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COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS OCTOBER, 1885, s7Ol,576.26.
Monthly pay yments, e.. 80 per share.
$1,000 advanced on each share

ASSETS Ssatsi2 lsse
$1,000 advanced on each share
Subscriptions and payments on the 18th issue Of
stock can be made daily from 80 n to 80 p.
Pamphlets expiaininT the object and advantages of
the HSs i4Eftfa
RS PSF fst asss
has
Tie the 0usnfsf Eb%AR6 sHa6 BBEY Surviving Partner
The undersigned having purchased the interest of
in inf o S IN a ana rhe
having added Largely to the said stock in trade win
Ss shs d S XR'sr
S THE rE16H fH6HEHE ~ c5f5NBft e2TkH II THE DIS;
Holding Special Term District Court Of the United
" 'n' A''s. sions so ar .0f congress
ns S
by sSa t1s n% jury as the valve
ans , and Ss n ssiS
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and all persons claiming adyersey to said Matthew g.
Emery and Seymour W. Tullock trustees for isabelle
Cragin, show cause on or before the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. A. ID. 1885, why the prayers OF
said petition should not be granted and the said money
prior to the said sixteenth day Of December
newspaper published in the District Of Columbia.
CHARLES F. JAMES, Justice.
H. J. MEl6S. JR. Assistant d2-lOt
g., A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR MEN
~ HALF DOE FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER
FROM PHILIP r HALL, COS st. NV.
We can prove that we can make better SHIRT fol
the PRICE thsn those who manufacture them In thil
city. Successor to Thompsons Shirt Factory. n3O1n
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITEI
No. 60, October Term, 1886.
HENRY E. DAVIS. Administrator d. b. n. Of PHILIP
FOUKE, deceased, Appellant, ys. JOHN J. KEY
Appeal from the Supreme Court Of the District of Co
lumba.
Mr.. f. Davis, 9i council for the appellant. ..pag
cause. and moved the court for order, under th
18th rule to nske the proper representatyes parties
Whereupon, It s now here ordered by the court tina
unless the representatives OF the said John
Key. deceased as aforesaid, shall voluntarily become
the @ % e e es
II ii be erroneous: Provided however, That copy
this order shall be printed In some newspaper Of gen
eral circulation in the District OF Columbia for re
ming of the term Of the Supiene Court then next en-
November sth 1885,
Test: JAMES h. MCKINNEY,
n1S-3w Clerk supreme Court U. 8.
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A Baltimore Judge Resigns.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 7.-HOn. VIM. A. Fisher, one OF
the judges OF the supreme bench OF Baltimore
has resigned. Ill health prompted his retirement
from the bench
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Only a Dog Left ON BOARD.
THE CREW OF A WRECKED SCHOONER PRoBAl
WASHED INTO THE SEA.

WASHED INTO THE SEA.
AsBURY PARKS \. j., Dec. THE schooner
John T. Long, OF New York, came ashore at 4
O'Clock this morning, between Seabright and the
highlands OF Navesink. The crew OF life saving
They found only dog on board. IL Is supposed
that the crew were swept overheard by the
heavy sea. The surf is now breaking over the
entire length OF the schooners deck
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JNO. MORAN.

2106 Pennsylvania ave,
Has large force Of good mechanics to
Attend promptly 10 repairs Of LAtubes. Furnaces and
Ranges All Of bibb Sections and Woods Baltimore
Latrobes. simond's MIG Go. Culver Furnaces and
Buck Ranges. A. Cox Stove Co.'S splendid Ranges and
Novelty Furnaces Tin Roodng, Plumbing, &C.
We promise good work and ftk prices Open until 8
pm. Telephone No. 0Sz-2 se27-3m
CIRCULATING LIBRARY, l740 PENN
eylynnte ave. New Booke and 1est Pey1od-
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To-day Judge Macarthur completed the organ
ization OF the grand jury for the December term
or the Criminal Court The following were ac-
cepted to I'LL the vacancies: Charles b. Pearson,
John A. Rheem, Benjamin F. Morsell, Joseph K
Spransy, G. Thomas Noyes and Howard @ Key.
worth. Mr.. Pearson was sworn as foreman and
the court briefly charged them as 10 their duties.
He referred TO the threats OF anarchists, not only
against jurors but against society itself grow
ing necessity Tor the sanctty OF the proceedings OF
the grand jury. Fortunately, In this community
there was little cause OF complaint on this score.
He had in the past never had cause 70 doubt the
honesty OF jury In this District and IL was with
some pride that be could state 20 this jury. He
hoped the day was FAR distant that I'm this District
we should hear such threats and criticisms as ho
had referred 20. The grand jury retired and &C
once entered upon their duties.
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A Chicago Fagin.
LAD OF FOURTEEN INDUCED TO LEAVE HOME An
BECOME A THIEF

BECOME A THIEF.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA week ago Jos. Briggs. aged
IA, left his home. After a long search the police
last night found him in cheap lodging house. i'm
company with John J. O'Brien, who Is known
among thieves as 'Yorkey," and makes business
OF training youths to beg and steal Briggs stated
that ''Yorkey" had induced him TO take up life of
thieving and begging, compelling the Lad to give
him the proceeds.
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THE MoTHERoF LILLIAN MADISON BEGs GOV. LIN 10
LET THE LAW TAKE IT'S COURSE
The statement OF Cluver1us regarding his move
ments On the day Lillian Madison was killed has
made no impression In Richmond. Gov. Lee yes
terday received the following letter from the
mother a the dead girl, dated at Mauquier post
Office Dec. 4:
my DIAR GOVERNOR Please my dear Governor
let the law take its with thst Cuverius
who has caused father, mother and eight brothers
hasten all such quickly possible, for the saks
of other POOR mothers and innocent females Please
for the sake Of . mother whose heart and mind hss
been nearly crazed with grief and distresset il nea
ing the Judgment OF the COURT stay il In the
prayer Of the mother he has caused 10 much
trouble. Much more, dear governor, I would
one petition is the prayer Of your humble and re-
This Is an Offset TO the petition from the father
and mother OF Cluyer1us asking Gov. Lee 70 spare
their son. II Is expected that the governor win
been condemned 70 be hanged on the 10th instant
CITY sergeant smith Is making preparations Tor
the execution and though he visited the governor
on Monday he did not learn anything justify him
IN staying his preparations The witness Henly,
who, IL Was thought, would prove that Cluverfus
was at the Dime museum the night that Lillian
Madison was murdered, when brought before the
governor and questioned, said he had dim and
vague impression that he saw him there, bQt
would not take solemn oath 20 that eject
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a Schoouer,s Crew i'm Peril.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., Dec. An unknown
schooner Is ashore on the beach. The sea II very
heavy, and all attempts 20 rescue the crew, who
are In the rigging have failed.
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Tclegraphic Briefs.

The Canadian schooner sylvester Nelson left
chicago two weeks ago and has not since been
heard from. IL Is feared she Is lost. She had q
crew OF seven men
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BALTIMORE. Dec. Fire this morning burned
two buildings on Eutaw street The police res
cued thirteen persons, but could not find Mrs Ann
Peck, aged 80. Her body, burned TO a crisp was
after the fire found In q third story ROOM
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
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Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st by
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Baron Won Ardenne and Judge Herthwich
fought duel In Berlin yesterday. The latter Ws0
killed
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FoRT KEOsH, MONT, Dec. THE bodies OF three
Indians, thought 10 be from the Fort Berthold
agency, who perished In the late storm, have been
found near Ashland SeveraI more Indians are be-
lieved to have met the same tate.
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PTIFsBURG, Dec. 7.-HarTy II. johnson and Geo
Smith, the Spr1nteFS have signed articles Of agree
ment Tor another 125-yard race In th1sctty De
cember 10th, for $500 side.
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kilograms to The Star.
M0LTKE'S SIGNIFICANT SPEECH
Regarded $Germany'sU sUltimatum Torrance
FL0QUET WILL FORM A MINISTRY.
A Chicago Murderer Starving to Death.
NEGRO EXODUS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
FLOQUET WILL FORM A MINISTRY.
A Chicago Murderer Starving to Death.
NEGRO ExoDUsFRoM SOUTH CAROLYN
The Boom in Mining Stocks Continues.
WAR ALARM IN EUROPE.
Won MOltRxe's speech n Virtual Declara-
ton Of War Against France.


Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. THE gravest importance Is at
tached by all continental writers to Won Moltke's
recent speech in the Reichstag All the foreign
correspondents say there is other topic OF con-
verSation among dipomatists and politicians.
"It is well understood here" says the Times Ber-
LIN correspondent, "that the German government
must have special reasons for anxiety with which
t is watching the working OF French feeling '
The Berlin Post, Bismarcks organ, declares that
Gen. Boulangers plans touch the extreme limit of
What France can bear in war time, destroying
all peaceful occupations, and they can Therefore
have but one meaning. The writer adds:
''ALL PARTIES CALCULATE ON WAR
as putting an end to this state of things The
Vienna 1dg6bdtt, whose editor is related 10
Clemenceau by marriage, describes Won Moltke's
speech as half declaration OF war against France
Its meaning being, Germany having increased her
army and isolated France AUTOMATICALLY to sum-
mon her by an ultimatum TO diSarm. Anothe
opinion almost unanimously held on the continent
Is that the moment Emperor William Is I'm his
grave, the Approximation alliance will be
cemented, the sentimental bonds between Ger
many and Russia severed and a great Russo
Austrian war, into which France and her allies
VIII be Immediately dragged, Will be precipitated.
In thlS connection the news that the Emperor has
Deen forbidden by his doctors to leave the palace
during the whole winter is momeptOuS.
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GREAT DEDUCTION IN CHEST PRO-
= TECTORS

a7-a. i9HH T. WfLsos. 4; SAkEh'
- GREAT HHHRSSGa9s HHSRGEs' IN CHEST PRO
ALI styles and Sizes at about half price. Chamois
lined, felt and fleece
Protectors worth g g cents reduced to e e cents.
Is =
e 5:5S T" . o, S
Ghamois Vests very l0w MERTzs Pharm,cy
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tire new " stock as soon as we can procure suitable
es 81
counts and our customers can be supplied with any
dow shades st iis ' st. NV With ss' Tie same same
prOmptneSs heretofore shown.
continuance Of the same in the future, am
JAMES M.asxsr B HESpERsoN' III
ds-6t sshh r. HENDERSON,
HI HENRY sHs oN ADLER, Z! AGENT. WHO oCcp;
found at 4Os 9th st., immediately opposite d6-6t
SAMUEL 8. sHEDD,
Whose place of business in the Lincoln Hall building.
which was destroyed by the fire Sunday morning. is
temporarily located at 43S 9th ST. n.w, where he is
prepared to promptly attend to orders for Plumbing,
Gas-ftting, Heating and Timing. dc
8kESh 81 FHE %FT SF III PHkH tN
p hosrs hsFsS
n1tsd te renew their insnrsnce before the last
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f5sean aSss 1n' Co. will be promptly ssS Ms 5d6sos
~: The partnsrs6ip existing under The arm
he aSoSs as
was dissolved this day by mutual consent Mr. Dodson
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. f. 1886
Having purchased the interest Of Mr.. JNo. Mel.
DoDsoN the above firm, the business will hereafter
be conducted at the above number by the UNDERSIGNED
who wishes to express his thanks for the patronage
extended the old firm, and asks continuance Of the
same. Respectfully, w. RILEY DEEBLE. d6-1m
AMERICA ron ANERICANS.-"O
Place Among the Nations" Rev. Dr.LF
~ ss: 81 *
- IN ANSWER .T9 WHOM IT MAY CON
49, GERM"
Wherein II states that Union No 100 is the only Car
penters Union recognized by the Brotherhood OF
Renters and y9dners; To the Public and 70 All Trade
and Joiners. does not recognize Union No. 100 as
legally organized body being organized by suspended
members Of Union No. l. They have representation
III the Federation of Labor unions aud their card
recognized by Union No. l. By order of the Union.
EDW. HUMPHREY President.
q. q. HOUGH, Secretary. d4-3t
ELLIS, JOHNS L MCKNIGHT
~ ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
1416 ST. NV, WASHINGTON, D. c.
E. JOHN ELLIS, JOHN JOHNS and DAVID A.
MCKNIGHT have associated themselves together for
the practice Of Law before the Courts the Executive
Departments, and Committees of Congress d4-1m
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FLOQUET I'D FORM A CABINET.
President Grevy Intrusts Him with the
A Young DefauIter,s Story.

PARIS, Dec. IN. FlOquet has been intrusted
with the formation OF new cabinet, and he is
now engaged In the task.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $235, ,829; customs, $516,54S.
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A JEALOUS GAMRl.ER.S CRIME.
He Shoots His Mistress. nnd then Com.
msits Suicide.

A STARTLING TRAGEDY IN A DrsREruraBIR HOUSE,
JOHN ROWE SHOOTS MINNIE RAYMOND AND THEH
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
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THE PRESIDENT Is considerably better to-day,
and he was able to hold the regular cabinet meet
Ing as usual to-day in the cabinet room.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~. ". c. T. q. CHAPLIN AUXILIARY WILL
- hold the regular monthly meeting in Mission
room. 909 Pennsylvania NV, at 80 Pun. WE'D
NESDAY, the Sth. All members requested to be pres
ent. Public cordially invited.
Mrs. NJ. E. COHEN, President.
Mrs. l. DEANE, Secretary, IT.
R~ DESIRE TO THANK THE OFFICERS
~ and members of the Norfolk Lodge Of Elks,
the knights Of Labor snd the citizens of Norfolk in
general, for their kindness to my husband Matthew
Mcintyre during the illness which preceded his death
<Signed MARY E. MCINTYRE.
Norfolk papers please copy. IT.
ALL CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA, interested in the general well
fare OF the District, are respectfully invited to assem-
BILE in public meeting at the Masonic Temple corner OF
and 9th streets, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
9Th day of December, at O'Clock p. m to take into
consideration the expediency of appointing General
Committee of One Hundred Representative Citizens to
promote the interests of the District before
and to aid In the advancement Of its general welfare in
connection with the Commissioners.
w. W. CORCORAN.
M. +. NORRIS.
CHARLES c. GLOVER.
THOS. j. FISHER.
H. A. WILLARD.
E. FRANCIS RIGGS.
j. HUBLEY ASHTON.
w. 8. THOMPSON.
THOMAS BOWLING.
NJ. w. BEvERIDGE.
JOHN A. BAKER.
d7-2t N. WILSON.
GREAT DEDUCTION IN CHEST PRO-
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t4z t4R.zs AIRY 4A4Af75zss,Ss. sSgs,s.. ~
HAIR GOODS.
RUssIAM 1zNSA EHsIIsH Bxskki p1A1rs.
4air DreeednS hy the month Special atfsntlon 10
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LANsToN TYPE MACHINE COAPANY.-A number OF
the washington City stockholders, OF the Lanston
Type Machine Company, met at Chariestown, w.
Va, yesterday, and organized by electfng the fol.
lowing omcers: President, n. J. Wine;
bert 1anstOn; treasurer, w. II. Hoeke. Board OF
directors: L .. Wine, N. B. lockwood, L L John
bert Lanston, B. r. Cole, w. G. Duvan, J. Iaury
Dove and James B. Lauh1e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-07

AN ExTRADrTION CASE DECIDED.-A decision was
rendered by the U. s. Supreme Court yesterday in
the important extradtion case OF Frederick NJ Ker.
The judgment OF the supreme court OF Illinois,
sustaining the decision OF the criminal court OF
COOK county against the prisoner is affirmed.
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- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTINCT QE COIINBIA

CHARLES E. STAMFORD v. The Heirs at-Iaw of MARY
D. FREIss ct al.No l0. .136. Equity Doc. &C.;
This being referred to to state distribution
the proceeds of sale of real estate of Mary D. Fess
deceased notice hereby given to all creditors Of the
said Mary Fress and other persons interested In the
said fund. to present their claims to me- properly
vOuched, on or before WEDNESDAY, December 18th.
1856 at 12 O'Clock at my Office in the United States
Court House. JAS. G. PAYNE,
d4-s,tu,th,s,tu Auditor.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon F. C. Aims
worth has been detached from the army medical
examing board in New York and ordered to this
city for duty in the Office Of the surgeon general
Lieut. Col P. C. Harris, corps Of engineers, has
oeen ordered from Washington to New York on
public business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-07

VNHE FIRST GRAND BALL OF FRIENDSHIP
u ASSEMBLY NO. 65Si, K of l.,
WIN be given abuers Hail. f ST.. bet. 18th and Sth
SITS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. Sth. 1856. Grand
march At O'Clock sharp. Tickets admitting gentle
man and ladies, soc. d3-2ts
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS MANDAMus CAsK.-In the
mandamus case of jerome ]. Manning against Mr..
Bayard, the Secretary Of State, in the Court in
General Term, yesterday, the motion made for a
subpoena duces tectDs directed to the Secretary to
bring into court for inspection certain files of
Alabama claims was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-07

ALI styles and sizes, at about half price. Chamois
lined, felt and fleece.
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Subscriptions and payments on the 18th issue of
at the Office OF the Association, 917 + st.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the association furnished upon application.
THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President
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Chamois Vests very low. MERTZ'S Pharmacy,
d1-6t 1O14 st. n.w cor. 18th.
THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,
WAsHINaToN, DC. Dec; Z, 1886.
An adjourned annual meeting of the members of this
corporation will be held on FRIDAY, DECEMBER
10TH 1885. at 15 O'Clock pm., in the Office Of the
d7-3t BLAIR LEE, Secretary.
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MEAT THIEF WITH LOADED REvOLvRR.-Sat-
urday night in the center market. Frank Green,
young colored man, took piece OF mea' the
property OF Joseph kandplph, also colored, and
berger put In appearance. Green was very az y
and had his hand In his pocket on a loaded e
volver, He was placed behind the bars for larceny
and carrying concealed weapons, for which be
was tried Ia the Police Court yesterday. For
carrying the pistol he was ned $50 or 30 dayB and
was given 80 days for the Larceny.
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the late Joseph Lbbey in and to the Lumber and Stock
in trade ef the late firm Of Joseph Libbey. and
conduct the Lumber business in all its branches at the
old stand No. 01S Water ST. Georgetown, DC. under
the name of j. EDWARD LIBBEY. d2-6t
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-16
CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.
STATE COKREsPoNDENoE.

WAlnn&T0f0s
 WALLINGFoRD, July 14.-Henry Martin aHa S, D. Hall were yAstoraay aPPointeo tire.
 The dime savings bank held their annual meeting last evening and elected the follow ing officers: Samuel Simpson, president; M. Judd and John Atwater, vice presidents; and w. H. Newton, secretary and treasurer. The old board of directors were chosen with the exception of W. J. Leavenworth, who de- clined to serve longer and George-E. Dicker- man was chosen to fill the vacancy.
 Mrs. W. W. Thurston, of Brooklyn, N. T., is visiting at her fathers, William NJ. Halls, on Main street.
 The board of selectmen and the school board met last evening, but adjourned until August g.
 John Began was tried yesterday for drunk enness and Profane swearing and was fined 50 and costs for breach of the peace and $1 and costs for swearing.
 G. w. Morse settled na. the case against him last evening by paying $10 and costs aud paying Fred Lewis, against whom he committed the assault, $25
 Postofice Inspector Hartshorn was in town yesterday and looked over the postoffice ac- counts and found everything satisfactory.
 Miss Jennie W. Hall will teach drawing at the High school during the next year.
 The Salvation army held meeting at the Methodist chapel last evening The build ing was crowded and the meeting was con- who persisted in throwing in old tin pans. tomato cans, etc., through the open win dows
 Paradise Island on Community Lake is the most popular resort in town during the hot weather.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-16
EinanciaI.

The Bull CIiques Seemed to Have Full Control-They Make a Raid on The Grangers-A Firm Market Throughout the Afternoon-Erfe the
 Special Feature of Speculation Late
 In the Day-Exchange Closed Steady
 And Governments Firm.
 NEW YORK, July 15.
 Notwithstanding the reports of fresh cut in rates by the Rock Island and other roads and the unfavorable crop reports which continue to come in from some sections the maIket is well supported and the bull clques seem to have full control. the fresh cut in rates by Rock Island, the bears made a raid on the grangers and during the first half hour succeeded in forcing decline of A to 111 per cent. This more than recovered by noon on a steady buying of Erie and few others the earnings for June would show large increase over the same period last year. At l2:5o prices showed an advance of 4 to 1A per cent led by the Fries, Northern Pacific, Western Union, Jersey Central and Reading The market continued firm throughout the afternoon and prices gradually ad- vanced to the close. Late in the afternoon dis patch from Chicago stated that the granger mana gers had appointed two committees to formulate plans for the restoration of rates This helped the l upward movement. Erie the special feature of speculation and led the advance throughout Prices at the close showed advance of A to 15 per ceut. The specalties dull and neglected. The sales amounted to 292, 900 shares.
 ! Money closed easy at 21Sa3 per cent
 Exchange was steady. Posted rates 4o712@4e9 | Governments closed firm
 | BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers ! ed