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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

M-l
coTToN-Thc market here opened o al ppsied or
points thus putting prices or points ans reaction
rn.i h,, during forenoon there was d
,,ri-ns sargng OF about opening heute
sd,.sncr ~ on local buying ana an Sa "a
of 10 . points In Liverpool futures WIN ~ ,, ;" .s
C. 30, ,rfton al Liverpool spinncrs taking apou -,
h.,.s WITH The market STEADY. The bulls tieu 70 ~, -
n,r market on small receipts but the h1uS .ha, t;,d
trading against success'ul ehoil "a t"
IS,inq The afternoon the market was McaNei daore
steady at tnlo points ~ hi.
Total sales $500 bdies FrNatr rut ina,
cans stated that business stagnant tneiS oo,,s AZ
indications early Improvement 49, ~
amcrican norris materially declined Al the ,ea
exer there is special speculative interest," ~, 81 ~ oss
.Crlp
80 II 57T week l''e DaieS ia co
N.v orleans were less thdh
haiss bales last Week. i"'oi'
- This light movement however Is eNPVN ,,os',,
Sesnnine of the wear. Todays receP'S c s1 ~ ,s,
~ o 600 bales compared with 2G@o ptlts ane
Deek 1927 last year. KecelpS al ,, ,,eak and
oio bsies against 23.32J bales 1.-TWO ga! AS sansf
oiS haies last year and Memphis 20 "d'cS So
hsias last week $50 bales las' Ied'. ~,
write follows: 1t Is wei Known -n
,,ovement Of the crop will in all prohdbiiA an,.
40. haiee hefore Of the season. i"t a
time II must be admitted ihat W. s,i WI no AT the
rnowledre of this the market woun no ,, usnti-
low OF Therefore i'eSs
% ore known 40 every in the trade ne ~
vor,;,v Is whether have reached p1hl' ..
s,r,s his crop and the efforts 10 IeouVe in
will about an lilptCNeii-.i,,
we eo,,.lS bs nresent point There is undoubtedly
Iarre number of cotton people waiting 10 now
in certain 10 foilO", tnr
,otns made 10 bring il about should 'heE o s,rSe
p."s iook sufficient demand from tilS
~ nreyent any sharp decline, II not I'd o''"s '
upward movement ,,;as ,no
as1 los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
OTHER N.RKrTs-nY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Jan 2-Cat"- Receipts last - hours. y"
week thus far SiSo head; Tor same l'
last week head consigned through 100 mead 20
New York 60 head: sale ~ head; market opened
steady with few here; closed steady. lat rows gh
To choice GDux;. light medium steers, 81 tn> -,
bulls 81 asa 81 -. Hogs Receipts last - hours u 4p
head total far. ~ 40 head for same Tine
last week 80 consigned through $3.50 head ~ Ne"
York $50 head: sale. G.1jO head market opened du
lower with declining tendency: closed duli ana
81 s0as4 So good mediums 81 sOa$4 NJ later $685. ~
mostly 81 15 choice heavy 81 s0nSl 81 pigs early. - N
90: later 15fsI so. roughs. 81 SnSi stays. ~ l
81 IS Sheen and I.amlsReceips last ~ hours. l2tnD
head total far. i5D head for same iln'
last week % head consigned through llp head -
New York head. sale lA.4,o head mark" opened
allow and lower for choice prime lambs closed
with a number Of common unsold Canada lambs 81 5oa
81 co: good lambs SiHA -. choice 81 3lN ~: FAIR 10
GOOD 81 2J4x3 culs and common. - 2bWS3. mixed
sheen slow a 81 25N 81 ca common. 81 5n>2. export
grades lower at 81 25as3 - Or fnr e"eh 10 good
wcthers ., ,,
Union stocN Yards. Chicago. Jan 2-caitle-lsecelps'
IL 900 head Market strong. Common 10 extra steers.
81 OaS5 90: and feeders S2nS 20; cows and
bulls 81 25at3 JO calves. s2gS5 Hoes Receipts. 10000
head Market weak Heavy. 81 2OmS4 %. common 70
choice mixed sass a.; choice assorted. 81 .onSi u.
light 81 00GSi 10. pigs 81 50ds3 90 sheep-Reccips.
49, head Market strong. Inferior 10 choice ~ 2'd
81 10: lambs. 81 JOd$
slow and prices "A shade lower. native steers. 81 I5n
- 81: cows. s2ns3 Hogs-fcceipts ias head Market
weak and prices 5giOc lower heavy 81 3OuSi 70; mixed.
~ Onx4 40 light S4d$4 30 SheepRcceips iO69 head.
Market steady and strong; native mixed 81 25a$a 30:
East Liberty Penn Jan. 2.-caie receipts light; de-
mand. fair; market steady at unchanged prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

Market closed barely steady. : TO 10 points ,,
compared Saturday closing price w. i,rt
notices. $50. Total SAFES. - 900 des; r,r
sales to-day and last night officially reporter ~
,onsumption 81 bales contract. iW baies .v,a' 80
bales: spot cotton quiet middng upands > ll-lo inu
ding gulf = 1916 which Lice lower '"nlsa'H ""
rross 2,i bales: Continent 2Oi7 bales Great britain
,l05 bales: France So4 bales; for"Hidei - 49,.
sales 75l bales spinners. u bales s;oc1 1851
Total net port receipts TO-DAY. 1913 bales mus iaI
ess4 bales 30 7s4 bales Continent % pa,rs
rhus far this Britain. ~ 80 bales
20 bales Continent 3''i3 bales s'ooh' I'-o''''
liverpool cabIe-Spot steady; sales l20U oaes:
speculation export 800 bales: American llVc nies
receipts bales: American. 4lOOo bales mao is
advance closed quiet and steady at Ltd net advancc'
December 26Sb; December January 2O1D. January
February 3OOq .bl February March 3Oss; March Apiii
aO3Q304 April-M May 3O3n'i0 Msy-June "os' Jnhr-
sOob september October. $i0aJi; October Novenoef
a2v; November December. 33@"l4t hnrh "'"7
steady: cloths quiet -, .
months lou21 points hirh =. Win 'h'l
sale in March september The suhse luent N&n-dc
narrow limits. the days business wac small WIN
highest prices the close covering OF Nhgtis Ham
burg hrIn January. 7l.2j pigs: February 900 pig
March 30 pigs April 10 pigs; May. g. pigs Amsiei-
a. 900 bags shipments FOR this country. 400 bags
southampton arrivals in December 1851 bags deVri
11 i, ZOO bags Sseverss 1850 bags SOCK bags
Rio market quiet receipts 700 bags for 10 days no
quoted al 1900 stock 22VO bags. leafances io
Tinted Slater 700 receipts 10 days loVU
bags: stock 80: good quoted at ~ 2
reis Cleared from Santos steamship iandel WIN i>VyU
haes: Havrc quoted: January ~ francs. FebuatS :,
francs: March $40 franc, III ST. iIsn Tsnce Sales
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

day at hassc decline and also me ,owe d vesker
reached on this Cash was uun .rncr
No ouoted al 81 NC elevator nominal "0oo eisn s,ea
sold a. soc elevator and ZOO bush 5osc deiNItu
OATs-The market quiet and about ssno ;here de-
Tho early part of session. but Subsequently , ,e
veloped quite little weakness and. IN sympathy nsed
other cereals prices fell OF. The close vas al leIi
"a decline Deliveries on contract W''o
100 900 bush. Cash quiet and apout III
snlcs were GJOOO bush including lGVJ tus1 No -
a, 3issS5c elevator latter New York ''n,Ia anu az so
3ss.c delivered: 5000 No white, ,s' M''ci 'f
rsh ,rari white ARl.EY A!arlct duI
"uoted nomnaiy at G3n64c for No : MhWtiKee dTu
,D0,cc for uncradel Western.
western quoted at 7odI5c .SE.cDSiaihet dc'' I.ty
quoted nj NGs9 - and timothy at - ") VI ~ -,
WHEAT-Market easy; quoted; Japanese ''p'''' S
hull 1860 ., r,,o, =, the nrc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

Buyers wete slow to hold to-day and BTaz
A sehs sun auo Q, go Bag
and Rio 10 spot az ts s a ws res ss and bags
high grade in lots private Holders ID
With the trade the beginning Of he ysa
in the near future prices If not at an advance We
note 700 bags Maracabo and 400 bags La G@yA
rEouR AND MEAI-Trade IN -four was small again am
Seioped perhaps bur aside irS on,
,ss ssse %eT Ie ioo sbs winter qs o
g Sc t PTSe so i sS. ce aa
az p1'Sa ass s. s5ass g TO-
: 300 ssep pss snRsr g ss i
e: s. Sac: 3 !. sSd
RYE dS ssss $50 OBJ, sss g, g s ss 4,
81 Ms;''%
s s 1871 . 1s es $40
s o'ss $, sssssss iSSS s5sSsSS
eRAINwHEAT-Tse whea, market was fairly , active
,S Ss Was " a, aI's e an ad%nc but
little while prices ssssing on about &c , but hGrn n a
drop buying apparently being IS asd %
30 red wheat deyslopea quite actively during rsn
1 ss a liberal and Sf PRE- s ssy a iH the
The foreign markets and the b asS hS az
wheat gave the trade early quite little feeling Of en-,
10. sssns Of aaSiee from sSe %es, al point
,s .oa daase u" to he Argentine crop and
there be some tendency 10 exagE'rsie The re-
norris the advces have all pointed 10 no larger crop
Than last year and perhaps little smaller in this great
South American competitor in the export trade Exports
iron, Baltic and sundry ports last week An.ricsn ana
rattan amounted 6OGO0O bush against 1l1UOo bush
lie previous Interior receipts of wheat at :prng
wheat to-dny were l93 80. bush 'leaso dooi
hs nearly all winter against 26l252 iush last year
Winter 10 ass BUSH against G5 $50 bush sesboard re-
stnts 70 is9 bush agans, l5i.l19 bush: total -4ni
bush ssainst 3i bush exports 1880 bush sga
xs2 Sf2 bush Tile wheat market was aieioy during me
middle The day but in TIE afternoon acIi,e me large
sxnor1 business steady cables and general nik OF I'M
,,rsvement In cash property the market broke closing
univ about barely steady nj the lowest rrces OF the day
snd az II.c net decline. The decline IL the after Don
WAS accompanied by rumors TO The effect maj whea
IN chicago elevators out OF condition. shsn VINE
WAS fairly active Sales were reported Of tosV BUS
syivafe tefms local export 81 US hus IRIS week
SIC under May anoa; ieoon bush DO s?c,, ~
under: ~ 600 bush. esc under May ~ 10 Sar
Tsnitobs at Sc over May b afoat I0i,g0 Lush NO
Ssrd Duluth at Sc May anoai. IN" purchass'
BY shippers SO loads coRN-lrad IN corn WA WA
Ssi,jv active May delivery. win prices weaker
The opening steady a iit.lc decline n9, me ors
ses and better sradngs owing the cold clear ~.ahe
hch has prevailed for some time past prices weaksnea
~ decline was helped By the late weakness IN Wnest
The market leaving or heavy at the lowest pees Oh W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

SILVER.
sll Bull Crfs. 81 ZOE 81 "a ] ~ OF - ''"~
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Wednesday. January 2-p. m.
The first business day Of the new year wa"
not cheerful. Gold exports and the fear OF ous'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

Prime $685. 2s good s. isas So S1tc hers. * so
& a. ishi stockers So s5as3 i5 ii1gsrKeG pb,s
,inr,I. market easter a shade lower iiraNY ,nr
,h;s e. 75as4 no. best Workers. 81 63@I !0 common
TO- fair Yorker 4oast 30: pigs. 81 ioast 81
~ about unchanged prices. Extra. 81 2?a ~ 90 sHo o
s. 5Oass: fair 81 aOGs2 20; yearings 40
lambs sinSi -; to fair lambs y -'p9" w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

THE YEARLY RANGE
The following table shows the highest and low
est prices Of stocks traded in on the New-York
Stock Exchange for the year 1894. together with
the final prices, both for 1893 and 1894 and the ad-
vances and declines in 1894; also the number Of
shares traded in of each stock
ANNUAL RANGE 1894.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
CLOSING PRICES or boston STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. January ., 1893.
Lake Street Elev....,.. ll's
Inter Pack K Prov Co.. II
Inter Pack a Prov Go pf 2tis
Nil a. chi Brew Coz. i24
Nil & Chi Brew Co pf. 2sA.
n Y Biscuit to......... 30
" chic ~ II R...... 26tas
Streets w = & line. ~
w Chic 81 IL Il. ...... .l25n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore jan Flour dull: sales 80 bbis wheat
easy No !. red. spot and January, CJipE',
GDGGic: Nav G2i5n62s.c: steamer No : red 90 h2at
southern bv sample lgn6ic Do on grade. 3iA4r",.c
lock s42 OF. bush sales. 3O.0D bush Corn du WNeu
spot and January l1af7.c February. 4I3snis'sc MA.
ii &C. asked; steamer mixed 4j4HtJ3sc; southern VIII
and yellow 41d4Sisc. stock loSs9GG BUSH sales IIs"o
bush Oats Inactive; No white Western. tSu3oisc'
No mixed do 3jN35isc stock l5I62t bush rye duli
No 574J7i.c &C.; stock ~ .267 bush Hay firm; good 10
choice timothy Sl3aSl3 80 Grain freights dull barely
steady. Cotton steady middlings, 5.c. Butter hrin'
fancy creamery 2jd2Gc ladic Ic roll 14Glbc store
packed steady. :2a23c Other articles I'M
changed. -.
Roston Jan Flour dull and featureless Corn quiet
quiet Shorts quiet Provisions steady itutter
steady northern creamery. 24m2Jisc; western, 2tn.o
Cheese steady best Northern. 1isullac western 100
lie. Eggs nrm. .,
Bufrac Jan 2.sprng wheat quiet; limits firm sales
$500 bush No | hard. jS.ntsi.c car No Northern,
G7Ac: closing No hard G''.c 30 Northern 1ld oa.c'
old Chicago No Northern. Cole Winter wheat hni.
Sales No rcd. 5Ia57igc. car No white D9c:
No extra white 37i.c on track Corn fairly active
and firm. Saes23 No . yellow, sc; cars No :.
y.Iiow i;isc; corn. 4GdiGiac: - No =
com t5isG43a.c through billed track : cars No
yellow iGe 49, No corn, 45nijlc. local billed on
trick closing those prices. oats In good demand
firm saf.s-ll No white. SIC. No white.
~, I35.c track. 1000 bush No white 3Gc In store
y, = mtAc,i quoted Sic track Barley -Cgnsdefdne
INJURY and choice Minnesota. but no sales
made Quotations unchanged No demand IOt rye Prices
nominal. Flour nrm fair demand. MIL feed hlghef Tor
spring: spring bran. SIS -; medium so 20; mixed
feed SD 10. rest unchanged.
chicago. Jan. The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
Actual saies-- Closing Shares
fOpen. High.l Low. Final. Bid. Ask Sold.
THE YEARLY RANGE.

Total shares for the day.........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
STOCKS DULL AND WEAK.
NOT A CHEERFUL NEW YEARS.
PRICES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE STILL
LOwER-GOLD EXPORTS OF OVER
TWO MILLIONS
ArEs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY
nrAIINcs In RONDS AND RANK STOCKS.

1000 L : As cou. XII J
5000 do rs Reg 81
8 Continental Blk. J
S Fourth n Bank !
II do .........".'l
2OOO Tenn Sett 3s.sml.
5000 Va Gs Def TT
Rcts Stamped ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-29
GIRLS DAY DREAMS.

or Course they Come to Nothing, but
tho other Girls Believe Them.
IL never hear a young girl say,
as young girls are fond of say
ing" observed an old lady on the
summer boarding house pia zza,
"what sort OF q man she will
marry, and what sort only, that
I do not think of certain speeches
I, myself, have listened to from
pretty lips before this. A school
friend Of mine so held New Jersey
in detestation that she tore its
map from her geography. She
used to say that nothing would
induce her to marry a man who
was widower. or wore wig, or
lived in New Jersey; and the
man of her choice was guilty of
all these three enormities. l
used to talk over my future with
two cousins. | would not marry
q business man, said. Kate
would not think of clergyman,
or Carrie q farmer; and we mar
ried respectively business man,
a clergyman and a farmer. 1t is
all like a smart young American
help in my grandmother's
kitchen, who was wont to de.
claim to us children on the scorn
in which she held all men, always
winding up her denunciation of
the sex by No, ] wouldn't marry
any man that walks on two legs.
And she didn't. She married q
one-legged man."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-29

G. r. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, car
furnish best factory references.
Ordres left at Hawaiian News Eco.
will receive prompt attention. All
work guaranteed to be the same
ss done in factory.
Bicyclers are likely to get cut.
scraped, sprained, bruised, or
some way hurt. No matter which,
an application of Readings
Russia Salve will take away the
smart and pain, and cure the
trouble in a hurry. Thousands
of wheelmen never go on the
road without it. Why should
your rs cents buys it of any drug
gist. Handy box for your pocket.
Hollister Drug Co., Agts. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-29

Soft wood becomes stronger
than hard wood under pressure.
The case of a block of Oregon
pine taken from the middle Of an
upright which formed a part of
the timber support in the Com
stock mines for twelve years gives
an example of the effect of heavy
pressure on wood fiber. 1t is so
hard that it cannot be cut with q
knife, and one of its sides is pol
ished from the squeezing it has
undergone. Yellow pine from
the lower levels of the Comstock
has been so compressed by the
enormous weight that its density
exceeds that of lignum vitae.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-29

The Dakotas we're rated in the
eleventh census as having a
wealth of $40, 1921 $50.
West Virginia's wealth, mostly
in real estate and mines, is valued
at $l46, 991 ,6S8.
Indiana is very rich State; its
property of all kinds reaching q
total of 1927 ,815,13l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-29

HOOPS PILLS arc the best after-dinner pills
assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25c.
los
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-29

Medicine all the wear around, because II puri-
iies, vitalizes and cnriches the blood, and
fro N all blood diseases, Malaria, Pneumonia,
Colds, Catarrh, Rheumatism, etc. Serious
illness has often been prevented when Hoods
Sarsaparilla has been taken in time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-02
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL AND
GRAND TRUNK REFUSE TO
HOLD OFF.
fDISCORD BREAKING OUT.
.
OTHER WESTERN LINES EX-
- PECTED TO REDUCE THE
NEW YORK FARE.
Grand Trunk Managers Make n
Slash That Sets Competing
lc Lines on Their Ear.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The trouble
over the one-fare rate made by the
500 line for the Total Abstinence
meeting in New York has broken
out in a new place, and the chances
are now bright for all sorts of trou-
BILE. Yesterday the Western lines
asked their Eastern connections to
assist them in making a one-fare
rate to meet the tariff put in by the
500, but they were refused. Today
the Wisconsin Central announced
that it would make a one-fare rate
anyhow, and in a short time after
it had declared itself the Grand
Trunk said it would stand it's share
of the reduction, and the two roads
together will meet the one-fare rate
made by the 500 line It is difficult
to see how the lines in the Central
Traffic association can now avoid
taking action similar to that of
the Grand Trunk. No action was
taken today, but something is looked
for by tomorrow. 1t is a foregone
conclusion that the balance of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago
lines will meet the cut made by the
Wisconsin Central. Niagara Falls
excursions, Of which there have been
very few from Chicago during the
last two years, are also creating
discord among the lines of the Cen
trail Traffic association. While none
have been run from Chicago proper,
they have been run from points
within hundred miles of here One
excursion was projected by the Erie
road, which was to leave Chicago
by boat to Michigan City and then
lap the Erie line at some point in
Ohio. This reused the Grand Trunk
and it came out today declaring that
other roads in the association were
running excursions without giving it
proper notice. 1t will therefore run
an excursion direct from Chicago to
the falls for 81 for the round trip
The excursion will be run Aug Is,
and tickets will have a final return
limit of one week. These tickets
will offer chance to scalp on the
DoiLeIiO hie1i hSl, anu SCliCI oil liilSdol-
ness is felt by the Eastern lines over
the outlook.
J. c. Halle, chairman of the COM
mittee of the Atlanta terminal lines,
has called a meeting of interest in
the Southern lines on Aug. 8 to be
held in this city to discuss rates and
arrangements for the Atlanta expo
sition. Mr.. Halle has requested the
lines of the Western Passenger and
Central Traffic associations to meet
with them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-02
SALTWATER NEWS.
Dizziness in Logging Affairs
Staples ct al. Appeal.

Less activity has been displayed in
the log market this week than for
some time past, and the only sales
made were small and embrace certain
largely due to the fact that large pur-
chaSeS were made some weeks ago,
and nearly all mill men have enough
logs ordered to enable them to saw
however, and prospects are good for
excellent fall trade. Raft movements
are very heavy. the bulk of the RATS
going to Dubuque and Winona. The
lake and boom crews are busy and
prospects are that they will have plenty
to do until cold weather sets in.
Col. Clarke Chambers, of Owatonna,
state agent for the employment of dis
charged convicts, was at the prison
yesterday interviewing those who are
side. Mr.. Chambers has been partic-
ularlys fortunate in securing employ
ment for his wards. l-.,.. >Fs'
Members of Company K will soon
begin shooting for one of the hand
soonest gold medals ever offered for
is presented by F. Whitman, a Still
water jeweler, and must be won three
times in succession before it becomes
the property of any one. The compe-
tition shoot will occur at the company's
200-yard range and will be an incen-
tive for the boys to devote more time
to target practice than heretofore.
The case of Otis Staples VS.. O'Neal
Brothers has been appealed to the su-
preme court by the defendants. In
the district court judgment was or
dered for the plaintiff in the sum of
$3,045, the suit growing out of log
ging deal.
Judge Williston has made an order
in the receivership of Fitzgerald & Co.,
requiring creditors to file their claims
before Aug. 26.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-02
TRYING TO SAVE uEDGEwooD. ,,
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague Says
the Fund Is Insufficient. 8


NEW YORK, Aug. Mrs. Kate
Chase Sprague has arrived in this city
from Washington and is stopping at
a hotel here. In converse ton today
she said: so many contradictory stor-
les have appeared of late throughout the
country in regard to my undertakings
TO redeem Edgewood, the home of the
late Chief Justice Chase, that it is
wise, perhaps, for me to- state that the
moment has not yet arrived for me to
give a full and complete history en-
bracing the real facts which have led
to my financial embarrassment. Per-
haps 1 am not the only individual
whose resources have been impaired
during the past three years. 1 regret
the tenor of these articles, for they
cannot fail to be misleading. The CO.
operation of a number of prominent
men, and men of large wealth, to save
EdgeWood, a valuable historic land
mark, as testimony of their apprecia-
ton of the value of the public services
of Mr.. Chase, and to relieve the urgent
pecuniary needs of his daughter, has
been liberal. AS to the part Ohio
people have taken in the matter I
may say that a great number have ex-
pressed approval, but 1 have not heard
what has been accomplished in that
state, though many Ohioans in New
York are participating. Regarding the
publications mentioned, / have noticed
names of men participating, who, to
my own knowledge have not been ap-
preached. These publications are cal
culated to give the impression that my
work is completed. But the fact is
that, until its claim is satisfied, the
trust company that has foreclosed has
seen fit to insist that 1 and my chill
dren should vacate our home and give
them absolute possession, though a
portion of my furniture is permitted
to remain temporarily. I have been
compelled to find domicile for my in
valid daughter and her companion, and
I am now actually without a home.
The fund necessary to clear Edgewood
is not sufficient and 1 make this state
ment that those who may care to in
terest themselves may know that the
need has not passed.