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NOTICE OF DISSOLUrION-NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that the partnership hereto
the firm- name of Chenoweth g. Ralph, proprie-
tors of the Western Hosiery Mills is this 18th
day of October, A. D. 1888, dissolved by mutual
consent, said ChenOWeth assuming all indebted
ness of the said firm. All claims and accounts
will be paid to hun.
Witness our hands and seals this 18th day of
October, A, d. 1888.
DAN'L A. CHENOWETH.
ALFRED j. RALPH
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Southern Binding Statement.

Georgia road for the year ended June 80 is just
out, and, like too many reports, is most consptc-
nous for its omissions. It gives the gross earn
ings on 1908 miles at $3,77e,754; operating ex-
penses, S2,S8S,701, leaving the net earnings ST.
1893, O55, gain of 20 per cent. gross. and 27
$40 net over the previous year. What the fixed
charges were would require a committee of ex-
perts to discover from the report there being no
income account. How much the company failed
OF earning fixed charges is therefore unknown,
and. this being the ease, it is impossible even
guess when the l6,500.00O of income bonds
will come in for a share of the profits and when,
$27 soc, 900 of common stocks win receive The
dividends which shall determine their intrinsic
worth.
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The business OF the late firm above mentioned
will be continued at their old stand in Corners
vile, Indiana. by a stock company under their
corporate name of the Western Hosiery Mills.
A. j. RALPH, Manager.
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A Pittsburg Steel Min Changes Ownership.

"A Pittsburg Steel Mill Changes Ownership.
On Monday last, Messrs. Carnegie Bros. & Co.
assumed control of the Plttsburg Bessemer
Steel Works at Homestead, the purchase of the
plant having been contaminated on Saturday
Over $1,000 900 was involved in the transac-
ton. This establishments ranks fourth in the
manufacture of steel rails In the country. Only
two firms outside of Pttsburg turned out a
larger number of tons per month, these being
the Cambria Iron works and the Bessemer Steel
Company at Harrisburg. The works are
quite as large as those Of Chicago and St.
Louis and larger than those In Joliet Ill. The
P1Jtsburg Bessemer Steel Company's mills have
a capacity of over 900 tons of steel rails per
month, and have been averaging about 800 tons
per month since they have been in operation.
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w INTERPRETATIONS CLERK IN DRY
w goods, clothing or grocery store, by an eX-
perienced salesman; wages reasonable. Address
CHARLES BATIERTON, G0sport, Ind.
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w ANTED- THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
w IN the West the Weekly Indiana State
Journal. One dollar per year. Ninety cents in
clubs of five and over.
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Indiana, Bloomington & Western.
Denart-Pacific Express and Mall --...- 7:45 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. 1850 pm
Burlington and Rock Island
Express, daily, T. G.. HIS pm
Arrive Eastern aad Southern Express,
daily, r c.................. 4:10 am
Cincinnati Special. $50 aIn
Atlantic Express and Mail. 30, $50 pun
ST. LOUIS DIVISION
Denart-Mooreheld Accommodation $50 am
Mail and Day Express ......-- $50 aIH
Night Express, daily, T. e.--.11:l0 pun
Arrive Night Express. daily, r. Co.. 41O am
Mail and Day EXPRESS 5:45 Dnt
Moorefeld Accommodation. e.. 6:25 qua
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express Mall dF'r G 4:30 am
Atlantic Express, 6. and r. c. 700 pm
Arrive Pacific Express, g. and T. C. 7:lo am
Burlington and L. l. Elk, d'y
r. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 nm
Western Express. s..-.-...---. 100 pm
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w ANTED- GOOD SOLICITORS WILL FIND
w IL to their interest to call at % South Penn
sylvanla street, indianapolis, Ind.
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WANTED-CANVASSE IN EVERY CITY
w and town, for the Art Folio. new and
popular illustrated monthly Liberal terms.
Address T. H. EDWARDS, 1913 South Desplaines
street, Chicago.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TTNHE LION SHOE STORE IS JUST WHAT
i the people want to find. % East Washing
ton street. R. NJ. COSBY, proprietor.
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business OPPORTUNITY-ONET IN
ID terest in frst-cass manufacturing estab-
lishment in this city; debts; active partner
preferred. Address Manufacturing Co, Journal
office.
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO APPLY TO
w Smith Loeper, patent solicitors, before
employing attorneys. Best of references given,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Room %, over 20
North Pennsylvania street.
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XNANTED-ENERGET RELIABLE MEN,
" to sell Trees, Grapevines, Stubs. Roses,
etc. Salaries and expenses pad Experiences
not essential. Mention this paper. address LIE
CLARE & HERRICK, Brighton, N Y.
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IndlanapOlIs and St LOUIS.
Depart-Dav Express. daily G. Co.,. 1875 am
Paris Express .-........-.-.... 4:05p IN
Boston and 81. Louis Express.p $40 pm
New York and ST Louis Ex-
press. daily, g. ana c. e---..-1l:25 pm
Arrive New York and Boston EX-
press, daily, c. o.............. 4:55 am
Local Passenger. p-..-...-...10;O5 am
Indianapolis Express. -...--. $3.50 pm
Day Express, c. C., daily. 6:45 nm
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Ind annapolis.
Depart-Cineinnati, Dayton and Toledo 4:15 am
Cineinuati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York IL :05 am
COnnersvlle Accommodation. 4:45 pun
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York Express. -. SO nm
Arrive COunerSvile Accommodation. 8 40 aIu
Cincinnati, Peoria and st.
Louis ...---........-.-....12:I5 Dm
Cucnnnti Accommodation. $40 pm
Cincinnati, Peoria and st.
Louis ................-.-IO:55 nm
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TOPICS AT PRINCETON.

lrRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE IHlbeN'
PRINCETON, n. j., April 19.-The third term
OF the college yearbeg afteraweek Vacation
nsnal chapel exercises this morning. The a-sosorphs
tonic of conversation present among both ndefgau
paes and professors the projected School OF fho-
ophy II IS generally understOod that Dr. heCosh mas
a we'll lnatured plan for thoroughly equppng son
department and report is current that CONSIDERABLE
norton of the 100000 required for this oect mas III
ready been promised member OF inc iaeuty III 0oh-
yersation with THE TRIBUSEs correspondent sHu
know OF some alumni who are Wiling 10 oohuioule
toward the endowment OF the Chair Of History aud Poll
tics and the trustees already in search OF young
professor of high scholarship competent 10 give S'0
ton in this part of the curriculum
So far as can he learned the Board OF Trustees nave
not been able to upon anyone to succeed Dr
s of the college DIR. Mccosh Will continue
his present instruction in psychology and the history o
philosophy ard If desired will add aesthetics TO the s
1t is said that there prospect Of an endowment OF
100000 for the Art School, which will commence with
nr W C. Prime and Dr. Allan Marquand, now studying
IN Europe as tine first professors Dr. Prime has offered
N donate TO the school his valuable collection OF pottery
and porcelain.
The preparatory school at LawrenceviIle with dr.
Mckenzie as principal and six sstant professors VIII
ha onened I'm Septenber under the management III
sstd mai there have been already 800 applications Tor
Admission The Hon. John J. Blair Is 10 hdu largely
10 the Endowment of Blarstown Academy, 50 as TO
NE II also frstclass feeding school for Princeton
The reaTements for entrance 10 the freshhh cmes wiz
probably be raised. -, ,,. .
very valuable collection Of coral The specimens nave
been gathered from all parts OF the world ana those vi
the madrepore class especially valuable.
Professor Maclosde IL D. has completed 2 new new
work entitled, Elements OF Botany" Tne book con-
rains fine results OF some important original discoveries
and the whole subject is arranged and treated III novel
manner. - - ,...i. a.
tended by both students and professors tue lsst
me citing Mr. Armstrong. of the seminary, read paper
on - GERS Ethical SYSTEM" general discussion OF
the subject followed aud participated In by Dr. Nc
Gosh and ex-President Hopkins, who was present py
tattn
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SUNDAY, April % I'm.

SUNDAY, April % IN
In the mining stock markets last week there were
few dealings outside of two or three of the love
price fancies and Robinson and Sonora Consoldatsd
the TWO last stocks were subjected to manipulation
which gave their prices wide fluctuations The
Committee of the San Francisco Stock Exchange
appointed to investigate the condition Of the mines
IN she Comstock Lode have reported 1t was impos-
sible TO obtain any reliable official information.
The requirement of the State law, that supsrntens
dents shall report all discoveries made with the
diamond drill TO the companies officers, in almost
every instance is disregarded; so that the stock
holders, while furnishing the money. by assess-
ments, for the purpose of exploration are declared
all knowledge of any discoveries that may have 70
suited from snch expenditures. The reports which
are made to the secretaries of the companies are
very meagre and treat only of the most unimrorant
work going on in the mines. From information
obtained outside of official sources regarding the
existence of concealed bonanzas. we are inclined
TO the belief that valuable orc-bodles have been
announced OF the middle and nortn-end mines
the report says:
Enormous amounts of money have been expended IN
preparatory work the mines thoroughly ventilated
the danger from water is past the water problem having
been solved aud the work now going on L. below the
belt and the mines welLdrdined These mines
spIendidly equipped with machinery OF the nDest
and most substantial character The mines are ope1ed
lean Ophir 8 1OOfoot level They have large
aId Substantial shafts and WINES aud opeled later.
ally, with Large drifts for about two miles aud so we'll
arranged and connected to make danger from fire
fornia, Consolidated Virginia, Best AID Bsicter and
Gould and Curry there block OF godpd about
1000 feet in height by over LOCO feet in wdta ana Gyer
$500 In length, which mas not, Ear has been
armed. been erosseut explored in any way TO any
great extent.
Yesterdays market was rather more active than
usual but the feature that of weakness.
Sonora Consolidated declined to 80 cents; Robinson,
after selling up to 50, closed at 81 cents; Little
Pittsburg was of cents, Hall-Andsrson declined
TO 125 and Sierra Grand TO l70. State Liaes
. and were unusually active at 5d4 cents.
SALES At rHE INNING EXCHANGES
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TIE CHRISTIAN UNION TO BE EYLARGBD
[nY rr1EGRApn To THE TRIDuNR.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUNEI
BosToN, April 22.-It is stated on what
seems to be good authority that the project Of establish
ing new Congregational paper has taken dennite
shape, though somewhat different from that which was
first proposed large amount of capital had been sub
scrbed to found an independent paper and able editors
had been engaged but overtures were received from
The Christian Union which have now resulted in a
formal agreement the details Of which viii seon be
made public The capital intended for the new paper
will be put into The Christian Union, which viii DO en-
Iarged, and will have Boston IA well as New-fork
Office Dr. Lyman Abbott will continue 10 be edi0rln-
cnef and will spend portion OF hts time at the Boston
Office where he will the assistance OF several gem
teIncn OF prominence New England religious circles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
PERUVIAN PORTS BLOCKADED.

A private cable dispatch, dated Lima, April
co. was received In this city Saturday, stating that
Tomas and Chaa had been blockaded. Joseph G. Tracy,
the Peruvian Consul in NewYork, said 10 TRIBUNE TO
portsr who called ON him for information;
IT cannot say am familiar with the Of either
Of these ports which In all probability small and
NOT of much importance. As suppose you know, the
Chans have held practical possession of the whole Pc
ruvan coast for the last two years They are In the
habit Of allowing vesseis enter certain ports for some
time and Of then suddenly declaring the ports block
Aded and refusing admission all foreign vessels
ths hAs taken place IN regard 90 theplaees
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NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

CINCINNATI, April 22.-Yesterday, the long
pendtng negotiations between Governor Underwoods
new paper The Ee,cs and The Morning Journal for the
sale OF the latter the former closed the change
TO take effect May price $4,000 for everything but
material ana press This to The Netcs an As
socsted Press franchise the journal succeeding to that
of tbe old the latter consolidated with The
Commercial Ia January. The backing OF The News COM
prises some OF the beat and wcahiest men OF Cncin
natl and ITS outlook IL regarded as especially proms
lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

Bullion valued at 1898, 900 was received in New.
York on Saturday from the mines, making total
for the week of 100000.
The total sales of mining stocks in New York the
past week are officially reported by the two ex-
changes at 342, 400 shares.
Little Pittsburg official report for the week
ending April 10 shows: Ore shipped, 2Il TONS SGT,
tied for, $50 tons balance shipped and unsettled
ier 37I TINS.
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from Chicago were smaller last week than for sew
eraI preceding weeks. The following shows The
tons of each article named carried out oil Chieago
by each of the Eastern railroads last week; the
total tons by each railroad for last week ana III Tue
corresponding week of 1882, and the total IONS Oh
each article for the weeks of 1883 1882 ana 1901
The railroads last week carried 6.5Oo more ,ons
than in the week of 1892 but 35,562 less tons than
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OF eIports....... s3742osO2 s5.764sl6 ss9.645,2os
There is little in yesterdays bank statement OF
the averages for the week that calls for extended
comment or analysis. As the balance in favor OF
the banks of the interior movement of money for
the week was very nearly Offset by the Sub
Treasury's net gain for the week, the figures
C$72, 1900 published yesterday for the
total reserves approximate the true
condition both of last Friday evening
and of Friday week ago. The statement shows
surplus rcservc-measured by the 20 per cent rule
of 1924, 275 which is a gain IN the preceding week
of 1913 625. But il the increase of 1854 400 re-
ported in the loans is the average of an expansion
made during the last week and not the reflex of the
true condition at the end of the preceding week,
the true surplus reserves last Friday were some
thing less than appears in the statmen Under all the
circumstances IL important TO note that the banks
now hold $40 ,O04 100 l. IS cash than at the same
date of 1882 and SO, 929 100 less than at date of
1881; that the surplus moneys az the respective
dates were S9,049550 and $S,059150 against
1924 go now, while the loans now are $1.11S,600
greater than IN 1882 and $5,0S9, 400 greater than
in 1881.
The following the comparative totals OF
the statements of April ii and April 2l
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THE Mosr SUBTLE ENEMY TO HEALTH
EuRopnAN xARkEr1

LrvERPooI. April 2l-Bacon Cumberland Cut Jio sncss
Rib 65Ud PorK Prime Mesa sod; do ~ossern SOL ,s
Prime estern oSvd cheese. American Choics Vvh
od. for Mixed Old. rurpenunc Spirita Sevd go
Lard osloa cwt Tor Amerczn lkeatstnns-cosI.
Mixed Western Wheat STA 68l Id per ceatA ss
ifomuc;ub Slod sUtd fos aea Western sprinE ssas'
he'd Winter. -. ,,.,.rxsa
LONDON, Apnl 2l-spirta rurpsuunA 1904 N -
ianaeed ana Dor quarter Adnseco ou Exv Sssao
61u6. Z,
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SEVEN MEN DROWNED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-The schooner
Two Brothers, Captain Bake, hence April II for Salt
Point. capszcd last Thursday afternoon of Bodega
Head All hands including the captain and five men.
whose names are uDknowD and Captain Schernberg.
passenger, lost Tue vessel drff,ed into Bagra
Bay, bottom upward.
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SALE or 4 TOLEDO NEWsPAPER.

TOLEDO, April 21.-The Toledo Morning
Telegram aud Commereiat was sold to-day by j. H. Bat
teIe and Company to ]. NJ Comley. A. W. Francisco and
A T. Lee all of Columbus The price is understood to
be thirty dollars cash IL viii be continued
a re publican paper.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YonK. April %.
On no day last week did the speculation in
Pipe Like certificates develop any important feature
Business was practically stagnant large part Of the
dealings was made up by trading between brokers for
the profits OF the days fluctuations Aud in tho daily
movement Of prices no sympathy was shown with tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
SAccHARArE OF COFFEE IN A New Form

SACcHARATE OF COFFEE IN A New Form
NJ Pares In italian medical Journal describes new
method of concentrating and administering the usein
constituents OF coffee viz roasted coffee BEST Que
part, refined sugar two parts, with warm water SUN
Client or the purpose The coffee is exhausted, In eoa
venient displacement apparatus OF all its soluble cou
stiuents by OF the water the clear pr0"h
percolate Is mi ed with the sugar and evaporaed
temperature exceeding 1872 degrees F., In Suitable
apparatus dryness and finally reduced 10 powus,,
and kept In well-coscd vessels The proine, s 49,,
brownsh powder, Of coffee od0r, sweet shgusaS
bitter very agreeable TASTE and very sOlne ln
water. Dissolved IN boiling water, 10 yields very nns
cup coffee on being made into paste Win 'Iss.
canth M may be formed into tablets troohes tnes'
being q very CONVENIENT shape for use
The MosT SUBTLE ENEMY TO HEALTH
Speaking of the commonly assumed danger arising rom
tho offensive gases inhaled from street sewers Tvs
London Times, In long article the subject declares
the high probability TO be that gases WINCH
are offensive 20 the are In fact tue sss
likely be dcsterious II only account OF tie hsse
which IL made to escape from them and of the mposs
biiity Of their presence being impoverished Tue az
subtle enemy health, t thinks whether at hoe =, -
seaside, ls TO be found In the oftentimes eheS
presence OF what IL comprehenstvey terms hoasensns
dirt that which may be wiped ropl the walls s"o"
from the furniture. beaten from the carpets etc.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. SATURDAY. April 81. 1898.
EUROPEAN FINANuiAt MARKETS

EUROPEAN. FlNASCtAb NAB KITS
LONDON Aprl 2l.l2;30 p. MI 8 five per cent bonds
extended, 1851; Atlantic and Western
certificates 63s; Newyersey Central Con
sols, 10; Erie seooad Consos lVl; Now-Yorx Central
1904; Reading. 29lsi Milwaukee and St Paul common
1864
LONDON April 2l.-530 .. m-Paris advices auots three
rentss 90 70 francs 80 confines
Tho amount OF bullion withdrawn from Bal. OF Eng
land balance TO-DAY IL 2JUuOU
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mentioned in the dsrach which probably sent In
erer to prevent through bills Of ading being given 10
those pors Further Ehs hardly tank the matter
IL OF any political i'm peftSnee."
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MONEY SENT TO IRELAND.

WATERBURY, Conn.,, April 22.-This week
Father Walsh has cabled $500 to ireland for Land
League purposes and 81, SAL for famine relief.
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Statistics Of the Pipe Lines from April to data
MINES AND MINING.

The refined petroleum market was steady at decline
of e cent per gallon from last weeks prices.
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THE " FREEDOM or WORSHIP" BILL.

toward DESTROYING that system by forbidding the
manu- lscture OF hats in the State Prisons.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. April OPP. n.

SUNDAY, April OPP. 81.
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments Of merchandise at New-York for last wees
make comparisons which arc exceptionally
favorable TO this port; but principally because
il so happened that the corresponding wees
Of 1852 gave unusually large imports ana
less than the ordinary amounts for the
weekly exports The imports of merchandise
at New-York last week GSS,49IO0ll were
81 IT'S, s76 smaller than for the week OF 1852 and
were $40, 40 smaller than for the week OF 1881.
The exports of merchandise t$6,765,ssOl were
81 ,469, $50 greater than for the week OF 1857
and were $245.429 greater than for the week
of 1881. For the sixteen weeks Of each OF three
years the impcrtsof merchandise have exceeded the
exports Of merchandise as follows: 1888,
s3s, 4s9,37O; 1882, $50, 0997Ss; 1881, $l3,-
95S,9S1. But including the specie movements
the balance against the port for the sixteen weeks
of this year 500 545 POSI- is 81, 200 sos less than
for the same period of 1882 and IS SYLLABUS
greater than for the same period of 1881. But In
1881 the balance against the port, ut this DATE IN
cluded the imports of So, 373, 97o in specie.
The following table shows the totals of imports
and exports, other than of securities at New-fOrK'
from January to date, for three years:
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that received from the oil reg.oas. The Nm.
pie statement that, volume of ou,v
1239s 900 barrels. the fluctuations OF prices were h.
tween 02ssud 35c. sufces to describe the charaetr
OF the market. The closing prtce-9fsc.-was a.
above the opening.
Traders waiting for some decided action by tn
large specrlatOrs Whether be taken In either dfre
tion-upward or downward-therc Will be a largo fol
lowing upon its frat development. 1t Is notable thu
the market displays such steadiness a. IL has
shown recently upon so limited a husineas-
for as rule inactivity Is the destruetou
OF a bull market in petroleum. account Of tie
large charges that paid by persons who carry Oh
There were developments OF special Importance IN ia
Cooper tract or che Bslltown district and the itest al
vices showed that In spite of the opening OF the reeess
wells. the two fields again declining ia produce
ton. The only unfsvortce change IN the s,atisical
position was recent increase in the pipe line runs
which average 67,7i5 barrels dsy since April /,
The daily average or the deliveries has fallen from
$3.50 barrels tup to April 49, ,245 barrels .ap to
April 20).