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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-08-07

They say that Jim Hill wants a
port in Labrador. What for? Is he
going to join the ice trust?
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-08-07

He who has most of heart knows
most OF sQrrow.-Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
OUTSIDE SECCR RITES.

The market for outside securities was firm and
prices IN the early dealings showed further adj
vanctS the last closing In the late afternoon.
however prices became easier. There an in
creased demand for the copper shares. which With
one two exceptions. responded with good net
gains. Tennessee copper was the more active, in
siders being the principal purchasers, which on
sales of about l5f1o shares advanced 10 ISN. Mon
ueal and Boston sold mp .. on purchases of l'to
shares British Columbia Copper rose TO ;. hut
ater reacted n about 1So1 shares being dealt iH
Greene Consolidated showed further weakness ON
sales Of about I5oo shares. declined a point TO
OF = per cent dealings cf about 5000 shares up
To- HIS. Rock island common sold UP to 5S'4 on
purchases of $3.50 shares and preferred up To 81.
purchases Of lh1 shares The bonds were dealt
in the extent S6l from S7I4 To S77, United
states Realty ISSUES showed increased strength.
The comnon advanced / per cent. selliuS up To-
|3 purchases of 900 shares while the preferred
shares Standard OU showed a further advance of
points. selling up to 67t Central Foundry ad-
vanced "a fraction for the common. 20 ~ and the
preferred rose per cent To u purchases of 500
shares. Virginia coal and Coke was "A fraction
higher. selling up 3.Si. otis Elevator common
sold down per cent sales of go shares from S
10 Il. United States Silver Corporation sold AT
AT HIS. while the preferred advanced per cent in
the bid price 20 70 White Knob Copper lost H..
Per cent 10 L. The market closed firm.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

Bankers posted rates were:

DUNES ] u EACHANGE.-NeW Orleans - Com
her'lal' N--7 discount, bank par San Francisco
olsht. -'sc; telegraph. 5c. Boston-ls 2-3c % and
-'e discount Charleston Buying l-1sc discount
SelllhE. l-l6c premium Chicago-l5c discount ,~i,
0iiiau- Between banks. 50c discount: over the
counter "'c premium Savannah-Buying 75c dis
0"uit per N"", selling ,5c premium
lam CLEARINGS - New-York - Exchange
s-.s.y-''-N' balances SS33i.2S3 Chicago-Exchappes
s-s----'I'". balances. N.lm.4o9 Boston-Excbarree
s-'.'-'.'e'' balances. N57.3l4 BaItimore-Fx
yhanses' @'5i223: balances s5ssoS3. PhiladeIphia
Exchanges. s.. .S2os 800 balances 81 s87.e64
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau r,o,a,- T.,
London. ll2a2 Ter cent; open market discount -,
for short bills, 3nSk per cent: long bills 2l,2
per cert Berlin discount rate. per cent for tbr.
months bills and 2ls per cent for short bnIs par
I'm exchange on London. % marks 45s, nf.Bnip.
Paris discount rate. pa per cent. Paris exchange
on London. . frarcs l4I2 centmes.
FOREIGN SECU RITZ ES.-British cousols Tor
money. 90 ll6; for the account % 3s Spanish Is in
London Sl.; French rentes 100 francs l5 centirnes
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 5Ossc. Nex
lean silver dollars 40c Bar silver in London closed
al . 5-l5d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. o75. Lisbon. $50.
Buenos Ayres l2s 10. Rome ~.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington $500 So; internal reve-
nue. receipts S73l 0i2; miscellaneous receipts Sl1s m
total receipts for the day Sl,67S i1S expenditures
81 5l5 00o Receipts for the month date. so III 27
expenditures sec 490 90; Of receipts s. 6s7
Receipts for the year date. Sl75 609 J3; expendi-
lures, N63Sl.s16 of receipts. Sl 7O75S7 Ma
uonal bank notes received for redemption S5L5 9s
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
10 the Clearing House. A.464l4l.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

The number Of passengers carried during the year
was 10 1885 AS and the number Of miles run was
So6o2 5N During the previous year. the number
Of passengers carried was q61s f2s and the number
81 miles run was G35.743-257 This year. therefore
shows increase Of nearly = per cent in the num-
her OF passengers carried and over per cent in the
number Of miles The total mileage OF railways
covered by for the operation Of this COM
papy's cars 169 S5i The value of the mauufact-
ured product OF the car works OF the company FOR
the year was s9. H6o2o and the rentals S16,oSS a
total Of Ee72 100 against ss3l 576 for the previous
year
represented at the meeting. Directors were elected
follows Marshall Field. O. : a Sprague. Rob
ert T Lincoln Norman 3. Ream and Frank %.
Lowden Chicago. Henry e. HurIburt. ". X.
Vanderbilt. ]. T. Morgan. Frederick W Vanderbilt
and W. Seward Webb. New-York, and Henry r.
Reed Boston.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

portsti9n Is now the worst feature, and threatens
being moyed the supply Of rolling stock and motive
power will prove insufficient although every enoFt
fered for early delivery That the railways are vel
~ Sctob eyluehced by earnings ioI ~, W year and
lO,9 per cent above 1900
ing Of nscsp B , OK fTsl acf n
put OF domestic pig iron has been par tt neT
cally no price can be named for Immediate delivery
OF nome IRON and there is no disposition n 10 In % m
CouCeSSlohS on distant contracts OWLS ~ ~ St hay,
normal coke situation. Fortunately there mas 1 osen
of rails, structural material and kindred lines is
Wei maintained. Consumers not only hhd . dlicul'S
further delay tho railways which are unable 70
FHanGie Fe freight PROMPTLY orders COl c69trscts
being offered for steel rails for next yeaL ofnv &
cry. and the plans for buildings and prldseS Keep
angles
"Bradstreet's' says:
With the settlement of the great coal strike OF
modern re5ord Practically 'i the only unfayorable
ietute IN general trade ana lhHuSIi l ~ Tdins Of
several minor troubles of similar nature W i lle
mediate resu puRt IS ntGra to expect that present
abnormal prices and conditions IN itei TuPPlS ,,I .
gradually disappear All other trade dSVeoRPebnls f ba
this week are largely favorable Retail tfa9e aa9
generally improved, stimulated at tne @ stivss
west ana South by cooler weather i1 snnSr
ana carniyals Now that the coal @ stpihj ft fpor1
9dcN"ard branch is expected 90 IPISe t tb TJnsf
The strength of the cereals Is Ieature GeSSeebi
ing Spt Cial mention. Wheat has made a notaolS9
advance, partly because of the excsptlona{ sGoG
cash demand on milling account C1our pFoducuol
at present being practically OF record PIop9ro4&5, tic &
but also because of speculative action DdSed OF III
oversOd condition of December delivery. PartlaILy
upon the strength OF corn interruption 10 primary
receipts caused by rains and higher caDles, Win
adviCes that shipments from other surplus produc-
ing countries We're likely to fall on, IL Is worth
noting i'm this connection that BradStreet thI9
week reported increases both in Europe ana amer,
lea close the largest ever known Corn Is SUI, SUI
scarce. and short covering has been feature Whcil
has strengthened prices Much OF the crop VII
apparently grade low but douot exists tnat corn
and Yields this year will be the largest ever
gathered In the general strength or farm products
the weakness i'm cotton is notable This IS largely
due the growth of the feeling that crop tul!y
equal TO- if not perhaps in excess Of last year IS
St possible aided as il has been by reported good
weather for picking and Tor the germlnation or tne
top crop large receipts and hquidatlon carrier N
the week forced by tight money prospects. -
Bank CleariuCS for the week ended OCTOBER 10
s. SCI 35S-refect increase of l3 per cent over
week and gain of 10 per cent over last year
Outside New-York exchanges aggregate Ss79lv2oZl,
gain OF I Per cent over last week and per cent
the week last year
Business failures for the week ended THURSDAY,
October 6 number 203, as against l'0 last week I'9
In this week last year 223 in l%3 22l in lS'5 ana
2l3 in 1895.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
MONEY! AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Monev on call onsnaa ., =
per cent highest per cent. lowest per cent last
loan per cent closed offered at per cent ruling
rate 6i2 Per cent. Time money was quoted al : per
cent for sixty and ninety days 81 per cent for
Tour months and per cent for six months Com
merelal paper vas quoted So per cent for sixty
10 ninety days per cent for choice four and six
months single names and above for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market closed steady
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs--Marlet strong. Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BoNDs.-Msrket strong. Total sal.s
amounted In par value 10 $3.50 500 against 5, 22 m
or Ihursaay' The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchson Issues. Baltimore and Ohio gold as c.
trai OF Georgia second and third incomes C,h,csra
burlington and Quincy 4s. Erie general As. C;reen
Bay and Western debenturc Bs Mexican cen,ra,
Consolidated IS. first and second incomes. Nor,b-
e'h racine ss' Reading general Is. Union Pacific
eohEeruole Is and Wabash debenture BIS Colorado
fuei and Iron convertible IS and Consolidated To
baoco ss were also active
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
CONDITION OF TRADE.
.'Dun's Review" says:

settlement OF the coal strike removes the only
serious handicap TO Industrial progress. Five
months OF restricted fuel production had begun
- cheCk the wheels at many manufacturing cen
iues, while there was a percepttble diminutton
~ c0nsumpuVe demands as the purchasing power
OF the wage earners steadily decreased Savings
nave s oeen exhausted and much money has gone out
OF tne country because of this struggle, but the
nations remarkably strong position assures a
speedy restoration OF prosperous conditions Trans
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
RISE IN BERLIN RATES

Berlin oct 1.-THE steady rise in the rates for
private discount during the last few days Is eX-
planned in financial circles TO be due 10 the un-
usually heavy offerings of American bills for dis
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK

- Week ended oct. H. 1902 laor ,sso
Entered az the port. s2 So esi a 90 -oo -
Thrown market > s60
FROM January - -'-'''-' i'VoS'Soi
z1ereo ar the port SiOl ass sas xSs ose ess 80 a.. -
3Hfovn the lOOO4s ~ IA 80 -. Ssi sss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

Quotations furnished by Jossoh Walker Sons. %
Broad-stO
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
STRONG STOCK MARKET.
ADVANCE ON SECRETARY .SHA WIS BOND
ANNOUNCEMENT
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursdays quo
safioDs mare
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

toFni'aed by Frederic II. Hatch. No. 80 Eroaa-s,)
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. oct. 1.-THE condition of the Treas
ury, divisions Of issue and redemption, the be-
ginning Of business to-day was follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
PULLMAN COMPANY.

The Pullman Company reports for the fiscal year
IL mn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

S4N FR4NCLSCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. oct. 1.-THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

.And interest TEX dividend
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
READING VOTING TRUST.

The Philadelphia Ledger yesterday said; 1t IS
becoming known that the project or dlssolvlnS tns
voting trust OF the Reading company will De aoan-
doned and the trust continued. II is now regarded
as certain that no dividend the first preferred
stock will be declared in time dissolve the trust
The surplus for the year was expected to oe
* 900 90 but the strike loss for May and June was
s.. .O00 900 month
At the Office OF the local representatives or me
Reading yesterday comment on the foregoing
statement could be obtained The stock Of the
company Is held by J. P. Morgan. Frederic ? Oh
colt and c. 5. w Packard. voting trustees. IN
der an agreement providing that it should De ned
by them until January 1. 1892. and for such further
period as might eIapss before the first preferred
stock should have received cash dividends or per
cent year for two consecutive years; the directors
however being authorized in their discretion TO
deliver the stock AT any earlier date. Four per
cent was paid on the first preferred in lsl and
per cent was paid in March OF this year
Reading first preferred declined yesterday = per
cent. while the second preferred and the common
each gained 4 per cent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in the outside securities market was on
fairly large scale aid prices were generally nrnn
There was a sharp break in Standard OIL IN the
late afternoon OF II points after the announcement
of the reduction in the dividend to s., sales being
made as low go. There considerable strength
and activity shown IN Virginia Coal ana OoAe
issues the stock advanced per cent purchases
of 1000 shares 14. while the bonds sold up TO -
About $50 900 was dealt in United States ReaIly
was active; the common advanced nearly per cent
to 35I2 about 2S00 shares dealt in, while the
preferred lost per cent. selling down to s. on sales
of 600 shares Otis Elevator issues advanced per
cent on light transactions. Northern PACING was II
good demand around 1e6l2Ql062 United states steer
5s were fair selling 9S2. Manhattan Transit sou
at 7a7Isc Am rican Chice common sold at J-2
Hall Signal sold 10 Rock Island was quiet; the
preferred sold at 81 and the As 81 Oregon snort
Line is were in good demand; about $5ttW sOlu
around 9SSsa931s- Shpbuildins preferred sold al o.
Dominion Securities sold at % The market close"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

that sorrow Of the world that comes down upon
the heart at times and makes some of our hnest
literature so bitterly cynical sadH lo-Isis
II harly startles a people who reading the ~
erature OF their time to hear some soul shouIils
TO itself in the darkness Yes but the Lord Is
good" After all Is said, II is much our own owl
sorrow that does that for US. There are LIIiIe9
when that drawn one back upon fundamentals pui
the sorrows OF those love, when they are Hai u
mitten-unreasonably hard. as il seems. WheL
the great mysterious hands that stretch thrOusH
the darkness moldlng pressing very hdlu
upon some tender one who needs such preSsCI
according 10 our loving judgment when the puIueA
and the agony OF the times US, when IN any
generous impulse We feel the sorrows that We can
not cure, and fight in vain against the evils OF ouL
trne-ah, then we know the meaning or that lILIe
word But the Lord is good and If one Will Iearn
the lesson of this psalm, it will bring one 10 Sidno
upon that firm rock OF the character OF COG 10 ho
it il revealed in Jesus Christ, right home unLL
it has made US strong enough TO bear the weishI wei
Of this unintelligble world Until then you shaII
find yourself bearing that burden Of the world SIN
and sorrow on your nerves and COD means II 10
be borne not on your nerves. but on your shoul-
and their sin and agony To bear the long
patience and suffering of life one needs to be able
TO stand upon this rock of Gods character, The
Lord is Good until that aas gladdened your own
atmosphere. and beyond the clouds you see the
eternal light and live in it Do what you can my
brother: help where you may, my sister; pear
your burden. fight your battle, do your iIfe Iahor
but keep your head clear, clear enough to renlen-
Der that deep below all appearances OF things the
fundamental fact Of life is the character OF God
the Lord is good
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

HE TELLS COMMISSIONER PARTRIDGE
THAT SEVERAL DETAILED AT DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS OFFICE ARE RE
QUIRED NO LONGER.

District Attorney Jerome yesterday sent a letter
to Police Commissioner Partridge saying that the
services Of several policemen who had been de-
tailed at the District Attorneys Office
Quired longer. Later Mr.. Jerome said he
ferred only TO men who had been detailed in the
preparation of for trial, not the policemen
who detailed regularly for service in the
Criminal Courts Building. He had made
ception in the OF Policeman Welsh. who
in the raid al the Sherman House where Mccoy
was shot by County Detective Mcclellan.
If I have a raid to make Mr.. Jerome said, II
trust Welsh with the police end"
Commissioner Partridge said in the afternoon
that he had written to the District Attorney to
ascertain If some Of the policemen detailed at the
Criminal Courts Building could not be spared for
patrol duty. 1T is my plan to get many
patrol possible, he said Wherever there
details that can be done away with will put
the men the sidewalk. That's where the citi-
zens need them" Colonel Partridge said there
III feeling between the District Attorney
and himself
Yesterday Commissioner Partridge amended the
police rules by inserting in paragraph relative 70
the duty of police captains the following: That
the captain shall frequently visit portions Of his
This is taken to mean that police captain must
be vigilant in future in seeing that the laws
enforced in his precinct.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New-Orleans - Com
rerciaI. 81 discount; bank par San Francisco
Sight 7Ibc; telegraph. 1Oc. Boston-5c, SC and lOc
discount. Charleston-Buying, par; selling. 1-l0c
premium Chicago-i0c premium. Cincinnatt-Be-
tween banks. SOC discount over the counter. soc
premium. Savannah-Buytng. 7oc discount per sl'V"'
selling 75c premium
s224 4a4; balances s1 72s6So Chcago-Exchanges.
81 344724: balances. s. s222. $50 Phiadelphia-Ex-
changes 81 767 sS2 balances. 2.O9t5S6. Baltimore
Exchanges. s3.757.6ss. balances. S5ls.z3 Boston
Exchanges SIS, ,S34. .9l3; balances. S,05S237-
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Car money in
London 2I9211 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills. 2zQ2 9-16 per long bills. 2916
2a per cent Berlin discount rate 1Ss per cent for
three bills and III per cent for short bills.
Berlin exchange London. 20 marks 491. pfennigs.
Paris exchange on London. % francs 10 centimes.
Paris discount rate. 214 per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money 947s: for the account, 947s. Spanish As in
London. sO1z French rentes 100 francs 70 centimes
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 52ssc; Mex
lean silver dollars, 41Ac. Bar silver in London
closed at 24I&d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 36.s5: Lisbon. .:
Buenos Ayres. 1850. Rome. 112
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. S71S.95S: internal reve-
receipts. s4S99S; miscellaneous receipts $47 431
total receipts for the day. 81 254 3D.: expenditures
81. 1000 Receipts for the month date .77S SS4
expenditures SS.00000 OF expenditures S2I6-
1l6 Receipts for the year to date. $57,O79576;
penditures. S4S3567; of expenditures s. 49,
959. National bank notes received for redemption
1858 265.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House S947.O6l
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
DISPLACED BY THE SHERIFF.
PLACE TO AN ANTI-TAMMANY
DEMOCRAT.

Deputy Sheriff Joseph F Prendergast secretary
OF the Tammany Iroquois Club In the With AS
sembly District who since January l last has
ceeded In hanging on TO his official place in Sheriff
O'Brien's office has at last been displaced, and his
successor IS lanes II Wallace. of No. 1S4 Third
ave. anti-Tammany Democrat Mr. Prender-
CAST received a salary OF $3.50 year. The pres
sure brought fo hear on Sheriff O'Brfen to keep
Mr.. Prendergast in office has been something al,
natured men. and told Mr.. Prendergast that he
would keep him In long as possible pnt that
sociates OF Mr. Prendergast say that he will have
no trouble In taking care OF hllnseIi, as he has
powerful friends among wealthy people
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
A SUNRISE BRIDE.
MARRIAGE OF MISS MARY BLAIR RICE TO
c. WILLIAM BEEBE.

Z. WILLIAM BEEBE.
Richmond Va, Aug. (SpeciaD.-At sunrise to-
morrow morning in the semi-tropicaI garden of
her family home, near Coles Ferry. in Charlotte
County Va. Miss Mary Blair Rice will be married
TO Charles William Beebe, of New-York. 1t will
be the most unusual wedding which Virginia has
seen IN many day. and all Richmond is talking
about it The Rice family has lived at The Oaks
near Coles Ferry. in Charlotte County for years
and the old fashioned garden which surrounds the
colonial mansion is one Of the finest in the State
Miss Rice desired wedding that out of the
ordinary, and the garden soon suggested itself
She knew how beautiful il just sunrise.
and that determined the hour. She will come
down the terrace. attended by her maids. just as
the sun rises, and take her place in a summer
house in the midst of the garden Only a few
relatives and friends will witness the ceremony
Mr.. Beebe is a curator of the New-York Zoologi-
cal Park and a graduate of Columbia where he
made a record a naturalist Miss Rice has long
been favorite Of Virginia society, and her family
is OF the oldest in the State.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.


RAILROAD BCNDS-Market strong. Total sales
amounted In par value to Sl3HO0o against $11l50O
on Monday The heaviest dealings in the
Baltimore and Ohio debenture As. Central of Geor-
gia 5s first, second and third incomes. Chesapeake
and Ohio 4hs, Chicago. Burlington and Quincy As,
Erie general As Missouri. Kansas and Texas second
As Union Pacific convertible As and Wabash debent-
ure Bs Colorado Fuel and Iron general 5s and
Consolidated Tobacco As were also active.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money rates. as quoted. fol-
low: Money on call opened 224 per cent: highest,
per cent; lowest. 21s per cent; last loan. "a per
cent close, 21z3 per cent; ruling rate "a per cent
Time money was quoted at "A per cent for sixty
to ninety days 4fsG5 per cent for four months and
414d5 per cent for five and six months Commercial
paper was quoted 4%4g5 per cent for sixty to
ninety days 4lAa5 per cent for choice four and SIX
months single names and 5l2 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
STOCKS GENERALLY FIRM.
TRANSA CTTONS AGAIN LIGHT.
MANHATTAN AND NEW-YORK CENTRAL
FEATUREs-MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
OuOtatlOnS We're.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Mondays S
mutations were:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
GIrLFs RRIDGED BY sUNsHINE.

All the worlds widest quits ultimately are bridged
ty sunshine. Il is when men have learned 10 re-
1oce in God that they know themselves brothers
10 the people on the other side Of the gulf Yes,
the ua-rowness of this world is thing Of sorrow
very often and il is be excused because OF that
These generous sentiments this largeness of heart
that has come from the knowledge OF the JOY or
Cod Is the true key the brotherhood OF man.
But let US look in the next place at the humility
of low ''ft is He that hath made and not We
slightly but not essentially In the old form by
that second part. Not ourselves IL seems TO
I've IIs the full flavor Of its He that hath
Is because there are people who are missing Joy
eecase they forget be humble enough TO be glad
Humility is one Of the great secrets OF JOY while it
nride is producing a hard cold sadness upon our
time which is produced by nothing else much.
There are some people who are so proud of having
made themselves that they never can manage be
glad al in life But lastly there Is the outlook
of iov here and that rings deep note very deep
and far home 10 many OF perhaps, when II
comes in the last verse For the Lord is good"
The Lord is good" and then from that you look
back and forward, standing, IL Were upon the
ground Of the character of God. What does life
10 IL? What is its deepest this judgment? This:
That the Lord is good. This happy psalm appears
the words OF triumph. as IL there were shout
I'm H. but ] should wonder IL there were q pang
in il, Think Of IT. There had been times when
II easy for Israel say, The Lord is
acter of God, and say, We'll, you cannot under
stand my lot. but the Lord must be good" It is
like the repetition of thing that has been often
said sometimes IL circumstances very different from
those in which this psalm was written.
THE FUNDAMENTAL FACT OF LIFE.
Yes, and for this means still more. Have none
OF felt invasion of This oIv
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

Washington. Aug 5.-The condition of the Trea-
srIry divisions of issue and redemption at the be-
ginning of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.