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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
GRIETANCES or UORKING MEN.
NEGROES TO TAKE THE PLACE OF WHITE
STRIKERS IL ILIINOIS-TROUBLES
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Chicago. MAY 81 (>pccaD.-A Joliet, H.. dispatch
says: Riot and bood,hed likely to result should
the proprlctor of the Joliet Enterprise Company carry
out their threat to supply the places II striking en-
ployes with negroes from II. Louis. many OF whom,
il is said have applied for work The old employees
are striking for semi monthly pay day
\ local newspaper says The report Of the special
Committee to the Trade and Labor Assembly on con
vict Labor will result i'm LEGAL proceedings against the
warden Of the state Pcuitentary. The investigation Of
the committee was made on the complaint II members
II the Assembly against Chicago firm for the EN-
rloyucnt Of convict labor. The hane>-makcr, have
m,dlatev on the basis Of The Information secured II
waS a,ccrtained that the firm j. now employing more
convict, than the law ALLOW undrr II. h no , hi
In the legal proceeding, will be alleged that the laNt
ot Of convics was secured Illegally
Pitt,burg MAY 2l.-The coal miners and operators
~ mi, district held a conference yesterday on the
scale adopted by the miners for day aboer> and dead
work The conference lasted until late hour and re
suited I'm the refusal Of the operators to grant the de
uaud- They are willing to grant an advance 10 INC
dri,r~ and bnrrs but not on the basis Of calculation
made by the miners. y lively contest i pieul' ''i'
Boston, May 2l.-A small labor movement when
may or NAV not have great results, mas been Desul
m LYNN among the morocco dressers and the coloreS'
There are from 100 t. loo morocco and sheep'hln
workers I'm Lynn bcloneing TO the Knights of Labor
and the National Trade, Assembly. Tie trouble De-
.~,u in Iohn / Noulou's factory with hl> bld't a
'i,rcr. ,,hn have struck against a reduction Of two
cont. a dozen hide with which Ia pay the hangers.
claiming that thi, should be- paid by the hrm without
,ffcrtirg the - cents received by the coloIei''
Dover. y H.. May 2l.-Mauin a co.. shoe manu-
f,cturer. refuse to accept the bo;tomers new price
~t and the matter Has been IcicTIcu !" "'o N''s
u Labor managers.
\cvpor L. L. Nav 21.-The iOurneymen plumbers
ire now ont with demand, for nine hours
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
crysrS EyrMERAToRs SwoRy ~.

The work Of swearing in the cnum'r1torS VINO are "
,l ,h, ceu.l, began last night at the census oh'' III
ri,hth.-t Each who took the oath received ms
,u,ui-i,n a pac~as' Of postal cani' on Nh'h he Will
make hi, daily reports. package OF 'ahN, I've ""'
L., and , large canNa,.coyercd portfolio, contain
- . ,,,, f each rnum.ratDrs district for Nun To r~ohi
,t work in rho,, in last NIGHT for the lst ia
I,,h and XXI.t Assembly Districts numbered about 10
1 ,v and hi, evening, respectively th'-c tor tr IlI'
,.tt,h xxTIrd and XXIVth. and the Ntl Win, Win
80 x,h ni.trirts Will take the oath Mr.. Murray mas
nad, application the Census Bureau in washington ior
additional clerk, and messengers.
Nn,nn.t,i Ma, 2l.-Prerident Harrison 'ou'9 S't"'u
An a. providing hat AL mail matter VI ~ oo,
. D., ,. c,u.us and addressed TO the Census Oihce,
- , Suucrnt.ndent of Census, his chei clerk. super
or or . ltors shall be transported free oy frs7'i'u
nail The Census officials anxious thae po'tas'ers
throughout the country should take ho'cc oi 'ii''
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DEPOSITORS TRACING THEIR MONEY.
LIGHT sH1N UPON THE FAILURE OF TIE BANK
OF AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, MAY 2I.-A committee OF the de
poSitors Of the Bank OF america to-day placed tho
cashier under a brief but rapid fir Of questioning, ana
succeeded in making him dvulgc where the large sums
Of money went which appear credited on the books
TO Richard EvbankS and George W. Eoilcau two book
keeper, employed 10y the bank and II. +. lcrhe>. a
note broker Beginning with Boau. Cashier DUNCAN
said he had no account in the bank. Under in>truc
tons of President Pfcncr. the $4,000 in his name
on the books was passed 20 the credit If John j.
Macfarlanc. subject 10 his check Ewhanks, Mr
DUNCAN said wa, an cmpOyc and had no account AZ
the bank. The amount of $4,000 i'm his name was
credited 10 the American financial Association.
Who is President of that ASSOCIATION ~ asked
Adoph Grant the chairman and Spokesman Of the
committee Of dcpo-itor,
i don't know said Cashier DUNCAN. Il only
know that the checks were drawn hy the treasurer
who Wa, the ticlsurrl7
"Georgc +. Work"
The committee also questioned William VI. smith
the a,epncr of the Bank of America. He informed
the committee that since taking hold Of the ahaf'
Of tho bank De- had discovered that certain real estate
pure for the bank IN the names II NacMlic
and Pfc.ncr. Thee propcrti"~ De- since had con
vcycd over ~ himself ~ Assignee lie Wa disposed
f. furnish every assistance to the dero~.'or- IN their
Investigation.
when George Y. worl, presented himself Chairman
Grant said a. him Mr. Work. We are not here To
fight you hut We want you To give a. information
Mr Work replied that De auNlous to dc all he
c9uh t. assist them 10 get everything they could for
the dcpo-tlr- According 10 h.- o"u idml-- "n, ~"
American Financial Association. eighteen months ago.
had ~ OoNOuO capital paid iu and t -t nearly 800
600 more from the Bank ~ America Wien called upon
10 name -onc Of the actual pni-iN " i'' i.A.'' u,
Association. which could %" immediately converter
into cash be- could name ONLY 800" worm.
Work said hc Wa the only one h th, "ii' 'I 4,
.o,atlon having power to draw checks. l' Hdi"l
that about -.oo.Ouo - the notes c-'"rni"d it iH'
Bank - America wcrc for Dis i--g'lailph. Nh"i'
asked hoW much Il the money hc could pas llrk. he
replied About rlOo.UOo within -A months
cashier DUNCAN Wa again brought h'i"fr %" com
mitt.s. and hc made damaging admissions. li' -..i
that bis books had NOT been audited Sine" l--.. H'
neglected 10 enter %" book discounts ana l"tn-
which had been authorized hy the Discount Committee
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
rnovtnv,y LOSE HIS SEAT TO-DAY.

Trenton, y. j., May Fl 'Hpc'all'-H tue 'p''' -. -,
,,.,. hr, t,d,y l., true the connection OF
-,,,tor NcDonald Of Hudson County, with the new
Jersey LEGISLATURE will be severed to morrow Inc
-.r.,t, Committee Il Election, held another 'e''''
meeting here today To discuss the action 10 DE- r'"''
and upon il, adjournment no member would d'ny '"'
intention of the Republican mcmber' to d'lN'"' INV
surrender of the Hudson seat to William :. 9'"'' "''
wa, robbed OF thousands oi votes I'>i N"''
- - ,i,. victim, of ballot boN -tui'ug such
.,s th. cnnutrv has never heard Of hri' . ',i
.,cuI, tn be- no ground ia the ruunor' th j., It m
,.,,,r- viii moi vote To sanction ih' HNp''lN ~
un.t ~ thr committee. senator Adrian' u' lc",
cratic member. viii submit a minority u,i,' t",
,,ittir,, I thr fraud charged. but c"ut'luiH- t''
In" honest vote, cast for Mcdonald were 'uhcent u
.tl,t him
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 NEW YORK LAWYER.

Charleston, = G.. May Il special T. II. Grand.n.
Ncv York lawyer who arrived here MONDAY io
represent his client, in the south Carolina Railroad
case which is To- hc argued boz th" United >iii'-
Court died suddenly at h- hotel last night "i au
affection II the stomach. The body was forwarded o.
New Yor. to night. The dead man represented Dump
fal and other, of the income mortgage hondh'if"r-
of thc south Carolina Railroad which b. uow ln Ole"
hands Of TIE receiver. - II. chamberlain.
Mr. Gfandn had pa"t.-od hi- prof f..i"n in y"
York since I-7-. lic Wa born in l-2s at Palmyra
y " and wa the son Of Philip Cnudin. for many
wear, a custom, officer. Having been graduated
from the college If tr CTS Of ~
yo~t he studied law at Trenton. and in Ia
,,,- admitted 10 the bar. soon alterwhrd Do" ap
po.ntcd Cler, of Monmouth 'ounty =. J holding ihn'
'o... iu-u 90 when hc removed q" Trenton. n
,I,. l.rfurInc uf the hc wont - Eurup.. pu m-
r,uru Dee -rttlrd lu Nohil" Ala. where b" prl'O>"i
h- prol,- slDu. acquiring % reputation ~ a railroad
LAWYER. H. W.. 80 one ilur ilt"d stale N-tr.l
Attorney for th- southern District of Alabama. II"
"a twice married and leaVe- four children. "n" SON
being Dr. Ed-ar II. Grauilu. Thy- clan in ms 'it'
The funeral which Viii %" private" VII take pace "i
Friday and the burial viii 10" a. Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE STRIKE OF THE CARPENTERS.

Chi.,,o Nav - l,peciau.-rhc Carpenters and
prude,, ,s.ociation today resolved b telt the car
p,ntcr,' Council TO the bitter end. The Executive
committee was instructed to advertise for lourneyheh
throughout the country and to guarantee adequate
pr,tcotion 10 all non-unon men. The committee was
also instructed To prosecute vigorously those oi 'ne
striker, pc,ct- arrested for raIdIi5 I'p' ''" VII, '7
. ,,., ,iuio, men, II was also decided 10 ADOPT
,-..-.,, ,,.. n.lcv toward the leader, of the strto
o"d fhc officer, of the Carpenters Council ana inc
rofuuitiec was ordered promptly 10 push tHt1c D~'" ~
.,,.. tn conclusion. IL j. maintained 10y tl' d',9
"'ti,n that the officers of the carpenters C"h' H.
who employ pichct,' and detail mem mem l"r "u'f ,S bo
nrr',,rrufcd for conspiracy. under the Merritt law
Boston. May u >pccal. 1t is not improbable tl'''
the fring carpenter, Of Bo,ton will make move III
few day tht Will surprise the master @ @nu.o, " IN
lrd Inn thc eight hour conflict are Of tle opinion @ ,.i
demand should be- made for an increase '' "'7-
=, vel a. for the eight hour work DAY
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
nrclyIyc ~ c,LL ~ rrrRA SESSION.

Albany. MAY II special. ''cprce II. SCOTT. ''u
slant Andrew. John -. Cr.mmiu-. \ Di-hccicr ana
Richard Y. Hartuctt. committee of The "" >"rN
Real Estate Exchange called on Governor lill q"
day and despite his ayo"cd purpo.c f." hear %" d"i"
cation, while considering bills l"n n bis hands b' th
ri. latnrc hc listened 10 what they had &" -av. Ih"f
mission wa 20 lmpprr the Governor 10 call an 'A'i
.c-,ion 10 cNa-ldcr the RAPID Transit hl. ana ~ t'
came tine 10 present nm WIN me W'h'ldi l'" :.
s,.mt IN the -Alafc. The Governor replied Ufu u
would be- uiYrac cah" - have an extra -"-,i' i'i l
confederation 81 a local measure principals l"i aus
- M fcrr-c Th-ii. ton, Their. no ''rfaNtf
I'm, that thc deadlock which existed before adjourn
tncuf vOud continue.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
EYRALD TIE MURDERER, CAUGHT.
TURED IN HAVANA-HE ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE.

SUICIDE.
Havana. May 21.-The police here have captured
the Frcnchman. Miguel Eyraud, who in the month of
July last murdered the notary Goufre III Paris.
Eyraud registered at the Hotel Roma under the
name Of Miguel Do-k lie claimed to be native
Of Poland. When he was placed in jail he attempted
To commit suicide by cutting the veins I'm his leg and
ann with piece Of glass lie lost great deal Of
blood before medical assistance could be obtained
but the doctors attending him say he will recover
In his trunk were found several French newspapers
containing the details Of his crime. \ pistol and
dagger also found in the trunk.
In addition TO the police officials. who have picture
Of the murderer, several persons have identified tie
prisoner As Eyraud.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
COTTRELL'S MARSHAL KETySTATED

Cedar Keys. Fla May Fl (SpecalJ.-- Marshal Mitchell
returned from Jacksonville last night having been
released $1,000 bail, and restored to duty 10
day by Mr. FinlaysOn, chairman Of the Town Council.
amid the protests Of the best people Of the city.
C0ttrell has not been dep0scd Mayor Of the city
yet The people thoroughly demoralzed, and fear
that soon as the revenue cutter McLanc leaves
here COttcll will return and his reign Of terror
They seem 10 be afraid tO speak of him, except in
Whispers. The Federal officers here, il is said will
resign II COttrel il not disposed Of they DO not
deem il safe 10 live in this town while he large.
The people feel some security while the cutter lien
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
STRIKERS FIRED on AND KILLED.

Rome, May 2l-M Consccc today riot Of 800
women and 200 navvies. who had gone on strike tTcd
to force an entrance into the Town Hall. >hontlhr
We are starving" The crowd stoned the troops Who
were guarding the municipal building. and the latter
were compelled 10 their firearms. several per
sons were killed and a number were wounded.
In the Chamber of Deputies today Premier Crispi
said that an inquiry had been ordered into the que-
ton Of granting State assistance 20 the unemployed
Pilsen. May 21.-Thc seven striking miner, who
were wounded in the collision with the troops yc>cr
day have all died, swelling the number Of victims "a
twelve.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ORIGIN OF THE KARA PRISON ATROCITIES.

London, May 2l.-The Swiss new w>paper "'roN
Federale7 gives account by an eyewitness Of an
incident which preceded the massacre OF siberian
prisoners at Kara. TORT the GOvernor-Genefal oi
siberia. ordered woman named kOnal>haa, who was
dying Of consumption, 10 be taken 10 NerknioudinNh
Being unable to rise four soldiers dragged her in
semi nude state. her c'emse hanging IN rac,. from
her bed TO the COury ard. she died Oh sicdgc dhrnE
the journey. other women demanded the removal
OF Governor Bebroky. and th, led Ia The shooting.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE PLOT AGAINST pRIYcE FERDINAND.

sofia. MAY 2l.-At the trial today Of the persons
charged with ,prng against the Government Major
Panitza denied that Russia implicated in The plot
He asserted that Kis,oh. formerly tommandant "f
sofia originated the conspiracy, and that he induced
the witness to watch the movements OF Prince icrdi.
uard with the view Of sczing him. After thc con
spiratOrS had gained possession ~ Ferdinand thcv
were to have acted together To- bring abOu the clcc
tlnrln Of "A Primo.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
crNM.Rr For kEcoRDER ERrCE.

Columbn, ohio Way II (>pccia.-M the con
ventiou Of the delegate of the Afr' American
Io.,, of OHIO 10 dav the action Of H. X. Erucc th"
pocorlcr Of Deeds Of the District Of Columbia, ~
III charging a numicr of colorcd people from iir de-
uaftmrnt severely criticised. ana ne wa 'iI-''
I'm discriminating against the people ni III own
race several resolutions ccnsnrlns tie Recorder
v,crc adopted by q unanimou, vote.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
,rcrxrrD roR rNGrzzLIyG 10000.

Waterbury, Conn. Nav 2l.Gcorec ". Robert
yh, for MANY year, ha, been M" bookhccp'r ana
confidential manager Of the smith y "reF~ N'uni"t
uring Company, va, arrested here lat nishi Tor en-
lo,llcmcnt and Wa thI, morning admitted ~ ban
-, .,oo ooo Mr. Robert, ha- been trusted 10y the
.r,i,b 4 ,,rcp. Company for twenty Year.. 1t j.
.id that The alleged cmbclllcmcnt c"v"r- con
fHcrLlr pcrod. lIis cmlcIllcmcnt is said I" De
.Iout 100000
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
LONDON MERCHANTS HONOR STANLEY.

London MAY 21.-Thc London Chamber of Com.
merce gave a dinner this evening ln honor of Henry
NJ stanley and hi, colleagues. Nir John Lubbock
presided. Ms Tenant. MIR. STANLEY finance. Wa
prrecnt Mr. stanley. IN speech. ,ald hc dc-ir red &"
rcite;ate hi, former statement 81 tho value Of IL"
nose, ion of the mouth of the Congo. lie made an
affecting appeal in behalf Of the c'iTion % Ni"'a
lie dcporcd that there any question IN dispute
between Eli gland and Germany.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
RErrRNs TO TIE CATHOLIC curECH

Rome MAY 21.-Count Campco, formerly Canon
Of ST Peters, who became convert 10 Protestant i~In
has returned to the Catholic Church. He Will per
form three weeks Of pcnancc in "A convent after which,
IL Is cxpectcd, his abilities - diplomat Will be
utilized by tho Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
pACING IN ENGIANn-

London, MAY 2l.-ThiS was the second day Of inc
Newmarket second spring meeting. The principal
race Of the day for the Newmarket Stakes OF
q 800 sovercigns. for three year ods one mile and
two fnrlOngs straight. II was won by the Duke of
portland's brown lilly Memoir The Duke 81 West
MINISTER'S brown colt Blue Green. second ana
Uaron de RotlIschd's chestnut colt Lc NOrd third.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
pLACEU LNNLUE 4 LlLL IT LANT.

Albany ~ Y, MAY 21.-Gcorge T. Whitney, thc
at,Itiuc bookcepcr of the city National Bank and
william t,oud. jr. arrested for collision in the ROB
hcry were today lodged in the county Jail. l"N
failed TO bail and have been confined ~ prlNAo
1uarters in the custody OF tnci states HarshaI''
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TO BE KyIGITED BY TIE QUEEN.

Queens birthday honor, will be Judge Johnston, Of
Oucbec and Judge Tuiscnt Of Newfoundland who viii
be knigled and Mr.. Hall, British delegate 10 the
Maritime Conference. who will be male a Knight Com
Inander of the order Of 1t. Michael and ot. George
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
A NEW PLAY oN TIE LONDON STAGE.

London MAY 21.-lI. 4. JOnce', play 81 modern life.
entitled JUDAH produced al the Nlaii"shurl
Theatre this evening. The plot elahomlr- the youii
ary exposure and repentance Of impo,t0r fasting
girl and her ultimate marriage with Welsh Pr'4,hy
terian priest. The principal role, are taken hy
Willard and Olga Brandon The play favorably
eCeiycd.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE ARMY DEBATE IN THE RiTCUSTAG.

Berlin, May 21.-1hc Budget Committee Of tie
Eechstag continued IT. consideration of the Army bl
to-day. General Vcrdy du Vcrno- Minister Of War,
explained the committee that the b aimed - give
a military training to al fl for service After
bin passed - 900 additional men would be
available.
The Reichsag IA, adjourned until June o.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
4 DITCH REPULSE IN AcuEEN.

The Hague. May CD Dispatches from Achecn say
that the Dutch lost three killed and fourteen wounded
in futile attempt 10 recover position from wine Il
they had been driven by the natives. The latter lost
fourteen killed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
PAy.AMERICAyS AT LEXINGTON, VA.

Lexington, Va, MAY 21.-The delegation Of the Pan
American Con--2ss reached here from the Natural
Bridge in carriages at noon to-day. The party visited
the grave of "StOnewsllp Jackson and aferward the
mausoleum OF General Lee. They were Hospitality
received here by the authorities and citizens.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

JoneSs silver bill would If adopted prove an cfecal
step toward the reconciliation of silver lie thinks
there Is no danger, in any event of silver shipments
from lnda or China TO the United states and believes
tlat the adoption of the bill would give coshdencc ~
Europe m the stability Of silver and that 1t would
tcnd 10 b1ng about international himetallc agree
mcnt with the Latin Union and probably other nations
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
nur1DryDy FROM BRowY. rEESE CLARK.

Dcdham Mass. May @1.-ln the Insolvency Court
for Norfolk County today in the case ot I""H'
st.cse and Clark a dividend of - per cent Wa
ordered IN Stc"-c', and In the case 81 the hII
/, dividend OF . per cent An additional clam ."
- O1O wa, Fled on the part of the Bank OF America
q .p,.. ..t,l l.ftfs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
LE1rLNG POLITICN FOR BrSINESS.

rouncc to morrow that secretary Of state Henry L.
pierce will at the close Of his present term decline -
continue I'm that Office longer which he has croditahN
filled for fifteen year. secretary Pierce rcircs ior
he purpo,c If accepting business position III thl'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
rIrcTIoSs IN NOVA SCOTIA.

Halifax. ~ s.. May 2l-Tho Provincial Govern
meut j. sustained in the election, by a large majority
so far twcnty-cght Government candidates are re
nor,rd elected out Of House Of thirty eight members
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
r.vopIYG THE SILVER BILL

London, May 21.-The president OF the Bme"'il.
o.cue has sent a cable dispatch. 30 David Horton AT
washington, expressing the opinion that senator
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
A RrLGARIAN BISHOP EXPELLED.

Sofia, May 21.-Bishop Iheodosins. bulgarian
prelae has been expelled from tskuto for trying !"
eject a revolt in Macedonia
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

MR. GLADSTONE RENTS SCOTCH ESTATE
London. MAY 21.-Mr. Gladstone has rented the
paitb estate at Krkcady, scotland where he intends
10 spend the coming autumn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
COMMISSIONER MERRILL REyoMINATED.

Boston, May 21-The Governor today renomiha'c"
George :. Merrill Insurance Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

THE VICE.PRESIDENT GIVING 4 DINNER
Washington, May gI.-Thc Wee President gave
dinner to the New-York Congressional delegation 'ni'
evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

PASSING THE BRITISH BUDGET BILL.
London. Nav 2I-rhc House Of Commons in com
mittee passed the Budget bill today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

The average jury may render substantial JUS
tee by imbibing some ideas OF what is right
from the community But n premium upon
Ignorance. prejudice and corruption is certainly
offered by the retention of the present mode of
constituting juries. Why should the man who
has formed no opinion because he has been
either too Lazy. too ignorant or too Indifferent
Ia what is going on around him to do so be con-
sidered the most capable man to try capital
cases? Is such an individual more or less open
to conviction than others who have greater in
te.lectual power or larger interest and keener
enterprise! Indeed, is he not both less cOmpe-
tent TO sift the true from the false and less
disposed 10 exert what mentality he possesses
In reaching q conclusion consonant with the
ends of reason and justice? Juries composed
OF densely ignorant men are at the mercy of the
most cunning and depraved Influences that can
be exerted upon such pliable material Juries
composed OF intellectual men of character will
investigate the subjects at issue and determine
in accordance with the weight Of evidence in
teiiigently scrutinized. There is responsibility
in the jury Of intelligent citizens, the reverse
in q jury composed oi the other sort. Then as
10 verdicts. the number required to reach
decision is ebsurf.y large Why should it be
deemed necessary that every Imam of twelve
should concur. especially in civil cases?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
Finanei,I affair. here ave ass nmine a comf.

Financial Affairs here are ass aiming a comfort
able shape. and there is no reason why they
should not continue to steadily improve The
outlook II 80 hopeful that careful investors
think this Is good time to buy our local stocks.
which in sympathy with the fall of prices else
where have fallen much below their value and
are certain 40 go Up soon with a sharp rebound
Our banks ana: other financial and business in
situations are 50 prudently and capably man
aged by men so thoroughly well known in the
community for business capacity, integrity and
financial soiidity that our local stocks have an
intrinsic value beyond that probably of any
other city in the country