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New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

The fright in the stock market yesterday was
soon forgotten this morning, under the influence OF
steadily advancing prices. Ii was learned early
that there to he no further difficulty about
tficaions and this restored confidence, that the
sellers of yesterday again eager buyers.
The volume of business C5Ol ,256 shares was less
than on preceding days, but what the market
lacked III quantity was made uD IN quality. The
leading feature OF he day Pacific Mail. which.
with transactions amounting to i3 600 shares, was
run np from 3fi2 In 3Ssi, and ended with
reaction OF only / per cent AT 3IsI. ne
buyers at rates from about 3Jl2 upward seemed 10
be anxious To pay much pOsS BILE for the stock,
ana undoubtedly some OF them. were Disappointed
hat they were supplied at prices under 40 But
then they have the consolation OF Knowing that
they did the best the circumstances permitted.
We shall not he far from tn, truth III
cbaracterizng the operations IN tins stock az
pure and simple speculation. But II Pacnc
Mail can sell at 40, equal 10 $s,OOO,OOO for the
whole amount OF its property, subj ct Ia the com
panys debts, We know of no reason why the stock
may not sell at any other fancy figure that any
chooses to imagine will be its highest price. he
entire market, however. after "A little hesitation
strong. and continued to the end OF business,
the final prices generally being only fraction un-
der the highest OF the day. The granger stocks,
Lake Shore, all the Southwestern stocks and
the coal stocks were prominent IN the days bust
ness aud for their recovery from yesterdays dc.
preston. Western Union, also, with only small
amount of Transactions was firm al an advance 10
100 ga lO5L-
At the close the market was strong and uudis-
turDed By money, which was loaniug then at per
cent aud Il per cent commission.
STOCK MAgSkr
Afreporsd by TIE Gold aud Stock CoraDaar
Actual sales Closing
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
exed are the closing quotations

state bonds have presented no special features
during the week and the tOfal sales OF all issues
hav, amounted only to $20G.O00. The prices for
the low-Pr.ccd southern issues are lower han they
were lor the preceding week. To-day there were
sal. of Lon sana cOnSol, az 1872 Virginia Us, old,
az 2S, and Georgia -, new. ut Ill.
BinS stocks were strong with a limited amount
nf transactions, because oi the small offerings. he
sales for the week amounted To 269 shares. To-day
tier, were 40 transactions.
Railroad bonds were active all the week through,
but feyeriih and tllcluating for the speculative
kinds aud strong Tor the better classes. The fea-
tnres of t,-days market were an advance of % per
cent Sios Tor Ere second consols y per cent to
sOl1 fOr fundru D.; necln OF Il per cent to
S7loa S73. for Missouri, Kansas and Texas-firsts,
Il urUp Of Il per cent to AZ for the seconds, and 4
later recovery to 49, Chesapeake and OHIO hrsis,
series b. opened al 80 a decline of per cent, and
rose 10 JG3 and the interest debt sold at
20 against 1884 yes.erday. Boston, Hartford
and Erie hrsts advanced Is per cent to 457s
irxis Pacific Incomes were firm at 56l2
81 PAIL sinking funds advanced to 10.
The following are the highest and lowest prices Of
the principal representative railroad bonds during
the week. and the closing sales to-day and week
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

A MOTION. Ito gasman)-W hat
ali this Tor one quarters easf Nryerl Gnsman-i.s
- 80. ,s erv 81 ery WHERE Don't know hat youag
aies purns tho gas pretty nerly all Day 10 ake Tie
irons 'oi for them little cnris they wears in
n"r,menIs Viii be fourauda-haf guineas Week wlth
curjs ana iodr guineas wirhrut-ljudy.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

THE CITY AND COUNTY CANDIDATES.
INFORMATION AS TO THE MEN TO BE VOTED FOR.

INFORMATION
OF 1nEo omERPn
ocRAncc o EAp rRoF
al nominate RmeIyb there
il slat
scompt the Autf
Tammany In revtesf Governor
ip ayembaua andid
loci sfo
o
D ar hngt ero faith
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

The sub Treasury to-day lost 81 .O56.152 bal
ances made up by cOin loss of ~ ,O64, All less
currency gam of 81, ,9S9. Money to-day more
stringent than on any preceding day. Few loans
were made without the addition of commission.
ranging from l. To l. per cent 70 the legal rate
PROBABLY the bulk OF the business was done at Il
and .. per cent. But the demand was not all sup
piled even az these rates at the close of
business at the Stock Exchange. The only
change reported In the domestic exchanges
l. "A decline to 30 cents discount at Boston.
The United States treasurer at Washington TO-
dav received 100000 IN National bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were
%57O 900 and the internal revenue receipts we're
S4OO.UOO The following is the Clearing House
statement to-day: Exchanges, S151 ,32J, ,02I
balances, So 30 76G. The business at the Sub
treasury covered Receipts. S349, 7J6; payments,
~ OOG POS: currency balance. Sl3, ,72s. 1863 coin
balance. xl2S 1.5O5.
The following il the statement of receipts and
disbursements by the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States New York for the month of october
ea,t.,,,.r 1874 nv halance slg3tlug5I
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

n Low Anidung.........l0s.
kIlINItun

Forward deliveries excited and higher hg fully 10 n
poa.a though the close rather easy ss, lO1iVO
bales nciuiiag Novcm'cf lovt -9d II 10 Dscsinorr
ip>J4il45nll.l l.lu January lOg-d .SuH ~, FeJtn-
airy. lilo l.I4dli.57 March. ~ 3l9iI6 aItss Apfh
lIi50Ii7s: Nav li.6 ~ 500 isai June, litldl-i
Juv ILssalsl. Flrst Call NoveIber. 10y Drcea,g,T' '
lOgt 1898 1895; January. Los. II ~ feoru ry, LIZ
II22, Marsn ll.37 ll35 April 4i53 lsi ~ % jane
iIsI July llJl total SO hae~ seooDl call en-
e.r Al lS. l.c~mn. Il1i. lLt3s January, ll- ~ laf'
lis February, li3l taial 1als lsta CALI I5. l5
ceir. I'LL. Januars, ~ - IL . te aIni ti'i
Mach 5s ll57i May lls5, 4i.s0' i"isL ''A'V Oae''
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE CANDIDATES
District.


District Republican,
" SMattheN stewart
lN.............-.-.------.-S
John W. JacOhus.
.--..---''-'.-'-'''--'--- John J. Morris.
~, SFredcrck Flnck.
Nl.-..-....--.---....-.----
- Robert Il. Hamilton.
Nii-------------------'----- william NJ Montgomery.
--., Henry 4. PcIlcy
"-------'---f JOnn Mctl. we.
o3d and oath Wards. sidney j. Everett.
The candidates for District Aldermen have not beeu
selected with much although the Republican "ud
the AntiTammany lists include some eXccilenf men
Mathew Stewart the Republican candidate. II the Only
one I'm the IVth District worthy OF earnest support The
record of Thomas Shells aud William p. XIX, the Tam
many candidates public Office. Is not good one; ana
Jeremiah Murphy and Thomas Brady, tie Anti-Tam-
many candidates. have done nothing worthy Of noe
The Republican candidates ia the Vth District, John
W Jacobs and John J. Morris. have executed their
duties as Aldermen such manner 10 earn the giat
itude OF their fellow citizens irrespective oi party
lines Mr.. Morris has been abused because as
leader OF the Republicans IN the Board h'
defeated the confirmation OF Mayor Coopers
nominees for Police Commissioners. q confirmation 'La
yonld have enabled Mr. Tden TO pack the boards OF
,nsnectors of election with who would nave d"n'
au in their power to count Mr.. Cornell The abuse
of Mr. Morris has aroused his friends. however ana
they are making an energetic canvass John Cav iia-u
and Bernard Goodwin. the Tammany candoattS' anu
pausotn Parker r. the sole AntTammany candidate
are men OF mark.
In the With District the Republican candidate is frea
eriek FiDck who has done good service in the Board
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
FOR THE SENATE.

TammGnU Anti -IG0.mdnN
Edward Hogan. C"'Acliu tNhn
j 4cOb StcbichUr. Gli'r Il. j mes
Tlnng~ j. CrelIuer Thomas j. Creamfr.
John ". Browning. JOhb ". BioWLlng
Francis ". Blxly. Joan Il FOLLOWS
Charles s. Jackson. Nhhiit, 4. chsOD
John b. la,kiu. l. G. l. Lcciesihc.
Charles T.. Lansing lawyer o. GOOD Standing ~ the
Republican candidate in the XIII District Francs NJ.
Bixby is the 1ammany candidate. He was elected a
Senator in 1873 10y the An;-Tammany party. aud Was
one of It's leaders up this year. John X. Fellows Is
the Anti-Tammauy nominee MI. Fellows was a colo
mel in the Rebel Army.
william Waldorf Asor the Republican candidate IN the
Xth District Is promi3eut citizen and Representa-
tive man in that district A. nsmoer Of the Assembly
Of 1873. be highly distinguished himself Charles a.
/ Jackson a lawyer prominence. is the Tammany
and Ant-Tammany candidate
George H. Forster has been nominated ny the Rrpuh-
u,ns Of the XIth District. He is prominent and able
lawyer OF this city and well acquainted with legislative
work. having been mber OF The Assembly ana one of
the leaders Of the Republicans in that oody Johu H. Has
Kin, an ex-Cong gressman, VINO was last year abusing
Tammauy Hall vehementy. is now the carddnte OF
hnt organization. T. {. T.. Ecclesne the present nen-
her, T. the candidate OF An;i-Trmmany. His record at
Albany has has the approval Oi the intelligent
1 classes.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE COUNTY TICKETS.
Anti Tam many.

Tammaay Anti-Tamnsany.
William X. ROBERTS. Peter Bowe.
Henry A. Gumbleton. William A. Butler
Frederick smyth Miles Beach.
Henry Aker. SJsmea Flynn.
Richard JIagan. Thomas 4. Knox
( Richard Croker. : III. mas Null gau.
tuenrv WaliuaD. tG. n. Herrmnnn.
[ Patrick keepan nicholas HauGnOn.
! William ~auer. Charles Marshall.
James ]. Sievn. y. W Ellison.
| John W. Guntzer n. f. Buteusc oen.
L &. Dessar. Charles d. Ingersol
samuel NJ. Pdfdy. Christopher &. Clark.
The Anti smmany candidates being young law
yers httle known. Alexander Blumeustie and
Granville Hawes, the Republican nominee. are men
Of ebty and Of excellent reputation Henry Alier
ana David McAdam are Jncscs of the Marine
Court and have the support OF maay lawyers who dis
Ike changes in the The piriy associates of
James Flynn ana Charles J. Nehras. lac AntTammany
candidates are hopeless OF electing them
The Republican nominations for Coroncrs have been
received with favor. They John H. Brady, Morris
FneGsOm and Levi Jewett-al men OF good repuiat
The Tammany candidates have all been Coron, for
three years. and the denomination Of Richard Flanagan.
chard Croker and Henry Woitmau shows tha; the
lowest element in the Democratic party dictated the
choice. Thomas c. kuox, one of the Ani-Tammany
candidates, Is physician Of good reputatou but the
other candidates. Gerson y. Hcrrm and Thomas Mui
Hein, have done nothing to deserve support
The publican candidates for Aldermcn-a;-Larsc are
Michael W. Burns. Luther Horton. William Wade and
Francis Snyder. MI. Burns has been an Alderman tins
wear. aud has done the pub party good service
by resisting the attempt OF Mayor Cooper TO pack the
Police Board wit Commission rs hostile to pubic ncr
csts Mr. Wade WAS an Alderman several years ag0.
and lcft office with excellent record. TIE Tammany
cand datcs-Pi;rck Keenan,. William sauer, james j.
slcVin and John W GuntZrr-arc now Aldermen OF the
COY. Charles H. Marshlil aud b. ". Gibson, two Of the
Anu-rmmany caudidaics. ars business lien of good
standing Nichoas H.uEhtOn anu n. i. Butcnsc 0'n.
the other canddHtes. represent the political element Of
the Antl-rammany or-anz ton.
Clyi Justices are 10 De elected in thc NlIth and Nib
Districts The Ii pab.lcuu candidate IN the With d.
tric J. C. j. Langbein has twice been Assenhyman.
Leo {. DcsSar, the Tammauy candidate, was Assembly
.nan several yeats ago. hat slowed ltue ability.
Charles ID. Ingers II, the AnT immany candidate al
present holds the Oirce james r. ANGEL, TIE Erpuh-
can candidate for Civil Justice In the Kin District is
very popular. Samuel NJ Purdy and Christopher {.
Clark. the 1ammauy aud Anti Ta,nniauy nominees
not well known as lawyers.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

AID FOR THE HPANIsH sUFI EkLii7
PARIS, Wsanesiay, Oct ~. 1873
A fete il to be held at the Hippodrome
.orv undsr the cement Of Paris newspapers Ter
49,. a IL the suesers by the recent neods In Mar
l.u sp.fu
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

Republican.
sAertg. tg...................... Robert c. Brown.
Gosniy clerk .............. Ferdinand Ehrhart.
Justice Of Cowmon Pleas. ElIhu Root.
Judges Of Marine Court -. Granville P. Hawes.
COroners. rs.................... Morris Frledsan.
tLevi Jeweit.
Michael ". Burns.
Aldermen at Large. ..--.... Wiilsn waSS
CtriI justices
With Dlstgict............. J. c. j. Langben.
Ath Disfrict---.-.-.-.-. James X ANGEL
The candidates for officers are making a very
vigorous Robert c. Brown, the Republican
nominee for Sheriff although actively engaged IN bust
ness, thoroughly acquainted with the politicians Of
the county. As he IN politics his canvass
for votes is telling and a. he has great num Der o
friends In the Republican Organization his election
confidently expected There Is some opposition 10 him
papers only because of the fact that lac support
Mr.. Greeley in 1872 but This opposition is not huTtu
William r. Roberts. the Tammany candidate. Is not
heartily supported by that organization. He is unpOpu-
lar with many of its leaders and WILL therefore, ne
much scratched on election day. Peter Bowe the
An-Tammany candidate. has lost much strength since
a. became known that was connected with Sheus
Office when James 0'Brien was saerif
The Republican candidate for County Clerk Ferdl-
nand Ehrnart. reputable business and has the
support OF the mercantile CLASSES. Complaint is mace
by Republican politicians however, that Mr.. Ehrlart j.
showing little interest in the canvas. aud H. con-
seQuenty behind the rest of the ticket Henry A.
Gumbeton, the Tammany candidste Is zsaiousiy SUP
ported Dy that branch of the Democracy II deemed
point OF reGlect him IN view OF his removal by
Governor Robinson. william A. Butler, the Anti
Tammany candidate received the nomination efter
fierce struggle the friends OF County Clerk rhOmp
son. and therefore has under discourag
fng circumstances.
The three candidates fer Justice OF Common Pleas
all good lawyers the OpiuiOn Of their brethren al the
bar. Eihu Root the Republican candidate, has the
of the hearty q young lawyers
of the city, and Of having been engaged in important
I'm the courts, which have drawn 10 him Tie
eyes of the public. Mr. Roots friends are making a
remarkably vigorous canvass III MS behalf Frederick
Smyth. the Tammany candidate. having been twice de-
feated when nominated for important Offices by Tam
many Hall. probably docs feel san2uine Of
success. Miles Beach, the Anti-Tammany candidate,
holds the office. He is making an active canvas.
The for Judges ofthe Marine Court is chiefly
between the Republican and Tammany candidates !;
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
FOR ALDERMEN.

The Anti-Tammany candidates, Bernard Kenny and
Joseph sfracS, and George Hall, one oi the Tdnauy
candidates. have not distinguished themselves Alder
men. Henry Bischof. jr., the oiher Tammany candi-
date l. lawyer. with nO legislative experience
Robert R.y Hamilton and William u. No t-omery
are the Republican candidates IN d. 'Ilth District.
Nj. Hamilton Is Il mar Of culture .cyotcd 10 pubIc
interests. II elected he will The people wc,l
R0ber. Foster aud Frederick Helbg are the Tammdiv
caudidaes. Mr. He Oig il mo pOliti liic
but ROher; Foster has for several been member
the Il ard, and has done nothing which should brng
him vote. Robert Han ana George W. Mcl-eau are
the Anti-Tammauy candidates. MI. Mel an IS Wall
Street broker Robert Hall Las been member Of the
Board during the year.
Henry C. Perley ard John NcCiave are the Republican
candidates in the Win District. Tney vastly sn-
perior to thcr oIpononts-Edward c. ,hy and
Thomas Carroll, TIE Iammany candidates. ana Mat,h
]. Cogrcy and jacob +. Long, tn Anu-Tammany can
dLiates.
sidney ]. T. erett, the Republican candidate IN the
Twenty third and Twenty-iourth wards William Cand-
we'll AntTammany. and Henry IIoileu, Tamnany are
all business men.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

- la Ioudnn the week has presented no special
feature beyond a hardening nf the rate for money
in tine op n market to-day u advanced 60 the bank
rateof per cent DarslNcr roset0 53s4i per ounce,
bnt uuon the announcement to-day that ptXC
Wedne sday there would bo extra allotment OF In
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

FRIDAY, Oct B1-P. NJ.
The transactions at The Sub-Treasury during the
week ending to-day include receipts of S7,713.03s
and yayments Of S1e,0<1 ,561, and result in
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.

WANTED. D.-Cincnnat Wabash a Michigan
way, Room 104.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

To-days market was quiet. and the fluctuations
were sGht In Paris, the French per cents de-
cined from $3.50 to s0.45 and close the week a.
the lowest price, and sight exchange on London fell
from 5.2912 to 25.25l2 francs to fbe G..
Meesrs Winslow Ianier & Co. to-day will pav the
interest on the following named bonds Cion.,
Ham. and Dayton X. Co. hrst mortgage Is; Dem
yer. South Park and Pacific X. Co. hrst mortgage
-; Greencaste, Indiana schoOl-h0use IS Indiana,
State War Loan IS Portsmouth, ODio, railroad i'm
provement u, water-works Ss; Pitts, Fort Wayne
aud Chicago X. Co. first mortgage a., sec
interest on the bonds of the City OF Marietta M and
{. r. aid s..
Messrs Prince & Whitley announce that they
have opened a separate department for the purchase
and sale of mining stocks N the San Francisco aud
other markets, and have placed Mr. ii. L. Logan,
late of San Francisco, IN charge of that branch OK
their business.
he receipts of -four ana gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 1st day OF November were:
Nn,xN NnrE
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
LOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
oLoslNG rRlcg, OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Government bonds were dull during the week,
the total sales at the Boards amounting only 10
~ 932 900, bur prices generally were steady. al
though they closed little of from The best figures.
io-iav's safes covered $4,000 COUPON 6s az
1854 and $4,000 registered at 1Oj3sa 1854,
10000 registered 5s at 1924, $50, 900 coupon
Il2, at 1O57sG10J3i &6O,OO0 coupon 4, at
lO2ls ami S5l, 900 registered at 1O2 lsd 1921.
the following are the highest and lowest prices
of bonds Tor the week, and the closing sales to-day
and "A w eek ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE CANDIDATES
ReDuJfcdn.

HE
rt..s., Republican,
i------------''--- W NJ Doyle.
~ I------. .-----------''''' Charles ". Hovey.
~. l.---------'-'-------- B.rpala j. DDuras. .
N-.---------'-'----'- Lanes WnieIbOttom (BOiLl
Wilnan. j. Keys.
~ n-'--'--'---- John simpson
f--'----.--'''''' Isaac |. HAYES.
" -...--;---''-''''' John T.. BrOtsky.
VIZ --------'----'' George B. Deane.
- S-----''--'- Edward Crosse
A----------------'' Lanes NJ. VarnuIn.
-'------'--' Louis Helm
-, ------------'- Charles :. Duen.
All, .--'---------'' David :. Brown.
%lr -------------'' Moses GoOdkiud-
a, -"-----.-----' James Graham.
.--''------''' james W. Perry.
49,, ----.---''' lanes key.
ASa,i ---------''- John n. fsssltt.
y n ---------- William Law.
A.---.'-----'+--' Edward II. Mitchell.
~, -------'------'' James McKenna.
AL -'---'--'''-'' Donald Mclean.
~ ~ -'-''--'-'-'''' James l. Wells
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE CANDIDATES
Republican.

Edward Hogan has been renomnated foF The senate
I'm the Yth District by Tammany Cornehns flShn, one
ef Tweed's Coropers, is the Anti-Ianuauy candidate
Theie i no Republican nominee.
In the Vita District Republican candidate Is fhp
8 Warner a business man. Jacob seebaeAer The author
OF bill In the last Legislature TO permit the r"i"
transit companies TO put a track 'hronHn N"sS''"'
g. 1an,oanv candidate Peter ii. Jobes, the Anti
Tommany nominee, agent, has no poll'icai record
Ferdinand Eidmann Is the Republican nominee I'D 'ne
With District with excellent prosper VI pei"H
elected The Germans of the A lti-Tammauy ana i"ii
-. or,,n,za,tors have refused TO support Thomas j.
(,rssmer the candidate of those ORGANIZATIONS
Robert H. strahan. the Republican oand'date III 'hc
with District has bad crediabie career III '
Assembly. Mr. s'rahan mas sune''" ""' '- - -,
-. ,, :. cnrious mistake H has been accused OF
the authorship of a bill reducing the salaries OF ro'c
men. fremen ana school-teachers. The true au." W.
J.hn H. srrahan, wsll-known lawyer ana ianiina"'
man. John W. Browning. the eah"u"'' y - m
-. Cd Aptram tany was an Assembyman IN
,s-s He sbowed little ability asa legislator
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

Tdmmaay.
William X. ROBERTS.
Henry A. Gumbleton.
Frederick Smyth.
! Henry AIker.
! Dlvid McAdam.
{ Richard Il aUagan.
( Richard Croker.
I Henry WalluaD.
Patrick keepan.
J William ~auer.
l James j Sicvin.
John W. Guntzer.
l. % 4. D. ssar.
samuel NJ. Pdrdy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-12
Commercial and Mining Agency Y

The undersigned having opened an office at
2133 Mission street, san Francisco, VIII receive
and promptly attend to all orders for any De-
SCRiPTI0N OF MERCHANDISE, SELL ORES,
BUY AND SELL STOCKS Mrs. Thompson
will personally attend to the purchase of goods
for Women and Children. The business ex-
perience of both is guarantee that thsy wA
give satisfaction. THOMAS THOMSON.
dec. 17-'7S-u.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-12
LOCK HERE!

Having received a large lot Of Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared to make all kinds
of
PICTU URE FIR A NJ ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
speciality
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws fled by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street, above Levy's store.
GEO. r. WALKER
Winnemucca, July Is, 1878,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

OLIVE LoGANs ADVICE TO Girls
Miss Olive Logan sensibly advises
young girls--and older women rs well
TO maintain their independence
under all circumstances. She says 20
woman's safeguard is to keep a mans
hands off her. If you need his assls-
lance in walking take his arm instead
of allowing him to take yours Just
tell him in plain English 'hands Off,
He may not like it at first, but he will
respect you in the future tentold more.
Men will he and do just what women
allow them to do. Men will not do
to trust. Give man your arm and
YOU will find him very confidential,
and he will take a great many prlvl-
leges he would not take If he was
not permitted to do so. He will give
your arm many loving squeezes and
sly twists that he should have no oppor
tunity of doing, and the opportunity
is Just what he is after. Upon another
point she speaks to parents as well
as girls, and to any one who takes
an evening walk upon any of the
principal streets of Troy the convlc'
ton will be enforced that what she
says is true and timely. "Keep your
girls off the streets except when they
have business. Teach them it is un.
necessary to 60 to the postoffice every
time they go out. Your girls can
walk alone just as we'll as your boys.
Don't allow your girls if they must
have beau, to go with boys much
older than themselves. 1fpossible in
still into their very nature that they
are safer in their hands than they are
in the hands of any man-preachers
not excepted