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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SUNDAY, NOVE3IBER 25, 1894 THIRTY-SIX PAGES. 22 rcntae-p of Amherst men were nopmB sn hBs ffone Into insolvency. His assets DARTMOUTH "NOT IN IT." TO 103 103 1021-5 103 20 97la t7V 10 filii, are the furniture, fixtures ami tools. Hvman Silverman, instalment goods, this" citv, has gene into insolvency. T-r "Ratssett.

driirrist. doing STOCKS, CHEAP GR DEAR? Twentv active stocks closed yesterday at 3 FAILED TO SCORE. Chic Jane pref Chicago A Chic. I A rac FltC.bnrg pref Central. Old Colon West Bad West End pref.

TV. MO 179 69 59 13 ISO SSO ft 9 i average of S54. Same twentv setlve stocks averajreo Nnrem business under the style of Jos. T. Brown i TT'p'I'l TToeTr VlRtilTlS to thft Co formerly at 169 Tremont st.

has Cll EittaY lULllua LU LUC ISO ISO 85 or 2 percent higher than 104 85 MINING gone into insolvency, owing 1 ne Providence Boys. yesternav average. psrskxt it.rt.s are now oni.t Bostrn A Mont TKRCKNT FROM THE LOWEST POINT THIS 1401 30 100 SO 29 2PV4 nT SO IVj 1Mi K3 280 284 TEAR. Shareholders and Bondholder dob.r. no Int.

RutteA Calumet Hecla Lake Superior. ni-t-i 4 283 100 21s upsets are in ine nanus 01 r.icij e-- to whom an assignment was recently made. He offers his creditors lo percent. The Gay-Woodman company, boot and shoe manufacturers. Auburn.

Me. has had a creditor's petition in insolvency brought against it. a settlement in insolvency being desired. horning Game at Springfifld Resulted tfthoaM Inform themselves of the condition of the Investments thev hold in any corporation, or Ixnt'STRIAL. and also of the MISCELLANEOUS 20 to 4 for Brown.

tc see Harvard victorious. Last Wednesday afternoon Prof Tyler of Amherst college addressed the o-man's club in town hall. Col Gorgo W. Bain of Kentucky will deliver a lecture in the union lecture course next Wednesday evening. Yesterdav Prof Emerson of the college geological department entertained his seniorclasses of Smith and Amherst at his home.

The college will close next Tuesday afternoon for the Thanksgiving vacation. The Amherst college quartet, consisting of C. J. Staples 96. first tenor: F.

B. McAllister 96, s-cond tenor; C. Porter 96, first bass; R. J. Gregory 96, second bass; assisted by R.

B. Metcalf 98. mandolin; and I. C. Stone, guitar, will give a concert at Leominster, next Mon-dav evening.

The college men will give a concert at Littleton. Tuesday evening. NORWOOD'S JOLLIFICATION. Will Dedicate Its New Industrial Plant, 'est stocks to make money In. by sending for 194 194 3 195 195 2 128 128 Bulls and Bears Forsook the "Street" for the Springfield Gridiron Meanwhile Stocks Took Good Care of Themselves Sugar and the Grangers Fared Well Bank Surplus Piling Ud in New York Boston Houses Bid for the nr "400 r.xiE MAM illustrated, witti railroad maps, showing the location of the tirlnctnal roads, and giving hleiiest and lowest cTAef! iii Men from Hanover Were Outclassed at Am Fell Tel 1 Mfon Elec Illu.

Krle Tel Electric. Pullman Pal Car. Tenn Coal A Iron. 1 Rubber pref. We sting Eltvprf.

90 62V, VpM 62i 521 100 34i 344 347's 20 155 155 154 155 30 14Ti 10 Mtl 96 P5li 5Va SO 61V, 51 51 61 Every Point. SPRINGFIELD, Nov 24 Brown de feated Dartmouth in this city this morn UNLISTED SECURITIES Am "near Ref HW 38 700 12Mi 13 1174j Th'H series 2 84 34 S-U New Bonds. -1 12 S4 ing by a score of 20 to 4. outclassing the pri.tTi ior ICU TCMlIf VI OlWaiJ, ISO, COTTON and GRAIN. ISSFEO GRATIS AND MAILED FREE.

Mil mill Mil THE Ft'A3iCIAL BESPosmii.iTr of the firm TOF DEAL WITH IS A IMPOR-TAXT AS SF.LECTIX6 THE SIGHT BTOrkS. STOCKS BONDS GRAIN I bought and Bold for cash or on 3 to 5 percent martin. Twenty years experience, largest clientele, lost commodious offices, best brokers ire service. NATIONAL BANE REFERENCES FURNISHED. Private Wires to Boston and Chicago, Hanover miTi In every particular, al though lighter In weight.

Pi dividend. Assessmnt paid. Total sales Bonds 18,175. stock 4450. nnllsted shares 1835.

"The Norwood Press." Dec 20, with YOU ALL USE STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS, These are the closing days of the great sale of Paper, Blank Books anr? Office Supplies by the Thorp Martin 12 Milk st. If you know value, or what you are paying for your sur plies, compare these prices and see if it will not pay you to anticipate yonr Yvants. 500-Page Journals, buff a paper. 9x14- 720-Page Ledgers, full sheep, 9x14 1000-Page Letter Books, 1 9g 10il2 size I 3 Good White Envelopes, 0c note size, per 1000 0J 1 Note Papers, fine quality, I I per pound I Plymouth Note Paper, i Beam, Envelopes to 62' match, regular price $1 Boyal Court Perfection, i Beam, Note Paper, QCa Envelopes to match Typewriter Paper, for making 6 to 10 copies, A reduced from $1.00 per H.7 ream to The game was sharply contested and for the first few minutes looked like a victory for Dartmouth, but after that a Reception to the Governor. NORWOOD.

Nov 23 This town is pre naring to let Itself loose for the biggest the grit and activity of the Rhode Island men prevailed. The game was played on Outing park. jollification in Its history on the evening HAI6HT FREESS NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Yesterday' Closlns: Bond and Stock Transaction. JJF.W YORK, Nov 24-Following are the closing prices of bouds, compared with those of yesterday: it will dedicate its new of Dec 20, when The greater part 01 the 1J00 people on the field were included in the different industrial plant, which is to be known ollego contingents and thev improved as 1 ne r-re.

the opportunity to test thfir lung power The new enterprise will add to the population of the town about 100 faml Sot Not I 23 24 4. res. 1 1 5 115 do roan. .115 115 Not Not 23 14 NT.c.t Jtl lOlTJ, tor tne tug arternoon game. The Brown rush line was impenetrable and the Dartmouth boys failed to break once for any considerable gain.

The lies, and will give employment to at AUSTRALIA'S COMPETITION. That and the Embargo on American Stock are Important Factors in the English Market. The latest advices from the British live Etock markets quote best American live cattle dull at 11c. with common and ordinary grades 99i-2C. The above prices were for dressed weight, sinking the offal.

American refrigerated beef is quoted higher, and a stronger demand is noted at 7fa9c. Shippers toward a stronger demand and higher values next week, and this they base upon much lighter shipments. During the last nine months American farmers have sent sheep to the value of 121,633 across to the British market. The objectionable embargo on the Canadian and L'nited States cattle in Great Britain Is now a actor in British politics. Sir Charles Tupper, Canada's high commissioner in London, In addressing a meeting of Scotch farmers at Dundee on Wednesday, denounced the action of the government and his speech Is said to have carried great weight with the electors.

Another lot of live cattle have been landed in London from Australia. The beef of these cattle is described as very good, well colored, firm grain, but too Heavy and overfat. The cost landed at Deptford market was about J85, which was partly made up as follows: First cost 1000 miles from the port of embarkation J10, expense to seaboard J15. freight S3S. The following were the shipments of live cattle, sheep and dressed beef quarters from the port of Boston for the BANKERS COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS, 63 BROADWAY, NEW YOKE.

BRANCH OFFICE, USS Broadway, next to Del monloo's, near 28th st. Iirect Wires. Osllli 1 1H do "1 'i best work on both sidvs was done bv least 300 skilled hands. A fine new building has been erected and will be occupied by two large Bos doAs. rep.ll7t4 lsu.115 111 1 1ll 1 I Jul'.

BUI 7" do conn 1 1 the halfbacks though the centers were usually proof against big gains. Randall and Elkstrom achieved glory Vac Bs.95. 101 lOl do 3 noi do eon 5s. 283 28 ton firms in the printing and publishing 3.G5S. llo HO ror uarimoum ana it tnoir line had Atchison 4s.

66'i 65Si 'west on 142 142s business, who will worn togetner, prac-tipaiiv 99 one concern, one firm doing been as aggressive as Brown's the game BARREL GARDEN BEAT. would have been more serious work for one branch of the work and the other the men in Brown. The Rhode Island IWH ifi vriiir.1 isw. Can So2ds. do 52V 63 fenPae ltsl02Vi 102j Or NaTlsts.lo9i A 0 lsts.

107 107 do con 5s. 71 71 another, and turning out together an kinds of books complete, and all from men tried a flying Interference occasionally, but with little effect. im.lpr one roof. ch a 0regShL6s 871.4 87Vt The playing of the Dartmouth team toss. 45V The land on which the building stands Is valued at $10,000, and was donated by 404 401 PARC.

ltti. 113 113 dnia. 82" 82M, was very loose In the second half. The v. the town through the Instrumentality a 78 Dartmouth gains were small and their 75 28i 70 Interference poor.

72V, 721. lttrflno28 rwADlsta, 74 74 70Vi of the Norwood Business association. The firms own the building, which will he one of the most perfectly equipped DARTMOUTH I 1 Ir Mo Folsome Little, lro 87 IOS 10() gen 791 T0 Keen 10OV, St 132' establishments of the kind in the country. The Norwood Business association has rg Huff 95 do 2d 5s. C.enElecSs.

87 HoasATC5fl05 do con 100 Iowa ln. Kan taken the matter of the dedication in Caverley 1 Bowles It Abbott BROWN Matteson 1 Emery It Thayer 1 Comhes Smith r( Nott Dennlson re Donovan Hopkins, Cspt Rol.lnson si 1 nic .1 78 I I19S4 sopcallsisiog 108 hand, and has decided, with the con Kan I Its 1 I.nk.'tnan sent of the owners of the building, to DenrliT. 10i-i I0AI4 8ont! r'th 8814 Wlth Ingenuity a Comfortable Chair May be Made. have Just seen a sketch of very primitive, but yet I Imagine comfortable, garden chair made out of a bax-f reL with the aid of a few extra staves or ifjirds. First, you must take the head off the tjarrel and fasten the hoops with some ixtra nails.

Then mark with a pencil (the part which must be cut away to leave the shape of a chair, and along this mark a piece of hooping must be nailed to prevent the staves coming apart when the sawing begirs. To make the chair the barrel, of course, stands upright, and you should cut it about half way up for about a third of Its circumference, and cut gradually upwards till you have left a shaped hollow, curved something: like kthe arms of a chair, and with the whole bight of the ban el to form the back. Then nail a few pieces of wood across front of the hollow, and upon them Jay the head of the barrel. That makes the seat, and with a cushion or two In- Mac An drew c-ive a concert and ball In the new M.KATSdt 4a-a TexPa-lsts 891.4 891.4 li.lce structure on the evening of Dec 20 Eckstrom McCormack lsts. totvk 10m, A 4s.

85 Mntl 6s. 108 week ending Nov 24: 108 Wlht.tHl'iS', KI4L, It is expected that the occasion will resolve itself into a grand county reception to Gov Greenhalge, who, with his Randall McCarthy Typewriter Bibbone, for all machines Orescent Toilet Paper, 16 nacks for Desk Pads, full size, Bus-eia Corners, each. Falcon Pens, per gross Brown 20. Dartmouth 4. Touchdowns staff, has promised to be present Beef Qtrs 1.6US 2 1 Robinson 2, Randall, Hopkins, McCarthy Joals from touchdowns.

Matteson Sheep 'sis 1.010 'J Cgen5s.ll3H West Sh 4s lOfi: 4 ii.si 4 The number of shares sold, with the highest, lowest and closing prices, compared with those of yesterday, follow: RAILROADS ery large committees nave Deen ap- empire, Mr Beecher of Yale. Referee, Mr I pointed, which not only embrace the Norton, Dartmouth coach. Time, two 35m Jromlnent men or tne town, dui aiso tne leading business men of Norfolk county. Steamer and destination Cattla Ottoman, Liverpool 717 Columbian. Liverpool 23S Miemac, Havre 311 Scandinavian, Glasgow.

30O Total 1.5flfl Shipments from New York: Steamer and destination Cattle Clcslni The structure where the affair is to Nov Not 1.S53 8.900 halves. Linesman, Wliliam YYlng of Providence. TALK OF A NEW LEAGUE take nlace Is an imposing building AN INCIDENT OF LAST WEEK'S GAME. which will not only give impetus to the town's prosperity, but is also an or Sheep 600 Beef Qtrs 1.500 The Qncen. London 479 nament.

The room where the ball will be held 37c- $.00 29-23- $1.00 $2-15 60L, 70-, 37t ItKMk Trouble About Dartmouth's Football side, and a little paint to smarten It up i outside, you have your garden chair. 661 350 Massachusetts, London Richmond London Teutonic, Liverpool contains upwards of 28,000 square feet of floor surface, and this is thought will be (txentiewomart. 2 Player May Break the Present Trl- 2.46 1 Auraula. Liverpool 13V, Ccllege Combine. 2.

IS. 1 Memorandum Blocks, 15 pounds for Carter's Mucilage, In Quart Bottles Copying Presses, 10x12 size The local stock second week November J7.374.517 fle- crease 111,. 620: 79 roads' first week in exchange was open November r.6S6.t1. decrease J372.S05; 111 the usual two hours 1 roads' month of September, gross. I 7 430 08 SPEfFLATlOX.

Noma.lls. Liverpool Montello. Dull New York. Southampton Othello. Antwerp Manbanset, Havre 2.284 AMHERST.

Nov 21 Since the conclusion of the championship series of foot none too large for the many hundred that will participate In the dance. The building will be elaborately decorated for tha occasion. Two orchestras have been engaged, and there will be a continuous flow of music. Special trains will be run over 126 371 ic'. yesterday, but most of its members were OSS.S57, decrease net J1R.857.313.

decrease lis roads. Jan 1 to I --Kl C7C 2d ball games In the trl-college league N. E. I. F.

Dartmouth, Williams and Am Total 2.173 1.535 10.80 IS either on their way rt .2. decrease J30.300,710. to Springfield, or gt Paul earnings, third week of S'o-else already on t2ie vember, J6U.t64. decrease J11.220. Bur Northern and eastern beef cattle wert both the New Tork New England and on the New York, New Haven Hart l7i herst students have been seriously considering the possibility of a change in Snares sold ITlcti Low AUAtson IV) Big fMi Canada orith 1 10 50g Central Iowa.

loo 7 7 100 13, 1R, Ch. Bur 8.T0O 71 7" C. C. CStL 40O S7V S7 nel.Lack.tW. loo 157U, 187 Erie 1.IOO lSi.

18y, florklnsVaL. 8O0 1TA 17 Lake shre. 4f IS: 134 I.ouuvANS'h. 64V, SSI's Lo. A Ch.

IOO 7 7 Manr.attan. 4.2Xi ins I03.r-i Mo "Si, a-a. Mobile Ohio 'JOO 18 IS 1.100 P.M N'ortt'vestern. 8J' 7 loo la Piii ITT XI 200 81V, 3li 14 Peo. Dec Er loo 3V, Reading 14.000 1 IB Blch'dAWP.

15 17 1A Back 2.S"v iS) an. St Paul 89tA St P. 100 10- 10S St Omana oo s.li Southern Pas. SO0 194 19i Southerner l's 12 South r'v nrsf. 39 374 Tesas PaclDj.

100 f.g Waban Pac. 100 6' WheellneaLE 11 12 WiLEpret IOO 43V4 Wiscon Cent'l loo 4 4 all tied up In the barns to be examined H1 Money Eeceipt Books, 100 81 18 4 37 lnCSi 13V 17 133 srtta toi 3J.k tH 931 09 nu Ss 1 '4 VVs los 3-i4 19 11 a 371 1 Mi 4 ani Ss BTOund. the makeup of the league. ford road to convey guests to and from the festiY'lties. by the Inspectors.

Tuberculosis exists amongst the stock, and quite a number lington, cedar ttspiai 4- September net J9.400, decrease J76.28S. ll'i 14 in eaoh book, each who Those re- This year Dartmouth claims to be the Mr 1S1.4 winner of the championship pennant. malned behind paid ber: Georgia railroad 134,127, decrease Bed and Blue Pencils for nave been slaughtered by tne examin ers. As was stated In a previous re port the beef trade Is going to be seri ously affected by the quarantine regu 17 WAS A MAN WITH A BIG HEART. haY'ing defeated her two opponents.

But mis more attention to football bulletins checking, per doz $34: Toledo. Ann Arbor tc Northern Michigan JSI.0&6, decrease J499: Pittsburg Western J54.650, increase J14.179; Duluth, South Shore Atlantic JCO.ub. increase latlons, and drovers will, undoubtedly lOTl S3" Caleb Clark Walworth, Deceased, Was lose money. Milch cows and springers are In much 1 121 THORP MARTIN tne same condition as beef cattle, an are carefully examined. since the New Hampshire teams won under protest.

"Caverly." the centar, otherwise known as Horne. being considered as an illegal college football player, the managers of the Williams and Amherst elevens will not allow Dartmouth to take the championship banner until It Is shown that there was no ground for a protest. At present the college men doubt whether the Dart One Who Has Left His Mark Upon Boston, Which He Loved, There has passed from our midst within The arrivals of veal calves were light 3 11'. fro Hampden park than to the quotations the ticker, and even the opening of the bids for the new bonds at Washington was relegated to second place, a a matter of news. Most of the offices were In pretty close touch with the scene of war by means of telegraph wire and long-distance telephone, and they were not so 12 Milk Street.

OBSERVATIONS. Not one person In a hundred takes eoe-tenth of the benefit the market offer. In gpec ilntioo yon want to follow It Just as peraistcDtiT as 70a would In conducting any the staple branches of trade; following the market up and down. Don't wait for Use market to gx one way. Why is it not well to read the facts and Satires as set forth ry the financial writer or yonr dally newspaper? If reports of earn Ires are large, they should naturally go hisher.

Then buy. If earnings run below the standard, the stock should ro lower. Then sell. If Manhattan ming, axe poor which the report plainly shows It to be lower prices on the stock should prevail. If the "Grangers." C.

B. 4 St Paul. show good earnings, on gvneral principles they should be a good purchase. If the contrary, the prices should drop. rh exidence of this is before you.

We feel this 13 the only honorable and eonserratlTe advice which we can giro to would -be specula tors. Don't waste your time waiting for the market to ro one war. The Excbantr-s make quotations every business day. Utilize your time on one side or the other. Call and see us.

AU letters of Inquiry promptly answered. F. at. LTTLE fe 131 Devonshire at. and pa-ices snow no change from th quotations of a week ago.

The demand was active and the quality fairly good 4 the week, one, who, in his quiet way, has left his mark upon the city, which he loved, and In whose welfare he had AFTER MILLIONS. rheop and lambs are selling at mouth management can give proof that ridiculous figure, and drovers are In mourning over their hard lurk. Th 1 aeriy is a bona tcie stuaent ana on New Feature About to be Introduced In quality was very poor, and buyers had TRUSTS 100 274 27A 27V, 9VJ ml 8-s ReO 41 4" 40 17.1O0 sai b7? MISCELLANEOUS ever a strong Interest. Mention has already been briefly made of his death, but the time of his release frqm earthly Cotton Otl Msfllers Lead Sagax very far behind the newspaper offices In getting rhe latest returns. There was who should not have been debarred from playing the games by the rules of ti 4'V 8s The announcement that Southern railway securities will probably be listed in Europe brings to surface the fact that Drexel.

Morgan Co quite recently called up 40 percent of the subscription by the original guarantee syndicate of the Richmond Terminal plan. This svndicate agreed to advance and receive therefor Js.OOO.OOO new bonds: about J13.0O0.0OO common stock and about J75O.00O of bonds which secured the floating debt. On the payment of 40 percent of the subscription part of these securities have been turned over to the syndicate. It is these securities which are now being shipped In part to the European members of the syndicate, the principal ones being J. S.

Morgan Co and tne everyttunsT their own way. the association. Swine show no change from the quo cares should not be allowed to pass little excitement In the betting as Harvard money was a pretty scarce ar it is unite nossible. under the nresent tations or last ween. the Case of the Will of Millionaire Davis of Montana.

SAN FRANCISCO, Call, Nov 2-A conditions, that Dartmouth will with- I without a word regarding his life work ticle on the "street." POO 24V, 24 23-'" 2-7, 8.0OO 73 72V, "it. 71 draw from the triangular league. Inti and the sterling worth of his character BOSTON PRICE8. The stock dealings themselves were mations to the effect that such a separa ISO 122 122 ISIVb 122 Caleb Clark Walworth was born in Canaan. on March 23.

1815. He re new feature Is about to be introduced in the distribution of the estate of th SOU lf.V, 124V, S4S8 344, 4 tion will be sought if the Amherst and Williams protest Is sustained, have been scarcely worthy of mention, total transactions being only 4450 shares listed. Quotations for Round Lots of Market Bay State r.mm. Chicago c.aa Consol Caa. I 1 A Hudson ieneral Laclede Pacific Mall.

Pullman Pal 0 Ttnn Coal West'n Uluon. ceived what was considered in that dav late millionaire, A. J. DaY'ls of Montana, made by Dartmouth men. -1 1.0O 22 22'-i Commodities.

1S35 shares unlisted and bonds. a liberal education, and for a short time 110 188 184 18s4 For a great many years Amherst, Dartmouth and Williams haY-e been taught school la his natiY-e town. For Flour Fine I2.i2.ir.. superfine $2 30, Prices opened generally firm and i Rothschilds. i.va 'O I4 in seeral years thereafter he lived in the common extras choice extras and well matched rlY'al colleges in all ath 2,700 88 8TH 87V, b8V.

which will make It more celebrated ani sensational than the famous BlyUa case of California. The great fortune left by Davis ii west. I pon his return to the east he seconds 2 .8012 n.rlng extras 12. JO.t2.3o. letic matters, and the championship rxVKsVTMEXTS.

Minuesota bakers, clear and straight l2.4.Vit was associated with his brother in the contests between the colleges have been house of J. J. alworth Co, from 3.50. Michigan clear and straight 2.7f2. scattered throughout the states of CaK- events characterized by a great deal of friendly antagonism.

The ambition of York lear and straight $2 7ui 2. Imll which many of the leading engineers ana, Illinois and st Iyvuls clear and stralzb and steamntters of this country have fornla, Montana, Massachusetts, low, emanated. I Illinois. Arkansas and Oreznn. The r- $2 75413.

patent $3. lOfaXao, Wisconsin, Dako each college for Its athletic teams has been to win from its two rivals, regardless of records against other institu ta and Minnesota patent J3 4t.u3 75, special Heavy losses In Chicago, about the Ks dividend. The transactions for the day aggregated 88.rJ0 shares. Closing Quotations at Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA, Nov 24-Stocks closed firm at the following quotations: F'd rt'd rtnnt Broad Top PMla traction 101 ciosea steady, with the chief local gains in Boston Montana and Butte Boston, the former advancing to SO. and the latter gaining i to 10H- Wall st had a strong close, with sugar up i to 88s, and St Paul, Burlington, Lake Shore.

Northwestern and Western Union in the bull ranks. The general financial situation presents no marked change. The bond market is strong, but activity has been somewhat retarded by the uncertainty tions. mtT flnlnclal iBtJuitiel frtrnT whlt at fr0 .000,000 to $16,000,000. At the makes ss.Ta oats No.

1 clipped white 40241c. Clipped 3S4540c. No. 2 white Corn New steamer yellow 575757t4c. The present N.

E. I. F. A. was or was rescued by the energy and shrewd I time or DaYis death he was suppose! ganized in 1S92.

In the preceding fall business sagacity or j. YYai worth. to haY-e left no will, but subseouentlv Cheese -New York extra Vermont or lvi no championship could be extra lOViilP, New York and Vermont firsts awarded. Williams and Amherst being Navigation. 4 Reading 8 1-16 OLD ESTABLISHED Traders' Stock Exchange, DeTonshirc Boston.

who formed a corporation under the name of the Walworth manufacturing company. His efforts to place the new secoAds OjSc. twins IlsMHSe. S'is, Kesdlne gen mor 4s 7 iieu. won tne nrst cnamri on- lfUfilSe, part 42c.

Ohio flat extra ietropoi traction. lu i I Kea'i rg 1st pr inc. lOHstllc. firsts MtVC. Northern company upon a strong nnancial basis do 21 pref 4V4 IS' 4 ship, with George D.

Pratt as captain. In S3: Dartmouth received the pennant last season, and the series for this year 171. Butter Cr'amery Vermont extra 26c. New regarding the bond Issue. Gilt-edged securities are anything but a drug in were ably seconded by the late E.

C. 144 6S York extra 25c. firsts 23'i24c. eastern 2224c do pref Pennsylvania People's traction ftot West 4 Penu will be decided in Boston next week. Hammer, who eventually became Its treasurer.

From this time forward Mr the market. western exfrn 2-Ka2-. firsts 22V when the matter of protest will be con Exchange on New York par June extra 2223c, we-tcrn June extra 20121 dalrv Vermont extra 22c. pw York extra 21 sidered oy the association. C.

C. Walworth was the master mind whiqh guided the company forward to a document purporting to be his last testament was found, which made his brother John the beneficiary, with substantial allowances for two sons said to be natural children of the deceased capitalist. A second will was produced which de-Y-ised the property to two nephews, sons of John Davis, who was kiiled by failing OY-er the banister in a Seattle hotel. The estate is now in the hands of special administrators pending the setttlement of various claims. Now comes the latest development There will shortly be filed in the courts of Montana a claim to the entire estate by a Mrs Snell and two daughters, who Among Amherst men There is a diff first 10420.

western firsts 14il3c. Imitation tne phenomenal position which it has erence of sentiment regarding the de creamery firsts lie', western ladle firsts long held in the trade. sire for Dartmouth leaving: the leae-ne His numerous lnY'entlons. notablv the extra creamery 2lVU2iC, extra dairy 23 trunk In Vi and $4-16 prints extra creamery I (o27c. extra dairy 23c.

New Tork Mining Quotation. NEW YORIC. Nov 24 Closing quotation today at the Consolidated stock and petroleum exchange: ne ract mat the New Hampshire team Is allowed to draw football men multiple lapping machine, coilaos ngtao. me piate, manitoia, WDv. vice and an Eggs Suburban and cape farcy 30c.

eastern automatic machine for cutting and choice fresh 2012. c. fair to frood IBfJZsc, er trom the medical college is not favored, since it gives that college a decided advantage in selecting men. threading pipe, as well as his improY'e- mont and New Hampshire ohol-e fresh 26? 27c western choice fresh 244925c, fall held 21ffi22c Should Dartmouth withdraw It would ments in steam traps, wrought iron radiators, stlllson wrenches and auto- Ohio and Michigan fancy fresh 25z26c, south Bid 2.r0 1.50 1R.OO 1.50 1.00 Bid I S.0S Ophlr 31. So ynlcksllver.

5.AO do pref 15.50 Standard 2.3'. Victor 700 liY-e near Los Angeles, and who claim be difficult to predict what the exact Con Cal Va t. onsoi Coal. Hooking Coal Homes take Horn Silver. Ontario em choice fresh 23Q24C, Island fresh 233 An atterr.nt has been made bj- the treasury to discredit houses which have withdrawn gold, as if to do so were.

If not a crime, at least a piece of sharp practice. To do this is to attempt to assert that the treasury has the right to pay out one kind of money, but that to pay it back In its own money is unfair. Such a position is untenable. If the notes Issued by the treasury are not acceptable to it, then the sooner a radical reformation in our whole financial system is made the better. That the treasury has been reduced to its present state of distress will not be an unmitigated evil if it brings home to the people the inconsistencies and incongruities with which our currency laws are replete.

(Hubbard. Price Co. As usual at this period of the year, business in Wall st is dull and drooping. The flush of speculative Interest that generally appears on the return of operators from summer recreation, has exhausted itself, and there Is little disposition to undertake new ventures on the near approach of the season of holiday and of annual settlements. The present is a good time for buying in preparation for the usual New Year's rise.

and. therefore, even the "bulls" are not unwilling to see prices easy. (Henry Clews. The new Citizen's pas company of Medford organized Friday at the Equitable building. The following named gentlemen are Incorporators: Frank D.

Allen, Henry E. Turner, Charles J. Lee. Warren Sawyer, J. Arthur Pierce, W.

H. Perkins. Walter S. Cushing, W. E.

Neal, Nathan Warren. James R. Niver. The following board of directors was chosen: Frank D. Allen, Henry E.

Turner, Charles J. Lee, J. Arthur Pierce, Walter S. Cushing. Demand Is to be made in a few davs upon the Lehigh Valley for those who are opposed to present management for a copy of the stock list and in case it is refused the courts will be asked to intervene.

The request for this list is to be male by parties in this city and New York as well. In a few days a meeting of a number of prominent stockholders is to be held for purpose of organizing committee with a view of making a fight in the coming election. matle sprinklers placed the company in I to be the widow and legitimate children Ail Boston Stocks, All New York Stocks, Chicago Wheat, Com and Pork, Bcsrtt asi so: I large or small let ca Msderate Marg-183. Discreiionsry acconats rrrelre personal attention. Call or send for Book on Speculation and Stock and Grain Fluctuations for 82 Years, FRLE OF CHARGE.

24-. llme.1 refrigerator a strong position to compete with other rormation or the new league would be. Possiblv Amherst and Williams would form themselY-es into a dual league: or Beef Choice light choice heavy goc-l light good lind quarters perhaps admit some one of the other holoe common to good iKlIc. fore of A. J.

Davis. Application will be made for allowances, and the case will be pushed to the utmost by able attor-nevs. These new claimants are backed by influential and wealthy men in California. The history of Mrs Snell, and her con quarters choice S'yaOc. common to good S1-! manuiaeturers in its line.

His constructive ability was of constant and incalculable Y-alue to the corporation, and his inventions were the basis of the Malleable iron fittings company of Bran-ford, Conn, in which he has been for wew England colleges which hax-e formerly sought entrance to the league. Treasurer's Statement. WASHINGTON, Nov 24 The 5c. veal choice luc. fair to gooa iu'jc, common 4ti 5c.

Mitton Extra common to good real lings 34J5c, lambs choice Cc. fair to good many years a director. nection with Jmice Davis, is mum treasurer will begin business Monday with the following assets and demand liabilities: Garrisons 4, Wellington 0. The Garrisons of Roxbury defeated He revolutionism! tho Incliicfr-i. tn.

I mnntio aoriv ills she was mar- 4z5. Poultry lurkeys, nortnem and eastern fresh rnnir fittinc hv tho Invantinn I i aact find two elrls, killed, choice young 13Gil4c. common to good sa I. 11 111.11 1-1 II I 1 ,1 I I .1 1 I ,11 1 -1 maohinerv. and thA first mots I n-hn ar-a ma cried womMi.

were born the Wellingtons of the Back Bay yesterday on CloY-er field in an exciting 101 12c, western choice 11(I1 2c, chickens, choice valves and fittings to a scale, a method of the unlcn. In 1849 Davis came to Assets MASiLirtr.s Gold certificates Sliver rertldcate, st.rlu fair in good lotl2c. western oo l.Vi,('.s.2SO.Q,i wnicn nas ever since been in universal I California in search 01 iortune. game. Connell made some remarkable gains for the Garrisons through the choica llil2c.

fowls extra choice 12c. common to good mile, ducks, choice 132l4c, fair to uc unuugiiuui me country. De had a riving here he went to the mines on the Tuolumne river and prospected with iaietiacuii.y ior grasping almost Instan goo.1 101 12c. center. Carey and Clearv also made Treasury note of 1 siiO Currenry oentnrates Dlsbni officer's balances, agency taneously the details and rjossibilities of I success.

For about two years, Davis 1 riTi. neorons some Y'ery brilliant runs. The interfer white star nnd hurtianks 52J55c, Dakota reds ence of the Garrisons was superb. At no time was the Garrisons' coal in ch. nane.vs southern sweets SI any meritorious invention.

I corresponded regularly with his ramus In 1SS1 the factory" in Cambridge was and then his letters suddenly ceased, found to be inadequate for the reauire- I Then came what appeared to Mrs bbl Jerseys lI.tk.''J2. ianger. the ball being most of the time possession, ror the Welling -tiio jl uic uusiuess, ajia tne vrystai I iavis reiiaoie tni.oiniai.iuii vncv glass works at South Roston a pro Kor.il Ti-'i rlcorl Receipts of Staples. tons Mansfield. Smith and Curtz nlayed well, the latter makine a run" of After the ianse of about a year mim chased and a thoroughly equipped fac- Receipts reported to the chamber of yards.

Davis married Snell. Early In lSoo hpm hie TrifA and the tWO DaVlS commerce yesterday Include the follow Aside from his inventive genius and i. sons WII.r.tvnTnvo children to 'California, and settled near ing staples: -ur vv alworth was Mclionald le Msnsfleld 1 Cotton 2963 bales: wool 1J07 dom 26S fnr I. Dallcy Los Angeles. Not long alter in fall of 1S.Vi or the snring of ISoB, Davis uum organizer, ana ror 40 vears his influence with the men individuallv and 'rice 1 rp Craig hales: Hour.

3733 bbls 72SS sa. ks: corn. 2G.4..7 bu: wheat. 2130 bu; oat.s. 3S.6S5 bu; cotton hio m-i'A and children were lioss collectively was erlnoed by the fact that aoiounts.etc 40.44O.563.91 The treasurer now holds in bonds to secure circulation as follows: Carrency 6s I lt.r.sr,.ooo 2 percent os rcrcenM 184.22SI 4SO 0 22.773.SOO bonds held by the treasurer to secure public monevin national bank depositories as follows: Currency 61 il ,320.000 Spercnts 1.013.000 4prctnU L2.243 5ltcents 425.000 I' bonds deposited to secure circulation during the week ended today bonds to se- ure circulation withdrawn during the week ended today $296,000.

National dank CIRCL'LATtoa oi tstan.oisg Curreni 1 Gold notes. 592.217 TODAI'S eeckipts internal revenue ,8298 c.27 17.1111. '1 lli.lt 111 In the state. He went to their home ana eriods of dlRcnntont seed meal. fo ton: mill feed.

150 tons: StsnleT i i The gaze of the business world Just now directed at the Important vote (Curtsl I Yanous meal. 250 bbls: malt. 2725 bu: hops, 20 bales: it Howe I me laoonng classes, no strike spent one whole day with nis ioniiei It Is said that the Boston Montana i.Hriuv (jswaoooj rt Starke; re Iiempscy a ..1 Smith ever occurred in his works, pending wife. Mr Snell was away at the time. personality 01 Danger j.

r'lerpont Mor gan. As a result of the recent reorganl zatior of the famous firm of Drexel pens. bu: oieo. 1121 beans, bbls; potatoes. 12 cars 11,188 bu: hay.

31 cars: straw, 4 car-: poultry, .5115 pkgs: sweet pota win nave earnea mis year, in spite of Mrs Snell graphically describes mo viuuuies ma)s naving Deen averted by C. D.tlley hb Dalv Currv li tne low price or copper. STau.OU). or in vmi in-neai-rea. juaicious intercourse SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION Our DAILT MARKET LETTER, since, its rst publication, has had 80 percent of its predictions verified Our WEEKLY MARKET LETTER for out-of-town traders has reached nearly the same average.

Traders who follow it are consistent winners. Sent free upon request. Our pamphlets on SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION and TELEGRAPHIC CODE BOOKS will Interest yon. whether you are a trader or not. Sent free.

We will handle from $20 to S1000. according to our Judgment baaed on our letters, without requiring the attention of the Investor We have averaeed 10 to 100 percent per month font on such accounts. Accounts may be closed at any time, FISHER Stork asad IJrain Broker. 18 and 3f Broadway. Xew York.

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Interest allowed on Deposit subject to Orders exernted for Cash or Margin in Stocks, Bonris. drain and Provisions listen on the Boston, 3few Tork and Chicago Kit hansel. Customers can telegraph orders at our exyene. DEALERS IX State, County and City Bonds. Sntf SUGAR IKLIMITED AX icary hb Bvers vwin an classes of his enm oves.

interY-iew as most dramatic, fane refused to desert Snell and accompany Davis thniich tin Imnnrtuned her to do toes. 603 bbls: onions, 186 bbls; t.irk. 1 bbl; beef. 7 bills: fresh beef. 20 cars: lard, 26 tea per share.

The company has paid two dividends of $1 each, which have ab- He was eY-er readv to annrecinte merit onneu fb Murphy Score 4 7 cases pkfc-s: ham 12 bbls 195 tcs; bacon. among those who worked for the com soroeci s.fj.uw, tne sinking fund and Inwri "'nnll. Mcrrvnia n.f.. interest have taken 1250,000, and $200,000 113 bxs; apples. S22S bbls: cram berries, 30 bbls: oranges, 5614 bxs: lemons, 413 bis: pine pany, ana constantly incited the vounc Mansfield.

Time Two 20m halvp lo, it is not too much to say that Mr Morgan becomc-s the leading financier of the country. Even George Gould and the Vanderbilts will have to take a rear seat, for while they manage a dozen great railroad and other enterprises, Mr Morgan is a controlling spirit in scores. His future career will be watched with universal nas oeen expenuea in tne purchase of men to use their brains in perfecting I again again. 300. so.

In the evening Davis rode away on his horse and neY-er saw his family He returned to the Tuolumne mines and remained for some time, ana then went to Montana, where fortune smiled on him, and he amassed the me vsuuuuicne mining property. But what he was. and what he at- AMHERST HAPPENINGS Pearmaln Brooks are told that If the lainea as a manufacturer and inventor Custom MtsecUaneons 21,786 The. transactions of the treasury in the redeiiiot ion of national bank notes during interest bulk of his great wealth. are of little account to his sorrowing friends, compared to his characteristics apples.

grnj.es. 267 kegs 1633 bskts 300 carriers; rtir. 223 pkgs: dotes. 300 pk-rs: raisins, bxs: tea, 615 pkes: coffee, 1599 bags; sugar. 30 bbls: molasses, 304 bbls; salt.

30 tons: rice. Ml bacs; canned goods, 2173 cases: lumber, 60 cars: leather. 12.S50 sides 117S mils 1890 bdli 2P.5 bales hags 2 '237 bbls 33 cases: drv hides 56 hales; green hides. 1027 bdls 122 loose; calf skins. 15 pkgs so loose; pelts 14 bdls, 14 casks 1174 loose.

si jcMioiuers are willing to concede some advantages to the Tyohoid Fever Among the Students- When Davis died, in March, as a man and a citizen. Thev will re Literary and Social Notes. Local Interest centered to an unusual Snell and her daughters proposed to I TVt nmhnp Vi i mm 1 klc a. I siia seen duusu inuaj were as 101 lows DusuHi or jj.une. oy a new lease, that road can be develojed.

The Une certainly has a promising degree In the outcome of tne govern AMHERST, Nov Ci-Another case of generositv his warVn ever readv vm claim tlle Property, but Snell so nna senerooiiY, nis warm, oy er ready m- I mort thia ctm that it was aban- for redemption 11106,770 ment loan. The subscriptions from RSDCSinSD SOTES PEI.IVEr.rt) is lyn, at'UUl ypnoia rover among the college stn I patny, willing assistance and unselfish Alf snn ht.t.4 nnnleasant were heavy. Among the For return to the ban Its issne fc, dents Is reported today in the person of known bidders are Kidder, Peabody Those who knew him best valued him Mr M. E. Ingalls, president of the or acsxracnon an.i reissue or new notes.

j-41 ni j. tx. smith y. 1 1 I 1 1 I I I IIH IMUlIIl t.II LUC lor destruction and retirement. 384, 14d most, and will neY'er cease to miss his co.

h.uw.to; ti. uay io, Merchants rational bank. $500,000: Shaw his wife. Something over a year ago The causes for the epidemic tvhlcr, genial personality. LSSposniH rfiTive 1 iorreueniprionot notes of national hanks fiiile.1, in liquidation mut national bank, J300.000, and Globe Snell died, and Mrs Snell aecinea Fractional Changes Only.

Butter, cheese and eggs were practically unchanged In leading markets yesterday, the variations being fractional merely. has so thoroughly frightened the stu iuui ranroHG, ana James illard, a prominent New York banker, are expected in Boston. An important conference was held national Dank. and reducing circulation 254,100 push her claims. Her attorneys toos Via iQ ta in oViiifma a -i rl fflr flS" dents are not yet satisfactorily given.

Lee. Higginson Co have also bid for or su 11 uepnmis remaining on Took Prizes at the Bazar. Stlllwel! ot a large amount. jeFteraay between Fres Roberts of the tlie hoois of the treasury 29,372,008 National t.aHks re.eived todav for redemption 284,132 The following prizes were awarded to I this city they have succeeded in build sistance Df detective C. J.

The New ork bank statement rhows xne complaint that the cases were due to the water used from the Pelham reservoir is unfounded. The chemical nnntvnl. ma.iA the Patrons of St Ma.rv ATnirHijlian'a I nc nr. a t-t-x' o1aoi a pfinnpr'tpd case a reserve increase of J3.0sj3.o.-hj: loans de crease, Details follow: receipts asi. F.xi-rxnrrrr.! for month to date ...81 5.924.r 4 41 I flnrlino- n-itnceeAO rarinnfl partS Ol Incrense nsosipvs ior ns-'iii Tear to oate 32.912 14 chemist Goessman 6f the agricultural college ami Prof Harris of Amh.rct rrT ISKHSmntS TwhSiniewDkVlsInin House of the Good Sher.her(1:.TarP-fo I n.m marr In Loans and discounts l.xpend'.tures for month to date 2T.2S8.ooo EiLendititrea for fiscal vear to date.

Net deposit 5H2. .17 1.300 2,176,200 ege agree in showing that the Pelham 15.000 MAN ATT AN wuter contains much more albuminous matter than pure drinking water should 11.154,400 M.0T!)..V0 lis.oco.poo Cltmlation Specie Legal tenders oo ci 1 1 ka nnu ww til t.r;3 til iu ino A Keefe, 640 Harrison aY. holy Yvater font; the east Men who were acquainted Mrs Cannj-, 21 Delle av, silk table scarf witn PaY-s before he left the east have Kittie Kilrov. 10 Wigglesworth navy "een found, and they will give blue dress; Willie Mahonev. Hnrri.on testimony to substantiate the widows m.ii.ioo Reserve held 1.

4" 871.100 2. 544. ono 3,053,550 pn-seiice oi ivpnou germs has not been found in the water Dr Hitchcock, the college nhvsicnl di Reserve required 148.0!2.TO Surplus 66.027.6i0 av, Sacred Heart picture; Mrs Neil claim of marriage. i i I ntK.i, T-i -1 the mlnllls STOCK EXCHANGE, rector, is inclined to believe tha, in; ti. 'i PSimi! of will sffplf tflSl oysters eaten at the fraternity banquets Cor.

Sprin? lane and Deronsblre Kouslit ant sold for cash or 1 to 10 percent holy family group; Miss M. E. Fineran' Davis told them he had left a family cuiwuiKi as was me case the Wesleyan colleee students IKtw- V'Jl KC-l SCr 1OT ID iJUStOH. many this reason is verv nnsaiiif. si.

croeneiea norn; riatle -rMr Connors, statueof Our Eadv of Lourdes- 'ar wlth the d'ad millionaires career Dennis Fineran, Green st, Westboro" in Montana will enable bv their tew chest of tea. timonv the attorneys for the widow Chicago Markets. Chicago opening, highest, lowest and closing prices on grain and provisions are reported by the Boston chamber of commerce as follows: Wheat. December, 53. 53t-, 53; Mar.

3Vi. 5St. Corn, December, 47, 4s: May. 4sr. 4 4,.

47'v, 47's; May. 47Tj. 4ST. 4S-iv, May. 82.

32'. 32'4a. Pork. January, 12 12.10, 12.00, 12.:0. Iird.

January, 6.97. 7 no, 6 7.00. Hilis, January, 6.00, 6 05 6.09. 6.05. One Kentucky Mother.

J. D. Shacklette says that when he lived In Meade county there was a man named Tom McMunegal, who lived in Brandenburg, who was said to be the strongest man in Kentucky. Tom was a married man, and afterward moved to Harrison county, Indiana, living across the river about three miles from Brandenburg. The first increase in his familv twins the next time it was triplets, and then his wife presented him with eight boys four at a birth.

These eight boys all grew tin to he triinj i ama, narns or tne Readlnst Wilbur of the Lehigh Valley and Mai-well of the Jersey Central. Nearly 100 prominent Philadelphia financiers, representing over $10 OOO -000 Reading general mortgage bonds were present at the Olcott-Earle committee meeting Thursday. They expressed themselves well pleased with the explanation of the intentions of the committee. Pres Greenhut of the Whiskv Trust will consult with prominent stockholders in New York as to the advisability or making an assessment on stock or issuing the remainder of the bonus authorized by the stockholders two years ago, only a part of which were sold. The Erie telegraph and telephone company made a net gain of 131 subl scribers In October.

Total connected Oct 31, 15,932. Sugar scores another touchdown. BOSTON 8TOOK MARKET. BOSTON, Nov 24 Following were the sales today, with closing bids of yesterday and today: BONDS PRICES Still Hunting Kapoleon's Fortune. It is astonishing how many people believe the old story that Bonaparte put a check for 100,000 francs in a silver five-franc piece, and that the coin Is yet In circulation In France.

They say that the people did not want the five-franc piece, and that in order to create a demand for silver money of that denomination the emperor resorted 'to the device mentioned. The che k. or treasury order, was written on asbestos paper and made In the coin. It would be interesting to know, if this story be true, how many five-franc pieces have been broken op.n since the story of the check was first circulated. (St Louis Republic.

i I A r-nl In the contest for the gold watch be uuiiu ui a i i c- ar. ween Miss M. Crafts and Miss Annie claimant to the estate in quwu -Helena Calhoun, the well-known actress, who Is at present filling European miss Annie ee won. engagements. Miss Calhoun is a grau daughter of DaY-ls.

Almost a Miracle. tory. It is a curious fact that the members of the Phi Delta Theta societv have been especially affected. Five of this fraternity are now suffering with the fever. Two students, going home with the symptoms of the fever, are reported as coriY'aleseent.

Favel Gaylord has completed the contract of cleaning out the Pelham reservoir. During the operation the water supply was taken from Amythist brook. George Riddle, the famous elocutionist, assisted by the Boston Philhar Have been declining for two weeks. The mar ket showed signs of on Saturday. think the bond hsne will be made the excuse for a rise, the thort int ret a reason for It.

Our Saturday's letter speaks of most stocks la detail. Send for it: also our circular. W. ALBERTSON 15 STATE STREET. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON, COFFEE.

n. gooa-neartea curate, who flrmlv Decrease. Total bank clearings of all the clearing houses of the United States, week ending yesterday: JS91.524.321. against Jl. 041.

718,955 last week and last year. Boston clearing house exchanges were n4.13S.922. against J12.932.006 same day last year. For the week they were against J78.0S9,565. Imports of specie, week ended Nov 24, aggregated total year to date $16,149,217.

against last year. The gold reserve gained Friday $254,009, and stands although the withdrawal of J2o0.000 at New York Friday has to be deducted from this amount. Receipts from all sources during November J15.318.342, and expenditures J24.052.000. Semi-annual interest and dividends payable in Boston December. 1894, as compiled by Mr J.

G. Martin, aggregate as compared with Jo.139.lS9 December, 1893. Sterling is quiet, and Boston net rates One Mystery Explained. Gentleman Walter. why are kniY-es in this establishment always so blunt? Deuevea that Uck was continually working miracles to enable him to help the needy, and who seldom had a coin in his pocket, though he was never devoid of the fire of charity in his heart, was accosted one day by a beggar woman.

aie, p'eaae? utr lack of money, and sadly turned aside; but, on the mendicant beseechint? him tr. oorh ki. Waiter (confidently)-Well. sir. Business Troubles.

The Boston creditors of the assigned see city gents are always In a otjbiw hurry, and when their knives is blunt It takes 'em so long to cut their Bjsjj estate of Ebenezer S. Reeve, wholesale boots and shoes, Philadelphia, held a men, and the smallest of them weighed 165 pounds. Shacklette savs if any one doubts this story. he has to do Is to write to Mr McMunegal at Rranrien. High- Low.

Sales en est Atcb.T 4s. 1 050 65 OS to Nov Not 23 24 6.M4 65 i 821 82i otniLii ilia i uiaL Llir-v it; Ulieil C'UHftt Sn 'd e. hoPf lessl" his hand in and leave half of it; and the "leavings hat they re often obltgea su one, and. to i.urg, ana he will confirm it. (Eliza- llo- Un fia 1st Ss Ki.X) meeting yesterday.

The condition of affairs, as presented showed the liabilities to amount to $97,704.21, and the assets are as follows: Cash on hand 83 83 his amazement and joy t. iimo '1 -i v. bethtown N.ews. i con scp 60 GO make beautiful stews! It would ne" do to have sharp knives It would rum the business, sir! (Pearson's. Dominion Coalfta -to tc.is uw.

are: Cables $4. 884. demand ft)-davs' General Elec 5,. locn sgs, aas. fifis; 88., 88: 117 monic orchestra, will give a joint entertainment in College hall next Mon-day.

George Dickey, who was arrested some time ago for indecent exposure and who is still under bonds for trial for that offense, has now been arrested tor larceny. This time, it is claimed that Dickey stole a cow from the pasture of Jonathan Cowles at Prescott, and killed it for the use of his family. Pleading guilty to tho charge of larceny. Dickey is now under $300 bonds for sentence. At the Yale-Harvard football game In Springfield today, Amherst men we-e well represented.

Nearly all of the college men watched the contest For C. Ft s. 10O1 2 9" A 1st 7sll0OO 117 117 i 1 PCo Flat for Her. In a dreamy rapture he kissed her a. ii.c-uuiiuux piece tnere.

Another of Gods miracles!" he exclaimed; and then, addressing the woman. "This coin belongs to you. of right. Take it, and go in peace." Having told the storv a few hours later to his worldly-minded parish priest FOR SALE Established Loan Business. Has been established fifteen years.

Requires from $15,000 to Sell on account of HillisssWt For farther particulars write to Globe Onk? Box. SnMWTh n25 LANGDO.V IXTS TO IXVESTOB.S AND SPECULATORS" tSd It plainly Indicates the safest, best and quickest way to make money by rork Kxchan.ee operations. Full of valuable information. Sent tree on ap-t-Ucation to LA NO DON CO, stock brokers, as Wail st. New York.

Sutf I 1 A I. 1L 1''' III1, 111. Matter of Doubt. First suburbanite How do you Ihe golden tresses. ion 's.

500 Iihi 1 on sight J4.86--J, commercial 60-days" sight The usual quotations follow: Call loans ltt percent Time loans 2-ya3 percent Clearing house rate percent Nw York funds par New York New York balan-es rt rt-W. Oregon Imp 5s. loou 531, 633 $1186.96, stocks at cash basis $33,326.67, book accounts called good 119,981.45, doubtful accounts valued at $1294.91, equities In three real estate properties 19000; total $67,789.99. After some discussion It was decided best to leave matters with the Philadelphia creditors and ratify such action as they may take. Gideon Haynes, confectioner, 18 India your new neighbor? "The future," he exclaimed Joyously, with its castles in the air!" RAILROADS ii.i uB5eieu mat tney snouia both go down on their knees and render thanks Second ditto Can't tell yet wheiner Atch.Ton r.

230 BVaSOXUa 8Vfa Bta like him or hate him. to uoa, a strange, unpleasant light suddenly broke on the mind of the shrewd 1 a sti; She turned with sudden earnestness "'Flta-Maurlce," sho said decisively "Don't deceive yourself! I tell ou now" I shan't live In anv 'flat mnr "Whv?" "The first thing he did was to Treasury dbit at clearing SOS. 685 Boston All. any. 2 2071., SOTii OTt4 Maine IB lfift i5.i ls.t Iv.J pastor, wno exciaimea In accents not a Vi.o-v.

i ii ,1 i ti r.eeii Bugsrauve or LnanKsgiving: Chic, Bur A 715 7H-4 70a 707 uuhuvotu iwson 1 ale has beer-. Yaie has 51. nas gon into lnsolvenc nas gon into insolvency. Good God! Are those mv -r it Is to keep Aggregate railroad earnings: 63 roads' GO- 137.3 71 70', three stories un under ZtmZZZT i Ti." Charles Aubrey Yoynr. denti.t.

7 Park circum' udentsTbut this year" alar large that you've on you?" (The Contempo- his chickensln or my chickens per- (Answers..