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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18
Wanted.

Good, reliable woman cook for
employees mess at Indian school.
Wages $500 a month. Permanent
place for right woman Apply to
2G-tf w. Il. Garfield, Snpt.
Fort :Totten, N. D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18
II. G. H~ANSBROUGH II,
Ennnrv~---
Entered Us second class matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY
S. A. NYE, EDITOR.

EAST GRAND FORKS business men re.
ceived a valentine in the shape of a 50
per cent. raise in insurance rates. Toe
many fires.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18
you,t Tobacco sp,t md Smoke Your Life An

JUnt Tobacco Spit md Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag,
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No.To.
BAG, the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81. Cure guaran.
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CaScarets Candy Cathartic. lOc or 25c,
II c.. C.. c. fail to cure. druggists refund money.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18
OFFICIAL

Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners, February 7, 1898.
The board met pursuant to the
adjournment. Present: Commission
ers Upland, Day, Baker and VanLiew.
The board continued the checking
of the treasurers accounts.
The board took a recess until 1870
O'clock D. III.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18
The Modern Way

Commends itself to the vel! informed,
to do pleasantly and effec.ua,!Y what
was formerly done in tks ctudest
manner and d~isagreeably AZ w.il. TO
cleanse the system and break up colds,
headaches. and fevers nithont IN,
pleasant after affects, use ths delight
full liquid laxative remedy. Syrup Of
Figs. Made by California Fig Syrup
Go.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18
Girl Wanted

Girl Wanted
To wash dishes and assist in kitchen.
Apply at the New Club restaurant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-02-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.

line board took a recess until 1870
o'clock p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met at 100 o'clock p. nj.
David Mc1vor made a proposition to
pay the face of Il personal tax judg-
ments' and seed Judgment in full salts
faction of same.
Moved that the proposition of David
Mclvor be accepted. Duly seconded
and carried.
Moved, that the personal tax .judg.
ments against Henry Boiler be can
celled, Duly seconded and carried.
The committee appointed to examine
the location of the bridge petitioned
for on the line between Ramsey and
Benson counties reported that they
had met with the committee of Benson
county commissioners and examined
into the necessity for the bridge, and
recommended that 96 foot pile bridge
be built, Ramsey county bearing one
half the cost provided that the cost to
Ramsey county does not exceed $3.50.
That a committee be appointed to
meet with the Benson county board on
February l4th to accept bids for the
work, that arrangements had been
made for the advertisement for pro-
posals for building of the same.
Moved, that the report of the COM
mittee be approved. Duly seconded
and carried.
The board continued the checking of
the ~treasurer's accounts.
The board took a recess until 10
o'clock a. m., February 8, 1898.
FEBRUARY 8, 1893.
The board met at 10 o'clock a. M.
Present: Commissioners Upland, Day,
Baker and VanLiew.
The board completed checking up
the accounts Of the treasurer and
found that proper vouchers we're filed
in the Office of the county auditor for
all receipts and payments which the
board found to be as follows:
Balance on hand December
Collections to December 81, We
1885 II
Total. .s1eo,7oG 80
Payments fsg4 to December 81, ooaz "a
Balance December 81, 1907. S GD's5l 50 s
Collections, January, 1885,. 1881 IS
Total. 6 1888 A
Payments, January, 1898. 49,. 26,o74 IS
Balance January 81, 1885,. 37,3Os 9G
Which is deposited as follows:
First National bank. ...... .s1G.297 81
Ramsey County bank. ....... 1900 II
North Dakota bank. 5,037 2G
First National bank seed -
grain fund 9,290 A.
Total. 37,3Os 9G
The county superintendent of
schools requested that the board ap-
propriate, as, required by law, the
amount of S170 for clerical assistance
in the superintendent's Office, the same
to be paid monthly by warrant of the
county auditor in such amounts as
shall be required for clerical assistance
during the year 1898.
Moved, that the amount of S17O be
appropriated for clerks hire in the
county superintendent Office for the
year 1898, as required by section G52
political code, as amended. Duly
seconded and carried.
Moved, that Erastus Cunningham
be appointed road supervisor town 1855,
range 81, vice Simon Schmidt declined.
Duly seconded and carried.
The board then took a recess until
1::3O o'clock p. m.
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OCEAN.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1898.

Published every Friday at Devils Lake, lsamse,
county, North Dakota.
II. G. HANSBROUGH,
PROPRIETOR.
subscription price, Sl.5O pcr year: 81 if rid in
advance.
Advertising Rates-Sl per inch per month: 10 cent.
Per line for reading notices first insertion. S cents pei
line each subsequent insertion. Twenty-Five per cen,
OF these rates on yearly contracts.
ALL BILLS COLLECTED MONTHLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
YACHTING.
ICEBOAT RACES ARRANGED


The Orange Lake Ice Yacht Club will give five
club prizes, be raced for in the coming season by
the ioebOats belonging 10 members. These trophies
VIII consist Of four cups and championship pen
nant. and there fifteen OF these speedy ice
vessels in the club feet some good racing Is hoped
for the ice is In condition.
The Windward. belonging to Commodore H. G.
Hgginson. which has met much success. VIII again
enter the lists and Is now ready TO go into com
mission. She carries 72s feet OF sail. and is the
largest skinner Of the fleet. The boats differ
greatly In size the sails ranging down TO small
~, square feet. which is borne on Mr.
Whitehills Take Care. the smallest racer IN the
foia. The members consider that the season
Will be better Than that of last winter in which
there was only race. though Il must be added
that this due to the weather conditions and
not to any lack Of enthusiasm IN the Orange Lake
Ice Yacht Club. A member OF the club said yes
terday that the fee had already been tried by one
or two of the smaller boats. ana that one night =
hard freezing would enable the whO.e fleet 20 move
the lake
The following officers have been elected for the
coming Commodore, II. {. Higginson
commodore. Willett Kidd: secretary and treas
urer. Charles VI. Stebbins. measurer, Charles A.
Dixon. The Regatta Committee. as appointed by
Commodore Hiegnson. Will consist Of yiceICom-
modore Willett Kidd. Frank g. Wood, Lester
Ketcham, J.. Deany ard James OBrien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
gASKET-B BALL TEAMS DISQUALIFIED FOR
PLAYING UNREGISTERED PLAYERS.

The Registration Committee OF the Amateur
Athletic Union yesterday disqualified the following
basket ball teams for playing unregistered players.
also the individual players on the teams. by the
terms Of the alliance with the League or Amer-
can Wheelmen the intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
citation the National Inerscholastic Association,
the Military Athletic League. the North American
Gymnastic Union. the Athletic League OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations or America.
the Western intercollegiate Association and the
Canadian Amateur Athletic Association. these
disquaIifcatons will sustained by those bodies;
Metropolitan Walters. Kidd Cammeyer, jack
son and Woods. nj,
Seaman and Buck. . - $780,.
Rough Riders. Of Elsnira. \: Y-McCann'
HAWKS Everett b. Marvin and Guerney. 49,
Upii Dides, OF Elmira. y. Y.-Murphy. Swift,
Cohoes team onnery. Kanany. McDermo't
Redfern and Davenport. c.,.
Little Falls team.-Buchanan, Flick McCallu H.
Petrie and Cunningham. nj,
Savage Institute team-Price. j Jardlne Boyie'
Shields Bresnan, c. Jardine and Klein.
POLYTECHNIC Burns. Kabieisch. Huntington,
Northan webb and Ackerman ,
Adelph Academy-E Butcher. {. Kane u
BackhOuse X. SAlter and j. Ager ,
Cambridge Athletic Club-W MOnsees, j.. Mon
sees G Odvi.s ". PcntOn and W. Nor
Boys High School team, OF Brooklyn. y. y
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.
San Francisco Dec. S-Weather clear; track
nak Ia nd Summaries.

San Francisco Dee. s.-Weather clear: track fast
at Oakland to-day. Summaries:
First race (puTse furlongsD-T'eter Weber los
Uevine) to l. won Martel. 1903 Uhorpe) To- and
second fileDdaber. Jos ~. Turner to l. third.
Time 3ii2.
Second SELLING; six furlongs)-Don Inis. 100 ~.
Turner 10 !. won; Chihuahua. 100 G'ggNttD. )
and out. second. Colonel Dan l2 UhOrp. - hird
Tme-ll4H
Third (sslling: f0ngs)- Libertino JOS IL.
Rein. to 3. won, ImpeTous. lO2 III. Martini 10 |
and 10 B. second: Sly, loo Howers). Is 10 J. third.
Time-l:21lz.
Fourth Tuturty Course; lightweight handicap
Eta H. lis o.. WILSON,, t. Susc.l. 10 ~.
Turner. ~ 10 and To- second sport McAlllster ia
Spencer. 7 70 3. tfjrd Time I.ll.
Fifth selling, Futurity Course) Schni,z I05 HI
Martini, tc l. won. Majesty lO2 Hiullman) ~ 70 /
and 10 second; Ricardo. l22 90 NelJ 10 J. third.
Time-l:ll+.
Sixth race Selling seven furlongsJ-Mamie O. lbs ~.
Jones'. to 2 won. Zamar II. 10 III Martini To /
and 3. second Judge stouffer iO7 ~ Turner to
l. Time .21A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
IT APPEALED TO HIM



II was 3 O'clock in the morning.
The shades Of Nero Of Peuonius Arbiter and or
1iseiilnus Piefect OF the ffeiorish ouafns passeh
silently up into Madison Square Garden through
the hoor and weDded their way 10 an arena box
All, ana ar9Ind he race %h sanks haf
parted lips and dropping heads wabbled the strug
Cling contestants In the alleged six-day bicycle
Nero leaned forward in the box and scanned the
faces eagerly as they passed him 81. ,uoo,,
This. O Pe,ronus. is weil worth recrossing the
heavy And sayst thou all these men are Chris
AYE, all. Domitips," answered The Arbi,er Ele,
gantlao. with smile; "or. at least they so account
themselves"
cruel smile lowering around his HIPS And for
now long must they endure the tortureT
For Six days and nights
per Jsacchus, It's inner than anything we had
i'm the circus those old days Of Rome just after
the fire. ial Didst mark that look OF agony on
beautiful TO see Tigellinus; as hne IN us way as
that ! remember in Christian maidens eyes
when. all bleeding from score Oh Wouhas sne
Was dragged by wolves across the circus. Bui her
torture Was soon over. alas. When VIII they loose
Not at ali Caesar answered Tigellinus
That would be 20 end The sport TOO alicky yu 49,,
trance thee said Petronius These poor slaves
can never know the soothing crunch or non
zane Is 10 keep them away and straining always
And by all the gods, IT is well So, snarled
Nero aye ina; it. Keep ihem hos ,r1es '' Let
them feel the lictors LASH Dash chilling water
~ their faces, kck The dogs Of chis'ans R eSS.
chus This is glorious II is suDiimel Brlns Hlr
my clthara that ! may live again those HAPPY
! feast mine eyes on this most ingenious torture
ever devised by man or demonl Oh shade Of Sen Ser,
Tlgenus motoned. and shadow slave came
and handed cithara 10 Nero.
sang a hymn Of praise to Jupiter for this privilege
granted to him~sang until The first cold light of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY MEETING
THE PLUG BUSINESS TRANSFERRED TO THE cox
TINENTAL COMPANY

THE Plug BUSINESS TRANSFERRED TO THE CON-
TINENTAL COMPANY
special meeting of the stockholders OF the
American Tobacco Company was held in the COM
psnys offices I'm the Prudential Building, at New
ark yesterday and the stockholders voted almost
unanimously TO transfer the companys plug to-
bacco business-,he property assets, goodwill
trademarks and rights-to the new Continental
Tobacco Company The consideration Is not stated
A large majority OF the stock represented in
the meeting there being $4,000 preferred
stock and $4,000 common stock voted. out OF
total OF $4,000 preferred and $4,000 common. The
Continental Tobacco Company was not represented
at the meeting w w. Fuller, counsel for the
American Tobacco Company, presided Sections
and of Article Ky of the constitution ana by
laws were amended to read as follows
Section / No director officer of this com
pany shall during his term OF ONCE. engage direct
IL indirectly in any business similar 10 that In
which this company is, or Is to be, engaged. or In
the manufacture sale Of any supplies for or
connected herewith, without the consent OF TWO
thirds OF the directors of th' company
ANY violation of this provision shall he treated
by the Board OF Directors. after notice TO the of
fender a. vacation OF his office. and mis- sue
cessor shall be thereupon duly eletced ana the
offender shall in addition. be subject to penalty
OF $50 ana to such damages as can be legally col
iected.'
Harrison Drummond. Of the Drummond Tobacco
Company, of ST. Louis, which absorbed by
the Continental Tobacco Company. recently
can Tobacco Company He takes the place o.
William II. Butler, who resigned from the d.
rectory OF the American Tobacco Company to take
the presidency of the Un)n Tobacco Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
TO CONTROL CYCLE RACING.

\ meeting Of the track owners and managers
and OF the race promoting bicycle clubs was held
Yesterday morning In the Fifth Avenue Hotel. the
session lasting until after O'Clock in the after
noon. The result Of ;he meeting was the forina-
ton Of a new organization, TO be known ~ the Ma
tonal Cycling Association. 10 take charge OF Dl.
cycle racing professional and amateur, in all or
the States east Of the Mississippi River not In
Guiding Louisiana. Another meeting OF the or
at the same place. when the association Will be
Permanently organized.
The objects Of the association have been out
lined in these columns Temporary officers were
elected as follows & A Johnson. Buffalo pres-
dent: C. D. Bloemecke Vailsburg, ~ J. first Vice
president: Frederick House. Harlem Wbeemen.
second vice-president No mention was maze or a
treasurer secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
NAY HOLD A CHAMpIONSHIP RACE.

In view Of the fact that petition has been pre-
scented TO the Kncksrbocker Athletic Club asking
IL TO add hve-mils or ten-mile CHAMPIONSHIP
contest TO It's programme for January 10. the club
has decided TO apply to The American Athletic
Union for permission to give nve-mile National
championship IN conjunction with the meeting Tho
following athletes signed the petition: Eugene Es
toppy jr. T. A C.: 7. q. Mc(;irr. y. Y. A. e.. H.
Piortner r. A. C.; Joseph McEyoy. n. W. ;. A. G
J. II. Kelly. A. Monteyerde; y " $: a. G.. 6
T. w. Harrison. VI. H. +. G.; Arthur Peterson
John Muldoon and Louis Becker. n. ". s A. G
g. S. Golde T =. White. \. D. Cree, NJ. II. +. G..
r. ". Kennedy. S. a. G.: Edward Grussell. T. A.
C.. o. r. Robinson, II. Egseston and +. L. En-
right L. A. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
A COOP PLACE FOR MEA'S CLOTHING

Marks Arnheim. the tailor OF Broadway and
Ninth-st is doing a large amount OF business for
the Christmas season and his large stan Of sales
men. measurers and cutters is fully occupied Mr.
Arnheim has introduced several speclalties this
season. among them being s.lk-llned dress suit
OF rough material. for so. and Tuxedo coat 10
match for SIS. \ Prince Albert coat and waistcoat
for ST. and II kcrsey. melton or Elysan oyercOat
lined with silk wool LOT $40 are also among
the firms spec.altics. The business X exclusively
Of made tO-order goods and every order il
cuted the promises. no sweatshop work ever
being sold To the customers For business suits thu
fashionable color this Is gray. In either rough
or smooth materials. and Mr. Arnheim has an Inn
mense stock OF the latest designs from foreign AMI
domestic looms The reputation II the firm for
trousers IL well known and II Is hardly necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
CHA RGES AGAINST 4 PASTOR.
THE REV. DANIEL ". WlSHER'S DEACONS TIC
HEAR ABOUT HIS RELATIONS WITH THE
TAMMANY COLOKED DEMOCRAcY.


The charges against the Rev. Daniel W Wsher.
pastor OF the Mount Olivet Baptist Church
,coioredD. at No. I6l West Fifty-thrd-st who is
accused of having attempted 10 throw his congrc-
cation on the side OF Tammany Iial I'm the recent
election 10 be put into definite form and placed
before the Board Of Deacons tonight. This was
decided at meeting Of the deacons and Advisory
Committee of the church held November g..
The charges are IN part as follows:
Understandable conduct unbecoming the pastor OF
said church.
Specification I'm that he Daniel W Wisher did
wllfuy and against the counsel and advice Of
many friends descend from his high position and
III. dignity OF his office TO encourage indorse and
AFFILIATE with the colored Tammany Democracy OF
this city and through his afiaton with said
Colored Tammany Democracy caused to be printed
IN OF the daily papers OF this city, October -
1865. an article which brought great stigma upon
himself and disgrace upon Mount Olivet Church.
Specification In that the Rev. Daniel w Wish
err did on the Sunday night Of November u. stand
in his pulpit I'm "A spirit ~ defiance. and with
Ing malciousness announce to more than twelve
hundred people that the only thing that grleyed
him that the "deacons had stabbed him In
the back during MS absence from the city" which
statement false In every particular and
seemed TO be designed for no other purpose than
TO bring he deacons into disrepue. when. In truth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
& NmmM @he
Things to See

THE Rotunda Tableau " Christmas in Church and Home"
is earning kind comment than anything we have
ever shown.
The Bench Show of Dogs fifth floor, of which mention
is made below, will attract many.
The Holiday Bazaar, fifth floor, is fine show, with
everything arranged for quick picking and much chance for
nth picking.
The Art Room basement contains more beauty than we
can tell about took months of hunting the world around
to fill it.
There is more to tell, but we'll make another story
that. Meanwhile, and see.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
RACING.
THE NEW-ORLEANS RACES.

New-Orloans, Dec. S.-Thrteenth day Crescent
Jockey Clubs winter meeting; raining; track
muddy two fayorites Summaries:
First (s.n ADMINISTRATION King lo5 Powers, I
70 .. won; Abuse l2l a. Harib 10 g. second. Henry
Iaunt. 100 % Leary,. ~ 70 !. third. Time-1.lGif
Second uiye and one half furlongsp Weller 90
iS0ngerJ. !. won; Charo 81 dimes. u | ami q
10 l. second. Fat Garrett lo3 'SouthaId) to T. third
Time-l:I3A.
Third (selling mile and an e,rhth,-Atisntus, 93
lSheppard). o !. Pointer.
and to J. second TranbY, 90 NrosU, u third Time
POP.
Eandsel 10 DOwers) 10 D. Ekin 81 (SOuthaTd,
10 and to second Great Bend. ia Gupee). -
third. Time %.
Fifth mie; selllng)-Prestar i0i 'Nethersoln
- won Oxnsrd l0l N)upeej. 10 and even second
Gun Me:a. 30 lSnngcr, 70 ]. thrd. Time-i::M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09

Newburg. y. Y, Dec. S-The steam yacht Cor.
sair. now being built At the yards Of T ). Marvel
q 60. for J. PIerpont Morgan will be launched at
II O'Clock on the morning Of December r. Marvel
& Co had n suD-coniract to build HE hull from the
w a. 4 Fletcher Company, OF HobOk.n. After
launching she viii be towed once TO the
Fletcher yard where she will be- completed She
VIII be- put in commission probably In May The
plans for the yacht were drawn by J. Beavor-
Webb. Of New-york city. Her dimensions are:
Length on water-iine. 80 feet: length over all 30
feet breadth. 80 feet; moulded depth % feet
Inches The Corsair If one Of the longest yachts
ever built on this side Of the water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
Christmas
SilVerWare
GORHAM
SilverSmithS
Broadway & 10Th Street.
Is Maiden Lane
I'OIO.
VIILINGFORD WINS FROM THE NEWBORN
POLO CLUB IN GAME THAT CAME
NEAR BEING \ TIE.

POLO CLUB IN GAME THAT CAME
NEAR BEING a TIE.
large crowd turf ed out last evening TO WITNESS
the rolo game on roller skates at the Grand CEN
ual Palace between teams representing the New
York Polo club and the Willingford club The
home team lost by a score Of goals to 1. The
visitors played all around the home team In me
early part OF the game, and II looked hs II "@y
would win easily. but the New-York team seemtn
TO play together In the second ana third Pefi""S'
and came near tying the score several times
The playing on both sides was rough NJ tl"ies'
but Malone OF the home team. threw seVefal OF
bis opponents 10 the floor and 1t looked AS II tn"re
would be a free fight among the players. curley.
the Willingford goalkeeper, made the star plays VI
the evening. though he Is probably the latest man
playing polo.
In the first period Schofeld got the rush Tor
New-York and after thirty seconds play Tarrant
scored Ir the next rush Tarrant got the ball. only
tn let Devlin take II from him on a clever pay,
and after the hall rolled up and down me moor lor
about seven minutes Kennedy succeeded III Push.iIs
II into the New York net for a gOal; ylus lnv
score Kennedy got the next rush, ana, win ohly
two minutes play, Schafer succeeded III SCORING;
In the second period the New-York men startei
like winners. Tarrant getting the rush ana scoret
n goal after four minutes Kennedy goi lhee next
two rushes and scored two goals FOR Nlllngi0 ORR ora
The last period Of the game was more eAci!ns
and roughcr than the others Kennedy got the
rush and In less than minute )eF!l sco'en I,
goal In The les; twelve minutes play IarraHt sot
q rush and scored a goal Kennedy got me mex,
rush but the ball was taken from him by PURGE !,
Who nassed II to Schofied. who scored the last
goal making the total score TO l.
The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
WILL NOT CTR ITS INTEREST RATE.

The trustees Of the Seamens Bank for SaN"..
AT their meeting yesterday decided 20 conilnu" "
pay the old rate of 4 per cent annual interest o"
deposits of 49, less and 2is per cent on a" a'
counts In excess OF $500 which had been a''eP'eu
prior to the passage OF the Limitation act OF 80
In discussing the action OF the Board Of TRUSTEES
AN officer OF the institution said that the ptesem
rate OF interest maintained because the O'nN
WAS still drawing receipts from highly prohtamep
investments made long ago. but that no saNMs,,
bank which might be established At the pies'n,
time could effect Investments enabling IL 10 ~
more than per cent interest on It's deposits. ~
Seamens Bank. he added. had always pntsueu ~ ~
policy OF discoIraging the acceptance OF lafks a.
counts. although only 81 per cent was paiu ~.
them. and II had at present only seven OF lh.ss ~
counts. which aggregated only $,Isp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
SOUND YACHTSMEN WILL MEET.

BY order of the Executive Committee. charles y.
Tower. the secretary has called special meeting
Of the Yacht Racing Association Of Long Island
Sound 10 be held AT the Windsor Hotel, Fifth-ave.
and Forty sA hist. on Monday, at y. m, to take
action on the report Of the Executive Committee In
the matter Of restrictions as TO scantng. construc-
lion. etc made in accordance with resolution
adopted the general meeting Of the association
November
This is a matter Of much importance TO the
yachtsmen of this neighbOrhood. and II is hoped
that every representative will be present.