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THE SUN, MONDAY, NOVEMDER 27, 1809.
SS Wall Btre.t.
r- York. October 12. I89.
To (he Holder of thi
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
or Tin:
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
(IIATKH JULY I, 1817)1
fte'errlne to our notloe of December It, 11.
1 J w Bste to nniunretlut holder nf more thn 80
I i per rent. In amount of tn First MnrUaae Font
Iter Cent. OoldUond.tif the Pitt.biiMh nl We.v
em Railway Cotupsuy hT depo.lte.l theee bond
with ui la .i.ordnc with tlw Una. of uld
fl notice.
J 1 We hro further to announce that we hr made
I J arrangement with the IleorsnlMtliin Manager
Iks of the Baltimore ant Ohio lUllroal Companr
jtt whereby, In r Ihey l.u anr rian of rteontan-
Ii" Iratlnn of the Pltt.biirith ami VVe.tern Hallway
j( ': '' Compny prior to December U, INtw, ther under-
!taio to irlTe all our ilepotltora whoaa bonlahlt
lot have been .old to thorn for cnh, aa eUte 1 In tb
j , neitpruraih, an option for at leaat thirty dart
tjj after euch 1'lan Ij halted, to take par an 1 Intoroit In
' ', cah, or to bare their bond. Included In the rian on
I the hsala of new aecurttlea. They also axroo that at
the eiplratlnn of such option, they will purchai
from ua for rath at pAr and accrued Intereit up it
! thetlmeof dellrery, all bond, held by u. In reapeot
3 of whh h the option to take new a-eurlllee ahall not
l rf hare been eierelajd, we atreoluit to soil them auDh
Ji bond If no l'lai ahall hiTn b.oo l.anel by that
Ilk date, the foregolntt srTvnirrmenU will contlnu In
j JJ force thereafter until aald Iteoruanltatloa Manager
ill terminate the im by notice to u.
j j If any holder of our receipt or certificate., rather
1 (ban await auch Plan, dealre. and ahall el 't to Mil
f . hla bond, for caah (thereby lo.ln hi right of eleo-
2 i tlon to take either ca.h or now leouritle after l.ao
jl i ance of the 1'lanl, aald lleorgantzatlon Manawi
further s-tree that, at anr time prior to December
I . j 4, 1HMK (and alto thereafter until notice from them
S ' to ui, auch holder may present hla receipt or eerUn-
'' cate at our oftlce for proper annotation of auch elec
tion thereon, and that, at the eiplratlon of thirty
day from the dtte of auch annotation, be ahall
I Twelve par and accrued Intere.t In ca.h therefor at
: cur office upon aurrenderut hi. r.c.lptor certlttcat
) iirupirly eudor.ed.
f, J. P. MORGAN & CO.
KINGS COUNTY AND FULTON
f! ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANIES.
1; i NOTICE.
J To the Holder nf the
ft OUAItANTY TltUST CO.
jf I'KItTIFlCATKS Of OKPOS1T
Wt fur the followluc bond and ahareal
O FIIIST MOItTOAOK BONDS,
M COLLATKItlL TIUBT HKUIK-t A BONDS.
COLLATK1IVL flll'ST HK1UL3 1 1I0ND3,
ffl ISCilMK DKUKNTUIIK. BONDS, AND
lM firuOK OF XHE KINU3 COUNTY ELEVATED
W UAILWAY CO., AND
I IIIUST MOItTOAOK BONDS OF THE FULTON
f. KLF.NArtD 1IAILWAV COMPANY,
B embraced In the plan and agreement of reorcanlia-
j tlon.dated Al'llII, 11T1I. 180.
A Notice 1 hereby given that on and after NO
H Vh.MltHK..J, ltWJ. holdira of Onarinty Tru.t
C Company of New York CcrtincAte of Depj.lt for
I aliore mentioned aeruritlr may roeire the new
H bomla and Brooklyn llai ll-Tranalt Cn,pany Hock
m repreaeuted by Vollni: Tru.t Ocrtlrlcato. to which
they are entitle 1, upon preaentatlon and aurrender
V cf their crrtiflatea at the ofnre of the Ouaranty
n Tru.t Company of N. Y No OS Cedar St., New York
Jl -'"'
F.wh holder mail deliver all the certificate nf
S , depo.lt held by him for the rarlou old .eaurltiea,
H which will be acheduled and conaolldated Sot
D I more than one hunlred achrdule will be taken in
Va on each buinea. day.
IK ' Holder entitled (o fraction of bond or nf
ulj 71rooklyiiRjpllTran.lt Company .lo.k certiflcatee
M tnu.t either e!l the fractlona or purchaae .uch
IE amouut a. may be ueci.eary to entitle them to
H an entire bond or a whole ahare of .took, at an
X : approximate market price to be filed by the com-
C I tnlttee,
W ' Holder tranamlttlnz CcrtlAcate. of Dep3.lt by
J' ' pall mint Indicate whether they wlah to .ell or
FK puy auth fractlona, and whether they dealre the
kB' tiew a.curltU'. aent by uxpreaa, at their eipen...
IE) November 22d, lttuv.
K AUGUST BELMONT,
I- Chairman Reorganization Committee.
5 ffivlilrnrl'. an Ijntrrrjst.
tj PACIHC MMLITEAMhlllP COMPANY.
K! 1. lire ad at. New lork. Nor IMli, IHlO.
Ki rj'nr. HO Mil) OF DIltKCTOHH hair Ihladay .le
af'. J clarect aai-miMnniulillvMendofitM'. NII0.SE
K HAH iH.il'KIK K.ST ,nu the Capital Stock of tbl.
jrt lotnp.ny ia)allenn at defter De, ember let, 18i'W.
M at the oitloe of th-M naiiiili-rruat Company. No 120
JH Broadway, New Jork. to the eto khol Ur of record
I! at the cIo.Ipk f the b.ok- The tran.frr book
,W jrill cloe at the office f the Union Tru.t Company,
M No. hu llroadwav. New Wk, Tue.day, Nor 31. t,
jl JMHtf. at three en ' lurk 1'. M. and will reopen
H Baturday, December '.M. Ikiiii, at ten (Hi) o'clock A. M.
I JOShl'HIIEt.LEN.TreMurer
I INTONATION 1. l'AI'IMl (IMl'ANY.
1 M) 1IU0M) STUFET. NEW kOIlK N Y,
X . . . . N eniber I'd, IHHP.
H i The Board of Mn-cior haa thii iiar declared the
B remil.riiiiatterlr dirilendi.f ONE AND ONE-HU.F
I J'KltCENT (I'r pircmt,, from nit earnluv., ou the
1 Prrferred Ctpllal toi k, iay iblii January id, tuoo.
f to Preferred 'tockholiler of rienrd nf December
loth. lHim. Check, will be mulled
1 ranafer Booke of the Pr frrr d Stock will cloae at
Id B P. M.on the Kth i'ay of lie (mtn-r, Ihiip, and re
al open January 2d, lloo,
I C W UYDE. Becretary.
8 OrriOK ROUTIIF.BN PAflFK' COMPANY,
g 38 HH(IAl) HT (MILLS HUll.IUMll.
3 Coupon, due D--ccmber lat from the following
I tonda will uu )ald on and after that date at thla
B etuie:
JJ Central FaclSo Ilwy, Co. 3K per rent. HnrtRaE
H Homla.
K houlhern Pacifi: Co. 4 per rent. Bonda (Central
H Pacl.1c8ocVCillatcr.il.
B (lain aton, Harrl.l urti k Han Antonio Ilwy. 2d Mort
al Catto 7 per ctnt. 1 Dtr.
1 N. T. SMITH, Treaaurer.
ffjal 3JOtiC(iS.
"MEW YOHK Hl'IMIPHK COUKT-Oiunly nf New
, A York. IJlUUI.l Y AND Cl'ltltlKH OMl'ANY,
.'- 1'laiutltT .K-i ll.t MAHi' A. MiNAMi.F. 1'llA.ShLIN
!' . nllKl'l'AUD AND HO lAHU It Mlhl'I'UtD Do-
Nndaut.. Ami Intel Huminoiia. Action No, 1,
To the ulioru nan.ed deieudant aud each or themi
You are luri-by euiiiiuoiieil to aumrtr the coin
plaint in thl. acti n an I to ertu a li pi of ouran
wer mi thu plautlira atturury within twenty day.
ti after the aenhe nf thl. uiutnona, eiduilve of tint
ft day of aorMce and in raao of your fa hue to ap-
u ear or an.wi r. ju litmrnt will be taki u at;aiiiit you
I ly lelaillaud tor tun lelief Uemaudid In the com-
1 ti Int.
! DitedOitob rJ7, li'm.
J AlUMM.k 1IUAUI.I.Y Attorney for PlalntltT. OSicn
i and Pul Uthiv Adilrcea, .i Cedar atrcet, Nvw York
5 tity
1 1o thedeicu UutMai) A M Naim-i-'
S inalorv.niuuaiiiiii I it. mm u I aertedttpon
v vou by imblimii in i urauau tiiuu uiderof th lion.
I Leuiurd A (iiik'i-ruh Ju-menftin- Huimnie Court
E ui the rlute nf New tort, laiod the loth ua of Ni
I member, iHiiti aa amended b) an order UaUd the
I litU ilay of Noti-iiiber, IHiih, and tiled with the
J complaint In the tullco of the Deck or the
, County of No Yuri, at the County Court Hou.e,
Borough ot Manhattan, Clt) of New Yirk. aald
oriler. having be, n ' 1 1 n the aald oitlcenii the tilth
aud I ith daHOf No iiiIh r. tNim, ,mpt tlwly and
raid complaint tutu oeui Sled on tno .ll.t ila of
Octoi i r, 1 ui
Hit" I, New Y rk N mini er, 18, ik i
KAUA.iH . IIU 'l.i:k. Alt irnuy. for I'lalutllT, Office
' and lo.tOmco A idre.-, 4 1 ndur atnet, Nu kork
llty.
NKIV iOIIK N! PIIKMK Coritl -County of New
iork. BIUUI.'.Y CUIlltli.H li'iMPANY,
Plaiuttlt UKauirt M Vi.k A MlNnrl, HIA.NK1.1N
I, nllhFl'AKII& llDn.MID It. H IKl'l'MU) DiUnd
ailta Ami Inleit Hu iilnolii. ctioii No II
lo theubiruuuuiid lUlunlai l-utnl laihof themi
You are heieh) niirnii med In an.wer the iuiu
Idaiut In thu action ami u .ere u copy of ) our
an.aer on the pUlnliil iittoriim uitliiu tw. nil
da oattei iheaerti u n hl oimiuou. ej luaire of
thedi of a, rlci. and i.i ue nfj ur fj lurt toati.
viaroran.H.r, ludKiuiiit will bo lakm aaln.tyoii
I) detaultuudfor thu rulnf deinanded ui tho loin
plaint. Hate I OiloLer J", trt in.
AlHMrl BHMU.hY, Attorney, for rialntlff.
OtUcuaii 1 Poet unite AdJre.a, 4 Cedar atreil, New
York City.
aothn.UrcloI.nl Mm) A McNamri
Ihe or umiu amen teii Buiiiinoii. i aered upon
Jon by publ atiou purauuit tnnu ir brof tliellon.
Ionai i V ill-ifi rtcii. ua I i the Mipr niuLonrt
ci ihuHtitnor Nv York, lUu-il thn lilili ,u ot No
ymi.r. h u.a niiiuideii 1 an onloi datnl the
17th da) of Sot mWr, hu . ami 111 d with Ihe
co.iii'Umt In thu n II i of itieCUrku thi County f
New kork,t theC untr C mrt llotuu. Boiuunij of
II in .tlin, Citt of Siw iork, eald order, havlnu
leeulll dlniho a.ll oin u on the tilth and 17th
day. of Noemlu r I H .ii, ie.iectlr ly. and aaid com
ih? ,w ' ' '" "' "' ,h ''', lU,r "' 0-lber,
Dated N w Y rk S ouibcr In, IHUit.
,i"M''. . "K'l'I.KV. Attorney, for Plaintiff
i $"?A,,,7.1,"1 1 J,t um,-u Addre... 4 1 Cedar .irtel, iw
I Oak UltX
j A
rtSANCIAL AND COMUKIWIAU
(CewlinaMt rem I.Kiil pajl)
Open. Iliik- ew- CUe
itUt. Aomi. tar.' '"
7170CbioTer .... II1 16 llX
IHOoChloTerp . 3U 40 30 44
:om C i. Iron D.. 2 K 1U 1M
4uoOOAlronDp 2M 'iH ZH ZH
nflJC.ll VkT. ... 36 36 34 34M
8H58C, 11VAT p. . 03 06M 03 OC'i
600 Cul II Coal 10H 10H 18W 18U
KJComC.bl. ..1U3 103 10.1 10J
aiOileve.LiW. . liH 13 1CH 13 ;
100 11, Lb Wpf 46 46X 46 40W
BBB10 lou.ol Uaa Oo.lyS 80 1 102 100
17H3SC.IAL .... 12 10 12 lUJf
4-.HHC, ILp 46 621 44 61M
4KS0 Del klludwn. 12.1 123M 130M 121K
34lD,LkW ,...100' 1D0N 18BW 180
41(10 Den UO. ... 21W 21H 2oH BOH
4.r,DenA IlOp. 76 76M 76 76k
4iol)MFtD . 18' 18Tt 18 17M
1800 Dul. H8 k All. OH OVt 0 OH
ir.oiml.H4Allp 16 16 14M 14H
305 Erie II It 13H 13H 13U 13
3H2MKrli.nill.tp 3BM 3BV 30M 3IIK
20.)ErlTkT 1104 110M 110M 110H
7U0K1.T1I .. 40 40k 40 40
7ii0 Federal Steel. 6BH 00H 67 60r
71U7FrdStcelp .. B1K 81H 80k 8114
V436 0ht 8uiiarnf 62 63k 64 6UH
r0OOIu8uifrp...l0Uk 102) 100k 1021
74yOtNorp ...174U 177H 174 170
SI4M Oen Electric. 120k 131k l'.'O 120M
eoullUCUflln ...lldk ll4r 113k 114
ltwllome.uk.... 76 76 76 76
J080 Int Paper .... 20 20 U4k 26
144(1 Int Taper pf... 70 70 00 00k
200llllnol.Cen ...110 110kll4HllU
luolntHilrer 14 14 14 14
10OH Iowa Central.. 14k 14k 14 14k
805 Iowa Cent p. .. 60k 60k 60k 60k
BioKC.PAO ... 0 0 Bit bH
It u Knlok Ice p. .. 70 70 70 70
Soon I. K. .V Wr.tern ll'k 21k 10k 21k
7701,EVe.tp. 7b BO 78 80
IK. Lake Shore ...208 20B 208 COB
fOoLouuIaland. . 64 66k 64 66k
M70 Laclede Oa. . BO BO 74?t 70
.180 Loul.fcNeah . 87 B7 BO BOK
Kf.oM.HPABriM 21 24k 2 d 24
lft7uM.SPe.HSUp UOk 07 06k 0(!M
120311 M.nCon. ..100 100 101(104
7.120 Met Nil ctf . 4H Ck 4k fik
S780 Met Ontral. . 13H 14k 13 13k
G82MltUItwy.. .104k 104k 103 lDHk
10UlrhCentral..ll0 110 110 110
Bflrtl M WBElofC. 26H 20k 26k 2Uk
B7U M W U El of
Chlpf 80k 83 80k 83
8830 M ft ML. .... 71 71 00k 08
826kllnAHtL2p OB OBH 08 OH
17476 MlMOttrlPao. 40k 40k 48k 48k
100 Mo, Kan ft T 12k 12k 12k 12k
184(1 Mo, KftTpf. 40 40k 30k 30k
Sun Mobile ft Ohio 46k 46k 46 46
78MorrlftreeilB7 187 187 187
2H70 Nat Steel .... 40 40 401. 4bk
loOoWtlHteel p.... 06 06( 06 06k
UO.NatLOil ... 3k 8k 3k 3k
03d0 N J Central ...123 124k 121 122k
E.54I NY Central. ..137H 136k 13UH 137k
r,70 Nat Lead .. 20 31k 20 30k
MS Nt Lead p ...108k 108k 106k lOrk
POMS North Amer . 13k 17k 13k 14H
lONYftNlt. ..218 21B 21B 21B
10'ONTftfitL . 13k 16 13k 14
ftOONYCtStLUtp 83k 86 83k 86
140oNYCa.HtL3p. 36 37 36 37
SONY.LftW 132H 133H 132k 132H
146 Nat Bi.cult ... 42k 42k 42't 42k
KONatBlacultp . 0 1k 04k P4k Odk
1CH01 Norfolk We. t 27k 27k 27k 27k
S430 Norfolk ft Wp. 71M 71k 70k 71k
81126 Northern Pao. 60 60 66k 66k
4(116 NorthernPaop 76M 70 76 76k
3520D Ontario ft Weat 20 20k 26k 26't
6(tli paoCoaat. ... 61k 61k 60k 60k
220 P.i Coa.t I p 87k 87k B7k 87k
124racCoa.t 2dp Otlk 00k flOk 00k
18170 Pacific Mall 4774 48 46 46M
4I'6." Peo. Dec ft Er. 3Tj 31 3 3k
3277 Peo ft Ea.tern 6k 7k 6 7
38 hi IVd Steel Car. 67k 60 67 68k
WTBPHteel Carpf.. 80k 80k BPk 80k
801 Pull Pal Car Co 103 10dkl03 104k
770P. C.t. ftStL.. 76 70 76 76
lOP.FtWkO 186k lBBk 18Bk 188k
3001-ltUft Wpt.. 18k 16k 18k 18k
3K8H Tenna It It .130k 132k 130 132k
3SHH0 People' Oft CI 13k 116 113k 114k
1780Ileadln 21k 21k 20k 20k
S71l0Itd(mtltp. 00 00k 6f-k 68k
8760 Iteadlnc 2d p. 32 3k 30k 3CH
2880ItepubllcIftB 26k 26k 24H ' 24k
artS5 ltep I ft H p 71 71k 00k 70
2810IUO Orand.W 41 43k 41 43k
7IOIlloOWpfd... 86k 80k 86k 80k
1470SILSW. .... 13k 13k 12H 13
8050 bt L 8 W pfd . 33k 33k 31k 31k
800BIP ft Omaha. 117k 118 117k 118
iano',8 Southern Pao -13k 44k 42k 43k
18126 Southern Ilwy 13k 13k It 13k
38686SoItwypf 67k 6Bk 67 68k
182 Rt Jo ft OI ... Ok Ok Ok Gk
28&HtJoftUIlp 62 62 60k 60k
700htJoftOI3p 16k Itlk 10k 10k
1274tLftHK .. 11 Ilk lUk 11
87fitLJ.BFtp 72k 72k 71 71
1460 HtL ft riF2p 37 37k 30k 37
8187 8tanderdHftr 1 Ik 12k 10k lk
12480TennCft I ...116 llfk 111k 116k
f,20TwlnCUT . 03 64'i 03 04k
80TwlnCltTp.l36k 136k 136k 136k
428 Third Aril It 14b 162 118 161
llOOTeil'acLand. Ilk 12k Ilk 12k
47iOTeiaPacMo.. 10k 10k 18k 10
126U67 1'nionPaciao . 60k 61k 40 60k
28117 1'trnnPacpf... 77k 7bk 70k 78
20 IIS Flour ft M. 12 12 12 12
sroUHFMpf. . 26 26 24k 24k
40 I S Fxpreaa.,.. 60 60 60 60
176nDnIla:P.. 27H 28 20 20k
67 Un Ban ft P p.. 70 70 78k 70
31H6 UHItubber. .. 47k 40 47k 4B
P28UflIlubberp..lll 112 110k 111H
338267 US Leather. 26k 28 18k 20
43 100 CH Leather p. b3 83k 70k 80
128iWabah dk 8k 8k fik
8661 Uabaah pfd... 24 24 22k 22k
ilKOWe.tUn T.I.. 86k 88k 87k BB
R420UA-I, E ... 1114 Ilk 11 11
2300 W ft LE lat p. 68 68k 67k 68
8n36VLK.dp. 30k 30k 2Dk 30k
8Hft7WlaCent. . 10k 20k Ilk 20
(tr.2MCp . 60H 60k 60 60
100 Warner PilCal 03 103 103 103
yotalaalei, 2,663,040 hare.
Wv.l.l.l. ,..1
Sunday, Nov. 20.
Tlio official count of cnili In the TreitHtirr to
day coinpiircd with that of yeitordar Hhotrs:
.Vn. i,
Onlil coin and bullion tl46,nO,iH
Bllr dollar and bullion 1ii.'.6h,474
II. H. note. 16,833.171
Other a.. eta, le.a demand liabllltte. , 34 242 680
Aratlable caah bal , Inclndlnu cold ra
aerre 1204,511,81)7
Court t'nlenilnin TIM. Dny.
Appellate Dirl.lon Bupreme Court Beoc.,
bupn mot ourt -Appell ite Trm Motion.- Appeal
from Urdor or C.ty Court No,. I, Apptal from
Juiluniuiit of City Court No. 1. Appeal fioni Mu
nicipal Court Ni I to 87 Inolu.lre, Huprnme
Court-Hpeiial T. i m- Part I. Motion calendarcalled
at 10.30 A. M. Part II, Kx-paite matter. Part
W.-Ckar. Mot ou Demurrer No.. 1146, 1160,
PaitlV. Ca.v unllul.hid. Law and fart. Noa, 82US,
8MHH 1(1 HI 3181 Ulllit 87 7, 2flli(l. 8(3,
2H17.84I0 Part V.-Ca.e undnl-hed. Ca ea from
Fart I. lat M.-(a- nnrnl.he.l. Can from
Part IV Part Ml. Clear Fla.atid It It. cae.
Trial Term. Part II Clair. Prefeired cinan Noa,
10-.-.H, loflf., ttaoii, 1 170 l iui. 1184 , 11. (M,
i;,ti i, 1 1.117. iiun-3 mil,. i iiwi, i nmi, i tr, is.
Uiir.7. Part lll.-Oiae unlnl he.l. No.. 02n
67UI, 67. i , .'.1. 1 1, f-.ll4 ,1u 8 3H.MI. 021, it ills,
8H41, IIU73. 6H11, '.67H. illli 11278 IIJ7H, flj 1.
1002 41 III M.U I. null. 642V. H07 47611, 6641.
871.6, .I8llik 6"3l. 6UI8, J2 1 8J24. 8ti61,
Part IV,- Cue uuMnl.lied. Caea fr in Part III,
part.V, dM -Aijnnr el for that rm PartMI.
Ca- unflul.li , Iimtie t. No. ..33il. liar c.len-dar-Nia
tl . n Hlrt. ton A40.I ,1184, 56 1, l"Ht
88H4 i 40H, .617 'Jllilll .11,11 Oil H6 8'a, 4(127,
6.'M, Ji4, 604 i,iI4II, l 63U .11U,,841,7il i,6.'IK,
HUH I7'i, iiiikii rtllt, rtlln 5,it. 7. Part VIII,
aud XI -Aljour led for tho t rm Pan i. rtun
tinnniahnl Ca.ea from Part MI Part X. -Ca.n un
fiiiahel Caaiafrom PartMI. Ptrt IlIL taae un
flm. id. Cart, rim Part II
SurrnirattT Court Chamber. For probate Will
ofjnli K atinu Mitlldt Ftmh Ilannth Mot Ian,
On.iK.i Sea Imb Man I But. her Phlllii lua
I'm. ,li nry Llnu-feld, at 10- (i M.
'IrlalTerm-Ca.e ou N't 15 11-Will of Man I,.
Hitler, at Id: in A M. Noa 1.1.4, 1613, 1418, 1481,
I4U" W'.HI 16(11 1618, 1614
City ( ourt-S e UI Term-Court ni en at 10 A M.
Moll n at Hi' (() A. M Qmeral Term Appeal,
fr mi or.lt ra, No. 1. 2,8 4, 6, tl, 7, M, ti. In, Ap
peal, from luilviuent' N'oa 1,3 a, 4,6, it 7.x n,
10.11 12.18. Part I, II, III aud IV.-AdJournod
for the term
Why Docs The Sun
be llcvo that It l Miieclally mlaiitod to do your
aihertUliu? lluenuite In all Now York there
Ih no m in of property, no mnn ol real euli.
itnncK. no citizen ot etHnillne mil of honorable
auuklttou who does Dot read Tub Uon. ilifo.
EXTENDED M1N1KG SEASON.
FINE WKATItBU IK TUB LAKE BVVB
Jllt'tt LOPPKIt lUSTIltVT.
Mine Cittrh U on Work Delayed by tho
September Storm IVeire of r Coal Fam
ine In the t'olnrnilii Mlnlnar Dl.trlcta
Yellow Aater Oet Free of Lltlcntlnn,
Houohton, Mich , Nov. 22. The fine weather
durlntf I he Dre.ent month In worth tens of I
thousand of dollars dally to tho copper dla- ,
j trlct. Contractor! were far behind and the
I mines. tapocltllF Ih" newer ones, were delayed
on much Important work. There were the
Ufiual Heplembr enowalormi, one quite Rorere,
but during Octobor mid eo far ilurins November
not a particle of enow haa (alien, and one week
aifo the tompcraturo here readied BO In the
8hadf, Huch weather hni never beforo boon
known In the copper district, whoro alolahltig
uaitnlly beclne In November.
The Arcadian peoplo hope to have their per
manent holit In Morklnn order at No. 2 ahaft
In two to three we oka. The Arcadian will hate
at least ono thousand man workinir ateadlly
during the entire winter. '
Tho Arnold la runnlne one stamp wbloh
treats about three hundred and fifty tons of
rock dally and the monthly product la about
filly tons ot reflnoil copper. At this rain the
perexntago of Isnot copper taken front tho rock
1 4 nbout Otty-flvn one hundrodtlie ot 1 per
cent. Tho Atlantic Is making about sixty
three ono hundredths ot 1 por cent, at tho
pri-Hont time but wns down as low as 65-100
last spring, for three succosslvo months. Tho
mines nre morn than thirty miles apart but
each Is working an ashbod lode well toward
the northern sandstone wall ot tho
Koweeunwau copper twit, and there Is reason
to Infer that both mines are opened on tho
same lode. When-tho amount of metal carried
by tho rock la so small uery pound of copper
counts heavily. The Arnold Is now taking 11
pounds of copper tmm 2.000 pounds ot rock,
which must be brokon underground by dyia
mite, hoisted nearly a quarter nf a mile to the
surfiioe, then carried snino distance by train
to the stntnp mill whore It Is ruduced to sand
and the minute gralnH ot metal eztrnctoil,
Down In the Joplin zlno dlotrlct ot Mlniourl
the smelters and mines are closing down be
causo of a ooal famine, and grleous complaints
about the soarclty of suit coal and consequent
damage to industry come from many part ot
the country. Thero will be no cout shortage In
the coptior district, aa tho soft coal receipt of
the Benson will aggregate nearly half a million
tons. This would sufllce to meet tho require
ments of a busy manufacturing city as large a
Detroit or Milwaukee, but It takes plonty ot
coal to lilt ton-Ion cages carrying fifteen-ton
loads from shnlts a mile deep at tho rate ot
fitly mile an hour. Itnlso takes fuel to run
pumps ot forty and sixty million gallons dally
cnpacltyand to operate the heavy machinery.
The Ile ltoyale haa reoontly met with a an
rltH ot small accidents, among tho most various
of which was the Hooding ot tho lower lexel
of the mine through the accidental tapping of
tlw old workings The plans showed that the
new work wits over one hundred feet distant
from the nearest opening of the old mine, but
a mistake was made. After the Ialo lloyalo
was shut down by the owners Itwasworkod
in a small way by tributors miners who
"scrammed" for copper, taking the metnl
wherurr it was to be found and dividing their
finds vs Ith the owners. The trlbutors naturally
paid little attention to engineering and none
to map-making. The trouble met with at the
Isttf lloialo is certain to occur more or Ira
frequently at all ot the old mines now being
reopened
The Mass mine In Ontanagon county Is
getting copper rock from the llutler lode which
open the eyes of the oldest mining man If
tho Uutlor lode should hold anywhere near as
rich as these samples Indicate, a mine ot re
markable richness will be opened there.
CALiroitNU.
Los Anoklu, Nov. IH The Central Eureka,
Amador county. I producing rich rock said to
bo worth over $100 n ton. The rook is found
in both shafts and drifts.
The Btickle shaft ot the Gtlca Is being re
timbered and the old timbers, which contain
considerable gold Irom the ores which they
supportod, are being burned and the ashes
panned.
At tho Dlue Ledge copper mines. Del Norte
county, near the Oregon line, the vein has been
tar4il at the depth of 140 feet and the ore Is
found to be rich in copper.
In '. Dorado county there I a remarkable
revival ot mining Interests, It Is especially
notable In the reopening of old mints which
hnd been either abandoned or clo.ocl down.
T. JI DaUs has struck u ledge three feet wide
In the claim whloh he Is developing near tho
Argonaut mine lie has uncoM.re.l a rich
pocket from whloh a single pan yielded over
The copper property that is being made
ready for active development near Pilot Hill
gives nxoellent prnmle. The ore goes 110 per
cent copper and Slf In gold a ton
Thorltnte Hupremo Court has affirmed the
decision of thu Huperior Court giving the Yel
' low Aster Mlulug Company. Ititnilsiiurg, Kern
1 county, lull los.esslon of Its group of prop
erties In the Hand district '1 his decision
leaves the property In the tttssciHlon of the
original locators, Hlngleion. Slooers. and Ilur
cham. and makes them for the llrat tlmo slnco
the looatlon of the mines free from hampering
luWHUIte.
A largo deal In oil lands has just been
made In Kern i-nutitr by which the Loveli
White trnct otfi.Uoi) acres, not farfrom Makers
Hold, lying within the oil belt, lias been leased
to Arthur (1 Newton of Los Angeles with op
tion to purchase within a year for SU'J.iKio.
A big oil strike his been made In tho vicKlt
trick diet riot by the California Htandurd I oin
pitiiy, which has opened up a 4LHi-barrel well.
The Wo-itern I.aiid and Oil Syndicate has
lately acquired 7.DKl acres of land in the l'oso
Creek section. In the oil belt. Apparently the
large oil companies are making overy effort to
.enure all lands In Kern county that hare the
appearance of containing oil deposits.
Altera trial of several mouths the quicksil
ver deposits near hnnta Ana. Oranue oounty,
have been abandoned. A little very good ore
was found, hut the value was too much scat
tered to make the working profitable.
Three-fourths of the stock of the Morning
Htar Company, Placer county, has been trans
ferred and the company reotgunlzed. This
mine has been worked for many years and Its
output is still fl.UCHiaday.
At tho 100-foot level of tho Algol oopper
mlno a05-loot voln of copper ore haa been
struck. Fourteen feet ol the vein contains
quitrtz bearing gold. The remalndor carries
copper winch varies from .1 per cent, to 40 per
cent, to copper value.
The Mammoth group ot oopper claims. In
tin- Hack bono dlBtrlct. west of Kennett. Hhasta
county, hits lor some time been under bond for
tlOO.tHM) to New York capitalists The option
expiies Jan. 1, and it is said that the company
hits decided to take the mlueauiid will thi-n
pay down hair the purclmse price In that
case the new owners will erect n smelter and
build a brunch railroad to connect with the
mainline tat Kennett.
An alum deposit has been discovered la
hhasta county, forty miles eat nf lied. ling.
liyilruullt' plant of considerable magnitude
Is being lltted up by New lork, Chicago and '
Bun 1 rntic'sco tieoplo on tho Trinity Klver,
above Wiii-vervllle, In Trinity county. Thev
ar- putting In n 400().foot avplion and 2,000
feet of pipe and h tvn bought riiKI acres of land
The nav gravol Is 100 feet deep, O.OoO feet long
and 050 toet wide.
NEVADA.
VlBdlNiA Citt, Nov. IH A 7S.ton smelter is
being put up at Hoduvllle by the Colorado Iron
Works. In Lyon county, at E-m-rnHla. a
gypsum grinding plant Is beingciinsiruateil by
ex-Onv Adams nl Nevada for working the tie-Iki-U
near Mound House,
The unwuterlng of the Com. took mines goes
on slow iy, although the elevator works con
tinuously, MEXICO.
UiMYMis. Nov, IH. Tho Ulenvenlda mine
at I'll or to, In the Un s district. Iih-i beta nold to
an merlcnn company lor $100,000
The new 1.400-foot shaft, which Is the deep
em in thu rtantu Domingo mine, rlauta Ku alio
district. Iih fortt-nlno feet of water lit It, This
Is the first lari Imlyor water ewrt ruck In any
ot Ihe mines of tills district. W'nter has hereto
fore been very scarce in the town ol rlanm
Eiilalie, and If thin hould prove to be tho
rial or levul thuxtrlkewlil bo almost as valuable
88 If It had been nf gold.
ALASKA.
Seattle, Wash., Nov 20. There nre but two
small learners remaining lit the witters of
N mie tit present, and they will seek harbors ot
safety at St. Michaels orCape York for the win
ter It Is estimated thnt 2,000 miners are
so.ittered along thu coast trom Nome to York.
All nre comparatively well provisioned, or If
the) tire not, they can draw on rlt. Michaels,
vshore tho warehouses ot the several transpor-
ItUnlug. "
TVl ININO, MILMMd, HMrLTINQ AMD CONORN.
11L TItATINQ MACHINERY! COIILI88 KNdlNIMj
EHTIMATKS FCUNIS1IKD. THE FDVY, P AI.LI8
CO., BOOM lilt, 3d COUTLANDTBT., NEW XOBK.
tatlon and trading companies are well filled.
It Is four days trnvel by dog train to Bt.
The" Oladhow copper mlno .u?rlneo Wllllnm
Bound, has recently mode a trial shl ment of
ore to the Tneoma smelter, netting -'' a ton.
This property Is located on the W wl ere
thore Is a solid bo ly ot ore II 'f L1" Ti,i,h,V Vi
, at extreme high tldo la covered by wotor. It Is
said that It oan be taken out In cargo ots of
any magnitude, and now that J big pro Its nro
assured, the property will bo worked to full
"Sen who weroengagedlntheexpedltloii with
. Capt Alirecombre. constructing a wagor. i road
1 from Valdes ui. Copper 11 ver. hrlng stories of
, wonderfully rich copper ilepo.lt from i elg hty
to ninety miles from Valdes on t lie new r into
to the fukoti They deaerlho the Je, ges ns
being from six to thirty feet wide, and the ore
bonilto and native copper worth Irom Ji.O i to
$140 a Ion. While the mines arp remote from
water transportation. It Is aid that the orels dn
Hitoh nbunilBtit e as to Ju-tlty the construct on
of nrallroo.l. while the tiualltv surpasses any
thing ever found in the northwest
WABIIIMITON.
Heattlk. Nov. 20 -The 2311-Joot ledge of the
Wnshlngton-Anneonda group In lleckler Itlver
district, has been cross-cut the entire width,
showing several large pay streaks from six
Inches to sixteen feet In width, while, the en
tire ledge matter between the wnlla of por
phyry and slate Is highly mineralised, showing
values of from 2 to 14 ft ton In gold, copper
and silver The mine bids fair to becomo tho
largest copper-gold property on the western
slope of tho Cascades. Tho Trouble-ome-lu
lex llsllroa I, now under contract, wjl run
within throe miles ol these claims, and It Is the
purpose of tho railroad company to huvo this
line completed by June 1. , . . ,
The Mammoth mine In Hlato Creek Is now
among Ihe bullion producers, having (luring
the past week turned out He first gold brick,
valued nt tl.HOO. This was the product ot lot)
tons on a trial run of n nowo-tnii mill. Tho
test proving satisfactory, thu mill will continue
to drop stamps all winter. ,
The Hepuhllo mlno has declared Its regular
monthly dividend otjli.ooo. ntid It Is an
nouneed that there will be no passing of thedlv
Idend while the big mill Is under construction.
The present mill will run, to Its lull capacity
and tho high grade oro will bo shipped to tho
North port smelter
llltlTlHl! COLVMIIIA.
Heattlk, Wash . Nov. 20. The Hoi en group
of copper mines on Clayoquot Hound, vnncoit
ver Island, have tallen Into Amorlcnn hands
nndare making a very good showing, the ledge
being eight leet wide, of which, nt least hull Is
high grade Htilpplngorp. A contract was let
this week for a tunnel IllHl feet long, which will
cut the ledge at a depth of 218) feet The
ntoutftotthls tunnol Is wltnln u lew feet of
deep water and Mifo harbor for In rgp ves.elB
The Van Audit mines and smelter nro In
successlul operation, employing 120 men lit
nil departments. This Is ono of the busiest
cum i.s In the western portion of tho province
under merlenn tnutingemunt. The product
of the smelter is regularly nt irketed In New
iork. 'Ihe smelter plant will be enlarged
next year.
COLOItADO.
Dfinveb, Nov 22. Tho coil operators nro
finding difficulty in securing either enough
miners or enough ours to accommodate their
Increasing business t-ome o' the operators
nro paying rnllroid fare from Missouri lllier
.points to Denver for nil minors who will come
Intelligent miners experienced only In work
lng In coal miner), alter coming to Colorado
soon seek tor work In the gold and silver
mines, leaving the operators to eeireh for new
raeu Thu shortage of o ire extends to nil roads
In the Mate, and ovory mining camp surfers
because the ore cannot be moved ns rapidly as
It is mined, l.ven the smelting and reduction
works are over-supplied wltn ore. and while
the surplus Is wnnlel In distant smelters, tho
e.ir service Is not sufficient to thu demand.
The Mtuatlou l so serious that fours nro en
tertained ot illi-aster i-hotild n sudden cold
sr.npornsnow-btDCkiule Interfere wlthtrnlllc
l.ndvllle Is esf ecliilly bad off In regards to n
eonl supply. A blockade of a few iIuim would
entail serious loss, Tho railways lay the blomo
upon tli- smelters which do not roleuse the cars
nssp.ediiyas tiossible
Meanwhile tho work of developing old prop
ertles and projecting 111 "'d dl.trictrt In tho
Ieadvllle cump contlnuos with Increasing
vigor. '1 he great emcee-sol Hie Home Mining
Company In opening up a new nreaot rich oro
In old workings has resulted In the formation
of another comixtuy. planned upon the same
basis. '1 his If the City Mining Coiitpauy which
is to operate under towu lots of the fit) In whnt
Is known ns the 'downtown" district Property
owners uro to have 200 shares for every 2.f00
square feet they own, and othof stock will
be sold on the publla market. Now that the
water problem litis been solved, the expellee ot
developing In this new Held will be eom
tmrrtllielv slight. About seven hundred prop
er!) holders will be interested In this company.
The Golden l'.ugle Comi any of Lenilvllle will
pay a dividend of ono cent per share next
Thefiewpyrltlcsmetter built by tho Iloston
Gold ConperCompnny in Leadvllle has Ix-en In
operation for several days, t rent I tig 'J' 0 tons nf
soil hide ores dally 'I he new smelter reduces
the bulk of from twenty to tlftytoos Into mm.
tho matte earning soveral hundred ounces of
silver and gold with a high percentage ot
copper
The salo of the Caribbean ntid Montezuma
mines at Ophlr to the Venture Cnmpain of
London Is announced. This property has la en
successfully worked fora period of ten voire,
and It Is well developed and equipped Stipula
tions for more Improvements are Included In
the deal. The consideration Is placed at $.f0.
000 An Important silver strike is reported In the
Julius Cn-sar mine at Wlnlleld, Chaffo county,
which has been slowly developed by the owner
during many ytara of work. An ore chimney
was i ncountered Inn drift run from the sur
face and assays show sliver values as high ns
(5 a pound Wlnlleld Is nn old enmp nt tho
head ot Clear Creek, In northern Chttllo county
about fifteen miles from Granite
A rerfirt Is current of the sale of the Alice
property at ankce, lloulder county, to New
York met).
BOUT It DAKOTA
DrAtiwoon. Nov 22 A very rich streak of
sylvanlte ore tins been opened in the Ironsides
mine. In Carbonate camp, which was recently
purchased by Colorado men for f 7r.tKX, The
vein has been crosscut twelve fe.'t with no
signs nf penetrating It. The machinery for
thenewstenm plant hits nrrived and is being
Installed at tho mine 1 hecompiuy will soon
commence shipping oro to Denver
'Ihe Ilalllmore and Deadtvood Mining Com
pany has started up its stamp mill nt Central
city, after making nn addition of ten stamps.
The company has a large shoot of free milling
cement ore,
Copper ore Is being shipped from the Illue
Ieailmlne. six miles east of Hill City. This Is
the first regular shipment of copper ore ever
mndeln the lllack Hills. It Is estimated thnt
20,OtK) tnnsof ore have been blocked out which
will average H per cent, copper.
II1AIIO.
Iruno cut. Nov. in Tho first payment has
been made by a Iloston eompnny on a largo
tract of plaoer ground on Ornnlte Greek In the
weat side of lloise Ilusln. Tho ground will be
worked by dredges.
An unusually largo amount of rain has fallen
this 'all, which insures prosperity for the pin
eor minors next year
Heveral very large lerlges have been dis
covered on North liolse Klver during th" past
few months, nil of which are high grado In
copper and carry from $10 to l.i In gold a ton.
The velQs nretrncealiln for long distances 'I ho
surface ores give returns of from 10 to 15 per
cent, copper.
UTAH.
Balt Lake. Nov. 20. The Honerlno Mining
Company's property, consisting of nineteen
claims, at htocktou. Tooele county, has been
sold lo Charles II. hehutt nt this city and
Willis O Kylerof Hhnron, Tit. the latter rep
resenting u renii8)lwtiiln syndicate The sum
Involved was not nuniiuiicid. but Is sold to be
t'.TiO.ooo The lion. 'lino proisirty Is among
the best known pro tuitions In the State and
wa located In the enrly llllles by Gen I'. 11
Connor. Ores of tho vhu., of $l,H70,Ooo
iitive already I eon taken out of live chutes
'rom n single chninbur. not bigger than thu
average mi eplng up irtment, as much as $07,
OtKi wuslaken
The owners of the Ontario, tho Daly and tho
Daly-West mines, l'ark City, are considering
the erection of a smel'er with vv hiult to reduce
the ores nf that com bin itlon
The week on "be Mining Kxchango closed
with the sale of 2Hi.l.-,o shares for flHI.tlllHlO
The w ok's ro'elpis at the simpllng romns of
the Kansas City Miudtlng it it I llellnltig Coin-
J any reached a total of fio.ooo lepreM.n'Ing
,M- pound of gold dti-t Ore and bullion
settlements amounted to $JHll,'.'l)l,
VKRVIONT,
IlumisriTON. Nov 2!) -Tho owners of the
Bprlugllelil. Windsor eouiity gnn mine have
purchased n d amnnd ruck-ilrWIiig machine in
determine the value of the pro erty rpiutho
present the work has In en ilono In thu crop-
pings Mini nt a depth not cxi ling forty feet
The dirt I eeniites rlcbera Hie "hnftsiiio sunn
deeper, and th.-nssnts show gold ranging from
f:ito$sito the ton A recent assay shows
i that In one ton of dirt. Irom which the snniii'n
1 w.ih taken, there were; Unld, $i5l: sliver.
t 4 40; lend. $10 tlrt. Total. HI !i t
It Is prnbnMn thnt there are many oilier
veins of ore In the Green Mountains that will
ray even bettor I the nn found Pint llieh
unison of Dirtmomh has iiiado leceiit nssas
of ote from Ihisrttnte showing gold sliver and
lea I to the value or about J'.'.'i a ton This is
thought lo ta an aver.icn valuntlon and tin ro
Is no longer a doubt that gold mln ng will be
come a i rosperous In lusiry In this htnle.
Pro.pe tors who mm think of llieklng hero
toreapngol en harvest, however, will hit dls
apiniiiited. The mountains of Vermont nre not
covered nllh gold nuggets. and iheonly way lo
which the gol cm ho obtained Is n the use of
expensive machinery Vermont Is not a Klon
dike, bill It much resembles the Klilli like In
the winter time. However, It Is proh ihle that
the Hprlnelleld mine will be worked this win
ter In spite of the wenther
TUB I.AKK IlF.ll ION I HON MINES.
Dut.UTit, Minn , Nov, 24. Orders have been
! riven by the Ditluth and Iron Iluiige and
illnnesota Iron Company for shipping ore na
ato Into tho winter ns possible, and the steam
hip of the Minnesota Hteitmshlp Company
will run well toward Christmas. Other rail-
way companies are about through buslnesa
,0Th.'Hprael!lnlnB Company ha. taken
ease of the Vega mine, whloh Joins It. and
will operate the two together. rTpruee wl I be
a producer of several hundred thousand tona
jn llioti. nnd a shaft for three oompartmonu
has bought n half interest In the Ilouoheleau
lauds In section 17. near ltglnln. and will
open a largo mine thero later. The rema nlng
half Is held In foe by the llockefeller Gompany.
All the mlnernl lands nf the C N. Nelson
Lumber Company have been bought by tho
Minnesota Iron Oomptny for ft price approxi
mating $1,000,000. , . ... . ...
l'ewnblo mine. Iron Mountain. Mich win
ship riOO.000 tons this season, J00.000 mora
Ihe Oliver Iron Mining Company has begun
tho work nf changing the course ot Iron Hirer,
on the Menominee range, to reach ore deposits
that He under Its bed. ...... '
Hallway companies operating In the oro
regions of Michigan nro preparing to ship pro
Last by nn all-rnil rotito the coming wlnlor,
and have conlratted to return Inree tonnage of
coal for the Northwest, where the supply of
steaming coal bids lair to be very short, t on
trncts have been mndo for the delivery of morn
than 5(81,000 tons ot nre from the region to
furnaces as far east as Flttsbtirg and for tho
wostbound delivery of as muoh ooal.
cuntsTUAs nr.ossosra most asiiek.
In the Itnln of the Toy Store Fire Hoys
Have Only to Help Themselves.
Kvcr since Helohow A Itlghter'a toy store nt
300 Ilroadway was partially, almost wholly,
destroyed by a llro early ono morning about a
month ngo the small boys of the neighborhood
havo had the best tlmo of their lives, picking
over the ruins lor the small toys that didn't per
ish In the burning At first a strict wntch was
kept on the building, but when the Insurance
wns adjusted the Insurnnco patrolmen woro
withdrawn and threo or tour days ago tho
wntchmonwliowns kept thero by theownersof
the building wna tukenawuy. lloforo that tho
boys had got In by the rear entrance nt night
and fornged. Tho polioo discouraged this
work and one night about two weeks ago nine
young marauders woro caught rod-handod
earning away toy dishes and furnlturo,
grosses ot toy Jumplng-jncke and other things
of tho sort. The boys wero all discharged In
court tho next day, and that night they nil re
turned with their companions In Increased
numbers The polioo let them do ns they
pleased and tho boys took what they could
carry nw ay.
When It became known that. the watchmtn
wns withdrawn the hoys went to the store In
the daytime Yesterday scores ot them got In
through a hole in the planking laid over tho
basement entrance and after some di-'gliig
came across a lotnttov magic lanterns which
were In preltv good order. I uch boy came out
with twoorthree lanterns In his hands Tho
policeman looked nt them and let them go un
molested, whereat there wna much rejoicing
The sergeant on the desk at the Kllruheth
street station last night said he dl In't eare u
ran if the whole plneo was carried off. since the
store had been abandoned by the In-uninc i
companies, Three oips, whose mists are In
the nelghlHirhood, said the same thing when n
reporter told thorn what wus going on.
Tit VSTS II A VE COME TO H TA T, II E S I T V.
trnller A. Wycknfl Tell nf III Life Among
LnlmrliiK l'eople.
W'nlter A. W'yckoff. authorof "The Workers."
addressed a meeting ot mon at the West
Hide Auditorium In Kitty-seventh street yes
terday afternoon Ho was Introduced by
1 James W. Alexander, who said that he had
seen Mr. W'yckofT tho day belore at New
Haven, standing on seat nt the Yale-Princeton
game, yelling his lungs out. Doth nro (
Princeton men. Mr W'yokoft talked about hla
life among the laboring people when ho
worked his way across tho continent o few I
jear ago. After he had fin shed he answered
questions from saen In the audience .
"What do you think about trusts? " he was
asked. I
"I firmly believe." answered Mr. Wyokifl,
"thnt thu centralization and organization of
capital havo tome to stay it Is a natural
evolution nnd Ihe now condition Is better
i than the o'd. Long ago there was un Intense
npjiosltion to the factory sjstem. That j
I has gone by and so will the present
, opiiositlon to centralization. Wl might as i
1 well try to stem the tide by leglsla- I
I tlon ns to prevent the centralization
, and organization nt capital, or the lentrull.-ji-
1 tlon nnd organization of labor-and one Is just
as legitimate usthe other. Homo persons urge
that there are not the same nprnrttinltlea ir
the Individual now ns there used to be. 1 ty
that there never was such n demand for men
, of capacity as there is now "
i " Do )ou think conditions would Improve If
H-nry George's plans wore tried?'' asked
another man
" Not for a single moment It Is not feasible
to ilevl.e any system to work out the social
salvation nf the country All these socialistic.
Ideas attack the rights of private property."
fKirnnnr.H trim tntvi.ns'T nixn
lleratise the I.ndgln. ilntiae Yf ottld not T.et
Them In llefore Kvenlng.
There was a small Insurrection yesterday
outsldo of the Newsboys' Lodging House In
Duane street, caused, ns It appears, by fresh
paint. Itobert Gibson, lfi ) cars old, called at
Tiir Kpn office last night and gave nut this
ofllolal statement on behalf of the insurgents!
"Every Hunday they ojien the doors at 1
o'clock In the afternoon nnd let us in so that we
can use the gymnasium and get out ot the
cold. To-day we were froze out. They didn't
open the door at 1 o'clock, hut kept us out all
day. Tho dudes that pay tOcentannlghtgotln.
W'e only pay five cents There's only n few
dudes We got hunk to-night. Every Sunday
night they have a me ting and ladl. a come to
bear us sing. To.nlght we all taed out and
wouldn't come In when they opened the doors
and there was only about six ot the dudes at
meeting. Thero were sixty of us who stayed
out "
Hupt. Helg said last night that the boys were
kept out of the lodging house during the
day because the walls nf the stairways
had been freshly painted and n number of the
bo)s when they left the place )estenlay morn
ing had amused themselves by rubbing their
hands on the new paint and then making
figures with tho paint on tho windows and
doors
"There were only about twenty of those who
revolted." said Mr Helg "The boys will ro
reive nil their former privileges aa soon as tho
paint dries."
to i.viit titk tirimoi. arsTrsr.
Mr, Holla, Chnlrmnn of the Cnmmlaalnn, In
C'onatillntlnn Willi the Governor.
Albany, Nov 2(1. flov. Iloosevelt returned
to Albnny this afternoon With Mm wna Mr
Frederick W. Hulls nf Yonkers, Chairman of
the commission appointed recently by the
Governor to projm-e a plan to unify the admin
istration of tho State's school system, which
work now devolves upon the State Hoard of
llegi nts and the State Department of I'll hi lo
I list ruction Mr Dolls was Gov, ltoosevelt's
Btt-st nt lh Executive Mansion tn-nlght, Ihe
Governor desiring to dsi-uss with him tho
work which the commission has been naked
to accomplish lo-tn rrnw the commission
will ho'd lis llrst nieetli g heio It is expected
that the coinml-slnn will approve of a unifica
tion plan which em be presented to the next
Legislature tor adoption. I
n iiiiiki) tin iiAUiuruy st n iok to, '
ItnnUkreper Didn't Depn.lt All the Con
I eern's Hi-reljils In tint Hunk.
I Thomas Mln que of 204 Past 124'h street.
I an assistant bookkeeper In Ihe employ of the
Hamilton Htnrago C unpuiiy of 125th street and
Park avonue, nas held for trial In the Harlem
1 po Ice court lesterdnv on Ihe charge of grnnd
larceny One of hi- ilu I s was to il-io-ii the
oniiiaiu's ticelplsl. thu Twelfth Ward II ink.
He kept ihe bank book In lis loekit and np
piopriiited small sums tin the totnl renehed
J.iikl Then he dlsniu eared wdh the unmet
When he wisitrresti-il on "-tu unlay he had 75
in his poeket. Ho said he had spent tin. rest
Malinger Mi keisnn of the Mem nn Hnllwny
Ciinipiiii) Snnl to 1 1 1 1 v i Ke.lKiuil,
Austin. Tex., Nov 20 -A despatch from
I Chihuahua. Jlexlci, says lint It Is announced
In ntllro.id clrclcstlieretliatH.lt Nlckerson,
vlcu-presl lent ami genera manager of the
Ilex, i an Itillway Company, with lioadqunrtora
In the cl.yo Motion, has Kinder" I his relg.
nation to ih it eompiny, to tnlio effe(.t on .Inn.
1st, nnd that lie is to be sticcm deil by .1 .1,
rtey. who reeiinlv resigned from the pl.tee
i of general man iger of the Uohlsnn, Toi eka
and hiintil 10 It Is reported that Mr
Ntekei un will bo eniilo)cd by tho Atchison
ll.illnad
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WAR AMONG P. 0. CLERKS.
ATTEMPT TO VNITE THEM CAUSED
TUB lIVMfVS.
Affairs Itenehed a Climax Veaterdey When
the nival Faction Held Meetings and
Decided to Form Separate and Inimical
Organisations Mneh Had Feeling.
The two faction ot PjOst Offloo olerki that
developed during tho PaTt two weeka deolarod
ooen war against each other yesterday.
Strange na It may seem the splitting of tho
clerical force Into factions Is tho outgrowth of
an attempt to amalgamate two national
organizations of Post Office clerks and
the atrlto l not to be confined
to New York, but will extend to other large
cities throughout the United 8tats.
The two organizations, as stated In Tit
Hun yesterday, are tho National Association of
Post Offico Clerks and the United Association
ot Post Oftlce Clnrka. The National Associa
tion allows superintendents, assistant super
intendents and ohlef clerks to become mem
bers: tho United Association will ndralt no ona
to membership but c erki. Committees were
appolntod from eaoh body to agree upon a
plan ot amalgamation, nod a hitch arose at
onco over thu proposition to exolude all but
clorks from membership After several meet
ings of the committees had taken place. It was
unnounced that the amalgamation had been
completed and that the new organization
would be called the United National Associa
tion of Post Office Clerks. It wo also an
nounced that the United National Association
did not recognize superintendents, assistant
superintendents or chief clorks at eligible for
membership other than honorary,
A circular to this effect was Issued last week
calling a meeting of Post Office clerks for yes
tenlav afternoon at Mannerchor Hall. 203
Past Fifty-sixth street, to lortn a local branch
ol the new association. Tho two associations,
with all their local bronchos, which wero sup
tiosed to have amalgamated, wero declared out
of existent. The proalden tot the new national
body Is Joseph V. Healey ot New iork.
Placards headed "National Association of
Post Oftlce t'lerki." were posted yesterday
at tho Post Office and the different etntlons
referring to this circular as misleading. The
liostors callod torn meeting nf Ilronoh 187 of
the National Association at 12 St., Matk'a
place In the afternoon. About one hundred
clerks nttended tho meeting. W. T. Gutgsell
acting as chairman. It was decided to ignore
the circular. G 1). Ilebard said that Its send
ing nut wns part nf n scheme tn get all the
I clerks Into the Knights of Lnbor. 1elters
1 were read from clerks in other cities denounc
I lng the fltcular Officers were then elecle I
I tor llrnncli 1H7. W. T. GutgttU being mado
I l're-l.l..nl. .... ...
About two hundred clerks nttended the meet
1 lng In Mnnnerehor Hall President Henley de
clired that the amalgamation did nwav with
all local branches nf l.olli the old bodies. In
cluding llrntich 1S7 of New ork. It was re
so ved to torn llrnncli 1H7, and to form n
local branch of the amalgamated body and
npply for n charier Officers of the local
branch were then elected, heuded by Joseph P.
Heuley us President.
PAltSOS ItlMfA'a riXlHCATlOS,
ltepnrt Itend lo Ilia Congregation Favor
Forglveue.a tn the Frenrher' Knrmle.
WATKRBUttT. Conn , Nov 20. The exonera
tion ot the ltev T. Carson Hnnnn at Union City
this morning was read nt the regular church
service It took serious exceptions to Judge
Monger's denial of what was attributed to htm
in the hearing, that Mr Hannn was to his mind
as "Innocent ns the Angel of God." The com
mittee insist the Judge did say thla and more
than this in favor ot tho minister. As the
Judge was counsel for tho women and against
the minister this was encouraging to the
church sldo nl the controversy, most of thu
mem l.ers of whom were with the parson
'Ihe n-pnrt reflects seriously on the women
who brought the minister into the public e)o
const Icuously The relsirt completely exoner
ates the parson and says he has been fearfully
wrong. . I It a-ksthat there may bono prosecu
tions ot the transgressors, but they lie forgiven
i "as Christ foigave the dying thief." and that
they be Invited to return to meet with tho
brethren again.
Mr.MOIUAI. TO . At aU.sTllELXOST.
Consecration of a Chapel on the Tfursery
Fsrm nt North llnbylnn.
North Uabtlon, L. I . Nov 20. Bt, Eliza
beth's, the beautiful F.plscot al chapel on the
Nursery Farm, tho country seat of August
Ilelmont, wns consecrated this morning by
Ilishop Llttlejohn The sermon was preached
by the ltev. George Downing Sparks, rector ot
Lhrist Ihurch. West Isllp.whn will be minister
in charge of the chapel. Tho consecration
service wns conduoted by the Hilltop, his son-In-law.
Canon W P. lllrd ol the Cathedral In
Garden t It), and the ltev. Kirkland Iluske ot
All Sulnts'. Gieat Neck. There wns a lashlon
nble congregation Present, The chsrsl is back
of Mr Ilelmnut's house on a knoll overlook
ing a lake. Ii was erected hy Mr, Ilelmont ns a
memorial to his wife, who died In France absut
a ) ear ago.
Roy Straek by Trolley Car.
John Fetter. 11 years old. living at 274 Palis
ade avenue, Jersey City, was struck yesterday
nt Palisade avenue nnd Huttnn street by trolley
car 41 of the North Hudson County line and his
head seriously Injured. He wns taken to Christ
Hospital. John ltoth. the motorman, was
arrested on a charge nf atrocious assault and
battery and required to give ball for his appearance.
3IARIXE IXTELLIOESCB,
UISHTUTIX iLXASAO rnti PIT.
Banriae . 7.0J Sun eU..i"lo Moon rite 1-80
Hlllll WATia THI DAT.
Bandy nook.. 3 52 OoT.l'd.,8 24 1 1111 Qte....5;17
Arrlved-BUKPAT. ftov. 1.
R. I.a Nnnnandle, Pnnrrlet. llarre, Nov. It.
8. Tannc. i'lark, Liverpool. Not. 17.
He llekla. Thomaen, Chrl.Oan.And, Nov, 14.
8. Hull n Oliphant Msuaoa, Nor. to.
8. Northern Light Nil hlM. Crdln Nov. 11.
8a t'ortnthU, Lanjdon Peal Nov. 1,
S. (Ilmitun, Lel.k, ll.ml urg, Nov 8.
B. A. It. Thorn. Allium! M.r. slbo, Nov, It.
8. Fall, of Kettle lterr, Oslcutts Oct. A.
Hi Charlola. Peter.. Aru.teriUm. Nov. 10.
8 Filer. Lsrsen, Dunersr Nor. 18,
H ltomsti Prlnri. McMllUn,8ntn Nov, 4,
8a Iro.iuuU. Kemble, Jsrkannvllle Nov. 33,
H. KI Rle. QuirV,. New Orlrn. Nov. .1.
8 Hamilton. Dole Norfolk N .v. 31.
8a Ileuersctnr. Rwsln, PhiU lalphU, Un?, 3n.
ft. Old Dominion ple Itlrhmond, Nov. 34.
B UsuhstUn, L'ennett, Portland, Nov. 34,
Aanivrn ntrr.
8 Ko.nlgln Lul.e, from New Tork. at Soattuusp
tou, saii vd mow rosat.is eoSTS.
8. Umbrls, from Qurenetovn for New Tork.
otrrootso mAmmr.
Sail Tutidav, ,V M.
Vndl . Fri"! Stilt,
K.I.'rWm d Oroa.e.nrpmen 7 00 A M 10 00 A VI
Cynirl Liverpool 1 On P M
A. It. Thorp Curasao I oo 1' I
Tanrnilna Pernaruhnco In m Ut tuOPM
Ailler. Haiti 1 00 P M 800 I'M
Sail irvds'.day, .Vor. (7
Trtitnnlo, Liverpool. UOOAM 13 00M
IKitp.ngton,siiuthsniiiton. uonAM 13oiM
Mgilsnrls llsv.ns 1001'M anoPM
itliali. Tamp'ro ,, l on p VI 8 00 P VI
Adisn I'o'iin PKOAM loo PU
Iro.iuols Jsck.nnvllle 10'OAM
t'oimil ila.etun 3 00PM
Autllls N.'.ui l no I'M aoopvi
Use, luuce 100 PM 800PM
Sivl Tur$dav, ,Vop, 10
IsNnrmsndle llavie. JiKltM 10 00AM
Wrksiidara It ttenUru ... 8 00AM lOiuiAM
Oik ids, lliarlt aton noopil
iscouisn steam. Kir.
lur Fo-fliK.
Chattier M I.ucl Nov. 18
JJ. llism O hrillar Nut. u
Psusiii Iltidemii Not. II
Pel rl'i lUiuburg .. , Not in
K.n'H. Iltr R.v.nn.h ,. Not Jt
Ilrltf.h (uren .. Antwerp . Nm 14
lltil srm Hiiml.iirg N it le
Artmnls 8ti ttln Not. 13
IjiuLIaiia ... . . . "J. Orli'.n. Nov. 33
Put Tufnt y, Vor f 1,
Blisitrndsni HottenUin Nov In
N..ii dla. d . .. . Ant' rp ... Nut ih
Adiro ds k p.iiLi.niin Nov 31
l.latidi t City Hwn Nut 14
Anhli ele mieshsr . ... Nov 18
Fwlrn Ntsilrlsn Nn.2l
LIPi NewOrlcsn Not, 31
Vut Wiitnndiy, ut.lJ,
Alter (llhrltr Nov, JO
C'utli' Liverpool.. . N it 111
Bilorno Ne s-tle Not Id
An Jnrash Not, 33
linsnce Coleu Nov, 33
I'm 7Aur.il ik, Vnr W,
Danu.tailt ,. llrenien Not. 18
I! livl (lilirulur Nor. in
l-SMnrlUn (llg. w Nov, 17
El Mr .... New Orleans Nov. 35
15u FruliMi, Die, I
Clernunlo Iiverponl.. Nov. 32
Bsleino HtiiebU Not. 17
AloriiU I'ursao Not. 33
Cut SUvriau, Hu, II,
S,'""'.,; LusrpooL Nov. 28
fi",n" ,9"r, 8sau.es Nor. IB
Iirltuh F.iuplre Antwerp Not IB
o& uuu.. tL...::::::Nov:3o
BJ)aeaBslllBaBBBaaHHBaaHanKaaiaaaM
A Straight Whiskeys
must, perforce, be su.
perior lo blenJs wh;n
made by the Kentiuky
Hand Made Sour ,N.uh
process at the
iffigA Crow
frWEl Rye
IibwiJStSJ d'still"y' They cannot
MiLKF0 be equalled.
UH.B.KIRK&CO.,N.Y.
Agents for the flreat Western Cbiuniinn,
J
Misaisu nor niaoori.m:i.
Theodore A, Terkrnten nf fltnten I.tana
at Work In a Schenectady llakery.
Theodoro D. Verkruzen of 'J'J Ilroalway,
Tort Richmond, S. I., has just dlseovrl
the whereabouts ot hla eon, Theodore A.
Verkruten. who disappeared from homs
on Sept. 10. 1H8. The boy, who Is now 21
years of ago, is in Boheueotady, N, V, em
ployed there by Phillips k Auer. proprietors ot
abakoryat431 Hlato street Younti Verkru
ten, who was at the time ot hla disappearance
only HI years old, was In the employ ot tht
Duoth bteatnshlp Company at 00 Gold street,
Manhattan. On Kept. 10, 1808. ho left the of.
flco to keep an appointment with a dentist t
Hlxth avenue and Twonty-thlrd street. lis
had told hla mother that alter going to the
dentist's ho would go to one of tho theatre for
the remainder of the afternoon. This wai tht
last seen of the young man by his parents.
Ills futher could In no way account for hli
disappearance. Mrt. J. . Bentley. who re
sides In Tompkins place. West New Brighton.
was visiting In Hohenectady last Thursday anl
went to Phillips A Auer'a baker shop. She saw
a young man In the place whose face looked
familiar, and said to him:
"Your face looks familiar: I am positive t
have seen you before somewhere. You're a
Staten Island boy." .
"No. I'm not." Verkruzen replied, looking
Up. his face slightly Hushing.
Just thn n call of "Theodore" came Irora
tho rear of th store, and Mrs. llentley said t
the young man as ho was about to answer ths
demand upon him:
"The name and the looks go very well to
gether I thought I wus not mtstnken "
"Oh, I have often been taken lor other peo
ple." replied th youth
Mrs llentlov then left the store. On her re
turn to htnten Islntul she notified th Ver
krnxens. Mrs llentley had known young Ver
krureti as a clerk In a Port Richmond grocerr
Bernard. Theodore's brother, went to Schenec
tady nnd found the lad. He vainly tried ti
Indues him to return home, nnd told him thai
his mothr's health was lading beenuse nf hi
disappearance He gave no r.-nson for leav ns
saying merely that ho wanted tn go away,
but he firmly held to his resolve not to return
home, although he said he might return hnnvi
Christmas. Mr. and Mrs Verkruzen enunot
imnglne why the bo should have gone away.
Mr Verkruzen will make fnrlher efforts to gel
him to return home.
Ilnror Out Over a Wedding Celebration,
Pasquale Oelorinzo of III Crosby street got
married a few diys ago nnd Invited most of
his friends to the wed ling. Tor some reason
he lelt out Prank Deluco and Frank's wile.
Annie The Delucos resented tills, and ve.
terdoy they attacked fielorlnzo. Millie holding
. him while Frank slashed him with a razor
across his left cheek Oelorinzo drew a raror,
to, and cut Deiuco All three were nrrestel
The men wero sent to Bt. Vincent's Hospital
for repairs.
SJusinrsi! 31 o tire?.
Dr. Rleffcrt' Angostura Hitter, the re-
nonedsppetler. I. u.rd over the whole clvllliel
world. I.impirtel from Mouth America.
X3XXOX3.
ItALHWlN.-At 38 Sehermerhorn t,. Brooklyn.
8 imlsy Nov. 38, 1HUH, J.snnett Newton, In
fant dsuithler of L. Orint lUldwIn, II, D , aal
Mary K. Newton,
Funersl private.
COK.-On 8turdyTenlng. Nov 3B, 1800, lasbellt
U. Coe, wl low of J.mt. W. Co.
Funeral .ervice from her late rldne, 303 Waal
ISld.U, on Tuesday evening at a o'clock. la
terrusut private.
lirTCIIINhON.-Nsw Vo State Ooosctt.
Catholic Bkhatoucst Lxato. Member of
New Tork Bute Council. C. B. L., of Dl.tnct
Committee No. 8, and Comrsdr of the Leglnn
In general, are fsmr.tlr re iUf.te.1 to attend tb
fnnrrsl ervlr.- ot our late deoeseed eoinreta.
Mat Chancellor Itlchsrd J. Hutchlnaon, tor all
year Bute Preeldant to b held on Mnnd.y,
Nov 37. 1HVW, st 10 A. VI.. from hi l.t. real
dente. 138 Coltimhti. st thence to Bt Jo.tph't
Church, 13fth at. and ColumbuasT. Interm.nl
atCltr Cemetery.
VICTOK J. POWI.INO, BUte Preeldtnt,
THOMAS 0 LEi:. BUte HeereUry.
Comrades are re.iue.ted to aaasinbleatthe honae,
I.KON AUD.-Ou Not. 38, 1889. t 88 VV eit otb L,
Ksthryn llull. yonntret child of Flora TI. anl
William II. Leonard.
Interment al Panbury, Conn. Monday. Not. 37, oa
srrlTsl of B A. M. train.
MANN. -At F-A.t Orsuge. N. J., on Not. 15, ISO",
Donald Canuron, son of Iter. Alexander aal
Nellie O. K. Mann, sited 17 day.
Funeral priTste. lnl.rmcnt at Watklna, N. T.
WOODS. A aolemn snnlvsrsary mass of reqn'.na
will be ccltbrsled on Monday, 37th ln.t., at 10
o'clock st the Church of (htr I.ly of Vlo
lory, Drooklyn. for the repose of the onl ot ths
Iter. John F, Wood.. D.I) , late rector of tha
Church nf Ihe Annunciation, New York city, Tk
IteT, clergy cordially Invited.
CVPllKSS 1III.LJ. CKMETKItr,
Offlee, 1 nimllaon sv corner VJd St., If. T
lru; gubliratlotiiJ.
APPLETONS'
POPULAR SCIENCE
MONTHLY
FOR DECEMBER.
Exact Methods in Sociology.
FUANK4.IN II. GlnlMNUo, I'll. D.
Vinland and its Ruins.
CoIINULIA IIOItHFOUt).
The Education of the Ncminist.
David Staiui Joiidan.
Development of the American
Newspaper.
V, Ii. IlAVVLEY.
Value of the Study of Art.
GhOMIEH I'Eiutor.
How Standard Time is Obtained.
' T. II. WlLLSOS, M. ..
Agricultural Education in For
eign Countries.
W. V, I)F. RlKMCR, II. A.
Eastern Oyster Culture in Oregon.
1'. L. Wahiiiiuiin, A. M.
Malay Folklore.
II. C'LYDF. FollI).
Electricity from Thales to Fara
day. KllNKHT A. Lehueur.
Sketch of Frederick C. Sclous.
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY.
Ora.-vvhltefrlare Peter Wllknia. Humphry aiak
lo r, Uod.nok lUuilom. jyjuil, 101U.
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