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New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
THE TROLLEY ~ NEU-JERSEl.

PREPARATIONS FOR BUILDING AN ENIbNSi' l.
SYSTEM or ELECTRIC ROADS THROUGH
OFT THE STATE.
Trenton y j.. April l3-The Central Jersey Trac-
ton Company, a connecting link In the chaln OF
corporations which to gridron the State with
trolley lines has just been Incorporated here with a
capital stock Of $50 900. which may be Increased to
Sl0GoOoo. The certificate filed by counsel for
Joseph n Real OF Bloomfield " j.. who is at the
head of the scheme to connect New-York and Phiia-
dcphia by an electric railway.
Ketrs project is - make connections at Orange
Iryincton. Elizabeth and Bloomfield. on the north.
and with tho Consolidated Traction Companies ines
extending between Newark and New-lo tonnec-
tlDus are also contemplated with all the trunk INES
traverslng tho state The system embraces io
miles of road and is to unite Paterson Montclalr'
CALDWELL Bloomfield. the Oranges. MorrlStown,
chatham. Madison. Newark. Elizabeth. Railway,
Perth Ambpy. launswlcl Wcsthcli. Planileld.
Dun,.ion. Bound Brook. Lnwrcnccyiile. Rocky HAl'
Milestone. Kingston. Princeton and Trenton
Tho right Of way Of th" road Is practically Sc
cured. surveys and maps have been made the esti-
mates prepared and the preliminary work about
completed Cons -ruction VIII he begun between
Paterson and Orange and Trenton and Kingston at
an early date.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

The long-expected row" in the Stock Exchange
over the question OF "arbitrage" business in stocks
which are listed the NewYork. Boston and Phila-
delpha stock exchanges again postponed yes
terday. The Governing Committee held special
meeting to consider the question. and sat until the
evening. The joint committee OF the regular COM
mttees on law and on arrangements submitted
bulky report. but contrary 10 expectations Il sug
gested revolution OF stock-exchange methods
The Governing Committee heard arguments by
Charles Head. president OF the Boston Stock Ex-
change and member OF the New-York brokerage
firm OF Charles Head Co., In favor OF the
existing "arbiirage' methods. and r. J. Kennett
of Kennett. Hopkins & Co. made address against
the system The Governing Committee adjourned
until April 60 without concluding its hearings in the
controversy.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
TpacTyOy STOCKS LISTED

The Consolidat ted Stock and Petroleum Exchange
has listed traction stocks and they Will be called
at the board next Monday This Is the first oppor-
tunity which has been afforded for trading in these
stocks at a regular exchange in NewYork. al
though the Metropolitan Traction Company is d
New-York corporation and there Is a considerable
business done in the securities by outside brokers
In Philadelphia the Metropolitan Traction stock ls
listed as well that OF the Philadelphia Traction
Company, which controls most Of the street roads
of Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
ORANGE.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Melany Gram. widow
Of Orville Grant. brother OF General l.. : Grant.
held at her late home. In Clinton-st Eas,
Orange. yesterday. Mrs. Grant had been M for
several years and succumb".. on Monday. Colonel
f,tp.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

g. with mdsc to d Munson. Arrived at the Bar al
steamer Vale (Nor) Dos-n Gibara days. with fruit
10 Nones e. Arrived at the Bar at I:3o a M
Steamer Tallahassee. Askns, Savannah win HuSc anu
Steamer Roanoke. BOA. Norfolk and Newport News
with mdse and passengers Old Dominion Ss 90 .
Steamer jamestown. Hulphers. Norfolk ana Ne"pCgI'
News. with mdse and passengers to Dld oonh'9n :" ",h
Bark Crescent. Bartlett. Pensacola March ~ WIN
lumber 10 order; vessel to Miller. Bull q knoWlton -,
SANDY Hook. April 10. $3.50 m-Wind east "s"'
breeze; clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ranan fNor). Hansen. Baracoa-Mones 90:
steamer Trinidad G3r). Fraser. Bermuda-A r. outer
steamer Umbria tBr). Dutton Liverpool-Vernon H.
Brown a Co r,--x.,
steamer La Gascogne G'r Landelon, Havre-A Forget
Steamer Cy of Il Augustine Gaskl. jacksonville ana
Palaika-Warren Ray
steamer Venczuea Hopkins. La Guayra, Porto Cabelio
and Curacoa-BoutOn Bliss Dallett
steamer Veerdam Dutch. Nanderzee. Rotterdam via
Eou0gne-Funch. Ely" * Co
steamer Amerika dam. Thomson. Christiania and
Copenhagen Funch. Elye q 60. -,
Steamer John O. Christopher CRAWFORD JACKSONVILLE
Fla Merchants ~ Co Of Florida.
steamer Maiccl 05D. Tate, Lolth Scotiand-simpson
spence q Young ~
steamer silvia (Br clark Halifax. y 5, 81 John y F,
ctc-Iowrng & Archibald
Steamer Europe (I}r Robinson. LOndon-F w J Hurst
Steamer Brunei (Br. Henderson Passages and Bilboa.
Spain Simpson Spence q Young.
steamer Iroquois. Pennington Charleston and Jackson
villc-W T. clyde n 60.
steamer CITY of san Antonio. Risk. Brunswick and
Fcrnandina-c II Mallory n Co
Steamer Vale tSori. poscn Ghara-Mones & 60.
Steamer BrNhaW Durio. Ghar-H Dumpis Co..
steamer t@ckawanna OBJ. Davis. Dover England Tor
orler-Ciusi Heye.
Iark Nidete. Tunnel. Barrios. Guatemala-simp-
tlaUp CO.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5ee sun G3s Moon rises 2io Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sandv Hook 2Ot GOV. Island 233 Hell Gate 426
T. M-Siudy Hook = - Gov. Island 3o Hell Gate BIZ
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
INCOMING STEAMERS

Vessel. From. Line
Mtrsa...........TIarhufr March .Hamb-Amer
Oudl............Cdlz. March n Empesst
'atulanla April Cunard
Ednni. Amsterdam. March Neth-Amer
Condni. April Spanish
Bermuda. Bermuda. April 12......... Quebec
New Southampton April American
Norwegian Glasgow March Allan state
Christiansand. March 30. .Thngyaa
SUNDAY, APRIL Is
Champagne. ayre. April French Trans
Denmark London. March 20 National
Wrscr............. Naples March 29.........N Lloyd
MONDAY, APRIL 10.
Orizaha Havana. April i2.......N & Cuba
Nomndc. Liverpool April White Star
Ethiopia glasgow, April Anchor
Chicago March 3l....".... Wilson
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Sailed

steamers Deutschland Ger for Dover for orders Essen
,;,rl Hamburg Massilla dD. Lisbon and Marsrilles,
sichie,iaui ,putch,. Amsterdam: Europe ,3r London:
Brunei ,}r,. Blb1a trinidad NlD. bermuda: Brixham.
oltara. City Antonio Brunswick and Fernandna;
lr,quos Charleston and JacSsonyle ciiy Of Columbia,
West Point Wehayen. Nueytas italia dBr. Santander
ship Evrsham Abbey tF}r). f1r Yokohama.
1aris Addie Morrill, for Buenos Ayres. Iron Duke (Ger)
Melbourne
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
MONDAY. APRIL 10.
OUTGOING SIEA MERS.
TODAY.
MONDAY. ApEu. l8.

Cherokee clyde Jacksonville. ........ 300 m
TUESDAY. APRIL II.
Spree. @ Lloyd Bremen. ......... 400 n ZOO m
city OF Augusta. Savannah, Say...... 800
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

Mrs WinslOw's Soothing Syrup
has been used f,r FIFTY YEARS 10y MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with perfect SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES the CHILD.
sOFTENs THE GUMS. ALLAYS ALL PAIN CURES
WIND COLlc. and is the REST REMEDY FOR
pIARRIIoEA sold hy druggists every part OF the
world TWENTY FIVE CENTS \ BOTTLE.
"Zumbra" f. & w. "Waubunk."
T.. Y ". New Collars l.. q W.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d.
90 WEST SYTHST.
Diseases of the Nervous System Genito Urinary
tmpo,ency and Sterli,y Hours to I. TO g.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

The Atlas complete I'm eight parts, co'e
with strong and handsome paper, -. he
Postage, l8 cents "a copy. WhIc. IRE sent
by mail. .., an. naiIy and
snnJnX Tribune, 1 year, both postage p"'"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Announcements

steamer Hogarth dirl sailed from Lucia for New
Yor
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-11-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

pf virtue Of power contained in a
- mortgage given by Margaret Hardy,
dated thirty-hrst day Of May, 1894, TO W.
I. Jones, lands recorded in the Office of the
Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union
county, South Carolina. in Book Of Mort
cages, Vol. N. l3 page IL, l will sell to The
highest bidder before the Court House door
at Union, s. c., during the legal hours of
sale on salesday in December, 1894, certain
lands decribed in said mortgage as follows !:
All that certain lot Of land continuing
ono half sore, ,ituo,ed in the tvnn Of Union,
in the county of Union, bounded by the
lands of the Spartanburg and Columbia
Railroad Company, and by lands of John
Rodger, deceased, and others, known MS the
Amy Wilson lot.
All that other certain tract of land lying,
being and situated In Union county about
one and one-fourth miles south of the town
Of Union, containing forty-f acres, more
or less, and bounded by the lands of |. G.
McKissick, Mrs, Dora Powell, p. NJ. Cohen,
Frederic Brown and Gist bridge road, be-
ing the land conveyed to Margaret Hardy
by j. N. Bebner and known as part of Lit
tie place.
Terms Of Sale CASH. Purchaser TO pay
for papers.
W. T. JONES,
Mortgage.
November OH, 1894.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-11-30
Jonesville.

Nov. 9Th. The weather is lovely and
the health Of our people is generally good
Work Of every kind is well up except the
Collection Of debts and that is badly behind
Mr.. g. Il. Fowler left for Columbia yes.
terday to take his place on the legislature
today. Mr. Fowler is in favor of retrench.
ment AMI will work for it. There has been
great dc al said during the last four years
about reform, but this writer is unable to see
any reform as yet. am heartily in favor
OF retreEchment and it strikes me that any
South Csrolininn that will read State Treas
urer Bates report for tho year ending Octo-
ber 3lst 1894 will be in favor of it too.
l attended the South Ca olina Conference
at Laurens last week and found out there
that the people oil over The State as q rule
had practiced rctrenchment on the preach
ers Salary and Conference collections and
yet the pi eschers all looked as though they
had been well fed and cared for aud there
was no great deal Of complaint One min
lister remarked that he thought they the
preachers ought TO share some of the hard
times with the people. Laurens was full
Of guest, but they were all we'll cared for
by the large-hearted citizens of the town.
few years ago the plan Of catching rab-
bits in gums was discovered and since then
many Of the mollie cotton tails have been
- 'Ao Su" You uoW IL ueW way OF
catching them has been discovered in our
community.
Mr.. H. F. Floyd who lives a few miles
from Jonesville has an old dry we'll near his
house about ten feet deep which is partly
covered with poles. Not long since he
found two or three dead rabbits in this we'll
and since then he has kept close watch
over the well aud has taken some twenty
hve or thirty rabbits ou, of it. The rabbits
either jump into the well or push one an
other in for fun.
A good many fine hogs have been killed in
this community in The last few days and
there are many more yet to kill. Mr. J.F.
Altman killed one that weighed over 400
pounds. Most of our people will have meat
enough of their own raising to do them
Mrs. Z. Il. Fowler who has been visiting
her three daughters in Alabama for the last
year has returned homo.
Mr.. Charles Littlejohn who moved from
Paoolet to Atlanta not long since was in our
town 90 visit last week.
Mr.. j. X. Littlejobn, of Asbury, was in
our town last week
Mrs. j. B. Free received a check n few
days ago for $1,000. for her hus bands poll.
cy in the Knights of Honor. Mr.. Free died
the l7th Of Oct. and had only paid about
$27.O0 in all upon his policy
TELEPHoNE
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-11-30
Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich, we are
permitted TO make this extract; 81 have no
hesitation In recommending DR.. Kings New
Discovery, as the results were almost
marvellous in the case of my wife, "while
| was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives
JanciOn she was brought down with
Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last hours with
little interruption and IL seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friond
recommended Dr. Kings New Discovery it
was quick in its work and highly satisfactory
in results. Trial bottles free at B. f.
P0SEi'S Drug Store. Regular size SOC. and
81 90.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-11-30
Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that we will
~ apply TO the General Assembly of
Soulh Caroline, at is ne.t session, for a
charter incorporating the Chester and
Greenville RaiIroai Company said road to
be run from Chester, S. c., 10 Greenyille,
s, c., by the most practicable route.
q. d. FARRAR Ag't,
for Corporators.
Aug 24.3l-owfor3m.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-11-30
List Of Letters.

List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending November 80, 1904.
Mr.. VIII Riner, Munro Gillian,
Miss Mandy Dawkins, Mrs. H. p. Ingram,
Mr.. NJ. F. Famor,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if fadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
4. W. HARRIS, p. NJ.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-11-30

We will ask those indebted to us to nav
their accounts at once, as we need money
A. II. FOSTER g. co.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-01
DEERING.
Widening of Forest Avenue.


The hearing in relation to the widening
of Forest avenue, which is to occur
Wednesday forenoon before the COM
mission composed of Augustus F. Moul-
ton, j. E.ssBlabon and e. B. Mallet, Jr.,
will be held in Lewis hall, Woodfords,
after the location has been looked over.
Pastors Reception.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Wilson will be at
home this evening, from seven to ten, to
the members of their congregation, at
their residence on Pleasant street, Wood
fords.
This evening Fraternity lodge of Odd
Fellows will install the following newly
elected officers:
N.-Peter Jensen.
.G.-F'red B. Libby
Permanent Secretary-Harry L.. Cram.
Recording f5ecretary-H.B b. Seal.
Treasurer-O. A. Lowell.
Trustees-George Small, E. Matthews,
Waldo B. jackson.
The ceremonies will not be public.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-01
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Baldwin.

Baldwin.
EAST BALDWIN.
7 Mrs. W. II. Congdon met with serious
accident short time ago on account of
being thrown from sleigh and striking
on sharp rock, which broke several of
her ribs. She is now confined to the
house and is suffering severely.
Rev. w. Fl. Congdon wishes to express
his thanks through the columns of the
PRESS to Mr.. Fred Miles for circulating
subscription paper for the purpose of
obtaining money to purchase horse to
replace the one he recently lost, also
to The people of West Baldwin and vicin-
ity for their generous contributions to
aid him in his present circumstances.
The scarlet fever seems to be spreading
in this vicinity Notwithstanding the
efforts of the board Of health.
Buxton.
The Sunday school convention of the
Methodist church at North Buxton, will
be held Jan. 10, 1894. This will be the
programmes:
400 p. m. Prayer meeting. $50 How
shall we reach the massesF Rev. C. Fl.
Gates, A. j. Lombard. General Dis
cussion.
400. Business.
500. COLLATION..
800. Meeting of Executive Committee.
700. Praise Service.
7.30. How shall we influence the church
mem bers to attend Sunday school? Prof.
CIR. Smith. General discussion.
s.15. Address. Rev. Geo. r. Farmer,
Presiding Elder Portland District. A
collection may be expected. If very
stormy postponed to Friday, January IS.
Dover.
The Dover Methodist church of Dover,
Me-, Milton B: Pratt, pastor, will be for
merly reopened next Tuesday, January
2nd, by DR.. J. w. Hamilton. Sermons
will be delivered at and p. m.
About 5000 have been expen ded On
memorial windows, new circular,
CHARTERED oaks pews, balconies on the
three sides Of the audience room, new
pipe organ and charging vestries. For
lner pastors and friends are invited to be
present.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-01
5ACRE.
5 Punished by
fish.

screw British
guns. engaged
Eating trade in
g from Sidney,
November 8,
of the punish
( Pentecost Is
the crew of the
Henri.
avs that rep orts
of the Boom
er Thomas G.
a, capital of the
Caledonia, tina
baiism, murder
, reported from
tecost Island.
apon was headed
ands, where the
enri was found.
american schoon-
the British omc-
sn Der last, wheE
land IN order EU
on a plantation,
q containing M.
rder, and three
reaching the
acked by savages,
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-01
AVENGl
The Murderer
fsren

An officer Of
gunboat Boom
in the protect
Australian We
N. W., unda
gives a graph
nient of the {
land for the u
American sch
The officer I
reached the
erang, Lieut.
Fenton, Will
French colon.
numerous oas
ing and plum
the neighbor
The Boone
for the San
captain of IL
The comman
er made a ST
ers that ear
calling at Pc
engage natiy
he sent a b
Lifton. a
native sean
shore the pa
armed with
The comm
the san e pl
murder of 81
from the Ne
sci, at Auro
Later, in
wa rship Sec
ed to Pentee
ship landed
ment of for
with instru
tain voyage
balls in and
punishment
crews.
The move
out. The
vance of tn
treated upe
all the inht
latter did 6
defense w;
poisoned al
to the bust
the native
and return
The Boom
ed to Auro ]
tics were q }
es were de I
fines were l
several ct j
prominent i
and seame
commando !
tecost ISla j
turing tho J,
murders, & d
imprisonn n.
vict settler 81
Island al IT
have been n
large qua j
other reu in
beyond d. bt
other vict IS
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-01

y dllO ifiuI0EIcu.
of the Boomerang at
so received news of the
" of a boat sent ashore
a French trading ves-
and.
any with the French
le Boomerang proceed
sland, where each war
Herent points a detach-
hit officers and sailors
5 to converge upon GER
| thus hem the canni-
Minister to them severe
the murder of the boats
twas successfully carried
res, alarmed at the ad-
0 naval detachments, re-
e villages, calling upon
ants to take up arms. The
ut they made but a feeble
their old Snyder rifles,
IS and spears, and soon fed
The sailors then destroy ed
Ilage of Pentecost Island
to their respective ships.
ing and Scorff then proceed
Island, where similar tao
3ted and where two villag-
Dyed . In addition heavy
iicted upon the natives of
islands, who had been
the i'll treatment of traders
Thei French and British
4lso took prisoners on Pen
and on Aurora Island, cap
directly implicated in the
they were all sentenced to
for life at the French con-
t at Noumea. At Pentecost
over thirty white men
assacred and robbed, and
les of human bones and
8 were found, Indicating
that the cannibals had
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-01
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
The Chapman National Bank
of Portland.

Oh ROrSf1saGas
EyHE Annula Meeting of the Chapman Natio-
Il nal Bank Of Portland. will be held at their
banking rooms on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
January, 1884 at 10 O'clock a. M, for the
election OF Directors for the ensuing year, and
the transaction OF any other business that may
legally come before the meeting,
CHESTERffs PEASE, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. Sth. 1898. dec9td
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-01
The First National Bank Of Portland.

FEyHE annual meeting Of the stockholders of
4 the First, NaSionM Bank Of Portland will
be held at their banking rooms on TU ESpAY,
the 9th day Of January. 1891, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, for the choice OF directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of any other business
that may legally como before them.
JAMES E. WENGREN, Cashier.
Portland, Dec g. 1893 decSdtd
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
FLAMES IN MINNESOTA
sHst Tracts Ablnze - SOM. Live.
Lost-Milacca.s Peril


bf'deman. Min, Sept. 3.--Terriflc
loresl hfes are raging along the 81
loud ana Hinckley tracks of the Great
Nor.hefn and IN inestimable amaunt
VI aah age Will surely be done A telc.
eIai'. Was received ut st. Cloud from,
Miiaca asking for aid AS soon MS nos
sioie /. special train was made IN viii,
Ma,er telders ana barrels and carry.
my 1ofty men left for Miiaca St
roley' eighteen miles out, the first Fl 20
N"s encountered. The grass and wood.
aie rs dry as timber and eyervthiny
sta.. was ouf I ING furiously. At Bridgman
s'ahon the fire presented = torr;aa
aspeet. The whole countryside 10 tha
vu.n ,', al'u east was OH fire. The undcr.
oid 1si. ~ was burning rapidly with the
aa i ~. - ah'eh wind, and huge pine trees
a. INC hre crept up their side to,taraa
and 1ell- Meager reports from o,,tsida
aie optalnable, but orc farmer ~.
ha'n -. !, S'cLam. Ii is known 10 have lost
nis aii. The Worklnen on tho snoa;a, a
were were held here for an hour Or nara ..lal a.
sa'r .ae large Wooden bridge ovar w ~
"esi Drancl: Of the Rnm w., osel .he
,' WAY III immediate danger Tho .cn ,anca
,unloer = Mill and yards Of Follow pnsa "a. 80
:, "u'nrie , Is also exposed, and TOYS faraa
ol men !, using the pumns ~, ~ .a q iorcc
everything th,r, ushly wet aa, ~ Aeeplns
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

and towards. You think with your
fools tricks and your pictures you wiz
annoy me, and spoil me! I'M! You are
nothing,-you are beggars.--yon arc
dirt! will have you, Sir Parsen, arrest
cd for making clunnious charses
against mc!' ;,
How in his fury he had committed
himself.
Herr Steinhardt." said |, at once,
the pictures, SO far rs | heard. were
unaccompanied by a single WORD or
comment. except what they drew from
the people, and no one could say that
the figures represented were ikenesscs.
But your guilty, black heart has chalg-
ed you. As it says, | say: You are the
murderer Of your partner, Mr.. l.acrolA.
and his remains will now be found Sc
curcly locked. whence you cant move
them. under that fallen wall.
His jaw dropped, and his great BODY
trembled for moment. then. as WITH
a sudden impulse OF fury, he made as
if he would crunch me with a bearlsh
hug, when Birley came between US.
Come. Manuel, none Of that. As
told you. you've not yet down with
i4hW anu I4ilICHSulit. Aoh "a pN,'N1 ~
home. or go to your experiments
"Foolr' he cried. still glaring at me-
Idiot. What scrap Of proof have you
Of the ridiculous charge you make:
For one thing | have proof that Mr..
La Croix. before he went to you at the
works called here to see his old uncle"
sob. Has the old idiot found ms
tongue at last. them"
We were all amazed. Steinhardt as
much as any. at the electrical effect OF
this upon the old man | had casually
noticed throughout the scene that he
had eagerly though painfully listened
| was Smitten with fright, as If saw a
dead man rise 10 his feet, when he now
rose at once to his full towering height
a height which | could not have con
ceived he possessed as he reclined
huddled in his chair-and. quiverinS
with excitement, Stroye to give utter
ance This he could not DO, but with
lightning gesture he pointed with out
sire tched arm tn the door. Stenhardt
stood and stared open eyed-when he
made as il he would himself compel
him to go
Go. Manuel; go man." urged Bir-
ley. holding the door open
Steinhardt went without word. aud
the old man fell back in his chair
and soon was rigid in death.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
THE MARkE,,
Latest Quotations ~
Live Stnrl, r. VI

Chicago, Sept. 1.-Wbaae''''
gust, 53 lie; Septembsr' '' y, ny
cembcr, 81 1-Sa57 lac. !, sS
No. 2 corn higher; ansAss| mas
September, sc 5-4c; oe,ssSlsstt osaslst
May, 80 37Sc. No. = aue oa,vs
gust, 3oc; September. ;s.s slS. ,ias ny
9135 3-Sc. Mess pork , hia,. NY
ber. $1S.s2 -; Januarssl ,sle', /.
Lard higher; September % !. y
Der, $s.4o; January, s7oos1s go
ribs higher; September, E s; y, !!
uary, s1.15. Rye quiet SI,.ls p..,
er at 56uo6 Lee. No. ! f,rsa,sg
at $500. OAs WI
Minneapolis, Sept. VA.
gust closed at 71.oc. 4,aI slI
opened at s. 3-4c; highest ssss ~
est. 81 3-4c; closing, 53c, NJ, ny
opened at 81 34c; highes }
lowest. "a Lie; closing, uss'|
opened at 50 7-Sc; highest %, n
est, 5o 7-Sc; closing, 59l.sc M N
--Old-No. | hard, 5Sc: No MI
SIC; No. , Northern. 55l9a
No. | hard, s. 3-4c
Chicago, Sept. 1.-Hocv /.
active and firm. 5aloc bs'
parties buying; sales ranged n
W6 for light, 81. 2Om5.4 .45 n,
packing, S5.2oNG.05 for MIXED ,
O.15 for heavy packing and 4
lots. Cattle Market fairlv
good grades steady; other ga'
lower. '
st. Paul, Sept. /. Hogs lp,
quality fair; bulk selling n
common, $5d5,30; choice sors
5.SJ. Cattle Prime steers s3s
good steers. s. .750325; prIns
$2,25I2.G 60; good cows, s5qas
mon to fair COWS. 7e,as1 4
veal calves, S3Mi; heavy calys
a25o; bulls, Sl25M1.75.