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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28

Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding an a.. c,o coo ~. exAo or
500 0!Jobc Sof 40
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28

Dealings in State bonds were confined to Vr-
ginia funded % per cents at 54053s and IS
deferred, trust receipts. at 61s. There were no
sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market enjoyed good pat
ronage, with sales amounting to s20S5O00 par
value The course of values was upward In the
main, but the changes at the close were not
without some declines. Philadelphia and Read
inh general As rose a per cent to H. and the first
preference incomes gained the fraction at 35H,
but the second and third incomes lost about
the same fractions. Louisville, Evansville and
st. Louis 81 fuctuated between 70k and 6s. but
closed w per cent higher at 60. Pacific of Mis-
souri, firsts are up 9 per cent at 81. Chicago and
Northern Pacific frsts rose l per cent to 1914
Atchison general As on small sales gained the
fraction at 73H, but active dealings In the sec
onds resulted in an Improvement or only per
cent at 40. Colorado Midland As declined u per
cent 10 A. Kansas and Texas seconds income
were active at 47isM47M47%. the fir.ts selling at
S2%@s2k. Erie seconds were dealt In to a mod
crate extent, but after sales at 75ia. closed un-
changed at Is. The closing dealings were
marked generally by some irregularity. Refer
ence Is made to our full report OF bond sales.
Money on call continued easy at 1kIl per
cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges. 500. 036. 1876: balances s4.4O5.933.
The Sub-Teasury was debtor to the Clearing
House s4l2.l27. It's net gain on balance since
Friday was S430.C36. made up by gain Of $i32.
S24 In coln less loss Of $2lSS In currency.
The two days operations covered: Receipts.
&,5S1 907; payments. s5.15l,271 resulting In gen.
era balance Of SG.2i3SO9 consisting or sGl, $685..
llI coin and $i.244GS2 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington
redemption.
The customs receipts were s4C1.377. the internal
receipts $112.716.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
casn Oh mana ana deposits In bank compares
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WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

az. Y. C. & IL. Il. Il. Il. Co.. LESsEs~' .s foi.
Trains leave West 42dst. station New F no iass
lew. and Is minutes earlier from ot rrahAil'' ~ ,h
g, AZ 81 DAILY for Albany Utica. syracuse isos
e'ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. bet oi'' oh' aS0' Jaw"
s,:o p H. -Dai for Albany. Montreal Utica sy,,, ,
Eochester Hutalo. Niagara Falls TORONTO D'''"
s.ta p M-Dlly for Albany. Usc, SYRACUSE Kos ZONE
Buiia,o. Niagara Falls Toronto, pe''o'' ''e'c'N
For Tickets timetables par'or and sleerns'st se' od
,fons apiv city Offices Biookyn ana New ORA
az statirns Timetables at principal hotels fo' '~
c. f. LAMBERT General PASSENGER AgeH York
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OFFICE or TIIEi
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
or THE
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
or TIE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD gu.

MILLS BUILDING. NETWORK. Oct %. 1913
To the Holders OF the Consolidated Mortgage Bonus OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company;
In view OF the existing conditions OF the Nor'hern
Pacific Railroad Company and OF the impending dcant oil
the interest due the Consolidated Mortgage Bohds on
the LIST OF December tie Undersigned have been cons'.
tuted a REORGANIZATION Committee by the German anu
American Loders Of such bonds for tho general protection
OF their interests In present condition and In future
reorganization -
The committee has organized with MI Edward D.
Adams As ia Chairman and Gen. Louis Fitzgerald as iS
Vice Chairman.
Bondhoders arc invited send 10 the Chairman or
Secretary their addresses with the amounts Of their re-
spectiye holdings.
EDWARD u. ADAMS,
Mills Building.
JOHN &. ntILITT,
ph,driph!a.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
Mercantile Trust Co.
CHARLES LA>IER,
Wins ow. Lanicr Co.
J. u. PROB~T,
j. D. Probst & Co.
JAMES ~TIyI.MAN.
National Ciiy Bank.
ERNST THALMASN.
fndcnDury. Thrlmann & Co.
A. MARCUS, Secretary. Mills building.
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with the figures Of the last previous statement %
follows:
A., &c Toy T1 al sS3 Gt2 2io Dec. 5000 254
Net lesatenders ,ss,,7 az sa6 inc IA. $50
on hard .;...: y33,ad,o 63i0S All inc 1898
Net silver on hand 6.2ja."v oolo.o'' ''''
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81 T1 a& HI: -: =: =: : Is 80 &C.:
e. ,;x ,las .ss II .sa ,ss 10 20
nupoT'' ~ ~ 90 80 81 50
v 90 S". az s"s syss sou s9% 1852
UNLISTED STOCKS
p.s. q, q, s.L s.. $50 sSxi2os5c
An Sus "e""' ca. Slu Ga S5X S5a s5a. 2.3"s
10 rI PR .c,,'' ca Ssssn "a IS So s3n 3ss
d 3 s g. A.. 49, -. =. go.
Nat Lead 49,. aG,a 2G,, 231 2ta ?ti 2ts as soS
do pref: g y % ~ ~ ;s' 100
Total shares for the day.
. Ex dividend.
SILVER.
Sill bul certfs.. 80. osS 80 ''''
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
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Ocean Steamers.

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land passengers o 81 .nit Co. Bowling Green
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively =
-Four tncks. Automaus Block signals.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty berry, ST.

Trains iSaSs sts TS.I, 09s q = h,0e Isys St.
&C. SS i is 80 TO AisnsewU: II. Sunisys s
4 40 p. NJ sundays 80 A. NJ: .,
80 l No. oGs Il 80 s & " t.
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sa% SUM ~ g sso ? NJ n!sh,' 40 NJ no
So rc' rc cc 80 r. NJ 1915 night ssssOs ss'|s; 4;
nnisht Sundays 80 \. NJ, 80. 7;so +. NJ i"aS
o Sc' S ss N M Se TO- i:ao 80 r a. IS nIsI;
except SATURDAY, night. Sundays. 7lo A. NJ. ''o e
rs 20 spi P? 20 io as < Rs:
saaai nsh 10 Grove ard Xsbaiy 900 a
90 s,,.' NJ 1.,! s sASE I 20 p NJ
For Farmingdae. Toms River, Barnegat Park enc
rsinecat. 80, sis a. NJ, 1:t5 . 70 p NJ
FO; MIsntic City, vinelard and brids'on' 80 a. NJ
e For Monmouth Beach seassrh ana Ishas I'd p'';s
saas,1 ss 90 % q 80 a. "a co 60 49, ''00 ''-'
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For Baltimore and washingson week DAYS 9v, y az
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

young man, stranger, came to this
town June 10 from the south. He was
soon the same evening at Wind Mil Point,
claiming lie was waiting for n train to go
to Rouse5 Point. Tuesday be borrowed an
old boat from John Bowman to go to
Rouses Point. When near Fort Montgom-
cry he was seen by three fishermen to full
out OF his boat. They at once proceeded to
the spot but could see nothing Of him. A
whiskey bottle was found in the boat.
Parties have been dragging the lake for the
body, but il has not been toupd at this
writing. No one seems to know who he
was or where he came from, or just how
tho accident happened
NORTH HERO.
Mr.. ard Mrs n. L. llszen OF High2nte
were in town over Sunday. -Cieorge Tud
hope is home from Boston on n weeks va
cation. Charley Tudhope is home from
Swanton for the summer. Ohm Dodds is
home on a vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
bourne Hnzon of Alburg spent Sunday in
town,
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Thomas J. Carroll Of Rutland hal two
fingers of his left hand cut Off by a circular
saw while saving wood recently.
There is quite 2 scramble for the position
of county clerk o Rutland county, mada
vacant by the sudden death of john Howe
of Castleton.
Tue Western Vermont Agricultural So
ciety has bought of NJ. NJ. Dikeman several
acres east of l'airmouut Park, FAIR Haven
which will be added to the present grounds
The Firemen Relief association has bean
formed by representatives. of the different
hose companies in Rutland to provide aid
and relief to its members in case Of acct
dent.
Fred Tuiper, who escaped from the house
Of correction June Is was captured the
noxt morning about . O'Clock on the Gas.
Teton road about three miles from West
Rutland by Superintendent d. l.. Morgan.
PlTTsFlELD.
DR.. Kidder and his niece, Mrs. Andrew
Ellis, have gone to Swanton on a visit
Mrs Hutchhs, has gone TO Lawrence,
Mass, to visit her sister. Edward Noss
and family are stopping at the Ncse house.
Mrs. Dingman is improving. Mrs. Asr
Hayes has moved to West Randolph
BENSON.
Kirk Holmes aud sister Lizzie are at E, Il
Towards for the summer. Mrs. ). c.
Houghton and Miss Smith of Ndd!ebury
are visiting friends here. - DR.. c. L. Strong
of East Buffalo is visiting his parents
John Skecls and wife ot Wisconsin are visits
ing their mother. -Delbsrt Fish is seriously
i'll with Inflammation OF the bow wells.
NENOON.
Mr.. Issac Holden has returned from Chi
cego where he has been the past year.
Mrs. Emeline Seward recently fell aud broke
her leg below the knee. Mrs. Hiram Rec
ord has a son.-Gen. +, II. Ripley and two
daughters have arrived at the farm for ths
summer Mrs. Alanson Hatch, who ha
been seriously sick. is little better.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

County Clerk Wilbur 7. Davis of Frank
lin county, reports the amount paid for
fines and costs for the six months ending
April l, at over $4,000, fully nine tenths of
which came from st. Adams liquor dealers.
ENOSeURGH.
Rollin ChaiYee, about Is years old son of
Reuben Chafee, was very seriously injured
the 18TH 10y the bursting of gun in his
hands. piece OF the gun fractured his
skull above tho eyes aud another piece broke
his nose.-Rev. c. L. Guild OF Greensboro
was in towG the 14th to preach the funeral
sermon of Orpheus Coburn.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Hector Dagle has purchased the stage
route from East Berkshire to Montgomery
Centre, beginning July born, June ID,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Lumbra, a son. -
Rev. Mr.. McGeorgs will preach at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday at a. IN.
GOMERY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred +. Rawson and son
left Wednesday for an overland drive and
visit to Mr. and Mrs. R.. Newell Goodspeed
in Poultney. Aaron Gates esq, and Mrs
Pollard of West Gardner Mass, are in
town on a vsit.-Miss Minnie Clapp arrived
home last week, after four years absence
in Massachusetts.
BAKERSFIELD.
The work on the water works is pro-
crossing slowly. Judge Start arrived home
from Chelsea Saturday, where he has been
holding the Orange County Court. State 5
Attorney kelton visited the town officially
last week. Rev. G. S. Story, pastor of the
Methodist church, has rendered his resigna-
ton, to take effoot soon.
FLETCHER.
The Fairfax people gave an entertain
ment here last Friday evening that was we'll
patronizod. Recent sojourners among their
Fletcher relatives are Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
kinsley of Worcester, Mass, on their home
ward journey from Chicago, Mrs. Rouse OF
Bedford, p. O., Miss Parker OF Worcester,
Mass, and Everest Stsbbins Of Johnson. -
Mr.. Blair drives the stage now.
HiGHGATE.
Byron fuller, a former resident, died at
Brooklyn, N Y, the 10th inst. Mr.. fuller
was a veteran of the war, serving in the
18th Vt. volunteers. -Highgate will have
an old-iashoned Fourth of July celebration,
closing with fire works in the evening.
f. W. McGettrick of st. Adams will deliver
the Grafton and the Franklin band the
music. Miss Jennie SWEET is spending her
vacation with her brother, tie Rev. r. +.
Swstt. Joseph Lambert is on the sick list.
FAIRFAX.
DR.. c. f. Hawley went to Burlington the
18th inst. to spend few days with his son.
Darius Bradley of Boston 10 visiting his
sister, Mrs. Jonn b. Alfred. Cyrus n
Bishop is visiting his brother, Ira c. Bishop
Mrs. Sarah Richardson OF Cambridge
H., spending few days here. Fairfax
Citizens Band went to Fletcher the 10TH
inst and gave concert to full house.
+, d, Mudgett was thrown from his load
the 10th inst and found Unconscious neal
tho house of Is. S. Marsh. lie was carried
into Dwight Smith's and Drs. Hawley anC
Powers were called and he soon recovered
having sustained nc serious in jury.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Essex LUNCHEON

Mrs. c. f. Mncomber OF Boston, who is
visiting d. Ii. Macomuer, Went Wednesday
to Isle La Motto to attend tue wedding Of
Miss Nellie Fisk.-Crops of all kinds are
booming. The grass crop promises to be
heavy. The Ladies Homo Missionary
meeting will be held at the parsonage Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs Emma Bouth has
been chosen delegate to the Christian En-
deavor meeting TO he held ID Montreal next
month. MIR. Lewis Landon and wife of
Concord, N. H., are spending few days
with Frank Lendon. w alter Parsons,
school supervisor for Essex county and
teacher ct Island Pond, is spending his va
cation with his mother.-Clayton Freeman
of Boston is visiting in town.-Mr. e.. +.
Harvey, proprietor of the celebrated Medi-
cine house at Saratoga Springs, with his
wife, daughter Adena f. and a lady friend,
Miss Monsell, stopped over night here.
They are making tour of northern Yer
mont as far as Newport thence to the
White Mountains. Miss Mary Ann Bates
is visiting Miss Mariah Macomber.
Mrs. Clayton Nichols from Huntington Is
visiting friends and relatives in town w.
S. Ieachouts house is progressing very
raidly. Tho skaters are nearly through and
the outside will be completed in a few days.
Mr.. Chase's house is also being hurried on.
1t is nearly ready for the skaters. The
foundation for the new Catholic church Is
nearly completed Miss Caroline Ferrin
has osed her school in Sheburne and is
spending her vacation at her home - Miss
Ada Place went to Starksboro Monday for
few days.-Fred Sibley from Boston is
home for few days with his family.
Frank Pratt, who has worked on the
railroad section here for the last two years,
has been given charge Of section at East
Swanton, and left here for his new posi-
tion last Monday. -Dannis johnson re-
turned to Boston last wesk.-T. H.
Bowman OF California, with his wife and
daughter, are visiting his uncle, +. H.
Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs Bacon took
II carriage ride to Montpelier to attend the
convention of Congregational churches there
this week. e l.. Drury, o. II. and Fred
Rawson, with their wives, spent a day at
Maletts Bay boating and fshing.-Mrs.
Fred Wedgewooi star ted Thursday morning
for Champlan, y. Y, where she will visit
friends. Miss Hessie Shiland gave lawn
tennis party to friends Thursday evening.
: MILTON
The Ladies Aid society Of the Methodist
church and the Woman's Foreign Mission
AIRY society, met last week Wednesday after
noon at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Eu
gene Allen, Ia the evening ths young pso
pie of the church end town met and enjoyed
"a literary feast. In al there we're nearly =
people present. The playing of Miss Eecia
Allen, aud the reading of Mrs. Washburn
Mrs. Morton and Miss Themes, were very
acceptable The impersonation by MIS-
| Bertha Bingham created great deal Of
amusement, while u duet prettily sung By
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man academy and oil are sorry to lose him.
The concert in tac evening 10y tho Phila
May company of Boston and tue Howard
Opera House orchestra of Burlington was
the finest ever given hero.
MlODLEBURY.
The divorce case of John w. Kcnworthy
vs Hattie II. Kenworthy was heard in the
parlor of the Addison House Thursday even
ing, and the application was granted on the
ground of adultery. HNn. Henry Ballard
of Burlington appeared for John w. Ken
worthy and there was no defence.
EAST MlDDLE6URY.
Mrs. j. j. Manney is visiting a sister in
Rutland Mrs. O. Gilman is with her
mother, Mrs Austa Needhom, who is in
feeble health. A goodly number Of friends
gave suririe party to f. A. P.p,r on
Monday evening, tho occasion beng his
birthday. School closes next Friday
NORTH FsRRlSBURGH.
School in district No. 3 ciosel Friday. -
Mrs. c. w. Wicker, who has boen spending
the winter in New \ orli city, has returned.
The Epworth league at Ferrisburgh Cen
ire gave an ice cream and strawberry
festival Tuesday evening. Music was
furnished by the band. officer from the
Reform school at Nergennes was in this
place Sunday looking for couple of boys
who escaped Saturday. The boys were
caught by Jerry Sears at Charlotte Monday
morning and returned to Nergennes.
SHOREHAM.
Miss Minnie Proctor Of Gloucester Mass.
is guest of Miss Maria Towner. -Elizabe tn
kQuier, NJ. D.. and her aon Herbert return
ed to Albion, n. V, last Wednesday. On
Friday evening Miss Helen Bissel and the
Misses Soule gave musicale and recital,
which pleased a large audience - Rev.
Smith Norton WINS away last week in Bos
ton and Andover, Mass - Miss Grace Reade
is home from Hopkins Hall, where she
graduated last week. Mrs. William Ander-
son went to Northfisld, Mass, last week
and her daughter Nette, returned home
with her Thursday evening to spend her va
cation.
SALISBURY.
Cyrus Bump and Nora Dean were mar
ried al the Congregational church June Is.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. D..
b. Kingsley June 12.-Miss Carrie Bryant
of Werrens burgh, n. y, who has been
visiting friends III town, has gone to Silver
Lake to attend campmeeting.
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plea SAINT surprise party.-Among the visit
ors in town last week were Mrs. Eugene
Hcrrick and son of Jericho, visiting ut Mr.
Meeker's. Miss Lydia Root of South Hero
at Mrs. Powell's, Mrs. Harmon LOOMS OF
New York aud Mrs. VIM. LOOMS of
Georgia, at Mrs. Tiliotson's, MIR. Lewellnn
Allen of Oswego, n. Y. at his iather's, and
Miss Welsh Of Buffalo. at Goo. Ashley s.
Reading circle moet Friday at Mrs. Her
rick's.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. Belle Osgood united with tho Con
gregatonal church here Sunday. Mrs. l..
7. Herrick returned last Thursday from
visit to Brooklyn Prayer meeting at the
hall every Tuesday evening.
SOUTH BURLlNGT
The funeral of Mrs Edward Murray was
held last FRIDAY, nearly every family in the
community being represented. Mrs Muir
ray was loved and respected Ivy all. When
her death was announced many heart felt
a sorrowluI pang. Her declining days were
made comfortable by devoted family, VINO
have the SYM athy of the whole community
III their great loss.
UNDERHlLL.
Episcopal service and sermon at the
church, Underhill Flat, on Sunday next,
June 25th, Mt 4 p. m. Friends and neigh
bors cordially invited, and especially as
this is the cnly afternoon Sunday service
usually held in that village.
HUNTINGTON.
Merton Lyster Of Boston is visiting in
town.-A pair of twin boys were born to
MIR. and Mrs. Tbadeaus Fuller on the 10th
Inst. Richard belong has bid off the stage
route from Huntington to Richmond and
takes possession July 1st.-The funeral
fervicas of Myron Small took place at his
late residence on the 14th Inst. Rev. w.
II. Lys;er OBLIGATED Post No. 80, c. A.
r., Ladies Aid Society No. IL, and Camp
No. S3 Sons Of Veterans are to dedicate
their new hall Tuesday evening July 4th
by speeches, grand ball nnd supper, to
which all are cordially invited.
WlNOOSK.
Miss Addie Edwards is homo on her sum
mer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson are re-
joicing over the arrival of girl and Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Patnaude over that of a
boy.
Mrs. s. L. Reynolds returned Saturday,
after two weeks visit in New York State.
MIR. and Mrs. Ebrdge Richardson Of
Cambridge. Ill.,, are in town, the guests of
Mrs. Dr.. J. II. Richardson
Miss Belle Shanks was very much sur
prised Thursday morning to find the head
and shoulders of a young man thrust
through her window and overhaulipg her
| bureau that sat near the window. She at
once gave the alarm and her brotherin
Alix Morrow, succeeded in securing the
stolen property. No arrests have been
| made.
The Arion Concert company gave very
successful entertainment in the CongreGa-
tional church Saturday evening under the
direction of Prof. Harrington. The chorus
of 60 voices were assisted with several solos
| by Miss Bella Mullins aud Miss Mabel Paul,
accompani't, of Burlington, and duet by
Prof. Harrington and Miss Mullins Prot.
Harrington will leave this morning for
Waterbury, where he is to teach another
chorus.
Gates cotton mill has been shut down for
repairs. 1t is expected to be started again
Monday.
The Epworth league are preparing to give
boatride and basket picnic TO Maquam.
July 4.