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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
IOWA ALLIANCEMEN.

They Divide Into Factions on the
Question OF Politlc-.
Sioux CITY. IA, Sept. 5.-The break in
the Iowa farmers alliance is complete. The
faction in the Eleventh congressional dis
trict alliance, which desires to go into poll
tics, has thrown eff oil allegiance to the old
Iowa alliance, aud organized as faction
Of the southern alliance. The faction is led
by A. J. Westfall, the Peoples party cindi-
date for governor. The representative Of
the executive committee Of the Iowa alli-
ance have already begun to work on the re-
organization, aud the fight between the two
alliances will henceforth be hot
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
TROOPS FOR WARSAW.

Household Ordered to Prepare for
Them Within O. Fortnight.
VIENNA. Sept. 5.-Advices received
from Cracow, the ancient capital of Po-
land. now in Austrian Galicia, states that
the householders of Warsaw. the capital of
Russian Poland, have been ordered to pre-
pare TO accommodate a large number Of
troops within a fortnight; that a great
concentration Of Russian forces II in pro-
gress at that point and that the Russian
police have warned the newspapers not TO
publish anything about these movements.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
TIE TURKISH MINISTRY.
Suspicious of a PlotAgAinst the SoitaI
Cause @ Change. 15

Suspicious ofa Plot.AgA Ainst the Soitan
Cause @ Change. 1S
LONDON. Sept. 5.-The Standards Vienna
correspondent says:a "The DardaneIles
agreement, which was concluded behind
Kiamil Pasha's back by the palace otfieisis.
also that a secret treaty, has been concla6ei,
with the approval Of France, to come into
operation two years hence, when the Black
Sea ship building and docks plans have been
executed
The Standards correspondent. at Con-
stantinople attributes the change ifi the
ministry to the sultan's suspicion of a Plot
TO take his life, such suspicion arising from
the sudden extinguishiBg OF the gas in the
palace during storm recently, and the ex-
plosion OF fireworks, on which occasion the
sultan forthwith dismissed and arrested sew
eral officials.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
A PosroFFlCR ROBBED.
The Safe Blown Open and $1,000 In
Cash Sac1rad

The Safe Blown Open and $1,000 In
Cash Secured.
KEYPoHr. N. j., Sept. 5.-The postoffice
here was robbed last night and the safe was
blown open and 81 900 in cash and large
quantity of stamps were stolen. The thieves
gained an entrance througha transom and
made clean {ob; The postofice
was supposed to be perfectly
safe aud burglar proof, and the postmaster
thought it secure. The noise of the explosion
was terrific. The concussion broke all the
glass in the office. aud the report was heard
all over the building. The burglars hastily
grabbed the money and stamps aud escaped.
A powder flask and drill were found
where the burglars had left them In their
hastY flight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
SUICIDE OF A NIHILIsr.
Sophie Guengberg Hacks Her Throat
With Pair OF Scissors

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 5.-Sophie
Guengberg. the famous nihilist. who was
sentenced in November last to imprison-
ment for life at Sehlusselbery. an island of
the Neva, twenty-one miles south Of here,
has committed suicide. She had been
respondent for many months past,
but recently seemed to be regaining
her usual spirits. Finally she became pos
sessed of pair of icissors, and with them
she hacked her throas in such determined
manner that she died in spite of efforts
made to save her life. Sophie GuenGberg
was convicted. together with Stoeanofsl1y
and Freifeld, of having been implicated in
plot against the life of the czar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
a sATIsFAcToRY MEASURE.
a BOOM IN BONDS.
South Carolina Railway Securitie;
Take Sudden hise.

BOuth UaroNuh haNWay b5CUrItl5a
Take Sudden hise.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept. 5.-The sudden
rise in the quotations OF the South Carolina
Railway Company's securities causes much
sensation in financial circles here. The
general belief is that the bonds are being
bought either by the Richmond Terminal or
the louisville and Nashville people with a
view of absorbing the road. 1t has
transpired that there Is not dollar OF the
81, SOC, 900 second mortgage bonds to bo had.
The issue disappeared from the market after
jumping from $50 to $780, Receiver CHAINS
berlain is in New York and his representa-
tiyes here profess ignorance.
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An Omcial $4,000 short.

SANTA FE., n. NJ, Sept. 5.-Frank
Chaves. the democratic sheriff Of Santa Fe
county for tho past five years and ex-officio
tax collector, has rendered his resignation
to the board of county commissioners. he
is short S33, 600 collected by him during
several years past, $4,000 being county
funds aud $4,000 territory funds. The
board found this shortage from the ool-
lactoria own books.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
A Gloomy rospecs In Irsland

DUBLIN, Sept. 5.--The Freemdn's Jour
nal to-day says: "The wheat crops in W Wesi
Clare and other. western districts Of ireland
are. owing to the recent terrible rainy
weather, only fit for litter" The pota.
toes are getting black, and the plight is gen.
eraL One-third Of the potato crop ia
already gone and barley and oats are rot
ting.
County Cork is suffering the least from
the effects of the bad weather.
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Rough Experience Of a steamer

james Turpie, Capt. Smith, from New
York Aug. Is for Molino, arrived at Fal-
mouth short-handed. She reports that dur
ing the passage she encountered very heavy
weather. During this blow several big seas
boarded the steamer. Ore carried the mate
overheard. A short time afterward the
steward was also washed of the steamer. Il
was impossible to save the men. A number
Of the crew were thrown to the deck by the
seas. some being severely injured
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international Law CONGRESS.

Copyright, 1891. 6V the NJ, y. Associated Fyess).
BERLIN, Sept 5.-The Institute Of inter
national law will open its thirteenth COPS
Rress at Hamburg on Monday next Dur
ing the session the congress viii discuss She
international legislation regarding bank
rupts. the international Law on means OF
transportation, extradition. rights Of inilni-
grants, expulsion Of Foreigners aud kindred
matters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
Dvrarnita 10 a Wheat sheaf.

FINDLAY, o., Sept 5.--This afternoon
while a number OF men were threshing
wheat, the machine exploded, wrecking the
place. William Null was killed and four
othors were injured. On inve5tigation II
was found that dynamite cartridge had
been placed in the sheaf OF wheat by some
person unknown, CAUSING the explosion.
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sugar neet pamaged by Insects.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-A new and
damaging insect has recently made its APP
pearance at Watsonville, where it has at
tackled the beets grown in that vicinity for
sugar factories. The new insect is OF an
unknown species, and is a sort Of mystery
10 scientists. IL 10 feared that the ravages
of this new beet pest win seriously affect the
sugar beet industry Of the coast, which is
lust beginning 70 assume large proportions.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
Perrvman Rlected chieE

ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. 5.-A dispatch from
the Creek Nation Gays: "Forty-two voting
towns have been heard from. They give
Perryman majority for reelection to the
office Of chief. If Reed receives oil the
votes of the ssven towns TO hear from
Perryman will still te elected by a majority
of 40 votes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
CHINESE LABOR.
The United States Asks Canada for
More Restrictive Legislation.

More Restrictive Legislation.
OTTAWA, ONT. Sept. 5.--In the Hons,
Of Commons to-day on an item of $s2,-
900 for the administration Of the Chinese i'm.
migration act coming up Hon. Mr.. Bowel
said that the American government was
now in communication with the. imperial
government, asking that more restrictive
legislation be passed in the Dominion in
regard to the admission OF the Chinese. He
said that in British Columbia the labor
party was opposed to the immigration Of
Chinese more than 1t ever had been In the
past On the other hand, with the en-
ployers of labor the MongOiian race was
becemipR more popular.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
A Mayor Absconds.

OMAHA, NEB, Sept. George W. Trsf-
fin, Mayor Of Broken Bow, this state, and a
prominent business man, has absconded.
He is involved TO the extent OF SEQ, ,O00 His
former partner, ". Hewitt, mas faded as 8
consequence Of Trefhns rascality.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
AZ Appeal for the Fair.

Copyrighted 1891, by N. Y. Associated Press)
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Director Werner of tho
Royal Art acadamy has issued an appeal
TO the German ar;isis to take an active pars
IN the Chicago worlds fair.
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ghe Baron Hirsch scheme.

CoPENHAGEE, Sept 5.-rhs czar gave an
audience 20 Arnold White on the Baron
Hirsch scheme to-day. 1T is reported that
the interview was satisfactory.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
TIE ABOLISHED PORK DUTIES
Minister Phelps Success Evokes
Many Encomiums.

Minister Phelps Success EvOkes
Many Encomiums.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The formal
notice of the success of the negotiations re-
sulting In the removal of the restrictions
upon the importation Of American pork
into Germany has reached the state depart
ment
SATISFACTORY MEASURE.
Copyright, 1891, by the N Y associated Press.)
BERLIN, Sept. 5.--The removal of the
prohibition against the importation of
American pork into Germany mas elected a
few press comments. Several progressiSt
and socialist papers refer to the satisfactory
me tasure as a relief to the poorer classes. In
official circles, where are best known the
nature of the resistance to the measure and
the psrsistant efforts made In its behalf by
United States Minister Phelps, his success
has evoked many encomiums.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06

A Hitch in Loan Negotiations.
LONDON, Sept. 5.--A hitch has arisen in
the Russian loan negotiations at Paris.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06

AN of -. ,'NhD As a PALSEHOOD-
readino "usSa Taa Is very rich and suggestive
Iivia1s.o nen shown this article Col.
falsabeoS SSIn @ @uenounced it as an unqualified
which 1ra. auo denied the hand writing.
eneravad Printed in fac simfle after being
witt g. ne said the resolution he had
anyshsno IN IN. eae western membsr was not
tie ofbse a'-o eDe one published, and that
ulo q not and rice rersa. '''''s' "'iV" sl''
Col Livingston called ,no, AIoo-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08

The business in State bonds was limited to Ten
nessee settlement IS AT 20 IS and II ANA Is AZ
100 ga. There were unusually large sales OF
Western National Bank $3.50 at 90.
The general bond market was exceedingly dan.
but the movement of prices was downward, and
the closing was weak although the final changes
were small. AtchisOn IS declined 3-s per cent 70
IS - and incomes 3-4 TO 40 Ia. Reading gen
eral Is fell j-S to - IS and first incomes 5-S
per cent to A. Is. Reference is made TO our fail
report of bond sales.
on SATURDAY. but the offerings were al J per cent.
There was practically no demand for either call or
time loans -,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House Sol zoos
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were S4Gs,55o, and the internal revenue
ury received S226.2G and for the week 81 ,56i,-
ia National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds - AZ
O1O.6jO United States bonds to secure National
bank circulation as follows
-Four and one.half Der cents - 500 $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
S31G,950: bonds held TO sccarc circulation with
drawn, SlO7.5O0. National bank circulation out
standing-currency notes, Sl12@is,ssG; gold
notes S12s. 097 against which the Treasury holds
SiG,G45,192 legal money for redemption oil sur
rendered circulation.
In London British cOnsos were practically m
changed although shade higher at 90 IA for
money and lower ut 06 3-S for the account. In
the open market money abundant at - per
cent for discounts and . per cent for daily bal
arces. Bar silver firm and a little higher
at a. 3-4d. an ounce. American railway shares
fell from the very opening and the closing was
without the smallest reaction. AZ Paris French
3 per cents declined confines - 500
Interest coupons Nos. / ana on the income
bonds of the ComstoclS Tunnel Company Will bc
paid on presentation al its Office, No. II Broad
way on and after Monday
Attention is called to the announcement in an
other column of the Central san Ramon Company.
10 will become the owner of one of the finest
sugar plantations in the world, san Ramon. near
Manzanillo. Cuba. The company will be- organized
under the laws Of this State, aud will control
about / 900 acres Of land, 5000 cane and 5000
of cattle range, mUC-i Of which can be planted
The company will he organized with $500. 000
stock and mortgage for a like sum. e. g. de
Garmcndi1. of No. ~ Cotton Exchange Building.
will give full information 10 those desiring 10 make
investments.
The following table gives the current quote
lions Of city bank stocks, together with their par
value and the latest sales:
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Directors
STATEMENT OF VENDORS.

Nature Of Bnsine---The business Of these concerns
consists u the manufacture and sale Of sodawater appara
and ,uprc' and bong machinery in all IT. branches
which department Of Industry they constitute tc pm
clpnl establishments In tn world
Property Conveyed The property conveyed consists
~ real estate free and clear q ncumbrancc the entire
nanufdctu plant Of each OF the several concerns t'I
lare. stock ~ goods manufactured and In process OF
auufa ture materials. machinery, appliances OF all de-
.crpons Icticrpatcnt Of the United states TO the num-
br of moro than one hundred and forty and the good
all Old concerns; bills receivable hed by tn
several vendors Are also included, to the amount Of
500 600 The payment Of each Of these guaranteed
to the company by the vendor In whose business it or2
u,i,d aud a working capital viii thus be provided equiv
al-nt to 100000 Ia money.
Tho property conveyed to the company may be thus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08

BID. Asked
.id.Asked.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, March Up. n.
BY the operations OF the New-Norl1 Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last night, which included
the payment of $l,I3G for purchased bonds. the
associated banks lost 1861 .1j9. The weekly banl;
statement published today showed a loss of So
23IjO0. which presumably was due to the intcriar
movement. The shipments of money TO the
country must have been considerably larger than
the calculations. based on the business of the en-
press companies and leading banks indicated
The loss of specie, however, is not cxplainabc by
either the Sub-Trcasury operations the interior
movement. 1t is by 10 means impossible that
some Withdrawals have been made on theories
similar to those that prevailed last fall. The
statement was sufficiently consistent in itself
The actual condition Of the banks was worse
than the showing. The changes resulted in loss
of S2,749.3OO in the surplus reserve. which is
now S1O,sS0,97j, against S2l $50 a year ago
and $s,54s,300 in the preceding year.
The following the comparative statements of Feb
ruary IS and March ::
Loan. ISL So %25 Inc D;ip;;
fI9sSf B BeS
t cIPSlS 10 's SO me- nc '
The following shows the relation between tho total re-
serve and the fetal deposits at the respective dates:
Specie sS1. sol coo SIS 567 500 Dec. So 1913 200
Legal-tenderS So.9S3soo 35.43l 800 be. aOia 300
Total SLY 2SG STA 300 Dec So 23 800
Eeserfe required
agst DEPOSITS. 1903 COS 525 1903 I1s 4s5 200
Surplus ... s13 $50 275 go ss0975 Dec. S2,7l93O0
The Clearing House statement is as follows:
For Observation-Disclosures, $95 81 $50; balances,
S3,940,24l For the week-EXchanges. $500,
593,333 balances, S33, l12,j91.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was moderately active. and
while the early movement downward, the
closing was in the midst of rally that maze
the final variations unimpOrant. The irregularity
extended TO particular groups of stocks, and. while
Rock Island and burlington and Quincy were
strong, Northwest and St Paul were conSpicuously
weak. The largest declines suffered by
stocks that have international market and
the inference seemed plain that the principal
selling was for European account. They rallied
less readily than the stocks. which are not dealt
in abroad ard the fact may have considerable
meaning. Although the weekly bank statement
was more unfavOrablc than had been expected, the
publication started smart rally which apparently
was not finished az the close. The movement was
contrary to tine Ostcnsiblc influences and u that
extent proved the artificial character of the
speculation.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected and bids for
the per cents were reduced small fraction.
The closing quotations were as follows
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jlnantial 1lcetin9s.
NEW-YORK. January 90 1891.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NEW.YORK January 20. 1891
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.
N Office is hereby given mat the annual
~ meeting OF stockholders Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company Will be held at the once o. the CON-
pany in St. Louis. Mo, Tuesday the 10Th day or
March next, at O'Clock M fot IL election OF thirteen
Directors tho ensuing and for the transaction OF
any other business that may come before said meeting
The annual meeting OF Board OF Directors will be held
Office on "Wednesday. the llth day OF March
The transfer books will be closed THURSDAY. February
O'Clock p. IN. and reopened on Ihursaay March
IL at 10 o'clock a. m. JAY GOULD. President
A II. CALEf. Secrotorv.
NEW.YORK. January -. 1891.
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOI NTAiN AND sOtIHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE.
n Office is hereby given that tho annual
~ meeting OF the stockholders OF the St. Louis. Iron
Mountain and southern Railway Company Will be he'd at
the office OF the company in ST Louis, Mo- on TUESDAY,
10Th day Of March next at o'clock a. M ior u.
election OF thirteen Directors for tho ensuing yea. and for
the transaction other business that may come oef9c
said meeting The annual meeting OF the Board OF ID.
will be ncd Office "Wednesday INC
llth day cf March, 10 o'clock
The transfer will be closed THURSDAY February
g. at O'Clock p. M. and reopened Thur.dsy March
L. at 10 o'clock a. III. JAY GOULD, PRESIDENT
A. IL. CALEF. Secretary
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TNMAN LINE I. ). and Royal Mail steamers.

i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
.TY or CITICAG Wednesday,. March II. y.
CITY or NEw.yORK,W e1uesday. March - ~ 80 j..
CITY or BERLIN .....Wodn sday March 25. 80 a. m.
CITY or CHEST III. wednesday, Aprl I. 20 80 a.
From Pier 80 y. =, ad,onhg Chrl,topAer.st Ferry
FIRST CABIN. $50 and upward according 10 steamer
and Location Of room; SEC0ND GABlN. Ss5 a9d 80;
Agents 8 BOWLING GREEN. v. Y.
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10 PER CENT on APPLICATION.
30 PER CENT on ALLOTMENT
30 PER CENT MARCH 20. 1891.
80 PER CENT APRIL ., 1891.
THE SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL re OPENED
SIMULTANEOUSLY At 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ ON MON
DAY MARCH o. 1891 AND WILL. CLOSE On OR BE-
FORE 3 O'CLOCK T.. NJ. on WEDNESDAY. MARCH
II, 1891, At THE OFFICES OF
=. v. White & Co.. 30 Wall ST. New. York, and
sherman 81. Chicago. Ill.
Chatham National Bank. New York City.
Blackstone National Bank, Boston.
Metropolitan National Bank. Boston.
National Bank Of the Rcpnbc, PhR.
Northwestern National Hank Philn.
First NntionnI Bank IAN Francisco, Cal.
John IL. Matthew'S. 333 East 26th ST., n. y.
James w Tufts, Boston New York.
Charles Lipp,ncOit. Philadelphia or Chicago.
Alvin ID. PuiIcr. Boston Ncw-York.
From whom pro,poc.usas and forms OF Application can
be obtained
shares ISSUED VIII De fLll-Iad stock. Stockholders
Will have no personal liability.
Thcr' g. no MORTGAGE any property Of the company
and c Iy.lNs provide that bond mortgage can b.
created without Of ninety per cent ~ the pre-
flrd so,kAold.r.. and that this provision cannot be
aitoIrl except b. the Ike Affirmative vote
This company Is formed take and carry on the
bu.lne., Of sofa wat"r apparatus and sup
rlc hitherto conducted by the following establishments
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LLOYD SIS. co.

~ SHORT norTE TO LONDON -,,-v
Steamers al igS% BIZ oS s e 5Mf !iO'0ken
aI'' SAT- Mar H. a. NJ Zelda Tue. Mar 81. am.
Iayel We'd Mar is D. TraVe. Wed Mar 25 g 80
First cabin s75 and Upward berth according 70 lOcs
rates OELRICLS 6 CO. No. Bowling Green.
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ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD :. S. CO.

VNMAN LINE.
L NEW.YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
SPRING AND SUMNER SAILlNGS.
City OF Ncw.York. April Is, MAY - June TO- July g
CITY Berlin, April -, May 20, June u, July 10.
City Of Paris -.....-. May p; June ~ July x.
C'ty OF Chicago. MAY 6, June 3, July |, July %.
''' - PETER WRIGHT e SONS. Gcnr Agents.
Bowling Green, Eew-lolk
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ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

Il DIMES J Z
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New. YORK. pier foot Of Canal..t n H.
san Francisco, VIA TIA l.thmls OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails Wednc day. March H. noon.
From San Francisco and BrannaD sts.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY OF PEkING sails Saturday, March 81. y m.
For freight passage ard general intor1at.on Apply
Y. J. BrLLAY General Slnerlntenden..
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II. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.

WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPOOI.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
FTeL tCnic NJ ar II. 80 AIN. cutOnic April D. a. M
BrtInnic.. Mar -, r. m. brtannlc Aptu u, u a. ~
Majestic Mar o. A. ~. Mai site. April 90 =.
Ieranic. phil &c 80 Germ ahc APR ID 80 a. M
From White star DOCK, FOO. Of West loth-sL -
Second cabin on these steamers. rates, 500
and upward scsortnS I? steamer ana oea2n OF sSe o,
ablo terms; Storage $50 prepaid -23 G on piny> Cn@,
so. II Broadway, NewYork. PhiatgLha Otcr 100
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financial.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3,750,000,

VIII III ~ IVNfN1 ~Oj'@JJ
DIvIDLD INTO
1900 SHARES FIRST PREFEHHED
CUMULATIVE o PER CENT STOCK.
Il 500 SHARES SECOND PREFERRED
CUMULATIVE PER CENT STOCK.
1880 SHARES GENERAL COMMON STOCK.
PAR VALUE OF ALL SHARES, 800
Dividends on the first and second preferred stock
will be payable In February n"d August OF ehch
year. Dividends on the common stock will be de-
cared and paid only the end of each fiscal ycnr.
AMOUNT OFFERED.
Onc.half of each OftHc above sc.
curiiies is offered for public subscrip.
ton at par.
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Total sold fOr the day lsVU5
Siiyer .JS .JS's 10 - Il5OOU
SALES Ar TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
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$1,000. 10000

The above includes nothing FOR the patents ~ which
the coy, manufacture by tr retiring firm, are protected
tie good VII. which, with respect To eich coh'crn
continuously succession business career, rN-
tduc a. 10 two them, than ms ycJ!s. and.
as TO IN, other two considerably than quarter
NJ L.nIAfLI