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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. MAECH 30, 1895. 9 SATURDAY MOANING, riwnr IO A. REAL ESTATE NEWS 000 Reading llo Phtla. Tntceesh DUFFY'S PURE lu do 99- Hi do do rights 25H 300 M.

Fwl iMALTW 50 Flat I op pref- Co. Cos. ot J. Mt Ball. A Oh to 10 nmmer'l Bank, 11 do 25 190 people'.

Trac as I iio MJt 100 R.1IO. Trttctkm. IS, liooo rug. coo. 7s.

r. 126 A8 TflE MARKETS AGAIN RflltlilED AN IMPROVEMENT IN GENERAL BUYING WAS NOTICEABLE 100 Metro. True KKN BRSKIONa. Rendfoic. 49 Pblla-Tmc-owh 88V 172 do 80 11-11 Realizing that under these conditions.

It would be unwise, as w-ell as unjust, to begin the payment of an Interest which could not be continued, the management decided not to begin it. but place the profit in the hands of a receiver and reorganize It on a basis which wonld enable It to meet promptly and continuously all Its fixed charges. When the receiver was appointed the company's only floating debt consisted of some car trust certificates, and they have always been promptlv met as they matured. No receivers' certificates have been issued during the receivership. The reconstruction committee, which was organized In the summer of 1803, consisted of S.

G. DeCoursev. Thouron, George E. Bartol, Carl GaeVer, C. Bretherton.

Isaac N. Seligman and Gustave Klssell. The principal object aimed at by the committee was to reduce fixed charges to within the earning capacity of the company, and this its plan of reorganization aa the aggregate of the new securities is 11-16 SU '6 do 1 A Handsome pv 1 eatierPocket (ase exchange or 10 ten-cent Paper tags taken from "Piper. HeidJieck r. Plug Tobacco chaI Uq I North Street.

Philadelphia. Cisfar Dealers will also exchange Tags for leather (ases 6tt 210 Ml cash 611-16 do cash 80 do rights 1T7 do 27), do -a da 6 11-16 do do sit do OVll 6 13-16 aw loo 100 nog 910 405 da. slO ZJ do do 27H 4311 do 813-18 itu do SJO do 6 11-ltl a do 8i 8 GRAIN AND SILVER ADVANCED Isotal Transactions Were Also More Encouraging, Though Metropolitan Traction and Welsbach Light Repeated Their Breaks of Thursday At the Close, However, the General List Was Firm. do do List of Permits Granted and Tranifers Recorded Yesterday. Linda street, south side, north of Cambria, five two-story brick dwellings, 14x34 2-3 feet.

J. C. Kaschbacker. 1542 Cumberland street, contractor. Forty-eighth street, southwest side, between Ameaseka street and Baltimore avenue, eight three-story brick dwellings, 20x61 feet.

Charles W. Budd Brother, contractors-Market street, 1222, six-story terra cotta and brick store, 24x116 feet. N. Snellenbnrg owners; Weeks Mlchaelson, 013 Walnut street, contractors. Market street, 1811-13, twelve-story stone, brick and terra cotta storage warehouse, 34 2-3x180 feet.

Fidelity Storage Warehouse Company, owners; Charles Baldersteln, architect Broad street, west side, south of Susquehanna avenue, two four-story stone dwellings, 17x60 feet. Anthony M. Zane, 26 South Fifteenth street, owner and contractor. Broad and Airdrle streets, northeast corner, three-story brick dwelling, 30x30 feet Daniel M. Collaner, 3701 North Broad street, owner and contractor.

Otsego. street, east side, near Morris, two-story brick factory, 61x125 feet. Allen B. do JB do 2 do 2S do rights 26 do 27 do 27 do 27 4 rennsylvani. 27 do 50 loo St yi-i li do 87 3uo do an 8UI do HHl do 57 300 blti oixi Nor.

Pacific 4 IIW do 4)4 15 North Perm 13 Hutch. Coslprer 25! 270 Metro. Traction. 81 3 10 do 82 THE REPUBLIC'S POPULARITY FINANCIAL FOR MEDICINALUSE 1 NO FUSEL OIL If hearfnrhe. bnrknrne.

norm thrnar mnA OOO.OUO, against f55.40ti.0U0 for the old company. The saving in maximum fixed charges, is per annum. The old securities consisted of first mortgage bonds. $20,000,000 second mortgage bonds, Income scrip, $400,000 debenture bonds and common stock. The securities of the new company, which will le known as the Western New York and Pennsylvania Hallway Company (the only change in the name beiug the substitution of the word "railway" for will be first mortgage bonds, $10,000,000 seconds, $10,000,0110 incomes and 10,000 1 common stock They will be Issued on and after April 20 next; and early next month I Sussex D.

Davis, the special master, will pass finally upon the receiver's account, i The officers and directors of the new com- pauy will be the same as ut present. 1 SO do-. ISO do Mora Than Ever in Demand ly Societiei for Benefits. Hundreds of busy workmen at Wilmington have taken possession of the steamer Republic, the pride of all Philadelphians, and are bard at work on the many extensive improvements that have been planned by the enterprising owners. When she steams up to the Race street wharf early in June to resume her dally trips to Cape May she will be fully prepared to add to her widespread reputation for speed and comfort.

do do 26 Kdlson Ktectrlc-lio 32 Electric Tree. 78 260 People's Trsc 5i4 45 do 65 6 Ins. Co. N. A 2M 64 Electric Tractton 840 paid 68 liooo Rdg.

Term, as cash 101 10000 is loouo da 2(00 RdK. con. 7s cd.126 12000 ton. Tr. 5 soJi 23000 do.

81 louo A B. T. r- ext 5s. 106 is 3000 Heston.Pas.5s.il!) 2000 Kewarfc Pftas.69 97? awo do 5000 P. W.

5000 People's Tr. 91 i 5000 Leh V. Coal os- 30UO NV.PSN Ist8s.l03 1106.36 Kd 3dp(. IOW manning ive yon reason to fear the prev-a ent crip, roil will be alail you have read these liueM. for, of course, yon are in aearcta of a remedy.

LET YOUR SEARCH END HERE AND DON'T WORRY ANY LONGER. Wneezinc, stiffness nnd other grip miseries nre put rout by Duffy Pure Mr It hiftkey. a tonic thnt snon wnken the body strona en one to libt its own halt en. I'mffeistH nnd grocers sell it. Jllnstrated Pantphiet will be sent by the $1,189,000 FIRST MORTGAGE Five Per Cent.

Forty Year Gold Bonds do do do An undercurrent of firmness was developed in the local stock market yesterday that was as surprising as it was pleasing to the majority of operators, who have longed for a broad, active market, something they have not had, excepting the recent spurt, lor many months past. Yesterday's movement was by no means regular; on the contrary, the market presented weak and strong spots at the same time, while fluctuations were more or less erratic throughout the day, and it was difficult at all times to judjre their course, so rapid were the "changes ia direction." But, as staled, an undercurrent of firmness was apparent at all times, which was due, probably, to the liberal buying orders uncovered on every reaction. Metropolitan Traction was again the centre of attraction. The selling movement in it was much beavier than on the preceding day, and a great deal of the stock came from bIiI hoarilv Ml Thtir- Itorke, contractor. Dajly street south side, between Eleventh 161 do 91S do 81 do Sua ana Twelfth, twenty-four two-story brick dwellings, six to be 16x48 feet eighteen to be 14xli8 feet.

Alexander Cowan. 2239 South Preparations for the coming summer are actively progressing at the office of the company. No. Ill Chestnut street, and Genr eral Manager W. F.

Russell reports an unusually heavy demand for charters and beuetlts. The Inducements that' are offered Dl'FFV MALT WHISKEY ROCHESTER, Y. ifth street, owner and contractor. Morris street, south of Hansberry, two-two-story stone dwellings, 18x70 feet. 100 N.

Y. S. 88 10U Welsbach Lkjht. 88 3oo do 38 33 do 30 do 37 100 do 87. 167 88 AO do 8SV 130 do 3D Travel to the South.

Said a general passenger agent yesterday; "One of the most remarkable things in the passenger situation Is the heavy travel South, and it is steadily increasing." He thonght that for the next five years the exodus to the South wonld equal that of the most noted times of Immigration to the ji. i-etersou. ji'oo Wakefield street, owner 36.43 Kd.RcvsCtr 102! 20u0 Kd.c. m. 4s.

ret loooo do aim contractor. Mnscher and Cambria streets, southeast corner, three-story brick store and dwelling. bellies. In pickle. 7a as to average; breakfast bacon.

lard, loose, butchers', 7c; refilled, pure, in tierces, 7li.T.. In t1.e T.V. in tnbe, SECOND 8E.10!V. teer; also at 8i coiuiuuta avenue. onrf n-hne ncllinir was attributed 5 J1" fity tallow, threRtorv' br I dwpi inn iv Vp -n, t.r 1 lii liotTslipniis.

prime. country, lu bar on southeast corner nf Wnterlnn unit Pnm. 100 N. Amer. 4X 40 Ins.

Ca N. Ame. S1J4 loo Phlla. 28 4 Sttioo Rdg. 3d cv.

5s. 13! 1000 Bd. 3d pt III. 58- loJl COMPANY PITTSBURGH, PA. West and Northwest.

He said that this was largely attributable to the fact that the Southern roads ure now practicing the tactics of the Western and Northwestern lines to secure the settlement of people on their 200 do tn rets, as to quality. Live Fowls were in fair sup- 2 N. 68 AFTER anil quiet. Ducks were scarce and of lute been securfnz the services of men I 1 tv SS Reading. loo do 20 do 11-16 sternly.

We quote: Fowls, 10'allc; old roosters, ducks, 13c. w-ho have made great successes on the i Northwestern roods and Discing them nt i 100 Phlla. Traccaah mH 300 do 80 loo do so 100 do 8 3. 6 69-16 Dated December 1, 1894 Interest Payable June 1 and December 1, in the City of New York. 150 20 do 200 do 61 100 Metro 51 91 the head of passenger departments, with Instructions to be aggressive and lay out such schemes as tbey did when on the Nortwestern lines to get the country settled and these Southern road officials are going about the matter systematically and with much vim.

to societies and organizations are extremely liberal, which, together with the great reputation of the boat. It is not strange that there Is a steady call for dates about this time. Last season the beneflts were particularly successful, and handsome sums were cleared by the organizations Interested. As the bookings are now at least a third more than at the same time last season parties contemplating an excursion should not delay In placing themselves in connnuul-catlon with the mannger or in calling at the otllce. Aside from the opportunity that is generously offered to make money there can be no more delightful a day's outing than furnished by the Republic on it8 Cape May trips.

FRED DOUGLASS' WILL It is Said to be Invalid So Far as the Disposal of Real Estate is Concerned. Washington, March 20. The will of the late Frederick Douglass was filed to-day. It Is dated August 3U, ISSti, and gives to the widow the house and fifteen acres of land in Anacostn, D. his writings, books, papers, pictures and paintings, except a portrait of himself, which goes to the daughter, Itosetta D.

Sprague. The widow also gets S10.000 In United 3H5 tion of stock, however, was good, and while its price was further depressed from to it easily rallied, and closed at 90a9O. Several firms which are largely interested in the property have written to officials of the company, asking whether there is anything wrong with the financial condition which would justify such Belling of the stock as has been lutely witnessed. To all such queries the same answer has been made, and it is, in effect, that Its position was never stronger than at present, uor Its prospects so bright us now. One firm, which requested certain information regarding the property, was Invited to send a representative to New York, and the company's officials promised he should have full access to the books of the company and such other assistance as they could personally render him.

"Whether or not the invitation will be accepted cannot be now stated, but it is a do do do do 8i'S 80 do 8o4 do 24 do 030 28 28 '4 do 2 do 28 fi do 2S4 do 28 4 do -Hi do 28li MARYLAND TRUST CO.BaltimorB brla strwts, two-story brick slaughter bouse, 16x20 feet. George Kessler, 1545 Perth afreet, contractor. Twenty-second and Moore streets, southwest corner, one-story stone church, 4tu4x 754 feet. Heed street Methodist Episcopal hurch. owners: John ti.

Huff, 619 Cherry street, contractor. Thirty-second and Oxford streets, southwest corner, two-story brick store and hall, feet. Pembeiton 625 Dreiel building, owners anil builders. Natrona street, east side, south of Oxford, two-story brick stable, )x70 2-3 feet, l'em-lierton contractors. Hunter laue, south east of Flftv-flfth street, two-story brick stable, 2Ux56 feet.

J. S. Cornell Son, contractors. TRANSFERS. Allegheny avenue, southwest side, 70 feet norihwest of Mercer street, V.

8. Steven-sou to L. I'. Kline, March 26, 1-4)5, 14x58, $2,300. Arrott street, northeast side, 85.854 feet southeast of Lange street, 50x240; Linden street, northeast side, and northwest of llorrocks street, 30x111.6, the Northwood VI 90 90 8tl? Wl4 90 894 Wl 00 Wii Dressed Poultrv Fresh-killed fowls were In fair supply and demand at steady prices.

Demand was supplied by the offer-' ings of choice frozen stock nt quotations. We quote: Fowls, fresh-killed, choice, small, lilliVjt. do. fair, large, HVjc. fowls, frozen, best here, lOnllc; chickens, fresh-killed, dry-picked, Western, choice, Western, fair to good, fen 12c.

chickens, frozen, choice, do. do. fair, lla 12c; turkeys, fresh-killed, choice, near-by, 14a 15c; do. Western, as to quality, l6a turkeys, frozen, young hens, 14Vja Ific; do. do.

ycumj; gobblers, 13al.Tac.; ducks, frozen, choice, 14aloc. do Total Mortgage, $2,800,000 Increased Its Capital. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Pirtsbui'K nnd Eastern Itniiroad Company, held yenterdny nt the company's office in, the Bullitt hulliilnR. it was agreed to increase the capital stock from U.7i)'M00 to SrMKrO.OtKt. There was a large attendance of shareholders, nnd the vote was unanimous.

The enpitnl is to be used to build a line from Mnhaffey to West; Newton, a distance of 115 miles, where connection is to be made with the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Itoad. A number of coal branches will also be constructed in Indiana county. iixi di o05 do 30 do 4 H. T. pf 10 Kan.

City Unit 100 Lehigh Valley 1011 cnociaw nisi 2-i Welstmrh Uht. 3814 25 Rochester 35 4 13th loth 7 do 22tt 4CWI ltd. 1st p. in. 8 2SH M) Newark Pu9s.os Wi lUHl P.

a. 1st 6a 103 2000 Pa, e. m. Use. ..131 These Bonds are coupon bonds of $1,000 each, to bearer, with privilege of registration of prtuctpal.

Principal and interest payable In United States Coin of the present standard of weight and fineness. 32 32)4 significant fact that this firm was a large Butter Demand was equal to the limited offerings of choice to fancy Western creamery, and the market continued in buyer of the stock yesterday. 40 jo 200 People's Trac. 35 do 45 do 38 Electric Trac. 55S 5000 People's Trc.4s.

OIK 700 ruts. 7s. water States bonds and $10,000 in money, the latter to be derived from other nronertv not Early in the day an effort was made to weaken Philadelphia Traction, and its price I loan, 'S 10114 already mentioned. The daughter. Itosetta Laud company to J.

Straubmuller, March 26, 1.S05, J1.800. was forced off from 88 to S7'4 but it was NOTES I). iM-raeue. and the three sons. Lewis.

Fred Closing Prices. Aspen street. No. 4216, J. L.

Heermann to good shape and Ann. Prints were in good demand and all arrivals of desirable grades met with ready sale at former rates. We quote: Elgin and other Western fancy sepa-' rat or creamery, Ulc jobbing selections, 22c; creamery, fair to choice, imitation creamery, choice, 13a 14c; ladle-packed. 8a as to quality: Pennsylvania creamery 11. A.

Heerinnnn, March 28, 181)5, 14x67.65,, mortgage or M.miu. nominal. llanibrey street, east side. 215 feet south of l'oplnr street, A. A.

Pancoast to J. M. Kayres. IS, 1879, 14x48, mortgage of prints, fancy. 22c: do.

choice, 21c; do. fair to good, 18a20c; prints Jobbing at 2.1a 20c. iiroad No. .1124 North, J. Stafford erick and Charles, receive an equal share amounting to about $15,000 each In value of the reuiaiuing property.

The will was witnessed by onlv two persons. The law of this district, It is an Id, rerui res an instrument of this charncter to he witnessed by three persons to pass real estate, and the will is therefore declared to be Invalid so far as the transfer of real estate is concerned. As to personal property, however, It is said to be valid. The petition for probating the will sets forth that the deceased died possessed of about lu personnl property. A hearing on the application for probate will be had next Friday.

Philadelphia bank clearings yesterday. balances, $1,353,650. The directors of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad have declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 per payable April 20, 1JSK5. Huhn Glendinning quote yesterday's closing prices of Chicago street railway stocks as follows: West Chicago, llGallti; North Chicugo, 20ua(K. Hayes Dickinson, formerly traveling nas- Eaos The market ruled firm and quiet, We quote for near-by and Western.

to k. u. Jiang, October 20, 181)4, 17.10x3, IfU.OOO. ilroud and Westmoreland streets, northwest corner. C.

H. Suowaker to J. C. without deduction from either said principal or interest for any tax or taxes which said I ruction Company may, by any present or luture laws of the United Htatea or of this fctute of Pennsylvania, be required to pay or retain on account of or from the said principal or Interest for National, tate or Municipal purposes, the Traction Company hereby agreeing to pay all sucb tux. or taxes:" Ibese bonds cannot be redeemed before maturity, and are so cured by a mortgage covering all the real estate, tracks, franchises and property of every kind and description now belonging to or which may here-, after be constructed or acquired by the Traction Company.

The present net earnings of that portion of The Second Avenue Traction Company' system now in operation are in excenm of the amount necessary to pay the Interest on nil divisional obligations, in addition to the above Issue of bonds. Under the provisions of the montrafre bonds were set aside for the purpose of retlrlnu all the divisional bonds, and $411,000 bonds for the pur pose of purchasing the McKeesport and Reynold -ton Passenger Railway, now controlled by lease lor yt) years by Tne second Avenue Iractton Company, and $400,000 bonds for extensions or the acquisition Uecrated eggs were Jobbed out la2c. above wholesale prices. Cheese The market was quiet and former extremes were hard to reach except on very fancy selections. We quote: New Bid.

Auk. JfioK low. A 4li AH 4 16 fr 51 51 60S fiS 611-16 613-16 6 7-16 43 46 57 58 67 57 88 S7 6 6 80 80 80 79 71 W3 26 26 26 15 16 10. 11 10 lbX IS 78 79 7A 78j tW'i 68S 68 68 M'4 6a 6 Mf-J 68 09 6ft 60 70 70. Lynch, March 12, 1)5, lSxlOO, ground rent of uominal.

Bouvier street. No. 2207, C. 3. Roonev to Lenten Valley Northern Pacific Northern Pacific Heading Lenten Navigation 8t Paul N.

V. N. Jfl W. N. Y.AP.t Phfla.

Trac. Reading genera) 4s Heading lit pref Reading 2d Reading 3d prt-f. Metropolitan Baltimore Traction Electric Traction. Klectrlc Receipts, tJ40 pd. People's Traction United Gas Improve Heetonvflle com Hestonville pref.

in demand later in the day and advanced steadily to 81. closing 8i)a88V4. The new "rights" were traded in for the first time yesterday. They started off at '2ii, sold off to Uo'fc. and then advauced to 28', with last sales at 2x14.

The stock, ex-rlghts, was dealt in between 70aS0. Only one price was made for Baltimore. 15'4; while Klectrlc was dull and steady between 78a78. closing 7Sa70. People's was active and moved up steadily from 54 to 55, closing 54a55.

Indianapolis was without sales, but Koch-ester l'asseuger was off Vi per cent, nt 35. Consolidated Traction 5s were weak at the opening, selling at 80, but late sales were made at 81. Welsbach Light made a movement similar to that on Thursday. Opening at It held firm at that figure awhile and then suddenly declined to 37V4. Inside buying orders were again caught and a prompt rally to 89 followed; it closed at United Gas and the Eleetrlc Storage Battery stocks were not traded In, but Edison Electric Light brought 115.

The railroad stocks were all firm and the major portion of them scored small net vt. unrueii, March 2K. 181)5, 14.2x48, 1,850. To M. E.

Oorueli, Bouvier street, No. 2209, 14.2x48. S1.850. senger agent of the Reading, has been ap- lork, full cream, fancy, small, llallc: pointed excursion manager for the Sanatoga i fair to prime. HKalUjc; large Park and Railway Company at Readiug.

choice. large, to good, 104 Ciltliarlne street, No. 2412. F. K.

Hippie to J. Kcriiun, March 18, 181I5. 15x10.3, Cathiirine street. No. 1518, T.

C. Lott to J. W. Lott, Mnrch 27, 1S1)5, 17x97.6, tlurfor street, north side, 70 feet west of The largest Sailing Vessel Afloat. Special Telegram to The Times.

Baltimore, March The largest sailing vessel in the world, the four-masted iron ship May Flint, formerly known as the transatlantic steamer Persian Monarch, sailed from Baltimore, to-day on her tlrst ii 1741'. winci ihiiw, an iu quality, Beginning April 1, E. M. Hmnstone, of and part skims, GaDc, as to quality. nrtfnrri.

will not naslctnnt BiiToii1.t.nl iweiiin sireet, ti. wiet.line to ti, w. stem-bach. March 27. 18U5.

256x52, Dickinson street, No. 2351, W. Tetlow to voyage as a sailing vessel, bhe is bound ent of the Philadelphia, Reading and New England Railroad office at Hartford, vice II. D. Masters, resigned.

Mr. Humstone tills at present the oihYe of master mechanic. F. A. Allison, of Hamilton, is to become chief train dispatcher and trainmaster.

is. i.onr. alarm 18. lsuo. laxio.

ji.300. Baltimore Ohio 68 and steady. Following are the jobbers' card prices, but on sales to wholesale grocers they allow a rebnte of 3-lHc. in addition to trade discounts: Cubes uiid powdered, granulated, 4c; crystal and diamond confectioners' A. 4c.

Eighth street, east side, 81 feet north of Edison Electric to San Francisco with a cargo of 4,300 tons of coal, the largest thnt ever left this port In a single vessel. She will reach Cape Commercial Rank Brown Brothers Co. offer for sale United Companies Flat Top pref Horn in mid-winter in that latitude, and many sea-faring men have grave doubts as to her conduct in stormy seas. They 189,000 first mortgage, 5 per forty WHOLESALE PRICES Philadelphia Trac, cash. tlxrorcl street, T.

K. Potts to T. is. Johnson, Alarch 21, 181)5, 16x100, mortgage of $4,000, Jl.O(K). Eighth street, east side, 18 feet north of Indiana street, Franklin street, west side, 18 feet north of Indiana street, 18x66, L.

Arnbelm to I'. J. Foley, March 7, 18115. $0,200. Front street, east side, and west aid of consider her too narrow for a sailing year, gold bonds of the Second Avenue Trae- iiiiti PmiinjiiiV.

nf 1'lf iuhiiri- 87 37 cranky' sliln and believe 'she will prove -The leading futures and unmanageable. This mammoth ship is ranged as follows: 300 feet lu length between perpendiculars. Her width Is 43 feet and depth 25 feet. She Wheat.No.2. 23 65 89 28 SO 08 4 20 84 25 22A 10 33 81 35 carries thlrtv sails with a total sail area March of 10,000 square feet May July Philadelphia Tr.

j. Welsbach Nortnern Central North American Co i Insurance Co. N. A North Penn Hutchinson Coal 13th A St Pan Choctaw Coal 4 Iron Kansas City S. Hunt.A Braid Top pref.

RocbfKter Pass. Market steady. of additional property. After careful investigation we have purchased tha remaining $1,180,000 bonds, and otter them for sal a at 97S per cent, nnd accrued interest, pay able Monday, April 8. Any fu ture Issue ot the bonds, reserved as above, will be under our control.

Application will be made to have these bonds "listed" on the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg Stock Exchanges. CopleB of the mortgage, prospectus, map, counsel's opinion, may be obtained at the offices of the undersigned. The Subscription will be opened nt tbet offices of the undersigned on the morning of IHondny, April 1, and close at 3 o'clock on the following day. Allotments will be made as promptly as possible thereafter. The right is reserved to reject applications, to close the subscriptions earlier than tbe said date, and to allot BmalJer amounts than those applied for.

ALEXANDER BROWN SONS, Baltimore, Md. BROWN BROTHERS PniUdelpbls, Pa. K8 Regarding the rumor that the Northern Pacltic would make, application to the court for a further issue of receivers' certificates to pay interest on the collateral trust notes due May 1 next. Comptroller Scott savs: "There is no foundation of fact for It ot all. I have no advices leading me to believe that the interest on the collateral trust notes will not be met lu the ordinary way." The Atchison reorganization plan will, it is seml-ofiiclally stated, be formally sigucd by the foreign committees at a meeting to Hrs.

Julia Marlowe-Taber's Farewell. 'The School for Scandal" was presented Open. High, Low. Close. 55 64 r4 mi, s5i 55 ouis ai wfa 5u 45'4 4S 4514 4R 4tiVi 4fii 40 4li" 4l)4 IC'Js 2ovi an 2914 20 2Mi 1W4 an ar to a fine audience at the Walnut Street The Com, No.

2. March May July Oats, No. 2. May June July 1. atre last evening, and Mrs.

Julia Marlowe- gains on the dny's trading. The coal stocks were unaffected by the adjournment of the presidents' fleeting without, liavltig acoiuu-plished any definite result, which was due to the very general belief that benefit wilj yet be the ultimate outcome of the present Agitation of tbequestlonslnvolved In the dispute between the producing aad carryiug companies. Reading advanced from 6 7-1B to 13-16, closing 11-16, while Lehigh Valley was also fractionally higher at 32V4 Lehigh Navigation was without sales, but Pennsylvania ugaln touched 01. Choctaw sold only at llM-i, Uroad Top preferred at 51, St Paul at 57a57. Northern Central was up 2 per cent, at 68, but the remainder of the list was practically unchanged.

Bonds were fairly active and generally firm. The market closed steady. Yesterday the wheat, silver and share markets advanced, and In all three markets the movement was more than usually speculative. In grain Its chief basis was the rumors of poor outlook in the crop district. President Cable, of the Rock Island, said: "It is dry everywhere West It is particu Taber repeated her beautifully artistic Impersonation of the role of Lady Teazle, the comnanv.

including Mr. Robert Tnber 146 I People Traction. 1,43 Water street, 91.8 feet south of Callowhlll street, J. H. Keck to S.

O. Luther, March 16, 18115, 16.8x40, mortgage $5,000, $4,000. Franklin street, west side, 36 feet north of Indiana street, Weiler to P. Foley, Mnrch 7, 18115. 36x06.

$2,000. Franklin street, west side, 72 feet north of Indiana street, J. Hoardman to P. J. Foley, March 7.

1X115, 18x60, $1,000. Fourth street. No. 923 South, J. Lauer to W.

McMillan. March 11, 1895. 11x84.5, $2,400. Franklin street, west side, 90 feet north of Indiana street, J. M.

Kennedv, to P. J. Foley, March 7, 1S95, 18x66. $1.0110. Forty-sixth street, southwest side, 130 feet southeast of Chester street, 2 lots, 43x 126, each ground rent $270; Forty-sixth street, southwest side, 105 feet southeast of Chester, 25x126, ground rent $300; Forty-sixth street, southwest side.

173 feet southeast of Chester. 27x126, ground rent $300, Robert Anderson to LeVls Fotlell, March 27, 1895, nominal. Same sold Lewis Fodell to John Alrey, March 27, 1895, subject to same be held In I mi M.uwlnv If n.na 1 Mess Pork. i Electric as Joseph Surface, being generally excellent last week by the New York eommitfoe'mwl May 12.45 12.55 12.65 6, leu buodry 12.1214 12.47 12.57V4 12.65 Pennsylvania. Reading Leblifh Valley Nor.

I'ac. com 8t. Paul Phlla, nfiiL over on me Hieamsntp ljUeania. Ue 1 Lnrd. 2.T5I1 Total.

is.wa 1 directors of the company will issue a clrcu- in support, -ine matinee ana evening performances for to-day conclude Mrs. Mar-lowe-Taber's remarkably successful four weeks' engagement. For the matinee 2.655 Bonds lar next week approviug of the plan and r'e- DNLISTK1 8KCURIT1KS. Twelfth Night Is the bill, aud to-night's May July September Short lilbs. May July entertainment will be that very popular 7.0714 7.20 7.40 6.23 0.45 U.00 7.071,4 7.22Ml 7.40 6.30 0.45 0.60 7.021.4 7.1754 7.35 fi.25 D.4U 6.55 7.0554 7.20 7.35 fl.

30 H.45 6.5754 Welnbach Lleht Baltimore Traction. 873 I Metropolitan Trae.fi.7n9 i 300 I Choctaw Coal A Iron luo N. HOLMES SONS, play, "lngouinr, the Barbarian. Pittsburgh. Pa.

oiiimeuuiug ueposiis 01 securities thereunder. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Wheat Receipts, 5,225 bushels; ship September NEW YORK STOCKS Argument in the Diamond Cutters' Case. Washington, March 29. Assistant Secre Cash nuofatlnns were as follows Flour.

THE COMMONWEALTH TITLE INSURANCE AND TKUT COMPANY. 818 CHESTNUT tstreeu firm: No. 2 spring wheat, 57a617c; No. 3 jrrounu rents, nominal. ments, Dusuels; stock, 117,853 bushels.

Cpen. High. Ix)w. Close. Gafat.

CAPITAL tary Hamlin, sitting with Superintendent Stump, of the Immigration Bureau, gave Am. Sagar Rer. Amer. Cotton a hearing to-day to Francis B. James, of Cin SVKPLUS 250.0W1 Insures TITLES to Real Estate.

Executes TKLrtTS of every description. Receives money on POSIT and allows 2 per loo; 10l VMH 101 24 400 1 Jue uiarset ruieu uriu ana aavancea lyue. a. mi J. a MC 2 I bullish speculation, due to contlmied -t -3 Vhlte' 1 ItiftSo- 18Ja' '-WV No.

side, 78 feet south of 57 S7. 57 57 a changed and foreS avenue, S. A. Brown to the mi 49(4 49'i 49), 100 sales of 1 1 ml 11 I 4 barlc'' 48u51c; No. 1 llaxaeed, Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust Coin- ISIS Itin 131 131 200 elevator at 5e 2 cars No 2 rl i Vn 2 li Pttm' lim'ithy seed, mess pork, per I pany, March 28.

1S95, 24.6x78.10, mortgage 57X 58 6 7 57 11.000 iw? li, huTi, I iZi'f w'. fS.liai: tal. per 1(1) poomls, 1 nominal. cent. INTEREST, payable on check.

Top A a Bait A Ohio Canada Consolidated M. A St. Paul. Chfft 4 Northw Cbic, R. I.

A Pun C. A 81. Cties. A Ohio Chic, Bur. A Quia.

B600 i 011 nrlvnte terms Ontiniis nnened- snort nils slues, loose. Ulrnrd aveuue, north side 17.2i lent west iZ a Anrl 1 atAiiifilc Vlav ttliaSinlr. run i dl'-v Bhoulders. liosc-d, of Hlliberd street, P. Welsbecker to B.

short clear sides, boxed. vMAv Johnson. March 27. 1895. 10x59.

mortinim of i.tiAJMS money on I'ouaterai or mortgage. Becomes SURETY for Administrators, Ac Sui'e Deposit Boxes for Rent, HENRY M. DKCHERT. President. ANDREW J.

MALON EY. Vice President. KDWA1U) H. BONALL, Second Vice President, in charge of Titles and Trusts. AI'AM A.

HTULL, Secretary and Treasurer. ANDREW T. KAY, Assistant Title Oillcer. CHARLES K. ZUG, Anslstunt Trust Ottloer.

DIRECTORS: distillers' finished goods, per gallon. Kl'tt: S3.000. SI. 750. quoted 91 'i 4X 88 I7 73 71 'i 161 sugars, unchanged.

Koceipts Flour, 7.000 Hamilton street, north side, Lancaster barrels; wneiit, iimhiii Dusuels; corn, 83.INI0 avenue, northeast side, anil Thirty-ninth bushels: oats. bushels: rviv ruin Chicago Gaa. 1,400 4,200 1,700 aw 1IW Corn Receipts, 12,371) bushels; ship- ments, 3,927 bushels; stock, 312,944 bushels; I The option market ruled firm, under light I cinnati, on behalf of Frank Van Heet, of Antwerp, one of the diamond cutters refused a landing some days ago by Dr. Sen-ner, the Immigration Commissioner of New York. At the conclusion of Mr.

James" argument the hearing was postponed until next Tuesday, when other counnel for Mr, Van Ueet as well as for the government will be heard. The Philadelphia to be Relieved. Washington, March 29. The Olympta will be sent from Mare Island Navy Station to Honolulu to relieve the Philadelphia. The Philadelphia probably will be docked and scraped at Mare Island and will then go to the Asiatic station, relieving the flagship Baltimore.

It has been reported that the Philadelphi.1 was not in good condition, but It Is now known that nothing is the matter except thnt she needs to be freed of bnruacles, etc. Minister Willis, It Is possi larly ary in nausas, nut It Is also very dry in Iowa. The drought has gone far enough to make railroad people feel nervous, but It has not gone so far yet that a rain would not bring the crops out all right. The situation is disturbing. One could hardly call It critical." Vice President Ripley, of the St.

Paul, speaking on the sniiie subject, had this to say: "We ore getting drought reports from nil over the spring wheat territory. The seeding Is being delayed. Minneapolis bad a rain a week ago, but there are complaints from there again. There was a deficiency of precipitation in the winter. I don't think there is any scare on yet.

But it could develop into one before, long The advance In silver In the open market In Loudon was followed by a corresponding rise in bar silver In New York, which has led to Increased strength and activity in sliver certificates. The official price of silver is fixed at 2 P. M. dally in London at a meeting of bullion dealers, and this rate stands as official, notwithstanding what operations may have been made prior or subsequent to the official anuouueemeut. The price is thus fixed In order to enable producers and smelters to a basis for operations.

Yester Uick. West. 182 Del. A 17 Tifi 71(4 162 127K 15) sua tH 28 S3 25 Abraham M. Battler, Francis E.

Brewster, Charles Carver, Henry M. Dcchert, Samuel T. Fox, William ttoriuan, William fl. Rlitccold, John H. Sloan, Frederick Sylvester, Isaac fi.

Yocuin, John M. McCurdy, Joseph Savide. Dls. 4 Oat. Den.ft R.

Grande Do. pref. Frle Erie A Western General Hocking bushels; barley, 25,01 K) bushels. Shipments -Kloiir, 8,000 barrels; wheat, 12.000 corn, 40.000 bushels; oats, KiO.ooO bushels; rye, 5,000 bushels; barley, lci.otiO bushels. On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was steady; creameries, loa 2oc; dairies, eggs, steady, at IPM 12c.

Prices of Oil. New York," March 20. Petroleum heavy. Pennsylvania oil closed $1.13. 1114 100 35 300 H'4 7m 18'.

too 35! 12,800 27fj 500 street, east side, Charles lldrlcksen lo Arthur J. Wright, January 15, 18.15, 121.7k mortgages of 113.000, minal. Hamilton street, south side, 258.0 feet west of Eighteenth street, S. h. Gessler to S.

W. Snyder. March 10, 1805, 15.2x00.3, mortgage of $2,400, $2,000. Same sold S. W.

Snyder to J. M. Gessler, March 10, mortgage of $2,400, $2,000. Janney street, northwest side, 70 feet northeast of Ontario street, h. i Mcfiulre to W.

Moffltt, March 28. 1805, 25x50, $1W. Lee uveuue. north side, 25 feet east Slxtv-flrst street, H. Lee to J.

J. Leger, March 27. 1W.5,- 14x80, $1,650. Montgomery avenue, northeast side, 45.2 Andrew J. Maloney, Henry St uuiieu, Henry J.

McCarthy. otterings and higher advices from other home grain centres, and prices here advanced Vtiic. per bushel. Cables were firm but foreign demand continued light. Local ear lots were In small supply and Wile, higher, with a fair dehiand.

of 2 cars No. 2 low mixed, lu Twentieth street elevator, at 50c. 3 cars No. 2 mixed. In do, at 1 our No.

2 yellow. In grain depot, nt nOic: 800 bushels No. 2 mixed, spot. In Port Richmond ele.vntor, at 41l-'iic. 24 OIK) bushels No.

2 nilxwl. c. 1. f. London, on private terms, and 10.000 bushels in export elevator, for April delivery, ot 50c.

Options opened: March and April, 50a50ic; May. riOVjaoOc. June. and closed with the same figures quoted. ble, may conciuue io reiuru iu iue umifu Jersey Central 84 Kan.

A Texas 25 LakexborcA M.Ho. IX7 Louisville A 61), N. A. A -7H 137 187 States on the Philadelphia. days auvauce in tne price of silver at 6IX 61S 7 7 23 1IX mi itci BuumfHsi iunuims sirm, d.

E. j.rosi to A. V. Le Compte, March 20, 185)5, 14x 80.3, $2,200. tributed to a growing belief that England STOCKSBONDS Bought and nld on Commission.

Orders executed promptly and satisfactorily. Members of the Philadelphia and New York Stock Excttanges. Exclusive private wires between oar Philadelphia and New York offices. DEHAYENSTOWNSEND 448 Ckestnat Street, rhilndf-lphia. 40 Wall Street.

Mew Verk. In Memory of Douglass. The National Republican Club of the 9,500 200 1.100 3,501) 300 100 500 ir too 1,200 500 Do. pref 2K Manhattan ConaoL, 109jj Missouri Pacific 24 National Lead 8k 23 Twenty-second ward Is making preparations win consent to join toe in-metallic coherence, which now has assurances of representation from the United States. France and 32 85 1 92 64 S8 na 74 11 1:1 i 17 S7 MX 25 ii ma 52 7 28 lt 24 85 4 16 4X iX 18 1 23 4 13i 4X MX 28 15 -lOlj 8 80 4JJ, Germany.

It is said that Spain is In the market as a buyer of bullion in connection Oats Receipts. 10,038 bushels: withdraw-als, 13,443 bushels: stock. 229.032 bushels. Prices of car lots were held with more firmness because of light offerings, but demand Do. pref Northern Pac.

com. Da pref North AmericaoCo. who tne uuoan insurrection. an In stocks, meantime. It was plain that the i a iJ, riiiui-os were also N.

V. Cen. 4 81 85 4 in s-i 18 36)f 374 22 95 I2K i nriu niiu one uenveries were Via-itc. higher hales of 2 cars No. 2 mixed, at and S.

B. A W. new. Do, pref. N.

Y. A N. E. as. pd Ontario A West.

BROWN BROTHERS CO. S. K. Cor. FOURTH and CHESTNUT Sta, COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CRBDIT for to.

portatlon of merchandise. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for Travelers, BILLS OF EXCI1ANG1S0 rt CARLE TRANSCERS OD "U0trl9. oney received on deposit nd luterest allowed. KlKb Urarie Investments a Specialty. 85 97 8X 800 2,800 8.800 1.8U0 500 400 avenue, Ao.

j. w. Zebley to R. T. Hrowne.

jlarch 22, 1805, 14x42, $1,800. Melrose street, south side. 300 feet west Frankford street, 20x100; Cambridge street, middle, 120 feet West Orthodox Btreet, 30 125. J. Cleslinski to W.

E. Dudley, March 28, 1M. $450. Ninth street. No.

2745 North, R. Gillespie to C. Phillpp, March 27, 18U5, 15.2x51.34, $2,500. Ormes street. No.

8010, R. Nixon to J. Weiss, Mnrch 25, 1895, 13.6x76.2, mortgage $500, $1,000. Ontario street, south side. 100 feet east Broad street, Philadelphia Trust.

Safe Deposit and Insurance Company, trustee, to Lemuel A. White, March 20, 1895, 170.x 432.3. $10,000. Peach street, west side. 175.2 feet south Lnnsdowne, J.

J. Mcl'hilomy to A. A. LUter, March 2. 1805, 24.10x75.5, $1,500.

From J. J. Lister, Peach street, west side, 200. feet south Lansdowue, 25.2x74. 2 Vt, $1.110.

PacllicMail 28 to hold a memorial service in Town Hall, Germantown, April 9, in memory of Fred Douglass. Those who have promised to attend and deliver addresses Include Coroner Samuel H. Ashbrldge, Rev. J. It.

Palmer, of the African Methodist Episcopal Church; Perry Wallare and B. B. Powell. The Philadelphia Pelican Quartette will furnish the music. A Gambling House Held Up.

Glenwood Springs, March 20. At 12.30 o'clock this morning three masked men armed with Winchesters and revolvers entered Campbell Connor's saloon and commanded all present to hold up their bands. They then helped themselves to the money Iu the drawers of the faro table and roulette wheel, amounting to over $500. After securing the booty they tired several shots Into the floor and ceiling and left. ran io.

wnite, pan snort storage, at 37c Options opened: March and April. 30a37c; May. June, 87H374ct and closed with the same figures quoted. FLOUB-Recelpts, 3,836 barrels and 7,046 sacks. The market continued verv ouiet.

85 4 ie 4X 95 I2X 35 A. 37 22 4X 12! a MS 28 15 101. lii 88U 12 18 17.500 43f 100 10 CIW PIC TAX MEETING TO-NIGHT NATA-OliluLC Hall, Broad, bel. Wal. All wel.

Peoria, Dec. A 44 Phlla. A 12 St Loula Da pref loilf at P. A Dul. 28 Tenn, C.

A I 15 "exas Pacific. OH Union Pacific 10i 200 100 400 300 100 SECONDS HELD FOR TRIAL Ui 0. Cordage 6f Participants in a Nonpareil Club Boxing Bant 8 25 16 si 10 6 4 tH Wi 12 42 smaller try of surface manipulators were busy. Purchasers from this quarter are a sure enough sign of more confident general feeling. The transactions, however, though imparting a tone of much vitality to the market, will naturally be taken leBs seriously than the heavy buying a week or two ago.

The advance in stocks was pretty well distributed. All the Granger securities were strong, even Burlington and Qulncy moving upward at the start. There were. In fact, some signs of a new speculative interest in this group of Btocks. Atchison stock 'and bonds advanced very rapidly.

This was a fair illustration of one distinct phase In the current movement-the dealing fn low-priced securities of, embarrassed ronds on the assumption that reorganizations are growing practicable. The expectation from a speculative standpoint Is legitimate enough for nothing is shown more clearly In the present financial situation than the fact that powerful banking interests are milting their efforts and resources to clear away some of the insolvencies which now block the path of progress. Arguing on a slnillur basis Wall street, which but a few days since was confident of failure In the anthracite conference, had It that everything In the harmony programme had becu already settled nnd indorsed. The market was strung with Must Face a Jury. James Ryan and Fred Morris, who have rertn sireet, io.

nin, u. n. iveney to ij. G. Hnlxerelt, March 27, 1895r 16x39.11, mortgage $700.

Thirty-and-a-Half and Arlington streets, southeast comer, J. 8. Serrill to A. IUtter, March 28. 14x50, ground rent $00.

but offerings were light and prices were steadily maintained. We quote: Winter super, extras, No. 2 winter family, IVnnsvlvania roller straight, Western winter clear, do. straight, 2.00; do. patent, spring, clear.

straight, 13.25n3.40; do. patent, favorite brands higher. Rye Flour continued scarce and Arm. We quote choice Pennsylvania at 2.85 per barrel, some holders asking $2.00. Baled Hat and Straw Receipts, 300 tons.

There was a steady demand for desirable grades of hny, receipts of which were closely sold up at firm prices. Rye straw was in small supply and sold fairly at for Do. Western Union Wabasn Ho. pref Whig. 8E.t Do.

pref 1,600 200 400 100 500 )4 14? 42 lieen under arrest for some time, charged. with aiding and abetting a prize-fight held A Supposed Discovery of Silver. Huntington, W. March 29. Much excitement prevails In Wayne county over the supposed discovery of silver on White's creek, in the western part of the county.

Dii ri ne the Dast few weeks an Immense $1,100. at the Nonpareil Club recently, were given inirteentn srreei, o. iorrn, Abny s. Queen to Franklin B. Mayer, March 25.

hearing by Magistrate fole yesterday. The nnnclnals in the fleht were "Joe But 180n. 18.11UX75. S20.000. In.

anrl t.nlvm.M slide has occurred in a hill there, which develops large quantities of sbining metal. A Tweuty-tirst street and Falrmount avenue, southwest corner, Rolert Scott to Mahlln FLNAKCE AND RAILROADS Kewi and Gossip Gathered Prom Their Principal Centres. It. Kwartley. March 27, 1805, 40x80, mort were accused by Detective Bernstein of having acted as SecondB.

Counsel for the oners made a plea for their release, but Magistrate Pole said the evidence agaiuttt them did not warrant him In letting them go without a trial before a Jury, and they were accordingly held In $(X)0 ball for trial. gage Si, 700, 3.000. Wolf street, north side, 50 feet east of The Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad Company receivership will end, it i was officially announced yesterday, at mid-j night Sunday. The property wlU thus have been under the protection of the United close guard is now being kept on the premises. 1 Creditors Purchase an Iron Company's Plant.

Akron, Ohio, March 20. S. L. Severance, of Cleveland, representing the creditors, has purchased the plant of tbe Akron Iron Company, at Sheriff's sale. The purchasers paid $200,000 for the property, $87,000 for the real estate and $113 for the assets.

The plant will be started with a full force soon. mer rates. Weuuute: Hay Timothy, large bales, choice, $14; fair to prime, small bales, choice. 13.75; No. 3 tlmolhv, small bales.

No. 2 12al2.2.': No. 3, No. 1 mixed clover. 11.50nl2; No.

2 clover, $0alo; prairie, as to qualftv, $Nat). uui a Biigui. reuciivu uic close. KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The mpny.

who live better than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by. more promptly adapting; the world's best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the ref reshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxative; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Fip is for sale by all drug-' gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it ia manufactured by the California Fig Syru)i Jo.

only, whose name is printed on every ackAge, also the name, Syrup of Fig ind being well informed, you will tccept any substitute if oflered. straw o. i arraigni rye. iz.au: iso. do.

PHILADELPHIA STOCKS Reported by DeHaven Townsend, brokers. Drexel building. $12: tangled rye, wheat, $7.50 BKPORB SESSirNS. I 7-16 8 6 8-18 6 States courts exactly two years, as the appointment of Receiver Samuel 6. DeCoursey, who Is also president of the company, was made on April 1, 1803.

Unlike other receiverships the past few years, this one was not due to default In Interest and ether usual causes, but resulted from the burden placed upon the company by the reorganisation of 1S87, which provided, among other things, the payment of Interest on second mortgage bonds from and after April 1, 189H. The management was well aware that this Interest could not be earned under conditions which then existed, as rates on all classes of traffic were so low as to: Tenth street. T. KUiough to v. M.

Leonard, Mamh-27, 1805. 60x08, $8,000. Watklns street. No. 1043.

T. Gaffney to W. M. Llndnle, March 27, 1805, 15x45, ground rent $35). $4'l.

West Chelten avenue, southeast side, 158 feet northeast of Green street, W. P. Brown to S. E. Hughes, March 26, 1895, 30x72.1, $8,500.

College Presidents Hay Form an Association. Chicago, March 29. College presidents from the colleges of the North Central States convened to-day at the Northwestern University, Evnnston. The meeting was called to discuss the subject of organizing ao inter-collegiate association. It Is also the purpose of the meeting, if possible, to agree on a special method for the admittance of students to the universities.

The following Institutions are represented: University of Wisconsin, University of Iowa, University of Minnesota, Ohio State University. University of Missouri. Oberlln, Lake Forest, Northwestern and University of Chi 100 210 do BO do tt do 3O0 do Adams' Iloted Picture for the Seventh Cavalry. Fort hilby, March 29. The celebrated oil painting by Gassidy Adams, "Cua-ter's Last Fight," has been presented to the Seventh Cavalry at Fort Riley by Adol-phus Busch, the St.

Louis brewer. The painting is 32 feet long by 11 feet high. as; oat, Clover Seed was quiet and unchanged. We quote: Western, good to choice, per pound, 0Viac; Pennsylvania, as to quality, 8a9c Provisions were Jobbing fairly at steady prices. We quote: City family beef, per barrel.

smoked beef, per pound, 13a beef bams, per barrel, family pork, sweet pickled bams, cured in tierces, OVialOc, as to average; 8 11-18 BloodfHerveFood WHAT IT IS I The richest of all restorative Foods, because it replaces the SBmesiibsuoces to the blood ax id nerves that are exhausted in these two life-giving fluids by disease, indigestion, high living, overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, eta WHAT IT DOES! By making tbe blood pore and rich, and the digestion perfect, it create solid flesh, muscle, and strength. Thenerven being imtle ftrong, the brain becomesactiveandclear. Forre-Htorlng lost vitality and stopping all wasting drains and weakness in either sex. It lias no equal and as a female regulator It Is worth Its weight In gold. One box lasts a week.

Price or Ave boxer 12.00. Druggists or by mall. IfifnrmHtionnas. THE DR. CHASE COMPANY, tUl PeangroveSh.

Philadelphia. 2 Pblla. Tmccash 88 too do. cash 87 100 87 80 do. cash 87 105 1 do rights 2 2uo people's 54 200 do ..54 5 do 55 85 Metro.

Traction. 82 loo do 9t? 85 do oi 215 do 91 200 do wm 91 200 01 100 91 200 do 10 ft 80 do 50 14 do 80 IOC St Paul cash 57 200 do. 67 200 do cash 57 100 flortb. 4 100 S. Y.

A N. K. 87 88 Welabacb l.lrht 8 25 Blue. Trac. rea 840 paid 88 leave only a slight margin or pront to the company.

The Iron business early in I8l3 sweet-plckled skinned bams, Wfl ft hart In a rianlnrahla nAnrllHnn mirl It- i vi, .1. '1 A Jockey Killed by a Train. Washington, March 21). Chick Boyle, a white Jockey, 22 years iH, employed by a man named McMnbon at the Did Dominion Race Track, was run over and killed bv a railroad train to-day. His home is In New York.

from the handling of coal and other products j. smoked, shoulders, plckle-cured. uo Vi entering into the manufacture of Iron that smoked, picnic hams, smoked. 7 Via 100 Balto. Traction-.

15JJ ine company receives its largest income. eweei-picKiea, ovfeuoftc; cago..