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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY. AUGUsr II 1893.

straight goods. osaSoci sugar house molasses,
lAe19oc.
ing. domestic. ssR6oc, chewing common.
sound, 9tAg7c: fair. 2s0S5e; good sea SIC:
bright 6OB65c; hne fancy, es0eoc; extra hne.
81 GOAL Is. bright navies 25a1ASc.
Freights.
Ilumter-By sail-Rates are weak: vessels
are In fun supply, while the needs OF coast.
wise shippers Is rather slow. Foreign bust
ness is more or less nominal. The rates from
this and nearby Georgia ports are quoted at
a 50tB5 p for range Including Baltimore
and Portland, Me kailroad ties. basis a feet
16tse. Timber 50cGl31 % higher than lumber
rates To the West indies and Windward
nominal; TO Rosario, Si4 009i5 90, 70 Buenos
Ayres or Montevideo, si2 o0Gl2 80; 70 Rio
JanierO. Sl3 so; to Spanish and Mediterra-
mean ports, 81 30dll 80; to United Kingdom
for orders, nominal for lumber "a IS
BY Steam-ro New York. s. %; TO Phua.
delphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS Co., to Baltimore,
Naval stores-The market Is firm in
good demand for spot vessels and nearby
vessels to arrive large Cork
for orders 2s Cd and IS Cd: medium sized Is Oh
and As small vessels IS and Is Sd for August
and September loading; South America rosin,
SOC per barrel OF $50 pounds. Coast
wise-Steam to Boston, lie per 100 Ms on
rosin, 90c on spirits; to New York, rosin nc
per 100 ms, spirits, s5c; to Philadelphia,
rostn, nc per 100 ms spirits, SOC; to Balti-
more. rosin. SOC, spirits, voc.
Cotton i By Steam 49, The market is
nominal Rates are per 100 MS: Barceo-
Iona Acc: Liverpool via New York, 2sc;
Liverpool via Boston 2se; Liverpool via Bal
timore, 30c; HAVE via New York 4oc; Reval
via New York. SOC; Genoa via New York, 6Oc;
Amsterdam via New York, SOC, Amsterdam
via Baltimore. 43c; Antwerp via New York
500 Boston u bale, 81 25; New York y bale,
81 90; Philadelphia q bale, Sl0O; Balti,
more. 81 CD.
Lumber-Demand. both foreign md domes-
tic, is very quiet, and mills are generally
inquiring for orders. We quote Easy sizes
S1l25; ordinary sizes, Sl2000l650 difncult
Sizes 313.O0025.00; flooring boards Sl45O0
900; shipstuffs Sl6,5OQ25.00.
Country Produce.
Market for poultry steady; fair de-
mand; grown fowls u pair, 65Qn70c; q
grown. 401G45c; spring chickens. 30035c y
pair small sizes not wanted geese q pair
Use; Market for eggs is firm and a very scarce
supply; demand good country II dozen, l5c.
Peanuts-Ample stock, demand light, market
easier; fancy h. p. Va, 4 ID, 6G61ac; h. p f2
h, sc; small h. p. II Ii, 41bc.
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Opening. Hight. Low't. Close

St Louis Aug il-FlOur unchanged, extra
fancy ~ 756I2 so; fancy s. 40D2 80; choice a. Is
az .; family 81 9o0l2 %. Wheat opened &c
up on the government report, dropped back
Nc advanced &c on frost news from the
northw west. lost &c, rallied and closed 20
above yesterdays prices; No. red cash 57%
6357Mc. August delivery $50; September de-
livery GOl5c; December delivery 6Sh06gc
Corn weak early on crop news, but rallied
and closed with a gain Of &c: No mixed
cash and August delivery lower, at 33Ac;
September delivery 36c; December delivery
35c, year 35H Oats frmeri No. cash 232sc;
August delivery 24c; September delivery 24lsc
Rye and barley no trading Flax seed higher
and the market firm and unchanged prime to
choice Sll C00i2 90. Butter unchanged; seper
ator creamery 216l22c choice dry 17GfiSc. Eggs
higher lie. Lead nominal S3 %; spelter S3 49,
Corn mea. steady and unchanged 81 S00l 80
Whisky per gallon, 81 r. BaRging 44U5%c
Ion cotton ties g5clNSl 90. Provisions firm and
quiet. PORK neS. current makes. Sl3 %
Lard ~ co. Dressed meats-shOuiders, loose,
AZ 90. longs and ribs ~ 62% shorts So 90;
boxed lots i5c more Bacon-packed shout
ders S8 49, longs and ribsS9 OJi shorts 50 3719
Hams unchanged; sugar-cured 1890 &c.
Cincinnati, Aug. ll.-Flour quiet and easy.
Wheat-stronger; No. 2 red SOC; receipts -
bushels: ship .ments 1872 bushels. Corn in good
demand; No, mixed iilAc Oats firm; No. 2
mixed 25Ikc Rye quiet No. 46c. Pork
steady az sl4 90 Lard stronger, at 81 750
s Is Bulk meats quiet at 81 50faS 90. Bacon
steady at $40 Is. Whisky in light demand. at
81 u; sales 253 barrels. Butter steady; Elgin
&C. Sugar quiet. Eggs dull, at 20c. Cheese
in good demand
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MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.
Financial
New York. Aug II, noon.-The following


New York. Aug. H. no0n.-The following
we're the opening quotations;
Erie Observation-Disclosures. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l%
Chicago and Northwestern. ...,......... SO
Lake shore .....-....... ...-....... ia
Norfolk and Western preferred ...... 20Il
Richmond and West Point Terminal co.. g
Western Union. .............,...-.. 7654
has been easy, ranging from TO per cent,
last loan at per cent. and closing
offered NJ per cent; prime mercantile paper
SOLE per cont. Bar silver 75c; Mexican
dollars 60c.
Sterling exchange is heavy. with actual
business in t0nkers' bills at "a sO1aF64 SI3$
for sixty days and ~ 84MG04 &c for demand;
posted rates "a S!ls6l4 81
Commercial bills "a 7o1sDl s43 Govern
ment bonds about firm. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
The sales of silver at the stock exchange
today were neglected 81 A
New York. Aug ii.--Under theinfiuenoe. of
the heavy receipts OF gold from Europe. ad-
vices from London and Paris Of further ems
gagements for shipment TO this side, the
material reductions in the premiums on cur
rcncy, the sharp drop In sterling exchange
aud favorable turn in the rates OF domestic
exchange at the west, the stock market dis
played unusual strength to-day. At intervals
the bears were aggressive and managed to
bring about sharp declines in some OF the
speculative shares, but whenever the pres
sure was lifted rallies promptly ensued, and
In majority OF instances price $
tations Sugar and General Electric
were particularly erratic The former
first rose from 1874 to 70 and after dropping TO
71}4. rallied to "a and closed at 70. General
Electric opened per cent. lower OF 45 jumped
to e. dropped to AZ. and left of at 4S. Chi
cago Gas was the strongest Of the industrials,
advancing from 81 TO 534 and closing with
a net gain OF 2 per cent. Manhattan made q
similar advance and Western Union gained
/ y per cent, There was a fair inquiry for the
Changers, Missouri PasiAc, Union Pacific
and New York Central, for both the long and
up were comparatively light. The, transaotions
were only 1877 900 shares. Including 10000 TN
listed The one fact above all others which
inspired confidence and contributed most OF
the strength of the market was the Offering Of
money on time In round amounts for the first
time In several weeks There was a feeling
OF genuine relief at this new phase Of the
monetary situation. Speculation closed strong
in line
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baltimore. Ma, AuR. r.-Flour dun aud
unchanged. western fupernne " 10 extra
81 i502 a.. family 8W0f@ Is. Wheat quiet
and higher No. rcd spot aud August deliv-
cry 65A0GGc september delivery 6H616Jasc;
October delivery d2ssc asked, December deliv-
cry 80 asked No. Pred steamer 6ic asked
milling wheat by sample Gi065Mo. Corn
steady and quiet, mixed spot aud August de-
livery idaTAc, september delivery 47iED
45Ac. October delivery 47Ac Did; year ID
asked white corn by sample We, yellow corn
by sample. 1880 OBts quiet and steady,
No. > white western 3M3c; No mixed
western 3l4W32c. Rye slow No. 2, SIC. Hay
in good demand good to choice timothy 5000
1&22 O0. Grain fretghts quiet and unchanged:
steam 10 Liverpool iild. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Butter quiet and steady
creamery fancy 22lt22Hc. creamery fair to
choice ig92ic; creamery imitation i8c: others
unchanged. Eggs, at lac. Coffee quiet; Rio
cargoes, fair l9c; No. Z, l6Ac sugar strong;
Peanuts unchanged; fancy G06Ic; extra
prime 4H6p5c. Virginia cOnsoIs threes 65G1
G5Ac; Baltimore ana Ohio Southwestern firsts
i0l@c; Consolidated Gas bonds i081sc; do
New Orleans Aug. lin hog products
there was a fair business. Pork. new. fl8 90.
Lard refined tierced, SO 70 Boxed meats
dry salt shoulders 6%c; sides re; bacon
sides 74C. hams, choice sugar cured 1i46a
lifc. Coffee quiet; Rio. ordinary to fair, 10
lsl4c. Flour dun extra fancy 50 O003 10;
patents So 1908 30. Corn meal zoe. Bran
dull, at zoe. Corn frmer; No ? sacked mixed
i9c; white 49050c; yellow soc, Oats, No.
sacked dull and lower; western Sac; Texas %
jn29c. Hay steady prime Si4 00Q15 90; choice
SIS 5OGl6 1919. sugar firm; centrifugals 4s1c;
of white Axe; prime yellow 45-i6fD4Ac; of
yellow 4SSc; seconds l-lG94 3-i6o Molasses
nominal.
Rice
New York, Aug. ll.-Rioe firm and fair do
mand domestic, fair TO extra 2T6451ac; Japan
4A6D41ac.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Aug. ll.-Cotton seed oil duh
md nominal crude vpIIoxw Yrfula
choice .
New York, Aug n.-Petroleum quiet and
steady
Naval stores.
Charleston, Aug. l1.--Spirits turpentine
steady at 23hc Rosin steady at SOC for good
strained.
New York. Aug. 1i,--Rosn quiet and steadyi
strained, common to good, gOc6nSl 90. Turs
pentlne dull and steady, at 251h026c.
Wilmington, Aug. l1--Rosin steady; strained
at 75c; good strained SOC. Spirits turpentine
steady at 236c. Tar firm at Oh %. Crude
turpentine steady hard 81 90; soft and vir
gin al 90.
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Financial.

There is no noteworthy change to report in
the financial status. Money is about the
same as it has heen for the past week or
more, and the banks are nursing what they
have so as TO make it 20 as far as possible,
Exchange is IN very moderate demand, and
the banks are only buying sufficient to sup
ply il. The bank clearanccS for the paSt
week amounted to 1904 5000.
The market for foreign exchange is firm.
Sterling commercial demand, 81 S01i sixty
DAYS 3471 a ninety days, - 1914 francs, POris
and Havre sixty days, s. 2S2i Swiss sixty
days - 30; marks, sixty days 93i5c.
Domestic exchange is quiet, Banks and
bankers are buying at 3 per cent. and selling
OF par,
Securities There Is no support TO the Sc
curity market. and prices are sagging.
stocks and BOnds-StGte bonds: Georgia
3J5 per cent bonds 9ila bid, o. asked: new
Georgia "A per cent bonds. 1918, lO7 bid, lO9
asked; Georgia Smith s. maturity 1895, lOl
bid l06 asked.
CITY Bonds-Atlanta per cent, l08 bid, ll5
asked: Augusta per cent, 100 bid, l0S asked;
Augusta per cent, i0A bid. 40 asked: Column
bus per cent. 100 bid. 1872 asked: Macon o
rer cent LOG bid los asked; new Savan-
nah per cent. quarterly. October coupons lO2
lid iO3 asked; new Savannah > per cent.
quarterly, November coupons, 100 bid, lOlb
asked.
railroad Bonds - Savannah Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage bonds, o
pCrccat interest coupons 1911 bid, 100 asked;
Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage consolidated
z ter cent coupons January and July, matu-
riiy 1897, lOl bid lOj asked; central con
sohdated mortgage per cent. coupons Jan
uary and July maturity 1885, Wa
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New York, Aug e-Arrived. schr Percy and
Lilly, RonOrd, Georgetown. Cleared, steamer
KarOon lBrl, Freeman, Savannah.
Brunswick, Aug 9-ArrtVed, schr Sarah
Potter Farnum, Providence.
Fernandina, Aug 0-Arrtved steamer Gurus
lBrl, Child, 81 Lucia.
Galveston, Aug 9-Arrived schr Luther 7
Garrettson, Pensacola.
Jacksonville, Aug 9--Arrived, schr Caroline
Hall. Cloverdale, Philadelphia. Sailed from
bar schr Lebago New York.
Dungeness, Aug 9-Passed, bark Tabitha
tNorl, Andersen, Amsterdam for Pensacola.
Curacoa July 31--Arrived, schr Alfaretta S
Snare Smith, Georgetown.
Beaufort SC Aug l0-Cleared at Port Royal
steamship Garlands lBrl, for United King
dom; schr VIM Green g. Son, from Port
.Royal bound TO Boston, weather bound at Bay
Point. sailed to-day.
ensacola-Sailed bark Don Enrique [Brl,
Rio Janciro
London, Aug 1l-Passed Browhead, Campo
MIA, New York for Liverpool.
Charleston, Aug ll-Arrived, schrs Napo-
Icon Broughton Stiles, Norfolk; May VII.
llams, Graham, do Cleared, bark Karl Von-
dobel fSwl, Mattson, London. Sailed,
steamers Algonquin. Plat, Jacksonville;
Cherokee Bears, New York. brig Jennie
Hubert, Handy, Philadelphia: schrs Emma
l. Cottingham, English Baltimore; Cora II
Hanson, SLAP, New York.
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Maritime Miscellany.

Steamer Eel Rio, Quick. from New Orleans,
arrived at New York Aug 5, lat 20 28 Ion IS 81,
spoke schr Maggie Ella lBrl, from Honduras
for Mobile, snort OF water and provisions and
supplied her with both; 9Th, off Carysfort
Lighthouse, schr Rob Roy, from Port Tampa
schr Mary Hall, from New York for Fer
nandina; same day, of Hatteras grounds,
passed through lasge schools OF whales and
i've whaling schooners, with all boats down
and three fast to whales.
Baltimore, Aug l0--The schooner reported
in the bay with spars gone as the l. Cobb Is
the schr Mary r Bradshaw, Capt Vangiider,
from Charleston for Baltimore.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C G. Anderson.
steamship VIM Lawrence, Kirwan, Balti-
more-John J Carolan, Agent.
Bark Autocrat, [Norl, Albrethsen, Riga,
Russia-J e Minis & Co.
Bark Abel [Norl, Person, Saltport--J r
Minis a. Co
Schr Thomas A Ward, Lyman, New York
George Harriss & Co.
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Notlce to Mariners.

Pilot charts and ali nautical information
will be furnished masters of vessels free Of
in the custom house. Captains are requested
10 call at the office.
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NE FoLLowINo srArENENr Slow THE So

VISIBLE SUPPLY or COTTON-The visible
supply Of cotton as made up by cable and
telegraph to the Chronicle Aug. 4, is as
follows: The continental stocks as well as
those for Great Britain and the afoat, are
this weeks returns, and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the totals the com
plete figures for Aug H. we add the item of
exports from the United States including In
1t the exports of Friday only"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises ................. ............ 5:22
Sun Sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6;39
High Water at Savannah 800 am 8:13 pm.
STANDARD Time)
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The imports into Continental ports this
week have been $1,000 bales,
The above figures indicate a decrease in the
cotton in sight to date OF 39l BIB bales as com
pared with the same date Of 1892, an increase
of 6S625s bales as compared with the cor
responding date of 1891, and an increase Of
1924 1865 bales as compared with 1896
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL
PORTs.-The receipts and shipments of cot
ton at Bombay nave been as follows for the
week and year, bringing the figures down to
Aug. 3:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.
Bark Kersten lNorl, Haagersen, Hamburg
Chr G. Dahl 81 Co.
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Per South Bound Railroad Aug. IL
10 bbls spirits turpentine, car wood, ID
pkgs tobacco, case tomatoes, l sewing MAJ
chine, II pltgs domestics, box tonic.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Aug Ill car wood. / car meal, car machin-
cry, car load car iron, 20 bbls meal, 30
boxes tobacco, 3 'bdls paper, 1 case candy, 1
box coffins 2 bdls iron, 2 bags clothing, case
hats, 2 cases shoes. lot household goods, II
bbls whisky.
Per Central Railroad. August 11-I3 bales
cotton, 1870 pkgs domestics, 1872 tons pig iron,
24O plKgs mdse SO pkgs pears, i75 dozen brooms,
$50 sacks meal, So cases eggs, 50 bbls -four, u
cases drugs, 9 sacks onions, 20 bales hides II
empty kegs. plIgs wool, 1870 bbls rosin, 500
bbls spirits turpentine 2S5 bbls ore, 26 bbls
whisky, 30 sacks corn, car coal 2 cars wood,
l car hay, car brick.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way Aug Ill coop chickens, box books,
3 cases cigars, pkgs household goods, ii
bales hides ! keg oil, II caddies tobacco,
bbls honey, box wax, 1 car door, 8 pair
wheels, pieces shafting, 7 hangers puIieys.
1 box tinware. 3 pkgs cards, boxes old
old brasses, car corn, | car oats, case
shoes, nest trunks, / car -four, | box p mat
ter 20 cases tobacco, pSgs hardware, Dbl
oil putty car hay, . cars cattle, 1868 bbls
rosin. 4i9 bbls spirits turpentne, 81 bbls fruit,
3 boxes fruit, trunks samples, 50 pRgs mdse,
q cars lumber, car pi5 iron, bale cotton
Exports.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-53l bales upland cotton, so bales sea
island cotton. 21l bales domestics and yarns,
5 bbls crude rosin 500 bbls rOsin, 100 bills
spirits turpentine 236, 623 feet lumber 2 bales
hides 40 bbls pitch. 20 bbls rosin oil $40
bbls fruit l5l boxes fruit, 1852 bbls ochre, 48
pkgs vegetables, o bbls eoney 203 pkgs mdse,
bbls rosin, weighing 2,l56,650 pounds-S p
Shotter Co.
Per bark Adele [Norl. for saltport-80is
Continued on Third Page
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HIDES AND FURs.
Send Your Hides and Furs
II HNDoLPH NLRND,
SAVANNAH. GA.

He rays for dry fiints AZ cents dry salt "a
cents dry damaged "a cents green salt 21s
cents, beeswax 20 cents, deer skins p cents
wool, free OF sand and burs, 10 centsi black,
L cents; bury, from to IS cents.
I'll st. Julian Street.
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steamshieCity of Birmingham, Burg New
York-C G. Anderson, II
Arrived Up from Quarantine YESTERDAY.
Bark Nordeap LNorl, Gabrielsen, Colona--
J f Minis s. Co.
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Departed Yesterday.


Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort. Port Roy
al and way landings--C II Medlock, Agent
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS,
giving receipts and shipments for the week
ending Aug. II, 1893 and the stock on hand
tonight, and for the same time last year:
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The receipts Of cotton at this port from all
sources for the week were 55i bales of up
land and no bales sea island against 652,
bales OF upland and bales Of sea island
last year
The particulars of the receipts have been
as follows: Per Central railroad, 1874 bales
upland; per savannah, Florida and Western
railway 2l7 bales upland: per South Bound
railroad bale upland: per Savannah river
steamers bales uplands.
The exports for the past week were l,431
haleS,ot upland and so bales sea island, moving
as follows; To New York .2l3 bales upland;
TO Baltimore $50 bales upland: to Boston %
bales upland to Philadelphia 43 bales upland
he stock on hand to-day was 64S4 bales
upland and l,409 bales sea island against
ISIS bales upland and ,424 bales sea island last
year.
Rce-Ihere is no material change in the
tce market. During the past week the sales
amounted to 3l5 barrels of clean rice The ra-
ports from the rice section of Georgia are
g g, and promising of a good yield OF that
winch is maturing. The following quotations
are posted at the board of trade:
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IN,. Az -l' @oNEMENT FOR THE WEEK END
sp,,,tAl.s.D. H. 1893 AND FOR TIE CORRE-
'NG TINE OF iSo2 AND 1891.
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Saturday, August IL, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

THREE
GRAND WAGNER CONCERTS.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Fcbrulfy 81
AFTERNOON, fciruiry %
>ATU iiDAi EVENING, February -
IN. tho Ia n fit M
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m prsc0yTIyCE FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS

wo,s-,oxn. " Y. Feb. 4-Judge Williams has de
.,,a ,ba we'll known case of Norris Winslow. as
,rus,es etc. against the Carthage, WATERFOWL ana
s.ckets Harbor Railroad Company, brought Tor Inc
,orsclosure Of rgage. The Lincoln National BANK
~ yew.York City, will be compelled, under TINS De
c,s,on 10 receive the tender OF over SlCOooo MADE
nv the defendant company. thereby disconinung the
action for foreclosure The tender was maoe III 1an
usrv. 1892. The Lincoln Nati)ns' Bank reiuS'u u
receive the money, on the GROUNDS 'ha' rieS'u.,'
u,nn,,r 70 make the tender: that the amount was
not suAcient to cover the mortgage and COSTS ana
ne EXPENSES and compensation Of WINSTON mat
he tender was conditional and Tor other ca aG
Ws'sr,ovn and sackett's HarbOr Company 10 issue
new bonds and mortgage and consummate loan 'ha'
iii meet the Obligations.
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THE COMPANIES sErfIE WITH MRS. TRRUN.

Marshfell, Wis, Feb. 4.-The Northwestern 'l''ua'
Life Insurahce Company and the Mutual OF Ne" iofh'
have paid TO the widow OF F. j. Thr''n hef clan' iVi
$1,000 Thrun was q poor mechanic and was, 1t is
supposed burned 10 death October Of while trying 10
rescue some furniture from his burning house II
developed then that he carried life insurance 10 e
amount Of eSs 900. The Insurance people refused 10
pay the risks alleging that the skeleton found IN the
ruins Of the house not that Of Thrun bt one that
had been placed In the building, and setting up the
claim that Thrun was not dead The case was Carried
Into the courts Now the statement is made that all
tho companies have settled. On the trial Mrs. Thrun
In EXPLAINING where they had secured the 81 600
necessary to pay tn. premiums gid that one evening
In The eerden SHE had been attracted 10 certain spot
BY small blue flame, and digging there, had IOund
box containing s. 900 In gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

Reserved seats
In p1rnNct. -.
Dress clrcl"
81 20 and 81.
Ealccny. 7jc.
Now on sale.
Full pro
2 T a m M Q : at
box Office.
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.ur pPJCES OF SAFES TO GO Or.
.o,.sr WITH s. 900 600 CAPITAL SOON TO

,,.Sr WITH 5000 600 CAPITAL SOON TO
NV RE IN OPERATION.
roh A little less than year ago the
'ma S,fe and Loci; Company. OF New-fork; the
hel,'s se,o and Lock Company OF Cincinnati ana 'he
Han cofe and Lock Company, Ol New'lofK' formed
NIT ,,h 4 capital stock ~ $I.eooooo, "mch has
o,,ors effect on the many other hims III the
hu ,s,n.,s For the latter I" SIN q" BUSINESS
sane p",,d only one altcrna,:vc-thc trust.
,,sr 10 enter the one already 'oi"''o' vi organize
vF"% ,,,o,,on OF their own. was a question that
Ia considerable smewd thougt and discussion.
deN,,o,s we're commenced last july resulting In
NsV,,o,iou Of Il tiust under the Jaws OF New
'he "s .,h = copital Of 5000 GOO. Ncw-lork WAS
jersey ,or,crs The new combine Will be In
nS' ~ inside OF thirty days. IN" corporation
OPT ,s purchascs the business OF the following
a",os and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ lire ana burg
eo"P-, roults and safes Diebold safe and Lock
hlp Canton, Ohio; Mosler safe and Lock Com
'" hamilton Chic. Damon sale ana IRON Works
sh'' posion: National safe and Loci. Company,
u",,and. York Safe and Lock company
te pam: Barnes safe and Lock Company Tits
w. Miller Safe and Iron Works, Baltimore Mac
vi. and Urban safe and Lock- Company cincinnati ;
p' nanman a Co.. Cincinnati; Cary safe
fo'e'' u,,i,,d, pnIfalo The new combination
''' =. known ms the Dcfold Moslcr Damon Com
r~ .,,,,r, y, tho now trust SAYS: "whilc
,o,ores are rot turned over 10 the new company
ne deal will 70 through inside OF thirty DAYS
W. continuation viii boost the prices on safes. which
'.,.nton has lowered to Il suffering eNien, In IN"
". few years. The firms IN the combination have
~ seven representatives. and as many stores in
80 thc majority of which will be- abolished after
e" so ,rrst papels are signed Tho reduction in
y" = On q cnmldn, Of this Kind Is apparent, when
sapens,on~e Of Nc,-rs. Herring. Han and Marvin Is
the reference 10 their three New York stores.
G'ee .. nayinc $500 rental on one >lOr" yearly.
MI w. ,,ro other firms were paving almost Il liz"
sn anu Thc combination put the thier iirnS III one
t.v w .,l he a like case with VS.