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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20


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HeF. 4 Hsts IIl|a9(
@Theft + one thing donI aaas..
stand. said ne ola a1helmaa. and
thar Is WIZ % nary men Who tIt t1fa
las AXE ar<'shlns - 4 say d rss||ft
living Aae take anf |1en ca l1s
D0IiMA 81 Elb tc|fsaIa1Ia |af |a.
"a, ~ Ind 4ot 4||| Hna 81 n man
3 ~. 0f eIta N.|e f| b hsh
|nf almost NnNlT 1r4 I|4t 1noI1
int noon ara l|0hlI III daI Itne aal
al night. Too. sometimes and thea a1||
their trout a 20 Or - cents d pound
They are l|redef Tlsn alehl comes
iha Il they had hen working Iha||
Hfnn Itf| haIt expended naIs
pounds 81 force than eafqenteF n
even q blacksmith. The fo1oIIIan &
the sun On The naiet has h|latrI
their faces painfn|Is. and the chances
are that lhef have eaten only 1 bll b
bread aud ht1d-boIled egs Tor lunch
In no esd dats Of early spring m
after The season orena they neaIlI
lieese. bet Ask ore about li and ~
rays Il h fan. an tired cut BE- s|n1a
back IN bis chair after hls days ash|n
smoklns 4 pIpt. a1d lae ehaness al
viii q smile ga ala iafe THAI i1IIs II
genuine tomfglt lie. % really hap4Iss
after bis hart nayrs Nott linn an1 hadI
I ornr nrn afInr hfa rarnIaH la4III......
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

George Henry Boughion. who has
just been elected a member Of Abe
Royal Academy. Is one OF TIE I'm
Inorials IN the Bohemia OF London
lie lives In a fne house on toe top oi
Camden Hiil. one OF the hlgholi polnn
In the great city. From his studio
windows he can overlook the city. as
n he we're In a balloon. Mr. Dough
ton first exhibited At the Royal Acad-
envy IN 1865. aud has never missed oon-
tribuiing since that da,e Never since
his hoyhood has he had 4 picture re-
fused at any exhibition 10 which he
has offered one. and he attributes this
remarkable success 10 "luck." IN 1870
Mr. noughton was made an associate
OF the Royal Academy. and since that
time the good work he has done IN
painting. In black and white and Ia
book illustration has Increased year By
year. His most spontaneous work. per-
haps. 10 that In which be has illustrated
booka IN this line he viii be pleas
ahlly remembered for what be has
done for Washington lrvlng's rip
Van wlnklo" and "A Iescnd Of Sleepy
Hollow" Durias his roddencc In this
country Mr. Bough,on's own home
was In sight Of the romance haunted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

ladicg. ike flowers in a weIl-siocke5
earlen-iled with their ilufterIng fans
all In mellon. and their faces lowing
vesy white aud palrlclan u The glionf
Hight; and then she saw the Burning
pile Of conservatory Sewers on the
platform. and one figure standing up
Ia gold and r1fhlte which rlImmezcd
thought the Dld rHrIIcNlc In Der
ht4f lllfe No hle.srf .anHkht ana
The IHiy 44ooHRhI nau4hI n4d boun1
IN one EHHf# and l1eh tie 40lce.
Mefh@ Peumlf mas fofiIIing un
fhe eIeHt fd a|s|f. pushing betuIrn
The people. wedeIng herself past every
thing. slowly but iesoIuieiy up 70 the
platform. until. NJ the last verse OF the
song. she was directly In front. her
withered hands holding onto tl,e edge
q the stage. her Higck A. ifade lylnE
forgotten at her fHet. Nhile ane laa|i&
and musiached gents looked on IN dts.
may.
ALademolselle Cephise. pausing after
a brilliant roulade for the instrument
o. echo 4. saw. for The irsi time, Tie
wrlnkIed face at bet feet
Sn1denIy her whlic gloYcd hands
came together. and that form of grace
became strangely rigid. The echo
died away. the players looked In sur
prise az their prlma-donnn Had she
fcrgQfenf Had her voice failed herr
They repeated The echo once. twicc
No answer from the blrdiikc voice
They faulty sketched the next few
hairs Ia the desperate hope Of recalling
mademolselle 70 herself. and the lead
cr held toward her the sheets Of music.
WHAT Mute afillf
The orchestra rose IN alarm. every
soul Ia the house did the same. a. II
moved BY one common panic.
And az this moment the prima donna
began TO walk across the platform. and
20 come down the steps fnso the hall
with her long. golden train floating
behind her, and every eatla fold be.
tmyiug the trcmulous motion ~ the
limbs. while che held her white arms
al laden with cianklng bracelets. Ont
STRETCHED toward aid Neither Pclleiicr
~Mether. mothcrr' a0bhcd The prinin
donna. falling on her knees. and clasp
ing the faded. dripping relic n human
lty "a the silken brcast. All DO yoI
not relr=Jnbcr your pcfifef
'rrhik 4 my daughters voice. but moi
Pctlte's lovely face" returned The ole
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

&C. Gnnlef Is dramalizlng his novel.
Her Seaaicr."
The Chlld Widow" Is the title Of a
aeu vork 10 be brought 10 this country
from London. Eng.. for a tour
syndcy Resembles new Play, a
House q Cards Is meeting. ], would
seem. with succtss In New York city.
Augustus Thomas h dramatizlng =,
Hopklnson Smiths tom Goosan. for
use By one Of Charles Frohmans com.
pauies.
The outlook for the passage b. con
sr,ss Of the measure 70 protect Ameri-
IAN play writer's against pirates. Is
nest encouraging
"Thc Last Stroke. " tic new play tia,
Jacob Lit Is maaaging. has bcea seen
In New York city fecea,ly and has met
with considerable favor.
Adolph Llitman. an acter best known
IN and around New YORK city. has had
ais name changed by the court to Al.
thur Little. bywhich name be is known
on tho stage
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Of the latter. So great vas Osman's
power that the mahdl and bis sue
cessor were compelled to treat the
French Arab" with great eonaidera-
'ion and 10 defer to his power. Osman
u Of herculean stature. with eyes Of
piercing blackness. shaggy eyebrows
and an immense beard he has lost
hlh LEFT arm In battle. and contents him.
sflf with as few AZ three wives. who.
however. are daughters OF the chleif
Of the most important and powerful
Arab tribes Of the Sondan. Ne j. 8
splendid soldier and expert Ia the con.
struction OF lniFenchmou,s AID forth
ncatlons which are fully equal 10 the
best products Of the British royal en-
glueers. Osman h wllhal very lu.
teresilng person and his engineering
sklll has Ions been regarded as the
proof Of his European intellect
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

In the researches he made while gath.
erlng statistics Tor his book on colon.
lal furniture the late Dr. Lyon came
across a curious mahogany legend
about ne introduction OF mahogany In.
to England II seems that DR.. Oib.
bon. WHO was q London physician early
In the seventeenth century. had some
mahogany planka imported from the
West Indies With the idea Of grinding
thom up Tor use as substitute for
Peruvian bark. which was iusl ginning
sclgc co a medicine. Finding the wood
uascfylocahlc as medicine. he had a
cabinet maker construct box OF enc
u the planks, and the bcaullinl grain o.
lac wood pleased him 80 that he had
q bureau mrde Ct hc same material.
an Lo-ton Cooked 10 see Il. and the
wool csme into immediate use among
lnrnilrso makers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Alh AtNu I'lN
were a few CIlfistlans'.3 f0,ls aud
these al attended the inst mcciing.
the only one Of the unrcgencrate pres
cnt being had Rlll.r who took a 'front.'
seat. Every one feared trouble when
he walked Into the church. but be- sat
quietly during the exorialion, The
evangelist requested al who wanted
TO 60 20 heaven 10 stand up. and every
person present exccpi Blll arose. When
they werc seated again nm got up and
drawing two pistols. said. "iou all
say YOU want TO 80 to heaven. Now,
anything I eau DO 70 help this game
along and klye pleasure 10 the players
I'm M Tor. You al want 20 20 70
heaven. and IN give you AZ god a
chance a. you'll eyer havc. The hrat
man that gets up I'll give him a ticket
clean through. without any stopever."
The evangelist cawled under the seat
and the members Of the congregation
lay On the chairs. swell, said nlll.
Il see You wasn't IN earnest. 40 We
win pot ont the lights aud call this
meeiin' adjourned" 0ne BY one he
shot out the llghtS and By morning
tks evangelist was on his way 70
Hutchint on. while the members 81 the
congregation kept quiet and made no
further attempts At holding a revival
Washington star
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
PolNrERs ON FLowsRs.


Loosen the leaves and other ulnltl
covering from aljut the hardy bulbs.
The beds for the summer rlahss may
nov be thoroughly spadod and lassl
ifcd. although the plants must nol Be-
set on, for some time % cone no mat.
ter how tempung and balmy are the
April days
Don't Be discouraged Il the garden !.
small; tertlllEe heavily now. and plant
closely a little later. and with oarsfai
planning q surp-'slng quantity Of aoa
ers may be raised II even she llnle.l
yard.
The crocuses are nov IN Fun hloom.
and many Of the outdoor hyaclnihs
budded. But iont neglect them g..
cause them seem 70 perfectly hardy.
Keep evergreen boughs and straw con.
venlent Tor a ilght covering On cold
nights.
Now Is the time for planting and
tfansplantins hl-sdy shruhnery pacb
the earth firmly about me roots ana al.
low each bush plenty % room 70 grow.
See that an new varieties are carefully
labeled Tor future reference.
Remember that a ia not Too early ID
plant the sweet peas outside TIE xeFy
ilrst day ef April and they should 1arc|,
BE- planted before ne mladle Of III.
month II they are 70 make good erouii
and Withstand the summos heat. nona
BE- IN a hurry about planting che
slower seed outside Cot some time 4
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Capialu Hams Has Crossed the Aliantie
800 fimss
Captain ". u. Hains. commodore Of
The Cunard aeel who las Just retired
from active service. was ono OF ne
eldest and ableat oi the worlds snip.
masieFA The ca aslt hed been in TIE
ftrtlcn Of the great llne ~ steamer
r.acc 1851 and made no fewer than 5sl
trips across the Atlantis. His iasg ,oy.
ego wa made 10 the Campaula II
vas bis one desire 10 laii The See M
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20


a. tales are told Of his origin. Il n said
he was born AZ suaklm. that his grand
father was Turkish flaye-deaier. and
h. himself. like his two preceding an
cestora. Is a dealer In slaves. Another
story has It that he was born IN France
In 1886 and ohristoned a. the Cathedral
Of Rouen under the namc OF George
His father was a Joseph Nishet. who
failed In business and went 10 Egypt
with his wife and child lie died
there and the widow married Osman
Digna. slave trader. VINO gave his
name and fortune TO the French child
Whichever story Is the true one. Il Is
certain that Osman All or Dlgna (meaa.
ing he Of the heard'1 was a powerful
and rich merchant in 1852. when The
Instruction broke out under Arab
pasha. and that he espoused the cause
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

SRA. Eugene Dan.ela. OF Canaan. n.
IT,. has & iamo crow that Is a curiosity.
z 70 about IS moslha old end has bcou
ia captivity tiom The nest Il talss ana
sccma 10 understand wha, Is said to Il
End " icad el mrslc. II coca TO church
cyiry saslty, and waits outside until
The services are through.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
HUBERT REuscH.

fore. 10 please the mother and Win The
love OF Elaine, nravot pretends 70 be
the hero OF a number Of startling ad-
ventures. aud tells with consummate
grace a string Of ~vhoppers" about cav
inc peoples lives. These deeds Of hray-
cry prove irresistible. and Elaine no,
only consents TO be his. hu, the married
daughter. Caroline. and the maid. Rosa.
he. also fall in love with him. 10 the
great disgust Of Gutriaot and Aanet
vho DO not believe his s,ories They
get up a plot 10 expose him aad brlng
him into rldicule. Firsi they prctcud
to DO various ac;l OF bravery them
selves and burlesaue his style. but they
DO not do Il very gracefully. Thea they
hire a thug. Canard. 10 personate the
husband Of the woman Brayol Is sup
posed to have saved from a burning
building and 10 appear before the com.
rany and thank him In a very affecting
manner Drayot d somewhat dlscon-
certSd by this. bu, his splendid nerve
carries him through tho scene success.
fully. and. being LETT alone with Canari
fer a moment he hits back at his eae.
niles by bribing Canard with several Of
his pals to attack Manct and Gucrlno,
on the streets, and TO run away when
be, nravot. comes TO their rescue. This
amlable scheme Is carried out. cxcep,
that the thugs DO not run away until
they have severely beaten and robbed
Brayot. The beating however. gives
color to the affair. and nIGvol actually
succeeds IN getting his rame IA the
paper as q hero. An Is well 50 Tar. hu.
n. Pasturel, Captain Of Police. ard
Nine. Rosseaus lover. insists on In
yestgatlng the AFFAIR, and arrests Can.
ard. who. TO save himself. gives the
whole thing away. to the confusion Of
Brayot. whose other lies nnd him out
about the same time Elaine breaks The
engagement, and Bravot is about TO &
In disgrace, when defeat Is turned into
triumph BY Elaine. who. remembering
that what he ala was done for her.
finds that she really loves the man and
calls him back. The cast: Gusiayc
Brayoi. r. A. Roberts, George Manei.
Joseph brennan; Louia Gusrlnol. Giles
Shine: NJ. Paslmcl. JamCs Kcarney,
Mnlot, Hereford webb; Canard. W. c.
Mason. Philippe. Francis Nelson.
Elaine. Mabel Bert, Nine rousseau,
Agnes Proctor; Caroline Guerlnot,
Anita Rotho. Rosallo. lna Hammer.
"Brother for Brother i've, acl
melodrama. by Frank Harvey. had
IL first American production March
%. At Forepaushs Thcalor. phlla.
dclghia. Ia. The story: Anthony
RadfcFG. a British manufacturer. had
IN bis youth. married and deserted a
girl. ara afiorward. suppoolng hlr dead
had mRrrlel again. At tho opening Of
The nay he Il LIVING With BE rcooa1
IL. - 4R.la .,4....Ir IIt.I. -. III.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Irate Pairpn-xou advertise 70 fnls
consumption, don't you,
Docior-Yes SIR; never iall ahsn
my Instructions are followed.
Irate Patron~-My aon took rnar med.
leine for a year and died "a hour ate,
the last dose.
Docior-Ay instructions were nol fo|.
loved told him 70 take Il tuo yeara
-Tit-niis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20


an he had made a record OF COO trips
but an accident caused hii temporary
retirement and bis ambition has therc.
fore been thwarted. Captain Hams
vas one Of the most cautious OF the
rkippers that command the great
ocean liners. Il is said o, MIN that Il
was his lnyariablc rule in approach.
Ing land In hary weather. no matter
what his temptation might have been
TO break a record. 10 stop the ship ab.
golutoly and 10 take up and down
casts OF the deep sea lead. lie would
never rely upon any patent apparatus
without repeatedly verifying the 70.
suits throughout his thlrty-nlne
years experience he has added his
quota TO the hno record for safety and
speed now held by the big company Of
which he was one OF the most faithful
servants.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

should become a government omeiAi'
Ills strong passion for the stage how
ever. determined him TO adopt Il as his
profession. His first appearance was
made At Dusseldorf, In 1852. whence he
went to Bonn. and after playing there
and al several smaller cities be accepted
an engagement IN stettin. After the
close Of this engagement he was IN
duced 10 60 10 Berlin, remaining there
for eight ycara. In 1893 he was secured
BY Manager Heinrich Conried, OF the
Irving Place Thcater. and opened at
that house Oct. I, Of that year. az Fritz
Fleming. In "Grosstndtluft. Since
then he has established himself a prime
favorlie with the patrons Of Mr.. Goa
REDS house. the numerous roles en-
trusted 10 him having been handled IN
a mastery manner
The LIAR" a three act farce,
adapted by clyde Fitch from the
French OF Alexander Blsson. had
rs first production on any stage
At the Walnut Street Theater,
Philadelphia. Pa. recently. The plot
Gusiave Bravot Is a guest Al the house
OF Nine. Rousseau. and Is a sutton for
the hand Of her daughter. Elaine. who
has another sutton. Georges Manet, "a
whom AZ FIRST she Is partial Nine
Rousseau has another daughter. Caro-
line. who. with her husband. Louis
Guerinot. Ia also a guest at her house
The mother. two daughters and the
maid. Rosalie. are all romantloally fond
Of deeds Of heroism In order, there,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

OislsE uer I,ead On raha.
The young king 81 spain loeenliy a..
scribed an island 70 his geography
teacher as a body q land almost "a.
tirely occupied BY Insurgents
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
THE DERvISHLEADER
oSMAN THE TERROR or Ac-
oREssoRs IN AFRICA
said 10 ne = European by birth and
Knows How TO Conduct Defensive
Warfare Mystery Of ma EAriy Ilfs
Rsmains UnreseaIed.
- sMAN nInNA Ihn

OMAN blhNA the
)Weat leader OF the
bsrylshes against
IHhom the British
are now march
Ing up the Nile.
IN one Of those mys-
lerioua Adventures
thrown up every
few years " won
deriul an6 loman-
lie Africa An Sorts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Tho last ,lay ~ a negro crlr
Texas had come. lie was av
and asked what he would n
breakfast, and told tbs he e5n
anything he liked.
+Dcn. liata. ! reckon IA take
tarnAlllan
"Wasermclons arr not ripe set
"Nohlgr mind. bCss. / kln
rexaa sllslnrs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Jasper Crane, che brother Of the desert
ed wife. visits Radford a this time and
produces proofs that his sister had died
only fifteen years before. leaving q con.
Allen Foster who Is nov employed By
RadfoFd as foreman Of the works. and
consequently that the son Eric Is a bas-
lard Crane places these proofs IN the
hands of hls nephew. Allen. and, hav-
ing thus accomplished bis revenge. de-
parts, Alien generously destroys the
evidence Of bic pafentaee % order 10
hide his fathers crime. who has been
a good master and TO shield bis brother.
whom he promises hls father always 70
protect. Eric. the prohisate brother.
has betrayed Brenda. the daughter OF
Mat Craven. one Of his fathers work
men. Craven discovers that his daugh-
ter IL IN trouble. but Eric manages 10
make him believe that Allen il the be-
trayer. and Il Is upon him that Craven
seeks TO Be fevenged. To retrieve his
falling fortunes. Radford desires Eric
70 marry his ward. Cora Dane. who u
wealthy. but she prefers Allan and viil
not give Eric any encouragement.
Needing money 10 continue his prohi-
gate career Erie now roba his fathers
safe. abstrpctlng a number Of bank
notes. one Of which he gives 10 Brenda
who Is arrested with Il upon her per.
son. In order 70 shield her lover she
says that Allen gave her the note, and
suspicion consequently falls on him
Radford. although believing Allen
guilty. shields HIN. BY saying that The
note h one that he had given him, and
that be had right consequently 70 give
u. 10 Brenda. This however only
strengthens craven's susplclons thai
Allen Is the betrayer Of his daughter
and he now enters into plot viii
other men about the works TO eBtics
Allen there At night. lock him 10 th'
cellar and sot Gre 10 the place. Ella
Cravcn's blind daughter. discovers tht
plot. and 10 save her father from suol
a crime. and partly out OF love "a
Allen. reveals Il 70 Cora. Cora dies q
Aliens aid. and reaches him Just as h
confronts hls enemies az the works
Craven offers TO spare his NE II he vii
marry Brenda. but Allen refuses. deny
ing that he had betrayed her. and h
and Cora are locked IN and the place se
on Ere In the fpce Of death Allen tell
Cora the whole truth concerning hi
parentage. and how Eric Is the guilt
ono. and how he had shielded him be
cause he was bis brother, Ella, IN
blind girl. arrives just In time, beat
down the door with an axe and rescue
them. Cora nov seeks Brenda, charge
her with her crime and falsely accusing
an innocent man. Craven overhear
them. and flled with rcmorse for hi
own act and anger Al his daughter
pcrldy. takes her 70 RadioFd's house
where both make full confession. 4
the confusion OF the bad brother. Eric
and the Justification Of Allen, who mar
ries Cora and redccms the fortunes Q
bis father. while Eric Gfterward n
renis and marrlea Brenda.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Caiskill mountains ana OF the Hud-
son. with his imagination iuaamod
by Irsing's hne descriptions. he wan
dored book and pencil In hand. and
drew his inspiration from The very
same sources that gave the world the
treasures OF lrylag'a le,tora Mr.
Boughton says that the vandal. IN the
person Of relic hunters and kodak up.
to-datclsts. have spoiled the romance
Of the CaisklllA The great painter
vas born IN England. bat came to
America when only three years old.
"a that he h more OF an American than
whistler Is an Engllshman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
THINGS THEATRICAL.
CURRENT GOSSIP ABOUT PLAYS
AND PLAYERS.
4 Popular Leading Man--Ths Has"
A New Play By Clyde Flteh--'nrothsF
fet Iisathes" a New Enrilsh nIelo-
drama.

UBERT REUscH.
the popular leading
man OF the irving
Place theater. New
York. was born
thiriy-four years
ago, In Dusseldorf.
Germany. He vas
educated In a
French convent
school. and Il was
intended that be
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

try. she Is now sixteen years old, and
very pretty gifl Ata recent recital
given IN New York city. the critics pro-
nounccd her ~nnlshed" technically.
sho rl,ss With q great deal Of expires.
sion aad arilalc ilnish. and no doebs
10 few years viii rank high IN The
planislle pcIld.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Ada Van Eta closed her season In
'Cloriana" In Piitsburg. Pa. on account
Of sickness. aud has gone 70 her home
In Bunalo. n. Y. Manager Chas l.
Young has accepted a position a. busi-
ness manager with the Calhoun Opera
Co. and leit for Chicago 10 Join them
AZ once. The rest Of the company have
accepted engagements. except Belle
Russell. who has gone 70 her home IN
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Manager Henry c. Miner and Annie
O'Neiu were married recently At the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION Brook
Ign. n. Y. the Rev. Father Kelly en-
eating
Olive Thanet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. April %. p m.-Consols ll2h for both
money and the account: Canadian Pacific. 60's Erie.
15ss do first preferred AN. Illinois Central @'s; Mexl-
ordinary 10: 81 Paul common. So New-Nork Cen
trail. 1cOs; Pennsylvania So; Reading, GA Mexican
Central per bonds. I2a; Louisville and Nash
Vile. 53is: Atchison comukn. III.
$50 D. m.-Money. hN% per cent The rate OF discount
In the market for both short and three months bs
Is 2. Paris advces quote cent rentes at
lu2 francs II cenmes for the account
Paris April 23.-The weekly statement OF the Bank
Of France shows $4,000 francs In gold
and decrease OF 1 100 100 francs in silver.