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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

cash quotations were follows Fl.ur was resieo,c''
s w. MIR r. sS pr N y1%.' sa,s,; ~ RI s.
~, G I'm Js,f ,Gc 40 G,x,cI a 49,. firr I'm ~,
scei 80. meas p,.rk 20 he! $a = "a lar. tcI
s; ~; i- ,ah ' = o,s 2 , sh. s :, n
Issc; S. urr gn q * ,issrs -, i,af -. gfanp
eie 50 81 aniard A. s. 20 ~ Dbl ga or the 1'ag
,.a~S y si9S 10y @neT Sd s,F w scay Is
c@cna' s.g, a. rour . gao og.s :, Wne, a..
quiet but nFm 10 f,-.; - G.'n w Hl, 49,
Markei active. y nike %2'sci rriecc, MIL
por So :iear sig fany Ras q" ~ s ,.,-
E i,ac5n sc .sa sc tdGe. ~ snoi rib eGe ha'
'' rns ,aI S ,9 M"%yl @ mnad eanul s
a, Loci }'Ts %'TS ,. tgn''I G dn Nth far DE-
Sales Of 100 bhIs choice rcnnsg ~, 81, e. o
y !adns ana f,ssn @smSn ~ ? s ! No,-nof
KS g53s,c i;cc eini,cr ~ m5S',c Kye dull
changed 10 Pennsylvania 5ta5i'sc So Wrs.rTI Az,
Ign, and CARROTS &c lower under lncregscd pl'"e 70
f Fn,g'ss n's' sf nnS @@i"pr dsdic
steady both caros and options bg, as usual on senr
white SIC; No white sep,einhrr; ae,4g2Ic Gc,sser
Mwsusee Sept Vii; Tns Fssna oy %s5se %s a
n a., ss S dH%n !, Sa %na ? spt at mslc wan van
nrm s3G 40 o'@' sa4c Extra Ho 3 5s &c So
sc corn scarce and nrn sc track OGs hrm and
&c higher Rye In fair moderate supply Flour
steady Bran $l3u$l3 80. white mid1lings. SIG 2JV
$40 30 Provisions lower mess pork sls fpr cash an
sl3 9; January.
Minneapolis Sept 15.-T7ere fair s'alpng trade
in wheat to-day otherwise there out little 20
report. Small shorts afraid to go over sunday.
Sepi.rher closed yesterday Jtc. 0ped this
~ ,lI.c closed 54.c. December traded In.
with close yesterday at 55%ai5f. opening this morn
Tag 55i4c closing 55Ac. May closed yesterday
OF sc to-day jDc. Tn" cash market was steady
~ price for No Northern Offerings were lght
| on track 30 hard, 5G.e; 40 ! Northern t.Ac; y.
! 2 Northern. 54hc corn-No g. 57aJsc. onts-No s
white a2c No g. 3li.c Flour was quiet and easy at
81 2oGs3 as patents S30s2 y for bakers Production
3Sct6 ibls Bran and shorrs-Bran, $40 25a$l0 10 bulk;
| Sli .tpQ$l2 - la sacks; shorts. 81 I'dSli 30
s. Louis Sept, l5.-Flour quiet; unchanged Patents.
50 tjax2 "a: fancy S2,2Op2 3D. fancy S2ds2 10:
choice 81 75as 30: nour s$uzS 10 Bran deii and
points cars At 67c: 10 sacked a. GZc ] middngs at
,3c track sacked at G3c Wheat lower: Sep
TENDER age December '2f.c Nav, bshc Corn lower;
change: September. Soi.c; October. axe May 3Ge
az j2l Iard-Irme steam 81 Ga and choice s. 81 H.
dressed Shoulders Sc co. longs ana cribs 7c
| shorts &c. Bacon-Hoxed shouders nc; longs SIC
cribs SAC; shorts &C. High wines firm at 81 81 Wool
| ouiet Missouri and Illinois, medium c0mbing. l51c; me-
dunn clothing lic: low and cotted. HAZE hard bury
| yToiIc Western Northern medium. 1l9i3c: fine
medium Dqic: and low. 1Vl0c: heavy fine 71sc
Texas medium I24i4c: and lower. 3Ullc. Lead
| Markc still in an unsettled condition. but saable al
So % for spot forward delivery Sales 100 Oc
-. .arlv nd 10 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Fast EApress Trans 10 .,,.u
Baltimore. Washington, Chiraso; t.ne'nH"'S

Baltimore. WashinEton, Chifaso; tineinhA''
81: Loui: and nd, ~ Points a., w rn"iys
Leave New-York Zoo, q Liberty ST daily ByrT TST sn
$50 m ls:ls night For ciNcININAII ST bb. oHrfi
MORE go a. n IN 10 a. m. DininS CAP. 20 ,ss aSS
,. M q. sum. 500 D. % 90 p ma M DnIns Carr H."
For NORFOLK Bay Line 30 p m eL s s,s rsars.
nooga; through Pullman Sleeping Car 600 n Say 2,A
Ticket oce; i7% 2Si :s a. liz ra gST? e. SO w.s:
ng.on ST. brooklyn; Station loot OF Liberty ST. Z "
'Nsw.York Transfer Co. will call for and h'ef Bag
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

action with the markets Prices he decline in
nv TIE market closed quiet and steady 20
were $4,000 bushels No oat: a, S,te 8coD bushels
AZ rack white 90 bushels az % az BAR
c,ri ,rices yer. lower. Win oVtpuc s. a, sic
it.YpWarke nrm with No Milw&.h" 49, All :,otei
TO- G5s ca SErns Market guilt by, steady sanp
eoveT seed quot: At sos 5. " per rcasuffs from he
i.ni,el states IN August. and for The TWO '''"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
e RTE { 81 s S.

lv.A loot OF Chambers-st, daily. as io..o"s A'
minutes earlier from Vest 22d-s,: 49, ~ Rue.
Wiz ham,on. Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford sna
i,nhua- Parior 10 Buffalo -. Cor Cal.
2.nO y. M.-Ncstibule Limited sosid ualn 20 Chp
o'VV cage. via chauauqua Lake s:erpeF'
.ngo. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car; rzls
6.30 y. M.-so.id uain TO chie.so va N'asAH
Wv Sleepers 10 Buffalo and Chicago, 49,, rauA
&.dS T.. M.-Via Chautaulua Lake and na g. i,uss.a
O'1c solo train TO Chicago. s.eePs'' '" "
CHICAGO and Cincinnati Dining car. . ,,,rrwAN
| OcAL TIME TABL:E TICKETS AZ AHHp R-dasMay. I
East i25,hst Chambers and Wsst s3i-st le' u,bok,a
York; S33 Fultor- BROOKLYN 200 tudsohr r,ils tf
and Jersey city station Erie Transfer company "a ALL
al d checks baggage from hotels and residences
natioa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

ss .SIes, s'rE boxes. 'i ssoe
aGTS stock Is being contracted for by hr' W do
business giving the market etoo S5 1888 choice &c;
dao common 20 prime 5a0ac: Pacific Coast i'' "''c
"' SI.r few snail n, s'r IN we'll '0 sup
owIy t Hnyi trs Gs"E R,' easy old
dfculi TO garws We quot SDsc Spring chickens
Ducks snd ge''s Is e. western 5euhea re
oe ls old ro9 ;s ' %s &.s@l Tsry oaoc
S%shsrn iSS5oc s s'G" o.. p PER Si p;"y tony
FIRM ION. on grades Of Western rhf ar WHEN &C."
f ow p ee wsui ;. gladly 1,hsr kinds Tan9
1G nc show ils T do sSaei Gs cxn Phs
s apb a. dry gyas sh'd pr H'f c %
poor saiGs toTi gr%.. c l Do Wssern
i"c. Eastern seese i>Glac. squads per do1e' - S''
w GANs Sell Ms i n a'I' iSs ' 5ar
s% 9'9 .sJ Be- r ns ;i@'' 'a9 %
Sossn s. , 5Ss'S VIA og2' p, 81 pn
do ns 2Saa9s y.nson i " and g"u in
HA ooo mp ,sy prime p.S 100 b. oaSe to
sspp9 $o .'?s Do .Fr' s straw. raw" as
acaS5c Do short aoc straw @.aiGc gh,
SoT nSs sr ANH ..y!s s'd,
nrm yellow little more plenty tomatoes snp po,,
S s1: yss-'Gf!;. Ts::Fss
81 30 ', s. 81 sg y o sTSns. small white
Sa . DO 'a I,uS %a ''iSv ssi 0 @ Ss
row. 75c oxsp.n csi canlI' ,ccs, ?' CnSn
,sss'E ccc 81 100, 40 p sSS. f per- sg
pr box 9c ms benz per Sa Sss sails as 70 SIZE
sGscoc
EUROPEAN PRoDrCE MARKETS.
Liverpool Sept IS %BesfG 81: "a , naa p mns
mss rs ca 90 nedo m Arm s :, sa1
c G a %SS' Is TO- 80 n steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
Railroads.
"lMGRIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER R.R.
l. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station 4cd Street.:
k.3O A. M-Except Sunday. Empire State Express
Fastest In the world.
500 A. M-Ex. sunday For Adirondack Mts. 1000
Islands Rici Held Syringe Montreal.
O.3O A. M.-Daily Fast Natl For syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Fails Chicago.
lO,tO A. M-Exc-pt Sunday Day Express For all I'm.
state points.
100 T. M.-Dally. Southwestern Limited. for Cncn.
natl, Indiana polls ST. Louis and Chicago.
c,:;O r. NIX. sunday. West Pcint. Fourhkecpsic.
Caskii Mountains, Albany. Troy, Saratoga
a.3O r. M-Daiy. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 n NJ. Chicago +3O J.: NJ
600 p M.-Daiiy. FOR Albany, Troy. Buffalo. Niagara
Falls Detroit, Chicago. bt. Louis . .
G,23 = M.-Daiiy. For Troy. SARATOGA. North Creek.
200 p M.-baily. For Adirondack Mountains. 1000
1870 p M.-paiiy. For Auburn Road points, Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Montreal, Cleveland Cincinnati.
Indianapolis T.. Louis. Chicago.
O,OO r M-Daiiy. Only Sleeping Car passengers for
WV Rochester carried this train.
MIA T. M-Daiiy. For Qgdensburg. Cape Vincent
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago.
Orn1 A NJ and 1883 +. M.-Daily. except Sunday. TO
Pttrned. Via Harlem Division.
Wagner palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pint.ch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station.
u3 20i AIS, 1856 Broadway: 81 East Nth-st. Lincoln
ssiaIns: o.. BTosdway; Gas cSlumsn:;.v.. So West
Fulton-st. and a broadway Z. D. Broosiyn
checked from hotel residence by the wescot
Express COMPANY ~ro,o- ~ n.>,,r,
JOHN NJ ToICET. 0EONQL II. DANIELS.
General Manager. ca. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN IIsVF z. EIC
From Pier S. y. r.. foot Rector St.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach NorIna,ts
branch 80. o5 4 81 d'9o Z A. sa;s'aNsy' 0ny
For Flberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove, and pona
south to Point Pleasant. lo:i5 A. NJ 100 P ~ satu'
days only 3i5. 800 I. VI. sundays except Ocean
Grove and A-bury PARK. $50 A. NJ =.
For Lakewood. Toms River. and BarneSat +:U A. ~
q 90 T. NJ. Saturdays only. 3:45 y. u
For Atlantic city. Cape Aay. Vineland and Bs:dgsoa.
z. ". Sa'urfavs 0nlvl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new. JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals

Anthracite coal used exclusively,
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot OF Ilbertyst
For Easton bethlehem. Allentown March Chunk T.,
On IL 9:IO II ~ n Faston \. NJ. i0. i:3o, HH
10 Eas,on) $50 $ 50. 80 . Ac n P n Sun
~, yViItsaharre Fi,fston and Scranton. o:o A. H.
I:lo SO 40 p NJ SUNDAYS 4:3o \ "
10 40 40 90 500 s:45. 13c p u. 1918 rsit
sundays. 80 A. NJ. 100. i5o. $50. 600 p. NJ. i,w
Ear Harrisburg A. 20 %. $40 A. ~. l:lo IN
4 90 800 - p NJ. 1915 night. Sundays. 100 So
O ~ = NJ. 1919 night
oIo A n 40 20. 7:30 p. 81 Sundays. 7:lj A. u.
wv ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Fo- Long Brarch. Ocean Grove &c.
For Red Eank Long Branch and points south 70 Point
Pleasant Z 80 q 80 to Red BanO SO, ll:30 A. ~. Ia
Grove and Asbury PARK. 900 a. NJ. 400 p. "
For LAKEWOOD, Toms River. Barnegat Park ara
Barnegat 40 s:i5 A. NJ. 30, 40 p. "
For Atlantic City. Cape May Vneand and BHtgs.oa
For Monmouth Beach. ssabrsht and Hghl~i Besea:
40 Sis A. NJ. 1880. 4:30 6:l5 J.. ". sundaya 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

,,,-l s,eaI, o. go points net d" NC IN"
80 ,tb ,.,,.fI4s'. dosing ifi"rs 1ft0-"ff''. ~
P" a., q. .t.c- lVp talr. %"" ) =" f'' =" -
=. - ',, a. u!tAt - Officially REPORTED. 80 .''
,rr,..t,r 10, l..'.. -fr,' nartrt 'aT' inlll ',i
e.. mdInt DDi. 49, "''' '
Witn r-strrdiy'~ losing ..,,. l4l~~.
.-,t l..!r~ Amrflt an. 'N'' h''r.
n,l3i,uS npl NH. 2.-a-d Futures "s,n~l WIN .r.t
.a,,, .. ,,l al i-IW4 decline. clor"l g'i'' ~ Nv"
,,.r s.p,enl,er sjIstG. -"li"ni"f 'ct'p,i. - 20
,., ,.f S.y.rher ~ az Spsefnt"r- l'"r~ii'"'.
-. .r.uier- January ass January t.hfnaIf'
Tt--,o., Mach 3 IGs. March Apu1 %''df'N' NF''''
s,y 3 SAB May-jun~. 3"ls , ,,, 10 ,l,i.
H.. statistical p@i'ion u cotton ~ 'n''' "P - ~
,u.,rnin.fs Chronicle. Is ~ flows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17


ss%s- 8, i: % r.. I: :;S5i::s s.:
N Saps4 : asS Z. :c iaaais@s
MaGc 300 i2'o !.aiiI.."" -
MpI' .........., 80 IIsO n- ii7'allN -"
I'll. statistical position Of fa7n coffee is n' fo'w''
To-Day Yesterday Last v"t,
%ew.York s,'ck ....:.....HsGIiI 5S3s, 1857
N ;s"''f sick ...... 9s'i lc4'' i@o''
vsT 12 * GGcyec' i: IS 'aS G,, Hg5;
Nov orleans deliveries 0D ~ ~
ea' aelv.e. s,:as s nss5 s 'i
VISIBLE supply ............ .''''2' '''' 3D. - 80
DAY and d. foftan, invoice ~ chsns"l hant IT,.
snf ac@snS Tfy i tr ny @sa is On
%. q S n 'ai l E 80 qat an @ The sales
' FioIR XND MEAIr1 morke, wa, very dun ,o-dSy
Thor only r small lots traded IN ~ rs.i" S %h,
,qmprra TO nsy 'S n2%n 1nSns 81 to o a~"
figures and puruins disaPonnsy n,c, IN.
rsc."gc cgs Co US 5 yin c,r. Pa'C: V sg$f
o., @S ssairs ~ s. x. 80 2@ SIs srns la,"nis
50 including fancy ~; DP, GTar, 81 s",r.n
rs Est bis coENMEAL Martc aun l,ranywlne qHo:
cd . 81 49, T'si NE = %ar M'' aart " ar white
ns ye Gg s. s sS S2. sG%5sc h. Sc se
i0Dh a"g"5c. siarp. "c; cry feed voc; iy' - 4, "
%%n 81 S 2s%s - - 0''''' '''' '''' "'
GRAIN -wI,EAT-whea, dun and dropping .o.iay,
FINAL The opening at &c ioss brlcs" at one tine
S%'Eins sc aSsn haienei tribe Interest in
h .rGns , 1s d ee & orr 10000 bush ThS weak
owing to ' beck sop %a%s e s . cor S my
triGe over 10000 bush short u last week ON the
S Sny aa"s the hs.S 5000" less previous
wee os,,pInS p $50 On bush agnns, ssS lush
The previous $751; 900 bush las, The for.
ssns %at aT o ~ssn account duns s
conditions and the decline In corn all helped ne hrars
incrrase The Department o Agriculture has given the
ngr.s on s hay MAXIM ,S Condition. t ~ w an wea
SOB and apIns wheat 90 mi. would Indicate ,lcls
Wheat The DEMAND for c..h What was GUY.
red at 2..o under December. delivered exporter,
loads OF No on private terms neccmsr closed a,
S fSaay " Were ,sat" nelndins Cnsase
hush .s a9a' 2s g. bush. sn' is. M
.i1 r.; bush. "a as AIN i bush spr's ,,cco bush
2SaiS 1s rn,n On 60 Gc s w D
Weak and lower. breaking nbou, s.c II, the opening
on OF ons stun i.eas were actively pressing the market
on took advantage Of every opforinniiy to dcmess
a. 10 The probability the OF tho o9venmen
sSs on III" ne par q some 'radsr, helped
sefnn ns n ncrsasr copsre% With last w-Ss az for The
coming week are e,psd to ' hsr w ss gam a wing
JUS; sefors MILDLY on saiensn, Of Secretary
roTn ananioned The secretary figures
given OF abandoned what he received from his
menrs figures that Mr. SNOW late Assistant Secretary
z per A cent .ra. 70 S .s an
40 Ds n si = % cent
1Sss Ss S%s' May s1s
No @ c" es 0Grn sxe dull and .o one
sson. Gss r. .s ~s
tqil:w;a ',i. ysaSas.: was Va:
nS 70 sns to the ..ds ou"a. q tn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

Baltimore. Sept lI-Flour Gun ana &c,
wv f'ls N'sh u'' December. -
No : .
dos. MAY o''2V ",i .Gi.,. stock III? lrish.
sai~s - $50 bush cora dun. mixed sp ana .'Iin,i,r
.ltc hid. Ycfr. 81" "Sh' ~ .,, ,,s% os,s -fc,, 80
do yellow. G'VGi'zc: stock c>V'' h"sh. I -
wh. i, H." ,t,ne. No /. 5ac. siocl 1870
,,.h iIny steady ,lul % chuic- timothy ~ .'lS''
go fr,c h'
cbonp.I
BOSTON. Sept. Flour dnir ana ',, az p,,,,r
Co.,, ~" r.,nn c,.,,nrrv o{noif,c. W,si ~ .
North I'D Yves n "u'tA
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14
The 0onvening of Congress and the
Presidents Message.

AT IL o'clock on Monday, the 3d
instant, the short session Of the sgd
Congress convened. The roll was
called as usual to determine the pre-
sence of a quorum and the possibility
of organization for business. 1t dis
closed considerable Indifference about
getting back to official duty on the
part of our statesmen, since but SO
Senators and 2Io members respond.
ed to the call of their names After
rcll call in the House in the afternoon
brief recess was taken for friendly
shake with the rejected and the retain.
ed alike. For many who felt them
selves called failed to find themselves
chosen at the last election. The
usual appointment of joint commit
tee to wait on the President to notify
him Of the assemblage of Congress
and its readiness for business having
been made, his annual message TO
Congress was in due tire brought
in by his Secretary, Mr.. Pruden. 1t
was remarked that an ominous sense
of quietness pervaded the Senate, not
only during the prayer Of the chaplain,
but also during the reading Of the
Presidents message by Mr.. Cox, sec
retary of the Senate. They no doubt
wanted to hear the tone of the mes
sage, whether concordant or discor-
dant.
In the more bolsterous House Of
Representatives an enthusiastic round
of applause greeted Speaker Crisp as
he took the chair and called the
house to order. The hour for critic
ism being reserved for some future
occasion the clerk of the House, Mr..
Kerr, was Of course permitted to read
the lengthy document without inter
ruption from start to finish. Proclama
tions are somewhat like sermons, mas
much as all exceptions to them are
reserved as a matter of form, or out
respect for the worthy cause Of
preacher or President, as the case
may be. 1t was so in this case, no
doubt. For the Presidents notions
about free things (such as coal, iron
and sugar, for instance) don't exactly
harmonic with the views Of those
who prefer to monopolize or corner
them, SO to speak. for the sake Of
the money there is to be found in
what is known by experience to be
high protection. A synopsis OF the
Presidents message to Congress may
be found on the inside of this issue,
the matter having been crowded out
last week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14

when bill for printing is duly certified
by the attorneys.
A. l.. Fritz appeared in behalf of
several witnesses for plaintiff in the
Ringrose case asking orders for amount
of their witness fees. Council at the
time, not being in POSITION to act,
took no action in the matter.
Council made following agreement
with Bonneville Rhoads
"We hereby agree to pay Bonneville
Rhoads $3.50 which amount is to be
in full for filling the holes made in his
fields by the town when repairing and
placing sewer and for all damage 10
his farm (or McKelvy and Neal farm)
in so repairing and placing sewer 10
this date. No stone or cinder to be
used in filing"
M. c. Woodward asked whether
exoneration would be granted R. X.
Phillips, E. K. Phillips, J. B. Hunt
and Mrs. B. +. Savits. Not allowed
by council.
1t may seem rather rough on the
living to be taxed for a dead dog. but
such is the sad predicament of Frank
Dietterick, whose plea to the council
for exoneration from dead dog tax
was unavailing. The tax having been
levied before the dog died, in fact
when it was in good health, makes the
owner and not the dog or council re.
sponsiDle for the tax.
Orders were directed to be issued
covering payment of the following
bills
To Water Co., for hydrants. $50 81
Z. ]. Brown for hauling in Jan. soc
NJ. c, Woodward, constables'
service, &c ........... 5.r7
G.. b Martin, for repairs 70
tools, &c. &c.,....,.... SIS
G. +. Elwell, advertising treas
urer's notice. 2.oc
Gas Co, for gas, June to Nov I. 20 oc
Pay of five policemen month. 6o.oc
" " secretary month. ... 20 oc
Adjourned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14
SATURDAY, JANUARY s, 1895,

at O'clock p. m, the following:
All that certain LOT or piece OF ground situate
in Fishingcreek township, Columbia county,
Pa, bounded and described 0s follows, to-wit
On the north by land OF T. II. Edgar, east and
south by the same, and on the west by public
road leading from Bloomsbury TO Benton,
whereon is erected a good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
stable ana other outbuildings, containing
ONE HALF ACRE
OF land, more or less.
ALSO:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14

The Commissioner of Pensions
states that, in his opinion, the year
1895, thirty years after the close of
the last war, must in the nature of
things see the highest limit of the
pension roll which, therefore, must be-
gin to decrease. The number Of
pending claims IN the bureau has de
creased over 10000 during the year.
A large number Of the new claims are
for increase by pensioners now on the
rolls. The number of certificates is
sued was So,aI3. The aggregate of
persons added to the rolls during the
year is S9,o85 and the total mum Der
dropped for all causes 37,o5r. The
FIRST payments during the past year
amounted to SIL9I7,359.sS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The Council met in regular session
on Thursday evening the 9th instant.
President Drlnker and members
Greasy, Knorr, Sterling and Yost were
present.
Petition of citizens presented by o.
B. Mellick, asking for change of course
OF run at Seventh and Catharine
streets, so as to remove its unsightly
appearance and present danger
to persons and property. The petit
ton suggested that the object might
best be accomplished by piping
the stream from Seventh to the canal
Referred 10 Street Committee.
President Drinker reported sale Of
bonds, as follows:
P. B. Heddens, four $500
DondS. .......,....... $4,000
First National Bank, one $500
bond. 500
$4,000
Building permit to w. H. Housel
for erection Of house on East Second
street. Granted.
Geo. E. Elwell appeared before
council asking that authority be grant.
ed the President and Secretary to is
sue an order for payment for his
printing in book form the trial of the
Ringrose case. On motion duly sec.
onded such authority was granted
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of Fl. Fa. issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county,
Pa, and TO me directed will be sold at public
sale at the Court House, Bloomsburg, Pa, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY S, 1895,
at o'clock p. m all that certain lot OF ground
situated in the town OF Bloomsbury, County OF
Columbia and State Of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows to-wit: on the north
by Third street, on the east by lot OF
William Cummings, on the south by an alley,
on the west by an alley, 1t being 32 feet front
and 2l4 feet deep, whereon is erected
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
and other outbuildlngs.
.seized taken into execution at the suit OF
W. Baldy, VS.. Israel Maier, and to be sold as
the property OF Israel Mailer.
HERRING, Atty. JOHN MOUREY,
Sheriff
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias issued
out of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, and TO me directed, Will
be exposed TO public sale at the Court House,
Bloomsbury, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY s, 1906,
at 2 o'clock p. m the following: two-story
plank building In width twenty-four feet, In
length forty-six feet, and In height twenty four
feet, covered with shingle roof and sided up
with lap siding and is erected on a certain lot
or piece OF gro und situate In the village OF
Mainville, township of Main, county OF Colum-
oia and state OF Pennsylvania bounded and de-
scribed as follows: on the north by land OF j.
b. ietter, on the east by land OF j. b. Yetter,
on the south by land OF q. 5. Reichard and on
the west by public road leading from Mainville
to Beaver, being about forty feet In front and
eighty feet in depth, together with the heredi-
taments and appurtenances.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF j..
W. Kelchner VS.. The Mainville Building Asso-
citation, an unincorporated association, owner
or reputed owner, and The MainvilIe Building
Association by its building committee, John
Bauman, w. p. Zaner and j. W. Kelchner, con-
tractor, and to be sold ss the property of he
Mainville Building Association, an unincorpor-
ated association, owner or reputed owner, and
The Mainvllle Building Associa ion by its
building committe, John Bauman, W. p. Zaner
and j. w. Kelchner, contractor.
HERR ING, Atty. JOHN MoUREY,
Sheriff.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of a writ o; Alias Fl. Fa. issued out
county, Pennsylvania, and TO me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the Court House,
Bloomsbury, on
SATURDAY., JANUARY s, 1905,
at o'clockp p. m, all the right, title and inter-
est Of John Wolf in all that certain messuage
or lot OF ground situated in the town OF Blooms
burg, county of Columbia and state OF Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at stake on the north side
OF sixth street, sixty feet from the corner OF
Miller's alley and Sixth street. and running In
q north-westerly direction parallel with said
Miller alley along land OF Elwood Heacock,
conveyed to him by Greasy & Wells, a distance
OF one hundred and seventy-five feet, more or
less, to stake on Sterners alley; thence east
wardly along said Sterners alley, distance of
thirty-eight feet, to a stake thence southwark
ly along land OF said Greasy q Wells to Sixth
street parallel with Miller alley to a stake
thence along said Sixth street a distance OF
thirty-eight feet westwardly to the place OF
beginning, containing
SIX THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED
and fifty feet OF land more or less, on which is
erected two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF J.
Wilson Miller, Exr. OF Emma Miller decd, VS..
John Wolf, and to be sold as the property OF
John Wolf. JOHN MoUREY, Sheriff.
HERRING, Atty.