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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
CLOSING PRICES or P4IGI OELPITI ST)19S
reported by JOIN II. DAVIS & Co, No. II WaLL.st

TUESDAY. Dec 1-P NJ.
Tohays transactions at the Stock Exchange developed
nothing mure than local and scalpng market The
board adjourned 1870 p. NJ. ard the OF stocks
amounted Only to 267 $50 shares There was little
nothing cir uated in the way If bat there
al Eat many theories that this nd that large speculative
holder OF stocks had sold out. and good
deal OF volunteer bookkeeping INDUCED In.
II all the largo operators who repOrte to have so!d
out have done have ha stronger market in the
past than any has suspected, and stocks while more
widely distributed, have not gone into weak hands The
days flu 'tuaOns after the fts ZION OF dull
kes and resulted average declines for the day about
i9 pr cent. Missouri Kansas AID Texas specially
weak, with tna iss OF percent. AMI Union Pacific.
the report OF the ltel states road Co whatsoever
closet off 2s celt. Denver and lilo Grande
exception In SaOwing final advance OF d per cent.
Tho market seemed TO be a waiting Too much in:-
porance Is attached 10 the pending declon In the Cen
tral AMI llalson-W st Shore lease and other
developments arc wsIted for with some imp ltirnce.
On Thursday tho e'rhIhgs FOR the fourth week in
November will begin to cone In. and they promise to
snow handsome ga 10. such as WILL perhaps, imp trt
life to the Spacn!a ion. In The Intim cOi-d y
ing al tho crclluSiaIces the market thu tkh lower
than has be exhibits full d. rec II steali1eSs
Government bonds were qulet and steady. with tho
closing uupIatl1ns rs follows:
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CHANGE IVA wELLKN0Wv DRUG FIRM


Wholesale druggists of Fult1n~t. va, ds,pNi ycstcr
day Dy limitation new CO-pa;tuc rsnIp WIS formed
InHirAtcy beiwrrn DIhIri &. iObbluS, William Hull
Wickliam ana Jonn MCk0>sOn lr. VINO. together with
Lharlrs A. k,bbnH Inhde Hp the old hrln hnd William
T. VrIuard. Gr rye Clinton Mikes aud Herbert ID.
ROBINS. Cnarrs A. RObnlns rrtircs the firm Ia
cncr INTO bnancss with Daniel G.. kDbbiGs. undrr the
syIr of the hrw-N'hK Quinlno aud Chemical
WORKS, which will give special attention
To tho manufacture OF medicinal chemical
preparations Mr.. WICkhnm said yesterday There IS
nothing signcIut IN tc chan 20 that has been mad" IN
tue nrn ot NJ hrSNOn * Robbins. No dSugrcrm ~ be
ay It's members has led To the -sO.u III. The
partnership expired by limitation and the plnce r
Charles A. Robbins II ttkcn by hIs son Tho pusnoSs
WIN be- carried on At ihc oil stal unicr tlr old name.
The partners. WIN one exception. have brcn con-
nrctrd with the business Tor many years. ana no change
viii bO made ~ the ur;,Is OF conducting tho Du~ir"Ss
with the exception rhaps that efforts WI Jc made To
cXrnd the husncs, Ia sOnc nclds that have not been
Carefully HOrKoL"
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me PEIRDLEUN RARREE

An crratlc speculation was developed by the
dealings IN NATIONAL Transit ocruA 'at's vt the Con
,olIatcd Exch,nSi yes erdly Tac Volume OF business
was Larger than Monday and prices nuoIule 10 the
extent Of nc4rly ,cnts. confused op'uug NJ prices
any ~ here from SsT TO - cents was the result
~ an attempt on tho pnrt Of " shorts I"
10 cover. and tho market speedily ran MP
10 9On, cents Following this r,.e can-a break 10 the
nwrst ppnt Of tho day. IN the urirrnuUu thFru
nervous fluctuations between - AMI 80 cents with
ending unrhang.d irUm the lIat quotations OF Monday.
The opening OF tho Anchor No. we'll, IN the ntnznn
distract VITA a yield Of - barrels in the first hour
rIhud To the discourage nnnt or traders early ia tue
ay thr later decline OF tho law % about 10 D1rrci-
an hour bore little fruit IN restoring coni-
deuce. The trrachrrou4 character or lac ktuzua
nihearing strata makes the dolonpmrnts thore 81 MTG
portn co. the eyes OF mIny cons tive up 'rntOrS
III. trade 4. looking toward rho fl duv cluumtut the
Kane It that venture which Yer WAY 10 turns out II
TX exert an cmphali nhuenCe on me oohrS1 To ho
Ikrn by specu ator. Meantime the Ernoga features "f
Tho statistical situation ARC brushed Out of cOn-hier on
and short" interest IL dcCuHulhtinG which MAJ prov
II potent factor IN the m"Eohont5 OF tue near future
Ihourh sensitive 90 nniav9rablr inhnenros' the
market yoStcuay at the Same limo sio"'d more ten
tcncy fructiOn than II has shown TOY sOMc DAYS Tie
c.osc. however. was unsettled. Garry INK Sdtes stif
ruc low:
THE range -. prices AMI tho total dealings AZ the Con.
Sodtlard Exchange w'rn ~ fuluWN;
.... SSia6 80 lnWcst.... ........... sea.
IighcsI............. JJs tln"I.....-.. -. SIS
Sales. barrels l"ii4ooo
Tho refined oil was reduced l. Ccnt tn cents por
gallon here aud ~ Ia Pailiuolphs and Baltimore.
BKAprORp. Prni.. Doc l.-Crule DH-ittiohu rrla.
SIT Certificates Opcnci ~ S3ls ANA cosct ut ssh
highest price, 0O'a owo5t prIc3. sGs ClearAacos.
J,9i@.OUO barrels
ON. CRY, Penn. Doc l--trIlc O0-Nitl0nll Tran
ait Certificates or ned 99'5 and 9loscd ut 1913
highest price, 00a lowest price. e675 sales.
30 300 barrels ccarluro SiT2,UOO barrels; runs.
- barrels, shipments. 10. los barrels cnartcr''
- barrels.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON. Dec IL 80 Con 'ols 100 -. 10 for money
sud ~ IG the acOunt Atlantic Great Western
F,rst Mn!tyIy, Trustee, certificates 3N do
cage Is aaadIan Pacific 5Ss - = do second
JJb 9Oh; Mexican Ordinary -. ~. Paul Common. gl1
York Central luiA: PennNyv niL IS; t,oauy IL y
Ayicrs quote Three Ic Cnt Rentes al 30 francs
thr account
1n,Ols 30 $40 * ntrroN Tor money ami 30 1.l6
40 Atlantic Wcstcrl First M0rtg
Certificates :tods: d. second bort lJis;
,autIn raouic, -. ErS 70; do second CCnsols ~ :;
Gllnui, Central li'a. 81 Paul Common 9'7s NewIorS
Crntrai. luI;,. Reading. ia
CanIia NuiI awcst I..ud Comp ny. ~
The uuput ,iuDa wituir from the nank OF Eng.
land hiIIacc TODAY ~ .l7OUOJ
hudson Fay Company -
Pans adyIcs GuOto PER Rsntas ut 81 francs
crntlt.r, the ana exchange London At
20 francs - confines for cheeks
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Only small bn>nrss wa dono St,te bonds: Ten
higher ~ II Is md the trust reCrps sold at lO2
Nj sour rs. 1856 Id ut 1928 OF city baak stocks
metropolitan sold "a At y.
RAJ way ,nlS w.ro In ~ pri'ns for than geuer-
ally easier Erie sccoud corsOs declined er omit
Sta and closed 1T s.. Missouri Kansas anl Texas
- were Is higher 30 eS-intertsr. AMI III frs
oil Il. and the currency 6s were q lower st 30
Canada Southern ruled strong; the r@ts ~ lOl IN the
seconds AT 6Jlsa-5. ONO SOuthern hrsts rose from
91ll e. 90 oN-,n, T. EI-t TcunrSscc, virginia ana
Gror-il c1nsul~ declined ccnC an fully recOy"re
closed unchanged =, 6Jl2 hut the nCO were oil
Sat 2la. Redmond and ryille debcnurcs declined
cnnrd Ia To S0A, and West Shore certificates
Wcro p lowcr 4J2s. Indianapolis, Bluomng.
ton AMI Western incomes improved u 10
&c. and Like Ere ana T, IT, ~ rH nr Sr,
declined 10 100. tho COnsOls of L. Al 81
ana lr-ts Denver and RIO Grandr Westrrn declined e
7i7e Oregon short Line U1 were on y Il 9SS Texas
Iacnr nrsts Rio Grandc division. fell - u GOUGO4
Atlantic aud Parihc nrStS western division, y
higher at $3.50. ami incomes were cent lower ai "a
Northern Pacc seconds about steady al 81 d9lis
Money call RANGED from Z 10 3l2 per cent, and
closed .p3 per cent
THO CLEARING House statement a. follows.
Exchanges. Sl26.l34.ss3; balances. 81 .609.st0.
The foreign exchanges were ulirt and steady ut un
changed quotations Tor business follows: Bankers
h- 81 80 aud ~ SJ2 for long and slOrt sterling re-
sp,ctNcy, j2u7s Ind 5.@Ui tor francs; 9i4 ana 0il2
for rrichnHrks 3..7s and 10 lOl guiltrrs.
In London British cOnS"ls we're unchanged FOR money
~ 90 5-l6 rxntrrest. ant - higher at 90 ZIG.
American RAILWAYS opened In better tore, and during
the day uddcd some fractions tn tho opening
surrs The Blnk ~ Ensland lust 100000 bullion on
b,liucc. Al Paris. French pr ,ontS rose from
~ 97il tn 40. 10 and sl2h, exchange London
Exports OF merchandise from New York:
rer,ne yees.., s!Iss7l22 s5$5a.e;; o:.;s?!.esa
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New orleans



DRUGS. ETC.-A fair jobbing trade all descnp
o l. reported and late nSes are wi h1ut an 90
o%GSr. & so Il So Sol SOIL 5c nj o.: OH Pepp
@ "en s r. 'g s IS S. do po%dsred
siS@qG 20 oal,.int -sgs5c ,,o,.r ,,o .n,,,,.,
gTces r 1N s M sG 80 Mgeeis cod fS
Bank, 2jes5 80 Bone,ss Z flank ga g,
einm Sea Box * hsrcng lac 20 , 20 as,gor.
FLU FHGUE AND MEAL-rLnUR-Mar d! II and slightly
price s sf oay &C 1Gs EnchsR had ten ensy
H 10 5 confined Inc ScS SS CIV 3 vrHt
Winter Wc a EI RosS
E I sG HS q s. for ris P Tag and * g.
7 5 50 IBIS, til. se "' Tor 10
f1o oo 'aDeTf ss: = 2@S'; sS,. 1913 g
~ so GOOD loUhOio, Extra Wostora = 10 az common
Ghoicf 2$as5s1 Common Extra uinassots = dS:$Ss
4 Soas5 90 PAT II Oqs5 Is. BAKERS Extra, t!!oS
4 : ST. Lou, comm"1 to Far C GHdT . .ot * s F FaIr5s
Winter Wheat Extra ny N III Extra eat
IP. FIFE H"I FGouR 1iG
It q "g o Ss' to O cGCce S 70 GS hss
:. ..RY,- tLoJ R-rl9y9 M.l MY ac ~ !r %
.S%a% '5si R%; FHis1
- lS "a ter hi V.Gs YeIoy
Western qdoed - 9oes520. aud Brandywine IS zoo
FOREIGN FRUTs-An descriptions have had an i'm.
proved as .i isDy steady nsuros Love Va ~
New Iar ;sh Pru's; 4c AID 9d dc csT'es 1s:
E aa ETss Nj Yea s scrs g. 1'""'
tho Issuss rnH 49,
roaee ange Casa lots were wssoa Ses,ei nnsS
sR nsa rss the then TSa PSa'
al tlc inside prices limited ira export and Cty
SDash ht aHa o t 5as sse, $d b8sa future 1
S@; MP ca " HS ssrs sS1 hFn ner Sg
No Hart DulAn. u o store steamer tato late o.;
at ac.. 30, cd for December s9,ss Sc; cOsInE st
e &C.. no Tor January g,a DC closing At ", 10 'or
SS clos - ns at g. d. Tor Nav oias 63 clos
ls q. ' Western ic ts,c ''o'%s c
5oo@ asa r GS' ssSS at 1 Sas
state ste 500 bush .Mea'ary TO- eySrE SSg,e
al SHsn U"F E an at oc 'So - anni A
Sa " at 10 - sJ': Can .Gs s1qsl .. conN2Mlf
levy 5e then tsee then recovered fr tie dcSS
then te! back TO me o"e'' pOlns and clos WAX a, e
sSc us s0 a %' GOOD business option.
spot and pJ 10 arrive including i69s;s; U@:
gIlea No. ~ "a, sssm, tsan'S 4od d
o.; IN ELEVATOR: 5Ias6ae shoa.. No Write :. lac;
g. IS u SS GF In a%s y,.ps
e. } &c. DO ior May .ssa closing oAls
lash x Ss % o" %GoSs dcse VS Se S1T1 ~ ss
and elCs,G weak az , The .Ns' ni snGrs asa
bush aD' 80 Su' a1ca Si export at .g HSo Ne Mixed
al ~ 9c; 40 :? 5'.a5.c q elevator 8 &c aqStt 20.
noilniI al S'tc.; %. White &c No. $50 No;
al Q. White state S5d 4lci NO. Mixed for December,
3 &C, AT 35c: Tor Jlnu ~. $40 4oy
clio auc February. 49, as closiuE NJ
q, a ..FkrD b mOdrIue H. lo reIOr ed A. 10 and 10,
q 90: SON lOJD. oUGoJc.; sharps. 81 OVrsllOi
Rye Feed 7jGS0o.
YIsiuie supply Gram the Untei Stste, ant Canada
Wheat. corn Oa;s BarleV Rye
Nov 2o. 55.b7J1.s 49ji,al 3GO17O2 g. SlJl 'O4loo
Nov H. "a 635 343 4Iio2o2 e.so6,1iGaO.a.u5 GSo.eT
Nov 20 zo.94ls67 5li7.OOo sess2Gi 2i5i.Gss oSi$23
C. SO lg49 s6-l99S 5.9l2,i47 S6Os 49, ..569.s03
lon3
Exports iIom sesen Atlantic ports for Europe thu
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port, rom esen Atlantic ports for Europe for tnt

2ag s aoSo Ses s'E 7 1 slpps 7cc St.v-So e
s0ds No =. ,oa0jc. oe, 'o@Soc .,..... 49,, 49,,
All pr D M iaT &S3 %a suppcr Sd' '" ~ ~
NAVAL sT0REs-s prts rdrDcnGC T's G1Gt a a., an
Good STRANGE IL; L.. i i'2t; E. 40. " 10 TO-
y g. 3" S.G " s. d H ''-'' d. '''' w. 'O0'
OIL etea ", with Western g9ot 81 zee $50;
R,anea an@er YSawSv SS o. as g Gnasr
i ,iInv :. t Used. 1tlj acj IeachrG a -.
,o o me- si6aate qt So'e@si Was aS
coTpshYd ic..y ia tho narhe s"et be oei
sGG1I A. hsnet Britlshsa 900 cree rodne pr
i ie%i case, lras S'4 AS Gst ip sa%
"1n DfE 9o 2SSs SG 7 o. SS, rcne "a "r
:,SP sd 1saS S" "d Sa i, m s. s.
%a Ss rod j 6 "a i'o T r%S q
h h@6 tor%csan biyk S, i, crude III 8 hi
ar sE e No"o ans r rn 5'A saSS sotp r ca
ISs n Grs4 S Sdo ns.s e. frO% SST:
fuoI icom &eS.Gresn. TWO ftsh ss wo IL ISL
% a%R '' one Vim %sncs
caf and 31SS ,. aS SsyoO %s DS S"" 90
ma h\ 90 s,a aea'G y9 @.s e tan SD
Ls on hence Austrian tar& 5000 q's era noh 90 gs
cs rlcr
fnovIsIoNs-roRE- Inc tociag as TO pncO, byep
oWos eontnoes o. nitsa ehser SseT IT," h S
i Family S ms. O s 'n S Clear as snS
sy. fpi Extra Prime BEhF-ia'. iiznt a az nud
rnces comm 't1iy Sira India Mess ti5 90 IS 200,
Family Mess. $1,000 $500. BEEF HAMs-lme at
a.e ~ prize. wti sseatd dem Mt UrOvda al slO . 20
Sl6 T5....JUT MEA iS--IgyC gttoniibn
nun. rrn ~ae- 40. n ricklcd iet les III avrIa . g.
Pickle quoted 496jc: smoked shoulders hIfs
6Ac; Pictlcc Hams SA~Si@c. SmOS eddO. ,IalOc MID
DLES-- /. Iona CDar Nrw.i .E
quoted &C. for NcerndelveV. lear On short
Clear 53lo... DRhss Ed ioGs-nod, steady - e., ~
uuei tar. Cu, noa', o. Ll%ht fsof Ic; PIGS
sc ...LARb- here "Rs vcr' attic poIe osay, mou
haym II 10 out Il CO
the %, ire late Wee rcsdonL rio leciiaed
coupe closing with tue tOm Dsures ruling weak
graded quoted gs0c Sales L. 0tc- eccmber
O. c closing OaS lnc.; 2b tcs January, Q. go
SCI closing VfCc 50J TICS. fcbruiry. % y d.
oOspgi. Gj6 c March closing Jtoc. Ap ciosiug isc.
2 Gsllg D. CitVstcam IUi Salc3 L. ties. pyUGC 90.
Eetpcu Continent quoted G.d aud South American.
Z. u 81" wsiy me sreies ~ tts uld 20 very
hrm Prices with tar lGq1y. Otetgiss III ee:.ns lama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02

Tho new state OF Dakota asks Admiration. with her
uf arms hearing this motto; ~ God the fc0plo
Rnlc Perhaps the last nz1ar shook reef Ont 0t the
dakota grin ar snrrly, something did. The motn.
Whine not cuph0nious, Is rather rugsed-lPhadelphia
Presa
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Recommendations.

The Pu,na4trr-tirucr.tl tai ikeS number OF mscrl-
LANNON'S recommend lions conforming trtGsportatl
money -urdcr fees. ioIsc,. abuse Of the mails, postal
ccrk. hotel mail etc, AMI conclude, his report with
cNprrs OF gritttc 10 tlU h0ids or bureaus, Mnu
hrrus, while Their thjhiu! industry and bi,irs have
Irl the burdens IT. service have s"Itcucd hy
~ r idl-t support a:d Nuin'@S the pressure upon
duties. To the clerical force ~
the Department IN general the acknowledgment OF
Ordrurc AID attention TO duy Is due. nlihOush have
compete 10 iHpoSo many uniNuIi hour' Of
labor. order prompt di,p Itch "f the departmental
busiurs~ did especially I" those gentlemen who have
srrvrd upon the scvcrI commit .snns wnlcn have been
directed To- particular inquire ave thanka Tor the
ity, I.h aud wh CA have CndriCtciZbI ihr
the tasks intrustcd TO their performance u
AIP NDiCES.
Appendices subjono Ia the report give the report OF tho
commission nppon ed 10 investigate the division OF Pot
Once supplies the huSnrss Ui nl transportation lines
l"r tic ear; tne Attorney GHcIafs opinion nD"u Ihn
question whether thc tn"lIy Ia dikc contracts nhhtr
section Is Inn ted ny the latter upon the point
Of con rnsiinn; and vast ~ III COIrcspOna cHcc
relating to foreign malt transportation.
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BOSTON. Dec. /. 1885.

The POtOsl Mining Company has levied an assessment
Of 80 cents per share.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
BOSTON, Dec. /, 1885,
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X.
U. s iLs 1901 reg 21siI2L U. s. chr Gs 1896
L. : - S1I cou I2lt ~ Co. u. - ear IS 1851 -13
T. IA lnp3 no ~ sal ~ u & cur q, >g| 1
T. l. IA 9O7, cOu. 4 3l !jis u. is 1873 -
u. =. II lDIs.. oil - IS ....ll6
4. \. cur. is 1898. 1875 ',...... .cXlin crest.
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Ana fhr grp., Tof,nu, for the year ending
Jan, 3D. I-1i. and, o'umat"i si1'@'-52 %
L.CSL IMPEuVEMEN1S
g" commission Of export officer. OF the service made.
during the simmer. careful examination OF tho local
service oi the c;rS ~ Nrw-York AMI Brooklyn. ANA
ulo tho fact, td suggestion, they presented, tthOuIh
thry commended the tdiuisi ration OF the fOrmrr office
81 afforded. such stops were directed
CHAu, the -ystrn of 0 al cuilr tors aud deliver
IN and between tue twO cities. with Increased pro-
S-lu ccrK, aud rttrrr II l. lirTrd wall greatly
Riy1uro The frequency aud rdpidlty wtth which tn
mIl. VIA b. collected. hHldluh aud delivered. An at
tempt las breu de to cstahnsh the pUbitCItiUn ar
.G-al tho cities IN WHiCh ,ha Do furnished
every week to Tho pablo nj small charge and
without. cost The Government, - cOmp"to lime
tdi- the local Ice, iId IT'S connection wuh
Tho principal postal routes To- Tho vtitDnH paris III tho
count r.. IA course and tina OF letter.
froa any collection NIX 10 H. delivery At ANY part
cthcr 81 lny II The Larger offices Ui the c"dury.
br read. hrziir@ muc! other valuable inf"rnHti"n
affecting the 'u u- ot the ncul "llcr. IL Is believed
thai thu greater tue iu'al the pub o. are lr TO
with every particular of ihr srryCr the NOR" just
VIII their criticism become, aud that II VIII prove
hguiy 'tiriciUi, agency To 'iimiiHtr aud compel tao
fi Hfu IHd efficient pcrnr nance of the brs nrth
OBJ. 4 reference the tabl given VIII show that
lrt 4, the tron the citrs OF New l"rk ant
Brubki. that Hr '.uN crhuCut oHrN 10 tosc ctlcs. III
sheer ICuuHry rccOmpcE,c local service uhourPd,oc
he 4
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CLOSING fRICES OF CILiFORyii st00K&
SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. lSS!
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DOMESTIC TRANSPORTATION.

"Atlenton is arrested" says SIR Villas. "by the fact
that not only the number of miles OF railroad
vice yearly increase. but Uudrr the operation of the
present la the rate OF py per milo also con-
tiuually and strongly Increases Thus
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TIE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. DEC. 1.
RI: TENHRAl. LI(r

ACTUAL sALas. Clopng
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Whca,. Oa:s Barlev Rye
Nov 2o. .55.67J.2@s 49ji.tl 3GO17O2 SI9i0i 'O4ioo
Nov L. "a go 343 4IiO2o2 $685. GaO.aH5 GSo.GsT
Nov 70 1o24ls67 5ii7.OOo ssss.2Ci 2i5i.GsS osi$ss
lg49 s6-I.09S 5.sl2,i47 S6Os 49, ..569. s03
lon3
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West day

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COustrdCtn uEc
. 900 ... 1904
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p.UJO ..... liz.
lG.O)O...... III
y ] COnfflt
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Us4s Registered 10000 ......xi go.
EOyDS Az BAIy SrJOtS

SO PIciIc Is con
sO.npp .. lOA
Nor & ~ LIST
iUJ ......lib
Mexican tcutrtl
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27

trunk sewer, but the same forms part OF the
plan OF sewerage, and which the City Coun-
Gil Of said defendant claim they at soRe time
intend TO build.
The plaintiffs further say that the said
sewers already built rs aforesaid, and those in
process of construction, have already done and
are now dong great and irreparable damage
to the plaintiffs and to their said property and
premises, by rendering the waters of said
creek unfit for stock and destroying the value
OF their said lands for purposes of pasture reu-
derug them sickly and unfit for hsbitation
by filing up their said mill-race with said de-
leteriOus matter, causing the growth of nox-
ious vegetation therein, aCcUmulating said
filth at their said DAM on their
said race, at the head gates
and mill, and unless restrained
by the order of this court will permanently
and greatly deteriorate the value Of the plain
titf's lands and premises and render useless
said race with its appurtenances, and destroy
the said mill, which it will become impos IL
ble TO operate by reason Of the great 6cCumu-
lston of filth in said race, and wholly de-
stroy and render valueless the water power
and rights Of the plaintiffs in the said creek
Wherefore the plaintiffs pray Judgment
against the said defendant for said sum of
$4,000 Cdollars) aud that pending this suit
the defendant may be restrained from con-
meeting any other or further sewers with said
Mill Run or y th said Buck creek and that
on the hnrl hearing hereof the said defendant
may be snOned from discharging any sewage
or other Ill h into said Mil Run or into said
Buck creek and that the said defendant may
be required by the decree OF this court
TO take up and remove said severe
and to remove the filth already deposited IN
said creek aid in said race upon the plain
tit's premises, and cleanse the same, aud for
auch other and further relief as equity and
the nature Of the case may require"
The case against Wsrder, Bushnell &
Clessner alleges the same predatory facts and
says that the defendants own and operate a
large manufacturing establishment, employ
ing 800 hands that one or more ptives used
by the employees are purposely so nst t'u"ted
as to discharge th.Ir contents into
the stream in great quantities. rendering
the water unwholesome, unfit for the plain.
tiH's use, etc. The peti ion alleges that the
plaintiff demonstrated with the de endants
but to no purpose, and that by reason OF the
premises he is damaged in the sum OF
$500, tor which he prsys judgment
and asks the court TO restrain the defendants
from further poluiing the water
The prayer for a temporary restraining
order hss no; rs yet been pressed in either
case. The suit az inst Wardcr, Bushnell 4
Glessner is a test case. They were singled
out from II number OF other firms and in
divituals because they sre At the head of the
stream, and because, ss is alleged, the filth
from their shops politics the drinking water
OF the city.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27
IkIS4SA.

CsnANA, sept. 25.--Patrick Ryan, aged
about 81 years, well-known and respected
Irish citizen Of Urhans died this evening.
Deceased was the Oldest drayman in the city,
having followed tkat vocation about thirty
years unl' late declining health. He was a
prominent member of the Sons of Hibernia.
rbanH takes considerable pride in having
| among her riiih 'ns prominent Jersey cattle
man, IN MIR. George Hoover. This week he
has shipped i've head to Shreveport, La, four
to Denver. COL and one to Monmouth, III.
sizty head have been sold from Mr.. Hoover's
herds the past year.
James R. Fuller and his bride nee Liz
zio Hrt. who have returned from their bridal
trip east were tend red an elegant reception
last evening by the groom's father and moth
er, ar a.t Mrs George W. Fuller.
Carr.o'J.s here are rejoice1 to learn the
| [. :. . < Stock Yards have been awarded
| con.-.' repairing seventy cars. This
| wG.a ... sh seventy-hve workmen their
| oree 90. .er for a couple OF months or
mu.
III. -. 'h Black, well-known lady, of
! No7rs L. r..j *, who takes great interest in
reiiE iEi.p. "a ers has 1872 acres of land,
WORT, -..,E $4,000. She has three sons
in-av. ..i Ds is, William Mccarthy and
John Nolan, wro evidently think she needs
guardian, a. tyo sons, George and Sherman
| Back, and laughter, Miss Flora Black,
| who think their mother capable
OF managing her own affairs,
without the aid of guardian Those in
favor made application to PROBATE Judge D.
W. Todd TO appoint a guardian. The case
was heard in probate court today and after
the examination Of about twenty-five wit
nesses On behalf Of complain nants the court
held that be did not want to hear any testi-
mony on behalf OF Mrs. Block The case
was continued for argument, however. This
| virtually decides that no guardian will be
| appointed
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27

"Look here, boy" exclaimed an irate trav-
cling dude for a Boston cor house, at the
Arcade depot yes 'rday, to newsboy who
WAS chasing bootb!ack in his immediate
vicinity, "if you don't stop that e1asperating
disturbance, I'll precipit tte you from the
window
"Oh, ye will, yez will pei icipate me from
the window, will ye?" sad the boy, "well, /
want to know what's the mater with throw
ing me out"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27
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Quarts in Lightning Jars, 4ac.
Gaiions in Stone Jugs, Sl.35.

Quarts In lightning Jars, 41c.
Gallons in Stone Jugs, S1.35.