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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-08-19
the note of G. E. Rittenhouse, at one
time an officer of the Peoples Bank of

time an officer of the Peoples Bank of
St. Paul, and for $1,000 was knocked
down to Attorney B. H. Schneider of
st. Paul, for about $3.50, after it was
clearly shown that Rittenhouse was
hopelessly insolvent. But that is the
only bid of the kind that was confirm
ed by the Court. The bid of Judge
Bowers for the John N. Jones note,
whereby Mr.. Bowers offered between
so and 20 per cent. of it's face value,
was disapproved, Judge Bowers him
self stating that he was of the opinion
that the face could be collected by
reason of an equity in the Jones farm
in Westline, this fall The note of E.
A. Pease was bid for at little more
than 50 per cent. of it's face but Judge
Weber concluded that with Mr..
Pease holding county Office that the
face of the note could soon be realized.
All of the bids for the school district
orders, about so per cent. of their face
value, and nearly all offered by the
Knopfs, we're turned down by the
Court, who was of the opinion that
they we're worth their face or nothing
at all.
Just what will be done with the re-
mainder of the paper cannot be deter
mined at the present time. But it is
extremely probable that the assignee
will be ordered to advertise for new
bids for the same, with the hopes of
getting spectators to increase their
prices, or else the assignee will be al
lowed to put them up at private sale,
in which case minimum amount is
liable to be fixed by the Court. The
assignee, in the meantime, is expected
to force collections on all of the paper
on which collections can be made this
fall, with the hopes of having as little
of it put up at auction or for private
sale as possible before new bids are
advertised for.
If the collaterals improve in value
as we'll as the equity in the Turrell
farm it is barely possible that the es-
tate will yet pay $50, 600 Into the hands
of the assignee fol-: distribution, etc.
The Northern Trust Co., now insol-
vent, has several thousand dollars be-
longing to the estate.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-08
THE MINNEAPOLIS CARNIVAL

During State Fair week, a great car
nival will be given in Minneapolis free
to all. The attractions include street H.
Nominations, Band Parade, Coronation
Concert, Carnival Parade, Gorgeous Pa
rade of Floats, Fireworks, Flower Pa
rade and Battle of Flowers, Fire Depart
ment Parade, etc, Grand week of sight
seeing and festivities. Half rate tickets
on sale by the Minneapolis & St. Louis
r. r.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-08
Half Rates to Minneapolis,

via the North Western Line. Excursion
tickets will be sold for trans reaching
Chicago, September 8 and 8, limited to
September Is, at one fare for the round
tllp, on account of National Encamp-
ment Sons of Veterans. Apply to agents
Chicag" & Northwestern R'y. IS
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-08

These homesteads are located ii the
best part Of the Canadian provinces and
open up great prospects for settlers
For particulars apply 70 BENZ Davies,
E164 +. Third Str, S.. Paul, Or inquire 81
q. M. Johnson, New Ulm Review.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-08

Professor Dunbar Of Tufts college de-
clares that while sojourning near Eli
OFT, Me-, some days ags,, he shook hands
with q veritable ghost. The professor
evidently met the late Mr.. Arthur Sew.
all Of Maine. Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-08

Miss Susan B. Anthony, When, asked
recently to tell Of her love affairs, SAID:
81 never had any worth telling, for there
was not 4 BIT Of romance about any Of
my affairs. i always said, ike The old
maid, that the man wanted would not
have me, and those that wanted me were
10 bad that the devil himself would not
have them. So
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-08

The st. Louis Post Dispatch has OBJ
tanned the first interview from Mr.. Bry-
an on the return Of prosperity. He says :
'sWheat has risen because the foreign
crop has been exceedingly short
.'The fact that silver and wheat have
parted company will cause no dlsmay to
those who understand that the law of
supply and demand regulate the price
of both. s
ssNothing can better disclose the weak
ness Of the republican position than the
JOY manifested by the republicans over
events for which their administration
and their politics are in no wise respon-
sible.''
IF 1.-THE republicans desire to claim
credit for the high price Of wheat, they
mustla assume the esponsibility for the
famine in India
sA general rise il price should be sol-
lowed By . rise in wages. s
Mr.. Bryan says that the JOY over The
increase Of money from wheat is evidence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13

might Be expected to use. and are moro In
tent on suppoftinG their peculiar doamas than
they are on discovering and teaching the truth.
The politicians who pretend 10 . knowledge OF
finance are still worso. We have q Comptroller
OF the Currency laying down financial Law. who
cannot frame q correct profit and loss
account Of the results OF Issuing Govern.
ment currency, and who porverts the
facts TO support his preconceiyed ideas:
tho Chairman Of tho House COMMITTEES on
Barking and Currency discusses the obliga'
lions OF the Bank Of England without having
studicd lite charter, and the Secretary of the
Treasury proposes amendments to the National
Bank act without being familiar with the pro-
visions of the act as II stands. AS to the college
professors, both In this country and in Great
Britain, who have written on the currency ques-
tion during tho last four years, scarcely one
fails to betray an ignorance of facts, which
deprives his conclusions Of all title to respect.
Out OF the chaos OF conflicting financial ideas
which now prevails, a complete and orderly
science Of economics will undoubtedly. at last
emerge. just as modern astronomy, chemistry
and reology have emerged from the confused
mass Of theories in which they originated. Until
that time arrives, people will rightfully with
hold their confidence from tho selfnppointod
leaders who demand unconditional surrender to
their guidance. Questions OF finance must and
will continue, in the meantime. to be questions
of politics and be the subjects Of political de-
bate. 1t Is well that they should he. for only in
this way can conclusions be reached which will
|. satisfy those who are to act upon them. II the
conclusions arc correct experience will confirm
them; IL they are erroneous experience will
demonstrate the error, and thus. step by step,
the nation will reach firm ground and rest
there. MATTHEW MARSHALL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13

The AUDIT COMPANY
OF NEW r
Equitable Building, 12O Broadway.
Extract from Bylaws OF The Audit Com
pany of New York.
ARTICLE XIV.

ARTICLE XIV.
EXAMINATIONS TO BE CONFIDENTIAL
Section l. The results OF all audits and examina,
tons made by this company shall DO treated as
strictly confidential by both the examiner and the
manager OF the Company. In all cases. unless other
wise directed or requested by the applicant, the re-
ports OF the Company shall be made in duplicate.
one to be delivered TO the applicant and the other to
be sealed up and retained by the Company.
Sec. .. In no case shall the ate report so re.
tanned by the Company be open to the inspection OF
the directors, onicers. or employees OF this Company.
nor shall the contents lie made known except upon
authority OF a resolution OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Company.
Soc. 8. Each onicer and employee OF the Company
who shall participate in making examinations or
sudits shall. on entering the employ OF the Company
make oath IN It he will not d!vulgo any Information
obtained by him In the course OF his employment re.
lAtinR TO audi q or examinations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13

UNITED sTATEs and STATE BoNDs IN 81, 00osL
Open. HIGH Low Clos
Sales. Nams. ing. eel. eat. TAO.
1000 U s Is. =. leo7l1sS llea 1l2S 1871
5000 U s Is. r. o25.129 l29 1879 l2e
$1,000 Us 4s.c. 1895. 1894 lps 12eS 12o
10000 U S bs r.....l14h LAG 11dh 115
5000 Brook W L eslo6s 1862 lo5a 1864
100000 Tenn Set b.. 9o< elh eob OH
1000 Tenn Set $751;. 90 90 90 90
$4,000 Va II d 2.9s of
lsol........ ees esh ees esh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13
THE SUN. MONDAY. 4DECEMBER rs, is97.

sais.. Naus. Sae. est est tHe.
Mol so 7 Ss...... 7oh 71h 7oh 71h
Nm . N lisa lolsls9 lep 192 iee
q Nil n lst. lelolslh l2lh 1917 1917
nneL iSt...196h 1891 1907 1897
n Ls en- bs..1ls l1e lis lle
Nor Pso 1st o....1lo 1le 11o ll9
Nor rso Ter lst..1o7 LOT 1o0S looh
30 Nor Pao lst r....1leh lloh 1loh lleh
1l3e Nor P prior -. 90 oAb 90 edS
1909 Nor Pao gnl Do. 69a olS 6eN eos
10 Norf q W. N IN iStleos 1904 lsoS 1904
ese Mort 4 W en- a.. 77b TN 77is TN
ANYHs LIST 2 90. .1o6 o 1oo loo
gnl..... SO SEA- 80 9o%
lNY& Lack LIST. TAI 1A1 q 1dl
ON Cent en-, ls9elo6a 1864 400 1864
NJc Cen Enl De, r.l1l 111h ITO lilo
az NJ Cen gni os...l13 l13 ll2h ll2h
IL Cent LIST, c...lleh 11eh 11oh 11eh
81 N.Y. hA stL ts.lo7 LOT loeh 1oet
AZ Nor n n of Cal o. ON eeA ON 9eA
10 Northern o Ist... 90 90 90 90
19NY.N = q
deb ctfs.......lAoh lA1 1Aoh lAl
3Nwsfbs......1ll III III III
IN wex As.".".lo6S 1867 1861 1865
90 N W gold, @ ......ll5h ll6a 1851 lisa
gold. r......1l6h 116h 1l6h lisa
3N deb bs, so yrll6 1l6 116 1l5
10 N W deb % IS yrloes 1oeh loeh 1907
100 ts.. e6h OF 9 ooa
eNY,o&wc en- Os.1o7 1911 1o7 lo7h
10 Ohio q Miss cn....lo3 1o3 lo3 103
SO Ohio 4 NJ LIST sp dl OF 1881 lo2 lo3a
leg Or N Let. ....l16h 1l6s 1851 1l6
223 Or re- Is. ...... e2a e3h o2t %
ID Oregon S L os....l23h ia 1881 1897
2s6 ST. en- os....... ees oea 9 8
liz o L inc a....... Ssh 90 90
SO Or s L. inc b.. 80 39L 40 3oh
80 Ore Imp LIST. tr..loo 1oeh eeh 1917
80 Or irp IS. Sd p. d2s d3a 42h A2h
Is ON q st L ist... s5h SO IS IS
8 Pac of No lst...lo2+ lo3s 1924 1881
8 Pac Of No ad.....loo 100 100 100
81. E LIST. Ed.lol lol lol lol
8 PEG & East ist... 76 70 76 76
ga Penns <as, r....ll4 1lds ia l1dst
"a Penna <as. .....115h 1854 ll5h 1854
SO Pitts q wn lst... 8 TN 76a zen
1eP, C. O q st L
Abs. ser B.....lllS lllh lllh 11lh
2P C LIST en- esl Id ia ia ia
sP.s&LE Ist....lo6 lo6 1861 1861
Q Rock Isl ex os....lo7k 1917 1o7h 1917
lao Rock Isl e1 IS. r.1o7h lo7s 1o7h 1919
l47 Rock Isl deb IS. ..loeh lo6S 1907 1861
8 Ri 4 DIV ist.....124t 124h 124h 124h
A6e Read Eni Is ...... $50 $50 IS $50
l6e Rio q W Ist."... s2S s3h e2 cav
27 Sci val& n E As. SO 30 80 80
9 St p q MINI en-. ..135h 1861 1857 1861
81 So Pac Of Cal en-. o3L Cd OCH o2a
80 So Pac of N NJ lstl osh 1852 losh 1887
8 So Pac OF Ariz lstlOA lO4 o lO4
stP&MAMex4s % 30 90 90
/ st Ma en- es..12o 12o 100 120
stP & Ma en- 4hs.lo7% loS lo7a lOs
3 St Ma LIST, D ex.121 lei l2l 2
ST st p Ma 2d"....l22 lee 12lh 1917
10 stL as p Trust % o6 o5 o5 e5
stL&sF edo lB.ll4h llAa ia ll4A
IL S F ed. clC114e l14's Has ll4S
81 St S r snl cs"l1s1 l1e 49, 1882
200 st La ST gl os..lo4 lod+ 1o1 lo4N
9 stL&s +s..... 74b T5h 74is 75h
5sP LIST ss""."~.lo3L lo3h o. lo3t
9 st P gold. ........l4l l41 l4l l4l
9 St p snl 4s.....lo5h LOG 1851 lo6
div. 1854 1851 1851 1861
8 st p lst.C& Mr5sll4 l14h l141 ll41s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13

bEAbhD PROPOSALS WILL BE hECElNbD
by the Comptroller OF the City OF New York. at
his ONCE, No. $50 Broadway. in the City Of New
York. until
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December, 1897,
AT . LOG r. W..
for tho whole or q part OF the foliowingdescribed
REGISTERED BONDS AND STOCK OF CITY
OF NEW n
bearing interest at three and one half per cent. per
annum. to wit:
o.. SO. poo 90 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF H
AS ADDITIONAL DOCK
isgS: Interest payaole May 1
.e7s. ~ OF coNsoLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. KNOWN
AS SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS"
Principal payable Nov. J., 1910.
Interest payable Nay 1 and
o1s, $50. a. coNsoLIpATEp STOCK OF TIE
CITY OF NEW YORK, STREET
AND PARK OPENING FUND
STOCK. Principal payable No.
vember /. 1918. Interest paya-
BILE May / and November !.
200. o 90 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK FOR RE
NUES. Principal payable No
vembcr 1, 1915. Interest paya-
Bile May l and November l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13

Surplus s29. 1884, $50 sls.ss7.42b Dec. %. 2s6. b9b
The surplus a year ago was $31 zoe. $50 and
two years ago S1S. 39l 1928.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. offer to investors an In
teresting selection of railroad bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13

SCNDAE, DtC. tt.
The Treasury balance at tho close of business
ON Saturday was 1927, 1914. 100, OF which $685..
100. 2l2 was gold.
The imports of general merchandise, includ-
Ing dry goods, at the port of New York last
week were 90. $50. 432. against o. .A2s.5O7 tho
previous week and Ss,517,4l2 for the CORE
spending week of last year. The imports Of
specie for the week were 9l07, 2l7. Of which
S&2, 1896 was gold. making total specie imported
since Jan. l $16. 133. $50. Exports of specie
were: Gold. S21 ,305, and silver. $685. 2e. o
total of $919, 1874. against S965 ,751 the previous
week. The exports of specie since Jan. 1, have
boen: Gold. $29.l 4A. 77s. and silver, 50. 879.-
532. a total of $74,O24.3 $40.
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13
THESTATE TRUSTCO.,
100 Broadway.
Capital and Surplus. $1,000, 00O.

Acts ms trustee. ReGlsirar. Transfer and kia4
cal Agent or Corporations. and as EHeeaioV3
administrator trustee. Guardian. and CommitN
tee or Estates. Legal Repository Tor Court naQ
Trust Funds. TaLcs Fall Charge OF heal anO
Personal Estates. Interest Allowed ON Deposito
FRANCIS s. BANGS. President.
" " / THESHoLn' Vice. Presidents.
MAURICE s. DECKER. Secretary.
II. n. Treasurer.
II. b. BERRY. Trust Onicer.
TRUSTEES.
Willis g. Paine, Henry Steers,
Henry II. Cook, George W Quintard,
Charles X. Flint, Forrest II. Parker.
W. l.. Trenholm. Charles Scribner,
william h. Kendall, Charles L.. Tiffany,
Walter s. johnson, George w. White,
Joseph n. Hgllock. Perciyal Knautb.
Edwin A McAlpin, Francis s. Bangs.
Andrew Mills. Francis Lynde Stetson.
william A. Nash. Thomas A, Mcintyre,
George Foster Peabody. Edward y. Poor.
j. ID. PrObst. Arson a, McCook,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS TN 81. ooos).

bS Austin q y W lt 80 BV2 30 B05
g B'y& nth Avc en- ISL go 100 100 40
2O Bait & o. P br....1Oo 100 100 ZOE
8 Bur. c r 4 n list. 1907 och 1907 1907
2B.CR&N.ctos.1o6 LOG log 1o6
2o5 Brooklyn t Ga. co., e2S 90 90
so Brook W & W 5s. esh 8 eea eek
"a B'klyn FL LIST. tr. 9Th g e1h 81
SO Brook I'm Gas 5s. l1l5 l12a 1115 1929
8 Chs & o en- IS, Fill 1l1a11l III
go Chs & o en- IS ....l12a l12a 1l2 1l2h
le3 Chs 4 o gnl <as. SO% s1k o sos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13
9.07D.4AO.Os
oOO.OOo.O 90
CONDITIONS

provided by Section l4e of the New York City Con.
solidation Act of 1889. as amended by Chapter l03
of the Laws OF 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock will 30 accepted for
less than the par value OF the same.
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller In
money, or by a certified check drawn to the order Of
the said Comptroller upon a State or National Bank
Of the City OF New York. Two Per Cent. Of the
amount OF the proposal. including premium. No pro
posal Will be received or considered which is not 40
companied by such deposit. All such deposits will
be returned ny the Comptroller to the persons making
the same within three days after decision as to the
highest bidder or bidders has been made. except the
deposit or deposits made by such highest bidder or
bidders. II said highest bidder or bidders shall re-
fuse or neglect, within five days after the service Of
written notice of award to him or them, to pay to
the Chamberlain of the City of New York the amount
OF the stock or bonds awarded to him or them at
their par value, together with the premium thereon.
II any. less the amount deposited by him or them. the
amount of such deposit or deposits shall be forfeited
to and be retained by the City Of New York a. uqui-
dated damages for such refusal or neglect.
The Comptroller. with the approval of the Commits.
sioners Of the Sinking Fund, shall determine what. II
any, part OF said proposals shall be accepted, and
upon the payment into the City Treasury of the
amounts due by the persons whose bids arc accepted,
respectively. certificates thereof shall be issued To
them as authorized by law.
The proposals. together with the security deposits.
should be inclosed in q sealed envelope. Endorsed
proposals for Bonds OF the Corporation OF the City
OF New York" and then inclosed In q second en-.
velope, addressed to the :. Comptroller OF the City of
New York"
For full information see THE City Record"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-13
.Sitmueial.
GuarantyTrust Co.
of New York.

Of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET
CAPITAL. . . . . . S9,oo0,OoO
sURPLUss . . . 00,ooo.oeo
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTION, n ADMINISTRATOR, TARE6
ENr1RE CHARGE or REAL AND Prr-
eoNAL EsTATEA
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPosH1n
subject 10 chequs or on certificate.
STERLING DRAFTS ON L PARTS on
GREAT BRITAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF cREpiT AVAIL.
ABLE IN L PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL 7 OF CREDIT issued
WALTER O. oAKMAN, President.
ADRIAN 1sELIN, JR., Vice President. 2"
GEORGE r. TURNBULL, ID Vice. President.
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Bee.
J. NELSON BoRLAND. Asst Treas. spd 60
JOHN oAULT. Manager Foreign Dept
Q DIRECTORS
Samuel D. Babcock, Charles n. Hendnrnor.
George +. Hnker. Adrian 1seiin. Jr.,
George b Bowdoin, Augustus d. JniIiinpa,,
August Belmont, Janice N. JarvIe.
Frederic Cromwell. Richard A. MsCurdys
Walter n Gilletta. AieSanter Il. Or.
Robert Goe1et, waiter q. Onkmnn.
q. @. Haven, Henry n. Rorarn.
oliver Hartman, II. Mex. Twombly.
n somsrs Hayes, Frederick v. vandorbinn,
william c. whitney.
LONDON BRANCH. ',f
IS LOMBARD STREET. q. Q. e.
F. NEvILL JACKSON. SECRETARY.
Buys and sells exchange on the principal
cities Of the world. collects dividends and cou-
pons without charge, issues travellers and CONF
mercial letters Of credit. receives and Pave
interest on deposits subject to choqno ut aisht ~
on notice, lends money on collaterala, deain In
American and other Investment secuHtics. an1
oHers its services AZ correspondent and financial
agent to corporations bankers and merchantas
Bnnk ers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK, Limited 7h "
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK oP -
ENGLAND. Limited,
PARIS BANK. Limited.
Solicitors.
FRESHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS. No.
London Committee.
ARTHUR Ohm FRASER. CHAInnAM.
DoNALD c. HALDEMAN.
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SinAnfiaL.
FOR
319o Bonds and Stock
OF THE
City of New York.
Exempt from taxation by the City and
County Of New York.
Principal andInterest PayabIein Gold.

EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS. ~aUARDIANs.
n OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS r
AUTHORIZED BY AN ACT OF THE LEGIsLA-
TURE PASSED MARCH II. 1889. TO INVEST
IN THESE BONDS AND STOCK.
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HinnnfiaI.

100000
Chicago, St. Louis q \. 0. Sold 3hs
Gusrnstssa ~ lliine,s Cessral n n
100000
Michigan Central "hlr Line" list Mtgo. IS
$4,000
NlOhlgan Central LIST Mortgage Is
$4,000
H. y, \. \. Q Mari. Convert. Dehont Is
$4,000
New England R. R. ist GoasOL Sold IS
Guar. by N. ". n. ". q uartrOrd n. n
$4,000
Pitts. Mek'port . yough'H lst htge. IS
euar. ~ L. sh. 4 Mich. south. a ~ Fits. q
Lake Erie Railways.
Sl25,O0O
Chicago q Northwest. ny Cons. Quarterly To
$4,000
NIL, |. Shore West. R'y lst Mtge. Gold IS
$4,000
Northwest. Union R'uay LIST Mtg0. Sold Is
eusr. asa Assumed BY Chic. a n. w. R'way.
$4,000
MeAomlRse River R. B. EIten. LIST Mtge. rs
oua. = Assuura By Chi. a n. west. R'wny.
$4,000
Albany 9 Susqush. R. 4. Cons. LIST Mtge. 6s
Guar. Sy Delaware & Hudson Canal &c.
$4,000
Morris Q Essex R. R. LIST Mtge. Is
$4,000
Morris & Essex R. R. ConsoL Mtge. Is
Guar. by DOL. Lack. a West. N. n.
$25,OOO
n. Y, lack. 9 Western R. R. LIST Mtge. s.
Guar. BY DEL. Lack. 4 west. n. q.
$4,000
Syracuse, Bingham. G. n. y.R. R. LIST Mtge. Is
Suots oy Del.s hshch. q west. u. II.
$4,000
Chic, 81. P, Mlnn. 6 Omaha R'y Con. Mtge.6s
$4,000
Eric Railway ConsoI. Mtge. Gold Is
$4,000
Chos. Q Ohio R. R. LIST Mtge. Q9Il) Gold IS
$l5O,OOO
Chic, MI. and St. P. RlN. Div. and ConsoI. rs
Convertible int Preferred Stock or the Co.
$4,000
Chic, NIL . St. PIC. & P.W.Dlv.) Ist Sold SIS
$4,000
81. l. and S. Fran. ID (noW Ist) Mtgs. Gold IS
$4,000
NASH, Chat. and St. Louis LIST Mtge. Is
$4,000
East Tenn, VIrg. and Ga. Cons. Mtge. Gold IS
$4,000
Penn. \. R., (Maln Llnel Con. Mtge. Gold As
$25,WN
Pitts, Fl Wayne 6 Chic. LIST and I'd Mtge. Is
Guar. by Penn. n. n
$4,000
Allegheny Valley R'y Gen. Mtgs. Gold As
Guar. BY Penn. n. II.
$25.OOO
CIeVe. and Pitts. R. R. Gen. Mtge. Gold 4is
Guar. BY Pean. r. H.
$l50,O0O
Philadelphia 9 Reading ConsoI. Mtge. Is
$25,OOO
J Third Avenue R. R. LIST Mtge. Gold IS
$4,000
Edison Elec. III. Co. Of n. Y. LIST Mtge. Gold S,
$4,000
MetropO. EleL R. R. (of n. list tge. Gold 81
These and other Prime
Securities
FOR sAL nv
Goldman, Sachs & Co..
81 NASSAU STREET.
Manhattan Trust Co.,
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Sryetcn for Sfinoco
% lcpenoe Yegrapelic

er uberettiget itor hos publitum. s
be f~oregaaenbe Qurbunoreoer blep
Stinbso og be fire 9sostegn meget
oistuteret al 2Ggerne, ogiua Der / Nors
ben; nu beitiGftiger be fig omtrent lite
mere oermeo / Grtjenbslie al, at Stins
beo prattiit talt ingen Rolle ipiQer,
men oesmere optat berdf er publis
fun, bpis meoicin'te Q~n'tuelier gjerne
er ct Ndrbunorsoe Glore enb Q9gernes,
og i9rlig be ieniationslpItne lIoens
lanbIte QpiIer pirrer Oerfor Itdoig fine
2RIeres Santaii og 5ortiGrligbeo for
ben r9oielsfuloe 8pIen peo at biIte op
meo alebdanoe Rsperbiitorisr ON les
penoe begrapeoe; Ell par ilige sdur M
ogiaa gjennem ben norite presie, %
bet fan oerfor life bore afpeien at abb
bare G9Ierne mob at f9ite nogenioms
belit Qio til benz, bpor talentfulot till
libspRttenoe be eno er ldpet.
Der tjenoes maaife life engang ct
eneIte piosnitubelig tonitateret SilfGlbe
al "Stinosb" &c: en- 8pale, bpor ielp
29gsn life fan paabiIe 2ipstegn), enos
iige at lepenoe gegrdpelIe meo 8iens
o~ppaagen; be man9fOloige Siitorier /
So~urndliiter, bells leie Hp9ter, Der lite
taaler 8ritit
Ser / Norge bar pi oesuben en- i9r>
lig 8uranti / ben alminbelige Stit,
at 8sgrapelIen fsrit fslger flere 0age
efter Seoen, dnperleoes / iDblige
Qdnoe.
Der tienbes ba ptitnot beler intets
Ipm6elit nprit 3ilf9loe at leoenoe 9es
grapelie, ON Der eno gaar Rpgter ON
beslige 5enoelier.
Gn ipeciel 4nleoning til 5eiltugeIier
bar man unber Goleruepioemter; bet
bomber unoerttoen, at Ell Tolerdltgs
MhuItler eftsr 9sben tr9tter fig
Iammen, iau 2igets Stiqing forans
ores, boiltet 81. a. / Ruslunb bar git
anleoning til Oiloe Rpgter ON 8egras
Oelie at lepenoe og oerpeo enoog Ill als
pOrlige Sptsier fra ps6elens Sibe.
s alle Samlinser at ilige SiitOrier er
Der berfpr pgiud nogle fuu aoleras
epioemier.
5rpeten er, iarlig fer / Rorge meb
Dor iene gegraOelie, grunblss, men
plages mar al ilise 9anter, ba fan
man 10 Blot paalagse fine sft~srls0snoe
at labe en- 8 q g foreta 2igipn; ban
pil altiO msb Sifterheo tunne dfgisre,
ON man ogIaa er "rigtig osb." -
"Qunosb[."