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MEETING NoT1cEs-CoNTINUED.


U.s. the Laborers' Protective and Benevolent
Association Will be held at Irish-American Hall
on WEDNESDAY. November g. at o'clock P. NJ
BY order. d. SWEENEY President
p. FALvEY. Secretary. NOT ct
~ Women's Educational nd Indus
- irlal Union. 324 Sutter st-Mem oers are
notihed that the annual election OF officers Will
union.
" British Benevolent Society-Th-
- regular monthly meeting OF the above So
per, lSss. at p NJ. full attendance is respect
fuiiy desired j. H. DoBINSON, President
BENZ. CLARK. Secretary. l
- Annual Meeting-Notice Is hereby
W. given that the third annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the San Francisco Home Mutual
Loan Association will be held at the office OF
WEDNESDAY,. November g, 1893, at so O'Clock
r M Tor the purpose of electiug directors for the
ensuing year. presentation OF the third annual
report ana the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting. Books for 1OOU
SHARES OF the fourth series are now open at the
once or the secretary, 524 Montgomery ST., San
francisco; at the branch office, AIS Tenth ST..
oakland. and corner of Seventh and Willow sts..
Yves West Oakland. BY order of the board Of direc-
A. sBARBoRo. Secretary. no2 I'd
e Annual Meeting-The Regular An
nuaI meeting OF the stockholders OF the DC
cidentai Consolidated Mining Company will be
neld at the ONCE of the company, room No SO,
Nevada block. No. 300 MONTGOMERY street, San
FRANCISCO. California. on MONDAY, the twentieth
(20th) day OF November. 1898 at the hour OF one
O'Clock r NJ. for the purpose OF electing Board
OF directors TO serve for the ensuing year. and the
transaction OF such other business as may come
oeiore the meeting. Transferbooks will close on
Friday, November 18th. at O'clock, P. NJ.
ALFRED X. DURBROW, Secretary.
omce-Room No. 8, Nevada block. No. 800
montgomery streetSan Francisco, California; TO
% Notice of Special Meeting of Stock
- holders-No office is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders OF the Bulwer
Con. Mining Company will be held at the ONCE of
the company, room No 49, Nevada block. No. 800
Montgomery St.. San francisco. CAL, on WEDNES-
DAY, the Sth day OF November, A ID. 1888 at the
nour or O'CLOCK p. M. to determine, vote on and
decide what disposition shall be made of and with
all shares OF he capital stock of this corporation
heretofore purchased by it at sales thereof for IN
paid assessments, costs and charges due thereon.
Said capital stock is held by the corporation sub
1ect to the control of its stockholders, who may
make such disposition Of the same as they may
deem mt by a vote of majority of all the remain
ing shares OF the capital stock. BY order OF the
board OF directors
San Francisco, Cal. October Is. 1898
L. OSBORN, Secretary.
Omce-Room SO, Nevada block, No. 800 Mont
gomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal. ocl9 I'd
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PERSONALS.

4 ALLlNG DOWN OF TIE CEILING Ann
+ damage by water. damaging goods and smash
ing prices sale to-day. Beehive Millinery, un-
der BALDWIN Holei. nor St
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

. MATTRESSES. COUNTRY. $l5 AND SZo;
3 Ianndress for hotel. MURRAY READY, oo4
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nR d ". MONTGOMERY HAS MOVED HIS
~ ONCE and residence from liza suffer st. to
700 Gearv st moo It's
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MARRIED LADIES' SAFEGU ARD: RI ~
M ed no medicine; money refunded If not salts
factory. Toe, Ladies' Novelty Co.. Kansas Clty'Mo-
oc29 SIN
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X,OUNGMAN UNDER 25 YEARS WANTED 40
| roommate call after p. NJ. at 2l6 Eddv 81
Address G. R. box a. Call Branch Once
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HAIR SWITCHES, 81; NATURALLY CITRT,v
II bangs 81 hair dressed, csc. lessons given in
bair-dressing and IN anicure. La Verite Hair.
Dressing Bazaar ITO Market. over Maze as cod w
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED.

SCANDINAVIA GIRL WISHES SITUATION
X TO do second work or take care of children !;
wages no offset If she can get good home. Call
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I,REE TO LADIES-HAIR ON Ii DUES FACES
destroyed forever: trial sitting free; sittinpe
81: lOyears' practical experience. Phila Electrol-
vsis 10 40 Market st over Maze, rm %. nos 3m
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LIZARD AND MUSTACHE-RAPID GROWTH
u bv using "Neroline," the noted formula OF VI
Bassereau of the Imperial Laboratory. Rue de
Rivoi Paris; 5-franc bottle 81 delivered. Ad-
OaEI,nd oc31 lists
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NINE CHRISTINA, FORTUNE-TELLING AND
Iare ~ Sons Cttv oc27 II
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- British Benevolent Society-The
regular monthly meeting OF the above So
ciety Will be held TUESDAY. the 9TH OF Novem-
| per, 1888 at P. NJ. A full attendance is respect
| fully desired. j. Fl DICKINSON, President.
BENZ CLARK. SocrAfarv i
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D ELIABLE GERMAN WOMAN WISHES A
~ place as housekeeper or cook; wages expected
80 per month Please call 90 Annie ST., by Paiace
Hotel
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR GENTS CAST-OFF
II clothing; cleaning, dyeing ETC. WEN bEn ~
OCGI
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d ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
IL cook; hotel or restaurant; can give good ref
erences. Please call address Eat stevenson St.,
near Third,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

COOKS, BAKERS, WATERS, FRENCH, GER
" man and American, furnished at once. free or
charge, by c. K. HANSEN ~ CO., Employment
Agency, ITO Geary ST., telephone AS5. NOS st
GOD FARMERS, TRANSFERS, DAIRY
men, mechanics, woodSmen and sawmil- me n,
railroad canal pick and shovel men, for short or
long job. city or country furnished at once, free
o: charge, by O. Il. HANSEN CO., ITO Geary
ST., telephone 4S5. nos 1t
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CITUATI0N BY WOMAN: 3S YEARS OF
- age good plain cook and housekeeper; no OBJ
lection to children short distance in the
country. Address s. C.. box 80. Call branch. 5 3te
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The Williams Hardware Company
AR~S VIII keep open evenings to accommodate
parties wishing TO purchase heating oil, gas God
or coal stoves; K ranges; largest assortment ana
lowest prices; flood of electric light to show
goods; stovelinings ami repairs for all stoves and
ranges. 2l1 2l3. 2l5 Fourth St no2 1t
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rLOAKs MADE TO ORDER: OLD CLOAKS
| made over. Fitzgerald.rm 80, Murphy blg.4 Inns
4 LOSING OUT SALE THIS WEEK AT PIO-
I neer dry-goods store, l05 Fifth st. no2 I'm
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80 The Grand Encampment ,SSSaM4LLlz
@~D ]. o. o. +. of California, Is here SST&E
by summoned to meet at Assembly @S
Hall. odd Fellows building. San /TIhV>
Francisco. at 80 p. N. WEDNESDAY, November
8. 1893, for the purpose of attending the fune-
raj of the late grand scribe, WALTER Is. LYON.
Dispensation is hereby granted to the Grand En-
campment and all subordinate eDcampInents TO
appear In regaia on this occasion. 1t is requested
that ali the encampments of San Francisco an
all encampments near the city assemble at the
time specified. to part in the ceremonies and
join the procession from the hail to the foot Of
Marketst. No flowers. BY order of
GSeal l.. w. s. DOWNS,
nos 81 Grand Patriarch.
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Qs16 YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE
ID III. wants employment in hotel, saloon, re-
sort OF boarding house. as porter bell or elevator
man; night or day work. PHILIP HARTLEY. 26
Third ST. MOI 3t~
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| OHAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESs, 800;
| ~ German second girl. S15: general housework
| girl, San Rafael. $25; 20 housework girls, CITY
and country, 1926 and 500. Apply MISS PLUM
| i
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E'IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTS FEW
L more engagements by the day in families;
good utter and filter. Please call or address PIG
Sixth st, bakery. nos 3Ls
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IDDLE-AGED ENGLISH ENGINEER AND
Nl machnist with first class engineers certif-
cate. wants employment has the best of refer.
enees Address 1l3 Colingwood ST. NOT 6t*
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~ E. SHOOK, PLUMBERS. ROoFERS,
VI 4. steam and filters Telephone Ivy: o3V
Sacramento ST., near Kearny. oc24 III
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C,AL. CARPET-SwEEPERS:B BEST MADE; ALL
| kinds repairedandsold. TIGERS, 3lOSutter.l I'm
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DELIABLE GERMAN WISHES POSITION
III ar porter In hotel or saloon. would be will
ing TO do any kind OF work. Call at 1857 Golden
Gate ave. in rear. NOT 2ts
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EIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS SITUATION:
4 also good laundress: wages S35 $50 a
month. Please call or address 93l Market st.,
room 33. nos 3t<
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H. The Regular VI ,nthiy Me 'tIng of
u1>S the Laborers' Protective and Benevolent
Association will be held at Irish American Hall
on WEDNESDAY. November 8. at O'Clock P. N.
BY order d. SWEENEY President.
p FALvEY, Secretary NOT ct
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YOUNG MAN, UNDERSTANDS CARE OF
j horses cows and poultry, wants position In
city or country; is a careful driver. Address O.
j. NJ, box 80. Call Branch ONCE. MOI 3tt
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TRYON'S FATAL MISTAKE.
OMCIal Reports on The Victoria
CampeTdOTl Disaster
Tho Command the Execution OF
which brought Inevitable
Destruction.

LONDON, July "A mldshipman
from the Mediterranean squadron ~.
rived here this morning bearing dis.
patches concerning the Victoria
Camperdown collision and he went
directly to the Admiralty office, where
the admiralty board were awaiting his
coming. Alter reading these dispatches
they decided to publish them In full
forthwith.
Tho FIRST dispatch dates from the
Camperdown, June 22nd, from Rear.
Admiral Markham. After reporting
the lOfs Of the ship and this involving
OF the loss OF life OF Admiral Sir
George rryOn, twenty-five officers anu
1886 mon, lie teCites the circumstances
OF the squadron formation Just before
the accident, hnd continuing says:
"W about five miles from anchor.
age on TrpOi the signal Wasl made 10
form columns OF divisions In line
ahead, disposed abeam 10 port, the
columns 10 be ak cable lengths apart,
We proceeded Ia this formation until
the signal was made from tho Vie
tOTla for the first division 10 turn six.
teen points to port nnd the second
sixteen points TO stRrboard. AZ the
columns were only six cable lengths
apart II waa not, In my opinion, posi-.
bic 10 execute the evolution, L direct
cd the dag lieutenant 10 signal that
the order was not understood. |
ordered prepared "a counter signal ask.
ing Instructions but before IL was
carried ON the Commander-ln.chlef
sigualod to know what | was waiting
for.
"Havlng the fullest confidence In
tho great nbility Of the commander 10
mAneuver the fleet / ordered tho signal
holsled that / Understood. The helm
Of the CAmperdowu was put hard aport
and at the same time the Victnrln
stntboarded. 1 watched very carefully
the movement Of the NictoriR M md.
eating the purpose Of her signal. An
the two ships turned toward each
other and aeeing the helm of the Vic.
torla will starbOard | directed the
captain OF the Camperdown TO 90 at
fun speed astrrn with the starboarI
screw In order TO decrease tho circle
of turning, aud, seeing that collision
was inevitable, / then ordered him M
mll speed Rstern, but before the head.
way was materially checked ths
CnmperdoWn struck the Victoria and
crushed into the snip almost 10 inc
center. 1t wa, think. ouito
two minutes before the Dam,
periown, although going Bt full
the Victoria. Seeing the critical con.
ditlon Of the Victoria boats were lm-
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ATLANTA. Ga, July 2.-spsaker
Crisp lott at noon today for Washing.
ton. Asked about the reasons for his
trip, tins speaker said:
81 am on my way 10 Washington ia
answer to a Telegram from Secretary
Carlisle, who intends to 20 ~ Chicago
Thursdsy, but who desired 10 have n
conference with me before he loft the
city. look for great good 10 result
from the extra session."
"Will the sherman law DO re.
pealed2"
"undoubtedly, l think"
In reply TO direct question whether
he would be "a candidate tot the sem
atorship, Judge Crisp said:
81 am now candidate, an you have
doubtless observed, Tor reelection rs
Speaker Of the next House OF Repro.
sontalives. /, Of course, appreciate the
kindly uas OF my namo In connection
with the seuatOrship, but IL IL alto.
gether unauthorized by me-"
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nntIe nerchnnt. MssL

BUTTE, Mont, July Ia largely
attended meeting Of the merchants VI
Butte was held tonight. Resolutions
were adopted calling attention 10 the
fact that Montana Ia "a consumer and
producer Of food, implements, machin-
cry, ETC., and that the crusade against
silver now being wAged threatens TO
annihilate the general industries OF the
slate. They ask the manufacturers
anu vendors OF these goods who trade
with tue West TO enter upon an Impair
tlal investigation OF the subject Of sil.
yer as u money metal with Wow to
aiding In the restoration Of silver Us u
Standard.
This speeches and resolutions to-
gelhor with the closing down Of the
mines present the commercial aspect In
anything but "A favorable light for busi-
ness In Butte.
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DUBUQUE, H., July l. senator Alli-
son In AN interview tonight on the
silver question expressed the opinion
that the action OF India emphasizes the
necessity Tor an international agree.
mont and that the United states alone
cannot maintain free coinage.
Ut 10 obvious to the least discerning
nnanclers OF the country that the act
ni 1878 would eventually bring about
no doubt a standard Of dlscreditcd
SILVER Hence, from the beginning
th9se dollars were received with great
ulslrust, but Congress having entered
upon strange scheme OF expansion,
determined TO use the power OF the
government TO force the circulation
upon an unwilling public. II decreed
mat no national bank should belong TO
Aolearing house that refused silver
SSstlucates In payment OF balances
when bank charters had to DO re-
Moved they were conditioned on the
receipt ana circulation OF currency AL
ready bad, and getting worse day ny
SSuy, The government entered the
n0lu ~ common carrier ana trans
p.Ied, without charge, unacceptaoie
currency to any part VI tho country
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BERLIN, July i.-Allnyugh no two
estimates aH 10 the ultimate compost.
ton OF the roiohstag may exactly agree,
oil reliable rcckoniugs show n diver.
gencc OF only 1--WE members In the
estimates OF those who will support the
army bill calculators are placing the
number favOring the measure ut be-
tween 2O5 aud 30. n there are 3g7
msmbom thHzu calculations show "a
sufficiently strong majority 10 pass the
bill. IL IN estimated tua. the opponents
Of the government In the next house
will number from ISL 10 1872. Whatever
uncertainty exists rs 10 the definite
strength OF the parties arises fUm the
motley character Of the plsnEs ilo0r-
pOTatCd In the platform.
The emperor aud empress will start
July slh for trip 10 Norway, after
assisting In the ceremonies attendant
upon Prince Ethel entering the first
regiment guards NJ a lieutenant.
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Value OF Foreign Coins.

NEW YoRK, July l.-Considersble
CONSERVATION was felt among import
lug agents today when the new clrcu-
lar iixiug the value OF foreign coins for
the next three months appeared from
the treasury department at Washing
ton, The calculations Of the circular
are based on tbs average price OF silver
Tor the last three months. The circu.
lar shows that there has been q decline
Of only l per cent, whereas, during tho
past week the decline In the value Of
silver has been about 10 per cent, For
an example the Chinese tael Ia valued
by the circular at only cent less than
IN the preceding circular, but Its value
today has fallen II cents, The mer.
chants ara much concerned.
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CHICAGO, July THE settlement
OF awards in the cowboy race was
made today. The technical protest
against Berry was upheld, but IN con-
alteration OF the TACT that he rode a
,uunTe race he gets sos out Of Buffalo
Billjs Wild West puTse of $500, together
with q saddle given by IA Chicago firm.
Jue Gillespie was decided 10 10 first
In the race for the Chedron agreement,
and he was given $50 OF the Wild West
purse, $500 OF the Chadron purse aud
d revolver offered by the Colts. The
remainder VI tho purses were divided
between the other riders.
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ST. LOUIS, July This afternoon a
man givinv his name as Louis Trow-
bridge walked into the office OF Chioi
Of Police Harrlgan and asked 10 be
arrested. Eight years ago TrOwbrldge,
then a San Francisco lumber meT-
chant, forged u note for $500, using
the name OF Warren Jones, banker OF
Eureka, Cal. He got the money on
the note from James Harmon. Har-
mon was arrested, convicted and
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary. Stricken with remorse, Trow-
bridge today gave himself up.
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mediately prepared, when a signal wac
huistGI by the Victoria rot b send
boats. A very few minutes later she
keeled over to the stirbOar1, aud,
turning bottom upward, disappeared"
Re rAdmiral Marx ham then feclted
the efforts made to rescue the men aud
states that nothing ~ Importance was
recovered from the Victoria. The in
juries to the Campetdow wero serious
but he hoped they could be tenn porarily
repnifed 20 shs might be sent TO Malta.
He closed with an expression Of the
deep grief aud sorrow among the Med
iterranean squadron over the lament
able catastrophe aud pays "A high trib.
ute to the ability and personal charac.
ter " Sir George rryon.
Hon. Maurice BOurke, captain Of the
Victoria, Ia his report, says, after
technical recital Of lte ORDER:
~ directed n midshlpman TO observe
closely the distance Of the Camper
down, and | reported 10 the c0mman.
der that " was too close, and askt u
permission 20 reveree the port screw.
This was done, aud just before the col.
lislOn both engines were going nj IA
speed astorn. When 4 collision was
seen TO be inevitable orders were given
10 close the water.tight compartments.
/ asked n everything was tight aud
was answered with "ies," but by
whom | cannot say.N
Lord Clifford, fag Lieutenant Of the
Victoria, In his report, snJE
al reported 20 Admiral Hfy0n the
lowering of the boats. lie theteupon
made signal TO send no boats"
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LONDON, July 2.-Goscheu, ox.chan.
cellor OF the exchequef, In an iutoivlew
regarding this Indian action In closing
the mlnte TO the free coinage OF silver,
said II must be regarded as temporary
aud tentative. India now POSSESSED no
real standard OF value. 10 ia i'm IOssible
that such state Of affairs should con-
tinue 1 definitely. Everything de-
Ponds Ia India upon how the natives
regard the new measure. The natives
are naturally conservative aud uttcem
the fupse az almost sacred. II they
ab'0iutcly refuse 10 accept the new
measure the government will uo com.
PEELED to Withdraw 10.
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new ARRANGEMENT.
An Order Recognizing the Military
Department Of Arizona,
UTAH CHANGES ITS PLACE.


,,t ......---.--.- =, ~ TuIv -TTpHI.
WAsiiiNdroN' d. C'' July 49,
dent Cleveland, before leaving ""S"-
iugton ysstetday. aligned an order re-
.t-y.., 49,. ,,,i,,arv department Of
o's""'A'"s ''' 49,. I'm. NJ the de.
Altoona, under lho -,
partmont Of Colorado, win no'u'
unarlers nj Denver. The department
A,t.,na consisted of the territories
49,, aud A rizona and that
Of New Mexico anu a 80" -" -
portion Of California sou'h o' 'ne
tb,rty.Hfth parallel.
The new order abolishas thohepart'
mont Of Arizona, and places Arizonn,
New Mexico, Utah and Colorady In
the new department. Southern Can.
fornia IL restored 10 the department OF
California, with headquarters at Sau
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Idaho Mines All Right.

BOISE, Ida, July 2.-The mining
camps OF Silver CITY and DoLamar
which have been most prosperous in
by the decline In tho price OF silver,
owing TO the fact that large portion
OF the product Of the mines Is gold
All have some gold aud In only few
cases does silver pred0minate. Later
developments ahow that the prospect
IL that there will be no suspensions.
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THE mALADY AND REMEDY.
Ex-senator Henderson Addresses Mr.
CARLISLE on tho Honey Question.

WAsIuNdroN, d. C., July e.-EK.
Senator John IS. Henderson Of
Missouri, who has devoted long and
careful study to matters Of finance, has
has addressed to Secretary Carlisle n
communication, Ia which no says In
part; .-....
preyalsnce than that an abundance Of
money Issued necessarily adds to
tho commercial or business energy
of the people. OF course, certain
amount Of tine money tokens Is nhso-
lntoly essential with which to effect
smaller exchanges OF commodities
THESE money tokens doht create tA-
changes. hui the exchanges create the
necessity for the tobens. Amsng peo'
bic entirely civilized, over % per cent
Of the exchanges necessary ia these
operations are consummated throlgh
Tic medium OF bank cheeks. E1-
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Failure Of a car Company.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Madison
Car company, which was concerned in
the protesting Of note handled by
Post, Martin X Go. few days ago, A.
assigned ut EdwRrdsville, Ills, today.
The liabilities are s9ls,O0O, and he
assets Sl,l22,000. The works gave
employment 10 1000 men.
When the news reached 81. Louis II
created great confederation among the
brokers, and all the parties intcrrstod
are heavily concerned In a number OF
big local enterprises.
The car works are located at Madi.
son, at the east end OF Merchants'
bridge. The concern IL one OF the
largest Of the kind In the United States.
II was the intention Of the capitalists
who operated the plant 10 make the
town another such place rs Pullman,
aud the project was meeting with much
success.
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that would deposit gold for II In the
sub-treasuTles. Thus the government
sOwed the wind aud now, by the Just
law Of retrlbution, reeps the whirl.
wind.
"What now II the remed
"First-CustOmB duties should here.
after be paid in gold alone.
"Sec1nd-rhe silver bullion In the
government vaults should at once be
pold for cash In gold aud the proceeds
covered into the treasury.
"ThirI-Threo per cent gold bonds
to the amount Of $500, 900, 900 should be
promptly sold anu the proceeus trans.
ierred TO ihv treasury.
.Fourth-A day should he fixed,
mol l6tcr than January l., 1898, for the
redemption anu payment iu gold coin
OF ali the circulating notes Oi any kind
and every description heretofore Issued
by the government.
"fiith-At least half Of the silver
dollars Issued under the acts Of 1873
anu 1890 should be sold as bullion anu
the remainder mintei into subsidiary
silver coins and made legal tenders
only In the payment oi ten dollars OF
less.
rehabilitation should be made
for the use q three hundred millions
In gold bonds as the basis for banking,
making provisions ~ liberal AZ possible
consistent with safety but under gov
erumunt supervision.
"seventh the hnsis OF national bank.
Ing should be- 90 enlarged IA to permit
tbs issue Of circulating notes on do
posit OF other than United States bonds,
the tOlysnCy Of such bonds 10 be-
passed on by responsible government
Officials.
"Eight-All bank Issues to be TO.
deemed In gold.
NINTH - All foreign gold coins
should be made legal tender for deUi
and receivable for government duties
nj tue value fixed by law.
"Henth- Previous 10 the ist Of Jan.
uary, 1898, the surplus funds OF the
Treasury received from loans or col.
leotions should be placed with banks
In such amounts Us may be determined
by the secretary.