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New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Railrodos.
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RAlLKVAD.


Trains N ave ~ ss,ion 1907 o. Desbrosses and Cor'.
vUW A. rAsT LINE :or me Wet ,eieIaaa rTiiaa
gss"io Sleeping and rs5sr o or M Chicago p and
spo1t Lolk H. Haven N: and Kcnova except Sunday and
1900 4. N. nf :, ANP Pumd6 HmiSA,vo ves.6ule E
Dsaiqg sad satsoom nrsleetne sleg hnaneal report
and iypee bath G M FOR or So,n So
ScHsnaec SAfs e Of ho@ @aia or os atG By g9d
by sa,ienary % and mGya6e, & 4 'a'' a. M mkt
200 r NJ T TotS cAGo Sos ANP ciHTaSGTbbhr nr and bn
sfs na car faH o ST. o"is chicago cncin9a
lnnat r1sEI II ie1sh M ciaso Gs . D. @ Louis 40
$50 p II. TiiH WESTERN EMPRESS for all points v. IN
Inc WrSt Northwest and southwSsi rnilnS" oTi
Shcsso s' nenna and Memphis rcnns,yania Railroad
Dining car New,YoS tocp to p:% c p ia. next DAY. and ST.
Louis : a. H. second morning Connects for Cl''e
500 spi = aSl pls@H Sl' Ss ;NfHl ysgs
Sleeping Car JS "a SS:aHS vss eeanG
SO counbqs 10 psuct p r nI for eedo % day and
for CORY Erie. OH Regions Cleveland and colu'
RAITIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Eess Is n ruIi% nr1I VASE 1a
Bsns car n s5i,s %aa@fts sas 90 o I p oc @
siS efSi'' csS'e;' sS ot aad a
Sunday 90 4 S apG nGh 80 For g M points s0 on V
and "' Ohio % Railway and Cincinnati sccpeTs. Dining
For car Jhrf%xIc fDd fft'9'r GrY s'so 9oash cs rarcr
~n I'D nov Cooch week davs Connects for Brow ms
Mills For Cape May. CG p M wceS vs day, ,do,rh,,
and Norfolk Railroad 9 90 a. m daily except SUNDAY
90 y, daily Via Baltimore. and Line 40
III. weekdays. rr, NM.
Express trains ied," as follows ,o "a, ,,o.oo ,h,..
is go 40 $ 10 5 30 Y:9o 60 90 Chicaro
;rr,.od Nth Dnine Car, ana 1910 Washington
IIiiS srG II 90 A. M. L. 20 900. 2:l0. ) 90
$50. ! 200 80, 90 600 6 80 5 90 ana ma . 90
~ M and 10 Is night. Accommodation. II 10 a. H.
and 90 D. N. sundays. fXpfess go ~ ~ 20
40 90 20 : 90 and . 100 y. and l. )
niSbt Accommodation 90 p. NJ
The New York Transfer tonpa! VIII ca" ioi III" 0H''h
bageage from hotels and residences, . ,.,, -
For timetables local trains apply To any ticket agent
OF the company. u wonn
vi ,..n.ral Manager General PaSs'I AGENT
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Jce Cream
cost anu tonn0

A REWARD Of s75 offered for bracelet oi oieren ri
~ diamonds, lost AZ RECEPTION 2,o woH'
dav evening OWNER, 80 West 3oth-st
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Apartments Go Get
THEOSBORNE


To rent from May / ELEGANT apsr'm,n'N I'm this
ihornmc chy nr-L-n-l nul--. AL--. ID th- nl-r
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Rfal estate Whrltc0.

vxr ,vTFp-To rent f0r nye months. place not more
w ,han ono hour from th" cit} sound or Long l-lahu
hou-, have ten lively" bedrooms De-
d. .r,am,.' roo.-. send description terms and pass
~ - f.eNuci'n-tN"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-22

snbaeribs far he LTrFRAL.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-22
THE LAW RESPECTING EAST.

From the New York Sur.
PIKRvTLLE Ky, Aug 7.-Ysur cores
pondent has just reached here by hOrsO
back ever the mountains from Hazard,
Perry, county, whsrs Circuit Judge Lilly
is hsdiug court in 4 big teat guarded by
several Gem mpaniss OF militia.
On last Saturday the frat court hsld in
Perry county for two years was convened.
sevsral hundred peoPla we're present, bat
were Awed by the presence Of the soldiers.
Sull. it lsoks as if trouble is brewing, and
the several factions which have been war;
ing SO leng with each ether may combine
their forces against tho state troops.
justice seems to be undecided whether or
not to briRg to the gallows many daep-
dysl and eowardly assAssiHs of the best eiti-
zens Of Perry.
Judge Lilly called aeurt to order at n.
n and sherif Fields walked to the edge
Of tSs tent Sad announced in a loud veice
"Hear Sc! haar ys! tho court is in SEES
lien, aHd all men within the hearing Of
the court are aotised that the Venerable
Judge OF the cireuit court is on his bench.
God save thS commonwealth"
At this announcement an increased
Avnbsr Of people crowded about
the Judge. Sixteen men were fOsnd who
eould act as msmssrs Of Ihs Grand Jury
according to law. Judge Lilly thsn be-
Ean his instructions to the grand Jury.
Hs has become brave with the nilitiA
back Of him, and he wac very severe in his
Instructions. He said:
"Mr Foreman Of the Grand Jury and
gentlemen and the people of Perry eOuH-
ty: As yOu here witness. ! an again here
to hold court. have missed several
terms Of @y court in year county, aAd for
reasons well known. | was satisfied that
\ court could net be held, RnG having had
my life threatened, had every reason 10
believe woald be assasinatsd if came
to Perry.
Row it all lies with you. DoyOu want
a court, that you may bring OFsAders to
juSties9 know the reputation Of Perry
well, aad whsa the people learn that a
mAA' life is moro valuable than that Of
horss, mon will be punished more severely
fer nurdsr than for horse stealing"
People seemed to be amazed at the
judges stern remarks. for he had never
before talked so plaiAly. Bat he was
backed BY the militia Several tough
looking characters walked hurndly eat Of
the test as if anxious to inform so@e fac
tiOu that Judge Lilly was getting toe sew
ere. Continuing, Judge Lilly said;
81 now turn to page in the statutes
Of Kentucky, which ds6nes the WOrd aur-
der ahd the law WPoa thai subject, II
sssas that thu peopls Of Perry do not
know that there is sush a word. Why,
Ksntlspsn, this sOuuty is ever seventy
years old. and bat enc man IN all that
time has been convicted fer narder, And
he fer a snall term Of years in the pSni-
tentiary, thoagh 800 nsn have bssA nur-
dsrsd il the sOunty. This is appalling,
aAd again ask yea dOyOu vast justice ?
"The records shoW you thsas thin0s. !
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-22
Eozma Cured By 5. s. 8.

Mrs. g. RENAULT, Waldo, Fla, writes
the following under date Of Fee. IL, 1890:
81 suffered with Eczema for about tive
years Abont this IinS was advised by
friends to try yOur swift'' Specific Is. 3.
81 and am happy to say that after usln z
SIX bottles | was entirely cured, and Bsv-
er lose an opportunity Of recommending z
It to Auy enc snd suffering from any dis
ease Of the bleed. "
He Profits by his Friends Kxperlenes.
~ hayS been troubled with pimp pies and
blstehes on nay face for years, during
which timS tried nunbsrs Of standard
remedies, bat without receiving any bsas-
6t. ProGting BY The adVee and expert
enss Of a friend I commenced taking
Swift's sPssias Is. s. 81 AHd the sHsst it
had on me OvsrShadOwsd allIsxpse tations.
After aking two bottles the plmples and
blOtsheS entirely disspPsAred and my
skin is clear and without blsmish."
]. B. FLEMING, Jr.. Fairfield, III.
Treatise "a bleed and skin diseases
mailed free.
SwIET sPA04FIs Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-22

II
Two Of which should come from the pro
posed county OF EDDY, and two from the pro
posed county of Chavez.
CeuHty committees are rsquepted to
make all proper arrangements fer the
hslding Of county conventions and the
selection Of delegates.
Under existing rules altSrnatSs are net
allowed, and proxies eAnuOt be recognized
unless held by a resident Of the sane
sOuHty a. the delegate for whom the hold
or Of the proxy acts.
County eOVentiOns will be cempossd Of
delegates chosen at precinct MASS meet
ings.
Where no county eOmmittse exists the
members Of the territorial eSmmittss will
Psrisrm the duties Of the county com
mltt0s.
County conventions should net be held
later than August 80, 1890.
The chairman and secretary Of OOunty
conventions will certify list ef delegates
to territorial convention. and mail same
to the secretary Of the executive eeMmit-
tee at Santa FS net later than Septsn-
ber2
County conventions are charged with
the proper OrRaGzatiOn Of the party in
the several counties, and specially to see
that an efficient county committee is sell
setsd and tkst ehairman is appointed
for every precinct. s. B. AxTnELL,
Charm Rep. Ter Com.
L, A. HusuKs, Secretary. /
SAatn Fs. n. M. AuQ III. 1890
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-22
P, B. GREAVES,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

spliestions made fer all tho ssatesand Terri
s0rfes.
ievashurR New Mexico
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-22
Tha Pnroat md Beai.

Articles known to medical science are used
in preparing Hoods sarSaParilla. Every
ingredient is carefully selected, personally
examined, and only the best retained.
Ths medicine is prepared under the super
unon Of thoroughly sOnpetsHt pharaae-
i.ts. and every step In the prOssiS Of naH-
ufaeturo is carefully watched with a view
to securing in Hood's sSEsaparilla thS best
possible result
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-22
TERRITORIAL CON.
VKNTIOE,

A ssnvsntieu Of the rspublisan party is
hereby called 10 meet at tho city Of Albu-
susrqus on the 1Ssh day Sf sePtsnbsr,
1890 to neminats a delegate to represent
the tsrritsry in the afty-sesond congress Of
the Unitsd Btatss.
The several sSEutiss Of The tsrritory are
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DIED..

BROWN-At Woodbridge. n. j., on "Wednesday Decemoet
3. Jane widow Of Alexander Brown. , a
Services her late residence saturday, December y
at ~ 80 a. IN.
CoOKsrddcnly o. pneumonia, on Friday Hesemp Sr p
1890 Marguerite Rector wc Of Alexander NICHOLS NooA'
Notice Of fVlerdl hereafter.
CCRTlS-In Burlm gtOn, VT December s. Dr. Wnliain S~
Curtis, aged 70 years
DICKINSON-At Ilackensack Thursday. December 4.
Jacob Hay. only child OF Asa w. and Annie w, nay
Dickinson aged SIX weeks and two days.
Funeral and ihtelmcnt at Ea-ton Penn.
KEELER-On Thursday December I, Caroline ward ~iie
Of John Keeer, and daughter Of the late Isaac ward
Funeral her late residence l4I Etst aoh's@s
saturday, 9th inst, at O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers.
MOKAN-Mary f. ,,.- x,,-,..
funeral services residence 70 Columbia Heighses
Brooklyn SUNDAY, December !, at 1 y. NJ
IntermCnt private.
IL is requested that flowers be sent.
NEWTON-At Bloomfield, y. j.. December 3, Ellen Con-
over widow New ton. aged 70 years. .
Funeral services saturday December d, az O'Clock az
the OF her Mr. John Newton 400 ff1nkin-
st.. Bloomfield
Relative, and friends respectfully invitei
OWEN-At Madison, Wis. November 3D. Of dlphthens. IN
The 18th wear Ethel eldest daughter OF Pro.
lessor Edwuri I. and In.iy Pratt owen.
OWEN-At Madison Wiz December Of diphtheria, in the
1th year Of her nge, C0Delia IL, Second daughter OF
Professor Edward r. and Emily Pratt oven
THOMPSON suddenly, at st. Paul. Mimi, on Friday
morning Decemb,I Waiter e. Thompson Of brooklyn.
Notice II funeral hereafter
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THE SENIOR ASSEMBLY ar PRINCETON.
DANCING, FEASTING AND MERRYMAKING AT
Till NENL,a, RI-E ININERSiTY.

DANCING, FEASTING AND MERRYMAKING AT
THE VENERABLE UNIVERSITY
Princeton. Dec. opecal.-The first social &C
ceson at the college this year was the senior assembly
in University Hall tonight Nearly every train dur
ing the day brought delegations Of young women nom
New-York. Philadelphia and other cities. In anticpa
ton of the dance in the evening the Ivy Cab gaze a
tea AZ The clubhouse this afternoon from TO g. Tic
dining room beautifully decorated The paroesses
were Mrs Charles SpaIding Mrs. Henry F. Osborn and
Mrs 4. q. Agnew. The ball room ip University liai
also decorated for the occasion in plain gold plush
and silk Above the window fricze OF gold SIX
drspery encrcled the room The stage was draped
with embroidered plush A number Of college han
ncrs and trophies to be seen upon the walls
The dancers assembled in the ball room immediately
after the glec club concert. and tie dancing Legal
shortly after 10 O'Clock Refreshments were served
about l. after which dancing resumed until the
early hour Of morning. The paronesscs of the ball
Mrs. 4. g. Agncw, Mrs George T. Bliss, of Sew
York Mrs. Thomas ". Caldwell. Norristown: Mrs.
Henry Is. Fine. Princeton; Mrs. William ". Frazer
Philsde phia Mr.. Charles +. Green, Trenton Mrs
=. Cooper Hewitt. New-Yorl: Mrs. T. Ehlnelandcr
Jones NcwYOrk; Mrs Charles Ncwall. Gerrant""h >
Mrs. Henry +. Osborn Mrs. william " sloane. Mrs.
Richard G. It. John. Princeton Mr.. Thomas b. Nahi
maker and Mrs Charles Whclan. Philadelphia
Other ladies from New York who were present wer'
the Misses Turnurc. N-s caldwell. Miss Adams. Ms
Watts. Miss Valentine. Mis- Vanderbilt. - Miller
Miss Parsons, Miss Aguew, Miss Bliss. the Misses
Thompson, the Misses Adams, Nj, Chew, Mis-, Bonner.
Miss Bcekman. Mis- Hewitt, the Mlssc' sabine, Miss
Candy, Miss Perkins ald the MISC Coppell From
Hartford came Mis-, Fowler and Nj, Twchcn from
Albany. Miss Sard from Hudson, Ni,, Church from
Philadelphia. Miss Benson. Miss Moore, Mis- >tOkcs
Miss PancOast. the Mi-e> McConile. Mi-> rcwc, Mss
Cassatt. Miss Ms, rtrhcr,. Miss >oescr, Mis-
VOID the Misses Frazier and the MISE, Morgan from
Trenton. Miss Gray and Mis- Webster. From Tusvlc,
Penn. Miss Payne and Mi,s Lee: from Iol0Hcn. Miss
Lewis from Princeton. Miss Mcmillan, Mis- lockwood
and the Misses tOnOver.
Among the alumni and friends present we're I. W.
CeuhwelI. 81 =. NJ. Iiudnut 81 TllestOn j. Cham
bers, 30. Huntington ". Merchant. 80 p cooper
Hewitt and hirles Simons. Tho members q the
rtee In charge Of the dance q. y. .Agnew
chairman &. H. Agncw. James Barnes. William b.
blackwell, Hal,ey Durand, Henry ". Green Erskne
Hewitt, II. T. Jones. IT,, j. {. Jones. r. A. D. Lewis.
Il. h. Lyon, F.. A. Po7 j. H. ,ealy j. W. Valiant,
W. < Whitehead and Allan ID. Watson
4 crowded house greeted the 2lec and banjo clubs
on their first appearance in the second Presbyterian
Church 10 night 4 fca' Ire Of tie concerts I'M,
wear Will be the University Mandolin club, which viii
accompany the gee and banjo clubs on their regular
annual trip
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4 DINNER To MINISTER PHELPS.

MANY OF HIS FRIENDS TO BID HIM FAREWELL
\ BRIEF, BUT STARTLING INTERRUPTION.
William Walter Phelps, the United states Minister 10
GERMAN who has been spending brcf VACATION al HIS
home will sail for his post OF duty to day on the North
German LLOYD steamer Vera. dinner was gwen IN his
honor al the Union League club last night by num-
Der ~ his intimate friends, Among those present Wcic
General ". r: sherman, Chunccy NJ DepcW Nuldo
IIastead George IT, BOuGhtOn, senator FRANK I'cocA'
senator W ID. Washburn, Of Minnesota, CorhclltS "
Bliss Charlie, :. smith, John \. stewart, 'oiOiei
George Bliss Joseph II. ChOste, VI. W. Cooper b. IT,
Clarke John :. kennedy William 4. Dodgc, thal1es
Watrou,. Daniel g. Rollins. j. Edward SIMMONS oam'
uel d. BabcOck. Jesse eclisman, William L. etronI'
John H. Hail. T. =. OlcOt J. lIar,en Rhoade'' Sdhuei
sloan Flhu Root, Percy Il. Pyne, Richard Butter
~ C. b. Borden, F. d. Tappen, Warner MILLER cor
uellu, Vanderbilt d. Will, james, Morris H. Jesup'
lct,rand Il. Cannon and Horace Russell
n wa, altogether informal AFFAIR. and several
pes.ant but brief addrcssc, made by Mr. Phelps ;
friends 1890. -, ,,i.i,ioy
some excitement va, caused during me ltstlVl,cS
by the explosion Of an electric Light bulO WINE Mr'
Depcw was ~peahnE. This caused oIl3nt DaIc'
which was quickly put ont by a IRE eAtheul'hcF De
fore much damage was DONE
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THL RE4PPORTIONMENT PROBLEM
MIR. HOLMAN PLEASED WITH THE SYRINGE
PLAN-MR. FRANKS BILL.

MR. HOLMAN PLEASED WITH THE SPRINGER
rLAN-MR FRANKS BILL.
Ws,hington Dec > CspeclalJ.-DurinS the last two
dvs b. member, Of the House Committee on Census
have devoted most Of their time 10 the problem Of re
upp rtonmcnt. and the probability now Il tlst Dill
will be- ready to submit to the House WITHIN ",eH'
The Democratic members Of the committee are some
what at loss to what it Will bo good politics Tor
aem TO do. They are Messt~. bIouht Georgia
Holman. Indiana Tiilman, south Carolina Washington
Tennessee and owens. ohio Mir. Holman has
.,poi,,d the springer plan by which the total number
If R.nr,,rulative, would remain al 3D. II that plan
hould be adopted Indiana would lose Representative
nut Mr. Holman thinks the effect would be to make
the state safely Democratic In le02' Nhcoier MI
nveu, ,bnk, that "A reduction Of Ohios representation
would produce similar eject with thai STATE i hot
vet known. II Is pretty certain that neither MI
rllm,u. Of south Carolina. nor Nj. Washington. cf
Tennessee chcr,hcs the belief that the loss of Rep
rescnta,ve i, necessary In order to make his state
,,fely Democratic in I.92' any other year, aud
both states would lose If b. should be tile nsule
adopted several Other statos would also LOSE rs lol
lows: Iowa / Kentucky, l. Maine, l Maryland ! ;
New York. = Virginia, |.
II Is understood that a majority Of the Republican
members OF the Census Committee strongly Inclined
10 favor a total OF BOO more. Mr.. Franks bill lines
the total at $780, which is the lowest figure which VIII
prevent any state from losing q Representative Other
arguments are advanced In support OF Ar franks
proposition one which has considerable force Is mat
the additional representation based on Nctiohs wouiu
be exactly equal the number of states having the
largest fractions of population, ard that the iraclloh
in every case would exceed mOlcty Of the ratio,
which would be i7:j,9OI The smallest fraction upon
which an additional Representative would be a!l)tei
would he 9O.s7l-3,02l in eAces, Of moety-and
that would save Virginia from loss of one represent
alive 10 which she is entitled under the appOrton
,urnt of lssO. The states winch would GAIN II Mr..
Frank, bill >honld bee passed, are: Alabama, l ;
\rt.,n,.s |: California Colorado Georgia,
lIllnoi, > Kansas. Massachusetts,, , Michigan
Minnesota = Missouri, | Nebrasha 3; New Jersey,
! : oregon Pennsy lvana, Texas, =, Washington,
4 and Wisconsin, l.
The Democratic leaders probably wOnld lind 1t by
no means an easy task " array their forces solidy
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Post0nics Ssiice

SHOULD be read daily b all Interested changes may
Letter, Sr ir,,sn countries need be specially sd
dressed Dispatch 10y particular steamer heop when
documents letters not specially addressed being sent by s
FoSrIcn NAL, Tor the week ending will close
oIEy Il a c,; g tan o sas as m f,GMS 10 80
Tor France switzerland Italy, spain PORTUGAL and Turkey.
per La otsm%r vs. nsSre y %, 80 s Nd 'H
gum Netherlands. Austria. and Norway lBergenl p
fua n 49Hc e,:d p f f,ra G' o'a At 30
supPlem,9T 10 10 a. M and oT .."S@y s,rs:
Bremen etter. for other European eonnte wa south.
NoPIMar a rst ' per Thnesai i,er aa.s 6 directed
pr Thing ala at 20 n t2r t Ntheranf S dess
sS % S4G s lG o BEL for and s'Eae and
mcnary 10 M. foE 81; Kits, antigua GuadaoGpe
ana NsF iSs Ht stts for Jara Trn.
d, British Dutch Guiana must be directed per Pms
M NG4ta@e as a. .ns
}aSmel a a caa Tab4so ana Yasssn per
os,aSa e,SF ss cuS1 sHpS ana dsH.A
per Oria6a q. p M for Para Maranhan and Cara,
Mails for China and Japan, per s. China lirOm So.
francisco close hsre December ~ at go M Mails
Islands per AiamSa from saM Fransiseo clos.
S york Of S' s. 'f q
Malls the sOsety Island, hip lrOpc Bro from
Malls for thr Hawaiian '',nds. pr Australia iron
Ma for i BY % a q, 81
steamer close thu once daily 80 D. M. Mails for
sd 5 Ga d s''S at az s'nss by &
G n Ms by 'S F ana ana a BY csS m s
Ss GI + aach steamer Soss
TSe cssdal' Of s.as Of Pacific ms. Is
q, san on M a. .y from a Eat
are sispa.cRed thence The day REGISTERED mad
~ S.sai n ~ w Nov c2 z is assss'~'''
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ket Your example may help the Others III your
s%sion. Ii you get INTO pinch any time and
want money will supply 1t to YOU"
Another railroad official said yesterday that.
unless there was a change for tie better III the
financial situation during the next sN tcks. ~"
embarrassment now existing in railroad circles
might extend to all other branches OF the business
Tie railroads are for the moment curtailing their
orders, and in many cases Cancelllng them NE
two large manufacturers in Pennsylvania when
recently shut down. throwing LOO men out OF
employment, did because their principal orders
for steel rails for the year had been arbitrarily
cancelled by the railroads contracting for them.
rs one of the managers said: We could not
AFFORD TO sue these roads on their contracts. ne
cause We never could hope TO DO any more business
with them If we did. and as our trade depends
entirely upon their custom, We could do nothing
but shut down r. {. CRAWFORD.
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GOLD COMING HERE FROM ENGLAND

.oEDERS SBNr. SOME OF TlID-l REFUSED MORE
CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES.
The importation Of gold from Europe was one %
the Ivclie, question, in Wall street YESTERDAY IL
WAS reported in the late dealings that several hlo'
Of gold were being shipped 10 TIM, coun'rv' ihc "
cent reduction IN the discount rate bN the baum VI
ENGLAND aud the easier rates FOR money In Lohdol
supported The rumors. II could not be learned 10"
.v.r that the l1lmor. had substantial foundation.
A. the Office Of l.. You Hoffman g." Coz the hrm Ili>'
accredited with the impoltlton. IL wa SAID mat no
advice. had been received. The rumoro led 10 INC
ncw, that Kuhn, Loeb 4 g.. and one or Nv" "'I'tl
.l,u,iu, noi-e, had ordered gold from London anu
Ind been denied. II j. understood that the bd'N VI
Eu.land positively refused 60 make price 'or : j"
bar, ana that the ~ MUM ON the W" u"""'c e'7'.'
held by the bank - large that IL was p'"n'p'
tory British coins that had been clipped or 10y Use
,,r nst weight arr understood 70 have been offered
The price va, 80 high that il was not considered SAN
Fl, order m, shipment. The denial, that were made on
ri,rd,, did not prevent fresh orders Yesterday. The
,.u kuovr, firm Of j. 4 ". >clgmdn ~ 60. ord'rci
-h,pmcnt iu the altcruoon but II l. possible ih"'
TIE coin ,oud not hc packed in time Tor the vel
I'm, delay may be explained on this ground mat
gold viii be- received from Europe within SNORT
,, -cen, T., De an admitted fact. although the BANK
ID, ENGLAND recently borrowed A3noo.OoO from France
Wby il Should part with IT, gold wien IT Is StIii Ia
c,lf am t,,l, account wa, an unanswered question:
Z, "a, cons dcrcd certain that the bank was III
lined t. hold 1t, stock OF gold AT all hazards
Aside from the movement of specie there Wa no
ucv, 10 aiYcc, the course Of prices. new Issue III
r,5o ooD Clearing House certificates was made but
th, name If the hauh taking II was not made Known
The usual statement that the bank dd not hecd ''e
certificate, wa, not omitted. The total amount OF
certificate, outstanding j, now 5l2oo50o". Inc
,,rcalor part of TIL, ,um believed 10 be IN bank
CAN'T, merely a. "A safeguard against possible con
tincenclcs The railroad situation Wa, not changed
he meeting of the executive committee 81 TIE hocA
Island Railroad va, devoted to routine business
II there wa, any allu,lou the proposed new agree
mcnt it was not revealed. member "t tic CON
mt.e said aftcrward that the company was IN favor
-, nm, ul,u that would increase net earnings, but that
a preliminary agreement might not become hAed
fact