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New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
BEARS ~ SULLIVAN COUNTY.
HUNTERS ON THE BEAVERKILL FIND BIG
GAME-ADVENTURlS WITH BRUIN.

HUNTERS ON THE BEAVERKILL FIND BIG
GAME-ADVENTUREs WITH BRUIN.
Monticello n V, Dec. q (SpeciaD.-Ilunters in
Sullivan County no longer depend upon partriuses
and hares for game. Bear is now the thing, anc
four have been killed in the last few Gays anu
one escaped after a long chase. Two of these were
small and were seen near the headwaters OF the
Beaverklll in the region about Hardenburg.
Joshua Kelly. Ward Carroll and Charles Hood. of
Livingston Manor, were In the mountains between
hie black bear from under overhangng ledg"
ard he had go, a start down the mountain side
before the hunters recovered from th& surprise
The men circled about and for an hour or IN rh9as ore
got trace of Brun keliy Was g0ns pnen n,ipp o
a dog when Carroll esped a black mead pespIhis
from between the limbs of iaIlen Tree, nlhiil l,n
was lying IN such position that At was lnipossimnie m
IN re 10 risk struggle in the clutches of the bear
and they stood in consultation. Inc amman settle"
the matter for them, for he rose on ms hnu rtv. ~
an ugly growl. All three men fred and me pear @
fell dead his head torn away by the lhrce h'Tsg
charges OF buckshot at such short range Inc
bear weighed $50 pounds dressed. ,,.-
Kelly has since been hunt up in the vaIley
known as Quaker Glove. lie followed the trail Oh Oh
a big fellow for seven mile Sldaeniy M1e ne pea nu
nit the bear. black one. weighing AT, isast ooV
pounds in the leg. and the animal yel1ea IN pal.i'
Turning his pursuer the bear .con Ieverseu con,
iltons with Kelly, The bear got over the GROUND m
in rapid style, and Kelly would have gone up a 4
tree if he had not feared that BrNn would be
better at this. The bear suddenly stopper - "a anu m
of this and reloaded his rifle. He fired again aha aha
struck the bear in the jaw. closing one one eye; IL
required three more balls 10 bring the bear 10
a;oorse Banks and John Lee. we-known hunters
of Tlnis Lake. shot at bear several times, but
missed him. The bear finally turned on them ana
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
CALL FROM IVARNERMIL
r1F, uERKINER STATESMAN TALKS WIFI
THE GOVERNOR.
,,, ,.,r.yvs A. TO WHAT MR MoRTON's MESSAGE
SHOULD SAY ABOUT THE EXCISE AND
CANAI. oUEsTIONS.


Albany Dcc 27--Warnor Miller came mere iIo"'
NowYorl< to-day for the purpose o. haV'HS ''''''
with Governor Morton about some por1'o"S "a 81,
ANIMAL message which the latter IS aoo"' - -"
dress to the Legislature. Mr.. Miller a' ~" 80,
noon and had a long conference Win the 'oN''!o''
~ ,,,octollv oxprcssed his sentiments to the HVF-
ornor about the attitude which. he thouhht' ousn'
IN ne assumed On the Sunday excise question: - 80
nossible that Mr.. Miller may have leareu ''' '''o
Governor had pecn influenced in some des.ee "S
the arguments Of Thomas y. Fulton ol the I-No.'0
paforrn Association OF New-Yorl;, VINO was h'4e =
ra, dovs ago in favor Of permitting the citles CT
Nev-York. brooklyn and Buffalo to vote Oh tne
question of the sale of LIQUOR on SUNDAY. MI "''-
Ter is as positive he was when the X -pu"''c"''
state Convention met in Saratoga IN oep'en'pe'
,hat ro referendum should De permitted On this
question. and that it would be Unconstitutional 20
hermit cities to determine whether or not liquor
shall be sold within their limits on sunday
AR Miller IS also Of the opinion that, II any law
IS passed by the Legislature IN relation 20 'ie
Iouor traffic Il should be in the nature o. hlsh-
license enactment. 1t Is said that he coh'lu''S tie
STATE tax imposed By the bill drawn up by senator
Raincs too low The highest tax ON saloon MI
posed by that law is $50 There would be great
DANCER in his Judgment, Of there beinS as many
saloons as at present II the state tax were put at
that figure whereas the number Of saloons shouu
be reduced Mr.. Miller Is understood to nave caieu
the attention Of the Governor 10 the hi&h Hcel5r
fee ex2cted in Philadelphia and Boston An2ther
be made il one providing that If mans license To
sell liquor is revoked h shall rot be permitted to
obtain another
Mr.. Miller also conyerscd with Governor merton
ahout ths canal APPROXIMATION b s. and the way ~
which The 100000 just voted BY the people for
H. believes that the 100000 ought TO be used
vl,h great care and he expressed doubt whether Il
W.. sufficient to bring the canals OF the STATE TO a
frst-class condition. Mr Morton was able to in
form Mr. Miller that his opinion II also held by
George W Adrdge. Superintendent of Public
Works. Mr.. Adrldgc declares that as the result
OF ten years Of neglect and insufficient appropra-
Morton. in his message, VIII doubtless call the
attention OF the Legislature 10 the condition oi the
canals.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
EBB TIDE IN RAILWAY BUILDING.

Chicago Dec. 27.-To-day's issue of 'The Railway
Age" has the following In regard to railway con-
struction during the last year
Railway building in the United States reached this
year a lower point than in any of the last twenty
years; indeed, in only two years since lS,2 thirty
years ago. has small a mileage been built Rec
ords for 1895 now show only 7s2 miles of track lad
"a tremendous decline from the great year OF 49,
when almost 1900 miles were put down IN the
eAht years since that time the decrease in construc-
ton has been great and continuous. ana TINS year
the total built only about one hundred miles
mere than in the year 1850 forty years ago Fifteen
States made Increase in railroad mileage at all
last year only one New England State-Mainer lay
ing any track and that only eghy-six miles. Texas
leads the list with 22l miles
''T'he Railway Age" thinks the bottom has now
been reached. ard predicts great activity during
the coming year The railways of the United States
on December 81 will aggregate little over 900
miles.
The annual report of the Illinois Railroad and
Warehouse Commission. which will he submitted to
the Government next month, was made public yes
terday at Springfield The table of statistics gives
the railroad mileage at 10.472 milcs--the largest OF
any State in the Union Only lSi miles OF this were
built during the last year.
The financial tables in regard 70 The M L, roads show
that the total capital stock Is SsS53SN the FUNDED
debt s.lS9 4lS55 the current liabilities SOC
the grand total of which IL 269 lO b9 DIVIDENDS
during 1895 show decrease of s2.S595i6.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

SEEES TO GUST SARiTOGA'S PRESIDENT.
Saratoga, y. y, Dec. .1.-Calch ". Mitchell, whose
term OF office as Village President Abridged last
winter 10y the passage Of the McNaughion Charter
Amendment hll creating reform Board OF Trus-
tees OF the village of Saratoga Springs. proposes TO
test tho onali,y of the law To-day Charles
Iialdan. OF No. "A Broadway New-Nork, attorney
for NJ. Mitchell. served papers upon Charles IL.
Sturgs president OF the village, notifying 10 him
that on January next application viii be made
to Auoney-G onoral U0WocA with the View OF
bringing an action entitled The People etc,
rel Caleb w Mitchell plaintiff. against Charles
II. SurGis. defendant" for the purpuse of oustng
MIR Sturgis from the office OF president. on the
ground that Chapter 2il Of the laws of lS5. under
which he was elected. IS repugrant TO Sections l. Is
and of Articles is III and Of the Constitution.
Many citizens express the opinion that with Mitch
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
TO TEST THE AGREEMENT
ACTION OF THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
COMMISSION.
STEPS TO HAVE THE VALIDITY OF THE JOIN
TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION DECIDED BY

srr,,s TO HAVE THE VALIDITY OF TIE JOINT
TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION DECIDED BY
THE COURTS.
Washington Dec 27.-The Interstate Com
r,erce Commission this morning sent to the Sen
.,e a copy of the Articles Of organization or
the Joint Traffic Association" which were the
susiect OF the Commissions recent communica-
,ion TO the Senate Mr.. Morrison, chairman of
the Commission. says they have forwarded a
oopy to the Attorney General. and have in
Nprmed him that this contract, agreement or
arrangement is, We believe, in conflict with the
act TO regulate commerce. and cannot be car
r,ed into effect without violating the provisions
Of that act. We have the honor to request that
YOU will direct the United States District-Attor-
ney for the Southern District OF New-fork. or
other proper Jurisdiction. to institute all nee
essary proceedings by Injunction or otherwise to
prevent the carrying into effect of said agree
ment
When the articles OF organization" of the Joint
Traffic Association We're finally adopted by the trunk
lines and their Western connections. il was de-
Sla:ed that they conicted with neither the Inter-
state Commerce law with any State law. There
was more particular TO satisfy himself on
this point than President George b. Roberts. Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad After many amendment IS
and notifications he expressed himself as con-
WINGED that the agreement legal in all respects
and he put his signature TO II. The pest iesa tach'
10 be obtained was employed pass upon the
agreement. II 1t should be decided TO be In
contraven:ion Of the statutes it will surprise not
only the railroad officials. but the skilled lawyers
who said 1t could not be successfully attacked:
The Joint Traffic Association does not begin It's
existenco until January /. 1t is intended to suppan,
the present Trunk Line and Central Traffic ass, asso-
Citations in the regulation of competitive traffic
The .dea was that one association would be moro
effective than TWO.
When Chauncey NJ Depew. who one of the
prime In effectinG the agreement, was asked
about the matter yesterday, he replied; Nothing
could have pleased more than this action on the
par; of Mr. Morrison. We drew up this agreement
firm in the belief that it was not VOCATION OF the
Interstate Commerce law. We had the opinion OF
the best counsel in the country and the general
counsel of ali the railroads concurring agreed that
4, was valid. Notwithstanding this, however We
are glad TO have test case. 1t is best that q
judicial construction should be placed upon the
agreement and instead of being hurt by this action
we are glad to IL taken. While we did not in
spire this move which has been made by Mr. Nor
rson. yet he could not have done anything that
would have pleased us more The case will come
up in the courts and be settled In judicial manner
We have not the. slightest fear that the case viii
show tha; the agreement is not a lawful one
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

Toiunhi.. ONO, Dec. .'--Garhe" " ""'" ~
'lereaiG. attorneys, sons o. i''''uN" C,l,
la,e si,d . hin ~ COMPLAINT In equity with 'Ieih
; hl,, crpo f,r,t,a states Court in case In Whici
o.er lali mllion dollars Is involved ne sgie o
i',e cas-. IL -T'he International Irust 'op"n' nj
t.sten - .,,,s,ea ole against The Coschgctch anu
sogihoro Railway Company. toe
and Southern Railroad Company. Inc n a., yyard
fiugi COMPANY OF New-YOrk. ana Jonl W w, 'nant
vi ~ CieAelanG Jt is suit 10 secute yy and
CT sVJ1O)J of bonds issued by the CosNoc'o" ~
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
RAILROAD PROJECTS IN TEXAS.

Dallas Tex. Dec 27.-Two special cars arrived
here yesterday over the Texas and Pacific from the
East carrying a party Of officials Of the Kansas
City. Pttsburg and Gulf Railroad Company. They
made thorough inspection of the Dallas Terminal
Railroad property. The Terminal has five miles of
track completed within the city limits and wlthln
thirty days will he In position TO furnish termlna
facilities for new roads desiring TO enter Dallas The
Kansas City. Pttsburg and Gulf system Is oeins
Ii also has line from Kansas City into Oklahoma
IT IL contemplated to bring both these lines into
Dallas Engineer Wiley, of the Gulf system. was
in Dallas on Thanksgiving Day. The present visit
of the higher officials Is sequel to Engineer whey
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
AcCrsED or BUCKET-sHOP TRADING.

Chicago Dec. 27.-H. NJ. Green. Of the firm OF
H. NJ Green & CO.. was to-day notified by the Com
mittee on Bucket-shop Prosecutions TO appear next
Tuesday before the directors OF the Board for trial
an the charge Of bucket-shop trading ana sehdlhs
ant fictitious memorandums or purchases ara sales
Ilo has bee. a member Of the Boafd ABOUT year.
IN his hlslnesa IL a large one.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
prcrIvrp BIrRT DISCHARGED.

Grand Rapids Mich, Dec H-ln inc un''.u 90 20
Court Yesterday the petition for the d'scii"is' &
Wellington r. Bart Of Saginaw ci@sn as Raiiro ID
Was ,,,nted by Judge Severens. ms aI IA, n
came necessary as the road recen,E p"S9 pi,ss tbom
The hands Of New YORK paTlisS' ""' '''
"a g. rf.gr Z IL n ne plCDeriy.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
E. AND o. STOCK GOES DOWN.
Ry-MORs WHICH CAUSE THE DECLINE DENIED BY
OFFICIALS OF THE COMPANY.

RI'NORS WHICH CAUSE THE DECLINE DENIED BY
OFFICIALS OF THE COMPANY.
heavy fall in the price of the stock OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday caused a
renewal OF the story that the company was in
financial difficulties and that receivership was
to be applied for. The last sale OF the stock WIS
al SO. which WAS the lowest quotation of the day
ard was a decline Of ~ per cent from the final
figure Of Thursday. On September the stock sold
a. Cja,
Recently the following New-York Ananc.ers were
elected directors for the purpose Of securing their
a.d In the Improvement Of the companys credit:
General Louis Fitzgerald, president o. the Mcr-
carte Trust Company: william a. Read, of Fer-
n lyc & Co.: Rowland DAVIS. OF Blake Bros. & Co..
and Eugere Delano OF Brown Bros q Co. They
have been looking .nto the affairs OF the company
TO determine what It's needs
Referring the report that the company was in
trouble General Fitzgerald sad "There Is TO be
receivership for the Baltimore and Ohio. There
is no occasion for one. The company has now IN
hand the money 10 pay the interest on us bones
and the dividend on It's preferred STOCK, uue 'ah AZ
o.S, o., It's It's snSsaar are cSa cSmpa are amply
tected: The Balimore ard 9hoS hoa.,ns Az nno GHoI
report was made Up and when !, vas shown 10 ns
scNOoo. Its earnings are showing az Increase 6 o,
sy who esei he o rGF the Te M
Preston that the baltimore and Ohio had been or
would he forced TO sell its holdings o. western
ern Union ha The 0' ne% presdent o he Western
I-nion has not vet been selected
NJ Read said There Is no reason iqr oe ine hen len
attacked by some interest which desires 20 secure
control The company is not going into the hahas
Of receiver. ana ii VIII make 10 Hela"!, III -
payments There Is no truth in rnmor tha' tne
company is to issue Sl0,G1.OC0 or si5Vp@O o. Few
preferred stock. :, ,., 90 ,to
second Vice President Thomas ~ k.ng. OF re
baltimore and Ohio, who was in New-N oIk said
There has been and will be no de,au by ,i Inc
baltimore and Ohio any of its atiiiaied com
panes The money required on January .! tIle
Company is now in bank. The attack on the COM
panv's stock Is unwarranted III,
Tie mr. ncipal interest payments. January l. VIII
he g., Iondon on account OF the Baltimore ana
Ohio and the Baltimore and ONO SouthwesteT. 'sT n
hords Interest payable here Will be on me pohus
% the Pittsburg and Western. the PttSDurs;;
pa'nesville and Farport, and the staten lslahd
Rapid Transit lines.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
WILL RE GOOD AFTER NEW YEARS.

Chicago. Dec 27.-The claim is no" m"ue y. ' g.,
castbound hres which have peci' n'o'' - ..or,.
oflccd 10 10 90 on account o: the cold"o,s ,,a
&c on hand when the presldenia, ,,f rbess con.
scls 10y say viii ord at the oei iS iS7I ~ main
yess ara ;hc acreeracnt VIII th'n h' IW'''' '
ll-.aL
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

Nia4ara Falls y. Y. Dec. H-Thc jury In the
ases Of Messrs Mnhony ana Leary' chafseu wiz"
,.,olotlng the Sunday law by keeping their music
n ,.en IN that day have rendered verdict OF
mai nn3 Guilty tn virtually means that me sunday
I.ostrr u,ovemcnt r. at end. ana thti hereafter
se,e,d.ys here will be they have always been
lne ne nnon BON as regards the saloons and the
smusenlcnt places
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
DESIGN ALTON OF RECEIVERS.

Aldace +. Walker yesterday confirmed the report
that he and Colonel John j. McCook had resigned as
the receivers of the Atlantic and Pacific Raliroad
He said the designations had been accepted ana
would go into effect the appointment OF new re-
ceiV
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
DrycH RECORDS TO BIZ TRANSLATED.

Kingston Dec. q tSpecaD-rhc twenty more
volumes Of important Dutch records which were
returned TO the Ulster County Clerks office some
time ago b. an unknown hand. the records having
been .toen from the office some years ago. now
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
CARRIED DOWN By TOBlCCO.
\ KENTUCKY PLANTER AND TWO NOTED TURN
MEN FORCED TO ASSIGN

MEN FORCED TO ASSIGN
Lexington, Ky, Dec. 2, (SpeciaD. D.Lesle Comhs
formerly breeder Of thoroug hhrcds. bu, recently
the largest tobacco planter in the country made
assignment this afternoon for about sS0ooo0 his
father-n-law. Daniel Swigert and brother-in-law
Robert 4. Swgert sonS down with him The two
latter are noted turfmcn and breeders of thorouc-
breds The big drop Ia tobacco prec pitated the
failure.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
foreign nc5ori5.
GAL lis Mediterranean EXPRESS.

Trains de Luxe from CALAIS
direct to the RIVIERA without
change. Sleeping and Restaurant
Cars. "Vestibule Train" Through
opistrat,On. Customs examina-
tions in The trains. Three other
daily services. Fares and lull par
ticulars, post free, from the IN
TERNATIONAL S l. + N u
CAR IA, COCKSPU K
STREET, LONDON, S. w, where
places must be reserved in ad-
vance and all tickets obtained.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
GTESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

The arrivals at the leading hotels were more
numerous yesterday than for several days Little
business however is usually expected during the
holidays and this year IL is much better than
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
DIR. S4TTERLEE ICCEPTS.
HE WILL BECOME BISHOP OF THE NEW do
CNsE or WASHINGTON.

washington. Dec. 1.-THE Rev. DT. Johh H. ~
ot rector Of Ascension Church, of this city to-day
received a telegram from the Rev. Dr. Henry l.
S,tter.es rector Of calvary Protestant Episcopal
Church New-York. saving that he had decided ID
accent the office Of Bishop Of Washington, 10 wnlch
he vas unanimously e.ected ~ inc primary co'-
vent!on of the Diocese Of Washington
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

Southern Railway Company. The petition asks for
The appointment OF another receiver In place or
Waruweu
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

TO he translated into English by Diedrich NersterS,
Inc ofrcial translator 0f the Holland Society. The
docurcnts cover 5000 pages and date between 1861
ard lsiG
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

The Rev. Dr. Henry Yates Satter.ee was seen al
his home No. lW West Twenty -frst-st, last hlsht
by Tribune reporter in regard to the report from
Washington that he had accepted the BSholfi' ui
Washington. He said THE report Is perfectly
true. | have had three weeks TO thlnk the matter
over ana finally decided to accept Ny WORK III New
York has been largely among the poorer classes
believe that 1 similar work in Washington
but the work there offers "A larger scope. Although
my parish here Is "A large one, believe The h"i.i
there offers more opportunities for hdrd ana earnest
work
80 far as the condition Of my church in YORK
l. concerned, II does not owe dO..ar 1heFe are
about tWo thousand COMMITMENTS, and the w
done IN the parish has been extensive ana RratHN-
ing. when / TO take charge OF the cnurfh
ho iting Indebtedness but II has been an
paid OF. and the church Is now IN excellent condi-
lion. During the last ten years have received th,
offer Of two Bishopric., ohio and Mlchlgan, ,out !
thOIght at the times when they were onereu tnht
could not consclcnuously accept. Now lee! al ,
ferontly, for | am leaving the church IN sooi
condition
Another reason that led me TO accept Was the
fact that tie EishopTlc T. a. IL embrace :
the city OF Washington and four large counties. /
feel that a large work can br done there. Ny ap-
pontment has stil 10 be ratified by the House or
Bishops, and some time VIII, OF course elapse beIofe
can beain my duties in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

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AI.BEMARLE. D. J. Howell Hamilton o.
J. D. Mccall. san Antonio II Barnet Albany
- Tex varori. c,b,car, F. j. Abbott Savannah.
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sonr po,oo prooR,ne ]. b. Eusts jr Washing
j. b. Canneid Morristown. J. r. r%nkn h @imneapols
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r. Kipine, Brattleboro Vt aSa Vor,lsngton. Wash
A. A. Lawrence. Boston. IL o. W." '"t''s'"' ~
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w Y s' IN. W. GaSdner wife,
c. NJ. Fenton, Buffalo. W M%n'rgai % Gfe,, Chicago.
BROADWAY CENTRAL IMPERIAL.
& McGoand Sf " f;ars s GsP Ps5afs G@S@s'
E. Wrder Topeka i Il nofneSn hneS; naTnSiS ToTdniS
Nj W. ""'''' '''0' L. c. Frtcil wife. Gin
j. j. r. S'S3Th Taha sa'' ndon Nas Mss. as .oe G Mq;s n
\. l., Joseph. Sheffield. Eng = '' 's' packar Boston
". Weathersone. Sheffield C. W. Mead '>Pa"y
W B. buckingham Toledo MARLBoRorGH.
j.. aIiehae.s. Bufalo. j. f. DaSis, wife, ST.
\ !l"f%sIs5 Ssy.iSa 'aF
f f %hS and Pspysr is1isnapos Dr. Nv IL AZ Swain wife,
T. D'Fs@ nrxs'rx N,ru"s EaS sniin$ hs'P %e Roch-
F. Darling. Montreal P =. oakley ,'Iartford.
Z G , Emariekr rSs,Se 0s%egp r. wil$oe. DeadwoOd'
T.. Korn. London. t.,,r
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WllkesosTe; D. l. Brinsmede wife.
j. & klok, Icnuon Shelton Conn
!! o. Mnoti south Orange J. f. L. Norris. Philadel-
Miss Granshied Montreal Nctonap R"ssa rraeise
Miss Glass Montrea. r. Wey Catskll.
nuCKnNanHM r, 1aan T. " rGHs hsr.s sS"sSsS bsafora
Misc Misc e L. Taylor Newton n; w. Mars,sns Boston.
AbbSt' em,,, pea,r,co H.. o. pease. Thomasville'
,Nebi, ,,on.. ros,or H. NJ Adamsi L. s. A.
Mrs. A. :. Wnslow. GIN ST. JAMES.
cinnat Mrs D. y. Batter, Washing
-. = fitdm f, nd., T. Miss C. Butler Washington.
" ind5nnono,ts NJ. NJ Armstrong Cleveland
"a G,,i,h 0p,,ond Fla w e. II. Payne IiusVille,
j. Cooke jr.. wife. Phila l. Co G. wife Worcester.
deiphia; ~ - Mass
D. C. Whitney WIFE De g. Knowles Philadelphia.
H. NJ breckenridge & wife " j. Belmont q "he' oh'-
Natrona Penn T. shore & wife. Fall River.
GILsEY Mass.
A. s Clearwater. Kingston - d. '', lily ,,ar,
IL. g. Jones. Wilmington ~ onp Isiand - 'T'
H. T. Leonard Portland sq,t,RrEvAxT.
G. c. Smith. Richmond Va W. s. i'esgs' oakdae
- Iones Chicago Ia. Il. Aaion. tnicaeo.
- - f. WarI Chicago j. II. Stiles York. Penn.
". Ashhn Chicago. H. omiPeh'er " "'''' 'ous"-
s Il DISsIRn; WsRa psn'f[ st Louis d. " Zen Philadelphia
H. T. Hull 81 Louis. Vs. H. shaw shaw Providence Providence
W. '"' ~ VI. Merriman. Bethlehem.
GRAND l.. f. Murphy Boston
f. s. Dunn. Providence. wEsTMIXsTER
!. +. Shapley. Bnshamton - ra, :. so ecr,,
NJ. b. Rlchsrdson Oswego ton. ,.
II. c. Pancoast Phila- W. - l"iisy, Ssiano'
r. +. Foster Cincinnati. Miss $ Harper. Cincinnati
n i Sheehy Boston. G. t. Macuar. Boston.
r. f. Fox. Ithaca .! c. 'irooks' scranton scranton
HOFFMAN. H. F. ROY troy
C. Ward New-Iiaven. r. Hagen. scranton.
" Russell Cleveland q. II. Carson, Scranton
j { whitney Baltimore. f. u Van Deusen Kaa-
g. r. Wright Boston. III. T.. Ioyt. kalamazoo.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
4 PAD SLUMP IN BALTIMORE. TOO.

4 BAD SLUMP IN oN11I '-'01HT- ~
baltimore Dec 27.-Batlmoro AID ONO shareS
were even weaker in the local market To-Day Una"
On the New-York Stock Exchange, and the pressure
80 ou wa. GREATER than at any other time since
the dowrward movement BEGAN. several weeks aso'
sales were made ct the opening of the market at
sss. decline of 59s compNed with the closing o'a
price Yesterday. The last saes were maui d.
p, a net loss for the day OF points. Ihe tah o
a receiver was more generally INDUCED IN to-uaS
49, q, any other time since the financial CON
dillon of the company began TO attract
~ US heard I'm the Offices OF the bes'-pos.teu
hr,ks%s in The city one of the reasons lor me
slump IN the stock t9dsy was vas the F"mpe @pecors Of
.5e c"nnary had decided to issue Sl0OoVo OF hur we
dona second preferred stock for the The
,,rrvtdrr the company with necessary luilns. .
resent outstanding second preferred STOCK a'"o"'''
:, g. O)r00) e.,, bora ,bis evening
ron, New-York STATING that the 3auinorff tnn S,I
ono to-day sold ~ ho.dlng OF ", " wrr,l tbou-
nd 50