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The sun., 1895-02-06

CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATION



To-day's stock market was heavy throughout.
chiefly because of the unsatisfactory attitude OF
Congress toward every measure desired by tho
business interests OF the country. such as the
Railway Pooling bill. the Pacific Railroad Fund
ing BILL and sensible financial legislation gen.
orally. There was an utter absence OF news,
though 1t was apparent from current reports
aud from circumstantial evidence that an
nouncements relating TO the pending Govern
ment bond issue and OF a change in the manage
ment Of the Chicago Gas companies might be
expected any moment. Sugar Refining
again appeared 10 bo the chief specula-
tive favoritc. though there were abso-
lutely no now considerations upon which
to base a revival or the manipulation OF that
stock. The weakness in Chicago Gas continued.
and though the price rallied fractlonAlly at the
close, the net result OF the days trading was .
decline OF nearly l 4 cent. This movement
was generally regarded by the Room as due 10
liquidation by interests that are about TO retire
from the management. In the late trading a
rumor was circulated that the representatives
OF foreign bankers who are In Washington
negotiating for the new loan had disagreed.
This caused some selling that demonstrated
that the rumor had accomplished It's purpose.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday a.
follOMb.
The sun., 1895-02-06
Court Calsudnrs This Day.

SUPREME couRr-GESERAL TERM,-SoS O2 100. 81,
81 III ~ CHAABERs.-M Motion calendar called At |
sPEcIaL rEEAr3psrt 3 .aI aItaw s & nna sae'OSqs is
b6a 1915. 1915, 25I3, 2Ol2, 22.l, 1893 i59b 1897,
isls. 1859, 1900 1901, 1909, 45O Part H. Clear :
Elevated X. r. cases Part IlI-Court opens al 1880
Per scJssC ss Ess eSgs S9s lgl9 sg, fs29
rartII, adjourned Slne die rSrt tIV.-Adjourned un'
suKEoGATEs CouRT--TRAL TEns,.wills Of James
Esy H%sqss rd " s9%sTi @s%
met al iG;5G 4; ~; c9iharlne Sst5iesel, William
Powers, Margaret HaRs, James s. Cnshman at 1880
A. M BerIhnd Neusnogau, Julia Howenstne, Fan
ME g g hSe 4sFs !s61iG m fSl the
snnnlsfed. Sos. il, e5, 5, %. "A II, Is, os, ~.
i52S gasi, 1859 so7i 1905, sSi,, ssso iIs0, 1899
III 49, 2bsg, V22. 2Ap2, 1892, $50 1910 52 OOl !Ets
1883 25l7, 1888 240l, 1881, 1901, s82 60y. ilO9
Part iL.ClsaI Cases from Part l. Fart h-olsAr'
SUPERIOR coUEr- GENERAL TERM-APpssls from
Judgments; Nos. v "a -, lS ls u srE6iAL TEAM lean
TERH-Part Case TO be summed up. Nos go, s77.
Adiogrned for .he Term Part AZ iIlelear SoA lo4i
Crf CouRr-dESlltAL IERh-AdlouTned sine dle
srECIAL TERN.-AotonL TuAL IERM Part L-Cle4I
Sos 1905, i9gs i5ss Sjo a sssi M 5sSy lsSj iss33bs s3bs
Sis. sG5 S5i 5s4 SS7 ZOO s25 g5o yO5o, 1888. l259
i262 Part lL-CAse unfinished koa. llbb, llbl,
iss3 gy2 P4TS @ HLSSls1I, SSs % isS6 iS6 SiSsi Sssi id77
ilOs lOe' 5oa; lss3 ise5, li9s, ls5I 1891; 1889
III 6ss Els o5s & soy Sy o6 P2s iveass Ssns6ed
sJIl, sslS. 3sOz, s29j. s9lS siTs
The sun., 1895-02-06

BOSTON, Feb. 5.-Ths closing quotations Of eie,
stocks to- day wero:


TUESDAY, Feb 5-CorToS-Advanced to 2 points,
but lost this and declined to points closing steady
with sales OF ll2,BOO bales. New Orleans advanced2
points May lost this and declined point. Liy.
erpoo was nrm and unchanged the spot with sales
OF 5000 bales; futures advanced point but lost half
OF this and closed quiet and steady In MancheStcr
yarns were quiet but steady; cloths quiet Port
cepts to-day 2sSia against - 800 this day last week
against v9,IIi thus far last week. The exports
from the ports to-day were l7,l44 bales. Spot
ton dun and easy, without: quotabls
change. Middlng uplands 59sc: sales Of 20 bales
for spinning. Galveston and savannah declined lbc.
Most OF the southern spot markets quiet steady
and unchanged. New orleans sold 1000, Galveston
l,Os4. Augusta 7bs, and Memphis 100. New orleans
receipts tomorrow were estimated at 900 tO H.
900 AGAINST 500 last "wednesday ami 555 last year
Augusta received liS against 2vl this day year.
Memphis 673, against bv!; 81 lnuis Ib5 against s2y.
and houston SUvI, against !, ,Jb5 last year CuprO,
Tex. Feb 1--we can report to-day that SUFFICIENT
has fallen for the farmers to tn work cul
tivate their ground They VIII undoubtedly put
In much larger In wheat, a., and It
means much Tess cotton" New Orleans Feb. A." one
OF the largest Brazos Valley planters says that he
intends TO reduce acreage 20 cent, and that IL
would be- better for cotton growers 20 hang up their
hoes until 1890" Waco, Tex, jan 81" II may be OF
interest 70 you TO learn that even at this date between
ply white with cotton, and there Is tellng what
the crop will be-, provided II Is all picked" This fu.
trading follows;
The sun., 1895-02-06

Louis "a Missouri Kansas and Eastern ists
Northern Pacific consol o. Reeding general ~
and Union Elevated lsts. The more important
net advances were In Atchieon 4s, Y y cent, to
9s "a cson.oS B. II. etfs ia. TO el "a; hoctins vsi
ley So, lSi, TO So Houston and Texas Central gem
Missouri. Ksnsss and Eastern 1sts, !, TO 81;
Northern Pacific coneol bs, H. to 25N; San
Antonio ,A and Ar.ns"s ans, PES t 70 &S &S5Ss; and and
willie and 81. Louis bs, v cent, TO 2s and Read
ing general "a, II. Co. otfs~ Ia cent, to 81.
In bank stocks 10 shares Of American Ex-
change sold at l64. and o shares OF Western
National at ITO.
Bar silver In London. 2TlSd. Exports 10 Europe
tomorrow, OTs,OOO ounces.
Money ON call, ilSdo y cent. Time money &,
quoted at 2ta cent. for sixty days, y cent. for
ninety days. and 3tfdt4 cent for four months
merciai payer is quoted as follows; Prime en-.
dor rd bills receivable at 3i93ta Y cent, choice
4is7s6 y cent The market is very dull ofrer.
ings being light and the demand unusually
slack.
There was firmer feeling In sterling ex.
change on the resumption OF business to-day,
and rates were advanced In consequence OF
smaller offerings OF bills, but after the demand
was supplied the market became dull and clCscd
with an easier tone. During the afternoon the
Government loan again exertcd sentimental
was quiet and fluctuntcd To u smaller extent
than s,er9s nosted ID asking skin . rates r f9E s!er
ing. gA.NNttS1.NON9 LOT ltHk uHu StsNf'Y
S4sTIs,tSlS7sl, sight drafts, 81. .sSsl and
cable transfers. $4.ssil6tS4. ~. Francs nro
quoted at 5.lG5sin5. lNA for long and b.l5 for
short: reichsmarks, D5ss for long and 05 g-l6lt
g5Ss for short; guiders, +Oll for long and 40 Tl6
for short.
Domestic exchange on New York Boston-c5
cents discount. CharlcstOn--B Buying. par; SELL
ing, ~ premium. Savannah Buying, l-lB dis
count: selling. 1-ltG0A premium. New OrleanI
Bank. par; commercial, I5 cents discount.
San Francisco-Sight l?ls cents; telegraph, q
90. Chicago-70 cents premium.
The exports Of general merchandise from this
port for the week ending to-day were valued at
S7,3OB,3lS, against S+.D3l,53 last week and
S6.137,244 for the corresponding week OF last
year.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway
Company reports net earnings for six months
ending Dec. 81. of Sl49,3li, an increase OF $Sl,-
35l as compared with the corresponding period
OF the previous year.
The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company
reports for the quarter ending Dec. 81:
1891. fsaS. ChnnUcs
Gross earnings. $3.50 O5S s3e2,7sl Dec. sl2,74S
Operating expenses. 2a2,15I 2BO.3i7 Dec. i1,o63
Net earnings. .sia7sst si92.aG! Inc. s,sge
other income Vcs f'uno DOC. l,ll3
Total income. =. .eiss,2s6 sl3I,S2s Inc. sa,7O7
Charges. 20a,0O7 lp0,07o Inc. 1887
Denclt ............ s7o.77i sei,54I Inc. se.pSo
The general balance sheet shows cash on hand
Sl6,94B and profit and loss deficiency of
S27,139.
Railway gross earnings for January compare
with those for the samo month Of last year as
The sun., 1895-02-06
Real E.tat, Auction sn,...

At tho Trinity Salcsroons William Kennedy offered
under foreclosure, No. 400 Second avenue, a four.
story brlc. tenement. on lot 2Ox 90 The property
sold for 81 900 TO Meyer lleliniRn.
Also, under foreclosure, No OI Monroe street six.
story brick budding, on lot lsx4t.a julius Muller
was the purchaser at $4,000.
A H. Muller son offered under foreclosure. n two
story frame house and stable, lot l1sx 100 the
southeast corner OF College avenue and lS4th street
II was sold Ia John HeZnd for 81 100
William Buhler has sod the urstory white stone
dwelling, with box stoOp and hay windows. size
2Dx6UXlO0 with thrcc-st0ry extension, No. 81 West
Eighty eighth street. TO Mrs. Elizabeth Valentine Ar
cularus for e375OO.
The sun., 1895-02-06

ToDAYs FEATUREs-It Is worthy OF note that the
total receipts today at Augusta, Memphis NJ Louis
Cincinnati, and Houston were ll,14 bales, against
only 3.Os7 on this day year. Take this aud the
continued big receipts at the ports the unaatslactory
adyces from Liverpool and Manchester, the dulnesA
and depression prevailing IN the spot markets OF this
country the absence Or life AMI snap IN the cotton
goos trade, aud nnaly the PARALYSIS Of the hpecula
ton la cotton, II Is not dlncult TO understand
why prices declined to-day Bulls, Including II IN un
derstOOd some at New Orleans, bsscame dlsgused aud
threw over their load IL was quiet. dragging mar
ket Nobody expects great thngsO Il one way or the
other In the Immediate futuTe, but IN receipts
tinus liberal, IL II believed that prices viii have
where else 70 20 but To "a lower level,
COYFEE k5IuREs- Advanced 20 ~ points on some
distant months but the whole list was very dul, ths
total sales reaching only bl50 hagA Ihe warehouse
deliveries reached 200 bags ltlO exchange decltued
~, Havrs was steady on some months anu y IT,
higher otheTs. Hamburg declined 4 pig Ia some
ciseA The New YORK stock Of Brazil II ElUS7l. Tho
American visible supply Ia ivGIig bAgs, against 6DJ
0,l year ago. The worlds Visible supply on Fcb.
waS 2,7&2.sS7 bags, against 2BsI2O7 IN Jan !, aud
2,3i32 2hU fcu. /. 1884. Ghs increass during
February this year WAS j5.25O hass ~hersas con
siderable decrease mad been pred 'ctsd ~ the bulls
RIO MAS hrm AZ 700 Iela advance hio exchange
10 Lied receipts for three days ljOOOi rtOck lh1
900. santos nfm and uneh4nsed; receipt. for three
and nrmi No 2, l04e hales iyOO Dags Sos. ami at
lbc aud 900 bags Santos Nos 10 = At lO'4c. cx
khlD future trading 4 IOsiDNa.
The sun., 1895-02-06

ToDAY's FEATUREs Trade was decidedly unihteT.
esting. Ths brazilian CableA were nTin but klO
change wAs lower. that took the eige on. The
European cables certainly not caluuAtsd 70 la.
spirs 6ulish enthusiasm. sethsI wAs ths statement
VI tue world Visible supply which showed an Increase
lnAtead Of deer WIch the bulls had predicted.
The trading Was - light today, however, and tho
nuctuatlOns within - small compass that ths
market calls for little cOmlnent Many contend that
pTices altOgethsF toO high, however, IN View OF
pTesant aud pTOspsctlye supplies The warehouse
deliveries are ialng on. Sew YORK lDbDers sup
posed 10 hold hera Stoke and the lobLinE Tads aa
q rule 10 certainly unsatAfnctOf1.
FLuUH guiet And generally steady. spring patentl
weak. halea y,5OO bDik- E1pHTa b,tsB bJ.s aud
The sun., 1895-02-06
Real Estate Private Sales.

stabler Smith have sold for c. W. Luyster 20 West
Seventy sixth street four story white limestone
dwelling. lot 800 i00e, for sgo.0O0. The house
taIns an elevator and other modern mprOV cnienth
Peter Marie has bought East Thirty seventh street
from Frank u. Martin, Mr. Martin bought tho prop
erty In June, 1893 for S0B,g6O
The sun., 1895-02-06
Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Tuesday, Feb, o.-Raccipts OF beevcs
were 300 head, all direct to exporters and slargh'
tcrers. No trading. feeling steady.
Receipts of calves only +O head; no tradicg OF i'm.
porancc
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1875 head. y
cars direct To slauRhtercIs and sal. sheep
c. higher; lambs tSc higher inferior 10 prime sheep
sold from - to a. 10 100 Da. fair TO choice lamhs
from S6.50 TO S5.S5.
Receipts OF hogs were 7.799 head; ono ear on sale.
Firm at sIAOGtsI.T 10 100 Ms. for extreme weights
The sun., 1895-02-06
Mors Ammunition for Ch,s..

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 5.-The Winchester Re-
peating Arms Company OF this city to-day
shipped TO Hong Kong China, via London,
/ 500, 900 rounds OF .l3-calibre Manser rifle
Ammunition. This Is the third shipment OF the
kind that the company has made since the war
The sun., 1895-02-06
Available cash balance in

Guiding gold reserve .si44.+l2.174 ei43.475.349
Money in London, II . cent. Rate Of discount
in open market, for both short and three months
bills, l n cent. Paris advices quote 3 y cents
at l03 francs 22lo centimes, and exchange on
London Mt 2j francs 1sla centimes.
The subscription books for 81. .OOO, 900 OF the
6 y cent. gold bonds OF the Brooklyn Wharf
and Warehouse Company were closed this
morning. the loan having been largely over
subscribed.
The sun., 1895-02-06

SPIN. .:s w; ;Es :s: ;.:s;
"a 'IsSt9s' ss,Ss SO .G sssf s sssi @
ses ~ Ss,ss me 81 Is ~
s9gs.dgs ssgsss NSS eS,!, W s9 n. saI SS
siy MIL, ,cs & Ws,s inSlss $40 No. sgs s
sSi %ss:E sss sSS
si,.a Gy a ThS d@n, sS .S cSSs .sSS So
rs,t barley sysns..,c I. ysIloT ts1gy
Sneie. tsrins, aicsSSgr y y, shciSs ,pschIns d.,
Rrsn 100 ", 40 So, sS%5jc shorts Zoo ssi, sea
pSc.ctsi: rye feed. sOSsSc; scrcrninss, Sos iOc. y
S % %. SSL sss S'esd s SssS Sobs ssSsS eSSS
sSSsS; sss, cotton ssSd meal ,ied,s,s sro, .,.. ,a
900 bust, for export 80 gfcdf q b s,orc W. under
T6S;e We're the rcceIpts Chicago. iSoGn bush; Mi.
TSSSSe S,aS NnhsSpG SSoSS Duluth yn@s
baltimore 0i,dl6i Phiadeiphla Ri1pj Hoston, u.
total las, wear SoSosI FUTURE sales isVS buo bush
as Follows
Opening. Lorr,, Highest. CLOSING. NiSSt. lSn
NAV ''''Sbs,y''o SsS SSsS'o Soss Asa, S;S
July ','.,"osAs os@ oNsio SM eSh
Corn advsnccd ssc. 10 i've spc, sale. 10000 hush.
sisST ao%, s'Sf"r tSS Iys tt' IL ors Future
resru,r, on'"'n' ia;''A Highest cn;"0 NSst SS,,
.,...,.,".!5is iiS ais 4,iA a,
Juiy. ..........Aih AN lsa IS'. i7ls
oats advanced t,c to Lc snot sn,es sS 600 bush
M q white aSi ,S,t,l, I'm ELEVATOR 80 y niXsJ
M, in stnre gt,s9,i., in .I,y,,nr ,n IA, atn,i'
migrated SiSl1S' for White and * tsSc for mixed
bush as roIio,yss "'"" '''ee' f"'"'V S''' '''''''
" fost
p,.,i,, Io,,e,, Eylch,,t ,'i,.,,, S,,b
February ...'.''' cr''''' "'V"" apTs Hgsi
MaS " '''' ,'S 'Sas S2sas S3is v2Ss sI,s
~ a -, ,, 80, ~. -
,,in'WAnn,s tkArvhES-Whcnt astonlshcu lnc bcnrs a
ihsy hs hSI Gesos 80 ar9.,'msI % TO ssEss @
Lrlsng Hut many considered that rally WAS due
lnc canlcs were higher Liverpool was huylhS iuufrh
mere ln" crop IN Australia u IA SAIL huch sInhllcr
The sun., 1895-02-06
Heal Estate Transfers.

Goth Al, n ., 800 ilth av. .25xlUO. Moses Dolan
and Alex 7 boyle % ra!rSk Gray; ;:,:,.',,. d
Same property excra OF Mary polan 10
same '' property, mary Mccouro ct al to ''''''
7sth % st. .s si.2s boulevard, iGx io2.2; I'd:
as!6 g. :, alS v ~ Sy, 25xi0o.5; Simon
Siesinaycr ram, and wife to fred crainme ' and
,isin iS ST. 81. a..G "a av aix ,ool: samuel '-oOO
Levy and wife 10 Emma frohmann. IL. 23.5OO
enrs W Francis, referee, TO Ludwis nocrlng. 1870
'GG SH fHS@ nGgsI2 1o.spH %Ssa $St
'S,@ 1.ss Alien .S sad wa 70 l4sut Jar%Sa
and wife ,.,,...'',... ,,.. .......,.;.,.' $4,000
nei kosrn to Philip Potash :..........,' 1000
d Hutehison 10 Marcus Hutchlson. ..;.ui.
cGs' %nas Doyle and Sa.S To Nay Hs1s q. o%Ss lS.1s
is az rs:es sGt SS.a Mary =. WIN" 10000
sohwsrer and wife 70 John Mckelyry, -. 10000
I'm av. ls.a s1,h % s, S H6lnloo; VIM a ,oo
1907, q l.s sISa and ~ sS,,,s, %S1, VIM STRANGE
ED S =, ms ns' saai y s!h AZ. y. .ioI0s,O; saraa
same Sa%s's: pros: 70 S1Sr %" Of % Jas Ward 10 VINO
S s,o1s an8 S2 Wiz m to Alec Sa%e' NC 100
Fredk MoeilSr -. .,...g,:: $4,000
7ist IT, So 3G7' " Central Fark West. tx
IOO6 Mitchell l. Erlanger, ref, to Henry W
oist 81, 80, 100 " Central Park West, 75r
luOsi Anna l. AtteTbury To Martin
to Henry Kr6sen ,,.. 5000
Hence ..,'., - ',1','.,' 10000
Hays 70 Henry FeldnAnn ,.,.,... ,.,,.,.. ls,2OO
wesei 70 Joseph hrsrgIon 10000
oliver 81, tOi klfonse MSsucc to Josephine
MaSuecI, on. half part, ,.,,... ..,.:..,..,
Hubert Il. 4; Daniel PheInn and wife to
Harrison - So, "a : E " sshington At, IVIsSi
John Heat q EdwIn 81 Harrison, ,,. .-,.,..-,,
Roosevelt ~ -. Peter can"Narl To Maria
wellington av, ses, glen . Marble st. 1855
lUu, tecllla Casssl t9 hichsei DuEan 5000
oIoa &C. ana John RpoI 70 Marcus Sslhan ' 10000
FoTcstAy, cor lblst At, yoi1l1O' QUO .
lBDIh a. "a . \, 100 q COuTtlAndt AV, bGGlOOi
FTrdk LeuthneT 70 jacob and Abm Harris, 1880
IBIat st, n 8. 23a4 Morris plnrs or AZ, ib-A
lll Clarsnesh N Fowler u henry FheIer .oo
All sv. ss, 4s n iOth a. 2lIhagI25r lIrE
SAMUEL W b smith aud vile 10 lsdOT COhn
same prop. AmuNd Johnson and vile TO Isl
Dsisnesy SS a"% t. o. a6Hs76i Frederick seslig
al e. .s'.1 ~ s55. IH sy, s5IVa6; cornslia d
Hoa.ios i, S75 Esst, Annie Cohen 70 samuel -.
Wiileti e. . :, 10 sslAntOn Il, 2JEiOO. Adolph
sewman and samuel Greenfield And wives
to lzaae Cohsn b<'oOo
EEcOEDED a0EIGA0EA
APrn" Prhns"S. SiIs i6ad q, 100 iioaisSsfd ,' $4,000
g. stI y Az K, dsInsBd,' -. -, 10000
20 . cor C0n,snt az and iIltl =. ~ -, 10000
CTAHne. FTsik. anI wife "a 81 II TtliOtsOns
va q, xyJ " v "a aF Jrs-' '.''.''''''' 10000
The sun., 1895-02-06

tAtions. Railway bonds hrmeT. The features
were Atchison A.. Colorado Coal and Iron 6s,
Erie ed consols, ID. NJ. Ctfs.. Hooking Valley 5s.
Houston and Texas Central general A.. KanEas
and Texas 2ds. Louisville, Evansville and s..
The sun., 1895-02-06

MERCHANTS REsPT FAMILIES
Wishing loan Of any sum pn th.iT huuaenJld IuTni
tuIC, pianos, aC without removal on terms Of easy
TepAyinenta. can be arr Oum1dAtrd through me upon
slrct ITiEhry assume the sAns c1pnds ntlAl BrlA.
OOODMAN. as 6TH AV. CON. IsTHJ.
MohEi,-Any amount on furniture or any cOllAt
Nl teThl. no Tsn.usa 81 rAsy terms, oonndrnuAl
hEkCAA1lLE LOAN AND GIAhAAif CO.,
o. Aasrau, cor FuitOa, Tppfls iyt aId no.
The sun., 1895-02-06

coA., ,.... a.. ,....,., ,....s.,s .na..o
W.is III ~. e,...,,,. ~ a -" AZ r,cs,s aAo
,,,. y ~, ~, "a, WV
,, West SIN 81 dsn,,and; r,,,,., 1000
~ S,,ssu.. viV.s trs.,, = ~ I ''"s' ao noo
rcalu, M,.hhssG1 ~ ~ n, ,Viia' - iin,h 80 '''V'
IN, w aiivnavt " - ~ vsl'"~ 'H''" ~ AN,
nINi" VIs ~, Nsu,,,,,a u..,.is Sss AV'N
'v..i, is,h :, 49,. .a"" ..'',s.s ,r,', 80
s.,r, ~, 's,n s,,,, ~ 49, A., ~, ''' NM
w"
vs, w w v, - ''S ""S" ,n,
r.s.nn ,...,,v " N 's,,i, -, t,.t.,. '''''
',,,"SV,.. aaulue' WV "'''h'' " 'V'""'F 49,,
flsss SgrneI,a aud N,S enc !" ,nn ,ss N Me],rSrGl ]
pa,. W., nj w. W. NV" ~ 1'' ''"''" pa ooo
~ - u,.,ss,S "a, =, a r,,.I 4, ,nn,n N"''''
:, - - NJ, ", . ,,,. ~, ''' " WV" An,
tfa.i, ~ " ~, ~ W " w, ~. ''''
"vSaus. ',uh,tNk, w " W. ~ S'N"N W. a., ,no
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:. '''''' wv "'s' nno
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ahClC !ss.n, ~, w" W W w, s ~
vssnm,s, ,,,,i.,i,. :, i..;,,., ,,,,,,, $1,000
iagl 81 lot IiSw 8, map ct Mclrosr SOUTH ,co
knoI llctuc, aud ann tH Wui,sm y rnyn" oo,,
The sun., 1895-02-06
Union Pacific Railroad
Company
Collateral Trust @ % Bonds.

Coupons duo January lsi lsS6, viii he paid "n prss
sntation at the once 81 tho uSIos TRUST CON
PAsY OP NEW YORK. No. ~ Broad~ay on and after
PehTnaTy "a. lsUb
The sun., 1895-02-06

New Tsrh steeh Ezehsues-ssiss Fes. Z
urrTnD STATES AND STATE BONDS uN sl.ooOs).
,sTsEt"iiossii3s. sv, ,Hdeb' s-s' OF 40
sSS So :. iiii,Siiis 80 vs Ts' 8. td.fiid III 'S
2 Ala, Class A.....1OAL ~
The sun., 1895-02-06
Real estate tor Sale Arvsey City.

IM'R SALE Elegant corner property, thrccstory
L brick buidlns, containing -four Nturra and -four
apartments az hiS rooms tan inptoN rmcntsl cachi
also four story, basement aud cellar brick dwell
Ing houses nine rooms. all nltON rrnts, chch price
eiOOnU Terms viii exchange for lots IN
Newark. Orange. vicinity FOR pntiit nlnrr apply to
T.. r. MArlllSOS,
l3p Ocean nv. Jersey city
The sun., 1895-02-06
iHanlh.ssafraaEEsS Hassrsc'HI asrY. s
"A. 4. QUICKEzT rEnMANHNr


4 IT IDSfAl. lAul'a' physician. tF'Rta with I"T
~. feet 4uIvas Atd tAtrlb a female 'rH plants hHd
iIrrgular.lch IrHai" sHuil-T um ~ M'st Aith It,
The sun., 1895-02-06

Appleton, Laura V, aud sno 90 the Mutual Life
lnslo, kY,GsiOzd 81, 100 boulevard ..,.
BreTrtdn. Joseph. 20 Margaret hrlael, u ION
a. ala ~ Az A, dsnAnd.. ...t.-srss-t- ... ..ss
Butler Jacob d. ani wife 10 Mutual Life Ina
40. % q cor Convent az Anh ifith 81, ~ ...
CTAmuie. Frsik. anl wife "a 81 ID TillOtsOu, 80
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asal estate for ,Salr-Countru.

STAMfoRD and tow adjacent On New Haven u. L.
c-Chcnp farms, handsome city dwoliings Nillasi
cottages hnd rhor" front property Tor tat furnished
and unfurnshrt huuScS IL great variety IL let
lit BRAN A1iNtN stamford, Conn,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
A Georgia Story.

In Banks county, Ga, q party of
young men secured ~ hollow log and in
closed tho end with II rawhidc, drum
Ike, and then passed through Il strip of
leather. When adjusted, this musical in
strunent made sounds rs hideous as Il
menagerie of wild animals and could
be heard long distance The young
men commenced operations in one sec
ton and then moved to another, until
tho entire county became fully pcrsuad-
ed thatfiSers, lions, bears, hycnas and
all the wild beasts of Africa and Asia
had escaped and were roaming in the
bay gals and pine woods of that long
staple county
Tho boys added to the excitement by
narrating marvellous encounters they
severally had with the yarmint. No one
dared to venture out alone; the doors
were barricadod, churches unattended,
stores We're without customers. and
when the ncaghOors venturod forth thew
We're in crowds, all we'll armed. The
excitement was increased by certain
highly respected local preacher riding
furiousay up to the po@officc and ex-
citedly announcing that he had encoun-
tered the hideous monster. a veritable
Bengal tiger. and only by his courage
and the swiftness Of HIS horse did he
narrowly escape
Many other highly respected citizens
saw the terrible animal-one in a cor
tain skirt of woods. another ct the rnil-
road culvert, another in the graveyard
on tombstone; one swore he saw him
IN the church grove, and many asserted
that they had met the striped animal
face TO face in tho road, and that he
was as big rs horse. If ever there was
terror stricken community, it was that
OF the county Of Banks. But the bows
foohshly let the cat ont OF tho bag. 1t
was too much for the preacher and those
who had seen the beast. Tho good man
and his fellow braves swore ont war.
rants. had the boys arrested and lodged
in Jail. but they were soon released.
with slight punishment. Atlanta Con.
stitption.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Il. G. HOggaTd & Co.,
Real EState& Rental Agents.
i26 MAIN RECT.
PHONE No. TAO

FOR RENr-1l9, 4O3 4U5. 4O7 and 400
highland avenue, l26 Willoughby. 40 Bax.
ter -" Mnltoy 4Oi PArk o3 luustall. I62,
improvements: 2l2 Bnnk, 1923 bermuda ~
Charlotte. 30 Cumberland, ~ and IS Chapel,
lu5 Bermuda, rooms. store corner Church
ana hario!ts wood yard OH Bermuda street.
nice store III Berkeley, corner Liberty AMI
Eighth streets: cottage at Virginia Eeach
1872 ni q Water 1t oct
FOh SALE-lwo houses on MaltLv ave-
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o.! Nelly, NV on Tnnstnll. three on High
ihhu, one on Park. two on Levitt, four
DITCH lao Sc, on Nichh on str ct g,oI IN
We tment: Lots on Freemason, Corprew.
Boush, Highland. Kelly, Princess Anne ave.
nue. aud III Huntersville. Also. Farms, large
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PROPOSALS

, OfFICi: OF INK
BOARD OF STREET SEWER
AED DRAIN COMMISSIONERS !
NpRioLN. VA. June 18th, lSl5
L ns MILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
u!tI ~ "c"fk noon on June 2lth 1895 for
~ 'anlhs lhe s'ic inlst>, gutlTs etc and for
~ le'moNh ~ OF - e., rsrbage dead animals e,c
H." 'ymi on w'Tds Of the dty, during the year
coperhcitio Tor the work may bc seen at the
ou'cs OF thr 'lty Engineer. and h DIS must he mad.
on ne "anhS I'atncd from tue same source
E"ci, hi mist lie accumpau ed by n certified
mex IN etTin of 500, Il, guarantee If rooI
,''h ,hr h'uitr Cod and satisfactory bond
hi 5 j. reserved any vi '''
5 grcd CN ErtI,r,p,
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