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DoncherknOw that moro genuine comfort
can be extracted from a piece of Whites Yu-
catan Gum than from any other CONNECTION
ever put upon the market i2-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

SPoSoT GUNs and unsightly teeth are two
things absolutely preveutibls by the use of
Minots Dentifrice. &c everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

AssioSEEs SsLE Of fixtures. iron safe &c.
% MorrisOn's. 1884 y northwest at 10 a. m. to-
morrow By Latimer 4 sloan--Id@L
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

roREcAsr I'LL p. N. TUESDAY.
Tor the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. continued falr. cooler; westerly
winds.
High tide Low tide
rs an 532 pm. i5s an 7s50p.m-
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MrxxEHAH. Gaze.

EhAhA SAhE
b. krs. A. Z. Kirkland. Montgomery. Ala.
Half cup butter and N cups sugar well
creamcd. The whites of 6 eggs. or 3 whole
eeg>. hesping cups -four with I teaspoon
Cieveland's Baking Powder sifted with II. half
cup milk. vanilla 20 favor. Bake IN layers
FILLING; Boil one cup sugar dissolved IN
. little water until il will be hard when dropped
in water. Beat still the white of one eEg. pour
very slowly on the hot syrup. beating rapidly:
when stin put in one cup chopped raisins and
cup nut meats. Put between and over the
cake
Use only Ciersiand's Edkfa9 Ponder. the
proportions are made for that
BEDFORD, KY..
March 2s. 1892.
After thoroughly testing CievelAnd's Su-
perior Baking Powder ain satisfied that IL is
the strongest and best en- tbs market"
ELIZA r. PARKER.
Author Of Economical Housekeeping"
Cookery and Housekeeping" Food for the
Sick" &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

2. Heller, 720 eth st. n. W.. is making . sps-
cialty in Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. oc7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02
Real Estate Matters.

A. T. Fox has bought OF B. E. Kelley for
$500 part 2. square 800, fronting "a feet on
L between 9th and 10th streets northwest.
o. NJ. Bryant has bought Of Maria F. McCalla
for 1890 part IS, square 533. fronting 26 feet
on Indiana avenue between Sd and AZ streets
northwest.
d. S. Mackall has purchased Of T. ". Bed
ford for $4,000 sub 269, square 156-l7 BY 81
feet on Madison between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
C. T. Norment ct al. have bought for s1O,.
600 Of Harrison Crook subs 63 to 70, square
990-lots IL by 4515 feet. in alley between 18th,
18th. B and streets southeast
b. Ellwood Kellyy has bought for 81, 500 of c.
E. FalcOner ct al. part 2, square 1924 by 100
feet on J. between 9th and 10th streets north
west.
Georgiana NJ. Rayb has bought for SILL
600 of K. G. Mangum subs II and Is Of lot 8,
square 967, on North Carolina avenue between
10th and 18th streets southeast
DIR. GEORGE LEE of 1888 Vermont avenue
slipped and fell Sunday, mourning an intracap-
sular fracture of the right hip.
YESTERDAY MORNING Miss Elizabeth B. Hub
bell, aged twenty-one years, daughter OF Mary
A. and the late John G. Hubbell. died suddenly
at the residence Of her mother, 20 street north
west.
A GIFT of $50 has been contributed BY the
Sabbath school of the Calvary Baptist Church,
OF which Mr.. p. II. Bristow is superintendent,
to the Baptist Church Of Homestead, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02
1T Will PAY YOU

OROF. L. wUNDRAM'S ELECTORAL HAS A
L wide reputation Europe q tonic and APP
eral debility or impaired digestion will derive more
real oenent from the use Of is most palatabe and
ration on the market while sick headache will vanish
be fore 1t like magic. Physicians prescribe it. For
sale by Scheller Stevens, cor 9th st. and Pa ave-.
and druggists generally. DR.. JULIUS DIENELT &
Canada. diam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

1Oc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured "while you wait" D-ugais.a
aul2
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
HOTELS.

tn GRANrRCY.
tN-i ~sA. So Vermont avenue
typos e tire Arlington hotel
f-furnished ard opened under new di-~rttoa
Rooms III. le aua r suite TrAn-ient. T.fu. 81
per day Monthly and wsekly rates. Hf,t class
table board '"aSou.hle. d.B In
HOTEL GRFNOBIF
"A 5Sth 20 9th ~ aud 7ih ave- New Yors
llNtsa ilhE-fhOoF HOTEL IN IRA CITY.
with ApArtmen NdioininR. EuropeAn plan
Acknowedgod 10 be the greatest succ-ss q sny Hotel
In he country.
Cuisine and appointments cannot b. surpassed
dei-eo2n WILLIAM NOBLE owner and Propr,c,or.
.N Cor. i4fh and "
THOs. MoRAlsErT, Prouri~tor.
a-i-lm Washington. ID. q.
14I6K sI:-THE IRyINeroN
L VI season 81 80 and 'Ql
i nov oTen Tor reception O: guests Rooms suite
or single. Terms r-s-onesle. t.3-:sm
\IILLAiD's HOTEL
A. ave and is,hS.
SCI Washington. n. G.
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Gro. r. GHsT. Printer. 379 Pa ave. n. ".
Unigue designs in job printing
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CsRFTTs CLTNNED ~ the EMPfRE CARPET
NoHE-. eSi-S35 Mass. ave. IA ", are made moth
IrCof free u charge. Telephone 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

eva. NsvDER's Norton. Va. Clare,.
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Hrs.S Artificial Eyes. Hr~rrsA, '5s Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

Dog Collars engraved, Razors sharpened
free, Rodgers' Cutlery. WALFokD's, Az Pa. av.'
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u. s. DExrAL ASSOCIATION.
COR. 1TH AND d SITS. NV dn
STRANGE ADVERTISEMENTS.

STRANGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
I have been amazed at the statement. mad. W
some reait houses claiming hat they sill goods
time low any cash E0rgsa Will sell article
Tins trhnE with She in:e renee Of the puais. ~
lnSta uents means about double our ri -es Tor
have found hat ad. paws unless ~ INSPIRES
Io-n IN he lceTs. and u must not sfh "
uCnbs 4 the writer's ability and intent
DO what be claims. We ldvef fise hecsns- believe
O. acs. are rad. and .lst CAREFUL %
soso ute = yOu looking AZ the goods aai
making Uurt base.
We are m hJ-in - for The PROFIT ut the same tius
W DO Lot consider u all u life 10 dollar. We %
hCstDesS right AZ all. Try 20 buy these 10
snyN here at prices and or-u your
tiiEt hOUAs n WASHINGTON wifl Iu-sf them
Sold OAK Extension Table. - f.. e. IS
Solid Nak do. cluster .cx, 60
2yHrd-side Iinoieurn II.
TIE best hoor nilci.th 81 ;.Sc. In the city.
lsrd-wide Carpet. l2ls..
hxirz good CArIei. So. Soc. Sc-
Best All-woOi Garrett.
Solid Oak Suites SO o. sl0 30 20 sso.
Parior Suites. s.sb 10 cts,
cur suits. So. credit houses get si2s Don't tsks
our statement, htt try L..
handsome hinaui-r BEL ga
CIright folding Bed s5.g5
100, Dinner S.t. -. ID
aaJ-piece Tea set. q. a..
6trysral IuDtler-. i.sc
Carlet T4cks. 10 IN box. lc.
PES, 0sslity Pari0r Marches. To-. do,-
Prime Goose Feathers. - and sc. pouai
Window shades. &c.
cnrt~in Poles. ) =. long. brass trimminTs IL.
We can furnish your house. every room in u. With
ere-y article set stoves. No other Csc IN NASH
ington can do the Remember ana place.
1,,o,,,,,,o ssssi ! Hs r1 s.
u yor can't pay cash do,.'t come. II you tor.ula
Your own Interest TIA make n pay you. nsO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

Elixir Babsk cures all malarial diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

SPECIAL BshastNs IN Ingram Carpets for .
few days 800 wards, sold IN anv quantity
nom b. 50 yard- worth COO and SOC. reduced
o. g. L.. Per yard. 200 SMYRNA Mats. Csc. each
tOO Hs-socks ~. each. ". l. MosEs 4 Sons,
2 and 18th streets
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A GOODRICH LAyYKR ,.a ov.-,~-..
80 ssrss,; S,hicsse n yesss sxpsFisscs. e
e1vorcs. With laws of ~ staru N ~ o
0y9 tk.s-ky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

A Sewing Machine for a Song!-Seud
postal to WN. FUyK, 4th and Pa. ave- Sc. d3l st
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War Department
Cses DR.. Bacon's Headache Tablets.

You Should & Auerbach's, 9TH and'H
sts., twentieth annual importation Of his Sax
ony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets. Most
complete and most elegant assortment All
sizes. all colors, all grades. From sl.24 to
&9.S9. d3l-St
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BUR ~ NELSON wHT-EY. the Whisky that made
keutucky famous. CHAHLEs hKsENER, 135 It'll
RHIsIxarR's IcE CRr,n 235 q St nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

HOODS PILLS cure constipation by restoring the
peristatic action Of the aiimentary canal.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

To Mt VERNON AND TIE TOM or VASE
lNGrON
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-01
Uncle Sans
Condition Powder

on hand. 1t Is the best. Creates an appetite,
purifles the blood, prevents disease, and cures
coughs colds, worms, hide-bonnd yellow wa
ter fever, distemper etc. Sold by all drug
gists. warranted. NothingSequals 1t for Hoo
CHOLERA. Give II atrial. Send us your name
for Farmer Jones HO SO Deal"
EMMERT PROPRIETARY CO., Chicago, I'll.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-01

Mr.. Hsvemeyer? England and Germany
can be frozen out at an expense of only a
few millions. The United States would
have TO assume the debt, doubtless, Of
the Hawaiian government, but that is
only two or three paltry millions more,
and Mr.. Spreckles' bounty would not
amount to more than "a, 100000 or$5, ,OOO,-
900 annually, at the outside. In short,
Mr.. Spreckles' annexation would not be
likely to cost over $4,000 or s8,OOOOOO
annually. all told
And Mr., Spreckles and Mr.. Hsvemeyer
would be a real nice pRir.-The Farmers
Tribune, February 8.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-01

Mr.. Claus Spreckles, sometimes re-
ferred to as the Hawaiian sugar king, is
man Of much energy and thrift, but
one who is not generally regarded as a
model of honesty. It will be remembered
that some half a score Of years ago ne
managed, by getting the favor OF the
ruler of the Sandwich islands, to secure
the, control of almost the entire sugar
product Of the islands. Immediately
sfterward, the queen OF the country,
Queen Lilliuokalani, presumably by and
with the advice and consent of Mr..
Spreckles, asked for and obtained q
treaty with this country by which the
sugar produced there was to DO admitted
free OF duty. At that time raw sugar
from other places, imported into the
United States, was taxed from 3 to 31s
cents q pound. Immediately after the
ratification Of this treaty Mr.. Spreckles
found himself the possessor Of a flourish
ing and lucrative business, bringing sew
eral million pounds of sugar from
Hawaii to the United States on very
neat margin of 3 to 315 cents pound
always preferring the 31s.
Things went we'll with Mr.. Spreckles
for several years. His sugar trade has
amounted to nearly 25OOOOOOO pounds
annually, and on each pound his margin
was always forthcoming. Besides this,
he was enabled to place some $4,000
shares Of stock in his business on the
market and sell them at $50 to $50 per
share, placing the proceeds alongside
the accumulated margin on sugar.
Mr.. John Havemeyer is another man
with a reputation very similar to that
enjoyed hy Mr.. Spreckles. He, too, is in
the sugar business, but he had no Sand
wich Islands, no treaty, and consequently
less margin, and he was not happy.
Then came Napoleon Mckinley and
his bill. The duty on sugar was alto
gether abolished, and with it Mr..
Spreckles' margin. Mr.. Spreckles sp-
pears to have allowed his sugar business
to lapse since the disappearance Of his
margin, and glance at the imports from
Hawsil shows that the value last yesr'was
only about $8,OO0,0 600, while the year be-
fore the Mckinley law went into effect
they amounted to nearly $14,0OO,OOO.
Coincident with this falling off in the
imports from Hawaii, there was falling
OF Of the value Of the $4,000 shares Of
stock which Mr.. Spreckles had sold to
people who desired to obtain share Of
the margin on his sugar.
Mr.. Spreckles appears to have noticed
all these things, but he set resolutely at
work assessing the declining stock to
make good an alleged deficiency In the
treasury Of his sugar business. OF course
most Of the stockholders refused to put
up the Sc per share which Mr.. Spreckles
asked, and Mr.. Spreckles' clerk bought
in most Of the stock at about 10 cents
per share. About twelve hours later the
ship ClRudine arrived at San Francisco
with the news that there had been an
insurrection in Hawaii, the native gov
ernment ovsrthrown, and that commits
sion was on board on its way to
Washington asking to have Hawaii an
nexed to the United States.
From ell this it will appear that Mr..
Snrenklaa has also noticed the bounty Of
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Among State issues Virginia deferred Gs were
steady at Ga. Other issues were neglected, and
there were no GALES Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market active at the
expense of values The reported transactions cy-
cceded S3,oOO,OOo but the only activity was in
Philadelphia and Reading issues, which were
tirst incomes closed "a per cent lower AT g.,
seconds IA per lower at 4 5 34. and thirds
ia per cent lower at 4? - General As suffered
dull and unstable. Variations in other issues
were unmportant Missouri Kansas and Texas
seconds declined IS per cent 70 h a. my t te
Reference is made to our full report oil Dond
sales. ....
Money on call was active. and in consequence
of the discrninaton On account Of the decline
in the industrial stocks. rates were higher. Early
loans were at 3 le but the demand was suficlcnt
to advance the rate 10 ). and in cAc"ptional
cases 10 per cent. Tho bull, Of new business
was at 12 per cent ,,
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges SI31 .I10,SiS: balances, S5.066,Gj5.
The Sub Treasury today was debtor TO me
Clearing House s0Ol ,45o. The business Of the
for the wfe sc cna nG 'osnt Of
s3I oa3.18t leaving the general balance 81
I5eI27. against Sil2l 3,j3l on Frhruary o. an
apparent loss Of S909l ,4oi Bri drducting IRON
81 OBS 600 for items which affect only its ac-
count with the general Treasury, MS gam q.
affecting the banks is Se9'.3H', ana 'hls r.sai,
includes receipts of S320,o0O for payment az
To-day's operations included Receipts. S5,0Oi',
as. PAYMENTS 81 J,12a,G29 win balance Vi
ssI COZ ;Ol coin and 500, S,c23 currency.
Tie United States Treasury az WASHINGTON
received to-day Sl5l. 34i National ban" notcs iof
redemption. eo,, 200 .ho i,.orr,I
The customs receipts were S9il 522. tnc ,nterna
revenue receipts Sj9l,I7o and the miscellaneous
receipts S72,s7S. - ..,,o,ror, NJ
cash ON hand and deposits in banks compares
with tho figures of the last previous s'a'en'e"'
as follows. - - roh = Differences.
., ,s s,eo o5s IS, eio7 go is5 Dec. 81 800 800
Net ieeatendefs N IA $40 1eoseCo7 Inc. ltes,i3i
on n,r IN Td II 9TOl3. ll.76l63 Dec. zs'ooI
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
EYER ,,ac,rs sls, -e7 cso io5-s0 rec soe s6
Deposits in bank. lo,16o,Teo 4O,o'-~o' AN' -
Ne, cash bal sI4o 534 tG7 sltoa3o.4oo Dec. e4'oo'
Tho FOREIGN exchange. were easier on free offer
;,ns NJ bankers bills. A part OF the supply was
In,nished lv European purchases OF STOCKS anu
bonds and perhaps larger part by drafts a9alls'
nrosnoctiy, cold cXrors. Shipments Nv 'o-iru-
rrawSs steamers will be ONLY ST .Oooooo roii-
io,yinr are revised quotations Tor actuai "usi,
rcss BANKERS nils 81 80 l-?aSi :" - ana
- Sc ID for long and short sterling rr-rctiNrN
French francs J.16 i-sg:,lJ: r"ioimnfNS. 20 81"
In Lorion Prtish cons'l Is further Ieclincl
IL nor cen, TO os ~ foT money and - In i9f
Tho account. Tho pullion balance oil the BanH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Proposals.
ArMN EIlLDlNG. Whitehall Strcct. Ne,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.-Office

I I'ur haslnc ana DciD; omml .>lFy Army BHIding.
40 - whit halli.. Me- YORK ny Feb'narv - 1873
ditiors VII ie received tl orce untll II o'cocl.
~ on MONDAY March isDJ for furnishing such
Sr,Iie, IS nav he CURED 9y me Subsistence Depa-i-
,cr,it Iuir ~,arc- delivered In New York sab
"is..nc., Sror W: tlorr F"'s 'cne" r. -
Er.r,. whiskl brushes Can on'nrrs Canned Articlas
b,unIs skins Cheese Combs FlnNorlng Extracts Cola
,inr Irf Iari Mararoni. oil (OlNeI. Payer (Tort.
rlcslc- Pipe Razor >,rop~ SAL >ari,s >n0e Strings.
SOM. ,ttr, Iur al
na',l H. -chfcs. n-t Pr'"'nrc avn - al = a. T."
~ iou ~. lroG,ction and m3ruft~tuc for such de-
iai. - s.h'drRs Infrrm'i"n Min conditions list OF
arUclr- luan,s. Ma roI oi % ,in. r. oh.l II u
Irpoal, Fn,,or.. containing bids SHOULD b, maxi Il
!nI,osa, nr Su,-i-t M, >uDpi.' opened March 20,
Is.,3 and sd.rr@ ~ the md r-ign d.
THOMAS WILSON, 4. I. g.. L. D. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

OF England was unchanged. In the open market
money was li:n az | rs per cent for discounts
and IL per ccnr for daily balances Blr silver
Was trfc h. hcr a, - - H. an ounce. Ancri-
can railway shares declined slowly, bat closed
az fractional rally \: Par.s French } per
cents ci's'd SHADE hiaher ut 9S.l7 -, sghr cN
change on London advancing - IBIS fraA"' -
the sterling.
y. W. Harris * Co olcr T. investors $500
600 Hudson County. Ncv-.Icr,s'y. J.? per cent
"0-lcar Road lion%s Total net debt Of the
county j. 81 SO so. assessed valuation, SID
O63,l A. Formulation. 3;JI2G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
FrROpFAS FINANCIAL Markets

London Feb. Il. 4 p. m.-Conso, - - Tor money
and . II III for the account New York ifhh,N lNnnl
pacific - So: fiir. - -; M"Nicah "ulharN E
~ 81 II. PAUL common. Il 81 Reading - -.
V,n.v / per cent. The open rat III discount IN
tbr open market for both short ana three mohlha
hills /, - per cent. Paris ndNir-~ puot" - par
c.ni r.ntcs at ii- francs - crntlme Tor IN" h'
count and Eychangr on loncon ~ - francs Is cen
imrs for ChncI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

nORE GALLERY.
EVERY INlIAEITANT IN NEWARK
EVERY VISITOR TO
MUST VISIT
THIS THE GREATEST COLLECTION OF PAINT.
INGS IN THE WORLD.
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL, o7th-ss snd 7thsve.
x DAYS 10 20 10 Except Thursdays. 10 TO o. so Cents
TNDEN MlSEE, Open from ii to l.
T. I.ln WORLD Is WAX.
~ 80 T.. NJ. AND l.. NJ
pEINCFSS DOI.GOROl n, go ro,,..
,,,.rp>r ,IgEXIiI.., DANkO GADOicS
ANDO OMNl. "a rni hAND
~ MNI,NrE TO-DAY AT .
CUAELES IROiiNAAs COMPANY.
Iicla,ro and Fyle,'s American PLAY
THE GIRL / LEFT BEHIND Me-
SPECIAL MATiNFE wAsHING1uN :. .hn.v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Business Chances.

DEAL E-TArE-W Wanted in an old-c>tab-
IL lihrd l;ca Estate oncr. ACHE th"iou.hlY com.
-, ~ .Srrfienrpl mar - take charge Of prNat" ale
d.,atncnt ~ Z, fnli pa tculars aud terms Add '.s
plIVATE SAILS Eos :, Tribune ono.
wv \NTED.- Man with from $4,000 to
w 4 H. d 10 take an active part In I'll purchase "A
v., cti,bII, nj and growing teal rrlr u>i ir-, IN Il
,, ~ 90 olO nabiidnt.. cool opening To- hight M n.
A""'S' CAPITAL. =. o. lbX 1872. Phlal lph.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
PAGES

Wclls.Far Elk go ,.o
West u Tel. oG's 81 o;s So, 80, 90, 49, Ga. o9s;
SILVER
'' 'e''i' 80 81 SAL 49,.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
rETEOLEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
tcadl Notices.


,UPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-Jo>cph Il. Sergeant plaintiff, against
'arcan Mood Paper Company. defendant. lial II any
an in the civ and County OF Ncw.iOrk summons
with Notice. ,.,,,d,,t
~ I'm ,re h.rrbv summoned to answer the complaint IN
his action and TO copy 4 Your answer on tho
,ironey within twenty days at'r the service
his simmons exclusive Of the day Of service, and IN
VI q, ynur appear answer, judgment VIII
G t AGAINST You by default for the relief demanded
III t Sew X rk d cember 90 1892:
JOHN VERNON BOtNlER, Jr,
PIamtln> Attorney,
p,once address and Office, No. 10 Broadway Ne~Yorx
xoTCE-Tabe notice that upon your default TO appear
~. answer the above summons, Judgment VIII L" taken
W % ~, Tor m sum ol hI ara ref' ntf
iOo dolers " from Noyemb'F I'D, 1892
a"u VIZ" JOHN NERNOU BouNIER, j.,
Piaintin'-
10 Broadway. Scw-IOrk CITY, y. V.
To the ebovenanel ceicndant tie American Wood Paper
The forcgoinq summons WIN notice, Is hereby served
uron van by publication. pursuant 10 an order OF tOI
Inward Patterson Jutce 81 the Supi.nc court dated
tho Ioth day OF January 1898 and h:d WIZ tle com:
I,,pt T., thr o.lce OF the CRY and tOnty OF
New York at the county Court House IN the sild lily
III" Daed Ncw.York January 10Th. 1903
JOHN VERNON EOrVlEs, Jr:
Pa!nfl~
100 Broadway. NewYork city. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.

There were again no transactions in Govcrn-
ment bonds and further reduction in asked
prices for ~ did not result in sales. The closing
quotations were as fOllOWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS


FRIDAY, E'D!UiTN ~ Ill
The stock market was active and at times
excited to-day. The forced liquidation III Phia-
dclphia and Reading and Ncw-}ork ana New
England caused declines so abrupt that in theSr
stocks, at least the market was almost panicky
The industrial stocks were weak in consequence
Of sharp discrimination against them by money
lenders but they were not III" conspicuous feature
Of the market The reported transactions in all
stocks exceeded 900 900 shares. and Reading CON
,rihutcd over 4O0,OO shares T. this amount. Ii
downward movement interrupted only by
feeble rallies, and the last price, which was
virtually the lowest. showed a loss Of > % per
cent The weakness of the income bombs was
NOT less marked and the whole movement lndi-
Gated important changes in the controlling III
terests The resignation of the present maha2'
ment was not announced. but there j. llttle douo'
that il will hr brought about long before tho
neyt onnrrI meeting. The i-advi.cd extension
of the system into Ne"-Eneland. bN whlcn us
coal traffic probably has not been ucrcas." pv
more than a few tens, excited III" blt"r'st nos
tltv while the borrowing of money, win whdch
, To pay income interest, had rs ieeItlnatt lnnu-
ence. The fall in New England IN connc ,rn,.,
with the activity and eakness Of Reading proved
Il NOR, or less complete liquidation by III" Ihhi-
delpha interests that have supported the manage
nent in its recent ventures.
Although Sugar Refining was second only 70
Rcadinr in respect Z" activity. and other INDUS
trial shares were fairly active, the Sronp wa: nol
the weakest clement Of the speculation. SUGAR
Refining for instance, declined per cent or mon
Int il closed with an advance OF about per cent
National Cordage new fell nearly Icr cent,
| hut its final loss little more than per cent
Dstilng and Cattle Feeding and General Electric
closed about per cent higher, and Chicago Gas
after q decline Of per cent. closed without
change The general list, in fact. showed re-
markabc strength. and final variations were
more often advances than declines. The closing
was confident although the buying was largely
for the short account
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govcrn,
ment bonds and a further reduction in asked
pricos for AZ did not result in sales The closing