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The age-herald., 1897-09-05
Nroycmcnts of Cabinet oaccrs.

Washington, Sept 4.-Msmbers of the cabinet who have been away are expect cd to return the coming w-ek.
 Secretary Alger will reach the city to- morrow.
 Secr-tary Long is expected the last of the week.
 Assistant Secretary Day, Of the state department, will return to the city Moa- dry.
 Secretary sherman wiz leave for Ono anout the ntro.c Of tns inonln. 70 De absent some days.
 Secretary Gage will probably go to Chfcago at an early day.
 Attorney-Ger.ral McKennl has not vet taken q vacation and probably will not uttil some action is taken relative to construing the various matters in the l,sw tariff law. which have been referred to him.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05
,Twas Ever Thus
e Chicago Record.

From the Chicago Record.
 Bridegroom Gin parlor car)-Darling you seem sadl Is it possible that you regret the step you have taken?'
 Bride-"No, dearest I'm only worried, that's all.''
 idegroom-''Worried Why, my an- gel, what can you have to worry about?''
 Bride-"I've been trying to remember something that we might have forgotten, and 1 can't"
The age-herald., 1897-09-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AZ the Hotel hlorrls.-P. Frank, New York; A. Taylor, Pcrtmout1. O.; Douglas H. Gordon, Raltbnore: r. Mor.o1 s. Rolls, Philsd lphia; R. D. Wes:cott. Will m.rgton, N. C.; Mrs. X. IL. Moss, George Moss, Hudson Moss, New Orleans; II. S. Craft, New York; G, F. Cory, Pough- kepsie R. T. Henderson. Atlanta Mss Spence. Huston, La; E. ". Hartzell and wife, Nashville; F. s. Steiner, Chicago; A. H. Bowen, c. C. Flstcle:. Chitia- nocga; Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Meek. Waco, Tex; C. c. Gates and wife, city; H Rob- inao-, A.l1fsfi; ,luiIs We.Es, Chica go; Mrs. w B. s;trmg. Jr.,> New York: c. Decker, Liverpool, England; E,nos Reg CTS, Selma Ala; J. F. Busltin. San An- gslo. Tex; Mason H. sherman. Ensisy.
 Choice of Exits.
 From the Chicago News. f
 Men ard women are so differellt."
 "Yes.'
 .when 2. woman gets into trouble she takes to her bed.''0 ..Well?"
 takes to his heeis. ' i1-~ se Best drinks in city. Custom House Saloon.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05

Seaf and upon his return here a few days ago from a, brief vacation he had an attack from malaria completed yes- terday with indigestion. But he passed 2 very comfortable night and his phy- siciah reports him ers6tly improved to- day. His condition is not considered in any way alarming and he is expected to be at his desk again in a few days. Col. Evans family is at Mystic, Conn.,, visiting friends.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05
Virginia Primaries.

Richmond, Va, Sept 1.-The delegates of Norway and Amelia counties today in convention at Burkeville, nominated James Mann, of the former county for the house of delegates.
 Staunton and Audusll counties demo- cratic primaries today are said to insure the nomination of John N. Ople for the state senate.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05
Man and wife Drowned

Plat.sburg, N. T., Sept. All. For rset Parker, president of the Produce Exchange bank of New York, and his wife, were drowned today at Chain Lake, near Paul Smiths, in the Adirondaclxs. MT. Parker and his wife had gone out on the lake in a row boat. This after noon the boat was found on the lake floating bottom upwards. The bodies have not yet been discovered.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05
H. Clay Evans III

Washington, Sept. All. Clay Evans, the commissioner of pensions, is i'll at his residence in this city. Col. Evans has bean under a great strain for almost
The age-herald., 1897-09-05
uawkinl Captured.

- Washington, Sept "A dispatch was received tonight by the chief of police from Toronto officials stating that T. ". Hawkins, the colored messenger in the district collectors office charged with resbing th- safe of $3,OO0, was captured in that city tonight.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05
Commlgspon,sr Culver will issue

Commissioner CuIYer WiIi lssus MS crop report Monday. It will show the crops have been injured considerably during the past two months.
 Only two appointments were given out from the governors office today. They were:
 Robert E. Simpson, notary public, Florence, Laudcrdare county.
 l.. W. Brwon notary I 'bHc anl ex- of1icio justice of the peace, beat 2, Jeffer- son county.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05

Thus at first blush it would seem that the nillenium had dawned at last for the cotton planter. But the rose hue fades from the dream under the presen- tation of the old compres ss men. They claim that this cylindrical press. the machinery of which cannot be bought. but is only rented, is a trust which. will all competition removed, win squeeze the farmers pockets as the old system never did, and as only monopoly can.
 With the old compress So it's adher- ents maintain, every farmer could gin ard bale his own crop and save this out side exnerse. N W tlie,cylindsr compress must do it's own ginping; so the gin of the planter must remain idle if this round bale is to become a general and accepted form. This special manner Of ginning leaves the cotton ready for inn mediate shipment tc the spinners," says the planter. "Yes," answers the rectan- guiar compress, but the ginning and baling must be paid for, and that will go far to offset the former commissions. Besides. when these cylindrical presses are once established and the former com petitors have been run out of the field.
The age-herald., 1897-09-05

Best drinks in city. Custom House Saloon.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
Public Meeting.

The undersigned school trustees hereby
call Il public meeting of the voters of
school district No. IL. who return real
and personal property for taxation to bc
held in Union court house on Saturday
the Sth day of May, 1897, ut IL M. Said
meeting when assembled will have power
To elect Il chairman and secretary. to adj
iourn from time to time, to levy Il special
tax not exceeding two mills and to ;,p-
prnpriate the same for school purposes ;iS
provided by act of the General Assembly
of this State. entitled IN act to establish
the Union School District, to authorize
the establishment of free graded schools
therein, and to provide for the efficient
management of the same, approved De-
cemDcr 24th 1892.
III. NJ. GRIMBALL.
REUBEN II. GE'.
w. +. THOMSON,
j.. &. Young,
JNO. \. FAINT.
JAMES III. RODGER.
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30

feel above shall charged ut discretion OF
the Mavor.
All license herein mentioned shall he
noi,-tr,,isfcrnble and for the said fiscal year
ifrmt Otherwise provides ard no allowance
tn ls made for any part of said fiscal
year. hut Iuay I've revoked ut any time 10y
the Mayor and council for cause salts
factory t0 themselves.
SEC. IL. Any ,;onorperSOnS. company
firm mOrcCrlnr;itiOn embraced nr mentioned
many or the foregoing sections nr section
at this ordinance and required therein t'
obtain Il license or tOm,y for tie perform
ing or carrying on their respective
business. or for the transactions of the
S;'nie. @ho shall fail. refuse or reglect tu
,ay the license ~ amounts therein slRci-
fed in advance, and each and every person
firm nr corporation giving. showing, m
attempting to give az Show any of the
performances. shows or exhibitions with
out having received and paid for THEN
license To do So, and any person nr persons
firm OF corporation violating amy part
or parts of this ordinance shall lr subject
to ami for AMI required to pay II fine of
not less than one dollar per day for ca h
and every day 50 offended, or not more
than one hundred dollars ler day. or t"
br imprisoned and maile To work OH the
streets and public places Of the town fm
not more than forty days for each day
81 offended, and ut the the discretion oi
the MayOr nr Town Council.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances
conflicting with this ordnance is hereby
declared repealed.
Done and ratified in council assembled
under the hand of the Mayor. and seal
of Council this 10Th day of March. 1897.
Attest: o.. 81 JNO. \. FAINT.
l.. G.. You've. Mayer.
Clerk and Treasurer
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
Consumption Can be
Cured.

Nothing conld bc larer. more pbilnn
thropic or carry more joy to the afflicted
than the offer Of II. A. Sloclm, NJ. G..
of New York city.
Confident that he has discovered n
reliable cure for consumptiOo and
all bronchial, throat and lung diseases,
general decline and weakness. loss of
flesh and I'LL conditions of wasting. and
to make its great merits known. Inc will
send free, three bottles to any reader of
The Times who may be suffering.
Already this new scientific course of
medicine" has permanently cured thou
sands OF apparently hopeless eases.
The Doctor considers it his religions
duty-a duty which he owes to humanity
To donate his inlallible cure.
lie has proved the dreaded consume
ton To Ia u durable disease beyom anv
doubt, and has on file his i'm American an,l
European laboratories testimonials of
experience from those benefited and
cured. in all parts of the world.
Don delay until it is too late. Con-
sumption uninterrupted. means speedy
and certain death. Address II. A.
Slocun, Nj. c.. - Pine street. New
loik. and when writing the Doctor.
give express and postoilice address. ami
nleaSc mcut;cn rtaliug this ai,!;!c in
j be- Times.
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
Notice, Notice.

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance company of
Union. :. e., will I've held in the court
house on May Sth. 1897, at | | O'Clock Il.
m. sharp. All members are earnestly
requested To attend this meeting. Elec-
ton of officers to serve the company for
the ensuing year and other matters of
great importance will he brought up for
final action. II. l.. lI\MES. Prest.
j. NJ. GREER, Secy.
lj-lt.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
---A BIG SEND OFF
FOR THE NEW FIRM.
Mattings! Mattings!!

The fourth big lot for this arrived The
pattern Stripes Checks Blocks and Inlai
pies worth 4Sc by the roll, sell them
OIL CLOTH SAMPLES TO fur yards in piece worth
yard by the roll price while they last, 2oc Fer yard
WINDOW SHADES at 25c.. others get
We have many o pieces and lots goods that
drop nd selling them rc,cuoy only
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
HERE! !

If yon intend purchasing an En-
CINE, Saw Mill or Thrashcr, it will
pay You t" get my prices before YOU
buy. | can sell YOU the old reliable
Guiscr or Peerless Engine. Saw
Mills. Thrashers, etc. at reasonable
prices and give YOU ample time to
pay for them.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
FOR SALE.

We have twenty-onc fine young mules
for sale. which we have been using ut the
factory, we are through with our teams
and want to sell out mules, wagons and
harness. T.. ID. SHARKEY X Son.
2-tf
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
\ JERSEY BULL.

offer the services Of n Thoroughbred
Jesev Bnll 10 de pubic. Fees II 90
AID 500 J. g. lIJ.IEE.
IT. +.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30
Sewing Machines Cheap.

We have Il few No. . Wheeler g. Will
son Sewing Machines on hand which we
will sell at having decided to quit
the business. Call early and secure one
before they are all gone.
HUNTER IL MCNALIY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13

Term reversed and the reiator's motion for n percmp.
tory writ OF mandamus denied with costs TO tho APP
peliants In all courts.
Observation-Disclosures affirmed with costs.
Thomas j. CnnaNan, appellant, Va. II. v, Steuyyeaant
and others-JudRment modified 80 as to order a new
trial and a. SO mouineu hHlfmed with costs to abide
Matthias Rupert vs.. Brooklyn Railroad Company,
ppellant-Judgmen reversed. New trial granted
coats to abide event.
People VS.. Commercial Alliance Life Insurance
Company relative claim of X s. Miller, appellant, VS..
wIliam 7, Gilbert, r~eccircr-Orirr anirmed without
tho claims must be fixed and determined aa OF the
18th day of october, 1874, when the proceedings OF
dissolution OF corporation were initiated
People ex rel. the wichusch Company va. state
Comptroller Roberts, pelant-Iudgmen and order
OF Appellate Division aflrmed with costs.
In re appraisal OF property Of Thomas C. sloane;
neople or rel. Bridgeport Savings Bank vs.. New York
city Tax Commissioner, appellant-ordcrs affirmed
with costs.
VILE, executor-orders OF Appellate Division and
Surrogate reversed, with costs to appellant in all
courts.
New York City Tax ommissionerI-Orde Appellate
Division reversed and that OF Special Term affirmed,
with costs to relator in all courts.
another; motion to advance denied without costs.
Irene Il. Roberts and others, executors. Va. New York
Elevated Railroad and another, experimentation to
advance granted without coats.
In no examination OF Stanley Melbourne Hat.
neld-Motion for order to open default granted on
payment OF costs OF former order and costs of this
these terms the motion IL denied with 6lO costs.
Irene L. Storm. appellant, VS.. I. 3. Reinsen ana 9TH
ers; James white VS.. J. D.. Rankin and nnother-Mo-
lions to dismiss denied with $40 costs.
Louis Fleischmann vs.. Mendel Samuel and Others,
appellants-Motion to dismiss granted and appeal
dismissed with costs.
People ex rel. william Strauss, appellant, vs. Theo,
dore Roosevelt and others. Police commissioners
Motion for reargument denied with costs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13

Futures here closed dull. with prices generally un.
bags. Havre advanced .f, Hamburg was unchanged.
Rio was barely steady at 80 rels decline; receipts in
adecline of lied. santos was quiet and unchanged
receipts in two days, 80. 900; stock. Ia 900; The
were sustained by a small local demand
oasy s1 Spot nna oe,Sis srG ss.S M%si s4i So w e Gni & .a ana
g.; December and January. s7Se7;lo; February and
Ii y FOR . t spst s'; ociole p ipS%9venSsra snd pcr ,iIihsI*
Lead-ouiet and unbalanced; spot and October.
Tin%Qairt but hr f"Of spot or 1stob"r, .N]ovrmSer. and
December. IL. FOG 3.soc. spelter-Dulls at i.2OS4.2oc.
NAVAL sToREs-Spirits OF turpentine steady at SAN
@s4i2c.i rosin quiet at sl.4oSsl.A5 for common to
PErKoLErM.Crude certificates were unquoted
here and in OIL city. Refined unchanged;
steady but dull. New mess. IS. SOC sio; do. old. ss.75
S s.s' Hxx, THiiSw: s i5s ,sn S.teF we.,s1B. I'VE %s'' en1:
cago. Oct. l2:-"Provisions opened steady. but soon
n marfe,s IN and sh sol Grs of SHARPLY Tsa on nG selling, M,se Of ' 5sn srarH
I,h nd by Gsaok &c and more ,l liaaida't Sn by ~ E ,%s
demand came from shorts. a large local trader lead.
ing; The marks. closed quiet at a slight rally from
lard was fairly good; 5000 hogs are estimated fo7
sroAn-Raw dull; SO. test, 8 5-lec.; oO' test. s7sc.
Refined unchanged,
wooL-The Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods
o. months. 1901 IS: IAN choice, ilsS AZ; }ail aver
age, l2Cg l9c. California-Sorthern spring, free, IL
spring. l2Gl3c.; BURY and defective. 1&9c.; free fall
northern, l2U5l4 &c fall southern. 1Sl0c.: defective
fall. 6GaSc oreEon-E1stern, choice. l5Gl1c.: aver
age. l+Gloc.; heavy, llw l2c.: Valley oregon, No. J.
lsG, zoe. NJ. =. 2OG22c.: Nc. 3, lHV~ gle; lambs. ! &c
lHc. Ar~izona-Heayy. ~lOChllc:; average, lsIl'c;
f isaSs.' n ne m '%. n'f f5@ Iyc-i IIaRo. f iHsa, I'M. l &c
loc:: Kansas. fnc and fnc medium, l3El1c:; Kansas,
medium, l6a Sc; Wyomin tne, l2tlic; Wyo
ming. line medium. l5Gl1c.; Wyoming, medium,
l0cGlHc. Utah, fine, l2S SC; Utah. fine medium
| l5S lTc.; Utah, medium. loo lac.; Dakota, fine, l2@
l4c.; Dakota, fine medium. lISlIc.; Dakota, ME-
| dinn. lSs lgc.; Montana. fine choice, l1otlSc.: Mon
l fnna rnR nNaTnlt 4 lar III. MDntnnA n 10
: choice. lBGlsc.; Montana, fine medium average
| lhetl7c,; Montana, medium choice, lpG 4cc; Mon
tana, medium average, ia lsc. low Montana, lSG
zoe; Washington. f,nc. lO@llc.; Washington. IN
medium. l"s Sc: Washington, medium. l+tl5c
| Colorado and New MeXicn-Impruvrd. 100 22c.
coarse AMI carpet. ZIG l0c.; Georgia and Southern
22m2Sc.
EuIcIGn Oct lo These Sern To DAVIS nrices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
Real Estate Auction sales.

AZ the Broadway Real Estate salesroom yesterday
william NJ. Ryan sold No. ~ West lOlst street, near
Columbus avenue. nve.stOry brick nat house, lot 2br
100. |, foreclosure. to William II. scott. the plaintiff,
for S2l, 100; also No. SOC West l4Oth street, near
Eighth avenue. threestory brick dwelling. lot lor
e9.ll foreclosure. to the plaintiff. Gerald h Brown.
as executor. for SS. 800; also No. 8O4 West l4Oth
street. near Eighth avenue, three'story brick dwell.
ing, lot 1899. II. foreclosure. 20 the plaintiff. Gerald
X. Brown, a. executor, for SS.3bO,-
Philip A. Smyth sold No. 1913 East lOeth street,
near Second avenue. twoIstory stone front dwelling,
lot IL .sxl00. 10. foreclosure. 10 Abraham Calm. for
o., 800.
Peter =. Meyer & Co. sold No. 1903 East 1884 street.
near Park avenue. h~ve-story brick nat house. lot 3bx
100. u, foreclosure. to ]. G. Dushfeld, for sS8,O0O;
also No. 252l Third avenue, northwest corner Of
18TH street. one,story frame building. lot 22xlOOK
s0LlOO.2. partition sale. to Edward Brown, for Ss2,'
500.
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold No. III Fast ll2th street,
near Park avenue, fourstory brownstone hat house,
lot 20xlO0.ll. executors sale, to Daniel Fitzgerald
for el2, 100.
Richard V. Harnett & Co. sold No. l22 East 18th
street. near Fourth avenue, twoEtory frame dwelling.
lot l7lXlOO. 10, foreclosure, to the plaintiff. Francis
A. II. Ward, for 5000.
James l.. Wells sold seventeen lots situated In
e3,2 200.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
Real Estate Private sales.

John Trute has sold TO Isaac Stern of Stern Bros.
the four hve.story brownstone nat houses. on lot
ll2Xl00xl0O. liz. on the northwest corner OF st.
Nicholas avenue and l2Ith street. In part payment
Mr.. Stern gives Nos. ia and ll6 East Seventy first
street, two small frame houses. ON q plot 50xlOO.
Thomas Alexander has sold nve lots on the north
side OF l5Sth street. 226 feet east of Eleventh avenue.
benjamin Mannheim has sold for William II. Hunt
the plot. l00xl00,o on the northwest corner OF Cooper
and Academy streets. 5Oxlo0 on Cooper street, with
two-story frame dwelling,
L. j. Phillips q Co. have sold for the William II.
Beadleston estate to Wisslan a Hogcnaues. a plot, 1bK
1901 I. ON tho north side Of 18th street. ls5 feet
east OF Lenox avenue. Flats will be erected,
The Petty. Soulard q Walker Company has bought
from Mrs. Susan A. Monaghan tn" plot, o0LlOO. on
street.
george A. Hampton has sold for the Koch estate
No. s+7 Amsterdam avenue. . hve-story fiat house,
26I8sxl00., II was bought by Katharine Koch In
1897 for see. 900.
Henry II. Cook hos sold to o Mr.. Fletcher tho south
east corner OF Fifth avenue and Seycnty-ntnth street
q plot S2Il00. The price paid was about $4,000 q
front foot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
Financial.
The Union Pacific. Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.

The undersigned. representing n majority of the
consolidated mortgage bonds of the Union Pacinc,
Denver and Gulf Railway Company, Issued under its
mortgage dated April 1, 1890. have been consti-
tuted a committee for tho protection OF tho interests
of the consolidated mortgage bondholders, under an
agreement, dated September 1s, 1897, copies Of
which can be obtained at the ONCE Of the DEPOSIT
tary, Central Trust Company OF New York, No. %
wall street, N. ", or at the agency OF tho Deposit
tary. the American Loan and Trust Company. No. %
state street, Boston. Mass.
Holders OF consolidated mortgage bonds may do
posit the same with the Depository in tho City Of
Now York, or In Boston at is said agency, on or bo-
fore the nrst day OF November. 1897. Certificates OF
the Depository will be issued for the consolidated
mortgage bonds 40 deposited, and an application VIII
be made. "a soon as practicable. to have such oertih-
Gates listed upon the New York stock Exchange.
Dated New York. September IL. 1897.
N. DODGE, Chairman
GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN,
y. TOD.
OLIVER AMEs.
HARRY wAITERS.
HENRY BUDGE,
HENRY LEWIS.
URIAH HERMANN.
Committee
J. T. GRANGER, Secretary.
Ohm 8. WISE,
L. @. HENDERSON. Counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
BUSINESS TROUBLE rs.
ELL OF Sale Given by tho Junior Partner or
Cnasel q Co. Attached by the senior.

ELL OF Sale Given by tho Junior Partner or
Cnasel q Co. Attached by the senior.
1t developed yesterday that the bill of sale
givon by Cassel s. Co., clothicrs. at T53 and 755
Broadway, on Monday to Benjamin g. Co. for
$4,000 was signed by only one of the partners.
Sigmund Weisblatt. the Co." on behalf of
Isaac b. Cassel, the senior partner. Blumen.
stiel s. Hirsch began proceedings yesterday to
set aside the transfer and for the appointment
of q receiver of the property of the firm. Blu
menstiel s. Hirsch said that Mr.. Weisblatt had
no authority to dispose of the firms property In
that way, that the property which was sold for
$40, OC0 was worth S35. 600. that no inventory
was taken, that il was an illegal combination
against MIR. Cassel, and that the object was to
Dust Mr.. Cussel from the store, good will,
and equity OF tho business. Mr.. Weisblatt
could not terminate the copartnership in that
way. as the firm is perfectly solvent and fully
able to pay its debts. Judge Truax granted yes
terday an injunction on behalf Of Mr.. Cassel
against Mr.. Wcishlatt and Messrs. Elias and
benjamin SchattmGn, who trade as benjamin
& Co., restraining them, from disposing of any
OF the merchandise and assets of the firm Of
Cassei s. Co.
j.. j. Ruben. incorporated, Wholesale dealer In
leaf tobacco at l3l Maiden lane, made an as
Bignmcnt yesterday 10 Ambrose 6. Todd.
Morgan :. Roper. dealer in window glass at
396 Broomc street, made an assignment in
Brooklyn yesterday to Robert J. Dickic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
The Union Pacific, Denver & Cult
Railway Company.

To the Holders OF
First Mortgage o per cent. bonds OF the penvers
Texas and Gulf Railway Company;
First Mortgage o per cent. bonds OF the Denver
Texas and Fort Worth Railroad Company;
Funded interest certificates of the Denver. Texas
and 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
forest certificates, and stock may deposit the Same
subject to said agreement with the Central Trust
Company OF New York. the Deposltary named in said
agreement. Alta once, No. 81 Wall Street. New York,
or at its agency. the American Loan and Trust Com
pany, No. 59 State Street, Boston, Mass.
Certificates OF deposit will be Issued by the Depos-
itary in respect OF deposits so made, and an applica-
ton will be made, as soon as practicable, to have such
certificates listed upon the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated New York, s%eptember Is, 1897.
G~RENvILLE VI. DODGE. Chairman.
GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN,
}. KENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AMEa.
HAIRY WALTERS,
HENRY BCDGE.
LEWIS,
URIAH HERMAN.
J. 7. GRANGER, Secretary.
JoHN 8. WISE,
| L. C. HENDERSON. Counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
,icsGo. Oct. 1e.-These were to. day, prices:


NEW YORK, Tuesday. Oct. ~12.-Receirts OF beeves
were 777 head. mainly TO be exported. No trading;
feeling steady. Dressed beef steady ut 1890. y n.
for good TO prime native sides. Cables from British
dressed weight; American refrigerated beef at 1astt
Sac. Y n. Exports to-day, 500 bceves and $500
quarters OF beef; tomorrow, 5l& beeves and $3.50
quarters.
Receipts OF calves. including a few direct. were
Pa head 6l5 head on sale. all told. Generally duh.
but selling values steady. About 800 head were car
ern calves at IS. Dressed calves generally steady.
City dressed veals. l0CIll Lac. y n.
Rcceipts OF sheep and lambs. all for the market.
were l. $50 head; 1Ota cars on sale all told. Steady
but slow. About y cars were carried over. Sheep
sold at S3Se4 y 100 Ds.; lambs at 85&S5.50.
Dressed mutton. SO 7iac. v n. dressed lambs, 7sS 2c.
Receipts OF hogs were 1907 head; 1877 head on
sale. Firm at 81. 25CG S4.o0 y 100 ms.