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New Haven.
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Correspondence Of the Herald.l

correspondence of the Herald.I
New HAVEN, July Is, 1912.
Fourth Of July IN Ncw Hrcn- old Yah-Studcns
-Ladies--dccidem- U. S. Brig apprentice o',-
tine, &c.
DEAR BENEFIT
What are all of your correspondents about that
they have not written you line lately from this
place! We will thus be neglected, for no paper
popular here the New York Herald.
On the 18th Of July, we had the most delightful
time here imaginable. Thanks to temperance, we
had no riots no fights, fires, and nothing unplea-
SAINT Our military turned out fine and nothing
could supass the beauty of the young ladies' of New
Haven, who attended the various churches and
other places of celebration this day but among
the iairest OF the falrwere Mus Mn, Mis- Ii,
Miss is, Miss HI, Miss S-h, and the
magnificent Miss M A..
DO you know that we are going to have a new fire
proof library built in Old Yale and in it are to be
deposited all those valuable works, of which this
college possesses the choicest selection extant The
students here behaved well on the 4h, and have
done for some time They have left of for a time
insulting our young ladies' when they are out walk
ing gal alone
kosclusko ran foul OF sloop belonging TO Brook.
haven, and carried away one wheelhouse and
wheel, besides other damage. The passengers
were brought back here by the sloop to-day and
went on TO Hartford on the railroad.
The beautiful United States brig Apprentice, with
her lllipntlan crew, leaves noble river Mon
day, bound on cruise She is a sweet craft, 10
tons burhen, rugged and fitted like man of-war,
and manned by 50 boys
Let me hope that you will take New Haven in
your route home and if you do stop at that splendid
establishment, the Tontine Hotel, New Haven, I'M
der the direction of 5. w. Allis, Esq. Having re-
Gently spent few weeks at that house, and ENJOY
ed its comforts and Injuries, the kindness and at
ention OF the gentlemanly proprietor, and all con-
nected herewith, / can safely say that IL has no
superior in this country. Furnished in the best
manner, with large and airy rooms, and located in
the most eligible and beautiful part of the city, it
presents the highest inducements to the travel err
make it his abode. Persons who are leaving New
York. other large Cities or the purpose of spend
ing a few weeks in the country can find no better
nor more agreeable place for summer residence
Bennett, and bring h .jcune cditein along, and my
word for it you will be delighted, or else never be.
eve Yours, j. 81
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Boston.
Correspondence Of the Herald

BosroN, July 49, O'Clock p. M.
Sdaing Of the Royal Mail Steamer Caedonia-De-
partwe Of Fanny Eissler-M Melancholy Aceidcrt-
Tpo Ne,c Daily Paprs-Markefs, Se.
of the Rev. Seth Bliss, Secretary of the
American Tract Society, instantly killed yes
terday in Commercial street, by being thrown from
a chaise. The lads head struck the side walk. He
was between five and six years Of age, and was
riding in company with his father and mothers Sis
ter, who were both severely injured, though it is be-
heved not dangerously.
Several new papers are about being started in this
city, Two of them are to be daiIes, viz the
:" American" Clay paper, to be under the edtori-
al direction of John II. Waland, Esq, late of the
"New Hampshire Eagle" and the DAILY Circu-
lar" which is TO be published by MI L. Marchant,
late Of the Boston Traveller, and edited by Thomas
Welles, Esq, assisted by his talented lady, Mrs.
Anna Maria Weles, SO well known as a valuable
contributor to the periodical literature OF our coun-
try. Mr. Wees Is man of extensive acquire
ments possesses an excellent taste and judgment,
and has had the advantage OF much travel. Under
such management, and with IN: assistance obtain
ed, the DAILY Circular" can hardly fail of success
Notwithstanding the great multiplicity of papers
within the last year or two.
The steamer Caledonia, Capt. Lott, will steam
Tor Halifax and Liverpool this afternoon at five
o'clock. She has twcnty-four passengers for the
those for the latter Fanny Elsser and friend,'
and Mons. j. Sylvan. Lord Glannis has also taken
passage. But three or four Of her passengers hail
from New York. The Acadia, il is expected, will
not arrive till the 18th, she did not leave Liver
pool until the 9TH.
The demand for cotton is most unprecedentcdy
dull. Sales fer the week are only about 800 bales
New Orleans sold for 8 81 Sc. Flour is dull of
SALE and the supply is abundant. Genesee, good
common brands, brings So 6,l2, and fancy 6,lS,
cash Ohio, Sc cash Howard street, do. The
prices Of corn have fallen tile owing the large
supply and limited demand Southern yellow fiat,
5Sa Soc; white, 55 Soc. per bushel, cash. The
sales of tea are small. Young hyson, country,
brings As co. and Canton made dull at &c. gun
powder and imperial Sc; Pouchong IS Soc, and
Souchong 81 42c. per h., 6 mos.
Yours &c b.
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ROAR RIDING

r,,s AT PEAL, MONMOUTH, co. NJ,
jacob % Rss
.Spss
be found VERY moderate Also stablns &C. for horses
pisSse no effort will be wanting
render who him s@oIiaSle and that II:
house VIII be found equal to along the coast e30 I'm
BrSsrrr s :eSel. Ia day. pas. 'siH noticed
ss sS y as Eay f
them all over but did HS Gil i HOUSE, Tsa!0n made Of
Now very likely you have never heard of this place.
'S e ak . s%' and i' S @
several gentlemen from your place though! they would esl
calls q cali again again.
o.: asSs' fSSs
So ss % Ses
SS.pdsd BY !hs tss,s Kind %oansin:
is Hss d. s m hsT sy n fine T
which dei hazard sa nohns Saying for e9s
Pix; fishing not second Ney EnElspd i II ihs
sS S.% a S:5 a. ss
* :iP ssS 5sss @
sta' aa''
rns & e y fee, % ri
about this had people should look over for
By s hs fare heard s sS
daily and passengers breakfast here and dine New York
Yours, with respect,
j4 2wsc JOHN BARSTOW.
pEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS This well know n
ID watering place. situated in Bedford County, Pennsy
open for the reception of visitors.
To those yhohsve never visited the Springs be
pike which passes through Pennsylvsns from Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh few miles of the chief elevation of The Ale
ghany Mountains.
Every thing has been provided this watering place render
those who seeking enjoyment
Amusement will be found suited all tastes good band
Of music will be in attendance.
daily will leave Chambesbug in the morning and
arrive at the springs the evening persons prefer the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road 70 Hancock will have daily
coaveyances from there the springs
The liberal patronage extended the subscriber the
will the coming season.
for Il amusement and comfort Of his guests. >
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
Jezo cod lm'r Proprietor
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAWS, at Long Branch.-This
ten've and delightful Sea Bathing Establ shment will be
opened the subscriber the 9th june He begs
respectfully inpm its former patrons and the public that
considerable additions and alterations the comforts
have been made since last year, and will be complete ead
for their accommodation.
Wshingro be reasonable the times will afford the board
will be dollars week last instead Of dol
s Chlde of certain age and half price
on that his table and accommodations will be equal
Long Branch. Young people requiring much room will
find accommodating terms.
je22 imsr JAMES GREEN.
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS I!

RRoWN &CO's One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re-.
- tail, lI9 Chatham Square, Of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined to adom
the head.
The popretors have the pleasure now to offer IN addition
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat Style the
imitation Of beaver which closely resembles that Of all un
the mos, costly and beautiful that the difference is easily
perceived Price three dollars: We strictly adhere the
price cash system which enables furnish very
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats to the
OF beauty durability, cheaness and comfort md 3ms
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And it leaves a deficit Of

II, therefore, tn banks should commute and pay their
contributions in the of the banks which have failed
since the Commercial Bank OF Buffalo, equal 10
Sl95626 10 of the Commercial Bank notes could be
redeemed until the contributions for January lSi9 and
portion of those for 1850, came into the treasury.
The lath section of the "Ac provide for the prompt
redemption OF the circulating notes OF nsolyent Safety
Fund Banks authorises sale auction of the stocks
sued account Of the safety fund and the exchange of
these stocks such sale for such the ptroler
authorised to redeem All the per cent stock
ferred in the law has already been issued obtain the
for redeeming the notes Of the Bank of Buffalo,
exchanged for those notes.
The only stock which be sold at present is about
100000 of five per Aston stock. This amount might
be sold at auction small sums allowing the holders
the notes bid against each other for the stock Each
holder could determine for himself whether he would
pay par premium in these notes for five per cent
stock, rather than wait for the chances of redemption
explained in this statement. A. c. FLAGG.
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Redemption OF safety Fund Notes.
CoMrTRoLLER's OrrIcy,

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
ALBANY, July 49, 1912.
The contributions account Of the Faiety Fund the
LIST oil April, 1912, amount to the sum of 1909 las Is
There has been paid for the redemption OF
circulating notes OF nsolven Banks the fol.
lowing sums viz:
On act. ofCity Bank of Buffalo s3l6 625 90
Wayne County Bank, II27si 90
Commercial Bank of New York l3l73l 90
Bank of Buffalo, 1851, sl2 90
49, ois6l9 90
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junction has been granted. And the banks making such
communication entitled to rebate OF interest from the
time of such payment to the time when the would
DO payable under the provisions Of the Safety Fund
The banks are allowed until the 18th OF October, to
commute and pay their respective quotas in the
nsolye banks. If they should all finally determine
commute, the fund which the preceding estimates
founded will be essentially diminished by the rebate of
interest allowed by the law Taking the aggregate cap.
tai othe safety fund banks operation after deduc-
ting the amount owned by the state $40 sos 2i6 and
would yield TO the fund at three per cent
sss6,l57 a
The rebate on this sum, say from LIST Sep
tember is ls9, l92 81
Total to be paid by 1.-the banks $4,000 81
The amount of circulating notes to be pro-
yided for, after applying the avails ofthe
fund, is S9il, 29l 90
Deduct the amount OF cemmuation, 7i5,6 64 81
And it leaves deficit of Sl56,626 10
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This balance is to be provided for by annual contri
button OF hall of one per cent capital, before
stated, of S25 03 400 producing Sl20l 30 annually.
The Treasury the Safety Fund, on account Of
revenue sum sufficient to pay the salaries Of the three
Bank Commissioners for four years and after that
expended their salaries must be paid from the principal
moneys received annually into the Treasury account
Of the fund
Whether the charge on the Safety Fund will be more
less than the notes outstanding cannot be ascertaned
from the information in the possession Of the Comptroller
But ii supposed that in the r instance the whole
redeem the Giro uaton be advanced from
the bank fund.
Nearly the whole sum which had been borrowed from
the Bank Fund for the of the Treasury has
in redecming the notes Of the Bank of Buffalo although
$40 900 Of those notes which in the possession Of the
Comptroller not yet redeemed. The residue of the
Bank Fund capital applicable for the redemption the
circulating notes of nsolvent banks consists follow.
ing items viz:
Five per cent Aston stock $4,000 90
Black River Canal stock, S,0S2 10
Oneida River state stock $4,000 90
Bonds and mortgages at six per cent, $4,000 90
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON,

Wholesale aud Retail FURNITURE and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor
HeT Of Duane street, Ne,c York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large Of the follow
w Ing articles Sideboard Bureaus Bedeads Cots,
loes Ch1s Once and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Pianos, Sofas Sofa Bed;tesds Beds Bedding, aeasers Mar,
CARPETS, Oil Cloth. Mating and Fire Irons, Wash
Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &c
Also large assortment Of and womens Wearing Ap-
psrel, ne and second handed.
All the shove articles offered the p,blic very
low Prices Pers6is of said articles would find il TO
eil al, tge to make an early call the above establish
m
Sippne orders runcosly attended and p-eked the
shnfrst noce ana reasonable Mattresses Bedding,
Sc Tor ilii,ng oct vessels constantly on hand.
Al orders 10 u. above establishment viii be peLctuay at
tended 10 ald thanh fully received.
~ Brhe highest prices will be given for Second Hand
i'm
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WATERING PLACES, &C.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvILLION.-Ths new commodo9s Hotel viii be b,
he Village Of Sharon springs schoas County
The clear pure water of the springs. greatly resembling
SS,s % s Eas .f !" xGc oSs &
ssiirheun, scloias Liver Complaint and general debility
S s%i ans ' %sdlss SPsa %sds
qaai led S Sya amy Il n' tbs country.
the vicinity .S s,s
the offered to these seeking in the heat
fSese Springs are but hours ride oa arooy, Troy
@ rsrs G y Sn s he s
Of the morning from Schenectady and Utica carry
S %. III Sy s nSas sn s chs m T
pike BY daily stages being about foy-ve miles of the
Warn, cold and shower Bath. furnished at all times either
DER g. The sas ssssbs every gwen to
An abundance of the puest mountain Jng Ice stored for
The STRINGS HoTEL-Thi Hotel win n Be- opened at
sS .sS advantages 70 fsES
ms Is ,f ie%asw.r JOHN v hrihN'
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCHARD--isi2
nf is9 @ Ss
No spared the deseIsedy high chsIse
tsss; viii furnished with a:Ijsasy
tenion that can promote the and
will E &. e @
1esn perfectly .T0Gh and Safe lin. Of will
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
$3.50 !. -. ~.''-' . '' ''N'i G. L. BEACH Proprietor.
June 18Th 1912. jel4 3mr
oath HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long and well
IL known boarding and bathing establishment having
Gently undergone improvements among which the
Of several elegant hosues the
the for the reception Of company during the
The Of private beach this shorehe
perfect security bathing for ladies and children (he
bathing houses being within stones throw Of the
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
the pleasant rides in the surrounding the excellent
fishing grounds and other Of heahu and
nmusement-the beautiful of the Ai ntic and the
lower bay almost constantly envsned BY vessels
spcct unqualified by in the vicinity Its Accommodations
ample the airy and the temperature in the
warnest days Of summer anything but oppressive The
yenience and distance beng but nine miles
from bookyn the by hours accommodated
business render peculiarly well adapted residence
gentlemen of busr IS in New York
2m*r WILLIAM BROWN Pronretor.
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NOTICES.

-
CoRPoRATION. NOTICE-Pubhe, Notice S hereby 81
at P9bc Auction tie CITY Hail Of The City Of New f.rk
Wednesday, the 2sh day of September IL O'clock
and be sentinnsd from day until The whole Of said
and property be Sold is published in the New Era
newsp printed and published in the city Of New York.
. . ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller.
Comptrolers Olice, May 30, 1892 je25 lawtS ept28c
NOTICE TO CLERKS and all other persons whose bust
them TO be constantly their eeBy calling
the old exclusive Boot Store IA Chatham street they
be accommodated it'll the invaluable article ROGERS Me-
TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS, warranted in every par
cula and the price Of the ordnsy Boot The fol-
lowing Of the advantages Elastic Heels
have every other kind -
FrsiThe elasticity adds greatly the durability of the
Boot.
secoudly-They make no noise in walking the pave
ment
heel
Fourthy-They enable the walk with much less
fatigue.
heels.
S,sthly-They be with comfort by those having
tender feet.
As usual constantly haad all kinds of Boots wholesale
and retail, 1t manufacturers drices, jy IL eom-
GEORGE COLYER, and THOMAS DUGARD, success
to Lewis b. Griffin Co., would respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they prepared furnish
timber Of every description short notice. and
sonable establishment city, New
Steam Saw MILL foot Of Fourteenth street. North River
jyll
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Sl5O9e4 4s
In addition to the above amount there has been present
ed TO the Comptroller the OF 900 in the of the
Bank OF Buffalo, which have redeemed for the
reason that they are believed have been crcula
ton according to the intent and meaning of the law
the time OF the failure of the Bank. If the Chancellor
decides that these notes be redeemed then there will
remain Of the capital Of the Safety Fund only slaO94 is;
which is principally in per cent stock.
The notes in circulation beyond the reach of the Of
ncsrs OF the banks against which inunctions have been
Commercial Bank of Buffalo, Sass, 257 90
Oswego, 5000 90
WatervIet Bank, I20,77S 90
Clinton County Bank 100 2O3 90
Lewis County Bank, 49, 900 %
Sl,ill,447 90
The return for the watervlc Bank includes only the
notes known to have been pledged the books do not
show the circulation it is believed, however be
large No returns have been received OF the circulation
of the Lalay cite Bank The cashier that none of
the OF this Bank have been This Lew
is couny Bank included in the above statement although
there is expectation the part OF its officers that it
may be resuscitatei
Fourteen banks have committed under the 18th Section
of Chapter 2 Of the laws 1884, and paid the
Treasury, in the notes OF insovcn banks the OF
In January, 1899, the Safety Fund Banks
so in number had an aggregate CAPT
Deduct for the capital often banks which
have failed 100000 90
And It leaves $40 400 90
The fourteen banks which have commu
ted and paid the contributions in the
notes Of broken banks, for four and six
years have an aggregate capital Of 4,0os, 900 90
Capital on which one-half of one per cent
is to be paid S25,i03 AGO 90
The pay ments to the Safety Fund the of capt.
tai subject to the contribution OF half of per
will produce Sl270l7 annually.
There several banks hich have not paid the extra
half per cent called for by the Comptroller be paid
the first OF January last. These aircarages amount TO
$4,000. There are twelve banks which have not yet
cnEth
which they required to contribute the Safety Fund
by their charters The aggregate amount which these
banks required to pay hereafter their first per
S29o6l. This added to the $40 900 due from
the banks for the extra half per called for
January last makes total OF Sac 96l which is applicable
when received TO the redemption of the circulating
Of the insolvent banks.
The account between the Safety Fund and the crcua.
ing notes which yet to be redeemed may be
follows
Bills in circulation, SllIl4i7 90
Balance oil Safety Fund on hand, $3.50, 1914 ~
Due from sundry bank original
3 per cent contributions, 49,96 90
T0,l55 45
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
To PAPER MAKERS.

10 PAPER MAKERS.
pEksEE BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street, between
Broadway and Nassau street New York import direct from
the Manu- factnrers the following articles, yi.:--
Bleaching Powder Of Boyd x Sons m.ke-warranrd, for
uniformity and strength, eqas env !. III. country .At
United States
English ylnd- Machine Feltins Of ve,y superior quality
Dc, 40, IS, 60, ~, al 81 inches wide
CURED -
Blus Smas- dning the agency of the Sutton Company
Blue Smalts they enabled SUPPLY FIFE, and FrFFE
IN any quantities
Wires for Fon. and Cylinder Machines featured
from the ,etalalso JacketsWrt aud Press Fes.
Pulp Screens, Nos. |, 2. ., of brass metal.
Orders Tor Of above articles, together with Foreig
and domestic rags Soda Ash, Viirio Alum, Irvine &c &C.
will meet with pr,I apt attention IN sic
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GOOD SUMMER VINE

B. sToUVENEL, importer of French Wines of
- the approved brands Bordeaux Claret and ote
Wines He has removed from his old stand, Nassau street
to No. 81 Ann street, On. ar Nassau) basement.
Always on hand the best and mos recherche Wines ST. u
Ian, Montferraut ST. Eeye afe, Medoc Sc in barrels,
gundy hermitage kc.; superior Cosnac Brandy; best quality
Gin, Port Wine, Portugal md Spanish Wines.
B. s. will also sell BY the dozen bottled Wine for private
families which will be of the city, also by the
gallon otherwise those who favor him with their
tronage
No Wines impure sold by him. he imports them
direct.
B. s. has opened boarding house Hoboken oppo-
site Vauxha Garden the road, where is kept
sorment oil the best Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and refreshments jyi2 lmsc
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DrArn OF AN OLD Mnrcrrs.-A squaw, Of the Milieste
tribe Of Indians named Molly scsci died at the encsmp
nen opposite Indian Town, few DAYS ago, ct the I'D
vanced age Of lo7 years 81. John New brunsw'eker
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THE TROUBLE Coal REoIox.-The Miners
Journal Of Saturday saysOn Tuesday, in consequence
OF many persons expressing a fear Of being molested
shonld they follow their Incnaons and go work.
Chief Burgess Immediately issued Proclamation, calling
upon the citizens to arm themselves and hold themselves
IN readiness to resist attempt to violate the laws and
also Offering all who wished purdue their occupations
tuil protection from attack. This Immediately fol-
lowed by similar Proclamation from the sheriff, and
some few in neighbourhood went to work on We'd
ncsday Notwithstanding the above Proclamatons
Der Of armed went 10 the mines Of Mr. Christ near
Wadesviie and succeeded by force and violence in drv
ing the away from their work. Information OF this
outrage being lodged with the Sheriff he to the
spot Thursday, and succeeded in arrestng and com
hitting one OF the principal ringlea ,rs, who now
securely lodged in Jail We also understand thst inc
Sheriff. accompanied by posse went uP to the same
place yesterday afternoon for similar purpose win
what result we have not yet heard
0MuirARy..-Tho following companies Of the U. .. Ar
tillery have arrived at Fortress Monroe within the last
few days Company NJ, Capt J. Munroc, Licuts. Twill
liams f. g. Garnet Company G. Capt. Gait, Lieut.. Get
~ Company H. Lieuts. Phelps and Pemberton Compa-
nv D. Tieuts sneed and Deas Company X Lcuts. Balm
bridge and Garesche; Company ". Capt Morris, and
Lieut. Eahnestock Company y, Licuts. Hunt and
O'Brien Lieut. Col d. Crane, Major r. S. Betton, Ad-
int mt J. II. Miller.
Company c, I'd Artillery, Capt. Mckenzie, left Old
Point Thursday, in the schr Empire Copt Powell for
Fort Hamilton, New York.-Norfoik Herald, june TO-
DyATH OF AN OLD MLrcETt.-A sqnaw, Of the Milieste
ribe of Indians, named Molly scsc died at the encamp
ncnt, opposite Indian Town. few DAYS ago, at the cd
anced age Of l07 years 81. John New Brunswseker