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Little Falls herald., 1899-06-09
fu1 scrutlny every Character has been

5fu1 scrutIny every character has been
examined 2 .y,.sssss 49, II !.
! !. And your op:nion?" < .:. ri
That the two are written by the
same hand." >,.
E The face Of the detective fell. In q
moment, however, he was smiling as If
the report had been fully anticipated.
"Ycu are quite sure?" he said.
I'D stake my life-and all I hope to
leave my family on it,
"Well, I had to have your opinion,
}and-'
Hendricks gaze wandered to one Of
the windows. He forgot to introduce
DR.. Lampkin and the professor, and
when the doctor extended his hand and
went through the formality himself, the
exchange of platitudes between the two
men did not attract his attention.
All at once he sprang up and grasped
the doctors arm.
"Come on, old man," he said, II have
lots to do before night. Professor, I am
very much obliged to you. Send in your
bill"
"Where to now?" asked the doctor, as
they were descending the narrow stairs.
"Blame me if know" answered the
detective, with a sheepish laugh. II
guess I'll have to sleep on the new turn
of affairs But know how we can kill
time, anyway. Sergt. Denham sent me
word this morning that he'd like to SEE
me. I know what he wants. he has
got hold of some clew that he is bank
ing on, and he wants 10 crow over me.
Let's run up to his Office round the cor
ner. While he's shooting off his mouth
bet my hat he will let out his secret
young detectives always do."'
I do you believe Prof. Westcott was
right in his opinion?''
Il do not doubt it,
After that nothing was said on the
way to Sergt. Denham's.
AS they were shown into the ante
room they saw the young officer in the
adjoining Office, his feet high up on his
desk, smoking.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-09
CHAPTER XII.

That afternoon Hendricks and DR..
Lampkin were seated in the office of
Prof. Westcott, the celebrated interna-
ional handwriting expert. They could
see the gray-headed gentlemen in the
adjoining room bending over the papers
the detective had, two hours before,
submitted to him.
"And If he should agree with Miss
Huntington that the letter was written
by Gielow, what them" asked Lamp
kin.
Hendricks shrugged his shoulders.
"Id be compelled to believe him, as
much as it would upset a certain theory
cf mine. He knows his business; he
never has been mistaken in an analysis;
he has given 20 years of his life to the
study of all kinds of chirography."
Just then the graphologist rose, took
the two specimens Of writing in his
hand and came towards them.
"Well," said Hendricks, ''have you
finished your analysis2"
Eyes, and l have never been more
thorough in my life, Mr.. Hendricks.
Not single detail has escaped care
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-09

Is tell you sonnet thing more definite as
soon as see Prof. Westcott, the hand
writing expert" 81 .s. ... ..ss s ..= ..s
ST will send it to your Office at once,'' =
she replied, desponde ntly.s ). jS=. II:
Hendricks went to the window and
watched her as she descended the steps.
He fancied she had left abruptly tokeep
from showing her emotion. AS she was
crossing the pavement she swayed to
one side and he thought she would fall,
but she regained herself, stepped firm
ly into her carriage and was driven
hcmeward.
"Poor girl" he muttered. "When I
agreed to take the case she was almost
happy, but now she has lost heart en-
tirely. If had told the poor little
woman what half suspect she would
not sleep a wink tonight"
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-09

Circulation Counts
The Herald Prints and CirCulates
Over 1900 Copies Weekly
n d Still Increasing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
WESTERN MARrLAyD,s AErAIRS
Articles OF Agreement between the City oil
Baltimore and n Syndicate Drawn Up.

Articles OF Agreement Between the City OF
Baltimore and n syndicate Drawn Up.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 15-City Solicitor Semmes
has prepared the articles OF agreement be-
tween the City Of Baltimore and the New York
syndicate which is considering the purchase
OF the Western Maryland railroad. The docu-
ments have been sent to President John |
Waterbury OF the Manhattan Trust COMPANY
for inspection and approval. The agreement
provides that the City Council shall pass ordi-
nanccs authorizing the Mayor TO institute pro-
ceedings against the Western Maryland Rail-
way Company for the foreclosure OF certain
mortgages securing bonds held by the city.
When the sale IL authorized by the Circuit
and this IL subsequently to be sold to the New
York syndicate for 81 $4,000. The syniicat.
will also assume the floating Indebtedness OF
the road.
The agreement has been drawn M with
view OF protecting the city's interests. After
the agreement Is returned from New York.
signed and approved by the representatives oi
the syndicate. the ordinances authorizing for
the foreclosure OF the mortgages, the pur-
chase OF the road and its sa 10 to the New
Workers will be drawn IN and submitted 10
the City Council; Mayor Hayes has been
freely consulted 10 the more recent steps
approved OF the plan which was finally adopted
at a meeting Of the New York men and the
city officials held about a week ago. II is I'M
derstood that the New York men will selec
President John NJ. Hood OF tn Q Western Mary
land Railway Company as his own successor.
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Live stock Market.

WEDNrsI ,Y. Nov. IL. 1890.
Receipts OF bccves were 3.Ii4 head. including 30
carr for the market. and making. with the stale
cattle, no cars On sale. Sales were slow and prices
declined iosl5c nn Yearly all grades Of steers and
en- bulls an cows. Fifteen cars were TO sell late in
the day. Common to choice native steera sold At
-. 5OstSIO per 100 ne: oxen aud stays ut 1897:
bulls at s2.2bSs4I5; cows at l.hOati. Dressed
beef In fair demanl at ISp' G. per N. for native
side- Cables UNCLAIMED. ESQ to-day MA
bcevcs, 2d sheep and 5000 quarter Of beef.
Receipts of calves were ld2H head including 10
direct: and with the stale calves. there were id3p
on sale. The market ruled duh for voals At gen.
eral Il, cline NJ 25c ept tor choice stock grAssrs
were slow but not lover. Common to choice vcals
sold At S.IE8ss.hO per 100 ms: little calves at
t+ss4. 30. grassers at tc6uata. ~. yearlinga at
225st:T5. city dressed Neals slow atH3 i2c. per
n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 12.ib7
head. including 4H,t for the market and
wit the stale stock there were 4itS cars sale.
Sheep were DUH but hardly lower lambs opened
steady with some sales at stronger prices; closed
dull and luc, IN with number Of cars unSOld
Common to h1 &C. sheep sold at 81 500 -. no per
100 ns.. common to extra prime lambs at t.tu9
h.io, cults at t1.H' iOO Canadian lambs AZ fh.3. .
$3.50. Dressed mutton SLOW at 4tas7c. per n.
dressed lambs At uLNnc.
Receipts Ut hop, wrro 1882 head. includI nc
about 3 cars for the nartct. slow at tI.HOat 40
per 100 MS. choice light State hogs and pigs selling
n 20 A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
HITCH ~ TELEPHONE COMBINE.
The Independent Companies Unable to
Agree as to Terms OF Union.

The Independent Companies Unable to
Agree rs to Terms of Union.
The plans which contemplated the consolida-
ton Of the Knickerbocker Telephone Company
of this city, corporation controlled by the Tee-
phone, Tecgr aph and Cable Company Of Amer
lea. the new independent telephone combinauo
engineered by the Whitney Widener Elkins syn
dictate. with the Peoples Telephone corporation.
Of which Darwin II. James is President. have
have been dropped, II is also understood that
the Federal Telephone Company, Western
combination Of independent companies has with
Telegraph and Gable Company Of America
The Peoples Telephone Corporation served
notice on Commissioner Kcarney yeste rday
that the company wished under the permit z nt~d
a short time ago, TO use the conduts in certain
strrts for the laying Of telephone wires Tho
authorized So 900. 900 Of capital stock Half
Of this has been paid in and ycstc rday a call was
issued for the remaining $4,000. The COM
pany has also appointed a committee TO negotiate
with three 81 the local trust companies in rcgard
to underwriting the balance Of the IS, 600 900 Of
stock. Notice has becn sent TO the 1000 sub
scrihers to the coTpany's stock that they will
h. invited 10 subscribe TO the unissucd portion
81 the stock rs soon as the underwriting has been
arranged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
FREIGHT DENOMINATION
The Industrial Commission Taking Testi.
mony ON tise subject In Chicago.

Tho Industrial Commission Taking Test.
mony ON tlss subject In Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. l5.-Inquiry into the charges
OF discrimination In freight rates made by tbs
railroads was begun to-day by the Sub-Com-
mission on Transportation OF the United States
Industrial Commission. The commission
met In secret session to decide upon a
programme. The Inquiry will last ten DAYS
and two sessions VIII be held daily: while
general line of inquiry. II Is said that
special attention will be given the aIleg,
railroad elevator comb In Chicago. Railroad
and elevator men in Chicago and the Western
States will be called upon to testify before the
commission adjourns
The first witness called to-day WAS ex- Sona.
tor J. II. Reagan OF Texas. chairman Of the
Texas Railroad commission. He read paper
on the transportation problem and dis:
cussed number OF alleged abuses thai
have grown up under the pre."n,
who are to be heard are John J. Hylsnd. ma4.
cago Board Of Trade. and A. A. Kcnnard, repre-
srnting the Chicago Butter and Egg Board In
addition to these the commission has forty
other witnesses on Its list.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
REFRESHING,
HEALING,
BEAUTlFVING.
1RoLLEY srRrICE ~ BRO0KLYN.
President Russiicr Says the New Arrange
ments VIII Be Continued.

President Ros.iicr Says the New Arrange
meuts win Be Continued.
hearing to tho business men and property
owners in South BROOKLYN aud suburban dis
80. II, - ,f,.,i.oJ ,,L ,,o .,,o,,
tr'cts' VINO are u,ssa,'sheu win ,ne recen.
traffic changes OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Comp,ny. was given by President Rossiter at
.,,.''m =, 49,. ,,,,,', ,.sa,as.,,, .,,a.,,.o,,
thc ONCE OF 'he company Yesterday AFTERNOON
The delegation was headed by Harry S. Han
bury. and represented the Twenty second
Ward Citizens Association. South Brooklyn
Board Of Trade. Thirticth Ward Improvement
Association and the West End Board of Trade
,,r,,'. -. u. -, -, -.
Iresideht hosster' III sp'e OF s'rong protest
from Mr.. Hamburg. excluded the reporters from
,ho'copfarcnco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
BOSTON IND ALBIyP LEISE.
Authorized, In Modified Form, by Central
md %. & 4. DIrectors-Its Terms.

and u. & 4. Directors-Hs Terms.
The directors OF tho New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company. at a meeting
held at the Grand Central station YESTERDAY
authorized. subject 10 tho approval NJ tho
stockholders. the leasing OF the Boston H'.!
Albany Railroad by the Central. The stock.
holders are expected to approve the lcas" A.
meeting called for Dee. %. At meeting ho't
In Boston Yesterday. the execution OF the ,ra.o
was approved by III" directors OF the Boston
and Albany company. subject TO the arir sd
OF their stockholders az II meeting 70 be he'd
on Dec. ~. aud also subject. under the law -.
Massachusetts. to the approval or the Leg In.
turc. Senator Depew said last night thai "s
the Massachusetts Legislature does not mot
until January I'll" denI 10y tn" New York t"N.
trail may not be consummated before h"A'
The closing Of the deal In Its prelimirarics il
the result ot new terms agreed u By the New
York Central. The lease will expire III ninety
nine years instead nj 90 as originally urp.
posed Tho New York Central company Will
pay 4 per cent upon the S2J,ODOOOO Of Boston
aud Albany stock. and, in addition viii pay ~
certain real and personal property not Include
ed in the lease SJ.5OO.tDO in it, ~ per cent.
dehenture bonds instead of si.OoO.OoO. As WAS
at first proposed.
II was reported In Wall street Yesterday that
the so.rallei protective committee OF the BOs.
ton and Albany stockholders. which objected
to the original terms, Ia now appeased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
BEYOND REL 0RM By MARRIAGE.

Germans Father Tried n Wife His Son,
but she's Dead and He Hasn't Improved.
John German. who has served seven terms
on the Island for abusing his aged parents
was before Magistrate Olmsted in the York
vile police court Yesterday charged with
fiourishing a revolver at the old people and
threatening to shoot them.
Il got him to marry. hoping that would re-
form him." the prisoners father told the Mag
istrate. but he was beyond II. and II was a
great relief to his wife when she died"
You are a psychoo monstrosity and a
perm huatinE. facsimile OF depravity" re-
marked the Magistrate to the prisoner and
commItted him 10 the Island for six months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16

There was sharp Advance in cotton early In the
day owing to Nae In Liverpool light recep IA At the
ports and Wall Street. Southern and outside buying
under the stimulus OF the bulliah Experiment and
prices here and at many Of the Southern spot mar
trts, too. we're higher Later on tho Early advance
and the closing prices showed small net decline
for the day. Though the spot marketp were h Cher
heavy. reaching aS. $50 bales. or a. 1870 more than
the receipts. After CHANCE. however. March sold
The takii OF pfonts made the market for the day
CoyTkn.-Rio on the spot was more steady with
arrive, AtaAc.; 1000 santos. Nos to 7, at 6jIc,,
and 400 Central American; Futures were unchanged
to points higher, with sales OF 900 bags closing
s,eAdy. american warehouse Deliveries. leaia baas
Rio quiet, at 100 rsis decline; exchange. I Lied
u.32d. dscline); receipts. $4,000 Santos, quiet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
StnanriaI.
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
God Bonds
PITTSBURGH g. WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
DATED JULY 1, 1857,

Referring to our notice OF December ~. tSo'.
We have TO announce thai holders OF more than 30
per cent In amount OF the firt Mortgage -Four
Per Cent. Coll Bonds Of the Pittsburgh AMI Wcs.
ern Hallway Company have deposited these bond'
with us In accordance VITA tho term, o: said
notice
We have further to announce that We have made
arrangements with the REORGANIZATION Manas 'ri
OF the Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad Company
whereby In case ihoy issue any Plan OF II ,ortan'
ization OF the PITTSBURGH AMI Western RAILWAY
Company prior to December IL. 1902. they under
take to Iivo all our deposltors whosS hon Il shall
not have been sold to them for cash sitsd To the
nett paragraph an option for ut least thirty days
after such Plan Ia ssuod tr take par AMI Interest In
cash. to have their bonds included ip TIM Plan on
the basis Of new segnrIti' Thoy ala atrec that "
tire expiration Of such option, they will purchip
from rs for cash a. par and accrued interest M t.
the time ot ilivcry all hond, hold by ~ In res bncs
OF which tho option - take securities shall N,
have been exercised. we :rcoins u 'cl the II Siii
bonds II no Plaa shall hwh been i'sict by thI
date the foregoing arr ingcmcnts will continue In
force thereafter uutil said lie ,rta Ilkato MAla:er
terminate the slnp by notice tJut.
II any holder Of our receipts or cer,ihcae' rahHr
than await such Plan dcsri' AMI shall oiet I, sell
his bonds for cash thereby losing his right ~ eec
ton to take either cash new securities after i"r
snce OF the Plan. said Reorganization Mana ,er'
further nee that. Of anv time prior tn ID c ,r Der
H. 1922 land also thereafter until notice from them
TO us. such holder present is receipt c'rtih
cate at Office for proper ammo. alton o: such ee :,
ton thereon and that, a. tho expiration Of thirty
days from the date Of such annpta:ion. no shall
receive par and accrued interest IN cash therefor a.
oce upon surrender OF his rcc,ipt or ccrtih :ats
properly endorsed.
]. P. MORGAN & co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
DIRECTORS
NOTICE OF INTENTION 10 ORGANIZE
The Trust Company Of New York.

We, the undersigned. hereby give notice Of our in.
tentiNn TO organize trust COMPANY. under and pnr.
snant to the laws " the state ~ New York ,na in
conformity with the statute in such case made and
provided. We hereby specify and state a. follows TO
wit:
fIRsT-Thr names Of the proposed corporators
are. gtoryo W. Quintard, william A. Br.~er Jr..
Jonathan II. Cur ~, James TAlrott Charles f.
spraguy, Clarence Whitman. Thomas 7. Fowler. ".
Rhckhil Potts. Jsmcs JourdAn. Richard l.. Edwards
laniel 4. iieald. Warner Van Nnrden, Willis $.
Paine, Charles y. swain. Smith NJ. Weed Henry y.
shormaker, John T. searle,. ElwardN. Loew. Henry
q. Brewster. Ernst Thalmann. william Buchanan.
Felix Campbell I.aac Y. Gates
StCOSD-The name Of the propnsed Trust Company
Ia Tho TruAt Company of New York.
rHiHp-rho location Of the proposed Trust Com
pAny IL TO lie IN tie section bounded by broadway.
PrIl .'rc, I, Pine street and Exchange place in the
borough OF Manhattan CIV -, New York.
In Witness whereof we have hcrcunto afnXcd our
signatures his 10th day OF OCtuhrr. 1872.
Wills r. Paine Wa Brewer. Jr..
Charles VI swain, Henry e. Brewster
H. |. EVArds. I. T. Gates.
fdwad V. I.Oew, J. u. Currey,
smith VI. Weed Charles T.. Sprague.
James TAl, oft. Henry = Shn maker,
DanirlA H. aid. W TO khill Potts.
Geprg" ", Yuintari. W. Van Sorlrn.
Clsrcnc" Whitman, Felix Campbell.
John T. Searlcs, VIM. Buchanan,
7. T. Fowler, Jane, Jourdan,
Ernst Thamann.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
nd .,ss.ps.d. receipts. $4,000 bags. Price. a.

The coffee cables were stron ger than had beeu ct.
pected. Receipts were moderate aud there wtrh
VAGUE ruinors Of political troubles in Brazil This
aud the large consumption and low price encour
nped outside buying aud gave stronger tone Ia the
market. -
Naval SHORES Spirits, Of turpentine, hnSe1ac
Common TO good strained roain, 81 .3O8S1 ~.
PaoyistoSs.-Lard was steady at 5.Soc. for west
ern; rshrea for the Continent 5.H5c.. Pork was
outlet and uncI anged. Meats del ssed. Picked
hams, PC; shoulders, SAc.; bellies, HhaiAc. Tai.
low. 4ssc. Hogs, 5Asdhc. "Chicsao, Nov 10
with grain. Long December lard was Sold
Packers sold moderately OF January; cash d. mand
for meats fair. larl. dull"
srGAR.-Raw. steady 80 test. t'lc.; so ie,t. 3
t3.tSc. Sales OF 1000 tons Java, III test. at 4Ac.
Refined was in moderate demand and steady.
CHICAGO. Nov. I5-Thesc were to.days prices: '
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com VI ERCTiI.

WEDNESDAY,. Nov, 10 wheat--Spot
was stronger. with sales OF $4,000 bushels
including $4,000 at the out ports and $50. 900
C. /. I. Buffalo. No. . red. In elevator. sc under
December: No l northern Duluth. 4',c. over
December. and No. hard SIC. Spring wheat
receipts. Csl ears. against 1907 last year (:
Chicago got 50 cars. including IA contract
Futures dropped &c to No. but recovered tho
loss. and March closed Sc. higher than yester-
day. Tho sales were larger. reaching 4.225.-
900 bushels. almost double yesterdays bust
ness Prices were as follovs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
CIyCINNATI,s RAILROAD DEBT.
A Decision That the Southern Raiirosd's
Bonds May he Extended.


Bonds May he Extended.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 15.-The Circuit Court in
an opinion prepared BY Judge Swing this after
noon held that the Sinking Fund Trustees OF
tho city OF Cincinnati and the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad trustees can extend out
standing Southern railroad bonds. The Court
held that all the questions have been decided
by the Supreme. Court. This railroad was
built by Cineinna at an expense OF some $50;
OOU,OlO through a direct tax on the citizens and
has been more or less OF white elephant on
the citys hands for many years. The ruling
to-day Is a decided victory for the trustees,
who sought to extend about 10000 OOOot out
standing per cent. bonds to 1904 on 81, per
cent. basis.
Corporation Counsel Kincaid brought suit
In the name OF the city because certain
citizens threatened to bring thu SUI, 4
he did not do 80. Among those actively
Interested were Roberts 4 Co. Wall
street brokers Of New York. who made
bid to refund the city indebtedness over year
ago. Their efforts were unsuccessful, the
courts holding the contract invalid as the sink
ing Fund trustees had not advertised for bids
The case will go to the Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
Court Calendars This DnN.

~ -. ~, a. ~ u. 20, 80. 81, 80, Gs ~. 80
snpr' mo Court Special Term-Part L-Motion
matter. Part iIi'-clear- Motions Dsmurers-' nos.
1889. Also, Part Iy-ca.e unfinished: Law and
$500. ASS sSsi sGs. SSH. aia5. si"a. SiSI..
vSSoleir Gases fE'm P1t ~; Part II. Clear
Hsss:s.d ''@ E.v.'fa + ;s.": Part Tsi,' Term S'
lIit7, ioi2s, io2o5, I9nii. ns.s, .3on. stGs.
s s;ss sss @s sS %ss asa a 49,. .: ~.
s sG3S i ss ss:i a!Si '7I ~ ~ ' Part
p.rt ,x-Cs.s unfinished : Case. from Far, i'll.
Part vI-Clcar-CaSe' from Part Ill. Part VII
Case unfinished. In Iuest-So. 1912. Day calendar
Gttt. isoi. inai. s5@s. 57sS. Shes. ""@S. $50" V
doal, ooSs. ,,lnr. hTiI. ,Idu. GEL Gsol. Ihhi
boil, 5uo7. zoos, SOFA, d1Ir. Gasi, Part VII -
CAS- uahnishrd- Cass from Part VII Part 4
Clcs ,a--H from Part VII Part NJ Cas-. i'm
An shed-c,ses from Part VII. Part XII. Clear
surrosate's Court-Chambcr--For probate Will.
OF Lydia A Harris Eli ,abcth iisit5; farAl ). Gal
i f1. M9,ss Hia'sr' Aired NJ wsinssr l'rTI
ward. a, 1880 A.. 81. Nos itis. i5'a. Is t. 1905
CITY Court-sncci,l rerm-court orens at 10 \.
Ill. i2i". iaN', sl?. 1871. l?n5 y T. i2n,. 1903
Part II.--Clear-Nos. uai. 5i2. 1872. I47a. ia"
rTn. Sai?, wi1. l2l7. ilsH, liun. 1870 has. IcS3
1881. ~; ii2n lTIh, i5S:, isHi, lsa2 isAa, Lar
Part ILL., lrar-No. i3@o. H72. d2H 7oa. Ilp. 47G
TO3, 3S5. :, aIii% Hha, loir', iisl, ltS1 l4SL
itss. ia2n. Part C,,ar-short 'ansss.No.
8:1I. aon'. 49,. 33I". 3l+i. 2sAi. a4?5. 1929
Bb79, 34II.
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SHORTAGE or COTrOv GOODS
Demand Outruns tho Suppiy-Clanin Co
Makes n Large Purchase.

Makes Large Purchase.
The demand for staple cotton goods exceeds
the supply In very many lines. There has
been a shortage in the cotton goods market
ever since last June. The scarcity OF the goods
in the general market has been made more
apparent by the purchases OF the II. b. Claim
Company within the past few weeks. They
have bought more than 3tl0,O,O rolls OF STAPLE
cotton, This Ia nothing like q record purchase
the market and the demand. all the other hig
houses IN the dry goods district are purchns-
products of the cotton factories Of the country
are contracted for for several weeks to come
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
Chicago and Erie Railroad Stockholders
Elect Directors,

WABASH. Ind. Nov. 15,-The stockholders oI
tho Chicago and Erie Railroad which forms
that part OF the Erie Railway system
from Marion. Ohio. TO Chicago, E'l
miles. met to-day at Huntington and e,oNeI
directors for the ensuing year. The follow ~
StspsSs, ssmus Epencer. t. f ), Th hon +, All
OF Philadelphia, j. q. Mccullough OF lcurlnE'
ton. VT; Mark A.. Hanna, CleyelauI,, A.
Simon Perkins OF Sharon. Pa. Mos, ~ a.
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dividends aud Interest.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ca

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Is Broad ST.. New York, Nov. 18th 1859.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day de-
L Clartd asemi-annual dividend OF ONEAND ONE.
HALF ~ PER CENT on the Capital stock OF this
Company payable on and after December lat Igpp
1.-THE office OF the her tile Trust Company No 20
Broadway, New York. to the sto kholder. Of rec
Will oiose at the once Of the Union Trust COMPANY
No. 80 Broadway, New York. Tuesday, Nov. 2ist'
Saturday, December I'd 1900 At ten Ii 0) O'Clock NJ
JOSEPH HELLEN, Treasurer,