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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22

An old negro, who is nearly blind
and can hardly walk, was placed in
Jail last week for stealing q turkey.
He was sent up from this parish for
life for q murder committed nearly
twenty-one years ago, and had served
nineteen years of his time, in the
peDitentiary when he was turned out
being unfit to do anything. AS soon
as he n a. liberated he made his way
back to his old home. After the fire
on Monday night he was turned loose
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22

Don't be hu,nbugged Like other
articles Of genuine merit the BUCK
SKIN BREECHES have many imita-
tors. Some are branded "Buxkin,"
others .Buckskin" without the word
Breechea) and so on. SA-Be sure
Rnckskin Brooches is Branded on the
Buttons and the Trade Mark Duck and
docs} on the ticket.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22

Rev. ri. " Kmickcrbeexer. who has
been the resident Methodist siiinister
here for the last three years, has pot
been returned, bul has been sent TO
Lake Prosidence ljy the Louisiana
Conference. We can Recommend Mr..
K.rickcrbocker as most able aad
eloquent Young divine TO the good
peoplc Of Lake Providedce. in whom,
10 doubt, they will be much pleased--
Bastrop Clarion.
Rev. Me Knick erbocker and wife
arrived III our little town on Tuesday
morning, and On behalf 81 our citizens
we cxicud tlaoua i hearty welcome
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22
At Wh1te'9.

/ ! Mems GenuineCalf Skin Sewed |
Shoes-wide, medium and |
narrow toes. Erery pair guar
anteed. This is q splendid Shoe
for 1915. Call and see them.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22
December IL. "a.

Providence Fire Company needs at
least two hundred feet more hose,
to be of any use. Can't i be purchas-
ed? We know the town is hardly IN
condition to purchase the hose at the
present time, but it is something that
is needed, aud badly needed, if fires
are to be put out, and the engine to
be of any service to the people Of the
to wn in protecting property from fire-
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22

Mr.. Simon Wilkowskj, after a pleas
|s,t trip to Washington on business. -
|sgain among us, attending to hisslarge
Interests.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22

Colored SILK and Cotton Thread;
AT PONELL'S.
The sun., 1894-05-13

s.rurD.I. nsy i1-ce,ten sdv.resd = to 8 peints
s.n nss. S. ..d s,. . & s; e.
New orl..n. advanced 70 points, but lo. 10. in:
eo',cn S,, '. snS Anss: declined gOip sHs
Spisna. Tsicel. .s,s: ss.. bale. Zoe .spori
spa .p% !, as tSr ,S pSirnlns ~ so..a:rs %srt, v:.:
snd tS :, css!I,;iSs: p, I.yi. .Oa sOd ssaVh. 90
gEn. cloth. 81. ~ si,;r sain, e.. s.;i iioo13
soss ssSss soJooo s S:s. 'ds Nv or:.ns . i:s.ip.
S:SS;. S:S ss i:s.IS :s D.: ::.. rs
S.sr, ,hPm:n,. ei2 ,odsy, Houston E.e.iy.d Isf
22e2 .ssin.t Asso this day last wset snd StTS las.
ysst. BxRotts ssaetly bale. from BOSTON 20 utsst
cotton s.s ssn.fy sS ss! M
In m.ny section. The fsinfsl for tw.ntyfear hours
e s Sss :. :. ns::%gh
at Augusta 40 At Wilmington and Il ~ Atlantis The
tsnfsn included I56 inchs. a. Bsitos. TsI- 20 st
ssS.o re-. Tex; 80 g m s. a. s Hr!SsH GS
stock OF print cloth. a. providsnce and Fall River
year and AOOo At this tiins two years age The snu
actursrs are said to be running considerably ahead of
tneir consumption IN the hope thst trsds viii seOn
To.pGT's Fsarunrs-Livsrpooi made . good rs,pons.
70 the rise here yesterday and the American cotton
contracts caused some advanes but most Of this was
lnst owing to realizing for local and Southern account
week t. crop has NJ s good proars.s Rs,Ssr secs
slvs rains are reported some parts of Texas but in
the main tue crop outlook seems to be favorable The
were pisss The trsnssotons R.r. S.r. .naiI parity
owng 20 the fact that there will be holiday IN lvsf
ors cd to embark in large transactions
In the mean time The future trading was ss fellows
The sun., 1894-05-13

Treasury furnish. practically al Of that
amount
The outward movement OF specie msy con-
tinue for some little time 10 come for the aim
ple reason that money II relatively in bstter
demand shroad than here, owing 10 the mod
crate Improvements IN business and the noat-
Ing Of various aovsrnmsnt loans. That re-
turn Of eonndsnce and revival Of activity
abroad should preeeds . similar movement
here IL perfectly natural In view Of the
fact that liquidation and collapse took place
there before II did in the United States. The
evidence OF returning confidence abroad is
shown In the advance that has taken
place In the prices OF railway securi-
ties that are regarded as Rilt.edRed and
In the reception accorded to loans such ~
that recently offered By the city OF Paris. A
similar. but less pronounced. movement may
be discerned here BY reviewing the course
OF hrst-class bonds and other invest
ment securities for the last few montha
There is. however. so much In the general
business situation that 10 unsatisfactory that
comparatively few people seem to realize that
the tide has turned Tsrin agitation and the
low condition OF railway trsflc. both Of which
are impressed upon the public mind daily, ap-
pear to overshadow all other considerations
The only feature Of to-dsys stock market
was Chicago Gas. which. on moderate trans
actions. closed Doint higsr than yesterday.
. movement that made the net huctustion in
The stock for the week the greatest re-
corded. The Street. IL disposed to regard
the advance in thie stock as evi.
denoe OF . conviction on the part OF
capitalists identified with the management Of
the company that the latest local political at
taoks upon the enterprise will eventually
prove futile The remainder Of the list, though
inactive. was nrm. and the majority Of stocks
closed frsctionally HIGHER than ysSterday. ?
As compared with the fnal prices Of. last
Saturday. the majority Of stocks are lower.
The more important net declines are In Gen.
ernl Electric. Ak y cent. Louisville and Nash
willie. IN; American Cotton OIL. IL; Erie. u;
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago aud ST. Louis.
X: St Paul. Missouri Pacific. and National
Lead. y each; American sugar Refining.
Tennessee Coal and Iron. and nion Pacific.
y y cent. each. The noteworthy advances are
In Chicago Gas, ~ cent: Lake Shore. In
New England. X; Omaha. Il. and Reading. \
cent
dAY folloNn.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Eosroz cIosIso QUOTATIONS.
LAIEsr ICNnoN luorATIoNs

SATURDAY. May IL.
For the nrst time in weeks the statement Of
averages OF the Associated banks shows q
n'tsEorthy decrease in the surplus reserve.
AMI Il Is worth noting that 1t results from an
lsiusl withdrawal OF lawful money. The
BANKS have increased their loans this week.
which Is an sncouragin. circumstance. Partlcu-
laf'T as the sIDansiop. following that OF tho
is" Previous weeks. supports the view that .
d~mand Tor capital Is gradually developing.
he eject Of this Increase iu the loans Il Offset
Ia The deposit asseuRt BY the net decrease
~ laE.ul money. which 10 nearly As
large IS the increase In the loans.
Toe loss in lawful nioRsy Is due satiFs-
to ths Withdrawal OF legal tenders
SCI. have been exchanged at the sub-Trsas-
uI Tor gold that has been exported. The At.
nude Of the banks toward the Treasury ls
sh0Sn b. an increase Of s38S.OGO In specie In
lhl iaee Of sxpoTts Of gold this Sesk ASRFs-
sSt-z= Sj.COO.OOo Ths banks have mzds tAs
The sun., 1894-05-13
HnRnrIHt.
ATCHlS0n, TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Reorganization COMMITTEES.

II soassqusnes o. tire Veiuntary forms,lou Of .sv.
srsi protective committees In this country and Europe
representing different essss. of bonds the compsn7
and is auSiiiariss 10 avoid sdverss and esnhIsting
plans Of reorganization. the undsrsignsd and suoh
others may be associated with them At the express
request and with the direct coopers Of the direct
and oieers OF the Atchison, TopetA and Santa Fs
Railroad Company. have consented 10 General
Reconciliation Committee in the interest Of all the
various security hodsra creditors aud stock holders Of
the Atehson system for the purpose Of assisting Ia
the preparation promuRAtlon. and carrying through
Of proper plan Of rsorEant1aton Of the financial at
fairs of the company and looking the restoration Of
the property 10 the conifol % lie soethoders snd df
rectors At the earliest practical moment
with the consent Of the Railrosd Company H.
Stephen Little has been engaged to verify by an i'm
mediate examination Of its accounts all statements
submitted By the onesrs Of the company and zen.
viii be prs,sntsd to the parties interested at as early
date as pr.etioabis
Holder, q N. sona. end creditor. % N. eemp.n,
are requested to ssnd their names and addresses sad
enc amount of ihsr holdings to the Secretary Of the
Committee In care OF the NEW YORK GUARANTY
AND INDEMNITY COMPANY. Mutual LII. BuildinG
New York
Dated New YORK, April itth. 1ssA
n. sOMERs HAYES.
thsirn,n,
T.. A. Won HoFFMANN.
EDwARD ~. GIBBs, -
FREDERIt r OLCO "V'0'-
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
GEOReE O. HAVEN,
ADRIAN ISELIN, Dr..
WILLIAM ROTH, Ro.,on
X. KODMAN WELD.
CHARLES C. BEAHAN o, couD,.l
JOHN X DOS PAssOs. ~ "'""~
HERMAN KoBBE. sserstsrI
The sun., 1894-05-13

The ounsrdet Lueania distinguished herself
on the voyage she complstsd At Queenstown
yesterday By rselinR OF ga knots on the psu-
teal day ending Al noon on Wednesday. This
beats the record for n day 10 the eastward
which n about twenty.three hours and ten
minutes long. This hourly average was 22ul
kpots which H. about seven one-hnndredths
made on her best nautical days run to the
Westward In Novemb Der. Thus, the LucaniA's
performance on Wednesday really beats all
alnala-daH rnnA
The sun., 1894-05-13
Arinrn. 81 R.rninr..

SOUTH ORANGE. May II Last summer about
my residences In South Orange village we're
broken into by thieves. all Of whom escaped.
and since MAY Of this year twenty houses
have been robbed. The village supports q
large police force. but somehow or other they
make no captures. Last night burglars en-
tered the home OF Charles ". Bramhall In that
part OF the village Known as the gilt edge"
After ransscklng the place they took posaes-
slon Of the dining room and enjoyed q supper
and broke few bottles OF wine.
The sun., 1894-05-13

surplus asa sos. $50 ssossI.S.0 Dec saI5a575
ago Sih.iIzI7o
dry goods. at the port oi New York last week
were 50. l75. 77d against SS.Si0. 103 the pre-
vious week and l2,3l0.54S for the CORE
:Pses sss 81 as SsIs Thsa
81. 21l .SU3 was gold making total specie i'm.
ported since Jan; ]. :S7;tt1.s5o. Exports Of
$685. = total Of s7,353.sj7. against
Sd.O43. 3l6 the previous week. The exports OF
specie since Jan. ! have been. gold s99 2Oj.-
S65.o7s.. '''' S''' '''A' "
The Financial Chronicls computes the gros.
earnings q i23 railroads for the month o.
rs compared with the same month last year.
The Atehison. Topeka and Santa. Fe Rail:
sSss ssHS. ds ds sTans n 3 ESQ nsFcs a. Cont 9.
S's ss 81 nSRsh st fSd pss
were s2s. S08, $o3, a deerssss Of 81. 2S5. .4Ie a.
y.sE spd MN nss se' sss
Sl.43a.s7l. The st. Louis and San Francisco
Hailr9@Ad Hal. @ REPORTS gross earnings GO for March oi
with the same month OF last year, aud
the nias months ending March 81 tn" gross @
2l3S47 as com pared with the correspondlpg
ersass OF si3I.61a. The. sntire sYstsrn re-
sS[s eases 81 fagRfs 0G as ssGsS with the
same month OF last year. and net SiiO2 tS5
decrease of s46!,all. For the three months
faaI +lI. a decrease Of s5. T0sI .IaI IA compared
with the corresponding period OF last year and
net sD,S3l. 2Hi a decrease OF s.. hh1a;
The decrease In the receipts OF the last named
Is due largely 10 the strise OF its employees.
Railway gross earnings for April compare
with those OF the same month OF last year as
The sun., 1894-05-13

sS :s .;s'S SS .s 'f "A ss
ss.f y .d g. do; .npa
81; $3.50 ;si W.. s.sASss ss. ssf .ssf
:sa n.. "a ss c?fs;s
., B.. ss.oTins yellow s.Ss1s, .hn' s,Ssi GS 0ai
ss%c 81 sSsss pearl earl ssI'sS q sssst .s srs.sl.iss
ss;ss j. ;s:S 4 ~ III
st'i!nSsn 6 ss 70 sS
sS: ls'psss sts &c oss' e :fsS,s asss
$40 sSssss ss *:
Sh,sta1 oS bauS rsuf e. cs. $3.50 SSS
fsi.as. i p;ifo,i: .oio: s.s YS!i; ascfs: 81:
Ssis ss.a T's s :
PE7''' ss iss;. is; As,' 8 o;;: :sS H%s ss
S:s.as:;:$$ lilo $s $s 4 4 'e g.. IT,
SCH ne :.'?s !. :S:. Y:
future sale, 255,OOo Ousi. as follows:
ssy:::: G..j'' III. :i III: :;1 rs ;' ii: n; :.:s
:is:a:s +. ss. ~ y
InfuIs Gales 1000 bush as follows:
os-f"s. L.sr~. s'eh.s. o:,.s kgs,;
Ssyy....::::sss SS1y::sSss ss,. ST.. ss 81. 81 sss sss
TgDAr's FElrURsa-wn-at weakened under lower
cables nns weather at the West and in knrops long
there were selling. supposed 20 be Tor big hOId.r.:
@ s.sss ;:s s,,
%sS;f.; sse,;s. ~ !hs v.,s:
i.stssa a asiS3Sa iS3 nu,nsl. Ap psSoa. '' ta. " . ..@.
t.snia.d viii wss., fss weather az the West %, ss.
is;sss bsina ss .Ss ousS Hnsr O. cssns. .sa., JsI;
corn sM 4s 13lds4sJsc. and July oats $50. The
compared with the prsvloas week, were
wa. sss. ID -i% ss5 Sss; sss Inc 'is
s fai 5ss Ssis ass Rss ss 7:SSo35 :So55
IssJ.si isss:9S ciase,.
wSsa sssSsss R.s ~ o sSs
FLOUR bbls. ...... V2s3.6J2 m+32i5J lee. l3s. +s&
GRocEslS.-Conss futures dull and easier HAvrs
60. ..rs aai. sn nc%ps R.e.,p!. AZ ss go
Santos. iooG Ssxr Monday viii be Z holiday In HsSI.
sas as sas. ooo sas fa... 9 g.. a. u 10
days TRANSACTIONS
June. S..@ f-: Zoo IS. ,S.S ti; $40 ,1s:SiA.s ,s
i:SSI.nS. i.SS sS lee M is5Ssisss iissS &
BIO on 's. .sss .es' Qss sS as snS :,s Sea- 70! S
test. 2Jse Rsnnsd quiet and steady.
:6issaoe. Eo.,n que. aud hTin al si.so.'l.:S 70;
cp,nmon &c. TO ES1d & strained % .,,,r..,.. x.,,o,.,
s5ss Sd OF Sy sS.a iSa. s'''
In s. Ssd aiI. S.a :.s. Lar. her: S.s sss
n..: ss.t SP;i ;ss 's% ana .. Il; 4
thoies. batter. i6SI7e New shssss, psaSliJie. for
Ca S4so. Nay i..-Thsss we're the Chicago pr,css,
The sun., 1894-05-13

The IIlO HTands Western HaIIroad ropoIts
gross earnings for March OF sl4S.O2I. de-
month Of last year. and net S3i444 . de-
crease OF $40 444.
National hank note circulation outstanding.
500, ,U7l. lT3 n decrease for the week OF Sip-
lS7 received during the week Tor rsds a ption,
81. T24. l2O; amount relssusd. 81. l.A4l. .tNl, and
destroyed. s2ti3. .5Gk balance Of deposits In
the Treasury TO redeem national bank notes.
s9i, ,ti52. .C4G. a decrease for the week OF
S1U2. 2.34a
The rsesipts from customs Tor the week
were So 40. J:l2. and from Internal revenue
$LlO3.eD2. . total Of ~ 524.3lI. ngAinst So
fs1 nO3 last week. The receipts for he month
to date are StI4. IUl. and for the fiscal year
10 date S255. 77+.5lh The expenditures foe
the month TO date are s 2, 53l UOi and for the
fiscal year to date Sf24 TsT. l9L
The condition OF the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day compares with thai Of ,ast
a. fnllnHE.
The sun., 1894-05-13

Included in to-dAy's assets are slS !26l3+
l4S deposits in national banks londs held
to secure the last item. Sl4tSftORl. The
Rotes for redemption. against ss.52D.SlI last
BAtuTdAI.
Money In London. J ' cent KAta Of dis
OF bullion gone Into the Bank Of England
auOts 3 , cents az 100 francs So eOhtlInes.
and exchange on LOndon at 25 francs lSBi
esntimes.
Msssrs. Comm Stanton oheT = limited
amOunt Of Btsts, 0itY, aRd eonnty bondsi nst-
ting from to y esnt.
Ths Gales Of miniag stocks e the kss YSFk
The sun., 1894-05-13

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS Too, Of pssbrOssss snd cOrlsndl 81
aSAa

WAN@NVAS Ss
STATIONS feet Of Dssbrosses and corllandl SIS
n Es-st nsy ~, issa.
Tist "a, e r,,,SEs.S
p,s~lps pS,,n sS. s.s sg.m sl,sp.s gS,nS f~"tns
SI:,.l.sisss Sslns"e.,i iIis 'ssI y, .St ID ID
SEQ H, n IG:dS giI ~ h y;st e ssS
fSiil.n s..pins .hd bisias Earliest icSl'' f.oSI.
es,e ig =, -. ~ %1tsffRGSs' tkSfEskss -pur0,.n sleep
NJ " $.s'
hls.. iaa Is ~. nGlsu."o: ne ToS iSp "
600 s S0%' s;::ifSTTSS ;:ifSTTS HIPH EHaIPPtHfss Pullman sus,
az; G1H5a aud "n% .ss.p sssutd iS'f'
nA.rinosE' wAS,In.,,H,eioH .n,I q, AND r"E
T. $50. 300. 1910 ,L,mi,.d D,nlps Car, u A. NJ,
& AIN s;zo c.ns,ss, Snsl Ii%i,.G ~ ,r,tiOt; sps
p,sna S sanS, ys s 'pns u" g ~ lar,S
Limited a F.iiSt and Giniss G.i,S $50 tD,ninS
ESQ .scsfrsssG EsGGsd ssSd p.u.n. Espr... daily,
siy S,..S... Ss.s.. .ss ssG dSs ...
r%$ SI1 fSisFt tgoS,Ssa Sn .sa songohx v; c.s:
s.. Sh.nss seg's sA 81. week days, and with through
Af.sit .ns sOS daily 70
pSs & cF FSt 1fSOf S -pf S.y with
=. sss i.SsS nSd l.Suy .; sa re
s,ie s..s a.,. saSs.y aSH noSn s Hsns f :sS
po stop A. Asb1ry PARK and oessn Grove On sun.
roR HHILADELr.IA. ,..
EiB'ss:.i, Sso easy S1o rsnn,s h%n.dS
Sio L%li:ai 10 u. J. Z 3'sC & .. isS. .. ','S ?.
rs1:! Ss' 49, st i,s: ia, ia .9d Sa .s,
tsS, @ ss e Ds'e,o'. I and So.l..SS & ss Tsnr, 81.
.,cS foo, Of TSi,os % a. SfsotiSn; M sss,i'S 5.i.:y
.h.st Ssss.ss from Gct., and f'.d.nc.' through 10
The sun., 1894-05-13

s.v rorE stoet RxshssEs-ssiss May -.
.x,rrp sr,rrs ,SD stats noxos iS 81. .00osA
tsnn asL s...""sOh 1Tsnn. see 81 g.. 7s
,,,lNu PRICES OF UNITED STATES BorDa
The sun., 1894-05-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

-AAIF - HsaneAAAys Aay IN osoy
GERhAklC WstnssdaJ, hAy "a 4 n.
NO CoIruN CARkIkD ~ PAsSE GkR sTEAAkkA
so And g45 SsstAEs 70 81 fF0 ths old ssaniEI a7s
losA a. T. AAITlAkD KELSEY. AzsAL
The sun., 1894-05-13
RaiIrGHIs.
BALTIMORE 6 ONO II. II.

Fssy sprsGs TraiHs 10 BALTln0RE. WARRINGTON
CHICAGO, CIkGlAkAIL 81 LOUIS. and ell PoiHIs
wiSE SuL[aAN IAR sEayICg on ALL ra1ISS
Leave NeN fnrk. foot OF Liberty a., dAly.
chlgAtSi,nd = 4; ~ Y M "a asa ii5:is " S,ss!.
GINCINNATL 81 LhUIS, dAlJ a. ~. Esgk dAys
eiQO :, IssRSaJs s9fsg ,,.o. ,,-,--
Car. 80 q O.I except sandaysL ta % Dihink Car:
soy =. n. (sundays 40. l2iiS hiEhL AllHaIns run
NokFoik Il 80 a n daily. 10 ?. n. sK sunday
Nav ORLEASE 5 p. ~ daily tnrovEh klsspinK ar
We hAshIHstaa And shsnaldaah ySilsI sosis
st SkI iiraBd a. \ y; 81 IulIsa ~. 6Eo0Elya 80
KssYssE isAlafss ca sni sa1 isE bASsAsA
The sun., 1894-05-13

Government bonds stsady. at unchanged
quotations Railway bonds dull. but frm. The
features were: Atchison ID As. Kansas and
Texas 2ds. Mobile and Ohio generals, Rio
Grande Western 1sts. and Western n, Y. and
Pa. 2ds. The more i'm portant net advances
70 81; Rie orande Western lst. =. to 67H. and
The noteworthy declines were In Atchison I'd
AZ. cent; to an. and Kansas and Texas
change sold at l52.
Bar silver in London, 2sSd.
Money on call. / y cent. There 10 very lit
for which are ? y cent. for four months and 3
Y cent for eight months. The market for
com msrcial paper continues dull owing to the
small offerings OF desirable bills. Prime en-
dorssd bills receivable are quoted at BOB 4 y
cent. choice single name paper at 464b y
cent and good at 5G91 y cent.
Foreign exchange duh but firm at un-
changed quotations. Posted asking rates for
sterling S4.SSl. for long bills and $500 for de-
mand. Actual rates are: Long bills. S4.S1 a "a
s4.S7H; sight drafts. S4.8Ss.. and cable trans.
long and 5.15.G15. IS for short; reichsmRrks.
Ok for long and 49,. G9a5Is for short: guild.
ers, 4Oh for long and 10 4 for short
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
-5GiS cents discount CHARLESTON = Buy
Ing, IIar: selling. lilo premium. savannah
Buying, par; selling. q premium New Or
leans--Bank. lJU premium; commercial 15
preninmi;z san San Fl, Fiansiseo,sisht: 10: telc- l
cAgo-Far.
The. weekly .tatemsn' o, averages of tho
The sun., 1894-05-13
OLD DOMINION LINE,

- HsAmsIs for NoRtoLk: fnRIsNoi rh. 3Ln fulNf
CONfOkL And NkhfihT AIMS. fiiu,INlA BEAt u.
tETEksBtk ktL and RICHMOND. VA. sRd WA,HINU-
IoA. g; t;-Aah; Iass. wsi: Ihafs. snd Aai, For
NEST rmST M.fas' lhs knd ,st .Ia'a
y IhTOakL uckeis and retght Taisa . ali 0inis
W. \. Ml lI.LAl pEl. lTaIIle AanAarr.
The sun., 1894-05-13

TRuE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Il Kor GhaHsston. > a., And Jsskt01ytlls FlsF
1ni al ponts in Florida the south. Aad south Wsst,
fruln Pier - .. p. Monday. Wednesday. And Friday
Passenger accommodations and sssins uhsar
GLyPs Pc. CO. G:s tsi I. Is ST.;S
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-12-05
NEW MORTGAGE LAWS
MONEY LOANERS FIGURING UPON A
CHANGE.

The money loaners Of the state are fgur-
ing upon making a change in the laws OF
the state for the purpose of benefting
them in their business. The change con-
templated is one which will effect the
mortgage laws, and the legislature will tie
approached for the purpose.
At the present time Minnesota mortgages
are mainly made with sale clause, which
allows the mortgage to declare the whole
hum due upon default in the payment of
interest The same form allows him to
prove up and sell the property, by simply
publishing a notice of sale in the public
prints, without any process of law. With
this mortgage is also clause allowing from
s25 to 500 attorneys fees which is added
to the bill. The property is then sold, gen.
orally for the face Of the debt, but the
law gives the mortgagor one year in which
to redeem the property, before possession
passes to the purchaser, who is generally
the mortgage.
This latter part of the law is what the
money loaners want to change. They think
that when default is made the sale should
follow, and then pass absolute title with
perhaps stay of 20 days only for redemp-
ton. A bill will be prepared and it will be
presented by one Of the legislators. al
though which on. is not yet known. 1t is
true that interest follows the sale in the