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Connecticut, 2:ls trot; G2, 900:
The Al OF, b. e., by C~hlmcs-Settie KIM, by
nam rnO king 90" r-l ..............1 l
Lucy Carr. b. T. CSump. WILSON, ..............2 g .
Miss Cat wool, b. m. tWilliams). .............5 1 0
NcNa Wilkes, fr. III. z 4
nunh, u III. w j q
r,nl,,uH H. thciir!J D o
Saddle H., br. T. (Paync) ............,....7 . z
Winnie Baron. b. m. tHowaril.. .............S d =
~Time-2:l5. 2:i0i4. 2:l0L.
Grand special; 4 900:
Star Pointer l:59l4, b g., by Brown II l.
Sweepstakes. by Snow Heels tMcClarv). I'll I ]
Joe Patchen C2:OlL). blk. -. hy Pat hen
Wiikes-JosephIn Young, by Joe Young
Timr-2:Oii4. 2:03L. 2:Oj.
Excelsior, 2;lo trot; 81. 300 unhnished):
Dan Cupid. b h, by Barney Wilkcs-Ostermore by
stfatumore uhcNhrthSJ
~ u H. y. u. NhefrNy
Bpuhcrr' U, IN. LAP ann
Sue Alien. D.. Il. tMcNcun"y). ........... .......l
Early II ri. 70. b. Payne.
Alcidalia, b. m. CDUrrl a
ttlaNa. Gu M. dustin
1ime-2:l24.
Progressive; ESQ trpt; $4,000 Cconcluded)i seven
hents trOtted Sept. 2:
Emily: ch, m, by Prince ReGent-Barbara. by
Town Lady. b. m. tCh' noyD .
Nancy Time. oh. III. Wilson. a
Tlmr-y:ll. 2:l3y.
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EWING TAKES THE SERIES.
NEW YoRKs AND CINCINNATIs RIoH
WIN A GAME.

Rusie Hoids the Hsds DOVE 70 One uit In
Eight InninEs-The Dostons Take tho Lead
in the Psnnant Race by winninE Twice
IRON the Observation-Disclosures Aiso Wis.
BY winning the nrst game from tho New
FORKS yesterday the Cincinnatis captured the
series. which, including tho victory OF Joyco's
men in the second contest, stands seven games
10 nve. Tho locals also dropped two points In
percentage. Tho Bostons won two games from
the Chicagos. and once moro took fret place. al
though they are only two points ahead OF the
BAltlmores, who enjoyed . picnic at the expense
Of the tailoudors. Chicago's double defeat
brings the difference between sixth and eleventh
positions down to 20 points. The results;
Cincinnati. IL, New York, ! Cnrst gamc).
New York. Is; Cincinnati. 0 necond game).
Boston. o; Chicago, 9 Qnrst game).
Boston, o; Chicago, 1 second samo).
Baltimore. 22; st. Louis, 1.
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third. Tim l;IV. " " Il
ruin Race-One m~ile.-King Elkwond. ps Uamp.
pell. . 10 |. won: L"pncLe. lol CSh rlani,, d to i
second; traveller. 90 Cassidy. = to /. third. Time
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BOSTON. o; CHICAGO. l.-srcoSDoAxE.

Earned JURISDICTION, 3; Chicago, I. Two.base hIts
Nichols, Callahan. Threc.base hit-Duny Sacri.
nce hit-kllcn. stolen bases-Tenney Lowe, Duny.
First base on balls-or Nichols. 81 on Grlnith, 0. Hit
by pitched bAll-By Nichols. II by Urinlth, !. Struck
out-By Nichols, 3, Double piays-Colllns, Lowe, and
Tpnney; Allen and Tcnney. Timc-2 hours and z
minutes. Umpire-Lynch. Attendance-s,0 800.
BALTIMORE. 22; ST. LOUIS, 1.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3-The champions. simply ran
away from the Browns to-day. Tn y had a picnic
with the ST. Louis pitchers. gathering In Is hits, with
a total of 81 bases. DOnahue lasted but three innings.
anu Coleman, who succeeded him, was touched up In
q very lively fashInn. The sCore:
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xroho,. came ns.r .Au.sins
Sss,,t r.ny after ,s.. :. While
posron.
L.
Totals......o 10 "a 10

Earned runs-Boston, 1; Chicago, 9. Two-base hits
Allen, Ryan. Thr. e.base hit-Decker. Stolen base
-Icnncy. First base on balls-on Kobedanz, /; on
Thornton, 8. Hit ty pitched ball-ny ,RlobedanE. %
by Thornton, 1. Struck out-By KlobedanE, 3; by
Thornton. 2. Double plays-Bergen and TenneyJ
Allen. Lowe and Tenney; Dahlen, Callahan and
minutes. umDfrp-Iynch.
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Earned runs-New York. z. Two.base hita-yan
hhSisren 81, 81. nson Three'base hIt-van Haltren,
home run-DaVla stolen base-Gleason. First basa
on erroIs-New York, 9; Gin innstl. 8. First base on
bAus-on Rusie, 2; or Rhlnes. 5. StrlicI out-By
Euhie, 8; by Rhines, 4. nit by Uitcher-By RhIn,a I
Lett on 6ases-Now York. o: Cincinnati, 2. nuubie
plays-Daris aud CLARK; Corcoran and pcckiey,
sehriver ana Irwin. Tinlc-l hour and 30 minutes
UmpireS-Emslie and Carpenter. MISUNDERSTANDING
BOSTON. u; CHICAGO. 3-YIRsr GAME.
BOSTON. Sept. S.-Boston went up in the lead aga,,
today by taking both games OF a double. he rder from
AnsOn. VINO has not won q game 10 Boston This year
Magnificent nelding by stshl. Lowe, and Allen con.
trlhuteI largely TO the result. ~
Thornt0n aud Grinith wer' hit freely, and were
Yvoriiberal with free bases. K.obedanz was ht hard
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oV' y s's''s''''ss's'V U I
Earned runs-Baltimorc q. Two.baso hits-Doyle
(P. Jennings, McGraw, Kelley (2). Hartman. Three
base h t-Krelcr. Stolen bases-Jrnnings (2). Kelley,
ReitE. McGraw (P). Stencil, KeeIer, Douglas. Double
play-McGraw. Reitz and Doyle. First base on errors
Baltimore. =; 81. Louis. /. First base on balls-on
Corbett. 2; OF Coleman. 2. HIT by pitched hall-By
ponahue. |; by Coleman. 9. Struck out-By Corbett.
.: by Coleman. l. Left on bases-Baltimore Y; ST.
Louis. 8. Will pitch-CoIeman. Time-2 hours and
10 minutes. Cnpire-o'DAy. Attendance-l.o97.
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New Bicycle Ferry Across the NarrOws.
csnts.-Aap,
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weights for Coney Island Jockey Club Handi.
caps.
The weights for the Twin City Handicap, to
be run Monday. Sept. q, at "A mile and "a quarter,
aa fnllnWa,
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Baseball Polo Grounds To-Day. si4B p. M.
New York Vi. st. Louis.-Adv.
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Atlantic LeaEue.
AT soRFoLK-FIRsr GAM.
Athletics mo 0 0 Q 0 2 o 1T 10 !
INSTRUMENTATION and snyder; Ames, Fox, and F.
SchAub.
SECOND GAME.
Norfolk. o o % s o
Athletics. northumberland l o o Ga z U
Batteries-Bishopa and Cote; Osborne and y. schauo.
AT LANCASTER
Lancaster. .......o o 9 0 o Q o. 10 .
Newark..........o 0 0 0 0 U ] 0 OIL 4 4
Batteries-west and Roth; Johnston and Zearfoss.
AT RICHMOND.
Richmond .......1 o o 0 y "a I
Hartford. ........0 U o U o o 0 o 90 ! 0
Batteries-Leever and Foster; vickery and Roach.
AT PATERSON.
Paterson ........S o 8 o o OILS 22 q
Reading. ........2 o ! U 0 o o l l-5 8 3
Battertes-Flaherty Touhey. and westlake; Nc.
Maxim and Saydon.
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High Grade Stormer Bicycles

AR HALL PRICE ON uNsTALLMENTs,
ADgUsTABLg Young's patent. Fool proof. Fits
CHA ANY OLD sprochet. Write or call
GEAR ~. go West Broadway. y. Y.
Agents wanted. BlCYCLE SADDLE EXCHANGE
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played n match with q team from the Lake
George Golf Club on the homo links to-day and
won by 81 holes. Summary:
TralnlnG In the Dark for Rswins Honors.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-H. II. Hilton Of Liverpool
has won the Irish golf championship.
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baseball Games To-day.

At Sewport-Sewport. 3; Taunton, 4.
At Broskton-Brockton. 5; Fall River. o.
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United States, and determined 10 shake It of.
Therefore. they proceeded to fashion 4 now yoke
OF their own and docilely to put their necks into
It. In the same way, the Republicans who rebcl
against the rule Of Thomas o. Plat, submit to
that OF Seth Low. and boast that they are ex-
hibiting thor independence OF "bosoism." They
nave gone to work the right way to secure their
real object, which, like that OF the seccssionists,
10 the disruption OF the Republican organization.
but their success will DO the success OF destroy.
ers and Anarchists, and not that OF constructors,
1t Is not surprising, therefore. that thoughtful
people look forward TO the coming election with
forebodings OF evil and hold back their resources
while awaiting its result. But, as the Hon.
Cornelius n. Bliss said in his letter OF last week
TO Gen. Tracy:
The contest OF 1890 has been renewed all over the
country, and 1t Is uncomfortable to one absent from
the scene OF contest that there can no even a suspicion
that amajority OF the three million and more inhabi.
tants OF the New York that is to-be can. with the
George and Tammany parties. each In Its own way,
striving for the reversal OF the verdict given by New
York on the great issues then presented to the Amer
lean people. deliberately surrender. upon the spe'
cious plea OF non. partisanship. all that was then
gained.
1t is impossible that the people of New York
have 80 soon forgotten the danger that menaced
them only a short year ago, and are now prepared to
make such surrender chiefly to crafty the ambitions
of a few men. who are irreconcilaoly opposed to the
Republican party, whatever It's position, and to send
out to the States that are lighting again tho same
battle which they vageu o year ago, the message
that New York has no further interest In the cause
which was gained by such q magnificent concerted
effort.
If. after tho victory OF Gettysburg. the Union Army
had incontinently taken TO Its heels and left the rem
nants OF the Confederate Army q free road to Wash
ington. 1t would have been a parallel case.
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financial.
High Grade Bonds.

State Of Mass. 1885, e Gold BIS
NY. Cent. & Hud. R. R. R, l0O-yr. : Gold 3iS
Lake Sh. & Mich. South, IO0.year Gold 5AS
Pitts, McK'purt & youghlu'w : LIST Mtge. IS
tGuar. by l.. 9. e NJ. NO. and Dy r. a L" r. H'N
n. y. n. Haven & Hart. = Convert. deb. 4S
Old Colony R.R. Q925l as
n. Y. & New England = LIST Mtge. IS & Is
DEL, Lack. & West. LIST Mtge. rs
Morris & Essex . lSt Mtge, Is
Morris & Essex = Guaranteed COnSOl. Is
Albany & Susqae. : Guaranteed COn9O|. IS
Chi, & NOrthW'n COnSol. Skg, Fund Gold Is
ST. Paul & Sioux City : LIST Mtge. God IS
Erie Railway = COnSOl. Gold Is
n. Y. & Erie . I'd Mtge, Extended Gold IS
n. y, & Erie : Sd Mtge. Extended Gold AIS
N. Y. & Erie : 4th Mtge. Extended Gold SIS
Pitts, Fl, Wayne & Chic. : I'd Mtge, Is
United n. J.. R, R. & Canal Q944) Gold 4S
Canada Southern LIST Mtge, IS
Michigan Central Isl Mtge. Is
Rome, Water. & 0gdens. : ConSoL IS
ST. p, N. & NJ. I'd (Hox Isb Mtge. Gold 6S
Chic, ST. l.. & N. 0. Gu'r. CUnsOl. Gold SIS
Ches. & Ohio O908 & 1919 LIST Mtge. Gold 6S
Chic, Rock Island & Pac. : LIST Mtge. IS
Cleve, COL, Gin. 6 Ind. . : COnsOI. rs
|. & n. (MOb. & Mont.) LIST Mtge. Gold AS
NaSh., Chit. & St. |. : lSt Mtge. rs
ST. l.. & San f. I'd ONoW IsD Mtge. Gold 6s
Oregon Short Line . ISt Mtge. Gold SIS
Third Avenue R. r. Ist Mtge. Gold SIS
Edison EIec. Illuminating Ist Mtge. Gold SIS
New York & Harlem : . Consolidated rs
New York & Northern : LIST Mtge. Gold SIS
C.. N. & ST.. &c. &R. W.. Div.) LIST Gold SIS
C., N. & 81. P. N. & D. DIV.) Ist Mtge, rs
c.. N. & ST. P. (River .DlV.) ConL Ist rs
FOR SALE BY
| Goldman. Sachs & Co.,
81 Nassau Street.
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The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.

~ inc EtOluNFt NJ
First Mortgage 8 per cent. bonds OF tho Denver.
Texas aud Gulf Rallway Conpany;
First Mortgage 3 per cent. bonds Of tho Denver,
Texas and Fort Worth Railroad Company;
Funded interest certificates Of the Denver, Texas
anu Fort Worth Railroad Company and
Stock OF tho Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf Rail.
way Company:
A committee OF holders OF the consolidated mort.
gage bonds OF the Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
Railway Company has been formed under an agree.
ment dated the eighteenth day OF September, 1897.
Holders OF the above mentioned bonds. funded In.
terest certificates. and stock may deposit the same
subject to said agreement with the Central Trdst
Company OF New York, the Depository named in said
agreement, at Its once. No. 81 Wall street, New
York, or at Its agency, the American Loan and Trust
Company. No. SO state Street, Boston, Mass.
Certificates OF deposit Will be issued by the Depos.
itary In respect OF deposits so made. and an appllca.
ton will lie made. as soon a. pr acticabie. to have such
certificates listed upon the New York stock Exchange.
Dated New York, September ls. 1897.
GRANVILLE ". DODGE Chairman.
GEORGE ". PULLMAN,
,. kENNEDE TOD.
OLIVER AMEs,
HARRY wALTERs,
HENRY BUDGG,
HENRY LEWIS,
uRlAH HERMANN,
Committee.
1T. GRANGER, Secretary
T. c. HENDERSON, Counsel.
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financial.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway COMPANY,

inc undersigned. representing a majority Of the
consolidated mortgage bonds OF the Union Pacinc,
Denver and cur Railway Company. issued under It's
mortgage dated April 4, 1870. have bt en- constituted
u Tor the protection OF the interests OF the
consolidated mortgage bondholdcrs, under an agree.
ment dated september ls. 1897. copies OF which can
oe oo'aihed at the onicc OF tho Depository, Central
trust company OF New York, No. % wall street,
N u, OF NJ tn" agency OF the Depositary, the AmeTl.
can Loan and Trust Company, No. % state Street,
Boston. Mass,
hoIhrrs OF consolidated mortgage bonds may dc.
posi- inc ZANE With Tho Dupo.rtary In the City Of
Ne" YORK or N Boston nt its said agency, on or be.
iorc the first day ~ November, 1897. Certificates Of
inc pepoSitaty VIII I've issued Tor tho consolidated
mortgage bonds so deposited. Nnd all application viii
oe mau'' as soon us practicable. to have such ccrtln.
cafes listed uron the New York stock Exchange.
pA:>d New York, September Is, 1907.
.hENNIIIE NJ. D0DGE CbRirmau.
GEORGE ~. PULLMAN.
}. kENNEDY TUD.
OLIVER ANEs,
MARRY WALTERS,
HENRY HIDG
HENRY LsiSIs.
tHiAH uLItiMANN.
Committee.
,ou. Ut GRANGER, Secretary.
L. c. HENDERSON. Counsel.
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Surplus els.4s5.eOo sI4.el4 500 Inc. sl.ls go 900
The surplus a year ago was Sill, OIL. 100 and
two years ago S15. $50. IT'S.
The Union Pacific Reorganization Committee,
Louis Fitzgerald, Chairman. reminds holders OF
that tho second installment OF s y cent. 10 duo
on Oct. 20. and must DO paid on or before that
date.
Goldman. Sachs & Co. offer to investors q
large selection Of high grade railroad and other
bonds.
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THE STATE TRUSTCO.,
400 broadway.
Capital and Surplus, $1,000, 600.

Acts as Trustee. RegIstrar. Transfer and Fis-
cal Agent or Corpo %ratiOnu, and as Executor.
administration. Trustee. Guardian and Commit
tee or Estates. Legal Repository FOR Court and
Trust Funds. TaLes Full Charge OF Real and
Personal Estates. Interest Allowed on Deposits.
FRANCIS 8 BANGs. President.
W v !" T~hESHoLM vice.preaidents
MAURICE i, DECKER. Secretary.
ii. M. FRANCIS. Treasurer.
H.. u. BERRY. Trust Onicer.
TRUSTEES.
willis 8. Paine, Henry Steers,
Henry II. Cook, George W. QuintArd,
Charles X. Flint. Forrest II. Parker,
W. l. Trenholm. Charles scrlbner,
william II. Kendall. Charles l.. Tiffany,
Walter S. Johnson, George W. White,
Joseph \. liallock. PercIyal knauth,
Edwin A. NcAlpin, Francis s, Bangs,
Andrew Mills, Francis Lynde Stetson.
william A. Mash, Thomas 4. Mcintyre.
George Foster Peabody, Edward y. Poor.
]. D. Probst. Arson q. McCook.
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SUNDAY, Oct. IL.
The Treasury balance at the close Of business
on Saturday was $2l1. 39l. 345. OF which $780,
545. 500 was gold.
Tho imports Of general merchandise, includ.
ing dry goods, at the port OF New York last week
were So, 44O.494 against SIS. $50. 943 the previous
week and Sc. 14s, 735 for the corresponding week
Of last year. The imports Of specie for the week
were $l,s17.s79 Of which 81. 762. 900 was gold.
making total specie imported since Jan. /. $lo.-
1914, 1857. Exports of specie were: Gold, mono.
and silver. $953. o46. q total of $3.50, OA6. against
ss66. 3o2 the previous week. The exports Of
specie since Jan. l have been: Gold. S2s. 993. 6sA,
and silver. $37. 100. 6ss. . total OF $780, l4.372.
Tho weekly statement of averages of tho
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StnanriaI.
THE AUDIT COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Equitable Building, 80 Broadway.
StnanriaI.

Acting President, Vice President,
AUGUST N WILLIAM A. NASH,
Manager. Chief Consulting Auditor,
THoMAS L. GREENE. STEPHEN LITTLE.
Consulting Engineer.
WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSONS.
Chief Of Corps OF Eng'rs, Secretary and Treasurer.
HENRY u. SEAMAN EDWARD T. PERINE.
DIRECTORS.
August Belmont. A. ]. Cassatt,
Frederic +. Olcott, Marcellus Hartley.
James Stillman. Charles r. Flint,
William A. Nash, George Coppell,
Joseph s. Auerbach, G. Il. NJ. Harvey,
George g. Haven. John /. Waterbury,
George ". Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
of Stockholders.
W. BNyard Cutting. 7: Jefferson Coolidge, Jr.,
Walter J. Oakman, Charles s. Fairchild.
A. J. Juilliard. Gustav +. Kissel,
Henry w. Poor, Isaac n. Seligman.
Louis Fitzgerald. Robert Maclay.
The Audit Company examines and reports
upon the accounts and financial condition
of corporations. copartnerships, and individ-
uals. and examines and reports upon tho
physical condition of railroad, manufacture
ing, and other properties.
Its services are OF value to investors. hnan-
cial institutions. borrowers of money. d.
rectors of corporations. merchants, firms,
and purchasers OF properties.
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RAILWAY AND OTHER SHARES.

RAILWAY n
O.
Sales. Name.
17o Adams Ex......1s
as2s4s Am sug Ref....l<
279o Am sug Ref pr. ! !
loloo Am sp Mfg.
1878 Am sp Mfg pr. :
1875 Am Cable s
76593 Amer Tob......
7ie Amer Tob pf...l
29o Amer Express..1
$3.50 Amer Cot OIL. .
1880 Amer Cot Oil pr :
1850 Atch. T & s Fe..
os247 Atch. pf
slo Ann Arbor.....
Aol Ann Arbor pr.
12 Boston A pf..1
100 Brooklyn Ei...
500 Brunswick CO.
A410 Bait 4 ohio.... d.
Ao5s5 Bay State Cas-.
l7725 Brook r T......
2Bos Brook Un GaS..1s
8503 Can Southern.
400 Can Pacific.
is ConSol Ice...... :
$1,000 Oh CT West.
$50 CHI Ct West pa 4
1850 Oh Ct west p
2i5 Central Pac....
es4o7 Ches 4 Ohio.... /.
$50 Oh 4 z III pf....
Ao7l85 Chicago Cas-.
Chic & Alton...l
1870 C.. c. C q st L.. /:
1900 Chic 4 N WI:
100 Chic & n W pr. !
15s2el c.. B & Q........
20564l C. II a st P....
$50 c. NJ & st P pf..1:
5000 c..
$3.50 Coz Fuel. ......
10 Col Fuel pf.....
100 Cent @ A Coke.
100 Col G 4 dew p
1928 Col, II & IT,.
200 Col. p.
1875 Col & II Coal.
500 Cap Traction. !
500 Comstock T NJ. +.
o745 ConsOl Gas Co. 2
1850 C. Ind 4 L......
l2+2 C, Ind a L Pc.
4l73 Del & HUDSON
5000 Del, Lack & w. !
SS4O Detroit CAS-. .
10 Denver & r a..
8Te5 Den 4 X q pr. .
$3.50 Erie II H.,
AGO Erie Il II LIST pr.
1900 Erie r Il 2d pr.
100 Erie Tel & Tel.
400 Flint q 7 NJ.
400 Flint 4 p N pr.
400 & r Co..
1872 Fl W 4 D c. g..
% Or B& W,deb..
1898 Gen Elcctric....
1910 B Clafin..
2l0 Horn Silver MI.
$3.50 Illinois Cent....l
5000 Illinois STEEL.
$40 Iowa Central.
42b Iowa Cent pr.
1920 Kan g, Z & O.. .
| 1850 west.....
lk0e D. West pr.
1929 Lake Shoro....l
200 Long Island. ...
sObI Lacicdc GU....
7809S Lou L Nash.
2osl9 Manhattan Con /
$40 Net 81 Ry
ITO MINI Iron
800 Met Trac.
1850 Mich Central. i
100 Minn & 81 L....
100 ii 4 st =. LIST pf
1925 bl a st L. I'd pr
olC32 No Pacific. ....
6836 BIO, X q Tex.
28S35 No. X & Tex pr
500 Mobile & Ohio.
1923 Morris q Ell
500 Natl Starch -.
300 Natl l. on.,....
100 New Cent Coal
lllAb Central ....
8os94 Central ....l
l4753 Nat Lead.
T7v Nat Lead pr....l
1850 North Amer.
9Oa 4 y H.....l
1000 \ Y, & 81 L..
1885 MIS- & W..
b2O5 n Y, 5 x W pr.
4 800 korf 4 VEST.
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fiuanriaI.
To HOLDERS or
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
s Per Cent. Bonds,

In view OF tho maturing claim Of the United States
against the Central Pacific ltailroad Company. we
deem Il Important that the holders Of bonds OF the
representation of their common interests.
Holders ~ a large amount of c, ntral Pacific First
Mortgage Bonds have already combined, and numer.
Gus stockholders Of the Company have entrusted
their rcnrcscntatlon to a Committee.
A BondhOlders' Agreement, dated October |, 1897,
has been prepared, when %"onfcrs uron us the right
TO represent deposited Bends. and to take any steps
necessary for the protection of the rights OF the Bond.
holders; also to represent the deposi,ed Tonds In con.
ncctinn with any rcRdlustmcnt Of tn Bonded Debt Of
tho Central Pacihr Railroad Cnmrany, but subject 70
the final approval OF dcpusitIng bundholders.
No charge win un made to dcpos ting Bundholdera
for our service.
Dcposi,ing Bon III, llcrs will re 'civc temporary re-
deposit nc Mrssrs. Sprycr 4 CO. OF New York, counter
signed by the Uu!'ci states Trust Company OF New
York, rs custodian. Application for listing these GER
~tItc't's will hc made to the New York. Berlin, and
Amsterdam stock Exchanges.
Amounts e llCctri upon the coupons appcrtainlnG
to IL positrl bonds win bo paid TO holders OF ccrtin-
Gates, aud such payments will he stamped thereon.
We invite BDudhOldCrs to dUUpsit their bonds on or
before IEMB I, isOJ. after which date
bonds viii be received only on such terms as we mag
hereafter determine.
Bonds must carry tho coupons. due April 1. 1924.
md all subs qucnt coupons.
Copies OF tn" BOnIholdr-s' Agreement can DO o.
tained ut our Offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock ErchnnEe-salea and Range OF
Prices on All Securities Dealt In During the
week Ending Oct. 1O. 1897.

Open High Lote Clos
Sales. Name. ing. est. est. tno.
1000 IS Is, r, 1907. l ll2S 1925 1924
$4,000 Us a.. C. 1926. 1897 1871 1891 1877
$4,000 o s os, c.....ll5S 1861 1857 1851
1000 Tenn Set ss... 49, SO S5b So
5000 Tenn Set sS.a. 81 81 81 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-18
THE SUN, MONDAY, OCTOBER is, 1897.

opsn- BioA- Low cior
sales. Name. INC. Get. est. fn0.
o NAsh 4 Chat cn..1ola lolh 1olh 1olh
10 Northern o 1st.. OH o7a on 97a
22 Nor II OF Cal %. 80 SO 80 80
10 Y. II A II A
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-01
Cost of Trolley Power.

A table taken from the annual re.
ports of the railroad commissioners Of
New York and Massachusetts for near.
ly all of the street railway properties
shows the cost Of the electric power re-
quired to run car one mile, under av-
erage conditions of load, etc. The table
gives the number of cars owned, the
car mileage per year and the cost of the
electric power per mile and per passen-
ger. OF the nineteen companies op-
Grating less than 250,00 car miles four
are obtaining power at cost of less
than 2 cents per car, six between 2 and
3 cents, five between and cents, one
between and 8 cents and three at
more than5 cents of the five companies
operating over 100000 car miles per
year one obtains the power for less
than cent per car mile, three between
1 and 2 cents, and one between and
cents; other similar figures are also Civ
en- between these limits. The Brooklyn
Heights Company has the cheapest
power, O.S6 per car mile, followed by
the Binghamton with 0.94; the cost of
mower for Massachusetts roads In
cludes repairs and depreciation of tia
station plant, which is not the case OF
the New York roads.-7Street Railway
Journal.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-01
A Magnetic Drill.

The use of magnets for lifting pur.
poses and as substitute for clamps is
rapidly extending, and to see the ease
and facility with which five-ton cast
ing can be picked up and carried
around the shop is very striking. With
the old process holes have to be bored
in masses Of metal in all sorts of odd
and inconvenient places and at angles
SO that very often 1t is necessary to rig
clamps for holding the drilling machine
to its work. The application Of the
portable electric motor for this purpose
was long step in advance, and this
method has been Of great service in
dealing with the armor of the new
cruisers. When portable drill, how
ever, is coupled with magnetic clamp
ing device the ideal conditions are real.