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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
Passengers Mustn't Carry Snakes.
From the Phiiadelphia Times.

run NAAN AAA4ACiPHId 1llntSs
Two robust young sailors boarded n
Third street car at Washington avenue at
z o'clock yesterday morning and settled
down in comfortable positions near the
front end. The car was well filed the
majority Of the passengers being women
and shop girls on their way to work and
matrons bound for the market at Second
and South streets.
AS soon as the men entered they be-
came involved in an animated discussion.
Then, without warning one of the men
a bronze-visaged youth. reached into the
side pocket OF his jacket, and with the
utmost nonchalance pulled forth a snake.
1t was a beautiful specimen Of the reptile
species. about sixteen inches long, and II
wriggled with desire to escape.
The passengers in the car did not take
TO the wriggle very kindly, and when the
jolly Jack Tar brought forth a mate to
the first one, the other occupants of the
car bolted to the door. After the conduc-
tor had recovered from his astonishment.
he politely and from a safe distance or
dered the men out of the car In vain
they tried to explain that the reptiles were
harmless and really charming company.
The conductor was obdurate, and the two
men, with their pocket companions, were
Obliged to make room for more desira.
BILE passengers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22

MAXIM GUNS ONLY POPGUNs.
IL the Bullet Proof Coat Invented by
Yankee FuIhIIs the Claims of It's
Maker.
M the Pittshurg Dispatch.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
New York. June 13.-W. F. Lennard, the
inventor of bullet-proof coat, is anxious
to put It in front of one of Hiram s. Max
inns new machine guns. that shoot coo
bullets a minute, each with sufficient
force to penetrate 40 inches of oak. The
inventor says that an army dressed in
coats and trousers Of his material could
stand up before an army of men armed
with the Maxim guns and let them shoot
until they were black in the face without
any deleterious effects.
The rain of bullets would be unpleasant,
he thinks but not fatal. His army could
advance almost as readily as against a
stream Of water and capture the Maxim
guns.
Another test of the gun Is to be made in
a few days and the government experts
who will conduct IL will no doubt be pleased
to sec Mr. Lennard there, attired in full
suit Of his bullet-proof clothes. They will
not permit the gun TO the trained upon the
clothes while they contain Mr.. Lennard, as
they are anxious to avoid any risk Of be-
coming honorary executioners.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
DOUBLE TRAGEDY AT A DEPOT.
THE AGENT KILLS HIS FATHER
IN-LAW AND HIMSELF.

The Murderer and Suicide 43 Years
Old and His Victim G3-The Motive
For the Crime n Mystery-A Wo-
man the Only other Person in the
station at the Time of the Double
Fatality.
Philmont. n. Y, June IA horrible
case Of suicide and murder occurred this
morning at 1O.l5 O'Clock. in which Harry
Kroose and George jacob are the victims.
KroOse was the agent of the Harlem
road here. having filled the position for
the past twenty-three years. Jacob was
his father-in-law and acted as the assis-
tant agent. Kroose was about 4s years
OF age. and jacob 81. Kroose killed Jacob
by shooting him twice in the back Of the
head, and then killed himself by firing
bullet into his own head. The motive for
the crime is mystery. as both were on
the friendliest terms. The shooting oc-
CURED only a few moments before a pas
senger train was due. The only person
in the station besides the dead men was
woman. waiting for the train When
she heard the shots she gave the alarm.
Before anybody else reached the station.
the passenger train had arrived and the
conductor and trainmen found the dead
men, both having died instantly.
Kroose shot jacob in the back of the
head as the latter was seated at the desk
writing. Kroose had been discharged and
the relief agent was on the train that ar
rived shortly after the tragedy occurred
to relieve him. There is said to be no
shortage in his accounts. but that he had
become careless in doing his business.
Kroose leaves a wife and four children.
one being a married daughter. The other
children are aged IS, u and s. respectively.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
in Short Stories.

Athens, June PA fight between po-
lice and a band of brigands occurred last
night near LAMA, on the Turkish from
tier Three brigands and a corporal OF
police were killed.
London, June 21.-Janes F. O'Brien, NJ.
p, for South Mayo, has been chosen as
the anti-Parnellite candidate to con-
test Cork City in the election to fill the va
cancy in the House of Commons caused by
William O'Briens being declared a bank
runt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
OIL WELL BECOMES A VOLCANO.
Lightning Strikes the Greatest Gaser
in America.
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Washington, Pa, June 1.-THE big
Moses gas we'll on the Spencer farm, on
Indian creek, east of Sisterville, w. Va,
owned by the Victor Otl Gas Company.
was struck by lightning this afternoon and
is now roaring volcano The Big
Moses" was the biggest gaser ever struck.
1t was drilled into the sand last year. and
the pressure was so strong that the tools
we're thrown out of the hole and the der
rick battered to pieces.
For several months no one would under
take the hazardous work of shutting it
in. After an outlay of much money and
many days hard work, 1t was brought
under control; but special fittings, many
times heavier than had ever before been
used had to be made to accomplish the pur-
pose. Heavy timbers were buried deep in
the ground, and to the timbers were bolted
the fittings. In a few months the well
burst it's bonds and since then has been
wasting millions of feet of gas every day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
Banker Lewis Can't Intervene.

Jacksonville, Fla. June N.-Judge Cal
to-day refused TO allow the intervention OF
Banker Lewis of Tallahassee in the Jack
sonville Mayport and Pablo railroad case
A plea of Intervention was made to protect
500. 900 of receivers certificates issued by
John L. Marvin, whose receivership was
refused recognition by the United States
court of appeals.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
a New pepot FOR Alumni.

Atlanta, Ga, June 21.-Samuel Spencer,
president of the Southern railway, an
nounces that his company will build a
handsome and commodious passenger sta
ton in Atlanta. He invites all the other
roads to cooperate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
A Hotel reported Burned.

Augusta, Ga, June 21.-It is reported
here tonight that the hotel at Appling,
Columbia county, was burned to-day, but
II is off the railroad and telegraph line,
and there is no means of verifying the
report. fF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
Bonds Defeated.

I,umpkin, Ca, June 21.-Bonds for build
ing a new brick court house for Stewart
county were defeated, because Of a light
vote, not getting two-thirds OF qualihed
voters. only thirty voted against bonds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22

-Doherty. an Irish chief justice, used
TO tell how, when posting on his circuit,
one Of his chaise-horses began to plunge
furiously, then ran away. stop, stopv'
he called out. Il really think that horse
has never been in harness beforew BE
gorra, your lordship's right It's his first
time; and the masther says that If he
brings your lordship safe TO the end Of
the stage he'll buy him"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22

The people Of the United States use,
on an average. 100000 postage stamps
Of all kinds each and every day of the
year. or a total OF about 1880 10000 per
annum.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22

The Western Union Telegraph Company
makes about 81, 100000 annually furnishing
exact time from its naval observatory
office In Washington.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22
ocala,s Bank Failure.

Jacksonville, Fla, June I.-The United
states grand jury to-day examined num-
Der of depositors in Agnew's defunct Ocaia
bank
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

In State bonds: $4,000 Louisiana consolidated
As at 927s: 1900 Tennessee Settlements IS AT
S4ls; s33 600 Virginia Gs deferred trust feec'p's,
stamped at GM6iz In city bank STOCKS.
shares Of the Bank OF the state OF New OK at
l03 the last previous sale being at looi2' ~
shares Of the Bank OF North America al lAo' 'he
last previous sale being 14O. A.
transactions OF ONLY 900 measured me
dealings in railroad bonds. and fuctuat lions "eie
strictly on q par with the trading. Inc oiI9
ones Of note comprise loss Of u In CElcaso
and Erie lists at 83Is n loss Of ] per cent III
Denver and Rio Grande As at 81. ana gam VI
a In St Louis Southwestern lists nj 6o'4
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to inc CFarInb
House S626 Dab It's net gain on balance wa
81 692 IA, made up by loss In currency OF 800
sos and gain in coin OF f2.93l1 23 the DAY
opera tons included: Receipts. $5,J36.32l pay
ments. $2.@4.207. resulting In general balance
Of $l52 $780, 800. consisting Of s'656G7s6 coin ana
$16,334.134 currency.
The United States Treasury at was lnetoh lt-
coived to-day 1853 1856 National bank NOES I1r re-
demptOn. The customs receipts were A5.oV5''
,hc internal revenue receipts S27t56. ana me
miscellaneous receipts $77e4. Total Government
receipts for tho day. s5o5,22s expenditures, SS5-
3el; excess OF receipts. s74S67 Receipts for
month 10 "a &C. 3+s; expenditures for month
Ia date. SO 7s3.457 Excess expenditures for
month N.,si.i09.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named Chicago 4oc premium
Boston. Sc. discount; san Francisco slght par;
telegraph ~: 81. Louis Csc. premium bid, offered
at soc. New Orleans commercial 'Oc premium.
bank 100 premium; Charleston. buying 1-32 to par
selling Is premium.
named: New York-EXchanges. S9l S46,59S; bal
ances s566l7S2 Philadelphia Exchanges. $ll.-
SIG Ol5: balances. 81 .429.760 Chcago-Excnanges.
49, 467 205 balances. $780,, 265. Boston-txchahses
sl2l43,645. Batimore-EXchanges. 2.l3S,1o3 pal
ances. S326. l55.
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 6OYc nominal per ounce" Mexican nol-
lars were quoted at 4Si.c. In London bar SILVER
advanced I'd to q 1l-l6d an ounce. The London
market was strong. the vote for monetary
conference IN the German Reichstag. The br'tah-
mic will take out 22O.OO0 ounces OF silver "-"""'
row for Liverpool
Foreign exchange was dull. but comparatively
firm. Little business was doing Al the Slo.
the market was heavy. The following taple SHOWS
the rates al which business was actually done;
Cables Long bills. short Ply,
Sterling .4ssSaAso 80 4ss.@t s ssA
E E,r@s. ..: @ aaa-rssss '7sss:'s
In London the rate Of discount in the open
market was II. per cent for both long and short
bills Money on call was q per cent Inc
amount OF bullion which went in the BANK 9 9
England on balance was $1,000 british cohsp .',
remained unchanged at l0i ll-l6 for money ana
lO4a. for the account. American securities We're
generally lower. and Erie DDS receded per Ceil'
10 59is. and the shares y to ?is New fofk ~
trail lost 1, at 1919. but Louisville ana nashville
advanced !. to "a and ST. Paul = I" .t's.
French rentes were i03 francs ~ cenUhes'
Paris exchange on London - francs = cen
times: Berlin sight sterling 20 marks % prem
n.ngs. a.
Gold premiums to-day: Buenos Nr,s, -
Lisbon. 2325is: st. Petersburg. 30. Athens 49,
ROM. As and Vienna. ?.
The regular annual dividend ~ per cent mas
been declared on the stock ~ the Hawker Meui-
cine Company n.imited) Of :. John y Is Inc
dividend is payab. March ! at the nam
Office OF the company In :. john ana al ,hr
branch Offices 40. So West Seyenieenth-st-. ms
city. -,
The Thirteenth quarterly dividend ~ - per
cent on the preferred stock II the Nation'l l'h1
Companv VIII be paid March L. g. cokhol'ers
Of record on February &c
The Stilwcll- Elercc * Smithvaile COMPANY ~
DAYTON Ohio has declared regu1r quarterly
di,.dand of . p.r cent On It's preferred stock.
payable Marci l. Tho ;ranafef books VIII be
closed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

INTEREST THREE PER CENT. PER ANN NJ
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. he RE-. IN ~ - ~.
COMPTROLLER or THE CITY or Nl.N f'iish, Il Ut
office No - broadway. IN the c-t ot ~" ~,
Tuc,dav the 10Th II February. lN"',. ~ ",.'.S
y VI the Who'll" ~ a part ~ N' l''' - vi,
m Registered bonds md stocks 81 the city OF N"" or
tho principal and pay adj" In gold com q" VIZ
United states America 81 ihc present S'i'''" ~
81 ;s5 coo CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF Ifif 'lln w
NtW- YORK. for various public purposes the W,nmp'
ma yah. on the fret ~ November III tho h.hl 80
sin, 600 CONSOLIDATED STOCK or lfn III =, W,
NEW YORK" for IN. construction "t orlea,n ,iu"N
ps,L and Tor lin. expenses acquiring the lands thl'
Tor the principal pnSapl" on ''' '''' my "
the year 1914 o...,. 81, ,r,,, cry M
$500 Dn CONSOLIDATED STOCK or Ifis - > 'r
NEW YORK known dock Bones 9f me tlty ot NV
YORK" principal payable on the hr' DAY Of No'e"
5000 go GONsoIIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF
NJ;W Work. known ~ Additional croton water STOCK
~ In. CI,v az New York" the principal payable on the
f.t day of November In the year ip ,.,,, ,trv ot
sna Sii ~ CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY or
NV y,Ik tnowr nj school House Bonds, IN" pfln
clpaI PAYABLE on first day OF November N the year
f-;s 10 go CONSOLIDATED rTp' ''F II" ilN or
NItIy, YORK known - 'City improvement stock; ne
,rncpal payable the frat day OF November III mo
year 1918 , -, - .oo,o, .,yol,no
ndorqeJ Iyonosals BONDS Of the torpornpn o the
CIV of New York and each proposal should pr enclosed
second envelope addressed 20 the 'onptroer OF the
CRY OF New York. ~,
r., mil Information city Record
'"' '"'' \SuBEI. =. FITCH Comptroller.
CIV a, New-york Finance Dcpai tment 'omptrollerS
Onlcc Fob II. itoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
The Savannah and Western B0ldA0Id5F'
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.

PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.
IN. eo-mit's- has no animation with me 'en'rh
rrr,cht OF Georgia with the holders Of - floating DEBT
II, therefore. urges all holders OF bonds 4"
dr,o.tt them With the CENTRAL TRUST co.
ustn,.d circular oontaninS information In relation
20 tho property and ia litigation VIII he FURNISHED upO"
,oo,i.atl,n TO any member ~ the committee.
TIT. committee recommends careful Inquiry by the
Iondholders before alDlnS themselves VIII" any ''"e'
interest
SIMON none Chairman. J ~ LfCrrrENAUER
r. e. MARTIN J.. l. LEHMAN"
II l.. GARTH EDWIN : hooL'hf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
LEGAL Notirrs.
cUPREME COURT. Trial desired

cUPREME RT.-frial desired in the
- ,itv and County Of Nev-York summons. Arns
r. crunp Plaintiff. against George Waite lInns Nlor'
J. Adams John kearns james NJ smith 'har,,s r.:
Ilustel and Mary Hustled wiie che name of NARY
being fictitious hcr real name utlng unNno VII " Ihn
\ Ferguson solomon T. Clmann. Siesmund j. ihen so
= Clmann and Leopold :. E1che surviving IN nurson
Frederick nEllor James 5. Manning. william n, no.
,;.org. D. Hoe Jonn T. Murphy George ~ iis,ney ,h
iienry Lewis George Brown. Envy + Beck; Marina
Alfred 4. Wloushby. Frederick W Jam "i,'hn' heinc
Richard l@ttlns John .aarrS" MIDTOWN 1 to the plaintiff
John npbeli thc name John nsnb trt " ,rnot
r%G n''nS oghon Peter Bender John Gilmore 'the
na.nr John being fictitious me rev. "dxsrJ lad
hn"t ~. - nc name MARY" being fictitious the
real name being unknown TO the pr.u cry being nc.
,i,,,s o- rrai nale being unknown 70 plainti De-
i r., ,he above.uamed defendants: ,,,n, -
!" Tue az" no. .hv summoned to answer the complaint IN
,;is ,ct,n and 10 OF your answer on ,he
plaintiffs a,tonsy- w Hesve or he day Of service;
in cas-, your failure TO appga W tr he relief de-
WIN he iaken against YOU 10y deiAu''' '"' 'e '' "
nanded I'm the complaint ..o-
patei New York iH9a,y ; sTa iS", EWING
Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and fostoice Address II
Mi street. New-Yo city IT,. ,.,. aha ,ouoa
10 Lunl A. Dean and MARY Dean MS VIE Uhe name
Mary being fictitious her real name being unknown
70 pan'i Afrd T. w"ISns VITA" his wi T. HI g
mama Mary being fictitious. her rea name being I'M
known the painl Jonn tn hssHs Emily T. Beck
The foregoing summons Is served upon You by puhll-
cation pursuant TO an order OF me hon George L. In,
sa, 81 New or the 18th day OF February 1855,
and on that ia, flied, with copy OF the summons and
co"rtV Of Irw-Yogk At the Cours House I'm New York
civ in whose Office n, original complaint He'd
'' n. ! !e'i NV ,Yoik F.bru.ry u. 1898.
gwING. WHITMAN y EWING.
P.,ntNs Attorneys. Once and fostotice Address. Il
Wall Street. New-fofk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
financial Qlettlons.
ELECTION NOTICE.
IT'LL, AIIssNI ~ PACIFIC HALLWAY co.

" New-York. January 2s. 1898.
I-OTTCEfs hereby given that thc annual meet
y Ing o, the stockholders the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company VIII be held the Companys Office
in he Cltv of st. Louis Missouri on Tuesday, the
is,h day Of March. 1905. o0c o'clock NJ FOR me
e,econ OF thirteen Cor the ensuing year ana
for the transaction AIRY other business that may
CONE ON onnua usens o. the Directors be held a,
the same CHICO Wednesday, the 18th DAY OK ma'ca'
AT 1900 o'clock noon 1T, !, o,o.od or Friday
The stock transfer books will be closed on rruay,
Feb lsi 1898. 800 O'clock r. NJ ana f"open,,,n oH
Thursdoy March 18th, 1898. at 1000 oc!ock a. VI,
'' GEO. j. GOULD. President.
4. H. CALEF. Secretary.
OFFICE LEHIGH AND Wll.NESBAKisE 'oAh No'i
PANY,
I43 LIBERTY STREET. -
New York February !. 1895.
rI'IE ANNUAL ELECTION for president
/ and 81, Directors Of this Company. VIII be held AT
ia Phi,depha Office No. 22G South Third street on
THURSDAY February 81 lse5 at y o'clock noon. Inc
Transfer books VII be- closed Oh February l4'h anu 'e
open March lst pro1mo.
by order % the Board. x... >, c.....v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
S62,315,00C
United States A. Bonds
N COUPON FO9n or $50 slCc. si.c'o. AND REG
IsTERED FORM or 81, 500, sl,oD
AND $1,000 EACH.
Bonds dated February I. iSo3. Payable NJ
the pleasure of the United states
after February (. 1920.
INTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY lSr. MAY ISL
AUGUST 1877. AND NOVEMBER isT

Sew-Yorh February 18TH 1893.
tho syndicate offer FOR sale the above
described $4,000 United states per cont bonds near
ing Febrt airy lst 1893. and maturing FeDru-
AIRY ls 1923. Tho price is 1i2 per cent. 81 when Ia
be payable allotment ana the remaining
100 per before March list. upon delivery Of
the bonds provided below with interest nt per cent
March lat. The bonds viii be delivered
they prepared and executed by the Treasury
Department Purchasers desiring TO complete their pay
before delivery Of the bonds will b. given negotiable
receipts.
Bids will no received by either Ok the Undersigned. ana
payments BE- made 10 Mcssrs. J. +. Morgan n Coz
in cash by certified checks on New-YVrk banks.
The subscription list will be opened AT 10 A. Nj on FEB
rary 10Th and Will DE closed without notice The right IS
reserved by reec, applications TO allo smaller
amounts than applied for and to apporon aloments be-
American European applicants In any way we
may deem best At least half Of the bonds will be
allotted In London such terms and conditions az may he
provided the Lot Don circular.
Our allotmens will be made within four days from Gate
By notice mailed applicants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
finanlinl.

A simultaneous issue will be made
Ia London by Messrs. y. NJ. KOIhS'
CHILD 4 SONS aud Me>srs. y. >.
MORGAN 4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
Dip,0cn0 Notices.

THE EDISON ELECTRIC liiL MlNNTlNG COMPANY
- ~ AND ~ DUANE ST.
NETWORK, February ID. 1875.
yl,IIE COUPONS or THE FIRST MORT
/ GAGE BONDS OF this Company due March l. i%'5,
Will be paid and after M. I'' ~ ,Is W" 'oRh
JOSEPH WILLIAMS
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

Auovn. u earnings ard nIsl "riief from
ndep ndent}, u
ars that Union Pacific. after deducng what IL gu, s'
T. states Government for the year had about s'"-
s., 90 NEE, charges Of than double that sum
EXPORTS GAVE SPECIE, FROM NEw-Y"th.
r'>' '''' ,s,q i.1t 1895
-. ,t. wool. ..... 81 OlJ No. St112.2ii s1f..'.,
,,rm Janunry i....... I3.22i.510 +642IOlo ih""'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
1)ianos.

SELLING FAST. 1870, c,,crSou 4 prights
4 few more slightly "se" ''"
at low prices. ,... from, $500 upwari...
tented. Eschnnsrc and sold o." .n'' '""
nrtc ltttle upright pinno tor """'
= cue cr Sell Pirying Em-rsoDs
EMERSON WAREKOOMS,
~ FILTH AVE.. NEA.. 18th Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

OFFICE or THE AMERICAN COAL coMrANY
no | BROADWAY.
NEW-lORk. Feb lith. is95.
V,HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of the Amerl'
1 i~ar coal 'nmIarr - hlesnnV COUNT, mar iahl,
h,v. a.. ia declared semi-a lnssl dividend ~ three
snf ,nehrif p~ ,~n upon the capital stock of the co-
,,,,hi. at mis- Office Friday. March LIST. lsvo
'A'' '"' GEORGE NJ BOwLBY Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

During stock increased 2i.Jo. tiarcH
issued ~ ia 10 retire IS bonds.
Union PACIFIC.
The returns II Union the month 81 Deem
hey complete the final well the calendar yriI \
many have been taken " IN" system
hence comparisons difficult. In general way the
OH vln \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

SIN Err.
-Actua sales--- Closing Shares
Opel. High Low. Final Rid. Ask sold
81 Bull Crtfs COZ. Cos eos GOV 81 G3 10000
IS ~ r
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETRO-
LEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
5tcGmboats.

STEAMBOATS,.
$500 To BOSTON $500 TO woRCEsTER.
Reduction 10 AL Points East and North.
VIA NWRW0GM 0AElGo
Steamers leave Pier (old number) 40, y. A.. Dcs
brosses-st week days only $50 T. NJ Fine Orchestra
on each
INAIL. RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
L Only $500 Boston for limited tickets. R,tncei
rates to ali points. The PLYMOUTH ana PILGRIM ~
A orchestra each. Leave ir. 10
NUMBER ~ r.. foot Of Muriay-sI. week GAYS My al
800 p.
BLOOMINGTON ILNE.-Inside route 10 otion ana ,He
- East All fares reduced. steamers leave ~" A'''
49, ~ r. al Il. NJ daily. except sunday.
NEW -HANEN-FARE, 81; fXcnisi0l' Stu,
~ steamer Richard Peok leaves Pier - = y" 80 10
N m tSunday exceptedl arriving IN lime io' I."i
Meriden Hartford Springfield etc Fteis"' '"
leaves y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

GOSH on hand and deposits i'm bank compares
with the figures Of the last pr"VioHs fta'e'''e'
follows
Nc, gold on hand $50 Oi To3 81 a7Gai2 Inc. s"s'-"
Net legal tenders ...- 49, oo. 400 r,D s,p 500
hand. NJ sN W. ,1.p
silver ma lJ}Sl.shl i'"-''"' Nv
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
r s15G $50 sol SIS 3a7,o Inc. s,323 Sc
Deposits bank. li,l-o.Nl i'''o"''' '"'
,vuaha cash $50 49, si73 Gi Inc. s. 1924 OK.
Deduct minor Ia 80 -oo,.,, f,c ,Cs ~;
hilities l''J'-''f' '''''''''
Actual cash Ina, sI,i 97s oss si57 5ia Inc. 2586 rs
The above statement reflects conditions OF sat
urddy
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was at to :, per cent. There was
not much demand for time money. bui as the sup
ply was limited owing t. the indispositi"h oi
large lenders rates showed weakness. save
perhaps y less for dix months loans. In the com.
mercial paper branch more purchasers were hoteh
at the advanced quotations. although there was
no increase in supply. We subjoin orr usl'i
table Of rates. made mp from information fur
nished by the busiest houses