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silver men were not Disposed 20 take
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byron lruO,
WilE's q heariul, Register
Atly's. for Contestant,
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE
~ On Both day Of April 1895 at n meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of the st. Johns Railway Company.
corporation Florida under the provisions of the mort
gage nfde BY said Company and dated the 10th day OF
Henry B Ely ESQ., Of New York city appointed By
hoard OF Directors Trustee under said mortgage
MI the by the death OF Philip kis-
sam. Esq.
J. G. SALTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, July 26-p m
There was more commission house buying
and less foreign selling In the stock market to-
day. and prices OF mort shares showed a ma
terial Improvement. The good crop reports
and outside buying helped the Granger shares
with the exception Of Chicago and Northwestern,
10 reach their highest prices since the panic,
and Chicago. Burlington and Quincy got to a
point where local experts were predicting
speedy advance to par. This day last year
Burlington sold at 74h while to-day it resched
907s; st. Paul was at 5s a year ago, to-day sell
ing at 7Oss. and Rock Island at this time last
year S. It's highest quotation to-day being
TN. While conditions Just at present are too
uncertain to expect any rapid increase In the
stock values CT the Granger shares. 1t is safe
TO say that they will not suffer any material
reccssions, and that In the fall they will reach
quotations which will fully Justify their pur-
chase now. To-day's batch OF crop reports
from the country along the great Western rail-
roads were highly favorable and especially
those from the Northwest. which showed decided
improvement all recent advices. The
strength OF the Granger shares Influenced the
whole railway list. and early morning foreign
selling was turned TO buying before the day
was In Rock Island and Burlington
the business amounted to over $4,000 shares,
which was nearly one-third Of the total trans
actions. and the two stocks closed at net gains
OF per cent for Rock Island and ~ for Bur-
ngton St. Paul and Northwe stern both closed
at net gains Of nearly per cent. The bank
rupt railway properties showed considerable
strength and Atchison reached l6. and closed
at 14h. net gain since yesterday OF
per cent. This stock sold at this time last
July at 3%. but Its present price includes
two instaments paid. which does not make
the actual advance as much as II appears In the
quotations. Northern Pacific common and pre-.
ferred were also active and scored fractional
net advances The anthracite shares were not
slight advances Chicago Gas was bought by
traders who believe that tho stock ID being
picked up by good hands, and there Is some
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

sold this stock are taking II back at It's present
low price The rest Of the Industrials. with the
exception OF Sugar. were inactive. Leather de-
clining ! per cent and American Tobacco
a per cent. In the afternoon there were som,
slight reactions due to profit taking sales, ana
the market closed a trine below the best prices
for the day.
To-day's returns OF railway earnings for the
third week In July were extremely favorable as
were those also for the month OF June. Northern
Pacific figures. which showed for the three weeks
OF the current month an Increase In gross earn
ings of S7Il 2s3 Justify the assertion OF the pres
ent management OF tho road that II has suihcicnt
earning power TO be reorganized on lines which
will not turn the company over To rlVal COZ
poraton II Is to be noted that the advocates oi
such n scheme are not making the proertsS
which they recently undertook to make the pun
lie believe Another interesting exhibit OF earn
ings IL presented In the report OF the Soulhern
Railway Company for the year, the month "i
June and for the third week In July. In the re-
port for the year ending June 30 OF the entire
system the gross earnings Increased sfio.4's' .ne
operating expenses decreased s399.S4s. and the
net earnings Increased $S10.3S2. The percentage
Of expenses to earnings " .s 1.2 per cent against
ISL last year. For the month OF June the net
earnings show an increase ~ $l0s.S74 and for the
third week in July gross earnings Increased
S54S42 There were no nav features IN tne lor-
eign exchange situation to-day. and rates con-
tinued TO rule at the high figures which nave
prevailed for several weeks. The dissolution ot
the gold shipping bullion house has stopped the
gold export movement. and II Is not likely tnat
any other firms will ship gold unless rates should
the syndicate would advance rates again, but
this seems hardly likely.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds Quotations were follows:
IA ctef
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
STOCKS SELL HIGHER.
WHOLE LIST IMPROVED.
SHARES REACH THEIR HIGH
EST PRICES SINCE THE PANIC
TREASURY STATISTICS.

Gales AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY ~
nrA1INGs IN BONDS AND EANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
Coyartnersblp Noiiees.
STEAMBOATS,.

Muds@m River by Day0GghG
DAY LINE STEAMER .,,
NEW YORK. A'bANi
Daily except sundays. .
4 (by AnneX). s A. Al
New York Desbruss-s 81 pier. .........S:+O
West I'D st. Per.............S "
For ALBANY landing AZ Yonkers. West Point. New
htrgh PougEk.epsl-. Khlnebeck. Ca'ski. and HUDSON
Returning leave Albany At $50 \. NJ.
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT. NEWBURiiI and FOCGHkEEfSiE'
with down Ia, Boat - - e,
of the tat-klls ,-,,, ~. , ID
CATSkII. with special trains on thr 'a'sN' NIX ~ ~
and Otis Eleyeiing Hallway a..
ALBANY fOr Niagara falls ana the west:
Ioson and the East. Montreal and the North ana
with special trains 20 and from HAHAi'Pn
The New-lor< riarsfer company VIII ciii Tor ana
check baggage rur hotels and residences
MOIsNiNG ( AFTERNOON 'pNtEHlS
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

There were no sales In State issues. Ten shafeS
OF the Manhattan Bank were sold at w. anu
fifty shares Of the Mechanics Bank at ls5'T.
The Atchison issues st!ll retained their pIomi-
nence in the market and furnished Sl.oS2ooo o"'
Of a total Of 2.460.OO0 for the day. ne - Ie
ceipts rose to sOM and the others fractional
amounts The general list was barren "i i'n'"t' ,,
bevond the strength In the Reading A. which al
yanced ~ to So while the receipts gained ls 10
12a. Cordage lists rose ~ to ~ but an o'i''
changes were hardly worthy 81 note.
The United states Treasury AT WASHINGTON
received to-day s292. .3s3 National bank notes i"t
redemption. The customs receipts We're Ns''M'." ~
the internal revenue receipts .ss'".o anu
receipts for the day 3eOs.25o. expenditures
sss7 900 excess of receipts s252.25o. Receipts for
month to date s2SHts5s; expenditutes' s"'"'
900: excess OF expenditures. 3l2.oSlo+'
To-day's Washington Treasury statement oi
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows
Ne, gold on hand .io oSs 90 s2a sios.ssn 'aaSs2
n, sSs5 sa ID ssfsfs ssss Inc Inc @
Actual cash In the
o.er ou,-anding
ssfo:a's s ';:s ss s In" Inc III
Available cash sgo2 oo. 7o2 seoc 7si In. s='''so
biin.. ........ 10 7sc soo lcs-,cs. Dec. 2''siS
Actual cash bal sisi .iI sos p7 Inc s542 ~o'
This statement covers actual results OF two
days ago.
The Sub Treasury was a debtor a. IN" clearing
House $3.50 36e Its net gain on balance was N..5-
cs7 made up by a loss In currency - N.7SI.3sZ
and n rain in coin OF 81 0liO79 To-day opera
,ions included. Receipts. ,2s22+lt. payments.
s. 3s9 723 resulting I'm general balance . SlbS.-
sls consisting OF sO2 375t ts5 coin and s6i 80
3s3 currency. The business iof the week ended
tonight includes receipts - Ill and pay
ments Of Sis eo<5iT. Dednrting from the receipts
IA OpO nd frpm J
,tems which afYec, only It's account with the gen
eral Treasury It's loss. as affecting The banks,
was $3.50 sos
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Money on call remains AZ per cent Time
money and commercial paper show no change In
rates or general features. We suhjoin our usual
table Of rates made up from Information fur
nished by the busiest houses:
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
financial &leltions.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO a COMPANY.

You hereby notified that the annual meeting of
the stockholders Of said Company for the election OF Drc
tors for the and the transaction Of such
other busness as come before the meeting Will be
held In the OF said Company corner
Mission and New Montgomery Streets, San Francisco.
california. Thursday. August sth. 1898 at 10 o'clock.
The Transfer Books will closed July 9th and reopened
49, o. Iaoa. AARON STEIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
Time Money.

The foreign exchange market was strong. with
no change from conditions prevailing yesterday.
Rates at which business was actually done IN IN"
foreign exchanges were ss follows.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

TREAsURERS OFFICE.
PENNSYI I.vANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA July Sth. 1885,
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO HOLDERS OF
GRAND RArIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
~ LAND GRANT BONDS.
MATURING OCTOBER isT, 1890.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
L PANy as Guarantor of the bonds is pre-
pared to purchase the until October st 1895 Incl
Holdeu desiring sell will communicate with
RoBT. W. SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

From fo,, 3.th-st +. r.. $50. $50 $50. io5o A. Mi
i2 20 20. 220 1880. 4:20 SO 60 40. Blu W.
Additional trains. Saturdays only, l;5". 2;o" ?*o
NJ. - .,.o
SUNDAYS ZOO 20 9:20 1910. 1910. il:lO n;fo A.
NJ. i2:lv IL so i.4p. 200. 2:sD 2:p BIO S;t.
40 300 GOO go 6:tj 49, 40 SOD So" o'"o'
9.i5. 1910 y. NJ
RNINU TRIP 80 CENTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11
New Ward in Davis Stake.

CESTRkvILLE, Utah, Dec. 9.-on
Sunday, Dec. isi, 1895, the presidency
OF Davis Stake ofganiEed new ward,
dividing the South Hooper ward into
two wards by line runLing east and
west, near the center OF the old ward,
that part lying to the north OF the
dividing line 10 DO known AZ the South
Hooper ward, with Anton &. Christen'
sen As Bishop, Gilbert Parker ~ his
frat and Orlando Hadlook a. seoo nd
counselor; that part lying TO the south
Of the dividing line 10 be called the
Syracuse ward, with David Cook a.
Bishop, James q. Wool as n At and
James II. Walker a. his second oounse'
lor. Bishop Cook was Bishop Of the
South Hooper ward before II was di.
vided. The above named brethren
were ordained and set sp.rt In their
respective oallinls by President Geo.
y. Cannon. on Saturday, Dec. 7th.
Jons J. sMITu, Stake Clerk.
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Davis stake conference.

The quarterly conference OF Davis
Stake was held at Kaysvllls on SaIur.
day aud Sunday. December 7th and
sth, 1895. On Saturday there were
present on the stand, President Geo.
U. Cannon, OF the First Presidency OF
the Church, Elder A. ii. Cannon, Of
the Twelve Apostles, the presidency OF
the Stake, High Councillors and
Bishops Of wards.
Saturday, los mailer The open.
ing exercises the following brethren
gave brief report Of their wards
Bishop X. H.. Egan, OF the south
Bountiiul ward; Counselor David
bIOkeT, Of East BOuntitul, Cou nuel0r
NJ. II. Randall, Of Centtoville; Bishop
J. n. Becrist, Of Pennington; Bishop
John Thornley,, Of Layton; Bishop ID.
Blshop David Cook, Of South Hooper,
All gave very favorable reports OF the
Saints over whom they preside, organ
nations and associations doing well,
especially the Sunday schools anu
Relief societies. President John w.
Hess reported the Stake. Speaking Of
amongst the people, he said from hls
own knowledge he believed tho
BishOpa had given IFue reports.
President Geo. q. Cannon spoke for
lew minutes on the intlutnce Of the
Holy Spirit aud lie effect on the Saints
OF God.
Saturday, 2 p. m.-After the usual
exercises Elder John W. Hoss spoke on
h. o. .N Na EaN 10. -
God and overcoming our weaknesses.
President Geo. q. Cannon addressed
the congregation, giving timely eoun.
sci anu instructions 10 the Saints, point
ing out tho path that they must pufiuv
10 be Saints Of God, showing that We
cannot expect His blessing n We yield
TO the temptations OF Satan.
Elder A. IL. Cannon spoke against
tho spirit OF iaulInnding; said speak
ing against the LOtd's anOinIed,
fighting against the Priesthood, would
bring dATknt and aposlaoy.
Sunday, 10 q. min addition 10 the
Stake anu local authorities We were
blessed with the presence OF Elders +.
ID. Richards, Ii, J. Grant, J. W. Taylor
and A. Ii, Cannon, OF the Council OF
the Twelve, aud Elder Geo. Rvynolds,
Of the Council Of Seventies. Eldets
George Reynolds, IL, j, Grant and J.
w. Taylor addressed the Saints during
the morning service, speaking on the
evils in our midst; how 10 guard
against them, this law Of tithing, Word
Of Wisdom, etc. They urged tbs
Saints TO uphold the bands OF the pre-.
siding Priesthood and listen to the
counsel they might give.
Sunday, 2 y. m.-Aiior tho opening
exercises and ths administenng OF thr
Sacrament, Elder Ii. J. Grant pre-.
tenieu tue general aud stake Authoti.
ties, who were unanimously sustained.
Elder A. III. Cannon spoke on tht
spirit OF forgiveness, etc. Elder H.
ID. Richards dwet on the great thing,
that are required OF u by the Lord,
and the purpose for which We are
gathered to THIS land; spoke OF the
trials that had united anu purified the
Salnlt; gave some excellent counsel
as how to govern ourselves Ia pohtioa
matters, Alter few closing remark,
by Ptest. Hess, conference adjourned
for three months 10 meet at Eas
BOuntllul. JOHN j, SMITH,
Clelk.
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MINERS WIDOWS RELIEF.
Further charlottesville Legal Case
In several Aspects.

RED CANYON, Uinla, wyo.,
Dec. 10, 1895.
To the Editor
Since my last report Of the balance
sheet issued by the relief committee Of
Almy, the two masquerade balls, one
at Amy and the other at Evanston, a.
previously announced through the
columns Of the NEWS, realized slO7.S5
from the former and slOs.8O from the
latter; 10 addition, the Eagle Gate
lodge A. o. u. W., Of Bait Lake CITY,
supplemented this sum by q donation
OF So, and Senator q. ID. CLARK, OF
Evahaton. $40, making the sun f2SO.65.
rhls will give = measure Of feliei 10
the forty widows aud $50 children who
re depending entirely upon the char
ity Of tho public till their case b.
settled.
The case OF the Widows Va The
Rocky Mountain Coal aud Iron 90.
will be heard In the district ooutt nj
Cheyenne on the 20 h OF January,
1898, ana the legal nght will commence
with the same able counsel that repre-.
scented the widows anu mine owners at
Evanston.
We undeniAnd that Judge Brown,
on behalf Of the owners, offered =
20 Element to the wiuo wi, through their
administrator, Mir. J. W. Sammon. OF
fve hundred dollars, on Sunday the
Slh Inst. But the widows declined TO
aocept the amount, and returned their
former efisr, Viz, that they were pre-
pared 10 accept Infee thousand dollars
net as = settlement Of their claim up
ON the company for each person who
lost his life In ihe No. Red Canyon
rnine by the explosion Of gas on the
20,h OF March. 1895.
am sorry to say ihors IL consider
ableflckness In tho camps at present.
Typhoid seems TO DO the principle dis
order amongst the people.
RICHARD II, HoDdsoS.
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STEvENSON'S TRAVELS.
Experiences ln Acknowledging To
ward Mexico.
HoLBRooIS, Arizona,
Nov. 20, 1895,

HoLBRooIl, Arizona,
Now 70, 1895.
To tho Editor
Our Journey from Snowflake to Con-
oho. thirty.nve miles, was one OF great
anxiety. The eighteen Inches Of snow
which had fallen at Snowflake, by
reason Of tho rain which had preceded
II, caused the snow TO settle Into u
sheet OF slush. This good people OF
Snowflake say this storm stands un-
preeedented In their history In Ari.
coma. On the early morn OF our de.
paTturo for Conoh0, the snow wHs
about six inches deep, hit no road wac
broken only close around the town.
our appointments were out, and our
captain, Elder Lyman, islt assured
that We would make the points,and We
felt similarly inclined. Our noon camp
came fiiteon minutes 10 p.m.-wlth
an increased depth OF anOw-twelye
inches on tho level; but under the
cedATs our camp Ere aud picnic was
merTily taken and We sangi
A life on tho deserts plain.
CAmped ln the drfIed snow;
With littc IRE 90 warm,
Aud the vino 10 increasingly blow.
Ono team babe fairly well fof tue last
end OF the trip, hut the other two felt
HnOw.weary, while increasing depth VI
snow And s0n road bed, OlogKed tue
| wheels OF the vehicles ~ much that
with cur precious load Of freight, two
| Elders, three dTlver' and three lAIies,
matters began TO look serious, We
felt good confidence In tho outcome,
hosevsr. The worst features before
US WAS bitterly cold night, and when
dark approaches everything, rOAd anu
all, II luyeltd up with snow, making
the danger Of gettlug lost very great.
Soon alter our noOu camp, being 10.
termintd TO make tue best OF eur cir.
uumsIAnoes. We had tue best team o.
Bishop JOnn Huntmaks the long harI
eud Of the Toid, anu send relief Blu,
welcome snyut, aud relief Of sa
horses And m1u. with President ID. X
UdAli, Of the 81. Jonn Stake, anu
olhets-as delivered us.
Alter holding splendid meeting [
Go cho Tuesday morning, 25th, We
drove over " 81, Johns sixteen mile
And held meeting In the evening,
well attended. On Wennesday NOR, f.
ing, tho Goth, a meeting Of the seven.
ties wus held, OF the Ono Hum rau
and Fourth quorum, aud also a gen.
etal mteling, and very iuteTs,tlu.
enjoyment; the Utah Eldels bsiu.
hntu by Dawn X. Udsli, IT, JIM.
stake, aud John Hunt, u bnuwtAk.
Elder II. NJ. LymAn's Remarks wsfg