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y beats everything
"Whatever st is. it must beat the
record them" said Harry's uncle,
Reuel Pyne, just then coming in.
In the dismal clouds OF adverse
fate which seemed to Harry to en-
compass him so thickly, he was not
inclined to joke.
"But it's no fun. Uncle Reu, l can
tell you."
"What is it, Harry Let me hear
all about it."
"Oh, it's just my getting only sew
enty. FIVE in arithmetic and seventy
in grammar on examination. and be-
ing set down seventh in the class. 1t
was most as bad the last time, too"
"Seven doesn't seem to be lucky
number. But if you did the best you
could, Harry"
'sOf course I did," the boy inter
rupted, rather holly; 81 didn't just
dig my nails off like John Boyce'
He's such grind. He got an aver
age of ninety-fve, though, and Miss
Pennie" (the lads teacher) fairly
beams on him. Such luck, anyhow!
If was a girl I'd cry. / would, hon
estl' and Harry buried his flushed
face in the cushions.
s'That is, you'd cry for luck, would
you7" gravely responded Uncle
Reuel.
Harry's only reply was an indig-
nant little snort at his uncle's levitY.
What is luck?" presently asked
Uncle Reuel
'sOh, lists well, something
mean, in this case, I'm sure. What
do you call it,
81 wanted your idea, Harry. But
we'll not insist on a definition just
now-and, my boy, don't think I'm
laughing at your troubles"
Mr.. Pyne went out, thinking of
Harry's "luck," and how best he could
help his nephew-a good boy in the
main-to kill the little sprouting
weeds of envy and discomfort which
sprang from Harry's greatest fault
too little of persistent, purposeful
endeavor. This fault was the root.
That removed, the branches would
wither.
"He's only boy vet" thought
Uncle Reuel, "but habits are formed
early, and a twist in the sapling
crooks the grown tree, according to
the proverb."
A few evenings later, the family
were gathered costly about the glow
ing open CRATE, Harry's little brother
and sister, Jesse and Ruth, clamoring
for story from Uncle Reu, "only
about 500 90 long," measuring be-
tween their handle.
"Just about solong!" said "Nunky."
as Ruth called him, selling her hands
and pushing them together with
clap. "What little beggars"
You'll have to give in, uncle; it's
two to one, said Harry, who watched
the playful contest with interest, and
was not above listening to Uncle
Reu's stories himself. So Mr.. Pyne
began.
Pictures in the fire, and why not
stories7 The other evening while
sitting here maybe l was a little
sleepy-the ruddy CLEAN of the CRATE
seemed to show me a pretty scene,
and at once l was in the Land of
the Gnomes, among all sorts of
strange things.
Before me rose huge mountain,
and, as l locked, there came troop
of curious little people, brownies or
elves, or what not, with picks and
shovels and wheelbarrows, and most
of them began digging at the noun
tain for dear life. AS they dug and
tugged and carried away loads of dirt
and stones, l saw them find and
gather shining bits of yellow metal
truly, fairy gold"
Don't you wish we'd been there.
RUTH" asked Jesse.
Sand, as they labored, they recited
in a sort of chant,
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TO THE SHAREHOLDERS CT THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and Eas! River Gas Companies

MAN and agreement; dated September isi. 1897 pro-
vang for the union properties and business OF IN.
Eouitabl. Gas Light New York and East River Gas
been formulated and have been approved
nv IN. r.yr-tlve Boards Directors OF the two Com
,ane. c,pie, II the plan agreement. showing the
distribution OF new among the present stock
holders can be obtained from the undersigned Stock
referred 10 such agreement under wheh inc
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Deposiary
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The Union Pacific, Denver & Gull
Railway Company.
To the Holders OF

Fir. Mortgage per cent; bonds Of the Denver Texas
ard Guif Railway Company.
Fir. Mortgage per cent OF the Denver. Texas
and Fort Worth Railroad Company:
Funded interest certificates % the Denver. Texas ana
Forth Worth Railroad Company. and
stock Of the Union Pacific Denver and Gulf Railway
Company
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eighteenth day % September. 1897.
Holders ~ the above mentioned bonds funded interest
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said agreement, with the Central Trust Company OK New
York the Depository named in said agreement. at us
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American Loan and Trus, Company. No. 81 State Street
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Dated New York. September IS 1897.
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GEORGE VI. PULLMAN,
j. KENNEDY TOD.
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HARRY WALTERS.
HENRY BULGE.
HENRY LEWIS.
URIAH HERMANN.
Committee.
J. T. GRANGER, Secretary.
JOHN s. WISE.
T. G HENDERSON. Counsel.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London sept isIGoid Is quoted at Duenos Ayres ,o.
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amount o: bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of England
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p. ,r.-Rer silver steady 2Si,d per
y rn.-Stocks-The nsrket ror American securities
etter moderate fuctuaton weakened desire among
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Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.

The SIX per cent. Debenture Bonds S7o5 400
Four per Debenure Bonds Hil00) Of the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Company mature October
lN 1897 and will he paid in cash upon presentation at
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY at or after maturity.
In response to Inquiries made by bondholders whether
the Company would extend these bonds
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willing Bonds the amount in the aggregate
OF not excesdy 100000: and presentation
Central Trust company between September 18th. 1907.
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at the OF Five cent payable
annually April Is. ard October LIST The October
1897 coupon maturing Bonds will be paid In cash
presentation the Central Trust Company
" after September 18Th. 1897.
This subject withdrawal any time wthou,
notice
NEW YORK. September 18th. 1897.
HOUSTON a TEXAS CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A, meeting Of Board of Directors Of the Equitable
ca. 1Ish, Corrany OF York. a proposition was
presented fr the purcase Of the shares OF thus Com
rany or an exchange o: said shares Tor the securities
OF new Company consolidating this Company win Inc
New York and East River Gas Company ns set form
IN the foregoing advertisement Of the Central Trust Com
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10 the thereof by the sockhodes
of this Company
BY order Of the Board ot Directors.
j. p. MILLER. Secretary.
xev York September .. 1897
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The Union Pacific, Denver & Cult
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The undersigned. representing a majority OF 'ne cor
sodated mortgage bonds OF the Union Pacinc' De"'e'
Gulf Railway Company. issued under us
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the protection OF the OF the consolidated mort
gage bondhoders under agreement dated sep'enoei
1897 copies Of be obtained at the ONCE Oh
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81 Wall Street y the agency OF the peposta''
the American Loan and Trust Company. NO % state
Street. Boston. Mass.
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November. 1891 Certificates Of the Deposi'ary Will DC "
sued consolidated mortgage bonds so depos anu
as application Will be made. soon az pracucaoe "
certificates listed the :'ew YORK STOCK IA
change.
Dated New York September IS. 1897.
GRENyILLE VI. DODGE. Chairman.
GEORGE VI PULLMAN.
J. KENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AMEs.
HARRY WALTERS,
HENRY Bulge.
HENRY LEWIS.
URIAH HERMANN.
J. T. GRANGER. Secretary.
JOHN s. WISE.
E. c. HENDERSON. Counsel.
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Tia Nav York and East River Gas Co.

At a meeting ~ IN. Board % Directors ~ The View
York and East River Gas Company held September 'th
1907 wa. nously resolved recommend that the
Ct this Company deposi; their shares OF stock
under the rlan o, union with The Equitable Gas Light
Company OF New York and the agreement dated erten
her i., 1897 with the Central Trust Company OF New
York nepositary.
Cores 81 the plan and agreement can be procured NJ
this Cor,panys once at the ONCE Of the Central
Trus, Company.
i,y order Of Board ~ Directors
FORD HUNTINGTON. Secretary.
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-. row offered. and Win SECURITIES and cash
bonos ,S from surplus earnings, the company will
sas to Fss af 9'' saa sas. ''s' .u
nlor'ess about 100000. The new loan will con-
plus " thn only mortgage Indebtedness Of the
stitu, o,v The subscription books will be opened
com rnsday morning at 10 o'clock. and will be
on - n. II m the same day.
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pvIss,rsa a. Their rpown once 10 i2sa pSccSUsy:
north 3lst-rt. until e.oeN ~
m.S su9 received following branch "a S ssnss.,
once ,s ss.ss Isl 9Th ave- icth MscyS ~
and isshs i.a co!5nsy:-.yos. Es.s ,SS-s.: 81 ws
s.ds between rs and sh sves y, ~ Eas near 10
between 7cth and nth sts w
~ 7os ist-ave sot,-s &c sd-svs near ~ ~
~ sd ,sn x ,phst: o2i sd-ave; 2ecs M-avs
Im.,.rssmsve "a West &cd-ss tss East is sS
East lsth-st; $50 eth-av@: eai v@'s'"' 49,
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Proposals.

nROPOsALS FOR DRIED FRUIT.-Depart-
-, ., N. Interior, once Of Indian Anairs Wase-
meh, u G Sept. 49, 1897. SEALED PRoPosALA
y Sf nr1 Xs wa.SnsSn
tss be- rseeyea Unit. ore ccoek p m rS 81 .s,S
October ,,o sounds dried apples $1,000 pounds ILL
sa aud pounds dried Sd S. b. n subm.d Sc
:. o. d.Sey either New York ch bs ~ + doubts
kansas 49,, On. hundred pounds each and WITHIN nmy
bass 81 I'm cate OF approval OF contracts sampS; ~ }"
days from "a. Government barks are not requifsd y
aeeonpa ,n bids CERTIFIED cHEcks-Ah DIGS 49, 49,
euomtt,ns nv certified check or dratt upon so's
be %s,oory or solvent National bank Tor u
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firancial
finanrla! nlectinas.

financla! fflectinss.
49, ..
oEFIc-F, OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY.
A''H PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept. Ith 1897.
vVHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the
sockhoIdcrs OF the Carolina Central Railroad Conn
r viii Re held Front Street Office OF the Com
AM An the city 81 Wilmington. North Carolina. %
Thnyrxtay the ,rh day OF October. a. D.. 1897 1t !
O'CLOCK D. L" JNo II. SHARP.
Secretary.
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THE KOOTENAY- CAR|B00
Mining and Investment Company, Ltd,
INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMPANIES
ACT, 1862 dMPERiAL,. PROVINCE
or BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Authorized Capital 81, 100000

HEAD OFFICE: Toronto Canada.
pr-stsrt-Ihe HON. JOHN COsTiGAN. Privy Counci-
secr., r MACBETH Auditor Toronto General
UNITED STATES DIRECTORS:
rOyy Nf-LIIGAN lat Vice President. fonksrs n J:
wM DJ-RYEA. Director Spokane Fails q y Ry.: Ma
tloral starch Mfg 60. etc. New York
HON CHARLES r. POPE. ext. $. Consul A. Toronto,
cEoRGr sANDRocK. President German American
Hank Of Dur,ao. y. 7. Bu~alo.
col TIOs I SLOAN. Treasurer National Express
HON : T. SMITH. Director Lake Superior Copper
Albert r. srEARNs. Appraiser Por, OF Boston. Bo'-
p,,t.r,-r-NrOS BANK Q, CANADA ana THE Ma
TlOSAI. PARK BANK New York. .
General Agent FOR the United siates-CHARi.Es NJ
POPE. 49,. ,
N exclusive Imperial charter for the OF
otherwise avail i'set Z unlimited charter powers 10
consf-ur, md operate railways and other means Of
Incorporation. establish general trading posts. banSs
tovn sites &c acquire timber limits erect smelters;
orxanize other companies &C. throughout British Cour
bla ard Sorthwsst Territory Oncudns the kootenay.
Caribco Cassiar and Youkon dstrictsl and elsewhere
The company extensive properties and rights
throughout the red ~ Its operations In order n secure
addttlonal working capital. a limited number Of fully
zach 4. now offered public subscription. The right
subscription books without notice Is reserved
Subscriptions will he received and further details given
GENERAL. AGENCY FOR THE UNITED STATES. 6o
Liberty St. New York.
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state ot New York. County Of New York. SIS: =.
WILLIAM II. PERKINS. President. and WALTER ~
BENNETT, Cashier 81 the Bank OF America. a bank -
ted and doing business az Nos a. and 46 Wall Street
In the city II New York In said county. being duly
himself. that the foregoing report
all respects statement ot the condition OF me
said bank the OF business the 18th day OF sep
1897 and they further that the business of
been transacted the location required by
banking Chap $50 Laws 81 iss2), and not else
where and that the above report Is made In compliance
with an official notice from the Superintendent; Of
Banks 18th day Of september. 1897 as the
dny on which report shall be made.
WILLIAM II. PERKINS, President
WALTER ". BENNETT Cashier.
sevrrally subscribed and by both deponents
IN. i'm day OF September. 1871 before me.
JOHN FLYNN,
Notary Public Kings County,
Certificate fled IN New York County
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Proposals.
Sl,O4O,7l9.76 .
i"'' W AND CERTIFICATES
CITY OF BROOKLYN.


THREE AND oS SSb ScEERrIEicaTEs
CITY OF BROOKLYN.
pnScIrA ir EEb Tq 2Sr ETA FASARLE IN GOLD
DEPARTMENT. OF FNANcE CS%p.!IGssa' w 9 E.
Brookn september I'M hss ui hi,rsday sep
ten e.r otS so7 at /. clock which time they
viii :. @ Z: BSD
$50 900 % school Building Bonds
SO 90 cSnsodaea Stock tn. Construction
OF the New East River Bridge
AHA %. "a o.ndced STOCK issued for the Extension q
the system OF Water supply
go 600 90 Stock ssusd FOR the Construction
OF Auxiliary Sewers.
ss7 900 90 consoatcd issued for the Improvement
q Albany Avenue, Avenue; maj
90 tonsodaed Stock l.auei for the disciplinary
payaSi. January I, 1887.
$50 100 consodated Stock issued improvement,
OF Wailabort Market properly.
PAYABLE October I. 1911.
81 900 90 Memorial Bonds
I tsSasl im gs1"nrS f isa
soOoOo ibu,h sewer Bonds accrued nisr.s' fSm
5000 payable August l. i 1877.
1900 4" - 1926
gsSSSSSS i is:s.
S35 Flabush Sewer Assessment Bonds taccrued N
from August ], 1897, 10 De PAID III au-
s.! 600 paysSle Angus" J. 1911 IsIl
100; 1000 ;ssiis.
200 lelt
1000 " Iolo. -
$50 OCo 20 Twenty improvement Assessment,
Certificates
PAYABLE October g. 1902 -,
All OF the above Principal ard interest wiz
he payabe in GOLD COIN Of the United states OF Amer
lea AZ the pres nj standard 81 weight and nneness ana
under the provisions the city Charter AZ AMENDED o
Chantsr CAS- OF the Laws OF 1898 They are free ana
exempt from all except Tor State purposes ar
Payment Of purchase money TO be made octooer sun
1897. .,-.,. $780, ,........,,
Fla,hush Sewer Bonds and Fatbush Sewer Assessment
pand. will be dated August 1897 and accrued interest
on these will required In addition to price Lnte.es
February and August In each year All other or
The above issues will b. dated OCTOBER sh lc9' Win
interest PAYABLE January and July in each year
Proposals the p'ice offered the or
maturity dates Bonds desired and be endorsed ITO
posals for Bonds -. - -. Ill LA. -,
The right reserved to reject any or all o'ds NOT
''~''' ''' GEORGE W. PALMER Comptroller.
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Total So isi. 1857 70
State ~ New York. County OF New York, S.: -
FRANK TILtORD. President. and GEORGE J. BAC-
MANN. Cashier OF the Bank Of New Amsterdam: a bank
located doing Broadway and Both street,
in the city Of New York. in said county being duly
for himself that the foregoing report
with the schedule accompanying the same IL In all re-
statement Of the condition OF the said bank
close OF business the 18th day or September
that the business OF said bank
transacted the location required by the bank
law CHAP. $50. Laws OF 1892. and not elsewhere
and that the above report made In compliance win an
ocal notice received from Superintendent Of Banks
ignatng the 18th day OF September 1891. the day
which such report shall be made .
FRANK TILFCRD, President
G.. J. BACMANN. Cashier.
sevaraliy subscribed and sworn by both dsponsnts
the 10Th day Of September 1897. before
(sealedD J. HOWARD WILLETT,
Notary Public. y. Y. Co. 81