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A ROUSING CAMP MEETING.
THE DAYS FILLED WITH RELIGIOUS SER
VICES AT OCEAN GROVE


VICES AT OCEAN GROVE.
Ocean Grove n. J., Aug. 25 (SpeciaD-EIeven
meetings were held to-day in connection with the
camp meeting, the first at 545 a. m, when Vice
President Ballard conducted an impressive con-
secration service AT Gas q. m. family devotions
were conducted in the Auditorium. and hundreds
of hotel guests enjoyed the early meeting. Three
services were held at o'clock, when the temple
tabernacle and chapel crowded to the doors
with eager worshippers and large number were
obliged to go away for lack of room. The asso-
citation officials realize that something must be
done TO relieve the congestion at these popular
gatherings. and il is likely that a new temple will
be built before next summer
Evangelist Yatman had charge OF the young peo-
pies meeting in the temple His theme was Come
Out, Come In Come Up" Come out Of SIN come
into Christ and come up to heaven for a final
reward Bishop FitzGerald and Vice-President Bal
lard and the Rev. DIR. Alday. of the devotional
committee. led the holiness meeting in the taber-
nacle. and the venerable William Franklin con-
Quoted the Helping Hand" meeting in the chapel
The feature of the latter service was the singing
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Loper, of Camden.
What is facetiously known the Wash Day"
sermon was preached this morning in the Audi
torium by the Rev. DR.. Thomas O'Hanlon. president
of Pennington Seminary, a distinction he has en-
joyed every Monday morning following camp meet
ing Sunday for the last twenty-five years. The
audience numbered over thousand. DR. O'Han-
Ion preached from the text Now Are We Sure
That Thou Knowest All Things" The singing at
this service was led by Assistant Musical Director
Alexander McCiuirk.
Mrs Lizzie Smith talked sanctifcation in the
tabernacle at 80 p. m. and two hours later the
Rev. DR.. Joseph II. Smith. of Rediands, Cal. de-
vered a forcible sermon on holiness in the taber-
nace. Mrs. William II. L. Starks. OF Ocean Grove
conducted a meeting for the children in the temple
at o'clock. and at 6 o'clock Mr.. Yatman talked
10 fifteen hundred young folk at the twilight ser
Auditorium preached by the Rev. Clarence b.
Strouse Southern evangelist song service
conducted by Mr. McGuirk, preceded the sermon.
The morning sermon tomorrow will be delivered
by the Rev. DIR. d. w. Warren of New-York.
One-fourth OF the money needed to erect the pro-
posed statue to the late Rev. Dr. Elwood H Stokes,
Ocean Groves first president. has been pledged.
The thus in sight is $500.
There were thirty ministers the platform at
the morning preaching service to-day Last even
ing there were sixty. representing not only the
Methodist Episcopal Church. but the Presbyterian
Lutheran. Episcopal Baptist and Congregational
organizations. During the camp meeting. which
win continue until September l, prominent preach
OF sister churches will occupy the Auditorium
pulpit.
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added that she thought two engagements
might develop
PROGRESSIVE HEARTS.
PocoNo INDUCES IN oARDs-REUNIoN PARTY
CELEBRATES

PocoNo INDUCES IN oARDs-REUcSIoN PARTY
CELEBRATES
the Pocono Lake region, where Laurel Inn is To-
Gated the Newly orkers, Brooklynites and Philadel-
phans mingling together In quest of a good
time. A masquerade given by the was a.
most enjoyable affair and presented many laugh
able features Linn Hartranft. of the ex Gov
of Pennsylvania has finished a pleasant
week at the inn. AT the saltwater the patrons
have whiled away many pleasant hour playing
progressive hearts and enjoying tableaus. At this
house Mrs. NJ. G. Stiman and Miss Stillman,
of Jersey City; Mrs. S. b. Packer Miss Martha NJ
Packer and Marie l.. II. Kelson, of Trenton: Mrs
II. NJ. Cooper and Miss f. S. Cooper, of Camden
and Miss E. N. Curry, of Orange. n. j. over at
Buckhil Falls the inn is filled. and the manage
ment has been obliged to refuse applications daily.
September promises to this fine house filled.
At the inn registered Albert w. Preston. en-
gineer the Pennsylvania Belvidere division.
and Mrs Preston: Professor H. A. Norris, prin-
cipal of the Friends School, Wilmington, DEL and
Mrs. Norris: Dr. and Mrs Mcdowell. of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C. Roberts and
Miss Roberts, of Brooklyn. Miss Mary w. Plum
lyn is occupying the Atkinson cottage, Sunset and
is entertaining Miss James. of Wilkesbarre. the
city librarian, and Miss Comber. of the Blooms
burg CPenn) Normal School.
Mise Goddard of Brooklyn, had a reunion party
at her mothers cottage to-day. The friends In
vited those who have made this region their
place of summer abode In past seasons. and the
gathering was most enjoyable affair. Those
and Johnson of New York, and Lacomb, Harsell
and Ackersop, of Brooklyn.
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YOUNG WOMEN VISIT RIVER STFK.
UPSET AND DARING REsCUE-cANoEING A
SCIENCE

SCIENCE
Lake Hopatcorg, N J., Aug % (Specian-An
upset the result OF too much hilarity in cranky
boats, is the record Of events to-day and the
victims Miss Angevine of Newark and Mr.
DuGevy, Of New-York- The pair were going ont
TO enjoy a paddle and their canoes stood side by
side at the float. When Mr. Dunlevy entered his
craft he reached over playfully to grab the young
woman and she, in trying TO evade him. over
turned her and fell into the water he follow
ing her his canoe gently glided from under hin,
Mr.. Dunlevy gallantly pulled his fair COMPANION
ashore, and they sought shelter to dry out Soma
more nice fish are being taken from the clear
water of this ideal fishing resort catch OF four
Oswego bass and two pickerel is considered A good
days luck any kind of bait. but on small frogs
alone II is exceptionally good Early to-day before
ordinary people We're awake, George Warner and
Tom" Crarner. of New-York who are among the
campers, started out along shore and used trolling
stin fishing and other methods and they re-
turned with the pretty catch mentioned They are
both young men. and this is their first experience
at fresh water fishing
The Rev. John Peters of BROOKLYN who car,a
here on Saturday, caught two oswegos off Halsey
Island. and he believes the fishing here to be
equal TO that at the Thousand Islands
A number OF young women at Nolan's Point en-
joyed row to-day. the party having been arranged
by Miss Helen Nichols Of New-York Six boats
were IN line, and the fair ones rowed all the wav
across 70 the mouth Of the River Styx and back
Entee and Miss Woglan. of New-York; Miss Chase
and Miss Mitchell. OF Newark. and Miss Lyman of
Frank Naldron of Brooklyn, enioyed a birthday
celepre.ion to-day He was nineteen Yesterday
sorns Tna his many young friends gathered at the
and then enjoyed refreshments.
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son, of Sing Sing Prison; Chief Angevine OF Mount
Vernon Chief Muicahy. of Yonkers Chief Ross,
Of New-Rochelle: chief Baxter. of Mamaroneck
Chief Willets. OF Harrison; Chief Graham OF Rye;
Chief Hess and former Chiefs L. f. Studwe and
Philip Baker, of Port Chester. James s. Merritt
captain Of the Port Chester Fire Patrol: Colonel n
r. ThurStOn Deputy Commissioner of Police OF
Manhattan; Battalion Chief +. w. Gooderson. jr.
OF Manhattan; George H Scott, former treasurer of
the Ncw-York State Volunteer Firemen's Assoca-
ton: Thomas L. Crimmns and former Fire Com
missioner J. J. SCanneil OF Manhattan. Immedi-
ately after the reception Chief Bronson is to sail
from Larchmont with a party of friends for
cruise the Sound.
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Gurroaates' Notlces.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Q. Thomas. a Surrogate CT the County New
hereby given all persons claims
against Merritt. County o New YORK
o present with vouchers IA
the subscriber place business at ire
u his Attorneys Cannon 4 Cannon. Room I9e
I}oree building. IIj Broadway. Manhattan Borough
City Of New York, before -ne Twe1y-thl-d
la February
Dated York. Fifteenth day Of August. 1904
THEODORE MERRITT. Evecl-or
CANNON & CANNON. Attys. for Executor, rs Broad
way (BoreeI BUiE2tngJ New York
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July August The Ne~York Tribune will give
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Address
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

L Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County o. NeW
York notice hereby all persons having claims
late OF the County OF New f0rN
ased with vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers place Of transactng business az
or4ce OF BeeCher. Esq. Attorney at-LiS, N'
237 Broadway. OF New York. OF before ne
frst day o December next
Dated New 10th day OF May 1902
LOUIS ALLEN MARKS.
ALFRED CLARENCE MARKS
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One of the most graceful young horsewomen at
Rye this summer Is Miss Margaret Wilson. daugh-
ter OF Captain Wilson OF the Hudson River Mill
tary Academy. Miss Wilson, who is attractive
blonde, loves to race her pony the saudbar at
Oakland, and is TO be seen there nearly every day
when the tide is low.
Many of the yachtsmen along the Sound will take
part In the special race for schooners which ia
be be sailed by the Larcf1mont Yacht Club Sat
urday afternoon. II is expected that Cornelius
Vanderbilt. tr.s. Rainbow, August Beln1onts Min
cola and J. Rogers Maxwelrs Yankee will compete
for the silver cups which offered as prizes
Many coaching parties will go to the Carmel Fair
next Thursday from Garrtson's Brewsters's Dan
bury and other places TO listen Governor OdelI's
address TO the farmers of Westchester Putnam and
Dutchess counties. There Will be exhibition OF
horses and cattle. which will he judged by the
Governor and county and State officers.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
y PURSUANCE oF ~ ORDER oF Hon.

Abner G. Thor1as a Surrogate of the County OF New
all persons having claims
against Catherine g Murray q the County OF New
an vouchers thereof
the subscribers thei place of transacng business
Room No C--y OF Ne" 10rA
on or before stn day % December next ,
dated New YORK the 9th tsE of MAY, 1902
GF0RC;E MURRAY ROBERT A MURRAY. Executors.
LANES G. MURRAY At.y. for Executors. I6 william
S,
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STRONG & CApwAIADER. Attorneys FOR Executors
40 Wall Street New York City


- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF The County Or
New York. hereby all persons H--lA
claims against Bogardus late % the County q
New York deceased present the with vouclrts
thereof 10 sUbscriber "a his place ot trd1Sa.aS
3ith Street. in the CT ot Ne" ioIA'
on before the 26th day Of December next
WILLIAM J ROONIE, Executor
CLARK BROOKS. Attorney for Executor. l55 Broad
Manhattan. New YORK city
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

Meudes Albert J. Smith, III. D. Brown A d. Will
Jams. Mrs C. NJ Shipway. Mr. and Mrs. George
II Everall and family. of New5York NJ. Maclay
Post and George A. Post, of Paterson, N j. AMI
Miss N. L. Horn. have lately registered at the
Linwood.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

- Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate of the County OF
New York Notice il hereby given persons having
claims against Amos Woodruff late Of tire County of
New York. deceased 70 present the same with
business at ne Heury Davis 10. 30 Froad3
in the City OF New York befOre 25rd day
OF Dece -nber
Datei New YORK the 18th day OF June 1902
MINNIE WOODRUFF Aduirlsrraf-fx
HEERY x. DAVIS. Attorney for Adnllaistratrix $50
Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

u Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County q
York. notice Is hereby given 70 All persons hta
Frederick D Tappen late Of the County =
New York deceased the with vouchers
hereof 10 subscribers their place Of ansactTs
business AT office % Strong 4 CadwaIs1er. " -
wall Street in the Borough oS Manhattan ar& City e
New York the second day OF January next
Dated New York. the twenty fourth day u JUNE 1907
SAMUEL WOOI4N EF{TJN.
EDWARD J. HANt,F.
Executors.
CADwAIADEP Attorneys for Executors
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
TOMPKINs. CORNELIA C.-Ln nnr.nance .

order Hon. Abne- c. Thomas. a surrozate n
the County New S hereby given al
persons having claims against C0rueIia T7rrrkrs
late of the County OF New York deceased present t6
with vouchers thereof the subscribers al their
place Of transactiug business. he al
SIcCutchen Brown. William Street. CIV
New York before the 9th day o. Novernbe-
Dated New York day Nay. 1902
JESUP WAKENAE. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA WAKE
MAN. Executors
FLETCHER L1'CTTCHEN & BROWN. Attorneys for
Executors. 76 William street. New York City
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~ PURSTANCE OF AM order of HOn. ADLer .

Thomas a Surrogats of the County o. Wv lI. iIrA
is all persons having cams
William Henry Frost late Of the Count 81 M
the same with VoucheIS -ls1
o the suDscribers at their place OF transtctiIs
City York. before the 25th day OF No
vemher ~
EDWIN COLLINS FROST. HENRY NJ SIEGAlAE''
CHARLES p. NORCROSS. Executors ~
SACKETT MQUAID. Attorneys for Executors. -'S.
Nassau Street Tribune Buildinsl. Borough -
New YOr
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. Abne

g Thomas; Surrosate of he County q Ne" 4, f9rS
against John Il PeIL 0f the County Of New YorS
preslt the same with vouchers thereon 70
ire subscribe at place OF t-4nsactiag business No
81 W. STREE: fhs Borough Of Manhattan. in the
I'll New or before the sixteenth day o.
OcICner next
dated New York the seventh d1y O April. 1902.
FREDERICK a. P-I.L.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon Ahner
L G Thomas a sarrogats Of the County Il York.
notice hereby given 70 all persons havis claims
f. TurIey. late % the County OF Ne"
York. deceased present the same with vouchers thsI
place u t-ansa g Dusl-
the clce ot Joseph II MaAaa No IS ChaHloe-s
Street, Of New York. 3 -ts1 OF Manhattan
on or . first day October
Dated New York The 10th dav 4 N-rcH. 1902
TIMOTHY THOMPSON. JOSEPH n NAHAN.
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uoUGHToy. HENRY C-IN PURSUANCE

Of order Of Hon Ahner c Ts5n'as. a Surrogate
County of York notice hereby Eiven 70 al
persons having claims against Henry C. Elgh-o1 as
York. deceased. 20 present he same.
wi uiace Ot
transactinE Broadway Borough et
Manhattan. be101s he 1t day q
December
Dated York, f9Jh day n May. 1902
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
PECKHAM. MILLER Z KING. Execu-0r
Attorneys FOR Executor. So Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. City oc New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

Thomas surrogate OF the County OF Ne" 1,II. nIIs
notice is all having cans
Slbermaan. late OF the County OF
York present the with voucheTs
u their place OF transactins
ness at the Office & Rushnlore. Ne 80 o1
Street Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New-10iN' ~
befor 10th day Of October next.
the seventh day ot April iSy-S
BERTHA SIIRERMANN ARTHUR SlL>rf-iN'l-'
MORRIS ROSSIN. Executors sO
STERN & RCSHMORE. Attorneys FOR f-Ae~UN1-7'
Wall Street New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County of New 1, 1oIs
Notice Is hereby given all persons hay ne NVN~E
Henr OF the County OF Ne"
deceased o present wiki vouchers '-es a.
place trausactinS business
o H. II Glass No 10 Chaaoer,S StieS - or
Borough Of Manhattan. city of New i'.N' 0~
before the first dav OF October. lHu2
Dated New York the lTtS day gt Aafch ta,.
KATE MEI\kEsN. HENRY MElNht1N Oii-A4NA~IS ~
n ~ af1 for executors 10 Chambers Street,
Borough Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of the County o.
New york notice hereby given u al persons having
claims against Frederick Merry late OF the county o
New York deceased present the same With youces
thereof her place OF tratstel.s
40 Wal the Borough 81 M1nHet
tan ana city York. before the second Jay u
January next -.
dated New York the twenty-fouFth day OF June Ieo-
ALICE MILLER F MERRY. ExecutriN.
STRONG & CADwANApER Attorneys TOT fNe~-'-'
40 Wall Street York CITY
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=TICTORTA STTTHERLAND CRAW. = /

pursuance order II Hon Frank i Fil-t' ~ $500, e.,
Surrovata of he County OF New notice is he1rF
given 10 all persons having claims against Victoria
land Csray late of CT New York, teccStl
present vouchers thereof, 20 the sue.l
place of transacting rstness Al the once l
Singer K Barr. SEQ broadway IN the l{oIoe-n =,
Manhattan. City OF New YORK. on or peIoTS ~9'
January, 1908.
Dated, York June 81. 1902 -
wEISEsY HAVEN CTtAW. Executor
STERN SINGER & BARR AJt'ys for Executor. Sv'
Broadway. Borough Manhattan. New York CitS-
A DVERTISEEENTS subscriptions Tor The TriouhS
"A received their Uptown once
NO i.364 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and 3Ith until O'Clock p m
Advertisements will received the following
regular office until O'Clock p
ZIf Sth-avr.. f.,:s Sth-nNe. cor
92 East 1+fh-~t.: .5- West 4%d-sf- D.
Tth sth 263 West I25th-ss; 1s"ss
3d-ave. between 10th nth LEGS .ss-nNe-.
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The sun., 1902-07-03
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK DEAL.
". I. Meyer Succeeds Jehn NJ. Crane ~
Presidenf.

". l.. Moysr. who has been vics-Presd-
dsnt of tho Western National Bank. wis
elected President Of the National Shoe and
leather Rank Yesterday. 20 succeed John
NJ Crane. who resigned and was elected
FIRST vice- Pr--iden, Woo president John
4 Hiltner becomes Second Vice President.
John Cole. the cashier. resigned, and 10 II
understood will become an officer OF the
schants' Exchange National Bank.
Mr.. Moyer was associated Win the late
Marcus Daily as managing partner In the
banking firm 81 DAILY. Donahoe a Meyer.
at Butte.
The identity Of the new inter~sts in the
Sho. and Leather Bank was not DISCLOSED
Yesterday but IL was officially stated that
the Western National Bank and tho Equit-
able IAfe Assurance Society. which H.
heavily interested In the We~tern National
are not concerned in the deal. Mr. Meyer
said that New Workers are In control, not
Western men. and that tho Metropolitan
I.fe Insurance Company and the Travellers
Insurance Company of Hartford, retain
large inter,,sta IA the hank Its capital
stock which Is now 81 .OEo, ,Ooo will h. increas~d
20 81 600 90 and it, surplus Of $4,000 will
also H. increased
The Western National has made Henry
A. Smith. who has be'n cashier, Vice
President 10 stIccesSi Mr. Mover and Charles
l. Robinson. the assistant cashier. cashier
The sun., 1902-07-03
80 MILLION SUGAR COMPANY.
FFDtRtf SPREtDs ITSEfF 4
NSw REFINING FROfE>N

a. 4. spreck el., sss Of ,i.as. ts In o. %
Has tsest Cs@psesesf . Plant IN
fsakers when 10 70 nsve . tapac's,
st Oa. Thousand Bsrrcss . pAJ
The Federal sugar Refining Company.
which vas Incorporated IN Ne~ Jersey .
short time sso with q capital stock ~ 500
oco. hl-d q CERTIFICATE yesterday m lrvnton.
Increasing Ia capital To t5oooo.co The
am~ndsd charter provides fur tes.ODo coo
Per c-nt. cumulative. prrferr-,i s'ork
and similar amount Of common stoyk
The tncorrurators are Ev-ritt jackson. who
has ben the President % the company
pi"rrrJ Smith. Morristoun n. ~. tn. S.cr.-
taTy, and Charles I bingham. Brooklyn
{ \ Spr'ckels, a son ot Claus Spe, kel-
the Pacific Coast sugar man. IL on. ~ tn.
chief men Interested In the Federal sugar
R.'iinins COMPANY. which has ts local ofiic"
at iSs PRINT street
The fe'ieral sugar Refining Company
has about completed a plant In Nonknrs.
which, II IL SAID. will have capacity Of
.ocO barrels Of sugar day. The sugar In
90 be refined by q new proves of washing.
and according 70 report samples will be
On tho market In about ten days
Mr.. Spr~ckels said last night:
Tho board Of Directors Of the Federal
Sugar Raining Company oonsists Of John
w. Mackay. Sir william c. Van Horne.
Dumont Clarke. Edwin Hawiey. William
W. Cook and myself.
Il am President Of the company and Mr..
MAckay. vioe-President. We have q new
process for the refining Of sugar which
eliminates the Use Of animal blood and ami
NAL charcoal and which We believe will
save o. a ton
What the immediate object Of the in
crease Of capital il vas not further stated.
PierrrJ smith u . member Of the sugar
firm Of smith 4 Schipper. with
officas which connect with the Fsderal Refin-
ing Company There are Ne VcrA features In
the amended charter somewhat out Of the
ordinary II Il provided that the preferred
stock may at any time. except when the bookr
are CLOSED for dividsnds, demand its ex-
share for share, for common stock
This exchange In 10 be- effected by cancelling
the preferred stock 20 be converted. which
IL s expressly provided shall not be reissued
under any circumstances. and issuing In
Its place common stock There IL also a
redemption clause In tho charter. empower
ing ia. company 10 retire the preferred
stock In such quantities and In such manner
~ may be- decsdcd. upon the payment Of
all accrued dividends and SIPS In cash for
zach share
The holder. however. NAV In such an
sven, waive his right 20 the s7s premium
and insist upon the privilege formerly
expressed Of converting his preferred
stock into common stock
In sugar Refining Cir~le- YESTERDAY.
surprise was expressed over the action
4 the Federal Cumpany IN largely in
'rsesng ~ capital One rehnsr was
q tho opinion that mistake had beor
made m N. figure He added 'hai & A
Sprc~kel- had not h--sn associated with |
li- father OF brothers IN the sugar husl-
l.s- for several wears
The sun., 1902-07-03
TrenIon Pottrrie>.

Tie Trenton Potterirs Company has
flied an amended charter making its pro-
f.rr..d stock non cumulative a. per cont.
The back di vidends have tcen satisfied
Nv funding certificates which carry 4 J,ar
cent interest and ar. 20 la r'-ie.med hv n
sinking fund 4 = lawton. secretary
uf ~" company, ha~ iss,I'si a circular. which
states thai fur each iop shares ~ IN. pre-
f.rr,-l stock Deposited With the Trust Com-
pany ui the Republic, a. trustee" tho do
pp-itur will r,-cciv" I0 shares of ia. Trcn-
tom pott"ti'~ company per cent pre-
f,rr-d stock conforming to The provisions
of the amended charter and ~ .too in the
Trenton po't"ri"~ company per cent
funding certificates
The sun., 1902-07-03
wa~s rorei>s RrtDs>e ~,
~ssrte. 20 ssnp~,sti,- ps.trs n, ess,s
and ~. rv.ns,i,s.i. y. -

<tertts ~ empTNtfse btFWa " e~s"
ard ths r~pns,i,ssi. y. y.
PHnAusLPutA. July . II Broksrs and In
ve-,of. a.. wund-rtnx at the couitnnsd
high prtc- - Rsssilns stock. In visv ~
the fsrt that the company h lc-snE uonsv
on Account - the coal strike The most
pLau-ible r-a-on offered Nv m~n Who have
ths reputation of knowing In advanc" of
trns, big movements, - that Oeorg-
Gould Is after ths R.A.iing. intending 20
maze h rar' - his wshash systsm He
IL dcstrou- ~ obtaining a terminal In PhilA-
dslph,a H- - Said Ia b- planning a short
route froin Piitsburg TO tid-~ai-r and
the Reading would - highly d.sirabls
A. = conncctins lnk
IN" Gu,id interests claim the support
of Mr. Mufgsn In extending N" wabash
- tide~at"r n Nr Morgan controls
tho Reading r1imurs arp current of d.al
that Will net the great tuarCicf many tni.-
huns and chang" The Rsading'S ownership
IhIi this - not th" -oh' reason gwen for
the strength of Reading -'ock IN N" fac"
II disastrous strike In. fact - that
all offerings of Rsadins ar- meeting with
good buving, not by the public tut 10y
houses which often act ~ agents 81 the
Rnnsyl,ania Railroad Company. II u
said that IN. company has acquired heavy
holdings within n" ia-t few months. enough
A. lear 10 give representation on the Read
ing Board of Directors a. the neSt elec ion.
THIS story meets with much belicf In lew
Of Gould's ambitious designs and the Psnn-
syivania's determination TO block thein.