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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05

The question of establishing a mint in
Canada has recently been discussed. The
Canadian Bankers Association has just
decided in opposition to the proposition,
because of the cost of operating a mint
and the fact that gold bullion Is not en-
HANGED In value by coinage. The coins
now used in Canada are minted in Eng
land
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05

First the missionary. then the trader.
and then the man-of-war." This, accord
ing to Lloyd Osbourne, is the usual pro-
cess of civilizing savage peoples. History
shows that he is about right.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05

Capt. Green Taylor, whose claim upon
fame seems to be that he was once a
partner with Abraham Lincoln in a ferry
business on the Anderson river, and that
he fell out with Lincoln and whipped him
in fisticuff fight. died few days ago
at Tell City, Iud.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05

In the matter of the race problem, the
Toronto Globe advises the government of
the United States to admit frankly that
equality is impossible. to acquiesce in the
Acknowledgement Of the negro, but to in
sist upon his living under the protection
of the law
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05

Baltimore's municipal election was a reg
ular Democratic landslide. In the pre-
vious election Master (Rep) was elected
by majority of $500, and the other day
Hayes Oem) was elected by a majority
of 1000, showing a Democratic gain of
1880 in two years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTOR,
Office of Chief Ouartermaster, Aua .r,n
Ga, May l, 1899 Sealed proposals, III . 5g
licate, will be received here until Il S'y M
a. m May 81, 1899. and then opened al
construction at Fort Pulaski Ga, 10
non-com. officers quarters, accoruins mi,
plans and specifications to be seen d. lar.
office and at the office OF the depot Us
ternaster, Savannah, Ga. s1
reserves right to accept or reject any .',os,
proposals or any part thereof civ con.
should be marked: Proposals lol "a.
struction at Fort Pulaski, Ga anu go.
dressed to the undersigned. specih nn5
tlone. general instructions 10 bidders snJ
blank forms Of proposals will be furnish
on application. John Simpson, D. y
G., u. S. A., c. Q. NJ.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Christian Index, the official organ of
the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church of
Tennessee, says of the lynching of Sam
Hose: 1--WE are not surprised at the way
he met his death. We would be very much
surprised to know that any negro in this
country would directly or indirectly defend
such a man. While we deplore the actions
of the mob. yet we would not walk two
steps to join in with a crowd of negroes
who would attempt to justify, condone or
rescue man who could commit such an
outrageous crime in cold blood"
The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser
Oem) says: What a magnificent issue
the growth of trusts presents for the DEM
ocratic party if the magnates could only
agree to get together and eliminate side
issues which lead to division and defeat
The Republican party by Its tariff legisla-
ton is responsible for the hold that the
trusts are getting on every business inter-
est. Under the battle cry of tariff re-
form" and down with the Republican
trust" the road TO victory would be easy
next year.
The Philadelphia Record Dem) says:
Some protestations have been made in
Havana against the order OF Collector
of Customs Bliss forbidding the importa-
ton into that city of firearms: but the
Havana newspaper La Lucha ('The
LightO. whose name reflects the clearness
of lbs common sense, presented an unan-
swerable argument in favor of the pro-
hibitive order when il declared: we need
plows, not guns"
The Macon Telegraph (Dem) says zone
of the leading issues made in the Balti-
more city election by the Democrats was
This is a white mans city, and they won
on it,"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-05

IF YOU WANT GOOD MATh ~ md
and work, order your lithograpne' ,nou,
printed stationery and blank BOOKS
Morning News, Savannah, Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
Nervous Dyspepsia
10 Gain Flesh, 10 Sleep Well. to knos
What Appetite and Coed
Di.estloa Mean.
MAKE A TEST or sTUART's DIS
PERSIA TABLETS.

Ne trouble Is fnoye common ~ more MS
anuers, 10i I3au nervous dyspepsia. Peo-
sic having u ttlnk tae.r nerFes are 20
blame and are SURPRISED that ia are not
cured by nerve medicines The real seat
- the mischief is -0st sEut Of. The storn-
aca IS tire organ - DC looked afeT.
Nervous 1yspcDs c. oft Il d. not have
auy pain whatever n the st Graa d. nor
perhaps as ot iae usual - npta3ns -
stomach weakness. Nervous dvssepst 4
shows Itself rot in tbs s.n.ra p 50 much
as In rraf8y eNeYE organ J. scnge & a@es
the heart palp.tates ard Is irregular; IN
Others the kidneys aye affected. In others
the howe.s are constsrsfe4 with head
aches. sttil ofhegs arc troubled with loss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

s.fae aaEs ssrscs that he expected 20 ks..ars
= 'sas' - families ascnx ifs gr~s 1gs~Trr
- - to'EAfg s9rsag ard SIMMER How
Isa@l s1sr@ he Sa~ths-a pae fc a~S
go e3fSA~rn anNs received DO ne,
10y. oSaf Y IS uF14nz5test.g vF~- lsrvs
t s..-naL-f The strong feasare s1s,gs sass
.saasa1s. fafloFi - tfai AaN E.ngsarg an1 "a
Of T. 'As o1'%
-. II a4tsson. th@r~ vii s,> .,,~. ga ss~vn
= ls-s s4f&E%- fra+ = - Alaska Enlx st5rsr~
80 s@s'n izeE So during !ss rssfwsrs
ht&ft'4&R tss great rush Il last Eez- 40 a..
SfsiA s$cl1sso1 as The railroad corr
baI4ifei aaEe 1nfornsnr on w.s5g.7 wa~rart.
.1ss statement; taey kaow waat ias travel
y 80 80 70 great exIert-'
a Pioneer Of the early indian vars In
thts etate ard Oregon Ia ces r. r pzsrf
- ~1o Wa To tbs city Yesterday FRS,
!" @+Ia HaIls- ATong tbs mast treasured
I1@N@rAsA7fes 10 nAS horse is q taft@Yea Rag
Nlsea Re carried IL the YAKIMA var ~
- and iA@. snd again la the Hammock
iutH waF Of IA.s Il ~ Bo~ al important
fs5St7Fscas reljc- The flag was Esssg pesf nv
resident Marsh % IRE Forest ssroya
y caft"filF aFse Grandma Brown one ~
fae founders ot this institution and vas
I14ce ~ EHe young ladies' % tha academy
~ot Painter served az tie ssat1le Of Long
sfhtss- GsstsifEa5la river 0m the guBrcat
SPOKANE He Was AZ that tine captain of
company os foTty-two volunteers from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
FLOODED Cat
tie for Skag-
IL County.


coGrIe o weeks
TIE farmers IL $kagit county nsed
better breed ~ cattle than they have a.
present" said he 81 the Hotel Butler .2Ht
T. lgnt. Taat is. they need BREED when
"a better fer genera. purposes Tor 5aiFf
products ard for heef they have Hol-
sieins ard Jerseys. which are very goes
sor la ~ purposes, bat they are not -
good feef catEte as me saGrEhorn- We
grew large cr6p az hay which must b@
consumed "a ire prices are low. the sn7rt-
horn is better fer this purpose too hope
~ this Infusion O. new stock % find
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
Where Beecher First Preached.


IN
~
dn Of his day preached his
build
Ing used Its ehurchly passed
erected
his
This imagined
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
building "a
tnnatstnn Pa
elite lfranc h.


branch into the Boundary creek mining
COUNTRY.
TIE road is being built from Robson
Via NtGway . tAe Boundary mines" said
Mr.. Larsen. ''It Will pc so'agthise. over a
hundred miles ~ length There are al
present about ten or twelve miles - track
the whole distance 20 Midway. The raa
VIII PROBABLY De finished ard Ia operation
during tke summer.
THE Boundary creek district is ore q
tho richest $n tae Northwest ana Il IS
confidently expected that a large business
W.il 80 d2rge there soon RS the road X
running. I S9n't know New Trarv re0Fa}e
tSere are within tao district new proha etv
49, Is large figure nNf there will 30 =
very Large 3mmigTatloa durins, the spring
ard summer. FER IL .s rich In mineral
The route ever The new rcaG will 20
froFu Roosou - steamer Up Kaeterav
San Pacific. which branches or al Regtl-
stoke"
coHntys prominent Democrats arrived in
the c3ty lA&f evening lie wfi confer
with Local EuesshvrS ~ the Fraterral or
Ger ~ ~ s}ss tH:s afternoon ceurerrlfvssy
tAe tanaaet which Tacoma Lodge. "
IL IA xtee SEATTLE I4o&Ee Va / newt
SuraAy. The Tacoma Eagles have as
ready raised 3 fss5 fer the grand sTrea8.
Attorney &. Il cI5ena l. confined 70 hsv
roefo AZ e@ tTfan stree Wifh 2 hadsg
Sura3aea ark Tfe Attended Ene Semitic
fheatar iAsf Tuesday sRe0. t,G. &f4. Ga sarI3-
tx 91s sHppttS AMI feN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
- Poi --7''7744i4i la--7i ----7---
DRENITIES.

A license 10 wed was issued yesterday
for Harry = Floyd TN and Katie Marie
Eouls t6). 10th If Eagle Gorge.
Judge Cam yesterday afternoon dismiss
ed charge ~ assault ard battery prefer
red against Sagurd Margersen by Gabriel
Hanson his steptather.
Fred f. Mcdonnell the alleged check
forger viii be tried before Judge jacobs
tomorrow G. w Weston and Char =
Ki.ubap. charged with burglary. win b.
tried on FEBRUARY q a! t..ce men were
aTratgned yesterday.
WHEN n Seattle over night ar on shop
p.rg expedition. make the Rainfer-Ciyai'd
your home American and European plan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

ilFfSt. Ep-n hAEEsA..
where BE purchases
two carloads or fer
weight head. Of
Thoroughbred short
horn c1stls. These
ws. arrive within a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

Waiia Walla, and had a praiaeworthy
share in the Eaunock t'iute campaign.
Whatcom county Viii have stiii another
single uilf + T Gaudsste viii build =
rntn - cost a1out $3.50 on the Great
Northern near saus:sh lake tie VIII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

skagst county IL u have some hsue Cats
blood irfsssad inCe rs present s'oek-
G@oFse y. Mclean, pres!3eas % ne Noun:
Vernon First National bank. has 5Ist re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
CschG Who Noke w.
the 2asat's9 Nsaom9.

swtsrsaxz county Tar. through a.
..snasnr yield - wheat waacs. has been
- .. god prices reached that fiE.&r-
- e1rssstsof where we are sfAA9ies 20 DO
.-, almost 8 ssst cash
x.u business" aasd J. X.
Easxiip 81 fi2.%Qp,
fer Norman T. Co gen
80 outx srai merchants os
Mr. EslxIip Is ~
=. Hotel seaftie. havsag come here for
- f.sxash Ese haA eean bard ~ wo:n
e s.yesa! year. ana hag became - worm
ssas Re 6Bfis fest and a change ~ CIT
.a,s absolutely necessary
~p@ hast always sFa5HaFoFe1 50 DO a.
rsaf 4 ca ~ business a. posi- 9tg - - cor
sspec "a9t u has been dlftlcals ssosK
yse old system bias beer For farmers 90
raf<sazs faeiT gDoos during the year ard
s eay for fsegn tn the fasL Bat Eazere.r-
efajzas2an reeHit'ng from TIE HgIi3a.Iu~
ssyeesz 81 tgs panic has char @e4 MI t1at
Snes tse FIRST - tfse year @ur fran haa
srer dang 6 strictly spot cash business
sNs realize tAAt We may not & IS much
~ sAe beginning foy II may he difficult o
tyeak farmers away from the old credit
efssesn However. when they ~ aavs
gtztixe6 TIA; - saving tue interest an
Irx credits and ~ IRE smaller Bz4rrtsser
q t;erka which ~ TiN aaG = necessary
e. srsrtSv We car saii ~ ia~Rr ariees
fsaz fsFsGrTEF. iAey FIJI zee tee gain IL
ssgsng cast
h<%zse~ the farmers have u19nseP They
I'D their isrse cTnErs ~ f2s7 a. 81 Ev-
srzxe Of g. centH per b7zshei Some ~
ssen reeeivesi as much As IS cents s-alle
etAtrs rad Only 81 cents Per 1uaEget
sgaI1 estimate from Information given
rse b. warehouse men ard farmer Fhn,
thess tE about 20 per cent - tA.s wi,ea*
fs9au IN Gar country get unse3d All ~
L. = g.. ~
GER hate drawn against f. IS you sec
fAai we Ia money fl Whitman county
shseh makes 9 cash business fs5sss Sic
Ard | believe that As purchasers learn
tat u IL more profitable IL Will become
Eors popular
Attorney John r critics. ~ New What
eanas explained She present status OF the
Atkinson murder case yesterday st the
Hafsl Northern IL wflf be TaFy.e:ga f,arcA
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have Il finished and
running about March
-. OF later during
that month. lie ia
Eow IT the Hotel
- attic. having come
here - purcsl4 . mt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

MI Larsen has 5usf
come Down from
British Columbia
y here he has q con
tract CA fhA con
strUctt0n of tire "a
raaiaB Tac3Ecs ueu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

breed of cattle which viii serve he nec4s-
ssfifs ard The conditions Gr Skagft county.
If Kansas I leaTuel. that most og the
large farm mortgage com panies X hish oid
business out through this country have
practically fa.led. They guaranteed the
mortgages which they boGgat throughout
the west So tnag when he panic 81 1873
came. With tae thgee years OF subsequent
hard times. they weak down Farmers not
being bic 10 pay }3e mortgages their
guarantees stood ana as = result, they car
ROT nice; their .4ab'.t:te. Otherwise kar~
sg2 seems 70 De prosperous heard very
iitt.s discussion ot hard times"
Peter Larsen. the welI-knosn mining
man ard railroad contractor whose opev-
attons have extended trcn Seattle 10 Hell
eua. was az the Hotel Butter YESTERDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

that "Jenk Akin
s0n was convicted
lest month Of the
gnanaIaEEhtcr og old
Eiiiy Patterson. at
Blaine TIE people
or T'i4ff1s ufg u@r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

General Manager 3. r. Eas1. % ire
Northern rseAac Eo4I Company wa0 1As
51sn spending several days il tee city O.
3 business trip Eas returned 70 he's Gea1-
quarters 81 Rostyn where sns mines are
located H- Bush ls well known IN Sc
attic where be GxeG for several ys&Tss as
s1perErf sztsent OF ire railroad department
90 TIRE Oregon Improvement Company
Personally M Bush believes rhaf me
Palmer cutoff will so0G % 81 accom-
plisfsa fart. and that steamers OF Ira
North German La1yc Zee. viii soon e
a&ins coag fran TIRE Resign -4tnes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

Fran .sco ne attended
tl1s i cSe~an CONVEX
tIeu Of the Protest
az Episcopal churca.
Which nst there jan
uaFx aIi aas
followed H. the a~s;
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stafus of the
Atkinson
Case.

ca.e. nuy Patterson. at
= ~ Blaine. The people
Or blaine who were
.aclines 60 think that cold -5loodsd muir
Ger had been committed we're not salts
fed with the verdict. although because -
ia peculiar way In which ex-prosecutiug
Attorney Roma!ne had handled the pre-
EasnaTles % the ease there was no chance
Isr more severe verdict.
j AT the present time there ia a motion
gadlng for a rex trial which is Soon 10
r arga}a6" said Mr. Critics a. thr Hotel
Northern. Probably JUdg@ iEaoies siN
deny she molten. Then Atkinson may
take his case 20 the supreme e1UFf. Bet
| sAere f. considerable d1nat ABOUT that
| think that he IA very we'll satisfied with
| IRE verdict % FnRnsiaughter and viii not
attempt. before the supreme court, 10 Sc
care q new trial.
Atkinson. through the incoTnpetencee
e some ether popularity 81 ex-prosecut-
| iag Attorney Romano was Indicted for
| zassaaghter instead 81 Ter murder. He
gas tried ard convicted. should the ST.
irene court grant ucw trial the past
proceedings would ba wiped cat lie
sauif in my opinion. then oe Indicted
| apty and such strong evidence against
hin Il would bee exceedingly tna5visable
sar him TO secure another trial. He might
b cnnyirfed ~ murder
lie viii 10 sentenced hy Judge Hadiey
Is sSon As the motion soT a new trial WITH
fsve been stsacEesi AZ That will not TN
,esfer- In any way With future proceed
nss"
South Bend and Pacific cenutv. away of
= she southwestern end of HnsAinetor
seem TO be as prosperous rs auy ether
fsfston of tfe state. There Is not very
r--,- much business 3rua
p,st,..x viii Seattle whole
sale~s AMI io1tera
Affairs OF their Material trade
r. =, with Portland Ps-
" csfc county has pro
esets IN variety. which account for her
easaltlon
7 don't hear people talking so much
aaogt bard times nav. saIa - r Wheel
. Proprietor 81 the South Bens FNsiel <
FFsbsfer Company at fna Hotel Northern
asf night In fact we 90 nat near tea
saaieet mentioned We have rad very
zrsa salmon p8ce the Psfnee ard TIE
sasli4V ar eanneries havirr par up "ver
:. c#@es 80 satai-a t:rlug tNe rea~
EasTe Brn four sasstni.iv f.sys-s ~ which
sFe FanuinE on mn tiwN ufa - fhsna
ss5y small Gre havinE e;ased dawn ae-
eaElta
"A very large quantity ~ oysters have
seHn taken nns Of che nav during shn sea
ssH TheNe sre shirpr8 - San Francis
- NJ Maxwell the banker ta5f -ss. that
aspcslts hsd Increased v7m fersuT'> during
e last year and tnnt th@v wera Huil
ssTfa8fed heia mostly fn s~fa'f anaerafS
y 'sssofrrF n0i''~feu aud fishermen Many
fFfsafss - Sou'h H~n8 SIS al ever tha
esuhiry have keut their suoH~y afsf ~
.afks During the parf two ~ th~ee years
lser have ha3 dfefh f@ar - another
ps'ie Ike thaf ~ tsssz nhsn. go ,sstiv de-
pastors last their r7enov. However Their
easafsssnce ts SOW restored
TIC RIG faafR,o claims ou Rasa}1 T4,stnr
save t~*n sod - IRRrk ara swtene. =
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Another Min
fn " hat
com ( ounty.

ehluery fer bis plant The mill viii cut
ah1Ist ig.osa} shingles per dag.
Sir Gaudctfe has large amount Of ee-
dar timber w3fh WATCH re can supply his
mill and q logging ostit with which 20
handle ~ II fact, he BIAS 1een e bigger
for years. This is tla ncst ypnture INTO
the miii business
"Uy FEBRUARY = thluk al the shingls
mills III Wgateoul county VIII &c ~ or
Grafton said George " IoE2-ie. II tee
WHatcor3 kaas Al} Company. ST the II s-
had started Guy y ksfenm ulll fat haze
CLOSED down during g1is cold spell just
as soan SIS IL vii hare pa ssed we saaU bet
gin ak4&n,"
Fre1 f5ce kowell returned Friday uiKht
On The steamer t-matila after fortnight =
salagyn In San Francesca NJ Rowe.l was
AnnarnrArieA ~ lie Nlse NhNe IN SAn
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much business 3rue
viii Seattle whole
sale-s AMI lob sra
thesr natural trad.
alliances het8E closer
eith Portland Pa
EiIi., n.tttsasw In q ~
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rurreS snt ard sire ear - tcwe1 ever
IN . 1ry derk- Tire y@ssei is, ! unGsr-
sand lr.E9ra1 fg club o. sTAgow TER.
- ne case r. somewhat c1rn ~ Gated *
has not yet been sefsse1 wSaS ts 10 -
6eue IL the matter ard | an nnw avail
s2x tie rexsas. CT ,he DELIBERATIONS
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.swtfrza<n county Tar. through al
..snasnr yisl5 - wheat. wh4cts has been
- .. good prices. reaches that fiE.sn-
- es.rYslfaof p hsve ve are sF4Asies &c DO
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aftforuta
Religious
Conventions.

Pacinc coast convention - ne H~otherh0oi
OK St Andrew To ire latter 81. Rows(
VAS delegate fros = MARI chapter in
lhis City RE reports = 2etghcfai tDe az
both aoTerIeas .AnonG ths notahle tn
ci5eats ~ fae diocesan convention ~as tha
oaeasrraian - Rev y u Mo-elanA as
ashop ihe Grst cr Aaerattot q - KIND
on th, p4s,ar eoas- t.saop Barker, Z
tHis s.Hfe rad the aenoF % delivering tAe
coesaeea-ies address
Anaane boss - 81 the convention
was TseV fsavts la Borne Garrett wei re-
saeTttsrsf tu fa4s eftY as rector - -
N3.k n.N f~cteT - Trinity parish Iort-
lsr& 81 EuNyt SAYS 1hrre was a god
Seal - falk tu SaG Francisco to TIE efe.,t
trs. ~ tarr,s @sal3 probably b. -als~i
go ST l@So's ia fra1 c4;< ths parish lef:
Es-aH. ts t~e s,ecta ~ ~ Aorrlsn3 -
csc erss.>eeee ae4 NJ ftowfu q !ncauo8
sa et.eve In-a IS sonr@ f,au& ss.ou for gre
tafA.
Aue.aer ra.st3e e<ars ss tne caaF autjon.
W. Eawr3 .ts- Ras strf. t+rfT8ns uf t1s
diocese ~ k~tt@~ fa. ~H@ t1Ik =
yvtTs fes.- par. t~ '@r proceed Ee~ A. fH@
1852 .;ss.st e.s.>eHt.a~ ~ tia2ast WA
sne aay @H delegate srsFn o@tsids tAs stass
"a California
The ecsa~re CtFi rs5re+~ Henry Para
81 ~ }fs'vs.t ass pet sa cpavA,so- f3
rss~s tae s-nA~1 nufsa $3.50 Aaaslars
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Attorney John r Critics. of New what
eanas explained she present status OF the
Atkinson murder case yesterday st the
Hafsl Northern. u win be Taruein berea
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South Bend and Pacific c0nntv. away of
= she south western end az Wellington.
seem 70 be as prosperous rs auy ether
ysFsion az TIE state There Is rot very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-10
Live Stock Markell.

NV NoRK. Thursday, Feb. p.-Receipts Of beevea
we've 2ss head. including II cars for slauRhterers
and 2 FOL the market. No trading, The feeling was
steady. Dressed beef was moderately active at7h0
PC. v n. for native sides. Cables from Liverpool and
London quoted American cattle lower atllal1tpc;
tops. il1c., dressed weight; refrigerator beef steady
at bttc. Y n. No exports to-day and none tomorrow.
Receipts Of calves were .T2 head, mainly Westerns.
Nenls wore wanted and firm; other calves stoadv.
Three cars OF Westerns were held over. Common to
choice vealp sold at 81. O9sR.bO = 100 n; q car Of
southern calves at f3.7S. city dressed vcals frm at
p9l2kc. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1874 head, in
Guiding I carload direct: and. counting the stale
stock, there were nv oars on sale. Sheep were in
moderate demand and steady; lambs Arm and q
fraction higher. Ono and q half carloads hnsold.
Fair TO prime sheep sold at siNst.5n " 100 n; good
duh 1T "a 7lac. y n; dressed lambs sold at 7SSlfc.
Receipts NJ hogs were 3,do3 head. including I car
for the market. and there were 2 cars on sale. Firm
for good hogs. and the whole range was quoted at
1tg6l.3 80 Y 100 n.
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minimum rate Of discount unchanged At 2
Y cent. The proportion Of its reserve. to
liabilities ie 45.S0R cent, against 45.40 last
week and 45.OB the same week last year. The
weekly statement OF the Bank shows the fol-
lowing changes from the previous. account:
Total reserve increased G746.0O0. circulation
decreased EVIL GOO. bullion increased 1925
liO. other" securities increased E443.Q00,
other" deposits decreased 100000, public
deposits increased Ell. 1000, notes re-
serve Increased s773.0O0. Government securi-
ties decreased c4.O0O. Paris adviceH quote
2 2 cents Mt 102 franco 80 centimes. FIX
change on London % francs 1at, centimes.
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of France
shows the following. changes: Notes in circu-
lation decreased Si,l75,0OO francs. Treasury
accounts decreased 23.37b. 900 francs. gold on
hand increased 3.2OO.0QO francs. bills dis-
hand increased l.0CO.O00 francs.
Holders OF New Orleans Traction Company
preferred and common stock are notified by
the Committee Of Reorganization that they
must paw on or before Feb. 10 next the third
and last installment OF 33h per cent. Of the
amount PAYABLE. on their stock, viz: So per
share on tho preferred stock and 81 per share
on the common stock.
Holders Of first mortgage 3 per cent, bonds
OF the New York and Long Branch Railroad
Company nre notified that the company will
the bonds at 10 and accrued interest
at the office. Of J. =. Morgan 4 Co. on June I.
after which date interest will cease.
The sales Of mining stocks at tho New York
consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange