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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
closed qule, q, 2oaSo points decline. Sales

The market for Brazil coffee ruled dull and nominal
1870 FOR RIO No : spot and l54c for no 5. Mid
o fo was qgs 1na oaT rsa IN -four was small Job
bers being discouraged by the reaction in wheat holding
on 70; NOR [ ere ou1e, AM yer dry
he hsd Sas ws 9" PSg as terms zoo bis s
So ~: =" bills spring patents. 81 5oas3 70; 40 bbls
clears + 81 19 s4sSs q qaie ' sa 49, $50 eS S
So 80 coKNME 4: Market quiet; IS SALE - bbs
Southern 50 46a$2 BAG MEAIe-Market quiet
S Ses ane wf g TO- steady pf ye 20 o|2 %
s7i.goc: co'tonseed meal s5qocc oil meal 81 o. city
in viii nodnrt,e local business The offerings seemed
tn be almost entirely for the Of local
who S9ash y AT ThSy found , ysTy Of S@
ing the decline. The cable news was quite, Foreign
ing during the morning The weather reports
favorable The storm een,re is sun located over the
generally all over the spring and winter wheat ceunry
me Ss'nPaI.c Su re p tb week wer.
amounting to $1,000 bush agalns, 500 900 bush the
the total has been li4Ooc 900 bush agans, 3oooo@o
Sss Al 9s % o u lS'S about S
,rCr receipts OF wheat have , G SGI, b Pd @
liberal gain. leading TO predictions Of good decrease
Inarses to-Say We're Isl rs bush Including Chicago
1850 bush nearly all winter against ~ s3 se bush las,
receipts 90 500 bush asans. $4,000 s1sa total 2@3S
800 bush. the last hour Of the session was
very ne the mark; Closing nscgs small al Nav n d at
60 0-iGa6O I-l6c closing 1l-l6c Cash wheat dull
and nominally steady No quoted at &c under
May May closed GOasc sales for export were
900 bush No red, private terms ana G2iec o b.
anoat May IS and $1,000 ungra9ed and choice red
private .CORN-Trade in corn was very
small market gradually saggng OF with small opera
tonc The opening showed lttle pressure IN sympathy
with the wheat and the market was heavy
all the morning closing unchanged N nc decline. The
interior receipts Of have this week shown large
reduction leading estimates modsra decrease
in the visible supply Cash was inactive No was
quoted 5Gc asked in and steamer nj Ole nominal
Sales Zoo bush ungaded white IN the elevator
s9c on the curb May sold at 5l%a5l 1S-lGc closing,
81 1876. 'Bradsreets" exports ISL. $50 bush
agans, G7c 5f5 bush the previous week and since July
0255 042 bush decrease OF 80 633 G6s bush
total TO date last .OATS-The market
quiet but slightly easier this morning prices being in
fucnced by the In other cereals Dealings how
unimportant and the trade without special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
THE PETEOLETM WAEBIT

..,,,,,s r,ro,, THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
Sc,,-Yorh. April :. $50,
Thor. was a further ndvanc" IN the crude petroleum
market Lac, wceh. and h" price for c'rhh''"' i'" "
&, 7iA The market fur refined oil shovel IN advancing
,o,A,,v ana ON Friday there q sharp upward move
,roni The high prices 'or crude ha'" ha1 o. beneficial
eooc, IN the ncId. while the dri has hron actively "a
cared in boring productions Tn" March h"i i'
,,,, ~ 1.-THE OH city Dcrieh present. an ipcf"'s" IN
All lines 81 field Development. In the Pcnu7iNi"" t"l''
Tho increase IN completed wells February was ~
The new production Shove. daily average increase ~
ise barrels ana total increase IA new Development
work ~ IN" average 90 new wells WIS a Htl'
lower I'm February the create bHk % them cana" ron
The small territories the older fields. The on city
Derrick computes figures for field development IN
and March follows:
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
foot M DeS md Corflandt
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
In Eject January 20, 1905.


1880 EAIF crI II ED.Sps
SSS Sa Sfssns tn%s1 sea 9G'
100 i +. w. cHicAGo 4 AS S5o2 81 oTis EXPRESS
and S eeaso and a Ping cins to 10 5 a %
o6 sSi H. NJ ME s4fits ( sssn,
F VI n fffs as "a
Sleeping Dining Cars to GneinnatI and s.. LOga
500 I?uii fScfIG :sf&2f Sleeping Cav
land a %V$Als SIff sfssS AND 1ME SOUTH
s sse III LIN " al Paror and Dining a "a
DH'ns Gsn s taS 9 s Ga Rss con-
Lin all Par9r and Dining Gars 5 RE Dining Can.
s6 29 R!" R&Sr fS H go
3 i Si as ss
AS Ss;nsTsI 70 t H2n5T@%i;y an? J.
Il aa iR% & Ss as.o
y oH daY ES 500
For r2NT GoSFoST saa 4S
r5 SIseP STTTAS + q c @ry P weekdays Through
5Rns hSFy YsrE bean Grow. an. p,,
Fi' a9 no P 9"f i bnS 6..s
G sssS' S'S S'' T EoN prHsrFT.bbrIrnr.
c1S f' ' a.? peG q go T pSRs c S'
40 Dining s S? n 5 $50 ca g. go 10 rmt l.
K II S DINING ca6 DINING c@y !, $50 IDIani
dining S6 ca 81 ss M Il + 4 asf %,
Aor enr aPa s o Fa sfe a 3;
and sSEn AJn 1rss1 Sc , r23 & F91
Transfer COMPANY viii call for and esGGS baggage from
hotels SD 1881 n9e' through to nwoop
o W. General Manager. General Passr Agsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08

places bales The arrivals to date LOT Vanity
series Of sales aggregate 1882 bales Of which
81 bales forwarded direct Inc saie' ~ "
werp will begin April II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08

Total now work development for March $40. and
for February T95 showing Increase Of ~.
Crude line certificates bid for al liz IN sat
urday ~ Ia points from the previous day
The productions of the Mcdonald field were 1900 bar
res: 2.l barrels ana shm' nts. GjlG hI;
Refined petroleum closed at 80 cents gallon IN
barrels > bulk Scw-York. and AZ Ihiad"l-
pha they were lower Foreign quotations re-
manned unchanged
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Ocean Steamers
CUNAItD LINE.

CINARD LINE.
XAs TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
thbrla Apr IL, : a. mi taupana. May l. noon
l.ucdnla g.. Apr 20 ! y. m Umhrn. May II, Y IN
Etrurih Apr -, a. m. Iucania Nav 4 noon
- from Pler 90 North River foot OF Clarkson-st
Cabin passage geo and upward. Second cabin s35 $40
80. according {" steamer ana accommodations
s'eerage tickets to and from parts OF Europe At
very low rates For freight and passage apply at tho
Compenys once. No. Bowling Green. New York
VERNON H. BROWN a co. General Agents
COMPAGN1E GENERALE Transatlantloue.
~ ,,on, FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
~ 1.'i'mANbif' f"fot. Sat. April n, a
IA US, CNi.. faud"nn. Sat. April 20,
l." t 81 ianrent sat. April ~ a m.
81 EAMtN la TOT RAiNF- WILL. MAKE
EATNA SAILING FROM NETWORK TO HAVRE,
THURSDAY. APRIL H. AT L. NJ
New-nork % ArAandrin. Egypt Paris trip Wild GO
Gays First class SlGO: eccnd class SIG.
FORGET. General Agent No. J Bowling Green
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
IAntnlaCIte CUaI usru cAIIusIktIy.J
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on AID AFTER DEC. I'D. 1894.
Trains leave station foot OF Liherty.st.


on AID AFTER DEC. 3D. 1894.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty-st.
For Eastcn Behlehem. Aient2wn MauSh 10 chnns e.
10 Eastonj 80 5i3, 100 to Allentown ?. NJ Sundaya
go q 10 to Eas,on). A. NJ. 100. so 500 7. ~
For Roadir, at 80 500 9iO 1000 II 80 A. NJ. 10
I:a0 100 800 5:i5 30 p. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays.
80 A. 81, 90 1870 80 800 p. N, i2l5 night. 80,
500 5:4s p. ~. 1915 night Sundays. 100 5:@o 600
For sunbury L.wisbure and wilamsport at 40 500.
p.o.a rr 80 s:i5 il 40 NJ l4' q ~ 70 R.d
aankl. ti' $40 s:l' PoM snn9 toc eHsrp ocea'
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40. s:l5 A. NJ. 20. $40. 40 p ~
For Farmingdaie Toms River Barnsgat Park and Bar
n.rat 90 s'I5 A. S, LAS, 44o p 40, ~
FOR Atlantic city. vineand and Bridse'0n 40 A. H.
For Monmouth Beach s.abr,ght and Hishis1d' .,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wASh4"o'
+, For 90 PhIas'Rp s4 "e a d4s 5 s - 40 nS
CaT' 500 DINING Carr. 900. 100. s:45 p. ", l2lj
aisht sunday. 49, 200 1870 Gp,.ing Can A. NJ l''"'
For Baitrne-e and Washington, week days. 900 u g
G1ninr Car A NJ. 30 $50. 500 Dining carr 200
n 1915 night, gn day, goo Poo (" p sRHi hight
i;% -" dnPs a as; can be prScirei az ii3 ia
osi Al, ga lilo 1923 Broadway I3I sth-aye 81 "a"
iHhst las Pa ws $50 I,on Proo2
COMPANY viii ca and check baggage from hotel OF
residence estimation.
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York. foot OF ChambeTs-st, daily follows.
minutes earlier from West
OIL A. M.-Nesubued Express FOR Wayerly. Big.
800 haint"n tImIFa. Buffalo. Bradford and salA'
MANGA Pdrllr t. buffalo
0.nA ~ M.-Nestlbule LIMITED Sold train FOR Chi.
C'OO sAso Via ChautauGua Lake, arrives Clevelani
50 n Chicago I p n. Sleepers Chi.
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car.
G:20 l.. VI. Buffalo Nesttued Express arrives Buffalo
WV - A. NJ. making t!rect connections Tor Detroit,
Chicago and the West Bu.aio passengers can
remain in sleeper \. VI.
S45 n TO SeSsS lsse and N ba Ft
. cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I OCAL TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
~ aecomn.tstions az III. %, .ol and a5! Broadway
80 Eas' l2fth-st, Chambers and West 23i-s
New-York s3 Fulton st. BROOKLYN 900 Hutson-s. H.,
boken. and Jersey city C0rp9-y
calls Tor and checks baggage hotels and
destination.
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RAILROADS..
-AMERIc.'s GREATEST RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
& HlI0SON piVEp .

.o From Grand Central station. 42d Street
eI'O A. M.-Except sunday. Empire State Expresa
Fastest train in the world.
Os3O a. M-Dal,. Fast Mail For Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Chicago
1880 Il. M.-EAcept sunday. DsS EAprexs. For all I'm.
49, portant State points
hoo l.. M.-Daily southwestern Limited for Cincin.
natl. Indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago
$3.50 l.. M-EAcept sunday. West Point, Poughkee psie
Albany. Troy Saratoga.
4i3O l.. M.-Dany. North shore Limited. Due Detroit
30 A. NJ, Chicago A.30 +. N.
GOO J.. M-Daily For Albany TIo-. Buffalo, Cleye-
,,.,- land Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati st. Louis
oi-o l. M.-Daily. For Troy. Saratoga. Burlington
Plattsburg and Montreal.
1880 =. M-Ddily For Auburn Road points Bu1al,
Chicago. ~ -~'"'''
600 p Mmpaly Only Sleeping Car passenger. for
Rochester carried on thu train. "
o'io =, Mcpsy For CLAYTON, Cape Vincent. ogd.ns.
..,- purg. Cleveland. Detroit, Chicago
i.'oo Nisht-Exeept Sunday night. For Albany, Troy
o'oA NJ and 3:!S M-Daiy. except Sunday "a
49, Pittsneld. via Harlem Division. "'' "
MMner Palace Cars on all through traina
Trains illuminated by Pintsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Cen,-., S,.u.
nn1 th o.? broadway as Columbus-ave IS W."t
fuw,toh-st., and ~ broadway. l.. D.. BIooslyn ~ '-'
Express COMPANY ~ Wv "estcot
JOHN NJ TOtiCEY oEORCr u D.v,r,
AsS'' ~eh Passenger Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast EApTess Trans to
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati.
m nd 4

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Lave Ne~iork foot OF Liberty St, daily for CHICAGO
80 m and i?:l5 night; rIIrsB! re-; 1890 p
a"d IL Is night. CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. a. M,
600 p IN. WASHlNGroN BALrlMoRE. a.
81 30 a IA. Dining Carl 80 $3.50 ,. m. ex sunday,
train. run daily except $50 p M
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. Bristol and cha,,anooS.
through Pullman Sleeping car. 3 p. daily.
Al trains Illuminated with PWtsch light
Ticket onlces; 49, lI2 osi AS lao Broadway 81 East
l4h st. III Bowery y Y: 3il Fulton ST. BROOKLYN;
stations: foot OF Liberty St c. r. r. OF "
York Transfer Company will cali FOR and cheek
baggage n nm hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship saiiings from vancouver
TO JAPMM AND GG11NMa
rMPRfss Of oIIINA.........M May 49, July Is Sept, IL
EXHIBITION KYoTo. JAPAN APkIle ITo
TO HONOLULU, FlJl AND AUST RA-.A
WAKRIMOO. ..... April 10 MIOWERA: ........ May 10
~ Cabil accommodations very low rates
For tickets freight rates apply BOB Bros9"dy' TUT
yht ratas nnlN. q. WalI-st.. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON. :. G.. the South and Southwest
NASHVILLE and AL Florida points
From per ~ T.. Il. Gooi % Roosevelt ?, m
-
,Irr"%oi.iN ................ Wednesday. April 10
SEMINOLE filHhs
All steamers have tcass passenger accommoiatiohs
NJ. 4. CLYDE Co. General Agents.
ia Cent & Penn r. < p Line. via JacksonY..'s
C;r.s, So Freight and Passenger Line VIA Charees'o
I G. Eyer. Gon Agt.. 3ol Bway' ~ l.
SNAIL pHIVATE PARTY is being organ
~ ,eI for A three his "trip abroad. n sail IN me
49,. rune highest references VIII b" given ana
,,,,r.l Address flr flli particulars. \ r. \. IL. BOX
go r~,iYn. ut.vyn Orre 30 broadway.
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,IALLoRY STEAMSHIP LINES

Nj
wi Ff ~ Ne~ y 'rl. We'd. Fri and sat -
TEN GEORGIA FLORIDA
STRAIGHT MD ROUND TRIP TICKETS - all points
in Texas COLORADO. riah. Arizona, california. Mexico.
49,. ,,.,rrl, and Florida. Excellent accommodations
Tpf-RISTS' TICKETS good for six or nine months
Write rcr Gtpage Pocket Guide tmnNed freel.
G " MALLORY x 90. Con. kg:s.. Pier 20. F. r.. " T.
NETHERLANDS LINE.
y FOR ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM via Bouoens
Mec. France.
: :. SPAARNpAM.. Saturday. April is, lN.o, p M
= = NEE\DAN. .......... saturday. April % | y.
First cabin s4s and upward second cabin $50 s,seraGs
., ysry low rates Apply tor tourist guide and terms
General Passenger Agency. 20 Broadway.
OLD MINTON LISE.
" steamer. for NORFOLK. roEISMouTM OLD POINT
PETERSEN no md RICHMOND VA. and WASHING
rON MOI. Tu"s We'd. Thurs and sat For
Richmond VIA JAMES RIVER Mon. Wed. and sat
ier 20 new No \ r.. got pcach-s,.. at ?. m. Sat,
urdays IN. Through tickets and freight rates TO all
points South and West ~ . ,
DED I'D" LINE or STEAMERS.
I La Guayra Puerto Cahrllo. Curacao and Mara
.aibo via Curacao. from Prgrepont stores Brooklyn
:. :. NfNl.Il Ella. Aliu 10 y ~
:. = PItU.ADEtPIIGA. Wednesday, Apr - y. m
: CARACAS .............. saturday May I. |
These American hunt expressly tor the trade
have superior accommodations FOR passengers
Fer Curacao and Maraca'ho. freight only. -
:. 8 MANACAIBO. . -.. - Tuesday. Arrl 81
BOUI.rCN RfISS q DAIIETr.
General Managers 133 Front-st
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WHITE STAR LINE

a.
t.,,nmi. Ami H. noon Bri,annc. May 10, 10 a m.
~, tsst,c ,url - a. IN 'Maef;i'. May % p m
.tI,,ti. NAV | 10 n ~ G~riuanic. May ~, 10 A. m
From WIRE star Dock foot u West io'h-.; ,c
~ rIrTOE CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
aicn rates $50 UPWARD according 10 steamer and To-
eatrn ,, berth SECOND cabin N these steamers TON
according Sf""rdg" from Sew
NIX $40 Prepaid tickets. So - - broai"ay New"
't,u,,.lnht, o@'-. U6
i''" II MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
-ET-HOpE Thirty Excursions to Europe
n. raruiar prices $50 anh UP or"an urSfi spE Sy
T',rif Az, III Uway y. Y. Ohicial Ticket Asi Penn
sy',nnia and Erie Il. l.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05
FOREIGN.

The German government has issued
a decree setting forth that after Oc-
tober no cattle or hogs shall be inn
ported into Germany from any country
without being quarantined.
PREMIER BLAIR has dissolved the
New Brunswick legislature and the
general election will take place Octo-
ber 16.
Ten THOUSAND diamond cutters struck
at Amsterdam, Holland, upon the re-
fusal of the employers to adopt condi-
tions upon which the cutters trades
union insisted.
HARRY PAYNE, the famous pantomime
clown, died at his home in London after
a brief illness.
PROF. LOUIS PAsTEUR, the eminent
bacteriologist, died in Paris of paraly-
sis, aged 73 years.
A MONUMENT to the late President
Carnot, of France, was dedicated at
Fontaine bleau.
CHINA yielded to the demands of
Great Britain and deposed Vicerov Lui
because he made no effort to stop the
riots at Sze-Chuen.
THE inhabitants of western Mexico
were terrorized by earthquakes and
their country was nearly ruined.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05
LATER,

THE president has commuted to inn
Prisonment for life the sentence OF
Clyde MattoX, convicted of murder in
Kansas and sentenced to be hanged
October II.
DIR. j. S. BILLINGS, director of the
Army Medical Museum, has retired
from the army with the rank of lieu
tenant colonel and deputy surgeon
general. He has been in the service
thirty-four years and has completed
the organization of the greatest of
medical libraries.
Mrs. LIZZIE ERB was burned to
death, her bedridden mother, Mrs
Mary Weinheimer, was badly scorched
and the five-story tenement in which
they lived at New York City narrowly
escaped being wrecked, on the night of
the 1st, all through the boiling over of
pan of water.
GEORGE III. VALIANT, of New York,
an extensively known railroad man
and late vice president of the New
York, Lake Erie & Western railroad,
died on the 3Oth ult. at private sani-
tarium at Bristol, r. |.
THE Munhall mansion, owned and oc-
cupied by John Munhall, coal dealer
near Homestead, Pa, was burned to
the ground on the morning of the 1st
by fire of incendiary origin. The dam
age is about $50, 900, fully insured.
THE debt statement issued on the 1st
shows a net decrease in the public debt,
less cash in the treasury, during Sep
tember of 81, ,S34, $50. Total cash in the
treasury 1927 ,Ss9, ,4Os
THE special session of the Texas leg
islature called to pass an anti-prize
fighting bill convened at Austin on the
1st.
CAPT. JOHN SHAW, part owner of
several large freight steamers, died at
his residence in Bay City, Mich, on the
1st. He was about go years of age. He
was widely known on the lakes.
THE South Carolina constitutional
convention has decided that there shall
never be divorce granted in South
Carolina for any cause. Efforts to have
divorces granted in other states recog-
nized in that state were unavailing.
The Spanish warship Cristobal Colon,
a second-class cruiser of 1,200 tons dis
placement, was wrecked on Colorado
reef, near Mantua, Cuba, on the LIST.
All the men ON board were saved.
HENRY CARPENTER, Plant system
engineer, and three negroes were
killed near Dupont, Ga, on the LIST by
sawmill explosion. The boilers of
the mill exploded while railroad train
was passing the mill. The vict ms
were blown some distance and their
bodies terribly mangled.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05
THE spot where Miles standish land.

THE spot where Miles Standish land.
cd September 20, 1921. in Squantum,
Mass, was marked by y unique mouu-
ment composed of round stones
brought by members of the Daughters
of the Revolution and kindred societies
and placed in position by mason.
FRANK j. DAvEREAUX aged %, and
w. Porter Hunt, aged 20, two aewspa-
per correspondents living at Oneida,
N. V, were drowned in Oneida IL Ike by
the upsetting of u boat.
b. D. BLAKEsLEE and N. A. Winquest
left New York for San Francisco on
bicycles and will endeavor to break
the present record of 4s days and ls
hours
In the Rock River Methodist confer
ence at Elgin, ILL.,, it was decided to
admit women as delegates in the gem
eral conference by "a vote of lag TO ~.
THE schooner John Raber went ashore
ls miles east of Whiting, Ind, and
Capt Johnson and an unknown sailor
were drowned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05
RECEIVERS NAMED.
Messrs. McHenry and BigeIow Appointed
over Northern Pacific.

-appolnJtu
over Northern Pacific.
MILWAUKEE, Sept 3O.-In the United
States circuit court Saturday morning,
Judge Jenkins appointed two receivers
for the Northern Pacific to succeed
Messrs. Rouse, Oakes and Payne, who
resigned to avoid an appearance before
Judge Hanford, at Seattle, Wash, on
October 2, to answer to the charges of
malfeasauce filed against them in
that court by Brayton Ives, the presi-
dent of the road. The new receiv-
ers named by Judge Jenkins are Edwin
w. McHenry, of st. Paul, who has for
years been chief engineer of the North
ern Pacific, and Frank G. Bigelow,
president of the First national bank of
Milwaukee. Judge Jenkins said he
would not appoint third receiver
for the road, but that he might do so
later if it should be found necessary
for the proper administration of the
trust.
The new receivers represent the
same line of policy that has been fol-
lowed by Oakes, Rouse and Payne.
Mr.. Bigelow is one of Receiver
Payne's bondsmen and is a costock-
holder with him in the First national
bank, the Milwaukee Street Railway
company and the Wisconsin Telephone
company.
Edwin w. McHenry was appointed
chief engineer of the Northern Pacific
system under the Willard regime
There is much discomfort among the
bondholders over the appointments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE New York democrats in conven-
tion at Syracuse nominated the follow
ing ticket: For secretary of state,
Horatio c. King; attorney general,
Horton B. Chase; state treasurer, De-
witt Clinton Low; comptroller, John
i. Judson; state engineer, Russell X.
Stuart The platform declares gold
and silver the only legal tender, favors
the gradual retireme of green backs,
declares against the free and unlimited
coinage of silver, and indorses the
national democratic administration.
THE New Jersey democrats in con-
vention at Trenton nominated Alex
ander e. McGill, of Hudson county,
for governor. The platform reaffirms
the national democratic platform of
President Cleveland.
THE populists of the Eighteenth Illi-
nois district nominated q. S. Culp, of
Shelby county, for congress.
JOSEPH FIELD, the wealthy Middle
town farmer, known throughout New
Jersey as Uncle Josey," celebrated
his 1O3d birthday.
Miss FRANCES L. WILLARD, president
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union, arrived in New York from Eu-
rope.
LIEUT. GEN. ScHoF1ELD retired as
commander of the United States army
and Gen. Nelson A. Miles succeeds him.
EX-SENATOR MAHoNE, of Virginia,
suffered stroke of paralysis at his
room at Cham berlain's hotel in Wash
ington, and his recovery was doubtful
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05

A RESTAURANT keeper in New York
city who has attracted much notice by
placing Scripture texts in frames about
his various establishments was by no
means the frs, nan to adapt the holy
writing to business purposes. There
was formerly broker in Wall street
who had on his checks not only Bible
quotations, but an engraved head of
Jesus. He once used on the bottom of
his checks the text: "Riches take to
themselves wings and fly away" And
later he became bankrupt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05

ONE of Connecticut's state senators
is credited with being a member of as
many, if not more, secret orders than
any other man in the ate. He prints
list of them on the back of his visit
ing cards, under the heading, Some
reasons why am out nights" There
are nine organizations of Odd Fellows,
six of Masons, one of Knights of Pyth-
las, one of Foresters, one of United
Workmen, one of Red Men, one of
Good Fellows, four political and twelve
which can not be classified.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05

EDWARD ATKINSON says that in the
heart OF this countr,', "A the noun
tains of Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee
and the Carolinas, there is popula-
tion of over two million people who
are chiefly clad in homespun fabrics,
In making which, at the market price
Of labor in the factory towns an indus
tY.ous person working at hand-loom
might earn as high as $5 year In
stead of economizing by making their
own clothing the mounraineers are in
the highest degree wasteful
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-05

THE Portland Oregonian says: eau
gust Storz, living in Alblna, prefers to
raise coffee in his own yard rather
than buy it at the stores. Some time
ago he sent for number of plants of
what is known as the German coffee
berry, and this year they will produce
about twenty-five pounds of coffee.
This berry is used largely in Germany,
Italy and other European countries in
place of the tropical coffee, and it evil
IDENTIFY answers every purpose of the
genuine coffee"