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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

The balance earn ID In 1895 for dividends was
sl753S55, against S673,G57 in tho ten months
and four days during which the new company
operated the lines In 1897 The rail lines were
operated for BIS per cent Of the earnings. ana
tho water lnes for $3.50 per cent. on gross
earnings % 81. 500 All the company had. incud-
ing It's miscellaneous income total revenue
Of S30IQ $50 available for interest charges, etc.
and II is 10 be noted that the surplus for diNl-
dends named above. Sl.TI3.Sj5. Is after deduct
ing over $4,000 for depreciation ~ water equip
ment. The dividends deducted from the lN9N
income included 3 per cent dividends on the
preferred shares and per cent on the common.
The extra ! per cent on the preferred is ac-
counted for by the provision that per cent
shall be paid the preferred shares In any
calendar year before anything shall he paid on
the common. The apparent overpayment on the
preferred will right itself in the current fiscal
year.
The condensed comparative balance sheet
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Sept 81. p m..-American securities
opened weak in response to the decline in New
York yesterday. and remained dull and inactive
during the rest Of the day The closing tone was
dull Last prices were: Atchison 1874: Canadian
Pacific. SS7s. ST. Paul. 1928; Illinois Central
115s.: Louisville and Nashville osA Union "a
cinc preferred. 6I1s; New-York Central l2of.
Erie 1412: Pennsylvania, 6oas Reading V7s'
Erie LIST preferred, 37a., and Northern Pacific
nreferred 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
Following are the posted rates OF the leading
drawers OF foreign exchange:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Oreans -
Commercial, 81 % discount; bank, SOC. premium
Charleston-Buyins. par: selling. NC premium
San Francisco-Sisht, l1hc. telegraph, 2oc-
Cincinnati-Over the counter par: between
hank. 25c discount Boston. 6@6c. premium
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1-16c discount: selling. 15c
~ 81 600 premium Chicago-10c. discount.
BANK cLEARINGs.-New-Yor k-ExchangeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

there has been no increase in the amount a
stocks and bonds.
The statement of traffic totals shows the
following:
Tons carried ........ 35Gss25 3,23s.906 al on
Tons carried mile Oi0 I02I LOTT 591 229lS 430
Passengers carried. l.4JI.54S 13aI53 liO03
Passengers carried one - .o.-oo sos, ooo
These results were accomplished with d..
crease OF 440,964 miles in freight-train mileage
and q decrease Of IA 026 miles In passenger.
train mileage. The average rate per ton Der
mile for freight was OBS cents. against Osa5
cents the previous year and 11O1 cents In 1898
The work Of gradually improving the Property
was continued throughout the year and was
paid for from the proceeds OF the sale Of secu.
rites held by the company. The company haa
paid from net earnings the remaining car trust
paynents to the Missouri Car and Foundry
Company. amounting to SS6.s99. and reduced
It's equipment notes by S15l.5l1 In the year
rs miles were completely ballasted and 81 mile,
additional we're partly completed; III miles
were relad with heavier steel, and ls2. miles
OF new sidings were constructed.
The condensed balance-sheet as OF June 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
STOCK VALUES RECONEh.
MONEY MARKET EASIEh.
FURTHER LARGE GOLD IMPoRTs-boND'
FIRM.

Closing prices yesterday Of the pr'noipal "S',
securit.es and ne; changes from lueSu"'
tations we're as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

Ac, cash bal .sis $50 OH itoo $50 DEC 81 ~
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Customs re-
cents reported from Washington. Sl2lb."''' IN
ternal revenue receipts. >I!SSih. ana me HlS
cellancous receipts Sliu3l; total Government
receipts for the day. Sl.s59.2@ expenditures
50 265 900 Receipts for month 70 date. 80
no7 3o4. expenditures 500. 1853 600 excess Of ex-
nenditures 50 100 691 Receipts for the nsca'
wear to date. S113227. 100: expenditures Slo'.-
277l93: excess OF expenditures. S'4,""''''"
Receipts OF National bank notes for redemption
yesterday. S11S.3So
SUB-TREASURY.-T Sub-Treasnry WE
debtor at the Clearing House 81 aS1Nl' It's he'
,oos y, balance was Sl43GlG made up nv a
loss in currency OF SlO7.3i3 and loss In coin
Of s36273 The days operations Included
Receipts $500 $50. payments. S6"4,3l2' re-
suI,,ng in a general balance Of 1924 N"i 800 con-
sstng Of s167 .2o7 800 coin and S2''6S''oi' cur
rency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

The general balance sheet as ~ June 30. 1888
sbows. Assets-Cost Of road, etc, S9,S92,A5
other permanent investments, sl6',aoo; cash on
hand. s31. 40: open accounts. So3l5; materials
and supplies. S1292O; sundries. 500; coupon
accounts. s4.115: total. $l0.114si2 Liabilities
CAPITAL. S5OOOOOO. funded debt, S4.5Ol2OO;
interest on funded debt. S4333l; Interest on
floating debt. S36s: rentals due and accrued.
So OBS: taxes. Sl4.Sl3; loans. $3.50, l6O; accounts
payable. S3l $50; sundries. $3.50 coupon &C
counts. SALE special accounts. S"sS4o' SUE
nense accounts S54 953: profit and loss. surpuA
Sal 600: total S1O.114.S42 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
SECTPITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sol" 'e' -.
auction at the New-YOrk Real Estate
nv Adrian II. Muller & Son:
shares Syracuse B ., S anu 1921
IN oo, Iichnond Raj way and Electric oInp my
mortgage per cent "hds' "u' ''o' ... COZ
January and July. .,,,,y 20
II shares Manhattan Fire insuranc" tothIfnn .t -
20 shares Coney Island and Brooklyn S'r'e' NM o.o
road company .,,r,srca ....... 201 4
Is shares Natl"ra' ihlN 215
10, shores Eastern Elevator Company OF hu"'''' 9,
per share ~,
10 shares Texas and Pacific Land Trust - al.
10 shares central Fireworks company p"''r.r -, WI
share United states Mortgage ana Illus %,
Company .-.....-.......' ''''' ''''''''''
Outside SECTRITY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS.
(r.rorteI by e. l. Hudson & CO.. No 30 wall ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
1Eu1GH AND NEw-ENGLAND.

shows .o.o, ,,.,,.ct
Asse,s-Cost Of road. Si9io,52+; equipmen.
S2o3l2. bonds Of other companies s->"" oa'A
on hand. ST34; due by agents. Sl'lo- open on
counts. 5000: pref, and loss 'dehc'eno',
60 SOS: total. s2Ol999. Liab!lities-CapAS.
81 5ooO0: funded debt. S4oo""' auu" u,.
,.oucbers and payrolls S9272 loans ana DIE
ravable slo7.7l9: total S2.ol9,99l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
Of two DAYS ago. compared with the last pre-
cedIn0 statement. gives the following balances;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
LONG ISLAND ELECTRIC.

The general balance sheet as OF June 'o
shows: ,oeo
Assats-Cost Of road and equipment, slHS'
Az supplies and materials. S3i9; open &c.
courts 81. $50 cash on nand Sl,'5o pront anu
loss deficiency, s11.415; total. Sl2Is39o' LA
b,lities-Capltal stock, common. s""o"o' tunu-
Cd debt $500 900: loans. $4,000 interest, quo
and accrued. 50. 759; accounts payable ssS'o4o'
,o,a, 81 O7S 3a5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
si.3. Jos .o5s sl43. 47o. 2ss sss2, a;
ROCHESTER, RAILWAY.

The Rochester Railway Company reports 10
tho wear ended June 81:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS
The report OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway Company for the year ended June 30
shows an increase in gross earnings Of $56S022.
and decrease In operating expenses Of xl5a,Ol3.
and an increase In net earnings of $723,955.
After the payment OF all charges there
surplus Of S474 757 against a deficit OF $140.353
in the preceding year. The income account for
three years shows:
1897. isDS
eros, earnings 81. O38Ds7 &l14Is3l5 s2OtI.238
Operating expenses T4y.si& SOSl.52l s.iS2.3si
Ne, eern,ngr ~ sssi7i7s s. 3o6 T9t 81, sis
O,hcr income ...,... $4,000 6o.OoO
Totals ... s3si7ii3 s3ba3 704 81 oa3 03s
Interest and rental. . 800 $50 1883 LAT 3427. 100
Surplus ........... Sl6393 'slse353 $500. 700
Adjustments a2oiG
Final surplus ........ Si6.3a3 'Si40353 $474.7
sDehcit
The company Is free from floating debt and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
PHILADELPHIA STOChS.

-Ex dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales. $4,000 cou-
NON 4s ~ 1907 at 11119: $4,000 coupon rs at
112A and $4,000 IS when issued), at looA'
Final quotations follow:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
QULN.INE
For Inmates of
the Jail.
OF GRIP
LAS Seized the BoarderS at
Summer Street.


There is an epidemic of Ia Crime
mara ..,.,,-,,,-..f..
......., 9poNe.i vi as VHe
Sup at the summer street Jail, and
for several days nearly sixty of The
prisoners have baan bsrl,ine Iil,a dogs
.-........., - '''N0 uOs9
''''s4'ils Iouuiy ana spending most OF
their time blowing their PROPOSES and
wipiug their optics with handlxarcbiefs
that bs,.. 1, e,,5 >.
III ii'sii9u W men
lAousHIIul Jahor, General Chamberlain.
Thursday the disease first made its
appear9pca inside of tba n,.isop wallis
A LONG term nrieonaT onn7n3anoe6 70
bark and in a fau, boI17e sb95,-,5 nloi,,l,,
that the maIadv had a firm, min nnoT
him Friday several Others Shaved
grin svmprGms and nv sunday niabt
fully So men We're on fine siclI list
Yesterday morning Dr T. p Wood
ward. the prison physician. found mat
he had his hands fnIl ana ali dav he
worked among The men irving to re-
Heve their sufferfnps.
MANY pounds of 9Itninp both in nil
and powder form were delivered at fha
Jail early Yesterday morning. Other
remedies that Are supposed to release
the grip from an afflicted persons svs-
tenn were also sent to the institution in
large quantities.
The keepers had all they could attend
to. and lust before the dinner hour yes
terdav Deputy Master Washburn was
stricken with the malady and was
Obliged to 20 to his home. Other Off
ciaIs are also slightly afflicted.
AT present there are.S2 inmates at
the prison. 1t is thought that it will be
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Tere Haute Visited by TWO Million
Dollar Blaze.

Dollar Blaze.
Terre Haute. Ind, Dec. 19.-The worst
fire in the history of Terre Haute took
place tonight, causing a loss Of nearly
$2,00000O The blaze started in the big
show windows Of the Havens 6. Geddes
Company, wholesale and retail dealers
in dry goods and notions. The cause
is not definitely known, but it is sup
posed that a live electric wire set fire
to the cotton with which the window
was decorated. The fire spread to the
decorations of eyergreens in the store,
and the building was wrapped in flames
in an incredibly short time.
The fire started at $50 o'clock, when
half the employees of the Ravens &
Geddes establishment We're at supper
There was a force of 800 and more in
the retail department OF the establish
ment and had all been present, the
loss of life would have. been frightful
Kate Maloney, a clerk in the notion
department, sprang from a window in
the second story, and sustained inju-
ries from which she win probably die
Miss Luella Ferguson, clerk in the
same department, jumped just before
Miss Maloney, but was caught by some
men who were watching for her. She
is internally injured, but will recover.
Louis Kramer, the trimmer, who was
in the show window when the fire
started, was frtghtfully burned about
the head and arms. When rescued
from the burning building, he was in
sane from the pain and begged to be
killed. Fireman Austerlin Walsh and
Shay We're badly injured in the falling
floor in the Albrecht building, and are
row in the city hospital. The fremen
worked admirably and there were
many narrow escapes among them.
At IL o'clock tonight the fire was
still burning fielcely in the rear Of the
United States Baking Company, but
the firemen had the fire under con-
troll
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
THE ARMY BILL.
Tho House Military Committee Votes For
Only Lieutenant General

Only Lieutenant General
Washington, Dec. I9-The House
committee on military affairs held an
executive session today to begin con-
sfderation of the bill to increase and
raorganize the army The committee
oor beyond sections / and ., and the
Sa9tures in these sections are consid-
cred settled. ..,.z
were NOT on party lines. The only party
5ivision was on the motion Of Mr.. Hay
ldaml of Virginia, that all troops
ahove 10000 be confined TO those re-
@,,frad for foreign service. The motion
fsilad the republicans voting against
~ md The democrats for it. Among
tha important provision standing in the
sartions passed is that FOR one Ieluten-
an+ general. In detail the Organization
IN me sections beyond which the COM
,l,ittae has passed 10 for an army con-
rjetina of one lieutenant general, SIX
aI,,' generals u brigadier generals,
10 i3aeiments of cavalry, corps of ar
+iiIe1,y and 30 regiments of infantry, the
va,fous staff bureaus, 20 posi- chap
1ains The record and pension office, the
,,si list and the staff of the mill
Ian, academy. Section ? provides for
,a,S organization into u troops
forned as three sduadrons OF four
.tronps each.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
SPANISH CABINET.
1t is Likely That the Ministers Will Resign
Today.

Madrid, Dec. LIT is semi officially
announced that the Spanish ministers
will place their designations in the
hands of the queen regent tomorrow.
The friends of both Premier sagasta
and Senior Montero Rios declare they
are in full accord on all questions Of
policy.
The most discussed solution Of the
crisis is a Sagasta ministry, to include
among its members General Weyler
Senior Robledo and Senior Canlatas v
Mendez; a Montero Rios ministry, com
prising representatives Of the differ
ent groups Of the majority, or a Mar
tinez de Campos ministry, including
Senior Silvela and other conservatives
In the event of the first or the last
the cortes will be dissolved
Senior Montero Rios had a. long con-
ference this afternoon with Duke Almo-
doVar del Rio minister of foreign af-
fairs, to whom he handed the peace
treaty documents. Lieut. Gen. Maril
captain general of Madrid, is about to
issue a proclamation closing all the
Carlist clubs in the district and it is
expected that he will also order the
suspension Of all Carlist newspapers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
ON TO AUGUSTA.
The President and Gen. Wheeler Make
Speeches at Milledgeyine, Ga.

Milledgeville, Ca, Dec. 19.-The pres
idential train stopped here on its way
to Augusta. President Mckinley ad-
dressed the crowd from the rear plat
form of the train, saying:
1T is to me q very great pleasure to
greet the citizens of A1fledgeville, the
old capital OF the state of Georgia. In
my journey through your state, 1 have
been received with a real warmth Of
welcome. and assure you that it is
appreciated from the depth Of my
heart l am glad to know that once
more in this country, north and south,
all the people of all sections are ami
mated by one purpose, one aim one
hope for a common destiny under the
dear old banner of the free and moth
ing gives me more satisfaction than to
feel that, as the president called by
the suftrages Of the people, [ am per
mitted to preside over a nation rich
with glorious memories of glorious
deeds, now united in an unbroken ana
never-to- be- broken union. [ have
great pleasure in presenting to you
Gen. Wheeler
Gen. Wheeler was cordially cheered,
and spoke as follows:
My fellow seems hard
ly proper after this beautiful address
from the president of the United
States, for me to detain you for one
moment with any words of mine. 1t
gives me pleasure which 1 cannot ex-
press to have had the privilege by in
vitation Of the president, to visit the
south with him. 1 was so glad the
president accepted the various invita-
tions from the people of the south to
come among the people to see them
face to face. to see the wonderful de-
velopment they are making, how they
are bringing their resources to the
front, and how they are developing
their hidden resources in such a way
rs to add very much to the wealth of
our nation.
II am glad the president has brought
with him his cabinet. l am glad he
has brought with him the distinguished
commander of the American forces in
Cuba-Gen. Shafter."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
JURY DISCHARGED
1t Gould Not Agree in Verdict for Sem
ator Kenney.

Wilmington, Del, Dec. 19.-The jury
which held the fate of Senator Kenney
was discharged by Judge Bradford at
430 o'clock this afternoon without
reaching a verdict. The jury had been
out over 10 hours, having retired Fri
day evening at o'clock.
Judge Bradford in discharging the
jury expressed regret at their inability
to agree. It was his opinion that there
was sufficient evidence to warrant a
verdict. About 10 ballots were taken by
the jury. On the first they voted eight
for acquittal, three for conviction and
one blank The next 10 varied slightly
from these figures, and on one they
stood 10 for acquittal, and two for con-
viction. The last ballot was the same
as the first District Attorney Wander
grift will report the case to the de-
partment of justice at Washington and
await instructions as to his further
course. Although Senator Kenney will
say nothing concerning his second mis-
trial. his friends profess to be much
disappointed as they had expected an
9cCuittal.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20

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9nnlaI,so ''''
Tbaro WON, t,,,1 oous r,. can
vvbaoior "Iit+i. ia H., ro.. . as he
,,a, affe,,+i+r.,t.I1, iii "a, ,aeno1d-
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Gov eII,st,,. ,,.,- ,,.,,.t ooI1od 60, and
aiT. ,.T in va, 80 +i,ii a,+i,,sios
IL rooarti tam : ~ ,,,t 5osar,,iner Of
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IA ana p,o,, h, fror5 w S,n+iaeo a,er,J
me ~ i'tT bo,, o.,' 49,, 5o,o as
bic eea,or 'T'', Io,,,'i,.,g,, Al - vii
iine. ~ 90 ,, th'i,. IL. fn, tbai,
noTnt,,,, a,d +l'i+Ln,It 49, If rayigrd
49, ~ MtSi'oUI ly'G u ~, , o.
1,9ier,t 800 rri,a a,,ti,,,ios,1, ,yitt
vbidL +L 1 ~, r-i+ed
Statas h. a, ,l'i, So tb,,,iiC,t
ne Ienet 1r apd hraeG+ of +l'in oo,nt,,y
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
LOCATION OF PORTLAND.
Breaking of hngio-American Cable Re-
garded as a Clue in the Search.

SNsANN 80 q SiNO IA tiiG ObalCUs
Boston, Dec. 19.-The breaking Of the
Anglo-American cable during the fore
noon Of November u, the day of the
great storm, which break has since
been located seven miles off Peaked
Hill bar, Cape Cod, is regarded as an
other clue as to the location Of the
wreck of the Inflated steamer Port
land.
The cable steamer Nina picked up
the off-shore end of the break this af-
ternoon, and after buOying it, left the
work of getting the inshore end Of the
cable and splicing the two, until to-
morrow. 1t will not, therefore, be sur
prising if, when the steamer finishes
her work, there may be some new de-
velopments as to the whereabouts off
the cape, of the remains of the much
sought for steamer.
The Anglo-American cable which
lands at DuXbury, comes from St.
Pierre, Miquelon, running in by the
north end of the cape between Race
point and the Stell wagon bank, which
is about six miles off the end OF the
cape. The cable IS used as a loop be-
tween this country and ST. Pierre, at
which latter place messages are re-
LAY ~ ONGt AiiC 1ptiS NlDlE " lIElhllCl.
On the morning of the great storm
the cable operators at Duxbury sud
denly found their communication with
st. Pierre cut off. The electricians, af-
ter a careful testing located the break
between 20 and 30 miles from the Dux-
bury end, but owing 10 the fact that
the Nina was at work on the cable
near St. Pierre, her services We're not
obtained until last week She left Hal
flax Saturday afternoon and arrived
off Cape Cod early this morning. 1t was
the work of only few hours to pick
up the off-shore end of the cable and
establish communication to ST. Pierre,
and from that point TO this city, but
before a message could be sent to the
Nina regarding indications of any
wreckage, or as to the nature of the
break in the cable the steamer had
buoyed the end of the cable and left
the work of splicing it until tomorrow,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
All Misunderstanding Have seen Re-
moved Between The TWO Countries.


Reading. Eng. Dec. 1s.-At the
opening Of the Wellington Club here
today, the Earl of Sel6orne, under sec
rotary for the colonies. discussed at
length the foreign policy of the gov
eminent. In so doing. he maintained
that the Marquis of Salisbury's man
agement of the relations between Great
Britain and the United States alone
entitled him to the absolute confidence
of the country The under secretary
pointed out the change which had tax
en- place from three years back, when
both countries were discussing the pos
sibilties Of war. which change would
not have been possible except for the
cool, firm far-seeing way IN which the
premier had deallh with the Nenezue-
Ian difficulty Continuing, the Earl Of
Selborne remarked, "A very simple but
very great thing has happened. A mis-
understanding has boon removed. The
people Of the United States had not I'M
derstood Great Brita.n's real feelings
toward them Now they understand
them. That is all, but it is immense.
Great Britain has not proposed to
use the United States For her purposes
any more than our friends across the
Atlantic have proposed TO use Great
Britain for their purposes. Where our
interests are identified We may hope
for cooperation When one country
has an interest and the other has none,
we may hope that -he country not IN
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
MARSHAL BLANCo.
The Former Captain General of Havana
Reaches Spain.

Alicante, Spain, Dec. 19.-The Span
ish mail steamer Villa Varde, with
Marshal Ramon Blanco, former captain
general of Cuba, Gems. Pernal and Te-
ioda. Coils. Cevallos, Pagliery, Tusser
and Domenico, and several other Off
GERS of lesser rank, arrived here today
from Havana. Marshal Blanco landed
without incident, and evading the
crowd which was awaiting him, took
the train for Madrid, after sending the
queen regent a telegram of devotion
and receiving from Senior Sagasta one
of welcome. He declined to discuss
the Cuban campaign but appeared
greatly affected
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20

New York, Dec. 19.-The battleship
Massachusetts was hoated into dry
dock No. at the navy ward today to
receive the repairs made necessary by
her contact with Diamond Reef off
Governors island on December 10.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
TIE WEATHER.

washington, Dec. l9.-Forecast tor
l"e7ua}In in southern portions. warmer;
n,55t 'v,ariable winds, becoming easterly
any ts,s .tt New York: Rain. beginning as
f4tSt.i :, rorthern portion, warmer in nor
SHOW , Norton brisk to northeast winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
IN LIQUIDATION.
Three More Boston National Banks Took
That Step Yesterday.

Boston, Dec, 19.-By vote of 8136
out of 10000 shares, the stockholders Of
the National Revere Bank today voted
to go into voluntary liquidation at the
close of today's business. r. NJ. Sal
ronstaE and Neal Rantoul were APP
pointed agents in liquidation. The first
dividend of so per cent in liquidation
was declared payable Dec 20.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
BARNUM'S WIDOW MARRIEs
AGAIN.

New York. Dec. 19.-The World to-
morrow will say: Phineas r. Barnuna s
widow, his second wife, has taken a
third husband. Her second was Dem
etri Caldas Bey, a Greek. He died
Sept. %. 1896, while his wife was in this
country on visit, Now, accordinc 10
the cards received by her friends in
this country she has been married to
Lc Baron Alexandria Orengiana. a.
French nobleman. The wedding took
place at Paris, Dec. s.