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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
May HAVE A PANIC.
what FroRIn, The English Blmstallis',
says.
INCREASE IN THE PUBLIC DEBr.
onsrs Of silver u cllUcd. Appoint.
menis.-Conilrmalions.-Ot
News Of Interest.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA pub.
r,bed interview with Morston Ffewiu,
Inc English blmelallist, quotes him as
,aylng. of the price Of silver bullion
tails, ~ expect Will be tho case, that
dfaqs down tue exchange rates with
the far East, which are already at a
snapplng point, and we shall have u
manic Ia London before the new year,
n pan!o you will feel In every corner Of
this Continent"
,srhsn you uon'i favor the view that
r,pral OF the act will bring buying
rffsrs from London 10 Wall street"
"No; London will be- a seller for n
long time TO come. We are in great
trouble In Australia and IN India. Our
truort trade with China, Singapore
aud South Africa is already pafalyzed
BY the fall In the rates Of silver cK.
change. London has been praying
that you will stop yOursllvor purchases,
lhinking that then your stock market
may revive, no that she may send you
home your securities nnd realize
higher prices. We arc In no position TO
buy.
"rhe great English manufacturing
fortunes have suffered terribly. When
vein England, have financial troubles,
times are bad and prices are dopfoiscj,
- that your exports TO England fall OIL
aud your Imports remaining the same,
tho gold leaves you. TO borrow gold In
England aud bring II here, Inevitably
Turns tho balance Of trade against this
country. IL would turn II even In the
face OF great harvesls, 70 that gold be-
gins 10 How back again on the nearest
ship. Austria IL trying to get gold aud
hold IL Ia this way. Weokhrrlo, her
financial minister, " au intelligent
man, hut knows nothing whatever
about tue theory Of foreign exchanges.
Goschun told MIN three yoam since
that, while Auatfia couli borrow gold,
che could never keep It, except under
lock and key, and II Ia stlil all under
lock aud key, but gold IL already NJ n
premium IN the dual monarchy. I'm.
look the treaiury doors anu IL will
disappear at once, aud you here will
discover, also, that with wages aud
prices IN England falling with leaps
and bounds, 10 try TO bling British
gold here Is merely to pour water In
tlsve."
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WAmltNuToH, Nov. lin the
Senate Hill offered retoiution 20
amend ,ho rules and prevent endless
iiiibustoIing. Referred 10 committee
on rules; also one by lin, TO author.
izo the presiding Uilluer 10 count
quorum present but not voting.
HOaf had read hill providing for
an appropriation OF !jl,0OJ for the re-
lief OF the sufferers In the recent storm
Ia the Sea lslandf, on the coast oil
South Carolina, uui With ~ "a
memorial prepared by Clara Barton OF
the Red Crosa society.
The House resolution for printing
Instead Of writing unVrOstul and en-
rolled Congressional bills was agreed
to.
The bill amending the act for the
exclusion Of the Chinupu was taken up,
and Gray explalnoi liz Provisions.
Hoar offered an amendment, which
suspouds Chinrov emigration pending
q settlement Of tho whole question by
treaty with the Chinese government,
and amends the proyisiOns Of tho oNist.
ing law regarding reputation agd
trials Of Chincse allens.
Davis also offered "A substitute, pro.
viding for repeal OF oil existing laws
excluding Chinese immigrat n. Pat
ner took exceDtions to tue provisions OF
the bill rejecting the evidence In court
OF Chineso witnessep,and the clause n.
fusiug toll 10 Chinese afrrs oil under the
provisions Of the bill before guilt Is os.
tiblished.
Perkins, OF California, said the Cali
fornla people were satisfied with ths
pTeront law. Tbs Chinese now SEQ
their mistake, anu u the time Tor regis.
ira ion IL oXieL ded, according 10 the
provisions Of tbs bill, they might com.
Ply. The people Of California and
other states have doubts, however. lie
Rlso read letter from tho chief OF
police Of San FrauOlsco, saying that ui
the arrests for crime, except tor drunk.
enness, In San Francisco, abiut 50
uer cent were from the Chinese la.
habitants. Not 20 per Crut Of tho Chi
neso la California had been converted
TO Christianity. A careful cJmputa.
ton reveals the fact, Perkins said, that
since they began coming 10 this cOun.
try In numbers they have takon or
sent back 10 China s 100000 10
American money.
Squire offered an amendment appr0.
priating 500, 900 for tue enforcement
during the present fiscal year OF the
several acts regulating aud prohibiting
Chinese immigration, and addressed
the Sounte In lts advocacy.
Frye said the uuary law was die.
honor 10 the county, morally crime
and commercially bundor.
Gray attempted to secure unanimous
consent TO vote on tho pending bill
at O'CLOCK, saying the hope was vH.
pressed on the Democratic eide that
there could be an adjournment OF Con-
grcss todRy.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming to the City
for Treatment.

Almost every mail br,Hrs letters asking DR..
Maufucll hud bissultt lh 10 necessary ~ Itvp
IN rht Lake DO order ln ttko tho treatment
Can YOU tout patents ut their homes by mail
and other quc.tOnh ~ similar import
ORA Mhnsnr.d Hnd NHHeu dsHiru TO state.
therefore, Tor The bruuut ct those who may bo
hrHiiatinr about writing 60 them, that hy thrir
question hl NE amt olucf ayHtpmauc arrauge
mcnts. q sufficient knowledge uf each easo can
h7 Obtained O. make treatment an easy matter.
Thus patients can be- treated ~ thoir avn
homcs ~ well as 10 saIt Lax. Medirines are
sent 10y express, d rvgulHr r0rfcanondanco ia
required AID iullnttuCd, uud Tie physiciHp
nud pationt arc thus in constant touch
Prompt replies urc mHdU lv nrF MAuado.d a
fiaHrtt mobilization iu tu4tuCut prrHrrlbpI
Win the proper medicines md M every detail
Z. ch cuau o. worked out until Do cure ls elected
hno oso 4 cents no stamps whoa you write Tor
question circular.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The California
Midwiuler Fair has capturoi all the
Midway Plaisgnce Attfa,ti1ne worth
having. They Will DO changed In form
when set up Uut there, 30 the people
who have seen thom here can look 81
them again aud learn somethlng new.
Al Vienna, fot instance, there will re-
appear reproduction OF n pleasure
garden In Vienna. At tho German
village will be the Htidelhury Castle.
but the test eiiOit Of the Midwinter
Fnir In the streets u all nations Will hu
the streets Of all the Eastern cOuntfius
Interesting one another, one ndmis.
sion taking the visitor Into all. Tho
Ferris wheel, OF course, cannot be
moved, but Ia ite plsce tbs cast Will
have unique tower 2J0 feet high.
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u couldn't sleep I would rrt uu fprIur
more llkn bad been working hIrI Instead I'd
irving iu obtain rtft ! trigu Ia IuIII Isf uI rom.
cdioH rcclmmcnird for such ituuuIrs, Duo nome
Of them rendered mo relief. 4 became demon.
gcnt nnl TO- tiuu. ihtFu was no help Cor Iup.
ROAD 90 DR.. MuushCld anu H|sHrtl'H HkII
IN treating other cases simiuar o. mIuH and
concluded io giNo ihomn trial full expecting
Co ma tnu sAWt OLD result ffiiiff vent tu
thom and began thpIr trriituontufter icing al.
Hurfd t1ht they 900 not uuutfttLe any case
unless u was Within their power 10 effect h
core, o. honesty was Che best policy hud ftHI
was mo basis 0f their claims.
- have "a e. ura Maus1eId aud ilisgotta
treatment hui rcmuilcH. hud followed their 10.
fcrtinus iullYt ami Im happy 90 state that Co.
day irti as well aH ever lui1. an my former
annoying symptoms have disappeared. Iluad.
aches gone, uuHt C.cAr throat e. oar. ringing Iu
ears stopped, aud Cai we'll uud sleep sound
aud get mp feeling ffpHh and hearty / recon.
mend lfs. Mansfield anu liiaHcit o. the world.
anu VIII verify tue statement O. any enc ralIl
lnE on me 20 NV rmiucurc iu Center ard,
Camp's Lane. rAlt Lake titY Jtah.
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The Gavsrnor OF OrtEon's rhRnis-
EINIng pranlAmAiInn

SALEM, ore, Nov. l.-Govornot
Ponnoyer todey issueI his thaukt-
giving PROCLAMATION. La It lac says:
"During tho present yOsr God has
been most Deneiiurnt 10 the state ana
nation, aud yet unjust anu ill.aivised
congressional lvglslatiOn, having made
golu alone full legal tender money, has
70 dwSffoi and Iaralyzsd business
that tue bOuntlUs Of Providence are
now denied to hundreds o. thousands
Of people within the national domain"
While, therefore, tnu people OF Orc
gon return thanks % God for His good.
meas, tho governor recommends that
they devoutly implofo him to dlsposo
thu President and Congress 90 secure
tho restoration VI silver rs tull legal
tender money In accordance with the
policy Of the fsthers OF tho Republic,
whereby the INDUSTRIES may bp 70.
vived aud the honest toileis Of the
land may procure daily bread, not as
aims, but ~ n fewara Tor their labor
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The rroIpetpd Cable.

MEIb9URNE, Nov. l. All the colo.
uies display great interest In the visit
Of the Canadian minister Of commerce,
and the cable project II being heartily
supported. The coming conference
will be regarded as being VI tho great
ct Importance, AMI II n said hefo that
1t will be held early next year, ana
Great Britain will send delegate 10
discuss the Pacific cable project.
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TmE EMBEzzLER WEEKS.
a Little OF iii. rhst Doing. ana thr
funds tie Handled

a Liitie OF tii. rnst Doing. ana thr
funds $50 nhndIed.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l.-Fraucls
Weeks was a lawyer IN New York CITY;
andthe ilrstnowH oihis financial troubles
was learned on May 2nd OF this year.
lho day previous ho hal made an
assignment 10 Lawyer w. q. wolling
of Wall street, AS president, treasurer
aud 'ecTelaty' o, ;hs Land & River
Improvement company,oi West Super.
lor, Wis, ana treasurer Of the West
superior Iron 4 Steel company.
IL wss not known that no had Il ed
until May l2Ih, whom there was placed
IN the sheriii's hands au attachment
against Weeke for 100000 In iavor Of
Mis-. Ceoils b, Giniln, buneflcitry
OF the estate OF Jacob Aetor Brlsled, OF
which Weeks WAS the sole surviving
trustee.
10 held trust funds OF the estate to
the sum OF S325,00O, which have dis.
appeared. Counties Isabel Won LIN.
den had slS6,01O Ia the hEnds of
Weeke. which has also entirely vanish.
ed, Numerous ether trust funds. In.
yOlving In all more than 81 600, COO
ha We also teen timirred win,
An indictment against Weeks was
found by the grand jury September
- h, charging him with grand larceny
VA the second d-rrte, aud two detec.
,iyes, Reilly and VoH Gerichten,salled
from New York 10 O sta Ricn, where
Wrehs was known 10 have He'd, They
took with them the necessary legal
documents from tho state department.
weeks, In the meantime, had en-.
ployed Dju Mauro Fernandez, prom.
inent lawyer " Costa RicR. TO look
after his Interests anu this gentleman
raised the point that, as no extraditiun
treaty exists between the two govern
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EoAiE, Nov. i.-As the Russian
squadron entered the haTblrof Ajaccil,
tie capital OF Corsica, an exp Osilu
occurred IN the engine room 0fthe
htgship Emperor Nicholas !, seriously
iplurng xix ilrcmen and eugineers.
Inis accident, following clotoly upon
n collision between the ctuitoft
Pamlal-Aziva and Admiral NAohi.
mOif shortly aiter they left lCuIon,
cas-. a gloom over tho squadron.
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Ioon Lnndnnnm b, nl.tnhs.

LONDON, Nov l.-Much sympathy
was aroused aud no little agitation IN
the American colony In London this
afternoon by the report that Mrs.
Roosevelt, wife OF the newly appointed
fret secretary Of the American EN-.
bassy, was dangerously ~ from au over.
dose of laudanum, taken by mistake
10 alleviate extreme pain. Doctor
Molaggen, Of London, who was
hastily summoned, hops that the
patient will respond TO the remedies
Administered. Mrr. Roosevelt was
Miss Helen Astog, Becond daughter OF
the late John jacob Ast0r.
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Ar FmE rnNEnAL.
sad Scenes NJ the 'hurch Yesterday. -
a Number Iniurrd.

CHICAGO, Nov. LA sad scene Or.
CURED AZ the church. Miss Ami.
Howard who was noon q have been
married To Mr.. HarrlgOn, brenkins
Town completely aud blrsting into a
NJ OF hysterical sobbi Y. Sno was
quickly removed 70 the Harrison man.
Zion nnd "A phyeioiRn summoned. Sne
was ~ astatu OF complete collapse all
day, but II better tonight.
Preston Harmon, the mayors snn,
iainled during The services ia tie
church, and also required tho AID OF
meiiol men.
Despite the efforts OF 1900 policemen
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iu,hc ,Iand. Of "a Receiver.

OAKLANp. Cal, Nov. The Con
solidaioi Piedmont Gable company
today went into the hands OF re-.
celver The directors NJ the company,
finding they could not pay tie Interest
cue, asked that the mortgages ON the
property be foreclose1. The capital
STOCK Of the company Is 100000; bonds
issued, s002 900.
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now oUu ACCOUNTS STAND.
The PnbIio Debt ha. Increased the
Fast Month.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The public
debt statement issue shows: Net In.
crease " debt, lees cash In the treas.
ury, during tho month Of October,
50, ,Ubs; Interest bearing debt, $751;.
OSY, 0i0, mn incteaeo Of 81 800, 900; debt
ON which interest has ceased aimee ma.
turity, sl,07I, $40, decrease $40, 200; debt
bearing no interest, s31i .932. ss3, In.
4O2.
Gold reserve today was ss4,SSI.S6
and the net oash balance Sl7,9I0, 499;
total balance, sl02, .0l,20l, n decrease
during the month Of si.5sl.3il. Total
cash In the treasury, $40 il7,Oli The
falling OF In tue receipts tue fret four
months OF the prescott fiscal year, com.
pared with last year, was approx
mstely $4,000, 900 IN customs aud 81.
100000 Ia internal revenue. The pen-
Hion payments for the irs. four months
~ the year were Si7, l6i ,OU4, and the
tamo time last year, S52,0i9,0 2i.
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rroublo In Herman South Africa

LONDON, Nov. Ia dispatch TO the
Times from Berlin says; The Cologne
CASTE has a dispatch from Cape Town
giving alarming reports OF the c0ndl.
ton OF affairs In German southwest
Atrlca. IL Ia stated that Chief Wit.
booi and followers had a fight with
the colonial troops near HoTkrans anu
several GermanP, including Lieutenant
Francois, were killed aud "A German
settlement burned. The repOru are
not confirmed.
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ments, II was an action on the part II
the United States 70 bully a smaller
country, and that the favor would
never be- reciprccaisd.
Nevertheless, the Efforts Of this gov
etument have been successful, and
Weeks Is now on his way to Now
York.
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striking Pointers.

ALBANY, n. y, Nov. l.-All the
Prlntera IN The book aud job printing
Embellishments Of the city, Including
tue State printing office, struck today
for reduction Ia hour. IL may cause
serious trouble la gvttiug the election
ballots ready.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-02

Headaches, llupIus in Ears, Weak
Eyes, Sore throat. Hawking, Spi,tlug
Loss Of Appel q, sloop.Us,noss, otr.. are
all caused by CglArrh, DE-. Mansfield
and liissot Curo i. only g a month,
medicines Ffoo.
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WAsnINGT0E, Nov. 1.-The Preal.
dent nominated IL. H.. Dawes, of Mas
ssohuselts, NJ. ii. KIDD, OF Indians
aud a, =. Mol<ennon Of Arkausns,
g mmissloners to negotiate with thu
i've civilized Indian tfihes, under the
net OF March 3rd, lasii George Harper,
OF Georgia, Indian agent gt UmalillA
agency, Oregon.
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4 mosaUn nunNEp.


LoNDoN, Nov. Ia dispatch from
COnsthntinoplo Gays tho principal
mosque NJ Damascus was burned, The
fire causing lOss Ui 100000. IL wgs
originally named the Clurch Of 81
John, and contained oaskot In
whlcn the traditional head OF
the "BnptisW was shove. Tho sultan
has ordered the mOaque to be- rebuilt ut
once,
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distributed along the route OF the pro.
cession, the crush was NO terrible that
n numbrrof women tainted, aud some
were seriously hurt oue having TO BE-
removed 10 the county hospital.
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ArrnnsIng q LLo,aI Medalns.

R0ME. Nov. LA marriage between
the Duke VI Aostu, nephew VI king
Humbefi, and Princess Clementino,
third daughter OF King Leopold OF
Belgium, has been arranged.
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Iho OTer Dceiin,d. A Counter one
Halo,

WAsHiS0roR, d. g., Nov. THE
lEst offerings Of silver 10 the treasury
department under the Sherman law
were made today. when $4,000 ounces
were offered Mt 10 cents per ounce.
~ were declined, and counter offer
Ui $3.50 per ounce mude.
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Dr.. Mhnsneid and nissrtt. OF tho Zion Moil
cal nsttltc,Will treat 1I. tlUau who arc unable
a. pay, ffyo Ot thar.r, ON iudaya, provided
thul uTius an order itum their llIauop atatn.
the fact that they arc without money,
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located in salt LAkH DlrF Perm turncy. W0s
ronsinilly mud SSH form tho basis OF every
claim they make
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Knit skiria Tor 200. in Domet Flannol
Satin Qualify quilted.
JuAt received an elegant limo OF now
and stylish Ready. Made Drcssoa
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Six and Dress Goods dent.

Tho success ct our last wook's silk come
hinntion sale No sLuO yard has proved
that SAT- Lake appreciates rood
values. ihIs week we onor "a saie
which will eclipse an previous
tIHris.
'''n'.. '.' 's' Is OUT ''' S7lG I'd.
'''''' '' 55' ''.''' g our ''1 75G yd
''''.5 '' a'" S'i''''''' our $40 60G I'd
' ''' ' ,''f ' a''i 'i' e 07 yd
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DmEoroHsi ~ 3 Richards. Thos q. Weber.
NV. Clayton, Elias a. Smith. NJ. X. Cun.
ninEt. james n. Noyic, ChLs. o, RieAArd5.
n. W. Carlson. j. o Cuusz.
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MINISTER RISLEY SOMEWHAT BETTER.

HE WILL START FOR his POST As SOON As He
Is ABLE-MUCH PITT OUT At THE DELAY
John T.. Risley. who was appointed United states
Minister 10 Denmark by President Cleveland last
March and who since the middle 81 April has b. n
seriously i'll In this city, has recovered sufficiently 10
leave his apartment, in ia" MendesSohn '"" 'm'
building and IS now al the Ciilscy House Mr.. Rls"y
received his npI,ointm-n th" 10th Of last March,
A., took the oath Of Office early In April ana hah
made, all arrangements TO sail on his foreign mission
bv m. middle Of The month While In Washington.
however hc had nh attack Of the grip The disease
forced b; the doctors orders. 10 give up all h"a 81
going abroad Al that time. For ,lx weeks h" MS
been IN a critical condition. and only during the
last few days has he sufficiently recovered 10 i"'
moved.
Mr. Risley covered with shawls. was reclining IN
an invalid's chair dictaling s,enographer when q
Tribune reporter wa, admitted 10 his room yesterday
afternoon. IL am much put out he said. q" that ]
should have been kept from my post 50 long. but !
have been utterly unable to d. any work AT all much
less to travel. can make no date Tor my o."
parturc. 1, will be just as soon rs am able 10
about"
70 an inquiry regarding IN" cXsteuce Of law
compelling a newly appointed minister to foreign
country TO rcport AT The Foreign Office of that country
within sixty DAYS after taking the oath Of office. Mr.
RisIcy said Il aware OF no such law me
ONLY Law is I'm regard to Il minister salary. which
he Is not allowed To draw until he reports Tor duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
EXCISE BOARDS TIE FINAL Authority

Newburg y. v. Juno 3.--.IudGc Charles +. Brown
In the Montgomery eXcls" cases after argument thl'
morning at the supreme Court. Chambers In this CITY
rendered a decision that the question whether EXcls"
tomm, sIoncrs will permit the sale az liquor I'm their
towns Is committed solely 10 their discretion ana l.
not subject 10 review. The decision OF the Mont
c9mory commissioners affirmed
Sryacuse y. Y. June 3-Beforc Justice r. II. Me
Lehman today another excise question under the
Rocsch law similar 10 that decided 10y Justice Parker
on Thursday. up. II was the of the People
OK rel John Ward against the Excise Board OF Tren-
ION The decision In line with the Others inad"
this week namely. that the court could not review
decision OF the Excise Boaid in throwing out license
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
love- TRtTy RORRER CiPTT RED

ST. Louis June 3.-samucl 4. Wilson, the lone rob
Der who held up and plundorcd the Pacific Express
car attached TO the wcstbond Missouri Pacific train
near Pacific. NO.. on the night OF May ~. was cap
t,ircd at the home Of his parents last night near
Lebanon. Mo. Wilson has made full confession
He said that hc robbed the express ear In order I"
secure money with which to pay mortgage on MS
fathers farm. 81 now satisfied h" added. TO
90 10 the pcniicntiary as I intend to plead guilty
I want 10 learn letter trade than that OF Telegraph
ING for making livelihood and 1t Is for inns reason
that want IN 60 10 tho pcnItentiary' III reference
10 the money found I'm the cornfcld near The scene
of the robbery Wilson says he placed II there Tor the
purpose OF securing him lighter sentence III case lie
should be- captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
rup GALE OF ST TKE'S STILL TALKED or.

The sale by Charles A. seymour OF the ST. Lukes
hospital property has been the pic'pa 'oAc IN fea'
o,rces during the last week. The price paid,
~, zoo 600 Is said by real estate men 10 be extra
.,.,v nigh even though the position Of the plot
=, ,ana &c taken into consideration Mr.. seymour
and all interested st refuse to make known the name
anu a." .oh,scr who. It Is said. Intends TO cut the
urorer,r M into building lots. All the Information
,hai can be secured points TO some one not at an
prominent in the real estate field as Tue purchaser
po"'I hos aroused many people to ask why
=, a. .ha, ,h neopc are willing TO spend large sums
=. = -. a, hnuding houses with no grounds around
,h.m !, Is thought In the reii estate field that
.ss r,r.h... Of the st. Luks's Hospital property VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River, Mass, June (,pecial.-Thc print
cloth market has been practically fcaturclcsS during
IN. week brokers and manufacturers alike paying
more attention to the Manchester murder and the
coming Borden trial than TO their routine affairs.
The production fell off. owing to the observance OF
Memorial Day The weekly statement Is rs follows
Production 100 900 pieces deliveries. 10000; stock
on hand 5000: last weeks stock. 5000 sales.
100000. OF which 1000 were odds. 23,Ooo, 0iAOls'
IL 900 spots and sj 900 futures sales for weekly
d,iverv. mne. I75OoO pieces: July -. 600: Au-
gust 90 900 SEPTEMBER $50 o; October. lAO0o,
November, 1900; December. 1000. The market
Is steady and the price IS 3 ZIG cents for oiAolS