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STOUGHTON, Mass. March 10. 1880.
Il. j. KENDALL Il Co, Gents In Justice
tO YOU and myself / think / ought to let YOU
know that have removed two BONE SPA
WINS with "kendall's SPAWN Cure. =" one very
large one (; don't know how long the SPAWN
had been there. have owned the horse eight
months. Ii took me four months To take the
large One of. and two for the small one /
have used 10 buttleS- The horse is entirely
we'll not at all Stin. and no bunch 10 be seen
or felt. This Is a wonderful medicine. Ii Is
a new thing here, but ii il does for all what
il has done for me lis sale will be- very great
ReSDectfnllX XnurS. GHAS T. PARKER
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RET. r. y, GRANGER,

Presiding Elder Of the st. Alba District
ST. ALBANS, VT. Jan. 20. 1880,
DIR. y. j. KENDALL. & Co, Gents In re-
ply to your letter | will say that my expert
ence with KendallS SPAWN Cure has been
very SttiSfactOry indeed Three or -four
years ago procured a bottle Of your agent,
and with il. cured horse OF lameneSs caused
by SPAWN. Last season my horse became
very lame and turned him out for few
weeks when lie became better but when I
put him on The road he grew worse, when
discovered that a Ting-bOne was forming /
procured bottle Of kendall'S SPAWN Cure
and with less than bottle cured so that he is
not lame. neither can the bunch be found
Respectfully yours. Pm. GRANGER
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

XIV. Vt. 7. BEII.,
Pastor VI. Z. Church. Patten's Mills. n. Y
, 1881-06-23
laborcrs, through the Labor 1,ureua at Custte
Garden, Il htCli greater tllan the supply.

laborers,. through the Labor fiureua at Castle
Gardcn, IL mt1cI greater tllan the supply.
1'ENJAMtS ". DELAMATEla
=, Tho 'lca!!! y announced hero to-day Of
l}nniantn W. Dela,nater, III his B1tl, year.
llt has fpG,, we'll known here for iifty years.
5lu ,yas m unclo to ex-Vlce.r President sclluy-
TIE cor.uMnrA coLrEox rro1rr,
WIN row Il, tho race with the Harvard Col
lego cfaw, left this evening fur New london.
TENSEssEE Pi.s:ss ASSOCIATION.
The members Of the Tennessee Press As
Aoctnt9l!, To the number ut thIrty-iiye, ar-
rived TIL: imothlng. During Tue day they Ell.
joynd rFdr !lt. tic Elevated 1tallr0au and
vlsltei Central Park. III tile afternoon sIley
went t!nwl to COi,ey lslalNi, and III tho cyeii.
Ing visited vart0us places nf antueslnvnt
TO Tx sliUr At.
Nine Thousand Wild birds were received
froln the lns!am Territory this nloriing for
the New Ynrk State Sp0rts,ncl,'s Association,
nUW III sessl0n at C0lley Island.
THE f3jaAfS-sIluvELEns
Mt tho Hudson l,lscr, Elevator nre striking
for aiI Increase fl their wa3es frGM tj tu 10
ceiits uh hnnr. Tlipy were offered l111 cents,
hit refused, WtlereHpUtt n ttttfftber Ut men
1rDM CASTLE unrletl were sent for aud il,-
ttes(fately put 10 work In their plates.
TitE ftfsf:wt:fts.
4, large fnass-lteettnE OF the different
trntles.uttol,s was hell t1-lllgl,t In copper
Institute, When itttlresst,s wrrt delivered I'll
sympathy Will, tho striking brewers. 1icso-
, nti"s wsrG , adoptst n| aeelar!ng tle strkers
brewers ns r,'!anly.. low, and lfsgraeeful.
md Recommending NIL w1rktneJl 10 "tDy-
c1tt y tile boss brewer. until they agreed IL
tho demands Of their men.
, 1881-06-23
1tisItAIH.

INQF0SEn uAllAoN HOfAGEt
New ioRls, June Aal-pr0t, Samuel A.
King. ,uronaut, Of I'lsftadc1pata, llns III coli
temptation MI extended balloon voyage,
stattlug trotn sol',o point far inland mil tray-
cling, II possible, to the Atlantic scaboar.l.
Prof. Kiug believes that surface cur-
rents ot air set steadily forward. and
thls trip Is intended w MI experimental ono
preparatory to II voyage across tho Atlantic.
Tl,e funds for tho experimental tr!p hive
already been subscribed. ard It will bo matlo
IN tho early full, proba6ly frnnl tho Mssla-
slppl River, with yury large bA!loon mud vi!
tho facilities fur scientific observations.
AfTt:N THE ..o7rHlsr lIs.8s. IS,
Tho Gra,ld Jury to-day lied indictments
against HtclInr4 X, Fox ard james Alc{low-,
ell, Ut tho Police Gazette. Louis Post, Josuph
lIart, at1 Cl!nrles a Hryne, Ut tAp Truth,
nlld Qullthtr H.: tAckeslnan, Of tho StuF,
They ure all indicted tor m&s.lulneaM0r III
publishing lottery EyadycrtlseH.cnts.
TWELVE HUNDRED \ DAY. ~.
Two Thousand tllre1 hundred anu tfty ono
Immigrants landed horo within the past
twsnty.four hours. Notwithstanding tho
heavy Immigration this scacoa} tho number
Of Implications for MechHulccs a1d other
, 1881-06-23

PREPARING TO AHTtlNISH FOREIGNERS Ar |
THE lAltlH ELECClt1CAI. ESlILHlriON.
Hpsf{al DtspateA to Tbs Luieaoo Tribune,

PREPARING TO ABrtlNISTl FOREIGNERS AT
TltE rAls1h ELECr1.tCAL EXHIBITION.
ap<s4ai Dtspateh to Tns Uadeaao 1fibuas.
NEW YoHK, June a3,-Mr. Thomas Edison
Ii extremely busy these days oyerlookIl,g ti,s
preparations making for at exhibit OF llls ill.,
vantIons at tha appr0nchlnG Electrlca! Exit
tition III Tarts. On tl,ts OCCASION, which Will
bo noted oi,e In electrical circles, l,o pro-
! poses to do what liz llas mover DOM before,
and tllat Is. present comprehensive group
Ing OF all the Inventions he lias perfected Mp
to tin present time. I'llis will make ninety
two groups, anl make lisnlay Of Nt-
yal,cenlunt tn tic acionce OF electricity
that will open the eyes Of for1tgn-
CTS. Specimens Of esery instrument
Will bo shown In working ortlcr, FROM
d monster, 1s5.horse power dynamo Kenes.
st9tE sypyg nwr ssrgy + a qInsr fRrsxh e
tho long list oil. telegraph! appliances, ,--guId
null stuck indicators, tBtegraphto-prlIltfng
.aauflines, telephones, plollngrapl,s, meters
for iasas.lrlnk currents supplied " The Atsls::
manufacture. at carbon h0tsestloes, tue now
Iron 0to stparat0rs, plnl r.: 49,
"A MuI.IITupE oP 0rMHl INVENTIONS
which It would ho. tlit,luult To- e,lun.erattc,
'l!e @ work Ut luat1!faet!so ,ot taes9 HI!tyles
stfeet aud lii Wooster :, strest, tllis
Whlch iatter piace the lellsatv opentioiiis Of
k0rlNlMg ti.e 1lectftu !al!lps uru conducted.
III Now York the MD Tough toun4ry 0n
GQesiuk street IL awartMtng With W0fkil!ell.
who arc producing sgsala Ut tho most alnlNr"
ate aud nst0ntshlng eleetrle gunevatOFs oyer
soen. Mr. Edison, III tho MllltitnQa ut his
daily cares. t4kcs t!ula to personally inspect
the work. a!tfl scarcelY \ piece OF, tl4n ,aech-
htnsult, 1t tshfs great destre to stIaW tn tllo
European sayants that ho llAs reaclaue the
pOtnt which 10 many lIave sd lonK been s1rly-
tux to obtain, and that itu lias
4 rERFkcr DIVIDED ELECTllC LIGHT.
Every particle OF tho llaelllnary, the wood.
work, fables. testers, chandeliers for electric
lights, mammoth enKines for driving tho
dynamo generators, etc.. IL Nude here, and
articles which hive been completed. Tie
, 1881-06-23
DLACIlAIA1I,


OPERATIONS or 4 MAN WHO HAS ONLY
lEEy DIT OF CASTLE t!Ai!IIEH TWU
NEEks.
NEw YonK, June n,.-f}rown iE TO-, Heal.
ers IN fancy goods, a5 Grand street, dif 3oii-
day last received MI anonymous letter In tlla
Nern,an anguage III wlticl, brown was nUtl-
flcd tlnt Ills life WIS til dailRur artl tn sRyc
himself he must fwy $40, beea'iso tho TIT
lucky number Ind fallen oil 1linl.
II he does not pay, the first s1gnnl
will l'e that orc uf his windows will tc brok-
en- without atlybutly Scctng it. II hc nIe'l-
ttons tile matter to tic p,,Iice Or anyMIdy, Or
II my VI tho bIacktnnIling party ~ betrayed,
1irowtl ~ To suffer. II io cu1nties with their
WislitS, ilu will snl1lG tfny got his ullcy buck.
IL lie agrces tn iny, te fB to nut
A PIECE or HE'D 1ArEH ON tyt:1sr WINDOW.
and parliss viii notify lin wltern II. put the
!nDliey. THEY will whit Htltit "Wednesday.
Brown. who resides H. Nr00klyt'. tt,Uk tile
letter TO the police station. ant nj Tuesday,
papsr ID lie W wlu'"ws ti Il t Ill st"rs ss iay Il a
iIe received ant,tller anonymous icttnr, nc-
k1iowictiRlnK tile slgnnt ai,ti directing lin tu
pny tlle iMn!Iey to Il buy betweeii t0 aud IL
nf ~ OrtlInrtl street In one WIN. wDl1tl say
",M0ncy,n. as the boy, passed. Drnwn also
showed t5s letter to tbs pu1fce and tho tta.
tsetiy.s !,s. were nt 1'poil t>to track Ut the
sen'etl to carry thu packagr, and abo,tt II To-
night liatl Hin pass ~ Orchard street will
the package In Ills I!ai,d.
4 SLENDER, LluliT-l1ArRED YOUNG MAN,
evidently German. drew 1lear to thu boy and
pronounced tho word Money! The buy
lminetllniely lie detectives gayo ellAsc to tiie
I,nll. WHO lind llnFted acrUss tho street, and
captured hlln Mt the corner Ut East broadway
antl itutEers street. 1le proved to he Charles
, 1881-06-23
THE MACHINE.
90, ~, t.na wxerx~,

Hotttat Dtspafh 10 1nt Chteaoo Tttbune.
NEW YoRK, Jnne @.-The falllrG Ut the
Republican Central Committee 10 hold |.
meeting last hight far want Of d quorum
caused considerable discussion aiming the
adt,cre'lts Of tho Conkttng machine yesterday.
Tlifs organization hus been Tor long tlt!e
tho p0wer which kept ,Gc'. Arthur ut the
head of the party III. this city. 1t was also
tho Chief support Of Sunator Conkllng In
controlling State Conventions, md, III this
way. tha party III tie State. The delegates
to tho Central Committee have beer tile
chosen followers of Gen. Arthur,
and tho Committee itself has
been a body upon which he ut
NIL times depended. The Delegates to Stnto
Conventions were afmo st always members Ut
the Central Committee, md this farRa body
acting IN unison lias beei. tho means Of en-
ab'ng Nr. conlsling'to dictate State no,nIna-
tfons. As n general thing Arthur Inns dfttat-
cd those for the city.
when Mr.. ConklEng lins betrayed the party
by deserting Ills post OF duty ald placing the
United Statcs Scnato III the ha,,ds Of the
Democrats, the Central Coun,ittee refuses to
stand By him. and t;e,!. Arthur finds Ili'nselt
powerless to control It,. Had Il meet
Ing been held 1t woultl hAye dolmou-
strated ti,at hfr; ,Gonkiing and Gen.
men Who iavs a,!lsrEl 70 tlef In /" tie is pMst.
It is now manifest. that Mr.. Conkling. md
GeH. Artittr cattttdt control tho next tlGlegu-
tion FROM tllis city.toi the State Convention.
1lelice there Is nj
NO LONGER ASr DOUBT
s aq IN pafy dsdes w be rf"s"9zsd s M s:e The
the loss Of the control Of the. State Cul,yen
tim md the next State Committee. 1[nehine
, 1881-06-23
CYRUS W. FIELD.
HE PREDICTS A. GREAT FIGHT BETWEEN

4'tS 1''f .rit,, ,,1n nnt,1.n,, sm,nxa DEL" 1hS
sp,efai Ut,poteh Ia Ths t,hIe.e, 1r,,,,n.
Nr,r y,,,,,, 1n,,o -, vs. s, Gsu,,, ,' ~ ,,,.,.
4.m S.a 1uM' ~, Gst"a ~. rieio
tl1s altefhoo',, discussing With I1ntes re.
bears, said upon tbs outlook ahead fur tllo
cohfe communities. !. Al tI,cra ia n III, t;r,,t
e,,", n 10y. ,",.o an .s.,..s, .tso 70 ~ a1K "s..
aMsaa'-ses' t,Iaeeu, ln,Enty pls nght. IL
isn,t going to be my mock battle this time.
ested hnye not been snontlinr MI their Tina,
ard ..trnrts ~ eosi, t,,ot -. .,,'...
~" olotts, Anu e@Su J"sL lor ahe9e s'.ows
mo- Sir not by any means. Somebody Is
, 1881-06-23
CHICAGO.


The alarm from Box Ha,. lucated at the cor
ner uf Norgun street md blue island avenue,
was cn,lscd by b1aze resulting from the
dropping nf a lighted lnatcll upon the fanct-
fully arranged paper I'll tie window Uf tie
suloon Nus ~. md ih5 blue Island avenue,
owned by John N. Nacey. No damage.
Tie alarm fro.n BOX 7.a at 19:4G tllls morn.
Ink .was Caslsctl by tire suddenly breaking
ottt Il, the rtnr 1T tfe Ci,tcugn Spring CD,ll-
pany's factory. Nos. :.7j ntd ;}iS Nortli WAter
street, Just east yf Kinks SOAP factory. and
nbuttinE III tho river. Tile tNctOry
consists Of two buildings. one two stories iii
hight and tbs other Inv hllt.-stnry strict
nre, chiefly Ut brick, divided lnttl several
large compartments. Tile tlra WAS almost
entirely confined to tic southwest corner.
Tile cattse Is supposed to l!aye been tie ex-
plosion of accumulated gases Il, Ono
OF. the cnpolas. Several explosions arc
snft. to Lave t'ccurrcd In quick sue
Gess1on just. as tho fire 6ruEe ont.
No Watcllina,i Is employed lipnn the prenl-
ises, aud 1t Mis- therefore difficult 1Iiattcr
to exactly locate tho artglM Of the iIrp. TlIe
dnlnage to the building nlrl stuck will pTpky-
hbty liUt exceed x,,U00. Tho wAlls t,re filtlct.
'uld the stock ami machinery Is such as Is
not easily dainngett to my eXtent by either
tire or water. 1ff, j. T. I'lu1Mste,f Is the
manager Of the works. Davis 4: Mason nre
ynLtt to hRye had MI interest flt tic portion
destroyed by fire last night, md thu building
Is owned By U. II. Mccormick, a1hl 0rcuptes
the former site of the great rcillHr factory,
As no one connected with the establishment
could bG reached Inst hight tho Insurance
could hot be ascettatned.
, 1881-06-23
AT LOUISVILLE. ET.

LOUISVILLE, ky., Juno :a-4t fire oc-
CURED i'll tile Cour'cr,Journai Building Mt
midnight. The report shows that the stock.
room contained $1,000 or 5000 worth Of
piper, which was destroyed ny fire and VII
ter. The material In the bullilsg w..s alsu
badly damaged by water, a,Nl inercascd tho
loss ln stock to nbunt Sl0.0K. All Tic woU..
work III tha atuckrtHl,u wns bntity
burned al,d dalnnge,l trnm water. Tile
loss on the building IL about s3,000
rs near rs could he es.LnlntcG, all l.ongll the
wafer rar down through the cntfro building
Into the stnrus flvntig IN Fourth street.
One hundred md twunty-tIyc Thousand dol
lars Insurance is held iii t;len,lsBtI Il Dnyt-
son's agency on thu bultllll; IND s:g5.tN un
the stuck III the job department. which Is
owned By X. ". Meredith Il To- 4 Htust. liz
vesatKMtlon failed to reveal the origin If tlie
fire.. There l,atl becll no fire OF lump IN ths
stock-ro0,h. The nearest Hight tO 1t WIS
twenty feet from tho stoek-ruunl tlUNr It II
supposed to lave becn caused by Iira Ut
the stereotYpprs' fnrlltce, which passes
through the atuck-ronnl.
Following Ii tho statement 1T tho fnanr-
nnce Dn tho stock destroyed: Unioll, Of Cnl.
!for1.ia. $500; fire,nen's y Fund OF San Fran.
cisco. $500; L., l.. ~ g.. S2, ,0t0; Rochester
Inlrerlnl 4 Northern, So,5l0: J.a Ctniiatlce,
S2.5N; British Ainorlen 5000; Newark,
$500; Glrarl, S22,D0; MntlllNttNil, 500.
, 1881-06-23
THE DUKE,
he IS 1IonR1F1En At WHAT lie gAw IN THE
nj

r,++t,, f,3.ro,.h ~ IA r,,,.oo, ,nLt,,,r.
Nrw YonK. ,Imne % a.-,rhe ilnt,n nf Smith.
NH" - o'"' o"He -"'' Ao 1'uho VI outa-
etialld mid party have returned from their
inspection OF tic western railway system.
"Dull-Isunn Russell, who Is one Of tile
pnrty, speaking to-dRy Of tic trtp ucross the
nln;ns, sniJ. "f1ur nroxrcss wns ,nnrt"d Nv
blood" In explanation Of this startling a''-
Western country somebody Ind II inst stiS Ise,,
shot in eyorv ulnce wa visited, I think TINT
martial law wo,Id ] ,o tho best method Of re-.
pressing such crimes ~ tue courts Appear to
be Of no use. These places being on tic
fringe of civilization, tho criminals escape
Into savage lie after committing
'''9 80 r.,.,, ~, .,.o.. ,,.',,, 49,,
~ ~ ooiaAgE AVE. oIoS clsta.nEn liFE.
currc1,ces Rre not 50 aeplorablc as II they
Killed respectable citizens. jim Moon WIS
sl!ot ..wh!le we were In Denver, and the
aet was hailed with general applause" pr.
iaf H. Monn ,1os ~ MT ~ Wni's ancr ts ~ .S
@ f I WV 'n,, T., ~
IL ti,c ini.trronhfr ranars tSnt hn ~ III tta
mnta 1 If i}nr1a, @ t,I ~, ~ ~ ,tnr.ia,v @ t,,v
~" 10 G,S "nt n,tn, ~ oaH o',11r,, w." cIt3 t,at
10 ~ III 4gHt sat =, 1's1HOa!v 1fMr!"a "'.a LIN LIN
latter oil oit u,a sibject. DR.. ts,sssl salt tl,at
T1Ittya NJ tim u,,j ,nt
nnt surltto amv % ettnr SM c"f ~ hn n',atar a a
only
FOUNDATION For THE Irpo1sr
was ttn fnrt TINT ttnv hnd II rnnynrsatfon
with iien, Burnes. 0f Mi Fra,trisnn' Whn ind
lNeit much iIlnrissed viii, Tia minis stt,ry.
badiy. woreas t6s eenr,f,t, isnTrr 'rfcl,i,nrl,..
snnEa II vail Srd IL snni.f i,Ht be s,1mnt,sed
that he WI Wso,,iT l,nvs ifvcd IL 'ipp'fE II fIa
United Statas thrnllEsout tha Tinhhori,,
i,ian @ serycd In tic Union M nrl,,y l lurlng u,o
Wmr. mi w,.s ht1iv srs,,,nt";i ra.,v37rr ~ !,
, 1881-06-23

0FsSNh AHf+AtAb ~ AIS LhitH2u Aftl4He4
NEw YorK, J,lnc ae..,-'rlo bulls OH
Change hare recovered fru1n tlolr m.nltei,-
tial relapse, ~ the stanger Ut beinr too long
ot thls world a,tl too short OF tho next ap-
pears to have passed nway for the present,
and they sent the graln market up will.
boom that makes eood for tic dulncss Of
yesterday. Tic bears, til tic other liatd,
arc nloro pcIlitent thai before, arni nra
s0rry that ttloy did mot f0rsakr the crrors of
their ways before 1t Is too latc, except at I.
loss OF their w0stdiy goods, OF which uloy
arc tD0 short. Wheat, corn, and nnts wtre
'a!l uctfvo and higher, with considerable cx-
c!tuEfIelit t,Ascl OIL removed reports fr0ni the
"nnfayorahlo weathern and ''stlurt crop
buteau," which was III full blast tts morn
Ink, as tlsunl whon
. THE nlu nurI.s
tako hold OF tho bellows. Howell and Free
11,at, were bu1lfng July wheat, mud August,
too, while William bingham failed to break
September aftar "throwtng" two boat-lontls
on tho market at one-elgltli OF u cent under
It. C1rM options WIRE exceptionally aetfye
s ss s Ssys ss 81 d|fSf a thsis s s Sy' wis i,
MArtln Clarp Enve lin helpi!g lla,ld nIt
Armour aid "Dlt]y" Wallace watttM ]Itlju
p y Ws Ml "f} liz sydeees kass "
A DEAt. IN CORN
Indicated two weeks aRo nre apparently be-
Ing supplied, and Il liveiy time Is 1o0ked for.
TllB bslsia Of tie strength to-day WINS the COLI
dispatches from Chicago estimating tho prt,s-
poets 15G1:W per cent belOw Inst year
at t'.ts date. Estimates OIL wheat arc
also wired FROM that great centre
tho effect that tI,ras,inx Of wl1eat
will show a less yield tlan expccted, though
tllerc has been none AZ yet except fDr sall,
pies to srn1 to ll,'trkct first AMI Eet free MI
vtyeh, as june ,and July were 6oHglit BY lie
clique, a9aiu tn-day. and the narkot all
vanccd tllrcc'quarters Ut Il cent unrly. Corn
was lhrcc-a,larters Of 4 cent higher also. md
opening. Wallace. Capp IL Ilickox nru run
ming tile uat deul here ut present.
, 1881-06-23

NOuGII USAGE RECEIVED 1sr 4 NEWLY
iAJSlkIyEH FAMILY,

H0uGII usA1E RECEtvFD Nf j. NEWLY.
;ARlk1yEN FAMILY.
NEW YoAK, Ju.Io !!.-rne central attrnc-
tlon at Castlo Garden yesterday was fau-
lily ut goyeii Gypslcs, nativ0s Ut Hungary,
who arrived 0l. the steamship Assyrian
Monarch from j4oildni. They can,o tu this
country intending tn live MI exposed itto on
tho prairics ard t,opcd to bo nbte to obtain
ox[stcrce through coppersntt'ltng and by
fortune-lelllng. TlIey were dressed III 1lun-
gartan costume, and they brought with thelna
Russian wagnl,, ln Which was stored what
little clotling thoy possessed, their cooking
utensils, teit, MID p,es. 'lllulr horse was
sold lii L0li!0it. After ulolr arrival
THEY i:SpIIEssEn \ nKsllss
to purchase llorse, MID Superintendent
Jackson cautioned them axainst bglnK s,sl.l-
died, WltelI Diio Ot uIe wt,lllu1i ruplttl, ANY
Que wllu ca,l swlNlle 1Ilp with a horse ID ut
Mherty To do ST." After purchasing n llu.Se IN
Jersey City tur ,$$:.s they stArtel. on their
Journey westward. Not many miles fr1nl
NuW York they were st0tlea by rl!lllut,s, a1id
found 1t necessary tu bpat n llRsty lptrunt.
Yesterday they aAltl tl!ey would nut reMnfn
here, b.lt wol, ID alpena to the Consul for as-
ststarcu to return IL tlle!r nattye land. Tlley
wero aiEeretl $40 Il we0k by tho proprietor Ut
ono Of thu nDWeFy !ntlSgllM!s 10 10 Oh TX"
hibltl0n. which th0y duc!lHttL
, 1881-06-23

uiea iirRt tug pntkngG was to be 80 left that
III liIs deatll tic seal would le broken antl
Tlti; CONTENTS nvuInED.
ltol. Him that | would tlo th1s but tl,at I
Tim of i.lneoin was s' q ~ great ill.,
nnp9tntnent ,aS,t .lo, to q, ne: A. t|e exc!'s. M
tiisappoIate!i tliat tho iotier iai not bsei!
written, nInl I tnl.l him t1,at | would meet
!o %' a9ts4 sS% at h." "as te }eyyas !y s!sfs tstt
NH! ts Mas s!| sss ''%wyt|sn. E5Sss Wss
was III lol..lon l wrnto to Whitney, telling
hm to ~ 70 Alexander Il. Williams, Il co1i-
stlpw him thy letter, md
lie WOULD WHITE orr THE STATEMENT.
When caino hoino my letter WAS lying on
ts"%SI tes"S:I l,S nead;Is.ter o5lISe: II INF
y II apPfss rtss inst s H. stsy Sfefs11 ss
concttihed. cnntla.llcts ali Tic ayitoncu tint
5y te ny P3ay nay WI ke1t , to ,rrt E@fi S%Ear Rin
tsi' st d1t 5at y Y Ito eatS GsuuasM MafsaR ii Taf
et0 o'cluck in tho eveilint nild taken 10
MMocliester. M wllero there was relay OF ,,arsGs.
place. a1nt Cul. Jewltt furnished anotlor
otlier change was ,na;ie further
wesI: @ '..o It. l. lo'lE distance tron
to cgrry \ body ,s,lrrepti'lously. Why It
should llave been ln,ic ca,l,lot soc. hit II
tllero ,waro a''y writings fron, Henry 3rowi!
found about this bady slIat fact, will aud
new conplicatl OH lit MI alreatly inucl, com.
plIcAtcl caSc.f
, 1881-06-23

HEFOKr FOR TIE WEEK.
New YoitK, June M-FroiM tho Public:
Once ,noro current assertions nre contra.
dictcd by facts, Tho record Of business
actually dono atEorls no support whatever
for the assertion tint business IL tlecllnIug
or stagnant. On tho contrary, whoever IT.
ports trut'!fully Ia compelled to state that The
volume OF business, both Legitimate aud
speeIlattYe. Wl,utl,er measured IN quantities
or values, ll9yer wua rs Iargo rs 1t IL this
season; For Y llttle tlme speculation n
ts cIty ws uyo otsv HIVE Ea ~
remarkably larEe. Outside Of New York the
IL are tho largest UM rerur! for threa coll-
seeultys weuks, gld exceed X: the hitherto 4ll.
By nearly S8V, ,0U,o00. Last week Tie W *
changes at the clties outside OF Now Yark
amounted tp $:3tt, ,0Sj, III, which ID lnrRvr by
eyer previously Iecor!!od Tor the third week
yver knownf III second wsek. Ths ia, tSlSw i ss
INK shows th119ton,lt of the exchanges for
tue week eHlt132JuMo !, ut Sun Francisco
anil .JunU III ntjOtlHr CftiHs.