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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
The rorrIngton "Cornsr :"

ToRRINeroN. Jan 1-The question Of
annexing the Harwinton "corner" to this
town is being agitated more daily. and it
is an assured fact that it will be brought
before the next general assembly. The
district is a small one. containing less
than three hundred acres. and 10 now %
thickly settled that its residents want the
Torrington water service Until the .'cor-
ner" becomes q part of this town. how
ever. the water company cannot extend its
mains. This, together with the fact that
the better school system of Torrington is
needed by the children. is the main reason
for the annexation question.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
AMUSEM ENTS.
"a Country Squire"

The story of "A Country Squire" 10
simple and pretty one,r based upon the
visit of Squire Eb Tobias from Missouri
to his brother in New York. where the
good hearted country justice hnds him
self out of harmony with the surroundings
at his kinsman's. who virtually snuhs him
on account of his rustic mannera. The
squire CONS into possession Of riches.
and helps the city brother out Of financial
straits, after which there 10 reconcilia-
ton. and everybody is happy - .-
Dan Mccarthy. =
Dan Mccarthy and his own company
will play at the Jacques opera house three
nights commencing Thuraday evening.
when The Pride OF Mayo" wall Be pre-
sehked. Friday evening ''Cruishesn
LA&h" will be produued; shd Saturday,
mntInaa and hiGhe, sThe HanhleR tRom
Clare" Popular prices wsil PPsvAtA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01

Unless u pretty woman has sense her
halt is constantly surrounded by FISH that
never bite
Every one likes an old person who is
cheerful. II is the only trump card old
people have observation-disclosures
When the women stop insisting that n
woman is nc; pretty. it is a good sign that
she is falling off in her looks.
Raising i.iidrcn is like making biscuits
lit is as easy TO raise big batch as one
biscuit while yon have your hands In the
dough Globe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
REV. kNlCkERBockER DEAD
At the Time of His Decrease He Was Bishop
of Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-The Right Rev.
David Buell. Knickerbocker, ID. D., bishop
of the diocese of Indiana, died here Of
pneumonia He was born at Schaghticoke,
Rensselaer, county, n. Y, on Feb. "a.
1888. He was the youngest son of Har-
mon Knickerbockcr, widely known as
Prince Knickerbockcr.
Bishop Knickerbocker entered Trinity
college, Hartford. and graduated from
there in 1888. He entered the General
Theological seminary in New York city
and remained there three years. He was
ordained deacon by Bishop Potter in
Trinity church, New York, in June, 1856,
and Immediately went to Minneapolis as
a missionary, officiating there for the first
time on Dec :, 1886. Ho was advanced
to the priesthood by Bishop Kempcr in
Gethscmane church. Minneapolis, July 1S,
1857
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
The CYNIC.

So many people mistake felony for folly.
Some proplo make living out of other
peoples curiosity.
Don't abuse dcceitful tcoplc, for you are
enc OF them Every one Is deceitful.
= Every man 10 fun Of philosophy which
hs 10 unahis to apply % his own nsessss.
sisa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
New Years Day Lynching

MOUNT STERLING. Ky. Jan IA mob of
twenty-five men went to the Jail this
morning. forced Jailer Best to give up the
keys, and took Tom Blair. q prisoner.
and hanged him to a railroad trestle
Blair fought desperately and was beaten
into insensibility. Blair was arrested for
the murder of Capt ]. 4. Bower. few
week ago. but was acquitted. He was
under arrest for attempting to kill sno-
thar man
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
NEW hAVeN'S SCANDAL

Deputy Coroner, Pond too IntImato with
"A NJ .teruity. Hospital ProprIetress.
1t has been ascertained beyond ques-
ton that Deputy Coroner Walter Pond has
been compelled to resign because of his
intimacy with Mrs Hobbs alias Baughan.
who conducts a maternity" hospital in
New Haven.
The fact that the deputy coroner had
been for the past five years frequent
caller at this house. where the woman
that runs it openly stated that mothers
seldom or never see their children after
they are born" came out in the recent
investigation. The matter has been kept
secret for the past six weeks for definite
purposes and some startling revelations
are likely to occur.
Hotel Stable Burned.
BERLIN, Jan 1.-The stable of the Ken
sington hotel. situated near the railroad
station. was destroyed by fire last night.
There were two valuable horses in the
barn and several efforts were made to
rescue them. but in vain. and they were
sutfocated to death. The hotel caught
twice. but in each instance prompt action
extinguished the fire before much damage
was done. The shed belonging to Lin
coins feed store also iguited. but wa:
saved by the employees of the hotel,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
TIMELY TOPICS

Great cloak sale at the Miller a Peck
Cos
:, B. Spiro will sell HIS entire stock at
auction. 49, -.--. d.
The l.. r. Haess 90 have made another
BIG reduction IN the price 81 carpets,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
Special Delivery.
Total.

Total. 2,66s, sos
The number of postal cards sold was
245, 739. and the number of envelopes
747.3s7.
The gross receipts for the quarter end
ing December 81. 1894, were $16.0l7. 80.
against $14. 1876 % during the last quarter
of 1898, an increase of 81 .SS2.66.
One additional clerk was added to the
working force during the year. aad the
stamp agencies were established in Sep
TENDER, adding to the efficiency of the
service. Another clork was appointed to-
day, Peter Fox. who has been q substitute
for some time. 4. J. Shannahan succeeds
him as substitute. The route for the new
carrier has not yet been laid out. bat the
appointment will relieve some of the other
carriers, who have been putting In some
of the hardest kind of work to keep the
service up to the top notch.
The office force now consists of Poat
master Fitzpatrick, Assistant Postmaster
Roylan, fourteen carriers and ten clerks,
and Dan says that it is a happy and indus
trious family.
The stamp agencies have proved e long
felt want. and are greatly appreciated by
the public. Some Of the agencies dispose
of $50 or $50 worth of stamps and cards
monthly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
A Steamer Wrecked.

ST JOINS, y. F., Jan. 1.-The steamer
Benisaf, from Pilleys Island, n. F., for
New York with cargo of pyrites, ran
ashore on Point l'Argent, Bonavista bay.
The crew. with much difficulty, launched
the small boats and left the wreck. The
accident was caused by the deviation of
the compass. due to the iron in her cargo.
the steamer thus getting off her course.
Her crew numbered rs men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
Lake Traffic Statistics.

BUFFALO, Jan. l.-Reccipts of grain by
lake during the season of 1894. according
to custom house reports, were 10S, 909, l65
bushels. n decrease of 81. 800, 100 bushels
from the receipts of 1898. The flour move
ment, however exceeded last years re-
ceipts by nearly 600 900 barrels.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
Buy Your listers Now

A few pointers as to price,
Shetland listers, price $3.50,
good valu" at $50,
Dark Blue Elysian listers,
price 800, worth $50.
Heavy trirhc listers. price
80. was 10.
Put few dollars more in one
and buy the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01

NEW LONDON. Jan Ira w. Jackson
of Mystic. has leased the Lyceum theatre
for q term of years, and to-day assumed
the management. He will conduct the
theatre as o first GLASS house in every re-
spect. and will play only the highest class
Of productions. Mr. jackson says he will
entirely reorsanizs the force on the stage
and in front of the house. The prices
will be invariably from twenty-five cents
to 81.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01

NEW HAVEN. Jan. lit has just leak
ed out that a man named Morgan, living
near Bantam Lake. I.itchticld county. was
shot twice in a quarrel over horse on
Christmas day by the l5-ycar-old son of
Sol Wheeler. proprietor of the Batam Lake
House
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
Murder In New York.

New YORK. Jan L. Patrick McCabe. 9
stablemAn, was shot and instantly killed
this morning. while making q call. by
William Walsh. The murderer was ar
re, ted He said he came from Ireland for
the express purpose of killing kcCabe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
Bezek Must Hang.

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. Frank Beck,
the Austrian who was recently convicted
of the murder of his sweetheart, Maria
Kerzia. has been sentenced by Judge Ed
wards to hc hanged on day to be desig
mated by the governor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
The Miller { Peck Go.
CLORkS and CRPES

FOR ALMOST NOTHING.
For at least half or quarter Of the oriai-
nal value we bought for spot cash the en-
know it is the larges purchase ever brought
to Waterbury.
COATS.
At 81 80.
Oxford mixed Coats. Sc inches long, Goa
back, double stitched, value 5000.
At So 9S.
100 French beaver Coats, with storm
collar, velvet trimmed value 5000.
At 81 81.
so fine English kerseS end diagonal
Coats, half silk lined. double stitched.
velvet collar. value Sl4.00.
At sl29s.
Imported Persian Lamb cloth Coats, so
inches long all silk lined value $25.
At S69s.
so all wool Chinchilla cloth Coats, in
black and blue. so inches long. velvet co.,
lar, value Sl2 so.
At Sl.62.
Heavy cloth double Capes, extra full
sweep. value So 90.
These values are just as represented and
the goods will be sold by us at from quar-.
ter to half the original value.
Look in north and south windows.
DRESS GOODS.
We dom. propose to carry over any Of
our stock if prices will move them THEY
MUST GO
At 19c. All wool English Cheviots in
PLAIN aud fancy mixed. value 35c.
At 49c, All our Serges and Henrietta'
that were Csc to S5c to close them quickly
the prices will be 49c.
| At 39c, 81 inch all wool Covert cloth
Cheviot mixtures original value 75c.
These are only a few of the many value
offeaed as We intend. to hustle out ever,
yard of dress goods before inventory.
The Miller & Peck Go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
King Of Frieze,


price l?oU. it Is absolutely all
wool, wind and water proof, is
made of b Oh good>-ColorS.
Oxfords and Black $crgcs. 81
to so. cut in regulars and
stouts.
Our 24.00 listers, made by
Rogers, Peet & Co, price, now
p0.00. regulars and stout>.
Our 1000 listers. now
1850.
Cut extra long.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
MILLIONS OF STAMPS SOLD.

Postmaster FtEpatrIck's Review OF the
Year just Closed.
Postmaster Fitzpatrick has been looking
over his books for the year just closed and
gives some interesting figures concerning
the sale of postage stamps and envelopes
and the receipts for the last quarter. The
number Of stamps sold was as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01
Children's listers,
81. 80 to So. 90.

Shetland listers, price now
400. worth 800. Boys u
sters, $50 to go. Heavy
Gloves, 25c to Csc. Cardigan
Jackets and Jersey Coats.
Beach Jackets-36 to so in
size, price l.9S. worth $50.
Leather Coats, price 800.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-01

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.,
A. Arranged and Prepared at tn
Register 81 Deeds O0co.

A. Arranged md Prepared at the
Register 81 Deeds O0ce.
For the week ending February 8
the transfers of realty property in
Union county is "a follows:
}. 1. Rankin, G. c. Burdick, Sc. ~, @, e Ss200
D. N: Dickerson. to U. >. lAxs Il. . blk n
Richland, b. 80
G. AShmOre to U. X. AshmOre, u, mex,
U. L. Xshmore to G. II. Allen, st, neh, is
-, p,.-..-. 1. 1900
Fred Brnbaoher to 4. i. Larson, il, /, ii,
and u, 4. ~. ~, 80
W. ]. Lot Co. to tee. g.. Guinzel ltl2, blk
p, BeroSfOrd
J.W Reedy to A. w. Elliot, nwi, blk, .,
TlMfsOn Nd. BeresfOrd .........
A. Larsen to J. :. Talcott, eek, mel 1, ~.
w. :. smith to J. A. Miller seK n, q, so, %
Louis Olsen to Ole Olsen. xwk, swk, &,
nwk, nwA ., ~. 900o
Any person desiring 3 copy Of the
weekly report Of filings In the regis-
ster's office should apply to r. ]. Man
gan the deputy who will furnish Z copy
every week at q reasonable fee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-07
4 Hiqh Liver

usually has a bad liver. He is bilious,
oonstipated, has Indigestion ard dys-
pepsia. II thelTis no organic trouble
afew doses Of RMks' Sure Cure will
i6ne him up. Parks Sure Cure is the
only liver and kidney cure We sell on =
positive guaranteed. Price, 81. Sold
by DR.. ]. s. Tacott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-07

! have he ard the wOndrOus Melba
And her r~l,apsOiies Of tone,
And I've listened Oft to Patti.
And the child they call CArUnne-
Yes and to the grand Messiah,
And y Thousand anthems low,
Hut their airs have never thrilled me,
Like another that l know.
It's the sweetest, and the brightest.
And the lightest, Of them ali.
Yet It fills to Overlooking
Heart and soul, my brain and all
It's the jingle and the tinkle,
And the tinkle and the crunch,
OF the glasses and the ladie
OF the fiStive bowl Ut punch.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-07
6 ~pAnAoNAenv.

Mrs. liver Rannum 10 reported very
sick.
Julius schaetsel was = Jefferson vlsi.
tor o day this week.
George Freeman Jr. has been on the
sick list for several days.
Miss Dora Schumacher went 70 Sioux
City on = visit on Monday.
Attorneys A. D. Keller and fra l..
Nichols we're In Sioux City.
Andrew Ellefson OF Yankton 10 the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Holden.
o. J. Smith and wife went to Akron
on Monday morning 70 visit relatives.
Francis Smythe, the Akron harness.
maker, spent Sunday with his parents.
Tho city council will meet in id.
journed session on next Monday eve.
ming.
Mrs. II. A. Stroud was In Sioux City
on last Saturday on q shopping excur-
sion.
J. L. Reedy and J. w. Jones Of Beres-
ford ers visitors In the county capital
last week.
Treasurer johnson reports that the
farmers are paying up their taxes quite
we'll these days.
Mrs. c. d. Chaussee, wife Of tho
~tousorial artist, 10 in Jefferson on .
visit TO relatives
Mrs. J. c. Ericsson. mother Of f. G..
Ericsson, 10 down from Big Springs on a
visit with her son.
Miss Tressa Vins0n OF Vermilliou
was tho guest Of Miss Lulu Quick the
early part Of the week.
The party At Charles volmer's on
Monday night was we'll attended and .
splendid time was had.
Deputy A. r. Jameson organized .
lodge OF Modern Woodman OF America
1t Jefferson last Friday evening.
G. 81. Huntington Of Huron. general
agent Of the Continental insurance
company, was In the city Tuesday. 4,
U. 8. Attorney Miller 10 in Deadvood
attending court. A murder trial and
several perjury cases will DO tried.
Mayor Gilmore ~ = Sioux City vic.
itor on Monday. He va accompanied
By Louis Behlmyer and Irs L. Nichols.
Mr.. Jones, . brother Of Charles Jones
oi Beresfosd, drove from HE home to
Elk Point last Thursday with q pair Of
bob.slsigha --~
Says the vermilliou Freeman: "Miss
Alice Dowlin Of Elk Point spent . few
days in the city with her sister Miss
Dsisis Dowlin."
The marriage Of Mr.. james Gin and
Min Marry Walsh takes place today.
We will give particulars Of the event
10 orr next Issue.
T. p. Cochraue Of Sioux City, con.
sectsd with Waters Bros. printing "a.
sablishment, was In the city on business
on xOoeoey morning.
Mlss Mile Simmons who hae been
Visiting friends and relatives at Akron
returned home Tuesday after On
absence o two weeks.
Mia Duel Of Carroll, H., h tho guest
o. her sistsr, Mrs. G. r, Wissmaa.
She arrived 10 time - appreciate our
Ane winter weather.
Gust Strand VI Brule arrived last
week from Illinois whore he has bsen
enjoying : very pleasant visit With BIZ
parSpts and relatives. .
r. Quick has been doing some hne
entsr work for A.. O. Ringsrud THU
10 tho way Of making IN In
"a amount Of shelf room.
the next meeting Of the city
council Judge Blair Of this oily VII
prsssut = plan BY which systsn q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23

The market for foreign exchange remains hrm
but dull with rates for sterling and Continental
bills practically unchanged from last week. No
engagements OF gold for export were made To-
day and none Of the banking houses expect 10
make shipments but firm OF coffee brokers
may send gold out late. In the week. Rates AT
which business was actually done In the foreign
exchanges were : follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
financial.
IMPROVED METHODS
SPECULATIVE INVESTMENT.

Superficial and temporary market fluctuations cannot he
relied upon. All efforts accumulate profits therefrom.
undertaken by the infatuated ignorant absent and mex
perienced proving perpeualy disastrous The None"
Trust has been established couneract this evil as
far practicable in the hop. that it's clients may be On"
abled TO avoid pitfalls and rely natural logical de-
yciOpmens. There Is other 10 make money IN
speculation There need Of professional service in
finance in architecture law but such service must
from those dsniercsted well experienced The
Financial Chronicle. Herald. Times Tribune and other
journals have commented The Monetary Trust as
founded ION principles heretofore Incorporated: be-
II legally acquire ownership In securities nor
transact business for its account and only act
trustee. II is the only incorporated institution thus
restricted Its officers therefore legally restricted to
neutral and judicial position From such standpoint they
advise certain speculative Investments on the New
York Stock Exchange. which. in their opinion combine.
in exceptional degree. minimum Of risk with promise Of
profit The Monetary Trust is now trial in this re-
spect and be practically tested Correspondence
30 Broadway Small investors carefully provided
for.
FRANCIS D. CARLEY. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23

The price Of domestic TX ,hsngc was as follows
AT the places named. Charleston. buying par,
selling isc premium. New ORLEANS. commercial
SOC premium bank $50 premium; Savannah. buy o.
ing par selling Il premium. up 20 $4,000. lilo Tor
S. 900 and over: san Francisco, sight par. t"l"-
graph 90. per 500 premium: Boston. l2'sc' as
count: Chicago. 2ac. premium.
Bank clearincs were as follows A. tn" places
named: New -York-Exchnngcs. S1oS3N'l, bal
ances. Hssi. 29i Baltimore-ES Exchanges. N'o'-
40: balances s295.69O. Philadelphia -ENchangcT
s.. 269 $50: balances S.b2s.co< Boston-lN-
changes N3.229,t10 balances. N1'3l2l.
The price Il commercial bar silver In this mar
kct was 6Gs.c nominal. per ounce Mexican DOL
lars were quoted at 53Ac. In London bar silver
declined :. - 30Nd The Spree. sailing f'r
Europe tomorrow. viii take out $4,000 ounces ot
silver.
Money on call I'm London was =. per cent. The
rate Of discount in the open market Was '-lb pr
cent for short and 9-lGnN for three months bus
The amount 81 bullion which went into ih' Ian"
Of England on balance to-day was 10000 Eui.
ish consols dropped 4. 10 100 l-l6 for money ana
>. 10 1871. FOR the account American securities
were stronger. ana while southern Railway pr
fcrred reccdca 4. - i2is and Reading = - 2.
Canadian Pacific rose 2. g. 55.-. -. Paul ! -
697. Louisville ana Nashville = g. COZ. Ere =.
10 1917. New-York Central !. To- 1854. ana Union
Pacific = 10 1874
French rcItcs were quoted NJ ] y francs -
certimcs: Paris cxchange on London. - francs
a confines. Berlin exchange on Lond u. 30
marks 4:is pfenninss
Gold premiums were quoted as follows n The
places named: Buenos Ayr's -. Madrid 1870
Lisbon 2Gi. St Petersburg -. Athens -. Rome
Az and Vienna 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
NONPAGNIE GENERALE Transs

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
wi From Nsw-York We'd: Fri and sat ,,, an
a DEIJGIiTFIjI. TRIP BY SEA To. TIE PORTS OP
y ~ TEN s-GEORGIA-FiORIDA.
STRAIGHT AND ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO all points
I'm Teras Colorado Utah. Arizona California MEXICO
etc Georgia and Florida Excellent accommodatlors
TOIrRISTS' TICK ETS. good for six or nine montns
write for S4-paEe Pocket Guide mailed frre,;
G. IL MALLORY co, Gen Agts. Pier ~. f. r.. n T.
AZ ErHERLANDS LINE
N for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM via Bouosns
Mer. France.
& s. SPAATNDAM .....,..... saturday July -! ~ VI,
first cabin s45 $50 second cabin. $50; s,eerass at
very low rates Apply Tor tourist guide and terms.
General Passenger Agency. 30 Broadway
old DOMINION LINE.
~ Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
cOMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA BEACH.
pETERsBURG and RICHMOND. VA. and WASHING
TON n C.-Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. and sat ror
Richmond via JAMES RIVER-Mon.. Wed and Sat. ror
WEST POINT, vA.-Tues.. Thurs and Sat. From i'er
70 new No. n. r.. foot Beach-st. at p M. saturusys
I D. m Through tickets and freight rates 10 oil po'h''
BOUT" ana w. 7. auIrL.AUDEu. Trano Manager.
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL La Guayra. Puerto cabsllo: Curacao ana Mars"
cabo via Curacao. from Perrepon' Storea brookiyh
9. =. PHILADELPHIA. .... "Wednesday, july e. ~
\. s. CARACAS. SATURDAY Aueus' O. -
s. s. VENEZUELA. wednesday. A.ru:. ~ ! p.t o.
These American steamers: built expressly Tor 'ns 'aae'
For Maracaibo fisight only , q.
T" . ~~N~s~''V 1ouiroN. BLISS & pALtErT.
General NAnassrs III Troas-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23

5000 No * a / or
rs .........h S. 81
400 NJ & Ohio q NJ
"a .......s 20F. GA
1000 Mo Fac I'd Zig
1000 y c & 81 l. Con. l02is
5000 NY c Ex a. liz. l0+
1000 y Y c Il 81 l. 4sl0a
y0OO do ............l oSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
London July ~. -Consols. lo' 10 r money
and 1917 for the account. Canadian Pacinc, 1, Err"
io.: de-. second cDnsols. $50. Illinois Central. lH'4.
Mexican ordinary ~. -. Paul common. Oo7. Nov YORK
Central lnai. Pennsylvania. 5j. Reading. p. Mexican
Central per bonds COS. Atchs)n common.
1924.
4:3O D. m-The amount II bullion into the Bank
81 Engiard balance to-day IN $1,000
m.-Taris adyiccs quote three ren'~a ~
for and exchange
Lon al q checks
Berlin. July 22-EXchanse on London. 20 marks ~
day bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
HIGHER PRICES RULE.
srOCK MARKET ADVANCE.
.,rp1xG OF SHORTS THE CHIEF REA-
.ox-NORTHERN PACIFIC AFFAIRS.

,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 90
sn ,xcs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS