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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-18
u .osING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Thursday. January lip. m.
More gold was taken for export to-day. but the
market broadened and strengthened somewhat
In spite OF that. responding. possibly, to wide
spread belief that the bill to allow railway
traffic TO be pooled will pass the Senate next
week Information to this effect from
sources hostile to the measure. London bought
in New-York, and there some covering OF
short contracts. The result was trading In many
stocks which recently have been neglected, al
though the amount OF transactions was not large
In any particular one-as in Pacific Mail. Ontario
and Western, Louisville and Nashville. Man
haitian and the Vanderbilt lines. Nothing went
down except Cordage. In both kinds. and Ameri-
can Sugar Refining. The trading In them. and,
indeed. in the entire Industrial group. was I2ht.
No new story was told about Sugar. but its
manipulators are said to be not quite at ease
about an extra session Of Congress. Only S2S6
shares OF il changed hands. Its net decline was
=. Chicago Gas had gained IA to 72l% at the
close. dealings in H.S7S shares. St Paul
opened down 4, to 56A because OF the bad show
ing Of the earnings for the second week in Janu-
ary Rock Island was lower, also, while Bur
lngton's and Northweserns first prices were
higher. All the members OF the Granger group
were up al the close. by small fractions. and their
advances were attributed TO London purchases.
and to covering Of shorts. The close was steady.
but dull
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold SOL 900 5's. coupon. at
1l6A GIGS. Quotations were as follows:
sLA&
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
EAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
In Effect January H. isoS;
p $50 sAi e lFi'sois
a. e" NJ cincinnati $40 4. H.. Indanapoi; iss A. u
a saS f =. %2t ii AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
. ana sssso and % R""s e5 's' s.
e5S H. Nj ws ssfefS & s.s..
4, E; $'D;
fSss sns 11' cars TO- '"S os 's
500 :" s:Fs.s RrsH,ns Sleeping
10 Pt.-iurS connet,. for Chicago daily. and cievs-
land " WAsHiyGT raS f xSS eFnE sogTH .
s $50 s ' psro and a NJ DINING eaT So
' s 81 psas sad n,S. cars. 20 D"ns es
soETHER 'H N,fi s, rxpR II 'i 80 NJ
s $ o sSynr. Ms nd T:% na
orlsanT; ic.I; light daily seepers to Montgomery
N?%;Sf,s sss sessE sT TT ys: Is
Sy 800 da" sleeper to Tampa and
Al gssr 500
Cha,'ss R}se A. ~ we'k-d'y'' and with Through
Foe hrrHSTJ" cry l:so ?. NJ weekdays Through
r6 pF s,P Pi M. rer acS ESP weekdays.
For Ling 1oc ;oo p ar o's'c 40 snS % pm
weeS-dav. sundnys .s1cc"pt. Asbur5 PARK and Ocean
' ron PHJLADELPHIA.
So 30 8. $40 o. oao 30 5enna L,%,GS, 1910 cD.n,
Ing carr, II A. NJ IT, 2.i0 T. 20 dining Car.
40 Dining car ID,lns Gap ri '. 80 iIm,,.s
A. NJ Dining Carr. 32o Dining carr, a. ~ Dining
ar, Dining c'r o. St' ,as "A III and ~,
broadway Aston House and foot ., Desorss aaa
Cortlandt Streets Court Street $50 Futon o.rsr
broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station loot ~ hy v
Street Jersey CITY The New TX
rra,sfe C,mpanv will call for and check baggage from
~ ppr,vC n r WOOD.
General Manager. General rassr Hs-"''
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Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
REORGANIZATION.

Tn. rian o, resaiu.,msnt. dated Oct, l. 1901. has
been as.eni-d to By sufficient number Of Income bond
holders and stockholders make the effective.
The Committee now hold a majority Of the gen
tfal mortgage bonds and have In accordance with the
trndhoders agreement q May l. 1894. and their cir
c!ar q Der. l. 1896 notified the Trustee % the genera
mortgage bring suit for the foreclosure thereof and
20 press such suit o. expeiiuouslS as possible.
The Committee viii continue 10 receive deposis Of gen
mortgage bonds under the agreement Of May :. 1894
until Jan. 81. 1895. The Committee will not purchase
further COUPONS from bondho'ders who deposed
bonds before Jan /. 1898. After Jan 81 no bonds
viii be received except upoa terms 10 b. announced by
the COMMITTEES hereafter.
Prior the foreclosure sale. and the sltus-
Ton permits, the Committee will submit, plan OF reor-
ranixailon In the manner provided in the agreement Of
T. 1894 That plan Will oner 70 the junior security
holders and stockholders an opportunity to aver, sale
under foreclosure by accepting Ito provisions and de-
posting their securities hereunder before the foreclosure
,ae and viii provide for participation in the reoean
property before foreclosure sale there
after in tho Committee shall purchas. tn. pop
cry for all the Junior security holders who have as
scented and deposited their securities. upon favorAb.s
. basis a. the financial needs % the properly w. per-
nit Special recognition will be offered to those ~no
have deposited securities and befor.
Feb. !. 1895.
Pending the Of such plan holders o. such
junior securities and stock may deposit the same with
The depostori,s % the Committee. Such deposits. to-
seiher with those already made may be at any time
upon the surrender Of the receipts therefor.
The Central Trust company OF New York,
"a WALL STREET NETWORK CITY.
The Finance COMPANY OF Pennsylvania,
<sl CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
Dated Jan. . 1895.
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT. Chairman
ADRIAN IsEi.IN. JR. J. KENNEDY TOD
HENRY BULGE. THOMAS DENNY.
GEORGE II. EARLE. JR. SIDNEY r. TYLER
SAMUEL. H. SIiIPLEY. RICHARD Y. COOK
J n. WALLACE. Secretary
81 Wall Street. NewYork city
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY,
fAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic BOOK slsnais'
on AND AFTER DEC sd i>ot.

tAnthracite coal used exclusively
F0a or aN6 AF ATS%I DEC 3d. 50. ios
Trains leave station foot OF Lbery-ss. a..
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown Msu.n 10 "a %
40 7:ij o:lo q * to Easton, A. NJ ~ srt,v.
go C':Is,o Eas,on,:, A. NJ. 90 800 600 P ~
For wk.s .sa pIts s0nos ard sc ac o
For Reading a, 40 500 oio. 1000 20 A. NJ. 10
100 400. 200 5t5. 30 ~ I2;is ri ns,t sun
days. $50 A: NJ. 100 40 80 800 i2i 40 ns na
For Harrisburg at 40 500 9:l0 f. NJ. 10 10 fD
800 54s P NJ. 1918 night. Sundays. 100 $50 600
For sunbury LewIsburr and willamspcrt ., go 500
o:io a. NJ. i:iO 90 30 p. NJ. Sundays 500 p
Pleasant $50 SIS IL 80 A. ~. 30. I'4' 30 to Red
Bank. AS. : 40. s:'s VI s.ndsvoo s.csps Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 Sis a. NJ. las. $40. $40 P. ~
!o- FarmingGa.e. Toms River. Barnega Park and B~'
rega. go sI5 A. n. i:45. I4o r. NJ .
For Atlantic city. Vneand and Bridseton $50 a. ~.
For Monmouth Beach. ssabrisht and Highlands 4
Nayssink 40 sis II AZ A. ", 30 i4S' 49, ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BA All AND WASHING
.pSi 9s 'ss. &c SS; FIJI ;:;
night sunday 30 90 II 10 Dining Car A. ~. i:3o
500 Dining Carr 600 p. NJ 1913 night ooo ,,.n
Dining carr A.. NJ 1880 800 500 Dining Car, 500
p. NJ. 1915 night sundays 200. il:3o Dining Carr
A. n. 1890 500 Dining Car, 500 p NJ l2:iS n,sh,-,
osi AIS ga, 40 3o3 Broadway. ~ s,have q East
,"h-st.. 'si Fast l2,th-sf 2ea IVES, 2',h-s Isl Co
iumhus-aye.. NewYork: Court-s SEQ Fu'tonst P-oct
ivn as Broadway Williamsburg. The New-york Transfer
Company viii call FOR ard check baggage from hotel or
residence destination.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO Il. Il.
Fast t.Nprrss Trains 10 ..sa
nultimOre. Washington. Chicago. Clnctnhs'~
~. Inuin mud Al ENtNtn Went.

-. Louis and All POINTS West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAlNSur
Leave NeM York ZOO, Of Ibsr{s o Sa PyIrfr ss
80 D. 1913 night. Fos CiNclNNATI ST. aLtVI ITI
200 A. m. 900 D. For WASHINGTON, bAHS.i "a
MORE o:Oa a. m IN: 10 Dining Carr 20 o.
D. NJ. sunday. ,3'oa .. m Dining car, go
I'm daily except $3.50 ~ u.,hav
For NORFOLK. II go M daily, 1879 p m ex Ghs,,s.
For NEW ORLEANS. via Roanoke. bristol ana Ss"iy
nooga through Pullman Sleeping Car 300 M Eaa
Ticket offices ii3 LIZ. e6i. t5. lao bdwas arook.
18th ST. I2s Iiowery n. Y. 3t4 3!V ruitoh 81, "
lyI Station foo, II Liberty ST.. c. r. r. OF n 1890
New-York Transfer Co. will call FOR and cneSs ~ss
from hotel residence 70 destination.
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financial nlect,nes.

-. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY:
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF the StocKnorl-
orc NJ, National, Lead Company will be held AT It's Of
flee M i Exchange Place Jersey city. y j.. on Ihuts
Eeh ~ isg5 nj O'Clock Transfer BOOKS i9i
hoh pr.farre and Common Stock will close Jan ~ is?'
and remain closed until Feb. II, 1872
Nv order Of Board OF Directors $1,000, ,.
ny ''' " " CHARLES DAWSON. Secretary
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financial.
Philadelphia g. Reading
Railroad Company
JUNIOR SECURITIES
PROTECTIVE committee.

4 committee named ia plan OF read)us'm"h' ua'.'
October l. 1884, having received deposit uhue' '"e'
plan Of more than a majority OK the general m'''s"se
bonds. while declaring the said plan ineffective and IN
operative nevertheless notified 'the tr"s'ee vi
IN. general mortgage to bring suit for the
foreclosure thereof md d" press sue" s"''
% exprditiOusiy rs pOsstbic.
While this radical Is proposed NJ certainty III
protecon 10 the security holders junior to the genera
mortgage is provided except that 1t s suggested mat
for such tnnic- who shall deposit 'hei'
securte. the plan of October J. 1874 there VIII
b~ offered participation In the reoT9anzed p''p.''
"upon us favorable II basis us the h"""''"i
needs Of the property Will permit.
This exceedingly provision seems 10 the 'n"e'
signed who are In their own right OF JUNIOR
securities the value Of millions OF do"alS !" ~
aggregate unsatisfactory and dangerous that t'ey
h, We organized themselves as committee 10 'orm""'
MIA, ~ nr,ect the Junior securities from elimination
or unfair trea ment n threat Of foreclosure be carried
out which par will II necessary provide TOT reob'"'
ton on Il equitable all classes OF
Attention + especially called the serious menace
that the unnecessary foreclosure now threatened 10 oe
prosecuted sves since the Constitution Of rem
syl,anla eorganized Company may be prevented 'o
owning valuable coal properties
An immediate deposit Of securities including the stock
il essential a such deposit is urged to he made w'th
the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY against
its temporary receipts the time for receiving the same
being limited February II. 1895.
The undcrsigned have already SO deposited
APPLICATION TO THE NEW-YORk STOCK
EXCHANGE AND THE LONDON AND PHILA-
DELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGES, FOR THE
LISTING or RECEIPTS WILL DE MADE IN
RESPECT TO EACH CLASS As SOON As A
MAJORITY SHALL. HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED.
A plan will be formulated by the Committee for pro-
lection and necessary FOR reorganization. as soon a.
practicable and not later than August l. 1898.
should a. plan formulated should the plan.
when promulgated deemed unsatisfactory by any or
he deposn. security holders. the securities deposited
may be Withdrawn within twenty Gays thereafter.
II is propo-eA by this committee TO add to It's number
from time to time Of which increase public notice will
given
Depositarles in London and Philadelphia will be here
after designated
Dated January Is. 1895
ROBERT VI. GALLAWAY, Chairman
Pres ~ Merchants National Bank.
ISAAC \. SELIGNAN.
81 4. 4 ". Seligman a. Co.
DAVID q. LEGGET,
SIMON WORMsER.
~ l. q < Wofmser
ENAMEL LEHMAN.
- Lehman Bros.
HOApIY. IAUTERBACH & JOHNSON. Counsel.
WM. II. PAGE JIl Secretary.
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EUROPEAN FiNANcIAL MARKETS.

London Jan H. =. m.-Tonsols. loi'. for money ard
account. N.~ York. l'"nHsyi, ANA ana
Ohio first mortgage bonds. l4s Canadian PACING. bs
Erie 1Os, second cOnsus G|i. Illinois Central. @.
Mexican ordinary. a.: ~ Paul common. BIN Ne"
York Central 1929. renusyiysfya. "a. Reading. o..
Mexican per cent bonds g. Louisville and
Nashville 56h,. Atchisun common. -
80 y. m.-Thc amount ~ bullion gone INTO the Bank
~ England balance to-day IL 5000. Money y per
dis ia the open market fof shoft
bills s per cent. and for three mOn'hs bills -
cent Paris adylces quote cent renieS ~ O2 france
for the account and exchange On London Al
ffar Ia. c.ntip.s f1r checks
i1.-Th. weekly statement ~ the Bank
OF France shows - ll37J'O francs gold
and a decrease g GD.vD francs IA silver.
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month to date: Receipts. s16l3l5l7; expenditures
sos Sol 2lS; excess expenditures s9,o.s
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares ,
with the figures Of the last previous statement az
follows:
ia, Il. Ian Il. Differences.
Net gold on hand S,i,2li"H' >'"i''" -
Net legal tsnnefs - ., -, CO. ,., Inc q, ~,
Va s,iSnr on h,na 10 80 53l lO9i.s6, Inc. $40 ~
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
os rea'.s 10 ,s, 3,, sl4s s25 aU Dec 500, l3'
nsn,si,s :, hang II as i56s3. 49, Inc. +4,o1i
,v,u.h. cash xIGs 10, $40 xiGi Dec s495.62'
Deduct minor liza ..,,. -, ~ ,.o
Actual cash bal 1851 $50 si5 1857 Dec s32oG'3
The above statement reflects condi. lions OF
Tuesday. and the needed 800 OOO 900 gold reserve
on that day was 81; S26.GS4 short. Tonight The
reserve fund IL really less than S'iooooo".
MONEY AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The money market was only too quiet For
time money for six months. the quoted rate adj
yanced from 2 To 3n3i.. We subjoin our usual
table made up from information furnished by
the busiest houses
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financial ELECTIONS.

r,,,, v,urr,Ivc AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY COM
$500 pANl. ,..-
70 40 WAI.I.sT.. NEW YORK. Jan II, ~,
,r,UE AZZJAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
i ora Of THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE isAiitW ~ n
COMPANY will be held at the Once of me nnpa"S so.
ieJo Ohio ON TUESDAY the. i2h DAY Of February jS''
10 O'clock noon for election Of Directors am m ~
ransactlnn of such other BUSINESS may come n'loi we
meeting The transfer books will close Jan 29n ana l
omen JAMES NJ hN"' ''''--'"-..
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SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West Al ST. station. New-York. a. tes'
lows, and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.;
3'3O 4. w. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
vitS 4. W. Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse. Rochse
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago .
DID u. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. eyrnsr
euse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara, Falls. Toronto "
trot Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. ..
.:t5 y. VI. Daily. except sunday for Utica Syracuse
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo ...
St5 y. VI. Daily for Albany. Cilcs. syracuse. Rochs
ter. Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit c'eVsAa'
Chicago and st. Louis. ,....
Tor tkkets tables OF local trains parlor and se.y
Ing recommendations apply city Offices Brooklyn
York. anu Al Time tables at prineipss
hotels. For other Information address 4.
C. T. IAMBERT. Genera. Passenger Agens
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Ce9al Notices
cnI-RT CITY AND cOtNI1

.o,-n,r CRY A\D cor NTY
- " hiI.,H 49, ,.aua,,d.r ard Frederic
r. Jones substituted Trustees under ,n ,sn, ~ MARY
cadwaiader Jones Plaintiffs agar An.oHy Wai,e
sometimes known and designated as Aishar William
and Clara Walter his wife Henry j. risnsii 49, -
wicks stephen p Anderson ana sza b vie Maria r
hansky and Alfred rbansky her husoahd Iey and Mary
and Clara T. t0use ms VIZ ry being ntiiions the
,enley his VIE 'lh. nam, ,na 'unknovn 10 plaintiffs
Edward X. Joh Jon .,1 ,,' ~ New YORK
IN ne 'y anu ~ ',sc,end,nts and each OF them
You hereby summoned 10 ~ eaIr answer on the
nir WITHIN Tsn 9 iSs dsy Of service
and Of your failure 10 appesi, ~, ,a On. yslie
m.n viii taken asalns, you By default Tor the 's'@
Dated Sew York oS,9ssr 2oh 1872 Ss,,r,. Attorneys
STRoNG m ~ ,itass 70 "a Wall street. New
Once ana PoStoXi y NN'''' - ~
otS Antony Walter sometimes known and
40 w A,thonv Walter and Clara Walter his
s rr.,t omlev and Mary Iemisy his wife Uhe
80. Mar being fictitious the first name OF salu
l h,,,,, hs,ng unknown 10 plalntins
I'll rrnso,g sumnons upon by pubca-
,, ,urs,an, 10 an order Of Edward Patterson
non purs ar cnrsme Cour, % tho State ~ New York
osce Ok on tav ~ December 1885,. and fled with the
complaint IN tnv I" a, he "ountv Court House
,oun,, ., =, ' -
'i,y or ~ ~ VIZ December 18Th 1894
Ia sTr0Tci & CADwALADER. plaintiffs Attorneys.
C,TPRENE COURT OF THE STATE of
- Nrw yORK-TlaintiN desires trial 70 be had IN me
CIV and county OF New-Yor. sophia T. Beach painnn
ag'irs, Jacop u Weinberg. Freda Weinberg. lua {. :
por,er Irederick Stone. william NJ Ham. DEFENDANTS
summons
r, The above ma med defendants and each of them ,
You are hereby summoned 10 answer me oonp'an' IN
pInn,,r Attorneys Within twenty days after the service
~ This summons exclusive Of the DAY OF servce ahn
he taken asant You by default FOR the relief demanded
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STOCKS HOLD FIRM.
TRADING WIDELY SCATTERED
DISCOUNTING THE EFFECT OF THE PAS
SAGE OF THE POOLING BfLL-GOLD
EXPORTS CONTINUE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY L.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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financial.
New York Guaranty &
Indemnity Co.,

Is TRUST COMPANY UNDER THE BANKING ACT
AND RASSACTS ALI. TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
Is "A legal depository ~ Trust funds.
Trustee Transfer Agent Registrar FOR Cor
porsions
Acts Executor Administrator. Guardian. Trustee
Of Estates.
ALLOWS INTEREST on DEPOSITS
subject check.
WALTER G. OAkMAN President.
ADRIAN ISEIIN. JR.. Vice President.
GEORGE Il. TUKNbliII. "a Vice iresid-n,.
HENRY A. Nj KKAY Treas and See
j. NELSON BOKl.AND Assist. Treas. and Sec.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel ID. Babcock. Adrian Isein. Jr..
George r. Baker Augustus g. Juliliard.
George 5. BowdOln. James y. JarNie.
Frederic Cromwell, Richard a Mct'ufdy
Walter X. Gillette, Walter q. Dakman.
KObert GOeIet Alexander h. orr.
q. q. Haven Henry II. Rogers.
oliver Hartman. Henry W. Smith
X. Somers nayes H. Nick. TwOmbly
Charles X. Henderson. Frederick W Vanderbilt
William &. Whitney.
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Bankers an0 Brokers.
vERMILYE & co.,
BANKERS,
Nassau and Pine SITS,
Ncw-YOrk City.
Dealers In Investment Securities.

Thomas L. Manson, Jr., & Co.,
DC BROADWAY AND WALL ST, \. y
Members New-YOrk stock Exchange.
All classes OF Stocks Bonds. and lnvesneh, Secu'"es
hnught and sold for cash on margin
x Y y H. & Hartford securities speciai's'
Co .nected by private wire with
TICKER ANTHONY & CO..
20 STATE 81. BOsT0N ,MA SS
Members Boston stock Exch"hIc'
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-, d. 4.
y ~ '. q =
Pun 81 q,
Cuicksi MIN
90 pr
Rens a. o% a. -
X " q - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-18

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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NETWORK AND LONDON. January "a 1895.
TO TIE uOLDERS OF OR KECEIPTS FOR
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
RAISE The Salaries.


read with full approval the recommends
of Governor Rich relative to increase Of
salaries of our state officers, but he did not
go far enough to suit me. would like to
see the constitution SO amended that we
could elect all state officers for four years
and make them ineligible the next four
years. l would pay the governor $4,000 a
year and compel him to reside in Lansing
during his official term. l would pay the
attorney general and state officers $4,000
each year aud compel them to live in Lam
sing during their terms and give their per-
sOnal attention to their Offices. This
think would do away with the expensive
deputies now employed who have to assume
the position that the principal would have
under my program. This also would do
away with all planning for reelection and
leaving no excuses for strictly attending to
their personal dates. The idea of the at
torney general working for $500 year, is
too supremely mean to be thought of, He
is virtually working for nothing and board
ing himself, for what can he have left after
paying the considerable expense he must in
cur. l am also of the opinion that nus
Office can be better and more ably filed by
appointment by the governor.
Think of it, $1,000 a year to the State
Treasurer who becomes responsible for all
the state money. and has to give bonds of
mn haI n mill thas, hua m
trust to deputy all of this responsibility
because of the states niggardly stipend. l
would elect the legislature for four years
one branch every two years, SO that one
branch may all the time have the ex-
perience of one session. would pay them
a salary of $500 or 5000 session and mile
age, and So. 90 day and mileage when call
ed in extra session. Ii possible would
relieve them of large amount of petty
legislation either by general law or dele
eating power to the board OF supervisors TO
do this work. / think this would relieve
them OF about one-thrd of their work. and
under this program, think we would see
the members hOmeward bound every time in
90 to 100 days, saving the state a large
amount of money. 1 would look for, as a
whole, ADLER and better talent toaadminIster
our state affairs, ADLER and better business
talent In our Legislature, giving us better
and more economical laws Under our
present program it is almost impossible for
any member to come out even on his ex-
penses after giving his time.
Il. ID. DEWEY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
DR.. Parkhurst's New Word.

DR.. Parkhurst has coined new word,
and its aptness and clever construction are
quite apt to make it famous. The eminent
reformer's word is 'Andromania," and of 1t
he says:
"There is an element i'm the feminine
world that is suffering from what l shall
venture is call 'Andromania.' The word Is
not an English one, for the reason, sup
pose, that the English language makers
never supposed that we should need such
term. 1t is constructed on the same primer
pie as the word 'Anglomania,' which means
passionate aping of everything that Is
English. 'Andromania' means similarly, a
passionate aping of everything that is man.
ming"
Dr. Parkhurst makes his new word serve
as the title for his FIRST article in the next
issue of The Ladies' Home Journal, and
uses 1t for vigorous treatment of the type
of women for whom he invented it.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
THE HUMAN EAR.
A Notable Lecture OIL the Sense of Hear
ing by DR.. Hartman.


During the course of one of DIR. Hartman's
latest lectures at the Surgical Hotel, he
said: Good hearing il essential to health
and safety. A continual roaring, cracking
and buzzng In the head, which Is always
produced by partial loss of hearing. IL q
constant nervous irritation which will grad
ually undermine the strength, Besides this,
even slight loss of hearing renders any
one more liable to accident, many persons
being killed every year and because Of par
tial deafness Many people think that a
gradual loss of the sense OF hearing is newt
able, and that every one must submit to 1t
sooner or later. Hence they make 10
attempt to End cure. This is great mis-
take. Loss of hearing, either in the old OF
young people, is nearly always due to
chronic catarrh of the head or middle ear.
Catarrhal deafness is due to catarrah of
the throat passing up through the Eustach-
ian tubes 10 the middle ear. The catarrh
in rare cases originates in and remains con-
fined to the middle ear. The symptoms are:
Roaring, cracking, buzzing in the ear, with
gradually increasing difficulty in hearing.
If not cured the hearing will be entirely
destroyed. When tho case has not already
gone too far before the treatment is begun,
Pe-ru-na will cure every case. 1t Is only
after catarrh has destroyed portions OF the
middle ear that Pe-ru-na fails to cure. All
such cases should write DIR. Hartman, Col
umbus, Ohio, for further advice.
A book on coughs, colds, la grippe Ca
rarrh, etc, will be sent free to any address
by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
papy of Columbus, Ohio.