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BELLArRE LooAIs.-Our City Council
met in regular session Tuesday evening
last, President Miller in the chair. Min.
utes of the last meeting read and ap.
proved. HIS Honor Mayor Strahl in
behalf OF Mr.. II. D. Meek, presented 10
the Council, for examination a sample
patent torch, with an improved attach.
ment, TO light street gas lamps with,
three Of which would be furnished at a
cost OF 500 90. Upon motion, the matter
was referred 10 the Committee on Gas
and Water.
Upon motion, the resolution to compel
the Street Commissioner 10 work no less
than twenty men, for one week in each
OF the wards, as adopted at the last meet
ing, was reconsidered.
The Council, in order to ascertain un.
der whose control the Street Commits
siouers' duties are to be performed and
judged, the Limitation OF time for which
he can demand pay as salary, and final
mode Of how the work upon our streets
and alleys ought to be performed to
best benefit public interest, adopted Il
motion to refer the whole matter to a spe.
cial committee OF three. The Chair an.
pointed CounCilmen Nelson, Laudkrohn
and Hoffman.
Sundry claims, amounting to S207 43,
were presented by the Secretary, and
after being examined by the proper COM
mittee, were ordered, by an ordinance, to
be paid.
Upon motion, Mr.. RodiIer, Ex.City
Engineer, was requested 10 deliver up all
books, papers and other properties mp.
pertaining to the office Of Engineer,
which are yet in his possession, 10 His
Honor Mayor Strahl. On motion the
Council adjourned.
a man named Thomas McElroy, en-
ployed by the Baron Tinware Manuiac.
turing Company, through neglect, while
operating at drop press machine on
Tuesday last, cut his right hand. He is
Insured in an Accident Insurance Com.
Pany.
City Marshal Drugan and his depulies
are on the alert to break up certain
gang Of noted thieves, outlaws and gcner-
al disturbers Of the peace, who have
formed themselves into u society called
the Molly Maguires in this city, part Of
which are now in the city Jail for Great
ing a disturbance at the residence OF Mr..
Holland last Friday night. These fellows
are, and have been for some time, cheat
ing the Ohio Penitentiary out Of honest
labor, but, by the vigilant eye Of our stern
Marshal their doom will be sealed ere
many days.
Decoration Day was observed through.
out our city by a parade OF the CITY
Light Guards, picnics by the Germans at
CUMMING Grove, by the Catholics on
Bellaire Hill near the Cemetery, and by
the Boat club at the Indian Run Orchard.
At all these places the party visiting en-.
loyed themselves hugely. The Light
Guards after paradiug the streets march.
ed to the City Cemetery 10 do
honor to the dead by decorating the
graves. Several Of our manufacturing
establishments shut down to allow their
employees a day Of Amusement.
The Firemen did not parade yesterday
in consequence Of a Misunderstanding
between the newly elected Fire Wardens.
! ]. E. D.
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TIE TURF.


New YORK, May 2O.-At the Fleet.
wood Park races the lirst race, 2:SO horses,
was won by Steve Maxwell in three
straight heats. Time, 2:323, 2:27I, 2:SO}.
The 2:3l race was won by Young Senti-
mel in three straight heats. Time, 2:3O,
227t, 2:29.
COLUMBUS, May 3O.-The races Of the
Columbus Jockey Club commence here
June l2th. Entries for NIL purses are
rapidly coming in, amoug them the much
noted Kentucky stock which participated
in .the recent season at Louisville.
The entries are all free.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 3O.--The trot at
Friendship Park to-day, mile heats, best
3 in 3, for purse oil $250-entries Slow
Go, Belle Brassield, Lady II. and Billy
was won by Slow Go in three straight
heuts. Time, 2:204, 1881, 2;34t.
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war found an expression and firm basis
In the alliance Of three emperorS, have
proved also, In the present grave crisis to
be aguarantee for pacific mediation.
The prospects Of preservation Of peace
In Europe have in the last few weeks
rather increased than diminished. Ger.
m9ny's policy has an honorable share in
this.
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PARIS, May sc
South Carollnn LceiyInturc,

New YoRK, May 3O.--A Charleston,
S. G., special says that the House last
night, by a vote Of &C to 20, refused to
admit the entire Charleston delegation
Of II members, Is colored and 2 whites,
including Mackey, Speaker Of the Cham.
berlain House. The resignation OF Sen.
ator Whittemore, who left here upon an
indefinite leave Of absence a week ago,
has been received and adopted.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, May 3O.-It is said that
some one has taken away the petitions
numerously signed asking for the re-
moyal Of Fred. Douglass as U. S. Marshal,
and has failed to return them. Conse-
quently they will probably never be pre-
sented to the President as was the origi-
nal intention.
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Charged WIN Consnirncr.

SAN FRANcIsco, May SO.-Com plant
has been lodged against George VI. Pin
ney by VIM. B. Carr charging him with
conspiracy, with the late j. D. Lamonte
against the Government Contractor, by
which several banks OF the city were
swindled out Of about S5OO,OOO on bogus
United States certificates aggregating
upwards OF 100000.
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VOLUME XXv--NUMBER 2SS

SAND persons took part In the decoration
oil the graves Of soldiers today. and the
ceremonies &c were affecting and impressive.
Inc attendance at the several cemeteries
was larger than for several years past.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, May 3O.-The much
talked Of decoration Of the graves Of the
Federal dead at the National Cemetery,
was participated in by 1900 persons Of
all classes and colors, and all grades Of
political opinions. Quite number Of
ex-COniederales "a well as ex-Federal
soldiers, who took prominent part
in the late war were present and entered
into the ceremonies with a good deal Of
zest. The graves were decorated with
flowers and flags. This ceremony having
been finished, some excellent music was
rendered by the volunteer choir. Then
followed the address OF Hon. Henry Wat
lerson, OF Louisville, which was the sub.
jeCL Of favorable comment from men of
all antGcedents.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 3O.-The decoration
Of the graves Of Union soldiers was oh.
served to-day, generally. Gen. John W.
Finnell delivered an address at Cave
Hill Cemetery.
BAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANcHCo, May Collaboration
Day was observed with the usual cere.
monies. The Banks, Stock and Produce
Exchanges and principal places Of bust.
meas were closed.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-Decoration Day
was generally observed, business houses
and banks closing their doors. The
graves Of the Union and Confederate
were olike deCorted.
AT MILWAUKEE.
MINIATURES, May ySO.-Decoration Day
was generally observed here. The mem
bers Of the G. A. r. strewed the soldiets'
graves. Gen. L. W. Hincks delivered
the Grafton at the National House.
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EVANSVILLE, May 3O.-Wm. White
head, Deputy Jailer at Henderson. KY,
shot and killed prisoner named Tuition
in the Jail there this morning. Tuition
was trying to escape and struck the jailer
on the head with a bar Of iron stunning
him, when the taller shot him,
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IIomeopathists, Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 9O.-The second
day's session OF the Joint Convention OF
the Western Academy and Institute OF
Homeopathy, was occupied in the presen.
tation and disussion Of papers on yari.
Gus subjects Of interest to the medical
fraternity. The Convention will be in
session tomorrow,
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Sr. LOUIS, May 3O.-The Southwestern
Rate Association had IN unusually well
attended and animated meeting here to-
day. The proceedings we're entirely prI.
vate, and it is understood that the rates
were considerably changed, but whether
up or down cannot be stated.
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TO ne INVESTIGATED.

The Commission to investigate the New
Orleans Custom House has been ordered.
Special Treasury Agent Carney will be
chairman Of the Commission, and the Col.
lector OF the Port will select two addi.
tional members.
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SAN Francisco, May SO.-A San Diego
special says the Indians murdered mail
carrier three miles east Of Camp Bowie,
Arizona, yesterday. Lieut.. West with l3
men pursued and overlook the Indians,
but found them too strong and retired.
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Earthquake lShock.

SAN FRANClsCo, May 3O.-A Pazo Rob.
les dispatch says heavy shock Of an
earthquake occurred there between 2 and
So'clock 5 this morning, No damage was
done,
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LOUISVILLE, May SO.-Sarah Kilyap,
aged 45 years, servant at the Cali
House, threw herself from the roof Of The
hotel yesterday, breaking her neck. Tenn.
porary insanity was the cause.
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Alfred G. Anderson, leading colorcd
man Of Hamilton, Ohio, has filed an ap.
pGcation for the position OF U. S. Minis.
Ter to Hayti. He is indorsed by most Of
the prominent colored men OF the country
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GRANT ENTERTAINMENTS.


1t is stated that Gen. Grant has prom,
ised the Mayor Of Liverpool to return to
that city, probably on the 2SLh OF June
to accept banquet protlered in hif
honor. The General and party will ar,
rive. at the London Road Station al
Manchester, this morning at OILS o'clock
where they will be received by the Mayor
and other members Of the corporation
The party will proceed in carriages tc
Sir Joseph Whitworth's machinery and
gun factory, the warehouse OF S. g. ]
Watts & Co., and Royal Exchange and
afterwards proceed TO the Town Hall
where an address will be presented BY
The city council. The General and Mrs
Grant will remain the guests Of The
Mayor, at the mayoral departments, il
the Town Hall, this afternoon, and will
proceed 10 London tomorrow at noon By
u special train.
Ex-President Grant and wife will dinC
with the Duke Of Wellington on Jun,
90. The Duke, in rendering the invita-
tion, said it seemed to him TO be fl
thing that General Grants first dinner in
London should be at the house and will
the Duke Of Wellington. Subsequently
an invitation from Earl Beaconsfeld fol
the same day was deferred to date no
yet fixed. A reception will be given thu
General at the residence OF U. S. Minis
ter Pierrepont on the 9Th OF June, and
dinner and reception at Lord Houc chtonI
on the 7th. He will attend the Ascot
races on the 18th Of June and on the lGtl
he will dine at Kensington Palace
with Princess Louise and the Marquis o
Lorne, on the 2lst at Minister Pierre
points with the Prince OF Wales, and OF
the 26!h at Pierrepont's with the Duk,
OF Cambridge. Seven other invitations
to dinner by distinguished persons werl
not accepted, on account OF previous en-
gagements. The following invitation
have been accepted, but the days not fix
ed: To dine with Earl Derby, to dim
with the Queen and attend the Queen
concert and ball at Buckingham palace
and dinner with the Lord Mayor at Gull,
Hall.
The Prince OF Wales has arranged |,
receive Grant at the Marlborough Hous
Immediately after his arrival. 1t is un
derstood that the Prince will also give
dinner in his honor, but no day has bcel
set yet.
LIVERPOOL, May SO.-General Gran
went 10 Central Station in the Mayor
carriage. The station was decorated will
lngs, and large crowd was assembled Il
cheer his departure.
On his way here from Manchester 10
morrow General Grants train will stol
u few minutes at Bedford at the specia
request Of the Mayor and Corporation
and an address will be presented.
MANCHESTER, May -Alarge crow
assembled at the station here and CAV
General Grant and party n warm vel
come. The party took carriages and pro
ceeded 10 carry out the programme O
sght'seeing already telegraphed.
RUSSIAN STOCKS.
LONDON, May 3O.-The Times, in il
financial column. commenting on the ex
tent OF the speculation in Russian stock
on the London Stock Exchange, say
1t has been very commonly remarke
lately that the speculative accounts Il
Russian stocks open at one time exceed
cd in the aggregate many times the nom
inAl amount OF the Russian 1879 loan n
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
- " - - -
GENERAL NEWS.
Great Fire at Montreal Sixty
Families Homeless Immense
Destruction Of Property.
Particulars of the Wreck OF the
Steamer San Francisco.
Thrilling Account of the Disaster.
Remarkable Escape of the Pass
engers and Crew.
The officers and Ssamen a Band
Of Heroes.
A Great Tidal Wave on the Pacific
Coast.
The Officers and Ssamsn a Band
of Heroes.
A Great Tidal Wave on the Pacific
Coast.
Gen. Coil rendered the Treasury
SOlicitOFSlIip,

SOlicitOrsliP.
WASHINGTON, May 80.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgenccr;
Gen. N. GOa, ir. Of your State, was or
Monday last rendered the solicitorshiF
oil the Treasury, which he, to-day, formal
ly declined.
His Grafton at the decoration ceremo
MES at Arlington Heights, to-day, fully
sustained his reputation as brillian
orator. GRIT,
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OTTAWA, OSr., May 3O.-Thc gross
value Of the produce Of the Canadian
fisheries for 1876 was $ll ,l47,5 500.
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The semi.oflicial provincial CORES.
pondent Of Berlin publishes an article,
which in light Of the recent peace
rumors from Bucharest is significant,
The article concludes that the effects OF
the German policy, which after the last
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The Dcntn OF Fletcher Harper.

The Death Of Fletcher Harper.
With tho death Of Mr.. Fletcher Har.
per, which was announced yesterday
morning, passed away the last Of the four
brothers whose energy, courage and de-
yo,ion founded the great publishing
house which is their best monument.
These four brothers we're the fathers Of
New Yorks publishing business, ard in
effect also the fathers Of the business Of
bookmaking in America, and quiet, dill.
gent men Of business as they were, the
story Of their lives might we'll be written
as Il record Of the best results OF earnest
ness, courage, diligence and uprightness
in business, Beginning with small capi.
tai in business not then promising, these
men have lived to see their names at.
tached to one OF the greatest and most
influential publishing firms in the world.
They have made themselves known and
honored wherever books are read, and
thCy ho'V uVHC BAVntIJ huIC '""h Ru'o'
Their energy, their sugacity and their
liberality have been Of untold bOneft.t
their country. They have done much to
make an American literature possible,
not only by liberal dealings with Ameri.
can writer's, but by scattering the beat
literature broadcast through the land,
and thus creating the demand for books
upon which alouc successful literature
can be founded.
Few men have done more for their
kind than they did in their unostenta.
tious way, and as they have one by one
laid down the burdens OF their lives, they
have seen in their sons men fitted by
training in their school to take them up
and to carry forward the work 10 which
their lives have been given. There is a
better romance in the lives Of such men
as these than any that Imagination has
ever pictured.
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Weather Indications,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORFICR or THE CHlRP SIGNAL OPFICRR,
WLnuINnHnA. Ii q A.. ~

ORHCR or THE CHIRP sIGNAL OVPIcRR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 3l-l 4. 4.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lower Lakes and Middle At
lantic States, falling barometer, rising
temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather and winds mostly from southeast
to southwest.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, south winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather and stationary
temperature, probably followed at the
west stations by rising barometer, rain
areas and colder northwest winds.
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New YoRK, May SO.-Ex.Gov. War.
mouth, Of Louisiana, was married to-day
at Newark, 10 MiSs Sallie Durand.
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Wm. Connor, a painter, fell from a
scafiod, a distance Of 20 feet and was in.
stantly killed, at Waterloo, Nebraska, on
Tuesday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ex-Presidsnt Grant Amonu Our
English Cousins.
Russia and England Understand
Each Other Again.
Wholesome Influence of German
Policy on European Peace.
WAR NOTES.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 30.-The report
ed recapture Of Ardahan is not confirmed
Heavy rains on the Danube and in III,
Caucasus delay the Russian movement
and conGne their operations TO unimpor.
tant cavalry encounters.
ENDANGERED.
MANCHESTER, May 30.-The CirCassiar
Chief schamyl threatens the communica
tlons Of the Russian army. In 1854 thil
same Chief, with 1000 troops, compelled
the Russians TO evacuate the Koor VALLEY
and retire on Tifilis.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
LONDON, May SO.-Over 100000 ru,
bles have been raised in Russia for wal
purposes by voluntary contributions.
MOVING ON THE FRENCH FRONTIER.
BERLIN, May 3O.-An order was ISSUED
to-day; II designates three battallions o.
infantry and four batteries Of artillery L
reinforce Metz and Strassburg, and
battalion Of rifles will be stationed at
Zevern.
sERVlAE INDEPENDENCE.
LONDON, May 3O.-The Ners in war
summary has the following: "Thc mos
moderate view taken Of the Servian prep
aration is, that they are intended 10 sup
port the declaration OF independence, tc
be issued as soon as the Russians croa
the Danube. In that case, the Servians
without declaring war or making AM
forward movement, would practically
cover the right Of the Russo o.RoumaniaI
army.
FALSE.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 30.-Thc repor
Of the recapture OF Ardahan is false.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
BRUSSELS, May Sole Nrd publishe
St. Petersburgh letter upon Coun
SchouvelofI7s visit 10 that place, whicl
says: RussiN's reply 10 Mr.. Cross de6ui
lion ofBritish interests will be OF naturC
to fully reassure the British Cabinet tha
Russia is not only under no necessity o
attacking British interests, but, on The
contrary, is interested in meeting thl
views Of the British government, in or
der to secure more promptly the desired
result, which is simply 10 obtain tht
amelioration Of the Christian subjects o
Turkey by broader and more eiiectua
guarantees than were provided by pre-
viOus diplomatic programmes.
TURKISH LOANS.
CoNsrANTENorLE, May 3O.-Mr. Foster
Manager Of the Ottoman Bank, will leav
here to-day for London to cooperate witt
Zudhy Eetlendin to bring about an ar.
rangement with holders OF the Turkisl
loans OF 1854 and 1871. These loans ar
secured upon Egyptian tribute. The OBJ
ject Of the present negotiation is to OBJ
tain from the bondholders release OF
part of their guarantee which is in ex
cess Of those portions Of the above loan
still outstanding and on this to negotiate
new loan.
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BosroN, May 3O-A 52-ton gun, to be
mounted in the New York harbor, was
successfully cast this afternoon.
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LONDON, May 80.

NEw York, May SO.-The following
special dispatches were published here
to-day:
LONDON, May 80.
A dispatch from Constautinople says
that the Porte has made leyies on tho
Christians for 100000 troops.
PARIS, May 80.
The Republicans, under the advice Of
Gambetta, accept Thiers as their leader.
They propose 10 have the next electoral
canvass under Theirs name, to which he
consents,
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GhtGtttelIfqenct.
IutcllIgenccr lor The summer.

Po,onI having the ely may hate The In'eiigsHeer
,ai 10 their udittn by mail i1''dg, FTdid, for
meh lime al they may ds'irr, al The Fa'e " tV''e'
cent per Tetk,
ps. The HontytO pay lor 'tiH' 'e7Htrtd mutI
Ia all eait, accompany he order
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MANCHESTER, May, The Cirrassian
Chief schamyl threatens the communica.
tons Of the Russian army. In 1854 this
same Chief, with 1000 troops, compelled
the Russians to evacuate the Koor Valley
and retire on Tiflis.
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PANAMA, May 2l.-Major Charles F
Powell, y, s. Consul at Iquique, died Of
fever at that port on the 9th Inst.
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ST. PErERsBuRo, May SO.-The report.
ed reCapture Of Ardahan is not confirmed.
Heavy rains on the Danube and in the
Caucasus delay the Russian movements
and coniine their operations to unimpor..
tant cavalry encounters.
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the work stands about as good chance
Of being disposed Of AS the frog did Of
getting out Of the we'll, when for every
two feet he climed up he fell back three.
And this Is Democratic economy. Starve
the pensioners They had no business to
go into Abe LincOln's army and get
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TURKISH LOANS.
ENGLAND.
Death of MIR. Motley.

LONDON, May 3O.-J. Lathrop Motley
the American historian, died yesterday
He died Of paralysis at the Kingston
Russell House, D0rsetshire, the residence
OF his sOn.in.law, Mr.. AIgernon Sheridan
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AT GETTYSBURG.

GETTYSBURG, May SO.-Over 5000 per.
sonswere present at the Decoration Day
exercises. At daylight salute OF 3S
guns was fred on Cemetery Hill, and at
! o'clock a procession was formed in tue
Public Square, and from there it moved
to Cemetery Hill. The graves Of the
blue and the gray were decorated alike by
the children Of the public schools.
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WASHINGTON.

New SIntuRry--The New Party
Democratic Economy -. Pave
ment TrOuDleS--CaItle Thieves,
DC, &c.
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AT RICHMOND,

RICHMOND, Va, May Collaboration
Day was observed here with the usual
ceremonies. Committees were appointed
to visit Hollywood and OAkwood ceme-
teries with wreaths for the Confederate
monuments, bearing the inscription, "We
honor the brave" One thousand excur-
sionists from Washington arrived al
noon, and many visited the Federal GEM
etery.
AT BALTIMORE.
RL1rrNLnpr Mnu On -e0,.0..l .LA,,
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

LONDON, May SO.-over 100000 ru.
bles have been raised in Russia for war
purposes by voluntary contributions.
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LONDON, May 3O.-The Times, in its
financial column, commenting on the ex.
tent OF thespeculation in Russian stocks
on the London Stock Exchange, says:
It has been very commonly remarked
lately that the speculative accounts in
Russian stocks open at one time exceed
ed in the aggregate many times the nom.
inal amount Of the Russian 1873 loan OF
S75 000 0nO