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The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
"LAUGH AND GROW FAT"

This ancient bit of advice Is we'll enough
for spare" people. but how. shout those
that are already toOfat? What Is TO become
of them? Sit still and I'll tell you, Aner
many expert "ents, extending through
NJ nths OF patient investigation and Toll
The celebrated an al tical chemist, J. =;
Allan, has perfectt aud given to the worlo
Anti-Fat. Thus Tar l., several hundTeo
cases this great remedy has never failed 70
reduce corpu II person from three "
Six pounds ~ wp' II isperfectJy harm-
less and posi.y ~ r'ticient. Sold by drug
gsts.
Antt-Fat Chemically Examined.
r The analytical chemist, w. B. DRAKE, ol
buffalo, N Y recently analyZed Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE. a
have subjected Allan Anti-Fat 70
chemical apaly sis, examined the process
nl its mann fracture and can truly say taat
the ingredients Of which 1t is compost q are
ntirely vegetable, and cannot but act
fay rsbiy upon the system, and 1t Is well
"a!en lated to attain tie object or whlcn IL
lsinteded
Sold by druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
R R4b3lD&- co:
is Racea.raats rhs adalphia p

TNR, FIT RS vEGETA1iSE RHEU'
~ MATIC REMEDY.-Is; the perscrtp.
ton of one of Philadelpnia's oldest physi-
clans, and Ia guaranteed to cure rheums'
tism, neurs.gia, sciatica, pain, Backacne.
&c. or money refunded, BY tnyigoratlnl
the nerves. purifying the n fs an1 s1sten, hsn
Nv merit it has become standard medi-
cine. Suffering and money saved by useing
T. in time. Remember that DR., Fttler is
the only physician in Ame RIGA devoting
IN Years to this one line of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. A. South FousH
l. treet.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25

"Too stingy to liver erovisd tie Spider.
Cheating us out of tradey"l aAiRr9i ladi
"Ought to petition the Lsgslatoof, and
have 'em sent up for swindlin'f sddsd the
The Captain gave q full description Of
the situation of the house, tho number Of
inmates, and all those particulars generally
known beforehand, after which the precious
gang separated. s,.5s sSfsn Il
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
Ais ARRIVE AND READY FOR
' DE livery.

vav Mail from Whining on and
Northern r. Il. from Readiug
and points North, ........,.. 5.45, A. M.
eT York Philadelphia Balti-
|more, Washington, and all
prLs of the country except
delaware aud Eastern Shore
cou ties In Md.-.."".............6 6.4S,
Peplnsuar Mail, North OF wy
oming Delaware, ...... ::;.-..' W,
and New York, .
and all points North, East and %
Nav Mail from Philadelphia Pa $50, q"
BsI'imore Way Mail. Western
Baltimore, washington aud all
moi rs south and southwest. -. LOO, P. M
, lladeIpnia and New York and
al points North, East and
West, ,........ .........., ..... .....-.." l,UU,
Way Mail on delaware Western
X. X. ,":.... ..;...; .;..;..'.,::.". o."''
WAY Mail from Crisfield, Md,
Del r. r., ,..... ........."..... o.oO,
3sltimore Warrington and all
New York, snd
polM.s North, East and West.... 8,l5,
the Letter CarrieIswill make their de-
!verles as follows $50 aud 1915 a. M.
Ind l'l5 and 4.30, p. m.
Local Letters for Carriers delivery should
"a deposited In Post ONCE 10 minutes be-
ore the hour delivery.
NNYa mn DVTE
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you can enga &c IN
OEO i IS to 820per day made b . any
worker Of either sex, right 1t their 0wnloi
a,ities. Particulars and samples " Orth $6
free. Improve your spare time for the
business sAddrsss eTINeoNI d. .Co,s9 eaGtland
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
MAILS CLOSE.


Mail on Wilmington and
eSrtheTn X. r, to Readlng ana is
nta 9I.n on the Baltimore Cent?
olp'ss sonth Of Chadd's Ford. r
..oneb N: Mall ~ Baltimore and
|TFooshs,rgton. Foss,i g and all points
onth4, 4.,;i ,i'i;,'F.s:iiiM to baltimore, N .....
y on " and Way MAJ. to
Philadelphia, Pa.,;;;..::.;- ,.. So y
trouph Mail to N: y. ana osaer q
aoiuts iJ" North and East, t,........s y
poi nsu,sr II Wa Maj on Della ,
n'pR nR 4 to Crist1e'd, Md...... 8
ssrss y, NAH q OF on y DelavTre Western
IN K. .......n...".... 49,. 4
Rror,gh Mail to adelphla
bnd Sew YorS, ~ "a polnts
snu y. and Wegs ,......... j
srh |sae. Malt > and
E3Ir,oos,,inptor 3ros points
,th and SuC s..... J.
uM I,ro,,gh Mail - 4elphia
|and md New York, ,tJd u points
Mast and West. -. ;.:".....'. q
|s% s@'' castle. Id idletown,
|Smvrna, Dover, Clayton,
|Tawn Tn nsend, Delaware CITY, st
Georges, and wyoming. Del 80. q
0 N'one9 Mail 10 Philadelphia
ann ami New York, and all points
|Nnrth. East and West, ............. .
roryh Mail to Baltimore and
washington and all points
|snnti and Invest, .............. .
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
MEDICAL.
Il. #. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
of lFOHA.s rsT e9t" a,.

Il. #. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
OF lr0M. 1rG'7 '9ia ts,a
r. r.. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine O
Iron viii eHectually cure liver complaint
iaundice dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic dtarrn0ea, disease OF Int
Kidneys and ell diseases arising nom
disordereuc liver, stomach or 1ntesunse
piies. fullness OF bleod to the head, acidits
81 the stomach, nausea, heartburn, DISCUS
Snr food fullness or weight in the stemacb
sore quotations, sinking or nutterlng a.
the pit OF the stomach, swimming 0f tns
head. hurried or difficult breathing, futtel
ings at the heart, choking or suffocatln
sensation when lii lying posture, dimnes'
of yission, dots or webs before the sigh,
dn1l pain in the head, deficiency OF pres
nirattCn, yellowness Of the skin and eyer
pain in the side, back, head, chest, limbs
etc sudden fiushes OF heat, burning In th'
Hesh, constant imaginings OF evil ana gres
Beware of count nterfeits. Do net let YOU
druggist palm or some other preparation
ofiron he may say is q good. but ask 10
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. TAKE M
other, Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF IRON is mo-
sold in bulk --On1y In 81 bottles; E. =, Kun
kel ProprietoT No; KY h0fth NO Mnsn
Tape WOrn Removed Alive
Head and all complete, in Two hours
No fee till head passes, SeaG PIN an.
sk,mach warns removed by pr KunKe'
2G .5orth Ninth street, PhlladeIpnaa,t as,t ra; u,
or stnmaoh worms call on your druggist
and ask for bettle of KunkePs Worm
Svrun' price 81, It never fails Comma
sense teaches ii tape worm oe remove d, q.
other worms can se readily removed
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
PIANOS, ORGANS, &C.
VICTORIOUS TRIUMPHANT

D VICTORIOUS TRIUMPHANT!
ATTHr ~, ATTHE
Centennial Expoddsn, Rxposihon Universelle
PHILA., 1879. PARIS, 1873 "
The "Stief,' unrivalled Grand Upright
and Square Pianos, the recipients Of more
than sixty 1rSt premiums and Gold and
Silvet Medals, including the Medal OF Mer
1t and LtJlonna Of Henor at the Centen-
nlal Exposition in 1875, have achieved 81
over all American and many foreign com.
petitors, their .,y ~
GRAND GROWING Triumph.
IA sah1265 g a5" THE t'."t 5'- " .a1,
MEDAILLE DARGENTAN AIDIP.
lsbsHsi LONE DHONNEUR. Il y,
Together with q speeiai Certificate
OF Mer1t to Jacob Gress, uper1nten
cnt q the stieM Factory, tor bis extra
their construction. the whole form ng o
that of any other 1mesicsn E1hibit
and demonstrating beyond doubt the i'm
mense superiority Of the Stief tnstru
The hstief" combines every quality ne
cessaIy for perfection in Piano. Its Iicn,
grand, m elbow and powerful tone has never
been excelled by any other instrument
Especially in the treble does the "StieT
Piano show its superiority over all others
by the bell-like clearness, sweetness ano
singing quality Of tone, which lend to II an
inestimable charm. Fer quickness OF re.
sponsei to the finger and evenness of toucb
throughout the entire scale, fsultless ac-
tion, unsurpassed durability ant artistic
finish, this Piano has justly earned a worlo
Wide reputation;
SECOND HAND PIANOS Of all makes
constantly in 4, ,ock, at from SIS to $500.
Sole agent for the Southern States Of the
Peloubot, Pelton & Co., and other makes
Of ORGANS. ..... .a.r
Catalogues Of Pianos or Organs sent ON
application. Address, --
CHAS. M. STIEFF,
8 N. Liberty Street,
.. -,. .. BALTIMoR E, NIL
MEDICAL. ID er,a
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
post Offsce Ho.rs.

bmce open nom s.4S a. M to $50 r
.. poxes accessible until 10 P. M. ;,
private poA ~ Omen 1ro 8 to o A. M, and
eUNDnAa Dnax,s accessible from 9 to Q p. N.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
DRY GOODS. &C.

ladies / i T. !.
!. CL0AKS| ! ! D. ! | !;
NJ. .L.LICHTENSTEIN N,
sss nAnKET sTRHET.
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE
Wednesday & Thursday
OCTOBER 9th & 10th,
'OPENING DAY S
1878 Fall Season 1878
em
We propose to open the season,
by offering at a moderate advance On On
the cost, a choice lin: "
IMPORTED
PARIS g. BERLIN
CLoAKS.
of the most stylish and tasteful de-
signs, embracing the handsomest
products Of the European markets
More than usual effort has been made
to make this opening a success, 1t
will include in addition, a beautiful
line of Domestic Cloaks. We have
decided to make our store the popu-
lar resort for all who wish to look at
the newest and best goods at the
lowest possible prices. q,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
JULIAN G. NOE.

AUTHOR OF "DEsrrNY," "PRAnIE yLowx2,' =
II "BLAcKMAIL," zTo. ~ Il
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JOTTINGS IBOUT TOWN.

rim srS has received tor Mrs McKcnna as cents RON
"A Poor Hiri aud ~ from H. u
Mr. l. we1cr was Yesterday elected Captain OF the
Amori' an khc Foam, IN place Of ten Dakin
Last "Wednesday matinee NJ Humptv punptv In the
tfW Avenue Theatre to-day NJ ., This evening Mile
khso VIII take her farewell benefit
closing concert Of the season will be given at Chi k
1ht nan ihs evening under the direction Of br WIN N
alter The proceeds " be devoted the choir Of
- ltn1tu,s Church.
~ Judge Dtenho Deter informed District Attorney
Phelps ycsrrdW that he Wi move IN the over ana
ltun"r, un Ihursay, uAt the indictments against tie
Aldermen Dee quashud
ton NJ iarc 10 - 90 between Ncw York nnd Boston NAV
greatly reduced hc arrs To Taunton New BEDFORD Port
land, Me-. Lowell and other points East
John Bonner. the fugitive cx stock broker has been
heard from lie writes 10 MS wall street friends that he
is IN the grocery business I'm Kansas CIV Mo and Is
ready A. any time Ia meet any charges against him. lie
has not been ~ Canada.
The Pm Bcta Kama society of Columbia College In the
huil Avenue Hotel Yesterday, elected willard Bartlett.
eordng SECRETARY VI Williams Corresponding s,cre.
tN d mitchell, Treasurer and l. - Carl. Registrar
Ihg 'onn1,'oncr of Public works has learned that
~mauou ihnt lhcy lr connected with the bureau Of In
SONS "rviuF That bureau not signed b, it,
superintendent to handed over 10 thc uouoe
The Executive Committee oi the western rnion Tcle.
WaNh Company Np lodns no port IA layur NJ mn
other one aud halt upt cent dNlrnd for tlc quar-
~ To tt m'rtil oi ui' duc'i"rt I" aay THE balance
ihr last unu' 'arnn-s j. 10 hr added io the surplus
cuwn- 81, nah,us tNe t'tH.u tio ,uinus Si'1un
II was anrnnncr some time ago that 4 benevolent nnr.
SON, Who's" uHr WIS hcui secret, mat lrd.ti rlfIsD
Chapel, ~ Mulberry. mar brcrhrr street Just Lrinrs
tn .N' fr"s tl~hhi ih" lnlug ul Oh" rnrurl stone
Juu lHrub A-tOr
TIE falmouth Rock was literally covered with bunting
N"lr"3 "', Nm no. nv, ~, W, t.'n R,l
Park rutmi.,i'uer Lane, Dock Commissioner Ntnlrr'
hr,usnnw .riu lchew VI Lorl brVusham AtNpst
p"'nt sliuIe wash red.
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THE xerr<rroy IN osswxxy
Preparations for the Approaching Elections
The Liberal War Cry.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE subject Of the APP
preaching Congress OF the Powers in this city
attracts. relatively. less public attention than
the internal crisis. which is kept prominently
In view by the activity OF the police and the par
tisan preparations for the approaching cleo
tons.
Tho leaders OF tho National Liberal party are
here for consultation. and to determine on
course Of action. They believe that Bismarck
had determined upon tho dissolution Of the
Rochstag even before Nobelings attempt to kill
the Emperor, or that he would at Toast havo
reconvened the ReichstaR. and ascertained the
disposition OF that body. Their war cry will be
like that Of tho French Republicans in the con-
tsst with the De }roglie Ministry-the return Of
the present Liberal members.
Prince Frederick William, replying TO an adj
dress OF. tho municipality Of Berlin declared
that his faith in the loyalty Of nm overwhelming
The condition Of DR.. Xobeiing is SO much i'm.
proved that IL is thought likely he will recover.
wonderfully. To-day he cel"brstds t5e fortvEs
ninth anniversary OF his marriage. Arrests for
treas9nable utterances among the .classcs in
ducnt The Federal Council, It il expected will
certainly consent To- the, dissolution Of the
pointed for the second half Of July.
A bulletin issued at 1890 A. NJ. says: Tho
Emperor c9ntinnss TO improve HIS wounds
but Ia less susceptible"
LONDON. June "a letter TO a prominent Ger
man house In this city gives summary Of what
purports TO be the report made by the chief OF
tho secret police to Prince Bismarck summing
up the results Of all the discoveries that had
been made concerning the Modelling conspiracy
The facts IA thus related bear out the statements
already made rs to tho widespread nature of tho
plot. The condition Of Modelling has never been
50 dangerous as was reported. and he will live
% meet his fate at the hands Of the executioner
The state Of the public feeling however. begins
20 show evidence OF n reaction from the fcrvid
loyalty that marked everything last week and
the police either really fear. or pretend 10 fear
that further trouble is ut hand. Extraordinary
precautions are everywhere taken. the army is
carefully kept in hand. and arrests continue TO
be mnlp.
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DIED.

BROWN ON Tuesday mornus Juno H. the Hon John
Brown Notice u funeral Do rrhiter
DREAMER On Tuesday morning, June II, Alexander
Dreamer. VI y
Funeral on FRIDAY the lith inst at IN O'Clock A. VI,
nom hi- late residence. in south ~ II RruokVn T. II
ELLIS Al pcdham Mas, May -, Mrs Betscy Ellis,
aged n1 wears
FAKREII.-On Monday. June 10 James eldest son Of
James ana sarah Farrell. aged Is years and months
The friends ana relatives Of the family
bni the funeral on Ncdn, SHAY. l2th lust AZ 81 y NJ,
nom thn residence OF his parents 56 Mhers st. Brook
ku. ID
GRoGAN -MPhiladelphia, Pa. June 7, Mrs Elizabeth
Grnsun aged ~ wears
HuNIER-un Monday. june TO- Nelhc daughter of
DAYS
Funeral from her late residence $50 9Th av wednes.
daA morning 1T lo O'Clock
LOVELY -On TUESDAY. june H. Catherine Emma
lovely. youngest daughter Ut Michael and Ellen Lovely
aged 20 years. months. ami II days
The relatives and friends the family are invited IN at
uui the funeral ON Thursday. the 18Th inst att = VI
om ie residence OF her alcr 2O1 North 9Th St Brook
Ign u
LKDGETr.-At West Client y Y. June T. Maryotte sar.
gen, wiz NJ Col John I~ysett, arod ~ years
kLANbI.D~ Al MORGAN. Y, NAY 81 Mrs Luthuua
RrNnolhs. IN the N-th 1T her ngr.
IklfPkII At walton. Delaware county v on the
Sih INST Margaret widow ~ Daniel III Triplrtt AGED
about Ni wears, formerly oi GHtskill
tuHFANY. NiNrH Rt.iNi Nr-uihcers and members
are r'1ur.i tied tuhrni Tue funeral ni late comrav, q.
NrNuc DR. from hl. ltte reside nee 2fl Blecrkcr
Thursday, NJ ttulcus CLOTHES usual hadL. oimnurn.
iuI bN order CSC ". llONANs, Captain.
il l.. M,coNare First Scrscaut
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TUESDAY. juno 11.-FLoUR AND MFAr-The
-four market has slightly improved In the mast week
There activity for export Great britain and
South America and good general trade but was diff
hcult to obtain much higher prices Toay the demand
was but moderate, and some OF the low grades were
scarcely firm Shippers rarely bid than IS for
lines Of common extras Rye hOur in good demand but
corn meal quiet Feed nrm We quote state and West
superne 81 fOaS4 extra state 81 25f4 ~: West.
spring wheat extras, - 2Defi5ui do Xxx ana XXX,
~ Ij@tb 10 winter wheat extras - 41S4 IS; do Xxx
and xxx, Sts5@S6 % Minnesota pateh%- fdc4se: city
shipping extras ~ 2j$5 90 southern bakers and fami-
~ brands. sS@s6h ~ southern shipping extras, G8DY
ar -. RYE hour s. lOss36D Wheat feed, si4@si5 n
ton rye feed. tl7atls
GnAiS-Thcfc was some further advance in wheat but
II checked business materially. and prices became UNI
settled Corn has heea active but At rathtt easier prices
Rye IN moderate demand oats active and rather hrner.
lively small; sales on the SPOT i15pO bush At ffO2a
tl15 for No spring, al ltdsl IS Tor No do fiif
@tl 10 for No do the latter tor choice 81 rs for No
red winter. VI ie1aSl lS Tor No do; &t10 for No
white, and ~ 2lasiJ1 for prime to choice do including
extra white Michigan at S2s, and for future delivery,
5000 bush including No spring siO9 for july. and
No cred winter ats u for June Rye firm with de.
Canada Barley sold ut fOc Tor Inferior Western Data
were IA moderate demand and white rather nrmer sales
SOU bush at 21@3lsc for mixed and 2936c for white,
Including No graded At 2pis for mixed and
5l5pc tor white; also No Chicago mixed at 3IAc In
dian corn was duh and prices lower eject sales but
oiers Sen.raiy pretty nrm sales 10000 bush. mostly
steamer at f3Gl3a &C and No 3 At I2@t2.c but incind'
ing Western and southern white. 5ja5Sc and Western
yellow, 40@i7c Tor lture delivery ~ 600 bush INCLUDE
lug No at $40 for June, 474c Tor July and Sac for
August anu steamer mixed 40c for August
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ished him, but you threw the Ratchet so far
away that had TO hunt around before ! found
after giving me twenty ive cents. The The next
Gay met him. and he gave me two five-dollar
is this the hammer that you struck him
with ~ asked the Prosecutor handing TO Ora
hnln g machinlsts hammer, Graham coolly
he con,J ~ se lunar rtaned ms peck SO that
That's the one that hit him with"
: this the hatchetW
Counsellor Robson rubbed his spectncles and
made critical inspection ~ the hammer and
h@tswnct o HGeyen ran his finger along the edges.
and pointing to Hunter. Is that the man who
helpscd you, aud hired you to do all thisS"
unn nnt y an i9e m man. rrnlcd Gran9m
once twitched suddenly toward Col Scovcl
You may take the Witness" said the Prose-
The cross:examinaton that followed was n
fiery one, Each Ct the three counsel has
siyle ~ his own. Thompson, sharp, quick and
threatening; Scovel. impetuous. fiery. and d.
rect; and Robson: insinuating aud conhden-
@ "% APPLIED 'nc Graham slSe' cdun sncE
Thompson took him first but not once
dtd ne IN tMip tho Young man. He tried
examination. but Graham did not vary from
his story. Indeed the discontinue was on tho
other side. for Counsellor Thompson brought
out the fact forgotten by Graham in the direct
eeXamlnation that Hunter had urgel him to
Sna Hsrs ys n mi MS hi room Sa in Phlodlpha
INTO hunters office and doing 1t himself. Then
Mr. Thompson tried another tack He uucs-
TONED Graham about his drinking habits but
OF these Graham made frank admiss
Then Col. Scovel took the witness in hand
IL" asked him how he had becn induced To
confess; whether he had been threatened or
bribed; whether he had been promised immu-
nlty and he shot the questions at him with "A
rapidity that caused the stenographcr 10 beg
ior mercy. T. all Of these questions Graham
Did You make statement before you made
THIS. denying that you knew anything about the
u did. deny first. and then made clcan
breast Of IT,"
We want that dental" said Col. scovel. turn.
ing TO the Prosecutor.
You cant have it," Mr. Jenkins replied.
. Tint IL Tor the Court to say" Col. SeOvcl re-
Piled, and the Court did say that the Prosecutor
must produce II. Hunter rubbed his hands at
THIS and whispered To- n friend who stood near
EN-Secretary Robson then went over all the
ground again. but his cross-eXsmination only
succeeded in more firmly liking in the mind
Grahans story. and the court adjourned before
ne had finished. He. rs his associate did
Drought out n new piece Of evidence for on
questioning Graham about Hunters conycrsa-
ton with him on the boat after the murder Ora
ham mentioned. what he averred he had forgot
ished Armstrong. and wished he could &c; a
smack at ARMSTRONG brother next.
Hunter Quilted the court room for his cage in
seemingly gooi spirits. He shook hands with
his friends. aud then ran lightly up the stairs.
To-day the State l. to corrohorate Graham's
story and present other details OF the CON
spiracy.
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FINANCI4L AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, June lip. M.-Thc early opera
lions Mt the Stock Exchange reflected de-
pressed market with fairly distributed bust
ness ON moderate volume Lake shore
Western Union. Ohios Northwestern common.
and Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. up to
midday constituted the chief features: but
Lake Shore became the conspicuous element Of
the afternoon trade. at a decline 10 GO seller g.
as against 65 in the earN transactions. Eric
was also actively sold down from 1872 10 l5A
regular way; with Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western dropping = to $50: although Western
Union came to tho rescue and recovered TO - =.
seller 3. and s5'4 for odd lots after touching
si's before the first call. The theory advanced
In this column that tho magnates Of the street
have been liberal sellers has been confirmed
during tho past week. and the orders by telc-
graph from Chicago g. dispose o holdings by the leading
daily speculation e. &. e ana /. which 50 suddenly
advanced recently recorded break from a2, 10 sp's
with aus the best ii a. the close AMI the Pauls
well ~ the NorhwesfernS unfavnrahly Influenced me
AZ dlis hui Wahhsh maintained. or time nrner tone
At l,'stl" nthoush Yelling To ~. At the close ono.
ei- ',scE m9'5d'd WIN 'hs senSra h;i Ant
W.. carly employed 10 surcn he scuera market 6nt
si'a AM IRON ,qo LIZ 10 apt R9rs Hnd o9G down
however rose rom - To- - hu later tell on 20 So.
acv, stock. wa Irregular and the local operators at
Ne ee-e Mcrc GGn,deTsb , mixed IN their view, Al
transactions
The market was also unfavorahly Influenced nv the
TACT That the freight represo ntatNVs OF the trunk lines
were IN session AZ the Windsor Hotel to drirrninc
whether the rates expiring by agreement to-day would
be- continued
The gold market tribe better AZ am advance Of l.
10 lui AZ which closing prices were established There
were not however, any special features
ulunus the rates luit iul the % gold were l. 2
- r cent. and nat
Foreign eXchane. ruled quiet nt ~ s5i and - So for
mc aud demand drafts respectively win cunco ssions VI
samlc in actual business
In the money market loanahc funds ON call were in
liberal supply Al 2tsf3 r cent with nai negotiations Al
the lower rate. Prime mercantile paper passed al ~,
NH'sc,
Government bonds closed active and ARM with the
PRINCIPAL business ln 5s of lSsl, AMI Els oi ISL
M ILLLL lNAI l.- .I.L.lI Ll.ul.... 4
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sToPPED on MS WAY TO P.iRIs.
Flotida's tonimissiorer TO the Exposition
Arrested In Bayonne, Nj.

George p. Hart, Commissioner from the
State Of Florida TO the Paris Exposition was
arrested in Bayonnc yesterday on a capias
issued by Judge Knapp on the application Of
Henry dc Zayala, lawyer Of this city 1t seems
that Hart. Zavala. and David VI. Porter. also a
lawyer. possessed n claim against the l.athrop
Combination Sewing Machine Company for
22UOO. in satisfaction of which they received
maclinc valued at sl2O0O. Porter owned %.
IHvala 40. and Hart 80 per cent. of the claim.
me- Rnmin@t6ns bnt he snbscomen H. " NJ
alleged. removed them and disposed Of them
apprOpriating the proceeds to his own use. He
then returned to Florida
He was stopping on his way TO Europe In
Bayonne when arrested. Geo. W. Cassidy. Il
Commiss ioner OF the Supreme Court. held him
in 81 400 bail TO await trial.