davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-17

ELEGANT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor; large hall. third floor, in Lyons I
block. John Lyons.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. % BROUGHTON STREET; /
immediate possession given. Apply II. >.
Claghorn, 95 Bryan street.
FOR RENT. STORE on BARNARD
street, next TO corner York street lane.
Apply Il. 5. Claghorn. So Bryan street.
FOR RENT. RESIDENCE 175 SOUTH
Broad street. thorough repair. immediate
possession. Apply next door, or r. ).
Claghorn. SO Bryan street
FOR RENT, 1O91s BARNARD STREET.
facing Chatham square; immediate pos
session. Apply next door, or X. ). Gag
horn, 80 Bryan street
FOR RENT, NOS. 1871 AND 1876 YORK
street, near Montgomery. Apply to Rob
ert II. Tatem.
FOR RENT, HOUSE 104la HABER-
sham street Apply j. NJ Asendorf, cor
ner Habersham and Jones street lane.
TO RENT. 1871 HENRY STREET, CON
tanning seven rooms, bath and large yard,
Thomas A. Pollard, 1879 Broughton street.
TO RENT, FROM OCT. l.. 1856 1ss. 100
New Houston street, containing eight
rooms, bath, etc. Thomas A. Pollard.
TO RENT FROM OCT. 1, So VALID
W. p ''pNNN" AiA'iAAt1f' - NAaA''AN'
TO RENT FROM OCT. 1, s. VALID
burg street, corner AberCorn street
Thomas a. Pollard
TO RENT. A LARGE DWELLING ON
West Broad streets; suitable for a board
ing house. Thomas A. Pollard.
TO RENT 2O5 NEW HOUSTON
street containing eight rooms, bath etc,
and large yards. Thomas A. Pollard.
TO RENT. SEVERAL HOUSES FROM
$3.50 to SIS per month. Thomas A. Fol
lard.
TO RENT, A NICE BRICK HOUSE
on York street. first east of Hahersham.
with all conveniences Thomas A. Fol
lard.
FOR RENT. HOUSE 1852 WALDBURG.
All conveniences. Louis Nogel, 20 Jeifer-
son.
FOR RENT, EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
1871 Gwinnett; all modern conveniences
Apply to William G. Cooper, % Whitaker
street.
FOR RENT, STORE NORTHWEST
corner Broughton and Barnard streets;
one of the best stands in the city; pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
Hampton l.. Ferrll, Court House.
sALOMON COHEN HAS SEVERAL
desirable houses for rent, in good loCa-
! don, at moderate rent.
FOR RENT. 1856 CONGRESS STREET;
now occupied by the Title Guarantee and
Loan Company; possession given immedi-
ately If desired. Apply on the premises
to r. L. Hackett. cashier, or to c. II. Dor
sett, 142 Congress.
FOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE RESI-
| dences Nos. 90 and 100 Taylor street. be
| tween AbeIcorn and Drayton streets. For
! particulars apply tC"S. Guckenheimer &
Sons Bay and Jefferson streets.
| ITO NEW HOUSTON STREET FOR
rent Newly built, all modern improve
! ments, speaking tubes, electric lights. etc.
| Apply l72 New Houston street or Appel 81
| Schaul.
| NO. 1914 LIBERTY STREET; POSSES
! sion at once John T. Rowland, SO Bay
! street.
/
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

R<RYtM AND BAILEY.
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH.
Circus IIppodromo. Races. Menagegie5
Most Thrilling Aerial Acts
Greatest Equestrian Foats anI blsi'a.s'
Iiy 200 champion crNus performers
. Menageries. Herds OF Elephants
Chiio and Johanna. the Living Giant GoriNas.
Pathological Congresses O, Strange People
Two Exhibitions Daily. AZ 2snt p m. ...
Seats % 30 ~ and ST. according 10 location irva,s @
boxes. Sl2 single box seats, e. boN OiHc@ opo" "1"S
from A. m. To > ,. m.
NEW METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
~ GRAND OPERA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
HENRY L. ABBEY AND MAURICE FHAu,
This afternoon, Matinee Performance ot GouN- Opefa'
ROMEO Er JvLIErTE.
Mines rom>s Guerca: NM. FL. DE Reszke Plancon.
Martapoura, Customary and Jean De Reszke'
Tonight at Brooklyn Academy CAlsMtN. ..
There will be- Performance In y Y. to-nlght SUD
scrhcrs can exchange Evgs tickets al box once tor
Friday. Ev'g April -. the last night - the opeIa'
sunday EV'g April 22-ony SUNDAY concert: 49,
Solosts Meba and Scalchi. Nm Nignas am ran
con Entire opera orchestra Conductors. SIG Sidhci-
nei and Beyignani - -,
Sunday prices Soc 75c Sco. $50 Boxes. 81 and 81:
Mines Nordca and Petglani: NM. Iassale. I'd DO
Reszke Castlemary and Jean De KeszHe.
Tues Evg. Apl. -. Joint appearance OF
NINE CALVE and NINE. MELBA.
Double Bll. Cayaeris Rustlcana and Pasllacci
We'd Afternoon. Apl. -. only matinee Of CARMEN.
We'd. Ev'g. Apl -. FAUST.
Thurs Fvg Apl 26 by request. Lucia III Lanmermoor.
FRI Ev'g Apl -. last night of the Opera.
KNABE PIANO USED EXCLUSIVELY
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

House s629.92; The business Of the Sub Treas
ury for the week ending tonight Includes re-
cepis OF sls,l3G.lR and payments OF s2O'Ji"."Zo'
leaving the general balance $l52.Sl3342. against
Sloo,02O,52O on April g. an apparent loss oi
s2,2O'1S DcdUctirg from the payments $?,i3e'-
900 and from the receipts $9,9iLooO for items
which affect only its account with the general
Treasury. It's loss affecting the banks IA
2,"So.l1s. and this result does not include pay
ments of s34427 for purchased Pacific Railroad
bonds.
To-day's operations included: Receipts. si.237.-
$40; payments S2.S34. .43O; with balances Of $lO2-
3O2 lS5 coin and s5O.5i1. .2O7 currency.
The United States Treasury n Washington re-
ceved to-day $4,000 National bank notes for re-
demption.
The customs receipts were ,2S3 the internal
revenue receipts $391G24 and the miscellaneous
receipts $1S313o
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
Win the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Nc r! on hand >'i g sl6 & me-
xsi hand sr.r on assa "a 81 H95sGI Pcc Iss 93 %
Actual cash in the
,r ,retsniy nI, vaults vanits
certificates ....si?S 729oiS sl2S45Sos Dec s27l9o'
Deposits in bank slI 7GGaei sii5,; -, Dee $50 5aG
Net cesh balances io 500 slioOo3>G, Dec SUE go
The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm.
offerings of bankers bills were small. because
arrangements for gold shipments were completed
early in the day while there was the customary
demand for mercantile remittance. Following
are closing quotations fer actual business: Bank
ers bills. 81 S1M "a 81 and 81 SS4 4Ms4 SSi. for long
and short sterling respectively: French francs.
5l7ia and 5ljSs reichsmarks. 80 5-lG and 953s.
In London British consols were "A trine lower
at 100 l-16 for money and steady at I00is for the
account. The Bank Of England gained further
10000 bullion on balance. I'm ,he open market
money was steadier at rs per cent for discounts
and per cent for bankers balances. The price
OF bar silver was unchanged at 2S@Ad ounce
American railway shares rallied a fraction and
closed at about highest figures. but business wa
very limited. At Paris French per cents re-
acted 10 9950n 800. sight exchange on London
rising to 2J.lS francs to the t sterling.
The committee OF the bOndholders of the
Spokane and Palousc Railway report that 81. 400.
600 out Of total issue Of 81. .1GG 900 has been de-
posted with the New-YpIk Security and Trus
Company. The time FOR deposit OF bonds has
been extended 10 May /. after which date bonds
Will be received only on such terms is the com
mittce may impose.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
c1ns1xn rR1cEs OF cI1cAGo sTocKa.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, AIrll ~ p' III
Although quiet. the stock market was u'a-
tinguished to-day by an evident uneashesS oH
,ba mart of the bear faction. The principal buy
ing of ST. Paul, for instance. was merely coN''
ing of a short interest which at the end may
have been just large Investment brokers
frequently are employed TO sell and bear brokers
10 buy stocks in the hope that public operations
NAV be Influenced Unfortunately there is no
general interest in speculation. Daily huctu-
atons are disregarded by the real owners oil
securities They are unwilling 10 sell AZ pre-
vailjng prices and they also are equally re-
luctant TO increase their holdings. The market
Is left therefore 10 professional traders VINO
care for nothing beyond an occasional pToht. II
a fraction can be extracted from a venture 'he
present leaders Of the market plume 'heih7"iNca.
For these reasons the movements are haiI"M
and without real meaning. 1t Is not clear that
conditions Will soon be changed. because ',e
action OF Congress ON any suD)ect cani.o, .'r ~ "
forctold There has been no important in'pr"N'-
ment in general business while railway rates
seem 10 be maintained with some dlilculty' am
In spite Of strict economies In operation n't
earnings are not always favorable. Thc oilcId'
explanation Of the large reduction IN woTlhg
expenses ia the March statement OF the 81 iaul
railroad are hardly satisfactory. because IL was
NOT proved that nothing was taken from the
maintenance Of the road and equipment. Every
body knows that n smaller trafhc requires
smaller expenses. but beyond that simple i@c'
they can be made explicit. From the reports
Of some companies 1t would seem 10 be logical
conclusion that If they did no business at All
their net earnings would show large increases
The stock market strong. even if du
Chicago Gas was foremost In every respect al
though the Attorney General OF Illinois was not
known 10 be prepared to express an oiflcial oplh-
ion on the legality Of the combination. IL WAS
reported that he might not be able 10 make up
his mind until next week. and IN me medh"hll'
the stock advanced further Ia per cent ana
ended virtually at the highest price. Excepting
Chicago Gas and 81. Paul, the transactions IN
no stock reached 10000 shares. Final chanses
however were fractional advances. and In rev
snecialtIes they amounted to lm2 per cent ana
the closing was strong. although Hnaliy slght
concessions were allowed The embarrassment
Of q small bank exerted no appreciate influence
The exports of gold also were without eiIrr'
because they were not beyond expectations. Inc
+otal shipments amounted To $32OO,OO0 here, ana
500 200 AT Boston. The specie VIII come IRON thc
,rrea asury and probably the legal tender reserve
is again impaired. 1t is to be hoped that TINS
ends for the present the outward movement Oh
gold hut rates for exchange closed strong ana
Tho hone may not be well grounded.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Tbore were no transactions In Government
honda at the Stock Exchange. ana TOR pOth
nlaeecs Of per cents bids were lowered. Inc
cloeine quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
cIIVEn Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. @'2 Broad Broad
vI,v door OF Thirty y-nrst-st.; and AbN Err
rI@E,fENTS AT the following Branch Onlces. 204
Eghth-ave. Twentyhird- d-st l52 SiXth-ave
III Fourth-avr corner Fourtrcnih-st. IGJ LhirdaNr
corner Forty-scvenh-st; lo2G Third ave near sStX,,
orq II 7OS First-aVe l0J West Fortysecond st i92
Couinbis-ave: - Avenue A. LIB Third 20 west
aJ7 West Forty secOnd-at, Jot Thrd-aFe
aSs Thirdave; 2Ojl Thrd-eye. between One-hundred-
and twelfth and On. hundred nd-thrteenth sts
A. the TIAR OFFICES. $50 East one hundred and
nfth-st 243 West Onehln1re and -twentT NTH
a. and 500 West hundred and forts fthst. up 10
o. M a regular Office rates. - -, --,. - ,so
In Prook 5O1 De tSale-aNe lzoo
ped,or,i- ave- I'M 10 m. regular office rates.
indoa once for Norfolk Street. Strand
London. England,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

To! Peo & w. II IL :: -: "a ''''
/ ENrr@ss.. -. M ~ ~ 80.
ao MOT ''' % 10 20 20 - ~ 80
Wels "a I:x..127 i27 l27 ,o7 ,e3 ~, -,
"'"' '''''' H' - sIN s4t Si's 81, 2GT7
UNLISTED STOCKS
Am Sug H"al. aN', oS. rs osa. as. asa. q sc,
do Lr"f....... "2ii a2a. D2i. a2, g2 vei. i33
Am fop com. SGia NJ ~ S-s s6x - ~
Dul Il A.. -. 't ,,' :, '''''
I rr.,',i't,' -, a.. -. 15s IL,
No, r,rc.t 80 ,3lt - - 2oH 81. so
Ma Lend. d...... A1's :,la. 3a-' .o ~,
ID pr"f....... sGk SJas sa Sa, Si Sc's 10
r.
g s,ri,.::::; s3,.::::; j J. j !, Il " - 70
Total shares fjr the day..........-. i53 90
. TX dividend.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
DY VIETI'E OF OrdInancc 81 lI.lll. aulhor


PEOr0sAIS FOR
FOr-p PER Cr.N.r .l-YFAE GOLD RENEWAL. EOFpS.
MAlORS OFFICE. ~
ST IOT'Is Apru 9TH. 1894.
INV vrpTT-I. 90 or,iironrc No l. ~ authOr-
* ~ ! VI ' - '.',.,s ~, rho Ct,v
- fins 10" issue ana safe OK r NJ ~ 100,
ot 81 l"uis. f'al"l Proposals ir iN' -, ,h,,.
million dollars tS2r'"Hl "r f'ur ihhi'I 'i"f .,-
tanI pounds sterling N'll'f" IN .'i. ''.'' , ,,
described. i''ltiOu there r. Vii To
Mavlrs 0lc.. IN th" tltv - ~. LOUIS untt y 'l'
of ne 18Th dny 81 Nay. 1885, and pHb'y ope"'u
bt the unf errlgn.l "a said place and hour
Sad ionle viii ice dated June ~ lN' 9nh VII ""l,n
400 sterling. tho bidder ri'rt pa}1hl" t",h,
,9pi after 'h"ir dnt". aud VIII bear interest," l'
tlr- GATE ths of four - "f cent PR "iHu''
Ssm annual in'ar"st roufsln'. pafaii" 'h ln" ~ 'H E
Iuuo ana December rcsp"ctt,'lr VIII b" aiia'h"d 70 'a
follows n '~ b,nd' rr" - tn" denomination 9i So,
viii o.. p,M ~ rr option = ,lr ld"r. c,.h ~ IT,
SNrlONAf HNNK Or roMNEl'E n sew ,Nr' ~
United E'r'cr g. % a. %. ~ ~ tir ,ll'' ~ .'' -
lank - Scotland limited b Nchoi!s Lane lon'on,
rrf,rI IA sf.r'inr ~ o; - ~dhj per pound
S,..r. and n ,hr bonds a-e - IN" denomination <
fiui s,e-ne then principal nnd interest thereof VII
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

A,oonp state issues Virginia deferred os, tiuS. ti
racair,s remained active. but from 10 ~ nv, thrs
sor,ed 10 be pressed for sale while NirslhIH
r,nded debt 2-3 per cents declined u per MN nm
=, co The only other transactions were III ~ -
nesece settlement 3s which were nrm d' 90
o., hank stocks were wholly neglected. iii,
Tho General bond market again was dull' wiz, WIN.
,s iwau distributed, and variations were sis ., ~
80 tnsirri6cant Atchison issues were t uu'
ard practically unchanged. although Coioi Coe nd '
Midland As recovered part OF me loss huIi, i
,ns,nrdov Chesapeake and ONO consoi - and and
General 4lss rallied Hdl2 per cent. Chlolso c'n "'|r
Vnrthcrn Pacific lrsts. receipts were ,e,o ,hr ts
tIon higher. at 47Q47ls. but Northern Incai0 ,m,
e,ns we're irregular COnsol 0s were ~ ~ac.It' ,han
ot oal thev closed only X per cent io"e' ~ -
tho, 6id yesterday Rock Island eN'ehSlo' -,
deci,ned 10 103isW1O3%. and debenture .,.nd %, a
9aI also suffered a small loss. ERE seI9,.o rrta
con.oIs were dull at 50. and chicago anu 80. ,'
incomes q lower at 1874. Reading TsneS ,eIi Us g..
nng,nc.ed excepting first incomes. whicn Ieir ~ .
mer cont 10 3D. Fort Worth and peilvci. ner
9rs,. on considerable sales declined aiso al - IN
cont IN n Wabash frsts were strong S NJ
io7iL and seconds rose IA per cent 10 S~,as Ie~.
rac Ca n,ade to our full report OF ponu % sni ~,
Patee Tor money either on call or tifne WIZ ~
changed but extremely easy. ,....ss follows:
The Clearing House statement =, va nso az ,oa
rrenannes SIS 2so 74s; balances s'2sz.ioSS, -ro
rh GH,h Treasury was debtor TO the C'e"'~
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
sTRENGTH IN STOCKS.
,oSE SOMEWHAT HIGHER.

,,y PROFESSIONAL NATURE OF
RADING-SLIGHT CONCESSIONS.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
financial.
PROPOSALS FOR
nALTIMoRr CITY STOCK

I , nALTMoRE CITY sTocEE,
rinnone Mnyor's Gncc. Clr Hal Baltimore Ma. viii
hs rocsI'e "t Or r. SXY or ALL OF rHE FoiLGwrNG
sfEFlTH4fs Or 4ifE CirY 81 iALiIMon now heid
!" '"~ ,,m f",,c. I",.,..' A..,,o,
CITY Han per ;s,, COT jan A't1 July '"l ''ecoo
cry Han per i.:5s cco'. Jan. AP,9,' July AMI $500
Funding 5 ,ss, i;.s Jan AP Po, July and IL, go
Jones. FAN. . pg Feb. Nh. Aug ana' c.o.o
1900
W Nj RR . pesrc' January -, ,n,, 500,
Loan due IN l'| "''' '"'y'
Water per cen, May afa >........-
Loan. ia" IN 1916 "'''m'e'' 2i30o
Funding . per cont May and
Loan. iuc in 1916 November a,-o
H"T'8'' GfS' Lam 'inn due in and July ,oc,
Paving 4 per cent May and ,,o
Loan, due in 1870 No''"'e''
wMd RR. per c January ,.,n ia9 700
Loan due In l"2' ana '"'''
"I.oa loan. due in 1895. Noyember. l'''"'
Jones, Fan ac, per Feb. May. Aug anal
cont Loan due In nov 15''o
Jones Falls 20 per Feb May, Aug and
cent Loan due in N''' 10000
Inter Improv't $50 january , ,, ..
per cent Loan. due ""i '"''' SV"T"
In i92s
c,so,,,o,.a . 20 rer January
cent. Loan. due In ' ''''' i"'''"
Public Improv't $50 'H'N"'' .,, ruiy - ooo
per cent. Loan due ~ '' '''''
1910
" Nd. R.R. 32j per january M, ru,v 10 900
Loan. due In u ''''
1927.
rones. F,rs 2 nor Feb. May Aug and
cent. Loan, due IN "o' $500
W II r. gtd January ,,
HHu ""ly'
Bonds due in 1900.
W Md II. Il. gtd. g January ,, -
per Coupon anu july lol.Wp
Bonds due IN 1890.
s233i. 100
on the following terns viz: per cent t. be paid on
notification acceptance Of any p'pai ana te pA'-
hncc June 10. 1894 l., 49,, 49,. , ,,,
Of baltimore maturing on Juy l. lN"f anu
that have accrued the latter VIII
securities delivered the purchasers ny the feslsfr
| ~ ,hc civ upon he payment for the SAM
Commissioners Finance reserve The figh, 10 reject
any all bids. ~ . ,rn,u,
"' FERDINAND C. LAThoME; Mayor. comml,.loncr.
ENOCH PRATT. :" f''""'e
" SPENCE.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
Proposals.
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY, NATE

l RIAL. Hc.
OFFICE OF THE Pt BITC PRINTER.
WASHINGTON. -. e.. April II. lSol
Sealed proposals VII be- received al this otc" nh,i :
.tn.. m MAY : 1885, Tor furnishing stationery. tnel
A.. .r Z th" Government lrintng 'hc"
turing tn. fiscal ending June 30 lS' sealed pro
i ,ill osn be received tim" FOR furnish
ns material for the ~ thc - ."rnmrnt lrintnns
odi.e luriug the fiscal endiag Jun" 30 lS'I ne
riqhf To reject and nl l1s ana :" "aN" d"t'tS u
rood Detailed schedules The stationery. fuel c'
,J material rcquird accomr 10y blank proposals
and giving the regulations "th which bidders must
rnuIplv can lr obtained hy addressing this once. -
FRANK " PALMER. Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
$GjO.OOO
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
AND ST. LOUIS RilLWIY COMPANY.
lst. Consolidated Mige. 81 Gold Bonds.

INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AID OCT. l.
DIE ioe~.
c.utor Bonds - 5000 os~h with privilege u ress-
tr.ii0n.
IN. Nashville Chattanooga and -. Louis Railway
,r,,.,ov t. ~ f.rfi,n u th. I.luiyyu. and Nashville
Railroad System. lt h1s paid regular DIVIDENDS snr"
1856 paying quarterly dividends his year u i. per c'nt
and haa % surplus II oyer $1,000"
We offer the nbo,r Honds ut 1Ot subject
to snIc md advance In price. mud RECON-
mend them ns II desirable Investment.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
financial.
financial.
To the UOidcrs Of the CONSOLI-
DATED NORTG .1GE BONDS
nj the Northern PUcTc RHU.
7'ONH COnuUUIU:

S't" 'O"DN"U
You are urged to promptly deposit Your
bonds under the Agreement OF Deposit whirh
has been prepared for your protection.
Successive defaults in interest upon prior
mortgages Uhc Seconds on October l, 1896
and April I, 1894 and the Thirds December
I, 1903, and doubtless on June hrst next make
prompt action in yonr behalf necessary.
are soaIlly pursuing expert examination ol me
:ompanys affairs ana viii in due time make TIE result
Aircaiy it la. i.~n a-ccrtancl by US: .....,,,
lni@icnrSs eR' dF- 'i 6i ABOUT '
q Yh.ch heHs ior maH,ia RAJ sgrP~5 & bo hcreore M.
arscr part cash remaining in the Treas
ury after pa,irg the First Mortgage ntcrrsi: ,.,r,
to '"1' secrr rN' ec"n"mical ard safe opora,ion;
e hrt lT lnT NJ" y S o anuary $ isoi have
amounted to only $'N t6 2%nru ,n for the inter
and Sinking Fund charges accrng during NAV pe"i
That gross earnings since December first hav" shown
marked decline without corresponding reduction o' OPP
That ,herc not reasonale prospect t 10, f@r INV INV
crops.
The committee has, in its Investigations and
efforts to secure economies, the active CO..
operation and support of the holders OF about
one.half of the Third Mortgage Bonds and OF
more than onc-quartcr of the Second Mortgage
Bonds-the benefits OF such united and con-
/ ccrtcd action by all classes OF bonds being
manifest.
Bondhoiir,5 7rFo mar net 0CJr, Nf r3y1fn' ''fI1"
/ tlan hr,rdfGr tyctrrhd by ms committee may 7rM'
d,afr Mfir 6oni' J,0m dtpaSH niT Mf terms 81 IN
| agreement.
Your lest Interests require immelat" deposit or Dhs
which should be- maze with the Mercantile lIGs, On M
pany. DeppsiiarH. Engraved certificates - G'oAt a.
being issued by sad Trus; Company. and aIphroh WI
be duly made 10 list these certificates on the Nr" YIN
Stock - aause. 80 -
! EDWARD H. ADAMS Chairman
JOHN &. lU'fI.lTa
Louis FITZGERALD
CHARLES II. GDlfEEN
iTIAI.IES IANIER
;. L. PROBSf
JAMES STIiIMAN.
ERNST TiIALMAN$.
Committee
Mills Bullllng New-Y city. April H. l'o'.
A MARCUS secrctarv
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

NO FREE TICKETS TO ANY ONE
Las. week. WI exhibit in Brooklyn. Monday.
April %.
-Four days nj Halsey-s and Saraogaave and two days
At 4thaye. and Sl-st.
cr,wae1 Houses, Thousands Turned Awav
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

CITY or ST. LOUIS
PROPOSALS FOR -..,.,,
FOUR PER CENT au-YEAR GOLD RENEWAL EoNpS.
MAJORS oFFlCE go, ,eo,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-21
State GRANGE and State Assessors.

The attitude of the Maine State Grange
upon the subject of having a representa-
tive of the agricultural interests upon the
board is very pronounced as may be seen
from the following resolutions unani-
mously adopted by that order at Wednes-
days session of the annual meeting:
Whereas, the five hundred patrons
gathered on this the twenty first annual
session of the Maine State Grange repre-
senting as they do more than seventeen
thousand members, scattered over the
farms of Maine and pledged to service
which shall promote the advance of our
agricultural interests, the magnitude of
which exceeds all other industries Of the
State and affects more directly a large
number of inhabitants.
Whereas, largely through the influence
of the patrons of the State, a State board
of assessors has been established by law
to reach and fix, SO far as possible, an
equitable valuation of the property of the
State, therefore be it
Resolved, that this State Grange request
and insist upon the election of member
of that board who shall stand as repre-
sentative of the agricultural interests and
who will labor to secure just and fair
valuations of all classes of property of
whatever kind and description.
Resolved, that we pledge our influence
with our individual senators and repre-
sentatives elect to secure such selection
and election at the coming session of
the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-21

selfish advantage of the straits of the gov
ernent Another bond issue followed
Spectators took advantage of this. They
paid their borrowed gold into the treasury
and then in a few days began to with
draw it. President Cleveland and Secre-
tary Carlisle became, if we may be par
doncd the expression, ratified badly
s'rattled. y This is not strange in view
Of the fact that they had exhibited SINH
lar symptoms under less pressure. I'm
PEELED by the fatuity that has been insep-
cradle from their efforts since assuming
the duties of their present office, they
proceeded to formulate plan, which they
hoped might afford relief, or at least di-
vert attention from their past record.
They formed it hurriedly, upon radical
lines and in a manner such as would, they
thought, attract to its support not only
free silver advocates but state bank theo-
rists.
This done they proceeded after their ar
bitrary fashion to railroad the measure
through Congress under plea that it was
imperatively needed to prevent another
bond issue, and yet another. Here was
an announcement not calculated to allay
business anxiety. This hysterical cry,
threat, ukase or what not, was not cal
culated to soothe the apprehension of the
timid investor. Secretary Carlisle found
it exceedingly easy to dictate this measure
to his stcnographer, but we trust that
when he comes to dictate its passage by
Congress he will find it not only diff
cult but an impossible task.
As Congress gives the subject consider
alton it fails to see wherein this will
afford the immediate assistance so fran
tically called for. Carlise's Help me
Cassius or sink" doesn't seem applica-
BILE to this measure in the light of exami-
nation If the bill became law it would
not do away with the legal tender, it
could not prevent raids upon the gold re-
and here the astonishing ability of the
administration to keep the buiness inter
ests in ''hot water" thrusts itself into view,
the radical attempts to force this meas
ure down the throat of Congress unmasti-
clted serve to promote the dread uncer-
tainty that has existed. 1t looks now as
if this would be continued to the end of
the chapter If the bill gets through the
House it will linger along in the Senate
of which it is impossible to foretell action
with much degree of certainty. Forum
ately there is now quite general i'm
preston that even this discredited Con
gress will not do anything SO rash as to
pass this measure as it came from Mr.
Carlislc's stcnographer.