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BROWN & DURHAM. Complete Honsefurnishsrs,
 CASH OR CREDIT.
The Madison Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Richard Schur ct ux., ct als.
 OpDER OF N0TICE


 Richard Schur ct uX., ct als.
 ORDER OF NOTICE. State of Connecticut, New Haven County ss.
 New Haven, April 14th, A. D. 1897 UPON THE COMPLAINT of the said The Madison Mutual Fire Insurance Co. praying for reasons therein set forth for a fore closure of a certain mortgage upon piece of land in the town of killingworth, now pending before the Court of Common Pleas in and for New Haven County, to be held on the first Monday of May, A D. 1897. It appearing to. and being found by. the Carl Holland Hugo Kempft. Henry Egge and Ignez Kirchdeck. are absent from this State-gone to parts unknown;
 THEREFORE ORDERED, that notice of the tendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Journal and Courier, newspaper printed in New Ha- ven. in said County, once q week, three weeks successively. commencing on or be- fore the 18th day of April. A. D. 1897.
 PHILIP POND. I'd, Assistant Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for New Haven County. a15 oaw 3t
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FOR RENT

FOUR or five rooms, small family; modern improvements; with or without barn; JOG Howard avenue. Inquire
 f26 If 502 HOWARD AVE.
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TO LET, DESIRABLE bench room in factory, with use of lathes, planers, machinery and power. Address mh11 If BOX 346, City.
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NAPHTHA LAUNCH FOR SALE. A FINE built and equipped naphtha launch, practically new. superior in all it's ap- pointments and fixtures, for sale at bar gain; is staunch built and is also capable for outside sailing. For details enquire at BEECHER'S EXCHANGE, room g. Lyon Building, 769 Chapel street. ap6 If
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WANTED
mtsIeIIaneums.
CLAIR.VfyANT

CLAlhVOIANIs
 DIR. MARY J. WRIGHT can be consulted on all Diseases and Business Matters at Tontine Hotel UNTIL APRIL 30 Hours 9 to F a. m., ? to 9 p. m. Consultation, $100. pr. Wright will be out of the city through the month of May.
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FOR. RENT.

FOR RENT,
 HOUSES and flats on West Chapel, Dwight, Exchange, Grove, James, West Water, Park, Ward, Crown and St. John streets, Whitney, Howard, Ellsworth and Carmel avenues. JOHN 0. PUNDERFORD, mh23 If 116 Church Street.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 Anril 14 1907

April If, 1897
 ESTATE of PETER BORNHOLD, late of
 New Haven, in said District, deceased
 An instrument in writing, purportng to be the last will and testament of said de ceased, having been presented iii Court, and Christian Hattie of New Haven having made written application praying that the same may be probated, and that letters testament tary may be granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, it is ORDERED - That said application be to be held at New Haven. In said District on the 21st day of April, 1S97 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having a circulation in said Dis trict. LIVINGSTON W. CLEAvELAND, ap15 3t* Judoa
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STORE FOR RENT.

FOR rent-store, basement and second floor, No. 3S1 State street, now occupied by Morning News Co.,; posse ssion April 1st.
 WILBUR F. DAY, mh11 If S09 Chapel street.
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Wamts.

One Cent Word each insertion, five cents a Word for full Week, seven times.
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DO YOU WANT TO RENT YOUR SHORE COTTAGE OR MOUNTAIN

If you had a piano in it, it would rent quicker and for more money. C.. NJ. Loomis Sons have 100 choice pianos to rent for the summer season. S3S | Chapel street. apis St
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, 61 Garden st., 1st floor, 6 rooms, modern Improvements, $19.
 130 Goffe st, 1st floor rooms, SIP. II York st, 3d floor, 5 rooms, $10. 49 Middletown ave, 2d floor, 5 rooms, .$10. 5 Greenwood st., list floor, roomss $11. 26 Baldwin st., 1st floor, rooms, SIS. 2S Baldwin st, 2d floor 5 rooms, SIS. B Gregson st., 3d floor, rooms, SIP. 33 Gregson st, room 30x35 feet, for light manufacturing.
 West Haven, shore cottage, 10 rooms, part ly furnished, and stable, $350 yearly. West Haven, small cottage, $60 for season: IFS Temple street. IA rooms very desirable place for first-class boarding house; will put in thorough repair for first-class tenant. Other rents ap12 Ct D. VALLEY.
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FOR RENT.

NO. 20 WALL street, between Orange and 12 rooms Inquire s. A. STEVENS,
 mh19 If 25 Wall street.
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FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE suites of offices, with all i'm provements, on the second and third floors of the Connecticut Savings Bank Build ing, corner of Church and Center streets
 Inquire at the office Of Connecticut Saw ings Bank. ap14 1t
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FOR. RENT.
FOR. RENT.

well furnished rooms, all modern conveniences; central.
 apis 1ts 19 WALL ST.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

FOh RENl, FURNISHED cottage on Beach street, West Haven, public bath houses adjoining: rent low to desirable parties; nearly opposite Hills Homestead. Inquire ap15 At SIP CHAPEL ST.
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FOR RENT,

FLAT, seven rooms, all modern improve ments, separate entrance, 776 State street, near Eld. Inquire
 ap15 3t* 407 STATE ST.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by competent girl as cook or general housework In private family; city reference. Call at
 apl4 2t* PAS WASHINGTON ST,
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AUCTION SALE

at ii O'Clock a. m, if not ,fe previously i ais dls posed of at private sale, the double house 6S and 70 Park street, containing 16 rooms. with modern improvements; lot 65 by 115s Terms $500 down; balance on or before April 26
 ap9 if S31 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.
EOR, RENT.

DESIRABLE fiat, 5S7 State street; all mod ern improvements; steam heat; reasonable rent. Inquire 79S CHAPEL ST,
 ap1 If up one flight.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 Anvil tAth 1907

DlStr1ct or NeW HaVeni SS. FTODale CUurts
 April 14th, 1897. ESTATE of HANNAH A. LINSLEY, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the credit ors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time will be debarred a recovery. All per to make immediate payment to
 JOHN H. LINSLEY, ap15 3ts Administrator.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TO private family, the brick house No. 143 Whalley avenue, 15 rooms; stable if de- sired. Every modern improvement and convenience Call afternoon. ap14 St*
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LOOK, LOOK, LOOK.
 THIS is the week to eat Blue Fish. We have % hundred pounds of fresh Blue Fish selling at 7c. We have very large quan- tity of North River Shad selling at very low prices all this week. At the Old Grand Avenue Fish Boat, cheapest placo in the city. ap13 St
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---------------------- WANIED.

A COMPETENT girl for general houseworE m 3 family 1la of three: references required. apl3 3t* Call at 274 HOWARD AVE
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A WHOLE house, rooms, bath and mod ern improvements, large yard, IA Dixwell avenue; rent to responsible tenant for SIS per month. c. T. DRISCOLL,
 ap15 2t 157 Church street.
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FOR RENI

FOEN hENA, FLAT of seven rooms, all modern improve ments; splendid location.
 JARED c. BRADLEY, ap10 7ts $40 Chapel st., Hubinger Bldg.
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WANTEp
WANTED,
WANTED.
WANTED
WANTED.
WANTED

BY competent girl, situation to do gen. erai housework; reference if required.
 ap15 1t* Call 32 WALNUT ST.
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WOOL AND COTTON MARKErs.

Boston, Mass, April O.-The Boston Com
mercial Bulletin VIII says tomorrow OF the
wool market: The market Is absolutely
devoid of life. The mills are gorged with
wool. and statistics are very misleading.
The domestic wool sold is very small. bare
ly a million pounds. The sales OF the week
are i420 pounds domestic and $4,000
pounds foreign, against 2.i6o.C0O pounds do
mestic and 100000 pounds foreign last
week. and 1,13s0OO pounds domestic and
427 coo pounds foreign for the same week
last year. The sales to date show a de-
crease of ~ 3S4, 500 pounds domestic and 49,.
923 400 pounds foreign from the sales TO the
same date in 1895. The receipts 10 date
show a decrease Of 1914 bales domestic.
and 1855 bales foreign.
Antwerp. Germany. April 3o-The wool
auction sales closed today with a fair at
tendance. The demand was moderate, and
the assortment offered was poor and sold
az unchanged prices. The offerings numb
cred . 100 bales, of which $50 were sold. The
sales in detail: Buenos Ayres. III bales.
65G150 cent:mes; Monteviedo. 96 bales. s79
80 centimes.
New York. April o-Cotton-steady: mid
ding. 1Stc.
New Orleans. La. April 5o.-Coton-Firm
ordinary. 67sc; good ordinary. SIC; low mid
ding. 7isc: midding, 9-i5c: good middlins,
7fsc; niidling fair, SIC.
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THE WEATHER.

wiohits. Kan. April - fsF.
Local sc-ecss; for wicai;s ara vicinny-
saturssy ard probably sa@asy fair sss
warmer.
D8rfiax TIE pas; .yea;y-fosr hours 70
hirhss; isrpers:g-s has been C s<xrees.
the fope~, q tsx-sss. ard rs near "a g.
g-ses. WITH clear vsafhs-. fFEs - gsst
north slrd srd ksxh saronstsr. TIE aver
are is-zpsss;sss far TIRE past rnsnfs sss
been ~ degrees. yslca % tzss ssss. 10
normal for Agfii. -; - sesst 5exssss
t.ios ~ arsFzxs fpr tss pas sssht y~srs.
TIE rslafzil for ssrll -ss . inca@s vstra
= ~ Inches aSoss fhs normal ssr fss
rr11th ssz Nc begin Mar VIE a. sHcess
of rreeip.isiios asoTs sss neTnss s.Sss
zzssxry !. 90 - srrkes. A. tss corr~s-
rore.nE date lzs; year tAsrs vss ssres-
s-ey 60 - iaes. 20 ne AsT. has fsss Ts<s
as irchss nsoss Fzla sEa1 Gs-isg "a ssrDs
rso-ths ias; yea
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OBSERVER
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The aMhita Hay Eagle Saturday zaoruiua aay l. 1897.

els two years ago. $4,000 bushels three
years ago, and 10000 bushes in the
like week Of 1893.
There is a moderate increase In the
commercial death rate. there being PA
States this week, as compared with 21S
last week. 254 in the week year ago,
20S two years ago, 179 three years ago,
and 24s in the last week in April. 1893.
There are 81 business failures reported
from the Canadian Dominion this week.
against % last week, g in the week a
year ago. S6 two years ago and SO in the
corresponding week of 1898.
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York. April 30.-For the closing day
OF the month large sales have resulted
through the closing UP OF many goods on
memoranda, as the forwardings made on
maturing orders. As usual. today, there
vas little new business done in cotton good
generally. though for bleached cotton and
4-yadr brown goods good takings were re-
ported. Wooden goods were quiet IN move
ment and considerable new business was
done in spot goods. Printing cloths dull az
s-1sc. Sales for the week were 1l1oo
pieces odds and 1900 pieces s. squares
Manchester. Eng. April 3o.-Cloths and
warns Quiet but firm
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Chicago. Ills. April 5o-Bu;ter--stezdy:
Creamery. 15eisc: dairy, s1l4c.
Eggs-Steady: fresh. sizHsac-
Live pouItry-Heavy; turkeys. Sc. ducks.
edlcc: chickens. &c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. April sl.-W hss--Firnn :
No. hard. soGsic: No. :. 5fdgsc. No. T.
sG7rc: No red. ssc: No. 2. s.as5c: No
spring sp1sp[c: No. ,. 7snT7e.
Corn-Active steady: 40. n.Ie1. c-iz9
oacs-sHghily higher; No. white. &c for
fancy.
Rye-No ?. &c.
Hsy-Stesdy. unchanged.
Buttsr-Unchanged. creamery. Luss1zc.
dairy. sd13c.
Eggs-F1-rn. TIC.
ST. LOUIS.
-. Louis. NO, April 55.-RscG p.s-TTofs-
3Ic5: znez; $40. corn. ga. oats. =. -
sh!pments-FJour. ZZs. wheat. s.iSo. corn.
- -: oats. 7.oe
Fiour-Dun and unchanged.
Whezt-T-ne speculative uszrxet opened q
shade higher on account % the cold ves;h-
er. good shipments and fairy Light -.es4p:s
and reports tnai foreigners ~sre heavy snY
ers FLUCTUATIONS were Numerous and Will
a rather wine rsnssT arc SraIly ne mar
kef closed 1lzalssc ioSs- impaired Nh
yesterday. Spot hizAe-. Nc. red cska.
elevator. ~ BID track s,fTzlsc. MAY. =
-: J-ly. 77sx6T7t.c. August. Ire I'D
news and aiscogrsEtrE cables esuSe1
weak oy~aing 81 ne speculative zasrkst
~ aira ruled AMI closed loTsg fnsn yeE;s--
dzy Spot Ioxer. No cash. -EZ ~. Nay.
Il: JGly. ~. S~pcsrh<r. 70 ssxst.
OatS-F1;sFes e11I bs-t Arr E2ct easy
No cash. sc ID: May. lfG.ssc. July. %
BID
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Hay-ogl.;. s;roHS: prsirss. seasS.
sS..sr-s;.saT. c-.ar,sry. fsas-sse: carry
SOL.
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NEW YORK
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Cotionseed o:f-Quie;er: prime crude. leo
,sc: OF summer yellow ~
California f-usis-Firm for evspora:ed ap-
pies. steady for other fruits Evaporsccd
apples, choice. s.6sc; fancy. sts1tAc:
prunes. eisf..c. as TO size and quality: apr.-
Gets. royal. Sale: Moor aPrk. lSsf,Sc: I'M
peeled peaches. sfiec: peeled. urftc
California Euts-Suiet. walauts. s,.9Ttsce
almonds, paper shellsd. i2nisc. 500, sheiisd.
sGlcc
Bufter-Market steady. western creamery
isffisc; Elg-ns. lie. factory. Sis4sisc.
ExEs-S;eady: State and Pennsylvsnia.
ioriei.c; western sGioc: southern, &c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool Eng, April se-vhezs-Scce
Ne. red northern spring duh. ss<d.
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LIVESTOCK MARxErA
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Ills, April se-Trsde IN cattle
VAS no; very animated. and prices were M
better. Beef cattle were all taken AZ g SO
800. chiefly at 81 @1sS. with scattering
sales OF prime beeveS AZ 8. LOO ~ stock
ers and feeders sold a. G,sSft8 Texas
cattle sold lower and the offerings include
ed a good proportion OF -grassers"
Hogs-Iu moxs there was a decided re-
action. prices advancing sGioc Heavy pack
ing lots sold al S.esuSsa and prime HEhs
and light butcher weights brought N.os. 40
usual most OF the offerings were choice ana
sales were largely al 81 ee4s-6.
ShSep-lThe market was dall but showed
little change. Sheep sold al an extreme
range OF S5of5S. hut not many below
x.75 or higher than AS. prime ones being
poorest 20 best.
Receipis-csttle $40: hogs 400; sheep.
5000
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. April so--Cs,tie--Es-
ceipts 1000. market strong. Texas steess.
g. ssG4 is: Texas cows. ssssdsto: native
steers. 81 Ssis 80: native cows and hclfefs.
S15ouS. ~: stockers and feeders, - x1t tes
bulls. S2.tod4oo.
Hoss-ReceIpts IS. 90: market strong 10
SC higher Bulk os Gales 0sT'sa5I7ss:
hesvies. Sssga.Tts; packers 0S91,s.
lights. S.s,gs.75; workers. E'c137s: pisA
s3e0sis.s5.
sheep-Recespt. 1000: msrke, s0loc high.
ST. LOUIS.
s.. Louis. NO.. April D.-Caftie-Recsipto
100: market SLOW Native shipping steer.
8 salI6. 3: stockers and feeders. 81 S8&bes
steers under 600 his. p7eu<bo. cons ana
he!fsrs. s.7Jrts0: Texas and Indian stcerss
x.esd4.i5: cows and heifers. IGn5.3.
Hogs-Receipts $50: market Saioc high
er. Light. s. sod3o: mixed. 1SfIS.ss
heavy, s. spn3.%.
sheep--Reeeipts 200; market lower. Ma.
tive rnuttons. st"y6sls: lambs. Nse4ss-Ss
Texas sheep. s. ion<sa.
NEW YORK.
New York. April - -Reeves-Heceipss 4.
$40: market quiet. steady. Native steeya.
81 30: stays sni oxen. N0rg< y: bulls. - n:
dry COWS. g 2yd2 %: cables quote American
steers at 1Oi-Qiii.c dressed weight: with
sheep NJ loi4Gffzizc: refrigerator beef. 20
sisc Exports 90 breves-
Shecp-Rscelp;s s.siz. sales 900. markse
lower excep, FOR prime sheep. rnsho-s
sheep. sI25as -7is. clipped saeep. - o-i4s 20:
unshorn lambs. S.Sasz: clipped ames.
81 3s16 ~.
Hogs-Receipts 3zs; market steady -
81 i5fil49
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LIKELY TO BE LAMONT
President Winters Sus cessor seems TO be
Practically Settled

New York. April 3o.-Tn Wal street TO-
day the impression prevailed tina; Daniel
s. Lamont VIII be elected president OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad company in
short time. This assumption Is based on
the belief that certain interests are work
ing TO tia, end Il was a. first though;
that NJ. Winters successor would not be
named for some time, but the exlEencies
% the situation are said 70 be such that
a new president, viii De- elected with as
little delay as possible
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FL Dorado.
From FL Dorado Republican.

From FL Dorado Republican.
Little Miss Georgia Spaulding IS quite
sick.
The next girl baby that comes to town
Is to ne named Yvette.
f. n. Smith went to Douglass this
evening on legal business.
Landlord Barger is sick and Landlord
Sadler is running the tavern.
George Plattner leaves tomorrow for
Yates Center. where he VIII accept a
position as day operator on the Missouri
Pacific. Mr.. Plattner has had the night
job mere for some time and makes the
change to have day work. 1t has not
been decided who will get the job here.
Mrs. Plattner and children are a. Wich-
tia and will shortly move - Yates Cen
ter
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GIVE THEM ONE GOOD FEED
Princess of Wales Wants the London SIuns
to Jubiiate. Too.

London. April So.-The Princess Of
Wales has written TO the lord mayor OF
London. pointing out that in the schemes
10 commemorate the diamond jubilee OF
Queen Victoria in June, the poorest Of
the people. the tenants OF the London
slums, have been overlooked: She
says:
Nigh, I plead that they also should
have a share in the fetes OF that blessed
day. and so remember to the end o.
their lives that great and good queen
whose reign. by the blessing OF God. has
been prolonged for sky years. Let US,
therefore. provide these unfortuns.a
ones. these begga-s ana outcasts, with
A dinner or some substantial meal dur
ing the week Of the jubilee oommemora-
ton. l hare great pleasure IN heading
a subscription lis; for that purpose with
100 pounds
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particularly on New Jersey Csr.ral and
Western Union. there seemed to be d.
mand for stocks al al declines and -
indisposi,ion 10 sell them short 20 any
great extent.
LOANS AND EXCHANGE
New York. April so.-Money on call
nominally I4ais per Gene: prime mer-
camille paper sA&4- Sterling exchange
barely steady. with actual business in
bankers bills al s4sIisG4s1s4 for de-
mand. and at s4Ssiz G4ssis for Sixty
days Posted rates s4s7d4SsS and
A.s7hd4s9 Commercial bills s4-s5e.
Silver certificates s1*@s2. Bar silver.
sIi1. Mexican dollars 4ss&. Government
coup ilih: fours reg. HOS; new fours.
reg, 1I2%: coup 123A: fives. reg. llefs;
coup, u4A: fcurs. reg, nos; coupon
u9%; twos reg, 96is: Pacific skies OF rs.
l04js.
BANK CLEARINGS.
Philadelphia. Apr. 3o.-Clearinss to-
day. sS.42l.5s4; balances. s214S.52a For
the month: Clearings, S25s.oSsiSs; oaian
ces. So, 46l. I64.
Baltimore, April so-Clearings. N.7?s.-
S37; balances. s267.IH.
81. Louis, April S0.-Clear;ngs. SSH
242: balances. s59s.l5 Money a PEI
ment; New York exchange 90 cents bid:
.5 cents asked.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington. April 30-Today's state
,nent of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. SEA 1885,
6s4; gold reserve. sl5s.345.63s
GOLD FOR EXPORT
New York. April 3O-Von Hoffman &
Co. will ship s1,5oO.oo0 gold to Europe
tomorrow Lazard Freres will ship ST.
250. 90 mixed gold bars and coin; Hiedel-
back. Ickelheimer & Co. viii ship $780,
600. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. VIII ship
$500, 900 in gold bars tomorrow 10 Europe.
IL is stated that Kidder. Peabody & Co.
will increase their previously announced
shipment tor next Tuesday from 100000
70 $3.50. 900. ana 1t is possible that IL may
reach 81. 0oo. 900. The total shipments OF
gold TO Europe for the week ending May
1 is S.227. 900 This includes the ship
ments announced for tomorrow.
NO ALARM is FELT.
Washington. April 3o.-Whatever the
cause. no alarm is felt here as 10 the
outcome OF the gold exporting movement.
the present stotck OF gold IN the treas
ury, s153. 354, s3s. beng regarded as am
pie 10 meet any emergency without IN
the leas: impsir;ng our credit abroad.
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The Westfield. Ird., News prints the
following in regard TO an old resident Of
that place: Frank McAvcy, for many
years in the employ of the l.. y. A & c.
Ry. here, says: I have used Chamber
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edy for ten years or longer-am never
without il in my family. ! consider it the
best remedy % the kind manufactured.
take pleasure ir recommending il" Il is
a specific for all bowel disorders. For
sale BY druggists.
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INDIANS HAVE ONE
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Big Injou Sockalexis Makes Ono of the
Longest Hits Ever Made at the st. Louis
Grounds-Frazer- Keeps the Colts Out
Till the Eighth Inning. When They Give
The Colonies Surprise-Firstl Home
Run OF the Season Made ut Baltimore.
Where the Home Team wins-PhiIiies
and Senators Wiu-Western Games.