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New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Notable features OF yesterdays edition Of The
SUNDAY TRIBUNE were special cable letter about
the honor paid TO General Grants memory In
Europe, account Of preparations for his funeral.
and chapter OF anecdotes Of his career In military
and civil life; Ward Lamon ske.ched Abraham
Lincoln as q man OF destiny: Julian Hawthorne
interviewed the Devil; I. Adolphus Trollops wrote
Of Gentillty Ia Religion as seen In Rome; q. w. ;.
told OF the British peers and their installations
q Paris correspondent recalled Victor Hugo's
tributes TO John Brown; Panama correspondent
told Of the Canal and Chagres River; General
La Grange recalled two talks with Lincoln; three
gay young actors, Hopper. Wilson and Dixey. were
described; "Winny" was n dramatic love-story;
Heard Where Men Gather - was full OF local and
persoIial interest; and thero were Current Anoc-
dote., fashion article sporting features. personal
and social nows from tho summer resorts. etc.
Following Is n summary OF leading nows topics:
FoRriGv.-ucavy losses from sickness were re-
ported among troops in Panama; the French Con-
mi died - The Oxford crow rowed across the
English Channel. - spurgeon renewed his at
tack the crimes of london. - The Emperor
William approved Prince dc Re9ss as DUKE OF
BrunswickA - disastrous hIe occurred IN
Paris -, co,
eral Grant was completed; letter written by the
General early In July was made public. - lhe
President made a number Of appointments -
The 22d Regiment arrived at the state Camp
Judge j. III. Okey died - l.: A nooait ic-
s,gned from tho Massachusetts, Republican Com
mittee. r, iii. 49,,
Cry AND SUBURBAN.-Drapng public and
priyate buildings in mourning for General
Trant continued. THE thermometer regis
tered 07o. - Winners at Monmouth Pafk-
Ter and Aurelian. - The ST.. LOUIS
club beaten by New-Yorks. and Motropoli-
tans by Brooklyns. - Cricket players pros,
frated by the heat. - Departure OF the 22d
Regiment. - Gold value of ths legal-tender
silver dollar t412i9 grains). s2.43 cents; -
stoc KS active at declining figures and closed weak
Copies may still be had at this Office or by mail.
Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
THE LESSON OF THE GREAT CAPTAIN.

PrEKsKILL. July 26.-The Rev. DR.. William
n DuDne chaplain Of the 22d Regiment ana rector Oh
All saints Church, In NswYork, preached to the reg
ent in the State Camp to-day on "The Captain OF their
Salvation He said in part speaking Of General Grant
We are not called anayze tho character OF the
man Historians will do that They and scnlptors ana
ether artists win arrange In undying form the sent
ments of the people, memorabilia in bronze or stone
the sentiments which cling around the 1t IL meet
that as soldiers as citizens Christians. We seize the
opportunity to point the moral OF his life. We may
without analysis or eulogy, twine aureis
and willows, and deck tho bier OF
mighty man Of war; the leader Of mighty armies tno
ruler OF great people, and the magneninous conquoIcs
his countrys enenies We may voice eur prayers W
the God Of the widow, and the Father OF tho
We may remember these qualities TOT nnrn him dead
Our thoughts almost OF necessy iouow Tue s.,sr ~
his life from his entrance into his enosen , Sns
arms, from his sechOsen obscurty Iren nis Thase
Magistrate of Nation of nfty millions 70 ms usvois
abroad the companion Of mobiles and the euess :"
70 his return with tho spos OF the orient " ~ lat
his country the sckroom. where he iaces tne ms
enemy that shall be destroycd-foow nlm Lto,n sho
silent dripping figure under tho trees at snlon 20 .ne
equally silent figure 1t Apponsttox 70 tns k,ossssss
his salvation and thence passed on, still Victorious WIFI
the Cross OF Jesus going before him.
We uen great chiefly because OF the promnencs ".
the movements with which they are identinea; mo
would diyest our minds Of that idea Of religion
which IN axes Hin whom Christians follow but mere
heap OF dogma; We would direct men TO the personal
leader lovingly ally because We have seen hin
luccessfui So should we follow the Great Captain ne
fnows best how 10 follow an earniy lssacr vno Hss
learned to follow the Heavenly Leader sss no~ te tns
l6l 100000 Of styuRgIing Christians falls ana gooa
Gown world thinks nothing OF those who remain Dat
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
sunday. July Pop. Y.

BUNDAY, July 26-F. H.
Tho United States Treasurers statement OF yesterday
shows that during tbs week the Treasury
available funds tho Of Si740,974 It Is gratifying
to note that of the accumulation the sum Of
in gold and egaltenders, and that only s9OoS6o
was in silver dsllars and silver bullion The gain OF
$l.1ss.922 In gold effected by an accumulation OF
$77s692 of the metal. ana reduction OF S4lo23o In
tho amount of outstanding certincates The gain OF
81 in legaltenders was made BY an accumuia-
ten of s234s951 in notes. plus reduction OF Sl4oooo
in the amount Of outstanding certificates Tho gain in
silver was made by an accumulation Of $47s.495 In
metal plus reduction Of si2e,s70 in tho amount OF
outstanding certihcates Thus the accumulation OF metal
only about the weeks purchase of bullion. 90 that
Of the total receipts Of e43ooooo BY the Treasury
in excess Of its psyments, only about s47o.ooO was
suboined arc tho results of yesterday statement %
compared with those OF the statement OF July ~
July 1s. 1885. July2 1855. Changes.
Gold coin and hul.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
Net available bal
nnc6.----..-.-..-
Non legal tender
(fraciiolal) sill
ver coins........
s7l,514.9 9le s75,s77,67o Inc. s4,422.e eSA
sl.2o4.477 sl,2sl.7os Inc. 67,232
Total balance.

Total balance sl02759 1893 sl0723927S Inc "a 47s.sSe
The foregoing exhibit lends force to the remark made
by a ban president after the action OF the Clearing
House Friday, to wit: !" The treasury Departmeut
something had TO done prove the necessity OF the
recent conference OF the banks with the United states
Treasurer IL certainly merltorlous oblect-that oi
attempting to make available either 0OO or w.
900 Of the Troasurys accumulated S3loOoOoO OF
fractional aud non-legs trnder silver coins by forcing
not theory Il there vacuum In the circulating mo
dunn filed with this kind of currency III there IL,
would have been better practice Tor the banks 10
obtain what amounts they may be able
TO use by the usual method or application,
or even by quiet agreement that the Sub Treasury FOR
certain period should pay percentage OF Its daily In
debedncss to the Clearing House In the fractional coins
The fact that the Treasury almost continuously acc'
mulates Qast week S37232 seems To Indicate
that the circulation Is already full Next weeks bank
learn the effects upon It's reserves Of an exchange OF
SO 00O. 900 gold for that amount OF traction silver
X cgal.t-nder COINS be counted part OF the
reseryesi We shall be glad N the recent negotiations
and acts In this matter do not prove to be stumbling
blocks IN the way Of early repeal or the silver coinage
act.
The principal feature Of yesterdays bank statement
was IFS exhibit OF reduction OF 81 900 In deposits
when tho called for by the other changes WAS
only S4i 25O0-adiscrepancy of 100 which more
than offsets the discrepancy OF over Sl4ooooo In the
opposite direction In the statement OF July lo. Inc
Of actual money At this centre Is shown
by the banks reported loss aycrnge OF only Sy54IoV
the Sub Tres surys actual gain from them OF
81 5lg 93S Notwithstanding the banks loss III cash.
the heavy decline I'm deposits makes the loss 10 the
surpus only $3.50 300 and leaves the ratio OF
the total reserves the deposits at higher percentage
than ever before shown by the New-fork banks 49,
The following compares yesterdays statements Win
those OF the CORES spondng dates OF 1894 and 1885,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27


The iron markets continue in depressed condition
and the reduced quotations shaded when the doing y
point The efforts the quota for August out
put has not been successful yeti It s said the Read
panes opposed to It and claim that they handle
and dispose Of their proportion without diculty Tho
against sai tons june i~nerssss tons. But
the stock at dewater docs ell tho coal above
young traveller from NewYoSf Ithaca BY tho Dsis
ware. Lsckawanna and Western road. lightened the
Of the trip BY counting $500 cars Of coal
In the railway world the week was an important
between Of the Central ana Hudson ana
ss.a PS..sS 'a; '' ": %s. Ai:
q 4.
ingtsn and Quincy in les intention to invade the terri
probably does not intend to make ST. Paul ts nSrthern
termnus and the success of tho Wisconsin Central in
direct Line Chicago saS g. Paul .us ar. n
portan events for the future snguary enough In the
tonal evidence that for carriage de depend
tirely upon agreements OF transportation companies,
carry than sver before and the water rstes on
grain from Chicago TO NewYork down to ~ cents per
been before for several months And It probably is
mistake to alese nrmness at the advanced railway
viii P pr"ted above G sSs. the ship
the was in Sr 10 'sS gs
more carly as Thursday 1t was reported hero that
rates on provisions were being cut No! all thero Is pr
the niddlcmen and transportation companies Is,
the difference between the price at which
tho producer will sell at tho place Of production
distribution for consumption Therefore II is that 90
cent wheat will not pay the same freight 81 25 wheat
that So coal will not pay the same AZ - so COAL and
that brown shirtings at yard will pay the
same 50 broadcoth. Those factors In the Ques
ton that overlooked by those persons who
that tho fault OF low rates rests entirely with the IMAM
ayers.
or the Stock Exchange markets for tho week. daily
reports have loft little to add to- beyond resume Of the
trnnsactiona The speculation was active and prices
generally continued to advance ny to Thursday noon
inter s5s that tho declines wer: SHARP and for
the closing figures lower than they were
week ago. ST. Peulis q. Northwestern g. Delaware
LackawanDa and Western l. Western Union III. Lake
Shore is and Union Pacific 7is per cent lower Louis
vile and Nashville is higher aad Central and Hudson
unchanged These eight stocks which each contributed
100000 shares furnished 800 shares to the
weeks total OF 1872 4sl shares Eight other stocks
that each furnished 80 900 ore contributed 426900
shares leaving for the other SO stocks that dealt
In only 2S4 shsres The notable nnai advances
claded I62 different issues, the same Is in
the preceding week The market for railway
bonds was active for tho speculative
kinds and thc,r prices closely followed the ups and
downs OF the share market. Investments firm aud
especially for the Is.
The subioned table givos the highest lowest and final
prices aud number OF shares sod together with the
hnal figures OF week ago Of forty-six active OF rep
resentatlye stocks:
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

wooen shirt pants that reached to the knees and an
old straw hat This was tho only clothing In his pos
session, and he was absolutely without means. When
asked how he procured lodgings and meals no replied
that when he told his story at landing place he was
cared for by somebody This forenoon Trean crossed
on the ferry steamer Spencer and In stepping o6 bis
fost caught between the steamers guards and the
dock and severely crushed. He was conveyed to 81.
Lukes Hospital and his physician says he VIII BE- con-
fined there for ten days He says he viii make his
swim St Louis in good time. He made the distance
from Le Clair TO Rock Island, sixteen miles, IN SIX
hours yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME ooyar ca.Mssns- To- Donohae J-Ns'
"a lao i8g no i1s 1888 lss ls9 2U2 2l2 2t0 243 24
ag6 24s 20i 28 2Gs 27o 27v 2s0 2sl 49, 2S3 1884,
osb DAG 2e7, 38s. 2So
snseoaATE;s COUNT Rollins. $40 day calendar
Si,pEEIos CoUBr-srECIAL TERi-BefOre Ingrahan, j.
No day calendar. ,.. NJ. A.. uur
...I..
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

The mining stock market last week failed to ref ect
any trickng Of the 500 banks surplus into It's
yet the unused capacity romans larger
were weak The weeks transactions at the Con-
sodated stock and Petroleum Exchange amounted
only 10 O95 shares against 93S shares for the pre-
ceding week The Comstock sharos moved up aad down
with much irreguary Consolidated Virginia advanced
from 81 rs to So 10 and closed at 81 95; Mexican de-
clined from ST. to 80 conts. Best and Belcher rose
from 81 20 to 81 90 and elssed At " 20 Hale
at IL cents Bode Consolidated rose from 81 80 to
Sc is and ended at 81 65 and Standard sold at 81 i5@
III 250SI 3O Colorado stocks Cuict aud about
steady and the miscellaneous list whn0ut feature
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOOK&
FRAyOf3co. July 2Sl33
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
.x,vv,vo yRor ST. PAUL TO ST. LOUIS

Rock Island Dtsps6h re Cheago ,,ssn rears
vhn ssvs his name a. Joseph Treau, SWAN up 70 tne
dock and walked out OF tho water lie said tnat
he was swIuming down the river on wager 'nas Jo
~ wiuuer in two months. The wager was between
to men and he accomplished the isat nc wss az! 70
.sseive the sum Of s4OO Heieit s Paul on the ies.
Sg Sg 49, shssd Of the time calculated, and that
w"nS Se sssy enough make st. Louis By the !Stn Q!
xusust Ths only clothing h wore VA . s'es'e'0s'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

Notoriou. old Miscr, who near his last End. was
visited by n widow. who entreated him TO lend her
small sun Of money to keep her children from want
and added You soon TO go 10 the Grave ana you
can't tago your Gold with you.' Exactly m2an,
mined The old man. but don't leave enough to erect
n Grand Monument To my Memory. men will ltcmembcr
ali my Faults and none of my Virtues GIVE me note
M Al Ity days with good Indorser Moial-fou have
gily 10 visit Cemetery to realize tnat tho Old Chap
Was level ON top OF the hezd.-lDetroit Free Press
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
rrpoprAN FINANCIAL aAagErs.

pm-Pars advices quote Three per cent hentcs at 81
francs for the account -. =, .---
ceptine. tho account and eXcnango London at 20
francs 20 centmes for checks
TI. The rate Of discount for
bank bll, three months is per oent and ior
traHo hills 90 days three months. lUl2 per cent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE AARKErs
HsArUREs OF NEw.YORK DEALrNos


Msw-YoRk. July g.
Tho paucity Of news and tho oppression Of
the wssth se0binsd 70 close the week 81 ~ Prod
uce Exchaaes to-day With . dull and uniatsssstine
grain speculation. Tue nayksts wsrs - devoid q ne
Aent - 10 require ntris beyond record sf tho Asal
changes In prcos - describe them Tuceuatons were
nsrrew and the toas easy but the declines shown
not important Exporters did next nothing in wheat
and only trivial business IN The market closed
heavy. being still under the discouragng anxiety fslt
respecting the condition Of stored gran Wheat down
So cent 90 for July 09 for August 81 OF
for September q 03 for Octsbsr and 81 05s for No.
ysmoer ven. Spuoan vers 40 SS csas :: fS!!oxs'
6sb and Novsnber 52s esnti. The decline in wss
BY b0ae cent. last quotations being 80 for
July S2a for August \ for ssptsmOsr and 80 cents
Tor October cptionn Thsrs "; no feature In pro
At NewYork. Phiadeipaia, Baltimore and Boston ne
reoeipts Of grain to-day were Wheat lOSs74 busheiss
corn, 5l,770 ousheis eats 37l58 bushcls total
225.sll bushels nour ls23s barrels. The arrivals =
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Louis were: Wheat l23052
bushels corn, 800 bushels; oats. 124837 bushels
total grain. 466. .0l6 bushels Aour. 9.055 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 26 (SpeciaD.-Tbe market
opened quietly on Saturday and with rather nrmee
feeling than anticipated There the usual nood
Of conflicting crop reports from all sections and the
earlier ndiesons that the sesdiaess would not b
materially disturbed during the day. September whose
kept at Fridays Close COS cents, with little doing and
October remained At 92as centA Corn nrm. with
upward inctne and proyislens were IN the same cate
CORY. The market continued Ct steadiest Of the
month"; September wheat selling the opsning Of 90o
cents not loss than nifty times up to IL o'clock while the
spread from e 70 4 cents When It found thst
Leopold Bloom was selling heavily break was
lator was carrying 900 bushels 81
nearly the top figures By echwarts Dupee
A painful state Of uncertainty prevails among the
short oat tr.ders snd they hardly know where hey
going 70 land oats were weak aud lower. There
were no now moves In the July deal; Kammsrer bid
half above the market for 900 bushels of cash
property and soon after he was proposing to sell NJ
S2& cents buy s2t cents, 10 large or small los
Provisions dun aud steady and prices shade
higher ct the close. though the opening was weak AZ
l., o'clock the close % wss; AS5uss mus ; wness
August corn ass ssats. and septenbsr
45 cents. August pork Si0 10 and $l0 l7s
August lard 50 55, aud September ~ 82is
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
MEMORIAL. SER VICES IN OTHER PLACES.


MINISTER'S PREACHING on THE LIFE OF GRANT
ACTION OF GRAND ARMY POSTS.
MoRRrsrowY, N. j., July 26 (SpeciaD.-ln
accordance with general orders from General o. NJ
Nevius Department Commander OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic Of New-Jorsey. the Grasd Army Posts OF
this CITY held union service memory General Grant
In the Presbyterian Church me
Rev. Dr. Erdmap, pastor OF tho church, preached tho
sermon taking for his text "Thea then endure hard
ships as good soldier of Jesus Christi The pastors Of
the other churches united In the service The pulpit
was appropriately draped with mourning enbeus and
the stars and Stripes and picture of the Nations
beloved soldier was placed in front Of It. Tho church
crovd.d and much interest manifested throughout
PsrrKspURa, Va, July 20 tspeetaD.-In various
churchss hero to-day feeling ausion was made to tho
dsath of General Grant. and fervent prayers wero
offered in behalf Of his bereaved family Mayor Jarrat
ba, ,ssusd call for meeting of citizens TO be held TO-
marrow afternoon to take suitable action In respect 10
IN. dasth of the lamsnted statesman.
eT. ALBAxs VT, July 26.-A largely-attended Grant
rne,nortal seryfce was held at the congregational
Church this evening under tho auspices OF Post Hurpu
Grand Army of tho Republic. Many churches united
and tho exercises were impressive. An ADDRESS
was delivered By Comrade T. W. Culver The
na.tor of tho Methodist Church reviewed
tbs prominent characteristics Of General Grant, and
draw lessons therefrom This morning tho REV. J' A.
Mccall of the Congregational Church, proached IRON
Job NV IA and paid warm tribute 70 oonor"i "~''
resolution, heroism and patience
KEENF, N. H., July 26.-A special memorial
s.rv,cs for General Grant held In the Episcopal
Chnrch to-day. Jshn Lsdgment Post No. d. Grand
Army Of tho Republic attended escorted ny the nssns
Light Guard Battalion. 1ns cnufon "~'
al n mOurutaG.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CuAsIHsroy July 20 --Turpentins 3thc.
WIinISgIoy. J uIy 25.--rurpentine nrm at 34c.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
CoLoREp pREAcuER's PRAISE.

The front of the Sullivan Street Methodist
Episcopal Church was simply but tasefuy draped yes
terday announcing his text for the morning
sermon the Rev. Dr. W. b. Derrick spoke rs follows:
Our churches draped ia mourning to-day. and our
hearts are heavy with grief the death OF great
military and Christian hero Tho blacks OF America have
had many and powerful friends Phillips. Garrison,
sumner and last. but by no means least Lincoln. but
ameng he greatest of them all was Grant, for no had
the ability tho energy and the indomitsbe purpose TO
carry through those for relief that others
conceived and formulated 10 WAS my privilege to know
him while he occupied the White House. Upon one oc-
casien went talk with him about the t1vn kights
b then before Congress- and upon my saying that IN
nv opinion II straw.a nimsy bulwark before
the pents Of ocean. he replied tnat that
was his idea exactly and further added that Congress
rights that the whites enjoyed he would sign II gladly
To-day we Join our voices not only with this great
Nation but with all civilized people In honoring the
heroic dead great In heart as well "a In intellect,
for al Appomattox he showed his realization OF the
truth that tho evil deeds OF adversary shond not
blind us TO good qualities by treating bis Prisoners
with true mAgDannity. giving them their nDcr that
they might return their starving families. aud their
horses that they might plough their wasted nelds our
gone from and when our time also sp
proaches TO pass from this stage OF action We can tel
our children how the greatest man OF the nineteenth
century lived and died in our day.
On Friday Dr. Derrick, on behalf OF the clergy and
members Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
sent telegram OF coincidence TO the family at Mt.
McGreRor, and after the funeral church memorial
meeting will be held In honor OF the dead General
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

wonders that ono follower q Christ should sink Tho
Roman soldiers took the with their loader
He for whom mourn years ago took tho sacrament
with his country and now he has taken 1t with Christ
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

The totals of each article carried BY all the railroads In
the weeks Of throe yeara wore as follow:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

NVtA VIII ohh Vh-
lion less certtd-
cates and $780,.
900. 900 for no
servo. ..---.----.
United states
notes less cer-
fihoates.
National bank
noteA- ---.--....-.
Deposits In Ma
tionai banks....
Silver dollars aud
bullion less cer.
ttficates. .--..-..
Totals. .....,...,.
Deduct for funds
held TO redeem
National bank
notes including
the 8 per cent
funI
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27
TotaIs, tous. .2e.S42

me speculation in cotton was unusuay aetive The
development Of something like corner In tho August
option gave impetus TO tho whole market after further
on the hrst day Of the week Spot stsr 90
Ginning Lie to 10 cents 10 10 and closed a 10 ol0
cents For the options there we're wtls nactuatisns
with nal closings Giving advances Of 20 and 23 points
ber and points for October and for December April
declines OF 102 ponts The ADVANCE checked exports
30 tnat Tor tho week they were unusually small. Tno
etAtistos Of the movements FOR three years fol-
RECEIPTS AT FORTS
18S2J83. 1Ss3,ek 1Ss4t85:
sincs sSr ne wssn bales
ExpoKTs.
Since seDts%bsr vssn bales 4cssssS ssisSs ss4Sss
New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

s1s.4si, ,4o5 sle,e7y,327 Inc. s1.lss.e22
ls,los,ss7 l7,eoo.3ss Inc. 2.4y3.95l
e,9s5,ss2 7,322.443 Inc. S36.b8l
rl,o0s,ls7 lo,s2i.se2 Dec. 1s3,s25
esB23.5s4 8o,42s,g4o Inc. 005.366
$40. .lOS. .445 s124, ,8i9,419 Inc. A,7&0,e7A
I8,553.529 l9.s7l $40 Inc. 31S,320
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30
VERMONT DEMOCRATS.
Hiram Atkins Gives "a Dinner at wash
ington in Their Behalf.

The following interesting despatch
shows the tactics being employed at the
National Capital in behalf of Vermont
Democrats: Hiram Atkins is still here
in search of fourth-class postofiices for his
friends and on "Wednesday night he gave
dinner to Il number of pOstOlIice officials
and others. Atkins has secured the four
following additional appointees of fourth
class postmasters in Vermont, and has
cleared his docket for the present The
remaining fourth-class postmasters in
Vermont can be assured of Il temporary
respite until the increasing pressure from
the back counties forces another trip tn
Washington. The pOStmasterS appointed
yesterday are l.. A. Woodbury., at Island
Pond Thomas Austin, at West Airing
ton Cornelius Noyes, at Tunbridge f..
n. Morse, at East Montpelier As to the
contest in behalf of f. II, BaScom for
postmaster at Montpelier, of which so much
Is said in the New England papers, moth
ing is officially known as yet here. 1t is
stated on inquiry at the department that no
application has as yet been filed on behalf
or Mr.. Bascom, and at the White House
it is said that the subject has not been
mentioned. 1t is learned, however, that
Mr.. Bascom has papers ready to be filed
I'm the near future, which contain indorse-
ments from the following persons The
presidents of both the national banks of
Montpelier, the president and vice-presi-
dent ana other officers of the National In
surance company, the cashier of the First
National bank and number of citizens.