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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
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thousands or the men noyv e,,,,,...
s'ons from the government "S pen
asked. '''~A members
Drawing himself NJ. MIR Io,es -,
fp'nded: ION tho side ~ no CS,S., - -
states ot America. " which camsn -
thopgh II went down in dsfea, a.,
proud now as then. when / dcf,nisi s,
an enthusiastic boy" 10
DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT
Mr.. Clark dcmocraO. ~ Mi..o..-, ..,,
that. having been defeated ~ r1,..,.,',.'' ,.',''
ne proposed now % express - .f,-...'
tor the gentleman from Nrsira ,.,
soha4Iy, he bad much regard. l.t ,.
wanted 70 say that In the lata ,i.ef.....
theFc were u, - or ~ Dcmoertuc earll-
dates IN tho North who went d.Nn r..
the.r political death because K soeethr,
he had made
Mr.. Jones. hope The gentleman from
Missouri was not ONE.
Dir. Clark: Yes { was anl became
Of the pension speeches Won male hots
We are tired and sick 81 having fhf..
southern mcmhrrs come Ip hero anl $50. .h
u In she back.
Continuing. Nr Clark sl. : ths, ho l..-
licNci that every niI e.ll.,r Who Wis r
need deserved. tnl e.. al r"ct.F. 3D. n..-
sion. when Rru HHftr wIs h,r.." N,
said. "hr srsg stri p.nsIonIus th. ..
dlrfs of both atw. / L.n't know nHf
what that was a Nisn ana .fff.n.
scheme II certainly would meet Win
less opposition than tas present plan "
u.1ugh'erD
Having fayorah'y artel uron four bits.
the committee. 10 lIl. rose, AMI tho
House Adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

There is DO criticism To be uttered. no
description e. boz attempted oi )onncllS
q G!larl's now fdiCe, "Ihe Eain-
makers" The piece went with roar
frlm START o. finish at tie Academy last
u..At. IL Is % brilliant specimen OF flot-
GUS fun uud mad wit thoroughly whole
some Ia tone and SPARKLING IN its spoh-
t-nelty. Pretty faces framed IN myina
curls 1.-the limbs twiu,t IN biiiowy
e;,frts. and admirable scenery provide a
ha.ksrouni for the chief actors quips
AMI antics. The dances are spirijsi.
reat. pretty and finished in style. The
sp.cai;les are au new. clever and eN-
ircmeiy Givcrtins Ia THE Kainmakers'
Bonu-iy 4 G!Iard are al their quaint,
,st. oldest. their lNelicst There IS not
q weak spot iu the company. Some e'ec-
iricu aui mechanical effects are clever
iv intrliuceI Matinee and evening per
furmaur.y to-day.
Thc popular conc ri arranged 10 be
gIVeu at the Theatre Tonight by. the
Veteran C0Ips Band VIII De one ot the
most enjoyable musical events OF the
season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
Car.Load Lmer.on rInnn..

Wc nave Juat received a carload ~ the
latest styles Upright Emerson Pianos
m Slntiminrp mahogany. English brown
oak. Circass.0n walnut. bl.-tar.I walnut.
ana ebony cases. Also. handsome dr-
signs in open hiauz. fronts We use the
finest action tf4t can Be bought none
better used hy any plano con u.,rn On
earth. The Emer- cases are uusur-
passed 10y any piano manufacturers IN
this country. We invite nl music-llying
people To- SEQ tie New Emerson Piano.
5000 in daily use. Come AMI see ,ouF
complete stock -
THOMAS q. burton 8 co.. a S
9ll east Maln strc6sA
Richmond, VI
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M0RGANFIELD'S FATE
IT IS NOW IN THE HANDS OF GIN
CINNATrS JUDGE WILSON.
Complete Chain OF Evidence Identify Ing
the Prisoner as the Man Wanted
Decision To-Day.

CINCINNATI. o.. January Ii.-(spe-
clal)-The fate OF Charles Morganiield
is now In the hands Of Judge Wilson.
He will decide the habeas corpus and cx-
tradition cases tomorrow morning, and,
In all probability. will order Morsanield
delivered 10 the Virginia authorities. one
or the most complete chains OF evidence
establishing Identification ever woven
around prisoner now cOnfronts Morgan
field. There Is not a missing link. The
work OF the prosecution has been most
thorough. and. barring some legal techni-
cality now unforeseen. Judge Wilson can
scarcely avoid surrender!ng M0rganned
to the Virginia people.
The taking of testimony was finished to-
Gay, and when tho prosecution rested
Mr.. Shay, attorney for Morganheid, sur
prisci everybody by announcing that he
would submit no testimony.
EVIDENCE FOR VIRGINIA.
Police-Ohlcer Wright, Of Cumberland,
Nd, identified the accused as having been
seen by him in Cumberland. and Con-
ductOr Peters, Of the Baltimore ana ohio
road. testified that he took up Morgan
fields ticket - Cincinnati. Sergeant
Borch. of this city. who found Morgan
field where he was injured. identified a
small package OF medicine bearing a
Cumberland druggists label, found on the
prisoners person. and go did Detective
McDermott. \ Mr.. Harris. Of Noble.
Ark. testified that the prisoner Is
Charles Morgan. ami that he has
known him for six years. Sheriff Ken
nedy. OF Stafford county. Va. said he has
tt, l. oh, os1 i.a
prisoner IS the man referred TO In Scar
cey's confession. This closed the evidence
for Virginia.
Prosecutor White, OF Virginia. made
formal request for the person OF the
prisoner. Mr.. SHAY set up plea Of res
julicata." and attacked the indictment
in q five-minutc speech. This was an
swered by Mr.. White and William Ram
se.'. Jr
Mr.. Shay's only hope for the prisoner
f. in the merging Of the habeas corpus
with the extraditlon matter. lie hopes
t. appeal In the habeas-corpus matter,
and thus delay the return of the accused
10 Virginia.
SEAKCEY'S DEPOSITION.
The most convincing proof Of the testi-
mOny Yesterday was the deposition Of ..
j. Searcey. Judge Wilson says 1t is as
good as anything Bret Harte ever wrote
The deponent starts or by saying: MY
name IS .. J. Searcey. I am - years Of
ago. ! am n believer in the Christian re-
l'.ion." and then he goes into details
of the plan b.. entered into with Nor
gan $50 he calls him to rob tho train
He describes the attack on the car the
procuring Of the money by force. the
coercion Of the engineer and hr man,
who were compelled 90 cut from the train
ana convey these schemers TO point of
safety. where thy discmharkei. ami
after travelling on foot Il distance. di-
videl a portion Of the plumber. and burie |
the remainder. II was this stuff that
S-arcey later turned over 10 tn aG-
thoritles when he made bis confession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

The regular meeting II Leo Camp was
hcij last night AMI arraugements were
comuleteI for the campfire - he ~
ON thc 1ath I'm commemoratIoh OF b'He'
raj r. T. Lees birthday.
Tha maps sent 10 the camp ny Seni>
tors Daniel ana Hunton ami tongi :
man Wiso were pres ntel "Hd i'rel!
Iv Commander Gray. Thanks OF thH
rtn,r we're returned 10 the representa-
tiv.s for their generous cnort. r.,,
comrades T.. Leslie spence, \. l.. InII-
lire. and Thomas \. Brander. the con-
uittca 20 arrange fcr the annual sermon
rtitan ,rorli preach the 81 rinon at Grove,
tyruue Blptist church 90 o'clocs,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

make their wants known IN person.
That part Of the paper bearing on the
appropriation WAS referred 10 the FL
nance Committee. and the request 10
appear before the Council was granted.
4 resolution was adopted providing
that the Committee on Sewers and the
water commissioners proceed NJ once 10
ascertain the cost Of laying the Waring
system OF sewers I'm the city and report
at some future meeing.
From the Board OF Health came
communicate recommending the appro-
priation Of 500 for q house-tO-house vac
cination. ThlS was referred TO the FL
nance Committee. which WIS INSTRUCTED
10 have a conference next Monday with
the Board Of Health In regard 10 the
matter.
OTHER MANCHESTER NEWS.
The funeral Of Mrs ]. VI. Farrow took
Mace Yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dcnce Of her husband, on Hun street
near Eighth. and the remains were IN
TERED IN Maury Cemetery.
Tho funeral Of the little son or MT.
Frank G. puVal took place from the
narpnts' residence. on the Ninth-Stre"t
road. and the interment was made IN
Maury Cemetery,
Cifv-Sererant Fitzgerald received notice
Yesterday cf the death Of Betsy Banks,
~ this city. at the Central Lunatc Asy-
lum in Petersburg.
Henderson Lodge Of Odd-Fellows has
installed the newiy-elected officers.
The Society Of Christian Endeavor or
West-End Methodist church has elected
the following officers for the year; Mrs.
G. 4. RAMS president: }: f. BEDFORD.
yice-prosident: w r.. TAYLOR. treasurer;
Miss Maud Jennings, secretary; w. j.
Williams supcrintendcnt junior depart
ment: Miss Lily Csrnowe. assistant SUI
perintenIent.
Miss Flossie Moore left yesterday for
Petersburg. from which place she VIII
20 t. her future home IN North Carolina.
Rev. Robert II. Winfree was in the city
Congreseman-elec Elicit has been re-
nl.4teI 10 ask for a pension for Miss
Sp,ars. sister of Mr.. William Socars. ~
clover Hir Miss Spears Is a daughter
Of a Revolutionary soldier.
Mics Uettfe Winfrec. Of Chester. who
has been visiting relatives in this city,
has returned home. III,
Tho high water has stopped the mills
NJ W. J. carter left yesterday for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
ALL ARE FOR ANNEXATION.
Manchester Counciimen Favor 1t on Ger
tain uCOndltlous-Otucrl Items.

Every member OF the Manchester Coun-
ell was present last night at the regular
meeting. After the transaction or the
other business a resolution was offered
by Mr. Sims providing for the appoint
Inent of a committee OF slS-three from
the Council and three from the citizens
to confer wiki the committee from the
Richmond Council relative 10 the annex
alton Of Manchester to Richmond. The
resolution WAS opposed on the ground
that IL would not be in good form for
the Manchester Council To appoint
committee until invited TO do 80 by the
Richmond committee, and the resolution
was therefore tabled.
Every member who spoke on the sub
iect expressed himself rs being heartily
In favor Of annexation on certain condl-
tions
WANT FUNDS FOR UNIFORMS.
A communication was received from
the Manchester Grays asking for an ap-
proprlation OF $40 for uniforining the
company. and 10 be allowed TO appear
hsfsrs the Council on January 9th to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
Southern Hallway and Atlanta.

NEW YORK. January ll.-Vicc-Presi-
dent Baldwin. Of the Southern railway.
SAYS: The rumor that headquarters - are
10 b. removed from Knoxville 10 Atlanta
Is not true. The company VIII, however,
Al Atlanta, and will establish "A big store
nous. there for the distribution of sup
pli-s. The company IS making arrange
ments for large exhibits at the Atlanta
exposition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

Mr.. G. T.. Cauthorn. merchant doing
hrsire.s nj No. 2tD east Broad street
made IN assignment t. ". Reade l;o-
Lins. trustee. The creditors are DIVIDES
INTO 0va classes as follows: First class
- r.lan \, co.. - for rent. : coma
81 class =. -ESpenscs u drawing hal Of az,
sirnmenr ami per cent. t. trustee.
Tn,ri class Robins & CO.. 80. Fourth
cIas--C p. Hayward. note for $40. fli
~. An creditors who nle claims with
trlste. within sixty days. ani 70 be.
paid uro raia. The assets are estimated
- fruu1 2.n IN $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
The Grin RAMPANT.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE Board
~ ii.nlth officials announced this morning
that the grip IS rampant The death rate
y.n t,-dov one undertaken in Harlem
aupeareI In the burial-permit room this
usdrriug with seven death certificates. out
Of the number four deaths were due To
cr,n The opinion prevails that the filthy
con.iiti0n OF the streets Is the chief cause
OF tie epidemic. The weather also has
much 10 do with the death rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
Sucar-l.ou-e Destroyed.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. January IL
Foret Rrothers' sugaT-hOuse. on Bayou
La Fourche, near Thibodeaux. was totally
destroyed by fire early this morning.
Loss. about s40.oU0. No insurance, pOllcy
having been cancelled few DAYS pre-,
~in,,siv owing 10 threats made by unpaid
Italian laborers on the place 10 destroy
the building. The threats were und9npt,,
ed.y carried out this morning. bIoousheo
may follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
s.d Dnune.tic Tragedy,

rARIRAULT. MINI. January ii
%a1r %rrstrau1. a village about twelve
miles cast Of here. yesterday, while Mrs.
Ernest Shuetta was out feeding stock
during her husbands absence. she saw
smoke coming from the house. Upon
cntsring she found that her 3-year-oli
hoy had taken a shoveliul Of Goals from
The stove and poured them on the head
OF thu G-mon,hs-old baby, causing its
daath and setting fire to the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
sEARCEY's DEPOSITION.


The Governor received last nght the
following telegram from Common
wealth's-AttOrney white. Of stafford. who
IS now in Cincinnati representing the
Commonwealth I'm the Morganileld case;
"Norgandelds case closed So evidence
f,r defence: opposition on purely techni-
cal points. In my opinion he Will be sur
rendered He is entitled u an appeal
- cision tomorrow"
TIE EVIDENCE Is STRONG.
Detective Robert \. Pinkrrton while
m ths city yesterday sail % Dispatch
reporter that h. hal been engaged re-
Gently in accumu.a,ns evidence In the
r9Iia- -crl.A trail-roobary clsa, and h1i
"A strona chain OF evidence woven arouri
Searcey AMI Morglnfeld. tie says both
men VIII surely be convicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
NfinI.ier.,Ininn nfeetlns

In accor lance with the action takcn D.
a meeting ~ fro,egtant ministers he.
c.mner H. ls9i. AMI subsequently iit
by the several IeromintuonaI iA'''i
conferences 3, tus nEst ~ s'i.'' ''
monthly union conferences ~ thr Pioi'
t,nt ministers % Richm1ni ami Nan
chester wiH convene IN the parl1rs ~ 'hl
Young MEMS Christian Association '',-
mr. ~ Main anl Sixth sufets. h''nm9i y,
u,xt Monday. January ii'h at J. 'l'-N
non. AI ministers m the t~o c.i.'' arg
cordially invited 60 attend
JAMES =. FAIR, Chairman
J. y. whitley, Sr.frftiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

David P,ttman, one OF the men who
w.r. cugag d IN the Chiistmas-cve fight
Wtf william Hodges, who subsequently
Glai - pneumonia. was arrest d ycSter-
day Robert Nosby was locked up for
assaultlng and cutting Luther Robinson,
as was Thomas Douglass for aiding and
ahtttug hm. and Icnny Fam, Willie
K.Wr. aud John Bannlstlr were taken
lP for engaging in a difficulty, In which
Kemp Was cut. All the parties are col
oIlt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
Furniture r.tabli.hmen, Damaged,

NEW YORK. January u.-rte furnl.
ture establishment p jordan & N1r.arfv.
Nos 20 to 2l3 Park Row. WIS danlaget
hy l.s 10 the extent of 5000 this nora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

F., ~. past twelve years 70 ha'1 1900 .,es
.ror,. ,or the gs-cino vrls rom 'ao y.,,.
Ssaasoae, Ssas % ss Of 'no As, Las'ai a G sIss. ss..
Company. vhish u n, srse,' '..,, 1al e soins VI.
Die ptopasa,or Of Nof-liaosA'o ', ,n y,rslpl. aaa
rus N .hs i.'.,r. - so,e-ai haadroa 'h'i''ni
.o,o,. ,y, ,r.osrsl BY THIS oompsny' ...,,,.,.
''a' We o, Ger Il. ,'.lss .aeg ' .sa
Gs are ao~ prepared TO OIL o',9'. .s n poass sas s'
a. we are daly IN receipt 81 @ res" y, board. Il
We have n.S,o, aasa 0s''iI s,nens.tsr s .ai other
psse plss@l aara: 1' .ss p .s :9asas ana 10.
.,ta,,ons requiring large lu,ns.'oa. ,,.,, y,alcai
tAi.o. see AprI number Il 'is'as l'aa'a., s,ss,
son.niy, pag, oe, report OF
S0aia u H0-,.Iu wnr,auP p. PoyraErs' 6 80.
sa"cessors to 7. RoOsrt' ''',.,. B,As,,
,yant, for ylrslnis AMI North '''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

We are in receipt OF a thou tni Points
daily from the National Vaccine Estab-
lshment We furnish thr 81arl %
H.alth Of this city. Mailed 10 any all
dress on receipt Of - cents Ia stimps
for single point
POLK MILLER & GO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
Mason * IiamIln Pianos aud Organs.

We are the State agents. Write f'r
prices ani terms. buy tAe h"e'. which IS
the cheapest IN tho eni. Iaey have ~
competitors.
THOMAS @. BURTON 4 co.
OIL cast Main street.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
Notwithstanding Match.

r-ryy NEE, ILL.,. january ll.-In the
,,,initird match Yesterday between Tom
i MarshaiI OF keithsburg. and Dr. w.
F. Carver, the second in their ere, ser,es,
both the contestants shot poorly 'eousii esuL.
the birds were very enerse.iu ~ ,,on,
.,au continue to-day and Saturday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

CHARLESTON. ". VA. January Ii
Secretary of War Stephen u. Elkins
was nominated for United States Senator
tonight by the Republican caucus. He
had no opposition. and was put In nomi-
nation by State-Senator y. l.. Whitaker,
who has been talked OF for the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

l.. W. Atwood grocer. Chapel and Char
lotte streets. Norfolk. Va. thinks there
is nothing like Quratol for cuts and
wounds. lie has tried 1t with satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

Please drop I'm at New Novelty 60 =
special display Of ART Grsr Work to-day
at 80 f.. Main st.. second door above
Y. VI. L. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

y-bcn ,sywa. sick, We gave hrr ca''ors-
v,..o.,,wssa chi.l, she crio- foF ca'''r'a'
w,so she became ,l.sS .ho clqa; 20 Ca''''A'
whom ,h.l C-Llrcn. shc ss'eIaen C-S'o'-~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
Elkins Duly Nominated.

NEW YORK. January Spec!al)-M.
II. webb IT, 4. H0en, -. :. Harw0od.
Astor: M. ". S,rouss, Metropolitan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

Please drop I'm nc Newest-Noyelty CO.
speclaI display u AIT Grille Work toll
at so Y. Main -, second doos abov'
Y. 81. 4. A.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

Save money save health. save time by
buying Or D. Jayne's Expectorant. II
you have cough Of any kind. IT is very
usefui IL wAooplng cough and Group.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
,gert, for ylrslnia AMI Sof'h '''V''

y.s.rrs REMEDY can s' saa i9r Ss,o,s. sSas", ,ssa
Colds, or ear trouble o. W. PATE ,, cents.
:. Tro,n's % bronchial froshs>' r'''
sold only In boxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

News was received here last evening
Of The death Yesterday morning In Louisa
county of Mrs. Joseph Il. Anderson. Jr.
The sad event occurred at the sidence
Of her father Mr Il. .. Morris Mrs.
Anderson had be n I'm bad health f"r some
vars. bur her d,ath was Unexpected
Ms Annie +. Morrow, hct Of James
L. Morrow. who for many years WAS
superintendent Of the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad, died in Brooklyn. y. y.
yesterday.
Mrs Carria Stv.l-Pctroa, relict Of Mr..
George T.. Styn died at Addison, "a,
y.siellIY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

Mr. Jones took the moor ana attatK,t
tha policy Of picking ont sg!ller Sl .,,.,,S n.,S
or1 ib.rs fnr a big pension. or the wllpW
49,. u.na Is able ~ gather lnHu nee
enough to get bil tar2gsh ,,,,.,,y C'as'1i 1s ne
t,i,,,tc of General Logan, Ia receipt OF =
rrrsi@n M.oi ~ Stoo. l,ying IN l4xury ana
tinruiine lavlsrly for lowers for her So
In IN regard 70 his own course OF antaSo-
riz,ng these pension bills. which; ~
sa1 was f0r the reason thar II hS' n@o1 @
hs.r ,hr policy Of Congress 10 make So
iac,ion of soldiers or soldiers WILLOWS lus
especial pensions he declared thaJ ',,,nSra. Iiany
~ Si,, Tor Il. and excused their o"n
action on the ground that they eouif a,
not afford 10 an,agonize the granting "
the matter of his own military tsSV,,' '1Cn
having been brought into the discuss,SoH, 'S.'5
Mr.. Jones said tnat ~ Nas ,,,,.yy - ~ ,vbirh
-. war broke our. nOtwithstanelhb "".Sa ~.
f'le bs seryed more days and nights u e .ne
trenches and In the line Of ou'S '''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
Mean Temperature. ...................
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. June 12.-The stock mar
ket to-day was characterized by strength
until just previous to the close, when
there was slump in Distillers and Chi
cago Gas Distillers was rather heavy all
day. and refused to respond to the ad-
vance in the general market. and in the
last fifteen inmates OF business IL SUD
denly dropped to - 1-s. a loss OF about
per cent for the day. The break was due
TO a rumor that the uo-warranto case
had been decided against the company.
The story was circulated just before the
close, but IL was impossible to confirm 1t.
Chicago Gas declined, but later recovered
nearly all OF the decline.
The railway list was strong. and on
good buying by commission houses an
advance of anywhere from IL TO per
cent. was recorded. Susquehanna anu
Western preferred was an exception, AMI
sold up nearly four points on the pc'lei
that the company has wea.hered the
storm. 1t is understood that the moo<-y
required TO meet IT'S pressing obligations
has been provided for, and that a praci-
cal railroad-man viii have ehafge OF tne
cotrpanys operating department IN inc
future In addition, u is asserted lne
company viii be found worhaS IA h ,h.
The rise in the general list was based
on the outlook for the crops COCO rams
being reported In the rain-oet ana p,..e 1
railway traffic returns for the MIST "eeA
in June. ,..
Among the conspicuozs,y strong stocks
were the Vanderblts, Changers: Pacnl,
Mail. Missouri Pacific. Loui'V d so,,,hi
ern railroad. The last-naIssd rose 20
IL IA for the common and u - Tor tne
preferred. The strength OF the latisr Nd
due TO reports that ;. riespy ,n s m"s tn
had placed another block Oh e'e s'''' 80
The b,tuminou. coaiers were IN better
demand. on the announcement that tne
miners in the wheeling ana Lake h''
district had returned TO work a..
In the Industrials. outside or Shicsso
Gas and Dstillers, Sugar was tne iti.".,
and IL advanced to WITHIN lraction Ui
10 on the improvement s,gin sn "a fnloaxe Gas
hrolxe. however the stock fell to lies ~:
Speculation closed steady In tone. ne
advance In prices for the day rahgeo iIo1i
Is TO 2 pei, cent, the Nanoe,p,, s.s,srred
raiped 2 "a per cent. General Eaecr,c ioss
Is Distillers, / Is. and Chicago Gas
per cent -. ..ht.h
A I'm were ST. Paul, 80, 500 Baltimore anu
Ohio. Il, $50 Sugar. and $3.50 Distiliers.
The bond market was active and strong
sales footing up s., 15l,m
y,ted SO5 90 shares, and of unlisted stocks
IS SIS shares. .oo ,,o nm. o,,--
rency. ss5,TN.oc0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easy at lal IL per eeht;;.
last loan at 1. and closing offered at Il
nr;me mercantile paper, 3n3 IL per cent
Bar silver, 66 7-Sc.; silver at the ooaro'
dull. a. ..,.L actual husi-
- a. S,nkers' bills at Sass l-4nN.sS IL
for for sixty days. and s4S9 14gA.S9 IL for
demand posted rates. 81: SqA.@; COM
merciaI bills. siS 1-iqS& e ,o,ds
Goyrrnment bonds higher. state oohos
Arm Railroad bonds strong.
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