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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. isps.
The Telephone Business.

II the telephone com pany wish to re-
tain monopoly Of the business In our
city, arrangements should speedily be
made to reduce the rates now charged at
least one'half or two.thirds. Such reuuc.
ton Is being made in some cities and
there Is no good reason why 1t should
not be In Wilmington. II the present
high rate shall continue to be exacted
rival company may establish lines in
our city and the present company may
soon find its occupation gone. Our Board
Of Trade should look into this matter. and
ascertain what can be done II we can
have good service for SIS or $50 Der
annum why should we pay s72? The
question is an important one aud We
should like TO have 1t answered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
would-be Lynchers rhwarted.

RoMNEY, w. Va, April 10-Daniel s.
Shawn, whose sentence was commuted to
life Imprisonment by Governor MacCorkle
last week, narrowly escaped death from
mob of indignant citizens Monday night.
1t was discovered that an organization had
been effected and that he would be lynched
before morning Prosecuting Attorney
w. B. Cornwell acted promptly. AS Sheriff
Pugh and Judge Daley wero not in town
team was hitched up, and the prisoner
removed from the Jail and hurried away
in a binding rain storm. He was kept in
house In an out of the way place, three
miles from here, all night and Deputy
Sheriff j, W Holling took him aboard the
early morning train Mt a nelghboring sta
tion and took him to the penitentiary,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Confronted with a Murder Charge.

BALTIMORE, April 10. - Williams and
Whitney, the highwaymen arrested in
Pittsburg, who attempted to rob and
murder in Baltimore Councilman Swim
dell tho glass manufacturer, are now con.
fronted with the charge of murder. The
Altoon (Pa.) police state that on the night
of the day Williams and Whitney reached
that city in their flight from Baltimore
an aged German was bound and gagged
and murdered and his house robbed and
that the men arrested arc believed to be
the murderers and robbers Should the
Altoona police produce convicting evil
dence Williams and Whitney will be sur.
rendered to the Pennsylyania authorities.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
81. Polisr. Miner. BADLY burned.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April 10.-A terrific
explosion of gas in shaft No. . of the Sus.
quehanna Coal company, at Nantiooke,
severely burned six Polish miners. They
are: Simon Marcnski, aged 32 married
and has family; Stanly Zurolf, aged 81,
wife and one child; Stanly Kershinski,
80, wife and one child; Waddick Gozdidsk.
20, single; Manian Kicoskey, 85, married
family in Poland Frank Kopchinsky, 2s
family in Poland, Probably three or four
will recover unless internal injuries de-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Bank omcials Held for burglary.

BINGHAMToN, y. Y, April l0-The ex.
animation of d. L. Brownson, president
of the Chenango Valley bank, charged
with burglary, and of Tracy Morgan,
cashier, charged with burglary and grand
larcency was continued before Judge
Arms yesterday, AtI:l5 the defense closed
and Judge Arms held Morgan in So, 900
bail to await the action OF the grand jury
on two charges OF grand larceny and one
OF burglary, Brownson was held for burg
larry in the sum of 81 500
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
A.r s.v.n.y-r,r.,.

Mrs. Aramenta Jenkins OF No. 915 vii.
son street on Wednesday last reached
her seventy-first mile stone and there
assembled to congratulate her upon this
occasion number OF her family and
.frleDds. While there bounteous repast
was set out and after an evening epent
very pleasantly the guesta departed. As
good night was spoken they slippe d Into
the hand CT the lady purse Of money.
which was received with thanks. Those
present were Mrs. Prloe. Jefferson
Huchson, Sinay Lee, Reese, Kirkman
Mills. Wiggins and Jenkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
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MI NSa3fsssIssrsssLLll sIr htsSsSHT Schedule In effect
S9AlNSlV Nov, Is, 1874
1,RAISs LEAVE DELAWARE AYES
DEPOT EAST ROUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVES'E
DEPOT EAST ROUND
All trains illuminated It'll Ftntsch Light.
New YORK, week days .sos . 1T. .s 4e. 'lo8
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PhiIndoiphia crwenty-Iourth and { hest
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q bs. IS, . a. ~ 70. 10 TO- &c 4O III q a NJ.
lab. 80. ~ 81. % IS. 5a, :. a. si5. 10 ii
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Afiant!o 9Hi e. city. Week days =; Il. .Isa.. .a4a
am SUNDAYS yisi = +, ,,3t g z; M ~ &t' p IN
EALrlMonE Aup wAsIiNGToN, Az
AZ: IS =, a. M. ia 10. '2os OK q. = li'st1
sundays '4I5. IN. g Ii a. no.. I2iJ. 'alI
baltimore aud way Stations liza. m. an
NswSrGS t,siS l.'tl5 III. 's47u tn. .la loa03.
:. 8. 70 -, .. Is ~ 'tbs. II lop NJ. sundays
Ei',.rE Ge.S" y J. :, M % - !, p i M s,s.y a,sslly
CincInnnu ui:l i. Leuls. IL iGp. aud
's 5s p M. daily
New orleans via IIrlstct AMI Chsttsnoo! "a.
.slBp. M. daily. Through Sleeper 10 New
Orleans.
siDEerty accommodation. Il a. M. t0s
; Is and II ~ y. u..,daily.
Landeubefg acco uihoiation. week days.
IA. a. NJ, - aud u p. Surdays,
ts5 IL M, y ., IA.
IraiI. lcnsc Market street station Tor
Now York WCeA days, ) 70 u. IN.
Tor Philadelphia Week days. 20 ~
- L., III " a. NJ. F.: g,, y p. M snnduys. -
u, lu.. on. . 20, 8 - p. tGi.
For PiitsLurE uEd Chicago, week days IS u
Tor Baltimore, week dars : o.. 'toO a. Ip.,
1aE, - ~ p. Hl. Sunday : - D. IN.
For InudCneerg aud Way StHtions week
GAYS. ~, % "a. III. = 20. ~ p IA. SUndstyA
- IA IN. ~ .. IN.
Ituye Philadelphia GrwenIy- fourth mud
Chestnut streets or " ilmlngtun week days.
'aoI I'll, 80. Is i, 10 III AZ ~ ~. Il noon, = II
i Is. 200. l5. i w. 30. 'auN = H. 81. y39
| = Il. IS - s.41 10 ~ aud Il Z. D. n.
noon. y 81 %. -. '4OJ, ". y. : -, 's.l.
4 1t 10 and ii p y. N.
I Ienye Philadelphia trSeinh and NarlSe ;
/ tireetsl, week days = - = ai'. III 70 "a.
: - 10. = = p. IN. sundays 'JE9 = 15. I'll ~
] II. ~, i 49, =, = p. IN.
Telephone, No. III.
liaHs to Western points lower than via any
other line.
/ { %. SCUII. General Passenger Agent
/ X. IL. CAMPbiLlA General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
The Worker. Win a Long strike.

WuKEsBARRE Pa, April 1O,-The Pitts.
ton stove works, which were closed about
five months ago by strike when the
company attempted to enforce 10 per
cent reduction, resumed operations this
morning. All the union men have been
rclnstated and the old scale of wages will
be paid
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

TIi funeral of Governor MHrvil will
tako place on Ihursday afternoon at 5
4o'clocN from his late residence at Laurel
Del Al the digultaIies Of the State WILL
be In attendance. Business In Laurel has
been suLIended until after the funeral.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

ALREApY.the Democratic politicians are
on tine buzz II is thought that Governor
Watson Will not be governed as complete.
ly by Mr.. Dlckey as was his predecessor
governor Bob. At any rate 1t ia said that
Mr.. Dicksy and his friends were against
Governor Watson for speaker Of the SEN
ate. Mr. John Pyle was to have had the
spe lIcrsltlp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
IN THE HANDS oF lee JURY.
Verdict for tle Defense Expected In Anna
Dtokinson's Dapaago Suit.

Dtokinson's Damage Suit.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 10 Judge Atche
son, in the United States circuit court,
completed his charge to the jury late yes
terday afternoon, and the now famous
suit OF Anna Dickinson, the noted politi
cal speaker and tragedienne, against her
sister and four others, is in tho hands of
the twelve for final decision. Miss Dick.
inson seeks to recover $50, 600 damages for
being confined five weeks In the DanviIle
Insane asylum In 1891. The trial has oc
cupied eight days. ana has been attended
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

For cpughe, colds and throat affections,
use Dr. ban housekee peTs Huu=r'.otd Ex.
peototantt price zoe. guaranteed Gurer
Belt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

We salute Mayor Boyd OF New Cassle,
who was elected to that office on Tuesday
receiving two hundred and twenty one
votes against fifty received by Mr.. Van
Arsdalcn his opponent on tie citizens
ticket Mr.. Boyd was so popular that
several gentlemen came home from
Washington, to cast their votes for him,
Mr.. BOYD has the appointing OF three
police officers. lie will no doubt make a
worthy successor to the deceased Mayor
Frank Herbert who was liked by every
body In New Caste.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

BY prominent men and women friends OF
the plaintiff and defendants, The crowds
have been SO large that hundreds have
daily boon denied admittance to the court
room.
Judge Achcson occupied an hour In
charging the jury. His charge was plainly
in favor of the defense. He brought out
the strong points in the evidence which
showed Miss Dickinson violent, and the
peculiar actions at the time of her incar.
ceration. When the case was ended 1t
was the opinion Of lawyers and spectators
that the jury would either disagree or find
verdict In favor OF the defendants.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Veterans { Celebrate.

Yesterday, thirty years ago at nine
o'clock In the morning. General Lee. at
Appomattox Court House, Va, aeknowl.
edged that the South WAS conquered,
and surrendered to Gen. Grant To COM
mem orata this event Encampment 81, U.
v. L.. met in their hsadqu arters and had
q royal good time. Representatives from
every post OF the G. A. 4 were present
and particlp lpated IN this jolIlhcatlon. an
account OF which will be found in our
local columns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1895,
at l. o'clock, NJ. sharp.

o. 50 head Of horses. TINS sale will In
I~SsS Clude number of heavy work
horses aud Hue dIlNers. business, and in fact
horses fer mli purpusCs. 1hey have all been
personally selected for this marRet they cau
now he seen At de stable and ridden alter or
tested n any way, nj any iiILg previous to
darOf sale aud must be as rcprrssented or
moaey refundcd. Ia I and look fHcm over.
Ihrno mouths credit with approved en-
dorser. Description Of horses in r,tnIngue.
W. &. MA ARTlE.
J.. w St dh.m a So ..AuC aiO-I7v
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

The death OF Governor Marvil gives the
Democrats once more nearly a6so
solute power in Delaware. Tho Governor,
If ho had lived, would have had the ap.
pointing of some three hundred and sixty
registrars who would hold our next State
election. Then, besides, he would have
appointed the officers to each OF the county
buildings in the three counties, Kent. sus'
sex and New Castle. 1t is even now given
out that Mr.. Patrick Neary will succeed
Mr.. Pierce BigGs as Clerk of the Peace in
Juno next Nearly all OF the other oiiees
have already been selected
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Young Women, ChrI.lInn As,ocln,lon

The building OF the Young Women's
Christian Association wns thrown opsn TO
the public last n ght. and the reception
was entirely informal. The building was
brilliantly lighted and on the exterior
were the letters Y. W. q. A.. Ia llery let.
ters. The Y, NJ. @ A, Orchestra dlscoursed
music. There are 10 rooms: partor, dining.
room kitchen. library and bed rooms
will soon be furnished and In the fall a
gymhaslum will be opened. The mem
bers OF the reception committee were
kept busy showing the vlsltors around
The association now numbers eighty.thres
members. The donations equal the tx.
poctatlon OF tie management
Some or those Who sent donations were
II. I. Wallace. H. \. Brown, j. r.. Hudson.
l. Lewis Row, Hiram Nergcr. Miss
Mabel Frederick, George IIardeastle, Mrs.
A. Davenport, }, Morrow & SON. L. S. Il.
Hutler & son, Miss E c. IIoffeeker Brad
ford aud Company, J. Coley, CardweIl 3.
Son, Preston Yeager Moyston n Brown,
Mrs. j, r. Mlljgan, Mrs. Franlt Pyle,
Heartsease Circle OF Kings Daughters, IL.
A. Roop, NJ. a. Tagsart Mrs. II. f. Dure
George W. GoOdlcy, j. 5. Collins, Josie Mil
ligan. Miss Hope \. T. Hlle5, pcveren
Bros Mrs job II. Jackson Mrs. A. l.. John
son. Gawthr0p ana Brother Mrs. DeycreiE
Mis- Milhgau and the Rcy W, W. Taylor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

IOt BIIC SAI. I-wlil hc sold AT public sale
J. a. the stub!es OF the su lsVrlIrr, al the
corner Of Third and orange streets, Winning
ton, Del, on
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10


~ SERPENT'S
STING.
HEALS
RUNNING -
SORES. -
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAO.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
InterIocisiug switch and Block signal sys-
PHILADELPHIA. Will MlNCToN d.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT NOV. lstn. 1894.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
40, $50. 742, $50. $50. .S.55, 43. .O5 1915,
1125. 1133, l1.5l a. m, s1235, .s7. 3.O5,
so. 80, 5,5e Iol sos. and az p m.
lbs S'2@HaeGg en- siS 5i5 40 ana "a fss lOs' = 9
For Chester {See5Spress} III. 40. $50 7.52.
&c. &c. sS s s.ss 3 S4 1872 and l? so9 lSl + a nj ~
Aecommodation. 6. Z. sos, l0.4s, 1913 a.
lass Fsr as Sss ~ 2o9i i5 g. sga ss T. rs 5 s $50
9.43, 1906, 1915. isl a. M. s12.35. 1.37,
a4S. 5ie Sb6. NJ si2 and 1875 p; N.
aT PpE Boston without ehanse' lo'lo a. m.
afs For SSS sne p sontl.-southern sS Railway ex-
penVe s aRd R nj 81 fo III jack @
sleepers, to Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokln, $50 a.
mi H,:s 80 .,, m c.,to, ,,,,o,,,.,.
stations. 10 a. m. is and sss SI p. M M .''''
Badimore Il N and mas,hingtlon5, 4. g }, !aS $S
Az, 5.5s, $50 s4i s5s IA. SO p, m m and
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
247, 4.4S. 6.oS and IL "a p IN.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
S9S. $aS. Al, ~, 5.os 50. 5.s5, 5:SS. 6;i7.
Is sds iSs is 81 Sss. SIS sss iSo5 is and Ills It's
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Phuadelphia (express), l.57. z65. 40,
sos, 5.Oi 5.5s, .7O7, lbs, s.O6 and 9,i2 p, m.
Aceommodaatison. Z, $40 a m, 1910. L4o.
For Chester Iexpress) 1.57, A2o.- $50. S.55.
1O.O5, IL 81 u. m, ls7. 5.04 5.56. z.O7 and 800
p. m.
Accommodation. Z. $40 a. M, l. 10. 1.4o.
For New York, 1.57. 2.55, 42O. I, $50. 9.42.
1905, 1i.51 a. M. "12.35. 1.37 305, 4.05, "a.
b.56. 7g7 9l2, and lO.39 p; m.
For Boston, without change $50 p. m.
For the south-s Southern, Railway, Ex-
aS sonyiie si and r. T st. RGgnstine: @ III III" p M.
s!eepeTs, to Hot Springs, Me- phis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin, s.55 a.
Baltimore i SiS = and Washington. 4.ss sol.
$50 p m and Il i9 night.
baltimore. and intermediate stations.
Leave Philadeiphla, Broad street, for
! Wilmington eexpress>, $50 7;29. Ills. ll,sC q
aAeeeommodation, S;55. slC. 1o,s5 a. M.
--''' W DELAWARE Ell, w RE DIVisfo&. DIV siH6 "
| For New Castle. S,l3; Il Y a; m. ESQ 49,
'is For sis IeSes Sst p pss R a. ana m izig III Pisht p mt
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del
For Harrington and way stations only.
E5PEsss for wyoming, s.5s p. m, m; ro,,.
Comfort and Norfolk. 11Os a. m. and 1901
SUNDAY, TRAINS.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
For Middietown. dayton. Dover. Wy
eming., FELTON,; harrington. ,Bridgeyilie.
seAford' Laurel. and Delmar. l2O1 night.
| C''D Congressional Limited Express
! trains, composed entirely of Pullman YES
/ fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
| % Limited Express trainE, composed Of
/ Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars. Nestibule
| Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
! For further Information passengers are
S. NJ. PROVOST, ]. r.. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass. AEt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

JrnuE Acaeson in the United States
Curt who is sitting in the trial OF Miss
Anna Dickinson at Scranton, Pa, on
Tue day afternoon charged the Judges
strongly la favor OF ths defendants
D.. Underwood and Mr. ColrtrIght They
retired at 10 p. IN and had not returned
q late hour last evening, The ttal
vas q very sensational ore and the &C.
centric lady lampooDed the opposing
counsel In dramatic style.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

ordinarily sold for
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

The new home OF the Y. W. c. A., at No.
so5 West street was brilliantly illumlnat.
ed last evening. Over the door were the
inltiala in gas Y, W. q A., giving the new
home OK the ladies very inviting appear
anee. The rooms were costly furnishei
and presented homo like appearance.
Tho roomE were crowded with the chris
tlan women Of the city VINO hope TO make
the association q success. Ssrylces were
continuous yesterday, beginning at 10 in
in the morning and lasting until 10 at
night. Some five hundred persons regis
tered curlng the day. The association
has already oyer one hundred members.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Powrr ot the Press

=s5 Two Of tile local papers yesterday had
editorials on the cus.eD of kissing the
Bible In the Municipal Court. Ali c, sees
are obliged to kiss the same booE. The
REPuurIrAN had notice concerning the
manner of calling tho names uf witnesses
and prisoners in court. 1t Ia pleasing to
note that the articles brought their All
swer at this morn ng's session of court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

The Street and Sewer Commissioners
have given notice to Superintendent; Of
the Streets McClosEsy to go ahead and
pave the sidewalks whoro property own.
ers had bsen notified and had not &C.
knowledged tho notice. We are pleased
To see that the Commission intend to
enforce the law and give our citizens de.
cent sidewalks tc walk upon Let Tie
good work he kept apuulii cur city will
te known as the best paved city In the
country
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

The standard halfway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
InterIociiug switch and Block signal sys-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

C") Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely of Pullman YES
tibule, Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
20 Limited Express trains, composed Of
Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars. Nestibule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
Fer further Information passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at the station.
S. NJ. PROVOST, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCK.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday August Sop. m
People who hoped for lower foreign ex-
change market were grievously disappointed TO-
day when rates were advanced about 4 cent ana
large Withdrawals of gold for export were maze.
The demand from remitters was rather heavy'
there were few bills in the market, ana. whiie
some Of the gold which was withdrawn to-day
will be exnorted against the sale OF sterling bills.
the greater part Of the amount was taken to
settle trade obligations Unless gooL supply OF
hills comes into the market next week there Is no
reason to suppose that more gold will not go out.
At the beginning Of this week many observers OF
the foreign exchange situation predicted that
this week would end the present o"tward move
ment OF the precious metal, for conditions IN 'he
market then indicated a change. AID the lower
ing Of rates in the middle OF the week heiped 10
strengthen these opinions Bills are not coming
into the market as fast as had been eXpecteu'
and the demand from remitters mas materisHy
strengthened. The lowering OF rates IN the lot
e.gn exchange market in the middle o. 'ne wees
increased the business in stocks ana ADVANCED
prices but to-day's higher rats caused hesi-
fancy and kept foreigners out Of ou' niaihe' a
condition which has existed throughSu. rne ~, pc
Rod Of the pressure In the fore en exchange mar
ket Gold exports cause no fear mere out 'hey
prevent buoyancy in stocks London taxes more
fright than New-York over gold exports ioreisn
houses being sellers In this market to-day. roiu
10 the amount Of g. $50. 900 was taken from Inc
Sub-Treasury for export tomorrow. out tne
syndicate deposited 81 900 900 IN gold coin to the
credit Of the Government 30 the gold reserve
st,ll stands above the Slv0. 100000 mark. the
syndicate has now deposited With the Treasury
about SO 900 800 in gold and Il Is under It's con-
troll enough OF the metal to re flonish the Treas
ury for a long time 10 come.
The volume Of business in stocks fell away
considerably from the total Of the last few Gays.
and the course Of prices was irregular changes
hn,ng email either way The Industrials fur
nshed the rhief business. their closing quota
tons being about evenly divided between losses
and gains. Leather preferred was up y pc. cene
cent Transact In Chicago Gas were COM
paratively heavy and appeared TO be FOR Interests
which have recently been accum- ating IN. stoCk.
arly advance on covering Of shorts. Cordage Is
sues were strong, the guarantees stock gaining
over per cent Distllling and Cattle Feeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31

was down On talk OF opposition to the new rave
pany from the independent distillers. Wh1 tho
held several meetings In the last few days i 80
purpose OF forming a close combination W ~, ~
vent the new dstlilng company from ge,t'" ~
foothod in the trade. The officers OF the -
company do not .ear any such oppositon, 80, a,,o
they have already received ENCOURAGING ose Ia
from many Of the old clients Of Distillers AZ a.
vance OF 81 by the Tennessee Coal and iron So. ~
many and the Slcss Iron and Steel Company Va
grades representing four-fifths Of the output na
Is and 80 cents on other grades OF pigiron c'us
strength In the shares Of the frst-nameo IN
pany which have been advancing all the W." VIZ
The Granger shares were weak at the open,ns'
but rallied on good local buying In st. PAUL. o, n,,
ing in most cases above their opening prices pu.
with the exception OF Northwestern below IA
nights closing. Wabash preferred was s,rons'
advancing | per cent. This stock on coihPa,n,
lively small purchases has advanced all the w,
and has been one OF the few Of the interna'iona'
speciaIties to develop higher price IN the "a. "a
OF gold exports high foreign exchange rates a."
foreign selling Reading stock was active on on,
ports Of a possible coal meeting for next w,
and 1t gained y per cent All the ahth'a'''e
group was strong.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales Of Government bonds were conhned 10
s., 900 currency IS at l09 Quotations were d.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31

The bonds Of New York Lake Erie Western Railroad
Company already under control. pursuant % the
circular Of Messrs Drex-i. Morgan a. CO. and Messrs
j. s. Morgan G CO. dated December 10, 1894. unless
withdrawn hereinafter provided vii. he included
present plan without further action by the de-
postors. but in carrying out the plan. the Committee
may require the exchange Of existing receipts for new
receipts issued hereunder Should however. holder
outstanding receipts for such securities desire. we
will. upon surrender OF the receipts Of such hold
rurn the securities represented thereby on or before
September 30 1890 after which date all privilege OF
withdrawal will
j. T.. MORGAN & co.
j. =. MORGAN s. co.