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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07

Bathing the
baby is one of the
Joys of young
motherhood. The
baby's bath is
the pleasantest
feature Of the
day. This, OF
course, only
when the baby
and the mother
are both healthy.
Not much pleas
ure can be gotten
out Of bathing a
peevish, sicklN
fretful baby. If
the mother isn't
healthy, she can
not get uc b
pleasure out Of
a N vt h l n &.
Healthy mothers
who are careful,
always have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07
Sales
~, we s!.i:: ss:e,; s.,s. i.::;s;, :;; ak
fhiNi =. thia medf- - W - MA

sno" sss enjoyed public confidence and
eine n.,.se ns TO a greater extentthan accord
w. other proprietary medicine. This
60 SI ',r,nIv because 1t possesses greater
"a ~. and produces greater cures than
msl" .,her It is not what we say, but
any aood,s sarsaparilla does, that tells
wnh. 80 All advertisements OF Hoods
tne.nayilla, tne like Hoods 6arsapariHa it
Salsap ~ honest. We have never deceived
sen, = nnblic. and this with its superlative
inc iRpS,nsI RJyI merit, is why the people have
msSiI s,s,n1 confidence in It, and buy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07
THE FARM NEWS.

A practical farm paper, edited by a
staff of experienced agricultural
writers, contributed TO by the best
known agriculturlsts or the country.
1t contains what the farmer wants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07

WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Between Portland and Corvallis, daily lex
cept Sunday.D
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE

PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs
and second-class sleeping cars attached to all
through trains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07

1880 am. Lv. Portland. Ar 6.7o D. m.
IGIsp,m. Ar. Corvallis. Lv li,3y p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07
Express train daily except Sunday.

AT Albany and Corvallis connect with
trans OF Oregon Central n Eastern Railroad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07
QUEEN OR
FASHIONS,

the best l6l page illustrated fashion
magazine OF New York free for one
year. The above prices are net cash,
and the cheapest combination eyer, Of
fered. The "Queen" Is a high-class
practical, home magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07

Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon
City, Wo dburn, Salem, Turner, Marion,
Jefferson. Albany, Albany Junction. Tangent
Shedds, llalsey, Harrisburg, Junction City,
Eugene, Creswell, Drain,l and all stations
from Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive.
RosEBURG MAIL DAILY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07

to all points In the Eastern States, Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest ralei
from WV. SKINNER, Agent, Salem.
E.P, ROGERS. Asst. G. +. & p. A.,
sportlane. Or.
r. KoEHLER. Manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-07

4i4s p. M Lv. Portland Ar. I Sias a m |.
7i7s p, m. Ar. McMinville Ly | $50 a, m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

Tho Liberty Street Real Estate Exchange was
Srossrs and 9psra nnHnn a. the he ia; tale re,tad,nssmys%nl,sS aS Ss
m HS%ei Hsn 9se Wool Excha "'S1i "nild ding "FSH old d prop:
f Er9saam y '' ana ncS Si 's Street "%'' " !" , ns'n a plot 81
street sss f s$s.,G Ga RT0 fas sSSiuai SsS is s.. is'' stories %R f SisS.
with u marble front, and the estimated rental value
a al s""s si7 tnsgoOY III. - oh H.S Of the s" few s' so@ns isSS ON ,l rs
west ste Of broadway r south Tbn or lana, s snr sbs T nnMh
Inquired the property at O.OOII. 6n! conservative OK.
hSs,s s s'nSs !sf tnSt Il Syo SHi S Sissf Set tS" ms ss9,, S"S'
huctioneer George r, Resd. in announcing the
per cent: OF the purchase money could remain ON
bend bST cS Sma m Tns ssiaai hF SnS: tTU at or sd. snnS ,S6 SSS and a The q
place was ultimately knocked down to iSdia a, Blss:
KiEshsra Y: narnGss 4 Co; sGld 10 "A West End
f.f Farisy Tor ss5,s6o. Also 30, sss6 West EisSiS ninth
f isx oo n9%1r To- s' GGyw S%s !. SGG S q iST s fws!lt"S A, i:5
T HiS; sd 5SIt 90 ' f. to- ! ! 10 fe casey %e for p : H 10 soo. avenue
a the ,r%ad%ay Real FSSt "a . SS"iNIsr9"W James r +
s,r%s1: tlr:f stNry dTsIIt n iio lot ssSl,9 70: 4! sSI 7. * MS,
ssni' and sssGS WS'essislssty ninth street rolT tGirce:;!@ryi
private dwellings, 10 the plaintiff Hubert Van was-
Ri6hsrd'y HSrns.s 8 Co, sold in foreclosure, l75th
stErso, nSgss 100. To- ao !. a .f SeG fsSi q Tor T s+,S5S' avenue
Adrian I, Muller 8 Son sold 30 Jane street, three:
RiSshard Y. Harnett q Co, sold at West 10Th street,
Tor s4o,8OO. boulevard, southeast corner, Of Mes!
1881 street, s4llNl00, for sig, 100; No. 1888 West
90. iOS io0.l0, for S2I, 400: No. iii Park avenue,
No. 2oi West Eight, ninth s,reet four story
No. 577 boulevard. fourstOry brick nat, lot lS.4xlnO,
for S22. 300; West lOAth street, south side, plot ip3N
90 SxI277 Z, lS6 feet west OF the boulevard, for Sl7,-
Ooo, all 70 the Charles T. laEniy syndicate, composed
OF NJ. d. Curry, william A, Mitchell, e. ': 'iallur. and
Theodore +. wood and others, who mad orcrcd the
parcels in partition FOR the purpose OF . settlement
between the members on tho basis of the knock down
figures.
William q. Rule has sold for the Twenty third Ward
Improvement company ten lots on freeman street
bounded by the southern boulevard ana ~lntervale
avenue for SIS, 900. The purchaser, John A. Knox,
will iInproye The plot by the erection 81 nine four
story apartment houses, 10 cost about sllu,ONO.
H. V. DaTnett 4 Co. have sold at private sale Nos.
b73 and 675 Boulevard, two four story brick flats, lots
each 2i.sXlO0. The price Is understood 20 bo about
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate DivI,Ion-supreme C~ourt-Recess
supreme Court Special Term. Part I.-Motion
calendar called at y 4: NJ Part LIE parte
No, l27, Preferred cause, No, 2o9s. Part ~
1919, 1897, 1890, l2l67,. ieIe, 2lo0, IseO' sll2,
ig6I, 2lO3. 2llH. Part V,--Clear. Cases from Part
". Part N,-Clear, Cases from Part ". Parts
VII. and VIZ Adjourned for the term. Trial
Term. Part IlI.-Case on, Wilson agt. Press Pub.
fishing Company, No day. calendar, Parts H., ",
Case unfinished. Nos loll 1870 29sl. 1910,
2lIB, 2l62. Part VIII unfinished, Cases
from Part VII, Part lX.-Adjourned for the term,
Part X,-Clcar, Cases from Part VII. Part XII
Supreme ~Court-Appellate Term-Adjourned for
snrrogatcs' Court Trial Term WIN of Freder,
lex NJ. Somrrs at 2 y, N. Chambers 49, Motion cal
enlar called at 1880 \. n. For probate wills Of
Edward savage, Anna n. ", Dunnell, John Garcia
urI, Emil RaumclStcr az ? =. NJ.
GIy Court-Sprcial Term Motions. Trial Term
40, ASA, 'o5a, 49,, ao2ag, 1910, 6ss, lila,
iia6.. 4'o"sis., res laasS, 1850, 1880, I%ihgsi6i}S,,, 1871,
ia6g, Part II, Adjourned for the term Part III.
lear, Ms, Sgl, 5sans, 5st; Pert Clear
40Il, tUa7, Equity case. No. 2lS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
COMMERCIAL
Grain HIgher-Wheat Receivers an Early
loss Worthy estern Receipts diminish
Ing - Cotton Receipts small Exports
larger Than Recently.

THURSDAY, March 90. -CorToN-Opened unchanged to
8 points higher, but lost the Improvement, and at one
time near months were Q points lower; later Il rallied
and advanced : To 4 points on the near months and o
10 6 on the distant. The close was nrm, with saies of
80. 900 bales, Liverpool. sold 5000 bales on the spot
at easier hut unchanged prices; futures there opened
easlcr. but closed steady ana unchanged. New orleans
advanced 3 points, lost 2 Of this, but rallied and ad-
ynnccd 3 points The bombay receipts for the week
were z 1900, against 80. 600 last year. The port
receipts were $3.50 bales, against IO,l23 last
week. 30. 1875 last year. and 4,0l6 In 1894; thus
far this week $3.50. against o5,564 thus far last
week. New orleans receipts tomorrow estimated at
2,4O0 to $500, against 8,4l5 last week, 6,464 last year,
and !. 100 In 1904. Houston expects 400 TO 1900.
against 3,aSs last year. Augusta received to-day 478
bales, against 100 last week ami 375 last year; Mem
phls. 32s. against 1858 last week and $50 last year;
Cincinnati, see, against 340 last week and 2,038 last
year; Houston, 1855, against $50 last week and 2.262
last year. IN Manchester yarns We're In buyers favor;
cloths dun. The New York stock Of cotton Ia 52,8iT
bales, against 1852 last year, $40, IO7 In 1894, Ell,
O3d IN 1879. and 3SD,Oi6 In lsH2, spot cotton here
for spinning. Norfolk and baltimore declined i'lhc.
mated $4,000 bales. The future trading was as fol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

New YORK. Thursday, March 2G-Receipts OF
beeves were as head, all for exporters and slaughter.
epIAcs = p for poor to prime native sides Gables
@9Ac. 3 n, dressed weight; refrigerated beef at o
@Gtec. y NJ; American sheep at l0@lltSc. y n,
dressed weight. Exports to day l.lO2beeves: no ship
ments tomorrow.
Receipts OF calves were 800 head, all for the market.
Trade slow and prices easier, except on really prime
stock. About ali were finally disposed of. Poor to
prime veals sold at $4@S7 y 100 MS. a few choice
s1;95. Dressed calves weak; citydressed veals, 40
1Ol4c. " n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs. all for the market,
were 1880 head: IN cars on sale. Sheep In good
demand and somewhat frmer: lambs slow and in
most instances a trife lower. Three cars Of the latter
were unsold at the close. Poor to prime sheep sold at
431SI.50 y loO MS; common to choice lambs at
s4,85as5.25. Dressed mutton. bore. y n; dressed
lambs. 1@Sfc.
Receipts OF hogs were 2,l2O head, including IS head
on sale. Market steady at 81. BOG 4.60 y 100 ms. for
inferior to good State hogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
TESTIMONY FOE SURF. PIERCE.
Boys who Were Chained Were Able ID
Play ball ard Climb Trees.


At tho continuance in White Plains yester-
day of the investigation of charges OF cruelty
at the Temporary Home, the principal witness
was William Schlobohm, the thirteen year old
son OF Alderman Schlobohm of Yonkers. The
boy was committed to the Temporary Homo
for truancy. and he spent nearly three months
there In 1894. He testified that Superintend-
emit Pierce had whipped him with the cat"
striking him twice on each hand. There was
no blood drawn. He had seen ten other boys
whipped, but none of them ever received more
than four blows. He saw three boys chained
separately, but in such q loose way that they
were able 60 play ball and climb trees. He had
never seen q child's mouth washed out with
oil, but he knew of u case where a boys mouth
was washed out with water for profanity.
Superintendent Pierce's son had once made a
complaint against some boys for disorderly con-
duct. The Superintendent made an inveetiga-
ton, and when he found that his own boy was
to blame he punished him. The children were
was very exact In his language, and he showed
that he possessed a good memory for details.
During q long and severe cross examination
Lawyer Henderson was unable to confuse him.
and when the boy left the stand there was a
ripple of applause.
Thomas, a colored inmate. was severely beaten
with a horsewhip by Mr.. Pierce. and that the
boys thumb was broken during the operation.
Thomas was put on the stand. and he swore
that Mr.. Pierce had never touched him witha
horsewhip and that his thumb was never
broken.
Mrs. Brown. who was laundress at the homo
for eight years, and Miss Dena r. Carter, who
taught in. the kindergarten, both testified in
favor OF the superintendent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

they Occupy the Old Health Board onces
-Their Aides.

Chief Conlin assigned several sergeants.
boundsmen, and %patrolmen to the offices of the
hew acting Inspectors yesterday. Sergeant
William Cruise OF East Eighty-eighth street,
Roundsman John Russell of West Sixty-eighth
street, and Patrolman George Gassmhn of Fifth
lDdnSpt were detailed to acting Inspector Harley.
4 tsrssant Martin Handy of Macdougal street,
Rouhdsmau w. Butler of Church street, and
@Patrulmen James A. Hart, James A. Murray.
and Henry G. Firneisen were transferred to the
pnices of acting Inspector O'Keefe. Roundsman
Thomas F. Gilhooly Of Macdougal street and
Patrolmen Michael ]. Calvin. w. y. Barlow. and
James H. McCrary of Oak street were detailed
with acting Inspector Thompson.
Acting Inspectors O'Keefe. Harley. and Thomp-
son took possession of the old Board of Health
offices on the Mott street side of Police Head
quarters yesterday.
Chief Conlin has changed the order of two of
the new inspection districts. The district of
which acting. Inspector O'Keefe is in charge,
which takes in the territory east of the Bowery.
between the Battery and Fourteenth street, will
be known as the First Inspection district. The
district over which Inspector Cortright pre-
sdes will be the Second Inspection district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
LAWYER j. r. SMITH LOCKED UP.
Couldn't Pay tho s. Fine Imposed for an
Assault on HIS wife.

Lawyer Joseph r. Smith. 65 years old. of ss
Barrow street, was fined IS in Jefferson Market
Court yesterday morning for assaulting his
wife, Elizabeth. Smith is the man who had his
wife arraigned in the same court several months
ago on a charge of larceny. He said at that
time that she had stolen $40 from his trousers
pocket. Smith conducted the case against his
wife, and made her account for every penny he
had given her since they were married, The
case against Mrs. Smith was dismissed.
The couple separated after this. Mrs. Smith
on Wednesday visited a friend who lives In the
same house as her husband. When she was
leaving her friends home she met her husband.
and he, she says, assaulted her. Smith denied
the assault and denounced his wife as a woman
of loose habits. He didn't have the money to
pay his fine, and was locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
THE HOWARD ESr4TE IN DISPUTE
The Titles to Brooklyn Property Alleged
to He Defective.

Mrs. Mary A. Uhl has begun q suit In tho SUI
preme Court in Brooklyn against President
Ditmas Jewell of the Twenty sixth Ward Bank
to eject him from the possession of Il piece of
property In Williams avenue. The suit Is
brought to test the validity of a deed made over
forty years ago, and which. so the plaintiff
alleges. was forged. II this contention is sus-
tanned. tho titles OF other pieces of property in
the vicinity Of the old Howard House In East
New York will be rendered defective. Mrs. Uni
belongs TO the Howard family which owned the
property involved. She claims that the deed Of
. large strip of the property 10 Catherine Reed
In 1852 was forged, and that the present own
ers have really no just right to possession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

Miss Minerva Clifford was arraigned before
Judge McMahon In the General Sessions yes
terday on a charge of shopliftinG. She Is tall,
has silver gray hair, and wore a sealskin cloak
aud a jaunty bonnet. She and a woman named
Sarah Goodwin were arrested on Monday on
complaint OF Jennie ID. O'Connor, detective In
Ehrfch's Sixth avenue store. who charged them
with stealing 500 worth OF combs, lace. knick-
kknacss; oeiss' ana Fip 6Sn Nv iilss Gi'itard was
SS2 Leonard street. She said she was 40 years
old. and lived at 9O7 Jersey avenue. Jersey
cia1 In Jersey City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

The Dock Board decided yesterday TO build a
crib bulkhead 700 feet long on the northeast
side OF Sherman's Greek, opposite 20lst street.
II was also decided to sell at auction on April IA
leases to sixty-siX parcels OF dock property on
the North, East, and Harlem rivers. With the
leases goes the right to collect wharfage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
Jinannai.

DRoPosALs FOR s4,soo,siAee COLI M
L stock q rs SI,E Il y Sosh r,ox
ESSRRnSSfRhi1EaESs fF XIV 10 TIME issEs FS N .Ed Alb
rE .!sIsS SEor5 EsHT n, T. sgn I... yea s, l gse soI Assgs
ss syS,,S VIII !. T H. SSss i q: ID '$i Sp{{ + 3 S ASiili i SSss, 3.
for the WHOLE p6rS 2. al q P. .,sc q y ne p, soYGwl1s sS%p SoH g
United states OF America, OF the present standard %
Si,SSgS. 6oC 90 Z con.o dated stock Of tho City q
Eiss PURPOSES the sesppSrii principal payable NO
yeni6er 1921 c,- s.-
The College q he city Of New Yors, and
FOR fSr s tRs bR SpSFtsen z, Of H Street ssGf ciS a plSH.
soo 600 90 r! 1 cdgn r,niS,iRSl gf slSss y SSG ,S e c1sJ y , iSs IS
award. costs s.; %ss,tinsa ~ AZ GSs9E::
-, nm ~ principal payable NovSm6er ! 1910 ~.
i7''oO0'Oo Y ySGn'ol Eno%n stock to- a z &c Slty OF w ssS
stock " the principal payable Novembss
100000 ..!tCensolldated Stock Of the City of New
WX2 ",s, s snSw n . as CIV rfdd az Se% y Ss9sees
ne principal payable November I.
York; known as "DocS Bonds Of tsS
ssIs S 20 : SsS fi2 /. iose.n principal pay
100000 y GSnsoIllaisd stock eS, o. The ssdGrity, q s,S Me-
this principal payable November l,
York" known as School House Bondss
The principal payable November /.
The propossls, SHOULD be enclosed in . sealed en-.
p per9eS; e Of the City yp of NRs% YORK; *. S sna each 81 p pac oSS
should Alag be enclosed IN 2 second enyelops: cd
CITY OF VIEW y xsHnrE Fr { iTTSG bi GFGp%PSsFFSsI,sss
Comptrolier's ONCE, March 10. 1895.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

To.nAYis FEATURES The cotton nnHrHet, was nS
nearly fCRtureless as II very well could br, Liverpool
sent a few buying orders. hut the speculation, In tho
main, Was Local and entirely pTofesslona Pre- =
advanced, however. for the receipts at Ill" ports we're
very Light, there was "a better spot demani here, tho
exports from the ports have shown some increase OF
late, and shorts were covering. A recession followed
the opening rise, but IL was quickly followed by an
advance. ana the closing prices were the highest OF
the day. The stocks Of raw cotton held by spin
neTs OF thls country and abroad are small, AID thoss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
Arayor Licenses .Ae CA,ne.e TA.atr.,

Mayor Strong issued a new theatrical license
90 Lee Quay yesterday for the Chinese theatre
on Doyers street. Mr., Quay said that he would
have no Sunday performances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

southern apot ilarksts neIe generally nfm
-CoEEtx FuI~unEE-Declined 10 TO go poluts March
vas unchanged. The close was EASY for the general
list, while March ended stendy. The sales. were
10000 bags. Havre declined ~. on March and April
unchanged 70 y pfc hisher, American wareshouse
for three days. There was a holiday in Brazil. Rio
received 1000 bags; Santos B,u0O. The total stock
Java in ,nrst handa Rio on the spot, was dull and
was as folloWst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
Real E.tnte Trnn.rers.

Central Park West, 2I3; oswald J Martin
and wife 10 Frederick BECK ..-., -..,...,...,.
vhth ~. = 8, 100 q Amsterdam aN, 2hXlOl.Si
Gheo + Hascall, referee, tu Randolph Gug'
EtAlANAll ~ tfFs.tfF. sEssssHHH#H Ef"H". #.fFsFHt.
same prop: Randolph Guggeuhe. mer aud
wife and anO to Sigtuuud / StrlnupAnn 900.
SBth II, 10. goa W I'd aV, 2S.sNlO2.2' Fred
erlck W Miller, indy and 81 trustee, ct al to
Adam SstfeFth and wife correction DECIDE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

Ciovernmcnt bonds steady at unchanged quo
tatlons. Hallway bonds dull bur firm. The
features were Chicago and North Pacific Is r..
r., Kansas ana TcXas IDS. southern Railway
more important net advances were in AtchisOn
adj. Is, Viii z cent, 70 40, IS. 7. r., Ato n,
and nd AS. T. r., ~, TO 34Es: Chicago and North
Pacific is, 4. r., l TO S3i Kansas and Texas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27

To-pAY's FEATuREs-The warehouse deliveries con.
tinued liberal, aud Europe sold here causing the weak.
ness. Local bulls bought.
F~iouR-Prices were easy for low grades, but choice
brands are steady. Trade quiet Sales 1900. bbls.
Exports 8,8t0 bbls, and ESQ sacks. Receipts G.p6T bDls.
and s,0in sacks. Winter wheat brands IN. bbis. were
quoted as tollows.. No grade. sLVo@t2. fine. g.. loo
f2,YD; supertne, t2, 300 ~. 30: No 2 extra. 81. 500
e285i No. ! extra. s2.fj@s3; clear, s3.2O@s1 40;
straights. $3.50 a ~. 10: patents. ca. Tje 81 10, Mlchl.
gan s%tratshts, a~a6O&sa.6O; city mills for West Indies.
t4.loi rye. flour s~upcrnne, s240es2.D0i corn
meal, Western. q lG6ss2 @. Brandywine. $500.
Bag mcal-Elne yellow. siSspc. white. ssd0Oc
coarse I2,%5acy DO. sifted; f4af5c. Hominy and
grahulated yellow. 81. sOGs 1920 p Dbl; white
graduated. 81. i0CgS2. 30 y Dbl. Choice farlna,
2 5O@p.shc \ ~; choice. packing do. s4.7bes6.y % 7
Dbl; oatmeal. $3.50 1910 " hbL Brewers meal. 10
GHOc.; corn flour, ~. l0tas 80.
GRAtN-Wheat- declined Sc. recovered II, and ad.
yanccd !tc. to, SIC. Chicago received 20,5fO bush.
ngainst 1850 last year; Toledo, 900, against 3I.Op7;
ST. Louis, II, 900, against 1000: Detroit. O. 80, against
B.3il Duluth, 22t,la2, against 81 .994; Minneapolis,
l05. 100. against i07. $50; Milwaukee. Id, 800, against
1880 Chicago. 70 cars. against 80 last year; .Du.
luth, 1880, against 80, and Minneapolis, 1856, against
III last year. spot sales 5000 bush; for EXPORT to
do. LOT a1oat, &c. over, and No. | Northern Z. o. b.
anoet, 30. over. Future sales 100000 bush. as fol-
lows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
financial.

Gro nO0 WANTED To borrow on bond and
Eol Z,OOO. moLtgagei twelve thousand dollars
country village. Address CATHOLIC, box fs5, Sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-27
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Oregon Short Line
s. Utah Northern

CONSOLIDATED FIVE PER CENT.
O Ds AND COLLATERAL TRUST
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS. or of GER
or Deposit representina
either ofthese Bonds
The plan OF reorganization dated February 20. 1895.
prepared by the REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE. Of
which Mr.. SAMUEL CARR is CHAIRMAN. has Sc. -
the approval OF the undersigned committees.
As an early reorganization OF the oregon Short Line
System under this plan is OF the utmost Importance
to holders OF all classes OF it's securities. all bonds noe
previously deposited should be presented for deposis
at once at the Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
or the American Loan and Trust Company of Boston,
and holders OF certificates should present them
Immediately at either of these Trust Companies in
order that the certificates may be stamped as as
senting TO the plan OF reorganization.
Certificates stamped as asserting to tho above
named plan and agreement will be issued without
penalty for all bonds offered for deposit before April
10, 1895.
The stamped certificates for Consoi Bonds
have been listed on the Now York Stock
Exchange.
.. b. L. a. u. N. CONSOLIDATED BOND-
HOLDERS COMMITTEES.
BY g. ENDICoTT PEABODY Chairman.
o. 9. l.. d u. N. COLLATERAL TRUST
BONDHOLDERs' COMMITTEE
by F. s. BANGS, Chairman.
BOSTON, March 10, 1895.
THE ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA ( ANT n
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The interest due April LIST, 1895, on the General
Mortgage bonds of this Company will be paid on and
after April LIST, 1895, at the once of the Union Truss
Company Of New York.
II. W. GARDINER,
Assistant Treasurer.
New York, March Goth. 1895.
Referring to tho above notice. the Union Trust
Company Of New York will. on and after April lsA
1895, distribute to the holders OF its Certificates Of
Deposit issued for General Mortgage bonds Of the At
Gibson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company, the In
terest on the new General Mortgage bonds to which
they will be entitled under the Plan of ReorganiEa-
ton. upon presentation OF their Certificates at Its
otice. No. so Broadway. New York. A temporary re-
oeipt will be given for the Certincates, which will
be retained over night for verincation and stamp
ing.
UNION RUs COMPANY OF NEW ORE
New York. March goth, 1896.