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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-28

rbero were fewer commercial bills In the for
cign exchange market which was trihe hriner
The rates ut when Duslnesh was hc'uh'y "'"'
were AS follows: , ,,
s,.,. ss5.s.oo Long sH s:. s sSss S W
s s,ann. ''''....''.' 6lot 6lsS
Reiehsrnaris ....-... ~, ssooss
The price OF domestic exchange was as follows
At the places named: Charleston. buying par.
selling nc premium: New-orleans commercial
100 discount bank $50 premium; Savannah. buy
ing par selling II premium up TO $1,000 Ito Tor
$1,000 and over: San Francisco sight par. tei ,e
graph &c. per 800 premium; Chicago. zoe. dis
count: Boston l2c. to &c. discount
Bank cearngs were as follows at the places
named Observation-Disclosures. $93,2iSbO6: bal
ances. ss5s3.370. MISUNDERSTANDING. l@o,-
10: balances. 1886, 1870. ladelphia-Exchanges.
81 1885, balances. 3l.432.352
The price OF commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was 66%c.. nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at S3h In London the price OF
bar silver was unchanged at 301zd The Paris.
sailing tomorrow, will take out 72S,OOO ounces OF
silver
Money on call In London was Aqh per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market was IS
per cent for short and three months bills The
amount Of bullion which was Withdrawn from the
Bank Of England on balance to-day was tZo90oO
British consos were 1914 for money and 1o' l3-i
for the account. American stocks showed an ad-
vance all along the line. greater activity being
noted than In many months Advances OF over |
per cent were made by St Paul, Louisville and
Nashville Union Pacific Erie lists and IDS Cana
dian Pacific and smaller gains by Wabash pre-
ferred. Illinois Central. Reading, Atchison and
New-York Central.
French rentes were quoted at 102 francs % CEN
times: Paris exchange on London. % francs q
centimes; Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks
45ia pfennngs.
Gold premiums were quoted as follows at the
places named: Buenos Ayres 237.S 80. Madrid l45O.
Lisbon PAN, ST. Petersburg so. Athens II, Rome
5.02ls. Vienna 3.
The Savannah e. Western First Mortgage
Consolidated Bondholders Committee. Simon
Borg chairman. announces that bondholders de-
string to have their proportion OF the new con-
soidated bonds Of the Central of Georgia Rail
way Company cashed by the syndicate at 80 and
interest from September I. 1895, as provided by
the PLAN must give written notice OF such fact
to the Committee. and such election must also
be Endorsed on the certificate issued by the Cen
trail Trust Company, on or before september 10.
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financial.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

n VI f'7T' Ut NT1DT1HT IVN.
h"lders ~ bonds Of the southern Pacific Raiiroad
company are hereby notified that Their. L. now I'm Inc
hands u the unders,gn-d Trustees under the morgase
by which the payment 81 said bonds secured the si,n
81 one Hundred Thousand Dollars. gold which under
the terms ~ said mortgage applicable redemp
non or purchase ~ said bonds and that the unier.gn.d
viii receive sealed PROPOSALS the Land once ~ SAIL
company. corner Of Fourth and Townsend Fran
!s-o FOR ne surrender Of said bonds untll IL M on
Thursday. The l2th day ~ September. 1895 at which
time PROPOSALS viii be opened Proposals 10 h. ndrs.J
Proposals for Surrender u the First Mortgage bonds
Southern Pacific Railroad Company" The right f. re
served 70 reject any all bids " -
San Francisco Aug sth, 1895
q. Z Z nL. ASsISo. Trustees
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finaur,al,

psroad Company already under control pursuant W
the circular ~ Messrs Drsse MORGAN Co ana ms".s
J. a. Morgan Co.. dated December 10. 1871. VIII %
included In tho present plan without further action ny
the deposfprA except that In carrying out the pIsn wv
COMMITTEE. require tho exchange Of existing reesp's
for new receipts issued Hereunder Should however any
holder ~ outstanding receipts for such securities 10 a.
sire. w,l upon surrender OF tho ret"Ip" OF sue"
holder return securities represented thereby on or
before September 30 1906 which date all privilege
OF Withdrawal will eeaHe.
Any further information connected with the reorsann"
tIon which may desired by security holders. VIII dc
furnished application at either OF our Offices
j. l.. MORGAN & CO.,
~ Wall street. New-York'
j. =. MORGAN & CO.,
~ Old broad street, London
Referring foregoing circular all holders OF ''ocN
and bond. above mentioned notified TO deposit same
NTH Me,.rs Up Morgan & Co.. New-York. or Messrs
j. s. Morgan & Co. London. .
Holders OF preferred and common stock OF the W"
York Lake Erie and Western Railroad company are
further notified that In order obtain the right 10 DE-
acor =, az ner share from the assessment Of SIS per
.har. on the common stock and 81 share from the
assessment s2 per share the preferred stocH .ney
must depost their and the hrst INSTRUMENT OIL
81 nor share on the stock and 50 per snare on
the preferred stock account Of the balance Oh the a
easement on or before September 90. 1898
Holder. n, nreferred or common falling to deposit
the o pay such first ins'anent ny sep,emosr
goth 1896 remaining instaments as ca'ie' ior
must pay full assessment Of SIS per snare on COM
mon stock and s12 per share preferred stock without
any deduction whatsoever
for the sale OF the New YORK. Lake rr'e anu
Western Railroad has already been entered prompt
action BY security holders is therefore essential
G. II. COSTER.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
Committee.
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- S.o, ;senes there were sales OF $4,000 Vr-
einia funded debt 23s OF 1879! at G3fs ana Slooo AT
eaM give shares OF the Bank OF Commerce were
sold at 1873 and thirty-iour snaie' vi '' -"'
tan Bank at l!o ,., !,
,nusuaI activity and strength among the issues
~ the roads now undergoing reorganization, and
the upward movement was divided within these
limits. while strong temper was Impaired 10 the
entire market The heavy dealings In these is
Sues ran the days Total up to 030 000 and Atchi-
son DDS rose Ia to 36. Chicago and Erie lists 394 to
1861. the incomes &c 81. Erie 2ds receipts.
stamped IL to 76s. Northern Pacific consol os z
10 42H. the receipts IA to 40a. Reading lists to
az the general 4s 1% to 1914. the receipts IA to
75sl. Savannah and Western LIST receipts to 81
and Wabash deberturcs. Class H. IA 10 Sih.
The United States Treasury received to-day
soco 700 National bank notes for redemption Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from washington
were 1901 esq the internal revenue receipts VIA
Sls and the miscellaneous receip,s siS.,s 80 iosa
Government receipts for the day. s1l2li5 ex-
pendltures 1892 900: excess OF receipts *lS0l4o
Receipts for the month to date. 24sl6l3s; ex-
penditures. 33i 1886: excess OF expenntures 10
sl1 s47 Receipts for the fiscal year to date. s53-
414651: expenditures s69.b34S63; excess or expend'
lures over receipts. $6.l202l2
To-day's Washington Treasury statement 80. OF
cash on hand ana deposits In bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as FOL
lows ,- c.
August S:s go &C. Ss gus c r. inc cs s.s cso
Mt aiss on ia s fssss e I'M" re
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding An M, ,.-
certificates .f1S23n 13s
Deposits In bank. 14.W1pIt lf'ZN.5iS i''c '''"'''
Available cash sieo poi ii2 $50 7ss oe Inc sassse7o
Deduct minor LA a. a.. 49, g., ,,.o o,,
bllitIes 14IO"NZi ii'7i"'' i"'' ~''"'@|'
Actual cash bal sis2 ss 2sb 2s52oA Inc. sis15e
This statement reflects conditions prevailing
two days ago. A.,
The auh-'rtaastify had n debit balance NJ the
Clearing House " s2pi 2bp Its net Ralh.oh hnl-
ance was st. OspSs5. made NJ by gam w cur
rency " ti2i opa and gal, ~ coih ~ NeehIM
ro.day's operations included Receipts No3l 90
ia ynenis, t2,bii Goa. resulting ~ general hns
nnce ~ tAo s7i .tsp, consiHiins ~ "lo2p23 com
aud tM 6t2. hh6 currency,
MONEY AND FOREIGN MAitKErH
Money ON call was imi,s per cent Ilme money
vas literally offered, ana the demand was fhlfly
rood We subion our usual table OF rates mhhe
IN from Information furnished by the busiest
houses
choice
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Savannah & Western Z. 4. Co.
eipsr CONSOLIDATED MtGE. BONDS


A, ,,ss,ps ~ the holders ~ certificates lssusd by
bs central Tfus, Company ~ deposit NJ Fayahhab \
western tns, consolidated Mortgage tiohia held on The
yn,b hay ~ August iAih ~ which more 'hsh seventy
,., cent, ~ the ,efln,aisshnlats we're represented "
vas unanimously resolved "a aiol, the plan ~ Ae''emsh'
b.,et.sys Offered the hpnihniir's under the "fWS ~
ts plan nondhoisis Desiring ~ have their proportion
n the consolidated bonds ~ the central NJ Georgia
Hallway Company caahed by the syndicate az NJ ami In
t,rest from September Let hph provided by the Plan
must give written notice II such fact H. the Committee
and such also be endorse" on the ceruhoate
issued by Central Trust Company ON or before Sep
tcmber 10TH 1890 should certificate holder desire to
syndcate h'a allotment ~ the new Consolidated l'ohir'
fail notify the Committee ~ his desire 10 accept
canh hs proportion ~ such bonds fail after such
notice his certificate stamped with such ASSENT
befor, the 0th day 81 september 1893, he VIII be
deemed elected 10 become member Of tho Con-
-Didntcd Syndicate the terms provided In Modi-
Ned Plan Of Purchase
Bonds he deposited with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY ~ New York payment Of s23 per bond
until further notice.
SIMON BORG. Chairman.
r. c. MARTIN, EMANUEL LEHMAN.
II. K. GARTH. h. II. COLSTON.
SIDNEY y, TYLER. EDWIN 3 HooLEY.
sIGMUND NEUsTADT.
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Long Island Traction Co.
REORGANIZATION.

uo,,s,s ., COLLATERAL TRUST notes Of the Long
t.ians reaction Company desire &c avail themselves
If Tho benefits Of the plan heretofore announced are mere
g., no,oad IN depost their with the central rus,
eomnaav OF New-York before sEPTEMbEH
4th, 1898. $500 ~, 4, ,..., Tor do
posted notes. m, ur.rrpA
TIOy Cr,itTIFftATEs who have not deposited their
hinvs rnier the plan the Cor mittee Will redeem
,he same on or before SEPTEMBER 4th. 1870, at
par with interest at cent e The GATE 81 RaEnssnr
INTEREST WILL CEASE w sEfIE"nEN
4th. 1913. ,-,, -, M, 900 ....s ~,
stock heretofore deposited due and payable on or before
September W ttthut;i,IspIC y. OLCOTT Chairman.
R0sWFLL =. FLOWER,
ANTHONY n. BRADY,
Join q. JENKINS,
1,FOVGE ". YOUNG,
NAVstlAt,1, =. DRlGGs.
ALFRED =. POtCH, ...
J.N. WALLACE. Secretary. - Wall ~.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Oregon Short Line
90 BONDS.

NOTICE to Owners Of Bonds Of the city Of
~ Colorado Springs. colorado.
Notice II hereby given that money In now In the hands
~ CT, Treasurer of the city Of 'ootsdo springs,
Colorado, redeem Water Noka extension bond. OF said
city numbered from eghty hundred and Ave In
elusive said bonds being lssucd tho nrst day 81 Janu
airy, 1881 and maturing Jan. isD0 rrdsemnbls at the
option ~ the said city ~ Colorado Springs NJ amy time
AFTER Jan, !. tspI.
Notice In further given that there II money IN tho
hands ~ city ~ Colorado springs. Colo.
to redeem water q works rounding bonds ~ said city
numbered from seventeen tu forty Inclusive, said bonds
being ntu.d Jul, ~. issd ana maturing July u. iNii.
Reasonable the option ~ Bali city ~ any time after
July 10, 1891
payable the chemical ranN NJ New York. the First
National Colorado springs, Colo at tho once
~ the city treasurer ~ Colorado springs Colo
And all holders and owners of said bonds any ~
hereby notified that the city ~ Colorado springs
Colo elects call In and does hereby call In. each
ana all ~ said bond and VIII take ny and pay, and
cancel same upon their being duly presented
places ~ payment above drsgnatrd and the
m 81 all of said bonds Will
fifteenth day 81 september A. - 1895
MOSES T. HALE, city Treasurer.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MAHKETF
Ishdon, Aug ~, y. ConhoiS ioTt Tor money ana
"" ldi0 Tor the account Canadian Pacific. 90 Erie OL
90 SECOND consolH, H. Illinois Central O5t Mexican
hlnhfy, 22's ~ Paul common. I'm. New York Central
100 fehntylvnnia, Bon Reading. ~, Mexican Central
now per cent bonds. 104 Louisville and Nashville
Ot1s, AtchisOn common 1914,
D. m--The amount ~ bullion Withdrawn he
itnnk or England IN balance to-day II f2jD
D 10 p Money. .mf per cent The rite u discount
IN me open market Tor both short and three months bills
IL u per cent Prrs adyices quote per cent ren-s M
lO2 francs IN confines for the account exchange
on London ~ - francs 81 centfnes for checks.
berlin. Aug. - - Exchange I.ondcn marks IS
pfennings for sight and ~ marks 20 pnningS oO-day
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
c.tIIC 400 q IL Il A Il, ~ L Csr L, L. ~

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
1891 1898
Number Of mics...... 022 w. w.
In Aug. S4ll2 xS3Wi StoHI
I Aug 2i...... 26l3Sh 2l'3oSS FAD $50
KANSAS CITY. PITTsBURG AND GULF.
Number % miles. 81 25I III
Third week In Aug. 1870 t'3H SloJ
Jan. / TO Aug 21...... SISDl 2b4lO 3l4"2t
OHIO SOUTHERN.
Number Of miles 2ls 22G 226
Third week in Aug. $l1.33l xlG2Ol W. 10
Jan 1 10 Aug 2i...... O3.olt 4lD,s2
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
Number Of milrs.... 1I2 $50 $50
Third week In Aug. ~ t63 t02s $1,000
Jan 4 10 Aug 21...... 3tt1O
NORTHERN CENTRAL.
Month ~ July
Number Of miles. 3Ib ais arc
Gross earnings. ....... SjGD,lV sWb,ViI NDj, IUi
Operating expenses fi2TN 3,i.WN 3NN.Oi2
Not earnings. ,....... sia3.5GI kltb.5W tiiI.W
Jan. 10 July al
Gross earnings tlOWTiG t3.tp7pt S.bt2 ip5
Operating expenses. 2sG3 Sp3 23i2tIi .507
Net for months. ~ ip6s23 tSNi.Ga furD.hn
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK.
1893 1904 1904
For the week ....... sN3.J 5Oi 81 7bt3oi f6.T3sG?3
since January i,..,,:ii,o $50 ?i22D0Ss .S.sdi,3ii
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IoaIa Time Money. commercial Papsr
I'm call 40 a. q mos mos u mos mos amor l6mos
,aiL II. = -, n 3pd3s liutt
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utrtrr or TuB AMERICAN rOAf co.
M 1 ntpAtWAf
Nee ipih Aus tglh. ipps
v0,ttE HOARD OF Uit,it'fOitN ~ The Amens

10 THE IIOIDINF OF - - =
'rEhi, rlTfTr : RAILWAY MOlTGAot boNps.
YOU ARE hereby notified that The above
II mentioned H. nds ard coupons ~ same VIII he pad
on September Let next the date u her maturity upgn
mice ~ the central Trust Coz No u
WI" W. THE WABASH RAILROAD co,
IIy o 10. ASHLEY. President
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HOTEL SAM RENO.

FRONTING CENTRAL PARK w. I+TH AND 18Th SIS
a high class family hotel Of quiet elegance
Cuisine Of superior excellence.
Furnished and Unfurnished Suites ~ two 70 SIX
Rooms and bath from $500 20 5000
NOW BEING OFFERED FOR THE ENSUING NEAh
Transient guests accommodated.
For terms and illustrated diagram address
THOMAS B GALE, Prupre,4
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THE NEW GR@@VIEN@S,

5rii AVE AND 10TH srREEr
select family hotel in quiet Resident locality. Al
outside Two or more perfec, sanitary
arrangements sri ventilation. Home comforts without
annoyancss and confusion usually incident home lie
cuisine unsurpassed.
SHEA nnOTuEits Mansssra
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was too far to recognize the corporal
dashing after her. Below her#was a
wooded space, and she noticed that
which gave. her q glimmer Of hope
The road forked. Urging her horse on
ward, she aimed to get on one of the
two roads beyond the fork while her
pursuer was in the hollow back Of her,
trusting that she might escape, as she
had escaped before, by forcing him to
choose between two roads, and trusting
that he might take the wrong one.
Down the decliyity her racer plunged
while Ratigan was galloping down the
one behind her. So steep was the road
and SO swift her horse's pace that the
danger Of death by mangling seemed
greater than death by hanging. She
reached the bottom, where the road ran
level to the fork and the wood. Hope
urged her. It was not 100 yards to the
point she was so anxious to reach.
Passing over a rut at the very fork Of
the road that seemed her only chance
for escape, the old buggy gave dismal
groan, as much in sympathy with the
mistress it had served so we'll as a death
rattle, and few into hundred pieces.
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CHAPTER XII.
A CHANGED ENEMY.


Corporal Ratigan had been worked
up to such a fever of excitement by the
chase and his complicated feelings to-
ward the object of it that when he shot
over the rise in the ground that hid the
fugitive from his view his visage was
distorted from the expression of good
nature usually stamped upon it to one
which can only be called demoniac.
His eyes were wild, that portion of his
hair which extended below his forage
cap seemed to glow with unusual red
ness, his body leaned forward like a
jockey in race, the whole forming
picture of eager ferocity. In short, Cor
poral Ratigan resembled an escaped
lunatic chasing a flying fend who had
been torturing him.
On the crest of the second rise he
strained his eyes after Miss Baggs.
Nothing appeared to denote her presence
On the landscape except horse in har-
ness, which he dragged in the dust,
trotting back toward heap ct rubbish
on the road. A sudden dread took pos
session Of the corporal It was plainly
evident there had been an accident. He
had been chasing a Confederate tele-
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int e during
ap
'SANpEN ELECTRIC CO., Cor ID AY 3rt ST., MINNEAPOLIS MIMI
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he put the neck of q battered canteen to
her lips.
graph stealer that he might turn her
over to the military authorities of his
own army to be hanged, and now he
was suddenly plunged into terror for
fear she had been killed. He went on,
but with a new object distinct in his
mind. It was not to injure Miss Baggs,
but to succor her.
He soon came to the heap Of splinters
and iron which marked the Soint of
collapse of Miss Baggs' buggy. Miss
Baggs was not visible Had she taken
to the wood beyond the fork of the road?
For a moment there was delightful
sense of relief, but it was soon followed
by the animal instinct of the savage
chasing an object of prey. Stimulated
by this, or return Of sense Of duty,
or both, he was about to ride into the
wood, when, looking down on the long
grass by the roadside, he deserted the
unconscious body, the face apparently
white in death, of the woman he sought.
LII moment the corporal was off his
horse and on his knees beside her. Tho
chase in which he had been SO eager and
the cause were both forgotten on seeing
Miss Baggs lying apparently cold in
death at his feet.
'Darlln, are ye hurt?''
There was agony in the corporal $
voice. He put an arm under her head to
raise it. With the other he grasped her
hands.
"To the divil's own keepin with the
war anyway. What's it good for ex-
cept to injure innocent women and chill
dren?''
In that nonresistance of unconscious.
ness he forgot that this woman had been
engaged in what the world condemns
openly, if not secretly, as illegitimate
warfare. TO him she was innocent, not
that he reasoned upon her acts, but be-
cause mysterious omething-a breath
from spirit land-had made her more to
him than all the world beside. He laid
his head down upon her breast to listen
II the heart beat; he chafed her hands
and arms; he took off his cap and fan.
ned her. Still she lay limp in his arms
without a sign of life.
"Darlin, darlin, come back to life
Come back, if it's only long enough to
tell me ye forgive me for me cowardly
chasin ye. Olive killed ye. Oh know it.
Vi wish some one would run bayonet
through me own rotten heart.''
A slight ,murmur, something like
groan, escaped her. III
praise God, there's life! If it'd only
grow stronger! All, thank heaven,
there's water!'' i.
Laying her head down in the grass,
he went to the side Of the road where
there was a runnel of clear water
Scooping some of it in his two hands, he
threw it in her face.
She opened her eyes.
Corporal Ratigan never forgot the
look with which his prisoner regarded
him when she recognized who he was.
There We're two expressions following
each other rapidly--the first, reproach;
but when she noticed the pain with
which it was received it melted into
one of tenderness. s..
All, Rats" she exclaimed family,
''haw could you do it?''
Continued on page Z.
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Kneipp's Remedies.

Andrew j. Eckstein handles all of
Pastor Kneipp's Famous Remedies. He
has just received a complete stock Of
everything made by this celebrated healer
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WE CAN CURE YOUs +.

RKEU IATESAE-LVh1E
Norwood. Minnesota, October IL, %.
Dr. A. T. Sander. Dear sir-Last winter suffered
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Yours very truly, .SsES3S sSs6ss%
5 .... ALBERT MEIEB, Proprietor Union Hotel
CRAMPS CUIED IN ON e WEEK
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Saved from St. VituS Dance.
DR.. Miles, Nervine
Cures.

DR.. Miles Nervine is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell it at 81, 6 bottles for S., or
1t will be sent prepaid, on receipt of price
BY the DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
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W. HAVE CURED stiI

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