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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
YORK STATE POLITICS.
CLEVELAND. S HELP WANT Cd.
Relations With Es-PresiJent Arthur
Which interfere wlgh Cie.e-
lands Party Usefulness.

ALBAs1. \. T., March z-Ihe question
nov which sxeites the fssefsd brains 1t poll
ticiau. here a. well as ln Nea iorA aud else
where n the State, is whether President
Cleveland wili take a bard "a the Ne~ York
State campaign lhs whole matter Il 80 IN
portant. yei - delicate. that tAe mausef ia
which the President viii aet Is source OF
Ways teen considered ths pivotal state, and
the oloseness u the vote la-I A0gem ter has
shown thst 81 D. Of thr utmost Importance,
from q party point 0f Yiew, 70 obtain control
Of the enormous state patronage The Dem
ocrats have the control. bul the Republicans
arc organizing all over tne state aud Viii
strain every nerve 10 regain control.
The Interference OF President Arthur Ia
the state election Two years ago gave the
g0yernorship - Cleveland, Who found lta
stepping stone 10 the presidency. II Pra-i-
dent Cleveland attempts 10 interfere thl5
year the Republicans claim that De VII be
served a. Arthur was served when he rau
Judge fOlger. On the other hand. lead
Ing Democrats insist that 10 - OF vital I'M
pOrtance 10 the party that the patSunage be
distributed 80 a. 90 make the State solid for
the Democracy. They claim thai the party
which carries tee State this year Will have
complete control for at least three year,.
The disposition of the President IA
regard 10 this matter viii be indicated
by his action IA the case of PO- mastrg
Pearson at New York who has betW
600 aud 200 clerks under his control. he
appointment of an out-and out Democratic
politician 10 this office would at once put
new life into the party workers throughout
the State, because il would be an indication
that the President i giving heed 10 their
pressing demands
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
shaII Thsre d a sond ~

WASHINGTON, March zz.-fhs Secretary
II the Treasury has been mak.ng c'.lcala-
ll0ns IL tstesmine whether boat call l.
advisable From the Information which he
has obtained he l. reported % have come 10
the conclusion that the condition of the
rrta-ury may make cali eXpedlent al
ArriL 4 new sdg-e-tl1n. however, has
been fnad. 20 him, which. II lt -hali be re-
.ard-d a. valid. viii indefinitely postpone a
call i 70. point raised l. that the fractional
silver account. winch aggregates more than
s.UtU0uO, cannot properly 80 ottrded as
in ,.s-et of the treasury. II Secretary Man
niug shall be- Of IhIs opinion. aed Il should
be determined TO tedact SsD,tu0.Oco from
the supposed available surplus, there could
Or course Dee 40 bond call Ia April nor FOR a
considerable period thereafter But Il l. not
even known that the Secretary has deemed
tins suggestion worthy of consideration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
r6e ORUMMER'S mAsH.
4 Commercial Travellers Encounter with
sucker Dhmsel.

fChicazo Trhune1
The other dav merchant traveller oper-
ating for a Philadelphia shoe firm boarded
a train on the Alton Road az Joliet. and
was soon attracted BY tue charming face
OF sucker lass who got ou a Pontiac. Ho
thought he saw that she was n xeet. in
nocent eonng tiing who had never been
around any. and he Wended his way 70
where she sat and insinuate 4 himself into
her society.
1t Is very srormy dav. miss " sail ths
mercheDt-fFavsisr.
"Is that s's" she asked, with greap
show Of interest. Hers indeed. was
sweet example ~ rnstic innocence. Storm
ing ike eli the furies AMI hai been FOR nine
consecutive hours. aniyt sue seemed 10
know nothiar about IT, Poor. crefslo1s.
simple thing" he sbo1 rht "Sbe'l he
masllv in love with me IN fftasn minutes"
4s4oing fsri" be inquired
"Oh. an awful long wsvt~
" How sweet and child sh - thought ths
gripsacs man.
" How far ars vou soiazf" he asked
90, sway 7ff."
8 To Sc Iouiss1
"Mv.ve sni further shan thst"
"I'm swfal s'ai. IW have voar COM
pany good White. tlen." saii fs, and
know re shah Pc -rrat frienfs~
'T hope So" sse rsri ei
'Yoa ha~e beans. H't yous ths 5ram-
ner saifsniv assei
$50. nsef ~ have h-tH
"Ah nersr meA f8 ae voar besn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
a BROKEN-HEARTE0 BIRD.
An Instance Of Almost Human Affection
in isirds.

Chambers Journal
4. Correspondent thus writes Nearly
twenty years ago 7 owned pair ~ beauti-
FOL canaries-the male being very ins
fellow. with p rich musical nofe Having
furnished them with the outside rough
form OF q nest IN straw. ieaving then q
complete its comforts wi.h bits ~ s0fi
wool. down and small feathers. trey vers
shortly in the happy possession ~ foUr
cres. In due course four vounz ones pre-
senfed themselves. - the eri lenf delight
of the parents. who fed them from dav-
Hrhf - Ia B.. thei farorita food being The
voIk ~ hor1-boiled ezes. Time hroueht
round the period when. instead ~ rnw.
naked. helpless creatures. always asking
for more." -four Iun-Bedged young ldrds
friskei about tee CAGE & ke 81 many pretty
yellow Iafls of fne soft wool. They grew
- be very aDe birds. and fret one friend
and then another coveted fhem- uufl al
had gone t1t one Etfle vousziinr. vhich
remained ~ TIE oaiv solacs ~ ths parents
This insf Of Ere fam ~ vss the delight of
fheir hserts. they fondie5 e anf rfaved
vith Il - ere have seen an sTerfi 5nsts
mother A. vith he ch1f. ard seemed r.
exert themselves - sns8ss II i0 every vav
their fancy prompted
Pr5fsb.va hsuffer htfie fsmfi- never
szizted. R1t s.as the suoilsr csros An
rfasr friend cov4.ed fss last - ths Efsis
socE. sa5 e was taken svsT. Ard firm
thst uorasut me joyous song - fhe naals
tsri gave place - = rsirfs'lF fsstis lttis
shirp. u So o. tar perch vita 8roep-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
cUMlNes CONVICTED.
The frial Ended aea . Verdict Rem
oered Late Saturday Night.


TIE triai II Stephen Cummings for rapt
ended With sesdloi ot guilty Al
II o'clock Saturday night The openiae
argument Tor the I.eolls Vas msdt bs fross-
cutting Attorney Turner. WHO was followed
bs al. Clas tor tile defense. Mr. Esglsston
also foF the defense followed Mn Clas
Both lac ana Ar Clay more tian severely
criticised ths iadies az tie n. G. r. a. for al
tending lhe TRIAL Mf Fairfield made tie
closing argument, aud as soou a. he began
thry cofunlenee1 thrif usual tactics by 0h-
jooting to lls assertions. calling Tor IAs read
down upon them by saying that he thought
himself capable Of deciding when 9l.e speak
er abused his rights aud II he did ~ hs
would be called 10 order without suggestions
from tie attorneys FOR the defense Il "a
done said Mr. Egglesi0n. and Mr. Fair-
field proceeded 10 pay his compliments 70
the ladies as follows: "ln q practice OF more
than twenty years ia ile defense Of cases of
this kind II a. the frsi time
la my experience that woman did not have
10 come into "a court room crowded with q
miscellaneous assembly Of citizens and tell
the story OF her wrongs alone. ON tins oc
casion the eity of Grand Rapids has told
you that they have noble, loyal, good iadius
that viii leave their homes and viii bear the
company sf a woman who sues for her rights
before you gupmen and see she has CON
pany while she relates the story If her
wrongs These are the kind of women thai
Are mothers Of the heroes Of your country
Undaunted by What 81 EsgiesioH calls tins
smutiy talk, uAdaluted oy this vasi audi
enoe of'men. ready 10 sneer and boot and
jeer at thus lost OF fallen gln a. .hey call
her, these ladies have come here day after
day and sit here as good, faithful true wo-
men. a. your wives or daughters would
TO bear a friendship 10 ihis girl that justice
may be done aud that she may not come and
pour out her tears alone at the bar OF thif
court
The case was given 10 the jury al s.0 D.
n. and ,arge crowd remained in the room
Tor some time, hoping TO hear the verdict
They finally dispersed, and when tie jury
camedn there were only the respondent. his
brother and the officers present
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
ANOTHER sArrls RAGING.
= supply Train Aftacksa o. thousands
or Arabs Near famai.

SgAzua. Mareh "a supgly aain coD-
segng @ater and sapphes % Lereba, loar
lalaai. sas SURPRISED ts-day - several
thousand Arabs. A Berkshire regiment snd
4 detachment of marine Elich acre guard
az lile tfaIl. hastlg formed square. aDd
llet tEe Arab seiiarge calamity. tlolgl
greatly s-smlered - the confusion INTO
s1lch Tie lltln la1 been thrown Despite
t1e fast that tle animals we're .Jampedel,
aui lle camp followers demorslized and
lelple-s. they we're keUt ln-ide The square
ala eac1 successive assault ~ u4e AFats sas
ulst 3lth ll4Fdero4, Gre Az the moment 0I
srtliLg tiie battle d, ,tiu raging, and further
sei sll- are anxi8a-ly awaited
LAlEa-Ihe Arab we're finally repulsed.
leaving niue hundred dead The British lora
l. ll0 nllld an1 SOaaded-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
Turned Out in the Cold.
,ondence If TIE TELEsRAM.

Correepondence II IHE IELEGRAM.
TRAvERsE Cry, March 2l.-At , O'Clock
this morning, with the thermometer at -
below zero, o1r citizens were awakened 10y
an alarm of fire. two-story frame dwell
ing in the west part of town owned by Frank
Lutka was wholly consumed, together with
its contents. The family escaped only in
their night clothes. being unable even to Sc
cure their boots or shoes. The loss viii reach
about six hundred dollars; no insurance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

MUsxEGoS. March 22.-Probates Judge
Whitney yesterday settled and signed the or
riet +. uackiey vas the wid0w of Porter
Hscsley and making her an allowance ont Of
hfs estate for her suprort. Immediately On
the order being signed Charles n. hacSley.
ths executor. took Ru appeal. which was 81
lowed ov Judge Whitney; and the case u now
tn the Circuit Court. where the whole ques-
uon viii have to be- tried over before any al
lowsnca- are paid to the claimant
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

CHICAGO, March 2l.-N h.le the arguments
were IN progress before Judge Gresham this
morning on the motion for q writ of error in
the Macldn- Gallagher case. counsel for the
latter announced that scheme VAS on foot
70 rush his clients 10 Joliet Penitentiary On
the noon train 10 day. tie denounced such
proceedings as extraordinary and q public
scandal judge Gresham said he was DOW
erless 10 stay the execution of the sentence
imposed by the District Court. Judge
BlOdgett was appealed 10 and granted a stay
until Tuesday next
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
The Mecosta House Burned.

Special Dispatch to The TELEGRAM.
Bro RAPIDS, March 2l.rThe Mecosta
House, at Mecosta, and the ice house and
saloon connected with it, were destroyed by
Of the contents Of the hutel were saved. The
property was owned 10y ID. O'Brien. The
loss will be about ten thousand dollars: in
.nred for $4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

QUEEzc. March 22.-The North shore rail
gay i, badly showed in Trains from Mon
treal are delayed from II TO Is hours The
. O'Clock train out OF this city last night l.
showed la az Be.lalro and cannot be moved
An engine with a snow -plOE went out on the
ln.ar-C -C0lefial road last night and was
wrecked near ST. Flavis. The fireman wa
instantly killed and II l. reported that several
others Were fatally hurt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
Still Unreconciled.

BLrIMoE, March 22.-Carrie Ward, toe
New Yoak actress, vho was arrested and
brought 70 this city last week charged with
b.gimy returned TO New York tonight.
She wa- released Friday upon her own re-
cognizauce. No reconciliation between her
and her husbasi. B. 4. LOOMS. has been
Effected as asserted by newspapers here and
elsewhere.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Ihe Hazen court
martial has reached a conclusion, and pre-
-ented its findings 10 the acting Judge Ad-
vocate General of the Army. Ii Is generally
supposed that the sentence recommended Il
no more severe than a re- )rImanI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
The indians Loyal.

LONDON. March 22.-The greatest enthus-
iasm and 10y atty prevails throughout India,
and hundreds Of SiAhs are hoeking daily t.
the various xarrisOn-. anxious TO be enrolled
IA the army No difficulty whatever viii be
experienced IN raising "a many native troops
rs shall be required for any emergency.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

I.oSDOS. March -. Orders were issued al
Allahabad on Saturday 10 mobilize two In
dian corps of 5000 men each. with two
strong -eserve divisions, comprising 5000
men. These troops wall occupy Pe-hIn
uutil AUTUMN. General Roberts will be IN
command. The Duke of COnnaught will
command q division.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

Il was rum0red in ttis cify yesterday tllsi
James Hogan formerly c1nnecfe5 viii TIRE
firs Department ~ tias ctg. bui nov p
member ~ tas Chicago Insurance Pmro.
was killed ~ ere IanghaD l0aae fire safBr-
dag night To ~ inquirt ri fhe United Press
iaat evening Tvs TsIFessx receired refif
that Hczsn vas neither Eiler ~ injured
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
a SERIOUS JOKE.
Rink Patrons are Treated 70 Something
not on the Bills.

Some persons on mischief bent placed
large amount n Cayenne pepper ur0n the
stove in the Division street skating rink o.
Saturday evening. and. What Was probably
Intended for d harmless Joke. came very
near resulting seriously. The patrons and
skaters made simultaneous rush fof the
open air. a. soon as She room began 10 10
permeaied with fl.e egT ,caiBg fumes and
they had - b. helped from she rink lt is
suppOsed the perpeirst0r of the deed also
scattered some Of tiis pepper upon the slat-
ing surface. Manager le0nard vii use every
eff0ri 20 ascertain who the guilty person or
persons are and SEE thai they are punished
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

CLEVELAND, March 21.-Willie King Is
year-old boy employed in a cooper shop on
Atlantic street, was caught IN the machinery
about . e. lock this mOrning and whirled
ar8uud II large fiy wheel several times, when
il- clothing gave way and no was thrown
completely through board partition The
boy WAS horribly mangled, dying shortly
afterw ards.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
A schooI euiiding eurned.

81 JoHss. Mich, March 22-The Union
School building burned yesterday afternoon.
It consisted of three-story and addition
and originally cost about eighteen thousand
dollars: insured for $1,000 IN the Phoenix.
Continental aud another company. The fre
was probably caused by sparks falling on the
roof.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

A. Stage Esnsger ID Wnrrinefon wss
-. fling tte scenes af Redmond cI,err
HoB=s durng setBr5ars maEnee. Serge
plank feH striking him upou tae head sligif
iy frncsnrinr his sEnh ea1 irfirfIng sefefs
uoend = pisaeisn was suurnons5 81 81
tsrid ,lm and bs vas saker i0 his hone in p
e~srfsazf rs ln5urses ars n0s considered
ratog
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
CARPETS.
ron oASH.

A Grand fsc.sc Ior al Hho q
template Purchasing Carpet
4av Caaftfs or oaaas1
$4,000 - ortiz ~ be CIesed
al " hotesaie Price, Tor Cash
Tins morning l9th IN
We viii open up enr
tire stock, consisting Of O.
one thousand pieces of {
petings. representing 4
largest line ever shown IN I
city. Mark the extreme /
prices.
800 PIE es Tapestry Buss
at SOC. 65c. zoe
250 pieces Body Brussels
95c. 100, l.l0, l.20.
Moqaeftes ~ ~. sf.25, sT.st
Ietcefs sI.IO, sT.25. sI.S5.
fngr0aas >5c.
Isgrdsas SOC
IagrasHs s0c.
Iagrdsas soc.
Issgrasns G0c.
Isgrdsas Csc.
In addition we shall cls
out an immense stock of Ru
Mats, Mattings. Crumb Clotl
Oil Cloths Lin0leums. La
Curtains, etc. etc.
SPRING d COMPANY.
no wonder Spring q Co
pany have so large a trade, "
the expression of scores of p,
pie every day when they q
made known the low prio
prevailing AT our store.
Table Linens. Napkins. To
els. Sheetings. Prints. Ga.
brics, Shirtings. Cloths, Fla
nels. Ginghams. Plaids. Ticl
Denims. Drills, and in ia
everything needed by {
thousands. All these goo
are being sold by us at {
most marvellous low prices.
SPRING q COMPANY.
The Almighty Dollar "
purchase more Dry Goods fro
our establishment than IL ey
would since the world begs
SPRING d COMPANY.
Turkey Red Table lbamas
from 2Sc TO soc per yard, the
goods are nearly half ia,
usual value.
We are selling Color
Blankets AT half their form
price. SPRING q COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
Attempted Rape.

BucuASAS. Mich, March y. - George
Thompson was arraigne1 before justice
Dick last night. charged with attempting t.
commit rape on his step-daughter. aged u
The attempt Is said 70 have been made last
July Thompson Is In Isil awaitiu1 ezamin
alton.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
a coosoltai1oo - Ger. Grants case.

a Consoitstion ~ Gen. Grants Case.
Nsw HosE. Narch 1e-Cen- Grant spent
another gaiet day to-day He slept fairly
well taring last night. and arose this morn
ing somewhat refreshed. Durior the after.
noun a CONSULTATION Ufs bella rs Doctors
B.user. Dogrl1s. >arsiy and sands fn tle
orininn ~ Tire tocfar- tne General cendi-
tlou Fss shout the same a. a wees a-l. Or
>hraig said fne General Fugid probably i've
three 1r taur months.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
a Fatal Fall.

AM AnnoR, March 22.-Jacob Sabler
farmer living IN Scio. this county, fell of "a
load ~ straw yesterday and fractured his
sFuii. he lived half an honr after te vas
f01nd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

Whoever has TO buy a Su
or Trousers, Shirts or Unde
wear, is reminded that OF
guarantee with each sa
pledges Us 30 give the be
Bargains every time. Yo
can wear our Clothes in
other stores. Compare the
and return for your mony
You think You can do bett
elsewhere.
Pew men wear ont fhsir trousers fret
The knee. -7eros 8sftsag.
A single pair of trousers WI
not carry a man or bf
through an entire season. so
the Spring of the year we g.
pect an active demand (,
these essential garments "
are prepaIed 10 meet the d
mand as never befor
Trousers pf all grades fr0l
$3.50 for q mechanics strof
serviceable. everyday
70 a $500 Article. fit
occasion Now-a-dat
s buys good enoughs
for almost any OBJ
these Prices We hs
variety Of Patserns
III New Goods
FIN M
TAI
OBr Sp
O0lenF
tie COD
E.f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

LONDON. March 22.-Sir Harry Parker,
British Minister to China, died suddenly at
Peklu to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

The Almighty Dollar W
purchase more Dry Goods fro
our establishment than IL ev
would since the world bega
SPRING d COMPANY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28
MR. VOORHEES, AT PoRT town.
SEND.
EDrroa Posr-ISrKLLIGEscKR:

EDrroA POsT-INTKLLIGEsCKR
The ChrDHicis of this evening repeats
a. statement concerning Mr.. Voorhees,
which il has made several times, and on
each occasion has used 1t AZ basis fo'
tilppant and would be-wItty remarks
aboat that gentleman. This statement
is to the effect that Mr.. voorhees, prom
ised at Port Townsend that this Terri
tory should be admitted as State Al
this session of Congress. The editor Of
the Chronicle sat on the platform while
Mr.. Voorhees, was making his speech al
Port Townsend, and be knows, il be
had his ears open and anY senses at all
about him, that Mr.. Voorhees, made nc
such promise.
WHAT Mr.. voorhees, did say Was, in
effect, that be should do his utmost 10
secure the admission OF the TsrritoFy
as a state, aud that he would gladly see
il admitted at this session, even though
such action would deprive him Of the
office to which he had Just been elected
by the people. This was put in Ian
guage 30 clear and unmissakable that
no person who was awake and had
ordinarily clear faculties could, other
wise than purposely, misunderstood t.
What intelligent purpose there can be
in this continual misrepresentation IA
not very apparent, though 10 Ia easy "a
see that the intention Is 10 make light
OF Mr.. Voorhees, abilities when the
session closes and this Territory shall
not have been admitted, as nos only Mr.
Voorhees,. bat every intelligent observer
In the coaniry knows it will not be.
hut perhaps the Ckroaicfe cannot
comprehend the difference betwesn the
swo statements. ID. II. GILMAN.
Seattle. W. T., January q. 1856.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28
ExHiBiTs REsIRED.

There seems to be a great desire on
the part Of our representatives at the
New Orleans Exposition that this Ter
ritoxy at once proceed 10 make mCre
respectable showing in the department
sat aside for IT, some time since the
ladies' of Seattle secured q very creditA-
tile collection Of articles 90 be forward
ed. bot Jn learning that Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson vere liable To remain there but
short time concluded not 20 send
them. Ga learning Of this Julia Ward
Howe. chief of the woman's Depart
uasnt at the Exposition grounds, tele-
eraphcd 10 the ladies Of Seattle and
Washington Territory as follOwsi
Ex GnouSns, NEW ORI.KANs.
January Nth,
To the L.lfi,s eT lFasAiAgtoa TsFTIsory
ALI exhibits sent through Mrs. Wat
sou to the Exposition from Washington
Territory will be installed, superintend-
ed asd returned intact.
JUIIA WARD HowR,
Chief wonaan's Department.
Freight on ali articles shipped will be
paid by the commission. Mrs Wat
sons address is 2k2 Napoleon avenue.
New Qrleans. Louisiana. With the as
snrance of Mrs. Howe, a. stated above,
those who have articles TO send should
hesitate no longer. rs il ts a earnine
shame that cur fair Territory should be
- ills represented st the Worlds Fair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28

said, in any strait. hozeveY, having yir.
t7ally got a g. ,000, 900 foam fnnrn ths
sioekhol .ers, and II Il seeing rs way
clear TO meet its future obligations. The
aeIasi OF January interest EiIl doubt
less defer indefinitely the com uIeeion a,
the Oregon 4 Californis Railroad 10 ths
California State line.
Tse sua on she New Haven s.vtns.
Baak.
NKS HAVEN, Jan. 27.-The rug, on the
New Haven Savings Bank, which CON
Hit need on Friday last. terminated in
fne forenoon today. Over $4,000 we're
paid out.
Dynamite In New Ssrk.
NEw foEE. Jan. IA boz suppos-
ed 20 contain a dynamite bomb
vas ioand IN the building az q State
street, occupied on the uppsr door by
TIE British Consul Generals Offices.
ftFe at the ladIana Insane Asylum.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IA IRE at the
Insane Hospital this msruiue was 90:
under control after destroying the en-
CINE room, the laundry, the bakery and
some smaller apartments located in the
rear OF a building connected with the
main structure by q large three story
building containing the kitchen. sleep
ing rooms for employees, the chapel of
the Institution finished only last spring.
and dry house. The loss is $4,000;
uninsured. There was no panic among
the l7O patients, most of whom watch
ed the nre. and 10 enc was injured.
The ssoek List
NEw YoKK. Jan 27.-United States 3s.
l0ls.; t1S's, ll29l; IS, 1l2iS; Pacific 95's
l25. American Express 80, Canada Pa
olf1c AZ, Lackawanna S5ia. Canada
Southern 9js Central Pacific BOZ, Bur-
llng:oH llsl4 Denver L Rio Grande ssZ
Erie l3, Hannibal & Sc. Joe 3sIS, Kan
sas q Texas l5ss, Lake Shore co., Louis
vile Il Nashville 23Js. Michigan Central
"a, Northern Paeific l6Iz, Northern
Pacific preferred 3Sas North western s9S.
New York Central o6IS. Oregon Railway
and Navigation 65, Oregon Transcon
-tinental l21s. Oregon Improvement %.
Pacific Mali 54ss, Panama ss, Rock Is
land l01l4, 1T. Paul 72jk, Texas Pacific
l3i4, Union Pacific 491s, United States
Express 10. Wells Fargo los, Western
Union 81 :. Petroleum, firm at 69ls.
Msney Market.
NEw YORK, Jan. 27.-Money easy at |
per cent; prime paper, 4,d6 exchange
bills tira. S4.S3}s; demand. S4.s71s.
ON wall street.
NEW YORK, Jan. Y.-Governments
firm ; railways strong. In stocks. aside
from L9ckawsnna. st. Paul and North.
western, trading was limited. The mar
set closed fraction below top prices.
but shows an advance of to is in q
number of shares.