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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-28

sToRFs AND TFNEMENTs TO
let. steam heat furnished Apply at
wall Paper store. ls5 Prairie avenue,
corner blackstone street. (22)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TEAM1NG BusINEss-1O HORSES;
10 Express Wagons. Moving Wagons:
also good coal and wood business: very
profitable business for active man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-28

.FoR sALE-DoN,r BUY BEFORE
seeing our houses and lots ct Wash
ington Park. Pure air. water, gas, elec-
tric light and cars: no wet cellars: lots
$40 down: houses 5000 down. ISAAC l..
COER 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-28

TO LET-LOWER TENEMENT. GO
Tanner ST.. four rooms and bath on
floor: attic, rent SIS Apply 40 Prince
ton ave-, mornings. l2i,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-12-20

a good, heavy work team for sale.
A. GRAY. 1871.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-12-20
HYUUCKI6S OOH66
No. Sc
Six Hand kerChiefS.

Six Ladies' Pocket Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched, colored bord-
ers, size l. K Is inches. Sent post
nu.l on receipt OF 2 cent
postage stamp and 20 sig.
naIErcs cut from wrappers of
A-1ucklos' Roasted Coffee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-12-20
No. 81. Mans Belt.
-7----------- Observation-Disclosures,
III! ;7''f:z,s !, W; !. ,.sy,.Ss=s'yHH
lj-llIl.l.l!ls s,Is,,l!!SSE:l ,!l!,l ..Eg.l,s4'

Grain leather. tai color, ilic@ei- p a!ed
buckle and rings. When ordering -iTe
size OF v.is, in inches. Belts TT Goa 5 /;
to - inches 4 length. sent pos. -. ii
on receipt OFF, ccRs postage stamp
and 60 - ynarurcs cut FROM wrappers
CT Arbuch!es' Roasted Coffee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-12-20
Money to Loan

On real estate. Rates lower than the
lowest will be made on sums of $1,000
and upwards. Call Oh ME before get
ting your large or small loans.
if. JOHN H. BOWERS,
HOuyhmaster Block
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MOT-NT VERNON.

The Aldermen ut a meeting on Tuesday night de-
cided to widen the Third-st. bridge over the Hutoh-
insou River connecting Mount Vernon with the
town OF Pelham. The budget of $4,000 for curron.
expenses was adopted as were also tne sehoH. 81
was also decided 10 improve the following streets
Fourth-at. Fiith-st.. Sxth-st. Washington-sI; anu
Mount Vornon-ave. from the Harlem KalirQau@ @ SUI
ton TO the Bronx River. The streets VIII De , mae
adamizod The work of paving and Improving IN
North Third and Oakley aves. Will be done by the
citv The contractors having forfeited their con-
tracts II was decided 70 vote by ballot al lne non
municipal election and the CRY Clerk was oIueie d
10 have the ballots and other stationery prepared
The tax rate FOR the year has been iXed, ana Ine
amount which the people Of this city VIII nave 10
decree Hayes of this city. while in London rev
wears ago visited the City Roads Chapel, built IN
The Old building had an ornate ceiling. SAID to nave
been designed personally by John Wesley. Mi,
HAYES obtained some OF these enrichmenis ana mas
gwen them TO the new Chester Iiill MelhodlSt EPT
COpal Church. With documentary evidence Ol thel
genuneness and the offer 70 pay me eNIeIhSe hb ~
setting them IN suitable place IN tne new ciiui
structure. Dr. Fletcher on behalf or the Hus'ee7'
me- board of riucation held special session on
Tuesday night for the purpose or opening p.us lol
TWO new school buildings. but owing 10 an error III
the advertisement which excluded small BIDDERS
the time for opcnng bids was extended 10 the regu-
lar meeting on April B. The ERE comm ssioHeiS re-
Dorted that it Will cost 1000 10 connect the school
hui5iucs with the fire alarm system. The Board
believed the Improvement TO be too expensive ana
viii ask the Commiss toner's 20 remove the street
boxes nearer the schools N their earnest c''Ne"-
The marriage Of Miss Annie West Maher 10
Arthur LLOYD Granger took place at noon Yesterday
Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johh Maher, 40. ~l9
south Fourth-ave. The ceremony was performed
by the brdeeroomS i4lnef tne JEi,ITcb Tbere
were no attendants. The ceremony Was Witnessed
by about thirty relatives ana friends, ana was was
followed by a dinner Miss Maher is a graduate
Of the class OF o.. Mrs Hazens school, Pelham
Hall. Pelham Manor. Mr.. Granger Is stuaent N
the dental department OF the Baltimore Medical
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
NEW-YORK CITY.

Howard Mansfield will deliver tonight Illus
trnted lecture Japan at the Peoples Club, No l
Third-ave.
Charles weide Commissioner OF Jurors cee-
brated the anniversary Of his birth Yesterday The
employees OF his ofioe presented TO Mr.. Welde a
basket Of flowers. The presentation was made by
Deputy James A. Connors and Assistant Deputy
Frederick OByrne
The Rev Dr. Charles A. Briggs Of the Union
Theological Seminary. is 10 be the preacher the
O'Clock service tomorrow night In tho Church Of
the Holy Communion. The preachers Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday OF next week the ven
erable Dr. Charles c. Tiffany. Archdeecon Of New
York: the Very Rev Dr. Eugene A Hoffman dean
of the General Theological Seminary. and the Rev.
Pascal Narrower, OF West New Brighton. Staten
Island. who Is to take DR.. Grosvenor's place.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Finance Com
mittss of tho Consolidated Libraries was held yes
terday In the Office OF tho Union Trust Company.
NO 80 Broadway. Only routine business was trans
acted
A meeting American Society Of Compare
tive Religion will be held the NewYork Uni
versity Washington Square. Monday, at p. N
DR.. Donaldson will read paper on The Lssenss
and Kindred Orders"
The American Bible Society has In the eighty
three years Of It's existence. issued 6+0o.WO vol
umes Of the Bible. II asks for subscriptions
Thirty dollars will supply lG0 Bibles. or 800 Testa-
ments or 100 copies OF single Gospel This
eum entities the giver 10 a life membership. con-
ferring q worth OF Bibles each year
There will a meeting of importers at the
rooms of tho Merchants Association OF New-York
to-day at 2SO p M to consider the question of de-
lays at tho Appraisers Stores"
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
PFEKSKILL

County Clerk Leverett +. Crumb was In his ohice
in the Savings Bank building Tuesday evening
ia swear in the notaries public recently appointed
from this town by Governor Roosevelt. They were
Homer Alban Anderson, samuel James Barrett
Iohn II Baxter George +. Briggs, Edward q. Hal
sew C. W Horton James f Hunt, stephen Lent
OTrn j. Loder, G.. A. Pugsley George W Robert
son Isaac n Smith Marvin 4. Smith. John Joseph
Torpv William Il Thorne and Thomas j. Torpy.
Surrogate Skman will hold his monthly court IN
his office in the Peekskin Savings Bank building
this morning.
The first annual dinner OF Centennial Hose Com
paNy No was held the Allen House on Tues
dav evening There were scventy-iive Of Peeks-
kills foremost citizens present. The arrangements
were In charge OF Silas w Washburn president OF
the Board Of Water Commissioners assisted by
Frank De Revere F. F. Roe and others. The
speakers were eX-Postmaster John Smith, James
II Haight Eugene 3. Travis, James Dempsey.
William : Wright, eX-Alderman Matthew Ciune
OF New-York DR.. Alexander ID. Dunbar and others
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23

Mo1INEIx's COUNSEL. SAYS HE INTENDS TO
MAKE DEMAND FOR THEM EVERY DAY.
Barlow 8 Weeks Of counsel for Roland p.
Molineux went TO the District-Attorneys office
yesterday and asked FOR copy Of the Grand
Jurys minutes relating TO Molineuxs indictment,
in compliance with the decision Of Judge Blanch-
ard and he was told that the minutes were not
ready He said he intended 10 make demand
every day and hurry up the preparation OF the
minutes
District Attorney Gardiner is said to be taking
as much time as possible in complying with Judge
Blanchard's order. 50 that hearing the eX-
pected application by MOllneuXs counsel for a dis
Inssal OF the indictment may come before
other Judge The application for dismissal OF the
Indictment probably will not be made until next
week and in the mean time MolineuX may be
called 10 plead the Indictment
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
WHITE PLAINS.

A bond for 10000 fled in the Westchester
County Clerk Office yesterday morning By William
Van Wyok az receiver OF the partnership business
and property Of Stearns & Spngarn. Mr Van
Wvck's surety IL the American surety Company
of New-York The instrument required revenue
stamps worth 76 cents.
Paul Powell forty-six years old head gardener at
the Knolwood Country Club at klmsioru, was
found dead Yesterday morning with his head In a
h.ch water tank used for irrigation. lie had been
putting some insect powder on some plants IN no
ereenbouse and Il Is supposed got some into his
ewes and stood up stool TO wash his face
In the tank lost his balance and hung fTom his
v'aist inside the tank HIS drowning is sup
posed 10 have been an accident, there was no
cause for him 10 commit suicide. He leaves a
widow and several children. Coroner Charles r.
Rlrch OF this Village took charge Of the case.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23

Tory Island March 22-Passed steamer Assyrian tB)'
Wallace New-York for Glasgow - l-, ~,
swansea March 21-Saed. steamer bxeier OiS 'o'''
Watkins New-York. >-,..,., ~ c).n,
6sntzig March l9-Sailei steamer NlcolA IL 'D~n''
Nicholson New York. ,,,.- r,h.,r,
Bremen March 2Ariyed steamers Kaiser Sraoera Wnen
a. G,ossA 1Gerl Fngelhart, NevYork via CherpoufB
and Southampton: PA. Odenburg @er)' Gshemahh
NeW-York. .. vr-.-..,.or,
(Dutchl. Roggeveen, Nevr-Nork. =. n,
PaIiIiac March 22-Arrived. steamer Mendoza Brb
Shadwick York ~
c;ibaltar March 22-Passed. steamers Pathan (Br)
rs-shsnn Yokoharna etc Ncw-York; Spartan Prince
(3rC Adamson. Naples for New York 49, -, ,
Alrers March i7-Sailed steamer Benedick Cbr, Cox,
Leixoes March l7-Arrived. steamer IAur.ldens q3r).
Tippet New York -
Aiexandria, March 21-Arrived. steamer ssae coer>,
MIrow New-York via Genoa and Naples.
s. Lucia March 2i-Sailed steamer ST Ninian Cr).
HAYNES Grom Valparaiso. stc). New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23

70 DO 80 by mandamus issued by the court A"i'
advice was followed and the Board ADJOURNED,
1t is now said Mr.. Hector Wit Tnt, heV' '"'
80 nronostion TO raise $4,000 for the purPose %
purchasing the present school property ana om
~. i "a down bv the taxpayers OF North IarryIQWnl Il
on Tuesday and the proposition foo 10 pn9
a. ona Sor new truck for Pocanuco HOOK anu L. =
Go- Cnmpany was carried The latter measure ma nau
bean defeated twice and the members OF tne oil W, .
uSn 5i, ,breotened to disband II the new truck was
Int forthcoming The taxpayers real2en lnh. C,r ro
nomnanv was in earnest, and in conselieI0e ~
was much enthusiasm ana good ioe'i's '
when the result became known.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK "WEDNESDAY. MARCH q
1890


PORT or NEW -YoRK-wEDNEsDAY MARCH 2S
ARRIVED.
Nonadio Gr. Thomas LvsrpOO M March on, 49,
steamer Anohoria o'r, Wilson. Glasgow March snd
gers 10 henGsT.on B's & st ' som.
March "a Southampton and cherbowg ". with mdse
Steamer Bseh@ C1f 1vsrsen February g. RIO
Janelro 2s and Lucia March IA. with mdss 20 Busk
Ievons Arrived at the Bar at
InsSaa is with dse ana p cabin passenger tho
Panama Itailrosd Steamship Company. Arrived at the
Steamer Andes cB9; Peterson. Cape H.yti March
passenger TO PIN. Forwood & Kellock Arrived at til.
Steafner c9enfuego, spanish cardelen. cienfuego,
March Is, with mdse to James Ward 60. Arrived a,
steamer CITY Of Philadelphia Curry. Baltimore with
mdse to II g Foster ., n.,...,-.,. -,.,
to 75S1rsT %sm cyds 6S win ''
shs amp Ta NoSs5sr - sHd Hong Kong WITH
mdse to Deacamp CO. vessel to Pendleton' Carver
s1ip Fall. Of Dee OF GLASGOW Patterson. cHst. s
Buena l2l days with nitrate OF soda to Breche o.
sandy Hook March ~ e:so p m.-wind north-north-
east. light; dense fos
SAILED
nsten Hs,ahs etc iToqaois chari.-on and Jsekson
James,o~n NortoE and Newport News: August Rort
SGSp FIushins 0s,ch9red in &nAsantl9& CITY 9f BIZ
(ger. Newport News: Kstahdin. Newprt News st
Louis Southampton. Trinidad Cr) Bermuda. T~utonic
Br Liverpool Kensinston CBr Antwerp Rnd anchored
IN Quarantine ~ ! 81
United States Mcpherson passed out Quar-
Al . 40
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Southampton. March 27Arrived. steamer ~ Paul
Nsw-York Passed Hurst Castle y a6 a
March 22 p m. sailed Travs Ger
tnners rom Bremen for New-York.
Liverpool March 2I-saiIsd. steamer cune CBr Ian
caster. Sew-York
Dundee March 22 Sailed steamer Laura CRr) Pear
New-Yorh
Deal March 22-Patsod. Idaho tBrJ. Ouston.
York.
Dover. March 2i-PAssed. Adra lGerl, Kuhl-
Manu. Antwerp for Ne~-York-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
PORT CHESTER.

James Conklin. one OF the best-known fishermen
in this neghborhood. found dead yesterday
ON the beach near Rye. The man was sitting up
right on ledge Of rocks projecting into the water
Res,de him was hts basket filled with MS Rtst
catch Of Ash and clans. Conklin left his hoIae
in Port Chester on Monday morning, ana when ne
did not return a search begun. He was sixty =
three years old and leaves son and two dauRh-
ters Coroner banning took charge Of the body.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
YONKERS

Miss Mary Marshall Butler has been authorized
% cnn conference Of the WoTnan's Institute in
the interests Of a closer union Of existing charits
bic work and 70 consult to tho best means OF
securing another district nurse. This conference
will he held this evening at Oclock in tie parlor
of the Institute. and any one Interested Is cor
daily invited 20 be present
Al a special meeting Of the Common Council on
Trlnsday evening the tax levy was adopted. The
amount to bs raised for the current year IS
An important meeting OF the Woman's Christian
TenDeralce Union viii be held this afternoon at
$40 o'clock officers viii be chosen.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
HONE NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Military Tournament, Madison Square Garden,
& p. m.
New-York Yacht Club general meeting club
house. p. m.
The Hundred Year Club waldorf-Astoria. p m.
Bulldog Show. Logerot Gardens.
Dr Kennedy's trial for murder, before Justice
Williams.
Audubon Society annual meeting. Museum Of
Natural History. II a. m.
Woren's Patriotic Relief Association. Manhattan
Hotsl II 80 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
CONTEST IN WESTCHESTEK.
rARpYrowN DIVIDED OVER THE ELECTION OF
A POLICE JUSTICE

POLICE JUSTICE
Tho election OF a police Justice in Tarrytown on
ruAsday is likely TO get into the courts for de-
c,sion on tho nrst count John F. Hoctor. Demo
c,st was found to have | majority over Charles
McCutchen. the Republican candidate
As II had been noticed IN the counting OF tho nal
lois that there we're number Of them that ap-
nesr,d 10 be defective or void by reason OF tho
manner OF the marking IN the circle. recount WAS
had and ths resulted In McCutchen receiving ma
tOr1ty
This did no, satisfy Mr. Hoctor and his friends,
snd II was decided that the Board 81 Trustees as
inspectors OF election should hold meeting yester-
day and psss upon the case. When they met Mr..
Hoctor asked for a recount OF the ballots Corpora
ton Counsel Frank V. Millard told the Board that
Il had no power TO recount, and could only be made
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
SHOWERS PREDICTED FOR TO-DAY.

The ra,nstorm that passed over this CITY yes,er'
no,, vrI probably be followed by showers to-day
according 10 the forecas; Of the local weather
bureau Yesterdays storm had been preocsedd pDoc,ed
ard cot here about midnight TUESDAY, II 81" -
CO. e. some tm- early yesterday morning put tLle
snow that fell was soon washed away py Ine a. ~.
IT, of5cia forecast for to-day as announced Hls
,st right is Continued cloudiness showers anu
stationary temperature.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
M Sunset s:l4 Moon sets m s2a Moons age ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
=, es-- took 4:le Gov. Island 4:61 Hell Gate $40
a " senSy Hook b:o GOV. Island 583 Hell Gate ''=<
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
NEW-ROCHFLLF.

John II Clapp Of Port Chester. as referee on
Tuesday sold the Kelleher property IN Mechanic
ST including one Of the Oldest hotels in the village
The property was bid in by Catherine Havey Tor
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
ftaoinq botsls ano Rssianrants.
This list appear, every Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
For information circulars etc, Of Hotel Restau-
rant below call address (send stamp
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
83 Fifth-nve., n

Ale. means A la Carte; Tdh.. Table dHoes Dinner
DEI,MONICO's .. 5th Ave C. 44th St A Ia carta
LEON FLOURET .5th-ave. &isth Ale Tdh 81 20 Csfusiol
MORELLOs West 29,h St. Tdh (Mus!c)
MARsH's 1Oa W. "a O3. l.. Tdh) %. & s Ac) Music.
HOTEL HUNGARIA. Union 50 f. Tdh with wins. 81
IUCHOW's GERMAN RESTAURANT, 10 E14th-st
TERRACE GARDEN, .bsth--t. near Ler-ave. Aio
CAFE UEIMANN, g.. Bway and Reade-st Ale
AL CHAT NOIR, 55l w ByCrdh. wine 50c.). Uptown
All CHAT NOIR, 81 W % ST. Ale. Tdh. l. ch SOC. din
All CHAT NOIR } 75c (Musc) After Theatre suppsr-.
NONTANEIII iO7W44 CTdh T5c wine music) L50c B40c
HUNGARIA REST. Recently enlarged and I'M
On 2d-ave ioth-st proved. Tdh. Ala cei.-
Cafe Boulevard. } brated Gipsy Band.
Carnegie Hall Rest. 7th S56 Tdh.L. 900. n. boo
THE WENDELL. - f. 2oth-st.. .Tnh. Lch.. 5oc. Ale
AHDIN a cHABERTf' {..Ao. Gah. ooo. wne1
125 W. Goth ST.,
JACQUIN. 81 West 2eth st. Ale. rdh.. boc.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
ONLY ONE JUROR WANTING
ELEVEN MEN SELECTED TO TRY DR.
KENNEDY.
he TALKED.

TALK OF BRIBERY CAUSES STIR ABOUT THE
coURT-TALEsMAN EXCUSED BECAUSE
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
H FL1Nrs FINE FURNITURE
LIGHT ON A SUBJECT.

OF the influence Of dark gloomy rooms Win
unslghtly furniture and colOrs. They constant
ly rasp on sensitive nerves The dscord makes
one fretful and irritable without knowing IT,.
Let us transform these rooms lnexpehsivei;y
with orr fresh and attractive designs that will
be a constant delight for even an Invalid 70
gaze upon.
Our white enamel the cheapest--bed
brass trimmed from $500; bureaux from Slo.OO;
washstands from 500. Antique oak--beds
from So 90: bureaux from $500; washstands
$500. .
Rlrch-the natural light-wood that I'M
nroves with age-beds from $500; bureaux
from 5000; washstands $500. Maple Win IT'S
rich creamy tones beds from Sil.": - on- on
roaux from $4,000; washstands from 5000
These are all finely made. carved,--wlth
bevel mirrors and brass trimmings.
You will save more than the cost OF trans
formation in doctors bill. And at FACTORY
prices as you
a ="
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
Announcements.

" "Sherwood." Il
A whipped seam Cuf.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23
ROSTER & BIAL'S. HSs T.i : !
TVHEEl H1 Nstirees thursday 4 Sat .
s,o-,s - Laughter greet the merry scenes
AMERICANS AT HOME.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoSsI' aH..cs

uErROPOIITAN OPERA noS
Is, Wrek n the Grand opera, G..n
r-,dar tbe direction OF Mr.. Maurice Urn"
Tonight at 7:s5 ~
seidl Testimonial Performance a., prAna. Nm J"a
T.orengrtn Act L Mines. N9racs N ~ Sortuctor Ns'-
de Reszke Albers Muhlmann' Frus
cinelh. 49,, ~, r.hmanh Ne3f
lnger Msntell. Pevny, Bauerme''F' ~
Van Rooy Condr. Schalt . s-,h-ns xesslin-
Die Mei,.rrnser Act III Mmei. t. Goudr schalE
Goetterdaemrnerung Act III Mines Len"
NJ Pringe. 49, o.A..,rs s7a ohr -"
regular opera prices =. ,->-r, ISOLDE. Nord'~~
Fri Ev'g az 7:45-TRISTAN uND oi.,ossn isy
Rrema lean and Ed de Reszke ana Dissn.,,,.,-TACg.
sat AT. Mch. -. at Last psneor
Eames Msisslinger. saleza- Sampanar, nance n r
SAT Ev'g Mch 25 s-Last lxg.an,sV slfsnfs
Pricss-LEs HUGt' ENoTs Lehman ma n. Rss,ss Rsui
Adams. Dinpel Dsvries Albers. Ed % Nss1 -
Sun Eyg Nch 28-i7th sunday .oneeS. SS.ux,,c so
soloists; Mines senbrch. Nantei. N''
ham Van Rooy Entire Orchestrs, ,os Used
man, s1,TtNWAY 4 SONS PIANOS OeED-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-23

F.. & w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-10
New Tobacco Company with o. 200, 900
Capital.

ALBANY Sept, "a corporation named m.
Sachelberg & Co" was incorporated to-day
with the Secretary OF State to deal IN leaf
tobacco. cigars. cigarettes and tobacco in all
forms. and to purchase and establish factories
and agencies for the manufacture and dstrlbu-
ton OF tobacco. The capital is 81. 900. 600 OF
which 5000. 1000 is preferred cumulative 3 per
cent stock. The principal Office OF the COM
pany will be In New York city. The directors
are: Gerard b. Townsend. Joseph j Cunning
ham. Rudolph EnSteiu. X. c. DAILY. Bernard
NNumburg and N. NJ. DAILY. all OF ~ Liberty
street. New York city. and Frank l.. Townsend
of l2O Broadway. New York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-10
GOLD MINE sHARRs OFFERED.
stratton's Independence Placed On the
American Market.

stratton's Independence Placed On tho
American Market.
Messrs. A. A. Housman d Co. OF 20 Broad
street offer for public subscription 100000
shares OF STATIONS Independence Mine at
$3.50 per share The subscription lists will
be closed on Sept IS. Twenty per cent. Of
each subscription must accom- pany the appli-
cation, tho balance to be paid on or before
Sept. 25.
The shares are issued for the Venture Cor
poration. Limited. OF London. The property
is capitalized at fl. 100 900. divided into FL
shares. OF which 100. 900 shares are placed in
the treasury for further working capital II
BY an arrangement with W. g. Stratton at the
OF the company. 100, 900 Of these shares were
to be issued In tho United States and tho re-
mainder In Europe.
The prospectus states that the mine COM
Creek, Col, covering about 110 acres. and
Colorado. after an exhaustive examination.
reports that the ore reserves de y6 06 by
OF an average gold value Of AZ ounces per ton.
and a gross value OF $6.712OOO. Only about
% per cent OF the property OF the company
inG ing and Mr.. Rickard gives his opinion that
fully $1,000 900 will he extracted out OF the
ground thus developed.
A dividend, Of two, shilings pei, share has
ings OF the mine for the period ending July 81.
Subscribers, will be entitled to the benefit Of
"A At the price OF $125 80 per share. at which the
terly dividend OF two shillInGs per share would
amount to about is per cent. per Annum on
the subscription price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-10
CURRENCY GETS sCARCER YET.
Demands of Trade Send Bank Surpl,
Reserves Close to tho Limit.

Demands Of Trade Send Bank Surplus
Reserves Close to tho Limit.
+. A. Vanderlp. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury. who has been at Pittsneld. Mass. to
inspect tho Government paper mill thore.
reached this city yesterday and visited the
Sub-Treasury and the Assay Office. where he
looked into the new civil service rules that
have gone into effect there. The Treas
ury Department. he said. had no plan to
offer at present for relieving the local
tightness OF money. but the department
understood the needs Of q great financial
centre like New York and he had no doubt.
would come to tho relief OF the New York
bankers II necessary. His visit here. he said.
had nothing to do with tho money stu
alton. Tho weekly bank statement. made
public yesterday. showed tho heavy loss
in cash OF $l0.571 900. or this loss ST.
100000 was OF legal tender. rejecting
shipments Of currency to tho interior.
The loans showed a decrease OF $6.O16. 700
and deposits loss Of $15.354. 700 The sur
plus reserve holdings OF the banks decreased
SO. 732325. and they are now but So. 45S.925 in
excess OF the legal requirements. This is the
lowest point that the surplus reserves have
touched sinoe Sept. 2. 1893. At that time
tho low figures reflected distress in the finan-
cial world. a very different situation from the
present one. when the reserves have been re-
duced as result OF the immense volume OF
interior trade.