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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
r11r GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. AIrl -. 1870
CoTToNTAe course Of The L s,aI,ior With an ad
80 ~ ab'nIt , POINTS Of later ana clie ,bis
unchanged to net sqyan'S was c5dgrcd adverse our
market opened with an pdn nom sharp rally a
80 local demand together with some ou'.'1 rs re
Two or three ISrf for this outside account The south
bought quite freely. The net ad'ace '' nv about
poin, , hehHr Than they were Saturiay io'a,
points r sf as 300 hscs southern spot markets "ea
hand Memphis reports that there is T and what
here IS is held for high prices AoanT ma, ma sseaon
wSTd ,a sn9 bwen - and 20 per anss Of fer
tiers have declined at least 90 PEI oo oos cor,narei
at 5h g g9Tbfs bales 2 a week $685. ReSeps
at Houston 2l9 bales S MaInbs - bales agans;
!0i lies last week and 90 last year Receipts a. ew
ORLEANS Monde are ,s, W~eE 4s72 bales las, the
local temper is s onish ,,Id5b 70 crop conditions
1 IT,, are rcror:ed in Texas the Mississippi VALLEY
and SOM paoe yan Weather report, from the cotton
beit received by The Financial Chr3nl'S up to Psnt
ing has made good progress fSneTay sna m has
sssn sa,sfac,ory as rule has fallen in smesi
ali localities the week but in Western 9'H
T5n TeAo as an needed There sigh, during
the week Ssi bales ,6e aF Sncpea IN in sight
compared with last year is 2 %Dl az n'i Than a;
sam dae 1874 1t is 44o 80 ,han in lS93
hut hut 4G bales Compared with ~ 24o bales in
iss and s$i 5o5 bales in s' sSa 3 bales ssans;
Th actual gs ,}o. 5ga6s, S os gf bass
IN 1894 and 1sGo in iS L ras ' 1913 bales against
sa is7 7s si hsie in sp and a2si bales 2a
The weeks net overland movement was $50 49, 49,
against 10 ss naeS ioT fr the season shows
increase Of 33o 40 bales ne ne az haIs
MrnsTn 20 oa7 bales as 9 year and ngs
September ! have been 1.s4Os54 bales against i'''
Opening range and close today and closing BIDS the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

- New-Yo.h Ap5ii 81. iS9 3d..
the market. Whatever STRENGTHENING inhuenc" would
ness sde and stock in Lace .
End exporters &c, no encouragement the Yves,
choice per- bush 81 CO. do pea 81 o. do medium 81
do White kidney. & $oat2 g. led kidney s. o.as?
90 DO l 35e csorna sSss5 o. DO foreign marrow 2o
81 s5psl 90 green peas. bbs 81 %. do bags. 9.caS
giTTiR Fresh table sorts have lost Ic PEI n during
the week and the market is closing IN an 1nse"i cond
tor j. oouia harIy De @ nay S 49,, TVn'd "
he developments Of Mo1day as ne decline ihs wesk has
that further drop may be absolutely necessary in
were made today the basis q the rates
western ex,ras. ipc: do frs's I7asc do thirds 70
on4s l29isc STATE aary 12 tubs e1'rss ne 90 Sec
DO seconds to hTs iagi',G dary s sso, Srs o"22
a %ids s seeoa s as Cd aSay %
0aillc; state dalr5, tubs Or hrkins sa1Sc Western
CHEESE choice large slze new ful cream hay" sold
up closely and she market steady Two or three ex
por,crs we're eft win some untitled orders and
they were hand hts mornns cneagng few parcel.
some combinations under engagement win
and harder large size a, tn" price
it is probable that they viii be at discount for aThc
steady with stock all sold Old cheese dull and large
i a Ga he GR "a hr stock G roe. ' a. r
S. e. TfI c as we Kew sos saef a 1
cream large choice Sc DO common to prime Gq'.c do
s"ims ierSiine2s. $685. 90 cbennnF"c. @@5c: faIi
stlms lai'.c Ola cheesc state fun cream large col
%Sa t, 'S choce eac DO DO sna ancy iaic DO
2@ %Gf se ee ap sN tDa Offering. have been
more reserved and the bids little stronger Many Of
failed to pass and holders OF fancy goods more
cline. We qgo,e: Jersey irssh, Eao, l'al4.c state
ahe duck esss ica22S ssa rFs
FRUITS FRESH Receipts Of APPLES are lishi and
for u desirable qualities. considerable qaan,,y q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

a3i i75 n q ~ 1th-aVe. - 6NaSo; Ed
var. Ii.,fran - Samuel fi.yman ............
IeNinc',a-s," ~ ~. Thomas J Hyrne and wife
o. Iult sherman
.s,h ~ : g. 345T q W Z Tth-avc. - iOX?S9.
nul adjoining property. Jennie II Av"r1u 20
Aunah"l,A McC0ol Vaughan ....-............
p,ra Klein and wife - Sarah g Abrams 80.
Sfh. ave a. - II n n u li3i-st. - llxlH.
William II poy and wife 20 John Larkin.
o. t
g7'h -, = = 3Xy n . ~ Amsterdam ave. lex
loo II. Henry = Walter 10 clara Waterman.
1t laG. map = N1rrisauia- sub division No !,
ri ward. Hannah W Trudeau to Isabella
ilfcfi"
cath p, n s. 3,p q u Central Park West i13x
1908: Henry Opp"nheimer and wife to Henry
i i'o1s .-..-.....-
lstavo W g. .O5 n - lSth-s' 2iN9i. Fanny
Max - George H"drick .:-...... go. ~. :.
g6th ~ n q so n " % 3d-ave. luoNlO. II.
Iohn + Marsh and another executors. etc. ~
Rnlph Marsh 70 Rev Joseph l. II 'ey ............
lU1'h 81 s g. ~ n - 81 Ath ave lHNIi. Henrietta
Mathews 10 Armitage Mathews ................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
LONDON WOOL. MApkr.l

LONDON. April 21-Thc Imports Of wool for the last
week were as follows; From New South Wales. 7s42
hal"s. Queensland. 1.s bales Victoria
bales. from south Ausirna ~ bales from West
irnla. 81 bales from Tasmania. 3ts tales from New
Zealand Y iJI bales, from the of Good HOPE
Natal 100 bales and from various other PAGES 40
tales There available for next auction
sales which opens on Tuesday. Both inst l2I
Daes. of which quantity 2ioOJ bales held from
the last series ne offerings for week
TO Gs $50 bales The will NAV The
arrivals for The ionh series date l28 sG5
bales 1900 bales 81 which forwarded direct There
Will he sale VI wooled sheepsklns on May v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
EECOEDED MORTGAGES.

Abrams Sarah G. and another 20 Dora Klein IS
I30th st. 3o6s Il e ~ eth ave. years..........
Cook. Henry T. 10 Henry Oppenhetmer. = 18th
- 300 n II Central Park West. | year,.
Creenwald Henry u. and another 10 Edward
Taller and another trustees, S 3i-afe. 10 II
~ S1th-st. > years. ............... ...-.,....
Ia Gae'ano Gtacamo. % New York Cooperative
building AMI Loan Association. . lNth-st.
lot - map Pe,er ITa1dbodc. instafnents.
Goodman MARY I. ~ William \ Marble. 18th
st lot ST map Curnslius Ray. lease. .-.-.......
Hawke Richard ". T. The Brade, a Currier Co.
Limited = 9Sth-st. $50 n " or Columbus ave,
demand ..+.--.-+.'. - .'''''''
Hoy Joseph l.. 10 j T. March and another.
ecu'orr n : 96'h 81. so II ~ 3d-aNc demand.
Hoffman. ANNA T. and another To q Decker.
- linton ave. 1874 II n of nenman Place.
years. mortgages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Uuerstcl Jrliu. and another, - New York House
and school ~, Industry. : : Rlston-aYe. go II
n - lG5th-st years. .......................
Ianguth Richard. and wife 10 August Kohl No
Lynch Mary T. t. r. y Taller and another tru--
tees. = 2tth-st lt6i q W - :d-ave. mort
Cages ! N'ars.........t... .t..+...............
Moody Winfield. and wife to N'w-Yorl Guaranty
and indemnify CO. 5 ?th-si. 3aos e. W Of 9th
ave . years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...............
Raihowskv. bernard. to George W Dayton. No 70
East broadway lease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Radcr Gustayus. 81 al 20 G Eristed n $ Dist
~. 100 II " cf llth-ave. year. ...............
NN. jacob and wife - Louis Schneider. -
I.enoX-ayr al (, n ~ i3Tth-st demand. 90.
Waterman. Clara 20 II Walter : 91th-s,, 333
Il . of Amstsrdam-ave. insialucnts ...........
Nalcnti Daniel and Maria, O. Maurice Levy. iO5
pag,S-st. note .........-...... ,................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

Chicago. April 2s ,Sp"cah.-Wh"at yef'"rday advanced
cents "A bushel. 81 sod AZ about th" top There was
no falling Of In outside business. The protest. nal
element sim fought the advance" but sim found it'cf
powecss The strong start made IN tho cables Tn"
tipop price cash alrs reported - the close
about bushels charters reported FOR about
40 hos charters being made undoubtedly
which reported July opened AZ G2A., sold be
tween G2s. and ca and closed a.. May closed T.,
under. Tho prospects ~ arg" d"creds" IN the
visible MONDAY night hay" had some influence EN-
ports for the week dsdpppn' inGy small 100 600
bushels Export clearanc's for the day were liberal,
about 10000 bushels. The possibility q complications
arising ont % the Japan china peace might have IN
nuenccd buying. outside markets kept with
no Chicago. II brn. the cheapest Of me Western mar
kets the close. New York kept fully : cents over
Chicago until the close 'hcnEo advanced somewhat
the New Yorkc.s stopped tho market here
lasting hour longel than the s'abpard. Com was
firm. naturally sympathizrd somewhat with wheat.
also large cash business almost ItDO.
bushels II made the total for days about 1000 VD
bushels MAY opened AZ A. sold between Az and 49,.
closed 49,. July closed at a premium. Re
291 the estimate for VI nday 300
ca dun scarcely svmuathiXing with the
gain wheat and MAY closed only J.. Friday.
Al cents. June kept .. cent premium. July made
q !. cent closing at about III" price May
Receipts 2t3 tho Monday go
There has been MAY Liquidation oats
~ b. the trust. 90! n by the country. Pro, sons
duh 4 d"clinc. however. Ureventci By the
strength ~ wheat The hogs $500. the
for this week was liberal iDopO. Tor Monday. @60cJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
sorTnnnx corro* MARKETS.

Galveston Aprl @'-fnuon nrm. milng &C low
mddlng. &C. g"np ordinary, 49," not ana receipts
go bales exports 10 Gr.i Britain 4l49 bales. to France.
l.123 bales. stock iS.N''. bales.
Norfolk. April p cotton quiet mddng. q &c. low
mddlnG. &C. good ordinary, 5a.c. receipts.
800 tales exports coastwsc sCj bales. sales. G5 bales
stock. 2?.s71 bales
Savannah April - Cotton firm: ndding. G'.c low
mlddiing. To- good ordinary II 100 net and gross
receipts 5' bales exports coasiwise 232o bales. sales -
bales stock tcorfecteii. ~ a3g bales
Nov Orleans" ApIl - oton firm; good midiling. 6c:
mid1ling. 0.c low niddng Jc; good ordinary ai6c.
net receipts "Hi bales; gross 5.7S bsea. exports
Great Britain :" loo bales coaswise. 1883 bales sales
3, $50 bales stock .j3. sl2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N.,v YORK Ap-H - 1895
RTTVI-s Receipts c. cars. lo0i head All Consigned
top = car. 81 trading. F""linE nrm NV d''s'i
rav. s'loe steady ~ >Qlor per ~ Tho Liverpool cable
quotes Refrigerator beef higher ~ Ion lie 20. NJ ana
weight London refrigerator beef sold ~ - dlo'.'
per n. American sheep unchars'l shipments To-Day 10
London 80 cattle and %l'H quarters ~ h"'t on we
Mississippi cattle and 30 sheep ID" America 10
Liverpool aoo quarters 90 tcef In tho Etriria.
CALVES Iooori, ."l head. and l23 calves w"r" hcll
ovcr YESTERDAY demand and prices hrn especially
for good Vcds with sI0" sales lirn'. l'ih~l' '"ns
we're H. - S'oS' 20 or ~ rrimo yeas and
cleared promptly Dressed calves steady at yesterday
$a~ aenhecl Ho q yoals i9' u ', :, s. - 20
., DO b h. H. a. s So q" l IL 'i ia a., s % o.
sEEr iNp LANES he.eips ~? cars gs-. Or r. "' a
snorn ycar.InF lambs weak and mad" l'wor ciprrI
do firm. and snme s'es hthrr ne pm W." e. g!il
s, 81, per 100 y g. ppei d, s. 50. unshorn yoarng
iarnis =, 81 35as6 30 nYr prime .'ocs clipped DO a.
.f1 .,.,iy az Ga 49, .sci anbs salo'.c
coan,r>-,i,ss,I spi.ng lambs wanted at 81 '"asc per
sa.s Newton & Co.. ci2 cliptcI Onto yoar,irs lambs
g p.;rrp,-k: 1aI un.h'rn STATE lambs s. n a.
lgG ur.h5rn s,l.. Ia;rls. - Il. ~ 81 30
D. Warr.aean 80 c.rIel STATE lambs % H. a. s. 10
Iaae Mui,a !o2 in,hrrn Michigan sn"eG 90 ~ A.
81 So. - Clipped IT, i1.is ~ TO- - - 80 ~ IN
81 aj ~ No. 81 ~ ~ = .o. 90 IT, = y. a., 81 30
4 collins: a? W'.'.ru sheen - y ~ - -. :, o.
s. y, at 81 20 Texas .aI "s'"'n do '-'"' 81 H. 81
: juIl & Co.: 22I fal clipped Kansas d. $ II. A.
IoGs Meep q 2, 8. 1s 90 only q . heal
age a, S % per 10 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

pariror. Anil 27-Tlour strong and 90 nisheT tn
nor Sn ,o6 Z" 20 do extra 81 0aN. vg ~, 90 AMY
CO.. "a a, wheat patent, 81 3oas" ~ spnninS 90
e. 49, co on a. s,-aght 81 5OQS3 80; sai'I o- c114s
Whco; stronr and higher; No red Ip2' am G!I,Ct
c,sc TaV a. Sa67S.c: June 6sc BID July: 49, e.
co, y, rra1e (iG6Sc; stock. 5000 n' vi ,9rr 81
,,sb s,-one and higher; mixed SPY a' -,
~ -. ~ NJ ~ G52asc July. 33l1c pa, 20, ~
I'-t; Ma, ~ White 5.i2c bid; do yellow o. eH3' :
DC '' otn hts. sales ~ bush oats quiet %
VIZ. ~, ,,s irsh Rga firm No . W'' ,I.N !Ltt4
Eush W. arm sl3aS3 so Gram ie's's 4a, ~ 81 -
-. dc Provisions arm M" 30 90. 81,
so-cnrod shoulders. 1ac: hams. small arg,
liz Id reGued SIC Butter stead, ian,S S'ealneiy
81 9o5c Iadln ii6I5c. roll lHi2r store iiN ~, i
rrc G,n i.c coffee dull, lGc. sugar ou' graduated
81 20 g. :. - e-
rst,n April .7-TT5ur quict. lut hrn Corn hrI1 ,
ana. i.r,,orn crel mery. 1870 Western. fShl?c
Ice An. Norh,rn Old io@ lo' &C.: new, NHloc; Vest
orn o. Eggs firm: Eastern. lie. Nes'''" ana Me's""
IOHiic. $3.50 .
pun,lo Anil - Spring whcat-Blds for NJ ha't
,arc ho,vr 30 market limits firm y" nara, "%c 40
y rtbern a. ole Chicago Nav. closing 40 hhii -,
10 Northern -. q72igc 1000 bush ~ N"t,n-rn s8.'
90, ltsb 30 rcd &c store, closing No icd Us
"orc X, white Re as<ei 10 arrive" no track oi"ilhsI
- ans, Grade cora higher on light receipts den'i
lob. cs,nr 10 > yellow 80 90: " yellow. '2c 10
corn 1T No corn. SIC on track 10 yellow. ~
= ,,,iicr. NIL. ~ corn 4o7.ojo's" store Od's
I'D, f,r white; mixpI dull. lower; sales. cars % !,
,,,i, 9ca.r , cars white ~ H36"; car 30 =
,hi,. a5iec. cars 40 miNei. 32,ac on track. Ky
e,rnr 800 bush 40 sold AZ zoo Flour active strong
~ t,rhcr. host paen spring 81 p5TSi bakers stra ny
3OUS3 ~: hakors clear ,. r.n> ~ "'s' ""''' 80 -
GS3 30. winter straight. 81 'JIS2:o
9 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
TINE PEIROLETM N1EhET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANCE or PRICES
Sow-York. April - 1895.
Tho rr,c, II crude oil continues abor" s. bat %" ok
element md speculation IN tho product has gpc'cd down
As predicted last week the ban movement r'''h'l us
highest mark under So and for the last six DAYS ih"r"
hoe h.e reaction In all grades OF OIL In III" oh terri
tory the price placed haa gone M ani lenses for oil
territory have sNcn"d. hut despite all this %" new
YORK in the noI has ac"0np iishci nothing which VIII
raise production to any hipr"ciab" 'N''N' ~" ~
uil has served 20 g'" fliEht
Increase I'm the ~ production Tor April ana
ss shipmen,s have fallen ~ This month N" ANAL re-
It VIII probably show only moderate d"orcas" ia net
stocks
Tho following table shows the pipe line returns nom
Arr1 / 10 "a charters t. the 18th. inclusive:
Excess
Dolly deliy-
Runs eriea cries. Charters
Total bbls .......I7i65l7 100 2G2 79Si5 1881 -
Daily tf'"I~ 'f'''' "'''' ~" -"
OIoiafous refined petroleum closed 81 ~" '"il ~
gallon I'm barrels and cents IN bulk ~ N"" f"ft mo
rrce al Philadelphia being basis 90 " points lower
Foreign quotations London S'.T" per imIef ~
gallon Antwerp. - francs per 100 k'l"a. iTcInen u ="
marks 80 ki!Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
BUILDING rLtNS FILED.

Tho following plans To- new buildings were filed with
tho liuilGng Department ATril -.
nth st. No i55 West. fo . and story
brick dwellings and static. hy William Kipat-
rick Il rs West i7th-st ............. $4,000
I'd ave. 800 n of t?th-st sX-s'ory brick
factory. hy George a Haggerty, corner 4ith-
ana 3l-aye .:...................... 30 900
4oth-st u - 1852 e 81 3d-ave. six-story brick
factory. by $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
Gitp propertn 90 Get.
ilnfurnisbs0 apartments % Get.

A HANps0ME apartment ,anfurnished,. six rooms
n and bath. Nights UP, In first house 3
aovs on Boulevard. i2dst can he rened for 40
p.r month october lst favorable terms Tor longer
Andy to b. HARVARD. 264 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

COFFEE Speculation was OF the usual Ss'uuay ,n n
lead 10 active trading either side n the Market ne
statistical etrion showed uniinporant chsng W. N
the total receipts indicated Increase In me
stock afoat for country there has been falling on
,ybiie the visible supply but 80 bush less than
AZ the corresponding period in 1894 Rio adyices indca
a Arm market; quoted az 155o res exchange quo'ei
AZ ai5 receiyns 5000 bags: cerances for United states
1900 bags stock 26 600 bags Santos receipts U pass
stock 3O7 bags: market firm AZ 15.GO res faVie
steady; April July opened al 10 FRANCS Angus, 10
Senteuber 90 closing. LdA franc higher Hannug NJ m
April 20 10 MAY. 20 %: June August I'D SeI'ein@i
"a o5 closed hanged 10 ~ points AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
g ountrn Boar0.

IL Best OF given. Open all the year. Chl.drea
taken too young for instruction. Highest
GRAY TOWERS East Orange ~ J.
A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THD NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. DE
CEiVED Az THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. LA? Brood.
way, I'd door north OF Thrty-flrstst.. and sDvER.
TISEMENrs at the following Branch offcss 2A
Eigh,h-ave. corner Twenty hird-s l52 sixth-aye;
1871 Fourth-ave., Fourteenth-st Thrd-ave: IO
Third ave cor: Forty sevenh-s: ops Third-ave.
sxtyfst Los Fst-ave. 1906 West Forty
lt2 cClumbusave,; ." Avenue A i223 Thlrd-ave, Isl
West Forty second-rt l5lo ave 5 Thiri-ave;
isss Thrd-ave 2o' Third ave. between one-hundrea.
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 Fast ' One hunar.dan,.
twen'ynnhst: 242 West One .twenty.nfh.
p m. regular Office rau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

and: good grades sS 75as9 So grades 50 75aso 20
timothy IS 90dSG 30 ~, 49, mo-
give comparison the closing prices OF me pre-
vioIs day and for the corresponding cate last YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

Market closed firm az 70 points advance compared
with Yesterdays closing prices. IransitTItie notices.
Anril 6 So: MAY, go. Total sales 100 bdIes -,
The statistical position Of cotton. made up by MS
rnornirg's 'tC.hroncle.' Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

At REDUCED Notwithstanding. stores. lofts AL
"A offces let on Chambers; spruce iteebin%n Fgod
John Maiden Lane Dey. Barclay. PARK Pl.oe PARK Pow
Nassau william Gold C!.S Pearl. Water and ma 4
c,he- streets rutland WHIT NO. . BeeSmas-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

AN NAY 10Th, 1880, there will he sold at auc
" ton In Santiago. Cbi fifteen Nitrate Fields six
Nitrate T,els belonging the Government situate!
in te Province r1rapaca For further Information ap
ply TO the onsul-,irn"rl 81 chill In Newly
C.nsuls N Philadelphia and Boston
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-17

and while our visit was not I'M
mixed with sadness, we can but
feel and hereby hasten to assure our
neighbors and friends of Kenosha
county that those of our unfortu-
mates who are inmates of the Racine
county insane asylum are receiving
the best of care and treatment and
that their surroundings are as com
Portable asst is possible for them to
be. Respectfully submitted,
f. H. HALL
On motion of Supervisor Curtis,
the report was accepted and order
ed spread on the minutes, and the
clerk be instructed to forward a
copy of said report to the chairman
of the Racine County Board
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-17
MORNING SESSION
of the County Board, Nov. 20,

of the County Board, Nov 20,
1894.
The board convened at 8 o'clock
a. m. pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by Chairman
Kingman.
Roll call-All present, except
Supervisors Dowse and Swantz, who
subsequently appeared and took
their places on the board
Minutes of date November II,
read and approved as read.
It was moved by Supervisor Cur
It's that the county board of super
visors do now proceed to levy the
county school tax of the county for
the year A. D. 1894.
Seconded by Supervisor Lohaus
and carried.
Thereupon the several supervis-
ors of the towns and city of Keno
sha named the several amounts to
be raised for their respective towns
and city for county school purposes
for the year 1894, as follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-17

FOURTH WARD, CITY OF KENosHA.
Petit Jurors John Berens, Math.
Zeivers, E. B. Schoenike, Ernst
FRANKIE, John larger, Barney Nc
Givern, Albert Borkenhagen, Fred
Mygatt, John Mahoney, Emil Bey-
ersdorfer, William Schmorrow, John
Hoizemer.
Grand Jurors Charles Frantz,
Michael Link, Herman Rathke,
Matt Werve, George Gill, Charles
McGivern.
Town OF RANDALL.
Petit Jurors-Geo. Winchell
Henry Benedict, Frank Richard
son, Ferd Jahns, Frank Robertson,
John Singler, Ollie Reynolds, VIM.
McKesson, Howard Vosburg, Alvin
Herick, Chas. Reynolds, John Ell
verman, Jr
Grand Jurors Frank Darling,
John Reynolds, Jr, John Reding,
Henry Runkle, James Fleming
VIM Kline.
Town OF SALEM.
Petit Jurors-Charles Cogswell
Henry Beimer, Hugh MINIS, Jul
ian Foster, Ward Bloss, J. N.
Crowley, Willard Culver, John
Bohrn, Geo. Patrick, John Rea.
Lemuel Voak, John Turnock.
Grand Jurors-I. p. Helms, H.
7. Smith, A. J. Booth, M. B. Yaw,
VIM. Van Vie, NJ Schlax.
Town OF SoMERs.
Petit Jurors-W. S. Gibbon, Al
bert Huges, William Burgess, JAG.
ob Biehn, Emory Bush, John Fink,
Frank Heidersdorf, Phillip Ores
sell, l. T. Bishop, Henry Lyle.
Frank Yale, N. E. Thompson.
Grand Jurors-A. T. Gould,
William Bush, Isaac Longwell,
August Gitzlaff, Nils Nelson, John
Mitchell.
Town OF PARIS.
Petit Jurors-Charles Meredith,
Henry Biehn, F. B. Adams, Adam
Horn, VIM. Frietag, Jacob Wind
ish, VIM. Gunter, Gilbert Gulick
A. A. Burgess, Phillip Fonk,
Michael Gratz, Herbert Stolen
work
Grand Jurors-D. M. Jones,
Matthias Fonk, Henry Schnell,
George McGill, Henry Bains,
George Price.
Town OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
Petit Jurors-James Wallis,
Peter Thomey, William Dowse,
Thomas Riley, Frank Shuart, VIM.
Dabbs, John Balm, John Lucas,
Thomas Ellis, VIM. Hanks, Walter
L. Dexter, Frank White.
Grand Jurors Richard Ellis,
Henry Riley, Jackson Dexter, La
Fayette Robinson, George E. Rob
inson, Joseph Grow.
Town OF WHEATLAND.
Petit Jurors-E. P. Rosenhauer,
Newton Newbury, J, r. Hunts
busher, Henry Overkamp, Joseph
Berger, Peter Peterson, F. j.
Schuermann, Bernard Vos, Elwood
Fosdick, Joseph Lentz, Chas. Lub-
emo, Herman Epping.
Grand Jurors-S. D. Slade,
Andrew Fay, Henry Kersting,
Thos. Pennefeather, Henry Bienne
man, Henry Lois, ST..
Whereupon Supervisor Lohaus
moved that the list Of names select
ed by the several supervisors of
their respective towns and wards of
the city of Kenosha, as read before
this board, be accepted as the list
Of jurors for the ensuing year.
Seconded by Supervisor Curtis
and carried.
On motion Of Supervisor Dewey
the board adjourned until 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
Jos. E. DALTON,
County Clerk.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-17
RESOLUTION OF SUPERVISOR CURTIS

RESOLUTIONE OF SUPERVISOR CURTIS.
Resotoed, That the several
amounts recommended to be raised
by the several supervisors of their
respective towns and city of Keno
sha be raised and levied upon the
taxable property of the several
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-17

MORNING SESSION OF THE COUNTY
BOARD, NOVEMBER p, 1894.
Board convened at 9 o'clock A.
M pursuant to Adjournment and
was called to order by Chairman
Kingman.
Roll call. All present.