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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
Baltimore Belt Railroad Company
fssucd under bondhoIdcrs'
dnfeI NoNcmbcr Ist. 1897;

dRteu NONc"btr iSss tSbs'
reserrirg to ou- dated London June % 1898
90 now beg notify you that pursuant to the arrange
,,,,t therein stated. The Baltimore Ohio Railroad
compauy elected option thereby
granted % purchase TIE deposited bonds par and
.eerued nteres; September is. 1899.
We have obta!-,d from The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
r,,d Company authority oEer such OF the holder,
a. our certificates O. deposit for bonds as shah
accept prior July 20. 1899 to give in
exchange their bends First Mortgage Four Per
cen. Ffy-Year God Eonds The Baltimore and Ohio
ra.~oae Company bond for bond carrying all coupon.
maturing and sfe- October /. 1890 overdue in
tcfe upon old bonds being Paid IN cash herein
.';s particularly stated Holders certificates
~ho accept this offer OF the Railroad Company
mist sgnfy the- acceptance IN writing n or befor.
July 20. 1899. and we will thereupon exchange the
o-eira! bonds fer the Baltimore Railroad
company Mortgage Four Per Cent Bonds and Will
deliver same. together interest 20 be paid In
cash upon the surrender Of certificate OF deposit
therefor.
Unless on or before the Goth day Of July. 1900 W.
shan from acceptance OF this offer
We wiz carry original agreement and Will sell vour
lo-ds the Baltimore Belt Railroad Company at par and
interest, viii pay yov amount so received
o. surrender Of certificate deposit FOR your bonds
In you the offer exchange the holder Of
each certificate deposited bond will be entitled 10
receive and after August l. 1899 one FRS;
Mortgage Per Cent Ffty-Year Gold Bond Of The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. with coupons
tached maturing and after October l. 1899 and in
a
ave per up July 1895 at the rate
O, per overdue n terest from
the respective dates OF instruments thereof
ID August l. 1899 also the
o. per cent per upon said bonds from July
ls9S April l. 1899. from which the bonds
bear with interest per upon the
due instruments up 10 August l. 1880.
In you do not elect exchange your bonds but
elect sell the for cash. you Will receive
principal ~ said bond thousand dollars and
you will also receive IN cash the overdue said
bond up july /. 1925 the per PEI
snngm. together with upon overdue
a. the rate Of FIVE per cent per annum from the
spective dates aturity thereof Up
o septembe- l. 1899 and also
- per cent Per upon said bond from July l.
September l. 1899. with interest upon such
due instruments at four per September /. 1920
The Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company offers 10
such holders prefer sell bonds cash
;ic.pate the cash payment therefor. and make the
same at any after August 1892 intere't be
ing justed the date Of purchase instead Of September
!. when the sixty days notice required would
pie Holders desiring accept such payment In cash
prior September 1899 will please notify
ingly.
We earnestly request prompt reply.
London
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DvERTrsEMENTs AID subscriptions 'o o. s,,.1uay
"a received az their Uptown Once - .av.r,ise-
or 1 -c .I a, the following branch ooe' At resu'.
oc. raes ua,n oc.oek p. viz 20
cor eae-,, 159 oth-ave.. i2tn-s'. Mac 80 , 100
snd i4th-st.: l42 Ceurnbus-ave. near W o-- Wee,
80. - a. ro cen AYES $50 East 47th-s'-' I"'o
se-a,e between 7cth ard 77th ate: io2s 90 rsar
ols.-st f7cs ist-aye. s9th-st; 90 %
Est-st "a 9o-o-e.. 30 Bieeck'r-s.' - eco :, ,ve
:.sos sd-aYe.. 80 Tss; 7sth-sti lS-i o.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Train. Leave foot Of 34th ST. 2 r. y Y, week eayS
40 & 20 : % go 100 a n. l2lO. ana nai, ~
| 10 70 3 ~ p n. 40 BIO, 5F o.o"' W. $3.50 49,
s 10 = 80. 20 1880 - "a -, h,l,-
sandays $50 SO 10 10. ll.l0 a n; Il 10 and hA'-
hourly 10 TO 10 p. n. 10 10 p. m 49,. -. eo,,s
Leave foot whshan 81 Battery wa 8an ~; sou, s
Brooklyn Ferry daily go a m week e~ss o' S,t,nisx
20 1920 ?.
uD,cr,psroN TICKETS n CENTS
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GERMAN SAVINGS DANK

]
COR. 4TH-AVE. AND isTH-ST. - ..o
NEW YORK. June .. isss q,
INTEREST AT the rate OF three and one-halI
C3H) per centum per annum will be credited dspoa,,
for months ending June 30 1898. on az .a,
entitled under the by-iswS exceeding 4'e7
thousand ga 900 Dollars - "a s-.w
Deposits made on before July 10 itSe VIII N'@"
interest from July /. 1899 - ,,-,..,,
c. p. AMTHoR. Treasurer.
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BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.

HOLDERS IN THIS COUNTRY MAY SIGNIFY THEIR
ACCEPTANCE OF THE ABOVE OFFER OF EX-
CHANGE TO EITHER OF THE UNDERSIGNED
II WHOSE OFFICES FORMS OF ACCEPTANCE AND
COPIES OF CIRCULAR MAY BE OBTAINED UPON
APPLICATION.
JULY ISL. 1899
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COtlIMf,lA AND DEFENDER.

Trial race Thursday July sea soinE doss' a
ro. i,no foot OF Dock Street Fulton Ferry,
Brookyn az 300 NJ and Battery Landins near s4,ss
,t-a course Tickets 800. For sale az the adort-
..,ora Firh Avenue Gilscy and all leading notes,
- y,-+bey information address Capf AL sTEtUhA.
Wes,2l
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state u New York County of New York.
T. SAMUEL. WOOLVERTON. Cashier OF the above
named bank % s1emny that the above statement
is true 70 the best u knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL WOOLVERTON. Cashier.
Subscribed and before ne his 81 day 81 July
1899 II L. BRAYNARD.
Notary Public. Westchester CO.
fled In New York Co.
Correct-Attest:
A II STEVENS.
ADRIAN ISELIN JR. Directors.
W EAiLEN ROOSEVELT,
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TOY Io'ai A., >.., yoyk County ~ New York.
lanes V LOTT Cashier of the aoove-natnee Usn ~
An sofen1nlv swear that the above statement - wv"
the Fest ot my knowledge and oeet =, Or Cashier
-, -. -ro-, % before me this 5th day Of July.
SUBSCRIBED anu s"'" 2 A K BRYAN,
1s9s Notary Public y. Y CO.
Correct-Attes'' John F BORNE.
MlI.LIKEN. tDirectors
F b sCHESCK.
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Columbus. SanduskY { Hooking /. /.

To the holders Of General mor'sas -
C,nmhys sandusky and HOOKING
Railroad. ,..,.- - nro-
The Undersigned committee having under'AAen 70
,ect the interest Of the holders OF me ~ a,,,oad
to-6. =. ,ne Columbia sandusky and HocSins -. -,
80 % 'e 49, large number Of said oonds on
eepo. qt t9T that purpose with North American Aus
Company and being engaged in active r.',road
leokng 20 an equitable Reorganization :. ,ss aepos,
1';s 'as p,' slo.uobs, 10 1895 with the NORTH
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY. No 100 h'''1-'
New York city.
Dated New York. JUre 30. 1897 .,r
uo,. HOLM G. CARLISLE. Chairman
No 80 Broad St. New YORK
CHAs y. HINCHMAN' c.nA.,ohis
JOS. +. RANDOLPH, >v York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06

Philadelphia May %. 1890
To THE HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES OF
TuE KANSAS CITY, PITTsBJRG d GILf
RAIrRoAD COMPANY AND ITS TERMINAL
COMPANIES. .,
Your Committee deem Il essential for the preservation
G OF securi'lee -. s.a,r linz
Ftrs.-That the securities covering the main Hne az
a. CIV and Port terminals be now rerg-o
Srs consoI. ted under management 1900. - a.,
Seoond-That such uahsseiheA' ~ '"-E
your interest alone ~. =. has o., assured and
- r re earning power. It's present hnancis conu1
- ~ se 10 causes familiar - you, and whicn NOI.e
BE- sf-ciI 10 avoid. II the Work were now 10 Oe
again -. ....r, ~. ev,ec, ~ receive
- srnort 81 the foreign holders OF all or me
The foreign holdings are We are informed
1000. - ,ne whole Pending the preparation OF me
esnos,,,o t6er securities with any Cornfnlttse IN ns
Tba experience Of our feiio"-o
ho5ers naS been that easier TO deposit Oohus 'A "
W. Committee ask the holders Of the secuti'es OF te
--et, re and terminal companies 70 iuInsh men
6sssas and the amounts OF their respectEe L.
ft Cbai~man A. OF Equitable Trust ton'pang ua i
cenbs They Su thereafter be dlrectis anI poAp.y
$3.50 49,, me pan ready for puDhcd'l0h anu WI"
- rra6e acouainteS wit its provisions
WILLIAM r. HARH11f, chairman
IA y MAKER (Bnlttmoreb x,,.>
DTf.rST HEcC KsCHER NeW- 1orkl.
EnW,D WAGNER lBeriin' oer""'"
s4NIE;L IL. SHIPLEf.
sILAs W. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
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State OF New York County ~ New York.
I. r. II MARIO. Cashier OF the smed bank. 40
solennly that the above true the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
H II MARIO. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworr 10 before this 9Th day Of
July. 1890 F. ". ELLIOTT,
Notary Public.
A p LIBBY,
ERNEST WERNER Directors
John L. CTLLEY.
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IRVING SAYINGS INSTITUTION,

115 Chambers ST.. New York city.
The Trustees this institution have declared interest,"
on remaining deposit during the three a.,
months ending June 80 1850 AZ the rate OF tOa
PER CENT. per amounts from 81 % - y,
payable and after Monday. July H. 1899 peposls
made before July 10Th will draw interest," i,0"'
July W. u. Il. TOTEM. fFeeloeH''
@ BYRON I.ATIMER. Secretary.
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THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.


as Broad S.. Nev-York. June 20. 1893
AT A MEETING Of the Executive COMMITTEES
of the Board Directors held this day. dividend
OF ONE PER CENT the First Preferred Stock II the
Company declared payable August LIST 1899 10 the
81 record of the First Preferred Stock al the
closing II the transfer books July 18th. 1899
The transfer for First Preferred Stock will closes
July 18th. 1899. - and will reopen August I'd
1899 10 a. m. ". 5. WILSON. Secretary.
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State u New York County Of New York IS
l. GEO. s HICKOK Cashier Of the above-narned bank
DO soITnniy that the statement
best ~ my knowledge and belief
GEO S HICKoK. Cashier.
Sub.cribed and sworn to before this 81 day Of
WIN A. MAIN. Notary Public Kings Co..
Ger fled IN " Y.
Corrf1-Attest:
FRANCIS r APPLETON.
W ROCkHILL POTTS. Directors.
RICHARD DELAFIELD \
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ST. LOUIS AND sAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

A dividend u Two PER CENT. has been declared
preferred stock Of the 81. Louis and san
Francisco Railroad COMPANY stockholders 81 record
close u business June - 1899 The first
farred transfer books will close three p NJ.
June % 1899. and will reopen at 10 A. NJ. July
1879.
Dated New York June 6 1899
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
Assistant Secretary
The above dividend OF per will be payable
July g. 1893 70 holders % the Voting Trustees GER
thcstes or hrst preferred stock OF the 81 Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Company Of books
% the Voting Trustees the close June
% lS9 The transfer Of Voting Trustees
tifcates FOR first preferred Will close p NJ
June % 1859 and will 10 A. NJ July 6.
1899
Checks will b. mailed.
Dated New York. June 9. 1890
;. KENNEDY TOD & COMPANY. Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06

Gfrurslons.
NEW Works. OCEAN TRIP.
THE FAMOUS CAPE MAY IRON STEAMER
REPUBLIC
Leaves e. r. above South Ferry. $50 q n
and $50 p. m daily Including Sunday
For LONG BRANCH.
Trolley connection with Asbury PARK Ocean Grove and
other New Jersey coast points.
Theatricals Restaurant Lunch oyster bar. etc
~ ROUND TRIP FARE. 15 CENTS. n
The REPUBLIC offers the finest trip for amusement
and heahzving recreation with all the beauties OF the
Bay Harbor Forts. the ever-changing scene
lands and 2O candle power lights Sandy Hook and
the cottage cities the Jersey coast.
m trip nine hours a. Long Branch
The 90 o. m trip gives four hours and a half.
The 30 trip gives and comfort after a days
work showing the panorama Of sea and shore IN the
early evening and the return, with the Immense sn-
land Lights the illumination Of the Staten Island and
OF lights bracelet Of lights across the Brooklyn
Bridge and a not TO be forgotten.
The REPUBLIC has every comfort for those who travel
Excellent restaurant popular prices Splendid
saloon deck and the hurricane deck entirely
giving % all without FORCING her
passengers to lose the view either by day or night -,
return trip down trips.
The REPUBLIC the favorite boat az Philadelphia
and she Is already favorite in NewYOrk waters
" + RUSSELL Mgr. 1881 3 way. Phone. 2f3 18th.
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Hlisrflli


- avr YOU EVER TRIED the Duchess ana Aloert
II gloves OF I.avallere corsets Lbert p~rfdrsea-
rnsv stsnd highest their tine ana lowest In prices
-' JAMMES, West 31th 81. 6ta Av0L ,
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cpartrership Notices.
40 WALL STREET.
MIR GEORGE PARNLY DAY has this day
-'' been admitted partnership IN our firm: -
CLARENCE s. DAY co.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions to5 The tribune .1
y received AZ their Uptown ofice No l24Z broed"ay
"a door north 31s-st. until o'clock m; adyertse-
rens received the following branch onees az regular
until O'Clock 2 Viz 2o4 SIN D. =
cor 23d-s l52 6th-ave cor. l2th-st Macys oth-sHe,
and i4th-s l42 Columhus-ave. near West bbh-st lOo
West 42f-st sth-ave % East l4th-st 2oI West
7th and sth i5e East 4Ith-st; lS3s
3d-ave T6t7 and nth SITS: 1o26 8d-ave near
/ TOs 1st-sve ssth-st: go 3d-ave near
4lst-st 3d-ave 21O Bleecker-st; 32o Seecker-st
pos 79th-s l. o2l d-sve 2s62 3i-ave
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF the city Of
New York a. the close ~ business June 3Oth $50
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Bank Reports.

Sol
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL NATIONAL PARK BANK. at New York City IN the
State OF York the close OF nusiress June d"tn
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PAJAMAs-Phlla., Depot

PROPOSALS FOR PAJAMAs-Phila., Depot
O NJ Dept L. 2s Arch street. Fhila, Pa. Juy ~.
,coo sssled proposals riptcate Will b received hee
Until II o'clock A. NJ. Wednesday. July III lhys tor
srrsb,g mis- depot with 1000 suits ~ Pslansr. con-
ir -, sampies 10 b. this Office and AZ the OF
60 = the Acting chief tluartermaster bep or ms
t,as chicago IN and the Depot quarter master 80
,~n Mass SAMPLES submitted win DOS WI ~ es
ortIsrsd Early deliveries essential and oln-rs
-, s,sta with what rapidly they viii make men.
government reserves the right 70 reject ~ aeep, ~ %
sr,icies Of domestic production or manuis, Nf -,.
lions quality and price uncudhs ~ ne 49,, hsiSs
sauai GUARANTEE IN 100 Of he v9lss %, 49,, y1s A.
.,.IsS vrtn hs reauired with bids INGIAkAlt LID
pms vii No, BE- considered Blanks f0r proip1Is 80
vii be furnished upon Application Envelep-s ~
-a,osals 90 b endorsed Proposals for falaras 1n'
stsrs.ssd 20 It Cot JOHN V FUREf. Deputy SH~I'Ff
7 A
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FOR HOSPITAL STEWARDS

QUARTERS IVES; Point, n Y July ! lsSs ssa'sa -
., ,rsrlicate Will b received here nnuu y
'cIpek ~ July a. 1899 for construction .. hofP"
s rxhf 70 accept or reject or All propoe.s o1
-, ,Ssrsof Forms specifications fsfnisne' T"n
sly p "a, Asdre-s q N Z :. NJ A
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Bank nruorts.

CNo 29D
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. at New-York City. in
the state OF New-York AZ the OF business June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06

Wall St. y Y. June 2sth 1900
The above dividend OF ONE PER CENT will
Be payable August list 1899 holders Of record at
the close OF business on July 18th 1893 books Of
Voting Trustees Certificates 81 First Preferred
stock Of the Joseph and Grand Island Railway Com
The transfer books Voting Trustees for Certi
Preferred Stock will close July 18th 1899
At u m. and will reopen August %. 1899. AZ 10 m.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
for Voting Trustees
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finauriul.

r. the holders OF our certificates Of depo.it
Ser Five Ter Cent. First Mortgage Gold
Hands of the
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-c-oI:EpNop,S Island y. y II. July ..

1899 seaed proposals. rpiests f9 Sfi g rssaf
Forage and Straw required IN Up .-ss re-. ara ~
3r ,r,srrasfsrS AZ Boston. Mars Fort bhan Aeh y
&c. ts-atis ~ fort williams Ne Fort Aiafas ~ -
F-ort Crsb. l. Fort Trumbui g tori W. ~,
Point Del Fort Monroe. a. @hl -.
si - r until ~ O'Clock NJ. eastern time Ansss.
500 and then opened z = reserves nsnt - n
l,ov ~ ~ ali proposals any part thereof u
a.,iSr furnished on application envelopes c.nt@'S
roras,ls viii BE- endorsed proposals. 'or
trrupATI. O VI @
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Bank Renorts.

mo 34l5.
pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
sEABoARD NATIONAL BANK, at New York. in the
- IN. Nnra cn IL In h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
npoposALS FOR OPERATING ROOM AT

Cadet Hospital once OF NE Assai.e pro-
t.ais in ,rpIcse VIII be received at mis- o,es nm
Room at Cadet Hospital The rgh, - r,sssse .o ~ OBJ
49,. a a, MS once Address Q. NJ. L. $ ~ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06

IL GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK. at New York in
New York al the Of business. June 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS,
go Fourth Avenue New York.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE DE-
CIARED the usual interest under the provisions Of
bylaws the six months ending June Both. as FOL
lows
Al the rate Of FOUR 80 PER CENT. per annuu on all
eus Of and upwards exceeding $1,000 payable on
and after the third Monday being the 18th day OF this
ors principal the LIST inst. where II stands e1-
acy deposit
II will entered the pass books az any time when
REQUIRED on and after the 18th
''' " MERRITT TRrMBIE. President,
ROBERT & HOLT. Secretary.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
g NINTH NATIONAL. BANK. at New York IN the
state Of New York the business June 90 1880
RESOuRCES.
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90 976)
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

CEl-TRAL NATIONAL BANK. at New York in the
state u New York A. the close Of business the Both
DAY u .Ene 1852:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
DEWEY IS WHITNEY'S
CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Sept. 9O.-The World to-
morrow will print an interview with Will
liam c. Whitney on the availability Of
Admiral Dewey as Presidential candi-
date.
"I am convinced" said Mr.. Whitney,
that his selection as Presidential norni-
nee would be something very much larger
and better at this particular time than a
party victory. 1t would be a patriotic re-
union around the one man who typfes
the new era and is best fitted by his
character and experience TO preside over
its development. Dewey gave US the Phil
ippines.
"TIe understands the situation as no other
man does The people would trust him to
deal with IT more completely than they
would any other man. They would rather
see him at the helm. directing the policy
of the Government in its new possessions,
than any other man. They know that he
always has done the right thing and they
would feel sure that he always would do
the right thing.
1T IS only az long intervals and on spe-
cial occasions that providence presents a
man In whom the whole people have. this
unquestioning and perfect trust That
gave US such q man in Washington. It
gave us another in Jackson. 1t gave us
another in Grant. Now IT has given US
Dewey"
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
OF INTEREST TO THE COAST.
Army Orders, Pensions Granted and
Increases Therein.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 39.-Arny. orders:
Private Joseph Schrain' Company B,
Thirty-fourth Infantry, United States vol
unteers. Preside of San Francisco, Cal,
will be discharged from the service of the
United States by the commanding ofh-
Ger If his section. Sergeant William II.
Bell, Company NJ, Thirty-fourth Infantry,
and Private Arthur Fosdyke. Company f,
Thirty-frst Infantry, Preside of San
Franc cisco, Cal, having enlisted under
false pretenses, will be discharged with
out honor from the service of the United
States by the commanding officer of their
sections. First Lieutenant Thomas b.
Kirkpatrick Jr. assistant surgeon. United
States army; now on sick leave Of alb
sence at SAN Francisco, Cal, is relieved
the Pacific and Eighth Army Corps and
will proceed TO Fort Myer, Virginia.
Pensions-California: Original-Special
September 81, Isaac Ignatius, BENJAMIN
Barton Stockton. Sl2. Additional-Mar-
Gus H. Sgman, Soldiers Home, Los An
reles. Sc to IS. Renewal-Daniel S. Bur
son. San Andreas, Sc.
Oregon: Additional-George w. Han
son, Elkton. Sc to s.. Renewal-Hermann
Bruins Sandy, IS.
Washington: Addiuonal-Jacob Coss,
Mountain View. 81 TO IS; Imri j. Scribner,
Cheney. "a to $. RESTORATION and reissue
crease-William L. Lewis. Elma, Sc to IS.
Original widows, etc.-Rebecca Bradley
IeWisville, sS: Bridget McDanels, Spo-
kare So Mexican war survivors On
crease)-W. Henry G. Starr, Orting, $S
to SI2
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
BRIEF OF STANDARD
OIL COMPANY FILED

COLUMBUS, Sept. 3O.-The Standard
OIL Company to-day fled It's brief in the
contempt case now pending in the Su-
preme Court. 1t claims that in pursuance
Of the order Of the court. entered March
2, 1882, II had a meeting Of its stockhold-
ers and that 4 large number Of irdi-
vidUals surrendered their trust certificates
in exchange for stock lin the defendant
company, those who have not done so
being excluded from the management OF
the corporation and no dividends having
been paid them. The defendant stock
holders are not parties to any trust agree
ment nor have they become such since
the decision Of the court. The right OF
the stockholders, as individuals, to hold
stock In other companies is insisted upon,
and the Standard Company demands to
be treated in the hearing of the contempt
case as II there We're no other companies
engaged in the oil business.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
printed many surmises and much editorial

printed many surmises and much editorial
guesswork. The correspondent of the AS
-sociated Press hears from reliable
source that there is absolutely no truth
in the report that the Emperor has offered
to mediate. On the contrary. 1t is said
that neither the Emperor personally nor
Germany as a country or as a political
or military power Is going to interfere in
the quarrel. eltnet no" OF lafer; no mat.
according to the plainly stipulated terms
of last years agreement between Ger
many and Great Britain, but 1t was
tacitly understood that Germany was to
let Great Britain have a free hand in the
Transvaal 1t is also implied that the
final disposal Of the Portuguese colonies
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
Mavberry Divorce Granted.

LOS ANGELES, Sept 30.-Judge Allen
in the Superior Court here to-day granted
the divorce asked for by Emily Gray
Mayberry from Edward L. Mayberry. The
grounds upon which the divorce was
granted were cruelty and infidelity. The
matter of alimony comes up in a separate
suit not yet decided.
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River Steamer Lost.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3O.-The steamer
Clyde, running between st. Louis and
Memphis, sank last night about twenty
five miles below Cairo. The boat was
valued at $4,000 and was insured for $780,
600. No lives were lost.
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GERMANY WILL KEEP
OUT OF BOER TROUBLE

BERLIN, Sept. 30.-The Transvaal mud
die continues to interest Germany, though
this interest has somewhat tagged owing
to the uncertainty of the situation
throughout the week. In the absence OF
authentic information the papers have
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Won D1EDR1CHs THANKED.

BERLIN, Sept. 30.-Special dispatches
tonight say the Emperor, before inspect
Ing the new ironclad Kaiserin, at Dant-
2lc, congratulated the crew because of
their behavior before Kiaochau. adding
thbt MS special thanks were also due to
ADMIRAL Won Diedrichs for his attitude at
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Sadie Hill Arrested.

FRESNO, Sept. 3O.-Sadie Hill was ar
rested here tonight by Constable Mason
of Fowler on a warrant from Healdsburg,
charged with grand larceny. The nature
of the charge is not known. She says
1t was instigated by her divorced hus-
bo nd