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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
TOOK LEAD AND HELD 1T.
Boston Win in First Three Innings Yester
day.

Pittsburg, July 15.-Boston took a big
lead in the first three innings today
forcing five runs on seven hits, and Pitts
burg's good uphill work was not quite
good enough to prevent defeat. Tame
hills play in centre was the only feature.
Attendance 210O. Score:
Pittsburg, 0 Q Q | Q 2 5
Boston, 2 3 o. Z
Hits, Pittsburg, II; Boston. 49,
Errors, Pittsburg, j.; Boston, 2. Bat
teries Hawley and Sugden; Nichols and
Bergen.
Chicago, July 15.-Dr. Pond pitched in
great form today He allowed only five
singles, but his good work was offset by
ragged support, especially by Jennings
Innings:
Baltimore, i Q 2 Q o O. 5
Hits, Chicago, s; Baltimore, 8. Errors,
Chicago, o; Baltimore, g.. Batteries,
Griffith and Kittredge; Pond and Clark.
Cincinnati, July 15.-The Senators
knocked Ehret out of the box in the first
inning today. Rhines was substituted
in the second inning, but he Jared no
better, being pounded all over the lot.
Attendance 1900. Score:
Washington, 8 0 0 0 2 0 Ole
Cincinnati, l 0 O 1 OIL 1 1 O. S
Hits, Washington, "A; Cincinnati, H..
Errors, Washington, Q; Cincinnati, l..
Batteries, King and Farrell; Ehret,
Rhines and Peitz.
Cleveland, July 15.-It was pitchers
battle today between Young and Payne.
Honors were about even and base run ,
ming won for Cleveland.
Cleveland, 90 0 OF Ga
Brooklyn, 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Hits, Cleveland, 6; Brooklyn, 8. Err
rors, Cleveland, Ii Brooklyn, g. Bat
teries, Young and thinner; Payne and
Grim. Attendance, 1900.
St. Louis, July 15.-Today's game
between St. Louis and Philadelphia was
played in drizzling rain Attendance
700. Score: rs
St. Louis, o o o O o o o. 0
Philadelphia, 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 x Q
Hits, St. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, Z.
Errors, st. Louis, Philadelphia, 2.
Batteries, Donohue and Murphy Orth and
Clements.
Louisville, July 15.-The Colonies
could do absolutely nothing with
Rusie's delivery today and were shut out
Attendance 500. Score:
Louisville, 900 o o. 0 o. O
New York, 0 l 0 o 0 o O-1o
Hits, Louisville, 6; New York, g..
Errors, Louisville, z; New York, o.
Batteries, Miller and Butler; Rusie and
Wilson.
National League Standing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Now Lewiston Speak Up.
Bangor Commercially

Bangor may have a chance to see the
troop of cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen,
Burlington. VT. which will make the
practice march from that post to Port
land and attend the New England fair,
President Beal of the Eastern
Maine State fair, recognizing the fact
that the presence of this fine body of
mounted soldiers would be great at
traction this year, has decided to ask
Senator Hale to request of the war de-
partlnent the same favor for Bangor that
has been granted to Portland that the
troops may be ordered here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
RACES AT WooNsOcKET.
Marred by a Serious Accident on the
Track.

Woonsocket, R. L., July 1.-two acoi-
dents, one of them serious, mar ed the
races at the riding park today. In the
third heat of the 2.3s class, Sairey Camp
stopped Sport, causing Pruit and Athens.
who were close behind to run over the
team. Guilles, the owner and driver of
Pruit, was thrown to the ground and
picked up unconscious, while Pruit ran
three times around the track before he
was caught. Guilles recovered after few
minutes. In the next race Daisy Morrill,
upset her driver Slavin, but he escaped
without injury. The summary:
232 CLASS-TROT AND PACE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
National League Standing.
New England League.

Taunton, Mass, July 15.-Both Wich
and McCafferty were batted out of the
box in the fourth inning today and Gall
lagher received a severe Furnishing in
the eighth. Attendance 500.
Taunton, 8 Q 2 So 0 4 Obs
Pawtucket, 2 0 0 1 o. 9
Hits, Taunton, II; Pawtucket, 49, Err
rors, Taunton, 9; Pawtucket, T. Batter
les Wich, Weithoff and Burke; Cafferty,
Gallagher and Burke.
Brockton, July 15.-Sayres held New
Bedford down to three hits today The
home team won easily. Sechrist, while
not hit hard, was very wild. The score:
Brockton, 0 2 o 0 0 K Z
New Bedford, o 0 90 0 2 o. 8
Hits, Borckton, Z; New Bedford, s.
Errors, Brockton, q; New Bedford, g.
Batteries, Sayres and Rollins; Sechrist
and Murphy. Attendance $50.
Newport, July 15.--The feature of
today's game was phenomenal one
hand catch by Stephenson after long
run and later throwing the runner out
at second for double play. Score:
Fall River, y q U 0 K
Newport, 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 l. 4
Hits, Fall River, 8; Newport, s.
Errors, Fall River, 5; Newport, 4. Bat.
teries, Flanagan and McManus; Hawley
and Crisham. Attendance 600.
Cumberland County League.
There is good prospect that base ball
interest in this city will be revived to
some extent by the formation of Cum
berland county league which is now un-
der consideration. 1t is the intention to
form circuit Of five clubs comprising
the Murphy Balsams of Portland, the
Irons of Ligonia, the South Portlands,
the Cumberland Mills and the Saccarap-
pas. The disarmament of the Maine
league has left a considerable amount of
good material available by which these
teams can be strengthened and first class
ball playing assured. The managers of
the different teams will meet in this
city sometime next week and schedule
of games will be arranged. 1t is proposed
to make the schedule run up to about
labor day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16

Toronto, Ont, July 15.-The Epworth
League owns Toronto today. All day yes
terday the delegates to the big convention
came pouring in. This morning brought
its additional thousands till the streets
are crowded with old. and young
visitors. Decorations lend their charms
to the principal buildings and a general
holiday appearance has spread over the
city. The reception committee have had
Q busy time getting the different delega-
tions placed but their arrangements were
few exceptions, comfortably placed. The
opening meetings will be held this after
noon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Nominations Confirmed.

Washington, July 15.-T1,e Senate to-
day confirmed the following nominations:
sui general at Guayaquil, Ecquador.
To be consuls: Paul Long of New
Hampshire at Sherbrooke, Que; T. W.
Hossford of Iowa, at Trieste, Austria
Geo. j. Corey of Illinois at Amsterdam,
Netherlands; Edward H. Osmun of
Minnesota at Stuttgart, Germany; Joseph
g. Stephens of Indiana at Plymouth,
Eng.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Nominations Held Up.

Washington, July 15.-The effort of the
Senate to dispose of some of the contested
nominations on the executive calendar
which it was agreed yesterday should be
made today proved futile. The Senate
went into executive session early in the
day for this purpose but Senator Harris,
who is anxious to secure consideration of
his Pacific railroad resolution, refused to
yield for the executive calendar
The contested cases were all, therefore
postponed and upon molten of Mr.. Harris
the Senate resumed legislative business.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Bad Fire at Hyde Park.

Hyde Park, Mass, July IA fire oc-
CURED in the town today which caused a
the livery stable of J. G. Chaddock, and
the flames made good Roadway before the
AreInen arrived and the building was
totally burned. The fire then spread to
Ryan's stable and two other buildings
occupied by blacksmith and carpenter,
hlch were burned to the ground. A
e.}vrling house was also considerably
Il. .naged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Latest Marine News.

Baltimore, July 15,-Cleared, schooner
John B. Coyle, Portland.
Belfast, July 14.-Sailed, bark Belfast,
j5alAousie.
fowley, July 14-sailed, bark Michelea
Portland.
Philadelphia, July 15-Cleared, schoon-
er +. G. Alien, Gardiner
Perth Amboy, July 15.-Sailed, schoon-
er Lena White, Kennebunkport.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Death of Richmond Man,

Augusta, July 15.-Ansel D. Blanchard,
for many years a prominent citizen of
Richmond, died at his home at Iceboro,
Wednesday night. Hisrage was about 81
years. Mr.. Blanchard was prominent in
town affairs, having served on the board
of selectmen and being member of the
Republican town committee. His wife
survives him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
schooner Ashore at Maohias.

Machias, July 15.-Arrived, schooner
Clara E. Dinsmore, Brown. Boston.
Schooner of about two hundred tons went
ashore in the gale last night on the east
end of Cross island. 1t is supposed to be
the George e. Dale of New York, coal
laden, The crew was saved and tugs
went to the wreck today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16

Phillips, July 15.-The incessant rain
of the past two days has caused consider
able damage to property in this vicinity,
while all the streams are full to overflow
ing. A million and half feet Of spruce
logs belonging to Dole and Stewart of
Portland were swept down the Sandy
river yesterday
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Got to Fight Us.

London, July 16-The Post in an
editorial on the Sherman dispatch says:
Every Indication points to the certain
ty that Great Britain will be compelled
to fight for her existence against the
United States as soon as an American
government believes that war can safely
be begun. In such a stipulation war can
not be averted by justice nor by good
will"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Schooner Picked Up.

Boston, July 15.-The schooner Dick
Williams, bound for round Cape Cod
from Bangor was picked up off Nahant
this morning by the tug MP. Doane and
lowed Up to the city: The Williams
a aCsd I'd b nur ths Doane Vas leaking
Slightly. She will be repaired at East
Boston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16

Thousands are suffering exoruciating
misery from that plague of the night,
Itching Piles, and say nothing about 1t
through sense of delicacy. Instant re-
lief in Doan's Ointment 1t never fails.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
Gale stayed with Calais.

Calais, July 15.-The heavy gale which
began yesterday lasted through the
night and did not suhside until noon
today. Telegraphic communication
was not resumed until this afternoon
No great damage was done except to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
The Day Was Perfect and Attendance
Large-Fast Mile by Marion Mills.

Detroit. Mich, July 15.-For the first
time since the blue ribbon meeting be-
gan the weather conditions were today
were above suspicion and a pleasant day
brought out 5000 people. Arthur V.
Cation of Chicago, saw his colt Caid win
the four-year free-for-all trotting class
in straight heats, and also saw Red Seal,
a colt bred at his stock farm, take rec
ord as three-year old of 2.1o 1-2 in a
winning race.
Marion Mills gave a wonderful exhibit
ton by pacing alone in 2.04 3-4, second
faster than her record made at Bosto n,
two weeks ago. The summaries:
Four Year Odds, Trotting,
Purse $500.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
MYSTIC RACES.
Resumed After Two Days PostponemeDt
on Account of Weather.

Nedford, Mass, July 15.-After two
postponements on account of rain, the
Mystic park July races were started this
afternoon, two events being finished and
four heats paced in third. Louis Vic
tor won the first two heats in the 2. 10
trot, then acted badly and Kate It,
scooped three in succession and the race
Maggie III won the 2.19 pace in three
straight, Hallena Duplex being a good
second each time.
The 2.15 pace was split up between
three horses, the heats being close and
showing excellent time, darkness causing
che races to be put over. The summarizes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16

Judge at Law, blk s., Mcdonald. dr..
Time, 2.15 IA, IA "a, 2.15 Ia, 215 ID,
2.19 ga.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16
DETROIT BLUE RIBBON.

lme-2.23 IL, 2.27, 2.26 10.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-16

Free -for-All, Four Year Odds, Trottint
Purse $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
gGftes &dpiteG.
Ser Il eberfaGl.

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mann in befen &ummer.
sd bOffe i%ntdnOigit," fagte Der 2eBtere,
ben &aiten berbprnebmenb, Der Ietnen Ser
tanten entbieIt, rih bOffe initGnbigt, baB bic
8efir9tungen &uitdn 8enfon's grunblos
iinb, Sd fabre II audi f9on cine Iange
Rei6e bon Sabren CUR See, babe a6er nod
ME gebOrt, buB Die paIagiere inb emp0rten
unb bus G9iff in Sef3Iag nubmen."
n0as CLAUDE i9 Sbnen, Oerfebte Der 0otz
tor. SIS 1T uber nibt gu Ieugnen, baB biefe
3ebn cine unanseusbme, Derbd4tige 9efeuz
f9aft iinb."
r@tnisc 6abon gefaltn mir o~lerbings
niht. 9teIer @dlbpeq iiebt 10 aus, uls
fDnnte er nm Elm 9olbItiid 8ater unb Mutz
ter umbringen, unb mas 9abenire imSraum
f9pabt, bas biirfte getpiB BEL Sage niht laut
tperben. Burn, Mafters unD @efton bagez
gen i4einen mir gang quite &erle gu fein."
@r Iegte Die 6unb uuf ben pOlierten, breiz
edtgen &aften, pie Inn ni9t gu Dergeffen,
tpesbal6 er gefommen mar, uno bltdte fin
nenb Dor ii4 nieber.
Sin ieItiamer, Elm auBeror6entli9er 3uz
ftano, in Dem mir uns befinben," nabm Der
0Oftor ipieber bas @ort; uaber ie mebr id
barber gri6ele, beito feIter tpirb metne
lleber3euSung, baB bier peniger 9efabr, dlS
Ginbiloung unb Sur9t o%orliegt. Inter uns,
Scr. Matt6ens = Der &apitdn trGgt felt
tur8em cine 9eiabarteit CUR S4au, Die -
nun, Die minbeitens fein gutss 3eihen 1T,
@r Fat feline fe43ig Sabre auf benz &iden
uno Elm 2e6en boq BON Nnitrengungen un5
9rungiaIen auer Dirt binter fiA. 9a3r
tommen felt elmer Iangen 8eibe BON Sabrsn
ale Die 8eranttportli9teiten, Die elm S6ifisz
fi6rer gu tragen bat. sic perben mir aus
ge6en, baB er Die gep0bnGi4 fOl4 einem
Manre augemefene 3eit Der 9bdtigteit unb
bes 0ieuites beretts iiberidritten fat. Se9=
zig Sabre bereuten auf See fopiel, pie u9t5
Si3 Sabr am Ganbe."
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Gteuermann BEL, auf Die 1br febenb unb ben
Sertanten berausnebmenb. Seine @eoan@
fen naren bereits an 9ed, mo- bemnG9ft Die
Come genommen perben muBte.
.Obns Srugs. @eI4en Eat1 ion man
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Die Spcrdiuber.
Gurtiebune.)
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Gortiebune)
n8el9er Dirt ftnb Sbre 8efiir4tun9en,
8apitdn?" fragte Der @teuermdnn.
n@ir finb Elm rei6es @diff, unb i'd
fir9te bic ab1t8ten biefsr Mdnner," anti
tportete Der alte 6err, aus Dem Se1el fprinz
genb unb baTtig aufz unb ablaufenb.
Mattbetps T6ruubte bic Nugenbrauen in
Die 6D6e; er mar augenf4einli4 ettpas f9tper
BON 8egriffen.
r@asa" ritf Der 9ottOr bal6 flHfernb.
Isle 9lau6en, baB Die 3e6n nit Dem pGan
umge6en t0nnten, fid bes S9iffss unb Ieiner
2abung gu bemd9tigen9"
r@tiu! I'm @Ottespiuen!" 3ii6te genIon
i'm ar. rSaipObl, Oas fir4te i@! Ser Wafz
fenbiebftubI 1T Der Mnfang eepefen = qbsr
i'd tpeiB nibt, tpie i'd MiB Manfel banrit in
8erbinOung bringen Ipu-"
Gr blitb iteben unb prebte bic Sanb gegen
bic @tirn.
n@ber feline Slide bierbon gu einem an
bern!" gebot er mad elmer Pauie, tpGbrenb
pel9er Der 9pftpr unb Der @teuermann i6n
nit itodenbem Nt6em angeitarrt 9atten.
SIS tDnnte ia mod INNER m0gli3 iein. baB
ib mid irrte."
lin 8er3eibung, &apitdn." fagte W1attz
Reps. r9arf i3 meine &nft9t Offen aus
fpre9en?"
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rNenn sic Sur3t begen :"
uBas?" fubr Der aIte 9err auf. sd
Sur9t bestn9"
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9aar begann fi4 gu itrduben.
SD ppute fugen, tpenn sic 8runb 5t Del
8efiir9tun9 BADEN, baB iene Gentlemen mi
rduberii4er Nbfi9t an 8orb getommen Itnb
10 muB man fe unf4dbIi4 MAIDEN, ebe fl
l1ngIiid dnri9ten t0nnen."
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9oftor.
pSie fimmen alio nit Scr. Mattbeip;
iiberein?" fOrf9te Der 8upitdn.
~9epiB; feline SOlgerung lift bur6aul
GO9ii4,"
u@ie ratben mir uIio, auf bGoBen Ser
ba4t bin biefe 3ebn pafIagiere. in @i1en 81
tperfen, tie bret pber bier Mprate lana in Sc
fan9enf3aft gu baIten, nur neil i9 9runl
our &r9tpObn gegen ite gu baben CLAUDE :
unb auf Die 9efabr bin, bon ibnen 6srnad
9ert9tlt4 btlangt gu perben?"
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blide mad.
rSie buben mid rufen Gafen unb mir be
fObtn, S6nen meme Nnii9t gu 1ugen," er
tpiberte er bann. r@ut. Meine Nnfi6t III
baB sic bic Pfli9t baben, bas @8iff uni
feline 2abung, bDr a1em aber bas 2eben be
pafagtere unb Der Manni6aft na9 better
Grdften 81 6etaa6ren unb gu f9iiben."
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CUR Antunft in @nglunO gefangen ieBe?"
ySapo6l."
vQtuf bIoBen @erba6t bin9"
Der ate 9err fteqte itb gang bi6t Dor Der
Steuermunn bin.
nSatpObl," pieberbOlte biefer fet.
8enfon fpieg unb trat auf bic Seite.
sd min mir Die Sadie iiberlegen," faat
sr naA 1ungem 9riibeGn. vNu9 Sic beib
tperben mir ben @efalen t6un, ales nod elm
NAL reifli9 in @rpdgung gu 5ieben. @teG
Ist9t t0nnen mir 2tft nit Gift betGmpfen. :
Mein @Ott, 1T iemaGs Elm S9iffer in foI9s
Gage gepefen, fpie i9!?"
@r fab auf feline u6r.
SD pdre Sbnen banf6ar fir ieben Rat6
fir ieben @inf."
Mit bieien @orten nabm er 1einen Ger
tanten aus Dem &aiten unb ging, gefoGgt 0o,
ben anbern, an 9ed.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
3pDlftes &apitel.
S / 6 10 a If e n.

I'm Otefelbe 3eit itri9 burcp biefel6en Sc
langfum unb i@perfdatg cine fleine,
ate 8rigg 0abtn.
@ruu unb blei9 fties Der Sag iiber bern
Ocean berauf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

utu4ll2 tlIlp+uIS'
0ie1en bate 9ooIes 6iGferuf aus Dem
@6luf geT9redt. 9Or6en0 mar er aufs
gefabren; bas 9er3 po4te ibm in ben Sbren.
cSebt b0rte er Subenires @ebriiu; ba1ttg
fpranq er aus Der 8oie unb legte Die &lei0er
an = ba brad Weiton berein.
IS 1T por6ei, Mr, Mattbeps," fagte 5ies
Ter, ben gepoloer er9ebenb, pbleiben sic ru=
biq bier. @ir baden bus S9iff genommen,
9ie Mann16aft ftbt u1ter @9lOB unb 3ie=
oel. gdtden sic ith in Oas llnDermeiOliGs
- bic Ga6e 1T lange ni4t 10 f4ltmm, Die
Elm @9iff6ru6."
en- elmer Der nd9Iten Rdmmern fre}f9te
cine ssrausni timme; Elm 9epulter, als piirb'
elm Men-6 Die &anietreppe binabgepOr=
fen, tputbe b0r6ar; tpieber ert0nte 0oDsni=
res 6tierqs6riiG unb bann 8urns anttpOr=
TENDER STUFF.
Ser @~teuermann mar bel benz 4nbGId bee
aeDOlOers gegen Die &Oie 3%uridgepro1t,
n4amG6t;ger!" risf er. rWoasn sic unS
ale ermorben9"
uNur NIT SsSbnen 81 ptaltbern fam i9 ni4l
FER, MattEms", entge9rete 8eiton. r@rs
rnorben min sic niemanb. sic iino Elm Ju=
ter 8erl, mir 4mDgen sic letben, 6us pifer
sic; t6un sic uns nun au9 ben 9efaaer
unb bereiten sic ,ns feline S@pterigteiter
- I6on in Sbrem eigenen Sntersfe", f6lof
er, mutt einem be3eidnsnben 8lid auf Der
GebOlDer.
Der 5tsuermunn itanb in benz matter
! g@ein feinsr tIsinen @anblomps rsgunss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13

reserve Increased IT'S and Government secuss un
changed The proportion OF the Bank o, sngianas t.
servr 10 liabilities which week 44tD per cent IN
move 81 ~ per cent The Bank Of EnglaDds rate OF
count remains LnchaLSed per cent Inc amount VI
,,Itor yisbJrs m from the Bank England on balance
day 5000. .-,,,s. oo,rs1
70 m.-The market for American s"curi'es op.'.,
firm continued all day. Buying was oi,sy 80 -,
arbrageurs The close firm and the demanh soou'
oosos for both money and the i12's Atcrison
10: Canadian 1916 St Paul 96z.: Illinois central los,s
ex d,vidend io,sville G2l. Mexican Central new u.s.
G7l4 New YORK Central no. Erie is,4 Penns yan
ordinary 20 Bar fairly active at 2osd per QUINCY.
Money ,. per The rate - discount IN tne open
market for both short three months bills IL Ia per
cent =. D..,, o,
paris Aug I2-The weekly statement Of the Bank of
France following changes compared Win
the previous account Notes circulation decreased ".
francs accounts current Increased H.
rs 600 francs gold hand increased "2oow" francs,
bills discounted decreased 81 10000 francs ana SILVER "
Rand increased go coo francs. 49, .,
n m-Threc per rentes. 10J francs ~ confines
ne Exchange on LONDON. ID IiHtT i'71
.en checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS
y esicrday. To Ia,
ThurslaN. AUGUST Pm.

Many spectators marvel at the advance in
stocks and worry good deal because they
cannot put an end to the advancing tendency
Their argument that the advance has been
great enough IS not based upon a clear und.r
standing OF the actual business and financial
situation. and they forget that rccupcratio, has
just begun among the railroads in mills and in
manufactures. There has not been n time in
many years when conditions covering sto.kmor
ket speculation were go favorable for the bul ole
mcnt, and II is not 10 be supposed tina, with all
factors in their favor Important marker inter
ests intend 10 lose their grip a: this iuncture
They were kept out OF the market In the las,
few years by reason OF the business depression
bankruptcies. loss of confidence AMI financial
panic They have had long walt To recover the
losses Of recent years. but this summer has rra
sented the opportunity SO long looked for. and AL
though profits 50 far have been large there IL
no evidence that the bull elcmenr is satisd.d
nor is it to be supposed that. with values at tho
current level, considerable profits cannot vet Inc
worked OUT and advantageous iuvt stm"nts rnods
That there Is no diminution IN the Investment
interest in the market is proved by the exceed
ingly heavy volume Of business transacted daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
Minor liabilities 26.0i3223 2t.32so"s De- Ioo--
Actual cash bal S22s 1914 $50 1927 I9S2 Dec Si"'

Minor liabilities. 2sois22a 2s.oos Der 1eSs 70
Actual cash bal s22s 1914 $50 1921 1875 No Dec So'"i
Customs receipts reported from washington
to-day were S23S 80 internal revenue receipts
$500 Al, and the msce. aneous receipts SD lVl;
total Government receipts fer the day. ThoI'''''
expenditures $1.11400O; excess Of eXnendltuSes
SJ21 ,O.3. Receipts for the month 10 date 81,
$50 expenditures. S13.206.Un; excess OF ex
pendltures 81 45J 40 Receipts for fiscal year
10 date S4G117 01j: --penditures. S63.3b9oS:
excess Of expenditures. S16J2SJ.3 Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption to-oas'
S4924j:,
The sub-Traasury had debit balance al the
Clearing House Of SSH 49, and its net loss on
balance was ST. ISS91S. made Ip by loss IN
coin OF S2SI re and a loss in currency oi 81
pol tJS go
o53 1873 ard payments S4.442.051. resulting in a
general balance of $2OS,:Dl. 500 CONSISTING Vi
$50 80 U93 in coin and SJI,IG''o' currency
The Stock Exchange Committee on STOCK l-i9t
has added TO the list S3g'oOW first morteaEe
frty-year = Der cent currency bonds. N"",l"|
consolidated mortgage fOrty-year - per cent xoiu
bonds. and l3.I>0.WO capital stock OF the west
Chicago Street Railroad Company:
An agreement has been made pctNcen l. u
( Wormeer Nv the Committee If Madison square
Garden second mortgage bondholders consist
ing of Isidor W0rmser. Charles 7. HarprcK anu
John : Ti'ney with view 10 protecting the
hordholders' interests in the proposed re"reah-
zation # the Madison Square Garden company
Pon1hOldcrs are requested To deposit theh -
curties with l. & s Wormser. ana payment "
I per cent AT tho time of deposit Is required" i"'
necessary expenses.
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T. IN An WANTED by responsible party
Up bOsVJO a loan for years at ~
on unlisted securities ~ vhu" SUFFICIENT 10 protect ana
satisfy. PHILLIPS WELLS Tribune Building.
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OFFICERS \
j. Edward tddtcks.
sylvester 4. Everett.
BENZ. ButterwOrth.
T.. T.. j. GuynOr.
Charles n. kittinRer'
Ex-GOv. j. IL. MrGraw
Camille Wcidenfeld.
Charles r.. JudSOn.
James q. shaw.
John LauGhlin.
Julius Inn m bers.
gen. r.. ". Carr.
Thomas ". Lawson.
George -. kittinger,
PhiIO ID. Beard.
j. VI. IBuxtOn. VI. E..
George \. Kelly.