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think the course an unfavorable one. but II the
crews do not have accidents this year. ana II 'he
river can be free from thundcr-storTps' 'his hrS'
four-cornered race is practically certain to prove
the course good one
II IS difficult for any one not immediately III
.ouch with eight -oared rowing matters 20 realize
how much t. required 4 wind and water and land
and weather t. make these races a success. The
courses that have been tried in this part of the
United States are few. and 10 one Of them could
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21

almost CLASSY while only few hours before the
eastern side OF the river was, in all probability,
too rough to admit OF much rowing In shells
While the crews. therefore, In the morning and
the afternoon are certainly I'm rough water. and
hence a casual observer golnS UP from New
York to wat'h their practice may return with
the idea that the Hudson IS too rough for such
boats. the houre between ) and O'Clock. during
which the races are rowei. find mitch better cir
cums,ances. and on most days quite as good
water as is ever ku ,wn at New-London.
The Poughkecpsc course. as Is well known.
runs down that part Of the river which IS locally
called the Long Reach" The start Is from
culvert short distance below a bend In the
river known as Krum Elbow. three miles above
the PouEhkocps!c Bridge OF the New-fork and
New England Railroad. and the finish IS mile
below the bridge. just across the river from the
southern outskirts u PoughkeepsIe. An immense
advantage ls afforded the crews by this high
bridge Ipr IT Is plainly IN view from the start.
three miles above. and the coxwan Is able 10 fix
his cyee upon one ~ the piers and steer straight
for H. without regard to flags or any other marks
that may be get AZ the different half miles on the
way Some time before the boats reach the bridge
itsclf the coxswaiu can pee the finish beyond.
This definite landmark Is something that cannot
bc found in any other course IN his country. II
Is impossible. for example At New London to see
more than two miles and then the coxswain
cannot get anything In range to steer FOR. making
IT, consequently. necessary for him to run from
flag 10 flag along the course.
The one other objection which may possibly
have some weight against the Poughkeeps!e
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21

meal Of the ordinary sort Strict training is OF
course followed a the table but there Ia no such
restriction as used 10 be maintained al crew
tables the men having a variety OF meats. vege
tables and simple desserts. After lunch they are
allowed to do what they like 20 long as they keep
within certain rules and do not leave the quarters
without special permission. Some sleep. espe-
cially II they happen to be little stale" Others
read. and II the weather Is not too warm there
Is likely to be a baseball game on hand between
two mines from among the household. The gen
era idea, however. Is that the men shall
quietly until little after 1. when they again go
down TO the lighthouses. and the second practice
OF the day takes place. ending anywhere from
$50 to 630. A hearty dinner and early bed COM
plete the day and this routine Is little varied ex-
cept when some old oarsman. or friend. or party
OF acquaintancss comes TO the quarters on
visit. or one or another OF the crew Is allowed to
go down to Poughkeepsie.
The coaching OF the crews differs. however in
each case. The Pennsylvania men have been. up
10 within the last few days. rowing lorg, steady
distances. occasionally ioing the course from
start to finish. and return In whatever water pre-
sented itself. This has been Mr.. Wards policy
for some years. the idea being to get the crew
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

much much in advance Of their needs They will
naroly desire TO carry this money and pay in
.erest on II when they perceive that it Is un-
necessary to do So
railroad earnings have been unfavorable re-
Gently although the losses as compared with
last year have not been large There Is reason
10 pelieve that the lean season for the rail-
roads Is over. and that when the reports of
operations in September come in they will make
gratifying showing The operation of the
rallrcads or the country, as a whole is eco
nomlcal. and any increase in their traffic will
snow especially well In net earnings. The crops
assure an ample tonnage during the late fall
ana the winter. Rates rather low COM
pared with the past. but secret cuts and
bates have been abolished to a great extent
the result in revenues is about the same
when rates were higher The rate disturbances
IN the Northwest and in the South may be
stopped at any time When there is enough
tonnage for all the roads. there soon will
he. the incentive to rate cutting will be elm-
mated and the roads will seek for financial
turns rather than to divert business from each
other
The gain In values in the stock market did not
have its inception until the latter part OF the
week. but in the last two days Of the week It
was quite rapid The covering Of shorts ex
tended throughout the list. and the bear ele-
ment in speculation practically conceded by
the closing Of short contracts that Its cam
paign was over and that II must hereafter de-
pend on temr orary reactions to pick up profits.
The following tables show the movements of
the chief active stocks and bonds In the week:
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
Reorganization of
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,
&. II. COSTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
ReOrga Committee.

Under Plan and Agreement dated March 6. 1895.
90 Wall Street. New York.
August 81. 1896.
Notice hcreby given that all holders Of certificates OF
deposit preferred OF the North
Railroad Company. under the said Plan and
Agreement who have failed make payment OF any in
cash payable heretofore called under said
Plan who shall before september 10. 1896 make
payment all hereunder together with six
per the several dates when
such due and payable. and also further sum
equal quarter per upon the value OF the
stock depoed will. upon September -. 1896. without
be entitled any benefits under the said Plan and Agree
in respect any such stock certificate In every
such f deposited and the cash heretofore paid
respect thereof viii belong to the Reorgan-
zation Managers. and BY them be used for any OF
the requirements Of carrying out the said Plan and Agree
ment 40 holder then default as sfore-
said will b, redemption Of such certificate.
return Of any thereby represented or to
have further interest rights In respect thereof
Payments hereunder may BE- made at our orice, as
above. ,he Office OF DreXel Co.. Fifth and Chest
nut Street Philadelphia. Of the Deutschs Bank
Berlin.
j. Il. MORGAN & CO..
Reorganz on Manages Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pa1y. under said Plan and Agrecmen'.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
VILLAGE Of ARVERNE- BY -THE.SEA,
NOTICE OF SALE OF VILLAGE BONDS.

soatd bids are desired for the purchase OF Fifteen
TLousand Dollars ,sl5oJ0 four per cont bonds ~ the
Nlif,re ~ Arverne by the Sea, Town o: Hampstead
,,uut~ Il Queens. y Y 0n Greater New Yorkl. prin-
fna and interest PAYABLE In T. : gold Of the pres
e,t standard ~ weight and hnenes'.
rles h,nds will issued pursuan. vote of the tax
nave vii be dated October. 1870. and Will bear
nrst d,ys Of April ami October u each YEAR. .
Thousand Dollars of said bonds vii, De issued
aegulrament erection Ot village buIdlhg
vii, H.. pavable annual instamenis OF one lhoH
s,nd Dollars each the first day u October IN each year
from 1917 ~ 1924 inclusive Seven thousand dollars o
said bonds viii Issued flr tie construction II cuINer,
mi drains and will yabe seven annual install =
,,otet In each year 1921 to 1927 inclusive Inc
ho, ~ win be for thousand Dollars each. III usla
t,rro c1upon registered. AZ the purchaser may rIe't
hc receit ed for the above py John x
v-at.rs n, - Franklin Street. New YORK until T. VI
r q, tho onice Of Village Clerk, ~ AiLerne.b the
a. seni ,fh 1896 at which latter tine and place the
rd. U.i he opened and the awards made. Each h.d
nus he accompanied 10y certified check for SloO 10
h .ir ~ inc Trustees Of the Nillas" - Arraine-hy
,r sea and checks viii be returned 10 all unsuc ess;n
tiIsers should any bidder whose proposal may be ac-
cofed al - and pay for the bonds allotted - him
s lime and place hereinafter specified :or the delivery
~ ne t,es his check viii be retained ly the Trustees
80 tio,.is,fed damages for such failure
Is t.nds will delivered a. the National shoe and
leather bank o1 broadway. N'w YORK; On the nrst day
~ October, lN'b .t. ri.h, % rotec, anv .rI a.,
bids 49, NJ, , arus,e4s n, the Village n,
AI1s,a AIns,ea Arverne-by the sea Ansg,, leh 1890
AE. xARELsEH, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
TIE PETROLFTU Mf-....

7HT PTTROTFT v N|---..I.
Indications o business point g. increase #
above this month Of ahou; 10000 harres
Values remain stationary and the market has developed
nothing sensational during The search for
production and the reports from the pool
known a the Hardy. show that there are Sone good
wells in that LEGALITY.
The partial returns - n" pipe lines from August to
tcharfcrs 27th Tolusiyel are a. follows:
Total bbs Daily Aug. ~.
proe . 11.OlO
1C,lf,ares |
fxrass runs ........... 3l2l4S 10lW 152
Charters ST. i3O 6S.Ui1
Refined pet roe,m closed 20 gallon in bar
rcls and l.. cents bulk IN New-Nork. Philadelphia
prices basis points lower Foreign quotations
were London ~ 716i per Imperial gallon. Antwerp
III francs l,r 100 kos ana Bremen 60 marks per 30
kfi's.
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following is the usual table giving the
number of shares of stocks the highest lowest
and final prices of the week together with the
final prices of a week ago prefixed ny he aver
age price Of August 81. lS9J:
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financial.
financial.
REORGANIZATION OF
Richmond & West Point Terminal Rail-
way & Warehouse Company and
Subordinate Companies,
Under Plan and Agreement dated May !. 1903.
as subsequently modified.
% Wall Street.

% Wall Street
New-York August %. ls98
Notice is hereby given that all holders OF certificates
Of deposit OF Common Stock of the Richmond & West
Point Terminal Railway & Warehouse Company. Of
s'ockeiher First Preferred Second Preferred. Com
mon-of the Eas: Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railway
Company. under said Plan and Agreement. who have
heretofore called under said Plan and who shall be-
fore September Il. 1896 make payment OF all
ments called. together with penalty equal to twenty
OF such assessment WILL upon September
15 1896 without further notice action to have
any rights be entitled any benefits under the
said Plan and Agreement in respect of such stock.
All rights OF any such holder account OF any
heretofore made in Of such
will (uness payment be made above provided before
September IL 1890 be sold by the undersigned at pri
ceeds after satisfying all In full together
with penalty equal twenty cent Of such
ments and fair allowance for all charges and expenses
incurred. will. surrender Of the reorganization GER
fcate the deposit Sold be paid to the holder OF
such certificate who shall have other right there
Payments hereunder may be made TO the undersigned
at the office Of J. p Morgan e. Co., % Wall Street
New-York
&. II. COSTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
Rcorpa nj lion Committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
E1MEgMATTAN1 BEACH,
MANHATTAN AND ORIENTAL.
THE FINEST HOTELS ON THE
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New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
financial elections.


TO ST. LOUIS 'SOTTHWESTERN RAILWAY co.
STOCKHOLDERS
ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug %. 1896
NOTICE Is herehy given that the Annual
a Meet!-g o. the Stockholders the s. Louis South
western Railway Company will be held AZ the Company
Office the CtT Of Louis Mo. Tuesday. October
on o'clock 4. NJ. tor the election ~ nine
Directors flr the IF such other business
$ may legally before said meeting
The regular annual meeting u the Directors OF the COM
VIII be held the place Immediately after the
adjournment Of the Stockholders meetin6.
- The books will be closel Saturday.
September g. 1895 at twelve O'Clock VIII be
opened Wednesday, October 4 1926. at ten O'Clock
a s W. FOED1CE. President
G. OTTESOS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
TO THE HOLDERS OF The FIRST CON-
SOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE
0GDENSBl nj AND LAKE CHAM
PLAIN RAILROAD COMPANY.

Default having been made April lst. 1896. In the
Ia,nent %, interest the First Consolidated Mortgage
BONDS Of the Ogdens5urg Lake Champlan Railroad
United States Court in Vermont and New York states on
March 10 1896 q the Consolidated Railroad or vermont
and leased lines. and the said Receivers having al
loved IN. Oedcnsbure & Lake Champlan Railroad com
Iany's Interest remain in default the following named
IersOus nav been asked t. act Committee 10 pro
iec the 1tcresta oi he holders Oi said Oedenshurg
Iak. Champlsin Railroad Company first consolidated
morfrag bonds plan and agreement. copies or
which may obtained from the Central Trust Company
Of New Yofk the Old Colony Trust Company Of bos-
ION or from either one Of the undersigned Committee.
EondhOlels requested deposit their bonds in
ediaelv in accorlance with the terms - the agreement
win eita said rrust Companies in order tnat the
COMMITTEES be placed in position 10 protect Their
without Negotiable certificates viii he
ready for deycry On and after August 10Th circular
facts has been prepared for the infor
nation the bondholders and may te obtained from the
,ndcrsien.d or either 81 the Trust Companies.
CHARLES PARSONS Chairman
IL Broad ST. New York. y. Y.
WILLIAM I.TNMIS
Wall New York. y. Y.
THOMAS DENNY. JR..
G2 Cedar 81. New York. y y.
CHARLES II. BAIT.
National Security Bank. Boston, Mass.
PHILIP Y. r. ELY,
gS STATE 81. Boston. Mass
sWAYNE & SWAYNE Counsel.
l2O Broadway New York. y y.
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TUE SITUATION IMPROVED.
o,r RATES FOR STERLING EXCHANGE
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sunday. August Bop nj.
1-rued states rrea sury received last week
customs 81 $50 lJ2. from internal revenue
- 600 of4 and from miscellaneous sources $SS.-
soe ,,akng a total VI 5000 146. against ST.
coz si. the preceding week The receipts for the
,,n 10 date amount TO S2i.Il1 .63I. and the
,roents to $359ll.oc|. making the excess OF
fn.nditures over receipts S1l 193,362. For the
al wear TO date the receipts have been S5,;,-
"e sl7 expenditures S,1.999. 46S. the exces, Of
'.oanditures being S2i .53.620.
The Treasury received in the week S1615,SoS
l.. National bank notes for redemption. TO Sc
cure National bank note cirulation it now hoios
soQl $4,000 in bonds. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
Coney Island.
Rockaway Beach.

Trains leave Long Island city daily except Sund1y.
Gas $40 9:2O II A. NJ; $780, i:35 235 $40 433.
535 Gao 7.3O S:2O. 920 p. N. Saturdays 205. 305.
$50 =. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

Antnmn Resorts
G1lllGRE9I1 MMlG9
Highland Mills. Orange CO.. New-York. The beau
uful autumn resort within hfty miles OF New-York Via
Erie Road: house open throughout the year
golf the property. Write for illustrated booklet
W. J. READ Owner and Proprietor.
4 Won HOUSE BETWEEN WATER GAP AND HIGH
n Dell. 1900 porch In
Penn Rates for Sept oct 81 70 si0
+. PALMER. Stroudsburg Pa.
4 ItITKCIiIG.I. HALL.
\ STANFORD y. Y.
Open until October First. Reduced Rates
Heated Throughout.
S. T.. CHURCHILL. M. d
4 DNERTISEMENrS and subscriptions The Trib-
4 rereitel at their Uptown Ofce No 2I2 Broad
way. "a door north OF 3st-st. until O'Clock D. m ad-
received al the following Offices at
regular office rates until o'clock 2. m. VIZ 2Ji sth-
ave- s 23d-st.; 1852 ave. cor 2th-st Macvs
Gth-sve and lhs;.: ii2 Columbus near West Goth
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

DVERTISESiENTS and subscriptions for The TT ~
n une their Uptown once. No i2s2 Bros J.
north OF 3lst-st, until % clock .. N, adj
vertisem.ns received the following branch Offices ae
regular ofc- until o'clock p. m. VIA 25t sh-
ave 2Ji-st i52 6,h-aye, cor. l2,h st; Macye
9th ave i4h-st.. i42 Columbus near West 18th
ST. iO5 42d ST. Gth-ave o2 East i.th-st; PSI
West fcd st. 9TH and sth ls9 East
St 1873 3d-aye. between 10Th and nth SITS iO26 Id
ave- 6ist-ct iTOS ls-aye.. h9h St; $50 3D.
ave. 4lst-st s5t 3d-sVs 80 Biceck~r 2HS
ave. Iisi 55i 80 ave. 20 Blocker rs
Bi-ecker zoos 3t-fNe 2t0 East 19'h
2i6: 3l-ave - Amsterdam ips West 4.d-
las East lJth ST.. 23 East 4sih-st SO
3th ave- 52 - ave-, near 9th Il. 2f East >fth-
go Broadway. aS ~ ave; l2D sth-ave; 3ls 2iaye
iiJ 9TH ave. At the Harlem Of1ces: 2OSi 30 ave near
ll3h st.. 1876 East st. "a ave. 2i3 Wet
10Th S. hef. "a and IN 80 West it3th-s, NJ
the Brooklyn Offices. 30. Fulton 7e6 Fulton s,. ~
, ,9ndt - ~ hrosd~aS r. d. ioS Broadway. e d.
l. l52 Msrt ave. near Broadway. -
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

Tss per 22S7osoo
1ni,ed States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week. $4,000. National bank note
circulation outstanding-C'urrency $22S, ,SS}.62O:
sod notes. SSIi41. The Treasury holds Sl9
477Ss legal-tender money for redemption of
surrendered circulation. against $l9,342,o9l
week ago.
Suhjoined is Saturdays Treasury statement
compared with that of August %.
Gold coin and bull
cafes ..... slo3 o42 ss5 sOi 357oo3 Dec s. ss5ss2
certificates ... lc6o7 sss 1lo4saO24 Inc 44Il lsG
bullion less
tdcaies ........ soeasoe9 2Goos724 Dec 9.72a.S75
cash IN Treas s2sa aSa s22 74s 7Si Dec si2o4o7
tonai banks '... 1oes41ls les2s 49, Dec. soS.s7e
Available cash s2Se s255 o7s ass Dec s5O9 l5o
biil,es -. loacoc24 s.aS4.5se Dec. 1s754ss
Ac,l cash bal sag 227ol4 s24G5es Inc sass oss
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
There is a question if the stringency in money
did not attain its most acute state last week.
The contraction OF loans to meet the demand
from the West and South for funds to move the
crops continued until almost the time OF the
first arrivals of gold from Europe. on one DAY
there was furry in cali """ev which CARRIE,
the rate up to II per cent. and for TWO DAYS
large proportion of the call loans were made At
: and per cent. The average rate for the week
was e per cent The minimum rate Of banks
for time money was q per cent for all periods.
with a commission added. The sterling loans
were all made on this basis. and worked out at
about per cent. The sale for commercial
paper WAS not improved The nominal rate was
5 per cent. but sellers were glad 70 accept dis
counts of 10 per cent. The weekly statement
Of the associated banks showed a falling off in
cash holdings If 81 400 and reduction in
;he surplus reserve of SIG 400 To SSs;G2Ou
In London call money was l2n% per cent,
with discounts FOR sixty to ninety day bank bllls
al per cent The Bank Of England's minimum
rate OF discount remained unchanged al per
cent. The opcn-market rate in Paris was I'2
per cent. and in Berlin and Frankfort ~ per
cent.
The demand for foreign exchange was small
while the supply was very large. The result
was decline in rates considerably below the
gold importing point. Closing posted rates FOR
sterling exchange were: 81 - 2WS4 - for long
and short bills respectively. Closing actual rates
were. Ions sterling. 81 S2WS4 N2A. and short.
- >3isl3S4 >594 marks. long. o43sn@lls; short
917s sQ94 II 1G Paris long. 122'g; checks '2o's
Gl..h 1-lG.
The bank exchanges of the NeW-Noik Clear
ing House and the stock sold at the New-Nork
stock Exchange last week and for the same
week Of ;he preceding two years compare as
follows
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
\ OTICE.-E Estimates for The removal OF piers

AZ tho foot of Ilth Streets. North
River under contract 543 will he received by the Depart
n-nt of Docks until o'clock noon September l. ls96
For particulars city Record Copies for sale at
so city Hall
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

sept. ?. -. Aur 81. 81. AHs - 9G.
SIS .O1O. 49D $GOt.1J.7l2 S4lG.1So III
1fT ~, G29a1, GO>. 42S
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
11ubllt Notices.

VI VI III IIITI'III 'f' 'IN
~ livering stationery and printed and llthograph
forms etc under contract 542 will received by the
Department of until II O'Clock September l.
1899 For ful particulars. Clty Record Copies FOR
sal at - Hall.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

NEW MARLBORO INN
N BERKSHIRE HILLS MASS.
1900 Il. above he Rates to suit the time.
G. FARINTOSH.
Circulars ~ f. Summer Resor, Assn Park Place.
rNHE WIsCAsSET. MT POCONO PA-Engagemen,s >
l. be made for Sept. and Oct Rooms sue.
with bath. House heated by steam. I. D. IVISON. Mgr
New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

Under Plan and Agreement dated March 49, 1895.
90 Wall Street. New York.
II lSn6
Evening star., 1896-07-28
WARFARE STOPPED
An Injunction Stops the Southern
Rate Cutting.
The COURTS CAUSE 4 FRUC CE
Affairs of the Baltimore and Ohio
Company.
q E n E r A L 10 s S P
q E n E r A L G o s S P

Hostilities between the Southern and Sea-
board Air Line Railroad Companies have
beer brought to a sudden stoppage through
the action last evening of Judge Charles
H. Stanton of the United States circuit
court for North Carolina, sitting for the
purpose at Flat Rock.
The action was taken by counsel for a
stockholde In one of the branch lines Of
the Southern, who believed his property in
terests to be thres tened. and there being
grave fears that the entire transportation
of the south was about to become involved
In the controversy, and dire results possi-
bly, follow, the court acted with great
promptness-
Judge Stanton's order was issued against
''the Seaboard Air Line, the Southern
States Freight Association and lines con-
Meeting ard acting with it from making
any reduction whatever IN the existing
freight or passenger rates over their
lines"
The parties named in the order as above
were directed to appear before Judge Stan
ton at GreeEville, 8. c., on August Is to
show cause why the injunction should not
be made permanent 4
The temporary INJUNCTION provides that
until the hearing on August Is. and until
the filing of any order which the court may
see fit to make upon after such hearing
the Seaboard Air Line Is restrained and
enjOfned from continuing in force and fur
ther operating the reduction In rates put
into effect July II last for freight and pas
senger traffic. or that of July IL, or from
making any further reduction or cut what
Evening star., 1896-07-28

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