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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
AMUSE M ENTS.
"Aner the Ball."

After the Ball" an amusing comedy from the pen of Joseph W. Herbert, the comedian. is to be presented with a very strong cast, including the following recog- nized artists: Messrs Ali Hampton. Robert Kane, Charles Drake. George Herbert, William J, Moran. Frank Galloway, w. H. Green and the Misses Josephine Lindleigh. Sadie Stringham. Stella Bonheur, Celia Clay and we'll trained quartette of male voices. At the opera house tonight. The New York Philharmonic Club
 COnSert.
 Those who knew that the New York Philharmonic club was to furnish the en- tertainment at Fremont temple antici- psted a rare treat. but it must have ex- ceeded the expectations of every one. Most of the selections were classical, but not above the popular fancy, and anyone with the slightest love for music could ad- mire and enjoy it. The artists play ed in that perfect sympathy with each other that made the full club sound like one instru- ment The people of Boston have never listened to a better concert of chamber music on any occasion, and the enthusi- asm which it called for was we'll merited. Boston Daily Advertiser. At Leaven- worth hall Saturday evening.
 James T. COrbett.I
 Manager Jacques has secured for an at traction for next Monday night the cham piol of the world. James ]. CorbAtt. in the American comedy drama, ''Gentleman Jack, and it is a safe prediction that the theater's capacity will be tested on that evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Imported Novelty Ribbons

For Spring carefully selected from the hes French markets and especially suitable for the fine Millinery and Dressmaking trade. The stock include large assortment of Dresdeus in all widths, French FAilles with lace effects. Gaufre Taffetas and Gros- grains, Checks and four-toned ruff fling TatfetaS Also complete line of Satin, Velvet and Staple Ribbons in all the newest shades.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
'$4o,oooFoRAeoURTH HOUSE
That Is the Amount New Haven County
 Members Have Agreed Upon.

That Is the Amount New Haven County
 Members Have Agreed Upon.
 HARTFoRp., March 20.-Gsrdner Greene of Norwich acted as speaker pro tenn to- day.
 Judge Elmer of Middletowr. the leader Speaker Fessenden.
 Judge Cowell of Waterbury moved that the resignation be accepted
 MT Newton of New Haven suggested that it be accepted with regret by the house.,
 In Ais remarks Judge CowelL said: Il understand that this resolution is consist. ent with other proceedings which will elevate the gentleman from Middletown to the superior court bench. The resigna- tion will be great loss to the house, but under the circumstances am glad"
 The resignation was unanimously | adopted.
 The most prominent candidates for the house leadership are Stiles Judson of Stratford. Judge Cowell of Waterbury. Gardner Greene. ir. of Norwich, and Mir Warner of Putnam. The house accepted an invitation to visit the state school for boys, in Merlden, on Friday, April .. In the senate the oleomargarine bill was passed. It provided that the law shall ap. ply not only to sales of oleomargarine, but also orders for future delivery. THE WATERBURY COURT HOUSE. At caucus of the New Haven county members this afternoon. the Waterbury court house bill was again discussed. It was finally voted to support bill appro- priating $40, ,000 for court house at Wa terbury.
 IMPORTANT HEARISGs Before the judiciary committee to-day hearing was given on the bill fixing the power of the prosecuting attorneys of the l criminal court of common pleas of New Haven, New London and Fairfield coun- ties. and the Waterbury district court. in appealed cases. hearing was also given on the bill authorizing licenses for Sun- | day night sacred concerts. The arguments on the part of the Con- solidAted road against the petitions of cleo tric roads, will be contin I'd next Friday at 12:30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Union Tea Go, 106 so Main St.
A POLICY NOT FLUCTUATING OR SPASMODIC !
Undertaking Department.

THERE arc no funerals >N rich and elah- crate hut that the proper furnishings and at tendant> can l." obtained at our house.
 THEREarG nu funerals ~,, humble that We cannot meet their economical requirements.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

Night calls promptly answered from Dis trict Telegraph Office East Main street W. J. STAIN. Funeral Director and En- palmer.
 In every i"Ia1tm"nt you can flni at at A complete stock of the, latest and Esst market affords.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
REID & HUGHES,
A New Departure

A sample of our latest pro duction may be seen in our North Window. It repre- Srnt< q man riding a hi- cycle. all made from ma trrial> selected from his immense stock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Ribbons!

In this department this week, we have placed on sale a complete line of the lat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

Don't let this happen to you. You are always sure of riding home when you are on the Columbia. Call and examine '95
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
For Rent

The store No 6 East Main street, fo merly occupied by NJ. F Daily < Go. A ply tO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
CUPREME COURT-ln the matter OF the

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the
application Of the board q Education. BY the coun
sci TO the Corporation 4 the CITY Of New York relative
monaty Of the City Of York certain lands the
nerthwesterly corner Of NINETY FIRST STREET and
FIRST AVENUE. the Twelfth Ward Of said city duly
selected and approved by said Board for school
purposes. under pursuance OF the provisions Of
chapter 1871 Laws Of 1885, amended by chapter
Pursuant the provisions Of chapter iei Of the Laws
OF 1888. amended by chapter 81 Of the Laws " 1890
nS Se sA the an @ Of WY * %
Special Term OF said Court be held at Chambers there
or h as County a % ae Sy .. TX
Court tina, day thereafter as counsel can
b. heard thereon 70, the app9n'men Of Commissioners
The and extent OF the Improvement hereby In
tended the acquisition Of te by The Mayor. Aldermen
and Commonay Of the city OF New York TO certain lands
thereto belonging. at the northweseriy
Of Nneyhrst street and Frs, avenue In the Twelfth
converted appropriated and used and for the purposes
specified said chapter 1871 Of the Laws Of lsss.
property been duly selected and approved
Board Of Education site for school purposes under
and in pursuance 81 the provisions on said chapter lei
the Laws Of 1890 being the following described lots
pieces o parcels OF land. namely:
lying and being in Twelfth Ward OF the City OF
New-Ycrk. which taken together. are bounded and de-
beginning at point formed by the intersection Of the
northery Nney-hrst with the westerly
ery line OF Nney-nrst street feet thence norhery
parallel with First 100 feet s inches the
frst street 30 feet thence southerly and parallel with
First 81 inches thence easterly and parallel with
thence sou'hery along the said westerly line OF
Fr avenue 700 feet to the pSn, or place OF beginning
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation. No.
2 Tryon Row New-York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
HidAsked.

rharo marc No transactions in State issues VI "
bank shares. .as nad almost
entirely disanpeared to-day. and. with the - 80
transactions reduced to Sl3s 7ooo tne.e and
responding weakening among quTn.,ons to
several marked declines occurred E5p 1roledo
this rule were not lacking, however anu IL re
Peoria and Western AZ rose 10 3d. Do nids
and Eastern TO co. and Burlington. Ceoa' o..
and Northern 1st collateral trust ss = psoria
Hooking Valley IS. however. lost a, 81; m Ar
and Eastern lists at S3h. and loieoo' "a
Dor and North Michigan LIST receipts = at o., aov
The United States Treasury receiver ~ms
sl34572 National bank notes for redemption. IN
toms receipts reported to-day from Wasnin 200 '
were 32l3l31 the internal revenue receipts r-'v,
S33 and the miscellaneous receipts $3l olo. ~ s,
Government receipts for the day. s47b ISL re
lures s, 500 900: excess Of expenditures si.dI
Receipts for the month to date. 80 Jeo nsa
lures. $ss757ls; excess OF expenditures, oi
To-day's Washington Treasury statement ~, ~
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares W." III
the figures Of the last previous statement DIS luz
lows: 1890.
Ne, cold on hand ars.t . Srs' Inc ssSs
Nj .s:s s %s ss7ss s Dec Dec SO
Ac,ua, cash in the
Treasury vaults
p$s s.. 81 g. sSI b ss s
Available cash s2oi s2ooSs s2oi 4o2 1917 Inc '7eo''
i Sli"ies minor a isossoeo i7oeii2e Inc. 2ocsac2
Actual cash bal siss 26I sss sis434c7o Dec sis2'S
This statement covers actual results OF TWO
days ago. ..a
The sub-Trcasury had a debit balance al tne
Clearing House of $751; ssh Its net loss on bal
ance was 1892 $50 made up by loss In currency ol
81 4O7 1862 and a gain In coin Of Al9,oI6 uo-uas
operations included: Receipts. Noss ooi, pay
ments. s3545.s7S. resulting In general paianos ~
sl62 1922 $685. consisting Of sss,o67s72 coin ana so'
0ji, 46l currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money remains unchanged at per cent.
The demand for time money Is limited. ana COM
mercia paper offerings are not heavy we SUI
Join our usual table OF rates. made mp from i'io'
nation furnished by the busiest houses:
Choice
LoarA Time Money. Commercial aper
on call sod 'mo' mos G mos ) mos mos 0 MUS
!, 81 900. 81 lshai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
Copartnsrsblp Noiitss.
~~~~--->~-~'~-~r>~>-N~-'
II KER AND YOUNG.


II AKER AND YOUNG.
ID We the undersigned being DESTROYS OF forming 9
limited partnership under the statute OF the state OF
New-York hereby certify; .
/. The name Of firm under which said copar'nershp 10
TO be conducted Is Baker and Young.
H. That general Of the business intended %
by such partnership Is the importation and
jobbing OF coffee and the purchase and sale u eoes
generally , . -,
interested In said coparneshp as follows:
Henry ~ Baker; who resides at No 2Ss Fourth avenue
resides at No lol West Sis, street IN the Guy o. New
resdes Noroton in the State of Connecticut. 10
the special partner.
". That the said Mary b. Delaneh the Special part:
aforesaid has contributed the OF thirty thousand
dollars $50 ooo In cash capital TO the common stock
That the period at which said partnership Is 70 COM
Is the FIRST day OF July. 1893 and the period at
which said partnership to terminate Is the LIST day "
July, 1899.
In witness whereof have hcreuno hands this
LIST day Of July. 1895. In the City % New York
HENRY NJ BAKER.
DANIEL X. YOUNG
State q New York city and County q New York.
came Henry ~ Baker. Daniel X Young and Mary B.
Deaned. all TO me known. and known TO me to be the
individuals described In and who executed the foregoing
instrument. and they ssveraly acknowledge TO that
J. VAN vEcHTEN oLcorr.
--- -.~-' --.---'--.--. Notary Public. N. y.-Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
public Notices.

q UPREME COURT-In the matter OF the APP
II. Corporation Of the CITY q relative 70 ac
the Cry Of certain lands on the no sss
side and ts the s sons second sos
nus. IN The Eighteenth Ward Of said city duly selected
ander and in provisions Of chapter 1871 Of
tie Laws Of sSs amended by chapter So Of the Laws
provisions chapter 1871 Of the Il, , asw' uo Of
ce is hereby given application will be made 70
. s % sas Of be d
County Court house in the city OF on one b
da or as soon thereafter counsel be heard thereon
for the appointment of Commissioners OF Estimate In the
and extent Of the PRO M"ySr n
and Commonaty Of the city NeYork certain lands
and premises, The buildings rSn and ss the Sns
teenth street and the southsry side oil tS
Ess'.en Ss'v wsrd Of s sad city Ss
to be converted appropriated ana ",ea 70 and 70, ss
amended said chapter g ,he Laws OF lsp g. sae
Board Of Education as site school purposes under
and OF the provisions Of ,ad % III ,S Ss
Laws Of 1890 being the following described lots pieces or
All those Certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate
lying and being the Eighteenth Ward OF the City Of
New York, which together. bounded ana de-
oat the s si sdc Of Il, East S.s
lion Of the westerly First with the norhery
s sSs o. .a norhsy de Of 80
@ M s .S sSsn s & To h ~ tire ns
block between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets thence
westerly along line Of the block 10 feet
inches thence nohery and parallel with the said east
side Of First the scuthery side OF
Twentieth street; eastery along said souhcrly
side Twentieth li6 feet 70 point distant $50
said westerly side of First avenue.
which point is also the westerly line OF the site OF wha;
Primary School No 2S thence southerly and
parallel with First and part OF the way along said
site Of what formerly Primary School No Is ist feet
northsrly side OF Nineteenth street to the point
place OF beginning
Dated New York. July 20. 1895.
FRANCIS n SCOTT. Counsel TO the Corporation. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07

,. ~, soroe grain and cotton futures. and tnere
10 considerable competition among the NOUS
now shipping gold which may lead 10 s az
Ing OF rates. The syndicate Is not om to
,ratch for n while the operations OF the co',,
merciaI houses which have gone INTO '"e
change business on their own account.
RONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASuhi
Sales OF Government bonds were coni'heu -
&c 600 coupon IS at 1l5A. and $1,000 res's'e.e'
4s Of 1907. at 1l2h. Quotations were as 'o
lows: MA A.ked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
Savannah & Western r. Z. Co
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MICE. BONDS.

Holders Of the Certificates OF tn, Central Trust Company
OF New-York, and Martins Bank. London England.
issued upon deposit Savannah and Western First Con-
roldatcd Mortgage Bonds hereby notified that the
Committee entered agreement OF participation
In plan OF purchase Of the properties OF the Central
Railroad Banking Company Of Georgia. subject to the
approval II the Certificate Holders provided In tho
Bondholders' Protective Agreement and recommends It's
acceptance by certificate holders Notice Ia hereby
given pursuant the provisions Of The Bondhoiders
Protective Agreement that meeting OF the Certnoate
holders will be held at the ONCE OF Messrs Simon Borg
Il Company. ~ Nassau Street. NewYork city. on Mon
day August 2dth 1885, II clock In the forenoon. for
the purpose OF rauying action Of he Committee In ac-
cepting participation r said plan. circular has been
prepared giving fun details o. the plan which can be
procured from the Chairman o. the Committee.
In order 10 render sod plan effective. the consent OF
the holders OF per srd Certificates essential
holders unable attend such meeting should
execute the blank proxies ,wnith will be furnished on
application md forward duly executed to the
Chairman
The time for depos.ting without penalty having expired
bonds can be deposited with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF York. payment Of sc5 per bond
For further Information apply to either Of the under
signed.
Dated July 81. 1905
SIMON BORG, Chairman.
r. C. MARTIN. EMANUEL. LEHMAN
II. E. GARTH, r. NJ CoL5IONv
sIGMUND NEusTADT. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
,~>cxER 7ockke
TRUST co. ="

o34 FIFTH AVE, COR. 27TH ST.
BRANCH, 90 BROADWAY.
CAPITAL 81 900, 900 90
DESIGNATED LEGAL DEPOSITORY.
Interest Allowed ON Time Deposits.
Cheeks PASS through n Y. Clearing House
Acts as Executor Guardian Administrator OF Estates
and AZ Receiver Registrar Transfer and Financial Agent
for States Railroads. and Corporations.
Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage.
Separate Department with
Snecini Facilities for Ladies'.
ROBERT MACI.AY. President.
CHARLES T. IARNEY Vlce. President
JOSEPH T. BROWN, I'd Woe President
FRED'K l.. ELDRIDGE, Secretary.
j HENRY TOWNSEND. Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
finaniraI.
THE MONETARY TRUST
30 BROADWAY. NETWORK.


10 as HPP'~~ S~'~O
The accumulation OF wealth must always go forward
In obedience TO natural laws. Men save nucleus
from wages or salaries but Individual fortunes are prn-
cipay created by the growth OF the country or the
tendency Of the times. To make money one must act
at the right place the right time: must comprehend
put oneself in position which will be protected and
improved by existing financial and Industrial tendencies
The Monetary Trust created to aid It's clients In
this effort IT. officers will invest at their best Juns
ment any fund however large. however small. In such
manner somewhat OF the general prosperity
as n returns the growth OF the country as 1t de-
veops There other sound principle by which money
be accumulated So-caled speculation. dependent
upon superficial nanpuative fluctuations. will al
ways prove fasa II generally undertaken more from
insatIae thirst for the results Of chance than from
legitimate considerations II Is daily destroying the
nucleus OF many private fortunes undermines juds
ment breeds defect Of vision and defeats Its own
ends Any who tries guide his customers through
such labyrinth will finally fail In his efforts The so
called bucket shops and still worse. the imitation com
mission merchants the most gigantic financial EVIL OK
day and II is unfortunate that Of them have
protecting with Stock Exchange firms They have
caused the Stock Exchange and other legitimate channels
Of investment become practically deserted
and have created uncouned Of speculative In
ebriates. who haunt the shadows Of Wall street vaga
bonds OF finance The Monetary Trust was created to
inaugurate reformation in this regard which the
Stock Exchange itself should have undertaken long
Every individual prepared to avoid such specula
ton will be aided by the officers OF The Monetary Trust
money. - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
Reorganization
OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

The remaining instruments OF the Assessment, on the
STOCK deposited under the Reorganization Agree
men have been chilled for payment and must De paia
TO the respective depositares or before the TO-
lowing dates. viz: 1870.
JULY 10TH, 1SO5t
The third insialinent o. y per snare on OF oeio''
AUGUST 10TH. 1905,
The fourth and last instament Of ~ per snare on OF
before SEPTEMBER 10TH. 1895.
TIE certificates Of deposit must be presented Al the tHe
OF payment that the receipt for such payment
may be noted thereon
instruments OF the assessment not paid on or before
the above dates will only be received upon payment
OF penalty Of 81 per share each nsaimeh IN ar
rears: and the Committee reserves the right al any time
10 declare forfeited the rights Of holders OF eerhcaes
OF deposit for so-k who fail to pay the respective IN
samens OF the assessment within the dates ABOVE 'ps'
fed
The time for the deposit OF bonds ana s'ocH WIN
GU, payment Of a penalty having expired on JUL
nth lSfD5. deposits will be received only on
PAYMENT OF penalty Of per cent on the par amount
~ IN. Ronds and Stock deposited but the Committee
,eseyvss the rsht at any decline 10 receive any
further deposits. 4
Dated. az Na-saus,.. New-York. July o. 1890.
EDWARD KING, Chairman.
II. SOMERS HAYES, ,..rx.c
EDWARD n. GIBBS. Soi"' E~e'
GEORGE q. HAVEN, utfvc HeOr-
ROBERT FLEMING. o"""'ee'
JOHN LVDEN.
VICTOR MORAWETz.
HERMAN KOBBE.. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
Diluted States
SflortasQe 4 Crust 90:

50 CEDAR ST., NEW Y0EK:
CAPITAL o1'UvV'vuVs
m,snsscts a General trust Business.
Loans Money on Bond q nd Mortgage.
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold Bondss
Tnkes entire charge Of Real Estate.
Legal Deposltary for Trust. Court and
State Funds. Allows Interest on Deposits
Exccutcs nil Trusts.
OFFICERS
T.osher x ountzc,. yice-Presidsnt.
sr". Turnbuil. Treasurer.
C,nrr Williams. Asst. Scct'y and Treas
EXECUTIVE COMMITTM
Charles D. Dckey Jf., Gustav X Kfseis
Thsodore A. Hnvemeycr. Luther kountss.
~ Mchard A. AcCurdy.
prrECTnpS
Sauuel D. Babcock, 90,
william Bnbcock, Gustav =. asn'
Duniont Clarke, IIuthci n nr,.
Charles ID. Dckey, il, Chartvn - He"'''
William p. Dixon, Lewis MN n,oxto,d
David DO We, IT,, aneoo0' TcrMufv
Robert A. Grannlss. HchAW $500,
Theo. A. Hnvemeyor, nonert Oxppnsi's:
Charles r. Henderson, William w n.cA"Aus'
lanes ! Hill James Timpson.
UIrdlnsr a. Hubbard. george W. foans'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Aug G. .. m-Consois iO7H for money
and i07 $40 for the account Canadian Pacific, osx:
Erie 0ia do second consos 1Ois Illinois Central 1903;
Mexican ordinary 20; 81. Paul common. tn New York
Central 1O: Pennsylvania. 55f: Reading 9h: Mexican
Central cent bonds. 67s Louisville and Nash
vile, 62t Atchson common. 15A
40 o. m.-The o bullion gone the Bank
81 England balance to-day Is 10000.
$50 p. m-Psris sdvices quote per cent rentes at
lO2 francs LII centimes for exchange
on London at % francs 20 centImes for checks. 49,
Berlin. Aug. 6.-Exchange London 20 marks A1
bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES,
She Curt.
Every Week Day. beginning It 2U =. N.
Admission. $50. Ladies'. DOC.
All roads TO Coney Island direct 20 track.

All roads to coney Island direct to track.
= pyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE WILL. bE KE
MaN "a door north Of Thirty nrs,,, and ApVE ~
Eghth-ave s. Twenty third At. 10 sixth-ave
l51 Fourth-ave. Fourteenth-s 30 Ihrd-ave; 40
sisy-nrstst LOS Frstave io6 West Forty second =.
i42 CoIumbus-eve SO Avenue A: 1879 rhrd-ave; 257
West Forty ,15i9 second 50 Thrd-avc
1858 Thlrd-ave. 2o5i Thrdave between One hundred
and-twcfth and hundred and thirteenth ss; l62o