... s~eideootthe angels.', at -, w.m-o rly cpital are convertible w * M ?? n, ad economic Pt r ~ tis init, ad hecommon tr woO~~I rm irk-s i j f ?? -fit will not dispute over in .I coplld with my present hr pro-furs of dand tra -s 4irO Srpn I do not LroV;' ...

... generally went shade lower. Erie Ordinary fell s|. Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and Heading each realised former figures. Bonds, Atlantic First Mortgage declined Central of New Jersey Income Bonds were reduced $2. Second Mortgage relapsed $}. Philadelphia and ...

... in view of the reduced con- t ;he sumption and the added supplies of those c in- ironmasters who are also colliery-owners. a rm Meanwhile, however, it is idle to ignore i h h tlhe fact that a serious industrial misfortune I t t is imipending over this ...

... together by that strong'i bond of humanity, which appealed to them all, to c protest against the cruelties which had been o rm- mnittefi by the Turks upon the Armenians. This was in no sensea party question-(applause)-it c weas a national one. Perhaps ...

... if See had sh!,own chat Wuc couldI 'net thim cex tnuliture by at moderate i ce s f cixati; a. *n w-ariout n- iro with the S,~inking I'und u-e niould giar to Lzreip-. countries at Crest isues of our tiran cial erreogtiu - ( Hear, hear.) as to vi has sad ...

... elsewhere, is that the theory will not work t in practice. Nothing is more certain than that the people who are content to sink the C distinctive principles of Episcopacy and n Presbyterianism do not represent the average t intelligence of either England ...

... well. GENERHAL NEWS. London, Thursday Evening. THE GT1iWAYs- LINE or STEAsiERS To AssExicz-.-The first boat of the Galway Atlantic line, the Hibe-nian, is to leave Galway on August 15th, for Boston, and the Adriatic on that day fortnight, for New York ...

... on Satur. th -day the steamers Earl of Percy, of Newcastle, and the Weir, of Suuderland, were Da iI collision nthe former sinking soon afterwarde, ga1 but the passengers and crew were saved. The Zame day the Anglo-Indian, of Newcastle, was GI in collision ...

... seri rose well uD tzomeridian strenoth toxid w i z ?? r~lel~itingf it. Farmerweauldhavebeenglad as h , heavy fall of sronr to sink moisture well pi . . tii-, the msbsoil, and to cover np the as m-a:, e i' reraininrg in the field, sdome of w h:.ed Xufere ...

... lesson relates to the Trans-Atlantic steamer lane. On the pilot chart of the Nordi Atlantic the steamship routes areI not only clearly laid down, but are' accompanied by a note which .says: -The principal Trans - Atlantic steam- ship companies have ...

... conducted by municipalities or societies, or bone fide trade unions, was enforced. IXCOInNG steamers report severe weather in the Atlantic. The captains of the Etruria and the Paris reported that their respective steamers -ere struck by huge waves, happily in ...

... second-class, 68s to 60s; coarse and inferior, 50s to 55s per cwt,, sinking offal. Sheep in small supply; best wedders, Sid per lb.; ewes and inferior wedders, 7jd to wd per lb., sinking offal. CORK CORN MARhC.-White wheat, 9s to 9A 9d; red wheat, Ss 4d ...