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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

Discussion. led By w. u. Heiney, North
yakima
Music.
General History; It's Place and Pur-
Discussion. led by j. B. Walker, Spo-
kane
Mathematics: Subjects and Scope OF
Each Harry Patterson. New Whascom.
Discussion. led by W. H Bseisr. osym-
psa
GzApzp SCHOOL sEcTros-rHrEspAY Arrxz-
Soos.
f.so-aThe Natural Science In Elemsn-
tary Education, r. s. Bingham, Tacoma
Discussion, general
s5 s r. T.asss. a Me. Emma ana way gn.
Seattle.
a.O-DiseussIon led BY Miss Ruth A.
Turner. spokane
e:sl-aLiterature for Primary Grades, I"
Miss L L. West, waila Walla
2:5-Dsscussion led By Ella L Gupiili.
3.n-aTne Real and the Ideal Voice
Training" Miss Harriet Sawyer. North
3:n-Discussson. general.
3;So-"Tne Course in Arithmetic; How
10 shorten and Improve IT, L. i. Gilbert,
Spokane.
s:5ADsscussion. general.
4:0o-ienerai sym postum, three minute
speeches. "Wnat L. the Great Defect in
4:gGBusiness session; election Of Of
fcera
COUNTY euPEsrsrTsDEyrs' AND NORMAL
sKcrioS-THCRsnAY AFTERNOON.
80" Best Methods OF Inspecting Q
School," II. A Corner, Colfax.
1:5o-Discussion. led By II. G. Benbow,
Garfield
aa5-.How Best TO Obtain the Sympathy
and support of Directors." II. K Cox,
Tacoma
a.25-Di.cussion. led BY J. n. Sinclair,
Snonomish.
a:4o-"s,a.e Normal" J. II. Morgan,
E.iensburg.
Discussion. led by E. v. claypool.
Tacoma.
s:l5-"The State Course OF ssudy,"y. NJ.
Shields, La Conner.
3:s0-Dlscussion, general.
THURSDAY EyEsrSa
7.3o-Music. Invocation.
7:45-Ciass exercise. Ahtanum Academy.
s:0o-"Breakers." Mrs. Della Brown,
Everett
FRIDAY xoRyrS&
9:0o-0pening exercises.
9i5--"Edueation for Citizenship" ID.
e:35-Dlscussion. led by J. D. Curtis. Sc
attic.
9:55-"The State University."J. NJ. Tay-
Tor, Seattle.
io:i5-D Discussion. led By J. NJ. Hin.
Whatcou.
I0:a5-"Teachers' Current Literature"
FL. q. Holien becx, Seattle.
l0:55-DiscIssion, led by II. b. Dewey,
Tacoma
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Opening exercises.
Report OF committees.
Elections and choosing place Of next
meeting.
Introduction of the president
Miscellaneous business
Adjournment
The officers an d committees Of the asso-
citation are as follows:
President-F ]. Barnard, Of Seattle.
Vice presidents-J. w. Hesfon, Of Seattle;
w. ID. LYMAN, Of Waiia Walia; J. w.
Borst, of Centralia. Secretary-Miss Eliza
beth Hawley. of Spokane. Treasurer-R.
c. Kerr, Of Waila Waiia. Legislative CON-
mittee-R B. Bryan. Of Montesano; Ed
win Twitmoyer, Of Seattle; r 8. Bingham,
of Tacoma; j. b. Walker, Of Spokane;
B. w. Brintnall. Of Olympia. Executive
COMMITTEES. G. Lawrence, Of North Yak
ina; ]. w. Roberts, of Tacoma; w. A.
Payne. of Dayton. Officers Of educational
council-R. B. Bryan, of Montesano. pres
ident; B. w. Brintnsil. OF Olympia, vice
president. Local executive committee
]. q. Lawrence, of North Yakima; Dudley
Eshelman, of North Yakima; Harriet
Sawyer, Of North Yakima
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BATCH or FEDERAL axplcrMEsra



First Fruits Of the Graad Jury Made
Manifest
The United States grand jury yesterday
Indicted James Ferris, charged with burg
lsrising the Dnwamish postoffice last sum-
nsr and steaiing = number Of letters, and
William Finnigan. charged with selling
liquor to Indian hop pickers At Snoquai-
nie, but failed to find true bill Against ].
II. Kennedy. the big prisoner charged
with forgery who escaped from McNsiIs
island three weeks ago and paraded around
until captured in misft coats split up the
back.
Kennedy was the only one OF the
prisoners in court whom the grand Jury
vas drawn Who objected; he 10 also the
only one 90 far who hiss escaped indict-
nsnt There we're slso several sentences
passed. George Msnser. who pleaded
guilty 10 opium smuggling. Was given the
option Of $50 fine. TO be paid before the
adjournment Of tho present term Of court,
or term ia the United States prison. He
chose the former. and will stay ut the
county jail until he raises the money,
which no expects from Portland.
William Finnigan pleaded guilty TO the
Indictment brought In few hours before
and was given seven months in the United
States prison. Harry. Hall. who pleaded
guilty yesterday to opium smuggling. was
given four months. Finnigan and Hall
viii DO taken to MeNsil's island this morn
Ing
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The trial of the suit of the Coast Com
msrcial Company against the Oregon Inn
provemens Company in the United States
court was finished yesterday. with the ex-
cepsion of the argument and the jury's
verdict. The argument will be made on
Wednesday.
The witnesses for the defense yesterday
we're c. ]. Smith. the present manager,
and r +, Padden. ex-,reasnrer Of the Ore
gon Improvement Company. The most OF
the testimony given by them was for the
parpose of proving the nselessness of Nc
Meas trips TO the Oregon Improvement
Company and OF an arrangement between
=. A. Hill. the former general supsrin-
sendens and ex-fresident Elijah Smith
far private speculation In Anaeortss prop
ssty.
John NJ. platt. of Anacortes, was called
In rebut.al Of this testimony. Miss Little,
stenogranhsr. was also placed on the
nshd 10 testify as to the length OF time
she Was in McNeal's employ. etc. She
sasd that there Was never any instruction
70 her that she was not working for Mr..
heAssl rs an official OF the company.
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xEWS OF THE COURTS.
Nilcox Pleads Not Guilty to the
Charge Of Murder.
nare or HIS TRIAL NOT SET.
~-as.H States 6ra.d Jafy Ksturss .
u.nhsr of Indiesmsnss--Kspath
Finally viesortess-etstsss.

william A. Wilcox, charged vii b th
s.rr;sle murder Of Mrs. Charlotte Fssting
/. sosth Seattle on the night of last Labor
~ was srrssgned before Judge Humes
.11seyday and pleaded not guilty. There
rus bas . few spectators IN the room
80 be was brought up by . depaty
skeyf6 20 hear the information read. His
- vas made in quiet tone Of voics and
y appeared quite cool. When asked oy
- judse whether be had counsel he re-
riied in the Affirmative. His trial Was not
s yesterday. although he II anxious for .
spssdy hearing.
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ine following res suits we're 6led In
tne superior court yesterdav:
samuel Rossnthsl and L r Hayes. Co
partnsrs, " G. J. Smith and others o.
snrssaes On bon6-Suis TO recover $ese on
account
Sesie D. Hainea. - administrative, VI
". Z. squirs-Suit 70 recover $50 astcr.
ney's fees.
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.eensss g. Ssa sere issued yesterday
~ ~ william hoesteS and Margaret Rowe,
sa 9 Seattle -. r. stilssl1. of Tacoma.
80 Waite Thompson. Q: Seattle; Alex
ssf AeAdaua and F.orcace Augusta y.
~ beth u Seattle; Andrew 4. Bag
n.a Msy Bartlett both OF Seattle:
aA fsusis and Anals Smith. both oi
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CLEMESCY ron BURGLARS
thase Who kobhsd Capt. Hogis Get ssx
Months EAeh.

George Elder and Henry Bergmsa. who
s'ose quantity of provisions from Police
apl Hogie's house. and ~ho were con-
Voted of burglary. were yesterday sen-
kaeed to sir months each in the peni-
ssasisry.
The Judge was asked BY Deputy Prose
sahog Attorney Bass TO make the sem
Naees light, anu was very ready to do 30.
ayias that under the circumstances the
nsa eonld rot be held entirely responsible
soz their crime.
ihomas Edwards. who was convicted
burglary last week, Was yesterday
sn'eneei by Judge Humes 10 one year
= We psniten'laFy. . motion for . new
MA helag ovvrraled.
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seaftses d. csmpbeli, Of Seattle. and
veoFgss Fulton. Of Port Eiakeley: C. A.
M'scnke and Caroline Jensen, both OF ss-
suis: Alexander McCalIoch and Cora B.
faaikner. both OF Ballard.
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A Premlneas Firm Retiring Fram sus-


The Seattle Art Company having de-
cided to retire from business. oSer 'heir
eaisre stock Of pictures. frames. artists
materials and stationery AZ aetaas eost. OF
vii entertain bids for the stock IN eeIS
vita nxsnres. etc. Ioso Second street,
lesry-Walker block.
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By uslag aaa'. Hair Rsnswsr. gray.
failed or dlscoaared hair assumes the aAia-
RAJ eoser og yoash and gFoss iaxanAai
sa4 strong. ? easing everybody.
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Get roar Christmas pocket xasEss tFom
cawGeacheT HardwArs Company.
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Aacsasn sale

Clocks aad hronses ~ J. X. Bayss's, sna
Front street: hour. Of sale. 10 80 q m, sS
and 30 n "a -
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/ Bur the geaalae Rogers siiver-pl4ted
/ Sress. scAwshAcheY Hardware Company.
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SILVER aa. pins. cheap. al ". W. H0usa-
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op~n sl.l : p "a ever sisss tais week Lsasa,
Aas 4sE4as i 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
finanrlaI.

OFFICES 1oo BROADWAY N. Y.
o.r,,,,ea IN alliance with the LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of New'YorH iof ''e 'o"'""S
purposes: ,u., and ,,,sre.s Of Bonds
To insure the payment Of principal ana in'fe'' "
and Mortgages. -. A.. ..u.
m invest in Bonds and Mortgages and assign th' 'Ae
p, ,nveors with insurance of title and guarantee u p.,
men. Of princlpal and interest. and opinion 'i n'e''
own counsel wien desired , ,,.,.,.a Al.
10 ,o,n reasonable amounts Bonds and MoiSsesos %
c,,.,or,l security when title has been insured by in'
LAWYERS, TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. ana psy
men. OF principal and Interest oy "e ''"i'
DELAY and at a nominal cost IN borrower
10 furnish for investors bonds or cerihcaoes OIL ~!
Tod ,,ornts sccur.d BY first mortgage, insured a. u
,,,,o bv The LAWYERS TITLE INSuhANOG Oo"
pANY ard guaranteed as to payment by this .o"py.
Inscriptions for "a limited nmonnt OF inc N"p"
S,oc will be received the offices Of the comp"'
, On Rroadwny New. York, until March Id 1890 "'
which date In the event of ovcrsubscr'pt'cn' pro
ratn aIlot mcrt Of stock will be made 10 suoscr"'
OFFICERS:
w coGrrsUAII. President and General Manager
CHARLES s. FAIRCHlLD. LIST Vice-Presidea''
DAVID y. OGDEN, I'd VicePrcsideh~
CLARENCE CARY, Secretary.
KOREHr q. HONE. Treasurer
CARY e. WHITRlDGE. Counsel
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
OTTO r 1ANNARD, President Continental Trust Com
cuAprrs r. BARNEY. 1st vice-Presidens Knicker
cIAREyCE CARY. OF Mes.rs. Cary & whitridge
f. W. COGGESHALL, OF Messrs. Norwood x Sosse'
hail President the Lawyers Title Insurance 20.
GEORGE COPPELI. OF Messrs Maitland Phelps w.
CHARLIE, COUDERT OF Messrs. Coudert Bros
GEORGE LORD DAY, Of Mes,rs. Lord Day q LORD
IoTL y. ERuARDT, President The Lawyers Surety
Company. , ,,.
CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD. President New.York Security
and Trust Company.
ANsOE ". HARD. Of Msssrs Hard Rand
OF
ROBERT G.. HONE.
HENRY l.. ROWLAND. OF Mcssrs. Anderson Rowland
Director OF The Lawyers Title Insurance Company
FRANCIS NJ JENCKo. President Safe Deposit Com.
pany Of Ecw.York.
Holm T LOCKMAN. OF Messrs. De VIII Lockman &c
Dc witt; Director Of The Lawyers Tito Insurance Co
DAVID g. OGDEN. OF Mcssrs Parsons, Shepard Ogaen,
"a Vice. President The Lawyers Title Ins. Co.
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY, Of Msssrs. Spencer Trask
& Co.. Director OF the Sinte Trust Company.
DOUGLAS ROBINSON JF., Director Of The Real Estate
Loan and Trust Co.
WILLIAM l.. TRENHOLM. President American surety
Company.
HERBERT n. TURNER. OF Messrs. Turner Mcclure &
Rolston. Director OF The Lawyers Title ms Co.
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CITY OF PAWrUCKET.
PROPOSAL FoR
100000 4 PER CENT. BONDS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
PAwTrCkI-r II. l.. March 8. 1898.
Sealed proposals addressed 70 Frank NJ hat. w
Trra.P.r Pawtu L. (. oSch lLdoFsrI Pfopo'a Tor
Loan, viii be rrt,,cd thi. Il O'Clock NJ.
SATURDAY. March -, 1898 for the whole or any part OF
the following loans % the CITY Of Pa"iuckst
l.-scneral Account and Highway Loan Foir hundred
thousand dollars (S4o0OOOl coupon bonds of aid city
denomination 1000 each dated April l. 1898. due April
!. 1923.
Sewer Loan: -Four hundred thousand dollars (t40o.
oOOl coupon bonds Of said demon nation $1,000 each
dated April l. 1898 duo April !, 1923
Each Of above seTes II bonds n bear interest ut
the rae OF four ~ r ccnum yer annun- payable semi
annually. April and octoocr l.
The Interest coupons will he payable az the National
Bank OF Redemption. Boston. Massachusetts.
Bonds will 30 ready fer delivery April l. 1898. The
rlet 10 rccc. any and all oils reserved. Further
foriuation can be obtained Of The undersigned
FRANK NJ BATES.
~, Trans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
finannai.

Til. .b. rchoIdcr. Of the OHIO AND Ml>S'>S'rr'
-. ..o,r;,x hoIder. Of the BALTIMORE AND
ONO sOUTHwEsTERN Companies mt mec'"H'
r.h. "a. 1898, unanimously approved
.r r. n,an of consolidation Of those companies '"o
ou,,,ue and capitalization Of which are ~ 'o'o"''
p,rsr CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE ~
PER CENT GOLD Bonds. having loo year'
10 run principal and interest guaranteed ny mn am
tho baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ~s-'ooV00o
nto 70 be issued to retire an equal amount
q, A., pcr cent. FIRST Mortgage Bonds OF inc
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern ha'i'oau .. AN
COMPANY ..'..'''''''''
$50 900 900
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Iermh" oo mn
Comnanys Guaranteed Bonds not exceeding si'oV'o0'
INCOME MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS noncumulatve; Win coupons Nv
tachcd and running 50 years:
Ci,ss "An.........-......- IS oV'o'
Class "D" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mn
NEW PER CENT. PREFERRED STUN ann ooo ooo
noncumulatve .......--....-. --'..-'-'''
NEW COMMON STOCK. 10 be taken oy inc
Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company car ,.o mn
rync the Cont ol...............
ov THE 40, 900 600 NEW FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS ABOCi si,'ooooo VIZ,
ne LEFT IN THE TREASURY OF NE uucHT
n ,TEu COMPANY AVAILABLE iVis i''' W.
mn, PHYSICAL, CONDITION OF TIE ONO AM
,,IssrssirpI ROAD AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
pyoposrD Distribution OF NEW sECtkl'
TIES TO O. & VI. SHAREHOLDERS.
n e. NJ PREFERRED STOCK Will rc'eNe
., nov cent IN New Guaranteed First Con-
sod,,cd MORTGAGE Gold Bonds on payment
{, cash q premium Of yer cent say -
% per CIV a., rrco,,c nond, AZ par. $50
~ per WV " . I,0io.oCo
q hu. COMMON STOCK viii receive mn
% per cent 'B' income Bona. -. '''''''O'
- per cent new : per cent r'eieF'ca .oo co,.
ppoposrD DISTRIBUTION or NEW sECC'
pIrIrs TO b. AND q. sOtTIiWE>TEKN IN'o"I
uoxn ,yDprrFEHRED STOCKHOLDERS
FIRST INCOME BONDS VIII receive Is Pc,
-, On Se,y Guaranteed ilrst to9so idat u
vo,,r,cc ,.oli Bonds payIcn, IN e'sh
of A premium Of per cent. = ooano
ls pcs cent. equal to..----...' $50 20 ooo
90 r..r cert in "a" IrcoHo Bonds at paF' f'o4V''V'
srCoSp ISCOME BoNDS Will receive. 1900.
~ Pc '''. - ,n,, ,n.or,e l,onds - Ss4O o0c
10 ncr cen, new per cent Preferred sDeN' o'0'''V
ru,rn INCOME BONDS VIII receive:
90 pcr cent in "B'' Income Bonds...-.. i'''0'0''
20 pc, cent III INV '............ 100000
pRrrFHRHD STOCK will receive 52'a pr
cen, in new per ecat Preferred s'ocA''
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TO the holders of the First General
Mortgage Fire Per- Cent. Coupon
Bonds OfMe ohio anil INSISTS
SiDDi R0Ir0U CO7uDauu.

Under the above plan you noY invited TO exchange
your bonds. and WHICH ARE PAYABLE IN CUR.
EENCY. for the NEW 4a PER CENT. FIRST con.
soLIDATED MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS Of the new
company. bond for bond.
Bondhoders may also hove the option. up to April u.s.
1898. to accept l0oa per with interest In
cash. In lieu OF exchanging their bonds for boIds
Interest on the deposited bonds will be collected by
the Farmer' Loan and Trust Company. and paid
the holders. Interest on the new bonds will
run from their date.
THE OFFER OF TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY TO GUARANTEE THE NEW
FOUR AND A HALF PER CENT. GOLD BONDS. on
WHICH THE CONSOLIDATION DEFENDS. Is con.
TINGENT or THE PROPOSED PLAN BEING
PROMPTLY CARRIED OUT.
The FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
Of the City ofNcw.York prepared receive deposits
Of the bonds will Issue In exchange It's negotiable
certificates therefor. Copies OF the plan will also bo
furnished by the Trust Company Application will. In
due course, be made the stock Exchange for listing
the trust certificates.
WV. T.. BULL
EDWARD II. BELL,
JOHN II. DAVIS,
JAMES H. WILSON.
EDGAR r. WfLLEs,
New.York Committee Of q. and VI.
Shareholders.
DATED. NETWORK. MARcH 10. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15

Trust Company, which will receive the securities
of the two companies under the terms OF the coh-
sOlidation.
by X. V. iarnett n Co.. the following were SOFA
% .Ssres a@yeI,' Title in.ursnce 500 each. no.
For account of whom II nay coic'in 49,, r,L cx-
iSa l%%irlS nGa 81
soooo Houston and TeSa, ccStrul Railroad Consolidated
pr cent bonds, due l9i2 lYG% .., s,oo Zach u3.
soS At tssd @S S and SI' fc a"s
ss5 HSs;MHH%Sf 60 s.5 ss
ne. l.s. eI rS Sond due Of S hist
::SS 4 Sssas u.s.
CO. TTrsTc i So saSn
share, Thsrhe,wsyand Co rrfcred sloo eqsh o.
II shares HeringliaEMar'in Go. common si'0 '''
go By order Of Executors. - r.
shares rfttSOufa. Marion and Chicago Railway Co.,
ssc$I ,eo5s Marion .s end Chicago Railway Co.
shares New.York and Boston Rapid Transit Co., s'o
i shares rocac CO. SEQ each 200. 200 sew S
Ins rS%s 81 r. az Zoo cacn POO share. ccar
Water Works q san Frsnc.co. SEQ each , 10 ca. e.,
$1,000 each 100 ssres crdaI Ta, and Mnncso,a E a
Ie,d o %iG9 co. goo 200 ca' b fio 10 sSs Brook
Ign Fibre co, 800 .ac" 300 shares rni''u Perol'u"
fcT5,m Co. $40 500 each Ssln 10 10
sia.s International construction Co. Of Connecticut 500
each 80 Shar.s Indian Rock oil Co. S0O each 90 shares
HONE Petroleum Co. 800 each; 60 share Blood farin
pctrol4,im to- slcO cach 100 shares Fielder p roleun
Co., $40 ZACH POO shares Frost Pctolcrm Co.. SO each
9Os ehares Ei!anf Petroleum CO. IL each go shares
on itv In.rolcum CO.. $40 each. so.
llooo share, NcNicld re%lcum co. on the Iionest no
81 each: 20 shaIc> Bnlrs llcaa TANK sio each -oo
2S shares Manhattan sewing Machine Co.. go each
Union .a, Light CO.. 500 cacl 90 shares Denver
600 shares Erad hlw MnIac CO.. 800 each 100
sharcs Union Mining co. 80 each 80 shares New
York and Nevada Mining Co. $40 each, So -
81 Shares noyosc Mning Co. 80 each leo shares
Wilmington Mining Co, - each shares governor Bec-
low God ard silver Mining CO.. 800 each 500 SHARES
Martin White Mining Co.. 800 each, 81
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Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NETWORK. MARCH /. 1893
In accordance with the proysons Of certain No.lng
Trust agreement dated september lst 1887 OF which the
Farmers Loan end Trust Company 10 Voting Trustee Il
meeting Of the holders OF eertfcas OF that Company
representing tho Mexican Noonal Railroad Com.
panv will he held a, II o'clock noon. at the Office a
Company. Wall Street Wednesday March ed for he
purpose Of nominating directors be elected
annual meeting Of the company.
The for the transfer Of certificates Will be closed
a, close OF business. Saturday. March 1lth. and remain
closed un, the final adjournment Of meeting.
ANDREW ANDERSON Jr
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CLOSING rR1cEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHATWAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday. March l4-p H.
The stock market was affected unfavoraDN ny
the evident liquidation in Sugar Eelinlhg, WHICH
before was only suspected. That stock lurlie'
declined about per cent to-day on safes "'ic"
were far too large to be for other than long &C
count The declaration Of an extraordinary thVl-
dend gems TO have been tho agreed signal Tor
-.oli,ino sales Full interest on all classes of
its income bonds, payable on February l, was
declared by the Philadelphia and Reading kni-
road and in three weeks the company fell lh'o
The hands of receivers This example is not one
70 be followed in every case, and il is wholly IN
probable that the Sugar Refining Company Is III
want Of money 1t is not lain. however. why
o stock which pays IL per cent year, Win pos
sibilities of extra distributions, should go Deg
cling. Sugar Refining the weakest as we'll
rs the most active stock There were occasional
rallies, but they hardly interrupted the down
ward movement, and the last price was practically
the lowest for the day
The statement made by the receivers OF the
Reading Railroad was better than has been ca
pected. The quick assets are composed largely
of coal which is not sold. and coal notes and
other promises. The net floating debt Is rc'a-
lively small, ut the price of coal NAY be an
important factor in determining it. ana possibly
TIE balance may be disturbed by lower prices for
coal The sales agents at meeting TODAY
formally lowered prices. but this may have been
only the spring reduction.
The market was demoralized by the decline IN
Sugar Refining. but in the last hour the down
ward movement was led by the coal stocks.
The continued strn2ency in the money market
was opposed 20 an advance in prices. but in
spite Of the decline in the industrial stocks the
general market was firm. Final changes were
generally declines, and the closing was weak. but
outside few special stocks the losses were not
large.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There We're no transactions in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange, but the market
was strong and asked prices Tor 4s were raised
IA per cent. The closing quotations were as fol-
lows
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United gtates
MSort9a9e Go.
Chartered 1871.


Capital $4,000. 900
SurpIus 100000
80 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
This Company has ali the Trust Power. granted BY
the Banking Laws of the -aic OF New York. Together
with special charter privileges L0nms Money
Bond mud Mortgage. issues Dcbcnfmrc Bonds. Re-
ccvc- Deposits subject check and allows inirrc.
dniiy balances. Issues tcrtincaics Of Deposit Acts
n Trustee Registrar Transfer Agent. Pays Coupons.
Executes all trusts.
OFFICERS.
CHARLES II. HENDERSON. President
LITTER kOU\TZE Vice. President
GEORGE ". IOt>G........... I'd Vice Prcs't Il Treas
ARTHUR TtR\ISt LI........... Assistant Trcn -urcr
WILLIAM l.. ELLIOTT. secretary
DIRECTORS.
Samuel ID. BabcOck,
william Babcock, =. Frisco. Luther KOuntze
William T.. BAILEY. Seattle. Char on T. Lewis
Charles j. D!ckcy IT., Lewis May,
william r. Dixon. Theodore Moford,
Robert A. GrInnlsS, Richard 4. Nc, urdy
1hcO. a. la vcmcyer, Robert Ovphant.
Charles r.. lIend ,rson E1w Packard
Ismcs j. IIil ST. Paul. william w. Rlcharfs.
Gardiner o. Hubbard, Jas W. Seymour. jr.,
Gustav L. kissel. jones TmpsOn
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DATED MARCH 10, 1898.
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
EDWARD Il. BELL,
JOHN II. DAVIS,
JAMES H. WILSON,
EDGAR T. WELLES,
New. York Committee Of Ohio and
Mississippi Shareholders.
ii. I. NICHOLAS
CHARLES WEHRHANE,
WILLIAM II. ROISTON,
JAMES SLOAN, JR.,
New.York Committee OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railroad Company.
EDWARD BRUCE, Secretary No. . Wall-st.
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APPOINTMENT
FISCAL AGENCY
TOR TIE
STATE OF KANSAS.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
Notice 4. hereby given that THE NATIONAL BANK
or IIII. ETPI Eli, OF NLW YORK has becn sIo!hed
a. tn Fiscal Agency - tho STAT. q kansas, ana al
bond. and COUPONS u state 81 k1nras or o: any
ouniy township city. board Of cdncat!on or .cnoe d.,
..lc i'm ,~ir. which by their "Iins aysos az
ine Fsca Agency Of Ststi Of kansas IN NV, iofk
sh,ll b. pad At The sait IME NAIiONAL bANh "
1'uf, EF.i'v BIIC Of NETWORK.
Owen ndrI ms hard End e. or ~ 'e' Q, M,- nv one Isos
VAN Il. PEAT HER. Auditor oil STATE