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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24

LUsDuS, Apr. -l-ln &c. Margaret
Chutul, WUslmlualr tuis uI,rruuIni
Hon, MIFa Julian Peel, daughter ui
Nsrauut Peel, the late sly1Euf No She
IA HusH OF Common wac m Hrrlgd 90
MG i'IUnuiurI Mcguire, 70 young iHfs
uC'liic, WuJ epfyaunu luu wet dIyis'
Ilu of Cibru boo Cue House VI Commons
gui hg. ha,JUH worry wealthy through
connection with Hon. CufIl tu1dtF,
tue pvWivl U. Cape Colony aui the
KuInsghiIiH. There was large nu4
fashionable attendance. Tho bishop ut
Derby auu E,yha., Right Rev WI.
hlm Alexander, Hssls.yi by tho dean
Ii Canterbury, Uuiriatgl.
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rou rUnE uoRtLs.
tulNori Passes an Anti, NudIty mn
Win Amendments.


Win Amendments.
ALBANY ". " April 2i.-What
VA designed % be- very tame, busi.
l-rhkc session IN tho Hsat mOly last
llgl' started Ia contrary manner By
Ws launching Of the AiusworIh anti.
Llll'y llil aud a consequent Discus.
t2l, No sooner had tue clerk au.
llncJl the blll than there was M
l4su4mpui offered by Mr.. Friday
u,mll.uE from the bil,'s provision all
entertainments where historical COS.
Wl'lR' pallets Or operate Perform
'lo'' we're concerned.
Mh hin'W0flh tnId that no hoped
.lA' u0sugh amendments would pre.
,h A"' Tue bill was designed 10 proieot
~, morals VI tho community and
s'llsi Any display that was IN any
Wy indecent No mpu would stand
Aul Justly fuCl exhibitions az have
Tau'e1 lAe Introduction OF the bIIl.
~ Oill Wa demanded by every decent
f.4.N 10 the state and nl mau was "a
..'i OF Tie land end the people who
90 .ppUaclt ur amend if.
~" 10Y moved g. strike cut tho
s-'Hu. clause ana said that tue blli
utibly too drastic.
~" Bush hoped no such mOlIpu
,'Il Prevail, For the protpctlOn OF
W,, ".me sud everything In the home
,s-si" 1s Iute oud decent the biz
l1,ull Es.
p~h Aiusworlh-Why, Mr.. suenker.
''g'fayuis OF morale anu all thut
s,yIll have uy0n cent their lerui.
literature Into tho female hcngs.
,.aNl schools Of tho land. There
g.,.,'ullg M this bll that Will st8u
re.n' exhibitions and no tnratrlrnt
M ~ pms Protested against ".
M , y'. J. l.ay-l DON'T believe that the
t'i,,,u"' n! lnc female form arc sp very
4 ,, ,,L,N.al 10 anyboly's murals. ii
sir''1.'' we aching ana conversation
~'l-tCrbt lIuts.
pr.,''ii lh' llong--l Hm In favor OF the
nss'.,'e OF Tue hill, bur am als1 f.r
rtI'I Almtut Tor believe tho line
hn,S ue uiawn in the oil ami moi
lIl" AmNlgu US that Ert s,Ies svnt'
Nt ',,gl theull DO prohibited.
T GtI. A'NtWuTIh - / contend that
tB.'e t'tat differences In prouur-
h-r,'n'.,, 'hh' uobguy shall say that "A
t,,rs,.'1.n OF tho Greek slave or
t1t5'I"a 10 lnltcbut, but that "A fully
c.scs +. uiurs doing q Cairo street
hv s..''''ueuhold contsndoi TINT the
d. Ha'to broad that nrv 1rn,i, "S ~ ~
'.'aacsd by a crowJ So, r,iu u ni
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non }. b. vla.el u Iglay I'D ~ ".

ton az Dee viewed }, today aud gave .hy
following.
"rnu activity OF free coinage atva-
oaiua, nni particularly the CAlllug u.
the Illinois convention, has procip.th.-
OF tho llvelipst political discussion ,n
this part Of the country since the wal
when no election waH pending. News.
papers, great and small, weekly ami
Inily, urc ttcmiug with editorials end
communications on the silver ga "aii.u
ami 10 Ia the general thcmo tor u.nvfI-
sati u and controversy. know Of uu
person or lslsf having changed 10 'fur
coinage, bot daily learn 81 come who
have susudo Of a. 4 siroug free
c0lnalC sentiment prevails in Indiana
in Republican ns well as Democratic
ranks, nnd friends " sound money arc
fighting uphill Nevertheless they
welcome the discussion aud feel tIut
ultimately the slate will stand Tor
haurst money anu national honor
(SiguuI) GEuHGI W. UUrEE
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Walker Was Nonsuited.

ThsEl5,lI5 damasv suit Of Warren
h. Nalarg HsG,nst tue Sci, Lake CITY
Railroad compauythUhoar.nE (Which
buy-u before Chief Jusliao Merritt aud
d jury ysateFIAy Nt1.-lO.n Tesul,5i 100
nonsuit, on tho ground Of o.utsiJu-
tory negligence,
Walker alIugrs that on February H.,
1903, while driving u wagon near tue
u ala Central IeIDt, Inc was run into
uy street car, uud his arm was 70
badly Injured that II had to be- ampu.
lated,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24

LuuEyuLE, ky, Apal -l,-rnU
fHR uruir uu Interview with Jtms-
h. NUCruaFr tgIay ~ whIga Dee de-
claT.a Him.rIi uual'rruly opposed CO.
the lfUu C0Iuarc ui silver Iult uUtf-
uuCo was Drought uuI by Senator
IgnaNuru'f stand Iu favor of silver
Aiu.uhry .sy.: "l favor Au iulctus.
tIHusl uEf.gmaut uIusltlyut wltl
sound 1ua.uuH8 methods, but 90 throw
OT0u the mlu.s OF this country 10 sim.
Ply pIupJsturyuH."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24

IHruHNi April GAL I's application
0' cruuwI n. O"car Wilde 90 nav. Uls
trial, sgt Tor FHlly uuSJ Hsfu0utd Uu
tur FIulu bias 900, lawyers Ihl u0i
suilicirut iIue tu prepare fIr tine dy-
irusr auu That the prrseut state Ui nut
Tic .tuIiuE mRdu a fair tfYl impgssiUiv,
was ruiuHuI To-Day.
WuIu'augmy was sold uy the siberia
today ln tbr pfU.uugu OF O. crowd OF
cur. 0,iiy mguaugs.
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Gen. BRiiington unpth wants 10 Ne.
come un American ttttsru.
NEW NUWi, April a -Geusral Bal
lingtOu Booth, Df the salvation army,
has rou0uurru q seen Victoria, AMI 10
two weeks VIII become Hn American
citizen. lie has made formal auplICa.
ton ut the county cluFh's office ia
jersey city Tor the necessary pap, a..
General Booths hrst Iapers, which he
brought with him, we're taken out in
New York IN 1889. Under the law ui
the slate OF New Jersey the generals
application canuOt bo acted upon ug-
der two wtUks,
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WAsuISuIUS, April 2i,--RycIproclly
between tuu Umluu SlatUs aud HaWaIi
lu shipping regulations has recently
bson brought about by the action u
the treasury department giving ia.
vantaggs enjoyed by American ships.
Tue Hawaiian government has already
placed Uui,ud States ships on the same
terms ar ils own, Hasunge, lhu liza
allan charge here, saya lhe new ar
rlugrmvut Is proving very satisfactory
100 we ship masters OF b1.h oOuutrle-.
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TWO wAr,uooHrANms
tho sury iu tue Ease ,urlio Co Agree
uu 10 htrHtrT

Nrw NoW,, April gi-rbe jury BOO
the tuu ti the DIuprr Watuu ii sc
company vs. tue American Watch
company i0T y1Dl,OJJ damages on tho
ground OF conspiracy, announced TO-.
1ay that % was unable CO. agree. The
Jury ll was said, stool % tu Boo favor
VI tho gutrudaui. The Durusr COM
pauy UlaimrI That two American
Watch company HAH re- trust anu boy.
culted every nTm tbht bought from the
buubtr company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
Two Small Fires.

Atau early hour this morning tho
hto department WAS called out 10 eA.
ungu.sh small blaze Ia the north.
eastern portion Of the city. Very lIGllo
dtmAge WAS done.
Tho department WAS callei to,ll6,
north Seventh WCat street late ytrlrT.
day afternoon, where blaze had
made its appearance Ia tue root " an
adobe dwelling occupied 10y Duncan
Mcleod, anu whlrl caught from
apaFUB from tho chimney. IL wnG
Outed At loss Of s.ue SO; no insuT.
anCe,
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A llu,banl's DWorcc Suli.

wili,m S.aw hsa Instituted divorce
preceding ussiu.t nis wife Evsliua,
iu the Third district court, alleging
that uho commit d adultery with one
Wallace G.. l.l.ea,at Oasis, and Lesm-
iug'Ju, BOO Willard y0u ty, Boo JluuaTy
oil Wis yrlr Site. shaw AMI flidtu
were sftuH,rJ Hi OsH. ny Deputy Mar.
uU.l iuiru uu tao charge OF UuuIoIy.
Grant u. Smith BE- MI shRw's ,t.Di-
suy
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ATLANTA, Ga, April ga race
riot sugms lmmlurut 90 fsNytHr, Ga,
Al tho EIll.ug 10 negro by the
s'rrin anu ,hgrr uUguUu0, IL mab OF
armed uugrU,9 M, Hua threatened o.
ms.uuu uu'nrrsE. luuY had three
dcVUJica-ChaTlrs 5aaTcy, ID. %, VA.
liam- auI LUm, uNfls0u-aTfu. teI
Tor mugIgE iur negroes threaten 10
a.ll Che prisoners % they are released.
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A,l,mrl. ln No. = II.In.

Mills, Mich, April 20 Two ne
tempt. we've made lGtt night O. wreck
me Big -Four train "Tho C9uu House
fye' i've NilaH south % Bugiun
Hatpgr Iuu train struck "a dummy
car placed m the track, and the front
ut the engine was damaged. Two
milas iuf.usf ON the ttail struck pile
OF ties aud wa1 delayed two hDur. lhis
waa gt sJlus curve, tho lJs. danger
Gus part OF tus road.
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MADRID, April 24,-rhe government
huu received un official dispatch from
Havana confirming the AunounComeht
stat General BOEh defeated the IN
uTgents near GuayRbul, killing ten,
wuuu1ing many, ana capturing u
quantity Oi arms and ammunition.
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WAauSuIuN, April secretary
6fesuum ua. rrraiygI H Dispatch from
uauula layI0b u, 3, minister o. Med.
ut, ustuuug hlm that -pliu would
agyuIg o. the demands 10 sue luItuI
states iu the Alliance affair ami 1aH.
tain NyuIilI Doc pui on lrlsl '0I nriug
"a an American vessel outside the
LIlu.
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judged Indecent and he believed the
line should be- 8Tawu.
MI worth rhls bill IL not dee
tluud 90 gay how pc pie suull be
clothed, but TO say that they shall not
be- unClOthsl.
hif. Fri lays amendment was adopt
ed by declsive vote aud tho bill wa
amenltd and ordered printed Tor pas
sage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24

secure at the tuo, ud hence ucgIi.
gcuco uuu csfUlsssusss ON tue lhft o.
tho .u'rniauts ia Est up.
Dsr g. Sheets 8rH lbr ullluun5g MI.
tofueyH, cry ATTORNEY EOgp and A..
distant Guy Attorney \Hu u0fuu are
council iJf ,h8 dol. uIGuH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
Protest Against Isuaa's r,aco Terms.

BERLIN, April 2A-A Dispatch from
Toxic rays the ouyDyr ~ Russia,
dermHny aud France nave formally
protested 10 the japanese ministry Tor
foreign affairs Gt the incorporation, by
the terms " the treaty " peace be-
tween China ana japan, VI any
Chinese mainland IA the Japanese
empire,
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BOSTON, Apni g4.--lhe British
steamer Ethclred, plying between here
anu Jamaica, reported chased by n
Spnulth gun b0a. On her last trip, ar
uvcd iu port to-day. Captain Hopkins
saiu; "lhr spanish gun boat chased a
small vessel which went Ia before IA.
but We " ere not iutefisred with"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24

ALuNSyt y. W April 20 - No
O'spIy presented boo the house today
"a petition .u tUuEIvH aud % resolution
nvNriug the annexation Of Cau8Ia 10
the United states. Tho resolution was
adopted.
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LIMA, Oli0, April 2i-five tons Of
miro yCauuc ~ She factory " tho
Oalu s. Indiana Torpedo company
TWO milr6 west OF here, exploded 90.
Day, The shook WAS iult twenty miles.
over IL thgulsui pauus Of giasa wore
shlyoTul,
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EPSON, April -i-Eomlndor won
the city Rui suburban handicap.
Nineteen horaes ran. 5t1wArket ran
second; Irish Car lAirI, The crowd
was the largest eve, known a. this
event.
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lIrs I'arueiI DrouIn. wraIor

HumESrowa, n. g., ApHlg 20 -Mrg.
Della Strwau rurnell 10 growing
wvnkvf, Dr. sHippf, the attending
physician, hss given up ni, hopes VI
saylug her llfg.
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Ertcdbynrie Vote.

ALuANY, y. s., April 2i-The
police roDrFanizttiUu was defeated Ia
tho senate by dc vote, 90 O. lG.
Bradley, Independent, C0gg-hAll,
N.yuulIr aud Robertson, Republicans,
voted with tho DumUgtaIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
PROHIBITION TODAY.
The Question Comes Up and lho Tx.
ptC,Jd Fight Follows.
Nothing In tho Constitution Regarding
luat or Agricultural Nat.
tCfs Sow.

The Convention went on record ~.
lay In uiauuar thEt almost palaied
tue committee on mines ami mining,
by killing, iu the COMMITTEES Of tho
wuv,g, tho HuIits article on that sub.
JcoL Immediately afterwards the
much mUltcd question Of prohibition
came up, aud tue 1sht u was expected
10 prscip u-ms win 30.
Ala SPECIAL session hold last night
tho Convention BIO tho COMMITTEES VI
tAo whole pa'auI the iuJlcEry article
practically as 10 VISA A. nr, reported
aud a. /. sas published Ia tue NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
AROUND TIE COURTS
L. ", DIlnll Sues W. p O'htaFl
for 81, 100.
A QuIEr DAY fon iur JUDGES.
J. Cannon Alta, D. !. Kelly, Arrested on
a Dspntch From Colorado-Hs is
Wanted Hero for Forgery.

This has been o. quiet day IN the !
rnirl district uoura Julgo Hartch |
hold boo susai9u 600 h.7 division aud
ycty little business was brOuyh, before
Judge Merritt.
There wsI' M short OrIcd made
ami tho only rsl tried WA that
VI L.. W. D.umsn W Wan. u. O'Mgata.
Considerable thus was spent In enc
paucIue jury, number Of the
parties called ~ act ns lus1rs being exc
outul i0g CAUSE, auu others lci
challenged by counsel ON both slIeo.
a Jury w1s iral.y obtained aud the
uaFu was Frautc 4oi with.
UiumHu, tue plRinuil in this case,
bring bui. Tor the recovery OF certain
pefHuuHl property nliogU1 90 have been
uuIaw'uiy token o. u.Usaluu % by dc.
irul uf u OutUNrT 1908, when de.
iruuIut uylI O. ullI 10 -Rlb anu
MORTGAGE rom nj. rnirrt on the
same, or Tor TO vbluu thereof, lu the
sun ui gl,1IU.
Dulrultu. O'Mran denies that he
took unlawful pIsrsuluu uf the personal
property, ur that tue property 10 worth
the amount claimed. lie sets forth
that tho man Reigut had .ucu occupy
lng his properly anu had failed 20 pay
him rent, aud defendant attached tho
personal property Tor the payment
Thereof
When the plsintIn's eide had rc,ttd
the count granted 10 uousu,L
4 VUEsfE AERrs,ED.
The police pulhodiles yesterday 70.
ctiyud word irou Grand junction,
Colorado, 20 afroat 4. j, Kelly, who It
was slated, had ovuTdrUwu bis acc0ult
there aud disappeared without paying
hls hoard bill, amounting Ia ALI Go So,
A search wac accordingly iusu utrd
which rr.ultri Ia the arrest OF the iut-
con wanted, but instead oi mis- name
/ being Kelly u was really j, Cannon,
/ peairs, whom there are quite auuu.
nUg 90 Charge iJr forgery here,
I Among thgB8 upon whom hs lur
.a.scu worthless CUgCka Efu IvHsIs.
! HiugnmHu, Solomon, j. X rvuusOn
prU uilay. Cannon b. an Old ,uuitrn.
| tlary C1nyic, uny,lE served two terms
| g 3 luut. 0ltuso already. rho At.
rtst waB made by OnlCum Sheets and
! Hslrlg. between 10 AMI II O'Clock this
morning, AMI l0igoi 10 the city jail ~
| await n hearing.
ululrE JUSTICE SMITH,
jeremiah Gibson, axe ted igr taking
a two wheeled ears, "a sprinG COT -ul b
wooden trough, was CrigTei 20 turn
over Tie pT0prny 90 Ma. JACKSON, anu
/ tie casa was tia.uigsvd,
James J0uusOn forfeited SO iys keep
/ Inc gambling nrusu,
! NHl1 BInduuI D., arrested Tor riding
/ higy clio 0l the 81. rwylg iasteF tnAu the
| ordinances ALLOW, was discharged.
The Csar % rum kils, for drunken.
ness aud uiaturH.IE the peace, WAS sct
Tor 10 4. m, tomorrow, GtteudHLt
| being allowed 10 80 On his own To-
| nOEmIzauC..
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OnT,eilrmsnt Nuhsldlug.

FITIsuuKG, April gI-Iho oil eE-
element SEEMED 10 have tubsIdgl. Al
the opening oil was offered at sl.l4
with no traliug. A. II - had dTOppel
90 4-,lO,
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Es.CouEr's-mau Cooper on Coinage

CULuMBus, Ohio, April "a EE.
CougreiSmNn George W. Cooper WIN
AZ ono time favored lreo coinage Of
silver WAC aekod Tor statement, over
his signature, on the financial siIuG'
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/. was b.lU O'Clock THIS morning
whom Prriiiuut smith CaiiuI the Con.
VuuilJn o. order. Fiity-sN members
s..tWvrFd ~ Their lamua, aud prayer
Was ~ i'l 10y Delegate Barnes, OF
Davis. lo'lgrlny's journal was Rad,
hmru.rl ami approved, attor wuioh
AIlru,p. Piuinr turauE another sun aye
chestnut py presenting q petition uBk.
INK that equal rights lor women b.
provided i.riu the Constitution.
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Continued on Fags F.ve.)
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Section 3, declaring that "The neces.
sary use o lsnus For rights Of way for
tulnolt, ilumer, piFvs, iltohos, roads,
ttamps OF dumps for tho drainage or
working OF mines ~ "a means 90 the De.
velopmrnt ul tho mineral resources o.
tho Slate, 10 be- = public usr; aud suit
ltct ID the control aud regulation OF the
stale, caused good zeal Of discut.
sion, being debated by Malouey, Hart,
koarus, Bowdlg, Partridge, EichuOf,
ivinT, Murdoch, VI Beaver, Evans, of
Utah, nud Gibbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
RAPIDLY BREAKING DOWN.
Hrs s. Bates Tells to tory q Her
SpftPln(s.
How She Was Cured BY Mnayos's Listis
Pellets Amer Physicians HAD
aiied.

Mrs. 8. Bates. of Cecil. N. j.. adds
her testimony to that OF the thousands
who have been saved from life OF sur
fering by Munyon's Remedies. She said;
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Those who are IN doubt as to the ma
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Judge Paul Again Refuses to Grant Con.
thu ,nce


LYNCHBuRG. VA. April 4.-Speclal.-
In the United states Circuit Court to-
day. Judge Paul presiding. the case OF
r. II. Pannil was called. Mr.. Harri-
son, of the counsel for the accused, hav-
ing been telegraphed for. was present
and made "A strong appeal to the Judge
for a continuance of the case to the
regular term OF the court. I'm September
MIR. Montague, for the Government
stated that the reasons now advanced
for the continuance were not the same
as those given by the opposing counsel
when the case was set for this term, and
asked that the trial be commenced at
once.
Mr.. Harrison stated that Mr.. Lee. his
associate counsel In the case. was de-
tanned in Philadelphia by private mat
ter of business involving some $4,000, and
il was therefore impossible for him TO be
present at this time. Mr.. Montague, In
reply, stated that the Government had
gone to a very considerable expense to
try this case at this term of the court.
The imperativeness OF Mr.. Lees absence
had not been demonstrated. Abundant
notice had been given counsel on either
side and every opportunity for thor
ough preparation afforded. He closed
by strongly urging the Immediate dis
position of the case.
The Court In ruling, stated that the
gentlemen for the defence seemed TO
think that their absence from )he city
was all that was necessary foA "A con-
tinuance, when the Court had gone to
considerable expense and trouble. The
Court will give the defence until to-mor-
row morning to get MIR. Lee here. and
the case will be heard at 40 o'clock.
Charles Brown, the young timer who
fell from the Traders Bank building
a week ago. died to-day from his injuries.
Senator John w. Daniel will be one of
the counsel in the pannill case tomorrow
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
rRE oLosING Quotations or
MONEY.
Offerings and sslos NJ the Richmond To-
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Coiiecnan.-forsien Advieea

NEW YORK. April 24.--Speculation at
the stock Exchange opened stdons Oh
buying for foreign account, Inc
inand ran 20 southern Railway. 81 as .,
louisville and Nashville. and Northern
PaciAc issues The improvement, now
ever. was merely fractional, ana atter
the inquiry FOR foreign account a9Htv.,
the market laKgci and then drliteo ihto
. dullucss In the last hour the Coa'et >
troko badly. Delaware and Hudson i ail-
~ from l3OB to l21a,. Reading IRON
Y 10 10. Jersey Central from ~ 20
\ Lsckawanna from iO2 10 10y. ~
IAckawanna had absolutely refused 20
concede the Reading II per cent. on VIC
tonnage and that all negotiations W.
on The break resulted Ia seiiinH OF
the general list ana the prominent r.
sues rcccdcd = 10 l% per cent. $500
western got back 90 el%, New bnsi a., =
10 81 Manhattan 10 liH 1hicako r Sa2Y
10 72sa. Missouri Pacific % 2o's' -. iaui
10 eiil. Rock Island TO Giss. and Generai
f.lectric 10 agH In the final tfansac-
fionS Inc market was barely steacy ~
tone. Net changes sho" uscnli,g9 ne,
X to z per cent. In the general nsIl3
While the Anthracite Coalers lost l'hpB
,,er cont Among the inactive stocks
Long Island Traction soid IIag,i 'lll.
The activity In the bond market Keeps
up. and to-day a further advance .. OF
II 10 ? per cent. was established. The
sales to-day Of listed stocks aggregated
252.Oo shares. and Of unlisted stocks.
reasury Balances Coin, $50, 549.0 900;
currency. $50. TV2,1o. 400 -.
last loan al u per cent. and closing
offered AZ ~ per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 4i,us per cent. Bar silver, .G64
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills az 4cs'2n4hSA Tor
sixty DAYS and 4Spk44Sgk for demand;
posted rates. 4SIsfriSOls; commercial bills.
4efs.ftlaGh Government bonds Drm.
state bonds dull. Railroad bonds active.
silver al the board was stronger.