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Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
c. H. DAVIDSON & co.

The above named firm handle most ly everything in house, furnishing goods, hardware, cutlery, tinware, queensware, graniteware, also notions and novelties. This store is located on West Washington street and is known to>the public as 'The Cash Bar gain Store" MT. C. H. Davidson is a resident of Phoenix, while his part ner is MT. A. T. Corbin of Plainfield, Illinois This store is known as one of the leading ones in the city, and the prices are placed at the very lowest notch. Call and see for yourself.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
Nothing Yesterday From the
 Maine Investigation
THE COURT AT KEY WEST
1t will Probably Return to Ha-
 vana on Wednesday
1t Is Believed that Orders Were Re- ceIved at League Island Navy Yard to put Almost Forgotten Vessels Into Commission

Washington, Feb. 27-The usual Sunday quiet was not broken today by any important developments in connection with the Maine disaster. Captain Crowninshield, chief of the navigation bureau, came to his office in the navy department and opened a few unimportant telegrams. Dispatches from Havana confirmed the press re- ports that the court of inquiry left there on the Mangrove for Key West.
 The state department received noth- ing from General Lee during the day and the only dispatches of conse- uuenee reaching that department was briefly stating that an attempt had been made on the life of King George, but without serious results. Five shots were fired by the would-be as sassins, none of them taking effect.
 Up to o'clock the dispatches of the navy department were taken to the officials of the department and were not regarded as of sufficient conse- naHepce to send to the secretary. MT. 96ngEaid the court of inquiry would now proceed with it's work at Key West, examining witnesses there in accordance with its original plans. No definite information has been received as to how much time would be taken up with the inquiry there or what the next step would be-. MT. Long stated that the department was today in pos session of no more information on the cause of the disaster than it was inn mediately after the occurrence, and that no evidence had been received up to the present time showing that it was caused by design.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
Congressmen Already Talking
 About Adjournment.
A RECORD FOR DISPATCH
Has Been Established by Both
 Houses This Session
The Case of Corbett of Oregon Will Be Decided Today-The Appropri- ation Bills at Very Satisfactory Stage.

Washington, Feb. 27.-Beyond the fact that the Corbett case will be de- cided on Monday and that after it's de- c1sion the bill regulating rights of way for railroads in Alaska will be taken up and disposed of, there re- mains bill for the relief of the south ern Methodist church for property de- stroyed at Nashville during the civil war. This bill appropriates $28S, 1000 and has aroused some opposition
 It is also understood to be Senator Davis intention to again move the consideration of the Hawaiian treaty if opportunity offers. but there is no disposition at present to unduly press the treaty in antagonism to- other measures.
 It is possible a bill making appro- priations for the District of Columbia will be reported by the committee on appropriations during the week. There are only five of the appropriation bills to be considered by the senate, which is a record far in advance of that usually made at this date in long ses- sions of congress. This fact is caus- ing senators to begin to talk about a final adjournment much earlier than usual
 Three of the bills which are as yet unconsidered are the District of Colum- bia, the naval and the sundry civil bill. These are all important meas ures and each is liable to arouse de- bate, but senators generally agree that unless there is some other reason for postponing adjournment it can be reached by May or June.
 The friends of the Hawaiian treaty say, however, that some of the appro- priation bills will be held back until the question of annexation is decided upon, and this determination is one of the circumstances which may cause a postponement of adjournment
 IN THE HOUSE.
 Washington, Feb. 27.-The house leaders have been straining all their energies to expedite the appropriation bills with a view to an early adjourn ment and they have succeeded beyond their most sanguine expectations. Not in a quarter of a century have the appropriation bills been so far ad-
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
DON'T WANT TO VOTE.
Iowa Women Against the Suffrage
 Bill.

Des Moines, Ia., Feb. 27.-In the sen- ate yesterday a big petition signed by 1900 citizens of Clayton county against the pardon of Wesley Elkins, the boy murderer, was presented. It was in Clayton county that the crime was committed. The morning hour was consumed in a discussion of the bill to tax mortgages, but no action was taken. Three hundred women of Sioux county petitioned against equal suffrage. The house had no morn- ing session, but this afternoon will take up the republican primary law aimed at hot campaign in Des MOineS
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
RHODES & SHAVER.

The above are in the cyclery busi- ness and are having a fine trade. They are agents for the Windsor and Pacific bicycles and do all kinds of repairing at short notice. Their en- ployes are all skilled mechanics and they are making speciality of brazing and enamelIing. They are also agents for the Boice Puncture Proof tires. They rent wheels by the hour, day, week or month and are located at 36 South Center street
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28

vanced in the long session as they are at this time. Only three of th!r- teen regular bills remain in commit mittee. The other ten have gone through one or two executive stages and one, the military academy bill, IS in the hands of the president awaiting his signature.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
w. H. SMITH.

If you are in need of any monu- mental work, the Phoenix marble yard is the place to see beautiful monu- ments, and in fact, anything you might desire in marble. MT. w. H. Smith, the proprietor, guarantees to do any marble or granite work on. short no- tice. He is the only man in the terri- tory who orders by the carload lot. This yard is located corner Fifth av- enue and Washington street
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
LA CHAMPAGNE SAFE.

Halifax, N. S., Feb. 27.-The steamer La Champaigne was lowed into Hali- fax at 2:42 p. m. today by the steamer Roman.
 New York, Feb. 27-News that the steamer La Champaigne is anchored safely on the banks of Newfoundland has set at rest anxiety and fear for the safety of her passengers and crew.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28

This is large concern, dealing in coal oil, gasoline, hay, grain and feed It is located at 23 West Adams street, and is owned by MT. George B. God frey. He delivers oil to all parts of the city and makes business of selling nothing but the best in this line. He
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
HE TALKED TOO MUCH.
A Diver on the Maine Removed on Ac-
 count of Oratory.

Key West, Fla, Feb. 27.-The light house tender Mangrove bearing the members of the court of inquiry ar rived from Havana at ' o'clock this morning. The court will resume it's session in the United States district court room at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and will probably return to Havana on Wednesday, The most Important witness to De examined here
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28

is a straightforward man of business and deserving of all the success he is enjoying.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
MEN OF SUBSTANCE
PHOENIX OIL COMPANY.

Continued From Seventh Page.)
Arizona republican., 1898-02-28
MAKING NEW CUSTOMERS EVERY DAY!

NO store in Phoenix offers greater advantages the store Unequaled buying facilities and unlimited army long list o mail order patrons enable handle and make to have the complete }: new, fresh, seasonabe goods all the time.
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One thing 10 clear. beyond peradvcnture, and that
on Tie whole believes in NsiiI believes that the crop
Is going to be q large one. and that the bottom has
and New New york ssin we're Sss; ,o T9c9a E;. scSSS oTn SeiS;s a LSssEGGl
a oesis owing 70 . general dilspositton to sell and
6Aronisk's weather summary on Saturday was not
RESPECTS resp ssf Il Wss o IffsssS Sp Sui Hlthes :. T;ta w. but Ss,I n soma snS
s soiasy v N some ,SoHU artS Of the South there we're heavy
signal Service eI predicted n further Seri rains ana IN t S%es Asisn saC
states. But the weakness In Liverpool, the bearish
the receipts Of new cotton. Which were 7s5 al Gal.
weston. 100 at New Orleans, and 25 at savannah, car
Eensraily lover Tp' The Ss' iiquI RSaf an8 within sn ts sH Iasa f EaS
S Mse rats sSs i Sssh SsSr z htsSS H Ss and , s0RS Sr ssS or. oper r. q.
general sentiment "a Internationally adverse to buy
crop outlook IN really uncertain and that the price is
day on this crop. The last previous low price was on
NSy, . OF last year; when November sold at 5.5tc:,
enced cotton merchants and operators take the ground
that the size of the crop will not be known with any
There has been a great deal Of rust and sheddip&. tbc
plant is weedy. and the condition in many sectonsis
many parts Of the belt belt are SaH reported Tsafs small ala. a d sUMs ia
following the prolonged rainy season. It is 30
results. Within, the next dye weeks the crop
h tRsyn again Ss i e %sg meet es w xsTy a s eSSep seSdisong Mc and
time nobody really knows whether the crop is going
however, believe i viii be big. and as the visible SUP.
Ply , on Sept; I Till large: they say they would Be
SsIes ie es thn ~ That sfo ~ s Isot prove TttooD De q million
here. however, who incline to the view that cot
ton viii see much better days on the new crop.
rain" spartanburg. SC. Aug. 22.-"Some cotton
il open. Indications that crop will be later than
usual" West Point, Miss, Aug. 22.-No rain for
week. Quite hot weather. II II grows hotter may
do considerable damage Other Mississippi advices
say crop looks splendid in size. but little fruit.
Columbus. Ga. Aug. 22.-"Crop late. Some damage.
will be repaired by good weather."
CoFFEE-Ri0 on the spot was Arm; No. z, 8I[o. Tho
sales were 800 bags Maracaibo on private terms.
Futures here advanced 8 to 10 points and closed
IN; aam5snrg rose y to ! pig; american warehouse
week and 72.o3s last year. Rio Was steady at
l2S reis adyencs; receipts, 1000; stock. 332. 0oo;
exchange. Z 11.32d. Santos was steady at 100 reis
receipts. 1000; stock, 100000. The
future trading hero was aa folloHa:
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RrAn nsrArr NEKa

Complications have existed for some time
concerning the ownership OF the Grenoble. at
the northwest corner Of Seventh avenue and
Fifty-sixth street. and also the Grenohle APART
ment house adjoining and fronting on Fifty
seventh street. As a result the hotel property
was recently sold under foreclosure to- Hull
Browping,. Yesterday the npaTtment house
proceedings In the action of the Brooks
iyn Savings Bank against William Noble
and othera. The attendance was email.
and consisted mostly Of real estate brokers
and a few operators. The membranes upon
attorney for the plaintiff announced before the
sale that S300,00O could remain upo the prop
erty on bond and MORTGAGE at AZ per cent.
knocked down to Theodore A. Swan for $780,
OOO, The real buyer. it wns stated later, was
J. Hull Browning. This will now give him con-
troll OF both properties. '
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Live Stock Market,

NxW YoRE, Monday, Aug. 22.-Reeeipts OF beeyes
for two days were 3.82o head, including 80 cars for
the market. steers were in good demand a STEADY
prices rough stuG sold fairly well, but In
het closed steady. with q fall clearance OF
tho yards. Ordinary 70 extra native steers sold
q S6Bs5.ao. per 100 bs.j tail ends At SA.6b;
Western hAlt-hreeds ct sb.36, oxen and stays az
SS.260t5; bulls at S2,T6@eS.d0. aud choice fat DO.
beR WAS IN good demand and 1rm a. 1A0BJEc. Rb.
for inferior 10 primo nattye AidoS. Exports to-day
beet T0asy's cable sdyioss quoted American stssrs
higher q eAelQAe. fhy drSssed weights refdgeEA-
Reeeipts q calves for NsodAysy we're z.e9l heAa. al
tor tbs mnEkSka The demand Na8 active tor gaala az
god quality sa4 pffeea steAdyt hagt1rm1ka aad
8fas14Ee4pz4 = tlA1dnH loNet. He WeateEns IL tie
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Higher cables. moderate receipts, and long buying
Brazil. It is contended that the American visib,s
900 bags. Is likely to steadily increase owing TO largo
purchases in Brazil for September shipment to this
Ian markets and the fact that recetpts ara eoB Dral
lively small encourage the advocates of higher
prices. The total receipts since July / at Rio and
same period last year.
METALs-Ironw was quiet hut higher. Spot, August
iron at the warrant yards decreased 1900 tons for
the ten days ending Aug. 20; total stock Is now $780,
gust. septem6ef, and October. 15SHiahc. RRc a Gu.
ports for the week ending Aug. ~ were 2.o2a tons
1 Hss. q a.ss sS t Mstai L EsSh1 Mss q ssssrns spd tDt1 Au slnGo
and September, 4,O7k@4,1Oc. Tin was dull and
s ca Iac Spot seSt,.r august Mss ATM and a,o septem6er. lS;soo
TENDER, 4.T00A.T Toe.
NAVAL sroREs-Spirtts of turpentne was quiet at
2yS2s11c. hosin was duh at for COM
PHoyIsIoSs-JLAra was easier. Prime. s5.s2N; no.
bnt dan. Piotled hams. 5ho1Nc.; do. bellies. sSS
Tsaf;; No. s saSaif BntiesGcrsaSme Ise'' %e aSSss 6HSs1S.
l4ks1sho.i State extras, lskci hrstS. I7ksise:;
srea%. large, esioTc:d and White fancy a s'sSssSS.:: a aSd
SSoice. 71S7Kc.; Common to 1fiSssai 7e.e o &ass .
State and Pennsylvania. fresh gathered. prime, lax
S4e. cS Msssssn hiu lan ss.- it4S;; fsir to 4ni sSo iaT ash &c
further september liquidation. lard showing the most
T Tssfa Closing T aSs d s@is9. S cssn ea ds@sSn sTC VA. '6 soos.
Hog receipts were liberal, and that market weak at
6e1oc, declinei 1900 hogs are estimated for to-
sUoan-Raw was firm; 500 test, sac. bid; seo test.
11c, bid. The sales were 600 bags centrifuEals'
IS sssss: 4 "a lte., q q s III t ana nI 1915 Ss s1p $SIssss:;
sugar. 500 test. ct $40. ex ahip. Refined was fairly
CHioAoo. Aug. 22,-Thsss were to-day.a pro.a,
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NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs.

A special meeting of the stockholders OF the EUs
GENE p. PEYSER COLLAR will be held
on the Sd day Of September, 1893, at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon Of that day, at the office OF such hcom-
pany. No. az LAFAYETTE place. in the borough Of Man.
haitian. for the purpose Of voting upon q propcsttion
The preferred stock. from thirry-six thousand dol
lars I$3H,ooUp, consisting Of 800 shares Of the paR
VALUE of one hundred dollars $4,000 each. to
seventy-ave thousand dollars tST5,0no) consisting
of $50 shares of tie par value of one hundred dollars
thousand dollars tS3B. 600. consisting OF $40 shares
Of the par value of one hundred dollars ts1OO) each,
to seventy-6ye thousand dollars (S15, Oo0), consisting
of $50 shares of the par value of one hundred dollars
arh.
Dated New York. August IL, 1883.
ISAIAH JOSEPV
ANNIE PEYSER.
Amajority Of the direcors.
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.ho.r. x,.Ys .sld A eb0a7.7B NfOo Bs5 iope ~ 81
nrnneerp AZ ea,6o0ntt butternilm 80 4osigl.eI1y
Wed cEvse 4 Stes5.a5 CITY dressed yeai' steady
a p011t<o. n 7.
a0.0iB head. Including rs cars for city nutchera nnd
Tbk cars for the market; and the total onering, NeIe
ehr,ft eO 80. ai,eop was steady % = Bhadeloweri
lambs, on heavy supplies, declined boeIbcl rnd "
cars were unsold A late honr. roor " prime ensgp
choice wethors a. sbi inferior 20 prime iamgs at
aA.2bae0. some sales early IN the day were ~ So.llt
0S0,2s " cuiisn AZ aasOasl. Dressed mutton
weak al 6xoakc. p n; dressed larnba sold at soils.
Hcceipfa "a hoqa for two days were 1890 head, IN
cluding about Z car5 for tho market. Irndo was
allow and prices easier At -, 2o5st.5oper 100 lbs for
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Ernst.Marx-Nathan Company has cold, through
Frank Koch, e. Christian stoehr the plot 22oxaT;Sx
about LOT, with frame house and stable. on the
northwest corner of Audubon avenue ard 11oth
street. on private terms.
Mandeibaum 4 Levine have purchased from the
Andrewa estate. the three threc-storyb brick dwenline9.
on lot 2bxoS, Nos. ~, 81 and 81 Delaney street,
southwest corner of No. 1I5l. Orchard street
William A.. Graham has sold for Maria A. huDer
and another to i. and g.. Michaelson Nos. $40 aud
051 Fast Third street, old buildinga, plot 4Qxp8.
John w. Prison is reported TO have sold 70 o nrm
OF builders tho two lots on the east side OF Fifth
avenue. 1oo.11 feet north of I19th street.
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At the Broadway salesroom yesterday william Ken
nelly sold No. 1870 Allen street, 25X67.0, fourSstory
frame store and tenement with hye-story brick tone
ment in rear. partition. to Max Cohen for $4,000.
IN BROOKLYN.
D.. 4 NJ. Chauncey Real Estate Company sold in
foreclosure the plot, 90. sx6so, on the south. corner
OF Benson and Twenty fourth avenues to Mary II.
McCord, plaintiff, for S8x,S 800.
T. A.: KerriFan sold No. % Graham avenue, 251Ioo.
four-Btory brick tenement, with stores, foreclosure,
to Charles ReiEensteen for 3d. 5o.
Jere. johnson. Jrr Company sold on Saturday
located at Gravesend Neck road, Avenue U, and East
Third street, Thirty-hrst. ward. Lots on Graves
end Neck road averaged 1910 each, on East Third
street $3.50 each, and on Avenue U $500 to $3.50
aach ..-"H.
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The shipments from Augusta to-day were o bales,
Memphis "a, 81. Louis $50, Cincinnati 7b, and Hous-
againet p53 last week and d, 028Ias year: thus far this
week s,e53. aGAinst 2.221 thus fer last week. The *:
ports from the ports were b,0O3 halca. The rainfall
for the, past ~ hours included; 1,BQ inch at
GrSenytlls, 8 o. 80 az Montgomery, Ala. I .92 ct
Jacksonville. Fla; .1Aat Savannah, Ca; Ia at New Or
leans; % at Oharleston, 8. O. and .o2 At Augusta, Ca;
TOR the ~ hours ended ga. n. Sunday 2.2d inches
~ charlotte, N. Ci 1913 At Charleston, 8. Oh 1.p0 at
BeeyiIle, Tex. and 1872 at KingBtree, q. @. Tho Sig
nal Service predicts for the next twentyfour hour1
fair In west Florida, Louisiana, Alabama. Mihhissippi
and east TeIas; partly cloudy In west Texas, Okla
homh, Indian Territory and Arkansas. New Orleans
declined II "a. ~ points. Futures here declined IL
70 lSpolnts and closed easy. The future trading was
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Court Ca1endnra Thir DAY.

Appellate D~irision-Supreme Court.-Recess.
Supreme .Ccurt-Special T~erm.EPart L-Motion
calendar called at 1880 A. n, Part H.-court opens
at 10:8O A. NJ. Ex parte matters.
surrogate's Court-Chambers.-For probate.-willS
OF Elizabeth Kohler. William NJ. Lyddy, Eliza O.
Donaldson, May J.. Willard, Patrick Delaney. Mary
=. Browne, Ellen L. Demorest, Nancy Squire at
1880 A. NJ.
city C~ourt-special Term.-court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Motions at 1880 A. NJ.
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gHblts MSnres.

NoTICE-THE CENTRAL NArIoyAL HANK an,
~ located q NnNaukss, IN the atste
% Wlso9nsR y closing up ltsAhatrs. An nofa hold
thsrefoFe hereby neensd y pseaent the nolss and.
:. MoLh. oeahte
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MONDAY. Aug. 22.-GRAIN-wheat-Spot was
quiet and easy. No sales here at the outports.
$4,000 No. 2 red sold for export on private
terms. Free on board afioat: No. 2 red. 76Jtc.;
No. 1 Northern spring Duluth. Zoo. No 2 red
in elevator. Tao. Futures declined Ike. to 2hc.
compared with the official close OF Friday.
Future sales L .245.0 900 BUSH. as follows:
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finAnriRI.
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
PANAMA, RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Dated August 10, 1897.
The CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NEw YORK
and WIN. NELSON CROMWELL, Trustees, give
notice that in accordance with n certain indenturo
made by the above-named Railroad Company, dated
August 16, 1897, the Central Trust Company of New
York will receive proposals to sell the above-named
bonds at q rate not exceeding, however. the par
valuo thereof and accrued interest, with I'VE per
centum added to the principal. the total offer not to
consume more than one hundred and nifty thousand
opened at the office Of the GENITAL TRUST com.
pibANY o. 0F NEW : " OH 9 ! H. In mi, sG dNy X xok :, ctT 1s, Ct
TRUST co. OF e YORK.
BY 7: Francis Hyde, I'd Yice-President. Trustees.
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GlertiOas aad aggsetiuas.

THEAEGUAL MEETING Of TIA WaHhInyton &C.,.
4 Warehouse and Van Co, ia viii he 6eld ~ 49,
once. $500 eth av., on SEPT. \, AZ j. NJ.
SUMNER w. WHITE. Sec'y.
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AipiaEnae ana anttrear.

PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co.
'(Of Chicago.
Notice 1s hereby given that a dividend of ~ mar
cent. has been declared on the Capital Stock Of this
Company payable to the stockholders on Aug. 25th.
The transfer books will close, in New York, on Aug.
18th. Is9S, at . r. H.. and viii reopen Aur, 3dth'
,l6ee. Al 10 L. A. WILEY. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC q MFG. co.,
100 Broadway, New York. Aug. 10, 1898,
The interest upon tho Scrip Of the Company 10
Sept. ] 1898. will be paid 20 holders of record Of
day q Aug. 1875 a. . o'clock I. NJ. and opcned on
the "a dAy OF sept, ls0s, ct 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
PH, FERD. KoBBE, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF wELsHACH COMMERCIAL COMPANY
~. n.. 20 Wall ST, NY. Aug IL. 1903,
Tine Directon nave this day declared q a~uarteFly
dividend OF " L CENT. on the preferred stocF.
payable Sent; y. 1sve, TO stockholders OF record AZ
the close OF business Aug, 3Ist. Transfer book az
the pnetorrcd stock will be closed from SEPT, Ist 10
Sept. 9th, both inclusive. Checks will be maIed -
EDWARD O. z Treasurer.
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Geaal Apttres.

E---~----~--x-
TNHE PEoPLE OF TIE Att OF NEw YORK.
Wood Il Parker Lithagraphing Company, assigned to
Benoni Lockwood, Jr., for the benefit Of creditors.
sen1 greeting:
Yoi and each of you arc hereby cited and required
personally to he and appear in the supreme Court OF
the state OF, New York at q Special Term. Part l.,
New York, borough of Manhattan. ON tho 18th dAv Of
October, 1919, at 1919 q clock A. NJ. there and then
to show cause why a hnal sert o nent OF the Ac-
named Wood & Parker LithDe rapainE CONF any, i-
solvent debtor. shouldlnotb be han, and IL no cause 10
shown, then to attend the hnai settlement OF the as
In testimony whereof have hereunto caused the
seal of tae said Supreme Court of tho State of New
WINS. Hon. CHARLES a. va BRr nj,
lSEAL.l Presiding Justice Of The said court, this I'D
day OF Algust. 1898.
WIN. soHMrR.
II. R. stampJ.
t1o:. Cancelled.J
= A,'oSney for AssiEnes.
No. 20 Cedar street,
Borough of Manhattan, n. Y. city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY o
7. HEHRY DuGR0. one Of the Justices OF the Su-
preme Court of New York, on tn 9Th day OF AUGUST,
1898. not. &C is hereby given to all creditors and per-
sons having claims against the United States Foun-
dry Company. a domestic corporation, lately do M
business in the City of New York under said eorpo-
rate name; that they are required TO present theiR
or before the 25th day OF October, 1888, TO the sub
scriber. the dnly eppoinId assignee OF the said
company for the beneht OF its creditors, at his ONCE
No. IL South William Street, Kew York City, BoE
Dated New York. August 9Th. 1893.
pApKrR A. ROSS. Assignee
IS Wall st., New York City.
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including gold eserve.sa74.7Go.61e s27s. 2e4.4oe
Money in London h0K p cent. Rate of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills 19G01h q cent. Amount OF bull
ion gone into the Bank OF England on balance
to-day E75.000. Paris advices quote 3 %cents
at 103 francs 55 centimes. Exchange on Lon
don % francs 24k confines.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
tn-dou runra M fnllowva,