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KATE SOUTHERN.
REPLY OF THE UNfoR ruNArE woMAN's CouA-
Sci 10 coRRrsroapESTs-AN APPEAL Fon

REPLY OF THE UNfoR rUNArE woMAN's couA-
SCI 10 coRREsPoapESTs-AN APPEAL EoI
AID.
From the Atlanta (Ga.) Constit ution.
To EDITORS CONSTITUTION
Being 10 rec ipt OF numerous letters from this ana
other states asking Tor Information as to the imam
cia condition ana personal necessities OF Caharne
Southern, recently sent 10 the Pcnitenary Tor ton
years BY the cicmency OF tue Governor and whether
money needed prosecute further Efforts Tor relief.
husband exhausted Their entire resources in Inc de-
fence Of herself anu SISTER, that tho families arc re-
dnccd poverty ana are powcricss 10 make further
Efforts wit ont the aid Of II cnds ana hympath zers.
10 those who nave 20 generously icnderea assistance.
aud , other good ami benevolent people who may de-
contribute Tor tho rciicl Of the unoi
woman, rcturn grateful thanks with the assurance
that my CONVICTIONS OF her innocence VIII impsl mo 10
persist the Application Tor pardon wnetner thoy
come to the rescue or nOi.
SOLICITED
Ny object IN writlas tnia cara 10 mainly to say 20
correspondents aud all others whose liberaiity
ana charitable Impulses may % moved to aid tue OPP
pressed, that Contributions RENTED 10 or deposited
win Hon. Jonn II. James banker, Atlanta, Ga, SUD.
ject the ordcr OF Lathar nc southern, viii be crate
fully received an faitn,nly applied. ar. James has
kindy cunscnioo 10 aceep his sacred trust. and
inouors need have fear 10 the proper dispose
ton OF Their generous offerings
CAREY w. STYLES, Que OF Defendants Counsel
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MARRIED AGAINST HIS WILL.

The records OF the New Jersey Chanccor's oflce
furnishes new and novel material Tor temperance
lecture. George Adam Kchmann rs now in court as
an applicant Tor u divorce IRON his wife, tho
ground being that wnic he was la IA state
OF ,n,oxcation no was enirapped INTO mar
ryng her, and that, besides. shc mas been
suiity OF inadeiy. George alleges mat In October,
1877, he With Trend nj house In Cherry alley,
Newark, being then grossly IniUxicutcd While la
this condition serena wilson, woman said TO have
already had husband, enirapped him into marry ing
alie.cs He AYERS that be consented to stand
witness Tor another couple That were TO
married 10 the same mouse. He supposed he had
merely zone so. Next morning certificate was
shown him 10 the effect that no had married Serena.
On the other hand Itis alleged that he WINS not ~.
tCxcatod. Tho pais have never lived together.
Renmann alleges That Serena has becn LIVING With an.
other man aud Thai shc mas frequently been in The
County JAN Tor drunkenness
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KIrrrE STERN THREArENs TO SHOOT HER
swEETHEAnr's AccUss II IN A POLICE COURT
HER tATE.
Caroline Erricks right eve bad cleaned through n
hnlo OF black and bluo when she prayed Judge smth,
on Saturday, to deal with David Green as tue law
might Direct and when sho appeared IN Court yestcr-
DAY TO see punishment melted out the optic still In
deep mourning. II had aercc GLITTER IT, however,
the panccs snot toward thu prisoners room were
fun OF hostile significance. No doubt Caroline was
wrap, up bor Of Vengeance that she Jailed
to notice a woman, smaller than herself, who came
along aisle and sat down Just IN front oil her Tho
new conner had determined ttio lace aud look that
BODIED ischef TO some one. IL was couple OF min
u,cs before Caroline TUNED toward nor. ihon tnelr
eyes met and the trouble began.
you've to appear against my man, en- ~ said
tho little woman
caroline didn't answcr but she smiled significantly.
..You think you'n send him up, ens pon't youSn
tho otnor went on. stl answer.
"Now, i've como to stop you, | have" she con-
tnucd. "You'i not say word against my man---not
n word"
Caroline snccrcd sccpticalIy.
,You'li not do it'--tnis nrmly and loud enough TO
DO heard through the room--"yoGl not do 10, be.
cause I've seven bullets Tor you here =; and with that
tho speaker from her scat and nourshed a re.
volvcr aud eveicd Il at the other.
A PANIC.
Caroline docgcd aud sbrieked. Onlookors tumblcd
into the nisies. Tho entire court squad made an ad
vance 10 ovement aud an unindictcd Alderman Dcnind
the bench hed up ms n snds IN horror. There no
tragedy Ocer Joliy caup bt the revolver wicidcr by
the shoulder, wbisked The weapon out o hand ia
n twinkling qua unceremoniOusly bundled wisidor,
wcapoa anu ali INSIDE the railing she saiJ her
was klitie stern, out admitted that In Eghih war
she called Carrie Green, owing 10 the u.
der relations exist ny between ner the i'm
David. The pistol was examined and found TO be un-
loaded, anu wnen quiet was restored The prisoner
led boore the judge Caroline Errcks Dcing called rs
complainant against ner On kltc stern The dignity OF
the bench was entirely lost, and u only after she
haa addressed a choice urnde to the other woman
that she answered tho query as TO her motive, aud
whimpcrcd among her socs.
"fbat woman there had my man arrested she had
and was bound shs wouldu't nave " all her owa
nay and seni nam 10 prison Bno-hool"
The complainant only ~aid :--'senc drew that pop
on nc, Judgc, Your honor, ana rciapscd ior.bwiin
into silence and stolcism.
Kittie's nom roidnl demonstration, though OF ma
lure 80 alarming, had been prompted, was clear BY
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THE CARNEY FAMILY.

william Carney stood near his housc. at No
Goo East Sinth street, on Saturday night and dist
cussed the weather, while two scons OF his nouso
John and William, butted at each other tho cor.
nor and engaged IN other pastmos OF equally cdi-
Tying character. Onicer Artcmas W. Noble camc along
at that moment, aud, surprising one OF the Carncys
in an apparently vigorous assault on his broticr
rested him, whereupon The injured reative add his
father Tell on the patrolman aud threatened TO
shorten bis term on the force forthwith u be did
mot release HIS captive. Noble raped Tor assist-
ancc, wncn ne saw young Carney point pistol at
hui, aud another officer who appc red received Tho
contents oil the weapon as ne drew near. Tho atm
was a random one, and the ball only grazsd the
newcomers clothing. Tho Carney iamiy wcro tn n
taken into custsdy aicr struggle, and the shoote
was helu N All. 900.
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rent make So 80 Sc s5 kettle. TIE 7Ic. Bulk meats
shoulders, 44c 49sG cash; 45ac buyer Jnne
short mindless sac Bacon quiet but at 4s4c
5s<c and &c fbr shoulders clear rib and clear sides
Whiskey. 81 Butter dull: unchanged. Sugar euet
Shipments $685.
Flour frner but unchanged. Wheat active and firm.
unsettled; NO. spring, 81 O0, cash aud June; a55sc
No DO. DOE rejected zoe Corn active aad f ,y AZ
3sEc.. August; rejected, 32slc Oats fairly active
:. as'sc cash 2s,Ec. July; a3hc AaEEnsI p hys
stssar: active 50 aSa % y. cash sss g ssss
July; 50 b2ts August. Lard SIS 80 50 S21a
CASH 50 50 50 s7H. July, s6 921S a SO %. August
lux meats active At &C. ae ana oAe iar nosde..
Receiptsa5op bills Hour $1,000 bushes wheat. 279ooo
do corn, 10000 do oats. 1000 do. 37oo do barley
Shipments 5000 bbs -four 900 bushels whe 32oO0O
do corn 6S OOO do. oats, 1910 DO 500 do barley
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME couRr--cn, mpKRs--HcId by Judge Law.
rcnce.Nos AS CO. 60 10 10 s5 lol, 100. 1ll Isl Il
1873, i3t. 1875, 1856 1853, 49, 10. $780, 2i2 25., 800
suPRhME toURr-GESERAL IERM.-AdJourned until
Tuesdas, July 80.
onohuv.-Dcu urrers-Nos. 8, Q, 10, IL, 10 Law
anu iaet--Sos. 575 90 500, SOC. 5l2. 45l. 400 4gs
2S2 800 60 o. 2'5 go t07 &C. 800, 800 594, 402 10
1856 AL 5zl 522 523 1871 800 532. $685. 537, $50 5l0
54i. 543 5l4 545 546, Boil 600 j6l. $685. 56t sos. 56
sos, $50. 51s 5s4, -, 400 40 4sl, 5o2 5ys, $50.
SUPREME CoUKT-CiRcuir-Part i-Hcla by Judge
Van BrunL--Nos 35i7, s2l 1850, 2543, sos s63 1884
2la5 l45, 7s9 40 1862 llso. 1853, 'o5 300, 3yi3
Ss4, ss43 iSoS '9sA os, so4 az liei is24 2l25
Pa..a-icd 81 JUGS ' v'S vorH-Sa. 1874 SSs
g9s. 1904 1906 ZOOS 1883, 1854 1912 1850 44oS, io5
1887, 142l 1850 1906 ls2o, 1864 1917, 49, 1904.
l59sh Part Shield by Judge Barreit-Nos. 1896
BIZ, SOC 5o1 1876, Ss4 4Il. li2S, 1878, 1871 l547
SUPERIOR CoURr--GEyERAL IkRu Adjourned until
the iourth Monday OF june.
SUPERIOR Cousr--rEcIAL lERx-Held by JuJgc
Ssdg 4, :, p and 10. Issues
OF fac-Nos. 80, ~. o., 3s 90. IL, l6 So 80 45, 49,
40 a2, %.
SUPERIOR CouRr--IRAL rnEm-Part Held by
Judge sandiord Mos. 80, 100. 81, go, 50 596, 7ol
$50 745 3ls, 1913, 1877, 5l2, 1850. 500, s5s Pat q
Held by Judge Cur's.--case on, No. Isi; no day cal
euGar. Part 3-ueld by Judge Speir.-Nos. $40, OIL
99l, Dos OIL 1000 l0ol 1908 1907, 1915. 1910, ySs
o95 ios 1911, Io3a 1926 lo2s lo2s SEA o2 $40, $50
9o4, 9ze. $50. 9sl, 932, 1913, loo, es5 es4, $50
COMMON PLEAs--GESkKAL IEEM--Acjourncd until
the mira Monday OF June.
COMMON PLEAs--4 nAMBERs-lIoid by Judge Van
Hoosen Nos 3, o. 10, 10. IL.
COMMON pLEAs-EoUirY lERn-HeId by Judge Rob
inson--Nos. 10. o.
COMMON PLEAs-rmIAL Ttnx--Psrt l. Held by Judge
q. A. pvy.--NOs 2543 1884, 800, 63l. 203, 20l, lls3
143s SO, lll5. 1y63 1919, ISL, 1872 2sI Ills Gas
55S, 1875, 544 ais, 2s15 sol, 555 1885, 1854 U5
400 1Io4. Part He'd w Judge j. N. Daly.-Noa.
147l 1i6l 620 49, $50, 276I, l4so, l47s 1863
1896, 1909, 2s99, 1880 1887 S24 1885, $751; 1879 1885,
4f6
MARINE CorRT--TRiAL TERm--part Held by Judge
Akcr.-Nos. l437, 45'S, 1908 1856, l4s2 1907 a1G0
2p4. 4G27 1850, s4s, ~, 1895. 2oll, 2es5. Psrt -
Held by judge Shcruan.-Sos. 4IgI, $780, 1866 45cs,
1862 43T0 3g70 4GO4 1868 4556 2b2I I'LL 1850 1921
4O4g 1000, 3Og3, 4l2l $500. Part 3--neId by Judge
sinnot--Nos. 4ses, 1858 4o4s, $780,, 5e6 $780, 1851
2527, 3o3s. 1904, 442i. 26i3 4670 4073 1872
CorRr GKSERAL SEssluNs--Part Held by Judge
Suthcriard.-The People VS.. Herman Meyer, cmvez-
element; same VIZ. Frank Kinzie and samuel Ed
wards, forgery; Same vs. samuel Victor. forgery.
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AT TAMMANY HALL.

vice-President Ingeysoll Lockwood presided at tho
meeting OF the Blue Ribbon American Temperance
Union IN Tammany Hall. The lower part OF the hall
was we'll flied. large number OF ladies' composing
portion OF the audience Rev. Mr.. Bowen read pas
cages In tho Scriptures with original comments and
offered prayer
The Rev. James A. King, d. d., who had been
nounccd TO speak, was unavodably absent account
OF death Of parshioner, aud Captain Scott tor
mcrly attached to the police torco in Boston, In.
troduccd He affirmed that he total abstine uce
man Of thirty years standing, and referred 10
his expcr ence an oihcer among the in-
temperate GLASSES IN Bostcn. rho temperance work
was spreading Inc state OF
He believed That state whicn licensed the sale of
liquor was as bad as The seller ana no sad that the
M uderate drinkcr was worse than the staggering
drunkard, as affecting tho rising generation. While
youths woua be shocked AZ the spectacle Ct con-
rmed gutter sot they were likely TO BIO tempted TO the
use oil strong drinks by the example OF men Of rc-
spectabity ana iDhucnco in society VINO wero ad-
1cted 10 the habit OF moderate tipping In his state
there were very lew oacksnders among old incbr-
who had nignod the pledge and reformed. Those
WAC nad violated the pieoge were some young men
who had not the courage anu backbone 10 Withstand
temptation and overcome the rlicry OF their friends
ana companions. Hc blamed iathers and mothers Tor
not early insliilins INTO tho minds Of their children
horror and dctcstaion oil alcoholic drinks IN any
shape.
meetings 70 educate The people on the subject OF tem
pcranee ana thereby create public opinion against
Inc liquor irac thal would DO irresistible ana out
Mr.. Bsnjanin w. Bowen hoped that there would
be moro " military spirit Infused into tenn
peran co work. Ill carried In his body the cuemy's
bullets received while leading Ioriora hope at
Pctersburg he ready 10 lead anolncr lorlorn
hope against tho eaeIn.cs OF mankini-thc iiquor
deacrs.
The Chair announced that the meetings OF tho Blue
RIBBON American luton would continue 10 lie held at
TamnuGy Hall durIng the sum ncr. Money was
qarcd 70 aid tho good work. and no invited the trends
the 10 contribute Tor that purpose rs literally
US they considered themselves auic.
and reCtatOnS added 10 The tntcre est oil the
proc, cdings aud numbers signed the pledge and
donned The blue ribbon.
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OPPONENTS OF INTFMPERANCE.
cHAUNcEY sHAFFER's ADDRESS BEFORE THE
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNIoN-THE IoEs

cuAUNcEY sHAFFTR's ADDRESS BEFORE THE
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNIoN--THE IoEs
OF RUM
Tho large hall OF the Cooper Union moro Than
threequarters filled yesterday after at the meet
OF The American Temperance Union. The choir sang
"Yicd Not 10 Temptation and amer The reading OF
the Scriptures and prayer Mr.. Chauncoy Shafer was
introduced He said that he had had the pleasure OF
listening TO himself on many occasions anu on many
subjects in this hall. He remembered occa-
sloh when 1t literally packed ana ALI round the
building mass OF human beings. because they
thought the country was danger from nterpat Toes.
IL was an uprising OF tho people, ana he remembered
on that the speakers made tho short
and most eloquent speech he ever listened to-
"rhrourh Baltimore over III Though We did not
then overcstimao the porii OF Tho country, he stood
appalled, the knowledge Of the lacI that all the
time a greater peril had been and was now threat.
ening us. Inc war lasted about iour years and
involved toss IN treasure OF nearly s2oooooooo0; IN
blood nearly hundred aud my thousand men
the Union side alone. Yet ne stood amazed ~ Tho
TACT that every four years more lives arr lost, and
more money Is CHARACTERIZATION might better be
burned IN power anu snot-than during the four
years OF that terrible civil In the years from
1869 To 1879 inclusive there spent in
ing beverages alone $685. 900 600 since 1872 there
has been an az rceate expanded 81 over 800
A voice III TIE audience-Whcre2
sir. Shaler-ln Tho Uuiiod Statos. Do you sap
pose would speak ol any otncr place? Mr. Shaler,
after making The statement That Ut the present rate
the country uraGK tsci out OF all ITS real aud
sonai csau every twenty-five years. told the follow
Ing anecaote:-l was oace walking along beautiful
iarm n Greene county with poor msn. Il was one OF
tae finest pieces OF land ~ that section VI the coun
Try "a was mayainccaliy socked with cattle "Do
YOU THIS farm ~ asked my companion, land these
groves OF caile? Wc i've crank thaI farm ana
cat.ic. hiues norns anu ali, Tor once owned thcmn
Mr.. shaer qaotca many statistics showing The evils
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STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE.

Tho report Is currentin wark tnat George Bucher
Of NJ. 80 Hamilton street. has eiopod with his daugh-
ter-ia.aw, leaving his own wiic. Hc has two sons,
George and Philip bo.h OF whom married and re-
eide IN New York. George keeps iced store IN
New York, hrs wife beng about twenty seven years
OF age II would appear That Tor this woman
the elder Bucher formed passionate attach.
ment, which was rcciprocnted. Last Monday
the wife OF tho elder Buchcr found that her
husband had lott III. mouse, taking with him cothing
ana othcr articles 81 value. On the samc day. Il -
stated, the vile ui the also lot home and
presunpton Is held that the alhci -naw aua aaugh-
Ter. ih-law were acting IN concert anu went OF TO
gctber. kcithcr have since turned up. the police
authorities OF New York esy have notined Of tne
presumed eopsmenL
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Tho Board OF Excise Of tho town OF DrooKhavcn
still stand out against granting any licenses Of any
description to sell liquor, ale or beer. Most Of the
hotel keepers in the town wcrc present AZ the meet
ing las, week Austin Roe, Of Patchoguc and rhomos
smith, OF Port Jefferson, made app,icat on Tor hotel
licenses anu rendered Win their bonus $3.50 each, The
highest by law TO DC charged Tor hotl
uoascs except IN cites but all offers were rejected.
When asked why they refused TO grant any licenses
he Board said they would nc their answer IN tho
oilcc OF the Town Clerk.
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ASSAULTED By HER HUSBAND.

Charles Mclaughlin returned 10 his home, No. 81
Front street. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, In au
inlox Gated 20 iditon, ana at hts wife III brutal
manner. Ambulance Surgeon Cochran, who was
summoned w attend her, stated that she had been
internally injured. Her husband was arrested, and
held 10 await the result Of her injurieA
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA. June \, 1873
Sugar-The market opened dali but closed active; quo
taons maintaincd Nos 10 to r. Dutch standard.
50 ~ gold per arrobe Nos 10 TO 20 Dutch stand
ard s pa reals muscovado sugar common air. Ga
reals centrifugal Nos IL TO 49, in boxes and
h0ssheads 81 reHls. Stock In warehouse ut Havana
and boxes. "A 200 IS 800 hhds.
Receipts III the week.-Mrs. ~ UU and "a TOO
hhds. EXPORTS during the wssk-6l25 boxes. $500
hhus including 36J boxes $500
$500 hhda to tho United states. Moasses nomna 80 de-
poarzation 5s1 reals gold. per key. Bacon.
ss4 90, currency. per bbl for amercan-
Hams 1897 SAL currency, qnnta for American
cured. Lard in kegs $32 50 r3s 7 CURRENCY qnin
.a Tor hne: d. In tins. 500 so $37 so quinta po
tatoes 81 so = - So currency. per hni Wax. yellow.
SIS SIT gold arr0be do white SIG Onions SIG 30
currency per Dbl for American. Goal OIL In tins "a "a
reals gallon Empty hogshcads. 10 80 70,
gold Lumber active; white pine S34 $685. gold per NJ
pitch pne S3i 1872 Shocks dull. White navy beans 49,
per srrooe Hoops heavy long shaved $i5 So currency
loading Havana for the United stae box OF
vi ri p. currency per Ind of sugar. - 81 "a 10
loading ports north Outside Tor the
United states per Ind. OF sugar So 70 50 To- HID
moiasses So rs 81 Tobacco steady. Spanish gold
2l5la Exchange firm
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FurhcS contributions may bc.sent to Henry Bcrgh,
Twenty second street ana Fourth avenue; Clsweli,
Hazard Co., Filth Avenue Hotel; Dundas Dick, No
SO wooster street; Neuman 4 Capror, No. LIZ
broadway. or Henry King, president, No. 3o4 West
Twenty-eighih street
MoRE FRIENDS OF THE DESTITUTE
There has been an unusual Ieeling this year among
the cnartabiy inclined TO do something for the sick
and destitute children Of TINS city curing present
summer The ChdreE's Ala society VIII CONTINUE
EXCURSIONS 10 Bath, l.. |. THIS Admirable society
pioviaes a week oi air Tor destitute girls, not
inosc who are al however, but the hunarcas of poor
cnildrcn VINO are well enough TO eDJ ~ her prvi-
ieges. Tho boys are PROVIDED ono Jay at tho sea.
shore Dy THIS society.
ar. wright, president OF the Society Tor the Pre-
vcntion OF Cruelty 10 Children. has presented the
Home Tor the Fricndiess with mouse al Ocean PORT,
n. j.. which the managers propose ntting up as q
summer home.
The House OF Industry gives It's inmates OK.
cursson year. usually IN SEPTEMBER They 20 W
raj generally to somewhere tho Erie road. IL ~
proposed give an excursion this year the
formerly.
Win all this the poor children not half pro-
vidcd tor hey need the change, and there is
moro Practical beifuv oencc tilan that winch gives
tile dav IA Inc country.
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COINS AND BULLION.
Tho following quotations In gold for various
GoYKRNMHxr BoNna

Government bonds have been strong and IN good
demand. The Syndicate has not made any further
move, and thero is no expectation that they win do
SO. The following were The closing prices ycster-
day.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

PYcK-WRiGnr.-On Thursday. Juno g. 1878 by tho
Rev stephen H. iyag, Jr., u. ~, WALTER j. PECK
NELLs j.. daughter Frederick wrlsat ESD, all Of
this CITY,
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Sfrty Days Three Days.
Prime bankers sterling
Mills nm f,ondOu


Speculation In gold was very duil, aud although tho
prico is stu at premium Of about one per cont there
seer,s nothing In the way OF u returning shortly 70
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State bonds were strong during the week, the prin-
cipal point interest being found in Dstrist Of Co
lumbia 3-65's, which advanced 70 S5x The bin which
passed the House time since and was referred 10
conference committee yesterday reported favor
ably, and as 1t will doubtless become law these bonus
will become government securities aud par,aKe Of the
good feeling which investors ready to expcri-
encc toward that class OF safe Investments for the
present abundant supply OF capital
The following wero the bids Tor tho various State
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Total Tor the week. .7e6,S74

Total for the week. .796,674
THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market worked very easily during the
week, and loans on call for stock collateral were
abundantiy made at TX 8 per cont, with exceptions
high as per cent Upon govern stock coiIat-
eral loans MADE low u per cent, but these
were But these very low rates, although un-
usual are indicative Of great and very plentiful
supply OF money which continues LOOKING for good
Investment. Tho avor,tc investment OF late has been
railroad bonds and during the past week the
Of Congress In regard to tho District OF Columbia
3.85's mas caused active demand Tor these bonds
which are very cheap at thor present price. The
weekly bank statement shows an increase OF
s2,os3, 800 in loans, s56s, 400 In legal tenders,
s. 4o3 900 in deposits ana s5s 800 in circulation whle
spscie 10 down to $2oo,00u ON these changes the
banks lose s232 AIS In surplus reserve. tney still
hold $l4, 049, $50 above legal requirements.
June 1. June DtGerences
Loans s2S4 o4s 400 s23o 49, 900 Inc 81 Os, 500
Specie. l7,OOl,2O0 lGs0i.200 Dec. 200 900
Legal tenders. Al 24Sv00 s7,sl6, 400 Inc. 5ss 400
Deposits 100, s67 800 202 III, 500 1nc. 2a03,g00
Circuation... 1924 900 lgoig,Jo0 Inc $4,000
Tho following shows the relations between the total
reserve and The total liabilities -
June l. June 3. Differences.
Specie ST. 00l, 200 S16, sol. 200 Dec 500 600
Legal tenders 47.2l8,000 47,sl1,400 Inc. Sos 400
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Recommended by
For
Seaside Sunaruni Is intended for the benefit
children overvc OF needing change
air will admitted without permit from the
On tho back these direciio -
Persons going TO seaside sanitarun the week
must indosed ticket and names re g
the Office. No JU+ West twenty street on
before SATURDAY OF each week.
Take sanitariun trau az A. NJ, Long Island City
street Jerry at 40 A. M tor
Beach o rlderL's Grove.
Tho new homo rs not quite finished, but will be
ready Tor occupancy ON MONDAY next, wuon the nrst
excursion 20 down IL the weather permits,
sleeping accommodations Tor 100 have been pro-
vi1eu. Everything about tho place IL fresh and new
ana the visitors treated to bath before they are
put TO bed. The sanSarium Association has taken an
years. lease md paid $500
81 200 Will nave to b. paid before they IL
their m aud that Will sim leave mortgage on IL.
rue association has received $4,000, but II wants
$40 OOU. Tho expenses oil tho Sanitarum Tor year
are 80 00e, when Is not very great when one con-
siuers Ii PROVIDES food ana shelter and medical
attendance Tor several nunured people. Wire mos
quito nets been placed In every window aud door
Of the new building, so that the children Will lot DO
tormented by eliher flies or mosquitoes, The cars
take the directly TO tho door, thereby OBJ
WAITING any necessity 10 walk in me heat before
Feaoning tho sanitsriu0.
Mr. nchry King president OF the Seaside Sani-
tarium desires 10 have the following contributions
cknowledged:-
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