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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-16

-Madge-''I really think Jack would
ask you to marry him ii his prospects
were better" ''Dorothy-"Indeed. if
he only knew it, his prospects are very
good. You don't know how fond am
of him. "-Brooklyn Life.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-16
Unreasonable.

Elizabeth hear that Gladys broke
off her engagement with Mr.. Jimkius
because he attempted to restrict her
liberties
Matie-Yes- She was engaged TO
two other men and he Objected.-Chi-
cago Record.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-16

THE most beautiful women of China
are of Soo-Chow. They are, as a rule,
prettier than the women of Japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11

Laramie B0OmcraHg: Yesterday
lFhliyl hitHrnOun M entrance was
maleiui0 the Hanna mine, which has
tt,n on Gre aud closed io' the past
month wills engines have hCou
pumping steam into tho grent cuvurns
20 tm5lhet the htc. 10 Ia thought that
the balance Of the month VIII be IT,
quittd 10 which 10 place the mine Ia a
Clnliu.n y resume work. There ia
tms danger hat the fife may break
tul bs1ill ihe workers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11

Pioneers lu the Lumber Bus,
iuCs- bat stl.l thoy arc in the
lead with their large aud
most complete stock ui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
MOVEMENTS OF TIE STOCK MIRKET

The following interesting information concerning
recent Stock Exchange transactions Is puoiisheo
IN this months financial letter of the banking house
Of John H. Davis e. Co.. OF No. 10 wall-st.;
Two months ago We gave the reasons d Tor , oup
reanhsd and that we were to have "a healthy
solid and improving condition from this time me pn re
diction. From that day to this the market has
been broadening and hardening ana the me N,re
sales OF shares Stock Exchange IN the a n5
In March and April the dealings exceeded oWr'"o
shares each The daily AVERAGES were l lsa e, in
January ll in February and about tSs sales lev were
nearly 10000 shares. on the 7th they were 4S5 5o2
the Sh 1850 the 9Th ass ana S on inc me
l is than tne "s shaFss While IL the two hours Of
business May II over SsoS f snaies Sp over
ESQ., go shares Moreover. the prices were , rising
with unbroken regnarty The ,se OF Of nearly
10 points since March q and the average on May
II was a.ss points higher than on the corresponds
4 calculation based on the prices Of May for the
total outstanding stocks Of about one nundreu COIN IN
March-about the time of the adjournment of Con
gressthe increase in marke, values mao n Sse' mar
Some months ago we gave an interesting STATE la e.
net of the comparatively sya amount TsagTea o 10
The country. 1t was chance OF decade !,
would take good many more Sn nra To 90 and
early March those who might seek such control
now would have to draw additional checks ior
81 10000 In Atchison, $4,000 in burlington ana
Quincy 81 100000 In Northwestern. $4,000 ir ST
Paul $4,000 in Rock Island $l;%ocoo in Lacka-
tan. $4,000 in New-York Central, about the same
in Pullman $4,000 in Southern Raiiway' $500"
i'm Metropolitan Traction and s2OWop III " estern
Union II attention was given TO the Industrial
the q % h"M, cost TO c S9n'p0 on
American Tobacco Sl50o.ooo. Chicago Gas .i'.HsH
Consolidated Gas 100000 General Electric 81 SosO
common and preferred) about s3,oc0co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
HOPEPUL IN fHE DRYGOODS TRADE.

1.-THE Drygoods Economist" has sent 10 a large
number of manufacturers importers and jobbers.
requests for their views the outlook for the dry
goods trade. The answers are thus summarized:
Analysis OF the replies received shows that 80 per
cent OF the concerns heard from regard the present
signs OF prosperity trustworthy indication OF
permanent Improvement. while higher prices are
anticipated by 81 per cent and n slight ADVANCE IN
values by 20 per cent Sixty-one per cent OF the
concerns answering regard the advance In raw ma p
tcrias likely 10 affect the prices OF FABRICS our
ing the coming season, while "A per cent say thls
factor will have slight influence. That the recent
advance In prices has stimulated business Is re-
from this cause their business has been slightiy
There seems to be little belief among the textile
trade that prices VIII eventually rcach thosc OF
three years ago only II cent OF the concerns
answering hold this opinion. while 81 per cont De-
leve there Will be no advance. Thrty-one per cent
express the opinion that prices VIII advance 10
some extent. Encouraging reports have been re-
cevcd from their customers by " per cent OF the
concerns In question. these statements fansln.
from some Improvement mp 20 the most rncour-
aging conditions. There be doubt or the
Hnancss Of stocks IN the hands OF retailers. even
to-mouth methoda that have been practsed since
the fall OF 1893 since ~ cent Of The firms reply
Ing report stocks low and IN cscep-
tionaliy light A to the fail outlook generally IL
from whom We have heard nnd fair by % per cent
a small percentage thinks the outlook poor, while
others do not report their Views further than to
say that the outlook depends upon the crop condi.
lions These latter however are generally reported
as very favorable
Taken altogether we think from these data the
outlook may be regarded n very favorable one
when all things are considered There will probably
be no boom, ana prices VIII as rule be low, but
the volume OF trade ought to be generally salts
factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
a R0YCOTT on lKMONR.

Kansas city No. May 1.-THE boycott on tn"
A,mour Packing Company declared month ago
nv the local Retail Butchers Associntion wns 10
day extended by the National Association TO IN
ciudc Chicago. ST. Louis and Denver. win inc
intention OF spreading /, all over Tho 'h''i
S,atcr unless the differences In Kansas CITY rhonn
be adjusted Tho boycott IL by order OF ire"'d'h'
s,illman. from Danhury. Conn lie "IT' '"o"HN
recommends the establishment OF Natl"nal "p'
at,olr TO relieve the association Of dependency ON
packers The local differences are du" To dt"Nht'
rharccs and The maintenance OF retail stores at the
hacking houses The grocers and provision deal
rrs OF the United States have been asked to JON
the boycott by the butchers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
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Mem pnblieaiions.
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DOBERTS' NEW BOOKS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
SETBACK FOR A TROLLEY LINE.

Long Branch, " j.. May II tSpeciaD.-Tne troll
ley line from Asbury Park to Brancnport mas re-
cejved a temporary setback in the refusal OF the
Ione Branch Board Of Commissioners last night 10
grant the company franchise through Second-ave.
The board was in executive session on the matter
until past midnight large crowd OF trolley advo-
Gates and opponents filled the Town Hall, and law
yers were on hand to present the claims OF the
wealthy cottage owners at Elberon, who opposed
the trolley The poles have already been set as far
as the southern limits OF the city of Long Branch
and the power-house Is In course OF CONSTRUCTION
President Schaffer OF the company expresses conf
dence that the road will eventually 90 through TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
CLASSMATES OF 70 AT DINNER.

Seventeen OF the thirty members OF the class OF
10 of the College of the City OF New-York sat down
10 dinner at the Reform Club, Tweniy-seventh-st
and Fifth-ave.. In celebration Of the twenty-hf'h
anniversary Of the class day. Michael ii. Cardozo
the lawyer presided. Those present were Robert
Able astronomer; George +. clay. DR. Chares A.
Doremus John IL. Inness. Arthur Ii. Jennings
charles H. Kelsey, Charles A. Kinch. Graham
McAdam, lawyer, Charles c. Mcbride. Charles II
Neiteion Allen l., Smidt John l. Wa.crbuty,
nresiient OF the Manhattan Trust Company Thomas
e. White Jonas t. Whitley, Michael IL. CaIdo%o
Nathan Clark and Samuel NJ. jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

At 200 II W OF 2d-ave, demand. ...............
siegman, Alfred TO c w CRANE W Of Inwoed-
ave. lot 1885, map Of Inwood years:
Stockman Paul, and wife. to 3 N Miiken. No
$50 Edgecomb-ave. mortgages. and I
years co,vs - co,r.
sth-aye and ii7h-st, demand. .....,........
schallenberg. Charles. and wife to Andrew icken.
No 2s4 l0:h-ave, ! year. ..:'.;...........
Thompson Winthrop w, TO G Sturges. n .
OF 2sth-st. 247I IT W 7th-aye: ! year. :....,:..
Thornton. Margaret F. to Michael Hughes. No
IA East 1OOth-st, demand. ............
Wildwood Elizabeth J, TO Zoller Lumber Co.
Is Of s9th-st. 100 It W Of Central Park West.
Werner William. and another to Maggie b
Forster. n s OF 1891 st. t79 II W OF Wiow-ave
mortgages years ..:..::.:........:..
New-York n 8 Of i52d-st. 275 II OF 10tl-ave,
i
Wildwood, Elizabeth J. to Frances Crawford and
another lane In oath Ward from Albany Post
Road to Hudson River II station, mort
cages demand and three years. .............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alte
have been fled with the Building Department:
New buildings:
Union 8 W corner .westchester ayes four four
story brick fats. by Herman Schmuck OF No
53d-st = s. 275 II Of Sth-ave. two five-story
brick flats. by William Rankin OF No 1l3 West
77th-st ....................
4th-st. Nos $50 and 29l East. two five-story and
basement brick fats. by William Prayer OF No
ssth-st. No ia East. hve-story brick fiat. BY
Terence Smith, OF No ZIG East SSth-st
157th-st n s. 24.6 II W OF Merose-ave. hve-story
brick fiat by and n Davis. OF No SO East
,,a Sis' =. 275 II Of courtlandt- ave four
four-s story brick tenements. by George stols.
OF No 1866 Sd ave. ............ .''.....'
Kingsbridge Road. corner lG8th-st, three
story and basement brick dwelling by Katie
~ Hatch of 1903 West 103d-st. .................
Norrts-aye w corner 1s2d-st. two three story
frame terements. by Robert ]. Wallace. OF
l82d-st and Morris-ave. ..........'
11th-ave @ 9 4y5 II Of 1sith-st. two four
story brick tenements BY Louise Eckhardt. OF
No 573 West ls4th-st. .......,..... ..'..........
Alterations: -. ~
rren,ont-ave corner Bronx River, by Bronx
Co 10 a three-story and attic brick factory.
1Oth .st No 2J3 East. by Charles Smith. 10 hye-
story brick tenement and store. ........,......
nodst No 20 West by Henry d w Burt. 10
four-story brick dwelling. ......................
perry-s, No 90. by Elias Kempner TO hve-
story brick tenement. ...'....'.'.''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
BUILDING AVID 1oAx ASSOCIATION ron WOMEN

The East Rutherford Building and Loan Asso-
cia,ion - organized at East Rutherford. n. j..
on ThurSay night Out OF fifteen women present
who interested in the formation OF the organi-
xation Miss Helen Cooper. daughter Of ex-Mayor
Edward Cooper. OF NewYork city. and Miss Ger
trude Vniland chosen directors OF the asso-
citation. and 3T shares were sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL s bE NJ. re
"a door north Of Thirty ana s ADVEh
Eghthnye ~ @. corner Twenty third st.: Is2 aihthays
i6f Fourth-,ve Fourteenh-st 800 Thl,dave' IW
los Fir.tave 100 ws.. rcs;y,sscond 9,
West Forty secondst 6i9 Second ave; oot inra
1888 ThIrd-ave: 206i Thrdave between One-hunoreo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
Qeathcrs.

DRIvATE TUITION with exceptional advantages In a
! refined home. under Harvard graduate ~ long eA
u.rIsnc. In education. Address Rev j. CONVERSE
Law Library. baltimore. Nd.
n, UrOR-A Everett Stone Nalc). sol FINN Ave Tu-
j torng for colleg. examinations specially Recon-
mendcd by Dr. Greer. AN "a conscientious and competent
educator
A DvERrIsEMENTS AND supscKirTioNS FOR
n THE NEW-yOR tribune WILL. DE RE-
cEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No I.2a2 broad
way ~ door north Of Thirty nrst-st.; and ADVER-
TISEMENTS n the following Itanch offices: 25+
Eighthaye. corner Twenty th'rd To- siNth-aye
M Iouri ave cor. Fourteenh-s go Thri-ave: 76O
Third ve Forty seventh ST O Third-ave. near
it2 Columbus ave ~ Avenue A; i.s23 Thrd.ave 257
West Forty 5iD Second ave- 65t Thrdave
aas Third ave 2O6i Third ave. between One-hundrcd
and eifth and one hundred and thirteenth SITS
Al the HARLEM OFFICES. 40 East one hundred and
twenty Nth West Onehundred and twenty NTH
al AMI 100 hundred and forty NTH st. up To
y. m. "A regular Office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
A GATHERING or FREIGHT AGENTS

Tho eighth annual meeting OF the Na,ionai Hsso
citation OF local freight agents associations WI" oe
held at the Broadway Central Hotel No. "' 10 o.
broadway. NewYork. beginning iueSuas' 'u"o ~
40 ,o,oot a ~ The object of this association Is
rurelv instrucye Subjects discussed are OF direc,
interest and benefit to the companies a1
rnve arranged delightful programme ior the en-
tertanment Of The visiting members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alexander Adolf and another to Julius Ehrmann
s"'%i @ s.. s yea. 's'
r i,%o9 T: ,s"Y sis ' %S''sase" and
Arnold ynoISi Eliza. TO Jane corman No 20 Water .ooc
nr e {" "issppe and We to o'e"sr Non 1000
and :" south s"s ,s l. 'S rnoma. Waller 'o"
'r's c @T"S" ic %"S aud south dem%na a
'S wsci o",SS' $sys asmsad as'
Karin ,S% sc,an ana M T''r We Is q 5c"
cSnnllns S'I Via T. to ;icruan American i':s E.
tate Title Guarantee Company '"'h'" ,ons
SSs tarcn S' and @S s "f 10 ossry Saving" ans
~ I; to 20 Cnrnnc and as ana sas I'le"cs q, M.
TcSG' 'Mor''o'e. go It = Of 's''h''' oou
sS'tnc e ,s tie ;. % ss '" %, iS,S
cass' Minnie 10 % y ,irora s,h.s N3 II -
,,s of Ays "1"h1a s ,c s and another
,'s. ! y %is% ny:. public 1900
administrator. ios,hst 1874 IT W OF 10th ~,
%sS f f1 and vic Joseph Iam.rschas
s. i7' 0s cI %%ra"sn axe Re-. Estate
Title Guarantee Company. is''h-S 70 IT 90 ~,
Johnson OF Says Young "n% another the Coop
s%ys i, Sas'.s os ana OF nrisssvs sG n"
ys s.s%'s Mss to Israel Fsnoers No. a.i and
Klsssr Frs Sn las Avenue year. 1000
nSs,"nh MARIA rn.,.ss No IS Pears years ooo
| Nonsncld William r and another to II l. Harri-
snn and another. . Division-st. lot 80. map 49,
| Henry Rutgers I year ............. "V
MoHroms 20. 70 AVN" Of pS %m.,.r,m a.
trustee vs,r. o"n. %. 1900
| Mendes ieah De 4. and another to 3 l. Vivian
s and ANOTHER es sS sSe "S years. $500
| McSrorry Mary A. to Caroline Heerbrandt, ses
sl1onrss' part .o' o. -r 1900
pcSsn' william. and wife to the Germania Life
Insurance So, SS years. u 10000
P, %d ,o E wo. f. s san nsialmsn,s 1900
sonsr W %ssr., ana csthsrne Slip years ao
scheenbers. CHARLIE. E and wife to William ..c
| Eunprecht No 2s4 l0h-ave. note. So0
s. Tf,,s. co.. r's No 1900
| Steele. Sarah J. 70 Newman Cowsn. . Of nsth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

these conditions were recovered after penetrating
the plate entirely uninjured. . ,,..,o,r
Frank Heath. In charge Of the proving sreun ,he
Army inspector at Mdvae; Mr.. Farnum the ora ORR
engineer Mr. BIice Mr. poliSck b ama
as entirely satisfied with the results OF the test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
REAL ESTATE.
RICHNESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

pvs,rass was quiet yesterday at the auctlo"
rooms Three parcels were announced for sale al
tho broadway salesroom. but the only parcel sou
was nv the Sheriff. Of the right. title and Interest
Of Susan Fennelly to Nos. 40 and *l2 East Eie".
feminist two hve-story brick tenement houses '''
soxqo feet. also to No 165 East Thirty-thrd-st.'
four story brick dweiiihg lou |o~'o'' ioe' ~ ~
Snberlum for 500
The other parcels were adjourned. =,
ceorgs p Read with Edward l. Sause, has 500
No 70 Clinton Place, four-story prck owe"is'
Iot o5xaa II feet for Newbury H. Frost, to John r
Maury for $4,000 .
Con-. s,orv brownstone dwelling lot A.Sxabout 10
fee uor has sold to John Livingston Son;
M & 16 ix1oO feet on the northeast corner OF
Eghthaye and nehundred-and- thirteentn-st' 10.
$4,000 the thIee.story private iVSn Ivinsstcn
'G No. ~ rs West End;avs has been sold by MIS- A.
Merritt eS TO sSed that negotiations will be closed to-
for two slssn cS have sold
American basement dwelling Pr9 9p TSn N Patock r
rsn tSf HTi hat catWis have
chased the property, No oil old T frame building
s 600 md it's is said will seven-story store
and office building on the site ... .od 70 a
NJ, WiiIams the sixteen-foot American pasem h,;
dwelling. No. Sl4 West Seventy-eishth-s''' a.
EnSch c. Bell has bought for ip,pve sIds If ne
of four lots lOOxloO feet, on the mort" s'd' -
hundred and thirty -nlnth-st. prrr cooper No
r. G. seyd has sold to Marin ne brownstone
'front.' Ea" sweiIIng 2osxsoxio2 feet for $3.50, bd-
" & j. s.oanc have sold TWO TWO I'M tn,e a East Nine
i iesnth,st.. to the owner OF the ADJOINING
OF Fourth-ave. N r,s, s,xty-sxt h-st.. a
four-story brownstone front dwei''"s' vi
feet 81, 20 Mrs Harriet y.
uorton Nos 2s2 and 2sl Pleasant ,r ~ seat In
Mrs Horton gives in exchange d eo'''
Watsessing y. j. at <2o'"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
ONE YEAR FOR ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.

Recorder Goff yesterday sentenced Henry w. Rail-
thirty-seven years old. OF No. 2siz Bowery TO a
year In State Prison for attempting suicide May
g. Rail was found at Fifty -ninth-st. and Seventh
ave. in Central Park. with bullet wound In
his head. which he admitted he had inflicted In an
attempt at suicide. II Is said TO be the heaviest
sentence pronounced for that offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
LANCE sRLE OF BURLINGTON BONDS.

The Chicago burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company has contracted with kuhn' loep ~
for the sale of s2s2OOOo bonds OF Its Chicago ana
Iowa division The bonds bear interest at the rate
of per cent a year. payable in February ana AN
gust and the principal is due February J. 100 is
probable that in a few days THESE po"'s win "
offered for public subscription
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
DscK.prxnc1xo SHELLS TESTED.

The last lot OF Pinch deck piercing shells fur
nished by the Mdvale Steel Company Of Philade-
phia were Vested yesterday afternoon at the Sandy
Hook proving grounds. The shells are designed to
carry bursting charge of emmenite, and re-
Quire6 10 penetrate deckpate inclined 60 degrees
20 the line OF fire. Both OF the shells fired under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
nrvvrR RATES TO THE COAST REDUCED.

Denver Col, May 17.-George ]. kndel. one OF inc
compliments before the Interstate Commerce com
mission at its recent session In Denver. has received
notice that the TO the Pacific Coast on MS
manufactures has been reduced &C % per cent rms
nractIcaly gives Denver the rates as ST. Louis
and Chicago 10 the Pacific Coast.