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The herald., 1898-03-15
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
chronlcIed on pages 5. 9. 8 and 10.

Forecast; Unsettled, southwesterly :
= winds.
! A chicken dispute aired In the town
= ship court
= All kinds Of stories about the Salt
Lake road.
= A bicycle deal which ended In
= court room.
! A drunken bootblack violently OBJ
\ jects to arrest.
! Barnett fails to secure his release
\ by habeas corpus.
= Crandall again put on trial for the
= murder of Jack Bowman.
= A theatrical manager who raised
= the wind to float his ballet.
\ An auction sale Of stock which Is not
= recognized by the superior court.
+ Board of health considers various
= offenses to the nostrils and SANTA
4 ticn.
= New fire hydrants for the annexed
= districts; contract with the West Side
= company. lrN-
= Sensational assault ON Spring street;
= II. j. Day knocked down from behind
= by Henry Metcalf.
= Board of education has a little ar
= gument over the insurance matter; :
= school children and the Fiesta.
= A precocious little girl who made
= on with three rigs and spent the after
7 noon driving other peoples teams.
= Outline Of Fiesta week, as prepared :
= by the executive committees; Saturday
= carnival night and other features de-
= cided upon.
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destroyed by hre early yesterday morning.
Mrs. Wilson was absent at Long Beach.
The damage was 1900. The cause Is un-
known.
Coroner Campbell held an inquest at the
county hospital yesterday on the remains
OF Henry Bowman, the man who took
Rough on Rats last week and died at
the county hospital Sunday. A verdict of
suicide was rendered.
John Hughes proves to have been the
name of the man who died in the rear of
the Mechanics saloon Saturday night. At
the inquest held yesterday at Kregelo &
Bresee's room verdict of death from
acute alcoholism was found.
James Griffin called at the police station
yesterday and reported the theft of a pen
sion check for $96. He claimed that on last
Saturday he was in the United States ho-
tel bar and while intoxicated flourished his
check. Some one grabbed 1t and escaped.
Detective Goodman Investigated the case
but could get no trace of the alleged theft.
James White, the proprietor of a lodging
house at 800 North Main street, became in
sane last night and tried to kill his wife
by choking her. He was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital White has been in the
county hospital before.
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After a Bicycle Rider

After chasing G. Smith for the original
offense Of violating the bicycle ordinance,
Officer Fifleld will now have to take addi-
tional exercise by hunting for the culprit
to compel him to discharge his obligation
tice Morrison levied upon him yesterday.
c. Smith was not in court when the charge
against him was called, as he had been
allowed to go upon his own recognixance
when arrested. He was adjudged guilty
and q commitment was issued and given to
the burly officer to serve. Unless Smith
pungles he will have to serve three days
In jail.
was fined $2 by Justice Owens and paid il.
The case against I. Norton, also charged
with having violated the bicycle ordinance.
was taken under advisement.
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Distinguished Visitor

Ex-United States Senator Charles F.
Henderson Of Nebraska, accompanied
by a party of Omaha people, left in a
private car for Santa Barbara yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Manderson is now gen.
eral solicitor for the Burlington and Mis-
souri, railway. With him. as his guests
were William Wallace, cashier of the
Omaha National bank, Mrs. Manderson
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Evans and Mrs,
Garnett. The party arrived here Sunday
from San Francisco. They expect to re-
main some time in Southern California
and will make Los Angeles the center
taking short trips to the various places
of interest. Senator Manderson will re-
turn in time to attend the funeral OF
General Rosecrans.
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Trouble Over Diphtheria

Rose Ramirez. girl Is years of age, was
arrested last evening by Officer Broadhead
on warrant charging her with having Vi
olated the health ordinance. She has been
III with diphtheria on Flower street nRr
Second, and had been Quarantined by DIR.
F. d. Bullard and the health inspector
The girl finally tired Of being cooped up In
the house and asserted her intention Of vis-
iiting friend who resides on Clay street.
The physicians warned her that it would
be dangerous to do SO, but the girl per-
sisted In ignoring their orders and went
to the Clay street house, The result was
that the second place had to be disinfected
released upon promising to remain in the
house until granted permission by the
health officer to leave. A friend deposited
cash bail.
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CITY Funds

The city treasurer's weekly trial bal
ance shows the various funds to be In the
following condition: Cash, $3256. salary,
$214.49; common school, SIS ,291.34 library,
$2t15.56; general park, sl75O.4l Westlake
park, $95S.63; Hollenbeck park, $24S. 81; Echo
park, $96.35; Elysian park. $153.61; park
nursery, $20942. The following funds are
overdrawn: Fire department. s2250.14; East
Los Angeles park, s125.36.
Balance March 5, $sl.314.54; receipts to
March II, $21 491.S9; total, SIP, ,S06.43. De-
mands audited to, March II, SIS, ,25473.
Treasurer's balance March 12, $g7, ,551. 10.
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Suicide Said to Be Epid emio

DR.. La Rue the famous French author
ity on abnormal Phenomena, and profess
sor in Laval university, has, after ex-
haustive comparison of facts in France.
Belgium, England and the United States.
come to the conclusion the inclination to
suicide is mania, and is epidemic There
seems to be strong confederation Of this in
our own country. where one suicide-par-
ticularly among young females-follows
another. No learned authority has as yet
discovered with exactitude whether ma
laria is epidemic or endemic, but It has
been a matter of notoriety for nearly half
a century that the most reliable preven-
tive and curative of the various forms of
malaria is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Restored patients have not only set the
seal of their appreciation upon 1t in malar-
ial cases. but commend 1t for rheumatism.
kidney and liver trouble, nervousness.
dyspepsia and constipation. 1t improves
both appetite and sleep, and is capital
mitigant of infirmity In advancing years.
%. Wilder, business man of Topeka.
Kas ia in the citv
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Hit by an Engine 9

Kate Lynn, a domestic in the family OF
Mrs Mayne, OH South Main street, was
badly bruised yesterday morning by q
Southern Pacific engine under the viaduct
on San Fernando street. She was cross
Ing the track and was hit in the back by
the locomotive, knocked down and rolled
for several yards. She was taken to the
receiving hospital, Where DR.. Hagan
found that her injuries consisted principal
~ OF bad bruises and were not serious.
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Tule Land Roads

STOCKTON. March 4.-Engineer Fisher
man, who has had charge of the expert
ment of building roadway across the tule
lands between this city and the Contra
Costa hills, has become convinced that the
experiment of building an earth embank-
ment of fascines laid over the soft, muddy
tuel ground will be success. He has just
finished putting on two more barges of
sand on the experimental piece made sew
eral weeks ago, and he says it stands the
pressure so perfectly that he no longer
has doubts Of the success Of the expert
ment.
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Marriage Licenses

VIM. P. Middleton, a. England, resident
of Canada, and Lola B. Brownlee, 20, Iowa,
a resident of San Dimas.
j. Henry Hess, 4S, Germany, resident
of SAM Pedro, and Susie l.. Edwards, 3S,
Pennsylvania, resident of this city.
Andrew J. Milne, 26, Canada, resident
of North Dakota, and Hannah L. Merriam,
%. Canada, a resident of Pomona.
John A. Barrs, 35, Massachusetts, and
Margaret M. Cowie, %, Canada, residents
of this city
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Native Sons

Ramona parlor, N. S. G. W., at their
meeting last evening. elected Isidore B
Dockweiler and William Variel delegates
to the grand parlor, which meets In
Nevada City in April.
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Suing the Water COMPANY

MI. and Mrs. Noah l.. Levering of 1857
west twelfth street began suit for 500
uamases yesterday In Justice Morrison's g
Is set forth in the complaint that on Feb
ruary 26 the defendant shut on the water
from the premises occupied by the plain.
tins and greatly inconvenienced them for
q hours before turning on the following
day.
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Minor Events Of the DIV

The department responded to an alarm
Of fire from box - last night about 8
o'clock. for fire in the residences of Mrs.
Theodore Wiikie at "a Wall street. The
and was sxtinguished after doing about SiO
worth Of damage,
6 The cottage belonglng 70 Mrs wilson Il
1706 East Fourteenth street was totally
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The Maine tIua,t,on

Is not so much the prospect of war as the
have two or three good bargains or ~
Pico Heights, on In 3. Los Angeles ana -
one within walking distance. These ara a,i
poor mems snaps, with about y25 down ana
80 or SIS a month. Langworthy ca. ooe
South Spring street ~ -"
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DR.. and Mrs. p. d. Stackpole Of Boston,
Accompanied BY their daughter, are In the
city ON their regular tour Of Southern Cal
i1orpie
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Sale. Of
Art Goods
Take No
Chances

II to take the medicine: therefore the i'm
portance Of going to drug store that Il
drugstore exclusively and not s'bar.
GAIN shop for the sale or everything eise
but standard drugs. q. Laux company, ~
q Spring st., are drugxists.
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Maximum temperature, 81.

Minimum temperature. Al.
Forecast: Southern California, unsettled
Tuesday; fresh southwesterly winds:
heavy frost Tuesday morning II the wind
ceases.
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep OF observations
taken at Los Angeles. March 14th, 159S
barometer is reduced to sea level.
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= Song and plano recital at Blan-
= chard-Fitzgerald hall--S:15 p m.
= Fourth concert Los Angeles SYM
= phony orchestra, Music halls p. m.
4 Lecture, Socialism and Temper
= ance, st. Paul's Guild hall-S:S0 p. m.
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EVENTS Evv EN- rs OF OF TO-DAY

Orpheum-Vaudeville
Los Angeles-"Shall We Forgive
Herr"
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e. Wilder. a business man of Topeka
Kas., Is In the city.
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THE VERY LATEST

The clearance sale NOV
going on at Ltchtenberger's.
202 8. Spring It,, 10 a picnic
for people who have money
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ORPHEUM.-The usual Monday crowd
ed house greeted the change of bill here
last evening. There were three new num-
bers. The first was Lima Painter. a pre-
possessing young woman in a handsome
costume. who did some very graceful as
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The filling Of q prescription
correctly and as the physi-
clan meant 1t may mean life
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not figure in the above list. It is therefor
only fair to say that it performed it's pa,
to admiration, and smiled with such
lively appearance of good humor that a
involuntary chorus Of "ohs" and "ahs
issued from the feminine part of the aud
ence with one accord.
The piece will be repeated tonight an
tomorrow.
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Total sale. for the week
AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.

London. March 13-The American demand for
gold has exceeded all expectations and In ad-
dition to all the bar DID, about 100000 so OOO-
900 in Japanese yen has been bought for New
York. This with the withdrawal OF eagles has
induced the Bank OF England to raise the price
of japanese. French and German gold coins to
ICs. sd. per ounce. American railways have
lost heavily, mainly Wall Street selling
Louisville and Nashville Railway shares fell
-, points; Union Pacific preferred points:
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul points; Erie
lrsts. 3ai points Northern Pacific preferred.
3a4 points; Union Pacific, 80, points; Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe adjustment, 81 points:
New-YOrk Central and Hudson River, 81.
points: Norfolk and Western preferred. 81
points; Illinois Central. points: Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas seconds 3 points: Wabash in
come, 3 points Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
preferred. "a points: Denver and Rio Grande
preferred % points Northern Pacific ordinary,
234 points; Southern preferred. 2$4 points Den
yer and Rio Grande common. Erie common.
Missouri Kansas and Texas common, Norfolk
and Western ordinary and Wabash preferred
shares. from / point to ~ points.
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Notice IS hereby given the holders OF all mortgage
bonds Issued by the Union Pacific Railway Comnsny
Eastern Division unter the mortgage OF said company
dated l. 1860. ard the coupons upon such
bonds. that will be prepared to pay all the above
described bonds and matured thereon then out
standing with upon said 10 the date o,
such payment At the banking house OF the Mercantile
Trust Company. Of New York. No. 40 BROADWAY
New York city. the 18th day % April. isas
This notice is given under the direction upon the
authority Of the nal decree Of foreclosure OF the mort
securing said bonds heretofore in the above
entitled cause, which decree provides that
no holder u claims 10 bonds coupons ,or tie
payment Il which notice shall have been given who
shall fall present the FOR payment AT the time
and place specified shall be entitled payment OF
any Interest thereon after that date @, the proceeds
Of such sale the additional furnished the Master
by the purchaser"
Notice therefore given the holders o. all such
bonds and coupons that interest thereon after the
25th day OF April. 1895 will be paid By
WILLIAM u. CORNISH
Special Master
Dated. March 9 1895.
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs S3255966; from internal revenue,
S3,l99,44S. and from miscellaneous sources
S2S23O1, making total OF Sc 73G115. against
SS,l9l114 in the preceding week. Receipts for
the month 10 date. Sl3. 16l ,25S: expenditures,
SlJ,03O,OOO; excess Of expenditures. 81 Sos 742
Receipts for the fiscal year to date, S2S7, 49,
221: expenditures. S2s6. 511 S25: excess OF re-
ceipts. 81 .2O1 500 The Treasury's actual cash
balance increased in the week $685. SIS.
Saturdays Treasury statement compared
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

The following is the usual table giving the
number OF shares Of all stocks dealt in last
week, the highest. the lowest and final prices OF
the week, together with the final prices OF a
week ago, prehxed by the average price of
March 10. 1897:
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ITO VENEZUELA.

. pvERTIszMENTs and subscriptions fop p,a Hsroadvas
re,eiyed al their Uptown once, - -, sayerrS
% dc,or north Of 3st-st. until ocloNA q, rssi
r,ent, received at the allowing brsno" 80 ave
o,ice rates until o'clock p M VIZ -, 6n-s'.
cor c3d-st; i52 6th-ave. cor. l2h-st W, c,fh-st:
ana l4h-st: i+2 Columbus-aye,' rear ,,s.ts Isl We
iosst between eth and sth ayes LOO rie ga
"a ave- between roth and 7'th SIS, ga Ss-aye -
eist-.r 1 IOS ls,-ave slh-st' o. 'o,ssck,rf
Sist-s,: 5A sd-ave; 30 Bleeckerst so ss sasN
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Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.
WALL STREET,


WALL STREET
NETWORK. February l4th. 1898.
In accordance with certain Voting Trust agreement.
dated September ls 1857 OF which the Farmers Loan
and Trust COMPANY Voting Trustee general meeting
O. the First Mortgage and Second Mortgage and bond
holders OF Mexican National Railroad Company will
be held at - o'clock Monday March 81 1898
the Office Of the Company. Wall Street, New-York FOR
the purpose nominating eight directors
the annual meeting OF the Company.
Books for the registration OF FRS, Mortgage Second
Mortgage and bonds. and Tor the thereof.
will be closed close OF business Saturday 5th
and remain closed until final adjournment Of meeting
LIST The right vote bonds registered the order
OF DO exercised by registered owner
In person by proxy
"a The holder Of any bond bonds payable
may exercise the right 10 thereon upon production
thereof at the meeting
3D. Owners Of non-registered bonds By having the
same listed provided in the Voting agreement,
by the Secretary o: the Company. Wall Street New
York. BY Messrs Ma,heson & Co. No 3 Lombard
Street London listing agents. later than fifteen
days before the meeting may the right 70 vote
the bonds sc listed. in person by proxy
ANDREW ANDERSON JR.
Secretary.
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ERE\CH LINE.
L 80 ,-xrr, GENEPAr.E TRANsATLANTlQuE.
N ..nr--r ~, TO EANRE--PAHLs lFRANcEl
-orrA\D.AMERICA LINE

IL FOR ROTTERDAM ASD AMSTERDAM
VIA BOCLOGNE- SUI NER - =, ~
s. s spaarnia'' sa.arIay. March g 10 Y
> a.-ate pr,ces great comfort superior aeeon1p 81.
~, anny Tor handbooN alG terms 70 Vsh -
.oancv 40 yr0aiway New York
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finGnrial
READING & NEW ENG
LAND K. K. COMPANY. FIRST
nORTGAGE BONDhOLDERS'
COMMITTEE.

The Committee has prepared for submission 70 the
holder, Of tho securities Plan and Agreement OF Re-
organization OF the Philadelphia Reading New Eng
land Railroad copies OF which may be obtained at the
Office ot the Fidelity Insurance, Trust and SAFE
Deposit Company. 32o -327 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
where full Information may obtained and eecurtes
deposited on and after March 10, 1898
II is proposed 70 orecose the present First Mortgage
and 70 create and securities The lease OF the
Hartford Connecticut Western Railroad to remain IN
disturbed The lease OF Dutchess County Railroad
only upon the reduction Of the rate OF IN
,.res upon tina, Company to four and one-
hall per Provision made for the construction OF
branch line to or near Springfield. Massac husetis
Assessments will be required be paid as follows:
Upon tho Series a. Bonds 1916: upon the Series b
Bonds Sc upon Preferred Stock, 81 and upon the
Common Stock 2isoo for which payments the new First
Mortgage Bonds will be given at Ten per cent OF
Company. the balance will be payable as called FOR ~
the Committee not more than 23 at any one time ana
oftener than a. intervals Of 30 days. Of when 10
days notice shall be given
Syndicate underwritten the payment OF the as
the Income Bonds and Stock o. the Com
pany Will acquire the rights OF the holders OF as
sessed securee who DO not deposit them and pay the
assessments thereon.
The time within which securities may be
deposited is limited to April 10TH 1898.
GEORGE A. FLETCHER Chairman.
CHARLEMAGNE TOWER. JR
ARTHUR BROCK
HENRYY Q, 5E1xAs
II. II PIGOTI.
R T6gE t NJ hi IAENEg y..-.,.,v
JOHN SAILER.
JOSEPH MOORE. JR..
WILLIAM II. jerks.
MORGAN & LEWIS.
sHAPLEY BALLARD,
Philadelphia March IAN 1893.
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0cdcber5

DRIVATE TCITrON.--Excel,eni opto,,,,,. -.
vidusl work either co..eg, preptrstery - -, ~
year yale gradua'eb. ~ small seSoct ~. iFsss-s-
ings Applicant must BE- ~ god .4.-,' e. si''i.as
dress 4. g. C.. Box 90 Tribune ''''a-'sf. AZ.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received at their Uptown once No l2t2 Broadway
"a door north Of 3lsst. until o'clock p. advertise
mens received at the following branch Offices regular
once rates until O'Clock VIZ: "a sth-ave
23d s. lS2 Cth-ave, i2th-st Macy. 6th-ave
ana IAN ST li2 Columbus West 6cth-st; log
West 42d St. 9th have. o2 East lith-st 257 West
tist. between 'th and 18th ayes 100 East 47th-s a3s
3d-avs between 18Th and 7Ith i025 3d-ave., near
eis.-a: EOS is-sve near seth-s; ESQ 3d-ave..
tistet ga 3dave 2lo Bleecxer-st; S25 Beecker-st
2ooS oavs 40 Eos; Toth-st. 1874 3davs CO. 3d-ava
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,..IIORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

Nj TEXAS so GARoLINAAi e CA -, mp FLA :.
Tx,s Colorado Utah Arizona. Ca.oraiai ~.
POI &C.. Georgia. Florida &, ENss1 1a -,,s9 ss
'e0' vii. tor our G0-plge Pocket IHiae ,navl NJ
" MALLORY < CO. Gen. Agisr F1eF ~ Z ~
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WHITE. STAp LINE.
CTNApl) LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
f SOUTHWEST
The only steamer Line 70 CHARLESTON ~, I"
Sunerb Passenger Accommodations =.
SEMINOLE Tues. Mar. 10 CQMANClhE; II 1 H.'
IROQUOIs Wed. Mar 10 Al|yNQ, - lIss, Ma
v,o, BIZ 81 Ess, Riyer TOO; Roossy-.,-s,D Up NJ
Bowling Green y. /
Fa Cent, Pen Fast p Las wa wa !1 s.
ira I: rcj:R General Agent. 3I5 Broadway. v I
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THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
SECURITIES VALUES LOWER.

RAILROAD EARNINGs-TREAsURY STA
TISTICS.
The movements Of the principal active s'oe"'
ava horae ,aet woek are shown in the following
STOCKS
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Financial elections.
Copartnersbip Noticrs.

Vopartnfrsblp Nolltfs.
.>~~~~~~~Oo>rN~~N~>ONONNNN
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between under
signed under the nrm name Of W. r. FLEMING & COM
PANY New York. Philadelphia. Boston. and else
where dissolved By mutual That either part
authorized to sign the Arm in liquidation.
W. r. FLEMING
ALNA OATMAN
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x:AaA, H 4SIG 3s 5.3.T2-3 I. s..7.! CA
Azsssxz-.s<-g 70 Paris LONDON HAM t99nAs5
Normanna. Men. p. AZ ;, .oiema.a Nay igs1x
F. Bismarck Apr. ~. 0 AN. a. Victoria. Nav 2ssAv
First cabin $50 Up; second cabin - Up storage IA
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
" Y-HAMBUGG DIRECT
Phrnica. ;Hch. 10, Pm Pretoria.".,A9r T. 2Px
Pernsylvana. Mch. &c ~ Pif-.a....... Ar . ~
,alata ......ADr Q. An a. an.cia.....,M Nay i,Px
First cabin. SEQ up. second ca-s $40. s,esFass Sd
TIE TH Land T 2n MfIniwhG Sun,
Cruises TO NORWAY. the %ORTH CAPE and splrz
BERGEN by Hamburg-Amer.can Line TWIN SCREW
EXPRESS STEAMER ATGCsTE VICTORIA FpoY
NEW YORK JUNE 3 Round rip can BE- mad. =
about . weeks. For further particulars apply 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 Broadway ~
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Ocean CLEANERS.

MORTM 9ERMAM ll0Nn
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BHEarN
KAISER Wa. DER CROSSE. 1890. Tues Mch Is a.
Lam 1u Mch. - 81 To- D., Arr !. =, -
TraVe. Tu.. Mch. % a. 70. I4tn...Il Az Il. q .
Uaye!. Tu.. Apr.. =. a "a. I.lre. Iu Ar 81 a n
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. LREarV
Sremen Iturs. Nh g. VI.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLEs. GEyi ,A'' . S''
Kai; wm.II Mchi9 10 AN. Ai!er.......Apl 1871 Nav
Fuda. .Mch. p. 10 \. n A-~ra All ~ ~ !,
Ems Apl ,. 10 \. u Kaf Wn. H. All n "a,
o|rRIcHS 20. BOWLING GREEN =
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1ID DOMINION LINE.

" DAILY TO NORFOLK. ,....
~, Pain, comfort, Norfolk Newport News ,rr st
,urS portsmouth Primers POM, ksnn'n s.. asa
Beaen. ,,srs sau from Pier 20 North River eVe.' "
ger nssnt saturday. at =. NJ and SATURDAY q. NJ,
day: eHNer est>iITAUDEU Nce-Prost and frame 's
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UNION PACIFIC RAIL WAY,
EASTERN DIVISION BONDS

Notice of time and place of payment of first
mortgage bonds OF the Union Pacific Rail-
way Company. Eastern Division. secured
by Its mortgage dated August l. is05
gage"
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BANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES

BANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES
The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clear
Ing House and the stocks sold at the New-York
Stock Exchange last week and FOR the same
week OF the preceding two years compare as
follows
Mar u. '96. Mar ~ 81 Mar - as
Exchanges S5ls9JO e37 $685. 40 3TS2 22l $40
No. shares sold l2liS5S 7343OD IL. rs
Total sales OF stocks for the week ending
March 5. 2.O73.73S shares. against 2,5O0.ll9 in
the preceding week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
SANTA FE. PRESCOTT AND PHENlA.

The statement OF the earnings or the santa
Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railway company LUZ
the month OF January, 1898, and 1871 together
with the same statements covering the hrS'
seven months Of the fiscal year ehdihg Jahud'!