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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-12
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HERE IS really little use in my con t inuing to call" said the doctor; "it will only run you
 into useless ex- pense. l may go on prescribing and prescribing till get through the whole phar- macopoeia, but I can do him no good; what he n e c d s is not drugs, but air
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-12
PENMANSHIP. Prof. AoIIev

Teaches every pupil to write fine rapid business hand in a course of 16 private lessons a. NO FAILURES.
 All kin Is of pen work executed in the II, hest degree of the art 167 Bank St
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-12

DADDY COME Too," SAID THE CHILD. clinging to him. "Don'tl God will be good to us!'
 They stood thus for some seconds, while no sound was heard but the loud ticking of the cheap lodging-house clock on the mantelpiece. The wife sobbed little in sympathy with her usband; not that she considered at all that she felt how his was. Seeing and hearing her, he recovered himself. Come, my dear" said he, "this does no good. Let us sit down and see what can be arranged
 He led her back to her seat. He sat down beside her, transferred the boy to his own lap, and held her hand.
 "Come now, Jim," said he to the boy, mammy to the country? Eh?" Daddy come, too," said the child, putting his arm about his fathers neck.
 'T would, Jim, I would," said he, with the faintest suspicion of a painful catch in his voice still; ''but I have no money. And don't know how nanny and you are to go, unless some kind friend offers to take you in."
 "Oh, James dearl" exclaimed the wife, impulsively, catching her hus- bands hand to her check. ''It's who have taken you from kind friendsl am a burden to you, and nothing but a burden!"
 My dear wife," said he, bending to her, you are the sweetest burden that ] man could bear, and I'd rather have you than all else the world could give"
 Its beautiful, my dear," said she, ''to hanr vou say sn It's like awaeA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-12
SAMPLE ROOM.

JOHN NOLAN, 80 East Main St.,
 Choice liquors, wines, ales and lager, foreign and domestic cigars. Give me a call.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-12

He took the telegram in to his wife and read it aloud:
 ''Can you supply Upton chapel on Sunday next? Letter to follow" That was all, with the name and ad- 1 dress of the sender appended. Both the l minister and his wife knew the Upton | chapel, and perceived at once that that was the most hopeful thing that had l happened to them for more than a year. "Yes," wrote the minister on the re- ply form, which he handed to the tele- graph boy.
 "Thanl1 God for that, Nary" said he, when he returned to her. "Now can send you and Jim away for at least a l week! Thank God, my dearr' He kissed her, and then set himself in his agitation to walk up and down the little room.
 "That will mean five pounds for us, I believe; don't want to count the fee I | shall get, but can't help it now. It's a rich congregation, and I think I must get that. And, Nary" he went on, ''what if they should ask me to be their 1 minister? You know they are without | one. Perhaps the letter to follow will l say something. Upton is a beautiful,
 bracing suburb, and Jim-our own nt- | tie Jim!''-and he raised him in his arms -"would get strong there!'' "Ah, my dear" said his wife, it is too tempting. I am afraid to hope. But
 am sure when once they hear you they | will like you. Now let us think; what
 sermons will you talze?"
 1 CHAPTER H.
 The letter to follow came by a late post, but 1t was only fuller and politer version of the telegram. It l hoped that Mir. Murray would be able to give the Upton congregation the pleasure of listening to him, it apolo- gized for the short notice Git was then
 Friday), and it invited the minister to dine with the writer on Sunday. It thus gave no hint that the eye of the Upton congregation might be on Mir.
 Murray, but at the same time it did not completely dash the hope that it might be.
 | On Saturday the minister sat down nnd wrote one sermon expressly for the occasion, and with that and another in his pocket he set off on Sunday morning to fulfill his engagement with some trepidation.
 The aspect of the Upton chapel was itself cheerful and inspiring. It was nearly new, and it was large and hand some in a semi-Gothic, open-raftered
 style; moreover, it was well filled, with out being crowded. It was a complete
 contrast to the place where MT. Murray usually ministered, where most of the high-baclSed musty pews were quite empty, where kind of fog hung per petually, and where the minister, perchcd aloft in the pulpit, was as ga
 voice crying in the wilderness" Then,
 in the Upton chapel there was a fine
 organ and good singing by a we'll
 trained choir. When the minister,
 therefore, rose to preach his sermon
 it was with a sense of exaltation and
 inspiration which he had not felt for
 years. He delivered himself with effect
 and he was listened to with wakeful
 attention and apparent appreciation. When the service was over and one
 leader of the congregation after another
 anne to the vestry to shake him warm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-12

1 ONWARD To the pinnacle of success in the TAILORING TRADE. is our aim.
 Do You wonder at the crowds which visit our establishment continually, when we assure you that they are only taking advantage of the great induce. ments we are offering to all who are looking for garments which are perfect in fit, with out the least fault in workman. ship, stylish in appearance, and at prices far below those of other Merchant Tailors
 Do not hesitate to try us,and It you have any doubt about our ability to please you. we can refer you to hundreds of our patrons who are willing and anxious to give a word of praise to the manner we have treated them.
 We make All Wool Business Suits to order from Sl5 up. and All Wool Pants from $3.5Oup,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
FOUR-HANDED DUEL.
Two Suitors for IA County Belle Attack a
Favored Rival and Kill Him.

The correspondent OF the st. Louis Re
p,ibiic writes from Louisville Nv: A four
handed duel in which two OF the partici-
pants were uortally and anOhe badly
wounded, occurred at Pleasure Ridge Park.
seven miles from this city, last evening.
Ii was all about a girl. and has created the
greatest excitement all over the county,
where the participants are well known.
Sidney Smith, Clay Stewart. and Dudley
Asop, all sons of well-to-do farmers, were
enamored of the same girl-the belle OF the
ueighborhood. Until two months ago the
rivals cot on well together. Smith finally,
in the eyes of the other two became the
favored sutton. Later. II is alleged, Alsop
made a statement involving the name OF
the young lady. This caused Smith and
Alison TO become bitter enemies. and
Stewart. it appears, took up the cause OF
Alsop.
Matters came 10 such pass that last eye-
ming AlsOp ana Stewart, while under the
influence of liquor, set out TO find Smith.
Riding to his house he was called out.
Smith came. As he did so Alsop drew a
revolver. Before he could raise II Smith
had drawn his pistol, and both weapons
were leveled at almost the same moment.
Alison was the first 10 fire, but he missed
his man and the report from Smiths wea-
pon came second later. also failing to take
effect. The next bullet from Alsop's weap on
struck Smith III the right slde and the
latter staggered but did not fall, Smith
fred again but AlsOp was untouched. Al
the next exchange of shots bullet struck
Alsop in the left thigh and brought him to
his knees. Here Stewart. thinking Alsop
was getting the worst of il, and was about
to DO killed. drew his pistol and fired at
Smith. Although bleeding profusely. from
tine wound IN his side, Smith transferred
his revolver from his left TO his right band
and fred the two remaining shots at Stew.
art. The latter emptied the FIVE chambers
of his pistol at Smith. and one OF them
struck him in the left breast Just above the
nipple. Stewart was shot Ia the groin.
al this iunctuEa Smith dropped his pistol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

A MOTHERS TERRIBLE DEED.
Ehe Deliberately Kills Her Three Children
aud Then Herself

thy 'ei'Ri"pn l" 'n' D'7pHt."i
EAsHyILIE. ITNN., July W-Mrs. IattY
I.oekridga wife Of Mr.. Thomas Lock
ride ct'I sister az COLONEL. j. O'Din pro-
sr.lnerat produce merchant OF this city. snot hcr
fbr,.e chl .lren mad herself about O'Clock ycs-
fersiay afternoon ~ her homo, nbout three
miles south az Spring Hiu, heury county.
the oil .si cIflI Was lO4r years and the youngest
fo,1r mouths oh.
Affer dinner yosterlay Lo-kridgo wont 70
Clsurci, lra,rg lis homo in IT, usual state 81
..nt ffN- Ind ln0li containing Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

and staggering toward the house, ne saiu :
II have no more cartridges. They nave
killed mel"
BY this time Stewart had assisted Aisop
70 his feet. and they stood as If awaiting
for some Of Smiths friends TO come ou'
and renew the combat. but no one moved
Then the two men started 70 the ience,
where their horse was tied. Stewart
climbed into the vehicle, and Alsop haa us
foot on the wheel when Fitzgerald, the iaIih
hand. ran out Of the house with dQ9pis-
barrelled shotgun in his hands w Me ,ea
within few feet Of the fence he raised tne
weapon and fred point blank at Alsop, the
charge taking effect in the. back OF the
latter. Stewart grabbed his friend by tne
arm and pulled him into the buggy. Jus, Just
as he struck the horse with the whip fi'h-
gerald fred again. the shot taking etfect IN
Stewards right arm and eide ana also hlt-
ting the horse. The animal was not oadIy
hurt, however. and he was driven furiousiy
away. $50
smith will not live till morning ana
Stewart may last several days. Alsop Is
suffering much pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
PARLIAM
A CRANK IN A GALLERY CREATES A
DIVERSION.
The Case of Mr.. Decsbain-Awards to
American Artists-Generaf Foreign
News OF Interest.

fBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON, Enc, July 2O.--The House OF
Commons was aroused this evening to an
unac customrd degree of liveliness by de-
cidedy sensational episode. A man who
had obtained admi;tance 10 the strangers
gallery suddenly sprang TO his feet and
widely Aourished above his head bundle
Of documents referring to some real OF
fancied grievance which he attempted to ex-
plain % the members of Parliament. When
he saw the police start for him he threw
his papers 70 the floor Of the House. lie
was captured ana taken 20 the police-staton-
AGENTLEyAs WHO WAS TO BIZ EXprLLED
When tho mombers had recovered from The OK
element caused by this incident the speaker
read letter written by counsel for Mr. Edward
Derobaln. member for East Belfast. VINO u
charged with serious offences, Asking mat pro-
cecdincs against him might te suspended III or
der 90 enable him to return 10 England ana meet
the charges brought against him.
Mr.. DecObaln f. now 90 Boulogne-sur-her'
France. under the care Of "a physician, ana GER
iiacatc 10 this effect was enclosed.
Thursday. July 23d, was the DAY fixed upon Tor
the expulsion Of Mr.. Decobain from the House OF
Commons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
ExSs2EezEsz5zEszN
nEiIIIS.


RRITTON.-piod, at her parents residence, Az !,
Gas O'Clock SUNDAY, July 10, 1871. JnSSSlE
ELIZABETH. the infant daughter OF D. W. anu
Mary = Brifion: aged eight months. ,,,o
Funeral took place Monday AZ tho resluen'0'
No 1902 Twenty-seventh street, nj O'CLOCK
Hinton (W. Nn.) papers will please copy
MALONEY.-Died, at tho residence OF het
granGnoiher Mrs. May :. Miller, l]lO "es-
Cary street, July lnih. at twenty minute 49, "
o'clock \. NJ. MARIE. infant daughter on sese.
phine r. and the late Thomas Nj. Maionoy ;
nged nine months and two weeks.
Two little angels now on high,
They hand IN hand together roam;
Three links now bind mo 20 the SKY
Three fingers beck'ning me to come;
Lord give me strength my loss 10 bear'
And lead me In the heavenly way; -
on NAV meet husband and children there,
In realms Of everlasting day.
The little crib ls empty now.
The little clothes laid by;
4 mothers hope, q fathers Joy
In death g cold arm doth lie;
Go. little pilgrim. 20 thy homo
On y0nder biissful shore:
miss thee here, bat soon viii come
Where thOu hast gone before.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon nt 4
o'clock from the Sacred Heart church.
Painsyille lOJ papers please copy.
MINSON.-Dicd, Sunday, July 10. 1891, at 10
4. NJ. nj his parents residence, sl4 spilhs
street RICHARD CLINTON MlNSoN, son Of Jo-
seph A. and Bette a. Minson aged two years
aud six months.
Burial at Hollywood cemetery.
RFEVF.-Died. on Monday, July 90. 1891, nj
five minutes past > O'Clock I. W., JOHN Ed
WARD. only child Of Edward c. and Lula n
Reeve: aged four years two months aud twenty
four days
'snffer little children To come unto We ah1
forbid them not, for Of such IL the kingdom OF
Heaven. -,
Funeral services from the residence OF his
grandfather. .ohn r. Mann, No. south PUN
street. TODAY AZ $50 j. VI. Friends ana ac'
cuaiutanccs invited to attend
sMITH.-Dod. AZ his residence, zoos west
Leigh a.rort. last Sunday night at O'Clock
BRAXION SMITH. in his seTenty-eighth year
"Whou thou paHscth through tho winter VIII
be with thee: when thou walkeSt through the
fire thou shalt not Dee burned"
Funeral services will take place at the tDe'
Meier Baptist church. corner Leigh and Judel
streets, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July u
1851. Friends ci the family are respectfully IN
viied 10 attend.
STEWARD. Died,at his residence, IN Rockets
Saturday. July l3th, at 10 o'clock =. NJ
CHARLES STEWARD: aged sixty years.
lie leaves wife and three children 10 mourn
their lOfs.
WALLACT.-Died at his residence, 23l4 cas-
Grace street, Monday morning, July 10Th al
years.
Tie leaves n devoted wife, six children, anC
two grandchildren g. mourn thcir loss:
Funeral THIS Tuesday EVENING at
o'clock from Leigh-Street Efptlrt church
Friends ana acqualntanros respectfully request
ed TO attend. by request Of deceased there VII
be no flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

very anekisn. Finally. when II was known nat
sne feceipts ior eo-norrow we're estimated ~ 91O
cMs. pcrembor fen 10 SEC. Estimates - " tho
Visible snppiy.were generally that Il wots'd show
an incfcase--and this assisted in causing tho
weakness. Aftew noon on strong and hie0er
cables II rallied and closed At sGS<c com Wa
quiet but showed a httis strength Al ons
tms on cool weather ard the back
ward condition reported In some sections,
!here was not much pressure 10 scIL A
few onyins orders esmc In. sepsembsr soid At
nom 81 tc to 52hc., but without mnch bust
ness. Ihen on an estimate of $40 cars for to-
morrow the market became weak and septem.
Der cropped back 20 oissc. During the Iass
hour the market was nrm on decrease In visible
supply and there was a change 20 523fa529<c.,
closing at 52>tc. Eariyiy the day the market sas
hammered by several big operators, vboee
brokers began 10 buy on The decline. Oats we're
easy until the visible supply report came ! a,
showing heavy decrease, when IL Improved .
tri1e, and tho close was near the top. Pro-
visions were strong early IN sympathy with tho
higher prices for bogs, but weakened later on
the report that the French Chamber u Deputies
had adjourned for three months without acting
on the proposed reduction IN duties. There yes
n reaction later, however, and the ciose was st
about the highest prices Of the day. september
pork opened Mt si1.25, sold up 10 sll.3l,S, re-
coded TO e1f.I2ts. rallied 20 e1l.37ts. and closed
there, q gain over Saturdays close " 17txc.
Lard Is unchanged ana ribs show gain q
2l3aoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
Tho Worlds Wheat Crop.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch-I
IovDov. ENG.. July 20.-Ihe Times sum
narizcs the harvest prospects oi the "oill ~
follow:
In Russia there il a grave deficit the peasant
~ are starving, and there f. small hope Of feiei
Ina India there IL serious anxiety; n famine pre-
walls over n considerable portion Of the country.
Madras. Ra'putana, and the puniauO are the
wort sufferers. There IL drought in bengal,
and the need Of moro rain Il urgent Bombay
nlone promises n good harvest. The American
harvest viii be good in quality and amount. bat
vrifb mo failure Of the Indian ana Russian sup
plies. II r. Of the utmost importance mat mo
Fnglish crop shall not bc short. The prospect on
tho whole IL good. In the CHIEF wheat cyuhtcs-
Fsscx Norfolk. and Sufiolk-thc crop n above
tho average. and in other counties mp to tho ay-
eraec TIC harvest will be la;e ana prires VIII
be high. There l.. therefore, good outlook Tor
the English farmer to break the long series OF
disastrous years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

Tho Diamond.

lHytelesraqh 90 tho Dispatch.
WssHi>oloN. u. g.. July Following
re tn baseball results of to-day:
ltNasniuriou Aaoclauom: E.B. II. =.
Na-hInrtou-.. 100 % q q % / o - |
s(inlrnafI- l % 5000 ~ 10 .
Bat. -Oa,ry and Lehman, Dwyer and
ID Baltimore ,Asaorieton,: RIB. II. p.
3Sli uurrs. ........0 , O o O q ! OF
n l.uis........... o q o . Ia !
Baretr- Mcmahon AMI Robinson; Suvetts
% sie.
Il I1.miclinla .As-ocn,ion): RB.M +.
"A tli,f..-.........1 q 3 q O o o O. ! .
foUmtu,... ..5Olll23O x-l3l6 =
Be- weighing ana Miuean; kucli, Do
M, ali plnnhgc.
T., mai4....'oeo oooO1o-I s :
4il..nuaiis....-O I OF OOO0X -2 : 4
b ourncs Young and thinner; Mnlono and
DAI nslon.
fi,'.turss.........o liOOOOIO-3 . :
H. agos ........O O 90 1000 90 . .
zbst'.gcs- King and MACK; Hutchinson and
kii'r'd -c.
n .iou Association: X. BIZ T.
slogl-rlles .... % 3 90 90 q L > l. 3
ID .,',fi,s Fitzgerald and Murphy; Meekeu
~ Ryan.
ID Hus,ou Lcaruc1: R.B.H. ,.
Bo,,,n. 40 OOIOO-3 i d
alhlaIelphia. ......O @ % 90 q q o 90 3 .
Baucfies tlarkspn nnd Camel; Gleason,
Menu AMI nolenanty.
II New York league: R.BH. D..
ew loyks. .......O . l o / OO2 10 3
ff1oklyns ........O q I q o O 3 q "a . 3
,fa'.'nes -Rusis and Buckley; Loyett and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

months ago, whom rumora caused n heavy With
drawal OF 100000 within fifteon days, OF when
$4,000 was taken out hy foreign loan COM
pantes ON accoun, o. tho alien land law. spaui'
ding says the bank is solvent, with no occasion
for n receiver, and he would not have taken such
n step except NJ tho unanimous request OF the
directors. DoposiiorH and creditors VIII DC tuliy
protected. A movement IL on foot 10 rcorganlre
tho bank under the new law. Other banks ten
dcrcd aid. but the directors concluded that IL
was beat 20 take the course they did. NO other
banks arc affected. and little excitement Is ex-
llhItcl over the NuApcnsIOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Reported for the Dispatch.l

lhcpDEtcu lpl Di1ERe~IJ
July 20, 1891.
No auction offerings on Change today.
Revenue collections: Cigars AMI cigarettes
s2.2s9.30; tobacco. S2,16O.2s; special TAX
s200-total s5,44e.5S.
Private sales: Filters, 3d. smokers, II
wrappers, 0-total, 62 hogsheads-
Registered on Change: Henry Canon, X g.
Hart, Henderson, n. c.; f. L. Fleming, Raleigh
\. c.. X. V. Minor, Oxford. y. c.
Regular sales at Planters warehouse to-snor-
row with Granyille-ccunty offerings. The bright
crop as IL nov stands promises better filters and
more OF them, fewer smokers with wrappers
enough for all needs, says Richmond seller o.
tobacco from the Virginia hright-oelt. The late
planting has the best show. fhe moro rain the
thinner the tobacco and consequently the better
chance for cutters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

July 2O.-Receipts: 23j head cattle, 3OO neeh
sheep, and 200 head hogs.
sales: 2O5 head cattle, 200 head sheep, and
200 head hogs.
Prices:
Catt.e-Best. 4aiiic. gross; medium 10 goo1'
3taa3t,c. gross common 10 fair, y 4a3c. gross.
Sheep, 3lea4t,c. gross.
Lambs, iAJl.c. groes.
Hogs, 8}ta7igc. net,
Bulls, - . :, grOss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
Honor. for American Artists.

4 ny Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
BgKiIS. GERMANY. july %. The iudges
Tie International Art Exhibition have award.
fctt gold medals 10 the American artists
|orOos, Nienhopo, shannon, aud McEwen, who
fefo among the exhibitors. Mr.. Waterhouse an
smericah architect, has also been awarded a
peat gosd medal Messra. stewart, Rridgmen
~ story, American painters, aud Messrs. Pet
= ana stone, English artists. were awarded
5nlGN gold medals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
A Candid Critic.

Judge.
"Wcll, what do you think of my picture
nj the Academy Of Design ~ asked young
Mahlstick Of Jones the other day.
Far dear boy fair, but now you ask
me must confess liked your earlier style
better
Earlier Style"
Eyes. when YOU didn't paint at all, you
know"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 20.-The advices today from
abroad were not encouraging,and the stock mar
ket met with another Setback In the shape OF
further export 81 gold 10 tbe'amOunt OF s6OO,-
OOO The trading Is still almost purely profes-
sional, and this at n time when many confident
IL expected to see n better state OF affairs In the
street IA particularly discourayins. The outside
conditions are as favorable a. expected, but the
foreign situation, even though there appears to
be disposition TO support the weakening
houses there, remains rs a menace 10 the sta
biiity Of prices and seems TO be the principal
check 10 operations in n speculative line here.
TERMINAL, ETC, SOLD SHORT.
Tho shipment Of gold was n most effective fac-
tor on the bear side to-day, and the trading e!e-
ment no longer he-itated 10 sell the leading
stocks short, Burlington, 81. Paul, Atchison.
Richmond and West Point, and Lecsawanna
being specially conspicuous for the impression
made upon their figures. The selling pressure
brought more activity, which, however, Was con-
fined almost entirely 70 The few stocks MENTION
ed : and while there was noticed an Increased
tendency 20 trade in tho low-priccd shares, such
transactions resulted In no important move
ment.
TIE oFEHISG FIRM.
Tho market was firm Mt the opening, but the
traders sold Burlington and afew others aided
10y some foreign sales. and fractional losses We're
scored In all the leading stocks In the early
trading. very promising rally from these
prices was In progress when the announcement
Of the export OF gold was made, ana the Stocks
bought in for the short account we're thrown
over Immediately and new lines put out all along
the line, that before delivery hour most or
the prominent shares were down about per
cent. and Burlington, which bore the brunt Of
the pressure. nearly per cent.
EAST TENNESSEE DOWN TO ~.
Tho most demorallzing spectacle OF ithe day,
however, WAS 70 see East tennessee LIST pre-
ferred sell AT ~. aud on the marketing OF 200
shares decline 10 42.EThe late trading was
marked by sharp decline in silver certin-
Gates 20 %; but the stock list, under the innu-
encc Of covering. rallied fractionally, ana most
shares were brought up 20 within a shade oil
Saturdays figures.
TIE CLOSE HEAVY.
The close. however, was again heavy NJ close
10 the lowest prices. The final changes generally
show large fractional losses for moat OF the lead
ing shares. while Burlington is OF l9s, Jersey
Central l, Silver Certificates ~, and most stocks
show Insignificant losses for the day. The sales
If listed stocks aggregated 12l 1000 shares OF
unlisted, 1000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Frening.-Exchange quiet and steady nj Asa
4S1Ik. Commercial bills, 4S3l5aiS6 Money
easy N Hap, closing offered NJ .. Snb-Irea-
sury balances-Coin. sD2. 764.O0O; currency,
ga, IC2.O 900. Governments dun and heavy: 1
per cents, 11716; 419's, l0Ols bid. state bonds
dull but steady.