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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-02
DR., DAVID KENNEDY'S
EAv0R!TE REMEDY

until was all right again, was just
four ard 4 haR months. have recon-
menddl this remedy to a grel. many
people. for nobody knows how highly
! value r." ,,
Many other Instances CT the kind are
widely talked of here In Rochester
where DR.. David Kennedys Favorite
Remedy has effected cures after ply
sicians had given up hope. 1t restores
the liver to fsalthy condition. and
cures the worst cases of cor,stipaton
1t is a certain cure for all diseases
peculiar to females. and affords great
protection from attacks that originate
in change of life. 1t cures scrofula,
east rheum. rheumatism. dyspepsia, all
kidney, bladder and urinary diseases.
gravel. diabetes and 'Bright's disease.
In this last disease 1t has cured where
all else failed. |'f4
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Neu)s Of 'fhe Suburbs. b: .-.'''''

courts office and, had bccp granted q
marriage license. Prior to that time
some months, Lecofski had been the
favored suitor. -.
The outcome of the quarrel at the
picnic was that McCloskey was 1ound
the next morning alongside. the read
near the grove, with a fractured skull
and in an unconscious condition. Lef-
cofski was arrested and lodged in jail.
and Alexander Kisler was committed
as an accessory to the crime. Event
ually McCloskey recovered, but when
he returned home his affection for Miss
Yankofski had fled. In due season Lef-
cofski and Kisler go. out OF jail. and
yesterday the latter and Miss Yankof-
ski appeared at the, court house, pro-
cured q license to wed, and will be mar
ried tomorrow If nothing unforeseen
happens. ....
VIII Work Saturday Nights,
Orders have been given to run the
South steel mill on Saturday nights
until different notice Is posted. The
mill has not operated on Saturday
night for over two years, and the return
to this schedule is accepted as q sign
that the prospect of work is very bright.
Sustained a broken Leg. Ell.
John Nealis, 10 years OF age. young
man living on Stone avenue, and en-
ployed loading rails at the South steel
mill, was seriously injured at work yes
terday afternoon. A rail fell on his
right thigh and fractured 1t. He was
taken to the Moses Taylor hospital.
Shcrtor Para grn phs of News.
Mrs. NJ. Robinson and sons. Philip.
Edmund and Robert, are in New York
city inspecting machinery to equip their
brewery with for the manufacture OF
ale and porter. az ,-r.s ,A
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Neuls, of Willow
street, have a child who Is very serious
ly i'll.
Very necessary repairs have been
made at the quarters Of the Century
Hose company. A few days. ago the
floor collapsed and let the wagon down
q foot or two to sold earth.
A meeting of the congregation of the
Evangelical church of Peace, of which
the pastor Is Rev. August Lange, will
meet this evening for the purpose of re-
ceiving bids for the erection Of a house
OF worship. 1t will be 36xSf and will
seat over 600 persons. The basement
will be fitted up for Sunday school pur-
poses.
a ChautauQua circle has been organ
lied at the Young Women's Christian
association, and wiil be under the direc-
tion of Miss Sarah Clark. The sessions
will be held on Tuesday EVENINGS.
Our 800 Kid Gloves lead the town.
Every pair guaranteed.
Mears g. Hagen.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

on June 80 last the accident fund
composed Of employees of the Green
wood Coal company held it's annual pic
mic, and about II o'clock at night a fight
George McCloskey and Alex Iecofski.
two Polish Don Juans. Their QUARREL
arose over the smiles bestowed upot,
McCloskey by Miss Louisa, Yankowski,
These latter two had that very morn
ING been together 70 the clerk Of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-02
Relief in Six. Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the New south
American Kidney Cure. This new rem
exceeding promptness In relieving pain in
the bladder. kidneys, back, and every part
OF the urinary passages, In male or fe,
male. 1t relieves retention Of water ard
pain In passing IT almost Immediately. u
your remedy. Sold by c. M. Harris. Drug.
g.st, lc5 Penn avenue. Scranton. Pa. -
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Photo albums, Bibles and Testaments
below cost. Pratt's Book Store.
: = For Singers and pubIic spc.kcrs

Use Aunt Rachael's Elecampane' and
Horehound. 1t Is known that clear white
rock candy Is the most healing Of all SUBJ
stances, and horehound and elecampane
the very best throat remedies: combined
we. have Hofehound. Elecampane, Gra pc
Juice and Rock Candy one of the best
pulmonary remedies known. Singers and
public speakers should carry a bottle in
their pocket. For sale by druggists. Price
% cents and 75 cents. y -
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O'NElLL IN VIRGiNIUS.

Several Times Called Before the Curtsin
Mt the Fro:h.ngham Las. Night.
Sheridan Knowles tragedy, "Vir-
ginius," was produced by James O'Ne.ll
and company at the Froth!nsrlam last
nipht before highly pleased audi
ence.
8. Mr.. O'Nel,l's Interpretation Of the role
of the Roman father who killed his only
daughter rather than see her become
the property Claudius was excellent in
conception and execution and he was
several times called before the curtain
a very competent company assists
Mr.. ONeil. Tonight he Will be seen
In the role In which he he's won his
greatest fare. that Of Edmund Dantes
in Monte Cr!sto."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-02

THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP
sEA"-Read The Tribune early in No
vsmber
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

(I'nder this heading short letters Of In.
tcrest will be published when accompa.
MED. for publications. by tho writer's
name. The Tribune will not be held ra.
sp0nsible for opinions here expressed.)
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17

In State issues there were sales OF *3,Voo I'm
nessee settlement 3s at 9lA and ]5'ooo ->oi'h
Carolina coupon As ar l05. ,-,. 49,.
Railroad bonds lacked special actVl'y' oul
were firmer through the list, and declines were
rare while many material gains were estan-
lished Ohio Southern lists were the one excep-
ton. declining IN to S7h. but Chicago ana Erie
lists rose ! TO 9S, Kansas and Texas zds lis 10
64% Ulster and Delaware LIST 5s Ia 10 l04, LOUIS
Vile and Nashville generals y TO 10. Mobile ana
Ohio to 6S%, Reading 1st incomes q 10 oS1A.
the Cd incomes 4 TO 20A. and South Carolina and
Georgia lst SIS u to s7a. The trading reached
only Sl.227. 600
The United States Treasury received to-day
$3s9.SH National bank notes for redemption.
Customs receipts reported to-day from Washing
$s5176 and the miscelle neous receipts Sl3.s95.
expenditures 1896 800 Of receipts. $22l 4o3
penditures $22.410.6 900: excess OF expenditures.
Sc 959 1856. Receipts for fiscal year 10 date $44.-
520ll2: expenditures. $50, .s63; excess OF ex-
pendtures over receipts, SIC, ,43S 25l
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Net gold on hand sos4s 2ss sio2.4siees Inc ssoS6s'
Nsa ea hand. @e.S@ MO. 81 Dec De-. scssss ;cs sss
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding .,.o o..
certificates &ls1. I6 xIsI 80 $50
DEPOSITS in bank H. ssi 4os i5.0os.44 Inc 1l2"1
,.,l.b,. e.,h soo2 e,eis2 sao7 4ai 800 s2742,2
reduct minor LA
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
Cipi0en0 Notices.


Sixty-sixth semi "A nual Cash Dividend.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co
vINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
L declared dividend q. per In cash payahle
August Al iss5 10 the holders Of Capital STOCK u
Iilo Central Railroad Company. as registered AZ
the clos. OF business August I. l>!'J.
Tn. Shck Transfer Books will be closed for the pnr-
pose OF the above dividend Ih until sepem-
Der Sd 1898. . .
NewYoh. July II. 1895
FORT WAYNE AND JACKSON n. II. co.
vVNHE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Preferred
i Capita Stock this company will close On Wednes-
day Aug n 1895 and reopen Tuesday sept j. lH'1 Tor
semanaual dividend Of "a. per cent due lst prAo
from The Lake Shore and Michigan Railway co.
in accordance with the term. u agreement between the
" W y sEARIS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17

CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. August 10, lsso.
v~..~-H~.. To ho ,
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, August lb-p. III.
A slightly easier tone II. foreign exchange and
the absence OF large Withdrawals Of gold for ex-
port tomorrow caused a frmer tendency in the
stock market to-day. There were some security
hills in the foreign exchange market offered
against recent sales OF securities abroad, ana
this with the announcement that the syndicate
Is buying Assay Office checks from smeters
who have deposited the gold equivalent OF the
checks at the Assay Office helped to restore con-
1dence to those who have been made uneasy by
the outward movement Of gold. While the stock
ma arket reflected the favorable conditions In the
foreign exchange market, II was extremely mar
row and professional. and in only one stock were
transactions above $4,000 shares. Total sales for
the day amounted to only l22,o6s shares. OF when
American Tobacco contributed one-Quarter Ihis
stock declined again on manipulation. ana the
rest OF the Industras were more or less aHected
nv IT'S downward movement. The insiders in To-
bacco are ready 10 make turn in It's shares, ana
the usual effective methods are being carried out
in depressing the stock. There was some pres
sure TO sell Distlng and Cattle Feeding. Lake
Erie and Western and Tennessee Coal and Iron
The Granger shares were generally strong, also
the Southwestern group OF -ailroads There was
No news of any Importance during the day. and
the chief attention Of the Street was given to the
foreign exchange situation. Rates Tor actual
business in sterling exchange have not been
changed but there IS a slightly better supply OF
bills in the market made up In part OF security
bills; and foreign exchange brokers are hopelul
Of more of them coming into the market at an
early date. The Withdrawals OF gold from the
Sub-Treasury to-day for shipment abroad were
much less than had been expected. and they led
the street TO believe that the end of the outward
movement was In sight. Only 100000 in gold
will go out tomorrow. and OF this amount only
5000 600 was taken from the Sub-Treasury, the
rest coming from smelters. The gold reserve is
still above the 500 900 mark. and the latest
developments In the situation point toward a
good supply Of the precious metal in the hands of
The syndicate to be turned over TO the Treasury
as necessity requires
RONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales Of Government bonds were confined TO
81. 900 coupon IS at 1l5A quotations were as ioi-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
financial elections.


ST LOUIS soUTHwEsTERN RAILWAY co. STOCK
HOLDERS. -
sT. LOUIS Mo. Aux 81 lS5
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting of the Stockholders The St Louis south
Railway Company will be held az the company
Office in the city ~ St Louis Mo. Tuesday October
LIST next. o'clock A. NJ. for the election or nine
Directors and the transaction Of such other business
a legally before said meeting
The regular annual meeting OF the directors OF ne ON
pany will held the place Immediately atter the
adjournment of the Stockholders meeting.
The transfer books will be closed on saturday.
"a o'clock and Will be reopensd
on Wednesday. October % next. at 10 o'clock 4 NJ
= ". FORDYCE. President
J.. 9. DTTESOS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
finurriul.
Savannah & Western r. r. Co.
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MICE. BONDS.

Hoders the Certificates Centrn company
OF Newyork. and Martins Bank. London England.
issued deposit Of Savannah and Western First Con-
solidsted Mortgage Bonds hereby notified that the
Committee has entered OF participation
In plan of purchase Of the properties Of the Central
Railroad and banking Company of Georgia subject TO the
approval " the Certificate Holders provided In the
Bondholders Agreement and recommends IT'S
acceptance by all certificate holders Notice hereby
Protective Agreement that OF the Certificate
holders viii be herd the Office OF Messrs Simon Borg
Company Nassau Street. New-York city. on Mon
day. August 20th 1885, IL clock in the forenoon Tor
the purpose rafyng the action Of he Committee IN ac
cepting participation said plan. circular has been
prepared giving full details o. the plan which can oe
procured frora the Chairman OF toe Committee.
In order render said plan effective. the consent OF
the holders per Sid Certificates Is essential
Cerhcatehod~rs unable attend such meeting should
the nlanx proxies whioh vii! he furnished on
appcaton) and forward the duly executed to the
Chairman
The time depos. ting penalty having expired
bonds be deposited with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY. OF New-York payment OF SIS per bond.
For further information apply either OK the under<
signed.
Dated July 25 1895 +
SIMON BORG. Chairman
X. C. MARTIN EMANUEL LEHMAN.
II. Z. GARTH. r. NJ. COLSrON
SIDNEY +. TYLER. EDWIN 5 HoOl-Ef'
sIGMUND NEUsTADT. .....
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
STOCK MARKET FIRMER.
LIGHT GOLD WITHDRAWALS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE A TRIFLE EASIER
BONDS AND MONEY.

.rrs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST 10.
nrAIJNGe IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
9 IIPRENE COIrRT.-Tn the matter Of the ap-

9 UPKEME CUVKI.-In thp WH1ttI OF lHr IPr
- piicaton OF the Board Educaon by the Counsel
Corporatlon OF city OF York relative 10 ac
quirins title by The Aldermen and Commonaiy *
Cv OF New.York certain lands on the northery
side OF NINETEENTH s1RFET and the sou'hery side OF
TWENTIETH STREET between First and Second ave
IN he Eighteenth Ward Of said city duly selected
and approved By raid Beard site Tor school purposs
under Of the provisions OF chapter lpi %
the Laws iss amended BY chapter 10 OF the Laws
OF 1900
Pursuant 10 tie provisions of chapter isi of the Laws of
1883 amended by chapter ~ of the Laws % isV no
tice IL given application VIII I've made %
The Supreme Court of the stae o. New YORK at special
Term be held Chamber thereof az the
County Court hous~ IN the CITY of New YORK on 'he 22t
day N August 1890 at the opening of ne Court on thas
dhv thereafter counsel be heard neren
for the appointment OF Commissioners Of Estimate In the
ahovs-entitiec matter.
The nature and extent Of the Improvement hereby IN
tended the acquisition ~ title ~ The Mayor. Aldermen
and commonay ~ the Of NewYork certain lands
And prsuses with the buildings thereon and The Asu1s
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
pnbIir Notl1es.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter or the
~ application Board Of Education By the Coun-
eel to The corporaon q the Cy Of SeT and COM
monaity Of the City NewYok. certain lands the
northwesteriy corner Of NINETl.FIRsT STREET ana
selected and approved by said Board site for school
chapter si Of the Laws 81 ISIS amended by chapter
Pursuant provisions OF chapter lOl Of the Laws
Of 1883 amended by chapter 30 " the Laws OF lS
I neis s. suprrsn. ou Srq sA N the an @ York. at
Special Term u said Court be ned at chaers there
o. al the County Court house IN the Sty OK NV Vth IN
day. thereafter as counsel can
Be beard for ,he spp9inmsn; Of Commissioners
The extent of the improv emen hereby IN
tended the acquisition OF title by The Mayor Aldermen
and pTemises With the buildings thereon the appuf
tenances thereto belongns at the norhwestsr corner
sfs Of .aa city n e aaa mps assoa the To- Be
Appropriated and used TO and Tor the purposes
specified in said chapter le Of the Laws 9f lSss % as
property having been duly and approved
Board Of Education site Tor school purposes. under
OF the laws OF 1855 as by chapter a5 OF
Laws OF 1900 being the following described lots.
pieces VI parcels Of land. namely:
lynx and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the city OF
NewYork which taken together. are bounded and &C.
ueglnnlne az point formed by the intersection OF
nort.ry line Ninety first street with the westerly ine
First avenue running thence westerly along the north
ery line OF Nlnety-rst $50 feet thence northey
and parallel with First 100 feet sz inches 70 the
second streets thence and parallel with Ninety
southerly and parallel with
Firs, avenue s inches thence easery and parallel with
svenue southery along the said westerly line OF
Frs, sv,Hoe go feet 70 'ss P9s or place OF beginning
Francis n SCOTT Counsel 70 the Corporation No.
Tryon Row. Nev-york cry -
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17

financial.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Nos. 81 and 30 WalI-st.
Designated BY order Of the supreme Court leg. de:
po.Ory VIM I.ssi.. deposit; Of money on Interest G .s;
accept and execute any legal trusts from person.. or so10
'''''' On
EHEs EsnP TA5PES % vs.
sSSSSsf ea5x s5Skf; ::.7 s.sr..
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsukERs OFFICE ,so,
WNERS of converiible debenture certh
s Of ne w s nsa ands 5 ana Hs
Of certain resolution OF the General Assembly Of the
4 the New-York. New Haven ana Hartford Railroad
~ for MAJ no In G
s ia the 70 S Of f N. .mon Of
their holdings September LIST. 1895.
n ns h e0Gr MONTH iS Of pe sns M
blanks Will 10 mailed 10 the holders Of registered certn
Th. offer is hsr.by al.o made to holder. of coupon
dresses not registered on the books OF said Com
upon the pressntaon Of their cerncats. at this ONCE
For ths pupo:e howeyer Psssen,sop Of Coupon No
Of ownership Of the certificate Itself When pre-
holder. or tkeIr ssssnees subscribe additional
convertible debenurs certificates at par Payment will
day Of October. iso0.
As matter accommodation 10 the holders OF
pon deberture certificates blanks
may be obtained and the certificates Coupon No. Z
be deposited transmission undersigned at
the following places. TO wit:
The Farmers Loan a Trust Company,
No 1e william Street New-York City.
Mr.. r. r.. Hall. Agent.
Grand Central Depot York City.
Mr.. A. II. LitchheId. Treasurer's Agent
PARK Square Station. Boston Mass.
Mr.. n. II. TOrrey.
Room No 200. Sears Building Boston Mass.
Mr.. 4. II. LOng1ey, Treaaurer's Agent,
nion Depot Providence. r. 7.
COnnecticut Trust 4 Safe Deposit Company.
Hartford. Conn.
Chicopee National Bank,
Springfield. Mass.
Payments for the new Debenture cerihcaes will he due
October 1870 and may be made that date but
interest viii be allowed such proponents. Pay
be made but a October
3ir unless otherwise agreed and ~
four cent per annum from October st will be required
on payments DELAYED after the 10th day 0f October
The Debenture Certificates will dated October 1st
and delivered that date as practicable in
terest accriirg from that date
WI. l.. SQUIRE. Treasurer.
NOTICE.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17

A pyERTrsEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ THE NEW YORK T,iPrNE ., WILL BE re
way % door north Of Thirty -nrst-st; and ADvER.
TIsENENTS at the follow ing Branch Ofnces: 25s
Eighth-ave.. Twenty-thrd ~ lSe ssxthsve;
l5I Foprh-avs cor. Fourteenih-st go Thirdave.: 7eo
Thiriave Forty seyerthst; l.026 Thrd-tve near
sxy nrstst. L7oS Tirstsvs: - Tssi Forty .ondst
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
Proposals.

Proposals.
NOTICE.-Estimates for Medical Baths Belle
~ vue Hospital vii. b. reSsiyea by the Desartmsat
OF Public charitiSs and Correction until .c.. u
August 2ist. 1895
For full particulars see CITY Record
@. ,, RRfrTON secretary
A DvERTfSEMENTs AND. SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
u THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
cEfvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No Lac Bcoed-
way. ID door north Of Thirty -:rst-st, and ADNER-
TisEMENrs at the following Branch ofnees: "a
Eiqhth-ave. e corner Twenty third At l52 Slxtha,e;
fS' Fourthaye. cor Foureenthst. $50 rhirdave; 'do
Thrd-sve. Forf,-sevcrth lc2d Thrd-eve.
sixty first 7OS Firsavs oS West Foryy-secondsts
N2 Colurnbusrve % Avenue A. i.Ss3 fhirdave: 251
West Fortvaecondst.: LAID secontays S54 Thirdaye;
las Thrd-s 2ooi rhiFd-aye. between One hundred.
andwelfth and one hundred and -ihteenth ala. LG2e
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
DnbIir Npticts


finances thereto beOngns the norhsry ga: OK Mee
street, between First and Second svsna.s . ~ Ss ,Ss
be converted appropriated and used 20 and o ns
purposes specified In said chapter ip Of the Laws ot ios
amended BY said chapter IS Of the Laws OF 1so said
having been duly selected and approved py me
oaFd o. E1ucaton site for school puposss ea 81
and IN pursuance Of the provisions OF SAID chsptsr y
the Laws o 1895 amended by said chapter % o. n
Laws N 800 being the following described lots pieces OF
psT-els Of land namely:
All those certain lots pieces parcels Of land sitnate
lying and being the Eighteenth Ward OF the Cty o'
New York. which taken together are bounded ano oe
scribed Ms follows: 49,
beginning at pon. on northery side Of East Vine
tesnh street distant westerly aso feet from the
on u the westerly side u First avenue with the nortnel
side Of Nine'eenth street runnnr thence we'efy sna
along sd norrhery xde Of Nineteenth street 30 feet
inches thence nor,heriy and parallel with the said
block between Nineteen and Twentieth streets thence
inches thence ,ry and parallel with the said east
ey side First avenue feet the soshery nte o
Twentieth street: easerly along said southeriy
OF twentieth street fi6 feet poin, distant $50
feet westerly the said westerly side OF First avenu
formerly Primary School No. ~ thence southery and
parallel with First avenue and part Of the along said
site Of what Primary School No rs st feet
70 northey Nineteenth street to the point or
place n beginning
Dated NevYork July 20. 1885 =.
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT, Counsel TO the Corporation. No.
New -yo-k
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
financial Meetin9s.

J1ndHf1dI ItIftIIHys.
THE TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL
RAILWAY COMPANY.
VNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or the
i Stockholders OF Tn. Toledo ohio Central Rail
way COMPANY be held N. Of the company
in Toledo Onto. Monday. September Ind. ls9o at
IL O'Clock
The transfer books will close August End. and reopen
l.. D. KELLEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
z,.esi 200 2o.ps5. .sc2 Dec. -

bili,ies ~ zlg3i.eoo zoos55o2 Dec WV W.
Actual cash haI.sisio o2s 2ae sis1.A4s.3as Inc
This statement reflects conditions preva'""e
two days ago. CLEARING
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Ciea,s .,os
House s65 s07. Its net loss on balance wa a.. nd
61s made up by a gain in currency OF S'S'fof a.. o.
a loss in coin Of $l77,052 To-days operaa'..o,-'' .,-
included: Receipts s24s3,5is; payments sa:'s ,s,
1a6 resulting in a general balance OF ,r
consisting OF $95, 343,66S coin and $6I.oSZ'o''
rency The business for the week ended to-i'le"s
includes receipts Of s15SO5ll and payments ooo o
tl4s 2i5 Deducting from the receipts s-ofv,VJ
and from the payments *22oi iooo Tor l,eTs ns,,rv
its loss. as affecting the banks. was Slo3lo4'
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money on call remains unchanged al ~.
cent Time money is in small demand ana M. ~
is but small supply Of commerciai paper ~ .n
made up from information furnished by the ous'-
est houses
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17

~ on the Both day of April 1895. meeting Of the
Board OF directors of the St Johns Railway Company.
corporation or Florida under the Of the mort
gage inSde ~ said Company dated the 2s.h day OF
sepember lssa 10 MI vacancies the once ~ Trustee
Henry d Ely ESQ. of New York city appointed by
the Bo1rd o Directors Trustee under said mortgage
70 MI The ones made the death Of Philip Kls-
sam. Eso
T. c aALTEH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17

Choice
Loars. Time Money. Commercial Paper.
on call 80 d mos mos 6 mos 3 mos mos "0'
i. 21 ~ aas. 3,a. .a.1