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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
Dnbl,c Notices.
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CsEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. with me tile


SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. with The title
~ Of the work and the name Of the bidder inaoIsed
,r.r.o, Will be received by the Department or fupc
PARKS At s ofces Arsenal Building. sixty 'ourth s,ree
and Fifth avenue central Park. Until o'clock T. NJ OF
Monday. October IL 1897 ,-,, -
tr ,,rnsorg ali labor and furnishing and erect
lns all the necessary 10 erect ana '1mpsete -
f,s as herein specified. In the BOTANICAL. GARl1ENSs
~ RRONX PARK In the City of New York, the MN
s,I.sFIrN Bt'IIDING AND POWER HOUSE MD
81 nj v AND CLOSET GROUP and other appurtenances'
rd Including all the Blasting and Excavating
Tra,ns Foundations Concreting. Brickwork Rubhlesone
Vork Filling Rammng o Trenches Grading, Mason
,ort ~, Homework cementng Pl1sterng and Stucco
r,rk Flreproonns Slatcwork. Thing ana MaroleWorN;
800 r,on Wrought Iron and stc- Booksacks Galvanized
Iron and Wnework. copper ami other Metalwork. SKY
tights Glazing Roofing Flashing Snowgnads cutter
NO Leaders Plumbing. Ga. and other pipes Plunplns
t'i,tres Apparatus Carpentcrwork. Hat lwaFe. door
rd Window frames Doors. sashes. Glass shades Flee
sro mating Painting and Polishing. steps Patterns
,ieaning Heating and other seamwork noe,s, rp pnd
blower Electric Wiring and condus ard Apparatus nd
Tim. Det.ctors Exhibition Eases, store SheiNlns anu
rasns Tahler and Furnishings Chairs and seats a"'
other Works
y nth. time Tor the reception and opening OF me
his ~ ,ronosals invited the above BdNertlsrmen ~
.xtended TO Monday October II. 1877 AT -" "''o0N
T.. N. , -, u,h,,. p,rLs
- '''' " " WILLIAM LEARi, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
CASH QUOTATIONS..
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

cOTTON-After opening easy al dselIe " The
The cotton market showed considerable - 3ds
nns,tng call was followed by furtheI s,I ~ dis
p,nts ON The more active positions as tne .not de-
ptpting cables heavy receipts unsatlsacoty and
'aand LIVERPOOL and New-Oreans selis ,nsent me
views on the part Of the local
yscsnts 10 follow raising OF the qIeHr narket
mai shall have taken place Later howeNei, Sorn fhe
yailied quite eharp.y and ADVANCED ras ~. result
tu.s f,t uithot activity. The adNaice Wa 80 ,bst
-, coverinr and scarcity OF sellers 'hrous ove-
~. short side OF the account had oeen -1aced
49,. "a that too much reliance may ha,e raou,
~ hssvv movement follow The removal ui ras
ever embargo SPECULATION on 'he o.net aaS 70 /
tyaci The marker closed steady al unIha'e t,.,re.
rona ADVANCE with total sales Of l2lVV nsss ,rlsnds
gnt cotton duH AT unchanged prices ndd sI uincsa
az mddng Gulf. csc spot sales loI+ o,e scnts-
~ hale. spnning and 600 bales on conuao''
Sri.ans essv i6c Gales, 200 bales Moo'.e e
~ iIc lower: sales 800 bales savannah ..es.S,
I1-1sc. l-1ec lower; sa.es So paes, IN Am
,,s, 5sc &C lower; sales 200 bales MlImlhsgtt9"
Sorlolk quiet &C. 1-l6c lower; SAFES IStl 's,
1si,,rora nominal 6s.c Augusta steady 10 s
49,. ssIes oil bales. -. Louis quiet l-o0 sa'S'
81 bales ,....--,oo, cables. sr,t cotton
ga demand; sales 1900 bales; speculstion so
200. American 1000 receipts. 5000; mioding uplae
sxd Futures steady buyer. 20 decline; Sosea ap a.
Tabr,,srv March S27. March April S29l9o Apri-May
aas1ss. Msv-une 32sias June July 33o1zs Juy-Aogus
SSiis October 3s7b. October November 3So Novemoer
yereut-er 327s December-January. 32eth Manchester
vans anil hut steady Cloths quiet
r.ng VI contract prices follows;
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York October II. 1897.
EEEvEs- pts 81 cars or laGs head-4o cars IL
rec, 10 loo al rlaughtercrs ~ for the market maxi
ing cattle already In III" yards total OF -
ara 10 be sold jersey '1iy and IL NJ SxtI'h st.
Demand moderately active and the yards nearly
cleared at prices raging about seady all around Poor
es 70 best native sold at SASS loo NJ stays
and 81 sD1Si GO bulls at 81 5OT$3 dry cows at
1873 Dressed beef steady NJ insc III for
native sides No change reported IN
cables The Teuonc carried TO Liverpool 10 day 1850
quarters OF for Eastmans Company. the 81 Louis
10 southampton 1000 quarters for Easiinans Company
quarters 'or y ii. Sherman: the Cunc 10 Liver
pool 2S1 cattle Shafnherg Son ard 251 head for
shwarzschiG suzherg.r. and j." quarters for Nelson
Morris the Europe. ~ London. g. 10 be
laden win cattle for j. Shambe7g son. and 1874
head Tor Sclwarzschif A Suizherger
II Virginia 1905 II
81 per n: 81 DO 1854 NJ - CO. 20 Kentucky do
1928 n 81 CO. 10 DO. 1910 10 at 81 49, Ohio DO. 1870
n 50: Is 30. I25c ~ at s. 65: d. ll2o N. at
81 5O DO f1G7 N. ~ 81 81. stays 1867 No. al 81 ~:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

1Jvcrp,,l oct 49, 8:5 p. m.-Ex chanse- Closing:
Wheat 80 red Western winter steady IL sd No red
Northern spring new steady. IL lod Corn American
quiet IS ia; November quiet 8 I'D December
oule rs nd Flour - Louis fancy winter steady les.
Hon. AZ London -I'acinc Coast steady 35dG5s Beef
Extra india mess duh as -, prime mess dull SOS 30
M Western duh ,ps. prime
dunn Westcrn dull AS ID. Ham, short cut - . 10
NJ stcady 30s Racol Cumberland cut - to 20 H..
arm 33s sno rib 20 70 - n. steady. 33s long clear
mddles light ~ rs d. steady. 32s I'd long clear mid
dies heavy to n steady. Ais 3D. short clear backs
10 H. steady 800 G clear bellies ~ to - NJ arm
Irm. Western snot dull 32s Cd. cheese American I'm 81
eel white and coored. steady. AS follow Prime city
nominal ,0ttonseei oiLiyerpoo refined duh i3s 81.
Trrpcnnc- spirits steady. rs o. Rcsin common dun.
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

CoFFEE-Ths coffee market opened steady at a de-
cline Of ard ruled weak throughout the session.
closing barely steady net loss ot 5g0 points. Sales
the call 400 bags sales IL $50 bags. and
total the day ll.c1D the prices appended.
The weakness ot the local market the result OF dis
appointing cables from the Havre and Hamburg markets.
while there advices from Rio and owing
70 Brazilian holiday One cable reported Rio receipts
al 5000 bags. There selling for European
account. notably the remote deliveries Local shorts
the principal buyers Just before the close marke:
raided. and ne final phases quite weak AS
sounded 2 100 bags changed hands the lowest
prices Receipts since July foot up .232 600 in
excess q the receipts last year FOR the period
cable reports the Dutch sale having passed off q
about 1c under brokers valuation with the quiet
and good ordinary Java 45c Spot Brazilian coffee rules
dull. heavy ard nominal the basi.
invoice and 7c 3obbing parcels Mid coffee
ruled Inactive and featureess, with
nomnay UNCHANGED prices although sell would
We quote: Naraca!bo-Common good 99Ss,c, good
Cucuts. lSH9les.c La Guayra--Csracss. l0i.dlli.c;
Porto Cabello 9l4d011o Savanils-Bucarsranga l3i.6
15hc Bosota i5Qistc Mexlcsn-Cordovs- l0aal5a.c;
Snsrs s fair !, goa s7 pTme IN t 10 or
l7A92c East Indialnteor, 23iz a24,4c: fancy 27QSIc
Jsvas. 214&5c. Ansostura. 1lG12c Mocha lsisdlec
The IanGe OF contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
sorrpERN COTTON MARKETS

August, oct, Is..cotton steady. middling, II i6c;
low niddllng lido net receipts 256 bales
29ii: shipments. 2.o2i. sales. LII: stock. 2t.@8
Norfolk. oct lo.-cottoh quiet, middling. 8c: low mid
ding o-sc good ordinary. 4Isc receipts iOs1 bales
exports colstwise 2oi sales. 1911 stock, ?s2lo
savannah oct i3.-Totton steady; mddne : II iSc
low niidling receipts II coo bales. exports coast
vie. 800 sales. 20: stock. i2l.90l.
Galveston. H. Cotton Widdling &c. low
rnldng 5t.c ordinary. 3t.c. receipts 400 bales:
exports Continent. ?;i astwse. 3i0 sales 0i
stock. 1913.
New ORLEANS Oct IA. Cotton steady, mddng l-l6c
Low nidd;Ing SIC. good ordinary 7iSc net receipts.
io5I Bales IL $50. coastwise aoo sales
100. stock. lCsgiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

$40: fine domestic noils. ss9Sotc secured . meesm
secured super pulled c secured coarse sc sSSl
co,rs5 onn rcxas 49,. 45l,c The following Were ior
dslivery at NV York Australian crossoreI -SI s
fua srrlng Texas original. 1870: fine ial
nall i3.c: above. unwashed ~ y ' conhing
washed Igi.c ?. unwashe-d. 2iS.c. : uTl"a-n 81
.c,ic. i unwasi~l. combng -2isc; = unwss,"a; Do
seedy unvasLed. 49, and apl,e' washed
&c: Ane UNDERSTANDINGS i"c Arizona 'ors'na"' ''2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
LONDON WOOL SALES.

,o,tor Oct la-rhe wool sales were continued to-
day with offerings q 10 3.s bales The withdraws a.
numbored bales The attendance was large ana me
dem,nd active Composition from the Continent was good
for new clip Queensland secured stocks while greasy
realized full rates when In good condition American
Representatives bought about 300 bales Of the best lots
onfer.d Withdrawals were numerous for heaNy con-
aon.d fleece New Zealand stock Slpes were nrin ana
were by the home trade The tone or me SAFE was
generally arm The following the sales In detail;
New south Wales i.tas bales; secured s'.dals S''d'
" Cuneyen.iand~ssos bales: secured Is lsdSls +ad:
greasy. 5s.G9d. . s,,,a, 49,. 1r...v
90. n9d. -. 49,, ... ,x.a,. ,r.as,
South Australia s'a bales secured "Ndri' greasy
Si,n7i2d. .o ,-,.. -..., 4, as,.,
Ta.msnla-3O bales. secured. al
New -Zeaand-326@ bales secured o'so0s o''o'
greasy 149sd. >., ora ,,,. ,.or-.d an
Ioi,d; greasy. bGr5isd
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A pvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for tn. Tribune

A ADVERTISEMENTS sna subscriptions for The Tribune
A received at their Uptown once No 1922 Broadway
"a door north OF 8lst-s until o'clock
received AT the following branch ofces reguQ
once rate: until o'clock p M w: 2at sth-avs,
and l4th-st: l42 Colunbusave West s6th ST icl
West I2d St. 6th-ave o. East l4th-st 257 West
Sd-sye between 10th ana 77th 02s Sd-ave near
st 170S 1st-ave sgth-st $50 81
S4 sd,aye 2lo Bieecker;:s sS Bleecker.s sos %.
ave- go East !shost;j is2i sd-aye $50 sd-sve g
East lsh-st $50 9th ave sol s,hsvs Li52 "a ave.
ave. i2s shave. LAYS 2d-avs; 7ss shave AZ u:
,2sth-st sdave 243 West between 7th and
9Th 500 West i<5h-s At the Brooklyn Ofnces 81
Tulton-st 726 Futon-sf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
VOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

~ Sealed bids or estimates for building an Ambulance
station and vaccine laboratory extension on cs ~
-. ti..p'h penariment criminal Court BUILDING until
Tucsdsy October &c. 1891. At i2:n = NJ:
ror further particulars see ,fty Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

quotation. were as toovs Fs%r saTs as sssac NJ
S . ss;: isS 6 sas As " ss'
S s' sy Iom aaa.a no sias 1.
SEQ per Dbl s. e5as7 % ,aTd per per 100 oon NJ
sb: ri .oT bo, ts' @ sRS clear sides boxed 40
&C. whiskey dlstillers finished goods per gal 81 ~
S sfsr mae wa. .tead creamery 5s2 d.rle'
i2aiac Chees. quiet s9s'1c Eggs firm; fresh. lfhc'
asc '"V capn@E@.y: 10 mixei 2sc oaisDuI NO .
mixed Sa2Sc Rys,eahy 10 a. tIs "a So
Whisfey 81 20 Rutter-ouet and chees.
firm. ESss-Quiet. iac.
$50: Decemker ssi.ass'.c MAY s7as77,c on tra ss
SS f f%5d s s n! Se pa,sH s. Is .ec9nd
. . sast @ first , Sa a g a's ae sons sass s
Milwaukee Oct Flour steady Wheat hshsr NO
northern co. No spring sc; p S RITZ aiiss
epic Rye nrmer 10 l. asa 'esc. Barley steady No 2
AZ. sample. 22Giic.
,, asss c S % s?s = sn5
d"nSsy a nG2% SGI" AFR ira s ia
nomn os :ssi No white 0s2O sq sSS ps:
s o% f f.ncy etams
o e w M.sTn PfH he Esr' sT
hrn Cotton e,d so S., au f ss pLtme
ssc srea &C. ye poultry dull and YEA. fowls s So. o..
"a F0'f p...a a. D 'nTns da and
s s. saT c6 10 non .n s add .' 7ass
s'-aly. No red cash elevator e45c od raox On
~ corn Spot hshsc 80 CASH 2osa Deem sa
rnard esadv No elevator. iPc bid track le'
No white 2G2uac; December. isc bid May, Zlssc PC
pran auto, firm. sacked. track ard this SIDE roc
Y;uter arm: crssmery 1920; dairy. liaisc EGG
Am lac whisky 81 Pork steady. standard niees
iohbins s. Lard better prime steam - To- cholGe
&. n, pacon-BoSed. short clear and rib. kH3i
49,. a. ie, Dry salt meat.-B'Sed shoulders s. 30
ar. ,hort clear and rib-. S. 1914: shorts. - 30
Toledo OCT, ia-Wheat active, higher; cash ana octo-
he, esLc D-cember 94Ac; May s+,e. Corn lower
steady: No mixed 27i1c: Dscems.r 2S.c May &c
Ma mi Yef
Nv. dull steady No q 47itc. Coverseed active hishsr
prime. cash and October. 81 40 December 70 ''' Macn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

NOTICE. The Department Of Docks VIII sell
~ at public auction premises the building, on W yses
-. Lane and Horato Streets October oth loui
8. Al For PARTICULARS see CITY Record Catalogues
o. a, - srnI,c .tion A. pier "a" North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
FRENCH LINE.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatantiauA

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE--PARIs. FRANCE.
From Pie ~. North River. foot Morton ST
la GASCoGNE Bandelon; Sat. Oct. %. 10 q n,
Rates ot passage First Class y. Y. Paris sos and
upwards by ali except La Touraine including
railway fare Paris and landing charges Buffet PsS
seats free Second class TO Paris S54 rs.
A. FORGET, General Agent. 8 Bowling Green ~ 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

vas aSD IL du osy y % we're ssS:4s;
old prices the improvement, in wseat en-,
eoursgns buyers 70 pick up more than their usual daily
quoted IS IoQs5 So strsgks 81 6as1 IS win
Ter patents s. osss spring clears 81 so9s4 So extra
grade 81 $3qsl as Snckwhest -four. 81 1901
RYE FLOUR-Dull; sales. $50 bbls. at s3a$3 50.
Ss sss e a to 40. f sa S Sst x9
fine white. soas5c: nne yellow '?gs0c coarse G3aSSs
eaisc; spring bulk, o2lsg57Ao; 100 10. mddns bulk
iSc rye Esd goas5c city feed 1ee hominy chop &c
GRAiN-WHEAT-A renewal OF heavy export business
day following early with decided
improvement; all along the line. and closing s.g'sc net
BY the fact tina, traders badly oversoid result Of
the bearish undercuent OF sentiment yesterday and this
less decline than expected considering American weak
ness opened the local marHe; fraction higher than as
and the market broke almos; cent bushel under re
newed liquidation and aggressive selling 10Y shor' account
Indications pointed fairly liberal export business the
strength Of prices Increasing with subsequent ensrg
placing the European purchases At 30 oaas
values Ts5 . Wheat wa ss, se d TO he destined M con
tinenai points About 500 900 bush were reported from
.:iSs saas se from h ssp s | ss
little Of nteres, In the news line 70 affect the mark, one
either side in the cary dealings. Northwestern re
oepts $50 against 1908 last week and SGT
ohsnged near months. and partly ID lower distant
deliveries Reports Of rain In Argentine and estimates
z, reasons for recent hesyn.ss IN the English market
dour. Treshng from the Northwest do not bear
ss s q but FOR
ore nil 100000 bush ahead OF last Quota
re- s Sais 4 to srFS: 10
huS S5o Dss5y Is N91te 5,S %
81 to arrive: No bard Kansas s7sc; No hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Oct Ia Flour dull and uns ts.c November
S5s. IaGc December sdNo6%c: steamer No rade sos9
s,sc: by sample rfsdc 90 on Corn nrn-
p5i,c stock g42 bush sAles 1900 nus, 10 new or
er; mixed spot October Novemhcr 8lSHn 32,
old November December 3lhg82c; s,,a 'Ssa3s.c:
s2ic steamer mixed 29.a3oc southern %ht 20 az Sih
oats steady; No white 2ei4g27c No 2 ume' h,c No
stock 4iS 4si Rye steady No neal choice
Western Site; stock 1897 bush hay s.ra' smand
timothy si37Sl3 90 Grain freights very Rut.
fair and unchanged Sugar strong ana un,ast f,.e.e
Ter Arm and unchanged Eggs frin and arn ioi,
steady. fancy New-York. large. loulV'Sc "eN'' ''
1910: small. 1ial1kc =. ooa
Boston, Oct l3.-FTour steady: winter pa,rms
S. 20: clear sraights 81 o0a*o 70 spns prnmsai
sue 7a@74c Per lag 81 ssi es Dbl Corn asSfs
steanie yellow SIC Nos AID 3os.c is s' N
fsncy clipped 2ssGc9c. No clipped NO
Ynter bran sf4 y mldi.ngs sl4ds6 20 red cog nour'
sl5 T5Tsis Fresh beef firm steers sGstc, ,,nr
and earrings 6.a7c: veal o. Butter firm Nor J.
Cheese arm: Northern. ~. a9i.c Western sas'sc
o~mer: 10 hard spot 9si4c: No Northern Old spot
81 0s,: new V27sc: No Northern new, Jug 40 %
northern new s7esc. Winter wheat weak ~, - All
otc- No 2 extra rcd 93c. No white g.c I'm WI ,
wsax No yellow. 31ac. No yellow JILL 1a6,.o
low 3Oi1c No . 3Gisa3lc; No . corn oo"
Oats easy: No 2 white 2i1.c No white &c p ~
wbt,e 23,.c. No mixed 22c: No mixed, &c. Bsr,ey
AT 4sT54c RYE quiet No OF track 49c caiai iree"''
,tcsdy unchanged. Flour steady uncnansed .
Chicago oct i3-The leading futures rangeh a. fo'-
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ITO VENEZUELA.

ITO VENEZUEL
Steamer. u ,he RED ID" LINE. under mail con.
tract with United Government. appoinfe'
20 sail from, Robert pier. Brooklyn , c....
Fol La Caracas) Puerto Cabeio Cufaes'
Maracaibo. via Curacao.
SIS vENEzU Ella ....... Thursday. october y N
IS PHILADELParA. :. Saturday. October 23 ! "a
IS CARACAS. ........... Thursday, November T. y -
BOUlIroN BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers. No. i35 Front D.
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON. s C.. the SOUTH and SOt-THWESr.
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier 20. F.. r. foot Roosevelt ST.. o. n
u
IROQUOlS. Monday. Oct -
SEMINOLE Saturday. Oct -
steamers nav accommodations.
WIN. y. CLYDE. General Agents
Bowling Green, y 7.
Fla Cent. PENN Fast F. & p. Line. via Jacksonville
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston.
T a. EGER General Agent 3I5 Broadway y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

Foreign markets -ssntosCoffee market closed: holi-
day HaInburg-Conee market opened unchanged; closed
unchanged 10 pig net lower; sales 10000 bags Havre
Coffee market opened quiet. 1. franc lower a. IL m y
y franc net lower total sales. 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

Receipts the pors and interior points Today con.
narea with the same day last week and last year. "ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier ~. n. R.. foot OF Carkfon 81.
Campania- Oct le $50 A. ". Etruria. NOV T. P "
umoria OCT 2s2p CsmSsnia.Ncv: - T:so An
VERNON n. BROWN q CO. Gen. Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

SAVANNAH LINE
- Steamers sail DAILY except Thursdays sundayO
from pier 81 X H.. ) + NJ. for Savannah. connecting
for Florida, South and Southwest
Superior Passenger Accommodations.
Fast Freight Route.
r. r CHARLTON q. y. A.: W. z. ARNOLD. a. I.
r. A., ai7 Broadway.
CHAs II. HOLDRIDGE. Agt. New Pier 81. N. r..
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-01
Order of Publication

E. A. R. Renshaw vs. M. V. Henry ct als. In Chancery, at Birmingham. Ala, Fifth
 District, Northwestern Chancery
 Division of Alabama.
 In this cause it being made to appear to the register by affidavit of E. K. Campbell. one of complalnant's solicitors, that the de- fendants Isacc H. Stauffner, Jr., and Henry M. Preston are non-residentst of Alabama and reside in the city of New Orleans in belief of said afflant the defendants are of the age of 21 years, it Is therefore ordered by the register that publication be made in published in the city of Birmingham, Ala, once a week for four consecutive weeks, re- quiring them, the said Isaac H. Stauffner, demur to the bill of complaint in this cause by the 2Sth day of May. 1897, or ins thirty days thereafter a decree pro confesso may be taken against them. ii.sii Done at office in Birmingham, Ala, this the 18th day of April, 1897.
 CHARLES A. SDNN, Register. A-27-1aW-4W.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-01

sion of banks; sometimes by failure to push collections to extremes in the dis dressing years of the panic; sometimes on account of sickness of officials and some times by indulgence 10 poor tax payers. The officers reported wire of all shades of politics, and invaTiab bly, when as in the case of the defaulting judge at Mont goTnery, 1 believed ITO moral turpftude or wrong caused the trouble, gave tims for the payment. If, as she compromise re- port indicates, Ahe governor Is culpable. if he does not immediately impeach all officials who are reported to him as not making prompt payment, regardless of the reasons for the delay, the provision of the revenue law on the subject will be pervslied, grsat injustice inflicted in some iHstanoes,sand in the end the public interest wiblssuffer; for in all wise govern ment, in matters of this sort there must always be the exercise of discretion.
 '%Tlhe editorial and he report arc pitt fui displays of small politics.
 |. H1x-Goy. Oates was also called on. He said he had read the 6 atement by Gov. Johnston and. the attorney-general and auditor, and was grsatly surprised at the injuiice contained therein Such a paper from the executive office was altogei her urhenrd of. 1Ie said that he did not have tiTne just now. to discuss the matter bs- ing very busy, but would in a few days have something to eay on the subject. It Ewas very evident that he was noo at all pleased with the way in which the statement dsait win his ac,s.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-01
Order of Publication. c

-M-oaW 4W
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-01
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State of Alabsma,s s;.s Jefrerson county In Chancery, at Birmingham, Ala, Fifth District, Northwestern Chancery Dl-
 vision of Alabama A. G. Woodruff ct all, Vs. Thos. e. Hood
 ct als. < 4 ss-< Zsks In this cause 1t being nade to appear to the court by affidavit of John ". Tomlinson, solicitor of complaints that the defas,daants, da Chas. Blak and John Wanamaker, are non-residents of Alabama and each reside in the city of Philadelphia in the state. of Pennsylvania, and furthenat that, in the be- lief of said afiant, the defendants are each over the age of 21 years, 1t is therefore or dered by the court that publicatio be made in the Birmingham State Herald, news paper published in the city of Birmingham, Ala, once a week for four eonseegtiyye Hood. W. W. Fouikrod, Uriah Fox, Chas Blak and John Wanamaker. to answer or by the 18th day of June, 1897, or in thirty days thereafter a decree pro confesso may be taken against them.
 Done this the 17th day of May, 1897
 THOMAS COBBS, Chaneellor.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-01
MLLEDEA MAD DOGr
? rSSmithfield Sunday by a Mad Dog
 He Bit Several Other Dogs.

A mad dog was seen to be running amuck in the neighborhood of Smithfield and Fountain Heights Sunday afternoon -atid after he had bitten several other dogs he was given chase by a half hun dred excited people and fully 100 pis- 'tol shots fired at and into his carcass before he was finally put hors de com bat, The deg had bitten other dogs and they too we're killed before the chase was ended.
 The firing of the shots, which were heard distinctly in the northern portion of the city,. created considerable excite ment and il was some time before the cause therefor was known.