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: HEAVY MORTGAGE.
Receiver Appointed for the
Terminal Railroad.
frM.Le smueeLER ON TRIAL,
~ Ho-'s Suit Against the resisr Es-
ssss-County Clerk Gordon and
an Intercepted Check.

The Peoples Savings Bank as trustees Of
-. So pdholders Of the Seattle Terminal
Visa & Elevator Company, COM
,.sneed suit in the superior court yestsr-
- against the Seattle Terminal Railway
Egeyasor Company, the Seattle Terminal
psIixsy d Warehouse Company. Puget
Nj Company, The Merchants National
renk Of Seattle, The Boston National
sssk of Seattle, The Washington National
r.nk of Seattle. NJ. H Young. III. r
1avett. Charles w. Turner, and w. III. Sur
her and Frank Eagan, partners doing bus
res under the firm name and style OF
earser & Eagan. for the foreclosure of
szp0n mortgage and the appointment of
. RECEIVER. The matter came up before
Judre Langley. who appointed George B.
yIeDll receiver, placing his bonds ~
t0e6o.
The complaint sets forth that September
= $50. the defendants borrowed $3.50. 900,
rsisg trust deed covering all the prop
srty owned by the Seattle Terminal Rail-
xsg 4 Elevator Company. and issuing
tonds for that amount. The company is
alleged 70 have failed to pay the interest
a. bonds, taxes. etc, and failed 10 keep
he premises free from encumbrance, al
6ring about SIS, Geo worth of debts 20 ac-
samulase, and the plaintiffs now ask for
lie appointment Of receiver and the fore
dpsnre of the mortgage or trust deed
Rsesver Nicoll filed his bond for $4,000.
sseh included K. C. Eeutelder and J. 8.
6kdsmith as sureties.
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SUING THE COUNTY CLERK.


Case ON Appeal stops the Payment OF
Money In His Hands.
complaint was fled in the superior
court yesterday by Allen e. Powell, the at
torneys. against County Clerk t. w. Cor
don 10 recover 1855 IL
The plaintiffs allege that June 9 they re-
covered judgment against Jerome Catlin
for 81 1850, on which execution issued
June IL, that on June these plaintiffs re-
covered judgment against the First Ma
tional bank, OF Seattle, for $s5A14. rem
dered as garnishee In punishment pro-
eeedings against the bank in the foregoing
action in which they got judgment against
Cailin; that by judgment IL Was ordered
that in case no judgment should have
been recovered in favor of the plaintiffs
that then the amount made on said execu-
ton should be paid to the clerk of the
court there to remain until judgment
should be rendered. That execution is
sued against the bank, which paid into
court, June IL, $3.50 Ia: that Gordon, as
county clerk, on the same day issued his
check TO Allen d Powell for the amount
on the First National bank: that before
Che delivery of the check the plaintiffs. at
Gordon's request. signed receipt for the
money and satisfaction of the judgment
on the docket. That thereafter Catlin
served o notice of appeal in his case, and
Gordon stopped the payment of the check
soths plaintiffs as the result Of that APP
pszl the money TO DO held subject TO the
ssalu of the appeal.
NJ Gordon filed his answer, demurring
o. thsround that the complaint does not
s!zh facts sufficient 20 constitute . cause
Erfstion
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MAcADAMIzED ROADS.
County Cornmissioner. let the Contract
for Building.

The county commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract for S. 2S6 feet OF mac
sdamized road TO James McCalium. at s6
cents per hneal foot, making the total
contract s4,502a6. The bids were as fol-
lows, the price being per hneal foot in
each case:
Thomas +. Flynn. si.o4; Wolfe 4 Ryan.
90 cents; James McCalium. IS cents:
Northwestern Bridge Company, IS cents I;
1. u. Rard.n, $i.l5; James Spur. s207:
]. q. Mclean a. Co, sI.65; Mcdonald 4
Holt, s.. %; l. A. Bailey. slef,.. Boyden
e Parker, 81. "a: Gray & Nixon, sL0s (;
Seattle Paving Company. sL0; George w.
Chapman, sl.SS
The county furnishes the roller and
gives permission to the contractor to take
gravel and stone from the county land.
George b. Walker was appointed inspec-
tor of the plank road to be built at West
Seattle.
A contract with Bryan & Natal TO build
a bridge at North Bend was executed,
nrice 81. Is per lineal foot. The contract
ors' bonds we're also approved.
Tax petitions of z. O. Nickery and q. p.
Boyce were passed.
The bond of ]. T. Moore. supervisor
road district No. 81. was approved. as was
that Of Milton Smith. commander general
Hovey Post No. ~. @. A K.
The board adjourned until Monday
lime Is
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GRAND ARMY ENcAmPMENr.
Twelfth Annual Meeting TO he Held "a
Olympia Next Week.

Twelfth Annual Meeting TO BE Held I'm
Olympia Next Week.
The Grand Army of the Republic, with
itsauxiliary organizations. will hold its
twelfth annual encampment at Olympia a
week from today, Wednesday, June %,
being exactly eleven years from the date
of the first Grand Army encampment at
Olympia.
The places of meeting in Olympia will
be as follows: Encampment. Grand Army
OF the Republic. Grand opera house; en-
campment, Sons of Veterans. at Odd Fell
lows temple. convention, Woman's Re-
lief Corps. at Grand Army hall; convsn-
ton, Ladies' Aid Society, at Woodruff
hall. The general headquarters for all the
organizations and headquarters OF the
reception committee will be at the Stuart
block.
The encampment will last three days.
Wednesday will be devoted TO preliminary
work and parade; Thursday. unfinished
business and election of officers; Friday.
public installation, an excursion and ball
in the evening for wind mp.
According TO general orders No. IL,
issued by Joseph r. Sinclair, department
commander, the following posts have sur
rendered their charters: Burnside Post,
20. waitsburg; ]. b. Wyman Post, Al.
Rockford; G. Z. Pyle Post, n. Castle Rock;
Gen. Fitzpatrick Post. IS. Allyn.
Candy Post, q, at Ilwacoswas organised
May rs by the department commander.
u. s. Grant Post. 81. was mustered June
IL at the soldiers home, Orting. by the de-
partment commander.
Adjt A. J. Smith. post AZ, Spokane. has
in his possession a certificate of discharge
issued to Peter Johnson. private. company
c. Eighth regiment. Minnesota infantry,
which is subject to the call of the owner.
The fifth annual encampment of the
Pacific Soldiers Reunion Association will
be held at Westport, on Peterson's point.
Chehaiis county, August 10 to Septem-
Der l.
The findings aud sentence of the post
court-martial In the case of John Il. Har-
rison, of C. NJ. Reed Post. 81, 0rting, have
been approved, and Harrison is dishoner-
ably dischstged.
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Born. Ses Mad.

Weak hy tmpradsncs. are many stomaens.
x,,.v nsapis navs invariably, vsak digestion
re robust as a rule eat heartily aud assinil ate
thvfr fooa. naturally weak stomach. OF cue
that has become. although not 50 originally.
sariyss neeAlui sid from this Thorough
ssemschae. HostsstsFs stomach bstierA he
....s,-.tsos Of viror to the delicate 10 TIE
$500. eject Of = recourse to this profession
.llv sanctioned and universally esteemed pro-
,asetsr OF heaith Nerxousness-a sympto1 81
ehr,,ase indigestion oveseoas BY IL 80 are
Isxny eosaplalnt and constipation. IHeiFient
rhsaastissa aud kidney trouble e defeats thor
ou~aly. and ls constitutes "a efficient deaense
against malaria Bat 10 esdsr tess she ina ass'
- sossid rot - used Ia 4 hspASzSEd ways ous
saassnnallv Tue same Suggestion so2ds good
Of a. standard remedies
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ELECTRICITY AS A REMEDY.
Astonfshing Results Achieved by Its APP
piieation to Chronic Acute Diseases

II isa positive fact that the art of cur
ing diseases bY electricity is reyolutioniE-
ing the practice of medicine as Is shown
by the following testimonial that speaks
for itself:
ROY. Pierce Co., Wash.
DR.. Darrin-Dear Sir: | commenced
treatment with you two months ago Tor
heart disease, constipation, dyspepsia and
enlargement of the liver. When nrst
commenced my head was Dizzy and mind
80 confused that / coGld scarcely think OF
ANYTHING; all was confusion. NOW, my
mind is clear; my heart troubles me very
title. the paipitation is about ali gone
the pain and distress in my heart, stomach
and bowels cease TO trouble me. The en-
lerpement of the liver is gradually going
down. So begin TO feel ike new man.
NV friends are surprised to see me LOOK
80 veil. When / commenced treatment
weighed only 95 pounds; now 1 weig9
iI3I. / can not thank you enough Tor
the relief that you have given me. am
sincerely your friend. -~x,po~,
DR. Darrin can be consulted free at Ho-
tel stevens. Seattle, Wash. Office hours,
10 a. m. 10 5 ?. IA. daiiyi Sundays, 10 O.
IN TO .. N.
He treats all diseases Of the Eye. Ear,
Nose. Throat. Catarrh, Deafness ana ali
nervous, chronic and private diseases IN
either sex Of whatever nature.
Patients at distance can be cured py
home treatment. One visit 10 the once -
desired. bu; Is not necessary Ia al cases
CIrculars and question blanks sent free.
INQUIRIES answered. Ali business reiA-
lions vith Dr. Darrin strictl y confidential
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slaughter-Continued from June Is TO

slaugl.ter-Continued from June Is TO
June q
Emma Dixon vs. BENJAMIN S. Dixon
order Tor publication of summons;
Herman Chaplin VS.. charle- X. Jenner
e. as.-Eoreclosars OF mortgage; decree
A. Feek vs.. J. F. Brewer ct al.-ordsr
allowing plaintiff to amend COMPLAINT by
lntsriinestton: decree for plaintiff
feopie-s Savings Bank. as trustee. Va.
seattle Railway & Elevator Company ct
a--Order appointing receiver; signed.
Martin AcAndreEs vs.. Leonard Curtis
e ai.-order Of default; signed; decree;
Isaac J. Crsbtree vs.. Asenath g. Baum
signed
w. w. Dearborn Ct al. ~. Washington
Savings Bank-Petition for permission 10
receiver TO pay dividends or certain
Claims: order: signed.
w w. Dearborn &c al. vs.. Washington
savings Bank-Petition Of Oregon Mort
gage Company. Limited, Tor leave to
sue = 81 sheafe. receiver; granted.
Inaries w. Glover vs.. Oriska NJ. Glover
Order Of default; signed
Seattle Building and Loan Association
vs.. Julia Anne Mallarkey ct al-order OF
9eiauit; signed: order appointing Hiram
!. Jacobs guardian ad litem Of minor
heirs; signed.
cRfMINAL DEPARrNEsT-HUMKs. J.
Belle c. Smith vs.. Frank p. Smith-D-
vorce; order dissllowing application !;
signed
State vs.. Adolph Unconstitutional OF
statement Of facts; continued TO Satur-
day, June is. owing TO absence in olym-
pia OF attorneys. who are water bound
somewhere
Security Bank Of Tacoma VS.. James
Dolan--Note: continued TO June 81.
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j.
Estate of Josephine Ward-Lesters
issued.
Estate of Harriet SchIotman-Order
fixing June p for hearing petition for let
tiers OF administration.
Estate 81 Josephine Cornell-Inventory.
CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J..
Lee Morris VS.. Alex Bridge-Dismissed
as per stipulation.
Albert sDallemond ct 81. VS.. William
Turner-Judgment by default for plaintiff
In sum $163. 49,
John Eden vs. Gust A. Noodle ct al
Judgment; signed.
Charles Hopkins vs.. sailie Snyder
Leave TO amend complaint, signed.
The Seattle Transfer Company vs.. J. B.
Powles-order permitting withdrawal of
papers; signed.
An How VS.. Jacob Furth ct al.--0n trial.
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Deeds Recorded In the Auditors . nee
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1884. are s., 465 $50 There were filed for
record yesterday ID deeds. the considers
tons aggregating sSa.o46 Following is
the List as furnished BY Osborne. Tremper
Il CO.. abssracsors OF title. lis Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
a. S. Wilkins 20 G. W. Clark, 10. 6. block
IL. Junction City, 81
+. B. Kline to ]. Mcleod, lot 8, block So
Gilman park. Sa62
L. b. Ely TO G. l. Pollard. lot 81. block 8,
Pitner's division, $50
W. ]. Stevenson 20 J. z. Bushnell. lot
9. block IS Lake Union. 500.
w. J. Davies to West Coast improvement
Company. lot p. block IT2, Gilman park, 81.
l. Young to l.. Hulse, lot -. block IL.
West Seattle Second plat, 500
III. O. Holieubeck TO ~. A. Barton. lot
II, block I. Oakland, $3.50,
Allen Deans 10 L. A. Wilmot. lots Q, Z, s.
block I'll. Yesler's Sec. SUPPL, sS0o
W. Mcpherson 10 G. c. Brundage, lot
IT, block Is, Green's add, $l62-
Il h. Blum TO III. Anderson, lots At and
A., block 81, River Park, S240
Z. j. Johnson TO \. J. Osilund. lots
and 8, block Ia. Crown. $3.50.
Crawford & Conover to ). 4. Moore, lots
50 and 81. block /. Madison Street Cable
Railroad add. $3.50.
w. f. EpIer 10 +. X. Ensminger, lot 5,
block g. Boren 81 Denny's SIS, 600.
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motion for = new trial was filed in the
sassflot court yesterday by the defendant
\ Holloway.
n &c divorce proceedings of Charles
horer against 0riska NJ. Glover.
-1fnent by default WAS signed by
langley yesterday.
80 = te.i.s as principal and w. A. Hess
q, e kuchert rs sareties. yesterday
ssNo cost bond in the suit OF Sher-
Gay & Co. ". :. NJ. Murphy.
sal:p West. as defendant in the suit
49,. - nay View Brewing Company. We.
ss..es seelbach ct al. yesterday fiied his
- 70 The complaint. alleging that all
SesAis were settled by AEreem
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al CO. HAS A BETTER CLAIM.
Bah TO Eject It From Tide Land Proves
Failure.

Judge Hanford yesterday tried the suit
ofstsphen Gugelberger against the Ore
Fen improvement Company and the Co
lumbia 4 Puget Sound Railroad Company
70 sieet them from tide lands at the corner
Of South Second and Weller streets. s. jury
tsing waived and decided in favor of the
dsIendants.
Gngelberger claimed that in November,
1850 be took possession Of tract of va
cant tide land, 4oxeo feet. ct the place
named, and in partnership with III. @.
Billiard, put improvements worth 5000
% IL by driving piles. Gaping and plank
Ing them and building a two and half
tiosy frame house 40xe0 feet on them. On
January IA, is02. Billiard sold his interest
70 Gugeiberger. On account Of these im-
prosements Gugelberger claims the exclu-
ave right OF purchase for sixty days after
maj appraisal granted 10 improvers by
hs tide land law, but he says that about
Mach >. lS93, the defendants took posses
SION Of the premises. lie therefore sued
iof their siectment and s.. 600 damage.
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rSprorkp FOB SMUGGLING.
Two for Importing Chinese and One 70
HriaEtng IA snkA

The United States grand jury yesterday
returned three indictments. two against
Jake Terry. better known as COWBOY
Terry. and Wong Chong for aiding Chi
nese to nnlawfally enter ths United
States. and one against Emma Collins for
smuggling silk goods Terry Is accused
Of bringing in L.oui Son and All sing
from British colnmbiz On March s, and
Wong Chong xish bringing in All Sam
and Hip Sing on April s Terry pleaded
not guilty and Wong Chong wAs gten til
today 90 plead
Emma Collins Is indicted for mnggling
ami tAe eoneeasmsat aud sale Of twenty
I've yards % manufactured ak goods and
Essssn yaeds - Manufactured Sooiea
goods brought snto Jefferson oolnsy.
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BREvITIEs.

The first car load of 500 barrels of lime
was yesterday shipped over the Seattle,
Lake Shore IL Eastern railroad for use in
building the state university.
Florence La Sale, denizen of WASH
ington street, was charged with disorderly
conduct in the municipal court yesterday.
The disorderly conduct conNsted of loud
and profane language on thu street. She
was found guilty and fined $40, which she
Maid -
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TnE RLorrEK.


SAifHp STATS coUKr-HANF0Kn. J.
.. .suass heay " Frank l. Banss-Con-
- 10 detfsad; demurrer 10 indict-
@sas; oTerrglsd.
speea 1use.berger vs.. Oregon I'm
a. fsiaeat Lon pany and Colum hsA 6 Pu-
cSAad R4Aroad Comnanv--Sait IN
=. asieadaat
s,ssss'seea States " Waag Ch0ng~ Aiding
s..'sss - enter Ualted States. iad.et-
r r.. alea defendant srraigned.
fess.S9 States IS. Jake Terrv-Atding
a. % enter Unltsa States, indlct-
..ssva, aeieaasat pleAds not guilty.
$50 .'sa States rs. ENmA Colglns-SmaE.
ssas; indictment 4 eli.
Stff RraKST-IsNaLEY.
L ". Ballard -. Flrst National Bank Of
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few days ago IN his schooner and sold a
lot of seal skins. Then he bought pair
of patent leather shoes, dark blue suit
and straw hat and started cut to see the
Seattle sights. Finally be BECAME intox-
icated and when be woke up he found
himself IN jail and broke" Butler
looked ike an Indian dude when he stood
MP in court yesterday and told the story OF
how he and his money were so soon parted
Jugde Glasgow let Butler of with s.
tine
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puG HIS EYKs OUT.


-
After Conversion.
A. T. Stream and c. c. Cherry, assistant
inspectors of hulls and boilers, who have
beer. in Alaska for some time. returned on
the City of Topeka Sunday evening. hay
ing Just completed the inspection of seven
teen steamers. They report good time
in Alaska, as the mining interests are in
creasing.
While at juneau sn Englishmap named
Beaumont who 10 interested in several
mines, became insane over religious mat
ters and dug his own eyes out For some
time past he had been drinking quite
heavily until the missionaries took hold Of
him and tried 60 convert him, when, IL Is
stated. be continually talked upon re-
Iigion until he became insane. He was
taken To aitka on the Topeka on her way
ND and placed in the hospital at that
r.tara
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nIarrt.raI,eensna

Marriage licenses were issued by the
county auditor yesterday rs follows:
Alfred Abrahamson and Annie Anderson,
both of South Seattle; Thomas Raymond
and Bessie Jones, both OF Black Diamond /;
William +. Halfpenny and Cora NJ. Dun
kel, both of Tacoma
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An mow.s WAGE ACCOUNTS.
shs Defsns. show Haw the MongoifAn
Made In His Eflis.

Y
Tie csse Of All How against the Yesler
estate. suit to recover II, 900 for alleged
services as servant aud cook during Yes
lef's life, occupied al Of yesterday before
Judge Osborn. and was not concluded
wen the court adjourned az O'Clock.
marx Ten saie was on the stand and
translated All Hos's accounts. The de-
ssass showed that An How rented two
sssh houses from Yesler for $50 month,
shieh amount was deducted from his
hohthiy wages, aud this rent money
makes up the alleged shortages In All
AeSs salary account The afternoon
given over to the lawyers for argu-
nsat and Judge Osborn is expected 20
sshasf bis decision this morning.
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s-n,Up for sig Months.

John Lasssn. who has frequently been
convicted of petty offenses, Was before
Judge Glasgow in the municipal court yes
terday. He was charged with stealing So
In silver from ]. LeadbeEs. while the lat
ter was intoxicated. The theft occurred
In the New Zealand resort. The evidence
vas strong and Lssssn was found guilty.
The Judge sentenced him to six months
i'm rrisoufueut
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
xorrL soETHEsS.

Al the frss Indication OF disorder, the
cer4nxed or enfee6ied condition Of the
stomach. liver or bowels, should he
promptly sectIfsd by Ayers Cathartic
Pulls. These Pills DO not grips. are PER
feefiy safe 70 take aaA remove all tendency
20 liver and boxegl complaints.
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Thlei's detective service; ssiaoAsned
sweuty-one years Chamber OF Sofamefes,
Portland. W. ST. NJ. Barnes, AansreE.
oshey Offices: 81 Loais, New York, Ohi-
eAxo. Denver. Kansas Ctty. -. Paul
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Reniaaain r. Butler. Seah Bay Indian.
was before Judge GaAsgow IA the municipal
eours yesterday on . charge Of drunken
mesa. Ii seems that Batter came ~ Seattle
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They are ali decided except the Southern
Pacific. Tickets TO the East and south
Iou rates. No delays. Ticket office. Starr
Rs,v4 hu{ldiug Front street
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aee Believing new suits we're fled tn the
'apesacr court yesterday;
asll Kaiser IS. Emil Fshish~-Sote.
ne naan, Clay & Co, vs. s ID. Murphy
: 70 Recover piano
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ii you are afflicted vita any Chronic
Nervous or Special Diseases, eonsn!t ur. -
Il johnson. roogns ). . and ! SchsUsrmAn
hfccs. Seattle.
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Cut flowers and plants cheap ~ Wash
ingtoa Floral Cornpany. SIS Second street.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wersa's rsis ffizh<ss Award.
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Tiers are hundreds 81 peocis IN Seattle
who sre completely tired eat At the esosa q
Ire day and scores who DC not feed ssroax
snouxn 10 90 a fass days Werk- We want
10 ~ a bottle OF Fals1 Ce.sry Corapocna
20 ali such
STEWART c HOLMES DRUG CoNP'Y.
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no~~EY A STEW ART. Es3sS
Is t.zsxa FAr.oss csrAer u Ta4sa zaz Cos.
anassA sssesk& se.ssss sHaA1ssssA 4s.s-
zAezs &s. "a
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s,r. Prices Cream Baking powder
wsrsS's Pair nsgssst Modal and pspieaA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-22

The Minneapolis & St. Louis bonds
have led the upward movement, making
gains from Saturday last of 6
per cent In the firsts, So in the
seconds, . in the Southwestern
extension firsts and in the equipment
IS. The appreciation in the bonds of
this road from Oct. 20 last, just year
ago, has been notable, and ranges FROM
lU15 to 81 per cent, the first selling from
ITO to 13l, the seconds from 100 to ISL.
the Equipment 6s from 100 to 1881, the
Southwestern extension tirsts from 1918
to l64. the Pacific extension firsts from
l03 to 1131a, and the Iowa extension
firsts from ITO to 1874. Other advances
on the week are: Toledo. Ann Arb0r &
Grand Trunk firsts, 3; Linseed Oil De-
bentures, 20; Chesapeake 4 Ohio, L, q
A firsts. consOls, 23s.
Declines Atchison, Jewell County
and Western firsts, IA; st. Louis Il San
Francisco consol as. IL; Northern Pa
clfie 81 Montana firstS. g.; st. Joe g.
Grand Island firsts, 5; Union Pacific
gold 6's, A; Atchison, Colorado u Pacific
firsts. 3: seconds, g.
Total sales of stocks were 69.O24
shares, including Sugar, 10000; Bay
| State Gas. 1000; Burlington. 4.S0O; Chi
cago Gas, 1000; C. F., 5000; General
| Electric, 1900; l., Il NJ, l,S0O; Mauhat-
| tan Consolidated. 1.s0O; National Lead.
100; N. Y. &. n. E., third assessment
| paid, 2,40O; Northwestern, 1900; Pacific
Mail. 1,700; Rock Island, 1000; st. Paul,
$500; Cordage. 1.3o0; w. u, $500.