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TTOS NEW-YORK SUNT) AT. OOTOBEB 20. 180ft. ITOTm PARTS TWE2TTY-EIOIIT PAGE 3. The traction were inclined to react, although the volume of bueincas was light.

People's reacted from 6tH to 68, Philadelphia from 77H to T7. Union from 21Vfa to 81, and Indianapolis from 56 to Metropolitan Kilned S. selling at Biw and Baltimore closed unchanged. The specialties were quiet. United Oaa Improvement sell lag at and Cambria at On aalea of a mall fractional lot of Welsbach the price declined to tti, as against S4, at the clcae yesterday.

The ether market waa dull, with aalea In Lehigh Valley at 41 and Pennsylvania at At the close the market was barely steady. Dick rotors A'Rea. 10 Street. New-York, report closing price aa follows: Saturday. Friday.

Bid. Askeo- 'BIJ. Asked. Acetylene 2 SO 2 Baltimore Traction. caxnDrie Can.

84 Choctaw 14 Con. Trac. 27V Elec. Traction Klec. Trac receipts.

Elec. Stg. com 74 Elec Ht. rt 764 Electro Pneumatic. 55 64 55 3 15 a -78 74 15H 2W 28,4 73-4 .73 ttestonvuie com 55 It 55, 221 42 DO Hestonvtlle Hunt.

B. 31 Hunt. B. T. Indianapolis Ins.

Co. of 53 55 22 48 99 TO is4 55 50 80 210 5 53 55 22 55H K4 Lehtfh Navigation. 4-i UhUh Valley 41 Met. Traction WV Northern 70 Northern 44 Northern Pac pf. 18j Pennsylvania Pen a.

Steel 50 Penn. Steel pf. (new) tsO P. Steel full People' a 5)? Phi la. 76 Phlla.

At Erie 20 a 4 19 55 55 51 85 210 5H 77 85 220 5ir 28 2S Beading ......9 15-18 10 10 3-16 10 Rochester Ry 38 United Cos. of N. Union Trac.5 pd. 21 2114 United Oaa Imp S3 b5V W. N.

Y. A 3 Welsbach. full 133 Welsbach V2 BONDS. Indianapolis 5s 96 N. J.

Con. 5s 86 87 Newark Pasa 5a 106 People's Trac 4 Union Trac 4s 7 794 238 21 21U 85 85 3 4 131 133 94H 84 93 7tH 95 87 106 94 79 TUB BOSTO.1 MARKET. Boston. Oct. 19.

The market for local stocks in Boston waa duller than It has ben for a Ions; time. There were some sale of Mexican Central incomes. The first sold off 4 to 23Vv nd the seconds oft to 11. Boston and Albany waa steady at 208. and Boston and Maine was up to 176.

Bell Telephone declined Vi. to 197H- New-York. New-Haven and Hartford waa strong at 187W. Bay state va waa uuu 'anri utadv at 12U. Money loaned at 24 per cent.

New-York funds sola at Mgiuc discount. Messrs. J. 8. Bache A 47 Exchange Place.

New-York, report closing quotations received from F. R. Cordley A Co. as fol lows: LAND STOCKS. Saturday.

Friday. Bid-Asked. Bld.Atked. Anniston City 24 24 Boston 3 3 Brookline 4 4Vs 4 Kan 4 5 4s West End 2 2V 2V 4 2tt TELEPHONE STOCKS. American Bell 197 198 1974 198 Erie 68 tJS 68 69 Mexican 4.

SO 85 8il New-England 90 89 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. 85 90 Dominion Coal 15 Dominion Coal nf M5 15 15 i5 oa 22V, 15 General Electric pf 66 67 Illinois Steel 78 79 Lamson Store S'v'ce. Reece Button 22 23 West. Elec 1st 55 t5 Weatinehouse Elan 68 SO 23 23 Bay State Oaa 12 12 12 RAILROAD STOCKS. Boston 208 208 208 Boston A .206 206 Boston A Maine.

...176 175 Central Mass 13 13 Cent. Mass. .56 56 209 176 14 166 C. J. R.

S. 99 100 90 C. J. R. A S.

Conn. A Paas. pf. 103 102 103 147 17 Fitchbura; Fltcnburg- pf. 92 -Flint Maine Central 135 N.

N. H. A 16 92 135 187 197 jo 90 46 187 N. I A -N. IS.

pi. 102 1VZ 177 'or. Wor 190 Old Colony West End 70 Weat End pf 71 9o 71 MINING STOCKS. A Hours 1 Atlantic 21 22 fc5 18 320 75 20 30 140 140 21 7 21 2 Boston A Montana. 18vt 1 Butte A 1 Cal.

A Hecla ....315 uia sis Centennial Franklin 19 Keaxsarg-e Osceola 29 Qulncy 18U Tamarack 138 Tamarack. Jr 20 Wolverine 7 BONDS. B. A M. R.

(Neb.) ext. 6a B. A M. Mt. N.

ext. 6s C. J. R. A S.

Y. c. 6s ....110 Cons. R. of Vt.

1st 5s Eastern 1st Mexican C. cn. 69 4 Mexican C. 1st 23 Mexican C. 2d 11 Tk a TkT T7 nr 60 20 29 140 138 20 7 75 18 20 30 142 140 "ft 115 108 91 70 24 12 121 69 22 11 70 24 N.

Y. A N. E. 1st B. U.

Gas 1st 80 B. U. Gas 2d 5s 56 UNLISTED. 1 57 80 81 57 Ft. Wayne Elec 1 2 Bay S.

G. Inc. 7s. 26 30 And accrued interest. 1 26 FINANCES OF THE NATION.

Condition of the Treasary, with Re ceipts aad Kxpendl tares. Washington, Oct. 19. Statement of the condition of the United States Treasury and the receipts and expenditures of the Government on the 19th day of October, 1895: CASH IX THE TREASURY. OMd coin S8T.483.543.46 Oui-1 bullion Total tl43.821.244.08 Outstanding gold cer- tincatcs t50.

635,889.00 Leas gold certificates la Treasury 182.670.00 Total Balance t30. 453.010. 00 1 13.368. 225.08 Standard silver dol lars Silver bullion 060, 144.10 Totsl Outstanding certificates Leas sliver .8348.453.002. 1 silver t3V2.W27.504.

00 certlfl- caxes in Treasury. 8. 048,744. 00 Total Balance ..3333.080. 740.

00 tl4. 473. 142.10 standard liver dot- ars in lMft) tl72.6O8.00 elver bullion of l(sH cost 124.001.672.23 Total tl4I.804.280.2S Less outstanding Treasury notes. .1141.804.280.00 Balanco Lnlted States notes. 1 107,001,01 1.75 Outstanding- currency ceruficatoe 68.565.000.00 Lasa curraacy cortin- cate la Treasury.

11.110.000.00 .25 Total 857,475,000.00 Balance Treaaury notes of IStoO Kauonai bank notes. 5.819,2i3.88 Fractional silver coin' 13.84. IT Practiooal currency. 824.44 Minor 1.2Or,42.30 Leposit in NaUunal banks Bonds and Interest PW B.018.037.M 50.423,011.73 Total t70.0O4.227.C3 National bunk 5 par cent, fund Outstanding checks and drafts. sbunHBC officers ns Is noes fust Office Iepart- ment account.

Miscellaneous Items. 8. 138. 803. 30 6,752.907.73 28,522.230.18 J.041.5O4 94 1,706.

343.83 Total 848,000.881.37 22. 543.34ft. 24 Available tiaah bal aace. tncludina- .8180.810. 725.53 KECtlJr-TS.

This This Month. Piecal Tear, easterns. 84i.us,6a ab.1MVM t53.oua.l95.9S JZlTT 8.132.971.18 45. 483. 400.

19 PM- M.2S4.1S 4.500.6B1.89 8091.834-43 1198X3774 EXPENDITURES. Civil and This miscel- Thta Dev. This Month. Fiscal Tear. leaeoue.

8l.Oi.oO te.Soo.oou.oO 82.su,oss.2 War 600. 000.00 zl.8A4.40S.o4 NT 18i.ODO.0O A.o6.3W.IT 3T.0UO.00 s23.O0O.0O 8.M4.813.8 Pensions 100.000.00 10.TV1.OOO.0O See. Interest. 41.000.00 4.884.O00.O0 14.837.184.88 Total. $1,143,000.00 $28,682,000.00 tl34.lSXTSO.7ft NATIONAL BANK FUND.

This Thla Day. Tbls Month. Fiscal Year. ipoaua under act July July la. II oaa ua- act July 14.

22.500.00 S8I.207.00 1,399.814.00 89 I. REDEMPTION OF NOTES. 18 ll Cnder act July 14. t4S.S24.00 S5S1.S66.50 S3.1SS.924.50 IT. 8.

Not. Trees. Notes. (Nine 18Tb. (Since lsuo.l Total To date SSlo.OOS.IMtf s7Ll2.o-l S3fM.ltMi.00M Thla fl'e'l yr.

87. ITS. 858 1.417.08X Thla UJie Ant UT tMi Thla S4J SailMW Net sold and bullion reserved for redemption or United states notes. Section 12. Act July 12.

United States bonds held by the Treasurer of ne united states to secure National bank circu lation: Currency 6a. tUL043.OU0: 0 per cents. tlS.S16.8o0; 4 per centa of 1803. tlS.500.5UO; 4 per centa of 19u7. tl4t.

888.800; 2 per centa, SAO: total. S210.ttlo.OoO. To secure public moneys in the National bank aepoeitorles: tirrency oa, 0 per centa. 4 pr cents of 18J. t576.000; 4 per centa of 1907.

tll.fr4S.000; 2 par ceuta. Sl.033.000; total. To secure circulation durin the 'week ended Oct. 18: United States bonda deposited, United States bonda withdrawn. 12U.UU0.

National bank circulation outstandlnc: Cur rency. Sirexa.USO: aold notes. National bank notea urine; the week ended Oct. 18: Received for redemption. tl.777.84X Redeemed: To be returned to banks of Issue, to be destroyed and new notes Issued, S734.7U5: to be destroyed and retired.

tl00.007. Deposit received for redemption of notes of National banks railed, in iiquuuitton, ana reauc-inx circulation. SttS.OuO; balance of such deposits la the Treasury. tii3.o41.0Uii. The receipts for customs for to-day were from Internal revenue, miscellaneous, National bank notes received for redemption, 2M.581.

COMPACT RES E.N TS DICTATION Twentj-Second g-iment Men Ee fused to Elect ss Csptsin One Whose Xsme Wss Sosested from Headquarters. Company of the Twenty-second Regi ment has locked horns with regimental headquarters over the question whether its selection of a Captain shall be influenced by the officers at headquarters. Some time ago the Captain of the com pany. George A. Demarest.

waa promoted to Major, and a committee was appointed by the company to select a successor for whom the company should ballot. This committee waa composed of Sergt. Ger- hardt, Sergt. 3eatty, Corps. WeUs and Schaeffer, and Privates Terry, Fetxer.

and Slator. They comprised' some of the old est men in the company, and the men In the rank and file had the greatest confi dence in their Judgment. The committee said that they did not wish to be precipi tate In their choice, and would take plenty of time. They stated that they had been advised by Major Demarest not to be hasty In selecting his successor. Some of the members of the company fa vored the election of First Lieut.

Edwin Win thro Dayton, and. fearful lest the committee might overlook him in the nomination, at a recent meeting of the com- Daov called down the committee for alleged duatoriness. mere was a woray war, ana the committee resigned. The company would not consent to this, and told the committee to take all the time it wanted. If it took all Winter.

The committee then waited upon ex- Cant. 8. Ellis Brigg-s and tendered him the nomination. He said he would consider it and inform them. It was generally under stood in the company that he was willing to become the captain, me members were accordingly surnrised when, on Monday night.

Col. Camp ordered an election for Captain for Friday night, despite the fact mat no candidate naa oeen reported on oy the committee. It was freely reported that Briggs had promised tne regimental neadquarters tnat he would not run. The company declared this waa the result of the screws being put on at neaaquarters, wnicn was said to De favorable to the candidacy of Dayton. The committee, on which there are several law yers, promptly sent word tnat 11 tne election took place without the committee being neara irom on tne subject tne company would take pains to set aside the election by legal proceedings.

Thereupon the regi mental authorities saw that a preliminary meeting of the company was called to meet oerore tne time 01 tne election naay night. The entire strength of the company was practically present. The committee reported that evidently their work had been replaced by others, who had usurped their prerogatives, and they would not report any name. They then retired. However, when the balloting be gan, the name of Briggs was used against Dayton.

"No headquarters rule waa the slofran during the balloting. The vote stood lor Bnggs and 23 for Dayton. Lieut, col King presided, and when he announced the result he took occasion to tell the company that they had made a mistake. The men received this opinion in sullen silence. The men say that any other attempt from headquarters to interrere will meet the same fate.

So hot was the feeling that both sides had scouts at the door to catch the members and give them the printed ballot. Many of those who voted for Dayton say they did so with a misunderstanding of the sit uation. 4 Col. Camp, after the election, said that Briggs had told him he would not run. and ne tnougnt nis election was a mistake.

STATE CAPITAL GOSSIP. Albany, Oct. 19. The action of Private Secretary Ashley W. Cole in delegating- unto himself powers of the Executive In directing' Superintendent of Public Buildings Eas- ton to reinstate discharged orderlies is severely criticised by (Republicans about the CapitoL They consider it an unjustifiable interference.

CoL Cole's explanation la that he did not want to annoy the Governor with the sauabble between the retired emnlovea ana superintendent a Adjutant Gen. McAlpln did not forget a single person in his office while he was en joying his journey abroad. Each one re ceived a pretty souvenir, in most cases a valuable one. a The State Fisheries, Game, and Forest Commission is gradually but surely getting rid of the force of employes which served under the old Forest and Fish and Game commissions. When one of the old em ployes Is dropped the explanation is aiven out tnat tne appropriation is running low ana mat expenses must De cut.

Capt. and Assistant Surgeon William i Valentine of the Seventh Regiment has been granted a full and honorable discharge. Capt. Valentine is native of New-York, and joined the Seventh Regiment. Company as a private June 8, ltaao.

He has been Assistant Sura-eon of the reeriment since June 1. IBOI. Assemblyman A bell, who failed to secure a nomination for the Senate in Brooklyn, has not been so anxious to push his investigation into the civil service and Resents' depart ments as na waa oelor tne nominations were made. He virtually concluded his ln- aulry. being the head of the committee.

yesterday, it is estimated that fully one- sixth of the 8U0.UU0 words of testimony taken at tne sittings or the committee consists of the prolix questions of Mr. Abe 11. o.a The new Prison Commission, which or ganised July 17 last by electing Lispenard Stewart President, is devoting its time this Fall to receiving suggestions and listening to arguments on the best mod to employ prisoners and the punishment of convicts. The Secretary has been directed to corre spond with the authorities of Mew-Jersev. and to Invite the experience of expert au- tnonties In Jngiand.

Jr ranee, and Italy on the subject of convict labor on public roads, and as to bow the same are built, operated, and maintained, and as to whether such labor is employed upon them at the present time or not. Commissioner Charles J. Boyd, In a long communication, made this statement: In the Superintendent's office in this building there is a gentleman who is the deputy, and has been under all Superin tendents) tsajter is nis name wno is a regular encyclopedia on prison work, and who is familiar with the matter of prison labor from 179-9 to date, and I am satisfied that when we ret into this Question thor oughly, he will be a very valuable man to have appear before ns aad state his air. Baker Is to go before the Commissioners on Oct, 81, the same day on which Bupertiuenaent of prisons Lathron IS to give turn views. Financial Directory.

BANKS. I siaivr i vnra. je. s. js CAPITAL, S2.O0O.U0U.

SURPLUS. S2.VUO.OO0l. Merchants' National Bank da Wall Street. Chemical National S70 Broadway. National Bank of Commerce CAP.

AND BUR. S8.S00.000. SO Naasaai St. Mercantile National Bank Can. and 8urnIua.

Sl.B00.00a 1B1 Broadway. Hanover National Bank CAPITAU tl.00O.00O. StrRTLUS, tl.900.0o0. aaa 11 saaiaa at. Thft Rank Corscr Beekaas aid Kassaa Street.

Fourth National 16 Kattas Street. Central National S22 Broadway. Chase National Bank IS Nan aaa Street. PHILADELPHIA. Fourth Street National Bank Capital, 1.500,000.

Sarplaa, Sl.115.000. TRUST COMPANIES. Continental Trust Company wall street. ATLANTIC THl'ST COMPANY, 3U WILLIAM STREET. V.

P. RANDOLPH. Pres. J. S.

SUYDAU. Be'y. Manhattan Trust Co, Comer Wall aasl Naassa Streets. NEW-YORK. SECURITY Jt TRUST -f aaa wail street.

CAPITAL, tl. OOO.OOO SURPLUS, tl.000.000- The State Trust Co. SO Wall Street. flititta States Stortwat tints jor. CAPITAL S2.000.000.

SURPLUS SSOO.OOO. MUTUAL Ura BUlll-NO. 59 CEUAH, ST. Washington Trust Company Stewart nenqiaa wroaaway. Bankers' Cards.

ODD LOTS. FRACTIONAL LOTSof all the active stocks bought and sold for cash and on margin at the New-York Stock Exchange at the market price of one-hundred-share lota. PRIVATE WIRE TO CHICAGO. Grain and provision business solicited. DOUGLAS JONES.

Members Xew-York Stoelc Exehaage. 18 New next door to the N. Y. Stock Exchange. MARKET LETTER ON W.

N. COLER Bankers. MUNICIPAL BONDS. ORDERS EXECUTED FOR ALL IN VESTMENT SECURITIES. 34 NASSAU STREET, N.Y.

Holmes 91 Broadwav. New-York. MEMBERS OK THE N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

Receive accounts and deposits of Firms. Individuals. Ac, and allow Interest on daily bal ances. Buy and sell for eash or carry on margin at lowest rates of interest on the New-York. Phila delphia; Boston, and Chicago Stock Exchanges, BtocKs.

uonas. urtui, tjottun, Ac. BRANCH OFFICE. HOFFMAN HOUSE. J.S.BACHE&CO., Bankers and Brokers, 47 Eiehaage Place, 43 Leonard N.

Y. Members of the New-York aaa Ckieags Btek Ex ehasgei aaa Chleage Bears Trade. Orders executed in COTTON in Bew- Tork, New-Orleans and Liverpool. W. B.

sniTH BANKERS AND BROKERS. 81 BROADWAY. N. Y. STOCKS.

BONDS. GRAIN. COTTON. and all securities that are dealt In on New-York, vuicago, ean rancisco, rnuaaeipnia, or Boa- ton Excnanges bought and sold for cash or carried on margin. Market Letter on Application.

(EstsMlshed 1878.) HAVEN STOUT, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 2 Exchange Court, New York, Bay mmd Sell MmUrmmd Steefcs emel Bnda Asreta er (' as x-zet cent. Ce saissie Members of the Consolidated Exchange. HOLUSTEE BABCOCK BANKERS BROKERS, 17 AND 19 BROAD ST. MEMBERS NEW-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Financial.

To the Holders of Certificates of the Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company OF PHILADELPHIA Iaaued upon the surrender of certificates of the ni Chicago Gas Company Referring to the Committee's advertisement of October sd, 1890. the time for the deposit of certificates with the Central Trust Company of New-York. 64 Wall Street, under the agreement dated October 1st. 1800. Is extended until and Including November 1st.

1805. Engraved negotiable receipts of the Central Trust Company, listed on the New-York Stock Exchange, will be issued for the deposited certificates. Dated New-York, October IT. 1880. FHGUGHiu p.

oiitoTT. uaairsMB. RO SWELL P. FLOWER, ANTHONY N. BRADY, WALTON FERGUSON.

C. K. G. BILLINGS, WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL.

J. N. WALLACE, Committee. Seeretary. Be Wall New.Yorfc.

iCKERBOcCe TRUST CO. 234 FIFTH COR. 27TH ST. BRANCH. BROADWAY.

CAPITAL S1.000.000.00 DESIGNATED LEGAL DEPOSITORY. Interest Allowed on That Deposits. Checks pass through N. Y. Clearing House.

Acts as Executor. Guardian, or admlnianu. of Estates, and aa Receiver, Registrar, Transfer and Financial Agent tor States, Railroads, aad Corporatlona. ey Loaned on Bond and Mortara-. Separate Department with Special Facilities for Ladles.

ROBERT MACLAY. President. x. UAaNKi, Vice President. an A 4.

XinUOTJO, SO IOC tTSSldsnt. FRED-K ELDRIDOE. Secretary. J. HENRY TOWN8ENP.

Aaa-t Secretary. MONEY TO LOAN. vm nm ana Mortgage on naeacuav rsawsw-lork City Real Estate, Property must be worth at least twice Ike amount of loaa. The Bowery Savings Bank, 1S-I30 BOWERY. THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE CONSOLI-dated First Mtgs.

8 per cent. RagMtered Bonds of the East Tenn eases, and Oa. Ry Co. will tmw or j. f.

Mor (an a N. Friday, Oct. 26. 18b3. at o'clock, preparatory to the payment of the semi-annual Interest thereon, due Nov.

1. lKtt, and will open Nov. 1 at 10 A. M. juaian r.

tiim Seo'y Soutaera nf Co. New-York, Oct. IS. 1806. BROWN BBOTHEBB 4 00, NO.

8 It Wil urr ISSUE COMMERCIAL A WT fpR A VlTT.TT'RS Financial. OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Reorganization. The undersigned- at stoca or the OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPAJrv a Committee to protect such interests and to for- uiusm a pian of reorganisation. HOLDERS OP rmirp CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE? BONDS AND Blvt 01 nat company are invited to deposit uiv same with tfc inn im a mwmf vuiii 1 Xaaaau RtML Kn.Tnrk ne the OLD COLONY TBrrr rnMPivv mea Bufldlaa-.

Boa ton under- a mwllnilnar aareemanC copies of which mar be obtained from either depositary. Certificates of deposit will be given, to be luted as soon as possible on the r.n-nanaes la New-Tark and Rimn The agreement Drovtdea that an mtdiw maw withdraw ala securities without charge, it he is dissatisfied with the Plan when issued. In View Of tbk atllta latalv haa-iin tka xrustee under the Consolidated Mortaag. tt la important that deposits be made at ones. uated October 8th.

1305. JOHN O. MOORE. i of Moore 'A Scnley. JOHN I.

WATERBURT. Prest. Hsshsttsa Trwst Co. T. JEFFERSON COOUDGE, JR.

Prest. Old Colony Trast Baatosw HENRY W. CANNON. Prest. Chase Natlomal Baalc ED WIN S.

HOOLET, Hew-Torlc JULES 8. BACHE. of J. S. Bache Jk Co.

SIMPSON. THACHER BARNUM. CoansaL Our Letter of yesterday will tell you what we think of CLEVELAXD, LORAI.V Jt WHEELHG, what we think the general market will do, AND some suggestions about making the dealing ta WHEAT AJTD COTTOIf A BUSINESS. We believe more attemDts 'at money making are to be made than has been seen in 15 years. It is absolutely necessary for one to hav a medium through which to act.

Do you think there is any concern In New- xotk wno wilt te more wideawake than us in finding out the good things? CALL AND SEE rs OR SEND FOR OUR LETTERS AND CIRCULARS. HAVE YOUR AO- COUNT OPEN WITH US. AND THUS BE SURE OF RECEIVING EVERY LETTER AND HAVING EVERY OPPORTUNITY PLACED BEFORE YOU. T.E.UARQ&G0. BANKERS AXD BROKERS.

81 AND S3 BROADWAY. NEW-YORK. CENTRAL BRANCH, 819 BROADWAY. CORNER THOMAS ST. IP-TOWN BRANCH.

1.270 BROADWAY, NEAR 83D ST. A LARGE MAJORITY OF Kansas Pacific Consolidated FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS hare been deposited with the undersigned Commit tee. Notice is hereby given to the holders of the bonds not yet deposited that they must be placed with the Mercantile Trust subject to the order of the Committee, on or before NoTesi- Wr 1st. After that elate soads will ealr fee eeeelTed at the will of the Cosnaalttee and with penalty of twenty dollars a bond. Holders of re ceipts of the CONTINENTAL TRUST CO.

who desire to deposit their bonds with this Committee may do so WITHOUT EXPENSE be fore NOVEMBER 1ST on presenting their receipts at the MERCANTILE TRUST CO. FREDERICK D. TAPPEN. Chairman; LOUIS THOMAS DENNY. OLIVER AMES.

2d. Boston. GEORGE E. LEIGHTON. St.

Louis, Mo. W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT. Committee. W.

EMLEN ROOSEVELT. Secretary, 33 Wall St. STRONG A CADWALADER. Counsel. Kansas Pacific Consols.

To the Holders of Oar Receipts! New-York, Oct. 1. 1895. Since our last notice was issued, the great ma jority of the bonds have been united under the auspices of another committee. This committee.

therefore, has, in the interest of its determined to dissolve Its organization. The holders of our receipts are notified that this committee has effected an arrangement with the Tappen Committee, whereby such holders can. without expense or payment to this committee. exchange our reoeipts for the transferable certifi cates of the Tappen Committee, on presenting our receipts at the Mercantile Trust Company. The holders of said receipts and the bondholders who have signed our agreement without having deposited their bonds should avail themselves of this arrangement before Nov.

1. 1803, in order to avoid expense. By order of tne committee. jiuim huuhci, aecrexary. NEW-YORK.

October 18. 1886. To the Security Holders of the Union Pacific lain Line proper, inclusive of the Kansas Pacific Line: The undersls-ned. having been requested by Urn interests in tho above lines to effect a combination of First Mortgage and other Bond holders, so that a practicable reorganisation ox ih. TTnion Pacific and Ksnsss Pactflo Mali unes mav be secured, have prepared a plan of reor I ganization.

of wnicn copies may am ohww sr. tho" -1 ganisation, of which copies may be obtained from OLD COLONY TRUST CO- Boston. LOUIS FITZGERALD. Jims n. ICHIFF.

tv COOLIDGE. Jr 1 ca rnilfSfRV 1M nEPEW. MARVIN HTJGHITT. OLIVER AMES. 2D.

WIN SLOW 8. FIERCE. Counsel. ALVIN W. KRECH, Sesretary.

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CP-TOWN BRANCH. 1.132 Broadway, next to Delmonlco's. near 26th BC BOSTON OFFICE, 85 STATE 8T. DIRECT WIRES. FORT WORTH DENVER CITY RAILWAY First Alortgage Bondholders.

Notice Is hereby given that a majority of the first mortgage bonda of the Fort Worth aad Dsn' ver City Railway Company are now In control of the Committee and that the receipts of the MERCANTILE TRCST COMPANY OF NEW-YORK. ISSUED THEREFOR. HAVE BEEN LISTED ON THE NEW- YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Bondholders who have not deposited their bonds with the Mercantile Trust Company are re quested to make early deposit of the same, aa the committee will at once proceed to ask neces sary authority from the courts to reorganise the company without foreclosure, and it Is desirable that unanimous consent of the bondholders should be had. No plan of reorganization can be submitted to the bondholders untU the courts have granted certain concessions and approval.

G. M. DODGE, Chairman Reorganisation Committee. J. T.

GRANGER, Secretary. No. 1 Broadway. We buy and sell the stock of Mergenthaler Linotype Co. CURTIS ROriAINE, BANKERS, V' EXCHANGE COURT.

New-York City, Dividends. THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLTJMXNATTNQ COMPANY OF NEW-YORK. 67 Duane Nsw-York, Sept. 28. 1806.

42D CONSECUTIVE DTVIIJEND. A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Or ONE 1KT1 ONE-HALF UK) PER CENT, on the capital stock of this oomnanv has been declared, nav- able November L-laWS, to stockholders of record at 8 P. M. on the lfiTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 189S, at which time the transfer books will be closed, to be reopened November at 10 A.

M. IX. WILLIAMS, THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE GENERAL 1st Mtse. 4 per cent, registered bonds of the Cla. clnnati.

Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago R'y Co. and of the First Collateral Trust Mta-e. 4 Der cent. St.

Louis Division Regiatered Bonda of the C. C. C. 8t R'y Co. will close at tne office of the Central Trust Co.

of N. Friday. Oct. 28. '1899.

at o'clock, preparatory to the payment of the respective quarterly and semi-annual Inter est taereoa. due Nov. 1. lbes. and will Nov.

1 at 10 A. M. F. OSBORN. 8eey.

ClncinnaU, Ohio, Oct. 18, 1808. CINCINNATI. SANDUSKY CLEVELAND HAXLROAB COMPANY. October 12.

1895. The semi-annual dividend of Three Per Cent. will be paid on the preferred stock of thla company oa November 1, at, the oBce of Messrs. j. p.

Morgan New-York. Transfer books willdoev at P. October 22. 180S. and reopen at 10 o'clock A.

Novem ber z. jr. u. uuasTUCK, Treasurer. THE NASSAU BANK.

New-York, Oct. 1, 1886. 85 TH CONSEOUTIVE DIVIDEND. A semi-annual dividend of Four 4) Per free from tax. waa this day declared, payable oa and after Nov.

Transfer books closed until Nov. z. W. H. ROGERS.

Cashier. Meetings and Elections. CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO ST. LOUIS RA1LWA CUkfAMI. Ton are hereby notified that the annuel meeting of the stockholders of this Company for the election of Directors and for such other business as may come before the meeting, (including the approval of all acts of the Board of Directors and all Committees thereof since the last annual meeting.) will be held at the office of the Company, corner Third and Smith la Cincinnati, Ohio, on WEDNESDAY.

October 80, 1806, at 10 o'clock A. M. The stock transfer books will be closed at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday, October 8. 1695, and reopen at 10 o'clock A. M.

Monday. November 4. E. F. OSBORN.

Secretary. Cincinnati. September is, jovo. THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND UNION tflVUK lAKUS IAA New-York. Oct.

T. 1890. MnHr-m is hsrebv srlven that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chicago Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards for the election of Directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting, will be held at the office of the company, northwest corner of Green aad Grand Streets, Jersey City, N. oa the 14tk day of 184. at 11 o'clock In the forenoon.

The transfer books ot me company wui ciose at a I M. on Tuesday. Oct. 15. aad reopea at 10 A.

M. on Friday. Nov. 18, 1896. Br order of tne tsoara oi uirecrora.

WILLIAM C. LANE, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE NEW-ORLEANS A NORTH- EAaiKH IU1U1UAU Natlc la hereby siren that the annual meet Ins: of the stockholders of this company for the pur- nose of lectins a Board or i-i rectors ror tne en suing year, and for the transact joe of such other business aa may come oeiore ue meeting, wiu ne held at the office of the company, la the City of NeW-Orieans. on Wednesday, November 8th. 1896, at 12 o'clock.

Boon. jumn ultnh, Becretary. New-Orleans. October 8th. 1890.

gi.LTZXAX'8 BAIL IS 12,009 Blaclcsaall Case Aa-alast the Parka arst Asreat Be Psikta. David T. Saltxman, the Parkhurst ag-ent who Is accused of having' blackmailed Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of 84 Great Jones Street, was held yesterday in 82,000 bail for examina tion. Abraham Levy appeared for Salts-man, while Superintendent Dennett of the Parkhurst society appeared as one of the prosecutors.

Matilda Rue. a colored servant, stated to the court that she had opened the door for Mr. Bailsman wnen he called. Mr. Dennett said that he was aiaa that this case was brought up, and stated that the society would nrosecute this and any other blackmail case to fullest extent.

rie runner declared tnat ne naa suspected Baltxman for some time, but had allowed him to testify before the Excise Board a few days asTO. in order not to excite sus picion. ITSQI tne cniex counsel ox tne ruir burst society, directed Mr. Dennett to drop all cases srslnst Police Captains and dis orderly houses, and devote himself exclusively to punishing the derelict scents of the society. Sense Peeple Are Newer SatlsaeeL From The London Dally News.

Some people are never satisfied. Aa um brella maker In Paris has been Interviewed on the subject of the sudden chance la the weather. Well." remarked his Interlocutor, things are looking- well for you. I suppose you are selling enormous numbers of umbrellas? Vary likely." was the traders repiy; ana- wou ai ibout my sun- shades Asaaterelaas Allowed te Clear. Collector KUbreth permitted the Amster dam of the Netherlands-American Lino to dear yesterday, pending investigation of the complaint against Capt.

Stenger, that be ignored tne signals or the revenue cutter Hudson, oa his arrival in port. "Capt. Stengers company has furnished a bond te cover his fine, should it appear that he ignorea we signals purposely. THE COMING H0R8E SI307 A Good List of Eutries'fcr lit ExtlM-' tica Secured, INTEREST IX THE EVE5T tJXl BATED Ksw Features Introdaced In the Dreedins; Classes Tbe Hackney Judges Selected A Grand Show Certain. All day Friday and Saturday Aseistaas Secretary Hyde of the National Horse Show Association and his clerks were kept busy receiving entries for the show, which is to be held at Madison Squire Garden during ths week of Nov.

11-18, Inclusive. The entries, which closed last night, are numerous, as usual, and Include a number of exhibitors who have not previously competed at these exhibitions. Veteran exhibitors do not as a rule forward their entries untU the. last possible moment, so that the total number of exhibitors In the several classes will not be known before Tuesday or Wednesday. But there Is every Indication that ths entries will be in excess of those of a year ago, the growth of the horse shows throughout the country having largely Increased the number of possible and probable exhibitors.

Ths growth of what Is still called the bicycle erase does not seem to have lessened the Interest In the high-class, finely bred, and showy roadster or park horse. Even golf cannot wholly wean the lover of tbe horse from his fondness for riding behind a fine turnout. That there will be better teams and more finely appointed traps at the horse show this year than ever before la a certainty. Not only are a lot of high-class horses being tutored and prepared especially for the show, but they will be shown before as fine traps as the most expert of car riage builders can turn out. In harness made for the show, and as perfect In ap pointments as anything can be.

Tbls ap plies equally to the roadster and classes, and to the specialties, -like the tandems, four-in-hands, unicorn or spike teams, and turnouts for park and road use. Since the Institution of the horse show early in the eighties ths character. of the exhibition has Improved with each year until now it has become a nubile edu cator in matters pertaining not only to the horse Itself, but to the proper way in which- to harness him, the proper vehicles to which he should be driven, and also the way in which a driver, either. amateur or professional, should clothe him self and handle his horses. So effective have been the object lessons of the shows held at the Garden and elsewhere, that there Is now no nlace in the world where the turnouts are so correct In every detailspeaking of the rigs driven by the UDDer tenas In New-York City.

Rmok. r-xoj tyn, ana ruuaaeipnia. American carriage makers have for many years led 'the world In the construction of light-harness vehicles, and now. under the impetus given by horse shows, are reducing in the heavier traps for pleasure riving carriages that no foreign makers can excel or even equal. What these artistsfor artists carriage designers of the highest class must be have done during the last twelve months will be seen when ths big show at the Garden opens.

Hither the carriage makers of the rest of the country will come to see aad to study and benefit, it is to be hoped, by what they see. Their Interest In the show is hardly secondary. to that of the dressmakers and milliners, who go to ths Garden to study the fafhlons every year, and there absorb the Ideas of the leaders in their business. Especial effort has been made this year to Increase, If possible, the Interest In the breeding classes, and the prises for the trotting and hackney classes have been made richer than ever. Champion classes for both types of the harness horses have been established, and the Morgan horse and the pacer hsvs both recognition for ths first time.

Village Farm is expected to be represented by as fine a lot aa tbe Messrs. Hamlin have ever sent to the show rlnar. and Rundel eV White, A. B. Darling.

Will iam Simpson, and other near-by trotting horse breeders are expected to be lararelv represented In the competition, while entries from the extreme West and the East are also certain to be made. The competition in the hacknev classes will be as lively as ever, and Dr. W. Seward Webb. A.

J. Cassatt, H. UcK. Twombly, Henry Fairfax. John A.

Logan, P. B. Widener, and other well-known breeders are to be represented. There will be three judges in this class this year Instead of a single Judge, as has been the custom during the last few years. Tbe gentlemen selected are Arthur Few son of Hedon.

Ens- land, a member of the Council of the Qw. lish Hacknev Society, and a recognised authority on the class la England, where be has frequently acted aa Judge; R. p. Ster-icker of Springfield. Ill- a breeder, and a gentleman who has acted as a hackney Judge at shows In Canada and In the Western States, aad Robert Beith of Barman- vi lie.

Ontario, president of the Canadian Hackney Society, and a breeder of this type of horses. As usual, much attention will be nald ta saddle horses, both of the English and American types, aad to hunters and Jumpers. For all of these classes tbe entries are extremely liberal, and would have been cumbersome but for the fact that the management has discouraged indiscriminate entries, where the horses of would-be competitors have been known to be below the average that they should reach In order to stand any chance In the sharp competition. The managers, too. have tried to keep out of the hunting and Jumping classes horses that have not been properly schooled, so that the competitions will not be drawn out as they have been in some of the previous shows.

In the carriags classes the competition will be of the briskest imaginable. In addition to the entries by private parties, dealers and owners of establishments that make a practice of letting out teams have entered largely, as they find ths show ring a good market place lor their wares. This feature is not popular with owners who show only their own teams, and it is not at all Improbable that in future shows special, classes will have to be made for dealers, leaving the amateurs to compete among them selves, Thla seems to be the only war In which to avoid ths hard feelings that are alwsys created wnen a aeaier carries away a prise from one who' keeps his team for nleaaure only and is not up In the tricks of ths dealer, who specially fits his horses by nursing and care for show purposes. Society will, as usual, smile on tbe show and make It the centre about which all other social affairs will revolve. There promises to be lively competition for the boxes, tbe sale of which, to stockholders and members aione, win oe neia in tne concert Hall at the Oarden on the afternoon of Wednesday, Oct.

80. Those who do not care for boxes, but prefer seats Just back of them, as did many last year, can secure seats reserved for the entire show by mailing applications to the society at Its office, 10 East Twentv-third Street, at any time up to Saturday, Nov. 2. The price for seats in the first four rows will be 827 each, admit. ting tbe holder morning, afternoon, and evening, and $21 for the other reserved rows In the first tier, runuc sales or the seats not reserved for the season by members will be held on Nov.

4 and 5 at the ticket office, and the sale of single seats will begin on Nov. 7. Pea teers Taleat aa si PsUater. From The Saturday Review. -Those who knew Pasteur best have al ways averred that If he had abandoned chemistry, he would Meve made a great name for himself as a painter.

BonnaL to whom Pasteur sat" tor that portrait which has been so frequently reproduced In black and. white. Is said to have held this opinion. A few years ago the private apartments of. the Rue d'Ulm ware adorned with a picture of Pasteur's mother by her fa mous son.

which went far to tuatifv the. contention of Pasteur's friends. It reminded one of the work of Bastien Lrae a Arvois. where Pasteur spent his childhood and youth, there are about a doaen sketches in various nouses or Fasteurs companions In his earlier life, ail of which show talent. Though science claimed Pasteur as her own.

a good deal of that leisure which he so grudgingly allowed himself waa spent In the galleries of the Luxembourg, close to his home, and he showed special interest In the Work Of his rountrvman anil protege, Augusts Polntella. But for Pasteur. z-uinieiin wouia nave found tne beginning of his career beset with Innumerable difficulties. The great savant made him come to Paris aad held out a helraag hand. I have had a triple reward," aali Pasteur; I have helped a good fellow and a great artist, and I have experienced the purest of pleasure In the contemplation of his let urea lie has brought the Jura, as it were, te say very doer.

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rotate of California. Onu Taurte TUESDAY. OCT. SX Port Llmoa Oct, sects -fx-t. Fort Darwla St.

Loots Antwerp WEDNESDAY. OCT. 23. Alvena O-t. Lampasas.

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Oct. 1 I Amsterdam Oct. Oata-etaar tea ass a lea. DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM KXW-TOSC Steamer. I Sails.

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26 Chile i Charles um .,5 Bowling (Oct. ztiiooraeiai rch.kly, (. Pnna WlllemL 2 Heaver S( Persia Albaao Buffalo liekia Ardandrose Knlcksro'ker State of 'Oct. it! Hunbwi XT Hroedwar. (Oct.

Zrf Hamburg djreC Oct. 3li Hull Oct. 21 Christian ta as Mais sb no all St. Plsr UN. R.

Oct. S'tlMalansas (Oct. Or leans. KJct. 24i-31ssgow Broad si' Mohawk Champagne Fumesala Msssflsm Adirondack (Oct.

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2oUiaavw lOct. 2S Kotteroaas Oct. zs Kingston Oct. 2ol Havana Saratoga Lelbnlts (Oct. 5 Perna'b'os IS Whlt'al Bt-l Oulf of Oct.

20 Orenada Jli Campania Liverpool 4 Bowline Or.s peninsular Taurte Seminole Aller Llandaff City Advance Oct. 2aAsorss ....128 broad a v. Oct. 2 Liverpool Broadwav-. (Oct.

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City of Pare. Caribbee Oct. aoii-oioa Pier 84 N. H. Oct.

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211 luO Wail St. 4 Broadway. Nov. Nov. Nov.

London Olaagow Rotterdam BowUng Oa. a Broadway. Nov. Nov. 2 Stettia 87 broad we Liverpool Hamburg Liverpool 4 Bowline; 8T breed Nov.

a Nov. Nov. 81 au-tstot it Wblt'al i-v-' Nov. Nov. Nov.

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Nov. 7 Rotterdam S8 broad way. Niagara 8 Nassau Olasgow Liverpool Hamburg lis wail st. 68 Broadwav. St'e of Neb'ka Nov.

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11 Nov. 11 Buss's Prince 2-4 atsjt St. Oeorgie Bostoa Clty Spree Nov. 121 Broadway. Nov.

12 tS Whit alrt- Nov. 121 2 Bowling Or. 8 Bowling Or. New-Terk Kensington Nov. 18 S'th'mptoe Antwerp Liverpool Para La Ouayra.

Nov. 18 Bowling Or. Majsstle Camatense Venesueia Nov. 181 Nov. 181 28 Broadway.

118 Pearl tot. 113 Front ft. Nov. 14 Fulda Wsrra Patria Nev. 1 2 Bowling Or.

2 BowUng Or. Nov. 181 Bremen Nov. 16 Hamburg ST Broadway. Etrurla Nov.

18 Liverpool 4 BowUng Or. Arrives. Hew-TsTk, latarsay, Oet 1SV SS New-Tor k. Orant. Southampton Oct.

12. wltk mdae and passengers to international mtiiw Uoa Company. Arrived at the bar at A. M. SS Powhatan.

Harnden. Venice Sept. I oral tar oet. wita mose to s-neips nmaerF A (v Arrived at the Bar at 1 A. M.

88 Santiago, Lei rb ton, Clenfoegos Oct. S. via Nassaa loth, with avis aad pessenrsra James E. Ward A Co. Arrived at the Bar at 4 A.

M. 88 Prlns Wlllern atateh.) Numan, Feraaine buoo Sept. 2a, via Port aa Prince Oct. 14. wlia, mdse aad passengers to Kunbardt A Co.

rived at the Bar at 4UI P. M. Ship TUile E. Starbuck. Curtla, Honolulu 118 daw wltn sugar to American sugar Manning voov" paay and 1 passenger to V.

D. Dearborn. Brig Carlo, Montgomery. Puerto Cortes Aug. Z.

via Truxllle Sept. 20. wita muse to a-cgers Helnlela. Balled. SS Bratten.

for Loulsburg. S. La Oascoyne- for Havre; Minister May back, for Fluehing; Feliciana, for Cape Town. Algoa Bay. and Laeo Londoas Capua, for Peruana woo and Klo Ja aetro.

via Baltimore; Eave. for Bremen Colorado, for Hull; Baa Beuldo, for Mat ansae an Cardenas; Phoenicia, for Hamburg: Yumuri. fo Havana and Mexican ports; Ethiopia. Olasgow; Alene, for KIhgstoa; Eaaadam. fo Amsterdam; Merlda, for Montevideo; Richmond-for West Point, Straho, for Olasgow a Lsona, for Key West and Oaivsstoa; Missiestp-pL fur London; Old Dominion, for NewporS News sad Richmond: Virginia, for Stettla.

via Copenhagen City of Bkmlnghaaa, for Savannah; El Sud. for New -Orleans; Potomac, fuel London: Jamestown, for Norfolk and Kewporg News: Deutsealaad. for Flushing; Etrurla, foe LlvsroooL Ship British Peer, for Sydney. New South Wale. Bark Professor Llntner, for KUolag, A'samarsi Lady Biasstngton.

for Christian la. Spake a. Ship Jobs McDonald. OA Storer, from New. tors juiy i tor nan rrancisoo, was spoaew Sent.

tS la Ut 4 8. loa AS W. Ship aCenOwortb, (A I laker, from New-Tor Aug. is ror aaa rTanctaoo, was spuaea sept. i.

Ut 10 S. Ion 84 Bark N. B. Morrla. (Br Smith, from Dtetra Sept.

IS for New-York, was spokea Oct. la lat 4 loa W. By Cable. LOKOON. Oct.

IS. SS Galileo, Capt. Pare. from New-lark Oct. for Mull, sssssa tue Li sard to-day.

SS La Touraina, Capt. BaatellL from New. xont Oct. tor Havre, psssss the Llaard toe SS Norma nnla, (Oer) Capt. Bareada, tmra New.

lom oet. 1U, via Cherbourg, arr. at Uaabwrg yesterday. SS Peninsular. (PorLJ Capt.

Bettlaeourt. aid. from Lisbon for New-York Oct. 14. SS Sicilta, CapC Hissing, aid.

from State tin for New-York Oct. 18. SS Lord Harwich Uu aid. from Famrme 8u New-York Oct. 1A SS Rlalto, CapC Rlppeth.

aid. troca Antwerp for New-York Oct. 17. SS City of Lincoln, (br .) from Itottsrdasa. slL from Shields for New.

York vestsrday. SS Russian Prince tbr.) sld. froca Shields to New-York to-day. SS Etoae, Capt. Enwrlrht, from Kew-Tora, Aug.

so. via Montevideo, fer Kosarlo, arr. aA Buenos Arres Sent. 88 Sorrento, Capt. FendC frosa Nee-To-H Aug.

84. via Baltimore aad Peenamhuoo. 1 Santos, arr. at Rio Janeiro Kent, xa. 83 Pocahontas, Capt.

erne, froca New. iocs nvrpt. ai. via Olbraitar. for Trieste, arr.

at SS Men ems ha, Capt. Townl-r. from Kt York Bvpt. IX, via Leuo. are.

at Iwtteraaai yvee terday. 88 La Boorgogns, CapC Leboaef, ald frc; Havre for Nsw.York to-day. 88 St. Paul. Cart.

Jamison, aid. from Southerns ton roc Mew-iora lo-Oay. aad pemad k.l Castle at 1:23 P. U. 8S OtMlam.

lutch Capt. Pousen. eld. from Luc- terdam for New-York at 4 P. U.

to.1y. SS Kensington, CiC Iiond, frvun Nr, York for Antwerp, passed tbe Ltsard ill to-day. THE PRICE OF THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIM la only tl par year. Where ran you get fur twenty times that amount ths practical articles on fertilisers, the reil of every variety of crops, of sum as. ol i.v ts.

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