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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05

The Harlan g. Hollingsworth Company
has contracted to build ten baggage cars,
four narrow gauge sleepers and some box
and fiat cars. Work will be commenced
at once and the hiring of few additional
men will be necessary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05

Willie Heald, George Il. G. Hoireclser,
Fred Armstrong and Reginald Trump
rode on their bicycles to West Chester
Sunday by the creek route. They mr.
rived in West Chester in time for dinner
at the Mansion House. The fatigues Of
their up journey were quite severe and
Obliged them to return by rail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05
A professor Drugged and Robbed.

PIrrsBuRa, Oct. S1.-Prof. P. W. Steele,
principal of a college at Lynchburg, Va,
while on the way east last night was de-
coyed from the train by well-dressed
stranger, taken to Water street "dive," "
drugged and robbed of $500 in cash and
jewelry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05

William Brady, John NJ. Dunn and
Thomas Davidson, ,whowent to Gettysburg
Thursday to select sites for the First and
Second Delaware regiments monuments,
returned Friday afternoon. The monu-
ments will be shipped to Gettysburg
about ten days hence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05

Adjutant- General Drum, in his annual re-
port, says that during the past year OF the
7164 accepted recruits, 1922 were native
born and 2,942 Of foreign birth; 6,5s7 were
white and 577 colored
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05
TWO ENGINEERS FATALLY scA1DED.

DULUTH, MIMI, Oct. 30.-A sad and
distressing accident occurred here last
night whereby two men were almost in
stantly scalded to death. AS the steamer
Miles wns leaving the dock the cast-iron
casing or jacket of the cylinder filled
with steam and exploded, throwing a
great volume of steam with such force
as to knock the second engineer, who
was on watch, through the door into the
room where the first engineer WIS asleep.
the stenm rushed through the opening,
md filling the room scalded them so that
when the crew went into the room almost
Immediately afterward they found both
men dead. Thomas Hickey, the first en-
gineer, WINS 81 years oldand leaves wife
and two children in Hamilton, Ont. The
second engineer, William Rooney, was
notmarried and leaves relatives i'll Ottawa,
Ont
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The President to.
day appointed Frederick H. Winston OF
Illinois to be minister resident and consul
general to Persia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05

George Miller, convicted OF double muir
der, was hanged Friday at Grand Forks,
Dakota.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-11-05

New YoRK, Oct. 30.-A steam drum in
Robert Roberts laundry, at 1924 West
Twenty-sixth street, exploded this morn
ing. Several young women employed in
the laundry were scalded by the escaping
steam before they could get to the street.
The following were taken to the hospital
more or less badly injured: Mary Her.
rick 16 years old, Minnie Cullen 15years,
Kate Murphy Is years, Thel Grayer 16
years, Margaret Bowers 16 and William
Dooley is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
The Isthmus.

wAsHrKGroN, April 7.-commander
zane. of the Galena. telegraphs Secre-
tarv whitney, from Colon. under date
Of April 9th, as follows: Nothing new
- renort The Panama Railway COM
70 psn nsR IS getting the road in order: Gov
ernment troops are anxious about their
prisoners. The railroad company ana ai1
the GaIena are feeding the troops, AN al,
are in need. There is great anxiety
among the foreigners at Panama ;,
New YoEK, April T. Additional
troops for Asrnwal took their aodp a fe pa,
lure it Sary ~ nr;et manner. There were
i've ~ : companies OF fifty men each, un %.e
command OF Captain Higsee: on'
hundred and fifty sailors and a battery
Of SIX guns left brooklyn navy eCnym ward %
C.ntain McCalla. The troops were con
veved in tugs to the steamer 1cdpufc
of the Pacific Mail line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
Gave Him Away.

BALr1MoRE, April Howard Cooper
a negro who assaulted Miss Katie Gray
near Rockland, on the ID instant, was
captured last night eight miles north Of
this city, on the Northern Central Kali
vay. He was brought to Baltimore be
tween and O'Clock this morning al
lodged in the Central Police station tol
safe keeping. There was an angry
throng at Towson jail last night, anc
had they found hin he would have beer
lynched. His hiding place was told by
a negro who promised to protect nm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
England and Russia.

LONDON, April 7.-Giadstone stated IN
the House of Commons last night that
he saw no reason why the present difh-
culties with Russia could not be settled
by ordirarv diplomatic methods.
Government is continuing It's prepar'
tons for arming fast ocean steamers.
Work on the Anchor line steamer mel
america. and the Cunard steamer Ore
1on will be begun tomorrow. These
steam ers will receive an armament O
ten guns each, and each will have
TRANSPORTATION facilities for l.500 men
Every movement of Russian vessels II
all parts of the world is being closely
watched, and if war were declared 10
morrow, the vast tonnage OF KusSiai
| cargoes, now afoat, would be liable u
capture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
THE WORLD OVER.
Naws Notes From Various
Quarters.
eHxwaAh GRANTS CONDITION.
m. Gsthnus-Made II
8im-Gave Him
France and China
General Grant.


Nxv Yonx. April Z, a'm.-G %
ava, Grsnt is quietly slee ping Inc
e era remains arrested. 1t has
nen so no marked impression on his
pulse. n Dora,As MD,
NO'6'A'O' GEORaE f. SHRADY. N. u.
o.s General Grant has 'ust
S ~ His pulse is the same. NJ
return ol "a H'i J. II. DOUGLASS,
(Slghen1 GEO. F. SHRADY.
w.o bsmorrhage in General Grant .
!, Ano ~ morning was the accloent
49, 80 been feared by those heai % :
"a nj &c ~etient. and the immediate resui'
" sDo eaI stran gulation. as had peen gu
t:a:.atod nv those in attendance anu ny
stSa pGcnorsi hiYnseIf. Just how serious
AZ ~ eos,,jt would be on the Gehe,at
w could not be foretoiu cary =,
the morning, but at S.5O IN, aa lii q,
narcantihIe increase OF oe9ilIty =,
nv SovS caused by he loss OF oioou: ),
&c Course Loss tn It the crisis .na9
ms y. -dav hut Tie probability "a suoL
Osoun w. " during the dav Is ngh1 am
,aIv entertained among tnooe oes
rosted as to the General - r,nrning
Senator Chatfee's opinion. TINS ms m S;e daP
;s tbat General Grant may hot IN: ~
;ng the dav, and such IS the oPin;,om a ~
weIi-posted persons who nave hO oh. al
tive ar bent TO be alarmlsgs, eh3 Gus an .,
hold themselves in readiness LOT any
critical Developments. e.,. tho consuI
..t D D ~hen he was leaving Genera
9rant;s ~ bouse. He said the Genera saa,
vas Sc considerably weaker. takes his 100 100
emily on solicitation and under p of tn
hemorrhage any moment c,a Of onm.
Dr Az S Sar Sands, Shrady and Doug
had i been no recurrence of the h ns,11e4;
hage, but that since the . last Ou Psis
the patient had grown weaker ~
;Cia,,ad ]. II. DOUGLAS.
GEORGE F. SHRADY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
France and China.

PARIS, Apri. I'm the Chamber OF
DEPUTIES, this afternoon. NJ. Brisson,
the new Premier, said France would IN
sist upon China recognizing the French
protec crate over ronquln and AMMAN,
according to the provisions OF the treaty
of Tien rsin, peacefully II possieie
otherwise the war would be reneweu
with increased vigor. In conclusion
he demanded vote of credit for $50.
OOo 0OO francs to enable government tC
carry out its policy in relation to CHINA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
Made it Warn for Him.

PoRrLAsD, Oregon. April 7.-0regOn-
ian's Port Madison, Washington Ierri-
tory, special: Last night George Hoeg
q veil known lumberman, visited the
cabin of a Chilean named Petron, who
vas living with an Indian woman; they
drank a great deal together, and Hoeg
offered a gross insult to the woman:
She seized q burning lamp and threw II
at Hoeg. 1t burst, the oil took hire ana
Hoeg was burned to death. Petron
and the woman were arrested and are
nov in Jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08

AMONG THE several fine stocks OF fine
clothing, gents furnishing goods. etc,
in this city, Mr.. L. Goldberg is in the
lead. His shelves and counters groan
under loads of excellent lines of latest
STYLE suits, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
shirts, ties and other etceteras for
gentlemen's furnishings, which he is
disposing of at figures never before
reached in this cection. The cuts and
patterns of spring and summer wear
are of the latest designs in the east, and
all of Mr.. Goldberg's manufacture
Call Oh him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
Protec,iax Cronst.dt.

ST.. PETERSBURG, April THE BUS
sian government is making active pre-
parations to put the great naval and
military station of Cronstadt in state
G: complete defense. The harbor has
already been protected by the sinking
of hundreds of torpedoes in the ship
channel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
F,eii. ghuy sen.

WASHINGTON, April IA telegram
was received here to-day from he home
of ex-Secretary Frelinghuysen saying
his condition was the same as we oer,
day. the dispatch further saln ne
might linger in his present conu,,io -
reported as improv ng
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
Young Menr-Read This.

THE VoLFAIc BELT Co., Of Marshall
Mich, offer to send their celebrated
ELEcrRo-VoLTAIc BELT and other ELEc'
TRIO APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days
to men (young or old) afflicted with
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Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paraly'
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as thirty days trial is allowed. Write
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fres.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
THE MAILS.

Arrivals and Departures-salt Lake
City POstofiiee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
A Tidal Wave.

ouEEssrowS, April THE White
star line steamship Gcrancgsic, which
left this port Friday afternoon for New
York with $50 passengers on board, has
returned here, having encountered a
terrific storm and tidal wave
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
Republican Cincinnati.

edNc1NEArI, April 7.-Returns from
all but five precincts show that Amos P.
smith, Jr., (Rep.l was elected Mayor by
a majority of nearly 1900. The re-
mainder of the Republican ticket vas
elected with slightly smaller maior-
tiles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
From Europe.

II you want to help your friends from
any part of Europe. or go there your
self, buy your ticket where you can get
il the cheapest. which you can get by
calling at ]. 4. Peterson, Merchant and
Immigration Agent, No. 81 e. Third
South Street. Salt Lake City, p. o. Box
QCn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
MRS HILL COURTS AN NVESTGATOy.

Several trustees of the Nineteenth Ward
were present yesterday at the opening OF the primary
depart Of Grammar School No. ~ In sIxty-third
ST., near Thrdavc. They had gone there to make In
aury respecting the complaints Of cruelty to the chill.
drcn that have made against some Of the teachers
Of school Mrs Joanna j. iill the principal stonty
denies that there any ground for such charge. She
showed the trustees over department. In which there
are nearly 700 pupils and said that therBad been only
one schoar suspended IN four years Ihis was the hto
girl Mamie Henderson, whose conduct Sue said was de
InoraliZing
The complaints, Mrs Hill added, originated with d. j.
whitney who represented himself rs coming from MrS
Henderson. tho little girls mother. and said that MIS-
m would be Obliged To take the child back into school
Mrs H replied that she had fear Of his threaf To
TRIBUNE reporter Mrs lil said that she wanted an IN
vcsgtiOn OF all complaints that had been mho against
her school She satisfied that II wOnd shoS arecOri
the part OF the teachers not surpassed by any school,
In the city. The trustees VIII make an investigation
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
GRAIN AYD PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK, March %.
ONLY n modarata Grading was done In grain
at tho Produce Exchange to-day The export business
ntnues to drag lamentsbly Wheat the principal
feature speculation At the opening prices were
disposed to droop but the sellers appeared to be mid
and before noon a little dose OF added to a
little worry the winter wheat crop set the shorts To
covering and rallied prices nearly cent The market
showed little vim, however, though the gain was well
sustained aud prices ended steady at slight reaction
from lie best points OF the day The gains ranged from
IL to u compared with Saturdays unal figures, at
ss for April 0Uas for May, 90 for june and 90 cents
for Juy options. Corn WAS unchanged at the end Tor
March aud June and is0 4 cent botter for April and
NAV. Last prices March 1888; April f94 May
and June 80. and July 81 cents Oats Il "a L cent
higher 37is for March and April 81 for May and 36
June Provisions continue du, but lard rose
few cents.
At Ncw-York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts oI grain to-day Wheat 1924 bushels;
corn 3Sl 1855 bushels; oats, ls26l3 bushels total
gran, Bi9,O93 bushels Hour 32923 barrels. The re-
CENTS nc Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis were Wheat
lO3 GOl bushels corn 3iO.j50 bushels; oats, 1870
bushels total grdin 5Iol2l bushels flour, 2oO93
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March % (SpecidD.-A material de-
cline In consols rise at the opening and the
crowd NJ onco wanted to buy while the sellers
ncIock and corn was In good demand and
nrm heavy purchases OF the latter being made
for Shipment May pork opened at slight decline and
remained heavy and inactive, the general feeling being
that the visible supply IL too large to make the product
safe purcnase At the l O'Clock close the quotations
were: May wheat, sole cents May corn, IL d cents
MAY pork, Sll s7l2aSll 90: May lard, So 80.
The closing prices for the day ut 23O were April
wheat 75 cents; May wheat, 1875 cents April corn,
37a, cents; May corn, Al s. cents April pork 81 75
MAY pork Sll 80; April lard 20 So May lard, So 92q
81 lj The visible supply figures Will show decrease
i'm wheat OF 1000 bushels and decrease In corn Of
$40 900 bushels.
ne prospects for the bulls wheat Is desoate
lust now t6an a any time in the last two years. and at
no time in this period has IL been cheerful For fort
night the market has been under the exharaIing inilu
enca of a possible English Russian war Inc stnulant
has suddenly given out and wheat specuatOrs big and
little all over creation who controlled by are now
as much dcmoralzed rs patients suddenly de-
priycd OF some perniciOus tonic. Trey
are abnormaly detected aud altogether wi tn
ont courage. They feel II the last reason for an
now certainly would 90 10 the dogs. There are
other circumstances to increaSe the "bearish'
temper The volume of speculation has
kent so small that there Is no chance now
for easy aud undsc manuyernR by manipuators
on either sidr that, OF course, manipulation on the
bu" side on any ecala is out Of the question. Then
the season approaching when the summer storage be-
ns and winter storage natures, All these things are
good bear" arguments and mako pretty certain that
there is to be u decisive break In prices
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT. CHANBEgs-B Before Van Brunt J-Nos.
e. 81 60 q 50 l9$ ii@ , liS a., ~ ~ s} 1893,
SUPREME CoUET-OgSERlL TFRH-Davis, r. j.. Brady
and naniels. J. IA recess was taken.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-PAar / Before Andrews
J-Case Central Trust company agt NewYork city aud
Northern Railroad Company oday calendar.
Supreme CoURr-SPR2AL TEgH -PAu lI-Beiore Van
vorstJ-NOa SIS, 1879 1852 012 076 lO4g, 1884 1913,
1914 1890 1886 1857 co., 1856 &c. e7s, eSI S53 sjj
sufRRME CoURr-CIRcUIT PART I-Before Donohue J.
2sG2 l4Oi 37 d S2j3 3}gl 1892 1862 32Gi 322i 1888
Sla7 s9S8 29G3 %2,G 800 1919 lo6 3aS9 S473, Si7i
SUPRTMR MRCOURT-CIRCUIT-PART II.-Bcfore Lawrence j.
Case on Coster Bowc. No day caenaar.
SUPREME T-CIECUTT-PAKT lIl.-Bei0re Beach. l.
Case Ray agt Metropolitan Lie Insurance Company,
SuRRoGATEs CoURT-Rollns s-Estate OF Joseph King
a. ~. .- ,.. =. , - - -, 1x
sUPEmoR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PAEI Before Freedman
yNoE l7lG, s7 sle, 772, 73 1862 loJl. 793 40i 3'3
sUPEnioR CoURr-TRIAL TERH-PART H.-Adourned for
the
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRiAL TRRN-PART III-Betore iDgra-
ham, mos. 1888 1884, 1886, 1884, 1898, 1900, 1902,
1907. 909 1913.
COMMON PLgA-sPEcIL TERS-Before Alen J.-No day
COMMON PLEls-TRAL TRRn-PARr I-AdIourned for the
CRY CouRT-TRIAL TRRM-PAHT I.-Before Browne. j.
Noa 5iG7, 5475 z475 54Gi 2852 SSs9 1892 330S S424
1916 857i 3IsI 1859 3l4j, 2sOO. iOO6 1870, 3076
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TRRM-PARI II.--McAdams. O. J.Nos.
29Gg 3Oa4. 1852 $40 BIOL 3i4, $3.50 36al S5l9 27os
8Ss7 sess $3.50 SSS ss7o $si 1918 5G se75 5g79 S67
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TEaM-PART UI-Nehrbras mos.
@ a 25e a 1S1 1sS So S22 4S5o & $S 2 sd
CoURd or GENERAL SEssIoss-PART I.-AdIourned until
COURT OF GENERAL sgssoxs-PARr II-Before Recorder
smyh and Assist Dist Attorney Parris-Nos l. q s. A. o.
2, s. 8. 10. IL. IL. Is. H. 10. l6. IL Is. 10.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
ALMOST A PANIC IN FIVE POINTS MISSION

IRE brOKe out IN the FlVe FONTS MISSION
at a m yesterday, bat 1t was extinguishea with
uch prompness that the damage was slight IL caused
considerable excitement in the neighborhooi however,
and serious the inmates averted only by
skill and GOODNESS of n charge OF the building
anitor discovered smoke the third floor
found the flames burning in rooms occupied by Mrs.
Hannah. The woman and her children had left the
rooms Hartman called superintendent Bouton and they
tried 10 extingush the flames with hand grenades They
were Obliged abandon the attempt, and special build
ing signal was rung 10 summon the hrenen. Several
of the building led out safely before the hremen
rived In the chapel several hundred children were as
sembed M time Mr.. Bouton took prompt measures
10 prevent panic. The teachers In charge kept the
children sinnDg hymns while the hremen dragged lines
OF hose into the building.
When the fire was under control large crowd OF men
and living In the neghborhood gathered In front
of the building and began 10 howl and shout The
women were frantic thinking that their children were
in danger Tney oanored loIdly for admission that
their cries were heard inside the chapel Some Of the
children HARMED for the 1rst ms that there was
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
THE VIEW REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

Chairman James b. Varnum yesterday an-
nounced 20 the Committee Legislation OF the Real
Estate Exchange and Auction Rgom uimited) that the
ceremonies attending the opening OF the new Exchange
in Iberiy-st April il att y. m. would DO simple
in their character There viii be no refreshments aud
no music" he said. Tho mombers OF the Exchange
Will assemble at some convenient place and march Ia a
Lody to the building The opening exercises will be ap-
propriatc 10 the opening OF business Exchange The
programme has not beer formulated but we hope
20 have addresses from Chauncey VI. Dcpew. Mayor
Grace, Mayor Low AMI Senator Eyarts handsome
ticket with picture OF the building will be sont % the
guests, be retained 10 souvenir. IL Ia expected lbat
there will lie large attendance. The hall viii hold be-
tween 800 and 1000"
The proposition Of the Constitution Club OF Brookyn In
regard biennial sessions O the Legislature was made
the succial order for the next meeting -
James Stokes suglestci that 81 poTtunty should be
given ,Or public discussion Ot the question In regard
TO the new parks which both Sides could bc freely
heard. David q. Croy sald that sublect MAS having
etTifrtrut Usct Nhc ""s
dropped.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
CLOSING PRIOES or PHILI DELPHIA STOOhA
R,g,rted IN JDHS 4. DAVIS * o., II VVt5L
MONDAY. March 23-P. N.

MONDAY, March 23-P NJ
The stock speculation to-day was ary active Ia sp'ts'
hut was Toverish and irregular Tho toai 'isac''ohs
amounted 10 36I 10 shares. Of which four stocks iur
,ncd 232 Gg5 .hares OF the four leadng stocks two
closed with importnnt gains and two ended sna frac
tions lower than saturday evening: f'c. M'h Win
sales OF shares shows IN advance ot ts po' oc"
and Union Pacific with sales oi lo'-oo Hha'oS b''os
gain OF per cent st. Paul with $500 shares SHOWS
Io,s OF a. pcr cent and Northwestern with 4',loo
shares closed y per cent lower iuo lo'o'
erica IN the two first named stocks,
after their heavy declines OF last week. might DC ac
counted for by purely speculative reasons ont 'ouy a"
early report that trInscontinonta rh'W"ys' ol"
ing the sunset line, had come to an ui"er7ahu'ns "
had agreed 10 restore rates supplemented the speeu
atIye situation and hasenod tue covering OF shors
The settlement between the railways was acoepteu ~
virtual restoration OF the guarantee to the racine MAIL
C.mpany and IA that stock had suffered the Seatostu ue
cline Il enjoyed the greatest rally ho'hhS you nus "'o
done IN regard q adjustment between INC r'i""''
and the steamship company; but a. m''h'o"h'0o
OF rates without snch AN arrahSe'noh' - ''p'
there is little doubt that leasta temporary arrange
,nsnt will ne concluded The railways talk OF smaller
orantee than before and the steamship company says
IL will not accept terms that are not petter i " ."a'
those which have Just been abroSateu' i"o po' " 'N
dealings Ia grangers Il that they Wen weak oespo VI
the advances the Pacacs and tue steadne's Vi 'no
general market 81 Paul declined from II 70 oSs ana
closed at 7Oia and Northw deciheu iro'h % W
02as and ended at 93a The trunk line shaes were uui
hut ruled fr partly because OF anicipaons Oh some
,nportant action 10 be taken at the meeting OF the
presidents Al time Of writing nothing has been heaia
IRON the meeting. Lackawanna was comParaVsi' @ quos
between 1887 and l02is, and coseu " III g,t racnrds
thaa on Saturday Western Union was ani & Sn. IaS
a fnal advance OF " per cent Centrai VI % no~ tra:
declined from 3bIs To "a a349 The company diree,
tors to-day decided to take immediate action 70 no .o
property from under the lease To the tesns @
the receiyershp Consolidated Gas coseIeu
4a per cent S14 In the last ten minutes OF pusis %
prices pushed up with vim mat imam ,hex other-
ug figures FROM Il per cent better tlh they otoi
Wise would have been but the tone WAS not strons
Government bonds were dull and hrn WIN aavahce S
of y per cent In the bids for the 4s ana POI oeh' io
AM exedn he nlunlng QnOtntlOns.