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New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE MAN WHO KNOCKED OUT MORRISON.
JOHN JARRETT REPLIES TO sPITEFUL ATTACK ON
HIS CHARACTER.

JoHN JARRETT REPLIES TO SPITEFUL ATTACK On
HIS CHARACTER.
PrTTsBURG, Nov. 6 (SpeciaD. - Pittsburg
workingmen of all political parties will laugh IN de-
rison tomorrow when they learn that the Democratic
Record Of Philadelphia nettled at the defeat OF Ian
Reformer Morrison assas tho private character OF Jonn
Jarrett who had do with the conflict me Rec-
ord charges Jarrett with having been turned out OF tue
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers. OF
which he was so long the head, for conspracies ana
corruption" As matter OF fact, Mr. Jarrett four
ve,rs ago declined reelection and retired amidst uni-
versa regret As evidence OF the esteem In which he
held by the thousands of iron and steel workers
comnrang the association he was presented with set
Of laudatory resolutions, accompanied by magnineent
.v.r ssrylce which he still keeps on exhbition IN MS
naro Wnen Mr. Jarrett had been apprised Tonight OF
me Reeors charges he explained their propAoo orien
Follows: =, ,,...,. ,,.,.,o, au.r
IIuon my arrival in Mr.. Morrisons district, man
xho cIamni TO have member OF tho Anal
gamated Association, circulated story 10 tue euees
tha hefure l,ayipg the association had stolen S7OOO
from its funds invited the slapderer to make tho
In thar part of the country was no longer annoyed
Mr. Morrison falsely claims that he has In MS posses.
sion which will convict mo OF having purchssou
votes for his opponent wrote out one ieter conceI
ing that aud that has already pcen puosne1
Mv entire expenses amounted to 6I+Z IA small
amount for a political campaign. II paid many WORK.
the daily wages TO canvass in the interest," OF
R.kor and many others worked without compensation.
an out individually over SlOo
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE RETURNS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
AN APPARENT DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF TWO IN
TuE ECIs1 AIIpE-CnrNIY EELuRNS.


THE LEGIsLATURE-COUNTY RE URNs.
TRENTON, Nov. 6.-The official canvass
shows no further changes in the political complexion OF
the Legislature. There will be twelve Republican ana
nine Democratic Senator'S Tho House will consist OF
tbirty-two Democrats and twenty-seven Republicans.
There ' tie. Recounts to be hao In eight dis
trcts 30 far heard FROM SO far the Democrats nave
an apparent majority OF two on joint ballot
An application will bo made on Monday to Chie''Jus-
tce Bessoy for in the Id Assembly District
OF Mercer County The contest according to the count
was won ny Frederick Walter Dem) BY plurality OF
TWO. Tho Republicans claim the election. stating that
some Of tho illegal. The case 10 exciting
much interest.
The official count shows that Gardiner ep) mas been
elected to the sate Senate Champion Dem), by Do
majority In Atlantic County. Beckwith tDem) is cleo
ted to tho Assembly by 10 majority.
Wsrrrn County gives Van Barcom (Rep) for Con-
gre-s, li5 majority. Pidcock DEM, for Congress mas
an official majority in the IVth Congressional Dstrlct
OF III.
The official vote OF the Ivth Congressional Districts
n follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Nov. 6 6-The Port
Jervis and Monticello Railway, twenty -four miles long,
was sold this afternoon hy Receiver W. H. Clark to sat-
isfy Judgment for IS, 900 the suit of Jacob Edle
against the road 1t purchased by George Lea, OF
thi, village for S2O,l 100, subject to mortgage OF
go OOD IL IA hnped that road will now DO extended
five miles from Monticello to connect with tho ontario
and Western giving Port Jervs competing route po'n
and west.
CHICAGO, Nov All the railways included In the
Western ftac Association have united In extending
hslfrae fare TO all delegates appointed to attend the
CHICAGO November is and IL and 1t Is expected thai
the Union Pacific Santa Fe aud other leading WestoIh
lines will JOIN IN extending the Same rate.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
WABASH CHICAGO DIVISION BONDS ASSENT

WABASH CHICAGO DIVISION BONDS ASSENT.
1t is understood that settlement has been practical
" reached between the Wabash Railway reorganiza-
ton committee and the controlling interests in the
Chicago division bonds The committee claims to have
secuccd. directly or through promises, about
81 900 600 ont of the - 900 900 bonds The COM
mittee has modified it, plan so as 10 rec uire the
funding of only three instead of four pastdue coupons
the other coupon to be provided for in cash. The
result of this arran cement It believed, will be that
the pending suit for the appointment OF a separate
receiver Tor the Chicago division will not be pressed
The reception of asserting bonds by the reorganization
committee has been stimulated by the notice that all
bonds must presented before November 10 to secure
the success of the present plan. over SZ.oOo.OOo
have been turned pledges given that they will be
in the last fortnight. spirited advance IN Wabash
was the effect OF the reports OF the Chicago division
settlement.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE BINGHAMroN-wIL ROAD

BINGHAMToN. Nov. CSpec,at.-Of the
Binghamp pton- wiamsport Railway enterprise the fol'
lowing facts have been learned A. Bcrthoud engineer
OF tho Morris AMI Essex Canal 1Ormery
superIptendent OF the Morris and Essex
DIVISION of the Lackawanns system. and
well known In the railway world has secured the CON
tract for the survey and Will begin work Inc
course will he made from WlllamspOrt up the Loyal
Sack Creek about forty five miles TO or near DGshore
thence down Sugar Run Creek to the Susquehanna
River, across the river at sugar ltnn fost-
office 10 the mouth OF the Wyausng,
thence mn thar stream about fourteen miles to the forks
OF its north branches and thence up either
the north or south branch Little Meadows. PENN or
ST. Joseph's Church, ana from there to friendVie:
This point ia about twenty miles from Binghamton and
an eoIal distance from Owego The stockholders IN
the enterprise untramelled by promisea
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE REVOLT AT BURGUAS.

TIRNOvA, Nov. 6.-TwO leaders of the revolt
at Burghas have been arrested by peasants In tho
vicinity OF the while trying to enlist recruits The
troops At Burghas who remained loyal to the Govern
escaped from the town and gone to Join tho
detachment sent to suppress the insurrection. The
Rumelan Deputies have sent circular TO Burghas ap-
pealny to all Rumesns TO maintain their courage and
warning them against listening TO nriguers VINO are
trying TO deprive them OF their freedom.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THROUGH CARS TO TORONTO.

Beginning this evening, the Erie Railway
starts fast Pullman buffet sleeping coach service be-
tween New-York aud Toronto vla Niagara Falls and the
Grand Trunk Railway. which is the only through car
service between these two centres The train Will leave
New York at ialy, arr wing at Niagara Fails a
z: 40 a. H., at Hamilton at $50 a. Toronto. lOlo
A. m and returning Will leave Toronto At 3 30 r. n
Hamilton GAO. Suspension Bridge, u m, arriving al
New York at 10 a.
The ERIE Company is cons anty extending its through
car service and been done IN this direction
during thu last few that It's service second 10
none In The country.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
TROUBLES OF LABORING MEN.

OswEGo. N Y. Nov. 6.-John ]. JUNO, in an address
before the Knights OF Labor last night laid that sso
Inspector Healsy, who recently Inspected the kntuhS
mills at Oswego Falls had reported things In bad shape,
but had said that they could not be reneded Mr. Juo
said the knlghts would ask Governor Hill to remove ih-
spector Heaiey
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6 (speeiaD-The outlook for work
this winter In tho weaving shops the upper wards OF
tho city is OF the most gloomy character At present
over 5000 idle. indie pendent OF the strike IL Is
said thai the market Ia already guttod with goois anu
that the supply Is far greater than the demand.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
POSSIBLE ERROR IN ERIE COUNTY.

BUFFALO, Nov. 6 tSpeciab.-If the returns
from Erie County canvassed they were footed ~
by the County Clerk this afternoon, 1t will incrsAas
Judge Peckham's majority by 1000. They we're Das-
iels. I7s76; Peckham, 1861; Groo. 149 McrAD.
lin, 8; scattering, 80 TOTAL oi'oSh
This wonld give Daniels majority OF 43l5 instead q
8, t92 as figured by the newspapers Another srAsse
thing about the figures Is that the total vote Tor Juao
OF the Court OF Appeals 81 62l and for state Cso-
stitutional Convection .735 for aud ll3 asaass
Politicians regard this vote II true as phenonena pc
pie generally not being interested In a convention
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.

SHOT BY CRANK IN A SHOOTING GALLERY.
BUFFALO, Nov. GA stranger from Brant-
forJ Canada, William Horn, entered the shooting gsiesy
OF Charles Cntonst az midnight last nigAt
and without saying word, picked up target ride ssd
fired the ballet taking effect in the abdomen OF Charles
OBryan IT, son Of the proprietor, causing probahAy
fatal wound. Horn was arrested lie acted strank<S
He did not realize what he had done and appeared " -
a
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE WHITE Cross ARMr.

Association Hall was flied with young men hss
night at a public meeting of the members OF mo
White Cross Army. The membershlp OF inc oidef IN
the citv now reaches nearly 1000; the ofsahil4uor
"a onIv a vcrr old Professor VI William Blalhie IN An
address insisted the importance oi phs ssa 1ses
cIse among Young men. Speeches we've aiso msds
hy Jasper r. Goodwin, Mornay VIII ans and Ceso-
and IL Dodge or the value of oiganzatson amsaA
IN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
DID NOT PLUMBER CITIZENS OF EAsrPoRr

DID NOT PLUMBER CITIZENS OF EAsrPORT
OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-James Johnston, Commis-
sioner of Customs. mas addressed communication 10
The Cii-en TO show fasity OF charges which have
appeared in many papers IN the United States against
the inhabitants OF Campobeo aud adjacent islands, that
they hal guilty Of tho and cruel crime OF
puniering otherwise maltreatink the citizens OF
Eastpor Me- the occasion OF the late disastrous nre
by which that city was visited
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
MIR vAyDrRB1Lr NOT TO GO INTO ERIE.I

MR.. Wand ERBTLr NOT TO GO INTO ERIE
q Rumors have been circulated recently in
Wall the erect hat Cornelius Vanderbilt was
about to enter the Board of Directors Of the NewYok
Lake Eris an West Railroad. II can ne sat on
official authority neither Corntlls n)r william H.
Vanderbilt conempates erns the Erie directory, nor
there securing pronounced Va dciDiitrtT
esentatve There iaton FOR The story In the
Street and the Vanierbts un ierstool to have no
prominent interest in the rie property.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

OF this city, was e'sc h, III q OF secretary ""u
II Of the StI DJ.ri. vics L,ien'ou WV
iams resigned The salary Is 81. .1O0 MT Gray mas ac
cspted tho place. The election surprise TO hin
He was formerly editor OF tn, Co Ti0 AMI retired m'e
or ak years ago, his heal irvnk been inlphHcu ~
sunsIrokc Senator Ro--rs. Mr.. Dor'heimer and " r
Anderson the Commissioners, were unanimous IN tne
matter OF hls election.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
WRECKS ON THE BRITISH COAST.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Heavy storms have oc-
Cured throughout Great Britain. The steamer Janet,
from Dundee has been wrecked 1T Eyemouth and three
persons were drowned boat and aquanity OF wreckage
marked "Steamship SwIftsure" have been washod
ashore on the Corn wall coast. The Newcastle steamer
Lord Jeffrey overdue and 1t is believed that she mas
been According TO the latest maritime reports the
alf
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
TIE MIDDLETON FAILURE.

absence of dennite information regarding the failure OF
J. l. Middleton Co, mads an assignment yester-
day skipwith wilmer, trustee to-day filed bond In
sum OF $780, 900, indicating asses Of $50 900,
IL un able TO give any idea Of liabilities Ii 10 pos
lively stated that Marine Bsnk presiden cy
which Mr. Middleton resigned yssterday will not DO In
the Iesst affected by the failure.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
RFACONSFIELD. GLADSTONE AND 81

BEACONsFIELD. GLADSTONE AND BRIGHT
BERLIN, Nov. 6.-The publisher Gotta, OF
Stuttgart will issue the memoirs OF Count WIZ
hum while Saxon Minister at London. The work con-
tans much OF the unroveaed history OF the period be-
tween the years 1853 and 1859 1t records that In the
course OF conversation at "A dinner Lord Beaconshed
said "Gadstone Bright and myse are the three most
energetic III Parliament GlaustOnes energy ]" n-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
,1.pr,rrp ELECTION IN COLORADO.

DrNyEr Nov 6.-The election for Congressman rs
still undecided The Republicans claim that sy mes
elected by 500 majority while the Democrats claim 'no
election OF Reed by 900 majority. The oInci souns
will decide which ID entitled to the seat. ~ 70 10
that the party defeated by the count VIII 'o''' ''
matter in the courts.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
or, .,cr,ox pEruRN MISSING.

The oni, r.turu that mas not feaehoa eap'"n
ao,,,v t., of ,, Common Council, IN that OF the Nine
,,,, I,,sir,, o the XVIII Assembly District The
nsIc,or vie sunnoned hy Mr. rwomey and said that
irv had only received envelopes OF these WAS
e. he County Clerk and the other to the Cie o tho
h.,, a.. ri, ctions returns for these properly
,i .l , forwarded The canvass vote Will bogin
an u.s lav the Aide have been sworn IL by
ttc Con nt l.rk as al 81 eeetion
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

BERLIN. Nov. 6-Plince Alexander, late ruler
of Bulgaria has bought the Characterized estate near
schaffhausen for 100000 marks The purchase money
part OF the amount from Bulgaria by FRINGE
Alexander upOn his aDdieation o. the throne Agents
of the late Gar entered into negotiations Tor the
purchase of the estate for the Princess DogoouX AZ
the time Of the murder of the Car
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
pyrcsIAN FoRIyS IN RITMELIA.

BUCHAREST, Nov. Cit is alleged in Russian
quarters that movements similar 10 the one at
Burghas, where force under Captain Nabokon seized
the authorities Of the town and proclaimed Russian
rule, have taken place in other towns In Rumeha
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
AN AMERICAN ARTIST ASSAULTED.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-James Brlarel, an Am eri-
can painter, while joorneying on . train from
Monaco to Cannes. was attacked and robbed by
Two men who struck and stunned him with weapon
known as "nfe preserver and stabbed hn three
timea with stilotto One of his wounds is likely 10
prove fatal Mr. Brarsl been able 10 describe the as
sassns who Jumped from the train IS 1t was nearing
CauDes
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
ting to blockadc-running, will greatly

portion relating to blockadc-running, Will greatly
interest Americans.
SThe British Admiralty assents to an exploration
of the depths of tho Pacific from Vancouver 10
Fiji for the projected cable.
There ts expected to be a great rnn upon Lord
Selbourne's new work in defence of the Church
against Disestablishment and Dlsendowment'
His preface addressed to Mr. Gladstone, is ex-
pected to be particularly piuuant.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
SELLING WIFE AND CHILDREN FOR $40.

WINNIPEG, Nov. GA plasterer named
shues who contemplated leaving this city for the old
country. recently sold lis wife and nve children 10
man named Williams for $40 A regular legal agree
ment was drawn up botween the two mon. and the
property was formally transferred The police ate In
voBtigstnR the IN altar
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

HELD ON A CHARGE OF MURDER.


GREExFIELD, Mass. Nov. G-Shea who was affcsitl III
Springfield night for all. killing oi James lA"c
OF place arraigned this morning charged VII" muI
der pleaded guilty. and committed without Da uhl
saturday.
FOUND DEAD IN 4 LEAD MINE
CHICAGO "a dispatch TO The Tunes from Dupuput'
Iowa saws Andrew lIeiscr left home Thursday mora
ing 10 wors n a ad seminary IiiL Ills b'y was
found yesterday the foot Of shalt 100 feet deep lie WIS
seventy three years of age
FATHER, sos AND DAUGHTER WOUNDED
CHICAGO "a dispatch from Knoxville Irnb sag :.
daatarly ATTEMPT made 10 0sssssste hian Osi,
and his family Union County, Oh Wednesday carr sn
his unloading AT the barn. nausnl.I ~.
aouf nine wears bel the when they were
svrprised by shot from thcket Zach oi TIE uss
a of
fatally injured Tom Barry distant ei@u'e
OF dc Cara as and confessed tho crimeT
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
WORK OF A ROYAL AUTHOR.

BERLIN. Nov. 6.-The publisher kunast is
about to issue the Crown Princes work "Jagden und
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
TWO DEFAULTINa RAILROAD OFFICERS.

TOLEDO Nov. 6.-J. ". Allen and Thomas II.
Lain respectively general ticket agent and auditor
ana cashier OF Toleio Cou ubus aud southern Ra-
way whose general oc this city, have gone TO
Canada their accounts being short something less IMAM
81 ,OOO Both are und or iy-sI years OF age
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
SOCIALISTS ON LORD MAYORS DAY.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-rhe Socialists have de-
cided to hold N Getting Trafalgar Square on Tuesday
Lord Mayors Day-and programme OF the days ex-
ercses has been issued.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
sECRETARY or THE MA CARA FALLS BOARD

BUFFALO, Nov. tSpeciab. b.-Senator Rog-
sr. of this city says meeting OF tho Niagara
Falls Park Commission held az the Office OF William
Dorsbeimer In New-YVrk on November :, David Gray,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
POLITICAL PROBABILITIES IN BAVARIA.

BERLIN Nov. 6.-Unusual interest is felt III
Bavaria in the impending elections for members OF the
Diet There is still year before the expiration OF the
legal term of the Diet. but the death OF King Ludwig
and the critical position in which the Government Is
placed make 1t necessary to hasten the election The
campaign has already been opened. The peasants
remain faithful the Clericals. In the
towns the Liberals uniting In all
sections and confident of large successes In Munch
alone they count upon wrestling six seats from the Cer
ica Tho Socialists present candidates In Nuremberg.
Furth Ausbsch and Schwabach. 1t Is improbable that
the Liberal gains will be sufficiently large to deprive the
Clercas OF a majority In the Dct. ami after tue
elections there will again be presento tue abhorhai
situation of a majority Of that body IN opposi.
tion TO q Liberal Ministry, and this condition OF
affairs will continue unless the Regent following tue
Constitutional rule. forms Conservative Ministry.
This STEP 1t s szid the Regent contempaes ana In Tue
course OF bis coming visit To Berlin VIII consult win
Prince Bismsrck advisabity OF dismissing inc
LutZ Ministry. Prince Bismarck has hitherto opposei
the appoin tment OF Catholic Ministry in Bavaria, ana
likely that he Will give his assent 10 tue pro-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
AUsTRIA's EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF BULGAR1A-THE
SPEECH OF HFER SNOIKA.

SPEECH OF HERR sMOIhh.
BUpA-PEsTH, Nov. 6.-EmperOr Francis
Joseph addressed the Delegations to-day He declared
that Austria unison with the other Powers was en-
deavorng to locaze the Bulgarian disturbances ana TO
fEd TO re.estabsh law and order In Bulgaria lie
said lie hoped the legal constitution OF the Bugarahs
would be restored, with all allowance Tor the law"
full aspirations OF the Bugarians was consistent Win
Austris's interests
Emperor Francis Joseph received the Austrian ana
DELEGATIONS In the Tnrone Hall of the CASTLE
In his speech he said
Its regretablc that the complications in Bulgaria
Government at Philirpol oils should again cause
serious apprc chensions The Powers by united enof
had succeeded In ocalizng the movement ana paving
the way 10 tablishmen' of legal state o: .ir
but recent evarts IL Sophia nave produced res ana
anRcrDns crisis the development or winch, anu iruS
its pacific solution occupy at The present nonen' ine
ull attention OF my government whose Efforts are
tho final settemnet OF the Bulgarian
question. which must be effected IN cooperation WIN
the other Powers. an agreement tDat thsre shal We
created an autonomous princiPaty and legal state OF
things which. while taking into account the adnissaDe
wishes of the Bu garians shall eqray conform MIN
Our excellent relations with all the fo~erS anu Vnn
assurance Of peaceful intentions we receive dTO ths m
difficult situation in the East IL VIII be ounn p3',o I
gary to preserve the blessings of eace to Europe
Herr Smolka inter viewed by reporter III REFER
tho speech delivered by him to tho Austrian Del
egation on Thursday. He declared that Prime Mn'er
KanoSy took no exception TO his speech ana mat no
intended to repeat substance to Emperor Francis
Joseph to-day Herr Smo ka stated that he had informed
Herr KslnDky OF the speech intended to deliver and
denied Emperor had redratei his sneech to the
Delegations order counteract the effect of ms
(Smolka's speech The members of the Delegation be-
lon ging to German party nend to plead the neces
SHY OF main tanning the Austro-Gernsn alliance so that
in the a crisis Austria Will not occupy an so-
lated position.
The Emperor appealed the goodwill OF the nation
to make the sacrifices rendered necessary by
the progressive Improvement in the manufacture OF
firearms All branches OF administration IL Bosnla anu
Herzegovina he said, have steadily advanced.
Herr Tisza, the Hung arian Prime Minister, assured
the Emperor thai II the inseverabe interests OF the
throne and monarchy required IT, the Hungarian ration
would shrink from no sacrifice TO ala the army III us
her, ,iQ ask.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

project through. Ills quarrci Win OH hnip ~"u-
lfe-Owen arose out of the latter proposing testi-
mon,al scheme TO the Prince, which had to be
abandoned.
Recent Government experiments with tOrpedOes
show that those which ale propelled ike the
y hsh or Whitehead weapon are far less dangerous
than they are generally supposed to be. The Gov
ernmeut have approved and are on the point OF
concluding the purchase of Brennan's topedo,
which is thirty forty feet long, like small sub
marine boat, be stecred against the tide or
made to chase the enemy's ship. and carries an
enormous charge. 1t is expected that the Govern
ment will give Mr. Brennan S500.0OO for it,
Mr. Algernon Charles Swinburne has written a
remarkable contribution to The Quarterly Rere,c's
controversy. He processes to have been unaware
of Mr.. Churton Collinss severe attacks upon him.
criticises Mr. Collinss "schoolboy STYLE" and
asscr,bes that gentleman as the pertest of pupil
teachers. He regards The Quarterly as useful
vehicle for gossip of gastronomy and babble of the
backstairs but as literary journal only pour rire
literary circles have another sensation. An
ANONYMOUS writer "Vo CLAIMANTS" accuses Loro
Teppyson of plagiarism in the poem Columbus u
nublsbed six years ago. The critic shows that
slaven vears ago a poem on Columbus at Seville ="
vss written by Joseph Ellis. and the similarity OF
tho two il remarkable.
One of the most interesting books recently pub
lished is Count Vitzhums Memoirs. Count
Vitxhum Won Eckstsot was the Saxon Minister at
London hom 1853 to 1864. and this work 10 sup
Elementary ia many respects to the Memoirs OF
stockmar, Greville and Mslmesbury and will prove
. great attraction in the literary and diplomatic
Vorld.
Hobart Pacha's Autobiography. especially that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-15
AT THE MARKETS.
A Slow Depreciation of
Values Yesterday.
COFFEE MARKET .FEYERlSH.
Ontario on Deck at S2s-PhfIadeI-
phIa. Boston and London Wool
Silver 94L-Notes.
New York stock Market.

New YORK, September 14.-Govern-
ments dull but steady.
Stocks this eftInoon advanced
sharply upon buying By a Chicago
party and foreigners, but the ADVANCE
was not maintained and selling for the
rest of the afternoon caused a ow but
steady depreciation of values. The
market was firm and strong at open
ing, the majority of stocks showing
advances over the closing prices of last
evening of from e to q yer cent.
There were some further slight advances
in early trading, but the market soon
gave way and prices were carried
down small fractions below the open
ing and during the remainder of the
morning hours fluctuated within
narrow limits, noon prices generally
showing Slight declines. Purchases by
Chicago, London and Boston then
rallied the market sharply and prices
attained the highest range yet shown,
but upon the cessation of buying the
market became quiet and prices re-
sumed their slow and steady decline,
closing heavy.