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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
PiAn0s and Organs.

Where to buy Pianos and Organs
representing the worlds greatest ma
kers. Steinway 81 Sons Pianos, Ma
thushek Pianos, Mason e Hamlin Pi
amos, Sterlin Pianos, Mason and Ham
lin Organs, Sterling Organs. Lowest
prices always. Easiest terms posslb BILE.
All freight paid. Complete outfit free.
1--WE years guarantee. One price to
all: S1uare dealing, Money saved.
we DO not ask big prices as many
dealers DO, and then come down. Our
motto One price to all and that the
lowest. We ship on fifteen days" trial
TO any depot and pay freight both
ways II not satisfactory. Write for
Illustrated catalogue. N. w. Trump,
Columbia. S. G.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25

M00R y 9 2CR W9RKING SR 81 MACHINERY.
BARREEL STAVE
GINNING
GRAIN THRESHING d"
SAW MILL
RICE HULLING
ENS1NES AND BOILERS.
state Agency for Talbot & Sons Engines
and Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills.
Brewers Brick Machinery.
Double Screw Cotton Presses.
Thomas Direct Acting Steam Presses, No
Belts.
Thomas Seed Cotton Elevators.
Hall and Lummus' Gins.
Engleberg Rice Hullers.
H. B. Smith Co.'S Wood Working Machin-
cry, Planers, Band Saws, MOulders.
M0rtisers, TeDOpers--com prising COM
Plete equipment for Sash. Door, and.
Wagon Factories.
OeIoache's Plantation Saw Mills, 'varia-
bic feed.
Betting, Fittings and Machinery Supplies.
Write me for prices.
v. O. BADHAM, Manager,
COLUMBIA, s. c.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
Another Outrage.

GREENvILLE, May 15.--A negro wo.
man was outraged near Piedmont on
Saturday night. Her assailant was a
negro. The colored people of that sec.
tion are hunting the man, and If found
they will lynch him. State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
A Slick Rascal.

SPARTANBURa, s. c., May H.
Some time ago Il gentleman by the
name of w. II. Irwin came here from
Atlanta and took charge OF Spartanburg's
little bucket shop. He got number Of
young men to dealing with him and did
thriving business. Alter while they
notlced that Ia their speculation tin ey
steadily lost and never won, 80 they sus-
pec'ed something crooked and deter
mined to lay trap for the manipulation.
OneB 1t the young Eaen went to Irwi II
and telling him that he was on to his
game, made the proposition that they 90
into TIE business Of def auding the pat.
rOns OF the shop together. The Young
man was TO furnish the suckers and
Irwin was TO do the rest. Irwin agreed
aud there was where be lost his bouanza.
The young man gOt friend to put up
$40 on futures. irwin at ce gave his
pseudo. partner a5 and kept the other
lie did not make any effort TO speculate:
OF course he was exp !sed ard made to
give up as much as he bad of his ill.got-
ten gain. The pressure Was becoming
too great on him, and Saturday night he
departed for cllmes unknown, leaving
be!Ilud some poorer but wiser young
speculators. The scheme he worked
was this: Ia his shop be would post
hctt0u5 reports OF the markets such as
would cause his patrons always to lose.
After dhile the discrepancy between
his reports and those 1T the daily papers
was noticed, and this led to the detec.
ton of bis rascaltY. lie did an extern
i've business Tor some time before he
was caught, a1d it is said that Some OF
the young men lost rather heavily. At
any rate Irwin left Spartanburg several
hundred dollars ahead in the game
Columbia Register.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
Closing Ont.

CHARLESTON, 5. g., May ia Re-
porter for the News and Courier yester.
day made some inquiry with O view
to 1nding out what truth, if any, there
was in the ofteL repeated reports about
to the effect that the liquor dealers
OF this city have for some time been
using tEe!r uttermost epdeayors to
| dispose of as much of their stocks as
possible. Some inquiry unto East Bay
yesterday morning leaves little doubt
as to the correctness OF the reports.
The liquor men are apparently not
placing any great hope IN the possibi-
lity that the Supreme Court may declare
the Evans law unconstitutional within
the next few days, aud are going ahead
upon the supposition that the worst Is
TO happen. Large quantities of the
nne brands OF bTandies and Wiskeys are
reported as being sold by some housee
at exceptionally low figures, and tbs
general opinion prevails that the dealer
VIII leave no stone unturned to lessen
tnelr STOCK OF such goods as rapidly as
senior member Of one of the largest
lrms IN the State yesterday and asked
MN what truth there was in these re-
ports. lie said that it was perfectIv
true that his house was selling out
their stock OF fine whiskeys at greatly
reduced prices, aud he added that ths
course would be continued by his firm,
lis it true that some Of the dealers
OF this city are shipping large quanti-
| ties of goods to other States-cities like
Savannah and Augusta for instance ?"
| was next asked.
In measure 1 believe that it is
entirel ly true. For instance, my house
has this morning shipped a lot of goods,
consisting OF six or seven barrels of fine
Whlskey, to Savannah, and this is not
an isolated case. We ara now making
and will continue to make every effort
TO dispose OF our stock as rapidly as
possible, but ever. with all of our efforts
do not think that we will succeed in
getting our stock off of our hauds be-
fore the 1st of July"
Several other gentlemen, all we'll
knoWd in the business, were seen and
spoke to aud each of them endorsed in
substrnce the report given above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
MEXICo AND THE SILVER CRISIS.

CITY Of NoAiCO iMy c.-Thc drop In tho price OF
silver caused excitement here last week. Int 1t cannot
be said that there anything In the natnr, oi i
panic as the feeling was that tie decline WAS 100
sudden 10 be lasting Iltme manufacturers aud az
rculturists will profit largely by the fall III silver
the former by reason OF the fact that exchange VIII
cause a failing in impor,ations and an increased
demand for home goods and the latter because oil III
fact that the price for Mexican products abroad are
payable In gold and are as high as before IL
is believed silver mining will 60 on here pracucaiy
rs before and that the output Will not be ma
terially diminished. Experienced miners here say
that Mexico will become the chief silver
producing country OF the world as the ores are abund
ant and the labor IS exceedingly cheap. MI
Iiamantour. Secretary OF me treasury, AYERS ,I't
there never has been any idea Of stopping the free
coinage of silver here: the contrary he says tha'
the demand Mexican dollars abroad IS large ana Is
likely 10 increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
TROUBLES OF WESTERN BANKS.

Omaha, Neb. July THE American Savings Bank.
which closed Wednesday night. was put I'm charge
OF a special examiner by the State Banking Board
Yesterday. The bank is believed TO be solvent The
National Bank OF Ashland oirshoot Of the American
Loan and Trust Company, also failed. 1t had capi-
ta OF 100000.
Minneapolis. Mimi. July The Bank OF New
England assigned yesterday to Judge John p. Rca.
the result OF suit brought by the Attorney General
behalf OF the State alleging that the bank holds
a balance OF State funds on deposit. az gre.
eating Ssl.33l IL. which It Is unable TO pay. The
assets are placed at $3.50 600.
Pueblo, C0l July There was no further run
on tho First National Bank to-day. Bank Examiner
Adams has taken charge of the suspended banks
here. and will push the examination OF their affairs
as rapidly as possible.
Pine ilun Ark. July lSpeclal)-Thc Arkansas
state Bank. OF Stuttgart; and the Arkansas Farmers
and Traders Bank. Of Dewitt. near this city, have
closed their door. Neither Institution had large
| assets and deposItors will not suffer to any CON
siderable degree. Both banks We're under the same
mana cement and the recent failure OF the Stuttgart
and Kansas River Railway, OF which IT. IL. Leslie
president. prccirated the collapse.
Red Clii. Col, july The Eagle County Bank
has suspended payment lis capital is $1,000 ana
its assets. which estimated al SioOoD, are con
900. The withdrawal Of large sums on account OF
the drop in silver the cause.
Washington. July 1.-ContrOler EckclS Is Informed
that the First National Bank of Hot Springs, :. d.,
and the Livingston National Bank OF Livingston Mont
have closed their doors 10 business. Bank Examiner
Diamond has been ordered TO take charge of the
Hot springs bank and Bank Examiner Flynn VIII
take charge OF the Livingston bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
Delaware. Lncknw0nna and Western Il. 4.
,n,ious I'm New DIRK loot OF Barclay and Chrisophse
SHORTEST LINE. .yEsTIByLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEwAKk, BLOOMFIELD MONT.
ing nds,, Ala:on Morn ,t9Sn fas,s irs' ~ e.
pAiCONG, HaeHstt,t9Mn, ;. nO0LEYs aoO SiA,N,
GAP, STKoU DsBU 70. rocono Mountain, sCiAN.
lOA, PITT ION WILKESBAEkE, NANIlC0KE
nAMFUN. 0AFOi;D. NORWICH, watrviile. rrICA.
CCSWfiGo. fruAt.H 'owEGo ELMiRA toESiSG.
WIS., .N0nrnwisf ANp s9TTHwEsT:
U>,,.trJ EMPRESS pullman Palace Con.
Dunalo with train for Chicago arriving 0;i5
morn
ys20 A. VI. -BINGnAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
100 r. M.-scgANroN, BINGHAMToN. and Ell
riPN tAPitt.>>. Puilr.an parlOr cars
l.I0 r. M.-sCKNNToN wlLKEsBARKE and PLYM.
,If ~ .kpl:ESS. Pullman parlor
1870 +. VI. tDalyl.-BrtFAIO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Ola. ~ seopcr-. Arrives ut rs a.
900 r. 81. Daily. --ButFALo. RICHFIELD SPRINGS
aud OsWEt,O EXPRESS. Pullman seepers
IiCKErs ana PULLMAN AtCoMMoDATfoNs a. ~
Murayst and i29 Broadway Tickets ut fry stations,
IS 0is Broaiway s. We.t i25shss. 2ss COLUMBUS:
ave. 1913 washing.on-s 726 Fulton.st
- Broadway Brooklyn. lime tables, giving full infor.
'W?FisTcoir EXPRESS COMPANY will call for an1
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destnAtens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
LOCAL FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.

VosSnack, Lee & Co.. wholesale lumber dealers OIL
no 1913 Eleventh-ave. made an assignment yesterday
n Francis A. Winslow without preference The
business was logun IN the fall Of 17D by Herman
and Frederick +. Nossnack. with capital OF SO
600 Charles A. Lee was altorward taken Into part
ncrship.
George NJ Smith has been appointed receiver
for the New York Purified MIX and Cream company
I'm the suit brought by RawsOn Underhlll. The com
pany was incorporated under the laws Of West virginia
In June, 1900. with u calAtnl stock Of $JOo.poO .
the plant was Detkertown y. j., and the New YORK
Office was NJ No. liz West SeVcntctnlhst'
The stock OF Mann Brothers. clothing dealers ~
Nos 3l4 3l6 and 3lS Grand IT,, was Yesterday o s,'n
ont by The sheriff the sale realizing about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
MONTANA SILVER HEN ORGANIZE.

Helena Mont July THE Montana silver con
ference which adjourned last night, was ATTENDED, w
900 delegates representing every bnsneS Hn'e''s'
NJ Montana sentiment unanimous FOR coinage
and sncecbes we're made by senator Power. Congress
man Hartman Marcus DAILY Leo Mantle ana others
The conference resulted In tho formation Of INC
Montana Free Coinage Association, with Marcus DAY
as president and Ex-Governor llauscr Chairman "l
the Executive Committee. The Association VIII tax"
in hand the work pushing the caus" OF free coinage
I'm Congress and will appoint delegates 10 inc 81
Metallic League meeting and the 4. Louis silver
Convention. Resolutions were adopted declaring LOT
HE free coinage of silver and blaming "c dcnl"h't
lion act Of 1873 for the present business repression
ard contraction OF currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
oux1oxs OF Two CONGRESsMEN.

question CONGRESSMAN Hermann yesterday said Be
lIcvlnc in the free mintage Of s'cr US well as gold
but fearing the United states alone cannot nninnih
bcfo~ the world The present legal ratio OF sixteen
N one and that an international agreement 10 re
form the worlds ratios cannot be secured faVor
A change OF our own legal ialio Inc sherman Ia"
should not be repealed until better guarantee Is
nod ,bat silver shall be recognized upon a gust
ratio with gold and as free 10 the mntS as gold
ITSELF
Rockford H., July 7.-Congrcssman HIT, OF TINS
district was in the city yesterday, and IN an inter
view stated that he would vote for u repeal oil IN"
svor nurchasing clause Of the sherman law, Dut ne
Is NOT I'm favor of the unconditional repeal Oh Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
srAGyATIoy IN TIE IRON TRADE.

Cleveland July -" Tho Iron Trade Review TINS
week says In the interval OF mill repairs ana scale
negotiations Of mine shuidovns and. TO some extent
Of additional furnace curtamcn', there Is 20 h'tie
buying and selling that the iron market s'aTc'iF On
Isl, ont side Of quotations. Financial questions mean
limo are scarcely les, cngros,ng iron
Than ia bankers and statesmen: In short Willie the
money centre, send out word that III" situation Is
easier manufacturers In all lines find the money chd
Of their business decidedly the most pcrpcNnG feature
Of it, While there may be less dif'cui'y III Spo''
about getting money, and while the savings bahh
pancs have gone by. there Is no percep'ic acc'lea
ton In The settlement OF accounts by 'io"-paceu u'"'
ore and concerns with a large volume Of bills and
accounts receivable lind just a much prrprMly rs De-
fore I'm the ever present question OF extensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
TELEGRAM OF An INPATIENT NINE OWNER

LIadvilc, Col. July ~. j. iaseman Of Colo
RADIO Springs owner Of the famous Noble Gibson
mine at Aspen and ono OF the soundcst capitalists
in Colorado was here Yesterday and visited many Of
the mines lie impressed with the condition
Of the silver interests and the threatened outcome
Of the depression that he sent the following telegram
last night to Frederick ID. Tappcn. president Of the
CaUatin National Bank, New-NOrk:
The refusal OF the Government TO purchase silver
t t,mc, hcrctofor, considered certain Is vastly aggr
waiting the distress in this state. Nearly all OF the
mine, are closed AMI thousands Of men thrown out
Of cmploymcnt They cannot be paid because the
,mclters cannot pay for ore. having market for
silver and It woud b. greatly relieved b. purchases
made as usual. The feeling among all classes OF pcO-
pie Is intense and angry and likely to lead to great
,Nccssrs. II YOU have any influence with secretary
Carlisle | be-. vou to endcav0r 10 get him 70 order Il
prompt re-. imptiOn Of purchases. -
y. J. HhGERMAN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

(N Y T. & II. r. Il. II. Co. LESsEE)
Trains leave West t2ds, station. New.York, Is fol-
lows. and Is minutes caller from foot frankin-st ,
a1O A. Daily local TO Susp. Bidge and CatsAill
SiCcpiTs car New-York u BlOonivie sundays only.
Can be occupied . p. IN. ,.,,, ,,.,
1854 A. W. Daily jca to Albany for Catsxi Mountains
raSr csr bs s Afny syaSs,e och
ester Buffalo Niasara Fols, Detroit Chicago; eAceps
SATURDAY for Toronto. - ,,,.,,. -
, 100 l. VI Daily except Sunday 70 Bloomvie ans
CaiskIl Mountains NewPau, Lakes MShSnk Az 81, MIN
II tf:35 4. M.-Daly except SUNDAY 10 Ca,kill Moln'
t,ns Nov .Palt,. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewassa:
10 pio,omSiic saratoga and Caldwell: c., 4.
liz - ~ ~Sitrriays only. Half Holiday Special -
tak Mountain par9r car st'afnet ,tku Noun.
CHR MMTa nIaNi Lakes Mo6OnS and Al:
i p,nr' S"Tatoga Paror attached saturdays TO
no,y, and Caldwell well, Ls s;,t Gsorgc Albany
ct33 Daily for albany. Montreal utca sy,oe ''
'norhcStcr EUrao. Niagara Falls. IoNho' pen0'e
cssr " pay ssyept sunday for XeS9gr. Aa0y
Slra.oS1 a for Albany uuco syrscuse Rochcs.sr
Rmfao Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Ce'e anu ans
a. IL G-rca.es BROOKLYN BY AnnSs' 40 ~. R,d &C.
ri aS,r.rnw ; f IsoT a.S SO 40
NcgHyI; !, Gc 3; O 2' i: :bsy C Ill., ' '''"
'W,encgp' sleeping ears for Albany. ruca. sresuse
Rochcser Buffalo NIAGARA Falls, Toronto Detroit Cese.
land All CHICAGO all through trains.
moGstion rsV or apply oaiees Boeslys sss
w. NcWYcrF CIV liz col $ss, 7ss ard ois Rrosd
vay l4s rowcry, 81 East ltth;ss 81 WSst is'ti'ss'
~ " General Passenger Agent.
s VandcrbiItave. Nev-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
INVOLVED IN pIDcocK's EMBAEGA.sM ENT.

Trenton. y. j.. July 7.-Chancclor McGiii THIS
morning granted a rule 10 show cause why receiver
should be appointed for the Somerset County BihA'
a state bank at somcivilc. The application WAS
made by Attorney General stockton in behalf Oi
Eank Commiss Oncr Durycr, and the iulc t. return
able on Wednesday. Deputy Commissioner Johnston
went to Somervlilc this aicrBooA and took chafs"
OF the banks affairs. The bacKa cmDarrls 'incnt -
duc TO that Of eX-COngrcssman Pidcork, whose paper
the bank carries 10 the extent OF aiou! 500 w.
The capital stock Of the Institution l. 10000, lh
surplus Is $1,000, and the deposits are aDou'
IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
p,RcuA.Es OF SILVER BULLION RESUMED.

Wa.hngton July THE Treasury Department re-
.umcd IN. purcha,c OF silver bullion. buying 100,
ooo ounrcs Al ~ cents. The oilers aggregated
- 900 ounces at the Sailc price rs That pild
but all offers beyond the 100000 ounces purchased
were declined. The price OF silver bullion III Lon
don to-day was "a and fraction pence, which, AT
lie exchange rates, made the New" lork price ABOUT
:, cents but the tendency was downward, ana II
+ houovei ,t the Treasury that TIE price o. silver
next Monday in London Will be lower than II was
todav ms explains Why 50 little Of the amount
offered was purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
A RIG WoOiIEN MILL TO SHUT DOWN.

Portland. Me-. July AT Oakland yesterday was
held the postponed meeting Of tie directors and stock
holders OF the Madison Woollcn Mil. the largest III
Maine. This mil is At present IN financial straits III
consequence Of diSa grccmcnt with lis former srihhs
agents, H. J. Libby a Co., OF New York. II was oe
cldci ycstcrlx> TO shut down the mill TEMPORARY,
nd IN take account of stocA Thus several hundred
operatives viii De thrown out OF employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
TIE SILLY SEASON IN WASHINGTON.
THE USUAL CROP OF ABSURD POLITICAL EUMoES
JERRY SIMPSON STARTS ONE

-" JERRY SIMPSON STARTS ONE
OF THE SILTIEsT.
Washington. July : SPECIAL Washington has On
tered upon H., silly season" tie effects Of which are
already In the variety and quality OF The pocal
rumors which are eagerly srz,d upon ana spread
broadcast. O.iy yesterday il was eravcly a*,'ri"i
that free silver Democrats ana ropu'i-ts vcr"
ready 10 unite with the Republicans IN The Hon-"
% REPRESENTATIVES In order 10 defeat Judg- 'rtpb
reelection 20 tho -p"akcrShp hccaus" he fVors 'h'
repeal Of the bullion. rurhasr provi'o OF III" tlV'r
law and Is also In favor 81 The adoption OF rules
which viii take from ia" minority the power 10
control or proven, legislation by the MINORITY
This would seem 10 10 absurd enough. Int II j.
supplemented to-day by story which Is oven more
absurd the authorship OF which j. appropriately as
cribcd Jerry simpson OF Kansas. WHO la' iu''
returned from u Missionary tour through ia, bcnlehrl
COMMITTEES Of lowcr MarvlaG y. Statesman simpsOn
SAYS that the free silver men hav" ALREADY s'i"'i
their candidate for speaker aud that he Is Repre-
sentative Burrows, Of Michigan. Jerry thinks that
Mr. Burrows l. Il strong. able min. who would b.
unprcjudicod and impartial and %" npon whom alt
could combine Everybody who know. III" nt-r'
svr anti silver EcpahIcan whom simpson ma, 80
clraoly described able aud Impartial VIII De-
cirior, 20 hear what he has 10 say when III" ih't
that hc h, been chosen 10 lead the free silver com
hi siionT IN fight Tor the SpHkcishp ~ Dro'f't'
House Of Repre-, niiivc, j. made known 40 him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

1.-THE Shortest. Quickest and Best Line to MONTREAL
Leave GRIND Central Depot 20 M O;-o p NJ
Arrive Montreal. . o. p M 80 In
Asa pltt.burrh sicopng.car - b. m. train for
Messenger. TO Sailac Lake Placid, Paul smiths, loon
iake ctr Via Chaucaug,y H. H., the favorte route 70
the Adrond1ck. arriving -oas0nable hour after break
fa.t Patt,bgrgh. ,.,.
~ 4 H." Ticket once md Bureau o! lmormauon'
tortlgl1t.~t
>cn1 stamps Tor illustrated GUIDE, maj ;, &c,
q Northtru Tesoits Ia
j. W. BIxnICk: q. r. A."
ALBANY y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
pEyrALs By SURVEYOR LYON.

Warrington July 7.-Gcorge W. Lyon. surveyor
OF the Port Of NewYork, has Informed the Treasury
department that he has forwarded hi resignation to
the President In his letter Mr.. Lyon says he has
neither written nor contemplated writing such a
letter TO the Department n was ascilbed to lin
nv thc ncwspapor.. lie further d~clams rsponsi.
lIiy for alleged intcr' low, published In New or,I
new papers In regard to this letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

the United States through their ports giving the
names description. occupation and places OF desiina
lion In the United States OF those admitted and the
evidence upon which such action Is based. and also
the names description and occupation Of those to
whom admission is refused and the reason for such
refusal; also the names. occupation ana description
II such ner,ons permitted TO land for transit through
the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
PLANS AFFECTING TIE CORDAGE TRUST.

A sufficiently large number of shares OF the STOCK
OF the National Cordagc Company has been Deposited
with the United States Trust Company under NC pan
OF reorganization 10 encourage the members OF 'he
committee who have charge CT the Ieorg"hNal'" 10
believe that the plan is an acceptable one Inc ~
curity holders were allowed until 'hV ~ " ucpo'"
their stock. but 1t Is thought 'ha' "'' "'
win no asked for I'm the hope OF bringing In the al
atorx holders Should this plan fail there Is an al
Tentative scheme which might not be 20 pro"'"p''
This Is TO sell the stock, raw material anu p"'S VI
the company. The funds received from inc N,''
would he used to pay off the outstanding u'o'S VI NV
company and the remainder wonlH be oNi'c" ''''
stockholders who would demand th'ir no'''E' y. ~
n, , NOV, co,,nopv IN be formed would be given TO
those shareholders who would be- willing 10 take III
place OF cash 1t Is said. however tht NM ,, "a.
scheme might result I'm driving the company mo 1t
number M unnrontatJc lawsuits. \ statement may
be made today by the Reorganization to ,,,i' wv "
the prospect OF the original plan gong 'hro"F"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
A WESTERN CAPITALIST IN TRDT BILE.

Dies Moincs. Iowa. Jnly 7-Attachmcnts assrega't z
about $40 oC0 and chancs' liens 10 the amount oil
$4,000 were filed yesterday against Lowry Goode ana
The Highland fark Loan Company. the Dies Mo'hc'
Electric a.d Water Power Company and Other concerns
with which Goode Is prominently connected. Uooae
insists that with time h. Will be able 20 make pay
ment. The amount involved is probably 500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
" EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

summer schedule In cncct June 2jth 1893.
FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH. ELBERON.
o. EAN GROVE A>BURl PARK, SPRING LAKE AND
POINT PLEASANT.
Fed bank. SIS. 10 20. ~ 80 ! 20 sat ,ray'
Sund,y> oj II 80 =, M. 90 p. NJ Trains leave sda.
pyo 10 900 A. ~ /, 10 u 30 saturday, only. 30
3 10 IS 40 cNrrlt He'd Banll. 20. TO- 100 p.
SUNDAYS Is. . rs a NJ. 5:lj p. IN.
Denotes Express Tians.
SUNDAY Trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbuy
RUFUS DLODGETT.
supt Ncw.York and Long Branch EaiIro,d Co.
L. WOOD.
Gen. Pass ACT. Penna. Il. II. Co.
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