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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18

81 companies. ecSs ec5 5oS2oos Dec 1G,319T 239
Total 80 cos sGoiao o2 $500 40 Dec sl5S4552 227
Fourth week in MAY
% S Ss5 49, be- Dec n 20
Teal % cos Soo77oso s7saOso2 Dec s2i'oIss 2i.4
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
The stock market IL hardly worthy Of discus
sion. Total transactions last week were less
than SEQ 900 shares and Of this amount American
Sugar Refining contributed @sS6l In no other
stock did the transactions reach 100000 shares.
But in Sugar Refining Chicago Gas and 81 PAU
which were in order the most active. nearly
three-fourths Of the total business was done Inc
results were a decline OF q per cent IN sugar
Refining. an advance of * per cent in chicago
Gas, and In the only railway stock which de-
scrves mention decline OF y per cent While
the market was entirely stagnant yesterday. X
showed stubborn strength, which was remark
able we'll as inconsistent with existing condi-
tons
The outward movement Of gold was not large,
and in fact II is asserted in many quarters that
the outflow has ceased Even the Treasury De-
partment begins to gain courage. and - antici-
pate strengthening OF its gold reserve through
the movement Of crops which have not Nct been
gathered The Treasury lost last week some
thing over A600000 in gold coin AMI gained
nearly S45ooo0o in egal-tender notes and other
paper currency. The figures ought sufficiently
T. explain the present condition of THIS country.
Cola is going ont of T.. and paper Is being eX-
changed for the only medium Of inierra iional eX-
change-as If this country had never heard be-
fore Of the Gresham law. and as If il did not
Know that the cheaper money always forces out
the better one. 1t would be wise who
should predict the end Of the present gold move
ment Fortunately. perhaps. there are investors
and spectators in Europe as well as the United
States, and at current prices there are buyers OF
securities in bih Continents. The unprece-
Gented accumulation Of capital may lead t. a
wild speculation and the only field for ii is right
here.
Congress has done nothing. and there is no Ger
tainty that the Tariff bill will be passed. Some
time In the course of a month the Federal Legis-
Washington is not good place 10 live in, and
1t may adjourn without taking any action what
ever. In that case the tariff question will come
again at the December session. and the discus
sion may be prolonged indefinitely.
Following is the usual table. giving the number
or shares sold Of all stocks the highest. lowest
ana final prices Of the week together with the
final prices Of week ago. prefxed BY the aver
age prices Of June II. 1893
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NeW-YOrk & New England
Reorganization.
gDSTDN NAY - -

To Holders Of second Mortgage Bonds OF the
NEM-YoIth a NEW -ENGIAsD RAILROAD
CONPtNNi
The time within whiri, holders Of Second
MortgnKc bonds mn, deposit m" aautr Win
the Mt.U.TTAN TRt 81 COMPANY In Ncw-
York or the Old COLONY THi - to"PANh
In BOSTON. under the pluu OF rcurgnnisntion
and thi. Committees notice, dnird hn! :,
Isot, hn- been extended 10 "nd including
June 20. 1924 pur-unnt 10 nm UNDERSTANDING
,,i,h m. committee OF second Mortgage
Iondhoidrr-.
JOHN 7. " iTERIi ny.
Iii.NHi ". CANYON.
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Jr..
Committee.
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MEDFIEID INSANE ASILt LOAN.
NOTICE or REDEMPTION.

UOLDERg or BONDS Of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY ~" hereby nn'lh'd fh"t ih"re
The hands - the untefsiCn64 Ilusie' under
tho mortgage which ~" payment u fld bonus sc-
curci the ~ one II nirDd Thousand ij"llas. gold
which under the Of sad m1rigae - applicant" -
the redemption purchase II said h"nls ana that 'hg
undersigned viii receive sealed sropoaas a. the Land
Once ~ sald company o.. spgrth and Townsend
sis san Frsnc!sco for the surrender % said bonds
until ~ m. on Wedncsday the 2Oh day u June 1894
AT which proposals will be opened Proposals - lie
Proposals for Surrender Of the First MOI gage
bonds Southern Pacific Railroad Company" The right Is
reserved reject any or all bios
San Francisco. May I'M 1854
y -. MILLS.
q. l.. LANSING A'"''ee'
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l)roposals.
OFFICE or THE MAYOR.
PHILADELPHIA Penn June 9th, 1894
CEAIED PROPOSALS for the following de-

PHILADELPHIA. Penn. June 9th, 1884,
CEALED PROPOSALS for the following de-
- scribel Loans 4 the city Of Philadelphia will be re-
crivel and opened hy The undersigned at he Mayors
Oilice. at II O'clock noon on MONDAY June 18th 1894
Three Million 5000 900 dollars authorized
BY Ordinance Of Guy Councils approved April ID 1904
This Loan is divided into twenty tnl series OF one
Hundred and FIFTY Thousand $4,000 dollars each al
lhabetlcay arranged. Series "A" being payable Decem-
Der Sl 1904 and series each succeeding year there
after until December 3lst 1923
Also Series -" due December 3ist 1904 and series
~" due December 3ls 1903. fos Three Hundred Thou
sand C00cW dollars each Of TIE Loan for Six Million
90 O1o tSO dollars. authorized ly Ordnance OF city
Councils appro, ed March 10Th. 1924
The Loans bear interest rate not exceeding four
a, per centnm per PAYABLE half yearly on the
first day July In each free fom all
No will ne considered unless accompanied by
a certified check the orde ~ the ely ~ Philadelphia
ths amount Of loan for which bid
made and accompanying lids accepted viii
returned the bidders within ~cnt, foc- ga hours
after the opening bid The deposits OF the successful
bidders Will be applied In para. payment Tor the amount
~ loan awarded and interest such deposits VIII be
adjusted the nnal settlement which must I've made with
the tfy Treaslr before three 90 O'Clock L. NJ Thurs
dnv Jly 9TH. 1894. which date Interest IN the loans
will commence
Proposals be made upon blanks. which can be OBJ
taned on application At The Mayors Once.
himself n. right ~ reject any
VI all bids AVAIL only portion " the loan bid
for may i, best for ,he Interests o.. The city
~ philadelphia. EDWIN : ST. ANT
Mlynr II Philadelphia
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Bankers nno Brokers
VERMilYE & CO.,
BANKERS,
Nassau and Pine SITS,
NcW.YOrk City.
Dealers in Investment Securities.
CcpGriNcrsbip Notices.

T. XARAIZ x 60. CERTIFICATE OF RE
f1.NEWAI OF LIMITED PARrNERSfiiP.-This Is 70
firn4l On My ist iso5 pursuant under tho
uit ham, ~ = "'t,N' =. d" ~ t. M''n ny US t.rn'
iursuan, 10 statue and forms sach
% ISe na I' ~ r1 un ' %ah such renewed
aa continued partnership Is % be conducted IS ~
si;6cNp-The genera, nature Of the business intended
slip is a general commission business.
THIRD me names OF All the nrr-l and special part-
OF whom reside ci,y u Rroalyn ana state o.; ew-
I,r E. an are the gcsGrai pa5Re , lose " AyEN
Icaio in 'ac KIND N Of spin EDWARb AvETpAN0
ai.e ' L.esas a The insoa. Of sran '''s'''' IS
FOURTH ~" an 'unt ~ capital which each special
s23 o9, sol rlaari N@cndan 30 coS.riirioi tho srn
II SIs co snch con,rb0oas were severaiiv made at
r OF Sd s% when ar Of sod ee p ana no
contributed - the capital 81 ok a that TIM has boon
" paid Or i-ans,rrraI % 'hea or either Of MN in he
STIFF Firri The period at vhch The said renewed and con-
fnued partnership IS - cominone" IS Nay is 1871 and
"''' '' ~ EN,Mro, z2;AaRT,Aly.22.,.
JOSH NJ AVFNDANo
by EMlLIp ZAnACI. ATTY IN fact.
EDWARD AVENDANO.
CITY ANn COUNTY Of %EW ~, ss,ls mo n.,.a,,v
" THOMPSON +, me snaTn aTd hn . to m" 10 be
s %o a al s' oHd acsnoweed aat f ,scy ss
c'utel the sam" srNr ~ Tor ne Gs"S ami purposes
scsnowltiscI is, h. cxccu'ei The same ~ the act OK
Ja n A'gn'a' e.. 4% E@sI ,r Ay'nonG 9' s DE-
ne 4 a power IF attorney agy executed by the said
a. sa1,nlcr ssaaa. tae s'h day Of May 1904
%'ar II, o lS-s, s, c'p n xo,~ v-,, ,.
CITY AND cS 'S fiF' oF > ~: Ee YORK County
oNis y l,6Mr.9N 2cns o AMY sw2Tn s says g.,
gong ccrih,aio The sums specified such certificate
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Sales BIZ NutiioN.


GALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Bcds
- THE PROPERTY OF the GOVERNMENT OF
CIiII-The Government Chilli Will sell at public
ton In city SANTIAGO Chilli the 18TH o. October
following FL nitrate works aud IL nitrate
beds situated in tho Province q Tsna2aes the total ynas
OF said properties being nearly ~ oo0.Nc two million
pounds serng) Parties Interested apply for further
Information 10 tho Consul General o. Chi m New-tork
I'D the consuis OF Chill IN PHILADELPHIA and R,ston-
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l)ublic Noillr.

DIBLIC notice. Application having been
made the Board u Railroad Commissioners. OF the
state Of NcwNor by the Broadway and seventh Avenue
Railroad Company and tie Metropolitan street Railway
Section 100 ~ the Rail-
road Law approval Of the use Of cable motive power
upon the railroad connection proposed 20 be constructed
IN Twenty thri-s. between Broadway and Lexington,
and In Lexington between Twenty th!rdst. and
Thirty SITS notice Is hereby given that hearing
the above viii be had before the Board at the Governors
Room Han. New York City. Tuesday. June 10th.
'''' CHARLES r. DE TREEsT. Secretary.
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financial
TO TIE HOLDERS
OF THE
St. Joseph and Grand Island
Railroad Company e~~
FIRST MORTGAGE So GOLD BONDS.

Default having been made by tho ST. JOSEPH AND
GRAND ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY in the payrn'n,
coupons payable day May 1891. AID
defaul, having been made 10y the UNION PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY dcpositins 'hirty-nve thonsan
dollars monthly required ty its agreement. So that
he coupons upon bonds might be- paid. tho under
signed have consented - at committee - ENFORCE
rights and remedies Of the lonIhodcrs "a well IS %
take whatever stops he necessary to protect and pro
mote your interests IN ire Pr. misses.
An 20 king your protection has been pre-
pared ana Is ready your inspection at The
CENTRAL TIT ST COMPANY - Now-YorS and tho
OLD COLONY Trust COMPANY Of Boston, or from
any member Of the committee.
In order 4 action. you requested
deposit your respective hodnrs with either u sail
Trust Companies speedily possible. THIS viii also
facilitate The action u the committee
Upon deposit Of said bonds with either Of the sail
companies will lie .ssucd temporary receipts
eNchauRcahle the engraved certificates the
be prepared early aTpi cation WILL be made
list said certificates the N'wIorA Stock Exchange
Dated New York. June l. 1894.
FREDERIC l.. OLCOTT, Chairman,
BERNHARD MANNER.
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
GORDON ABBOTT
Committee.
J. y. WALLACE.
Secretary.
% Wall St. y. Y.
WILLIAM STRAUSS.
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TO THOSE RENTING
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IN NETWORK:

Your attention is called section o. Il Char'or 80" u
tho Laws II the state Z Sew lore. u lNs when u the
n~w legacy ana Inheritance law The section - aa
follows
"No safe Deposit Company, Bank or other In
stitution. person or persons holding ""ruri-
ties or as-ets Of drcedcnt shall deliver or
transfer the snmr to the executors admin
istrntors Icgnl representatives, or nnid
decedcnt unless notice Of tho time ana
place Of such intended transfer be served
upon the County Treasurer or comptroller
AT least five days prior 10 Hntd trnH>f"ri
and sc shnll he Innfui for the Snid '""nsN
Treasurer. Comptroller. pcr"onni!y or by
representative, to examine said securities
assets ut the time of srch delivery or
transfer. Failure 10 serve such notice or
to allow such examination hhnli render
such SOtr Deposit Company, HANK or Other
fnstffution. person or pcrrnns LAME 80 me
pn ,mcnt Of the tnN due upon -"ih ~c"nri-
Ties assets In pursuance Ot ihc pro-
visions Of this net
Il, ke.plng your private papers and s"olthi"s n
New ork safe Dep1st Company. az F'ir -rAfh year Pr
rnI~rs well your securities are suhcct % the
rsasruatipn ana inspection outsiders t k""p.ag me
papers To- ihc vaults = 90" FIDELITY liilt
ND DEPOSIT COMPANY, No. 1Nl Hrond-st,
.cvarl. '. j.. yo. as 10 all such evamrnil.
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PROPOSALS FOR MASSACHUSETTS STATE
BONDS
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Treasury Department.
Boston June H. 1894
The undersigned viii receive sealed proposals at this Office
until u O'Clock noon Wednesday. June - 1894. Tor
the purchase Of the following described registered MHsaa
chu~es state bonds Issued In pieces u $1,000
nupes thereof authorized by Chapter 1911 u the Acts
Of 1894
a7OOOOO.
MEDFIEID INSANE AsIIJ VI LOiN,
payable April st 1874 hearing nt-refi ~ the rate = "a
Dor cont per hnnum payailD ni-nnnury ON h' hrfi
'iays # Apru ami Ociohsr Principal ana interest pay
able IN gid coin equivalent AZ The Treasury q
the Commonwealth.
Proposals inciufc accrued interest from April is'
1924 10 date delivery Of tho bonds.
The right IL reserved ~ reject all proposals.
HENRY W.. PHILLIPS,
Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND Notices.
MANHATTAN HALFWAY COMPANY

MANI ArTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
no. = NNpADWAl. F.+N OK. June - 1871
FphN FIRST o. Ar..iLi bNlhtNb
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND 81 Oac ami one
~ hair yer cent % 'nr .ipi a! s.c', Z Ni, wpany
has been tcoercl payable 40 ibis ar' on a"l AFTER n-
Ihe '.an.'c1 u.N. wi'i POO Diesel ~ rra' June - -
oclo0h y NJ. nud r-ois.~4 Tuesday. Jui' g. nt j."
O'Clock 4 H. W. MWlIIIAMS Tr.asuf'r
OFFICE uoMEsTtKE MINING 90.
MILLS H'iLItNi. 10 Broad -.
DIAIDE%D 1871.
rIIIE REGI'LAR MONTHLY dividend,
l FIrTrr~ 49, CENTS PER s"ARr rae been Ac-
csr.d for May payable at the oflce ~ TIE company
ZOO. ,~4.,. ,.' t"n.i', a+..,y Doc .'" .'".'. 70"
the 18th inst
'rr,,rfcr books cin.~ nn ~. .utl '-.f
LOUNsbEHi CO.. Transfer Agents
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
SEW YORK. june 49, 1874.
DIVIDEND So lo1
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
i "A quarterly dividend 4 one aui one Hlunrtev Per
cont uion The capital stock 81 ihs ,onpany payable
M tho ,1cc u ID" Trealr"r Hnd after the lhh day
u uly new shar'hoierr ~ ~ d a. The closi ~ e
transfer books the 10Th day - June hot.
The trnnsfe- books VIII he a. sod n',lUrk IN th"
afternoon II June 10Th inst ald reopcrci 90 ue NOM
ing u Jul ~ nest
r.. H. ID'llESrFR.
r.
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Che Gnrf.
Ce9nI Notices

IMPORTANT SALE OF TELEPHONE
circuit C,ur, Of the Tni,ei states William L. Brown
~ thu shaver Corporal lon.
N0TI,'i, Is iERF.BY GIVEN that the undersigned. as
Receiver II tha shaver Cooperation, viii sell az public
auction at Broadway In the city Z New-Nork on
~. Dth day Il June 1898 Wo O'Clock p m az me
,rr,rati'n including an the right. TILE and interest
* said corporation territorial leases ana othyr en-
tracts wen is entire stock or telephone ana o'her
e,luiprne;t - , ~. ,u,,..,o,to,
Fu description 90 Letters aien' and oher ihofhiat'on
may - "'' ~ b" THERON q STRONG Receiver.
a. william street. New YORK CRY.
BENJAMIN : HARMON solicitor for Receiver
a. William STREET Nrw-York cry.
SUPREME COURT.-COunty Of New-lorK-
- LOUIS Under plaintiff. asainst EMANt III
sTl,i:IC'HrNfERG BrRCKHARDT. defeniant.-Sum-
mons
You are hereby summoned to answer me cpnplaln', IN
MS a,fi0r and Ia copy II your answer on the
antns attorney si,hiu twenty days after the service
case II your failure L. appear or answer jussn-t M
asq!ns, you b. default Tor the reet demanaea
IN complaint. 80 $500 ....
SIMON SULTAN. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Postonce and Once address. No % Nassau-s'. New
York city ---, s.-.,.....,..-
rl" roreering summons upon yo'by publlca-
ton pursuant order ~ the Hon Edward Patterson.
mo y tho Justices supreme Court OF the state OF
Now York dated tie 3lst ia. & MAJ. 1884, ana Med
With ne complain, the office ~ the Clerk II the CITY
ami Count, New York. at tn County Courthouse, In
the city q YORK. the said lst day OF June ISM
Dated Ncw-york June IN 1875
SIMON SULTAN. Plaintiffs Attorney
Po.tefice office address ~. 90 Nassau-st., New
York Ciiy.
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STATE of NEW YORK. COUNTY or NEW YORK. - A;
WILLIAM H. PERKINS. President hnl WALTER Il
HI.N cashier of fne Bank 81 America
bank located and doing business 40 Nns 81 and ~ Wall
sfrpr' In 90 Ny flri n HIii county. bong
dur, sworn oae, himself says thr' tt' frronK
report is 81 all e-."ca tfn" statement NJ ne con
,iflpn - bank lrfYr. fhr ffnrsncfpu Z
ieincas N 80 II June. lsi tn test u hs
knowledge ana belief. and the} further mat hr
business said bank h1s been trannc"d ~ tho location
named and not eis"whcrr ana maj the abpr" rrplt Is
made with Official notice received from
hr Superintendent ~ the Parking Department dcssna'
nc Thursda,. 'hc IN day ~ June lSD4 the day
which suc. report shall be- made
WILLIAM II. IENKINS. President.
WALTER NJ BENNTT. Assistant Cashier.
severnlly subscribed and sworn TO- by both deponents
the 18th day Of June. 1895 before me.
WILLIAM WITLETT, JR..
Notary Pabllc. Kings County.
(-erfincate nied in n Y
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=, me bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
house and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
.Achange last week and for the week Of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
~, June IS ~. June II. 03. June 10 81
$G0 $50 OGj 1913 JGJ5JO S44S Js3 $50
W. sNaFes SID. lIlO5I lOiGG2l SJJSsl
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~
mAchange last week and for the week Of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
asi = i ,5 . q ZEE y 2.
THE MONETARY SITUATION
Inc loca, money markets were easier than
rrel before. Rates for call loans at the Stock
11change still ruled at ! per cent. but money
was cbtainable for fixed periods al from that
y.Iee 10 Z12 per cent for the balance Of the
lear The supply Of money in fact was exccs-
se, although some lenders, usual lately.
tS'eempted 70 stiffen rates by Withdrawing offer
nss There was very little doing in commercial
paper ioT the reason that Nrst-class notes were
moe Plentiful In the European markets there
p pas no change apparent In the situation. The
oahK or England made no reduction In It's official
Ia'e, but In the open market the rate for dis
tsOunt was not thar y per cent. while
yyahkers balances were loaned At Y per cent IN
london. Paris and Berlin. as well as In New
10TH Idle money is piling up in the most ex
,u,aordinary fashion and the reserve Of the Bank
history
The foreign exchanges were quiet without
alteration In either rates or conditions. Ex
ports OF gold amounted 10 t2250O00. a sum con-
ss.Ieraby below the recent average. ana also
ppeow common expectation. Rates for exchange.
,no"ever' were firm. and already engagements
,or further shipments have been made The mar
se closed a, 81 Sk and 81 SS,4NSi Ss7. for long
ana short sterling bills respectively. These are
sne same figures current at the close Of the
Preceding week
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
sMy railroad companies ~ systems for the frat
meek In June. OF the number five companies re-
turn turn gains d siso45 or - per cent. and hfynve
~ nihpanies losses OF l.6o2.597. 239 per cent.
ss .e toia number shows a loss Of Sl5S4.552, or
tn, per cent II has printed also the gross earn
iinss OF rixty-hve companies for the fourth week
TO- LAY The total number shows a loss Of
ssslso'lss. or PA per cent,
'"st week In June
sa sss .i: s2, Inc R''s ,sS.s RI 7a
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s,Nrso@ TutouER & n,fsr'M c..asf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25

Persons desirous of attending col lege will consult their interests bN Investigating the advantages offered hy the Northern Indiana Normal School and Business College, at Val paraiso, Ind. In this school, one Of the largest in the United States, de partments in pharmacy, hook-keep- ing. telegraphy, photography, music, fine art and law are to be found, be sides the preparatory, teachers, scientific and classic languages Of the Normal school. Expenses at this school are less than any other college in this country. and other advan- tages are a good lotation, healthful climate and careful attention. The school is open the entire year and students can enter and leave at any time. For full descriptive catalogue address H E. BROWN,
 23tI Principal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25

THERE k division of sentiment i in the Democracy of Jefferson county i as ta Whnt kind of ticket they will l put out this ytar-w whether straight i Democratic or compromise. Tht Press Eagle has interviewed q mum Der oi the most prominent planters
 i'll the county and they are as unit against the "slaight" ticket prop0- sition. They do not think the 1. .00G Republican majority can be over
 come. Jefferson is probably the only county in Arkansas where there is the slightest doubt of the success oi Il Democratic ticket under the new
 ballot law.-Monrue County Sun.
 Did you read only the headlines,
 or the entire article of the so-eaHed but misnamed planters protest,
 Bro. Spencer? The headlines and
 the interviews do not consist. Upon
 reading the expressions of the plan
 ters you will find great diversity of opinion as to the straight ticket proposition A great many of our prominent planters who were inter viewed by the Press Eogje expressed themsel 5es as being in favor Of a straight ticket, while many of those who favored compromise favored one on quite q different basis than the one now in power.
 And we beg to assure you that there is no doubt of elect
 ing q straight Democratic tiel ct in Jefferson county. The last com promise ticket was elected in this county by the Democrats The combine1 vote of the two Republi. can factions over the Democratic vote for Fishb; ok, who did not poll the full Democratic vote ol the county, was only 96 That was be fore the poll tax amendment became part of our constitution Up to date there have been paid less than }. 400 pot taxes in this county. over two.thirds of which have been paid by Democrats. And, lastly, we beg ta assufs you that Jefferson county viii loin tue other counties in the State ih nominating d straight Dem 0efatie ticket and electing it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25
4 VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Well-known Sol dier, Correspondent and Journal
 ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave soldiers to the war, and no state bears bet ter record in that respect than it does. In literature it is rapidly acquiring aa enYiabie place. In war and literature Solomon Yewell well known as a writer as esol,H has won an honorable position: Dur ing the late war he was member of Co. NJ, 2d. N. Y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana ln- fantry Volunteers. Regarding all Important circumstance he writes as follpws
 several of us old veterans here arc using Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure md Nerve and Liver Pills. all of them giving splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never used remedies that compare with them. Of the Pills we must say they are the best com- bination of the qualities required in q prep aratlon of their nature we have ever known. We have none but words of praise for them. They are the outgrowth of new principle in medicine and tone up the system woncer- fully We say to all, try these remedies. Solomon Newell, Marion, Ind, Dec. 5, ls9S
 These remedies are sold by all druggists of a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind, on re' reipt of price, St per bottle, six bottles s5 ex- press prepaid. They positively contain neither oplates nor dangcrouS drugs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25
FrahI, EloMrrs.

Miss Joe Coosotte. at No. 22l West Firth avenue. receives fresh cut flowers every day from St Louis Prices as follows
 Roses, per dozen, $l 00. Carnation Pinks, per dozen, 50 cents. Lilies oi the Valley, per dozen 50 cents. HNaeinths, per dozen 90 cents. Any kinds of floral designs. and all kinds of stamping and embroidery done at reasonable prices; If.