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sores Disappeared.

81 have been suffering with sores on
my face. was unable to sleep and had
no appetite. began taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla and after had used two bottles
I felt like different man. The sores
disappeared, my appetite increased and
can now sleep soundly."-Henry Reichers,
Georgetown, N. M.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-08

Clothing sales agent wanted for Santa
Fe and vicinity. Commissions paid will
warrant storeheepers securing our outfit
Of samples. Canvassing and soliciting
agents can make more than ordinary sal
ary. Correspondence requested. Send
two or three references. Wanamaker L.
Brown, Philadelphia, Pa.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-08
BOARDOF EQUALIZATION
Close of Fruitful Session Of Terri
torial Equalizers-COmplete Re-
port of Appeals Disposed OF
Valuations Fixed.

After working industriously for three
days, at the governors office, the New
Mexico board of equalization adjourned
last night.
The valuations fixed by this board at
It's regular meeting last January are as
follows:
STANDARD gauge railroads, east and
north of Albuquerque, subject to taxa
tion in March, 1895-Mein lines, per
mile, $1,000; branch lines, per mile,
$4,000; side tracks and switches, per mile,
81, 800.
STANDARD gauge railroads, south and
west of Albuquerque,-Main lines, $1,000
per mile; branch lines, side tracks and
switches, $4,000 per mile.
Narrow gauge railroads-Main lines
and branches, $4,000 per mile; side tracks
and switches, $1,000 per mile.
Telephone companies - Fifty phones
or less in any city or town, $50 each; adj
ditional phones, $50 each; first wire, per
mile, SIS; additional wires, per mile, $5.
Telegraph mpanies-First wire, per
mile, $25; additional wires, per mile, Us.
American horses. per head ..............$ 20 OO
| Mexican horses, broke, per head. 10 u
| Wild horses, per head ............ ;.... ~
American yearling horses, per head" ~.
| Mexican yearling horses per head. $50. 2 0t
American mules. per head ............ 20 G.
| Mexican mules per head ............ 6 C
Burros per head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G.
High grade sheep, per head. ........,... 7.
Common sheep, per head ..,.......,...... 81
Angora goats, per head ................. y.
Common goats, per head. d,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-08

Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado o..
loon
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-08
GENERAL ITEMS.
MEAN TEMPERATURE FOR THIS MONTH IN

Mean temperature for this month for %
years. .oou
Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn
perature during month 90 o
Average daily deficiency. ......:............3 80
Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn
perature since January 345 @
Average deficiency of daily mean tempera-
ture since January l. ....... ..........1 g
Prevailing direction of wind. .............S
Total movement of wind ............ 1887 miles
*Maximum velocity of wind, direction and
Total precipitation. ............. 4.7S inches
Number Of days on which O1 inch or more
of precipitation fell ...................1 Is
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The Daily New Mexican
THURSDAY. AUGUST s.

Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the NEW MEXICAN Printing
CO., will not be honored unless previously
endorsed by the business manager.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-08

Are you taking SIMMONS Liver REG
ULAToR, the "K1Na OF LIVER MEDr-
c1NEs?" That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. 1t is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis
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mendation for it is, that it is BETTER
THAN PILLS, never gripes, never weak
ems, but works in such an easy and
natural way just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. It never fails.
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
ard everyone should take only Sim"
Mons Liver Regulator.
BE sure you get it. The Red u
is On the wrapper. J. III. Zeilin 81
Co., Philadelphia.
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Advertising Rates.

Requests for back numbers of the NEW
MEXICAN, must state date Wahteo' OF 'heS
will receive no atooAtion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

was immediate. ard IL advanced 10 l04. gaining
I'm the day nearly : per cent. The rest of the
Vanderbilt shares were strong, and sold At adj
vancIng figures Foreign houses were free buy
ers in the market. and there a covering In
the short interest. Outsiders figured TO some
extent in the dealings. and commission houses
reported an increase in their orders
Reassuring reports to-day concerning the crop
prospect helped the Granger shares. and there
we're gains In all those properties. Good for
eieu support gave strength TO Louisville and
Nashville Chesapeake ana Ohio. Wabash and
other internationals The anthracite shares were
strong and Jersey Central made net gain OF
per cent. Reading was again one of the most
active stocks dealt in, and it scored a net adj
vance Of per cent. Interests Identified with the
reorganization Of the property said to-day that
the company still demanded II per cent OF the
coal allotment. and that thcr" no intention
of receding from its present position. There
were no developments in the reported change OF
control in the company. Great Northern pre-
rose per cent further and the only cXplana-
ton If its movement in the reports that
Great Northern interests had secured control of
Northern Pacific. and the same reports appeared
to have similar effect upon the preferred stock
Of Northern Pacific. Sugar Rehnis. Chicago
Gas United States Leather. United states Rub
Der and American Tobacco We're materially
higher. Besides the placing abroad OF New
York Central stock. the interest of London in the
market and the general better feeling brought
about by the fair trade prospects, there was no
DEVELOPMENT Of Importance t. influence the mar
ket which closed strong and generally ~ the
best prices Of the day. The number Of shares
sold was 59t.93'
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $1,000 coupon IS at
1854. Quotations were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Oh THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Thursday May l6-p. m
Under the influence Of renewed foreign buying
and the announcement that London had taken
large block q the New-York Central Rail
roads treasury stock the stock market adj
vanced to-day. and though the trading was no;
on a large scale 1t was we'll distributed and
closing prices were at net advances. At the
opening there was tendency toward further
reaction. but the announcement that successful
efforts had been made to place large blocks OF
American securities abroad gave the market n
impetus which soon carried prices we'll beyond
yesterdays closing and caused rapid gains in
the properties directly affected. and the rest OF
the list acted In generous sympathy Through
the negotiations Of Mr. Morgan. the New-York
Central Railroad Company has placed the
mainder Of its Unissued treasury stock abroad.
the proceeds from the sale IF which will be used
for construction and Improvements. The effect
Of this transaction on New-York Central stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

IN State issues there were sales Of 81 .00o Viz
ginia funded debt rs n 1927 ~ ''rs. >'o'y" 4,
5gss $500 at 90 ana 800 900 at 49,. Three SHARES
Of the National Bank Of C1mmorc" were sod
~ 49, the last previous sal" being ~ - an
eight shares 80 .hc East Rive Bank al l'>. 'Hf
las; previous sale being at 123
In unison with The share list railroad bonds
were stimulated 10 greater activity. though sgHr
irreeularity in he movcn"l- was soon Hi.' i~'
marked declines established. The toiai va 70
actions were So 444 600 par valur. ONO southern
lsts receded / tc - oregon Improveme.h ISIS
IL to 9S and Scioto Valley and N"w-Engiand IS
| 10 70 bur Atch.s0n 2ds ros" IL Ia 2bi4. MIS-
souri, Kansas AMI Eastern lsts2is - 92's Northern
Pacific 2d coupons -. To- i02i4. Greg N improve
ment conso IS II t. AZ Reading lst incomes
ia 10 g. the % incomes i3- 10 23's. fittsbirs
and Western lists t. Sla4. Cordaee lists -. -
Al. and Wisconsin Central lst receipts ~ 10
57as
The sub-Treasury was debtor at The Clearing
Uousa S,l7372 lis net loss on balanc" was
s952. go. made up by loss in currencF 81 $'554,l
and a loss i'm coin - S3l90,>. 7 n-days opera
tons included: Receipt 3 =, 'v'' pay ncnS
81 237 49, resulting in general hdlah,' ~ S.,,,
557s consisting of $S252a 81, coin ana <'''N-'l''
currency. ,..,,.... -,
The United states Treasury at Washington re
celved today S2l7.6>2 National bank notes t,r ~
dcmption The customs receipt were $'''l"'
,b internal revenue receipts $3.50 and the mis-
crlaneous receipts S59.1jl. Total 'ioVeihm.n'
receipts for the day 81 2oo.7ll expeniitu 81
-.s All excess Of expenditures. sHJ.b' ls'c lIts
for month 20 date $l4ii2 s5l. expenditures "
o2i 52S. excess of expenditures over receipts VI
5sl.577 ..... ,,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement "i
oo,h ON hand and deposits In bank compares
,,,,,h rho figures of the last previous siat"me nj
follows.
49, ..,, .. ,,, y e. , N,s ,. o' .5i'.
81 legal tenders ... o. .... a.
hand ..--... - 80 - ..-I -. =
". slfs. .u d D. -'iiN-''
Actual cash IN The
Treasury IFS
over ou'sfandlng 49,. .., 49,. o., COOS ~.
fnrtfUs .>l>f - - -. - ti' 80
Deposits bank. !" sf' ~ l'"'''' .'
,,,,,b,. c,,h seoi 80 ~ s-oi 80 "a pee. 500 "''
Deduct mIr.r la ..... .,. ..e. fo-
Actual ash ha' 81, 1885 sls2 $50 in >l'''''
This statement reflects conditions prev ~
the close ~ business 0r Tue lay last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MAKktTS
Money on call loaned AZ lDiH por cent IT,"
demand for time money Wa Ntn' ana '"''' "AS
large suppiy II io4nab.c funds in Tho mark"i.
The inquiry for commercial paper Vas in.f' nsi
there was M" choice paper % inc WaiN''. ~
s,,bioin our usual tabi. 81 rates made up from
Information furnished by The hus."-' houses
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ST. LOUIS g. IRON MOUNTAIN R, R. co
(arknnsms Brnnch)
10 First Mortgage Bonds.

Tic above 50 800 O0o toals mature June ist 1873.
Tho -, Louis Iron Mountain and southern Halfway
COMPANY decided 90 extend these bonds NJ ~" iate
of rcr cent per until June Is. 1888 tho present
security and In ,Gll force the princVn
and inercs, u the EXTENDED bonds 20 he payable IN goH
the bonds 20 BE- reiccmabe nt time az the option o'
the Company upon ninety day. notice. at 100 and "c-
cricG interest,".
The Company las made arrangements with Mes'r~
Vcrniye behalf q syndicate - purchase m"
b. nds AZ maturity par ani 10 extend Nh" SANE on he
account M.s.rs Ncrmiys * Co resefNing the rlsht -
terminate whou; notice the privilege hereby e~'e"ieH
60 hondh1Gsis
Hondhollers ~ho wish - avail themselves - hle
privilege nay notify Mossrs. Vermlye Co. a once ~
thelr intention d. and pres"n. iho noni' AZ
The Mercar,i, Trust Co. ~. 2o Broadway. New
on April 20th is"J - nave the contract Ok
extension and rev coupon sheets attached
\. II. CALEF. Treasure
We are prepared 4" purch""c nj par
and accrued interest 10 maturity amy OF the
bonds which holders may desire Z" sri'
rather than 10 extend. The option Ia extend
the bonds vii, expire saturday. May 18th
.;.RMiLlE ~ CO..
~ ii mi : CITY.
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.onlcIaI to New. York State commIssIon
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

London. May iG D. n.-ConsDis. lo5t. f1r money and
lU ll-iG for the account Canadian Incihc %. Erie.
1875 do second consps 81. Illinois Central. "ss MeNi
can ordinary, 2p. St Paul common. t>'.. N.w-l Ok
Central lu5. Pennsylvania 3', Beading. o.; Mexican
Central cent bonds. iTz louisville ara Nash
VILE co., Atchson common. 81.
4.30 D. m.Thc amount ~ bullion withirtwn from the
Bank ~ England balance Today Is flOpocD
$50 .. m-Paris sd,ices quote per cent fentes at
lU2 flames i2is for account. and exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

m London at 25 francs 2lis centimes for checks -
rerlir Nay I6-Exchange London, 20 marks As
n,ennngs Tor sight and 20 marks i0s pfennings for
Paris Nav l6-The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France shows decrease Of 3'Onp francs III goh ana an
Increase Of 10000 francs in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE MASON STABLE co. UT)
Invite an INSPECTION of their stock of selected
coach-horses and housekeeping cobs. sale de-
nart,nent Seventy seventh-st. and Amsterdam
ave c. NJ. Priest. manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

Tho nr,oa - domestic cxrhauge was rs follows
at the places named. Boston. 30. ia cunt, "a
vannah. buying par. selling . premium. New
Orleans CONNER ial To-. IFS UNI. bank i.p pre-
MUM. Charleston. buying par. selling Is pre-
mium. san Francisco sight par telegraph De-
per 800 premium.
Bank clearings were ns follows a. IN" PAGES
named N-w-YOrk- Xxx rhang's Sll'"ls.'-'. nIl
nn~rs e. 95eS2g Chicag0-Exc hangcs $l53is.l13.
balances u 5489,. Baltimore Exchange g.
1875 s5S: balance. S2G7.2is Phiadrlpnia -rN-
changes <l24y3osi; balances. $l.Nf"N'f
The price Of commercial bar silver 81 this mar
kct was C62. &C., nominal. per ounce. Mexican DO
lars were quoted at %. IN London bar silver de-
cned - 10 4O;-l.
The market fOr sterling and continental bills
was heavy Bankers report 4 scarcity ~ security
bills and the supply oi commercial offerings is
limited Tho following table shows the rates a.
which business was actually done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Excursions.
The Summer Abroad

Tho very best II Europe-from Ednburs in scotland
Naples In Italy. A most complete tour Of 10 weeks
sailing hy tunrd Line June - The sixth season ~ the
same itinerary Not a day lost detention OF anv kind
In either Party Il ladies Just Returned rom an
months tour References from every member ~ ths
party If desired For particulars address - w
WM T. SHEPHERD. Auburndae Mass
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"A TIE NFW.YoRK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
cEIvED Al THE rPTowN OFFICE No l2i2 Broad
TsEMENTs at the following Branch -, on t,s 2st
~ Tnrh car Fourteenth st: $50 Third ave: $50
Third-ave.. cor Forty seventies st. oso Inrd-aye
In BROOKLYN at so7 Fulton st ~ oourtst' ~ Broad
way Y. D. 1873 Broadway. l.i9S "'"'on-sI' up TO
.. M, at regular once rates.
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COOKS TOURS


ESTABLISHED 1911.
Tnos ,-ook & Sons famous Tourist Agency for facnis.
ing and smplfying has been In successful AMI
trni,ous operation Tor half century. large rs9
~ trained agents assistants. interpreters &C. are na
TONED in all chief thruuehout the United sA,s
and Canada Europe. Africa the Holy Land India, China
the firms Offices. In Europe Cooks Interpreters ~
placed AZ principal railroad stations ana steamboat
landings assist clients. Having this complete and Old.
established organization at their service gives their
patrons ,....-,c-
over ordinary regards comfort security and
economy % time and money.
Among the arrangements for the Fiftyfourth Season
the following:
EyEyYE. covering H ali roaiss BY leading steam.
ship Ines Fares sisj to sss5.
EGYPT & palestine, .stf:s H st Icy 1ss
ROUND THE WORLD. A.; annual Grab. S'I''' ;ss ::
twenty fourth season. leave Aug "a. Oct and Now
II. Six months tour.
SUMMER CRUISES. Fen Is, ana fi aug 81 81
cal Yachting Cruises to the Maritime Provinces &c t"s
weeks delightful cruising. SIS. and upwards.
INDEPENDENT TICKETS.
by ever, Steamship and Railroad Line. and over evsy
ourls, route the world. at advantageous rates u
scriprive Programmes Free
for estimates or information
THOs. COOK SON.
Official Ticket Agents for all Trunk Lines.
aoI e. 1925 Broadway. NewYork.
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'.r.asn,N MAM3WRG AMERICAN

LNII[anA VVJlJgVIJ% 9NuIl SIGIyWN
tY .,,. LINE.
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE
TO LONDON. PARIS AND HAMBURG.
.-r-yy Won X SOUTHAMPTON London. ParsHAr
''N' BURG.
ro,d,ry the record fastest time this Route
>-orrs-ni, NJ o. ii m Normanris June % liz.
+ Bismarck MAY 20 II a. m. r. Bismarck June a. iieS
1.o,unnh,a Tune q II a. m. Columbia July D. II A
A Victoria rune s. Q ?. n. Normanna .Jlly II, II a
l. Cabin. sg5 and upward; IL cabin go
C-ffERBOI'RG on their way 70 and from Southampton
and Hamburg: special trains TO Paris. Direct route
Paris without Channel crossing.
TIE IL Land re re ElddmighG Sum.
Cruise 70 NORWAY and NORTH CAPE.
a.so N e,iizbergen Network. Hamburg HardanRps
Ford odde Mode RomsGas:jord. Vebungsnaes Trond.
HEM. North Cape spitzbergen I1omsoe La,'en lssnd
.jod Ma-ok sogneford Gudvargen stalhemskley. Der.
gen Hamburg New York by the AUGUSTA VICTORIA
in June and the COLUMBIA in July.
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 81 Broadway, n Z.
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l,nbIic \ ot,es.

DTRSUANT 10 statutory requirement. notice
! b., hereby given Acf mas been passed by
both branches Il the Legislature entitled and "ord"d as
AZ act Pr ,he conversion y the New-York Ci,y
ASYLUM. for tho Insane INTO state hospital, ana 70
rn0n such be held A. N" office Of inc MAYOR III
The CIV Hall IN the cry Of Hew-ioik. IN May -o'h'
1873. 80 = T.. A. ,,,,,, --r,>.,. No.
ua,cd CIV iIaN Nsw-lort May I'm. Is''
DTBIIC NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS
for ,he purchase Z bonds ~ The city u l''soirs'
Vh@,. ,marn, n bonds sG25oooo The bonds will be
r,n In denominations Il >loop each or registered IN
dom limitations e 500 ml'le- thereof 10 suit pur-
SAID bonds shall be- subject the right u the ciy to
redeem. on.onh = the entire issue each ana every three
wears from MAY IT. 1875 ,
an The bonds r,'eomate May L.. ls9, amounting to
En- 81 go 900 = ,hc bombs Will be present
,ear da" Nay isi 1880 The remaining $3.50;
Ian however Jess amount reserved by the 'lty Tor Us
snkir- furi- viii D.. sod at present subject 70 clnni-
THAT S.'pp"r shall be delivered al date o. iS.l"
Ne, isf Purchaser viii pay q CITY accrued inter
e-f On bond. q, date teplsitng his money
sealed addressed q, IN" Controller II ihe 'iy ~
Ptt-burc Wl ie received until twelve o'clock noon ~
Nh I'D 1893 10" Office = the Contr Her # said - T.
check terfineH hy q piti.hIrg National Bank.
10 i'.r II fhe amount ~ tho bid must &C.
COMPANY bid In II ard SAID deposit Will At time
Z delivery = bonds h credited payment Of bonds puI-
tn bonds VIII bear four 90 per cent interest and be
The ci-y reserves the right reject and all bids.
detailed m; arr,aon can obtained by application. IN
rcrs.n nr hy isffnr. undersigned
H. l. GOURrEY.
CITY Oonir Her. PIrshurg Pa
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legal Notitss.

on he soh day = Iinusry 1895 Receiver q the cross
'eS Mnrs tomp.ny Hd 9' she thy c ant y
slid .m2any an tha, have duly qualified as such
All indebted {, said sorPora,on 70 rend is5
a. account 10 ne a, ne .ge Of my s,3rne vs. No i29
october iS5 = al debts and sums = money owing by
r .f,,,. = .aa .i,s'5r 70 deliver the same to me BY
he .aii I'm iay Il october 1895
in A. tine creditors * said corporation 70 deliver
s sa.' Tin Sav % 0.,'nrr. isa5
~ AZ a 3 h 3s any present ' the . s4osi' srns
m IN He a. nae a, me pace o s''TeSAd on or oe'o''
D'd N'"5'rs r.SISfy 9q'S %I ISL; Receive,
c!-i'zo & Nathan Attorneys foF Receiver Equitable
NIPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
I',r.d ne ~, and ana can, o, Nv YorS5 Adsine
amanda n ' T, e2 5S. M A ARD Ja a,s
I1nsltle. her husband ,the name james being hc'i-
.ir William H. iopr and Mary Pop. MS wife rhe
name NnIS 'H rhon,s A,b"ri Pono and
Emma ropr his VIE the name Emma being fictitious
s h e @ nam, s, sf 6 Ra:6aua Ss sP"
uhfn5rn :, rlia,.'ii Ge,rgil Medium and John Me
drum her husband. The .ail Mary : Lansaae William
80 rga Me;drm berg 'he only sury.,ns children and
ha AlS, 81 d IA rf sa 'g sr Fs p'sq Pso
f S' nsd , as rsaoMn q, pan, Mary emns
wa, and John Hemingway. ter husband che name
un&noun ' =" plan'r csares IS Pope The said ADA
Flglfi MARY Hemingway and charles ". Pope being
m, only surviving children ard tcrs-at-law II Charles
vs. Pop. deceased son IF The above -ramed sarah +
Pope deceased Jane Pope widow u ne said Charles
V. Pope deceased rh" nam" Jane" being h uious, her
= baxter 41iur.s''f'riN with VIII arncN"i Il Ella
beth j. S,henck. deceased and William Noble. Defend
T., ,h. .i,,e.-arneI Defendants:
NHu hcieh, sun'nn nod to answer the complaint IN
his action. ard serve copy a. YOUR answer an the
Pnnn. Afforr., within twenty days after the service
NJ this summons u-f" ~ tho day = service. and 10
~ yous failure % appeal or answer Judgment VIII
taken against yun 10y default nr the relief demanded
dated Brooklyn y. Y. Marh q: -
HORACE q. LANSING.
Ii1iuiifs Az
once ana Iostorlce Address
y. -? Muntacuc street.
brooklyn. y. Y.
r, Mary 5 rarsd4e and James Lausdale her hus-
hand ,iu. rgm- 'Ilu..' being Hcfous his Chris
t,n rlme being untu wn :, rlainiin' william II Poe
lus h.r trar christian ramc being unknown - plain
p n,r,r rn'n," being nc,ifirus her rue christian
Horny steel husband che name Henry beins hc'
oua his Christian name hring unknown plain
Alt isou and FpnN lig H. her husband rhe ranis
f'r,r.'' i.rp ntfinlus his Christian being
unknown 10 PLAINTIFF. Mary Hemingway and John Hem
irswiv her husband th" name John being fictitious
hi. true christian being unknown plaintiff
Charles " Pope and Jane Pope One name Jane being
fictitious her christian maine being unknown to
The foregoing summons served upon YOU by puoca-
ton. pursuant 70 order ot the Hon George l.. In
The state Of New York dated May IL. 1879 ana ned
with the complaint the office ~ the Clerk ~ the civ
and county 4 NeNYork. at the County Courthouse in
HORACE c. LANSING
plaintiffs Attorney
Office and p stOf'ice
NJ. lsJ Montague Street
Brooklyn y y.
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old DOMINION LINE.
" Steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA BE sYASa
PETERSBURG and RICHMOND VA. and WAsHlEo.
TON D. c.Mon Tues Wed Thurs and sat E 70,
WEST POINT NA.-Tues.. Thurs and Sat. From Per
go No. n. r. foot Beach st. at p. Saturdays.
p. m Through tickets and freight rates TO all points
South and West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

Money on call in London was ga. per cent.
The rate II discount I'm The open market for hotn
short and three months bills i3-lEfI - per
cent. The Bank of England minimum rate 81
discount remains unchanged at pr" cent Tn"
bullion IN the Bank OF England increased t2s.ini
In the last week. and the pr portion OF IT'S 70
serve t. liability. which last week was Coz, per
cent is now 6i35 pes cent. against an advance
from - - per cent To- G59C pr cent ~ the sane
week last year The amount of bullion when
WAS withdrawn from tao Bdui. of England to-
dav on balance was 200 600 British consols re-
NAMED unchanged at lOj # -6 for money and
1853. for the account. American securities were
weak Union Pacin, losing TX 20 IL. Northern
Pacific preferred 10 q. Reading =, to "a. New
York Central z t. lo2iz. southern Railway pc
fcrrcG y 10 90 81. PAM x 10 c1i2. Erie =. t. t.
Atch!son y To *. Louisville ami Nashville Il TO
59is and Canadian Pacinc y to 5fi4
French rentcs were quoted a. 1872 francs i2ie
centimes Paris exchange on London. - francs
21is confines The weekly statement of IN"
Bank II France shows a decrease of 3opoOo
francs in gold and increase Of l.975.000 francs
in silver Berlin exchange on London was
% 1917 marks
Gold premiums were quoted as follows at the
places named Buenos Ayres 1920 Madrid
IL 80 Lisbon Ply. -. Petersburg 80. Athens Il,
Rome o.. Vienna
The Minnea polls and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany's coupons. maturing June l. 1896. will be
paid at the Central Trust Company New-York
The Homcs;ake Mining Company has de-
clared a dividend Of % cents per share.