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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-07
A TURN UPWARD.

A reyulson In the feeling came at noon, and
from that time there was steady, Though IN
most cases Glow appreciation. which nnaiy
placed most Of the active stocks on slightly
higher level. than that OF tho opening LOUIS
vile and Nashville was the leader in this adj
vance, notwithstanding the fact that rumors IN
regard 20 a dividend were still circulated rely.
The strong point In the list, however, was new
England, which became promineht va tne w
yard movement In tho last hour. after yielding
only a fraction. Ii stands alone la showing a
material improvement for the day. The market
retained is strong tone TO the close, which was
active at the best prices OF the day. saies-
Listed, 20 900 shares; unlisted. COO shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Eeenino.-Hxchange active and strong at asa
1874. money easy at Bal closing offered at
& sub-Tressury balances-Coin, $its.gDOOOi
currency, s4,lsl.000. Governments dun ana
barely steady; per cents. l2OH: 4Hs' iuo%'
State bonds dull and featureless'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-07
FINANCIAL

opYics or RICHMOND PsRPsruAL BuupIxe.l
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
No. 1900 NAM sykBnf.
UNDBs PLAINTIFFS NATIONAL bAHKJ p
T. d. starke, ID. Mitteldorfer, WIN. Lovenseetn,
President Vice President. Cashier.
RICHMOND, Va, January ., 1891. J
AT A MEETING OF THE DIREO
IN TORS OF this company held this day u Ne
resolved TO issue . limited number OF RUN
MING SHARES on favorable terms. Parties ds
string stock should mako application at once
tho of1co Of the company 70
ia35 CashieT.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18
Notice 10 vacate.

First publication April l last May 81
Notice Of vncatlng certain alley, street and a
portion OF Wisconsin avenue. Notice n hereby
given that the undersigned has filed "a petition
la the Circuit court for the county Of Iron, state
81 Michigan, praying said court 20 vacate and
close up certain alley, street aud so much Of
Wisconsin avenue "a lies east Of Fourth street
iu the Crystal Falls Iron company's original
plat 81 the village ~ Crystal Fails described a.
follows, BEGINNING 10 the most easterilly point
of Lot No. 90 Of the original plat of the village
OF Crystal Fan. Thence la direct line or course
with the north-easternly line Of said Lot No. 90.
produced south easteTnly 20 the right OF way OF
the Chicago 4 North western railway spur. "a
distance 81 thirty.sN t3Bl feet. be IL more or
less. Thence following the contour Of the north
westeryly line ot right OF way ~ said railway TO
the junction OF said line Of right of way with the
south westerly corner of Lot No. 81, and the
east line oi Fourth street. Thence northeryly
along the east line OF Fourth street 90 the most
south westcryly corner Of Lot No. 2T3. Also
the alley Immediately south OF Lot No. 273 aud
running easternly aud westerly parallel with
the south line OF said Lot No. 273. also all OF
Mound street and that portion Of Wisconsin
avenue lying east from Fourth street and that
said petition will bc brought up for hearing at
the May term OF court
Dated April 9th 1891, az Crystal Falls Mich.
PATRICK H. DUNN.
NJ " MomAHrY, Attorney for petitioner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18
CHAS. s. HENRY.
DEALER M
All kinds Of Furniture.
u DE n AKIN 9
in all its branches.
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
Chanoery Sale.
First DUPLICATION March

First publication March 2s, last May g.
In pursuance and by virtue OF AN order and
decree of the Circuit court for the county Iron
n chancery. In the state OF Michigan. made and
dated on the 18th day of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety one. In certain
cause therein pending wherein Spencer s. kim
ball n complainant and Charles Townsend,
Mary Townsend whose given name n unknown
but who Is the vile Of said Charles Townsend,
Charles X. LHthrop. Katie A. Lathrop, Albert
A. HOskin. Eliza NJ Hoskin, Albert Durham.
Julia d. Durham, William Badeau, Catharine
Badean, Newton ". Littleiohn. Jane $. Little
John. William r. Johnson, Mary johnson whose
given name Is unknown but who Is the wife OF
said William n. johnson, William III. Jacobs,
aud Penlnsular Iron Mining and laundering
Company are defendants. Notice N hereby given
that | shall sell nt public auction 20 the highest
bidder. at the front door Of DOucets opera
house. Ia the village OF Crystal Falls. n said
county OF Iron, said opera house being the place
for holding the Circuit court for said county. on
Monday, the eleventh day OF May AID. 1891. at
two o'clock IN the afternoon. all, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary To raise the amount
due 20 the said complainant for principle inter
est aud costs Ia this cause, OF the following. de-
sCribed parcels OF land, to-wit. The northwest
one quarter lnwiil OF section four az the north
one bah tnisl OF the southeast one-quarter(sei,l
and south one.half ls5l of the north east one
quarter tnc'il Of section i've 90. the southeast
one quarter (sei.l OF section seven 90 the north
west one quarter (nwhD, the south west one.
quarter lsw4i the west pne-half fwAl, Of the
north east One-quartcr (ne'tl and the north one.
half INK OF the southeast one quarter (seil of
section 81, all Ia township numbered fortyfoup
(iil north az range thirtytwO OBJ west. Ia the
county OF Iron aud state OF Michigan, and that
said lands, or as much thereof "a may be neces-
sary aforesaid 20 raise the amount due 20
the said complainant for principle, interest and
costs in this cause, viii be sold separately, in
forty acre lots. That the amount due the said
complainant az the date OF said decree for prin.
ciple aud lntesest was the sum OF eight thou,
sand eight hundred aud twenty one dollars aud
forty -seveu cents, and that the same amount Is
now due 60 the said complainant together with
interest from the date aforesaid decree and the
costs Ia this cause Dated Crystal Falls. Mich,
March 25th, 1891. EDWARD u. LoTr.
Circuit court commissioners IA and
for Iron county, Michigan.
X. G. FLANAGAN,
Solicitor for complainant
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18
Notice OF Sale OF Real Estate.

First publication April IL, last May %.
state Of Michigan, county of Iron, ss-ln the
matter Of the estate 81 Mary ~ Brown deccas.
sd Notice n hereby given. that ia pursuance OF
an order granted 10 the undersigned. Thomas
Brown administrators of the estate OF Mary NJ.
Brown deceased, by the Hon. Judge Of Probate,
Tor the county Of Iron, on the 9th day Of April
A. -. 1891 at ten i1O) O'Clock Ia the forenoon
OF that day, (subiect 60 all membranes by
mortgage or otherwise existing ~ the time Of the
death OF said deceasrd) the following described
real estate to-wit Lot numbered sixty 800 OF
the original recorded plat Of the village OF Crys.
tai Falls Michigan.
Dated az Crystal Falls this 9th day OF April
A. y. 1891 THOMAS BRowN, Administrator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18
Notice for Publication.

First publication March IA. last April rs.
Land Office nc Marquette, Mich, March =.
named settler has fled notice OF his intention 20
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the clerk 81
the Circuit court 81 Iron county, az Crystal
Falls, Mich, on April 30, 1891, Wig Milon sto-
well, homestead application No. 57b1, for the
east one hall of northwest onc-fourth and the
west one hall ~ the northeast one-fonrth OF
section 3, township f3 north, range 33 west.
He names the following witnesses 90 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation 81,
said land, viz Marvin Buskirk. Henry Baker,
Falls Mich. GEo. A. RoYCK.
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18

Peter Larson has moved into his new
building erected for the purpose 81 bottle
ing the frystal Falls mineral water and
the manufacture Of pop.
1t rs "a big girl-fifteen pounds or more
and John and Mrs. Mcleod are the
most happy parents ia the state. The
baby came last night.
Larson's bottling factory is a busy
place. IL IL here the celebrated Crystal
Falls mineral water is prepared for the
market.
New sidewalks have been laid this week
I'm front OF the business houses oil Bloch
x Marks, Saylan Brothers and VIM.
Doucet.
A large addition to the Lockwood
house is contemplated. As IL il The
Lockwood Is the largest hotel on the
range
Paul Schook purchased the Urquhart
block on Superior avenue this week, the
consideration, il rs said, was $4,000.
A little boy stranger came 20 the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Atkins, in Waters
meet, on the evening of April 3.
Contractor Louis Webber started this
morning for his home in Menasha, where
he will spend Sunday.
Tommy Roberts, the colored barber
OF Marinette, was in the city yesterday
and returned to-day.
Frank Reynolds. the news hoy on the
range line, made "A special trip TO this
place Tuesday.
NH. Moriarty, the lawyer. has added
a Yost type writing machine TO his office
equippage.
Elisha Morgan, Of Stambaugh, WAS in
town ON important business Wednesday.
Chas Peterson is selling tickets for the
railling off OF an open-face silver watch.
Alfred Larson. the wcll-known camp
Cookie, was in Green Bay last week.
Frank Schobleskey, Of Florence, has
been here the greater part OF this week.
s. Il. Narcotic, OF Marinettc, was n
Crystal Falls business visitor Monday.
&. A. Nelson, 81 Stambaugh, was n
Bannerman house registerer Tuesday.
The wind storm Of Yesterday evening
blew down many trees about the city.
Snow has disappeared about town and
the streets are entirely free from mud.
Joe Delorme and family are now com
fortably located on the Parks farm
Supervisor Alfred Smith. Of Bates
township, was in the city this week.
Miss Della Thouin visited Sunday with
Mrs. w. J. Uren, at Iron Mountain.
1t Is time 10 begin repairing sidewalks
Some of them are pretty rocky"
Ole Wolden, ~ Stambaugh, was a
visitor 20 this office Tuesday hast.
G. G. Campbell spent portion of this
week in Chicago visiting relatives.
Trout fishers are getting their outfits
in shape for the coming season.
Louis Lessen, the Mcnominee beer man
had business here this week.
whitley" Watson, the woods cook,
was ia Green Bay last week.
IT, III. Flanagan, Iron River, registered
az the Bannerman Tuesday.
r. +. Dunn succumbed TO the newt
able-the giippe--this week.
To prevent disease cleanup all the old
rubbish about your home.
Johnny McAlister is visiting at his
home in Marinette.
John Iramhley was "a Commonwealth
visitor Tuesday.
Base Ball Il Crystal Falls going to
have club?
Ralph Prince spent much OF the week
in this city.
Geo Schwartz is IN Iron Mountain to-
day.
Real estate transfers are daily reported
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18

First publication March last April \.
state OF Michigan, Twenty Fifth judicial Cir
cuit-In thancery, Mary Coonehan, complain
ant, Va John Coonehan. defendant Suit pend.
ing ln the Circuit court for the county of Iron,
Ia Chancery. at Crystal Falls. on the goth day
Of February. A. -. 1891. In this cause ~ APP
pcaring from afIidavit on file that the defendant,
John coonehan, Il not resident Of this state
aud that his residence cannot be asccrtained by
inquiry or otherwise On motion 81 complain.
ants solicitor IL II oriered that the appearance
Of said non resident defendant. John Coonehan,
be entered herclu within five CD months from
the date OF this order and In case OF disappear.
amer be cause his answer 90 the bill Ofconplaint
20 be hed and a copy thereof 90 be served ON
the complainant'n solicitor within twenty (2Ol
days after the service ON him Of a copy ~ said
ball and notice OF this order. aud in default
thereof, said bill viii be taken IA confessed by
said non resident defendant Aud IL II further
ordered that within twenty (2O) days the com
plainant cause a notice ~ this order 90 be pub
lished In 'rnE DIAMOND DnfI.I., a newspaper pub
ished and circulated Ia said county and that
said publication be continued therein, once In
each week, for six weeks IN succession. or that
be cause a copy Of this order 90 be personally
served on said nonresident at least twenty t2Ol
days before the time above prescribed for his
appearance.
n v. fnEDENHuno, j. w. STONE,
Compartments Solicitor. Circuit Judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18
IRON COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
THE NAY TERM or CIRCUIT COURT TO Br
HELD THEREIN, PROBABLY.

Work at the court house is in an adj
vanced state and the contract work il
rapidly nearing an end. Contractor Web
Der spent the week here and has a salts
lied smile which may he taken for the
meaning that the work il progressing to
his entire satisfaction, and II to his salts
faction IL is surely the same 10 the peo-
pie OF Iron county. The wood work
finishing is all in place on the lower floor
while the finishings are rapidly being
made 10 the second floor rooms. The
vault doors and inner attachments are
all In place. Some work IL being done on
the outside OF the building, but il seems
interior ready for the May term OF Cir
cult court. Every DAYS work adds To
the beauty Of the building.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18
X DAVID kITTO, X
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

Plans and specifications 81 any class OF work
furnished on short notice. VIII make contracts
for the erection Of all kinds of buildings.
once IA TIM DIAMOND DRILL block.
CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-18

I can sell BceI as cheap a. any agent in town
win continue 20 do All lines OF Drnylng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
STOCKS AND BONDS.
TRADING ON A LIMITED SCALE
WITH PRICES LOWER.
Expeeted-Increase in Specie
and the Reserve.
Commercial Resume.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
New YORK. July 25-Money closed easy
al = per cent, the only rate of the day.
Exchange, steady. Posted rates, a S41l
"a 81.
Silver-sl OO5s.
Sugar-Raw and refined dull and IN
changed.
Wheat-Options moderately active, but
firm on short covering and frmer cables.
Prices closed 5stdIc higher. Spot lots
closed steady.
Wool-in fair demand, with prices oc-
casionally favoring the buyer, but there is
no weakness apparent.
Cotton-Spot lots steady. Middling up
lands. SC. Futures closed steady.
Coffee-Spot lots quiet. Fair Rio cargoes,
Zoe. Futures closed steady.
Hides-Steady. Buenos Ayres, dry, 139
1870. Dry Texas, l0dl2c.
Dealing IN stocks to-day was on a limited
scale. In anticipation of an unfavorable
bank statement, there was quite sharp SELL
ing. Burlington and Quincy was one Of
the stocks that was especially pressed for
sale. New Jersey Central fell 2 per cent to
l0.1S, but subsequently recovered most Of
the decline Fluctuations in that stock
could not be accounted for.
After the publication of the bank state
ment, which made a more favorable exhibit
than was expected, prices rallied somewhat
The closing figures, however, were 10
lower.
Atchison, 3ls[.
Nothing new in dry goods circles. Market
is simply stagnant.
Important changes in the principal items
IF the New York bank statement for the
week were as follows. viz: Surplus re-
serve increase, 81, 220,G50; loans, decrease,
SiSS 1GO specie, increase, ST39, 200; legal
tenders, decrease, S32, 600; deposits, de-
crease, S2,056, 900; circulation, increase,
a1S1. GOO.
According TO this statement the banks
have gained in cash s11l 500, and this with
z considerable decrease in deposits made
he gain in the surplus reserve considerably
larger. The statement is made on declining
averages, and hence is not correct, as re-
Election of present conditions and it is i'm
possible to analyze it. 1t should be remem-
bered, however, that shipments We're de-
creased. and that of sub-treaSury withdraw
ais increased By the fact that the city banks
have very largely deposited funds in the
sub treasury against shipments of currency
west-bouud to their interior customers.
B0ndS-Dull.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates
Sc.
Fort Worth and Denver Is, 9915.
AtchisOn general mOrtage As, 1s$!.
Atchison incomes, ASH.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2s, SO.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is, 1879
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas is, 10
Texas and Pacific Is, S6l4.
Teas and Pacific IS, 3O1s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
What the Chronicle says.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, July 25.-The Chronicle sees
a slow improvement, particularly in rail
road earnings, the iron trade and the coal
trade, etc. In an ordinary year this would
be considered pretty sure promise of cycle
of unusual prosperity because substantial.
Cotton is very low and so are all other pro-
ducts except breadstufs.
Money continues sensitive, and when
loaned must be on ample security which
can be quickly marketed American credit
in Europe is at a very low ebb and we are
shipping gold when Europe should be max
ing preparations 10 pay US gold for bread
stufiS.
The flow of money West and South last
week did not exceed that infowirg.
Berlin cables say 81, 800, 600 of gold will be
sent from that city to Russia.
The gross earnings of eighty-three roads
for the second week in July increased SIS
per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
70 SUSTAIN THE BOARD.
DETERMINATION EXPRESSED BY
SEVERAL ALDERMEN.
What They Think About It-A Diversity
of e. .auinn Among ire AIdermen-An
lrrssloa from Some of Them.

~.u.. DO. election OF Nh White to the
super. .-udauDt Of the su.-ools Of the city,
there BIAS zen more or less talk of dissatis-
faction pro the council with the choh of the
t,h00. rutCrs for the position. There is
s. ordinance 10 tIe effect that it shall
b. rae duty of The school directors 10 nom
la'g e man for his position. and that this
domination is s-bjecl to the Endorsement of
Tie council heretofore this reserved
gE.' 4s never been exercise by the COun-
u H. body always depending on the
w.s,0u ut '.v directors il selected to make
wise ChHcr Ii has reeu claimed thai in
'ao ya.aeI. tEH friends of Mr.. Carlisle are
large % 'H1 aSCeulaurl. and that they
w.ua insist M exercising the prerogatiye
a .w.! b.. The nrliul,ce, and when the
M. RS referred 20 them Ia indicate by
Fa.n, their chol,A II the matter. y re-
r..'cr ul 1t tAZETrF, III order to ascer-
'-.. ID facts 100 ,lc case called on num-
tcr ut Tie ''Iucil, s,"ted the case and re-
n."'a ASST. 'uy"- that the council would
s.l. us Tie action OF the school board.
I-.re 10 ivHt, however. expressed them
sa.F. uuNio-it!uu 30 these.
Alderman lI--e,. WAS first Sc 4 and said:
a'N 30 i % tar.'s-e man from the be-
E.ni.n!' tnt ,n,ed Tor - least two of the
le-a.. ufar; with Tie understanding that
-..s '.r- '.".iSr mcr. They have since
.". ! 'A'F". 81. al SIC gave
r....' ''i'ft'j"n durin" his ircumbency,
a-- So - reason whE i change should
"''' 't'h 40. y there were any short
,,,--..-' :; 'Ar schools y seems 10 me that
WY. af.l,Ie T"L.t best know where they are
..t t"a i l''i'r remedy hen. J am not in
,A''''4 49, rla'ter u"iug referred back to
.-' co. -. linking a. hest 10 follow the
I'.H.'af a r''tr So Il leaving the matter
WIN y" Too. directors II il should be
o.. Should favor Mr.. Carlisle
INl ..' r'as'r~ tAF' slated.
A.-'r-.tn Drake most certainly shall
t ., '..' .,' Nht'c's confirmation. Under
ut. CAMS. b. S management the schools have
n.y.. >.-."...E. tAerc has been less fric-
.'... -.'' ,.'p ANTS. loo not think il right
.- h.h down here 50 far from home
..' '.-. him Tsitc. There : no reason
vi. chance should be made. Mr. Car
r. -.N ID" 'e.gaofs vita him, and since
...' ,.-fEe VIC have lost much of our best
'".
nay Martini @av, heard nothing
VI .--' "l.'t'r- - has always been CUSTOM
Z. .-ayr fae selection Of the school
'a.afrt 10 The school directors, and
~. - reason Or q change now. | shall
.....' sustain the action of the school
D...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
Atwood. Violet 6 Co. on Cotton.

Special TO the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 25.-Atwood,
Violet 81 Co. say: F'utures-Livcrpool
showed some improvement this morning,
opening l TO 2-64d better though not suffi-
Gent to sustain the market, as more of an
advance was generally expected and in
conseq .ence both New York and this mar
ket opened some to 3 points higher, which
improvement was lost toward the close,
showing prices the same IS last night S
fl Tres.
We learn to-day that while there are
some reports of worms in some sections of
Mississippi, no serious results are antici-
pated. To these rumOrs is attributed the
steadier feeling of yesterday, which re-
ported the situation more serious than is be-
lievcd to-day, and in consequence an easier
feeling now prevails.
Our New York friends say since the
close that the market there is easier on the
curb. and that they LOOK for lower prices
Monday.
Spots steady, Sales, 1870 bales. Quota
lions unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
The Stock Market.

SpCtIaI 70 Int NdZtIIt-
New York. July 25.-The stock market
was weak and duh. The street had ex-
pected 4 bad bark statement, but even after
the publication of the statement the rally
was only slight. Burlington and Richmond
Terminal were the chief points of attack.
Finals We're considerably below yester-
days.
Terminal SIS and 6's declined nearly points
on limited transactions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
A NEW DEAL FOR TEXAS.
The No-kate Excursion Question Finally
Solved


'Haloo, colonel - said a GAZETTE reporter
yesterday on Main street to W. S. Decker,
who was walking about 100 feet ahead.
The rerNrk was made rather loud, and per-
haps fftNmen were within hearing. Out
Of these tiftNwenty -aye turned around and
stopped, thinning thSt they were being ad-
dressed.
asked. ~
l have just tuA ed from a trip down
the Rio Granny railrAad, which you know
mas \; Just oeen4 Finished far as Brownwood:
is all right. Crops are pakfect and the peo-
pie are going IN rapidly, thsnks to the ad-
vertising JOHN Howard is giving Dublin.
Yes. l stopped at Dublin
What do l think OF the towul It is all
right. And here l want to tell you that
have made up my mind that whatever town
or country John Howard takes hold of,
man can, without risk, buy property in that
district without going to look at it, for the
simple reason that John Howard stands on
rhis reputation and will take hold of nothing
without first investigating it thoroughly,
and If the district that he Is asked to work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
Governments, stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The stock market
to-day was active and weak during the first
hour, but dun and stagnant for the remain
der of the session, but closed at the lowest
prices of the day. Final changes are. how
ever. generally insignificant losses, but
Burlington is down Is.
Railroad, government and state bonds
dull and steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
Dry Goods Movement.

Special to the Gazette,
NEW YORK, July 25.-I4ast weeks de-
cided increase in the imports of dry goods
at the port of New York was succeeded by
a movement of somewhat smaller proper
lions in the period covered by the official
manifest to hand, the total entries having
fallen TO s., 5O4, 7S9 from s. 931. 7:26 and the
amount marketed to s., 3SS, 904 from s., 641,-
ES1