National Finances Show September Bond Purchases Cut Debt
The September debt statement reports a large bond purchase decline, reducing interest bearing debt by about $42.29 million. 41 1/2 and 4 percent bonds drop to $869.83 million and $568.76 million respectively, with net debt at $870.97 million and total debt including notes $1.55 billion. Receipts reach $389.8 million in September, customs rise to $22.09 million, while expenditures jump to $33.74 million led by interest and premiums. Gold, silver, and note certificates positions and circulating notes figures are detailed, with bank balances and circulation showing shifts.
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Washington
National Bank Redemption Fund
Acre
National Bank
Treasury
United States
Fate of the Force Bill debate ends with hopeful pronouncements
Senators Edmunds and Hoar express satisfaction as Congress closes its session. Edmunds predicts the federal election bill will pass next session, noting a possible rule change may be needed to overcome minority obstruction. Hoar praises the session's labor and accomplishments and cites the election bill as the top priority for next year.
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Edmunds
Hoar
Senator Edmunds
Senate
Congress
Longwood Tournament Tennis Sees Round Three Contests
The Longwood tournament continued with larger crowds as two second round matches were completed and third round play produced tight battles. Wrenn defeated Tallant, Hovey beat Brown, and Lee toppled Thomas. In doubles Manchester smith won, and Hovey Tallant beat Keyes Bixby. Upcoming matches feature Mansfield Snow and Wrenn groups.
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Longwood
George F. Brown, Jr
Charles Waterhouse
S. Mansfield
Percy Manchester
Tallant
Everett Wrenn
Harvard
New Haven
Wrenn
Hugh Tallant
IV’. H. Hovey
George I’. Brown, Jr
Manchester
Smith
Snow
Mansfield
Hovey
Tallint
Keyes
Bixby
Wrenn Brothers
Forbes Brothers
F. L. Mansfield
Lee
Mansfield-Snow Watch
Ripley
Presbrey
Hill
Fuller
Fuller Mateh
Tolstoi Club Elects Officers and Plans Year
The Tolstoi Club met in Parker Memorial building last evening to appoint committees and map tasks for the year. New officers include President Rev. E. E. Hale, VPs D. L. Clark and A. A. Pollard, Secretary J. R. Child, Measurer E. M. Jenks, Directors William Parker and Edward Robinson. The club aims to double membership among college men and professionals, and describes itself as a social science group seeking to understand how others live.
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Tolstoi Club
Parker Memorial
E. E. Hale
D. L. Clark
A. A. Pollard
J. R. Child
E. M. Jenks
William ©. Parker
Edward Robinson
E. K. Hale
Lolstot
Quiet Georgia election yields heavy Democratic win
Atlanta reports an unusually calm election with the Democratic ticket winning by a large majority and both constitutional amendments likely approved. The General Assembly is described as three fourths Alliance, amid routine returns and public sentiment. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier and tonic.
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Atlanta
Democratic Teke
General Assembly
Threefourths Alliance
Erratic New York Market Mixed Outlook on Rates
The New York market moved between weak and strong with final changes for the day negligible. Investors note potential discount rate changes by the Bank of England, while many nervous nonowners focus on adverse factors. Reports mention actions by Cam Mack, Jay Gould, and Winslow Whitlock, with activity in Sugar and Atchison stock, Louisville & Nashville purchases, and silver buying. Shipping, railroad, and mining figures signal cautious optimism amid a broad market tilt, including talks of unions, steamers, and new track plans for 1890.
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New York
Bank of England
Peabody Educational Fund Trustees Meet in New York
The Peabody Educational Fund held its annual trustees meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with most members present except Hamilton Fish. Reports showed income distribution since 1889 totaling 87 695 dollars to multiple states and Peabody Normal College, while the treasury noted about 96 000 dollars annual income. A committee visit to Peabody Normal College was praised and a banquet followed with Cleveland and Hayes in attendance. The session continued the next morning.
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New York
The
Peabody Educational Fund
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hamilton Fish
Robert ©. Winthrop
Massachusetts
Bishop Whipple
Minnesota
R. Bb. Hayes
Anthony J. Drexel
Pennsylvania
Samuel Green
James D. Potter
Tennessee
J. Piervont Morgan
Cleveland
William A. Courtenay
South Carolina
Charles Devens
Randall Gibson
Lonsiana
Fuller
Washington
William Benny
Virginia
H. M. Somerville
Alabama
J. M. L. Curry
William M. Evarts
J. M. S Curry
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Peabody Normal College
Texas
West Virginia
Robert C. Winthrop
Hayes
Officer arraigned for manslaughter in Roxbury shooting
In Roxbury District Court yesterday morning Thomas IF Kearney a Division 9 police officer charged with manslaughter in the Tuesday night gropery shooting on Winthrop Street was arraigned and held in 5000 until Superior Court. Lewis F Green the dead boy Davenport's companion posted recognizance as a witness.
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Roxbury
Thomas IF. Kearney
Division 9
Young Davenport
Winthrop Street
Lewis F. Green
Grafton St Lee Abbott Wed to Mary Adams in Quincy
Marital notices list Lee Abbott of Quincy marrying Mary Adams, daughter of Charles Francis Adams, on Sept 30. Other marriages include Henry Durant Ches or to Maude Russell Barnard and Charles N Harris to Sarah W Bird in Cambridge and nearby cities with clergy from Boston and Newmarket.
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Abbott—Adams
Quincy
Grafton St
Lee Abbott
Mary
Charles Francis Adams
Charles L
Addie B. Gardiner
Hall
Charlestown
Caroline K
Thomas B. Hall
Henchman
Jaffrey
N. H
Eliza L
Russell B. Henchman
Joseph Carret
Richardson
Belmont
William Richardson
Sampson
Concord
C. Henry Sampson
Edwin H
Julia V. __ Sampson
Wing
Sandwich
Paul Wing
Train wreckers' work near Greenville Junction
A Canadian Pacific train bound east toward Greenville Junction was derailed by sleepers placed on the track. The engine was damaged and the engineer seriously injured. Several other passengers were reported severely shaken with cars thrown off the rails delaying traffic.
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Bangor
Canadian Pacific
Greenville Junction
Star Course Seats Go Fast at Boston Auction
The Boston Star Course sale opened at Kremont Temple with only five dollar seats. Fred H Nazvo acted as auctioneer. All available seats on the floor and first three balcony rows sold for five dollars. The top premium reached five hundred fifty dollars for center seats marked J K L and M. Numerous seats with a four dollar premium also sold.
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Boston Star
Kremont Temple
Fred H. Nazvo
Deafness relief inventor to visit Quincy House
Mr H A Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut renowned for a deafness relief invention will be at the Quincy House Friday and Saturday of this week. He has drawn attention across the United States and Europe for his work and method.
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Boylston Street
Copley Square
Lucy Wheelock
Hubbard
Newbury Street
J. Murray Howe
School Street
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. RB. Co
B. & Qkrr
Iowa Division
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
H. A. Wales
Bridgeport, Conn
Europe
Quincy House
Boston
I. A. Wales
Bridgeport
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Elizabeth Curtis
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Congress St
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Chester Parker
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CGO
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