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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25

fib nod einige 3eit gu gebuloen, biz
Die Nuspa6l zines neuen 9eIanoten
an Stalien polIenoet Iei. !Sr. 2lnoerz
ion uno feline 8raut Iinb bierour9
ge2pungen gepeIen, lire !9o63eit 81
perf9ieben. Dies lit nm 10 Grgerliz
der, ais ba8 Staat8oepartement tein
8ebeimniB burau8 mu6t, baB Senuz
TOR 6ale'5 (Me.) Sobn oefinttip ais
g2a9foIger 9lnberIon's auserieben lit,
baB man ieOo6 feline @rnennung Dor
Der @rnennung zines 8eianoten fir
ni6t paiIenb eru6tet.
9(u9 8eneral GSiBbugb See, @enez
raltonful in 9apana, bat pieoerbOlt
nm 2lnnabme feiner HeIi9nation err
fu6t. Gr mag ni3t inter elmer re-
publifunif6en 9lominiitration bienen
unb tpiini9t aus 8iidiiht auf feline
sFamiIie 6apuna iebt m0glichIt bulo
gu perlaFen, ba Die ungeIunoe SaiIOn
auf Cuba raid berannubt. GS Iheint
iebp6, baB ii9 9r. Mc&inlep nod imz
mer ni6t bat enti9lieBen t0nnenI per
als Nd9folger Sees na9 9apana gez
fbidt peroen foQ.
Ser 9enat unb bic Sartfz
8ill.
Die republitaniI6en YIitglieoer
bes @enutszsS zsSinanszGomite's iinb in
ibren 9eratbungen iiber Die SurtfbtQ
nod ni6t uber ben 2(bI6nitt nGbemiz
fallen" binuus gefommen, Der bis6er
Der ein5ige @egentunb ibrer be5iiglt=
den @rlpGgungen getpeien lit. IS
perluutet, buB bas Gomite feline Grz
fIGrungen iiber ben SDrtidritt ber9ez
ratbunqen ausgeben lptrD, ais bis es
ii6 auF 8runo BON ltrtbeilen Don
Sa6perfGnbigen Elm eri60pfenbe8llr1
tbeil iiber oas MeIen nno Die Birt.
iomteit Der qan3en Bin gebiloet bat
rgBir poQen ben 80rienIpefulanten
feline 8afis fir i6re Sperationen gez
ben," ertlGrte elm Gpmitez ezW}itglteb.
Der 8ampf um bic 9eu ute.
Seitbem 6enrD 6. Papne BON @iS=
conTin oefinitip ale i6m angebotenen
bipIomatiT9en 9oiten ausgef4lagen
bat uno alio fir Berlin nibt mebr in
8etra6t tpn1mt, 6aben Die Yenniplpuz
nier pieoer erneute 4nitrengungeu sez
(SurticBune Iicbe q. spaltc 5.scttcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
Gus Rnm.

Hepz PORT, "a. Mdr5. - Giner
bier per0ffentli4ten Gpe3ialbepeT6e
aus &om 5ufol9e bat Der 9apIt ben
apoitoliIden 9eIegaten in 9tmerifu,
@r3biidof MurtineIi, oufgeforDert,
ii3 iiber bie9(ntIugen 81 erfIdren, fpelz
DIE in ben Der. Staaten lebenbe itdliez
nti4e 8urger gegen i'm erbeben; fer
ner bat er ben 0elegaten ermu6nt,
ben srOBtmOgIi4iten 8att gu beoba4>
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
Cine brrnnenbe &nblensrubc.

@iIfesbarre, pa., "a. MGr3.
- 9eute Nu4mittug erplobirte bas
@rubengas in einem udt50uigen8o6rz
lo9, ipel9es BON Der Soblenz3e6e Rr.
2 Der yOelanure &c SubIon @oul 60" i"
an bic Sberfld6e fiibrt, unb bieSSlamz
men f9oi1en so SUB bod emppr. 0as
in Der 0dbe gelegene @obnbuus Sbos.
8arrett's tpurbe tbeilpsiIe 5erIt0rt Ii.
brei Mitslieber Der Jeuertpebr erIitten
Bel benz 9erfu9e, bas Jeuer gu unter=
briiden, f9pere grunbpunben. Die
erlpGbnte &oblen5e3e bat ieit mebreren
Sabren gebrannt, unb bus God mar
angebobrt porben, Inn bos @os aus
ftr0men gu lufen unb Die 9rube nit
WaHer gu fiillen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
6cqen sdluurrhGrte.

&eu ing, "a. Mdr5. = Inter
ben Gonoufteuren unb MotormGnz
nern Der rReubing unb Sout6neitern
StraBenbabn @eieqI6uft," bic ii6
zines S9nurrbartes erfreuen - unb
9us 1T Die Mebr5abl - berri6t
groBe 8eitiir3une. superintendent
PuBmore bat ndmlid einen QlbIdeu
gegen bieien mdnnli6en S6mud Der
Oberlippe uno bat ungeorbnet, baB
pom 1. @pril an ale Qngefteuten nit
glatt ruiirten 9eii9tern i'm 0ienIt au
erfheinen haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
Cine HamiIten. .Weotstn.

g.n,n,s 60. - @utb. @,rr,n 81 6a5' loon
~ Piff,n s,rfauft, abtr nod t.iH. an9ttrOien.
milo, 10 out nj. Die 5bris,n fHO. Sd babe Rab'
nap1s giatn in mtin'r Camille dnospanet uHo sis'
S,Is,1 aud 9LnSsrsH in pHitrtr Grti@att a.1sbtn,
I'm IN Tgb ilq.u, bab fe nets UsHitouOiJs SsiritT
Siauno o,ipabtttz. a6unssool Jhr
O''N"s @ gpeI Ils, 9tariIG R.sG.
4.Anop's 8iIlsn 6.Dirttu oretntlidt
q,T,sw,Tn psnitd Oiq. @uEiasiouHs btr osr01ut,n
Sn,ii,n unb eiu.n ettuno.n Stubl9arq. 6i, iris
r.n Tiqrdnt, silOftat, 9srfSntana, Grel.ni.lS.T,
DC p,r e6a5th. 8.i GpOtSetsru obtr p.r gOR.
gas gua .G.r Sctbg.br- Diro gratis O'rlanot,
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QcberItinen.
Z. Rdri 1895.

Or. Rrbpas & Go, R.p'0oy'.
qe,rtb. o:rrtn 50 mar itit nabpu lRn 5a5Ttn
eranf u!s couuLtirts stnj9t Der 9tT10TreeeH0n'n
ssriinos' 4ri' uoidbt ID bj: gdO:r nabm uuO oes
6,ist @aF,r trani, esa i9isH aats Sisits 1treess
ft ~ isin, etnr i'd faTO irnsosIun9. Ga5a:m ~
mai mai NIT aSr,H 9iGtn Iu puu5,n. SD 5ab, nG9s.
IN ,,uti s6sb:tIn Spn atbrau9t, inOsm ID IO't Ot;
absnOs, ebt ID ~ estt sinG, unD iDsi Deg NoFstnS
m,5r o,SOlfsn ais ou,s QlHotr vo IL bis i'st g''
brantt, Sd iitt an orr etbr. Di'in, cant uno
mint MINT auasT iDar,n cam Q'lb ID bait. .n bum.
tttt s6m,r,,n obtr6atb 6ts Ta5ds, strGas 70, ols
ob id sin e.i1par aui osm Rag'n bdttt an3 Dat
ID it5T strftOpit uno msin Wgno unO mtln. 3aTgs
49, soS murptn pi, Sptiitn ridt o,roGut, loHo,tH
iaa;u mir idn,r I'M UsaUsu, unO i'd D'riVurtt EN-
6it,r.s auffps,r oritb'n. so ionnt' nat Islat
S,rn,,,rih, ep,li,n ,Hsu. Bite. isroen Sic mIs
S,s gtn6 .SJ<r Ratbq,bsr.' adtunJsp0u
'U7 S~ Gen 3auaq,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
Railways Ready Relief

1GdO " d > 4GC1O,y A@C4AC4
6cilt NIB psrbinoeyt
GrtGltungcn, 9uIten, ipeben 9uIs, 5ns
flusn3a, 8ron6itis, 2ungenent3iinz
bung, Rbsumatismus, NeurdIgie,
&oPfI9mer3 3abni4mer3, Iit9ma,
8rpit6tffenamuEg.
Gs Dutrtibt in elmer bis JplHiiG Nrut;n bic
d m M ne G d merjtR. Sine Stunot,
mano msbT z 9 n zen Il 4 n.
nGS trfparte Dpftor' re d,uunssn."
Or Rabpap o., 1,DsgSrt: Sd babe
RaOfoap's Htaep Rslisf lett m,5r ais Orsihlg Sabs
rtn b,nuSt. Us bat mir pie!f GuHosrt Dollars non
SOitOrsRtbnuHgtn our9 le'ns nu1otr6lrt Su.s
irait cripart. Sd bin ub;r odt3ig Sabre ait uuO
idr,i5. Di,i;s bObs Iltsr uHD m,in WobIbstInosH
Sbr.n 9'i!mtiti!n 5u, ntl3: @Lts Nno no9 ms;2r
mtirt Riuotr fuo o,rh,rlt5.t uu0 bab,u SrObt 5Ga
mili,n UNI ttuts Otri.Ibn pitro, pIrjaumtn, cbnt
&aogaa's a.aOp &'Ii'i lu Ign. %5%5.gsp0a
eaur 8aiglep, 9rOpuif.u Gno Qpotb.t,r.
@aDOleon O., II. Wdrl 1895.
6err.n Ruoluan Co. Rttp=Dof:
9ir ubsri:nbsu SbH,n hcrmlt e!n 3tuGTib pom
6trru Ssurp S.aOtr, tju,m uHi;ru bst,H GARNER,
Der E6 Ia Golqt tjH;r QueH eigfni3 i3aittn uno l,li
rss uuiridtgn G6arattsrs Dltls Frtunbt trnorbtH
BAT bi. an, Ourd) iti1sn SjHflEb 8aoDuDs 8taO0
Sdi.f 5ttduog i'm pauit bobsH uHo Daftlbe als
eint RotbDsnSiqt:it betrstttn. @sEr e,aOu bat
a,rtn famiii, Qtbraubt uuO Dis 9orJialdi,t oss
Islb,n srprObt 6T tann ,s Mot g,uug IObsn.
N6tunGs0o4
(S.pbnttl 6aur Le ..
@eSnap's R.ubb 8ttitf UtrD an d
tnnerGid gtpGnOt Gin b1lbsr
sb,ti6ff,I soa in ,intm balbpoatu 8tas gBai,r brs
Tsitiot in tucuiQ.u Winut,u Rrdmpi,. SbDHods
knfSnt, lauren Taq.n. Raui,I, Sr5r'btn, Soe'
SrtHntn, Rtrr0Ftdt SAlaIIOFst,it Dtgrans. Sld'
tunotr uno ole innun @d6wtrDsn.
Waiaria in itintu psriA!b.nsH Gormsn totro tu'
rirt uHb o,r6iuoTt.
Gs oitbt f,iu p,imitt,l in otr Nl.lt toti6ts Glt'
Law, 0Mp
9,r,in NIT 8 4 D Maps 9tIitD 10 i5H'l
furirt, piG
RaOipau'S gleaOp NeItef-
Qr,is SOC. bro 5taiSs. g,i aD,t5,t'ru ,u babsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
10 % DO N11' s
~ NiGleet

rein p,Q,tabilii5. nirfsn idm,glos. fHo babi4
Bb,r,udtrt, pbn, Ssi9mad flsin un0 ltitt gu n,b'
m,n Raowaps gtatn fns ser Rat9r b'5altit9,
inoru,u iur o,iuubtn I6atisf:it Der 9sb;r SlnGt'
min, uu6 orb,rtr gtrbauuues CrgaHt on urb lai'
len pi. Ginosrp,io, in tnsm natiiT!id:n 8UiiaHoS
obns ulls Qdfnrfunqtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25

elite Seitmnaen (SorrsiponSsut.u).
Ioc pro Sunssrt, su boben in bar Office ses .Deui
jh.u eorr,ipsussntsn,- SoIttusrt' Ctr. uns Sop
GitieesGpsrIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
Nidter nnn sSnurnaliit.
Gtsenma d,tfaes Serfabren eines gIepeIdneer
&aei aeaen einen Rseafteur.

y Len n D, -, "a. Wtdr3. -
Sieler Sage bate Der vGleoelunb Gez
corber" in einem Qeitartitel ben 3i6=
ter 2an1ion bes6alb frittiirt, neil er
einen Slagefal CUR 8erbanblung
bra4te, als fi9 Der 8ertbeibiger bes
8etlugten auf fur5e 3eit entfernte,
na4bem Der betreffenbe 4ntpolt tase=
lang auf bic 8er6anblung bes sSalIes
gepartet bate. 8i9tsr 2amIon err
blidte in benz 9lrtitel eine W1iBa6tunq
bes 9ert6tes, unb obne 8ersug lieB
er ben 3ebatteur goft bieIerbalb berz
baften. Ri9ter 8Ianbin, Der ben
Verbafteten bertrut, berlanate einen
4nfi6ub, bod purbe bas 9eiu6 abz
9etpieien. @s purbe barauf elm Surp=
8erfabren perlungt, unb au9 bies
lpurbe peripeigert. Die 8er6unblung
begann am Montug unb purbe gez
tern Mittag gu @nbe gefiibrt. 8i6ter
2amfon fanb ben @ngeflagten i6uGz
big unb perurtbeilte i'm gu elmer
8elbitrufe bon 5000, 3abGung Der
Soften unb 10 Sagen 9efGngniB. S6
bieIes urtbeils berrI9t bier cine groBe
gntriiitung. Sas 9eiu9 I'm Elm
neues @erfabren nurbe abqepieIen.
Poit muB fofort feline 6aft antreten.
Der bieiige PreB=Glub bat cine @rtraz
SiBung einberufen, um gntriiitungsz
8ei6liiIIe gu fufen. poit pirb an
elm b06eres 9eribt appelliren. Seine
Strufe muB er aber unter alien umz
itdnben abiiBen.
Seine 9lnsit bnr Der 8eulrnpeif.
g2ep zgort. "a. MGr5. - Or.
Doth, Der SanitGtsbeamte bes bieIiz
gen 9afens, bat einen She'll bes 9ez
rihtes ber0ffentli6t, ben ibm Der fir
@gppten ernannte Igent, pel6er Be-
oba4tungen 8etreffs Der aus Snbien
our9 ben Sue3fanul tommenben
S6iffe MAIDEN folI, eingeianbt bat.
Sn bem 8eriht beiBt es II. o.: 9lus
8ombap erfabre i9, in ipel9' eigen=
tbiimli1er Weiie man bic 9eulenpeIt
ii6 ielbit iiberlGbt. Sie Gin9ebore=
nen leben bort meiit in groBen, in
~Slats" ubgetbeilten 9ebduben. Sc
oes ~5lat" entbdlt cine 4n5ubl 3im=
mer uno lit BON ben anberen bur6 Ell
nen Corridor gstrennt. 9lm Gnbe
oeileIben befinoet ii9 Elm gemeini6aftz
lt6es Wui ui9bufin. W2an fennt 5abl=
rei3e 5dlle BON Grfranfungen an Der
8eulenpeIt in einem 5lat, p6ne bdB
bic anoeren in bemielben tpobnenben
perIonen, obglei4 fte bieielbe Wai9z
8ele9enbeit benuBten, bon Der arantz
belt er9riffen iporben tpdren. glu9
aus 9ongz8ong ipurben berartige
Sale gemelbet. Rogers PaI6a, Der
9eneral Snfpettor bes egDptii6en
Sunitdtspeiens, iIt ipeben bon 8omz
bap, oei1en ianitdre 3uitGnbe er
grinolt6 itubirt bat, 3uriidgetebrt.
Gr bat bic &nii9t ausgeIpro9en, bab
bic egbptiI6en 8ebDrben i'm Stanoe
lein peroen, Die @ini6leppung Der
8rantbeit gu perbinoern.
6rsen s6nurrbarte.
&ea bing, "a. MGr5. = Inter
ben Gonoufteuren unD W2otormdnz
nern Der r3eaotng unb Soutbneitern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
gtemart's,-1l 211, l1arh. Auf.

ep,,i,u, auFmertfomt,it toiro auf in Stanuns ses
o,b,r, Bf,rbe perronot 3os Suth,rtaus in DO
stm q stanc snrda .ln. SranbHGu,r 9etr,nni.
9tetpart & Wsowen, 9eidenb.hctter.
s,r an Sarf.ape. unb gir. 333 menRs6snffr.
SeIeyben 112@- tSaH21,1S)
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RI

Gin,rld, nj. orOB cher Qudl,uS Der Sbm,rl du4
I,in mag BEN Der nit Rbsumltismus bs5afttt,,
btitldCtrQ: 3upalio:, 9.rtrtpptlte, R,rpols IN
nR L lnt,htr hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25

biirten 0ampfer Der yQmerican Cine"
bef0roerten, 6efarnt gegeben pdren.
6ierii6er feblten inbefen jebe Gpntrole
Der britii6en Regieruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25
&aDmaD'8 &caOB &elief

wirs fofortiss siuberuns Seribaffsn
s. tint iOfcrt Oi, grotten 5dmtrl,n, liuOsrt
GntIGuoung uno bsilt SraEtbtitsH DIR Gurg:nr Ols
Rup,us. D,s untsrlsibts oo;r Der Srultu IMP
Gh1,inbIufp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-25


Die 8er30gerung Der neuen Grnenz
nunqen i'm biplomotii6en 9tenit bat
pielen Der alten 9eamten ernitli6e
8erlegenbeiten bereitet, 10 3. 9. benz
6rn. Cara 9lnberfon bon S6io, erften
2egationsIetretGr in Rom. 9erIelbe
1T Republifaner unb ite6t ieit iieben
oya6ren i'm biplomutiT6en 9ienit. Gr
nurbe in 1890, als Hobert 2incoln
8eIanbtsr an @ngluno mar, 5lpeiter
2egationsIefretGr in 2onbon unO in
1894 nurbe er gu feiner gegenpdrtiz
gen Steue bef0rbert. Seit Der 9eianbz
te Dupne Ntc8eug6 Rom perlahen
bat, fungirt 2noerIon bort ais 0ez
i6dftstrdger. Gr bat f9on Dor me9z
reren Wo6en feline Reiigndtion eingez
rei9t unb pieberbolt telegrapbii6 I'm
Qbl0fung eriu6t, ba er nit SRI. Perz
fins in Bolton, elmer Dame, bic elm
8erm0gen bon mebreren Wi1ionen be-
iiBt, perlobt ift unb bic 9O63eit gu
Oitern ituttfinben ioIIte. Cur &ntport
auf feline berf9iebenen 0epei4en err
iu4te i6n bus Staatsbepartement,
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@obalb bic r@ermania" "z@ruppe
bor bem 5iiriten5elt ungeIangt mar,
mu6te Der 3us 9ult. Sn ben 3elte
befanben ii9 bas 8aiierpuur, Die Satz
ferin 6riebri9, 2eBtere in S4ipar5,
unb bic antpeienben beuti9en Sir
iten. Der &aiier unb bic &alierln
rei6ten ben ein5elnen Mitglieoern bes
Gpmite's bic Sanb. Die n9ermanta,
5rau 8ilbbauer S9ott, eine So4ter
bes peritorbenen Yrofeiiors be Abna,
cine impofante, ragenbe oeutl3e
6rauengeitalt, perlieB unter Jubrun9
bes friiberen Spern DIRECTORS BON
StranB ben @agen.. Die am Dent
nal aufseiteGIten Mdnner : 8eiangz
pereine intonirten bic Seftz9pmne;
bic ,@ermania" ipru9 bus bon Oiz
reftor W1uGIer perfabte Wiomungsgez
bi9t unb legts bann ben Gbrentrdn5
gu 5ibsn bes 9entmals nieber. Die
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iprtiebnna iiche z. Spaltc 5.scitcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

Opening prices were strong, in sympathy with
higher quotations In London, but in the absence
of buying pressure fractional recessions toi-
lowed The market for most issues sagged the
greater part of the day, but In the last hall-
hour rallied with many stocks recovering early
losses and in some instances closing above last
nights final figures Northern Pacific preferred
reached go and Jersey Central was strong
throughout the day on covering OF shorts ana
b,ying said to be by inside interests. PROBABLY
the ADVANCE in the coalers reflected IN great
mart the elmna. ion OF an unwleldy short inter,
est Consolidated Gas was weak, railing over .
per cent on unfavorable rumors about the al
legged consolidation plan. Gas affairs IN BOSTON
and New-York attracting great deal OF at
tention from spectators. and this interest was
intensified to-day by the gratuitous advice at
advertising rates to sell Boston United Gas
bonds In Boston there were sales or these
bonds at decline Of Gas per cent from yester-
day and on the local Exchange Bay state Gas
stock sold down to Az. The last-named stock
has been active for some time but no one has
vet been able to find out why. Violent euorts
have been made to put the price higher, Dut II
has steadily declined. The stock value or the
Bay State Gas Company, OF Delaware, mas
been squeezed out, but plenty OF water remains
The local gas deal was said to-day to be In a
very bad mess Manhattan lost = per cent IN
the early dealings but recovered part or the
loss before the close. The Granger shares were
fractionally lower. The market closed nrm
Total sales were 30S7 40 shares, against Dob, IS
yesterday. .,...
Prices for the sales Of the principal active
stocks to-day, compared with the final fgures or
Yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

moderate consols for money I2%; consos for me al
count I2 1919; Atchison 1871 Canadian. s2s 81
Central as 20 Nsw-YOtk Central ill. Erie, RE-
3a.; Mexican ordinary isk. Money. 2hg3 per cs6
The rate Of discount IN the open market for both s
and three months bills Ii per cent American eash s
quoted at 76s Sid Amount OF bullion gone me %
Bank ~ England balance to-day. fG3, 900. GOO ~
Rome has advanced 20 lO4.70
Berlin. Dec 1.-THE tone OF Italian and American sre,
curties good the Bourse here to-day Bank ehs
were easier a sharp decline Of Edison shares ia
change On London. 20 marks 81 p,ennngs for cheeks
Frankfort, Dec i4-On the Boerse to-day ousin.sss
wa quiet and steady. American securities were resar
with favor. Much attention was paid to Northern ~"
clfcs 49,. "a,
Paris Dec. H.-Prc.s were firm and business vs.
inactive the Bours" to-day. Spanish securities N''
recovering. .-,l -,
o. m-Three per cent rentes. 103 francs s11 cen
times Tor the Exchange London. p francs
25b cent!mes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
Eek dividend.
CLOSING pRIcrs OF CHICAGO STOCKS
Tuesday, December 14-p. m.

y,
rhe average advance in the price Of the most
active stocks from the low point in November
Is about per cent, and board-room gossip on
the Stock Exchange announces that this advance
Is enough for the present. Prices do not always
follow board-room gossip. II may be. however.
that for the moment the demand for stocks and
bonds Ia satisfied as reflected In lighter opera
lions to-day. Perhaps between now and Janu-
airy / buying can be effected at a lower range
Of values than at present. Readtustment Of
loans. prior to January interest disbursements.
and further Union Pacific payments may cause
q furry in call money rates of sufficient size 10
force temporary reaction in the stock market.
Traders want a reaction. They worked for one
to-day and were successful in MANY issues
Any decided reaction Will doubtless bring out q
mass of buying orders. and 1t is pretty gener-
ally conceded that there great many in
tending buyers who are wanting ito get In" at
lower prices, Technical market conditions may
force a reaction. II Is an unsafe market for the
bears however despite the fact that on the F.x-
change there are more bears than bulls The
uncertainties hanging over the market are not
potent enough 10 keep investors out OF the bond
market and when investors turn their attention
In the bear camp. Reactions must be expected
hut there seems no reason to believe that values
will not eventually move toward higher level.
Conditions are sound The market Is waiting
for an aggressive demand. Meanwhile, opera
tors on small margins ought to be careful
There was a. considerable falling OF In the
volume OF business to-day, In both the stock and
bond departments, which with realizing sales.
encouraged traders TO work for a reaction No
important losses were sustained but closing
prices left the range Of values for money issues
on . fractionally lower basis than last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
The AUDIT COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Equitable Bclding, I20 Broadway.
Extract from Bylaws of The Audit Company
OF New York.

ARTICLE XIV.
EXAMINATIONS TO BE CONFIDENTIAL
Section The results OF all audts and examinations
made by this Company shall be treated strictly conf
Dental by both the examiner and the manager OF the
Company In all cases. unless otherwise directed or re-
ques,ed BY applicant reports Of the Company shall
be made in duplicate to be delivered 10 the applicant
and other b sealed up and retained by the Com
pany.
Sec. In shall the duplicate report 30 retained
by the Company open OF the directors
officers, employees OF this Company nor SHAH tho
be made known except upon authority OF reso
luton the Board u Directors OF the Company
Sec g. Each officer and employee OF the Company VINO
shall participate In making examinations or audts shall
employ Of the Company, make oath that
he will not dvulge any information obtained By him IN
the Of his employment relating 20 audits or exam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
THE BOND MARKET.

In State issues $1,000 Tennessee Settlement
3s (small bonds) sold at 9Ol2.
Railroad bonds were irregular on smaller
volume OF business total sales amounting IN par
value to 50 21SOO0 against So $50 900 yesterday
The more important transactions were In the
Atchison issues. Green Bay and Winona de-
benture Bs, Burlington Denver division 4s)'
Rock Island debenture 5s. Chicago Terminal re-
cepts, Norfolk and Western consol As. Northern
Pacific prior As Oregon Railroad and Navigation
As Southern Railway first 5s. Texas and "a
cific second incomes and first 5s. and KeadlnB
As The principal net gains were made by Cen
trail OF Georgia first incomes, 1l2 10 ~: chicago
and Northwestern registered IS TO 1lb; Ken
lucky Central first As. ~ TO 50: Pittsburg and
California hrsts l to 100: ST. Joseph and Grand
Island 2-3-4s. l. to II; Green Bay and Winona
debenture Bs 2 TO 6i9: Baltimore and Ohio nrsts
!, to 1921. Brooklyn Rapid Transit rs. = to
92Si; Erie general lien BIS u to -; ontario
and Western refunding As. Il to 81; Northern
Pacific general lien 3s, X 10 COS; the prior IS
Il TO 047s: Chicago and Northwestern coupon 7..
u 20 116: Michigan Central rs OF 1902 y to 100
and Texas and Pacific first rs, y 10 ?,'s
Southern Railway first rs lost y to 9i'S; Wis
consln Central first receipts u TO 33l2, Calves
ton Houston and Henderson IS, Is 10 SS'I; In
ternational and Great Northern seconds, - 20
Mobile and Ohio As 1. 10 7Gl2; Atchison adjust
ment As II to 59ls; Missouri Pacific consol Gs.
u 10 95Ie and Kansas and Texas seconds y TO
G37S Western Union cola teral 5s gained L TO
10.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call was 2G2ia per cent Time
money was 2i2 per cent for sixty days per
cent for three months, 3d3l3 per cent for four
months, and 1891 per cent for six months
Commercial paper rates were 3hg4 per cent
for the best names for all periods. and 4q4i2
per cent for names not so well known. Lenders
are predicting higher rates for money
The foreign exchange market was duil a. uh-
changed quotations. Rates for actual business
closed ae follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.

~ Proposals. for building the New Court House the
north east corner OF Madison Avenue and Twenty hfh
Sealed proposals for furnishing
materials and performing work In the erection and
petion OF the House Cor the Appellate Division
~ the supreme f. the First Department IN the
city OF New the north east corner OF Madison
avenue and 25th street according 20 the plans and
ter 100 OF the Laws OF 1897. will be received by tho
sInking Furd Comm ~ the City % New York.
al IN. ofce OF Comptroller. in the Stewart Building
M $50 broadway the said city, until December 2ot
iso7 n, ~ o. noon. which time and place the
hds will be publicly opened BIDS for the entire work
only will be received and deposit OF hye per cent Of
the amount OF the hid will be required. The Contractor
viii also be required furnish bond bonds as
curty Tor the faithful performance Of his contract in
nsnay liked by the Commissioners OF the sinking Fund
a, % nercentum Of Of the bid with two
more suretes whose suciency shall be subject To the
anproya Of the Comptroller OF the City OF New York.
TIC proposals In full and form OF contract 70 be exc
cuted by the contractor be seen at the once or the
said Comptroller where copies can also De ooalned The
rians can be examined the ONCE OF James Drown Lord
the architect lGO Fifth avenue IN we Sy OK New
York The will furnish explanations OF NJ
came to any applying At his once
New York. December 0,h 1897
WILLIAM T.. STRONG. I
Mayor.
JOHN ". GOFT. c.,,
Recorder. l Somniss'onsu
AsHBEL p. FITCH, s,,S,r Wr
Comptroller. SINKING 'uno
ANSON O. MCOOK
Chamberlain. J
JOHN T. OAKLEY.
Chairman Committee on Finance. Beard Of Aldermen