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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06
U. S. LEATHER.

The preferrad stock sold AZ 10 yesterday II has ad
vancd per cent this year There are sixty mill
tons (,r mnre) preferred stock sixty millions 81 com
mon and millions of bonds outstanding, with the print
INK press s,il working. This Il several times the cHp
aIiziticn of any other Trust. - -. 49,.
Don't M FOOLED INTO BlYiNG IT. DON T SELL
1T SHORT Until. IT'S BETTER DISTRIBUTED:
SUGAR paid II per cent on II Millions of stock yet
sold a; 60 TOBACCO pays - per cent. yet sod way
below par. LEATHER PFD promises, but hasn't paid
es much a. Government Bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06
finaurial.
REORGANIZATION
ERIE SYSTEM.

To the Holders of New York, Lake Erie
s. Western Railroad Company's New
Second Consolidated rlortgage Ronds;
Second Consolidated Mortgage Funded
Coupon Bonds; Funded Coupon Bonds
of 1885; Income Bonds; Preferred
Stock; Common Stock; and Chicago
& Erie Railroad Company's Income
Bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06

The price OF domestic ,changp was as follows
at the places named Charleston. buying par
selling sci nc premium: New.orleans. commercial
100 discount bank 100 premium; savannah, buy
ing par selling Is premium up to $4,000 lilo for
5000 and over: San Francisco sight par, teic-
graph Sc. per 800 premium Chicago soc. dis
count; Boston. l0c discount.
Bank cearngs follows at the places
named: New-YOrk-Exchanges. S1s3l9O95; bal
ances. F.533.26l. Batlmore-Exchanges 8'6oi 10;
balances. s262sO7 Philadelphia ST.
47O.230 balances. sl9s3.420. Boston-Exchanges
s5.443.962 balances sl.4S2.5H
The price OF commercial bar sil' er in this mar
ket was SIC. nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 53h. In London the price OF
bar silver advanced l16 to 30 s-l6d. Silver bull
ion to the amount Of $4,000 certificates were
sold on the Stock Exchange to-day at t'l+c.
Money on call in London was hd13 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market was %
per cent for short and three months bills the
amount Of bullion which went into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day was $4,000. The bull
ion In the Bank of England Increased t3'3.b9, In
the lost week. The proportion Of the Bank OF Eng
lands reserve to liability. which last week was
60l2 per cent, is now 1888 per cent against an
advance from 1908 per cent to 1925 per cent IN
the corresponding week OF last year. me bank
OF England's minimum rate or discount remains
unchanged at per cent.
lOI ZIG for account. American stocks were gen
orally lower. Atchlson Canadian Pacific, Erie.
Louisville and Nashville. New-York Central,
Northern Pacific preferred, St Paul and Union
Pacific were down isqL per cent Advances
made by Erie seconds and Reading.
French rentes were quoted at 1902 francs 2i2
centirnes Paris exchange on London. % francs
% confines: Berlin exchange on London, ~
marks a pfennnss The weekly statement OF
the Bank Of France shows decrease Of 6.2lO0OO
francs gold and Las 900 francs silver.
The Financial Bureau Of The Tribune has
been removed from No Exchange Court to
No ~ Exchang. Place. room 10
Messrs Clark. Dodge & Co announce In
another column that they Will buy and sell
stock and bond rights ~ the New-York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06

NORTH SHORE TRACTION COMPANY.
Is WALL STREET.
New-York september an. 1895
FINIiE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
L declared dividend Of THREE PER CENT. for the
SIX months ending September 30th ISIS. upon the pre-
eIre stock ot this company payable on October ls 1870
Transfer books for this purpose. and for the annual
stockhO.dcrs meeting b~ held October 18th. 1898. Will
close september 2Oth and reopen October 2ls.
FREDk Nm. fTTTGEN. Treasurer
A pyERTIsEMFNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
"A THE NEMYohk TRIBUNE Will. DE RI
way "a door north 81 Thirty hrst-st. and ADvER
TlsEMENTS the following Branch Ofnoes: ?jt
Eghh-Hve s Twenty third st. i52 Sixth
~ Tosr'h-sv.. cor Fonrteenh-s $50 Third ave: 100
Ihirdlts. Forty ~eventh-st i.02d Third-av~
Sky M It st i10s l'r-t-a,c 100 West Forty
ii2 Couinbus-avr.: SO Avenue A: 1.32S Thrd-aya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06
Dlpioen0 Notices.

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD co.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and one
"A half per Gf) has been declared on the pre-
lerred stock q this company. payable In NewYork
The transfer books for preferred Will closed
after business hours Saturday. September i4h. and
closed until Wedn october "a 1898
g W billiard. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06
financial Hleetln9s.
Copartnersblp Notices.

~.-.-.-r w. 49,
WHEREAS The copartnershp heretofore
w existing under the firm name of Eye and ots and
having principal place Of business In the cry. county
and state York has been dissolved by tn nea'o
OF u the partners teTei, ana
WHEREAS The said business is 10 be continued IN tho
same copartnership by the undersignef. two or
whom namely Benjamin ". OTIS and Henry L la
Rowe were co partners In said Arm. and,
WHEREAS. The said copartnership mad business re-
ations foreign countries and hal transacted nusi-
ness in this state period Of three years and up
wards; and. 49,.
WHEREAS The undersigned have elected and DO hereby
continue their business under the ofsuchpror
Eye and Otis In pursuance OF ths
OF the Laws % l>5i entitled
AN allowing the continued ~ copartnersnip
names In cases and acts anendatory thsrevf
now. THEREFORE, We Benjamin w Ws Henry.
C. Rowe s. Otis. do hereby certffs and as-
clare pursuant 10 said statute that We are INC rsrs
and hereafter dealing under the said nrm name OF
Eye and OTIS and that places OF abode are IN the
city OF brooklyn County of Kings. and state OF New-
York
Dated, New-York. this seventh day q August, A. D..
1895 u. w. OTIS.
HENRY {. IA ROWE
GEO. :. OTIS.
s s,aie o Of Ss Sor9T x New.Yors. -
on this 2ist day August A. D. 1896. before me per-
sonally came benjamin ". OTIS Henry G. La Rowe and
George s. OTIS known and known 20 me 20 be the
persons described In and who executed the fore
going instrument and seyealy Acknowledged 90 that
they executed the same
PHILIP +. HANNAVAN.
Notary Public
city and County OF NeNYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Sales OF Government bonds were confined TO
81 900 coupon 81 at l15A. and $4,000 coupon Is
OF 1907 at ll2% Quotations az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-06
r..x. r,... >,. Choice
i'"' MONEY Commercial Paper.
On call 30 d. mos mos mos mos amos omO'
! IL "a 3ldI Iia4ls

The foreign exchange market was strong. with
no change In general conditions No gold was
taken for export abroad to-day. but $4,000 gold
was withdrawn for shipment to Canada. The
rates at which business was actually done were
follows
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

The administrator sues for $4,000
damages for the death OF Fred Tieggel-
beck, which occurred November 6,
1894, by the falling of roof in the
mine Of said company. n. K. Kennon
appeared for the defendant, and ]. c.
Helnlein for the plaintiff. The trial
comes off at the next term of the court,
in April, at st. Clairsville.
Services as usual at the First Pres
byterian church, morning and evening.
Christian Endeavor Society at $50 p.
m. Pastor, Rev. j. n. Stephen.
Kirkwood NJ E. church, morning
and evening: Pastor, Rev. c. B. Hen
thorne. Epworth League, $50 D. m.
st. Anthony's: At a. m. mass, the
B. v NJ. Sodality will go 20 holy com
munion in body; high mass and SER
mon, 10 a. m; at p. m, the stations
of the way of the cross for the children
; In the evening, sermon and benedic-
ton. The beginning of the cross will
be recognized to-day Wednesday
evening, 1870 p. m, there will be a
sermon, followed by benediction; on
Friday evening, the way of the cross.
Rector, Rev. Joseph Weigand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
FAIRNIONT.

Fairmont. w. Va, March . Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Martin were the guests
of Grafton friends last Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Grace Clayton, of Newburg,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
CLAYTON this week.
Mir. ID. w. j. Clarkson, of the Mon
tana Coal & Coke Co. office, is i'll at his
room at the Watson Hotel.
Homer J. Prue was at Parkersburg
on business this week.
Howard Vance is confined to his
residence with a secere attack Of rheu-
matism.
Messrs. C. 3. Baily, Jack Robertson
and John Sweeney, prominent Wheel
ing business men. were among the
trade here this week.
Mrs. w. b. Hicks and daughter
Lucille. of Wheeling and Miss Lutte
Kincaid, of Cameron. were here this
week. the guests of Mrs.R. j. Robin
son.
Miss Nellie HartOn, of Parkersburg,
was here this week, the guest of Rev.
Wilbur and wife.
DR.. Fitch sold his handsome resi-
dence on Burney street this week to
Prosecuting Attorney c. Z. Powell for
$4,000.
Circuit Court meets here next Tues
day for the March term with pros
poets for a busy session.
Mrs. Clarence Abbott and daughter
of Grafton. are the guests Of relatives
here this week.
Or. Dawden is now occupying his
elegant new residence on First street,
South Side.
Mrs. Sepley. of Clarksburg, who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Ohley, left for home Mon
day.
Attorney Fred Martin has been 9D-
pointed L. s. Commissioner by Judge
Jackson of the Supreme Court, and
qualified recently at Parkersburg.
Frank Ridgely is the guest of
friends at Cumberland Md, this week.
Miss Jennie Kalkman, a handsome
young lady of Ellicott City Nd, left for
home Saturday, after a visit to Mrs.
Clarence Watson.
The union meetings at the Rush line
are still in progress and are we'll at
tended.
The pancake social to have been
given by the Daughters of the King of
the Episcopal church, has been in
defnately postponed.
Messrs. NJ. i. and c. z. Hutchinson,
Of this place. and the Messrs. Jacobs,
of Little Falls, this week purchased
the large planning mill and lumber
business of Mr.. W. A. Clayton, on
Jackson street.
Three municipal tickets have been
nominated the past week for the cleo
ton, which takes place March 16. A
citizens reform ticket against license,
a citizens Improvement ticket for IL
cense and a. republican ticket for
whichever will have the majority vote
Mr.. Ned Smith. of New York, is
here in the' interest of the X. o. r.
NJ. or Maccabees, and is doing con-
siderable organizing in this section.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
WASHINGTON, PA

J. P. Miller was at Harrisburg on
business Tuesday.
Samuel Munce and bride have re-
turned home from their wedding trip.
DR. Thomas McKennan is quite i'll at
his home on East Maiden street.
John Allies, Of California, was in
town Thursday
John GrOginsky Will move his family
to Canonsburg, Pa, April l.
Thomas Van NOrhis, Of Beallsville,
has returne' h0~'o after a visit to
friends at tA. %.
Rev J.. II. s.. len, of the Second
Presbyterian Church, has been i'll for
the past two weeks
Z. \. Dunlap left for Williamsport,
Pennsylvania.
Charles G.. McIlvaine. of MonOnga-
hela. was i'm Washington yesterday.
John w. Morrow has accepted a posi-
ton with the Geiser Manufacturing
Company, of Waynesburg. His dis
trict covers The western part of Penn
sylvania.
Col. A. L. Hawkins has recovered
from an attack of grip which has con-
inca him to his room for the past
week.
Miss Helen Hazlett has returned
from Washington. d. c., where she at
tended q meeting of the Daughters OF
the Revolution.
samuel Hunter. of this place, left on
the p. & o. this week for a visit tC
Dwight \. ID.
Mrs. ]. D. Ulery, of Chicago, is visit
ing AIRS. William Oller East Prospect
avenue.
Italians Bros. Wednesday morning
began gtoding for the large building tC
BE erected by William Horn, on thS
Harter property. Spruce alley.
Miss Blanche kOen has returned tC
the Seminary. after a visit 20 her home
at Warrington.
Major Samuel Hazlett aud Wife at
tended Governor Hastiuss's reception
at Harrisburg Tuesday.
Robert NcCaskey has started on
with samples as a travelling salesman
for j. \. Sharp.
Miss Emma Lucas and Miss Mar
garet Pick, Of Allegheny, have return
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
ROwLEsBURG

Rowlesburg. w. Va. N'lrcn 90 ..i :.
ryjrt. of Baltimore, who was VISITING
her brother. !. j. Hunter returned
1ohn A. Perrill and James Oulln' OF
N-o,.l.,,ro were i'm town this week.
Nc" I ~ Talrs of Bradford, Ohio, who
has beep visiting relatives mere re-
'u- NV" " Nfanown. Of PhilippL was III
town one day this week, ...-
D., n y Bishop. of NlngWoo0' was
go, This week on business.
John j. kady Is R non, t I'm We're in
IN. Pierce and Geo. Ray & were j"
Kingwood on business ,.i.;+;,o 90
Mrs. NJ. j. Fleming Is 'lSi''ue GU
Ei SJrs ~ w. Nine was in Terra Alta
one dav this week. A.,
Mrs. J. r.. lcnoWn' WIN! .,, VI g.. .,,,'
-. cashier of the Phllppl oanN'and
ll.,,s,,tsr of a. Ut. Bishop. OF Nins"oou'
U .... r,,-iod mt Kingwood last SUNDAY.
Mo ,'o foilowing persons rom mere p, We're ~
u me- - -ol,o, nc md the funeral. F.. j.
lh a,'' lI 'H wheeler and Miss Lizzie
NM following persons OF :, 'nls plaCe 9.
,.+or5ed the funeral oil + l' 4, Jones me-. %
60 last wednesday H. ,. lla'I lis.
S 49, unnfer. r.. B. Hooton, j. w.
,loll q, - n Dunn. p. 4. ODonneil
mud 4. Il. Emerson
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
TERRA ALTA

Terra Alta. w. Va, March 2.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Guseman, of Kingwood,
spent Monday i'm town.
Miss A. Z. Wardell of Boston, Mass,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs \ j.
Elliott, Of this place
q. NJ. Brock, of Grafton was in town
Thursday on business.
r. j. Picking has returned home
after a ten days business trip in West
ern cities.
Hon and Mrs. VIM. II. Glover re
turned home Monday evening from
Charleston
Mrs. Dr. J. p. Shaffer returned to her
home Monday after an extended visit
among relatives at Clarks5urg and
FairmOnt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jackson, of LenoX,
were i'm town last Saturday. the guests
of w. NJ. Jackson.
Rev. John W. Hardesty. Of Buck
harmon, was here Saturday on bust
ness
Misses Malta and Blanche Fitzger-
aid entertained a few friends at din
ner. Tuesday. at their pleasant home
near town. The dinner was followed
by a few hours enjoyable dancing.
Mrs. s. Il, Jones, of Oakland, was
the guest of Mrs. S. j. Poster Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pell. of AL
brightsyille, were i'm town Wednes-
day.
DIR. +. w Turner. West Virginia
State AGENT for the Northwestern Aiu-
tual Life Insurance Company. of Mil
waukee. Wis. has been the guest of
our local agent, A. Elliott, for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pell. of Al
brightsyille, were in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Nancy Sterling returned home
Thursday after months visit among
relatives near kingwOOd.
Dr. BOggess. of Bruceton. was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Louie COnnor. of Los
Angeles. Cal. were registered at the
Washington House Tuesday They
We're en- route to BruceJPn. where their
relatives live.
r.. II. Wilburn has been I'M at his
home on State street for the past few
days
The Misses Rinard, az Terra Alta
Hotel, entertained quite number of
their friends Friday evening. Those
who were fortunate enough to receive
an invitation are certainly indebted to
the young ladies for a most delightful
evening Al seaSOnable hour the
guests were invited TO the spacious
dining hall and did ample justice to
an elegant supper. There We're about
twenty couples present. who spent the
evening in tripping the light fantastic
toe and other various amUsementS.
About 1870 the guests departed to long
remember the Misses Rinard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

accepted position with the Mountain
State Business College.
jackson are visiting Mrs. c. w. List, OF
Wheeling.
Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Smith, of Chicago,
are the guests of Mrs. i. q. Race.
DR.. George NJ. Holt is now in Buck
Charles Johnson has returned to
Wheeling. where he is in the employ
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
Mrs. Florida Kurkendall, of Roam
oke. Va. is the guest of her parents,
Mrs. and MrsJ. N. BowcOck
Prof Hutchinson. of NJ. q. Conference
Seminary. BuckhannOn, was shaking
hands with his friends here during the
week.
Mrs. Shafer who has been the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. c. Sprigg Sands,
for several days, has returned TO her
home in independence.
J. NJ. Dakiu, of Warrington, IS talk
about moving to Clarksbrg.
George Homer. of Dayton, this coun-
Nv. has gone to Columbus, O., where he
willmdergo an examination for an ap-
pointment at West Point
E. w. Wells has resigned as drum
mer of the First Regiment band.
Senator Reed and Delegates Hess
and Harmer are among us again, per-
fectly happy inasmuch as they have
sacrificed their personal interests to
the. service of the dear people.
Amongother prominent people in the
city during the week we noticed: F. c..
Pfper and Mr.. NJ. G.. Young, of Buck
harmon: j. Kline, Z. G.. Davisson. j. A.
NIinnick. Col A. w. WoodfOrd, w G..
Bennett. Louis Bennett and John
Brannon. of Weston; DR.. George I.
Keever. of Morgantown; Mrs. NJ. D.
Helmick of Glenville; DR.. J. Kidd, of
Burnsyille, and Frank Maxwell Of
West Union.
Mr.. Ernst Criss is now a full-fedged
pharmacist, having passed. a success
ful examination before the Board of
Pharmacy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
STEUBENVILLE

Steubenville, O., March 2.-Daniel
Kenney. a popular glassworker of OF
tawa. H., came to this, his former
home and was married to Miss Lizzie
NJ. Bowers.
Secretary II. G. Dohman, of the Ohio
Naval Association, which has head
quarters here, has sent out circulars
askingaid from the public in collecting
information upon the part taken by
Buckeyes in the service on sea, lake
or river. They desire TO secure rec
ognition for the river seamen, who
broke the backbone of the Confederacy
by opening the Mississippi. They
wish to assist the authorities in prepa-
ration of a complete record Of the ma
val veterans of Ohio.
Wheeler, Dawson, Helwig, Smith,
Hubbard and local speakers have
spoken at rOusing meetings here this
week.
Miss Mary Reynolds, who is very
expert at needle work, has been given
a lucrative position.
The Gibbons Club gave the third of
its series of social dances Friday even
ing, and twenty-five couples were
present.
The Huntsman Base Ball Club dance
in Turner Hall was a success, and fully
500 were in attendance.
The party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Gill on Washington's birth
day was a delightful social event, cele-
brating, as it did, the birthdays Of
George Washington, Mrs. J. w. Gill
and G. w. McCook. The guests were
arranged In continental dress, while
theparlors were decorated in red, white
and blue At the plates of the gentle
men were pictures of Continental Ia
dies and at the ladies plates hand
painted portraits of some revolutionary
notable. In conspicuous place was a
| large portrait of Washington, draped
with American flags. Across each
napkin was a miniature flag, to which
was pinned a rose. The ice cream
came as busts of Washington or arches
on which appeared his portrait in re-
lief. Red. white and blue candy, tied
with ribbon, was a unique figure of the
menue. as was suggestive cherries
! served on stems. Mrs. Gill proved a
charming hostess and the number of
delightful surprises amazed and
charmed all guests Mr.. c. c. Long
and Miss Mary Reid sang artistically
the operatta, Diamond Cut Diamond,
with Miss Alice Mcdonald at the pi-
ano. The guests danced the stately
minuet during the evening.
About twenty-five from this city at
tended a box social at he home of Miss
Mary Boyd, of Wintersville.
Joseph Ventolo has withdrawn di-
vorce proceedings against his wife.
The supper and dance by the Turner
ladies at Turner Hall was an enjoyable
| affair
Miss Jennie Doyle, of Bedford, Ind.
a Steubenville girl, was married at-the
! former place to Nelson Joyner.
Miss Libby Doolan gave a delightful
dance to about twenty-five couples OF
her young friends in Assembly Hall
Monday evening. They were chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Name Kerns gave social
dance in Greisinger's Hall Monday
evening. and about eighty couples OF
| her friends were present.
Charles Moreland and Lucy Powers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

for her ever since THURSDAY Oven.
last. Some fears are entertain
safety '''''' -.'
Miss Kate Hannah. Of Narie,+.
visiting friends here. 'a
Martin Ney is confined To bis b..
IN the Third ward quite sick.
Miss Belle Martin. of Mounds,..,.
visiting here. ''.7. Us
Our ward heelers are in favo~
silver now Just before the primar.a.
Ellie Suley wants to be Asses .
the Fourth ward. ID
Miss Jessie Butte has ratu,.,o.i
from Steubenville, where She -,...
iting. Use
Miss Elsie Lazure. who has
sick, is convalescing very nicol,.
Miss Prithe, of I.ouisviue r.,
has been visiting with Miss
Whitman, Of Gravel Hill. has rar-
to her home.
Mr.. Eli Strahl of WarDoc',
Bellaire yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Ogle eavo
gressiye euchre party to some
on Friday evening last
Two or three youths o. r--..
started Saturday on a tram. ,.
er one was to go, but backed ......
moment.
Mrs. McGaughey, OF Rose Hr vs.
has been very low, is SLOWLY r.,
ing.
The river is so full of De-. r. a.
ferry boat will not try Go ~r ..-..
becomes thinner, as there
danger. Consequently there r.s t.
a cessation Of visiting between Hs.
and Benwood, to the gre
fence of BenwoOd and loss To a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

3sinch Fine SILK Warp Henriettas, 75c.
4O-inch Fine SILK Warp Henriettas, s5c.
4O-nch Fine Silk Warp Henriettas, s5c.
46-inch All Wool Fine Henriettas, at SOC, were
46-inch All Wool Imported Serges, at soc, were
4O-inch All Wool Prncetta Cloths, in plain n9n'
nd ine suitable for summer weather, at 4Sc yard