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EVENING REPORT.

Money at 2x94 per cent, closed
at ~ per cant. Prime Mercantile paper 607
per cant. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull at 81 811l; do. ex. demand, S4.8i.
Governments-3trong.
Unconstitutional bonds irregular.
State Securities-Qaie5.
Stocks-The stock market has exhibited more
strength to-day than yesterday, and notaith-
standing one attempt at e raid about ! O'Clock,
the majority of stocks are only slightly changed,
while a good many stocks have been firm al day
and at close showed gains over last nights
prices, viz: Lake Shore, Louis7ille & Nashville,
New Jersey Central, Northern Pacific, Oregon
Railway & Navigation, Oregon Transcontinental,
Philadelphia & Reading, Chicago, Milwaukee 8;
st. Paul, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba,
Union Pacific. Western Unioa Telegraph and
Canadian Pacific. The market closed strong
with advancing tendency. An early raid vas
made on the market by operators on the bull
side, on account of being DESTROYS Of increasing
the short interest and vt the same tims acquire
cheap stocks Oregon Transcoatinental until late
in the afternoon was offered down whenever it
showed a tendency to advance. This stock it
is understood has the support of the Keene-aills
party as well as the Northern Pacific syndicate.
The first mentioned turned the markets toward
higher prices this afternoon. Trunk lines sold
down rumors of reduction III rates. This
story probably grows out of the fact that the
New YORK, Lake Erie & We3tern, New York Cen
trail and New York, West Shore & Buffalo are
harmonizjng rates on local business. as COM
pared with last nights closing, prices are to
~ pr cent. higher for Oregon Transcontinental,
Car adam Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, Louis7 ilie 81
Nashville, Lake Shore, Michigan Central,
Missouri Pacific, Kansas & Texas, New jersey
Central, Northern Pacific common, Oregon Rail
way u Navigation, Phi]G ie:phia & Reading,
st. Paal, Minneapolis & Manitoba, Union Pacific,
Texas Pacific and Western Union Telegraph,
while Canada Southern, Central Pacific, Rock
Island, Denver Z Bio Grande, Illinois Central,
New York Central, New York, Lake Erie &
Western, Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha AID Wabash are 1slz 4 Per cent. lover.
The transactions aggregated A22, 03G shares:
Delaware, La"hgwlnLa & Western 10000:
Denver & Rio Grande 1909; New York, Lake
Erie &Western $3.50; Luke Shore 25,G00; Louis
vile & Nashville J,49p; Missouri Pacific 500 /;
Chicago u Northwestern 0,0Q0; New York
Central 24,G00; Northern Pacific 1000;
Chicago, Milwaukee q S.. Paul $4,000; Union
Pacific 1900; Western Union Telegraph 5000;
OTegon Trans1on:inYntal GG,00y; Canada Pa
cifc 5000.
MIl;TNG sToCE2.
Mining stocks dull; Horn Silver sold at 6l3 to
$50, closing 600, Union Consolidated 379@S60,
Iron Silver 300G222f, Eureka 425I4S0, Navajo
$50 and Robinson Consolidated i5044 cents.
S lies for the day 49, SEQ shares. Pipe Line GER
tifcates very dull a. 109is9ll04, closing on
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Two deaths from cholera occurred in
Alexandria. Egypt. on Tuesdsy.
L.oz- a-d Gain .
CHAPTER 1.
81 urss +aI-nr sick q -cnr nrn


II YVES taken sick year ago
With bilious fever.''
IVY doctor pronounced me cured, bit got
sick again, with terrible pairs In ny back and
sides, and got so bad /
Could not uoTs!
I shrunk!
From 22s lbs. to 100, had been doctoring
for my liver, but It did me no good. did not
expect to live more thaa three months. / be
gan 20 Use Hop Rittars. Directly III appetite
! returned, ny Pairs left me, ny entire system
seemed renewed IS If by magic, and after using
several hottles an not Only as sound as so+er-
eiga bat weigh more than did before. 10 Hop
SIttsrs I Ove M EEe.'
3. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June 6. 1881.
How 10 GIT NL-Expose yourself dag and
night; cat 700 much vItho1. exercise; TFo-k too
had without rest; doctor al TIE time; take all
! the vie nosuums advertised. and then yvu VIII
want 70 kuov hosr 20 get 5reIl, which Is answered
II thee H5rds-Take Hop BItteIs
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Financial aud stock Markets..
MORNING BrpcRT.

NV YoaK. Oct. Soil s. m.-Stocks
opened lower and declined I to "a per cent.
Later Central Pacific which fell on TO $50
rallied. and decline followed. st this hour
there is a stronse: tone.
AFTERNOON IMPORT.
Money about 29s psr cent. on call.
Prime mercantile psper cG7 per cent BaI
silver, Sl.l0}S. Sterling exchange duh; steady,
S4sI6ASIls long, SI.si sight.
6overnments-Steady.
State ecuriues-Duu.
Bonds-Railroad bonds quiet; irregular.
Stocks-Dull; firm. Stocks became active
and strong ne,r2 p. m, and prices rose rapidly,
Oregon TransconunentaI from 1864 to 49]s, New
York Contra. to III, Michigan Central TO 9I14
Lake shore to 9S2s The market closed strong.
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REAL ESTATE.
Yellowstone
National Park.
LIVINGSTON, M. T.

The Denver of the Northwest-is the terminal
point OF three divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. tits located as the geographical cen
ter of that line. 1t has had a most marvellous
growth.
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II. DORAN.s REPORTS
WHEAT

The following quotations., giving the range of
the markets during the day, we've received by "a.
Doran, Commission Merchant:
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DAILY MARKET REVIEW
OF THE
GmEChaa lid MILWAUKEE MsREEIS,
FURNISHED BY WALl.& BIGELOW,
syrNNRr grct csYSsNr NTEp WI 4 NTrTTcy

Boom 4, Mannheirner Building, Southesst corner
Third end Minnesota streets Direct wire to
Chicago aud Alilwaulzes Bos-ds Of Trade.
Operator IN our oIGca.l
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corn quiet but steady. Cargoes off coast-Wheat
quiet bnt steady; corn, unchanged. Cargoes
on passage-Wheat aud corn quiet but steady.
Marx Lane-Wse2t and com quiet. Country
markets eteadier. Imports into tho United
Kingdsm during the past week Flour, between
$500 and 10000 barrels; wheat, between
600 and $4,000 qrs.; corn, between IL, 600
and 10000 bushels. Paris-Wheat azd -four
rather easier.
Curb-@Deat steady; December G411Llo; Janu-
sry 951Zc; NAY l .o25<.
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Reeeipts and shipmenrs

The following are ths receipts and
shipments for the past twenty-four
hours:
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a NOTED BUT UNTITLED Won1asa,

a1e5Sra Editors
The above is good likeness OF Mrs Lydia e PinlD
hen OF Lynn, Mass who above oil hor human beings
may be truthfully called the Dear Friend of Woman
of her correspondents love 70 cell her She
IS zealousy devoted to her work. which is the outcome
or a Ifestudy, and is obliged to keep six lady
assistants to help her large correspondence
which daily pouTs in upon her each bearing It's special
burden of suffering, or JOY at release from it. Her
Vegetable Compound is e medicine for good and NOT
evil purposes. have personally investigated it and
satisfied OF the truth of this
On account Of its proven merits it is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians the country
One says: cit works like charm and saves much
pain. It VIII entirely the worst form of falling
CT the uterus, Leucor-hoea, irregular and painful
Menstriation ell Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation Floodings, all Disbursements and the con.
sequent spinal weakness and Is especially adapted to
the Change of Iife.''
1t permeates every portion Of the system and gives
new life and vigor. 1t removes faintness fatulency
destroys all craving for stimulants and relieves weak
ness OF the stomach. 1t Bloating Headaches
Nervous Prostraton, General Debility, seeplessness
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
Down, causing pain, weight and backache is always
permanently cured by its use It Will at all times and
under all circumstances, act In harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
costs only g. per bottle for 49, and Is sold by
druggists Any advice required special cases. and
tho names Of many who have been restored perfect
health by the Of the Vegetable Compound can be
obtained by addressing Mrs p, with stamp for reply,
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint OF either sex this compounds
unsurpassed rs abundao. testimonials show.
Mrs. PlIrlhans Liver Pills." says one writer sars
he best In the t-or'd fo2 the cure of Constipation
BilioUsness and Torpidity of the liver. Fer Blood
Purifier works wonders In its special line bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity
All must respect her Angel of Mercy whose sole
ambition Is to do good to others.
Philadelphia. Pa. CO Mrs AND
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TIE WEzNy GIogE is At eight-paye pspez
the ssne sizs as the DauY GLOBE K is its
best paper for tie farmers IN tta 5tete. r II
sent TO any address, ono year, postage pad,
FOB ONE DOLLAR AND EFIFTEEN CENTS
For three months on t-ial FOR IS carts.
AHsubscriD1@os pzysbis Invariably II eayz5ce,
kddrsss,
GLoBE PRINTING COMPANY
81. Pan, NIans
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sElGGuEeo & Chicago TX. .
Milwaukee h Chicago TX. .
IA Crosse, DubDque, Itock
Glend L st. Louis Exp.
Wabssasw Accom-. .....
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lows Il MINI. Div,sioa.

= = = II = : = = aIaIIa-~
Sou. MINI, Ia. & Dav'ps e..
CglInayAccomnodascn
hsson City, Sou & Wees. ez
Isstinga r DaEotg DiV.
.s5rdeeE L DAKOTA gx...
Aberdeen e Dakota tx. .
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Afternoon Eoard Quotations.
GOVERNMENTS
RAILROAD BONDS .

c. z. Rorda, Istll2 y. P. lard grant. 10TH
Ere seconds. -. % Sinking fund. ..lIo1l
el'i8h d W.+...lG3'@ Ter. ?. grant e.. 4372
3. +. 3. {. list .iI9 10 Hio 9. Div. a
j. /. bonds, .i;4
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Lake Elmo and Saltwater xrains,

Lake Elmo and Stili water TrAiHs,
LEAvE HInaGAroLIs.
Il Al N, 1880 AN, 1880 f. IN, Yl2GGIn, tI:S0 pa
f4aio p +T:JU p NJ.
LEAvF IT. PAUL
f5NO s-n fsi5 N, 70 o. an, 1905 n. fj2zS
*2C5 y. g5:95 y and 7s0 p Ii.
rzAY2 slI1n0ATEn voE sT. PhJL q M1liSBsRctIs
7S1 q N 1878 a N, fl2:U9 m al:I3 pgD, 1850 Ie
SO, p N, 651 m.
Da;iy. Excsps 5cudaye. ETcept Mondsyi.
- Wc1@t7. Siss ping Oar Accommodations
all information can be secure at
70. Is Nlcoliet House Block, N;pn3epo'ls,
J. OHARDONEEAu, Ticket Aga.
Minneapolis depot corner Washing. Oh apd ToursS
sVeno9 north. H. L. MARTIN, Ticket A2suz
Corner Third Enc jackson streets st. Paul.
CEAS. II. PETSCB, City Ticket AgoDt
New Union Depot, foot of Sibiey street.
KNEBEL b BYoWH, Ticket Again.
H. T. HAYDEN Ticket Agent, Saltwater,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS Markets,

zTUz1kss Produce rzsrse--
aavAUzEE, Oct. 3I.--Flour stesdy. West
essier; s27ze November; e&l{c December; e51sc
Jzausry. Gem quiet; ia No. 2; z65zc reject-
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Following is to-day's range OF prices On the
Milwaukee and Chicago boards:
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DEP&1TuEG TRAINS.

Dos Moines fast Express. D.. d.
Chicago Day Exprese......
Chicago & Milwaukee tx. &.
Sioux City & Sioux Falls.
Shakopee and Merriam jet.
Omaha end Kansas City,.
Green Bay and Appleton. ;. i.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet.
forth Wisconsin b Superior
River Fsils. .......,...
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1EzIyrE9 -ALzs.
LIBERALIZATION

River DIvfsion.
Chicago Z milwaukee En-. A s:iJ mia 75,1 e N
Chicago L Milwaukee III 10 2.25 = z Ia $40 L N
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island 3 ST. Louis Exp. 10 93J p MO I0:10 o N
Wsbssts Accom- ...-....t 10 8.S5 MIG Ios30 a m
lowe & Linn. Division.
Cal,nsr AccoInrnods to-. 10 Ic.23 Mo I0S5a u
Sou. 3iiun. ard a. Ex..-.. u @6s y = In 7aO5 m
Mason City Sou & West CT 2 T:G5 zig $40 =
Hastings q Dszots DIV.
Aberdeen / Dakota express z II Is . MA lbs m
Aberdeen 2 Dsfoose Ex....iG .:3g . fetC hG y,
4. znseHs 6ziiy. O, ezcepys Sansay. y exoaz 8
saturday. F. eIeep. senSsg
E5d1tiOlai trains kstxeeu 81 PssoI and bI,,asro
r. via short Line " leave l,yth cittsg h.suef For
particulars sss shorf Ltne sin1esscie.
3. Ps1l-Ches. Gacsagso1. City Itosgf Azns t. ISL
Z 95:itd street.. Brown ~ RDe5sI, Ticket gents
T7ion Depot.
,ilunsaPoitS-s. L sSost. City Ticsa4 kqnp, No.
! t''Hoiisf 5UU5s. =. =. sla'nbsEia1n Ticket
Agent, DsIso.s
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Chicago. MlValEGG & St. PEEL R2LsG7,
yEPAR1TNa rnAUr5.

Az .7al ana departure of taro4gh psass.ser train
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MIETgG sToCE2.

Mining stocks dull; Horn Silver sold at 613 to
$50, closing coo, Union Consolidated 379@s6O,
Iron Silver 300G22Ys, Eureka 425I4s0, Navajo
$50 and Robinson Consolidated i504f cents.
lee for the day 1880 shares. Pipe Line GER
tifcates very dull a. 109i59llo4, closing on
call at l033l.
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Money at 2}E94 per cent, closed
at ~ per cant. Prime mercantile paper 697
per cent. sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull at 81 BIZ; dc. ex. demand, S4.S4.
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Grain Observation-Disclosures is the grain
movement for Abe tventy-four hours ending
at O'Clock this morning for the points below:
Heceipts, Shipment,
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Leave L1sY,
H1nrsee'.s et. Psa..
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Dining Cars on ali trains TO and fromsChicago, an
this is the only route that runs Dining Oars on a.
Chicago trat1s avery day in the week.
Asrtye ss.lAp hliune.
AaBrYIgd T3LIHs. EauI e,,ylls.
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Commiss,an pealars.

TIE following arc the quoratlons OF sales from
by commission men yesterday ard are subject
to daily frctustiors:
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HILTAUEEF,
CHICAIO.
CORN, OATS AND PoRk-cHIoAGo.

Wheat receipts in Chicago, IS, ZIG bushe!.
shipments 9S.66l.
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General Agent, Livingston. Montana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
FINE WEATHER al SARATOGA.
MUSIC AND DANCING-ARRIvAL OF MEMBERS OF
THE SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

MUSIC AND DANCING-ARRIvAL OF MEMBERS OF
THE SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, Aug. 31.-Finer
weather than to-day Saratoga has not enjoyed
this
Congress Park Place will be kept open during the fall
and winter months
joan W. Britain. OF the firm of Brewster Co.. OF
NewYork City, has purchased Colonel George l. bcu
North Broadway residence.
Hugh L. WiIoughby, of Saratoga and philadelphia
has returned FROM stony Lake. Ontario where he won
TWO blue silk flags "a canoe regatta
The Carlot balloon ascension announced lot congress
SprIug Park this afternoon postponed Through
some misunderstanding the apparatus Tor ming tee
balloon was shipped from here yesterday.
October 10 nas fixed the Gate for the holding
of the annual reunion OF the 77th Regiment Association
here.
The Beethoven Mannerchor of New-Iork CITY, VIII
give q grand concert in the Congress ballroom on
Monday evening 1t will be- conducted ny Max SploKer
TIE sooiss include II. BerSin. G. Dreyer, N Ae han'
and j. H. WincKler tenor; NJ. Ireunanh aud Z. Duh-
baritone; Joseph weinlch and H. frost, bssso. iAe
chorus Will numoer 100 Voices Inc orchestra VIII Oc
conducted by AdOpa Bernstein.
The Beta Theta III Society concluded their Saratoga
meeting with banquet last night ine members went
Oh an excursion Ike George this mofni e. Ihe next
annual meeting will DO acid under the auspices OF the
Cleveland Alumni. and tne Beta Chapter al CleVeiaih
Oho. about september l, 1884
The Paterson Liant Guards have formally accepteu
the tender of BY saratoga Citizens Corps on
their arrival here on Tuesday evening fhe Guards
viii qua tered at tue Grand UuloI HO.el
A Of members OF the American SOcial science
Association wnch will convene "ere on Mon0ay next.
have already arrived ana are al the UnIted states
Hotel. ,.,-
Charles T. Pratt's orchestra gave tneir concluding
parOr concert at the Clarendon HOel Tonight LIS
orchestra Deen engaged Tor next scdson "nch i'o
hume zeal strength will 10 Increased ...
Tde cnIldren'S ;1IuIVal AZ the CohSroSs 'o''e"'
proved a CHARMING affair ., A.,
Miss Nellie A Brown the cocntoaisl, entertained tue
Nnyrrley guests vita reudiHgs thls evening.
This has of Le liyoueSt days OF the season
Modnt McGregor RAILROAD, all Of the trains I" INC
summit being crOwde4. -,
The Rev. IL K rraver president OF Leland University,
New-Orleaus. Ld PRESIDED at the ulOn pEa er-meeus
tOday. - ...a.o d,
lienry Hamburger, III NeSYork. SAYS tat ne covered
fifty miles three hours and M y-Jne minutes, VIA
bicycle, a. Glen Mitchell tracS yes,eTday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
CUTTING OF FREIGHT RATES.
FORMAL COMPLAINTS PRESENTED.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE POOL RAILROAD

FORMAL COMPLAINTS PRESENTED.
| GENERAL MEETING OF THE POOL RAILROADS
CALLED BY THE TRUNK-LINE PRESIDENTS.
| hastily summoned meeting of the trunk
| line presidents held Thursday. when there
seemed to be prospect OF an open railroad war
The result of tho meeting the avertng Of the threat
ened open break freight and the issue Of call
for conference of tho Joint Executive Committee OF the
trunk lines and their connections in this city
next Thursday. The outcome of the latter mentng Is
expected to have important effect on the present
position OF the roads,
The immediate cause of the calling of the presidents
together demand made by one Of the important
Western connections OF the NewYoik Central Railroad
that eastbound freight should be at reduced.
The cutting OF rates which began early In the year has
proceeded far that formal complaints kare been
submit ed to Commissioner Fink by the NewYork Cen
trail against Western roads having traffic agreements
with tho Erie. Complaints OF irregularities affecting
rates have also been lodged against the Grand Trunk OF
Canada and the Pennsylvania Railroad On Wednesday
last Mr. Fink confronted with a demand, said to
have been made by the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
and indianapolis road. for formal lowering of rates.
Under the pool agreements this privilege accorded
road that is satisfied that Its competitors not main
tanning rates. reduction made in provision rates
In the spring upon tho Deremptoy demand of the New
York Central and corresponding reduction soon
followed in the grain rates. MI. Fink, Immediately
after hc bad received the demand of the Columbus rDad
tcegrphed for conference OF the runkne presidents
IN ha hoId On ,, 80. a. paa,Io,. To., =, On.
W w "ou "u quo noA' u"J. i'esiue"e 'o"o''' vi 'Ao
Erie and President Ruter Of the Central attended the
meeting. The Pennsylvania road was represented by
yice pres,d.n, p.,nk rhoon.on rho roa,,, q, ,h.,r
i'A N""'"P'"i Inv i''"'' y. '"'''
deliberations was the postpon ement OF reduction IN
rates until general conference Of all the pool roads
could be held tc II could be devised to stop
the cutting of rates IL is given ont officially that the
tayner ~ tba nrosda,,s ~ tho tuyo Savyork roads
" w P', VI ' W. ~" In - :.
was cobcIlatory ana all persons VINO were present al
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INCIDENTS AT VEST POINT.

WEST POINT, n. Y, Aug. 31.--There were
many here Thursday 10 witness the breaking ~
of the summer camp by the cadets.
OF tie 155 candidates who passed the physical exami
nation in June log have passed the Academic exanina-
ton and have admitted to the Academy ns cadets
Within few days ffty-hve more candidates. have
passed the physical examination but they have yet to
10 through the Academic course
The annual exchange OF officers on the Post has just
taken place. Among those relieved who return 20 their
regiments aud corps Captain Godfrey, OF the 9TH
Cavalry LAeL tenants Bergand Young, son Of Brigham
Young and Rorsler OF the Engineer Corps; MetcH OF
the Ordnance, Worden Of the I'm Infantry PhDrck of
the lth Infantry Bacon OF the 10th Infantry, and No
Clernand, OF tue I'd Cavalry Among those who have
arrived and reported for duty are Captain Aueur and
Lieutenant DAVIS OF the 9Th Cavalry; Lieutenant Well
burn Of the Sd Cavalry; Lieutenants Reid aGibs0n,
Alexander and Price, Of the Artillery, anu febiger Of
tine Engineer Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
coUR7ESIES TO UNI1ED STATES OFFICERS

MONTREAL, Aug. 31.--The ball and supper
given to Captain Wallace aud The officers
Of the United Statos friglte Vandalis by
the citizens at the Windsor Hotel tonight was one
Of the fin affairs of the kind witnessed here 1t
attended by the best society Of Montreal and its
snvirons militia officers resident here were present.
and they well the naval visitors were IN uniform.
The toasts which all OF international character
were hapoly responded to- Tie whole enterta inment
was pronounced success.
Yesterday afternoon the captain and officers returned
the kindness they have received here by giving recep
ton and hop on the deck Of their ship II was well
attended and was an enjoyable affair. The Roya
Scots regiment OF volunteers in Highland costumes
With bagpipes visited The ship IN the evening
when she was decorated with Chinese lanterns, and
wound up festivities OF the night Ia tne cd scottish
shon The ship will immediately leave for the lower
u Lawrence porJA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
JNsOLyEAT BUSINESS FIRMS.
CAPTAIN VINCENT suINKLE's AFFARs-sHAw az
BROTHERS CREDITORS.

BROIUERS CREDlTOHh
CINCINNATI. Ohio Aug. 31.-The assignees OF
CAPTAIN Vincent shnke will report to the next meet
ING OF the creditors that his total Liabilities arc Sl6oooo
ut. nr,cinaI creditors are Henry A. Jones' $6470O;
the champion Coal aud rowboat Company $37,3O0 ana
The German city National Bank, $4,000 Inc total as
sets are now stated at Sl3IOoo
WELDON. n. G., Aug. 3l-James I. Gooch' produce
commission merchant, has made an assignments ine
I,.biliues are estimated at $4,000 and nomlhal
assets at about the same sum.
Rosros Mass Aug 3l-The members OF the Advisory
Committee OF the ere .itors Of +. Shaw Brothers
are recent concerning their abors but 1t has been pr
yately learned from Trustworthy source tnat as tue
committees invests cations proceed the anars OF tue
Ann hecome more and moro complicated and that tue
committee cannot finish labors for at least month
Ths NewYork creditors are firm. They still refuse TO
upe with the other creditors and are persistent 10 he
epdeavors to obtain preference on the M
m The STATE of New York ample to cover lts llaDnl-
ties I'm that state. Two memDers OF tno coin"A'9' ~"
in Montreal with Mr.. ShaW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
rus GEORGE EDGAR COMBINATION

various members of the George Edgar Com.
- we're seen rushing wildly about the Leland
Yesterday, aud button-holing each other on tne
osr Of Twenty seventh-st. From the earneTe discus
sOns going on it was evident cha. some new NC,
80 neuls we're to be scted. One OF the company
WV mat samuel Colvie had offered the use oil the
~s,.enta Street Theatre TO the combination on
sharing basis and it was almost settled tna1
ponsDv OF the old company as could be bronghs TO-
eetnca werk beginning september TO- IL has not YET
what they will open IN, but II VIII proDapy
Ak ne Lear" with Mr.. Edgar IN MS ia'"f''o