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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

PITrsBuRG, Sept 81 (Speciah.- The first
action at law under the antraway discrimination act
passed by the Legislature three years ago. was placed
on trial In the county court to-day In 1857 Earper
Speese Co purchased tract OF coal land on loih
Run. There was an understanding between the Pitts
burg CHARTERS and Youghiogheny Railroad Company
and the coal company that all customers should be
allowed the same rate Of freight from the maes to
Charters twenty ton. to March, 1855 The coal
company was compelled to quit business oene anaoe
were being allowed a rebate of five cents ton Harper
81 94s g. and as the law allows them TO collect dam
ages TO the amount they are injured tner
90 sen a nlant valued az $4,000 for "a 600. This
amount is trebed and the total damage Is placed at
$23,S45 80
tered this week record In the recorders Office for
Clinton County, given by the Beech Creek Railroad
Company 10 Knokerbocker Trust Company, OF New
York city. Five million dollars is the sum secured by
the MORTGAGE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27-The statement OF business of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad aud Coal and
Iron Companies for August 1885, as compared with the
same month 1885, shows decrease In gross earnings
Of SAs $40; an increase in expenses of 1920 de-
crease in net earnings Of 1909 $780, The statement for
the nine ending August 81, 1856, as compared
with the period In 1885, shows an increase III gross
earnings of 81 ,O5s Az; Increase In expenses OF
ST. $50 1879; decrease In net earnings OF $oZl ooI
Railroad Company intends extending its system into
the south The purpose is TO make extensions from the
Carolina and ultimately a. far South as New Orleans
Whs the work will he In the interest OF the Penney-
yana Railroad sstated that 1t Will be under
taken by q syndicate OF capitalists VINO are now III,
tmaely connected with the New YORK. fhsdelpha anu
| Norfolk Railroad.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept 27.-Thest Louis, Salem and Little
Rock Railroad was sold Gay at public auction The
sao took place order OF the Circuit Court The
bonded debt 81 0oO. 900. The road was BID In by
Charles H. Taylor and Charles B. Freeporh agents ior
| the bondholders for S25o,OOO
| ST LOUIS, Sept. 27.-In the United States Circuit
Court to-day the report OF the Intervening petition OF
the Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy was confirmed.
| JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Sept 27 lSpecfan.-The directors
OF the Chautauqua Lake Railway Company, the West
field and Chautauqua Lake Railway Company aud the
jamestown Short Line Railway Company at the meeting
to-day entered into agreement to and conso
date their various interests into company be known
the Cnautauqua Lake Railway Company. The officers
the consolidated company for the first year named
In the agreement as foliOws H. N Marvin, jamestown
president John C. Williams. Cleveland, vice president
and manager Daniel IL. Post, Jamestown. secretary
Eugene +. Pay, Boston, treasurer. The CONSOLIDATED
company will at once proceed with the completion ant
| operation OF the line of railway between Westfeld
| Jamestow n and Falconer's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
ND prrt c,vYOr PIE RELEASED.

Justice Andrews Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
habeas corpus obtained by Johh sher-
wood on which he sought to secure the liberation OF Dr
George Bull from the Newly or& Christian home lor IN
teuperlte Men in MadOnve Mr. Sherwood declared that
VAS not true that Dr. been drinking recently or
that he proposed the State on which allegations pr
George shrady the OF his person. had had INN
Jo5 ana ,atct In the Home The lawyer said that false
reports had Dr. shrdy by the Detectives ana
f,st since Or placed In the Home MIS- bun uhd
causel the arrest detective or pefssenty annoying he
William H. Field hehalf Of the Home read AN hhIavt
hunting SUPERINTENDENT OF the Home, setting
forth that Dr. hcld by the order oil Dr. sIay ne
this return was SuiNccht lie tod S ShcI-
wood that II he learn Dr. Shadys reasons ior ca
ing Of Dr. Bull aud TO endeavoI 10 secure
release OF Lie would have To begin proceedings
DIR. Shrady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
A CONTRA OF THAT WAS IyCREl

The Commits soners Of Accounts for time have been
looking into certain transactions Of the Charities Commission
era pr1o 10 the appointment of Commissioner Simmons
thing complained of that the price
the crib and bukhead
Island had been increased TO the extent of $4,000
Commissioners Brennan examined yesterday
MT Porter said that the made before entered
on the duties OF the Office Mr. Brennan said that the
tract which originally called for an expenditure OF fQOO
was by Allan Campbell then Commissioner OF Pubo
Works Ii increased 70 about $4,000 and this also
Campbell In order 10 reach deep water
The inmates Of tho on tho island the stone
and baTges eeoting saving To the CITY o!
from S2O 20 $50 on each scowload When tbs work Of filing
In Is completed city will reclaimed about thirty
acres OF GOOD land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
UNHAPPY THOUGH MARRIED.

An application made to Justice Andrews on Denn Oh
Edgar L. Boiman broker who has been conhned III u'
low street a since september for his release OF educ
tion of his bail from He said a. It his WIFE, M whose
st for limited the ground OF cruelty ana on her
ALLEGATION that 10 leave the state he hah Oeeh
ncarceated had extravaganty expended ms fortune OF
$4,000 and ground FOR her charges against mn "e
decision Reserved st.o-oo an
Uate Jonse Lynch who Is sning for limited divorce on
the ornund OF Abandonment from FREDERICK '" lghcA,
cirrf In the Office of broker applied 10 Ju,ucc Hh
drewss court order directing the Defendant pay hc
oi,monv and a counsel \ reference was ordered .
In the suit W. against George spraket LOT
hool Coniit,
~ IT, cnnd OF aanionnent Andrews. Court Cham
Hrs yesteray granted plaintiff 80 week almony ana
/ AD. f.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
4 WOMAN BURoLAK PLEADS GUILTY.

Mrs Nellie Babcook, expert woman burglar. who has
served terms IN OF the Good Shepherd and the
Kings County Penenary pleaded guilty 10 another charge
OF burglary yesterday III the Court OF Sessions, BiOOkyl
She was law Of an Episcopal clergyman ana
was society, but her husband
LETT her about eight years ago. wien he could put
M with her disgraceiu conduct no longer she
Was caught with John sheridan with whom she hyed Ia
the act OF robbnR in Bridgest recently. Despite
her evil ASSOCIATIONS Babcock s her beauty
and wac handsomely dressed In the courtroom yesterday
Sheridan also pleaded guilty to the same crime He has
served three the Penentar once for fighting ana
will be sentenced Mrs
Babcocks claims that she Is victim OF kcpomana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
R4ILRO6D INTERESTS.
pumoRs ABOUT NEW. ENGLAND STOCK.

A sharp rise yesterday in the stock OF the
New-York and New England Railroad Company at inc
Get rxchar0e set host OF vague Iumors ahoat re-
garding the property Among them was one that some
arrangement was pending between. the company the
New-York City and Northern and the elevated railway
svste and another that lease 10 the New ORE, New
}aven and Hartford Railroad Company with gnaran.
tee on the stock about to be consu none OF
The stories could be confirmed, and the Gould-sage
Marty recently interested in the stock denied all know
edee OF "A special cause for the movement AT the New
Haven Railroad offices 1t denied that any meeting
~ the directors session, or that there was any
truth in rumors Of q lease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
Nrws BY WAY OF eEoJoNEs RIVER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 (SpeciaD. -The Re-
ruhlican Congressional Committee has not received
suudry carloads OF high tariff literature which have
been seut into various Western districts, and which
have been rejected those whose election 1t was In
tended to promote General COT, the chairman OF the
Republican Congressional Committee Is OF tho opinion
tina, this information which published exclusively
IN The yeto York Times OF to-day must have come py
way Geojones River The committee has notreceveu
such rejected terature on the contrary the committee
A by Republican candidates Tor Congress all
the way the mouth OF the Mohawk 10 the mouth OF
the Geooue 10 send all the tsrln documents IL mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
RETURN OF THE ATLANTA,

The Atlanta arrived at tho Navy Yard yestor
day trip Newport She several days the
compass buoy Of Coasters Harbor Island swinging
shp 10 adjust compasses Then she back
WAY Of oil for her machinery and came 70 anchor OF
while boat sent ashore 10 telegraph 10 tho
Yard for more The tug with the oil board met the At
nta at City Island The officers Of the Atlanta delighted
with the shp She made speed 0f I0urteeg knots
and was not pushed She will take her armament board at
tie NAVY Yard All tho guns except einch have been
festa aud nre ready for hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

Fatty Walsh looking sharply after the interests OF Vo
ars I'm the sixth Ward election day Is approaching
He speut an hour Sanitary Headquarters yesterday trying
70 convince Dr. Morris and Major Billiard that per
mil nuoht 10 be given MOttst rabbi 10 Keep ana XII
chckes AT ms house Ihe result OF bis aDOTs was FORMAL
anpIIcaou to Of Health. To grant the appuSso
d n. direct backdOWn from the policy which the DOAIu
adopfed when the east OF The BoTey were CUM
PEELED to establish central chicken maIkeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

Engineer Balch, OF the Commissioners ofAccomts Depart
rnen accompanied by assistants yesterday visited
Fifth Twenty where the work OF lay ithe
Firth ave pavement under way and Inspected the stone
blocks used these l65 examined and ONLY 70
came up to the OF General New
ton yesterday order for Mr. Baird work
this pavement General Newtons engineer VIII closely
watch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

Justice Andrews Of tho Supreme Court yesterday decided
that security TO tie 100000 should be given on
STAY of . IN the sale foreclosure Of the prop
erty OF the Bankers Merchants Telegraph Company adj
yersed FOR today application for the stay made by
Ianterbach and spnrn behalf OF the uned Lines lee
Inh COMPANY aud General j. q. FaswOrh a. receiver OF
he Banker Merchants Telegraph Company was granted
uroyded an undertaking the amount named was MADE
Justice denied the application OF Pa"k Marx i9
mandanus to Bohemian Bakers Union, NO ~ 10
80 te hin, as member Judge held that mandamus
cond moi issue where material points dispute as IN
mis- case Max was duly expelled charge OF improper
and the papers do not show that he was deprived OIL
rio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

FORMING CABLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
The New.York Gable Railway Construction Company has
incorporated Charles Beardsey Charles d. Inger
SOIL d. Frank Lloyd. Henry storke william q. Reddy. o.
Creighton Webb Cornelius " sde Edmund Beardsey and
John shelly The capital stock s200o and the objects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
DroFyVJy0 A SERVANT GIRL.

An advertisement calling for servant girl answered
by Lena Paoke of $40 Pst, yesterday and sho went
20 No 7Fraukfortst and mo steps. who said
that the woman wanted tho girl lived In Brooklyn and no
would tyte the girl the house He escorted hsr lonely
suburb city, and then od " INDUCE her " accompany
him In pieoo Of woods She reueed and away from b
on the CDarse road she mob fsrnsr Who took her 70 The
Precinct Police Station and abs sent homo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

DIssA7IsyIED OOMkITTSEMEN.

sensation tho Produce Exchange yese rday
~ the OF three OF tie members OF the
Grain Committee They were Franklin Kdson. b. O. Logan
ana % Wyucoop For some time the Grain Committee has
Sssn Vim the sstnASt - sseslvsd ksa the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

,,a5a The optiop men, Il alleged In their nury es AZ
TO the pit have been the habit Of noting a COMMITTEES
The last straw when saturday the regard TO
CHANGING q certain grade Of This was msmpers Of
~ enpeared before the Board yes'e'"AS
and stated their feelings on the SUBJECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
cortroe sTTDFyTS READY FOR WORK.

The Columbia College Grounds were ronged Win students
Yesterday at the reopeang OF the College for EXAMINATIONS
l not ne resumed for the fall until next
Monday President Bnarl has returned from his summer
vacation in better than for years Most OF inc
members Of the faculty returned to the city last week. o
school OF Mines will begin its fall examinations today anu
t mr. forty students are expected addition to those re-
oeived at the spring examinations In the School Oh A
Yesterday seven new students applied for examhauon'
making the total number OF applicants 1913 Yesterday eh
aminaflon was i'm Greek and the applications are aMHs
smaller for that study Three young women enrolled hor
. on SATURDAY and more expected during the week
Iodav the examination Will be IN lAtm tonofrow, III
rothema,ics Thursday English grammar ana cohcstoh
anJ an Friday ancient history and geography. o,. ,
AZ the opening exercises Of tho Universally OF te VI, ol
Nc York Yesterday larger number OF ueW SUI
dents than have been present Tor many years; M
ior ohn all presided and congratulate the stuet anu
The faculty ON prosperous outlook Tor the lstulloi;
The nov fr Howard Crosby delivered the hrst OF series ol
ltnndav iecires His subject was The Manly Man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

ST. ;1 oSss. sssss ssss aS Is faas
fs%y T. SSS y oSss1 Was.s ss'',c S MS sus
SEPT sept .sSss Sss ssss ssgs N st
Sss. DUH lnsa Cash s - sSSS bsw:
SSs ~; a% u ms
s IS , a1yIs MEAN y Ok .tsy PHI II
B Bak Msa~ions osa 81 y SS.ss saSss S'Ss 10y
S %Ss.s SSS S Ss.S Ss
Rye SS;S b1 isSoS SSS S Ss1n f0ss Ua'A' 0'~
/ vnSS busS, rye 1000 Barley. Aoo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
AN OFFICER CONVICTED OF DRUNKENNESS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The findings in the
Nal copri.mart,al which convened at the New-York
Navy Yard, August 81. to try First Lieutenant OF
WAY C. Bergman. OF the United States Marine Corps
mon tue charge OF drunkenness on duty we're made
public to-day The luds the specifications OF the
charge proved in part; proved except tho words,
.whe Oh duty a. officer OF the day and the verdict
IA "guty In q less degree than charged gully OF
Drunkenness" 49,.
The accused ocer is sentenced to be suspended from
tnty and con limits OF the Marine Barracks
BROOKLYN Navy Yard for three months On haipay and
10 he publicly reprimanded by the secretary OF war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAh MAXI. fOur pw
ox sant a7-l2,3o D. m.-United S.ssofc cnt pondS
lS2a; DO Four and all Mortgage rrustoeS
M and er second Mortssss MS5caa 3
Ser Ms; 81 Paul Common IN
81 Reading r,rca Per Cont AZ
Il, ID ~ n, = paris advoes quote. sS
50 francs 81 centlmes for inc Pacific 69j Erie
LoSpos sePs snfra iIotI Mexican Ordinary % i'"'@
sylvana. tl ~ withdrawn nom tfo BANK Vi HnS
Tho amount Q, p Sav 10 aSo,ooos .. 90 ,rarcs s7i.
balance & three Per Cent Rentes 81
Paris az account and exchange On L'na'n ~ -
centimos/ lol ,,,aes for checkA
france - n,oed Al <&AA per ounce ,, psrt Al
BsRLis sep, decrease in spsoe Of lo9ooooo marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
THE BRIDGE TRUSTEES MEET At LAST
oro,,,,x Tn M NINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANS
WITH SIDE DOORS TO BE PURoHAsEp.
ououob Bridge


WITH SIDE DOORS TO BE PURCHASER.
After four fruitless efforts enough briueo
trustsss to hold . meeting got together yes.eru" "
proorIvn and disposed Of the business whicn n"" y"
.,mratsd since juno. Twelve trustees were pro'oh"
Tbs reclamation Of j. c. Hendrix, "a secretary hoio'
,oro only accepted by President Howell was approvou
and ths appointment OF Henry Beam as his SUCCESSOR,
was confirmed. Chief Engineer Martin e'a'ou '."'
contractor for tho duplicate engine for the rope-ar"S
machinery could not furnish 1t, with all tho
needed improvements for tho CONTRACT price
of $4,000 and wanted S26'ooo. ihe ao.,on
of the president and engineer In awarding
the contract at tho latter figure was approved was
otsa to make quorum the trustees for the transac
t,on of busn ess nine instead OF eleven MI Thuroer
gave notice that at tho next meeting no would move
that quorum be only seven.
The Executive Committee reported that It was advs.
able for the trustees buy many new cars OF the APP
proved pattern with side DOORS were necessary to
carry and 10 dispose OF the old cars 10
the Vantage possible. resolution was offered
authorizing the president to act IN this mat
ter Mr.. Howell said the change wouio
and the new would cost $3.50 each. General
Barnes opposed spending so much money Mr.. howeu
said that for bumany's sake, II for nothing else the
cars ought TO have side doors. for women anc chuIon
were often crushed the platforms lf he owneu inc
Bridge would throw the old cars into the river rstne
the new 80 900 people an hour could DO csrrra
and inslde OF eighteen months the Bridge Wouu car
800 900 a month The resolution was adopted, Seher"i
Barnes alone voting against H. 49,, ..,..
Tho proposed connection between tho Bridge station
and the Rrookyn Elevated Railroad was approvei M
TIE receipts OF the Bridge last week we're Slo,o5o 9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

are 70 construct operate sell and lease rc,n
stock and machinery be used ON rahwAy M" s'P'
those operated By cable and stationary engines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
CALL FOR $4,000 600 THREE PER CENTS.
THE NEW TURKISH TARIFF.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 2I.-COnsuI-UoIie
Heap at Consantinoplo reports to the Secretary OF
sate the progress made by the Turkish Goyernmeht
concert with delegates from Great Britain, Russia Ger
many and Italy iu framing new tarlf. de says no
has carefully examined the tariff far as agreed
upon, and with few exceptions thinks tho rates
reasonable and moderate. Tho most imporean. "ru
eos In the value imports from the United states are
petroleum and alcohol upon which IL is proposal W Ia
santv OF 20 per cent al vaorem-the highest rate
IN but he thinks this will be reduced to 16 per
cent.
Mr. Heap was himself appointed at the request OF inc
Porte delegate TO concert with the Turkish delegates
IN framing the tariff but after haVhs no.i , ' ho
OF his appointment and readiness to act ne
was informed that the Turkish delegates dd not
A. NECESSARY 70 discuss the tariff with the American
de egate and they considered 1t would he suclent 10
present 1t In the form agreed upon Win the otnel
ipwers TO the United States legation Mr. heap uoes
not think that action OF the Turkish delegates is III
accordance with the repeated requests OF the suOne
Forte for United states 10 appoint delegate on lhe
larln COMmlssl01
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH pay BAPTIsrs.
MILIox Wis., Sept. T.-Tho conference Of the Seventh
Day Baptsts closed today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

The Health Department clerks and inspectors who psssed
night sickness the Department boat the
ankln Edson when she aground In fog OF RocEaway
Beach had the unpleasant duty Of paying for the
tug boat pulled of the shoa The captain
of the tug first charged 900 for his work. expecting
bill would pad by the city When he learned that
there contingent fund Of which his bill could be
his bill 100. feeling
sympathy for the unfortunate travellers the has led
othei VI the department chip IN ana help pay
the bill A. the SANITARY Bur = yesterday was SAD that
r Cbapp, who had he boat al the time OF the ee
cden had his resignation week beiore HIS retire.
nent from Health Department solely on account OF
bis dey0te bs time " private practice The engineer
81 the Franklin Eds0n who was discharged last
not on duty when tie boat ran aground
NRSSRS HICKOK AND GUSHING EX0SERATED
The Arbitration Committee appointed n the Produce Ex
change charges made by Hlhouse Day
against c. r. Hokox and L. T. Cqshng regarding alleged
false grading OF returned decision yesterday sronorat
Ing TIE cefendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

co. - sr nam, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
,-o,,ues 1907 l3ls .,,ii 33oX
Nunoea W in sept. Sl2ls0O sl2y iVv Saa,,22 ~
ihliu :" Ssnt Oh. 9.97l,O39 S,so1'oSe 9'Vo'i@~
$50" MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
ool 22l POI
Number OF miles s,o 231 slOS33 sl3,52l
Third week IN Jop'--'-- s1f iO3 3y4437 43o,lI3
~ LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
H''-' ooes 1850 20ls
Number OF miles. eoeo 930 s27OO55 s29s.6lQ
Third week N sept 530SlI 1882 1903 9,672,7AI
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE
Number of miles SAINT; slts4s slo.2s7 slo5?Y
Third week In seps.- fk59i3 5l6520 bJ9,2ji
JON purrALo, ROCHESTER, AND PIrrsBuRs' .
Number OF mles.;--.-. $40 s25elI s3Il33
Third week IN Sept ggaayy'5S Si9i3S S47,so5
Jan. TO sept 2l------- ''o'- .u,o.r,ov
JAM OREGON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION.
. s iisS9S5 ss slssoGIss Dec sisS1
Third week ssa M 2i. S0e4eoo S.o77742 Inc. AsZeoo
Mexican CENTRAL
s. s,eso9 sGs650 Inc. s334l
Third week sn IN Sep' q5S44S5 25a2.o7s Dec 2Sss
JAM NORFOLK WESTERN. ,a.
sls7all sa25s93 Inc. S3S3SV
ThressMess ss, IN yep i.osl9lS a2lssoS Inc S''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
spirits OF TuRPETrINE

sAvAsxAa, segS .s s'5s7ETurpentin the lrm a. sf.c
%,ts s.ssros. Sept. a7.Jrurpenrins dull 1t ssSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
BEER-sIPPING IN GERMANY.

coxsrr. TANNERS VALUABLE OBSERVATIONS o'
THE "sciENcE OF DRINKING.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Cons'il TANNER, vi
chemnitx reports to theSecretary oil state ths' u TO-
PRODUCTION OF Germany in 1883 was l'loo'ooV0oV
Low. epough to form lake more than mile SQUARE
-, -, and a half feet Deep or 1t would make running
.,,eam "a large as Of our rivers. lie says 'n0
consumptIon of intoxcants In Germany per ne"' 30 -
.,nes as great as IN the United states Set 'ne'o 90
thousand hopeless dTunBards In the Ch'eu ''"'o " =,
An Germany. The difference arises largely NC sa.s'
not entirely, from tho mannc' VI e
the two countries. ,..
. Tb,s science OF drinking" he writes, "consis's
.mnv in the hardness OF drinking All drinks are Ao"
ain NV ain half or three quarters OF an hour oeing eU
% n,aaJ Is sroused 10 greater activity In so gradna
manner that there Is no 'ioien' ue'""e'
Consul Touhay at Turin in concluding reporI
.othe Department OF state upon agriculture in ,raas
Avs the In that district are nva
70 dss perate condition high rents ana apove
Al by competition from the United states nc ne
ran question In italy,, ne says is sio""" "
great national problem.
CALL FOR $4,000 600 THREE PER CENTS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-The Acting oecre-
>ry Of the this afternoon issued the l45a can
Tho -odamntion o, bonds The call is for 81 100000
n, the per cent loan of 1892 and notice is given that
the principal and accrued interest OF the BONDS hereh
below designated will be paid at the treasury I'D WASH
tpzon November 1885, and that the interest on sS'o
bonds will cease on that day:
original No 50 to original No s. both inclusivei
si-cTieinai No 6l1 original No 7G both inclusive
siSvS oTigi1sl SG ASA Sga
Inclusive; SlOO0Oorginai o no ,o s,oo' 10 os NV O
both inclusive. Total, sl5,OOoOo@
A abatement prepared at the Treasury Department
,hows the status Of the per cent loan at the close o.
business to-day follows: Total loan. $3oo'ool'@oo'
redeemed in 1888 S52250 surrendered under circular
Of August 80 1856 s5sSooo STc S1 % nneaed
S75,52S200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
THE MONEY MARKET

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-SEPE "a.
THE GENERAL LIST
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STOCKS.

SALES Al THE CONSOLIDATED SIoCh A-'D
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.