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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-01

creased since 1870 from about s4.75O.OOo, to over
Sl0OO0OO0 In 1898. AS to the issue OF Sl,0Oo,-
600 NewYork and Canada bonds In the year.
which was criticised as "capitalizing a deficit
the Delaware and Hudson followed course
strictly within good business lines recouping 1T
self for advances made to the New-York and
Canada on construction and improvement ac-
count. Regarding the sale Of 5000 shares of
Rensselaer, and Saratoga stock II is only neces-
sary to say that il was sold because in the judg-
ment of the managers OF the property the large
sum of money which 1t represented could he put
TO good purpose In the operations OF the com
pany. The company still holds 5000 shares Of
this same stock in its treasury assets and which
by-the-way are not credited among the assets.
except ut Its par value, a fact interesting to note
on account Of the disposition OF spme companies
TO lay particular stress upon the market value
Of securities held. The sale Of the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga stock was made around $50, and
recently the company has received an offer OF
100 for the remaining stock in its possession.
From criticisms made of the anthracite coal
properties one might think the exhaustion Of
the coal supply would be development Of the
near future. Perhaps The many inquiries heard
regarding the coal supply Of the Delaware and
Hudson arise from an article published last
Year. in which it WIS stated that twenty-sx
years longer would be the maximum life Of the
Delaware and Hudsons coal lands The peo-
pie who are best able to tell about other peo-
pies business are not always to be relied upon.
and 1T is reasonable to assume that coal COM
panies understand the resources Of their own
properties better than outsiders. for conclusions
based upon authoritative information will gen
eraIE lead 10 better understanding or the
subject and give the public a more accurate
idea of actual existing conditions. At the pres
ent rate Of production the d aawarc ard Hud-
son Company estimates the life of its coal lands
a. from sixty to seventy years. This estimate
Is made upon careful investigation and Is the
best basis upon which to discuss the company's
&C al lands as regards the length OF time they can
be proftably worked. The ultimate exhaustion
or the coal lands need not worry present stock
holders. and in the future there will doubtless
be made such provision as is best suited to meet
the needs of the company. probably in line with
the companys past course in accommodating an
actual surplus fund. The conservative and ju-
alclous management of Delaware and Hudson
has made it an attractive investment for thou
SANDS or small investors to say nothing of large
holders OF securities and despite bear attacks
upon the property its owners may rest as
sured or a continuation in the future OF tho
eood management which has characterized the
conduct Of the company in the past
Inc Following tables show the movements If
the chief active stocks and bonds in the week.
STOCKS
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REDEMPTION OF
CHICAGO AND NOHTuWESrERN RAILWAY
co. SINKING FIND BONDS OF 1870.
TVNIJE following numbered bonds of the above

VI
L Issue BOTH FIVE AND SIX PER CENTS. have
drawn for the sinking fund " 1886 in conformity
with the mortgage. will be redeemed by THE FARM
FRS LOAN 4 TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE. No. 20
William street New York. at 100 and accrued interest
February 1s 1891 upon surrender OF the bonds Interest
bonds require be assigned delivery.
Regscr@d bonds In denominations o. 5000 and $40 COO
drawn in redemption by numbers
Al O each he surrendered and new registered bonds
from October st, lsv6 VIII he given for
the undrswn portion thereof: - 49,.
III" PER CENT COUPON BONDS. 5000 EACH
Ma Uhg Gpis 0lp 024e, c3ai, Osi0 1894 i42s 1880.
o21 o80l 25l7 1886. 2?s 3Ol3 1896 3Ss4 1858. 1927.
100 Jii2 1901. 55s7. 5Ies $3.50. CO.'S. Goio soI5.
~ ipt:e CENT REGISTERED BONDS. Al 900 EACH
' pfR 't-FSr REGISTERED BONDS. 5000 EACH
d IT," DRAWN IN PART
Ea.h numbtr drawn r"pr,sentns $1,000.
~ l3l. TAG, 49, ia.
4, PER g cent REGsTERED BONDS. $1,000 EACH.
" DRAWN IN PART.
Each number drawn rep-"s"nng $1,000.
Xos 2I1 2sT 1913 52 32i. 325 AZ i3'. iti 40 40,
7sa ,sf TO 15 7s2 'eI. 1oi Ss3. s34. sos 90 o07.
30 ~ t,r.p ' f.r:ST COUPON HOSrs 5000 EACH
Nos OlS6 1854 oio3 OaI, 0sG3, 100, 1861 2'1r. e"I,
$50 2,9t aysO 5i92 1863. 3Igi isic 39eI +iio.
PER Cent REGIsTERED BONDS. Hro EACH.
Nos - 22s ans 40. -
q PER t,fsNr REGTsTERED BoNDs. 5000 EACH.
" '"' DRAWN IN PART
Each number drawn repre9entng SLOT"
n T Trn y TST iifGisTEnED RoSps. $1,000 EACH.
- DRAWN IL FART. ~
Each number drawn representing ti.wl 800 800
Nos ss5 ESD 40e 40 4e ais lls ti3. 40 40. tel
Al; asa ass SoS 5o; soa BIZ 527 al. So 5c1. 7O1.
CHICAGO AND Sok11i"EsrEfBN B. 4Afh.ss4YRR SKIES s.
Vice President and Treasurer
New-Yorh January ao.h. 1891.
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Dipioeno Notices.
WinsIow, Lanier & Co., II Nassas ST., N. Y. City.

WinsIow, Lanier & Co., II NAssas ST., N. Y. City,
THE INTEREST on THE FOLLOWING BONDS Is
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE On AND
AFTER FEBRUARY !. 1897:
American Cotton OH Co. Debenture IS.
Bedford Ind. Municipal Gs
Marion County, Ind. County "a.
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne & Chicago R'y Co. Firs, Mortgage
Is Series 49, Second Mortgage Is Series II.
Portsmouth. Ohio. City 50.
Red Key. Ind. School-house Gs.
Rock Island H. Water Works 5s
Ridgevle Ind. School Gs.
summityll, Ind. Main st. Improvement 81.
Feb. 18th
Grant County Ind, Gravel Road ~. County 5s.
Hamilton County Ind. Gravel Road Gs.
stGfke County Ind. County is
Fob. 26th.
Hamilton County Ind. County g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings
of ffty-seven railroads or systems for the third
week in January or these. twenty-three re-
turn gains OF S144250 or ia per cent. and
ihirty-four return losses of $4,000. or 81 per
cent. The whole shows loss of S2sl,S21. or az
per cent.
Third week In January -
~ 1893 1897. Differences. Pc.
% compan.. 81 co. Oi3 81 400 203 Inc. Sl4425o II
"a COMPANIES 49,. 4COG 953 417isIs Dec. 432 075 %
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financial.
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.
TO Bond and Shareholders OF the
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

The undersigned Reorganization Committee announces.
that having reached with the United States
Government alike advantageous TO the Inter well
20 the interests the Committee represen steps have been
taken to promptly proceed with the reorganization No
,rai Modification Of the Plan appears be necessary
except that the classes OF Junior Bonds VIZ. UNION
PACIFIC SINKING FUND BONDS and KANSAS
PACIFIC CONSOLIDATED BONDS upon Hna completion
OF the necessary arrangements may TO he offered
somewhat smaller allotment First Mortgage Bonds
against increased allotment OF Preferred Stock.
to enable the Committee limit the issue OF First
Mortgage 40 Bends (which under the plan first
fixed ut slOOOoocOM s75Oo0OoO for reorganization
purposes rservins the balance under careful restrictions
FOR the future rcorganIzed company thus
tcraly enhancing the standing and value OF both the
bonds and shares Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-01

THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following is the usual table giving the
number Of shares Of all stocks the highest low
est and final prices of the week. together with
the final prices of week ago, prefixed by the
average price of February /. 1896:
RAILROAD STOCKS
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Dub!ic Notices.
-.~rO-~NNO'O>oN~NO~~|>NN~N
CUPREME COURT-In the matter OF the ap-

~ plca,on Of the Board OF Street Opening and Improve
the cy Of New Iqr -, BY The Counsel to to The Ss
Mayor adePmsn and tOmonal CITY Of New
rSTn to on ft the ada sde the
By PETERSON streets and Ea %Gs da
selected located and laid out as and for public park
" ae fn laws q and of Chapter the
s sa 70 81 s'I$ q 1' s:
nrSy syFn o. the State Of New at Special Term
IA &. civ S e Nv rj ss e J?aa g:
ii. Oh day February 1897 at The opening Q, ;he Court
Sn Carl ihil hs SS for the ppoptmen. Of
q q. Of y d BY N. 9s Y YoS g
lands and m the
s.sn tn: SS S!'s Of suffolk and
s. M: H:SsS"1 '%p: 80 70:
e ed n ss.P s go q d. haTs q
a.a a. out y q e y nSn5a
4. ,@ 's 81 ls.' 81 ss: I'D I'D
cc ndbb,TaT lots pieces or parcel. o. land namely:
s'''O'" Parcel. "a"
Beginning a, the intersection OF the westerly linz OF
with the sSgsry ydn line Of pysSn stree
ana pson street distance Of three hundred and
% snf With s e.s
sss' in: s iasns' ;ssy Zion:
t s .n CT g s sa%i w ss.r n
nfans said norhery line Of Canal street FOR asane. o.
and 10 IT, sas Of same % &:
zee. tSo %nr ~ East broadway thence az running
nor aianc said northeriy line OF East Broadway fs dis
cnce az one hundred and thirty-nee ana SIX onehun-
LEI he westerly limo OF Jefferson street thence Is,
W. ror.hsrlv along said westerly line ~ Je"rron street
FOR edl s,snse te" niGoo fecO less to tbs
point or place Of s''PPIA'RRceL "s"
Yatn,,,v a. IN. Intersection or the westerly line o:
" N Snf sa4 n IN.
OF h's hurd,.d,he 200 % fee tho Intersection
on N. same WITH the eastey line OF Essex street thence
% nr distance OF three hundred and twenty-nn, and
hundredhs feet ta2e q feeO r. the In
ersee' IA running easerlv along sala uortherly
street nv,s,on street distance OF two hundred and
wenty'nr ,nacrsection OF the wsstery ns
rep 70 .rre, thence % running northeriy along said
OF NoIox ,s Of Norfolk street for distance
YEA and twenty and eisnt onehundredths fee,
ginning pARctJ. &C."
BEGINNING at the Intersection OF tho westerly line OF
suo S.,rs RI running westerly along said souhery line
az Hester greet for dsanss Of two hundred and eighty
two ene-hSndredhs feet !sooS2 eso 70 Re intersection
.ne % running southeriy along ~ad easer line OF
Horfok street distance Of two hundred and two and
n.y. ~ Tho same with the norherv line ~ Diveon
hnnce IA running easeriy along said notherly line OF
Division stree, dis,ancs q We hana:i ard twenty.
a ~ the same with the westerly line OF Suffolk
.se thence ~ running northey along said westerly
ne ~, suTok street for distance OF nInet, eight and
thrty-one one hundr"dhs ieet VSSi feeD more or Tess
10 p.,ed Ssw Yort January II. 1907.
rRivcre W. SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation No
Tryon Row. New York City
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Trie
~ ,h.ir Uptown once. No i24a Broad
north OF 3lst ST. un'h O'Clock y, ad-
~.r,san,snts received the following banc1 Offices at
,est,lsr o6lte until o clock m. VIZ 25i sh-
ave. :. coz s3dst' X? e,h-ave cor ic,h 81, Macy.
~, ;oa west Isd at near 9Th ave az East 18th n ~
Wa, Ie6 At between 7th and 9Th sveA;
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SILVER

Winslow. Lanier e. Co. and n. W. Harris &
Co. will pay dividends on a number OF securl-
ties lists OF which will be found in another COL
umn.
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SALE or TAX RELIEF BONDS.
OF SALE OF Tax Relief Bonds or

~ the CITY Mount Vernon Westchester county New
York 2nd day Of February. 1891. at T. NJ
The Common Council OF the city OF Mount vernon.
weschester coJnty. New York. Will al the Dearborn
Building, Nos 80 and 81 South Fourth avenue. IN sald
CITY on said 2nd day February. 1891, at r. NJ re
sealed for the purchase Of twenty four TAX
Relief Bonds OF said city.
These are series Of bonds which authorized 10 be
Issued said under section l12 OF chapter u. OF
Each bond will be for the principal sum
enc dollars and will bear interest at the
per per annm payable semi annually
the principal and ineres: will be payable at the Of
the In said city or Mount vernon
They will be dated February LIST, 1897, and payable as
follows
Twenty-four bonds numbers 321 10 go Inclusive on
the first day OF February 1900 The bonds VIII be de
ycred the purchasers before February 18TH 1871
Each bid for the Tax Relief Bonds must BE accom-
panied by a check for five hundred dollars an
evidence good faith The said Common Council VIII.
at said time open such proposals be received and
accept the highest thereof II 1t deems the best In
all proposals should it deem II advisable.
Haven and Hartford Railroad. upon the New York
the Grand Central Depot, has 10 trains
daily way and population Of over 10000. 1t has
gas electric lights electrical railways. stone side
walks and crosswalks. and is most prosperous city.
By the bonds cannot be sold for less than par
and accrued Interest.
Iy order Of the Common Council.
EDWIN W. FISKE Mayor.
GEO NJ JENKINS. City clerk.
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Money continued in light demand, with no ap-
probable falling off in receipts Of currency from
the interior. The action of several of the banks
in reducing their rate for country deposits VIII
doubtless show more pronounced effect this
week. and bankers are beginning 10 expect a
better demand for funds as trade reports Tor
the week held encouragement of this sort,
a gradual resumption of business activity beng
noticed. Money call representing bankers
balances ruled at 1011a per cent with the Duih
Of the business at the last-named figure. Trust
companies quoted 1la per cent the minimum
In time money there was a fair demand TOT
short periods, but little doing for four and SIX
months Rates were :. per cent for sixty days, "a
per cent for three months. 2l3M3 per cent Tor
four months and per cent for six months. Inc
demand for commercial paper was good. Dut the
supply of choice offerings was small quotatiosiis
ruling at 1894 per cent for the best names for
an easier tendency. although the Bank of Eng
land made no change in its minimum rate, whlle
open market rates closed at rs per cent Tor
short and long bills. against : DIG the pre-
ceding week. Call money was lnl12 per cent
In Paris the open market rate was per cent
and in Berlin and Frankfort 27sa3 per cent
The Bank of England gained in the week
f694614 bullion. and held at the close
So. 106.112.
The foreign exchange market was irregular
and generally easier. the offering or maturing
sixty-day sterling bills in large amounts being
the especial influence in the market. The de-
nland for remittance was not heavy ana there
were no indications present when leu 10 ''i y.
belief Of higher rates for exchange, while II
seemed probable that n further decline might
be forced before long by large offerings OF Sc.
curity bills in connection with purchases OF
Northern Pacific and other securities for loreign
account London discount rates are not lke.
TO advance TO any material extent. and II IS
now thought that foreign imports Will not IN.
crease in any marked degree in expectation OF
tariff changes by the incoming Administration
For the month of January foreign imports gave
n decrease of Is per cent as compared WIFI
January 1896 and exports an increase OF about
4 per cent A decline in wheat OF SIX cents mas
caused some speculation as TO the erect OF
lighter demand from abroad on the exchahge
market. but il should he observed, that. Whie
,,heat exports have fallen off, 1903 ia busheis
OF corn were exported in January, against
4, SOC. $40 bushels in January year ago me
heavy corn crop prevents material advance
In its price and naturally the exports or II
affect the demand for wheat. the result or when
has been heavy speculative LIQUIDATION IN 'ne
wheat market Posted rates for sterllngo eN-
change closed the week at 81 soy and 81 ~ for
long and short bills respectively. Rates for
actual business closed as follows;
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Financial elections.
Copartncrsbip Notices.

<N"TVNN|N
nISSOLUTION.-The firm of LOOMS L. White
- e Co.. this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
White retiring from active business
New York, February Isl. 1897.
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Union Pacific Sinking Fund Bonds
and Kansas Pacific Consolidated Bonds not
heretofore deposited

be deposited with the MERCANTILE TRUST CO.
100 broadway New York and OLD COLONY TRUST CO..
Boston, until FEBRUARY 18TH NEXT. subject to any
notifications the Plan hereafter adopted by the COM
mittee and exchange negotiable certificates Of de-
post. NO DEPOSITS OF THESE BONDS WILL. BE
RECEIVED AFTER FEBRUARY 18TH.
White notifications In the other features Of the Plan
appear 10 be required under conditions the COM
ittee deems prudent postpone the formal decera
ton that the plan shall become operative, until II feels
assured that the carrying final effect OF It's arrange
with the United will create no
conditions, other than prevail.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
JACOB II. SCHIFF.
Il. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. JR.,
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
MARVIN HUGHETT.
OLIVER ANEs,
Reorganization Committee.
ALVIN W. KRECTf. Secretary. 100 Broadway. y. Y.
January &C. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-01

l. city O, New York. New York. Jan. 30 ls97.-The
hooks for transfer of the capital will lie
opened on the morning OF February 5. 1875.
G. <. YOUNG. Cashier.
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No. Liberty Street.
New York January 3lst. 1897.
NOTICE.-Thc COparnership heretofore exist
~ ing under the firm name and style ot Dennleon &
Brown tha day dissolved by limitation. Mr.. Charles
NJ Dennison will iquiiate the affairs Of said firm a: the
atoye address CHARLES NJ. DENNISON
HERSEY BROWN.
CHAS. A. LENT.
New York Feby LIST. 1897
WE, the undersigned have this day entered
W into q copartnerehip under the firm name ~
BROWN Lent u PETT'. 70 carry on n general ManI-
featuring stationery business. at 80 Maiden Lane
Hersay Brown Charles A.. Lent. William II. PEI,
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SECURITIES CLOSE STRONG.
RAILROAD BONDS HIGHER.
CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Sunday. January 81

Sunday January 3l-p m
The United States Treasury received last week
From customs s.. 2Sl.16J. from internal revenue
So 494, sos and from miscellaneous sources $780,
A65. making n total OF S3.1Il,52S, against So
594. 900 the preceding week. The receipts for the
month amount 20 S2A,3i6.9@, and the payments
~ $50 216. 103, making the excess of eXpendi-
lures over receipts $3.50. 100. For the fiscal
wear to date the receipts have been SlSl S-4J3'
expenditures 500 6S6 104. the excess Of expendi-
lures being SASS 900. The Treasury's actual
cash balance increased in the week S1,90o3oo,
and now stands at $3.50. 22T994.
The Treasury received in the week S2,'64'422
IN National bank notes for redemption. To Sc
cure National bank note circulation 1t now hoids
S237 9I5, 100 in bonds. as follows
rive per cents, ~ DOS go
Four per cents Of i 80 az c30
United States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week, S754.750: withdrawn S2oi2.-
900 National bank note circulation outstand-
ing-currency, S234 800. 0S5: gold notes. SS6olI.
the Treasury holds 05S2, 400 lega-,ender
money for redemption of surrendered crcula-
ton. against S19,9l9,110 a week ago.
Subjoned is Saturdays Treasury statement.
compared with that OF January 70;
Jan 2S Jan. 30 Changes
Ne, sold sllSS go sl44 G37T2S Inc Sl.SS.d3s
Nj 1't sSe} ho's' SS5i$S5 iSSSSSS Dec i'26S
Cash in Treas s2i4ois74s s2l55G4S2 Dec. 81 is2.36
tioaal banks. l7.o7I41o io5oo5e5 Dec. 52e,oo5
Avaasi. cash .22l o9S2is s22S loe9s Dec. s2gSa22i
tiItes ...... 277s.s7a 'al2o,eo7 Inc 4soi.b7l
Actual cash II. s22s 32: C4a $3.50 227oe4 sioc5s,o
.ASd re, other sssets
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A DVFRTIS EMENrS and subscriptions for The rrfb,
* on. received at their Uptown Office No. 2s? Broad
way door north OF 3ist until o'clock D. ad
received the following branch orHces
regular ONO. rate. until o'clock m viz: 2J4
ave Q cor 13d-st. I52 9Th ave. 12th Macya
6th-avs and Ith-st 1&2 Coumbus-ave. West 18th
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-26
RESIDENCES BURN.
Inmates kscaps with seaniy Clothing
with rhsFmomstsr Nineteen Below.


Inmates kscsps with seanty Clothing
with Thermometers Nineteen Below.
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.--rhe 4.story resi.
douce Of Charles J. Barnes Of 2g3s Cal.
umet avenue wa destroyed by fire at ?
O'Clock this morning Mr.. Barnes Is In
New York. and Mrs Barnes and four
servants were asleep IN the house when
the Gre broke out With the mercury
10 degrees below zero thoy were forced
70 fee In scant attire TO save their lives.
Mr.. Barnes is the western manager Of
the American Book company. For
years he had been collecting rare and
valuable books, aud his library "a said
70 have been one Of ths finest in the
United States. This was entirely dc.
siroyel, and with the damage 20 the
building and furnishings. will make the
loss over s2oO.0OO
On account Of tho bitter cold and high
wind the fremen worked under a great
disadvantage. AZ 3 O'Clock the blazo
spread to the residence Of the A. II. Co.
hen estate AZ 2240. Abraham Cohen,
Jr., who Is m with typhoid fever. was
carried from his bed 10 the residence Of
A. s. Adams, opposite. A large portion
Of the contents Of the Cohen residence
was carried into the street and saved.
The damage thero IL estimated ai gl5,.
900. The fire originated In the Barnes
residence from eleotrielight wires. which
had become crossed. The losses ere
fully covered by insurance
August Taylor, a laborer. was suffo.
ored BY SMOKE at another Gre At .
O'Clock this morning in the frame
building az 1907 Wentworth avenue.
The explosion os kerosene lamp caused
the blaze. I.oss nominal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-26
THg NEWS IN sRlEF.


The Centnry Pisno company. AZ Min
noap1iis. Nina, assigned. Assets. boo. [.
900; liabilities not known.
The residence of Judge Harry Mas.
terson, az BsaHoria, Tex. was destrq "a
By drs. Los, 5000.
liTL Clara NJ Cody has institu( %
suit against the Galveston. Harrisbrl lrg
and san Antonio Railway company Ia
$1,000 for the killing Of her husband.
The voters Of Vernon. Tex. decided
no, 70 abolish the town corporation.
Tho Texas ccmeniworku. a. Chilli.
oothe. Tex, are running day aud night
90 supply ordefu
An unknown man waa killed by 4
train near Comanche. Tex.
Tho metropolitan West Side Elevated
road, Chicago. is IA the hands Of a 70
ceivor.
Joseph Gray, a goldminor Of All
roma, was mysteriously murdered neaz
Mazatlan. Mer.
The electric hghtworks Of the city Of
Toronto, Can, were destroyed By IRE.
Loss, $50. 900; fully insured
Tho Oklahoma people IN a wolf drive
IN the Otoe Indian reservation captured
a. wolves and yol rabbits.
Drue MeGse. q prominent farmer
near Gilmer. Tex. was found In q sta.
be on his farm with q bullet through
his head. A pistol lay BY is side.
In collision on the Missouri. Kan.
fas and Texas road At Geneva. tx,
hye freightcan were demolished