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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. May 3l-p. m.
The general expectation was Of lower market
this morning. owing to the holiday interruption OF
business on both sides Of the ocean: yet the open
Ing was strong, and prices generally showed firm
ness. While London did little, yet her orders
were for purchases rather than sales, and proved
IN element OF strength. Early attention was
given 20 the Changers. because OF needed rains all
through the West and Northwest, and assur
ances that the crops generally would be fine. This
affected the Changers first. and they rose; but
later interest lessencd. and their prices sagged
for lack OF support. so that they closed as fol-
lows: Rock Island, unchanged: for Burlington. "a
net advance. to ST. for ST. Paul. the game to 81.
and 4 net loss for Northwestern to esS. Pacific
Mail rallied from the wreck OF Its steamship. and
gained 2A net to 2JM: while Mobile md Ohio. as.
sessed on the strength OF the alleged successful
sale OF bonds. advanced 2'f TO 2sH Tennessee
Coal and Iron also scored rise Of w to ION, due
TO an advance IN price o. pig iron. There were
other sinai! gains ard losscs the general list.
but they ws.e no. significant. exccp: net decline
OF ~ E Erie to 19h. In view 81 the pretty certain
clear loss Of ~ to 30 for Susquehanna and
Western. The cuness OF the other coalers indi-
Gates that the trouble here IL internal rather than
v and Jersey Central q.
The lndustrtas were the most active group.
sugar was cratic, but finally gained to l1S. on
organization Of D.s.ll.lng and Cattle Feeding
Ems 10 have been allowed to get In recently In
the fecline. and zoe stock advanced to-day. on
Z.loe shares dealt In. to 2lh-a clear gain OF ".
Rubber was also played up further-1% to 46H.
General Electric was strong on the wearsome re-
newal OF tales OF peace negotiations with Westing-
mouse. On the whole. the market closed strong.
ee,h3ugh the list looked irregular; total dealings,
The sold reserve Of the Government. 500 ooo 900.
men te-udsht only about Sl0.ooo-le ~ NAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
NOTICE or TRUsTE2s SALE OF
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company Stock.

Default having made the payment Of nfercs.
on the Collateral Trust Five Per Cent Bonds of the ore
gon Short Line and Utah Northern Railway company,
Issued under the Collateral Trust ndeniue u said oregon
Short Line Utah Northern Railway Company. dated
September "a 1889 the American Loan and Trust Com
pany under said ndcnturc hereby Eyes notice
that IL will under and IN q. the powers con
fcrred upon by aid inden,ure sell 81 public auction
TO the highest bidder bidders Tuesday, the z't
day June 1895 at IL O'Clock noon at the New.fork
Real Salesroom No III broadway In the city of
New York auction stand 81 James Blocker son.
hundred and thirty eieh, thousand two
hundred 212) shares capital stock
Of the Oreron Railway ana Navigation Company oi ,ns
par value Of 800 each held by the American Loan ana
trust Company trustee the trusts expres9ed ia said
ndcnurr S.,
IN. terms Of sals may be examined and after June
Iiih 1895 the Office Of the undergncd trustee ~ me
and New York at the onice OF the new
York Guaranty 4 Indemnity Co.. s. Cedar 81. and The
State Trust Co, 80 Wall 81.
Dated New-York May I'D 1895.
The American Loan and Trust Company
by \. ENDICOTT PEABODY. President.
Moorneid storey Attorney for Trustee TO Exchange
building, Boston Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
BID. Asked.

IN state issues: 100000 Tennessee settlement IS
al 81 $4,000 Virginia Funded debt. 2-Ss OF 1891
at So's. In city bank stocks: None
movements among railroad bonds We're gen.
orally upward, although some irreguarity was
seen. and several material losses were scored. the
latter exceeding the gains among those issues
moderate. reaching only s2l35000. Among those
which are higher. Brooklyn Elevated lists rose l
to loS' Southern Railway lst Is u. to ssss: Union
lists q to 44as. On the other hand, Kansas Pa
cihc 1st consols receded 1 to u. oregon Short
Line and Utah Northern consols 2 TO oil. the re-
ceipts 2a to 81 and Wilkes and East lists "a TO
92ia.
The Sub-Treasury was a debtor at the Clear
ing House S369.l75. Its net gain on balance was
$9So5,o made up by gain in currency OF *lS'3oi
and gain in coin of sSl2 29S If this coin was all
gold. the Governments gold reserve Is only at
$4,000 short OF the sloOOooOoo to-nign.; TO-DAY
operations included: Receipts. s3,431. 435; pay
OF S4sso5,S7o. consisting OF ss6,2l7,2a2 coin and
s6S.5SS.63S currency. The business for the week
ended tonight includes receipts OF $22 73a AZ ana
payments of sl75l7l92. Deductng from the pay
ments s2,lsOOO0 and from the receipts SI.oSS, 600
for items which affect only Its account with the
General Treasury, its gain as affecting the banks
was s370,230.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccived to-day s720.271 National bank notes Tor re-
dempt!on. The customs receipts were $9536So the
internal revenue receipts 81 042 332 and the mscei
laneous receipts sl33,Os4. Total Government re-
ceipts for the day. s2l29 III; expenditures Vs.
month to date. $24.27207S; expenditures. 21.sis,-
9S2; excess of expenditures over receipts, s26AS-
904
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement as
follows: .
Ne, gold on hand aas @ .oSosssss Inc sssa
u: .;s. ia ss.s sS 5ss ns: :s;
Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
outstanding .....o,. o., ., ,ox eco
certificates $Si-JE i.t NJSut
Deposits In bank. 1J.3@7, t5 lo.3ioi<o iec "<'"'
Available cash $780, s57.2s: Sol Inc *i1SS oi
Deduct minor la ..-.- -, n.s,,,
blities hsI4,.ls io'"%''' "' i'co' ''o''o
Actual cash bal 81 $4,000 $751; g9Os Inc t2:n s3A
This statement reflects conditions prevailing AT
the close OF business Wednesday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was at per cent. Time money
increases in supply but the demand Is not better
Some little Improvement Is noted In the demand
for choice commercial paper. We subJo'n our
usual table of rates. made up from information
furnished by the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEWYoRK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE-
Way q door north Of Tsirly frst.ss and n ApvER,
ehihLyr D. e. corner Twenty third-st 10 Sixh-ave.
liz Forrih-ayc. Fourtrcah-s 800 Thirdave.. 100
sixy-nrs,-s l'os Frstaye: 100 West Forty second 81
Vest Forty s.condst 5ig second ave 65t Thrdave
aas 1h'rdaye. 205i Thi.d-aye, between One-hundred
80 ,,oIftb and one hundr thirteenth SITS
Al the HARLEM OFFICES, iso East one, hnndicd.and
of3 West twenty
., ana 800 West Onchundrcd and-foryhfth-st up 10
n m al regular office rates.
, IN p ~ n l5J Broadway i.IOI Futon-st.. to 3
n m AZ regular ciIice ntes =, 49, $50.
European Brarch, for advertisements oniy' 90 Fleet
Street a. c.. London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ On the Goth day OF April. 1895 at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors the 81. Johns Railway Company
Of Florida under the provisions Of the mort
rage made by said and dated the 10Th day OF
sepfenber 1856 10 NIL vacancies In the Office OF trustee
Harry " Fy ESQ. OF New-Yok cry. appointed by
the Herd OF Directors Trustee under the said mortgage
10 ali the ofce made by tho death Of Philip kis
sam Esq. J., .,rrp c....,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
Dipioen0 Notices.


THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the
Il following bonds and payable at the pa"n
Ing house Of Messrs. WINSLOW, LANlER q ", no. ~
1885,
ALLEN COUNTY, IND
County is.
AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO.
Dividend per cent. Preferred Stock.
ANDERSON. IND.
Street improvement.
BLACKBOARD COUNTY. IND.
Court House Bonds. - . <.~
First Mortgage IT, -
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH r. r. CO..
Quarterly Dividend IA per cent.
DUNKIRK. IND.
Municipal Bonds.
GRANT COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road rs.
LOGANSPORT, IND.
l.. c. y s. W. X. r. Funding 5s.
MARION COUNTY. md.
County Ans. -
PITTSRIRGfI. FIT WAYNE & CHICAGO RY. CO..
First Mortgage 49, Series J..
Second Mortgage Is. Series NJ.
PUEBLO. COL,
Bridge IS.
Lcvce Gs.
Sewer -
WEST La FAYETTE. IND. WATER WORKS Co.,
Mortgage Ga.
CAss COUNTY. IND.
Ditch Gs
COLUMBIA OuTY. IND,
Municipal Us.
WHITLEY COUNTY. IND.
Court House 5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
financial Meetines.


NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ CONSUMERS ICE COMPANY.
In accordance provisions Of the Statute and also
with Dy-Iawr Of this Company. Special Meeting Of
Stockholers ~ this Company viii be- held the Office
m. Company No. Il Broadway Room 3l1. New-York
titv on Monday June nth 1895. II o'clock noon TO
business u Importance affecting the interests OF
Stockholders. j. T. SPkpILl. Secy.
New York June LIST. 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

TO HOLDERS OF KANSAS CITY BONDS.
NOTICE is hereby given to holders Of Kansas
~ City (do) So due June ist 1862 that the entire
Wi, Be- paid 81 maturity upon p.ssentaion ana sur
'"H JOHN r. SHANNON. Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
financial.
WEST SIDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

INVEST SIDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Notice IL hereby that the agreement dated June
1892 between certain snbscribers Henry L. Hssnson
George c. Clark and George C. Allen. as Trusfees and
an. west Side Construction Company. expires ON June
- 1907 The shares Of Of the West Side Construc
ton Company deposited with this company under said
agreement will delivered and after June Hh 1885,
q, the ho,ders Of certificates Of the Central Trust Com
-, of New York for said stock their assigns upon
and surrender Of sam. property sci
c,nse at three O'Clock p. NJ on June 9th. lsS3 after
cicse o.. further transfers be made.
which no " rit,tfsT cOMPASY OF NEW York. Trustee.
ZEN Dv r. FRANCIS HYDE. Second Vice-President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
finanrial.

NETWORK OFFICE OF
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO.,
No. 40 Cedar street. May sist' i'"'
REDEMPTION OF BONDS. CALL NO. v
To the Holders of the Eight Per Cent Dc
bcnturc Bonds of The American Co'fo" VII
COmpanyi =, ~.
Notice is hereby given that se5so par or,ean Cotton
Oil Company this day drawn by 10Y gy pur-
trail Trust Company Of Newyork ior ~ uhich these
bonds have been issued The Bonds so o'a"" "
ms follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Judge from the receipts Of gold at the Sub-Treas-
ury in this city to-day.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
.. government bonds sold: $500 2s. registered at
same (c), at 1885 Quotations at the close we're
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
Che Curt.

a 1ATysS TE%yo 3S,o1S VII
yy,Sy "a door north Of Thirty and ADvEH
Elshth-ave. corner Twenty hIrd-rt l53 sixtk-ave
l6I Fourthave cor. Fourteenth-st CSC Thrd-avs no
ssIs'yar.Sr iIos Fr'tsvs iCd Wet Forty sseosd-:
w.st rory-ssc0nds. isie secondaye $50 rhtsdvAi
and-twelfth and One hundre thirtsenth stS
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One, hundrsasn4-
twenty nfh-s 2t3 West twenty nfh.
p. M. at regular cfncc rates.
In brooklyn at Sof Futon-st IS court-st - Broad.
way. e. D.. 1853 Broadway il07 Futon-st.. up 20
y. m, at regular once
European Branch 70. Advertisements only. "a !e1
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08
aMILEs sEATED.''


That was the caption Of q brief
message from Santa Fe in oar
last issue announcing that fact.
And Why not? When a man al.
lows his name 10 go before the
people in connection with q pub.
lie Office. he does 80 in the full
knowledge that he will be sub
jected to indiguitiss, harsh crit.
oism and be made Ene target Of
INSCRIPTIONS political m~ud-sling.
ers; but he suffers It all in the
name Of his party. While this
bombastic style Of campaigning
appears TO have been very general
y adopted, still through It an be
expects, under The strong arm Of
the law, to be protected in hil
lighta II he is defeated through
the expressed win Of the people be
win abide the result like a man.
Il be be- a man. IL on the other
hand be- feels that the viii Of the
people hes been thwarted through
unjust aud unlawful means be viii
champion the cause Of that people
and femnnd redress. When fha
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

banished and summed ike a leper
tor refuning 20 be- robbed Of his
righls
Dr. Miles quoted as having
pnid ihai Re would do nothing 10
ihe mafisr(for which be was paited
on the back By the republicans)
until he was convinced that be had
been beaten through fraud and
treaehery. This point he main-
tanned 10 the last but when from
sworn affdayits Il wan shown
that over 200 citizens Of
the republic Of Mexico had
illegally voted sgainst him he took
the position that not only himself
had been made the Victim. Of Q
bold conspiracy. but that The pop
MAR win Of the people had been
bet a side A certificate Of election
from the county commissioners Of
both Grant and Dona Ana counties
had been issued to Mr.. Anchetn
and his only means Of redress was
to contest Mr.. Ancheta's right "a
his seat in The council. All the
facts were brought before the sec.
rotary Of the Territory and the
caucus and after carefully weighing
the evidence, both pro and cor, il
was decided that Mr.. Miles was
only asking for his just deserts and
accordingly was given the Office tc
which be had been honestly elect.
ed. Mr. Miles in accepting the
Office has the approval Of his owl
~conacience and the congratulations
Of his large constituency and hosi
Of friends.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

JOHN M. TAYLOR, sixty yeals old
and blind, living near TT Smith,
Ark, has been sentenced to FIVE
years in the Detroit house Of cor
rection for perjury and presenting
false claims against the govern
menk For twenty years Taylor
has been drawing 4 pension Of SO
per month for total blindness a.
legged 10 have been caused By 3
gunshot wound received ia The
army. "A wound on his breast
was caused by blister plnsterh and.
1--WE examining boards passed il for
gunshot wounds The blindnoss
vas the result Of sickness contrac-
ted two years after the war. Taylor
pleaded guilty and claimed tie
fraud was planned BY pension
iorneyn He has drawn $500
fraulnlently from the governments
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

pleA dnt OF
comedy. HoWeve1 .n6 numerous
tragic features contemplated never
materialized. II was only through
an ill-advlsed and r4bborn deter
mination to resist tho honest efforts
Of the legally qualified members Of
both branches of the legislature on
tile part Of the republicans that
organization was delayed Is Il was,
and while it was patent 10 most Of
the boilers that they we're purely
in the wrong,htill as a party meas
ute they had TO stand together.
The seating Of Miles was q simple
act Of justice, while the refusal Of
the Territorial secretary 70 rocOg-
nize Chrjsty was in perfect accord
with law. However, the -squall'
has passed, the prodigals have re.
turned and at last accounts both
branches of the Legislature were
looking out for the "fatted calf
We hope to bo able to report their
proceedings in full in the future.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

Wheat pric@4Mse doUhned So.
-t65-4o Of d cent pef bushel There
has been no chahae ID The eitua-
ton to account taE the further
weakening, Of BelHes atbar, than.
the slackening Of trade incidental
70 the holiday season The shift
ing Of sHpplies ha5 caused another
increase IN visible stocks, and
soslongaas this accumnlationeof
warehouse stocks shall eontinus
.it is likBly o. b the governing
ga t5r "a apecplation. There has
been a fair export moyement. and
considering theuobolid9yn apathy
abroad, the v0lahe ol new busi-
meas on foreign 6faf has been Is
large a. e8nld hhzA besn expect
Cd lnterior haaeipig Olamheai
have Chicago prices
have dedidedrW ctnts psr barrel
.od ald ~ ~ "a lb Cents per
400 pounds Oh lard and ribs The
western movement Of hogs has
considerably decreased. but Is still
in excess Of that Of December d
the Two preceding years Since
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

Advice Given On Treatment Of Ores.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

f.4p Orucible Asuays made by the Most Reliable Met
.face--Main streetgafAdioining aTremol
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

las Cruces. n, ~, Oct, "a, 1894.
nj OTICE Is hereby given that the following
in named settler has flied notice ni his inteni
flOn % make Anal proof in support u his claim,
and, that said proof will be made before the
probate Judge or probate .Clork at Silver City
n. NJ. Oh Jannafy Is. ls98, VIII Godfrey Gcizer,
who made homestead application No. 1853 Tor
The w " Of > u. = and - X. g. ". 4 sec.2
he names che following Witnesses 70. prove
bis continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land, VIZ:
George Schafcr Of Pinos Altos, N. ~.
0L Cornell 81 Port Rnyard, n. ~.
II. W. Young Of FORT haYard, N. ~.
II. BeIlm Of Central. n. NJ.
Any person who desires To- protest against the
aBgIganeo 81 such proof. or who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the laws and regula-
lions Of the Interior department. why such
proot1Ghould not be allowed. VIII be given an
bpporiunlfy ni the above mentioned Tina and
Dldce 70 cTOeaexamlno the witnesses Ol, said
claimant aud = olcr evidence Ia reDutrn Ol
tnAA sukmttod ~ el1tnalt.
- . 4-.brft a....g @onk D. BR11N !
: - s."i y1
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

There IS q ma IN Atchison with his
right leg off and another man with
his left leg of. When the men want
new shoes, they buy a pair together,
as both wear the same size.-Atchi-
son Globe.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

honest Mexicans began to tire Of
the authority exercised over them
by these self-constltuted dictators
and resolved to do their bidding
no longer. At being thus thwarted
in their schemes they resorted to
their old plan Of importing Mexi-
cans from Mexico. This was not
"a new maneuver of theirs, It hav-
ing been resOrted to before when
extreme necessities demanded It.
Against such shameless and dis
honest proceedings there arose,
among the law abiding aud intelli-
gent citizens. a vigorous and deter
mined protest Judge A. b. Fall
was a prominent figure in the
interest of law and order, and il
was because Of bic prominence and
uncompromising zeal that his good
name has been assailed.
The personal character of Judge
Fail needs no vindieation et,our
hands. His public and private
life will bewritten in history al
that Of a noble citizen. a brilliant
lawyer and an able iurist And
yet because he became tho sham.
pion Of the rights of others the
venom OF the unprincipled ring
which has tried to dictate the poll
teal policy Of Dona Ana county
for years has been spewed upon
him through hirelings, In order
to attack him in a vital spot he
was arraigned before the depart
ment Of justice at Washington
under charges Of bulldozing the
county commissioners in their
count Of the vote in the last cleo
do. ~ aofi.o Tia n~,rt,a., ~ tho
oencn ana ei1eWherej OF admitting
persons TO citizenship on insult
|ciont showing; Of abusing on cleo
|tion dav his predeceasor IN Office.
- nroF;.. - .~t,..L;.a
-uss ~n
deputy onefln Den "lihnmS VAIL
his hands on q slxshooter, and
Of many other things on the same
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may coutinno sending lhem unul all ar
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17
A PERsEcuTING FATHER-1N-LAw.
Attorney JeEords to Sue Judge Still
we'll.

Attorney JeEords to Sue Judge Still
well.
Special Dispatch to The Evering Star.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July IA special
to one of the Cleveland daily papers says
that ex-Lieutenant Governor Hart was in
Akron yesterday completing arrangement 8
for beginning an action for criminal libel
against Judge Wellington Stiilweli of Mil
lersburg, Ohio. in the probate court. Gov
ernor Harris client is said to be Tracy L.
Jeffords. who was private secretary to
Hon. George Grouse when Mr.. Grouse was
in Congress, and who is now assistant dis
trict attorney Of the District of Columbia.
The story. as set forth in the special. is
that on one occasion MIR. Jeffords was call
ed from Washington to New York. and re-
turning suddenly found Mrs. Jeffords in
company with prominent Washington
physician.
quarrel ensued, which resulted in the
they ultimately came together again.
friends persuading Jeffords that his wife,
however indiscreet she might have been
had committed no real offenSe against him.
Mrs. Jeffords is the daughter of Judge
Stillwell, who is alleged to have been en-
gagged in making life burden to his SON.
ir-law ever since the domestic trouble
above referred to. Articles have appeared
in papers near Judge Stil1welrs home
and which say that JefordS beat his wife
and treated her with the utmost cruelty.
On one of these articles, printed in the
Holmes County Republican. Mr.. Jeffords
will, it is said, base his prosecution of his
distinguished father-in-law.