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"CREICH DIyION'S RTSE.


"Crutrh Dillon, whose real name Ia Rch-
ard Condon. was captured on Wednesday after
a lively chase hv Detective Kelly Of the East
Twenty second street station. Condor has n
wooden leg. but he is a remarkably fleet run
ncr all the same, and he was getting away from
Kelly when tn" humping Of the artificial leg
on tho sidewalk attracted the attention Of \
policeman at Third avenue and Seventeenth
street. and he headed Off the man. lie was
taken to the police station and locked up.
while the de,crtive sought Mrs. Ida Gray. who
had complained Of having had a pock ethooh
stolen from her by Il man answering Condor =
description.
ABOUT midnight some Of the prisoners in ths
static cells saw tho ilirkcr,ng Of matches in
Nondon's ""I and detected the odor OF burning
hair. When locked w. the onc-l legged pris-
oncr he'd Il heavy sandy mustache. When
the doorman went for him in the morning he
mustach" was gone, number Of listers
about tondou's mouth and nose and the re-
mains OF burned matches IN the floor Indicated
TINT the prisoner had huruod it off. Evidently
he was trying to avoid Identification. i So.
his prccautiCn was unnecessary. as Kelly
learned that Mrs. Gray had left the city.
Condor was taken to the NOrkville Police
Court Yesterday. As there was no complainant
against him. he was discharged.
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NT.iING NEI;S.

The representative Of n New York firm who
has bean exploring the district Of british CO.
umbia saws the eght-hour law has alnoS.
paralyzed the mining industry. Many mines
have hal to close down The boundary Ii4-
tM,.. where great dea, OF Elsr"ru caIital IS
lnNc.tnd is about the only one showing stcaiy
progress and satisfactory deyeOument.
A despatch from Eo~-land, Il. &C. h'ates that
the philnLrlDl,ia Mining Iumuaur is rutung
NJ a tiity-ton ron"cntrntor six miles !"'ow .hs
town. This company OwaS the Mountain
Tini.. which hns an abundance Of conceu-
Letters from Spokane state that tho Lake.
view Camp. Oh Lake Pend i,oreille, Is boom
ing ON account O! the "Nrrilcnt development
of ,ho Con. .erturC. The mill j. crush hiu; tweh-
tv-tNs tons yer day and turning out .concom;
Maid Of Orlcune, belonging to The same CON-
panv. are also showing Uu well.
Salmun Idaho sends enthusiastic accounts
ot tho lndtan trc,k camp. which, il l. said.
vii, rival Buffalo HUMP. Some of the uros-
I.rt- are very rich. and there j. an abundance
Isctor-. The formation is n schiotv quartz.
one rock nhrv" granite. and III" veins arc run-
II nrnrra E6d eIg" @ is in cotast rn i Wtrh strag
dix Of yellow trNlte Lmirhvry which Of l's"tt
cnrries Go!A vnlucI The region Is wc' wa
-.AIviroS from idaho Sprura Col. note that
Chicago men hay" got control OF the feters
tGnncl and are dII|,ng the hur" 10 cut the mlu-
ern hcIi between Nuli4E Guirh ,aud rHi"agn
Creek. \ nuuhcr OF claims IN the vIclnry ~
l,itor f."m Prescott. NriI.. states maj a
lit' slurg svntI"at" IS about to renuen the
Castle Greek gold I"orcrty. which MAS n larEa
lr"iu,"r several wears ago. ono hundred "?cR
have Lcen sngHg-I for ia" wprh.
- Recent drNelOi msnt III the lnSnrEont Iie-
public. WASH. is reported tn have doubled tho
value OF the nrOuerly. The mine now shows
tlve feet Of ora "n"riug higher values than
found ~ y similar ucrth in tho camp. An aver
age OF eight assays was N!ciSI in = Id and ST.
YER Some OF The gold values run as high 10
Slil.
4 great deal OF work is in progress in the
l'lat Crneh di-tr"r. tnlYil.s reservation. TIE
veins are VIDE and strong, with low NAlu-,.
which .cNp"rts .~uy wIlltimrruNe with Gepth.
cautal Is wanted Tu enable yuers - so down
ON their c.aiuL- ore running SlI per ton
could he shpIeI rIuiitao.y I" the smelter a.
NurlnUurt.
town site has hron laid out nt the Synd
'a'n rnmu. Burnt Greek district. central Idaho,
ana IA large influx Oi miners and prospect pTS -
rep1rt"l. Las week iuly MY claims wer'
located ON the mountain where the SyndIra'a
group il located. The tunnel along ono Of TO
Veins Of III. Syndicate show. average N-ss.-
Of S~a.75 10 the ton. The I,a"er GAINS are
stt!I making llue returns. \ cleanup on a
,mnli IIe"e ~ bedrock nsttcd 500.
The fourth monthly Iiydcrd ~ rNr &C. ..
has h.eu declared by the Boston Lite Cir =
lin" C"mlnuy, lnyob|c Auc. to shareholders
Of record Iuiy -.
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VINO SHOT B.ILBERr?


John Balbcrt. :H years Old. Of Obj Flushing
av"nue. Astoria. was shot in the left hip hy a
stranger carly yesterday morning and is lying
in Il dangerous condition in St.John's Hospital
in Long Island city. Halhcrt went To North
Beach on Nrdneaiay "y"uiug. whore he he
came involved IN u row. Whli" II" was return
ing, hom" ON Il trolley car h." met u man who
had struck him at the beach and the quarrel
was renewed. When tn" car reached the cor
ner OF Nt"iuway and JumaiCa avenues the con
durtrr put the twunnn off for rIJtOUs cOndur;.
thirkct of bushes and soon returned with n
shotgun, which he pointed NJ him and dis
Balhert fell TO tn" ground, whore he WINS found
al 3orluck Yesterday morning hy some rail
road
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TAX EXEMPTIONS TON'T EXEMPT
Hudson County Decides to Ignore the Law
on the subject.

Tho Hudson county. \. j.. Board for tho
Equalization OF Taxes has decided that no
more exemptions from t"Xation will be granted
to veterans. ilremen. miIitiamcn. exempt fire.
men and others who claim exemption under .
law Of 1883 and supplements thereto. The
law provides that the property OF such persons
to the amount of 500 shall he free from State.
county and municipal assessment. II the per-
sons interested want redress they may appeal
to tho courts The crn,ti;utionaIity Of the law
is considered dUubtinl by tho County Board
The cXemutlons range from S223.uVO in J"r;
s"y City down to 5 1000 in M""haw ken. and
that in some OF the townships tho Citl2"uI
organize vo,untcer fir" companies Just Tor IN"
rurpoS" of taking advantage 81 III" act. The
tax officers nnd uSsC--OrS Of the different
municipalities have boon inStru't"l to include
all the property in their lists for the comm:
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After opening lower on disappointing cables and To-
cal and southern selling. cotton recovered most Of
the loss covering Of shorts, buying for Liverpool
account and some Wall street and Comnissun house
buying crop adyices were conflicting, and II IL
claimed that army worms are I'M Jurng cotton In cen
tral aud southeastern Texas. while in Arkansas
sharp shooters are complained of. The South Caro-
Ina report says: For the first time this
the majority Of the reportSare unfayorabc on cotton
relating tha growth has practically stopped thatthe
plants are losing their previous healthy color and
are shedding leaves and sYuares and are blooming
t. the very top" In North tarollns. according to
tn" state report cotton is suffering from drought IN
by cool nights. But beneficial rains were reported
iii the South Atlantic ana Eastern Gulf States to day
aud later prices weakened and closed ut
about the lowest figures OF the day There
foreign selling, local lOngs lGu-
dated and there was more or less bearsh pressure.
Dallas Tex. July l0.--" Rains reported in some
tnns. Worms doing some damage" Columbia, S
{. July IL" Weather now getting very dry and
will be- alarming II it continues week or more.
we are getting into fruiting season. and red
lands especially plant ID very small. Prospects in
COFFEE Rio on III" spot was dull AT 57sc. for No.
!. sales or 300 MWRcaho. Futures closed steady,
with prices unchanged to points lower. Sales,
$50 bags Havre declined tif. and Hamburg :
Dfr. American warehouse deliveries 1902 bags.
Rio weak at 10 rris decline: receipts, lHOOO;
stock. 2lL,ooo;, exchange, h-"2d.. a decline OF
1.1Gd Santos declined 30 reis; receipts, 30 600;
STOCK, 4OS 900. Prices here follows:
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A JUVENILE ROBBER BAND.
Seventeen Tough Boys Arrested In Hobo.
ken and One of Them Confcsses.

ken and One of Them Confcsses.
The Hoboken police succeeded Yesterday in
rounding No II gang Of seventeen boys. who
arc alleged to have committed over II dozen
petty robberles in the city during the last
month. None OF the prisoners Is Owe: l5
years old. They were entered on the ro'irs
record as follows: "Onc-Evcd' John Federal.
"lIauswGggle," or Hans Brown; Charles CUT
nett, Pete" Morrissincy. Bit kearney.
stew" Kelly. Schroeder" Dooiy, Barney
Owens. Hobo" lIallgan. Mike" Delaney.
Hook Nosed" Bnnchned Jimmy Lange.
Dutch" Nolkmnnn, "l!lrGie' Gerlach. Matte"
Mooney and Monk" wilson.
OF the bows we're reticent except Brown, who
admitted that he had taken part IN thu, thets
Brown Is II wears Old. lilo said that Morris.
sinev, who was tho leader of the gang. had
hired II rowboat, in company with Guinet. and
had stolen several bags OF rubber from tho
Hamburg American steamship piers.
Il wu2 arrested five times before" added
brown; Twict got on twirt got tlrtv days.
onrt ninety davs. Dis is me stNt time:
Brown said that he ana Gerlach stole two
bicycles in Garden street.
Dev wuZ no good" he continued, SO We
sold one fer one cent aud do udder fer two
cents"
He also admitted that the gang had robbed a
hoathouse ara got SO and some cigarettes,
candy st"ro in Jersey Guy was next visited
and 5 10 was stolen With this money. he snid.
the gang bought n horse and wagon from u
tcddler and drove 10 Seraucus. whore they sold
the RIG 70 farmer aud divided tn" proceeds
The IriennerS were bold In default Ot 81 900
oail TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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financial.
Columbus, ,Sandusky & Hooking
Railroad Company.


To tho holders of tho GENERAL MORT
GAGE bonds of tho COLUMBUS, SAN
DUSKY AND HOOKING RAILROAD
COMPANY,
Tho undersigned Committee is still Of the opinion
indicated in the circular of the NORTH AMERICAN
TRUST COMPANY dated November ~, lS''s. that
the legal status Of creditors of the COLUMBUS.
SANDUSKY AND HOOKING RAILROAD COMPANY
and of tho former sectional railroads IL not yet
sufficiently asce'taincd TO justify the announcement
~ definite plan oC reorganization
1t has, however in the interest OF tho GENERAL
MORTGAGE bondholders represented hy It. carried
active proceedings for months III the courts
in ohio for the rcadrstment of claims and conflict
ing titles the protection of the creditors aud OF the
property, and tho reorganization Of the company on
equitable basis.
In calling now for the united support OF all the
GENERAL MORTGAGE bondholders It seems Nt.
ting to announce:
That the Court Of Common Pleas Of Crawford
County OHIO has Ivy its order recently sct aside the
sale of the railroad property made roler 10, 1928.
That it has reappointed its former Receiver. Mr..
Monsarrat, to take charge of the property.
That the foreclosure proceedings in the United
States Court are still held open by the Intervention
Of tlis committee
That the Reorganization Committee. which has
acted heretofore through the Mercantile Trust Com.
pany. has by public notice abandoned its plan nf
reorganization, and invited depositors to withdraw
their bonds
GENERAL MORTGAGE bonlhollcrs are there
fore urged to join without delay in Support " the
present for their protection and for that
purpose to deposit their bonds with tho NORTH
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, 100 Broad.
way, under the agreement Of November 10, 1898.
copies of which may lie obtained at the Office " the
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Dated New York. July II. 1899.
JOHN q. CARLISLE. Chairman.
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Live stock Market.

NEwYoRK. Thursday, July 2o.-Receipts OF heevcs
were HT+ head, including +S cars for slaughterrTs
and exporters and cars for the market. Trpde
limited, hut feeling steady for steers and hrm tor
bulls and cows. Ordinary to good steers sold
at 81 SOGS5.4 r 100 n; "s'ockers' at &4.l2L3;
bulls at S3&$3ao; cows at S2,l5@S8.4U. Dressed
beef IN good demand ut s&gc y n. for ordinary to
extra native sides. To,day's cables reported col.
lapse III the cattle market at London and Liverpo'
owing 10 the hot weather. and prices nearly Ic
lower at 1OstSll4c e NJ, dressed weight; refriger.
ator beef lover, at 7Ac. p n. No exports to-day,
Veals were firm u l5c. higher; buttermiiks almost
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THURSDAY. July 20,-GRAIN- Wheat - Spot
was steady. with sales OF 10000 bush. for OK
port here and at the outports. No. northern
Duluth, 2'4c. over September. f. O. b. afoat {;
No. hard Duluth. 5hc. over: No / northern
New York. | sc, over July. The Northwestern
receipts were 300 cars, against AIS last week
and 80 last year: Chicago 1l6. against ~ last
week and 81 last year Futures advanced Ac.
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nominal. About 40 calves unsold. Poor toprimo
veals sold at S40s6I6 y 100 b.; q few buttermilks
at 1925. City dressed veals, Sh9lohc. y u.
Receipts were b.IDy head. including q cars for
butchers and 20 cara for the market, making, with
the stale stock, 27h cars on ssle. Sheer cor
timed very dull and prices larely steady; lambs
were Arm for nearly all grades and prime stock
IL to &c. higher Seven cars mainly sheep, were
held over Common to prime sheep sold at
S9Gs4.dO p 100 n; n few selected wethers for eN
port at Sb; ordinary to choice lambs at &5.3b@
ST.1O; culls at f3.iOaS4. Dressed mutton dull at
Uapc. =, ~. dressed lambs steady at Ssllc.
Receipts of hogs were 2265 head. including 100
for sale. Market firmer at 81 S68S5 y 100 N.
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Daniel G.. Brown. lumber dealer. OF Now
burg. has fled petition in bankruptcy here
with liabilities Of S2Gl l.G' and no assets
James j. Alexander. drugglS.. Uf 23Sl Eighth
avenue. has He'd r"ti'Iou N NanHruut.y with
liabilities TB.2iI and no a-srtS
The sun., 1899-07-21

Requiring tho news facilities ~ Trustworthy morn
lng pub ration together with a correspond ng eli
en- iage have designated TEE S"N their official News
and Advertising medium. Their" IL printed each
day complete summary NJ Heal Estate transactions.
together with list OF Real Estate Auction sales to
Occur.-Auv.
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oats we're easier the spot. Sales $1,000 hush:
including 10000 for export, here and At tue out-
ports No in elevator 2Uc.; do. delivered, 2y1ec.
No. white 3nIac track and ungraded white, 800
sic; track mixed, 3OlpN3l Chicago received luu
cars and expects 15O tomorrow. Corn was steady
On the spot with sales of 2G4 90 bush 1or eApoIt
here and at the nutports. No. . dAc. over Sertem'
Der IN Chicago; No. white bac. over CHI! ago re.
Ceived 433 cars and expects 500 tomorrow. Futures
closed unchanged to Nc. lower. with sales OF no.
200 bush. PRICES as fnllnWs:
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Lower cables Increased receipts at Rio and Santos
and scarcity Of buyers caused some depression in
coffee tu-iay Still the decline slight for there
was buying of the late months for short
count and although tho receipts are larger than
Gently thev smaller than estimated.
NAVAL STOGEs-Spirits turpentine, ~ Gd3lfc Com
mon t. good strained roIn | .3Od .32Is
PROvhIoNs- Lard steady; Western, $3.50
Pork was steady at $s5O9$l 10 for mess. Meats were
hrm picked hams. loc.; do. bellies 5Iar1 ec. ;
do. shoulders, "lec; Tallow, 4%c Dressed hogs.
Tf.sGL4c. Butter-Creamery, Western, cAtras. Isc;
do hrst-, l7S7Itc.; State, extras Isc.: do. irsts
l7sl7 7Ltc. Cheese-State full cream large col
0red white. choice. Sltc.; do, small. sloNSs,c.
Egvs-State, Pennsylvania and Western, lnts 5tGr.
chicago. July 10" An easier hog market and
realizing Gales caused depression in provisions.
Commission houses sold shipments were mod
crate"
SuG,R-Raw was Arm At 4N04 7.l6c for 9so test
and I3 IuS37Sr for s9' test. Refined was in fair
CnI,, Ann Univ nO-Thesn wore tndaY,n nrlces.
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Augusta shipped 10 day no bales, Memphs 0II =,
81. Louis 500, Cincinnati 80. and Houston l..
Port e1port. 4725 bales The rainfall for the past
= at Eastman. 40 of an inch at Augusta and trace
a. Savannah, Ca 80 at Union Springs and l.4u at
Montgomery. Ala: l.4S at Palestine and trace at
Galveston, reN.; l3S at Jacksonville, Fla: 4s at
Oklahoma. Oklahoma: .0G at New orleans. La. .Ol
at Yicksburg, Miss. Threatening or showery weather
was predicted for the next thrty.sX hours. New
Orleans declined e points. Futures here closed o
TO points lower, with prices az follows:
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Wheat advanced u fraction on reports OF damage IN
buying here and al chicago FOR Northwestern az
count foreign bnyine and ooyerng Of shorts ,1n hr
"n the total being 9oe cars against ~ yes'Gfhay
@ san ana '"i safrS asy last Tanm Co.
n'srs | Shsso rep%rtsd complaints ns.. "r rG WS
,ce' said that the yield was Disappointing, Nnd IN
'mnana the crop is laid tn he only 80 per IGht sn o
part OF the imrrovement was lost. Moreover, the
,abies were lower. Lverpool declining PAD to 53a
Tor hour. while berlin was iac lower and
AreH A1sT 700 ocS COSY The n 5St s.
The cash demand wa. Inet. Ihe Ctnrnnns,m Cgtdinan,n
% stnrns says rS anaa ain tue he Sasnsr
showed generally clear weather in the Spring wheat
atues were somewhat lower IN the extreme North
The conditions could not be better IN M,nnr "ta n.
rain in tho Winter VIII at States The rainfall shown
.,n nchesl was: DoHEs City, lo2; rt Kansas i c,ty
OPTIONAL trmpcraturss o' yesterday we're loo at
Huron and 100 at Bismarck; clsswhere the may.
thirty.si1 hours is ns follows Illinois fair to-day
Indiana. Wisconsin. Mnnesotn. and Iowa fair to.
day and FRIDAY. continued warm; Missouri showers
ers tonight fair Triday; tie Dakotas and Nebraska
far to day aud Friday Kansas tar today and tri.
ming tair today and Frida%. variable winds
Corn was somewhat irrsg,lar but Rene,ally lower
pool declined asd. the receipts larger than e1-
ncctcl and the weather was generally favorable;
in promise. Chicago despatch said: Kansas has
not had such prospect for corn since 1852, tho
year Of its largest crop. as il has this year The
conditions are a. nearly perfect as possible There
4; abundant moisture, and there is water in
all of the streams. The ground IL i'll porfecs
condition The one thing to prevent the crop ma
turing is hot winds and they not probable under
the present conditions. correspondent III Harrlng-
ton, Kan. sends the following despatch ON tho
Salina line to-day interviewed n.ilIeis. granmen,
farmers and railroad agents and they all agree that
The weather is hot today. but cloudy. with slight
sprinkle of rain Oats were hrmer. The move
mcnt has been moderate of late and there has been
II pretty good demand for export. Patten sold at
the Vest
FLouHSteady, with sales OF o. 900 hbls. Receipts
,N8y bbls and lH. 80 sacks: exports. g. lSJ
bbls. and 3.O85 sacks. Winter in Ohls: Slpcrfne.
s.. .2Oss2JO; No. 2eNtra, 81. .4oSs2 30: clears $40
S3. %. straights S3.25GS2 3 patents S3.15sS3s NJ
Spring in bbls Clears. S3sf3 o; straights 1886 =
SH.55: patents S3.n5ta$3.s5.
COTTON spot cotton here declined 1l6c., with
sales of 700 bales for export and 20 for spinning.
MIddlinH uplands 3 lic.. against btsc last year
New Orleans and Gulf u 7.ldr.. against G3sc. The
Southern spot mark cts were unchanged. New Orleans
sold i,45o bales. Memphis l,3"o. and -. Ions
200 Liverpool l.32d. higher on the spot
with sales OF ~ 900 bales; futures advanced 10
lLg. Bombay receipts for tho week II OOO against
1000 last year; shipments 1000 TO the Continent
against 1000 last year The movement to-day was
foil
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to &c, but lost part and closed &c. higher
with snles OF 2.255 900 bush. After Change
September on curb was T6%tO76Ac. Prices us
follows go
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Oregon Short Line Railway Company
First Mortgage 90 Bonds.

Coupons duo August 1st. 1892. from the above
mentioned bonds, will be paid at maturity on pres
entation at the office OF the Treasurer OF the Oregon
Short Line Railroad Company No. 12o Broadway.
New York, NY.
Temporary receipts will he issued for packages Of
coupons left for verifcaton on and after Monday.
July "a. 1899.
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD COMPANY
FREDERIC V. 6 CROSBY Treasurer.
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Sll PER SHARE,

Dividends are payable monthly. and shareholders
OF record July 2bth will receive the July dividend.
payable August lst
We regard these shares as most desirable pur-
chase and end them as such.
Applications should be addressed to
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dividends and antrrcst.
Patents.

DATENTS for inventions REQUIRED promptly i,w
1 rates. ROFDtRS 4 BlIESEN ~ Nassau IT.. y i.
EstA Dlhncd lN;I.
The sun., 1899-07-21

NIl&,Ni MNCIIINERY FRASER 4 CHkIMUE-.
~ ~ Brondwav. New York. manufacturers NJ min
ing aud e!tinG uachIn"rv. Estimates on mlilint.
nilm = ana smelling supplies promptly furnish l..
NIINING MACHINERY. -Unexcelled in efhcIen y
W GATES IRON WORKS, IL broadway.
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$40 PER SHARE,

As the present rate of dividend, and tho
surplus being earned (without regard to it's
probable increasej warrant much higher
prices for these shares. md after
AUGUST LIST, 1899, tho price will be 1d.
yancpd tp
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iucudlnggod reserve. ve.s27a,513,26e $279,25I.T4l
Money in London e cent Rate Of discount
in open market for short and three months
bills, "a = cent Amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance to-day
l3O2,Ouu, The Bank of England minimum
rate OF discount unchanged nt -. e cent
The proportion Of its reserve TO liabilities is
80 r cont. against i - last week and
1888 tho same week last year. The weekly
statement OF tho bank shows the following
changes from the previous account: To-
tai reserve increased GNlJ,OOO. circulation
irrrcased G3lOUOU bullion increased GJ},S.-
SSh; " other" securities decreased Gl22.WW
''ot her deposits increased fl23.OOO, public
deposits Increased G31l 900: notes reserve in
creased tSS3.OOO; Government securities de-
creased E1IO,tWO. Paris advices quote 3 =
cents At lul francs Exchange on London. %
frames ~ rentimes. Th" week! statement
of th" Bank Of Franc" shows the following
OU.OuO francs: Treasury accounts current in
creased 2I,iJO,OOO francs: gold on hand in
creased 3O1U:uOO francs; bills discounted de-
creased l,II5.OuO francs; silver on hand de-
creased LOO, 900 francs
Holders of uudrp0sitnd or unassented bonds
and stocks of the Wisconsin Central Company
and Of the Wisconsin Central Railroad Com
lauy are notified by the reorganization man
agers that deposits 7an no longer be received
hY the Reorganization Committee under the
plan pf April 10 last. as tn" properties have
PASSED TO ownership ~ the new COMPANY, the
Wisconsin Central Hallway Company. where
further information can b" obtained.
The sales Of mining stocks AT tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as fellows:
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100 SIP. 5A 6N ! ! oI+ ! 8 = IUH
6oa5 ISL. 6H 6% ca 6fS
7cy6U UsLp. 72A 7aA 72A 72Js rs
1860 wabp.. 2l% 22H 2lM 22H 22A
2ow.F Exl25 l25 1875 l26 1870
Grow Tel S9h 9Oh S9h 9O4 81
400 VALE 9A 9b 9B 9 9%
222W&IE
2dp.. 21A 212 244 23H "a
2oowC.S.. 10 Is Is ID l5k
400 WCp,N o2A d2A 52k 52A So
sEI rights.
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To the holders of the GENERAL MORT
GAGE bonds of tho COLUMBUS, SAN
DUSKY AND HOOKING RAILROAD
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-28

ing flowers for the table care should be
taken to avoid all those. having Il strong
scent, like the narcissus, tuberose, jas
mine and hyacinth, as many persons are
made i'll by such odors. Scentless flow
ers, like the camcila. tulip. crucus or jon
quill, are preferable, although roses and
violcts seldom cause annoyance. The
smell of the ch.ysauthcmum is usually
quite inoffenSive, and it is an extremely
decorative flower. Ornamental foliage,
green and rolorcd, may also be used alone
with excellent effect.
The eat shows a breakfast jacket Of
printed cashmere. 1t is loose in front
and closes ut the side with choux of vel
vet held by a jewclcd button. AT the
back it is shirrcd in at the waist. The
wide collar and rcvers are Of plain silk.
and the entire garment is edged with
double rufles Of lace bordcred by mar
rowcst velvet and headed also by bands
Of the same decoration.