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errends and think light OF him: md old DAFT
iimmers sit at leg foot and spae their fortunes:
and the clean gently maids 60 BY md look to
the other side and hold nose. saw them
plain. and they had gray eyes. and their
screens upon their heads were OF the Drum
mo,d colors
was thus in the poorest OF spirits though
still pretty resolved, when came In view OF
Pilrig. a pleasant gabled house set by tho
walkside among some brave young woods
The Iairds horse was standing saddled at the
door as I came NJ. but himself was In the
study. where he received me in the midst Of
learned works and musical instruments. for
he was not only u doep philos opher hut much
ola musician. He greeted me at f!rst pretty
WE'LL and when he had read Rankcillar's let.
ter. placed himself obligngly at my DISPOSAL.
And what 10 IT, cousin Divil2' says he
since II appears that we are cousins-what is
this that can do for you2 \ word to Preston
grange? Doubtless that is easily given. But
what should lie the word?"
Mr. Baifour." said |. III were to tell you
my whole story the way 1t fell out. its my
opinion tand It was Rankpiilar's before mel
that You would be very little made IN with it."
II am sorry TO hear this OF you. kinsman."
saws lie.
Unjust not take that at your hands. Mr..
Baliour." said I. Il have nothing to my
charge to make me sorry. or you for me. but
lust the common inlrmities OF mankind. Tho
guilt Of Adams first SIM the want OF original
righteousness. and the corruption 81 my whole
nature so much l must answer for. and
hore have zen taught where to LOOK for
helr." said tor | Judged from the look Of
the man he would think the better OF me IL
knew my questions. but In the way OF
w":ldly hono' hive no great stumble to re-
proarh myself with: and my dinlculties have
befallen me very much against my will and
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Married In Il .i..IT.

''nT fhs =. f"'.. Gi,''' hsF
FRED FRI, X. Nd, Doc ia w.dd NC in q
snilho was IN, romantir terrlnd'ion - the
eiopem"nt NJ Miss Meior. Swore u pretty
Nir.:in!.. maid Of seventeen. and Daniel r.
FiilinGaTr. They We're on the Virginia shore
and Sent over to The Rev. ". {. Wine al Bruns-
wick. Nal. !" come across and marry them.
Herepaired to the appointed SPOT. wher. lie
iound the young cInpie apAi"usiy. waiting
IN no united. The groom eject nroducrI his
lnarria." certificate. told tho minister every
thing WAS all right md 70 g. ahead. The
tiica'e found that all was no, right, and lis
appointed tn lovers when he told thrm that
their 'marTIng" Ger, iirate only authorized \
wedding ~ Maryland. rs 4 had been obtained
the ferrrl oat had gone back to tho other side
OF the rirer. he did not know what they were
going 10 do about ii.
The girl was equal TO the emergency She
waved her handkerchief ;to frSrs man John
salt across the stream. who took in the situa-
tlon at glance. He brought hl- hight skin to
!hs shore. tho coupie and Ne munster jumped
who sailed them to a point within the Iurisdic-
non "i MARYLAND. There. with the wild waters
Of The Potomac rushing By them. and only the
hills and the trees TO Witness the ceremony.
the preacher. 10y whose side they st0od ~ IN
the eailboat, united thom-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25

ST. JOSEPH. No. Dec. 49, Mrs. Preda Gun.
ningham gave birth to q child this morning
nurse was the only attendant. The mother
raised up or her elbow to look ut her n Nv born
babe. Her face bearing q look OF maternal
love and Joy. suddenly became convulsod.
Then she fell beck on her pillow corpse.
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DAVID BALFOUR.
Sequel to Kidnapped.
A STORY OF ADVENTURE.
BY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.

AUTO: OF Treasure Island" "Dr. Jexyn and Mr. .
Hyde" &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
corpr CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Court-0cu'TaI Tcrn-i.eccs, continued.
e 81 On. cray ~. Ivy 80 eacndir
JS5S. i.s, ,9. ri 555 ' 5s5 ~ 100 100
1871 1892 1881 i21S i, ,;i ~ is2I l'2'
sGppiac Couft-C Lcf,-Bcflfa TfuaA, J-Moton cal.
c'roait ccart-Fl!s IIIzRetts Patterson, short
ao. 80 ~ SS3! 5a; So'o So2 az, e. ss55}iI
$50. Day cai,udi1 Mo-. 1919. 50, 49,, 37s, s'i
Circuit tolft-rait I-Beore Andrews. Gases from
Cif,et cours-rat rI-Bcfore Lawrence. J-Case, from
c.I.rl, coaf,rsrt Iy--Adiooincd '2r the term.
F, a 10 ,S So ona o' 'G rs WI" .oa a " n t SoE
ncliu- Winter Pctr kchr, Lllabeth smith. 1cons W.
Weer. Wien nSs H. Post 10 80 a M num- ''-
Common Pleas-special 1crr-B,forc GieecrIch' j.
re'Tria T 1,Gs I,Gs before no9aaysr
i' 81 i io i,5 10 ~, ~ 4 s9 go 1852 800 1879 2
Common Pltas-Trlal Term-rars If and IiI-Adlourncd
superior Court General Tclm-Adyouned until April T.
Superior Court-specal Tcrm-Beioro MeAdau,. j.
superior Court, tgy TcTAd "a! , for The term
c. J.-Adloutncd for the term.
superior COurt-Irial Irrit-Psrt Il-Adburned for The
superior court-Trhl Tcrm-,part III-Before Older.
sleeve, Short causes, Nos 2tOi, 1913 276' 21l7 2.a0
CIV Court-spccial Term Before Newburgcr. J-Mo.
City cSgrs Trial g;[mr,t Ipeors Ven wyga g. j.
cry cour TrsI ~ g'r,raT, M n.tors bHrs len c. j.
City court-Trai Tofm-Part II i-eforc Ft1simons j.
Na. i9ls Isli, $3.50 oaoi, 1903 099'.
$500 5.e,s GO0O GDQl, COOS. 60Qj, COOS COOS. G00.
City Court-rria Trm-Part 1vlcfore Mccarthy j.
Short cau,es Nos. 07i6 609l 1893, zoo. 7lj2 $40
5O3t 7OJj 7i2a, 7iOS. 62J3, 1885 7IJO 7l39 5000
oaD7, 7l2 GGG0 Go7O. G5j7. GoI9, 7ii3. 70ls. 1853
coos. TlS0, 1884,.
Court Of oyer and TermincrBefore Ingrahsm. J. and
AtOrncy Smms.-Nos 10
Court Of ,;cncr,l sc--ion-rart I-B,fore Smyth r.,
and Assistant District Attorney McIntyreNOs | II
Inclusive.
Court General Sesslons-Iart II-Before MARITIME j.
and Assistant Dstrlct-Atorncy Tovnscnd.-No, To Is
inclusive.
Court ~ General Scssions-Psrt II-Bcfore Fitzgerald
j. and Assistant District Attorney OsboneNos " III
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
The BEPORT on THE CITT's INSANE.

Mayor Grant sent Il cOmmcndatory let'er SeS'e'"'s
IN his Advisory Commissioners, EbTdgc l. Terry
Franklin Edeon oscar s. Straus, T. =. barRer anu
William Lummls who last week submitted Their report
nm m. condition Of the insane In the cys care. Tho
Mayor wrote:
ain acknowledging the receipt OF your comprc
hensve report on the condition Of the inmates a inc
eitv,s institutions for the Of tho insane, have 10
,bank Won for the intelligent and palnstakng work OF
which II is the evidence. The city Is TO be c0ngratu
lated upon the possession Of pubicsprited ctlzch'
who are willing to give their services to IL al suoh al
e,pense Of time OF money and OF trouble as tha' I"
rhicb Won have been put, and desire TO express my
owp sense OF obligation In the matter There Is gfo"
ing appreciation In the publcmind Of the Importance OF
the question with which you have been dealing as an
Advisory Commission. and the information You nave
gathered and the conclusions you have reached render
vour report one Of great value TO this community
The Mayor sent the report to Corporation oou'isel
Clark with request that he draw up Dlli coniDii w.,
'.h ,Lc Recommendations Of the Commissioners iVI
submission to the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
TIE EIGHT MEN WERE Won OYER.
DAVID II. RAMSEY ACoUITTED-JUDGE MARITIME
DISAPPROVAL.

DAVID IT, RAMSEY ACoUTTED-JUDGE MAhliNN
DIsAPPROvAL.
Iuvid H. Ramsey. indicted for shooting his WIFE,
uas acquitted in Part II OF General Sessions yeS'er
day and the record of the Distrcthtorhey Io''o "
losing important cases added to by hagIiil' '
carriage Of Justice. Since the CONVICTION OF amy
" Ilorris there has been In General Sessions o"''
one verdict of guilty in case of moment. an i',I
uos convicted Of murder in the second degree so','
- ~. ros q liar Of the first water and tld his
| ,o,,,or ono story and the jury another, when uhc
| ,rrtb wouh perbaps have acquitted him. In the c'Sc
90 prrt c. Webster the jury disagreed, ana IN tho'o
of General Milton s. Littlefeld and Davd H. ha'''
| il acquitted the prisoners ,-., .
| ramsey was separated from his wife and charger Il
GROCER named RyersOn Of Ramseys, ~ De- WIN ai'e"
otnp her affections. lie Brought sult against INC
! grocer for $4,000. on the night Oh may - -,
| ramsey went 10 his wife's house. No III west
| So. c,,, Ct with Two friends to get evidence. nc
sors an which 10 base a suit for divorce Ihey oo
,oncd admission suriepttously and Ramsey hohe''
a hole in the glass panel OF the door iea""s 70 MS
wifes room lie said he expected to ma hi,~' ,ier.
who seu, with A pistol under his pillow. 80 RAMSEY
drew and cooked his revolver. lie polnted 10 'Ioue
the opening In the door and 1t went OIL lie Su ',''
nno 81 his friends hit his band and discharged inc
weapon. IN. H.
| That a jury should believe such story seems w
o1,h,o vet Ramsey was acquitted. lie had fonhi
1
M man I'm his wlfc's room, although one might INV
cecoped through the window There was no pea VI
ius,,ncotion for Ramsey. having tried to get 'ohe'
from the grocer. Ryerson, for alleged ailen",'o" "
affection was not in n position To- ahh't UNIV Nv ''0
his wife because she WAS uniaithini Inc Jury W."
on, all Wednesday right and brought In verdict ~
!, 10 a. m on the first ballot eight were lot 60"
viction but their packlopes were weak ana Wv
minority won them over. in diSchars'nB ,"'
,urv. Judge MARITIME said to G.. f. Elliott co""'e' 'o'
Ramsey !, co,,
! 81 foo, hound TO say that you are to lie con
cra,uotcd upon the result OF the trial confess INA
Tho evidence led me To expect very different result
+ am Sorry TO be compelled TO sM mat II u eN
ccedincy lanentable that jurics are Inclined 10 E''
the greatest announcement by tcr veraics !" T ThI
nsrticulnr kind of cTianc-sh~ ting army. ~ y,
"tnr,i result is seen on every side Of us crimes o.
M srrt nre growing more numerous dhiy anu. ~
nv judgement the blame must be placei upon !uIor'
" io refuse b. act upon the evidence ana WIZ IT.; ~,
out side Of n find excuses for the crnc, Inv jug
I"v has become n nursery for sIci crimes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
MYERS 4 DUMMY FOR TIE CONKLlNS.
IT'S FORMER TESTIMONY GIVEN TO SHIELD HIS
EMPLOYERS.

IT'S FORMER TESTIMONY GIVEN TO SHIELD HIS
EMPLOYEES.
Tho Central Park 2oor Investigation WAS continued
! voe+.rdov bv the Commissioners of Accounts heioi'
fine dav', work was finished, Walter Myers alaa i'i
MISTER WINS goaded into an admission ua' u" WIZ sun
rlv dummy for tho Conkins lie coii'S''n '"'''
being anxious To shield his employers muo" ~ III
previous testimony was open I" the 'ItHo o' ",''"
n,ness The first witness yesterday, Lewis liaase'
who was recalled produced letters from superintendent
Conkin showing agreement for the hire OF amman,
On hnJtcd in the Country Circus Receipt, signed
by Conkln for money paid for the use Of animals VEN
shown Thomas DonOhue, niehtkcepcr OF tie men
arorie swOre that animals were often tahoh ""' INV
u.c,t,n ot NIGHT WItncs, had helped 10 remove
eome ~ Them 20 Glen Island. lie rccOlccted That Some
which were sdilt 10 HOrncsvillc y Y, ola not come
back. Domaine said TINT he had seen animals rlN'''
from steamships to the Park, kept their for umc ana
tho, transferred elsewhere ever since the sGpcrn
tendcnt first employed him. IN lr'''
MI Bannster Myers spent the afternoon In revising
and correcting his mlssatcments on previous hh'''
aided by the questions OF commissioners DAY ana
Wahle. Among former statements Myers hhd s""h
that he got 500 from Mr tonkln for camel ana an
ostrich which money he had paid over to Mrs 'oh"l
with the purchase money for lot OF animals she ma
conveyed to the witness. Being pressed win cross
questions he confessed that De had banded no money
at all lie said that the entries In hi, mrh'r'nanu'
book had been nnde at Mrs. Conhlin', Suggestion "
week ago the items having been furnished Y hcr on
Sins Of paper AT her ,uggr. ton b" said t ho
had employed her lawyer Thcall Beam, NO - wall
st. 10 begin legal proceeding for getting her animals "n'
Of Central Park. After much hesitation aud clubbing
MYERS finally squnry confessed that MI. 'onkin b
collection u animals not his at all. alihpnsh 'hN
were placed there under his name HIS wednesday y
testimony he said had been given because u" ""h'n
to keep Mrs.. CUnklin Of trouble. His only ar
Management with her had been that h" was I" nave
whatever sum lie cold obtain for animals sold over
and above the valuation she placed upon them.
william Van Valkenburg. property clerk 81 ihc ihr'
Department submitted the department payroll for the
v.e, ending March Il. It's total for the week Wa,
sAg-4 A. When asked Il he knew that Murray, super
ntenden COnklin's messenger entered upon the roll
Az lalor,r really devoted much Of his time 10 Ar.
ConIiu's personal service, Mr.. Van Nakenburg sad
that IL was impossible for him 10 LAY. He had accepted
Mr. COnklins return correct.
4 letter signed several Members OF The CITY Re
form Club was received by the Commissioners Of Ac
count, Yesterday IL said that II measures were not
taken promptly 20 recover the money Conkn ma re
ccved the club would begin suit for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
THE COURTS.
AND ALL FOR FIFTY CENTS!
physician OBJECTS EXdTEDLY TO TIs'

,,.., op,rcrs FXGTEDLY TO TESTIFY
,xc mop 81 SMALL \ COMPENSATION
~. ooo.os, oyer the will of Mrs. SOPHIA 'o''
,ot'.. an. surrogate Yesterday, Ralph Moss ,"e on
=, a., ,o,totor and one Of the defendants III -,
TO-, ,ros called rs a witness but he was Nv, 20 ~
Aeon recess Dr. Richard +. Burke OF No. On f,e,
,,,,or-,ve was called. The PHYSICIAN sOo on,v
,ndicnont that no had been called 10 tes'l' ..on
,.", "a ccuts for his services lie had gi'cn
certificate that Ralph was ILL., anu '''o go o,,ment
contestants wanted to examine hih ~ " ,. ,u,o
s. ,vhich Raph was suffering lie sad ''h, "
mon had brought Ralph home early In the "'or' DIV,
NJ porins wanted to know whether OF ho' N"'S
WIS brought home drunk , Aha yitness
Are you asking for an opitio" "s "
Exocty.r replied Mr.. Rollins
.Than refuse to give it to yon. lou a'A 10 49,
opinon refuse to give u W Sou' "
answer I'm an excited manner
"Whyl' - ..o,,od tho
.nccauec T. is an experts opinion retor'eo 'io
doctor. And then he continu"' NY or :. g.
worth something and don't propose " ~ a,,aa
Won for 80 cents" cried the now tho'0"s"'
physician. ,..x, c,,rroooto
Ransom. ~, s,orod tho
witness. ,o,. p,rsom
Won answer the questions said Surrogate Ransom
IN n decided manner, land II they are hhproPo'
,riu rule ON them. This is not barroon' 10 d
cort ~ ,ustIce There IS necessity for your Do
coming so excltcd.'
Now. tell me whether Ralph Moss was ur"nH vi
po, This morning." said Mr.. Rollins again.
81 think that Is n privileged communications qu'cN'
,,,nlicd the DOCTOR and / cannot answer
Mr. Rollins appealed To the surrogate ou' '
.,,ate said TINT as the witness had sworn that hc
o,,,, NOT to answer the question. he thought no
o,,,t IN lac excused Mr.. Rker, who represented inc
dcfcndants said that he wanted all the facts 10 como
ont and ne asked tho doctor TO answer inc qcs"o"'
and then the doctor replied that Ralph was suIeiins
from n hemorrhage Of the lungs. 10 furt'cr
| o,.s,ionInc rs Mr. Rollins, the witness declared t"''
As he left the wtness-s stand he kept murmurins
| And all this for 30 cents: -, ,,,.r
;rhe case was adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25

.r,, IA ono ~ the worst cases OF cruelty that ever
,ne ,eforc me- said Judge IaIntOr. I'm The E0sA MAR
ket Police Court, yesterday The victim was N"l'
Mccarthy on emacated ten-ycar-od chd' ana 'ne Nv
PENDANTS were her father James A. MCCARTHY ana h's
wife. Kate. who is the childs stepmother' Mc'"'''
,s maclhnl. and lives at No. 267 Tenhat' lie ni"r
r,ed his present wife about sixteen months ago. he >
Of an easy going disposition and paid niue Afternoon ~
Tho yrov his child WIS being treated. Mrs. Mccarthy
Tho ch,a ,Id would beat the little girl with potato
mosber n lemon squeezer. fiat iron. stove hd Ut
ANYTHING else she could lay hands on, and woud com
mel her TO carry scuttes Of coal up several nights INC
obilds head and body mass OF sores. her hann
was dlsocated her clothes torn in sheds, ana her gen
oral appearance pitabe in the extreme The case haa
been reported TO an agent Of the Gerry society VINO
had the McCarthys arrested The woman wac ieiu W
deemed guilty only Of criminal neglect was heiu Ill
81 900 for Special Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
no DATE FIXED FOR THE COySECBlTIOy

Although several reports have been circulated TO
the effect that Monsgnor Charles Il. Mcdonnell would
be consented bishop OF the diocese Of Brooklyn at
st. Patrick's Cathedral either April 20 or April
20 ID Is not definitely known when the conservation
Will take place. DIR. Mcdonnell said yesterday that
neither hc the Archbishop knew when the ceremony
would take place, and that date could be- fixed
until the Official confirmation Of the appointment had
been received from Rome. The confirmation OF the
appointment IS expected within "a week Until the
official documents arrive the bishop will have
nothing to do with the administration OF the Brooklyn
diocese But after he has been oOnsccratcd bishop
he viii have the power TO select entirely new STAFF
Of assistants.
II Is expected that In few days Archbhlop Cor
riin will appoint priest to succeed DR.. Mcdonnell
Chancellor, and another to have M place
Rotary 10 the Archbishop II Is thought that the two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
,->.pnorrr,urr LITIGATION FOR THEN.

Jury before Judge LAWRENCE III the supreme ''''
c,,t Yesterday gave verdict OF 10000 In fnvor on
Arthur / Connolly ngnlnst the Manhattan Railroad
Company Tie rial has occupied the court and Jury
since Monday morning. Mr.. Connolly was m!ur~ III
the blizzard by "A collision Of two OF the elevated iai
r,nd Trains nj seventy -sixth-st aud ThIrd@vs
ON n former thai Mr. Connolly received verdict Oh
$4,000 damages but the rIilrond company was hO'
satisfied with tie verdict and appealed To the "eher
Term The court appeal found that the verdict was
in .v.rv restect lust but on techncay reversed the
Judgment and granted a new trial on This trial MI
Connolly received $1,000 more than on the former
trlnl Chauncey Shnfrer, jacob Fromme and Warren o.
Uurt were counsel for sir. Connolly, and senator
Thomas aud Mcss~. Adams and Gardner we're counsel
for the elevated railroad. The court also granted D
,.,r cent on The 100000 rs an extra allowance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
TITS LEGISLATIVE EXTRAVAGANCh'
THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE sTREEIthN'-'
ING BILL DENOUNCED.

THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE sTRhEI OHi'-
ING BILL DENOUNCED.
Tho tntudicious and cxtrsvagant amendments "nI
senator Uaean tackled 20 the o'rcetCIean"o ,,
sddpo several hundred thousand dollars 10 '"o w.
cos, M administering the department ana aio"'"o -
,uncb more for Tammany Hail to deal ont III pa''o",e
are viewed with displeasure and disgust by INC
Of the new system. They sent this printed io''o' "
Mayor Grant yesterday: ,.,,, Conn
Tho nndersigned In behalf OF the 1iavor the
mttee which prepared ana the legislature hereby
,,,test against the amendments lnVoMns camate ON
Expenditure inserted In the act DS uo SaI,ries
March 3d. These amendments Dy my sant cleaning
ana do his art $500 900 per annum without , III ana
way benefting the taxpayers liDe .a oridnnl bill
80. mad been already provided III thc oIls in
Ne decline responsibility ior M vitS 10 use his
nImeuce IN secure the withdrawal OF t hov in tho
menfs and 10 procure the passage Vl ,o a, ~ The
Torn, I'm which IL was reported 10 tHe """'' " w.
Committee on Cltes' - ,,.or urbo
The letter was signed by James 1. carter ""'
cro,c thc original bill; John A. stewart frcoo''
coudert l. pierpont Morgan. Sanuei ~ paw
Professor Charles F. Chandler, Adrian lsehh' '.' O
7 Cadwalader Seth Low. William IL. Draper r''"'"
u Kinnicutt Richard Irwin and Francis " "reon,
The Navor declined to say anything on 'ic '"u'o
ros,or,av further than that the ainehdmeh's ""a
added without his knowledge or consent ave, Nv 10.
,'o hi, annroval Of the measure as II left the MINUS
=. l'a fra,nars lie seemed to think that there hau
len had faith somewhere, and SAD liat I've hoard
inobably have something TO say w .hat the amend
from Albany. Controlier NHS1s1o o1o IN the annual
hlcn's ,nat cleaning lie said he might nave so"lo
H,ng 10 saw on the subject III daS OF '"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
SELLING COMMODORE sUTTOy's PICTURES.

Sixty eight pictures belonging 10 The collection OF
Commodore b. +. sutton. of the Brooklyn Yacht Cub
were sold mt auction yesterday by James r. slo, NO
a. Liberty st. The total sum realized was $l2,oo4
Many Of them were bought By dealers. COLLECTING
Her Thoughts" by j. Wells Champney. sold to Mr..
Donneon for s1l5. lie also purchased Daz land
scspe for S525 Daubgny, "SunSet," sold for 800,
and a landscape by Dore went TO Mr. Wall for $3.50.
A. Muller paid $3.50 for Charles jacques "sheep'
This the highest price which any picture brought
Georg Gains Auction at the Market" sold for $500
Warren SHEPHERDS "Grand Canal, Venice brought
$50. sixty-seven paintings belonging to the same
collection together with twelve belonging TO MIS-.
William T. Morse, will be sold this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
MONEY, SILVER, AND FINANCE,
J. HOWARD C0WPERTHWAIT.
EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS.

(New-York Tribune)
Mr. Cowperthwalt has the tremendous advantage Over
most rcosoncrs the silver question that he knows some
thing about practical business It's methods and necessities
New York Tmcs)
IL Is very valuable book We know Oh none whicn is
en- well calculated make the general truths OF hnanee
Main TO business their detailed but constant app
cation to business Ineligible 10 students VINO are not osi'
NOS men The authors facts and arguments march
With the steady regularity and force of weil-drected
military column.
Evening Tclegram)
The opinion fully expressed of business man upon
question which politicians ignoranty playing VITA
Chicago Herald Ill.,.
Ths Is an excellent and timely discussion OF the silver
question.
Chicago Times)
Tho most compact lucid and convincing exposition OF
tho nature and workings foreign exchange over offered
TO the public.
s HIGHEST prase that can accorded this book f. that
u q sound there is not an uninterest
ing word I'M IL.
(Rchmond (va) Times)
strong argument against the free coinage OF suV@.
Washington Post.)
It Il one OF the ablest contributions TO that sue Ae
question which has ever appeared
philadelphia Item)
The book is comprehensive one and probably the
best work Of It's kind yet published
(Brookyn Eagle)
4 Ia
zion and accurate observation supplemented by practical
business experience.
tNew.YOrk Recorder)
It unprotentiously but convincingy deals with tho
great American currency problem
(Press)
thoughtful and comprehensive survey Of the present
financial condition OF the United States
Commercial Adyertiser)
Mr. Cowperthwait's treatise Is clearly written and his
argument we'll put
journal OF Commerce)
The book contains a interesting history and Discus
sion accompanied by tables Of the movement OF prices
the relation prices the balance OF trade ana
foreign exchange. the "volume of money theory ana Al
lied subjects.
(New.YOrk Herad.)
Mr.. j. Howard Cowperthwait has put into small space
and plain language the conclusions OF the business wsis
o. some subjects which politicians and charlatans nave
wrangled for the last few years.
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