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ANNE Nnw rAnIrr nIrn.

Providence journal; ultimate destruc.
tom is what Mr. John D. Long Of Mas.
sachusetts sees IN the new tnrft bill. lie
must be giNed with very vivid iinagina-
! ton.
Florida Times-Union. The new tariff buI.
as proposed By the democrats Of the ways
and means committee might properly
be termed J blil for the emancipation CT
American Industries.
Boston c;lshai II Is ny no means merely
the biz Of one man or even Of enc com
mittee II VIII rank among the most earn
| est th0uEhftul and comprehensive plans
eyer formulated IN the annals OF tarlff
| leglslation.
81 Louis Republic: The bill is admirable
IN theory and is practical tax measure
carefully worked out, It win need few
amendments and only a short debate Onr
Federal taxation Is getting close to the
constitution
indianapolis News: The hest feature OF
the Wilson tarlif bill is its free lisr There
can be no possible doubt that those pro
ducta which lie at the basis Of great in
dustries should be free OF duty. 10 tax
these ls 70 tax production.
Buffalo Courier: II IS 70 be expected
that extreme MeIlnleyttes viii Indulge
IN tales OF woe over the Wilson bill hut
the great mass OF tho manufacturers aud
the consumers OF the country
Philadelphia Times Where the tarIr
Is going 70 help labor is by allowing more
constant employment aud an enlarged
dcmand- That viii send wages up. ItIt the
pretense that wages are ever directly rcsti-
lated by the rate OF duties Is a transpar-
ent mockery.
Chattanooga Times: The sugar fchedule
In the proposed new tariff is ali right, ex-
cept the unarter-cent pound duty on 70
fined Why Ibis little sop to the reiiners'
trust2 They have free raw fnateritl why
not give the consumer the advantage Of
free refined sugar.
Richmond Dispatch. Mr.. Wilson has not
damaged nIs reputation as an advocate
OF tariff reform. His statement OF The
proposttions. or recommendations, Of his
committee Is very Ingenious He win have
good hackers In the house OF represent-
atlyes aud In the president.
81. Louis Post-Dispateh The new tarim.
bill as prepared by the ways ana means
committee is a measure desisned to raise
revenue aud Hberate commerce. from the
ralneus restrictions imposed by the Btiipid
Mckinley law The now rates PROPOSED
are not high enough TO enable any trust
. tnitke tnearned prnftts behind the
customs wall
pittshurg Post; ono thing can be said
for tho Wilson tariff bill, even by enc
protection lords Of the republican party
X viii stop the fatfrying process They
viii not get exceptional fagora from the
government and as q consequence will
net net, be compeiled % pay for them. There
VIII ne nc more raising Of pony purses
Of $1,000 70 help MCKINLEY through IN
OHIO That would be In the interest Of
public morality.
Kansas city Star: What the farmer
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n conploN sclIGAlE.


Brswhiie one Of The Posts most Is.
termed contemporaries was wont 70 sneer
bsaaVss u she o-ending coupon.
The enterprise which provided for the
HehoolInE Of deserving young women aFa
Tor doing gopi in other ways was seyereiy
rldiculRd By The Ppst'a most O. e. as lewer-
Ing tile newspaper standard
II Is not journalistic, said the .. G.. as
II Kicked and cuned the Offending little
coupon and funnel and fretted because
younger Journals had vettured into new
nelds of enlerprise without FIRST giving
the old Ledy a chance to catch On. Boz
M tho leaders map out the way tire less
veptFssone follow when il ID seen the
5eoast Is clear, ard aometlmea the easldif
Eaintlets are taken iip and displayed AZ
something novel and unique The Ola Indy
has finally caught On and blossom forth
with q fun page advertisement u pictures
~ the detlnct Werld'a Falr, no ianht
purchased hv the peuiii. which can be md
for coupons clipped from The paper aud
svslt e The pifiee with aea1npauylng
ieAsii- II IL 70 be hoped ether papers
which have Been SO criticised and aneered
Al ty tie old Lady Tor employing coupon
prpiecta win net now rataiiate Ia Kind.
III FOR tat y J very bad word"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

Los Angeles, Cal, December 6--cne
Agiiar. man whose vile recently SCI
cures dtvorce on the grounds Of cruelty,
committed q diabolleal crime here Ills
the woman was staying carrying a otait
bottle filled With kerosenc After appiy~
ing match to the contents he seized
wornan's head, down the neck 81 hsr.
drasz and eyer her clothing. The tensi
then escaped. Mrs. Agilar Is fatally
burned
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senator lIoar's statement IN his recent
speech, that the present conditions IN the
business world were ClevelAnhs cunil.
tons, and HIS attributng Of tie same to
thc democratic administration, were not
only uLgatriotic. but inccndiary and
worthy OF the strongest condemnation
Resolutions were adopted approving the
Wilson tariff bill as decided step IN the
direction Of free trade, and insisting that
the mcune of reform embodied in the hill
as framed should not be diminished at the
solicitation OF Individual senators and
representatives having local interests To-
scrvc. and trusting there will be no need
less delay In its passage.
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sherins returned TINS morning from
Arapahoe county wlth tho tssrse men
charged with the murder 81 postnaster
Amos Beam 81 Lansine Colo, two weeks
aRo. The men are Charles Tom and
Freeman Chase The murder was COM
mltfed Ter ne purpose o. robbery
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ring. the wheels begin 70 turn. the saws
and plAnca ana chleele start on their DAYS
work. end Al et once the busy brigade
have taken their places ana the hours
Of labor have opened.
The great majority OF the workers IN the
I'm bucket hriEado are men who have
families, and who are the breadwinners
for those families. Evsry ono OF these has
left behind him q small cottage with the
love ond light OF home within 4, and that
home is one OF the citys safeguards, Men
who have four walls and n roof, though OF
the p'ainest which they can call home,
are generally good citizens oppoged %
lawiessness and obedent 70 authority
Every one OF these little homes too. does
rs naly toward helping the trade Of the city
ana toward sending a steady ana ht4ithful
How along NE artestes q commerce.
Every home does ita part IN influences At
least toward building up stronger
churches and better schools Wherever
there are children among them. they are
than the children Of the more prosperous
cltixenSs ana are obtaining better canca-
tons than their parents were ever able 70
gain. Everything about such homes IS IN
the Inc pr development Uniformly,
Inc tin bucket brigade represent quiet,
ndustrlous, law-abiding and progressive
Very many OF the brigade are women
and girls ana hack OF them also are the
little homes which they are helping 10
slstain and 10 I'll with comforts. No
weather ever daunts them; no rain nor
cold ever makes them delay. They, too,
arr ustir In The carly morning ana before
the school bells ring one can see them
hurrying 70 iifvir t,isSss; neat, alert. ready
for theiE long days work. Up In town
they uisanpear INTO offices and stores and
chops: and there they are all iay. patient,
faithful painstakrg. Dusk hus already
fallen before they cpme out from their
work and hurry home again. and they are
very tired. and perhaps their feet drug n
lttie as they 70. No halo IS nhcw. their
heads, nothing in thnir appearance sug-
EcstS any herDisrn or self-sncfifice; but
there Is iovellness IN the lives 81 these
young hFeaawinpcrs such Rs few people
comprehendi and the homes TINT they are
helping 10 build are among the sweetest
homes In ths city, however humble they
may be.
A clty's tower Of strength is in her tin
bucket brigade. The larger that brigade
and the more established, the better It IL
for the city. Houston's pride Is her great
army Of breadwlnners. who are helping to
lay tine foundations OF her prosperity deep
and strong. and II is her fondest hope that
me growth OF the city and its craving
needs VIII swell the army of breadwtnners
into m overwhelming host, with homes
for every one OF them.
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fIlIlEhoF0 f7FHFl{0f-
rne Houston Post Is very liberal n d.
voting q good portion o. It's edisathll
space ID criticisms unon The course Of
conkgeAainail Haiiey IN making few
sneecbes ~ hin district. The Post tHinfa
him Wisli the epithet II eYouns Bailey Z,
The silver tanrnea orator If EpQk = able
ta tote his own Skillet. and tho public
txnnlt MnfrN On hi henoNnl.
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HHIFd Efaf9
somu o. our exchanges are already
working themselves up over the next
campaign There are lots Of good men
IN Texas who would make a good gov
afnar but fpr one The Star does net pro-
nose 10 tear Ia hair for any Of theta
MT lhle tong beLole The eleaton At leaSl
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THE coon AND TIE BAD.

II has been truly si.id fhat there IS .
good side and a bad side, or good and
~ qaalities, Ia each human being.
What one s. % be on what qualities are
% dornunte ana prevail IN tbs life Of IN
diyidnals depepds upon which are cuiti-
vated and which are put under restraint.
There e no excellence Of character with
out an earnest striving Tor Il and each
occasion Of giving way TO evil qualities
weakens the power % The better nature
H'yi temper, hate, "maisce and all IN.
ehalitnblenesa. Il indulged or not pit nn-
der severe restraint soon destroy the
opposite virtues beyond recovery,
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ralemap ola SOUTH III
sundays Houston pYs' N5a g
Twenty ptScS q elg''f g', ~,
hiled with most llale....ssiiais''sss As,s' &
l,4ha Iilustratlaa oii M f l'' !, =, 81
lionsfon ard eommafqf sa 4. : :. ~
nusilion l0ehind fpsst fli ~, ~ Il i.
lsicklng out II the ilarasss
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QUARANTINE sI0BPS n
REsTRrcTrox on m
S"on nnuSswIolS ar q = y
No Household Good. !, ,,..
admitted from l,rsu.r, .,ss.''',
gage onIy near,sr
snrsvon's osrtsar.,. .''''
Savannah News

savannah News.
Brunswick Is free once NM.
Ing Of the sanitary boara '', s.t. Atanra.
decided TO raise the quastp,, 'S's y n
persons coming from that eIss !, &
ness Of the season renae,,es N & = Y ~
safe IN the opinion d IL :, n, Ky ~,
the surgeons OF the MARIN !. .slss ~ !
vice stationed in tho yellow fss s'.'' All. =
The following resolutions NJ; sl,'''''
by the sanitary board X 81 sas'i
Resolved, That quarantibe
pc removed excepting h0u5 16s wv ~
aiia stocks Of goods consls.lnr (, , t..sql
paciied hagsage consisting n 81.
apparel only viii be allowed y W 4 sst1trj
tai service attached. '"''ie} "a.
Resolved further. Thnt 81 az.
companies be notihed ~ ma n. ss''l sIe'tstf:
ana TINT the sud comaanles X ' :.
~ receive for Transportation /, ,,., VI, "
STOCKS OF goods, h0uEehold r;suss w W. q;
stated above. T' " sssl'stf4I
LdTTLE DANGER NOW
While very probably there mac X.
more cases Of fever IN BrunsTlck Z ~, "
me end OF the year the anshorltIe. w
that the danger 81 CONVEYING IA y, \,
ton 70 other points Is small c ~ Y.
earling 80 lete IN IN epidemic az NM s.s,s.
The work OF disinfectlrg hsss..
contents at Brunswick by liz t ,,ss'.s "
pltal service is now going On Ak y, ~
WIG M OF me cold weather WHICH Il. X. /
pecca soon u Is hoped that the r,te n
soon be entirely free az Ire dIsassss w Y. Z
Sayannah's health authoriiiae NJ. s,l3A
termlned to run the smallest unssih,. Z,
however and for that reason * No..
emeots or stocks OF goods WIN ~ sn.-
TO ne brought into the city INN ns..
wick for some time YET. 'ffS' 20
surgeon Murray. at Brnnswick "a Z.
geon General Wyman were nctifeS 4. y
The railroad authorities wsre XXX ., Z. rs
ed copies Of the resolutions
The SIX Remaining eahitarv irss,as.l
VINO nave been on duty on the Ssss.ss.
hloridn and Western RAILWAY NM n. +
Withdrawn by Or. Drummer. y Y
A LONG QUARANTINE
savannahs quarantine agalnst 81,
wick has been continuously ii tdre. NJ
September 10, or two months and ar,
days. Quarantine was iirst d.,ks|
against Isrxnswick August II. M. (.
first case Of yellow fever. thar 81 IIih3|
Sturgeon Branhani, was rt3art4f ~
three cases OF fever occurred ihf!sx Il
gust. or, rather only three wers tgs,-.li i'd
and on September 10 the quafAa..rl "a
removed. having been kept ~ far tvt'll|
nine days. Ne caHes were rep9,ttj n &. 4
teen days before the quaranllga Nii ~ &
NJ. ,..1 M tt,n firct fire MI ~ r1llt To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

TIE Georgia legislature has passed q
i@w providing for the issue OF currency
notes BY statn hanks ana may test the
eonstitnlionaiity Of the state bank tax
Pending action ny aihaf STATES the Geor-
ga experiment win be watched with M
terest
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Senator Minis first Informs himself thor
ouehlg ppon any Subject upon which he
PURPOSES nadresaing his fellow citizens.
and fhen SPEAKS hls mind freely. l5s
nsvsr goes off half cooked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

Our neiehbors Ut the quiz seaport should
eonie up TO Houston and SEQ real i've
clty
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That yarn about an agreement between
senator coke and Governor Hogg. thar
The former would be candidate Tor gov
ernorand the latter Tor senatnr, gas so
thin that II needed no contradiction
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( Itis iiia To borrow trouble. which Is 80
readily given away
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Congressman should think more or The
needs ef the country IS 70 leglslation ana
iess as 70 the possibility IL tbsIr defeat III,
recollection
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dor severe restraint soon destroy thu
4 opposite virtues beyond recovery,
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THE Georgia legislature has passed o
iaw providing for me issue OF currency
notes BY state banits ard may test the
eonstitutionaiity Of the state bank tax.
A Pending artipn hy aiiiaF SKATES, the cieor-
4 gia experiment win be watched with IN
terest
/ Glad e see YOU gentlemen, Walk in.
Hamilton Stuart nas been writing FOR the
press Tor slxty-two years lie began eds
ms paper 10 Texas tifsysfipe years ago.
ssnd & stiIi ncfiYa ard Vigorous ii hls
Warlg. lis advise ta young men is, 30 i've
slow Z they wiail 70 live long
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4 X Is iaia to borrow trouble. which IS 30
readily given away
The country VIM soon Know al about
the Intentions 81 this government vita
regard 70 Hawaii. The spnclna message
% the president viii speedily foilcw the
reoeipt Of the expected Information from
the isIauss
Hurry m the iariif bill and chen let the
/ appropriation bnls como IN.
= -.
That yarn about an agrenment between
seaator Coke and Governor Hogg. thar
The former would be 3 candidate Tor GOV
ernor and the iatter FOR senator, gas so
thin that It needed no contradictions
Our neiehbors Ut the gulf seaport should
eonie up 10 Houston and sec a real live
city
Senator Mills first Informs himself thor
ouKhly upot any subject upon which he
PURPOSES nadresang his fellow citizens.
and then SPEAKS hls Mind fyeelv. ia
never goes OF half cooked
The Post can chrsFss;i,T aud .pnfidentiy
recommend South Texas ozone 70 ali
comers.
The populist members II congress- are
expected % fagor by their yotes, as wei
as their speech. the democratic tnrin meas
IRE. but 4 IL not always safe Is count On
what popplists VIII do
Ts,r Colorado silver minthg camps ara
/ ia q falr way 10 make monkey of col
oiade'a governor.
Democrats Ii congress should stand s..
the Democratic presieent unsn they are
Convinced that he s wrong. II Is gsner4
atty safe 70 aas0sne fhHt rleveiand i rls.ht
pntil ne contrary Is proven,
The Mexlchn revolution revnlges IL ma
fate nf about forty revolutions 10 the
minute. sra stSll there Is .uetAins in it.e
Tire poitulief governors, Cling OF Kan.
Las M4sts u Colorado ana neAnayer 81
Orag9n are spoclmen bricks 81 the nav
political dispcnHatIop that mlaht Ia dls1
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Hurry m The fariif bin and then let the
approximation bills como IN
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RElIOT.l

Mr. NJ /, Westheimer hi;
livery, boarding and sale
Texas avenue and Travis st
Milan aud Commerce. Wig
pleased 10 have his old frk
customers call. as thu buf
conducted rs heretofore. ~
Telephone Ne. ls.
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elaa q ase you. gantIemen. walk il.

l4ariltan Stuart mas been writing for the
.pfeas Tor stxty two years lie began eaii-
ms paper "a Texas fifsvafipe years ago.
and e sim acfiva ard Vigorous ID hls
work. lis advise ~ young men 81 20 I've
show 4 they ylssis to live long.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

The country VIM soon know all about
thu Intentions 81 this government vita
regard 70 Hawaii The spncln message
% the president will speedily fbilcw the
feoeipt Of the expected Information from
the isIantla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

Derloerats u consrsss should stand bs
The Democratic presleent iingn they are
Convinced that he s wrong. Il Is gater.
ally safe . aasusne fhtt rlsvelspd il right
Until me contrary IS proven,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

70 tbs exeissionistFi Houston extenda
you q hearty ard cordial Welcome. MAKO
yourselves A. home ana II son don't 10
what you van. ask fpf IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

I'he populiss members q congress are
expeeted % favor by their yotes. AZ well
leg their speech. the democratic tariff meas
IRE. but 4 IL not always safe Is count on
WHIT nonlIlAta VIII do.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

The Post can chcSFf.s;;s,F aud apnfisirntiy
recommend south Texas ozone 10 ali
coiners
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

The Mexlcan revolution revolves az ma
rate q about forty revolutions 70 the
minute sFd stu there + petnins in Ii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

The popuuef governors lcweliing Of KAN
=sss M=sss q Colorado ana reAnayer Of
oregon, are Speeimen bricks Of the new
political dlspensailon that mlaht he dlss
penBed with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

senatpr Hin Of New York says he does
not pfege9e 70 cross the lIawaiIan brsdss
until ne comes to ~ very Mise cone,n.
aInn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

N. Hafset,e Address was received Win
ssafg manifaHtaiion 81 approval Al IL
ssoaa there Refe load calls Tor John
hiisseil nfnelea With cheers. Ne Rs,ssel,
sss.gropee1 4, brief sreech ii supnori ~
~ t4affeses nnsic}nFihfls He saI3 ihaf
curing allh epslnA4e d6rfesssbn n : 49,
slHaea AIN N - ~ never - ,inn4tf.6f' = 81
-. Ht{f1naf ltpak 8tksit tsi1ile - ~. ~,
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OCT g. Oct. 4. Dlncrcnros.
Net gold on hand 500 5s2 ~ s93sl327G Inc. +-5 loi
ON hand 49, s7iG95o s.5soc0e Dec 1GG0is
Net silver on nd S.fOo, ~ S'S-'lo Inc. -lioio
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CANADIAN PACIFIC.
1901 1872 1893
jan / 10 ut 30 80. "a - 200 100000 ass 90
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
S$%S;' II" s ssss iSs SO ; 2s
cmcAGo MILWAUKEE AND 81. PAUL.
S Ssa1 s Of "lf sept ;s,s '5 e
Jan / - sept 30. 90 c7797l 2foil 81 "'"S'o"
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
Es@s;' 2, IS: s .;:5i s,s SEA
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
f ss e, "' 3s as r.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Ss%$;' 2 % &; 's s.
TOLEDO AND ONO CENTRAL.
5s1r'1 :, Se ssp T." s Sp, 15 54SG 5si5 sGS
WABASH.
Namsr OF @l:' s ., ,S s.si iG' 500 S S5s
Fo9''g %' sept sS S Jos SO lcSoiso lcio7S
ONO RIVER.
T s1 e "e' s. !ss :;s5i
CuICAGo ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
MSmG {, OF sS syp' 90 aoocsss isesaS ss55S3
ATCiIsON, TOPEKA AID SANTA fE-
(whole slstsm1
; N,m"'' , =" 90 sgd $50 ~ 524 0ts s3663sI2
,,'rs,n, @x,,cnse- 49,. 25nG450 293o,72 .. 10000
Ne. earaIns, ....... 3I,2.oo2o s,5s4 1913 slessol7
July 70 Aug 81 - -. 90 20 an m. - 90, .,I
Operatng cNp.isas...... 6.l332Oc 1GOo,flo oo2s'"o
Not earnings - s. as2.o49 sessl.G7i s2,3j,'7s
MEXICAN GENITAL.
Month of August 800 ,-o- q, o.,
$ &C.,. . $ s '5 s$sis
Net earnings .......... slGJ s3s s5",leJ s'ol'o
Jan. / 30 Aug 81 .oo .o, a. ooo o,- 4. 90 q,
on ranmg cs,cn.cs..... 3.O35 10 3iso'"i 'o''"-9
Net 70, months 81 5o37o7 slCo9,c3 si,5so'G'
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. oct I. p. m.-Consols. % LILO for money
and % 3-iG for the account. Canadian Pacific, u',
Irlc lis. do second cOnsols. '3ls. Illinois central
g.: st. Paul common. Gi@s; Ncw-York Central lo'A.
Pennsylvania 5l',. III, ,.. ,.
the Bank Of England balance to-day IL t4pr
Money II, per cent The rate of discount IN me
omen market both short and three months bllls
IS 1asMlig per cent Paris ndvces quote per cent
rcnt,s al gs francs ~. confines for the account
and exchange on London at - francs Il centiIncs
for checks
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A DyEETIsEMENTs. AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Eo1H
"A THE MEN, YORK iRiBuNE WILL, De re
Mat ID door lo,tn q Thirty -hrstst. and ADvsK.
TISEMENTS at the following Branch OAiecs; -5k
E'ght,-aNe. Twenty thrt.st 159 sNt,,r,e;
1877 Fou tha,e Fourteelthst.; 7G0 Thirilye.,
fOru,-cNcatn--t.: LOG 1hifdave. Sixty.
nrst-,t. l7os Frtayc. log West Eortysecond.st re
,onmhus.a,e; 80 Avenue A; 1883 Thirda,e.: 20 Wet
fourtccntn-.t e57 Wet Forty,econdst 55t Thri1yei
sndtweIfsh asd One hnnd ed and thirteenth .ts
Vt the HARLEM OFFICES, 40 East One HUNDREDS
and t nj 2f3 West
ht-s, and 800 West oaeh forty nfta-st up
10 = D. M, at regular Office rates. -.
Bedford.aye., up to p M. ct regular onice retes x
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STEAMBOATS,

;,slde route l., BOSTON. $500. PtuVIDHN T.. f2.2j.
.,d no EASE NV st,rl steamer, MANI. ami y l.N .
IitMI>IIIRE leave Pier 3G y H.. ono bio x above
,i,n,l ST At 5.sJ T. ~ daily. except sunday
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
,rha market was somewhat more active IMAM
I, was Yesterday. but the only sups'ah'i'''
rooson WAS the weakness in the European eA-
cbanres There was said to be little dehahu'
but This fact proved that sterling loans were
heine renewed as fast as they matur'd 1T Is
noss,hIe that considerable amounts OF foreign
ca,i,al are seeking employment here In the OK
notation that the Senate will soon repeal the
rrasert silver law. Barring this uncertainty
conditions were favorable, and during the great
or mart of the day the course of prices was up
ward In the last few minutes prices slipped
off readily in consequence of what appeared 10
no realizing sales. They may have Deei' now
o,or merely fresh attacks by the bear faction'
rbe early Improvement was not lost, as Tu'e'
I'D 0naJ changes were advances. Chicago Cas-
,,,hich was the most active stock, touched oo's'
I'd Of 70 closed at an advance of Ia per cent.
american Sugar Refining advanced TO above
oo but nj the end was unchanged. These TWO
Cooks furnished more than third OF the total
,,s,nass OF railway stocks. 81. Paul was
.,rong and its first price was the lowest ana
a. srite of the closing reaction. It's fnal gam
III IL " nor cent. Other railway stocks were
%,a'I Int In the last hour Union Pacific declined
u .nnd,iv for purely speculative reasons. and
Western Union Telegraph advanced for no bet