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Resve. e2ls 2ss 800 S2i7, Ios 900 Dec. q 80 800
Re've I'd. 1873, 468.s7b lS4.67O.95O Inc. ,2l4o75
Surplus e84, 7sI,t2b 882 24s7,o5O Dec.sq, sl4, $40

surplus So1, ,ISl,oEO N3s,4SfoOU Dec.ts,Sl4,oIo
The surplus a year ago was SOL, ,63s.225 and
two years ago S36.sls.a75.
&l.25O,OO0 first mortgage Y cent. 50-year
gold bonds OF the syracuse Rapid Transit Rail.
way Company are offered for sale by Edward c.
Jones s. Co. and Townsend. Whclen & Co., at
lOl and interest; The net earnings o: .he road
for the six months ending Dec. 81, 1897. were
nearly 100000. The reports of special experts
who we're engaged to make an examination Of
the property are particularly favorable. The
company OWNS franchises which practically
giva IL u perpetual monopoly of the street rail-
roNd business In Syracuse.
H. b. Hollins s. Co. offer at par and interest
81 .O00,OO first mnr'gng y cent gold bonds
of the Baltimore. Chesapeake and Atlantic REil-
way Comr any, being part of an issue of Sl .21O-
including side tracks and switches, .ffteen
stealuboats and valuable wharf peiLies. in
cludngthe South street wharf in Baltimore
valued AZ more than twice the amount OF
OF the present fiscal year, from Aug. 81
to Dec. 81. the net earnings were 1858. $50. while
the amount required to pay interest on the total
bond issue for the entire year is only 500, 800
John T.. Searles, Chairman OF the Board of III
recto's gives details rs to the value OF tho prop
erty, which IL cGl,o ,oldation made in Septem-
ber, l-94, OF he baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railway. Maryland Steamboat. the Eastern
Shore Steamboat, and the Choptank Steamboat
companies. ,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. Speyer & Co.. and the
Guaranty Trust Company. referring to their
previous offer to holders OF g. y cent. guarantee
fund notes Of the Atehison, Topeks and Santa
the y cent. general mortgage gold bonds of the
company, announce that their offer will be
withdrawn after March i.
Goldman, Sachs s. Co. offer to investors q list
Of railroad bonds. which Is printed In another
column.
The sun., 1898-02-14
THEN HER LoVE GREW com.
A Chap with Gold Teeth and . KIondiLe Ap.
pearanco Cuts Out John Gomper.

n SuhD "N1 Soiu Heeth ana . HiOnutkc ape
pearanco Cuts Out John Gomper.
Mary and John have had q quarrel. and now
John is trying to have his former sweetheart in
carcerated in a bleak dungeon where he can grin
at her through prison bars as n solace TO his
wounded feelings because Mary Tilted him when
he had made all the necessary arrangements TO
furnish neat little homo for two. John Is in-
consolable, and Mary cruelty says that he is "a
lobster" to use the vernacular of the young
women employed in the iute mills. Mary and
John were constant companions until few
days ago. when q good.lookine young fellow
with gold.filled teeth arrived in Glendale hor-
ough Of Queens. and began to tirt with Mary.
She admired the Klondiko appearance OF the
stranger. anu encouraged him. Finally they be-
came acquainted. and then her love for John
grew cold.
She is Miss Mary Sherrer. and she lives with
her mother in small cottage ON the outskirts
of Glendale. John is John Gompcr. tho son OF a
wealthy farmer, and Ia well known in the avn
became acc TAINTED about a year ago a. II p'cnIo
held in Glendf le Park. when several hundred
employees of the juto mills in which MARY wn5
employed msre merry. Mary says that SO
loved John once mon time. but when hc bOr-
rowed money from her and failed 10 repay II she
come mis- wife. John says Mary is romanrng
Ssd Rt ,6s RS Msrs 2%
hard - and is now trying Z" I" square herself
A few days ago John went to the Ewing Street
Court, borough OF Brooklyn. and. handing a big
batch OF letters to Chief Clerk George England,
asked II he could not procure warrant tor The
Ing letters to him through the mails. As none
of the lett WAS of "a threatening nature no
says: II thort yu love- me- Another reads:
"If yu air a gntleman come and face me- The
concluding sen ence in one OF the letters reads;
Ever since yu borrowed the muny my Inv grew
cold" passage in one OF the epstes says: II
never ,sawn the feller with the gold toot since
you told me not to sawn him"
Mary and the young man with the gold
toot" are greatly enjoying Johns disr1m'
torture.
The sun., 1898-02-14
Killed sy an Ila. .laa FlaaIer.

STANFORD, Feb. l3. - Eugene Kennedy, .
young laborer. was stabbed fatally in brawl in
Kavork's saloon on Canal street on Saturday
Kennedy interfered In a quarrel between Clan.
uiliu and another man, and finally struck the
Italian over the head with q beer glass. The
Kennedy was removed to the Stamford Hospital.
where he died in less than an hour. His asSail.
ant IL under arrest
The sun., 1898-02-14
SLUG ED FOR NOT HAVINe DINE.
EItlpatrick May Die because He Couldn't Buy
n Drink FOR n Negroes.


John Fitzpatrick. laborer of $50 West
Nineteenth street, was found on the sidewalk
at Seventh avenue ana Twenty.ninth street. at
4 o'clock Yesterday morning, by policeman of
the West Thirty.grventh street station. He was
very weak and was bleeding from several
wounds on the head, but was able to explain to
the bluecoat what had happened. He said that
Rebecca Johnson, a negress. had induced him
to go into a house at 2l6 West Twenty.nnth
street with her to buy drink. and that. after
he had admitted that he had only o cents he
was hit on the head with club and thrown out
by u man whom he did not know.
Detective Mahoney OF the West Thirty seventh
street police station went to 2l6 West Twenty.
ninth street, which 10 n large tenement occu-
pied by negroes, and there arrested Rebccca
Johnson ana william Carmack.
When the prisoners were arraiRned In the
West Fifty-fourth Street Court the woman de
clared that Carmack had had nothing to 10 with
the case, and that Fitzpatrick had been as
saul d by negro named George Weekes. Car
mack was discharged. and the police are looking
for weckas. Fitzpatrick may die, as his skull
10 fractured and he is otherwise badly injured.
The sun., 1898-02-14
1iriGslas aud anterfst.
CHICAGO axD ALTON nAILROAD COMr

CHICAGO Nd ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHICAGO. H., reh. 2, 1895.
EOTICE-A quarterly dividend OF one dollar and
seventy. We cents per shar" has this day been de.
clared on the Preferred and Common stock OF this
CouI any, payable the frst day of March next.
the OF record At the close OF business
hours on the lott instant
Tie dividend Oh shares registered In New York will
be pad at the ofice OF the CompAnys Agents Mefsrs
Cui &c, Morgan Company, a. Pine street. New
York, aud The dividend suRres regiBtcroi In Chi
cago viii be paid at the once of the Treasurer tho
Company. c. II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
The sun., 1898-02-14
Glertiuns mud 5aleetiugs.
OFFICE OF
THE CHICAGO, ROCk ISLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.


Aspecial meeting OF the stockholders of The Ch.
cAgo Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company,
duly called by the Board Of Directors, Will be held at
the General Onnco OF the Company, No. l44 Van
Buren, street. in the City OF Chicago County OF Cook.
and State OF Illinois the Fifteenth 5th) day OF
purpose OF considering. voting, and deciding whether
The stockholders or the company W II consent to and
win authorize tho creation OF bonded debt by
the issue. at such times and In such amounts
determine. OF bonds. payable In G"Ih Coin OF
the United States OF America or the present
standard II weight anil fncneSs, aud n"t exceeding
the aggregate principal sum or unt b ndr mi Lon
dollars Bl00, ,O00,OUO) matuTug Jhnu ~ l. 1868.
and bearing rate Of interest not ceiling nv. Ter
ceDtum per annun, payab" sIu1unt ny ad the
execution OF mortgage ar iced "f trn't 10 such
Trustee or Trustees as may ur dr''fnat"d 10y the
Board OF Directors. to be dated ia l. A u. 1879
10 ali such bonds which 10 h" sued for
before maturity. outstanding obligations of this
Company. and OF such other companies whos- rail-
roads shall hereafter be a'1 red by consolidation
purchase by The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
enlargement i'm rovement or extension OF the prop
ery OF This Company and also whether the pckhold
era OF the Company Will consent to- and approve Of,
such mortgage for securing the said nnds rs shall bo
submitted TO the said meeting. and will rst'fy the
proceedings OF the Board OF Directors authorizing
such bonds and such mortgage deed Of trust and
ndicat ng the property TO be covered thereby; and
for the further purpose of considering, voting and
deciding whether Article IL OF the Articles OF Con.
solicitation OF this Company adopted tho I'd day OF
amended at the annual meeting OF the storEhnl' rs
OF this company tho 9TH lay ~ June, A ID, 1860,
sh III be further amended 50 us ~ read l ne highest
aH!o ~ of funded debt to whit" he Company s4all
be subject shall not exceed 100000. 900"
W. GPURDV. Secretary.
The sun., 1898-02-14


The Treasury balance at the close of business
on Friday was S217,Os1, ,256, of which $685.
1855 was gold.
The imports OF general merchandise, includ-
ing dry goods, at the port Of New York last
week were $9,204,2 ,217. against Ss.22O.s13 tho
previous week and $lo,771. $50 for the corre-
spending week of last year. The imports Of
specie for tho week were S73O.931 of which
S711 ,974 was gold. making total specie import
ed since Jan. 1. $4.197,24O. Exports of specie
were: Gold. 1857, ,235. and silver. S67l .6O5. a
total of 81. .25s. $40. against Sl.274s10 the pro-
vious week. The exports of specie since Jan.
have been: Gold, $3, 3,3l4477. and silver. $5. $780,
Ol2. total OF $9.OO4.4s9
The weekly statement of averages of the
Clearing House banks shows:
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once AZ
THE NOZZLE Z oEIO RAILROAD co.

At a mesrinE OF the b 5ard Of D,iectors. held this
day, 4 Dividend OF ONE ~ PER CENT. ON the
Capital stock OF the Company was declared. pay.
Company, In the City Of New York; 70 the stock
holders OF record ON the cioIIng cf the transfer
books The transfer books OF the "Assented"
stock will CLOSE, tn New York, February 2l. 1898.
A. m. HY. TACoN, SeoretaTy,
The sun., 1898-02-14

There will be a session OF the Mothers Con-
gress at the Grana Central Palace, Lexington
avenue anu Forty y-thrd street. this afternoon at
8 clock, the President. Mrs. Fannie Schwed-
Ter Barnes presiding. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Mrs. Rose Hawthorne I.athrop Mrs
Lille Devereux Blake. and Others.
The sun., 1898-02-14
NOTICE.
To HOLDERS OF SHARKS
OF THE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railway Company.

GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK Is prepared to receive deposit OF shares OF
the Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com.
pany its oce. No. e5 Cedar Street. New York, and
issue receipts therefor in accordance with the cir
cular OF the Now York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company dated February 4th. 1898.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
by Walter G. oakman. President
New York February Sth, 1898.
The sun., 1898-02-14

F'FINlNCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL a
Few York stock Exc
Prices on All secu
Week Ending Feb
UNITED STATES AND
Sales. Name.
10000 Us 4s.r.l907.
1000 U s <s.c. 1907. ]
10000 U s4s. r. 1925. ]
10000 US Is. C. 1895.
1000 U s bs. c......l J
5000 Tenn Set 3s...
5000 Va + d 2.3s OF
l9yl........
RAILRoAp AND oTI
Sales. Name.
47S6 Atchison adj "a
757 Atchison gnl a..
12 Amer Tob scrip.
193 Ann Arbor Is. ....
6 Alb L Sus en- Is.
s Alb & Sus en- IS. :. ]
i Am DIX 4 Imp 6s. .
IA Atch 4 G 1st, tr.
q Am c o IS. .....l
q B'yS 9TH Av en- IS ]
2 Bait & o bs. 1888
! Bait & o 5s. 1883.
Z ctfs.........
II Bait & O. = br. ...
ID Bun & p gnl 5s..
@ Bur, c II & N lst. ]
! Be o. Sw lst, en-
4t2s.
240 Brooklyn r T 5s..
l2 Brook w & W IS.
so B'klyn FL lst, tr.
13 Brook I'm Gas IS.
ID Ch q Ind Coal LIST
lO9 Chs & o en- bs .....
676 Chs 4 o G 4ias...
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LIST en- a..
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as G. B 4 Q 4s, d div
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20 G. c. G q st l. Is.
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26 C. C. C 4 ST L Is.
c. w & NJ div.
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8 Con Gas OF Oh 6s.
16 Can SO lst........
S62 Ch Term Is. ....
@ Cleve & Canton.
tr lsts.........
3 Ch & Z III en-. -.
l9 Ch & z Ill gen 5s
8 Col Coal Is. ......
46 Col Mid LIST, I r..
IL Col Mid "a, alp.
&C 4 C Co LIST.
@ Chic & Erie Ist...
] Cen Ga R'way LIST
A9 Cen Ga Ry en- os.
60 Cen Ga Ry LIST inc
8 Cen Ga Ry ed inc
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Ga G. Ind 4 L 5s.....
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! Col F & I Go. .....
! Den & Rio @ LIST. +.
06 Den & Rio @ en-. .
Id Den & r @ I IS. =,
12 Dul & Iron Il lst.
8 Dallas & Waco Isl
10 Des NJ & II 1st...
6 Des N & Ft d 9 las
8 d. r, w & 8 lst.
IL Det. NJ & NJ lq....
S6 Detroit Gas 5s. ii.
8 Ev AT II lst.,....
10 Eliz. L 4 B S lat.
2 Erie en- LIST. ......
e16 Erie prior BIDS. 80.
6o7 Erie Rnl lien S.4s
IL f Tenn 5s. ..,.....
3 + Tenn lst. .....,
8 ETenn r lien 4-5s
go fla p NJ LIST 6s..
30 Flint&PM5sPHd'
10 Fl a p N 6s.
30 TT Worth lst.
l0Ft W & r q 3.4s
12 Gal H & II 5s. ....
24 @. II q SAMP 81
ed Gen Elec deb 5s.
l2S Hook v bs. e&5 p
IS Hook Val ds. ......
! Han a st J en- 6s
8 II & T Cent LIST 81
, ] Harlem LIST. c..
90 Harlem LIST. r...
"a Ir MI lst ex Alas.
lOIr Mt. Ark b. ex 81
GAO Iron Mt 5s. .......
ia Int a CT n 3D..
80 Int & CT N 3D..
26 Jefferson r R Is,
q Ind. d 4 w lst. d.
16 Iowa Cent ist...
l2 Kan p OBS. tr...
1Ao Kan + 98s. tr...
10 Kan p. D d as I 7
1914 Kan Pac con. I
2A6 Kan a Tex &s...
R2o Kan 4 Tex eds. .
9 Kings Co FL LIST
10 Kentucky c lst /.
gas Kan c. p & q Ii
30 Kanawha 4 II Il
80 Laclede Gss LIST
3 Lex Av & PF IL
go l. & W Il en- as :.
oL E& W lst.....
10 Lake Sh LIST. r..
8 Lake Sh I'd. f..
3 Lake sh div BIDS
S7 Lake Sh 3Ls....
3 Lou \ n en-. ....,
Ao3 Lou & N gen u
400 Lou a N gnl....,
2L& N. F& S Ist
Ian. .EH& N Ii
! Lou q n ;s......
30 L&N.s& N A Ut
3 Long Isl -, ....
l43 Net 5 Rwy 0s..
20 NO. X az lst..
go Mex Cent en- a
II Mex Int cu 4s..
3 Mex ! en- 10, tr
IA hiAn 4 81 L en-
4 Nor q H lGt.
The sun., 1898-02-14
THE WEsTENN UNION BEEF co.
S3 Wall Street, New York, December &c. 1897.

To the StocKhol OF
THE WESTERN UNION rEEF COMPANY,
Pursuant 20 the call OF the Ir dent ami Board OF
Directors. Special Meeting nf tha StfE folders Of
the Western Union Beef Com! any vi De held at the
Company's principal offcr 'r Tie Citv of Denver
Col on the 2Sth day .: February. $50, at twelve
O'Clock noon for the rrrrcS" nl sal ting
OF the Stockholders tie .I's"n-" ~ ne decrease Of
tho Capital 81 ck Of said Con-, from its present
authorized amount Of $4,000 900, and Its present
outstanding amount OF Sl9.6o0.oO0 to S40s, 0oo to
consist OF 1850 shares OF the par value OF 500
each; the authorizing OF the payment of q sum in
cash. IN connection Herewith. and by way OF reduc.
ton OF the al and Of changn the corporate namo
from the Western Union Beef Company to the West
Live Stock and Land Company, and for the
Transaction OF such other business may properly
come before the meeting.
For the purpose OF holding said citing the Trans
fer Rocks OF the Western Union Beef Company will
close January 3lst at three O'Clock p. NJ. and re-
open at ten O'Clock A. NJ on March 2, 1893.
CHAS. T, LEOSHARDT, Secretary,
The sun., 1898-02-14

10 bring discredit upon the
MATTHEW MARSHALL.
ND COMMERCIAL.
'hnnge-salea and Ranre or
urifirs Dealt In During the
b. N, 1893.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-01

The sweet administration organs have
been acquitting Ager and his men ever
since the commission began investigat.
ing; and they are still acquitting
and will, no matter what the
proof may be. When was it ever
otherw se with that kind OF cstte2
The organs are ever ready to give
credit to the Dingley tariff as they used
to when the Mckinley tariff was the
charm. But they do not credit these
evil acts with the real facts. For as ex-
ample, under the Mckinley abomina-
ton, wool declined in price. And we
ask, what has the Dingley fraud done
or wool and wooden manufactures?
How preposterous it is for these silly
organs OF sham to credit the tariff as
they do? They talk and yawp about
prosperity and give the credit to their
tariff and the administration. Have
farms and real estate and residences in
cities advanced? What has the Dingley
law to do with our grain and iron and
steel exports abroad? Not thing, but
rather an injury. Foreign lands must
bave our grain products, and they get
iron and steel from us cheaper than else.
where. Why will not journals be
honest and tell the truth about such
malters2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-01
PECULIAR POISONS.
GENERATED IN THE HUMAN BODY
The Result of Imperfect Digestion of
Food.

The Result of Imperfect Digestion of
Food.
Every living thing, plant or animal,
contains within itself the germs of GER
tain decay and death.
In the human body these germs of
disease and death (called by scientists
Ptomaines,) are usually the result of i'm
perfect digestion of food; the result in
digestion or dyspepsia.
The stomach, from abuse, weakness,
does not promptly and thoroughly
digest the food. The result is heavy,
sodden mass which ferments (the first
process OF decay poisoning the blood,
making it thin, weak and lackiug in red
corpuscles; poisoning the brain, causing
headache and pain in the eyes.
Bad digestion irritates the heart, caus.
ing palpitation and finally bringing on
disease of this very important organ.
Poor digestion poisons the kidneys,
causing Bright's disease and diabetes.
And this Is 30 because every organ,
every nerve depends upon the stomach
alone for nourlshment and renewal, and
weak digestion shows itself not only in
loss OF appetite and flesh, but in weak
nervous and muddy complexion.
The great English scientist, Huxley,
said the best start in life is sound
stomach. Weak stomschs fail to digest
food properly, because they lack the
proper quantity of digestive acids (lactic
and hydrochloric) and peptogenic pro-
ducts; the most sensible remedy in ali
cases of indigestion, is to take after each
meal, one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, because they supply in pleas
ant, harmless form all the elements that
weak stomachs lack.
The regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach.
They increase flesh, insure pure blood,
strong nerves, a bright eye and clear
complexion, because all these result
only from wholesome food we'll digested
Nearly all druggists sell Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets at 30 cents full sized
packages or by mail by enclosing price
to Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich, but ask
your druggist frat.
A little book on stomach diseases
mailed fres. Address F. A. Stuart Co.,,
Marshall, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-01

The American peace commissioners, in
their proposition to Spain, say it will be
"the policy of the United States to main
tain in the Philippines an open door to
the worlds commerce." and offer to
stipulate that "Spanish ships and mer'
chandise shall, for term of years, be
admitted to the Philippines on the same
terms as American
When the Philippines become a part
of the United States by annexation
through conquest and purchase and by
treaty can there be different system of
tariff taxation for them, from what the
rest of US enjoyH Why talk about ian
open door to the worlds commerce"
for those islands, when the constitution
declares that all tariffs shall be unifor m
throughout the United States2
1t surely cannot be that an open door
treaty will be signed. II it is, the senate
will consider it, and send it right about
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-01
ONE THIRD
Goes to the Wife and the Relatives
Divide the Balance by Martin
Fulmer's Will.

The will of the late Martin Fulmer
was filed for probate Saturday afternoon.
1t was made November 10, 1898, and
Isaac Yant Is named as executor Of the
estate # t. deceased. After providing
that all debts be paid the testator wills
T. at within two years from his death the
executor cnvert all the pr.p perty into
money, except the household goods and
furniture, which he bequeaths to his wife,
Anna Fulmer, and his tcol box, which
he wills to Andrew Fuln er. OF the
money received from TIE sale Of the pro-
perty he wills that one-third Of it shall
te gi,en TO bis " ife, and the remainder
given in shares Of one-afteenth each to
Grace Williams, Laura Crlmer, Isaac
Yant, Alice Yant, Mary Smith Edna
Fulmer, Arthur FUlu er, Frank Fulmer,
Florerce Fulmcr and Walter Fulmer.
The estHte Of deceased will amount to
several Thousand dollars.