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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-07-12
To be an Inspector for
a Railroad means some-

a railroad means SOme-
thing. 1t stands for High Glass
Work, it stands for Reliability and
Trustworthiness. 1t stands for this
viz {: that out of the whole number
OF watch repairers, watch butchers,
watch thinkers, watch fxers, Jewel.
ers, silversmiths, or whatever name
they are commonly called, Chas
E. Simanton has been selected
as the one most competent and best
qualified to clean, repair and adjust
the watches of the railroad men.
1t stands for this also:
That if | am competent to repair
railroad watches, l am competent to
repair YOURS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-07-12
Bankruptcy Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17
NOx's Opinion of the Moral Standards Set Up by
 Society.
SOCIETY'S PLEA FOR THE YOUNG MAN
 WHO SOWS WILD OATS,
A Good Rule to Use for the
 Other Fellows Sister.
Copyrighted, 1sq9, by charlz Nox Press Blu
 TeHu.

NpH3 TIE t5Hf 16ads 33 eiit1 AtN 4sAhf teII AeN
 New York, May 2l.-A young woman in this city displeased her parents very much a few nsonths agO by refusing to marry a man whom she had known for several years and who was very desirous of making her his wife. As far as social posi- tior is concerned the standing of the two familes is about the same. The youug man will inherit small for tune upon the death of an aunt, and is already established in fairly lu- crative position. The girl refused point. blank to marry him, her req son being that he had moved among set of fast young men, himself as fast as any of the number, and had led a careless life, morally. The young woman is well educated, fair ly good looking. and has character which wins respect for its moral beauty. This affair was hers, not mine, but it makes one think,
 Mind you, this young man is not regarded as a bad man, and is no faster than many of the young men in this city today He moves in good society, is industrious. uses wine but never to excess 1 think, is welcomed in good home circles, and would, matrimonially speaking, be considered good catch. Yet this young lady. herself possessing a character strong and pure, refused to become his wife because she be- lieved he would not bring to her a character equally refined as her V n.
 Was she right or wrong in her view of the matter? Right say some people; "the man who asks her hand in marriage should have a character equal to her own. "Overiastidious," ;" say others; "she had better take up with him as4 he is industrious, well educated, and has a good social standing Mustn't expect q young man these days to be too tame. ' say others. He has his wild cats to SOW, and he may as we'll SOW them before he settles down. All right for her to be confined, but you can't expect him to be a goody if he cuts any figure in ciety at all. Diff ferent social standard. don't you know?"
 That Social Standard Examined
 These are old arguments and we know them by heart, Put into a few words they mean this: A man can do about as he pleases morally. and when he gets ready to settle down society will throw over him it's kindly plea "He was only sowing bis wild oats.' Different standard of society" Well, to put it plainly, some of the standards for behavior which society sets up are rotten to the core. To state it truly, society in negative way sanctions some types of behavior which help remove the foundation stones of the home life
 In fact, it takes man of moral backbone to be what IS called ''so.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Miss Blanche Alth elmer wy turned recently from New nr. where she has been studiDs s,sts an C who during her stay in ,t,.s ' sang before a number of crl'lss ,.,,, sing at the Presbyterian 'p ns day both morning and eyenlp'
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Miss Glennie Tomlinson' .sng nj Malvern's most popular, ". yo1Is lst dies, will be the guest ol .,.aa n ro0 Mccain awhile today mi' Fori son will lgo from here s,ir.. Io where she will visit rei" friends.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Prof. NJ. D. MeNeill, who Q, elected musical instructor aa,I % Pine Bluff schools, left ealuisd sadt his home at Magnolia, to sp'D' summer.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Miss Gertrude Patterson, who had been visiting her brother in thls city, has returned to her home at Bolley Grove.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Prof. sam Morgan, of Kingsland, was a Pine Bluff visitor Saturday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Mir. Eugene Downs has been ap- pointed sole agent In Pine Bluff for Memphis Scimitar.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Miss Minnie Little, of Little Rock, and daughter of ex-State Treasurer Little. visited in the city Saturday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Mir. Wm. Brendt, of Camden, was in the city Saturday on business,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Prof. J. H. Hinemon will lead the men's meeting at Merrill Institute tLis afternoon.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

MT. Il. 2. Rather is in Little Rock visiting Dig family. He will return tomorrow.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Messrs. s. W. Culpepper, Jack Bradley and Jennings spent Satur. day 1t Pitts Lake fishing.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Col. Thomas P. Black we'll left Saturday evening for Dallas, Texas, to visit his son.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

One lot Fancy Silks, all in waist lengths, former EOc
 price a.25 yd. at OOS One lot Silk Remnants in one-half to three and one half yard lengths, all at half of former prices.
 One piece p1ain,open weave Black Silk Grenadine, 22 in. wide, price was 85c 1Sc
 yard, at EOS One piece plain Black Silk Grenadne A in.Wide EECI
 good value $t, at 0OGi One piece White Crepe De Chine, former price zEo
 f.2S at z " One piece Black Silk Gloria, 48 in, wide 4l-ZC Que piece Red Silk Gloria 10 in. wide, former ZEr price sI.5o down to 0C One piece Broom Silk Gloria, clear, pretty ZEC IuStre, was s yd at 4 OS Corticelli's Embroidery Silks, CorticeIIi's Roman Silks, CorticelIi'S Fila Silks,
 Assorted coIors, former price soc dozen OEC
 all go at ZOC Corticelli's Sewing Silk, in coIors } spooIs forl 25c; 6 spooIs for 45C;1 dozen spooIs for 85C
 CorticelIi Button Hole Twist, former price fOC
 3oc dog. spools, at a%S CoorticeIli Embroidery Silk, on penny SpooIs, GC sold at l2c dog at OG
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17
[From Sundays Daily.l

Col. W. s. Amis, of Rison, was a Pine Bluff visitor Saturday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17
SILK.

One lot China Silks, as sorted solid coIors GEC
 One lot Black Silk Moire, former price OSC Three Fancy Silk Dress Patterns, good. styles, 1FC former price St.25 yd OS Three Fancy Silk Patterns, crepe Weave, 5 yd. cuts G1 former price s2 piece, at Q''
 One lot Swis Silks, in light blue .sillo and pin pink, ,4 200 One piece Black China Silk, a good value Rp
 for 45c3 at %OS One piece Black China Silk, former price 2RC
 6oc, at OO0 One lot Black. .Brocade Jap anese Silks, former GEC
 price S1 a yd, at OOS One otChina Silk all Nile green color, was Soc ORC
 new for %ON One lot, 6 pieces, Solid Color China Silks, QEC assorted shades (Eales) 6o9 OOS One piece Figured China Silk of a soc grade OEC
 to go at %ON Assorted lot Silk, plain coIorS and f2ncieS 1RC formerly 65c&$t.5o at 6ON One lot Fancy Silks, cut in waist lengths GD AO formerly $4.5o pc Q% V
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Mir. Frank McMurtry, of Rison, was q visitor in the city Saturday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-05-17

Dr. s, NJ. Taylor, of Riyes, is spending a fev Y days in the city.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-supreme Court.-Nos. 8, .. 10.
Z sn 1a M; i con i 4 81 ds, TO- T a. ~. RsI p i-Moton
calendar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part H.-Court opens
a. 1880 na A; MmEH;PParte sn natter sEs Part gil Iu'I Mo
DI4. NI6. WG, MI, 0lS. 0I9. $50. Preferred causes
Law and factENos," 'li4e, iii. s4I. s2i. 14s4,
I474 17s.. 1909. se2t I44o. 1880. I47g. 14ss.
Part !. Part VIi.-Elevated II. X. cases. Trial Term
Part H.-Preferred canses-Nos. eo.4. 1921. 741t.
S5sg. 6 %aSt' 5 5saS. 9 4sai. 1 fart I nGs2 $685. s.. ' Sss.
s 1913, s1Ss. 1 1.S1,. : ssss, S sis4. f $50. s s1s%.
ss77SSa.. i5i2, 24ST. 214.' 1854. sso5. 2sos, asS4.
2s4s; 5000. Part Iy.,Gsses from Part III.
a6Il. sa4a, alth, 8I4t, 2146, ssta, 204l. I722, s2nl,
94s5 at26Ie, Part vrIi-c1scs from Pat vi. Part
VII. Part XI.-Cases from Part VII. Part XIi.-oases
Surrogate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES calendar
S. Spear. Margaret Durham; Lima NJ. Hupfeld. Mag
SaIenS %T z lSar f5ed s e Ks Il "a, At + l Frs..r a; MI M:
gan l; ! Livingston. at p. NJ, Trial lerm,-No day
calendar.
Motions ottS az lG:so 4. n, Trial rm"f at I,4 Il ~.
1914. ~. "a, a2o. aongi 2ot5. ~. 1870, 1873, l5a5.
1879, a4}I' 6s2. 1891 1909, 1912, 1851, $3.50. 2ss.
1914. 64o6, 62l. Part H:-Nos. 1914, 1880. 1892,
lssl' l9s5, 2lsos 2o2s 3d. Iaoe, 1901 1882, 1879.
1877. i isiia. IT, lssl' la ~ l4s PSrt ,d ibi'1 iSGs. ia9S,
24s. d23. 1853. 8Ga. 147. 2s28. 7a3. 1ss. lI29, III.
1880. 1888; i2Il; l4GS. ast. 1900. 1909. 1910. lel5.
1877, 64a2, 6221. e33a. Eli 442a, 5laa. bb7n. 55so.
55sl, 1871. 444O. 1862. 59l5, 5sd7, 1910. 4s54. 52v5.
5741, 6342, b23S, 5645, 5aS1, d22O. B1l1, 8247, 6245.
l24s. o8so, 1923, 1902. 63ds. Glot, 1907, 1894, 6274.
d44a, ds72, 1474. 1914, 34@0, dasl: 58s7 Equity
aD4, 2DB, 3OS.
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Live stock Market,

NEw YORK. Monday. Jan. =, -Receipts of beeyes
for two days were 3 ,7o7 head. including 80 cars for
the, market. steers were in very moderate supply
and 5@IOc. higher; bulls steady; dry cows steady to
a shade higher. The Yards were cleared promptly
hour, Ordinary to good native steers sold at S4.d59
s5.25 q 100 MS oxen and stags at 81. 1O9S4 ~:
bulls at 81, I5&S3.bO dry cows at So. lOSS3. rs, and
a few choice fat do. at s~4.15@S4.25. Dressed beef
slow but steady. Liverpool and London cables
quoted American steers irm at 1O1@114c, y NJ.
dressed weight; live sheep selling At lo4Si1c.,
dressed weight; refrigerator. beef at 74c. y n. FX-
pora' nunet tomorrow. $50 beeyes and 800 quar-
tiers Of beef.
Receipts of calves for two days were 815 head. in.
cluding ~ direct. Choice yaals were y tribe urn:
other grades in moderate demand and easy: barn
yard calves dull and lower without a clearance.
Poor to choice veals sold at S4eSs.5o p 100 ms;
baruyArd calves at S3@S3,bOi u car OF Southern
calves at a.25. City dressed yeals in moderate re-
quest at va l2C. y H..
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were s.l4o head, in
Guiding q cars direct, and, with the stale stock, there
were II cars on sale. sheep, we're in moderate sup
ply and a little hrmer; lambs were steady to Toe.
lower, closing duh, with 5 cars nnsold. Common TO
choice sheep sold at 50. 5OfsS $500 y loo MS; Ordi-
nary to choice lambs at $685.. n; 'culls" at $3.50.
Dressed mutton slow at 5s7Lc. r NJ; dressed lambs
at 7he9c.
Receipts of hogs for two days were 6,s4s head and
about = cars we're on sale. Feeling frm and ordinary
TO prime hogs were quoted at S3.7b0S4 q 100 DS.
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elertiuns aud Meetinas.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
Special Meeting Of Stockholders:

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD ca.
Special Meeting of Stockholders.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY:
NOTICE IL hereby given that q special meeting II
the stockholders of Union Pacific Railroad Company
will be held Al the Office of the Company at Salt Lake
City, In the State Of Utah, ON the 10th day Of Janu.
AIRY, 1899. at IL O'Clock noon. for the purpose of con.
eideriDR and acting upon a proposed amendment NJ
the Articles OF Association of the COMPANY, increas.
ing its Common Capital Stock by the amount of S2I,-
46O, 100. ard Of authorizing the issue and use Of such
additional stock. and OF taking all suitable action IN
that behalf.
The hooks for the transfer of stock both Common
and Preferred) will be closed for the purpose Of the
meeting at the close Of business ON Thursday, Do.
cember rs, 1929. and will be reopensd on the day
following said meeting or any ahjonrD ment thereof,
ny 0RDEt OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS.
ALEX. j. secretary.
New York. December =, 1893.
NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN that the annual meet.
~ ing of the stockholders OF THE DE LA YERGNE
REFHIGERATlNG MACHINE COMPANY will bs
held at the office of said COMPANY, foot of Fast
I3sth st., New York city, on TUESDAY. Jan. 10.
lsag. at y o'clock +. NJ, for the purpose Of electinS
trustees Of said company for the ensuing year.
JOHN Y, II sOADFS, Secretary.
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.,
NO. a. ID ST.
Il % Dec. "a, 1928.
THE ANNUAL, ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Of
~ January. 1922. at this once. The polls will open
EDWARD Lh6LGG. sscrstAzS
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women might learn a lot from them. Women
are cIeanly, but they are not always. orderly.
IL Is said that men will poke things in q cor
ner to tidy IN the general appearances Of .
room, Maybe so, but 1 think the c~ombination
OF order and cleanliness a good onetn
Touching the homer. OF the poor, Mrs. Lozier
remarked: Il think the microbe L. the, great
est blessing of the generation. The Hvelier
only be reached In that way. I'm glad we've
been thoroughly frightened and we ought to do
more and more"
Mrs. Hester M. Poole. Mrs. Margaret Raven
hill. Mrs. Nathan, Mrs. Ellen A. Richardson
and DIR. McGee took part IN the general dis
cussiOn,
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1899 opens auspiciously we
learn that our clothing is i'm.
possible to burn-.the Fire De.
partment was again called out to
stop the blaze started in our
store Dec. 4th-now in comes
a man with the remark that he
guesses "he'll buy a new over
coat, though the one he bought
of us in 'S7 he can't wear out"
Overcoats that were spared
from that fire and made from the
iron.like, unwearoutable jerseys,
$1S-some were double and
more.
Young mems sizes, $15.
ROGERS, PEET 81 Co.
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
~ l.t - .annrH aud nroaIuav
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MIR. cHME1sER,s NARRoW ESCAPE.
Unconscious In n Room with n Lighted Gas
stove and Escaping Gas.

Stove and Escaping Gas.
Charles Schmeiser. Postmaster at Stapleton.
Staten Island. had a narrow ESCAPE from death
by fire or usphyxiation on Sunday night. He
lives at Wright and Water streets. Stapleton.
On retiring on Sunday night he lighted nsmall
gas stove in his room. the gas being supplied
from a gas jet in the room through q rubber
tube. He Is accustomed to rise at y o'clock In
the morning. and when his mother did not hear
him moving about the room at that hour yes
terday morning she went to look for him. She
Knocked. but there was no response. She then
tried the door and found II locked, Becoming
alarmed, she ran next door and summoned
Adolph Lienhardt. the assistant Postmaster:
He went for Police Captain Blake. and
together they broke in the door and
lying on the bed UNCONSCIOUS. The air
of the room was heavily laden with gas.
Drs. i, Mechtold and J. J; o'Dea were sum
moned and worked with him until 4 O'Clock in
the AFTERNOON, when he first regained con
entered the. room the stove was burning. but
there was. a email slit In the, rubber tubing
where IL Joined the stove, and the gas. had es-
capped through this. Besides poisoning Mr..
Schmeiser. the gas was liable at any moment
to take fire and TO blow up the house. The
doctors say that Mr.. Schneider will be around
again in n few days.
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The Farmers Loan &Trust Go.
l6, l8, 90 & 90 William Street,
New York.

'&S / r. AZ ffEEt R5SiR5 n $FdR |sn $SIFfEsS5 Ft ~ =
Alabama Great Southern R. R. Co.. LIST Mtge.
A@s eric II Fire Engine Co.
Anderson Electric Street Ry Co.
bismarck Water Co.
baltimore / Ohio; Southwestern R'y, Co.
Baltimore & OHIO Southwestern Railroad Co.
Barrie Water Co.
| Brenham Water Works.
BBroekport 4 ,H9llsy Water Co.
Gartersvihe Mater Bonds.
Caro- Water Works Go.
Carolina Central r. \, Go. ~
CRsttsnSogia Water Works Co. Cons'd Sinking
cG ons@mels : G Bnlt c1, Bsb R,y Gre
Gonpeilsyiile Water Co.
East EiiS St. Louis, City Water Co. OF.
Eastman's Freight-Car Heater Co.
Evansville Il Terre Haute K. Il. Co.
FFRrRsTiIIle wafer TfcFe w HSqte c. ( Chicago R r. Co.
Hot Springs. South Dakota, Water. Light 4
Herkimer. Mohawk. Ilion Il Frankfort Electric
Hudson River Water Power & Paper Co.
huntington NdttTNO.
ithaca Street R'y Co.
JefiersonviIIe Madison 4 Indianapolis R. R.
Kankakee Water Co.
Keokuk Water Co.
Kokomo Water Co.
Lacrosse, City OF.
Larchmont Yacht Club I'd Mtge.
Lake Superior & Ishpeming R'y Co.
Middletown-G Goshen Traction Co.
Mphila & Ohio n n "a EyfanaioO lar Mtna
Mobile 4 Ohio Car Trust P. and N.
N NSSI p t, ( GiSci IN f Bridge Co.
New Castle & Shenango Valley r: r. &c:
99R a d 6swse 3: I { Fox OK, k BSna Ss sRs iRS i. /. GO.
Olean., N. Y. Water. Sewer & Improvement
Omaha Water Co.
Pensacola & Perdido II. R. Co.
Portsmeuth / suffolk Water Works Co.
8; TSq Rs{ 4 Sai W,IsI R e. Co,
South South Y i.Isnd WnatiesrI . co s So E q MtEe'
Temple. Texas, Water Works Co.
Terre Haute \ INDIANAPOLIS r R Go.
IeXarkana Water Co.
Third Ave. R. R. Co.
Toledo. Waihonding Valley & Ohio R. R. Co.
g1Rsn?s t Sats Ts %RFt / f Fra Co.
Union Depot; Columbus. Ohio,
XieEsbuTshs. shreveport & Pacific r.. R. Co.
Warren Water Co,
W sstG Sids r: r i; C. e M Ws,s9 S
Williams d So gpAiEE.tTkiRS4f P p isas. Mimi
Detroit; Htllsdale Il Southwestern R. r. Co..
D''''"'S' JANUARY 10, 1899.
Joliet 4 Northern Indiana r. 3 Go.
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THE FOLLOWING COUPONS RI DUE
AND PAYABLE AT OFFICE OF
FarSon, Leach Company

y Ct own, -OCASIt
JANUARY 4, 1890.
Albion Indian indiana Water, Gn9 i.,,,H, H.
Bluffton. Indiana, school and Water.
Ghanee County, Colorado, School District No. o.
asrheld County, COLORADO. school District No. i.
Hnntnston. %iIndiana, Water.
Huntington, Indiana, Water Works Company.
Jonesboro, Indiana, Funding.
kksfnt' o %ash,ng%sG s,b %stss and sab Itsh bi,,r,e, No. 100.
koRS3 GSaf Indiana, 9 srRcSi and Sid Improvement. i'''
Lewis County. Washington, Funding.
ESS,psFi. in1 1IS1snS Wi Tspa,ns.
New Carlisle, Indiana, School.
Paansah: kentucky GSiR efnSn md ,.,,..
snohomish. Washington, Water and General Muni.
Taylor County. Wisconsin. Jail.
Thnrst SIS GSSnty wv ws ! s.saa3 S sShSGl District q" No,1o'
West Bay G }XNi T'ihiFin . s 1SS =, 1899.
south Bend ia JxSGjA ,TRfo Is, isse.
Fowler 1nd''n1.x S ST%R Is. 1890.
Duluth Minne J%S;S S1HHol p IT, Iss / st. Louis o.
Huntington, Indiana, Water.
--.. OKE BUILDING. 80
CHICAGO, III, December 3lst. 1923:
able January 14th, 1899. Transfer books for both
preferred and common stock will be closed at the
+. E. PATTERSON. Asst. sec'y.
TTHE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the City Of
New York. New, York. Dec. 22nd, 1903. The
annual dividend of THREE AND PEE
CENT. free of tax, payable on and after January 3rd
proNimo.
The transfer books will close at 8 p. NJ. this date
reopening January 3rd, 1892.
Cashier.
DETROIT CITIZENS' STREET RAILWAY
Coupons maturing January LIST, 1899. from LIST
consolidated mortgage 5 per cent. ten year bonds,
due 1908, will be paid January Sd. 1892. and after,
on presentation to the New York Security and Trust
Company.
LOUISVILLE, HENDERSON & ST. LOUIS
RY. Co.
Coupons due January list, 1892, will be paid on
and after January Sd. on presentation at the banking
offices of Messrs. Thomas 4 Post. II Broadway.
EDWIN NJ. POST. Secretary.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS II. r. CO..
Coupons due Jan. LIST, 1899. from First Mortgage
Bonds of this Company will be paid after that date
upon presentation at the office of the Central Trust
Company, % Wall Street, New York.
F. Il. DAVIS, Treasurer.
BRIDGEPORT TRACTION COMPANY.
The coupons of the Bridgeport Traction Company,
due Jan. l, 1890. will be paid on presentation on and
after Jan: 3. at the office of Redmond, Kerr Il Co., IL
wall st.. New York City.
San Francisco &N orthern Pacific Railway Co.
Coupon No. 70 Of the above railway, maturing
Jan. /. 1892. will be paid on and after that date. al
the office of ~LADENBURa. THALMANN & CO.. 80
Wall ST., New York.
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Arrived-MoNDAT. Jan. 2.
SIS La Gascogne, Simon, Havre Dec, ~.
Sc Albano. Koch. Hamburg.
SIS Rotterdam. voege, Rotterdam.
Is Foreric, Thompson. Parry.
Ss Strathord Mcintyre Philadelphia.
SIS Manhattan, Bennett, Portland.
IS Herman Winter. Nickerson, Boston.
SIS Portia, Farrell, Halifax.
For later arrivals see First Page.l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAo-rHrs DAT.
Sun rises. ... Z % Sun sets. 446 Moon rises11 40
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook.1 IL Os Gov. 1srd. IL 40 He'll Gate. 1 80
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dividends and Jnteresr.
THE COUPONS ARE DUE N
PAYABLE AT Il BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS g. COMPANY,

PAYABLE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY,
81 Nassau street, New York City:
esstssril Wash. IA: EE Funding; Rounding,
SisI5s% Is Co.. w Van s sSaSP1 p RistEist No 10; a. T.
Clinton, Ia. Funding and Refunding.
Colbert Co.. Ala. Road.
Guthbert. Ga. Electric Light; Water Works.
Day Co. 81. Dakota. Refunding: =,
Ebert Co, Ga, Court House and Jail.
Elmwood. Ill. Water Works.
F Fissst' G SGmnsy R. KS; Enpd Pait tS Co..
sSI11 Mnd GS'' Mont ta;i kf fnnains:
Galveston, Tex, Limited Debt; Street Improvement;
Water Works; Water Works. Street improvement,
Harlan, la, Independent School District.
Heard Co., Ga: Court House. Jan. s,,o
H I%. spr1%Rs wash. S. sc Raa9f bi. Slfy Nal Rd. i School
Indianola, la, Independent District Refunding;
Lake Co, So. Oak, Refunding.
Linn Co.. Or Ore. D schooi District No, 10.
Lyons City, Clinton. Ia, Independent School Dis
MMs sSiso Go TO- Ii baS Soq Bdd RGG Of Education.
Manson. Ia. Water Works.
Martinsville. Ind. Water Works.
Misso%lS Co., Mont Funding.
Missouia Co., Mont, Renewal or Rsfupding Gold.
NlISbDuld Nu.' AhOha'i NV ~ Az - NSA"hA
Misssoula Co.. Mont. School District No. 3.
Missoula Co., Mont, School District No. q told No.
odebolt, In. Water Works. Refunding.
Otter Tail Co.. MINI, Rounding.
0wosso. Mich, Union School District School Build.
Pecatonics, III, Board of Education School District
Pierce Co.. Wash, School District No. 8.
RaraiIi Co. Mont. Gold Funding;
Redwood Falls. Mimi. Refunding.
RiySrside. III. school building; Water Works.
Sac Co., Ia. Reminding.
Seattle, wash. Funding Of 1891.
Seattle, Wash, Sewer of 1898.
ssst,ls. % Wash. f Enndi Ing @" Of isi.s: second rissi s's Series.
Seattle, Wash, Sewer Tunnel of 1929.
snohomish Co.. wash. school District No. l.
Teton CO.. Mont, Funding cold.
Union Co, ore, SclIrol District No. &.
Union Go, Ore, School District No. % Refunding
wsitsburg. Wash, Water Works.
Washington. Ind, Refunding school.
wsstport, Mo- sc6ool, District School Building;
wiimette' H. General Street IT%grSysment.
Fort Dodge Ia y TaS. E STh, 1899.
w'"feEAn' Ill., 5ans." 18th, 1890.
MMaETsheiltowsna. Ta', independent School District Re.
Mount Pleasant, Mich. Water Works, Refunding,
ssuF Centre. MINI. sschoSl district School.
Lawrence Co. NJ Court 1s HGI'G is,e.
Pierce Co., Wash, School District No. l Stella
~ JAN. 18TH. 1890.
Window, Mimi. Electric Light. Water Works. and
JAN. 10Th, 1907.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-03
new YORK SAVINGS BANK,

STE Ay., COR. 14TH ST.
The trustees have ordered that the interest to be
credited to depositors Jan. 1. 1899. shall be at the
rate Of FOUR f CENT. PER ANNUM on all sums
from SIS to $4,000. Deposits made on or before Jan.
10 will draw interest from Jan. /.
FREDERICK HUGHSON, President.
RUFUS II. WOOD. Treasurer.
wILLIAM F~EISINGER. Secretary.