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The herald., 1898-09-27
On the Diamond

BOSTON, Sept. 26.-Boston 10. Brook
lyn 5.
Second game: Boston 8, Brooklyn e
cago-Chicago 4, Pittsburg g.
Cincinnati-Chcinnati 8, Cleveland 4.
st. Louis-Louisville 8, st. Lous2 2.
Washington-Washingt Z, Baltimore 5.
New York-New York g. Philadelphia 4.
Second game: New York 9, Philadel-
phia /.
The herald., 1898-09-27
IMPORTANT MEETING
Democratic County Central Committee
to Choose Secretary

The Democratic county committee meets
at q o'clock this afternoon in the Turn
verein annex and will transact important
business. The election of a secretary for
the coming year is one of the matters this
committee must consider and it is desired
that every member be present. There are
two candidates for the place, namely, Louis
Herzog and Dan Neuhart, and the friends
Of each are working hard to secure their
election. Either one of the candidates will
fill the position acceptably to the Demo-
Gratis Of the county If selected.
Will Disfranchise Employees
There Is every reason to believe that the
Southern Pacific railroad has under way
a scheme to d,sfranchise hundreds Of its
employees at the coming state election. The
men to be disfranchised are those the rail-
read cannot control and the plan Is this:
Wherever employees are found of whom
the Southern Pacific push is suspicious
work will be found for them in some other
county. This means that these men must
either give up their Jobs or their votes. as
being in a county in which they are not
registered on election day will prevent
their voting and to return to the county
where they are registered will be to for
felt their jobs It is understood that this
order will apply especially to the men who
have shown disposition to rebel against
the so-called employees clubs. The matter
Is being looked into and fuller reports Of
the plan will undoubtedly be forthcoming
unless It Is abandoned.
A Business Meeting
Tomorrow. Wednesday afternoon, the
candidates and union executive committee
will hold a business meeting in room 146
at Che Nadeau hotel at 10 o'clock in the
morning. All interested are expected to
be present without further notice.
Mathuss Is Out
Councilman q. d. Mathuss has an
nounced that he win not be a candidate for
reelection from the Third ward on the Re-
publican ticket. The withdrawal simplifies
the contest for the Republican nomination
in that ward.
The herald., 1898-09-27
STARVING CUBANS ARE DYING
BY DOZENS
GOMEZ APPEALS FOR HELP
Nunez Earnestly Advises the Cubans
to Accept Plans Proposed by the
United States
Associated Press Special Wire.

NEW YORK, Sept. @.-Telegrams were
received at the Cuban legation last night
from commissioners who arrived at Key
West, says the Press correspondent at
Washington, sent to this country by Gen
eral Gomez, the Cuban insurgent leader.
These kilograms depict the situation In
the Province of Santa Clara as most criti-
cal. The Cuban army is said to be starry
ing. The vegetables are almost gone and
the last mules and horses have been killed
to feed the sick. Old people and children
are said to be dying by dozens every day.
The General appeals for aid and says the
situation Is desperate. The Spanish are
doing all they can to make the insurgents
situation more terrible. 1t Is feared that
serious results may arise from this and
the Cubans cannot be blamed IL they are
forced to take the necessaries of life. This
they can do by capturing town, but the
Cubans have pledged themselves not to
violate the armistics and they, therefore,
appeal to the United States In order to
avoid a conflict.
Advice From Nunez
NEW YORK, Sept. ga dispatch to the
Press from Washington says:
sfatemept was given 0ut today nv
The herald., 1898-09-27
the Storm

DEDHAM, Mass, Sept. 26.-Thomas F.
Bayard sank gradually all day and tonight
his pulse Is very weak. giving every indi-
cation that the end is only a matter Of q
few hours.
The herald., 1898-09-27
The Peace Commission

PARIS, Sept. 26-The peace commission
of the United States arrived here today
from London and was met at the railroad
station by the United States embassy, a
number Of Americans and many reporters
A considerable crowd outside the depot
witnessed the departure of the commits
sioners for their hotel. The journey from
England to this city was uneyentful.
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Death of M. @. Cameron

LONDON, Ont, Sept. 26.-Hon. NJ G.
Cameron, Lieut.. Governor Of the North
west Territory, died today. Mr.. Cameron
was visiting Mayor Wilson of this city
and suffered a severe attack of acu6
pneumonia, which caused his death.
The herald., 1898-09-27

right of preference over other powers
should Spain desire to sell or cede the re-
mainder OF the islands. 1t Is understood,
however. all instructions are only ad ref
erendum.
Most of the commissioners and attaches
speak English.
The herald., 1898-09-27

Undefivered Telegrams

There are undelivered kilograms at the
office of the Western Union Telegraph
company for T. Sueymune and Mrs. J. w.
Morrison.
The herald., 1898-09-27
| AT POMONA

meeting broke UP with three rous.ng
cheers for Maguire.
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Advice From Nuuez

NEW YORK, Sept. ga dispatch to the
Press from Washington says:
A statement was given out today by
The herald., 1898-09-27


As soon as the applause which followed
Judge Maguire's great speech had died
away, Chairman Murphey arose and made
several announcements, one of which was
that lone Of the most picturesque charac-
ters in Southern California would have
| something to say" The crowd held to-
gether very well and cheered vociferously
as Ralph Hoyt came to the platform and
presented Judge Mcguire with a huge
bouquet on behalf Of the ladies Of Los An
geles. Judge Mcguire said that he would
not make any extended speech in reply to
the presentation, but would merely invite
the ladies' enc and all, to the inaugural ball
next January.
The chair then introduced Mr.. Crowen
Of Santa Ana, who sang. without accom-
paniment, a song OF the refrain Of Judge
Mcguire will catch you If you don't watch
out" The song contained some good hits
at Parker and other Republican leaders
and was well received.
Chairman Murphey gave the regrets Of
Fl. P. Andrews of Tehama, union nominee
for attorney general who, although ex-
pectlng to speak, had suddenly been oom-
PEELED to leave for the north on the late
train.
E. L. Hutch.son, nominee for lieutena Mt
governor. was then introduced. Mr. Hutch
ison sad that 1t was unknd to refer to him
as picturesque character and would be
unkInd for him to attempt any speech
whatever after Mr.. Maguire's mastery
effort. Mr.. Hutch.son spoke Of the pride
which the party should have In the fact
that It has man for a leader who has
never led any party to defeat
At the conclusion os h,s remarks the
The herald., 1898-09-27

Another attack made by General Barnes
upon our platforms-upon the Democratic
Populist and Silver Republican platforms
Is that they provide for direct legislation.
He says that direct legislation is unwise,
cumbersome, dangerous to capital, dan
Rerous to property. I answered htmI that
1t ID not !nexpedient or dangerous, unless
public sovereignty itself Is dangerous. ZAP
plause.) 1t is merely the commission to the
people Of authority to check vicious legis-
latIon; merely q commission OF the power
to the people to overturn corrupt legisla-
ton or legislation manlfestly contrary to
the public interests by faithless public
agents in the legislative bodies Of the
counties and cities OF the state.
Corruption in government springs en-
t.rely from interference Of corporate and
other monopolies to secure either new priv
ileges or the maintenance and extension Of
old privileges. Give the people a check
upon the legislative power Of their agents
and 1t will be useless for corporations to
attempt to corrupt elections or to corrupt
legislators or to corrupt councillors or
boards OF supervisors. He pictures the
cumbersomeness Of passing all laws in this
way. There is no such Intention; there
would be no such result. Good laws would
not be assailed and bad laws ought to be
assa.led by the people, and the people
ought to have the power to overturn them.
(Applause.)
There !: defect In p p.lar gcverrm ent
N that the check which this proposition.
affords to the people is now denied them.
and corrupt legislative presentatIyes.
corrupted by special interests, either In the
elections or afterwards by baser and
soarssr means, are interfering with the
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vas e, sSo; 106, made up by a loss in currency
VI VI SIoo,@'S, and gain IN coin Of STAT ,404.
oeeudy operations included: Receipts. S359I.-
~ pay nents S3o1S $50; resulting in general
aance or SUI .6gS621, consisting Of S14a AGO. =
4ly coin and i2.21S 200 currency.
Inc publishers of The Commercial and FL
hahcial Chronicle have just issued their an
huai publication. The Financial Review" II
gives a comprehensive review of the business
ol 1890, with comparative statistics for series
OF years; the money market. the rates OF call
ioans time loans and commercial paper 1S9l-9I
dally prices Of foreign exchange for ten years:
The weekly bank statements in 1897: prices OF
Government and State securities since 1850.
monthly range OF railroad bonds and railroad
stocks for five years railroad dividends for
seven years; and many other statistics con-
Veniently arranged.
II Is stated that the Rock Island conversion
has been a great success and the privilege
offered 10 bondholders has expired. The bonds
are quoted at about 1O4 and interest. The
collateral per cent bonds Will be called for
redemption on April 10
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y ,.c, very little outsid. business wa.

In fact very little outside business was
.ssctea the bulk Of the dealings apparently
Cor tho professional account. Supporting
,.-s helped Burlington and Quincy and st.
w, and a number OF the specialties attracted
re- item on account OF their frmness. Brook
pa,,5 Transit Omaha Consolidated Gas
H s~a, nrefe-red. Illinois Central. Minneapolis
:. Louis stocks and the Union Pacific is
-ere among the decidedly strong features
-. close Early strength In the market was
.,,ost entirely to renewed buying by Lon
W." .o.al purchases for this account amounting
49, 20 900 shares. Advices received by local
- from their foreign correspondents indi-
"a uneasiness In London financial circles
"a rresent phase OF the Cuban situation
&c worth noting that the majority OF Wall
49, arms express absolute confidence in their
,.,atons Of peaceful solution Of the per-
,'.,,S questions arising from Tuesdays disas-
~ 20 the Maine.
:. - not unreasonable TO expect a nervous
10, for some time to come. but there is lit
v,,se for predictions Of further heavy loss
-~siues Even II actual trouble between Spain
"a the United States should develop. there
tne, 10 no legitimate reason for investors TO
~ over their possessions. The strength OF
u.rrri.ies to-day. and the slight losses shown
s,,erdsv in the face % rapidly multiplying
!s.-r,irr r7lnors. should open the eyes OF the
70 clement 10 the fact that strong financial
o.s-ests are the controlling factors in market
I.,rss a. present. The great majority OF stocks
". an strong hands. and IL is not likely that
- holdings will be thrown overheard Not
III u0uidaton by investors and powerful
ss..src,sl houses begin will there ne reason to
- nAss'mistic over securities values. In
t..o-s have withdrawn temporarily from the
80, and professional traders will doubtless
~ their own company for a time: but the
,.y.nanei element need not expect that its
a1sisrt efforts TO force declines exaggerated
han rumors Will serve 10 inspire panic among
80, who car afford 10 buy securities and hold
- After the early recovery in prices to-
~ the majority OF the list sold down 10 last
sSst's closing figure, but subsequently went
.,hsr on a good professional demand. Total
--7ss were smaller than those OF yesterday and
80 hona department exhibited a similar con-
action Another sharp advance in the price OF
-ssst In the local and Chicago markets exerted
- Influence on the speculation in the Granger
eS.rss while facts affecting the intrinsic worth
:, securities which were passed unnoticed yes
.s-day received a more general recognition.
Ttis was marked IN Burlington. which was
bought IN the early dealings on the strength OF
,ta increase IN the company's dividend. an
,ouncsi yesterday The chief selling OF stocks
4, to-dsv's market came from petty spectators
who based their operations on the war extras
o. the penny press
Las, prices for the principal active stocks
,ornpare with Yesterdays final quotations as
follows.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
COMpTROITEE-S OFFICE.

Albany. February l7th. 1888
NOTICE is hereby given THAI sealed proposals
y VIII received At this Office una! the 2sth day q
February inst. az noon Tor the pur fas9 or SfVlrp
the provisions o, Chapter 2e) - The Laws ~ 1897. FOR
acquisition q land In the territory embraced In the
re sonis VIII Be dated February is 1898 and will be
the dsrom nation u 10000 each. Will draw Interest
a, the rate Of 80 per cent per anuum payable senl
annually and will mature $4,000 February lsf. 1907
and 10000 February Isl. 1905.
Principal and nferes, VIII be nayabIe at tie Bank Of
the Manhattan Company IN the City % New York
The Comptroller tire right 20 reject all bids
which are not IN or MON advantageous 20 the inter
OF tho state.
All proposals must be sealed and endorsed Adirontaok
PARK Loan and directed the Comptroller u he state
JAMES A. ROBERTS.
Comptroller.
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TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT. Office. super

yisng Architect. Wss,h,nston. .. G. February 10.
oFpca ,nfu O'clock " the 10Th day OF February.
sqs and opened Immediately thereafter FOR furnishing
All ,ro Labor and materials required Tor the Elevator
screens Sc for the l.. $ Apprasers Warehouse at
KEW Work Y y In accordance with the draw and
.rc-iroat or c0pes ~ which pa had this oihce
T the o-ca 70 fhe Superintendent az the building. The
-bt ,- reserved reject any all bids and 20 waive
any defect informally in any hd should be deemed
H. re rf.rcsf OF Government 20 DO Proposels
mus be enclosed n pee. sealed and marked PRO
TOsar Tor Elevator screens. &C., for the L. s. Ap-
pralsers Warehouse. New YORK y L. ana ADDRESSED 70
-. l n. A----l--L-
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financial.
CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST
ISSUED IN RESPECT OF
Union Pacific Railway Company
SIX PER CENT. GOLD COLLATERAL
TRUST NOTES



- Wall Street.
Ncw-York February :. 1898
Tho Cnted States Circuit for the Southern Dis
'ret OK N-wYox having Erected payment o. the principal
and interes, tho ThrecYesr Collateral Trust Notes
of The Union Pacific Railway Company we shall be pre-
pared and after February I. 1895. 10 the funds
collected by upon such notes for the payment ~ the
unpaid balance Of principal Of above described Ger
hca'es VIZ. 1915 OF principal and interest at six Per
cent on such unpaid balance from February l. 1885 70
date Of surrender Of Certificates with all unnatured
warrants apperainng thereto being warrants No 70 10
inclusive
All holders OK Certificates notified 70 surrender them
70 US for payment later than February 10. 1895 on
which date will
The holder q each Certificate surrender hereo,
as above Will be entitled further 20 receive provided
in said OF February Is. 1897 and one half
shares Of tho preferred stock OF the Union Pache
Railroad Company. which Will b. delivered rapidly
issued by the Company. Any fraction Of share will be
adjusted by purchase sale the option OF the holder
OF such Certificate.
u p. MORGAN 90.
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UNITED VERDE COPPER COMPANY.

UNITED VERDE COPPER COMPANY.
tueen Building No. 90 Cedar Suest-
New York, Feb Q. 1889
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders
O, iris company will be held the Office above
On Monday February 81, 1895. twelve o'clock for tia
election ot Board Trustees and the TRANSACTION Of
such oths- business may properly come before the
meeting
The poIiI will open hour.
transfer book, will be closed February IL and
'''"'D ~ J. c KENNEDY. Secretary.
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financial meelings.

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,T1ET TOTICE-That the Directors OF Long
1 -, ANU ,,t Elevator having by unanimous vote
.a,t.d resolution the 3ist dag " January. ls5a.
ai'g -. i'm heir opinion advisable 70 Dissolve such
l'a r5rnwlh. a meeting - the stockholders oi
,,a ing Dock Mails ana Elevator viii be neld az ne
W 81, company IS Broad-st. IN the city %
S W. on tne Ith day of March. lsa> az - O'Clock
-, ~, me pfrose n voting upon the pr.io.iln mat
No. -. r,, In BE- forthwith dissolved
ba'T" -'" G " CRAFT.
WA y. DYkMAE.
T. ID. ALLERTON.
preoto-s
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q Wall Street.

New YORK February is. 1898.
order temporarily restraining the delivery OK the
preferred under the OF February ioth
1897 having made by the L. e Circuit. Court for the
Southern District O. York IN the suit Of George l.
venner against Fitzgerald and others. we VIII upon
Certificates Of Interest make payment OF
the payable thereon and deliver Memorandum there
for showing that the preferred stock deliverable under
agreement respect OF such Certificates has not yet
been delivered.
]. P. MORGAN & co.
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yowy NATIONAL rANis or CHICAGO.
]. P. MORGAN & co.

HOME NATIONAL E.NiE OF chicago
NOTICE The Homo National Bank ~ chi
y go lec,tes 1T Cncero. in tt. sate = irnos Is
closing W s affairs A. vote hollei5 ma ls' ~
TIE notes ard other claire againli +. NJ ~, pay
m
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.-WfSsT POINT. y. Y. Feb
i ruary i6 1898 sealed proposals Ia rpllca,e Sil be
--relved here until - O'Clock NJ March H. ls@s and
then opened Cor flnshlne such Fuel REQUIRED during
escal ar ending June 30 lSg9 T. :. reserves right &c
ec' any au proposals any pat thereof lnfofra-
ton furnished upon app cation Enveoles containing
nr-ol should marked Proposals. FOR Fuel and ad-
dressed j. T.. BELLINGER. Capt. =. o "
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financial glettions.
ELECTION NOTICE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
N-w-York. January 20 1898
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting Of IN. stockholders Of the Missouri Pacn,
Railway Company will be held IL the Companys Office ~
the civ u St Louis, Missouri on Tuesday, March s
iegs 81 600 for tho election OF thirteen
directors ensuing and for the transaction Of
AM ofh.r business that may before said meeting
THE annual meeting Of the Directors VIII be helt In as
sswa orce on the ssm dav at 1900 o'clock The
transfer books will be closed Wednesday. February
isss at 500 clock ,. n. and reopened on Thursday
March TO- 1895 1906 O clock a. m
GEO. j. GOULD. President.
A. ii. CALEF. Secretary.
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OFFICE or
THE MOBILE & OHIO RAILRohD 20
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
- RECTORs hiid this day. Dividend ~ ONE %
PER CENT ne Capital STOCK of t"e '.ipa.s
5e-srea ravehe February IS provino. NJ the once ~
hs Corpanv IN the CITY ~ New York 70 me stp'1ia
80 ~ record GA closing Of the transfer books The
t-q,.fe- books OF the "Asssntet stock VIII close n
New-York February II. lsss, a. =. NJ and VIII re
open Ma'ch = 1872 q" ny TACoN Secretary.
January 10. 1895
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Proposals.
FOR which transferable certificates OF stock registered
principal and Interest Payable In Gold.

TFIU'IpHI uHu IrfFf '~' T 'F9E'7''@ TIT ~'|@'
Will ne issued in tie OF the People Ok the state OF
YORK on u the sinhlhs FUND established
h ead act bearing Interest at tne rate OF hres pc.
,.utum pei aunIIn. payable mannualy on ine h!s'
CAY January july. ana tbs pTnclpa! eimousaole
the first day Of January 1913.
Ih,,. bonds are exempt from taxation
pursuant 70 Chapter ~. Laws VI 1891
Proposals usy be for the whole or any rart OF the
loan not less san Slcl0 and such proposals must De
accompanied certified check for one per cent OF me
amount Of .Ae bonds bil for.
Payments Tor the lon Will be required 20 % made on
the acceptance proposal b. deposit IN the Bank Ok
Manhattan Co. N the city q New YORK to me cre1ii
OF treasurer the Of New YORK, on account OF
Canal Fund O.. u award. together with
uleniLrn accrued interest from January /. 1898
Ine Comptroller ne right 20 reject all bids
which are his opinion advantageous 70 the interests
Interest on the loan from first day Of January.
isgs VIII be payable Bank ot the Manhattan Co.
IN the city Of Sew York
All proposals must be scaled md endorsed Loan for
Canal Improvement and directed 70 the Comptroller
Of the State Il New York Albany. y. Y.
JAMES = ROBERTS. Comptroller