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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-07
WOmen's P0CketbOoks.

One lot of imitation seal combination
pocket books-in black and brown, good
nickel plated frames. Sold by us regularly
at 25c. Mill End Sale price Ioc
One lot of genuine morocco calf lined
pocket books--ieather gusset, turned edge,
and extra nickel plated frames. Regular
price soc. Mil End Sale price 800
One lot ge nuine seal double frame pocket
books, turned edges, leather gusset, nickel
plated frames. Regular price soc.
Till End Sale price soc
One lot combination seal, extra fine quail
ity, otherwise same as above. Regular
price soc. r1iIl End Sale price 3oc
One lot of genuine alligator calf lined
pocket books. This is positively the best
pocket book made for the money; genuine
alligator pocket book of this kind has never
sold at less than Soc, and then only at spec
cial sales. Till End Sale price 42c
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FIanneIs.

5000 yards of one of the most popular
makes Of dark hannelette and outing
flannel, such as always sell at l0c.
Mill End Sale price g Ac
One case of han dsome outing flannel in
bourette styles, in all colors. Also lot
of Cinderella flannel in plain colors-in
pink, blue and cream. These are worth
l2Hc. Mill End Sale price 7 nc
case of white domet flannel heavy,
twilled and fine. such as sells for l0c per
yard. Mill End Sale price &c yd
1000 yds of the famous Eclipse flannel
"a in. wide which are the exact imitation
of printed French hannels that we have
been selling all the season for l5c per
yard. Mill End Sale price lOc yd
Ia doz. of domet flannel skirt patterns.
white with handsome colored borders with
crochet edge, that we have been selling for
25c each. Mill End Sale price ] &c ca
Another lot in dark colors. of a better
quality, such as sells for 35c to BIC each.
Mill End Sale price 25c ca
Each of the above are made of yard
wide flannel and are IA yds long.
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Infants
Department.

Caps of EN- 1roidered silk, interlined,
full ruche, silk ribbon ties. Regular Csc
Mill End Sale price l2Hc
Caps, about 20 different styles, various
" trimmed with ribbons and ruches, in
white and colers, Worth as high as 81. 90
Mill End Sale price 25c
Infants Night Dresses of outing fan
mel, in fancy stripes, neck and sleeves
trimmed with rufae of same material,
draw string runs through bottom. Col
ors in blues and pinks. Worth SOC.
Mill End Sale price 29c
Infants Robes and Sacques Of all wool
eiderdown, satin lined; colors reds and
blues,s Prices from 81, rs to $3. so
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COrsetS.

a hook corset, body of white jean
with pink and blue strips-top and bot
tom trimmed with lace. Regular price
soc. Mill End Sale price 25c
Gored coutil corset, low bust, straight
front, lace trimmed top. Colors in drab
and white Regular price 75c.
Mill End Sale price 43c
4 hook Jean corset, short hip, trimmed
with lace on top and bottom. Colors in
black. drab, white, pink and blue. Reg
ular 6oc. Mill End Sale price 39c
Priscilla Corsets.
The Priscilla long Shook corset, made
of excellent quality of French sateen
we'll boned, embroidered at top Colors
are black, drab and white. Regular
price $l.0O, Mill End Sale price 75c
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Handkerchief.
Handkarchiefs. 6 for loo.

Fine linen cambria. Worth Csc ca.
Mill End Sale price 6 for loo
Women's white printed and handker-
chiefs, good quality, well finished. Worth
Sc Mill End Sale price = for l5c
Women's white revere hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, also printed-fast colors-of
superior quality cambria, Worth &c,
Mill End Sale price 6 for 25c
Fine embroidered handkerchiefs,
Worth l5c tc Csc ca,
Mill End Sale price ! lie ca
Fine Handkerchefs at less than half
prize.
Finest all linen cambria handkerchiefs
in, hem only. Actual value SOC ca.
Mill End Sale price ST. a doz
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'Wonen's
Night Dresses.

Of good quality Of muslin-sdouble
yoke back, front Of yoke trimmed with
2 clusters Of 8 tucks each, edge Of yoke
trimmed with featherstitch braid.s Good
full skirt, Worth SOC.
Mill End Sale price 25c
Women's night dresses Of muslin, dou-
bic yoke back-front Of yoke trimmed
with cluster of tucks, alternating With rows
of insertion-neck and sleeves finished
with ruf1e OF lawn. full length and width.
Regular price 75c,
Mill End Sale price Soc
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Blankets.

One lot 11-4 white wool blankets,
were good value at So. 90.
Mill End Sale price $3.50
One lot 1l-4 white wool blankets of
extra good quality. Well worth 81. so.
Mill End Sale price So. SO
One lot of A. A. California Diamond
Valley Blankets-l1-4 size. These blan-
kets are too well known to require de-
scrption in detail. Regular price ST. Is.
Mill End Sale price SIS. rs
One lot of B. B. Diamond Valley
size. Value S8.25. (
Mill End Sale price $6.25
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WOlnen's NeCkWear

Women's Top Collars Icea.
Fine embroidered top collars, SO dain-
ty finish for the neck. Worth Csc.
Mill End Sale price lie ca
Embroidered medallions and motifs for
dress trimming and tie ends. Worth l0c
ca. Mill End Sale price &c and Sc ca
Embroideries Sc yd.
Embroidered edgings, good quality
cambria. pretty designs and well finished
edges. Worth l0c yd.
Mil End Sale price DC I'D
Kid Gloves 59c. ~
Good quality glace Kid, 2.clasp, all
shades, and black. Worth SIC. M
Mil End Sale price 59c
Fine Suede Gloves &c.
3-clasp Suede gloves. special shades,
superior quality and finish. Regularly
$l.3 Mill End Sale price 97c
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Nottingham
Lace Curtains.

A cleanup of a manufac-
turer's stock of small lots en-
ables us to offer the following
goods at much less than the
original wholesale cost; these
goods are guaranteed per-
feet, 8 and 81 yards long,
As to 54 inches wide, finish
ed with overlook edge.
Lot worth o0c to ST. 10
pr. Sale price 69c pr
Lot 2--worth SIPS to
$1.75 pr. Sale price 98c pr
Lot 3-worth $500 to
$2.75 pr. Sale price $1.49
Lot 4-worth $500 to
$500 pr. Sale price $1.98
Lot 5-worth $3.50 to
5000 pr. Sale price 1928
One lot 80 in. Muslins, n
lace stripe effects, nice sheer
quality, worth 10 to 12hc
yd. Sale price Sc yd
Couch Covers.
Reversible Tapestry. SO
inches wide, 8 yds long,
on 4 sides. Regular
price $500. Sale price 98c
Tapestry Table Covers,
X and ? yds square, fin
ished with knotted fringe.
regular price $1.69 to $2.25
ca. Sale price o8c ca
Carpet SWeepers.
The Quinnipiac, oak and
mahogany box, good bristle
brush, rubber tires, broom
action. Worth $500.
Sale price 98c ca.
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Prints and bingham. S

2 cases Of very best quality prints, in
dark shades, and pretty black and
white striped and figured effects
Also one case of fancy colors. Regular
price 6 cyd.
N. Mill End Sale price NC yd
y One case of Merrimac shifting prints,
in every style made. An endless variety
of patterns. Regular price 6 yd.
Mill End Sale price DC yd
2 cases Of So inch percale, in light and
dirk colors. including all the fall, winter
and spring designs. These are even better
than the regular 121zc goods.
Mill End Sale price &c yd
1000 yards of very best qaulity and
styles of the wel-known seersucker ging-
hams, such as slways sell at 12Hc.
Mill End Sale price SC yd
One case Of dress ginghams in very
pretty styles in plaids, checks and stripes
in all the new colorings. Regular price
SC yd. Mil End Sale price b II {
1878 yards of extra fine 80 inch ging
hams in short lengths, suitable for shir
waists and children S dresses. A beauti
full assortment of patterns and colors.
These sell regularly at Csc.
Mill End Sale price &c yd
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Mems Hosiery.

One lot of mems heavy black cotton Hose we'll
made, warm and durable. Value l21ac pr.
Mill End Sale price 7c pr
One lot mems natural wool Hose of splendid quail
ity. Value l22c Pr. Mil End Sale price &c pr
One lot mems natural wool and black Cashmere
Hose These are all pure wool and are well made
and perfect fitting Real value Csc pr.
Mill End Sale price 17c, 8 pr for Soc
Mems and boys maroon sweaters. Mems sizes
from "a to 40. Boys sizes from 26 to "a. Worth
75c and $l.00. Sale price soc
Odds aud ends of boys waists.
While they last nc ca
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Bed Spreads.

One case Of heavy crochet bed spreads
in beautiful patterns-are extra large
size-hemmed ready for use Regular
SIPS kind.
Mill End Sale price 67Hc
One case Of heavy white Marseilles
quilts--in very pretty patterns. hemmed
ready for use. Regular price $l.S7.
Mill End Sale price $l.25
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Wonen's Suits.

Women's Suits
Materials Of Venetian, Pebble Cheviots
and homespuns. Jackets are made in all
the latest styles. including double breasted
REFER. blouse Elton, single and double
breasted tight fitting Trimmed with
bands of satin and cordings, velvet collar,
satin and taffeta silk lining. Five gored
skirts, Tapped seams. percaline lined and
velvet binding. Colors. grc,s, oxfords,
black. navy and tan. Have sold as high
as $2l. So Mill End Sale price ST. 0. 90
Women's Black Dress Skirts
A gored skirt, made Of black serge
cheviot. with an eight inch circular Hounce,
trimmed with stitched band Of taffeta
silk and one row of Hercules braid.
Mill End Sale price LAP
Women's Walking Skirts
Gored skirt of double texture, plaid
back material. Tapped seams, inverted
pleat back, open on side front, ten rows
Of stitching on bottom Of skirt Colors,
greys. blues and oxfords. Have sold as
high as So. 90.
Mill End Sale price So. ~
Eiderdown Bath Robes
Of all wool eiderdown, tight-fitting
back, full front, collar and cuffs bound
with satin. silk frogs. cord and tassels, sat
in ribbon ties. Colors in red, grey, blue
and pink. Were $500.
Mill End Sale price So. SO
Women's Mackintoshes--
About thirty mackintoshes in navy blue
and black with double breasted cape,
all have fancy plaid Innings. Have sold
as high as 500.
Mill End Sale price 5 |. 90
A few Of the Misses Mackintoshes
left, in red and blue, Sold as high as
$500. VIII be closed out for $I,79
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Sheets and
Pillow Cases.

20 dozen bleached sheets, made of good
quality of sheeting, IN yards long, 2A
yards wide. Regular price 58c.
Mill End Sale price 45c each
so dozen bleached sheets, made of the
famous Atlantic Mills Cotton, IA yards
long, III yards wide. These sell any
where at Csc.
Mill End Sale price SOC each
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ITEMS Wear.
Shirts.

100. doz. colored Numbered shirts,
stiff bosoms. An endless variety of
pretty patterns. All sizes. Made to sell
at 75c. Mill End Sale price 39c each
One lot white shirts, made of superior
quality muslin. perfect fitting, short and
long hosoms, mems and boys sizes. A
regular SOC shirt.
Mill End Sale price BIC
Mems and boys unlaundered white
shirts, made of good quality muslin, and
lineen bosom. Value 3oc
Mill End Sale price 29c
Working shirts, made of black and
white serge of superior quality. All
sizes. Values SOC
Mill End Sale price BIC
A broken assortment Of the famous
Hathaway shirts for men, unlaundered
Also a broken assortment of Hathaway
night shirts. made of fine quality muslin
Regular price $l00
Mill End Sale price 69c ca
Mems and boys white night shirts at
29c ca
One lot heavy wool underwear, thor
oughly well made in every way. uatura
and Canels hair. Have sold at $1.25
garment. Mill End Sale price 79c
One lot all wool underwear, of very fine
finish, superior garment, well made In
every way. Have sold at $500.
Mill End Sale price 81. l9
Is per cent discount on Norfolk and
New Brunswick underwear during this
sale.
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Till End Price
in Upholstery
Department.

Reversible Tapestry Cur
tains, in solid and toned
effects, finished at top and
bottom with heavy tassel
fringe, SO inches wide and 3
yards long; these goods re-
tail regularly at SIS, Sc, 81
and SO. Sale price $3.50 pr
Hattings.
Fine quality japanese and
China Mattings, from 10 to
80 yards in a piece. Regular
price 1oc to Csc yard.
Sale price 12Hc yd.
Linoleum in a fine quail
ty goods and desirable pat
terms, mostly 2 yds wide.
Lot |, regular price 49c
and SOC yd.
Sale price Csc 50. yd.
Lot 2, regular price 75c
I'd. Sale price 49c So. yd.
Inlaid Linoleums, 2 yds
perfect goods. Regu-
lar price $1.49 So. yd.
Sale price o8c So. yd.
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Corset Covers

Of excellent quality Of cambria made in
Marguerite style, tight-htting back, full
front, neck trimmed with rufle Of embroid-
cry and ribbon, Regular price 39c
Mill End Sale price 25c
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COlOred Dress Goods.

AS in. striped Came1s Hair. Worth
$r.25. Sale price 60c yd
A few shades French Flannel, SO in.
wide. $r.25 quality. Sale price 89c yd
40 Camels Hair effects. 10 colorings.
Worth soc. Sale price 29c yd
Remnants u price.
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WOmen's Drawers.

Of fine quality of muslin.-umbrella
ruffle, trimmed with cluster OF tucks and
hemstitched hem. Regular price Csc.
Mill End Sale price 2 lc
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Flannelette Skirts.

Good full skirt in fancy striped flannel
cite, made with yoke of muslin. in. hem.
Regular price 39c.
Mill End Sale price 2lc
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Bingham Aprons.

Of best quality of Amoskeg gingham'
in small, medium and large checks. Colors
are in blue and white, and brown and
white. Regular price l8c.
Mill End Sale price l2Hc
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COttOns.

1900 yards of good yard wide bleached
Cotton, sells every day at &c yd.
Mill End Sale price &c yd
One lot of yard wide fine bleached
cambria Very similar to Lonsdale
Worth lie yd.
Mill End Sale price &c yd
One lot of brown sheeting
-2A yds wide. This is extra good
value. Worth 24c yd.
Mill End Sale price &c va
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Table Damasks.

1900 yds all linen bleached and half
b]eached Irish danask-68 in. WIDEN
great variety of patterns, extra heavy
and very fine. You would pay 75c yd
for them anywhere. s
Mill End Sale SOC I'd
800 yds of all linen bleached Irish
damask-66 inches WIDEN handsome
patterns. Well worth 83c yd.
Mill End Sale price 58c yd
ESQ yds of all linen bleached Irish dam
ask, 66 inches wide. Good value at 88c
Mill End Sale price &c yd
400 yds of II inch all linen bleached
Irish damask, assorted patterns. Well
worth SLIP.
Mill End Sale price 83c
One lot of II inch all linen bleached
double damask, Irish manufacture. The
kind you pay 81. so for.
Mill End Sale price SLIP
One lot of II inch all linen bleached
double damask, Irish manufacture. Sells
from 81. So to ST.. rs the yd.
Mill End Sale price 81. l9
Mill End Remnants of Table Damask
in lengths Of
2. ~, ~, 234 and 3 yards.
33c values for 24c
42c " " 29c
45c :" 33c
SOC Z" BIC
Napkins.
A large assortment of
these at less than cost to us
to buy now.
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NSlHllauto dl n PIlec-
Black Dress Goods. \

As in. Storm serge, all wool. Worth
soc. Sale price 39c yd
a. in. Lupin's Pebble Cheviot. Was
s. ,os. Sale price Toe yd
So in. Wide Vale Camels Hair.
Worth 81 90. Sale price SOC yd
D o.u4,n.,4, "a " .,..ino
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Towels.

One lot of fine white cotton towels,
with fringe, which would be cheap at Sc.
Mill End Sale price &c
$50 dozen all linen fringed damask
towels, white and white with colored
borders. Worth l9c.
Mill End Sale price l2hc
One lot of all linen huckabuck towels,
hemmed ready for use. Worth to-day
TIC each.
Mill End Sale price l21lc
I Extra large size un-bleached
Turkish towels. Worth loc
Mill End Sale price l2Hc
One lot of all linen hemmed and
fringed huckabuck towels, heavy and
6ne. Worth Csc.
Mill End Sale price I9c
so dozen beachcd damask fringed
, towels; extra large size, pure white, and
white with colored borders. Worth from
rs to 33c each.
Mill End Sale price l9c
One lot of all linen bleached damask
towels, hemstitched. size 22x46. Are
good value at 2oc.
Mill End Sale price l9c ca
One lot of all linen bleached damask
towels, fringed, white and white with
colored borders. Size 26xS2. Well
worth 37Hc.
Mill End Sale price 25c
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Ribbons.

No. satin Gros Grain-colors, light
blue, pink, turquoise, nile, old rose
cerise, Yale, navy, green, violet, red,
brown and black, these sold at Csc.
rIiIl End Sale price &c piece of 10 yds
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Silks.

Figured Crepe de Chine, all evening
shades Worth SOC. Sale price 29c yd
10 in. plain Tafetta, all pastel color
ings. Worth SOC. Sale price 39c yd
rs in. Panne velvet, not full assert
ment of colors to choose. Worth $I.25
to ST.. 50 yd. Sale price 800 yd
Black silk Velvet, worth S1.oo.
Sale price SOC yd
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Crashes.

Crashes.
A large assortment OF
bleached and unbleached,
in plain and twill.
One case of beached and brown cot
ton twilled crash. Regular price Sc yd.
Mill End Sale prices yds for l9c
Sc Crash for DC
1Oc Sc
12Ac and l4c Crash for lOc
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
4S,polR!Is
N2I-,sA Nl HS
DDOR
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING.-Crescent City Jockey Club,
New-Orleans, San Francisco Jockey Club
Tanforan.
GOLF.-Open handicap. Lakewood Golf
Club, open handicap, Lakewood Country
Club. members handicap for Kennedy Cup.
Nassau Country Club.
HOCkEE.-Yale against University Of
Pennsylvania, ST. Nicholas Rink. S:15 p. m:
Columbia Institute against Berkeley. 81.
Nicholas Rink. 1880 =. m; Polytechnic Pre-
paratory against Montclair. Montclair; Hef-
fey School against Oriental Athletic Club,
Clermont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn.
CURLING.-FoT Morosni point medal.
Van Cortlandt Park.
SWIAIMING-Contest at Knickerbocker
Athletic Club
BASKETBALL.-Harva against Dart
mouth Hanover: Columbia against New
Rochelle Young Mems Christian Association,
Rochelle: Erasmus against Jersey City.
Jersey City; Clinton High School against
Commercial High School: Cooper High
School against Flushing High School; Jersey
City against Manua! Training High School;
Richmond Hill High School against Jamaica,
Richmond Hill.
TROTTING.-Road Drivers Association
meeting. Rossrlore Hotel, & p. m
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
TOHEN BURNED N FIGHTING FIRE
Az APARTMENT ~ THE PIERREFoNT DE
sTROYED BY FLAMES.

STPOYED BY FLAMES.
Fire destroyed the apartments OF Mr.. and Mrs
Y. s Pelletreau, the ninth floor Of the twelve
story apartment house, the Pierrepont. Nos 43
z5 and & West Thirty-second-st., yesterday. The
hands of Mrs Jeanette Pelletreau slightly
burned and the legs arc arms of her sister, Bessie
Fisaer. were severely burne7. The damage was
shout S590a.
The FIRE started fro.H the UpsettinC Of an alcohol
lamp in the of Mrs. Pelletreau. who was
curling her hair. Her sister was with her. ani
they Jried 10 put the blaze by beating IL with
their hands The blaze grew. and Miss Fishers
oTess caught fire. The women rushed into the hall
where blanket wrapped around Miss Fisher
and the IRE in her clothing put out The elevator
cared for them after their injuries had been treated
There good deal Of excitement for time
some women rushing out on the fire escapes ana de-
teenciEg that WY. while many others went down IN
n elevator down the stairs. Policemen
l'evo and McGinuis. Of the Broadway Squad. who
mac gone 20 the ninth floor to If all the people
had got out. were forced 10 retreat by the hre
ESCAPES IS the elevator man VS. afraid 10 send the
car M again
The frcfncn rut out the blaze in half an hour. II
was confined 10 The Pelletrcau apartment. The
building Is owned by the Cass Realty Company and
leased by J. J. O'Ncill.
Mrs. Pelletreau and her sister. Miss Fisher.
ported 10 the police that they had lost ieWelry
valued II so 600. Detectives found all the leWelry
except diamond brooch. a diamond ring and
bracelet valued 81 .O00
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
HONDURAS CASE Up AGAIN.
LETTER OF EX-sECRETARY TRACY OFFERED
N EVIDENCE.

N EVIDENCE
Tho sui, Of the Honduras Company Of Georgia
AGAINST the Honduras Syndicate. a New-Jersey cor
poration in the New-Jersey Court Of Chancery,
which WAS begun some time ago, Was resumed at
Newark yesterday. The bin charges that members
os the law hrm Of Stetson. Tracy, Jennings Rus
sell retained for the compainants in the matter OF
valuable concessions by the Honduras Government
used their knowledge thus obtained 70 organize
syndicate 10 secure said concessions. The suit is
brought 20 compel the syndicate 10 make &C
counting and assign 10 complainant all beneficial
interest.
Jacob r shiphera president Of the Georgia COM
pany was the only witness yesterday and he sub
Initted in evidence documents and letters His first
consultations with the Law firm with Frederick
r Jennings. who became interested and appeared,
with others in the subsequent proceedings.
Among the letters offered !n evidence was one
written by Benjamin F. Tracy. ex-Secretary OF the
Navy. 70 Georse :. Scott. Of London, introducing
Mr Shipherd who proposed 10 go 10 London in the
interest u the Honduras scheme. In this letter
Mr Tracy SAYS that Mr. shipherd vas the responsi-
be leader in the enterprise that before the plans
should take final shape Il was felt that some con-
sultauon should he had with holders OF the Hon
euras foreign debt as well with such capitalists
who would he inclined 10 invest 10 facilitate the
ssttlement % thar debt
r." said Mr Tracy. the proposed consultation
shan result in sn understanding between Mr.. Ship
herd and yourself and Others on the other side OF
water Interested, ne SnaN DC p.eaSeQ 10 taell-
tate consolidation OF interests under the general
plan already formulated here. modified in any man
ner that shall better IL
Mr.. Jennings went 10 London instead of Mr.. Ship
herd In letter TO him Mr.. Shpherd wrote on
July II. 1886 suggesting the wisdom OF coopera ting
with Scott in -consolida ting an understanding"
with the bondholders and capitalists before going
Honduras The letter sa vs.:
They are Just now in mood 10 invest, and have
tentatively offered Mr Scott 81 900 900 build the
railroad win on terms far harder 90 Themselves
than such can propose The letter suggests
thar capital for the projected bank vel the
railroad could be more quickly and advanta geously
raised IN London than In New-loIk- The advice j.
given that the bondholders be consulted and given
g chance or the ground hOOr."
Mr. Scott was special commissioner in London
for the Honduras Government TO settle its foreign
debt. TIE hearing was adjourned 10 February 2.