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RECEIVER GRANTS REPORT.
Winding Up the Affairs Of the s.
Nicholas Bank.
Cash Balance OF $817, 1897 to On
set Liabilities OF 1865, $685. 40.

The report of Hugh ]. Grant as ten
porary receiver of the st. Nicholas
Bank was filed in the Supreme Court
to-day. 1t bears the date Of June ~
1894. Mr.. Grant was appointed receiver
and took charge of the anairs Oh 'ns
bank on Dec. g. 1893.
The report is very elaborate and ven.
minous, including six seperate genera
statements and forty-two schedules
showing to the most minute details tre
manner in which the AFFAIRS OF the ~
stitution were wound up 5y inc
ceiver. A..
amount Of cash 3 co, collected ~ nj tn ga e. and
tie disbursements aggregated sl.istosn "A:
leaving balance in the receivers hsI ~
OF s6l7. 1921, which Is deposited Win w
The largest Items among the disou uT a
ments are the two dividends Of 40 ana "a
per cent y paid .1s. s t. % de aSs
account s3,s77.24. -
As reported by. the bank examin nsrs
nation found them to be y, g sSs s y
The assets wera estimated at 2,ss5 s1e.;s1
Ct O., wh siG 3, Receiver Grant has co''e''
LII
The separate items show that t. q Z, p ~
discounted to the amount OF VI, Iso;oo;; oo ~
sum of SlS9,745 40 WAS collected; * We
oa2. 3S In demand loans. $3.50, 0o9. 40 collecteo;'
The Madison Square Bank account &C u.S 2.
S246, s2e 81, realized only $2452 20: stoc y
and bonds to the amount OF ssa'S 81 a
s57. 25722; bonds and mortgages, SsSts;r.
SIS; real estate va.ued at $lsM1 s-
es2.i; due from banks sl2S,65S.3s; COL
lected. $66, 1861 Is.
The investigation OF the bank. by the
examiners of the State Banking "
partment showed the capital had been
Impaired to the extent of H6O3 II. y
the close OF the recelvership on June "
the general statement shows that tns
total liabilities on that date were $oe,
93S. 46, against which there was casn
balance Of s6l7, 1927.
Many OF the loans s,l.l outstanding,
however, may be collected. and In G
large number OF instances actions have
already been commenced by the receiver
upon notes due ana remaining unpaid.
A schedule IL annexed TO the report
which shows that the amount OF such
claims In bills discounted and remain
Ing unpaid liz 1855. 1913. Another table
also shows contingent liabilities. not In
cludel In tho 1855, 93s. 10 mentioned al
ready, to an uncertain amount. one ID
claim of $355.6Ia. 30 made by the re-
ceivers OF the Madison Square Bank Tor
bills receivable held by the 81. Nicholas
Bank on Aug. o. 1929. a collateral Sc
curitv for loans. There Is also a claim
for sl2. 900 by u, q. Mills tor bank ONES
rent for the balance of the term.
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FROM PlNGREE TO WANSER.
DetrOit's Mayor Asks Him 10 Join
in Re0uesting Arbitration.

Mayor wanser, OF Jersey City, this
morning received the following despatch
from II. S. Pinsree, Mayor of Detroit,
Mich:
win you Join with me in a request 10 Gcorre
NJ. Pullman to settle the great difficulty by
srbitrstionf l lave teleggaphed to Mayors OF nifty
cities on this. Please wire your answer and gWe
mo your views.
In reply to this despatch Mayor Wan
ser sent the following:
Yes | nm in favor OF arbitration. But all
parties must respect the law while the arbitra
ton is In progrcn
Shortly after sending his answer to the
despatch idayor Wanser received this
despat CHI from Mayor Pingree
VIII YOU Join in petition to Congress for the
submission OF an amendment to the Constitution
Il necessary. under which laws may he enacted
for the submission OF the interstate labor troubles
to arbitration"
Mayor Warser has not yet sent his
reply to the second despatch.
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NORTH RIVER BR|DGE PLANS.
Board of Expert Engineers Dis
cusses the Foundation
More BorinEs to Be Made Before a
Site Is Decided Upon.

All the members OF the Board OF Ex-
pert Engineers appointed to examine
the plans Of the New York and New
Jersey. Bridge got together this morn
ing at II o'clock, George 8. Morrison
having successfully passed through the
railroad blockade from Chicago.
Major {. w. Raymond. U. S. A., Chair
man; Prof. w. ii. Burr, of the Colum-
ba School OF Mines; George {, Nor
rison, Theodore Cooper and G. Bous-
caren, Of Cincinnati, constitute the
Board.
Charles II. Swan, Secretary OF the new
bridge company; Charles Mcdonald, .
the Union Bridge Company, the firm
that has the contract for the construc-
ton OF the bridge, and Charles Bru.-.,
consulting engineer, were present.
Engineer Brush presented the result
oc the borings taken along the lines OF
the. prolongattons of West Fifty-ninth
sey shore. All the borings that 1t is
proposed to present to the Board of Pro-
ionsations Of other west New York
streets lr have not yet been made.
for the piers Of the new bridge is most
important part Of the Boards work, as
the consideration OF lengths Of span Of
by the result Of the borings.
The three borings on the Sixty-ninth
street line showed depths of rock, the
first l3s feet, the second 200 and the third
243. commencing at the New York side.
They were made this morning by En-
gineer Brush, and were considered very
satisfactory by him.
The Board approved the borings and
ordered more made on the line Of Six
tieth street. These will probably be
made this afternoon, and the result laid
before the Board tomorrow.
The Board then went into executive
session. 1t will meet again tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
Tho plans for the new bridge will
probably not be presented until the
Board has fully Investigated the founda-
ton question and selected suitable
ground.
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BYRNES ON THE ALERT.
wntchful. hut Not ApprehensiN~ of
Trouble Here Through the strike.

Police Capta. Eakins, Smith, Wester.
welt, Slcvin, Stephenson and Cross were
summoned TO Police headquarters by
Supt, ByrEes this morning and gwen
additional special instructions regarding
their duties should troubl" occur here
as a result OF railroad "tri!lcr In the
West
The superintendent said this morning
that special reports from all the pre-
CinCts we've 20 tho effect that all was
quiet and that IhrIc = orc no indications
OF trouble.
The hcadouarterq Of tho different labor
orGa nizations, especially thoT" "a thc
east side which are composed prlnci-
pailv OF foreign born residents, are be.
Ing closely watched. aud tuo Suycrln
tendent is kept Informed h' frequent
reports OF all that Is being said aud
done. He does not anticipate that there
viii be amy considerable turnout 1T the
proposed mass meeting in rriou square
but n theIc j. he believe there viii ~
all orderly and weil-coaducted gathering
as there is no local grievance, and IN
object is simply TO express sympath,
with the strikers in Chicago
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WEAKENING At FORT WAYNE
FreIshts Moving AEain--EnEineer
VIII Not Strike.
lBy Associated PresI.)

iBN hskoCiSteu FTtttJ
FORT WAYNE. Ind. July lO.-The
strike. SO far as this city Is concerned.
shows signs Of weakening. Passenger
trains on the Wabash, Pennsylvania and
Nicliel-Plate roads came In last night as
usual, though some OF them were all hour
.ate. The Pennsylva MIA had two through
freights out of this city this morning. and
u loca. freight is getting ready to star.
West.
-Four switchnen who were out called
on the yardmaster this morning to say
they were willing to return TO work
When given d chance to show their will
inGness they he'd back, however, claim
Ing fear OF violence.
The yards aud depots are deserted,
save by United States marSha.s and the
men who are working.
The brotherhood OF Locomotive In
g,neers, after a prolonged and heated
discussion lasting until midnight, finally
decided not to go into the boycott.
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NO TROUBLE EXPECTED HERE
At Least. Cen. Fitzgerald Is Not
Getting tho Militia Ready

Brig. Gen. Louis Fitzgerald has as yet
taken no steps to get the militia OF this
city In readiness for an outbreak. should
one occur. and It is evident that no such
trouble ts anticipated.
A little interest WAS aroused this morn
ing. however. by the movements of the
General. He hurried down to his office
In the Equitable Building shortly before
10 o'clock. After remaining about five
minutes. he fastened uptown again. 1t
was thought that his business might
have to do with militia matters.
1t was not an unusual occurrence, his
private secretary said.
President Chauncey NJ. Depew. OF the
New York Central Railroad Company.
when asked this morning II there was
even n remote possibility of strike
on his line he said:
There Is not the slightest. Tho most
harmonious relations exist between the
officers and every man on the road. | do
not believe that as much as Il thought
OF strike has entered the head Of any
one. Every train IN running on schedule
time. and will continue to do So
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All labor organizations of this city
have been invited.
United Maohlnists' Union No. . yes
terday adopted resolutions sympathi;T,
Chicago An address, indorsins his
actions, was sent to President De6s.
Carpenters Union No. bls adopted
MnRe Gs l'n eH1' No. IL, the Bookblni"fs
Advance Association and several
others.
No. jl3 said in their resolutions that
they fnyor n general strike. , 49,.
adopted resolutions denouncing Presi.
railroad strikers The leaders OF the
railroad brotherhoods who are opposed
10 the strike are declared to be cor
rupt. The Union has sent one OF Its
members to Philadelphia to confer with
the general officers OF the United
brotherhood OF Carpenters ana JoinerS
ia regard to affiliatiny with that organ
Mayor Glroy declined to express him
self regarding the probabilities OF the
great strike extending To this city, nor
to say what would he done should New
York Rct'into the vortex.
'ln my Judgment zen In public sta
tons should be silent on such subjects
Al II time like this" said the Mayor;
when necessity 'Oinpcls It
General Secretary Heichers. of the
United Garment WORKERS or america,
ceived this telegram from Chicago this
morning
Al trades ordered out "wednesday. Locsi
Union No. Ct, Clothing Cntten. wants instrne-
Hons. AGsNtt
j. A. TAYLOR. Bnslne. Agent
The following reply was sent:
II tw0.jhrds Of the members so decide use
tOHr own Judgment he CAREFUL
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A. r. U. MEN LEAVE TOWN.
TheS Find u iMp"ssIbir TO Get ~
~ y, mputhctir strike.

Finding no ENCOURAGEMENT In their eff
forts to inaugnrLte Il sympathetic strike
among the railroad men In the NaiiCds
jersey cry yards. the omisslries OF the
A. X. T.. have dlsappeare At least
none Of them has been seen about tn.
wards in this vicinity siace yesterday
forenoon. and ii IN reported that they
returned 10 the West las. nlghl.
There were six Ut them. who spent
almost week endeavorins to ulBuniZe
unions Of tae \. X l.. In this vicinity,
but they met with 40 success wha tev-r.
An Evening Wprld' reporter thi,
morning visited the terminals of the Jer-
sey Central, baltimore aud OHIO, Pean-
sylvania. lie nigh Valley, Erie and Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western In Jer-
sey city AMI found everything working
In the smoothest manner, apparently.
The railroad ssnds were much more com
muniCative tnan yesterday, and seemed
to have given up any idea that they may
have given up any idea that they may
have entertained Of Going on strike To
help thelr Western brethren.
1t was evident that the Presidents
procla nation and the firm stand taken
by the Government mad had good Ell
feet acre well as In the West. Trains
with Pul!mans were coming In almos! on
tIinr and leaving according to schedule.
The railroa companies are. however,
sti,l selling tickets subject to delay. The
MESSENGER PATRONAGE on tn. PullmHns Is
increasing. Mir. Miller, manager. OF the
latter service on tac Pennsylvania road,
SAID:
"PuhlIc confidence is being rapidly re-
stored. and We are now selling nearly a.
many tickets as We did before the strike.
II look now Tor u speedy settlement
OF tn. trCuble In view OF the position
adopted by. the Government"
Al the West shore yards and al the
Grand Central Depot traffic was reported
aa good as usual, except a slight delay
On incoming trains,
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DELAY IN THE MAILS.
Australian Matter Coming East Via
the Great Northern.

The Detroit, San Francisco and North
western mails are sim late. All other
domestic mails for the past twenty four
hours arrived promptly on time. Aslatic
mails. via San Francisco. are not eX-
pected here until July Is at the earliest.
Postmaster Backus, Of san Francisco.
wired Postmaster Dayton this morning
that mails by the steamships Peru and
Oceanic. dated Hong Kong, China. June
u; Shanghai. June Is: Yokohama, June
%, and by steamer Monowai, dated Mel
land June Is. and Honolulu, June %,
have all been sent by steamship Via
Portland. Seattle and Great Northern.
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work. whereupon the men on the In
diana, Illinois and Iowa received orders
from President Debs TO go out las: night.
rho road Is doing an enormous business.
handling from seventeen 10 twenty extra
trains each day. The men are receiv-
Ing extra pay, consequently when me
order came TO 80 out every man sal.
IA. would leave III. ullon before he
would leave his work
The evening world., 1894-07-10

NEWARK, y. j., July 1o.-The West
ern strike is keeping many of the dele
gates from attending the twenty-sev-
enth annual Convention of German
American school teachers, which is be-
ing held in this city. The Convention
was informally opened last night, but
the exercises were omitted because Of
the small attendance.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

For pimples and all other
conditions resulting from
constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills a5c At drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co. 36s Canal st, New York.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Co AG1Jlat.i Prces J

(.'j AIDGattd Pfc'sD
KANSAS CITY, July l0-rhe 60 fio-
ganites, who left st. Joseph On RATS
bound for Washington. will not hc al
lowed to land here when they arrive III
Missouri to-day. The local American
Hallway Union, fearing that the Com
monwealers. should they h. pernitt /
To- stop here, would take the striker :
places, agreed with Mayer Davis to hep
the police kuard the banks OF che river
AMI prevent their landing.
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NOT A STRIKING BODY.
Marine Engineers Say They Have
No Time or sympathy.

George rhler, President OF the Ma
u19al Marine Engineers Association.
has received several communications
from pebs regarding their position on
tho great strike West. Mir. hlcr writes
from Phi!slelphin to irioal here that
the Assoc!a ton l. not a striking body.
AS a Ma rine Engineers Association.
he says I'VE have neither time nor SYM
pathy for those who, In their ondcaNor
TO rule. do not hesitate to destroy. We
rhall nol slrlhc.'
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WORST OVER At TOLEDO.
Public Opinion Against General
StriIc--Nen Returning.

NSp SshoclbNcu iTessj
TOLEDO. O.. July lO,-The situation
here this morning in better than yester-
day. The Michigan Central strikers
hold q meeting ut midnight and decid-
ed 10 80 to work. Tho Pennsylvania is
moving all TRAINS without trouble. and
The 1T! ike ON tho Hooking Valley IL
over at this point.
The Ann Arbor officials have issued
an order disseminating all scheduled
freishts. following the example OF the
Glover Leaf. The latter is moving az
The evening world., 1894-07-10
BROCKTON MAN A SUICIDE.
Broker Allen Packard shoots Him.
self In a Doctors Home.

BftOCkTON. Mass. July 10. - Allen
Packard. stock broker, doing business
In the Home Bank Block, shot and
killed himself last night at the home OF
DR.. II. +. BORDEN. lie was beluS treated
by Or. Borden for nervousness, and
used the Doctors revolver during the
latter's absence.
He owned the GsIety Theatre, and was
one OF the best known men In town.
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WILL NOT ANSWER PINGREE.
Mayor Giiroy >pss the strike Wat
ter Ia In Proper Hands.

Mayor Giiroy received two telegram
to-day from Mayor Ilmgrec, OF Detroit,
asking him TO exert his influence In
favor Of arbitration In the matter OF
the Pullman strike.
u have not answered the kilograms
and will not" said the Mayor 81 con
slider the case In the hands Of the proper
authorities"
The evening world., 1894-07-10
ST. LOUIS K. OF L.
5,ON Would Respond to nm Order
from Sovereign.

thy Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-When General
Master Workman Sovereign. OF the
knights Of Labor. calls out the members
of his orga MIA ton. 5000 employees in
St. Louis will walk out.
There are 22I trades and labor unions
in st. Louis under the jurisdiction of
the American Federation of Labor and
t~enty-three assemblies OF the knights
of Labor. embracing the musicians,
garment cutters. brewery employees and
tobacco workers.
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TROOPS FOR COEUR D'ALENE.
Miners Are Threntcn,nE, and There
q. "a Prospect az Trouble.

IVY SfiOClatGl Iif'N,l
BOISE. Idaho. July 0.-prcparations
are being made for active hostilitles H.
Occur d'Alene. Miners are notifying
all persons unfrendly TO them to leay"
at once on penalty OF death. ,iov.
Mcconnell has ordered the state miiitis,
To get ready to move at once.
Five companies will proceed to Sho-
chon. County as soon as Transports
ton can he arranged. They will bc
aided Ivy Federal troops.
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bridge EiuEger Discharged.

Paul Kolh OF 3is East Forty fourth street. who
Vas arrested yesterday afternoon while running
across the railroad ties Of the East River Bridge
ahead OF moving train, after trying to hug a
woman on the promenade. was discharged In the
Ndamh street Court. Brolllvn this morning. the
woman MOI appcarlng against him.
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Eimira Inquiry interrupted.
tBy Associated lSress. }

ELMIRA, July l0.--Commissione
Deyc, OF Binghamton. was the only
member OF the Reformatory Investigat-
ing Commission who appeared here to-
day. He adjourned the hearing until
Tuesday next on account Of Judge
Le&rned's illness.
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wv '''' .'' ~ :
another train was prepared for ship
ment East late this afternoon
Comparative quiet prevailed all last
might In the stock-yarGs district.
Six thousand two hundred sheep were
driven into the yards thla morning.
They were driven u distance Of seventy
miles. About 9 o'clock they reached
Ashland avenue and Thirty-eighth
street, where gang of hoodiums sur
rounded the drovcrs and refused to let
them 10 further. The police were
called and scattered the gang, but the
sheep were too tired TO drive further,
and were rounded UP and left there til
daylight.
The packers admit that they are short
Of small meats. sheep. hogs and calves
They have an immense quantity OF
dressed beef IN their coolers and cars
but little of anything else.
Cleveland Is UpnrId.
AT a meeting OF the Illinois cub. the
largest and most influential business
mems club OF the West Side last night
adopted:
To His EScel.nry, Grocer Cleveland, PRECEDENT OF
the United states. Washington. u, e.
The Illinois tlnb, 100 strong. Of tie city o..
chi, ago. gratefully thanks the President for his
patriotic sc,ion In behalf Of law ana order Tor
the maintenance u IN. iixnity Of tho F.ier.l
Courts II this ,ity. Ever, Word u your wise and
prudent orders and timely pror'sra I. hereby
earnestly ind"rs-d, ". congratulate The Lm.ri-
en- people that orr PRECEDENT Lnu,s hts duty.
WALTER SHOEMAKER. President
1t was announced yesterday afternoon
that the city Council would last night
adopt resolution calling on the Prasi-
dent to Withdraw the Federal troops
from Chicago. This action was not
taken. however.
When the trainers OF the resolution
r-Iched the Council Chamber they were
met Ivy Alderman O'Cunnor. vino had
drawn a resolution 20 mucn warmer
than theirs that they determined to sub
stltute it. The resolution in some way
got into the hands OF the Mayor who
suppressed IT, and the anticipated action
fell through. greatly to the disgust of
the projectors.
4 Few shots After Midnight.
About | A. NJ u crowd Of Poles or
Hungarlans gathered ct Ashland avenue
and the Grand Trunk tracks. and be-
fore the authorities were warned. had
torn W. several hundred feet OF track.
company from the Second Regiment
charged the crowd and dispersed It after
firing several shots. No one was hurt 81
far as was known.
Srcukinu vi III. Pr hiliIr labor meet
Ing of last night. Mayor Hopkins said
his order wus not intended to stop labor
meetings except In the district where
acts Of lawlessness have been com
mittcd. lIis object in forh;ddins them
this WAS simply 10 prevent possible
co lisiOns between crowds Nnich might
collect and assault the troops.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

NEW. ORLEANS. La, July lo-Ths
strike here has dwindled down 10 nine
mon who arc out on the Queen and
Crescent. The local trades union last
night voted not TO strike.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

PURCELL. I. T.. July l0.-In response
to an order from Chief Debs. the switch
men. yardmen and round house men,
including the entire force OF this point
have gone out. This IL the terminus OF
~ SANTA F'e and the I;ulf. Colorado ana
Santa Fe systems and as result Of
the strike these roads are completely
tied up here. Everything Is quiet.
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Debs sn u h bed at Alton.

ALTON. H., July lo-A message has
been received by the A. K. T.. OF Alton,
from President Debs, ordering a strike
on the Blum line through sympathy with
the Pullman men. The local union wired
back that they had no grievance and
were opposed to a strike when their &C
ton would neither assist nor benefit the
Pullman employees.
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Misxouri Pacific strike.

nigh, switching force on the Missouri
Pacific went out at midnight, and II rs
said that the day force Will strike this
morning. This involves all roads at this
point except the Union Pacific.
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$3.50, sit.ss and si7.5o.
$500 English
Serge Suits, $9.98.

We also offer extra good value in
special lot OF English Serge Suits,
made In a variety Of styles. all
of finest tailor make: prices nave
been Sl29s to $500; al will be U
offered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. v
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China Silk, $i3.98.
Ladies' Storm Serge
Mountain Suit, $3.50.

Suit of this season Is made OF double
warp storm serge in the new gentle
mems coat style" We have three very
special values in this style at
The morning call., 1894-10-10
THE STOCK MARKET.

well planned and managed bear raid caused
quite a havoc in mining shares yesterday and
prices received quite cutting under very active
business.
News received from the Comstock during the
day was OF an encouraging character. and totally
at variance to the action of the market. On the
early call of the Pacific, prices were a trlfle
stronger than at the close of the previous even
ing. and in the big board they were still better
and looked if they would 60 still higher but in
stead selling orders came pouring in and after the
call prices went down with a run. Con. CAL &,
Va broke to $685. Ophtr IS 20 and the balance of
the list in proportion, the market closing weak
and heavy at the noon recess.
On the 2:30 P. NJ call prices declined sim fur
ther under heavy sales, and Ophir sold down 10
SIS So and Con. Cal. & Va. TO So rs. The smaller
stocks were also heavy sufferers, and In many in.
stances were cut In half
After the call the market steade ed up and II
looked as If the break was over for the present
NOTES
Silver was trifle lower yesterday, and sold at
$3.50 in New FORK and 29ssd in London.
The directors of the Pacific Bank have declared
second dividend OF per cent in lie uidation
payable Immediately.
Dividend No. of per cent on the capita
stock of the Pacific Surety Company has been de
clared for the quarter ending Septem Der 80, pay
able INN led lately.
In the Occidental from the west ledge above
the 400 level about eleven tons of of the aver
age assay value of S27 per ton per car samples
has been extracted.
In the hentuck sinking the winZe on the east
ledge on the HOO level has been resumed.
The Bank of California declared quarterly
dividend yesterday.