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(tJaIL HAMS received to-day, May 20 n,
- lmy 81 j. Z. y b. M1LDOhN
, 1876-01-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Accommodations se
the Banks for Borrowers
Larger Supply Of Exchange-''Rates
Weaker---Light Country Orders
for Currency.
The Produce Markets Nerrous..-ProFls'
ions Active aud Stronger"..
Hogs in Light Supply.


The banks hkYe 10 surplus Of funds for the sceom-
atIons Of borrowers have all that il needed for
their regusr customers. Tho deposits continue o",
and there IL movement from the country to replace
Whist has been drawn out. The country IL compelled
by the condition Of the roads ask for renewal. Of
large proportion Of paper falling DUE the means FOR
paying it not having been obtained by marketing Its
producss The SIMPLY Of r,pcr at the banks IL mode7-
ate though larger than it would be Vera collections
better.
Rates Of discount are sGlo par cent.
On the strect good business paper III in demand. and
for other kinds Of Paper there IL reluctant araes
Rates are s218 Per cent.
The supply of Now York e1chango has been In
creased by shipments Of provisions, and the price La
weaker. The rate yesterdsy vas i6eGfl discount be-
tween banks for 81 900. .
The country orders for currency were light. There
were shipments from New York on Western account.
The ceA.ngs Of the banks for the week are reported
by Manager D. r. Hale Of tha Clearinghouse as fol-
, 1876-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION 70 0UH suBURn1.
To ths Editor Qf The Chicago TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO. Jeu. 28.-Ihe article in you1 issue OF
last Sunday upon the subject Of cheap tranapor-
tation to tho suburbs, by E. T. S., deserves mora
than passing notice. This subject is ono OF vital
importance to thousands. The question would
Like to have answered is not will cheap trains be
run to and from onr suburbs, but how soon? We
know it will come in time, but when !? I for
one believe, and many NTH whom hava talked
believe with me, that the coming spring is the
appropriate time to inaugurnta this movement.
We hear that tho Chicago. Burlington D. Quin-
CT will run q scent train to Downer's GroFe
in the spring. Many are looking to the Rock
Island, however. to be the first to movo in this
direction. and, should they begin, other roads
will eoou follow suit. Many people are studying
how they can llre cheaper, and they naturally
turn toward the suburbs, where they are free to
live and dress regardless OF the dctates OF eo-
cietv 4 friend told the writer that It only cost
them-s family Of three-Sl per week over what
they ralHed {they had small nc1e tract) Tor
their table. Now. for very small sum per an
nun one can have comfortable place 10 to 20
miles out and have their horse COW, pigs. chick
ems. etc.. and be independent; but when it coets
from Is to so cents each way, AZ it now does IN
uauy cases, tho fmount becomes burden that
few can afford.
We are glad to sec the public mind turned to
this subject. There has been more said about
this matter lately than IN years gone by. and We
believe that hard times. mot flush times, are
preferable for setting such movement In mo-
lion.
The Rock 1sland has somehow by common
consent been selected to begin this work. by
all means let uB have cheap fares,-5-cent
trainB.-and Chicago will soon be surrounded by
villages containing healthy and happy popula.
, 1876-01-30

Neariy half century ago, woman named
Loomis, living in Pavlet, Vt, Was compelled to
ask relief from the town, which was refused. She
finally became charge upon the town, and she
then made VOW that the Town Of Paw1et should
be- ION yenrs old in October, and the fifty years
will expiro some time next winter. She has had
ofIets Of marriage during her dependence, but
her answer always waH, "f would not swap tho
Town Of Pawlet for the best man IrlpR."
, 1876-01-30

a.zlo7 It. vith Improvements, dated jan a.. $500
Grand ar, 81 it v Of Western ", sWf, 15I
133 It dated Sept s, lSH...... ....-.....-. 1000
II. 29.iSoslao Il, dated Jan sas4s
SOUTH Of CITY L1NI1H, WITHIN RAp1UR OF MILES
or coEnT-HoUsE.
231il6 IT, Win building. dated Jun. .7....$ 5000
Thirty ninth ut, Il cor Of hedzisa Az, 10 acres,
dated Dee 10, 10000
SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount Of the city
and suburbkh transfers within . radius OF miles
of the Court House fled for record during the
week ending Saturday, Jan. 80: City sales, 70 !;
consideration, a349, 9,623. North Of city limits
sales, 2; consideration, 1900. South Of city
limits sales. IA consideration, s55, 15o Total
sales, SO. Total consideration, 2i05,973.
, 1876-01-30

LATEST.
Egy YoHK Jan. 2o.-aoid opened 1t 113, advanced
to 1l3,s, snd afterwarda receded to lis. Carrying
rates were S. =, ~, 1, and per cent.
Governments dull but Gzroug.
Railroad bonds firm this afternoon. Erie fourth
mortgage ross to lo0 The most important change
In Columbus, Chicago Indiana Central second mort
gage which sold at ao against 16 yesterday. Union
Pacific sinking funds strong, and advanced to 95a.
State bonds quiet and strong.
Stocks wore lover in the early dealings, bnt
after tho first cal prics2 advanced 4 to
TX Der cent. Later there waa reaction OF
= to 4, followed soon by an active market,
which caused sharp advance. The greatest
improvement vas in Western Union, which rose from
77s< to 79H on the talk about stock dividend. North
western shares were prominent in the dealings,
mon rising to 424, and preferred to g. Ths rise
assisted by reports regard to the situation Of parties
in the Northwestern speculation It stated that
some Of the brokers and speculatvrs had Eod their
stock and gone short In hopes OF 9 reaction, and
that the new party had taken all the floating
stock with view to giving sharp twill sd
for common, and 76;s for preferred 0hios quite
feature, aud ross to 241, closing At eA1. Missouri
to G. Pacific Mail steady at sk93sH; Lake Shore
at 67ata67H; Rock lslsnd 1t le3A1o3H, and Union
Pacific at H. The market closed active and strong.
The transactions On the Stock Exchange aggregated
I79 600 Shares OF which 3l00 Erie, a. 800 Lake
Shore 20 600 Northwestern, 4100 Rock Island 2u, 800
psciae Mall ooo St Paul 900 ohios S6 SO Vest
ern Union, 1000 Missouri Pacific, co. Atlantic Ia
cidc preferred. and ], 100 ST. Joseph.
The weekly bank statement is as follows: Loans,
decrease sd spseie se6 dee.sass s29 de-
16sa l0o circulation, decrease 1oo rosersc, in
Money market easy at 4@5 per cen. On call: prime
Customs receipts si5aooo. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $3.50, 900. clearings, ST, 100000.
, 1876-01-30

Withdrawn from stors On Friday for city con-
sumption: l,644 bu nhest, $50 bu corn, 755 bu rye,
1,7Ca bu barley.
The following grain WAS inspected into store On
Saturday morning: cars No. N. #. wheat, ~ cars
No. do. cara No. spring, 81 cars No. 2 do, rs
cars No. do. 10 rejected do, grsda do
{ll2 wheat); Is earz high-mixed corn, II No
do. II new mixed do. 80 cars rejected do, Is
cars grade do la corn); 1s white oats cars
No. do, cars rejected do, cars no grade do t25
oats); cars No. RE: II cara No. barley, Q cars
No. do, cars rejected d. 5 cars no grade do Isl
barley. Total, $50 CARS or ILL., 0ce bu- Inspected
out: a.o7s bu wheat 2,;2o bn 2 $50 bn osts,
1856 bu rye, and 4,o1o bu barley.
The following wero the receipts md shipments Of
breadstuHs and live stock Ut this point during the
, 1876-01-30

H. pssnG on The shipment. et Fd., W,
its shoulders at 7c; 90 boxes do 1t 7c almo - VA
CO &c; $50 000 lbs short ribs at l0c c.ah sIea
10ze for March, 1876 for April and INC for 49,
spot: 100000 tbs green hams III 2s) At l0hc: as
sveet picked do 1s rba) at 12c; and 80 bo1es 1on M
hams It lac. the market closed at tho following rseas
, 1876-01-30
TELECRAPHIc- MARKET REPORTS
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Eaeetdf Dtst.1kcA to T4a Cklex1o 3FSbXn9m


L1rRnpoo1. Jan. 29-1:30 p. m.-FLouR-No. ], 28s
No. 2. 23:
GRAS-Kheat-Winter, No. !, los: No ? 81 od'
spring. No. /, % I'd: Nc. 81 Id; white No 1s Sd
No. 2, los; club, No. ], 1la; No. 4 2oa Cd oo1nt
New No. l, sos; No. 2, 97s Cd.
PRar1szoSs-Pork, 82s Cd Lard. ba1.
TALLow-5s Cd.
CuEEaE-57s.
ANTWERP, Jan oo-pE7Ro1xuN-A.
LONDON, Jan. g.-BuLlox-Amount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balancs t@
dag. fsa, 600.
cossoLs-For money aud sccoun1, "a 1-l6.
-: AAEsicAN SEcuH171Es-5-29s Of IS, losA ~
1927; 10 log, 1o7k: new is, 1u5A; New 7srk canta
100: Erie, l5..; Ezte preferred, 81.
TALLow-a8s I'd.
PARIS, Jan. 2a.--Rentes. est 45c.
FRANKFORT. jan 29.-Us1TEp STATES Baaps-Ass
81. lo1.
= THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS
NEW {oEK, Jan. 93-FLoUR-Recaipta, 9oo0 ofaa
IN huyeEs favor, with very limited export and hole'
trade demand; supezdne Ststa and Westeru. SA98
4.65: common to good e1tra. sl.s585.3s: good u
choice. $a-4095eQ; white wheat e1tEs, $5.s59'.'as
extra Ohio, $Aa5s725; St. Louia 8. .2A29oo; Ainte*
sofa patent process, s6.5o3s0o. Rye aoux duh ana
lower at xf.1o{a5.lO.
CopH-MEAL-Hcavy and lower; Western. $1AA
SIS, 49,.
Receipts, s,oco hu; slightly ~ aE Sr}s
e5s. favos; rejected spring. 9sc: no Grade az n I'm
Sl.21; No. do, sl.os@l.o9; No. 2 Chicago spttosa
Sl19@1.o3: No do. nomina1y $1.0s&lN: "a.
spring. $l-so9l.4o; No. Minnesota, $40; 10 x
Nestern graded, $1.23: amber Pennsylvania, E.ss n.
Ryenomtnal; Western. s6Gs5c; State 9os93e eaas5
da IN bond, SOC. Darley-Ma1ket dull; two.foTWsa
espts % 5n shade saq beef xsss f.ir
for export and home trade use mixed, no graos "a
Low mt1ed, graded, 62Ha69xo; mixed, gEaasa; ~
RraGGdx EEEE4r d1atk-nrsffDs1. II 0GQ hUs He&sEAA
, 1876-01-30
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Further Incidents Of His Pcrcg-
rinations in HindoStan.
Visitation Of Scenes Connected With the
Great Scpoy Mutiny Of 1867,
4 Pig-sticking Expedition. During Which
Lord Oarington Breaks His
Oollar-Bone.

u:
D'spa1eA 70 Ir'.a''4 .nu aaam..'+s ".r hr;af "a
tnsr n0snss wsrs Of s what occurred during tho stay
At nanares viii rive an idea of what occurred
49, ~. ~ .ai,r-a,,, co,1a IN iust;ce To f,,e
'neAo' ou' ~ ~. Ta1a, ~ +ha
procession OF eiephanea 81 tne tenWea' W w
reception at Dankipo1e, to the splendid camp OF
Sir John strachey ut Bonares, to tbs visit to the
ntohor.iah at Hamnacar or to tho i!Iumi-
1"|..t0A ~1@A n1. 49,. n.;.,. -,aao
natlona' A' nsnhlpote 'no 1@'1eAo 9o
many presents. The Europeans presented
tame leopnrd. At Denare5 the Prince saw, Tor
the t;-st time. a Grand encau,pmeut. The Grand
Nv u..' '' s.'.a.ea~ - ,,,;,a 1oro ho1 t,ya,va
avenue 4uaflet o. An4io 'oos' nNn ~
large tents On each sfoe' tefm'na1eu w Luz 'ea''
OF the observation-disclosures and the Pnnce, a.
ranged and filed with combination OF English
~ ~. sa.na.s ~ aac,, .av, rr,a nrovidea With
fireplace. The Princes suite were PROVIDED
with electric bella, aud lamps were placed be-
fc,e aach tent door. The NIGHTS. which are very
.o,5 1,ada Tho f;ra. xerv welcome. The Muuic-
eoiu' H4Ao9 ~ .-o.,,..aa ~, a1dras. rrhav
lpahty OF Den1res pleson'ea An Ao1e07' ''
welcomed the Prince to the
MOST SACRED CITY OF THE H1SDoos,
;,,st,v recardaa and farnous ss tho seak of their
n.;o 9a ,,h;,o,,,b- o,d 1as7n;,o and associ-
a,sd 1t from time immcmodal in their
minds With all that was pure and holy
in their faith, Thousands OF tho deyout
,,-,i.r ,aear,h1oa ro ,ro,.hin thara. maintain
annuAt,s n"..1 49, ~ ~. t,,,,ast t,sedo,n for
1ng unoer btlslsh 7u'e ls'o 'u.ioot 1aeouo" 80
their rites and ceremonies. iheV recognized III
t1,e Queer, qualities "a great as those OF the
Moasro1,. ~ Ran,roa commemorated in tie
11.".4 mo'a@sns 49, :. Neutrality-suspicious. Thcv
Hinaoo gp.c, .t,r snt ~ 10 narsons, assurance
1na4kea uer AaJss.5 - - n1aas ~ TnJ;a co,,.
sue nae gsep ot net .asana, .ns and ther uatcj,-
sesea ny 1ne ileo =. ,,.,G,ote,ae intarast
60 nls ploslHss ~. W. - 6rsst nleasnTa
me tIucs 1epiou 1ia' ~, ','tr -; al fla No.
70 oe tn1sj ietGa'o4 u;aSao -! ,.,.];n AMI tn haar
lions ana peop.e W .la.eo sra1 10 foet;nca
1luan tuo7e o W. ntu" ~ ,orts of Ind;a that
OF tnoir soun'iyn!en ~ a. ,.,av on;ora1 in
uhaef btlttsn 1 !n, ~ aor.L;,, occo1f;,nr
tne 1uliesI 1lesooli tise .ei 9s;tH a,b tas nr;v.
70 tne usaees o. sLs4. ,rraon+aH ne-fa,t ri.
1loee WHICH ~ss n!sny apPt .,so n'aa,, .+o;r
elaslon. ~ "9asu sunsod ~ e,rat;.,5a Ia wa.
e1pfessloHa ot .u5aa.5 1nu a- s,-,nrs n,saa,,. to
conVlncea II "ou.u 1--we t,1a ,,ssas cnnra,te
leafn tnas lucy .,'a. Ia ;nvad ps0'
m9nt, anu ptospeaIs eoos oDl''
IL "as confiueieu ~, neuessa,r w go. r3-,o.s
~ tAS1 80 laeo ~ ,rao+ar ra,,.os
- oenates. put sy w.. .,3ona. a,' Stora;t,,s
tnan ere .aheI ~ .aa5 "a a1.or"h; T. con,d nj ho
ssis n1lan 800 sf iii van r. ays
sa!u tost .ue ~. H. han ~ ~n3ce # must
ptesslons =. sgoI ,,n,+,, ~ s1a1ras cian;n,
, 1876-01-30
-. =
COMMERCIAL :

The following wcre tho receipts and shipments Of
tho leading articles Of produces in this city during the
twenty -fonr hours ending At o'clock CD Saturday
morning aud for ths corresponding dats year ago:
, 1876-01-30

Green Halus-Shpped for tho week. l39G pieces,
1ennst s. 81 pieces week last gear: since nov l.
1875 So 3 pieces, ARatuat Isl 20 peoos tho co1respond-
ing period In 1874
dexz.
Tha following tahis shows the number Of hogs rack
ed at the points named returned to the Secretary Of
tbs Chicago PoSk-P1ckerz' AAsouiatioa:
, 1876-01-30

HE lUAW NHNNC n
IT rs EASY FOR GOOD BORROWERS.
The business the past week has been the dull
est known for long time past. Renewals COM
prise the main part Of the loan agents occups-
ton. Money is in excess OF tho demand and
good names and property are readily accommo-
dated at per cent, while those not favorably
regarded have to pay the extreme figures. 10
show the divergence, We note two loans' each tor
s120o1, one OF which Was foz i've years at per
cent, secured by good inside property, and the
other to secure note dae one Sear from date at
10 pcr cent, on property outside the city limitg
This time OF year is generally known as the dnll
season, but the last week Of JANUARY, 1s7G, is
perhaps q little ahead Of all its predecessors
eince the great fire in the paucity OF its trans
actona in The real estate loan market.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Eoa THE WEEK ENDING
ri
, 1876-01-30

1lIeb8
MEss PoRK-Was quite aetivs, and 10a12kc hfehpr
under good damand, addition to The orinary cai
for changing over Sales reported Of 5000 brls
seller February It f1e.35a19.5o: $500 brls seTar
S1e92f@20o:k; and 500 brig seller May 1t $20.2sa
2oso Totsl - hrla The market closed strong i
{l9AE9l9.4s cash o. o. seller January; H9.403l9.x2x
seller April; aud $40 0.27k@2o.30 seller May.
Prime uess pork WIZ quoted It N7.a5. and ert,a
prime at $l4.25. ~N'N -1>N~
1ARp-Waa In good dem4nd for future, and fully Sc
per 100 lbs higher with no change in Liverpool snd
no hrnness In New York till after the strength hero
had been reflected there Sales were rtpoted of 500
tca seller February at s12o5al212H; $3.50 ten roller
March 4 tl2asK@1a7Ix and 4?so tes aeler April
firm at sl2.o7ha12l0 cash or seller JanuarY SI2l0
se!!sr February Sl22s seller March and April $l24o
MEA1s-"era in good demand but Issa active IA
moat Of tbs oraezs <7pesred to be limited to former
figures, while holders asked e advance On most de-
scr1pu9ns Tor delivery during this Kaonth and next
snd fully &c Advance fex daliyazJ sftas the ooss of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-23
STAUNTON.
,rgysi FOR \ MURDER EIGHT YEARS AGO.
CuRISTMAS-DR. HoGE. &C.

,IElSI FOR \ MURDER EIGHT YEARS A"o-
CuRISTMAS-pR. HoGE, &C.
lcnrr,sponucucc y! thu Richmond Dlspatch.1
DECEMBER %, 1876.
EIGHT wears ago, while Il party OF young
uron!c were spending an evening az the
residence OF Christopher Slower, an aged
and respectable farmer IN this county, three
y1cn entered the house, pistols IN hand,
with their faces BACKED. to rob the house.
4 gentleman OF the same name, and living
in the ncighhorhood. had drawn large sum
OF money from Il Staunton bank on the
morning of that day, and the robbers had
mistaken the house for his. Old Mr.. Slower
defended himself with an axe. The rob-
bcrs rctrcated TO the door, turning rs they
went out to shoot Slower, who was follow
ing them, through the breast. They
also shot young man named R0-
bert McCreary through the lungs.
stover died instantly, but the younger
man recovered. Two men were arrested
for the offence on circumstantial evidence,
hut on trial were acquitted. One OF them
is now preacher in Indiana. Yesterday
morning Staunton was excited by the report
that J. t. Spencer, shoemaker, who lived
near Stover's, had confessed the crime, but
the cast did not come out so strong.
Spencer was arrested IN Nelson county,
where he has been living several years, on
Monday. having n day or two before said
to Francis Z. Campbell, a grandson OF the
murdered man. that he had killed Slower.
He was working with Campbell at the time,
and as Campbell testified before the magis.
trate, made the remark in boastful way.
Campbell had before heard Spencer'S mis-
trcss taunt him with having killed Slower.
The onl" fact against Spencer besides what
he said is that he was absent from home on
the night OF the murder. Justices d. n,
Nanlear and d. W. Conner, who heard the
case, reinanded Spencer TO Jail till next
Wednesday, when if there is any evidence
to fix the crime OH the prisoner it will b'
brought out, or he will probably be dis
charged.
The Christmas here will be lively.
party at Mozart Hall tonight, which vii
include the larger part OF the best Stauntor
society, is the opening OF the festivities
Musical >oirees at the Virginia Female ant
Wesleyan Female institutes were the fore
runners.
There is much anxiety to hear DR.. Hoge':
lecture tonight. though most OF our people
read it in the Dispatch at the time of the
unwilling Of the Jackson statue. PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-23
aitlrmontl 1lspatth,
,r,,pDAY...... DECEMBER 2S' 1876
PETERSBURG.

, ,.,>,sTsR poUSDED--THE PROPOSED
tN'' ,'n,,,In rRs, COMMEMORATIVE CHRIST
INs,,soS--coNvICTS SENT oFER--chRiST-
NN -pvrs--A QUIET CITY--pEATH.
,or.. ar the Richmond Dlspa'ch.l
''"T'rN'' DECEMBER %, 1876.
,>or<onase Of the Washington-Street
Inc H. H. Ep;scopal church was stormed
Nc'n9'ht nv a large number Of the congre-
!as' ~ and the pastor, Rev. Joseph II. Rid
Ca'',, made the recipient Of fuel. clothes,
a'N' provisions, meats, fruits, Hour,
Or! 1r,nnch 10 supply the wants OF his
H''' gov, Ior many weeks. The affair was a
fanny -. -. surprise to the worthy minister,
romin.,Tis high place in the affections OF
Nno "' Ir He is the third or fourth min
MS =, - has been similarly served within
~ last few weeks.
~, {, thought the source from wnich ema-
tbc call for convention OF land
n"S ri the state, to be held IN TINS city
h'.y, ',,srv next, 10 take some action In re-
N '"""I - the icncc-law, will not be OF suf-
feIt", , ,rc;cbt to secure q large meeting.
hSlr"' .,s have been appointed in sort OF
!t's,,'a, manner for Dinwiddie, but that is
MY county that has taken action.
'"' $50 fos settled over the city this al
IN and n 4 O'Clock it was almost dark.
TSc feast and fair for the bencht OF tue
sud PRESBYTERIAN church mission school
.',.,3 tonight after very succesSlui run
a,,-.ar the entire week
"..' ~ the near approach OF thristlnaS
49,. Everywhere apparent on the S,reels tnis
.,.,,,r-at least rs far as the boys With
.ho;-,;n horns and tirc-crackcrS ana paoS-
,ts-, can contribute thereto.
",GarIcs'IoneS lcoloredl, sentenced Tor hsc
,,,rs and Mason Green (colorcd), SEN
;snr,j Tor two years, by the County Court
',rr;nrc George. were taken over to the
,,,nif,ntiary to-day The latter "a woman)
ir., sentenced for shooting man who at
.,r,,,,rd TO outrage her daughter. The only
d.n,,rc She inflicted WAS to ruin the s'She OF
on" eye" Ia. +bo
,,,.rYc,r> OF several OF the Sunday schools
mi. CITY 10 distribute gifts TO the children
inr ,briStmas-treeS next week. Sefcral OF
~. trees will be very large and very heauti'
ful. ;.,. hrs;,eS.
doing. everything has been very qulet III
p,tcrshurr this week. Perfect order mas
+s;gncd. and there has hardly been m acct
I.ni. or a robbery. or anything OF import
ance 70 report. ,,-.,,.
Mrs. J. V. Norris, wife OF Mr.. William
y Norris, on Bol!ingbrook street, died yes
1rrday about o'clock. For several hour'
h.r annearance was SO natural that 1t wa
moi believed that life had departed.
ROBIN ADAlR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-23
|NATIERS0P GBNRRALN INTEREST,
EMBRACING TELEGRAPTsyC NEWS OF
EVERYDAY AFFAIRS AND THE
GREAT PRESIDENTIAL
CONTEST.
UNEXPECTED SUCCESS In FLORIDA.

NEW CANVASS oRDEREDFRoM THE FACE
OF THE RETURNS IN FLoRIDA-TRE STATE
GIVES A SMALL TlLDEN MA5oRITY-THE
RADICAL SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
ApJoURNs SINE DIE-THE PROGRESS IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A BOSTON FOR
GER-PEN DEMOCRATS
ARoUsED-A STIRRING ADDRESS TO THE
PEopI.E-A FORTY -THoUSAND-DoLLAR
FIRE IN INDIASAP0LIS-NEWY YORK FASH
IoNABLEs OPPOSE INTOXICATING Ii
or,oRs ON SEW-YEAR>S DAY.