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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 10 (Speca.-By far the most Important
Incident day in the wheat market was tho receipt
by Secretary Stone Of the following message from status
tican Dodge
81 give the average yield OF wheat In bushels
as make predictions. The returns indicate al
present about thirteen bushels for spring wheat ami not
much than ten and a half for winter
Up TO this date the spring wheat prospects are hne ;
better By nearly bushel than last year. Taking MI
Dodges Interpretation Of his averages and the crop
OF this date promises 1885, 3250O0 bushels OF win
ter and IT, 900 Of spring wheaan aggregate OF over
4OS 200 900 bushels The estimate made last SATURDAY
on the condition OF spring wheat as lust
year and per acreage made the aggregate crop
about 300 900, 900 bushels
In the pit the operations were large At night the
crowd believed responsible chiefly for the
days fluctuations July wheat opened at S4S, sold as
low as S3ss and closed at S4SdS4c December showed
strength the options closing at S6e Corn
did turn suggested yesterday IL might do The
selling got to be general anil sellers quite as exrava
and oyerconhden the buyers had BEEN Inc eh0r
nous yesterday had something to DO with the
conversion falling of in the receipts something 700.
The arrivals 100 cars nearly 100 under the ekpee
tons July opened at 81. 1t little staggered Dy
the weakness In wheat but only momentaiy July sold
TO 51as, then rallied to 53s and closed at o. Ihere
enormous charters Of oats Nonday-oOOO0O Dushes
and large again during to-day This shlppinB
advanced the price. July opened at
and closed at 32,s. Provisions were dull but weak
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GgAIX AND PROD ICE MARKETS.
OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Wheat ON the spot was 14d12 cent lower and ouiI,
shlppers taking only 5000 bushels The options sun
were dealt In on moderate SCALE but after an early WEAK
eninr OF 3sa5s cent there rally on tho dechpe
On French rcntes renewed talk about the serious
condItion OF the German Emperor The rally sumced 70
close December up 1S cent at 95 12, but June cnoeo
down LIZ cent at 90 & and July 3S cent OF Oh 3d. ana
August at % Ia September at 90 90 cents were un
changed Cash corn nrm. and shippers bought
20 900 bushels The options opened tribe easier but
under the influence covering there was decided
advance prices ending up 1a1 1S cent as follows: june
30 cents; July 80 SO; August 90 35; september
GO 1.o; October 90 10; November, 80 IL cents oas
were Quiet but stronger in sympathy with corn endne
for the options up sa14 at 80 IL for June 81 80
for June 81 80 for July 80 IL for August and 81 S<
o,,a for senember There were sales OF 600 tierces
OF lard whether for export not could not De learned
Options were trne better, closing as follows: june
es 70; July, So "a; August So rs; September, So
October, sS II.
The receipts fgrain -four reported yesterday n'
New-York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were a.
follows Wheat 145 1916 bushels corn. 133S2e bushels
oats 90 736 bushels total grain 37S057 bushels; hou
"a 225 packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. LOUIS
the arrivals were Wheat 6o513 bushels; corn, 53S7oo
bushels oats 3i4 1903 bushels total grain, 9436l0 BUSH
els; flour, 21,Si5 barrels
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD 3D.
GREAT FOUKIKAUk TRUNK LIN
On and after June 2, trains leave
GRAM CENlRAL STATION.

n,
LARGEST and Finest Passenger Station ia America
s8 a. M RI chester and Montreal Express drawing roo1
cars TO Albany Troy and Syracuse, also to Aohe1 A
9 so a. M, FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF puIe.
smoking car dining drawing ana sleeping c9is M
Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Nisg =
Falls Erie Cleveland indianapolis and Toledo arriving
Chicago so a. NJ ST. Louis 40 y. m next day; IA
10 80 q. M, Chicago Express for Niagara fsls ~
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis Detroit aai
Chicago draw cars 10 CaBaDdagud ana k9shes
III 80 a. M Western NewYork and Northern EAVfeS@
8 80 D. m, Saratoga and Utica special, with drayns.
room to Albany and Troy. Runs through " ~--S
George Saturdays only.
"A %. m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy. -
!'0 D. M, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. LOUIS ~
press for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, suspension Budye ~
ledo Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping and dining eaA
!s0 70 y. m. Montreal and C2nandaigul Express Gsi
SleepRgca Ilatrsburg and Montreal Via R0uses t
and via St Adams and Cananjagui CALI
exceps Sunday sunday train does Of Albany
9p. m, Special Sleeper arrives Rochts;er 4V -
Buffalo .35 a. M and Cleveland :2o p. m r.,
III 80 D. M Fast Night Express for Rochester. pa pa
falo Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland, Cincinnati ~
dianapos St Louis Detroit and Chicago. with sleepa
cars Seeping-cars to Clayton, via Utca, daly eA'F
Saturday also Canandaigua on SUNDAYS only. 49,,
IL night Albany Express with seeping-cars 70 hsy
and Troy Connects with morning trains for zee W.,
Tickets and space dra wing room and sleeping ears ~
sale a. Grand Central StaTton Alb IS5 lnd 92 Bol1Hi
10 Psrkplace, Battery place. OF West iSo'h,S5 80
Fulton SITS Brooklyn. and 10 4thst, WILLIAMSBURG ~
Westootts Express calls for and checks basBago H@
hotels residences 49,. -. ,ss,,.
at Station 10 take up passengers for North and West
Nv AZ TOuCFY HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent General Passenger AGeHs
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. June 1880 h.-Beef-In poor demand
Pork-In poor demand Hams-In good demand lsns cut
firm SIS Bacon-In Pair demand; long clear firm at
G3 shoulders firm 36s Ca shert ribs steady at 39s 6d
Chee.eln good demand American finest White and Coloed
rrn Talsw-In fair demand Spirits Of Turpcntne
In poor demand Rosin-Iu fair demand Lsrd-Spo: and
Prime Western spot and June dull at 42s Id do
July and August duI at 42s Cd WIeatIn poor demand
No Winter ana Spring easy at Is 72d. fionr-ih
poor demand. Corn - Spot ard ituresin poor demand;
Mixed Western spot easy A. 3d. Jurs dull at A. Sd
Jaly dull A.. I'D Hops at London-New.York STATE
In good demand. n.-,
LONDON. June 12.-4 p n Produce-Rehned petroleum.
per gallon. Spirits OF urpsntine. 30s per cWt
BREMEN June l2-Petroleum. marks 45 pfsnniga
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEi'
OFOoT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

Time Table OF May 20, 1oSS. ,..,s
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound g - IA
IL D. m. SUNDAYS az :, 8 AS a. m go, u p u n
Trains leaving at T. AS II M 80, T. 80 ~. ~
10 D. m have connection for Reading. Harrisburg t TO-.
Vile etc .. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allenosa,,
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc. On sunoS w.
100 a. m for Bennington. Easton Bethlehem Ai'''
40 a. m for Pennington, Lake Hopstcons Easl. .a
Rethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre ssss
ton Reading Harrisburg, Pottsyille, Tsm3Qu1, ShanOA'
Sunoury, Lewisburg, Wllliamsport u..owp
1 H. IN. for Pennington, Ea>ton, Bethlehem, AHeh'""~
Nauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc. ,,,..s
845 D. m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Nav
Chunk Wlkesbarre Scranton. TamaQ1a, ShamOkn: .,o,
80 D. for Pennington, Lake Hopateohg' r"N'
Beth chem, Allentown, etc. 40
100 and 80 D. IN. for Somerye and hIemihg"hs ,ueA
b:45 D. m. fer EaSton. Bethlehem Allentown MsssSo
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg, etc. on sundays " Wv
l. s15. II rs IN, l. 30 4, 80 rs p m ;. s~I
days, :OO 100 m. for Red Bank, Long aneh (Apiss<
Park Ocean Grove, except SundaLs ,ieeadha M
ant; Parlor cars at II 10 M go ss5 All LAKE.
4 a. M. 1 y. IN. for ATLANTIC CITY, 'in
zoo, . 100. sd5 II rs. II AS a. M 90 r My.
$50. els m ssn6,ys 400 ;o3 n 2; II l0r is'"
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. etc.,
FROM PIER 8. n n sn.h.,sht Mon.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland BeSch, m St5
mouth Beach and Long Branch SV ivV,,nb,.nasi ESQ
y. Sundays except Auahtc hs""
For Eiberon Asbuy Park ocean Grove etc 10 Ocean
s45 y. m. Sundays except Asoury farA s"'
For Issewood Toms River and Barnesa $50 Ne
3:46 d. m.
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Railroads.
CRIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1 q

CRIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 40I. Ar
battery y" Pee zee css@Sef; and ga Street a f
WILLIAMSBURG; corner Newark and Hudson sts Mososy
so Montgomery:st, and New Station, Jersey CITY whs,
Tickets and prof or Sleeping car reservations ard orders
press trains leave 22dst minutes earlier than limo sha.
from Chambersst local trains 70 10 minutes earlier
Cincinnati and Cleveland gag
Ri Ts aay weso f Es sd c5ESs %
D. m. daily 'Chcago and 81. Louis Limited x,,s
Pullman trar and buffet sleeping coaches % 81:
81. Louis; nc extra charge for fast time. sas
D. m, daily Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeping
Coaches 70 sna i9wes' EmA Rochester s
Ru fsiS.t Senc AID P1ssaic1 za5 g. 7, 75o sm
ss9.s9 10 !!sls . 1$s iso; ss:e.
$50 80, 20 D. M M 70 psssslc ., 70 61
AZ g. 8 ss?Sa1y's - sP % * nlsta '
$s!ssSS $40 sasSS 10 no 30 %? i, 90 30 s
/? a 9.s;t suqds sC o. 70 . p R
as S 70 M Il ~ night ~ Sundays, 9 M
H$s's&sSat ss 3D. ssP ss5 tt' ~ s
u night. Also to RidgewoOd $3.50 a. m. 5 20 pa;
Nessgig and d' tcfn s,fY g s 40 40 s
w,s,W sS " sSS sgs is o. ID 30
p m. Sundays, AS, $50, = ~. $50 s4 n. NJ
8 80 80, 5. 7 80. p. m. Sundays. 4a5. $50 .,
Express trains from 10 the 90 West arrive in NswTt
Gen'i SuD't General Passenger Agen.
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Ocean 6teamerH.

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships.
"a NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
S. s. CITY OF ROME sails wednesday. juno Is.
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon PASSAGE, 800 and upward: Second class $50.
GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY:
Devonia, June 10, 10 a. Furnessa, June 80, III
Circas-ia, June ~, D. IN Ethiopia July q, y. m
Rates OF passage TO GLASGOW. DERRY LIVERPOOL
ss or BELFAST; Cabin. ESQ anil 900
Second clasS $50. Storage. 500
Travellers Circular Letters Credit and Drafts for
amount Issued at lowest current rates
For book OF Tours or further information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green N. Y
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
comganys PER !nswNo42 North River foot Of Moronss
LA NORMANuIf, de Kersabec Sat, Juno 10, 10 q. m
la BoURGOGNE Frangeul Saturday, June 20. q. N.
LA BRErAGNE. dc Jousselin. Sat, June 30, IL a. IN
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent. No. Bowling Green
JNNIAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BlkLIk Saturday Juno To- 10 q. m
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday June 23. D.
CITY OF CHICAGO saturday, June 80. II a. m
0ii from Isnsn Pier, foot Of osaSd.st, jersey civ
IN. S3S. hTEERAGE $50. -
Va ROWLING GREEN. N. K :
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
RAILROADS..
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
n HAiLwAY,:Hir Trains leave from iares at West 4ad
West 12dst 80 a. m. Jay.st, 7:30 a. m, for Md
dletown Falsburg, Monticello Libefy, Walton, Delhi,
detroit Chicago. Waikiki Valley pOaitsss %, AZ.
dletown. Eilenvilie Waikiki Valley points.
West 42dst., 8 :25 p m Jayst 610 p M daily for
nswego Snspcnson Bridge. Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis
Buffet Sleepers TO Niagara fauS Aeelnlng Chair Gar
free to Rochester - 1919. 100000 =. m, 49,.
ISL 9th. 1874 East 125th 29i W,s l25thst, New.
York. ). =; ANn SsS " y. D.,
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiands ind
Desbrosses sts as follows
@ 80 a m for Catasauqua and intermediate pointa
8 a. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 10
Elmlra 60
Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and harris
burg n M for pitts,on and prine,o,I intermediate
polnts Chair TO l.. and ID. Junction.
$40 p IN. for Msuch CHUNK and intermedisk point -
Mauch Chunk. $780,. 49, x,. ,,.. M.
falo and the west Pullman sleeper 10 LyonA
8:I6 D. m for Laurays and intermediate poinA
Trains leaving at a. m, l D. and 40 D. m con-
meet for ali points In Mahanoy and Hareton cal regiona
SUNDAY TRAINS .,
m for Mauch Chunk. Harieton and htermediate
pointa . ,, ,
D. in. for Geneva Lyons. Elmira rochester, But.
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyoss
General Eastern 0nice S35 Broadway
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave west 42d-st station follows, and 20
utes earlier from foot of Jay-st., North River.
detroit and Chicago, % SO m Is 100, 3 15 D. N
st. Louis &c 90, IS 10 y. m.
Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, suspension Bridge, Nh
agsra Falls 3 I5 20 :55 a. M % 100, IS 10 p. IN.
Utica 3:i5 - :55, Owl 80 a; M IS 100, 5 y D. n
20 So ali 80 m, 81 90, g ;oo : x p M
II l5 - So 10 10 OIL 80 a. (s)4 o0 10 ST..
- rs AS i. and ~ 100 p m, Cranston's Conw'a
For Montreal and Canada East, &c 90 D. N
Hamilton London % :55 a.. M &c 200, 8: D. m To-
ronto, 10 SIS a. M, IS :0r, 20 10 p m. - -
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls De-
troit, Chicago and ST. Louis.
Daily. Daily except Saturday: Other trains dal,
tion OIL 20 a. Isl $40 M Hoooken. West shos
Sta tOn, (a)l1 80 a. 1913 so IN.
For tickets tables psrlor sleeping
dations or informs tion apply at Offices Broodyn-So
Washington st. 73o FuOT-st., ONCE, foot OF fu.
ton-st Ncw.York Ciy-3cs, 7s5, 942 Broadway 1853 u
Bowery 10 Park Place and West ST. Stations foo.
West 42d.st foot of Jay st., N. r. G. f. LAMBERT, f
VanderbiltaVe General Passenger Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST
via Boston Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier % NJ. r., foot Of wsrren-st a; . 80 p m.
daily except Sunday connecting steamer wharf with
express train for Boston leaving arriving Boston
is a. m. Pullman cars. equipment; full nights
rest rail ride. Reeves's renowned orchestra each
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COTTON MaREErs-HY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL June l2-4 m.-cotton-onst without quot
able prices The OF ths day included 800
bales American Futures closed barely steady Cplands Low
Mddug clause. June delivery 256id buyers June ana
July delivery 2561d. buyers July and August delivery
25Gid buyers August and September delivery 22otd
sellers; september and October delivery, l5o4si
sellers October November delivery, IL 64d sellers
December delivery 6964d sellers; December
and January delivery 696id sellers september delivery
525-6id. sellers
GALVESTON Juno L. - Cotton STEADY. Middling, 3 y ;
Low Middling 1916: Ordinary 7l6 net and gross
receipts 420 bales sales, &c bales stock. 6os9 bales
NORFOLK. June ~. - Cotton - STEADY. Middlins 81.
net and gross receipts 796 baes exports coas;wse 34
bales; sales, lag bales; stock 10. 1l3 bales:
SAVANNAH June ~ - Cotton - steady. Middlng Oh 4;
Low Niddline 81, Good Ordinary. So; be; and gross
receipts bales sales 3l6 Lalos STOCK H. s59 bales
NEw.ORLgAEs. June -Cotton-Qaet and firm Mddinr.
97.l6; Lew Middlng. 1916; Coed Ordinary ~ net
gross receipts 2235 bales exports 70 Great Britain
6G9 bales tito Continent 1904 bales sales Zoo bales;
stock. 81, l21 bales
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA June l2-spanish gold 234L 9234a Exchange
quiet sugar firm sales $500 bags centrifugal eo1 40
grees polarization. at S. "a gold per qulnt, ~ ~
1000 bags centrifugal 81 degrees polarlzaton "ere sou
at 3 % So 80 gold per quintal
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CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route t6r Boston,
- Newport and the East Express leavesGrand Central
new Express train at p. M. except sunlay Fast ES
press at IL m dauy. Palace ParoE oys or Sleeping
cars 10 Destination
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OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER !

HvVHE BOOK OF oPEN.AIG SPORTS" octave 500
L pages. illustrated The standard authority
American open air amuscmcnts. Rules for sailing swim
ming, ball playing shooting, horseback riding, etc. etc.
In full. 81 per copy Published by The Tribune New
York Entertaining and universally eoppimented BY the
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II and after une lltn, loe
GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave NewYOTk, via Desbrosses and cOrlanas
Harrisburg PittsbuIg and the West with Pullman Paas
Ss aTs a1SeSa and hsso hm S II &
Dining, smoking and Sleeping Vestlbuied Cars at 300
wiiiIamsport, Lock Haven. 100 a. NJ 100 D. m Cory
S Se E aad e. se SG Regions '0 Tor ~
For Norristown, Phenixve, pottstown and Reading,
dny 20 p M s sun 10 ana and IL 70 m Saturdays
Baltimore Washington ana the south, Limited Wash
SsIy; win Dining Gar $:so n 81 %s :
OG scG All =? and 90 D and and M ll AZ
For Ataniic City, p. m weekdays Through pati,
For May ., week days and n,.rm.a, 81,
ons 81 To- haaT 40 and dag A@D0 on Sunday
and do not sop al spgGy Pa na pnu,a.n,,
and Norfolk Railroad s p. m. daily; via BaItaOs
and Bay Line, 80 p m week days -, ,,.,,,s
trains at Jersey City, anording speedy and dlee
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-YOrk, via DesbrOsses ns
tortlandt Street Ferries. follows:
AN ana 10, washngs e. Limited and II a. M. 20
800 40 g. 80 ana p N and "a ~ "a - sH-
!, 80, s. q, 80, and pm, and 1915 night
Trains Ss0p eaTns daily. except sunday
AND AND II mo on Sundays connect 81 at i SnS for sa
Ticket onces Nos 4S5 $40 and "a BTosag wa.
tGt oa and ' Bod ky Of Station foot
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City; Emgrant Ticket on'
'f The Nsw.York Transfer Company will call for and
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Financial.

TOLEDO, ANN ARBOR
NORTH MICHIGAN RY CO.
CADILLAC EXTENSION"
ENTIRE ISSUE.
SI,26O,OOO.
SIX PER CENT. THIRTy.YEAR GOLD BONDS
OF THE TOLEDO ANN ARBOR AND
CADILLAC RAILWAY COMPANY.
consolidated since the Issue bonds with the To-
ledo, Ann Artor North Mich. R'y Coz
Interest payable March and September. Principal and
interest specially guaranteed by the Toledo Ann
Arbor 4 North Mich. Ry Co.
We offer for sale, at PAR AND INTEREST. llinitei
amount Of the above Bonds.
The Toledo, Ann A,oOI and North Michigan gan, Railway
lance 234 miles The Company has two branches OF
eSTo m Of s"s m haS besn made
for the construction Of the extension Of the line from ca.
connection Erie 70 Lake Michigan. The cnirc
eSceptng eighteen miles being replaced with steeD we'll
equipped and in good condition
miles e M p S ms the
Cadillac Extension have been as follows:
1SS3. 63 miles, 500. O67 ~
1Ss4..-.........--.-....-....-S so 242.i61 90
lV3 3Ol,@<o oo
1SS6.----.---..- ia 3SOIoI VI
ISL o3o,1o@ I'd
which more covers the annual fixed charges and
shows continuous and hoalhiu' increase from year TO
year.
The gross earnings thus far this year the mile
age compared with the ssms period in 1887 are as
follows:
Total r HenS May. .issSs
Total Total s Sef t to June 2558sSGo 2os 5oes
This limo with rs connections has secured
Michigan, namely, Muskcgon (he largest white pine
giyn in the world saginaw and Cadillac. $780,.
TO Muskegon over the Toledo Saginaw and Muskegon
To saginaw. via the Toledo, Saginaw and Mackinsw
Ry, extending from Durand. main line AZ miles.
The above earnings have been made previous 70 en-
trance to these great lumber points and with the Cad
lac Extension Of "a miles. built TO this growing
this line Benefit 202 miles OF new road
and must necessity largely its earnings while
only incurrng additional fixed charges In respect OF sixty
four miles. 80
The road Is. however by no means dependent this
growing lumber business for its earnings established
in general merchandise traffic. as the following statement
Percentage
Lumber and other forest products. ....-..... 1880
Flsur grain and other merchandise 4160
10000
The Bonds offered are secured by First Mortgage on
this Extension and limited to $19,S00 per mile and
have the legal Endorsement Toledo. Arbor and
North Michigan Railway Company of which the Cadillac
they obligations OF the astnamcd corporation The
rate Of bonded debt the entire line e2c572 mile
Report OF the Company, may be Offices.
Having made personal examination OF this property
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Ciui6rn0 Nusices.

LITTLE CHIEF MINING CO.,
1877 broadway. NewYork, June IL. 1883.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
1.-the trustees have this day declared dividend mo 12
cents per share the capital stock OF this company
payable at the ofco OF tho company the eth day OF
July 1885, to stockholders Of record who shall appear
day TIE books OF the company.
fer Will close the 23d day remain
closed until the 9th OF July next
EDWARD EARLE. Secretary.
I OMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
~ Coupons on the guaranteed Gs OF this company due
June amounting 70 $l05S0 81 will be paid presena.
tlon at the once Of the company, $50 broadway. New
York. and after June 1st 1883.
WILLIAM A. LOMBARD, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
ers Of the GERMAN AMERICAN REAL ESTATE
and transaction OF such other business may
before the meeting will be held Thursday. June
a. 1855, at u o'clock m, at 20 Nassau St., New
York City. A. KOPPEI, Secretary.
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The Bonds offered secured by First Mortgage on
this Extension, and limited to $19,S00 per mile, and
have the legal Endorsement Of the Toledo Ann Abor and
Extension Is now part By legal consolidation and thus
they obligations OF the ast-namcd corporation The
rate OF bonded on the entire line exc 572 per mile.
Copies Of the Bond and Mortgage and of the last Annual
Report OF the Company, may be seen at our Offices
Having made personal examination Of this property.
vi commend these bonds
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20


In Chicago yesterday week Frank Wilcox
obtained verdict against the Chieago.City
Railway Company for $4,000. The plain
tiff lost one OF his legs by the carelessness
Of one Of the company's employees In June,
1887.
The schooner ois Church, from Cape
Charles for Norfolk Light, was lost In Mon
day night weeks storm. Capt.EFrank Enoch,
Mate Harris and enc OF her crew were
drowned. The vessel was owned In New
London.
The following story IS told at the expense
OF Princess Bismarck. The other day she
went to Hamburg TO make her customary
household purchases, which she never
allows. anybody else to attend to. Unfor.
tunetelY she missed her train to Fried
richsruhe and as there was no other train
for tive hours she told her coachman to
drive her through the district OF the free
port On returning into the town, she was
stopped by custom house official, who
imposed duty IN every one OF the arti-
cles she had purchased aud refused to let
her proceed until she had paid IN full.
A. j. Conant, who painted Abraham Lin
coins portrait for the first exhibition OF the
Western Academy Of Art, In St. Louie, say5
Lincoln told him that ne got his first taste
for the law by buying for half q dollar a
LOT OF household junk from a farmer. Some
weeks after the purchase Lincoln had oc.
casion to use one OF the baErels, which were
died with some Of the old "truckn bought
In the 50 cent purchase. ard as he turned
out the contents OF one % them, under the
old, rusty pans dilapidated copy of Black.
stones Commentaries came to light Lin
coin eyed It curiously and laid it aside
Later In the afternoon he picked the boot
up aud began to read. He RooL became abb
sorbed Ia It, and from that day gu he read
ali the long leisuie hours which fall to tho
lot OF ths country grocer. This was The
| FIRST insllng he had Of any taste in thl
direction Ia which he afterward attained
such htlddelp1id Ledger,