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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10
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9sur 8elte linb Seic1tliul bliebeR ;urild
llmb murielteM im nielu Yebensglut;
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10
GOttOrielle ztretilt9ter.

Die 9eutl6en BON ct. Paul haben
Dem neuen oeutIben SonIul, 9anns,
@runow, einen eroBartigen &ommers
aeaeben. Die &eoe, ruelhe Roniul
0runotu bel oieier Sjelegenbelt belt.
itblOB nit IOlaenoem 3OdIt:
.gls einen 6reunn bat unler &ailer
Sbrsn Bunoesprdlioenten beSeidnet,
uno ais elm 6yeuno SeutibIanos bat
OieIer fi6 Ifets betuieIeu. gSir muheu
Aeghalb aud ieiner 9eoenter uno lh
m06te sic bitten, nit mir einSult'm=
men in ben Siuf:@
Ser prdiioent Der ysrsiiligrsn
Stdaien BON Amerita, oas amerltant=
ihe Bolt uni oas 9eutibtum amerl=
tos: Ssd! - SoA - 9oh!'
Aa, nun Dat paris ia lDie0er feline
SenIation uuO Der froH3Ohl6e Srlegss
miui|er aners feline Sbrfsise. Obne
tine IoIenne 6Dl3ersi sebt nun einmal
eine 3ammerTbung in 6rantrei1 Mot
mgbr ab, uno ipenH iih bic lieben 9is
uililfen niAt anbers belFen fOunen, 10
5alten Sis Ii6 an ben QriegsminiIter
unb I9enten ibm ssfduOlene Baden.
Nsnb and elm 8erena9en iein, in
5Tantrsid MiHiFer ;u tDerbeE. ROD
atDber alg in ben 9ereini9ten Stoa=
ten, benn bier DerIteissn Iid opG nur
bic 3eitungen au Obrfeisen, upo ois
iun betanntlih nidt peh, weni9ltens
ni6t, menn man elm moraliIber Did
bdutsr If.
9snn iheint lia Der aanlpf um Bort
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10

mihti0iien Stellun0en OerlDreu. 2ln
elmer qemilien Stelle bort eben audi Der
gr6Bte Seloenmut nuf. 9llerieh ;
5raum BON Der ltueinnebmbaren
6eltuns lit in 5riimmsr geqangen. 9e=
raoe 70 iuie i'm oeuti1sfrani0iiheu
Eelo3u1e Die Sage upn Der llneiEnebm.
bartlett Der 5eltun9 Wleg III Die gBiuoe
aing. 9tber ben &ubm tam ben bra.
ben &unen teiuer nehmen; tie baben
IiCh in BORT 9lrthur Elm unOer9dn9li=
bes Dentmal 9eiebt, oas in Ger 8e=
lhihts INNER bemabrt meroen tuiro.
0err Charles 5awdb, Der Wlillios
neu=Shab, bat nun aud oas leBte
8ert oes pleits asQausenen Sdilfs-
truIts auT elmer WanenOertnalter
Auttion srtpOrbsn uno guar fur ben
9reis bon 685, 600 Dollars. Die
iibrisen Tieben glnlagen Der Dertradten
GeIelInaft bat sr Ithon frlber fur
1910, 600 Dollars setauit. 10 0aB er
ale Wette, bic Der 5ralt nit 67 Wil:
liOneu Dollars tapitaliliert bate, fir
3, ,655, 600 Dollars ili feiueu 8eliB ees
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tauf unter benz pirtli6en Wert srtDor-
ben bot, dllein Der llnterihis0 StDifhen
Dem RanFpreis BON 3,655,000 Dollars
unN 67 9nilIioueu MriiuhunoShreiS III
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Der ihwinOelboften 0ritnouns iein
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10

BUN iheint li1 Der Gampf nm port
Artbur Oeb ieineh gnDe susuueigen.
Gie tapferen @erteioiger Der 6efung
i0nnsn eesen bic japauiIhe llebermabt
uidt niehr auFtommsH uno haben bic
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10

Ani sium0l tonte Der 6obusUihgsj.
llno tdumelno ,sritob bic gonpauei,
9Iur 8elte unb eeidtliuH 6lisbsR ;urid
llmb murielteM Inn uein Yebeusgluf;
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-10

IA orobut oumpI NtitteruGdt u3ul Sbum,
Gurtb uddhuge @aUeu uuo .cerbliesiaun.
.llu Ntitteruacbi, tim bic to1e 1taHo
.00 ceben ia Die @ieipuilier uub
.29asum oenn iriirten fiSr mid aueiH2
0ereiu, ibr G'elpeniter, Id ld3, gudl Cin.@
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
GETS A TRIAL
By TELEPHONE
Rich Eastern Attorney Has
Novel Experience at the
Moderate Expense of $86
TRAP is NEATLY LAID
Deputy Fish Commissioner
VOgelsang Lands Quarry
After Long, Hard Chase
TRAP Is NEATLY LAID

Hello. Is this Judge Kenworthy?'
Yes. and are you Charles Hughes
OF Utica, New York;"
I am. sir. and ] wish TO plead guilty
TO a violation OF the game laws of this
State"
Very well, Mr.. Hughes; ] will fine
you SO and warn you not TO repeat
the offense."
This conversation over 200 miles Of
wire constituted the trial OF a rich
Eastern attorney last Sunday before
Justice Of the Peace Kenworthy of
Willis. The unique trial by telephone
was evolved in the fertile brain Of
Chief Deputy Vogelsang Of the Fish
Commission, who had arrested Hughes
on an eastbOund train for killing deer
IN MenoOcino County in violation Of
the game laws.
The defendant had been camping
near Willis for several weeks. 1t came
70 the ears Of the Fish Commission
that he had shot deer before the season
opened They could not prove this,
however, but one Of the deputies sue
ceeoed in finding a doe hide near
Hughes camp A warrant for the ar
rest OF the sportsman was issued, but
ne could not be found in MendOcino
County Vogelsang learned that the
y
not find him here.
A MendOcino County deputy heard
from one OF the lawyers friends that
he would start for the East on Satur-
days overland train Vogelsang knew
that his ouarry's name was Hughes
and that he was probably on the train,
so the officer got aboard. Hughes got
wind Of the fact that he was followed
ano instead Of showing his through
ticket, paid cash fare 10 Sacramento
Mem bers Of the lawyers party said
The mans name was Z. J. LOvett.
BY process Of elimination Vogelsang
hnally spotted his game, and with the
AID OF the conductors. made him
acknowledge his identity. Officer
prisoner and the prisoners friend
alighted at Sacramento and spent Sat
uroay night at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Hughes said he was due in Buffalo.
n. l., 10 attend wedding in which he
was 10 be best man, and could not
possibly return 10 MendOcino County
Nogelsang decided 10 do the best he
could Tor his victim under the circum-
stances and evolved the idea Of a teIe-
phone trial
Justice Of the Peace Kenworthy Of
Willis, who had issued the warrant
was called UP by telephone and the
matter was explained 10 him. Attorney
1ralg ot Willis was engaged 10 repre-
sent Hughes and the trial by telephone
. TOOK place as previously mentioned.
Hughes paid NOgelsang $50 and re-
celVec a receipt in return Sunday
night he again set out for the wedding
IA BunalO- The experience cost him SOS
Tor Pullman for himself and friend
. Chicago s. for ride 10 Sacramento.
- for room and breakfast for himself
and friend al the Golden Eagle and $50
fine He was greatly pleased al Vogel-
sangs courtesy in not making him re-
turn 10 Menoocino County and compli-
mehted the Fish Commission on its
vigilance.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07

The steamship Mariposa, Captain
Rennie, which arrived yesterday, eIev-
en- days seventeen hours from Tahiti
brings word of the loss of the gaso-
line schooner Eimeo, which was driv-
Ell ashore on the reefs surrounding
ar island of the Pomotu group. The
Eimeo was built at Benicia by
Matthew Turner. She was used as an
inter-island passenger carrier and was
crowded with people when driven
ashore during a heavy storm. No lives
were lost. but hope OF saving the yes
sci had been abandoned when the
Mariposa sailed.
The Mariposa brought eighteen pas
sengers from the Paradise OF the Pa
cific. Most OF the passengers were
travellers for health and pleasure and
the appearance OF. eacn was a testi-
mOnial TO the health-giving virtue OF
a visit TO the South Seas.
DR.. E. Mellis OF this city, who came
up on the Mariposa, spent two months
al Tahiti and is charmed both with
the island climate and with the Mari
posa.
The trip to Tahiti he said yesier-
day, is the finest rest-cure in the
world. The strong gain in strength
and the weakness of the ailing disap-
pears long before Tahiti is reached.
The soft but bracing breezes in which
one lives from the time the liner
clears the coast fogbelt until she
strikes il again on her return put life
into one as does no tonic IF which
have any knowledge. For the well
and the weak the trip TO Tahiti is an
ideal vacation and for the tired busi-
ness man 1 know of nothing that so
thoroughly fills the bill. Travelling on
the Mariposa one has all the COM
forts and luXuries of a private yacht.
From the time we left San Francisco
until to-day, on land and sea, we nave
enjoyed every moment of the time"
The Mariposa's cargo included: TO-
529 sacks OF copra. 61,734 cocoanuJs,
shells, vanilla beans and fruit.
Among the passengers were the fol-
lowing: DR.. Z. Mellis, Master Mel
lis, S. Babcock, Mrs. E. T. BunkIey
Miss +. Danger, D. Danger, S. G. Irv-
ing. Mrs. S. c. Irving, Mrs. T. NJ
Schumacher, Mrs. NJ. AtwaJer. T. Mil
lard Z. Salmon. ]. T. Carpenter F. A
Aller, J. Cartridge, ]. Buvyere.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
FARMING INTERESTS AT LAW
WITH DREDGING COMPANIES
temporary Injunction Issues in SUIT
Brought 10 stop the Undermin-
ing Of LcVees.

Farming and dredging interests in
the san Joaquin Valley are in a con
fiict that has brought them into the
Superior Court Of this county. Gar
ret w. McEnerney as attorney for the
Staten Island Land Company obtained
yesterday from Judge Kerrigan a
temporary Injunction restraining the
dredging operations Of the Voorrnan
company and the Victoria Island
Company.
The staten Island Company owns
1000 acres Of land surrounded by the
south and west forks OF the Mokel-
lnne River and the title dates back
Tor twenty years. The land is said 10
De worth $4,000. To prevent damage
from freshets and overfiows a levee
around the land has been maintained
al a large expense Il is alleged that
me QeIendants, In removing mud from
me bed Of the thread Of the stream
nave caused the water 10 undermine
lhe leVee. The plaintiff says that IL has
already suffered damages in the sum
OF $4,000 and viii be put TO an ex-
pense Of $4,000 in protecting its lands
from the action OF the waters caused
10y the dredging operations
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

The weather is clear at Manila, wind calm
temperature a. AT Honolulu partly cloudy,
has been nearly half an inch OF rain At San
: Francisco clear and unusually warm weather
has prevailed, with temperature ranging from
I OF 10 JZ Throughout the interior of Cali
/ fOrnia the weather is clear and very warm.
, In the country between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi the weather has been gen
orally clear. In Northern Mexico heavy rain
has fallen, Chihuahua reporting 1 "a inches.
Rain is also falling along the Mexican bound
AIRY and in Northwestern Texas more than half
an inch being reported at Ell Paso BY cour-
tesy Of the chief OF the Weather Bureau the
( following European reports have been received
ia San Francisco: London. partly cloudy
wind southwest fresh breeze temperature "a
Paris, cloudy wind southwest, fresh breeze,
north light, temperature "a; Blecksod Point.
Ireland rain, wind southwest, blowing gale
temperature 5S; Stornoway, cloudy fresh
breeze. wind southwest. temperature 90: Ham
burg. cloudy. wind south, moderate, tenn
perature 80.
1t viii be noticed from the above that
weather reports have been received at San
Frnncsco covering the entire United States
both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans
Forecast mace at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. September 4:
Northsrn Callfornia-Fair Wednesday: not
quite so warm; light northerly wind inland !;
brisk westerly wind on the coast, with fog
Southern California-Fair Wednesday; light
westerly wind.
N=vada-Fair Wednesday; continued warm
san Francisco and vicinity--Fair wednes-
day. cooler light north wind in the morning
thanging to brisk westerly with fog.
Los Angeles and Nieinity-Fair Wednesday /;
sres.- west wind
Sacramento and vicinity-Fair wednesday:
not quite so warm; light south wind
Fresno and vicinity-Fair Wednesday, con-
ALEXANDER G. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
y. {. {. Collier in Collision.

The canvas plated United States steamship
Collier a prominent festure of the Labor day
uarade was in collision Monday afternoon
with a yellow electric car near JaciSson-street
wharf The Golfers chief engineer had swung
his four horsepower team TO port and the
snip on wheels was laying a course directly
acrccs The East-strcct car trac Ks when a car
bound fer the ferry hove in sight.
Full speed ahead yelled the executive Of
fccr 70 whom the lockout had reported Street
car on the port quarter"
The Collier whstled for sides, but the only
Response was q Changing Of the cars gong.
Two bells and a yingc. A tank ha be
coing fuil speed astern" volunteered a quar-
teImestcr.
~. the car was going ahead II kept ca
its course and before the Collier cleared the
tracks 4 corner Of the car struck her stern.
Tho dent was below the water line but the
Golfers crew cared not. for the parade was
over and the canvas covered model of the navy
coal carrier that is going TO be built at Mare
Island had served its purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
To SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY.
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADER0. Etc.
via sausa1ito Perry.

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart from san Francisco. week days. at
s.go T:iO, T:45, $50. 9:15. lv,0O. 11:OO a. m.
SI1.4o "A m SausalitO only), 1920, 1:46, ans.
100. 4:55. 5:15. 55o. 6:25, 7:l6. $500. 1920.
~ ,Sn n M sundays and Legal Solidays depart
a. 10 T:45, $3.50. 9:15. 1000. IL :OO IL IA
n m. IL 20. 1900 40, 2:3O. 3:15, 100. AIS,
5:15' $50. 6:25. T;15 S:15, 9:0e. 1920. II :35
Arrive at san Francisco. week days, e:1T.
7.oo .35. s:15, 5:45 9:35. 10:2O, IL :OS a. m.
ioso5 i:25. 2:5O. :35. 4:20, 5:05. $40. 6:15.
s-55 1856 1906, IL % p. m. On Sundays and
Ieyai holidays trains arrive at IL AS. 2:O5
For Fairfax week days. depart at AS a. M.
2.i5 n, m On Sundays and legal holidays at
T:l5. 9:f5. 1000. II :0o a. m. 1920 100. 1:45
THROUGH TRAINS.
7.45 a m daily-CazaderO and way stations.
O:15 a. M sundays only-For Point Reyes.
S:15 D. m. daily except suRday-For GAIA
dero etc.
Sis y. M. Sundays only-For Cazadero. etc.
TICKET OFFICE-d26 Market st.
FERRY-Union Depot foot Of Market St
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, September g.
Stuir Pono Jacobs IA hours from Albion,
via Point Arena II hours
stmr W II Kruger. Ahln % hours from
Eureka
stmr f A KiIburn. Thompson hours from
Port Rogers.
Stmr Celia. Hordberg, II hours fm Navarro.
Stmr Chehalis Johannson 81 hours from
San Pedro.
stmr James S Higgins. Higgins, 80 hours
from San Pedro
stmr Mariposa. Rennie IL days 17h hours
from Tahiti.
stmr Santa Cruz. Eagles. IA hours from
Monterey.
sImr Coos Bay. Johnson. 6s hours from San
Pedro.
stmr President. Andersen. u days from
Nushagak.
BIT stmr HousatonIe. Henry. 20 days from
Moji.
Bark coalinga. GurdersOn. 2l days from
Ugashik.
bark Himalaya Thomson. 25 days from
Nushagak.
Fr bark Alice. Tissier. le7 days from Swan
sea.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
Transit Alien Tax ADpeaJed

The United States Immigrant Com
missioner received a telegram yester-
day from the Department OF Com
fnerce and Labor directing him 70 Ale
an appeal from Judge MOrrow's de-
clsion IN the mater Of the head tax
on aliens arriving here in transit.
Judge Morrow decided that the ac-
uon Of the department in cxactine
from the Oceanic Steamship COMPANY
a deposit Of 81 for each alien in
Fransit was prohibited by statute
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
Rrinps BODY From AIaskn.

The little steam schooner President. which
srr;vea yesterday, u days from Nushagak.
brouxbt home for burial the body OF Mrs.
Intss Christina johnson. wife of General Su-
rsries Ms Johnson died August 25. She
was a native Of Sweden. 3S years OF age.
T-he Presidents cargo included twenty-one
nackages Of flrs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
The Orer.Inc List

The Norwegian bark War Aasen. out 10
days from Conception FOR tie English Channel,
was placed the overdue list yesterday at 10
Der cent. The rate the Michelet was sd
s-auced 20 - per cent. The Pioaier IS quoted
at 80 per cent. tho Hampton at per cent and
the Almora at 10 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
Rlc ON Carrler i'm Port.

The British tram- steamer Housatonic ar
rived here yesterday. 20 days from Moji. ia
ran She was in ballast and is consigned TO
Inc Standard OIL Company. She has been
chartered to make number Of trips between
mere and British Columbia with bulk oil.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
salmon Packet Arrtves.

The bark Coainga arrived yesterday, 81
days from Ugashik. She brought back az pas
senRers a large number OF white, Chinese and
Japsnese fishermen and mechanics who have
Seen engaged in harvesting the seasons sal
mon pack. The Coalinga brought 1892 cases
OF salmon.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
MARIPOSA BRINGS NEWS OF THE LOSS
OF PASSENGER VESSEL IN SOUTH SEAS

Liner Arrives From Tahiti With Party Pleasure Seekers Who Sing
the Praises of Paradise of the PacicSchooner Emeo,
Built at Benicia Is Wrecked on Island of Pomou Group
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
Notice to Passengers.

Baggage transferred to and from all trains.
stee mers. etc. at low rates. One trunk (sn-
Gle trip 35 cents; round trip 30 cents. Morton
Special Delivery. 30S Taylor ST., $50 Marker
ST.. Oakland Ferry Depot. Phone Exchange 46-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
Promotion for Purser.

J. f. Short. purser OF the Oceanic Steamship
ompany's liner Mariposa. Will go out ~
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
Charters.

The British ships Gunford and Chelmsford
are chartered for general cargo from this
port To Liverpool and London respectively
The bark Olympic returns to Honolulu with
general cargo.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07

purser on the Sierra, which sails to-morrow
for Australia. Purser Walton of the Sierra is
going East o vacation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07
SUTR0'S HEIRS
WANT DIVISION
Petition for Partial Dis
tribution Filed by Bene-
ficiaries Under the Will
ASSETS EXCEED DEBTS
After Paying Outstanding
Claims the Executors Will
Then Have Two Millions

A petition for a partial distribution
of the rich estate of Adolph Sutro has
been filed by the residuary devisees
and it throws some light upon the pres
ent condition and value of the holdings.
The petitioners are Emma L. Merritt,
Rosa V. Molbio, Kate Nussbaum,
Charles w. SutrO, Edgar Z. Sutro and
Clara A. English. They declare that
the cash legacies have been paid with
the exception of the sum of S92.593 IL,
together with a sum not exceeding
sl25,e GOO claimed by certain alleged lega-
tees, the validity of which claims are
nov in dispute.
1t is set forth in the petition that
the estate is but little indebted and the
shares asked for can be distributed
debtednesS of the estate does not eX-
eeed $410,0o0 and the attorneys and
executors fees will not exceed $l25,O0O,
while the value of the estate in the
hands of the executors is said to be
mere than $2,500,000
Mrs Merritt, as eXecutriX, yesterday
returned to the court report of the
sale, on August 90, to Thomas j. Bar
bour. of four blocks of outside lands
for S158, 12o.
Bearing upon the final effort TO reach
an understanding as to the full value Of
the Sutro estate an order was made
by Judge, Coffey appointing three men
to reappraise the several lots in the
vicinity of Fulton street and Forty
eighth avenue and extending to Forty
sixth avenue and street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07

from, Tacoma; coaed and sailed for Yokohama
VICTORIA, C-Sailed sept 0-Stmr HUN
boldt for SkagTay; stmr City of Puebla. for
San Francisco; Br stnr Empress OF CHINA,
for Hongkong. etc.
Movements of Steamers.
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WEATHER REPORT.
d20th Meridian-Pacifie Time)

SAN fkANCISCU, sept. % p. III
The following maximum and minimum tenn
eratlires are reported for the previous day:
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Railroad Brakeman Killed.
MODESTO, Sept. 81. ]. McLaugh-
lin. a brakeman, was killed at Water
ford last evening. While switching
ears he fell beneath a car. The wheels
passed over his body, killing him in
stantly.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
Bay Publ shed by official authority Of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front mission street whari) about q,
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
OF tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-07

Branch photographic ofnce, U. s NJ. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco Cal.
September g. 1904.
The Time BAH on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to- day
l. c.. at noon Of the 10th meridian or al
& n m Greenwich time. j. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant u. s. N. In charge
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Val Street Tips.

TIE private wires of r. =. Hutton Co.
from New York yesterday said:
'AuEuef Belr1orf wiu meet an organized Ia
bcr delegation in his banking orrce this after
noon lr D. the third conference they have had
fn Two weeks ana Wil be- a mixture Of politics
and bushes
The ENyandofte Couper Company has levied
a. asses ment ~ 81 pcr share. payable Octo-
Der u.s.
Great strength vas prevalent in almost every
issue to-day. There seemed 10 be no good sell
frg ard prices snared an closing al the highest
prices rf rhIs movement. Prices closed nrm AT
fhe t0l The largest capitalists ana market
interests uH1 are behind the bull movement
ere FrlI inclined o. DISREGARD any untavofable
ceveloruncrrs and lt is evidently the intention
a. rut prices Ffil higher with or without sup
rort from the public. The speculation broad
enet very materially and was well distributed
throurhcut the general railroad list There was
nerv little doing among commission houses,
llf az fle brokers ana lrms In any way ami
iefed with the Vsrious pools and big operators
had aL they could do tC handle the business
which WAS distributed among them during the
day. The disposition of the generality OF ope-
rlfcrs n0w is more in favor u bullish manip-
ulsfion rather than bucking the market, as
many have been doing for the past fortnight.