western Union, "A 900;
WABASH, 5000; Union Pacific 80 COO; Panama,
1000.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest