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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-03-23

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Consultation free. Our honest opinion always
given and good, honest, careful treatment given to
every patient.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
DULLSTOCK MARKET
The Local Traction Securities
Were the Favorites.
Sugar Also Strong Feature-Foreign Out
look Peaceful and Wheat Market
Satisfactory.

New York, Dec, S1.-Today's market
for stocks was very dull, and net
changes, for the most part, are trivial,
and are divided among gains and losses,
without much semblance of consistency
or order The local traction securities
were the favorites, as has been the case
for many days past, and they rose at
one time sharply above last nights level
under the belief that they would bene-
fit, even if the proposed rapid transit
project was consummated. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit enjoyed a special advan-
tage from the reported judicial decision
denying an injunction against the use
Of the Western Bridge terminus for a
loop. This stock was at one time IA
above last nights level, and held over
a point of this gain.
Sugar was also strong feature, and
rose at one time ~, but held only
fraction of that amount. The Wander
hilts We're traded in ex-dividend today,
and recovered a part Of their dividend;
Lake Shore gaining a point. Other
stocks which were notably strong were
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg com
mon and Spirits preferred, which
gained points each
There was considerable activity in
the grangers, with early strength. Bur
lington crossing par; but later recess
sions carried prices below last night S
level
News this morning from foreign ex-
changes dissipated all apprehension in
Cured by Yesterdays reports that the
British naval reserves had been ordered
out British consols advanced frac-
ton in London an unfailing barometer
of a peaceful outlook. The firmness of
the wheat market also relieved some
uneasiness in speculative circles over
the outcome of the great December
deal
The bank statement was disregarded,
as it is so involved with the Union Pa
cific operations as to offer no indication
of the drift of general conditions.
The somewhat contradictory frmness
of money and hardness of foreign ex-
change continued today, though the
markets were very dull. The sub-treas-
ury has 81, TAI to pay at the clearing
house today, again rejecting the con-
tinuing replenishment OF the money
market from that source.
There was a disposition to make much
of the exceedingly favorable November
statement of the Pennsylvania system
The increase in gross earnings for the
whole system over November of last
year was 81, 1872, 400, and the increase in
net was $780,
The bond market has shared in the
dullness of the stock market during the
week but prices have held firmer or
have improved. United States As, both
new and old. are 4 lower bid, and the
IS II lower
Money on call firm at 31a@4 per cent.
Last loan per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 31a@3& per cent. Sterling ex-
change dull and easier. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S45s@% for
solemand. and at 4S2 for go days; posted
histes. 4.S21a@4,S3 and 4S512@4S6. Com
ercial bills 4.S11k. Bar silver 57A. Mexi-
an dollars. 46A. Government bonds ir-
segular. State bonds dull; railroad bonds
.estrong.
NEW YORK CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
$500 Will Paper Your Room

with gilt paper and inch border ! ang-
ing included We are enabled to mako
the above offer. only because we. bclght
manufacturer. Painting at very low
BOSTON WALL PAPER CO..
rs Pleasant st.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

FOR SALE-Real estate of every. descrip-
ticn situated in all parts OF the city.
Farrar and Gates, SIS Main st.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
For Sale or Repair Clothing.

S1.00 SUIT cleaned and pressed; $500 silk
velvet collar on coat Upham & Padula,
tailors, BIT Main ST., opp Elm, one
fight Open evenings.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

Always ready-Ayers Cherry Pectoral
1t needs no mixing, no shaking, no dis
guise-nothing but spoon. At dead of
night your child startles you with a
croupy cough; Immediately that you give
this remedy the little one is relieved, and
the household is again at rest
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
Halraressing, Etc.

IA MAPLE STREET - Ladies' and chill
dren's hairdressing parlors; large assort-
ment of hair goods. switches, puffs. pin
frlz2es, whole or half wigs Bring your
combings and have a switch made to or
der. Fun line of Minehan's toilet arti-
Giles, manicure, pedicure. dyeing and
bleaching. Mrs. NJ. c. Mulvey. Tele-
phone Ia
sUPERFLUOCS HAIR, MOLFs RE-
moved by electricity; no Soaring Miss
z. H. Adams 1857 Main St, room 80
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

MING COMPANIES
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW 1OIIh MANNED ..
New York, Dec. 31.-Cotton futures
opened steady at the decline: sales, 1000
bales. Jan. $780, Feb 5.S2; March, 5.S5;
April, 5.S9; May, 5.92; June, 5.9S; July,
$685. Aug, 606; Sept. offered 6.06; Oct,
sos. Cotton spot closed quiet; middling
uplands 1916; middling gulf, 3-16;
sales. 90 bales
Tallow quiet; city 95s country 5000
CHICAGO FUTURES.
Chicago. Dec. 31.-The leading futures
closed as follows Wheat, No. 2. Dec, 95
Jan, 80; May, 925s. Corn, No. 2, Dec,
26%@%; Jan, 27b; May, 295s@A; July,
307s Oats, No. 2, Dec, 22Ss@h; May,
LaSd, Jan, 472h; May, 4.S715. Short
BANK STATEMENT.
New York, Dec. S1-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve, increase, $4,265, 300;
loans, decrease, $2.S24, 700; specie, in
crease, 1927. 900; legal tenders, increase,
S., 421 200; deposits, increase, 1881 500;
circulation. decrease, 1921, 800. The banks
now hold $15,7Ss,750 in excess of the re-
quirements of the % per cent rule.
ETRURIA TO TAKE OUT SILVER.
New York, Dec. 31.-The steamship
Etruria, sailing for Europe tomorrow,
will take out 1.055,000 ounces of silver
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
New York, Dec 31.-The imports at
the port of New York this week are:
Gold. $104 ,S32; silver, $35, 036; dry goods,
81, 345, 440; general merchandise. 540S.-
76l. Exports of specie: Gold, $500; sill
yer $939,245
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

Physicians viii tell you DR.. siegerts
Angostura Bitters ia the best tonic and
stomach regulator you can use. DRUG
gists or grocers sell 1t. ssS
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
Houses Wanted.

WANTED : A rhree-tenement house,
L. Currier. 707 State Mutual building.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
Horses. Carriages, etc.

FOR SAL. Two-horse express sleigh. two
secondhand sleighs. H. C, Fisher,
State Mutual building
FOR SALE CHEAP light sleigh, / ira
verse runner delivery sleigh. 1872 Green
wood st.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

To women easily startled. alarmed
grieved or vexed, try Carriers Little Liver
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

To secure an abundant growth OF hair
use Halls Hair Remover, or, if possessing
an abundance, II may be kept LOOKING
finely by using the remover occasionally
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
BICYCLES.
Accountant.

BOOKS AUDITED, closed. designed and
openeds accounts adjusted, balances.
etc, exhibited; good references. w. c.
Canning, % Crown ST., city.
PUBLIC CONSULTING EXPERT-Cor-
poration auditor, books designed, OPEN
ed, closed and systematized; highest
references. Address j. P. Braurier, p.
o. Box 227S Boston.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
INSURANCE.
LIE SPY IN NOVA scoTIA.

The Weekly Spy is on sale every Satur-
day by Thompson & Co.. Yarmouth. N. s.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

Rates Tor one week or more under this
heading: 21S cents per line each insertion.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
Help Wanted Female.

Rate per line for advertising, under TINS
heading, one day &C.; three days, S1Sc'
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
To Let-FIats and Houses.

Rates for one week or more under this
heading: 215 cents per line each insertion
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
Observation-Disclosures
Business Notices.

Rates Tor one week or more under this
heading; 215 cents per line each insertion.
KEEP THE SNOW and cold out of your
house by using the pat. invisible wealth
erstrips for doors and windows De-
Sserlptive CIRCULARS free by calling at at
Robert Warehouses;, cabinet maker, rs
Chandler ST., Worcester.
IF CONTEMPLATING selling or eX-
changing your house, farm. store or any
reliable business. call on or address w.
$. Knight, real estate and mortgage
broker 3O6 Main St, rooms N-22
WANTED Parties that have money to
loan to call on me and investigate mort
cages that have for sale, and applica--
tons for money on mortgages. secured
on Worcester real estate. No charge to
loaner w. S. Knight, SO6 Main St,
rooms 21-22.
GENTLEMEN = Manufactured goods in
troduced throughout Worcester county
at the Mercantile Reference Association
rooms 31S-319, State Mutual building
Call or address G. H. Daland.
WANTED-T borrow 5000 on first mort
gage, new property. No brokers. D. D.,
Spy Office.
DBLUE'S EXTERMINATOR for reaches
and water bugs; contracts made and
| houses and dwellings, ETC., for any
| length of time. Powder non-poisonous.
| F. r, Brown, Worcester. manager. room
WHEEL S-Charles G. Reed, 1919 Front
| St; Wood Hub. Warner, Sarven, Archi-
| bald wheels, etc; spokes, rims bows,
| shafts; everything In carriage wood
work; odd wheels or sets furnished
| same day as ordered.
WANT FURNITURE MOVING JOBS
| At low, hard-time prices; "A and rs
| School st; also, goods for storage.
REPAIRING Remodeline fur garments
! IN the latest styles, at reasonable prices
New England Fur Co.. Sc Pleasant st
| MASON BRUSH WORKS, manufacturers
| of cotton and wooden machinery brush
es; also brushes of all kinds; repairing
| promptly done. $50 Main st.
UMBRELLAS REPAIRED and covered
| by Geo. E. Kirby & Co., 1893 Main. near
Pearl; baby carriage parasols and COW
ering to match suits a speciality.
F. ]. PARTRIDGE, NJ. D., physician and
surgeon. Special attention give - u"
eases Of throat, heart and lungs. O[Ilue
hours. to 10. to 4. to ..
OLD RANGES or parlor heaters taken as
part payment for the National Acorn,
| Crawford Grand, Diamond and other
ranges. We put our secondhand ranges
in order and sell them cheap. Guy Fur
niture Mfg Co.
Wall Papers. BAqRec saHTr
100000 Rolls al 8 cents per Roll.
BOSTON WALL PAPER co.. 70 Pleasant St.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01
For Sale, Real Estate.

Rates for one week or more under this
heading: ~ cents per line each insertion.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

KEEP THE SNOW and cold out Of your
house by using the pat. invisible wealth
erstrips for doors and windows. De-
scrlptive circulars free by calling at
Robert Woodhouse's, cabinet maker, Us
Chandler ST.. Worcester.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

IF CONTEMPLATING selling or eX
changing your house. farm. store or any
reliable business. call on or address w.
s. Knight real estate and mortgage
broker, 306 Main ST., rooms 21-22.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

WANTED-Parties that have money to
loan to call on me and investigate mort
cages that have for sale. and applica-
tons for money on mortgages secured
on Worcester real estate. No charge to
loaner. w. S. Knight, sos Main St,
rooms 21-22
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

COTTAGE with barn and 1900 feet Of
land, good location; price low and terms
easy. l. L. Currler, No. 7O7, State Mu-
final building
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-01

GENTLEMEN - Manufactured goods in
troduced throughout Worcester county
at the Mercantile Reference Association
rooms 31S-319, State Mutual building.
Call or address C. H. Daland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-24
\ VETO EXPECTED.
EL1.swoRrII's NEWSPAPER BILL NOT LIKELY TO
BECOME LAW.


For the second Sunday in succession the holding
Of the Sunday -schOoi class at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel was omitted yesterday, although Senator
Plat was in the city all day. The only visitor
from I'D the State who Mr. Platt Senator
Ellsworth president pro tenn. Of the State Senate
who iourneyed all the way TO Washington the
other day only 10 find that Senator Platt had
passed him on the road. having been called unex
pectedy to New-York by the illness of Mrs Plat
Senator Ellsworth's mission undoubtedly in
the interest Of the bill introduced by him on Thurs
dav at Albany. designed ito prohibit and punish
the publication and dissemination Of licentious. in
decent and degrading papers" summary OF the
provisions OF which measure was printed in The
Tribune Of Friday From the present outlook the
bill will pass both branches OF the Legislatures
is extremely improbable that enough votes be
mustered to pass il his veto. This measure
was approved by the conference of Republican
leaders held the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Satur
dav January s. Senator Plat present at that
conference. and the decision to support Il repre-
scnted his views as well those Of the others
present But Senator Plat also in favor Of
Senator Esworth's ti-Cartoon bill last year.
and il will he remembered. threw the whole
weight Of his influence for its passage and enact
ment into law. Yet that bill failed Of passage
and the pending measure II is generally believed
active support Of the leaders OF both the political
parties
President Qugg Of the Republican County Com
rittee and Senator John Ford also Senator
Plat and talked with him about the Primary
Election bill introduced by Senator Ford last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-24
ONE STUDENT SHOOTS ANOTHER.
THE WOUNDED MAN DIES ALMOST INSTANTLY
40 DOUBT THAT IT WAS Az ACCIDENT.

THE WOUNDED MAN DIES ALMOST INSTANTLY
80 DOUBT THAT IT WAS An ACCIDENT
Joseph Miller seventeen years old Of Le~.stown.
Penn was shot and killed last night by William II.
Watson r. twen:y-one years old. Of Rochester.
y H. The bulle; took effect under Milers left eye.
and death almost instantaneous The shooting
took place at No. 200 Eas; Sixtyscventh-st.. which
is the dormitory connected with the New-York
Trades School In which both Miller and Watson
were Students. Il is probable that the shooting was
accidental Watson was arrested ana locked up in
the Eas, Sixty-sevenih-st. station
The Ncw-Yo-k Trades School. which il in First
ave- between Sixty-scventh ana Sixty-cighth sts..
opened - winter term on December last. These
TWO young men entered the institution for the first
Tine at the opening Of the term and both took the
course in plumbing Like about fifty Of their fel-
l,us they took rooms in the doImi;orv at second
ave ard Sixty -sevcnth-st The two youths were
the best OF friends About O'Clock yesterday after
noon they left their room together 10 call Miss
Catherine Halregl a young woman who lives at
No e0S East SiXty-sixth-st. They remained Il: her
house nearly All the afternoon leaving there about
500 o'clock They returned 10 the dOrmtory at 1.l5
o'clock and went into the room Of William Youizy.
some days ago Watson bought a revolver. He car
ried X with him for a day or two ana then asked
Youtzv 20 put T. In his trunk and keep IL for him.
when he went into Youtzys room last night he told
the latter thai he would Ike 20 look the revolver
and asked Youtzy TO set /, Cor him Youtzy went 20
his trunk and handed the revolver whic. loaded
over 10 its owner. The Latter said that he would
unload the pistol and proceeded withdraw the
,.rtridces Youzy tod the police that ne heard
Watson remove the cartridges from The pistol. and
hoard A click as though ne had pressed trigger
4 moment later he heard the report OF shot and
Miller excaim: on! You've shot me. Bnl"'
\, lth TIA. exclamation. Mailer. VINO VS. standing
near me na..-Op,I .Oor, fen into the hallway
Alfred buttins. stGDent VINO was In reading
tc,,u, on tie O..cf OF the nal, heild the shot
ana ran inio the hallway where ne found ioutzy
Attempting 10 stop the flow u blood from the
~. unded man mead
James Divine. one OF the instructors In the school.
ran out for DR.. German, nearby physician. " nen
Inc doctor arrived young Miller dead
Patrolman Mangcd. OF the East Slxty-sevcnth-si.
station arrested Watson and took him the
ton. Youtzy was also taken as a witness watson.
the prisoner almost crazei by the result OF the
shooting and ut the police station he violent
FOR a time that he restrained with difficulty.
Coroner Bausch tOok statement from the pris
oner which II was said corroborited the version OF
the AFFAIR which given by Youtzy. He after
wnrd went 10 the scene OF the shooting 10 view the
body IL was said by those who knew both young
men that they the best OF friends and had
never had any Quarrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-24

PRESENT STATUS OF SPECIFICATIONS VITA
SEVERAL NrRlEs THOSE WITH
PERI FI-RTUEsT ADVANCED

| SEVERAL r-NrRIEs THOSE WITH
PERI FrRrHEsT ADVANCED
Washington Jan % Reciprocity negotiation.
continue 70 proceed in manner sa'isfacfor, n
officials bur there b. no present prospect that
treaties or agreements VIII be- concluded In no
near future Tho negotiations with Perm 30
furthest along having reached point hero
the draft ~ p treaty hae hosn made There
arc number ~ points oron however and
Minister EguGuren nov IN .0mmpnIratnn
with his Government WITH Wow ~ clos INK he
matter.
In connection with The negotiations DO has re-
ceiveI from Peru samples ~ the r'narlaois
cotton grown IN thar country Unlike fn' cotton
~ our southern states and other cotton sec.
tions that ~ Peru has many c"lofs other han
white Tho negotiations however. has" brought
on, tho fact that freight rates are an clement
which gives European countries great ad'an'
fage over the United states in the matter ~
trade with South America. I'm the case - Ffru
the rate u the United states H. the same a.
the rate from Peru TO Liverpool ana thence io
the United states This TO a considerable eNi"n
complicates the efforts toward securing recip-
rocal trade
Brazil. Argentina and chill have taken NJ
steps thus far toward reciprocity more salts
factory trade condition has been establishes
with the Argentine however. l. was unaersi'"c
AT one time that retaliltory legislation would 10
resorted to los that country a. a means y m
setting the Dingley act restrictions This has
not been done. however. and the no" iaiN NV
~ the Argentine Is said 90 contain no provisions
specislly burdensome 10 American goods Mos
Of the Ministers Of the American republics have
advised their governments as 80 the Dingev
,rovision on recluroc,tv. and are awaiting IN
structions.
The British negotiations a. % te'ipi"''V
with IN. West Indian Islands have advanced -
. r.suI, - several recent meetings between sr
rrliap Pauncefote and Commissioner hass'h
The basis ~ exchang" mas been i'rmn'''''
hut the draf, - an agreement has no' n''h
,,,1o Tn. Ambassador expects @ nav" IN
fa,y DAYS much valuable material from inc sew
oral colonies bearing on tho articles hkey 70
come within the agreement tn" negotiation
is restricted 20 the West Indian colonies inc
rlan Of Canadian reciprocity being Ihi a-inr
for the present Hopes are stlll expressed mat
como general Arrangement can Do" maze ~
which A commission will deal I'm an 'aha'ian
questions including not only RECIPROCITY nut
also the Behrng Sea matter AT pr'S'n, - -
arc no negotiations In that direction. Aih'uS"
II IS expected that they may he resumed
The French negotiations are awaiting AM
baes,dor CamhOn's further insiruc lions rom
paris The German negotiations are not "fIhs
nushed 80 far as can be learned. and u j. fet
mar action on them will depend 20 a consider
ahIe extent on the success II the movement ~
ha,. Enronean countries which give bounty
on certain products, mainly sugar unto F"
common action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-24
AGAINST THE ANTI-CARTOoN BILL.

Organized labor Is again after the scalp Of Sena-
tor Ellsworth. the father of the Ant-Cartoon bill
At the meeting of the Central Labor Union yester-
day the following resolution, which was introduced
by james Ryan. the delegate Of the Photo En-
gravers' Union No. l. Of this city was passed
unanimously:
Whereas. The Interests Of the phoio-engravers
OF the Antl-CartO0n BIZ. that was overWheln-
uglv defeated IN the Legislature Of 1897 the photo
engravers OF New York State request This convcn-
ton OF organized labor 10 assist them to defeat
measure that threatens 10 ruin the and grow o.
ing Industry OF q nigh and artistic character that
admired and approved by all classes Of citizens.
Whereas. This bill will be introduced by the poll
iicians VINO vince and smart under the lash Of the
satirist and cartoOnist, therefore. be II
Kesoived. That IN" passage Of this bill would in
tcrferc with the rights and privileges Of fellow
citizens the ubcraty and liberty OF the press and
that the politicians are attempting t. force
through this measure, II should again be over
whclningiy rejected. thereby protecting the or
ganizcd Industries so seriously menaccd.
The State Trades Assembly and all the other CEN
trial labor bodies arc nghting the bin at Albany
Nj Ryan said that he had spoken TO Assembly
man John +. Maher. who until the last election
was a delegate 10 the Central Labor Union about
fighting the Ellsworth bill. and although Maher
had pledged himself before election always 10 ad-
vocate aoor measures. he said that he would vote
for the bill II Senator Grady supported IT, Groans
heard in all parts OF the hall when Mr. Ryan
The resolution introduced by Delegate Pallas in
dorsinS the Fiye-Cent Fare bin Introduced In the
Assembly by Assembiyman Mitchell was also
passed.
Edward Thimme. the delegate OF the Druggists
League for Shorter Hours said that d large mum
Der OF clergymen had interested themselves I'm the
movement for shorter hours for the drug clerks
and that nass-mceting would be held on Tues
Gay night February J. in the parish house OF ST.
Mlchaefs Church. Amsterdam-ave. and Ninety
nnth-st.