davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
FINE EASTER CONCERT.
Beautiful Time Given by the Ladies of the
Methodist Church.

The third annual Easter concert
given by the ladies of the First NJ. f..
church last night was well attended.
The entertainment from first to last
WAS of the highest order. The organ
solos by Mrs. Flora Bates, Kenny. were
finely executed, and stood the closest
criticism, the audience paying the high
est compliment by repeated encores.
Mrs. Willard Bracken appeared for the
first time before a WIGHT audience.
Her friends and admirers have every
reason to congratulate her and them
selves on the artistic manner in which
she sang. Miss Beatrice Atkins, Wich-
ita's favorite lady violiniSt, was at her
best and in each number in which she
appeared, acquitted herself to the en-
tire satisfaction of the audience. Ralph
Dunbar was there as usual. with his
liOlin-cello. as no free concert is COM
plete without him. To Mrs. Nettie
Smythe Hobbs We're the audience in
debted for the program, she taking part
whenever the piano was brought into
Use. The vocal duette. Dreams Of
OIL KEEPS ON CLIMBING. 4r(nual
and Mrs .Brackin, was very pleasing.
AS evidence Of the strength and ar
tiStic effect of the entertainment the
entire audience remained until the last
notes of the last number foated away,
with the evening zephyrS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
sugar.

New York, April 15.-Raw-Firrn. Sales,
9.572 bags centrifugal, go test, at &c, ]. go
bags nolasses, SO test, at 7-16c. Re-
fined firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16

liveries three days, 1905: New York stock,
223, 30: United States stock, 26s, 72s; af1oat
for the United States. 216,0r0; total WISH
BILE supply for the United States. 4A,72s,
against last year, JD3,Gl9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April 15.-Butter-Quiett
western dairy, ST13i2c; western creamery,
ia 20c; western factory, sale; state dairy,
lVNISc; state creamery, zoe.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh, 12c. Re
ceipts, 1852 packages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
HOGS

The market was about steady as com
pared with Saturday. and its light re-
ceipts were sold as quick as they arrived.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
WICHITA MARKETS

Union Stock Yards, April Is.
CATTLE
There was the usual light supply Of
stock on the market today for p There
were not cattle enough 10 make mar
ket
rrnDrCEN-r ATINE SALTS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, AHril 15.-Only 900 cattle were
received today, against II 90 last Monday
Trading was brisk. prices averaging j
cents higher. Common to extra choice
beevcs, Si.5oI6.o0, with sales principally
at So 2505. 90 Desirable butcher stuff
shared in the Improvement in prices, and
good COWS were active at S.21ui.5D; can
ners, sL75I2.J0
Hogs-Receipts overran the supply. and
both shippers and city packers started
in TO buy a an early hour at Saturday S
prices. Heavy hogs sold at Si.s5G5.10
lights. 10 to 100 pounds. S+.7VQ5.00: COM
mon 10 choice mixed, 81. 1880. and pigs.
81. G5di.eo. The bulk of the sales were al
s5.o0a51o for heavy, and at SLsVa5c5 for
light weights.
Sheep-Estimated receipts, 1900. against
II 400 last Monday. Prices We're steady.
Sheep sold on a basis of S2.510i.so for
common to choice descriptions. with sales
largely at 81. 10 and upward. Lambs, 81
lI5.25 for fair to medium, S.JOd9.sJ for
better kinds.
ReceipJs~Cattle. 900; calves. 100; hogs,
A,5"9; sheep. 1870.
St Louis. April 15.-Cattle-Receipts
eco: shipments 3pa. Market firm and
about 10 cents higher and active. Export
steers worth $5.75d6.oo; good to choice.
SiSed5.50; fair to medium, Si.25Ii.15; light.
SS.59G4Go: fed Texans. $3.15ni.15; grass
Texans. s2.750S.75; cows. s20GSyo; native
stockers and feeders. S2.JpG4.O0
HoGs-Receipts. $3.50: shipments, 5.en.
Market steady and firm. Heavy. S.SHq
sos: mixed. 81 eDq5.Oo; light S.65d5.0o.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; shipments. go:
Market weak and slow. Southwest mixed
sold $iC0G460; natives, $iOg1A15; spring
lambs. $ieyG5.l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16

The Degree of Honor Easter ball last
night was a marked success. A good
number was present despite the condi-
ton of the weather. The Degree of
Honor crew gave drill which was fire.
quentiy applauded as the different let
ters and emplems of the order were
presented
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
HE SAYS HUPP LIED
Ericsson TELLS HIS STORY OF THE
M'GINTY ROBBERY.

Were Not Drunk When They Robbed Nc
Ginty--The Old Man was far From
Being a Coward--TaIked Over the Job
for More Than a Week--Joan Bartell
Gave the Officers the Tip--Gave Brown,
the Hot Tomala Man, $40 to Keep Still
Never Intended to Hurt McGinty--In-
side Statements of the Might-be Murder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16

WITTIcUsSE-"What do you think Of these
Lines 10 Gas Company" Petticusse-
.'The meter Is false" Witticusse-.That'
done Intentionally 10 make il realistic. -
Life.
WIFE fsevereiyl-''I'dh have you know. sir.
that always keep my temper" Husband
(soothingly) of course You do. my dear.
OF course you do. ard | wish 70 goodness
you'd set rid OF it.''-DeJrcit Free Press.
s,Do roc think the pictures viii BE- life
liker" "Yes. indeed. she was in a perfect
rage with the ar,ist.--Inter Ocean.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open'g Hight Low't Clos {

taSh QuotatlOnS Nefe as IOIIOWS.
Flour-Firm; unchanged.
No. spring wheat. 6oizG6TEc; No. :,
57c: No. , red. 55'z 1850. No. corn.
45i-7 45@sc. No. oats. IS C: No. white.
32G32iac: No. 5 white, 312. 152i 4c. No. 2
rye. 55is. No. barley. sc; No. 8. 4Sizfi5Sc;
No 1. ssc. No. l fiaXseed, 81 -. Prime
timothy seed. S5-aQ5 $50. Glover seed.
S7sGds50. Mess pork, per Dbl. So 42ie1
j. 57ia Lard. per 101 lbs. S.oa Short
ribs sides. 0oose.l s.. 52i4 Gs.S5. Dry salted
shoulders, CboxedD 55sE594. Short clear
sides. (boxed.) $S.5Sa6.60 hiskey. dis
tillers' finished goods, per gal, S.l-
Sugars-UnchanGed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
Coffee Ontions.

New York. April 15.-Spot coffee-Rio
dun and nor,.mai; No. Z, l6A. Mild
Quiet: Cordova, 1SGl9c. Warehouse de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16

ARR T01 al zzaszszE Yzzotc9-1rzss-T-
IA Why Dc yo1 zsky' ga. tsszs1 tesar
goa 60 Yrs i.ox's seEstkze as; aga -
S-rz-Esc Post
Il HET .osices = s1rs he ccrr-<ed rtasine-
orker. -srsz4s = zzan = a aezp aks WHISKY
toe poorer be i ths iisoser be % 10 s.zy Ia
La .ES .1-<s.<4zExsi Trss1se
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
PRICES MOVED Up
EARLY DEALINGS IN SI0uKS
MARKED BY GOOD BUYING.

Trading Is Generally Distributed Through
out the List--Prices Climb Steadily TIN
One O'clock--No Particular Reason APP
parent--Vanderbilts- Changers, Tobacco
Later the Market Becomes Irregular
ard Reacts but Most of the Early Gains
are Held--Market Closes Heavy in Tone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16

on the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was firm: creamery. 1871
30: dairy. S9isc Eggs firm, ulu'-c
Cheese-Cream. s-zElo2sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
NEVIS or THE ARMY AND NAVY.

Washington. June 1.-THE first duty Of tho new
cruiser Olympia will bc naeship Of The Asiatic
Station replacing the Baltimore. ordered home in
August for repair. at Mare Island Navy Yard.
Secretary IIcrher,s decision 10 send the olympia -
China which was not reached until to-day. IS prn-
cipally duo 10 economical reasons. advantage being
taken OF Ialtnore's return for the transportn-
ton OF many officers who have completed their
tours OF duty and seamen whose "nlistmcnts have
expired who would otherwise draw mileage from
tho Government for the trip. The Olympia VIII
be inspected next week prior 10 her final accept
ance II was generally supposed that She wouli
succeed the Philadelphia as flagship 81 the Pao'h'
Squadron. when the latter vessel would De- sent
20 China. but the repairs on tho Pha lclphit woif
50 extensive that she could not b. sent O. CHM
in less than six months while # essential thai
the baltimore should como back before tho end OF
August Admiral H-arlslec viii continue = com
mand the Pacific with the ~ lieiph'a a. fax hin
The following Army AMI Nayy orders have been
issued: Leave = ah~.uc. ,'r flur months Oh
surgeons certificate OF disability ls granted % ro-'
Chaplain Henry II. Hall. United states Army.
Second Lieutenant Edgar ?. Kochicr. mn Infantry
is Transferred from Company 70 Company -. ~
that regiment PARAGRAPH ". =. Special orders
No. u. directing that4'!rst Lieutenant John car
.on jr. 9Th cavalry Doe relieved from duty Do the
United State Military Academy. W".' Point
August a. l'.-. and that hr them proceed 20 join
his troop IS amended 20 direct ihl' .s lr r'-
Mcvei at the academy ou such date a. Ril enable
him TO rcpor, FOR lliy ~ 'A~ hea 4a-ltei. 20 I..
regiment or about september 3d.. f''. i. .f.r.
ant-Coion~l william = Wo-in. itih iafiuf.t N.-
tailed TO attend the ~ur4s If.~ut- - fh-
Guard Of Iennsi lvanin a. Sanaf1fi .rl N.I.
Grctna from Jl.s 80 to - &c. VII ifo.... ft '..
proper Tine % tn- place. .n.'i 4ni r'.'i .H ''
Governor % r-rusfl.snla for -Irh dufs fntt ''
required oi hiiu iu.ing tie A.al, ufif+. arf 4f.
TIE conclusion i."f~Of viii return - ht ir...r.
station. Lieute.ant- Colonel Harry O. lSi.rf ..t
Infantry. s detailed 20 attend ih' 'nrai rrirnf uf
the National Guari ~ I'rnayNan. a. o.. 'I.fa
q O. i AZ D.
time 20 to place -p-ciN-i aui report fo fHe COOS.
eruOr OF renns lNania fof such cu'v nF nAl h- CO.,
quir-d ~ him during ~" Of .dfrrfs~ff ami ...f f..
conclusion thereof will Irslfa fo bis I.of.f ..4.
ton.
Assistant Ena.no~f &C. - rri,r. To-, OBJ. Nlty fl.
been ordered O. duty Hs s.-I.'lnf f1 fNt .l.t ...
OF machinery 80 The columbian iron Works. la...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
THE SUGAR TRIALS POSTPONED.

Washington. June 1o-The trial OF Elverton Il.
Chapman. the New-York broker who was indicted
last October for refusing to testify before the Sem
ate Investigating Committee In the Sugar Trust
case will not take place until late next fall. This
conclusion was reached at meeting OF the prose
cutting attorney and the defendants counsel before
Judge Cole in Criminal Court No. this morning.
Mr. Chapman did not appear In court, but ex-
Senator Edmunds and Messrs Shellabarger and
Wilson represented him. Mr.. Edmunds asked for
the continuance Of the until the next term OF
court 1t was acknowledged on all sides he sad.
that the sugar cases would never be finally terrni-
mated short OF the Supreme Court and 1t was the
desire OF all interested to get them there as readily
as possible. but that could be done as easily by
having the Court hearings next fall as TO nav"
them now. The Court. after some deNberation con
Cured I'm this view and Mr.. Edmunds SAID ne
would be ready 70 go with the cases next No
yenlber They wero continued accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
pocr,r. CONGRESS OF WASHINGTON.

Washington. June 19--As a result Of the CONFER
o,ce to-day between the Postmaster-General ana
Edmund Holm director OF the International bureau
~ the Universal Postal Union the first wednesday
in Nav 1891 was fixed for the meeting or the
Postal Congress 10 be held In TINS Guy, "nic" "''
la Lnoun AS the Postal Congress OF Washington.
-, IN contlnu. in session several weeks. About
20. aoleyates vii! be In attendance, representing
nearly every civilized Government OF ne word
Postal matters of various chaIacters WI, De hs-
,V.'.d and If possible. "a uniform rate OF postage
: ~ csrr~ing the malls Will be agreed on The dele
patcs are supposed TO have authority from me
t"a.is -, heir Governments TO sign agreements
.'ch I'm he binding. This will be the third meet
irr 81 The congress, when has a session every SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
years. The previous meetings were held IN iaris
TO COLLECT THE MORA CLAIM

TO COLLECT THE MORA CLAIM
MINISTER TAYLOR DIRECTED TO PRESS THE
SPANISH GOVERNMENT FOR SETTLEMENT
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE unsatisfactory man
ner in which the Spanish Government has acten
In connection with the Mora claim when III"
State Department directed 10 press ny III
LIIId Congress. has caused Secretary oii'F -
give serious consideration to measures or an a
gressive character toward settling the rights oi
Mora which Spain has conceded to the poih' OF
giving a positive promise to pay. There has beeh
much difference OF opinion among the various
Secretaries OF State and United states MINIS
tcrs 10 Madrid since the claim originated over us
business and the proprieiy OF pressing 1t that A'.
Oneys decision In favor OF enforcing its pay
ment is OF considerable interest. Mr.. Gresham be
lieved In the merits OF the claim, and 1t Is under
stood that he was In favor OF the action which
Congress took recently directing the secretary OF
State to press II.
Secretary Olney declined 10 discuss the matter to-
day. but 1t Is known positively that iIannis Tay-
lor the United States Minister to Spain. has been
instructed to insist speedy settlement by tho
Spanish Government in conformity with the action
OF Congress.
The matter OF aggressive action 10 which refer
has been made has been brought TO the at
tenton OF the State Department by ono OF its
officials in the form OF a suggestion said 10 have
been made without great seriousness at first that
the pathway pointed ont by Congress should be
followed in the direction Of cuba. where Mora's
seized plantations are. and the amount Of the cla
should be collected In the mann, adopted by Great
Britain in it's recent trouble with Nicaragua. II ~
not supposed that this suggestion has been scri-
ously considered.
Antonio Maxine Mora was an American clifton
who owned valuable sugar plantat .ons in cuba.
The property seized by IN" Spanish Govern
inent during instruction and confls'nfci In III"
absence OF the owner. After long nogoiitfions.
Snain in 1856 admitted tho Justice Of Morl's claim
for reimbursement and offered 10 pay SL5orO IN
settlement. Opposition In the 'ort"s however.
prevented the payment OF the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

, NEW COMMANDER FOR THE NORTH
ATLANTIC FLEET.

<.,.,,, =, ,co,,r, ov..-r ~ TIE,
SEVEN kANN'N" vi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HERBERTs Ac-
.. e,.ppp1S. TO NAVAL. OFFICERS.
T'"N sum ,
Try rFiEGRAfh 10 i''. -, 80.
Washington ''h' ~ ..,,,,..t,,,
command the Nor'h A''"'' r'e ,,,.,,,
Bob Evans "''' no' 'VO0'I ~, ,.on,.,,,,od
Of Navigation anu S'N''"' q, 49,. rn, "a,
changes among prominent ha'"' o'"'o'H wa,
take place Secretary Herbert 'o-u"! So''''
long pending question as 10 Inc hoN' 'o'i''''''
n, the home fleet Commodore ff""''S VI '"'
received the detail. much 20 tHat ohl'ci s'"''."
i nc the duty is regarded as the most responsible
''"'' So. IT, s,,oc,t,, o,,hoy.h predicted some
In the Navy. Inv 80 '''' ,..,.l.-,
,;,,o oco vas something OF surprise. commodore
So. e,,n,, office his grade, SIX
ounce - ''''"'" ~ ,-,o ord H.,
- whom aNaIaDle LOT -" ''''''' "'' -
ut.rt,y entitled 20 tho detail, The COmmOdore
+ looked upo" "S d" ' 49, - 49, ..,,
zsai. His las. important service WIS - '''
-,,ndau. O. the Naval Station at Newport. ana MS
last sea duty was ~ '"r - -. ,,o >,s,,l
lan:a II lS>> IL" - 10" ''0 - - "
-. co., tho, Admiral Ramsay was an applicant
IN" ."' % 49,, 49,. ,,n,,.,1 orl ts,t he
Tor Animal Ncaies I''e c'h'i"'"" '''' '"'' '
&c ,.., a., yea service as a flag officer created
H. ~ ~. 49, ,.o,,,d o.. flo detail The
me '."i!c's''" ~ " ~ -, an, d, - r,,
,,, .,. la wifi hay, an opportunity TO iy h!s
!'NVF ."' 49,, -. .,.t., ne, s,cr.,,rv II,r-
nag before .caN'"s INV "N''.' 49, -,
bert I'D 20: wish that Adm!fAl "'fhS'H S''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
ANOTHER OFFICIAL INSPECTOR
A KENTUCKY EDITOR WILL. INVESTIGATE THE
SAN FRANCISCO MINT.

Washington June 10 (SpeciaD.-According 70 trust
worthy information, another worthy recruit VIII
soon Join the ranks OF the grand army OF oiciai
.,spectors which the Administration has sent 10 the
field for active service in the Pacific States. His
name IS H. w Van Sender. and he IL the private
secretary of Secretary Carlisle. OF the Treasury
Department. He Is. and still may be. the
editor OF a country Democratic newspaper In Ken
lucky II seems 10 have occurred 10 tho Director
OF the Mint or ~ least the fact seems to nave
been brought to his attention and impressed on MS
mind with considerable force. that the san Fran
cisco Mint is sadly In need OF Official inspection
and moreover. that Van Sender !s just the man for
the emergency 1t is perhaps needless TO say that
Van Sender accepts the fact and with modest brav
cry expresses his readiness 70 shoulder the conse-
quences. Some cavaliers might question his ability
and qualifications for such duty, but In doing so
they would forget ignore the fact that Ken
lucky man, even a Kentucky rural editor. must nee
essaiiy and always be an expert in mint inVest-
cations AS soon as this is brought 10 their atten
lion they will realize how vain and baseless would
be their criticisms. Whatever mistakes this Al
innistraton may make. the selection of agents 10
DO its bidding Is not among them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
GREATEST OF ARMOR TESTS.
SECRETARY HERBERT ORDERS MORE lMPoR-
TANT ONE THAN HAS EVER TAKEN PLACE
IN THIS COUNTRY.


TANT ONE THAN HAS EVER TAKEN PLACE
IN THIS COUNTRY.
Washington. June l9.-Secrc;ary Herbert has
issued orders for more important test than has
vet been made in this country. Heretofore the great
attacks on armor at the Indian Head Proving
Grounds have been solely for the purpose OF test
nr plates for acceptance under contract conditions
The test authorized to-day is 10 investigate the
damage which would be done 10 an armorcd ship
IN action special attention being given 10 the effect
Of smashing shot on the vessels framing ana de-
vices for attaching the protecting plates. For this
purpose a complete frame from the battleship Iowa
Will be set w a, Indian Head, the fourtecn-Inch
armor plate viii be attached 20 T.. and the whole
target will he attacked by guns OF heavy callbre.
The steel frame VIII be Identical with that Of the
Iowa from deck 10 deck behind the armor belt.
This structure. which is about eight feet high ana
i've feet thick. will include a sufficient number OF
tho ribs 10 back the length Of plate about SIX
teen feet Five Inches OF wooden backing which IL
tn amount adopted fof the baicshlps now being de-
signo l. viii be used and the fourtcen-lnch Harvey
lied plate will fastened 10y twcntyslN bolts
Of new and slmplncd design. The ships framing
will be constructed at the Norfolk Navy Yard
from the same material and drawings that were
used at Cramps shpyard for the Iowa. This frame
Will be attached to hillside by timber engaging II
only at the deck lines. every precauon being taken
TO secure the exact conditions OF battle IN Whch
the Iowa might he supposed to he engaged with u
vessel OF the highest power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
Talk 1t Over.

In most cases talking is better than
writing. Many contracts are lost in
the delay and uncertainty of nego-
tiations by mail. With telephone
YOU have almost all the advantages
of personal meeting. No one can
afford to disregard the opportunities
afforded by this modern appliance.
The cost is not great. IS cents a
day will pay for most improved ser
vice, with direct wire and metallic
circuit, for all moderate users.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A.-FOR SALE. Family going away Will
sacrifice contents of ,h"ir private stable.
comprising
4 Grand Pair weli-m1fchel Cl'r'age
Horses. lI.3 bands. COLBY built.
Combination Saddi. arl Harness Con,
lJ.2 hands.
Family horse. usci for depot purposes.
Very Speedy Road ilDrs- no record. can
tr1' I'm 80.
These horses are very stylish. fearless
elevated roads. l.cNnoti.or. steam AMI all
obstacles. are pnff.sti5 - and
Also. elegant ni,ugham. Game cart
Canopy Top Cutunder Family Surf"T '-"a's
fouu. ladies Toy fnae,Yn. four pass'r-
gers. D0g cart. Top Silehar BUGGY. Run
about Wagon. Pike Sulky: bull, by Brow
si'f. ~iiN"is ana iNr'ien mH."rs. ALE IN
excellent order.
single and double silver md hasa coach
surrey. 'aft an buggy harness. ladies'
and grntlcmcns English saddle and birdie.
imported robes. Blankets. whips. VIII b.
sold az onr-th..d their value TO quick ppr-
chas"r'.
OWNERS STABLE.
80 EAST 3iSTST. near Mad-on-aye.
FOR sALE.-P1nies that arc l.. l. bred
and broken. Tor Children ami ladies. Al
dress Or. .. =. JACKSON. +. %. Rox 'Gi.
lamai Il. l.. /
FOR sALE.-T-n stock ponies N Shot
land. Welsh and iarknov breeds. ADJ
ores. Dr. .. e. JACKSON. l.. q. Box lcl,
Jamaica. l.. J.. Y.
$50 GREATEST BARGAIN oyer offered
Us party going abroad. iight. n~si-c.ass
extension top family surrey. cost $500. used
- month. also fDr very low price. Hight
stylish cuturier Es-cN trap. used only
I've times. and plated harness. Apply IL
West i4ih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

Washington, June Reconnaissance Miller has
compiled the official figures showing the colec-
lions from internal revenue for the eleven months
Of the fiscal year 1895. The total receipts aggre-
gated $751; 40 636 increase over 1894 OF s33S The
principal items From spirits. E4232.2U a de-
crease Of $l43s,246; from tobacco S,2l502. an in
crease OF Sl33 5oo; from fermen;ed liquors. t2s.
OlGo59 an increase of 1924 POS; from oeomargarinc.
s.s23.3sl a decrease Of s2ss3G. The total amount
collected account Of the income aggregates
s77l30 go This will be refunded all the
claims are properly filed. The receipts for May were
g., l22 s37 less than for May 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
TWO PENSION ATTORNEYS DIsBARRED.

Wash,ng,on June 1.-THE Secretary OF the IN
terror has signed order disbarr'ng the Following
a,orneys from practice before the Interior Depart
,,o,,. Edward J. Stevens q, New-York city, for
mpropor and unprofessional conduct IN hllng state
nents not sworn to as afiidavits in pension cases
Chauncey A. King OF old chatham ~ H. LOT
charging Illegal fees In pension cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
SIist ,.I.fANf.D,

ANrHIGNN Law ADVICE NSrH
c4rr fiuf f.I oNlfr-r Z pl,I~f.l MI
ra' N.'0 ls % ..lln statement -
j.lr ,4se wall 30 Tie Fact. .u4 49, a
clear lav1l .pn 20 in writing. We tls~
Me l4fr..t law library lu his country At
th~ drp..nl uf Nlr A.tirHfJ nnaf' We
take 80 laWtuifs. Zee q, Send fDr our
prifpr'ils. 'Dmmuni ',..rs surDly cone
,,ion'i'l I.a.s W. MvFE tfHH.
hr.ilN''. y y. 'ify.
At , PRICES" AT - PRICES" rine
Trunk i'u- Bag pr"f +I'f ,u'-.
fatehris. steamer Tiunsi. steamer 'Anifs
lrf direct ff.m Waauf, fuf-i. CHARLES
s'IN Al;II - ~ ave.. n'.r Hih.st
ADVICE FREE All lawsuit. DAMAGE
accidents. divorces. SEPARATIONS. 'sint's
ssif.cl. collections ls,l papers drawn.
v I'D. m..lf ur.f decd. .ssl.nmrut- l.l.
WARD BUTCHER. ~ Efoadvaj. o. y
WAITE A g.Yl. paylur 'iyur stand ln
pu'ir building. " cigar store ~ :
good lNDIfl1r. must c.ns" 40 Il T.. m.
SHAPIRO 3r East s3I.s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
REAL. ESTATE.


Az ELEGANT cofn~r store. with dwelling
ana barn. 40 minutes from New YORK.
ni. Improvements. near depot. c,rhang" ~
conner lnt or ircurlr property price Sj.wn.
g. 600 mortgage. W. FAEREiI. SMITH.
go lif'h. ST.. Now York
FAR E1cKAWAY (Wayc Crcsu. Central
ave-. Rrsllencr II fhr late Dnnl NJ.
Cahr. MODERN. - rooms. furnished. stable.
cnachr4ns rooms. lnN.op. rent 81 ~lc.
f.f saie. $4,000 i T.. CURTIS. owner
80 N1N-4'.. or Ludlow. pry * Co.. ~
Elr' .nfn 90.