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ANCHOR LINE,

UNITED STATES MAIL eTEAMERa
Sail every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
These Steamers do not carry cattle. sheep or pass
And every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, &SS to S05. Excursion at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
Ali Sta taterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates 70 or from snS
Railroad Station In Europe or Amerfee
Drafee at lowest rates, payable (ffee or chsrge'i
For books o ofinformatien, plans, &C., apply TO
HENDERSON, BRorgxRs, BOWLING 9shrN. n, y
or to SAM y ,BETTS. Adams Axprees,
apl20. Wilminstons ~
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Ri0ht of Foreign Minors to
Vote.

Judge Briggs, of Philadelphia, held
Yesterday that under The act OF Gong; ess,
April IA, 1902, a minor, of foreign birth,
having declared bis intention after two
years. ,esIdence in the United States, land
having resided therein three years there
after, may, upon the petition Of his
guardian, or next friend, be admitted to
citizenship, through yet minor.
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SEPT. DRAWING.

I,B6U ITNesi SIIz,4OU
Whole Tickets e. Half Ttcke cts, Sl.
~ Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 3l00
Remit by Post ONCE Money Order, Re-
gistered Letter, Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes ard delays.
correspondents will please write their
names and places OF residence plainly,
giving number Of Post-office box or
Street and Town, County and State.
All communications connected with the
Distribution and orders for Tickets should
be addressed to Il. M. B0ARDMAN.
Courier Journal Building, Louisville. KY,
nr at No. 3d and 800 broadway, N. Y.
septl-tu tn U u&sat-dAwSw
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RAILROADs.
PalsnpE1iEsHH; AsS sAiTiMS;aE E1HisScaHHD! RAinScHD!
JULY BrR 1880


JULY 26rR 1880. aTn
Trains willleave Wilmington asfbiF,wk'
Philadelphia and intermediate stsktens,
TOO. $40, 1O.SO q. M; 2SO. 400. 100 $50
Philadelphia lExpresO $50. 300. s.sA.
l0.02 q. m. 2O0, 8.48 p. m
Phila- and New York 2.28, ,8a0.7.00. l0.e2 q.
o., 1889, l2.48, 2.08, 6.07 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations.
B.35 q, m. 5.22 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.08 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IAN, 100,
2.l5 1856. o. M; 1859, / .04, AS, 7.0s, p. n,
Trains for Delaware Division, leav6 Tor
New Castle 800. S.2. .. in., LOS 800. s.Ss
Harrington and intermediate statiena.
9.25 o. m. Los, 6.85 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations 9.B
M; LOO p. m. .a3s ""'
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
8lOa. m. 300. 6.80, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.23 .. m.
Baltimore and Washington, n6l. Aa
o. m. ut.ytkr
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at ths
depot H. y. KENNEYs
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

The average American kitchen and r.
RuiI,s Ba timore pills, both know Ds B.
papsIa: the one proves 1t. the other de-
stroys IL. Price % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

Indicated bv the election returns from Indiana ~"
OLio. Government bonds, railroad and h''scehs
Moons bonds and stocks We'd witn ea0"
other in an expression OF gr"'"'
tion Inv sharp and important advances "
nriees The transactions in stocks, ~ i'p"i'o''
Amounted 10 $40 OFT shares, aud 10 IS saie I" pay
that at least 20 per cent OF the traDsac,ions 49,
not recorded. At the very opening prices S"o"'N
large advances on the last prices OF yes'si'",
followed by slill further advances attended Dy al
immense excitement Later there WIS
mil IN the business aud some reacti'D
in prices but the market pe'o'
failed to be active and strong. Toward ihe c'oso
the demand for stocks again exceeded tne sNppS'
40 that IN some instances still higher OFFICES "''
those Of the morning were realized ana III "o''ty
all cases the las, prices were almost equa' ~ '"o
host of fine day. Ibe stocks specially active were;
Northwest which sold at 1890 1913 ae"i",'
last evening. and Northwest preferred az
135a132s. against 100; ST. Paul at 97%
097iA against 0324; Erie at ~
against 4OIa; Lake Shore at 111Ss@ lIlh
against 1929; Michigan Central at loo'2@loo's
AGAINST $685.; Union Pacific at 93@9lis against
$685. Wabash at 40039, and preferred stock az
71lo97I1t against 6s7s st. Louis and Iron NOUN
tain at 51s, against 49Is; Della Lackawanna
and Western at 94I2 against 81 y; Delaware III"
Hudson at s612@s5sa against 5ih; New'Jer'ey
Central at 767s AGAINST AL and Western Union AZ
l02 against $685. aud nearly all the DINER s'ocAS
made advances in proportion to those named
There were however. some exceptions to the gem
eral rule Indiana, Bloomington and Western Ge-
clined from 10 to 38. 1t now seems that the story
of loan of the road to the Chicago Burlington ana
Quincy conIpIny was, VIC suspected, withouo
foundation But the terms of consolidation be-
tween the Indiana, Bloomington and Western, the
Cincinnati. Sandu,ky and Cleveland, and the
Columbus, Springfield and Cincinnati companies
have been agreed upon by the executive committee
of the respective compane subject 20 the ratification
of stockholders. The agreement contemplates an
increase Of stock and of income bonds to be issued
to eoualize the supposed inequalities in values Of
the three stocks, all Of which seem TO be far
enough away from the realization Of dividends TO
place them all for the present IN one class Mis-
sour Kansas and Texas early advanced 23i per cent
TO $685. but finally sold at 36os and Northern Pacific
in final sales shows gain of only IS per cent and
the preferred stock loss OF Il per cent Inc mar
ket closed excited and buOyaht
The offerings of Government bonds to the Treasury
to-day amounted to 81 900, 100, of which 81 100000
were purchased, rs follows S21 900 6s, 1850, at
1922 35a 1929 100000 o., 1881, at lOi.55j
81 .979 900 81, 1851, az 102.5Ja l02G7. At the
Boards the business done amoun ed to S414.OO IN
40 and per cents, at advances ranging from g to
?, per cent. Tie first bids show advances from
yesterday rs follows: per cents, g; 4l2 per cents
10 and 4 per cents. ia per cent. Tho marker
closed strong at the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

Professor Elisha Gray, of telephone fame, has ac-
cepted the Chair OF Dynamic Electric city at Cberlin
College.
According to The Picdyupe the Colored Normal
Institute in NewOreans is more lbcrally sustained
by private subscriptions than is tho corresponding
school for Whites
Akron. Ohio. claims gain of per cent upon last
wear in its school population. The increase was
entirely among children of foreign natonalites:
there being an actual loss of la N the number OF
those of American parentage.
Trouble has been occasionea N the Board Of Edn-
cation of Detroit Mich by the surreptitious APP
propriation of coal to his personal use" by some
unknown member Of tho Board. The chairman oil
the committee appointed to investigate the matter
has reported his intention TO examine the cDarac-
ter and antecedents of the whole twenty-siN mem
bers and as they pretty sciy Iot IL may take
some Tine"
The annual income from that portion of the Pea
body educational fund apporioned to the state oil
Louisiana has been diminished from twelve 10 six
thousand dollars by the decrease IN the rate OF IN
terest on Government bonds in which 1t was in
vested This income is TO be devoted 10 the sup
nom of the two bite aud col0red Normal Schools IN
ew-Orleans and the establishment of model schools
IN connection with tlein
In distributing the prizes at the Tiyerton school
of Art aud Science recently Sir Stafford Northcotc
remarked that Of late there had been great Change
in English ideas npon education In his college
DAYS the general opinion was that as regarded
ecieuce. i; would be useless to teach il to English
men, because they could 90 very well without II,
and that as regarded art 1t was useless to try 10
teach II, because Englshmon were utterly devoid OF
taste IL had been proved. however, and was now
admitted, that English people had % taste which u
was quite possible to develop and they had also
learned that il was absolutely necessary TO teach
science If England 10 keep her place IN the race
of patlons At the present time there was, he be
Ievcd. great danger Of the other extreme; that
literature would be neglected and held ID contempt.
human life was made complete only BY a complete
education and by that meant JuoIciOus com
bnaiOn OF the three great departments, literature
science and art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

State bonds were dull with sales only of Georgia
a. at 1O5 ard Tennessee o., old, at 373i ass.
Louisiana consols are quoted 4Sl2G40I2. MOTH
Caroline consolidated As at 7Sl23S0 and tennessee
Is. new and new series. at 32l2d34. There were no
transactions in city bank stocks, although the bids
made at full figures.
Railroad bonds were active and for some of the
speculative kinds the demand ran as high as 1t did
for shares Erie second consos. with transactions
that amounted to $3576,00o rose from 9O&4 TO
93ss. aud the funded IS from s64 to 50. Boston,
Hartford and Erie firsts advanced Is to 42l2 c.,
G.. and |. c. fist assented 13s 10 9G5s Chesapeake
and Ono frsts, series b, l to ~, and Lehigh and
Wlkesbarre consols Is to SO, and New
Jersey Central incomes active IN to
s5I2 Rome, Watertown and Ogdcnsburg
first consols were only steady at 724072l2 and
Missouri, Kansas and Texas first cOnsOls at lO6l3
after an advance to 1872 and seconds SOLD at 640
G334 against 81 yesterday. Canada Southern irsts
were unusually active from 96ls TO 967s, Metro
politan first Us were 10 demand at 1888, and 81.
LOUIS and Iron Mountain second incomes rose from
rs to 10 OHIO Central frsts were strong at 96l20
OF. and the incomes at 54l2-an advance OF
1la per cent. ST. Paul consols advanced
TO 1864 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern 5s to 947s, Central Iowa 6s to 1906 and
Toledo aud Wabash seconds to 107 Texas and Pa
cIiic Tsts no Gtahde DlFlSIon, were actlFc au t-
yanccd from s334 to S4l4Q 81, and Kansas Pdciho
consols rose L. per cent 10 81.
The Subj treasury to-day gained $29O700 on
balance. made up by gains OF T76,520 currency and
G1l4 50 CON. This makes the total gam since last
FRIDAY - $50. 974. Money was again easier to-day,
and the rates for call loans ruled from per cent down
TO 2 per cent ut tho close OF business. The days
changes in the domestic exchanges on New-fofS arc
decline at Chicago TO 81 dis cunt, aud an adylnce
at Boston TO 30 cents discount. The United 1ics
Treasurer nj Washington tO-oay received $4,000
In .tlnu al rDrp
receipts were 1922 900, and the internal revenue
receipts were 1928 900. Inc following Is the Gear
ing House statement tO-lay: Exchanges,
SIS 1856 1914; balances SO, 8S2, $40. The trausac-
mons az the sub Treasury coy, red Receipts,
1865, 500; payments, 1914 S92 currency Balance,
So 2O9 BIO; coin balance. $40, O29, 1872.
'Iue forr,r n exchanges are hrm aud actual BUSH
ness is done at rates than usual To the posted
rates. whlc, are rs follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

Bullion valued at $15,7G3 43 WAS received in this
civ from the mi. Is o. yes'erd1y.
Tie ore-body III The Gertrude zone OF he Allied
Mlne-j has wlGencd TO - ieet, and Is rapidly III
cIeasIng as development goes on he orc Is mostly
ins manager OF the Robinson reports fifty feet of
ore IN the nc heading OF the lower level tunnel,
and SIX feet of ore III tie ace of the tunnel. aver
age thickness OF ore. ten feet. Average assay Of
sixteen feet, tlaces OF lhcihe, He"ulhS ana ,uhhej
900 ounces of SILVER.
II. B. Meigs reports that he has discovered
silver mine III Elenburg Chnton County. y. \.
1ha CalaveTas Water and Mining Company has
INST been organized III tus ely, Win capital OF
$500. 900 III searcs OF IL each. vi tins amount
70 OOO suaTcs SAID 10 have been sold oi tuesday
at - rer share cash. placing Sl4OOoO III the treas
NV out OF winch thO company paw : TlOo,OOU cash
Tor HE property of the mon Nf.cr Company, con-
sistiue If between 10 ana 80 mIes Of dItche-
conuectiug with the St1nslaus River. The Capacity
of these bitches - 5000 inches OF water daily.
Ahout 1000 inches are now beng sold al CeutS,
or $50 per day. Tie new company nave also
purchase the property OF the Boston Hydraulic
Gnld Company, wHIcn represents the great Salt
SUnng Valley reservoir, LOU acres OF idnd aud
about 1000 acres Of gravel besides over
- miles of ditch. Inc stockholders
- the Old New-York aud CaaYcr,s Company are 20
receive ore share OF the new STOCK n exchange
.oI three Of the Oid. One hundred thousand shares
of tne new stock set aside Tor lis purpose aud
100 600 shares are to be held In trust against the
Issue OF ten years. per cent convertible bonds, To
tue amount of @lOOU0O.
Toe Horn SILVER Company yesterday received IN
New-Nork 20, 800 ~ silver bais. making the total
r,ceips OF both silver and lead $02 800 Oh Tor he
past thirteen days. The total receip.s OF lead and
liver for september were S31,7i7 %.
The Blrbes and Walker report the receipt yestcr-
doy Of II 773 30 III bullion.
The Centennial Silver Mining Company, of New
York j. pushing j, ycOpineni work on IFS property
IN the Globe district. Arzena. On the Centennial
clalm fOur inCnes IRON twei W To sixty feet deep,
have been sunk. and rom the deepest one . tunnel
900 feet aud dTiit eighty feet long have been run.
All the workings are now III nigh grade ORE lie
vein, which true hssure, averages over
4 feet IN width, aud yields re milling from 500 To
5000 per ton. he superintendent AT the mine re-
rorts that with only small force he extracted from
81 300 10 -, 900 per day. he company own. be-
sldes the Centennial, the Yale, Crescent, Webster,
Mountain View and Silver Star. each LOO by 500
ert all of which have been sufficiently developed 10
rive promise OF favorable results. The GLOBE dis
frlcf in which this group of mines Is loo ted, Is
hing RAPIDLY developed, and bids fair To become
one of The most important mining sections IN the
country The Centennial IL owned principally by
weI-knoyn business men in this city, ana the prop
erty IS beng systematically worked on a legitimate
business basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

y NEW lONh <.....u.t ty1ootto,
Monday 81 November next November 2d) the following ON
&c are TO he elected. 20 VII: -, .,.... .,.o
Electors President and Vice President OF the
Chief Indigo OF Court ~ Appeals for full term III
tho lcn OF Charles Foger appointed ~ the Governor III
me place " l. Church droease whose term OF ONCE
1ri' .xpire on he lastda of December next.
seven I'm the Forty seventh CONGRESS or inc
Irited states Fifth. Sixth seventh, Eighth Ninlh
TENN and Eleventh Con essiOna Dis Iets composing the
County Of New-NO X.
Twenty .our (2-l Members OF Assembly,
4 Register IN plice OF FREDERICK l. LOeW.
\ pecor,er IN the place Oi Frederick Smyih ,
Iudgc OF the Superior place OF Horace husse
annoini "a b. GoyernOf William Cuft deceased
M whose terms Office will expire the al uny OF re
cenber hereby further gwen hst inc o
oyur o0ncurclt resolu pfOposHe an hnenume 70 uc
rsitntiou vi so be submitted Ia AZ the SAID eec
md wards ~ III tate, Gcrer election 10 be heid III
MS SJre on Ie second Of November One thousand elgI
rei and ghfv shall box u receive hr DaD'
czens state relation 10 the aneIncht pro
nosen ~ tho by concurrent resolutions 81 te
f.olanfe passed eighteen hn ed ana seventy Ene n
eighteen h. and eighty and each voter may phnu
teo an which shan be written printed partly Wrltsh
Ud nnrflv printed D the form following namely FOR inc
rocd amendment sections twelve AMI thirteen hruclc
he bI lot WbiCh sfiu ne written
or printed part written and partly ted IN the loIn
fo1gipr gainsi proposed Amendment 10 Icons
twelve aud Thrice article SIX, OF me Cons
aid ioi OF sinai be udo. COnst utOuS Amen Inent
| an of me ctzrns State enuted 70 vote for Mem
bcr te Ass ia .pectiye districts snail be Gu
t TO vcIe on adoption OF the sad proposed 9neu9m 10
dng the dav in the several election districts Ia
which hey rcSice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY,. Oct 1872. ".

WEDNESDAY. oct. lj-f "
With fair amount of business done IN INNING
stocks to-day, prices generally were again io"s''
Chrysoteis the CHIEF speculative Stock and LOT no
time the ups and downs OF ts prceS exert 'io'o %
less influence upon the whole list. IL to-day de-
olned from G TO i.oJ05Is, and Climax followed II
from 81 down to rs cents; Annie from oi
70 30 cents. and Little Chief from ~
10 81 cents; Hukll was firm Mt 2@2.oo;
Battle Creek with n rise TO 3.2303.2O ana
Boston Consolidated with IN advance OF ID
Consolidated VargrniG was only steady At Z.y2ao
but Ca iforuia rose 10 2.15. The iowcpIice snsies
generally were lower than YESTERDAY solid NuggeI'
q CENTS ~ 3S cents; and Colorado. . cents at 81
cents; bit Moosa, after selling at 10 cents, c'oSeu
unchanged at AZ cents. There was less Inn
usual done in the San Francisco stocks hut theTe
was no material changes in figures. lie markets
closed dull and weak
~ Y. MINI O sTOOF ErCHiVGs sibsS
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
tNC AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE SIX or me co,

rpcrosvG An AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE SIX or 1nE coNsrTTU
e,rre If Assembly Tia, sections twelve and
'e, sac Is ~ re superior the CITY Of NewYor the
c superior Court nl BunaO AMI the Nly Oui oI broOAy
are onnue with TIE Pc sers and i1T sdieon gy Sw
and such tTtnfT eis 1@ srin5h Fi of
shan crose1 II the SIX judge; SieG az t "mGS P az
ef New Yok Of three Judge then in Office ami their .uc;
ces.ors and three additional ndges he Sn eior Conft o,
the ry Court roklvn OF such number Of ndge nor ex
cedn isr1s 6 ~ o a me dopn 81 s qec are
lnued u the * ratic9 o. thr .15ms SS iron
own amIer, who ail act a. such during ms oeia ,eri'
cnrnc otncrw than - e1piraion 81 urn sna oe N0q n
Tue manner as yacshcles ~ ts 'uGrr1e nT
Cti ana CONT Of Common Pleas Of .w n0iS 10 hOu oIt
G, @ ea Of che i,y Court Broosyp to hold cir.
cults and ro al ns oi me supreme CouI' III 4S No"S
Fc u, lie u u supreme Court shan be chosen by
II electors tner especuvr Judicial d-rcs Judges o. an
he courts mentioned ia the las preceding scnn stil be
chosen 6y tae f I rT a 1Ta Of the he d a4
tees June vIo saa b. clgccd aII tne a.Cp.o9 o..
hr DAY ~ srs or lndge Of aGy court longer man
MY i nrr,r tie last day OF December after he
SHALL be vcniy y'ars OF age Ihe conetnsaon Of every
preme court wnoae Of oaee stall be bdged Pursuan
siice years snail be continued during the re
And where The foregoing amendment TO tho COnsttn
agreed 70 by amJoriy oil me ieinnsIS Vn ~
ana wac enteIed on Tie j9TaI %ta 5e SeeS
thereof three months previous to the ast gen
erIl election OF senators: 49, - ,-.....
ites,Sd m the Assembly concur, That the oregong
aaerGert be ted TO he people OF the state OF New
York al tie re-l General cltcuon. 100 900
i'' " STATE o. Ne8-York. IN senate. April 30 1880
The above resolution was duly passed.
by order OF the ,ena T. .. - -,
state of New y ork-In Assembly-May 25, $780,
Tho foregoing button daily passed
OF the AsscmO y,
FDW'D =. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Eo'l'cjItos jos. 3 = 'GiiArhn. secretary Of state
SnerTs ONCE County Court louise City and County of}
York. july 80. 1880
certify De true copy 0 the election hUtoe
received 10y this day from The Secctlry 81 STATE.
sheriff Of the CITY and County Of New York
Publishers yspqpoTs Will nOtinsert tls advertisement
unless snccally author zri TO 40 80. PEI hH bowl,
lawn 10 Now Hheiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

In London. British consols are steady and un-
changed al 07i6I6 for money and 9Sis for account.
the 4l2s and As were 81 ami q higher
at l123i and i1l7s respectively. American
railways also were fTiner; t.re shares ny from
Al - 1924 aud second oonSois from 93l2 "a 94ia
Atlantic and Great Western iirsts L. to IS, AND
seconds IL to 2S9i. Illinois Central was higDer.
at 16l2 PenDsy lvania Is higher at 6lA Reading
90 higher at 1913. but Central and Hudson fell
from 1873 to 1914. ! be Bank of Eng aud game
f200,O00 bullion on balance. India Council bills
\. re eiiotted at decline of liz per rupee. In
Paris French per cents advanced ~ $3.50. slght
exchange on London closing at 25.35 iraucs 10 tho
e: Ness $. Wmslow Lanier ~ Co. give notice
tnat because oi the increasing demand they baye
advanced the price OF the per cent gold bonds Of
the Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls and Northwestern
hailroad COMPANY TO 10l aud accrued interest.
Messrs Gold. Barbour and Swords having nego-
tiated the purchase from tho company Of lis re-
naming ISSUE Northern Pacific Railroad first
mortgage per cenl bonds OF the Peud DOrieto
Division, are I'll ring Tor the purchasers TeoOOOO
of the bonds at % and accrued interest. he bonds
are the direct obligation of tho Northern Pacific
Company. rs well as secured Dy first mortgage on
the Pend UOuele DIVISION and Land grants Of
% 800 acres per mile OF road
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported:
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN.
g.s y Is &c. :. Oct s!SsS 5:S E R osi s
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
E' &c 81 ssSs ,ss3 Inc o:: sc;
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.
1880
nsn sept So . ss:s Inc e5g
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
1879. 1880
FT.' T ,s ots T. aso IaS sSs
WABASH. ST LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
1873. IS~O
First week oot..-... s2l46l0 S36. o. Inc. s7l 800
Jan oct. 7........ 6Sl20S0 9O3739S Inc. 30
LOUISVILLE AND NAsHyILLE. :
lStp. lSso
First OF Oct. Sl20,>OO S220OOO SlO2 200
july TO 7,...... iollO09 2Gil.900 Inc. Ll-5S9l
The annual election for directors of the Western
Union telegraph Company to-day passed over with
OFT one indicai On OF contest the old B1aId beng
unanimously reelected by vote OF pver 29U 900
shares. ine usual annual report for the year eaOet
asst June so was submitted. But the report 90 sses.
Sc little Of interest because Of the regular pHbca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

WEDNESDAY, Oct. l3-P. NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day lost no time
in responding TO the cheering political situation 40