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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-22
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erFF,to March 2iCdftie- Recepts to-day 900 head;
toi for thus far 500 bold for time last
week G7n head. cons0nci through "a cars MARI ct
with fair den and; oest ~ AIDES disposed of Light TO
Medium steers as 25d - 10. oxen. $50 90
Sh,,I,-Reeeipts TO-DAY 1900 head. tOai for the
head: for time last week. 1000 head
through II market dur te ding dowDwar
un.od teday shipped East Tor sal IN first hands
81 Choice Fancy 81 70 ds0 90 Fair to Choice West
ogs Receipts day 800 head; total for week far
OdO head time last 1900 head conngn
A. butchers and Mediums. s. i0dS> 20.
CHICAGO, arch 2t-H0cf- Heceipts $4,000 head; ship
nsnt. head demand weak packers decde iy bearish
market and l"c than yesterdays prices;
number Of superior state were ON sale;
supply fairly cleared at the decline Mixed 81 rs o. Heavy
sTb5 ass IL: Light 81 as7 90. hkips. - S6dt0 10.
shipmcnts head; mark ct
fair active throughout pucos demand steady;
Fancy Cattle sod at 81 6ss7 20 Exports 81 30 S Good
10 choice shipping 81 90 so Common 20 Fair 30 IL So B0
sockers Feeders 50 TO- Cattle OF 900 to 900 No.
sold mostly at from s4eSb ..oo.--, ,,
btsE market strong active at fully former rates
FIport sheep ht 81 Inferior 10 Medium s. 0S4 oO
Fair 10 Good. 81 75dsa I6j Choice 10 Extra So Gs6.
ST LOUIS March 2l-Cduie- Receipts l4UO nead; ship
nens none; market active booming Sc ong and higher all
80 j0dt1 Good 10 Choice ship
png So Light - Goa 0s6 Common, 81 20 So 2o
oOd Butchers Stscrs ~ 40 los do COWS and
stock Feeders ~ oO0S0 90; Confed Texans So asa
1s,p-Reoepts 1900 nead shipments 900 head supply
OF demand; Drices steady Common
edum s. 0OGA 6O Fair TO Good 81 1883 oJ Choice 10
Fancy So 1bdS6.
Hogs-Receipi 800 heaa, shipments 1900 head, market
higher demand Light " 4OdS7 co. Butcners 10
Extra Heavy, ~ eJG,I 40.
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Drouosals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.
DPPARTMRYT OF THE INTERIOR,

OFpIcE OF INDIAN APFAIRs WASHINGTON March 49, 1888
bids for Beef submitted in epsrato enveiopes
Bacon fonr Clothing or ton g. ,ss the case
D. M OF IL Esd = APiL a. 1883 for furnishing for tho
baking Powder, 22o.0O0 pounds Corn $4,000 pounds
pounds Hard Bread $1,000 pounds Hoiny 1900 pounds
Lard LOO barrels meas ioTr $4,000 pounds Rice $500
100000 pounds Soap 5000 pounds Soda $4,000 pounds
sugar and 100 600 pounds Wheat o..,. ,...-.,
part Of lissng $500 yards STANDARD Calico. 100000
nns SsGi % ;sGs
Kentucky yeaDs $4,000 yards Cheyiot 620 yards Brown
n fhsssns 2SoS Calico ssssq 1900 yards
%insey 1890 cards. cStns G,oeee' NoHns Hard
s4ces sSeS as GsSes n u iSn
Forks &C. aDc Tor about 476 Wagons required for the
Minnesota MSpsns. Nebraska Nevada Wisconsin
delivered at Chicago Kansas CITY and SIOUX CITY Also for
Pacidc with California brakes delivered
Francisco
pes th.t may he contracted for 70 be delivered at the
lids must be made out on Government blanks
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities OF subsistence
supplies required Tor each Agency and the kinds and quaint
blank proposals conditions 10 be observed by BIDDER time
and place OF delivery terms OF and payment
furnished upon application the Washing
ton Nos 90 and Ga woostei-st., New.York WIN. II.
Subsistence u & A., at Cheyenne Chicago Lesvenworth
Omaha saint Louis Saint Paul. Francisco and Yankton
foowins named places In Kansas ATSabsas cis snrInr
CALDWELL Dodge Guy. Empora Eureka Great Bend.
Lodge Newton. Usage City Sedan, Sterling Topeka
Wellington Wichita and Winfield
Bids will opened at the hour and day above stated
CERTIFIED CHECKS
some Uned states Depository Tor a least per cent OF tho
amount OF the proposal ii. PRICh, Commissioner
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HAY AND sTRAw-A fair trade is reported stocks are
smaller. AIS pms Tf@ohy ssssc shpns Grades
00ci Clover, 500 &C.. No Rye STRAW 6Oe short do %
III III Is o. We're dull and inclined TO eaainess
brewers shippers not large bit Interior SPECTATORS
have been In d me o. t deaes hes hoes s.ae "a
c other grades 7OasOc.' YeArnes, 7oasoci California
and Metal Exchange To-Day Iron
very d .nG anH Len sse seter nominal
@oL1ssIs Holder. asked S!c for 90. te,, refining 70
GoceT! and TncGs sr ante, IN, IN N. mai,
NAVAL 70 for COMMON q Good Strained 5' sp:
Turpenns irregular and inclined 20 eas ness in view Of
stasc ob1ins 9ac Tar and pitch gut and
t SGE1s 's '%s
S STa% vessel. dull EhrooT; steam 1900
s5s So5 eSs oxPpss g. 90 "a "A $50 $50 SSl.
ProV.ons ia Cd s2Ss Cheese 2os eeet 2. o. Fofs
- 81: bale, Cotton ':assd 200 tons Measurement
PU.Sr ls Baeoa. $6s so2; eij cheese sS.sa;s ID
steam D sIIT So sea
lis ca Bacon, 500 ckessei SS.,;:;; B9IsToL .csm
9a f0s steam 900 bush isA
sn qn sSS1 bush .si
En-. steam Pud s' Petroleum Psh
PE $op SS. N0T E.aass Dir Ssi 2OS oO
Soas4Y ann &messn .S, sooSI cases Svao
SArAN .thsr 40 600 cases s DO private terms
sS: "a N. T. gin
q hi S;1a s 'S 10 iss.
cargo IS s20c per Dbl schooner
Ness is down ios iSc per bb
closing hero cs. could be had somewhat lower but
tne options ,ti negleeied and cash trading continues
bbis. city Family Meas s2Odskl % bbs Western do.
90 po o qS sS Gs R%s s sss s Prime
ss sss E psmv P Ms $40 $40 gSssS 70 Clear BsSs
.....BEEt has nst dem nd. and prices marked
sz SIS sss1. % I " Gse@@ an. Ss ssa
INN ouotra sci 60as22 sales SO bbls at West Szi 80.
sUI psteG Is qus ea p Soc Tas ysy s
des. 5ss8ac 90 boIes rib Bellies Il 70 average iOHci
CO. fty i ny:G.sf T. Rsstd s 1eoa
ders SIC. Picked Hams. Ilaalzpe: smoked Shoulders.
9l4ci Smoked Hams. 49,. dl5'.o MIDDLts cry dull
West sales $50 boxes Long aud Short Gear half
and half lOlJc..... DRESSED HOGS about sc lower IN
s7c LARD-MsrseI opened fairy steady. consequently
rued weaker and by the close prices slaad fully 2elo
settled and weak cash trading quiet and speculation
fair sotiyr. mainly In May delivery sues $50 tea Primo
steam spot quoted l45dn47 u.s. closing offered lower,
80 tea ~ arrive 37 yc cost and regh 80 cs March.
l.45c. closing, .!0aii 49, 800 tsa April, Lao
closing 46c 500 ties. Juno. lLlydti6lc, closing
ll4oa IL 49ci LOO tca July ii.526 .o2c. closing
I0Ocj ozOO lcs seIer year. Co. closing IOs5cj
city steam unsettled sales 1875 tea l2O0 Refined
III mas far inquiry Tor strictly ns daIry oIs but other
kinds unsettled and declining Tree OFFERINGS New but
ter Egn Creamery, 80 56c Penns vsnia DO SS Soc;
Pals l0a9zc. STATE Welsh Tubs 2oc Old State DAIRY
Trkins 2azlc state fIrkns aud Tuba II o2Oc,
Creamery lso25c.; Rolls. CHEESE mas noe
Varied price ruling very arm and demand continues far
for home use. !. Sc Creamery skinned 6igaOsc. do,
partly skinned s'as9c. ....EoGs-rhe feeling Is very
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STATE OF Trade.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

RAiuuoRE March 2l.-Cott0n dull: MiddlrKa. l0isc
Flour steady dowa sree, Western supsraae S.
Mus super 81 90 DO E,'Ta 4 So Do aIo
.i Sss'1i$ %ss:,
White aiss' 40 Yellow, o.: Western Mixed. SPOT os..i
SS os
RYE dai 7Os7oc Hay Prime % Choice Psnn.yv1
81 5000 ana % sSOSaeri Clear rItn ks
f Es nsS o ar Gf:s
sad Ta:sd Cream
sSoso cs.sSS sna to w E1 stc 4
A::s: SS:ss e ws.. ANY a rs ssss Duls;;
s. 49, Waite and Amber Winter q lsssI a. Cor.
se5s' %s' & IRA g ss' ST. S'
sgsaac for %sstsu RAILROAD eisSts 70 Ne@YorH. Wheat
SS. Wheat aSooo BUSH csrn. tsJoc pSsh OATS
oo Sa POO s h %hss 5000 spI BUSH. orS
5000 bushi oats 1000 busni Barley 1000 bushi Rye,
CHICAGO March 2iwhoat to-day somewhat unsettled
SHADE easier Scc Sc, rallied ne and closed &C S' iOWer
lhsn Yesterday sales ranged 81 GlAa % March u
June = Osgssi % July winter Wheat oassi os
and on &sss CORN S%'H rss
moderate demand the Ssse opened Tsa aa aud so
sales 6sa S56c March 81 eb5isc ApriI 6sis G6ySsc
New a1Sd is Sow sS M hlsi SSm aS@S
on call salos 100000 G%'s oaIs Were dun snd weak
May 49, Si2a.e June 4z9l2Ssc July on call The sass
weo 27.5 900 price. shade hrmer iso lower
Pork fairly active and 6o20c lower closing steady
s 'si ss ss 3 Nav 70 sssa IA sS
June, SIS 71GSis 20 July on call sales al0o0 bills and
lower; closing steady safes at LII Zoe March,
9ll20c Apnli l2l91llf2pc. May 49, s1ll al ac
June; 1L&O July; on call saes 1900 tleToes
June at tho osng prices on Change and the other options
2bdIc lower
rIour dun; Common 10 Choice spnng Wheat 81 500
5000 eonmon Fancy Mnnesoas SIS 5O6s4 20J Patents
sbOO6s7 bO Winter Wheats. fair choice old 81 %
~ o. 50 $50 o. Low Grades 81 go southern
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NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MARCH %, 1883.

strong and a slight adv noted on all xmas gemanu
and fair State and Pennsylvania Zz0Zzoi
22c.: ulhern. 81 haze.
RICF-Moderaeiy active ana unchanged-
sEEL S-Generaliy UNCHANGED, demand tair 49,, ~ Tor
sUGARRaw w9ker some holders sun askeS ~, ,o To-
Fair Reun pg but made the basis OF lot
tt grade loo hhds Mosses su a. 63 ooo 10 mas ss
dc ressed Mould IA" 5ssc.; CONFECTIONERY do see:
STANDARD :" A." SLdsSc.; OF "a" S@5iec; Mmte Ehus
&C" 71c Extra e." 71sd7s.c.: e." The: yellow -.
7L97 yellow, 7lsc Crushed Gle c., Cubes ss &C. cut
STEA RINE-Dul and nominal Choice CITY, ll'tci "es.
1sc.; oleOmarearine SteaIine. Del &C. a., ala.
rALLOW-Fary active and firm; Prime CITY, $50 Sa'e'
5000 10. sac -. ...oar
TEA-At the auctlo to-day Japan and Ooong were s'es
but Green sold rather lower 1924 pkgs we're SOY ~
4Oc for Moyune l3d26ac for japan Pan nte zaD VIC 81
do basket fred S9c. for Siftings lSD2oc Tor Conso
81 &c for Foochow Uolong l7eilc. for Formosa anu
II l2c. for Annoy
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LIVERPOOL March 2i.-l2:3O o. m.-Couon easy MIA
ding naDds jilad. Sales 10000 bales
incnIIrR speculation and exDort. RecelptS
IA 4UJ bales including 5000 American. futures piands
low Miudnng clause. Marcn oeliVery. GLAD DO ADil
5aiaan also 5sld do Nav anc June 40
hyerv SEED. June and July delivery 05s4d no. JuV
and August delivery bd; August ana September ue-
livery as4 do. November anu December delivery o'cd
Eutures quet.
LIVERPOOL March 2l-2oO m-Cotton-rne SAFES of tue
dsvincinH~h 1900 baiea Amencat-
LIVERPOOL Mar,h ills y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lands AldG.ng clause April aud MAY delivery sa
40 do June anu July denYery, Otoatd; do August
and september delivery. 6bsea also bss4d Futures dull
The lotion EIcnango here will be closed IRON Friday TO
tjYARLgsroN. March 2l.-Cotfon easy. MdtlnR. loo
Low Mlddllng 9Ac. Coos Ordinary &c; 1887
bats. gtoss. l.2j7 bale5 bales: exports ~
the Continent . 80 bales; Great Britain - bales;
10 France bales coastwise. 75U bales; stock 3d. 30
bales ...... a..
GALVESTON March 81 cotton eqsy Midding. CSC; Low
Middnng DO: Good Ordinary. SScs; net receipts o2tO
exports 20 treat Bfitin i. ~
bales % France. bales 10 the Continent, - bales
20 the channel. bales coaatwse. bales; sales
uAt bales. STOCK. SO7 haieS.
SEu.oE .'Ns March 2l:-cotton quiet Addling as.e:;
Low Mildnr 9,tec' Good Ordinary sac net receipts.
1850 gross. ASA bales. exports To France -
the Continent Isle exports c.aswise Sto5 bales 10
Great Britain bales; sales. 1000 bales last evening
ba 3lO.5H9 bales.
SAVANNAH. March 2It oItor quiet Middlne. e'iso Low
MiddnnR 9itc Ordin sisc.' net recept z 1o2
bales gross 27BO haos; ooA-wise. BoS bales;
Great Britain baes: To the Continent - bales;
lOO baIesi last evening. 200 oaes socs 7o9oo
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vOOT. SAI.E9

LONDON March -2l.The following the wool sales OF
Tuesday detail Philip Lambs, IL led 02s Sd aal
Ca FLEECE. lUd ISL di Tasnanian-Fleeoe I'D
Is nd
Te series Of sales OF the sold dur
ing the bales America The next series
OF which S5O0O0 bsIes Will DO sold. viii
May O.
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Illinois Missouri 81 95sse 90 Michigan 81 oo@s5 &C.
s aT spring 81 s9 y nay ss S Ss S
%aTsh SIC April sssS'sso NAY 5 S1-~S ssS
t s~sf '?s 5as hs!.s.s' IS: O9 s1 e.
.cIsa Sc Rye steady sare assSnzsd
a. Sc osSss 81: q STEADY
r % fancy good az % ssG is Dressed
s" m SIS s g a apG a SIS
fard lover IioS i2tc easn 1 %av. %SI Sa.,
1aas APFl July
%Sisssy steady at I hedslDs- $1,000 Gpis
SusS rye o SS' bush SCr Bey Sush Shipments
6ns u.s. GS DSs rive gGS goo Sas Barley 5000
rsss IS raS s. q
Nav J 81 y 2scs S? s5oc
Sa dull si spot s7' NAY March, AusI
F f 'ss s'' %%'
Ssco. eptta R SSs 9 sSss:
.esy Hard, % q rs g. S Sass0r H sSs
81 saS 10 le e
sI79 a'fn %4 S' /. T$'s vs Ss
10 %Rsls Fail; s7as: 10. Red. Winter; 81 osS;
Beec'ss c Corn Me- N9 New MHed sS Ne" NO. oo
9,se No 2%he 46c Reseipts-ls'OOO bush. Shipments
March a e Wheat Sspser nc
y O %p h[' 81 Ssp MaS s. Co aae = 10 No
Milwaukee no 1sc CoD gGe No os q e w New
a$S rye gue5 SpF 2c Noe do m ira fresh 52 pa
Provisions weak Mess PORK 500 casa aud March Slo -
m s 9s os weak SO SSs a 30
DO s. 7S@s7 80 Butter quiet. Cheese arm at S4Siie
ruiLa6ELrnIA March 9Irlour dail poor demand;
nnesoa Patents Coca s. a. 5o Corn nss P0%pg
6ominaL Corn-sail aixea~ and gram depot 6is
gran doos5 69 5 5s nxei &c co col
ClW sesa psr oot 81 oq 40 Jackets; ga 9 99;
Inda Ness s23 Porx-Mss'. ass Is: Prime sls oos
ss ed std: 81 % sat-. DE s 80 S 9' r1 al.
s4c. IA snoseL Sa49Jc. Shoulders in peHe %
&c. &c. SO saosd sm'Ai i5pl5 &c Ds Eara-5tv kets
we,err s, Sc a. aSeSS o''e TO- s9tober
Loose. i1.51 5ntsr-creamerv Griro penn9vlvan1 . G;
County SsN.YOrx istcA rG1A 10! o 10 First. =
ne. rolls 'll'yiytnia .lo %eWsrn ioGie EgSs-Psna
Full roam iisIie, %o;tera Fun cream. 90 DO saT
20 5ood -, 7 40 5 ll 80 ne ~ &c. , ar AZ
67',ec. FAR 70 i)oi Redninr Ausooyinoe4 henne1
Ganuated SEC. -MonlI A. gisa stntarl %. seeds
Cover D lac lmoinv - o@FS ! taS,sei :, ~ ~
Petrosumlrr. Rehn-d. oois. sc Cases. Zoe. "hsEey
os 1reS elg . u steady y, Xxx f q s. go
S 81 Wacaf 7S S5.e RED ga s. cash
os Mach 8 90 S9s RED 2 F. ATT 81 81 Corn no. swer
5o,o. CASH OOH Mar n Apnl 5oase., 32.sc Nay 35
NAV. rye dql at &c. Barley quiet az go soc
butter Cn Dairy, - soc; Creamery, 240.s corn
NAL dun at s. o.. wh'Eoy siedy at u To- Pork
ea'r Il si3 20 cash sls 25a ApIl ori SIS p, ~
99o; short IO2Oc EASY; Long Clear 1892 2c
Short RID SOC. short Clear l21c Lard hrm AZ Joe
Receipts 6O0l bbs whe9t S6Ooo bush
Corn ~ 900 BUSH oats 2iO0olhush rye. 10000 bushi
Barley 20 900 bush Snpments-Four 1000 bbs Wheat
4OOr bush. Corn. 6u1O BUSH oats 10000 Oushi Rye
/ 900 bush Barley.
TOLEDO. March Il AT $40 noon ooard-Wheat hTm 20
2 Red spot ~ 1873; 81 n9s March; VI ~ bd Aprl;
81 S9 May 81 49, June 81 l0h July al the year 81 oot
bid Corn dul High Mixed, 5Gc.; NO 2 spot ana
March Soc NAV sec OATS steady MOI Acc NAV 432c
Recepts-Wheat. 81 niO bush. Corn 5000 bush; Oais
100 o bush Shipments-Wheat 6OOO bush; Corn 2oOOO
bush; oats 5000 DusL.
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Business Chances.

AN Established Commission House. con-
IA necled with the New.York Stock Exchanse desss
$50 OOD additional capital 10 meet the demands OF al
ing and profitable business strictly COMMISSION, "A
cppita preferred references given Ard require M"
disss OMMlSsION. Box I.6o4 New, York Post onAsc.
nRESS and CLOAK MAKING BUSlNhS,SS
~ 10 be sold located in city on the Hudson enp" "
hands Address Box rs Tribune once
MOST DESIRABLE OPPORTUSiln nov nov,
wi offered capital invest IN Catie ana snsop nn,
,ng I'm Montana with sure and larEe pton1 On
msnre IN April Address or apply 70 j. H. hEDENo''
10 Uourt.st, Brooklyn
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furniture.

AT SYPIIER g. CO.'S STORAGE WARE
"A HOUSE, l,3Ji broadway. Pier and Mantel Mirrors;
Bullets side boards BoOkCaseA Hue Rosewood Pnror aud
bedroom Suites Pianos CARPETS Aso lot miscellaneous
Furniture fOI SALE 10 pay RloIago.
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Miscellaneous.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

COMPETITIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLLEGE,
ItiOn will he held ia the NORMAL
College Building Satu day. the 3lst inst commencing 81
O'clock purpose OF selecting two tutors one III
Mathematics other ia Natural History The nathe
matica subjects examination wi ne Arithmetic, AlgeO
GsOmstIy pane and sol and the elements OF ~
and Comic Sections and the Natural History subjects WIZ o
botany Physioogy Zoology and which all incloe
PHYSICAL O. ographr The conditions ulder which canddaIs
will he examined will be read the time OF e1ann
ton. MILAN WOOD'
r. COUDERT, -
GILBERT II. CIR AWEORD,
j. EDWARD SIMMONS,
Committee on Normal College.
New.York March 81, 1888.
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financial.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
MOI therp Railroad Company OF NewJersey be held
~ the once OF the Company At Englewood " r.
Day March % 1888 for the OF eecng Directors
the ensuing year The polls will be opened at 10 ooocx m
and remain hour
March n
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Brooklyn.

Brooklyn.
MRS. FERRIS'S PARLOR SCHOOL-A pri-
WI waite boarding small children wlth nom
ers care 90 Quincy-st, near RedaVe bIooAyu' ''
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Diuloeno Notices.

OFFICE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD Co. }
No. 81 WIILIAMsT. NEw-YoRK. March "a, 1883 >
NOTICE.-A semi-annual dividend OF 1HREE
~ PER CENT has this day decla ell the stock
OF this payable the 10TH day 0i APRIL next at
the Office OF Nessrs Jesup Patton Co., No 80 William St.
New York stockholders Of record at thu closing OF tho
books.
opeH'N '' '"' - =" " DUMoNT
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THE SIERRA GRAYDE MINING Co. OF LAKE VALLEY
Ngw-MKxIcO. 1RASsFER OFFICE Is EXCHANGE BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA March 20 1851
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
i declared q dividend Number ol OF hundred thou.
sand dollars 8 1901 being twenty i've cents per share
payable this Office and after April lse TO The STOCK
holders then record Transfer books close Mafcn "a at
D. M. reopen April at 10 a. m - . -.
BENZ. II. SHOEMAKER, President.
THE IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY
IL WALSH
NETWORK. March =, 1888.
THE TRUSTEES of this COMPANY have this
il day declared DIVIDEND NO. 10 of TWENTY CENTS
PER sHAkE payable at this ONCE on WEDNESDAY.
March % 1888
Transfer books will closed at o'clock saturday
March H. and will be reopened on SATURDAY, March 81
HOMER A. HOLT
SECRETARY.
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THE NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. I
PRESIDENTS OFFICE NRw-Y DIRK, March Is, 1888. :
TT,HE STOCKHOLDERS or THE NORTH


4 RIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY hereby
notified the nal nsta ment Of ten 100 cent their
respective shares in tament No 81 has been duly called by
the Board of Directors PAYABLE at the anys Office No.
10 BrOad-st. stills Building New1ork City, ON Wetne5-
day. March %. 1888 =
The transfer books will be closed from Friday March 10.
al D. H. until the morning Thu sday. March 80 next.
q W ". presllenG.
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oA ROORBACH. secreta,v
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY. \
SECRETARY AND TREAsURgRs OPPICE, J

1,x,,.r ,,r,, CHICAGO Ill. March i 1888.
A NNUAL MEETING.-The st0ckhO ders and
voting pondholders Of the Chiago Alton Railroad
Company are hereby nothed annual meeting or aid
company for the election Of directors TO SO We three
years ana OF such other business "a NAV be pre
sened will be held at the companys Offices in Chicago Ill
on Monday the "a day Oh April next at 10 O'Clock A. M
The transfer books Will be closet close N
the 10th instant Jened on the ri dav az
next. CHAs. II. FOSTER secrefarv
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For Bows and Youny Msn-Couutrv
!, LEXANDFR INSTlTUTE--MilIta Board
ing SCHOOL White Pains y. \. %. ~, 3,
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n)inter Resorts.

THE WAVERLEY.
ATLANTIC CITY NEW.JERSEY.
Open all the Hot cold sea-waer baths In the
house and all cOnvenlences OF first class hotel.
Carriages meet ali trains Address
]. l.. BRYANT. Proprietor.
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CAPITAL POINTS.

WAsHINeTos, February 7.-Hearing of
the Star-route cases was continued to-day.
The Garfield Monument Fair Melted $500.
The President has gone to Mount Vernon
to-day with party Of friends.
Combinations: Com. c. H. Baldwin TO be
ear-admiral, several Indian agents and a
number of postmasters.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
that railroads are not limited to the lands
Immediately adjoining the road in cutting
ties and obtaining other construction mate
rial intended for the use Of railroads.
The House Commute on Indian Affairs
decided to report adversely Craven's bill
authorizing the Mississippi, Albuquerque
and Interocean railway to construct q
railway through the Choctaw and Chicka-
saw Nations.
Officials in the Indian bureau assert
that Capt. Payne's raids upon Oklahoma
lands in the Indian Territory have already
cost the government about 5000, 900, and this
expenditure might have been saved If Con-
gress had adopted the repeated recommend
atoms of the commissioner providing for the
punishment of intruders upon public lands.
The communication from ]. Schiller Cros-
by, governor OF Montana, presented in the
Senate to-day by Saunders, chairman of the
Senate Committee on Territories, relates gen.
orally to the preservation and management
of the Yellowstone National Park, but 10 de-
voted particularly to caustic review of the
schemes of Rufus Hatch, who, it is alleged,
aims to secure for his own exclusive benefit
the use of the park and to turn the greater
part of it into vast private cattle ranch.
Director of the Mint Burchard was before
the Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures to-day. He thought it inexpedient
to coin more silver until there has been in
ternationsl agreed rates between gold and
silver. His theory is that without interna-
tionsl agreement as 10 the relative values of
coins, a continuance of the coinage and cir
culation by the United States would be to
make this country the dumping ground for
all nations, while gold would find its way
out of the country and fast imports come in.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-08

The dangerous illness Of Cardinal Mar
ming has excited great deal OF apprehension
in England. Although, as Anglican church.
men phrase il, he is pervert TO Rome and
an ultramontane OF the most extreme type,
he is nevertheless held in the highest esteem
by all classes, because of his purity of life
and his consistency NJ defender on all oc-
casions of the Christian faith. Cardinal
Manning is now in his seventy-ffth year, hav-
ing been born in London on the 18th OF July,
1893. He graduated from Oxford 10 1880
with frst-class honors, and soon entered the
ministry of the Established Church. He
began his brilliant clerical career about
the time thai the Tractarian movement
took its rise in conferences in KebIe's study.
He threw his whole soul into the attempted
construction OF via media between Rome
and Geneva, in the form OF an Anglo Catho-
lie church. He had married meantime a
sister of Mr.. Gladstone, but she was dead
when, in 1851, he decided Catholicism and
Anglicanism could not be recouciled, and
cast his lot with the mother church Of
Rome, 10 which he has reached the highest
honors, the faithful holding him in venera-
tion and respect as one Of the stsunchest de-
TENDERS of the faith. the foremost in England.
Cardinal Manniug's great age and his sscetic
hsbits are against him in this last wrestle
--:in disease, and we should not be surprised
to learn at any hour that the good man has
been called hence.