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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-12

WASHINGTON, June ll.-Since the In
coming of the administration the heads
of the varius departments have received
numerous applications for office without
any specification as to what particular
office the applicants desired, and to-day
a letter was sent from
the White House in answer
TO Ia communication from gentleman
in Philadelphia who inquired the proper
method OF filing application for office.
The reply is OF interest to all seeking
places under the government, and is
given 10 the press for publication
II says: "To secure attention to an APP
pication for appointment, particular
position should DO named. When this
Is done the papers are filed in tho proper
department, and when the matter of
the appointment is to be determined
the names OF candidates and brief Of
their indorseme nts are laid before tho
President by the head of the depart
ment'
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Death OF Alma Young.

Died, yesterday afternoon at 1880
o'clock Alma Young, son of the Rev.
w. O. Young, of congestive fever, after
few hours illness. The deceased left
his place of employment, Caldwell &
Co.'s grocery store, night before last
perfectly well, save sore throat OF
which he complained, and was taken
with severe vomiting in the night after
getting home. Still the family thought
nothing serious until 0 o'clock yes
terday morning, when he grew
suddenly worse and continued so till
the above time, when death cnme 70
the relief OF his intense sufierings. De-
ceased was young man of % years,
worked formerly with THE HERALD,
and latterly with Caldwell & Co., and
was well liked by all, was an industri.
GUS and exemplary young man. His
funeral will be preached AZ the Floyd
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South, this afternoon ut 4 o'clock, from
which place he will be buried, proceed
ing TO the Masonic Cemetery and thor,
inferred. Procession win start from tn,
residence OF his brother, Rev. w. @
Young, on Grlgsby Avenue, South Dial
las, at 3 o'clock, to the church.
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CROPS.
A Fine Prospect,

ENNIS, June n.-[Speclal.l Weather
very warm. A light shower of rain
fell yesterday. Crops are in fine condl.
ton.
A ride of about 25 miles through the
eastern portion of the county to-day
gave THE HERALD correspondent an
opportunity to SEQ the condition of the
crops. Fully 90 per cent of tho cotton
is in very good condition. Corn prom
Uses the largest crop ever known in this
section. About three-iourths OF the
wheat has been cut and am informed
will average about 80 bushels to the
acre, said 70 be good yield for this
country. Quito shower fell about six
miles east of this plaje this morning.
There was no rain in town. Oats arc
doing well.
Very tow farmers coming In town.
Peaches are'belng shipped from here
ia large quantities. Ellis c ounty pro-
duces some very fine fruit, especially
peaches and pears.
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Adjournment OF the Grand Jnrv

The grand jury, O. f. Carter ESQ
foreman, adjourned yesterday after a
session OF % days. Its report was offered
and being read, when objection was
raised by the counsel for Lohnsteln,
whose case jury was then trying, on
the ground of Its inappropriatenoss and
tendency TO prejudice their clients in.
terests. The report reads rs follows;
THE REPORT.
To Hon. q. N. Aldridge, District Judge OF
Dallas County.
We, the grand jury, in compliance
with your charge and the stat
utes have for the past month
devoted our time faithfully TO the In.
vesti cation OF all oflenses reported 10
us, and have diligently inquired into
crimes OF every nature In the County
the result OF which is l09 true bills re.
turned 10 your court, ali
OF which we believe will be- fol.
lowed by conviction in the courts
by an earnest prosecution, such as Il
characteristic OF our county attorney
We are glad TO note that but "a OF the
above bills OF indictment are for felony
and III Of these against two parties. Oul
investigations develop TO our minds the
fact that among the greatest number o.
violations OF law Is that Of the "Ioca
Option Law" and that OF gaming, anC
wo recommend 30 the OK
ecutives OF our county ant
70 future grand juries a strict vigil over
the local option law, especially since sS
many methods are resorted 10 defea
the spirit OF the law and the expressed
will OF the people. We found on exami
nation that the Jail IL properly kept II
all respects, and OF the 90 prisoners no
one was found 70 complain of the at
tention or treatment save one O
two who expressed desire for NOR,
vegetsbles.
We found the poor farm In reality
very rich farm, sbounding with plsnt,
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An Elegant Entertainment.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Schneider enter.
tanned the Musicale at their residence
last evening, and, like all their efforts,
it was carried out in manner 10 please
and tho highest oncomiums were passed
upon their elegant taste and
agreeable manner OF making their
guests feel at home. In addi-
ton to the members of the
Musicale the immediate neighbOrs ofth
host and hostess were present. The
large grounds were lighted and pre-
sented an attractive appearance. The
entertainment was opened by an instru-
mental duo by Mrs, Morrow and Mrs.
Trezevant, followed by a recitation by
Miss Dickson. The young lady was
fully master OF her subject, and the
recitation was very effective, In fact Miss
Dickson perfectly captured her hearers.
Miss jenkins and Miss Lula Smith fol
lowed with an instrumental Duet. The
next thing In order was the recitation
OF Mrs. Murphy. This, like the reclta.
ton of Miss Dickson, was one OF the
leading features OF the evening and was
received with applause. Miss Coke on.
tertained the company with voca
solo, aud, as usual, acquitted herself IN
a manner that made all feel
proud Of the talent Of Dallas
Mrs, Fowler, Of Galveston (nev Miss
| VIOLIN was present, aud without sole
from her tho entertainment would not
have been complete. The best evidence
OF her success was that she had To come
before the audience and sing second
time. Dallas people will not soon for.
get her and her sweet voice. Miss
Stephenson was the last who
recited and was quite fovorite. She
yielded at length TO the contin-
ued call and rected second piece. In
fact, tho literary part of the entertain.
ment was decided success. Nor was
II more so than the social features OF
the evening. At the conclusion OF the
programme, as above, Meme Bros
band appeared and the guests repaired
to the lawn, where tables were spread
for refreshments, the band playing
some soul.stirring music. At a late
hour the party were enjoying them-
selves upon tho lawn in front OF the
elegant residence.
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Coleman Notes,

COLEMAN, June ll.-lSpecial, Bailey
and Benson, merchants, were sold Out
atshoriff sale here yesterday to satisfy
several attachments.
The Brentwood mail while attempt.
ing to cross the Jim-Ned Creek yester.
day in coming to Coleman. was washed
away. Both horses were drowned and
the driver barely escaped being sweep
away IN its strong current. The mail
has not been recovered.
MIR. Lake Williamson, one of Cole
mas nrst settlers, died here this morn
ing. He was about 90 years of age.
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WaoOLocal Notes.

WACO, June ll.-lSpe cial.l-Mrs. L.
l.. Saxon, the celebrated lady orator and
Prohibition advocate, leotured here TO-
night to large audience and has gwen
the Prohibition cause considerable i'm
potus.
Farmers In the lately overlooked dis.
and think they can count on a half bale
to the acre II there is any rainfall In
July.
Preparations are under way for the
State Teachers Association on June
Goth. Teachers who propose attending
are requested TO write TO Professor ]. n
Gallagher, Waco, secretary of the asso
citation, who will secure quarters foi
thom. They will be the guests OF the
people Of Waco.
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The ladies of tho WOman's Christian
Temperance Union "a 20 a lawn party
last evening AZ the residence OF Mr..
Cooper, on II SIS eveau,. The grounds
we're bdlliau ly illuminated aud thero
was large attendance. Refreshments
of a cooling, temperate character were
served, and IL was very pleasant party.
The ladies propose to kee up these
lawn parties through the heated season.
and they will no doubt prove quito q
success AS was the one given last even
ing.
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STATIONS.
OBITUARY.
DIR. w. II. Alexander

BRLroN, June l.-[Speclal. DIR. vii
liam X, Alexander, one OF the oldest
citizens Of the town, died suddenly this
morning while sitting in the District
Court room. He had case in court
which was in progress at the time. Do.
ceased WAS 10 years of age and was
esteemed as most excellent man. He
gave his property, valued st about 800, COO
TO the 80 Ithwestern Uniyer lily al
GnnrKntnMn W
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Pooling Agreement

New YORK, June 1.-THE passenger
agents met at Commissioner Fink's Of
flee to-day and agreed upon plan OF
arbitration and upon general plan OF
pooling and were instructed to submit
that agreement to the executive COM
mittee of managers. The proposed plan
is much like the old one and provides
for pooling business between New York
and Boston in the east, Chicago and ST
Louis in the west and Cincinnati and
Louisville In the south. II any other
pooling is demanded it will come from
the lines individually later.
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CASUALTIES.
In Mania . Potu

CHICAGO, June ll.-Frank Iglehart,
W no in November, 1882, was connected
with one Of the most sensational cases
that ever occurred in st. Louis, at.
tempted suicide yesterday afternoon by
jumping OIL pier near the suburban
town of Lakeviow. lie was rescued by
a fisherman and taken to the county
hospital, where IL was found that he
was on the verge Of an attack OF deli
rum tremeus
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the state to obtain an expression from
the citizens on the local option oues.
tion express surprise ut the large ma.
Jority in favor OF 1t. Quite a humber
who state they voted against it al the
last election now declare their inten-
ton to support il AZ the next election.
Judge Templeton has been busy for
several days bringing violsters OF the
local option law 10 grief. The penalties
assessed will far exceed the profits on
whisky and beer.
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jefferson Jots,

JEFFERSON, June IL. - Special. l. A
fine rain fell here yesterday, which
aided the crops.
Mrs. ]. d. Morcor's remcius wero
brought from Greenyille aud buried in
the City Cemetery yesterday. She was
the daughter OF John Ramsey.
Hon. II, j. Labatt, OF Galveston
Messrs. Miller, OF Dallas; Turner, of
Marshall; Eddius, of Pittsburg, are the
visiting attorneys in attendance on the
District Court.
Mr.. A. Il. Smith, former resident OF
this place, but now OF Fort Worth, IL In
the city shaking hands with his friends.
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SUPPLEMENTARY GRIMES.
stabblng ARRAY.

GALVESTON, June II About 2 o'clock
last night John Strickland and Martin
Byrne, two well known men, were
Throwing dice in the Cosmopolitan
House saloon, corner fremont and
Church streets. Both being intoxicated
u dispute arose over the
game, which resulted in scrlm-
mage, in which Strickland
was stabbed twice by Bryne. Byne was
eJeote from the saloon while Strick.
land was conveyed home in hack and
|Dr. Randall summoned, who, upon ex.
animation, found that Strickland had
received two knife wounds on left side
between the tenth aud eleventh ribs,
Qne direct, the other slsnting up and
Doth penetrating the abdominal cavity.
The wounded man Is reported as rest
ing easy and unless perotinitis sets In
Qe may possibly recover. Byrne Is In
AL awaiting the result of Strickland's
Injuries.
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Tho Dolphin Again

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE new dis.
patch boat, the Dolphin, made her final
trial trip to-day, that of steamlng Blk
hours at sea. According "a
her log, her average speed
was 1884 knots per hour
but according to the distance charts n
was 10 $40 knots. The vessel will prob.
ably be soon put in tho commission by
the government.
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NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamers
Weser and Polynesia have been lying
in quarantine for eight days OIL the
boarding station. During that interval
small poK has taken stubborn foot.
hood among the people on board. No
less than, 40 cases Of the disease have
appeared since the contagion was
brought into port by the passengers.
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Pnainl Points.

WASHINGTON, June ll.-LSpecial. i
The following are recent changes in the
service; Route Sl2iS, Sunny Lane to
Marina. Leave Sunny Lane Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 6 a, m, Arrive AT
Naruna by 10 a, m. Leave Naruna
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1880 a. m.
Arrive at Sunny Lane by 3p. m. Adopt
July l, 1885.
Route 1880. Mosquito to Housley.
Leave Mesquite Wednesdays and Satur-
days at pm. Arrive at Housley by
p. m. Leave Housley Wednesdays aud
Saturdays at p. M. Arrive at Mes
quite by 6p. m. Adopted July l, 1856.
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A Beautiful Woman.

A wouan with pleasant smile, clear
skin, bright eye, generous expression q,
elastic step, hearty-hand shake and
courteous welcome. Such woman is
not the victim Of debility, languor, oil
dyspepsia. She has overcome these
pests by using Browns Iron Bitters
the worlds great tonic. Miss Matte
Benson. South Parsonteld, Me-, says
"After using Browns Iron Bltters, FOL
weakness and lack of appetite and on
ergy, l felt like another person"
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MIR. George L, Huehes

GALVESTON, June ll.-George II.
Hughe s, an old resident OF Galveston
for many years connected with the
firms of Il. b. Nichols q Co. and vii.
liam Hendley " Co., died to-day at his
residence In this city from consump,
tion, aged 81. Ho leaves widow and
Two children, one of whom il G. Hughes
well-known insurance man.
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Ne Manta IL stnnnnd

PlTTsBURa, June 11,-All the gamb
ling houses were closed last night by
order OF the mayor who says gamblers
from Chicago and Western cities, un.
der the impression that this city is Their
paradise, have been flocking hore ana
he wants IL stopped.
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Cabinet Buainess

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Cabinet
meeting to-day was devoted to gen.
eral discussion of the business before
the several departments. one of the
questions considered was in regard To
the distribution of the 100000 appropri-
|ated for the benefit of the American
steamships engaged in the foreign mail
service. Final action in tho matter will
be deferred until the return to the city
oil Secretary BaYard.
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A RnIlMny Sold.

TOPEKA, June 1.-THE sale OF ST.. Jo-
seph u Western railway by special
master under decree OF the United
States Circuit Court was effected to-day.
The purchaser is committee of the
bondholders appointed for the purpose,
and II IL understood in tho interest OF
the Union Pacific system. The price
was IS, 100000.
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Dan RIoo NJ the pnvIiIon RInL,

By special request OF the residents Of
the south aide OF the city,who have been
deferred from hearing him on accou mt
Of distance and the Inconvenience Of re-
turning home 30 late at night, Dan Rice
has cancelled engagements olsewh ore
and will appear at the Pavilion Skating
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Tone of the stock Market.


Tone of the Stock Market.
New YORK, June ll.-Governms nt
bonds continue strong, especially for the
3's and As.
The railway bond market is moder-
stely active; prices higher, the market
being very strog,
This afternoon the stock market was
dull and strong for opening until after
2 o'clock without development of sin
gle feature Of interest. At first prices
were generally a shade above the clss-
ing figures oflast evening. There was
fractional advance from these quota.
tions, slight reaction, and then moth.
ing but dullness and sIeadiness during
tho time referred to, extreme fluctua-
tons being generally considerably less
than per cent. In the last hour, how
ever, increased activity was accompa-
MED by decided advance during
which, in most cases, tho highest prices
OF the day were established for active
stocks and the strength and activity
continued until the close OF the board.
The total sales were 1880 shares. The
final sales show advances as compared
with last evening of 4 to u per cent.
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Cotton Worms-u arvesling-Corn

WHITNEY, June ll.-ISpeclal.l Cot
ton worms have made their appearance
in different portions of this section.
Harvesting Is ending up.
Only about half crop Of corn will DO
made,
Both wheat and oats are excellent;
cotton very small.
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Strike Endsd-Cattle Trail.

DENVER, June 1.-THE strike on the
Denver q Rio Grsnde Railway IL APP
parently at an end, resulting in com.
plote victory for Receiver Jackson's
management. The road is now in per.
feet working order in every depart
mont.
A meeting of the Colorado Cattle
Growers Association is in session here
for the purpose of discussing the ques.
ton OF establishing a cattle trail across
the State for Texas and Wyoming.
Prominent cattlemen are present from
all parts of the State. II is understood
that an effort will be made to establish
a trail through the State near the Kansas
line, connecting with the Dallas trail
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Harry ~ VIair

CONCORD, N. H., June 1.-The Re-
publican caucus for candidate for
United States Senatir tonight resulted
IN the nomination Oh Senator Henry w,
Blair on tho first b allot.
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Rink tonight and tomorrow night in
humorous discussion on entirely new
topics, on which occasions this pleasant
resort will no doubt DO taxed to accom-
modsle those who are anxious 70 hear
the celebrated Jester.
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Departure of Diplomats

NEW York, June 1l.-Hon. Boyd
Winchester, Minister to Switzerland,
left on the steamer wieland to-day, &C.
oompanied by his daughter and Miss
Watterson. Colonel William w. Long,
Consul General to Hamburg, departed
on the same steamer.
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Banquetted.

NORFOLK, June H. Ex-Governor
James, the Minister to Brazil, was en-
tertsined at an elaborate banquet this
evening by the citizens of Norfolk. He
sails from Newport on Saturday.
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T.e Arnnsns Pas hallway.

SAN ANTONIO, June ll.-[Special. i
The Arkansas Pass Railway directory
to-day let the contract to furnish all
the tIestle work and piling to the Hop
kins Bridge Company OF st. Louis.
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Tho ptes-Court-martIal-Notes


WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs to-day received
the following telegram from the Indian
agent at the southern Ute agency in re-
gard to reported depredations by the
the Indians of that agency: "Southern
Utes are not committing any depreda.
tions. | deny the rumors that chief are
assembled in council, and assure you
that perfect order prevails" The .ele-
gram was dated to.day.
1t is understood that the secretary of
the navy has decided to order a court
martial for the trial OF Paymaster.
General Smith Of the United States
Navy, and that the details for the court
will be announced this afternoon, or to
morrow.
Major A. f. Rockwell, of the quarter
masters department, ex-commissioner
OF public buildings and grounds, has
been ordered to duty at st. Paul, re-
lieving Captain j. NJ. Marshall.
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Dan Rice at the Pavilion Rink to-
night, by request OF South Side citi.
zens, In humorous lecture. Ladies'
are especially invited. Come and
laugh-lull band, skating and other
atiraniinna
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The We sther.

COTTON BELT REPORT
Inc cotton belt weather report Tor Texas.
showing the maximum and minimum ten
hours. Is as follows:
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
AFEw MORE LUCKY DEMOCRATS
The Southern utes are Pronounced to be
Very Coed Indians - Paymaster
Smith to Sustain Court
mar .ial-General n totes.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Presl-
dent to-day appointed VIM. Stapleton,
ofColorado, to be melter OF the United
States mint at Denver.
Richard r. MoMahon, of West Viz
ginia, second-class clerk in the first
comptroller's office, was to-day ap-
pointed deputy second comptroller of
the treasury, vice James p. Delano of
Vermont, resigned by request,
Ellis G. Banisier, of Indiana, has been
appointed special India / agent.
James A. George, of Texas has been
office.
The President to-day appointed the
following named presidential post
masters:
William II. Wilds, at Tuscaloosa, Ala
bama, vice j. r. Horner, resigned.
Matthies Manley,at New Berne, North
Carolina, vice A. L. Richardson, sus.
pended.
James w. Satchor, at Union Springs,
Alabama, vice j. w. Raborn, sus-
pended,
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stIIl snrmanirinr.

ENNIS, June ll.-ISpecial. l-Emma
johnson, negress, was jailed for rob-
bling the residence Of 7. d. Turner.
Parties here from other portions Iof
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Rice on skates.
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That whittier, skin OF hers than snow
And smooth MS monumental nalbagteT,'
Was all acquired by using pozgoniis
Modicated complexion powder.
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the Apaches killed w. A. Daniels. a
mounted inspector of customs, a short
distance from Bisbee. On receipt of
this information at Bisbee an armed
force started in pursuit of the Indians.
A courier was dispatched here for assist
ance. Two well armed parties, num-
bering so volunteers, started after the
Indians to-day. The following MESSAGE
was forwarded yesterday:
TOMBSTONE, June l0.-To Grover Cleveland
ton. "''iNs
About 100 Indians from San Carlos
have been raiding our country for the
last week, destroying property aud kill
ing our ranchers. Last night w, A,
Daniels, a mounted customs inspector.
was killed six miles from BIsbee. There
are plenty of soldiers in the country,
but they are incompetent to do any,
thing. Can you not help us?
lSigned. Il. s. HATCH,
Sheriff.
A. l.. RITTER,
County Treasurer.
a. 7. JONES,
County Recorder.
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
JOHN @. EAsToN,
Collector of Customs.
JOHN p. CLUM,
Postmaster,
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The Citirens' Apps,

The Citixens' Appeal.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., June liza courier
prrived from Blsbee with the news that
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Pavilion Rink tonight by request,
Dan Rice in new and humorous lect'
ure, a LittlO OF Everything.
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BUSINESS BUDGET.
RATES OF MEXICAN SECURITIES
Government Bonds Continue Strong
Railway Securities Aotive-The Ac-
tive List Show Advance
Sales Make Show.

Mexican Securities.
BosToN, June ll,-Mexlcan Contra
l2h; rs, 5lA; scrip, $50.