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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

DEND.-A dividend OF per cent has peen az
clared out Of surplus earnings on the hVa"'''''
and Terre Haute preferred stock
SPECIE ARRIVALS-Silver to the amount
Of 100000 ounces and 100000 gold arrived at
this port Yesterday consigned to NJ. Husse"-
heimer's Sons
SECURITIES LISTED-The following secur'
ties have been added TO the Stock Ehcha"se vs.
81 100000 additional capital stock OF the 'o"
soIidated Gas Company: 1903 600 additional con-
solidated mortgage per cent gold coupon ooi''
Of 1916 Of the oregon Railroad and NaViea''o"
Company: S1S.276Oo0 new common stock OF Inv
General Electric Company. the old common an"
preferred being taken OF: S4.OI60Oo 41e per cent
first consolidated gold coupon bonds of the Den
yer and Rio Grande Railroad Company ana
100000 additional preferred stock OF inc h'o
Grande Western Railway Company
MONEY FOR SOLDTERS-Another with
drawai Of currency from the Sub-Treasury was
made Yesterday Of $4,000 for paying the SOL
ders at Santiago. Captain Alfred NJ fainer'
OF United States Volunteers. and six privateS
took away the currency In eight safes. the
money will be shipped to-day
THANKS TO THE TRuSTEES'-hePre
sentatives Of most Of the banks belonging 10 the
Clearing House Association were present yes
terday ut special meeting neId ior the pun
pose OF acting on the reports % the Clearing
House Committee and the trustees. VINO since
1879 have had charge Of the property al NO
Is Plne-st II may he remembered that TINS
property was sold in 1895 for Si2''""' an"
that a claim was set up by several banks TOT
the profits which realized by the SAFE
The case was taken into the courts on the OASIS
OF a so-caled friendly suit. in order TO nave
the question settled with the result that judge
Brown and Hamilton Odell, the referee oe-
cidcd that the whole amount belonged 10 the
Clearing House Association as BODY. Inc
trustees having discharged all the duties III
connection with this property made their "na'
report yesterday and were discharged from
further duty with the thanks or the assocla
ton The trustees were Frederick ID. Tappeh'
chairman: William a. Nash George +. BAKER
and George G. Williams Mr.. Tappen had
served az a trustee since 1879 and received
special vote for his long services
LAST DAY FOR PAYMENT-To-day sep
temher Is is the last day for the payment OF
the penalty assessments on the bonds and STOCKS
Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. IN AItI 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on CALL per cent,
with the closing at per cent. and exceptions
at AZ per cent. Time money. per cent for
sixty days. 4G4ta per cent for three months An
per cent for four months and 4h05 per cent for
six months Commercial paper rates were 405
per cent for the best names for all periods. and
above for names not 80 well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market weak and
dull with rates at the gold-importing point. An
engagement Of 81, 100000 vas announced Act
ual closing rates were:
Cables. Sight. Sixty
Sterling 4s4% &.s4Q4s4N 4.S2g4. S2t
Francs 2oS d1-l6 52i al 1896 2I 523a 6l-le16 IN
Reichsm'ks a5 1-l6 e47sde4 10 Is Nk Q44 5-l6
Guliders 40 +Osg4O3-l6 ~ 10 1870
Following are the posted rates Of the leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
LONG ISLANDS ANNUAL. REPORT

There we're expended for roadway bridges and
equipment S166 $50 and charged to expenses
The total charges to capital on account Of addi-
tons and betterments We're S2::'3S45 The
changes in the funded debt consisted In the sale
at par on May Of 81 .12l 900 consolidated mort.
gage bonds interest which reduced TO
per cent and the proceeds applied To the pay.
ment of a like amount of first mortgage bonds
maturing MAY !. 1888.
President W. n Baldwin. jr, in his report
saws; The general results If the operation Of
the system have been encouraging. The policy
Of the directors has been TO improve the physi-
cal condition Of the property and to provide
train service even beyond the present needs Of
the public in order To invite an increased trat
fc in the future The increased passenger train
mileage has cost fully S150.on. Considerable
expenditures have been made in roadway. equip
ment and ferries. The important problem Of
making closer connections between Jamaica and
the lower end OF Manhattan Island has been
helped materially by contract with the Brook.
Ign Elevated Railroad system This contract
runs for fifty years. The ROckaway Beach and
Coney Island routes have proved successful
The policy Of building short electric roads as
feeders to the steam road will be followed whe-.
ever needed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

r. COMPANY ....:.... ''--..-'.'.sss.."h
SO 600 Oneonta and Otego Valley r. r. Co. FIRST
mortgage per cent 30 year gold bonds. due
1927, all coupons on. ........................
SO OOO Oneonta and Otego Valley r. r. Co. first
mortsare per cent 30 year gold bonds due
1927. all coupons Cn.................,.......
So shares Edison Electric Illuminating Company, OF
Brooklyn ,,...,,..,......f
10 shares Continental National Bank ,...........f 1.
% shares Rank OF the Republic. ..............f
SO. 900 Addison and Pennsylvania Railway second
mortgage per bonds. due 1892 June
1885, coupons IN and s4oO Do. scrip ana
81 shares Addison ana Pennsylvania Railway Com
pany. preferred. 800 each and Sill 81 do stock
lot n
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outstanding -. -. ,.xo "a,
'lfcaes 1901 Ns NJ W.. ~ lo7 Inc S''''''
Deposits IN M %, -,
iirnai hanks. T2,24T.l+e 735l"Fl INC Inn ''l
Available 1913 ~ SOS s3I3Hieot' Inc S2.St ",
u,,n, iishu,ies Il 3gs GIG 97s Inc. llIs,aiN
A., o,.h hal t3isslGaSc s3I7 a72o7i Inc Soni o.,
covERNMEST RECEIPTS. Customs
co,nts renorted from Washington S72J, 1873: In
ternal revenue receipts. S52s n.3. and the mis-
celaneous receipts. Sl6j11: total Government
receipts for the day. 81 ,2G7 s63: expenditures.
50 900 600 Receipts for month to date SIN
1928: expenditures. S22,5l7,ooo; excess Of ex-
penditures. Si3S3.1S1. Receipts for the fiscal
wear 10 date. $lO3 7G3 O30: expenditures. S153.-
O4l l93; excess 81 expenditures S49.21S.lG3. Re
cepts 81 National bank notes for redemption
yesterday $335.s67
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

The general halancesheet as Of June 3o lSS
shows Asseis-Cost NJ road and equipment
S6411 .221 stocks and bonds Of other companies
S139 401: supplies on hand. S26.3S2: due by
companies and individuals ION open accounts
other than traffic.. 500 $40: cash on hand $685.
prof, and loss. surplus. S32,623; total Sa24-
39l. Liabilites-Capital stock, common. S2l5-
900: funded debt S3.T00000: loans and bills
payable. Sl11.114: interest on funded debt due
and accrued. S42. 633 dividends unpaid. accrued
taxes and legal expenses. Sl46l2; due for
wages S644I, due companies and individuals
ION open accounts 500 5s3: due for supplies
special loan 81 100000: real estate mortgage,
S14 600: total. S1oj+ SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
WALL STREET AND Exchanges.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Aiar dull and
Arm. Standard OH closed at 403l2m404lz. against
4Ooa 4O5 on Tuesday Last prices Of other prom
inent issues Were: Brooklyn Elevated new stock,
21i102slL: preferred. 56dJS: Brooklyn city
Railroad 2l4G2l5: Standard Gas. common.
13Sa142 preferred 1854 1872; Mutual Gas. 32SQp
335 New-Amsterdam Gas. common. 2I%@2Sh:
preferred f6d61: Glucose. common. 5Si1m59;
preferred 1O6lam 1912.
UNION PACIFIC DIVIDEND-The Union
Pacific stockholders meeting will be held on Oc-
tober H. but before that time the directors Will
meet to take action on the dividend on the pre-
ferred stock. II is generally understood that y
per cent semi annual will be declared
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE DIvI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
WESTERN UNIONS QUARTER

The Western Union Telegraph Company ~
ports for the quarter ending September ~ 0ne
first quarter OF the companys fiscal YEAR, as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

Totals. ~ months . 49, 49, . - - -
ending August 5000 to3 5c5 ~ nS p3 1921 -'6 '9l'oc
.ndng August $50 $50 1872 al 6a733o 7IsG7soc5
Outside SECTRTTY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS
(Reoor,ed by c. 7. Hudson & co. No ~ Wall ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

THE TREASURY STATEMENT. The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
of two days ago. compared with the last pre-
ceding statement. gives the following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
GAS SECURITIES.

BONDS.
Repor,ed by c. I. Hudson & Co.. No. 80 "ah-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
STOCKS CLOSE STRONGER.
COLD IMPORTS ANNOUNCED'
GENERAL. RALLY IN PRICES. EXCEPT IN
sUGAR-sTERLING EXCHANGE

Closing prices yesterday OF the pr
,~,,,as ord no, changes from Tuesdays quo
tations were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

NETWORK AND QUEENS COUNTY.
The New-York and Queens County Railway
rcports for the wear ended June 80:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
FOREIGN COMMERCE IN AUGUST.

Exports and imports in August and Tor the
wear 10 August 81. compared with the same time
in 1897 and 1896 were as follows:
MERCHANDISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
pHTL4DELPHTA STOCKS.

Furnished 70 The New York rrih ne nv De Haven y
Townsend. No 20 Wall s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Sales. $4,000 regis
tered As of 1925. at 127as 1000 coupon Is Of
1925 at 1914. and S3SSOo0 rs (when issued. at
1861 1888 Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

.rx dividend.
TRI'ST AND SURETY COMPANIES
Reported rs clinton Gilbert. 80 Wall ST.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
A Useful Book.
e>,eA.sN,sS,eN4
. -

There i, an agent in town taking Or
ders for medical work called Nitalogy
and it seems to be Il very useful book.
| is the first doctor book ever issued =,
teaching home remedies, instead of
drugs. The author says IT, there were
no drugs there might he less sickness,
for then people would have to depend
on simple remedies and while some
would die for the want of drugs, more
would live who are drugCed to death.
1t shows the medical use of coal oil,
turpentine, lard, salt, mustard, soda,
vinegar and many other remedies
that may be found II the kitchen or
store room. 1t shows that nearly all
garden vegetables possess medicinal
properties; AS for instance, beet Juice,
for gravel. celery for rheumatism, red
pepper, for scarlet fever, etc. Outside
Of the direct treatment of diseases,
there are several hundred pages of
scientific reading matter, pertaining to
subjects of health and it shows how to
construct water filter and the au-
thor saws its use would Danish three
foIrths OF the sickness from the land.
The \ ray has revealed that there is
being deposited in the human organ.
ism mineral or calcareous matter
which adheres to the membrane OF the
vital organs, causing Justification of the
membrane, rendering the organ in
active, bringing on disease and prema-
ture old age. Distilled water is the
great absorbent and the author saws by
Its use we might add many years lease
of life.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

There will he lodge of Woodman q,
the World instituted in Vinelaud
Saturday night by special organizer
Elmer Waldrip of Asotln. A large
number from the local lodges of Lewis
ton and Asotin expect to be present to
assist in the ceremonies.
Dan Gallery and Mr.. Sapp, of Spo-
kane, have leased the Huson lot inst
west OF Kios' store and are erecting n
frame building to contain two s.ors
rooms. Mr.. Gallery will occupy one
with confectionery store and Mr.
Sapp the OTHER with a line of gentle.
mans furnishing goods.
The Asotin Dramatic Comnany made
decided hit in their performance of
last Friday night. Those who were
present fully appreciate the perform
ance and regretted the fact that more
people were not present, The individual
players were good in their respective
parts and the speciality WORK deserves
the highest commendation.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Leland Items,

Mrs. E. r.. Davis was given a SIR.
prise party 10y few Of her friends.
April lst
| Nj. a. l.. Mooney does not seem to
recover very rapidly from his attack
| or rheumatism.
Mrs. J Zahn aud children vii; On
10 Lewiston tomorrow, WHERE. she will
meet her husband, who is working at
| the harness business.
Spring seems to be with us once
more, and as a result the farmers arc
busy getting ready Tor their spring
plowing and seeding,
Pine creek has been on ramnape
lor the past few days, on account Of
tne melting snow, which has about ali
disappeared under "Old Sol'sr influ.
ence.
+. y: order No. was Issued at the
Leland, +: o. today, April 4th, hv
VIM. Harris, p. NJ, for your CORES.
pendent. This opens new epoch for
Leland IN this line. ''
The Public school will close on Fri.
day, April Sth. af,era six months
WIN, ~, fro1. DoWd will 60 to the
Weippe, where he has been engaged
10 teach the summer term. Miss
Neathered, the able assistant, will re-
TURN to her home IN Moscow.
The Union Epworth League held ITO
regular monthly business meet;nn
ihursday evening. Mrs. + IT Ma
TN and Mrs. Geo. Whitcher We're
eiec'ed TO fill the vacancy in the III
eraiure and Social departments ca,,sad
oy ): ii. Lewis ana Mr.. f.. T.. Saves
leaving town.
W. r. Galbraith, the Leland den,,s,
mas no complaint to make of hari
umes' as his business continues To in.
crease ere as his methods become known
t ne rs .hinklng of taking another pro.
lessiohaI trip as soon as the weather
permits So all desiring work shomId
call and make application. An wors
warranted. WIN
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Normal Notes.

The class In physics made some in.
teresting experiments this week, in
hydrostatics.
A party of students went botanic.
ing, across the Clearwater last Satur.
day afternoon.
! In the history Of Education the class
has been discussing the methods and
teachings Of John Locke.
Miss Marie McGinn has been en-.
gagged to teach a spring term of school
near Lapwai. She will leave the Nor
NAL this week and begin her school
next Monday.
In the Excelsior society the Seniors
have been excused from all literary
work. The Seniors in the Clonian
society mentioned this fact to their
members, thinking they would be
profited in the same way, but so far
the Giles have not taken the hint.
At the last meeting OF the c. o. s.
there were two limitations and the
election of officers was held, which re-
suited as follows: Miss Bernice Me.
Coy, I. D.; A. r.. Coon, w. D.; Ida
Wagner. &. S Miss Stevenson, r. p.
of c. NJ; Miss Bertha Reeder, r.. o. g.;
Miss Galloway, Patricia; Miss CARL,
Plebia.
The Exce'siors rendered an excel.
lent program last Friday. At the bus
mess part of the meeting the following
officers were elected: n. d. Showal,er,
president; w. Reid, vice-president;
Maud Wildenthaller, secretary; John
Landry, treasurer; Martin Korstad
Censor; Miss Edith Craig and c. ..
Znn, critics.
At the request of the Clionians Miss
Anna CARL will again read the paper
on Psychology in Primary grades. y
which she recently prepared for the
Inland En- ire Teachers Association.
An In vitation has been extended To
the Excelsiors To visit the society at this
meeting so that all may be given an
opportunity to hear Miss CARL.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Easter Services.

! All the churches In the city are
making extensive preparations foI
Easter services special programme
"t music aud Especial sermon will be-
given III o'seryan . Of the day.
| AT the Methodist church the E,ste,
services Will be in the evening. A
line prog amme of music and exten
s'Ve decorations will supplement tn.
sermon.
Al TIE Presby terrain church Doctor
Alien OF Spokane will occupy the pul.
PIT IN the isence of Rev. Sherman,
Below Is Il programme Of the music. tn
be furnished. Morning service. An.
'Ie'h' 'Ihis il the Day. by A. j.
Holden. Vocal Solo, Easter Song ~
10y Il. Van de Water. Miss Sank.
Evening service. Anthem, "King of
Kings 10y Caleb Semper. Vocal Solo.
"fhe Holy City" by Stephen Adams.
Claire Monteith.
There will be sermon and other an
propriate services at the Catholic
church this evening at 100 but no bell
VIII ring for the services. Subject of
sermon. 1.-THE Blessed Virgin at the
Foot Of the Cross.n Easter Sunday
Solemn High Mass at 10, IA. m. The
choir will render Marcos Gloria and
Eredo belonging to the finest COMPOST
tons of Catholic church music. Ser
mon. "The Triumph of the Risen
Savior" Eespers at 7:3O. Sermon.
"The Empty Grave of the Savior u
Everyone kindly invited.
At Episcopal church there will be
tine music and special services. In the
evening will receive the gift of IA beau.
tifnl marble bap,ismal font which has
been presented the church of the
Nativity 10y Mrs. Lille Kester and
family The prograne in detail for the
day Will he: Early celebration at 6 a.
IN. Regular service IL a. m., topic of
the sermon, The Triumph of Love-
Following this will he the baptism of
two candidates. Chlldren's services
1870. Evening services 7:3O. Subject
"The Power of Christ's Resurrection
Reception of the Easter present.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

Mrs. f. r. Davis was given sur
prise party 10y few Of her friends,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

Waiter Cook superintendent of the
Gold HUI placer Company of Elk came
in from Wallace SUNDAY and left Mon
daS to begin operations for the season.
"A carload OF Garland stoves and
ranges just received at Bunnells.
Thos. Mct'rane has gone to south
eastern Idaho. lie has large band of
horses on the ranges in Fremont
county, and will look after sales of his
stock during the summer
Try the famou, White House Java
and Mocha Coffee, the Russell Cash
Grocery. Nothing finer in the L. $.
Rev's. +. +. Sherman. j. A. Hedges,
NJ. q Mann and +. n. tondit left
yesterday for Kendrlck where the
Presbytery of Waiia Wulla meets to
continue over Sunday.
Three chairs. You are always
next at Harvey Gauts Basement
Barber shop.
The young friends of Miss Maud
Stowe made "A raid upon her home in
the form of a surprise party and spent
n very enjoyable evening at cards and
games.
Try one of Morgnn's celebrated
oyster cocktails, for sale at any first
class saloon.
Geo. Gelbach. ex-county treasurer
from Olympia, Washington, arrived
i'm the city Yesterday enroute for Camas
prairie where he will erect u grlst mill
and saw mill.
The o. r.. 4 n. Saloon carries all
the popular brands of whiskey.
Bill Wright has purchased from
Baird Bros, the lot upon which his
blacksmith shop stands. The consid-
Grafton was $1,000. 'rhe lot Is IA wedge
shaped one, with ~ frontage on Main
street of So feet
-W!ldenthaler delivers fresh bread
twice day all over the city. Leave
orders with the delivery man tor
groceries.
Last Saturday the Lewiston Ma
tional Bank began an action against
Stanley and Mary Loomer as exec,l-
tors in the estate of J. NJ. Williams de-
ceased, to recover certain amounts due
on promiss,ry note.
Fish, Dried Herring, Smoked
Halibut, Salt Mackerel and Cod fish
and Picked Hollan Herring at Rus
sci Cash Grocery
NJ. Cassel, of Murray, Idaho, was in
the city during the past week looking
over the business situation. He en-
phasized his faith in the future of
Lewiston by purchasing several lots
upon the hill.
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge
drafted resolutions Of respect concern
ing the death of their honored brother
and co-worker james ode, which
were adopted at their regular meeting
ana made part of the permanent
records Ut the orier.
Chas. Van Dorm, warden of the
State peniten'iary. arrived in the city
"Wednesday morning to conduct
Bartholomew Meyer to Boise. He left
on "Wednesday mornings boat with
Meyers who is to serve one year at the
rententi,ry.
The Steamer Lewiston, Capt. Stump
made her first trip YES
terday. She will be taken to Asotin
today To receive cargo of $500 sacks
Of wheat and will make alternate trips
with the Almota giving Lewiston n |
daily boat service.
NOTICE To WATER CONsCMERS:-l
Don't forget To cali at our office on or
before the l0th inst. and save IS cents
by paying your water rent.
LEWISTON WATER Il LIGHT Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

oecuon L. Whoever shall ride drive while on 10
or upon the same while any person persons on
" or upon the same bicycle tricycle. any other wheel
or carriage except light carriages for the conveyance
infants or cppes across upon along any of the side walks
Oh ether side OF E street between intersections Of e
~ Eugene Streets and the intersection Of Second and
streets shall be deemed guilty msdemeanor and upon con-
'eoon thereof shall be fined in any not exceeding
twenty dollars and costs of prosecution.
section p Whoever shall ride. drive while on !"
upon any OF the vehicles mentioned in section first OF @
over upon or along any other of the side "
WITHIN the limits the city Lewiston at greater speed %
esns miles per hour shall be deemed guilty of sdemean0
upon conviction thereof shall be fined in sum mol ca
'eeune twenty dollars and the of prosecution -
oec9on This ordinance shall be in force and take en'
uays after its passage approval and publication
raised by the Council April 4th, 1895
Approved Apri! 4th, 1893
r. B. COOPER Mayor
Attest: J. W. Poe. City Clerk