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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
Capital stock
s27,54i.sO5
NEw-YORK. ONTARIO AID WESTERN.


The report submitted 10 the annual meeting of
the New-Norll. Ontario and Western Railway Com
pany was a satisfactory exhibit, although the sur
plus earnings on account of an increase in fixed
charges. were somewhat less than in the preceding
year. The expenditures on capital account were
for the substantial Improvement Of the property,
and their influence will be felt in the future
handling Of an increased traffic. The earnings
showed a steady growth in business, and the re-
suits of the opening of the Scranton branch clearly
sustain the wisdom of the extension. The gross
earnings of the Sl stem in the year ended on June
30 showed an increase over the preceding year
of S6O0. 2j6. which is equal to 27.60 per cent The
Increase in the first six months was 1928, O43, and
m the last haf-year S3SG,213. The gross earnings
Ter mile were SG,63l against $3.50 in the pre-
HOus year and the net earnings per mile were
s $50 against 81 800, an increase OF 2S per cent
Tie amount of coal received from the Scranton
division i95,335 tons, and the average reve-
nue. received $ 30 ton. In spite of this
large traffic there no falling off, but on the
contrary, a small increase in the amount of coal
hauled for the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany. This result Of the building of the extern
sion must be most gratifying
The following table compares the general re-
suits Of the business in the year with those of the
preceding year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

STATE bonds were neglected, ana lAeIc WIZ Ho
sales of city bank stocks 1i,.to mon,
The general bond market was niue hlo no.
active and although prices were Hic-t!dI, NV
movement was generally upWar- Atchlsoh IN
come, closed at an advance OF nearly per ce-i
10 63 5-s after sales at O. Ms'9Il' No''',S ,,,I
TcNa, is Gained 3-4 az - 81 Dul 'Rt S'wiH'
,ccrc ID pcr cc-T lower at a. New oIk, M
cago and ii Louis Is further rose the traction
10 81 rs Richmond Terminal collateral ,iu1,
- fell abruptly - per cent. hcIeiVuN' - ~
10 our full report of bond sales .. o,,, Inn,
Money on call ruled AT > am i" per 'c",', ~
ca, >, Tow r,inrtcs the rate was bid mp TO j? per
CON, Tho Hurry was short-liycd, for II mime
diatcly attracted large offerings ana 'ic To- 90
agnln IN : pcr cent. The continuous e1Se NJ
money i'm the last few weeks has beei! feii'I Na"g
C.r usually tlr end of September brings plhch
The Clearing House statement was as l15noWs
Exchanges So .OO2, 034; balances, S2'ol 20 -.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 tHe Nl'"I.ur
Ilonac SIg3I2I. The net loss on balance WIS
Sl63Q1O. made up by loss oi SlSo'I - m, III 80
minus a cain of S2l ,l2s in currency. iiF u"S :
nnerofions included Receipts, S3,4H,l t9, pay
mentS S3635I52: resulting IN genera ''i"t; -;
of SI2557s, 6l3. consisting OF SllO,h e'lol WIN
and SI4 sGO,jl2 currency ur.Li,,,o,
The United States Treasury ot $40 SUE tl,.
received to-day $4,000 National bank holes ioi
The customs receipts were S576,i27, the IN
terual revenue receipts S4jp,S'4, ana TIE uS
eel iancous receipts S2l.lOS , ~ oo.b
To-day'S Washington Treasury Statement. ~ IL, 49,,
ON hand and deposits in bank compares WIN i,, w
figures Of the last previous Statement a. iolD"'
-, o ~, IA s,SSs65s4 sisi Gos So Inc. s7iS SeS
Nei silver on nd is 2Si.3 1901 .-o' ms
N ON i Ssad ioo59sls 9sssssS D'o go $50
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Diulorno Motifs

rVHE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the inc
ba,. iol 90 M ds So4 y NsES LASIEE CO. so u
Nes,5u-st New.York CITY. on and after oc'ooe' l. A
ALIAS ENGINE WORKS INDIANAPOLIS
Mortgage u
BEDFORD. IND.
AtunLcipAl 4-,s.
GRAND RAPIDS INDIANA f. R. CO..
FiIss Nor,csss Uasd. Ex Land Grant Is
GRAND HAVEN. NCH..
Funding s.
HANCOCK COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road 6s.
INDIANA STATE.
Rec Rounding Bonds 81 Der cent
MONROE COUNTY. IND.
Annual Gs.
PUEBLO. col.
PITTsBURG. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO ny CO..
First Mortgage 10. Series y.
second NoFlSage Is series X
Quarterly Dividend. Il. yer cent Special Stock
ROBINSON. ILL.
school District.
SPRINGFIELD. col.
Water Works s.
HAMILTON COUNTY I'D.
Gravel Road o.
PITrSBURG FORT WAYNE CHICAGO R,Y co.
Quarterly Dividend, II per cent. GuAIahtsa Ss|'~'
vERMILLIoy COUNTY. IND..
WHITE COUNTY. IND,
GTavd Road 6s. - -
RANDOLPH COUNTY. IND.
''''1 OCT Is
WARREN COUNTY. IND,
Gravd Read g.. - .
WHITE COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Rold 6s. - .
RENSSELAER,. IND.
.N...f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
RAILROAD REPORTS.



Holders OF the common stock of the Chlcleo
and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company must he
especially pleased with the annual report-thc
second since the cOnsOlidation-for the year ended
on June 30. They will see in the results OF the
years business the near approach Of dividends, iOI
the balance Of net income is equal to over . -
per cent on the common stock, which is entitled
10 all the earnings after the payment OF per
cent on the preferred shares. The gross earn
insg of the company in the year showed an n
erase Of S6jJ413 or over - - per cent, Whlle
the increase in operating expenses was Only Il
little more than u > per cent. The net earn
ings were Sl.730,054, against 81 ,270,2sO IN the
previous year. There was heavy increase III
The tons of freight carried, although the average
rate per ton mile was 90 against 80 cents in the
preceding year The average rate for passenger
service was also little lower, but the large IN
crease in the traffic produced handsome gam
i'm passenger receipts. The proportion OF op'r-
ating expenses 10 earnings was reduced from
5Q.4G 10 jA56 per cent. These results we're
achieved by policy of liberal expenditure for
The Improvement Of the property and for addl-
tonal facilities. especially in Chicago. All the
improvements were made with a view to the SHE
and prompt handling of large traffic al cheap
rates The following table compares the gross
and net earnings for the past two years and the
financial results:
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DiuloenI Notlces.
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY,
30 WILLIAM STREET.

4
30 WILLIAM STREET.
The following coupons payable at this oi'e on ana
after the lst Oct.
co1UMBus AND HOOKING VALLEY 1sT MTG
PER CENT.
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY
FORT WAYNE STREET RY CO.
GLEN SPRINGS SANITARITM co.
uENPSTEAD WATER co.
MEMPHIS LIGHT & POWER co.
NETWORK CITY q SUBURBAN WATER CO
CALEDONIA MINING AND MANUFACTURING CO.
FULTON ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER co.
ST. LOUIS. ARKANSAS TEXAS CAR TRUST, Al"
IRON CAR co, B-lJO.
RICHMOND & DANVIII.E CAR INCo' S-lio'
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO., B-1o5.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO., 10.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO, Is.
EINGUAMTON STREET RY
10TH
TOLEDO. ANN ARBoR X NO. MICH CAR TRUST A
18th.
CANDA CATTLE CAR CO., A-62
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT co, u. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

S esa eoi PIG m e0ooll Inc .Gdss
Deposits in bank ii,7Gl,y-j 1894 io2 De- -,
Net each bssios 900 iei sios, 5o3 47a Dec sS'o'Is
The foreign exchanges were dull and fairly lrIi
without important changes in rates ne to no,
sales of securities for foreign account nav A.
excited the slightest demand for REM tuhno' RAM
pended quotations for actual buslneS' - and
ers bills - Ia and 81 SO a for loIiS ~
short sterling respectively: French francs 30
and 523 rs reichmarks. D4 3-5 and 30 10 lunar
In London British cOns0ls were a snade III 10 ~
at % Gle for money, but 3-l6 higher at ind lost
for the account The Bank OF Englanu1 . iusi
fI5OOOO bullion on balance, and the WIN Sm o
was for shipment 20 this country. IN IL US CO..
market money was firm at J-4a2 IS per 20 20 ner
DISCOUNTS but decidedly higher at I-.a' Id
cate further advance in the bank rate to-hVII"";
India Council bills were allotted at de,ll .5'
1-sd. per rupee. but bar silver was quoteu sor}
at Yesterdays decline 10 ~ 7-Sd. an ounce AN.
can railway shares were irregular falling III NV
early dealings and closing with full recpVtII.s
At Paris French per cents yielded ceiltiIii,o
TO 90. 02 10. sight exchange on London adNahCnh7
TO 25.29 l2 francs TO the sterling r...,.ov
Wnslow. I,anier a 90. and Coffin q o,u ri,ies
will pay dividends on large number oil secuil''''
advertised in another column 81
Drake, Mastin Il Co. offer 10 investors Few "
the better class Of industras, which they rcconi-
mend an absolute security combined WIN a
high rate Of interest, number OF when I''e
been successfully negotiated by this firm. -, o.,
The following Secufc. among other WetG; 'I RooE
auction at the Real Estate Exchange anu Au''o'
10 shares Lawyers Title Insurance Company, l1J On
25 shares John Patterson Manufacturing Company ~
1874 sharc- Universal la ting Machine Company ~
7G shares STANDARD on Trust ljs. , = ,,o,
$1,000 Bleeckcr street and Fulton Ferry Railroad per
cent bond. due Ianulry. 1900. 1874. -..,,,eo Il
~ goo Bushwlck Railroad. Prooklyn, first mortgage !"
per cent bond. due Jsnuary. 1902. 100.
II share. Third Avenue slIroad 8O4ia oo, q,
20 share- Thufber' Whyland Company preferred iO'
p shares North River Insurance Company, 754.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

Total W., 3I9, 6o4 80
State of New.Yort, County OF New York, S.;
T. EDWARD SKILLIN, Cashier Of the abovenamrd
bank solemnly that the above statement i true
w VIZ ~ EDWD SKILLTN. Cashier.
Subscribed and before this Slth day or
Sept, 1891. "ILLlAM H. 49, Bntiie
Corrcct-Attest:
NM NM. \ u2S%EJJ5TsaLocr. Directors.
W. l.. STRONG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

election on question o. Issuing fund -
Ing b0nd- ~ amount Of. .....-.. FlOt5VOO
10 fund floating indebtedness
ADVANCE BOND NEWS.
Olympia wash.-Mayor IIorr has Informed City
Council that he could sign more
warrant. without going beyond legal
limit Of clty's indebtedness, ard that
nS5rly ne Tste Jar ys,r q .-......' 5000
Population. 800 two banks;
railway.
NEW BANKS
Location. Title. Capital.
n. Louis. Mo.-St Louis Safe Deposit and Saw
lngs Bank, Nathan Cole, J. W. Bell
6gS Si business ,So, po'l'o' wiz '... 100000
AuahA, Ca C. J. Hamper and otheTs are pre-
pairing 70 establish state Bank for ...,
MINING COMPANIES
Portland, Me.-Challeugc Mining Company;
Jerome V. Allen. Brockton. Mas,
president George A. Dunbar, Brock
ton Mas treasurer. and George T..
mining business w.. -. 1000 900
NEW CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL.
St. Paul, Mnn-Amerlcan Indemnity Company;
G. II. Worthin, president; 10 insure $780,
$50 bus mess men against excessive losses. 21oOlO
psny 100000
10 manufacture electrical and me:
chancal apparatus az EAIaDtJh aho
Painncd.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, sept 30-4 D. m.-New- York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds 40; Canadian Pacific
u 34; Mexican ordinary, 81 81; ST. Paul common,
40 IS; Reading, 20 -.
Money. 1-2a3 per cent.
lInla council bills were allotted today at decline
OF l-sd per rupee
Paris advice; quote Exchange on London at % francs
20 IL centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

EQUITABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY,
pos broadway. New-YOrk september 20 ISL.
Az COUPONS for interest on mortgages
y and detontures and ALL MORTGAGE LOANS ne
o-,t,d bv hi, county maturing October J. 1871. WIN
IT, raid on and af.cr that date upon presentation Al U'
oihe'' b. p sHAwHAN. Tr.as.-
ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM. AND IN
u iIi of ain bonds due tnJt date issued by ~ J.
- Pih\b EQUIPMENT COMPANY, ana secured Dl
r furnished railroads undec car Irl'I g " ~
oi',i ~ and after that date az thr oIicea OF rs,
9g lSri 4 90 80. - wallet. Now orh aha =. W.
.M,N,,t,y' "a so. l3J south 4th--t. fAial'lph"'
CLAIM w." awe II. 4. v POST, Treasurer.
sept 30 1891.
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Bank Statements.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, at Newly ork. IN th,
state Of YORK the close u business sept 20 1881
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
BUSINESS OF THREE YEARS.
NEW-NORK CENTRAL.

NETWORK CENTRAL
The statement of the New York Central for the
current quarter IS good beyond common expecta-
ton. The comparison is made between estimated
earnings IN the two preceding years II shows
n surplus. after the payment of the dividend of
S90l, GA, against a deficit Of SI49571 i'm the
corresponding quarter a year ago, and a surplus
of S12.3l5 IN the preceding year The surplus
on tie capital stock. Ncw-lork Central can 10
longer b. regarded as per cent stock even if
the dividend rate Is not Immediately raised II
should be noted that the operations Of the Rome.
Waicrt0wn and Osdensburg Railroad are included
in the statement for the current quarter
NEW-NORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
whole system
Quarter ended sept. 80
eros, ,arniu s91t52oe 80 OCT 225 sl1, 900 1872
Operating tNleE>tH-.-. O3l3 Isl O.2S,.5 7,G4G416
Net clnin-s.-...-.. - $1,000 - ~2B7l. SI2j25tG
First chafg l.'io.Se .Us2,OJ0 2,fG6 $50
Surplus earnlngs... ~ .39S -39 e-si7Ia .i. -q5-g7
Dividends -.-..--........ 23u42i sot 2s3 50 2s3
surpu. for quarter. s52,Si5 1891 s9OlGll
Deficit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
Financial Aleetlu95.

financial Hlcetlu95.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.-The
Annual Meeting OF Stockholders the Illinois Central
Railroad Co for 0f Directors aud tlensa'uon
other viii be- held at the office Of the company
the city Of Chicago. state Of ILLINOIS, Oh wednesday,
October II. 1891. 40 ~ O'Clock, noon.
ALEXANDER q. HACKsTAFF, Secretary.
NcW-York, october !, 1891.
~ OTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock.
v holder, ~ the Nrw-NorN New Haven and Haru0d
Railroad COMPANY the election or batd ~ Thirteen al
rectos the ensuing Will Dee held IA Stockholders
Hall Union Depot Ncw-Htyen, Connecticut. on Wed
no,dav tweny-nr: d1y = October 1891 40 II oclo"i
a m CHARLES p. CLARK. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
MORWlCH LIN G..
ALBANY BOATS.
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EACEPIEDJ,
I.aves Des ro,scs-sJ fler 49, Saturdays :45 D. N.
10 Wat 22d.st. Pier. 8 80 DO, - DO.
ro- CRNNSIONS. CORNWALL, SEWBURG. NEW
iitvuI.El, MILTON, POJGHKEEPSIE, and RON.
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A -NEW-uAVEN, 75c.

A NEW HAVEN, 75c.
"A EXCURSION good days., 81 Is
stecmers &. II. NOETHAM and CONTINENTAL iesys
Peek p. Per IS r. r. = b, 10 ana IL p m ts5ssH
for NERIDES, HARTFORD. sPRISGFIEL4p. HCL-
VORF 9c. Through uckes cold and baggage checked -
a fBroa dway, New ORR. and 4 Courtst, BrooAlyn.
NATSKlLL MOUNTAlNS.--Stea KAA-
" IERSKILL and CATSKILL leave Pier 80. ". r.,
foot Of Isy.st., every week dag AZ p m connecting
ocr botais and hoard ~ free pier mailed
10 aay address By W. J HUGHES Treas Catskill y. 2
DAMSDELL Line.-St'rs leave Pier %, ~ T.,
il foot Frsnklinst. Tor west Pohs Cel spring CofnHAi
stsbIGil landing Gerbrrg daily D. m Sunday o
uyROY BOATS FOR ADIRONDACKS, SARA
rOGA LAKE GEORGE. Steamers Sarsloga q,
rtv ot Tlcy leave pier foot West lotst daily excses
SATURDAY Z. n. Connect with express trans for
All y.,ort. North. Low cxcurion uckeiS. sunday
staucr touches Albany kCoHs reserved Ia adv aleA
vx, ne BOOK OF oPEN-AfR SPORTS. octave 800 Dszss.
n ustfsted. The sandtd authority on American opens
air anu-ancnts. Kgs iof sailing. swimming bali par.
srooting hor.sbark 10 Hg &c, g.. n full ~
Published b. The Tribune. NeW-YOrk Eatertaio-
n p and universally cor D.iuentd bY the press
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OwLYS So TO BOSTON

~. t.AII. Itlkr.l. LINE. ltItH itdAtth % aAi
mint. steamer. PILGRIM and Providence Ia CON.
mission Lave Per - y. r.. loot q Anuat ST. uD
Holt nom Brooh4n. 80 p. n. J,i-"y Ci,y 90 D. ~
An orchestra each steamer. fuu nights rest run
man V,~tIhue Train. between FAN RNrr and Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
STOCKS

A. THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TR0LEUW EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

SsTti8estsS m si5i eoi PIG s154 9Gooi Inc. sG96si3
Deposits in bank ii,504,g-j -1iS24'tS- De- -
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- rrICF OF ALABAMA AND XICKSBURG

nFFiIL " H11TiP s ti6rInII SeptomI,F n
-, g,+ rour-,ps maturing Oct0her T. 1871 on such u
~ li,t Mortsags Bonds Of the Ncksbug and Meridian
Iit 49, S-l,r.uv teen Deposited aud sttLNrd
10 to ioa egreeuen, Of January 81 1853 VIII
t o and after October !, 1891 % piesrn-uel az
oeie Of Central Trust Company. 81 Val sifsft New
Errr 4
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BUSINESS OF TWO YEARS
RAJ BALANCE jHEk.
Assets.

The genera and liabilities shown ia these
comparative balances.
nENERAL RAIANCE IHEET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

M nter.t on toe first Mortgage Rouds Of the a.S,
eompanv due OctObef l. Will be paid on ara ater 'hA1
u~'' ~ '"' WV II. D. HISTEE rrssbaenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

y ccffs va, g-t a.. - 81 80, ~ Oou
IA DIVIDEND 90 ~ '''
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rALLATIN NATIONAL BANK, Newly oil

4 AIIlAII M IV.N.tD II'N-NINf =
S1ntDner 30 fs9l-Ihr Director. u thi. bank have
- az declared dl ldend OF FIVE PER CENT and an
e1r, NJ ,d.0d OF ONE PER CENT out OF che earnings
M the past six months, payable on and otf OCTOBER D.
pom transfer books will remain closed until that date
4n1 ''u'' ARTHUR ". SHERMAN. Cashier.
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- FTICE OF ALABAMA AND VICKsBURG

OrLiLWAY COMPANY. Cincinnati September .
t-Dt he soupops maturing october 1871, On tie p
.editd Fifs Mortgage Bonds and on the second Nor
~, gond. az ne Alabama and Nlcksbufe Railway Com
ANY viii - paid and after October l. iH1l on li,
lent,uon az Office u Central Trust Company 81 wall
.treet New-Y0tk CITY. ...--,, ,,.-....
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Actual cash ia the
Treasury vaults
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fiuanclal.
OFFICE OF THE
ATCHISOA, Topeka & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
p. o. BOX $40. 80. 9j MILK STREET.
CIRCULAR No. 81.
Boston, September %, 1891.
p. o. BOX $40, 20. 95 MILK sIkEET.

Boston; September %, 1891.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-15
Last Nights Concert.

The Congregational, church was
crowded last night to, witness the Chill
drens' Day exercises of the Sabbath
school, which were given there. 1t was
a very pleasant occasion and will be
long remembered by those who attended.
The programme was. a very complete
one and WAS carried out without any
breaks. The regular church choir was
augmented by some of the members of
the Sabbath schoolchoir and their rendi-
tion of the anthems left nothing to be
desired. The singing by the school
which was in charge of Mr.. Jesse. Gram
dali was really excellent, showing that
the school was well drilled and kept in
good practice by him. All the little
folks did we'll in their recitations and
songs and deserve credit for the excel
lence of their work. The collection,
which goes to missionary Sabbath
school work, was an unusually large one.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-15
A cr.dltab1e Rec ord.

DIR. Jas. Sutherland, who has recently
settled in our midst, AID opened an of
fic in the Chapman Blok, received word
on Saturday from Toronto, Carada, tina
he has succeeded in winning first place
and the highest honors over nearly two
hundred candidates at the final exami-
nation Of the college of physicians and
surgeons of Ontario, held in that city in
April last.
The examination includes oral and
written in each subject, and to secure
honor it is necessary that candidate
obtain at least. seventy-five per cent on
the oral and written com bined.
DIR. Sutherland won first class honors
in the following seven out of nine depart
partnients-: Medicine, surgery nom
operative, medical and surgical anatomy,
midwifery non-operative, midwifery op-
erative including diseases of women and
children, medical Jurisprudence and
sanitary science.
As mentioned in our issue of Monday
last, DIR. Sutherland won first place also
at his primary examination at the same
college, being at that time the only one
of 254 candidates who obtained honors
in every department. Surely such a
record ought to insure for the doctor the
confidence of the people of our city.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-15
The Camp Meeting.

The services in the tent at the Advent s
camp ground were well attended on Sun
day. The people was addressed at IL 100
a. m. by Elder Snyder of Seattle, at 80
p. m. by Elder Steers of Portland, and
at 100 p. m. by Elder Anderson of Linn
county. There is goodly number of
the people of the Advent faith in attend
ance, and many of the towns people are
attending; the speakers are instructive
and interesting; good order is preserved
and the people seem to be enjoying the
meetings very much. There we're three
converts so far and two of them were bap-
tised by Elder Steers Monday, at 8 100 a.
m. III Mill Creek. Preaching at IL 100 a.
m. by Elder B. F. Bonney of Wamic, at
80 by Elder Geo. Pickett of Wallowa,
and at 8 100 p. m. by Elder A. G.. Dix of
Portland. The tent is well seated and
comfortably situated in the pines near
the head of Union. street. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-15
They Lost their Bottles.

This morning three of Moody's lieut.
enants each armed with bottle of
whisky made an attack on one of our
citizens to induce him to vote the
Moody ticket. AS they entered his place
of business by a side door in hallway
the three bottles were deposited outside
the door. Grasping the hand of the
proprietor and giving it vote-for- Moody
shake they quietly beckoned him to the
hallway. Meanwhile the proprietor's
wife had come to the door and seeing the
bottles, she took in the situation in a
moment and picking them up, disap-
peared like flash. 1t was all the work
of a moment, but the blank consterna-
ton and woe pictured on the faces of the
three politicians as they beheld the va
'cancy created by the absence of their
three powerful vote persuaders will ling
er in the memory of the proprietor un-
til water should cease to seek its level in
the boundless sea.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-15
Attention /,

The Dalles Mercantile company would
respectfully announce to their many
patrons that they now have well
selected stock of general merchandise,
consisting in part of dress goods, ging-
hams, challies, sateens, prints, hosiery,
corsets, gloves. ..handkerchiefs hats, caps,
boots, shoes gents furnishing goods,
hardware, crockery,. glassware, etc.. in
fact everything pertaining to general
merchandise. Above being new, full and
complete. Come and see us.