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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
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Der Bright Drug 60. ansebo'ene Nn,
iteauns OILS Berireter Der @eieQitait
uad GuBsn acceptirt.
faS- 8elo in b~slisbisen Summeu ae-
gen CUTE Slderbelt uno gu annebmbaren
Seoinaunsen 81 uerleiben. NahSuirasen
bel Grant GINS in Del, Norotern". Office.
- Ssrr s. 9. Sammerel laBt auf
oieiem @ese bic 8unben Der Rarr &
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aae InseleSenbelten Suiibsn Inn uno
beiaster COMPANY n's Reine brinaen
tuiro uno on6 er ndb N1pidluna Der
Company sldditen in ,elnen 8eltdfts.
aebduoe ieltit cine 9isurr uiabrit etabli.
rem piro.
Srseno cine Sorte Sanoldube, Die ibr
pout, BON 70 Cts 4rbeilsr, bis Su 81. 90
Buss 6anoidube. Brice, Der 8lel.
Der unb Shubbdnoler.
- Buffalo BID" bat lest bas rid,
tise 3lel srreitt; er puroe dr5tllberieits
i'm Yrobate 8srlbt ais uujurebuunas.
idbiy %ertannt uuo Dem Nipl IN Roteter
liberp,eieu, 100 er BON leinsr eurh
2runtiubt acknowledgements Settles
usriDitrnns iplsoer sebeilt tueroen iou.
- Der abaeoantte YrofeIior Der bic,
ii9en NOtmalihule, Ssrr Garbart, bat's
iest nit Dem Normal Director B. y.
Wtithsu. Ber iib I'm oeren Brei be,
flmmert, mag lid an Die in ben bieliaen
1~a9ebldttern entbalteuen pollen Shiii.
iein mdIten.
- Wout lbr Wertbe in 8leibern uuo
Shubeu, mir tOnuen tie eud 9eben. 0ir
MAIDEN nle auBerSewD5nllde Nnsaben
iiber oas, mas anoere tbun uno nidt tbun
tounen. Wir perfauien uniere eiaene
Bizarre uno iiberloiien oas urtbell iiber
ebrllbe Vebanoluns uno Wertbe Dem
8duIer. Yrice, Der &leioer, uno
Stubbduoler.
- Sacobion & WiIsr BON Gleran.
brio peroen in 81. Glsuo cine 8elouer.
Ieibunitalt erofuen.
- Der Commercial Gpcle Club BON
minneapolis wiro Samitas in Saint
Glouo elntrefen, uno Der 8eieuitait
luiro bier Elm arserebmer Nbeub bersi.
let. 9ieierbalb uaro ssltsru abeno cine
ipesieIe 8eriammluns oes Staotratbs
Aebnlten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

sa" Die ROduiQe M%ablmlble III &C.
bOris reparirt uno in suten Stano 9es
iebt, 10 oaB fir aunben Jest Sitier uno
WeiSen Su ieber 8eit semablen ipirb.
@ute arbelt sarantirt uno prompte Be-
olenuns 5uQelibert. q / q. 9 aroins g,
WibleubeiiBer. 1873
NoDal Sadpulper, 1T oas bette
bon allen 8abrtofen.-
Der. Staten Resisrunss geridt.
H6S~ 9ie9ler perfauft friides
Nleiid Der beiten Sorten bi1iaer, oils
ionf Semano IN Der Stabt. ba
s6S- @ebt 81 8. & ". N c@reeor
fur ben @infauf BON Mebl uno 8iebiut.
ter, 2barseiimie uno ole 9lrtsn bon
Baumatsrial. 8aare 8abluns fir De-
treble. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
VrobItdj lit S.bren, lou Vte:
mauo tpcbrem.

Sieiem alien Spritlpprt hulot9eno, per
iamnelten It'd leBten Moutag Gle YfIt9lIe-
Der Der 8emeinoen Nrbau, SplolnssIoro
uuo NAPLES 81 elnem frobllben Srntetelt
bet Der st. Nuna Stride, IN Der SaaS pprber
ourd etnen bptIt %feterllteu 9ottesolenlt
8ptt Dem Serrn fir Die reitlite Grnte III
seblbrenoer YSeiie 9eoanft puroe. SrpB
oes Gegersipetters mar Die tirhlthe Seter,
bel Der bohp. y. Noriau, :. 2. y, Die
6eltpreoist belt, lebr gut beiuht. Nnt
Nontag Mor9en latte Die Some uber Die
an Sonnta9 bon reihlltem Gegen getrant'
ten lhoneu 9efiloe bel Urban uno auf Die
frobltbeu Weniheu uleoer, Die lih Suianns
ne~neeiunoen, I'M nab oes Sommers barter
Nrbett eIuen 2a9 perbtenter Srboluua ltd
III Spnnen. Ser bobp. Eiarrer Stetuat
hattie nit bereitlutQtser SeIbllte Der Ses
melnoemttalieoer bon Nrbau ale Sortebs
run9en setrpifeu, I'M allen gum tSelte berbels
%9elironten 9alien 0elegenbeit 81 9ebcn, III
ebrliter gSelie iid ~ beluiti9en. 0ie aui
etner etgens errttteteu Subue aufseflbrten
Sbeateriptele namentlit Der oranges III
Summltnsen,~ elre beloenmiitbl9e Sas
Observation-Disclosures oarIteleno. truSet
beioneers sur Selulttsuus bet, uuo oenSple'
Ter ipuroe ole erpBte Nuerteunung 9eSput.
SIN Shatteu Der Snime lab man retdllt,
NIT GrIrtIbunseu aller Nrt bela6ene 5tlte,
uno iur ionittse llnterbaltlnaen mar I'M
rettltAiten NtaBe beltsus Seiprst. las
Sbulbaus mar III cine SpeIiebale um9es
pauoelt uuo bier beiunoete Die 6raIeulpelt
ibre 8odtunit. 9as Set mar III Der 3bot
eln &cltsieit, lab man ia Die perlbteoenltet
N%ationalttlteu in ihouiter glntradt i'd
ireueu ais atnoer etues lleberoeu &aters
Der uns Die Jreuoe ms SerS seleSt. Stret
Der oteies bate bas &er9nu9en, aut etntst
Stunoeu Dem itpuen SET beijuppbner
uuo ihteo III Dem SepuBtietr, inter Irob.
lthen Wenlden rett irpbltte Stunoer
Susebrabt 81 babeu.
Nlter Seier ees .G!toroiteru.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

IS giebt in WauitOba uiels Gniieo
lunsen, bic ioif nusihleBlid oentih tint
uuo islbitueritduollb m6tten Die oorti
gen 9eutiden, oaB ibre ainoer aub in
Der Multeriptn9. uutsrridtet perosn
ioutsn. Nah ben canaoliden 8eieben
bnrt nebsu Der eHslii5su bic frarS0iite
Sptate in Den 6Htniliden Stulen &c.
braubt ne, Den, uno lie oeutihsnSswob'
ner iiuo Der Nniidlt, oaB man in oeui:
iden 3litrltten eas Seutide beridiib
iiesu ioue. Nber eiue on bic Sbulbe
bOroeu Der Yruuln5 serlhtsts, oabin5ie.
lenoe Yeiition uaro idrofi absepisien.
Gs baben lid nun Comics aebiloet,
wslbe Die Sabe weittr beireiben molten
uno slnubt man, oos bic canooiihe 8s.
Sieruns. wslae ben Noropsiten beiie.
oeIu mObte, i'm Sutereiie Der Ginwan.
osrnns oas sswhni6te S~useitdnonlB
MAIDEN piro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Shube! Shmbe!

Sn bielem 1epartement tabsn mir einen'
gorratt arcB 8enu9, UNI einen tletnen
Stpre aniufuIen unb bic Sualitdt III tel.
fer ais iraenc cine anbtre, bic ppn Sdnc-
Tern p~erfauft werptn.
SO 9aar fanes 9pn9reB. Shube fur Mdn~
ner $l.50.
SO gaar 9cnsreB falblsberne S6ubs fur
Wdnner $500.
&c 9aar 1cnspla 9pngreb 1925.
Sn Iamen. S6utsn p~ariiren unIere Yrsile
Scn Sl.25. l.50. LIS, 2.O). $50, 2.75
%oufipdrts bis 800 une 8ineerlbubs
pen 80 @ts bis $l.75.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
s6s~ Sm alten YofoiEce @ebGuoe

ad- Sm ultsn YoitOifics @ebdube
meroe ib mdbreno Der ndditen 80 3ase
alsloer, ueberr6de. 2umbsr Wdnner,
Semoe uno Soieu, 9amen' Wldniel uub
Sbube unter benz &oitsnprsiie ucriau
fen. SD sebrouhe ben Btas fir met.
men srOBsn 8Ortaib an Sroen @los ,
Tor5eaans, Ylehpaare uno Bottoms. 8.
g. W e i, Wanuser. 4l-2m
16- @o1t ihr cine 5arm fauien?
Damn ipredt nit 6 b q 8 VI. Cooper.
Die Yrpben Der WeltausItels
lun9 Sei9ten, raB fem Sadpulper
10 rein lit uno 10 bel @dbrunsss
itoH in ii6 bat ais baS WoDal.
s6s- @slb 81 usrleiben aui c%ultipiris
5armen. u. ". Whitnsp. 4l-2w
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
to- Damen auisepaBt. - 5rau

to- Damen auisepaBt. - 5rau .
%. 9aplor. 8leioermahsrin 225-5..
Nusnue ,iiolih. aarantirt tire Irbeii.-
Die neueitsn Wooen. -Stneioet nab
pirtlihsm Was. nidt mad 8arten. @lbt
aub llnisrrlht in Dem peltberiibmtenS 8.
Z. 5aplor aleioermnders Spltsm. aisi
Der ansepaBt uno ansereibt. 10 oaB Die
Jrauen bieielbsn 81 Sauie MAIDEN i6ns
men. 4C-4
Ia" Or. Dunn bat feline Office I'M
msr nod am alten YlaBe lber Woli.
tors Npoibefe nsbeu Der WerhantS ga.
tiOnalbani. 100 er 81 auen Stunoen oes
9ases 81 iprehen 1T. Ssiue 8eiioeus
tsiir bet iit an Ode BON /. StraBe uno
A. S.oe. iloli9. 1elepbon 1913. ba
ras rgsosr Sioins" IN g.. 8.
Stei dens 2umber. Yaro ~ $l4,
$l5 uno go per 2auleuo. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

Seutiblano uno Srantrslt iouter
lid on uns Elm Sslipiel nebmen. 0le,
inno leste Bode auf ben Shladtfel,
bern bel Gbidamausa cine iormlitt
8erbriioeruns Der altsn Setsranen iiatt.
bic iib Dor 30 Sabrcr au' 2oe uno &C.
ben betdmpiten. Sie bibid plroe es
iein, tueun Die alten 8'ieranen ees
oeutlt. IranS6iiden arr!ges oasIelbt
t6un piiroen! Slatt Dies 81 tbun. bal.
ten Die beioen NatiOnen sroBe Man0uera
ab uno ipartsu nur OUT Den Slniisen
9sitpuntt. um iib wleoer sesenieltis on
Die @ursst 81 padsn. 5rantreid lulroe
lieber teute uls morsea lusldlasen. 8lr
iino bod before Reuiden!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
8inber:Nleioer.

6terin bdben mir ben srDbten gorratb ir.
senp zines 8el6dft5bauics i'm llmtrsiis.
SO @nil8e. &cd unp 6ple, Glitter ptsr bis
IA Sabre, ;u 75@ts.
sc &n;i9e S 100.
SO &n9lae l.5O.
"a &n,ase 200.
"a @nSlss $50
"A @nSuse, 8pt, Sole unb Welte, after
IL bis 10 Sabre, ju 1925.
"a &n3l9e. &pd, SpIe unb @eie, alter
II bis 10 Sabre 81 1926.
"a @n3l8e, &cd, Scie une gBslte, @lter
IL bis 10 Sabre 5u $3.50.
IL Anjlae, 8cd. Sple unb Welte, glitter
IL bis 10 Sabre ju $500.
II &n,lae, 8od, 6pie unc Welte, Glitter
IL bis 10 Sabren ~ 800.
lleber 100 llebsrrpde fur Subsn, Yrsiis
Sl.25, 2.25, $50, $50, 5, 7 unb SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
9rr Srufel III los in China uno ecs

Ser Senfel III los in China uuo brs
unseotloste mute Soit ibeiut oQ n
5rsmeen ben : % esidporsu 81 bdb:u.
80 Iol cub Ole neutibe Mtiiipn b1i
Swatap rcr. 600 &ebeleu ilbsrialen
uno aeplhnoert poroea iIiu. Spate fih
Die Nntr'dt befitiasu. oanr miro
SsutltlaHo bolo 3ebsu III be drslIlhe
&eformbuoe brinasl. N Ger lid Brother
Sorothan uno Sntsl Sam pffenbar nlhs
Sursbtfinoen tDunen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Mdnner=uebertoien

sc gaar i6wsre 9pttcnate Soften ~ IS s
sc Yaar ~ $1.OO.
sc gaar 3u $l.25.
"a Yaar wpnsne Sofen S1.OO.
"a Yaar porfeb su 1926.
"a Ydar pprhee ,u $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Speseretem.

20 gfunc %aranulirter 3uder fur $l.OO.
20 glune 9alif. 9faumsn fur $l.OO.
20 Yfunb srtra 9rrse Reiinen $l.OO.
s ! Yfe. gdauet better aefiebter3 eee 81 90,
II Stude 5airbants Seift 25 9ts.
3! 9Th. trfe Spba Graders 25 Gts.
5 gfune XXX % 9ts.
u. W. 8erclin Is Cts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

9ie 8cIeaihait, mctde ss iid ar
Wuisube stmadt, Der 8eiisruelbrei.uus
Der ruiIiiben 0titsl entsssensuarbslten,
bat ssiunoeu, oaB ieine srOBe 8eiabr
p~urbaneen 1T, penn bic 5armeu lbr
Stoppeqano rst5tieitis i'm psrbN pfli,
aen uno um ihr 9ano elnen Is bis 10
SUB breiten Slrelisu nit Spunpublus
men pIlanSer. Die lcSteren talten bic
bon 8inoen b,rsstragsnen Stanoen Jet
uuo p~erblnoern, onB Der reiIe Somen
iiber Die 5elosr uerltrsut wiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
mdmncr Suf,NDde.

IL idwar,e Guf &cte nit 8ubber sstlt-
teri Su $3.50.
II nit brdunem 5lansI ssfItte IT ,u Sl.75
"a nit braunem Slansa asflttsrt gu Sl.2j
&c in ben eriten nd6fsn Ia9en $l.OO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
SameIlz, WGOden : Mtautel ullo
GraQen.

@ir tauftsn In sinem Der lsitsnbsu Wan.
tel9elbdfte IN Nep BORT unb, wasStgl uno
S6pnteit dnsebt, tSnnen iie nttt ibertrri-
fen rercen. greiIe 1926. $500, $50
$3.50, $40, Sl2, SIS, ST. 80 unb $40.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Sbtrtin8 Tlaneue.

5 Stute 7 III. Buffalo Slansl ~ IS Cts.
~ Stlds 5 III. wplener 5lanet.
s Guide 5 ls. einbiss Slanen gu 10 Cts.
Sbawls: - Wir baben einen srpBen Dor.
ratb ,u $l.75, S2.25,'H3. 90, So. so, "a,
81. ST. 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Gin Ssremiaoe.
Nrbdn ct. Nun1) am Gage ees Wplten.
brubss une Spnrenrnlsrnts.
5"eptrter 5retne!

cTuptS uNc COMMUNICATING.
5epbrter 5retne!
Der wsnissn 5assn nod mar 2lqes irsu.
big, re9idm UNI l1ut nit ZEN 3uberettun9en
fur eds Grntefslt. Run aber 1T NQes 10
ltumm une ltile-man bort MEIER etnsn
SdbneuIhret, rCt etnen pieyfuBtsen 0run-
ger, ned eds glpten Der fur BEN S61ftln;
beitimmtsn SbIfe. Zen Gritsrn t1t man
bic 6Ilie umgeersbt-esr Nelpeie her
;petteu puree eergdrdus 9endht-nnc bic
legtern ltne tbetls eurb Die 6dnee 9rdu.
I1mer 8pttnnen perpuritet ttetIs eurh bic
gIthtuntrsue Ter 8efdnSntep1rter Fem
Sbaftan;e entIrrunsen. Ter 6etlhmdus
nal tersttet dbsr Q 9r1us.-lte Slgmrts
itsn Bpttsr Itittsn srluliten &ssen tns
gdnr unp ltpemmtsn Die game 6eierlit.
tett ttnmes. Sect fs Id @rescrt Sudel,
gur9ermeIlter pcn Iummltngen, (Arbdn)
i1mmt Sinh unc 8essl, 0enerdtlt1b une
Vdtsrlanesperttetetgsr, inmttten auf9e.
tblrmtsr Iampfnueeln, g]ebsrtnpssln une
ettbauttser Wlrfte unp lImmsre pie Sc.
remtas uber bic an9erihtete 3erlt6rurs
unb msine stsenen Shpaberltrsthe.
Ssltit Der ,rette Tag iammt SCnnenihsin
une ctelen Sslutern tcnnte mid ncb nttt
rrnt9 ms 8lsthsswtbt trtn9en- eeBb1lb
babe i'd ais Sursermeifter ansecrenet,
befhlpifen ure b NJ N I une rer.
be nit @mtsimdn9 es ms @srt legcn, elb
Ncnt1g, zen 30. es. Ncrdts, iih 1le mel.
ne Srsunee uro Nahbdrn UNI itr Sta1ts.
cterb1upt o%erI1mmelr, UNI lid nit itm ~
erbettern an ben eigenen TAVERN 5bdtsn
IN 8uhe uni 8eter; Die Sober Der S6pei.
ger, ete 81itfrsUnclt1ft ees 9lrsermeilters
une bic Sh%wdbentrei6s 10 pteltr le.ner
Sewrbner 81 9enisesn. Wit unss;lblten
9ruben iCpte Ginlabunssn auf's SET unc
unfsblbarsr grppbejstura sinss bsrrli2en
tIpnrsr) Wetter5
1etn Ser 5reine
Srespri Sudst,
acknowledgement Sursermsitsr son
Summltnsen.
gsrlsbsr nit pem Staatsisssl hes pc6l.
ssndbrtsn 8emsineelbreibers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Skinner uub &uabeu= GaDperr.

Sur Ssrbt unb @inter fauftn mir ZEN
srpftsn unb ppafdnbisfen gcrratb, Der lie
i'm 5cwn pcr8e,ei8t wuree gu Yreiien ppn
25, so. rs Cts, $l.O0. $l.25.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

Hatitrtit: Die 5prtissuns ess Grnte.
feitss ~ Nrban Ct. Nnn1) finest am 50.
es. Icnat5 nit NuTlbruns i60nsr Shea.
tertlte TAFT. Sur quite Sswirtbuns unc
llntertaltungen, ais 8essliptsl, 5urnutun.
gen bel bsnsaliiber Ssleu6tun9 une iapa.
neitltsn gdtsrnen etc. etc.. III pisesrum be,
items seicret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Sbeetin8
Slanfets,

60 gadr 1914 sraue Slanfets ~ so Gts.
so Yaar 1914 Ian ~ GO Cts.
% gdar 10 4 rctte iu 80 Cts.
so Yddr 1914 peiBe ertra i6were sl.25.
rs gdar 10 une ll.4 ibwere wclene S. 81
bis 500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
BUR 3 d t 9.

8ir erinnsru barun, caB ErdmIen
nur bel ~itritter YorausbeSabluns zines
pollen Snbrsnrses aepdtrt tueroen.
Wuu itnoe @elO rur m~ittclt EoIt ODER
@rpreB @elcoups,i uusen voer per re9is
Itrlrtem Briefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

acknowledgement Sursermstfsr son
IummltnSen.
gsrlsbsn nit cem Staatsisssl ess pcbl.
sendbrtsn 8emsjneeIhreibers.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
DIR. JOHN HiLLS arr.


THE CHECK HE sent TO THE REV w = "''"
r,rs NOT or THE SAME AMOUNT AS HIS ~
COME TAX WOULD HAVE BEEN
:, .he eromple Of several wealthy Christians ]"
,,u,y,oa IN. collapse Of the Income LAX W." ''
, -, benefit to charitable Institutions. The Kew
~ W c Ianeford secretary Of the Foreign ana
-, 1,,,s,ons of the Protestant Episcopal Ch"i'"
tI yesterday that he had recently received
ANONYMOUS contributions from persons WI" s''' '"'
49, ,nc, wa 10 have been used to pay Income
, IAN, .ince the law had been declared uncon-
s-itn,ional they gave the money to charity.
rho Rev william C. Roberts. secretary OF the
poarI of Home Missions % the frcspyteriah
,,A.,rch rcce,ved from the I,cv. Dr. John Han a
chocl. for 81 90 toward the $l.G1OD fund when the
General Assembly voted TO raise this year ana
ut,b the check DR. Hall sent letter In which he
said that If every one would give his income tax
- tho fund the amount would soon be raised The
communication and the incOsure led some 10
think IN tt the 900 check represented the doctor
income tax and statement 10 'tnnt NJ hn,ne i.et
published. Dr. iall was seen at MS i,Vinv i'Ht
NIGHT and pronounced the statement ridiculous
ri gave the check for $1,000 he said. ana sig-
gestel also that there are pLnD%apy any n Ike s,,n,
p.rticuLarly now since they need not pay the IN
come tax" ., ,,or,. -
10 his income should be published and said thtt re-
plrts vi "A ike character had appeared iat'iy IN
this city and in remote parts OF the country; -,
"'Thc sto,ies about my great wealth. anu the
nrin'.iv toes which | receive for performing mar
ra.- ceremonies" said Dr. Han with "A snii'' hh'c
been 50 industrously circulated that have received
In consequence, letters asking ioi Ho"'S i''' AT
parts OF the world. , .
The doctor did not say how much his income tax
less than the amount OF the check which he sent
to the Board OF Home MlsslOis
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
LOOKING FOR FURTHER RISE.

The cotton market continued quescent but strong
Yesterday. Everybody felt disposed to await the
reopening O: Liverpool and the publication OF the
Bureaus acreage report on Monday. After sales OF
s. 900 bales the list closed at net advance OF to
4 points for the day. August opened at 7l6. ranged
between that figure and 40. and closed 7.l9 bid
The prevailing BELIEF Is that the Bureau report
will show about l5 per cent reduction In acreage
compared with the corrected acreage OF z. GOO.1O
acres of last year.
THE Chronicle" shows that the amount coming
into sight last week shrunk TO the Insignificant total
Of 932 bales against 1854 last year The receipts
at interior towns were only 7lN bales compared
with 1889 bales for the week last year. The
total crop in sight is now 957O.S25 bales. Hubbard
Brothers & CO. say:
The temper Of the trade here remains very bull
ish, based upon the idea mat with continued I'M
prOvemcnt Ia business cotton at present prices s
cheap II at 5i2 cents in the depressed cond-
ton of January and February ana that with the
advance TO such point that The surplus uncon-
sLmel varlousy estimated at from l,OJDCD to l,oV)
won't further advance. 1t II believed that this
point has not yet been reached and that therefore
IL is dangerous to be short OF cotton under any cir
cumstances These arguments are universally he'd
bv the trade and the only sellers in the market
appear to be those who. having a profit on their
hope OF being able to replace their holdings on such
small decline in values.
Tho State crop reports Of last week, now coming
10 hand BY mail, show general improvement in
the crop IN some sections OF Texas 1t Is reported
that farmers are poughng up wheat ana oats and
repanting with cotton. Ihe weather hroughout
There is no change in the local conditions. The
American spinner does not appear in any Of the
markets as a buyer Of cotton although he Is re-
ported to be well under contract for his production.
The trade expects Liverpool will advance TO 3
points Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
JOHN 4. KASSOy SAILS FOR ErHOPE.

John ~ kasson. Of Iowa. was one OF the pilgrims
that started for Europe yesterday. Mr.. Kasson ex-
poets TO remain abroad about two months He had
Deen IN the city for several days. and was guest
AT the Ffth Avenue Hotel. Mr.. kass0n was at one
time ,eaiing figure In Western politics. and to-day
he is looked upon wheelhorsc In every CAM
paisn lie Is hard worker In the interest Of his
party. lie has been several times member OF
Congress. and was prominently ramed a cani'
date for Speaker OF tue House at the time that
General Keller was elected. In 1877 he was APP
pointed Minister TO Austria. and in 1854 went 40
Minister to Germany
Mr.. Kasson is looked upon by some politicians as
caring Senator AEison's boom for the Presidential
nomination around with him. Mr. kasson Is
warm friend OF the Iowa Senator and also OF Jane
>. Clarkson. He thinks that Senator Allison wouiu
make an excellent President, but he - not booming
any one. When seen at his hotel yesterday he said
Il am going abroad for n brie; rest. and when
come back expect 10 see the political pot more
heated than 1t is now 1t IL too early to make pre-
llctions."
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
IOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

The schedules Of Stevens CO.. brokers and COM
mission merchants at No. 81 Broadst.. were filed
Yesterday showing liabilities. slOl 400; nominal as
sets s249l5; actual assets slSi4. consisting of
claims against various parties i'm this city. Chicago.
I'm the South and in London and Liverpool. and two
seats In the Cotton Exchange. valued at s75 each.
The principal creditors are Fairchild Hobson.
New Orleans 1856; j. {. Knox. Atlanta. Ca.
S7Ol4 c. B. Hon & Co.. 5000; George II. Preston.
ir. & Co.. $685. Adams & Co. Charleston. S. c.,
s494: r. d. Huff. Columbus Ga. $3.50: Walter
Curtin 1854.
Rufus H. Cowing. jr.. has been appointed re-
ceiver in supplementary proceedings for Charles W.
Lowell. bookbnder; Of No 100 to AS Beaver-st-' on
the application OF Evan Jones. a creditor. Nj.
Lowell has been in the printing and bookbindins
BUSINESS for several years. formerly dd large
business and year ago valued his plant at 80.
coo but since then his affairs have not prospered
and months ago he was succeeded by other
parties. ,
Judgment for Sl.99s was entered yesterday against
Rudolph Aronson in favor OF Carl Ber'nger.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
WORK on THE BOSTON SUBWAY.

Boston. June (SpecaD.-The opponents of the
subway-the first attempt Of Boston to solve the
rapd transit probiem-die hard They fought the
scheme in the Legislature and failed. and later they
asked the courts TO grant an Injunction. and tner
prayer is not answered. What will they try next?
Meantime the work Of digging the big tunnel goes
on apace and portion OF Boston for the next two
years will be filthy foul-smeliing and d.sagreeabe
generally The work begun the Public Gar
den end Of the route. and the workmen soon struck
bllge water or nasty tide water. for all Of that
part OF Boston was redeemed from the Charles
River an estuary Of the ocean. and II one dig down
far enough water Will be struck anywhere IN that
district This water is extremely malOdOrODs. and
the people Of that section Of Boston, and all those
who ride walk past ii, are nearly smOthercd BY
the vile smells. How long they VIII be compelled
to endure IL Is unknown. but fortunately good
many Of those who suffer most from i % to their
some OF the inNctiOn
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
THE CORDAGE REORGA NIzIrION.

Notice was issued through the Wall street news
agencies yesterday that Robert l.. Niles requested
holders OF securities of the United States Cord
age Company to attend a conference to be he'd at
his office In the Manhattan Life Building on
Wednes sdav next AT 3.20 y. m. with the idea Of de-
ciding whether or hot it Is advantageous TO them
10 accept the reorganization plan ana to investigate
the necessity for a reorganization
A. Mr. Nlcs's Office Yesterday II WAS said that
the meeting would be he'd - provide an oppor-
tuny coriage security ders to ilni ont where
they stool.
''Wo want to know" said Mr.. Nil,s's representa-
tive why the company became bankrupt ana how
It became bankrupt. and whether 1t Viii be to our
advantage to 10 into the reorganization scheme or
10 igAi T.. Nh Niles T. security y-holder. as wei.
no, know VET what Will be done. or whether any
thing WI. be done. nor what amount ot SeSurl,lr' see.
Will be represented at the meeting frooibN ony
the smaller holders will come to the meeting.
though. perhaps. the larger Interests may later
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
ANOTHER POSTOFFICE ECRGLAR ARRESTED
Nil hrn,, lofn

william Maher was brought before United States
Commissioner Shields yesterday by Postotiicc In
spcctor Ashes men. charged with robbing the post
office at Rochester. " H. on July H. 1875 o. 1900
twO-ccnt stamps. 500 bank note and $ll - n
silver. The prisoner pleaded not guilty and was
committed for examination Tuesday At II Il. m. in
default OF s. oOJ bail. Commissioner Shields issued
the warrant for his arrest on October 30. lss3 aad
the United States officers had been looking for him
since then. Henry Hull and J. c. Fancks, of
sharon Conn called the Office OF the Posto Il, e
Inspector yesterday and also upon Chief Marshal
John Mccarthy. and asked permission to see X IL
oran Allen and Russell the alleged postoffce
burglars In Ludlow Street jail. The visitors
said that on January %. last the postoiice at
Sharon and the store of Cora Morner were robbed
Iul said that the men took dinner his house
the day before the robbery and slep, in his
foundry lie positive ne could Identify both
prisoners