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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Insfnn NIarch ~
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. March S-p. N.
Dealings in American Sugar Refining DOM.
mated the stock market and contributed &c I5l
shares 10 total IF 224.3o0. There were heavy
realizing sales; but the stock was vigorously
manipulated until IL touched ssS. having opened
az 9j94 96i.. 1t closed at 9S2s. gain Of 31s
No comment is called forth in relation to the
vagaries Of this stock under circumstances like
those Of to-day. Any who trades in IL sim
ply joins in q blind pool. and must be prepares
20 take a gamblers risk Other lndustrials were
neglected.
The most significant trading was In the railway
list which was heavy. London prices came in
lower. and had depressing effect despite the
COMMON belief that tn London market is
manipulated to assist bear attacks in New-Iork.
Aided by many local rumors which have no
foundation in fact. the foreign quotations were
used successfully against many of the inter-
national spec!alties. With one or two ncon-
spicuous exceptions members of this group
showed de ,lines at the close. New-York Central
lost !. net 10 94$4 Baltimore and Ohio PIE net To
5o7. cat one time it was 49,; 81. Paul s. net to
t4s., and Louisville and Nashville net to AIS.
Canadian Pacific very limited transactions
declined 5is points 10 81.
Erie had its own especial cause for weakness
In the report that new reorganization scheme
would be announced after p. m. No such
scheme was announced. but j. l.. Morgan d Co.
sent out a circular at that time saying that the
holders Of over 90 per cent Of their receipts for
second consolidated mortgage bonds Of Erie mad
consented u the changes proposed in the cir
cular Of December last and that they. the re-
organizers, would now prepare to take such
action as the interests involved required THIS
is of course a vague statement; but there seems
70 be no doubt that the company has not earned
the money to pay the coupons OF June, 1888, on
the proposed new IS. and that foreclosure pro-
ceedines must now be begun or the stockholders
must pay an assessment Of from s. TO $40. II Is
often remarked now that all the bankrupt rail-
road properties should be Subject 10 foreclosure
proceedings the stock wiped out, and the bonds
scaled down. That might be best in the END Tor
the property; but what effect would II nave upon
railroads not now in receivers hands?
Heavness marked the movements OF the coal
properties which seemS natural enough Just
now. Central Of New-Jersey lost PA net to Si14,
and at time il was a lower. LackawanHa
and Delaware and Hudson were not SO active as
Central, but the former reccded points net 10
1862 and the latter points net 10 l24. At the
close the market weak, and prices were
nearly al the lowest Of the day.
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Government bonds sold: 10000 As registered.
al l0sGllOa. New Is were little better, and
were li9 bid. Regular quotations were as fol-
lows:
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In State issues: $4,000 Virginia IS, deferred
trust receipts, stamped at G3s. No city bank
stocks were sold.
Railroad bonds more quiet. the par value
OF sales being only $3.50 900. and no general ten
oehcy In prices could be distinguished. Louisville,
,Se"-Aipany and Chicago cOnsOls advanced q -
"a but brooklyn Elevated lists declined u to ~.
oregon short Line 6s. receipts. per cent TO 80
anc 81 Louis Southwestern lists II. to G7i2.
ne Sup- treasury was creditor Of the Clear
Inc House slO'7lO Its net loss on balance was
S334'Zoo. MADE up by a loss I'm currency Of s2is-
tons included: Receipts, 81 s5s 93l: pavnents So
213.l36, resulting In general balance Of slgl 337
44), consisting OF SS120S 2s9 coin and RIA i19 I60
currency. The business for the week ended ia
night includes receipts % SCI 420 5sl and payments
Of S24.l23,650. Deducting from the payments ga
100000 and from the receipts 81 565 900 for items
which affect only its account with the General
Treasury, It's loss. affecting the banks was
$649 066 The Sub-Treasury to-day received no
gold account OF the syndicate-which, indeed.
has already deposited several millions more than
was called for in the contract for the first month.
which ended to-day.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s237.77j National bank notes for
dempt.on. The customs receipts were S29,sl5, the
internal revenue receipts 1905 097 and the miscel-
lareous receipts sl3,950. Total Government re-
cepts for the day sS4SS63; expenditures. S0S,SO2;
excess OF receipts, $4,000. Receipts for month 10
date. s7.2GS.277; expenditures for month 10 date.
ss677,4i0; excess expenditures for month. sl,4Oy,
1853
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement az fol-
lows:
~. gold an n.na 81, s ss Inc p SIS sss
u Gsa....,... e.saoosa 1.4Aaoo Ina ss,4s
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sat" = New York. County q New York.
William ~ T,fkIuF President. and Walter NJ. Nennet
Cashier q 'Ac H.uN 4 America a. bank located and
.us business No ~ ant - Wall street IN the City
q New York said county. tsirg luiy sworn. each for
hs IT, That 'nv foregoing report Is IN all resp IS.
condition - the said bank tv!1T"
the business the sta day Of March
lsr5 .aI They further that tho business OF sad
transacted N" location required ~ the
banking law Uhap tNv Laws ot lNi2 ard not else
whore arI hat the above replrt IS MAJ" ia compliance
vifl flai notice we'd from the ptrutcnlent u
T4rts designating the 9TH day o. March, loo the
t.y alh such trpI-' shall be- made, tha. dopoae
knowledge q fh~ n"rs = toe fHf' nr report IS
derived 81 r.rstaH' familiarity with AMI inspection
fi~ affairs = fAf Onr..g.H. gul 'huf said report
.rsi.-ri under iciaueaf- usrF nal supervision.
WILL M ifBN -. -. -lient.
WALTER 81 BsN%ET. cashier.
ss.sranf sut-.rb~I aui sworn o. los both depoaent,.
tf- stH .t = Mu.u. 1875. before me
John FTNNN
N1'Ars F-il- kirss C.uaf,. ttr;if.tic nirI NGw-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09

THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD CO..
Chicago. H.. March LIST. lS45
ANNUAL MEETING.
gJyIIE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Joliet and
i Chicago Railroad Company are hereby noilned that
the annual OF sail company FOR the election oa
Directors and transaction u such other business as may
be presented VIII be held at the companys Office IN
Chicago III on Monday. the first day cf April next al
10 o'clock n. m. -,
The transfer books will be closed at the close OF bus
MSS hours on the 18th instant and reopened the "a
80 ~ hnr,l next CHARLES Ii. FOSTER.
N'' - ''F Secretary.
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la24 3Ha4 4a4r aSa4 4a4e A.aa
The price Of domestic exchange as follows
at the places named: Chicago. par; Boston. 2Oa
Pc discount
Bank clcarings were follows at the places
named: New-York-Exchanscs s7O,9l2,5lS; bal
ancey $500 SD adelphia-Exchanges. So
81. $50: balances. sl2o2.s2o. Chicaso-EXchanges,
Sl4 200 229; balances $l,S65.l5S. Boston - EN-
changes. $l3sS6.25S. Baltmore-Exchanges 81
653 900; balances. $239oii.
ne price II commercial bar silver In this mar
kct was 6O9sc nominal. PEI ounce Mexican dol
lars were quoted AT 49, In London bar silver
was unchanged at 279sd. an ounce. The London
market was steady The Aurania Will take out
$4,000 ounces for Europe tomorrow.
Both Continental and sterling exchange. rates
were firm to-day. but the market was exceedingly
dull The syndicate sold no bills far could
be learned. AT the close the market was dull
and a shade easier. The rates at which business
was actually done were as follows:
Sterling S.;s s. r2as s s9ss! ~:
Francs ........... ....., 5.lm. 5I3
Rcichsm4rks 1900. ...... 49, 50.
GlildcrS %o-s i'"s
In London call money at Ia per cent:
short and three-months bills in the open market
were discounted at rs per cent Gold to the
amount of tl36.000 went into the Bank or Eng
land to-day. British oonsols remained unchanged
at lOi 11-l6 for both money and the account.
American securities We're still decidedly weak
under the lead of Canadian Pacific, which de-
clined 39s to 3si4. Reading was exceptional, with
a gain of Is at a.; but Louisville and Nashville
declined * to +9la. New-York Central II 10 s7,4.
Erie u To SIS Illinois Central 4 to S6i4. and 81.
Paul y to 557s. New American As were al AS
premium
French rentes. 1913 francs i2l2 centimes: Paris
exchange on London % francs % centimes; Der
lin sight sterling. 20 marks and A pfennings
The Financial Chronicle publishes In connec-
ton with this weeks issue a supplement devoted
TO the finances Of street railways owing TO the
consolidation Of lines and change from horse
power to electricity the securities Of street rail-
WAYS from being IF merely local interest, now
appeal u capitalists everywhere. Horsepower
railroads of small earning capacity have been
supplantcd by rapid transit lines c0mmanding
large incomes New securities have heen issued
L. meet the cost Of development. ana investors
will be glad to know of this source for informa-
ton relating 70 this class Of investment The
street railway supplement will be issued quar-
terlv by The Financial Chronicle. and Will give
the fullest and latest information respecting
street railway properties. their "rGanizat'n'
earnings securities etc. The supplement con
sists 4 about loo pages Is handsomely printed
and remarkably complete
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Diplocno Nolifrs.

NEW-YOEK CENTRAL HUDSON RINER H. ~ w.
OFFICE OF THE TREAS !EH o., ,sox
NETWORK. March sth. 's9o'
tOR THE PURPOSE Of Il quarterly dlViueh"
payable on the 10Th day Of April next. and also OF
the annual election Of the Directors 81 ing e,p ~,
which viii be held 18Th day OF Apr. me Iahs,ri
books viii be closed 3 O'Clock y. M on f,luay VIC
10Th inst. and reoprned AZ 10 O'Clock A. m on 'huh''''
the isth day VI April. ..
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD coMPANf'
TreaAureTs Once .,o-
New York March 2, 1898.
'INIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF This com
pany haze declared n dividend ~ Three Per cent. on
Us preferred and common stock payable from the earn
lnga ana Wons ~ the CITY LINE at this Office on ''e
ais day 81 April .
The tra1s.er hooks viii he closed at 3 o'clock J.: ~
MArca lotA sn1 reopcned 10 o'clock A. NJ ApTj a.
1904
4 w. ". RossyTER Trsasursn
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proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
" TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
~ TO CONTRACTORS
Erection ~ Public building Park near
Of New YORK pursuant to cGapisT2 's Laws Of 1894
One or the building with sheet metal main eornice and
one for The building Gotta main cornce as de-
SEAT sEaLEb ESTIMATES the above work Endorsed
he Received At the Of the Ccmp,role Rooms Nos 4
and 49, Finance Department. Stewart building. no. 80
H M5nSs a an the H. ss a" When place. and hour
S BE- puhy BY and IN rss and f the
award Of TIE contract Il awarded Will be MADE to ne
lowest ede WITH 1SsTe as whom s9n 5e
ac, may b. award'i viii be required to attend at the
s' o Il de " & IL and The
within days from the date of the service u no.s
10 or they vii Ice considered having abandoned L.
and az n default the Corporation. and thereupon the
shall be raayesed and s'Ie ana 50 On unit; the
such time as the Commissioner - faoi'c WORKS may
D. rerrnisson will rot be given FOR the withdrawal
aa a Dbl any o reniract or ho is Gefa9lte
surety or otherwise. upon any Obligation u the Cor
THE entire work ID b. completed within ONE HUN
BRED ANp FIFTY DAYS after the notice to commence
work has been given by the Commissioner Of Public
rIii0isAND DOLLARS For fun particulars. see City
Blank estimate. an4 :a,'hST ln25mation q d;
cations for W1rk ~ obtained 1T the ohice Of tho
s;cu-- work February * lSp5
WILLIAM J.. sliDNG. Mayor:
JOHN ". GOFF. Recorder;
AsHREL +. TIT II Comptroller; commi;sioncT'
WILLIAM II X. oLcoTT. Sinking Fund
Chairman COMMITTEE on Finance
P0ard Of Alio-ms1:
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Total tii 35S leo %
State ~ Ssv-York. County 4 New York.
|. FRED'k u sC1iENCk. cashier q the above namci
bank. d. solsmnll MAT the above statement
true. To the best ~ my knowledge AMI i-licf
FKEDk r. SCHEStk. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn O. before this sih day %
March 1896 BRYAN
Hoily Public. =. Y 90
Correct-At'es':
NJ MTLIIKEN.
CiiAS VI YAH. Directors.
WM 81. JOHN
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sT ,T,t OF NETWORK COUNTY OF NEW YORK ~. !:
l. GEO. T. MEEKER. cashier " the a",Ve-l' MI
bank DO socmniy hat the above statement II ue
10 the best It my knowleige and b,ei .,,
w. " GEO ~ MEEKER. cashier
,,,s.r,,,od and sworn tn before mo 18th day Of
March 1893. ~, II - - -,
C'orract-Attest
SAMUEL SLOAN. J -,
r. q. ROISToN. DlrectPs
WM ROCKEFELLER, y
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Test an0 (onn0.

7 OST -Rankbo,k No 2fj3>S on Dry Dock Savings
~ Eaak Any person having claims upon snld book Is
called upon present the same 10 the bank within thirty
~. said book viii be declared cancelled and eA-
tinsulshel and new one issued ~ lieu thereof.
I OSr-ISankhook No SO III Bank 80 an
IL ave. New York. Payment stopped. Please return
book to bank.
I 0ST.-Bqnk Book No. C22. 500 Bank for SAVINGS $50
- Fourthavc N Y Payment stopped. Please return book
bank
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Net silver on he &c 7ss 500 l6,s7035S Inc o. 80
Actual cash the
Treasury vaults
certificates $3.50 O6 5l5 $50 400 a5l Inc s39s 7s6
Deposits in bank. 10 2JO9S l350S Sl5 Inc. 1888 III
Available cash sos 1872 Gl3 sos 05 0GS Inc $7S2 453
Deduct minor La
bilites ........ 20 2199 90 6O3.57 Dec. $50 eos
Actual cash bal Sls2 372 6S Ss337 495 Inc 81 leg 0S
The above statement reflects conditions of
Wednesday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There little more activity in the money
market. On call the rate at 102A. Quota
tons for both time money and commercial paper
were advanced. We subjoin usual table Of
rates. made UP from information furnished by the
busiest houses:
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Sales bn AneIion.

IN MAY 10Th. 1898. there will be sold at auc'
" ton in Santiago Chm fifteen Nitrate Fields and six
Nitrate Bed the Government and situated
I'm the Taiapaca. For further Information APP
ply t. the Consul General u Chi In Newiork aad TIA
Consuis IN Philadelphia and Boston.
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l)iarlos.
EMERSON PIANOS GIVEN FREE ! !

on th,se conditions Send the addresses OF your
friends whom think may need pian.s and Z Es sS,;
coed In selling from your Hat SINE EMERSON
phi yOS we shall present 10 you one % the famous
Pof,TIC ENERSON IPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS
valued AT per list, We Will allow seec, any
Of regular designs q and handsone stool and
scarf viii accompany each Piano This oNer Will only he
held open until March % 1906. Mail list Of names and
Inquiries oonGdentaliy TO
FRANCIS ~ BIRD. Mgr.
Emerson WarerOOms, O2 9TH ave. y. Y.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE co. PIANOS.
KNABE Grands and Uprights. specially selected and
Use, Nv the Artists the Metropolitan Opera House Co.
and at tho Metropolitan Opera House during the pas,
good for sale al liberal reductions from
original prices co
lis Firth Avenue.
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state - Work CouHty OF New York So m $3.50
ALFRED g. BARNES. President. and JOHN T. PER-
KINS Cashier Il Place Bank. a bank located
and doing Place and Eighth street. in
the City York said county being duly sworn
each fr himself that the foregoing report with the
schedule accompanying the same Is in all respects
statement condition * the said bank. before
the Of any business the 9Th day OF March
s thcv further that the business Of sa!d bank
has been transacted at the location required by the bank
Ing law Chap. GS9 Laws OF 1920 and not elsewhere;
and the above report made compliance with
orca from the Superintendent Of Banks
designating the 9th day of March ls:J the day On
which ouch report shall he made. that deponents knoWl
edge the foregoing IS derived
frIr familiarity and inspection Of the
affairs said corporation that said report ana
schedules prepared under Gepncnts personal super
vision
ALFRED =. BARNES. President.
JOHN T. PERKINS. Cashier
Sovcraly subscribed by both Opponents tho
sh day Of March, 1885 before
SAM X. HE'LL. Notary Public.
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financial elections.

THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CO.,
Chicago. H.. March LIST, 1875
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Chicago and
i Alton Railroad Company hereby notified that
annual meeting Of said company for the election Of
Directors ard transacton of such other business
lie prcsened will be held az the cOmpanys office IN
Chicago III Monday. the first day u April next. al
10 o'c'ock a. m.
The transfer books will be closed Of the close u bus
the 18Th inftant ana Ieoened on he I'd
day 81 Apn next CHARLES II. FOSTER. Secretary.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.

ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
New-York. January -. 1s9o
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ Ing of the stockholders oi the Missouri Paenc
Railway Company Will be held the cOmpany's ONCE
in the CITY OF st. Louis Missouri on Tuesday. the
,h day OF March. 1906 300 o'clock A. NJ. sor the
eecton Of thirteen Directors FOR the ensuing year and
FOR the transaction OF other business that may
come before said meeting. .
The annual meeting Q: the Directors will be he'd a;
the same o1Nce Wednesday, the 18Th day " March
q 200 o'clock noon 80 , ,,.ts..
FEB lst 1895 3:G0 O'Clock p NJ. and reopened Oh
Thursday March 1ith. 1872 at 1000 ., oc;9ch A. ~
A. IL. CALEF Secretary.
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Bank Reports

(No. l.i6lD -, ,,,,,,
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF IHE
IL NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NETWORK, -,
New-Yorl the state Of NcH-icrk, at the cose Oh
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Bank Renoris.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE ASTOR
w PLACE BANK the morning Of the 9Th day OF
March. 1895.
RESOURCES. $50 =.
Loans and discounts less due from directors 81 sd
Liability OF directors, per schedule tas . ooo ~,
mai
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STEAMBOATS,.

VIA NlUNUu u(Duu HsuHISo
stenmaIs leave Pier told numuer) 40 y K. nexsGes-
trosses ST. days only. $50 4 NJ A Fine Orchestra
each steamer.
L'AI.. RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED
i Only $500 To Roston for limited tickets Reduced
rates q All points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM IN
commission. orchestra each Leave Pier Is (old
number. y. H.. foot Of Murrays, week days only AZ
300 p.
=, TONINGTON ILNE.-Insde route to Boston and the
~ East. All fares reduced Steamers leave New Pier
g. y H. at +. ~ daily. except Sunday.
Nj W-IIANEN- MARE. 81; Excursion. Sl.50.-
~ steamer Richard Peck leaves Pier 81 T. r. daily
ID m SUNDAY excepted. arriving time for train to
Meriden Hartford. Springfield etc. Freight steamer
leaves p.
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Bankers ano Brokers.
W.N.COLER & CO.,
Bankers,
MUNICIPAL BONDS,
81 NASSAU STREET.
financial! &leetlons.

ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS, ItON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY. .-
New-York. January 49, 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet
~ f.g Of the stockholders Of the st. Louis iron
Mountain & Southern Railway Company VIII DC ns.o
Companys Office. the city Of ST. Louis. missouri
Tuesday the 18th day Of March 1880 at 900 CLOCK
A. NJ, .or The election OF thirteen Directors Tor ths
ensuing and for the Transaction OF any other o"s
ness that before said meeting. -, -.
The annual me-tLg Of the Directors VIII De held q
the same office on Wednesday, the 18th day OF March
1895 1900 o'clock ..,,-
Tho stock transfer books VIII be closed on
on Thursday March i4th. 1885,. at ten o'clock A. 81
GEO. j. GOULD. President.
A. H. CALEE. SECRETARY
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90 la2iD
OEPORT or THE CONDITION or THE

ttGALLATiS NATIONAL. HASK. a. Nov York CITY IN
The state Of Ne" N7h a. h' close II business Mar'h
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Time Money. Commercial PAPER.

on call SOD ) mos. mes mos > mos mos mos
la2L : 2 3Ia4 l4a4L pal 4a4p I4Id5
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BONDs-rHE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Government bonds sold: 10000 4s. registered.
al l0lsall0a4 New Is were little better, and
were li9 bid. Regular quotations were as fol-
lows:
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tSo i31ob
nFPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE

IL MERCHANTS NATIONAL Rank, ~ Now i"ie'
In the state 81 Nov York the cIols II business Mdh
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-08
COLLEGE SWEETS.
Almost every night at Vassar

Almost every night at Vassac
some girl may be found some-
where who is making "fudges''
or giving a fudge party
."Fudges" are .Vassar ehoee-s
latesThey are the MOST delicious
edible ever concocted either in
or ont of school. Nobody knows
just when and how they first
originated, but they are now
just as much part of the col
lege curriculum as logatitfins
and Latin. The recipe is hand
! ed down year after year from
old students to new. The Vas
sar girl who has never tasted o
fudge is considered of far less
account than the girl who has
been merely conditioned in all
her. studies. For the benefit Of
non Vassarites and all unfor-
itunates as yet animated into
the mystery of "fudgrnaking,"
the following recipe is append
ed:
Two cups Of sugar, one cup
of milk, one-quarter of a bar Of
chocolate, a piece of butter
one-half the size of an egg, and
a teaspoonfni of vanilla extract:
Tile mixture is cooked until it
begins to grain, when ii is TAX
en- from the fire, stirred bfisklJ,
turned into buttefed TIL and
Cit Into squares. The fudge
may be served either cold u
hot, as preferred, and, although
delicious anywhere, is especial
ly so when made at college
over a gass lamp in your own
room.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-08

operations and for the pres
he will be expected to preses t
quiet or make battle agnin,
rebels in the districts of Pfin
cipe, Neuratis, Tunas, Baya,nJ
and possibly part of Holsuin.
Gen. Solodo will commsnl
the second Division, which viii
be constituted of these troops:
The second squad of Herman
Cortez, the crack Spanish regi-
ment, Isabel La Catolica; she
First and Third battaiioas ne
Spain and q regiment of inf;in-
try from the province CT La
ana.
The forces Of Gen. Saleeed,
are expected to put down am
rebellion in Baracoa and Tia
eastern part of Holgnin.
These two commands, with
forces indicated, will numbcr
something over 1000 men. "a
the Palace of the Governor CIR q
eral the writer today was liz
formed that when all the trooy,s
that are now expected to come
from Spain shall have arriyc'i
there will be available against
the rebellion about $4,000 men.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-08
PLAN OF THE CAMPAIGN,

Havana, April 1:-At day
break this morning 4 battalion
of Spanish troops marched out
from the fortress Of Gambia,
which lies westward on the hills
above Moro Castle. They were
led to the railway, from which
trains travel south across the
islands to Battabanao. 1t is at
this port that the government
troops are being forwarded to
the eastern districts of Cuba,
and when the battalion en- route
to-day shall have reached San
tiago De Cuba, all the troops
newly arrived from Spain will
have been modified at that
point. When all ale there
there will be q grand review
and the hunt for the insurgents
will begin.
Meanwhile the organization
of the troops by commands is
being effected. There will lie
two grand divisions and two
brigades in each division. The
first division will be command
ed by Gen. La Cham bro, now
military governor Of Manzani
10. This will be his base Of
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-08
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