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New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

PHILOLOGISTS IN DISCUSSION.

LEARNED PROFESSORS READ PAPERS on THE
ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE.
Nrw-HAvEN Conn, July 8.-The number
in attendance upon the seventeenth annual cohVeh-
ton OF the American Pathological Association was
creditabe, some sixty or seventy Deins present. III
comparison with thirtyfour last year The Interest IN
the association is the increase This fact Ia manifest
frm the number Of papers handed In and the appica-
tons for membership. At the opening OF the mornings
scson at which Professor Goodwin presided frotessor
John H. Wright of Dartmouth secretary or the assoca
tion reported that tho following had been admitted TO
membership in the association Lewis ID. Ray New
York; Professors David T. Lyon. Harvard. ana f. T.
R,ckwood. Iewsburg, Poun.; Dr. Kuno Fraucke. Ilar
ward: Professors f. b. Donio Bangor Theological Sem
inary; George f. McKibbin, Dennison University >.
Burnhau., Madison University; John NJ Cross
Iawrenceyillc n. j., and DR.. W. +. Piper Cambridge.
Mass.
The first paper of tho morning by Professor John
Avery OF Brunswick. Me-, on the "ribeto-i'urman
Group OF Languages" This group the reader described
because OF its geographical position ana
for its effect dov elopment OF human speech Inc
Tbctan group referred to rs the largest one ana
the one having the most influence on tue otner ian
suages about ii There many dialects spoken asi
true OF most OF the other mempers OF tne group t
languages OF this group are mostly mohosyhao'o anu
This afternoon Professor March OF Lafayette read an
A paper the "NeOGraulnariats, as tno
modern school OF grsmmarians Is called The profes-
sors paper Was substantially ersis M o, ,r1 ~,
the Encyclopedia Britannica on phoiogy. Iroles,
sor March de scrbed swers as abandoning 10 Bottogonc
problems obiecting to misleading metaphors and as
declaring that the study Of living angnases shoa iur
nish the laws OF Language. Tnis position PROFESSOR
Marck as one OF the Old school OF sranmarans, pro-
ceedcd 10 combat Insisting that the laws Of language
con only derived from the study on all languages,
and that all metaphors are not misleading
Professor Whitney, OF Yale made some remarks upon
the paper In which expressed the greatest sympathy
with many Of Professor Marchs conclusions Professor
Whitney was however inclined to look more lenlenty
upon the young grammarians he declared tn@t they
ramId not abandon glossotomy Cyrus Adler. OF johns
Horkin- the youngest In the room, also spoke on
be same subject pleading that the law or analogy DC
nor characterized as limbo for the Ignorant rs the
first speaker hai done. .,, -, D..
lessor NJ W. Eastern. OF the University oi fenhsy
and read by Professor W. B owen, of Lafayette Coi,
Ieyc and "1'be Value OF the Attic Talent In Modern
Money" by Professor Goodwin
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
rNcrprSTs IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, July 8.-Mr. Beaudry, of the Privy
Council Office is about to present to the Secretary Of
State the original manuscript register OF baptsns
burials ETC., Of Fort Du Quesne. now Pttsburg Penn
dating back to 1856. There already number OF
records In the Department relating to this once I'M
portant French stronghold. which was built by the
MARQUIS Du Quesne Governor OF the colony, In 1888
Among the curious entries In the register Is that OF the
baptism OF Marie Louise Hartley, daughter OF Patrick
Hartley, Irish by paton," and Frances Langham,
marginal stating in French that the mother was
stolen by Indians Oh July o. 1856.
A deputation OF the Nova Scotia members OF Parlia-
ment waited the Minister Of Marine and Fisheries to-
day to urge that all imports Of fish oils be subjected 10
a duty aud that these oils should be regularly class
ned for entry that oils capable OF being used Ior
medicinal purposes should pay higher rate OF duty
the refining OF medicinal OILS III tDe
Dominion The members OF Parliament from the MARI
time Provinces yesterday to the Premier. memorlai
stropgly against the continuation OF any ar
fapgslnent by which fish and other products OF New.
fonsdland nav be admitted into the dominion free OF
duty unless q corresponding reduction be made Dy thc
Government OF that colony In ihe excessive ouues
now leyies upon all Canadian agricultural products.
MONTREAL. July s.-Mr Fitzgibbon. Of Quebec passed
through the city to-day the way to Regina 10 con-
duct Ries defence He will plead Ries insanity and
take exception to the Jurisdiction OF the court Il,
The steamer Lake Champlan arrived to-aay WIN .no
survivors from the Don't Holine ne oniy passenger
was a boy. The captain ana crew iost everything
HALIFAX, July S.-The United States Fish Commission
steamer Albatross arrived here this afternoon from s
Johns, N. f., with u scientific party aboard
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
rrrwsOrA UTAH GENTLE EDITOR.

BosroN, July 8 (SpeciaD.-C. c. Goodwin,
Editor of The salt Lake Tribune who has beeh in this
city for a few days. said 10 reporter to-day that
the demonstration OF the Fourth OF July
In Salt Lake City was an exhibition
of "pure cussedness" designed and promoted
by the Mormon leaders who saw in 1t means OF en-
phasizng the idea which IA sednlously cultivated
by them that :" the saints" are martyrs;
A schsm in the Church by which the poygamists VIII
be put the minority is probable Thus dsneg,ation
will accomplish what the enactment ana ENFORCE
meut OF law now do only I'M
perfectly But the Mormon leaders hope
mat before this happens by apparent abandonment
OF polygamy their Territory viii become state
and nv their independent Legislature
nolvcamy will be made lawful.
The only way deal effectively with the Mormons by
commission which should take the place OF this pres
ent Territorial Legislature and In whose composition
the Mormons shall have no voice. Inc
Mormons are held in the East IN too
favorable estimation because they buy goods here an
nuaiy worth 900 900 more. and they are scrupn.
lou,y careful to pay their bills Another reason u that
on the railroads In the Territory no taxes are Levied
Thus Mormons stand in the position OF benefacos
O powerful corporations
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
End OF THE sTREErCAR STRIKE,

CmcAGo, July s.-The strike of the West
Division street oar drivers and conductors over and
the cars aro running usual all the lines OF the COM
psny to-day. The result brought about by the men
accepting the proposition made by President Jones That
all the men ia the company's employ when the strike
began including those arrested during the strike should
GO back to work tho reinstatement OF the discharged
men, In whose behalf the strike inaugurated, to
abide the results Of investigation by Mr.. Jones HIM
self Of the charges ned against them The mon reported
for duty at o o'clock this morning some OF the men
who worked the company during the strike we're NJ
when the were taken out, but they were
sent home and sotne of them beaten the way.
rs OF tie men standing in the barn when the late
strikers was getting the and knocked down
aud Seriou. beaten.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYTE TELEGRAPH


eUICIDE OF METHODIST MINISTER.
ATLANTA July s.-The Rev. NJ. ID. Turner. a Metho.
dist minister who lives at Laurenceville Ga comtted
snice az stone Mountain last night by taking strych-
nine He wrote letter his wife saying that she was
moi to blame but that had lost faith and hone Tor the
world and that which was to como
suoOTrNG AND KILLING A NEGRO LABORER
IOuIsyIILE July S.-A dispatch from FrankliD says
"John Daily, white farmer. shot ana kiiieg IKE
Williams a colored laborer this morning. Williams
was euraged because Daily would not pay hin his
wages aud made an attack ON the farmer.
TWO TRAMPS BURNED WITH LIME
CIScISN IrI Ohio July S.-A Blue Line freight train
was deraied near Harrison yesterday. and Ia car na
Gliea wifh lime were two colored tramps Tue car was
oyerturned aud the lime thrown over the tramps ~
took an hour dig them out by which time they "ero
frlehtlully burned.
RAILWAY TRAINS IN COLLISION
IyScuBURG Va, July S.-The NOrtlibound passeuse,,
train nm the Virginia Midland Railway and the last mail
train south bound came into collision this a,terhoo'
Roth en- gines were wrecked and several coaenes ua
aged number Of the passengers were slightly nurt'
Lpt none seri0uAly.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
rpAcMENTs OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, July s.-Admiral Mot telegraphs from Mada
gascar urgently demanding prompt reiniorcemsn.s .s
Admiral Caliber Minister OF Marine, will ask An imne
date credit of 81 100000 for preparing and sending 70
Madagascar 1000 troops.
BERLIN, July s.-Doctor Fin, who was Commissioners 9n
70 explore Kaiser wilLemsand, has completed that
part OF his work which involved the coast between
Astroaba ana Humboldt bays He reports the exstehce
Of good harb0rs and of navgabe river and says that
fhe land Is suitable for farming and stock raising ana
Inhabited by natives who friendly.
BRUSSELS July 8The police Of this city recently re-
solved Information Of plot for the removal ol mum
per OF members Of the Government for their activity III
&ndeavoring to suppress Anarchist organizations "a
Belgium. Il Is said that King Leopold was numbered
emong those ~ be removed. To-day fifteen persons
were arrested In connection with the alleged plot
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
TORY NEGOTIATIONS.
.rr.rRs OF EGYPT AND AFGHANIsTAN.

m INVESTIGATE THE DEPRESSION IN TRApE-AN
OFFER FROM THE PORTE
LONDON, July S-The Cabinet Council mas
..c,aed to appoint royal commission to inquire INTO
the depression in trade. 4. I'm.
-. ha. informed Lord Salisbury that tne
s~n.,deration of the suez Canal question
rould be resumed forthwith by the interested ro".''
nv an exchange Of views through their respective A.'
hassadors at Paris The Porte 1t is reported n'enus "
renew negotiations with England Tor TURKISH
Of the soudan at Egypts expense.
The Paris Maaa Is authority for the statement '"S
the MARQUIS of Salisbury has issued circular 70 .no
powers interested urging them to raty the Es!p'""
financial convention. ...p...,,
~, .no.as nothing by the Afghan question On tne
other Journal Rrifs Honse
snsech OF the Marquis of Salisbury In the brisn& ~ the
~ ords on Monday night echoes his wish tha' Lo
ossoations between England and Russia ior ,n" gree
limitation Of the Afghan frontier Will f''u'' :"
mel
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, vrRDrR 70 coycEAL MURDERS.

RALEIGH, July 8 (SpeciaD. Last week n
party OF hunters on mountain near hii's ''''.'' "
Anderson County found buried In q heap OF ashes
human skeetou Murder suspected. but the victim
and tho perpetrators we're unknown. Tho occurrence
created so much talk that the coroner held al invesg|
tion and sufficient evidence obtained toJnstiy the
arrest OF certain parties Tor whom warrants nave peeh
i.sncd The murdered man s believed 10 nave h'a
knowled ee of the murder and cremation OF the Joyce
family i've in number, HemiDg Greek, III i'nhcohe
County some months ago. and that ne Was decoYeu
nn Tic mountains and killed and burned. The imirne
trabe mystery which exists 10 the murderrfs OF tue
Joyce family may cleared up II the persons are cap
tured whom warrants were Issued
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
IN AGED MLSEEsS HOA I'D.

NoRRrsrowN, Penn, July (Specia0.-Ihe
funeral Of Henry Hallowbu-h. age eghiy-one' TOOK
place at Frederick. IL supposed that he was IN ae'
titute circumstances. for his family sub'sted on inc
bare necessities Of life. After his death nc"ry F'o III
gold and silver was found In bsss aud pouches secreed
In .he houso one OF the engaged IA COOK r'r
The funeral having occasion 20 use some di'hes went
to the cupboard. and found under an upurned "i'h
large roll OF bills and gold amountingTo $1,000 Among
the lot was "a large number OF old coins, American anu
foreign IN good condition. showing that they h"u ho
hoon 4, circulation since they were coled, 100
ay0
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
TROUBLES AMONG LABoRING MEN.

BAY CITY. Mich, July S.-The mill strikers
are stronger than ever to-day. AT RuIts mill conflict
took place between strikers aud police clubs being
freely used. Two men arrested. both Poanders
demanded the release OF the prisoners when was
refused. Every mill ON the river has shut down.
TAUNTON Mass. July s.-The trackmakers have all re-
turned to work. accepting the 80 per cent reduction In
CHICAGO July s-The rolling mills at Joliet started up
yesterday after having been shut down FOR over three
months This will afford employment TO about LOO
men A readlustmsnt will he had which reduces tho
wages OF the men about l2is per cent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
NATURAL HISTORY IN BOSTON.

BosrON, July S.-As Miss Sarah b. Macdonald,
n, No Al Roxburys was eating her dinner yesterday
abe was astonished finding canary bird in the centre
of a baked potato which she had cut open
The eathered songstcr wasabout Inch In length fully
deyeloped with beak body, wings and tall Dr. Eliot
Wood pronounces tho greatest curiosity he mas
seen for years IL was placed in the Natural History
building on Boylstonst. for Investigation.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
wOMAy's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., July (SpecidD.-The
summer meeting OF the woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF New-Jersey opened this morning Tho
address OF welcome behalf OF the Womans Christian
Temperance Union OF Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
was given by the president Mrs. W. Helen Crane.
workers conference was held In which Mrs. Hammer
.urerntcndent OF Juvenile work in the National organi-
raton Els corresponding secretary Of the states
ITnion Mrs BALDWIN and Mrs Fannie Carr OF Camden,
took part Mrs Francis OF Newark, superintendent OF
among the negroes. made an earnest appeal Tor
Mrs Emma Bourne spoke OF tho necessity OF selfdeny.
ing temperance work In the church.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

Jury.
Joseph Reeve, ono Of the Commissioners Of Char:
ties and Correction, testified that he had
been approached BY several parties Before any site
was considered BY the Board Of Supervisors, man
called him and said he authorized to sell the
yint property for County Farm, and was to be paid
$4,000. He told Mr.. Reeve that II he could eject the
Reeve told him never to como near him again, but
he returned and offered $4,000 later. AT this
(Mr. Reevel would consider 1t . personal insult The
%an rsHeS had soSa deal Of for you o'
Mr. said he thought the county getting the
st. Johnland property at reasonable price, The tnves
tigaton will be continued hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
TIE FIRE RECORD.
HOTEL GUESTS IN GREAT PERIL.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, July 8.-The Globe Hotel
I'm louisiana Mo-, caught fire yesterday morning from
tho explosion Of lamp, and burned to the ground
Tho bu ding three stories high There we're thirty
five guests asleep at the time OF the hre' all OF whom
ware awakened Many of them leaped from the second
and third story windows the ground clad In their
nj ght clothes. Dr. Lonergan, who jumped from the
third floor struck the brick sidewalk and was Killed al
ewelry and all their clothing, received severe injuries
many breaking their legs aud arms In jumping Iho
loss Ia $4,000; insurance $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
Politics AND EDUCATION IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, July 8 (SpecidD Reports
from the superintendent Of Public Instruction
show that great confusion exists in the county school
machinery The school trustees Of the counties have
ignored the county supernendents, and there are new
school districts recently laid out by the Bourbon
that are not even known to the State Board Of
Education The selection Of teachers, 1t Is thought
will no In r0elv political
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
CAPTURE or TIE MURDERER MOORE.

PETERSBURG. Va July 8 (SpccidD.-Henry
Moore the negro murderer OF Liteton stewart who es-
capped from county jail at Greensburg In this STATE
three days before the date fixed for his execution ny
burnnc hole I'm the oor Of his cell. has been captured
.,r,hertv Governor Cameron "a few days ago offered
reward of 1900 for his arrest The Sheriff and three
,a guards at Grocnsburg have been indicted for nesl
gcnce for permitting Moore's escape.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
POUND DYING IN TIE STREET

PrrTsBuRG, July (SpeciaD.-A policeman
discovered this morning a respectable looking man "p
parently asleep on chair in front OF the Duqueshe
Engine House As officer was about to awaken the
man he fell to the tagging lie died without rcgaining
consciousness He identified as Dr. H. H. Williams
M No goo Peunaye. Dr. Williams was "A succcssful
youue surgeon and a graduate OF Newfork Medical
University, lie was addicted TO drink
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
spIrRGEON AND THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE
CouupNpING THE COURSE OF THE NEWSPAPER IN
nm, rxpocrpv OP LONDON VICES.
ITS EXPOSURE OF LONDON '


JovnoN. July S.-The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon
,,hshes a letter in The Pail Mall Castle to-day ap-
that Journals exposure Of the secret vices OF INC
rsocrats Of London The letter is remarkable IN many
respects and the following are some OF It's
az feel bowed down with shame and indignauon' in'
"a a loathsome business, but even sewers must DO
cleansed pray that good may come from this horioe
xnosnre which incidentally must do harm, but whose
great drift must result lasting benefit don't thhK
our churches have failed for they have kept pure re
pant alive I'm the land believe that many are unaware
~ these dunghils reeking under their nostrils thahK
all IN your warfare. Spare not VILLAINS
oven though wearing and garters we need NSr
lance committee moral police, to suppress TINS hany
Let the light in without stint"
Tn. Gazette has been ordered to be removed from ,no
reading room files Of the Reform and Atheh@uh ciuo'
and copies Of the paper will not be admitted h'o 'Ho
buildings of those clubs hereafter 49,
The Gazette in one Of It's afternoon editions BIDS
defiance to the authorities who are engaged In 'he wor
of attempting suppress the sale OF the ias' ,ne
issues of the paper claims honor for leading III the
cause of exposing the vices OF the rch ana 81 % an
its crusade 1t challenges the courts Oh Louo "
cute il for the work IL is enga ged In, auu say "
half of the Legislature of England 70 prove INC
ACCURACY of its revelations IL eontnuou '03 33g az
work OF adding to revelations The paper Is sehs u"
a great premium and the circulation Is enormous. ...
The malice have been ordered 10 suppress tne st,ve'
coles ~ those issues OF The Gdse which contain lne
articles the secret vices o London All ,ad siy
fonnd selling the issues in the streets are arrcseu PIN
venders who were taken into custody ths moi n,,s n
were ARA gned this afternoon III the Mansion S
lice Court and remanded Tor q Week. oaii pe'ns "
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
UT. prtvc ONA LONG JOURNEY

gTARTING ON A lyONG
Nyw.ORLEANs, July s.-Four homing pigeons, from
BROOKLYN were released here this morning. They TOOK
norteriy direction. These birds have heretofore made
journey OF 500 miles, They have now set out on ono
Of 1, 80 miles.
END OF LONG CONTINUED LITIGATION
NEWPORT X. l., July Sin the United states Circnt
Court to-day the jury brought In verdict or S3ooo
damages against the estate Of william Behcn twrence
OF this city In favor OF the estate OF tne ~ ~ sass ~
BosIon The has been In the courts over twenty
years In 1sG2. Stagg bought from Lawrence lot OF
land on Ochre Point which has been the SUBJECT Oh inc
itgation and is now covered with mlionaires mall
sions
NEw-LoNDOS, Conn, July ga German apout
seyepty was found In dying condition on tne street
as night and after his removal to the hospital ne c
He gave John Myers OF front-st
ON "A card among his effects were the worus
..Tbe Erie w. L. Branch. K +. and +: W. W. samkn' NJ
" braI.ch Of Idle Rest Hotel Bath, L. l.
CHANGES PROBABLE IN CATHOLIC ClhCLh,s.
BALTIMORE, July s.-A rumor prevails IN Ca,noho .
cfnrch circles II at Archbishop Gibbons viii receive
Cardinals hat and that the Rev John Foley OF s..
Mariin's Church will earlier bo made Bishop: fatner
Foey will be recalled To Bar gilmore and be mae cosau
tor 10 the Cardinal while the Rev. Edward McCsgan'
~ ~ Peters Church, the present vicar Zen
oral wiz De made MonseiRnoe.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
CHARGES MA DE AGAINST A COLONEL.

BALTIMORE, July S.-Scrgeant j. IL. Irwin,
OF the 9th Maryland Regiment. was tried by court
martial recently and expelled from the regiment Tor
plavipg practical Jokes the officers and similar uu-
eriv conduct To-day he visited Annapolis and pre-
rred charges To Governor Loyd against Colonel stew
art Brown commanding officer The charges emnraee .
violation OF military courtesy ungoyernaDe temper
usina insulting language and officers and intoAf
cuti
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
EEws NOTES FROM LONDON.


A COSTLY FIRR.-Youngs glue factory and Powells
tanuery together covering three OF ground In
Bermondsey, London suburb In Surrey County, were
burned to-day The loss is $20O00O The heat warped
and hurst large tank on the grounds and $50 tons OF
water liberated serving to prevent the spread
Of the flames.
THE s. p. CHAsE-The United states Revenue Marine
bark s. p, Chase, from New-Bedford, arrived at
PlymOu ON July z.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
AN uLTrMAruM TO NAIL WORKERS.

CrSCINNATf, July s.-The Western Nail AS
ISOLATION held secret meeting here to-day. The prnc-
pa action was tho adoption OF a resolution which gives
notice 20 the United Nacrs OF America that the scale
for Mailing adopted by the Western Nail Association on
May - pied or before next saturday the
mills connected with the association Will be opened anu
the machines nail feeders who VIII agree 10 cut
malls a tho prlces named.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
DIR CARVER SET AT LIBERTY.

NORWICH Conn, July tSpecidb.-Dr. Car
yer whose WI West show went to pieces In Will
mantle on account OF legal proceedings Instituted by
Buffalo Bill. was released from custody to-day. HIS
brotberin-law furnished $4,000 security Carver has
gone TO Ncwllavcn where his trial VIII proDhDy tako
LII Henielnbcr IL
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
wERE KINGS COUNTY OFFICERS BRIBED
1.fA Il inna County RQlru oil

The committee OF the Kings county Doaru y.
Supervisors appointed to investigate the charges Oh
alleged bribery In connection with tho selection OF
County Farm Long Island, held Its hrst moe''
ing yesterday. John Y. Mckane' Oh o'"''S
- ,r.siaed State Commissioner OF
charit,e. Rpiey Ropes testified that citizen VINO ne
sfterward said Assessor b. b. Hopkins ssxea nia ns
chnice of uIts and said OF the supervisors stea
that there was certified check for $1,000 teuy 70 ~
IN getting the St. Johniand siIe' Mf' 0opes S"N " -
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
MUCH HONOR FOR AN EDITOR

SOUTHPORT, Conn.,, July (Speciap.-A party
q, loading fruit men assembled by invitation at the
shsrwood Farm near this village to-day to examine
new back raspberry originated by A. II. Sherwood The
berry has been named " Carman In honor OF E. b.
Carman Editor Of The Rural Ner- Yorker
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
MISS CLEVELANDS BOOK IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. July 8 (SpecidD Inquiry at

Porter Coates's and j. b. Lppincott Co.'s, the two
houses in Philadelphia which would be likely to do the
most with Mise Ceyelands book. shows that the demand
have been few ORDERS and Lippncott Co. have sent
for only 100 copies Among book men there is diver
sty OF opinion to the probable selling qualities OF the
volume
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
opEy1N0 JAIL cELLs WITH WOODEN KEE

OPENING nm CELLS WITH WOODEN hEf.
YORK, Penn, July 8 (SpecidD.-J. ID. David
son. James Manning J. I. Gibson. W. A. Boston ana
Thomas Murray made their from the County JAN
to-day Boston picked the lock OF his cell and unlocked
the other cells with wooden key. The prisoners then
went 10 the towcr from which they lowered themselves
by means Of n rope. Davidson Is noted pickpockcI
The others were serving terms Tor larceny.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
plyTyo EMPLOYEES IN GOLD.

PrrrsBURG, July Especial. There is a cur
rency famine among the city banks One large city con-
cern had TO pay of It's hands to-day I'm $4,000 worth OF
,d .bonyn An attempt was made to get paper at all
fhe leading banks The principal cause Is tho drain on
the hanks by the wool dealers.