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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
WHIST.
pY RICHARD A. PROCTOR.
NOTES AND REPLIES TO QUERIES

NOTES AND REPLIES TO QUERIES.
The whist column this week will consist chieny
of notes and replies to queries. suggestions etc'
Let me note ut the outset that as my avocatiohs
call me to great distances from New-iork, WIN d
constantly varying address, 1t 10 Impossible lor ie
TO deal with correspondence and queries III !"
svstematic manner But it would not be IN any
case desirable as the number OF letters which
would have to be dealt with would be so great us 10
hamper the whist column altogether, ana occupy
more time than could conveniently be spared Tor
the subject.
take first query by A. s, X. as to the proper
course to pursue with such hand as the 1oiio" ine'
the holder having to lead:
Spades trumpsl-A, z, g. 3.
Damouds1o. 8, 8.
Clubs-9, 3, 2
The first pont to be attended to. in the case OF 50
pleasing a hand as this. is to suffer no signs oil
exnberant 10Y to be expressed on the countenance.
This attended to- you have to decide what TO lead.
The question asked whether you are Justihed In
leading trumps. There is no whist law iorOdding
Won TO lead trumps from such q hand or even from
Trump single and 2, 3. 4, 3 in each OF the other
suits What your partner might be Justhed IN doihe
il You did lead trumps. would he question IN
considering. | can scarcely imagine any conduct
TOO severe for a lead which distinctly implies that
hold q StIOuS SUN o"to'"" SN''
strong trumps The proper thing to do IS undount-
edly TO lead the Heart &c. or the Diamond . tine
two suits are elually weak, in the hope that for
time which has been so severe against yon in giving
Won so bad a hand may have given your partner q
hand which will enable him at once to recognize
your lead az from weakness
N. A. Rowe sends me the Vienna problem for
solution. As the problem is well known do not
nnbsh il. referring readers either to James Clay S
treatise OF "Shcrt Whist" (wherc no solution is
given, however,, to my own little treatise,
9uow TO Play Whist" where the problem is given
with its solution. In response to Mr.. Rowe's query
merely note that tho solution depends on forcing
two discarls from the seemingly wellsuarded
aayersarics.-so after drawing three rounds Of
trumps. 90 on with tho long trump. If the enemy
discards Diamond or Spade there is no further
difficulty as those suits arc now unguarded. If he
discards Heart, lead Spade Acc. 1t will be found
that whatever discards the opponents make their
guard NAV now be broken through i'll all three
suits
While on this subject let me quote here for the
amusement of whisy players the following double
dummy problem, which is to my mind superior to the
great Vienna COUP nasmuch as two neat points OF
pay arc involved, within the compass OF six tricks
Spades-7.6.
Hcarts-kn,i.
Cubs-A, 3.
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PRINTING STOCK PRICES WITH ONE WHEEL.
To avoid the Injunction against the use of its

TO dFVIu oI'O 'I'JuHOt0H Hb"F11"o e1rO "5o Ut Ito
instruments, the Commercial Telegram Company yester
day printed stock quotations with one Wheel spelling
the prices BY the OF ingenious Authorizations the
delay was not great in the afternoon notice sent
over the tckers In reply the circular of the old and
Stock Telegraph Company to the effect that the company
was prepared to give ample security to its subscribers
for any damages which they might by the threat
ened action OF the Gold and Stock Company At the
cornpanys on II said that the Callahan patent.
under which the Injunction issued would expire
April 81 aud that for the brief interval the printing OF
prices would be continued with the Wheel
Tho Commercial Company has completed arrange
the manufacture OF one thousand new nstrn-
ments and soon will begin quotations Of grain and oil
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING r. K.
i NEWJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.

FHpr OF 1F' fPtRr ~ sr 'H HoPrIf RIVER
ro TIN sS F ERENTo Nov S S
S9e" 4o2 7+3 q;3o l;l5 m l$o tS s t soa 2S0
Dss! WaynS iansoa OS GTnaPogn and
DRAW @ c%Rs on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
Retnr1tng leave PIiIiADELPBiA Ninth Green sts
5$o t59 800 li;16 l5' pa, J;t9 ~ l2ol p. N
sUN,DA s o I SS So oo T aa5 ss 56 '1
Fss IoCR HAVEN. PEAL and PHtLIpsBURG Penn.
rs E. su sIs a 1gT vs. and
For mAnRfsRgf6 al 400, no $40 M 100, l:3o 400.
rS Ss S 100 s y 5 s S5 T f G oo $780, 400
FOL a3t f2 l3q & Zoo 5 sl5 H. ssS
100 $50 7i5. 5I5 m sundays at 5:5Op IN.
For Sr a. a. 4Sc & i5 % 100 $780, s45 800
Ior r' ~ TTHTIEHEM. ALLEYTowN and MARCH caUSK
stt:90 100 $40 NJ l'c9 l;So $40 DAD NJ sun'ay
For EAS ToN a. !on 100 $40 m, LOO 1880. s:dj 400
49, 243 6S9 19 p a S1nday 100 sIg '9 M 100
For FLEIINGToN. 200. si5 m. loo. $780, AGO. 4oo
800 $50 p. Sundays 1880 p u. -, 49,. ,,.,,
o 100, 500 1880 ?. sunday 900 sooa m, hSo
For Si'Y io 600 799 stS $50 1880 lil5
S:i5, 500 go 100, 500, $3.50 1850 200 sun
DAYS i,o. 500 $40 M 1900 m $780, 400, $780, 7'oo
d t GeEA As GaoY S. M l Ea1
For 4d s RIVER VIZ and fG at $780,
Far Sia aTaL "a CTr9 VfNELAND BRDGEToJas
'''o fNnnW ST iSsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
trom pier No y North River. Sandy Hook
For ATL| NTiC HIGHLANDS, LONG BRANCH. LAKE
WCon ,oMS RIVER, BARN EGAf, etc. AZ 81 =. m
Tickets ,an DC procured at foot Lbertys Pior Nos
Norm Ity,r 81, 2Ol, 251. -Ol, 80, ga ana 1879
Bfoadwas $50. 727 and 40 otlaye Riynston,stE 10
oMcry and ori,c. pal Hotels in NowYHr& CITY. II
I,rnoivn at No. Court-s; 100 Broa tway a57' d6o
ruonat go 37g lsy1 At antIc-aVc. Ia
IIoboken 964 Nasingolst NY. Transfer Company VIII
ca for and check baggage from ho'es OF ro'ehco
ton. "a HANCOCK
). r, N1n,y,r tni Ticket Art
' q. y. p Arr, lla Lb'rt1-St V
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vAPIorrs CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRlpGrpoRT.-At the annual meeting of the His
torical Society yesterday, George Z. Waldo, Jr.,
editor of The Standard, elected Society HIS
tOrian.
DANBURY-A singular wedding is arranged to
take place this week, when a father Will marry his
sons widow.
South NoRwALK.-Before the annual meeting OF
the Fairfield County Medical Society on Tuesday
DIR. Simon BaIuch, of New-York, will make an adj.
dress: Professor Meunde of New-YOrk, DIR. VILE
of sandy Hook and DR.. Hill of Stepney, Conn.,, will
read papers,
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short Heart suit On the line played by the Misses
II w make Ave instead of four, as In the actnai
game. Their play was good whist, though open 10
the correction noted. ,,+ .al,
M. &. RS letter will be commented on next week.
or the week after.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

RYF-Mrs. Sarah l.. Douglass has brought an
action against Andrew H. Bush and William Is
Us;stead executors of the estate of Newbury
HaIstead to close IL lane leading to Oal land Beach.
on Long Island Sound. She stamps the beach, on
which there are "a number Of bathing houses, rs
nuisance III the summer time, as 1t Is III full view
of her residence, and because those tIeqnentng tho
Mace are very noisy On the other hand, the de-
PENDANTS clam the right TO enjoy their property as
hay elect-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after April 9th, 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Sew Courand Streeo
Feruos as f0liOwsi 49,
Harrisburg Ptisburg and the wcst with Pullman Palace
Cars attached n m. o, and .. m. daily New orK
and chicago Limited OF Pgrlor Dining Smoking aud sleep.
ing Cars at 10 a. m. every day.
Wiiamsport 10 Haven, D. CORY ana ETC AZ
sp ~ ,ctng Cory for Tusy Petroleum Centre
aud tho OF Regions.
psm re Washington and tho South Limited Washington
Express" OF Pullman Parlor cars daily eToopt sunday
10 m; arrive Washington 400 ~ m Regular at b;2
and $50 a. m. !, s4O and M and IL night Sunday,
Gl5a o p. m. ana IL night. 49,,
loo p. m
Long ranc Bay ead Junction and Intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy, 900 m, 1900 noon $3.50 300
D. m on sunday 300 m. and 300 lido not stop ut
For Old Point and Norfolk. 62o week days aud 800
goats OF Or okiyn connect with all through
at Jerssy City aoring speedy and direct transfer for
rrans arrive: From PIttsburg TOO SEQ no. $50 and 936
pm dnily aud 1855 M, daily except Monday Prom
ashing on aud baltimore d2o 500 m lao $40. 80
5,5O $50 and lU9o Sunday. 800 500 o. M 1000
From Baltimore a,o p N Ere ,o phiadoPhla So9
$40 $3.50. $50. G2o g55 72o $50 $40, 49, 1000 m
aud 1920 night sunday, $3.50, 6aO 1902 bOS 1850 NE
GlO. 05b. 1910, $3.50, 1000 ID. m.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUM-
DAY. STA lions IN PHILADELPHIA, q IN
EkW.YOHK

rruress trains NewYork via Desbrosses and court
iandt streets Ferries, "a fol ows: -.
1o 100 n 800 40 Chicago Limited, and 10 washington
gni,ed, llil0 a M l. 800 $40 4AO o. and
. D. m and u night. Sundays 10, 10 Limited ana
ida M. T. o. 7. X and p. n- and II night ana q on
leaving NewYork daily except sunday at go SO
ana liiio /. 2, 4, and p me- connect al rron'n
for Camden 49,. o..., ,,,.,.,.ht.
..n ,J0 435 g. httb $50, 7.3) $40 $3.50 IL and Isl
m JiImtsd EIpTsss l3o and a;so p @ "a !,SsS
SSls pS0 A m s. tii5O Ilmited, $50. TAO TAO p. IN.
Leave philadelphia Wis Camden. $3.50 m daily, except
Sunday. - x ,o,, ,-..,w.r , . .,.r Hama.
and foot OF Desbrossos and Corandt ss Courtst ana
R-oSlyn Annex station, foot OF Futonst. BrooLlyni
Buschs Hotel Hsbokeni Station. Jersey city Emisrans
T,crci offce so X battery Place and Castle oarden
TLe NewYork Transfcr Company VIII coll Tor ana cheok
baygaco from hotels and Residences. -,.>o
cIiARLRS r. pU0H, T. n WOOL.
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NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
STATEN ISLAND.

The street railway to the interior of tho island
extending from West New-BrightOn TO the Brew
cries at Casteton -Four Corners, was contracted for
YESTERDAY. The road will be about four miles
long aud run through thIckly settled portion Of
the island.
system of sewage similar to the Waring plan
has been adopted by the residents along Richmond
Terrace.
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State bonds entirely neglected aud the sales Of
city bank stocks covered by (20 Metropolitan at 90
Business IN railway bonds was small but prices the
speculative kinds sympathized with the share market
Thus Eie seconds from "a i2 to 56Q557s Missouri
Kansas and Texas general 5s were up Z. at
So Atlantic and Pacific incomes were is higher at 8 L.
and the Central OF NcwJersey consos and convertbls
1l9 higher at 81 and 0Gai respectively. Chesa-
peake and Ohio s declined a. but ana closed
at "a. Canada Southern frsts were better
at 9SA009ls. Metropolitan Elevated seconds were up
- at o. West Shore and Buffalo hrsts were a
stronger ut 30is. Richmond and Danville nrsts ro.,
l per cent to l0l. Louisville and Nashville general Gs
sold at 904000ls and lrsts New Orleans and Mobile
division ut sOA 0Sl. Houston and Texas Central 0rsts
OF u ut IS. Missouri Pacific consos sold nj
"a Q95 Harlem rsts brought 1875 aud New York
and Western seconds sold at 95a st. Paul 1r,s
Pacific and Western Division were steady at 953
and rsts Wisconsin and Minnesota up II AT "a "a
Burlington and Quincy debenurcs about steady at
1000 lOOls. Oregon Short Line Gs steady nj s5
Texas and Pacific Incomes up per cont al "a and
Northern Pacific firsts dull at los
The money market ruled steady at per cent for call
loans.
The customs receipts reported at Washington to-day
S657.723 and the internal revenue receipts were
S3o5,300 The United states Treasurer received
$4,000 National bank notes for redemption, and the
receipts for the week follows: W.
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y
=. ". FOPPLE, General Passenger Agent.
NATSKILL' EVENING LINE. ,
- FOR Cit'k ~tuyyesant AMI int,rmeGts landing T.
loot OF '"'r''' Ff1ri. INV ovE DOLLAR.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
~ Trans leave from cham herss Depot for E1g'sToot
.oer PeCsou and Ny,k sS2 10 snDasv. ~, M an,
SaTuei. spiny Valley and MOnscy T. loA m, 45op m
v,RiF RAW WAY. now known rs fhc new
IL YORK. LAKE EEiE AND NE'IEnN o "a F,om ,oA ~
Arrangements Of iranl from ''p'' rum SOU
ssmDay sTnaay pay E5ps o S''" acpsg
Coaches g. Cleveland .ipnn ~ "I 30 extra onarro
10 Pullman uaGt sleeping cache, 70 % fa ar
TYNE n.tg, ~ n, To e'r n ssrin ,acS 20 cevc
land p Cncasat i ? M Ella ri ho9s yo4 M and
nSAnhpS' 'C hcpca rrrrs, for tho Solid Train
q Pnlwan Day aud seens Coaches TO BnSh'wSh g
Ra.ao Ei..ora f3 $40 Gg 5e or en- SP noSa
IA 5 40 $40 80 6;lo $50 80 1880 ~ %lsn-
r.ey.o i' 9l5 go 80 ~ $50
ssS ss9 $40 90 am Sp ' nsa
s c 70 ,q s. n! gS 80 N and i midnight saturday
s,5tSons Sundays oil IN $40 o opm can
,ns g @d as 30 sdnd. ioo
VALE va 9 as s%t1sg% sqoa.;. Sunday
goedon, ard Kingston and Montgomery am s'Sop m
SUI aos iy So 5f5 100 1000 An $50 $50 $50
mm,sSiri"wn sI5 $50 1920 n $40 $50 $50 m
s 1os s oSnn lV via Ss SSS Ycr
Railroad a, aan,,' ic2o $50 $50 pm sunday
Ego lU a 9aTier Of and quarter after each hour
from 5;a5 ~ TO lot6 eyory thirty minutes ann "0'H
neset. sr passage apartmons in Dawlng Room ana
sleeping coaehe, en- BE- "11sn sne coGpanvs oees
So. I"i OF e59' iiroadway. Isl we,tst, ~ " No
rs ~. from tho %est sryes SswYorK at 7io
'S' I2 81 ard aR S don P,,,r Agent NOwYOrk
FALL RIVER LINE.-rhe Best Sound Route
to S,G9 n1G G and an KY from h'T Fer n2s SS
River day san1Ys 9%emgsNSd at 5p@ po,,ono.r ~,n,
BoRDEN Z LOWELL. Aecnis Now,YorK
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
ri nips ep October 1884,
$500 Rochester and Monrca Express through draw
$40 = No. Fast Limited Chicago and Louis Express,
ester. Bufalo SigsIa Fall. Ere, cOyeland amt Toledo
.rIlving Al Chicago 1910 N and 81 Louis f4O H. ne1'
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunalo connects for
iii a m. wostorn New.York Northern Express with
J" $40 p N, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
u "a n II" ~ ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy
90 ~ 81 Louis ETprcs, with So pnscas for Niagara
FAILS Bunale Cncmnaii ro edo Detroit and - outs -
road and sarasa also to Montreal o poO,..,.r
pa Niagara S rsG FAILS Toedo Detroit cScafc
to- %1% Tor II. %ss aud
Tor The NoT.h 1,nT ay , nEhp pepo No Bowling
AIS Broadway. and ut Westcotts Express
Oncos p 7so and gi2 Broadway NeM-YorS
and Washington and 7sO Fulton s. Brooklyn and 70
Fourth-st, WILLIAMSBURG. ,,- - - -
IN drawing and sleeping cars can 20
procured OF tho cket oces Newfork CITY, ana NJ
s33 Washington st, brooklyn:
,fhsse trains sip at Harlem I25h.sl and tthayst
J. M. TOUCEY, N ~ %. 49, -. ). .an,
General superintendent oeherA' Fsssehso' As0"'
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr BOSTON
and the EAST All rail from Grend Central Depot Three
express trains daily tsnndays excepted TO Boston a. ;
~ IN tparor car tachod IL WIN palace seopns
cars, sundays at 10 with palace Sleeping eais
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p.ror,. aso ssi 200 sb44lsloo Inc l73o.ao0
C,,innafi.n io9s3 a0o III AGA 500 Inc g,700
The following the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposit liabilities:
spcc,e SUI ia 400 sioGo5i 800 Inc si670ooO
Legaltendcrs. J1sl2.5C0 sO.953e00 Dec. l4llOo
Total rosetve sl35 sl37,2oS90o Inc sl7l2oOO
ssst deposits si71o5o sa.Gos775 Inc. 432726
Surplus ~ s47125 $50 s484O5,l 25 mo Sl,279,27o
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges, $S3.40U,77 o. balances, $4,764,6l1 FOR
the week: Exchanges. $lOo,534,492; balances
So. SS0,443.
The European financial markets to-day after some re-
actions from yesterdays sharp recOvecs were steadier
and furnished indications OF the temper OF the war
probabilities In London British consos closed i9 lower
at 95ls and Russians at So were l per cent lower
United states bonds OFF ls As at 124as and 4ios
ut 114 American railways generally were easier and
excepting for ST. Paul. closed at the lowest figures Bar
silver advanced isd. To 40 1-1Gd. per ounce At Paris
French 3 per cents were stronger at 77.27l2
Exports of merchandise from New-York: ,oo-
the week. 1888 1851 lSS1-
Dry goods SlSl0gI3 S2,0S0iS3 ~ SOB aIo
Gen'I merchandise. 7766O7 5.7s06o2 7752O99
PpeyioHsly reported l5oGi3l57 l9G22595I l0os0l,2s6
Total since jan 1887 sl3iOg3Os6 sllO
Imports of specie at Ncw-York
For the ........ s6l0.S31 St72255 $3.50
previously reported 676jl3 1,G33sGO i,9lJ.924
s6,867340 si,oO7,ii5 si,9l0,77O
Exports of specie from New York 49,
fGs 1nS reported 4ssGo2 36soio so75SG7
Total stncc Jnal. s5,I40,55I s2s,2o2.6n ss.C577o2
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a 'uL NEW LINE
NEw-YoRK. PHILADELPHIA. NoRFoLK OLD POINT

II
SEW.YORK. PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
bHOURs FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The Ncw-York. Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad company
Fast Day aEd light .Kpress between New ORR
and Cape har Trans leave NewN or, va Pennslyana
Railroad 62D a. days and daily, arriving .jd
Point tomOrt s. D. weekdays aud $50 daily Nor.
folk N. and .:lO Sceping through from New
York Charles AID ParOr Car irOn III iladepha VITA
out Charge Csete paro seats and sleeping berths can
be e0ure ut Ic4eJ Cnc- OF tue Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. ". Is. COOKE, Gonl Pass. and Freight gent
IL. ". dunno. Superintendent
WEST SHORE POUTE.
W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave West &2dt Cortandt and Desbrosses sA
tatioDs
Chicago 10 m. ~ p. m Pullman Shoppers through
81. Louis. $3.50, % p ID. Pullman sleeDers.
Detroit, 40 'o:AO, m. Pullman seepers
kuspcnsion Bridge. Niagara Falls Buffalo, Rochester, 40
T. m. 900 - y IN sleeping and paroE cars through
Syracuse, 7;iO. 10 m. $3.50, g
Utica 7lO. -l0. ll;1O Q. 1880. q D. m. - $500
Newburg Kingston Catskih, Albany "7lo. TO- ll;o0
0 m. 800 $500 esp IN.
For Montreal aud Canada East 7;lo M: 6,50 p. N.
.Daily. other trains daily except Sunday.
For tickets time tables paror sleeping car accommoda
lions niormaton apply AZ Offices Jersey CITY Penn RR
Station HobokeD, l5 sshinstons Brooklyn Courtst
Office foot Fulton.s York CITY, a. 2O7 26l Sl5
&c., SOL p40 lliO l,323 broadway 73I bthayc l4t East
l2bhs, 1881 BOwery. Penn r. r. stations foot OF Cort
landt and Desbro and West shore station foot OF
West +2dst Baggage called for and checked from hotels
~ statest HENRY MoNETl. Cen PasA AGENT
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A. ". r.. Y.
Tsrec. Seven. QUEEN Six.
Ace Eight Two. Five.

Hcrc l know from my partners return card that
he mu 1t hold two moro -four originally. For has
signaed with the seven. five, and certainly does not
hold the four, u as certainly docs not hold 1t;
Therefore has it, and he would have led it instead
OF the two If he had held no more. Therefore he
holds four and the Kng-for from first round 1t is
clear the other card cannot be the knave hold ten
nine myself and all the remaining cards OF the suit
are accounted for Thus Y has no more. Now
has signaed. Therefore l am able to take advan-
tagc OF the information my partner mas gwen me IN
Knave, my, partner his King, and q, the strong
trump hand, is forced.
A lady Miss May X. H. sends me the details II
the hand forming our first specimen game (TRIB-
USE, February 18) as played by herself and sisters
inviting criticism. At round 3 A leads small
quite sound. think. II A considers BIS discard at
all, he should lead Heart King. But he should
consider his own hand, in my opinion, and lead
from the short Club snit headed by Queen, knave,
Vhich Is stronger and better protected than the
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Hearts-Q, 0.
Clubs-Kn, 8.
Diamonds-Kn, 6,
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Nearts-l0, 5, 3.
Clubs 6.
DiamOnds-Q, Z.
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Cough Remedies Fail

Oenmes when tho cough has become deepseated or con-
stiutona In such Hoods Sarsapara being ,con-
sttutonal remedy effect complete This may at
improbable but tie statements below show tho sue
cess Hoods sarsaparls has had in this directions
Hoods sarsapa Ia the bc4t remedy for cough or lung
trouble have used when all other remedies failed to
relieve my cough whom could not SLEEP nights nor work
tried Hoods Sarsap ila an1 1t WORKED like magic
When had taken half bottle cough had entirely ceased
and my lungs fet stronger than think Should have
dd OF consumption II had not been for Hoods sarsapar
lila" C. BATCIGELDER. Fairlee, VT
had been coughing six years. aDd every one thought
/ was Ia consumption Holds slrsaparla id ne lots OF
good do cough at all now, unless akc cold and am
IN go)d health" ALBINA MARTIN. Lawrence. Mass.
Hoods sarsaparilaa
Sold by all druygsts Fl for So Made only D. c. l.
HOOD Co. Apolocarisi LbSsl, alsh
100 Doses One Dollar
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1854.
New FORK s5lS,OOO Sl,3S5.OB0
Boston. l1aODO lS,DOO
Philadelphia. .vIOlO 100 600
Chicago lAUOOO 900
Miscellaneous. '4OouO 77l,uOO
Total. sl.04jO00 s2535OOO
The United States Treasurer holds S3l i3h S5o
United bonds to National bank note circ
lation, as foows
Currency Go 1920 600
Four AID snr half per cents As SOg
lI,iB2 800
Bonds deposited for circulation during the weck
1905 000 bonds Withdrawn during the week S34o 600
National bank circulation outstanding notes
1921 1928 1915 gold notes. Si61,564 Against these
sums the Treasury holds in lawful money S3s 800 $40
ga follows:
For redemption OF notes Of banks reducing oircu-
laton.. SZ07J7.49O
For Of banks LIQUIDATION. 1891 s6I
The weekly statement OF bank averages reflects further
receipts from the interior OF both legal moneg and
National bank uotes The gain IN specie and legal ten
ders Is Sl,712.000, and tho gain In deposits being
greater than tue other changes call for reflects
the receipt Of that SUM IN National currency The
loans were contracted $780, The surplus reserve
increased 81 ,279.27o.
Following the comparative totals of the statements
OF April 4 aud April IL {:
April T. April IL. Differences.
Loans..... fi027b7.loo s30i.tls0O0 Dec. $500. 700
epecie-...-.. l044s4400 10000 800 Inc. l.57Q.nc0
Lesaisendcrs ao,si2Soo so.sss,Goo Inc. lal.ioo
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Hoods Sars aparilas
100 Doses One Dollar
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A BOSTON AND EW-ENGLAND.
IA. Low RATES. -

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Steamers from Pier So y. H. dally except o"naYs
I. ". IOpPLt. Oonoral Passengof Aboh-
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-02
AN EVEN SCORE
OF Appl cants for Capitol Commis on
er-whO Will Get There?

OF Appl cants for Capitol Commis on
er-WhO Will Get There?
Ever since Judge Norton's resigna-
ton as one of the Commissioners of
the new Capitol, gentlemen anxious
to serve their country in the place
made vacant by him, have been in
dustriously working the "wires" to
secure said position. Nearly every
day since the vacancy existed has wit
messed the coming out of some new
candidate for this responsible post, and
the $1,000 per annum that goes along
with the dignity of the office. The fol-
lowing list embraces all the candidates
up to date that could be ascertained
by reporter:
DIR. L. B. Johnson, Austin; DR.. G.
w. Beaumont, sAustin;a jeremiah
Sheehan, Austin; John P. Kirk, Aus.
tin; r. F. Cook. Austin;J. 2. Sprinkle,
Austin: w. FL. Streshly, Austin; z. T,
Mattingly, Austin; Geo. Holdstack.
Austin; VIM. M. Wilson, Aus
tin; w. B.. Hawkins, Aus
tin; Ferdinand Dohme, Austin;
Alb. II. Cook, Austin; q. B. Broadly wa
ter, Laredo; John Willett, William
| son County; Rufus Y. King, Bolton
j, Larmour, Dallas; d. S. Cheesher
Georgetown; Col. Galen, Crow; Mans
field II. McLaurin, Terrell
The Capitol Board, consisting of the
| the Governor, the Comptroller, the
| Treasurer, the Land Commissioner
and the Attorney General, are expect
ed to make selection within very
| few DAYS,