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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

81 200 United States bonds to secure National
p'hk note circulation. rs follows:
Currency Os........ 1890. ....... 81 .73O coo
Four aud ono ai, IN 1890 100 coo
-Four her cent ~ - ga $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week
S539.3O0: bonds held To secure circulation with
drawn, $l69,jOO National bank circulation out
notes - 4,267; against which the Treasury holds
sol 3S2,Sll legal money for redemption oil sur-
rendered circulation.
TIE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consos were steady at 90 and
o. Is respectively for money and account III
the open market money was easy at . per cent for
discount of bankers bills and at l2al "a per
cent for balances. Bar silver was firm AT J l-id
per ounce. American railways simply follower
the home prices. but ruled higher than concurrent
home quotations.
John H. Davis * Co. direct the attention OF
their clients to tho free and advantages Oh
their Bureau of Information for determining tie
values of railroad and other mortgage bonds.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEWlORk.
IMPORTS or MrRCHANDISE AT NEwNoltk.
For tho week i~-- lSsp. 1890.
Gsiciai ncrch'ndise sSsa.S52 5ISiio3 aisa
Total for week. sIl.eaaaia s7.7soco - 81 $50
Previously reported l35GlIo5s l42 6o'6 G2 l3'Oo2oS-
since Jan SAG $40 a71 $50 375 656 si4at7o COS
IMPORTS OF sPE,IE AT NEw-YOEK.
For Sv ieg w. ,., ~ 599;S "a ssI
Total since Jan.I. $500 G55 &c 3i559o si+93sS3
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NFW-YoRK.
r gr 's, E rcrcd 7s5isi 5osois 5iSSSS
Total since JAM. sso4se22 sia 1921 sloOse.oAs
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RAILROADS..
DEN N sylvia N ! a
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER MARCH ,, 1890.
a ,e,ve stations foot Of Dcsbrosses and Cort-

Trains leave stations foot Of Dcsbrosses and Cor-
SSSY a. lie FAST LIE 70, the W.T. c Ultima
s. LSq' op a HA aSa cnoSo except Sunday
1880 L. Nj. VI. TIFF ifs- XFW.YoRK AND CHICAGO LIN
lTED. composed exclusively u Pullman Ncstibgle
Drawing and Room slep9s Dnlng sucking lts
noersphe AND Ss DaIho, Nss
a @d "aa Da,C shop a l b sp STAN an am and .htd
BY stationary and movable cgete ngnts A''e' en-
500 r. n.ISf LoTIS' cnlCAcQ AND c,NcINSAAT AT
ns car 70 s. os =. SaIoass and Gnss@-.
slnns;i II IS M Chicago p NJ and St. Louis 10
$50 P;M IN: WESTERN IMPRESS iSr all poyyts e, IN
fssssc tiansa and Ms%Ps isaa'ylya9;ia , 81
i""%d 80 p NJ. G cSs "a 80 p M day and St.
LOUIS a. a. second morning. , oonneo'9 'o' ''''e'
100 apd r. aP H. IfsGo qHy % ''i Famsn v.tule
M Mns Seep a &c Gag v "a
80 m" rSig a1,S 10 p n ' f gay daiy aad
for CORY. Erie the on Regions. Cleveland and Column
BALTIMORE. wASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
W.isstoe Limited LAp5e;,s Of r1 S fSSs Sa.s;
80 m and " Congregational Lim.tcd - S eA3% with
I,gilar eAyicss, 10 20 90 and 80 a r.. ,is 90
10 80 90 and 999 p m a9a do 10 an, p,s oo
> m, and rs n;sat. For pents on cne-a n,se
az ccfhs, t9oaen 90 Prgon Sy ace, pa,lo,
Mills For Cape NAV. 90 y. n. w.ek day. ,,,
Tor .n G Hd r9P' H%q a except sunday
And 90 y m daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line = 10
m. week dow
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LApIfs, trains I,dNt &C.
10, b..U. 20, 90. 30 40 Chicago Limited
vita Dining car. and 10 10 Washington Limited Ana
II 10 a. NJ, l. 20. o.. : lo : ". 80 = ~ ~
90. 90, 30. 90 and 9 90 aud II 10 night
Accom- odaton II 10 a. aad 90 y H.. sun ans
10 q. H.. %, 4. 4 30 . . 30 and D. H., and
Il II nlrht. ACCOMMODATION. 90 y. m.
The NewYork Tranicr company will call for and chSer
from hotels ana fr-ll' noes
Por timetables OF Local trains apply TO ncka age,
q the Company.
CTAS E. PvGH. 7. r. WOOD
,scn. pal Manager General Piss'r Agent.
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Rnsinces Z hGnte5.

ANY DI~-AII>tILb ~ lL.l.~ .n '.-
IA -.-sn~nt s,.l.f.t-. a.. lisl''l q" 'Nti'-
-luli VIA flr president ~ AH 'Ii''' .'.i
ylanh'd 'oi.-'ft 80. 49, l'.-' 49,
incorporated under H. AVE- ~ ~ 81 30
Nm. loFA VIII an uni.'n.l-l'l o.. '.- ~ .
0nirrfcd ny rrnI's.'n 'onfes'~ii ''h ~
uDO e.-.'i'- g.. Nnt'ilnf assoc ril-'"-
au.-. Individual. u4 b. d. VI i'li OBJ 10. -
Win %. tun-il.!af.Y treated Nl'ul. tN"
m,Iiaf .nn 20 agents CONT renee !, NV.
d.. .a.4II -n...t4.- CONFIRM lAi'is " 40. ''.'l
Atdf.-. l'hIA. J.. -. BoN s., 30, \. l.
CRY
PARTY cantsol.ns 10000 ''f.- - very
n ,n..sOi. and i,Itllc faruin- lAn-. do
tolnf.Go u0..t uI. De !Ii4tifrt lu . .it0i'
time tAc ctf,l is b'in~ h.it nov, N.'N.
20 lnt a TO- ..tir lArts Who ''h AN DOT" .'
Addf.-- COLORADO. isih-ne Ni.''.
ron SAIL .o.I.,-fln..,A. ani ie.
A.mun,fnilt, cotton u.ll "ltA nae hln''l D.
o. ,n.yi'f nIi ~ 't-- -
. .oD .nAdI'- ID 600 -yrafr f''' 100 d. '.'
building Irh,r. hpl-r. ,lofh-h"N-r df' iNt-
house. .h.H..'.. COTTON h'N -'.
30 teutil,nf- &c.,. Obs arf@, f'HI wac
ppwsf al untiuf .NrpN "f va "''''.
$50 m.I.- % Rsu.h "rN ac0f-r.'l' ht fi'i
nd w,f.f ,.-t o..I 200 600. price 5.''.-
900. lloiiO 3.H''I PHILLIPS " .'.'.''
Tribune Building
4 nOt.I -lo.uoO additional capital
n waited FOR the nianriarinr" 20, h'N
hot.air furnace, already Wi mt'"'' .'''.
qua Iant"'' o. q" nuf auI p'ri "''" t..'r
any ",'''i i'l,'' -, .'' nnVNlN1,>
III broadway.
ACTIVE manager wanted. Nih sa.oo'.
~ f.r 49,. ~ a.di' ~" fonIal -n'''
x.,uv' NuD' .,l 't,,'.,I,.,r
'oH" '"''
A 4,"-N' iti ~ IL. n.rt l1
"a "i.i''' ''' al rrd." f.'...
,hS -" 10" in''''' ,,,t. n.,f.r,. rli,.
s ~; onn a. ~ ,ay % nrr cont annually IA
t,,.,,.,, fffTIII 4 DOWNING. III
uro,d.,"
r,rrxrr ,,,u, -lo 600 wanted m
\ oiir.t,i,i.6.d ~. lceitinafr cit,
,.,''',. n,.in, annual MT nr1nt ~
80 600 TTTTLE 4 DOWNING, III
nro.dway.
A rfoEor.m marnini., would Ike %
"A form Partnership with capitalist oi
would take special machinery nod"l-. &c..
- build estimate. given, cof.r.v"nden,'
,olicit'd j. Adair', II J.. hN" 49, LOU
Is ffoii lave. hr""h''"'
AtIllNIET stock and hNturr- 81
ll-hrd. god plllnr hu-lnr-, 81. Nm
cause ~ selling. 1tIII III s. DOW \ l''
IL Hroaivny.
4 II. tt',,'i',.'' 49,. ri A. half
-. .'i''' ...,a,'.' must be- sid. HER
nTl;T VANDYKL. Ecn,dict HDAding, Ia
Bro,dHas.
NAN win II 600 can -rcurr hu-inc~-
n connection In nr-t.cl,s- hu-in' that
Will yield him "A, l,a-t - GOO ''iiN u"
rlsks assumed. Or "sprl"nc' r'P'''"'
........., 81, t,,-i.
A OPTIONAL capita procured i3' n. PIX
~, h'ss pu, y, i,,i'lr on,o,tunirie. high.
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VUEsT SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G. q

w 7" = r r 80 I".rrTr,ns Ieaye west l2d-st
station New York foo~s. and fifteen mnItI oalIor
from foot Of Jayst. y. K Chicago. Detroit i'1Vn'
hamilton. % 30 3 10: 10 y ": g. i;ouIo'
- Is. = - D. ~ Toronto - 90 M 10; %ltear.
Montreal Canada East, "A. . 10 -
Fails syracuse. tn, and principal inernedla, stat"ns'
20 - M = -. y 10 and til ~ -. =. m
for Utica only KINGSTON, Ssus"rte,. t.te.ill Nnntt
"a 40 u 10. 30. II 80 a. III. ana ~ "a y az
= Is D. ~. Sewburg. 10 Is a. M 10 o'' *
g 80 I'll As lIaycrsaw - ,,s =, m Nagas.
AZ % ~. Elegant Sleeping Cars Tor UlHilo' rmtnrA
Fails Toronto Detroit Chicago dnd 81 Louis Da any,
sunday "a > Leave jersey CIV r. s s,aton.
ali 20 3 40 For tckcts 2a u1 Wasbincto1
Information. apply at offices broohyn %" e. New
York cy~i o7I 900 1855 and o.? Broadwsay VIA jig
powery 10 PARK place O8 West 125th-st. anu Wtss
Shore stations Of West 42d.t and feot OF
rom hotels and residences c. T.. LAMBERT. o~S0
6HasanRer Agent. Vandefbntsve-- N. l.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NATSkIIL. HI DSON, AND CONSACkIE.
~ Boats leave daily. sunday excepted, from Pier 80.
y. r. connecting at Hudson with
A. T. r. points Also Lebanon Springs
X. Il. direct to Bennington, W.
II INGSTON, RONDOUT and way landings
IN MONDAYS Wednesdays and Friday, Commencing
March "a boat leaves from foot Of lafrsonst at D. he
Ni'ef 'p''' R0MER rREMPER STEAMBOAT co.
NJ ORWICH LINE - FANORlTE INSIDE
~ ROUTE.-Fares reduced To Boston. 3; Worcester.
corresponding reductions TO all points East Steamers
leave pier odd number North River foot OF Wattsst
(neNt pier above Dsbgosscsst telry calx sunday eS-
c'pt'd, at 80 p. N. Il. w. BsADh, AGENT.
~ "REMINISCENCES leave Peck Slip
~ (Per rs, +. r. at and II D. m. Sundays ex.
ceped Steamers arrive in tine for trains north ana east
A pyERTIsEMENTS IoE THE lIyrn NEW%'Y23Rak
upTOWN OFFICES, 40: ! rs Broadway corner Thirty
nr-f.st until o. m: $40 Broadway, between Twenty.
second and Twenty.third sts until p m 25Q we'
i5s Fogth:ave FoiItee9th;,st 7co Thirdaye
corner FOrty-seyenh-st; l02G Thiidavc. near SlNty
frst.st 7OS i06 West Forty secOnd-st.i
Ninh.ave and SNtyeighthst.. and 80 Libertyst. and
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East Onehundred-a and
twenty nfth.st. 70 D. at regular office rates
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SHORT SUGAR SEASON ~ VERMONT.
Westncd VI, April 12.Thc unusually mild winter
and spring ha, shortened the sugar season in Northern
Vermont and much less than the usual quantity Of
sugar and syrup Is made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

TIE BANK STATEMENT

SATURDAY, AlIil ] = III
BY the operations Of the New-l ORR Srh-liei'
ury in the week ended last evcnln-, which H.
cluded the receipt Of $50, 900 for exchange ON
other Sub-Treasuries, and the payment Of >i~.,-
ls6 for purchased bonds, the Ncw-iora banks
lost $2,,O0,9s6 cash. Io-days bank statement
Of the weeks averages reports loss Of Sl,5.i'
200 cash. Assuming that the condition week.
ago was about ~ 900, 900 better than tie average
OF that week to-days statement indicates rec pis
from the interior about equal 10 the ouiro other
than through the Treasury, and that the hiuio'
now closely approximate the actual cash head al
the close Of business yesterday. The loans Were
reduced Sl,439.oOO. This, with the loss III cash
81 ,2OO calls for d decline OF se,GOo,o0p IN
deposits which, however, are reported Ic"u','
ouly 81 336JOO Hence the statement results
in a loss Of S99o,o75 10 the surplus rcsrDc' ana
leaves it at Sij2 400, against $685., 80 Apn
-, 1889, $lO,s5O,325 April Ii, 1888, ana
Si,45s,6j0 April lG, 1851.
The following The comparative statements OF A1rh
and April II
Loan. A%,! Zoo 80. S 90. '5 Zoo pee it%Sg
E 81 :$ $ $
The following relation between tn" total re-
and to total deIc,its at the respective date
SPECIE 81 s59 dCo so l9i 900 500 Pee Io $50 700
Total reserve sloa 1876 300 OK 100 pee sia2'2oo
Reserve required mn. ,.,-
ag's. deposits lO2 s35s25 Io2, 5397oo Dee. BILL
Surplus ........ sI442475 s452. 800 pee. sooo.o75
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day: Exchanges. 81 G,s3961G; balances
- .GO2. 109 For the week Exchanges, SVJo,-
2I2 ,O3J; balances, $29,24s,0S1.
THE STOCK MARKET.
At the opening Of business this morning there
was a continuance Of Yesterdays late drive against
stock values. And ST. Paul and Union Paciic were
added 10 the list against which the assault was
directed. But in almost every instance the low
est prices were made during the first fifteen MN
liics Of business. There is no evidence that any
" long stocks. except among board-roon traders
have been disturbed by the late raid Oh values
After the early prices there seemed To he an en-
haustion Of the bear tactics and prices steadily
improved 50 that the final prices generally show
small gains on last evenings closing prices. Inc
late movemcnt-the last fifteen minutes was
somewhat stimulated by the publication OF The
bank statement. which proved to be- not nearly 50
" bad as had been predicted. The market closed
strong ut best figures
TIL BOND MARKETS.
There were no TRANSACTIONS IN Government Dpnhs
Annexed are the closing quotations.
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Ip,Ny KoATS PEOPLES LINE.
Business Gbanees

- ATENr for sale q an article useful to Z.
It., BIp"Nlyn.
CODA WATER BUSINESS FOR sale.
- cheap. on reasonable terms 900 boxes
per week. Inquire l57 hlizaoeth-s.
~ UrrLE \ DOWNING. IL broadway.
L mcgofiat' sale, of business. manuiactuF,
.ag. mining and quarry proprrti'~. ana
procure partners with capital, highest COM
inrrcia. and bank references.
rrHI GREATEST absolutely positive In
i falihl" Dyspepsia cure IN tno world :
r..c. ~ 30 sent everywhere, r,~pou-ib be
pliy with 5000 to =io.o l. offered a
l.Ifat opportunity FOR q source OF wealth.
$50 Putnim-aNr. BROOKLYN.
I,o ,ArIIALI~!~.- Rare cnanc. Tor a
| profitable investment j. to establish a
hl.k Ia IilDodauN. La. Full particular. q
be- h,d from l.. NJ PERRIN. Bon 80. Til.
OodauN La
N, ANTrD.-A good man 70 appoint
w ag,nt- for ~ insulantc company, Al
DE-. EAGLE lNSl RANCE SOC ETY.,
l23 C,lirornia->t.. san Francisco Gal.
x,,,Xrrp 4 student. win from - GOO
w % 5000: publishing business. {;
rI-ll,KD>nN. Novelty Advertiser and
Vol rnrn,er % DeY--t.. y. !.
w ANIlD.- $1,000. with or without ser.
w vice. improved building article. I'M
.lnitod d,m'ud, - p'r CON. qua 1nt,,d
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Az ANrTD \ partner with means In IN
w established manufacturing business
r,,uu eoni pfult. with more orders tlah
',a Mn with present means. shops raiahl'
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rowing ,ltN ON Erie T. T.. after >'a>oh
Of : months. privilege 80 hny "n'-n3li III
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w Immense business monopoly aiitavf
d.,e'np,d valuable - the Telephone. Au-
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vurNHrFD To communicate with deal
w rr- having trade with grocery ana r.,
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opportunity. Adlr,-, T.. boN 20 tribune
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month in best town Of America ot 70 COZ
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, ~ LTlMORE AND

Via Central r. Il Of NV icI, fiadclphla and Reading
T. f. and iiaitiuofr and ohio l.. T. M
Tor Philadelphia at 90. 40 80. II 90 o. m 80
S,o&p'tSs So . 80 Il. M. co. 30. 90. 90 D. M
Il II night $40 49,, On :, oo ,,x
ccIi sunday op 20 > go p M d. 10 night 10
Train. leaving AZ 10 II 90 =. 30, ! 90. o+O.
20 H. M ~. Il, nigh except saturday nght have con-
meet Ion for I, aiding Iiarrisblig. Fo,Nllr So - oo,
Tickets Ptflor-tar Dr. procured q, -"
Az OF iIf0 3.3 broadway. ~ WhaNr, 2pi VIZ,
10Th st. 13 East 125'hst. N"w-Nork; 'onTtEst' 0"o
linton ifoidwaY. ifoDElfn. -,
N.w Yora Transfer viii call FOR ana check Dag
c,r,o hotel residence.
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THE ATTACK CONTINUED.

RESISTING THE BEAR TACTICS
STOCKS ADVANCE DESPITE DESfhKAlE
MEASURES AND CLOSE STRONG
,.,rs At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-APKlh L.
soyDs AND BANK STOCKS
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OBJECTION cry. stationery. toy, lhnn-
I dry agency; two door from IA S'Hi
school In city entire monopoly no p,tn '. =
ni.hrd and let ~ go. pris. 1928 going IA
business Manch'>tcr. : II. Address j.
ahl Nfh.aNr.
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ore = l. 4 Y y con
3. 900. ..... H3
Oregon II a Nav
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COUNTERS, shrNIns-. partitions. rail.
~ inGS tables, desks. STORES and Offices
nttcd estimate, given on all kinds u
woodwork. 10 Ann->t.. near Broadway.
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DANKING nor ~ want party with frw
ID thousand dol.hr'. 300 Monthly sh"iN
.,d /, ,.r cent inter. Il on money. which
,,n n, Withdrawn ~ any tln,c. and i iullN
sr,ur,d Adlr.-. quickly. T.. CLOVER.
1y..hfrvf.n ID &
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II| NO = 'IT T'T 'F Tf1n TOT TIiTIITNN, II
ror'n ALI Irinrli1l T. irf. fl Iftft and I
,,, . W. -TfRN NIGHT 'NPnt--.
rlNTHAL EAlLEOAD OF NLW-JEEsEY.

~ I.DI OF IIi...l.IT ST.. NpEIH KINLE.
flur Liable 90 tprl l-t. 1870
Cnnni NliNr.f,r.' 81 fa.t.n. kAtng liarr'hrrf ram
aqua ShluDn4u. -uINIrt l'Nl-iurf Wl4dH sport
900 fpr lie.lnston. I-a-i"n. Hrihirh"i" Alien
town iId NI1.rh lllIa.
= =, o. H. for Pennington. Lake nolatcong. I:a~ton.
I.D'lI,I4 Allentown NiI.h Chunk, VILE shtrf' S'iih-
ton Read nu IOtt-,c Tanaqus ShanOAin.
Sunbuf, l.,sl.tul- " iianl-por -,
AGO. d u ilrilin rt"n. Ia-ion brthl'h'u Alien
u r fui .a-'o beth is'ln. Allentown. NAuch
Chunh. HllEr-blgfr. 300 anton Ial.dIua, NnanO"ln.
30 H. :Dr IIr.iugto.. Lake liplit Oug lnstoh.
Bethl,in and Allc town. 80 D. IA for Som'rNlIe ana
80 D. 3d. for ra.ton. Rethl~hcn, Allentown Mauch
CHUNK l,,adlng. Harrisburg. sc ON sundays al ~
y. Ia = GO q 30. Sui ti'- for l.aston $50
80 .. d.. for li-iol. il'tnlch'n. and Allentown -
M. Sunaass f.r l.tnton. Ect'hrn. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk and NhnlCAln.
90 D. n.. Sunday. for Iasion Bethlehem, Allentown
For Red Bank Long Branch. A,bury Park. Ocean
Grove and Point Ilca.ant 30 s:l5 II 10 a m, 90.
. 80 900, -. 90 10 y. sundays. = 90 a. m,
D. sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove or
FOR noninou,h Beach. s,abright. etc. 80 si5.
For Atlantic iiirland. Va Matawan and Kcyport
30 d Ia 10 30 H.. 60 4 co. . 80 y. II. Sundays.
2of I.nGe1ocd. i 80 s:I5 a. ~. 90 80 90 90
H. ~undas- q. ~.
For Toms River and lisrnegat 80 3 10 a. M. 90.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4:3o a. NJ %, 80 + 10 nhronph cnpTs,' win Ps ME-
For ylnrland and Br.dccton. 30 a. m. 90 . m.
For Freehold 80, 49, II 10 a. m, 90. 200, o;oO
~ For p'rth Amboy . 90 sI5 10 30 u II m.
! co. 90 90 80 $40 3 80 y. H. sundays 300.
u
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would disappear like frost before the
rays of the sun. 1t was the detection
of the army in 1889 that overturned
the throne of Louis XVI In France.
The immense expense of maintain-
ing the army of Germany on a war
footing, in time of peace, gives to the
socialists fulcrum on which to rest
their lever-supplies them materials
for arranging the existing order of
things as fatally vicious and of ap-
pealing to the passions Of the multi
tude.
The situation of Europe is porten-
tentious and menacing. Nihilists in
Russia and socialism in Germany and
France are branches of the same tree,
and working for the same end-the
destruction of the existing order of
things. Once started, revolutions
move forward with resistless force
and defy all control. Germany is
threatened with socialistic upheav-
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SYNOPSIS OF HIS FLEETiNG
IDEA.

CHAPTER by w. II. Ballou.-Henry
Henshall, a young artist. while travelling
in a parlor car, mentally sketches the
the mirror, she being one of party of
four, consisting of an old man, presum-
ably her father, a gOverneSs and a man
with a villainOuS cOuntenance. He makes
a sketch of the party. During the night
the girl plays entrancingly on her violin.
He-determines to make her acquaintance,
but upon arising in the morning he finds
that the train has been in the Grand
Central depot some hours, and that the
party of four had disappeared.
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All Sorts.

Boy Customer-"I want to look a
some socks" Clerk-"Fast colors?'
mo, blame it, 1 am a, messenger
boy Life.
Mr.. Brumford Chappy-"A fellow
told me today that l didn't know
enough to go in when it rained.'
Miss Edgerly-" What want O.
tactn
City Cousin-"It is perfectly simple
Silas; the cable pulls the car" 81
see that, Hennery, but I'm bothered
if kin see who pulls the cable. p
Harper's Bazaar.
Humor Merely Relative: - Teacher
binding out who had hit him with q
paper BALI You thought that very
funny, didn't you? ?" Johnnie-"I
would have if I hadn't been caught
Life,
A Division of Responsibility: Hel
father-':W hat, You want to marry
my daughter? Why, sir, you can't
support her. 1 can hardly do 1t my.
self" Suitor (blankly)-C.c-an't we
chip in together ?''-Puck.
A Trife Hard: Sergeant at the
Morning Parade - Recruit Meyer,
the next time you appear to me In my
dream in such a disagreeable way
as you did last night, I'll give you
three days in tie lookup v'-Flei-
gende Blatter.
A Leading Question: Attorney for
Prisoner lin Kentucky courtroom
Gentlemen of the jury, will you
take" Jury lin chorus -"Certain
ly" Attorney (calmly)-"A common
sense view OF the evidence in this
case, etc?" Verdict for common
wealth.-Munsey's Weekly.
The Failed Crop: Young Lady
|'"HOw much Is this ribbon a yard?''
Clerk-"Ten dollars, madam. and
going up every minute" Young
Lady-"Mercy me! didn't suppose
it would be over fifty cents" Clerk
with dignity)-"That ribbon, mad.
am, is peach color. New York
Weekly.
Couldn't Follow 1t: Physician
You have caught this cold, young
man, by carelessness. If you will
soak your head and be careful to veal
your overcoat when you go out you
will be all right" Young Spend
thrift-"No use trying that prescrip
ton, doctor I've soaked the over
coat. "-Chicago Tribune.
Deserved a Life Sentence-"Priso
ner, stand up. How many time,
have you been convicted of crime?'
about 'leven times, jedge." "Hav,
you no fear of the law" sternly de
manded the judge. No, yer honor,
answered the prisoner, in a broker
voice. ~ We got the courage of m,
convit ito $, 1 reckon. Chicago Tri
| bune.