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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
iSHOCKfNG SUICIDE.
The Reason why They Did Not Want to
Give Up DIR. starr.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. Especial
-lnteligence was received here to-day of
most shocking suicide. which occurred
Yesterday afternoon in Prince George
county the victim of death at his own
hands being James Kennedy, aged about
thirty-hve years.
Kennedy has been widower for the
past seven years, and since the death
OF his wife ne has lived with his mother.
II IL said that he was addicted TO strong
drink. What prompted him to commit
the rash act is not known.
The young man killed himself by blow
ing OFF his head with a double-barrelled
shotgun.
The vestry Of ST. Paul's Episcopal
church held a meeting yesterday after
noon. and extended call 10 a minister,
whose name has not yet been made pub
lie but who resides in Virginia.
Ii will be remembered that a call was
extended some weeks ago by the vestry
of the church to Rev. W. Il. Evans, ID.
D., of Columbia, y. c. Mr.. Evans ac-
cepted the CALI but subsequently re-
called his acceptance OF the same.
The paper prepared by the committee
appointed from the Board or Stewards
OF Waslugton-St NJ. r. church. set
ting forth the reasons why the church
objected TO the removal or Rev. ". q.
Starr. ID. D.. was read before the board
on Monday night last. but on account of
there not being a full attendance of the
members Of the board. the matter was
postponed for further consideration until
the next meeting. when IL is likely that
some final action will be taken on the
paper.
The George II. Thomas Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, will hold its an
nuaI meeting tomorrow night. when
officers will be elected for the ensuing
year and the post inspected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
N4RRIfGE T"HO yTEZ JHf."
Miss Lidie Lassiter and Mr.. Herbert Lips
comb nited.

A quiet but beautiful wedding took
place at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
I'm the parlors OF "Montezuma." the pret-
ty country residence OF Mr.. Joseph Las
sitter. about two miles from this city,
when Miss Lidie Lasitter became the
bride Of Mr.. Herbert f. Lpscomb.
The lhrge and handsome rooms were
iavishiy and tastefully decorated with
ferns, potted plants, cedar and holly. and
lamps with shades OF various colors shed
a soft light
The bridal party was ushered into the
parlor by Messrs. W. J. Carter and J.
II. Reed. best man, and advanced TO the
end Of the parlor, whore, standing among
a mass Of eVergreens, Rev. y. +. Lips
comb, of Danville, brother Of the groom,
pronounced the words that made them
husband and wife.
The bride, a beautiful brunette, was
tastefully attired i'm "A travelling dress of
dark-green cloth. trimmed with mink,
and carried bouquet Of Midame Tes-
tout roses.
The bridesmaids carried large bouquets
OF carnations and maider-hair ferns. They
were Misses Melanier Meagher, Bessie
Crump, Eva Watt. and Bessie Hancock
After the ceremony the young people
drove 10 Richmond and took the 10 train
for a northern trip. Upon their return
they will reside i'm Richmond.
The bride Is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lasitter, and IS a
young lady Of many charms of mind and
person.
The groom is well and popularity known
in this city. and holds the position OF
book-keeper for the p. Vhitlock Tobacco
Company.
Among tho Pfcbmonders nrasant at the
wedding were Dr. Ross. Mr.. H. G. ChamD-
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Reed. the Misses
Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright.
Professor John II. Powell, and many
others.
The marriage was one OF the most taste
ful affairs which has occurred I'm Henrico
county for a long time. and the many
presents bestowed upon the young couple
was an index 10 their popularity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

lie is the Patron Of BiiIto Provide Coas,
Defence and small Arms.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. 1S-
Several senator's are thoroughly IN
earnest about the Presidents message
and propose TO back him up in a most
substantial manner There have been
numerous conferences Of senators. and
there appears TO be somewhat practical
unanimty that an appropriation be made
speedily that would enable the admnistra-
tion TO equip an army If il were neces-
sary TO call one into the field. With this
idea In view, Chandler this morning in
troduced a bill which provides that the
President be- and he IL hereby authorized
and directed 10 strengthen the military
armament by adding thereto equipped for
use one million infantry rifles, one
thousand guns Tor field artillery, and not
exceeding five thousand heavy guns Tor
fOrtincatiCns, 10 be procured by manu-
facture i'm arsenais or by contract Tor
manufacture, or by the direct purchase IN
this country or elsewhere, according to
the discretion of the President, who SHAH
conform. when practicable, without un-
wise delay, TO methods prescribed Tor
making contracts and purchases by eX-
isting laws.
The sum Of one hundred million dol
lars is appropriated TO carry INTO erect
provisions Of this act
COAST DEFENCE.
Mr. Grout (RepD OF Vermont. offered
in the House a Dill OF the same purport
as Mr.. Chaudler's. II appropriates 800 .
oOoO. to be Immediately available Tor
the construction OF fortihcetios and
other works Of defence on the sea coasts
and along the Canadian frontier. and for
their armament with heavy ordnance.
To provide the moneys for the eXecu-
tion of the act the bill authorizes the
issue and sale al not less than par, for
coin. of one hundred million dollars In
per cent. bonds, running from one 10
thirty years al the pleasure OF the GOV
ernment 10 be offered 10 the public in
sums OF $40 $50. SlO0, and multipies OF
800. not exceeding sl,pO0, and they may
be used In payment or Treasury war
rants TO such persons as may choose 10
receive them at par
After the bill appropriating $4,000 for
the expenses Of Venezuelan boundary
commission had been passed In the House
to-daS. Mr. Harrison DEM. Of Alabama.
endeavored 10 have read "A telegram
from citizen from Alabama. but Mr..
Dalzel Of Pennsylvania. objected 1t
was from "A resident from Mr.. HdrrisOn's
district Offering 10 raise ana equip a
military company in the event that the
United states went IL war.
HAVE LONG BEEN NEEDED.
~rhe bin introduced in the Senate to-
dav." said Senator Chandler. was not
intended especially TO apply TO our present
foreign complications. We need new
armament for the army. and are sadly In
need Of small arms.
several years ago We began the en-
largement and Improvement OF our navy,
Continued On Second PaSe).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

The House Committee on Courts OF
Justice met in the hall Of the House OF
Delegates last night 10 consider the
mechanics lien bill introduced by Mr..
Charles T. Bland. OF Portsmouth. Messrs.
y. +. ROsser. Charles O.. kizer. and
Charles j Cannon. representatives Of the
labor unions Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
appeared before the committee IN advo-
cacy of the bill, and Messrs W. j.
Whitehurst and W. NJ. Woodward repre-
sented the dealers In building materials.
Mr. l.. o. Wendenburg OF this city,
explained the provisions OF tho bill,
which extends the time tor filing lien
to sixty days.
on motion of Colonel Berkeley. OF
Roanoke. the bill was passed by until
January 10. 1895. when all persons inter-
ested in the measure will be given an
opportunity 10 be heard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Naval Movements.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. lS.-Chies
Engineer A. W. Morley has been detached
from the Maine on account Of the III
the BROOKLYN naVy-yard, changing places
with Chief Engineer &. p. Howell.
lieutenant Commander c. r. Hutchins
has been detached from the Navy Depart
ment and ordered to command the Sara
toTa, relieving Commander r. T. Strong,
VINO is placed on waiting orders.
Commander G. NJ. Chester has been
detached from the Brooklyn nayy-yard
and assigned TO the command Of the
Richmond.
other naval orders issued to-day fol-
low:
Commander c. S. Ripley 10 the Chicago
Rranoh photographic Office. Lieutenant
j. o. Nicholson, granted three months
sick leave: Passed Assistant Engineer
W F. Winchel from the Norfolk yard
10 the Enterprise: Lieutenant III. r.
TYLER. from the Boston and ordered 10
appear before . retiring board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-Forecast for
THURSDAY:
For Virginai-(:enerally fair; probably
cloudy in the evening. warmer sou'heHy
winds. rs
For North and South Carolina--fair;
southcrly Winds. A.
The barometer mas fallen on the At
4, nos risen AT Rocky Mountain stations
and north OF Lake Superior and Mime.
sofa. II is warmer east OF the Mississippi
and colder at Rocky Mountain and Texas
stations. a.. .,,
coast Threa tening weather and rains
are rerortsd from the central valleys and
southern portion OF the lake regions.
The weather viii continue far and
vii prevail I'm the central valleys and
lake regions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
sPECTfL CO.HMITTEE.
The Chamber Appoints One on the Ques-
tion of "CommissiOns."

A called meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors OF the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce was held yegterday evening
Present. Messrs :. II. Halves. president;
r. W Powers, second vice-president, and
Messrs II. s. Binswanger T.. A. Catlin,
Jackson Guy j. l.. Hii, 1. II. Kaufman,
a. y. LanGerkin. s. ii. Pulliam. Charles
Straus. J. NJ Taylor, II. M. Whittle, !r.,
j. r. Williams, and W. NJ. Woodward,
directors.
The object Of the meeting was TO ron-
siaer what action was desirable on The
part OF the chamber upon the question NJ
Commissions, discussed at the meet
ing the 10th instant
Upon motion Of Mr.. Straus, seconded
by Mr.. Pulliam the president was re-
quested 10 appoint a special committee
10 which the addresses delivered on that
occasion should be- referred. with instruc-
tiOns TO report back 10 the board such
action as may be neemtd most advisable
The Chair then appointed upon this
committee j. Taylor Eilyson, Judge
George J.. Christian. Virginus Newton,
Colonel w. III. Palmer, Jackson Guy, and
John y, Purcell.
After some further discussion OF the
subject the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
look No Action.

The Council Committee on Streets held
a called meeting in room No. Of the
city Hall yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of considering the question OF
arranging the tracks OF the Richmond
Traction Company. on Broad street
from Twenty-fourth to Twenty seventh
streets. The members present were
Messrs. Mcdowell (sub-ohairman). King.
Mann. BiOomberg Bahen, Ferriter, and
DiacOnt.
A good deal OF discussion was indulged
I'm. but the committee finally adjourned
until December 9th. without taking any
action In the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
OPPOSED 70 PILOTS.
New England Makes Same Fight In Regard
to Pilotage That Was Made In Virginia.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 1s.-Spe-
ciai-Senator Frye has introduced two
bills in the Senate, the purpose OF which
are TO exempt American coastwise sail
ing vessels. piloted by their licensed
masters or by a United States pilot.
from the obligation 10 pay state pilots
for services not rendered.
The bills provide that masters Or mates
OF vessels who, upon careful examination,
are found 70 possess requisite kno"i-
edge and sl<tll, may he licensed as United
States pilots.
The matter is being urged by the New
England ship-owners, and the blll VIII
be pushed I'm both ho-ses OF Congress by
the New England representatives. This
is fhe same fight that has been made
i'm the Virg,nia Legislature between the
ship-owners and State pilots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

mcnt of MIR James b. Pacc, as these
gentlemen were jointly interested in
stocks and bonds. and after Mr.. Pace
made an assignment of his interest sn
these stocks and bonds. " also became
necessary for Mr.. Christian TO do -.
Mr.. Pace has named I'm his deed of as
signment a number of creditors who are
also named I'm the deed filed by Mr. Chris
tan. and consequently these creditors
will be secured / think after his af-
fairs are all settled up they will be Under
little II any loss"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
The Deer HINT Pnstponed.

The deer hunt arranged for the United
States Internal Revenue Commissioner,
Hon. Joseph S. Miller. and the Secretary
OF Agriculture. the Hon. j. 3. Morton.
has been postponed until after Christmas
owing 10 the sickness of the former and
the urgent demand for the latter in
Washington 10 attend Cabinet meeting
ON Friday. Collector Ryan was advised
both by letter and by wire yesterday. IL
Is understood that the sport will take
nIacs q few days after Christmaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
lnother Convict.

City Sergeant G. W. Rogers. OF char-
iottesvilie. appeared at the oifice OF tne
Auditor of Public Accounts yesterday az
ter delivering at the penitenuary GRANT
Johnson (coloredD, who had been SEN
fenced TO two years Imprisonment LOT
malicious assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Tbe following was the range Of the
Thermometer at The Times ONCE yester-
Guy NJ "a: II NJ. 5s: 3 p. NJ. IS: .
p NJ, 81; 0 r. ~, is; |, NJ. Ad' Aver
age. IL l-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
VOL. 9-NEW SERIES. NO. 269.


great duty. ! hope, therefore. that the
House will proceed TO pass the bill with
out delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
UNITED STATES BOOK COMPANY
REORGANIZATION.
CreIitOrs, Committee.

no NASSAU STREET.
The cerdor, Of the United States Boo, Company.
Lowell Coryell & Company. international Book Company
Publishing Company, Empire Publishing company
National Book Company and Hovendor COMPANY are
hereby that majority in interest Of the creditors
OF the foregoing companies signed and delivered the
creditors REORGANIZATION agreement dated April 10 1892
and that Committee therein named has In accordance
with the thereof declared the same operative and
limited the time within which creditors may become
parties thereto to the 9Th day q September ls'o'
No creditor car to said agreement after
said 5tn dav of September 1880 except upon the
Of penalty the Committee in It's discretion
may impos'.
said companies hereby invited 10 be-
parties said agreement copies of which may be
obtained from the Committee the above address
Ssw-York August 3lst 1895.
JOHN I. WATERBURY. Chairman.
T.. II. WENTWORTH. JR Secretary
I,N.Aprs l.IINATE AZ NEAMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Decrease
The railway bond market was active and trans.
actions aggregated a larger total than IN several
weeks. The Erie reorganization plan announce
mcnt caused gains OF from 10 points IN Erie
"a con- reefs and In Chicago and Erie lists Inc
AtchisOn Issues were strong and scored hdvahce'
~ from - per cent. ana northern rae ~
bonds were higher on the admirable showing
made by the company In the last nschl year
rcorgauizatlon plan would soon be announced,
and savannah and Western lst reefs ADVANCED
over per cent On the progress 81 georgia ,fi
trail reorganization southern Railway o. core
AGO issucg Wabash Mo Grande Western lists.
rTo-king Valley. Knnrag and Texas ana W!s'on-
x.n Central lsts reefs were all active. The .o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

sales In State issues were confined 10 small
blocks Of Virginia funded 1ebt 2-3s Of 1891 AT oj1s
10 c3s4 and North Carolina con- As at Jos.
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following Is the usual table giving the
number Of shares sold OF all stocks. the highest
lowest and final prices OF the week. together
with the final prices OF week ago. prelXed Dy
the average price Of September l. 1894:
HALLWAY STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, PAGES

IN August. or these forty three return gains OF
S366025 10 per cent and TWENTY-FIVE return
losses OF S2V0,465, or 80 per cent The whole
SHOWS a gain of Sl65. $50 or 2.5 per cent.
MIRO week In August-is9i 1905. Differences T.
" companies 81 Coz 2i2 81 gI5 cs7 Inc k36O O2,
~ companies e0s 205 be- q a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
United States Book Company
REORGANIZATION.
BondhoIders' Committee.

no. 2 NASSAU STREET. NEW-1ORk.
Holders ~ the the United States Book Com
many are hereby inf rned that than fourh,ths "
all the outstanding bonds have been deposited
with the Committee accordance with tho terms Of the
bondholders agreement dated June H. 1891. and that
the Committee has declared said agreement operative ana
has determined 10 proceed as required thereby
Bondhoders who have not yet parties TO said
agreement hereby notified that tie Committee has ex
tended the time TO- the deposit Of bonds under said
agreement until, the 9Th day Of September 1873. after
which date No will be received excep, upon the
payment Of penalty the Committee may In its
discretion impose
JOHN kEAN. JR.. Chairman.
JENNINGS >. cox, Secretary.
FRANK r. LAWRENCE
LORENZO SEMP1.E,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
THE MONETARY SITUATION.


Money on call at the Stock Exchange remained
unchanged at per cent Banks and trust COM
ranioe made per cent their minimum quotation.
TA.ra is uttle demand for time money. ana the
inquirv WAS chiefly for contracts maturing from
January to March or April. Rates ruled IN the
week az ~ per cent for thirty days. per cent
for three months 21s per cent for four months
and ? nor cent for six months There WAS niue
doinr i'm the commercial paper market Inc sup
niy = nanar was small. and buyers appeared uis-
M snj 4, ,voif for better rates. The large DdhNs
are ,,, active in the market just now on account
~ the evnected demands on them ioi cur ienIy
fr,,, tboi, weetern correspondents. At the clD'
Of inc week rates were trlIle hltn.,; 80 -,
3ian4 per cent for three months fp11S ~ -.
for four months and 400 per cent III '30
periods. ~ noe lower In
The market for foreign exchange "aS ,,,i ,,,s
III Dr.. nor, ~ thn week at mateHal rr1ucu'nS
from tho high rates prevailing go lohs' pol CIV
demand FOR bills was increased ny the NV, a ms
ureg and On Wednesday the market DecHi'r nv" TIL
o. gr9,vf,g stronger at the close Of Inc Neeh. ~
narket vvae practically bare of biIls on tho lsSe
three DAYS OF the week. due ll ~ 20 "a o,hor
Covering 81 exchange by Chicago Dahns an 80.
sellers Of exchange options wh" s"i' ,arciai hills
August delivery The scarcity OF com i'e.ii s,u
Is due 10 the late cotton crop ana tne pai 81
ure n tho winter wheat crop. me 80 -" A.
men,s FOR the week aggregated >6oVV,VVV' l,.,n
POSTS az gold bv the syndicate 10 ih' .hinh
meuts credit we're 81 500 900 The rates "a. .'nb
business was actually done ~ the Gnu W
were as follows. .,., ,u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Actual cash sisist2Gr sls4349s7o Inc. $25o7 22o
This statement reflects conditions prevailing
ino days aso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

In England there were no new le,a,t,L ~ Eng.
monetary situation except that ihe f 10" American
land advanced It's purchasing pre- ~ 7sa 9Md per
ounce The Bank Of Englnnd's mlniii'u i"n, bis.
discount remained unchanged at PEI u,s ,nlcd AT
counts Of sixty to ninety day bank p'' v,s - per
cent In Paris ibe rate Of discount n the open
market was ~ per cent at Berlin iSs p If Eng
and At Frankfort IA per cent me ,i n and held
lsnd gained IN the week islf'zli p"'V
AZ the close fi1 .23s. 1852
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Tribune has printed the gross ',"n a,..l
Ar,y-dye railroads or systems for '"s INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

A pvERTIsEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
"A the NEW YORK InIbyNE WILL ~ ht.
Way, q door north 81 Thirty 'nrsi.si and ApVER:
Elghth.aye. corner Twenty .ihrdsL Is. sixth ave.
i5s Fourth-ays cot foureonihtt d5o Thiraye.. 10
Third ave. cor Forty reNs th-st O2G Ihlrda,e near
sstynrs, a., Lies firsta,e: 100 w.s fery seeend..,
Forty second a.. lbi? second b5i Thir ave-.
i.J3s 1hd-ave. 2O0 Third ave, between Onshunirea.
AMI twelfth and one hundred thirteenth ifeo
broadway.
In BROOKLYN al nI Fuiion.s, Gl Court -. ~ BROAD.
way. f. D. 1873 broadway i2no redfoii ave. Eul.
ton st.. 49, Bedford ave. near South 2d-s,. 90 :
v m. at regular Office rates
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 Eas, one. hundred 4.
twenty -nNhs 2a West one hundred. snd.twerty nfh.
d, and 32o West one-hurdred andfort, hnhsL. w "
o. NJ. ~ regular Office ratsA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
COLUMBUS 6 HOOKING COAL 6 IRON co.

COLUMBUS & HOOKING COAL & IRON co.
Ate consulting the holders Of majority Of the bonds
Is apparent that foreclosure Is unavoidable
TIE undersigned nttee formed solely in the interest
bondholders prepared agreement and Invites
depcsl, 4 bonds Hereunder with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY the Trustee n the Mortgage 81 Wall Street.
NeW-York
VI l.. sCUDDER. Chairman.
80 Liberty Street y.
HENRY ID. ELY.
Trustee ~ the Estate of william Aston.
% West Goth Street. y. Y.
GEORGE SHERMAN.
Vice President Central Trust Company.
"a all Street y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
bonds. lrIsh. Low. Aux. Al Aug 2, Inc sales.

lowing table shows the movements In Inc "'
OF the principal active bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cErvEp Al THE TTTowN OFFICE No. i;2s2 Broad
way. "a north u Thirty -hrst-st., and ADNEk-
TlsEMENTs the following Branch Offices: 25.
Eighth ave, e. corner Twenty third ST. lJ2 siNhaye
Four'have FOurteertEst. $50 rhirdaye.. 1'o
Third-ave Forty sevsnthst: LOGS Thrisye near
x,y rrsst. Firstave. 100 West Forty second
i42 Colambus-avc: ~ Avenue A: i525 Th,rdaye 231
West Forty -seconds,.: 5g Second ave 55i Third ave
33s Third-ave 2osi Thrd-Aye between one hundred.
and-twelfth oneh Observation-Disclosures ss.. iC2v
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Available cash sco7 25i 737 1901 500 Inc s5'iio3
Deduct minor Ia q, mo 40, oo ,-.o-, -, ooe ,.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

cash in Treas si92 277 ISL slas 1888 oo5 Inc slo574
Deposits IN Ma ,,o-..., .o--. -, ,e,c.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

TIM hank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
Hnuse and the stock sold at the New-York stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF the
prec ,ding two years compare as loiloNs'
Sent 3 '03 sept. q "a. Sept J. ~
r,.h.,.as S408 o37 O64 s41s.3I5OO2 SJlt 21G.I6I
enSres sold l.l75.O3G l2lI1>5 o82"12
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Decrease.
Government bonds were dull. the new ~ anu
currency Gs advanced. Quotations for yes'.'e.";
compared with those OF last week were az 'o'
lows: