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The state herald., 1895-07-26
tTo DE coSTiSuED.)
ROASTED IN MIDAiR.
A Cleveland Woman Meets N Horrible
Fate In View of Many.

rate III view Oh Mhhy'
People passing along Ontario street,
Cleveland, Monday evening were star
tied by screams which came from the
roof OF restaurant known as the New
Wright house. Looking in the direction
from which the cries came they saw
woman entangled In the telephone and
electric light wires forty feet above the
ground Her clothing was on fire and
she was loudly calling for help. Several
men ran up the stairs leading TO the
roof and Thomas Bell assembled by the
fire escape. He reached the unfortunate
woman as soon as the other men. ana
together they released her from her pre-
dicament. Just AS they succeeded In
freeing her Bell caught hold OF one of
the wires with his hands. In an instant
he was wrlthing with pain. Somebody
had the presence Of mind to cut the
wire. but that did not save Bell. He
fell head downward to the fire escape,
n coil OF wire being about his hips and
holding him suspended in the air. Little
clouds OF smoke began to rise and q
sickening smell of burning flesh was
apparent. Men stood aghast MS Bell
wrlthed and struggled In the embrace of
the deadly wire. He was held In red
hot clutch that only increased his agony
as he tried to free himself His clothing
flashed into a blaze and he looked like N
burning torch hanging from the cornice.
He screamed for help. and for time It
seemed he would be burned TO death
by the flames that were playing about
his body. lie was finally released. and
together with the woman was sent to
a hospital. The latter. Whose name IL
Johnson. will die. her arms and legs
being burned 10 a crisp. but Bell. though
badly burned, viii recover. The woman
who was a waiter In the restaurant. had
gone to the roof Of the building 10 n
fire which was burning block aNsy'
She leaned out over the roof TO get a
better view. and In doing so grasped the
electric light wire with her hands.
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Wyoming Sotc,

Tho Green River Fuel nnd on com
pany has $1,000 cash on hand for the
purpose Of drilling well In the vicinity
of that place for determining whether
oil, natural gas or coal can be- found
Professor Ricketts, Of SIlycrton. Colo
rndO, who wns fDrmcly state gcalnrIst
0f Wyoming, Is making u thorough ok.
animation OF the oil fields near Doug
las Upon his report win depend the
Development " number u the recent,
ly discovered OIL prospects
Hon. II, L. Wilson. Of Hays city,
Knnsns, who has been nj Whontlnnd ~
the representative Of u number ut Kan.
rns farmers In Ellls aud Russell coun.
lies. purchased 1900 ncrcs ~ Wheat.
land lands aud win move his colony this
fall aud winter.
Conductors Storey AMI Wolcott, NJ
tho Union Pacific. have made u clrau.
Mp Of eleven weeks work upon thrlr
placer claims on Spring Greek Tho re-.
suit shows $1,000 IN gold, N which 81.
600 Is profit One nugget secured was
an Inch nnh n half long aud weighed
seventeen prunywclghts.
Articles Of incorporation have boon
nlrd for the establishment " a sintc
bank In Grccn River with a pnld.np
capital stock Of $4,000 To h, known M
the Morris State bank Tho officers NJ
III, concern are; President. Robert &.
Morris. Cheyenne; Vice president. T.. \.
Slnps, Cheyenne; cashier. H. j. Morris,
Green River.
The State Board Of Charities nnl Ilo.
form has deferred awarding the con
tract for work un The state pcnlirutlnfy
nj ltnwllns. until further Investigation.
lills for the work worr opened last
week, but II Inns since been decided TIA,
lhr proposed work cannot bp com.
p;,'"d until nuXt years tnNrs nra col.
lrCiod, aud Tho conirnct viii not b. lpt
until further Information h obtained.
IN the United slntcs court NJ Guy
Dnnn. Wyoming. Frank Trumbull, ~
receiver N the cur road, has brought
snIt ngnlnst the Sturkuruwrrl' National
bank Of Cheyenne TOR 5000 mo bank
had gone security for freight Tor TIM
Western Union Beef company which
was shipping lnrro number M rrlir
over the ruai When dnff VIVA ufn
Huntod far payment On recount uf
freight, The hlnl, refused payment 100
der Instructions fuu the bat rumrHH
tho latter institution rlu'mluF tIm
something over 100 hdd ~ Git.u l8i
disappeared win" ON llu way mm
Nuw McSlcl 10 Wtamiur,
The trial NJ Du1hGt ihr ltu fau.lp
W murderer, commenced un ilp pa.
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'srhat's all right! . ~
The advertising manager leaned over .the
PROSTATE form u the burglar whom pc hlN
rsnsht In bis rnuua. lie had struck the rob
her down. bat his hand was Injured by ID"
blew
II pat II IN a bid Jared type" be m1r
mur,l Then kicking the fallen rnbher, hr
again SCANNED the mans face
'"Nls.iy Illustrated with cuts. be- ronth.
ued, "hut m not charge you fpf lhn us
pinYf" .,.,..,
Then tho mon went behind a cloud npN
went. while the sirlrtnn thief srpahei ~.
Nlfdiy.-Spw York world,
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Educate Your Daughters.

At this season OF the year parents
have TO decide upon and select the edu-
cational institution which their daugh-
tiers are to attend FOL. the coming years.
In this connection we desire to call at
tention to the educational announce
ment In our advertising columns OF the
Academy OF the Sacred Heart. St. Jo-
scph. Mo. Their buildings and grounds
are attractive. locality heaithful. teach
Ing In NIL branches thorough. and terms
reasonable. Parents fortunate TO select
this school for the education and train
Ing OF their daughters will. we are sure.
be fully satisfied. Next session opens
Sept. 3. 1896, For further Information
address Mother Superior. Academy Of
the Sacred Heart. 81. Joseph. Mo.
The state herald., 1895-07-26

Attention of the reader is called to
the announcement of Notrc Dame uni
versity In another column of th's paper
This noted Institution OF learning en-
tiers upon it5 f'ty-second year with the
next session. commencing Sept. .. 1895.
Parents and guardians contemplating
sending their boys and young men
away from home to school would do
well 10 write for particulars to the Uni
versity OF Notro Dame, Indiana, before
making arrangements for their eduen-
lion elsewhere. Nowhere In this broad
land are there TO be found better facil-
tiles for cultivatlns the mind and heart
than are offered at Notre Dame Uni
yerslty.
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FINER THAN ONYX.
A Mountain of beautiful Stone pIseov-
cred In Utah.

- "ssih OF beautiful stone Dlscov-
cred In Utah.
a number Of years ago old man
Wadsworth. one Of the earliest settlers
In springville. Utah county, made a
discovery OF mountain of stone of
peculiar character, about eight miles
up Springville canon. says the Salt
Lake Tribune. His earlier experience
led him to believe that some day the
deposit would prove OF great value.
but on account Of the undeveloped con-
ditson Of the country at the time Of
the discovery nothing was done with 1t
and Its existence attracted but little at-
tention. Just recently o party OF
SprinBville men, made up OF John
Hafen. the artist; John V. Wadsworth.
q son OF the discovcrer; John Tuckett
and Charles Jaske, started to investi-
gate the deposit and found that It COW
cred large territory. on three quarter
sections Of which they have located.
Samples OF the stone were submitted
20 DR.. Talmage. who pronounced It a
concretionary limestone. II Is Of
grayish brown color. showing the most
beautiful variations on account of the
presence OF sedimentary sea shells, and
when finished 1t is superior to either
marble or onyx In appearance. In
character It is n little harder than
marble, but not quite so hard as onyx,
and so far as prospected is entirely
free from any iron. The opening up
of this deposit gives further evidence
OF the oxtent and variety OF the won
derful deposit OF valuable stone in this
territory. The quarr!es. It Is said. can
he opened up to any extent. SO that
stones OF almost any dimensions can
be taken out. and on this account tho
deposit may prove OF great value as
a means of securing large pillars. while
the general run Is adapted to all deco
ratiye uses to which marble or onyx
can BIO put. The locators are taking
the preliminary steps to form a COM
pany and develop the quarries.
The state herald., 1895-07-26

Thc Mntson oil Company has drilled
In n big gas well at ormsby, Pa. Tho
gas rushed out " the hole In g.rat
volumes aud with furious energy. The
men In charge thought they would try a
now experiment 10 control the How and
plugged the top N the easing without
using the usual devices Tho EnH lifted
100 feet ~ plx-lnuh casing out - tho Fol5
and scattered II In various dlroutlona.
Several lengths " the easing were found
800 foot distant from Tho well rho der.
rick over the hole was wrecked com.
pletcly aud gan enough ia now escaping
from tho well 10 supply good-slssd
town with fuel md light.
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fnr sometimes see coniplned IN elderly IN
iIviduais 'rr' sfldoiu behold an Old mhu Or
woman as cADiih' from innrmiiles n- IN
youth hut these iuhruli'i3S mlr W mn
gated IN great measure hy the @4lN nui fts
uIar u-o N IInztpttcr'- Stomach hh'rrF, an
lryiEnrlut anti rheumatic aud sustaining
medicine " the highest order which hlHH
REMOVES Dyspepsia, cpnstipltip hlhgnshcs1
aud kidney trouble, II j. adapted 70 llt use
~ ~. in,rit delicate and feeble.
The state herald., 1895-07-26

Enormous fortunes have been made
In the manufacture OF patent medl-
cinos. There is proud family In
brooklyn whose wealth is away up In
the millions. Tho father, who made all
of II. was. not many years ago. porter
in n drug house. He invented patent
medicine. His employers were In the
habit OF saying TO their customers, Mt.
or selling them bill OF goodB: "Why
our porters mediclnc2 Help tho old
fellow along. It is nothing to u.s." Tho
porter was popular, and many an order
was given. In that modest way no
started. He advertised. and finally
made n.llions. know patent mol!-
elmo man who says that he can bottle
sen water and mako n fortune out OF II
by advertising. Hc says II any man
will put up 100000 for Advertising
purposes he will at tho end OF two years
return not only tho 5000, 900. but cioar
profit OF "a much more. Ono man ~
supposed TO hnyo mn income OF over
100000 from his pills. and there In n
tooth wash In the market that has re-
alixed 4 vast fortune for It's owners,
such profits Wo realized only through
judicious advertising. am Informed
by ono OF tho Richest manufacturers
that ho notices within few weeks
falling OF In profits when no Under
takcs to oconomlrc In advertising. IIl8
advertising costs him over 100000 q
year Next year II will cost him $780,.
900 moro.-Now York Press,
when Travelling,
Whether on pleasure bent. or business.
take on every trip n bottle OF Syrup
OF FIGS, m II acts most pleasantly and
onoctunlly ON the ildnoyH. liver and
bowels preventing fovors, headaches
and other formn ~ sickness For sale
IN Zoe and 81 bottles by NIL the leading
urugslrtH. Manufactured by the Call.
fornla Fig Syrup Co, only.
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ACADEMY ofruE SACRED HEART

Tha fnHfss Of iHsiIH. ~ H a. 90 Arslart 40 700 ~
~ 90 tsfiftuUs 90 no rsIrt irHfl flphfaHs u.1
r1,ss fsHFn al tIaHH HfIfH HIy HHutlliris atN
aHt fent - sifHnN TO- itrpiitW - Nfi.ti nehf W.
HHuFI FgliH 20 AMI DO tffH pc ~ uHIHNif atN ~
lsrfa Ht uiH HHHlH# A.taHHnn lHf.h.F0 uIlinNf a'
tHtn thr uHf ~ faTIIF fu uallHl hHIl Hfs'
On tF fIrtHsts iltf ffu HtFn rl HliH Hf iNfl ore
Isii tenn ulsfs 1atHusU tgft ~ ~ t.ilti iaf
tirUiaIa. HuUfeia fAtl - - h'h
Auhdsar sacred tirhTt, -, ius'r M"s
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~ Summer Rect farmhouse
lfusfras "iIe careful Iubuuy. how you ~
1ut there OH the d1hp rr1sa,
Johnny lrlty hrr'li ."li1l ! hlu'i seen
PARK policeman since i've been hrrr,'
coSprcTOR y. - LOOMS, Detroit Mich.
Nayss "Thu effect OF Halls ta'Arfh cure "a
wonderful" Write him about H. sold BY
Druggists, f5c
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CHAPTER v.


7 WAS the habit
OF the Doctor and
the Admiral to ne
company each 9TH
er upon n morning
ra m b lie between
b kfast and
lunch. The dwell
ers In those quiet
tree-lined road 3
were accustomed to
40 sAA s..s. 49,.
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The young Jewish element q Dublin, Ire.
land has organized Young Mems Hebrew
association. quite 4 Jstge number nave ~,
ready signed the roll. VI VIII pe the hrs' OF
It's Kind I'm ireland
The state herald., 1895-07-26

Prof. cyrus Adlrr N tho Smithsonian In.
stitnilnn. Washington, has IA hand O rrpru
In thr AEatrlan rnturtis. which Il ~ De- nnV
81 the Sights ni the Atlanta exposition
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The Russian government IA about 10 csfab-
liah medical school for women, and II de-
sisns to exclude Jewish women from en-
traiic- thcrcin.
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], 4. gill. wealthy Vermont mnnufnctnr-
err has offered to the Odd Fellows OF That
state property valued Mt $4,000 for an Odd
fcllnWs' home.
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Governor Atkinson Of Gcorgia has entirely
recovered, but he needn't think that he can
be nominated for president on any nppendi-
citls record alone.
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To Hoston and return August 17-23 !
To Louisville. Ky, and return Sept. Ds
For additional informn tion call or write TO
Geo. Ady. Passenger Agent. Oh nth street.
Denver, Colo
The state herald., 1895-07-26

Shinlchiro Knrlno, Japanese minister nt
Washington, md X. Matsu, m nttnchc OF
tho legation, have arrived at Newport Tor
the season.
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eira-Aupita ,toppcd free iJy br. n lines urese
Nerve Urstorcr, No Fits after ts- nrrt days ute-
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 2trihl botllefrsst'
cases. send To Dr. Kline 81 Arch b.. .PLna,fA
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Walking would often br n pleasure
were II not for tho enrnS These pests ara easily
removed eth Hinlorcorns. lsc nj druggists
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Old Rip Van Wrinkle went up into the
Catskill mountains Ca intc q little nap Of
twenty years Of 10, aud when he Weakened,
he found that the "efu,i wht was over,
the monthly magazines Ind fought u
over the second time and blown up"
all the officers that had participated IN a.
This much u history, and Il 10 also un btf.
i0yffdf TGcf that, u took The faiar length ut
coycty 20 become the most celebrated, rs
Il Il the most effective, Liver Hood and
Lung Remedy IT the ace, In purifying tie
blood and Va all uinuucf IL pimplrt,
blutehrn. cfupuous, and Other skin aud
sealp diacnscs, fCfuuluus rnfrh and swell
itgs. and kindred ailments The Golden
Medical Discovery mnuillbth the most
IJufiic cupiiye properties,
The state herald., 1895-07-26

"Hanson's Magic Corn 9alvs."
Warranted 70 cure money refunded Ash yots
druggist for H. Price Is cents
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nAIpV& CREAMERY SUPPLIES.
EuEaY oIRL WARTS A FELLoW

Maui Cares Femalewsakues, o. any Mod ID
llGYl LonGsnsf ia. 1850 Arnpnhos rt.Den'.r
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"oh. you little tease! Come now. I
VIII ask you what you have Just asked
me. Do You like Harold Denver?"
"oh, he's darling!"
AZ
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chairman and the late Gen. James
Speed was afterwards elected
permanent chairman. The latter
gentleman sat down upon Mr..
White and the Times can say. like
the Chicago young man, "well
White was sat upon all right,
wasn't her" but is badly mixed in
the balance of its item. The con-
vention of 1880 sent Mr.. Evans as
a delegate to the Chicago Con-
mention, and whether or not there
was any string attached to the offer
to make him temporary chairman
of the convention which met in
Louisville this week we are unable
to say, but he was made perma-
nent chairman of that body, which
is much greater honor.
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Like a Seive.

The chief function to the kidneys IS to sepa-
rate from the blood, in its passage through
them, ofcertain impurities and watery particles
which make their final exit through the bladder.
The retention of these, In consequence of mac
tivity Of the kidneys, is productive Of Bright's
disease, dropsy, diabetes, albumlnurla and other
maladies with a fatal tendency. Hostetter's
Stomach Biiters. highly sanctioned diuretIc and
blood depurient, impels the kidneys when enactive
to renew their sitting function. and strain from
the vital current Impurities which infest 1t and
threaten their own existence as organs OF the
body. Cat rrh OF the bladder, gravel and reten.
ton Of the urine are also maladies arrested or
averted by this benign promoter and reStOra-
tive of organic action. Malaria, rheumati IN.
constipation. biliOusness and dyspepsia also
yield to the Bitters, which is also speedily bene-
fcial to the week and nervous.
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New Midland Time Table.

Effective June sd. Midland
trains arrive as follows: No. 8,
8:I5 .. M; No. 2, 1880 a M;
No. 4. 7:35 p. m.
East bound trains depart: No.
/, 7 a. M; No. 7, Ip M; No. 8,
4 p. m.
No. makes connection for
Cincinn,ti. Lexington, Richmond
and points south.
No. 7 makes connection for
Cincinnati.
No. 3 makes connection fol
Cincinnati. Winchester. Rich
mond, Maysville. Lexington and
poi IS south.
c. D. BERCAw,
G. P. A.
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Well, Hardly.

The following appeared in the
editorial columns Of the Louisville
Times of Wednesday afternoon:
Just about fifteen years ago there
was a Republican State Conven-
ton assembled in this town. A
certain Jaykawker from the
"mountings." one ohm D. White.
was a delegate, and the Hon.
Walter Evans. fresh from scrim-
mage at Middletown, was the Per-
manent Chairman. The aforesaid
White had run the Democratic
Legislature Of Kentucky the win
ter previous, and had whipped the
Speaker in a fist fight. He at
tempted to be every man in the
convention. but was frequently
called down by the Chairman. BY
and by. in rage, the fton. White
exclaimed: "Mr. Chairman, who's
running this convention anyhow"
To which the Chairman. as imper-
turbable as that icicle that hung
on Diana's temple. replied: eth {
is a matter about which opinion
is probably d vided; but it is evil
dent the gentleman from Clay
county is not running it. and he
can take notice, now, that as long
as the present occupant of the
chair presides. the gentleman from
Clay will not run it," And neither
did he at any stage Of the game.
Another Republican convention
is in session in Louisville this good
day, and there are indications that
the man who ran the convention
Of 1880 is not rnnning that Of
I8o5-at least he is not the Tenn
porary Chairman. though that
dignity with string attached was
offered him.
The above is just about as accu-
rate as the information of a Chica-
60 young man who sat by our side
one afternoon. en- route from that
city to the Worlds Fair. in June,
1898. AS the train whirled by
the Douglas monument on Lake
Front. he remarked, Here's
where the soldiers camped during
the war and I guess that man
Douglas died here while in camp"
"No." we replied. "he was
United States Senator from
Illinois at the time Of his death at
his home in this city" "Oh. well.
he died all right, didn't he7" said
the young man.
The truth is the Republican
convention Of 1880 was called to
order by Hon. George Denny.
then chairman OF the State Central
Committee who presided until a
Temporary Nairman was elected,
and Will dong so had a tilt with
Mr.. Wiise Hon. John w.
Lewis was e.e:ted temporary
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Promoted.

Mr.. w. T. Galbraith, who has
been an agent of the Sun Life
Insurance Co. in this city for
several years. has been appointed
Assistant Superintendent of the
company with headquarters in
Louisville. He has been succeed
ed here by Mr.. 5. r. Hardeman,
of Louisville.
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For Rent.

My new dwelling house on
Shelby streets containing seven
rooms, furnished or unfinished
as desired. This house has all the
modern conveniences and is in the
most desirable part of the city.
For terms apply to
WM. CROMWELL.
4O-2t.
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For Sale.

One Whiteley Reaper and
Bind and one Whitley Mower.
AS l wish to discontinue the sale
of the above line Of goods, ! will
sell them at cost. Call and see
them at my store.
4o.2t. D. L. HALY.
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Mrs. Nora H. Wood is pre-
pared to make hair braids at her
own home on upper Main street.
38,It.
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Are You Made

Miserable by Indigestion. Consti-
patton. Dizziness. Loss of Appe-
tite. Yellow.Skin? Shiloh's Vital
izer, is positive cure. For sale
by John w. r. Williams & Co.
40
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Engines for Sale.

A portable engine. stationary
engine and a bull wheel are Of
ffered for sale cheap Apply to
JOHN COCHRAN & Co.
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Ii you don't want good work
don't try the Capital Steam
Laundry. 24-tf.
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A good set Of harness for 81. 50
at MAsTIN Bros.
38.tf.
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EpwOrth Leaguers.

Send stamp for official book
"Historic Chattanooga" contain
ing full particu lars international
Convention Of Epworth League
at Chattanooga next June.
The Queen and Crescent Route
will make rate one fare for round
trip.
CHAs. w. ZeLL. d. P. A., Gin
cinnati, 0
w. A. BEcKLER. N. p A., III
Adams st Chicago, III.
G.. A. BAIRD. T. P. A.. Detroit.
w. w. DUNNAvANT. I. P. A.,
Ceveland.
w. c. RINEARsoN, G. p. A., Gin
cinnAti. O.
Johnson's Magnetic Oil is the
greatest internal remedy Tor
cramps, collie and all internal
aches and pains for man or beast.
Lar e bottles IS and 50 cents. J..
W. Gayle, Sole Agent.
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37-4t.
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4o-2t.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

pvERrISEMENTs AND suBscRIPTloNSss fyc RE
"A THE NEw.fohK TKIBSNE WILL, .!s nN Broaa.
- door north ot Thirty aaa se. Ap' Is.
Eishth-sve corner Twenty-th ISz ID,
ISL Fourh-ave Foureenth-st., $50 Third
Third ave cor Forty -sevsnth-st lo26 Thirdave ns"
sixty.nrstst sos FirssVe; i06 West Forty second
West Forty -ssconds, 1913 second;ase 81. Thirasi
Al the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one. hundf REQ
aa3 West one hundred and
It, and $50 West One hundred and forty-nfthst up
D. m. a regular ONCE ratea .. ana.
Al the HARLEM OFFICES iso East one.hundeo cs,S
2t3 West One hundred ana 'wehty
st. and 800 West One hundred and fory-nfth-st UP '"
D. M a regular office rates 40 Dad,
way E D.: 1853 broadway. oG0 Bedfordave. pear r',
ton-st.: a3a Bedford ave. near South a-st. up !"
p. m. at regular Office rates
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

,,on with the foreign exchange market and the
crop movement that the demand from the West
and south for small notes Is increasing rapidly
for crop-movement purposes.
BoNDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Sales Of Government bonds we're confined to
s,o oo0 common 4s at l22ia 1000 at 122 $1,000 at
I2I. and 81 900 at l2lh. and $4,000 coupon IS at
1I6 Quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

mortgage bond. due July !. 1915. interest
January and July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
~ shares Home Insurance Company. $50
shares National Park Bank 800 each. .2I5l
r3I shares Twisted Wire Box Strap Company -
voting trust certihcate). o2
n 900 Long Island Water Supply Company second -
mortgage per cent bonds. due 1925 ...... 30
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Sept Ii D. m.-Consols. i07 l3 l6 for money
and 1915 for the account Canadian Pacific 5Ns Erie
0i. do second consols 7o Illinois Central lO6'a Mexl-
can ordinary "a St Paul common, 71&; New-York Cen
raj iO5i. PENNSYLVANIA. 5T7s; Reading. l0s: Mexican
Central per bonds ia. Louisville and Nash
Vile 65i.; Atchson common, 2la.
43O n. m.-The amount of bullion Into the Bank
of England balance to-day IL fi2TOOO
3 p. m-India Council bills were allotted to-day at
l3 l7-32d per rupee advance Of j-32d previous
price Paris advces quote exchange London at %
francs rs centmes for checks