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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET

San Francisco April 7th.
Morning Session-Alta, 12c; Andes, 30c;
Belcher, 42c; B & B, soc; Bulwer 26c;
Chollar, 45c; C v, 81 80; c Point, 36q
S5c; G & C, 25c; Occidental, S7QS6c; Ophlr'
81 10; Overman, 12c; Savage. BE
Afternoon Session-Mexican, 45c; Z v,
81 10; Savage, 34c Chollar, 45Q46c; Potosi,
&c; H & N, 81 30; c Point, 36c; Yellow
Jacket, 36c; Kentuck, SC; Belcher, 42c
Nevada, sc; Utah, &c; Overman, lie;
Union Con, SIC; Bodie, Soc.
Closing Quotations-Alta,f 12c; Alpha
Con, sc; Andes. 29c; Belcher, -43c; B & B,
Doc; Bodie, 35c; Bullion, sc; Bulwer, 30c
Caledonia, sc; Challenge, &c; Chollar,
47c; Confidence, s5c; ", 81 80; Con
Imperial, &c; c Point, 35c; Exchequer, &c;
q c., 26c; H & N, 81 80; Justice, 1Oc;
Kentuck, sc; Mexican, 45c; Occidental,
Soc; Ophir. 81 10; Overman. 1Oc; Potosi,
BIC; Savage, 35c; Nevada, &c; Union
Con, 5sc; Utah Con, Sc; Yellow Jacket,
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Nearly everybody needs spring med
icine. The impurities which have ac-
cumulated in the blood during the win
ter must be expelled. The success
achieved by Hoods Sarsaparilla is un-
equaled.
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xJTpissr1ad

*UniSsued.
And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors. made the 18th day of Febru-
ary 1896. so many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction, at the office of the company, basement of
Nevada Block, No 303 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, the 9TH day of
April 1885, at the hour of / O'Clock p N. of said
day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expense OF
the sale. JAS. L. DAMON Secretary.
Office: Basement of Nevada Block, No. 303 Mont
gomery street san Francisco, Cal. mr23l5t
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Coughs and hoarseness. The irritation
that induces coughing is Immediately
relieved by using Browns Bronchial
Troches. A simple and safe remedy.
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OFFICE OF THE CALIFORNIA PA
cifc Railroad Company, No. Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal, March Goth,
1896. The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the California Pecific Railroad
Company. for the election of directors
for the ensuing year and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may be
brought before the meeting, will be held at
the office of the company in the city of
San Francisco on WEDNESDAY, April
10, 1896, between the hours of 10 a. M
and D. m.
N. T. SMITH, Vice-President.
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A Good Memory.

when was 49," began the spinster
"I-"
What a wonderful memory you have
arntie," put in her thoughtless niece
Bay City Chat.
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OH, HOW SWEET!

WEBER & CO.'S CUT LOAF DRIPS SYRUP
in S gallon drums and gallon cana This is
something very fine and price very low. Call
and sample it
WEBER co.'s AMBER DRIPS in kegs
It's dandy for 81; worth 81 50.
DEMERARA SYRUP, gallon cans, 75c
This is the finest favored goods we have.
Made from pure Demerara sugar. Equal to
maple.
TEA GORDEN DRIPS, half gallon and gal.
Ion cans.
SUNBEAM SYRUP, cans, drums and barrels
WESTERN REFINERY SYRUP. gallon cans
4oc, and kegs, S.
We have in MAPLE SYRUPS: Reeds and
Welsh's Pure Sap Syrup
Log Cabin Pure Sugar Syrup.
We have an extra quality NEW ORLEANS
NOLASSES
N.Y. EPFR X Io
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Eastern Grain Market.

New York, April 7th.
WHEAT-April, 732.c; May 73s.c
June, 731ac; July, 731ac; September, 735sc
December, 7512c.
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OF
Castle
QUEEN oF ALL MOUNTAIN RESORTS.

The Tavern of Castle Cpag, the
most beautiful, attractive and &C.
ceSSible Of all mountain resorts.
will open for the reception of guests
June 1, and will close October l,
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car.
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality. 511c: second quail
fly, 4I945c; third quality, 4c per ID
VEAL-5qoc for large and 5Q7c per n
per 10.
MUTTON-Wethers, 6Q61ac; Ewes, 5Il
Q6c per 10.
Handspring, 7q7Iac per fb.
PORk-Live Hogs, 3La4l4c per fb for
heavy. 4Ac for small and 3Q3Jzc for
feeders.
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SUNDAY excepted. SMonday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
7. 81. GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE. ETC.

Subdivision Twenty-sixth and z streets.
High corner lot on trolley line. Very desirable
for homes Cheap, too.
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ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Trading In stocks was narrow ana WHO'LL at hart
fessional transactions representing In grea, 9a
covering OF trading contracts over SunuI "a
American Tobacco, Sugar Refining Disuilns Tho
Cattle Feeding and General Electric Inaue W the
bulk Of the business. Northern Pacho Dei.s IA
only other stock 10 show any marked acun,.' no
decline Of pa per cent in Northern facnlo p ,as
ferred and one Of IL per cent in the common
caused by selling anticipation or the pro- ,,oIre
Of the reorganization plan which wli VIII im.U
drastic treatment in the way or assess''.,t ~
The full plan will perhaps be published on Nm ~.
day. but enough has been learned aireauy " ,ha
dictate the probable method of dealing WIN ,ao
stock in the reorganization. Features OF the p,a
published this morning in The Tribune are sup SUP
plemented by additional details in the news wi
umns. 49,, l..
American Tobacco stock was bid up by the III,
terests which have been engineering 1us Tap"
lation In the last week; General Electro va
weak realizing sales. and Distillng anu "a.
tie Feeding and Sugar Refining were the s.Ioi's
features among the active shares. Manna,td,i o
small sales down over per cent ElseM ..s
there little change in prices last quott'io,11
showing an equal distribution of small cams anu
losses. Total sales amounted to 1loso9 sIialea
For the week the change In values has sho"n d
decided Improvement among the active snaiu
but the character of the trading has been Who'll!
professional and narrow. fifteen STOCKS cont'i ,
utng 1OS9S56 shares out Of total In all sto'nS
of 1,214,55s.
Last prices of number of active stocks co"-
mare with Yesterdays as follows
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March IA.
MA Ael
March -.
ma A

Railway bonds comparatively active, put
there was material change In their ptlCs
values The Northern Pacific issues developed
considerable activity upon the reports OF reor-
ganization progress. Other bonds dealt IN III
large lots were Atchison seconds. Burlington
Consol Is and convertible 5s. Erie general lien
3-4s Kansas and Texas issues. Norfolk ana
Western Oregon Short Line 6s and Southern
Railway first rs. AtchisOn seconds were up y
10 26I. Chesapeake and Ohio consoi 80 u To lo'.
Manhattan consol As \. &c IS and Kansas ana
Texas As X to Sc. Northern Pacific consol 5s
were down Is TO asa.
Money on cali was 3e per cent Time money
vas per cent for thirty days and three months.
and 4f,4k for four months. and ~ per cent for
six months Commercial paper ruled at 5i2n6
per cent for all periods for high-grade paper
and above for paper not so well known.
Foreign exchange without feature.
Posted rates for sterling We're 81 IS and "a SO FOR
long and short bills respectively. Closing rates
for actual business were as follows:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IIverrool March 14-I:30 p. m.-Consois iv' "a" ~
money and 100 10 10 for the account vsnadan ,eS
s,, isac. do second consols. 49, Illinois central v'
W.viran ordinary 2Ois; ~. Paul common 'Ss NV VI
central 1907 Pennsylvania ooh; iseaaIs w. ~ e. sh
Central now rer cent bonds. 73i Louisville ana N.sn
Vile 5aT.; Atchson common 16s Bar silver ,,
her cont r.ntes at iO2 90 centes Tor r "a
$40 D. m-Pars advices quote per cent reh AZ ivs
oo, the account ana cN'hahs" Oh"
London nj % francs 2In centimes for cheeks 40,
pcrli, March I-Exchange on London. ~ marks 4'1
pfnnngs Tor sight marks ~ pfennngs Tor ~ day
bills.
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The price OF commercial bar silver In the mar
ket was Gs7sc Mexican dollars were quoted at
55isc In London bar silver was unchanged al
81 9-lGd. 49,
Money on call In London was \. per cent. The
rate Of discount In the open market was lbs per
cent for short and three months bills. french
renies were lO2 francs 80 confines. Paris ex-
change on London q francs q centimes Bit
ish consols were 100 i-l6 for money and lv'A4 Tor
the account. Further details Of the foreign mar
kets are printed In the usual cable report IN
another column.
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'Anl in'cres q
roprrcN COMMERCE. OF NEW-YORh-

EOREIITN IVN Vt
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE ,so.
49, ., 80. 1895. 1898
Week ending Mar ~ ,>so "a M iI6 So s77 $50
prygo-rIs % ,. 363 500 SOS. 2Tl
.,oo-. "a st2 93o 10 50 Az. SO
Io''i iVr ~ ,t,l 53i II go lll,''',0oo
IMPORTS OF SPECIE 49, no.,
For the Week '.'.''' - ga o9- q T23 ia Is OF
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
q, ,aaoa7 oi2g iss st.02T.Ti+
lW 'hs wsn' ;'''' Ia 40 lvl 81 g2o lI3 2io5o. 100
on the specia exports sl2.50o was gold ana oil
the specie imports &9l ,03l was gold
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE
Ian n March TO- .is7.II4 sCG93i2iS S2-'2Z 40
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, March 14-p. m.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
published to-day reflects no striking changes
ComDared with q week ago the cash holdings
are lower by 81. 554. 400 made up by decrease OF
5000 900 in specie and decrease of $stl.4oo IL
legal tenders The currency movement In the
week was in favor of the interior and TINS with
payments into the Sub-Treasury make UP the
chief loss I'm the banks holdings The change in
the loan Item amounts to an increase OF S2oSs,ooo
representing the mercantile operations and de-
posts increased s925.l0o. raising the reserve re-
ouired against deposits s22l,275 TO sl22412'"'o.
The result Of all the changes Is decrease In the
surplus reserve Of 81 SIS. to s244SS25. against
sl7. sos 775 in the corresponding week last year
and 81. 1902 300 in the same week in 1894 The re-
duction In the reserves since the beginning OF the
bond payments is a little over sl9.OOO.ooo the
operations Of the Sub-Treasury with the banks
in the week caused a loss TO the banks OF
sl27S.249.
The following are the comparative statements
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3ONDS AND MONEY.

BONDS AND MONEY.
Sales Of Government bonds were conilned "
81 900 coupon As OF 1925 at III Final quotations.
compare with yesterdays as follows:
March ~ March H.
''a'0" 10 ,,, .stoa BID Asked.
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United States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week $l,4l72J0 United States bonds
withdrawn s432 $50. National bank note ciicu-
lation ou,standlng-Currency notes, 2ls6ti.35'
gold notes sss 1892 against which the Treasury
holds 81. 677 1858 legal-tender money for redemp-
ton OF surrendered circulation.
The Sub-Treasury has a debit balance nj inc
Clearing House to-day OF s6l4lS.
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Eiuioeno Notices

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY
March l2, 1900
N Office IS HEREBY given that dividend
has been declared from earnings OF the current
fiscal year Of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
Der share on preferred stock and Of TWO DOLLARS
Der share on common stock Of this company payable
on the 2th April at the ofce OF the company
~ Wall St., New York.
The transfer books viii close the sad Of March, at
p NJ, ana reopen the 2lst OF April next.
FRANK 9, BOND vice.Prssident
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ROOM TRADERS MARKET.
crocKS SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
rr,r WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT-BONDS
AND MONEY.

CAVES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH IA.
DEAIJNGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS

The receipts from customs reported from WASH
Inqfon to-day were 1925 ISL. from internal revenue
,2-s -qa and from miscellaneous sources S2scC2
The Treasury received f253.os4 National bank
notes for redemption and the receipts on ms
account for the week ended to-day amounted "a
a. OH 577 To secure National bank note circula-
lion II holds s2lg 59l. $50 In bonds. as follows:
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STEAMBOATS,.

u,,~rcc>>~~o~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~>>~~o~~~~~~~~~NN0
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
ID VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and FAN River. from
new pier 49, n. r., foot OF Murray-st. at u. NJ.
sT3NINoToN LINE. via stonnston from .a New PET
NORWICH LINE New-London. from Pier 49, N. r.
Desbrossss-st.. at b'3O J.. NJ.
N EW-HAvEN-FARE 81; Excursion. $3.50
IN Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier rs. E. r.. .
r. NJ daily Sundays excepted, arriving time for train
Meriden. Hartford Springfield. &c Freight
DAMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier "a,
~ n. r., foot Franklin ST.. for Cranstons. West
Point Cold Spring Cornwall Fishkill Landing and New
burg. weekdays. p. NJ: Sunday. A. NJ
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A their Uptown Office. No. l2<2 Broadway
I'd door north of slst-st. until o'clock p m; adver
received following branch oces a. reyulas
ONCE sstss until y o'clock via y: s,h-sSs ss
near Ws.t cdth:.; 100 YVES, .ad-st: near S,hsv: %
ayes 1850 East 47sh-st ISIS sd:ys eesvssc 1c,h ard
rem s0ths go Sd.sys near iist-st bSt sdavs. a2s
:S: sjss 2s Soy. y 80 En- ,sns =. w W..
s.d-ss rs Ea,. ioiS-s ss ssss sSiS:s go sh-sss
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TRUST COMPANIES.
(\ev-York and Brjoklyn)
MIsCELLANEOUs SECURITIES

American Grocery Company. first preferred. -, -,
American typ. Founders Company, prrterr"o =. 80
flnnin III - Company. lst pr"teIt"l '''' 81 81
u.r,iny Hall. Marvin Company preterr"'.'' go ia
.N.trotnlitan Ferry Company. LIST os'''''''' 10 "
Nru Y'rk and v-Jsr-ey Telephone. - =
Postal Telegraph and Gable Company oos %,
STANDARD on '''''''''
singer Manufacturing company ''''''''''' ;sls Toi
Union Ferry. - ,''''''''' Ioai. 1861
linton Ferry MS, 90 ,,,s,y ......... 1916 ij'
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GAS SlECURITIEs
lSew-YCr,tD
tBrooklyn.)


Brooklyn Gas Idght OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. iJo
,.a"~a,, .................... 800 -
So, Observation-Disclosures. 100 -
~ ..................... -
u,ss'.a,,,.r ................. 30 -
~, ii,,.,,,,. .................. -
First - ''''''
81. e. ................. lOJ -
ir.--.. ,.,,, 80
-
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Appended is a table OF the current quotations
OF city bank stocks together with their par
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PUTS & CALLS.
Stocks. Grain. Ten shares Hundreds Safest specu-
lation. Particulars Sunday Herald Daily Financial
News. Comfortable offices investors or marginal
spectators. Out-of-town received. orders
promptly. faithfully loaned
DOE a. BARNES.
BANKERS. SO NEW ST. Telephone 1.211 Broad.
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The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
spective dates:
Mar II. "a Mar. 49, a5. Mar "A. %
Ilegal-tenders ll3. 'sJapo ''"f.'V '"''""i''
Total reserve. $2lZ3CS'"n $lfi'@<%'V >i'"''''-"
required
against deposits. l3oOs8Oo l2"'I4 10 l%-'4'z"''
SurpIus ....... ST. 10000 $lI5Ss 7'5 $2l.44s.s23
Percentage oo-o ~o'7 -"'f
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the banks holdings,
together with the percentage OF reserve held by
each bank National banks are required TO keep
reserve Of 25 per cent, and State banks one OF 10
I cent.
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NOLUMBIAN LINE banana X. Il. Co..
~ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting AT the all West Coast Ports -
Mexico Central and South America. .
from Pier foot West 9Th 81. NJ T.
AIIIANCA -. Nch 30 noon ADVANCE. .Nch. 80. nooa
For rates apply at Companys office, - Broadway.
80 ~ '''> jOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager.
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The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits OF the re-
spective dates:
specie .... SCI 53s 100 $50. s45.lo0 Dec 5000 600
I.egal-tenders S30l1. 500 s3VoO.io Dec. SOL ~"
Total s145. ass COO $l43,?0l2o Dee sioo4ip
Reserve required M,
against depts 1872 221.1OO ~ 4o2a'o inc. <'i 80"
Surplus .... s2a 2s'.5Oo GLASSES Dec si7s''''
The Clearing House statement for the DAY was
as follows: Exchanges $50 67,720; balances,
s5224239 For the week: Exchanges. *5lss0oo"''
balances s31, 209,652.
The total bank clearlngs Of all the clearing
tous4s of the United States for the week ending
to-day show a gain Of $li, 459422 over the cor
responding week Of last year.
The following the changes for the cor
responding week for the three preceding years:
lS95-Loans decreased s325.200 cash decreased
ST. 55s 200 deposits decreased $9473.4oO. and sur
plus reserve decreased s.. 1850; 1S9i-Loans in
creased s31OSG GOO. cash increased -, 4596OO. de-
posts increased Sl62,70o. and surplus reserve
Increased $66s 1926; 1s93-Ioans decreased s5,4Il,-
200 ca sh increased ss3S00 deposits decreased so.-
2ls 200 and surplus reserve Increased ii .3so,soo
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
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TRAFFIC SAID TO DECREASE
E1GHr-HoUR Law VIOLATED
District Assembly VIII Investigate
the Work ut BroOkIand

The two more important questions for
discussion before the meeting OF District
Assembly No. Sc, X. of L., last night were
its employees and stated violation of
the eiGht-hour law on District work at
Brookland.
Master Workman Simmons presided with
4 full attendance OF delegates.
The Metropolitan Railway trouble was
discussed again in the light OF the de-
velopments of the day, the answer of Mr..
Phillips and the reioinder from K. of l..
general headquarters as reported fully in
The Evening Times. Full consideration was
given to the new points at issue with
special reference to the unexpected atti-
tude Of President Phillips and the board
of directors.
1nasmuch, however, as the Street Rail-
way Assembly delegates present still
thought there was a chance for Il confer
ence, no action was taken by the general
body, which will also watch the develop
ments OF today.
violation of the eight-hour law was re-
ported to the assembly as taking place on
the city sewer at BrookaDd. In ali such
works it has been expected Of contra ctOrs
that they shall comply with the regulations
of the eight hour law. The specific charge
at BrooklInd is that the laborers work ten
hours day. The excuse is that it is
emergency work in the shoring up of certain
banks. 1t is reported that the banks stood
up all right except within the two hours of
emergency claimed, and that they also
manage to remain erect all night.
A committee was appointed to investigate
this pheDomenon and report to the assembly
The morning times., 1896-07-03
July Fourth on the Jane Mcseiey

For the accommodation of those who de-
sire 10 spend the Fourth a I Colonial Be3ch
the pa lace steamer Jane Ncseley Will leave
foot OF Sixth street today at p. m. and
for tomorrow special trip has Teen ar
ranged, when the Moseley will leave Wash
ingtOD at 8 Il. III. Several novel attrac-
tons have been provided for the ainuse-
ment OF the exCursloD,stS. including
grand displI or fireworks and appropriate
concert music by Prof. Pistorio's ba nd
4 noticea bic feature Possessed by the Jane
Moseley is the absoiu'e absence OF that
jerking, shaking sensation, which Is so
detrimental TO the comfort of passengers
Oh the average excursion boat. The
MoSeley is undoubtedly the fastest, siifest.
best equipped and most elegantly appointed
excursion steamer that has ever piled be-
tween Washington and Colonial Beach. :" Be
sure you're right then go ahead was
the motto OF Dayy Crockett, and IT would
be well for the patronage Of Colonial Beach
10 ;ulhere closely to Crockett's bywOrd.
The Moseley is the boat upon which TO
find rest, comfort and pleasure. Others
promise these Inducements. hut it remains
for the Jane Museley to filfil them. Go
TO Colonial Beach. and go on the MOseley.
BE sure you're right then go ahead
The morning times., 1896-07-03
sIrIT AGAINST A JUSTICE.
Mr.. Jenkins Wants the Ofiiciai u
Accept m Appeal Bond.

tornev. Clarence A Brandenburg, Gled
petitiop Yesterday asking for the issuance
of a writ of mandamus against Ansoh .
Taylor. justice OF the peace.
The petitioner stated that l. tusnlns
Daniel began suit in replevin against
him before Judge Taylor. June iast,
Several days later Judgment in default was
rendered before tie mag strate.
Tbereupon. Mr.. jenkins stated, he noted
an aDpeal and secured Frank Dorian as a
;,vndsinan. Judge Taylor, On June 70, he.d
tbe surety Insufficient. Another appear
bond was filed with William H. SIlith' es
snreiv' mt tie justice of the peace re-
fused this, because it was not fiied in tte
customary six days.
Mr.. Jenkins asks that the magistrate be
compelled to accept the bond.
The morning times., 1896-07-03
Shoe Mcrchants Agree to Close

We the undersigned shoe merchants of
Washington. ID. G, gree 10 close our re-
spective places or business on and after
Monday, July 6 L 8S6. at y: m. sharp. and
on legal holidays at l2 m, Saturdays and
the eve OF holidays excepted
Arthur Burt. l4l1 + street; EdmonstOA
& Co.. 1894 F street; The Regal. 1907
street; LanglOis Twelfth and r streets:
Hoover & Snyder, 1913 F street. Havennel
& Davis. 92S + street: F. II. Wilson. 929 F
street; Saks & Co. seventh street and Penn.
sylvania avenue: j. * NJ. StrasburGer. 81
and 3l2 Seventh street; Star Shoe House,
423 Seventh street, Heibrun X Co., So2
Seventh street; Economy Shoe Store, SGT
Seventh street; A. sommers. II2 Seventh
street: Stolrs. $40 Seventh street, Jacob
Strasburger, 900 Seventh street; VIM.
Hahn, $50 and 932 Seventh street; F..
Crocker. 939 Pennsyivania avenue; Burt
& Packard, 931 nsylvania avenue;
Robert Cohen & Son, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The morning times., 1896-07-03
confidence Men Escaped.

George w. Desharoon, of Suffolk county,
Va, who was buncoed out of SO and q
gold watch by two smooth confidence men
Horne and Weedon looking for the swind-
lers. Disharoon was left penniless by the
men and would have had to go without
a bed last night but for the Kindness of the
men at headquarters. 1t is improbable
that the confidence men viii be caught,
as the police are Of the impression that
they have left the city.
The morning times., 1896-07-03
SIT to Chicago and Return via B. q
O. r. r.

For the Democratic national convention
tobe held at Chicago the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will sell round-trip tickets to
that point from Washington July 8 to g.,
good to return leaving Chicag until 18th,
inclusive, at rate Of SIT for the round trip.
The Interstate Democratic Association have
selected this as the official route and VIII
leave washiDg gton at 80 a. M, July 8.
5u26, 81, 90, ,1y1,3,4,
The morning times., 1896-07-03
ASKS FOR AN AUDITOR
Assignee of Craig & Harding Wis Is
the Accounts Passed Upon.

Henry F. woodard, assignee of Craig
Harding, the furniture dealers who made an
ASST ignment some time ago, yesterday
filed a petition asking that the cause be re-
ferred TO the auditor OF the court to state
the accounts OF the assignee and to report
on the distribution OF the funds collected.
Mr. woodard stated that he has realized
the sum OF SlS,03O.51 from the assets.
He has paid the creditors of the firm a
dividend OF 20 per cent on the dollar
1t was stated that in many instances the
amounts claimed by creditors We're con-
siderably In excess OF the amounts rep
resented in the schedules annexed to the
assignment. In other cases they were less.