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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
eRADSTREET AND DUN.
ube Cloud Of Uncertainty Does Not Lift
Interesting Figures.

NEW YORK. January 5-BEhdstreets
to.r,orrow will say: General trade
throughout The country has been some
s,bst less In volume than last week. an
Indication OF It's character being found IN
a report from Chicago mat small man
orders constitute me puih Oi tne Wno'e,
feature. but the return or cOmmerciai
travellers TO the road Is reported rom
nearly al points. a., 49, IL
The prices for iron ana SUI aIS ne
clared 10 have been stlll further shaued
~ eastern centres since the beginning OF
the year. and while there has been 10
further depression in wool prices con
cessions are 20 be obtained on oHers 70
buy. The assumptions OF work In nous,
trial lines are very numerous. more IMAM
twice as many factories and mills having
started up within the week az nave siius
down. but the reductions OF wages ~, in
the establishments which remain al WoIh.
The orders for print cloths at eastern
mills amount 10 only one thlIu OF ,ns
uusntity on the books one year ago, anu
,t,e weeks sales OF wool at Boston are
a Der cent. less than IN tho like week Hast
year. The woollen mills are dong a
hand-to-mouth business on orders. ano ~,
terrgt I'm the cotton market Is centered OF
recelpts. which have begun 70 fall on
rapidly. although still ahead OF last year,
The low cotton crop estimates cali LOT a
further shrnkage OF receipts. Eastern
dry goods j0bberB are preparing Tor the
evfing movement by ordering and open
Ing supplies. while agents have begun 10
get goods forward. u.
The bank ciearings al sixiy-nye ciuss
for 1903 aKQregaie $54,i6J0O0. falling OH
Of about III ~ per cent. from 1872, about
Z DER cent. from 1901, and less than II per
cent. from the total OF 1880.
Business a. Baltimore IL very Duh snd
the merchants there predict fhae fhe
January volume OF business Will De
tIaalles tbss last year. Merchandise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrEBpAy
was clear and balmy.
The sky at midnight was clear.
Stata ~ fharmOmatar.
NEw YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 5.-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange opened quiet and
about steady. but subsequently. owing to
break in Missouri Pacific. the whole
market declined. Missouri Pacific opened
at 20A, rose TO 2lh. and then broke to
1874 on moderately large dealings. The
room had 1t that the creditors Of the COM
pany intended applying for receiver.
but President George Gould. OF the COM
pany. and Russell Sage, who controls
the floating debt, stated positively that
there was not word OF truth in the
report. President Could further stated
that the treasurer would at once purchase
all the February coupons presented less
the per cent. interest. The company.
he said has the money in bank. This
resulted i'm a rally to 1917.
Louisville and Nashville was pressed for
sale throughout, falling from AIS TO AIS.
Ii Is now believed that the directors. at
the meeting next week, will formally pass
the dividend.
New England opened y per cent lower,
al 9iR. on sensational story that the
company had been unable TO borrow
money in Boston. Parties alleged 10 have
been interested in the latter denied the
Iumors, and Receiver Plat said that
there had been no new developments IN
the affairs of the company.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy was
forced down to Tis on an unfounded re-
port that the company had sold block
OF bonds abroad Western Union, In
sympathy with Missouri Pacific. fell rs.
10 Siis. and the other active stocks re-
acted u TO las per cent. ut the same time:
The selling OF Missouri Pacific ceased
soon after | O'Clock, and then there was
period of dulness
About delivery nour, under purchases
20 cover short contracts, general rally
OF y to ~ per cent. occurred, Missouri
Pacific, Louisville and Nashville. Whls-
key, Western Union. and General Electric
leading. Near the close Louisville anu
Nashville ran off ilS. and the market
le off about steady.
II the specialties Evansville and Terre
haute rose per cent, to 50, and Ameri-
can Tobacco preferred 3. to 80. The
total sales were 10000 shares.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
active and firm.
Treasury balances: Coin. s57.149.OOo; cur
rency, yZy.slLVOv.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy. ranging from l9lh:
last loan at /. and closing offered at
per cent: prime mercantile paper, 44fIz
per cent. -,
Bar silver 6si5; Mexican dollars. 6i9s.
Silver at the board was neglected
Sterling exchange IL steady, with &C
tual business in bankers bills at A.Sfaq
l.s4 for sixty days, and N.SA for demand
posted rates, s. Sifi4 S6i5; commercial bilis,
81. S3a4G4& for sixty days, and S.S for
demanda
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
orA<,rp ArTnN0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
sning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will nov
accept any substitute if offered.
ia 1-Tu, Th(v) saloortpfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
MOVE IN BY FEBRUARY 18TH.
Vhe City Han TO BE Finished by Then
Question of Salaries.

Question of Salaries.
There was n harmonious and interesting
trssion OF the Council Committee on
Lrounls and Buildings in the office Of the
N.y Engineer last evening. 1t was said
there that Colonel Cutshaw had his war
paint on from the determination he
bHd recently shown in the matter of COM
plotting the new city Han al once
The question Of the progress being made
;1nr"r spoke Of the hardness in certain
branches and the reasons as given by
the foremen therefor. He was asked for
~ idea as 60 what should be done In
this connection. and replied that he was
u1der the impression that the house
should b. finished at once, even If II was
EcCcssary 10 double the forces OF work
men in certain branches.
on motion of Mr.. TuIpin the city Engi-
T'er was authorized 20 take the neces-
cary steps 10 have the new city Han
ready for occupancy by February 18th.
TIE committee approved the usual num-
Dr. 81 bills The claim Of Messrs. Broom
Ull. Schmidt & co. for an additional al
I,wauce on their contract owing 10 fl de-
lay Was rejected. go
Monday afternoon at o'clock there VIII
T. joint session I'm the Chancery-COurt
Grounds and Buildings and Finance 10
t0nsidcr the question Of what employees
Fhan be had In the new cry Hall, the
Falarles 10 be paid them, sc.
There were regular business meetings
~ the Committees on Schools ana James
River Improvement yesterday evening.
Elnlv routine business was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06

believe that its possibilities as n means
OF furnishing amusement are unlimited.
II is claimed that by the use OF this ma
chine all the rounds OF boxing contest.
every blow In prize-fght or other con-
test, can be reproduced. and the whole
placed on exhibition at nickel a head.
BY this means the hundreds Of thousands
who would wish to see the meeting be-
tween Corbett and Mitchell can witness
the encounter. counterfeited by the kline
tograph. on every street corner within O
week after the gladiators meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06

Dr. w. w. Douglas. OF Warsaw. Rich
mond county. after a critical iliness' Is
out.
Peggy Rich (coioredD, residing near
Warsaw. Richmond county. atte"p'e"
suicide by hanging with rope
W. c. Jones, n most worthy citizen OF
Richmond county, died At hts nome near
welford's wharf. on "wednesday.
The December payroll for the ROANOKE
Machine Works has been made up anu ag
gregates $4,000. considerable increase
over November.
Mr. Joseph Moore. a well-known cru
died Monday last, after short Illness
He was 60 years OF age.
The Norfolk and Western railroad re-
celyed on Thursday morning from iorh.
pa several handsome new passenger
coaches, which will be put In service AZ
once.
Alien Reese tcolored). living near Farm
SON Robert with a gun whilst In III
OF jealousy. Fortunately the wound is a
very slight one
Miss Lucy Jones, niece OF the late
Judge Thomas Jones, after sickness OF
eighteen months, died yesterday AFTER
noon al Llnwood. Westmoreland county
the residence OF her brother-in-law' Mr.
-. ~ <hNN'i'.
The Ladies' Memorial Association OF
Fredericksburg has invited Colonel waiter
IL Taylor OF Norfolk. who was General
Robert f. Lees Acknowledgement during
the late war. 10 make the annual auuress
on Decoration-Day there next June
Mrs. Lucy Fitzhugh Gibson died at
her residence. In Petersburg. murray
afternoon. after protracted Illness. y, ne ne
decea sed was the widow OF Rev ChurchlIi
J. Gibson, who for more than half cen,
tury was rector Of Grace Episcopai
church In Petersburg.
The first number of the Virginia Bugie'
the state organ OF the Prohibition parry,
appeared IN Staslton on THURSDAY. lhis
paper. which succeeded Anti-Liquor, the
paper published nj Danville by the late
Rev. j. r. Moffett. is edited by w. H.
McIeary. OF Baltimore.
Mr.. IT, II. Mckinney. OF Montross'
Westmoreland county, made a narrow es-
cape from losing his. life while leaving
the steamer Wakefield at Nomni wharf;
In the darkness OF the night he mlssec
the gang-board and stepped o|erDoard
between the steamer and the wharf shu
was rescued.
Mr.. w. Steel. OF Pennsylvania, Is WIN
tering his running horses at the honls
Wood racing stables, Northampton coun-
~ where Mr.. Scotts famous horses were
trained. Mr.. steel has ten horses there
now. and will soon bring as many MOI
from his Kentucky stables, as ne Inii, IN :
that the best locality in the country Tor
wintering horses
The Alexandria authorities have mace
an appropriation of $3.50 to extend SIN
streets and fill up an OLD marsh on III al
north edge of the city, which mas peen
an eyesore since the towh d vi" IN n rar to
emnloy Alexandrians. and no money can,
under the law be paid TO any one not
resident of Alexandra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
ssy. at, - ,,,,uras ranged AZ follows:
CINCINNATI

-
se GiMSi patenis. sS.ss.@: family. '.''S
w W;beat-steady: No. rel. &c.; sa"'''
red. SIC. ,,. ~. white. DC;
No. yellow. Uhc. az.
Park-Iob rates mess, tl2.75; clear ness
n2. aI;an lsn.asi : steam leaf. SIC; leaf
SAC. .,o,,,a,s ST5; short
az Ss pII.s "a ss, short clear sides, NO
Wniskey-ateady At N.lA
ST. LOUIS.
CT. LOUIS. MO-, January b-FO'
without change and steady. sS.c:
Wheat-Firm and lower; January
M cSSirn 70; January. ''se-; AA"
'' oats-pull: May. ME. ., orlers,
parS-standard mess. p3.20; on ''''''
sl4aaS..,-pr,m. steam nominal g. .J rs Scors
Dry saited meats-s'houldeF
ana paac cass shoulders, &C.; longs ''~'
clear ribs, nc: shorts. 49,
THE COTTON MARkEIs' ro,,sn
rrvrRpoOI. January 6-Noon-Sns.ee 49,
4, no.ssrsta demand, freely met, Tssd.
~ ,inohs rSed. American niddunf' ~ hsissi
Saies n 900 bales; American 49, -. Re-
SPECULATION and export, lcc ,,ssso bales.
CENTS. 1900 bales; Amer'ln. January
Futures easy: demand ~. m0as also 4 iS-ed..
am ds-sl3: February anu anrl'
asg.s,d also ls-64d.; March ana herli
4 ,aeld Also 4 2D-6td.. also = ~ "a al.
~ a.. n cd: May and June, a.,
snn = - ga June and july. zse "a hslgs,
: ' ss.sid.. also 2i-ssd. Tenders ~"
az I.afs
M NEW YORK, January SIcoM s I If,ise'
middling Gulf. 5.lec.: uPcs..i QUIET and
sales ssx o. sa Isss' iss 80 bales; January I'll
sss,'.,,ary N's: March. u.s: ap'ha, ,,s,,st'
Nav. $50; June, ss.is; july W.
- -, receipts 40 bales; gross, s%yxs vr
s,norts Continent. GO bales, stock.
none: sales. 81 bales, all sp'n"'
Sssst sslef Ne. receipts ss nlss; sr ia
w W. ss,es: exports. drest Br ,,unt. sc5
rs1es. france. 10 bales; Son asles. 3si
pa tnrwarded. i6ss6 bales sa'0''
rs,ss. snlnners, 81 bales. A., receipts.
Totals to-day. all port, Rr,,ain. 40,
"a. 100 bales; exports; S Hs,ss; stock i.ss'@'
eslss .,. 40 FAR this week; Me- ,s;,a JssifS ,.
Iotsis 70, - sxporss Great bf.sa sntiusnt.
"a "a y sale e. France. iesa bales
s a..' Ss, siace september vt, Ss' iSSss.
.63 bales: expores, ss baies: ceno-
i.ss, - q. n ~ Saies: channs, 40 ss,r'
aso'; M roLT PEANUT ~usrsss
sxoSrs1l,K. va. January ,rtne. ~
~, prime. ,azke.; extra w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
CALLED UPON BY HIS WIFE.
Mrs. McNamce Visits Her Husband-The
sanitation To-Day.

sanitation To-Day.
Mrs. Thomas y. McNamce whose hus-
band Is charged with the murder OF X.
J.. Atwell. paid one u her regular visits
q the 1ail yesterday. She spent some time
81 private conversation with McNamee.
who appeared 20 have been frightened
U.s. her coming. Airs. McNamce appears to
r. very hopeful that the case viii not
e. seriously with her husband.
a sister Of Gau also called upon him
u IS understood that Gaul is TO be de-
5eni"d by Mr. I'M Carter and McNamee
~ SIR. H. ~ Smith. Jr.. and the attOr-
l'}s will work in harmony IN their con
El0t OF tne eases.
The preliminary examinations win be
made IN the Police Court to-day, and
colonel Spotswood has arranged that no
criminal cases shall come ~ in the lust
iuss Court with "a view T. giving his
tntlTe attention 10 the investigation Of
~ Namee and Gaul Colonel Spotswooi
Will Dee assisted IN the prosecution by
Nrssrs d. G. Richardson. Iiiil Montague.
aad 81. J.. Dawson.
McNamee has had many Of his friends
y cali upon him within the past few
days and while he fares just MS any
Fthsr prisoner he is the recipient Of many
little attentions. such as nice things to
Cat. from his relatives and friends He
T. looking well and does not appear TO he
greatly concerned over his trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
The Native Had Travelled.
nndiananolis Journal.)

"Now" said the intrepid explorer. after
ho nod shown the guileless native the IN
Side .le ", workings OF the brass watch and
I'll roted his naive wonder at the mys-
teries OF the mechanism. Il VIII let you
have one Of these for two tuShs. ! nm
The native gentleman yawned
81 traded a secondhand war-club Tor
bushei OF those things when / was al tns
Worlds Fair last summer. sdiu Nv, az" ~
more than a week. Got any chewin
in,,t ,,nnr clOthrsV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06

ITUthsI
Ruyter: tell you, Staynour. / am
working this new style OF magazine ar
ticle for all II is worth.
Staynour: How Is that?
Ruyter: Didn't you see my article on
..How I Wrote My First NoyelY'
Staynour: Yes.
Ruyter: Well the editor has just ac-
cepted one on "How / Wrote How i
Wrote My First Novel"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06

quality Of ofrerinss was also somsvt.s
better than prxvipdsiy this week.
Va, was here to-day. and reoorss = w.;
crop around that section ana q fairly
Nj, Mr; w. II. Dean ief, for the Yves. 10.
s ,,sa m sold about thirty hogshesis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
GRAIN AND corroN rxcu.yc,

RICHMOND. VA, January dove
ipgs-Wheat. KS bushels; corn ,vh,,l,
est bushels; oats. 800 bushels. '''''sh
co. sales Wheat. 81 bushels; corn twhl,e,.
Observation-Disclosures. Iongberry eaass.
mixed. e2ussc.; shortberry, eonsc NJ
3 red. &c. 49, NO
,Corn-White. Virginia. bag lots. sf,4.o
NO. white. sassy; No. mixed. 81;
mised s,c No uor Io seed ,l Asaslci No.
Rye--<Hf5sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
PETERSBURG BUSINESS FAILURE.
Well-Known Shoe Dealers Make an Assign
ment-Ladies Fought the Flames.

PETERSBURG, VA, January 5.-(Spe-
cial. )-Messrs. Ridout 81 Vaughan, we'll
known shoe dealers of this CITY, to-day
made an assignment to Mr.. Charles II.
Davis, trustee, for the benefit OF their
creditors. The deed transfers the en-
tire stock Of goods, the personal property
of the firm, all notes, bonds, open &C
counts. and other evidences of debt, ana
also all interest in the house In which
they have conducted business. The cred
itors are divided into four classes, as iol-
lows: First, note Of $500 TO the National
Bank: second, debt for S9l2.T due G..
w. Vaughan; third. Romano Bros,
s75.Sl A. Wright, $27l 10; fourth, to pay
ratably without preference, all other
debts due by the firm. The trustee Is 10
take immediate charge OF the stock and
sell the same within sixty days. The
gentlemen comprising the firm are well
known and popular gentlemen of this
city.
LAMP EXPLOSION.
A kerosene lamp which hal been left
burning in the parlor of the residence of
Mrs. Alex. Steel, on jefferson street,
exploded last night. Fortunately none
OF the family were in the room at the
time. therefore escaped injury: hut the
ladies fought the flames bravely AMI eX-
tinguished them without serious damage
The expectations Of manufactured to-
bacco from this city during the month
of December aggregated over $4,000
pounds. The shipme nts from Petersburg
show that 1t is the largest exporting
tobacco market i'm the country.
Business since the opening Of the new
year indicates bright outlook for the
year in all departments of trade.
Nsrrugss-s<sss ~<<~~.s1@
DR.. Bulls Cough-Syrup IS sold every
where, and 1t always cures coughs ana
colds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
,,rruopp STOCK MARKET.

DALTIMORE, MD, January b.-Nir
ginia SIS, 55%. bid; Baltimore and Ohi'
sstnck sslL asked: Baltimore and Ohi'
Sonthwestern frsts iO2. bid; CONSOLIDATED
Gas stock 53izfi54.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
sNfISFuENTS.
NNNr-~ co0JN0-~--~~ ~>-.~.--~-~0 -~~l- % ~-~(
nNHE GREAT WORLDS FAIR
Il AT MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
under the direct auspices OF

CENTENARY METHODIST EficCOTAL
CHURCH.
DR. D. G. POTTER'S
GRAND ILLUMINATED LECTURES.
TUESDAY EVENINGS, JANUARY 9TH, 10TH,
23D. Both.
This Grand Romance illustrated aud Described.
SUBJECTS AND DATES:
No. 1.-WORLD'S FAIR AND CHICAGO-Com-
parsons and Contrasts. A Bird's-Eye
View.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9TH.
No. 1.-THE GROUNDS AND BUILDlNGS-Ar-
chitecture, Work Of the States, &c.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10TH.
No. 3.-SOME SPLENDID INTERIORS AND
WONDERFUL EXHlBIIs-lnyentions
and Art
TUESDAY EVENING, JAHrARY ODD.
No. 4.-THE MIDWAY PLAISANCE-The Fer
ris Wheel and Vanity Fa1r-Ihe People
of All Nations-Dsrk Corners OF tho
Glohe-The Study OF Mankind Is Man.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY Both.
Prices: Single Admission Doc. re-
served seats, 75c,; gallery, 25c. Course
tickets dor the entire four lectures, with re-
served seats, 81. For sale by the ladies OF
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church aud AT
the Box-Onnce Of Mozart Academy OF Music
ia 6-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
prcuuoNp STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, January 5.-Sales,
900 Richmond city IS Dong date) at iVi
Closing quotations:
Government Securities Bid. ASKED
rrri.oa Gtafea a. II. and q. llZl2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Nancy. Beads. Stocks. Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. kc.. and the
Wea Their Indications
By telegraph 70 the Dtspstch.)

WASHINGTON. d. c., January e.
lC0l0 Forecast for Virginia: Partly
cloudy weather; decidedly colder
! west to north winds. becoming
variable.
North Carolina: Cloudy weather. with
rain in western portions cooler; variable
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
p,ct.woND VA. January 6-So auc-
.,an osyerings on Change to-day, :,
private sales--Fillers. s.. Wrappers y
Total, Is hogsheads'
Revenue Collections a -, a
Cigars aud cigarettes ',..'i''..''' ns, &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06

rc,st ............,.~s.s.s. &sU
I,css sales to-day were aGht amount
,ng ~ only iAas0 pounds. with shn ~. .s
est Bright loose sales to-eay ~
larger than heretofosy tn~ -.xes TSs
prices we're well w on ~ s'ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-06

NEW YORK, January 5.-;Special.)-C.
~ Collins. $. NJ. Goodman, Astor; II.
i-efebre. st. Denis.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-28
Supreme Judicial Court.

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND SIS.
Portland & Rochester Railroad,
VS.. Tn Fouitv
Portland & Rochester Railroad
Company ct ais
WHEREAS pursuant to an act OF the Legs,
w lature OF the State OF Maine approved
February g. 1881, entitled IAN act to lncor-
poraJe the Portland Il Rochester Railroad
and In order to perfect and quiet Its title TO the
railroad and appurtenances, property, rights
franchises and privileges of said Portland q
Rochester Railroad Company SAID POrtlano "
Rochester Railroad has filed its bill Ill equity IN
said Supreme Judicial Court, for the taking ana
appraisal of the interest in said railroad ana
appurtenances, property, rights trahchlses ana
privileges held BY any portion or any CLASS OF
stock or debt not already acquired by IL ana
whereas the suit thus begun is now pending IN
said Court
Now therefore all persons Interested IN the
subject matter of said suit are hereby ordered
10 anpear before said court within one month
from the first Tuesday OF March, 1894. then
and there 10 do and receive what said court
shall then and there consider in that behalf.
ii is further ordered shat plaintiff cause an
attested COPY of this order to be published
three successive weeks in the Portland Daily
Press aud Daily Eastern Argus, once a week
for the first and second weeks and daily TOR
the third week. the last puhlics1ion to be
at least thirty days prior to the sixth day OF
April, 1894. u.c,yUrr
a trae copy. .-. ,,ou,.
febl5, % ,26, 27, rs. mari ,2,S