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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23

LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. March 22-p m
While the volume Of business on the Exchange
to-day was comparatively large-237 1893 shares
yet Il was rather a dull day. and stock move
ments were irregular. IT. point Of activity the
industras led the market, and transactions IN
them were entirely speculative. Distilling and
Cattle Feeding. which was the most active Of the
group (44.713 shares declined finally q to 14ts.
due to realizing GALES. and the fact that the
demand for stock against the date Of deposi,ng
It under the reorganization plan has been met
There was no news on the property. Tales II
practical combination in regard to patent in
tcrosts between the electrical companies appear
to be premature but General Electric was held
up well. and closed the session unchanged. The
lew management In Chicago Gas was credited
with purpose to "smoke OUT a large short in
terest and the stock was accordingly put up 2
points at time. II closed at an advance OF
l13 net, to 72M despite unfavorable dividend
rumOrs The Changers were all down fraction
ally on the unfavCrabe showing of Northwest
erns February gross earnings. St Paul was
sold ex-div'dend. The regular quarterly dividend
Of IL of per cent on Rock Island was declared,
but gave no support 20 !he stock
Although London bought in this market inter
national specialties were not much traded In mere
and closed ir.egua rly-gcnerally lower. Atchison
was an exception. and on Tip from abroad
was active and advanced "a TO 51s The supposi-
ton is that It's reorganization scheme IN some OF
its details IS not so heavy on the STOCK as mas
been feared The general railway l!st was nrn,
save for Susquehanna and Western. which had
declined points at the close. to 3'A. Anthra-
cite plans looking toward a settlement or difficuI-
ties betw' the big companies were said to bear
hard this property. though II Is not hkeIy
that the plans referred TO have reached the point
suggested. The other tale of sales to nquidate
the holdings is more probable AT the close the
market duh and inclined TO be heavy.
silver was little irmer to-day. but there was
a marked decrease In the trading IN the
railway bond market. although prices were ilrm
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: s27,5OO Is, coupon.
iSo.. at ll2A4ll27s' $4,000 A.. coupon. 1922 at
lzo1a; 10000 A., 1907. registered. at lllh Quota
lions were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23

O00 but the late strength remained apparently
unimpared American Cotton OIL SIS advanced
to l12 Atchison DDS | to 1914. Colorado Midland
lists 21a to 67i5. Dallas and Waco lists to 81
Oregon Improvement consol IS l to %. san Anto-
Mo and Arkansas Pass as to 3d. Wabash ISIS rs
to LOG and Wisconsin Central lists to ~
The Sub reasur-' was a debtor al the Clearing
House 500 257 Its net loss on balance was Sl.6OZ-
49, made up by loss in currency OF s49s III anu
a loss in coin of s1lli643. To-days operations IN
cluded: Receipts. s2.206,3 1916: payments. S3Sl9ioi
resulting in a general balance of Sl5ssiSO'. con-
sistng Of $SS.716.56S coin and S6952524i currency
The business for the week ended tonight Includes
receipts of s2524l.145 and payments OF ST. iSo.
Deducting from the payments $5.2l4OOo ana rom
the receipts s. 10000 for items which affect only
its account with the General Treasury, lis loss as
affecting the banks. was ~ i95.293.
The United States Treasury at washington Ie-
celved to-day s34S. 053 National bank notes or r.
demption The customs receipts were st4c'foS, tlie
internal revenue receipts $33l,6i3 ana the iil.Sos
laneouJ receipts sl075s Total Government re-
ceipts for the day s7sS $50; expenditures, slO23-
500: excess OF expenditures. S2346i2 Receipts LOT
month to date. $lS.s7O95l; expenditures VI snoio'
excess of expenditures over receipts, *3loooo''
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as Io'-
lows:
Ne, gold on hand so M3gsG 10 @a+: Dec
s:3 i SS@4 on s1 sss as BE- be-
Actual cash In the
Treasury
outstanding ., ,oo
certificates ...SlHl.3l2.!hl Sl"l l'c' F"i''
Deposits in bank. lJ.2i3.Gil ID 2S,Opf Dec 0"''
Available cash .S2O6.5jG.Gic S20G1i2,iU Dec Sifi'"
Deduct minor liza o- .,-
biiities ......... 2I3issiS 2oSSyOi3 Dec f%'SS
Actual cash baIsiS, 237 7o4 ss5 c5o safe
The above statement reflects conditions Oh JUST
ness Wednesday last. go
The Journal of Commerce" gives the buiiioh
holdings of European banks on the dates men
toned as follows:
Mar 81. o5. Mar IL. 90 Mar. 90. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
. February -. 1898.
lRk M-NcrIDN RAlI.MAY cow
WI. H. TEN El'K.
~ IL III. f.m,n q fnunr.l.


~ pkEAlE cot RT.-ln the matter OF the aN-
- Ilcl0n ~ the Board 4 Fire Conmssion"rs u tn"
,auu.ualiv the Cy II New York by tho counsel -
%" Corporation = sad ''N. relative 10 ACQUIRING tti
arls ~ the n0rihsnstery corner - EaIi!I
avenue. East. uuI East one Hundred anu fNty -h.hth
street Tve.tf Third Ward ~ sad CITY, duly s'
looted ly SAID Board q for buildings for the Use
90 Fire Department 81 said city under AMI IN pH'
iSa,
w. tine uncers Commissioners u Appraisal in the
visions - ,aap'r l5 q the Laws II 1879. hereby xiv:
motto. 10 m. lessee lessees PARTIES and
persons Untitled stel in n" lands
rnrm.ni and premises. title 20 which IL
sought acquired IN ths proceeding ana 70 All o''s
~ concern 20 Wit. 49,, -,
First hav" completed our estimate OF the oss
sssees. parties ara
persons interested lands premises affected by ms
ling or having therein. and have Med
"A true report transcript Il such estimate IN the ONCE
81 II Fire Commissioners Of IN" 'ttN OF
York there - remain during the space * ten
the inspection n wh0nso'V"r n may concern
That AN parties or persons whose rights may o.
thereof. may Hiihlh n Gays ane ,ur
publication = This notice 'Aarh 22i $50 NE 'h,iE
once Room 10 1l3. the third H""r ~ tl' S,rW%it
lri,dng No 2~O broadway. in sad city, as provided ny
section 4 chapter lHl Nh" Laws II iN>N as ameni'd
,v chapt.r q, of Of 1890. which said acs are.
y h,rf,r l5l II the Laws u lsy4. made applicable 10
this proceeding and that the said commissioner
viii hear the parties objccung. AZ our said Once IN
the day 81 Apri. 1898. AT $50 o'clock IN ne ao
noon upon such subsequent days AS may be fouhd
Thrrha, report herein vi he pr'sen'ed to i6G
rn,,n fhor.,f d, lo hold chambers thereof In rho
county house. tho lily Of New York IN the 23
JT a., NprI >p5 ~ he opening ~ the court tat
coiu4e, can D. heard thereon motion Viii be- raa" thit
TN. said report hr confirmed
Dated Ncr-York. March 2ist iN.3. -
CHARLES \. HESS
Thomas ALLISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.
Chcasp. H.. March ist. is..'.
ANNUAL. MEETI\ti
lNIIE SrAGL IInI nI,RS If Tho Chlcngn and
THE IoIIrr ANp clncAGo nALnoAIp CO. so,si,
Toparlnsrsblp Notices.

'NIlE UNDERSIGNED nave TINS day lo''''"
n copartncrsh.p under the firm name ~ HENRI
rDw,Vps & co At.rn,ys and Managers II the fol-
lowing Lloyis:
METROroIITAN Lroyps OF NEW-loRk CITY
INDEMNITY FIRE LLOYDS or NENN"Eh 'Il''
IMPERIAL FItE LIOYDI or NEWNoHN'
Union IIOYDs or NETWORK CITY.
GERMAN-AMERICAN FIRE AND MARINE LLofpS
OF NEW YORK
with pnccs at 4iiS Cedar street. Continental Building
New York
HENRY EDWARDS.
EDWARD D. PALFUEl,
] ,;UAT~TAN MACMAIiON.
CHARLES A. BALDWIN.
G A. Baldwin ~ Co, Bankers.
4O-i2 wall street New-fork
l. j. CARTER.
g. T. Baldwin - Co.. lilnk.rs.
40 l2 Wall Street. NcH-York.
" = BUSENHARK. President.
baldwin Bros. Banking CO.. ~ y
New York March ist. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
trst an0 (ounO.

RANK BOOK LOST-Bank Book No: ~" ~ OF Vhe
- lowery Savings Bank Is MISSING me ilnder Is i'-
qucste1 to- II bank. II rot restored before
the 10th Of April 1876 Application Will be- mao" 10
the BANK for book.
II ANKBOOK LOST.-Banklook No. G,3GG2. OF the
- Bpwcfy SAVINGS Bank IN missing. TIE Under IL re-
qurited 10 the Hank II not restored before
the 2lst day Of April 1899. application viii b" made to
the Bank for Dock
I OST.-Iiank Book no so Dry Dock Savings
- Bank. Any person having Claims upon said book II
called upon the tn the bank within thirty
dhyr the said book will be- declared cancelled and eN-
tinRuishe'i AMI on Issued IN leu thereof
I OSr.-lIank Book NJ. 1857 Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank person having claims upon said book is
cali ID present the 10 the bank within thirty
dayr. the said will be declared cancelled and
tiEGulshed aud Issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.
london March ~ p. m.-Consols. lOiia for money
anu iV4 VIC for the account Canadian Pacific, 3si
ERE vs.; DO second consos Gill;. Illinois Central -;
Mexican ordinary. i7is; ct. Paul common. 5s1. New
iofk central. 3Si4: Pennsylvania. 5li: Reading y.
mekcan Central per cent bonds. 81; Louisville
ana Nashville So: Atchison common. "a.
- y fn-The amount OF bullion into the Bank or
England on balance to-day IL fjlUoo Money. l1la per
cent The OF discount the market for both
snort and three months bills is ii.piS per cent Paris
advices quote per rentes l02 francs WY
cenmes for the account and exchange London at -
francs 2Sis certimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23

The price ~ domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Chicago. 10r. premium;
Boston 1JGl2i2c discount.
Bank clearines were a. follows AZ IN" places
named: Ncw-York Exchanges. {No.o2}.6-'. bal
anc.s $4G70.7Gl. Philadelphia Exchanges. N0-
OG9 g54; balances 81 .204 81. Chicago Exchange.
10 COO 100. balances 81 725G0S iiostou-EN-
changes. Sl2.5Gl.342: balances N.31t3tG
The price Of commercial bar silver In TINS mar
ket was G3c, nominal. an ounce" Mexican d.
lars were oulteI ~ 90. In London bar silver
advanced IA t. q I3-lGd an ounce. RI" I1ndo
market was steady. The Lucauih viii sail Tor
Europe tomorrow with $4,000 ounces ~ silver
and $4,000 from Mexico.
Foreign exchanges especially sterling. w"r"
firm and higher today. owing To- ia" increased
street rate Of discount in London. Few CONNECT
cial bills were offered. while demands increased
AZ the close tn. market vas strong. bat very
quiet The following tabi" shows th" rates ~
which business was actually done:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
financial.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

On March I'm, one year We aIvIsei INC purcase
81 Mop" giving reasons. It advanced nearly 10 Z:
WE BELIEVE IT Is ENTITLED TO \ .. RISE on
THIS MARKET. The dcclnr in IT has been out Of pro
portion the others because IL kept its money in the
treasury instead ~ unearned dividends We think
the ROAD managed the Interests Of the company
by 81 and ablcs nnanciers in the World.
Buy IT ESSIO%S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
H.Hfs
\. HESS.
ALLISON.
John BtRNE.
Commissioners.
ISAAC y. BRENNAN. clerk
DI'RSUANT 10 statutory requirement. notice

DI-RSI'ANT 10 statutory requirement, notice
i is hereby ryen that Act has been passed ~ both
hranccs of the Legislature entitled and "orVl as fol-
An act to povLl" the md collection u
m. rX,ens. 81 removal - and lee from the SIDE
walks ~ public and avenues IN the city II New
Further notice ia hereby rv"l rha, public hearing
upon such bill be- held nj tho Office 81 the Mayor IN
the Hail In the 'ity 80 York N Tuesday
March 10Th 1925. AZ
tSlgncdD WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor.
Dated CITY Hall New York. March 22l. ls'5
ID IRSl ANT Ia statutory requirement. notice
Is hereby given that Act has been passed by both
branches 81 the Legislature. entitled and worded as fol-
lows:
An ACT t. authorize further appropriations Tor the
maintenance y the American Nuseum ~ Natural History
IN the city ~ Ncw-iork.
Further notice is hereby gvcn that public hearing
ufnn such Will be- held Oi,ice of the Mayor. In
the CITY Hall IN IN" 'iv ~ Nrw-iork. on Mondey,
1SignodI WiIIINn l.. STRONG. Mayor.
Dated city Hall Ncw-York. March 18th. 1888
ID CRSIANT to statutory requirement. notice
hereby given that has been passed 10y both
branches or the Legislature ,utcd and worried "a fol-
lows:
Az ACT provide Tor cnlnrins The building situated
Central Park the City x NewNork. and occupied
by the American Museum % Natural History. for the
puroAe o furnishing pr"pe: facilities for Increased ex-
hlhti1n.
Further notice IS hereby given that public hearing
upon such hin viii be held at the Office of the Mayor. In
the civ Hall In the cry ~ Ncw-York on Monday.
tSignedC WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor
Dated city Hall Ncw-York March 18th. 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23

In London money on call was p..r cent The
rat. 81 discount in the open marko, f'r long and
short bills was j.. per cont Cold bullion = inc
amount ~ fjl 600 went into the Bank ~ England
on balance today British consols advanced II
for money 10 l0ite and remained unchanged Tor
the account at l04 9-l6. American securities w"r"
generally strong and while Erie declined y -
81 St Paul rose ?. 20 JSf,. Louisville ana Nash
VILE &. 70 81 AtchisOn r. - 80. Erie IDS y -
Gil, and Illinois Central u 10 -.
French rentes l02 francs 92'a confines: Paris
exchange on London. 2j francs 2si2 centimcs;
Berlin sight sterling ~ marks A. pfennngs.
Gold premiums to-day: Bu"no Ayr"s 2Jl1O.
Madrid Z Lisbon 232ja4, 81 Petersburg % Athens
~ Rome 40. Vienna 3.
"Iun's Review" for Saturday. March -. says:
"Indications Of Improvement in business grow
more distinct. Tn" most ohtrusive ~ them. the
speculative advance In cotton and In stocks TX
the least reliable, nor can either OF these b" sali
reflect actual Improvement in business conan,
lions. Railroad earnings are scarcely better an
the spccula ton Is largely based on expectation "a
more effective monopoly in coal dad some oth'T
products. London was buying largely bh' II as
likely 10 sell on any rise cotton docs Hol rs
because there Is more demand for goods. but
there is more demand for goods because cotton
~ dearer. More valuable Indications ar" that IN"
volume II domestic trade gains a littlr, money Is
in much better legitimate demand. ana IN" force
OF hands at work gradually Increases in som" IN
dustrics. and I'm others is restricted onIy by
strikes which are presumably temporary. Tn"
threatened strike II c1kc-workers has been avoid
Cd by an advance OF - per cent In wages, ana th'
strike in building trades here has ended. the men
returning t. work.
We have received the following:
"The Reorganization Committee Of the Wiscon-
sin Central Railroad System. George Cpppcll.
chairman, announces that in the short time II
three weeks 81 937 600 out OF the total issue ~ ST.
600 600 first mortgage = per cent bonds have D'"n
deposited with the United States Trust Company.
The committee urges outstanding holders to de
posit their bonds with the dcpositary n the
earliest opportunity. so that Application may be
made 70 the New York and Boston Stock FIX
changes for the listing of the engraved cer'iii-
cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
]1nblic y Office.
DUBLIC NOTICE.

ROOM 20 E dITY HAL SEW M,I,a Is,5 cIT Is5s
Pursuant 20 directions given to IN the following
rssogton which was & II the M GSmIa I'm I
Resolved That Thursday the eleventh day Of April;
and pac wh g AMI a Where the application Of the
NewY9r Junction Raway GompaHy to ths GT' au
hor,y and permission for the eonotnG2n dnsna 10
be- constraccd by the said company en;ohsd their
petition for such consent Will be hrst Sonsif RE-, =, am h
publishing the same daily flr least fourteen days IN
mated tberef5r IY lis Honor the Mayor according to
the provisions II the Railroad Law such advertising 70
Pubic no,lec is hereby gyen that at the time and
a n oF 6 HdIh ne SeYok Junction RaSay
pany VIII be considered as is required by the PROVISIONS
To the Honorable ,he Common coarcil Of the city OF
The petition Of The North New-York Junction Rail
way o y5 H ' sr@e surface railroad cor
poaton da 9raza and nsor2,ed u ,Ss ans ~
HNe 'Su35F O en 81 i' the S' R":risd Law
TIA; the pd corporation p,op+ +ssct to rsad M pnb
lie use in tho conyeyance II persons End p3peT,y IN
County y upon and aons the The
N~Yngk re Wit commeneng az point or place
Wills Avenue south 4 the southern b.gevarI' WIZ wni
ayenuo Hundred and Forty ninth stree; thence
through along ani upon "ne Hu @nrs brurS ans
and upon Gerard avenue to one Hundred and
one Hundred and Sky first stree, point or place
on said street Jerome avenue. together with
turntables suitable stands FOR the convenient work
That hs rs'oi proposed to b hull coo''5 5ags
m},as sS 9 9h intended 5 be opae by any
motive power other than locomotive steam power whcn
AT any time hereafter MAJ lawfully BE- used ana
YOU petitioner further that pursuant to the
laws q This sat. IL necessary for + obtain the
consent Z The Common c3gnc! - The cry q New,fo
20 enable 10 construct. maintain and operate ne
railroad Aforesaid and acG9rdlngy your p%iahe' H."
Wherefore. your Petitioner pra>s and macs "ppC'-
TONER successor Successors isse"s ana assigns. -
construct. maintain and operate street surfac" railroad
streets and highways above st forth and described 10
Ce'her with an necessary connections. s"tch"s sllns'
furn-.u't 'urnahes ':osoy"r. and SUI able s'anls -
the convenient working ~ sad railroad ani i,r tnr
accommodation u the company cars which may 10 run
over said railroad BY your petitioner Ns snccessofs'
pat.l Nv. York February q 1875 COZ,
PANY. by join coTTEK President.
rr,~.I-t All mn of-c- - Tn Nrth New-Yart Junction
FOREGOING petition 10 the know.edge IL this d.
plf.nt 20 the matters therein stated 20 De al
trrincation Mt mad" by the petitioner ~ because
pou'nrs belief as 10 I'll meters IN said petition h3t
stated upon MS kr9H.'dge age Investigations which de-
ponent hrs caused - d, made concrfnnE ine subj,
In hs duties such officer 4 The petit
u'n"r In the abo'" p@'I.n Join CT l.I''
Nm L BORNkE. C.mr. < D"rIs. y Y City and CO.
which was reformed - 'h~ committee N Railroads.
AZ p.-r.us Interested IN the foregoing application are
hereby tIsI i- present IA. time and pace men
wM H. TEN EYcK
t~.r X 4 a.. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23

Totals 81. .5l3 900 Sl4i1 ol5Wo sl2'i'Sl"o
The Treasury's usual ten days statement OF
the kinds of money used in payment Of customs
shows an increase from the previous period or
03 pc: cent In gold coin. 30 per cent In silver
certificates and 0.3 per cent in Treasury notes.
and a decrease of 2.S per cent in United states
legal tenders. The proportions compared with
the corresponding period In 1894 were: Gold coin.
03 per cent, against 3.S per cent; silver com,
none against ~: gold certificates. none. against
OF; silver certificates 3l6 against Az United
States notes. Ca. against 331: Treasury notes
IL per cent, against ISL Dcr cent In 1874. Gus
toms receipts for ten days ending March 20 were
s6673l4s. against s29s272, in the previous ten
DAYS period and 81 953.iS3 IN 1894.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Gail money was at 2d3 PER cent. Time money
was firm at unchanged quotations. Mercantile
paper continues in very small supply W" sub
ioin our usual table Of rates made up from In
formation furnished by the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-06
A NEW DISCOVERY BY the SHAKERS.

For more than hundred years the
Mount Lebanon Shakers have studied the
cultivation of medicinal plants and sought
to extract from them their healing essen
ees. Their labor has not been spent in
vain. They have made discovery that
will prove blessing TO mankind. 1t con-
sists of a cordial that causes immediate
relief in cases of indigestion. The impor-
tance of this discovery will be apparent
when we realize that nearly nine tenths
of our suffering are caused by dyspepsia
or Indigestion. Nearly every person you
meet has this digestive trouble in some of
its varied forms-sick headache, distress
after eating, pain and fulness..in the chest
after eating, palpitation of the heart, etc :,
are but symptoms of Indigestion TO re-
lieye these suffeirngs has been the study
of the Shakers and they have succeeded.
The reason the Shaker Digestive Cordial
has such an immediate and salutary
effect is that it causes the food eaten to
be digested, for it is undigested food that
causes the distress. The cordial causes the
food to be digested before there is time
for it to ferment and sour on tho stomach.
When the food is so digested it gives
strength and vigor toSthe feeble body,
makes one feel bright and cheerful, and
makes one gain in flesh.
The Digestive Cordial is so prompt in
its action that the very first dose will
havo perceptibly favorable result 1t
gives immediate relief
Every druggist has been sent supply
of our handsome, Donkey Puzzle Books.
and copy may be had for the asking
1t tells all about the Cordial as we'll as
Laxol, the new castor oil. Try a twenty
five cent bottle of Digestive Cordial and
see what it will do for you.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-06
An Ordinance Regulating Bicycle
Riding in the
CITY OF PORTLAND.

Be it ordained by the Mayor. Aldermen and
Common Council of the City of Portland, in
City Council assembled, as follows:
SEC. L. No person shall ride bicycle.
tricycle., velocipede or other such vehicle OF
propulsion upon any foot-path or sidewalk
in the city OF Portland. or upon any foot-patil
or turf in any of the public parks, prone
nades or other public grounds of the City OF
Portland.
SEC. 2. Amy person using a bicycle, tri.
cycle, Yeloolpede OF other such vehicle of pro-
pufsioD on the public streets or parks of the
city OF Portland shall be required to carry at all
times suitable alarm bell which shall be
seasonably sounded and shall be for the pur-
pose OF giving Warags to pedestrians and oc-
cupRnts OF other vehicles of the approach of
such bicycle. tricycle.. velocipede, or other such
vehicle of propulsion.
SEC. 3. No perslon using bicycle, tricycle.,
veiocipede, or other such vehicle of propul.
sion on the public streets Oh parks OF the city
of Portland, shall ride such bicycle tricycle.,
velo2ipede, or other vehicle of propulsion In
a reckless or dangerous manner. and without
at all times keeping such bicycle, tricycle.. We
loc!Eede. or other such vehicle OF propulsion
person propel such bicycle, tricycle. veloci-
pede or other vehicle of propulsion in the pub
lie streets or parks of the city of Portland at
rate OF speed greater than eight miles an hour.
SEC: 4. ANY person violating the provis-
ions of this ordinance shall be liable to a penal
offense, to be recovered for the use of the city
by complaint before the municipal court for
the city of Portland
SEC. 5. All ordinances or parts of ordi-
nances inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
peaied.
SEC. 6. This ordinance shall take effect
when approved.
Approved July 80, 1895. ily31d1W
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-06
MI arveIous Results.

derman, of Dimondale, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: "I have
nc hesitation in recommending DR.
Kings New Discovery, as the results
We're almost marvellous in the case of my
wife. While was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives junction she was
brought down with Pneumonia succeed
ing La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and 1t seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend recon-
mended Dr. Kings New Discovery; it
was quick in it's work and highly salts
factory in results. Trial bottles free
at Geo. M. Young's Drug Store. Regu-
lar size 5Oc and SIC 4S9 Congress
street H G. Starr, Westbrook.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-06
RuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world fol-
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup,
tions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo.
M. Young, 489 Congress ST., b. g. Starr,
: uzsstbrook.