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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT,
Payments Therefor Made Easy
Seemingly a Will Designed
Measure.

An amendment is to be offered to
the Salem city charter this session
Of the legislature, ahd among other
features will be measure for a more
acceptable manner of making assess
nents for street improve ments.
Below is given complete digest OF
the amendment, and it has all the
appearance of being wise, accept
able provisions:
ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN.
Whenever a property holders as
sessment for street improvement
Is to exceed $25, be may file applica-
tion for leave to pay the same IN
instaliments, waiving at the time
all irregularities in the proceedings.
The recorder shall keep book with
all such application duly recorded
sepa -ately for each street or sewer t.
be improve d or laid. When the AS
sessments shall have been made GER
tain In amount as to any property
upon which the owner has elected
to pay by installments, the Recorder
shall enter in docket kept for that
purpose, under separate heads fol
each street or sewer, by name OF
number, a description of the proper
ty with the name of owner and
amount of the assessment set against
each lot or parcel of land. This
stands as lien docket in favor OF
the city until the assessments are
fully paid.
HOW THE FUNDS ARE RAISED.
Then the above docket shall be
made up, the city shall thereupon
issue bonds in convenient denomin-
ations of S25 to s 90 in all equal to
the amount of all the assessments
against property affected by such
improvement, the bonds to mature
III 10 Ncai5 anu W oCof AhtS'Sos ~
not more than six per cent per an
num, payable semi-annuaily. The
bonds shalt be negotiated on the
best terms available.
During the first ten years suffi'
cient tax shall be levied against sal
property for the payment of the In
terest on the bonds each year, and
after that time, there shall be levied
20 per cent of the principal each
year, together with the interest, fol
five years, thus wiping out the whole
debt. But at any time during the
Is years, any owner of any lot OF
parcel of land, may pay the whole
assessment against the same and
have the lien discharged. The US u
al provisions aud precaution ART
made In relation to collecting aud
keeping aud paying out the funds
above provided for.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
SUPREME COURT.
SALEM, Jan 16, 1893.

SALEM, Jan 16. 1898.
Sylvester Pennoyer, Geo. w,
Mcbride and G. w. Webb, state
board of land, commissioners for the
sale Of school lan6s resp. vs.. w. r.
Willis app. appeal from Douglas
Co. Judgement of the lower court
affirmed, opinion by Moore J.
Bean J. Expresses no opinion.
State of Oregon vs. the s. P. R.R.
Co. app. appeal from Marion Co.,
judgment of the lower court af'
firmed, opinion by Moore j.
j. H. Burnett, resp. vs. J. Il.
MacKay ct al. app. appeal from
Benton Co., judgment of the lower
court, reversed with directions to
sustain the demurrer to the COM
plaint, oplnion by Bean ].
J. l.. Bernard app. vs. Joseph Tay-
Tor, app appeal from Linn Co.,
judgement of the lower court af-
firmed, opinion by Lord G. J.
State of Oregon, resp. vs. Frank
8. Ingram, app. appeal from Linu
Co.. judgment Of the lower cour'
affirmed, opinion by Lord Z. j.
On motion VIM. Reid and w. X
King was admitted upon certificates
from the supreme courts of Utah
territory aud Indiana to practice In
all the courts of this state, Mitchell,
l. ,wis d Go. app. VS.. ]. g. Birdse,
resp. appeal from Jackson Co.
argued and submitted, n. A. Miller
and Johnson and Idleman attys.
for apps w. M. Colvig atty. for
resp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

f. v. Wild to J. III. Roork IL;
lots In Capital park ad 81, 200
Lee Mission cemetery assn. to J.
H. Roork; lot In Lee Mission ceme-
terry $40.
Williams Il England to Minnie
Cornoyer; 50xl85 feet on CONNER
cial street, Salem 5000.
+. A. Ford to S. II. Richards; /
acre In Jackson Cooley d lc$l75
p. A. Cochran TO Il. J. Barron; 80
feet In Cowles' Central ad to Wood
burn, Sl25.
II. j. Richardson TO Margaret
Weddle; l5 acres Thos. Holt d G
$3.50.
q. #. deGuire TO Kate Blair; lot 2
Aliens ad to Silverton, 1875.
q. l.. Ogle TO John Wachtman;
lots 10 and 2l Yew PARK, 500.
Julius Picard 10 Hoefer aud ZorD /;
part Of Lewis Lead d G. 1915
John Whitlock to J. M. Wolfard;
lot In Silverton, 5000
M. A. Wade to John Prantl; 350
acres 6sr2 W, 81.
A. l.. Patton to w. A. Shaw and
w. II. Downing; So acres John Tay'
lOr d ! G, 81 900.
Arthur E. Crosby and wife to J..
j. and s. q. Murphy Ill a. Andrew
Duboes d c, 5000.
w. e. Burke and wife to WIN.
Scbmeer / 2 8 bi 10 Pleasant Home
ad 800.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Down on Silver.

WAsHINoToN, Jan. l7.-In the
senate, Sherman, from the finance
committee, reported bill to sus
pend silver purchases after January
first, 1894, and 10 allow the Nation.
al tanks to Issue circulating notes
10 ibe full amount OF bonds deposit.
ed. Placed on the calendar.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

FRUIT GROWERS The Marion
county fruit growers association
met at circuit court room. Pres. AL
len was unable to attend and F. j.
Beatty was elected president pro tenn;
J. A. Sheppard, secretary pro tenn.
Report of secretary and treasurer
read and approved. Adjourned to !
p. IN. There was quite large at
tendance and prospect of an inter.
esting meeting in the afternoon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Cold and Snow in France

PARIS, Jan. l7.--There Is very lit
lie abatement Ia severity Of cold
weather here. A heavy snow storm
prevails. The snow is 30 deep street
traffic IL ut staDdsiill. A number
Of persons have died from exposure.
The rivers Seine, Loire and Loirette
are frozen over.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

PoLICE.-PeterW Woods and Vim.
Spears get seven and five days re-
spectively for DRINKS, and Jim Mur-
ray, II. McAvoy and Gus Schurette
got five days each as vags. Mr..
Woods received two days extra in
the cooler for resisting an officer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

SOME EXTRAS. A. Van Eaton
who succeeds to the business of
Squire Farrar & Co, is offering some
extra quality teas and ground cof-
fees. which are attracting the atten-
ton of all housekeepers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

A NIGHT SESSION. The Marion
county fruit growers are holding
their regular quarterly meeting to-
day at the court house There is q
good attendance and lively inter-
est is taken They expect to hold a
night session tonight at which all
interested should be present.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
STATE HOUSE NOTES.

WOfR was FtSuUitu III bVth bVtoto
Of the legislature at 2 p. m. yester.
day with n prayer by Rev. DR..
Thomas Brown. of the African M.
f.. church. The senate chamber
was, at that hour, again filed with
the gentler sex of various social COM
plexions, awaiting the result Of the
patience they exercised during the
preceding week. Hope and fear
were alternately depicted upon the
faces of the female aspirauts to SEN
ate clerkships. The salDe, by the
way, may be said of the ladies In
the house, who, during the live-long
afternoon, sat upon the hard bench
es slike"Patience upon a Monument" :"
The first batch of committee
clerks, among whom there were but
two men. were sworn In about half
an hour after roll by the deputies of
the secretary of state. This went to
prove that the Willis resolution,
tending to ostracize females from
the committee rooms. was anything
but popular measure.
Meanwhile Senator Alley,of Lane,
introduced resolution that the
chairman of each COMMITTEES of the
senate, standing or special be au-
thorized,to employ clerk, and that
such other clerical aid as may be
necessary shall be employed by the
committees.
The resolution was referred to the
special committee on salaries.
Vanderberg, of Josephine, is one
of the economic senators of this ses-
sion, who advocates the pruning of
salaries and increasing the revenue
of the commonwealth. Last week
he introduced a resolution to reduce
Legislative clerical salaries, and yes
terday he introduced Till provid-
ing for state income tax. The bill
il 10 the hands of the printer. So
far as read, it fixes the tax as fol-
lows: From $1,000 to $4,000, at per
cent; $1,000 to $4,000 at II per cent;
From $4,000 to 100000, at 2 per
cent.
At 4 o'clock Senator Hirsch
moved to adjourn, but before the
motion was seconded, President
Fulton haruoniously remarked, I'll
the gentlemen will grant me a mo-
ment's time, 1 desire to say that b.
G. Towne wishes to address you on
the west step of the capitol at the
close of this session, and take shot
at the senator who picked up bis
eyeglasses"
Following that Senator McGinn
presented a grievance of having lost
his hat in the senate chamber; Sen
ator Black man, q silk handkerchief,
and score complaints would have
succeeded the above, hadn't voice
In the dark seconded the motion to
adjourn, which was carried without
a dissenting voice.
Following is the roster of clerks
sworn in yesterday afternoon up to
the hour of adjournment: s. 9,
Dodson, Zetta A. Gray. On senate
engrossment: Frank X. Lowell
Louise Arneson, Clara Z. SiebOld
Maggie e. Casey, Hally Parrish,
Lille ID. Flemming, Edith f.
Nicholson, j. E. Samuels, frankie
NJ. Young. Clerk OF committee on
claims, Otto GREENWOOD; assistant
doorkeeper of house, w. N. Morse.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
The Shah and His Subjects.


The immense amount of money
spent by the shah in the purchase of
furniture and curiosities in Europe
excited a feeling Of discomfort, and
his second tour was unquestionably
unpopular among his subjects. That
he was able TO venture upon third
is a proof of the absolute security OF
his position, but II Is also due to the
sentiment which he has taken care
TO diffuse among his subjects that
the princes of Christendom vie with
each other in anxiety 10 entertain 80
great a potentate and squabble for
the honor Of his alliance. Persia
and the Persian Question.
A Hint for Some Writers.
No one who aspires TO position
in the literary world should be dis
couraged by one or by many fail
ures. But some authors who delude
themselves with the idea that,
though their own generation may
not appreciate them. their genius
will be seen after their death might
well heed what the learned Porson
says in his preface to his Letter 70
Archdeacon Travis;
Mr., Travis and 7 may sddress
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

At home near Brooks, January Is
1898. A. l.. Beckner, aged 4 years
son Of George Beckner.
At home In Riverside addition
January IL, 1898. Nellie Garter.
This little girl was injured while
playing At school . few days ag.
Her death " the result OF injuries
susssined q that time.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

California cabbage-Sroat q Gile.
Sweet Pickles, CLARK q Eppley.
Call at the Spa when you want
a boz Of the choisest candies. ia
State street.
Nessucca cheese-the best In Ore
gon--and sold only by Clark a
EppIey.
The stand csrsmels at the Spa
can't be beat, ia State street. w.
T. btoiz. manager.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
The CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TUESDAY II, 1893.
GEo. ID. qoODHUE. X. CAHII
WOOD AND COAL.

II Is an acknowledged fact that
Geo. ID. Goodhue sells more Wood
and Coal than all other dealers COM
bined. If you want fuel see him,
office 95 State street.
GOoDHUE & CAHILL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

You can find almost anyone con-
nected with the Oregon legislature
by looking in at Strong's restaurant
at meal times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

SOMEWHAT CoMPREss sED.-
Fleischniau Il Co.'S compressed yeast,
the best iu the world, always fresh
at Clark d Eppley's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

You can find almost anyone con
nected with the Oregon legislature
by looking in at Strong's restaurant
at meal times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Today.

Hoods Barsaparilla stands Mt the
head Ia the medicine world, admir-
ed IN prosperity and envied la merit
by thousands Ut wol.ld-be competit
ors. II mas \ larger sale than any
other medicine. such success could
not 10 won without positive merit.
Hoods Pills cure constipation by
restoring the peristaltic action Of the
sIimentry canal. They are the best
family cAthatic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

ScRAPER wASTED.-The man
who borrowed my scraper atthe
Commercial street bridge last sum-
mer. will please return same to my
residence on Capitol street 1T once,
aud oblige j. r. McCoy.
I-166t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

You can find almost anyone con-
nected with the Oregon legislature
by looking In ut Strong's restaurant
at meal times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
SALEM MARKETS.

Wheat 60c per bushel.
Oats--S5@40c per bushel.
Potatoes -4O@50c per bushel
Flour--$4.O0 per bbl.
Bran-(Sacked) $3.50 pr ;
Shorts--(Sacked) $3.50 re9
Eggs-35c per dozsn.
Chickens-7 per ID.
Chopped feed -lSacksd)
Ducks-lOc per ID.
Geese--7c per ID.
Turkeys--1lc per ID. 81
Lard--l2a@l5c per -.
Butter--25@35c per poun1
Beef-7@I2lc dressed.
Veal--iO to 1890, dreees& (
Pork --7@l2lc dressed q
Wool 15@lSc per -
Hops-i5@lSlc per H.
Lot of good apples--esoee
III Com. ST.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

e instantly afforded mhetcts ftom
\ Bronchitis, by the use ~ Aycf's
"hetty rectorsi Either ~ IN snol
dyne. 70 aliay inflammation, ot an ex.
rectcfnnl. 10 loosen and bfine away the
iuticus, this preparation has no equal
last winter I contracted q severe
cold. which. hy repeated exposure, he
cnnr quite obstinate. was mitch
troubled With hoafseness and bronchial
irritation. After ttylng various fnedi.
rlrrs, without relief, W last purchased
n bottle " Ayers Cherry reciofai On
iIking this medicine. my cough cessed
ALMOST Immediately. and have been
we'll ever since. -" Rev. Thomas ~.
l,nsscll Secretary Holston Conferences
aud Y y. Of The Gfeenville Dist. M. n. g.,
Junesbcro, Tenn.
"My mother was sick three years and
very low with bronchitis. We feared
nothing would cure her. One of my
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
pectoral She tried it has used eight
BOTTLES, and is now we'll 1T. II. -.
Chamberlain, Baltimore, Md.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
70 PgR cExfNADE.

Farmers aud gardeners can make
70 pr ceot ON tbs Investment ~
all1Ion 1hGkk lnnd ~ ffIn IL khe
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

Wood, Wood. Plenty Of II sawed
aud ready for delivery. Leave your
orders n Ryan's stable. corner of
Ferry and Liberty. dio-iof
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

Picked tripe- Sroat q Gile, 1T
Com. st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
STOCKS EXTREMELY DULL
THE CLOSING WAS WEAK.
CATTLE FEEDING EXCEPTIONALLY ACTIVE
AND STRONG-MONEY ON CALL AT
THREE PER CENT.
SALES OF BOMBS AND BANK STOCKS

loOO L A. coupon. 112t 1000 Mich & s. 1902. 1O1
otVO Arkansas IS IL $1,000 Mo X st LIST l. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srocKs.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Thursday, August Ill

Thursday, August Up. m
To transactions at the Stool, Exchange wcfc
too small 10 merit attention. The most active
stock was Distiine and Cattle Feeding when
early rose to 20, and at Is Is was exceptional
by "A final cain of 81 per cent. second III p'li''
of activity, General Electric declined from 'l'
start. AMI lost the improvement made YESTERDAY
St. Paul was the only other stock III when 'l''
do,linos amounted to 10000 shares. A. rul"
the movement of prices downward. aAd maj
losses in the general list We're from to l.
ror cont The closing was fcv,rishy weak, but
the selling was said TO be chiefly for TIE SNORT
account. and in support of this theory the loanng
rate, for the leading stocks were made extremely
burdonsomo TO borrowers. The loaning rate i
occcn>cd a. incontcstable proof of the extent oil
Tho short interest. 1t is possible that IN some
instances the rate may he artificial, although
il would be improper 10 suggest that IL nlShu
mask selling for the long account. III thce
DAYS of most uncquivocal AMI emphatic dehialS
there can be little ccItainty about the cohii'loh
of any corporation. The president oil inc Noi''-
ern Pacific Railroad has put himself on the Si'ic
level with the late management OF the Ihl"-
dclphia AMI Reading, and, a. III the lo'I"'f III
stanca. i, - obtusc a 10 SEQ no lmpr'hl'N
in accepting the position ana cnoi lii'ii'' i
of receiver. In his letter !? lh' "% tn,,
9
Bravtcn Ives characterized Mr.. Wizard a' u''
shrcwdest, widest, least >crupuiou' ana mo't Hu
ccssful financial advcnturcr tiat ma, ever conn -
This country" For Il dozen years Mr. Oaks l,''
Ieon recognized as the abl,'-t Lieut. 'nant IN inc
service. of the Willard management. fresh M
dent in the interior Affairs of the conn any WIS
made pub bile to-day in the announcement '.t '"'i
d. Rockefeller had never qudl!ilcd - "r'l"i,
although il was ir Iucntly and onlc'aii' SC'""
that he had been selected as Mi mara ~ 9
sor i'm the board His letter declining the honor
j. a month old, bnt the Northern Pdcihc mana
mcnt evidently considered il polite To conceal H.
He was one of the largest creditors oi the ""i-
many but this fact may not HAY" had the sli"hh
Influence with officers who deal chiefly IN dllii''
The financial situation Was not mater any
changed The arrivals OF gold amounted 10 about
~ 200 600, and further engagements III l"h,"h
were reported, hut the associated BANKS I"Ili II
nee, ssary 10 in"Icas, the issue of loan c"rtcil''
and the demand for currency WAS renewed. Ton
GROSS has takrn action on Hhdhc!aI p"N'I'hS'
and the stock market i simply Il waiting one.
TIE DAY IN THE BDND MARKET
Government bonds wcr" practically n'sl"c'"I'
I'm the last hour q sale of I,0o0 coupon is WAS
made. at H. Ii. lhr market was sicd y AT uH-
changed quotations a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
NO THE CREDITOES OF TIE BOSTON
TO TIE CREpITQRs OF TIE CHELSEA

pI;DAGE COMPANY:
TAKE NOTICE that IN pur-pa"c" Of order mad
tie Circuit Count ~ the United States southern
District ~ New.fork on The 9Th dly 81 August IL J.
you ar rrlurl u ring IN nni present In wriii1I IN
the sui -rflicf.. R"rciNrr. of -. fhclsci lac
Company. yonr several claims and d.mancs. anl make
rrof thereof upon Oath o. the siti,fnrfiOn ~ tn RccN
or. on o. l"iof, the ION Day ~ September 1893 In
default whereof YOU VIII lc Alarr-i rom part pIn
ia dNidcnd di-tril the a. 4. - tn said
corporation which may b" mai" ~ said Receives.
hi, notice applies t. al "a M whether dur &,
bocomr drn.
tilWS riv b. presented To- TIC Receivers M their
ofice. 40 III state street. roston. Mas.
pat..i Ncw-No. F. N"-u-f in'' iS"I
CHARLES II. PEARSON. I ~. ,.o,
HASTINGS & GLEASON
solicitors Tor Receivers
~. 2G5 Broadway. New-Yofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
cost any 1cun0

cs,. r,ac pco, IA se eos on Dock Ssv, n
IL rant. having .la ,hs hanx within thrtN
cal ed upor pesoDt the same 20 c,n,cjd ana ga
DAYS or the said book will be drcis,rt IT,, sher,of
tnquished and a new ono Issued VI "e' ~ J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Among state issues there was small Sain . "l
Arkansas -. issued in aid OF Littlr Rock, Pine
Bluff and New -Drlcan, Railroad, al =. 'I Guy ''"h
stocks lradcSusns sold i!1l at 90. .
The general bond market was extremely h1li
without Other feature. Chicago ana Npflh'ri
Pacific hr-ts fell further > pr cent 10 40, ana
Northern Pacific consO - lost per "'nt at ~ -.
/ he senior mortgages showed no inclination !"
rally but on the other hand the DEALINGS III them
were small. MchIson issues w"r" fanN ,hpH.
general IL wavcrinc around 6N II, ana \
seconds being neglected. Other ISSUES w'.r not
materially changed Rcfcrcnc. j. made 10 our
full report of bond sales. m
Money.on call ruled AZ about > per cent. ~"
highest rate wa 4 per cent, AT which renewals
were made. :,
Exchanges, SOS, jSS,GI0; balances, -, '"",i5'
The Nuh-1rcasury was debtor 10 the Tearing
House 81 $50. It's net gam on halanc" was
Se:9G5' made up '% 7ain Of Sr'''' 1 IN , G.,
operations covered: Receipts S3,4?O,4l -; pay
mcnts, S2.791. 100: resulting in a general balance
of S6I, 42425j, consisting OF Sj1,63a?2l com ana
S5,1sj,034 currency.
ccvcd to-day $50, 800 National bank notes for re-
Tie customs receipts were SGGl ,Gl7, the in
ternal revenue receipts S3ll AIS, and the mis-
ccaneous receipts SIi,9Ss.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits IN banks compares
with the figures of the last previous statement as
follows:
gold hand fOl 10 ~ TipI l'-' 10 i"' 1-'''''
s .;%. on nd 55ss5 &c. 1889
Actual csshinthe
Treasury vaults
D.is. $I Ca. So, s, Fs . Inc Inc
net ca.h bal, eIao o734-5 500 ie5so Inc. $500 a5i
The foreign exchanges wcr" moderately actIv"
and materially higher. Rates ,hiInn"n u hatS
on the premium for gold. II this shall hc man,
f,ip Tor
he made Following are revised quotations i2r
actual business, Bankers bill, s s2ac'l :! =
and 81 20 LAS SD Il for long and short sterling
rep ctiVoly: frrncn francs j23 - ana ~ 80 :
rcichmarlls, "a and %.
FOREIGN Markets.
The governors of the Bank Of England 81 th"ir
weekly meeting made no change in Us minimum
raj, of discount which remained AZ per c'h';
In the week the bank gained c2i,00O hnlli"h aug
the llOporti IN Of reserve 10 liabilities was lasr'
from - 80 10 1891 per cent, against an adN.n',
from 1852 70 4s19 per cent In the corr'splh'-
ing week last wear. when the discount fate wa,
unchanged al > per cent, The bank to-day galn'l
eos 900 on balance at the London stock IN
change British cons is were stiOn2 aIvahflhE -
10 9S 3-l6 for money and % II Tor the accon','.
In the open market money WAS easier III > IA
:: ~ per cent for discounts, and 2a2 u per cent
for bankers balances. Bar silver remain'i "i,-
changed AT 53 I'd. ounce. American rhi
way shares opened strong. bat became siagnaht
and featurclcss. Tho closing was ut sIiaIIi CON,
cessons A. Paris French ) per cent? adNahrgfn
further a few rpntincs to 99.i IL. llie WecNiN
statement Of the Bank Of France showed 'h-
crease in specie of 3.i:j6o0 francs goll, ana an
increase of 10000 francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
no THE CREDITORS

1c,LCoGHAPHIC WINDOW SHADE COMrANY.
T,kc notice, that by virtue 81 az order OF he Cniec
crrnlt Court the Southern District OF Now
SSSrE in he consolidated cause entitled Leandei e
erncc co,rlainant and IhOma j. Parker. complainant
",h against the Cacceraphc Window Shade Company
rcroadcnt made The Gay e. the dat, hereof you are
r.,u,r.d to bring in and present under oath To- the
Undersigned receiver ot said corporation. your claim
ac,1st tie said corporation and make proc
thereof 10 tie a~ton Of the Receiver bsore
e SIT ay OF fo.cr next and IN default thereof JOY
dSrhtio n the asset Of said CORPORATION which Ill
como u the Receivers hands. Claims may ~o9. "
sSm,cd a, tie oacc n his collector, Messrs. Smith =
Martn. No. 4? Broadway. Ncw-York CITY
ID IL August - 1893. AbREKT WIZ r.s
Receiver OF c,i,ogrlphie Window SHADE SomRs.k.9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Aug II. o. m-Consols. 9S 3-l6 for money
and 81, for the account: WORK. pennsylVania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds 2Ois: Canadian a,
cihc -: Erie. l2is; Mexican ordinary. lSs' ~ Iau'
common. -. -
i:30 u. m.-'Thc rate Of discount in the open mar :
ket for both short and three months bills IS SO per
cent The amount of bullion gone into the BANK
Of England balance to-day Is t9S.v1
y. m.-paris adviccs quote per cent rentes
at ~ francs i9i9 centimes for the account.
Paris Aug. 17.-Tne weekly statement OF the
Bank of France shows "A decrease OF 3l2j.WO francs
I'm gold and increa OF $4,000 francs in silver