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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-23

COLD TEA.-A story is going the rounds of the
Engllsh papers that large agricuturist has
been giving his harvest hands cold tea instead
OF beer TO drink In the harvest field, and that
the results were extremely satisfactory, there
pelng none OF the SuilenneSS, eXcitabiiity AMI
rudeneSS that had previously been observed
ana attributed to beer. Because tea does not
ntoXlcate- Its power as Stmulant Is forgot
ten or unaerrated; but the fact remains that
there Is more stimulation In a pint or tea
OF average strength than 10 a Quart OF COM
mon beer. 1t should be remembered, too,
that the quantity OF tea that a harvester
VIII consume daily as substitute for beer
Is greater than that which will sum ,e
an entire family around supper table
stimulation, whether by spirits wine, beer
tea coffee Or opium, is simply method of con-
Stunning ones physical capital, and the laoorer
who replaces his, two or three quarts of beer
with an equal daily allowance OF tea is exhaust
ing his nerve and muscle more rapidly than he
cid while guiding beer. More and better food
Is what beer-dliDking laborerS need The
Well-fed American farmer, working long hours
under a sun hotter than England ever knew.
Goes not drink as much In a week as an under
fed laboIer viii In day. Ii workingmen must
drink heavily OF something beside water-so;ne-
thiLg with taste TO it-iet them drink oatmeal
water, or water IN which Drowned corn NEIL
has been thrown. A little sugar will give such
drink nutritious and strengthening properties
But let not the temperance men seize and
spread the English cold tea story; the cup tlat
cheers but not inebriateS is as dangerous, when
abused, as the 6otLle and glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-23
MARRIEDs

rROCTOR-KING- On July 22d. 1880. at 8
O'clock .. m, at the Gay street Baptist Church
W. W. fRocToR. and HATTIE NJ. King, both OF
Georgetown, d. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-23

TIA Always cut OF In its prime-An interest
coupon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-23
ty22-tb. Il KIDS DUNCANsON BRc s., Sale me
THOMks BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHAHCRRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IRIRTEFNTH AND FOURTEENTH SITS
NORTHWEST S~0'
, 1880-01-04
REGULAR
BOARD OF TRADE TICKET

For President
JOHN f. DWIGHT,
OF Dwight i Gillette
For Second Yice-Pres1deut
Il. W. DuNHAM.
OF Wu1. Young tk Co. .
For Directors:
IRA s. foqNGI0VE. s. A: sCR1BNER,
THOS. hood, II. G. MUTT
Vessel Agent Of H, c. Mutt Il Co.
ABRAM POOLE,
OF Poole, Kent l. Co.
For Committee Of Arbttr.lt1on:
JOHN SEOWELL, w a. BEEBE :.
of ]: 8noweu Bro. OF Mccormick Il Beebe.
c. J. MAG1LL, G. A. SCHWARTZ,
Vessel Agent OF Il. Rotaford Il Co.
n. B. ANDREWS.
of O. II. Roche Co.
To Fill Vacancy,
JAMES L. WARD,
Of Morse, Ward s. Co.
For Committee of Appeals:
ASA DOW, FRANK CLIFTON,
Commission. OF Fowler Bros
GEO 7. SMITH. L. G. HOLLEY,
Commmission. Of uolleJ Il Allen.
Of Rumsey & Walker.
To Fill Vacancy,
GEO. ". COUCH.
, 1880-01-04

Gil the right to reject the returns Of an cleo
tion Of members to the Legislature required
by the same section from officers Of towns,
which we're not made, signed, or sealed up
in open town-1neeting?
Answer Governor and Council must
act upon the returns forwarded to the Secre-
tary Of State. If they purport to be made,
signed, and sealed. up in open plantation or
town meeting, they constitute the basis OF
action Of the Canvassing Board. No proris-
ion is found in the Constitution or any stat
ute of this State BY virtue Of which they
would be authorized to receive evidence to
negative the facts therein set forth. They,
therefore,
HAVE NO SUCH POWER
The statement Of the municipal officers Is, In
that respect, conclusive.
Question It's q return Of two persons
purporting to be Selectmen Of town valid
and sufficient evidence Of the vote Of the
town, when 1t appears there were ut the time
of the meeting at which the election was
had but two Se1ectmen Of that town?
Answer-When a majority OF the Select
men are absent from q meeting for election
purposes, or, being present, neglect or refuse
to act as such, and to do all the duties re-
Quired Of them, the voters at such meeting
may choose 50 many Selectmen pro tempore
as are necessary to complete the number
competent to do the duties. [R. s., G.
= Sec. 2o-] In case Of death or
removal Of all the Selectmen, two would be
sufficient and competent to act. The inquiry
Is, If the return would be valid when there
should be but two Se1ectmen at the time OF
the meeting at which the election was held.
, 1880-04-25

|
n E'z'sfts j. @ oy 's'
tVNottineham Eng) papers please copy.
q as s22n nf9s5 Apsf q
5 :xss 5aiFis SUNDAY, April
a GAkkof dphtheria Freddie, ong son Ct George
Funeral Sunday. April IS AT 3 O'Clock, to Oakland
| q kin9ston tont) papers please copy.
ha,a. ths "a insant I!. at p III Mcnae! s
ar 10 opiy soa nf John and Ezaoesn faFkef aseo
Funeral from Cornell-st, Hyde Park. at 10 Monday.
e het ~: 4s:asss assfs As e
81: as esEs 5:S::s sss; April
l; 0G5aay afea = native
T Rsse AP5 from ret,
Mass celebrated, thence by csfs to Gavery cemeterS
aha flsR 5so1saI 4 4}a 6 AR
aaasg aslnss %s fsst Nsn Ps0
FITZGERALD q, John Fitzgerald. native Of
St kszsai McSsa; MSsa; ;g d Nd y putterea
st. to depot, thence By cats to Calvery Cemetery,
na6sI gsie1, Z wess %
Hfn5sssr faas4s Gassa9 S a3sa md n0n'h'
and Nellie Crosby, a9ed Is months and u days
Funeral at p M to day from 81 Twenty-slxth-st-
MARTNAt Ar IN The residence ot bis SON e sholto-st;
Thomas Martin, Il The sth year ct hi7 ags ~,
Church OF holy Family at 1880 q. m, where Requefm
High Mass will be celebrated, from thence By car
r1aEe3 to Calvary Cemetory.
PARkER:.At Hyde Park. April 2, Michael Thomas
Parker. aged years and months.
Funeral from his fathers residence Monday at 10
4. NJ. to Calvary Cemetery.
FI:1GHr-April y. Amanda, wife OF John Flight,
aged a years and l month.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HANNAN-April .. ut 10 T. nn-, OF consumption, nt
lED LaSa!le-st-, SADIE Belle. beloved daughter Of
Daniel and Isabella Hannan. aged years months
and sdny..
CAVANAGiH-April i 2, ct consumption John, old
est son of Thomas and Margaret Cnvnnngh aged 20
ye1ra II months and days.
Funeral Sunday at 10 f. n1 from his late residence
e hAnsnsst thence BY cars, TO Calvary. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend
fourth-st.
Funeral tomorrow, 18th, ut $50 o'clock to All
Saints Church. thence BY cars to Calvary Cemetery
W0RTH1NGTON-In Denver, Col, April = lss.
The Hon. Deni.on Worthington, Of Madison, Wis. IN
the 18th year OF his age.
haEfDINGl1N1The M funernl services of Mrs. D:
of the 9th inst.), ut No. II South Eltzabeth-st-
, 1880-04-25

per day, heats the building and supplies steam
r., 1"r me cooking and baking. but when Sanders
The great soup kettle holds 20 gallons, and is
said to be the largest Kettle ever cast in this
country: os Only 10 gallons Of soup, however;
kettle holds forty-ave gallons, and that for
cEacked wheat twenty gallons; but not quite,
daily. >
The great range, twenty-five feet long, con,
tts sains TOUR ovens, and does all the frying ana
hcatlng plates, etc. There are seven kettles Tor
Doiling meats and five for vegetables. and none
OF them OF very small size, while tho greet char
Go GGoaEErate will easily broil steak for 6o0 men.
nlC INC most astounding parts of the culinary
baking meats and one Tor bread and pies Tho
hrst:wl cook at once2 600 pounds Of meat, and tho
however, since from SO to LOCO pounds Of meat
are consumed daily, and some ntnety loaves Of
Graham and seventy-tiye Of white bread. The
month to another
, 1880-04-25
PIANOS FOR THE TR0P1c 51)Nr

Jnl1us Bauer Co., manufacturers Of tho
fnvoritc Bauer pianos, have an advice from their
factory III New York which reads rs follows :
To-day We make our fifth shipment Of pianos
20 venezuela, South America, per steamship
augustus which departs on the 18th inst. Our
pianos are proving so highly satisfactory there
us they stand the extremely hot and nrv
climate so well-that we are promised yutr
large hadc in Venezuela, and hayu x4d prus-
pcc1s OF establishing III agency in DraxiL"
, 1880-04-25

MARRIAGES. ......-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i. br the Rev.
fnther Hemlock, mr Thomas MElialcy. o+ Chicago,
and Miss Nellie Dignan. ofRockford I'LL
- ROCKFORD and FreepoT 1ll.) papers please COPY
GROSS -SHERMAN-By the Rev. Clinton Locke,
clarence L. Cross and Grace. youngest daughter OF
Ezra l.. Sherman, Of Riverside, III.
-FuIALER-FERGCS-O Thursday. April 2, at !si
E"inH-st, by the Rev. James Aeclaughon. OF the
scotch Church. Mr.. Fred c Fuller And Miss Annie l.
MANR10rT- observation-disclosures April q. At
y AIMS Church, Brooklyn, y. T., Alex p Mat11ott4
OF Chicago, and Kato L. Secular, OF Brooklyn.
, 1880-04-25
SIIlJR1AN SPRiNG

Prof. Hasnes asserts that the pure "Stlur1ur, "
sprmg<wxser Of Waukesha !. remarkable rtr the
absence Of all organic mattcro 1t is delicious
substitute for our lake water, and is not cxpen-
s1ye. The "Siluriuu is sold by Buck 4 Ravnzu.
, 1880-04-25

ItMe8 !: Our highest artists In dentistry: Inc
McChesneys beyond doubt, though but 81 set
, 1880-04-25

:, The Eldredge Sewing g-Machtne.-It leads
Sold On monthly paYmentR. 1aaState street.
, 1880-04-25

Spring il Of 1880.
Our 4444th f
SEMl.ANNUAL OPENING
WILL OCCUR ON
WEDNESDAY,.
April 2S.

We will then show
| you the largest and
most complete as
sortment of Mems,
Youths, Boys, and
Children's Ready
Made Clothing ever
shown in this part of
the country, for we
have taken particular
pains this Spring to
fit up our stock in Al
Style, and at prices
tlhatwe can defy COM
petition. All we ask
of those who wish to
purchase is to come
and examine our
stock Every gar |
ment is marked in
plain figures, and one
price to all. We make
a specially Of Child
ren's Clothing.
wilde, JR.,|
& CO., |
Cor. State and MadiSon.StS.
, 1880-04-25

Charles E. Miller & Co.'s Advertising Agenc.
receive the largest newspaper mail In Chicago
, 1880-04-25

The moth will not attack fabric that is packed
IN Buck T. Rayner's I" Moth Powder"
, 1880-04-25


CORPSE FOUND IN THE RUINS.
Between and o'clock yesterday afternoon,
While II! The m ganE Of Of. men employed in clearing
The barn Of the Chicago Railway COMPANY nI' on On
South State street were removing the charred
fragments Of q car from a n ovcrly1ng stratum Of
| which. when its shape BECAME more fully re-
vcaled, caused tho work1nen who had boon rug
g1ng at 1t to drop 1t with cry Of horror. The
gate the mystery. and after some further d.
bris had been removed the body Of a man
was disclosed TO view, stretched out between
general belief TINT when a corpse Is found no
one is permitted to touch it until the Coroner
apG the Torfsn sft It as they found
ond Street Station, who sent Officer Dunne tn
look after the body. The officer on arriving
IN m1de a5.4 Of the bod which proved
years Of age. and Of short, stout proportions.
being about five feet eight inches in hight III,
his pocket six door keys talor's thtmble,
S,sss' Ill., ssn'i IN j., soo$ money saa
Hail The face, hands. and feet Of the on,on man
were badly burned, but his clothes were MT
more @ than !, snged and h7 body was very little
the Morgue by tho officer, who notified tho Coro-
ner Of its discovery.
that the deceased was drunken vagrant, who
had slipped into the barn during the night pre-
yious to the fire and taken up his quarters
among the hay. Here he is supposed to have tit
match. after waking from his sleep, and while
still In his drunken stupor, for the nurpose of
seeing his way out Of the premises, and, the hay
around him fgnittng, he must have fallen m
easy victim to the 6u1ocating smoke which
arose.
JUDGE BRKEsEs LIBRARY.
The sale OF the library Of the late Chief
Justice Breesc was continued yesterday after
noon at P: H. III the Office of Melville ".
Futler,No- 152 52Dearborn street Among the works
sold were the following at the prices named:
Freemaus Illinois Digest, to Judge Barnum,
$50: Peny's Japan Expedition. to II. L.
Wait, =; Judge Drndwe1I purchased LII vol
unles Of Congressional and Executive docu-
ments at 70 cents Der volume; Lawrcncc, Camp
bell & Lawrence bought rwcnty-stx volumes 1T
tho Congressional Globe at IS cents per volume:
Coke upon Lyttleton dated 1869, was sold to n.
Il. Moore for $5.37- " g. Keep purchased
Montesqufeu's Spirit of Laws at $3.10 Judge
barnum paid 80 cents for Fosters Crown Law,
on the ground that he would need the work when
ne sat in the Criminal Court Seventy three
Volumes Of the Democ11tic Rerte,1 were
sold Sol, Tor $la~l5. Mr. Thomas Dent paid 81 per
soiume 1or twelve volumes of the Pantalogia,
an old ncyclopedia, and the s1mc price for SIX
IoiuineS or soltaire'S Philosophical DICTIONARY.
nc biudng vas quite spirited, due both to the
snne o1 ne books and to the energy and hunor
snlcn a3a M ~. ruler displayed as auctoneer The
'ale "1ll be concluded Monday, the 18th Inst, at
ne same place and hour. 4 few very desirable
oooks s9il remain On the shelves, and vii ba
, 1880-04-25

meeting Yesterday afternoon in the Office Of the
Board. 7B President sherey occnpying The chair.
thnl. Hotz, Walker, Onahnn. and Mason "te Tho
resignation of Mrs. L. E. Voellmey was rcnd,
and referred to the Committee on Administ7u-
ton. The Library Committee recommended the
purchase Of number Of pamphlets on :. ILL.,
nois,' which report was concurred in; a request
for in appropriation Of 500 for tho purchase Of
books at auction was granted, with power to act,
On motion of Mr.. Rubcns the Library Commit
tee were instructed to draft a rule on the sub
1ect OF the purchase Of current works.
TIE German and English sections OF the Bakers
nue. 70 consult together in the interests Of their
trade Owing to the storm, the German section
txnr re- Poorly Or, rep S most Of the members
business Of the Union was disposed of, the oues-
don OF an advance In prices was discussed. 1t
was resolved to demand Of the small shops the
eame prices paid by the large ones rs the bakers
CONSIDER the proprietors can well afford it. The
large shops have recently granted a raise Of
shops refuse the same advance the Unjon will
no doubt order strike in the shops that refuse
asked is just one
KlTTE MURPHY, about IS years Of ape- md
Prostitute, died suddenly al : O'clock yestc, DIV
afternoon in the den at No. 80 Clark strcaf
Enerc aI sno made her home She always was !:
daily until her health was completely broker
down She WIS too i'll to be sent to the Hmse
rnents we're made to have her taken to tha
Eounty Poor-House at Jefferson The nmb,
lance called for her yesterday. The driycl
went up to the room to prepare her Tor
the journey. and just as he had placed
her In sitting posture on chair in
order to remove her, she fell over into bis arms
and expired. She had a husband and family
somewhere tc the East, but knew no one in Il =
Edty save the low set amongst whom she livcu.
TEE people about the neighborhood Of Merid-
Ian and Desplaines streets havo been greatly
excited for several days past about an alleged
murder which took place on the street at 10
o oc1ock last Thursday night Officer Costello It
ID reported, shot man who was trying to escape
torn him in the head, and the man died In con
EoQuoooe i've minutes later at the station. The,
xutt Of the matter is, that Thursday night
2a1oez Coleman arrested John Russell ind l
, 1880-04-25
THE RICHEST DIAMONDS IN CHICAGO.

We believe it is universally conceded that
Lyman & Co., our diamond importers, stHEa
and Madison. are now showing rn9&
Of diamonds ever seen here.
, 1880-04-25

Music hath charms" SO have the cigars and
candies bought at Dawson's. I'll State street.
, 1880-04-25

The Harvard Dining Association has ninety
persons employed beside its steward. A ten
hons poHe1 engine burning tho tons qf oosl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19
rIRHENF.2 We Tvs.

The population of Richmond has heretofore
bstn estimated at so 600, tn; the last c,osus
| shows out 63. 42G.
| 4 Petersburg dispatch slys that John Far
mar, who wss abot Thors lay night by &.
Raiaey, died Saturday. N,in,y was comri:-
| ted TO jill.
TIE schooner u t,la Kenyon. with q cMg)
| Of railroad iron Tor tho Tredegsr Works, was
| seiz ID 90 her arrival at Richmond from New
York on Friday by tho Colec or Of Customs, on
| account of fraudulent entry OF iron.
At Salem. in Farqler c)uuty. ono day last
week. 40 expression OF the sentimsn. Of tlu5a
nrcscnt was solicited 10 reference 10 the Choice
FIR Congress. resulting: IS for NaaIr, | fer
Gibsop aud fer Conrad.
The vile OF Ghss loo OK who was hanged
10 New York Frilsy, has net dcpued the wi
dow weeds for her deceased lord. The widow
lives 10 Richmond, and il highly r'spcctsbla
ooored DEM, who supports herset By lutipg
ia Wsshiop.
Reports lron the Southwest anl tho Valley
ind cate that many Of thMo who have hereto
lore reed with Malone tavn cut I,o;c from
tim ia his new Departure and havo announced
| their determination to return to the domocr ,t!c
fold on the presidential Issue.
lne OCT revenue OF inc ~ W. ~ ". IL. Ii.
| Increased from $479. 1929 10 1917 to S5l2..
AS IS 10 10. AID tho gross revenues for
the year 1879 SO will exceed 81 900, 900, while
| tho .xpenaee will be 1927 900. leaving net
revenue Of moro Than $3OS 600. THE furnishing
! condition gives to the belief that Tho roadwi
! b,remitted to tbe company. and il this i, dono
titro will BE- q ~ irited coolest over the election
Of president. Tho icreign bondholders' commit.
tee sro said to be averao to having tho manage
msLt plrc d in Gen. Matono's hands again,
and very active ex,rLion may ho expected 70
buy up mi Irty of the stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19
R1 EEEGN W. IT'S.

| The Nu chess CT WestDlcstcrl5 seriously I'LL
Prince Gurther ii. Of ScaWM z5urg> Sordors
hansen, has abd;c,tcd 10 favor Of his SIN.
TIE opening Of Wig eve i, EagIand
cxciscs much Comment.
NJ. Roobetort declares ary ccmpromiss be-
| tween him and NJ. Ganbctta impossible.
The agitation fer socialist republic in Ffarcc
is revVirg among The conmuoiss.
| Thu FfercA Jc:uits hsv, purchased the
palac, of O.ha. near Burzcs, S2sio. for l2l, :
coo fraLc3.
| If the Irish CONVERSATION bill rcfcne5 the
House Of Lords they will probably Kill it CT
| amend all siguiE,anc, out OF it.
The Emperor William dec ioes 10 meet the
| Emperor Ffancs Joseph at Gssiein. but be sug.
gess 40 interview OF Is,bel.
Hon. BeiIby L,vey and Right Ilor. John
q. George Dodsou, members Of the Eoelish
IIors, CT Commons for Chester, have bsen no.
seated 90 petition.
Election riots have occurred at Fioloi,, 10
the provisco of Perna ntu,a. Brzl Ths5mili-
tary fred on tho rccp'c and ki led 20. irc?udiog
Baron Escada.
The Mayor Of Ca1Dos has married on *
rrest nau,d NJ. BIuciy aged % years, and a
convert TO Protests ,u, TO Mademoiselo Yer.
net. Protestant, agod g..
Herr Wottendolf, the German government
c>unoilor, has entered ioto contrac: with the
Porte fer three cars at slary o. ~, 600 frarc
yearly.
1t is now believed ,hs. the Mtxic,p presi-
dental election gives only plurality and not a
maj oIity 10 Gen. GorZ.lts. and that tho chcc,
viii therefore be thrown into Congress.
The Fte5ch govornncn. sonGs Instructions to
it's reI r.sen.a.iVcs abroad authorizing them TO
assist with funds cod otherwise aty smnesitd
communist residing abroad an | uost |, tor want
OF money to returo to France.
Mr.. Gladstone has RENTED fifteen Der Q: n ! Of
the somi- annual rents Of his Il.Harden teuepts
90 account of ;heir losses from exceptional
seasons and reduced prices. lie had previously
reduced their rents in the same amount for 1879
nt the dinner given by NJ. Gambetta Friday
night 10 the cfi,ers vho camo 10 Paris to re.
oelve tho figs. he sid tho present recrgapiz !,
because tho army felt that The ciuntry now pcs.
ssssed durable republican Institutions.
1t is believed that The Risca c,lIicry xolo
sion was caused by lightning striking the wind
iug gear OF the top Of tbs shaft. SIX hun
bred yards Of the pit had been explored up
to Saturday morrirg and seventeen bodies re
cevcrtd.
Affairs iu Turkey conIious unsettled and tho
Porte has made DO r;riy to the collective note
OF the poucrs The EogIish aud French EN-.
bassadors have plainly limited to The SULTAN that
his throne may DC in der ger il he does rot make
CONCESSIONS 10 tho great poW,ra.
1t ia reported at O,cbec that. oaiog 10 ia
Disposition. the Princess L,uisc VII sill for
England on tho steamer Povnesisu from hat
port on Saturday, tho 3lst iosisut. Tho
physicians in at;endarc, cay that she haa not
c,n plotely recovered from tho tfFtc'H Of til,
O.taws ACCIDENT.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIsGISIA BoNDs.-J. a. Hsmb!etoG l. e.,
Baltimore financial CIRCULAR cf Saturday 49,.
says:
I'VE can 500 70 reason why VII Ma ,orso..
and 10 4cs should decline; indeed in our ori,;n,
they are decidedly low and cheap Cur adviccs
from Virginia state that tho debt poyiug ps,,v
is stronger and more united than it has evr,
been. 1t is composed Of the best men of L..
State, and is generally recognized as the on,r
party in the State that is pledged to uphold An
msintsn tho credit and honor Of Vrsiu;s. W.
are we'll aware that the resdjusters' policy of mel
paying their Just and honest debts is urflr;v.
nAtoly popular and attractive 10 those Of easy
consciel c,s and leose morals. But Tho bushes.
men. and in fici all good citizous who have any
regard for their own credit and for tho welfsr,
of their State, fully recognize the fact .hst b.,
honor and credit of their State mu.t be uphcIt
and supported, else thoy themselves will be the
greatest sufferers. SO far as any success of Tho
readjusters party in Virginia may etloct Virgin.
consols or 10 4Js depends entirely upon ibeir
ability to prevent the receipt OF coupons for
tA1ce. Ever since the coneols were first issued
there has boon party in Virginia whose main
Efforts have been directed to iud some means u
prevent the receipt of tho tax receivable can.
pons. Arguments and resolutions, schemes and
plans. resources and oypedieot', all hsvo beon
tried sgaln and again, with tho inc, liable resuI,
q beng queshed by tho majesty of the law
Tho Supreme Court Of App1s.s has beep Tho
rock upon which all of their dish ,nest Gratis
have been wrecked, and fever that Court should
tall urdsr tho ban Of tho re.dustsrs, tho SUI
preme Court OF tho Unitoi Sts!os will he The
0ondholcors sourc, CT deterc, But We do no,
think The bondholderS need give them ,lres sny
uneasiness or concern, but jus. kcop on clipping
OF their coupons and selling Thorn at % cents on
the COLLAR. Consol coupons sold down to 81
but arc now strong at IS. 1910 coupons sold at
50 and are now bringing o.. 1t is only qnss-
ton Of time when consol coupons will bris = 60
and 10 10 coupons, which are non.ts1sb,e. o.
With such figures as those for coupons, it is not
reasonable TO expect q decline in tho bonds on
tho contrary, considering tho rate Of interes,
that they produce. they cerlsinly shoald fel
much higher"