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eo' sureers to $50 second horse 81. 900
na 70 third $500 penalties and allowances. Five

20 starters to $50 second horse $1,000
.no 70 third $500; penalties and allowances. Five
one-half furlong.
chnma7ns Sons b. Bonnhert. by Albert
@ FIeiscnyna..:. -l1o
Toritsoa sons ch. Irritable by Iroquois-
J. Il"
Rio.so s0nors Dr. C. Alard scheck. by Hindoo-cherry
. r. schorrs oh. {. Lady schorr by Ester-war
nc Pepper Stables ch. King Pepper by Kantaka-
u MS;h5aIcom q; 5aIcom Co.'s b. TermIess. by fremont
r II AAs
~ :, wilson jr.'s b. C The Psrader. by Longstreet
r .AA9
" L; watson 3rs b. Tuskarosa. by Iroquois-
j. p seagram's b. O Colchester by Hanover-Colieen
e Madd.n;s cb vi D., 1 i07 M
FOURTH RACE-Handcap: for three-year-olds and up
ward One and one-eghth miles
aacIeod OF Dare 119I First Whip .1o4
NerocK .10Sl Peaceful 100
King Brsmble ......... .Io5l
FIFTH RACE-Hsndicsp hurdle miles. eight
hurdex
aIonoyks 16ol Elmer ...........-......-140
ArTSzzo .l50i Sir
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

August 12-Remain anchor on C,ollege Point
August 1s-Proceed TO Sea Cliff Long Island where the
cluo Will be the guests Of the Sea Cliff Yacht Club
august 14-Cruise to Oyster Bay be guests Of
the Seavanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
august 15-Proceed Black Rock, visiting Bridge
port Yacht Club: Morris Cove where members
VIII be the guests OF the Pequot Association
august 16-Run TO Port Jefferson, Long Island.
port Yacht Club -
Prizes will be offered for port to port runs.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
ENGLISH TEAM CANNOT COME

Philadelphia, Aug. s.-The international cricket
matches between teams representing England and
PHILADELPHIA which TO have been played in
fhis citv next month. off The Associated
Cricket Club of this city has received informa ation
perbvshiTe Country team. who has recently been
oroa1tzina side 10 visit the United states to play
a series Of fnternat tional matches in Philadelphia
and elsewhere found he would be unable 10
sec1,rs guffictently strong team, and he was
forced 70 postpone the tour until next year.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
PRIESTS PLAY BASEBALL.

ONLY FEW OUTSIDERS ADMITTED TO THE
GAME.
South Orange, X. J., Aug. 9.-The priests Of the
Newark diocese played game OF baseball with
those of the New York diocese on the Seton Hall
College grounds this afternoon Outsiders were not
wanted and only few admitted Most or
the clergymen were young, and had played ball In
their college days. After the game the make up
of the nine could not be learned and only the score
was given out. 1t
NeU-York ................,..........0 q ! o 9-l2
Newark q o o 3 d Z
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

urday 1t is said that the entire fleet OF the
Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club will participate
IN the contest The judges will be Spencer Swain.
atlantic Yacht Club Isaac C. Williams Hampstead
Bay Yacht Club. and Robert A. Osborn. Bellport
Yacht Club.
Regatta Committee-John N Silsbe. Emil L
9MegiI William Fish, jr.. Edwin c. Peck, Eugene
f1awklns, James NJ Lowe, Charles S. Mott, Bryce
Metcalf and James Francis Lester.
starting sgnalS-Preparatory gun at D. m. Start
ing guns for various classes at intervals Of five
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

st. Louis. Aug. (speciaD.-The game between
the st. Louis and Brooklyn teams to-day result
ed in the easiest sort of a victory for the cham
pions from the East. Kitson in splendid form
and received support of the best sort. Donlin
was the only st. Louis player who caused Kitson
any trouble, the first baseman making two bag
ger, triple and home The curves OF the
veteran Young. the other hand were batted
al over the field Dahlen. DAILY. Cross and Wallace
did splendid work in the field The champions took
the lead in the second inning and held the advan-
throughout.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
A Report ARouT coLoNEL SIMMONS.

dispatch was received from Detroit last night
giving rumor that c. H PettingiI who has been
presiding judge the Highland Park Clubs cir
cult. was informed yesterday that he had been
chosen by the Jockey Club TO assume the duties
now performed by Colonel r. w Simmons. pre-
siong judge at most meetings held under the juris
dlcton of the Jockey Club in this State. This dis
patch was considered to be probably incorrect by
some well informed turfmen in this city last night.
Fettlngill was at one time agent who sent quo
tations and news to poorooms and he has been
starter at Aqueduct and various tracks.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London, Aug. s.-At the third days racing of the
Brighton August meeting to-day. the Brighton
Handicap of 800 sovereigns. for threeyear-ods and
upward one mile, by A Stedars chest
by Rigby.
by L. Reiff -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
CENHA GONG no sr4yFoRn-

San Francisco. Aug. 3 CspeciaD-Albert r Cunha,
centre rush az Yale last wear and catcher OF the
varsity baseball team. announces tnat he will en-
ter Leland stanford Jr., University this fan and
graduate with next years class His father Il "a
prominent merchant or Hawaii. His presence viii
greatly strengthen the cardinal eleven
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
CHICAGO, 5; PHILADELPHIA, !.

Chicago. Aug. 9-Fraser gave eight men their
bases Eleven hits, two of them four baggers
were made off his delivery. while Callahan was
very steady, and allowed but three hits. Attend
ance. 100 The score:
RH E.
Chicago ..............O Ks ii 3
Batteres-CalIaran Chance. Fraser Murphy
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
CRICKET.
STEAMSHIP CAMPANIA TEAM DEFEATS
MANHATTAN VETERANS.

The cricket team Of the steamship Campania put
up a good game for the veterans of the Manhattan
Cricket Club yesterday at Prospect Park. and sue
ceeded in scoring victory by 43 runs z. Watson
and J. Hodgson made fine stand for the sailors
first wicket and put on 81 before a separation was
effected. Watson hit hard for 50 before he was
finally disposed OF. while Hodgson added q in good
gfyle and F. Cass contributed L. For the Man
haitian team. the only double figure G
Fitzgibbons, with l3. and J. Dean with u J. vii
lyfnson bowied in splendid form for the Campania,
and captured wickets for II runs, while s. E
Toeford captured for 81 for the Manhattans.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
BOSTON. 3; PITTsBURG. 2.

Ptttsburg. Aug s-Boston in the tenth.
With bases full, Lever gave base on balls fore
ing in the winning Both pitchers did fine
work. Dineen showing stronger at critical points.
Attendance 2.400. The score follows:
Pittsburg ......2 o o o q o o o %
Boston o o o o 0 o 1-3
Batteries-I.eever and oConner Dineen and Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
REGATTA At PArcHoGrE.

The Regatta COMMITTEES in charge OF the yacht
races TO be held off the Mascot House. at Pat
chogue Long Island. announces that $500 will be
offered in prizAs in tile contests be held Sat
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

'Batted for Young IN tn. ninth inning.

'Batted for Young in til. ninth inning
srooI125 s., h2g'. .,.--.......9 ! s
Earned runs-st Louis. 2; Brooklyn. g. hits
-Donlin 1; Kitson, l. Home runDonlin. Double play
Gross, Farrell and Jennings Stolen bases-Donovan,
Dahen, Jennings Three base hits-Donlin Criger Hit
by ptcher-Heid-ick. Bases balls-On Kitson, l. of
Young. Time-2:1o Impire-Emsie
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
cINCTNNATIs COULD NOT BAT.

Cincinnati. Aug. (SpeciaD.-The game to-day
between the New-York and Cincinnati teams
witnessed by only a handful of spectators. The
tailenders played just fast enough TO keep the
lockers from going TO sleep. The home team could
not bat and New-York with something to
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

Earned runs-New-York 8. Cincinnati. ?. Two base
hits-McBride, Van Hatren Selbach Three hits
Smith Hickman Davis. Stolen basee-Bar-ett Van Hal
tren. Double plsys-Smith Doyle, Haltren
Bowerman First base balls-Scot 1. Struck out-By
Scott /: Mercer, Passed ball-Bowerman. pitch
Mercer. Attendance 200. Time-2:o0
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
SNe OOtlN1, to date, Aua. 10.

she OOttNa, to date, Aug. 10.
John j. cristel, Doth New-YOrE ". q. 1ss
Harry Bellefeuille, international Ex-
press Co. - 1877
Elmer E. Williams, care of Dick Bros. 112
Albert Baln1e. Brooklyn "a
Fred. Schumacher. Brooklyn %
William j. Smylie. 18th New-York
~. u. IN
5. SteinJauf, New-York IS
Jacob j. Van Buskirk. Paterson, Nj N
j. Herbert Ferris, II Broad St. Al
George Jehl. $50 Sixth Ave s
Alex Matter, Jr., 71st N. Y.
Henry Sussman, 71st Ny. &
e. j. Duddenhausen, 71st Ny. 40
John L. q. Raefle, 71st NY.
Charles A. Flanagan, Doth Regt. -
Joseph Eintracht, veteran of the War
with spain <
Charles Kiely, list Regt. II
John n. Gaffney, care Of Larchmont
Yacht Club 4
George Jehl, $50 Sixth Ave IN
Joshua J. Ripe, clerk, 12s WaverIey
Fiace 10
Address all letters Of fuqutrr and IN ~.4.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

The annual cruise of the Jamaica Bay Yacht
Club will begin tomorrow. The rendezvous Of the
club has been fixed at College Point, at the Knick-
erbocker Yacht Club anchorage. The regular pro-
gramme Is follows:
August 11-Rendezvous for the cruise the Knicksr-
booker Yacht Club anchorage College Point Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

The Governors Of the Rough Rider Encanp-
ment intend to have their men well looked
after. Medical men will be provided. IN casa
there is any sickness
To G. Height does not count IN a mans
eligibility The only requirements are, that
man shall be able 70 sit a horse (and be can
learn this at the Camp and carry and
rife There will be thorough drill IN rife prac-
tice. both in individual Workmanship and open
order firing; and the student Will be taught how
to manage a horse and some stress will be iaId
on jumping and mountain climbing. These two
things are the essentials, and as long q man
can learn to shoot and ride. stature does not
matter.
General Sumner and his aids believe ttsz4 IN
the matter Of tents and equipment they ara
going to show the Government thing or two
Some improvements have been adopted not ysE
in vogue in the regular service.
Each student in the Eneampment win lead xn
open air life the year around. He viii I've IN a
tent; and his round Of duties viii Be largely
as though he were actually a member OF scout
ieid i '- . % O'1S u --''SA f--'@'S III '''
Any reader Of The Tribune Is welcome ecs
vote for any OF the candidates and no doube
every one Of the young competitors VIII be glad
to have whatever help they can get from this
source.
Several names have been sent TO Tia rrfoun.
without street address or any facts By which
we can Identify the applicant No name WIN bo
printed In the lists unless the sincerity OF the
candidate Is fully vouched for.
To J. B. P, Jacksonville. F1a-Ressdsntx o-
your State are not eligible to enter The Trinuns
contest. Apply to c. D. Gurley, II wan-st.
New-York.
To c A r, Poughkeepsfe, N Y-David H
Moffat, the Denver banker. who Is one OF ths
packers or the Rough Rider enterprise origin
ated In orange County, N Y, began life with
out dollar In the world, and IS now reputed
70 be worth several millions. His Connection
with this Encampment IS due entirely % pub
Lie spirit
Only three weeks remain for this cornpet.tson
Some OF you young gentlemen viii have 70
hustle II you are going 70 make good showing
In the vote.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS HAVE AN EASY TINE OF IT
AT ST. LOUIs-KITsoN's GOOD WORK.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS

New-Yori- s. Cincinnati. 2 Boston. g. Pittsburg. 2
Brooklyn Z. st Louis. 8 tChicago &: Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
eSsppogRgIS RI
3pORTSrleN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

LAWN TENNIS. Open tournament
southampton. Long Island; Davis chaIIenqs
cup. English and American players Brook
line. Mass; Vermont State championships,
Bennington.
YACHTING. Cruise New-York Yacht
Club.
TRoTTING'-ITottins races. Poughkeep-
sic.
GOLF.-Otsego Club tournament
TRAP HOOTING.-Ridg gewood Gun Club
Ridsewood; Ninth Ward Gun Club Sc
CAUCUS
BoXING.-Ruhlin and Fitzsimmons bout,
Madison Square Garden
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
LONG ISLAND SOUND REGArrAs.

The ninth annual regatta OF the Hampstead Har-
Dor Yacht Club is to be sailed tomorrow over the
club course II conditions favorable the pre-
paratory signal will be given at The
will be sailed under the rules OF the Yacht Racing
Union OF Long Island Sound. and will be open TO
yachts OF any recognized club. Written entries
will still be received by Ward Dickson. chairman
Of the Regatta Committee Glen Cove. Long Island.
to-day. Prizes offered in the following classes
where two boats start in a class: 30 and 20
foot classes; cabin sloops and catboats rs, and Is
foot classes open sloops and catboats; foot race
about class; is foot special class, and open soops
and open catooats. in one class The start for the
80 foot class will be made at 1905 p m, with
five minute preparatory signal. the others following
at five minute Intervals
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit-Detroit, S; Cleveland, o.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, Z; Chicago, s.
At Minnea polis-Milwaukee. 9; Minneapolis, Cdrst
game). Milwa ukee, s. Minneapolis. ! Second game
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hartford. 8; Montreal l.
Al Observation-Disclosures 8; Rochester,
At Springheld-Springfeld, 3; Toronto, T.
At Observation-Disclosures, l: Syracuse o.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
BreprIes

GOOD 75c. 81 81 Is. 81 SO 81 Is; an rs.S.-
TIDES Guaranteed BY the MRS Special prices -
AiNIo dealers. WILLS. 2S Park Row. ogp. p. o.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
,-rm-vnRK srATE LEAGIrI

At Troy-Rome, 9; Troy, 8.
At Albany-Elmira. 8; Albany, /.
At Utica-Utica. H. Cortland l.
AT Observation-Disclosures 3; schenectady, 2.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
Rough Rider Sucampment
Colorado.
Year in Camp. Under Military Training.
with Equipment, RatiOns, ETC..
Supplied, Free of Cost.

The Tribune has the exclusive right in
New-York City TO appoint one man to this
Encampment, for one year. free of cost.
Those who have to pay are charged $500
a year. The Tribune will supply free
transportation to the Camp.
The prize will be awarded Sept 1st. to
the man receiving the most votes from
readers and buyers of The Tribune. Votes
consist Of headings Of the first page of the
Daily or Sunday Tribune, bearing date from
July IA to Sept. l. 1900. One heading
counts as one vote; ten headings as ten
votes; and so on.
A circular of information will be sent to
all who desire. The contest is open to any
man in Connecticut. New-York and New
Jersey who can ride horse and shoulder
a rifle
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

Start poor. Won driving by neck; half length be
tween second and third
SECOND RAcE-For two-year-ods: 500 added; penal
and allowances. Six furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.

sasrt good Won driving by neck; neck between
e. L4r5
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

Address all letters of inquiry and aII vote.
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
Tribune Office, Nev-Yors.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

THIRD RkcE-THD PEPPER STAKES. Of Soo". TOT
=afrsnos $50 as'a,; Necisiss9p rec
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

The entries for to-day's races al Saratoga are as
follows:
FIRST RAcE-seiling; three-year-old' and upward
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

start poor Won driving length and half; thres
lcrgths between second and third
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds and upward; $500
added. selling. One mile
y II Wsnsce's ch. h Remp, BY Hayden
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

s7srt good; Won driving by head distance be
tween second and third
THIRD RACE-BEVERWTCK HANDICAP; for three
year-olds and upward value 5000. One mile
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-ods s4oo added selling
nd halt <urlo-Rs
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

Fasfin g. Iarrabie's b. h. Kinley Mack,
yrs. by Islington-Sonsstress l2S h.
p BeInonts b. b. Ethelbert. = l29. .--..
wfsm Hendrie's ch. h. Msrtimas. 4,
Mr Jersey B. ee.................. 90 shaw 81 81
T-aarentuf 6 lO6 % Connor) 1O-1 Al
Focztor 8 Il Burns) o 1l-5 4-5
Time-141.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

start poor. Won driving by reck; length and
hslf between second and third
FOURTH RACE-Fcr to-year-7lds; 500 aided. selling
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financial.
Blocker Street & Fulton
Ferry Railroad Company,
SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.


The above men toned seven hundred fhOu-
sand Dollars Bonds viii mature on January
L. 1900.
The Blocker Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad Com
pay proposes extend al the rate OF four
per cent January / 1850 the present
security and lien the principal ana
interest Of the extended bonds payable in gold
Arrangements have been made with The state Trust
Company to purchase the bonds maturity par and
TO extend the their account. state Trust
Company reserving the right terminate without notice
the privilege 10 be extended the boudholders
Bondhoders who wish themselves OF the priv
nege may notify The State Company at once Of
their intention to do may present bonds
the office OF The State Trust Company No 100 Broad
way New York, after January 1900 to have the
contract Of extension and coupon
CHARLES z WARREN. Secretary.
referring to the above notice. we shall he
prepared TO purchase the above named bonds
on and after January Mt par.
Bondholders preferring extend their
bonds viii have the privilege to do so, IL
they notify us of their intention or be
fore Jan. 5.
The STATE TRUST COMPANY
100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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THE TRADE ~ CHIC4GO.

Chicago, Jan CspeciaD.-Wheat to-day advanced
&C &c and closed nc over the call figure There
were good many helps TO the market. an unex-
pected decrease in the visible. sympathy with the
strong provision market and some increase in
the speculation May opened 6912c. sold between
sgzc and 70zsc T0c and closed Al T01zc. January
closed at 6ez4c; July 70@sc to 70z.c. Liverpool
ID 70 sd higher. Worlds shipments We're only
5I550o0 bushels compared with bushels last
year. The visible decreased 5s7. 900 bushels; the
English visible decreased 10000 bushels, and the
Eur0Dean visible decreased 10000 bushels Il looks
Il the worlds visible tomorrow would decrease
around $4,000 bushels. compared with increase
z year ago os Sz7 90 bushels. There was a small
Increase passage. 312.0o0 bushels The clear
snces, 656.e09 bushels. were for days. The
Liverpool stock 3.S6 90 bushels showed decrease
for the month Of $50 90 bushels Local shorts led
IN the buying Of futures. but there was increase
II The volume OF speculation No cash business
was closed but bids were more numerous than
they have been, and had fewer conditions and were
oEly &c away from the market The seaboard
reported 2 loads for export.
Corn closed &c to re over Saturday. az the Top
price OF the day. Calls we're ali good. May opened
2Z5sc sold between 227sc and 53asc and closed
s5aze 332sc January closed 3g7sc; July closed
s4c- The buying was led by Patten. Comstock
and other members q q local party which has been
bulIsh for the last days. Local receipts were
70 cars Liverpool I'D 10 I'D higher: seaboard
rlearances were I.639 00 bushels for days. The
visible decreased 1900 bushels; the local stock.
252o 600 bushels. increased $4,000 bushels. There
decrease passage OF 5S2. 90 bushels
Worlds shipments were only +I7oOoo bushels.
Shipping sales 10000 bushels. The seaboard
ported loads
Oats followed the lead OF the rest Of the list,
closing &c 10 &c over Saturday: May. 24c The in
Epection was 81 cars Shorts were the best buyers.
Updike and others The visible supply increased
q coo bushels The local stock I543 bushels in
creased 1s5 Go bushels Senb0ard clearances were
LIZ go bushels for two days.
F1axseed was irregular. W lc for May. but nc
lower for cash The trade was small only 1900
bushes. May closed At s. a; cash, s. IS. There
we're = ~ the three points. compared with 80
asst year
Provisions the active ana Interesting deal OF
he day, pork advancing 40c lard and ribs 221zc
The close only little under the top. Hogs
were &c 2Dc higher with .. 900 received. Pack
srs are Cautious their selling Deliveries
Gay we're light about 1905 tierces OF lard 5o0.Ge0
pounds OF ribs and possibly 1000 osrrels OF pork
outside interest in provisions is increasing IN the
West to-day there ouly IS co. hogs against
EoD last year
- Inc curb puts On Nay wheat closed at 7oc;
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SO CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
SURPLUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 25O. 900
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THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.


during construction OF build ug corner
sth and 42d is located 10 West 42d
av
10TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
January 18Th 1900 interest az the rate OF
THREE AND O%E-HALF PER CENT. per
Be paid 70 depos'tOrs entitled thereto al
TO $50 Money deposited before Janu-
Will draw interest from the open
a. N % p. m and from % D. Mondays. hoi-
DAYS excepted Closes II m Saturdays.
Assets .S9,B0~4I4-6I
surplus 9s5.IO5-45
A. TURNER. Pres
WM. G. CONKLIN. Sec'y.
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Irusi Companie.
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OF NEW YORK,
Eauita6le Building, 10 Broadway.
EXTRACT FROM BYLAWS or
THE AUDIT COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

ARTICLE XIV.
EXAMINATIONS TO BE CONFIDENTIAL
Section l. The results Of al audits and ex-
amlnations made by this Company shall be
treated as -trictly confidential by both the ex-
sminer and The manager Of the Company In
all cases. unless otherwise directed OF request
81 by the applicant, the reports OF the Com
pany shall be made In duplicate one 70 Be
delivered 10 the applicant and the other 20 be
sealed up and retained By the Company.
Sec. = IN no case shall the duplicate report
retained BY the Company be open To the in
spectlon OF the directors. officers. or employees
Of this Company, nor shall the contents be
made known except upon authority OF a reso-
luton o. the Board Of Directors OF the Com
pany.
Sec 3 Each officer and employee Of the
Company who shall participate in making ex-
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ploy Of the Company. make oath that he will
no. dIvulge any Information obtained by him
in the course OF his employment relating to
sudits or examinations
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office Of Treasurer.
General Office PHILADELPHIA. December - 1899.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Pennsyl-
r r. Co
AZ meeting Of Board this day the following
resolution motion adopted.
Resolved that, for the purpose OF providing
OF the necessary capital for construction equipment
expenditures, during the year 1900 main and
leased lines and branches and for other corporate pur
poses the privilege be 70 stockholders Com
pany 70 su6scT1he al par between December 37th
ana January 2oths 1900, on which latter date the
respective holdings they stand registered
O'Clock P. NJ. December 26 1899 The privilege of
subscribing be sold by stockholder Payment in
fun for such stock be made after January and
must be made later than January 10th, 1900
which VII also be negotiable viii be given bearing inter
May 1860 Cbenz per share al which time
said receipts will cease to bear interest
Certificates for the Stock viii be delivered
liter May 3st, 1900 surrender the
covering fractions OF shares VIII be into
Stock when presented n1ultirudes OF Fifty dollars
All receipts be presented before Jan
LIST. 1901, and they viii only Be
redeemed par, in CASH
Blank forms giving the particulars q the payments as
above reciJsd forms OF subscription allotment OF
privilege, be obtained application
Office after December 90 1899
Stockholders desiring their Certificates fuIi
shares by Nay lst must deposit their
Transfer Department OF the Company before March
18th, 1900 For all fun deposited after
be ready for delivery after May pracca
BILE CT which notice viii be given
RoBT. ". SMITH.
Treasurer
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ssz. ans S'744
Provision stocks tonight show 81 $50 barrels new
regular pork, compared with 1915 last month and
4SsS barrels last year The new lard is . ss tierces
less, compared with 1880 last month and 30 s74
year the new ribs. 13sS2 Ooo pounds compared with
S1sIOoo pounds last month