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The Yale expositor., 1899-06-02

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PARTICULAR attention is given to tho
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q the hrsn In the dSyaT
Lss Of xSs Ebngd o Toh S nseR
erai Debility, Diseases peculiar to Women Neural
gias and all forms OF Nervous Diseases Diseases OF
Piles fissnre Fistua, irritable and indolent Ulcers
Hip Diseases. Scrofula, Blood and Skin Diseases,
and Internal Organs, including pefofmites. Club
Feet. UrossEye, Tumors, Hair, Lips, etc. Also.
somacS aDS Be%Re Diseases
YOUNG MEN led into evil habits, not knowing the
social pleasures or business. with loss OF Memory.
Headache, Weak Back, Palpitation Red and Sunken
sion TO society, Dreams and Losses Deposits in the
Urine: which Is passed too Often sometimes smart
sFcture or any Disease Of the sexual system can
here find safe and speedy cure Charges reasen-
THE SIGNS Of sYPHILIs are Blood and Skin
DISEASES Painful tS STeinEs Bone rans luz Gus
Back. and warty growths. These cured for life with
out the use OF injurious drugs.
VARICOCELE, PILES, etc. CURED AT ONCE.
HAVE You the seeds OF any past disease lurking IN
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physician, SURGEON & ACCoUCHEUR.
Il Office on Main street, first door south OF Har-
ris' Carriage Works, Yale. Office hours from II
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WILLIAM WIGHT,

NJ ID. G. NJ. Trinity University, NJ ID. G. NJ.
w Victoria University, Toronto, Ont. Office
and residence Main street in house formerly
occupied by DIR. j. Wells. Office hours 7 to a
IN, II m 70 80 p IN, and after pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
A SURPLUS IN MARCH.
Trying STATEMENT OF TREASURY
OPERATIONS.
80, THE FIRST TINE IN MANY MONTHS
prvENIEs EXCEEDED EXPENDITURES.

,rvrxrEs EXCEEDED EXPENDITURES.
my TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNEl
washington, Mcrch 31-The monthly state
want of Government receipts and expenditures
hitch will be issued by the Treasury Depart.
r,ort tomorrow for March Will be the most en-
couragfng and gratifying one that has appeared
+, q long time For the first time in many
r,onths the current ordinary receipts exceeded
The current ordinary expenditures. The tota.
receipts from all sources amounted 10 $57 O3O-
224 and the total expenditures to S43, 200 900.
,eaving = balance of $l3 731, 224. 1t IS only fair
70 say. however. that the receipts from miscel-
isneous sources in the month We're swelled by
the sum OF SIP. 600 600 on account of sale OF Pa
cifc Railroad that the actual credit balance In
favor Of ordinary receipts amounted to S1131,-
224-not q large sum. but one showing a healthy
and encouraging state Of the National finances.
Another healthy sign was that the current
ordinary receipts from all sources-customs, in
rernal taxation and miscellaneous-(S450 30 22D
were larger than those Of any previous March
In the last ten years. the heaviest having
amounted to S44 115,S1O in March, 1898, under
the operation Of the tariff and internal revenue
laws Of 1890 In March. 1890 they amounted to
S2477S1S1 but in that month customs receipts
were swelled TO $20S00 7GG by heavy anticipa-
tory impOrtations In the expectation of a
vieton OF the tariff protection lines before the
end Of the year. The same thing happened in
March. 1897, and from the same cause. The
total March receipts rose to So, 221 900, an in
crease Of more than S90O0000 March Of
1896 but the customs receipts We're again
swelled mainly by anticipatOry importations. in
expectation of the enactment Of the Dingley
law. to SOB $50. 500 which was an increase Of
$4,000 600 over those of March. 1896. Again. in
March 1894. when a revision Of the tariff on
free-trade lines was expected total receipts de-
clined nearly S20.0O0000. compared with
March, 1898 and customs receipts fell off from
S196G4 600 10 S11 35S000
STEADY INCREASE OF CUSTOMS
It IS a significant as we'll as interesting fact
that from March. 1898 to March, 1899 customs
receipts have increased from SO 459916 to 500
Q33 436 or nearly $4,000 and this has been
steady increase from month to month. An
other significant fact is thai the March receipts
this year under conditions which would be nor
nal If all the effects of the er ormOus flood Of
antcipatory mportations had ceased to oper-
ate are only S2900000 smaller than those Of
March. 1891 when the enormous flood Of such
importations had reached its greatest height
The following statement. showing the March
receipts from customs for the last ten years, will
be found interesting:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01

The receipts from customs dues and internal
taxation in the first nine months Of the current
fiscal year indicate probability that the esti-
mates Of the Secretary Of the Treasury sent TO
Congress last December Of the receipts from
those sources for the whole fiscal year may be
slightly exceeded They were: Customs, $3.50.
0O0 600: internal taxation. S21O,OO0,OOO. The
customs receipts OF the first three quarters OF
the year have amounted 10 S151,SlO,OO0, and II
the quarterly average il main tainel In the fourth
quarter the total for the year Will amount 10
500 4l3 600 or 81 900 more than the esti-
mate.
The receipts Of internal revenue in the first
three quarters OF the year have amounted 10
S201 900 500 and If this quarterly average Is
nalnta aimed in the fourth quarter the total viii
amount 10 S26S 800 413 or about S16O0.ODO less
than the Secretary's estimate. or net excess Of
over 81 100000. The estimate Of ordinary re-
celpts from miscellaneous sources was SZoooo-
Gli These receipts for the first three quarters
Of the year-after deducting Sl2,WOooo on &C
count Of Pacific Railroad sale-have amounted
r. about Sl7. 900 600 indicating a total for the
year Of over 500 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
THE SEASON AT Rot SPRINGS.
HOTELS cRowpEp--MANY NEW WORKERS AMONG
THE Gil ESTS.

Hot Springs Va. March 3i.-The season at Hot
Springs has opened with n rush. and in the number
Of guests the month Of March has eclipsed all
former records. Both the Homestead and Virginia
hotels have been crowded to their utmost capacity
during the last three weeks. and the applications
for rooms continue TO increase. The addition re-
Gently completed has caused change in the APP
pc france Of the hotel. and few resorts can boast
OF a better The social hall has been en-
larged three times its former size. handsomely
refurnished and at night presents brilliant APP
pearance. The golf links are In superb condition.
and the red coat OF tho golfer is often seen. The
roads are again in condition for driving and horse
back riding. and the boulevards and bride paths
through the picturesque mountains offer unexceled
advantages for the enjoyment OF these pastimes. A
cakewalk is given occasionally by the walters in
the Casino. THESE cake walks are greatly enjoyed
by the guests. the coored people go through
tho walk in real Southern style
Ferdinand w. Peck, Commissioner-General TO the
Paris Exposition just left here for his Chicago
office. with u. ID. Woodward, the Assistant Com
missioner General William Butler Duncan, OF
Nev-Ycrk. is occupying one of the Virginia cot
next week. Judge q. L. Ingraham and Arthur
Ingraham. OF New-York. are at the Homestead.
week were A. d. Juilliard. Mrs. Juilliard. Mrs.
George r. Dodge. Miss Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs; John
c cSS ss' Gould Mrs B Teller Miss eeT
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winfield Armour George
do9e Wo APed + Martin wizard T e Jones'
Il Morse. General and Mrs John watts kearny'
Miss kearny Miss Lucy C. De j. kearny MIS- Pr;c D.
Mr., and Mrs Yrs G. * Andrews. George A. Daniels
Frederick Cromwell Miss Gladys Cromwell Miss
Mrs VI. II. Catlln Edwin Romberry, Mr. and Mrs.
f. b. swayne Mrs. J. w Noyes, Miss Noyes, Mrs
Peabody John N. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. c. P.
Williams. Mrs. K,M Thayer. S. K. Maynard, John
T. Gallagher and General and Mrs. Howard Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
WHISKEY TRUST ADVANCES fhioH"'
LIST FIGURES FIFTY PER CENT HIGHER THAN
CURRENT MARKET RATES

yrsr r1GrRrs FIFTY PER CENT HIGHER THAN
CURRENT MARKET RATES.
ron,svilIe XIV. March 81 (SpecfaD.-Bourbon WINS
tc, vill come high I'm the future. If the kehtuch!
Distulerv and Warehouse Company can contrNe 10
Central the market. In addition to the di''liery
nlants IT has acquired. 1t bought stock oil apou.
o7o ooo 10 10000 barrels. chiefly of old crops anu
largely, Of the distillation OF 1892 and l&" BEFORE
the syndicate was formed this whlskey went p's-
cling on the market at from 25 cents 10 % cents
Gallon though Of famous brands. the marhe'
odyarc4d 10 AZ cents and 50 cents under the sum
,,,ue Of syndicate buying and the passage OF 'ho
Pms hill but the market has been DUH for TWO
weeks. -, 4. ,.,har.
Yesterday the trust issued price list 10 Joppe's'
i vrich the quota lions 90 per cent higher man
current figures and JObbers are warned INA. IL, ~
ore lin bis TO advancement any day Inc opi"tio. TO-.
~ the trade Is that the advance u eNc'sslN' r
,hat II will stimulate the market IheT. arg iA an
et"cks Of whiskey in outside hahns ana ", ,nns,
ara o(fering these at lower prices than inc ~ ~
ana are selling them rapidly IL Il thous rns.n,
anu mai fhe trust wishes to force the Pressnt
stn"ks into consumption. There are 'zo"''"' b"
Ions In bond. . - ,r,,s, hns bought
on OlO acres Of oak timber land. from which " ~
It's barrels In future. Slaves are now Se"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
DETROIT TO OWN HER STREET RAILWAYS.
THREE COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE CHARGE OF
THE ARRANGEMENTS.

THREE COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE CHARGE OF
THE ARRANGEMENTS.
Detroit March 3l.-The City Council Chamber
was crowded all day in anticipation OF action by
ue Council which would commit the city TO ac-
qurement and operation by the city OF all the street
tS""dys o. Detroit. under the act recently passed
Dy The Legislature, but action was taken.
i 10 practically settled that strong majority Of
INC Common Council win vote for the appointment
o. three commissioners who to negotiate under
'he new law for the purchase Of the roads and
equipment and also TO operate and maintain them
Tor the city.
Inc men slated for the commissionerships are
governor Pingree. Elliott c. stevenson. attorney
ana Carl L. Schmidt, manufacturer They arc 10
e appointed for SIX four asid two years respective
~. TX POstmas ten General Don NJ Dickinson. who
has declared radically for municipal ownership
vas slated as one commissioner. but was Obliged
uecNne to-day for lack OF time TO devote to tho
mater An understanding exists that the Com
1nAssiOh VIII not enter into a contract for the pun
SS-ase without FIRST submitting the matter 10 the
common Council
Action appointing the Commission is Anticipated
tomorrow. and Il g. unlikely that the questions
people Wv u ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
nOTEnFNTS or WARSHIPS.

ADMIRAL sAMrsoNs FLEET SAILS FROM KINGS
TON FOR LA GUAYRA.
Washington. March 31.--A cable dispatch received
from Adnirll Sampson this morning announced the
sailing # his feet from Kingston. Jamaica for
La Guayra. Venezuela. Admiral Sampson has in
formed the Navy Department that j. {. Darcy, an
oLer Oh the Detroit. died yesterday from wounds
received in a fight ashore No further details are
given. but this doubtless referred TO the fighting
which occurred for several days between the sail
Or OF the various ships while on shore leave IN
Kingston.
The cruiser Columbia has been put out OF com
mission az the League Island Navy Yard. -
Tne supply has sailed from Kingston for New
YORK.
The Dolphin has sailed from Norfolk for Lam
beris Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
mo pprerPrE BOuE or PRESIDENT HAYES

Columbus. Ohio. March a-The Ohio STATE
.ro,aooIoe,cal and Historical Society has under
talen 90 secure the title 10 and possession Of inc
nroner,v known as Spicgel Grove. al Fremont
Ohio the home OF the late ex-fresideh' NUM-
,I 1,ne eoc,etv has secured from the fam
rv ~ IN. late ex-Prosident proposition by winch
thew agree TO deed spege Grove TO he sn ner
msnrntIv Invested 10 provide an income l" IISu'
The nroner care OF the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. March 3l.-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
Eckel Brothers Steel Companies. of Syracuse;
capital. $4,000 Directors: Peter Eckel, Phlhp
EcAel Jacob Eckel Francis II. Nye jr.. and James
Cahi
Dr. a. W Chase Medicine Company, Of Buffalo;
capital $4,000 Directors: W. j. Edmundson, Ira
Bates and Edgarton w. Day. OF Toronto; j. W.
Bates. of Corfu. and Charles Bates. OF Batavia.
Kely-Keefe Shoe Company. OF Elmira. capital.
SI20u Directors: Michael A. Kelly. John Keefe.
Daniel Keefe. Martin II. Murphy and Arthur
Kccfc.
Or. Rose Santarium Company, of New York
city: capital. 10000 Directors l.. W. Rose. OK
Syracuse. John Donahue. OF South Windham Conn.
and f. j. Duran. OF NewYork city.
Netherlands Coffee Company Of Network City;
can,fal. $4,000 Directors: Hashrouck Barlow and
Henry l. Barlow, of Hackensack, \. j., and j. Van
Wyck Dubois and b. J. Cox, Of New-fork city.
New-York Fireproof Tenement Association, Of
Ncw-York city: to deal in real estate capital $780,
6OS Directors: ogden Mills. Ernest t'lagg. Oliver
q Jennings. Henry b. Anderson and George W.
Graf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
CAN'T FORM A JEWELRY TRUST.

Providence. r. l.. March 81 (SpecaD.-An effort Is
being made by two persons outside OF this
city form jewelry trust. a promoter Is visit
ing the manufacturers here and I'm the Attleboros
across the line in Massachtsetts. trying 10 get
them 10 enter the combination He is, however
meeting with apparent success as only one or
two o. the manufacturers who are at all prominent
I'm TINS section have taken any interest whatever
I'm the scheme. On the contrary, nearly all OF the
leading Eastern manufacturers either express
themselves entirely against the idea or treat the
matter subject for amusement. II Is safe to
say that no such combination can be formed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL COMPANY
CORPORATIONS ALREADY IDENTIFIED WITH IT
A CAPITAL OF s55ooooco. WHICH MAY
BE INCREASED TO EfOOOOoOOO


Youngstown. Ohio. March 81 (speciaD-Local iron
operators interested I'm the Republic Iron and Steel
Company report that three concerns arc yet to he
purchased and the deal will he complete. Those in
tho combination are the Andrews Bros. Company.
the Brown Bonnell Iron Company and the Mahon-
ing Valley Iron Company Youngstown the Lake
Erie Iron Company, Cleveland: Toledo Rolling Mill
Company. Toledo: Cherry Valley Iron Works.
Loetonia. Ohio: the Atlantic Iron and Steel Com
pany. Newcastle. Penn; Corns Iron and Steel Com
pany. Massllon Ohio: the Eagle Iron and Steel
Company. Ironton Ohio; Central Iron and Steel
Company, Brazil. Indiana; Indiana Forge and Roll
Ing Mill Company. New Albany. Ind: Indiana Iron
Company Muncie. Ind: Inland Forge and Iron
Company East Chicago. Ill; Marion Iron and
Steel Company Marion. Ind: the Muncie Iron and
Steel Company Muncle Ind; Terre Haute Iron and
Steel Company and Wabash Ircr Company Terre
Hnute. Ind: Union Steel Company. Alexander
Ind: Wcsterman- Stewart Iron Company. Marion.
Ind; Union Rolling NIL Company. Cleveland
Ohio: the Wetherold Rolling Mil Company Frank
ton. Ind; Springfield Iron Company Springfield.
IL; Sylvan Steel Company. Moline H.; Pioneer
Furnace Company Birmingham. Ala; the Tudor
Iron Works. East St Louis M the BIRMINGHAM
Rolling MIL Company and the Alabama Rolling
Company, Birmingham. Ala
II Is expected that the Republic Steel and Iron
Company will he incorporated to-day at Trenton.
The company will have a capital OF S5,OooocO.
which may be increased sl0c0O.c0. The com
bination will he financed by the banking house Of
William C. Sheldon & Co.. OF this city, and the sub
scription lists for the stock will he opened. 1t IL
said at the National City Bank II Is understood
that Federal Steel and American Tin Plate interests
will he represented in the new company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
INCORPORATED IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston. w. Va. March 81 (SpecaD.-The
Manatee Fullers Earth Mining and Manufacturing
Company. with principal office in New-fork has
been incorporated here Its object Is to mine and
prepare for market Fuller's earth and conduct any
other business not inconsistent with the laws OF
West Virginia. The authorized capital is 10000,
Of which Sl.OOO has been subscribed and 500 pald
I'm. The ca pital Is divided into shares OF 500 and
Perry Tiffany Mark l.. Fitley, H. l.. Jouhrion, r.
g. Thomas and J. A. Simmons, all OF New York
CITY, hold two each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
CITY WASTES DISPOSAL COMPANY.

Newark n. j.. March 31-The City Wastes Dis
posal Company. which is organized for the purpose
OF constructing and maintaining works for the dis
posal Of material and the building OF docks,
piers canals reservoirs. tunrels bridges and gas.
electric light and water plants, filed articles of in
corporation here to-day. The capital stock IL
$4,000. Of which $500 is paid in: William Lee
Church. Frederick W. Garyn and Oscar l. LET
ferts the incorporators. The principal Office In
this State will he In East Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

DIVIDING PROCEEDS OF HOOKING SALE.
PRO RATA PAYMENTS OK THE PRINCIPAL OF
BONDS.
Columbus. Onto March 81 (SpeclaD.-The report
OF Special Master Commissioner Is. L. Cowen and
4. X Humes, In the case OF the Central Trust
Company OF NewYork agt. the Columbus, Hooking
Valley and Toledo Railway and the Hooking Coal
and Railway Company. filed in the United
States court here to-day. The proceeds or the
sale are be applied, follows: Interest ON con-
sodated first mortgage bonds. s626.+O: interest on
first mortgage bonds $3SS lsS. leaving S2965.4l3 for
pro rata payment on 5000 bonds of 800 each Of
1872 Il on the principal Of each. The special mas
tors were Instructed to cancel the coupons on tho
bonds dated October !. 1881. which have been
turned I'm by the holders. including interest or
March J. and stamp the bonds reduced by the pro
rata payment The special masters find that TINS
leaves 1926 So due each OF the bonds 1here also
remain due 1000 mortgage bonds Of the Columbus;
Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway Company ana
The Hooking Coal and Railway Company, secured
by mortgage TO John II. Devereaux, amounting 10
900 917 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
NETTING OF THE CABINET.
TOPICS DISCUSSED BY THE PRESIDENT AND
HIS ADVISERS.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.-In the absence OF late
rews from Samoa or the Philippines, the CABINET
meeting to-day was devoted TO other matters. The
N,,car,rua-P Panama Canal Commission was dis
oussed informally and II IS the belief Of the CAB
met that the present Nicaragua Canal Commission
Of which Admiral Walker is the head. Will be reap
POINTED with probably two additional members.
Secretary Hitchcock brought up the subject or
the Paris Exposition in 1900. and made strong
argument in favor Of the removal OF the American
exhibit from Paris at the close Of the exposition
10 Moscow or St Petersburg. 1t is likely that the
President on the reassembling Of Congress VIII
recommend that provision he made for the re-
nova. with a view OF stimulating trade between
this country and Russia. -,
The Cabinet was greatly interested in the dis
patch from San Juan, 10 the effect that Leading
citizens OF Porto Rico had organized political
party. 70 be known the Republican party, de-
clarng in favor Of tne god standard, separation or
Church from State and free trade between the ISL
and and the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
WAGES ADVANCED.

Dover " H., March 31.-NOtices were posted in
the Cocheco Mills here this morning to the effect
that an increase of wages would go into effect on
Monday morning, April g. The amount Of the in
crease is not known yet the schedule has not
been arranged but 1t is probable that will about
offset the reduction of January 1898.
Allentown Penn, March Sl.-The Davies e.
Thomas Iron Company. Of Catasauqua. to-day In
creased the wages OF its two hundred employees 10
cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
SALE OF THE CORLISS ENGINE WORKS.

Providence. r. T.. March 3.-The case OF Colonel
D. NJ. Thompson against Joseph II. Hoadley and
others 10 prevent the deal whereby the Cor'iss
steam-engine works to pass into the hands Of
the international Air Power Company, begun yes
terday was discontinued to-day by request or Colo
mel Thompson. a compromise having been made.
The terms of the settlement not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
BUFFALO FAIR CONCESSIONS.

Buffalo March 3l.--A member OF the Committee
on Concessions of the Pan-American Exposition
Company said to-day that Samuel Is. Wadley, VINO
was superintendent OF concessions at both the
Nashville and Omaha expostions would at a
meeting Of the committee tomorrow be selected 10
act in that capacity for the Pan American Expo
eff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY IN A MONTH.
NUMBER or COMPANIES INCORPORATED AT
TRENTON IN MARCH AMERICAN TOBACCO
cAr1TAL INCREASED To SO Co. 300.

Trenton. " j.. March 81 (SieciaD.-Two hun
drcd and fifty companies have been
Incorporated here during the month of March.
and the total capitalization OF those au-
thorzed to issue stock and bonds Of over
$1,000 0Oo each amounts TO the stupendous sum OF
N1l1 $4,000 The Incorporation fees received from
these companies by the Secretary OF State amount
to $4,000. The American Tobacco Company to-
day certified an increase of its capital stock from
$50 oO0Oo $4,000 900. Following is list Of the
larger trusts formed under New-Jersey laws in
March:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
NUTUAL MERCANTTLE AGENCy.

as '"''es OF Incorporation Of the Mutual Mercan-
&c agency with q capital OF s.. 900 were filed
.e"iuay afternoon with the County Clerk Of rs
tbst couhty at Newark ~ j. II IL understood
0. mt oSral prominent merchants and capitalists
"S CITY are interested in the enterprise.