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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Bia.Asked.

There were no sales in state issues Four
shares OF the Western National Bank were sofa
at Ill The last previous sale was AT ~
Again the transactions in railroad bohns
eclipsed all former records. the total running up
to s5.79OOoo. The strength of the marke' re-
manned unimpaired. and weak spots were h'i
10 find The recelvership in Ohio Central caused
a drop Of L per cent In the lists to y ana IL
per cent in the general II 20 80 ana 'orins is,s
declined "a 10 .. But on the 3'her man, ~ a., a."
unbroken front shown In the rest OF inc
list and AtchisOn Dds rose 10 25'4 A,chIso''
Jewel County ami Western lists 10 81 ''st
Tennessee reorganization Her lia to 49, NoF,hr'n
Pacific BIDS IA 10 H. the collateral trust notes
II. to s7ia Reading lst preferred incomes J..
10 s5s.. the eds u. 10 % st. Joseph and Grand
Island incomes u. to IL and San Antonio ana
The Treasury was debtor al the Clear
ing House ss6s 049 Its net gain on balance was
ss21 s54. made up By gain IN c"rTehSg 81 800,
I47 and a gain IN coin OF Sos. 7O7 To-days oper-
ations Included: Receipts. 81, 3Ja69s payments
81 537. s4o resulting In general balance ni va
G37 49, consisting Of ss3.As.4O' coin ana s'S,4S'
3O6 currency The business for the week eh''i
tonight includes receipts 81 s2l 21A 26i ana pay
ments of s2Ol2l. 80 Deducting from the pay
menis s2GO3 600 and from the receipts $4,000
f,r items which affect only us account WIN the
General Treasury. It's less as affecting the banks
was s5779s5 u..,,..,., 80
Tho United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivei to-day $Sl3,lH National bank notes ior re-
domntion Tho customs receipts were Htl"' =
The internal revenue receipts 1880 and me
miscellaneous receipts s75.2l4 Total Government
rccfipfS for the DAY, sN'J')-, 'Np'llH''
42s go. excess ~ expenditures, s4l6Ot Keccip'S
for month 70 date. s4eS.'il expenditure VI
7se o90: excess Of expenditures over receipts a.
264,Gl9 ..., .,
To.day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash ~ Rand and deposits In bank compares
win the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows
N,vU Nav 10 bHcrcn -
a., .o,, ~, hand 40. $50 sG7 500 o3ss7a In. sis6@
y: ;s: ""' gss : .s S IN" IN" "a *
Actual cash N tho
Treasury MS
over ~, 400 G7s $50 2ii $40 Inc. s6s sGj
~. IL, lam i9 ~, ~, lGtsiH2b Inr. @',plH
Av,u,,. ca,h S?oi ;,G ~; 500 $685. 80 In ga" Isl
b'iuc' minor 49,. -. go. mn o,s -o. ia. $40 aio
Ac,u., cash Ia, sise So oi5 sie?o',s27 Inc s;"rs
rhls abatement reflects conditions prevailing AT
Tho close Of business on Wednesday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was NJ material change IN the condition
Of the local money markets Rates Tor money on
call ana time remained the same. Time money ~
in fair demand and " more freely offered IN"
dema nd from banks for commercial paper sum cH-
Goods the supply Of notes In the market we SUD
toln orr usual table Of ties. made up from infor-
nation furnished by the busiest houses:
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A EMBELLISHMENTS AM, SuBscEIpTioNs ron
a THE NEW,yoRK THi brN1Er WILL uE RE RE
way. ~ door north Of Thir,y.nrs,.s; and ADvEn:
Eishth Ave- a corres Twsnt. ~: slxthsyN
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Choice
Loans limo Money Commercial Paper
on call. sod smo" mos & mos mos mos mos
IL 2l3 yhss ~ l2Ia3

Tho prIce OF domestic exchange was as Iohows
at the places named: Boston, l'W !" ~, , ',s
count; Savannah, buying par, selling n premium
I'D 10 Il 900 10 premium for $o.OOO ana ov'r'
Charleston. buying par. selling q premium; Shh
Francisco sight par. telegraph DC. per sioV pre-
MUM ,o.
Flank cearnes were as follows at the places
named: Ncw-Yorlx-Exchanges slo4.9s2s2s: bal
anccs, $G164l49 Boston-EXchahges si''''''o'''
balances. 81 7S.902. .,.,a ..
The price Of commercial bar silver IN ln's MAJ
lars were nuote1 at 52Ilc In London bar silver
advanced I'D. to 3O12d. Inc umor'a,, ill., @ w.
morrow. will take out 100000 ounces o, hu,s
The market for sterling ana Com.n,em.a. , p'a"
YESTERDAY fair amount Of business was zone:
but 1t was made up almost entirely .. go
bills Rates at which business was ac'"a"S "o"e
were as follows: ,,.
Sterling . sAsi; ssSa :' asa sia.
fcichsmaiks E. 80. 20, a0A
Gu..ders ....... ~ ~,
Money on call ir London was Y per en- a. icm
rate OF discount In the open ma 80. nonths,
x per cent TOR both short ana M M r.nnt into
bills The amount OF buiion VIZ was f2sOO0o
the Bank OF England on balance was ,os ~
British consols declined II for mohes ~ GO
and lie for the account to 1858. hl" 49, ,,no
cur.ties advanced heavily all ATOMS 81 Irninn
Northern Pacific preferred rising I.s "a - Ohio ="
Pacific IL to III Chesapeake ana O",o = =, ~
2SSs. Canadian Pacific IA to 52*' Er ss,I New.
the 2ds IA to 72h, st. Paul ~ 10 vo7Z =, ,o,t
York Central to 1884, Reading - A,cbieon
Louisville and Nashville to 6o1s anu '''~''
Ia to 8. ,oo ,roncs e1iL
French rcntes were quoted at l9z i'S o. sranc
confines: Paris exchange on LONDON; Cornon,,
23is centmes. The Imperial BANK % IN snec,s
shows In ts weekly report decre"'' -
of 4.S29,000 marks oeo q, Mad
Gold was quoted at Bucnos Ayres zo', d. s n" a.,
rid 1885, at Lisbon 2l,k at ST. Petersburg w. ~
Athens II. ut Rome. sofa at Vieh"" D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
financial elections.

nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CON-
~ PANY.-NEw-YORK. April 10. ls95-The annual
petns OF the stockholders Of this company VIII be nsid
oice OF company II Courtlandt street. IN tns
city. on Tuesday the l+h day Of MAJ next. Tor inc eec
ton OF Managers and for other business ,- ...
The polls will open IL o'clock noon and remtin opsn
close OF business saturday May ith until tho morning
O Wednesday. MAY 18th
by order OF the Board OF Managers. .
F. NJ. OLYPTfANT. secretary.--
THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of The North american
Company. for the purpose Of eiectng three Dre,ons
Nil the caused by expiration of the term ol
81 transacting
such other business may properly come before .he
meeting will no held the OF the Company IN IN"
Prudential building. No. 7c5 Broad street Newark New"
Jersey Wednesday. the 10Th day Of June. s'o NJ /.
o'clock
The stock transfer books will be Friday. May
path 1898. at O'Clock p ~ and rcopened on Thursday
June 90 1895. al 10 A. NJ.
EDWARD EDEs. Secretary.
Newark " j.. May II. 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. May 10-p m
The foreign buying pressure was the chef IN
huence which helped stocks to advance again TO-
day. ard the amount OF business transacted. poth
In stocks and bonds. vas Of large proportions. Inc
sales OF stocks Amounted to 594.7se shares the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
lesal Notices.

~ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF Richmo nd-The Staten Island Railway Company.
the 6enef, creditors OF samuel L. Hopp!ns. Fred
eric D. Hopping assignee for the benefit OF the cred.
Ing Rational Bank q NewYSTk Wesley Patton. John P.
sp.er Hugh Bowden. standard Agency Company Charles
IT, Weeks Herbert A. Weeks. caslmir W.. Boynton
d MaJy John W H0p on " My
Catherine 5. Butler. and William H. g. Totten and Dan.
lei Butler OF and trustees under the last
q p TC,ep Ses Sss Anna
Il V"n Name the people OF the State q New-Ycrk, SUI
sannah Hoppne Masirs' Soe N anu n. 'sn s Nams
I'o,tcnv Vile Mary st..es Wesley p. Hopping saran 81
topping Samuel Springstead Mary c. Totten. $. Webb
Jolne Susie A. Van Name. defendants.-Notce
10 ths DEFENDANTS above named. and each OF them
Please take that the petition. copy OF which
Is hereto annexed and herewith served upon YOU viii
be presented the supreme Court OF the state OF Now
York al Special Term thereof to be held at the Court
News York an the sh DAY June half
in the OF that day or as soon Thereafter
as counsel can hs heard and that motion WI be then
Dated New York. April II. 1895
TRACY DoARDMAN 8 PLATT
Attorneys for Plaintin
ONCE and T. @ ;, address S.ss,,
New-York city.
To the defendant Anna T." Hopping: ,,,.,
The foregoing notice IL served upon you by puoIicaton
,,rsuont 10 an order Hon Willard Bartlett Justice Of
he New York Supreme Court dated the 18th day OF
April 1895 fled with the petition IN the once OF ne
Clerk Of the County OF Richmond a. Richmond. IN the
County OF Richmond anu state OF newt Wh
Dated April IRA BoARpMAN a PLATT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
|aw.YOrk N. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Dipi0en0 Notices

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD or DIRECTIONS AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY. ~ BROADWAY
wYork May sth. 1895.
VNIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
i ,any mas this day declared dividend 81 three dol
lars $50 per share payable AMI after the first day Of
July next -, ~
The transfer books Will be closed on the sh day Of
June al " O'Clock M and rcopened the "a day Of
'''' '''' =! "'''' VI TIIAs q. CLARK. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND 81 %. CLOS
S H. week My H GYM l 's::5st :s
CLEVELAND LoRAIN AND WIFE ~, ios
f FIN %.: & 3 s,; s ss9 i; s95
''" ,NT To RIA AND GREAT NORTHERN 60,
s {, % H;; :;,1:; ,: :s| Il
GRAND TRUMP OF CANADA. o,,
F F%'S' * %sI s sassaG s ssi
'''' MI MIxxEAroLls AND ST. LOUIS ,s,
S FL: & %: s s;sais ss:!
NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN =,
e. f$@,; q: %; , fsfs :5s
. RIO GRANDE WESTERN. 200
E$%,;; {, %'G; n s':5$ s,:::
TEXAS AND PACIFIC. ,oo
FL f$$,' :: q: $!; . !i; !s5;
f Fr%' ~es * IN % Nay . "sa s%: 4fs
jan / 10 May 1....... 444l.Oco 3N5o.'-
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND bIRM VIE 9,s
S:%S;F Vi: e e: :is :':
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs At NETWORK. go,
FIFTH 6: Z: :s s: market: sa 'ss
since Jan i ..-,,, 60, n,, as $50 1873 Il3
the port. -ftbIn- So ls. ,
Thrown the market. 90 Nj. ~ "oo'"''-'
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
I-r1on Nav 10 D. m-con,ols ios i;lo fsr money
ana 1854. tho account, Canadian lao' ..s M~xi
II. 10 sec, nd consos. 12is Illinois central -. -,
can ordinary. 24i1. -. Paul common ~, ue,,can
Central 1924: PENNSYLVANIA -, K'adnS. MIME and sash
Central per cent bonds. O''s. l'uSN"'' "''' '
VILE co.,: Atchison common. D. ,.,,..., ,,o-, tho
..po a ,n-Thc amount II bullion Withdrawn ir.,i nv
Rank 81 England balance to-day IS i-srup
Nor cont The discount In the open MUM. ~
- choir, and three months bills is l3itp's per o
20 o. m-raris advces quote per cent reh,esa ",
for the account, ana 'Nc"'se y"
iondnn a, ~ francs 23i4 centmes for checks
Eveninc- Iiar silver closed nj 3Oisl per ounce" nj,
i,a,i,r Nav Io-The statement Of the Imperial BANK
q, Germany show. specie 81 ta2'vp mara
Jxchance On London - marks iG pfennngs Tor sign" ana
% marks 40 rfennngs for nneiy-day bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Bank Renorfs.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
the state OF New-York at the close Of business May
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10. l.352D
>rpopT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

Km,xoy.rD NATIONAL. BANK Of the city Of New
Y,rk In New ORR AZ the 'l's' 'i "'7'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Bank Reports

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPIBLlC. AZ New
York the State Of NewYork at the close oil business
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
WAR And PESTILENCE
Sweeping Over Unhappy Samoa-Mortality
Great and Disease Spreading.

Sweeping Over Unhappy Samoa-Mortality
Great and Disease Spreading.
A SEVERE and new kind of malaral fever
has broken out at Samoa. 1t is very in
fictitious. Natives are dying by hundreds
and its ravages are more terrible than those
Of war. Large numbers of Europeans in
Apia have been attacked. All doctors
available from warships and missionary
posts are hard at work among the patients.
Medical men declare that the disease Is
unknown to medical science; that the
mortality among patients is large, and that
the disease is rapidly spreading. War is
again raging at Samoa. Latest advices say
that the Atua chiefs have given the Samoan
government notice that they will resume
hostilities at once. Aanna, native gen.
eral, with following OF 5000 men, will
unite his forces with Atua's, and it is
feared that all the naive armed troops are
uniting their forces for decisive attack
Her Majesty's ship " Wallaroo is at Apia
making active preparation tor trouble.
Her entire force is under constant drill, and
is not allowed to leave the ship.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
FOREIGN IN BRIEF.

A TERRIFIC snow storm swept over the
town of Calenza, in he province of Foggia,
Italy, last week Thursday demolishing sew.
eral houses and killing eight persons.
IT is reported that the Japanese are cut
ting off the retreat of the $1,000 Chinese
soldiers commanded by General Sung, and
the Taotai of New Chwang, fearing deser-
tons, has ordered that all soldiers who at
tempt to run away shall be ,imme diately
shot.
REV HoRATIo B. NEWELL, missionary at
Sakata, Japan, writes to the American
Board of Foreign Missions that the recent
earthquake there was more severe than at
first reported. Eight hundred people were
killed, 500 wounded, and 500 houses were
destroyed.
w. f. MCLEAN, proprietor of the Toronto
World, has been arrested, charged with vio-
lating the Lords Day act in publishing a
special edition of the Sunday World con
tanning a story of the fire which destroyed
the Globe newspaper and several other
business buildings.
THE authorities OF London are greatly ex.
cited over an arnachist outrage of a new
character which has just come to their no.
tice. An important official of the French
police in London on police mission has
been seized by anarchists, who carried him
off bodily TO one of their houses, where by
threats they forced him to reveal what state
secrets he possessed. Developments in the
affair are expected to involve diplomatic
correspondence.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
DOMESTIC IN BRIEF.

AN epidemic of grip of deadly nature is
raging in New York, Jersey City and Ho.
boken. Leading physicians of the boards Of
health of these cities are apprehensive Of
disastrous results before spring.
The Merchants Ma ional Bank of Def.
ance, o.. was robbed of $4,000 last week
The burglars opened the combination of the
vault and then blew the small safe inside to
pieces After taking everything of value,
the burglars closed the door Of the vault and
battered the lock so that the bank officials
could not get it open the next day. The
bank people did not suspect anything
wrong, but thought that the lock was out Of
order and sent to Cinci lnati for an expert.
When the vault was opened, two days later,
the true state Of affairs was discovered
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
A STRANGE BENEFACTOR.
Remarkable story OF How Man
Helped Relieve Suffering In
Hundreds OF Homes.

(From the Br00kiyn, ", y, Standard Union.)
There is q curious character in Blissville,
the southern extreme of Long Island City,
who is known to everybody, including
children, as "the Doctor" although his
advice has always been gratuitous and he
has but one remedy
Joseph j. Myers, "the DOCTOR" is the
proprietor of the Homestead Hotel, where a
MdHiard Union reporter found hum last
night
"What is the secret of my remedy?" he
smilingly observed, in response to question.
"rhere is no secret. Neither am / doctor;
and there hasn't been one in my house for
almost a quarter of a century. My doctor
stands up there on the safe in the form OF
Perry Davis Pain-Killer, and under no
circumstances would | allow myself to be
without bottle.
81 was once afflicted by liberated sore
throat, and my position became so critical
that three physicians, who had been called
in consultation, gently broke the yarn to
me that my days were numbered, An appli-
cation of Pain-Killer was suggested. / tried
it. A week later | was back at my work.
"a few weeks afterwards a neighbor's
wife was suffering from the same affection.
| sent bottle to her, and in few days she
came to my house to thank me for having
saved her life.
"My oldest boy, last winter, was attacked
with inhammatory rheumatism. | applied
Pain-Killer and drove every vestige Of the
malady out of his system.
"My two boys were brought through a
siege of diphtheria, at a time when the dis
ease was widespread, and the Pain-Killer's
success with them induced me TO send a
dozen bottles to neighbors whose children
were also Frustrated. In every instance il
effected cure. That. why they call me
doctor" in Blissville"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
Vermont State Asylum for the Insane.

Sealed proposals will be received at Waterbury
Vermont III Ill nine o'clock on the morning of Feb
ruary 10, 1895, for the construction of ward to
complete the south wing of the Vermont State
Asylum for the Insane. Also for the construction
of the entire north wing OF said asylum (Which when
completed will be a duplicate OF the south wing
including plumbing heating and ventiating for the
same.
Proposals for the differ mt classes of work to be
made separately and collectively Buildings to be
completed and ready for occupancy by November l,
ls95.
Plans and specifications be examined at the
office of the super intendent DIR. W. II. Gddings to
whom all communications may be addressed.
The trustees the right TO reject any all
bids. If any proposal is accepted, the party con-
tracted with will be required to give bond to the
treasurer of the state. with one or m"re sufficient
sureties. In such sum as may be agreed upon, con.
ditiOned for the proper completion of the work.
U. A. WOODBURY. lex Ohcio). !
;. ID. HOBSON,
w. II. HUNT. Trustees.
GEO. ". WING,
Z. VI. MAN UR Lieut. GOVERNOR
Waterbury, Vermont, January 10, 1895.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16

There are thousands of tired women to-
day on the verge of breaking down because
they are martyrs to their own false ideas OF
domestic duty.
They are slaves to their homes and their
exalted notions of absolute order and clean
illness keep them from morning TO night
upon the rack of mental and physical tor
ture until they grow old, careworn, nervous,
irritable and sickly, in their foolish struggle
with dust.
Only the exceptionally strong can stand
the facilitating effect of overheated rooms,
lack of fresh air and exercise, over burdened
stomachs, and the artificial, nervous, hur-
ried life of so many good wives and mothers.
just as nature prompts young childre q to
cry and grow irritable when hungry, so
poOrly-fed overworked nerves cry out for
their proper food by twinges of rheumatism
and neuralgia.
1t is natures language in each case.
just as the fretting, crying child drops to
refreshing sleep after being properly fed,
exactly so the nervous system feels right
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16

away the equalizing, restoring action of
Paine's celery compound.
A fair trial of this greatest of all remedies
brings Strength to tired, -" run down" men
and women, and frees them permanently
from debility, heart palpitation, Respondent
feelings and inability to sleep because Of
nervous weakness.
Mrs, s. E. WEIGH OF Lynn, Mass, whose
portrait appears above, writes as follows:
81 was taken ill last January with the
grip, and it left me with the rheumatism in
my hands and feet. My feet were swollen
so bad and were so sore that found it hard
work to walk. My husband brought me
home two bottles of Paine's celery COM
pound. Seeing that it was doing me good 1
continued its use until / had taken five
bottles, when l was free from rheumatism
and have not had any since.
To-day I can truly say that am as well
as ever was in my life"
That's it, Paine's celery compound makes
people we'll.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS
OF the Vermont National Guard Held at
Burlington-Ohcers Elected.

The school of officers of the Vermont Ma
tional Guard, held last week in Burlington,
was attended by nearly all the commits
stoned officers in the First regiment. The
principal interest conferred in the election of
colonel to succeed Colonel G. G. Kinsman
OF Rutland, resigned. Lieutenant Colonel
George II. Bond of Brattleboro was unan.
imously elected to succeed Colonel Kins.
man. Major j. II. Watson of Bradford was
elected lieutenant colonel, and Captain j
W. Symons of Brandon major on the third
ballot. Captain j. q. Mimms of st. Adams
filed an appeal from the election of major
on the ground that the election was illegal
in that the regulations prescribing the
method OF election were not carried out
These regulations say that each elector
must be notified, and Captain Mimms
claims that notifications were not seuU TO
the lieutenants of the several companies
A new election was ordered by Governor
Woodbury., at which Captain Mimms was
ell, cted major on the first ballot Governor
Woodbury. conferred the rank of brevet
major upon Captain j. W. Symons of Bran
don. Colonel Bond made these appoint
ments on his staff; j. IL. Estey of Bratte-
boro, first lieutenant and adjutant, j. e.
Creed OF Rutland, first lieutenant and quar-.
termaster; j. d. Wyman of St. Adams,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
DOMESTIC NEWS.
NO WOMEN WANTED
As Jurors by an Unraliant Colorado Jud.

As Jurors by an Ungalisnt Colorado Judge
JUDGE ALLEN of the district court OF Den.
yer, Coo, has excused two aides from
serving as jurors. They had been drawn
in the regular way and had consented to
serve, but when they arrived at the court
house the Judge peremptorily discharged
them. They did not take kindly to their
dismissal, aad wanted to know why they
should not earn jurors fees as well as the
professional male jurors. Judge Allen
said that no provision had been made for
the accommodation of women as jurors,
and he doubted II the law permitted 1t any
way. They went away dissatisfied.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16

A Big Shortage in the Accounts of South
Dakota's Treasurer.
STATE TREASURER TAYLOR of South Da-
kota is missing and is short S350,000 in his
accounts 1t is thought he has fl I'D to a
foreign country. His bond for 1925 600 is
said to be good. The banks at Pierre will
not lose any thing. II the defalcation Is as
large as the bondsmen Sieve, IL will place
the state in very embarrassing position, az
the limit of indebted ess has been passed
No warrants or bonds Gao be sold and there
is a deficiency in the revenue. Taylor has
always had high reputation as finan cier
and man of integrity. The school fund
may lose $4,000.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16

captain and inspector Of rifle practice II. II.
Lee OF Wells River, surgeon B. L. Senton
of Rutland and J.E. Hamilton of st. Albans
assistant surgeons; #. H. Chapman of Rut-
land, first lieutenant and hospital steward.
Friday morning the officers visited Fort
Ethan Allen, where they were pleasantly
entertained by Major Morris, the command.
ant, and other officers