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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Betrayd by His Dog.

CHICAGO, H., May lS-General r. Perry
the City Treasurer, who three weeks ago dis
appeared, leaving a shortage Of nearly $50,
900, was taken back TO Grand Rapids yester-
day. His discovery and arrest were due tc
bis handsome st. Bernard dog. which was
recognized by an old friend of Perry while
driving on Michigan avenue. He at once
shadowed the dog and the woman who had
the dog in charge, and Perry's arrest follow
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Coke WORKERS Were well Used.

PrTTsBURa, Pa, May I2.-Quietness reign
ed in the coke region to-day. The charges
that men had been kept prisoners and OBJ
liged to work against their will have been
proven untrue by Adjutant McClelland, who
was ordered TO investigate the matter. In
his report, made to-day, he gives these
charges denial and says that the men at
farr's. one of the places of alleged imprison-
ment, were contentsd and only wanted affairs
to settle down, 80 they could send for their
antilles. Several carloads Of new men ar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

DEMOCRATS who are bowling about the
bankruptcy Of the government treasury
can easily sell any valid claims they may
hold against that depository if they will
discount them even an eighth or a six
teenth or a thirty-second Of ] per cent
because the purchaser can get par every
lav in the week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

Mr.. BIArSE has been seriously Ill IN
New York for the past week, but his
physician announces that he is now con-
valescing and viii be able to leave that
CITY in a few days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
An Object Lesson to Farmers.

From the y. J. Press.
A bushel of wheat viii buy two or three
times as much sugar to-day as 1t did year
ago. 50 will bushel Of potatoes. bushel
Of wheat or a bushel Of potatoes will buy
twice as much Of the luxuries Of life as 1t
did a year ago. The producer Of wheat and
potatoes, the lord Of the soil known as
farmer, who contemplates these results OF
the new Tariff law, is not likely to Oe fright
ened by the cry Of Mckinley prices" The
Mckinley prices" suit him TO the dotting
Of the and the crossing Of the that records
them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

THE House Of Representatives has de-
cided TO adjourn on May 2Sth, but the
Senate has say-so in the matter, and
the June roses are likely to find our
SoIons still lingering in Harrisburg. The
present Legislature, like most of its
predecessors, suffers FROM two chronic
eyils-Blatherskises and Procrastination.
Until tine one class is gagged, and the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

Orr Democratic brethren are dreadful
" anxious to have the Australian Ballot
System" adopted in this State. There Is
a musty old axiom that runs somewhat
in this way: Find out what your ene-
mics want and then don't do it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Pattern Hats, large assortment at low
price, at N. NJ. Tredweil & Co.
Buried Treasures Found.

TRUcKEE, CAL, May 17.-Hidden treas
ure buried 6y the Donner party on the
shores Of Donner Lake, in 1861, after
they had lost their way in an untried
mountain pass trying to reach California, is
engrossing the attention OF hundreds of per-
sons near this city. A man named Rey-
nolds on Thursday last found $500 of this
$4,000 in buried coin Much of it is anti
quated and rare silver coin, and 500 has
been offered for a single piece.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

The sl.6O0000 Of direct taxes which
Uncle Sam has refunded TO Pennsyiva-
mia. has been placed ia the Sinking fund
for the payment Of the State debt. This
was the wisest disposition to make Of 1t.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of sam1 L. Miller, late OF Somerset Twp..
somerset county. Pa. deceased.
Le,teTs OF Administration ON the above estate
having been sfanted Go the undersigned by the
proper uhoriiy, notice is hereby given 10 ali per
sons indebted tothe said estate 20 make inarue,i-
ave payment, and those having claims againts the
same 70 present them duly authenticated for set
tlement On or before Monday. the 9Th day of
suly, ls0lr at the late residence Of deceased,
JOHN L. MILLER
CYRUS c. MILLER.
msyD. Administrators.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Friday. NAY %. 1891.

AL the right, title interest and claim Of Mary z
Kerney. OF in and to the following described rsal
estate. VIZ
A certain l0s OF ground situate in the village Of
Garrett. Somerset Co. Pa. being lot No. Go ON the
plan OF said town, anu bounded as follows: On
The east hy Centfc street. oa the soriih BY Lafag
eitf strces on the west by Blackberry alley and
on the Bnrth by LOT No. 81. having thereon erect
ed a two story dwelling house, with The apppurte-
nanceS.
Taken in execution as the property of Mary +
krney ~ the suit Of 8 u. Pritts use Of jesse
Hoover, Administrator Of Andrew Hoover, decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Also

All the right, title, interest and claim Of Lewis
Bowman and Hattie B. Bowman, terre tenants OF
IN and to the following described real estate viz
A certain tract Of land situate IN Milford Twp
Somerset Co., Pa, adjoining lands d Hiram Pile,
@oan + Aei9e!, VIM. Gerhart, and Others, con-
house. stable, grist mill, mill, and cider press
thereon erected, with the appurienances.
Taken in execution rs the property of Lewis
Bowman and Hattie b. Bowman, ierre tenants at
the suit of Allen G. Barron, use of Mary McNeal
Crsmer, Administrative OF Cassimer Cramer, de-
ceased
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
OIL Fire stops a Railroad

SUSBURY, Pa May l4-A broken axle
wrecked an oil train near Mahontongo, on
the Northern Central Railroad. Barning
oil warped the tracks so as to block travel
until late tonight. Twenty cars were de-
strsyed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Murdered and Starved Jews.

LONDON. May l4.-From dispatches re-
ceived here il is learned that two more Jews
have been murdered at Corfu, and that the
bodies Of several Jews who died at that place
from starvation lie unburied 1t is also
learned that the troops continue to keep a
Gordon about the Ghetto. or Hebrew quar-
er
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Tho First Place Touched by coIuns-
bus.

WksHrssrox. May lB.-Albert Bierstadt,
the celebrated artist, is to do his share tow
ard commemorating the four-hundredth an
niversary of the discovery Of America by
painting a mammoth historical paper of
Watlines Island, which is held by the ma
jority Of geographical authorities to have
been the first place touched by Columbus.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
TERMS.

NoIlCE.-All persons purchasing at tho
above sale will please take notice that 10 De,
cent OF the purchase money must he paid
when property is knocked down, otherwlsei Il
VIII again be exposed 10 sale at the risk of tht
IiFst pufchaser The residue OF the purchase
money must be paid on or before the day o
confirmation, VIZ: Thursday May ., iS9l
No deed VIII be acknowledged until the pur
chase money is paid in full
ISAIAH GOOD,
Sheriff Is Office, sheriff.
april p, 1891.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
wEDSEsDAl

Tnr President returned to Washington
in excellent health, On Friday last, from
his ten-thousand mile trip to the Paciiic'
and is busily at work bringing up delay
od nnhlic business.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

All the right, title, interest and claim of Frank
Heckler Of, in and 10 the following described real
estate, viz.
A tract Of land situate in jefferson township,
Somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands Of Hmm
Mccoy VIM. ?. Hay, Noah Brlner and others,
containing l5f acres more or less, having thereon
erected a frame house, large log barn and other
outbuildings, with good sugar camp and orch
ard on the premises, with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution as the property OF Prank
Heekler at the suit of Jonas Tedrow, use OF Sa-
villa NJ. Tedr0W, ct al.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Our Little Men and Women

For May is a trifie belated, but none the less
a most welcome visitor. For the boys aud
girls, six to nine-"young resders'-this
magazine is unexcelled.
The publishers, d. Lothrop Co. Boston,
offer to send a specimen back number) for
5 cents. Slo0 year; 10 cts. a number.
Better get a copy, boys and girls, and look
up the Safety Bicycle offer the publishers are
making. Something remarkable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Capt. Loar Held for Murder.

GsEEsssuRc, Pa. May 15.-Captain Loar
and all his deputies except Steve Cairns.
we're to-day indicted by the Grand Jury for
the murder OF eleven striking cokers at the
Morewood riots soon after the beginning Of
the great strike.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Es5ate Of Sarah D. Miller. late Of stonverass
EL.rrn L. u -
notice.

fsta OF DanleI salydeT, dec q, late Of Black T,n
Somerset Co, Pa. ~
Letters testamentary on the above es,asa
having oecn granted 10 the undersigned bv tie
persons indebted to said estate 70 make imme,ij
ate payment. and all persons having claims =,
present them dulE authenticated for settlelnent
on Saturday, May o. 1so1 at the resi,snca ~ ~
undersigned, in lockwood Borough. '''e
80 a EVANS.
APi" Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
CHERIFF's SALE.

Hy virtue of certain wriis Of Lev. Fa.
and Fl. Fa issued ont Of the Court OF Common
I will expose TO public sale. az the Couri
House, in Somerset Borough, at l o'ciocl;
y an
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

All the night, title interest ana elaim or D. B
Wilson, Of in and TO the following described rea
estate, VIZ
A certain tract of land situate in Conemaugh
Twp, Somerset Co.. Pa, adjoining lands OF John
Forest Leyi kaufman, John O'ConloTg heirs and
etners containing about 81 acre., moro OF less
having thereon erected & saw mill, two frame
dwelling houses, two stables and other outbuild-
ings, with the appurtenances-
TAKEN in execution "a the property Of D. B.
Wilson, at the suit Of James J. Thomas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
TO FARMERS, STOCKMEU, HORSEMEU
And others, of Somerset County

And others, of Somerset County
~ e ys neTy 1eeyT 9St R the esao
and performs sgTc opet
HENYSSppHIoM ny aaS Para
apsf % use Or "ly tails Distinctions in cows r
@ % % E s4sas asdins a snss 9 % From aTg OR %
@ | zns & % ia sa Pg Or
and @ lion @ Aehsp
a conditions p h e Snyeo n %Oao s@Shsd %
% @ Ry % hoi 09Ga % ag gss @ & pg a
Toronto line my bro
edeae pfacee % h F Se sS 1FiReT @ sh management mcui
spns @ sTe wins @ @ 1Go % 5 in igng and
snd am supplied M ne with the the naa sS s m 6 sa then
rs on s 1s ba Ht & ea in
ensda Rnsnd % i'n my practice some
@ ssnding q as @ 8g atSs a
will Mil go %s % distance for club eight
AUCTIONEERINC aqetontns Have had six years en
crowd Sn c
md c0maion @ Give ne & shE
y a at % % saaS y Week sG rSs % a Rs dafPf a @
& In @ acute diseases and diseases organs paralysis
Charges Q whe T % pest ~ always on hand
TESTIMONIALS & &ASSgt & &sysaH @ @ %
g ned during %eseT @ Mase @ e1e raj
~ lheis@as wen ana straight ever JOHN
Separation the nerves. Chronic
the
WHIPPERMAN Jenner township
About the t Of February last bad
age Age aRd @ @ it n put the colt in sing for weeks
lamp on M whseyep s a f straight 5 and the same
MOSES BARCLAY Somerset Township
quickly done and the animal veterinary work for
Coantyman community should Iberaiy uatnsi
H H. Gettysburg
c. F. Countryman, " s., hAvASsIE bkEs "a nAIs Box
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
Seed Oats.

have just unloaded car of Choice White
Seed Oats that will sell ut the lowest mar
ket price MAHLox ScHRooK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20
CoURT PRocLAMATIoS.

WHEREAS The Honorable willIsH J. -,
President Judge of the several C0'lrt- o. -l1
Pleas Of the several counties cumpe,l5 lf1r.f
Judicial District and Justice oit1e 1l 1l- 6.- t5s
and Termincr and General Ja.i tsLle.-, ~ al
trial Of all capital and other oftlisl p yai-
District, and GEORGE ~ PILE aln ull, - p RI =
vER. Esq Is Judges Of she Courts 90 to.5.r Do
and Justices Of the Courts Of uIe- al'i ,i rsr.-
and General Jail Delivery for the ie- u '-',r-sf
tai and other offenders iu the Colnl ~ Fsr.gsl,
have issued their precepis, anl ~ - - l,e1srll
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace alt ,,y,.-sr $
Delivery. ard Courts Of Oyer aud ie-'-
Somerset on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

We pay special attention to the selection
and trimming of Hats for Misses & Chileren.
NJ NJ. TREDwELL & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-05-20

OOuHIy ouPtIIIltI
Berlin, Pa, May 8, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
DEGIyNING OF OUR SEMI-AN-

ID NUAL CLEARANCE sALE.-our method OF
Kidding ourselves Of our ODDS anu E.NDS nio
ANAL lots Of various kinds OF stuns-prIces that
vino away at once all profit ana cut deep down
into the cost OF the many articles Ouerei.
I2i6c quality BLACK Saline o4c. ylfi'
ei,c niinIi,y CHALIIES 4c. n yard; piece
RI'tCK CHINA SILK. with white polka dot. sold
az 0Or-sale price 3ac. yard; piece 81 quail
~ BLACK SILK FAITLE-now 6Nc. a yard 3
rieces green, blue and brown 81 quahty ALL
yard ! snaIi lot Of AKRON GINGiiA Ms nj &c.
a ward: ] small lot f0c. quality DktSs .,lN
HAMS NJ &c. n yard; sinaA iot VIII lNDl MN
LAWN NJ JISc. yard; tine quality yard-"ld1
TNBLEACHED COTTON et &c: n yard; All
c,lorod and figured 12I6c. SATINEs now TIC.
ward: 1O-4 BLEACHED SHEETING, usual price
:IJc n yard-sGle price dc yard simpson
SOlID-BLACk CALICO DC yard small iot OF
CHFESF.CLOTIiS ut Sc. q yard; I2l3c. quality
OF TING-CLOTIS-salo price olac.: Small lot
LADIES' PURE-SlLk BLACK GLOVES, usual
500. quality-sale price 25c pair: l piece
nc. a ward; pieces STRIPE and POLKA-DOT
SILK GRENADINE, sold NJ 81 yard-snle
price II n yard: G9c. MADRAS SHlRIS-sale
price soc. apiece; MEMS OUTING SHIRTS,
were }jc.-now pc: 30 pieces No ALL-SlLk
RIBBON, 10 yards to n piece, former pnce
sale price 2:c. apiece BLACK SILK
LACE DRAPERY- NETS, sold nj 81 and sl.25
yard-tO close them the price Is now Toe yard;
:, pieces extra-Gne BLACK CHINA SILK, 20
inches wide, sold NJ sl.50-sale price SOC. "A
yard: FAST-BLACK LAWNS reduced from
12ISc. to s.. yard: LADIES JERSEY RIBBED
VESTS 10 DE sold during this sale AT ~: apiece;
GENTLEMEN : 2Oc. SUBSCRIBERS BE. q pair
for this safe; GENTLRMEN'S CELLtLOlD col
LARS, with patent snap collar-bution' usual
price 2jc.-salo price BE. apiece: / small lot
LADIES BLAZERS. sold for s2-sale price sl.30
apiece: SO BLAZERS reduced to S109 apiece /.
Small iot LADIES PfN-STRIPE FILL-fEGI-
LAR-MADE HOSE, were 2Oc. pair-saic price
lie. n pair; Small lot BOlS STRAW HATS 10
close at sc. apiece; Small lot BOYS STRAW
HATS TO close Mt loo. apiece; Fancy LACE
PINS. worth %. apiece-snle price. 4 Tor &c; -
ALL-WOOL BLACK JERSEYS, sold for $40
and S2-sale price : apiece; fASI-BlACh
LAWN slightly damaged. at aye. yard; Rem
nants Of TABLE OlL-CLOTH at 1jc. "A yard
worth 2Jc. Small lot OF WHITE SHIRTS cut 10
25c. apiece. Remnants Of all kinds Of stun viii
20 in this sale at one half value Bargains for
the million. ISAAC HELD
fy l4-Tu&Th 800 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
WE HAVE MADE
Observation-Disclosures
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

Everybody who visited our establish
ment during the past week was Gus
toner. Many came just to look-lust to
see what we had in stock-and compare
prices with those charged elsewhere.
Shrewd buyers do this. We are glad
they do, because it advertises our LOW
PRICES everywhere. People will talk,
you know, and when they talk they tell
about the Sl4ASHING REDUCTIONS
we have made in every department. One
customer recommends the other, and
that's why we were 80 busy.
We have made big reduction in our
Suit Department.
We have made telling discounts in our
Pants Department.
We have applied the knife in our
Children's Department.
We are selling our Finest Tailor Made
Form Fitting Suits at PRICES LOWER
THAN EVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

The new history Of the United States,
by ROBERT X. HowIsoS. which IL soon to
be published here, was written after
careful reading and COMPARISON Of more
than thirty Histories OF the United
States" and is adapted to the use OF
students of oil ages. and Of both sexes, not
only in schools, academies, colleges. and
universities. but at home and also To
general readers. Representative parts OF
the manuscript have been examined by
educators snch as THOMAS II. NoRwooD,
principal Of the University School Rich
mond. and President WILLIAM W. SMITH
of Randolph College, and we learn
that their testimony is verv favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Kr,HE TOWER 2o1 AND 203 EAST

muir TOUER oOf AND 0n1 EAST
VIE IOWEn, AOi hND ~" .1n
Il BROAD STREET.-Grand clenring-out
sale Of REMNANTS AND ODDS AND kNpss;;nn
Lot No 1-ALL-WOOL CAsHMEhEs AND
sERGEs, Doc. regular price 90 ana oVc, 10,
CAsHMEREs, 15c. y yard. Lot NO. 3-Our re-
ruiar I'll BROADcLoTH a, o5c. Lot No 4-our
Soc. sILK-FINIsI nENRIETTAs, 45c: Lot No
5--1 lot assorted DRESS GOODS regular p rss
GOODS rctailcd at 80 and Acc. now 2oc; lot
No. 7-soIID-coLoRED WOOL CAsHMEREs
AND CHALLIEs at &C: n yard; lot No: s,Vur
1jc. REPS nj Sc. Lot No. 0-Our 3d-inch PiAlD
DRESS GOODS at SC. yard. Lot No. l0-1 lot
DOMESTIC FLANNEL at Sc. worth l5c. lot
No. Ill lot SILK VELVET AND VEL
vETEENS. 25c. n yard. Lot No. 12-slMP-
SONS REST RACK CAIICOES sc. Lot No.
ia LOT LAWNS M oi4r. a ward. Lot No. IL
our 10 and IoL.r GIN1HAMs ut GIic. n yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Tho DianIOnd.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

iBy telegraph 10 inc bIspaFn.i
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. july l5.--followIng
are to-tlay's baseball results:
At Washington (Aesociation) The 50. Louis
Washington game postponed on account Oh ram
At Baltimore association: The Columbus
Baltimore game postponed on account Oi ram
Al Philadelphia (Aseoiation): r.. b. II. ,.
Afhletice .......I q q 4 > 90 13 |
Iouisyilles........OO q q q ] O. j
Ratteries-sanders and Millgan; Bell and
Ryan.
Al Chicago Qeaguc): r. A. IL y
Chicncos. IL o o 5000 i 10 .
Bostons .....I o 90 q o q o u =
batteries -llutchinson. Luhy, Bowman, and
Kittredge; Stalcy and Bennett.
At Boston lAssociation): u. B.l. u
Dostons. 40 Of o. Ol0 o 2-l5 10 6
Cincinnatia..O / 3 0 = 3 90 1-12 p 9
Ratiories-Haddock, Murphy, Farrall and
OBrcn; Dryer, Crane, Vaughn, and Nelly.
At Cleveland (LeHguc) r. b. H. F.
ClevelAnds. 10 | q q 3 q 10 ID .
New Yorks MI . > D q o q XII II ,
Batteries-tiau aud Doyle; Rusie and Buck
ley.
At Cincinnati N.cague): X. n H. p.
Cincnnatis......2 q y O-O IL :
Phlladclphias. 20 o o o o o. |
Batteries khines. Mullnne, and Keenan, I:
Thornton, Cassinn, and Clements.
AT Pittsburg League); X. b. II. H.
Pittsburgs. ......2 u q > q o % u
Brook yns.. o D o , O-3
Ratteries- Baldwin, Berger, aud Mack; Lovctt
and kinsOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
$3.50

DO
means choice of all Fancy Cheviot and
Cashmere Suits, Sack and Cutaway,
that previously sold at go, Sl2, 49,
and Sl+.
See the bargains in Straw Hats
prices almost severed in two.
Bargains in Mems Pantaloons'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

We suppose that not in the northern
cities only but III good many OF our W.
GINA cities "a marked decline has been OBJ
served in speculative ventures of one kind
and another. Men. as we all know or
ought to know, have never discovered any
method of making money ont of nothing.
II We are told that this Is what spectators
IN stocks and bonds and lands and houses
and lots are credited with doing we reply
that spectators make money which other
persons lose. They do not perform the
imposslbility of reversing law of nature.
L1 ni.iiO nJtd ~. Out of nothing nothing
Is made. But however all this NAV be, 1t
seems to be evident that the spectators are
for the present at loss what to do. In
circular for last week. Il large banking
house in city north of Richmond informs
Ats correspondents that pronounced fea-
ture of the present situation is the marked
dissemination on the part of professional
operators" as we'll as the public 10 enter
into any speculative ventures. This re-
mark does not apply solely 10 the stock
market, but also TO the market for grain,
provisions, and other branches of trade.
The same banking house says in 80 many
words, that speculation is dead" This
will be welcomed as good news by all that
large class of persons who hold that specu-
lators are little better than hostes hHmdni
g,oseis And yet il would seem that the
people generally do not find their condition
one whit improved by the comparative
scarcity Of speculation and spectators.
Especially will the third-party men and
the various reformers Of different names.
who denounce spectators and dealers in
futures as the cause Of the hard times, be
surprised TO learn that the absence of
speculation and spectators is regarded by
so many intelligent men as the cause of
the present depression in trade and bust
ness. The New York Exchange some time
ago appointed a committee to investigate
the cause OF the decline in speculation.
That body evidently regards speculation
rs commendable thing.
We call the attention OF the Alliances in
Virginia 10 this subject. 1t is one worthy
of study and consideration. There are
said TO be two sides TO every question.
There may be room in the business world
even for spectators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

and Of the State wherein they reside In
other words that article provides that o.,
"rcbels" born in the United states ana
subject 10 the jurisdiction thereof are cit'-
zens Of the United States and OF the states
in which they reside. Was not Mr.. DAVIS
thus declared to bo citizen of the United
statosg II not. why not There Is nothing
In the fourteenth article inconsistent with
wha, we have quoted from II above.
though some persons may think there Is
because all rebels" are in it declared to
be ineligible TO ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Another Call for Government Funds.
Fn.r ~ no Tim DiaputPb I

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Preparations are
making ut the Treasury Department for
the issue OF another call on national-bank de-
positOries for the return of a further instalment
of Tho Government funds now In their POSSES
sion. These funds nov amount 10 about rl4.-
OOO, 600 and Secretary Foster has indicated on
several Occasious recently his purpose OF re-
ducing 10 To H., O0O, 900, which amount he Is said
10 REGARD a. sufficient for the needs OF the pub
Nc service. The details Of the plan Of the re-
duction have not yet been arranged. Its oXe-
cuiiun will. however, II IL understood, involve
the abolition OF q nnmbrr Of depOsitOros.