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FINANCIAL.
General Situation of Yes
terday's Stock and Money
Market Review ed.
WAITING FOR GOOD NEWS
Situation in south Africa Has Great
influence on Stockss-SuEar
Has Taken Slight
Tumble III the
Market.

lhe market opened strong and higher
u :; rlaV 6ccaust ii tie desire am ~,
rta - further cover their outstanding
,rtiacts, the scramble being particular
sharp III sugar.
Spadily prlces advanced until about
80 O'clock, when slight slump nps
III, the upward trend OF valnes evident
being due TO the prospect Of the bright
oI,ring oi news from tie seat Of wal III
-auth Africa, although it vas nUtlceabl-
Tat london Was not faynrably enough
Impressed By this same rews to insi-
'te any great amount Of buying on their
.tcOuut
Ii was lie same old story advancing
ICES on prospective god news, auu
Ien selling iur profits when the ptns.
.,nct was transformed INTO o fact. Tie
.augets, alter their witha gains, lost 10
II exteu. v Nhich allows them TO bare is
ia,d their own at the close. The Pacitcs
lid not fare quite 50 we'll, and even Cen
nal dropped. Ii vas, and probably viii
= ior the remainder of this week merely
professional and scalping market and
nuuld tie sold freely on bulges and
0ught on moderate declines. American
ntaccu vas Undoubtedly bought early
~ supported later by purc' ases for bull
,'qles Ia ;his security, aud very likeiy
III sr.l igher 1t oner.
sirgtt lls1 LOOKS IL ~ 4 saie pulclasp
~ sucn drops as tcc one IL hg yesttr.
a -AtaIiy tour pDlnts. Tnat reduced
tyldrnd etur, aas too good pii q
I easily swallustd al, III and az ~,
.br.cant hy way II substantial la,ts Mas
lInlshed. It did hW g du"n.
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GERMANY MORE FRIENDLY.
An Interesting Report by our Consul
General at Berlin.

Washington. Jan. i0.--AecOrding 10
Consul General Mason. at Berlin, a much
friendlinr feeling II developing in Ger.
many toward the United States, which
gives brJiaisc OF resulting II the ahate-
lnant or Sotrc of tn" restrictions upon
American trade that have b"cn tho
Snurce of bitter complaint hy our cx
IOrtcrs Mi Mason attributes this feel
ing Il the successful outcome Uf Tue
philadelpha commercial exposition. upon
which he bases an admirable report 10
The state depal ncnt
iIc states that the Horticultural 50.
aiety of Stcttn has just awarded a prize
to Professo. Kruger Tor an essay npDn
the whole question Of American insect
pests ii Germany. The conclusions reach
"a hy the casnyisi, after q thorough sci
tHtitic Investigation. wctc THAI no in.
sect Of any Importance or danger 10 agri.
culture has ever been introduced from
Goftl America into Germany aud that
there is no danger on that score owing
10 climatic differences.
Mr Mason also quotes Dr. Dohrn, q
German expert. in an appeal to the gov
ernment 10 repeal the restrictive measures
imposed upon American fruit On account
Of supposed danger from San Jose scale,
and he further cites one Of the German
chambers OF commerce to the effect that
10 German scientist has been able TO
prove whether The san Jose scale found
~ American fruit was alive or dead.
The sun., 1900-01-16
counterfeiters In New York.

Buffalo, Jan. tJ.Thc flooding of Chau-
tauqua county with bogus ~ bills has
resulted in the sending Of several secret
service men t. Daakirk % locate the
countcrfeiters. Several months ago spu-
rious silver dollars were circulated. and
secret service detectives found a lot Of
bad coin in the woods near Lilydale, but
made no arrests. The present gang Of
eounterfeiters is supposed to have opcr-
ated in deserted mill in the dense woods
near CaSsadaga, whore, u years ago, a
plant was discovered and several thou.
sand dollars in bogus money was found
and destroyed The countcrfcitcrs, led
by BLACK Jack" Richardson, an cngrav.
or, wcre arrested and all its members got
long sentences in Auburn
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Strange Prophecies.

Clement V and Philip ~ procured
the condemnation of Molay, the grand
master Of the Templars. to the stake.
As he was led to execution Molay cited
his prosecutors to appear before Coos
throne the king within 40 weeks ana
the pope within 40 days. Within those
respective times both dhG. Rienzi the
last Of the trbunes. condemned to
death Fra Morale When he had pro-
bounced the sentence, the culprit sum
moncd the Judge TO meet death himself
within the month, and within the
month IlienZi wns assassinated.
In 1910 Manning KOppeZoon, to-
man Catholic, tortured to death during
he religious strife in the Netherlands.
recantcd his extortrl confession when
nh the way to the scaifold. 4 clergy
man, Jurian EpesZoon. tried to drown
his voice by clamorous prayer. The
victim summoned him to meet him
within three days 1T the bar OF God,
and EpesZoon went home and died
within that time. Willie at the stake
Wishart openly denounced Cardinal
beaton: "He slAll he brought low. even
10 the ground. before the trees which
nave supplied these fagUts have shed
thelr leaves" The frees were but IN
me bravery Of their May foliage when
the bleeding body of thr cardinal was
hung by his murderers over the battle
ments of st. Andrews. Chambers
Journal.
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losing prices:
General Markets.

New York. Jan. Il.
FLOUR-State ani western weakened by
ihc drop in WHEAT and ruled dull MINI sota
Datents s;i.2ia4Oi; winter siraights. sJ.i0a.l4i;
,linnesota bakers' S..S5a3l0 winter extras.
s!..titt..gS
WHEAT Opened weak and further de-
lined du ing the forenoon under besrish "a
,lcs ana statistics supplemented BY general
snort selling; May, - a.lta Sssc.; Ju!E1ol
- i &C. ~
RYE-steady; state, 5ie5ac,, c. i. T., Nsf
York, car lots, No. !: WESTERN, GUlac., T, o b.
,hoat
CuRN- ., cned easy and sold of little
#with IS heat Mav 3J|.c.
OATS Stow. track, white, state, ala"5e.;
rack, whitc, western, 3la3ic.
pO8K- Firm inrss, III; family, .2.2jala.i5.
LARD Stridy prime western steam t.3 c.
BUITEls-Steady AT decline state dairy, II
.ir Atl;e creamery, 2iss6
CHEESE rm lGl m1de, ancy, small,
i4a,ac., fail mate. tai., lrgP ai3c.
EGGS steady; state ana I'eunsYHaE!a,
&C.: western. uHETHdei. at uar&. 4ilSc
SUGAR Raw strong; lair refining, 55sc. bid,
centrifugal, ~ tes', 5-!Ga. bid; refined firm;
crushed. j.4jc.; powdered, 5.lbc.
TURPENIlAE AE-stcady at j}n lilsc.
MOLASSES-Quiet but firm; New Orleans,
la5ic
RICE E-sready; domestic, 4a6l4c: Japan. ~
d5c.
TAIAow steady, city, al4c.; country, 554a
j. T..
HAY Firm; shipping, 7s.4asOc.; good to
choice, s0a 11ac.
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TIE NaWa PROM MANILA.
Genei al Ctis sends "A Report on the
Campaign In LuzOn.

Campaign In LuZon.
Washington, Ian. 15.-The war depart
mcnt has received the following report
from General OTIS:
"Bolo man and armed insurgents. roh-
bcrs from Zeambelos mountains, attack
Cd two companies Twenty ifth infantry,
0'Neil commanding, at lba Jan .. Driv-
ca and pursued. with loss to them of %
men. No casualties.
"Schwan's troops are operating east
and south OF Santo Tomas, Batanzas.
Cheatham's battalion, Thirty seventh,
struck enemy east Of Santo Tomas on
san Pablo road Enemy lcft five dcud
on field. Cavalry soon appearing, pur-
sued force eastward. No report OF re-
suit. ChcatLam's casualties. one wound
cd.
"Anderson with the Thirty-eighth, en-
route TO Lipa, struck insurgents few
miles south Santo Tomas: drove them
through Iipa to Rosario; cnemy's loss 70
dead and wounded, 60 Spanish prisoners,
$4,000.
"Schwan has liberated about 20O span
ish prisoners, now en- route to Manila
Anderson's casualties, one man killed,
two wounded.
"Wheaton's force is actively operating
in western Cavitc and Batanga PROV
inces. All important towns are held. ana
constant patrolling is Kept up. Great
many tilipinoS are returning to homes
believed to be insurgent deserters.
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Local Qnotations.
resnllnritles o. aunLl.

There are mauy oGd and interesting
things TO he said Of the quail, which lg
Known throughout a nrg" scope Of ttV
cuC.tlS rs ne patr.GSe. Ole is G4It
II has the power wien bally frghtep
ed Jf Withholding its scent. \ covey,
Ilickly flushed. win scatter AMI lie 50
lose the best COG IN tie world vii
oyerrun them, making no sign Of point
Gatil the bird tutters up right un4er
'oOt. Another is that il has the faculty
81 Stimulating death, il taken winged
In hand. and OF coming quickly to life
he minute the grasp is relaxed in the
neighborhood of good cover Further.
the birds have q sort of haromctrlc
sense.
a woodsman marking the direction
In which quail feed can almost certain
IL forctel the days weather. If they
choose stubhlc or cornhelds, it will lie
mild and moist; If they so to the open
woods, he looks for wind and sun; If
they scurry for thickets Of brier tnG
sedge. then he knows bitter cold Is i'm
ninent Unless forced 10 migrate by
lack OF food coycy always sic ps
within 100 yards Of the nest it Has
hatchpd Ia, ana this although Il my
have fed all day several miles away
me sleeping is dnu, ii u hudtlip,l rag.
tails in. heads ont, nl around anu so
closely punched that u good sized nap
kin will cover It. Instinct possibly lies
back of the ring making. Thus the shy
creatures hope to escape surprise from
creeping vermin. minks. weasles. foxes,
which steal upon them In the night
The sun., 1900-01-16
the Newfoundland Mystery.

Boston. Jan. H. The report that the
,te;ui,hip wrecked in 81. Mary's bay.
Newfoundland, was the Norwegian
,tenmer Falk, Captain Bugge. is not
credited in marine circles here The
Falk last year made several trips from
sydney. &. T., 10 This port with coal fol
Inc Dominion Coal company. Her char
Ter hnving expired, she left here on Dee.
- for Philadelphia, where she loaded .
cargo OF coal for Havana. She sailed
from Philadelphia on Jan. l and should
have made Havana in five or six days
later, 1t is considered impossible that
she could have discharged her cargo and
reached the Newfoundland coast on last
Thursday, the day the disaster occurred
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AInskn,s Afnirs nisenssed.

Washington, Jan. 15The senate CON
.nittce on territories considered n bin
,cating three judicial districts for
Alaska and for revision Of the laws of
the United States applying to the terri
tory. \ number of Alaska men were
present with the committee and made
suggestions which they desired to have in
corporated in the law. They were asked
il there was any sentiment in favor Of
dividing the territory at Mount st. Elias,
making the southeastern portion the ter
rtory of Seward. The reply was that
the people believed such division would
be necessary at some future time. The
judicial bill was referred to n subcom-
mitten.
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oicomnrgnrinc In Buraio.

Rochester, Jan. 15.-AsSistant Com
missioner Of Agriculture William IT
hughes came to Rorhcstcl latc in De
crmbrr last 70 make a quiet investigation
II Il report that olcomargariuc was be
IL. shipped into this city without being
properly stamped. He found quantity
cf the suspicious stuff, samples Of which
were turned over to Professor baltimore
for analysis. Upon Mr.. Hughes return
TO this place early this month il was re
Iorted To him to b. oleomargarinc.
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TIT SIN,
No. 623 SHIPLEY STREET.
Wilmington, Del.
rather Arrested Murderous Son.

.Iohnstown, y. -, Jan. l5.-Robert
Hllabrant. a barber Of this city, shot
nnd badly wounded his wife, from whom
bp was recently separated. He shot her
three times. each bullet taking effect. but
Il is thought that none Of the wounds
yin prove fatal. IIillabrant and his
wife were iuarried about II year ago, she
bpinr Irene Relicr of Glovcrsvil!e. Their
married life had been an unhappy one for
some time. Hiabrant was placed under
arrest hy lis father. Constable Marvin
Uillabrant, and taken before Recorder
Mason
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Fn,her nonnrenture pylns.

Buffalo, Jan. IL. The Rev. Bonaven-
turc Brown, one of the most distinguish
Cd priests OF the order of the Passion
lists, is dying at st. Mary's monastery in
Dunkrk Of Bright's disease. Father
Bonaycntuic was born in Providence in
1871. lie has been engaged in mission
a'y work for 2j years, dnrng which pc
rinl he has conducted missions in every
uty and town Of Importance in the Init
"a States and Canada. r WI, ass5niat-
for - years with tie ley. Robert Nc
Namara Of Dunkirk. whI is mission
aly OF tho same order.
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suing Fugitiycs, Bondsmen.

Philadelphia, Jan. l5-Thc district at
arncy has begun suit against the bonds
tren Of Deputy Coroner Samuel Saltcr Of
his city, Capitol Police Lieutenant Jo-
scph Rodgers Of Washington and the
four other fugitivcs in tho Seventh Warl
Election case, who disappeared last week
eu tho day they wcrc to be arraisned to
pead. The missing men are under in.
dctmcnt for making fraudulent returns,
stulfing the ballot box and impersonatina
election officers at the November election
for state treasurer. The bail amounts "a
SI0.S00,
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DR.. CIarkS plans

Boston .iaH l,.--lt fta.eis L. Clark,
The head ~ the Chli-lin Lnaeayor soci-
eties Of the world is starting On his third
gur If the globe in the interests of the
ociety. He leaves first for san Fran
isco and from there sails 70 Japan. He
aid: I'VE shall be III Japan nearly a
lontl. From Japan the trip 10 China
Aill BE- made about the middle OF March.
ihr riGsnial convention to be held at
| lch1n will be the most important meet
ug t. be attended In north China we
III continue the work. BY June We
Will have II leave China, taking the new
1taussibcrian railway across Russia 70
EgruE, iucldilg tra Gays of iyer traY-
81 and aboG, . rs rail to ST. Petersburg.
Thence W, wil 20 10 England in time to
greet the arriving Americans who will
pour into London lor the nineteenth in
tclpational Christian lsndearor conyen-
Zion. july lllS.
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MINE WORKERS MEET.
Wage QV estion The Paramount One
Before the Convention.

Indianapolis, Jan. 15.-A close approx.
innate Of the credentials committee show,
ed that at least Is states were represent
cd in the national convention Of the
United Mine Workers OF America when
that body met III Masonic hall
Tie s,an!ing 81 locals which fall be-
hind On annual dues Is one OF the ques
lions which always gives the committee
hard ana troublesome work, and since
last Saturday several local unions in dif.
frrrni states have been working ta got
IN their lucs.
The wagc question MIL L. The para
mount ma st ihc present convention
4c 81 tia district. hns aiready framed
dcnand West Virginia wants ~
auts oStfa i ~ Clio wants 70 cont q
ten. .eei eFcra aiAor districts afr IN
ac Gnu the same dn'aanls Ia Kansas
.brl ant 4 large increase.
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French Troops Defent Chine.e.

Tacoma, Jan. 15.-Thc steamer Elm
Branch brings news from Shanghai thai
French warships have taken possession
Of Kwong- Chau-Wan bay, where a
boundary dispute has been pending foi
several months. The French commenced
operations by sinking two Chinese gun
boats, destroying their guns and ammuni.
ton ana taking the officers aboard thu
French ship as prisoners. The warship.
then sAcllcd % Chinese villages, compel
ling the Chinese troops to move back. \
four hours battle took place at Negluec
in which the French lost 4 killed and -
wounded. The Chinese loss was heavier.
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TI.e Morrison Ca.e.

New York, jan l1.--Dr. Carlos F..
Macdonald and IN Samuel 4 Lyon ex-
j lined Alfred Morrison as 10 his mental
ndition al White Plain,, where he is
held on a charga u murder. The district
a, torney nrroi panied the doctors to the
jal, ana Morrison was at oace closely
questioned bg the doctors as tu his his
tory, his former lilr aud habits aud was
nut through thorough examination
Morrison was cScitable and inclined t,
s. crratic at times. but lie generally CAV
i,rcct answers rhe doctors positively
used 10 say whether they had formed
my opinion as TO whether the prisoner
sa1 Of sound mind and responsible for
h anfs
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I.,dv ,Iontacu,- FuncrnI.

London Jan. IA memorial service
ia honor Of Lady Alice MontaGu, sister
II the Duke OF Manchester, who died
Jan. 10 at Davos-Platz, Switzerland, was
held at the Chapel Royal, st. James pal
ace. The subdcan, the Rev. Edgar Shcp-
pard, pronounced the panegyric. The
service was fully choral Among those
present were Hon. Sidney Greville, equer-
~ TO the Prince OF Wales, representing
his royal highncss; the Countess of Es-
sex, the Countess of Kintore, the Count
,,ss Darlington, Lady Dudley, Lord Row
ton. Viscount Curzon, and Mr.. Arnold
Morley. The interment occurred stimuli
taneously at Kimholton. Lady Alice
was buried beside the remains of her
twin sister,
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Military MINIS suddcn Death.

Manchester, y. H.. Jan. 15,--Coloncj
John Il. Hall Of this city died Of pneu
"a MIA hero, aged % years. lie had been
onfiued 10 his residence less than A.
tafs. Tfc was q natire of West Brad
fojd, vt. During The civl war We wa
.ac of En,woiths Fac 2ouaves III
hgd served in the legislature from ths
tity aul was the Republican nominee fo'
state senator in 1856 bnt was defeated
lie was colonel Of the First New Hamp
shire regiment and was well known il
Military and political circles throughout
M Sfltp
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Irrira,ion congress- Postponed.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-The convention of
governors Of the arid states which was
to consider the irrigation problem Jan.
II has been postponed indefinitely. Gov.
crnor Richards of Wyoming said; 1T is
necessary that something should be done
for those great stretches of land, but
there will be considerable opposition in
congress to any appropriation asked for
by the arid states The farmers in Iowa,
Nebraska and other western states will
strongly oppose the expenditure of money
for purpose, which would create new
competitor for them by growing more
wheat. more corn and other cereals than
are raised now by them"
The sun., 1900-01-16
Interstate Lawsuit Dcc.dcd.

Washington. I'm, -. - The UnifA"
states supreme court has dismissed the
suit of tue state Of Louisiana versus the
,Iarr Of Texas and It's health officer IN
,plving the right IF The latter state T.
uarantne so vigorously against the
former as was done during the recen.
prevalence Of yellow fever in New Or.
leans. Justice Fuller handed down the
opinion OF the court, holding that no di
rect issue between the statfs is present
ed In the controversy.
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rhe Flood. washington.

Spokane. Wash, Jan. l5.-The foods
in the potlateh and Clear rivers are re,
cedng. The wires to Kendrick and Ju
anita are down; hence meager informa.
tiou comes from there. but enough tc
show that no further damage has beet
done. Lewiston has mail for the first time
in three days. All travelling in that
vicinity is by wagons. Trains are every
where tied M in the valleys The lint
" road from I[endricli g Lewiston on
the Northern Pacific j. oblitcratcd j.
many spots. and no trains will run fol
twu weeks on that portion Of the branch
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Electric Headlights For Engines.

Scranton. Jan. Io.-Ihe DeIaWHFe'
I.ackawanna and Western railroad ma,
chine shops in this city are equipplng, ~
of the company locomotives with elec.
tric headlights ana several Of ihem have
been put into service. This VIII be an
innovation, and. so far MS is known, the
I.nckawanna will lie the first eastern
rond ia use this style Of light. In the
w;cst thew are In use and are said TO have
given satisfaction. the light being OF such
power that the engineer Is enabled to see
much farther ahead than with the OLD
style OF light.
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Indy Liyingstone.s Heirs.

Paris, Jan. IL Edward, John l.. and
.'hlip Livingstone, living in New York
tily, have cabled Consul General Gowdy
laimiug 10 be brothers and sole heirs, II
40 will is found. Of Lady Maria Living
stone. the eccentric woman whose death
was announced from here Jan. l3. They
requested that The funeral rites he thoso
,f the Protestant Episcopal church and
lat lie in.crmeut take place in Prot
stant cemetery.
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wi, Ne, stocIs Was Issued.

Philadelphia, Jan. l5,-The Evening
Telegraph says The apparently real
meaning OF the new Sl3,000OOO Pennsyl.
yanin railroad stock issuc docs not rest
in The plan 70 abolish grade crossings
ana The erection Of Il new station IN
Pittsbura, At the cost Of Sl,500,OO0, to-
rethrr vith bctterments elsewhere over
The prcnt system, but in meeting pay
,nrnt lui purchases OF stock Of the Chesa
peakc ana Ohio. said to amount to lOC
600 shares.
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HERO or KANDAHAR.
ffong Faifh OF the British In LORD
Roberts

During the gloomy days for the Eng
lsh people, while the situation IN
nth Africa has demanded determiD-
Z action. the British press has focused
fb. light on Lord Roberts as The man
10 is 10 bring victory out Of preca-
lis situsrion, says the Chicago Trlb-
Ie. II is 10 be remembered that Sir
.d9ers BHler was given a similar
el1 of. but now British faith Is more
lilly pinned TO Lord Roberts as one
ID cannot he found wanting.
q gentleman told me the other
.;r u" said r. r. O'Connor. thar when.
. felt depressed by tie rrverses of th
eur he went home. took down the d
biography OF Lord Roberts, b
ain the story of the muting II
asrr0us opening and its triun,
,sp and then was conSoled
80 gone back TO Lord Robert.
.lnd have turned at once to the
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r,,s p,oer's Motto.

"I've got a good motto for my new
paper"
"What Is ~"
".What we have we hold"
"Oh. | see: referring TO the circula-
lion. That's good. But. hy the way,
/ didn't know you were publisher"
"lm not. This Is patent 9s paper"
Philadelphia Press. "A
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Governor NrcLaurin Very III.

Jackson. Miss, Jan. l5.-GOvcrn0r Nc
Laurin, who has been i'll several days
with pneumonia. is reported slightly
worse Physicians remain almost con
stantly in attendance. Some change,
viii b. made IL the plans 70. IL inaugr
ration Of Governor Elect Lcni lar or nc
count of the Illness Of Governor McLau
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Barcelona Grin swept.

Barcelona, Ian. l5.--An eT lcmic o.
grip hns seized the town, and the NOR.
tality has increased. Half the population
is IN bed, and in the stores and work
shops only quarter of the usual number
Of employees are working.
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Financial and Commercial.

New lOfk. Jan. %.
Money on can easier az per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 5a6 per cent. Sterliag ex-
;llpIise easier With actual business in bank
- bill- at $780, ka4.si for demand and at 4 y
.s}t4 for co days. Posted rates, Sl.sia4 ,l'4
md 81 s71Ga4Ss Commercial bills, S4s .56.
Il yercertlticates, 5sl4aj9Ac. Bar silver, 591ac.
I xican dollars, Size. Government BOMBS
,rong State bonds inactive. Railroad bones
irregular
i,LnAI1t nrlnns.
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It's love tint makes the world 20
round but money makes II 20 round
Without sqneaking. --Somerville Jour
nal .--
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ps,tsbur,. steel workers

Pittsbnrs, Jan. 15.4yA str
III workers Mt the f5pr pl;j
american Steel and Wirc 4
,lis vicinity is on. There arc
d workers employed, but oy
them quit work, The sta
l'npd. II is claimed, BY t!g|
lee men at the Beaver 1
is.ils are al in operation
any officials claim that
i.t of dissatisfied work
tri fere with the running .
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!r which DE describes the events which
10 his getting the Y G.. Lord Rob
,iis was then merely a young liputen-
q, aal the mutiny was at its worst
5mpnt Jan =. 1868. was. Lord Rob-
IS day Of days. for twice on thar day
/, did deeds either of which Uouli
We won him the V. c. Following up
retreat Of body Of mutineers. be
" two sepoys entering village.
aall in size. almost fragile in figure,
4 wiry, fearless and quick as lighu
ng in his movements. the little lieu
n1nt dashed after The sepoys turn.
around. and both presented thely
lskets; one OF them had actunlly fI
the length Of pulling the trigger. K
{ cap snapped, and before the ser
cld again fire he was cuf IN tw;s,s
J; the sword OF the little officer ",
fEs pursuing him."
One of the secrets OF Lord RoberQ,
!, Eat popularity with soldiers is b.
Il iendly familiarity with his men al
lls constant interest In them. Durif4
III. Jubilee time there was some ki1]
0 big banquet at which orientals weI
Ii attendance. Lord Roberts was SUI
L My found TO have left his place AMI
yaS nowhere visible. kd-uraS NJ II.
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Ilrnll,cs.

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playwright supHoI
ie:lier pei fornlance
81 n.ghty
FIRST Nightcr- Vest
Playwright How ~
l;lnax of the first acti
First Nighrer- Real
aat.
Playwright Too ba
.te. Ell?
First Nighter-N Noj
9on. Catholic Siaiia !