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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-31
CANADIAN TROOPS SAIL.
wild Enth husias SIN Prevails-Lord Mimic
and Premier Laurter Speak.

and Premier Lauricr Speak.
Quebec, Oct. 30.-The Canadian con-
tingent for South Africa, 1000 strong,
sailed on the steamer Sandman shortly
after 4 o'clock this afternoon amid
scenes of the widest enthusiasm. 1t
was a busy day for the soldiers In
the morning they paraded for inspection
on the Esplanade, General Hutton COM
manding the Canadian militia, Premier
Laurier, all of the Dominion cabinet
officers and governor general Lord
Minto. being present Shortly after
noon the men were again called together
on the review ground and were ad-
dressed by the governor general, Pre-
mier Laurier and others. Lord Mimic,
in the course of his address, said: 1.-The
people of Canada witness the departure
of the contingent with full hearts. but
they want to see the Maple Leaf well
to the front and they will all be ready
to welcome the men with open arms
when they return" Sir Wilfrid Laurier
said that it was not a war of oppression
in which they were going to take part
but war to establish an equal STAN
dard of justice and liberty and that IL
they did their duty, as he knew they
would, they would fully discharge the
obligations of Canada to the empire.
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PRISON FOR A YOUNG LAWYER.
w. j. Hawkins Sentenced i'm Rochester
for FOrUerV.

Rochester, N. Y, Oct. 30.-William J.
Hawkins, a young lawyer well known
pleaded guilty to-day to an Indictment
charging him with forgery and grand
larceny in the first degree and was
sentenced to three years and six
months in Auburn state prison. The
charge against Hawkins was that while
acting in a confidential capacity he
swindled one of his clients, Mrs. Mar
garet A. Preston of Greece out of Sc, 100.
This sum, it was charged, Hawkins OBJ
tained by means of forged mortgages
on the property of Mrs. Margaret A.
Bruff
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- - -
$4,000 IN CASH STOLEN.
Was Kept In n Tin Box and Hidden i'm n
Piano.

New York, Oct. S0.-Nine thousand
dollars in cash placed for safe keeping
in tin box and hidden in a piano was
stolen this morning from Diertich Won
Soosten of this city. The police suspect
Won Soosten's niece for the last seven
months and they started out to look for
him. He Is Carl Heldle said to be
member of the Eighth regiment. Heldle,
it is stated, paid visit to Mr.. Won
Soosten's niece this morning. After he
had gone the loss of the tin box was
discovered by Mr.. Won Soosten.
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LAST NIGHTS PoLO GAMES.
New Haven Beaten at Sprin gfield
Meriden Loses lin PrOvtdence.

Springfield, Oct. 3O.--The local team
defeated the strong New Haven polo
team tonight in one of the fastest
games ever seen in Springfield. The
playing was fierce from the start, and
the home team won strictly on their
merits. Al Swords made his debut to a
Springfield audience and played a great
game, though in no way superior to the
fine cage work of Lations. The score:
Springfield 7, New Haven s. Stops
Lations Al, Swords 49, Rushes-Hipson
Ia, Bone l. Fouls-Bartlett, Leyden,
Connell 2, Whipple. Referee-Lush.
Himer-Welch. Springfield lost one goal
on fouls.
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Prov.dcnoe 6. Mertden 4.

Providence, Oct. 30.-The polo game
between Providence and Meriden to-
night was earnestly contested and it had
a fighting finish when Meriden made a
squirt that cut the lead to a single goal
and fought hard to wipe out the lead
completely. Whites goal tending was
a bright feature. Team work and fine
passing by the home club decided the
game. The score: Providence 6, Meri-
den A. Rushes-Cunningham ., Warner
5, Griffin 1, Pierce 1. Stope--Heffernan
49, White 35. Fouls--Farrell, Murtagh.
Referee-Manning. Timer-Perrin.
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SEVEN HUNDRED GIRLS STRIKE.
Employed in POttcrics in East Liver
nonI O.=Wnmt Higher Wnges.

East Liverpool, Oct. 30.-Seven hun
dred girls employed in the biscuit ware
house. dipping and stamping depart
ments of nearly every pottery in the
city struck this morning for higher
wages. The girls at several of the pot
teries in the suburbs did not come out
to-day, but it is believed they will do
so Tomorrow One or two of the small
er firms are willing to grant the de-
mands of the strikers.
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DEBTS MADE IN NEW HAVEN
Cause Norris N. Meyers of New York to
Fail.

New York Oct. 30.-Morris N New
ers, a salesman at 721 Broadway, to-
The liabilities are $25,7S6, due 10 one
hundred and twenty creditors, contract
ed in New Haven as partner with An
drew Goodman which partnership was
dissolved in May, 1897. There are no
assets,
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SCHAEFER oUTPLAYED.
SIossOn Takes Big Lead In tho 900
Point Match.

New York, Oct. 3o.-The first nights
play in the 900 point cushion carrom
Billiard match between Slosson and
Shcaefer resulted in an easy victory
for the Student" Shaefer being cut
played by 300 points against 1876. Play
will continue tomorrow night, where
it left off tonight. The game took
place in the Madison Square Garden
concert hall and was witnessed by
about 800 billiard lovers.
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London, Oct, 31.-The report sent out
from a Holland source and published
in despatch yesterday from Berlin
that Ladysmith had surrendered was
not taken seriously here and later news
showed the thorough inaccuracy of the
statement.
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Dewey Takes His New Home.

Washington, Oct. 30.-Admiral Dew
ey to-day took possession of his new
home. The last of the furniture was
arranged in the new house to-day and
the admirars trunks were brought up
from the apartments he has been oc-
cupying at the Everett.
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FiremeIs's Salary Schedule,

The special committee on the schedule
of firemens salaries will meet tonight
in the city hall and hold a hearing on
the matter. Mayor Driscoll, the fire
commissioners and firemen have been
invited to be present.
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BteIa's Comet Not sighted.

Santiago de Chill, Oct. 30, via Calves
ton, Text now appears that Biela' S
comet was not sighted here, as tele-
graphed on Saturday. In their anxiety,
some people mistook a cluster of stars
for the comet.
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The Oldest Clerk Dead.

Washington. Oct. 3O.-George Bartle,
the oldest clerk Of the state department,
keeper of the great seal' of the United
States and a close friend Of Daniel
Webster, died here last night. He was
appointed by Secretary Buchanan in
1876
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A Singer Dies I'm Church.

Alberton, P. E. l., Oct 3O-Annie
Martin, aged eighteen, a member of the
choir of the Presbyterian church here,
fell unconscious after singing at the
services last evening. She expired in
church before a doctor reached her,
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Mrs. Vanderbilt Consen Is.

New York, Oct. 30.-Mrs. Alice
Gwynne Vanderbilt, the widow of the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt, to-day filed a
waiver of citation and gave her formal
consent to the admission of her hus-
bands will to probate.
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Paterson, Oct. 81, 2:30 a. m.-The
house Of Vice President Hobart, which
has been In darkness a considerable
portion of the night, is now lighted up
from the top floor to the basement.
Policemen are on guard in front of the
residence and everything points to some
serious condition in the sick chamber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. (SpeciaD.-Wheat closed nc to
&c over Thursday, although there good deal
Of profit taking in the session by important holders,
and although the market had to stand considerable
selling against calls Cudahy is supposed to have
realized on a long line in the last two days May
to-day opened at 607sc, and sold between $3.50 and
70ha70kc, and closed at 7Oka70Ac. December
made a better gain than any Of the other futures,
closing at $3.50, or only 3Lc under the May. Cash
bids only nc out OF the way and a moderate
milling business was done at prices over the nom-
inal market. 1t looks If the visible supply Mon
day would show decrease Of 100000 bushels,
compared with an increase last year OF $500. 900
bushels. The best prices to-day were on the an.
nouncement, direct from Rosario that the harvest
was being delayed by wet weather Argentine
shipments showed some increase over the week
previous. 7l2,OOO bushels. compared with $4,000
bushels the Argentine visible is 47S4000 bushels
compared with 32s 600 bushels last year. Liver"
pool was up I'd TO I'D on futures but weak on
spot Clearances were only 5000 bushels, bus
clearances for the week from both coasts were
large $4,000 bushels The market closed over
calls; the sentiment here is friendly to wheat fos
the present although not overenthusiastic
Corn advanced &C to NC. with December and
January making the best rally; December closed
at 30Q3ic the January at Bic, May S3c Shipping
sales all rail 100000 bushels. showing an im'
provement In the demand. Liverpool was IA 70
Id hieher; ssaboard aoisara 26.0.OOO busht%
Argentine shipments liberal. 1650,ooo bushels
country offerings keep small. To-days CARROTS
were 2o3 with $40 for Saturday. The sentiment
is rather mixed this grain. Samples were M
I1c higher.
Oats merely held their own. the last prices the
same as Thursdays. December, 22Igc; May, 2<'scs
The shipping demand keeps poor, particularly tns
export The New England demand Is not ovef
sharp but. the other hand. Western offerings
are light. To-days cars were 193 with w to'
Saturday Seaboard clearances were 5000 bushels
Fiaxseed to-day was firm but comparatively
quiet to-night's prices 1c to &c over Yesterday
but not quite up to the tiptop prices OF Tnursoa"
December closed at sl.43; May. slS9; cash. With
The three points had ffty-nine cars OF seed, COM
pared with forty-eight last year.
Provisions were strong, pork up loc 70 Zoc' LAY
ND 10c; ribs up TIC. The rally was In spite OF
large hog receipts. 1900. with 5000 for to-mofs
row. and In spite OF considerable profit taking oS
longs The Cudahys still bullish.
On the curb puts May wheat closed az ~sY
calls. 70%c. Puts on May corn. oZfsc 70 '''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
THE CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Ms,v holdings Of Industrial stocks were thrown
on the market yesterday. and throughout the
list considerable liquidation OF long stock was ac
colnplished, holdings passing into the hands or
wealthy individuals and corporations who are al
ways ready TO buy at concessions goou par
OF the dealings however. represented sales TOT inc
short account The steel stocks and sugar re
hnIng were vigorously attacked, and stop loss
orders we're reached Tennessee Coal ana iron
was especially weak and Federal Steel and Amer
lean Steel and Wire were easily depressed Amer
lean Tobacco proved soft spot; also jersey Cen
trail Reading first preferred and Consolidated Gas
The increase I'm the dividend Northwest had
no effect upon tire stock while in Omaha quick
advance TO l24 was followed by sudden reaction
70 100 The spectre of a bad bank statement to-
day was the chief cause Of the days weakness
Nearly every commission house In the street mace
large sales of the industrial stocks. in which inside
support was withdrawn, factor OF which the pears
were not slow to take advantage. Tennessee Coal
and Iron suffered the heaviest loss SIX points
while Steel and Wire lost five points. Sugar over
four points Federal Steel over three points anu
American Malt preferred, American steel HOOP,
American Tin Plate American Tobacco continents
Tobacco Colorado Fuel and Iron Consolidated oas
and National Biscuit from two TO three Poi"'s'
Rubber common lost four points. 49,
In the railway list Northwest and metropolitan
ctrent Railway lost four and four and
,o,rts resnectIvely AS q rule railroad STOCKS
averaged net losses Of one point. 1t was thousht
{, tho room that clique was aggressiveiy oper
ot;rg against the market with the object Oh
,nalInp as much capital as possible out OF to-day
hank statement and the money SITUATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
MONEY AND THE BANKS.

Tho hanks lost to the sub-Treasury in the week
ended last night $5OS5.1sO including N50oo" uepoS
tied for transfer to the Interior on direct sn ~
ments the banks lost to the interior ABOUT si''O'
making total known loss in cash for the "eeA y.
&c 9Os 100 Known offsets against TINS loss '0n9'9
of bond redemption payments amouii'i"e ~
81 OO0CO0 ..,
:. - .ofo 20 assume that to-day's bank statement
iii sbou a large decrease in cash. and unless loans
have been largely contracted a consideraoie
in reserve Liquidation In stocks IN the "eeN gus
. tba. loans have been materially reduced. From
bond redemption account the local panhs now s"o'
T., oosh holdings only an Insignificant proportion OF
the amount 500 disoursed' ABOUT o"' NJ
tho total received by the local banks having oeeh
,,,r,od N the Treasury in the regular course OF
h,st,ess stock spectators have not been hepeu
nv the bond redemptions. as proved by current ue
Ginning values and high prices for money lhis Is
n fact that critics Of the Governments poHcV may
well bear In mind. The Government helped the
banks but the banks did not extend extraYasant
assistance 10 the stock market. The banks VIII
need considerable increase In holdings oeiore
they will be able TO help stock speculation very
few, hanks are above the legal reserve limit, ana
these institutions control the money market at
present.
Money was in strong demand yesterday at per
cent and above. some houses paying as much as I
per cent for accommodation for the first time TINS
sooson A loan of $4,000 for European account was
reported.
Gable dispatches reported uneasiness In foreign
centres over the situation and In LONDON Z per
cent rate was talked OF. The Bank OF England pald
ont 1850 600 for shipment to Buenos Ayres. ana t3Oo-
600 was engaged In Paris for shipment to the same
Iondon reports said that selling or American
bonds at that centre was increasing and goid SNIP
ments from this side were expected II golu goes
from here the shipments will represent loans Paris
Exchange on London advanced yesterday TO a point
mt a profit A story was current on the stock FIX
change that the Associated Banks had lent the
Rank Of England 800 00O0 900 II was also reported
that the Secretary OF the Treasury would advance
the price at which he would buy the and per
cent bonds Speculative Imagination appeared TO be
the chief basis for these rumors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

this morning were. Atchison preferred Chicaso,
burlington and Quincy. Peoples Gas, Consohua'eu
Gas, metropolitan Street Railway. General Ee..r'o
Missouri Pacific, New-York Central, Northwestern
Northern Pacific common. Northern Pacihc pre-
ferred, Reading. Rock Island, st. Paul, sugar ne
fnins, Union Pacific common, Union racine pio
ferred. American Tobacco. Manhattan. Leather
Southern Railway preferred. Southern Pacific
Ioui,yille and Nashville, Jersey Central Uniteu
States Rubber preferred, United States Ruo-
Der common, Brooklyn Rapid transit feu-
erai steel common. Federal Steel preferred =
Delaware and Hudson. Tennessee Coal ana ron
Baltimore and Ohio common ana preterieu' o.
Western Union, s. There was good po"o"he uo
mand for Sugar Refining. Delaware and Hudson
and Central OF New-Jersey.
BANK REPORT.-The Plaza Bank at the Close
Of business on December had loans and discounts
Of g. O7g 10 and total resources OF 2SslA H. Inc
amount due depostors was 81, 08,6l7 G6.
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

or-Ts1DE SECURITIES MARKET. - Market
o,,sod ueak Standard OIL closed at 4S74i6s' against
Is7aAse ON Thursday. Last prices OF other pronl-
nent issues we're: Havana Commercihi, io's94''
noli, so6si. Baking Powder. s2Ad93A: Bay
e. cos 1Ha1x: Pump 15q172; preferred, 64ge6;
Markeen Copper 7as; Amalgamated Copper. go
s2I; Amsterdam Gas. 29a2i; preferred i5a4l; Rub.
ber Goods, 2s4a29: preferred. Soaa; Distilling OF
America SldSla preferred. SoaSois; sloss-shehield
when issued). 3iq35is; preferred. 7@73 General
Carriage, l73 bid.
EoREIGN TRADING.-London traded on both
aides ~ the market selling about fifteen thousand
shares and buying five thousand shares.
SILVER EXPORTs-The steamship Umbria.
sailing for Europe to-day. will take out as. 900
ounces OF silver shipped by the following houses;
Lewisohn Brothers. 3s5 900 ounces. and Zimmerman
4 Forshay, 10000 ounces
RToCK LOAN QuoTATIONa.-Loan auotaiiona
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market strong. Final

RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.-Market
weak Total sales amounted in par value to
s.T5ooo. against a,Si4Sco on Thursday. The
heaviest dealings were in the Atchison and Bal
fmore and Ohio Issues Baltimore and Ohio (south-
western division SlAs). Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific As, Colorado and Southern first 4s. Chicago
burlington and Quincy Cllinois division Shs) Kan
az. c,tv Putsburg and Gulf lists. Northern Pacific
As Reading general Is. Southern Railway first
Ss. Southern Pacific IS. Standard Rope and Irvine
incomes. Union Pacific 49, Wabash second Is and
Adventure Rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
CLEVELAND. LORAIN AND WHEELING

1t has been reported that the control OF the
Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling has passed into
the hands of interests headed by Blair q Co.. OF
this city It is also reported that Blair & CO are
acting for interests identified with the Federal Steel
Cor,nanv II the Federal Steel Company secures
the road II will give Federal Steel an inlet to the
cole rerions of Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. and in consequence prove OF great value
10 Federal Stees business.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Dec. s. 4 p. m.-Ths market for American
securities after declining somewhat was quiet
with hardening tendency. Business was re-
vrices were: Canadian Pacific, g11; Erie. 1915;
Erie LIST preferred. So; illinois Central il7&:
York Central l42; Pennsylvania, e9A Reading,
l0is Northern Pacific preferred, 7sss; Atchison
MI Louisville and Nashville. 5a; Grand Trunk
"a and Anaconda SIS.
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rI-T
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recepts
reported from Washington. Ei9.9l2; internal reve-
ma race,nts 1869 245; miscellaneous receipts. slO4-
b21 Total receipts for the day. NS236SO; expendi-
lures s1.525oOo. Receipts for month to date N4SD-
ess; expenditures $4,000 excess OF receipts
% 800 9Se Receipts for the fiscal year to date ssSz
Ss5 81; expenditures 1900; excess OF receipts
s15 774S77 Receipts Of National bank notes for re-
demption $452723.
STB-TRFASURY.-T The Sub-Treasury was credit-
or at the Clearing House s254,Ssc Its net gain on
balance was Sl721,OG7 made up by gain In cur
rencv OF Sal 229 and gain in coin OF sl5sSSs re-
sulting In general balance Of 2773l5s, consisting
of s2l3 66s 55S coin and s4Os4em currency Inc
80. Gov tho week ended last night included receipts
. COO $50 900 and payments Of $50 999 1872 Deductng
from the receipts s7o74.oOo and from the payments
"a o,9 900 for items which affect its account with the
general Treasury only, its gain as Affecting the
banks was $,0S5,lsO
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DIVIDENDS INCREASED.

Bear traders may attack stocks indefinitely but
actual values are increasing as reflected in new
dividend announcements and increased dividend
declaration. The Chicago and Northwestern In
creased its dividend on the common stock to o
per cent basis yesterday The Chicago. ST. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha directors have Just placed
the common stock on a per cent basis, and similar
action has been taken by the Chicago Great West
ern directors on the companys preferred "a
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and CSC premium asked saysmnan-spyine selling.
ixc nrcm,nm Roston-Par and &c premium mi
cago~2oc premium. St. Louis-Par Did, zoc premium
asked ,..,rgss
BANK CLEARINGs YORK oppExo- Exehhar
seS SSS III. Balances sSIS22ll ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
s2S $50 5ss: balances rs
Changes. nsos7'iSi: balances, si755.sse :,
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETa,Caaitss cd mDt,s rate
Landau & per cent open market dlsc9 Quits dss
5Sa5 Der cent for short and long bills se d
don 90 marks 4sh pfennigs Paris excnanse ate az
don, rs francs 81 centimes Paris o'soO""' '"
per cent ,, ,.o,s FOR
FOREIGN SECURITIES; , BTltisF French rentes,
loo francs s2h centimes. Spanish IS III lvn 49,
THE SILVER MARKET.aBar silver oSc i4onSon-
can silver dollars 47hc. Bar silver III A'"u''
2 3-16d. ~ M r,shor
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrld -'"' ''
40 20. Buenos Ayres. 1870 Rome. $40
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAYS EXTENSION.

President Spencer of the Southern Railway Com
pany, in an interview yesterday, explained the
motives mpeing his company TO extend Its lines
to Savannah, and described the new line, part OF
which is property purchased from another COM
pany part new work. and the rest Is represented
by trackaee rights for Southern trains over tracks
% 9TH
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
rnpr oF NEW-YORK.

Week ending Dec So 1884, q . isss % dsss s,a
EheIgu on the market i.35o,333 i4e7s2o 2l4o7s
From January DOR, 2Os $50 1850 ss2 so2 500
EneTea a. he market 2ls026 s40070o6 o. ISL i5i
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posted rates We're:

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
merciai, q 5oQs1 rs discount; bank, par San Fran
c,sco--eight So; telegraph, ITO Cinolnnsti-Oyer
the counter, soc premium; between banks. par oid
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j. p. MORGAN 4 CO.

OFFICE or COUNTY CONTROLS
OF ALLEGHENY COuNItpa
November 10th, 1899 PusDuIs, uu
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS Oh IL"
Az County OF Allegheny. Pennsylvania ,.,v q
Thu sinking Fund Commissioners OF the Counsu,d IN
Allegheny State OF Pennsylvania. by virtue OF % md
vested in them by Act Of Assembly approved apnuTNy
A n 1899 do hereby notify the holders OF A-LEonns.rd
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS, thai bonds ss,ssRso oNIss
poNDs Nos sos 6o2 sos. COS COZ COS OIL s sss IS
6I4 ais si8 6iT 6is. $40 go. 62i. 622. d29 on 1864
a26 62T 62s GO all bearing date Of January Isl
and maturing January LIST. 1913 Will be psa d
with interest TO January lst 1900. upon Pa
witch time ali interest said bonds will cease =,
VIM" '''"' u" RUBEN MILLER;
JAS j. DONNELi,
" e. THOMPSoN
Sinking Fund Commisslone.-<