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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-23
OFFICERS OF SENATE.

G. D. Shands. ........... Lieutenant Governor
R. o. Reynolds ds..............Pr President pro TEN
d. r. Pnrter.....,............... Secretary
W. b. Walker Alb crdeen.. "a. ASST Secretary
w. W. Porter. of lIinds.,...,. journal Clerk
Geo 7. Hamil on. Holmes .Sergeant-at.A Arms
g. II. liibbler, of Tate..".."...D Door Keeper
Willie A. Cooper, Of Hinds~...."".. paros
Eugene f. Raines, OF DeSoto '"s''
Jas s. T. Roach, of Hinds.",".. Messenger
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-23

T AN PREPARED TO ATTEND TO ALL
Il kinds of Land Matters ntrustsd 10 my care In
the Counties of Amite. Adams, Franklin, aad viii
kinson. Parties wishing 10 buy or sell land would
do well 10 correspond with refer 10 the bust
ness men of Natchez and vicinity. Prompt and
careful attention given 80 all business intruste1 70
my care. r. K. FORD,
1se. 10 's5-3rne SATcHEz Mrs.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-23

The American FAIRNESS 1rst-cizs slxtssn pass
monthly, pobiished al Fort Way7s, Ind, and TRr
WEEKLr CLARION, will - sent 10 any sddrsss
one year fos Sis. The regular price Of the AasF-
Icsn Farm@ Is 81 ~ year ~
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-23

MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS.
No. (SERIEs b.
Warranty Deed, old form.
a'Warranty Deed, as per Code, 1850.
s-swarranty Deed, with Vendors Lien.
4-'Deed of Trust, general form rea
estate.
5-'Deed Of Trust for Merchants
6-sDeed Of Trust for Rent
T-'Contract for Share Of Crop.
sE*Quit Claim Deed.
e-sBond for Title.
I0-sGeneral Lease.
li-sContractor's Bond, to Boards Super
visors.
Ia-sOficial Bonds, for County and District
Officers.
l3-Afhdavit to Account, general.
Il-Afidavit in Probate of Account
l5-sRoad Overseer's Commission.
lo-sS sSheriff's Sale, for posting.
17-sSherif7s Convey ance under Execu
ton.
Is-srax Collectors Deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
MESSENGER will make an autopsy to-day.
ARRESY oFuoRE rooL SELLERS.

Ten more pool.sellcrs. indicted 10y tho Grand
Iutv appenrcd i'm Che Court of Sessions BROOK yu.
Yesterday, and were admitted To ~ 600 ban cach.
heir NAMES wcr' George Rose, alla7 JAMES Try,
ala. f. Narley. john Smith. alias l. j. bradley,
Peter Ctidgc. alias William Warning, Frederick
butcher. alias william Mcnamara, Andrew ruler.
nliaa Daniel Gleason. Aaron flatt, alias John
White. Charles Kunhall alias -. Warzioldcr and
john Kelly, alias Frank liodman, Anthony Com
stock recognized WHrl(frldcr hhd NArirJ as Two
mon whom lac wanted uudor Haun ants from Justice
DnfTy, of New York, for selling pools at jerome
PARK ON Juno 7, aud be arrested them. The pool
solers were given notice 10 alPat IN couil To-day
admitted what a. er counsel asserted that they
need not appear to pl,al aud the cases could be
tried in thciI abaonca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
1ypoINrMENTs BY MAYOR Low

Mayor Low Yesterday appointed eighteen mem
beIs OF the BROOKLYN Board Ol Education TO M va,
cancies caused by expiration of term, deaih ana
RESIGNATION The terms of fifteen nIe,nhcrS cX Ire
each wear The following are reappointcd for thrce
wears: T.. Dwight Church, John Griffin. Edgar r.
tiri,iths. Thomas t. Iiought1n, Charles Hal.
Charles r. Wreaks and Jacob A. :. NimonSon. The
new aDpointments for three yelrs are General
Horatio c. King. Mortimer }. Icons, George '.
Tompkms. George W. Pool, John Condor, thenezer
Y. Crapdall Robert lleutscher and Nathaniel Goth
rem John c. Kelley was appointed To I'LL va
cancy Tor one year aud John II. Clayt' and
Thomas j. Maujcr tO fiji vacancies of two years
The Mayor diSrcgardcd the request mace recently
by a :arge number O. sgners of petition that ne
shouti appoint some women members Oi the Board.
He said Yesterday that he was not prepared AT TINS
time TO fake step which would be = great lnnOya-
ton upon tho established custom. lie would desire
to rIye the matter moro consideration than he had
time for since the petition reached INN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
STEALING DIAMONDS worm THOUSANDS

Three Central ONCE detectives yostorday pro-
cured from Justice Smith I'm tho Tonbs iolloo
Court II warrant for the arrest of Edwin -; iSaacs
n inbbcr i'm diamonds ut No. 800 West twenty
ninth ST charging him with larceny. In tho alter
Noon he was taken before the magistrate, when the
detectives requested that lac he remandcd in thelr
custody until to-day. Tho aihdavits on which he
was arrested was sworn to by Henry Goodman, oi
Greer herr Goodman ~ Pollock, manufacturing
jewellers at No 80 Maiden Lane AMI
charged Isaacs with the larceny OF
diamonds worth 81, S2l, which were gwen nun
ON eight months credit 1t ia charged that he
pawnsd The stones and other STOCK to the amount oI
S25 900 and sold tho tickets Having secured az
much money as possible. last "Wednesday he mace
An assignment. lsaacs answered the charges WIN
a plea OF not guilty and justice Smith hXed baii al
5000. Edward Felbel, a real estate broker, AT
no 2J2 Broadway, an uncle of the prisoners WIG
presented himself as bOndsman but he vas
Obliged 10 90 to The Registers office
accompanied BY Agernon :. sullivan who
appeared for the prosecution, aud it was found that
e was possessed of auumhC- OF pieces OF real estate
Eelbel was then accepted rs surety.
The COurt was then asked 10 take c0gl1@aic' Oi
other complaints OF similar nature. IL was saiu
that there were a dozen o. more jewellers whom ne
had swindlcd aud thIt the amount involved Wnu q
reach SO 900. The Court consented ana Salluei
Friend IT, who with his father Is IN business at
No 80 .john-~t. charged i>aacs with the larceny OF
din nnnds worth 81 100 delivered "a INN on june
~ and Achiila Lcuian, of Leljuian, Sachs x
Pnrcoe jewellers at No. 2l ,JOhu-st. made an ain
dawn charging lsaacs w.,h having acquired on
June >. diamonds WORT, T2,l15. ON These adui,
tional com plants bail in Tie sum OF f@,ooo caCh
was furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
mr. OONR1S.
LETTERS RESTORED TO THEIR WRITER'S,

LETTERS RESTORED TO THEIR WRITER'S.
Postmaster Pearson was instructed yester-
day by Judge Van tIocson, In the Court or Common
ploas to give to icldolbachcr llickelholmor CO..
bankers and brokers' the representatives OF Aphonse
Victor Aarc bankers and brokers OF Paris and London
coples OF letors sont by j. Alard Sons OF that firm. TO
Henry ana Edward Morgan, constituting the urn OF
NJ M0rgans Sons The Alards, on June Is. 10 and 20
sent registered letters to NJ. MorganS Sons, oon-
tanning sums amounting 10 $4,000, supposing tho
firm then to he solvent NJ. horgans Sons falled'
and the Alards sought 10 prevent the letters going
10 the Arm Ths MOrgans said that they could not inter
Zero with TIE letters their affairs were Ia the hands OF
their assignee, william y. Dixon. Postmaster fcaIsoh
also said that he hal authority 10 Interfere and TO
grant request OF the Aarls that the letters Should
be handed over u their representatives mere iehei-
baoh Hickelheimer Co. Tho Allards accordingly, Oe-
fore the letters reached this city, obtained az injunction
from Judge Van Hocsen In an action against the MOT
cans, MI Dixon assignee, aud Postmaster PEARSON
with an order directing he postmaster 20 deliver inc con
tents OF the letters to Heidelbach Lickehelner CO
with copies OF the registered letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
DYING ~ 4 BABf-FARNIAG HOUSE.

Word was sent 10 the Coioucf's Office Yesterday
of the death of Josephine Crops. age three months,
IN fine hnly-farming house of Mrs. Mary Josephine
Ward nt No GDL East One hundred nd-,iXty-
fourth-st The place is known rs the Nursery of
81 Vincent de- Paul Deputy Coroner Mc.,emcr
Waved the body and took the testimony of Mis-.
WorI vho lisa colorcd woman. The dead infant
was much cmacmtrd Mrs. Ward said that she had
been managing the nursery eight years; There
v,s Board ol Visitors and II wd4 regularly moor
n,r,iod by nn act of the Legislature. She had. at
present five children IN the house. At tnnrt she
had rs many o, ten. Both white and coolcd
v,Imrn cniuc e. her house with children. She had
twice hrrn ofcrcl money tO destroy children, hut
had refused she accounted for the "ma,is'ion of
thr Crrps child by saving that IL was of premature
huth Eiuit dollars month was the price paid Ia
care Tor child.
Dr. Mcs.cmcr will make an autopsy to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
GEAuMAR scHoOL EXERCIsls.

The commencement oXerCisos OF the lehalc
1epar,most of Grammar school No. 90 we're celebrated
yesIcr ay la the assembly room of the school w my
fourtl, At near Ffihave. James Il. cunint chairman
q, IN. u,arJ OF Trustees presided The programme WIS
coupoeed Of music AMI redtalion' by the graduated
The vslsdlctory address was delivered hy Misc cara
uepd,icl.on and the aauatorv hy Ml'a sadie r. CLARK
Mr. Cunning attributed the Diplomas. and IN address to
ho graduating elias, ~ Afty three members was delivered
~ ,Taminsr srhoo 80. ~ In scventhst., Urania d.
gecor. principal, hold ia COMMENCEMENT ,' A. W
srtnhiy room was Handsomely decorated WIN now
era and 20. Df. samuel tfrgar presided h's ,vIa
Mnngar dolivcred the graduates grrelnR Sn' Ms
I,nu,s Yer, Sancrt the valodictory sddtass Dr y NJ
I;rn"ane the REV George T. Reed aud Il. j. Do Codoy
made adarr,scA Tho REV. u. &. fotier AWARDED inc
diplomas. ., ,, IA h,,.,ht srnaral
d,,ghted me ey,v OF five times that number 81 admlhF
friends and relatives In Chiokcrng lalL me chluI'
were members OF Grammar SCHOOL NO 81, hhI hrai1
of them took part In tho exercises whlcn hc.uu
holiday the only graduate. received dipOmA MIe,
T. Garnet principal Of he SCHOOL, WHICH - ~
No, 12S West Seyentceuthsi .,,.-, ~ - a.
rhe male department OF Grammar school NO; oI in
Fast one hai granu.At u'
ella Of thirty-two members, ana twehly.seNen ol ,ne
have been admitted 10 the College OF the NY OF Nc"
receiyed the medal for the highest scholar
min The Diplomas were presented by Ahd'e"
1 'sOilari and the address TO the graduates was
made by Alexander Than BIieI stcn5G' 49, W. ~
n Fituer on behalf OF the teachers prescnol Jdcpn "
Warner the retiring principal Win Kogsss td t,
la IL SO nominated III the bono Mt NalIol :,
years OF age, dhu Mas UoOH 4N' ''' -
CHARLES n Ktche addressed the graduating class o.
IN, male dcpaItm Of Grammar ocho0 No w. ia ~
Hosea B Perkins also made an address lhofe were
/ seventy seven graduates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July l.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July l. 1884
HOSPITAL AND TONNAGE TAX.-CollectOrs of Customs
have been instructed that loonso Of
sells renewed hospital tax will be collected up 10 Juno
30 and the hospital tax will also be collected on regis
tered vessels to include June 30. The hospital tax Is
abolished from and July l. and the service viii be
supported from The tonnage tax
STARVING COMANCEs-Ad dispatch has bean received
at the Isteror Department from sumber OF large herd
in Moatan9 stating that about 300 COBanche INDIANS
from the Pine Ridge Agency In Dakota nave LETT thelr
rpservption and are the Rose Bud, Powder and
Horn Rivers in . starving condition The stoekmen fear
depredations their cattle and desire the Department
take Immediate action looking TO recall OF tho Indians
to their agency
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.-The Department OF state
informed that International Educational Conference
will he hold vt London, August at which eminent Brit
ish uoaiOnasts will read papers This Government Is
invited ca eend representatives to the conference aud TO
forward reports the present condition OF education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
now A YACHTSMAN VAS SAVED.
trom NE Beston Journal.


A. in wcll known Ia yachtsmon, the danger III
Yachting lies not much IN tbs fact that tho boat upa
over bi that hlyug turned II aukA 10 tke pottOS
Leaving the occupass without support IT lhnu TAI o
Ind nn assistance al hand those who chlno SWIM rooh
ami hrlsw the surface and 0ftea tho strohgeal hWmmei
A. irnwnrd bsfore be- can b0 rescued. grilehhh wen
tn.wn i'm banking circles In thia city, aud whose pen aa
written many Interesting articles 10 RE Journal his
demonstrated the feassility OF nlrtlod simple III I've
and expansive llAl IL can Dc aPPhu W
sV yacht NV winch boat may be buoyed aa ndeuhlte
esth .f ne upou the surface Of tho waler, IN tac u
il i'm ossble 10 sink the boat. Tho gentleman nFes AT
Swim mn aud deVOtas much OF his leisure Time TO
when suddenly boat upset by one or those aecl
dents ~ which all y2ehtsmsEare liable lie had.provldTu
far ,uch "A useHcy, however, AND the yacht nnsrcy
turned oyor An hoatsd bottom side up lie easily cnleu
pop the keel aud after picking up the hoaIlnS srles
belonging 10 the boat waited for assistance nc was SIuh
from the shore and IN a short ne boat put Oul 70 ns
assistance and ne AoOn ON shoie again. NUNS 'N'
worse for the accident. ,..,..o,u a.d
Orlisariiv the boat would have sunk Immediately ana
"a the shore was lsng way sh the gentleman 1hihs II
daubtt If lie could swutz that distance nc OWES
fa 10 rhr the boat lrOVlaed Win ar
,t1ht tavks that prevented hor from sinksg. These
ta9 con he mad. to AZ any yacht large or small ana
AZ suck tlllsg cost that owner can pfOFiue theu
Nfn-t az the Yachts this harbOr Newport rugged
having no Watsr-tight compartments. bslng heaNy
bsa,ied tbey sink as they are nled. There Is
however plenty OF waste room slther III tse bsn nade
tho standing along the Sides that could Dc packed
with nks aud thus transform tina boat tuts regular
life boat These tanks must OF course be MADE OF maef
that Is not affected by salt water. Copper sthe best
but Calyauized iron will do. They car he mamie o.
I'm any shape and Of size and css be ntted h'e t
boat 90 as 10 utilize all the waste room ana ~ lhs sam
time be- kept On vi slight The wsOs cost Wlii not e1cee
s25 $50 per boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
NOT 4 CASE OF HqGHWAf EOBBERE
An ATTEMPT To RECOVER HORSE THAT WAS
HELD FOR BOARD.


Young SAMMY Reoua of Tenahy \. j. caused
n sensation in Englewood on SATURDAY, by rauhhS
down Palisade-ave in buggy drawn by daPpled
horse and after stopping Hehr ing Jameson ap
reared sammy told him that he had tahcn
man ont riding. and midway between tngeWpu, "lt t
Fort Lee the man had attempted 10 ti, ', y who
of the wagon. and steal his horse sammy ~ ~
is farmers son, with n good deNei"phi..nU ~
Drawn said that when he was attacked ne w ~.
about and after throwing his ass"ilant oul VI lo
,vagnn Aod to the village. Marshal Jameson
hitchcd M his trottcr and taking sammy VIZ ~
him he drove at full speed to fort lee. WIZ nu
found the alleged feroclOus horsc-thlei mnocehll1
watching a game of pool. The man was aiIes''I
and took things as they came, with 9oou si'3M VI
philosophy, until he got back to EngieMgTou 80 rn-
he gave his name Charles H. smith oi 'G ~.
YORK and sad that he had an order nom Ut
Mason, of Tenany. TO whom the horse oeIon .sfq
adding that he had been informed by ConstaDie
Enter of TepnAy that if he could get the horse ana
wagon oil Rcquas farm, las could take possession "
them without breaking the law. lie continued
that DR. Mason, being Obliged to go 10 New
hampshire for his health. had asked the senior
Reqna to take care of yearng cow ana the Morse
until he returned. notwithstanding tne P,acul 1
TONERS frequent demands for the horse Mr.. kePua
held him for board and refused TO return MN
Finally as a last resort, DIR. Mason had called Oh
Mr. Smith and with courage that led to ms arrest
the prisoner had made the attempt 10 l'coNoi 'io
Justice Chamberlain heard Smiths story. ex-
ahmed DIR. Masons order carefully, ana toid tne
prisoner that he might go home.
But Smiths arrest gave rise to the most alarming
rumors Some said that Mrs. f. J. Coo, the
dgupbtcr-in-law of the president of the American
Exchange National Bank. of tins city, had boon
STOPPED by man while ont rdng and had , been
robbed Others declared that Colonel Bankss mouse
had bcen attacked Nv burglars and the most cold
bloodcd murder committed. 1t CHANGED. however,
that Mrs Coc and her nelghbOr, Mrs Banks, had
seen Slnmy's" str ggle with SMITH ana nau
tnnught that desperate crime was helng COM
mitted. Fearing that the guilty one would escape
they telegraphcd to Marshal Jameson Tor ms as
Sistancc and remained ncryousy awaiting the az
rival oi their husbands. =
III glewood is guarded from the ncurslon OF
tramps aud bad characters generally by frotec-
ton Socicty of which Donald Mackay - presi-
dent. The town. notwithstanding itS proximity 10
Fort Lee is an exceedingly quiet place ana Mai-
sinai jameson who has had twenty wears experience
among criminals IN thus city, II employed ny lho
society Tho only robbery that has been com.
mitted in Enulewood within year was the tholl
of a horse from Farmer Peter SPRINGER. hnont
| three weeks ago. The horse ha never beHn teooN-
cred aud. IN consequence. any tlonble t', nus "
| horse concerned in II causes sensation lhl"ush'
! ont the lcugth and breadth OF Bergen County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
KELLOGG,s COMPREHENSIVE DENNIS.

WAsuNGToN, July 1.--Ex-Scnator Kellogg ap-
reared before the Springer Committee to-day. lie
ssid: Witnesses before this committee have been
dwelling on my indictment "a an offence involving
bribery There il no charge that | paid Brady any
money Whatever | utterly deny telling Walsh to put
onebof certain amount to my credit and onehali to
Rrodr Reference has been made to my having
..c,red an increase on two routes-from Monroe to
Shreveport. aud from Corpus Christi to san ANTONIO.
IfsIr Eradv was called and should swear to the
rrtb | believe he would swear that never approached
him directly or Indirectly as regards these cApedi-
tons =,
of Texas recommending an increase OF sefice on me
also read Endorsed by Representatives Elam ana
Robertson of Louisiana, recommending an increase III
Tho Monroe and Shrc1 tport route" me increase the
letter said, WIS necessary. Mr. Kellogg name al
cared a, follows d" concur in the above, ". i.
Eeoqvp The route ran through portion OF Mr. Elan a
district adjoining which Was the district Of Mr. Robert
tou Mr.. Kellogg continued: " ! he committee cannot
find the slightest proof that rendered any service
whatever except that single Endorsement SIT Dll's
if not another member of the prosecutions has salu re-
prptcdly that there a missing Link that 1t could
not hr proven that got the increase. Nowhere docs
Mr. Price state that | said ! would 90 10 Brady ana
procure this service that 1t would be procured DS
y service will give the names of four or iye gentle
men to whom Price has said that had nothing to do
with securing service .
Mir. Kellogg referred to the alleged payment to him
by Walsh Of ono.half OF the Price drafts and note
amounting To $4,000 lie said Walsh had i'm
nnrtuncd i'm TO aid in prosecuting his claim against
Brady but he had not rendered aid lie SAID luther
that he did not receive the money from the drafts or
note a. charged. Walsh, he testified. had borrowed
~ 600 from him in Ncw-Orlcan4 IN So Iso money
that he received from Walsh grew ont of this business
tran action, aud In no way connected with the
Star Route service or political matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
SOME pRocEEplNGs OF THE SENATE.

" WASHINGTON, july In the Nrhil' W. iill
rspn from the Committee Military Affairs, reported
the Hou.e bill providing for the establishment ot
branch soldiers home wet of the MsisNrpL II was
aiucudcd by substituting the senate bill for the same pui-
pnrpo.e already passed aud so'amcndod WIS passed
Mr Cocuru. from The Committee ON Military Ah"fh
rc,orpd favpriblv With amendments the House bi re-
relieving from the chlrrs fdoscron s'dier' who served
until tie expiration Of their term and are improperly
charged with dcsprton, VINO for any other cause are
Improperly 80 charged Tic bill was passed 1t re-
urc. that applications Tor the relief provided tor shall
h. made within 1ys ysars from the pa'ago ol tho act
Mr.. iorau reported from the Cornmliico ga Military
Affairs aud the senate, after amendment passed the
Ilongc bin am'nding ne 12d Article Of War; 1t provides
that any general ON or commanding an army IclH-
t1rAt division dC ptiucut, or colonel commanding
dcui rtmcu(mHy appoint general courts m'tuhl
vheurvrr r.nry hut whenever auy auch commander
il thr accser ur prosecutor n any officer uudcr MS o0n-
uiund tho court shall be appointed b. the President
ponslon $50 month TO The widow of General James w.
Stsriman was paced $4,000 A. A., g.
me joiat resolution introduced Yesterday by Mr. Cam
cron 0f Pouusylyania directing tho secretary OF the
Treasury to 10 ccm 10000 900 worth ~ rdo doara at
thrir TACO value was referred 10 tho Committee on
FINANCE MI Butlers resolution directing IA invesUSa
ion into the condition Of the New York banks was 10
fericd TO the same committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02

young Dird races from over 30 mics ON 'o
day of loosng This year she was second from WASH
ington arriving with the first and aightng TWO minutes
later and third from Lynchburs with only three !~uS
less minute than the first, aighting two-and-three-
ouarters minutes later IN both races having fvesix
toenths Of mile further to fly. From Charlotte n. W.
800 miles she was eighth. arriving tho morning or INC
third day. II Is not two years ago that the keyport io
were stocked aud the lofts have the best young pu
record the greatest distance in the feWcs Journey D.
and without loss - III.
ated In Columbus, Ohio. AT sunrise yesterday Wv nue
were reported az home last evening. Al the starr
pont and i'm tins vicinity the wihS favorable ana 10
shy fairly clear, but throughout Peunsyiyand tHe
was strong and adverse aud IN the eastern part 'noi'
WA rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
CLOSING Prices or PHTLI DELPHfI STOCKS
Reporied bn JOIN II. DAVIS Il 90, II Wallis.
TUESDAY, July | p. ~
Actual snos.

The course of to-day's stock market wa' oX-
nctly the reverse Of yesterdays movement The bust
mesa t2o9 232 shlroo was 5000 shares smaller than
thnt Of yc,trriay Tho market opon a weak aud malo
,oue further declines In the frat hour; but after th'i IN
improvement set IN that continued with 7nlH
and unimportant reactions tn tho end Delaware
Lark ,wanna pud Western notably strong With 'non
volume togOOl sharesl OF buslncs; tho price advance"
from o to ll3aait3 In tho early dealings Lake Shoro
sold from II dowr GDfa aud aftcrward rose o. 7BFe
79ll Union Paoino. after do'lino 10 2Sp at 3lA s
closing figure was Ia higher than last evening ana uen'
trail Pacific after 30S nj 3Aaa3tia was 3s higher than
Yesterday. Among the graugcrs ~ flul eloA"o
ON above liz lowest prco. Northwestern ia
Omaha prororred "a, burlington and quincy 2ia ana
Rock leland a per sent Central and Hudson, at OD'9,
ahows gain on iast evenings price or Id per cent ANA
Erie AT ID a gain Of por cent The Northern fa'lncs
and the auxiliary sochs shared In the general Improve
mont; Northern Pacific preferred Is up ~ Oregon and
Transcontnentai W and Oregon Railway and Navigation
6o per cent With small dealings IN Missouri iaenc ls
price rose from 95 10 90 a807 Western Union after
decline OF 81 per cent to $685. advanced TO 5bsSo6is
There WAS little or no excitement attending the tansac-
tons in any stock and the prices slowly and easily
moved up the absence OF any pressure to sell There
wa. the usual talk about roinvestmens Of
interest and dividend money which probably exertec
some influence upon tho general doangs Another faV
orabe the few defaults which made In ths
payment OF interest on bonds The market closed quiet
and strong.
Government bonds dull. bat the prices were
strong; bids advanced Il for the IS, Is for the IL
and a for the 4s Annexed the closing quot