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The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

FElO LET-Dress making rooms; three connect
L ing rooms over the x. John Little store on
Congress street, up one flight; one room fronts
on street; set bowl; city water, large closet and
toilet oom. Enquire of NJ &. LARRABEE,
246 Middle street. TT
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26
Observation-Disclosures

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. casl, in advances
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

MANIED-AI persons in want nj trunks
w ard bags to call OF E. d. REYNOLDS.
593 Congress street, one door above SAaW's
grocery store. as we manu- facture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices:
trunks repaired. Open EVENINGS. l2-4
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

fBfO LET-A pleasant and convenient rent at
IA 53 Wilmot street. a few doors below Cum
berland. Information given on the premises
PAL
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

no LET-At No. S12 Congress ST., pleasant
and convenient up stairs rent OF seven
rooms and bathroom. Immediate possession
given. Price $50 per month. INQUIRE of A. 6.
LlBBY, AZ IL Exchange street. 25-1
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

EOR SALE--Eyerybody says Fairbanks new
electric Banjos are ''par excellence" What
everybody saws must be true. Please call and
examine. Also for the Holidays an elegant lot
of new popular music, music Books and new
musical Instruments. including Autoharps,
Symphonioms, Mandolins. Guitars and all musi-
cal instruments the human family may desire.
Please call, ladies and gentlemen and send the
children. HALVES. 415 Congress steeet. "A
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

nor BALE-Musical goods for the Holiday
= = trade, trade, just received The best display ever
Mandolins, Guitars. Banjos. Comets. Harmo-
nicas, etc. Popular Music music Books,
Strings. Please call. HAWES, Ala Congress
street. A
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

NOR SALE OR FOR HER KEEPING-A
K beautiful bay mare. fine driver, driven past
horses weighing 300 pounds. G. B. Nc
GREGOR, 295 Spring street. 23-1
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

FOR SALE-A first class lunch room, doing g
good business; owner has other business: !:
bargain to quick purchaser. Address. H. |.
WATERBURY,, Box 1884, Lewiston, Me. 24-1
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

'ElO LET-Brick house No. IL Henry street.
4 near Deering street; has rooms, furnace
heat, hot and cold water. and all modern con-
veniences, just 10 minutes walk from postoffice.
possession given Dec. l. Apply at house or to
GEO. f. WEST, 19l Middle street. 2Otf
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-26

EOR SALE-The Homestead OF the late
Thomas Quinby near Stroudwater in Deer
ing. -Four acres of land with good house. On
line of street cars; 10 minutes from Union
station; perfect drainage; Sebago water. As
fine location as there is in Deering. Apply te
ANDREW HALVES. Stroudwater. 1ly27-tf
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
The Carbon county bill was passed.
o
IN TIE MONTANA LEGIGlATlR RI.
Woman Suffrage Amendment Through
tie House.

IIa1a,,a Mont l,ar 10 rrts ,,,,z-a,.,,,,.
s.a,1+ ~ t1,a ea,,,+o ty,-r ,,,,,,i,,,,io,,r fa,
tba S+a+a hoard a+ all,1catio,, ,,na ,-aa
+b.+ ~ n T., C.,74a,a f {,:Ili7,a,e - s,,,,
(.aad <.lcon SOU Of paqan157, f,=bo.o
ts,n, ay,,i,aa I,ahr,,a,,. and the ntb,.,
.ba, of . Z: yo,,,,e. nj t4e1.,,., =, s,,,..oo,l
bi,,.erf Goddard u.as ,.o,,tf,,n.51 an3
yr,1nots ,,an,a ,,..f.r,..d IA r17.. con,n,fttse
an sllI,r,1in,
In con,,ni1raa of tho who'll. tho toI,en
}ill ro1,ti,,, ~ ~, 1iatiIit,af t,,,t,l l,,,,,,
es ,,,9 ,,jS,i,,, ~, a Ii..,, an ia r,,l,1,-
.r+,, of tboce o,iItr of fra,,a an4 i,n,osi-
lion was favoTabiv rerorraa
~, y,
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is IN GOOD HUMOR
eyed Murderer Of Miss Ging
JubiIant.
4STtNO6 RAPHER'S TESTIMONY
HISS &ar'lttr Did Not spa re Il ii* Frasecu-
lion in ii. Answer 10
q. tions.

,1,,-,,zl;.. ~ .tro 4a. =
'o0A nov oi'' man e'7f>e'' ie'1A IA
| ward after court adJoufned TINS alter
| noon. ~ he slapped TREND on 1he oack
afld lduShed healtllS- Is was ~ Sooa
! numoF- II mao beeh d DAY lof the De
| lelse. After TOUR DAYS OIL tflal the de
tense ii3s az ldsl Llaue marx win the
sesl14oils ol Maggie achteF' slellos-
aphel' tlle SlaIe haNlHS "ithafaWh us
onJteuohS To hef testimony MISS
y achlef was Folubie' poslllNe ana c"uid
lot pe Slidheh bS cfoss-eNalninauon.
'7le Sailta oliAt q mar, y oell schelnef
10 MAKE money oll OF the county ana
lASslstaht toehty Attorney Huli holi-
'1oHef stlld lhtiilldaloi ~ women.
iiatl was Juollaht ana cohlthteo
i4'hiHeh WIN oGtaSlohal outhufSlS %
'duShleF as MISS aehtef Woulo make
~ ui1tlS1 C'iiS aNaSt thiHat ~ = Dell
" ilah,
Al's1 tile coul aUJoti NED II uli stated
thSiS vas ll"l d Nofu ol ifulh III Whal
IT. 7ai0 about MN. ~ heT evidence
7''e a<tlu nun NAG cdlltd ga iler ana AZ
I@ched hel cil'fdctel III most ABUSIVE
an" 9S"ii.'t' looS lildhlier' ne witness
"e'S aSheu u sue ~" llot threaten y oeil
m lii'>S ~ 10 ~ MN ana n Sne uld
t-ol SaS sue lda peeh oilefed money
~ Dim 9lateiiielt. ohe was also
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
NAVAL >rpKopajArI,N Hl.'. n,
House Considering various Waters il
Cominittcc of the h0Ie.

iiou>c Considering various MATTERS III
Committee of the hole.
Washington, Feb 19 tine house
today the senate amendments tu the
house bill to authorize III oklahoma
Central railroad to construct a rail
road through oklahoma and the In
dian Territory was agreed to \ gen
eral resolution was adopted authorizing
the secretary Of the navy to donate
certain cannon T. the oregon state
soldiers' home
Bills were also passed as follows.
To prevent transportation Of merchan-
disc in bond through the United States
into the free zone Of Mexico: to retire
Colonel Don Carlos Buell., L. s a.
as d brigadier general; to authorize
the Wisconsin < Duluth Bridge Com
pany to construct q bridge across the
st. Louis river between the states OF
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Consideration Of the naval appropri-
alton bill was then resumed, the. pend
ing question being the decision Of the
chair, Mr. o'Neill Of Massachusetts, on
the point OF order raised by Mr. Sayres
against the item in the bill authorizing
tflt secretary OF tlit tltt y " tllil1l q
his discretion 1000 additional men with
which To man the new ships. The
chairman announced his decision over
ruling the point Of order Mr.. Sayfes
appealed from the decision Of the chair.
The chair was sustained, IA To b.
An amendment was offered by MI
Springer authorizing the detail OF a
retired officer of the navy or marine
| corps upon his own request without
| additional compensation as teacher II
! any college or school and it was
| agreed 10.
| The committee Of the whole rose in
| formally and the senate amendment
to the agricultural appropriation bills
| were dsa greed to alui the bill sent
| to the conferees.
MI Sayres amendment to strike out
! the provision authorizing the enlist
| ment Of 1900 additional seamen was
| lost. y to 81. He then moved to sub
/ s1itute for it a provision authorlzins
\ the secretary Of the navy 70 assign as
! many officers and soldiers of the marine
! corps to active duty on the secondary
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DON'T LIKE HIS APPOINTMENT.
Opposition in the Helena Legislature t
Richards Choice of Judge

Helena, Feb. 1+.-Goyernor Rickarris to-
day appointed Charles W. Pomeroy Of
Great Falls judge of the Eleventh judicial
district, embracing Flathead ana Teton
counties. The appointee is not a resident
OF the district, is comparatively unknown
in the state and it is likely that the senate
will refuse to confirm him. There Is hot
opposition from the district.
The senate today in committee Of thr
whole voted favorably on a bill to prohibit
gambling. The bill will pass the senate.
bnt it is not Very likely TO get through the
house.
The bill to create Broadwatel county
was killed in the house today.
The committee on state institutions re
ported bill appointing a commission Of
five to receive proposals of donations for
a site for a state soldiers home This
is a substitute for several bills locating
that institution al different points in the
state
special committee reported TO the
huIse recommendation that the bitter
root be made the state flower The house
passed bill directing county commits
si0ners to let printing to the lowest bid
der.
The ways and means committee recon-
manded IL the house that The state tan
levy be two mills and a half
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
ELMORE COUNTY FUNDS SHORT
Two Ex. County Officials Know How and
Why 1t Is Missing.

Boise City, Feb. 1S,-Two Of the ex-of-
ffcials Of Elmore county are found to be
short in their accounts, William Wicker
sham, auditor, and j. D. Gray, ex-sheriff.
Grays shortage is about $4,000, but it is
thought the greater part will be made
good. Mr., Wickersham shortage is given
out at about $6,0G0, but it is said on the
quiet that it reaches $4,000. 1t is also said
that warrants have been duplicated for
a large amount and other irregularities
committed, all contributing to the aggre-
gate $4,000. One Of the Boise banks is
said to hold $4,000 of these fraudulent
warrants. Wickersham is a son OF the late
j. c. Wickersham of Boise Gambling
is the cause of his downfall.
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S-hooner Nahlhurg Seized by Collector
Fisher at san Diego

san Diego, Cal, Feb. 13-The schooner
Wahlburg arrived at this port today and
was seized by Collector Fisher on the
charge Of having violated the neutrality
laws by transporting arms and ammuni-
ton to the Hawaiian country for the use
OF the revolving royalists.
Captain Matthew S. Martin processes in
nocence and persistently declares he has
been on hunting expedition. Hawaiian
Consul Wood expressed the opinion that
a case can be made against the Wahlburg
and has advised Thurston on all facts re-
lating to the seizure.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
TOM CLEARY WAS CONVICTED.
guilty or t'fans1aueh.er for killing Frank
DOrTitV

Helena. Mont, Feb. 18.-Thomas Cleary
was convicted in the district court Of man
slaughter for killing Frank Dorrity, a
SAMPLER, a few months ago in this city.
ClGary was at one time a prominent
middleWeight prize-tighter and had a go
with Jack Dempsey before a club in San
Francisco. He had run down at the heel
until he had become a rounder, and while
hanging around gambling houses he fell
in with Dorrity, who was a bad man with
reputation for killing people. They had
been out all night and wound up with a
quarrel, and while running from Cleary
the latter got a bead on Dorrity and sent
q bah into the back of his neck There
seems no doubt but that Dorrity was go
ing for his gun to kill Cleary. so the case
was made manslaughter. He will be sen
fenced Saturday.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
HOUSE AND SENATE: AZ HELENA.
-Four Bills Passed in the latter Three in
the INLnlrr.

Helena, Feb. l5.-In The. senate in the
committee OF the whole The Hodges boun-
ty bill, which is identical with the house
bill. was slightly amended in phraseoogy
and ordered fayorably reported Four
bills We're passed. The bill amenda1ory
OF the present medical law was the first
that Went through, Mr.. Brossman alone
voting no. Mr.. Chambers anti-gamblilg
bill passed by d unanimous vote The
game and fish law was also passed.
fFhe senate thinks fayorably Of the house
joint memorial asking the removal of
distinctions in Clarks Fork river so sal
mon may come down into MissouIa coun-
ty.
The house passed the bill giving women
the same voting rights as men, the bill
creating Carbon county and the anti
usury bill. Ten per cent. is now the legal
rate Of interest.
The confirmation of Charles w Pom
eroy as judge of the Eleventh judicial dis
trict is still hung up and great opposition
has been developed.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23

Philadelphia Feb lS.-Npthing has been
heard OF Actor j. 3. Gentry who last
night murdered Miss Madge Yerke at the
Zeiss hotel The revolver with which the
murder was committed was found today
in a snow bank half a block from where
the crime was committed. Three cham
bers We're empty, showing that Gentry
fired three shots at the unfortunate ac
trees only one of which took effect
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Caused d Disastrous Nrccl

Rhinecliff n s., Feb. 15,-The freight
train bound north parted mile and
half north of Rhfnecliff at this morning.
The divided parts came together and five
cars were telescoped The south bound
fast mail ran into the wreck the engine
and three express cars jumping the track.
The locomotive Went into the river. TN
gingsr James ID Donohoe was fatally in
jured
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY REPORT
tnfaNorahle silver Legislation ua, De
cfca.et fht, Earnirfg.

New York. Feb. 16-rbe report of the
National Lead Company for the year 70
December 81, 1894, show the net earnings
to be $l.2l225s; dividends paid, 81, 426. 49,
deficits, $27S, Isl There was a surplus Of
$950, so for 1898, 50 there still remains a
surplus Of sG72,l7 The report azeribes
the decrease iQ. net earnings 70 the gem
eral depression in business and says the
company has been unable to reopen its
smelters and refining plant by reason Of
silver legislation ana the imposition Of a
high tariff on silver-Iead ores, which re-
suited in building up The great smelling
plants OF Mexico. The mortgage iulabt-
eLness has been raduced ID 81 SOB.
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khediNe Married a FaNorite Slave.

Cairo. Feb. 19.-1'he khedve signed a
marriage contract with his favorite slave
today in the presence Of Egyptian min
isters. This act constitutes a marriage
to the slave, and there will be no public
ceremony.
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TRYING TO BLOW UP THE MANAGER
Martins Ferry Glass Works Operatives
.i.c 40

Have a TTUdgc N5aliIst I1I1n.
Wheeling, ". Va, Feb. 14.-Early this
morning a bomb was thrown into the
office Of the Buckeye Glass Works, at
Martins Ferry, Ohio doing considerable
damage. Manager Humphrey was sup
posed to be asleep in the office He was
shot at ten days ago. After the strike
ia the factory operations We're resum-
ca with nOn-union men. Since then
there have been frequent outbreaks.
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Sentenced for life

Oroville, Cal, Feb. 19.-Martin Meyers
the aged convict who robbed the Forbes
town stage coach on Saturday last and
who was captured yesterday, pleaded
guilty today and was sentenced to the
.,enitentiary for life.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
Cnntain Sluider. Troop c

North Yakima, Feb. 18.-At an election
held in the armory tonight Marshall Scud-
der was chosen captain Of troop G, First
cavalry battalion, to succeed Fred r.
Reed, recently promoted to major.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23

batteries of the warships as he might
deem necessary.
me committee arose temporarily HI
order to give Mr. Mcmillan from the
ways and means committee an opportu-
nifty to present the conference report m
the Joint resolution ID extend th- time
fur making income tax returns Tie
return was agreed to and the naval bill
was again taken up.
At lO the house adjourned.
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M'BRlDE FULLY ExONERATED.
His iccuscr Expelled From the Hall OF
the MING W OrkcrS

the Mine W orkers
Columbus, O. Feb. 1e.-John Mcbride
today by unanimous report Of the com
mittee, was found not guilty Of corrup-
ton with the Hooking valley strike. The
resolution was adopted, extending a vote
Of confidence to Mcbride and ordering
Mark Wilde to leave the hall. The con-
vention elected P. II. Hanna of Indiana,
president: Cameron Miller Of Ohio, vice
president and reelected Patrick Mcbride.
secretary treasurer.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
IN THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE
Coy ernor Richards Is Iosti Over the
Rejection Of PCmerON.

Helena. Mont f7e!, !S-The resignation
of hnippenberg as a member from Beaver
Head county was read in the house ana
ordered spread on the journal Three pc
titons from women in Helena, Butte
BoZeman, Livingston and other places
We're handed up in knippenberg name
They ask for the employment of matrons
in the state prisons, the changing Of the
age of consent to Is years and to forbid
the employment of boys under ~ and of
boys under 1S at night. There We're LII
signatures to each petition.
The ways and means committee recon-
mended indefinite postpOnement of the
bill for the semi-annual payment Of taxes
and the bill to exempt private irriga ion
bitches from taxation.
The committee on irrigation and water
rights reported fayorably on the Lynde
bill, to take advantage of the Carey des-
ert land grant act.
The Carbon county bill was passed.
THE GOVERNORS RIGHTS
1T is understood ON Very reliable author
ity that Governor Richards will not send
to the senate any further nomination for
the judgeship of the Eleventh district
He holds it is said that there is nothing
in the constitution requiring him TO ask
the consent of the senate to an appoint
ment of that kind. He sent III the name Of
Charles W. Pomeroy for the place out of
Difference to what the senate might con-
slider its right in the matter. The senate
rejected Pomeroy, and now the governor
is liable to act on his own responsibility.
make an appointment ana issue a commits
sion He may reappoint Pomeroy, though
| i is believed he Will pick a new man.
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NOMINATION REJECTED.
Montana Legislators Refuse to Confirm
the l.nNernnl,S sGlcAt ion

Helena, Feb. 1.-THE only important ac-
ton taken by the Montana legislature to-
day was the rejection of the nomination
OF Charles ". Pomeroy TO be judge Of the
Eleventh judicial district. composed Of
'Ieton and FIathead counties. The govern
or has not Indicated his future action in
the matter.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23

Sacramento, Feb. 1S.-The assembly or
! the state legislature BY unanimous vote
adopted resolutions today favoTing annex
alton Of the Hawaiian islands ANA the
election Of United states senators by
popular vote
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-02-23
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The EXPORT Of specie from New yarl
FOR the week an7oI,nr4l ta 81 a.. i, .1,,l
ami Szzd G42 ia siI,.a,.
,,.., l3.IEIq HsSzei., one q the most 1is1in
5,'.1-'9 ~ = lti7 i'llStl1li Iit'si@A
80 ~ Sou | >''''i9No
The condition OF the Treasury shows
/ eNaliaoIe eash as, balance $l'li25.il5' SCI.
reserve ~. S--.a-L.
( Tile president mas sent 10 the senate Is.
nomination Of John =. curttr fa h,. ms.
! master .lr Helena, Mont
/ avery 1 Aai,irb has h..,,,, .,,,,i,,+...7 u.
1 Ii,a ,,Gt,,,7i..j,,I.r IF ~ [5t1.
leegt s;neelan. resigned
H. ,,..,.,,.,, +.,,l. ...,.,.,., ,,,.., ~.
fr,., T7.,,,,I % -,
j....}.1,, -. f,..,,l ,,I- ~
~
he statement Of the condition Of tbs
treasury snow. AEaliahe cash balance
sL'2'-"' 9s'' soLa reserve, >3@othNil
Withdrawals ,f saI.5 ran, III, ~>-.,,. >...,f
~ub-treastlfv aaouat4.i h, S3..o.5I1 ,,.r..t
lease The sold reserve SIT. .1f2. .485.
s,a,,.l,,,,.. ,n.,t
49, s,+5. -ri -
I4ga.se q. ,.., j., - s4's
l'''''',.'.'i Ut i5i.t.' iAe II. 1oia1ta
w. 7" GAe3 wy EHe
S'' f'l insurance.
ti,. latest Statelnenf Of the condition 81
III t1t1s'liA Sh""S Available cash hal
/ ~ f. >tt-.9aa..tl gold reserve. $i2 $4,000
.fehn r. Sl5.yans ra:nfs4,. ra t}a,..,ii !.
II. ,i,Ierlt Ffsrli.,,l,s f,.,, IL ..,;ti..,5., -
ia la,l4oQs plostqaIion am hear
as1uhle.
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SILVER MLN RELENT
Rather Than Block Legislation
They Agree to Wat.
HAVE SECURED A Deadlock



Washington, Feb. l9-IAere was .
large attendance on the floor Of the
senate today and the galleries We're
,vall fnaa in authorization Of a struggle
+, ,fI,.a,, I,iII
,., ,;,rt,.
dUloiLlS l"' "" ~ liiS ''o''' '''7' '''f
as unfinished business. mere wa ~ -
ly an absentee On the democratic Sld".
1t was evident ut tie outset that 1he
silver strength would bc augmented
Iy another vote as the credentials ui
wilson, tile ucW senator from MashnA-
ton, had been received.
The report from the secretary ef tn"
treasury in response to thu resolution
concerning need ~ legislation ~ nret
deficiencies, Wds read. The secretary
stated that an available balance OF
$99, $4,000, exclusive Of 5oo,o0O,0o0 &"I"
reserve, is on hand. lie expressed lh-
opinion that il would be desirable Lot
The secretary to have authority to lSSne
and sell time bonds to meet the de
tciencies, but added that no such d"-
tciency now exists Or is likely u exist
and was Of tn" opinion that there would
be ample revenue for the coming fiscat
year.
Senator Blackburn reported from thr
conference committee On the diplomatic
and consular bill that an agreement ha@
been reached OF al the items except
SoOV.4yO Tor beginning the IaWallaA
cable. ihe report wa" confirmed ailG
Il further conference on the tiaWaliah
cable Item vas ordered
Ihe ayes aAd noes We're called o}
senator Jones motion to take np th
SILVER plil IA tht 9ViiatG tot'"E anu -
was carried, 36 to =. Senator eSeorg@
voted u the affirmative today and sen
ator Wilson of Washington, VINO ha"
jusl been sworn lh' also voted lof titI
SILVER Dill
JONES WILL NOT QUIT
"A, ,i ..,,,..-.,,.,,,t - t
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SELLING NEW GOVERNMENT BONDS
@oid h"Io''s iii Hoth Continents Display.
inc THcir IL arcs

New York, Feb, 19.-The managers Of
the Belmont-(iernan government loan
syndicate issued their prospectus for tia.
American issue Of new per cent. bonds
this afternoon. The bonds are issued tor
public subscription and they can he paid
for in currency or sold The managers
Of the syndicate win undoubtedly sell tie
bonds on terms which they consider will
be the most advantageous 10 the objert
that the syndicate has in view, viz: The
building up and maintaining of the gov
ernmel t'S gold reserve, They may sell
the bonds TO one bidder or To several:
they may sell them for sold or for cur
renee, or % whichever bidder or bidders
whose bid or bids may be considered most
advantageous TO the syndicate
ROTHSCHlLDS ARE READY.
London Feb, 19-N NJ Bo,hscliId &
Son issued a prospectus this afternoot.
for the sale of new United States bond
Of which half is TO be taken here. T}o
subscriptions win open tomorrow and
close Thursday The price viii be t221 TO.
every $l,0Go. Messrs RothschiIts viii is
s0e scrip installments to extend into
July. A coupon for every $1,000 viii be at
taehed to the scrip ana viii be pazable
the 1St of August
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The ways and means committee recon-
nanded 10 the house that The state taN
HTE be two mills ana half