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The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

Senator Berry and the Ex'Csnfederases.
The Huntington Democrat says
that Mr.. Crump 10 the only Con.
federste soldier that has been
recommended by Senator Berry
for Office. Such misstatements ~
this from reputable newspapers is
that which makes the people lose
confidence in newspapers gener-
ally.
The following 10 Q list of some
of the appointments of Confeder-
ate soldiers made upon Mr.. Ber-
ry's recommendation. They were
not recommended by him alone
bat by Senator Jones also, and
some or all Of the members OF
Congress:
G.. j. Crump, U. 8. Marshal for
the Western District of Arkansas,
who was q Confederate soldier
from the start to the finish.
Arch s. McKennon, Commits
sioner of the United States to
treat with the Five Civilized
Tribes.
w. G. Braly, Chief Of Division
| In the Interior Department.
Capt. W. 8. Davis, Chief OF
Division in the Interior Depart
ment.
Ed. M. Dickinson, Chief Of Divi-
sion in the Treasury Department.
j. G. Littlepsge, Chief of Divi-
sion in the Treasury Department.
R. R. Poe, Special Agent Of the
General Land Office.
Capt. John Allen, Chief Clerk OF
the Survey0r.G Generals Office at
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
M. M. Duffie, Consul to Winni-
peg, Manitoba.
Sam McGee, Special Agent of
the General Land Office.
Ben Crowley, Receiver. of the
Land Office at Little Rock.
Dave Dixon, Receiver of the
Land Office at Camden.
Jesse A. Ross, Register of the
Land Office at Camden.
J. P. Clendenning, Register of
the Land Office at Harrison.
We also think, but are not Ger.
tain, that Marcellus L. Davis, Con-
sui to Merida, Mexico, and J. P.
Wooten, Register of the Land
Office at Dardanelle, were Con-
federate soldiers.
All these we're appointed direct
upon the recommendation of Sen
ators Jones and Berry.
In addition to these Mr.. Crump
has appointed Billy Fleming clerk
in his Office, Capt. Baxter, jailer,
Payne Gotcher, deputy jailer, and
Bill Mcdonnell, Marion Parker,
and several others, all Of whom
were Confederate soldiers. Two
| of these, G0tcher and Parker,
came from Benton County, not
withstanding the false statement
of a man from Rogers, named
Morton, in the Little Rock Press
that none had been appointed
from that county.
1t is true that some of the
younger Democrats of the State
who have been appointed were
not Confederate soldiers because
they were not old enough to be.
Nearly all Of them, however, are
sons Of Confederate soldiers. Such
men 90 Shelby of Morrilton Spe.
cial Indian Agent, Bob Cook of
Arksdelphia, Collector Of Intern.
al Revenue, John Bunch, Receiver
of the Land Office at Harrison,
whose father was killed in the war,
John Beavers. Register of the
Land Office at Little Rock, Abner
Gaines, Marshal Of the Eastern
District, and some others. All OF
these would have been Confeder.
ate soldiers if they had been old
enough.
Senator Berry has recommend
ed no man for Office who lived in
Arkansas at the time the war be-
gan who was old enough aud able
to be Q soldier, and who did moi
60 into the Confederate Army
and we are satisfied he never will
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10
TOWNSHIP OFFICES.
1oR CoNsTA1LE

We aro authorised to announce FLErcM Ar
N0LD for the once Of Constable Of Van Buren,
Township subject 70 the action Of the Democrat
ic primary
We are authorized to announce ADDS BRYAN
- candidate for Constable Of Van Buren, Town
ahip, subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
primary.
0no. n. vrnsAHr herewith announces ~ .
candidate for Constable OF Van Buren, township,
subject 70 the action Of the Democratic primary.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

We are creditable informed that
Hon. 8. W. Peel will be . candidate
for Congress against Mr.. Dins.
more. We don't object Mr.. Peel
running for Congress, but we do
object to making Crawford county
the battle ground every two years.
We hope when the central COM
mittee meets the oath Of Feb. they
will see the wisdom of putting Oh
the Congressional primsry.-Alna
Leader.
It is evident the editor of the
Leader has changed his tune, since
two years ago, when he was so
vociferous for the early snap pri.
mary of that year, with Congress-
men included. 1t is the editor of
the Leader and his candidate that
is beng gored now and bis howl
goes up for Q separate primary.
We are not particular for an early
primary-what will suit the county
aspirsnts, will suit rs, as far az
tine lie concerned; but when it IL
called, it should embrace ALL CAN.
DIDATEs, that are asking the in
dorsement of the Democracy OF
Crawford County. lit would be
Just to have q separate primary for
the Congressional candidates, it
would also be justifiable, that the
State officers and other aspirants,
should have later and separate
primaries. Separate primaries
would add to the unnecessary time
and costs of the participants. Then
again a third larger vote would be
cast at a county primary election
than at one called for the special
nomination Of Congressman. The
objection to making Crawford
county the Congressional @battle
ground" amounts to nothing, it
has always been 80, and most like.
~ will be SO ss. long as there are
contestants for the Office.
With the..primaries out Of the
way early, the party can get them
selves together-get their house
in order for vigorous campaign
for the ticket nominated and avoid
a bitter wrangle over . candidate
for Congress, while the party ie
trying to center all it's efforts on
the election of the county nomi.
nees. The opposition are getting
ready for q hard fight for the coun.
ty Offices aud the Democratic par
ty should place no impediments in
the way for thorough and glori
GUS victory. Let us scoop the
county clean-it can be done if We
are united.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

It IL currently reported that
Little Rock will soon have two
more morning dailies; one of Re-
publican poIE uaeion.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10
A CALL.

The memb ~ Of the Democratic County Gen.
tral Committes OF Crawford County are here
BY called TO meet at the Court House In Van
Buren, February u. 1894, TO take such step.
the county pS1mariea and DamQcratis county
- ' r.D SCOTT, Chairman.
H. q. Dill. Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

Bids for the mill between Cor.
bett and Jackson, to take place
some time next summer, are al.
ready being made from different
parts Of the country.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

Seed potatoes Of the Bliss Triumph
(red) Variety. Very productive. Two
crops In one year. For sale by
ARKEBAUER Bros.
One and ouch mile east of Van
Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

And now again the Cherokee
Bond sale IL reported to be all
right. Il seems to be game Of
Anow you see il and now you DON'T"
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

Auguste valiant, the Anarchist,
who December 8 last, threw a
bomb into the chamber ofdeputies,
was executed about half past Z
O'Clock ct Paris, France, Monday
morning. His last words were
"Death to society, long live An.
0rchy,'
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

A very disastrous storm swept
over the northern portion of Ala
bama on the Sd inst. A number
of persons were seriously injured.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUDICIAL OFFICES.

roR CIRCUIT JUDGE
We are authorized 70 announce Judge JEPH. II.
Evans g. candidate for Circuit Judge Of the
l5th Judicial Circuit subject TO the action Of the
Democratic primaries.
Yon PR0aRCuTIN0 ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce SAN R. CHEW
e candidate fof Prosecuting Attorney Of the
18th judicial District, subject TO the action OF
the Democratic primaries.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10
CITY OFFICES.


We sSe authorised to announce II. II. DILL -
acAndidate for the once Of Mayor Of the City OF
Van Buren,, subject to tho action Of the Demo-
cratic primary, should ono be held.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. JAS. D..
HAWKINS, 6R., a. . candidate for the ONCE Of
Mayor Of the City Of Van Buren,, subject % the
action Of the Democratic city primary. should
one BE- held.
FOR REcoRDxR
We are authorized to announce Mr. Jas.
CnocKErf a. candidate for the once Of Re-
corder Of the City Of Van Buren,, subject TO the
Democratic primary II one should be held.
ron rRRAsuRER
We are authorised 10 announce RICHARD
LLOYD ~ . candidate for City Treasurer, Of Van
Buren,. subject to the action Of the Democratic
primary
POR MARSHAL
We arc authorized TO announce FELIX HovcK
- Q candidate for reelection - City HarnhAl OF
Van Buren,. subject 70 the action Of the Demo-
cratic city primary.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

Purcell, l. r., was visited San
day by an e8O,0cc fire.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

Sebastian county primaries have
been called for April ia.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

There is . strike on amcng the
plumbers In Little Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

Glasgow, Mo-, entered from q
90, 900 fire Sunday.
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

JOB PRINTING Of all kind.
ed at the PRESS OFFICE. Neatly. yromntlv
and at living rates. Office upstairs In the Wy
ace Block. A VIC '" al
The Van Buren press., 1894-02-10

ment, or education, of the infu-
ences Of the church, and of the
school, shall be the common, I'm.
taxed heritage Of all the people.
adding to the comfort of all, add.
ing 10 the culture of all, and add.
ing to the happiness of all. Gen.
eral cheering.)
sand now, ono word more, we
are about to vete on this question.
II knew that when the roll ia
called every Democratic name
would respond in the spirit Of that
larger patriotism which l have
tried to suggest, I would be proud
and light.hearted to-day. want
to soy to my brethren who are
doubling as to wkst they shall do.
that this roll-call will not only
be entered on the Journal of the
House, but it will be entered on
the history of this country, and it
will be entered in the anne% of
freedom. (Cheers.)
"This is not battle expressly
on this tax or on that tax it is .
battle for human freedom, IRE.
newed cheers.) As Mr.. Burke
truly ssid, The great battles Of
human freedom have been waped
around the question of taxatiou.,
You may think to-day that some
herring of your own will excuse
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lipiSrn1 Notices.
financial elections.

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-YQltK
4j-47 Wail-st.. May sd, 1894
An ELECTION for eight Trustees ana tnree
AInspcccrs Of the ensuing election VIII De heu a.
the first Tueai1y) between the hours Of i VI. ana
p NJ. HENRY J.. lItO!tNELL' "eOis"'''
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N BUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 3i5 Pearl-ss-.
Is rear Ferry-st All articles at lowest prices
JOHN X. EOPPEi- MANUFACTURER
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South Carolina Railway Co.

Holders Of certificates Of the Network Guaranty
Indemnity Company. issued for Fret Vonsonda'Ni "o
,~. pcr,s Of the south Carolina Railway company ue-
nasitci under the agreement nom January InS, "'
, ,her Certificates on and after May 2Hh' current
...o ~. ioc interest their bonds less expenses
Maid and paynen, stamped on the 'ertihc"'eS' '"o''
who may desire TO sell Mt 40 the stock OF the fuc'o'
cor,ponv coming to them. will find form authorizing
TIA sale At the Office Of the N"wl"rk Guaranty IN
a,r,itv Company which they mist sign nni leave WIN
-, .,,o,, o,,dncing at th, time their ccrtlil-
cate. in order tina, they be stamped Tex STOCK p''
lcge" 80 , ,,
1s agreement 20 buy stock ~ 80 Will expire June
%. u,ssr,
HENRY W. SMITH, '"'''e'
PETER GEDDEs,
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Ccaal Notices


CMC LIT y6 cQq rhE scGr li' Ds4EtF o.
oK<E5aK c %HHGH toS SsIrr crIGx co
rANY' defendant E e ,iiytu Eis SALE
IN ou-suanrc OF a decree duly made and IN
tered The aS ss ana c in The cre OF The Clerk OF
The Circuit Cour, q tho United states oT me soutne
nsie, OF Nsw Ncaasua lanai CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
VIM At P %, he "ss ed he &Sepsa csaa
lion Company. now located al no % broSd S'ts se N
Twelve O'Clock on that day. by William Kenneth
aucteneer cerain p'@pc,Y ana omon5 ,e
ned In the decree and therein described as follows
All and singular the rir me- and interest OF the
permanent Receiver OF she H'sngu1 and assss
o - sg COMPANY more particularly described in tie
~ certain bearnG date the "a day % Jann;
airy. 1890 made by ana u'TreH lT ANAL Con-
1s one hundred and forycsht thousand seven hun
Sapita stock Maritime canal c@@Iany y, Of n Mo ns
rcver In certain stock Of said ComIau' Supsrl.! %,
said Company pledged collateral 10 secure unpaid loans
10 The Nicarasua Canal constrnS,on t@mpSn; o,
Nlc9ragun under contract OF January 20 ls 10 DE-
liver 4" The Nicaragua Canal Construction COMPANY
Sc so 600 Of rs first mortgage bonds dncudns certain
c~rtincate dated July l. is2 executed by Inc Mara, ,
Camp,ny TO deliver 100000 Of said bonds. subject 70
Snud Mutation which may be held and enjoyed In any
way by he sal, The Maritime canal Company Of Ma;
rs, bonds u The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
,r,1s,ee OF b0ndhoiers and by TIE holders
~ any bond scrip the said The Ncnrara Canal Con-
heretofore Issued and now outstanding
iU Tvro ihoiganI hundred and seventy eight end
raf % $3.50 shares OF the treasury stock of Inc
s,c,rar,,a Canal Construction Company. including all
~ Sr title and o. the Receiver In and TO ce'
lain stock subscribed Tor and partly PAID TOR put n3
s,icr. and stock pledged collateral 10 secure unpaid
loons 20 anld Company. 49,. a.. -, -.
and property tother tnah caSnl ol
tn. Nicaragua Canal Construction company lncluolns
any and all credits contracts subscriptions claims ano
'ghs ~ action now the possession OF the Receiver OF
said Company. - oo
D"'e'' ' THOMAS u. ATKINS.
Permanent Receiver Of
Tho Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
LUDLOW. PHILIPS WINTHROP,
Solicitors for Receiver. . ,
No 80 Cedar Street. New-iork CITY
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Sales bn auction.

GALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
- TJJr PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
,,tttI The Coysrnment Chit will sell at public auc-
ion in the city OF Santiago Chilli on the l1th OF Octon.
80. lays WORKS AMI II nitrate
beds situated In the Province OF Tarapaca the total yals
y, s,Id nronerles being nearly f2OOOO0 Owo million
,opnss sterlnr Parties Interested apply for prher
tor,ton o. tho Consult General 81 chilli in New YORK.
ID ,hs corsnls of C'hll Philadelphia and Boston
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION.

I,OIpERS of BONDS OF the SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY hereby notified that there
ia now In hands OF the undersigned Trustees under
which the payment NJ snt bonds 10 So
cured the sum OF one Hundred Thousand Doilas gold
which under of said mortgage IL Appcable To
the redemption purchase o said bonds and that the
undersigned will receive sealed proposals az the Lana
od,ce ofs company ~ Fourth and Townsend
ala san Francisco for the surrender Of said bonds.
mil 10 m on "Wednesday the Goth day Of June. 1904.
t which proposals. viii be opened Proposals 10 hc
indorse Proposals Surrender ~ the First Mortgage
por,s southern Pacific Railroad Company The right Is
reserved 10 reject all bios
San Frsncrco May 18th. 1884
$3.50 ID. O. MILLS.
q. L. LANSING. : Arustses@
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financial.
NETWORK & NEW-EAGLAAD
REORGANIZATION.

NEw-YohK' May %. 1904
To Holders OF stock. Preferred ma I'm
mon of the NEW-yORK AND NE"-cN"
LAND RAILROAD COMPANY:
There been deposited under tho Plan OF EeorsaH-
ization:
1851 shares OF Preferred stock. out OF
total - IS i1G shares ard
156.O54 shares of Common stock Oh, 9"
total Of los l59 shares and. also. Under sal" pa" ~
the committees notice dated MAY 3. 1891 =.
Second Mortgage BonGs TO the amount W
Sf.5O20 900.
Relieving It 70 be IN the Interest OF MI par''S " ~
reorganization. the committee has extended Tue "
within which holders OF stock. preferred anu '
mny deposit the same under said plan win the ~
HAITIAN TRUST COMPANY. In New-York OF ,"e CD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. in Boston. to ana h''u'
ing May 81. 1894 a.
The first instainiont 81 six dollars ma '"'"'' ~
cents per Preferred stock ana I'VE u'''''s -
share on Common Stock must be paid at the time OF "'
posit. -,
Deposits Of stock will be received after May %"
1904 exccp; In the discretion u the com;''''ee' ~
subec, 10 such penalties as may he prescribed
JOHN 7. MATERNITY.
HENRY W. CANNON.
T.. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, Vs.
Committee.
SIMPSON, TEACHER Sc RARNI-M Counsel.
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NeW-YOrk & NeW-England
Reorganization.
NE .;y- ,I0RK MAJ

N TEGESr6T MAJ 81 is91.
To Holders of second Mortgage bonds o. '"e
NETWORK & NEW-ENGLAND HALFWAY
COMPAtNi
The time within which holders OF second
Mortgage bonds mny deposit the s""c W"
,t w.xuATrAy TRUST COMPANY In New
York or the OLD COLOHY Trust COMPANY
in boston under the plan Of REORGANIZATION
md this Committees notice. dnteh Mny -
1904 hns been extended to ana incic"'"E
June 20 1891 purrunnt to m underS'"h"'"H
.,,,n ,h. Committee of second Mortgage
BondhOldcrs.
JOHN I. WATERBURY,,
HENRY w. CANNON.
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Jr.,
Committee.
SIMPSON TIACTiER e. BARNUM Counsel.
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Ccst an0 FOUND.

4 OsT-Betwecn Nnssau-st and Barrlay-s'' feTs' se"
"' ~ b. LLOYD. 81 Nass,u-s'.
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but the market was not weak at 81 S7ls ana
81 $50 for long and short sterling bills respect
lively. These were practically the same prices
which were current at the close of The pre-
cedng week.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross eaIHihS' ".
twenty-eight railroad companies or systems ior
the third week in May. OF the NUMBER nNe
companies return gains OF s5l PA or SO per cent,
and twenty-thrce companies losses OF SOL az oE
222 per cent. The total number shows loss OF
$40 5O4 or us per cent. 1t has printed also tne
gross earnings Of ffty-nne companies Ior une
second week IN May The total number 2 SHOWS q
loss of s.. 092 S4S or i7.2 per cent, as compared
with the same week last year.
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Couartnersbip Notices.


II ZARAUZ & co. CERTIFICATE OF RE
E.NEwAL Of LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. This Is 70
certify that the limited partnership formed oy u |he
sSn' name H% % Of l. "a zhhHrz coz 1seh is m'
expired May ' s' n1 G 5 eTp the ,rrs Of Ss such
and porn'nES 5' as which such renewed
and continued partnership Is to be conducted Is To-
sEcoTD-The general nature OF the business Intended
g. be transacted 10y renewed and continued partner
shlp is a general commission business. -,-, .u.
THIRDSThe names ~ all the general and special part
ners Interested in said renewed and con,nuei rI,ns
"I EMiIio ZHRAi'Z and THOMAS ". THOMPSON. both
Of 9 Tho% on5 Ies 1e The me general y partners JOSE EN
PANo special Psrnc and hif Gacs Of ryiSsbeS
special partner and his place OF residence Is
''f ITi # ss mouat u capital special
partner contributed 10 ne common sipek b sum OF
s23 900 said Edward Avendono contributed the sum
the commencement OF the limited par'ncrhlp and no
Of the sum which either Of s,d special o ben
withdrawn by him or by either Of said special partner
Shaps Of dyidendq proa,s or othcrwise time
FIFThe period at which The ssd enw . sNd oni
,he period a. which IT Will terminate is May is'' 1913
D''SD '''' -'''' 'ES@irlo zAn,AAygz;,.
JOSE NJ AVENDANO
H sy E sSIi z zSs4, Atty in fact.
. %" S S H Gay Of MaT ~ aAEz and
To T ~ M Siyd,s is dsS am in a"d who
tho above certificate and Acknowledged that they *
ecucd the same severnlly FOR the us@s and purposes
therein mentioned: and the said Emilio IArauz futn
executed -" snn'e as the act or
Lose 81 Averdano md Edward Aveniano. therein l"-
srihed and q. the purposes th"r"n mentioned by VIZ,
,,a 4 a poue~ attorney duly executed ny tne s9ll
jose 81 Nvcndano and Edward Ayend1no bearing date
n, snalander sneln. the s'h day Of May 1894
HERBERT GRTEN.
Notary Public Kings County.
with certificate filed IN New YORK County.
CITY A~o CNDt'NTY or NETWORK. as:
THOMAS W THOMPSON. heins duly sworn SAYS;
- sha
going certificate. The sums specified IN such ceTcatf
I, have boon contributed respectively by jose NJ ANen
Garo ard Edward Avendano the special partners IN SAG
the common stock At the commence
~, -, ,b limited par,rership actuelly AMI In good
faith paid IN cash at that time. and no part 81 either o.
such sums has been Withdrawn bv said special pnrthf
or either them paid or transferred "a them or ea
OF then IN shape 81 dividends. pron's or otherwe
AZ any time during continuance Of the partnership
~ "'' w TTTOS ". THOMSON
subscrhel and sworn % before me this 10Th day o
Nay. 1914.
HERBERT GREEN.
Notary Public. Kings County.
with cerhcat" died IN New-fork County
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III. me bank exchanges OF the New-York Clear
S Ss mouse and the stocks sold at the New-York
o'ock Exchange last week and for the week OF
vac preceding two years compare as follows;
E,.,,. May 2s. 's2 May 90 es. Msy 20, "a
Ssa'hanges 1920 1872 $3.50 4o7 IA s4Gl 423 lsG
=" sharts sold. 1.6363is 1l0s.3l2 iG2is $50
THE MONETARY SITUATION
n me LOCAL money markets were devoid OF new or
ssanctive features. At the Stock Exchange the
sappiy was abundant on call at the stereOtyped
ss'e OF per cent. Rates FOR fixed periods ranged
n v'h mat hgure 10 per cent for the balance OF
~, ~ year Loans for longer periods were nego-
~.ea with rather more difficulty than usual
sshly' and some lenders withdrew from me
xxa,ket On any stiffening OF rates probably
80. offerings would quickly reappear There
IRE no Indications Of an advance in rates In any
r..scHon The outward movement OF gold seems
Ss'.y unable 10 cOunteract the extraordinary
80 IN money. Commercial paper was In sharp
ssnnnd, but only that Of the highest grade was
sssAerahy desired. In the European markets
,lsoney was decidedly easier in London, although
e~ ~ sank OF England made change In us
s .lai rate. In the open market the rate for dis
sw snI IN consequence possibly OF receipts OF
saa rom the United States as well as some OF
M ss british colonies. fell 10 z. per cent. while
Mnankers balances were loaned freely as low az
per cent. About the same conditions pre-
80 ~ on the Continent, but toward the era Oh
w. week The Street rate IN Paris showed an nd
,sa.sing tendency. rising from 1as 20 rs per cent
s.,a e at Berlin the Street rate was little
rer' Declining from 2h to l7s per cent
~ "s foreign exchanges remained firm at about
sod shipping point throughout the week
th e OF gold were somewhat smaller than
srns,nwere IN the preceding week. and III Iac'
ana tnan had generally been expected. They
ch..rnated however, TO $4.350.ooo, and only the
rnesss ns 49, OF money in London checked the move
49,. Ihere was nothing doing In exchange YES
sao uominaly rates were shade easier
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London May 20. p. m consos io sio ,Tr and
6hjo 0rst mortgage bonds lsi5 Canadian nacy , az
Erie i4is: 90 consos. ~ Illinois n,i
Mnyican ordinary. I7i, Paul common. W, ~
Hopk GENITAL 8oA fcnnsyivnnia 5os' Esading ss
cannon o. The amount Of bullion gone INTO tne BUM
~ England on balance to-day Is f2sl"o Monsy ~ az
~, rhs rstc 81 discount In he open market TOT W."
sh" and three months bills IL per cent ,,,.. q,
40 n n-Parr adyces quote per oeht r.I.,es ~
~ IA centimes for the account and exchange
on London AT % Is centmes for checks A
perlin MAY 2O-Eychange London. ~ mars n, "
rfennes for sight and ~ marks ~ piehnlss of IN
hls The statement ~ the Imperial TANK OF 'e'"""'
shnus an increase in specie Of tS.oso.~S MARKS
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING. - Wall street. -.

NE,W-IUI.kl, Nay 10, ISS1tr
THE FORTY-SEvENrH ANNUAL MEET
ING q sockhoiders OF n, IACIFIC NAL III Sd ON
pany % Wall tMs Building), in the CIV 81 49,,
York on TIL RSDAY. the 3lst day or May lsv'
the hours of 10 noon o'clock p. NJ. Tor the ecS-
lion ~ Directors and the transaction ol such othe.
nose az NAV properly before g. Tho transfer noo
OF the company viii close the Office ~ TIC mon rus
Company on Monday the 2lst DAY Or Nay - - 10.
ut 10 o'clock A. ". 49, - >.,. c.-,..r-,