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The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12

License was grand to the saloon
men of Eureka Springs by Judge
Worthington at county court last
week. The temperance people
will take an appeal to circuit
court.
County Judge Dodson granted
saloon license to G. l.. Deshazo
last Monday morning, and now
Harrison can boast (O of an open
saloon again, after several years of
existence without it.-Boone Ban
ner.
A woman in Lynn county, Mis-
souri,, was kicked on the chiD by a
mule, causing her to bite off the
end of her tongue. Since then her
husband has been offered 81, 900
for the mule, but he positively de-
clines to part with the mule ut any
price.
Shortly after his fathers death
Edwin Gould arranged to have sent
him a copy of every newspaper ar
ticle published about his father.
He has since December Cd received
10000 clippings, which combined
maize an obituary some six miles
long. OF these, $4,000 we're taken
from the press of this country and
Canada, 5000 from the British
newspapers, and the remainder
from those of France, Italy, Ger
many, Sweden, Holland and Spain.
Two clippings have been made
from Turkish publications.
We have just received the Janu-
ary number of the FARM JOURNAL,
the we'll known and popular farm
journal. published by Wilmer At
-ainson. Every farmer, gardener,
stock breeder, orchardist, dairy
man, ponltryman, their wives, and
oven the boys and girls will find it
crowded full of helpful information.
1t aims to be praoticle rather than
theoretical, TO De Drle1 ana 10 the
point, IN fact, to be CREAM not
SKIM-MTLK. It is adapted to all
parts of the country, North, South,
East, and West. The very best
people take it because it is clean,
honest, earnest, and progressive,
with no ak to grind or hobby tc
ride. It is for the farmer first, last
and all the time. Send q postal to
Wilmer Atkinson, Philadelphia,
Pa for a circular giving twenty
handsome portraits of leading ag-
riculturists, with what they say
about the paper; sample copy will
be forwarded, free, to all our read
ers. The subscription rate is so
cts. per year, but there are LIBERAL
commissions to those who will get
up a club,
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12
4 "A s-e As For
u 4. 8 II,

At R'rEF F.17r's afiil
Atias asisss soafs y fsseEw f5Rso7, aas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12

Do you want
Som ething good?
We have it, and
We almost give it away.
fhink OF a great
Big newpaper-, The
Weekly Journal and
4 gricnlturist,
For fifty cents year, or
A trial six months
For twenty-five cents!
Interesting stories
| And miee!Iany.
Special features for
The farmer,
The stock'nan,
The firislde.
Take your home paper
First, then The
| Weekly Journal and
Agriculturist.
/; Your postmaster will
Act as our agent, or
/ Send the money
Direct to
The Journal Company,
/ Kansas City,
Missouri.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12
The Question of Good Roads.

The question of good roads is
forcibly discussed by Philip snider
of Duchess county, Now York, in
the Country Gentleman. Mr.. Sni-
der favors the abolition Of the
present road law in his State, and
advocates the payment ofroad tax
es in cash together with other taxes
the an ouat to be expended by
commissioners of highways, who
shall appoint q road expert to
supervise the work on all the
highways. MIR. Snider further
says:
"Our roads now are a shame to
our civilization, and with more
agitation and exposure of the
failngs, II large majority Of the
people will favor system that
abolishes this disgrace.
L tuo 0iSCuSSlOu ILLUS lbI Cssl-
ried on, one important point has
received little attention. Much has
been said about the bed, and about
drainage, both Of which, of course
are Of great Importance; but i'll my
judgement nothing is of more i'm
portancs than to get rid Of many of
the hills that now impede travel
and are uasightly as they are use.
less aud damaging. Many Of them
can be avoided by slight change
OF route, either by q road along
side Of the hill instead of over it,
or by going around the base. In
many other cases the hills can be
cut through, and the earth and
rock necessary to be removed
utilized in finding I'D tacent hollows
where mud holes have been the
leading feature since the Indians
left, and viii DO until the road tax
es are paid in cash. Of course
this will cost something, but once
done the cost is done. 1t costs a
great deal not to do it, and that is
where the farmer and other object
ors show their n&rrowness. ANY
impedlment TO travel costs enorme-
ously, in time, in horse flesh, Ia
W ear and tear o. vehicles, in har-
ness and som etimes in human life.
The Que gain of Dot doing it is that
the cost is extended over long Sc
ries OF years and little at time.
But the aggregate is enormous, and
the PLAZA OF postponement is without
the first element OF business or com
mon sence.
Farmers have one good reason
for dreadsng u change in the read
system, aud that is that the super.
vision required viii lead to abuse
in the pay ment Of large salaries
for work, and the work not saffc.
emily done. Let them exercise com
mon business sence IN selecting bon
est and competent men to work
ihe roads. and the danger will dis
appear"
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12
4 Reliable Woman

CorsetP Par!or for the sale of DR.. Nichols
Celebrated Spiral Corset and Clasps.
Wages $40 to S75 per month and eX-
penses. We furish complete stock on
consignment, settlements monthly. IS
Sample Corset free Send Is cents post
aye for sample and terms.
Nichols Mfg. Co.. 37s Canal st. N. Y.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12
A Wonderful Discovery.

DR.. Checini's Electric SPAWN Cure
positively remove Bore SPAWN, Ring
bone, splint or Curb in 4S hours with
ont pain. $500 reward FOR failure or
slightest injury. The greatest wond. r
Of the Nineteenth Century, astonisis-
ing as it does t}le entire veterinary
world. Circulars and testimonials FREE.
DR. tIfy Ghecini, 378 Canal Street N \ .
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12

No pfesc:, sss
frsctto Ia
e'hee words, VS.
VISA teach you
fRRR, and start
you IN bnsir 0 50,
ut which yen CAR
rapidly enrii.'r il
the dSllis;s. VS.
nan asd Will. IL
! ? ca plsaee teach;
yeu quickly how
te earn fr,ne Us
to 3i@ a an5
u tho start. and
more ~ yon &c
Ga. both scz@
al sKcA an any
rE Of AnoicA
y6 can cnri
msnce sf hoare.
, giving oil ycwr
| TIME. or aFar4
fmsneses oaiy.
TO the " ora.
Whst we eEsr =
nSW and u hA
+. eR prov q d
ovsr and ovs~
again, that great
lp~y - sure st,t
every " o r h ar
Tesy SO lsarn
| No speci.s! al'i,i-
ib rsqetrso
| Reasonable ,g-
| dsiafrs only sieo
cAssg k,f .sse
aargc snGe eass.
We efsrt y9u.
s,,1,;shing az.
sr. sh,nr Tkis I.
sae ef &C. y "A.
1 sls.sf Esrsgr1
II srs@e. II
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The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12

Eureka Spgs ID Ward at voting precinct Is, Il, q
'' I'd Ward .. % Is. Is, ts
&c Ast W ar,l at Court House Il to rs q
Prairie township, Bc-ryville - to 81 g
l will remait in my Office in Ber-yvlle until
the 18th day OF April when the books will be
closed and penalty aided on all delnquents as
the law directs. 4. p. NAPLES,
Dec. 20. lSaa. Collector Carroll Co. Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12
E1LiEcTOR'S NOTICE

will meet the taxpayers Of Carroll County,
Arkansas. at the following times and PLACES for
the purpose Of collecting the percapi5a tax ard
tax on real ansi persoRas property CT said eoun-
" for the year lS!2 viz:
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-01-12

We give thorough eourse of in
strnction in double and single entry
Bookkeeping ard Commercial
Arithmetic by mail Free OF CHARGE
to a limited number of persons.
This course will be completed in
forty lessons. No charge for Diplo
mas. Address:
PRoF. T. j VANDERBERe, Pres.
3o2, 304,G 3o6, Delaware st.
LsasanwaIih, Kan.
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"nEIAWaRE & EnlS0h R. R.

1.-THE Shortes Quickest and Best Limo to Montreal"
Leave Grand Central D, pot....... 920a N. 6:2S p m
Arrive Montreal. p. N. Gas n
Also IIattaDurgh Sleeping ar On u 20 y. M tram ior
pas,engers to saranae Lake Placid Paul smiths Loon
fake etc Via Chaudaugiy H. H.. the favorite route 10
arriving at @e1sOpaOie
fast at Pittsburgh.
ID. H." Ticket Once and Bureau OF Information.
~ Cortandt-s-
Seu1 @ cents stampa for illustrated guide maps
@, Noethern summer resorts b
J. W. HIHnICK; 6. +. a"
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Financial
Omaha Water Works.
To holders of the six Per Gem. aud Fiv" Per 'e"'
ROnas OF the American Wnferworks Company
secured by First Consolidated Mortgage
on the MaIcrMork. AT Omn hn.

II has alpcar,d 10 q largo number OF the holders "i
the above bonds that la view II the complications an"
ltlgations concerning the morglgcd property IL has be-
come a matter immediate urgency that the interests oil
the Jondholdcis should DE- protected by independent
committee OF responsible character and In no way con-
nect,d with any OF those complications ana having no
piiyat" interests to srbs'rtc
The holder, a large number ~ the above bonds nave
requested the undersigned 10 act such committee u
formulate cary ont plan for the fI "l"'ufe Of 'ho
MORTGAGE and protection interests Of the bond
holders TO which request undersigned have needed
and they ask holders Of bonds and matud ana AlA1
coupons secured by euch mortgage, b. drp~i u" s"
with The Farmers Loan aud Trust Company, No. -
william Street Ncw-Nork. aud ssn assent to it, plan
comics u which az De- had at ihe Office Of III" Trust
Company which Will i,,ue il. negotiable certificates Tor
the deposited securities COPIES Lay also be- Edd oi a"S
member II the committee"
10 communicate IL once with The Farmers Loan M"
Trust Coupauy. or with the secretary OF the tom.
miitec.
ERNST THALliANN, OF Ladrnburg. Thaimnnn ~
Co., ~ Wall 81. New DIRK. Chairman.
ROOSEVELT g.. ROLsTON. President Of Farmers
Loan n Trust Co., - William ~. New ork.
GERALD H. UONT. of Maitland. Phelps ~ 60" ~
Exchange Place, Ncw-Nork.
FREDERICK STRAUSS, representing j. Il w.
WINTHROP SMITH. Of ". Il i. smith. i3o 'hest-
nut ST.. Philadelphia. Penn.
THEODORE &. WOODBURY.. of Woodbury. q
Moultou. Portland. We.
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Che Curt.
90 tUhom Ut nlap Concern.
rI'O ARCHITECTS.

rI'O ARCHITECTS.
OLYMPIA. WASH, July %. 1879.
Plans and for state Capitol building VIII y
D. U the fourteenth DAY OF peseuo'rs
S.3 az The oni 81 the state Capitol Commission IN
~iii building il BE- nre proof ana 10 ~ 'uu, ~ ~
stone brick Iron and steel u far ~ pilctca'" ~ -
he equipped with the most approved methods 81 "''s'
dIJining and Ne 'tilatoi ,,.,,i,,g all
The entire cost OF building complete. inelId.s o.
nNsur,s ard appliances. ready for occupancy s"'" NV
Tn. Commission offer, re following prizes u ''''
All hitting plans and designs - a.. M, All acsisn
First-ro the architect submitting the u 80 plaa
shall b. accepted by the COilii' shall
and de Ign " aid capitol building me " c.:ion o
ic awarded -.hich shall consist o. mo-. q, rs plan
architect OF saii building aud the ao"f'
sccond"The eecond prize shall cols''t r ~ awarded
Gfre, Lundr,d al 500 dollars, anu II n. ien deemed
r. tho architect submitting the plan '"'
Thd"Th@ third prize shall be the sur =, g. srhi,ecs
,ubmIttipp the plan and design % a., a. ,um ~ i've
Tm"rrn rbe fourth prize shall o. ',nariai 10 The
hu,,psa ,s,oo, dollars and snai Ion delfI fourth
ar~hite"t submitting the plan sna u'
IN merit. ,. a, which the hui,nIlF y, md
af'sei wna ~ shall consist OF ou .i,, drawing
design, pre-rn'o one ssctlon and one pa '''
nl can ,o,s others will be- ~ ,eet any and
~, Comml reserve ra,d,e rtisc fDr the sibn*
oil plans and desgn. e end d. designs.
ian OF further plans ~"
t. Il. GRiMFS, State Capitol Commls don
CLOVER ''
JoUN McRE\Nf,
EDMUND hi,r.
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FORT WAYNE NND JACKSON Il. T.. 90.
~ HE TRANSFER BOOk Of the prcfcrrC
isai!ron6s.
WEST SHORE RAIL R0AD.

N. Y. G.. II. X. X. t.. Co LfSSEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500
Trains leave West i2d-st Station New-YoIk FOL.
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Frankin-st. ~
$3.50 4. M.-Daily local TO Susp. Bfdge ani Catskl
MOuntnlns except sundays west ~ COeynaas Jet
Sleeping ear New.York 70 Bloomvile Sundays only
sn be 9eeuRisI p i" to Albany for cot.kn Mountain,
e,d ssr,9ea Paor e. 40 AP1y sIndSys only Koch
Saturday for Toronto.
i0o VI. Daily cXce2: sunday to ho9mylIe , AID
neweska Paror 70 Boomyiie and Sew;p1t1.
u iisSJ 4. Vi. Daily except SUNDAY % ca,,Ei NOM
talns New pan. LAKES Mohonk end Minnewassa
to UI1co'yillc saratoga and Caldwell.
tset Moan5an PaIsr s car ai'a, ~ nono
tain.. Ne".Par. Lakes Mohonk and MnncNsska. Al
Iany SARATOGA sr9r s as st,nsnea Saturdays to
Ssffs sPP Ii nbqly p AISasy as.ire as: sy;ssg.e
6:yoP. MDay eScept sp ,ls. Tor NexH"rs AZ any
s,i5 =. MNDaiS for Albany U,ca, syricuse. Rcchetr
BuGao, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland anu
A. Il; C.-Tcayc' BROOKLYN BY Annst Aioc BI d GO
Goo p: M lsr, &c ivy p. H. H. station AioAO
Sey q S 1Tc e 49, Bs2 m i' 100
oee BgTso R saara Fans Toronto Detroit Gsse
land and Chicago on al throuzh trains 49, 100,
ws.hinston.st. 720 Faton.t Anne! eGcf foot i,asoI
way, Hs rowery 81 East i4th,st' g West is5:h,sI.
ard % stations G. r LAMBEHT
General Passenger Agent.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
rorlon Aug l6 =. m-Consols. 9Sl-i6 for
nancy and sSs FOR the account: Canadian racine
IA: st Paul common. 81 =. -
Bank OF Engand on balance today II iiI"W".
Money. 2n2a per cent. The rate OF discount IN NJ
omen market for both short and tire" months pHs
is 81 per cent. Paris advices quot" ; per CEN
renes az - francs 372 confines for the ac1ouni,,
from the Bank Of England for shipment to the
[ nited States.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY.

New-York to Seattle, Tacoma, sc. First clasS, *'3oo'
second class. 49, 90. -, "a. M .ooo,d
Nrw.Yok 10 san Francisco First class $500 second
NewYora to st. Paul. Via Montreal First class s2''oo
p 'o'' ''""' Y. SKINNER sj3 Broadway. n. Y.
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Cost ano found

oo,r or STOLEN handbook No. osootJ of the Ger.
| man Saving. Bank IN the City OF New;NorS. corner
i,ia%r and l4th-st. NJ PEI sons are canCo,'d asam,s
III, S,y OF september 1898. duplicate will De- issued.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS. AND ni SUEsCRIPTIoNS E S
tElVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE, No. ], "a. Broad
way ID door nosh Of Thrt, arst.st and ADvs ,
als 8 e cor: gsIi IS. c.hsve. lSI Fourtl,ss,s,.
-, io20 Thrd-a,e Sky nrsts; 7os FssssH AVE..
nue. A. lss3 Thirdave 20 West Fourtesn.h-ss.; oosi
Mes; 42dst So lhirdayss; LBS Tmre's's''
At the HARLEM oFFICEs 1so Eass Gnnsai%Snty
afsh.st and SO ives. onc6un dred forty "
to nrooki a. re g. C Coss xss 2"'
naoN Once p Sos sdyertssmanN. NV akss''"~
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
j RAILROAD.
STATI0yS foot OF DesbrOsses and Corilault Streets
4, Meet .IuIy ID. INyR

am In hneci July I'd, 1898. ..--.s,...
aro kypi;c. Si me- s. n.y. mi, iiiaS 1 -
'sSs Sso ia 5sS 5j s T U%ae jsdsas
81 6 Sf HfS SflS %> b S HSG
E5 cncna a"% i"s Ara Sn cSe Gs Ia g
' e.. T. s5d $.; Ss: ss
10 C6ic=qc Xrriye Cleveland i.4o a. NJ, Chicago
$50 p. Vi. soTFTE"i'wirsrEHx rxrREss weekdays,
t S ssG ST. a S'gf and c Pas '
$40 = =. F FG9iii m S8 P rurc,
:GG@s ScTYSrk to 1sc A'',vss C ai
800 p. VI pSITIiTNNXDo%SH Willy RoTTE daily
Sleeper Memphis.
BALTIMORE. WAaHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1900 A. VI. "Wnshinalon Iimiied" week DAYS.
$40 =. VI "Consrr.siona Limited" daily Pullman
Paror Cars ond DiHng Car. arriving washington
A6nTfoS} EXrnrSs THNS s IS nsS s1 2 ssSas j.
$50 80 A % % Ty! T. s5s
$50 ," p p r. tas N ssS daily
Seescrs to Augusta Memphis and New'orl'a"' DIM
300 p: MPay for n c@c,aP, .,. OHIO Railway
For I@ G6 r SIf'f 59d "EPs va
Charles Routr. s, =; m. weeAday'' aud WIN '"''"e'
,s$ss Sss I s%T c,, q AMI os days. with
For CAPE MAY 90 u weekday ., nj,
For Long Branch Asbiry Park, ocean r9oe ana pon'
Pleasant 80 80. $40. 10 a. M u 10 70 Sr,ur.
day onlV 40 3.I0. 3 40. 20. ) 10 y. M W"'N.
day. sundays \ - @ - .. m. . 10 p N. DO hos
stop at Asbury Park and Ocean '.ro,' Oh SUNNY
FOR PIILADELPIilA. ,o
Express 20. 90 s. ; 30 . $50 TO- II A. m g.
noon. PennO Lw d. l2:.o ~ n =, ~" apd;S,
Txpies, G.i5 ) 30 2 . 30. 10 q. m. ~ nco1, LIN
T,t once, l4s az 2G S 5i ~ Ey,S ana S
West l9itb Street 81 Columbus Avenue. id' Nikh
Avenue Root Of Drs5fos,es and FoftlaaI SIRE .,
4 CONT Street $50 Fulton street. - BI' idViE ana
IookIvn NmnrN station. foot ~ Fulton S'ier Bro9t-
Hudson Sfr.t IIoboh"n; station J,f-F NV:
IN. Nrw.Y7fk Trasfrr Company viii call FOR ava
cheek baggage from motel, and residences through 10 cr'il
NV pPrVOcT 7. Y. WOOD.
General Manager fienc'al Ia-@ r Ag'ht'
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Diui0en0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN coat COMPANY,
50. / BROADWAY.
NIsW-YOEK. Aug. -. 1898.
vNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Amor
i ,an Coal Company. 81 AlerHny county Mar, iand.
have, This dly d JARED annual diNlG~nn ~ ihf"
Per cent upon capital stock % the con lany, lHiibe
AZ tl,i, onicr on Monday September I'M. l-H6
me transfer books VIII be cosc1 August 3l~t ~
o'clock D. M. and Ir0p.n'd On tn motWng - September
Eth, 1898. hI'l'''I. VI. ~" ~,
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NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY,
1 Er,,1woy N.. York. August 10

OFFICE
NATIONAL. LEAD COMPANY,
broadway N.W YORK.. August 10 lN'J.
vNUE SEVENTH OF AETERLY DIVIDEND
and thrrcquaft"is PER c,nt ON thr ~. Il
National Lead viii H. paid september
10 1898 to stockholders ~ record August -. lN'f
Transfer books Preferred Stock viii rl"r August -
1S,, aud remain closed until september -. lSt'
I.y order Of BOliI Of Directors, - -
los l.. McBIENfY. Treasurer.
FORT WAYNE AND JACKSON Il. l.. 90.
~ HE TRANSFER BOOKS Of the Preferred
] Capttl Sfnck 81 rii~ company VIII CLOSE oi Npf'''
AUGUST 1893. Tor thu e"ni annual dividend ~ To-" 'nd
quarter cent - cent. du" 1t puoNin"
from the LAKE, Shnf and Michigan southern Railway Go
in nrcord1ncc m t term. Of agreement between Ia" tW"
companies. u. - i''l-Ni'.'.
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~ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAJ
" Road.

Summer Schedule IN ercet June 25th. iSo33,,,o,
TOR ZIP BANk LQHG bE SnNI Il EL LIE aS
POINT PLEASANT.
Red Bank. o. 1872 ~ 80 N. t.l 20 satnriay'
Sundays Is ~ 80 M 90 p Train. leave stu
ton Foot Of Corandt ana Deshrosses sts at 80 80
10 10 100 . H., - 10 O. 90 saturday, only. 80
3 10 ~ 40 rsceIt Barkl. 70. 10. 90
SUNDAYS 10. o rs q No.. 3 - y
denotes ENpre-s Tram
SUNDAY Trains do stop al Ocean Grove and Asoury
RUFUS BLODGETr.
Supt Ncs.Yer. and Long Eranch RAILROAD Co.
X WOOD.
ten. Pass. AT. Pennl. Il r. Co.
II. p. BALDWIN. Gsn. Pass. AIT. Central r. X Of NJ J.
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n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Excursion Tickets. Ncw-Nort 10 Chicago aud Re-
turn SsS.OO
special Coach Excursion. on Tnc.da,. Ans. Non
dn,. Aug. 2sth, SATURDAY, sept. 9ih ana Ncuncs-
day. sept. 18th. ri Sl7.OO
Through tr9lns for Chicago aud The Worlds fnr leave
foot Of We,t i2d.st. oilcws ID minutes earlier from
0IJ A. Vi. daily. via Nlagarl Iali. Throngh rnllmaa
,. NJ. Chicago 8 80 y. N, S. LOU, 40 q NJ ,.,.
err sea-. ff@ej New.York 10 Niagara fells. Through
Pullman sleepcrs NewY0rk Chicago Arrives Detroit
. 40 D. NJ. Chicego 81 O. NJ. 81; leuls 500 y, N.
sf3 A. NJ. except sunday tor West Cornwall. Orrs
Mi amfbeli Hall Lake AohOnk. Lake Minnewasks
,rd Waikiki Valley lsafOad stations, stony Ford Middle
tSn RlOon.ingbuFg Wurt.boto. SumutNlle. kllenvlle
y. il.hurg Magtl cello and Liheft".
a. * l. H. daily ior MIDI cown follsburg Monticel-
L. Ibcrtv White IsAe. Sarbondalc. scranton. Walton.
Delhi sidney. Norwich. Utica. Rome. Oneida Fulton.
oIt5 r. w. CSaiurdays only. for Campbell Hall, Mid.
Sn,ti,eil, Ilbefty, Wait, Lake, Livingston Manor.
lily a. VI, Except sunday, Vcstibulcd Limited for
Ists Mohonk Lake Minnewsska, and WallSill Valley
VoI, road 'at0ns Campbell Hall MldiletOND. Mountain
i,ae Centeyllr. fallsburg, Monticello Huileyville.
Liberty Fal- Liberty. Park~Sille and Livingston Manor.
i:SO =. VI. Except sunday for West cornwall, Olrs
Mills, Campbell Hall, Mddleown Slnmtyille. Ellen.
Nile and a. intermediate POINTS.
7:i5P VI. DAILY MIdile,own, snmmityle Falls,
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Kockand. walton. Sid.
tickets and Pullman accommodations At 81 broadway.
EcwYOrk Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
~ j. c. ANDERSON. q. p. A..
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BEARS FORCE UP PRICES.
STRENGTH AFTER WEAKNESS.
,rGAR REFINING AND GENERAL ELECTRIC
MAKE NOTABLE GAINS MONEY ON
CALL AT PER CENT.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE. AUGUST 10.
SAILS OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Nodp.s1ay Aup 1E-.p


IN assignment. or in the case Of corporations.
receivership. is usually distinct relief. HE
necessity for official denials in the most I'M
couivocal and emphatic terms is at once relieved
and Recommendations become unnecessary. In
raro instances creditors have been known TO ask
questions and in the case of corporations the IN
auilies have sometimes been answered with ann
entity The receivers of the Erie Railroad were
able to reply promptly because there was no suS-
picion of speculation in tie previous management
The Reading Railroad declared full interest on ITS
income bonds, and within three weeks the prop
crty was placed in the hands OF receivers lhere
was no doubt that the payment Of unnecessary
interest was made simply TO enable insiders 10
dispose of the stocks and bonds at the best an
vantage The president of the company, who was
made one of the receivers was obliged to resign
his place because hc could not answer
the questions about lis management that
were naturally presented. 1t is possible
that there is parallel between 'h'
bankruptcies of the Philadelphia AMI Reading
and the Northern Pacific railroad companies bnt
in the one case as i'll the other ugly questions
may be asked, and the answers may DE equally
difficult. In these circumstances the result may
be the same The Northern Pacific stocks opened
lower and on small transactions they advanced TO
the end The bonds were not equally Fortunate
and they suffered extraordinary losses. There
could have been no reasonable excuse for tins
difference. The buying of the stocks may have
been for the short account whose predictions We're
fully realized, but the selling of the bonds GER
tainly was not by the bear faction.
While the opening was weak and lower TO-DAY
the closing was confident at about the hlgh'~,
figures Early losses were fully ecoV'ru, anu
final variations were advances sugar l|'hhl'iS
and General Electric were Conspicuous ny az
vances of about and u per cent respectively
In these and in less active stocks there was Il
short interest which at the close was not luiS
satisfied.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARhEl.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

o.o,,d.,oa marriage per cent bonds due 1919 90
~" ~ "hares Third Avenue Railroad lj5.
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700, ,soo 1893.
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Number o. miles 49, ~. -,, ~. 40 ,j-s
Sec nd week in august 1-.9,t 122yo=33 s.GO, ;,
Am / TO Aug. A.. '"','lt s'l"'l
IrrsrEHN NEW.YOIK AND PENNSYLVANIA
fOeicial 10 New.York STATE Commissioners