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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

Five shares Of the Park Bank We're sold at 2Jl.
In State issues there were sales Of 5000 funded
debt 2-'s of 1901 at ~
Railway bonds We're inactive and generally
lower In sympathy with stocks Net losses were
small. the chief ones being IN Kansas and Texas
filss. u. to I9e. Rio Grande Western frsts. III
to IS: Atchison Adjustment Ia, u to 1874 and
Reading third preference incomes. 2, to les.
Reading second preference incomes were up y
to 20.
Money on call was ) PER cent, with nothing do
ing. Time money was per cent for all periods.
with q commission in some cases Commero ial
paper was unchanged at s@? per cent.
The foreign exchange market closed the week
with posted rates Of 4.S'H i.S33. ana i.S5mi.SJl2
for long ard short sterling respectively. Paris
posted rates were J.11MJ1GL. Rates for actual
business closed follows:
TaaSs Iis;- S:,;a572i's o, ,I Seo
Guilders 4Ois 39h. ~
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 81. Mexican dollars were quoted at DO 20
52i.. In London bar silver declined 3-16 TO
Money on call in London was per cent. and
the rate of discount in the open market was l"sp
consols closed at 100 lj-l6 for money and 10 for
the account. French rentes closed at 102 francs.
% centmes. Paris exchange on London - francs
IL, confines Discount rate in Berlin -,
per cent. Discount rate in Paris was l-s per
cent.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEW-YoRK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
Week ending Sept. II: 1894. is't1 1S.b
DrvgOods .............. 81 %IiJ32 Sll2NI NNtl.lio
General merchandise. 6s3Gpt I'0I S25 6lc9 ~.
Total for S9O9i o?2 sl0TiDsl2 81 go '"I
Since July 1. 800 III 4l2 80 g9i 6s4 800 55s, 037
IMPORTS or SPECIE
s ESr 'n siS5 ss 4as1 s. 81 "a
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
For the weeH....... Sj4s TOl = 100 222 81 O9 40
since January 1...... los si2 0I5 9IS1c ss'234
Of the specie imports 81 4sS was gid and Of the
exports $500 gold.
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK.
Jan sept. ss24 1913 az s2a3 3s5i4 1862 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
REORGANIZATION OF
Richmond & West Point Terminal Rail-
way & Warehouse Company and
Subordinate Companies,
Under Plan and Agreement dated May I. isO'.
subsequently modified.

% Wall Street.
New-York. August 81 1893.
Notice hereby GIVEN that all holders Of erheates
OF depos NJ Common Stock Of the Richmond & West
Point re, mlnal Railway & Warehouse Company. or or
soc-ether First Preferred Second Preferred. or COM
mon--of the Eas: Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railway
Company. under said Plan and Agreement. who have
failed make payment Of assessment, payable as
called under said Plan and who shall not be-
fore September IS 1896 make payment Of all assess
called together with n penalty equal to twenty
Of every such will September
49, 1896 without her notice action TO have
any rights be entitled any benefits under the
said and Agreement In respect OF such stock
All rights OF any such holder account Of pay
made in respect Of such assessment
will payment be made above provided before
September rs 1900 be sold by the undersigned at pr-
sale, without further notice. Any surplus pro-
ceeds after satisfying all In full. together
with a penalty equal to twenty cent OF such assess
mens allowance for all charges and expenses
incurred Will surrender OF the nigaton GER
uncate deposit sold be paid ,he holder OF
certificate who shall have other right there
under respect Of such deposit prior payment
Pay ments hereunder may be made TO the undersigned
at the office Of J. =. Morgan Co., 90 Wall Street
New-York
C.. VI. COsTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
Reorganization Committee.
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DM[pME1uGGlO6NMo
PACIFIC MAIL s. $. co.
CU\ARD LINE.
NCHOR LINE. L. s MAIL STEAMSHIPS,

A sail Saturday
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
From Pier a. y r.. Foot West 2ih Street.
Ethiopia .......,Sp'. 10 Cfrcassia .....,,,,t. Oct
Furnessia Sept 20 Anch0ria Oct IL
S45 UP. ~ Cabin SO. seerage 50 30 snd so ~
saloon $50 and Up: 81 cabin $40; Storage SIS So
Henderson Brothers General Agents, : Bowling Green
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(New York and Brooklyn
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

American Grocery Company. first preferred. ~
American Type Founders new stock........ 10 y
Clahn Gf. - Company. first prefrrrel.... ~ -
Herring Hall Marvin Company preferred .-- - ~
Metropolitan Ferry Company. FIRST Js........ - ~
McTg"nthaer Linotype treN .........-...... ll' L.
First Is .................... l0sil
New York and New Jersey Telephore....... 10 l''s
Postal Telegraph and cable Company ........ - -
Staten Island Rapid Transit, first Gs.-..... lgl l,
Second ~ ............--... .-......-..... :" -
standard ON ..................... 2iO 2lS
Singer Manufacturing Company 10 ~
81
Union rerry first Observation-Disclosures. 100 l0iis
Wagner Palace Car Company ............... llS LOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

Under Pisn and Agreement dated March 10. 1s9a.
% Wall Street, New York.
August 81, 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

Sales of Government bonds were $1,000 coupon
4s of 1929 at l1Ji.. Final quotations follow:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1896


First mortgage Gs 1910 .............. III ia
Second mortgage income Gs .....-......... W -,
Lexington Avenue and Pavuna Ferry Js. III Ils
Metropolitan Traction ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W "a
Ninth Avenue--tock Observation-Disclosures. lot
second Avenue-spck Observation-Disclosures. l'b lJb
First mortgngc IS 1870 ................. 1919 IOG
Debenturc IS 1853 Observation-Disclosures. lnl lW5
Sixth Ayenue-sfOck Observation-Disclosures. 10 100
Third Avenue-stock observation-disclosures. 1GD iGlS
Twenty third Street-stOck ................. 300
Ibelerture IS 1.s3 100 100
Union Ralwny-stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 lW5
First - 1874 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Oi
Nestchestrr first guaranteed Js............ lul W.
brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue Consol - .................. lOi2
Improvement IS 1884 ..........-.......... =,
BROOKLYN city-stnck Observation-Disclosures. iGi
tnnsol IS i0II ........................... ilois
Brooklyn Crossiown -. 1865. .............. ln3
Brooklyn. Queens County ana suburban Is. rs 100
Brooklyn city and Newtown stock ........ lCp
IS 1889 lri 10
Brooklyn Rlpd Transit Observation-Disclosures. Il -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

whizzed
bottom of
could the
mules bounded
pistol still his
breath
stolen felt
hercuean effort flung him from the
flying vehicle.
long, wondered the
would dashed pieces 1t
with the being thrown out OF
awaited
M greasers well known the road
something forward
loaded Of
offered little
inspired
bullet
rapdiy
wounded
throwing soft sndbank little
fixed him comfortably could
poor fellow. anything but comfort The excitement of
and the weak loss
imepiece quarter Our left How far
We
wild
The
catching
train With
heart thousand pounds the
him 1t fully
that half mile butwe caught the train
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this activity but the
vital functions also impaired Vitality slips leaving
faint appear dead
Granting independent life,
logical still
greater sleeping
physical prison. for
bodily thought
world aginaion the
forms of its dear Consequently its life continuance of the past
plus a realization of its oesires
graduation subjective
alike all subjects able the condi
bodily
relaxed their grip The selfish his
schemes The malice
Briefly
like obivlous this
himself before.
fallen him. akin death who
brought well claim that they ION the other
That threshold of he other d for slipping body
all death AS its does
gradually Its passions incentives to
furnished subjective they by this world
when old eaced the soul becomes That is the
thinker ceases to be aected oy passions OF KIND IL becomes ao 70
live realm thought which desire bring cloud OF
longing discomfort Safe its home the thinker bes In
m percon TINS condlton is Wna we can naVen some ancient pn
osopher called region of the gods those islands
the blessed" might visit earthly
his soul enough their crystal portal.
said of the souls in reach that lofty
consciousness ENJOYING there more viva ana than
can conceive possible
consistent with the soul
consideration explains the bac visions occasionally testified
Tho ohaveb antra
cases, the subjects going
unable the
known Others would that the in the
Instead of
being dted other is the body that fails
tai acto
HEALTH mental physical proper
complex being
there need that should the body there equal need
should the rapidly
stood the curious eager hasten Its development than to learn
This the philosophy
changes inevitable guided long
intellectual and moral the lead assured by phio
phed without sacrifice mental physical health
MERcrE NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Dwelling on the Borderland
OF Insanity and Suicide

the collapse Science teaches this and demon
thought without aid of of and effect
automatic nothing nothing There
thing Absolute itself beyond the comprehension OF
tna even numa We @ d feel the Effects but often the real cause
reaches too it. Yet the exists
thoughes egosm JOY grief act often though we
peraton But shall say reasoning
aside lawf But must either say this or
the effect will follow and no power in
tn order permit the effect
when it falls with force upon ourselves But are we to deny
simply Usually when its operation upon Others it
an Her onerations are very intricate we cannot see
h It s true believe that to broadly the business of this
governing know something Of that ancient
philosophy the reincanaon of this earth for
many philosophy realizes the eternal
the universe and the eternal business OF the law
OF cause and effect suffering the effects
But the dwelling bOrderand
system OF - r hn.ef wbetne he il orestsr na ] -
and can hope to either escape already
before died in its natural break law of
nature and escape penalty que
an effect cannot be escaped ouived Unless
within that thinks and knows ceases its existence with the
uppon seriously holds this dythen there
- IN order 10 keen on suffering thouebout eternity
breaking natural laws eternay
hand the pain dies as soon as nature has
our as fast as her justice permit
physical pains that last than some aonies
this Man. being finite cannot set in motion
infinite
efecthe pain ard the agonyast fetimef
eternity ifm beyond When death comes natur
to Visible proof
the vibrations of the ether
thinking reasoning animal there higher proof
than sensed
the who be-
nearby
and pound OF human
thy
vaguely the However doc
that and
human thing oniure with Doubtless the man
approaching insanity other ILL., especially
thereby actually produces
thing Resolve remain in
One think the kind of thoughts
he harmoIi
help They help has its
Hope despair false
follow Suf
ferng brings the the end
H.
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Subscriber.


in good faith requested and
Possibly given does not represent
OF all the suicides are COM
mi observing person will deny.
OF suicide There
justification the morality or the
utility circumstances similar to those
of either mental physical
torture line that divides time from
eternity.
When dch humanitarian whose logic does
not carry of things he hon.
tomhi standpont-hat it is better to die.
sadly the
the sufferer advice vastly increased nature is just
and life has meaning the sufferer the shone
mon cannot foesang the death would otherwise
come to him in natures Who his life breaks law
nature in logic in religion or in
osonhy that he the penalty OF an
oil a natural law
limit OF minds OF matters capacity 10 u MS
aEone may prolonged!
for has already accepted
the of should forced unnatural
h be snpod Is there anything in all nature
natural law will the effect OF prior
inracion2 -
effects OF
the philosopher neeaed 50 hucn lne
think as little clear andlo logical thought
Is 1t governed oy cause
and effect? your hand hot there will be pain
By the hand Ihiss
the logic iuifdhe would chop on the
arm business however do
not do so in order to save
life
The wonderful and yet quite common
place Were this law suspended for single IN
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
That Remarkable Case Of
Death1ike Trance IN Portland

The Mary Abertson who stated in
HE CALL from Portland Or few had been twice
rescued dahke and other
restorave is but rapidly number phe
which our modern science affords no explanation
For explanation neatly evadd by
denial OF the facts Science the made
OF what then to investigate facts that could
which, according all the logic have been
quently evidence reliable the wit
nes an adverse decision advance discouraged all investigation
But food happenings poohpoohed
disease ignored epidemic
However unwilling believe that Dame Nature still has
admit that this enlightened nineteenth
still
constitution possible that there connected
with the mind which expinabe mechan
cal theory Nor afford facts related immediate
welfare by the light they throw problems mental and physical DIS
orders Indeed the single being buried alive while trance
condition make knowledge states exceedingly
desirable.
Though these realms
there which did 1t had the merit of
actually explaining all these psychological
problems justification needed for Its presentation in these
latter days. surely find this fact AT least in the absence
other theory is considering
fhe anciens did not had SOUL they said ne was SOUL
They viewed real looked his
physical form instrument in which he destined to
work out part OF his necessary evolution FOR the unegenerate man
the body purified temple 1t is unsasfd
DESIRE they said that holds the soul ito its flesh These desires are
acting that the mind out an ethereal body
which dwes within the physical body and link between
and the mind, thinker.
This body thought, desire
and appear the body because they
confined during wakeunes and also
thoughts desires interviewer with physical But
body be dissolved the astral form would still remain and
the old thoughts and desires would continue.
Sleep has ay called the brother fdeah and
tan there analogy between the states In the
objective subjective The
body longngs But
it simply his which develops much
slowly than physical highly evolved therefore
sensitive vehicle perception For this though think
badly that finer than
While mode sinking the subjective state for
% trance abnormal 1t has closer resemblance to death Not only
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

and divine Provi
would be assaulted Strangers
yaluab
him. We ghted but
we-paronized saloon.
determined bold
life The with He fully
be murdered with perpiraton but teeth
would
skukers who
like After which
years. reappeared with both
bucklng ix-shooters
why delay asked forced i'm patience.
which rises"
cleared felt
shall again
thought hour had
other determined
suspicious forward and endeavor
weapon which quite within dark
clump of appeared ahead.
thought and strained to keep
We approached and until
fell the mules heads and then on the and
trembling and myself We drove in the
slowly Beyond the the
halt and the driver eaped
outh S hand.
graspd convusivey His face pald
in the slightly hand the
fream the seated
calculated
him. which possibility OF his drop
starting In this confusion there
mig chance for
sudden but before he had time
called sharply
him raise the cleaning STEEL and stimuli
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

official action decline the kind invitation
painted of his the darkyed wife and the ow
cool adobe dnroom had no charms for He ade me an
and greiu farewell and athed more easily when ne
departed
day had long
facilities for Washing and to further discontinue the dinner
would ready for Sitting the porch IN the
deepening twilight sickness thought Of
all past life old days old ends-of my mother and the girl
at last going home to marry and IN the midst OF this
before in all long weeks soourn IN Mexico ezed In what
situation had placed myself and how precious life to
the sight of passing owbrowed hafbreed that
made regret the dinner
call firmly resolved to myself OF weapon before undertook
the drive TO the border line
A pleasant surprise dinnerab Aside from
exceptionally good found white called him.
guide and interpreter We hailed each other
foreign land and under the influence OF o
the bengnced landlords vintage
vapaed like mist He had expected spend the night
drive distance is about ten mes to the border
the Dallas the follow
Bnt said f it can be done sooner will gladly change my
plans the truth Towering his voce
guide whom strongly dstrust I've been
interpretations 1ae IN league
loYlived ruffan in the country
Alter dinner and pleasant piazza scored with the
his he mad INTENDED 10 cncn
we'll and the guide took his dinner with an ugly grin
cried calling him back he sinking down the narrow
street nd over and ne dexerousy caught the com
in his and disappeared =, ~, 49,.
will save us the searching though in truth
onld not he dfcu trusting hint means to hma
commission from driver, have no fear -
enough before ten he with
comfortable driver exception to the rest
the ufhan please him with drinks and putt
than he expected 1here was out niue as anu
@ ~ The peculiar fashion
gase trick that makes one start at every SOUND e
operator both silent we were eacn tnnkng o he
es were Going at The rather large and
presently that we had driven on cersa more d
still wrapped IN thought ana naa not noca IT. @
tbp but kept the alert nwardly cursed ng
providing hrearm Dus oOseeu Win s"' ~ ~ va
was unarmed
Presently We reached 10" Quarter u 'ne 'o"i ~ NO" ~ ~ "
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
TO REVIVE THE LOST MYSTERIES OF ANTIQUITY

called and into every land
the nation This doctrine which
American not mod
faith which born prehistoric times lived In m glory
during the civilization of ancient Egypt and Greece and was pced
Atlantis which existed
doctrines have de-
and have thus been preserved pe
subscribed toward the erection OF the
Lost Mysteries OF Antiquity but the
the that the holders OF the
they the wish of
the 1t IS supposed th the building
begun spring within its walls those who wish
will be here instructed free charge the
wonde of which the adopts possess
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
County. Cal. Aug. 13, 1895.

-,- County, Cal, Aug. t3, 1896.
Editor San Francisco "Ca1"-Dear Sir: The writer go
years of age has been afflicted with disease for
our years past and has been belfast for twenty months
have tried of the best physicians IN San Francisco,
San jose Sacramento and other places without getting
lief Physicians prescribed mophia about two years and
half ago. which have been taking since. And now
It is affecting my brain that cannot sleep and am
told that shall soon become have read IN The
Cali" of the last few days opinions to whether suicide is
;usfiable IN person IN my condition. suffer terribly
and an medicine makes my brain | want your
opinion IN "Thc Daily Call" convenient. Please
don't publish my name address (t your subserip
tion-books). am taking two grains and half of
morphia per day. Respectfully yours,
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

He began:
close calls lite but the closest OF all
had Mexico
country from small town
English
speaking with the Spanish limited to
phrases picked up here and there.
N sundown. Ramon the last
driven the bor
then hegh-ho
Ramon had hard repuaion-wa in fact
all infamous
there merely
modest earnings
dangerously have made it practice
Justice
dispensed kills Mexican expect clemency
from all possible mischief
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

try modern times be the sacred center IN whn are 20
the of the Creek the latest
theosophss and one wnn mas only
decided to make public within very short time
America for tour around the
world theoophsts headed by Mr. hgrove the p
holds the position OF CORE
occupied by Mne Blava
sky which one the important society These mis-
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

MOST people the fact that college OF occult science
is to be founded in the United States would be an ev
dence o reyerslon TO the ages when black magic
was sunnosed to flourish but the society which is about
to erect this institution claims that it revival OF the
light and civilization of ancient times says the Pnlia
denbia Times That such academy is to rise within
-. L-a.-a .hat America which is the Youngest
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12
G. A. Hubbell and b. W. Bowman Reply to
Father Yorke.

g. A. Hubbell and H. w. Bowman,
manager and editor respectively of the
American Patriot, submit the following:
OFFICE AMERICAN PATRIOT,
sl9 Market street, Jan. 16, 1896.
To the Editor Of the San Francisco Catl-DEAR
SIR; The expected has happened. Peter c..
Yorke has taken to the woods. He says he ex-
poets TO be accused "of cowardice, and OF pre-
varlcation, and OF all the crimes in the deca-
logue, but he is content TO leave his actions to
the Judgment of the people of San Francisco"
So are we. The public saw some time ago that
Peter c. Iorke did not want the third lawyer
appointed. He is afraid of the decision.
Donald NJ. Ross promised to keep faith with
the public" He will do ii. He has the new
Woodward's Gardens pavilion engaged for
February %, 27, % and %; one evening for
each OF the four propositions in dispute.
Though Peter c. iorke has taken to the woods
he looks back and grieves because Donald NJ
Ross will keep his word in accordance with
his acceptance OF Yorke's challenge. Peter c.
Yorke feels very bad because he can't control
Mr.. Ross part of this affair. He doesn't want
him TO appear at the pavilion.
He doesn't want anything charged to meet
expenses there. But We can tell him that non
posted on his actions will do as they please;
that his natural domineering spirit has not
yet reached the power he would like.
Peter G. Yorke tries hard to make point be-
cause the sense only of the articles quoted
against him was given by US. We admit that
we did not give the whole of an article where
II was not necessary. our CypeWrllIen copy IN
the hands of your printer will show omission
indicated.
We have before us the very best authority
that we are correct-"a work which may be
appealed to with confidence by every one who
prizes truth and loves his country We stand
by it, and not by Peter c.. Yorke.
The accusation of Peter C. Yorke that we
care attempting TO obtain money under false
pretenses and 1t is well for the people to under
stand it" surely belongs to the man who works
upon his poor, deluded victims the purgatory
racket. q. A. HURBELI.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12
THE A. P. A. CHAMPIONS.

as the feet of harts and underneath the
everlasting arms" Yours truly, P c. YoRKE.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

The Editor of the American Patriot Replies to
the Editor of the Monitor,
Fl. W. Bowman, editor of the American
Patriot, contributes the following letter to
the famous religious controversy in the
form of an answer to the recent letter of
Father Yorke:
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12
Christ Was Governor of His
Kingdom and Bequeathed
His Office.
VII. BoWMAN's CONTRIBUTION
The American Protective Associations
Champion Continues the Argu-
ment.

Rev. Father Yorke continues his reply
to the Rev. DR.. Wendte in the following
letter addressed to The CALL:
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

NEW special feature. Mourning wells, bon
nets, hats, toques. "a Kearny street. Alma
Z. Keith, sos Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-12

t*'Popery as It Was and as 1t Is.-)