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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21
KILLED BY HIS OWN NEGLIGENCE.

Edward. L. McGlynn in July, 1882, was
young man in the employ OF the Franklin BANK No'o
COMPANY. which occupies upper floors in THE TRIBUNE
Building The rear elevator OF THE TRIBUNE building
had at that time barely been completed, and the Bahk
Note Company in putting in its furniture had broken out
sou names of glass from the sides OF the elevator SHAFT
ON the afternoon Of July 10 young McGynn came out OF
the eompauy's rooms and went past the Waterman ss
Toned there to go into the elevator He dd not uFc
The call bell put there to signal for the elevator The
Waterman called his attention TO broken pane IN the
easing snd cautioned min against the danger OF iputtg
his head through to seo where the elevator was ~ %
had seen him do once earlier in the day. ILe DOy AZ
eyrered Oh I'll take the risk" and before the "atcn-
man could stop him was looking down the smart the
elevator was descending at the time anu strucs lAe
yolng man In the neck, killing him almost instantly.
The boys father as administrator, brought suit against
Hg TRIBIJsE Association for $1,000, seeking TO make II
responsible for the killing. The action was brought 70
ira before Judge Trax and jury IA inc Sap p Sd
Court Yesterday II admitted on the part OF Ile
plapti that the boy had put his head through the Iae
Knowing that the elevator constantly passing up
and down. Upon these admissions Judge Irila1 or,
missed the complaint, holding that the negligence anu
eaesess OF fhe boy had caused bis death ana tnal
was n clear case Of contributory negligence; A.. o.
VaDderpoe appeared for the administrator Corhehus
A. Runkle for TIE TRIBUNE Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21

Dr. T. H. James, the Assistant Sanitary superintend-
emit when asked way the deatraie OF New-l YORK was 20
large In comparison with that any other large city,
gave the following explanation
great many persons who are not residents OF the
city die here every year NewYort great commercial
centre, there Is constant Heating popula ION not
accounted for In returns. Persons wo cOue
here intending stay only few DAYS for business nr
pOses sometimes die In private houses or at tie hotois
Every wear there Il an army ramps 10 the city. aud
MANY OF the Migrants die from exposure or tdc Effects OF
dissipatiOn Most OF the emiRrans VINO come 70 thls
country stay In York for longer shorter periods
aud deaths among tlem arc frequent From many parts
Of This state and from other states, persons come 10
New-YOrk 20 be treated for chronic or ncurdle ais-
eases or Ia have operations performed. All the deaths
~ hospitals aud Institutions ON Backweils, WARDS,
Raudars aud Harris Islands are credtcl To the clty
Large numbers Of business pen IN the city I'VE ia LrOok
vu Jersey City and other places near the city, YET some
OF them die here suddenly, or are seized WIZ Iala III
ness which prevents them from going TO their houtS
New-York u not unhealthy city, aud feel sure that
the actual desthrate is much lower tan the one when
Is based on the last The population OF the city
h much greater than the returns indicate TIE
census OF the city ought 10 be- taken Ia the winter me
and the returns OF the Italian quarters and lodging
L0ufeS ought 10 be collected al night"
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VITAL STATISTICS IN LARGE CITIES.


INTERESTING FIGURES OBTAINED BY THE BOARD
OF HEALTH CONCERNING CITIES IN EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
Efforts have been made by the Board OF
Health for years collect information about the
mortality increase in population and sanitary cond
lions OF foreign and American cities in order that the
health regulations Of this city may be improved. Hun
dreds of reports sent from the Bureau OF Vital sta
tstics every year to the health authorities OF cities
throughout this country and Europe with the request
that like information shall be returned. Responses come
from European cties promptly rule, while in this
country the reports from the sanitary officials often are
DELAYED several months and are imperfect then. The
sanitary regulations in America not so strict "a are
those , Of most foreign cities. In several
States Of the Union the registry Of
births and deaths is compulsory, and the health
officials do not have opportunities for collecting full In
formation Reports vital statistics for the year 1882
were received from all the large cities in Europe by DE-
John T. Nagle the Deputy Register in the Health De-
partment, three months ago. while Chicago, Phila-
depbia and many other cities OF the United States nave
not yet been heard from Persons who thnk that the
cities and large towns in America are healthier than
these on other side OF the Atlantic would be unde'
ceived by reading the reports for last year in the
possession Of the Board of Health. New-Yorsers, In
particular. might be shocked to learn that the deathrate
was greater the American metropolis last year than
that OF any OF the great capitals in Europe For the p
pose of comparison the following statistics OF popua
on births and deaths in Elk foreign and six American
cities were taken from the reports:
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HOWARD cARRoLDs PICTURES.

William NJ. Clark recently began an action
IN tie Marine Court against Howard Carroll to recover
S275 the price Of 10000 photographic pictures OF Mr.
Carroll which he had made at Mr. CAROLS request Mr.
Carroll was the Republican candidate at the last election
for the office of Congressman atLarge The complaint
alleges that he ordered of the plaintiff 10000 pictures OF
himself 10 be used in advancing his interests In the can
vass The pictures furnished as ordered out Inc
price therfor had never been paid. hr Carrou IN Ms
answer says that the pictures were to have Deeh oe'
cred by October 25 they not delivered III uhc
he had no use for them and refused pay for them
The trial of the suit had yesterday ~ hpResdea
from evidence that the pictures we're sem ~
10 the Democratic headquarters Aiecept VII S!ftn n
for the pictures the Democratic whriOrs thiDHlnE ne
they those of Zone OF <their own braves nei @
package was opened the face OF their enemy enVhvu
them their mistake and they caused INC plcus 10 "
sent 10 their trte destination after few days uelay
br Carroll testified that he did not hear any jDng sDou
the delivery OF his pictures until long aier 2
and only few days before the election Ile piciule5
ooul not then De distributed throughout the Stae anu
OF value. The jury brought IN Nerulc III ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21
CIVIL NOTES.

Argument was heard yesterday by Judge
Lawrence on a motion that Robert A. Ammon shond De
punished for contempt of court, in refusing obedience
sn order OF Judge DOnohue restraining INN from III
renanfs M Mr. Amm0n. Tue latter denied t1at the
order had been served on The decision was re-
served.
The jury yesterday in the suit in the SUI
peor Court brought by Dr. Charles Fayette Tayor ana
Thomas II. L. Chrystie against the Metropolitan he,
yaed Railway 10 recover damages for injuries alleged
10 have been done to their premises at Fltythrdst
and sixth.ave by the construction and operation OF vac
road failed TO agree Yesterday and were dschatsto
Tie plaintiffs alleged that tier properly auu Do9'uoS7
nad been Injured 10 the extent OF $2o,OOO.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sIa EnINcIscn. "wednesday. Juno 20. 1883
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUSE.l


Bopty. Col. June 2O-Last week Standard Con-
soltIated extracted 81 tons OF ore and shipped
TO the company S33,7o7 bullion. East cross-cut'
/ 200 level il 3Ol feet long, and Is in hard groun,l
N0rth drift 600 level Is III feet long. South
drift same level, is IN us feet. The VEN - from
/ TO 2ia feet WIDE and continues to look we'll The
upTalsc from the 200 level IS up lol 4Cct' "hcro
the vein Is4 feet wide. 500
Bodic Consolidated crushed the past week lG0
tons of ore average assay value, S3d DO per ton
Bullion Shipment, S0.G6l. work east ana west on
the 900 level shows no change ,-,,
The syndicate mill Is running steadily on Syndi-
cate ore.
DEADwooD. Dak June 20.-Litile II any placer
mining is under way in the Black HIS nj present
owing largely to the destruction of fumes, bitches
boxes, etc, by the Hood. =,
The forty mile ditch scheme. begun year ago by
the Niger Hill Company II not hnaily aDahuoheu'
ia at least, " laid over" for the season.
The mining situation on the whole IL not bright.
Every one seems discouraged ana lndlsposed 10 en-,
ter into new undertakings. This IS due To repeated
disaytcrs such as floods and the unprOpltl0uS
weather. now of more than ten weeks duration
There has been considerable emigration To other
The Caledonia Company Is operating every
STAMP. Additional stamps Will not De put IN uhll
the completion OF the 300 level when VIII, no
doubt demonstrate the pr0prety and necessity OF
increased milling facilities. =,
The Portland is meeting with success under tho
Riotte process.
WAsuINGTON June 20.--Thc consul of the United
States AT Guavmas, Mexico. informs the Depart
mcnt of State that Of the miners from ARIZONA VINO
ia the past three weeks left that post Tor the Lower
California gold pacers, forty tvo returned on June
10 These men report that the placers contain
little gold, and that their value has been grossly
from tbo mines and even then only enough for
drinking purposes; that there is no pasturag5e for
ANIMALS nj or near tho mines. AMI that they ADVISE
no one TO 90 there with the expectation OF making
money; that the remainder OF the miners are ex-
pected back in ten days, they are waiting on the
beach for q vessel, and this can he considered as
ending the excitement in connection WIN inc goio
nlaccrs I'M Lower California IN latitude 70 ~
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State bonds were quiet with dealings in ONLY four
bonds. and the transactions iu city bank stocks
were covered by thirty-eight shares OF Mechanics
at 100.
An unusually small business was done III rGiiroah
bonds. Prices were easier all around. East len
nessse, Virginia and Georgia incomes again were
couspicuous for wide fluctuations on moderate
amonnt OF transactions; they sold ut 32G3O,
AGAINST 20, YESTERDAY evening Rome, WATERFOWL
and oedensburg 5s were l2 higher at 72l2. Mis-
sopr, Kansas and Texas Issues were about y per
cent lower for email lots Chesapeake and ONO
Rrsty. series b, were steady at 92. Metropolitan
Elevated rsts were "A up at l0l % and the seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21

sss, TO- z4ls y4sv z4y ltos 42s. 4oe1. 44ss 2s22.
2Q4I 2524 43S6, 43O4. All, 1lA. -. =. ,-,,.
siIRRoGArg's CoUKT-Before Rollins, aEssate OF Eliza
n Recbetf AZ 1880 O. m Notion calendar ut IL a m
sDPTRoR CouRT-SPBCIAL TRRM-Before Freedman, L.
No DAY calendar.
Adjourned for term. = -, M, m.
PART UI-Befors Ingraham Nos l440 I44S 1895 20
1la0 1897 1902, 1904, 1920. 1923. 49,,
ConnoS PLRAs-CHANBERs-Bef Van Hoesen, J.-Ne
day calendar. - - w., n1 O., ros
1cooxMoS PIRls-TRIAL TERM-PART II-Before Daily il
Nos 2Sii 1882 246G 1881. 1905 2Sil, 2832 2s56 ~
os7o 9Sg7 2892 2895. 2ql 1927, 2S7O, 2Sy6 29O2 ZS
y9Z 29IS 1920 1921. 26S 242O 2095. 1888 1880 2Sso
0Q30
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CLOSING PRICES or PHfLADELPHA STOCKS
Reported by joins II. DAVIS & CO.. 10 WauS
WEDNESDAY. june 2O-r. ".

WEDNESDAY June 2O-T. VI.
The stock market to-day was more active than 1t
has been for several preceding days that tue re-
corded Transactions amount 10 4Z7JOO shares. The
prices, however, which universally show more or
less important declines from yesterdays last figures,
reflect an uneasy aud demoralzed condition Con
tiuued shrinkagc IN values at Chicago was an I'M
portant factor md reports Of more failures thore
were not without their influence upon the sltuation
Int the decline for brcadstuhs in Europe, which
keeps even pace with our declines was still more dis
conragng. But the prime factorin to-day's decline
was the free selling by the Leading bulls" From
the opening 20 the close of the Stock Exchange
there were no rallies in prices thai are
worthy of mention. While all stocks were
weak. Central and Hudson was consplccousy
So aud declined from 121 to 110l40ll9as. Among
the coal stocks Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern was the best sustained. but il declined from
12slo012sos to l27ls0127as. Among the South
westerns, Wabash preferred was moderately firm at
43a40441s but the common stock sold down 10
29lo4295s. The market closed with prices
generally from u to 1 per cent higher than the
lowest figures, hat the situation is strained.
The dealings in Government bonds were confined
to sales of $4,000 IS at the bidding price, but the
market is called strong at unchanged quotations.
as follows:
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incomplete.
There arc two reasons why the number OF deaths
reported In NewYork and Brooklyn Is III Of the
number OF reported births. Many physicians are
negligent in reporting of birth which they attend
although sanitary regulations require such reports
TO be made The deahreports in each city complete
because bodies cannot 10 removed for burial without
permits from the hearn authorities. The constant tide
OF emigration to this port from foreign cities aSJ ten
% make deaths outnlnber the births IN any year ID
New-YOik and rcighbuT1ng cities The effectiveness OF
sanitary regulations is shown better by the proportion
which the general mortality bears To the infant
mortality IA place Ii T. the credit OF Paris that
OF 5s7O2 persons who died In 1882 only 17,4ll-less
than oue-thrd-wero under five years OF age Willie
Il 2GG children OF that age died III BerHR anu
$50 IN London IN the same year. Inc
deaths OF children unGer Ave years ia the American
cites naDed. IN 1889, were as follows: NcW-f ORR
1920; Bro0klny. 7.l36; Baltimore. 500; Boston,
3l72; Cincinnati. 1904; san Francisco, 1870. one o.
the healthfest cities Europe ~ Geneva ia SwltLeFaHG
which had a population OF 5O.Jj9 ~ the last census
There were 06l births there last and SIS deaths
the death rate per 1000 inhabitants being only 10
II may he surprising to some persons that Troy, y y
had a tier record than Geneva. The population OF
Troy n about $4,000 Within the limits OF toe city last
year OPS children bora, 745 persons died aud the
death rate was only 1862. The lowest death rate yet
noted for 4 year 4O7 at Council Bluiis where
with Is 500 inhabitants, the births numbered 2o@ ana
the dea,ls Ouly 92.
The dea l-rale OF city usually bears close relation
10 the prevalence OF pulmonary complaints and coz
tag0us diseases. Below Is comparison OF Deaths from
cosum pOn aud from the prevalent forms OF con
tagous disease in the twelve cities In 1882:
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COURT CALENDARS-JUNE 21.

suPREsE couRr-cH AxBERs-Beioro Lawrence J.--Nos.
~ 24 "a 30, ST. 20, az 7S r. 81 80 ig2 ia III IA
ls 100 100 lG9 l6l 2i2 u.s. 242 2s6 237 2Se 2SO
Ii. 26l. 265 Assessment calendar will be called
5ufekAg COUgfSfEcIAL IER i Before lononue J.-Nos
1858. l0xI, 1870, SOP.
SUPREME CotRf-CJRcUrr-PlR I--Before Barrett j.
Nos 2303 1870 1861. 1861. 3s02 1888. 2S, 2S22
1887 270l zGOq 1852 1903 1906 1929 1882, 2Oc3
z3DB 259s 26f4 1888, Sl6.
Pkn fi-Bciore Wan Worst, J.-Nos 3O32 l9ils $07s
x577 1913 ao2G 1888 1893 6JS 2Dl7 22T9, lA{S 2940
U25. 1881, 81 TO- 1885, 1908. 3D04
fAiI zII-Bef0re Larremore J.Nos. 466l. 24l4, 45Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA, June 20.-In the Court OF Appeals
today the following business was transacted;
Nos COZ and 693.-Langdon The Mayor, etc, OF Ne"
York. Argued a.. ,,..oy,
No Trustees Of the Exempt Firemen's sepev2
lent Of the City OF EewYork respondent w. A. r. '
hcone, appellant. Argued.
Thursday Friday June 20 and 2s will be devoted 10
Nc hearing and dispostng OF the motion calendar.
Following u the calendar for Thursday June 81; NOS
a4l, l74, 1853, 1872, 85, 552 IT'S and l52.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHINGToN, June 2O.-In the Court OF OOnl-
risseners Of Alabama Claims to-day judgments were
announced "a follows:
PacAc Mail steamship Company Slsio5 WIFE m,sreot
Hum october 81, lsoii Adouirsm 30 ~ 18th nIrest from
November Is64 GeOrgeJ. thoades $50 isaac
SlSl William H. ClOugh, SlZS ana NJ ,. n Irevch
with interest from November g. 1864 James H. FRENCH
WYE, with intereat from November . 1oOt.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
EEw-YokK. June 90

NEW-l Turk, JIIIIt w
There was q continuance of the great activ-
fly nc the Petroleum Exchanges to-day. AFTER weak
opening and early decline to 81 1883 ana u 1872
Ir short interest and tho absence of sugges
five Of increased production from the oil districts were
potent influences in favor OF higher prices The market
gradually gathered strength aud with few reactions adj
yapced 10 81 l6la and 81 6a The closing prices which
were slightly below the highest, showed gain OF 1S0
Ia barrel. Although no new OIL territory mas peen
discovered the present production Is "bcJ " oAOVsS Va
the legitimate demand. 49,, ,,, -. -
The range OF prices and the total deanags tweie "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21

Stranger, with large family: A." say, have
you malaria in this section q Fresh hotel clerk d
e. yea sir We have everything for the comfort OF
~ m o,alord takes hun side. ON, or course VIC
haven't malaria right here IN this hotel Dut IN tSe
Tie stranser huTriedly leaves the resort-lharuof"
Post.
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lS.l6c Mould A. $50; Confectionery s1c Standf
ard "a" sl.9sac; on SAP seStgj White Extra &C -
7Lc Yellow, 6i297c. n
sTEARINE-Dun and unscttcd; Choice City quotsd
l2e; sales 10000 Oleomargarine eearine. lvisc
TALLOW-Mors active aud steady Prime City quotoq
lt-l6 o5c; salsA 1t6.000 H. l5-iBo6n
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FrRopFAx FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June2O-l23O D. m-Afiantic and Great western
first mortgage trustees 80 Do second
MORTGAGE i21: New.York Central ia; Illinois CentfM
VI PennsyIvania Central. 0ls Reading 5ts; AeAlSSh
Ordinary. l2l a. New-fork. Ont1LP ana Wes'cIn' Ia
Milwaukee and 81. PAM common. 1914.
IONuOg 2l.-gpD d. m.Parla aiFics' Nupl' t-too
at IS confines for the account
LONDON June 2O-4.OU y u.-Atl3Huc ana 'Etat W est
nrst mortgage trustees oeriiGc1te7 iBlG NtWfors
Central. l2as Reading 1884 Mexican OtdnarNi l-- c"
YORK ontario aud Western, - p milwaukee, ana 81 fau
Common lO7a
LOspON. June 2D-fi5O m.-Psus ddYices quote tltts
oent rentes AZ - confines tor inc account
exchange London at - francs 20 centlAes Iof
CleckN
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO June 20-Wheat unsettled and lower NO =
RED Winter cash and June. 81 ia JaY 81 - AusSss
a IA SepemDcr 81 49,; OciOJcr 81 lt'1 III lhe t'
n %, Corn duh; so spot aud Jane Soc. Juy 0b'aci
1ueut h7c september. 63c. asked Oats PWet 80
80 Eecs,sts Wheat 5000 bugA, Cora IAu1D JUN
oats 3 500 bush shpneEts-Wheah SO.OOO DusLi Ooth'
z 900 busli 02ts. 2.aDU buah
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MINES AND MINING.

SALES rHs Mylyo Ex0HlyaE
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rose "a 10 S47a New-York, Chicago ano 81 Louis
first 6s were off Il at 1919 and West Shore
and Buffalo IS declined e to 1888 Michi-
gan Central IS sold at 100 and New-York
Central debenture IS at 1882 Richmond
and Danville debentures were u lower ct 90. st-
Paul 5s Chicago Pacific aud Western DIVISION
were L lower at 0812096Os and ST. Paul ana
Omaha consols were steady at 107a401O7i2- ROCK
Island 6s sold at 1861. Atlantic and Pacific in-
comes declined to "a. Texas and Pacific trsts no
Grand division, to S3l2d84 and Northern faciuc
frsts were steady at lu7@l01O7os 100
The Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance $50,
made up by coin loss of Sl51 300 less currency
gain OF $10S.S6S. The days TRANSACTIONS covered
Receipts, S903,650; payments, SJ4o|oo WI 1n
rency balance, $8064 $50; coin balance, @ilo,-
655.S2O. There is no change i'll the monetary slIua
ton az the Stock Exchange: Call loans To-Day
ruled at 392l2 per cent New-YOrk exchange at
Boston is weak at 33l3925 cents discounts at other
points the rates are unchanged. E.,
The Clearinghouse statement to-day is az ioi-
976.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1857 National bank notes tor re
demDtion. Tho customs receipts were S7oS,2oo
and the internal revenue receipts $24O,722.
In the absence of demand, but without pressure
TO SELL the foreign exchanges arc weaker ana lower
probably for effect on such commercial DIS as are
making of which the bankers are the only
onEes We & 81 20 and iOF 81 ss foT
long and short sterling respectively; 6.2O4 and
5.17li for francs 94os and 9Jls for reichmarks;
40 and 40l4 for guildeTs.
In London, British consols were steady at
100 Ole for money and 100 9-16 for account.
United States bonds are quoted 1854 for GIGS,
12lli for As and 115 for 4l2s. American railways
generally were lower response to Yesterdays de-
cline in the home market. At Paris, French per
cents, after an advance TO 1885, closed nj $3.50
and sight exchange on London was up to 2o.Zoi2
francs 10 the G.
The New York. Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
Company has made application 10 the New YORK
Stock Exchange for the listing of its second mort
gage per cent bonds, due March /. 1928 TO the
amount of $l0000,00 The making OF this mort
gage was told in this column last April IL sunder,
stood that only about $4,OO0,OOO OF the totai
amount covered by the mortgages has yet pech
issued.
The gross earnings of the following railroads arc
reported:
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
second week in June. $4,000 sl0tlsO 5000 4d0
Jan. To IA ........ i64433O b.2523H O'iZoooO
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
1881. 1852 1888.
Number 81 miles. .... 7lS ...-.- 49,;
Second week Ia juno. slOnO9B $1,000 .rz2,g1ivv
Jan. June IA mn. l,733slI s,lss1OS 35lolS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
fai1os Gi tslon.. si4sf6o sii2soo Dee sGa9
f iowa dI7sSn S5SS5 1900 Inc t5G5
Total for week ....... s232sCs sl47 $50 Inc sl493t
Total Jan June IA. 523l0il 5iy1,eiz lnc2O6oSl
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON June2O-l23O p. m.-Afanuc ana Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates 80 do second
N.v. .Hfr ~
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
JUNE 20. 1888.
TIE GENERAL LIST

Actual saleL Closing
'"'>s observation-disclosures BID IAsFd sod scia
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-09-26

THE English papers speak of an
extraordinary discovery which DR..
Brown-Sequard claims to have
made. 1t is an anesthetic which
suspends sensation without affect
ing either consci business o. activi-
ty, and may be used for day, or
for a longer period with impunity.
Iu other words, he has 'invented"
a drug which will enable a sick
person to perform all the natural
functions and to assist in his own
cure without enduring any pain.
The exhaustion which comes of in
tense suffering will be put an end
10; but there will be no sus-
pension of those activities the ex-
ercise of which are necessary to
recover.