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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
THE NEW THREE PER CENT BONDS.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE law authorizing
the exchange O. the 39 per cent bonds for per Genus
having been passed by both houses OF Congress- ana h
sgnature Of President being expected thereto 'he
Secretary OF the Treasury has been considering the
manner IN which the exchange shall be effected Ine
chief reason for the holders of the 39per cent BONDS
seekng the exchange into IS viii be the comparative
per,naneney OF the new bonds The relative perma'
pency of the 81 among themselves depends upon the
priority in which they issued or course there VIII
be struggle for priority and the manner In wmch tne
offer OF surrender shall be received so as 10 deal Iary
with all proponents question which concerns the
Department at present 1t is thought that GATE
will be xed say the the LIST Of August at 10 M on
which the Department will begin to receive offers OF
surrender These Oere all 20 be made by letter. SEM
by mail or express either accompanied by the oonds
mr. letters Of advice merely and the bonds transmitted
In some other way unless they already IN the Depart
nept In the custody OF OF the G0vernme nj oncers
On the envelopes OF these letters is 70 be marked the
fact that they are proposals for the surrender OF the
and the postmaster express agent receiving the lee
will be asked to nut upon the letter the date and hou
md minute at which into his banda Tor trans
mission These marks viii determine the relative
prorty of the receipt of the offer OF surrender where
The hour and minute are different When the hour ana
minute same, chance will have TO determine tne
snent Care will be takent at the Department iDassorl
ing the mail that all exchange letters are pun
iu bundles themselves, arranged lar as possible IL
the order of their transmission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
ANNUAL EXCURSION OF ORANGEMEN.

About 500 Orangemen of this city and
Brooklyn went their ninth annual excursion to AL
pine Grove, on the Hudson, yesterday. The steamer
Backbird and the barges C. A Arthur and Curry,
used to carry them to their destination. Tue trip
enivened by dancing and by the singing of old-time
songs The grove reached about 3
O'Clock Professor william III. Clark, OF Brook
Ign, made speech, recounting the victories
which the Orangemen had in the past.
many of the men wore sashes Of orange silk. while the
wOmel had orange silk handkerchiefs. Toe pleasure
seekers returning reached this city at 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
SHOOTING Az CREEDMOOR.

The range of the National Rifle Association.
at Creedmoor, yesterday visited By greater num-
Der OF reen and spectators than on any former day
this year. The first competition for the Champion
Marksmans Badge Of 1882 at 200 and 500 yards, with
the regulation Remington rife. five shots vt each dis
lance mad l49 entries composed mostly OF Of
the 7th 9th l3n 22d 69h aud 7lst Regiments OF the
National Guard OF this State. The leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

James N Ward Mt Rayenswood, N. Y; Robert Crulck-
shank at Salem, N Y; Leon II. Kendrick AZ hopoAc"'
N. j.. Spencer Wiley ut Merrill. VIA
The Senate in executive session to-day connrmeu 'n'
following nominations:
T,os,rp D,nartueufFrancsM NJ. Darby to he Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States Mt Bailiinore "ooie
Eysfer to be Assistant Treasurer at Pmiaoepnh. Mar
fsstrsasterspencer Wiley, to be Postmaster ~ Mer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 1.-THE Rev. S.
C. Fletcher OF NewLondon, N H. has identified the
mains OF who shot himself in East Greenwich,
Saturday evening, those OF his brother Ira. Last
Wednesday Ira returned TO mis- native place Skowhegan
Me-, after an absence OF forty years. He had been
mourned dead. The changes OF time saddened him,
and he left his friends secretly on Friday morning.
They had word OF him until the OF his suicide
WasD M ahpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
LYON LOBENSTEIN

Lyon Lobenstein died, after short illness,
t his house No 503 seventh ave. yesterday mOrnhs'
Mr. Lobenstein was extensively known Us - manui'o
turer OF elastic goods, his office being No 3s broad""
He WINS born In Vienna Austria. in 1912 ana pas ~
most OF his boyhood Ia Pesth, Hungary ~ ,e ,fae-
80 no CAM. to ihs country lie began TO nianaiso
ture elastic goods about i've years ago. lie i1-'0 -
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
SONS OF TEMPERANCE IN CONTENTION

CONCORD, n. H., July 1.-THE thirty eighth
session OF the National Division of the Sons OF
Temperance Of North America opened to-day at
23O p. H., f. J. Morris, Most Worthy Patriarch of Gin
cinnat In the chair About 40 representatives from
the different states present The reports OF the Of
hcers sh wed good financial condition. and large gains
during past year. public reception was held this
evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
THE SPRAGUE PROPERTY.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., July 12.-In the Supreme
Court this afternoon hearing had on motion for
q temporary injunction prevent Trustee Chafee from
proceeding with the sale OF the spraguc property under
decree OF court. Several witnesses examined in
GLIDING General Butler Trustee Chafee and the Hon.
Benedict Lapnau At the close Of the hearing the Court
denied the The Nstick Mills to be sold to-
morrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
COURT CALENDARS-JULY 10.

SUPREME COURr-CHAMBe.s- deld bv Haght J.-Cal-
called II m-Nos T. r. 49, "a 81. IU1, lOs 1885,
l6z I61 1871 1863 1862 49, 40 ~ 49, lp. lo2 1855 1874
1874 1877.
sGRnoGATEs CouRT-Before Rollins, s.-Contcsted will Of
Al0nzO ates At IA a. IA.
SUPERIOR UoUgr-sPEciAL rgRM-No day calendar
COMMON PLsAs-SFkCIAL TLL.M-No day caiondLr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
EMIL j. STAUD.

Emil j. Stand, theological student a. OF
Josephs senns ny. IN Troy. who was soon TO nave U.s.
ordained priest ut 81 Nichoiass Church. IN lni'
died suddenly on Tuesday night al the home oil hS 20
r.nts in lie will be- buried from ST.
Church tnis morning Among the oergylnen W. Of
olnciato at.thc funeral viii be the Rev. Dr. MAhony' v
81. Josepns seminary, aud FATHERS sorg and Mayer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
AN ITALIAN BANK ROBBED
THE WORK OF DARING BURGLARS.

THE WORK OF DARING BURGLARS
OVER SO, 900 sToLES-THE EXPLANATIONS of me
POLICEMEN AND wATcHMEN-sUi' 'h''hA i1'
AGAINST MR. oTTENDoRFER
bold and daring burglary was committed on ines
dav night in the office of the Italian daily newspaper
n Prooresso Iao- americana. in the Sfdas-Ielang
Building. Nos and Cenrte-st. WINE omce'
RYAN. of the Fourth Precinct, was patroilng DIS
heat mast the binding in which there is private
WATERMAN, three men, 1t is supposed entereu INC
front door of the Office in Centre-st by
means of false KEYS. closed and locked
il after them, and passing through
the wire door of wire fence about sig feet high'
went directly 10 the safe, and began their opo:s-
t,ons The SAFE known as the Butler safe, is OF an
old pattern, and has been long IN use. III STANDS
sideways with respect to the window and close ny
IT. The distance from the sidewalk to the WINDOW
sill is not so great but that person can see INTO
the room where the safe stands policeman pass
ing could without doubt, hear any noise inside Dc
cause the window is close to the sidewalk. III ID
large and has no inside outside blinds or curtains
of any klnd by which the view could be obstructeu
A light burns in the room all night. The burglars
were evidently not novIces at the business. IneS
were supplied with full KIT of burglars TOOLS from
jimmy " to a sextant, and they also had SILK
handkerchief for the purpose it supposed, OF dead
A few inches from the bottom OF the safe ana III
one of the small panels, hole about an inch IN
diameter was nicely bored by the thieves. on the
left-hand door, there was the indication oil
first attempt at boring there Near the handles OF
the safe a hole of smaller diameter entering the
lock proper was also bored. jimmy" had been
placed between the two doors and they were sprung
in that manner. BY the aid of sextant, when
the thieves fastened to bolt passing through
the larger of the two holes, they wrenched the
doors open, completely destroying the combination
lock in the operation. To have bored the holes,
considerable amount OF time must have beeh re-
auired as the parts of the safe attached were OF
wrought iron, which only be pierced with
great difficulty. The thieves must also have been
living fat on tn floor during the boring process, or
they would have been seen from the window.
The safe was wholly ruined, and was replaced
yesterday afternoon by new one OF the same
manufacture. Having gained access to the con-
tents of the safe, the thieves took the following
amount of money. the properly of Charles Bar
sotti the Editor and proprietor of II PrOesso Hdo-
americana, who, in addition to his newspaper
business, has also in the Office an exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

The Carton match, four shots for sporting rhes
and five shots for military rifles, at fournch ouIs eye
at 200 yards, had thirteen entries Any position "ss
allowed j. W. Todd, q. l.. Morse and j H. Brown pisos
each +. Ii. Halton and X. Rathboue each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-ln the Senate to-
aay Mr. Cameron, of Pennsylvania. from the Commit
tee Naval Affairs. reported adversely upoh MT oaui
derss proposed amendment to che Naval Appropriation
bi allowing Naval officers promoted on the retired us'
nnd.r the act OF s76 relating " the promotion oil oo
odors on the retired list the retired pay oi Their pres
ent grade from date Of last commission Indefinitely
p,stponcd Mr. George presented the credentials OF his
roIIe,gue Mr. Lamar "A Standardized frcn MlSsls-
,,pp FOR The term beginning March a, 1888 Read and
Died
In the House conference report on the bill for the
erection, Of a public buiidirg at Poughkeepsie, ~ y,
MS presented and agreed 10. Jhe repOr. hAes the
sInouut OF the appropriation ut 10000 DIT Coz. OF
Sns,y,,rk presenLed the petition OF r. L. laeOtt ana
Gftv oter cilxcns of NewYOrk CITY for the amendment
~ lie bn tor the Improvement vi HaIlem EIytT ~
Inc AUTHORIZATION Tor purpose $l,395,OOV.
Referred
NOMINATIONS AND COMPUTATIONS.
WAsmsGros, July l2.-The President sent
Al. IN. having nominations ~ the senate to-day:
Fosfaasers-Jonn Il. Snedeker. at hempSSeao' ~ H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
THE REMOVAL OF sTENoGRAPHERs.

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TkBUNh"l
WASHINGTON, July ia small item 10 the sun
dry Civi, bill provoked animated discussion 'o,uay
regarding the power of the Speaker TO remove
stenographers of the House " for cause" 0nsi,uan
Reed Of the Judiciary Committee. and Mr. wilson,
NJ West Virginia, argued that the WORDS ior
cause must be construed TO mean any cause SUM-
c;en in the Judgment and conscience of the speaker
Msssrs Bragg. Carlisle. Blount and kandaii eA-
,,ressed n contrary opinion. MeSsrs. Hor anu
McCotd denied that Mr.. Dawson whom the speaker
onnointed 10 succeed Mr.. Hayes, was incompetent
and Chairman Williams, of the Committee on For
eirn Affairs declared that Mr.. Dawson's report OF
The shpherd investigation not so very ncorrec'
after all.
SIS. Cox desired to know why Messrs. Hayes and
Devine were removed, and Mr. Horn rephed tha1
Messrs. Dawson and Tyson were men who mad oo'n
been gallant Union soldiers. while Messrs. hayes
md Devine were Democrats. General bfagg
wanted to know II being good soldier made q man
q good stenographer and Mr.. Horr rephed tha'
these men were both. Mr.. Randall declared that
Nessrs Hayes and Devine were both kepuphcanSs
This is stated to be true by the friends OF DOM
gentlemen, though neither OF them mas taken any
sctive mart in politics Mr.. Devine was appointed
nv SNEAKER Blaine, and Mr.. Hayes by speaker No-
fax but both were appointed because the{ VIZ
stenographers and not because they were "epuo
MIR Williams of Wisconsin. thought this discussion
ntimed in view If the fact that the suulec OF Tue
power of the Speaker to make the removals Is no"
under consideration by the Judiciary committee:
After considerable confusion and some excite
ment, the matter was dropped, nothing beng ny
settled except that Mr.. Andem Is TO receNe 4ooo
from the Treasury the payment of which, IT is as
serted by the friends of Messrs. Hayes and Deyne'
would not have been necessary had they been re-
tanned in Office. -. oo
liz is stated that no special appropriation has ever
been made before 10 pay the personal substitute Oh
a House sIenographer Special appropriations nave
mn a COMMITTEES
only for work in excess of the capacity OF the
official stenographers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
Handicapped D points.

The above ten marksmen won silver medals OF ING ~
ISOLATION. Fftytwo OF the contestants were qiaIlcd
for the decoration issued by the STATE oI
scoring twenty five points, or over out oil posaps
hf6y. -. -.
The Equalization match at 100 and 300 yards hsd
thirty entries the leading scores being as oo"H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

while Renegades prominent place was great SURPRISE
LIE Pedt Due seems colt OF some PROMISE Mutual
pOo.s $l025
Tnlrd race-Rartan Stakes, for three year ods not
having OF tue value OF $1,000 special
weight conditions; $50 starters, with 81 800
added, 800 second entrance plo he only nDil-
lty) to 80 to the race-luna; 80 noninatons aud SIX
The starters were AppleDy J0hnsOns colt IurcO Dy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uIe, Ura); i. LOrllards nlly
SaDies cOlt Macben, ny Iacaroon Jersey Belle Il Is
W. DOnOhueE Withers's gedng Duplex, by
King Ernes or hacaroon-Ecno ul2, BaroeeG Little
neld's colt Free Gold, by Bnulon-hltty Free ttil,
Eyans aud O. l. LVrlards colt fUluslas 0y Fat Maloy
-VandAhs l23 Costello): At the start 'ousa was In
front Amazon s.cOnu aud IurcO inlrd, Dus eIore the
first furOng nnsLed duplex mad run into the lead
WITH Nolusia second. Tulco tnrd. Ihey enttrcu inc
stretcn up 10 the stand and duplex We'd to-
stand Duplex was first Dy a neck I'M
DER pull, Tmco second also under a
Tree Cod, Amazon nfIn Macbeth last In the next
quarter IurcO anu Duplex were SIN ngntlng Tor the
lead and 1ulcO mad neck aGya age. In the second
quarter Of the mile duplex again showed nto In
front, aud haf mile from the emu VS. ieading by q
quarter iengn, IuIco second ienglh anu ha De ore
VOlus.a, lac quarter Length before Macbeth, Amazon
iiih and Free sixth. Before tue nUmestetcn was
reached nad got na length the better Of Duplex
and the la,er uring. In the nnal iurong lurco
steadily increased his lead ana by tour
lengths, Macbeth second three leugtns before Duplex
tniIu. Amazon Was fourtn' quarter length behind
Duplex ana head before Free GOlu Nolusia being last
S y 70 ia" ''"S'H' "' ''' wac SD ''u' '''''
with 5000 added, $lUo 10 secoad; distance -,
mics. Nine start.rs-Pette. gilis gelulng Fair
COunt, by Duley-Adee ~, Ia. reakesl; o. H. Lori
.ards gelding MOnltOr, by ulcnelg-hlhx 90 LILO, NVs
teIOI Appleby * JonnsOns Cols JACK Oi tcarUs, ID!
III Uaed-N,lhe James a, 81, Ura) witherss uhnahed
colt b. sonenense-Jnneta tS iOs spa,nnH a"o es
PURCELL; CaldwePs gcldng Ba Last ~ BOD bon
MIC ecotiand-P lancnette "a. ioi. Eyansl wanders
30. BrrnnanJ; iIGcnells horse kono, ny Cuileothe-
Glance Gagged, los, jones'; and Bells ns Bona flde py
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
STATE OF TRADE.

u
o., tf,toRg semi 23-tottOp quiet Middinrs, l-ac
Fou DIV Howard street Western Supcrnne - %
a.. 81 do Extra ,. 7j4 - % do Family - 90 asO 90
flfv St- sinner 10 r.. 75t EIrrL - 55uso 70 DO
fanny s5OOSs6O J no Brands - -: fatapsco
j amily sJ50 Wneat-~Ouhern tef 81 u3dfl Oh do
Ambaf. II Oiasl ~ No 4 Maryland u lJ4ssl !;
No Western Winter Red. spof ~ Oogsl GOA pa
August lOasi lO- September and october 81 ~ l2o
81 O7aa November, al u6aSl Op1s. DECEMBER - " -
January, ~ I'D Corn-SOuthern Waite. I4ci do
Yellow. rio; Western Mixed spot 10 mdi DctoDeI
So OAts-oouthtrn. - diic Western Mhlte. .. 80
AIei 4Oa4ic. Peunaylvania. 4OGi3c rye quiet and
stcav al 7Oa7oc. Hay quiet Prime u Choce Pehhsf"S
MA aud Maryaud 80 % 6sl7 90 ..--
CHICAGO sept 2J-FIOuF quiet Common 90 Choioe
Sptng Wheat ~ dfb so common 10 Fancy hhhesnlAs
50 10 So 76as1 Winter WbeA fair 70 choice
old $3.50 %. new. s5de5 80; Low Grades s3dS 90
Irregular Regular 81 W zesl " September - &C.
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f,vtppoot sent. - d. m -Pnrx-Prme Meas Eastern
- ~. i., lv--r.ru iru,r AZ "a B..0l -lnI.r,lll
steady TO- short Gear stcav Al ~ HAnls-'aG II
00. shoulders dull a. % Beef -lhuI Mes7 AN
IA 90 Mess rWer at 4js Prime Mess steady n 3t
laru-Pumc Western 0ui at b-Oi ldL0" PRIME INV
steady al 4i6L IurDcnune>Drlts steady AZ 81. E0'u
FnediL 10 .On n)u -t' w. D. IL acc,' -
Al 49, Wnelt-NO WnItr rcliy Al . lIt No. SoDri1A
uu AT Id: Nlner sew western steady NJ " 10 corn
Mixed dull az 81 Il for OLE spirits Irpehuhe "t Lon
LlgFErool sept 23-2 D. Provisions Beet lijid for
Extla tnHIa Ness PORK Io- per Do iJt fIluie hc't
bacon ~ ii DER Gear Miile-. AMI - ilr
short MIdtes Larc. oyHd per cwt Tor Amer can
a. cy theo,e D ud p'r cNItpt th'
Dc.t gr4aes Renuel Petroleum I'll per Sll
TO- rvraroo1 sent 52s1 D. IN sreaistufs steady Flour
r,,fa Tor average California 9bu. NJ for tal'r
ma tluD. Nid0o6d. Tor Red " inter- 1bdDiu lot req
WestenSpr Corn u4ud poi ccH'" lo ou ''A1' Wv
LONDON sept 23-i II m.-Cacutts LInSeed 1 ID
frosuui 3D. i7l a. nj. per gal Common ROslu. ouL f1e
Koau Jl IOGl sperm Oh E14Dt per t1I llnseea GA.
A-5uI. uer spirits IurprntAe, "old per cW~ l"o"
6Vnoy sent .3-4 D. m.-sugar - d2jGG. per cwt ior
CuDa Centrifugal poaI1zng so ana - Tor 'dDa Mis-
STwFgr SEPT 2]-Fctloleun. francs - cenumes for
lns pa4r pail anu sellers Mucots L"id c'o7eu
Al 40 francs 30 ccuflm~s per lOV kos - 80. -,.. ~,
HuFwEy sept Mllcox's Lard closed at 81 MARKS DO
penuigs Der / DoundA Petroleum marks - PtrhlhSs
H,vnE sept .3-WlcuK's Lard closed II - francs ana
70 csnjines per 30 Alos
LONDON WOOL SALES
r,xpox Sent. 33-rhe following are the Wool safes 81
FrIdav m detail 3 Ojj bales New Lehlah1-fe"oc ~
a d secured. Gllld greasy: tua al zoe - anu
td0 Dol . 80 bales and Naa fltetr '-lN Il,
s,ouled ~ ~ llud greasy -. u 80 ou.'s ol'
PhInp -cor.d ldd. greasy. sdd Id ocAs ana et's
oo1tb ,tar. --courcd, l2ddlloLd greasy. S-d ~ @i
n, and piece. addlsd An bses Ia-naniai-ocouIei
ri td greasy "a \ 1 - oils7 Aat,-as
i'd Adj IS bales south Australian 40 IIlee. gE-l
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EENLKAL IKANoA ILAN IT, tUNIFANi.
~ BETWEEN NhW-lORh AID llANHE-
Iiertf Company 80. ~ Nprtl ,FHr loi u N01INt
The pas.ene.rs tins line AVOID both transit Dy Lnssh
railway ana The dlsc0mori3 Of cr1Nn{ hs Channci IA
small boat
ST LAUTAN Z, ser N Nfilesi4y, oct ., II
PEREIRE Dcitr' " cdlrsdd-. % H. g n no.
LDL IL DE- lhBlAA. ~. y HONllng ulocn
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11vnarn.E MARNaL.-RY rELhaRApM

CHICAGO. sept. 25.-IoGs-Receipts 4iO) head ship
meut- b. 300 L.ts market fairly active and pu,ca un
quality ftr: Good Mixed. Z 4ups 40 Heavy,
= 4Ju-3 ID Light Boa 80 A. rhtp' - -5dti 20
tAIl.I-ltccrIpL-, 80 ~l luouts J,JOu htad
~alpring Catt- market hemOIlzei Id. lJc lower auc bat
l. doing l.Npuris. O5 hoiDe shippers
- Jr0eG 10; Common tO Far "a s. 20 hut egs = 500
81 -to,hers AM trreTs, - - -li Range SLOW Texan
- GOa-l IS. Hair Breeds and Americans, fiA@'.
SHEEP--Recopts. 200 head; shipments, 2b1 held MAJ
kt lr4, Inferior to FAR - 80; N dlum 10 C'oCd
IS 75Q "A -. Cuoi.c 10 Extra r. 80 1pI -.
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WiU sas SATURDAY. ;, frclDer 10 AT 732A m. CABIN
f.s- A.
Eo4 fsrtLer "a ID I.ir- "TTiT r"
VkH>oS a BHoWN & GO. Aronts.
}OL ~ 4 T. .te1
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25. 1882

The following were the receipts and SHIPMENTS at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday;
Reeents ShiDmentL
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The reoe DTS and shipments al and from Buffalo
Saturday follows:
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Diui0euJ NJhtej.

THE MISSOURI Pacific RAILWAY CoMrANY(
NEY-iOAN. sept. lS-2.)
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Or ONE AND
a iUKEEQI AlTEH~ PER CtNI on the cSpital ,tOcS
ID, . Company VIII DE paid ~ the Office or te Company ol
and a.ter next The transfer BOOKS viii close on
the 4''h 'A7D' anu open H. CALEF Treasurer.
MASHArrAS RAILWAY CcNmASr)
NEw.YoRK sept T. Iss2}
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or ONE AND
a 6NEHALF PER CEEr on tae F!ttsI -. ANp Sc sc,
I'm NiiE rttr C03iPNNf 10 - Broad.
way, on aad ar Jctogt = To- -i4c >.qt Oh o'V d.. s
Will 'o'i e" '''''''- D. W. McwILLlAMs. Treasurer.
MRrRoroLu,x ELEVATED RAILWAY co..
No II BROADWAY, NEw oAN
A DIVIDEND OF ul2) ONE AND 4 HALE
y PEH CENT ON THE CAPIlAL .fOlk OF Itils
COMPANY VII be par on ana 9isr ,1ona1y t9' ny oi S
70 to the OF record On the 18th Of sep
'' as transfer books VII De csel at 3 m on ne ?5t4oi
september ms and on 5ae 'd '' o''Oe next
JoHN E BODY.
If, COUPONS DUE 1~T PROX., and the
\ PRINCIPAL bonds due On thar dat issuet by the
i..hed ta poiaw ia.oid- under car ru.; form wil
I'D ON and ac l1 da,e ~ tae Once 2y 80 H. ~ q
south 3dsL, fAIaGcpnai
A :. Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and Ind w SS 200,
i o. Minneapolis and Louis iz3oo0
"
"a Il Cie,e aud IuIcarawas Valley anl Wheelng. 2lzOOO
Il 81 Rurso Pi. t-burg and Western. $4,000
20. MinueaIol and - 0
b a. uth'rn N"uiia 1900
~ Chesapeake and Ohio, Trso! !SSgoo
sept % 1892.
OFFICE OF IHE EVENING STAR MINING CoMrANTl
40 WALLrr, NEW NoEE, ~eHt -, 1851
DIVIDEND No. J2.-Ihe Board of Trustees
OF this conn any has dcc,ara DIV IDEND 40 81 of
FIVE PiR CFN on lie capital PAYABLE september
70 Il the olce OF the raay NJ a..st. h0om ia
And r,,,peu on die -1th. HENRY h. MCHAKG,
Treasurer.
OFF.Ok - l. PLATA MINING AND ~MEirING COZ
NLw.lOKK, sept u, lsS9 }
DIVIDEND No. 35.-The board of trustees
~ nave this declared quarterly dividend Of 80 cents
Der share pax Slu the capital payable On
"Wednesday 4. 1882 Al the Office OF the company.
transfer books viii close Monday 20 1882 ana
Assistant secretary
oEFcR DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CRY RMLRoAD CO..
o. WILLIAM ST., 1870
NEwIOKK, sept 20, 1882.
NOTICE.-A Scmi-Annual Dividend of
~ THREE PER CENT has this day been declared upon
the company payable on the 10th day 81 october
the office Me.srs Jesnp Patton Co. 30 OF WIZ
NewNork % stockholders OF reeolu e ctoshs Oh
viii closed the sVth instant
and leoponed the l7th Of OetoOer nek - .,
TVHE COUPONS of the mortgage bonds of
the Brooklyn city and Newtown Railway COMPANY due
pany 100 Broadway. New-York. and after Monday.
October = 1881. SAMUEL iArrON President
BuPFALo PrrrsBuR0 AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
rEHE COUPONS maturing October !, 1882,
on the General Mortgage Gold Bonds OF the BUFFALO,
PITT5BU 40 aud WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
will be paid and after Monday October q, leo9 At the
banking house VI Post Martin Co. No 81 Pnost, New
York REUBEN HALL. Assistant treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

Iedclt-..-..... eI,UII"i1 - Nv I'D .
The banks now nold ia casl-,Decie and leedl-ten-
derS-S7 500 100 less than the sum ned a year ago.
The loan, now are SG.esA2OO less than then.
md IN. d.po,its are >lG92.. 900 less; 50 that
tbe reserve required by the % per cent rule now Is
81 232. 600 less than it was Il year ago. Bat
tie reserve now Is S2271.s25 deficit against
n surplus Of 81 462 295 then, and the proportion oi
tota. reserve Low is 2429. against 25.46 per ceut
nj the same date OF 1851.
The following are the totals of the statements
~ the corresponding dat. for preceding years: