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Think of this price {:

GOO. Bleached Table Damask. full two
yards wide, for zoe. a yard.
N.7j and $50 Table Damasks for 81.
"a Linen Damask Dinner Napkins, 81
usually. for e9c.
$50 grade for Sl!o.
81 Napkins for $50.
$50 Napkins for 1915.
200 more OF the Crochet Quilts at sc.
each.
100 yards Linen Crash, s1-3c. quality.
for Sc.
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Children'S 0yerCOatS.

One Brown Cheylot. with Cape.
size T.
Original Price. {2.75, Special Pricc..a5
Two Scotch Cheviots. with Cape.
Sizes and g
Original Price, S,ij. Special Price. .HS
ono Blue Kersey Box-Co1t, With Velvet
Collar.
size y
Original Price. $50, Special Price...Nss
ono Dark Slate BoN-Coat,
Size =
Original Price. S.15; Special prlce...S8
one Tan ChevIot. made with Hood.
English style,
original Price, $40. Special Price...Nt0
one Brown and White Black Cheylot. with
Double cape.
Size ..
original Price. SO. Special Price...@.ij
One Dark-Green Plaid. Double-Bfeasted.
with Cape and Mum Pockets,
size o.
Original Price. 5.75. Special Price. IS
Two Dark Brown Cheyiots Plaid Effects.
made with Cape,
Size g.
Original Price A.75. Special Pricc...EJ
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DttSterS, 25o

e.0OO Extra Quality Split Turkey Dust
ers. regular prices 60, %. and SSc. each'
all for &c.
1,soo PARLOR BUSTERS, soft,
fine feathers, full length, 6lnch,
at &C.
Folding Music Racks, on stand, height
a inches. at 9sc.
Those SE.25 SCREENS.
Three Fold Screens. polished oak, brass
. mountings, and 81 inches high, ter VI =.
Pretty Paper Wall-Pockets, carved Odh
frames. 10 inches wide. at C9c.
ROLLER SKATES, $50.
1909 pairs Roller-Skates, substantially
made hard lockwood wheels, per pair
33c. -,
Corner Book Cabinets. antique OAK, poi
ished, 3 shelves, special sale, '0c.
A,IA
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ChiIdren'S Fancy Suits.

One Jersey Junior Suit Rcd, with Black
SILK Braid.
Size 8.
Original Price. s.. Special Price..,..,RA
Two Dark Brown CheylOt Junior suits,
Embroidered with Brown SILK Braid.
Sizes 5 and T.
Original Price, $50. Special PHce,.,,Da
Two Fancy Junior Suits. with Iapels on
Coat and Buckles on Pants AT Knee,
Sizes and q.
Original Price, $40. Special Price, N1s
Two Imported, Fancy Cheyiot junior
Suits, Neatly Braided,
Size 81 -
Original Price. 1910: Special Price..,,Es
one Blue CheyiOt Refer Suit.
Size >.
Original Price. s6.Ij. Special Price..b.i,
Three Russian Blouse Suits. Steel-Nixei
Cashmere
Sizes 8. 7. and :,
Original Price. sL7j; Special Prlce.,''-o
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advertised. But, remember, t
into print. Here and there s.
better ones sighted.
THE SALE OF SILKS.
SleepIess, tireless vigilance keeps
the Peoples Store abreast of the
times, and this is the reason its bu-
sinesS is increasing so rapidly. The
quantity is phenomenal and the
prices below all standard that we
know of.
CSC. Black Glaze SILK. all pure silk. &c. a
yard
81 Mourning Armure. all pure silk and
81 value by all standards We know OF,
for i9c
Sc. Soft Satin Luxor for i9c.
= Satin Duchess for $3.50.
8 Satin de Ioutre for S.l9.
S275 jacquard Mango for $50.
s.. - Peau de Sole FOR Sl.65.
81 Peau de Sole for 69c
N.2j Whipcord Surah for SOC:
CSC. Black Double-Warp Surah, "a Inches
wide. for &C
81 p Jersey Web for SIC.
All the above are among the Black.
81 Evening Shades Of Duchess Satins
45c. White India Silks for 29c.
&c. Taffeta Checks for i9c. yard.
39c. Wash silks. new shades, for PC.
92c. Fancy Illuminated Shrt-Waist silks
for SOC
N.25 Fancy Satin Taffetas for csc.
Coo. Crepe Satins. Evening Shades for
3gc.
LINENS
are introduced by us at new prices.
None but the best, and often for
little more than one half their
value.
&c. Large Damask Tied-Fringe Towels
we offer at l9c.
pic. Smaller size for &c.
&c Derby Huck Hemmed Towels for
2jc.
Think of this price
sOc. Bleached Table Damask, full two
yards wide. for zoe. a yard.
Sl.7j and $50 Table Damasks for 81.
q Linen Damask Dinner Napkins, 81
usually. for eyc.
$50 grade for Sl5o.
81 Napkins for $50
$50 Napkins for Ss5.
200 more OF the Crochet Quilts at sc.
100 va yards Linen Crash, Sl-3c. quality.
for sc.
A few items in
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
show how The Cohen Co. labor
to obtain the best goods at the
lowest prices.
ladies' Gowns. V neck Of wide omrold-
cry. $l25 Gown for 7jc.
Ladies' Gowns, tucked yoke, cambria
ruftie. soc. Gown for &c.
Ladies' Empire Gowns, wide open rulne
and embroidery SO Gown FOR 81, gS
new in all features, $3.50 Gown Tor
Ladies' Chemise, embroidered yoke, lace
trimmed. 35c. garment for l9c.
Ladies' Chemlse, round neck, fine CAM
brio. open embroidery, $50 garment
Corset Bodies from i2'sc. up.
Drawers from pic. w.
Full Full - lines at just such remarkable
values.
90 and COG. Ladies' Embroidered
Linen HandkerchiefS for I9c.
Is and SOC. ones, Linen, for
IsHc.
Mems White Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, I2H kind for &c., nc.
All.Linen ones for T21ac.
COTTON FABRICS.
1oc. Heavy Brown Jeans for SC.
yaid.
sc. UnbIeached Muslin for 2}4c.
sc. Shifting Prints for $40.
2cc. Bleached 1914 Sheeting for
r2lc.
12Hc. Henrletta.Finish Black
Satteen for nc.
I6c. Printed DimitieS for &c.
I2IIc. FIannellettes for 6Hc.
&c. Yard-Wide Bleach Muslin,
Ioc. Toile de Norte Ginghams
for SC.
12Hc. Dress Batistes for 6Hc.
Ioc. Dress Ginghams for Sc.
A mountain Of
WORSTED MOURNING FABRICS.
Black Dress Fabrics were never
more in demand. What now If the
most reliable sort were full third
THE COHEN CO
w IA ~ ~
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TEST THE TRUE VALUE OF MONEY!
buying power THE PEOPLES STORE Intelligent comparison
is the onys uyw tod y-gools knowledge When
THE COHEN COMPANY
prices standard of mep along the highway retailing
and the
anything could not be found exactly
this big that
things pointed There be long tram OF
better on es sighted.

cheaper than ordinary price This
is the state we call upon you to
look into.
Sc. Fine French Serge, IS inches in
width, for 3Sc. A.,
SSc. Imperial Serge. 46 inches WIDE Tor
&c.
sl.75 Rough Camers-Hair suiting, 4s
inches wide, for 59c. 49, r.,
a.25 Silk-Warp Priestley Henrietta for
$50 ATWOOD Henrietta. 75c.
1875 Camers-Hair. wide vale diagonal
~ inches wide. for 7Jc.
sl.l5 Whlpcord for &C., etc.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is receiving new shipments from the
manager now in New York.
A new line of Children's and
Infants Caps, New Hats tor La
dies and Misses, Flowers, etc..
that are striking as the new spring
days they are to meet.
A DEAL. OF SWEETNESS in this de-
partment-Candy, all fresh and made
rlght here. Assorted Caramels, loc.,
Mixed Cream Candy loc' IA T ,,,eS ier
pound: Cocoanut-Cream, &c. a stick
Cream and Mint Waters. 25c. pound.
Nothing nice or good or uSetuI
in the idea OF
NOTIONS
that isn't here.
Sc. Black Spools Sewing-Sik for 20.
each
Brooks's best 6-Cord Cotton White,
Black or Colorcd-for 20. a spool.
Large 500 Metres White Bastng-Thread'
lc each
. cakes OF Best Italian CASTLE Soap for
5c.
800 Needle Books for 20. each.
300. RoZers's steel Scissors for &c. each.
New Shell-Back Combs for DC.
I5c. Sde-COmbs for O.. a pair.
eoc Sterling-Silver Initial Stck-Pin,,
12iac.
Sc Solid Gold Eyeglasses for $3.50.
Sterling Silver Thimbies, l2i2c.
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LINENS

are introduced by us at new prices.
None but the best, and often for
little more than one half their
value.
&c. Large Damask Tied-Fringe Towels
we offer at l9c.
pic. Smaller size for 60.
SIC. Derby Huck Hemmed Towels for
sc
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Children'S Odd Pants.
Boys Furnishings.

Fauntleroy Leggins IN Tan and BACK
Leather. A..
Same style In better grade. on
original price, $40: Special friee,,..th~
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Boys Lawn BlOuSeS.
Butterfly Bows.

windsor Tie. made into r.
Elastic 10 70 aronno a,, ~ Price. 10
Original Price. zsc.' SYLVIA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17
..Me,re Living too Fast


I-AE eH TKol BLE> COME FROM LIVING
BEYOND OUR MEANS.
Darius Wood. 4 successful grocer for
nearly 80 wears. and who located in Web
ster. Mass. in 1860 was born in Foster.
Of his half century connection With the
public is familiar With the changes OF our
glandfatherS DAYS to those Of >G4
.NS tar n my knowledge goe~. he
said. 1.-THE difference Of the past Near in
comparison With 1870 is that people are
more careless in spending thcil money.
not using as practical economy A. ala the
people of - years age, From living be-
yona one means comes all the labor
troubles that have a4itated us the past 30
or 40 wears
why, in l>4O. the wages Of a day la
borer was one thiid less and tile price Of
goods one-thire more than now, and the
people saved more money. Were more con
tented. and communities less disturbed IN
strikes and depression i'll business.
.Away back in tiie So men worked II
10 II hours per day for only : per day.
but in haying time III % was paid have
worked at having al only el.5O tor II
hoAtrs work, 4 man would work III the
field for 50 cents a day when having and
harvesting wefe over
N'ln ls3> | was assistant postmaster at
Lisbon. Conn. and the letter postage was
rated by distance, as follows SIX and
one fourth cents " l-2, Is u 4 and y,
cents Now a letter can be sent from
Maine to California for two cents.
when attended schuoi in Foster. H.
Il. ii i scholar Went through Nelson pa-
hall arithmetic lle was Of the decided
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17
Two Splendid >chooners.


MARINER OF GLOUCESTER.
Two Of the largest and finest fishing
Schooners ON this or any coast We're living
AT the end of Custom House wharf We'd
nestiav They had lust come in with
fares " fish. The largest was the Nellie
Dixon Of Boston. a famous schooner for
ner size and seawurthiness, and beauty Of
model, which is almost like that of q rae
ing yacht. She Il of iii tons burden,
while the average fishing schooner is
about 80 tons. She draws Il feet Of wa
ter and cost >l4 coo.
She is tile property ot Il man named
business ON Commercial wharf, Boston
She had a crew Of twenty three men. the
largest that ever come into Portland in Il
fishing schooner Throughout the year
they make good money because their yes
MI NJ sa large and >taunch and they can
~ anywhere regardless Of weather. How
cvcr. Tins tlip they brought il but 10, 900
pounds
'rhe Mariner, NJ Gloucester, lying
alongside was almost a twin to her,
ana her tonnage being LIB. She Mad
cIeW ii sixteen men. they had
been aii- tighl days Had brought In
bit l40fs pounds Of fish and the crew
~ilafed fai >',.ti', apiece wl;eh is i very
l'nul showing. ln contrast to this. on,.
aiaA sall thai SeVtH NealS 400 he sailed
0nl al ~WaHipsentt Mass. IN a fishing
schooner, anG during ~ne Neal each III
the eiew ri sixteen men averaged - II a
month, which Was as much for the Year
as the average college professor cams.
AT another time he sailed ont Of Boston
alter maekerel and i'll three successive
trips the crew shared each So, SltS and
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17
Maine County Commissioners


4 convention Of tie county commits
snners Of Maine will be held in the court
house, Augusta Jan. y. The object in
calling the commissioners together is nm
delstood to be for the purpose of discuss
ing several important matters which reg,l-
larly come before the different boards
each year and which are treated in various
ways. 1t is proposed to formulate regu-
lar system of work by the boards, to ex-
change ideas and try to overcome the lack
Of uniformity that now exists throughout
the State. IT is more than probable that
the Legislature will be asked to amend the
laws regarding the duty Of county com
missioners in locating roads, as at the
present time different boards place differ
ent constructions on such laws. The
question Of the commissioners salaries
will be submitted to the legislature also,
and that body asked to make the salaries
uniform.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17
i yr4A~ OF the >t4e College.

#M4 4M4s4N SUSANNA I'M -Ie NI,fn..
.4 ae IA fs ,.,5t,a3 rb4r tlr4o
ae4 -4. 4r,n 88.I.s.i 5Y,5isN fl4,.
rr Ha.4 r,.,n6nlv ,.ltati,,,,.y au.l
f.r, ia g4.aHs, a tNe
aMr, eM,e..oa.f -5.e,. f,a.gsft,
- tfSME s fr-e,i.s
s.sr MA M, N-.. IM
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M+ H f
Me#.Me .NfIaD.,.Hs M4t4Ts4N FFM
Wig@.0sy s-t .Ytt4~, M FL
4 M.N Wr5A- a4ll
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17
BELFAST DIRECTORY.


Arri,...,, -, III ~ 80 =, ,,.1 :; ~ ,t'
stean4rs la.xa E.lf,sr It'll fnitayyy Eh,
| ca,nd,.n Ipr..isI,r5 ,,} Pn..op u,,,l.i,l.
ana Thnrs,l,ys III I,l,n,,r, |, \, N, il \,
! s,.,rSt,arr ,nI Ernls1,n.t w.lnMs,l.,ys
] satnrlavs M ,.,h,,t,t1 on {, n, mi
r,,..,i ,t s+.,,,,. +,.,,,, l,..t,
Steamer Flr,ry, ,rrix,.s (r,na t,,xt5r- ,f
Isi,sT ,r,, III ia Sn' Hi l.,,.. st U
I steamer Er,n,,li,,4 ,rr,,.4.S trn,,, S,a,.
\ JSiaua ana ,,sr,..,r.l,lts.t. t4nAi,,rs N.mH,,
I ,tI+.1,,3,ns l,.4vas r1,.ssl,v. nj a., ~,
\ Ste,ln4Y NilirY r,fns fr,5n. E4I l.s,,.,, r
] E4..llnn,l .r,,ss.l5vs rl5frs]t.,-s ,,,,f
/ lays touchinr Nm I.nwis wIarf E4Itasr
! about II a m. kpekiand to Euck>port Mon
\ NaNs MeAnesHtNS Aha fIIMNS- I'M h#3lSf
',vu' :, E. ~ N'''lii' Il ~ iuVA>lt'al Nfh
'is'iii t'A pai|''if
cHrRc ms.
/ Baptist. High Street. RUM I@hn h. Tilt0n.
pastor Preaching service Ill 1915 y H.,
sunday sunday Srhop. a1 ~ Christian
Endeavor meeting 1t q D. in PRAYER mret-
ing ut u m Thursday EVENING prayrr
meeting 1T : Junior u t. Thurs,iavs At
4 II D. H.
Cangrerafionalist, corner WI Market anl
High streets nnlnit slpplied nv committee
Preaching at lN45 vi III SUNDAY S.lnal NJ
/ II III: y. p 5. c. f. at 8 4. n.. PRAYER
/ HI, etlnr III lee tlir,, at H. iii Meekly prax-
Fl meeting THURSDAY evening at n'rlork.
Jnilior q T. Thursday at III N III.
Methodist Miller STREET Rev. $ t. Hans
enrn ,,s.f9r irravsr meeting at a.i0 a ru.
/ ~ i.,,-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17

The Library and Reading Room are open
from 2 to O'clock, standard time, Oh
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday after
moons, and from $50 tu $50 o clock Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17

The Belfast mail closes at $50 u. tn. ana
12.45 and SO p. m. The mails arrive on the
arrival Of the trains and Stages, for which
time under head of trains and stages
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-17

CROSBY I'm. Haugh Edwards y On. rro-
prietors- Rates s. per day.
WINDSOR HOTEL. High street. Robert
Brownrigg, proprietor. Rates s. per day.
REVERE. Spring street. +. A. Jones pro
prietor. Rates II p and 81 80 per day.
The ARLINGTON. Cor Main and Pleasant
streets, |. " Miller proprietor. Rates 81
per day.
streets, L. l.. Gentner, proprietor. Rates,
s. % per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
financial.
TO INVESTORS AND SPECTATORS:

Having been for twenty years member OF me New
York Stock Exchange. and during that period intimately
associated the leading operators in Wall street ooth
as broker for them and Speculation on my own az
we'll joint account with many Of them: nave s CON IL
the speculative pubic, IN
the OF managing their speculaons for them using
my discretion their interests. feeling that certain
for obtaining advance lnfornatloil
on almost every decided movement that Will take place
in certain leading Stocks will prove valuable
The present offer great Inducements tor active
trading almost a certainty Of big pronts on n
small outlay who wish to make trial venture
NAV oper an account with and send their margins TO
Messrs Seymour Brothers. Exchange Court New
York who are members of the NewYork Stock Exchange
with letter Of authority to that hn to execute ordeIs
given by me their account up 10 the limit OF the
deposited. No accounts taken for less IMAM
100 shares with per cent. to per cent margin .
Brothers Will report to you. forth-
with any transactions made upon orders. charging
the usual Stock Exchange commission for buying ana
selling and in addition. my charge for managing the
account will be OF per each Transaction
Margins should be RENTED in New-Iork drafts to the
order Of Seymour Brothers . l., -
| have now advices as TO pending movement IN a
leading speculative Stock which think VIII yield large
prohs upon small margin. and which should be acted
upon
may state with due modesty, that in recent de'ngs
7 made twenty-five thousand dollars on
an Investment Of thousand dollars.
Very respectfully - ....o>,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
11ubIir Notices.
DUBLIC NOTICE.
EVODIIIO .NVI INL.
Office Of the clerk OF the Common Council.

i once Of the clerk OF the Common Council.
"'0" x . %Sr' August Ms%.'? 2is isjS
Pursuant directions to me IN the 0S Sns r A
gust H. 1895 and approved by the Mayor August 20.
Resolved That Wednesday the eighteenth day Of Sep,
cha%bcrs Of the Board Of Aldermen the City Hall in
the CITY OF T s 4"S and he wh erset ne
the Third Avenue Rsilroad Company FOR the consent OF
and operation Of The rqrUn 1., referred to
ne said o pen sa The ' CLERK Of he board by
publishing daily t6T at least c fourteen s days
he designated therefor by his Honor the Mayor accord.
amended such advertising to be at the expense OF the
Pubic notice hereby given that at the time and place
mentioned in the resolution the following Application OF
is required by the provisions q the Railroad Law
TO the Honorable the Common Council OF the CITY OF New"
The Petition Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
fSa, your pt,ner corporation daiy oTssnlsel and
and has constructed line OF ra!lr lad
ns sp Has Sts and
stree, and PROPOSES eonsc maintain ana
street sSee s0aa r pSSG use win II the s
tracks OF sa ompaH{ aeaay ou an son IA. su
face OF oIree's Avenues ana highways !" ''' ivy "
From The function Of Amsterdam and West One
Hundred and Foryh street connecting there by suit.
as ss uas xesss anna Thinning hsne
s srSgsh 10 the a9Hs W River one
& from the any 9n2n M .e With aHs" suitable apH
nse,Gps cunning thence %e . to- the c"f RouevsrS or
s so s% ss er Sy aSe
and appliances with the oompanys railroad upon inu
street to Ayenge A. ncne sSp, .see
Also from the Junction OF Third avenue and East Nine
@ the here 'saHs upon
Third avenue running thence eas!ery through and along
East Also frS Rnj ScSn u Third hire
sixth conn 'ers ny sasaDi con Thra
thence westerly through and along sss;
through and along Madison g East Nneyssy,
street to the Westerly FIN hsnS !hIoush
and along the o@S the consent ~ the
apartment Il Public Parks Central Park. West,
a 81 sh a%nus and sns VEST
TO Columbus S.nsa ss thence nsns wswnd
along ives, Nnety,sia stree, TO The Huison Rive
c Of s PAR o. as 81 os hs
thru ana ' ssqsaG ssa @ w Re
in length. ana VIII become and be n part OF SAID system
Ths, the construction q said railroad win greatly
Of and wiz AFFORD additional and much needed facilities
for travel to The err,oS through Whsn said railroad
from al on n sy item s; sT sS
Tha, the railroad proposed to constructed extended
nsS Sc, forth Intended e operated By any
hereafter may be lawfully used or employed on It's
Your petitioner further shows that pursuant to the laws
q IBIS STATE 5 neseS,arS for TO SSaq ne 70 ensss
TO construct, maintain and operate the rSosd aioTs fore
if oao ahd nay sr SUCH
to ne Smasn c R and os tn
ana 70 be ss amt 70 your
and operate surface railroad for public
Ss ss s sna s sa s % al
NECESSARY connections. 'weh ans ,s sn
working o said railroad and for the accommodation VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01

..a % wine out the entire debt Net earnings
pecsa an increase OF sSi7,74o. and after the pay
fno" ~ hxed charges there was deficit OF So4z-
men decrease from last year Of Sl2S,S5I.
Wror,sville and Nashville was UP over per
Leu nd the rest of the railway list was gen.
CENT CENT higher at slight fractional gains The In
era. ., were inactive, but higher on covering of
oSorts There were no developments IN the way
SNOW 10 affect prices. and the foreign ex-
., ros presented no new features. Estimates
eh ca" Ss,ns made for gold shipments next week.
sfe ,niess there should be a rapid accumulation
snS Nils before the middle of the week considerable
o. c.' yi' will probably go out
BONDS AND MONEY.
,-.rsrnnent bonds were inactive and quota
.,ors we're as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Aug. 3l-l:3O p. m.-Consos, los for money
Erie or. DO second consols 49, Illinois centTai y9s
Mexican ordinary. 23a Paul common ~. New orR
Central 1861: Pennsylvania 56N; Reading 80 hexcan
Vile. e4%; Atchison common 2O%. Money ha's per
The OF discount in the open market lot oo'h
short and three months bill is u PEI cent . -
p m-Money. 4al2 per cent The rates OF oscp po
in the open market both short and three months bs
is y per cent The amount bullion into the Bank
England balance to-day is f2SsOo Paris adVices
account . CO.,
$50 p m-Paris advices quote cent renes at loS
francs l2 centimes for the account and exchange On
London a 25 francs - centimes for checks. ,o,
Berlin, Aug. 3l.-Exchange on London. ~ MARKS So,
pfennings sight 20 marks 80 pfennings for Midday
bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
United States Book Company
REORGANIZATION.
RandhoIdern, Committee,

NO 2 NASSAU STREET. NETWORK.
Holders OF the bonds OF the United states BOOK 'ofn-
pany are hereby informed that than fourhfhs OF
all the outstanding mortgage bonds have been deposited
with Committee in accordance with the terms OF the
bondhoders agreement. dated June IL. 1884, and That
the Committee has declared said agreement operative and
has determined to proceed as required thereby
Bondhoiders who have not yet become parties 70 sald
agreement hereby notified that the Committee has ex-
tended the time for the deposit OF bonds under said
agreement until the day Of September. 1913. after
which bonds Will be received except upon the
pavnent OF such penalty 3 the Committee may In its
discretion impose
JOHN KEAN JR Chairman.
JENNINGS :. cox, Secretary.
FRANK Y. LAWRENCE.
LORENZO SEMPLE.
Counted.
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GAS STOCKS. ETC,

FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE.
prvsooa. - 81 ecaS ss s2osi'Ssi s2ess s 'soi
General merchandise. 5347517 5Gs5,479 a44o,sll
Total for w,ek..... s754a545 81 70I 425 81 4ot ll2
January Al 642 sol W. 3oZo "4' lV-'o
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
For the week ........ 81 435 40 sl11s295 Sig.l6l
Since January 1....... 81 ;62 PCS 49l1622 23s65o&S
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
For the week ..... s74o9 $50 s1175.4oo 1922, 500
Since January i..... 90 2s954 107595,l75 rs ss69ol
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AouEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM w. STEWART BUILDING,
NO $50 BROADWAY.

TO CONTRACTORS.
DDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
ID and furnishing the materials called for in the
proved Of contract nle In the ONCE of the
Aaueiuct Commissioners, for completing Highway or
etc. crossing the East Branch
OF Reservoir 81 in the Town Of Kent. Putnam County
York will he received this Office until Wednesday
September Is 1895 At o'clock m, and they will he
publicly opened by the Aqueiuct Commissioners
thereafter possible and the the
doing work and furnishing said materials viii he
made by said Commissioners thereafter prac
Blank forms 81 said approved and the specinca
and bids proposals proper envelopes
for their incosure form 81 bonds all other
be OBJ aimed the above ONCE of AQuecu
Commissioners application 60 the Secretary.
by order Of the Aqueduct Commissioner
JAMES G. DUANE President.
EDWARD L. ALLEN, Secretary.