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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
OUR MAssn LON LETTER.
omoers nloolod--Persoual and News
Notea,
MAsNLLoN, OoJan, "a,

MAsvLLoN, O,,Jan, "a,
The council did not meet last night,
owing 10 the Hhscucc Of a quorum,
MFR, &, A. Gates purchased the vacant
lot on the corner Of Fremont ana Eric
streets Of c, Russell,
The following officers Of Lodge, No, sS,
], q, q, r., were Installed last night 10y
District Deputy j, ~ Buchanan, assisted
10y G, Fclcr John Phillips, I'll Miller, W,
N, Smith, of CuutOn' n, Co j, A, Mhicri
V, g., VIM. WHCman; Financial SCcrc-
tay Chns. HllggCnbOth; Treasurer, II, u,
Brown Recording Secretary, C,M, Smith,
Trustees, H. Huber, George Young, j, l.,
Humphrey r. G, n, g., ThOs LayCrcs; l..
s, n. G., VIM, Wclkcrj Warden, james
West Conductor, Edwin Grilloth; l. Co
Benjamin Lancer; q, G., Geo, Young Il,
:, Y, g., Edwin krdcri G, ), V, g., q, r.,
Kline,
The Sons Of Veterans will install OH.
Gers tonight,
Mr., Benjamin Poriy went to New Phil
adClphin on business,
Mrs John Wtrtl is reported very H.
The Standard Theatre Company isplny.
ing weeks engagement at Buchcr'a.
Constable Shcploy and Cannon are both
IN.
The proposed now bank In this city Of
which montipn was made few days ago
viii bc q savings bank 10 rumor says,
Mrs, Bender, Of Petersburg, has bcgun
a suit In iOrcihlo detention before Justice
Frant2 against her son.
Russell q Co. did not pay thcircmployos
on Monday evening.
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oHAR0Es powDElLY wITn TlEF
A SEN ApoR ELECTED.

Colonel Brioo Chosen with Only ono
Dissenting Democratic Votor-..Foater
Complimonted.
COLUMBUS. o., Jan. H. Special +
Calvin s, Brico has been elected soma
tor,
The two Houses Of Legislature voted
separately for senator NJ noon TO day.
Brlco received q majority In each House,
Ono Democrat, Lot Smith, OF Franklin,
publican, Schneider, holtcd Fosters nom
lnntion. on joint ballot the Democrats
have five majority,
The vote was ns follows; Bricc ~,
Foster GO, llnlstond and Neal |,
John MCGrcgor COmc down from Ihn-
ton 20 sec hia friend Brico elected
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Senatorial Fight on in st. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan, ll,-ISpcciol. The
senatorial fight Is on and Is between
Chandler and Senator Vest. Vest Is sup
ported by Gov. Frances and Charles II.
Jones OF the Republican. These three
have combined TO secure Vosps ro-elec'
ton. Francis Is to be u candidate nom
innlly TO deliver votes to Vest at the prop
or moment.
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A NEW BANK
no be Established in Masaillon..,T' oSe
Ia n,

10 be Established in Masaillon'''P' oSe
Ia II,
MARHmLoN, On Jan, b,-lSpeclal, i
A nov bank called the Merchants Ma
tlonal Bank IN 10 bo established here with
q capital stock Of $4,000, There viii
also be- a savings bank In connection with
H. The bank will bo located on the cor
nor oi Main and Erie streets, In q part Of
the room occupied by tho clothing store
oi DIelhenn a Co.., they having bought the
room,
The following parties are lntoreatedl
j, w, McClymonds, s, A, Conrad, w, ",
ReS, John Diolhenn, Henry Dlolhenn,
Peter Thalor, V, l., Albrocht, Fred Sny'
dor, Nathan Russell, There has been no
election of officers yet hut II Ia under
stood thoy will be- President, j, W, Me-
Clymondsi ylcc,prosldont s, A. Conrad {
Cashier, W. y, Rox,
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Tho gtor rof goihlohom A bout Duo.

vienna, Jan, Is, within q short time
the Star Of Bethlehem viii be visible,
making IT, seventh appearance since the
birth Of Christ II comes once IN SO
years, and " Of wondrous brlluncy for
the space of three weeks, then II wnncs
and disappears after seventeen months,
II will bo n sixth star added 10 the i've
II remains In sight,
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pnmngo by tho storm.

NEW YORK, Jan, 1l,-ISpccial )-ltis re-
ported horc NJ the Western Union ollieo
that the damage 10 the wires by yoster-
days storm will be repaired by tonight,
Tho western part Of this State, Ohio and
Cnnadn suffered most but the elects OF
the storm were felt all the way from Kan
sns to Montreal. II is impossible yet TO
estimate the amount OF damage, Com
municotlon with principal points has been
rcgtDrp1
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nridnn swnnr hn tho storm.

SANDusWy, Jan, 1i,-A panic was Great
ed among the passengers on some OF the
Lake Shore trains while they were cross
ing the long bridge across Sandushy Bay
by the swnying motion Of the cars caused
by the high wind. People sprnng from
their seats In wild excitement and many
rushed ont upon the platform intending
10 leap into the water in case the cars
were blown from the bridge, All trains,
however crossed In safety,
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COURT NEWS,
Divorce Wantod.'-An fniunotion---A Din-
appointments

Divorce Wantod.,-An fniunotion---A Din-
por.'-appointmonts,
A citation case Is being tried to-day bee
fore Probate Judge Fawcctt. Lewis
Spanglcr, George S, Brown aud William
Rooms, Os executors Of the estate Of Sarah
Jane Spanglcr, claim that John y. Spnng-
Ter has IN hia possession and under his
control the personal property which the
deceased owned at the time Of her death,
aud which hc refuses to deliver TO them.
A petition has been flied In common
pleas court 10y Lydia ncycrs, asking u
have a divorce granted her from her hus.
band, Francis, whom she claims Is guilty
Of extreme cruelty and neglect, Both
parties reside Ia Alliance.
Elizabeth n, Hivcly has applied for a
divorce from her husband, Arct Hivcly.
She alleges that he is guilty of extreme
cruelty and adultery They were married
In Portage county In 1916, and have four
children. She asks that he bc not allowed
to sell any Of lis property until alimony
Is granted, The case will come up for
hearing AZ the next term Of court.
Judge Pcnsc has granted an Injunction
restraining Henry DCslCr from disposing
OF any OF his real or personal property
until the divorce applied for by his wife,
Amanda, has como up for hearing.
Sheriff kridcr gave the prisoners In the
jail turkey dinner yesterday, which
they enjoyed very muCh II was the first
day he was prepared to give Il since hc
took possession of that office,
A, Housed, Of Tuscnrawas township,
has been appointed administrator Of tie
estate Of Washington Shopbcll,
John Murray has been appointed ad.
minlstrator Of the estate Of Jacob Poor
man.
The UmbCnhour ease was called mp for
trial this morning but owing tu important
witness FOR the state being absent court
! ndlourncdm two o'clock this afternoon,
The case will not go TO the Jury until tho
| last Of the week.
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Utah Legislature Meots.

SALT LAKE Cry, URh, Jan, ii.--lSpc-
cinl, The Utah legislature met yesterday.
Goyernor Thomas sent In u brief message
referring 10 territorial affairs and recon-
monding that the legislature take steps to
bring Utah in accord with the general
government. Il, S. Richard, Mormon,
was elected president Of the council, aud
danes sharp, jro speaker OF the lowor
hougp.
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nind From Drink.

LIMA, Jan. ID. Especial. M. S, Smith
was found dead In q room IN the Elk
restaurant this morning. He had been
here several weeks drinking very hard,
which was probably the cause Of his
death. He was representing the seed
house Of A. II. Cleveland u CO., OF Jersey
City and In said TO be u brothor-in-l0w Of
Ii, X. Thuber, OF New York.
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MAY BIC M0BBED.
A ColOrpd Scouudrel in aa Ugly Muss,
Secretary Barry IN Lecture Charges
Pow wderly with rheft ana the Meeting
Almost Breaks Up Ia q Murder.

Sr, Louis, Jan, lb,-lSpeoial, Taylor
Pointer, q colorcd man NJ Brldgeton, hay'
Ing boosted Of hla intimacy with hIa cm'
ployers daughter, was sot upon by four Of
her brothers and three other men, He
seized q shot gun and blow out the eyes Of
otto Aamua, one Of the party, Pointer
was arrested, lie may be- mobbed,
GHARGEs powpEltLY Win THEFT,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. lb,-ISpoclOl. -fhos. u,
barry, Grand Secretary Of the Brother
hood Of United Labor lecturod here last
night, In the course Of hla remarks hc
charged Powdory with having stolen s22,-
900 from the Order. HlG remarks caused
u row In which MART ncr ID, Shaw drow q
revolver and chase I Frank WITT secretary
Of District Asp,EIbly No n, from the hall.
RACE WAR SETTLED.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, l5,-lSpccInl. The
race troubles NJ Upper Alton, H., have
been settled by the school board crcatlng
now school district, which embraces the
territory occupied by the colorod people
Of tho vlllngo.
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Q. Autumn q %. nlo ticn.

The G, Aultman Company has elected
the following directors for ls)U Lewis
Miller, Akron; c, l.. Jones, Cleveland; /;
Charles G. Cook, George u, Cook, Robert
A, MilIcr, James A, Linville, NJ. d. Cox.
Officers; Lewis Mi''or, president, c. h.
Jones, vice president james A. Llnyillc,
secretary M, Il. Cox, treasurer; Robert
A. Miller, general manager.
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A oANToNIAN ACQUITTED
orGrand Larceny at Wooster ..- Nm AZ
footing Noono In Court


footing soono In Court
William Lindcmnn Of this city has bccu
acquitted Of the charge Of grand larceny
at Wooster The cusc hNs been running
for three days and attracted considerable
attention, Tho crime placed to liudc.
mans credit is the theft Of two hond of
cattle from John X, lIott, residing near
Apple Creek, carly last September Linz
DOMAIN was indicted for this and has boon
In inil In default on bail since October q.
Hc resides north ol Canton and u big
array Of witnesses from that locality was
called upon to prove an Ulibi When the
verdict was read the accused stepped TO
the Jury box and cordially shoolI cnch
Juror by the hand, Tie then gave way aud
wCpt, In which he was joined by his wife.
Some Of the Jurors also had tcorstnincd
oyc.lashcs, and the spectators In the room
hcrnlly applnudcd the verdict
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RnnnAsnp FRoM LAIL.
A Massilon Prisoner Almost DoOd From
Lung Trouble,

Lung proublo,
This morning about o'clock u young
man, clad In thin suit of clothes and
palo as In death, was noticed leaving the
county jail. Upon inquiry II was learned
that the person was George Harvey who
had been confined in the Jail Tor nearly u
year. lie was arrested IN Massilon on
the charge Of pointing u weapon ut nn of
llcer. He was afterwards sent to jail TO
await trial, His case was not heard FOR
nearly four months. llu was convicted
and given ten months sentence, A
couple Of months ago his lungs became
affected and DR.. llrant thought he would
die before his sentence would expire. A
petition was scut 70 Judge Pcasc, stating
the facts In the case, and he released the
prisoner. He will leave at once for his
home IN Pennsylvania, II II thought that
he will die ~ the result OF hls conilno.
mont,
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oall on National BunRs,

WAsuiEGroS, Jan 10, Special See.
rotary Windom's call for ten per cont, Of
the amount Of public moneys held by the
National Banks expires to-day, So far
only eighty banks out Of 100 called upon
have responded, The amount surrender
cd, however,, is far In excess " The
amount called FOR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

health Of her little one. MelinH Food
has been prepared 10 meet this demand,
aud forms the best substitute for mOthCr,h
milk that has ever been produced, II
contains an the elements which are need
cd for the growth ami development Of an
Infant
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january pnnsios and nopoysuolloa.

John Il. Book visited Dell Roy yesterday
and while there plhckcd some panslos
and houoyscklcs in the yard OF Samuel
Allon, who IL wcll-known In this city
These owors are Of a very tender variety,
aud to pluck them in Ialdary IN an Incl.
don't which seldom occurs.
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A Mansfield Lawyer Dies.

MANSFIELD, o., Jan. li,-lSpcciul, r.
Thomas Mcbride, one Of the leading nt.
torncys Of Richlnnd county, died nt his
home In this city. aged sixty-two yenrs.
lie had been afflicted with cancer for
some time, but the immediate cause of hi
death was heart failure,
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plour Marlsot Talls.

MlNNEAroLls, JAM Is, Especial,
Columbia Flour Min will shut down Sat.
urduy aud remain closed for somc time,
Other mills will probably do the same, ~
II h alleged the -four market h gluttcd,
English dealers are not buying ahead ns
IN their custom,
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Result of a Row.

NILES, o., Jan, li,-Thomas Davis, who
was wounded In the row In Rollers saloon,
isreported In critical condition. Bycraft,
who did the shooting, was held in 81 800 TO
appear before the next grand jury. He
failed TO secure bail and was taken to tho
county Jail at Warren.
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silver headquarters.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H-[Specinl. The
National Executive Committee OF the Ma
tionnl Silver Convention opened head.
quarters here today for tho purpose OF
urging upon Congress enactment of leg
OF character suggested by tho
recent convention at 81. Louis.
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storm postruotivo In Kentucky.

CLINTON, KY, Jan. IA Especial. The
loas by Yesterdays storm IN this city and
vicinity will exceed u hundred thousand
dollars. The most terrible feature OF the
storm was the rapidly with which II
hand, II was all over In fifteen minutes,
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pha pny,a pond.

Rcbeccu j. Grace, daughter of the late
Daniel Grace, died last night at the resi-
dcncc Of Andrew Shorb, OH Fulton street,
The deceased was bl years Of age. The
funeral will be held Friday AZ p. m.
from the residence Of the late Peter Bar.
Let nj No. 50 West Third street. Inter-
mcni will he nj WostlaNn cemetery.
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anow md penth in tho woat.

CHEYENNE, Jan. 1i..lSpociol, There
Ia twelve 10 eighteen inches OF snow In
The western section of this Territory and
as this has crusted over, there Is great
mortality among cattle which nrc unable
TO find food
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This morning while tho wind was blow.
ing 80 furlously, a number OF girls who
are employed at the Hampton works, be-
came frightened and quit work, going 10
their homes.
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Rnnnlorinl FIRht In Town.

Dgs MolNEs, Jan, 10 Special, A
new candidate for Senator against Allison
has appeared In the person of Judge Roth.
rock of the Supreme Court, Alllson's
frondR are alarmed and after u hurried
consultation Il was decided 10 call the
Senatorial caucus For tonight
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Want Their Money Returned.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H-[Spocinl.l The
House this morning took up the bill TO re-.
fund TO members the amount stolen from
them by Silcott Tho debate was begun
by Chairman Adams, OF the investigating
committee, who cited the law and pre-
cedents In support of the bill.
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MRS. CALVIN ORION
And VINO lho waa Iloforo Marrlnge

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Jan. Mrs. Cal
win s. Brice, wife OF tho new Senator
from Ohio, is remembered pleasantly
hero as Miss Olivia Nelly. She was u
teacher in The public schools In Tore
Hante, beginning about tho close ln
ar, which poaiilon aho hold four sl;s
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Boomora actting Roady.

puRWf, s, d, Jan. 10, ISpcciOll Thou
sands of boomers are now located In the
Mile Square at Fort Pierre preparing TO
move on the Sioux reservation ~ soon ~
tho proclamation are issued which will
probably be this week. The rush will
eclipse that Of Oklahoma, The excitement
M LlInnDn-
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A Iinh nnmnllnntlnn.

NENlN, o., JAM 10. Two more deaths
from the fatal dlphthcriu have occurred
Ut the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Or
phuns Homo, The grippe has been prev.
nlcnt nt the Homo for u week or SO, and
whcn II gets complicated with The diph.
thCrin II " almost sure death
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Rov. Maoeuoory Returns

Rcy. Howard MacQucary has given up
farming on account Of his mothers Ill
Cleveland avenue He has disposed of
his stock and will rclnuuish his lcnso
I'M L.
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NEW YoKlt, Jan. To- Special, The
general condition Of the Geographic ser.
vice through the country IL reported ovou
worse to-day than yesterday Fog and
rain prevail In many sections.
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A I,ord D,ea From pneumonin.

LONDON, Jan. IA, Lord Cairns died this
morning after brief illness. He was
first attacked by influenza but pneumonia
suporvenod and terminated fatally
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Rioting in Iiebon .

lspoN, Jan. "A. Especial, There was
rioting In the streets last night, A mob
shouted "Down with England" and at-
tackled the British Consulate, All the
windows were smashed IN, ana the rioters
bniiding but we're prevented by the police.
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nr.snnntor porncy sorIounly m.

SANTA En-, N, NJ, Jau li-lSpecinll -
Ex-senator stephen w. Dorsey IL lying IN
u critical condition with "grippen at his
home NJ Mountain Wow ranch, IN Colfax
county.
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A BIG FORTUNE.
What Brokon Mirror Disclosed on
Christmas Day,

CARTILAGE, ILL.,, Jan. ll,---ISpoclnl l.
Cicero Roll, u lnborIng man Of this city,
lust received word from Newark, NJ D.,
that he Is one Of the heirs 10 an estate val
uod at six millions. II IL stated that the
Roll family were once wealthy New Eng
lnndors but met with rcvorsca and acp0-
rated. Last Christmas an Ole family mir.
ror accidentally broke and revealed avn
from the Indians 10 the Roll family for "a
large tract OF land In the Mohawk Valley,
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In tho Fashion.

where are you goingmy pretty maid ?r
I'm going to sneei --atchoo," |" she said.
II Washington Star.
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shorman'a Antitrust Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A, Special, THE
souuo finance committee reported lnvor-
abb upon Shormnn's antitrust bill
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pl1o Mnrkots.

NEW York, Jan. M.lSpecial. l--The
market opened steady. U. p, Mo. Ps w,
o., k. q. and Louisville advanced froc-
tionaily. Trusts quiet and bonds steady,
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A Stormy eon.

NEW YoaK, Jau i4.--ISpcclal, There
arrived to-day the steamship Umbrin. In.
coming steamships report severe pass
aRos, the worst ever experienced.
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The Seed Annual FOR 1890, iseued by ID.
M. Ferry q Co., OF Detroit Miyhgan, nus
reached our table. Its cover this yoar IL
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Htnnlar Arnvea at Cnlro.

CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. IA. Henry M. Stan.
r,Tived here to-day from Sues,
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TIE Duty or EVERY MOTHER is e. obtain
o food which will insure the if ap'
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z. NJ. For Woonter.

WAsnlNoroN, Jan, ib,-lSpecial, s.,
Mctzlcr has been appointed post master
al Wooster,
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A NEW BANK
TO be Established at Once in Mas
Billon.

Moving Against Wine Rooms''' Washing
ton News Wooatera'a Postmaster ''
Other News,
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New York.

New York, March 29.-Clearings to-day,
$l01, 463, 233: balances. SIS: 629.692; For
the week: Clearings, So72s73.392; bal
with no loans; closed offered at 3Is per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 507 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at 81. "a
for sixty-day bills and $4.S7 for demand.
The stock market continues to show dimin-
ishing volume of business, and the trans
actions to-day were In all probability the
smallest on record while the fluctuations in
prices and the interest taken in them were
strictly upon the same PLAN, The features
Erie in the early dealers and the efforts
OF the bears to get Rock Island d
Texas Pacific down, meeting with only
slight success IN either. Fhe bank state
mept was, if anything, more favorable than
expected, as some money was known to
have gone out Of the banks, while the re-
ceipts from boudS purchased by the treasury
were limited, and The increase of nearly a
million dollars so close to the LIST of April is
regarded as favorable to better business: and
the general opinion on the street is that a
broader and better market may be expected
between the lst and the ID III of next month.
The efforts of the bears gave the market,
which had been utterly stagnant, rather
the close was heavy, though the final changes
are in all cases insignificant. Railroad
bonds were equally dull and feat
ureless, and displayed dropping
u though no movement VI
Importance took place. The sales Of bonds
for the week aggregated So, 967, 900. Govern
ment bonds have been dull and steady.
State bonds have been neglected. The Post
says: Altogether the bank statement did
not show quite so much gain of reserve as
was expected, though the payment of So, OUO,-
QUO of the United States interest on April l,
besides the large. payments on railroad and
other bonds on the same date is pretty GER
tain to make much more favorable state
ment next week, But, so far as the stock
market is concerned, there is now no longer
any serious apprehension OF tight money,
late III stocks, It would not be checked by
the aspects of the money market. But this
Is not a speculative time in stocks or bonds.
1t is merely a time when capital
lists are investigating the condl-
ton and prospects Of various pro-
perties, and investing in them for compare.
lively permanent holding. Any speculative
rise such as the stock brokers are longing
for. would bring in a great lot more of the
every day specializing public, but it would
drive the capitalist and the investor out of
rapidly, only to experience decided reaction
in few months. In the present condition
they will probably creep M. gradually from
month to month and remain more perma-
nently on higher level, un il some great
change in the demand for money advances
the rates of interest and consequently re-
duces the values of interests and dividends
paying investments, though nothing of the
kind can be foreseen in the present aspect
of affairs i'll this part Of the world. The
total sales of stocks to-day were :57.12l
d Western, 1850; Erie, 6,4O0; Reading,
3 ST Panl