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The girl would escape either by the

The girl would escape either by the
front or the rear of her home and find
hack awaiting her to convey her to
the arms of her lover, but Jesusita's
parents suspected the arrangement and
guarded her all night, thus defeating
the elopement scheme. The next morn
ing the father of the girl, after a caucus
with the relatives on both sides, agreed
to bring the two rivals face to face with
Jesusita that she might decide between
them which she preferred. The meeting
occurred. Everything was silent, when
the father arose and informed the caugh.
ter that she could now make her choice
At this juncture Jesus, the elder of the
two lovers, his eyes sparkling with de-
termination, stepped forward, confront
ing Jose.
Looking him sduarely in the face,
exposing bright, new revolver slowed
away in his bosom, aud then STOPPING
down and pulling the right leg of his
pautaloons over the top Of his boot, ex-
posing another revolver, Jesus said ::
"Jose, bought these pistols, one for you
and one for myself I got them to be used
in the settlement Of this dispute. IF Je-
susita determines here to marry you and
discards me, l shall insist on your
meeting me as man for her preference.
IF you will not end this matter with me
I will shoot ysu for being coward"
Jose made no response, and not being
armed, nor caring 10 fight, permitted
himself to be completely bulldozed. Je-
susita, fearing that Jesus would hurt
Jose, and under The momentary fright
and CONSERVATION following Jesus
speech, ran to the arms of the latter
and cried, II will take you" This
ended the matter for the time being,
but the girl despised the man she had
chosen. Jesus and Jesusita were mar
ried Saturday evening at the Cathedral
of Sanfernando, the affair proving quite
interesting; but the girl was unhappy
and after the marriage refused to recog-
nize her husband. She spent the whole
night upon her feet, tearing herself
from her husbands embraces, and ksep-
ing distant from him. Yesterday morn
ing the troubled woman obtained one
of her husbands pistols. Stepping out
in the yard she placed tho muzzle near
the heart and fired, the ball passing
through her body, leaving an ugly
wound. She now lies at the point of
death, while her husband, who sits by
her bedside, is fully penitent Of his
folly.-Son Antonia Cor. Chicago
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1t is told of that distinguished SOL
dier, Sir Phillip Sidney. that being
about to wash his hands after hard
fought battle, he had just taken up the
soap and turned OF the warm water
when he perceived a particularly grim
soldier at his side. Handing the soap
to the soldier, with the now historic
words, "Thy necessity is greater than
mine" Sir Phillip turned away, and
went, unwashed, to his virtuous couch'
Cold and cynical indeed must be the
man who can read this anecdote with
out a thrill of admiration and sudden
mi.t of tears.
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Re Sure to Stop at the
Latham House,
CAMDEN, s. G.
Tn., s,xsr BOARD, $500 PER DAY.

M-Amp accommodations. Tab es sup
"a 9TH the best the Markets afford. Eve
r ~ "a attention paid to the comfort Of Quests.
ny Persons stopping at the Latham
House wi be conveyed to ana rom .n. Wv.
depot free of charge. Passengers wi'nou, a
heavy baggage, wi be conveyed 10 anu %
from any part of the town, not ABOVE pe-
Kalb street. at 25 cents. c.,
r6s-Connected with the house IS o urs'
.,sss Bar. which is located separately from
the house, and orderly kept.
n6y-Conveyances supplied to guests on
,;hora, terms. either for city or country use
ians-1y S. b. LATHAM, Proprietor
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DeKalb House,
BY A. S. RODGERS.
Most Centrally Located Hotel
in Town.
Terms 90 Per Day.

Commercial Travellers will have every
attention paid to their comfort, and be fur
a;shed a with SAMPLE ROOMS at this
House: and persons visiting Camden Will
snd it a quiet and pleasant home
S,a,;al rates made for parties travelling
,ose,ber and for those who wish to stay a
MY In connection with the house is a
e.st.c,,ss LIVERY STABLE, where horses
and vehicles can be had at all times ior
town or country use, at the most reasona
Die .s. low train dec18t1
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What the milkman never treats you
to-A nice cream.
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The Ancient and Modern Jew.

The Celebrated 7'T7zS 0Fdhon Delivered a'
the late Commencement Of Yale College.
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A grocer both sells his goods and
gives them a weigh.
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All Kinds

Of Canned Goods, Of best quality, an
xsrranted full weight, for sale by
fsbl2n KlkhLLi q o"iA
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A Closely Guarded Weight.

eN Transient advertisements must be accom-
panied with the cash to insure insertion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20

ELEVENTH DAY OF THE ToURNAMENT-TnE
swEDE DEFEATED.
The Grand National Pool Tournam mont was contin ued
yesterday, ut tho Union Square Billiard Rooms Tho
first match the afternoon between Clirx Wilson
md A. L. Rudoiphc. Wilson won by score OF IL 10
Joe Dion ana George Frey played the second match
Dion won by score OF IL 100
The first match at the evening session was between
Cyr,c Dion and j. N. Marble. and resulted Ia the
formers favor. Tho following - tho score OF tho
pamcs:-
G. Dion....... 10ll11l0lOIO 0l0OlOI-I1
j. NJ. Marble. O1000OO1 0l0llO1lOl o. s
Wahlstrom aud Sam Kuignt were tho next contest
ants and when they started to string for the lead
there was hardly vacant seat In the hall The
betting on tho game ranged between loo 10 30 and
100 10 10 the Swedc Knight won inc
read, and alter two three safety shots had
bcen played tho S~cde got opening and alter hoing
for run. Tho iatter also broke down alter scoring
half the game, but Tho swcdc could
ncxl game was also captured by Kngn,, as
the Swedc missed several very easy shots,
but IN the third game the latter changed his ,aecs
Tho next two games were Also won by tho Swedc but
10 tho Skin eamc he missed the winning shot.
Knight then male 10 and lett an easy shot. but
lnc Swcdc again Jailed 10 count, and Knight
tho game. The score now stood all
The seventh game by Wahstrom and
In the next he made brilliant cut that broughI
down the house. Later he attempted another ",
but missing a. left knight an easy sn ow from which
Inc latter won tho game, making the scorc 4 ali.
The nInth game Wahl-trom won by u very lucky
scratch In tho tenth knight made "a miscue, with u
good break before him, ana tho swedc made long
run, but broke down on the homeslretch knght
then went In, and when ne made tho winning hazard
his ball ran into tho top corner pocket aud no
lost the game. Inc match had now become quito
piorcsting and tho applause was almost dcai.utng
when knight won tho twelfth game aud mae
tho score all. mo tbrtccnth gswo VAS
won ny tho Swedc, aud IN the
Knpht had the game In MS hands, but
threw Il away. rhc Swedc captured tho tour
tccnth and nitccntb making ,hc score Wahistrom
aud knignt q. Knight played very vol ~ the u, xt
game ana succeeded ~ adding ~ 10 hts score.
lie also captured tho Seventeenth, making the
score walstrvin aud knignt In tie
next game " almost looked m II neuhcr
OF tho players was trying MS they both ssc1 three
or tour rId,cuiousiy easy shots. Tho Swcde finally
won tho game; and 10 the next ne made another
scratch but lost the game, Notwithstanding making
tho score wahstrom 10, aud sight o In tho
knight was icft good opening and ran the game
out amidst tho most terrific applause ever heard
At billiard match. The score now stood 10 all. Wahi
strom got opening aud, after hoing couple OF
balls missed the =, and gave knight a chance. Hs
counted ~ and played iur safety. Tho Swcdo then
missed n hazard and knight won the gamo ana
match
The following rs tho score Of the game
Knight 10000 900 l01 Ill
Wabtstrom :. DOL lOl0lV1 0l 1901 90 o--lo
the following IS tho score OF all tho games a 10
list night
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DANGEROUS FREIGHT.

Consideraoio excitement MS caused yesterday at
pier IL, North River by the explosion OF carboy Of
lqaaiortis on board the barge Eckiord. P.Irick
Dolan, iongsboren IN, handling H
when the explosion occurred, badly burned
about the face body and limbs, and viii probably
lose the sight OF one OF hts eyes, II he does not
lose his HE. The unfortunate mar's CLOTH
ing was 30 eaten by the acid that 10
fell 10 pieces when touched. John sennat,
foreman OF the workmen employed The
pier overcome by the tunes Of he Hcii, but
covered quickly upon beng taken into the fresh
Tho injured man removed 10 the Chambers
Street Hospital. and the barge fastened 10
Communipaw TO un.otd ~ u was feared
the acd, which spilled over her docks,
and down the patches might cause are The iumcs
arising from escaped acid formed yellow cloud
which hung the ne aud gave stiil.n smell
some time Ii vas ut lrss mistakcu for Gre aud
tie sincs were summoned 10 extinguish i.
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TELEGRApHIC ITEMS.

An cutire business block NJ Washington, Ohio, was
burned yesterday morning Loss ST., 600
At Auburn, Ont, Thursday night, the Presby tcriar
church was struck by lightning and damaged 10 tho
extent vi S3,00Q
rho statement OF the assignee OF tho Bank OF Che.
mung shows that its liabilities $40 925 u.s. and
the assets $l07, 76S 3d.
J.w II. smith & Co. . handle factory At vlndalis
Mich, burned Thursday night. Tho loss ID
$4,000, aud the insurance 50, 900
young son OF Supervisor Dngmnn, OF Stockport,
Columbia county, was killed yesterday By The acc.-
dental discourage Of u gun while hunting
Tho National Academy oil Sctcnces, u: Washington
adjourned yesterday 10 meet In this city the 80
ond Tuesday OF November next, for scientific so 9
sion. ana will reasscmble IN Washington in April mel
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE The CHlEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Aprn 20-l A. ~.
Indications.
For Saturday In the South Atlantic and Guf States
and Middle states, sou.hcrly winds, warmer. partly
cloudy weather. falling barometer and local
rains
For Now England, casterly winds, partly cloudy
weather and stationary and falling barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley southerly winds,
vccr:ng 10 cooler westerly. falling followed by rising
barometer and partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missour,
Valleys cooler northwest winds, rising barometer and
clear weather.
For tho lake region, south ana west winds, warmer.
partly cloudy weather, falling followed by rising ba-
romcter and occasional light rains.
Tho rivers will generally rise slightly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
MEETING OF MINERS AND LA
BORERS.

PLoYMENr AND FOOD.
louisville, April 10, 1878.
Five hundred miners and laborcrs mot near hero
this afternoon Tor tho purpose OF consulting and pro.
posing plans to induce the authorities OF The state 10
them TO provide for themselves and ihcir
suffering families Tho meeting was orderly
Petitions wcrc signed asking the state 10
appropriate several million dollars TO puf-
chase iron and withhold 10 from tho market for
several years, AS 10 enable the interests to
sumo, and thereby create n demand Tor coal or TO
take any other prompt measures TO create WORK In
the region. several speakers addressed NICE ting
and resolutions were passed requesting miners LABOR
aud workncn Of other sections Of the State adj
uress the Les stature the same subject Msctn ps
Ero to be held throughout the Mshanoy Valley by tho
working people gcnyrsiiy ior the Same PURPOSES.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

pENNsxLyANIA CLAIMS YEARLY REPORTS FROM
THE COMPANY.
HARRISBURG, Pa. April 10 1878
Difficulties have arisen between the State OF Penn
syiyania and the Eric Railroad Company OF New York
which have resulted IN the sending by Attorney Gen.
erai Lcar OF letter 10 w. w. Mcfarland, counsel
for the Erie Railway Company in Now FORK city
informing him that unless company complies
with tho law requiring them report 10 the Secrc-
tary OF Internal Affairs proceedings viii be instituted
10 enforce the pay ment OF the penalty OF So 900
posed on failure 10 make sucn report, and writ OF
chiscs In this State. He requests an immediate
mag
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RlOTING IN MONTREAL.
VIOLENT COLLISIONS BETWEEN PRoTEsTANTs

VIOLENT COLLISIONS BETWEEN PRoTEsTANTs
AND CATHo. les.
MoSrhEAL, April ID, 1874
There woro several encounters between Orange
Young Britons and Irish Catholics to-day IN this city
Al the Britons wer. marching to church IN the
forenoon a Catholic attempted 10 cross through
the procession. lilo was purtued into
No,re Dame Catholic Church, where some
lighting occurred. Charles o'Hara, who atten Of cd
TO shut the door tho intruders, Was badly beaten
More riotina took oacc at eleven O'Clock night
Victoria square. stone Throwing and pistol shooting
were inuuigcd IN until posse OF police aud
queod tho disturbance. An artillery volunteer
named Cole received severe wounds. ana n police
named Martin was dangerously wounded 10 tho
head. Several large Plate sass windows broken
The police are out In strong fofee und have cleared
the OF tho disturbing element. Considerable
party feeling exists IN tho city, arising out OF The
TRIALS q, ing on Of those WHO took part tho aic
shooting ARRAY In the city.
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EUROPE.

DRIsroL HOTEL. LUSDoS. BURLfN1r0N OAK
IJdcns wThis large hrAt class family hot H. In hes
stu stion OF London, Is newly establish la tho Con
tin al style aud furnished with possible
aud modern excellent cuisine and wines
Proprietor. II. EIstLE. late OF Meufices'.
I oSDoS.-MEssRs Jay hE,PEcrfULL' RLQUs:s G
1.-the honor OF visit from ladies' and gentlemen visiting
the British metropolis To Inspect variety OF elegant sik
Costumes, Partisan Nantc1 artistic Millinery Hats aud
every variety ~ Dress specially selected n Pans from tho
Tue following extract from Amcre ~ psDsr IL
pleasing testimony to tl. systen OF business sioptod AZ
this visited during sojourn Ia London last
lishnsnt the Kind In tho world In looking tLrou Il.
dep able TO appreciate the
cause the gushed which has attended
establishment of Mesxrs Jay receive larss
supplies u Costumes and Millinery dr.ct from the ars
Ia Paris and they sold At much node
than ales them the Continent We
pleasure Ia directing the attention fair
to this time honored aDshmrnt whore
will he honestly aud ,oy ally dealt with Black silk&
specl Bonuets BLACK silks 2t3 2tJ 247
25i and ass Regent 1t London w.
I ONG's HOTEL. BOND ~, LONDON
aristocratie house o. situated 10 the Of the
fashionable part ., tho West End. Celebrated for u
cuisns and Of tho choicest
rNO UROPEAN yIsiroR-.--AE sSKS. MORRIS a
Co, IIouse Agents ~ Nestbourne Grove rayswater
London. viii b. hsppY Afford intending visitors
ire. Of charge nation respecting furnished
houses aud IN AL hc favore West End suburbs
OF London Applications ny shall have attention
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BEATEN TO DEATH.

MEMraIs, Tom. April 10. 1873
An inquest was held yesterday on the body OF
George Wright, trapper. residing Cairo, which
was found on Presidents Island, with boy eleven
years old beside IL The boy, who is Of wrsht's
stated that his father had been severely beaen hts
arm broken uni skull crushed by a fisherman named
"Bili Boregard. Who vos fourteen miles above tn
CITY, on the Arkansas SIDE aud that they had taken
SIX III ana aoated down TO the island where bis father
had dicd OF hts wounds
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MORANT GUANO KEYS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

TBY IELEGHAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April TO- 1878.
+. $. Murgundo agent Of the baltimore company
which was formed 10 work tho Morant Gualo Keys,
under claim OF American discovery, returned TO
this city tonight He found the British nov.
erumcnt in possession OF the Keys aud was
Obliged TO purchase lease from government be-
lore tue Americans could 80 to work Tho vessel
sent out by The latter was cleared under the authority
81 the United States government, and the matter
the hands OF the State Department ior stulent
Tho Americans purchased the lease under protcsl acc
Importing The gunno under inc lease, pending
Investigation by this government
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SAN FRANCISCO. April 10, 1878.
sai'm, Ore, despatch says the Republican State
Convention has completed Ms ticket as iollows:-
Secretary Of .Stdte-k p EarharI
Treasure r-Edward Hirsch
STATE Prnter-William Is. Carter.
Superintendent or Public Iastruetion-L J. Powell
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INCgNDIARIsM IN WESTMINSTER.

On Thursday night the barn. stsbcs and sheds on
the promises OF Mr.. william H. popnam, IN the town
OF scarsdalc, Westchcster county were set on fire,
and resue IN tho complete destruction OF he build
nss. In which onsideraolc live stock.
sir. Popham had Insurance OF 81, 80 on buildings
aud stock and $500 farm produce.
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REDUCING PASSENGER RATES.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 10, 1875
Indications or an active railroad in Eastern
bound passenger ra,os appearing. Yesterday tho
Pan Handle Railroad rcauced the ratio 10 New York 10
$l3 This followed by the Atlantic anu Great
Western, which puts the $ll.
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FATAL FAMILY QUARREL.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 10, 1873
Leonard Stroud. farmer, aged atty -nve residing
in Troy, Geaaga county, fatally stabbed his WHO
Thursday last then cut his own throat dying in
lew minutes Yrs. Stroud died at noon to-day. Tho
trouble was caused by dispute about properly.
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Tup wEATHrR yrsrrRn,y

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record viii show the changes ir the
temperature for tho past ,wentyfour hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding dalo Of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at HudnuI's pharmacy
HERALD Building No. 2ls broadway
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FISH AND GAME PROTECTION.

[pY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALpl
BUFFALO, April 10, 1878.
The New York Association for Tho Protection Of
Fish and Game announces that u viii hold ITS Con.
vontion la this city curing the week CONNIE nciDg
May 20. Prizes aggregating over 40, 900 offered
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WEALTHY AND CONSERVATIVE SALEM FAyoRS
NO RADICAL STEP.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SALEM, Mass. April 10. 1878
The banks Of this city not disposed to iakc tho
responsibility Just YET OF resumng gold payments
This city Is OF the wealthicst Of size Now
England, ana, like oil other wealthy CON unltes 1t
is conservative. II does believe in radical
changes, and SO there IS not much pros
pect ut present OF any movement Looking
toward putting gold and greenbacks on par.
mo bankers OF Salem very naturally look
10 their brethren Boston for their cue and the
latcr are not inclined 10 anticipate tho Secretary OF
the Treasury, our institutions do not ocl called upon
to take such radical step. No business Arms have
resumed or aro likely TO do So
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VERY LITTLE SPECIE IN RICHMOND TRADE
pARALYzED AND WAITING IoR CONGRESS
SIGNAL RELIEF
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
RICHMOND, Va, April 10. 1873
The banks OF this city have US yet taxen steps
looking 10 resumption. There ID rttlo gold and
but q small amount Of silver here. There Is some
talk among lnancicrs Of bringing few thousands OF
gold from Now York and paying u out by Why
OF stimulating public confidence, but nothing
definite has been resolved upon. There not enough
the city to pay one-iourth OF the drafts OF
day upon the banks, provided they were payable In
goid. Pending the great depression Of inter-
est, which has usually heretofore been large ele-
ment IN the prosperity Of this people, with the
exfsung stugnation In It's extensive Hour
ing business, similar IN character u not
extent and protractedness tho chef reliance OF this
city Is upon It's immense tobacco trade The wheels
vi this great network OF machinery. Involving mill
ions In exchange. domestic and foreign have been
coggcd by the prolonged agitation OF the question
IN Cong that business, u not quite ~ stands
IN this usually thriving ana hcatniiy growing CON-
Started again In IT'S customary channels by
Congressional action oil favorable character
impetus would DO given the exchanges tins trade
the opinion o tho business OF THIS locality
th0re would be dhcuily tho event Of any thing
like snnultaneous resumption Of specie Is,
In prompt resumption hero without action 10
Congress Of the character aud the subject alluded
20, tbcro not only not b. resumption, there
must DO paralysis Of all energy and movement
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ejectment. Several houses were wrecked and tn
telegraph lines destroyed
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Inc toafna,nont will conclude tc-isy. IL the ait.i
noon knight viii play sIosson ana the cv ning th,
games are RudcIphc against Marble ana Wabists On
against CYL 10 Dion.
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READY TO PAY GOLD.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
FKEDKR;cK, Mo-, April 10, 1878
The First National Bank, OF the strongest banks
In tho state, notified thor to-day they
are now prepared 70 pay all their notes Ia goid
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Il. Is. Angus, manager OF the Bank Of Montreal; ;
George stephen, OF Montreal; cx.Congrcssnan John
Lynch, Of Maine, and General Clinton Mach 1ugaIl,
OF Auburn ~ ", are at The Windsor Professor o. G..
Marsh, OF Yale College, IS at the Buck nsham. G,n-
erai r. NJ. u Young, OF Gcorgia, is at tho Brunswick
Mayor Henry 0yerstolz, j. IL. Britton and 4. l. An.
drcon, OF ST. Louis are at the Fifth Avenue. Con-
gresham BENZ ,nin Dean, OF Boston, and Professor
+. LOOMS, Of Yale College, are at the 81 Ni:holas
Engineer n-chicf William II. Shock, Uatcd statoa
Navy Is at the Metropolitan. John Newell, general
manager OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Is at the Clarendon. Henry r. Plcrsor, Of
Albany, IL at the Everett theodore n. VAIL superin.
tendent OF the Railway Mail Service, IS at tho Aston
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Eastern Banks in No Haste to Anticipate the
Action Of the National Treasury.
COLD CIRCULATING IN THE INTERIOR
Lite Specie in Virginia and Business
Much Depressed at Richmond.
BROKERS FAVOR DELAY.
LOWELL BANKS MAKE NO MOVEMENT TO ne

LOWELL BANKS MAKE NO MOVEMENT TO me-
SUME.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LowgLL, Mass, April 19, 1873.
The banks OF Lowell have made no NOV omcnt 70 re.
sumo gold payments. They waiting Tor the Bos-
ton banks 70 take tho Initiative, and those Will DO
governed sololy by tho action Of the United States
Treasury bank president to-day said to a HERALD
correspondent that he did believe In anticipating
tho government Ho believed that those banks in
other cities which had resumed did 1t the sake OF
the advertisements It would bring There Is pros
pect OF any concerted movement inthat direction
present.
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SALE or SILVER To THE GOVERNMENT.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1878
The Nevada Bank has soli 100000 ounces Of nno
SILVER 10 the government, deliverable al Carson mt