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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05
Tho Tohncon Tonic.

SPRINoFTELD, Mass, Jan. 4,-The
Republican tomorrow will con-
tain summary OF reports
from the different tobacco sections
of the Connecticut valley, which indi-
Gates good crop, well cured, but
almo no sales. Wholesalers and
manufacturers have sent out
the buyers, as usual at this sea-
son of the year, but as farm
ers insist on last years prices,
and buyers offer only about
two-thirds as much. The market is at a
stand still. Leading growers affirm
that few sales will DO made
until 1t is known what effect the work
of the present congress may
have on the tobacco inter
est. Springfield manufacturers
do not favor the Spanish treaty or the
removal OF the revenue tax, while those
in northern Connecticut are for doing
away with the tax and only mildly
protest against the treaty. They do not
think 1t could hurt them for any length
OF time, and say ii a purely reciprocal
tready would pass, they could export
their own leaf to Cuba for wrappers
and bring in Havana for filters.
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A Literary Thief.

He was no ordinary rogue, no COM
mon Autolycus of the hedge rows, who
entered Mr.. Daugherty's library and
stole volumes, from / to XVI, Of the
Cyclopedie Britannica. This was pur-
suit of knowledge under adverse cir
cumstances, and the thief deserves at
least separate classification from the
fellow who contents himself with TAX
ing part of gentleman's wardrobe, or
a few paltry dollars. The
books taken from Mr. Daugherty
only Lace five volumes OF
being complete, and when the fellow has
read up on those h. now possesses he
can count upon the publishers being
ready with the completing numbers.
Perhaps he will visit Mr.. Daugherty
once more. These volumes contain
enough valuable information to supply
Fort Worth daily with fresh facts,
and, although suspicion is not directed
toward the editors of that city. it might
be well for detectives to keep an eve
open. Persons are sorely tempted Ia
steal what they most need, and who
needs knowledge more sorely than those
editorsp This thief, when convicted
ought to be put to some work less labor.
iOus than usually falls TO the lot of those
sent to state prison.
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SIDEWALk NOTES

The turbid Trinity is on the rise.
See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Block
Bros.
Gents Embroidered Slippers at Block
Bros.
Remember the crazy quilt pieces at
Bauman's.
Sportsmen report that quan are plen-
tiful this season.
Inquiries after overeoats were in
vogue last evening.
Just how long the shower Of rain will
last ~ a conundrum,
The game market is not so well
stocked as during the holidays.
The street cqrs are great convenience
such rainy, muddy weather.
The tramps are rapidly decreasing
The police made it too warm for them.
The building boom keeps up, notwith.
standing the lateness OF the season.
Special sale OF pushes, silk velvets
satlus and velveteens, all col0rs, ut Bau-
mans.
All kinds Of goods sold at the auction
and commission house of Fine Very
Fine, go Elm.
The rainy, disagTeeable weather con.
tinues. All day yesterday the rain fell
and the earth is completely saturated.
Tho washouts on the Iron Mountain
railway have been repaired, and regular
travel over the line was resumed yester,
day.
There are an unusual number OF stran
gers in the city for this season of the
year, and they are, ny a general thing
looking for property in which to invest
The holiness of the Sabbath day wa,
not regarded by certain parties yester
day. The bottom of the river was full
OF nimrods.
The members Of the Merchants Ex
change are requested to meet Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Business of i'm
pertance will be transacted.
We nave made arrangements for am
pie room for storage of all kinds o
goods ut low rates ut the auction ant
commission house Of Fine Very Fine
6l0 Elm.
An organ, accordoans, furniture
stoves, tinware, notions, shirts, pants
blankets, gold and silver ware, books o
all kinds, etc., etc, at the auction an'
commission of Fine Very Fine, 6l9 Elm
II is rumored that Mr.. j. Il. Nell
benny, the present manager of tho Ire
mont hotel at Galveston, and formerl
Of the Grand Windsor Of this city, vii
return and take charge of tho last nance
hotel, which will open within the mex
Few weeks under new management
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05
Don't SILVER any More.
Get weather strips at Mccall & Ernen-
wines, Sl2 Main street.
Tho Cowboy ON Rnilor sl.nir..

81 am more used to riding horseback,
and as soon as straddled the layout
was wishing had buck rein, because
| expected them to stiilon their knee
and go to bucking, but they didn't. /
walked them over to the other end Of
the corral to gentle 'em little, and
directly they started off at an easy can.
ter, and were coming around back right
through the herd, aud there was dude
there with a stiff hat who was trying to
cut out Polled Angus hoifer in n blu Z
dress, and ioulod, roped both my hind
legs in a hoopskirt, and it had me
stretched out, ready for branding
quicker'n spring calf can bawl with
his mouth open and mis- lungs stretched
But got up and on again, and you
ought TO seen me exercise them vehi
clesl or course, they'd buck when
tried to hurry 'em, and they would real
up when tried to stop 'em too quick
but I'll leave IL TO the boss herder of the
whole lot If | didn't gallop 'em round
there for three or four hours anu had
'em roll over and over with me, and
didn't get me oif,-lSt. Paul Day.
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speaker and takes liberal view of no.
hticsl questions. He has the reputation
among his fellow-members of desiring
to do right. no matter whether he acts
with his party or not. When the Nc
hinley-Wallace contested election case
was up during the last session Mr.. Lore
made speech in support of McKinley's
Chains. The Delaware representative is
graduate of Dickinson college. Penn
ssylvania, studied law with Judge John
Findlay, of Philadelphia, and has been
encouragement of his state.
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Little Joker" IS the best smoking
tobacco.
To tho Texas Press Association.


Having received expressions from
more than majority of tao executive
committee, hereby give notice that the
time appointed for annual meeting at
Galveston is changed from February
10 TO February 10, 1885. Negotiations
with the several railway lines Tor trans
portation to New Orleans are not vet
completed, but have reason to believe
that all will be satisfactory. Full par
ticulars will be published in a short
while. G, Il. GILBEKT, Sec'y,
Abilene, Jan. 3, abilene Re
porter,
Referring to the above notice OF Mr..
Gilbert, ! will say that while l was sick
with fever notice was published
asking the advice of the execu-
tive committee relative to changing
the meeting from the 10Th to the 10Th OF
February, that the editors might be in
New Orleans during Mardi Gras, which
occurs on the 18th of February. The
committee, who met in Dallas on the
10th of November, decided upon the 10Th
of February az that time, elieving
Mardi Gras was on the "a h Of February,
showing desire to be in New Orleans
at that date. The replies of tho COM
mitteo were all requested to be sent to
Mr., Gilbert, secretary, on account of my
| inability to attend to them. In accoi d.
ance, therefore, with his notice above as
! TO the action OF the committee, hereby
designate the 10th day of February az
the date of the annual meeting, at Gal
weston, and ask all members of the
press TO give notice of II through their
| publications.. w. Il. HALL,
President
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Madame Tussaud's Wax Works

For many years attracted the atten-
ton of thousands of visitors to London.
Although these wax works were famous
all over the world they were not pleas
ant to look at. The faces of the persons
they represented had an unhealthy and
bilious look, just like those hosis of peo-
pie we see along the streets every day.
Why do people look this way9 Those
who take Browns Iron Bitters have no
such appearance. Browns Iron Bitters
renews the blood reforms the disordered
liver, corrects the action of the heart
and produces general health, and re-
stores the skin TO Vigorous action.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05
Baynrd's possIblc succcssor

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Representa
tive Charles. d. Lore, Of Whining on
tho one member of tho house from Del
aware, is said to be the coming United
States senator from his state in case an
appointment should be necessary TO I'LL
vacancy, caused by the selection Of
MIR. Lore ~ n tall, straight man, with
gray hair and full gray
beard. and IN 50 years old. liz
is q fluent though somewhat nervous
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Dots from nnnk Crnnl..

DUCK CREEK, Jan. 2.-LCorrespond-
ence, christina having como and
gone things are again resuming their
usual way. This has been rather a
quiet, yet very pleasant Christmas;
everyone striving to make their friends
happy. Last night was an occasion OF
much fan and amusement.
For the last few days Alexander q
Robinson have missed things from their
store, and suspecting Henry Paul, col
ored man working for Mr.. Robinson,
and who also made fires in the store
early of mornings, procured search
warrant and had his trunks, three in
number, examined, when they found
three suits OF clothes, seven shirts, a
large quantity of jewelry, silk handker.
chiefs, etc.; whereupon Henry was
placed under arrest. While awaiting
for his preliminary trial quite number
OF persons gathered around TO see him,
when he jumped and made for his life,
las no though but alasi for poor Henry,
1t being dark, ran into barb wire fence
where he chung up" until he was re-
captured by tho eager crowd. MIR. Rob-
insOn in his efforts 10 catch him was
| badly cut Ivy the wire. Having his trial
and failing TO give bond the prisoner
will be committed to the county Jail.
EH0ung Harp, who was shot last week
by Charles Pace, is recovering rapidly
The shot were only birdshot, bat made
an ugly wound.
j. II. Ryan, a prominent young ply.
stefan OF this place, left last week FOL
Kentucky, where he will wed Miss
Maggie Armstrong, of Munfordsville
His many friends will he glad to wei
come his return on tho ith instant with
his young bride.
Mr.. George James of this neighhor
hood, killed two hogs recently. one
weighed 525, the other sos pounds net
| VINO can beat itY
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sumptor returned
Yesterday from Pula.ki, Tennessee,
where they went to attend the funeral
OF the mother of Mrs. Sumpter.
Judge A. L. Watts, commissioner OF
appeals, who has been soiourning al
Weathertord, his old home, passed
through yesterday en- route to Calves.
ton, where court convenes to-day.
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In blasting rock for the basement of
the new brewery rock was thrown up,
Saturday, that burst into a number Of
pieces, exposing three petritied frogs well
preserved. They were perfectly natural
in shape, and one of the worhnen, who
took them, intends sending them to
New Orleans to be placed among the
Texas EXHIBITS.
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all belief. That anybody can meke
them at such starvation rates and keep
soul and body together is still more diff
ticult to believe. If such cases do really
exist it is time a public protest was
made against such grinding extortion
that would compel the soulless employ
ers to be more just in their dealings
with their poor employees.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05

The gratitude of a father, when lis
offspring are relieved from disease il
something touching to behold, Elliott
Dubois, Of Indianapolis, had triple cause
for gratitude to the manufacturer OF
Hishler's Herb Bittors, for he writes:
GAN my three children have been cured
Of worms by your bitters. 1t is lar
ahead of all the worm lozenges ever
made.n
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who use So2odont haYe only to open their
llps to prove its excellence. Their
White, cleaning, spotless teeth and
fragrant breath will tell the story.
There is moe demand for this whole
some and uneXceptionable preparation
IMAM for any other dentifrice in the
market One day its use will be uni
YerSal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05
.GLIDDEN'S
PATENT
Steel Bapbed Fence Wire

Is made from NO. 70 STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and is warran
ted 10 be uniformly stronger and 10
present more barbs per rod, being NJ the
same time lighter, with the same Size o.
main wires, than any other style. In coHse'
quence of these combined advantages, we
have good reason TO believe that IFS sales are
FIVE I'll MES GREATER Than the united
sales OF all others. After revi' wing the above
statements and facts, the question ARIES;
Can purchasers afford to make q series oi
experiments with other, cheaper and less
wild ly known styles and grades of wire,
which is manufactured without license,
and by this course subjecting themselves 10
assessment, for damages by the United States
Courts? IL is possible that the manufactur-
ers of unlicensed barb wire may Her to pro-
teci their atrons; but when this pr lection
Is ofic ed we respectfully suggest that you
inves IL te the responsibility of the guarln-
| tteorS. Viii we disclaim any intention Of
monopollzing the bard wire business, our
! readers will please remember that there are
fw, If any, articles manufactured which
| leave 80 small margin between actual first
! cost and he price nj which legitimate BART
wire can be purchased. There are several
| styles OF barb wire duly licensed by the own.
! ers Ofall patents governing the manufacture
of barb wire and bearing their license stamp,
| and we would recommend their use, II after
a thorough Investigation OF the true merits
of our wire and Its present low prices, you
| find that you can afford TO purchase any
other style or inferior grade OF wire. Inquire
| for the genuine Glidden Sold only by - or
our appointed agencies throug outtho state,
| q few of whom we name, rs follows:
| W. w. Weston, nol,es
| Middleton, Stewart 4 Co, D'
| Henry & Peak, Fort Worth
| Cameron 4 Phillips, Abilene
| j, II. Norris, Graham.
Cleaves 4 Fletcher, Gainesville
Roberts, Hardwicke & Taylor,l sherman
| Byers Bros,
]. +. : s. ID, Heard, Mckinney.
| W. II. Chandler 4 Co., Pla o.
Jam \ Arneistead Grennvllle.
Q, Dickson 4 Co., Ceburne
| 4. A, Ferris, NRxahachie
| W. j johnson & Co, Corsicann.
q. B. 81. J. Carter Lrmber Co., Terrell.
SanbOrn 81 Warner.
| HOUSTON. TEXAS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05

Many cosmetics Tor the complexion
have from time to time been put upon
the market. But nsne have stood tho
curative Tor botohos, disoolorations,
lreckles, etc. For sale by druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05
An Annual Meeting.

HousroN, jan. i.-(Special. The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Street railroad company, of Houston,
takes place to morrow.
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Ducks charge everybody with being q
"quack," aud there are but few who are
exempt from the gosing accusation.
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup is certainly an
exception to the rule, rs IL Is no doubt
the greatest remedy offered to q suffer
inp manila
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Only One More Week.

The Art and Novelty exposition at
sl2 Elm street, which has attracted so
much attention, will continue to jan
nary 10. During this week fine pictures
and fancy work will be sold at greatly
reduced prices.
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NEW BEDFORD, MASS, Jan. mo.
tees of 10 per cent. reduction, to take
effect in two weeks, are TO be posted to-
morrow in the Wamsutta mills. The
reduction includes officers and opera
uves alike.
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Notice.

Notice.
There will be meeting of tho men,
bers of the Merchants exchange and
also tho citizens of Dallas, Monday,
January 8, AT o'clock p. m. Business
of Importance to the commercial COM
munity. A. II. PEALE, Sec'y.
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UvANTED-A SCHOOL COMPETE Ns
w teacher OF six years experience REF.
erence good. Satisfaction guaranteed. WIN
take charge OF city or country s"hool. Adj
dress d. H. H., Box Isl. Jan 2-fridsun
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She stepped down from the steamers deck
And trod the Coney Island sand;
Her glltterlng teeth showed not speck.
Her breath was like the zephyrs bland,
These fine effects were caused, we know,
by so2odont' twice daily flow.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-For the Gulf
States: Partly cloudy weather, local
rains, variable winds; slight rise in
temperature In the northern portion,
slight fall In tho southern.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-05

Throat diseases commence with q
Cough, Cold or Sore Throat. "Brown's
Bronchial Troches" give immediate re-
lief. Sold only in boxes. Price %
senla
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A meeting of the members of the Mer-
chants exchange Is called for Monday
next Mt 3p IN. As commercial business
ofimportauce is to be considered, gen
eral invitation is extended to citizens to
DO present.
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SanbOrn 81 Warner.
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
PERSONAL---VERY. and undsvelopsd

PARTS ofthe duraan Body Enlarged, Devel
opcd and STR lgi iened," Etc, ~ an interest
Ing advertisement long run In our paper, In
reply TO inquiries we VIII say that thore N nC
evidence OF humhug about his. On tho o0u.
lrary the advertisers are very highly Endorsed
Interested persons may get sealed Circular
Medical Co. 20. Box Ds, Bni,alo n. Y - ~,
isdn Even'n~ Res
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Why Is the letter like fire? Be-
cause IL makes OIL boil. S.. Jacobs Oil
takes the fire out of u boil. II conquers
pain,
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WANTED-My friends to know that |
am no .longer connected with the Dali
las Mercury. A. WIsHART.
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"For the immediate cure OF female
complaints and arrangements English
Female Bitters is q decided success. y
DIR, J. A. KENNEDY, CofTeville, Missis
sippi
Spend so cents for one bottle Of Bal
ley's Saline Aperient.
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GARVN, WISE COUNTY, TFAAS, sareh "a 1884,
"'srrs' hories SrTthcrs, AUSTIN
eeaie5aeu-' Send me three deSeM TXS AGUE
&on have sold every bottle received guaran.
sd ii 10 cure. and ii has failed sagc
Yours truly, W. P. SEARCY.
Wholesale NV CBFNWDUG Pexa.
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Taken al His Word .

A charming young girl accompanied
by her octogenarian great-grandmothe
who is all that name implies, enters a
Paris dry goods store.
How much is this ribbon?r she
asked OF the polite young clerk, who has
bounded agilely over several stools to
wait upon her.
"a kiss a yard" replies the Young
masher, CALAMITY.
"oive me ten yards, then. Grandma'll
pay you-she always settles the bills
when we go shopping.
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THE DALLAS FEMALE COLLEGES

DALLAS, TEXAS.
from
and comforts
w X. JONES, President ietor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-13

Tvbee. Dec -. 1880 D m-Passed up, steam
ships VIM Crane, Invermay (Brl, barks Lato-
ma (Norl, Aftenstjernen NOR, brig 5 Col
Ignore, schrs Elwood Burton, Jose Olavarri.
Passed out steamships Dessoug, ITALIA
(Br), Tarpea (Br).
Waiting, bark BOroma OBJ.
NE gale: cloudy.
New York, Dec l2-Arrived. stmrs State of
Pennsylvania, Elder, Montreal; City of Au-
gusta.
Arrived out, stmr Olympia, st Laurent, Bo-
hemia.
Maynard Sumner, Dyer, Jacksonville; schr
May Munro, Grant, Apalachicola; Hattie
Dunn, Poland, Pensacola; Lewis X Getting
ham, Whitaker, savannah; Joseph souther,
Watts, Satila river, Ga.
Cleared, schr Penobscot, Carter, Jackson
vile; Marcus Edwards, Outten. do.
Sailed, steamship Yoxford (Br), Beaufort,
sc.
Hamburg, Dec 9-Sailed, banks Julie Ger,
Muller. Savannah; Loreley tNor), Harboe,
Malaga, Dec 8-Sailed. bark 0smo RUS,
Vyntzell, Pensacola: brig Alto (Rus), Sahl-
strom, Mobile (both not previously.
Sharpness, Dec 9-Sailed, bark Impi tRusl,
Sundstrom, Pensacola.
Montevideo, Oct 3l-ln port bark Eleanor
(Br), MOckler, for Pensacola and back to
Montevideo.
Rio Janelro, Nov 1l-sailed. bark Clarence
tBr). Webb. Pensacola.
Baltimore, Dec l0-Cleared, schr Henry Z
Winship, DoAne, Savannah.
Belfast, Dec lO-Sailed. schr Fannie A Cor
ham, WEIGH, Bangor to load for Jacksonville.
Boothbay, Me, Dec l0-Returned, schr Mary
Lord, Lord, for Savannah.
Charleston, Dec l0-Cleared, schooner G b
Paine, Hilyard, Fernandina, to load fer Bar
bados.
Pensacola, Dec 1O-Arrived, ship Pegasus
(Br), Richards. Montevideo; harks Luigi G
Italj, Simonetti, Cape Town; Raghaild (Nor),
Dahl, Plymouth; Oskar & Ge0rg (Rus). Dan
ielson, Belfast; schr Nelson Bartlett, Watts,
Boston.
Cleared bark Eliza Everett tBr), Andrews,
BuenOs Ayres; schr Geo II Ames, Marshall,
Boston.
Delaware Breakwater, Dec l0-Sailed, schr
Nellie V Rokes, Thomson, from New York for
Jacksonville.
Portland Me, Dec l0-Below. schr Julia
Bailey, Gould, from Kennebec for st Angus
tine.
Vineyard Haven, Dec 9-Arrived. echr Sa-
tilla, ScOfeld, Darien, Ga, for Bath.
London, Dec 12-Steamer Border Chieftain
sailed from Liverpool for Savannah Dec IL.
Steamer Phoenix, from Galveston Nov IA
and Norfolk, arrived at Liverpool to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Dec u, noon.-Consols, 90 SIG for
money; 90 9-l6 for account.
NEW YORK, Dec. u nOon.-5tocks quiet
but steady. Money easy at 2g2ls per cent.
Exehange-long, 81 81; short. - So. state
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull
500 D. m.-Exchange, S4s4. Money closed
at ll6(I2 per cent. Sub Treasury balances
Gold. Sl7z liza 900: currency, Sl2. 5sI. 900. Gov
ernment bonds dull; four per cents, 1875 :
three per cents. 1881 bid. State bonds duh
but strong.
There has been heavy decline in the stock
market )-day. After a strong opening, which
showed advances for the active list OF 1sCQ2S
per cent, there was persistent decline until
Inc close Of the board. At times the mare CT
most conspicuOusly weak. and the reactions.
which we're accompanied by dizziness, were
only slight. Several causes nave operated 70
produce to-day's results. Early In the DAY IL
was reported that new issue OF bonds.
Amounting 10 $25. 100000, was to be made by
the Lake Shore Railroad, the alleged object
being 10 take care Of the bonded indebtedness
of tie Nickel Plate. This Il was supposed
would add 10 Lake Shores fixed charges. The
Vanderbilt will also helped, az brokers con-
strued the synopsis furnished 20 mean that
his securities might be thrown on the market
al any time. The conservative bulls turned
tail and sold their stocks, especially Nander-
bilts, Pacific Mail was also very weak on re-
ports that Congress would certainty sustain
Inc Postmaster General on the subsidy ques-
tion. The company's friends claim that the
subsidv was not worth much more than the
frouble necessary 10 secure it. Closing prices
show declines OF fractions 70 overs per cent /,
the latter for Pacific Mail; Lacka wanna 2,
Pacific preferred ~, Northwestern IA, 81.
Paul and Western Union "a, Ie1as ana
Pacific az. Louisville and NASHVILLE was
strong. sales $4,000 shares. The following are