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Hfj ?- THE SUN, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1897. I
. , TOBACCO TRIAL EPISODES.
B L'ASEiTJIOMIBES TO ZA8T A MOXTJX
H iriri saar.
B ft, Unit Discovered Pofesvaa Dies ap sv letter
B rrom Ik DlstrlctAttarnejr 'l(-4 "Tr
B M. C"-wk la Show Tkat ". .." Is
PB Cauaset for th Rival Tobacco Company,
H Tliero are many thing more exciting than the
H Judicial Investigation of the business method ot
tlio American Tobacco Company" In the General
m Sessions appears to tho listener to be. There U
H everr probability that the trial will not be con-
PB eluded for a month. Mr. Choato saya that he
1 ha made hta will and said good-by to hU family.
H When court opened yesterday morning- Peter
pBf Unuptmnnn, a Jobber In dears, cigarette and
H tobacco In Bt, Louts. was recalled and District
H i. Attorney Olcott asked him:
H "Did not the American Tobacco Company owe
H y you for rebates when It offered to make farther
PH j consignments of goods in 1B03I"
B . " Well, I tell yoa how thnt was," the witness
BB f bciion In answer, when Jlr. Choate jumped up
BBJ and said:
H " Just watt a moment, Mr. Ilauptmann, before
B '. you answor. Now, I object to this, If your Honor
B j, please. Wo have been Indicted upon tho charge
BBJ i of restricting trndo. Now, what earthly differ-
B ' eiieo does It make, so far as this trial Is con-
BBJ ' f cental, whither no owed Mr. Ilauptmann or
H anybody c'.so I Wo want to be tried on tho In-
H L dictmentor v.-o want your Honor's distinguished
B I k permission to go about our business."
BC $ The objection was sustained. Then Mr. Choate
BE 5 ffl began his cross-cxoinlnntlon.
BK f Q. Mr. iladptman, you'ro from St. Louts, I
BM tinddrstnnd. That, I em told. Is a, city some-
BC '5 wboro In Missouri. Tell us something about it.
f Has It a population of CO.OOOI A. Treehun-
BJ ' '" dcrt unci flfty tousnndt, slrl The answor was
' given with murli emphasis 1
K f, "Ahl Thank jnu," said Mr. Choate. "I'm
k rind to leurtt something definite about your city.
f- i Now tell me ouiulbliig else. When you made
f i contract with tlio National Clgnrotto and To-
B bnceo Company to ticll their goods, jou were nv
f .-. lured that you would not lose-any money, wore
,. -' you not I '
Mr. Ilauptmann admitted that tho comp-iny
R L hid guaranteed toinako good any dUTorcncobc-
H . tuecn tho profits of handling the goods of the
E -, American Tobacco Company and tho protlts of
I s, bundling the goods of Ilia National Clgaretto
HE' I and Tobacco Com puny. He also admitted that
ff j. In addltionto this guarantee his llriu wns to gel
HE- 2."t percent, commission on all sales and 2 per
, cent, discount on iillcimh purchases.
fr ;! . W.Ilnvos nil not contributed to the expense
fv J fc at nrodccntln); this suit, a well us to suits
H'f ' y iirousht Kiralnst the Atncrkan Tobacco Com-
BsFl 1 f iiny In Ilia Stales of Illinois and New Jersey f
BBjF I A. Not a cent.
Bjn! f Q. When you net back to St. Louis will you
BB?' i V notsenduic theiontract our firm mado with
BHw the Nattonul ClKurette and Tobacco Company t
BBi? , A. Do I havo to do thnt I
BBf t The District Atlorney No, vourionot.
BF ' ' The Witness Well, I noti't, then, I don't
BV'Vr X hnvotoshow ou ms biisliifus.
BVec 'r". Chonte I know you don't. Hut won't you
Bit; ,0-ln "lu spirit of fairness I
BsTi'C Tho Witness Mnybc, if tlio spirit mo 03 me,
j but I don't think It will, already.
Bfl" Mr. Ilauntmunn was excused, and Theoiloro
BJNt' K. Allen, who as ho organized the American
BBUi Tobacco Company, was rccullud to the stand.
Bft He had been Instructed to brine with him all
Bkv i b tiers lie lind ln tU possession from members of
If j ," Jaw llrm of Klnsteln ti Townscnrt, counsel
BKfS i forthcNiitionnlCh;urcttonndTobiccoCompany.
BJRKi Tho defence hoped to prove by these letters that
BKu? Klnsteln fcTouirn-tid nro behind the prosccu-
Ba4, ttou of this caso and hare collected money to de-
BVm' f r,iy "10 expenses nf the trial. Mr. Allen pro-
BJt.H ,. ducedhat he said were nil the letters ho had
BS;i J from Klnstein & Townstnd.
BKf When Mr. Fuller had etnmlned these litters
Bk" v hcsuleitcd one signed by M. S. Gulterman. one
B-' . of tho members of tho law firm. Then he took
F)i' ,' UP a letter thnt hid een produced tv the
Bf ' former witneis. Mr. Ilauptmann, whkh tho
BJK, latter had received in the laturpartof May.
BkK, & The latter whs writton on tho letter pnperof
BEflli i . thn District Attorney's office and Blcned "W.
BtfK !. K. Uliott. District Attorney, per M. O."
BH K ' ThoJeller un a request to Mr. Ilauptmann to
BRwtf - i nunc to New York and testify at the trial, the
& ' . Vleriuc beimr umdu that the witness's expenses
BRi- i ' Mould be paid.
Bb'' -' '- Mr. Fuller, for the defence, sought to have Mr.
BBLl '! ; Allen compare his onn letter from M. S. Gulter-
BEl'' limn with thnt which linuptminn had received
BBM.'- ' fiom the District Attorney, for the purpose of
BBnl ' '' eijlniriihether tho Initials "M. 0."un tho let-
BKj ': ' terto Ilauptmann were not in the handwriting
BK. ! . f M. f. Guitcrnnn. Thcobject of thlscompar-
BJxl i iso:i was, of ourse. to establish. If possible, that
Br S "1 Ftnstcln & Ton nend were procurine tho peo-
Bm , lile'viitnp8es for tho District Attorney. Tho
BBf't i District Attorney objected to tho comparison
BH&i .. lwiuc wade, uml the objection was sustained",
Be thc.C!ourt hoMinc that tho witness was not an
1 i . expert In handuritlntr.
BB I " indicated above, the case will eo on to-day.
Hk1- jf O. 11. P. T.ZI.1SOS EXPLAINS.
' ' !M TUo Cbarce or I'ursery Asalait Ulra MfrelT a
Btaf i J'1 Trrhnteal One, He Hnjm.
; IT Guy 11. P. Ellison, whose arrest and arralsn-
fej5" . I -, merrlintho Yorkville Police Court on Sunday
!" r on aeharga of forglns tho namo of tlie corpora-
Kil . tion'of Van Horn & Ellison, drucelsts, of v hich
KkS he is Vice-Prcsidciit, were reported ln yester-
i day mornincs papers, made a statement jester-
BsWS : , day afternoon explaining tho conditions which
Bkjj". i ' 'ed to the arrest. On Sunday three affidavits
WJu- i were presented in court, ono by former Preni-
Xg I ; dent Van Horn of tho corporation; one by Treas-
wjjaj, urerS. Harris Ellison, and ono by Secretary II.
S" W. Hoblnson. Thcso detailed the drawing of
nl , ' the $208 check on which the alleged forged stg-
jKfKl naturo was, and set forth that the accused
BBl man hod cashed It and retained the money for
BB , bis own use. Mr. Van Horn said that the
;flBJ prisoner hud admitted indorsing checks to a
BB' larger amount and declared that ho would in-
B dorse them when he saw fit. Guy Ellison said
.;BBJ yesterday:
'BBJt " After the resignation of Alfred Van Horn as
BH' President I controlled tho majority of stock.
,BBJ Mr. Van Horn and I hod always stood together
.k'BV In tho Board of DircctOiB. Since Mr. Van Horn's
JwB ,' resignation I have bcci compelled to contend
f9B against the majority of tho directors. Thoro
'."-iBBl i were tle directors in tho corporation. Debhlcs
fBBlt i i Mr. Von Horn and myself there were M. II. Kill-
-BBii: ' I eoll trcasuri-r; Dr. .1. Van Ixjren Young, sec-
vtBBi' f rotary, audit. W.ltobinsoii.vtholwisnululcrest,
'aBsBi'! f . but holds ono a ban of stuck to qualify him us a
BBBBtA I ' director.
HHhHi J "These last three directors combineil against
BBB' I me bernuse I hnd called n meeting of tho Mtxl.-
BBH t- holders to amend tho by-laws of the company in
BBi ' ' iuchn manner that their porters would bo cur-
Hl U tailed, and becauso at the annual election to bo
B E beldln July others would be elected to till their
ihHI, b places. 8. H, Ellison, Dr. Young, and Itohlnson
T,'HH E rcfUBl to give mo money duo luo by the rorpo-
'1 I ration. After consulting my counsel bo advised
HB if ii me to tnko the lourso I did in regard to tho
BbBI Gi Indorsement of cbecko. Now they havo tried to
?vBB takeadvuntngoof a tcihnical point toforcame
'.HbbSt out."
'.BH XI Mr, Ellison said that Mr. Van Horn's rcsigna-
,'BBal fiS 'on """ tendircd In April, and thnt be nns
1BBH W Acting President at tho time. Mr. Kllison's
&BHI SH rounscl, Mr. 1L MacC. Hoblnson. said that Mr.
$BBI (Sm Ellison's act did uot contain tlio elements of
cBH''Sll fraud, ns the company hnd received duo credit
iiBB flal " "18 books for tho money drnwn by tho check,
;BH'Bn n,"l "10 'oncy was properly applied. ThcolII-
( BBBfI cersof tho company know of It, ho said, when
' HBlI tho checks were ilrawn. "Mr. Ellison isrindy
' 'BBBM any time." ho added, "to vindicate all bis acts'
i" BBnBSI 'r- Klllson is to appear for examination in
'BBSj th Yorkville Court this afternoon.
iSH h-V vvrrisa rAssr.sar.n it axes.
KlxBB, I . UseU Island Ai'mtl or Cutllnc Voder lb
'f'BBi m Hprrlal rule to Nan frnnrlico.
.) tK fSBB , sm
'.!BBJ' ,M Omxji. Juno 21. The long impending war In
!BJ1 -rati-s to ibo Christian Endeavor conrentlon In
'(f'BBj., ; atn Francisco has started In Omaha. The Chi-
Mj-BB, m ciP. Hock Island, and Pacific is offering a rato
1QB. of sd.SO Instead of the r.itoof fiii.riO adopted
wBBV'fl by tv VrsUrn I'.usmgcr Acsoilation. The
BBlfl FoseomLor departments of tho Union Pacific and
bHBm:B tho Uuntnglou are all excltcmmt over the
;BM 1 cuauh-ufv?irs,onp.BeC,US t " Jtwhcro the
f.'VBBl ..TJ'-S?".0!01 1,aenB" ARcnt o! one of the
Y?BBl fih. other foadasri. "Other roads must not boex-
- iBBlk siNS, l""tTV.10 lan i'Hy by and seo the business cop-
V '-BK, Wl lure.l.fcyaroadthat break. Its agreement and
', -., 1 'Ie," t'1":,.,, rR I'1"' what Irexurd ns tho
Mi 1 ftfromlcsio.41 tbe cutt""'' wl
'.sBVM B .iie"rerolii1'i8cnftr Agent Francis of tho H.
i 'flMI 1 2?bot,lS,Le'i.i,.,!-tlcncrttl ABJTnt nuthcrford
f BBfl H SfinB..I,f,,.n. ' .Ifnger denartment this
' M u?2riV-'i s nfornoon Chairman Caldwell of the
bW 1 SHSiSoSfi'issia; a - m
v HkI Stole Kicunlaolit' Watcbei.
A .yJlB-l Tho of the watches stolen from persons who
? H Btff attended tho Martin J. Kano Association's ex-
k H Vt curslon at Union Grove, N. J., on Bunday were
l -B Bait accounted for yesterday when Peter Dtmpsey.
fffll III m ?, Ea" F',ft"U,U iUtet "M "c'ted on
. H B I itVLEVf5' l "I'S'wivn Baxter of the Fifth
H KrJ 1. tdil.,i? "w.u:n,Per tnliig to dispose of
B BM ?v"iP..l.WBtr.n ?1111 rnstcd h in on suspicion.
. BB BK! u bn searched two other watches and a irol
H U I flVSS."' tb? "T1!3 JV Ko Association .
BBIsat'3 iitrslon woro found lu Dcmntev ' nookets II
'irBJEI I 'o'eotnoufrhwaUbestupayhls eVtwnees. llo
Face to Face
The pleasure of a confidential chat
is doubled by the sweet breath that
goes with a well-ordered system.
And that is always insured by
Sweet breath, bright eye, RIPANS TABULES
clear complexion
RIPANS TABULES
A hi trrU paekst containing; rr amn tisctxi In a rrT carton (wlUjcmt staat) Is bow tor J at raw
Am storto roa fits a orrs. IbislowprlcM fort Is tntndea forthetioor andlbeeoonomlcaL Onodoson
of ui nT-e it eartons mio tatmlea) can be ba4 bl raall by tending forty-elsht oenu to th HmxsCnxMlcax
coaTAirr, .No. 10 spraeo Btraat, Nov Tore or a aUiSl cartoa (ima tuulix) will b seal tor ni ovcta.
IXSrECTJXO TIIE U. ASD O.
BfTort to Ascertain the r.jaet Condition or thn
Property Iteontanltatlon.
Baltimore. Md., June 21. In behalf of the
members of tho New York Reorganization Com
mittee of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, S.
M. Fclton, President and recelvor of the Queen
and Crescent route, will Inspect tho physical con
dition of the company's property. He will bo
accompanied by General Manager Greene, Chief
Engineer Manning, General Superintendent
Fitzgerald, and Assistant General Superintend
ent Gibson. They left hero hero this afternoon
on a special car. Mr. Felton's report will give
the New York committee the views of an expert
on the charaoter and value of the work which
has been done. Such Information as this Is re
garded as an Important part of the preliminary
work which is necessary before tho larger un
dertaking of getting the reorganization ln mo
tion. The New York committee for whom this re
port Is to be made Is composed of Gen. Louts
Fitzgerald, President of the Mcrcantllo Trust
Company of that city, who is Chairman ; Messrs.
Eugene Delano, William Itced, Howland Davis,
E. It. Bacon, August Belmont, and Henry
Budge. Messrs. Fitzgerald, Delano, Heed, Da
vis, and Bacon aro directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Ilallroad Company. The membership
of the company represents, among others, the
house of Speyer tz Co . Brown Bro. tc Co., Ver
milye and Co., and Blake. Boissovaln H Co.
It Is stated that J. P. Morgan & Co. are not
represented on the committee. This firm, which
has been tho chief agency In reorganizing many
leading railroads. Is said to bo in close touch
with the Baltimore committee, composed of
Major Alexander Show. Chairman; Gen. John
dill. T. Edward Hambleton. Jomcs L. McLane,
C. Morton Stewart, and Joshua G. Harvey.
Whllo it is generally blleved that nothing
tangible In the ehnpo of reorganization will de
velop for several 3 cars, tbe apparent activity of
the New York committee has stirred up consid
erable interest in tbe situation. Tho Baltimore
commltteo also has shown renewed activity slme
the appearance of the report of its experts,
Mer. Patterson and Corwln.
What is regarded as an Indication that those
best informed about tho status of tho property
do not expect on early reorganization Is the re
cent arrangement for extending tho first mort
fjge bonds of the Winchester and Potomac
ranch. Tbese fall due July I, and the proposed
extension at the snmo rate for two years is ac
cepted as meaning that no reorganization
scheme will bo regarded as practicable of execu
tion before that time.
JtEDUCED JSATES FOB JtVTERB.
Sfortnxrn sad Eastern llaltroada Make an
Agreement with the Bis lVholeaalera.
Hereafter buyers for tho retail stores of other
cities will bo enabled to reach this city at re
duced rates through an arrangement entered
into between the Merchants' Association of New
York, made up of the big wholesale firms, and
the Joint Traffic Association. For several weeks
negotiations looking to some such arrangement
have been on foot, and yesterday the merchants
rccoived word from tho railroad men that tho
latter would accept their plan. Tho first excur
sion will take place the latter port of July or tho
first of August.
Tho arrangement Is, ln substance, as follows:
Any buyer for a reputable retail firm may upon
application roccive ono of tho association cer
tificates. He comes on to New York, presents
his ccrtlthato to be vlsifd by tho Secretary of the
association, and, upon his return, receives from
tho railroad over which he has travelled a re
bate of about 33 per cent. These excursions
will cover a period of about forty days, one in
winter and ono ln summer. All tho main rail
roads east of tho Mississippi and north of Mason
and Dixon's lino have entered Into this arrange
ment, and It Is expected that the Western and
Southern roads will soon coino In on the sams
terms.
Elections of tho Merchants' Association, which
Is now nil incoriwratcd body, wero held yestcr
tiny unit thn following olllcers were elected:
President. William F. King; First Vice-President,
John C. Jubring; Second Vlcc-Presldrnt,
Me)er Jonnsson j Treasurer, Chp.rles II, Webb;
Secretary. Churlcs T. Itoot: Counsel. Jnmei II.
Dill: Hoard of Govornors to Jan. 1, 1608; John
Clallln. William F. King, William E. Tefft,
Charles II. Webb, John C. Juhring, James II.
Brcsltn, Mover Jonasson, Marcus W. Marks and
Charles T. Itoot. A number of congratulatory
speeches were mode at tho meeting yesterday,
and a committee was appointed to got In funds
tnmako tho first excursion u success. Moro
than $10,000 was pledged yesterday.
to JtEFUsn soitrnWEST noxna,
Beport That the Committee Will flumreit a
lOO.l ear B l.-J Per Ceut. Morlsaco.
The special committee of directors appointed
at tho annual meeting of tbe Chirngo and
Northwestern Hallway to deal with tho subject
of refunding the bonds of the company shortly
to become due met In this city last week. Whllo
tho details of the refunding scheme are not
fully completed, it Is thought probable that it
will Include provisions for refunding all Issues
of bonds of the company and Its subsidiary
companies at a loner rate of interest. It Is ox
peeled that the commltteo will suggest a IOO
year mortgugo. to bear Interest at the rate of 3s
per rent., under which bonds may be Issued ns
needed to take up other issues.
Tlio first important issue cf 7 per cent, bonds
to mnturo aro tho 1.700,1)00 Chicago and Mil
waukee Hallway first mortgago bonds duo
July 1, 1SU8. Following these other issues
maturo as follows: Iowa Midland first mortgago
8a, duo lu 11)00, Sl.y 50,000; Chicago and North
western general coiifolldated gold 7s, due In
1H02, $12,3311.000: Winona nnd St. Peters sec
ond mortgage 7s, due In 1U07, ?1,6U2,000: Mil
waukee nnd Madison first mortgage Os, due In
1005, $1,1100,000, und Chicago ai.d Northwestern
consolidated 7s, duo 1015, $12,771,000.
TltOLZKY T.IXES O.V THE UltlJiOE.
now Plans Proposed to Obvlata the Park Bow
KupbortloE Poat UimcullT.
The bridge trustees were furnished yesterday
with a now set of plans for the operation of the
Brooklyn trolley lines over tbo bridge roadways.
They cllmlnato tho use of tho supporting post
In Park row, to which, It Is understood, both the
Manhattan Elovated Ilallroad Company and
0ld Ottendorfer objected. The new plans
provide for a cantilever loop at tho New York
terminal to go abovo the Manhattan Elevated
station. To carry them out many changes will
bo required at the terminal. Tho Plans havo
&L iL-,,,,,,,,.
.j
A. A. nUTTOX OCT OP PJtISOX.
Surprises the District Atternej's Oetoetlvea by
Crowlna Over Them.
Allen A. Dutton, who was released from the
Tombs on Friday, visited the Criminal Court
building yesterday, and, passing the detectives'
room, remarked that he had got out of prison
all right and had got the best of the Detective
Bureau.
Detectivo Sergeant McNought. who overheard
the rouiark. said:
" If you've got out you're on ball, for they had
a dead case ngalnst you."
"I'm hero without ball,' answered Dutton;
"no thanks to you."
Assistant District Attorney Osborne, who hap
pened along at that time, looked at Dutton and
exclaimed:
" How did that fellow get out. I thought he
was ln the Tombs."
It was learned that Dutton had been released
from tho Tombs on Friday. The detectives at
tached to tho District Attorney's olBce Immedi
ately notified Cnpt. O'Brien.
Half an hour later Mrs. MarccllICostigan.who
had caused Button's arrest, appeared, she was
cr ing. Going to the detectives' olllcc. she said :
" I have just learned that Allen A. Dutton has
been released. Alawver hns notified mo of this
and insisted that 1 sign a petition asking that
Dutton's brother Simeon bo pardoned and re
leased from tho penitentiary. They are trying
to bulldoze me."
When District Attornnv Albott was asked
about the matter, ho said that Dutton had been
released becauso three assistant District At
torneys believed there was not enough evidence
to convict him.
Allen A. Button was indicted on Dec 21 last
with his brother, Simeon Dutton, both charged
with the same offense, feloniously procuring
Mrs. Costlgan's signature to a deed of real
estate. Heenrdcr Goff had refused to reduce his
ball of $5,000. nnd he was In tho Tombs three
months. On Friday last, before Judge New
burger. Assistant District Attorney Lloyd
asked that tbe Indictment be dismissed. Indors
ing the papers as follows:
After a careful examination and upon consultation
wlih Assistant Dlitr'ct Attorney Hardwlcke. who la
familiar with thn matter sod all It. details. I am of
the opinion that a conviction of the defendant cannot
be secured The defendant has already sunYrrd thr
moutha' lmDrUonment lu tho City Prison, and In Tlrw
of tnU and tho fact that the people's caae against him
Is douttful I respectfully recommend that the In
dictment be dlimUieJ.
Judge Ncwburger did not dismiss the Indict
ment, but allowed Dutton to go on his own
recognizance.
STEAK PJX.OT noATS TltlAZ.
The Tew York Tabes a Party Pons the Bay
A J. Kdward Slmraona Boon Tor Mayor.
Tho New York and New Jersey Sandy Hook
pilots gave their new steam pilot boat New
York a trial trip yesterday afternoon. About
forty guests wero aboard. When the boat
pulled out, with her signal flags sot, the fire boat
Now Yorker set up a saluting screech thnt all
tho other vessels ln tho harbor echoed. All tho
way to the Scotland lightship every passing
boat saluted, and even the old-fashioned sloops
of the pilots, which aro still on duty down the
ha) , did the stranger the honor of tiring muskets
ln salute.
After luncheon the guests gathered In the
cabin and speeches were mado by President J.
Edward Simmons of the Chamber of Commerce.
President Kelly of tbo Maritime Exchange,
Cnpt. Samuel Samuels, Superintendent of Docks
Atuood. and others.
Thotrial was ruerelya tcstof thegenero qual
ities of the bout. Those aboard wero much
pleased with her. Among those present were
former Health Officer Jenkins, Dr. A. T. Tall
madgc. Police Captain Smith. Pilot Commis
sioners Coombs and Winchester, retired Hear
Admiral Erbcn, U. S. N , and Pilot Commis
sioner Chaso of New Jersey. Some one toasted
Mr. Simmons as tho next Major of Oreater
New York. Mr. Simmons Just grinned.
To-day tbe lioat will tako the pilots on an ex
cursion to West Point. She will go on duty
Thursday, lying at tho Scotland light.
An American Arrcaled In Meileo.
CiiinUAHDA. Mexico, Juno 21. W. II. Browne,
n prominent American mlno owner, has beo:i
arrested on nn extradition warrant and placed
In Jail. It Is charged that his right namo is
Bllccn. and that ho is a bank defaulter from
Juauo, Tex.
A Jew Bank la Jletlco.
Sai.tillo. Mexico. June 21. The Federal
Government has authorized the establishment
here of a new luink to bo called Banco du Coa
hullo. Its cupltal will bo 5O0,0O0.
Court Calendar This Day,
Appellate Division .Supreme Court Orders. Not.
04. to, 01, 52, 8U, 5?, r.H. eo. 01. '.'. 115 mi
Hlpreme Court-Social Term Part I Motion oal.
endareallclat lo.uo A. JI, Part ll.-Ua parte mat
ten Part Hl.-Clear Mulloos-Noa 1. x. 3. J. 8.
Preferred lauaea t.v. 5US. all-u. Part IV. Clear.
Law and fa.t. .Nos. ibtv. 4SJ3. B41, 4so. 4H38.
4-03. iM, 48-5. 48-0. 4ilH. 4W17, Olrt. Part
. Caau unflnlihed. Cotes from I'art IV. Part
VI.-clear, paiea from Part IV. Part VII.
Clear, tletaunl railroad canes. Trial Term
Part II. Clear. Pn-forred eauos So. 1S34D.
11810". lasBi. I2H4. 144!. ISUiT 15811
1J1S7, 1U0-.5, 1SS.U. W77I. 1.-J73. 18701. K'llOH
1K603. IVSllb. IS53H. IV!3I8. UJ40, 127lrf. tlt)33
md'.'. 64'J. 12572. 12808. Wll:l I'art HI.i-CIur
lns. U384. 8'B4. 044'!. C.445, ti3-0, Brij, GOtl.t, Satt.
41123. 6040. B2S7, o'.'Jil. .'-.. J71U.U30I. 4J37,SjjJ
110J7. 12438, 23211, 4UllS.8lll.S83d Part I V, Clear
Caauafrom Part 111. Part V Clear CaaeafromPart III.
Part VI. Clear. Ca.es from Part III. Part VII
Clear Nua. 4319, 47K7. 27. 2H73, 3N4U. f.2U.'.
S72, 3478. B4II7. 804.1, H72I, 0381, U1A4. 48113. liej
ItlUA. 11437. Belli. 34211. BUSS.bSm. 31SU. 3341 4U10
4S1U, 37.12 4M4 7. Part Mil -Clear. Case, from
Jit Part IX-Char. Caaca from Part MI.
,aItic,lear- Cases from Pan VIL Part XI -Cow
unlnbhed. Cases from I'art II. Pan .1I.-Vd-Journi-,1
for the term.
hurroirato's Court Trial Term Will of Jlarr E.
Ne,fn? ".H!',u A- M Chambers-Motion calendar
called at 10 30 A, M. Kor prututt Wills of lie Will
C. Laurence, John O Johnson, James L. Urlttlu.
Martha A. n Nllea, Catherine Xlood, llenryA. LewlT
at 10.30 A.M.! llarbara Wvchsler. AnuViln"., ,
City Coort-Speclal Term-Motions. Trial Term-
133J. 2348. 11)20. 1204. 1j,2. 17tH lB-O? looi
17B2.I7S0 Part Ul-Caseuiitlnlshed. Not 4S40.18.ls
1W37. 14. UK. .11.33 Ud. PartIV-U:eunnnl.hert:
boa 8321. 2522. 207U, 2383. 2337, 8231. 174J
2374. 1U33, 2321. 2337. 8423. 233.', 5u. 2394
831. 31U. 3304, 428, 427, 5534 0797U
8376, 2377. 37d. 837U. 'jSSO, 21M. BBSS, lift
'art IV. Case untluUhed. Short lauaea-lvna
6138. BJ91, 6U2S. 8564. 3.IW7. SBo3.300J. 8064 ISTft?'
J666, B8, 6778. 4K42, 8490, 6B4H 0799 8766 SlSa:
6701, BSSB. B6S0, 6hl.'Bt)7H. B7B3. 6768. 858 B730
B792, 6BBH, B7B8, 6012. B787. B77H 6709, 6599 8481
664. 8769. 671. 4647, 6700. 67B4. 6391 6053 8836
7o.7iTi.g"' " " v if 23S;
ACTU M A 11 ay rtris
O I n m A ANP CAT A iinn.
SS'Jftl2?- 5 7,S!2t.!!Pra,1- - red b"
rarU, J, K.plr Vrw larV, K. luunralTca
rzSESsmsa
rnrjjfcxAn Aim commksozax.
Mew Tartt Block atzeanm-4hlas JsnM atl.
CKTTZD BTATES AftD RATS BOXM tCt 81.0003).
0 tJaBt.e 114
cLoento nucza or cxrrso ratks noxsa.
Bid. Jitttd. Btd. Aatwt.
CnStta.r. Un8t6a,r.
tplofO. 004 1904 114 114H
Cn8tia,r. CnBtB,e.
1907 lllss 1114 1004 114 114H
rn 8t 4a. e, Cn St Ca, r,
1907 113 113 189$ 101i
Unfit 4a, r, Un8oa,r,
1985 lS4r 12CU 18M 104s
CnBt 4a.e,
IBIS 126 125s
RArUtOAD AND OTTIKR BO!DS flit tLOOOSX
3 Atch adj 4s..,. 4f'i 2 ST 81at r BslOdVi
48 dOS 1 104s
84 CO 8NTCndbs.l03
11 40Ta 2NT.O8tL4sl0e
22 AtchrnUs.,... 84 18 N Waffle. 1174
10 83Ts 2KT.OWii 06
11 834 8 OMlascnsf..l0f5'4
1 AiaCotOllrVs10B 6 Oblo ft Hits 2d. 120
2DrookRTSs... 8OV1 10rP.N4 86
1 IlrWftWSs... 071j 24 861
1 BrookUnOBa.l 2Y10 OSUInobwt. 254
1 1124 15 08L.unen.tr 82
lCh4t01st.sA.lsmi 10 0m ftSthlst.tr 85
lC.DftQcnT8i.1034 6 Peoft East 1st. 70
3 C,nftJa.!ter 014 1 Tenn 44. r.,.. 1104
6C.DftQdebSs.1024 O Rock Islex 5s.. 107
6 1024 7 1074
llCalcANPltt.tr 424 1 107
10 d2s 46Redcnl 4a..,, 834
7 424 18 Rio O Wist.... 70
10 42S 20 704
lCIftCantlit.tr 08 24 704
4ChlcOLftCCo 1 0 Set r ft E 4a.. 82
lit 104 SSoPaeotCalcn 004
IChftElat 1004 7 004
2CtiOaR7cn5s 8R 10 SoPof KM IttlOO
18 COaRylttlno 30 1 St LftAF ( 6a.l00
0COartj2Jtnc 10 10StPrnl4 103
lOOCa-MobilSs 07 25 SI Peon 1384
6 PelrottOBs.... 824 3 St P 1st. C a: P.
1 ELLftDS lit. 1004 Wdlr 117
REnoSdex HO lStPPlldftD
12 115N ex 1384
3 ETenn S 1084 3 130
10 1084 6 St LB Witt... 074
1 10B4 2StaaRftTes.. 00
12 1084 1 674
6 P ft TM. rM3s 80 1 004
1 OsPaclit 5-naH84 0 67
2nTClit5..lll4 1 674
0 UlCen 4a. 19331014 2 674
5 Int ft OtX2d.. 80 1 074
3 IntftOt.V B.I.. 40 28tnRftTuv. 164
4 I, D ft 8 lit, t r. 354 7SAftAP1at4a 60
12Ind,D Wlst,103 3 8oR'war5a.... 024
1 lowaCentlst.. 02 0 024
10 Kan ft Tex. 4s.. 834 1 TftPlitSa 004
2 834 1 01
1 834 7TexPae2dlrx... 264
R 034 35 244
1 0 Kan ft Tex 2as. 01 38 25
11 014 lTRRAofStL
10 01 cnBs 1074
4 Laclede O lit.. 00 lOTexftNOrnSs 004
7 084 lOToLStLft HC
1 00 lit.tr 77
1 LATftPrist.1174 6 704
1 LEWlst....H8 3UnPae9Ra..... 1044
2L Eft W2d....l02 5 CnPac98a.tr. 105
2LaieSh2d.c..l21 10 1054
a UNro 103 2DP,Dft0 1st. 38
5 I-oa ft. Vg 4s... 824 1 ClstftDellrtBslOO
3 Long III 4s.. .. 87 1 CSLeath fa...H2
lL.NAftChcn.tr 87 4VaMldrnl 101
1 lit St I, cn is 1034 SWabltt 1044
1 1034 11 104
25MohftOimI.... 084 6 1044
2 Mich CSt. 19021004 lOSab 2d 704
2SPprior4t.... DO 3 WSTftPolatl004
41 XPao ml3... 50s4ii0wucenlst.tr 334
20 5041 1 334
41 604 10 334
2 604 4 Wilkes ft Ea 1st 88
22 5041
Total sales or rallwar bonds (par ratae), 11,171,000.
KAILHOAS AND OTHER snARES.
Open- Ittgfk- Low- , CtoHag
ari. Ing. tit. ft. Bid. Jtltd.
S8700 Amsrc.123 1234 1224 1234 1234
492 AmSRpl064 1004 1004 1004 1064
9iOAm8M. 114 114 11 104 11
160 Are S Up 304 304 30 304 304
90AmTob. 73 7314 73 734 734
I30ATobpfl00 100 106 1064 108
HO Am COM 144 144 14 144 144
SlOAmCOp 62 62 62 614 62
1130Atch.Tft
SFe.... 124 124 12 12 124
BS07 Atch.Tft
bF.p.. 234 24 234 234 24
lOOBrunswc 4 4 4 4 4
(SBOBaltftO 104 11 104 104 104
TUOn.jStO 12 124 12 124 124
TSOrir'kRT 244 244 244 24 244
410BUn O.1084 1084 1084 1084 100
1373 Can So.. 404 504 494 604 604
J 700 Con Ice. 32 34 324 334 34
650CIcepf. 83 834 824 63 84
BBOChesftO 174 174 174 174 174
1B443 CtucOaa 00 004 804 804 894
eooc.c c
BtL.. . 244 244 244 24 244
300CSWH04 11141104 111 1114
140CANWpl68 158 158 168
lS15C.BftQ 814 814 81 814 814
11903 C.MftStP 784 70 784 784 70
BBS CM 4 St
rir. 1384 130 1384 1384 1304
4B70C.niP 704 71 704 704 704
SOOCoirueL 104 104 104 104 104
12C.L4Wp 384 384 384 38 40
I60ConOaa. 1004 107 1054 1004 1604
23DftHod.l084 1084 1084 1074 1074
100D.LftW1624 1624 1624 162 166
SOODetQaa. 214 214 214
50DftKOp 41 41 41 41 424
lOEdlEI.. 11641164 1164 116 HO
HOERGaa. 744 744 744
lOOOenP.leo 334 334 334 324 34
1 lucent. 004 004 004 064 074
lOOIllSteel. 37 37 37 384 30
lOOIaCen. 84 84 84 84 84
HOLEftW 16 15 15 144 16
200 Lake Sh. 17 14 1714 1714 171 172
40 Long-Ul. 40 40 40 40 46
eoOLacIQaa 24 24 234 23 234
SOLaclOp. 80 82 80 80 82
2830 Lou AN. 404 404 404 404 404
2608 Man Coa 874 674 874 874 874
100 Jim Iron 40 40 40 40 404
100 Ilex Cen 0 0 0
2tasieiTraell04 1104 1104 110 1104
BMIchCenlOO 100 100 004 100
80(13 Mo Pa- 184 184 IB 184 184
300MO.KAT 124 124 124 124 124
s302U.KftTp 304 314 304 314 314
2T0 ,V Starch 54 64 64 64 0
BO MISt lp 64 64 64 66 00
800 NL OIL 13 13 13 124 13
2578KJCcnt 824 824 814 82 824
717YCentl01 1014 101 1014 1014
308 Nat Lead 284 284 284 284 284
SXatLdp 064 064 064
100 Nor Am. 44 44 44 44 44
HONYftNH.173 173 173 173' 176
910. NY, Cft
StL.'p 334 324 324 324 324
660KY.bW 10 10 10 04 104
1700 N Y. 8 ft
Wpf.., 274 274 204 204 27
WKAWp 30 30 30 20 304
847KorPac. 144 144 144 144 144
lOlBSNPaep.. 414 414 404 414 414
IBOntftW 144 144 144 144 144
lB40 0r3L,wl 144 154 144 16 164
8070 Paj Mall 20 204 284 204 2b4
180 P. DAK 4 4 i a,
B420PhllftR. 214 214 204 214 214
1220 Fall c R
lstpf.. 464 404 464 464 464
7B0 Phil ft It
Sdpf... 274 274 274 27 274
103PulPalClO44 1644 1644 1644 1054
60 P, C, C ft
BtL... 12 12 12 124 134
100R.WAO118 118 118 11741184
38StLSF 64 64 54 64 64
iOlGt LftS
Pliip. 494 404 404 404 404
800 fit LftS
rtip. 104 104 104 104 164
StLSW 34 34 3 3 34
lOOOMLSWp 84 84 84 84 0
HlOOStPftO. 60 614 60 61 614
BSBStanlUT 64 64 64 64 64
80C8oPac 164 164 154 16 16
40O60IIW7. 0 0 O 0 04
meeoRjp. EB4 284 284 284 284
BOOBtJftOI
dp... 12 12 12 114 124
1787TCftL. 244 244 244 244 25
880TexFac 104 104 10 10 104
8860UnPsc 04 04 64 04 64
fl05O8Rub. 13 13 13 124 J3
783U8Rubp 004 604 60 60 604
aOUBL-,. 84 64 84 74 a
0a Btaa- . Cltelna .
faaaa. ssss, ML eat, Mtd. fsaai
SOonBLp- 684 684 684 684 684
Itoo Wabash. 0 64 0 04 04
1160 Wob p.. 164 164 164 164 164
8410 WU Tel 834 83S 824 824 834
BOWftLR. 4 4 4 4 4
ItSWUnB. 8 8 8 74 84
lOWnOaa. 714 714 714
Total sales. 180.333 share.
BOSTON CLOSIHO QUOTATIONS,
Btd. Atktd. Bid. UtHd.
Bos ft Alb.. 212 WettElM.. 214 23
DosftMe.,,100 OenElrepw 74 77
ChleJeom.1014 102 DosftMon120 1204
Chlo Jpf...l05 100 CalHecla380 886
ntchburgp 044 00 Oaceola..,.. 814 33
Ilex Cent 4s 704 704 QulacrIlll 113
OldColony.1774 178 Tamilln.118 120
WE n com. 84 844 BUO.lstBs 80 87
Domln'nC- 11 114BG0.ZdB( 74
AmBellTel230 231
rniLADaXPniA CLOStHO quotationb.
Bid. Atktd. Bid. Jtttd.
tMhTal. 204 274 V O Imp Co 744 744
PrnnRR... 634 634WOLCO.. 484 40
CPRofl.. 174 184 El SB com. 20 204
PhllaTrae. 704 704EI8Bpf. 22 224
Union Traa 104 104PH,LftPo 14 144
Eft PTC. 704 704 PlI.LftPp 334 34
MetTrao.,.1104 111 WelaOcom 20 224
CTofNJs 28 20 WeUOpt.. 06 66
CTotNJBa 014 0 1 4 Bolt Tract. 184 184
CniCAGO CLOStXQ QCOTATIO.VS.
Bid. Aitrd.l Bid. Aited.
1 1 " l"... 304 404 Llt"LMetfa 0 10
AmStrlxI.. 264 20 kdlBrew... 8
Canal ft D.. 68 00 alUBrawpf 34 36
ChicBrew.. 74 N Y Bltcrdl 604 61
ChBrewpf 334 S'ChSt Ry.220 225
Cltrll-war.225 235 WChStRy 084 00
Dlarn'dU.. 1374 140 CWoEolionl204 122
LaxoS"L" 11 11",'
latest londox quotatioxs.
Atchison, aap 124 Sortolxft Wpf.n.. 304
Canadian Pacifie... 024 Northern PacInopL 424
Chesapeoks ft Oh'-o. 184 Ontario West..... 141,
Erie con, aap 14-j Pennslranio. 644
Erie 1st pf 33 Heading, lit a p.... U
Illinois Central 00 St Paul 804
Kansaa ft Texas.... 1 24 Bouth P-allwajr Q4
Lake Shore 175 South Railway pf.. 204
LoulaTllleft N'aah.. 504 Union Pacine 7I4
Ntw York Central. 103 'Wabaahpf. 15a,
Mondit. June 21.
The first argrrcsslre moTeincnt ln the stock
market this week was made by operators who
are ln favor, temporarily at least, of a moro pro
nounced reaction in prices than took place at
the end of last week. They met with moderate
success for about an hour, because of the absence
of tbe usual accumulation of buying orders over
Sunday. They were assisted In their short
lived campaign by fears that a large amount of
gold might be exported to-morrow. As a matter
of fact, the outward movement of specie to-morrow
Is considerably below estimates formed by
those best informed regarding the for
eign exchange market, consisting of two
consignments aggregating $1,350,000, of
which $1,090,000 was taken from the
Sub-Treasury to-day, and the remainder secured
In the open market. There are reasons for be
lieving thnt some of the shipments which it was
expected would be made to-morrow have simply
been deferred until later In the week. Tho com
parative smallness of to-morrow's exports of
specie, together with the publication of author
itative statements that some progress has been
made in devising a plan for refunding the high
rate interest bonds of the Chicago and North
western Company that maturo within the next
few years, turned the course of prices. A littlo
later another favorable development came to
hand in the statement of tbe Kcw York Central
Company for tho current quarter. In conse
quence. Northwestern. Omaha common, and
New York Central led a recovery, which, how
ever, was limited to fractions, except ln the
three stocks mentioned.
The improvement was not general, for a num
ber of stocks that have enjoyed decided ad
vances of late, chief among them Sugar Re
fining, Chicago Gas, Jersey Central, and Con
solidated Gas. still showed a tendency to react.
The market as a whole was narrower than It has
been for many days past, there being a falling
off In the volume of professional trading as well
as In legitimate business. London was virtually
out of the market on account of the jubilee
festivities, and business there will be suspended
entirely to-morrow. Trustworthy advices from
London are that a revival of speculation there is
looked for confidently as soon as the Jubilee Is
ov er. Should these expectations be realized the
evt nt might easily have some effect upon the
market here. The closing was quiet and steady.
Final sales compare with those of Saturday as
follows:
Junt 19. JutuH. I Jtitit 19 JneS.
A.TftSFr. 12 12 SatLead... 294 284
A.TftSFep 234 234iN'Weom.. 1104 1114
AmSRef. .1234 1234 NPaopf... 414 414
AmSRefp.1004 1064 SYCent... 1004 1014
In lob.... 73 734 S J Cent... 824 82
AmSpM... Ha, n Pac Mall .. 20 204
C.BftQ.... 814 614 Rockltlani 704 704
ChesftO... 174 174 ReaJlne.... 214 214
ChlcOas... 004 804MPcom.. 764 784
GenKlee... 33 33' St Paul p.. .138 130
KauATpf. 304 31" viK'wip 264 284
LouftNaah 404 40 4 Texas Pac.. 104 10 '
Lake Shorel71 1714 T C. I ft R.. 244 244 '
LEAWeat 15 15 Union To? 04 64
LovldeOaa 24 234 US Rubber 13 13
Hash Con . 674 874 lS Leatti p 6S4 664
MoPaclnc. 184 184 ""Cn Tel.. 634 824'
Government bonds strong. The 4s r. of H07
and the 5s doed - V cenL higher Md. Hail-
way and other bonds firm. Tho features were
Chicago and Northern lMelflc lsts. t. , Itio
Grande Western lsts. standard ltope and Twiso 1
lis, Texas Pacific 2s. Toledo, St. Louis and Kan- I
s.isClt lsts, I'nlon Pacific , Atchison. Cen- '
trnl Georgia, Northern Pacific, and St. Paul i- '
sues. The moro luirortint net advances were I
ln Atchison Adj. 4s, 4 V cent-, to -UV. Chicago
and Northern Pacldc lsts, t. r.. . to 42V.: Cen- I
trnl Georgia. Mobile division. fs. ;. to 07; Itio '
Grande Western lsts, 'V. to TtiCj; st. Paul gtn- 1
eral 4s, 4. to 103, nnd consols, H. to 13s-j; j
Standard Hope nnd Twlno lis, 2. to rlT1-', and
Union Pacific s, i-j V cent., to 1054. The I
noteworthy declines wero In Central Georgia 1
lluilwn) 1st Incomes. 14 V cent., to 30; Texas 1
Pacific 2s, 4. to 23. nnd Toledo, St. Louis and
Kansas Cit) lsts, U r., a V cent- to TO1;.
Comnicrclil price of bar silver In New York,
fUlVv. II ir silver In London closed at27IMiM.
Mexican sllv er dollars were quoted nt 47ajj4Uc
Exports to Kurope to-morrow, 250,000 ounies.
Money on call. 1(314 V cent. Time monev Is
firmer, especially for long periods. Quota
tions aro ns follows: Ninety days, 2 V cent,:
four months, 24 V cent.: six months, 3 V cent.,
nnd eight months, 3-j V cent, on good mixed
Slock Exchange collateral. Commercitl paper
quiet. Prime indorsed bills recelvnhlo are
quoted at 3a3-j V cent., choice nnd prime single
names at 3LjuSA V ccuu, and good names at 4d5 I
V ceut. I
Sterling exchange was strong, but the market I
was quiet. Continental exchange was quiet and 1
firm. Posted asking rates for sterling, SH.Sdi-j I
for long bills and fl.pS for demand. Actual
rates are: Long bills, $Lbci4si4.StSHi: sight
drafts. ?4.874P?4.879. and cable transfers,
fl."'ciif4.87S4. Francs are quoted at 6.16'sj
.104 for long and 5.16 for short: relchsmarks
054i(U5-4 for long Rnd OoSjuf.'S's for short
guilders. 10 3-10J404 for long and 4040
7-10 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston 5
cents discount and par. Charleston Huv ing,
?.ir: selling, a premium. Savannah Iluylnir.
10 off; selling, par. New Orleans-Hank, jl.Sti
f milium; comiaerclal, 2S cents premium. San
raiiclsco Sight, IT1? cents premium; tele- '
graph, 20 .cents premium. St. Louis, 35 cents
premium bid, 60 cents premium nsked. Chi-cago-55
cents premium, Cinciunati-Uetneen
banks, ,5 rents premium, and over counter. 75
cents premium.
. Tlie all-rail east-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago last week were 53 201
tons, against 54,333 tons the previous neck nnd
01.002 tons the corresponding w eck of tbe nro
vlousyenr, Tho Wells-Fargo Company has declared a
"( annual dividend of 3 cent., payablo
July id.
The New York Central and Hudson River
rtallroad Company and leased lines report for
the quarter ending June SO;
1897. IS98. Chanatt
gross ear'm.all.OSB.OOO 10,83,n3S Inc. $.'0i.3l5
Op.expenaea 7,l89,u00 7,ST,0sa Dec. 7hio3
Ketear-gs J.h9.ooO $a.uis..17i Inc. to.igtl
rim cha'trea af.84U.000 H,7H,S74 Ueo. 0071
r,.IfSflt ;.S;n.00 tiJ,V97 Ino. 1308,008
Clrldend,.,, 1,000.000 1,000,000 ....
Surplus.,., 0.U0lMe!.10!,0uaina f30s,00d
Forfitcal year ending June 30;
Oroiuear'gl. 144.197.000 ttB.144.0A7 Dcl,017,9fl7
Op.xpenses 29.840,000 3U,4BB,S70 Uoc 0isa70
Melar;gs 114.S8J.O00 tl4.OMi.J97 Dec Slui; 897
Flrtlcha'tea 10.S40.0uo lo.0IS,i)04 via. lusi'oi
Fronts- , tl.OK.OllO t4 043,793 Ino. tJ V07
Clrldend.. 4,000,000 4.000.000 '' J
Bnrplus,... 47,00U (48,793 Inc. t8U07
Tor tho low the pncratlng eipcwca iTWfl 00.0A,
V cent of the gross earnings, against 07,40 V
cent, tho previous year, and tho profits wero
equal to 4.05 V cent, on the stock, against 4.04,
V cent, in 1800.
The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com-
Sany reports net earnings for May of 33,702, a
ecrense of (40,310 ns compared with the samo
month lost year. Fixed charges wero 817,777,
leaving a deficit of $13,0S5, an tnerenso of tHO,
201). For tiro months ending May 31 the net
earnings were f229,454, n decrease of $151,098
as compared with tlio corresponding period last
je.tr. Fixed charges were 23rJ,S95, leaving a
deficit of 910, 151, nn Increase of $154,153.
The receipts of the Government to-d-i; were;
Customs 9731.522, Internal revenue, 8S12.557,
and miscellaneous, S31.427, n total ot $1,575,
500. Tho disbursements wero S750.000. an
excess of receipts over expenditures of iS25,
50U. Tho receipts of the fiscal yoivrtodnto hnvo
been 331.550.030, and disbursements $338.
270,141, nnd excess of expenditures over re
ceipts of 520,711,102.
Tho net assets of tho Treasury nt the close of
business to-day, as officially coinputod, compare
with those of Saturday as follows:
June 10. June CI.
Oold coin and bullion. . tl44.l91,A9 tl44.::fl1.174
Sllrer ilnllars and bullion 2S,ont,n3 9H.379.7B7
United State cotes ... 3l,C0,003 82.07x.43l
Other assets In excesa of
demand llabUItle. .... 27,232,191 27,933,103
Available cash balance.
Including gold balance.t231.7P4. 9 19 t232.74P.355
Money In London h V cent Rates of dis
count ln open market for both short and three
months' bills, lfi-l&rfl V cent. Amount of bul
lion gono Into the bink of England on balanco
to-day. 103.000. Paris advices quote 3 V cents
at 103 francs 55 centimes. Exchange on Lou
don, 25 francs lCi centimes.
Tho sales of mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Potroleum Exchange to
day were as follows:
Ojxn- IiffV Lot Clo
Salt: Same. ing. tit. tit. ing
1100 Brunswick 00 .00 .00 .00
1000C Creek cn 03 .03 .03 .03
200 Con Cat ft Vs.... 1.45 1.45 1,40 1.40
400 Mollle Olbson .. .36 .35 .35 .36
600 Pharmacist 10 .10 .10 .10
Total sales. 3.200 abaraa.
COMMERCIAL CO.VPEXB.
JIondat, June 21. Grain Wheat Spot was
easier nnd In fair demand. Sales 00.000 bush,
hard Manitoba and 04.000 hard winter on
private terms for export. Free on board afloat:
No. 1 Northern nprin-r, New York, 704c, do.
Iluluth, 70Vj76t8C.;No. 3 hard winter, 724c;
No. 2 ao 7o4c. Duluth recived to-day C5.23
buh., against 227.229 !at year; Minneapolis
142,500. against 1S3.000; Chicago 0.300. against
3.2C0;Mllwnukco 20.250. against 15.000;Toledo
4.01I, against 2.927: Detroit 2.234, against
l.OoO. futures hero declimd H to "c future
salts l.OOj.OOO bush., as follows:
2i f.
Ountng. lllghot. Lovtil. dating Stvht,
June.. . T4j ;5N
July T4-j Tic, 71', -V, 744
StltemberTOLj 70C, 117', nf, T04
Ieceinbfr Tac, T."s tic, 71H, 7JI4
Earxr.T Was firm. New feedler. !74a2'!iic. cot
ami frcieht to Utimlo: mailing. 3i4-.'c. as toqoalltr.
Ryewai Hull Mate. UVxtOc : .Vo. Western. 39.-.
cot and frrUht to HcXalo Com spot waa dnll and
loner Sales 93.000 tnjh. Including SO 000 So. 2
nilxcdonprlrate u-rrot frre on board afloat for ex
p;rt. o if mixed In eleTator.S2iai.i-4C.. ho. 3 do.
I 1.000 on prlrate terou de!lverel Putares decUned
4c to4e. Puture sales 3; 3,000 buth. aa follow
Vir
Optnlng Utgt.rit. Lowtjt. Coring. Sigkt.
Jane . 2S1, ..yj,
July . 'ja, 2u't tvu nv't 2
bept 3U4 JO". 30 3Jij 30"t
Oars Spot was duU. Vo 2 wtlt. 24c ; No 3 do.
214c. No. .' white, clipped. 2oiac . No i do . 21V-;
No. 2 mixed, v.'c. No ado,2I4c.; rejected mixed.
V'jc . do wtilt-. 23-- . No 2 mixed, dellTerd. 23c..
track, mixed, 2.',fc. Jiyc., track, wtute, 2032.. i u
tores were eaaler. Puture sales none.
Sat.
Opining. Uighttt. Lomtt. CloHng. .inlr.
July 22 a2c,
This U the TUtble supply:
June 21, "57. trWar'aeAaapef va20,'94.
Wneat, bu.. 2tf.S73 000 Dec- 2,013.000 4,M9.0O0
Com.hu ..17.So7.oOO Inc. 74AU00 9.370.000
Oau, bu .... ,2,000 lec. 834.000 e,SV9,000
hre. bcu. . 2,3I.',000 Dec 19.00'J 1,521.000
Barley, bu .. 1.143,000 Lwc 371.000 937,000
The New Tork stock U aa follows.
June 2 1. '97. Wttft Chine. Jaaa 20. "M.
Tvneat. bn.... 1,112.423 Dec. 41.271 2.7.e24
Com. bu .. l.SiS.177 1C27 03 47.9t3
Oau. bu. .. 2,f0.024 lac 31 IO) I.:S.7i
Rye. bu .. 403.704 Dec. 64.0,.. 62,100
Barley ha 104.0J9 Dec. 83.091 42.721
Wheat was dull and lower to-day. Weather and
crop ajrlot were fatontle and led to local liquida
tion. The receipt at the Nort&west were larxer. aid
bnow'i eattmate of at least JOO.000.000 bc.h. aa ttM
ylel 1 of winter wheat had a decree slzg eCecc Urer
pool waa close-1 lr obserranc- of the yijo. n t JutLee.
Parla tlnnt.1 i,c but react-d and decUned 'tc.
Tbe TU.ble sappty dfcreasd 2 jl3 000 bust). Te
EnxlUh vJble decreased 297.O0O tua The world's
thlpn.enu ror the wk were B 13.ou bat. a;a.iit
6.J02.OOO In tbe prrTlons week and 7.4ro.OO-j lat
year. The quantity on paacav decreaaed 1.40-.l0
luih. Tto Newcrk. stock decrra.d tl.C-K) buah.
The Nortbwestern rrcl;s wero 314 cars, against 293 '
laat week anl 5-0 last year. Chicago received 6 cars,
afauut 4 lut wek ana I J last year Cora fluctuated
with wheat. Tne risible supply lncreaaed 747.0O0 I
tuih. Tbe quantity on 14Lsarc decreased 4"u O'O
bush. Tbe world's hlpn.rnt4 were i I-iH' XXI buih,
a;alntt 3.1M.0OO ln the preTloas week CUcafo re
oelretl t-dar 437 car. and expect 00 to-morrow.
Oats were easier Tbe tu Me -upper drcreas-M
884.003 buh. Chicago rcCflTl 2V1 ire Cbloajro.
June 21 "The wheat raar&et to-dar a dll ad
eay, with a light trade. t.,r, rab e cro a.lvlc- more
than off tctnn.: the decrvAj ln tie Tiiltle The cah j
demand was llrht, and there was more llquldatmx
of the Ions tntervst ta the July (.itioa The J
world's shipment for the pal week were (
S 139,000 tu.h.. 3 000 1-00 bath. Iea than for the
corrvspoadtnic week a year ao. It looks now
a tf the worl 1 s Tlsltle to-morrow woullsbow a de
crease of h 000 Ooo baf h c laraxcy from tbo sea
board were atoul 3 0 to buh bale fc re were
alout .Vliioo tush, ad f It t millers Reports f r m
many of lb wtnterwheat dlslrtc con-tnae utnl
caic a b iter yteid than has t-en predicted. Cora
The but' In eret on com was ta aggr (aire than last
we k and .he market Kt ,c from Saturday's eloso.
He-elits we-e 4--7 cars, with -00 estlmatod for to
morrow The fMpptnf demand was alow There Is
nocLanc ln the actual situation o' corn Tbe future
U a matter of weaiher vv e think It too soon to tako
a pron uinced rlll n on either si te Oats were
evsler weathercondlllons rmjt extrentely faroravle.
The eleraicr 'nteresti were tte test sellers, anl tr-e
principal buying was by short Tbe market for
oalt will ot course, sympathise to a conslderabls ex
tent wtth corn."
Firt-K-Wu only racderately a.-tlTe and eas'er ln
sympathy with tho decline In wheat. Sale 9.800
bbls
Barrels. Safts
Receipts 11.259 25 708
Lxports 2.023 11,170 1
Winter In b&ta.i Scpcrflne. t1.fiJyit3i Jta 2 ex- I
tra. 3.25at3 40. N& 1 extra. S3 50JSS.70. clears. '
3 40i33B0, stralchta, 44t.2u, patents, $4.43 !
U(4 TB. I
Corros Spot cotton here advanced l-iev- with !
salea of I.O"- bales for export and ! for srlnntcji
Too were deliierci on contract. Middling- uplands,
--., against 7ae lat year. New Orleans and Gulf.
hVc. aalnst T'eC. last jear. QalTeton. Mobile, and
baTannah advancd l-leo.. St. toils advanced ca
Mobile sold 1.000. New Orleans 750. St. Louis Bio
Galretton 337, Aucutta 30. and Norfolk 2 biles.
AUjruta recelTrd to-day 3 halo, agalrjt 2 lat week
and 187 lut yeari Memphis 115, against 58 last
week and 87 laat year. t. Louis f, against cene
last week and 2 latt year; Houston 71, against
latt week and 31 last year Augusta shlrrd
to day BO. M. Louts 997. and Houston 59
ba'es. The port receipts wero 415 balra. axattst 78v
last week and 1,988 lat y. ar, thus tar tht we- k '
1.480. against Ul' thus far lj.t week. The exports
from the pons were 2,077 bale New Orleans a.1
ranced 2 tu5Hlcts. tutures opened 2 to S points
b'Khi r. lost this but rallied and clnani steady at a
net advance of 2 to B lnts on all months except
Aurui. which closed 9 points hlsler for the day
The total sales were 102,800 bales. The future trad
ing was aa follows
CJor'no. llilKtit. lotrrsf. &i!r
Juno 7.43.47.44 ..40 7 40 600
July 7 43,7 4t 7 48 78 IP.21'0
AuslMt .. .7 43447 44 7 43 7 31 43.000
bcttember..7 14J7 15 7.18 7 10 ic 100
Ociober 8Vlc8 95 8 93 8110 9 4u0
November .8 9n0 Ml 8 91 on? b'-oo
I)oceuitr. 8 92i . 0.94 8'J 9 800
January .8.90.189; 8.J4 8 93 8 900
March.. . 72(7 04 7 04 8 J 300
The speculailou to-day was more actlro than for
some time past, but Hip Incrcascl activity waa due
mainly 10 orcilnx or hort The tvertpts at tho
p.rtand thiMat. nor town eoutlnue vin luht and
aiivk at tome and abroad are bem rabidly n-luovt.
Theefac a tuduc 1 shorts to cortr, cauios an aa
van v In price-. The a Iranre In spot cotton was also
a bulllih fa -tor. The news toslay wa t,eneral'y
beatUb. Weatnerand crcpadvlots wrr verrfavif
able, and it was rumored here thai 'our mills at
Lowell will shut down thlt week. The Liverpool
market was closed lu oterauce of thi Oueen's
Jubilee. Pino UlutT, Ark, June 18 -"Weatter
1 has chanaed for the lieiter, and Is now tdeal
c-ttton weather. Tempcraturo durtuir day U 90 to
-, u. ufdui ,w iu to . j-iiuv luratns green
again and Is vigorous, but unusually small for mid
dle of Juno and four weeks late bmall bills were
exhibited here June 15 last year, while si are yet
wituouttvtn the bl.Hiro. r lei Is are In koodcouli
tlon anl formers well up with their uerk Lat
general ran was had about Bth Init. River landsdo
no' ncol rain, bu: it w nil I l benental ln upland
districts. Indications to-dy point to abuudaut ra'n
south of here around Momlcello. Plant 11 ,p
erally have Improved tnilr sco 1, aid. withnu,;u
moisture from now on, taj!o will b- arvatly Im
proved throunhout the hute '
Corns Rio on tho spot was dull and easy. No 7,
7K,c Sales. IBO bags MaracalUi. J00 bags l)u ara
maufa, and 100 baas Central Amrrican un trlvate
terms. Tho f uturu trading was as follow .
5ofj. Itiohtit. Jowti, C'oitng
January 750 7 10 7111 7l"7is.
February . 500 7 1 7 0 7 In ;n
March. ,1,V) 7 .11 7 .'0 7 f .7 .'11
July .4,01)0 ('Hi 11 hi 11 1- 1 7 up
Sept mber ..1. 750 7 in 7 oil 7 1 ' e? I"
October . 500 7 ul Ti'l 7 11 -7 10
December .9.750 7 10 7 05 7 iv7 10
Futures here nrned 3 to 10 points lo.ver, but rallied,
eloatiig tieuerally unchang-d TQi l'tsl sales were
VJ.500 bags, llav re declined i4f Hamburg declined
'4 to tj pfg. Rio was weak at oo rcl tlcclini-, re.
celpts. 11,000, stock 201000 exchange. 7 g.l 32d.
Sautisi was quiet at Bc reu drcllne. ri elpls, P.000;
stock, iit.Oito lx cr rsLli s and men asm! revlpu
caused lower opening here to-dj, nut on local buy
Ins prices rallied The cmeruan warehuuu deliveries
ant week were loo o 0 bik
NavaL hTOKKS- uju et spirit of turpentlce, 27148
2740. , eomninii to good itralneit rosin, 91 72esll 75.
PaTROLat M -c'rudi certtncuies were unnuotvd nerei
In Oil city nVc bid. Rctlnrd unchanced
Paovuioss Lard dull. Prime. 13 b0j3.89. Pork
Inactive and weak. Mess, lt.Gi.70. Tallow,
l'lev8Vo Uutwi Creamery, WMlsra, Ifaa.
WLmmWMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm&kmnmm1mW-'---
Fcrs 8late, fresh rsthored. 12c. Chicago, Judo 21.-. I
the volume of trade In prorlslons was rather llshs, I
prlers rnllnt; a llttls blfber on me local bdylm and I
demand fmm short, and closed at 'he alvancs. 1
Pi kers led In the selling Hog receipts were liberal, I
with that maiket lower. Tlioeaviid'manl was eoodi I
2ouo hogs ar.- estlrrate.1 for to-n.o.-r " J
stoaic, t'.aw sies.lyi SB1 test, fie test, gy 1
Rales, 0,001" ions mucovulo, 621 hocsheads do , 9.7J8
bags do, and 197 bLU, do. at Sc for (' testt 2.887
1 Imncetrlfugals. 98' test, at ni,C. and 1.427 bags mo- ,
lse augsr, H9- tot, at 2. P.eflnrd nulet, p w.
dereil and coarse powdered. . loneri No 10, 1 lea.
lower.
Cnicaoo, Jnnn 21 These were to-day's prices:
Opining, nighttf. Ltnrttt. Clotlng, JSut,
July. nit, KS4 B7, 87', ifnt
Sept.... Otlj Bf, 83', 83', Bis,
i-Vrn:
July , 23 23s 2I 24 28
B.pt. .. 25', 24 23V, iiH ,..
uuta.
Jnly .. 1S1, Ht, m 4 jai
Sept . IS", lttt, 17', 17', ii!
Ijnrdx 1
July. . .1 83 A.79 S 82 3 70 3 82
Set t . 3 75 8.80 3.75 3 SO r 7.1
fits.'
July .. 4 8) 4 83 4 10 4.33 4 Si
Bent ..4.33 4.40 4.33 4 37 4 37
iVjrt:
July , 87 30 $7.40 87.30 $7 40 7 38
8ept.. . 7.40 7.30 7.10 7 50 7.40
Uve "lock Market.
New Yrax, Monday, June 21. Receipts of beers
for two days were 4.095 head, loclullnj- vllcarsfo
slaughterers and exporters, and 31 cars for the mar.
ket. bales w re slow at on average decline of 10a.
inn ibs.. without a cleaiance. Poor to prime iteers
sold at ll.iOUtS n, loot., format 85.20. oxen as ,
$1Ht4. bulls at $2.2." A4, cows at 82J3.25 City
dreesed uatlvo ildis. 7i9c s. b Cable quoted Ameri
can steers at II12c, dress,! weight, lire sheen,
10His,I2c. dressed welghti tefrlgeiaior beef. ovS
tu" V . txports KMlav. non. In-monov, 7;5
cattle. 1.8-8 sheep ind 2..snu quart-r
Itecelp:, of calves were h,9j lead. 4,100 head on
sale. Veals firm on moderate suppl is: buttermilk in
excess of demand and lower, wtth 300 unsold Poor
to prim-veils sold at 81(45.75 100 ss.i selected
lota at ft8 25. buttermilks at 82.75383, Western
calves at .) 30u8i.JB. Idled calve at 83 234f4 7.
Clt) dressed veal at 7ilc,c. .
ltecrlits of li.ep and lambs for two days were
12.1-9 tead. In. ludlng tic, cars for the market, and
51 cam were, on sale. Sheep were dull and common
and midium trra.-es lower: larurn opened nrm for
chcd-- sic- a. closed quiet and ea-y all around, wtth
5 cars unsold. Poor to prime sheep sold at tt-tli
100 s . choice heavy do at 84.25.284 37-. IsuU SI
81 5nas3 83 Dressed mutton. 6-vi V i , dressed
lamii. Tytnv
P.cipt. of hogs for two days were 1 1.202 head. In.
eluding 397 for ale. slow and lower for live hogs at
$1.7084 V 100 as.
Ileal Estate Private Hale.
Barnes 4 Weinstein have sold for Mrs. R. R strsa.
ton to E. Glauber the nve-story store and apartmenS
house on lot 23x73, No. 81 East Broadway, on pi-
rate terlcs
P " JaineA Co. have sold fo-Mrs. Anna M.Jack.
S"ti the four-story 25-root dwelling property. No 833
West Flghleenth street, to Margaret Miller for about
$18,000.
II A -Soknlik! has told for A. Ework to 11. Si-bed-llnskl
No. 107 and 1 09 Clinton stre-t. a tlx-ttory 6r
proof apartment house, on a plot 51x100x51x111,
for about 3I O.OOu In part payment Mr. yhed!!a
ski gives to Mr. Ework No 239 East sixtieth street, a
four story brownst. no single flat house, on lot 22c
1"0, also No 47 Deiancey sweet, a six -story doabu
flathouIn front, with four-story dostle brick tax
In re r. lot 25x100. The latter was Immediately re
sold for Mr Ework for about 835,e00.
Mary Eown ! -eportel to have sold to J. J. Zlm
cerman a plot luOxlOO, on tb so-th tlio of IBlsi
street. 100 feet west of Audubon avenue.
Ileal estate Auction salea.
At tbe Broadway Salesroom yesterday PnlUp A. H
Smyth sold. Ninth avenne. Thirteenth street, Rcfsoa
and Fourteenth stre.ts. entire block. 170x70x1-,
Cve-stcrr brick building. forni&Q.OtO. and souttwci
corner Morgan and Washington streets. Jersev -ry, Ja
for 81 t'Q. executor's sale. Tno buyer of each was TT
Mary A. Newton. IB
Col at atxaarta To-Day Sl.BSO.OOO.
Withdrawals of gold coin aggregating S1.0cV I
000 were made from the Sub-Treasury yester H
day. Etldder. Peabody 4: Co. of Bo:cn. through H
Baring. Magoun t Co.. took f -00 000. of which TJ
$750,000 will be exported to Europe to-day.
Laxard Freres withdrew 2-0,Cif0. wh.ch they
will export to-day. tosr'her vnth 320.000 la
gold obtained from the Uaaover National aal
tbe Fourth National banks. This mxkea the to
tal gold exports to-day g i.3'0 f"3 and the total
since the present export movemen; began oa
April 27, t?it.eCl.-J2.
3tiidtad5 and nlrrrst.
xrtF.n k a omiriu b. n. co. '
74 BKiJADW AT NEW YORK. Juno2L 1S7.
iiiiikd n. ai.
A qna-t-r'y dlviien.1 of ONE PER CENT, upon tha
capital t ek of thi c..mpanv has been declared, pay
abeJnly 10. 1-97. at the oS"e of the Atlantic Trarl
Comany. 39 s"n lam t . to stwknollers of record of
June 3v. 1-97 Tran7r books will bo closed June
30. 1-97. and reopen! juj- 12.1-97. By order of
tho Board of Director.
if W POMINICK. Treasurer.
Proposals.
CEP V.R.TE sesled propoeaJs. la duplicate, for tho
O ti.il wing otijr-ct. en.lor-d Proposals for -Coal
fheo " -cjuay WaJ. Wiltney EaJn." and 4-ay
ai . Wailatout Channel.'" respectively, at V -.
Navy Yard. Erooklyn. N. T- will be rrcetred at tho
Bureau of Yards ana Docks. Navy Departeei:.
w ashit .-tus. H. C jatll 1 o'clock P. at, oa Tiirs
dar. Jaly -, 1-97 anl publicly opened tmzaedtaveiy
the-earter SpeclnratioBS anl Uank forms of pro
rosals will be forwardel upon apptseatioa 10 tho
ITjreaa or the Commandant of the Navy Yard, Er-t-IvcN.V
Bidders are expected to fully tnform trea
selves of tho character o( tbe work required ry vis
ing tie Navy lard, where plana may be exaaHned
and tf neo-a.ary. tre obtained. A cerKfled cic
for one thousand dollars $1,000) must acec-mp-aay
the proposals for the respective obj-ta as a r-c-i
te that the bidder will execute the reonlred coairajS
and tond. E. O M ATTHXWS, Chief of Bartai.
June 17, 1S97.
:Cr gal Iotiff.s.
VIW TORK SUPRRJIE COfRT.
-.1 APPE1X.4.TE DIVISION. P1KST DEPARTJCrarf,
IS THE XATTLR of th Arpllcatloa of th B-ari of
Rapid TranJt Railroad Comiaiuioarrs fir ti
City of New York for tbe Appointment of ih--a
Commlaloeers to determine whether a rap. 1
transit railway or railways m tho said city fo- th
conv.yau.-e anl transportation of trons and
property aa determined by said Board cxifat to bs
constructed ana opera:ed.
Public nctice Is herebv given that pursuant to tt .
rrovliicnsof Ciapler 4 of th Laws of 1S91, asdus
acts aiuendato-y there-f and supplementary the eto.
the unde-tgaed B,ard of Rap -1 Transit Ra- ad
Commissioners tor th City of ew Tits will ap;.y w
aTerai of the prense Court. Apoel.at Dlvj n.
1rt Dwrtmnt, to t- held at the Court H zf
cf the Apivlia'e DlvtsUn at No. lit rta
avenue, tn the City of New Y vrk. on rnday :h
2Mhday of June, !p97. at one o'clock tn the afrer
noon of that day. or ss toon icreafier as oanl caa
be heard, for th appointment cf thrv-e C'mri.-o-or
IntheaNive entitled matter, todete-mice anl r
lrt, after due hevrlng.whj'.hera rapll trara t rsjj.
way or railways In the sal 1 try for the coavevahc
and transp)nailoa of ron anl pn.prtv as 4
termlned T the said Pord and set forth la r r----lal
ocs of the said Board atopted on the ' .th dav cf
January and Ithdar of yehruary. 1-97, anl a-so t
forth In the rvisvrt of the said Board made t. -s
Common Council of sail city and beartcg dst
the 4lh day of lebniary, 1-9 J, ought to ro
ccm.trccted an! oivrated The p:-rs up a
which tbe af .rvsakl sppllcatt.-n will be ai' ,
are, the petltljn of tr a!d Poard t Ea.id
Transit Rattroaii .mnds:cner f.T thCtyof N-w
York dai d ihe ,'n . ar vif J .ne. i-97 and -rtsehti-l
to this Apiellate V vtton tn ir.uring tbe -dsr
designating rig .t daily newttvar-T published tn 1
cit? of New York tn which no-te f -.hi aipi - a
shall b. giv n and thepv -ersannexetl toand - '
to tn sail petition and jpvnfuch addltioua, aM-4 4
and p di r lu addlil n as may l n-entrd t s
Court upon su h amplication A l'ni-i 3 '
rvMite and cen ral plan of cva.truclon ot th ai 1
rallwavor ratlwavs forr-is part of iheallre -' a
and of said r port o' the aid tVianl ( the i' nn a
Council of the . Ity of Sew York, eorte of whl-h s-o
tncluded among te said papers upon Kb the sli
appllcatlcn will tv made
Tne object of ihe afor,atl appllcstlon Is to crtsta
the apt:niment of c'oiumlssii'ners wh 1 na 1 e:er
mine after public besting o' .e pa- rs lut resieb
whether such railroa 1 ought 10 1. c-m r 1 -te.1 sad
oi-erated, and shall rejvrt the ev ideu - tvk.ut sali
Appellate Division, togeih. r!ih a -er r .'tvtr de
termination wheturr su h road o.t n be c in
structed and operated vM h reptrt ' fv i' tto
e-iatru-iiin att oivrst w . r r j as th s
Board w II atk thst tt ,h I I.' c ri ej
by sal 1 court. t ian In lieu f t r-v H tao
property owrers ab n.-the f ' a 'lies.
Date! New York. Jihic -In !- ,
ROVRIIOP Ra"IH ThO-lr ' v"cOMMI
SlO.VERs Poll TUT I.V . I' VI .CK.
1 ' I'K, Prcsbunt,
LEWIS L DEL-WIt': 1 - - '
PAIltONS. -llrPV . "
111 llroitw i' V -".City
TRACT ROv HI UVu f
113 Wa.l Street. v -rk 1 Ity,
AUuruers to tho Boars),
CCrP.FVF cut l.T
0 CITY A ' '"TV OF NEW TORX.
FI.M0TT ' "'' VV-KI. Plalntttf, :
agate! TH'VI v- II SRY FRENCH, :
hAMl F! I . - U iri' KATE UW
1 .11 s adi .In .trttrn o Ihe istaleof
John J I aw 1 r ivshI, AI. H tV rfwwnva.
U i-MVIlllN FP.uKMAN. ISA SDMMOJa.
HU I F 1 y 0 . and SANTIAGO P.
I A lilt a, RneiTtrln supplement
sr pro. tdiuijs of the said Thomas
II nr French. Defendants.
Tt the above-named defen lant and each of Iheri
f,' AHE lleUtr'UY SI M'I'jM 0 to anser lh
cotnplalut In this actb'ii. anl tn scrveac,tpr kf 7 ur
ntstr tin the plaint. ir's atturnets wltliiu leu y
days aft rtle si'rvUe.if this umin in, ei !' 'f
the day of luchteivto ami In. aw . y rd re id
a iH'ar or austvr. Judgment will l tai : 4. v il
you by default for tho relief d uatidtd in tl v ai
pla'm.
Dated. New York, . 197
PA1U0N- il) PARP ft OCPFN
Plalntir vit. rti. v.
OraceaulP. O Addros Tr.uity li iiillns
No III H-.aIa s T
To Charles Prohraan and Alliayican
The fort going summons 1. serted ui'n you ty p
llcatlon 1 urouanl 1 an ord r f it n rn'e-
Smyth, one of ttrtt Justices of tlie-.1 reu ' rt ft
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