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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
There are varioas rumors afloa: re-

There are varioa> rumors aAoa: re-
garding the discharge Of railroad n-n
on the Elkhorn and u. & NJ. lines il
Nebraska since the passage of tin"
Newtsrry bill of that state. Small
stations are also being discontinued
Mixed trains will be run upon the
short lines where passenger trains have
been running. Waen legislature at
tempts to compel a railroad company
or any business concern to do business
without reasonable profit, it may as
we'll be set down at once si,at the COD,
pany will run things upon cheaper
basis than before.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

s'ssp far as ili. Press Is copreraed ii
proposes to put itself in such a posi-
ilon that two years hence it cannot
support any man as a candidate for
the legislature who will not pledge
bimself neither to ask nor to accept
especial personal favors from the rail.
:oal companies Howard Press.
The Press is wise in announcing its
position so long before hand, lnt the
wisdom Of its conclusions is not so ap.
parent to us. We are rather inclined
to agree with once prominent mem
Der Of the Nebraska legislature whc
while engaged in advocating some rail-
road Legislation, was accused of him.
self hsvin. one nf those ll'lr paste.
board ,l.ihes in his rrchrt~-a,..i at H.,
same time nrging w',a, t|.e oppo>isimt
termed radical legislation. Tie mem.
Der in question promptly and tar,ly
replied that he acknowledged the accu.
sation; that lie believed ill foraginp
on the enemy.
That is the kind of men needed fol
such positions. 0ne who can accep,
unsolicited favoss and still abide by
his own couviciion,---ausl rspre>en,
those of his con.tiiuents--i,; mnct
more OF a man than one who must b,
forbidden by legislation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
Soldiers Noaus Department.


Fanry u Crawford of the . h Iowa
Infantry from 1861 to ls65. who was
admitted to the soldiers home from
Mitchell, March 10Th last. died ON
Tuesday morning Co,niade Crawford
was a victim of chronic dyspepsia. >uf
fercd much. but bore it like a Christ
ian gentleman and true soldier. both
of which he was. Mrs. NJ. q. Cmw.
ford OF Sioux City. Iowa. Il sist4r.iM.
law was summarized by wire Int did not
arrive until tha messenger hid ea.:.i
bin away. Funeral services Us May.
Frame of the Congregational church
on Wednesday afternoon, after wiiicl.
his remains were laid at rest in Ever
green cemetery.
Geo. a. Howell, Rapid CITY mem
her hono.abiy discharged, left the
home on Wednesday.
Capt. Willor has returned TO the
home rather worse for his ten DAYS
outing and rustling.
Alex. 2. Minnick. a seventy year old
veteran, Joined the home from Wss.
sington on the 18Th inst.
II. b. and Emery Clark, brother:
aud residents of Fall River county
have been admitted as members of til.
home during the past week.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

On Monday last Chas. G. Grable fit
ted out eight teams at this pom to
work on the irrigation ditch for the
Edgemont canal company Air. F N.
Vroman will have charge of the ditch
work. This ditch will be twelve arr!
one half miles long, and will have a
fall at Edgemont OF seventy two feet
aud will have flow Of over twenty
thonsand gallons per minute -Craw.
ford Tribune.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
New ls.,,,te

The Elkhorn takes pleasure in in
forming the public that they can nov
ticket passengers to sal, Lake. O...icm.
r.matello aud points wet thereof. wa
fremont and Lincoln. Close connec.
Tinns and fine~. service .he entire trir.
Not over sixty minutes d lay at any
nne place between Hot Springs and
Pacific coast points. and ycu uass
through Denver. Salt Like. Ogden
and over the most scenic part during
daylight. A n Woop, Agt.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

Kimhlr. Carr & c.. are glad to re.
c.ive their friend. in their new quar-
ters. where vou will lind the larrest
and tine-t line Of harness. saddlery,
roha>, whins, etc. evef brought to the
Hills. Phillips block. satf.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
Orange S.n.iaI.

The ladies of the NJ. Z. Aid society
will give q social and orange conte 1
at the residence of Mrs. j. b. Dirkover
on Wednesday evening. April 26. Two
prizes will he given. Evervhndy come
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
sERENADE.

Our voices are eighing
An old college lay,
All. Daylight is dying
l.ist, friends, We pray.
The stars. they are glancing
With langunr0us fight,
Their charm is enhancing
All: Reauteous night.
The moon is now rising,
She casts her bright beams,
Thy slnmbcrs surprising
With sweet, rosy dreams.
Our songs We are telling,
OF school days divine:
All. Hearts that are sw elling
With pleasure-sweet sigh.
The st,ls, they are blinking,
SO soft and so bright,
Kind friends, we are thinking
OF thee, this fair night.
Our voices are sighing
So tender, 90 light,
Nights shade 10 flying,
Goodnight friends, goodnight.
-Ouu SkEIO0s
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

Once more the report is given or5
that republican pos,nastars are to he
permitted TO serve ont their fnnr yeav-
term and now prol''+b!y ths next
thing Wi! be the droppias oif Of ,.u-
mcrous Z. Nj. heads.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

At the Baptist church on the 2Si
inst, services AS usual at 1880 q. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Morning suhiect,
"Christian Steadfastness"; evening
subject. 1.-The Choice of Rutb." All
are cordially invited.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

At the Congregational church next
Sunday by the pastor: morning SUBJ
j-ct. Real v. Spurious Piety"; "Hu.
man Insufficiency.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

SusAoss.
State Of South Dakota, county Of Fail kiye,.
In the circuit court in the seventh judicial cir.
David W. 1nmsn. plaintiff,
Xasy Ann Inman, defendant.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting % the
above named defendant:
Yon are hereby summoned and required to an.
swer the colnplsintin tho above entitled acton.
. "h,ch xss "a AID On the 18th day of April A. b.,
within and for said Fail River county at Hot
'SprinRe, South Dakota, and to serve . copy Of
your aniwef on the eubscribers ct their once IN
ths city .of Hst springs, south Dakota, within.
thirty daye attef the service Of this summons q.
.;ussys Sf eS. the daL ct s:syic: yoo a
~ will apply 70 the court for the reliei demsndsA
10 the complaint besides costs.
/ day Of April, A. D., leoe.
WlLsoN d W1sox,
10 the defendant Ia th, above entitled sction:
Please take notice that the complaint IN thiei
ease . now on Ole 70 the clerk Of courts oce m
Hot 0p1tngss Fall River county, south Dakota.
WnSoH D WiIsoH.
First publieasioa April n. - : A''''
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
Notice. tn i,e.,cl,e,.s.

The next regular examination of
applicants for teachers certificates
will he held at NY Office inHot Springs
on Friday, May 5, 1898.
J.. D. BROOKE,
County Superintendent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice Is hereby given that ths Named
settler has fled notice Of his intention % make
anal proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before clerk Of the circuit
court for Fall River county ct Hot springs, .. D.
on June 6th, 1893, viz:
SAMUEL F. ADAMS,
H. E. 2s7s, for the nek sec. g twp. south. range.
7eaat b. n. N.
he names the following Witnesses to prove hls
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
Wight. Eugene H. Mosher, ali of Hot Syringe,
y. b. j. p. Lusf. Recieter.
Fifst publication April u. : -'''-' -'es''''i
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

The Hot Springs Bath tionse will
run till ten and eleven o'clock here
after. r PHEHNErroN.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
Among the Churches.

Ou Sunday. April 2sd. Rev. f. G.
Warren will! preach at the college
chapel, both morning and evening.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

of the eandisiSa on. sad sissaz sasis & sss -
Phenix Insurance Company
Of Brooklyn. orsanized under tie laws 4 ~
stats cf South Dakota, II. pufsuaacs of ths isWs
Ut said state.
IN THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Sixth circuit-L. 8. whitcher. Highmoss.
CAPITAL.
Amount Of capital stock actually paid
IN cash.. ....S1s0u4vUO ~
PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE coMPANY.
Cash value Of real estate owned BY the
nal. SG,mps,ny 70 pp,y emee G.
Cash Cash Of on % deposit 1ses .sn:dui. ax.. Ae
Accounts mot over three months oldD
due from agents :..............::.. os19o "
-', On M real l eststs worth % 4 Last s % double
.n,o The s%osHs ..s loaned thereon tsss %. on -.
...!;::s & 81: ss:iS: ID: :ss
Total assets. .............. es.7o1,soe .
LIABILITlES.
Capital stock actually paid In cash. 81 10000 %
Whole amount y. M OF losses yet unpaid: ssa.iS "
whois isaas AMOUNT Of sas;in.d prsnian: '''' -
fo,s ss.ndssd 'ss sssss 5oa.. 20
a"sss' due :ssns: s ,,e: esnn,::,":: nass s.
sbo1e .... ~. ....1.. =. 10 %
INCOME 1o's, OF ras nislass cospxSY niiR4Se rre =
YEAR 1854
Total premiums for year WA ,sl7.ses On
Whole amount of interest receipts.... l0e,ls4 o
Other receipts not included IN above. siI.ST T.
'-'- ''p~ ~ '-> 'ss''- - s'S''': -...... :.
... o.s, .eseapw ~. :. :. :. !o.oeo'ois ~
hAf6NDiTgnM6H n6 MHs ny 1E THE ~ I, COMPANY DUR
Whole amount Of losses paid ....... Sa,lsa,s4o q
Amount Of dividends paid. ............ 100000 O0
Amount i salaries paid Is oaicers and ..
Amount RIA for return premiums and
surance departments. ..:::......... ssoss a.
Amount of sll other expenditures not ...
'1'11ueu ~ soose' '' '''.'' ''. '..''. oe.lss q
Total expenditure 81, ,s5e,a14 10
conrAxY's srArsxEsr OF Buslsxss TsAxsAcrsD'
ne ras YEAR 1893.
Gross amount Of premiums ON rlsks
o.o.a written; s.,; :; ~: q sssl! e
monnt ~ .. .nd s.ss ns - IL: "
auditor Of etste. a .sss ~. " s.e IN, "a
Whole amonnt Of l"sses accrued dur
whnis sm.,snt of ios::: n.i Amin:
the vesr. .. - pse Aa..s 1aloa n
Number Of agents employed II the
Na. :M"nnt a. ri:i. n i ;o,c. =: :, n ths
state e...,................ ... -. .sola.7oo GO
Sr.,n.. STAT. os - nv NJ 1oRk. leo.
County q new YORK:
sssy 8 tie @ phsnix In !nsu,ance % Company Of Brcoks
~ H.; osing only a sworn dsposs and ~ that
Of the saairs cf said company; that the said n:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

The answer of the people TO the is
sues SIT forth hy is,c ''refyrm" prcnun
cian,cnso of Monday was the election
of lwo Progressive councilmen and
three reform counci|men. Whether it
was men or principles that we're sue
cessful remains to be seen. Oar omn-
ion is that an exc leut council has been
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

ihc>ul@ Was y 'iNcif i"y tti lh
Springs. iun:e was great dea' OF
sris snd austlng :,nins on. s,oma pso
PIE sst Il move On Themselves si,n
haven't been observed to w,gc'e fos
months. 1t was election day and there
were aspiring candidates for Office. 1t
wasn't a very pleasant day, bat 'ie
msnner in w!ich ;'s women got out
and voted for school officers was con
vincing r.ocf that lhey were tll.,s-
cughly Interested ia tie matter. IN
e!.'c'oneerins soms "f 'l'sm proved
themselves the ciaal OF any "an.
Tiny bA..i.n Early aud worked till tine
last, and not in vain. They were ou,
in each ward working in earnest, 10th
the 'reformsrs" and the .progre>sives," :"
AMI carried on a magnificent battle for
ballots.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

President aancler leaves for Omaha
this evening in the interests of the
college and chautanqua.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
PROMINENT STATESMEN
Express Their Views on President Csve-
lRnd's Message

Express Their Views on President Chsve-
lands Message.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-Some Of the
views OF the prominent Legislators on
the presidents message are set out as
follows: Mr. Wilson (dem., W. Val,
chairman of the ways and means COM
mittee, said; II am especially pleased
at what he says on the tariff ques-
ton"
able and appropriate" was tho
comment of Mr.. McCreary dem, Ky),
chairman OF tho house foreign affairs
at contains much valuable Informs
ton"
DR. Dalzell rep, Pal; Tho prcsi-
dents views on the tariff seem TO DO on
the line heretofore laid down by him.
He thinks protective tariR invariably
increases tho cost to the consumer.
We know that such is not the
case under the Interpretation OF
the Mckinley law, fAct that would
have been apparent to, tho president II
he had seen fit to read testimony
taken before the ways and means COM
mittee OF course, as was 10 DO ex-
pected, he is still after tho markets OF
the world, very desirable thing II
present conditions contiAue, because
there won't be any market at homo OF
any money to spend in them. The most
astonishing thing in the message Il
that an income tax has been agreed
upon. That is news happen to be a
member Of the minority Of the ways
and means committee, but II Is the first
time knew such tax has been agreed
upon, although l have inquired dill
gently about 1t every day. so far al
the tariff is concerned the message il
not valuable contribution to the dis
cussion. What he says Is not new. al
though he says something's that are
strange"
Mr.. Bynum, lind. 1T is 9 very con
else but clear statement OF the attitude
Of the questions which congress will bs
called on TO consider
Mr. Springer, dem, ILL THE mes
sage is a concise and able exposition o.
the present condition Of the country"
Mr. Reed: at is exceedingly disap
pointing both in matter aAd manner
1t is largely made up Of wearlson.
resume of the reports OF his secretarie:
which have have hardly improved by
condensation. One the Hawaii question
we were left as much in tho darl
as ever, and must await tn,
news Of the next steamer jus
as we have been for long time. TIT
presidents message which relates u
the tariff is most surprising. 1t asser
Yates that the house committee il
charge of the subject had formulated
plans and devised methods Of taxation
which, as a member Of the committee
have never even heard proposed.
is rather unusual sensation to learI
OF the deeds of the committee not il
the committee room, but from tn
president OF the United States Sena
tor Sherman and Senator d. X. Hill re
fused to express opinions, while sena
tor Murphy, OF New York, said; ut
an able document"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
A Memorial.


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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
MINISTER WILLIS
Lets Drop Very Significant Remark Con,
corning Hawaii


Lets Drop Very Significant Remark Con,
corning Hawaii
PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, Dec. 1.-The
barkentine Klickitat, Capt Cutler, ar
rived Monday from Honolulu. with ad.
vices to November 20, four days after
the steamer Alameda sailed for San
Francisco. In an interview Minister
Willis is reported to have said:
You are authorized to state that no
change in the present situation will
take place for several weeks brought
with me certain instructions from the
United States government on the la
waiian situation Since my arrival
contingencies have arisen about which
neither the United States government
nor myself was aware when | left
Washington have thought best in
the exercise of the discretion allowed,
TO submit those matters TO Washington
before proceeding further TO carry out
my original instructions No one need
fear trouble and no lawlessness will be
permitted"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

Nj. j. T.. ige,a extensive rca' =
tat deltr ! De, hoiuc., | oW nal oy-
ly {. rapcdonr q, tie seveIest attacks OF
ueum MA wh lc IA tie northern pa I'll
,hst STATE durin'. y reccnt b. ai,rJ, says
Tx $ !, day Review. Mr.. l. eize had
occasion to Dive -eveITl miles 'lur ~
LIE SO mand va, > thoroughly i'led
il,ali eva, IN lie get W N, ud ~
SEQ, o hou. Ter h> r,urn he Wa
.mea,c cd witha eve cease o, nnenmc-
rio or lnag eve Mr.. B'a q en-, he
nearc,t q -sto eanu "a. potlle =
CaadJe, ll,u's Coz h Eemety, o, which
lie ha d, lhca u, ed ooh a runber OF
llrge dores. lie ivs lie cGct Was woN-
lei nl aud .ni shor. tire ie wss i'ea,h-
squie tasily. re -epton ,ating ID.
med,rine I'd II n+'.l d.y WIS able Q
come 10 De Noia :. NJ s. Blaize regard.
iiscu,ers inp't wonGer'n ! or sslt
ny A. NJ. Hughes, Louisa, X.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
weekIy Treasury s.alemsnt.

WAsHNGToN, Dec. 5.-The weekly
treasury statement shows decrease Of
e39S, $40 in the net cash in vaults and
an increase Of gao, 400 in deposits in
national banks The change in tho
net cash balance was gain Of $4,000
The receipts from internal revenue
Monday were s066,TS from customs
t573,4s9 and miscellaneous s2a1, Ola
The national bank notes received Mon
day for redemption amount TO $3.50, 1863.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

OLD Fort Crawford, below 0uray,
Col, is shortly TO be demolished. The
fort has an interesting history, being
In the vicinity where the utes commit
ted their many crimeA
FRANK MuFTLEY, OF Gretna Groom,
Ind, was bitten by n cat some tina
ago. Blood poisoning SET In and crazed
him While frantic he rnn In front Of
train and was killed.
A FngScn inventor has found a uay
TO paralyzo the festive tornado liz
would smash the loathnome thing with
bombs Pending trial, however thu
cyclone cellar should 30 kept IN a hab
liable condition
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

LONDON, Dec. S-There is move
ment on foot among tho English Quals-
ers looking towards the sending OF a
united remonstrance against the action
Of American Friends in deposing from
the ministerial office those persons re-
fusing to subscribe to the Declaration
of Faith.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

ST PAUL, Dec. s. Monday night at
S:15 fire broke out in the six-story
building at the corner Of 5th and
wacoutah streets, occupied by the
Powers Dry Goods Co. Building and it's
contents are almost a total loss. be-
tween fire and water. Total loss is
estimated at 100000, and is fully in
aurad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
H,5rper's Periodicals.


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E,tuu Vrlume. ~ gt Wably
Cor ,hrc> yes b., a dfl II a'ud-
inc, Wal 10 -rJt ~ sn', 80 pais
by esp e., &c - exc -, ~ N"lrd w.
reiah eofs o., e., eel one dol rnts
,olnnr. arS. OOpesyoa'me
Cl1h Case. o. cab .9Irme, 'ii''alic
20 .;nrn... vi Ga 5y mil ro-'-
al o. tcto 0 each.
Ern,,Ine u, u bsm Is - F,rt-
Office Noseg o or y - 80 Nyad
ch4ice o. he.
NeNp e,a noI = cory ~. 20
We scnco.N ton .ucr-i $50 e T.
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Aldns.: IARrEE& BOOMER
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

MISoT, N. d., Dec. 5-The Citizens
bank Of this place has suspended pay
ment going into voluntary liquida-
ton Geo. II. Lewis, OF New York, is
principal owner of the stock.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

E60BI : l.,.l -. i.-..j
cures Indigestion iiligusUr,S lg-rafi1. luia'
fia, Nor,Ousncss anal U1itfti lrtittf. lutti
.lhiis fecofIrsnd u. Al dcalrrc a.i {, ucEulne
aastraic .nrik and efo sss' usl iiirs % WfHpie5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
Kind treatment and
accommodations shown our
customers. Call ard see us
at Chapman, Kentucky


n LNoRi;, Dubuque Co., Ia. Sept. 1880.
Hiss L. Ptnnigan writes: Ny mother aid
'atcr aa,d l'slstof Koenig's Nerve Tonic for
n,ai!st They arc both perirstly we'll now
I'd he,u, ir,-l OF prasiEs the Tonic
Las vesAs, New MoyiSo, July &. 1890
ehcn ! was young my mother had bad
ight nnd sho Ravo me Ter hosom because
" or, NJ, aud two hours after had the first
task ul n,art disease Pastor koentgs Nerve
ofiic li,a d ne M much COED aud has had tho
.usirvd oicrt. MIGUEL A. GuERlN.
N1ApILrus, Ark, Oct -, 1890.
For 'cnr years my uopdaughtar was subject
o ciHhT 10 ilts, Rni the use OF Pastor koenfs' 9
Nerve lonis gEXl immediate satisfaction and
-incu ala slmDioaced taking 1t she has not he'd
sym he Siigiitest symptoms OF the disease. My
Aearticli thanks 10 his medicine
slll-ls ,s'o > -
nf' beat, IN 1i-
~ -. ii.i, 1871 3 o.. '5i-.i a.
IS r-fgriy h'- ;f ~ 7..,i IN ie tr-t
.nt hierig " sf.t y . iir. ittt,
tas .Fei.s-t : sis'ii S:s'iirattHa , ~
17Eu 8 fsac co. ca.eae
s.d s7y'-s,si-ss f'srait,i, c1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

LONDON, Dec. a-Proi Tyndall is
dead.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

~ mhlnSd POCKET AT.llanAl
and MEnIOlANuIM nuuik
nivorllalng uIl0WN'n tItOl -lllHi,1
no best Tonic eiysn away IVA, n ~. o',ss A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
RANKERS DISCUSS THE SITUATION
THEY THINK THAT SECRETARY FOSTER CAN
rssr-r RONDS IL HE so DESIRES.

Tho Interest in banking circles In the question OF
possbe issue Of Government bonds for the prpos" Of
the gold reserves Of the Treasury con
rue, undated. The extreme dulneSS Of the stock
market was q tribute 70 the uncertainty now felt In
financial circles, ard the ACTIVITY stimulated at the
close was the consequence OF reports that the M-
nln,tratlon had decided not 10 act In this matter.
Lower prices came the end. There was $50. 900
I'm gold withdrawn from tie sub Treasury for export
nv ONO -rnW's German steamer and the payment was
made entirely I'm legal tender. There Will be-
shipped 81 100000 by Ladenburg. Thalmann &
CO. and $500 900 by Barring. MaS IN 6 O..
The foreign exchange market was hls'er and the
effect first felt Of the decision OF Ladenburg.
Thalmann 4 Co.. IIeldclbach. IckelheImer & CO.. and
azard Frere- sell bills except to their commercial
cusOmers These firms have been criticised for their
prominence In the export OF gold. and they said 10
have decided refuse bills 10 Wall Street people The
result II + generally expected In foreign exchange
circles l. that other prominent banking houses will be
compelled to s ip gold II they wish to commit the
"crime' that Is almost charged against shippers Of
gold BY some Epcculaprs, OF responding to business
orders from Europe. 1t Is too early in the week TO
attempt 10 shadow the possible shipments OF gold
SaeOnd HaHe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
gopSc SHOy PEOPLE Confident.
rurv EXPECT TO GAIN CONTROL OF THE MApl-

son SQUARE GARDEN M>N"EN',Ni'
coor,,c of imporancc has happcnei w'thlA 'he
,a o,rc,os NJ the Madison square Garden Company
Of a nature only TO be- guessed Ht ~ o",''','s
Enough has leaked out. howepcr, to es'annS" 'n
that J. A. Bailey's methods are expected 10 VIII" "''
TINT h.. will get possession OF thc Garden
rcported that Mr.. Hitchcock, inc PieSiu'n', " ,i
Landenburgh. the treasurer nave riN"," lam, ,io,
, ,,n consideration with the recent resignation
., ur King would tell story. Troublc seems VI Nv
brewing in all directions. ...,.
The Horse Show people will hold an 'i'p'' '.'
s,.coI meeting to-day ut its rooms. twenty -siN' ~
and Madison ave. when some dovel9pm'ht' lie, mN con
c,od a,' of Interest Ia the stockholders oi poln "n
cAp, M wv rbe Horse show people. II i confidently % o.
Uorct vii show that they have outgehrralI'd t"e
4; don mana cement.