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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

wish rivals through large section oil 'efritory III
wh.ch II Ia now comparatively weak
ITS DIFFERENCES SAID TO BE SETTLED.
The Southern Railway and Steamship Association,
after several sessions and conferences IN this city
has settled It's differences and 1t Is now considered
tba, all danger OF a railroad war In the South Is
past Major L. b. Stahlman commissioner OF the
association. Il. responsible for the statement given
out yesterday the effect that the representatives.
of the different railroad and steamship companies
in the association had come to a settlement. and
that the contracts had been signed The whole
fight finally hinged on the stand or the georgia
Railroad which. although small concern. ap
peared TO hold the key to the situation; Inc ,odn
demands by tn. Louisville and Nashville inc
Georgia Railroad is 40 miles long. and runs from
Augusta to Atlanta. 1t is the most direct line De-
tween these two cities. 1t forms Junction Al
Augusta with ether lines running 10 Savannah
Charleston ard Port Royal. At Atlanta the Georgia
Railroad conn" cts with roads OF the TWO great
railroad systems which cover nearly the whole or
the South. -,
association will be elected to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
NEW.YORK FIRE UNDERWRITERS MEET
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE SCORED
THE SUN COMPANY OF LONDON. ACCUSED OF
VIOLATING PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE


THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE SCORED
THE SUN COMPANY. OF LONDON. ACCUSED OF
VIOLATING PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE
AGENTS WARNED CONCERNING 1T.
Utica n. Y, oct. II tSpeciaD-The sem-annual
meeting of the New-York State Association OF Local
Boards of Fire Underwriters was held here to-day
The association represents 200 agents In the state
The president presided. and members from Olean'
lion. Gloversve, Troy. Binghamton, Amsterdam
Rome Cohoes Auburn, Plattsburg. Saratoga,
Goshen Newburg, Utica, Syracuse, Herkimer and
other places were I'm attendance. The president
made an address on "Organlzaton,' W. ii. Mander-
Vile OF Olean, gave an address on Local Boards,
and the Committee on Recommendations. through
NJ G. Thomson. OF Utica, a chairman, submitted
important matters for consideration
In accordance with the reports the association
scored James F. Pierce. superintendent of insurance
for his neglect in not mailing proper examinations
OF such collapsed companies as the Columbian OF
Louisville Ky, the New-York Bowery, the Long
Island Mutual James SINNERS New-York Com
pany and Others. These concerns have cost prop
erty-owners who held their policies, and agents, who
procured policies and then cancelled them when
found worthless scores of thousands Of dollars. and
this loss is attributed to the laxy OF the insurance
department in not showing them up. The assoca-
ton also resolved that IT was absolutely necessary
for the Legislature to pass AVS makthg ,oygs
ment so that persons accepting their policies viii
know whether or not they are getting policy with
something to indemnify the holder.
The most important business transacted was that
relating stock companies writing policies In New
York State covering property in the field Of the
agent This question is being agitated throughout
the country. and the New-iork state agents have
virtually said it must stop. An acknowledged vlo-
lator is the Sun Insurance Company, of London
tention OF the agents throughout the State to IT, 1t
is said that the action will cost the Sun Company
thousands of dollars In premiums. Resolutions
were also adopted calling on the stock companies
to put themselves record In the matter, to
show whether they with the hundreds Of agents
in the State the question or against them
The committee made an exhaustive report. which
was ordered printed In pamphlet form and sent to
every agent throughout the State. The companies
through their Executive Committee give the agents
agents pay to the companies sl25O0O00 OF the 500 =
coo 900 received in the State OF New-York each year
In premiums
The meeting adopted resolutions empowering the
committee TO continue its work and resolved to
hold its meeting at Utica In March next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE ST. PAUL.

Milwaukee, Oct l7.-Judge Seaman has filed his
opinion in the suit of the United States against
the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul. In which the
Government sought to collect penalty of 5000 for
alleged violation Of the Interstate Commerce act.
finding in favor OF the road. District Attorney Wig
man, acting under advces from the Atiorney-Gen-
erdl, has taken an appeal 10 the Court of Appeals.
The violation complained Of was failing TO comply
with the provisions ordering the Ming OF annual
roads. Judge Seaman upholds the contention that
neither OF the branch lines a grantee Of the
United States in respect to the lands which were
received in aid Of construction. but that the grant
was made directly from the State and not from the
United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
MONEY FOR THE GOOD CA USE.
AN UNKNOWN PERSON PLEDGES $4,000
FOR MISSIONS.

1T MAKES MUCH REJOICING AT THE SESSION Of
THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FOR FOREIGN MIssIoNs-TIIE REV. DR..
sToRRs AGAIN CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
One of the most cheering features at the session
of the American Board OF Commissioners for For
eign Missions in the Academy of Music yesterday
was the announcement by the Finance Committee
that a responsible and trustworthy Christian gen.
tleman whose name is for the present withheld,
has promised that should the complete policy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. IA dispatch to THE Con-
stituton" from Griffin. Ga, says that Captain John
Mcintosh Kell Is suffering at his home from an
Of the State. He was officer OF the famous Con-
federate cruiser Alabama. and when IT was sunk
by the kearsarge jumped into the with the
ships papers He was picked up by English
boat and the papers were saved. When a young
man he accompanied Commodore Perry the his
toric visit to Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
nrcprISg IN POPULATION ~ KANsAN

Topeka. Kan. Oct. 1.-THE Kansas DO a.,y,,,
Agriculture. which the law requires 10 ".,u,
the taking and compilation Of the state ,,,ss n.
each tenth year following 1915 has I'm assessors
tabulaton OF inhabitants as Of ore
Year ago forty counties show an inSrsSso eoaa.
il to 4iA, aggregating So24S ana sn' a. a rts
Ties n decrease OF 2 to 29ss, aggfesaHteneS '''
NOT decrease IA shown to have been S'oo0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
TO RESELL NEW-ENGLAND BONDS.

New Haven. Oct. IA prominent stakeholder OF
the New-York, NewHaven and Hartford Railroad
said to-day that the Consolidated would sell the
bonds of the New England road, which were pur-
chased recently 10 the amount of 100000 He said
that, with its prestige. the Consolidated Company
could make million dollars by disposng of the
New-England bonds under Consolidated auspices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
THEIR LAST CLANBARE OF THE SEASON.

IHETK
Several members Of the Hoboken Turtle Club and
n number OF guests assembled at Fischers Kings.
bridge Hotel yesterday for their last cambake OF
the season. Among those present were William
Spub. II. II. Brockway DR.. A. Joyce. John j.
Quinn. James c. Roach. Louis Bannon. Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
BISHOP HAYGooD OF oEoRGIA. DYING

Cincinnati. Oct. IA dispatch from Atlanta. Ga
to THE Post" says Bishop Acus c. Haygood
OF the Methodist Church OF Georgia, was stricken
with paralysis at his home al Oxford to-day The
doctors say he cannot survive"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
TO SEND HORSEFLESH tn EUROPE.

A DEOOKLYN MAN WANTS TO ESTABLISI An
ABATTOIR. AND SAYS NONE OF THE
MEAT WILL BE SOLD HERE.
Jacob Renard a Belgian, filed an application in
the Brooklyn Health Office yesterday for permission
TO establish abattor in Cay-st for the purpose Of
Strengthening horses for export 10 Europe. Mr.
Renard represents Chicago firm which does an
extensive business in horsefesh in the manufact-
ure OF bologna sausages. DR.. Nolckening chemist
OF the Health Department. Will report on the case
Mr. Renard says none of the meat Is to be sold in
this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
DR.. GRIswOLD GETS TEN YEARS

Hartford, Oct. H-Judge Prentiss. In the Superior
Court to-day sentenced DR.. Malcolm r. Griswod
TO ten years in the State prison. He con-
victed OF incendiarism on three counts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
RATIFIED BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

Baltimore. Oct. 1.-THE directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad have formally ratified the
trunk line agreement to which eight other trunk
lines parties. The agreement has been under
consideration for a long time and numerous meet
ines have been held between the respective
tive heads OF the railroad companies with view of
reconci,ing all possible differences OF opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
FREIGHT RATES TO BE RESTORED

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE Western freight officials
finished their work tonight and II will shortly be
submitted 10 the executive officers for approval.
The result, is that all tariffs to be restored, with
the exception of coal, and that rate Will be maeri-
ally increased from the ruinous price which has
been quoted within the last month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
Louis J. Conan Charles H. Hezzer. George n
Hubbs Gabe Case, j. C.. Sutro. George L. Hert,si
M. W. Milford and william NJ. Thomas.
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES
SENATOR HILL APPEARS BEFORE THE
SUPREME COURT.
THE SUGAR BOUNTY cAsE-MRs STANFORD cen.
GRATULATED-REPORT OF THE SURGEON
GENERAL OF THE ARMY-AN INVITA-

GENERAL OF THE ARMY-AN INVITA-
TON FROM FRANCE
yyash,nxton Oct. Ex-senator Hill to-day engage
~. attention of the Justices OF the Supreme Court
,nr an hour. He appeared on behalf OF the State
=, New-York in its controversy with the United
S,.,es over a claim growing out OF the War Of the
pah,,,on To equip the troops enlisted In the State
h,ueen Apri, q end July 4. 1861, the state OF New.
ynrr borrowed about 10000. part on short term
honds and mart from the Canal Sinking Fund. The
,n,ore., maid on the bonds amounted TO Sl,32) and
,ha, ON the canal fund to s3s.sS7. calm for the
al amount was made by New-fork as early az
1890 hut the Treasury officials declined 10 pay II On
the Ground that no interest OF any KIND could be a.
towed on a demand against the United states un.ess
u,ben EXPRESSLY specified by statute flnahy In
january 1859 they sent the matter 10 the Court os
C,.,,,, which decided that New-York was entitled
80 recelve the interest the bonds, Dut not 10 inc
a,,ount maid on the canal fund. From this )uds-
rrent both parties appealed to the supreme Couft
-, tho limited States. Senator Hill did not hsn hs
ar.r,ment to-day He viii be followed to-mo''o" %
Assistant Attorney-Genera. Whitney ior ihe ""''
rort Involved in the ia the question re-
ar,,v discussed by Controller Bower In his opinion
On the sugar bounty cases as to the power vi 'ns
nonar,,ent 10 refer to the Court OF claims suca
o,.i,,s az tb. one with the right OF appear 10 ths
sunreme Court OF the United states from 'ne jung
r,ent OF the Court of Claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

cooretarv Carlisle has become vexed at the mac.
ton Of the counsel for the sugar c,alnah.s ana
YESTERDAY teegraphed to Senator Manoe'soh 'nAs n'
would send Controller Bowers opinion II, '"T ,.',
OF the Oxnard Beet sugar COMPANY " ., ~ ~,
=. wy c,r, ~ Claims by October q, uness he SET
80, - onnear and argue before him the ques-
49, -, tho jurisdiction Of the Controller OF the
u.o' y. ro,dav Senator henderson replied from
omaha Neb.. that he hoped to be In washington
and argue the question by November 10 ana ,na' %
had sent a. letter explaining the matter senator
Henderson says he has no DOUBT 'na' Don.uO"s'
Bowler had jurisdiction In the susa. .,v,or :.
no"' Tho, n send the Controllers opinion 70
ne e curt Of Gains for fnai decision without tns
."s ., the claimants would be unwarran'ed u
,aw Roth points, Mr.. Henderson contends, are un-
raw. ah,a and he will so hold in his argument D.
fore Secretary Carlisle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
COLORED NATIONAL CONTENTION ENDS.


PARTY AND DENOUNCES THE CLEVE-
LAND ADMINISTRATIONS.
Washington. oct. 1.-THE Coored National Con-
vcntlon completed work at $50 o'clock this after
noon when Chairman James w. Poe declared il add
journed to meet in Richmond. Va. the second
Tuesday In July. 1896. 1t adopted long platform
denouncng the Administration of President Cleve-
and and the crime OF lynching, reafirmng its al
egiance TO the Republican party favorlng freedom
for Cuba declaring In favor Of the of both gold
and silver as money, euogizng Morton. Reed Har-
the candidacy OF Mckinley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

People OF means escape disparaged fiat life and
enjoy charming society. beautiful scenery pure
air. and quick access 10 business by building in
Park Hilton the IIudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
rso Treasury gold reserve to-day is ssS'ls'"l


so....rv Lamont to-day made pubic 'ne -
=, ranor. Of the Surgeon Generai VI '''e %, :.
=. s.o,es that the character OF the per - ;.
.ha bosnital corps has been implo'. 100.
,ha abandonment OF a NUMBER Vi NM" ,y,,..
s,derahe reduction In the hufhoet "a 90 49,.
hos taken place in the year On jun "' -. IA n
were only $50, compared WIN ''' :, atcobol,sm
the preceuIiis ontinues to decline Inc auiS S ~
IN rate ehf for the lest year was SSsi psT q loOi @
strength. as compares Gliding Sit years and with @
and Al IN s ndng with 1889 In 1890 no ess , her
savanteen posts had more t1 H, care for drunken
average $50, 7even posts; in 1892 ten posos noss
neS ar noss and in the last yea. o' renor.ed az
The food varied in kind and well cSoxss
and the clothing issued mas s"e"
ton.
,-o,or,, Olney has received a com"'u''"
NJ paten6tre. the French Ampas'auo'' ~. o
,,ntno ,be programme Of the interha,'o"a' "a
i.''.e ar,s agriculture and Industrial pros,e.,
hs held in Paris in 1900 and lnyclns will be held
states 10 Is TO November The French that
iic entertans the hope NJ viii lend its
the 'eeo-nneration 10 this work OF friend.
Oroyress which must draw Clos, , sa 49,
pphi1 which unite the TWO countries
~, Jiracfion OF the fTesluche' -
80. have been manufactured and su''a0g 49,.
sr ravs for presentation to Captain Karl A. sou
lund Of the Russian bark saari and cap'a sir,ar
Jouanjean, OF the French bark rsyome cor csO,aa
s,,ooor "a American seamen. The vase iot lis nv.
sodepund is presented I'm recognition and d crew
the American schooner Mary n A Aonsnsan ia
rmary % 1885, and that for Capts ojc services Ia
rscoSniton OF his humane ana ne ton, The Amer.
syecinS the rescue OF eleven men rom h ~, mort Of
scan bark w W. Grape. Durheu ia wv
Junin Chill. July 2 1870.
,r,,,tss from New-London Conn., haa a.
,,,aryIaw with secretary Herbert to-day aoOu ~.
nronositon to establish naval experiments N,
ton and school OF engneerlng a, me me advantages
oonmmIttee urged upon Mr. Herbert tne az deep
~ Wew-Iondon for such an , nst.tu,I 20 the Gov.
Sarhor and unused buildings belons.Hs tVy,nred 10
nr we're two OF the reasons a''
shnu that New London was sui'aOie'
Dr senner. Commissioner OF lmmgrauo" a. n
York and Deputy Commissioner NcS"ee" IN .oo.
the same port arrived here THIS Tor rsn on IN.
tarred with Commissioner General stump ="
migrati ton matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

due dates of the principal OF any subsequently ma
turing first mortgage bonds VIII also be adJusteu
In cash. -, -.
Following are the bonds TO which these cash
provisions apply: Union Pacific first mortgage
per cent bonds Kansas Pacific eastern dvison
per cent bonds, Kansas Pacific middle DIVISION
per cent bonds, Kansas Pacific Denver extension
hrst mortgage per cent bonds.
The holders OF bonds of the classes above men
toned Will receive cash for their defauited cou-
pons upon the deposit Of their bonds at any one OF
the depositaries. . ,,,,
The Syndicate is also to purchase, If advisable
any outstanding first mortgage bonds and Omaha
Bridge bonds, and to deposit them under the plan;
and IL advisable, to purchase all or any defau.ted
coupons and interest assignments on Omaha Bridge
bonds.
The time for declaring the plan operative IL lin
tied TO December l. 1896 with the right on the
part OF the committee to. extend the time TO June
30, 1897 The time for deposit OF bonds and STOCK
is limited December 81 1885, after which penalties
of per bonds and s. a share on stock Will
be imposed
The deposaries the Mercantile Trust Com
pany OF New-York; the Old Colony Trust Com
pany, of Boston: the Bank OF Montreal, OF Lon
don;. the Amsterdamische Bank, OF Amsterdam.
and the Deutsche Verensbank. of Frankfort-on-
the-Main.
The bankers syndicate has been considerably
over-subscribed and large bondhoding interests
have already assented 10 the plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
81. PATIO i7.135. 600 $50. s6s. 500

Reserved to dispose Of
equipment obligations
and for reorganization
and corporate uses. .S13OOoOOO SIVOD"O
Balance reserved for
settlement Of the debt
10 the United States
and for extraordinary
requirements ........ 35 80 2O.s64 400 sl3 800
The Union Trust Company, OF New-Yors. trustee
under the land has funds in hand with
which 10 pay the $IoOo outstanding BONDS
Should greater less amount Of interest than that
here estimated be default these bonds the date
from which the bonds bear interest. the provision
preferred stock will be varied accordingly 10
equal such defaulied Interest. Interest
by the committee deposited bonds Of this
will be accounted for 10 the holders Of corresponding
tffcates of deposit. =. +.-+-.-
The stock OF the present company will be as
sessed SIS a share, the holders receiving new pre-
ferred stock for the amount OF their assessment
and common stock equal at par TO their present
holdings. -. ...
reorganization syndicate, TO furnish 100000
with the right on the part OF the committee and
the bankers TO increase this 10 S50oO0o0 has been
organized by Kuhn Loeb Co., to purchase. upon
deposit OF the first mortgage bonds and defaulted
coupons and interest assignments pertaining there
10 and thereafter as they mature, all coupons and
interest claims maturing during the tendency OF
the plan upon such bonds.
The per cent difference between the rate OF in
terest old and bonds from the date at
which the new bonds begin 10 bear interest TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

Mr.. Leland Stanford found great satisfaction
l.. MI congra,ulatory telegram which she rece'vsa
this morning from PaO Alto with reference 70 'a'
saturday. The dispatch reads as follows: = ,sx
stanford 1nyersti5y aoteI Arlington Washing
students and professors SEND y you and cour.
CALCULATIONS ana pes' my DAVID $. JORDAN.
age. - ..,,, ra,na,n a fortnight
l.. wssn,nrton. as she enjoys the climate mere ana
ards the present season delightful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

wish rivals through large section OF tefritory III
which II Ia now comparatively weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

The commandery-in-chief Of the Loya, n ncsp
led bv General Gibbon. after w''hesss ronss a,
sr,,, ., Fort Meyer went to the WHITE i,o -. 90.
drill a. rU'' .no the members received by the
is4S o'clock an, ,hs East as Room Each member Of q,
ccGommsndsry tt M
name and sfter th nstiIv in singing Marching
T6rosTh IL, voea capac
and the reception ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
CATE ALREADY ORGANIZED

- 80 -
mortgage Us. .....
-. Land gran; Is. .....
3. Sinking fund S..
4. Omaha bridge IS. -.
B. Omaha bridge re-
newals Is. ........
For Kansas Div. debt:
!. Eastern Div. 6s. -.
9. Middle Div. IS.
8. Denver ext. first 0s.
4. Con. first mtge. 6s.
tCon. first mtge. de-
faulted interest.
o B. Income as lunsub-
ordinated) 1000.
6. Income IS tsubor-
dinated) .......
z. Leavenw'h b'ch Is.
q. Den. Pac. first Is. :.
.. Kansas Div. ana
collateral mtge. So
For assessment on
common stock. .......
In exchange fol COM
mon stock OF Union
Pacific Railway Com
pany on which assess
ment Is paid under
the plan. ..... ......
For compensation 10 re-
organization syndi-
cate and bankers. ...
Total defined Issues for
reorganization pur-
poses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

Bids were opened to-day for the repairs 49, .,
New-York Postofice. f. J. Car'n q w.
,,,r we're the lowest bidders, at s-o'V"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

nr senner. Commissioner OF Immigration a.. =,
vork and Deputy Commissioners MeSweens', -. -
the same port arrived here this mornins O." on IN.
1900 win commissioned General stump y"
migraton matters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-20
A Valuabls Hint

My husband, ssii physicisn's vii.
not long ago. chsnced 10 see Que day,
standing 90 d shelf outside our kitchen
window, some moults Of Jelly cooling ftr
the uighTs dinner. They we're uncovered
ss they were out Of reach Of cats, and 10
foil view OF cooks wstciful eye; but be
uuesiiou,d NE sbUHt ibtm, sod srErd If Il
was our usual eu,tUm 10 IesYe Jelly thus
uoprotectd. w,s obliged 10 reply thst,
so far ~ knew, II ace Tbeh, be ssid,
don yoa koos that when We medical
ueu waut 10 SECURE minute oTgAuisms Tor
iLyesttgalIont, We ~ Oss gelstiUe 10 the
air or 10 place. where we have confined
msltgusot getmsf Tue gelstine spsediIy
sttrscts sud hglds them I'm sitsid yolf
h.vo ed selstioe dOes toe ssms Cool the
Isly # you mu,. bot cover j, With piecr
Of close muslin. And Ne hsve slwsys doae
tbst tiuoe then.
It's to be issrsd that Kitchen processes
are sources OF ilness more Often than j.
im..l 10 msby CITY houses tue lrtls
kitchen snb-I shere stand the reirieersf
tor, aud ~hets ssrlous eat. bles srs kept,
/, directly sssiust drain. Yet bers stands
daily uncovered milk, butter. often cus
t.tds snd paddings, and various other so
.orbsnts. The sYsrsge cook is absolutely