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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25

He drew her hand through his arm al
most authoritatively.
Miss Bell, it seems as if | had al
ways known you, yet you say you neve
saw me before. Suppose we take wall
through the conservatory instead of en-
gaging in this waltz"
Into the fragrant semi dusk they went
where fountains tinkled and rare fower
bloomed, and the music came in veileC
sweetness and richness.
~ want you to be sure am right
Miss Bell, when | say have something
of yours. Look at me closely. Have
YOU never seen me before"
He bent his face near hers. II was
gravely smiling-and so tender and good
and Bell looked timidly at the smiling
yet stern eyes.
II am sure | never saw you before
Mr. Granville" "
Then have You ever seen this
He drew from his vest pocket sover-
eign-the very one with a tiny bit Clipped
off it, that Bell had given the tramp.
Don't YOU understand, dear child; !
had tlkcn a freak into my head that
would walk from town here, and it was
a grand walk, although it took three
days, and ruined my clothes stopped
at your cottage to beg a glass Of water.
You know the rest
Bells face was marvel at that mo-
ment.
I'm Your kindness and goodness you
gave it to me, Miss Bell and the little
act gave me an insight into your heart
that year of ordinary intercourse would
never do. | shall keep it until YOU buy
it back | have set a price on it, and II
ever you are ready to give II YOU can
have it.
He put the money reverently away in
his breast pocket, and took her out among
the crowd again strangely happy girl.
And before the summer roses had faded,
Bell paid the price Of the chipped soyer-
eisn-hcr own hcart-that Lionel Gran
Vile pleaded for so eagerly.
She is mistress of their house now,
and Rose visits her once a year, not
oitcner, because Bells husband doesn t
care much for her.
But the invalid mother has a lifelong
home amid the luxurics of Fcrnley Court.
aud Bell Is happier than the birds that
sing in the trees Of the big old park.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
MArrERs or cnN,.LEN-E.

The Rev. DR.. Macleod. father OF DR.
Norman Macleod. passing through the
crowd gathered before the doors of O. now
church he was about TO open. wa, stops
ped 5y an elderly man w-l doctor. t
YOU please | wish 10 speak ,3 EoH.
Asked ii hc could not Wal, uu,d tr
worship. he replied that it "a, matter
upon hi, conscience "Oa. since .- .- IL
matter Of conscience, Duncan, said th.
goJluaturcd minister 81 Will hear what
it Is"
"Wcll, Doctor, sud Duncan. "tae
matter is this: lc see the clock y1..
ON the new church Now there is really
no clock there. only the tac.o. one: there
Is no truth there. only once in twelve
hours. and in my mind that !, wrong.
very wrong. and quite against the COM
science that there should be a he ON tine
face of the house of the Lord. The
Doctor promised to consider the matter
But, said he. I'm glad to see ye look
ing so well. Ie're not young. remem-
Der you for many years; but you have "a
fine head of hair still "Eh, Doctor,
exclaimed the unsuspecting Duncan, ''now
we're Joking its long since had my
hair" DR.. Macleod looked shocked. and
answered in a tone Of rcproach: "Oh,
Duncan, Duncan. are you going into the
house of the Lord with a lie on your
head" He heard no more of the lie oa
the face of the church. - Chambers IS
.JUrU0I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
NUMBER 4G.
THE DOWNWARD TENDENCY

The wrterof a reccntly-published story
puts into it one little bit of philosophy
which must have occurred to many, but
which we do not remember 20 have seen
stated quite so clearly before 10 IS, nm
substance, that when % miscellaneous
crowd Of men come together they become
sociable on their lowest plane of thought.
The ordinary man, the author observes.
is ashamed OF refinement, auj -3 Obj.
coarseSt fellows become the leaders m tle
company, and the other, cudcayor 90 de-
velop whatever coarSencss they may De
capable of. No man who bias moved
much among men can have failed 20 noe
ticc this tendency The ycnecring which
makes gentlemen in society is thin and
easily scratched. and it quite often dis
appears altogether when they are .et' I'D
themselves l; is pcrh4p, ont OF a-ar-
ence 10 this peculiarly that ladies find
convenient TO withdraw after dinner ani
leave the gentlemen to thc enjoyment oi
their wine and their je,ts Theo.d ada-
that children and fools speak truth h4 l
much OF truth in il that the nearer men
come to making fools of thcm-e.N,, With
wine. the more does the coar-eue-, o.,
their nature assert itself against th. Dee
,traints which society imposes The
scmi-barbauc notions OF honor and ru-
pricty which prevail among college s.a-
dent, are the natural outcome 0l the ,y,-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25

The apparatus for taking down. re-
moving and placing in perpendicular po-
sition in Central Park. New York, Cleo
patras Needle. which has been presented
by Egypt. has just been completed az the
Phnnix Iron Works, at Trenton, y. j..
and has been shipped for its destination
Ii consists of two frames, composed oI
roll-iron beams, plates, channels, etc, to
support two bearings upon which are
pair of trunnions. which will be fastened
to the obelisk at the centre of gravity
When placed in position the foundation
will be removed from under the obclisk,
and the immense monol tn. weighing 2oj
tons. will then be swung in a horizontal
position, the same as d cannon. lowered ,o
the ground by jack screws, and placed ia
cradle prepared for that purpose. Il
will then be transported to the seaboard
and shipped to New York. There the
same apparatus will be used to erect the
obelisk in a permanent position. Each
of the trunnions weighs seven tons, and
workmen have been engaged on them
night and day for the last two months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
HOLD ON.

Hold on to your tongue when YOU are
just ready to swear, lie, speak harshly,
or use an improper word.
Hold on to your hand when YOU are
about to strike, pinch, steal, or do an i'm
proper act.
Hold on to your temper when you are
angry, excited, or imposed upon, or others
are angry about you.
Hold on to your heart when evil asso-
ciates seek your company and invite you
to Join in their mirth and revelry.
Hold on to your name at all times; tor
it is of more value to you than gold,
high places, or fashionable attire.
Hold on to the truth; for II will serve
you well, and do YOU good throughout
eternity.
Hold on to your virtue; it is above all
price to you in all times and places.
Hold on to your good character; for ii
is and ever Will be your best wealth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
SHADOW EVIDENCE.
BY NARY MArEs DODGE.

swift o'cr the sunny grass,
saw IA shallow pass
with subtle charm.
SO quick. so fun OF life.
With thrilling JOY 50 rife,
Z started. lest, unknown,
M ~tep-crc it was down
HAL joue II harm.
Why look up to the blue;
The bird was gone, knew,
Fu out of sight.
>teady. and keen OF wing,
The slight. imp8ssioued thing.
Intent ON "A goal unknown,
Had held its course alone,
In silent flight.
Dear little bird, and q CT,
FIinging down 40 my feet
shadow for song
More sure um of thee
Unseen, unhCard 10y mc-
Than OF some things feltand known
And guarded ss my own
All my life long.
-l ScribnSr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25

Young swell: 81 should like to have
my mustache dyed" Polite barber Ger
tainly; did you bring il with you"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
THIRD cALL--2:3O O'CL0cK P. 81.
SATURDAY. April l2-F.

It was expected that the bank statement for
this eek would neres.e in ths reserve fund
but lot ~ !nrgo IN increase actually Ippesr. An
Increase Of s4329 500 l-WsLtender. aRd $53s 900
Specie adds 500 the rep0rted reserve Of
lat week Tho reduction Of s. 800 100 cans and al Ill
crease fGO 800 circulation, taken In connection u
Tie gam OF lesaltrHders aud specie would 49,
counted for loss OF sJs5sOO deposts. But instead 81
IOss TIC deposits reported Increased S2l 33,OOG
This fact Indicate. tic reesipt of 81 .T67 500
EFlOnai bank EOtea Sc II seems tnst the
actual gain Of tho hanks ia cash funng tAs
week absut follows lezaI-isnders, s4.52y eO0;
specie. S53syO aud National bank notes. s5767 so
total, s7 .03G, 100 II The deposits had mt been kept
e0Wn by the rcaflsn ioans 81 o. % 1888
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
THF STATE OF TRADE.

TrvrgF-or- April I2-P0rk-Pume Mess Eastern, iull
q S.. dali 40. Bacon-Cuu )erllnd Cut
dri a- Is short Ilib dul = Long ciear dun AZ
- -ao-r clear steady 20 Ham=-L0ng tut CuI at
So shoulders uuL al 2l. beei-Inca Mess stea-v al
- Moss steady az Prime Mes, steady ~ > .
Iarf-F,-ine Western duI az 3D. TaIow-P1me city
steady 40 80 Ri. Turnruuur-~Uiut-, dUl at -- Hosln
common i-er m ci Fine steady at lN6d CherseAme
lean choice tsu 40 a.. Lard OH fu AZ Be- tlgur-Ezir
state .u'. 1s ft Nhrar-TriuE. 40 % t1 tI .ll NO.
-rrln, glI al ~Gd. view Western winter dul NJ
III New southern Winter steady Ir go. tOru-NeI
Hix-I. gIu ~ lli peg ryu;tls old VI .Nro uuA az
3D. per GENITAL CotDn seed ONe.Iow Amcuc1n. steady
a. .g Uncommon. ar London steady at tJd. J uI-
peuIue-- irIIs. LGuIun stca 10 - lA
IT-rRp0lL April II2 }O p. m.Lard 1897 3d per cwt. for
American Bacon 2f t.. Drr cw- t1I Long Clear Idlles
AyrwFlp. trri l2-Irrr 22ls francs iOr lne pale
American. Laru o-et 40 . dorus per 5J NiOa-
uAvuE April I2.-L-rd closed - francs 30 centlmos
% kilos
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

GENERAL MARKET REPORT

FRIDAY AND -lrrED1Y, AprI II auC

AsHEs-Quirt unchanged.
1000 taas santos GaIeo ana j-7e 6a-, Io. riiy
Of Para prS'g , o Iag -s1i", ,toes mere 81 10
04s- ld gra'les IN moderate demand ald steady 80
GI6llc. Java p 7a24 ~. L.suayrl. iJgl5'ec
qaist iH e''''' - '
FLorRAND MEAI-FLOUR R-Narket moro active prices.
local raae inquiry mainly fo small p.reei, for Urgent
S,s s.t iie. - Is IS 90 800 65 Shaesai Eyifs
- oO't u for iE' T%Ass % i-IFe nolIAs 1;ooG 59A
S--'I; - '' ..,sl ~, 6s s,..,,nr :. S1tSJ n
600 bbI. Wintcr Wheat Extra. o. SJo'j - aad zoo
srlori sorT t.RS FL0Ukn sstrsr request 'or aE
p"r, saies ~ Boa Common - CAoi,s EEir, .! 30 20
SI'g 5, no ir l, ara - r, - e4 70 - Is
RYE FLDL steady 7- a, DDs 5dy- IIe = o. - :
81 - 10 ~ sTadTsin- quoi~d i155.sY So
1EAIS-~HhAI-A.fSsto ~ o2sIei shade better t0r W IN
deuand h+nt ',ry efl. ulis On .f"cg.irs .'ooan!
IJGO0o bush fIrIres l6lnOO olsh spot neadili
l,S5 teg55ea 79s 41 '' 80 s9rns q 6ss,l os, Ts
graded winsar BED. d elsi "a steamer ~ {! Bed
q lsa.fs "a No. lse ~. Cnsraded hi. q ~
nsnly 81 - xli,. -tars - i. Extra wh,te u -.
q No |" ait Ap.i cIe'ihg r. ~ = oni =. u .rssl
81 Il 10. - - t,Asi y \' spring april e.ysios :! VI
SsE-d DO Iuao 6looG oa.A Fl % cosins = o3 bid
= re- bd u IL. asked. so Rr.i. Aprl O. H.
clo7aa - Ed 81 - a. o. 10 g. NM M 3 ~. 10
cosinG Gst,l "a bad. o. =. 4eksi. hfL n better re-
Iusrff y - %
SBc lBOOy sush. -s-ie private teIua-.4tA lilly duh
ua.Aauaoi .4Isa g3uO BG4l. Canada last - tho
1i canada last should have ocen " iGs'ea %
~ e Hi.prtntsd ..-, BARLEY Malt qnieE .-los
zoo su-n s3e e.---PEA siih"rt c-eled
ehaue - HN-E-lEet scarcely So fIIn export Gemlnd
1Gerae InGuiry ugLt lue 1uuueas up-cr1a
I'VE bush. futures. lt5ooO
hush spo. ineudlg ugrsdri Western Affixed, sat N.
so 3 t4c Y ss. 80 0a+sr, No shafAto Jer-
yellow aCG. Mixed, 4Jfc. No. White dc,
steamer ABrl. closing 44c bil - ar asked DO,
g. b.. 44C asked, y April - is.
cu.iug s J'H s5iyf asErd DO May ~. rosnc IS Sc.
ylG. 45Ac s..rts lO. JEt- 49,. Ut, ff i1E-
Dl RS raad, sales, 0iNn bI-I. ' tilur inner
ci.nfabe 81 er. 80 9 81 s6i.r- No. Va lite .Hc 80.
= u,c SO White. 3 -c liINrl As-frrs, 81 = +Ta-b@i
White do s.Ls3sc. White sLle gs0c Inciuding 1000
bush 4 Chiesso. 321sc. and l0DtO h.sh so = Wuic
Hsv. Sc EED qulsL sis-iy 4s4--4NS uhcAahsoi
trade iRhL
nav Axp srRAV-Prtns Hay 6rn othe,s plenty and
!uet straw 4 % and Hsnk
HIDES srfrrIe .rtr- ~ firm prices receipts past
goos -f Hii.s t.uc 3h n % Hides snd s
4Tn DIV EntTr sr1Vr AosIn sud ~ bales
Past rn.a sock on hand 42O Hides and kpa and ssi
ba.s Inii. 400 Rides kg. And lI6
b0-s f.t.t nda sIne ll-r Trur
HOP~-Eithsut Acv Isiturs o. qnptuhi. chtrs-- with
tr4lO VrrT sos.
TF tTfFK-H-filo-t m fair sale snd 't-sf7j rnion
I.stn-r rrfr-- r~~~1tr n-t ---k Jfs3I
,4dsa Daiss 2unuu -dc1. VIA AouO 20
i.d- a., 500 70 tle ,oniinrnt
MOLAs- lS-Cuba SD tcst hrTn A. &c. win fsir IN
Qgry moderately acufe, nrr, unchsn-ea
NAVAL sIOHl3-apfrils IurpenuBe hiii4 Affs hrid
So e51C. with small sales At tne higher hsiEaA Aons
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
cnrroN MARKErS-

Ars;srA April I2-DottDn quiet Niddliuz. lO'7c Low
atrug ltfr. Good Ordinary. 9'ic. receipts - oaArs
lal,- COS bales. ,. -.
Nt,ur fgr.-. Good Ordinary. l0sc. sr7ss rernf. jJl
hale, cxBsrts ,os-rs1s. 2u bne- sales 2ol bales. spin.
ms 100 bales. stock sG3 5ll-s-
E .r0y Aur!I cotton nrI iidf.ing. II gc Low MIG
,1uy is Ordinary Inaic net receipts 20 bales
sfoca Loo bales. ....
CHIgn-ius .prl l2CettOn quiet steady Nidiiiug le
NfftTur Good DfCIuuT- i0irr. net -ipts
a. ius- sales. $40 bales. stock. IS, az salt-A
.,>|I,s, ,f tur. y tu'tos QU-f 1rm N'r-Gng l0T-c
r.g NtfIur iue. Gooi Ordinary. 10 - receipts, 224I
ilr -,pmcnts $40 bales; sAeS lo0 bates spnueis 100
bales. -tO. :. 1tl~ 1a.c@
1AtvF.loS April I2-t tpttan rrm uiddi'ng, 1880
fovr a.slp, lna. t,Ood Ordinary. l0cs r-r~1rts
so balos russ Sis bales es L9uH bnles STOCK - -03
JgsPHU. rr l1.-Csrron arm MiIdlns IN g rsceipis
no S4-s -hfnrue,rs sTO h,les. -tocN, y l-i hsr'
Nnlf.L Apri 1t otSu strong Mit!Aur, In =. Low
n,atIlua Iu 81 -o0d Jrdn-Gr. lOa+n fesaDtA,
na ~rprrts costri-s 34e ba.es alcs, 500 oses
~ 3 bHira- ....,
Io. Niddun. iUisc Coed Ordinary, lOAc receipta
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

IOulsIaua sCls sO.d largely at 4}6tgi seller go
davs, sEd al 500 50 = regular Irrr. sales "
Al u. VI 1856 4Ad 1857 at l0jjl. and ~ lssO
and 1890 al l05 OtA1l -site bouds a-g .eotrd.
ln CITY bank stOcks FCurth National ~ sold JUa.
North America lOJ as Il. aud American EXcAangr
cjJj a. lOt-4
Railroad bonds We're strong and advancing on the
Esn.as aud Texas BrSts up To CO. and seconds
Z-L1 Er.e seconds were 8cC'a ~ b3tsg 81 ..
Kasas Pacific Iucour Nusli md lG rising "a =,
yrr Division tru. receipts 90 lu7 And Burliggon sud
CrGzr h4ulGs hrsts 20 = 4. Denver And RiG Gra3ie
nr~-r Yiridiug - s-A TAs Nsosan ursts. -. Louis
Division, active - O5"i4 seconds ~ e. cOu-
soId4,SG GLyerJ-.eo IL u sOCS, .nd Great Western
seconds al bl 2sI & tho rqL! p4suE bonds being ~ 10
Did. krSts VI c. C. aHd &. sOid o2. aud 81 JorsJ
s. GJ 1864
Money easter. and P~r cert vnp ~ common
rate call mixed collateral aud %G7 the range.
on United states bonds tho rsts Sat. IAe com
mere al paper m-rkot nrH4 a. Il D. per cent Tho
following As the Clearing House -G-temsnt TO-DAY
Cu~r.ucv exchanges e39 793j-3; currency balances,
stF.Otr}s Weok Currency cssFanCes. Si33, ,2JJ. .-
55Y. turreHCV ID. sHcor. szZ-t3,lJl.
ForuisH sIcAsH.s VA dul shd nrn, slkht bills being
nl better demand. Annexed arr tho quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Is OF MINING sTO"RS.


There was largo business done In Government
bonds prIncIpa..Y tho per cents, al 10 tLe
price 0f gsa3 but the close these scred tO Jr
what weaker being offered 20 that price. and probably
ol,fl uab.c J9l41g. Again invite the attention Or
liz Governors uf ne 5t0ck Exchange 10 ths ders0y
or vrrmttm quotations Tor Government bonds n rrae-
tion- OF sItneutBs. l3F.c business done Ia LHis
manner IL private and there scens 10 yc us good
reason HsF business should DO driven away from
10 Boar! II. Is, OF I~sl today GRO steady, 4Ld
other ,suo. wcrs down. Annexed tr- tho closing quo
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

rIvr 1900 MARKErs-RY rELEGRAPH

LIVE STOCK AARhEIS-bf IELtbfAFh.
CHICAGO hprl - -HCCs-nec0pts. 5000 head shlp
maut- 5000 head: market iul and shaie lover Mixed
40rS3 81; Light - 50asa 10 choice Heavy, ~ 700
~ go closing steady
CArUE-Rrcepts. 600 head shipments 100 head mar.
steady mppng - aS5 Sockers and Feeders quiet
and ea.y - - 10. Butcher.' T-1,3 20.
-HEEP Receipts. 400 head shipments 100 head market
- fu0<J 20.
IT Louis April l2-CATTE easier bu not quotahy lower
supply little doing reCepts $40 head; shipments
300 cad.
HoGs-Quiet and unchanged Workers and B1tmorcs.
- jD0sB 20 Heavy, - fJ0Ti 80. Rough - -
ass jO Phadc DAi. t3 % - rece.p ItuO head snip
sHEEF-Weag Good Fancy 81 5Oasj 70 receipts none
shipments 3UO head.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

In stock speculation thouslni dollars are
sometimes made from an investment OF one hun
dr-d. send to Alex. Fro bingham x Co., brokers',
i WII.-st, NeW-I0rk. for their " gekiJ IlRaH,iai
ReuOrl. sent free.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
loaa nale. rc.. l.,l snlc. .alc. aooo e.le, ..oes

io54 gross lssi bales sales 1000 bales stock
lJ3 800 bales. 80
NORFOLK april 12-Cotton- Holiday; net reeeipts S5S
bales exports i2O lss. stock ll.5y3 Daf-
PHILADELPHIA Apul II -COttOL Ilcli 'Y; net receipts
Il; bales: grp--. 80 bales. 1869 bales ....
LOUIs, April Il cotton qmet m hanged; MdhnnI'
Ordinary. los rec~ipi-
shipments 7l3 baos. slles 2l5 bales STOCK
II go bales.
COTTON RRCErPrA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
HAVANA MARKET.

ukvAvt Arrl l2.-Suglr-Molasses sugar, Nos. 70 lO.
- - r... .rrII rrr lrrube Mu~oOv1gJ Common
b. teurrfugt -r-ir Nus l. % Liiu JZ-
AID AAds.. . "a. q rea4s 4-xcnlag- lIul.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
UrdIss dn0 TENDERS.
AND FFYDFRS.

CRATES AND FFNDRRS
II rae largest u Halt Low crates
rr -ith-r caH Gumplg iud shaking
rnt open F1re Places, Sth andiIons ASA hasket
rates fsr wOoi arez Bras Frnd.rs. Pic
HOaz D GnJIIs ami ias,,rn d,aighs
WfIOLESAIE AND RETAIL.
Estimaies tO bu.iers contractors aud architects.
!. :. COSOYER 4 Co. JCd AID JtS C.asl &C. " Z.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
TO PHILADELPHIA
PEvNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YOER AND pUILAuEL

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW-Y0ER AND eulLAIE IELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily 'Art depot,
PHILADELPHIA, rFo New 1rE
Double Track. DE most improved Equipment and the
Fas.es- Time consistent I'll 4b-oi .re safety.
Express Trains leave Nrw YORK Via It1rosses Cort
llatf ~jreet Ferries. as t0.Ow-
43l, $50. SO, y l-t lLtu 4 d. POD s To 30 J. - Do ~,
$50 and I'D p H. aunlay tao aud m. D ' go $50.
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect vlfh an through
trains 40 Jersey JY aaordng speedy AND tre, Transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1907. $50. 3. :.
TO. X $50 MT - A. .Inlt- Express. lo p. nI =. ..
5.J" and l;tJ .. % On sunday, --'I & ID. oa5 so
I cs,t 0Ii.r--yo- 800 ana sit Broadway so ? Ast3r
Of besbrO-ses Ind lAntr- SO COURT
ST.. Brooklyn AaH,K Depot tos i tlau-,t. ErOO&-
lvn Nos. IlE IIG and lis lfGd.. uat, Hari zra :.
Depot. Jersey city EmlSrant Ticket once ~ at
FRANK THOMSON. Gen PASSENGER Aet.
Genera. MANAGE.
TOR RONDOUT and KING>TON-Landing
i aL lozl.G- ~ PDnr. o. SrW5Irg Marlboro,
y oVI, ,rt rTf0W ~ 5'l,.% az, IL 81 ~
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A. AGRANGEAIE.r or PAS>l.NGEi TRAINS. March
50. l-,J:Lcavc ieV,ts 10 %. 'oraHtt ald p'rus"se
IOu p. tor Iasfun. Bethlehem so Li'Nu, t.t..lr-
Aauch CHUNK HaLpltsn 1aEaBOv ely. A hilnd Wilkes.
barre. scranton and IIIuaalauJcs
$50 d. m Night Express. La|y fGr Ei-tOn, Eeth hem.
Allentou. hlGrh Chunk. WkesOarr. l..Dlra. ItI4ca.
Geneva AuHuIn. Rochester. buffalo Nagaf4 tl3 and s
vest Pullman sleeping ,osrh - q iacl I'D
General Eastern Ofce rhuryh nd ofr.ln1'ts
CHA7 g. CUMMINGS. AzrlS
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave PecSsp daily sundays exceyeU s5c
Nev-havel az 3 AMI ID p M. connecting win rIIt
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

.., prpcRT n y STDCK EXCHANGE SAbhS
OF'' ,oy.,s sy tae cold md stock rs'sGapN o.
StTrRDAY APRH - 1879
,,.r O.rr-1Ol. O'CLOCK 4. VI.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Flre, 81.
" steamer leave PecSsp daily sundays excogteD sse
New Haven at3 ami u p. M. connecting win ruIt
Gal IN 70 BOSTON
p lssDO VIA TIE OLD RELIABLE
O. SD TO BOSTON.

GI ~ TO BOSTON.
- GsseO VIA FALL RIVER LINE.
Ticket. limited. gA lu.y lay W .sis fOr
PASSAGE ~ lain .aayus -, River the olow.
ing xnln. J.Ss - Regular gskes
- zsoG Hy J,tga.n Es4I lIYlE Mag.
ulncOgE steamers
NGWPOET AND Old COLONY
tally f-uuilrs rV-tNt.,LI - D from
Flrr -. NDla.I I..r,r loot ~ N4rrAYst
LsrpsA lYu Anurx ~ o Al tsJ m.
IcAs.A aad sStcruDis secrod A. ~ L0tes and
Ticket Dlicoa 81 lie .for lat 1a -t-aasis
BORDEN x LOWELL, 4 sents.
GEO T. CoSs0G. G-n1 Piss Aga
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

700. the required to comply with 'he rule of 20
per cent would have been s1.34s425 greater
than Is and the surplus would have increaSe'
only s297l .375 instead OF S4323000 as reported The
surplus now is 223375, against sl367l $50
April 13, 1873 The movements OF currency IN ana out
OF the suTreasury during the week indicate That about
$4,000 of the gain currency by the banks Is due
Treasury disbursements.
Compared with the corresponding date Of 1873, tho
present statemeut shows Loans decreased ~55753"o
s'ece decreased, ~lGjS3, 900; lcgaIteuderS ncf aS
S7479.3OO: denos 90 decreased f6,b22.9OO; cTcui-
tiuu decreased S263. 100 The total reserve 73'o4'-
BOO is y per cent of the total drpo' sanrt
p u last week aud 81 81 for April l3 ISIS. The
following tine cnul narItlNn tntaLh.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
Gtenmocats dno Railroads..

DEPARTURE Or THRR0gGh RAILROAD
az, sA%&EE ~, As9 9go iqT ,5 Ss
ssont' 90 p Express arlington. The SOUTH and
l.n, it,I@ Ar 200 a. and 500 ant NJ NaDues
NHwY YoRK CESrRiL AID HuD-oA RI2G-s I0.5O lHi 100
a Hl and 40 D. t.3o inf $3.50 D. H
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE' LINE, DREW
? - Ans % De- ~ nc h9SD s'yr PIT 49, N,n ,n
az az ~ Aoany Sunday n.rnihe etcepto Wiz 'Tan' Nor'h'
EXCURSION ~ Albany ana reiSF " T. F2 STE 81 % 4 ,r.D, -
BRIDGEPORT, and all point. on Hou,ltouic
l.ayes Cataarine'p daily Sundays eEeey'e a il5o NJ
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYi
FsTTy er caoa aron IN S gros 21 'e2' 90 If y % ey y
CommenGnr WOW IS. Is7s-rIaigs Ielye NegYors 100.
cS3as Ss5 iI,, %ror Esisa fn eeyes S,n1s !,
Junction sith b I. and v r r
6Hak Tima9Sa Igc.t5a " ke-5arrs .cr aiSa
loo ,pd 80 m.For som-r5lle ant g7s1l1g,on
o., p m-For Flennst'n ta.ton, Mluch '1unk TanaqIA
Mls|s1arrs scranton rHnkhAnnock. raHaqR4. HasI.e,
: p. m.-Fur High BRIDGE Rranch ~clooey's 1foulul
;add' axe aDa iike t'rstc3nf ,,s;n 5gy'i.re al
$50 o. m csr. E7atou- A.ler 1'wa and Harrisburg
For tram, sa local 1oins tire rabies at staton,.
Bro9k ard iqteruetate point and a. $50 m ior taon
Bo1'. Or ne Boo' IN AMI Ere Annex" make
atJer.ey civ and from Brooliyu ind Ee De32-
Jersey 'lty.
N-EIV- WORK. and TONt, EP NCTT DIVISION
" Trains leave Rl Bans. Ionz Branch. Grove.
STAGES tonect At ilawan station p ana from EEYrORr
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
SIS. Ii:i5 a H. 1. ':i5 p N
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ ,1.-..- LIS --.
,op ~ ,.,, y ], = hlsl - ~ ~
s ~ - ~ y j ~ y,
- i'44sNS lI.AlN liS4 ANL ti' ~
Ieavc N~" or. lot ~ Liberty i,- 'utIa a1t PAM
iI-h' pltt ON ftsfgu N"ffl -'l-t til.s ~
80" l iliu ~ - AZ o41 Wy %. J'' iti'o D. u
q -, & - w. 1.u, = y. N ,-.-,-. ,.oo ,f.. -
"a ~ .s - ,n Il. -,Nt q, 80 -p' 'i'-t ''''
p,'i.,-- a a & ''- 100 ~ ~ f- D.. .t. 4.ia "a,
, "a, ,--,.-, | 49,. ~. . !, at, m ia =,
N-s lioN, y F! 'I'i asa Nsa v,-e and 4.,, a.
ga ~ 5h5b -, vaa Vol. .,- rr.,f.g al +, n
ui'.Y Y'', 4-P ~ . .t, ..rI.. +. ~
o.o D. m Leave Trenton a. ~, 80 & = .-. o..l p m .i ,,,
81 p- 'l H. 7, III I' q. ~ q. % I'm, Isr.v t- ~ "
L,h BfO"h}n AMI Ere ~ p"' -.t''s .f ana 4tt
csets 10. ,ae al loot u .A,er;-,. . I , nv % , n a.
- a2luii ~ a, ne D,, ro..i-r .,4 al So Cslr,s
~ ln Ft pfN 80 L., r.. ...t,
HI'"SlJh bd2st-' d. - III '.,Ts t,.8 pt.- Azaut-
EOR NEW-UAVLN ~ sr,rrorud,na-s and
al sJaJ9n' On ne ArN-l.., ...,i'i am ~. r,a
10y iA ''i ~ \, tt.I ~ - -l- =
~ ~ = -Al.L-' 'u i.i' - ... w ~
- ,. ~ 49,, Nv .f...-. .. ,,. t,- ,I
N'tA -A'tpi 'Ilul@F ti ~ H 80 ~ 81 70
morning lIi- on Al fai4fppis 0r.i idr ..- .
tLa lre -a are :. excursion . d. st4I-l N7" i4'H