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New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Chicago oct - special. Wheat today vas weak de-
e,,,ed carly recovered part ~ TINS an" '"s''
L6lc unde- Saiurday December opened a 80. s'n
h.,r,cen 5oi.c AMI al@.c and closed ~ j:n32's Maj
closed at s7.c premium. NewYoik seen'l +" he "e"N"i
,hsn Chicago and affected This market he ncr"as" "i
the visible supply. l;T35 o0n was about as expected.
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth had 1891 cars thor" was h'''e
increase o., p4seace 720Or bushels Primary rrc"t's
were very large almost 2noop bushels. Exports were
fair 40 600 bushels oM hat vas IN -four. Ihefe
was no done te~r; - c9ariFfs rrnrihN
The seah1aTd reported focf loads there Ihr onN
s,,ppot To tho price from the S'ref'h Ia com u
ayaied 20 keen the decline within sina.! limit
Corn was strong weather and on the anunin.e-
mon: from Washington that the crop only lliI"V
OS, bushels smallest IN tvonty years IN" effect ot
the wet weather bull the nearby eliVere pri"
her and November advanced suddenly e bCsh"I "li
he'd half ~ II; May advanced izc and held about ha
~ thar, TIE latter between 'nisc and "niec. and
sod AT JO.45ssc The sharp advance In tho ne'ilN de-
oniy 40 coo bushels Receipts $50 cars: The est-
mate fo TUESDAY 3O2 the visible decrease. 4GtW'
bushels
''h@ May rOd between 50 and
g.s and iosoi 9 32i- T3-ia
Provisions gyn;sttzei extent With After
, rather firm dav. closed - St'urday lard.
~ over ribs. .i.c jc The cash demand from
,he other reported considerably npr we'd err
were $1,000 hogs the estimate for Thursday was ROO"
read prices Jc lower.
Al n. s.t rats December wheat closed IT o.. calls
at a2',c puts May We're Josc calls 'o'.e.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
T. /. OLNSTEAD APPOINTED.
THE PARK BOARD SELECTS \ LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT
CALVERT vAl.X NA,iEp EY COMMISSIONER HHlL'
WHO THOUGHT THAT MR. oLMSTEAp

CALVERT VAuX NA:iED EY COMMISSIONER h'''i'
WHO THOUGHT THAT MR oLMSTEAp
worLD NOT ACCEPT THE Place.
Artor LIVELY meeting Yesterday d'f'rg "Ni'n
o,o NJ it's members withdrew. the PARK 6oaId So
loo,ed Frederick Iaw Clns,cld landscape aIchl-
tee, Of the Harlem Rivor Specdway
,f,ar routine business had been TRANSACTED 'o'h-
missioner Tappan Introduced a resolution Lafn'''1
Frederick Law Olmstead Tor tn, place Corn'S-
sionor Eel mace an unsuccessful fhort % ha'0
Calvcr, Varx named as associate Wi'h Nr. '''i-
stead. and then novel to Substitute the name ''
Mr. Vaux for ttat of Nh Ons'ead. ., ,..,..,
snir;,c4 dehltc followed. In tn course oi N',;.
Nj tlau.en 81. that A'. NauN Nonld .c- go
IN harroory with ;ho Bcarc. and tnAt 20 q, ~.
:ec.s wauli eutln urrec ssary eNpense NJ. D.,
ass,,rarr. tfat NJ EavX would work II ,et"i.'ilf
yylth M. HoaiG did no; affect the votes 81 '"'
Commissioners r. N,O REF !~ei TO taDl" ti' I'''..
whsn NJ. Bel advocatec t"3t couift. .t .,c,
AIr T,ru LETT the meeting room n';o', '!r w.,
tion came - q .nte bU, returned ~ nan an ',o".,
'rha question VS. resumed where II htd pS'
dropDr! "nt fio original r1oton was ca'fI'"' MI
Rel 'VOti,, IL tn. aft -nntiVc. . -, J.,
NJ Bel explained .fttr she meeting "a, III,
Neved from .tAt~in-nte made To ham. thdl r On.
stead would .Ct accept ne uosliion arg iC Ia. "a.
reason oppose. his appointment ami f''ore1 AZ
associate arC..s- =.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

THE GENERAL MARKET hhrof'i'

New York october ~ lN''-
COTTON-The market opened TO p9,h'Sr ro"V "a ror,.
for the day which with the fe'e'p'S ~
Hrunswick pointed To about 100000 otes ''i iio,!s ~
da thus making ne" iec'rd 'oI n an? nn,inr n,ires
,riris There vas sharp rally from me "I""Ii"h % 49,,
AVA January which sold the call al 200, s'n -
- Gc bat shortly after the noon ali eased on 10
and later more. The advance Nds oh,,1
sham reaction In Liverpool futures on reports .'"'
fr"u, ths side II colder weather III the Sou'h WIN 80.
,rors - frost some bu, ns orders were rrcri'rh r
rre, was a lttle realizing until JUS 'e.u
the clos, there was an uPN 81 OF pm
tba dsv tho c,osng prices being 20 points llS",
than the lowest the daV Total sales "erH lI';>E
bales Weather indications are i"r i1' , "a nov ,y
weather throughout the cotton bel; "ithh 'if HeN I,
davs. There prediction, - ir'S, III ,,''
though; that thcy may eN''ld tni"us.o ,r,, ~
s.sspp Valley Although the rcc'lpts ":e ch'
,hev ha.. conqaratiyel; litc e~rct on lh" liaIh''
a1t c,tnn markets ~ telegraph that there
SINNERS are Withholding orders ov n5 20 g." n"a
they seem {" think that the movement va.
The local feeling ia rather h"Ir'sn. p'' li
hears DEALING cautiously and many o thtin cover
dispogrl any ufdu. risk md they trade SCI
carefully Breuhani TeNae. reports shipments lldN ~
bales and heavy ripmcots ar" expected Tor 'ii-
weston. Complain; thi' railroad transportation
@ =. ". ...t u, ,tc ,d-.i c.t.-. ,-.,,
estimate from t.af sectio. was o. crop ~
about 9751op bales Receipts Ner-O~ioans fo-W.f-
pare! with 2'3i% last week. ami j433 last ic1r Ih"
last d2Irr- sWcet bS ''ion' Ecc"ig
a. the ports f1r tine week asr now crmated At fulF
ip1no. bales aGans. 3>'.iS d." pr"v"u' no"N "ni
bales aSains' JSnT last WeeS loui9 last year. Re-
cepts Memphis 97G7 bales. against 575s !ast weoS
with so hal-..
Opening range and close today ani closing bids tn.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. 20 3@5 y. Reef-Exiya India mess
dul iUs Prime dun at as "a pork-Prime
Wes,cn fine iul at 6Gs Cd. do medium oull IS 81
IIanls-S3nit cut elou - 90 10 h. duh ABS
Cumberland about = 10 30 u. dui rs. shor rib
- H. Gull 3s. long clear nliQJcs - H.
dun as long and short clear mi iIcs -, n dui
SIS -. Shcuiicrs-Aiou; - 20 Is 10 dGll 10
Cheese Aui-icdn fhss Nh.fe and cooieG steady
al. ra.'1w-i-ire city nominal Copaseed OIL Liverpool
dull l9s 9i. SPIRITS - .Drpen'lne
Cd Rosr-I,emnoR Ii AZ 3s 7isd. Lsrd-primc Wes,
spot dGlleat ods. Whcat-No red winter steady at
As sid: No spring s'eady ~.
fancy winter steady az IS 3D. CornMixe Western spot
nominal: oco0er firm at q I'd; November Arm -
$40: December f-m at IS 1'.d Hops al London Pacific
Coast steady AT y lOsgi2 I Receipts 81 wheat for the
lssi week from Atlantic ports 81 00J Qrs from other
q 600 qrs Receipts Of American for
last week. 4.+0V ara
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

p To ; g !: 1s1o s H b $40 % do '''' o at
d. he D. at 81 10. 10 do. is7 10 at 81 10 ranges '''
@ ID" ssnSes & 9se e ;'ssi serl 2 ,;s + a = g
Wiikersor & sherman 10 Tennessee '~'"' '''
: lIacnb~e su,,s G5sg T5;Ge'' 10 at 8 100
s. 70 " DRY % G2%. @ e ~s sS"s$ 81 p: ps 5casic per head
MU'U CoWsR Receipts 5 - s,t h,'@, d.r "' head ts'''
GtTVFs" "Pcce, head. ali ~ HH ma mars c nsr n
@ Ge1 an" firm" sra,s9rs ,s, was alS!' closns prices
y,as 'od Al $jdSi 30 per 'oo ' 'o AT g. s5G
s. TO- fe es at s. 7as2 Westerns a. s,cab >ds f i
and ,rc ca was h~lH o.or Dressed caves
- 81 3 4 J. ' i: e e 4 s''f Il. = a;@'s;
s. s + + :, :: s o. e! Il 'sE4: a. :e rs 3 At 70
iIumo Mullen: 10 'ea!s. 10 % a. :. - .to - a.
= = ST. a. p "a ~ b. az g I: @ s. :, ~ ~ ,ss 81 s, 81 'e a.
81 50: do. H. - io ic2 r. a, e. - 80. ais
IL q So: 81 rrase'rs - H. at s. '2's = '' ~
e. o.sos s % & . e. % S;i ss. 2s T. y 9 H' g.
-3 II "a a y TO- g.. - v@. @ ~ ~ n +, '' at s. r. n at
81 q d. 10 n a. 25 ea,ss:e,. e. iS' H. so al 10 % - ct
s. 30. 5''' IL. '.G r at ~. do 100 H. a. 81
'n2 at. I' II ,1.i. % T. $50 h a, s7'o d. 'fo ' at
90. = -m M ~ an n 9 ,enl. III n at So 90 f'd
s;irrP >Np Il,Is n-clr, ~ 80 %e a' - 'a, aa,
r,r port alive rri 81 ar lor ~" I r.,'a
= r,' n,,e a.. sc,i.i ant Il cas- e. J.r.". ,,s
p,mau1 mars act',e ar1 'a r.aT IN ,c.o o.l i,a
-, ,n a,mte. Mat Y earn '".i a. :, ,r % ,, ...e.
3. - Pr d selected bIa.h. a"t - loT 81, ,9f
si'" '@1 ~ar. r,, 5,asis, a, Esd q, s'25r'' -.
o.. mutton nrn .a' ID" 'r'''"' hn" ''
o ni:z,e e., 20, ;-o NaacS ;s ,a3' ,,33'ss '' =
:. al,,,. :. ,iy'1a ,.' . s. ga, :; ~, ~
- . n
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
A NEW HOTSE FOR THE C3NGEAGI 'I0-''
sr JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
WEST rIFrY-THiID ST AND rHH Fo.'4.-
THIRD STREET METHODIST EP.s'O-
PAL. CHURCH 10 CNiTE-A
TALK WITH THE RHN.
EpNl.sT LYON.

ERNEST LYON
About ,w7n:,-thrse years ago the congregation Of
ST. John, Methodist Episcopal Church erectel
bniIdlng for pubic worship at No 2& West Ff;Y-
third-.s; I; vas ia some respects an uhior'nn''e
selection for a church size. The elevated ialr"'u
was an unthought-of possibility then. OniY SIN
years later however one Of It's branches "'S p1'',
IN that thorougnfare from Sixth to Nlntn ave- anu
the structure was placed &lonS the front "i 90
Johns Church where The roar Of passing Trans
became a constantly disturbing element in the con-
duct OF the service. The property Na!ue OF ''l''
site and building previously estimated AZ "N
tween $4,000 and sl50.Ooo \ handsome AUDITORIUM
had been provided The WOODWORK was OIL guar
tered oak. and hrst-class pueh organ 9"fP-'N'
the instrumental music
pu, v,,.h the advent OF the elevated railroad the
propery deprecated until the highest value paced
upon II in the last minute" OF the Ne"-i"ih N"'
ference $1,000. Damages were sueu i'' anu
awarded In the sum of $1,000 and this, under com
puls.on Of the law and after much hugauch' was
finally paid. The congregation of : Ionns' a''e'
looking around for a new site. decido 70 unite VIII
the Forty-third Street Methodist Fps opal Church
Tecen ne G ppchssed the ST. johns ChurcA property
in Flfty-thrdst.. with a view to applying II 10
St. Mark Methods; Episcopal Church Il the & only
colored church s embe-sap Of about 600
and congregation of about 2o II Is at ~. 10,
mortgage Of $1,000 which has proved to 9e = con
siderable burden for the people TO carr t:iis pi'
and Missionary Society. which has he!d n!S NOR,
gage on purely business principles NecehuH 'i
offer Of s7.CoO made. but $0"0 IS ask W.
reasonab.e hope that this amount may D. rei.Z.;; a.;
When the property is disposed Of ne equity VIZ
be applied - the purcnasa OF the FN}-,1l, '--.. M
cnurch Here part of the former congreSiloh nos
meanwhile been worshipping. ArrangeneA.; nave
been perfected now under which ne rf'! t
property Nil, h given free f doh; to me 81
Marks Coored Methodist Ept'col Chu!Gn, TE I1V R,w
occupvIng the building in "0rty-eEhih-st me ~.
Ernest Iyon pastor or the latter chuca. says tnt'
this will make his congr egat'on IN, ,loles''
ored church Of any denomination in ne ci'F. a.
viii there have practically home OF its own; h's
peop;e he ADDS. fully appreciate the sencros.!, M -.
the City Church EXtens ion ana MSS'o'a'E 3'N'e"
In thus providing for them ~ A
The pastors who in their itinerary haVe oefn zen
present time are the Rev Drs. Albert D. Vail;
James NJ. King. }. D. McCleland oso.Se re Rev an
Messrs J. j. Dean. John ". AckeFly, Richard h.
Bel and Elmer F. Count.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Amone tAe se..fssrs "a ling i'-d'y on th' Norm
German LLOYD si..~le- ~rree for southampton ana
Bremen 80 "a Non Am-6ere Mr. ana MIS- Will
lam T Brown Nj .s Hckeiov. H 'oiSoh' i, J -.
- corlb, Dr / C3ok Mrs " VI. Dunn. Miss
Y / Derby J. L. pecker Mr. Daniel Davis Mrs
pen,ecost Miss Pentecost. Alfred Paperein' cap
tain and Mrs William RicSm1nn Nj anu MIS-.
Frederick H. Smith. the Rev. ard Mrs. IT, ~ otarks'
G. r. Shea Lothrop Turner. Mr. am Mrs Ions 1'oun'
WAGNER Mrs Alexander Forbes Adam. y O. hdSe-
dorn Miss Mary :. Hutchinson. Herman tansinanh,, ~ ,
MIR and Mrs Martin KOeher Mrs LA LII. l
iraushsar Go.onc. VI Fam Mayer. william y
Brady' Dr John r Shrady ana G. Hborg Mann.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savanna Oct @0-ro.;cn easy: mIddling. 3-lGr low
- iSc. gccd ordinary 4sc net ana
cepis i4.lOo bales exports 10 he Continent 100 bali
coss,wse. 4Ga2 bales Sale. G51 bales; stoc:. iS Ej
bales
New-OrIeans OCT. 29-Cotton easy: good r,ddnf
9lGc: middl.nc SIC llw middlng. Be- good oriina
tc: net receipts. 81 i2S bales gross @2577 bales: a'e
$500 bales. stoca 25C 2i1 nairs
Galveston. 29-Coton .asv: mitdlins. 5-6c low
md6rs. &c: od o,S'inaci l.c and gross receipts
IS liG Na@: exports cDastn.s 3994 bales; sales iOp
bales: stock. Is..sO6 bass.
Norfoik. Oc,. %. cotton ds.; mGirg 5sc: low mid
dlng 1916: good crdina.t. NC: ne. and
ce!p's 2.c .aes exports coasvis". .69I bales a1is
%i9 haes: s.ock. .5 3Jh hales.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

continued duress and s.ue ID men r,r,ces lfo stN
no. ,sce orders ryon a. "a ''t c,oi ", ao, sales
y, tuo hag, 1r cent'if.gais. 81 rs N ." Manila
., ,s, t.ns mu=cnvaGo. ~ test. ic; -'"" ''''' ~
8 lost 1, Canada. e. in bono
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30


'"''' 700 '
- * 1I - o..,., , -,, ,S
wheat bush. ~ H''.''N -'''"' .-'N-
''ih "'S' -'
Ani wi'h o." 'i-ltl' compare" vi" It"' woe" ".'"
pr r,s-ag~ Nishle Total tranres
Wheat bush - 3ig - 'ui
corn bush. .. Hi2 27rtf"l tG1i Dec p, t.'t
,,..r, ,po.. f.,.,.,... ,.r t.,..t.,.- go. %, ....
,'ir, a. i,.r q, :. i,...i,..- RIA.
a., NE, IL, t,.,.. a., -att. ,a l,r So -
80 =" w.. .I - -, rI f,,, ,,.,s',... a.
80 .i. ~ W.. - s,.--a.stc %. t,.,... ..'I
VIC ,o"",rf,i-p - -, f.....o o.. a..
SIP nti' "I.' .'" ~ .'' ..,t 49,. o.. g., ....
,Ah~. .iN '-' h'' ~ ,'.. r,. a. ,.'
N's 5. n ~. ste e,Ir,l - cprer ~: ,o.
~, l.'' ''r1 ,....,.' ,,t.,
~ ~ .h cfS vf.r ..,. r~r,rd va, d.,s. ued All
re, I've '.'s' -. .,4 .-. ,.,.h .,'f S,t 10
Mt. po i. 81, or. 80 f I,nu,rv o., Aprt lnr.-
NSl' a. ''. ~ - 80. .-. ~. =
.,,s War mn" W W e.. "a 49,. ~ ,on. rehr'sr, is75
' n,T " " -" .",- o.. ,t .. f. nan, si,'rft.r,s
,@' f-ar london ,o %.u ~. n+-e = ',1. LEAD
,,.,., ~, ,r., "a - ,,. r.,.'f 10 -,
~" sr% So ',,..i d-i ., s. IS uh ntur.s .'...v
=, ann ~ ,..,, a. No.. =. q, {. Nn .-.r
m - ,h i.rc5 :, 'e iIr.,u o., sia,s.t. a,a. t.1,
TX ' .'.. -.,,.r... 4, In e-rtcr.i.- ,,u .,.
M r-. r,no,is >pLi irf.E The mari, a. i.i ana
ior' We |'p'' 9, r. -, :. f+,s - 49, a,
.as.., 80 s!!rE q ;" ''''' "''. ' ''' Voc
MpLASSES AND SIIII~ Ih" market t'r W 49, -
without uaterial change. tH hst foreign graz, .,''
irs. being IN most favor fips arr 'li ~, W.,
pu. chang IN value W. quo" ~ ,,q,
or'ra', 10 Common Ionl', 'a' 10 '!.M@.; ''~t" .,'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
Clyde LINE

CHARLESTON. D. g.. the so4.a ani s-.n''-
JAClN,JNN lLI.b .nd a. surda sH"'
FROM f.er ~ B. E Ga.t ~ kl,sr'e 81. "a
1-NA--iT. far.snrffir H..f0f To- 30 a
AfEDNgl rs. ''nsa afN ID .e w ii.7'f ...-. 4
-f.NrNDl b. ,'Ils sfI iN.
All e.amsf- have FIST class pss.~rg.r ~ 10
Wy 4. CLYDE s -. G~n"fa N,nuAy
Row %. Green u.
8. Zen, 4 Penn Fast 4 A Ltne. tIa ia .nsl..
c., s. Fr~rrf AMI pasaeus.r l.ne NlA - lsh'
r q Egef Gcn'l Agi S'N H"l :" .
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
WHITE STAR LINE.

a.
.aa,estic o.. oct. g. Sa N Bri'annic. Nov =
Gelfnanic ~, :. I.t0p M .M.lss,c-Deg o y% 80.
'Adrlatic 90. Not. l. . a. 90 'Aifiat ..'e' a.
'leutoar Nos -. J. ,rg n -, .''n. ~ j.
Ff.u. White star ffUr.. e. . Nnef i'ff o.
No COrTON CARRIED BY PASsENGER Si.AAbA
50 oon t-te~ s. onward. a., rirs ' steamer ani =
-afIn = i,-'t raf ffose steamers ~ ~
$50 si~erag- fror Wv YORK on H-ta11 h-aii
g. r Nafesffr 1rf tFI - eptt
tick.,. SIS Nl q. B.sa'pay. Se~ ioS ln lafepah
~, Wsirut-s' MAITLAND kikrfi f'1i
A CRUISE TO rHE MEDtTEnHANENN ~ 'p~ a.,
~ ,har'er~d steamer Frlerland. FEB lNh ..e,n
bermuda Azores - hraltar ags eran7l1 \ lAhhie
Ages cairo. iaNs AZ Ierlsaer. l.ff. .it rpL.'.s
Cors'aninHpis A'Ncns Rome. o0' So hI'e' e"T
son. fees - 80 'uicf -.
p Glars Tour - Az. iia " 'aiSaN 1870
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

cash pl.1.i.as f~ f. i.l.... l.o.. v.t..u1 ,1.i.
".. ..1. ..t..I un' Prices wc,, s,ne..
.i' '.'-. rfl'i"i '' N'' 90. ..l .'I a. - 90
..a.. NJ 1920 .. vl'' ,'.. r''... v ri-rs
49,. -. .....d So ~ s,'s. ~. pin f.r,,,,. -, II
llri .. lup n. $500 .hltt .b .Ilr. ,l,..o, -. a.,
>i 40 3D. -''"d ' uil ~ tho,rh - ssns; ~; shpf,
d.ar s'e. oo,nh si .iaW 35s. vhisAr, Gs,l,cr's nn
th" L'i- .Ei I'D. - - 'uthnS. ,i.t lpif 5, "a
.I..ul,'. fta'. ial.A'I a" 81 - per nhl tIns' "a
"h Raw. "' i"trl ." on the P.,sluc. hansr to
t.f th' hl,"r ma.i"' Was nrm. ryt-i ,rcauer, -,
cncinuat' Ger - Flon- Market cas, win M .ha,,.
~ r .'. ".'H' n"if is ''' moderate volume a,
iu'in'~ ' maite - ,aey. corn Market easier ana the
orriln., io' NV COMA are nt,al NJ v-,,oN old ~,
- n'''' '' "'. Nh.t" nov. .p'sc. No white Did
Goirn.d and uc rsf.ct ir s,e.l.. No =. -. ,.t gn,
nn. 'a, RS 10 = 'l'.c Fo.t easy mi,h sr y.
si'". mmnh. 81, 80 Ia" 'ur' aai lower steam Leaf
80. .'u'r Hfl"d -. prime .f.tm ,.u ana ,nmp, \,
a. f'rn oul" .nd eari~f. loose shoud,s CSC. i,sr.
s" tih s.""S - os" sluf' cl,nt side, 20, i's,.d
meats worth Nliss.v steady. l.ilis, a,t,,,
e'o"s s1id "a a lass II 81 - sales :0i h%s "'' "
Milwaukee,. oct ~ The wheat ma.Lci va, ou.., a,l
w''" ,-taN Aay closed AZ 37a,c c4sh AID li..er,ir
-" h,'N 'olr, - quiet an nominal. W November
MAY '''"'t' The suppy of sanrle barley "a far ar
~" & "',,l'' 7.'.oN. ON s lc heh'r. With FAR lie
~ dd' ~ white" N track 3li.c ~ 40 3Oi.c nv,
him ana in demand. 10 Ia sb-r l9i.c
Mnn' tp'iis. Oct 20 IN" wrek opened with no ap-
r1@hia ~,,'',' - 'nc wheat mrrh"t. Tho oca wheat
closed unchanged from pieces ~ stturt., December
~ NIN &c win tho tor the "a, only asc The
TW. was uSh' 'as1 wheat easy. No | Northern
f.hS ~ "'r tor on track arrive with about i2j
cars poted so'd The ml!srs not active but took
", orerinsa a tie price On f,..x \, h,-i y,,, "
N'.the'n Doc: No Northern. ;S.e. C,sn steady ani
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
Ocean Steamers.

&gaTa cESAeAN LLOYD S. S. CO
"""SS@H SSa4 eSia'ss 5SSa,t>Afi24 &AlEs laaSArS
CABIN. 500 sad Ina 4 az .so,n M 80 and SO nnssl
s,,ee. .r4es. o., %. ) a. ~ 1~'ris's. Ng, 2en..
ne -'a1 ~. a. i" m s.a. fl', N3 p,c '.a
i've 81. -, ~ a. u. q ',e Tio' pc it, faa
""''' ',l ,otLRIcrIs co ? n'1i'ns o.,.p ''a
G.RrAN gslzDlT MEAN SE3Jl;:
Iy;;tr ;Y@yn .-H%H" 20 "'@'"' - iiSE & GA@'''-"'
f,st 81. ...,.rs 10, @oen Ne~-Yo orS and
A15r"s Girraliaf Alsiera Nspi"s 1nd Geaoa
.,.. s. !. h 81 81 $ $s3-: Ss'. S'. .s: sss
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others that their work has been called an Amer
lean art.
The Bank Of England note. consequently,
would seem much easier 10 initiate than an
American bill, but It is protected in other ways.
the paper on which II Is printed Is white, but OF
remarkable quality, which has never been du-
pllcated by an outsider. This paper is OF very
peculiar texture, being at once thin. tough. and
crisp, and the water mark, OF an elaborate de-
sign, Is distributed over the whole surface OF the
paper. 1t Is made in oblOng slips allowing Just
enough space for the printing Of two notes side
BY side. The edges OF the paper are left I'M
trimmed. but after printing. the two nOtes arc
divided BY a straight cut between them. In con-
sequence, only one side of Bank Of England
note IL smooth the other three being eomDsrA-
lively ragged.
A Single machine prints hrst the value. sigma
tuIe, &c, and then the number Of the note In
order, IL also registers each nOts printed, show
Ing the total output; The average production
" 10000 q day. and about the same number are
presented daily for redemption. A note Is never
Issued . second time, but Is destroyed a. soon
- tt reaches the bank and a new one sent out
In is place; The average time during which =
note 10 In circulation Il hye or SIX days- Upon
betng turnsd In 70 the bank the note Is defaoed
By having the marx Of value punched out and
the signature torn on. IL u then packed Away
for D0saiels references dur5a = period u nvs
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the composite shAraStss Of the construction. the
builr'ns presents . sOlid and imposing exterior
veil adAptsd 70 it use
Tia attach which was made on the bank in
during the Gordon rOta. which have been
nGdS familiar 70 the present generation By
Dickens In BarnAby Rudge." led 70 the adOp-
ton Of tia nrst measures OF defence which were
found necessary. Flushed with its success At
HswgAts the mob WAS moving on the bank.
Whsn the Governor, who WGS . man OF energy.
EOassd the soldiers from thsiE lsthArgy, called
ths olsEks into service foE defence. and cast the
lakstAndS into bNalstL The mob's attack was
HsDassA WithO0s very much dinioulty, but Il
sASSO1 ths necessity for = regular system Of
pEOtscaon AZ the present time : guard OF
solAisrA With their omosE, take up their quar-
.tsrs thsro every evening. TO watch over the bAnk
daring tbs night The duty Is = popular one
Nth the men. for good care Is taken Of them.
and food and wine are not forgotten by the bank
omciAlA. A rather curious device which has
bssa provided u = set Of sliding galleries. which
49, AEnst out from the roof In case Of at
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..et. .n.snns a boar q .h.rp.hooter. to rats

taok, enabling . BODY Of shsFpshooters 10 rake
the streets IN all directions.
The form Of government which prevails in the
bank II unique, and has come down 70 II from
lie earliest days. There Il = Board Of twenty
four directors, which IL virtually self-perpetu-
sting. Every two years = Governor Is elected
By this Board from its own number. together
with q Deputy Governor. No one can serve two
terms in either ONCE, so that the election IL
really q system Of rotation. The outgoing
Deputy Governor is always chosen Governor for
the ensuing term, and he in turn is succeeded
by the Oldest director in service. All the mem
beers Of the Board who have held the office Of
Governor constitute . sort of executive body,
which IL known a. the Committee Of Treasury.
Their powers are not strictly defined, but IL IL
supposed to be their special function to conduct
negotiations between the bank and the English
Such negotiations are frequent
intimate.
A curious provision In the banks charter IL
one prohibiting the election Of any one con-
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An E~ngiishman's Lament Over Scenes Cora
mon In London HaIIrooms.

A writer in an English newspaper has uttered
a wall concerning the degeneracy OF tho age.
and cites examples OF the great falling or In
manners In what are generally called in Great
Britain the upper circles TO prove it. II half no
says is true he makes out a very good case.
He asserts that in London bathrooms one finds
the chaperons. ladies often OF mature years.
struggling for seats like so many football men in
a scramble. He objects 10 what he calls their
calm insOlence and their tricks and devices 10
get the better of one another" He alleges that
a couple Of dowagers will, when seated on each
side OF a third, talk across her for an hour Or
more so eagerly that their chins almost meet ia
front or the sufferer. Dowagers have offended
him seriously.
The critic notices the recent stringent rules
at the Queens drawing rooms, aud says that
they. were nee sary.. Nothing milder, in his
opinion, would check the providing AMI pushing
which have now converted the scene OfR great
state ceremonial into a lively bear garden.
Then there Is the il-manneTed chatter with
which occupants Of stalls and boxes at ths
theatres interrupt the performance. This censor
OF public manners finds that the most hopeless
feature Is the behavior OF tine rising general =