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HiKACllfcUS WOKTli UfiAKilSG
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m REV. s n vm.?.in. OP Tiir. riT/;i:iM
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
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8VHVIOV ON THU svl K-ltlOIITl. fH
gi (INK (>K MARI.' M's l'OI')'l.,R I'AS
. jr.. was hiicii to p.cm ti ror *:t
i> nu mlary waa ralaed, and he I
!'.,.? katU 1871, when ho was j
Ibu <-v.'.''iff the farewell me-ttna of th*
Slate Cttmi il? mt ti- y.i.i.i: More Cautsttea a.*..!.
tion nu- keM ?t ihe llkgiiei Os**rre*nd*eal Chare*, in
llarlon Re little i-ei af Ihe S?*c*aa attending )he
convention han teen SM M th* Cordi*] I *g*ll gt*** by
thc yea*M and memls-rs of the thatch. Th" von,ur men
have t.e.-n ettnsrlaUj lead in thalf peela* al th* rood wert
d.,nc bv ll,,' I,i1i'?' fe i." nc.i (on .nit'. ?
Hui eardUUty amt boaaiteUtj are baling rharsetertattc*
i.f the BHsahrra *f -tis eh**ri The B**na*MSSlten I* sod
la te one cf Um bart ergav'red In Um etty, ?. far as
nsNh a* aaneemed Won farther*? Ray i* uwayi eelrbrated
ti., and ita utter dinner (geechea ave ?f ],;_-h ord. r.
Ti..1 leaders of the charm are Beatty all members af the
|a*r.t**f N.. Ictv f?r Christin. \V >.k. .f wh.lk Ms. Virgin
I* the eftlrlent presl.lent. Ii Baa a MO*] g*|*rt* '-('t fer
*.>rk in the etty, a rational dcpnitin.iit t>. I*ei Bftef
home mi'sion*. and a tineen denattweet, t<> send the
c .sj..! ia Uh h. mi. ii. There are ala* a Young Ladle*1
Seelet] and a Tseng People's Saaailallat The aSteer*
of the I'.iurvh arc: ITnai ?a. 1".. v. it-..w... ataiaBeW Ayres.
i L Ckeaaate, Iseeah Mlltetaa, Charl**-P. felic and
gaylea Hailey: eVtrtt, Cherie* E. Rena: tua?ta*. Homer
N. backwood; awaattitt**, Rr. 0. J HaSatrane* add J. \v.
Wontae] : S*****jr-ack*s?l nape rtn tenden!, .lam.-a h Nov.--:
Inaneea u. j. gaga*** T, ii Rewan**. J Jay Beeeel,
MBfhall Avi.s ir. j. j Braden and .1 M. Horton.
IR MEMORY ci Tin; I'li.CKlMS.
In a bbb*) of il"- palpi f "in "f il" 'hinch ls a frag?
ment of the ('limns: fl.v re. .th Ri ck upon which tho
purtles* sr* san t<> rn** kntesd This merck am bom
h- tt.iv'b'us nanea, kel altheagh il ins Just celebrated
Its ItMBrty fifth anniversary, lt has un MVhsW*
s 1 , l.iilllant prs,s|M-, t. TS* Br* n.e.-liiK whs held
In Ajail. ISeg, .',! Uk* leis,- of Jae - I'.ik.'t. In * f.'iv
v^ *M ...I, r.- i n-ed at gcgantr* a OengivgaUoasl church,
?nd th>' Rev. S. Ilourtir. Jr.. was lilied to Breach for *3
a sunday. Afi i- a titi
t-malle I k*Aa* of the
sui'i-e--I. .1 ly Dr. Virgin, Ita pi.wnt lalor. The services j
w.-ie held ta e chapel al kat aed me and Pee hen ired ami
tw.-iiiy-fiflh-st. fer a'nil l.-n y. as. bu' In ISM th.' new |
1 nil linc at Madison ave. ad One-hundred and twenty- j
i ,i ,. ?,,, saaMtatag las v?!t.>> af the wheres property
la ateui SUS COO. Thc BWINterahly of the church ls1
i aitj ISO; that 1? also thc ni'-iiib. rs-ICi> of thc Sunday.
Bel.1. willie the Industrial School, chilli meets every I
S-'I'l'V afternoon, luis ,V 0 s-h.ilars.
Hr. Virgie u a New-englander. hkVtag teen born not '
far fruin Plyatsetk seek, His Bareela at*tb! te Beetca
Whee he arm a .lull, and his boyhood wa- spent there.
Wh. n Ih* Charek Which he now *PTve* was formed he
wa* a fieah*Bse at innvard. grata ealing* ho went u>
Slides et S. miii.iry. K'.r thico yens lie was pa-tor of
thr Broattray Chuieh at Semen Bte, Mass., ter reatgaed
aa Marrh 1. ls-TI. Th* licit ninth li" Breathed In thr
Ul Ira* l hurrh, and begs* his labors tin rc as past** In
Inly >,( Cai yt**. Ile ls an active Kepuhlkaii, and also
* newspaper willer. being <'l'e "f the chief book rei lewers
nf "The Christie* Rete*." H* is an aarnam aoayortsr
of the ('(.i,io,--',i,<iiial sodi'tles and one of the founder*
i-f tb* i'on;'rrcatlonal Club.
A XJ A f.V fl. MU'S DIVISION <U- MANKIND.
Di. Vilyui pna< lied yiaieidij ream the I vt. " l thank
Thee that I am not as olin r in. n." The sermon was
MaMCaattally a* f,-.
ll.r'e ls a marvell. u? division of r unkind. We a*"
accustomed to teparau thr family af maa sceotdlni te
atholl relatlena UT* a- familiar with eanUnental groan
li . a a lin" af rb min k?n,,n runt between families.
- UattneUssa* ar* conn.i. The rbh and Ile- p, r,
thc learned ead Um Igeomat, the ymid and the bad, sic
ral" ht stand ajiart. The c.lu af the si.in mSThl
a eleava** lute T'atss an i profea*ton* aaoetubl*
their own under cllstit.it banner* Religion*
?epa - Um bellertng sn'i unbelieving minions. With
? ,| I'M mt ar* ate all loo wei ac<| nain ted.
F.'it th.- Bte* who ls presented t.. us In )i,is pawsuge of
gcriptnr* has no rlv.il In the inperil anni; sm which he han
mal" af the hnIn,.n rae* fm I" lints lui two classes,
li in- If and Bil OthCia The text of th" ll"\!?"rt V.-.'s'.iii
g re* his viva moil ptetaresqocly in th* rendortnc "I
am not as tin- test ,,f nMn.11
in- maiks this Rteat tlaoslflcaUoa by a distinct erpara
?!f Iron, all "ll,"is as be cilia;- - lu devotloi al
ii - rale* cannoi be allowed to blend with
un.' i (h.-r. for the wall of sn. and th* erv of penitence
cannoi be suffered lo reds * to ? minor (train the full
uiKp.isoTi af Ms pi millie for wbul he hln self 's. )|.?
?tand* ? th himself, bsiause tb. re ls no oilier af UM
sar-- kind, Th.- ordinary groaning of word* In the nar
rota hia ,.s ? pray'na v-.iih h'ma lr doe*
i,,' win ii.- fuU fore* "f thc description. "The Pharisee
Una with lilins. if thus pra.iet" II re w. see bim
;.s bi i> ri i t,, bi (rea. Re v\as th" aristocrat in the
Rtiurdem of Gal The accid.i't ..f leahli lihenea* te
? ii i was of inti.- eoneeajaenea. for even that would
Baan pass away: thal b" was born i.f a wonna like other*
I-- hal al read] forgotten; that he was nourished a- others
ic Ignoi -1. f..r in b:s Mpartei BxeeUe-ude* ins vlaioa and
his t'euci't were aboorbed
Ordinarily we sh,,ubi eenalder a imtenMi
Ods piaaanMd a- a monstrosity or a
f-- k af thanght, if BBsarsd sf its reality
in a Urine pet"** "?' ahould conni lt a alnsnlar, aoUtary
iri.tan," ol inflated vanity acareely worth a aeeond thought,
Rm ii "as u-, i by .-ni Lord la a terioaa hour of im
|M,r,aiit leachlna The nasa is nttde t>> arrest attention
*nd wric a- an ll list rat loo ol nany llvlne nil only In
Jem al.-rn aol m ,?? day* "f oar 1.1. bul In all place*
and in ni: Anya li- may te repeated In sn.I na wh
*? ber* in UH* Christian sss.-ii,1 iv. as we ea'hor our
pariiicnis aboui ourselves in vii.inni' arparatlon from our
fellow-worshlp|s?rs or tctire in ui-mial *eeIuaton that tr*
m | n.'t n- defiled by c,.n' iel as we lift om petition* and
Braid .'ii pretae io Rod, I- lt true of you. or n.cl
STODYIKG 1HK MINK OP A I'IIaKIsKK,
Iii bs study, Irat, The Mate of mind of ttii? aolltory
worshipper. lt i? not a aolltary by nature who tims
confront* us bu h>- ln,-s am,,.,p men, doubtlea* enter*
hate bi >n* with them, ha* walked abaiK tim j
? ;li.-r u;li1.?i"s |e UM 1" plc whet* all eather for
in- lu- nol appeared suddenlj Iron a batint In
lemeaa Bl* f.1 I* not locuata and wild honey. I
Dis . tl ii* is not that "f an a "ii" Separated fr,,rn -
t; n, be yet ? rv aari eabli ll i eon i,atii..n
ahlp pi service a contribution to bl*
. ? lie bat no i- >ln for bai lahmeni oi f"i a mensa
of n in ls aweeter t" h's .-ar Iha-i the
. li and ". be* by 'be lonely river.
Noi ., - - i s. ai ,.-. lured w ni- time by
an . .? ' i. : - ii erey lo I lm ,r an In U
\ . ls not uiltk* ali nth rs In the rtvld roi
-. . being atora blesaed man any! accompanied
(? -, nf lll-dearrt We tan readllj understand how
one c,,u,1 te thus moved to cnnsMer himself Unlike the
i r men. Having teaed the divine patience with Inng
. I tra -?'? -sion, havinit neglected tlie eppor
- uf chlldbood, truiiipied on tl." ii sine t.,n Ol pa
r- -s ,,,iini,-i tn, ..iti.a'i.-s of friend* followed tn* de
? i nf an evil nature, eiatm.-d amblttoni and pas* is.
j.-t sp..i.-l o n.-iie mercy sad t" ana ?? lo a tense of
need and sock a' 1 Bud fotfftvlna love, su h a aonl mlflhl
nell be kd t" say in the preoenee "t G i. " l >m noi as
otb. i tn'n." I have neglected more than any. I hav*
ol"nd.-1 mora thea an. I have bet-n ni"-' more than
i . i un ne- chief of sinner*?i i apart and made eon
ape ti . phj "* divine gr* i Bul this nma la
Bot a Imi.d with Ih. ? ? I - i " .-K.i. - of bis life.
Vfu is p.- un O'" In ht* ri a B Uou o UM sp..-al pievt
?i ii ??- ::...t havea ive i kira n ns) em* ? f i "ii. g i aed kl ?
li ii us oi din ult, uni prospered bim la the buatoeaa
tm s ,-? a, f i,is ur--, in- |.-i if-s in pnaaeMlen* bu)
nm in theil s.nirre. ia ufrty but ii-i iii a PJOI ?
' - t in (Sod 11 ? ?? ls na ewen noi throb ol
.. n )..m. bo) h" appear* ?*? perfect repots, in a
nu- ot calif s ??i'-ciioipi .cen, y. Re his a* ami ead i. mt
?? If mel Other*. Mai by dav there ha- been a ."(Wih in
h's ion-, ,,,,. aatlmate el bl ut* if. of his powers, of his
?nani . of nb realtl m a- una men. with Sally Increasing
favor h- luis > garded k I VtrttM* Th) shsaew that has
fsib n up ,n an?>" "i ha* aalt a kl I rn the teUUaae* af
hs shining mi, lilli s. UN (ib-crv rl-Mi nj Other men has
Sh-wu lo hi their loll "s in I \. aklM*M* and sus. and
bow ii" ii t ni i> .,.<-- tn hs a ase of auperlorlt] Spurn?
ing 'h- bit i - ?? nark knatanUy bin be rn1
ri ad i i n thc gienn i a hi- teaaksglt mp I i (-"d. He lei I*
thai h :.fl..-|- mo . cr dil on God than BB) (Cher of His
areatUI * TS* I'ghi of tba divine Kim i falls on his
? r jul is resected with msalf.si btiUlaaee,
delight to hm M ps. a- thc Temple,
? i w I ?' d I i omi flush ni (I gb I o' <o>fl ?-id nun.
Hoi af er all h* I* bel sn external o'.-.tier ami nol a
? ll has b o:;"d not al wha' men sro but at
*iu' i'ey hst* buen d'.liiK- Int'' the taner atracgie* "f
* he n;.s boi penetrated Ibm Um *elf-Sapre
t ? f h s wno :..iv fal'en, Ib>c Inc cai:.--' I.?>
tn'1 ntl i,,iio - o' ih >? v\h , an ? bi enalj elli >Wng ih-'
r i of vt-lue I Hln I he pu'fy ic |iros,-ss through
whirti ti.os, ?|,,, hov - been stained hy ala an paaalng he
ha not i-, ,i Ingle 'lu,,. N.iv. h* has ri.,1 ,-ven seen
b-1. ab th surface ..f h ? own life, bm ledge* by external
art* i ga iii?? it d-oi s ,,nd makes thea* es erna] act*
th ? (tied rd ' 1 i Km an I nv n,, iii me sum's bl* fellow mn.
Al. "...??, r.. , j .,, ,.C|||I. , B,, ,?,,,,;,,. (M|, A||() ,lS
be stands i,, ,|,. ,,.,_..,,., ,,. |,,.iU ^,,,.| p^iks out atm 'h-;
'' it ? fa ? ? > |n th. T -ii pi" "f
''"l'' "" nd Hilliup] e, v ,-n ,,i tb' rlUe* an I MWBI
ISit le beyimd bis rtslon t,. ti, d- In ..'l toni eteaac* from
whvh be wiihdiaws n, righteous lndlgn?tlon. Me* le
wot ? in- IO ns . a?:o,| n, lh li buslaea* iraBsartifw*. so
?*! : - ni y fall bains h.. urre< in their
s*"'1 ' ' ?"'" ? "'s. au tm .j ujjosj ,,, on,
aii'-i. i i he j are ben an, tun i? tamil] connect'oui m
II,. ? -
pani culara, they belong ie ? low-r rn.'., In society. Ilk* the
ptib'i- I 'i'"'. ?' il. urns to l.Kik as ,," eula
h ? pta. n; Up* In ai o u
m. n '??? Havdonr presents I* u. : > a
ll v I ii i.' person I - i ghieow* in ? s ,- ,|,. ., ? v ?,, M1
t .-in inc self, 'I hi* ,.- of mud painful
I - i. Bing t" behold, is >.i u, bv found in
Christ a. lauds i Christi) ... fl,n,r
t ? ? -!oi. f... t ,
ii. in it- enid .,"-? Mlj ?? ii nigh forbid' approach
<li I ??..?> j, wa;. ,?>.-?, ii," .ol' Ila* ll. -- tiger* with i.r-.'id
Bad h...(.-ni. Battle*- I Sons nut rennin wealth, nor j
,, ou ,,o 1 sa.ii- Ut pro.lu.-. tnl- set-- ni wind, t
f ,?i. . . ii s i. . . apuin al
Sha , nat r I ' I ? ??? sBOBl* I ^ " .'?
si, u. j- p i r.gt j .ii ; an .. al cam
tn - '. ,
h"
] ina ta | i.
.- au i social a,a
I V ? ? | , A's! AM> l:H'KI 1 '.VHIH RI li
Tbe i-ius' 'f su'h a Kal* af mind. Thia
i, ;.. . ? a.,. s? thai ii appears sometime*
.,. m.- | -i frons nt a p--ri.ii-i -us training
M wha ls isucht thai atik '" b<?|l'?' Um* 'al1'"
irgard f..r what kt .m.i'.l BF UM fabric, will
"'.I. Kial B silk rolled ((.Ha l? >x-u,: Ulan BB*
... m. if one is i?ui;iii n.ai Uowaatoo* ls
?sn Bassg, that an avenue is beti*! nun a sire.-t,
I CalltJ ls better than aii"thci, thal one B*USB
I better 'han another, with BS c?Jl-?^ll dlscrlnil-m
J*j* k will not be long before thr teaching will beat
*** In class dlstitictions, which will ripen into the state
"jaatel ektek ls preaented by our Lord. The wrong
"ttuosiu of ihe man caused his vicious condition. ikubV
Rm
? Ul.
tau
' .'
?ss he ??? different from toe men upon whom he looked,
le was free from the gBltlealm vin. that marked their
jam C.parlor himself with them, the ******** af
oodltea* n,y Pave b-,n m. hn std". Rag UM Blsspet .
tun.tai 1 was not his life, but Cod's Istr, act his crrir j
ia? li. thia U'.fn.tu'at" and wi, ked -iilistit.iiinn Bia I
irong e.iii,pa,ison h***ght fctel I" a wnw nf i \iellenee j
nd -nie rim -v thal w.ull have instantly vanished had he |
urned from man to tn.d
M. i.over bis judgment vv*a founded upon an e-?m1ns.
tai nf aster**!* uih,ii a nnergctal living mi Um ihinga
PSI at" nen nh. my hreihicn. when nhill we leal*
hat Ibo unseen la th" Uiecst |virl if mm Ibm tie
CHtles that .110 never h"ral le I. Ih" resistances ttiu' sr.'
i.'ver reported, the eiger longing* tb.it ai" nt lenrth
?ne s-i in. 1 nins of rondne) ara ps*i and narert af erery
iue man? glen) be tie truth, "Oed looketh at the
1. ari lu's nun nude 1.0 allowance for what was
within, s,, culled himself w I , re keener vt-lm. w-niild
..M, iu* ??. -? 1 t base meet. Tm asai snateleaie had ea
i.ve-i a Hf" ,f 1.,.-ii'v. uni had failed M Bindy lt ht Ita
I'tnv'l.'iul.il relations. Ile regarded it aa the frail "f kl*
rente*, thr resell of his Indu iry, th* product nt hi
tesl. Ant In the (Biter* to dtreern thal ' li is Bod who
liveth the pawer M get wealth," hi les) tbe Interpreting
charl by which 10 nnderatattd bia ii", and so ts
irroganl and a arpaiettat, ile kees as Ut th af himself
ia hr wbn K-uii.-s a rack bj examining Um lichen* ti|?>n
lt* *ai fae*
"hi'l. The effect af smb a state af mind, We lave
aeen thal ll produce* Isolation and *elMoftliM*a that it
I, 1,Mv.s ene nf s\ ?,.),.-, 11, v an'I ?????cs ??? i,]"v' him from
rrery "ena* af reanontibillty f.-r his fellow bmb. Il Ihe
evil i-nd.T with the nan himself, it wet* lamentable
enough, bm m, bum'**Hf* begin* a; t Bade wltk Itself
However fir nco may lemme hlmartl from his fellows,
he still continues an taSnoattai facto* am,mg them.
aotentlsl In bis absence as iii bia preasnea. Th.- nata
?' "li -1 !.!"..?< -s uni,alu,ul vhs* ,,f h-u: aii'iv. and of an j
Indltrldital's rcl.nlnns lo mun. It ls not 1 kc the len- j
imrary retltement* af Buddha fmni which he refereed t" \
i".ur the fulness nf ala new ur.' Into th* wanted rarrewla af
hm,.nlty li Is n,it Ilk., elder brolhcri-n-. thal ml**** to .
. it to ihe house hem*** rt I fsneled wrong in the
MvlebrstloB >.f a prodigal's retain, wkiek a tender father**
love <an easily explain, b*< ii 1s sn baleful and far
reaching In its effts i thal li produce* and perpetaatea I
ii, Rtdrlt of .-as'" in th.- wori I, that it render* tims,-'
gt-a eis'Tish lt li,,-upai ie of bdping forward the great re. I
Harm* that am ta pragta** and gender* hatred sad
habble and st,lt>. The cold-hearted and oold.handed '
?rlilcs af the world chill sn,-,, ty like Iceberg* from the
*0U)T seas. Tiny hinter the summer foliage and Ihe
ratoma fruit* Maltttade* di" nnreaeked ami aaieved
because of them. We* bo t" him who sa} n "1 am
lot as the re-t of men."
ill" KPTICACT Of Tin: OOSPKL.
K.M'th, The curr of such a state of mind. Haman
ihlloaophy h.is m. ni'dblne isaworful enough to reach it.
iu Bhaisaaey is aihaaaied in the attrmpt?eigsaltsl mis
irs pa* Sileas; brotherhoods fall. Tor gi"?t guilds
Lh.it have survived the shocks of ceiitinics have aol
\"ii a*l. ceiled w Ullin tbeir own na mb.'i.ship In crail.at
ine this ivii. Tho atnpeadon* conflict* of modern so?
il, iv n," bnrtS* snuggle which every gr.*', city wit
le-ss,., tudav. lli>- painful sbrh-k that MartlO* UM very
air tr* breathe, the sob of a broken heart that swills to
Heaven, ail tell of the failure of effort* lo bring Into lnv- j
lng nully the separate 1 Bambara Cf Ik* kami family, j
There ls but one agency cijiial to the mighty necesslly. j
It is the gospel nf Um la.rd J***a Christ, it tarnlahe*
th.- right sdaeaUaa; it supplies th.- right standard: lt
aucu.-sts the Hint comparison: lt directs the ca/o to tho
Inner a- well as (lie ont.-r Hf.-; lt tal gi TM an 1 elCBnae*
all alike; it bridge* ev,'ty chasm; rather lt tills ev erv
railer, BO* elevates to lofty tablelands nf life tie whole
ia,., af i.ian? distinctions of every klul disappear. The
rlOW* of th" Lori Jesus lu tb* mimi Sf th* l'lia;i-e<\ | lie
Burls of the laud .lesus OB his lips, tb* lo** of lb" ls.rd
lesa* in bi- heart, the aervtce af the fsrd Jesus n his nf.-,
md fl*S* his lonely place in UM Temple he comes to kneel I
seslde the bumble publican and with dusted hands and
areantlag eyes lifted le Um bord af Olary their v.,ins
..in in penitential eon fool on, in grateful adoration, and
n thankful pialse. while the msatc ->f slnirlng angela ls
beard main aw soping lu rythmU Wilow* af song lalo
lower ali and again proclaiming "Glory to Cod In the
klgheat-Prece a* earth, goad wRl to niau''
My brethren, it is only ta Um a eeptaaee and daily
Illustration of th.- Gospel af Chrlal thal tala pictnra can
beeoms reality in (.ur experience ar* shrink from mir
Lord's portraiture with pain, bm ii become* tra* of na,
when we retvird with aversion Ik* fallen ant foreign mul
tltules that Crowd "Uv sh.-res. TM wnrid has bOCoBM
a nclghborhoOsL vv,- follow the reportai tata the wilds
,f Sili.-iia, sn4 It'll.hie at ll"' f.-airnl Bceao* BC w ill,esses ,
n* keep pace with Stanley Ibm th* heart of africa; w*
sanger with tm busine-atrieken pennie ,,f Asia Minor;
W Indignant with the karaaaed Uul.gariaus; we
inter Int* ike ekangtag life of avery land and feel ihe
HM puNc of this stirring age. Means of Immediate
mmmauiesUon hiing taos io tao* tuc LnhabltaaU of tim
[lobe.
Th* ublquitlniis searcher for ne.vs. the greedy desire
lo pu''li-h for gain what UM people will read bring* Ul
?ur knowledge the doings of our fellow-men. W* Und
.'?ni extortioner*, unjust, adulterer* publicans They
liv* under liflVrent condition* from ear otra; their way*
?.llstasteful their habits an- repulsive; their theories
nf life an- destructive; they i.i" iii favor* 1 ani iii savored
ind we my a 'ii tat before we a-" aware, "I an) not
tie real .,f mea." Poverty breed* distemper*; li-.i.
polntment long eentlnoed brings a snarl In'" the life;
nppreaaion cultivate* reMetaaee t., all bia ; punishment
hu lens where it do-'s i,,,t reform; proeperitj modden*
the unfortunate; earrie** a--d rrimlnal agitate*! stir Ute
manion* of the lawlem aol the weak till elsa* is arrayed
against class und Individual Sgslnsi Individual The clean
bad refuses tbe un lean, the well-tutored tip holds no
converse with ibo stammerer, purity shudder* st thaine
lessn.is the heathen become* a barbarian and a i"ir a* In
the caily days, ani thus Christ ts wounded La thc house of
his friend*,
it is easier to reproduce Oil* Pharisee than we he.
I!e\"d. Winn we rob-gaie the poer tn in'?Inn chapel*
ind Real E i bait* aa we rather ii out luxurious
hui b.-s foi worship; when v.- drop otu money Ls the ,
?onnu nib,i, plate ss a top t<. the hungry maaaeo; when
WC ai" glad Hat W? rt,, nut have to mme In contact will, j
ii" fretted, crying, bleeding aouli ol ibe inworthy, w*
-.-. . ? far frnm this man Whom we despite The echo
rt a sonorous rall for hand-to-hand muk ts ringing within
tb"-" 11..:;.. ii aiuai h* preirded bv g heart-to-heart
ron (act Then the won at of Samaria th* demoniac of
(?alara, the Magdalen of the feast, th" richen* of the city
win each be readied and aaved, wk le the splendid spec
Urie of onltel humanity shall hush for t moment the an
rois' si,nc. as ibe beaven* ope* aid Jesus retanu ta
claim his rans, ic-J world.
Tin: sr mi at ti; in tyr.
English views uf American Institutions formed
the topic ni ti. W. Ss London letter in I'm*
?I'vmv 'I'ltiniv of yesterday; E. C arrote from
I'n.s ,,f M. 1").-pi. l's rc .-ut i'i..tum with the
.'/ur; a Berlin correspondent told of the demo
sratie soldier, Priam William nf Proas-la; a Vsl
raualso correspondent described Robinson Cru?
soe's island; General Brisbin vu te of the devel
ni -ni" nt, of irrigation in the Weat; u writer gave
s.,m.' persona] memories of Washington's Birth
fluv cl. luiit ions from the tim"s of Jefferson
Lu Van Inn-en; Mr. William Winter contributed
un historical .'ind analytical consideration of "A
Midsutniii r Night's Dream"; thc Bpeaert eol
lection of paintings was critically reviewed; booh
t'.'\i.-ws comprised Bancroft's "Mexico" and half
n (In/cn new novels: then was ii sic,-tell of the
famous master of "Tim Gunnery"; othci feat
ana wen a story, " A Tumbler of Milk," Wneh
ingrton gossip, From Many Points of View, Thc
Iii ntr s, The Fashions, Ari News and Conunento,
Military Doings, The Week in Society, pe ma
sketches, etc Leading news topics were these:
Foreign.?Sat isfiirt ion is esme seed ni London
st the prospect of a Fisheries rreaty. -John
linois-". M. I'., was released from Tullamore Jail.
- Sn- Henry Holland whs raised to tbe peer?
age. ------ Thomas R\liurn Buchanan, the Glad
stonian candidate, was elected to Parliiament from
the West Division of Kdinburgb. -? Russia'*
demsnda napecting Bulgaria are considered im
nossibleof consideration. ?~.? TheCwrsru Priuce'a
lymntoma continue to give Immediate anxiety.
I><,iii"stic.-Kx President Smith, nf the Read?
ing Railroad Company, continued Ins testimony
l>efi,ri' the Congressional Committee; Fr. sid. nt
Corbin sent te Pottsville kV.ft.OOO to he diatrilt
nted among the needy fsmiliea of miners; Mr.
I>>wis stated that the return ol the miners was
upon an agreement reccgnlzing he Knight* ol
Latior and consenting to arbitration. The
accomplice of the murdeni. W. li Tascott* was
arrested in Chicago, - The shipwrecked crew
of the barb Chapin were ten dav* on the open si a
in a small boat, without food nnd with nnlj one
draught caeli of ii'esli water Letters by
George S. Coe. of New-York, and Iv )1. Simtilding,
of Buffslo, disclosed tiie m*nner in ahieh the
Southern avmpsthisen in Buchanan's Cabinet
were foiled in the eTort to transfer Government
linds io the rei.els. - The convention ol thc
American Shipping League in Seur-Orlcsa* adopted
ti,.- Tonnare MIL
? nv and Suluii'liaii.?A pulu- man fatally shot" in
Brooklyn while quamlling arith Ins wife..
Daniel P. Burnard of Booklyn tied.- Rumors
ni.oiii the format ea of a Nail Trust i>;iri!\ veriflfd.
rr-rr Three firemen were hurt serioiish at n lire in a
boa factory, :?The Senate Committee t>> inquin
into niists held its fiist smsion at tl"- Fifth Avenue
Itt -t-. -I: next to not bing was accomplished,
Advocatea of cremation dbwuseed tbe objeelions.
Iceni and religion* presented bj the Corpora lon
Counsel cii'l the Catholic Chunh nptveent it ives
? The Stntc Convention of the foung llen'a
Christian Association* held import m* meeting
?? Sevral firemen aevendj injurrsl et a Ure in
Rew-Brans vick. = Stocks active with small fluc?
tuations, > I atina strong
Coptea may stilt be bad al the office or bj umil.
Blxteea pege*. Fine 3 cents.
OE FT! KG IHF. vol' F OP 1W- PKOPLI
i be str.m- expressions of pubUc teaUmenl In B nab
ly* in opposition te tbe plan foi drtggnrtei tte Brtdgt
ears with s'lveriKt-m.-nis have ajieadj sad ngeei.
Prmhlenl Howell, .,f ibe trastem, abe w?.- .1, ,,, ted
te i'i ike pi" itoga te the klgkesl kfektor bj tbe i.-soi,.
1.i-i. adopted on Monday, h.ts ats** tn n, ebaage 1,1
vMw* and ays: 1 think tte nu tea* nave - legal
l'"ll) fl. (lo as tn*] Sig, i,,,, viiielher ll I- advl tl.
Imf ls Hillel,C. Iklllg I l,,',.,| /,? ;|,., ,,.. , ? ,, , |, f,
lt does *ei folloa from ibal thal 1 favw carrying ll
out. The uiitiicr I,*., is-cn kater* Um iraatemi a lon^
lime sud aj;luirU so mini, thai I iuuukIu Ii U si 1,
take some ailinn tinallv in aette it, l abell ase kai
own discretion In legard le pul Hag ll Into rgoel ami
bafors artliir alli li.vesiig,ie thc advantage* und di .
advantage* that WotUd ls- iRVOlvad In the matter and
Will report to the trustee ihe remits, j believe iliat
HM wi ? ? s^, |ssnp|e should l>e iWrr-eil lo. Th*
1 !- ear ne" "" ter th m. and they sh-.eld decidv
a hat h . . in ihein '
li is hebevcd t hat th* Uv ic. .io' neel ad lae ob?
noxious resolullon at th t-lr n \l meeting
TB H PETROLEUM if A n K,; i
Kr.w* rajrtif tiik fp:i.i> kxn unvr;-? ->??- e?atn?t*.
Speculation in rrmi? rerUteate* siiii bmgnbtbe*,
SSd tlc ii|.'iuto|s for a fall ai Hmm Issi neck bed
lievv-s fniin the petroleum iiiintiy to irlve them en
eoeregeemut ii is not Bulisely thal for th* time
heine the trude will pile more attention tn Ile" de
vloptncnts at the frnnt that, to the BtrOBg features of
the fian sun rial poRlttoa in (act, there n a dis|osi
lion to r\s?i;eratr the Importance of th" field ti vvs,
iie.j th" Lear party is astecuragles this dMresltte* t.?
lis BtUIOSt jHiwrr. (Ut inn still forms a r-'iitrr of
uti:,Kilon. alli,ouch tl," results of tlc eora of '1'"
drill In that locality arr far lielovv the sani-iilnn rx
paetettoai entertained at the start of Ike e**Hei**al
over the nhl " Normal gebSSl Well." This week ought
lo produce developments more or lr-s d c'slve of
ilarton** iMportaaeo to the trees. At Baxonbarg
tben bsee been nc radical desretepmeute, bal Ike
output, ls larirer l.\ a Hill-' then a short tim" an sud
tin proditi Mon ibowi .' cld-d stability. At BHboM
iii? schiepei wen sra* drilled deeper sad fteaeted Ha
flow for a dsy or two. hut ll is noa- bael; to the rafe
prevtoa* to the drilling. Arnaud raneaalwiig Borne mt
the producers who have adopted a pottey of eelnSb
nes, iii op.,,,sidon to th" Producers' Protective A- "
elation are actlvo willi th- didi, and at Washing!**
several old wells were shot with lilli", plycerino and
Cave out Israel flow-'.
As a ml", however, the oil country ls pre-ty well
'?shut down.'' Evtdeatly the tsar perty l- aiming to
disrupt thr producers' organisation If fw-slhle. and
ono nf thr means used is to Induce the weU-OWSCn
outside of the agreement to stimulate, their output hy
torpedoing and to Invest their rapltal In new vriiliires
vv!th th" drill. Forti'tinn-ly th" men who refuse to
eulie with the jrreat majority of the produrlne Interest
In Heir plans for materially benefiting Hi" Industry
are llaMe to severe losses when their BOW wink rr
snits In dry holes, and the process nf tnrj>cdolni: old
wells ls a Wastefn] one. Nevertheless there will fcc
men whose dispositions will lead Hem to look so
steadfastly at tte dollar before their eyes that they
sro blind to larger ruins beek of that, especially If
there be collateral speculative lnletrsts to be serve,!
by possible depression and depreciation. On the
other hand, despite tl," ttospsret*efforts nf the enemies
of the Producers' Protect ive Association, that or
panl7.atlon is still loyally held together and the in?
terests at ulalie are too Impottant to credit IBS belief
In failure. ComleertBg thal pren*! apathy sf apse
nlatlon and the attempts of'the bears to create trou?
ble and despondency, the current price of rcilifiCate
oil ter tbe last few weeks has ruled with remai-l.able
stability. Certificates have not bern forced out of
thr haiuls of those who purchased them for an In?
vestment running beyond a few months' speculation.
The general geeUSC In production outside of that
?bat-down, the expansion of consumption and ths
certainty of larpe pureba*** bv Europe in ihr coarse
of 'hr neal lea month* an- general influences which
have led Ul an absorption and close boMlBg of Cer?
tificate* Home criticism ls Irv led against tb* Berry?
ing ratei Which have recently prevailed, the floor
loans In Nen -York Icing made at .small fractions of
tho storage charges, and premiums cvrn being paid
for the uso of goods fur delivery. 1 li" carrying of
certificates In bank or the purchase outright and stow?
ing away of Ceftlfleete* does not appear any moro
artificial than thc buying of Hillway shares and the
locking np of them In lin bo***. A shrinkage of a
nlllion bartel* a mouth In stocks a*,<.ve ground mast
Obliterate a great many ccrtillentes from necessity,
and as tba volume is eartalled those remaining ought
to Income more valuable. BjWsyS, Of course, within
llinlis thai villi liol cl.??ck the fire movement* of com?
merce. Can tba l>ears with ie BB PU BXpCCl cap?
italist* who have failh In tho Ultimate prosperity
of the petroleum Industry, when tbe visible supply
shall have Ih-" ii robbed of au ot pi ItlVC ina gu ml",
le fa. I.tate thc temporary apeealattena for a fall te
furnish a club for their ow n chastisement 1
ls lt not significant that the refined nil market i>
held whh such staiiii.tv and li mme* I Certainly the
outlook fur ike Amsrteaa trade cannot lie otherwise
than hopeful when the ci arter engagement* from
February l ts it beve amounted to 770,363 inn reis.
or i<~l..'?74 barrell la excess of the piim line runs.
Ihe runs for Hie Him sixteen day- of the month have
amounted to only 604,081 barrels, a daily average Bf
87,leO barrels, while thc dally average of the chance
for only mi' moro adi Ul ional dav have been 4A,C0g
barrels. The deliveries from February 1 to 10 have
l.cei> 1,144,443 bari els, or 540.403 barrels in BXOSM
Of the current production, and showing an average
per dav of 71,KU) ba,iei>. 'iii daily average excess
ni deliveries over runs has reached 84,341! ban-els.
Tor the next thirteen days ol lae month [from the.
loth to tbe -Uti,H. a similar rate would glee a reduc?
tion in (tuck* ol n?ailv -1 aiiiic) barrels. ll )-, pretty
sate to look for a reduction in net stock* tor this
short month ot about 1..,000 barrels. The pipe
lin, Uguie* so far in's mouth show daily delivei.es
equal io ike average of February tor the -ast throe
years, wb le ti- averag" ol tbe runs so far has been
21,857 barrels a daj under th.- dallj average la Febra
arv for Hie lasi three yui^.. in the following tulle
the relation .i tbe dall) average production to tbe
consumption (as represented In the p'pa lin" figures)
for February of the four yean from ls-.:,, Inclusive,
can ls* seen al a glance :
All ej., All feb, AUKS'... To r.b. lg
Barrel*. ISM i-si. its;. las*.
innis ...64.9-.i7 67.741 64. tM 87.1 SC
n?,..<rns. SM.'il6 7i.i hi 71.1-3 7l.fc.is
Ix, ? .- ??. t . i , s 1 l.-'.'i 6.701 :<4 iii
i.asl week's -ie. ulai'' n in pine lin- certificate* ea*
Influenced bv the ii dd news, which vee have i-f.rd
lo above, li showed considerable Irregularitj in the
movement ul pi cen, bul the extreme range of values
wa* u'.K a shade over ii o-nts. and the market elosed
bul i trifle nu 'e. the close of the previous two wi
i ded i h-' mai kel e ii ly In tbe trading ar I
brok* price' ir,eu bo m so 7 ? cants. An attempt to
cover carried prleea back t., the opening Uguie, Ai
a whole ibe market was dull, and us character was
professional In iii" main. I h,> aggressiveness ol
sp.- ii I at ors wa* on tlc bear aide, and holders teemed
cm i. ni merci) lo defend their position The Bcarrttj
of floating ern I fie at os was j feature, and it ia moe
'i an d Dintful if tbe short Interest was les* ned to uiy
material extent. As usual In every speculative mai
kel. lhere ls a dispute us to th- extent nf the con?
tract* outataud ug lo be lilied bj actual pureba ?? al
t.?? titue iti ihe future, hut there are many Indira
Hons to autelantlate the claim of the bull operator*
ihat the anion nt ls one of niagn iuds. As are n.iv ??
been compelled lo -a.'. in substantially similar te, ms
tor ih" las- tew weeks iii- lemjio ary (peculation fails
V"l to pie.en' s,if,ice ll,,'.-,'. ftltiactlve lo ll ?
bnyem. The leaartty of holders h Irattreed liv tbe
bruader consideration* of the situation presented
above, hut thr market rinsed heavy iii a reaction from
tbe highest points.
Tbe range of price* and He- total dealings In Ka
tlonal Transit certificate* ai the Consolidated Mock
and Petroleum F.XCh?ngB lor Ihe la-il three WW**
wen ns follows:
Weak Maded Kev 4 kwh, I in. ls.
Onenlnt. s,,, | .?, pi
lllkl..-ai. (Us, Hill, ...I
l-'.sr al . sis, s?,4 K)-.
rms: . ..I ?,\t ?f ii,
ss'-a, barrels.lO.fl'-'Ulcn 4.7.Vl.*0O 10 tP'.'.uiS!
? ' I-'SInz ld 1 at the Weat. Xi'.. <-?ata.
liclincd nil wu- firm, bm on only s nu.derate busl
ness. Cloting quotation* were ir'hanged al 751-4
cents per gallon, Abel test, al New v, ni h, l'MUdolphi-i
sud Kalil.re.
I'n i-hi h . ivioi. f-'?vi IS?PetlsvUsam Mrlr srtlrr. Vs
i ' 'i.i sit rertlflrsta* ,.peueii at s<i'? alga**
Uigl ..< BO i liinra*!, iii,
BBsnroKti, renn.. Kati ii national Transit rartlSeBtea
'"'i'i at I 1*4 ." I . I a -sk,, hilliest, flu. h,?reat.
?s,\. I len-a,.a. 1.'.",!-.(io,I barral*.
'lin-,ii' Penn.. Feb ls mj ti.,,,?i truisil r?r tl float**
eptas4 at b94j i highest. SO: lowest. 84%; cloted, B8s>
col lil CALI v in /,->- io-HA T.
?nrrBRUi Lovsi i u imbi k-.-.ji. r<?r? r*jtar*an. T Tfta
'I him M, nd v nu,;i.mi ralf
et'r*? mk toual .-is! i ii r>MM Befere Van Brant. P.J.,
Blair amt Harnett, J. J.-Noa BO ni >l 0. SS TI ss
s'c.i mi (ot M -rr.ru I i, .m pAut l.-i.cMti, Barrett,
J ( .*? <?? \iiiv , al*n lar
M I'HKVK ol Kl M'liullUili I'AKT 11.? fl f?re Ile .1- U.
J. -No* 5* n 4 rn:,. I ;o. 2| ,. ;;.:i, :..u. 53* :.-iu, MJ, Mft
..4 .. ...ii. .1 ..; :,;,s. ,'u;;: ?,.;,: j-,, -,. , j
?.fritraaroiTBT?ciBixn run i. No dar calen tar.
Ri rr.KKM ni i: t-i ii. in- I'ai.i II._B*f0reAailr*w*.'.
< Sse ,.U. V. n ,
ntTRKMI C?-l Kl-t llltl IT-PsM I 11.-liefer" lln-lllum.
ic i*r. - ? ? '^ u ta lil. :? -ii, i 107 i., i
etrHsai I'ouKT?ciKcerr?Pain iv. Beter*o'Bnrn.i*.
N..?..'.u,, :..-,-.:,.., m. , , -,, , -,?. ,,,,, .Ji;4J , ,: ; ;.,;.,,
IV". ?:?}?? ? ' '' '?': ."-?I lt?i?* 3056, 1000. 117ft li!**
, ,s-,. ,,,4 n-o. i,:'.-,. |44 | Kg
sijniuOAii. s i ol i.i in-.,if aaaaaaa, * wm of Wtlttan*
*. wail I. mil ,,; ,, ,, Vn n .la lo :n, ., ... *r|ll ol
hJi I, M S,|ber '.' |i m.: Willoi Phlllonlns r-, luersr il p ?
Bari mau L-ouit:?irrcui la-nt?Before l'i-c -Un "?- J-?
N?*s os |(i; j,s j.. -.?-.??"_.! ,-?, 21|( H% '..-.'I ?.'?::!
Bt/ruiea ooust?Taut, rsan?rasi i._g*for* o'fl**
-"-'-''-1, r?? av- 'j ?' ''"? *?*, mu. lin. iaa7, ^?-"-,,
..., '.,.u, i ina, n.%4 ; mw
SUI sion lolKT-TiiiAl. .sim-PsBT IV.-A,I|..SI e,l us
ii 1 ll -o
cammo* i'm- t?ni T*au BbSmb Beteaie?*r f
?Ts it, t io. ; ? ?
(iiiiiiiii L'1-?';*.-,-' 'st lu Trim -lirf,,,^ Vsn lU.-eeii. J
--""? ' .???? .? -? ? '", ? .a ,,".i -'. ,o.-i. ,,-... - ?
(17,1. ."..;.'. nil. iis., i.s-, .. -ci, ;,un -.?;, -M - ?. i:i, 710, ju,
6m. mu Tel ...
rm .01 11 ? ? int at tbbm Parr i._i!er?re McAaV***, 0, J
' i ' ?'i. *47 .'.17.
I in i "' 'ii isi'i. I*** fm, H. iiei.ir, VI.un. I.
N na 1. J Ba 'Jilli. Il'-', .li 7 M,iil HIM, HUS. MS*
.* ll H1SI, .HU .Ul I. ls "I 1*4 J
( in ,-"t .-i- I'aiai. 11 .... Pa arr III, Balara Kin ,< ti. J
Bo l.'-'V :? ?. lt'.'?>.. hf 6 I.- .? j , ,_. , ^. -3.;, 4.-CMI
mo -. i4v.% 3 ? -t. a* a i i?
. (il NI ol "imMi lliivtlM.i.. |,,o,,ia l.nwiaiice, J , ,iu
am ; ,ni n t'i vi'uri, ? nari* \0 I
. ? ai Ol '. ia?*l, iBasiiWa ca ? (tefara ' "' I ?
J., i.nil Aa-.lat.iii! tl.air. Hon., ..ru-a? Ns- I S.S. 4
.'.. 8,7, i. ', in, li. IS, ni. li IS, Pi..,,i,s,- Bes, lo. 17. le
1 '.'.??>. '.'I. ? '.' .vi. -M J.- -? -. ..?>.:'. .... ,1 *?,**, (4. U
; .-. se, i". ti. ig 11
c.ii ki or disrsi' aaesiun* I'isr ii._Mef,.re lllhter
alaie, l? ,au A-a,?Uiii Disarm) Aii.uiev Maw,n.ns N?s
|,X .1. 4. I: fl. 7 X, 0. IU. ll 12 l-l 14. IS, IH. I ? I* III
( 01 (.1 ? I '.rM-Kii s--,av I'* ii III ll Isis .Haili,,?,
J., mul Aat.ataiii.i linn ? , '.I'urnal Parka*. .os. I, .',-*. 4
I, 6. 7. m, h. io, ll. Iff, ia, it, ls, ni. 17. is, iu
[MPROVEMENT IN STOCKS.
Hi sri,rs nF A WEEK'S BUSINESS.
TBEAS1 kv OPERAI K?NS LAST WiXK-OAIM8
AM) tatTSSEB
Suiiilnv. Fi b 1 0?p. ni
I ne l sited stat.s Treasaror inst week received
fiotn eusiums 86,867,228 nnd from internnl reve
iiue 13,168,876; Urtel fiom both, 87.4 Wi.l ni,
against |s,S14,80l foi tbe preceding week. ie*
terday'a Tieaanry alateaseal of balaneea shows
that dunne Inst week. Ka nish balances were in?
creased ?i.7s;,:!or, by ga iircuinulatinti ju i's
vaults ,,i ?3,553,493 le i a reductloa of t?gg,igfj
in its ilcpnsjis in National banks. Th" Chanar*
in thc balances in thc Treasury vaults wire slade
np as feltewa: TIM nain of 83,353,581 in gold
bf ;? rcluci ion ?f 83,281,830 in the amount, of
outetanding eertiflcntm pins aa seeaanilation of
171,788 bullion; tlc gula of S77.:ii:t in lega!
tendcra by sa accumulation of 8377,313 ol Botes
less an issn,- of $:(i)ii,(ioii cenilicates; thc gain of
131,783 in National hank notes hy an SCCUmula
t-loa ot 187,508 of " nutcs in pro-ess of redeoip
tn-n liss 185,725 ,,f not.s in cir' illation sad the
lom of 1888,182 silver by sa issue of 11,811,788
ct ideates less an accumulation of 8812,583 coin
?ad bullion. As the silver coinage for tbs week
amounted to about 1600,000, the week's ad uni
shaorntiou from geaeral oireulstlou was only I
12,100,000. The fund for the mdemptlon of j
Surrendered N.it ii.rial hank Botes was reduced hy
the sum of $553,888, so that the "surplus*?not
cash?balance was increased 12,341,304.
Milijomi-d BiattM resiilt?ot veitoniav's statement
compared with thai of Ketenary 111
fek. ll. Isa*, gSB, 18, 188g Difference*,
noll ruin sui hui .
i. a frliflratsa
an I ll '".ooo.uiH)
raserv,-. ?ln4,n-,0"l3 *.107.4'i:i,RO3 Inf. 83.368.688
I'. S le,I,., l,,lt
r. rlitlrate*. IP,:.,*/, .Vi
Nat i,mk no'.o* .. 7,JG3'?OG
filr.-r lollara ul
bullio., |?.t ear.
t.neala*. 14,704,701
iu.'.*:..sfl:t I ia.
7,9*3,11*0 Inc.
77,313
S1.78J
6S.sfi5.--.13 fiao. 809.102
C*?b In Treamrr, ?1h5,i; i.(.J7ii 6166,246,768 Ino.$2.8,11.40
l"|"?it? In Na
I,-ns nana*. 5S.yiJ.033 88,146.841 Ii?c. 788,188 '
Tnf?l balance... ISSI, 005,303 8243.302,015 Ino. Jl.7b7.3O0 |
Deduct tor fiinlt
I" I 1 ta r- '..- .,
Nat. tunk ii-ta,.
In. Ililli,? n,s 5
par earn teal... i07.iai.7iia io.;.5S7.73t Doo. 653.oos j
K-t asmsaste i>*i.
?'"??.?134.4H3,.'i77$l3r;,S2.,Ksl lao. 83,841404 '
N-n lem - tes,|*r
(tTaattanel) ,u.
var salsa. 21.104.om ts.ni.Ml lae. 110,000
Total ha's.iea.... glM.aS7.SM $10 [*ss!s41 tue. 8S.431.S04 I
A Washington telegram waa quoted yesterday .
.'or the statement that the 'treasury bad sained j
for the neath 1132,888,000 "on belance. Its :
net cash balances anice .hu,miry 31, ii sseasurcd
by the Sgurm ol the monthly statement ol Jan- I
nary ni and hy those of yesterday*' statement*, ;
luive increased exactly |858,546. The net oana
I in vaults, over outetandiug certificates, le now
, 80,085,668 gieater than ob January ,'fi 'toward
winch the comat;'' ol standard dollars contributed
about 12,100,000), iind its deposits in National
banka now are |4,227,120 smaller than on Janu?
ary 81,
THE BANKS' CONDITIONS (OMI'Al.r.I).
By the operations of the Bub-Treasury in the
weeu ended Friday evening tbe hanks lost 63,
658,337, winch includes $.,.",u,i,oo beni te Cin?
cinnati by Treasury transfers Ths bean staie
I11: ul of ii veradis lol the vv.-.'k give* a loss 111
(ash of 82,880,480. An spproximation ot the 1
avenge ol the sctusl lome* ol tins week probably
would be about 82,000,000. The decrease rv- 1
porlell by the sin 1 men! ab,.v. 82,000,1. rt |
itecte thc abortege ol tbe statetnenl of February ll 1
from the actual condition of that date. So it is
probable that ths banka began the new ureek
yesterday morning erith about si .ooo.ooo lesa
cash on hand than the amount of the average of
the w.ek. Th) decline of 13.008,000 in deposits
is consistent with the other changes. The result
Of the stat,-incut is it loss to the " BUrplus" re?
serve of 82,205.000, and leaving it si ll .,037,375,
against 815,470,200 February 1'??. 1887.
'ihe changes ol the week of l"H? were as
follows: Luaus Inca used, |1,763,800; cash de?
creased, 83,378,500; deposits declassed, 8902,400,
mid the surplus reserve decreased 83,130.400.
The leena now ure 81,100,000 h-ss than on Feb?
ruary 10, 1*W7, and the de noel ta are SH.moo,ooo
amati* r thea then. The changes for the week
nf 1888 were as follows: Loans increased, |3,
535,400; rash decreased. 83,013.800; deposits de
er' :ts,ul. 8068.700, and surplus reserve deerensed
82,767,125. The loans now are 818,100,000
greater snd the deposits are 812,100,000 smaller
thea ott l". bruni-y 'jo. l Hsi;. The chanel's for the
w,<k of l s" h i were as follows: I...ans Increased,
88,668,200; cash decreased, 82,600,800; deposits
(b-erca.s.-d. Ssjiiii. .:00. and surplus reserve decreased
8".5 .'ie.'.'.". 0. The loans BOW ar" $41,-inn. OOO
(treater: the deposits jir<- 175,200,000 giratj>z+?t}6
the iitnouiit of mah held is 832,400,000 greater
iii.iii mi February 18, 1881.
So it mema that Irrespective of the amounts
of loans, cash and deposits, the chane's ol' lasf
week d" ii"t possess the phenomenal diameter
which luis been escribed to them: they are usual
to the season ol the v-nr. Yesterday's statement,
viewed ii its tm, I..ut, sud measured by any
nulli..,1 winch does md assume that money la i r
show and Bot employment, la a remarkably good
nini encouraging one.
Tb* following compares roe totals of yeeterdev's
statement wit h those ol the corresponding date* ul
issi Bnd 1887:
rab.1* ISSL Feb. IB. 1SS7. feb J*, 1**3
I,e?n*.$3-l'i.s0".M0 ?Urt7.3B().OH) g3nrt.24tf.4i*)
1 Poane . . .. 65.K4tf.rtOO 9I.(U*,2n0 7U lin
I 1-??mI tender*.... 1I.MM7.2O0 '_' .77.1.7 O :n.S"i..>
flatman* . B07.71 **. 1'fl 8ai.77s.HnO 882.90-t,flnn
| CtrealatMB. Is.'j.i 0) 7,646,600 7,881,200
The f-ilio v)ntr s')o.ts the, relation be*we>t the
total r"s?rve and tho lotti deposit* at the respect?
ive dans:
Suede . 888.S4S.SO0 801-617,300 a78.8IS.400
L***lt*o4ara.-.. I4.s47.3ira 21.776,703 88,S2i.2 *)
lotal rearrva. $s I ,734,800 $11.1,4-'J.DOO 8113.664,600
lte?i r?" reiiir.red
agV ,iey*>ii?.. 76.S3li.83S 87.044,700 83,787,238
Mirnls*. 86.867,37A 816.470,200
i*.?i on. r<--et tm to
,!,-,?,*iu i ??! rani 2u.'-'.1 88.87
Th* f" l"i ina ia Batntttsr ? *tat*m*ui m details
: Lani, i
tn.liter*. '
US' a*.
Less*.
' .n.w v ,,m ... to.Min non
I Mnntist . '..mp. j tf.105.lHM)
Men lia,,ta. 7. 12 10 I
Hts -mu'.' s..-.50 '"I"
America. l2>'aOtf,7UO
I'.m.i., .1.5-4.') '0
i lt] . 7 -7'i.,'i0
Traitranan'a... 8,i?Htf.8oo
! I'lieno.ni.' IS.4M5, 1)0
Han ii.mt* gs. j,.',;.i.70.)
1 l.aliatlll . (,167.000
' Hull,'* A Prov 1.903,6001
j Meell.y Tl.1.1'*. 8, OSoUU
urn nich . l.l79.ioit
i I e.uii.-r M*nr?i 3,10.1 '.("?'
SrTeutli Wari. 1,316,600
SUI. of NV* 8.621.40W
American Ex.. Is.3sl.n00
; vi.iiw
t.ei.i.ji'ii
e.udl.yoo
1.466.' OO
tf.U2.UOO
4.720,100
.'..'ii' ..?'i.i
3,612,400
Spec,"
l.iii I.OOO
U7,V87,?74
29.40
nenoslt*.
Piiis.laar...
I M-n ai,I.le ..
! rseitlc .
Bl le.tillC.
' chattan,.
l'?,|,|e'S ...
No Au,m.*.
I.'.iuoon '.,,,, lu.Oi u
3,277 h." 7?s o,,i) tf,H64 "'Hi
1,424.2 "I 7' ..sun ". 17,.,,:. ,u
U ill.i ,iu 1,339.000 7.4 I H. OOO
l,7tW,200 ti; 1...CI) lo,..;i.,,,.o,i
, in i ?_ uni) 2,n40,OO0
6,4,1.400 Dih.iion l2.4Virt.llsJ
.e'o.u in I.',..so ' 2,512.000
6,705,10* S42, ,0ii 31,59 ,-isi
O.M.SOO 3s5 iou 4.110,100
708,000 677.-(00 4,:;o:.hU0
aim.aoo ll ;.soo l,oio jin) J
X' .i.c'O '.'ls.(iou 2.1B7.0OU ,
104 - "i ile ."io l.ias.'joo !
707,700 Al I,SOU 2.7^?.6isi j
112.200 i.s.5 "i 1.366.300
4',4.7i") 27f,'H)0 2.906.500
S.?.i9.o00 2.0,10,(01 15,741,000
4.-.i.l.i. .-il") 1.1J...HJII I 3. JIU, 1U0
'J02...UO oi-o *u I ti. 49.700
1,619.400 7*3.100 e.ssi,4i,o
? 61.-soi), 2.'3 4W: 2,782,900
2, uo. .soo 872,200 y.iiJ.'>,.iiHj
1,1.".4,400 4 jy.SMMI BS2S.400
M.'.i.si.o 90,200 2.0S4.1IOO
e.!.'. .tun 24'J.Tu.i t!.25?,4o0
7r.',iis) i3.i)io,'..oo
3*2,SUU 6,0*9,000
816,700 3,1 oO.ioo
4'^n.n.Mi 8,877,200
2 .1.. i"l 4,;i.44,?00
Ts.1'00 l,6S3,BO0
U3.UVS 3.31ti,0O0
'.'si.DO ' 6.5113,SOO
ti',1.sou a,332,300
421, '.'00 2,130.100
4 -.'i-,l'l,1 l.fat*'.'..ll)0 2l,.HO,l;0O
6?,7;.aO,) J.lui>.9Mj 24,,56.'.oO
110.8 '0 15S.SJ0 2,0 2,400
8O4.O00 h. I un 1 ...??? -I
2.574.)s*9 l,9Jti.ooo iii..-4,;i(S)
1,6V4.U00 1,0*2,266 H.797.itfO
.'i.-a.tfuu 487.ceu 4,346,060
913.100 2*3.6*0 ft,,'<8 I.'.'IS)
8,268,200 1.SS..4IKI 1U.4 lu.'.IOU
l.iJi.soo jss.inn) 5.3SJ.KOO
267,100 13n.'.'00 l..:i.'.100
848.200 216,408 2.sl7.i,oo
6JU.100 13,.;00 8,726 (IO
492..IO* 117.400 2.4j9 LOO
1.984,2011 bo.'.HOO e. 91.SOO
7?n..0J 1117.2iH) 3.717.7,Kl
ob.UOJ 670,000 3.11S.1.00O
Ml. 4UO 41-7i'0 1771.000
684, J i
171.000
1,01 5,.,00
266,000
4!I-,,0'K)
7i4. ns)
1,027,200
16*.'
Uaaorar.' I2.267.0isj] 8,raSseu
IiiuiK . . 2,892.000 nos.rjis)
CttUeBS1.1 2.7*7.400
Na^ail 3,602,300
Mara'te Knll'n 4,359,3iK)
Bl Nm hnla* 1,916,SOO
SI,.* Jr I.esitle: K.-'ls OOH
i nil. KscUaar* 6,2( B 00
i iiititienta_i 4. i.-.-j,
OrMutai. . 'o',ns,i .nu
li, p.* I rulera- ,11.219.200
I I'ark . In.la.i.l's)
North BiT*r... I.ut>4,6o0
) a-i Iliv^r .... l,*6tf.4tM
1.nulli ..al.... IB 1 o.on
( run .al Nat.... 7.10\*4MI
; Sr.,1 N lt,... a 6i-.' O')
| .Nunn Nat. 5.35..-i
>ll?l >al. 'JO '.e.'U . on
Third Nat .... r,,(i'.. i 600
Nt Nat l-.x ... 1,429,000
Uow.-rr ...I 2,43li.'iiH)
N V I in li, lr 3,113,900
Uer Allll-tle.n 'i.til'a.jlHI
L'baan. 1.628,21)0
, 1- lilli A?. lute 3,H4u.7oi)
'.pi mau t.t ... aV468,60U
Uernaau .... 2,402..HM
tn tod MUlea 4,s26,600 1.0.1.100 il6.'.'00 4.5.5,000
tancaila. 2,4 is,.mo o-U.'-'H) 121.100 2,322,>O0
(?al url I ..... '.I.'.'.tl S ?) til's",MJ 21S.1O0 J.74V.400
Kutti Bal .' 1,405,100 .114.100 235.'JOO l.i?0".'*(*l
M.-tro|M.ii* .... 8,7 Ol,.100 ?4(i^'ll '^Su.000 4.47 s,,ni)
Wi il Sile. 1 s,l7 ,;ih> 2611,'.'OO '.Oi.TOO I U4I..SIH)
seali,..im_ 2.279.9O0 694.600 2323*00 2,htf2,l00
SlIU.Nai ... 1.73., Jill 4.1i.')0 1,4.100 J-V*O.400
I WMlera Nat .1 M22.30U 6j?.iioo L467.9U0 ,.*,4.i>.)0
Tba bank eaebaugn* at the Mew-XtHrk Uleenng
: House ?ag tua meek* mid ai tbe .\eaj-xors' .stock
BzcBange tor the week of tates ream etaapam a*
fol lo iv s :
ar*m*avtia*t- lob .0.1 ase. re*.is.i-st. *'r\,}H im*.
' I ii i.anvri ...*ijs3 toil s?* aO37.0*l,*oS m37,S*4,*SS
Jiu. ainu* aattt 8.436,8tt b*46,l68 .
LABCE K'vlLWAY EABKISOa
Including tbe mptsite neinmd belew, Tbs
Tbibi Ni. luis published Hie Bro**) earning* f.,r tbe
?c.ond we.-k in February ol twenty live railrouda.
Nm L-. 11 ol 1 In ni win. li ore C.|?*t*d vvitli the
Weeks Ol I*-,; i):,,| Q| |8sJ reluin an Uggn'gttte ol
1 81.al). '3 1. BgBinm 11,418,033 in tb* w-k ol
I 1867 end gi,:i24,548 in the week ol 1886; th)
1 ..m..*, ol 11.cease ls 8.68 on lt"<7 Kl"1 ' '??'' ""
1888. Bis otte-n erlileh are comi?red only with
1881 1,'ivc hu sggrrgate ol ?i".i.i..i, ,u,i,ust
; Sfe',',',01 111 I es",-an incr.-.isc ol 118,480 01 M ?
|ht int a letter t.ht. however, ol boa the
i-ailw... earning* have si..."! up Bsatoet deteva
1 mid ,I..m.m's fiuin the elrtaenta, sad sgain*4 the
" Bteahlag .,1 ratea" sit,.-.- .lu,miry 1 is a coin
! i4ins ,n el the perk*!* from .binnari 1 t.. r**>
' ruiiiv 14. Niiiet.'.'ti innis rrpoli for the period
i of tiiis var .rn aa n "i?. ol 80.570,100. ?*r?fti?l
?- ..' 667 in lhs7:lll,| j; v.n.sM iii 1888 I he
|m iceni., ?.. s ul ;?. 1- BB 1 " o'' lM^7 and 36.8 oil
l*9ii M\ otbr'' r?.;i.ls cm;.ir .1 ooh vv'th l^8'
I mic uti ttggngate ol 1566,838, Sgslael 8-'>l0,'. lo
I in ir.*; a gala of ?n;,iits or ?
sideline the . ondit ions, th rm r
BaL That readers may .milly
thenisilws wc print Hie list,'j
Jan. 1 !?> Fal,. 1* - 1 ss,;
Cairn, Vin. * i'd in. *.-,' ion
Canada Pm4Sc. 715. MM
C'tiie. A Atlantic. 101 601
Clue * Ea tl ll. 20'j,3'.'2
' tv*. Mn. ,? sr MU.. ?.>,i?>i sn
1) tiTer.lr Rt,, Urania .. 63H.U76
kviiiiRTlll- ,i I. lissie 71 7 4
I ons' l?l?:id. 226.241
l^ula. \??r.A. A t'lilc 173.803
Mi-v, an , e lt il . .. fS'J 41 *
Sta, I.ik sh ,v West. 1 :5."32
Xi.rfii k * Healern . 300. 41
N.u Hu rn Puilir . .. 7ft' (CM
I'oo.. |),-c. A I'.TjiiaTlile. BV958
ni i ...ii* ,t s,,, |.',411 ip.j ^ ,
Ht Pani * I,ninth. 9',. n
T..I.* Ol.lor." ir.il. 7.'. 74s
W rat H. V g penn. 368,4)3
Wi' idi Wvattin. 6(!?.o.,2
1 -2 per cent, Con
turns ure phetiome
ze the ellUllK''S for
ii detail:
IMS7
**2 18*
8*8,498
2HI.107
V2 ".IIS
2,17*. 157
H)>7.47tl
63,038
21' .4. 6
2('4.ii?'J
60-V73I
21-1343
3H7.'.'H-I
se i.5*1
ll-.i 7-0
668, H t
128,176
ls'". 130
?:?' non
6*0.996
T**lof if) romts.... |7,.-.6?.S4l SgSf&jfgT *9.579 loo
Jan. 1 te fra. 14-a ihh7. |km
' ease and lu mm cal _ rioixll ?'," H'M
t elurailo. lloeklna Vallayand lol<-d.>. 828,201 3*8.07*
1 TansTllle ai a Im'lan*rolis . 2 ' ?;'0 J..sm
Kin talon and Psasbrak*. ;i s.i7 15.SM
Tol. Ann Ai horan,I V,,rtli Mich iran.. 62.176 BkV'fM
wh Ballas se* lathe Kile..... 7s.*64 lm.&or
Tat*!Bl st* roads..$.Mi).74n $>8t!,935
THE GENERAL SITUATION,
We bare shown thal tin- ("mt tl Stitlcs Treasury
lust week io- ? imniat. .1 a cash balance in its vaults
of 12,628,483 and reduced its deposits in hanks
8766,186, emilio a ??.< gBin of $1.Too,uni). Now.
it is interesting to note that in the mum week of
18)-7 thc Treasury a. cumulated in its vaults a
Cash I.'hillie ot 14,728,620 and added to its de
p -i's ki banka 1485,682, making a net gala to
its total cash balance of 86,214.302, SgaittSt a
uain of si.Too.ti,i,i inst week. On February 18,
1887, the Treasury'* uet cash balance in its vaults
was exactly $2,384.63] more than it was yester?
day. In the year, i's creation ol' money, hy the
coinage of standard dollars, has amounted to
about 134,000.000: so that by Treasury opemtiona
the amount of legal money in -cm ral circulation
has been incieased some 131,500,000 during the
twelve months, ami by Imports of gold 833,000,
Ooo. and bv our own | ronuef of <*ohl some $',?T>
000.066. 'i'll- Treasury'* d.-;-o>jts in National
banka yesterday arete $40,138,198 greater than
on February m. ins;, making tim total net
balance* in vaults and bunks vestcnlav $t*J,52?.
7'?7 ?T";iter than one year ago. or. deducttne the
silver eoinage, about 88,500,f,i?0 greater. Thes??
are fact* wi ll worth ronv ni1 > tIn". breen** it teas
about this time last year that the senseless line
nod erv of Treas,irv BCCUUtula*ions of cash bemm.
The " surolns" balance of tin- Treasury is increas
imr by the payment of debts from current re?
ceipts, nut as ls shown above, i's md cash balances
arc little ebanired as vet There is no qu**tlon that
'1m hill ati'lo rzircr th" See,- tup..- ? ,, ?s ? the surplus
for the purchase of bonds a, jl] )?-cnme n law.
It has been shown that the hanks' loss of cash
la-t week aaa spproximately the same as in tim
week "f 1887 sad 1*m>. Br reference we learn
that the loss for the week OL1887 srss attributa?
ble to tim same cause as that of last work?Sub
Treasury absorption?while that for the eeek of
lMft; ara* due to geld export* These items sm
worthy of mention now, becsnm from certain
publication*, and from Indications which we see.
it si cms probable that another attempt is to he
made to create a scare shout Treasury absorp?
tions and tight mosey fer effect at thc Sloek
Kxehnnge. with nearly son.noo.onn more legal
money in the country than there was a year atco,
it ought Dot, and ptnbuhlv will not,, succeed a
second time with bank ami trust eompBUy offi?
cers. In th,- meantime money, despite last week'a
burk loane* of cash, eontinuea easy at 2*2 1-2 on
call, al 4 per cent for three to six months' loans
on collateral, and nt 4 l-2a5 |mt cent for discount
of nood commercial paper. It should he remarked
lure that th.- city banks, as a rule, never l"iin
much money on time on Stock Exchange collat?
erals.' Such loans are made by trust ead insur?
ance companies.
Tie railroad eurninirs report'.1 above apeak of
the general situstion outside of tim speculative
marketa; they tell nf lergr movements despite
vv.Mili.-r and railroad wills. The (inures ar-' facts,
ami not fancie* noi tl:'erics, st id ihejr contradict
all pessimistic predictions Tim unusually lar^e
absorption by investors of railway in,mis since
th-' new year bespeaks a eonrtdeaee In th.- si?ua
lion thai belittles the transactions at the Stock
Kxehnnge, and does |,u"t a matk sgainM Stock
Exchange methods. The proposed scheme fi r
the orer,thin of a statistical department at the
Stock Exchange, nader 'he charge of a cihim
tent arid trustworthy auditor.to fathom the depths
of railro.nl reports ami their secrets, meeta with
general favor; i'm only .twwhnc'i is ihe < ustion
ol' its practicability, and few persons believe it
mn lie succ.ssfiillv carried out.
A BETTER TONE IN STOCKS
Thc week opeim'd at thc Stock ExobaBgB with
tininess intensified, so that on Tu adey ihe total
transactions aggregated only 4 7.ooo share*. Them
was m. marked depression in tho values during
the two day*' dulne**> L*ooking nt it from a
speculative point of view, and supposing that
tbere was a "bull" party mn ni pu lat mn the
market, ii would seem as if dulaom was cleated
for thc purpose of inviting "short" sales. ('?!?
I tain it is that the market late in the week dis?
putes the theory advanc-il that "it was the
j magnanimity of tim ' beam' in not pressing sinek.s
on Monday and Tuesday th it averted a panic."
Ii is moro probable that after the lust four months'
.xperientv tlc- lesson had be n li Bined that " shor s^
put mi ;i dull market, reaped a quick lo>s. After
Tuesday them was a betterment in the ait ustion,
a development of confidence, such as eecmed sit
the c'osc ol' business Tuesday night never again
could 'onie. * The Tribune, however that even?
ing (ploted the market as closing strolls?: and
from that time them waa a a^aoual Improve?
ment in valms. with executions here and them
?the effect of "bear" tact jes-to cheek
the advance Tlc sett lenient of the
Keading strike ami thc evideBt
disi?,s;tion on the part of We*ta?rn railway
managers io return t" their legitimate busineaa of
running their trus's for the benefit of the owners,
and ii"t for their persons] spite or their private
stock speculation, "f codra* help mattera along
mater ally. The "beam" now hiv,- ni view tl"'
threatened strike of miners in the Lackawanna
and Wyoming coal districts and the delny which
must necemarily occur in arranging mattera at
th- West. As to tin- Lackawanna and Wyo?
ming strikes, it is probable tli.it ihe companies stud
individual owner* would welcome a two wicks'
lay off. They have been running full time since
January l to fill un the gan in the supply of coal
caused by the Reeding * rike, ami have neglected
necessary " dead work," which must be done.
On the otlu-r head, the mineis of these districts
need to remember that their fellows .,f the Schuyl?
kill and Lehigh regions, after s|rikes of seven
week* and four months respectively, arc not well
prepared toaupptrt them iu idleness, ii. will take
time to arrange mattera out Weat, but it ls safe,
tn say that tin- work begun las.t week will go uu
till peace is fully restored.
No om- at all conversant with simulation ever
raises the question of a difference in the legitimacy
ii. i '.vein buying stocks ob a margin for a profit and
Belling timm for a profit on a decline. One side
of the speculation ls as legitimate as the other:
.but neither is lcerit'mato or lawful when, for the
' purpose of accomplishing its ends, it resorts to
the distoitlng of fact*, the manufacturing of
news, th" starting of false ideas which imperil
tim general busineaa of the country, and to sb
aolute lies. Such methods are ns disifraceful to
" bulls'* ns to " bears," and usually accomplish
no permsaent profit tu the side which uses them.
The ?? know-alls'' never do it.
Subjoined is our usual table, including the
number ol abac s sold of all stocks, highest, lowest,
ami neal, together with the final prices of a week
ugo, prefixed by the prices of February 19, 1887:
WEKK..T RAM)*.
ITOCW.
I *>-ri ax kaus I Final I
Ka'.. I-1 Feb |
10. Hull boar- I Final I ll, I
1*87. est. eat. Fe 18 IMS.!
Alb * Sus .-1 .. I
A.ti li Ten A R Fe' ?s
Allan A Pacific.. I'i
fanaila Souita.... 40 I
Can I'aclrtc. HI1*
14H
Ill's
6-1
so
Central of NJ.... i 71
Cen PaclBr.I SlV
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?SB per cent aaaeaament BaMag
T'te following wero >atui-t?y'* .jjuUt.ou* fen uullttaal
a-, ii- l -a :
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ll a II di ? Ul!*
?lock . %
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Ilrnukirn KletJl'k 38
Duluth. Ho Skater
aa,I Atlantic_ 12
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Dooli nret ei'k %
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inlet's . 27
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Mexican Netlon?l
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CLOSING PKICES OT BOTOV STOCK*,
iSBIOB. Keb. 18. issi
Yesterdsr. T*<1ar. Yeatv-r-lar r?.|ia?
A<*T?o RR... 07% M Wi* Cent lt H
liestenA tiha'r Univ* lo ?'-, pM.
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Ctn Maa mt Olitm 1*% 18% irankuo...
Inst, ni Kit.... 110 117 iHaron.
l.astem Kit ti. 120 .... Oacee.a.
Flint** Pera H. 24 .... 'uuibct .
Flint .* P Mufi tai1-, .... 'Hell Telaoioiia.
Mei Oa* con... 14% 14 % Hoator Lin'
?aietlciii Central i Waler Power...
lat M?r H'laii Efl% .... I - * ,-.
N Y A N Kuri.. ks 3? ,Maa*cMUt,. 20
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(Anio, vim! vms and cine ina
1S"8. 18?7. I*."*.
Nninlier of nil'e* .. -.60 285 2*
g?i,ucl nee. lu Feb.. 16,774 tl2.i,4u I ??
lan. Ito I oh. 14. I2.B08 13,486 81.188
CAVAtllt* PACIFIC
Nninlier of ijule* .. H.ftoO 4.137 4.47*
Se,u?u w.-ek Iii Fm li. lt 12.000 flHO.Oi'0 *1hsis*J
j.u. 1 tuFeb. 14... . T16*SM ti-.U8 l.lat'SI*
( iiicaou tue in urru .
Nnm'ier of miles.... 288 288 2**J
!>.,.,!, 1 weak in *%?. 127,668 *3H.o-.d *.i;l sTS
J.,n. Ito Fd'. 14 ... lui.aol 21i-.lii7 209,7*6
CHICAGO AM> BAsUCS* )..I.IS<i|S.
Nu 1 har of iii lea MI 251 ?ll
se, .uni we... 11. 1 vb. B3s.d*8 fSgaai 63*.676
Jan. 1 lo Feb. 14 .. 202..U2 M6,*l* 2.,... VJ
1 lia'AOU AM. IMUlM 4.'- "Al.
Number Bf Batta* . lit) 14*
M?,?i wc*. In Feb. $14,171 r^l.'ol
Jan. 1 to F.-b 14 .... . 49.061 7D.0JVJ
. Bl I Villi B, ll"( KINO VAM KT AM. KII.F.DO.
Number ot isil-**.... . 324 564
Bscond ws^li iii Fob. . *>IH.(-?7 s<,' - '1
Juu. 1 tu Feh. 14. . 3-S,.'02 2J8,?7J
Kl.soST, N ami IBUBBBkBB
Nu ir hov of miles_ . HS IIS
Bceontl ?esH ia Feb.. $1,1-1.3 Jail
Jan. 1 to I el.. 14. O.S37 15,?;8
Lui ISVII.I.K, NEW-UKANY AM. (ItlCAGO.
Number of mila*_ 421 620
s-,011 I week lu Feb. S'.'.'.uo'J riit.iuft
J,,,1. 1 to Feb. 14 ... K.i.o.'d 204,0s2
SIEXH AS 1 IMII.ll.
Nnml.er of mlle*.... 1,234 1.2'ifl
se,.. i,.l "eek in Keb. $7<72s $10M4?
J.u. 1 U iou. 1* ... 4,-.-'.*I2 806,711
IT. I'.aLI. *ND DULL III.
Nnm'ier of nniea ... '."Jj 2_'.>
6acoi.il we*k in Keb. $l6.n*d $19.8.0
Jan. 1 lo Fob. 14.... Hu.eU 12o,17d
H AlIAsIt u 1 *TI ,.N.
Nii'iil.erof mlle*_ PM sm)
s.,-,,1,-1 ?e a iii F b. ai 1 v.'.cj $105.0 0
JJaa. Ile Ball... 864,008 6.i.',?i<5
ATI.ANll. ASH P.KTI li .
Nnniher of mlle*. . ?18
'iratwaaklB Full... . $41,789
I Jan. 1 to Fen. 7.. MsvgSa
CAUSOBBI v -olUH KN.
Niinb?ro' m lea... 271 278
First weak in Fob... . .
Jan. 1 lo Feb. 7..... . .
. |M IVVAT1, RU IIM'iM) AND FT. WAYNE.
BB* tier of mli-?_ I'I 91
rirsl werk in len. . 66,IM $8'<18
Jau. 1 to Foi.. 7. .. 2.i,'.,;il 8.i,7,rJ
1 IhTLLAall AM' klARIKVlA.
Nniul.erof mi'e*.... Bi) 99
First ae k iu F*j.. . $5,179
.Tau. I lu Fri,. 7 - . 28,644
cot Clint's, COM I.VNin AM> MIDI AND.
Nnm',?ref miles_ 70 i'O
I' 1 ai w.ek IB Jan-. $t,s74 M.743
Jan 1 to Feb. 7. 26 978 85,24)4
KULASUKR s|sif\|.
Numb-rut mlle* ... 1.1 M 1.139
Pint work In Feb... $'".-.>4 6121,531)
Jan. 1 to Fob. 7. 6.?7.o38 li'.'O.lliJ
.;riMi 1 Csu (CANADA).
Number of mlle* ... MIS 2.SM
S**| i.-ie.i Fuu. 4. 8374.723 $3*7.45:1
Jaa. 1 to Feb 4. 1 '.8n',359 1.407.9*0
KKuKi s and aasTta*.
Nm,,ber of mlle*. . US'
F 1*1 wok lu Feb... . SO,--49
Jau. 1 lo l-Vt, 7. . 30,504
l.iI'lsTII.l.S, EVAS-MILE AND ST. LOP 18.
Number ot oiilea... 2^4 254 2H
Kirai wce? in Fen... $1',,305 $17.1.-.0 rs"-'.-'U
J a 11. 1 to Feb. 7- 71.408 81.477 97,81*
\AH IsV'lLI.I., NEW Hill EAS* A.M. TEXA*
Numberer mile*..... 611 611 611
Klr?l "eek In Fell... . $48,272 1*0,661
Jau. Ito Fe ,7 .... . 281,3.14 280.&H
KICHMoM) AVD ITSSI POINT IKKHINAU
EkAummmA a*** Dtutatll*
Nnmherof mlle*.... 774 774
First wea tn F.-b. $103,675
Jan. 1 to Feb. 7.. 444,714
rtrgiitie .Viilliuiit.
Burnt,erof miles.... 865 855
First werk ia beb. *26.600
Jan. 1 Ul Feb 7. 135,?*1
i'll.?Huttr, fiAumbut and nwiln
Nnmherof mile* ... . 373
Flr*t week in Fob. *30.7o0
Jan. 1 to Fe*. 7. . 89,274
$;6.P).
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733.0?*
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107.77*
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lou.171
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70
86,7*1
2.'. 46$
1.138
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70i.do6
2 9*4
1368 -.4
1.3. 1.0.1*
144
?M.437
36,027
. s.92i(
fol um bia ??of 47rrrur,/(i.
Nnmherof mlle* ... 2?d 29?
m ral wa-k In Feb. ?19.200
Jan. 1 tu Feb. 7. oJ,5so?
ig**6*ra Svrih f.'itrottna.
Number of mlle* ... 274 290
first w.e. in Pak. 6119:5
Jan. 1 io Feb. 7. 81.664
ll ***Ya*t4**Jt, olii'i SN* Watrrn.
Number of mtlea_ 60 60
Firat week 111 lob.. 69,306
Jan. 1 to Feb 7. 9.727
Anh'rillr anil .SparUinulturg.
Number sf BtltoB .. . B
Flr*t w.-ek 11. Keb... . 8675
Ja... 1 lo Feb 7.. . 3.0..0
TOLEDO, r KOKI A ANI) WK8TEKS.
Number of mlle* ... . -47
First week In Heb... . $18.2 18
Jau. 1 U. F*b 7. 90.S83
?78
*110.77t
600,666
8*6
$32,400
16d,236
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78,0*4
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9.71*
70
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Ki.7.1
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? 16.874
89.4*4
FTKOPKAN FINAICIAI. MARKKTS.
r.oTuoi. Feb. 1* -2 a. m.-Conaola, 102 I 18 for moa*r
??ul ln'j-% f.,i the a. .-..unt, I'nileiis aloa ? par oeut boii.ta,
12*. (to. 41-. l()*% . Atlaiiii, .:I| Uren VA'eaiern Ord
BHMlBaSB tr,.atm-*' eeiitn.iai--*. 37s,. Atlantic an.l urea*
Weetara aec.u 1 ui..riii*ae iruaieoa' ovrtitlcatea. 7?* eau*.
(tlau Piclfi.-. -?'.)%, Bru-, 27'.. ,lu. sec/iud consols. 101 V, ;
st. Paul Comm,ia. ts t. New \,rk Ceuir<l. 110% Kea.lui*,
X\\ llU'tsou'* BaV c.,muan,T. M%i C*,,a.ian Norlkv
s.-vii 1 in I 'u.upaor. 8%; PeauSTlvaala. M%| Mott
ran "itin .rr 47 v. liouoi* ceufal. 120%. hpanieh 4*. -
Har a Iver a , 1 <.'*i at 44. BM oiiiue. 1,1,1 alv..,< quot*
3 ii-: 1 ant renie, at 81 irano* 96 eealin.ee for tb* accouat
ant .-ri-'.Aiife cu. i,on,ti.,, at '.'?> iron:* .7 ,'.<i,ii,naa for ohock*.
Krui is. Fe ? IS -'Ibo state 1,em of Uk* lmi>*r.al Rank ?r
i,.i .ur (how* an tucreaao m loecieot 12.920.ISSJ .unaa
Abort COLDS.
From Tht Mrituh Mtilic tl Journal.
Kiii'iis'iu'e lias shown uh thai lt ls not so mieh th?
absolum low ness of temperature ? li 1 1, (Ives rise t*>
i'u'il.s as au,I leo chances from a M^luu to th>* lower.
1 ba rixon of this wuialiiexl unknown till tba recent
researches of Professor Poteelbrel cleared up tho mys?
tery, va ben enid ls applied to 1 ti ? surface of a aeaJthr
animal the cutaneous v.-ss.-ls contract, and uv thus
coi.tlnluir tbe l.luo.I to UM Interior of the body prevent
IU cooling and pirserve the tempeiature of the vital
organs, miles* tho application of cold be rot,tin ed
for a coi.siilcrahle tune. 'Ibis ls not th' rase, how
even. when the animal his be?u previously ekpustvt
to warmth some time tsrifore. The cutaneous **B*Sbl
become pinalyzeit by heat, and reuiniu dlated even
aftoi ihe cold has been applied. Ibo blood ls thu*
exposed over a large suitarn, and becomes rapidly
ronlo,I. even tboegh the temperature of tbe aurroiind
iio.' ni.-,!' nu ls noi vurv tow. ( ouflnen.eni In a choky
? ?'-? hut theatre or Clouded halt room will have tblt
efl. cl mi 0 au. 1 rom such places p> opie pass out
Imo tlc cool o|,eu air. or valli aometiiua,-* p-.iposi-ly
place Ih-niselves In a il.-aft. 'Ile Moo.! thal ls roiim
10/ tbrtwlffh lb* dilated v.-selh ul cve.y pait ls rapid?
ly cooled t>elnw Iga normal, *e.l un Its return to th*
luterual orgaas cools them bj .ch niore quickly than
li ci i|,t baee goae baal liar aerteu simply beeu aa
Bea 1 lo 8 'ld without dilattun ul thm v*as?U by
I o. .oils vi a, 11,tb.

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