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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14
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County Court Proceedings.

Se&Aty SOuA 4UkVO0Au6 Dc
3. j. K~leinsorge, petition for dram
shop license Martinsburg; license
granted for six months from this date.
j. s. Snidow, County Clerk, settle
ment of fees for quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1895, by the court examined
and approved.
r. NJ Morris, Circuit Clerk, same.
Wolff Il Brock, petitioners to renew
dram shop license at Mexico; license
granted for six months from date.
VIM. Kemper, petitioner to renew
dram shop license dram shop at Mex
leo; same.
The following accounts were allow
ed:
P. NJ. Morris, Circuit Clerk,
costs State cases. ....... 1896 so
P. NJ. Morris, Circuit Clerk, ac-
count al Circuit Clerk ,..,,. So rs
French & Garrett, supplies
County Jail 2 15
E. H. Carter 4 Co., supplies
Circuit Court. 5 20
E. H. Carter & Co., supplies
Circuit Court. ............ 8 rs
]. +. Llewellyn, supplies Poor
Farm 10 55
Woodbridge & Purdy, paints
for bridges 81 So
G. w. Robertson, supplies jail 2 80
CIV. Robertson, supplies Court
HouS D %
@. R. Lupton Fur. Co., pauper
coffin b 90
@. r. Lupton Fur. Co., supplies
POOR Farm 2 30
JOS. Reynolds, painting county
bridges SO 90
]. d. Worley, two pauper cof-
lin b 90
Houston & Trimble, supplies
o JAIL. .-....... IL %
L. E. VIM, repair Beaver
Dam bridge. .,.s....... % So
Standard Print Co., supplies
County Clerk -. $780,. IS
Standard Print Co., supplies
County Clerk .....a....... 2 05
Standard Print Co., supplies
County Clerk. ....s...... "a
Standard Print Co., supplies
County Clerk ......s.... 2 "a
Electric Light Co., light at jail 6 90
Emma M. Gilbert, Supt., ac-
count Birdie Mitchell. go. IS 10
John Byars, building bridges
per contract, -. .:.....,. 4s9 90
J. F. Llewellyn, supplies jail. 4 30
8. B. Cook, county printing. 35 20
R. M. White, county printing 20 90
F. N. Frost, county printing 8 90
Woodbridge & Purdy, supplies
Court House ............ 81
Ricketts, & Emmons, supplies
jail prisoners ....,.....- 6 sc
Amanda Yeager, keeping blind
son quarter 10 00
Hattie Crazy, keeping mother
quarter, INDECENT. ..... 10 90
B. B. Tureman, appropriated
Mrs. Minor quarter INDECENT 10 90
Louisa Campbell, keeping in
oAbSAS "a = =" \ " ~
e. L. McCutcheon, bridge
lumber. 4 d.
Horace Mundy, quarterly &C.
count as Supt. County farm 297 So
Water Works Co., water Mt
jail quarter. ............ 4 so
Water Works Co., water at
Court House quarter 1900. s 90
Barnard & Co., supplies Cir
cult Clerk ................ % so
ID. w. Hughes, pauper coffin. 5 90
j.. N. Stephens, account as
Sheriff ................... 20 80
G. K. Allen, account as road
and bridge commissioner -. 1T 90
]. w. Roberts, petitioner for dram
shop at Vandalia, Mo-; cause con-
sidered and petition refused.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14
Red Cedar Shingles,
Lacrosse Lumber Co.
rheumatism Runs Riot

When there is tactic acid in the
blood. Liniments and lotions win be
of no permanent benefit. A cure can
be accomplished only by n~eutralizing
this acid and for this purpose Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine be-
cause Hoods S~arsaparilla is the only
true blood purifier prominently in the
public eve.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

MR.. FARRIs, of Laclede County, is
reported as stating in st. LOUIS this
week the following:
81 am thoroughly tired of fooling,
and as a member of the State Com
mittee / shall insist upon an imme-
date call for a meeting. There is
nothing to compromise or harmon
ize."
OF course, the readers of the LED
GER thoroughly understand Mr.. Far
ris' position in reference to the DEM
ocracy of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14
Bob Ingersoll Converted.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. -
During a speech made at Charlestown,
this county, is years ago, Colonel Bob
Ingersoll expressed himself to the
effect that when Kentucky went Re-
publican he would believe there was a
hell. The remark has since been
quoted by almost everyone in this
vicinity, and especially during the few
days just preceding the election in
Kentucky. Everywhere on the streets
could be heard remarks in regard to
Colonel Bradley forcing Colonel In
gersoll to change his views.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

THE County Court proceedings show
quite a sum OF money paid to DIR. N.
Il. Rodes, the Coroner of Audrain
County, for ~inquests. This money is
not retained by the Coroner, but is
paid out by him for witness fees, jury
fees and other costs. The Coroner's
pay is very small, considering the
work he has to do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

IT begins now to look as though Ell
lott andMcNama would receive justice
at the hands of a jury. Quite a num-
Der of Audrain County's honest farm
ers and stock raisers were heavy los
ers by the interesting business methods
of these men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

THE LEDGER is glad to know that
Rev. J. S. Shouse will continue pastor
of the Christian church in Mexico at
icast anota>er year.. His church has
one of the largest memberships of any
in Missouri, but Rev. Mr.. Shouse was
continued its pastor by a unanimous
vote. During his stay in-Mexieo MI.
Shouse has made many and warm
friends in the community. He is an
able student, an eloquent orator and
is devoted to his work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

TT is strange that men who know
how to make s4OO for every SO they
invest for YOU don't Urn their knowl-
edpe to their own profit, instead of
advertising il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

MEN MAYHALL has established a
new paper at New London to be call
ed Men Mayhall's Ne1rs. 1t is a neat,
newsy paper, just such a n as May
hall knows SO well how to publish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14
Bet and Lost Their whiskers.

BAyoNNE, N. j., Nov. s.-Three
prominent bewhiskered Democrats
have paid each to w. H. Carver, a
scheming Republican, an election bet
of his whiskers, having shaved them
OF and delivered the remainsp upon
the Griggs election. Carver playedit
fine, for he bet his own mustache
three times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

ARRANGEMENTS are complete for
the establishment of a first-class, well
equipped creamery in Mexico. This
enterprise if properly managed, should
be worth a great deal of money to the
citizens of this county. The LEDGER
takes great pleasure in making this
announcement and hopes that other
enterprises of like character will soon
be located here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

ONE of the really amusing things in
the political world at this time is the
way come people howl for harmony
while they are doing all they can to
keep from bringing about harmonious
.na,lts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

TIE idea that a mule cannon Do
killed is erroneous. Sixteen OF them
were burned to death in a Pennsylva-
mia coal mine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

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THE very next man who opens the
IrpaER office door, sticks his head in
and inquiries, "What's the matter
With the LEDGER Cannon" will hear
IL 90 off. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

If Corbett and Fitzsimmons go to
Mexico to fight, can't somebody get
up a scheme by which they a both
he cnmpelled to stay there?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14
La Crosse Lumber Go.
Floor Paint Dries Over Night.

Charley Graham has been over the
telephone line between Mexico and
Moberly and has put it In splendid
shape. The Mexico and MoDerly ex-
changes viii be connected and the
patrons viii have first-class service.
Young Graham is q thorough electric
ian and Is giving close attention to his
work. No town In the State has q
more satisfactory service than Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

Elmer Sharp is now bookkeeper for
Potts & Hord. Elmer 10 . bright,
reliable young business man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

Hoods Pills become the favorite
cathartic with everyone who tries
them. 25c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

ia I35lsc Lumber Co.
II Years Under Same Management.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14
Acme Plaster,
Married at the Southern.

La Crosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

La Crosse Lumber Co.
Established 1873.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

One Of the Chicago Uncertainties.
From the Chicago Record.
"Hi, there, kid, what's yer name?',
"Don't know
"Why don't you know9a
ssNla got married again yistid.iy."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14

Yellow Pine Finishing,
La Crosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-14
BOTH PLACED UNDER BON

Rolla McNama was brought to this
city last Thursday night by Sheriff
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
The two sales scheduled for yesterday a. "
nroadwav Real Estate saiesroom were Adjourned
p Y. Harnett & Co. adjourned the sale o' ~.
northeast corner OF Avenue and Seventieth.s" "a 40
september 49, and Bryan l.. Kennedy that OF W. W
Pke-st and Nos SO and IS Catherine-st. 70 oep'e"'
ber g. ~. a.. ,re
1,,. ,,ortgape given by W. Wheeler Smith TO tne
Em,,,ahl. Life Assurance Society for Hloo~o on 'ne
nroperty at Nos. to Wal.-st, corner Oh -
st. and No s4 Broadway. where large o"ee
building is 10 be erected recorded on lnu''
day. -. INV
phi:lp Jesseson sold for Max Marx the plot i"s
crcwe for si5o T cT,we gives in exshaosr foif
at $1,000 MS ho.n g on lot scx7 feet
James b. Morrow has sod to John Liv.nsf.Sh
and Firgt-ave IOOxs5 receiving in exchange seVerA
dwellings. 49,. ,or obont
$500 the four-rtory broxnstone dwelling, No. S'
West Sixty-eghth-s;.. 19x55xloo5. r,h.as,
corner OF Thomas and Greenwich SITS. by John
Petit to William Radam, at Us'""' mas oee' ~
corded .r.o,.
of real estate: For Patrick Walsh. soxloc on the S
north side Of hundred Wskep for 500
for William Ahles 2xioo the east side o. uhiGd
s to % fsss Smith f0uia for Gf oT
on the east side Of Prospecave 100 fees for
$500 FOR l. Rohschi.d. northw est corner southern
Boulevard and Kingsbrdge Road. llSxirregy.ar. to
nsr and fST Mnod
S to fhc party at for p, % for Road m
SOUTH SOUTH ." Pe"toG ns T's Place e TO TO v caaaa 70,
about 5000; for NJ. Sirass. 25x12o, on northwest
southern Bouevard '' for ZOO; also for the
owner. 25xloc on the west side Of Boston Road 81
of s%hen oi 10 es north Of Penod
ave. to Isaac Rothschid. on private terms
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Delaney and Eiiridge corner. SoxsO:
Mnrsarct A Kipp eSecutrx of Francis kipp' g.
4th-st. o. 2ss2 II Of Avenue G. "a sxo6;
Abraham I'eis,fi and wife TO the Mayor etc.
of New York Observation-Disclosures.
Park-sve :, 522 IT OF sIst-st. 522xioo same
1ath-st. g. 1862 II e OF 7th-ave. %. ixao; Meta
& Middendorf to Isdor Straus. ................
Columbus-ave corner G7thst. 25xIO0; Louis
Bauer 20 Edward y Marks. rks.......:..::...;.
Cogswe 10 Thomas II Fleming and another.
sath-st s. 80 II . Of West End-ave. isxiOo.s;
Emma r Louderback to Elizabeth A Beckett.
SGth-st. $. 100 II p OF Amsterdam-ave. 5Oxlo2Z'
1O7th-st. 100 II e OF Mhdison-ave. 15Oxioo II;
Frank Bretell and wife TO William Gucrineau
and William Drake .;......:: -,
g Crosby TO Walter T Crosby
Bathgate-ave W s. 1855 II n OF i7athst. 23xio4";
Charles Kaeppe 10 Adele Ie Viness
Irregular; Eleanor Bell and husband to Mary
Jerome-av~ s. 1915 II Of Highbridee Road.
i503x42 9xi5O lx37.+: Richard Magee TO John
Morris-ave or Place corner Ionner Place;
2axl0o: Robert McCafferty and wife TO Richard
" Buckley ........... .......................
l75th-st $ s. C3s It Of Franklin-ave. issx
iO6: benjamin Williams and wife and George
williams jr and wife. TO Mary + Muir. .....
2d-ave ard lst-ave lot IL 10 20. map HYATT Farm;
Ellen VI Gibbs to Asa Roath. .......::....
Summt-st s 1854 II OF MsTion-ave, 2oxloo'
Annie Mullins TO w ID Josenhans. .....'.;::.
Bush-st s 2iG.i II Of Anthony.aye. 2ox
irregular: Paul Harnett 10 Arthur swany.
Anthony-ave. . .. 325 II of Burnside cave. 2,x
1i5x25. 4x119.5; Abraham Levy and wife 70 John
Same property. Bendet Isaacs. et al, executors
Of Never Finn. TO ame....................
Edenwood-ave a. 23s II OF ST James-st. 'ox
100. Ella Baker 10 Thomas Boyle e...'''..
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
MARTIN IN CROKER'S SEAT.
ALL THE APPEARANCES OF A rAMMANY
BOSS.
FOLLOWERS OF THE Ex.LEADER WANT HIM TO
HURRY BACK FROM ENGLAND

HURRY BACK FROM ENGLAND
The little Tammany bosses who have been known
collectively the Croker faction since Richard
croker abandoned the leadership Of the organization
have been greatly alarmed this week by the appar-
ent attempt OF ex-Police Commissioner James J.
Martin TO step into the place which Croker vacated.
II has been open secret for several days that
the men In that clique had planned to down Mar
tin and Purroy. who last year held the chairman
ship Of the Executive Committee and the chairman
,hp OF the Committee on Organization. They had
zone so far as to select Patrick Keenan, to be the
chairman OF the Executive Committee and John c.
sheehan TO be the chairman OF the Committee on
Ors anizaton and they thought they had laid their
scheme secretly that no suspicion OF II had got
10 the other side. When the two committees met
for organization. however. and the leaders began
10 count noses II was found that Jimmie Martin
had been at work. too, and had secured many
votes that ne could not be beaten for reelection
chairman OF the Executive Committee. The men
OF the Croker following feared to make a show OF
strength. and the result was the reelection Of both
Martin and Purroy
The sickness Of Martin was the absorbing topic
Of conversation among Tammany men for the next
few days and a number Of the small fry who had
been waiting for tips on the situation Immediately
~ent over to the side Of Martin and declared that
he would be the leader OF the organization. Ap-
narently he was of the same opinion. for he imme-
diately placed himself in a position to lead the
organization. He has appeared daily in the private
office at Tammany Hall and has sat at the table
where Croker sat in the days when he was the
acknowledged boss OF the organization. Tammany
men who have gone to the office on business have
found Martin sitting in the chair Of state. in front
Of the bust OF the late John Kelly. apparently in
charge Of the Office. He has given advice just as
Croker gave It. and has appeared to we.d the rod
OF power.
In their dsmay at the situation. the followers OF
Croker said 10 have sent urgent messages 10
the ex-boss mploring him TO hasten his return 10
the city He was expected to sail from England
on September Z. but there will be no surprise II
word comes that he has taken passage on the nrst
steamer available Until Croker comes Tammany
men say. the result OF Martins apparent attempt
10 be the boss of the organization will be in doubt
Ex-Commissioner Martin does not say that he Is
the Tammany boss In fact he dsclaims with
seeming modesty any purpose OF being the leaoer
O. Tammany just now and says that the anairs OF
the organization being controlled by the cnair-
men Of the various committees. Meanwhile there
are not a few members OF the organization who de-
clare that he is the leader and that he Will con-
tnue 70 be the leader OF the even after
Croker returns.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
A PARTING SHOT FROM E. NJ SHEPARD.
THE LEADER OF THE BROOKLYN REFORMERS
SAYS HE WILL NOT SUPPORT HENDRIX
OR CooMBs FOR MAYoR-MR PEA
BODY CALLS THE HOFFMAN


OR CooMBs FOR MAYoR-MR. PEA
BODY CALLS THE HOFFMAN
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS ROT"
Edward NJ. Shepard head Of the Reform De-
mocracy OF Brooklyn. started for his summer home
q, Lake George yesterday but before he went he
had a number OF pertinent things to say relative
TO local politics The Mclaughlin Democracy mas OF
late been pushing forward as feeers' the names
Of ex-Congressman Joseph c. Hendrix and ex-
Coneressman Coombs for the Mayoralty nomna-
ton this fall knowing that once elected the ma
chine would run things OF old. When Mr..
shepard was asked about their candidacy yester-
day he said: Il will say frankly that Will not
support either Mr. Hendrix or MI Coomps MY
position is not TO be understood as lacking respect
for these men Either might be capable OF giving
an excellent administration. say nothing OF their
ability or integrity. Now. the man for Mayor
should not be OF a proscriptive type. BY tna'
mean the Wiloughby-st. people have rlght 10
ask and 10 have conceded 10 them In the event
OF union ticket. that the man who Will win the
Mayoralty on that ticket shall not turn against
their Organization for any past acts have not
seen Mr. Mclaughlin. have heard anything
from him. but believe him TO be a sensible man.
and think he sees things IN the light have indi-
Gated. The chance OF Democratic success IN Brook
lvn this fall is not large. The Charities investga-
tion. for instance is a bad thing. and If men who
stand close TO- or in sympathy with. the Wioughby-
ST. organiza ton named the voter VIII arouse
t,mself. and while the Republicans do not suit
,i,, as hetueen them and a return to the old
Democratic methods will prefer 10 keep the Re-
publcans in power. Such Is the situation.
George Foster Peabody. chairman or the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Shepard Democracy when
asked whether his party would act In harmony win win
the resolution adopted by the Democratic state
Committee at the Hoffman House this week said
''Those resolutions all rot We shall hoid our
own primaries name our delegates and then
knock at the door of the State Convention Tor
recognition q did last year.
II will be readily called 10 mind that last year
they did not get recognition. They were hooted
out OF the convention hall at Saratoga instead
Upon their return to Brooklyn, however they went
70 work and helped to smash the Mclaughlin ma
chine at the polls In November.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17

commonwealth's Attorney. opposed the resolutions
The anti-AdmInistration element then called out
Nathaniel b. Westcott. OF Accomac. who. In
speech OF much earnestness. arraigned the Admins
traton. asserting that Cleveland's policy was re-
sponsible for much OF the industrial depression and
financial stringency. Other speeches we're made
for and against the Administration. and when the
Cleveland men forced an adjournment Both sides
claim the victory. but the advantage rested with
the anti-AdminIsration Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
Hnfurnisbeo apartments 90 Get.

IJ0TEL BERESFORD. corner s1st-st and Central Park
IL West.-One choice corner suite. two rooms and
ban from October LIST: also one suite OF four rooms ana
BATH all outside and fronting both Central Park
and Manhattan Square The best location on Man
haitian Island.
= INGLE FLATS LIST and 18th: nine and bath;
- steam rst-class location 18th St. near 5'h Ave;
to lease $I20 and $500 ~ East 18th ST Possession
THE DATHOtSIE. 40 70 4s West 10Th Absolutely
i freproof and fronting Central Park choice apart
ment rent In this wellknown family apartment house
Please apply 70 the lanitor.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
WORK WANTED.
Male.
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A WM J.. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant anu Auditor.
Barnes Building, Room 80. Il Park Row.
AccOT INFANCY AcCOCNTANCf. .--AC-
COrNTANCY Late principal assistant
10 leading nrm OF experts. undertakes IN
v,st,gations and all classes OF accountancy
work at IS cents an hour. RAPID. Box Is,
Tribune Office.
BAKER. FOREMAN.--By German. :.
thoroughly competent and experlenced IN
ali Kinds ~ bread and cake. Call or ad-
dress at 81 East s3d-st.. lst roor. east.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRIp-
TIONS FOR THE SEW-YORk TRIB-
IrNE WILL. RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i..t2 Broadway.
"a door north ~ Thirty nrs'-st; and AID
NrRTIsEMENTS at the following Branch
Or'ces: 25s Eighth-ave.. 80 Third-ave..
cotn.r Forty seventh ST.. 100 East Forty
seventh-st.. corner Third-ave.: 100 East
i25th-st.. near Third-sye.. l.O2j Third-ave..
near sixty nrst-s,.; los F.rst-eve.: ioo
West Fort, second ST.: iD2 coiumbus-ave.:
i.G20 Broadway. New-York and In Brook
lyn at 3si Fulton-st.; 81 court-st; IS
Broadway. +. D.: 1853 Broadway. r. ID. !;
|. 200 Bedford-ave.. near Fuiton-st.: 33t
Bedford-ave.. nea. South Second-sI
THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug ls ,speciaD-Wheat early was hrm: II
finally closed The day. however. was very small
one the entire only sc September opened NJ 66c
sold between e7sc and G6sc. and closed al S'sc The
feature was the narrowing Of the september-December
snread only 2i.c AT time. against 2%c yesterday
This was due a general inclination on the part of sep
-mber shorts out and 10 get over INTO Dece"oe'
,a % tho fact that all new selling Is in the De-
c.mher delivery There steadiness on a large
o,,,,.nec,ion 3sl 900 b,ish estimated that the
visible supply decrease 100000 bush against an IN
crease last year Of I.5s0OO bush " was eNpec'e' e
local stock would decrease least 500 600 bush Receipts
everywhere were small. only q" cars mere against 'i'
cars last year But outside markets We're a'i weak
weaker even than this and both winter wheat and spring
wheat points selling here Cables were i'"'' MN"
neapoiis sdvces said perfect August weather hau uo
marvels for the spring wheat harvest and That North
Dakota and Minnesota alone would raise lso""" onsn
There WAS not so bulish a cash situation the sales uehs
less than 10000 bush This partly due to s lscs @ %,
.ssso1 esss ROOM %nsIs sna 10 but a" hs aS Of
for all ha 81 syerVwSer an extraordinary
cash demand In spite large receipts SPOT sod in
have psebsd co bush II vsseroom could have ben
obtained September shorts Were opened At
3sc 3I and Ss'.c and closed q, ,orw
10 cars Receipts expected 20 .bow % sharp
falling off within ten DAYS Charters W. were 5r corn
price. syey Tmsr scDeqss T6s ses,1mDs ssS be-
%sen @ and 2Ss "na % &C. result a q the
anssy Of ssps%Ss sGo5, r, I6S 10 Ct s. covered
There bull day in provisions some inousm, s ,ne
that Armour was just PACK rom fsutvI.
There lot Of buying by some one interest through
one or houses. II credited 10 'udahy
although some thought II was for The best ad
vances were September. September pork one time
showed an OF Soc September ribs Doc advance
Fluctuations in lard narrower The close was some"
what under prices Pork finally closed 5435o over
Thursday: lard 2i1c ribs 5I1I1c over The Jnnu
had little rally. There 12po hogs
the estimate for 100: hogs, &c higher -
on curb puts September wheat U,s.c; calls "'c
puts o September corn were s7A.c; calls ss'se.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Aug 10. 4 y. m.-Conscis 10s>. ior money
and IO7 7-i6 the account Canadian Pacific. S3,.
Erie, sA do consols 10; Illinois Central ioia.
Mexican ordinary, 2in 81. Paul common; ~ Ne"
York Central. io3s.; Pennsylvania. 55i.; headng W
Mexican Central per cent bonds, O1+' ipurN''ie
and Nashville GA Achson common. 1o's. s p.uv nj,
D.. m.The amount Of bullion gone into the bhnh ~
England balance to-day is f:si. .Ooo. Money >, per
The rate Of discount In the open market io' oo
short and three months bills Is Y per cent. . ,o,
.. m.-Paris advces quote per cent renss q. '"H
francs 32s cenmes for the account ana exchange U"
London at rs francs 27h cenimes for checks ,.x 81,
Paris. Aug i6-The weekly statement OF the bsnk y.
France shows Of l.275ooo francs In gold and
l25. 900 francs In silver.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
Anrtion Sales Of Real Gstate.
Valuable Business Property at Auction.

Thirty five 'aS! very eibly located BUSINESS PLOTS
fronting on the MAIN AVENUE. at AVON BY TffE-SEA,
and close the shark River bridge. and the
main line OF trolley line extend from Asbury
PARK TO Manasqunn. will be sold at auction on saturday
New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
Out Of CONN i)ropertp Go Get.

IrOR RENT-The Phoenix Building. at Springfield.
L Mass completed The corner store Is for
rental the finest in the city opposite the
Government Pos'ofice and Custom House, In the very
portion of the principal horoushfare
There no retail store In the city equal TO TINS spring
field population OF 10000 and Is me most
ant retail centre Massachusetts outside or Boston
The front corner window has ~ feet OF plate glass IN
length and is remarkably fine frontage; For retail
clothing drycoods wareroom II has no epia!
Attention city trade Is Invited as THIS IS an m
ant point for the establishment OF branch hous
For particulars. apply JAMES r. ABBE Springfield
Mass