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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

klberson was heard to say tnat
d recommend a course OF "
3ent in the expense attenolhs
tiagement of the several STATE
ons in Austin and other por-
, The state He did not charse
fxtrayagance against those VINO
be Institutions In charge uue
be thinks, are likely to creep IN u,
gei, and can be rooted out only
ia adherence to the str!etest
econ my.
BIS election the governor-ele's.t
4 communications TO mum
lsi alD OF the superintendent
o. these institutions, inquirlng
any reduction in the expenses
made. and to the inquiry none
nded any reduction. Later
flniendent OF one OF the asy-
ind that he might reduce eA
bout $4,000.
loifson does not hesitate 70 say
not satisfied with the idleness
observed among the clerks III
The departments. He seems
that IN times ike these, when
paid So. 500. SIPS and $50 per
p their services. good and val
5rk should be rendered. He
aat the government should eX.
iees according to the rule OF
er being worthy of his hlre,
a government position should
circumstances be a sinecure.
NJ thinks. as these positions,
sinecures Just 50 Tong WIZ
se their homes and hunt the
4 luxlr'a'e In ap osition made
Ny comfortable by an un-
ne usage,
emnloyes OF the government
elrei TO labor as other men
up and field. there would not
scramble for government po'
n .oersnn authorizes the state
VI he Is not In favor Of fanc,
~ the quarantine officers and
q mr. these positions are con-
desirable that physicians are
b ieave their practice and 50
Il y eola those positions. He
4ae This item In his message
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Accept. Deposits and Fails 10 GREAT.
Them oa the IinnL's Hooks

Rome, N. ". Dec, 25.-tomo's mayor,
= former teller OF the Central Nationni
bank " further implicated ia the de-
mlention than was expected ON de-
post BOOKS brought III by customers
today It was found that Gllicit accented
$1,000 on Monday OF this week and 1900
on Saturday that he made no record
OF ON the books Of the bank This
makes hin an apparent defaultcr In
the nun OF ShlOO ma several books arc
yet 20 be examined Two thousand dol.
lars In securities were turned In today
nnd credited 10 tho defalrAtion of ey-
Cashier niclby The total defalcatlon
now stands $4,000 Substractins tho
amount OF bonds leaves not deficit
OF $4,000, Mayor uillctt cainp back this
evening, llo stated that he Ind not
Incorporated onr cent OF thu banks
funds.
Mr., Gilleit was nrraiHned at .. M.
before United statca Commissioner
Rowland ON two warrants charging
him with making false entries on
February 70 ana Of miHnpproprlating
5000 April 1. Mr.. ulilnlt pleaded not
guilty, demanded new examination
nnd asked for an adjournment, which
was set down FOR December ~, at II
u. m, when United States District At
torncy Poncher VIII be present, Bail
was fixed "a, $1,000 Jonathan . Iiagie-
ton Patrick Martin ana Jonun w.
Armstrong became nurctlaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
nAnDwAnn Mrx mnnr.
Twcn,y-nve Membrr- of The Assoeis-
lion Meet In ~. LonIA.

meetinr 81 HE National Heavy Hard.
ware association convened at tho
southern hotel. About twenty-five
members arc IN attendance ana repre-
sent firms IN the various cities Of tho
United States. President :. y. KIM
bark OF Chicago pfiiciated al chairman.
The officers OF the association nrsi >.
ID, Kimbsrk. Chicago. president; q.
Paddock. 81 Louis, Francis Boyd, NIL.
prenidenls: Charles r.. Brace, IT. Louis.
secretary, md Robert ~. BRIEF 81.
Louis. treasurer. The object Of tho
mretins Il said TO bc simply a social
gathering, during which matters por-
tanning 10 tie general condition Of tho
trade are discussed, no particular bust
ness Importance being attached 20 the
meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Exporters MoridnE All KINDS of
Schemes 10 Get fuii-Mcisht Coins.

New York, Dee. % -Suhtreasury OIL
claiB say an effort Is being made IN
New York to jugglo the governments
gold. Exporters nre wording al kinda
OF schemes TO get full-welght coins
They are very anxious TO get hos Of
gold bars and bricks Win tho govern
mcnts STAMP OF fineneHs on them, un-
Gle sam has AG010-o0o worth Of these,
but IA order TO cut down cxporta D lnla
time ago made 1t rule to redeem
treasury notes only In gid coin. The
lightweight coins complained of are al
within the legal limit, one-half Of J
per cont, but the shippers have for
the loss and have sorted the c1inn,
keeping the lightweight ones at humt
The banks objected TO taking them,
and one foreign house took a lot to The
nuhtreasury and asked that ihey DC
redeemed ~ paper, THIS the treasury
nniolaiH declined TO do. sayins the r..
dccming OF paper prumlnoa to pay dli
not carry with II the revcrhn duty OF
rndoomlng gold IN napor Tho only
thing loft TO Go was 90 deposit the gold
Ia tho bank whence u Wuul work Us
WAY back 10 the aubtrenaJry. To-day
tho assay ONCE received novel propo-
sitlon from an exporting house II
wanted TO deposit American Eold cnln
and have a melted into stamped bars,
Tie proportion was declined. though
if the coin WAS light weight or multi
lated Il could b. ~ ltcd az the regular
ZEE. a private detective called az thH
assay ofiice FOR assistance Ia tracing
two gold bnrn which he said had been
smuggied from Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
JonN nuNrrn nAs nnsIoNnD.
cbnirmnn of the Jockey club Outs
the Organization.

New York, Dee. 2S.-Turfmen VIII DO
surprised 20 learn that John Huntor
chairman OF tho Jockey cub. has ro-
signed his position and that his rcslg-
nation has been accepted Mt Hunter
has also rcaigned an a member OF the
board d stewards Of the Jockey club.
Tho resignation OF MIR. Hunter has
been kept profound necwt, ana none
Of his personal friends pretend 10 know
anything about HIS reasons for rending
~ in There was secret melting of
tho stewards of the jockey club yculer-
day afternoon NJ the Cumberland, Jas,
II. Keene. IT, r. HturgiH, August Bel
mont und Colonel w. r. Thompson
being present Mr. Hunters letter o.
resignation, which. Il appears. has b'en
IN the clubs porscBslon since NOV. 10.
was acted upon by previous agreement.
and after adjourning the four stewards
Kept the matter 10 tbomfrlven.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

paleieh. n. C.. Dec 25-Jhmes ~.
varhorsush was found dead in bed IN
a hotrl bore today. He was native
~ Sorth Caroiinn ana eight years $50
Killed a man in ohioi was tried tor mnt-
der. but was convicted Of manslaniht.r
and sentenced 10 nfc Imprisonment.
Juqt after sentence was passed ne AZ.
tempted TO commit enieiue ny euulns
aa,od Potitlons were widely oifcu-
Loo In mis- state nslsinT the governor
~ OHIO 10 pardon HIM. and last Augunl
parion was granted, aud 1erp9ronEh'
after sewn years ~ convict NE, fy-
turned to North Carollua 10 hsI ne'l
drinking heavily several days fhym-
clans said death was due 20 suioeauoh'
Ynrborourhs family r. prominent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
snor ~ THE SHOULDER.
x.aro Use. Pistol Against nm
Az Handle.

Marshall. Tex. Dec. 25.-This m, morn
ing little before O'clock ,.. w. nsn'
Wssvaeld. colored. shot II. L swinyer,
~ ,Sbi.e man, who is q horse trader, n
q W. aeshy nart OF the shoulder. Win
aisaisas pistol , Pey, 8s, Isod preD +.
FOR the ban. but ,, eeu' Sag n0' sip,isE tie
thss IN WIG eancea around into the meek
5 6sRs mp p III Holcomb arresie.d: ne ns,
pro and iodged him T. jan Is, IEs esSyi,
Statement Of the analr ,,,o ,he neos
bone +, an phe races held near town 70 :,
i Az. y when aayaeid put q , SAYING .sne y
S s' IVES going Il ives time be h.. was sv 1as
sud " ~ business; he was not tax
none q ht m: whereupon Mayheld struck ,s
hl ME- wiz sick ne had n ,a ~ ea and
sNinfeT ~ heatins sfaydeld. when ne
eonlns, ~, nis.oi and fired, with lns
drew n,,,t Ewlngar started 70 run
ap arc SS,avHeid fired the second shot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

cntIeeran Prom England showing
That Sentiment Ncered.

New York. Dec. 25,--From q cable
rfs,,saRe received By eS-commodVrc
smith. OF TN New York Yacht CLUB,
from SECRETARY Grant, Of the leoyn
Yacht Squadron, y appears that the
uniiahman c3nsldefN the middle 81
Gun race. but that Lord Dunraven VII
rafa IN September. or Within ihr'e
weeks OF his arrival n this IL nceepta-
bic q special meeting Is considered I'M
necesaary. TO this ineqBags C9mmo'
dore Smith replied to-day agreeing ip
- fhn first race within cight months
from date % uoticr that the terms %
tho New York clubs cable 81 Dec "
are ofiiciaily agreed 70. and also graft
ing Lord Durnyen'a request for three
weeks Ia which 10 NJ out after arrival
Commodore Smith raid to-day that
thla nesaage had seitled the question
and Insured race IN 1875.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Dallas, Tex. pee. 2s--iils Honor
Mayor bryan n. Barry, on yestsIS's
went TO the country ana climbed
tree lfty feet high 10 procure Gnt ,,,
mas mistletoo for Mrs, Harry ae hna
n load last night when he Nen -, ~ Il,
a Main street car. Those who know
dsclnre that Mayor Barry climbs q
troe 10 get misdcioe with as mum
grace as an elephant turns the sia,'a
swing on a horizontal BAR out nc
gels there Just the sane
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
rnonAnLY wANrnn a rLAYMArn.


Spring Green. wis. Dec 2b.--Morris
EnsiRn, an empioyc OF The Great North
efn railroad at Minneapolis. whose mar
Rag. three years ago 10 Miss Lilly
ROBERTS, of this city. caused Comment.
they each being only ~ years Of axe,
last night took HIS 2-year-old Bon from
his mother-in-iaw. Mrs. u. y. ltpbGriH.
Of Valparaiso. Ind, who was visiting
here. lie secured possession OF the
child by pretending 10 wish 10 buy IL
some candy. then drove 10 Aroma and
took the o. m. train for Minneapolis.
His wife IL attending school vt Val
uurulHo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
rm nuI..r Nor ro uMrIl,ls.


Now York Dec. e5,--Prefldent Young
to-day confirmed Tho report that Tim
Hurnt viii not be reapiio nted ~ a Ma.
tlonal league umpire. lie snid that At
ths recent meeting no had been re-
qusattd by several clubs 70 turn down"
Hurst. ana would probably be com
p4lied 20 comply Nr. Young took adj
'taatagc OF the nccaBion 70 say that he
considered him the umpire par sxcol-
i4nde OF the country II Hurst does not
MANAGE fhe Scranton club next season
he win umpire in tho Eastern league.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
oANs Soc, oolLncr pAMaors.
rnporfant Decision Ia Favor OF the
Railways In indianapolis.
sfonx city Firm Fails.

indianapolis. Ind. Doc. 2s.-Ths eu-
prsfne court today rendered = decision
II great lmpoi lance 70 all tho railroads
entering tho city. u was held IN a
tost case by tho supreme court that
property owners damaged BY the con-
etr,ieti0n Of tho union ptauon nrrons
fIIinoia street cannot collect therefor
from tbs company. The declsion was
against Cntharlnc Danszer. who held
that her property had been damaged
10 the oxtcpt Of t5o.o0D- The sum To-
VOWED Indirectly In the decision
amounted 70 several hundred Thousand
dollars,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 25.--John W.
u,'.',,,e b years old, Big Four freight
~ 5uctor was Instantly killed az Ac-
~ shis morning. lie put hls head
t w, ~ 10 rs b9ose window. and. forget
IT, br,dge which was Just ahead,
~ nesd wnr rnnshed 70 puip. fhrsve
IVA al Indiauap is and was married
~ ue,k ago. and was returning nome
- spend Christmas day with ms Dfiae-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Albion college Professors Plan an
Tnpedifion 60 Hudsop hay.

Albion. Mich, Dee. 2G.--hn expedition
10 be known 40 the albion College Bel
entiiic Exploring expedition" "A being
~. a 20 fof neal summer ~ Professors
Dei1a Fail END X. clyde Ford. The
forlitory north Of Lake NiDlg0n AMI
.onth ana west Of Hudsah'E Bay
wiz be visited and " careful study
made. wiki View % obtaining q cor
rret description o. the country and AZ
accurate classification o. ~ fora ana
fauna. Mran. Fail and Ford, reaiizlna
that me north polar Tegion presents
~ largest remaining lold Of which
accurate knowledge has M been OBJ
tafned. decided - use tbelr efforts IN
nttshlng the boundary o. SPECIFIC knowl-
siss n5rihward. ard having secured the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Tvlcr Tex, pee 2s.--T. r. Gotham
has resigned as general manager Of
re lone Star Leather company. and
nae Acc pied the state agency OF the
TauItable Life Insurance company %
In hcaaduarters at Little Rock,
,,bifber4 he Will soon remove.
N Nurohlson has been deslgnaf-
"a ~ 1fr. cotnam's successor with the
Tone star Leather company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

RI Sau passed through the back part Of
ms neck AIR. Smith wheeling in his
ousgy asked him what he meant hi
rscelved no reply as his wouis.be
slaysr had hed. Robbery Is the Nm.
s prssn cause AIR. Smith rests easy at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Dtnison. TEX. Dec. 2s.--swi,ehmnn
Murray, of the Katy at Parsons, shot
aud Killed broiher-ip-iaw Of Jim
French. outlaw leader, lssl nlEht. PAr-
tlcuiars are nnatfginshie here. II Is
claimed that the dead man mot accl-
dental deain- although Murray u IN
JAIL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Prime Minister Dupuy. NJ. Hanotaux.
minister OF foreign affairs. and a nuni-
Der Of other hiva oficiais. Troops were
drawn up In the court yard, and Gen.
Tchertkou was received VITA the high
est honors. Fiatterlng speeches were
exchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

seney. Mich, Dee Is II mothy Kane
campnan far the Miultique Lumber
company, waa stabbed and Killed Dy
Issac stracher last niHht. siracner'
who "a an empioye Of me same com
many. auarreied With Kane IN va
loon and. when the latter seR uli'a nii'''
drew q kf.!ic and kiiied MN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

G, I.ouis. Mo. Drc. 20. special %
u t,cr,,blir from Marahall. H. says
ne curing q controversy between
lna 49, Hamilton and his father-in-law.
N sye'gdn. the quarrel resulted in
arI,smilton being fatally shot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Bonham, TEX. Dec 2b.--A warrant
wnH sworn ont charging a young inan
money yesssrday. but on examination
he was discharged as the bill was a
confederate one aud he was only play
Ing a Joke. bui one I've win not soon for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

utes later he met a stout German
named Frank Tracey and drew the
pistol and shot the latter through the
bowels. Tracey died In Ave minutes
MentAci was locked up. He says he
ala not intend to shoot Tracey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Man, Government Troops hiiieo
md NnrxlNors nescrt.

Mo Grandc do SUI. Dec s'.--flherf
was a serious riot this afternoon alnpns
the government troops hsls =" ~, 49,
so0 soiliers left the garrison ana nrs
now making their way toward ne repei
camp. where they propose 70 enlist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

saith Wounded ny a Lone
iiighwaymnn.

Tex, Dec. a5.-Saturday
george Smith. a highly re-
ttsn aud Mason, was re-
a,toin The Irdinn Territory
S Whlit. Tex. his buggy
,sleaed by lone rider. who,
along With him awhile,
wv NE general topics II the
..nly drew his six-shooter
SIX u N the buggy near his
4 victim. fired. producing
WI not fatal wound. The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

- s--Esfpniucnt th@llniITA II
P2Tls. .sse-n,nr rsccivea Cen Tehert-
rier tn.s anee;ai envoy from Gear Me-.
koif. me s psii announee the latter 8
olas g ~ lo ,o lie throne Of Russia. Ih 2,
aeeession , ~ place in the palace o
a .,s,sses -. Among those present We
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

san Antonio. Tea, Dec. zs.--Otto Ger
fnch'E tailor shop was robbed % Sew
sral hundred dollars worth az stuf
this morninr- .|--- -. "A 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Dallas. Tex. Dec. 2s-A. p. Cary.
dealer in dental and surgical lnstru-
ments, on the second foor AT No, Isl
Elm street had his safe blown last
night.
The safe Is or the common fire proof
sort. The burglara drilled holes Ia the
door and inserted black powder and
the explosion was 80 successful mat u
biew one door W pieces. shattered me
other and even tore up the money
dras.cr aad spllntorca the interior gen
orally. -
cash and gold and other ValuahleA used
IN the dental aud surgical acts, lopi-
ing up $1,000 all told,
The burglars Effected an entrance by
q front window but how they Hot on
The awning IA not SO clear 10 make
their cylt they cut the elevator rope,
and fastening one end OF II 70 the
window, dropped the other ous ~
thus let themselves down into nc
back yard ..
Mir, Cary stated 60 a Gazette report
or mat he rarely ever has over 40
az 800 IN his safe oyer night ana II
,,tas by tho fncrrBt chance thnt ~
md sgos In. II last night lie. got heli
~ mo money too late ycAtcrdny eNeh-
in, 10 get IL in the bank and ne plnce J
II in me rnfe. He says he never ga
have guch a sum IN the safe before
There IL no cine to The burglars
,rho officers nrc puzzled 20 know wnrth-
az the BURGLARY was perpcirateu Wy
same ono who knew the money Wa" "
the snfe. or by somc one who. without
such knowledge. took The chaneea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

DIR. Dennis Cures catarrh.
,oafnesa and en- diseases, Dundee blk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

81 s61s for long and short sterling respectively;
French francs. 51S24 and Sl7i. reichmarks. Sois
ass 3-l6 and 95as M9J 7-l6.
In London British cJnsOls were trife lower at
1Ol 1915 for both money and the account The
Bank Of England gained 100000 bullion on ball
ance. In the open ma:fet money was SITTER AT
9-l6H%4 per cent for discounts and kni2 per cont
for daily balances. Ear silver remained steady I
yesterdays advance 10 29i4d an ounce. American
railway shares were generally lower. bur the
market was not specially weak. ~ Paris French
per cents reacted few confines 10 1888, sight
exchange on London being unchanged at 25ls
francs to the ( sterling.
The committee OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company's second mortgage bonds calls to
the attention Of holders of such bonds that large
deposits having already been made, il is impor-
tant that holders 90 nOn-depOsited bonds should
deposit their holdi at once with the Newly Tx
Security & Trust Company. In exchange FOR nego-
table receipts which will be listed on the New
York Stock Exchange a soon as a majority OF
the bonds have been deposited.
The Homestake Mining Company has declared
dividend No. 1873 of 20 cents per share (S-9'ooD
being an increase Of % per cent above dividend
Of preceding month. payable August %. at the
Office of the transfer agents Messrs. lounsDery &
Co. Mills Building The total amount paid In
dividends to date by the Homcstake Mining COM
pany Is s. 237, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
TROY BOATS

CITY OF iEDl 60 sAVATOGN leaves Per &C W"',
:o,i-t a.i.j. except saturday Express tf'a, or
.a-Hi.si I~eo G~.fs-. Ndir MACS sunday steamer
.ouci-s ~ Arnn, SARATCGt EXCURSION $40
Ifi<1. GEORGE INCrNSIo&. $50 Cool G'rae seas =.
f,NTSFlII. NOt'NThlNS Steamers EAAT.
f.pet,frr. 80 tf~c ~. i.a-. weekday 80 6
- f-erl TIe- e. f,of a: W e. iitf-f'. cn1n-"t0f
rrft.u urfa.n .cl tr.r T. T. tnf d." rr'
D,is 'r...f.n- Tlf~fv o.. fnt Sunni '1.fci1rN -
-ru. lr'si. mr. hoo 4 h0i'"s n,1N'i fr"" ~ r'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
GlnDGDW "CG'
TOPPLES LINE.

r.-a--e-- DREW AMI HEA" H,iIMo%D i"lr- re-
a. y II loot tpnal-s. al d .. m dity t'ui dnt' ~
,.si S...-i cnrrec sab "Nfes u@i'f a. a'9t,
zoe, Talo G~,r-e o.! ~ Adirondar< rl,n's RI !!
sonr. AL Tl.sa 3 IL nfs SATURDAY t'-hi ~'r,'%-
connects SUNDAY morning tain ios Sa'al"Ct 9" J.
~ mi .,.lnor ~ iahr Co e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
+ \ PURSUANCE OF an order made by the

TN PURSUANCE Of an order made 10y the
/ Hon Henry Blschon jr.. one OF the Judges OF the
Court oc Cannon Pleas Tor tie city ana county OF
New York on i2th day Of July so notice Is hereny
given u, All the creditors and persons having claims asahs
Ienamin g Paddock and Charles Fowler -! either o,
them lately doing co-paft1ess IN inc Cy ana
or that they required TO present
thrr said claims with the vouchers therefor duly yerhed
~ the suhscribe duly appointed assignee OF the said
tenamin T. Paddock and Charles Fowler Tor the bcne.
~ Of creditors at his place for Uansactng business az
81. on,ce OF Henry /. Grant, No 81 Park Row ,Soom
on IN the said CITY OF NswYo. on or before the ss
day " October. 1894 - ~
Dated New-York July IL ls9i .,,, 49,, ,,
HENRY T. RRANT. Attorney for Assignee. 81 Park
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
CANCER SHARES ADVANCE.
BURLINGTON ca USES II.
,rc1 .ARATION OF THE USUAL DIVI-
nvND SENDS UP THAT STOCK
AND OTHERS FOLLOW.
:. pk Of Republic 100

sALE' g.. Of BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
IN THE BOND MARKET.

Government bonds continued to be neglected. Out
tha market was steady at unchanged quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
Gntels

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRInTIoTs FOR
thIvfEnpN Al TnE SffoyS oFElfs; 50 e;Sss:
TlsEMENTS the following Branch oaces; 20
E.ghth-ave. corner Twenty thifd.st; isz Slxh-as'
Isl Fourth-ave. Foureenthat: $50 Th'rd-ave.
corner Forty seventh-st LOIS Thrd-aye near Sky:
frsst; los Firstave.: 100 West Forty second.st w
Coumbus;ave g Avenue a; Is:s Thirda. a. ~, IVES:
isss Th!rdave. 2o5 ThIrd-nve between one hundrea'
A, the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fas, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
es3 West hundred ard twenty hftn
AZ and 500 West One-hurdred and forty up 70
o m, IT regular ONCE rates. - go. ~.
IN Rrooktyn. 81 t.ourt-st: 5Ds Dc kAo-2vr. ~
ps1eord- ~. N n m. regular of"ce y,fsA-
ruroprsn Branch ro- embellishments only. "a -
&C.. - - London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BROOKLYN ELEVATED.

BROOKLYN ELEVATED.
Number Of miles ..... Is is - IL
second in August s3i.liG $50 81, ~
Jan. 10 August H.. 1l6i,33 1io23o' llol'"
BALTIMORE AND OHIO soUTHwEsTERN.
scco nDf' week in %aeust s67a s2s$ie s2e45s
Jan. August H.. i55s 800 4liGlss a'4"o21
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL
secon@ week 9 " !" Angus. sela:s csst :sIlas;
Jan. to August ~. 1oGd759i i"sS3'3s 2oi
NETWORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN
Number 81 miles ..... 40 AZ -.
md week In August ss2il2 Sst31' Ss".'.n
Jan. 10 August H.. 2l~2N' 2"'J"'o -'f-"'
NORTHERN Pacific
second week in August s5i2 80 s357'32 s32'@2
Jan. ! to August H.. - iO72lG
CURRENT RIVER
Number Of miles....... - - "
First week in August. 3@uN sli"l 800
Jan. / To- August To-. ll0O3i id3 '2"2'
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND srHiNGFIELD
Number II miles ....... l6i lts' lG1
First week IN August. S'2lI Si"IS sp'..,
KANSAS CITY FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
rirst week In August. s9i -, sI2"i5 500 ..o
Jan / T. August 7..... 2.s-5"13 2o1I.>Gi 2"-N ~
ONO RIVER
Number 81 mlles...... 2l5 2i5 ~
week in August. S22|pl SD ~ 80 ~.
Jan / 90 August 7..... ioi.~S 4""ii "s 2i3
IMPORTS or DEYGOoDS At NETWORK.
For the wcck- .
Entered al tn" port. $2G>> ''2 S2tni"Nl N-l'.l
Thrown The market. 2,G,i ~ l7ifC@ L'''l"'
En,"fci At the p.rt. silao3li a1cis.c73 u.s. 80
Thrown ~ ih" market. Nl"'''-f N'"'N'- - l'' -