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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22

Two companies have been formed under the laws OF
the State Of New.York for the wording OF THESE Eo
interests VIA.
First The CYCLONE PULVERIzER CoMfANf ahu
Second The MeCAULEY COAL ECONOMIES COSl-
PANY.
These COMPANIES are entirely separate oganizauohs
but with contract relation that viii compel comP00
harmony OF interests The hrst-the OyeDh0 1900
Company proper--wth authorized eapl'~i VI 0 sS.
has machines In successful operation ~ many ~ ~,
points working In clay lltharge, peroxides Vi nol m
ore Carolina rock iron Stag foundry facingS piuin"sO,
bone, &C.. and has complete eXhloition a,
at 1,22o South Eighth-sL, philadelphia "a sais q,
has favorable contracts for the manulac'uI' A -,
machines with two OF the best concerns In lne eousy
the purpose, VIZ For the New ENGLAND ana c HdSS
states, With the soUTHwARK FOUNDRY eitSb
s6@ent and Tor the weierh si'9 tks GSG
smith NIDPLIE .s, p6mSany have revoaIOn1ed
tie Fouf.ernding business OF the eoVn dgv are NE
Gys sc aRa q Ssss Iss
available. but by liberal conmsSSy 81 which have
made them both most successful Pyerzer and It's
Ior a the promotion OF s arrangement for the Pacific
Coast remains yet 70 De ,a 6eT dividend b
earned by sales outrgh but Win .a eG be generally
introdueed on the prncpie Of monthly Ts ,esSrn W
tss sf oIy nan S5oa aa ESQ SSn6
make IL possible to pay twenty senS That number
and there ought TO be no dih S rs simplicity, chesDness
aud wide adaptability
The second organizatlon-The me- .,.L soso ooo
Company-is capitalized at sl,0OOOVo " 80" a, sach
is issued as preferred stock, nonaceuula'se .sa
year up per cent Ter annum' INC 49, 40 80 these
ired up TO per cent the par value u,uo 49,. nsId
investing money; and. after dedneuns aNu n",,si
the subsequent division u profits M or such others
basis between investors inventor pr9mVe .YncIsnt Susi
a. may hold tho common stock hue.ny os rom sven
ness IA In siTht 10 warsnt liberal returns run 5000
slight participation In the SAVING ~ me
because Of widespread eha1sess ~ hat g In
OF this device, and the absolute hseesoa3s mel
many localities for tho adoption OF enesP0
In order 70 broaden tho operations Of the Cyclone Pull
yerer Company ana also to vigorously promote the fu
verified Coal Process it is deemed desirable 70 interest,"
greater number Of persons than up to this point nave p
concerned. The extension OF tho business 70 me NM,
these interests may firm their merits reasonably aAh'
IA most inviting necessity now that the period OF hyes
eaen aud experimentation Is passed sAs 'As invest
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY

In this direction OF larger than have hitherto
been available would Immediately beget liberal return
With this In view opportunity Is now onerea 70
those who may wish 70 JON Mr. Wiman IN tne pro-
notion o. this promising interest, y poiSnaspnsx
the two companies which control these DEVICES ana Ok
reader decide whether tho reputation TOT eheigy
and business sagaclty OF Mr.. Wman Is guarantee that
projects worthy Of confidence business vent
ure, and whether not their Affairs viii be aamniAieeo
ever Is only an incidental advantage undertaking
based upon the fulnent OF universal want by devices
that commend themselves from their simplicity econoHJ
and widespread adaptsblty. -,
Circulars and pamphlets containing reports o. mscns s
zeal experts ali necessary details as TO validity ana
strength OF patents disposition Of proceeds OF stock earn
ing power and other partcuers VIII be furnlsnoo upVn
application 10 the undersigned
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
a and after february o. 1888.
GRANn nRIr NIX LIN Il

ANN rNiTl-n s,r aTi'S AZ HI RoIrTr
Trains leave New-York, Via DesbFosses and corrsndt
Haffssars, fs5sts and the West, with Pullman Palace
york - snd Chicago Limited Of PeS Dining
ssa 5s 6f essy idf Ti'isSiie' Pc
For tSSSaace 100 % so r. Sa - adS nE .dus
''t % ana Il a, %I ;oo isd SS D. sstaSda;s
1 0S IN sS ne saa ana Ii La Washing
Express" Of pullman Psrlor Cars and PennsyIvsns
Ws.RingsSH SS 9aa daily aS ~. ~
Eight light SUNDAY. 6iS and 90 a m NJ 80 and 90
For fSI 1 esps Ny S 10 a. ~ ~osiay Saturdays only
Long Bspeh Bay Ysat junction sna Intermediate ga.
s 40 and S p m. on Sunday, 9 AS a. IN. aud D m.
For de o soi p ciGE snd fiSu ek Via Newyo philadelphia
and S Bay ni a' SO ssSIy s'' via Baltimore
R Rs 'a '1a a'''.
S o'H! S s' 3d. 50a 5 IS t9Ns %
s?o ana e IS p M from fhiasspais, So 20.
S aS s2 49, s sS % s 80 d 4 &c. Y $ $S
SsS :; 30 % % S"d Y 20 nl go sasds By
$3.50, 7. :o5, 90. s5. 10 :35 o. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave Newrork via DesbrOsses and cort
ESQ TO . o. Chicago so" Limited and TO- washington
Limited Dining Cars, and II a. m, l. $40 T. 40.
80 aud III 10 m, 40 aud y. sundays. EN.
press 10, % Lmtod and 10 a. l. 30 .. .. z.
and p m and u 4 8 ngbt
Trains leaving NewYork daily, except sunday at s. q
10 and IL 10 a. l. 2. 4, 5. m and 10 y M. and
p m on Sundays, connect o. Trenton ior Sanden.
u ;ol, 30, 4 O5 440 80 . 80 80 20 80.
sac, II and IL rs a. m Limited ESpr,ss with Din
ing Car, l IL and 4 80 p nj Il i9 $3.50 20, 4,
q g. e;9S 10, SIG and go p n on sg9ssdaa yY
s:S6 I4;50 imitea) S 2s, :35. 10 and ~ p; m
Leave PHILADELPHIA Via Camden 90 m aud 80 p M
daily except Sunday - - -, , 49,.
Ticket ohdees $40 4S6 and e4i Broadway. Aston
House Battery Place ara loot o. sna oS na
Of Fuitonst brooklyn station Jersey city Immigrant
Ticket Once. Castle O1rden m -. a.. -.
The New-York Transfer Comply WIZ cal lor ana
Oh AZ AZ r. piiGU j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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A MONEY-MAKING MACHINE.
POSSIBILITIES or PROFIT IN AN OUTSIDE YET
LEGITIMATE INVESTMENT
Cyclone Pniverizer and whit It Acbeves-The Rev
CLINTON Likely to Follow from Use Of Puverized
Coal

PulyeriEation lies the base Of human existence Ma
ure has 80 closely packed away sustaining powers
wen as her treasures that them separation
puverzaton Is universal need Yet the progress
70 meet this essential want In proportion its
Ivy ana Importance. is extremely small Except by the
rtoong process Of upon anoof las IN the Burr
stones the contact crushing by rolers or the crude
pounding OF stamps in Mines the yas5 Industries Of
the world Involved in the preparation maeria ana
mining are dependent facilities more meagre and less
tvity
ine discovery, therefore, OF device whereby force
Oh Nature Itself be made TO eGectuay eheapy and
thoroughly perform this vital task Of puy alton Is
70 reveal the possibilities Of money ma king power Of the
same character the discoveries of Edison Bessemer
De Westinghouse, ETC.. only with much wider area and
hence with the possibilities Of even much greater profit
Inc most active principle Of pulverization in Nature
has shown In the operation OF the Cyclone Here with
n9shng but currents OF air violently motion oppo
ee b force is generated that grnds into part
otner and not by contact with any foreign element sub
Rsreeuy therefore, Nature works 10 this efeo
a. introduced most simply into chamber Of IRON and con-
nned within narrow limits that perfect pulverzaton fol-
ysnse, such s the case In the marvellous machine In
Known esSgo oys 9d b R3%T9d Of Chi
9GuVey promoted by Erastus wirnan of New-York
IN IA the Infinite variety OF substances which neeS
the Cyclone Puverizer not reduce II in comparatively
Chrome Iron, Nails ouartz and ali rebeous ores are
substances Ike Feathers Ssrss stems sumSc SsSes
kce Hns Cleys, and tough smooth surfaces like Plum
oago' Mica Asbestos. &c. are perfectly puiverized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22

bank averages in showing a gain Of s3,4o7, 500 10
their cash reflects, in part larger cash paiancc on
hand Friday, April 10, than the average Oh tnh'
week. but principally liberal receipts from tne III
terror during dhe last week. The actual casn N
hand at the elise of business last evening propaoV
was over 100000 greater than the average re-
ported for the week The contraction IN loans
ts3 GA, 600 is usual to the season Of the year. In
the week Of last year the contraction amounted 70
S. 900. The result Of the statement is an al,
dition Of s3,375,s7b 70 the surplus reserve, ana
leaves It at sl4246300 against Sc, &C., 500 al da'e
of / ss7 and sl3,32s,56o at date Of 1886.
The following compares the totals OF statements
of April Ia and April 81:
,sasR ils .ss SgTgl s Dec
'aEs:s.$$$ e y: ':ss
The following shows the relation between the
fetal reserve and the total deposits OF the re-
E:s 'assaSssso 1854 sSS Inc Inc
ros. reserve .siOI17sIOo siO7s75sOO Ina ss,4O7Soo
A :s:, s. sssa ssoo1S7s sa7aesoo Ina laLo2s
surplus...... sie.s7O4as slG24ssOo Inc ss.s76s7S
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges, SOCIAL 1925; balances
$500 e99. For the week: Exchanges, s5so5o2'-
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $685.,
The stock market was active and strong run.
start to finish to-day. There was no important
news to stimulate the movement of prices, ana tne
advance and activity were entirely due, TO tne
slowly gathering impulse of natural influences.
Reading was the leader, and opening 3-S higher,
IL rose without apparent hesitation and closeu
only 1-5 below its highest point, with final glln
of 10 per cent. The demand for the Northern
Pacific and Oregon shares continued to be urgent,
and the business in them nearly as large ia
the two hours Of business In the full day yester
day. Northern Pacific preferred closed l-s anu
Oregon and Transcontinental "a per cent higher
These examples clearly illustrate the general cur
rent OF the market, The first prices, as RUE
were the lowest and the closing was confident az,
though slightly below the best figures. The luli
effect of the favorable bank statement was not
felt of cours' because OF the short time between
the publication and the close Of business Inc
effect should be the greater, because the incresed
strength Of the banks is derived principally from
an inflow Of currency from the interior Inc re-
oeipts and payments of the Sub-Treasury practl-
cally balanced each othes, and the gain in bank re-
serves followed therefore from the natural course
of commercial business.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were moderately active az
advancing prices. The closing quotations showed
an advance of Ia per cent for the 1-2s, while
the sales of the As were OF full figures. The quo
tations were:
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o,pr ~ RpoWN UvyVrRsyTy

Providence, April 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dun
can the heaviest taxpayer in Providence, but who
lives IN Scotland, has sent check for $4,000 to
Brown University to be used as tho college may
desire.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

.CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport and the East. Express leaves Grand Cen.
trail Station at a m and y. Limited Express and
a new Express train az D. M except sunday. Fast Ex<
press II p m daily Palace Psiiorears or slsepins,
carr 10 destination.
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TORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD $. S. CO.


L H BETWEEN NEw,YoRK, GLASGOW AND
BELFAST (LARNE),
TO IdyERPooLs LONDON, DUBLIN. etc. o.
STATE o F PENNSYLVANIA, Thurs, Apr 20, 8: 80 IN
STATE OF GEORGIA. Thursday, May B. noon.
Cabin passage $40 and ESQ., according 70 location Of
stateroOIn Excursion tickets at reduced rates Steer.
age tickets to and from all parts Of Europe 81 lowest
For freight and passage apply 70 49,.
steerage ONCE q Broadway So Broadway, N. Y:
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF BANK AVERAGES.
Saturday, April Pip m.
By the operations OF the Sub-Trasury In the week
ended Friday evening, the banks lost the small sum
Of s2o,4e9 Therefore the weekly statement Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22

Tho snguarity and simplicity Of the device is shown
in the fact that all these results in puverzaon In all
varieties OF products from the most fragile TO the most
rebelous are accomplished by the Cyclone Puyerzcr
without cogs rollers stamps other contact than that
Of counter Of air. confined within iron
chamber not much larger than hall stove in the base
Of which revolve, in opposite directions two fans not
like two propellers OF modest dimensions The
simplicity strength OF the machine is apparent at
glance. while It's durability IS shown In the fact that
for years IL has without cessation at Pullman
ILL.,, iron Stag, OF the hardest OF known substances
requiring little or repairs The features OF strength
and simplicity quite marked are the variety and
effectiveness Of its achievements.
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Japan CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San francisco 40 follows:
sfE5iS g.: sstSIdsy: Nay i
5AN fhBLO DstuuaS, suie n
fsSunpperbly Appointed-supcrior AcoOmmodstions
Reservations be made by letter telegraph TO- and
cabin plans seen at 2S7 $40 Broadway NewYork or
Room "a. Railroad Building San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
In describing the closing Of Fridays crude oil
market we said It was apparently weak" Yesterday 5
speculation proved that the weakness was only apparent
Tbs opening was somewhat nervous. at 81 Lass 7's
cents but these figures te lowest OF the day. and
while there we're natural fucsuuons caused by the re-
Estance Of boar sales the general tendency Of values
was upward The news from the West was Of an en-
seuragne character. and favorable influence also
,ssred BY the Improvements In railway stocks. The
nafket closed strong 90 practically best Rgures
ghs range Of prices aud the total dealings were as fol-
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nr1npr pAuROAn

INVENT SHORE RAILKUAU.
w N y g. & II. r. CO. losses.
Trains leave wcst42dst station a. ana ~ nu'''
Detroit an hieaeo 20 S.. M 600. 'Sl6p m
,acuss Buaslo Roeheser Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falis Ala 50 SIS a ~. '8'0D. 1913 p m
r,,f. e. Il so.5k al 30 4 ~, 300, -s1h D.
KinTston sangerte. Caski, Albany o;l5 7;io, 800,
Il i'sS a M 400 $500 1918 y. m.
nS.o". Ell Point Cornwall NsvburE 'Slb s7lS.
90 * i6i5 all % M f.so tl0 500 BIB s;iS " M
ana Sam b. M srops. Corn wall, NevburE
For Montrsa al and Canads East $500 p. m.
Hamilton LindOn 90 b5 tn, 5000 'Slb p m IsreuIo
fses % oars Tor aAO Nsgar. Fails Detroit
pay Day except SATURDAY Other trains daily except
sunday a leave Jersey City, p. H. station all;2c
$3.50 p. M. -, - -,...,.- -. 90 .,, ,,os.
ons or apply Offices brookyn $50 wash
ngton st. 100 Fultonst. Annex once foot o. Fulton 81
hewYort City-H 7s6 s42 Broadway, 1882 Bowery, IL
PARK Place and West shore ststoss loot o. Wss 42ds1
foot OF JysL, ". r e. lANbEhi,
kysndsrbiitsye general Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
" FOR
OLD POINT C0MNORTL
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

AND THE SOUTH
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA l. NORFOLK r. r.
Train leaves foot Of Cortlandt ana peseEosses sts
sf sny Ticket ONCE the Pennsylyania Railroad Co.
IL W. DUNNE, Supt r. Is. COOKE, u. r. & +. A,
NETWORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAIL-
NRW EXPRESS TRAIN FOR BOSTON.
Commencing April 20. 1883
reovaa Grand Central Depot ~ Y, n. IL and IL r. r.,
NaTYork 10 a H. sundays excepted. Arrives Boston,
'''' "' PARLOR CARS.
N.v.EnrIand limited leaves New.YOrk .. N. daily.
Arrives Boston p m
PARLOR CARS.
,,o,., a.n,r tram for Boston leaves New York ll35
n m week dsys Arrives Boston n IN
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
,..,. and rsservations in parlor and sleeping
appy at Grand Central Depot N u, N y; sn9 ~ H. Il
+. KNOWLAND NJ ~ -. 49,.
General Agenh Rostor e"''
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But Of all interests likely to be affected by this
principle Of Puverzaton, those relating coal the
most far-reachng and important This brings toshe
oueston NJ
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N ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD So. co.

~ SNORT re UTE TO LONDON,
NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AN BREMEN.
Sa" TxsT r * i9P PRESS Es5 i0s s1FAE RsooA'
saae, Wed, Ap'l rs, al M Elbe, sat Nay o, 'Sy m
T rave Wed MAY 10 $50 Vera Sat May 70 80
cation Second Cabin ESQ eth Storage at lowest rates
OELRICHS & CO., No. Bowl & Gwen
RED STAR LINE: ,,s
Sailing from New York aud Antwerp weekly
wESLERNLAND wednesday, APRIL 20, D D. m.
Sumner rates First cabin 500 to $ioO Excursion
siO TO also Second Cabin s45 Excursion. $50 and ESQ.,
s ssEafE WR SH PT soSs Gep Agents 5 Broadway
"a HITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
eHAEc car. GeaiS % %.S Nav Agr IL "a 30 M
'HiSBit capt smith, SATURDAY. May gE Y.
From White Star dock, foot Of West doth-st ,.,,
tickets on favorable sssIags from o. to tne G oa
sengers carried these steamers rate 49, other her
Information apply at the coTpa9yTsc Sfee No q broad
way New-York j. BIsUOE iS"Ah' AseH~
EXTRA STEAMERS.
Republic Saturday May u Arabic. Saturday, June o.
Arabic sails sat, May 5.
steerage and secondOabn passengers Only The latter
will be berhed the saloon ssseroo ana haye s sc Ise
sion se5 seersge 500. Apply az the companys office,
III broadway. TO any local agent
GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
Company's Pier new H042 North Ryefoot OF Mofonss
LA BRETAGNE. de gousselin, Saturday April 2s, m
LA I SAs4o 6 BE sn Agent No Green m
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BURRILL, STITT & BLIZZARD,
DrsQu GtfQmfrg.
sankers and Brokers,
o. BROADWAY, NETWORK.

4 NCH0R LINE. q. 5. Mail Steamships
cry * hSMA AE .s. .1 WsiSsssy May IL,
Saloon " VIZ S{T.fb SsRf i.'' go
EE:s ssD p @gs Asow R'iSR Wy II
NA'''' s.ssSs sI,.. Cabin ~ M 60
Is efSs EiS; & s'hsr bSs
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
hNEs and E9 soE GAF1 nS i IAb
SfS aSc.soD Ss &C. e. e
CIfY OF PARA sails TUESDAY, May ]. noon.
CITY 9 or sS g.s.,ss ana 5SsiS %sy
ONCE on the pS s fSSi e
lNNIAN LINE U. s. and Royal Mail Steamers
OF 5Sf kf SSbHSspoT ss,a A 1D5
SSIEx OF BERLIN Ssss1 1dSsy Nay s sos
., CABIN RAsSAG ESQ and Upward SECOND CABIN.
Wv PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
No Broadway NJ Y.
II ANIBURG-A NIERICAN s. S. Line for Ply
r,r mouth TIh tLCnSOn cherbousg srls and Hamburg
s 80 f5.sai at % Gr
CEN 81 SrSsG Pas AssS j sg
THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
American Passenger Line
f S. Ra '% e io9 %sa
video, Buenos Ayres and ports In Southern Brazil
- Steamship ADVANCE, "Wednesday May p at D. m.
From Newport News, Va. Saturday, May ). at y.
PAUL f. GERHARD Co. Gen. Agts 81 Broad-sL, MY.
CUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 49, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
ssythis April 2s ga m 'Etruria sat May - 500 m
Aurania May 5, $50 D. IN scytha. sat. May 80 D m
Gala, May g. a. m 'Umbria, May 90. q. m.
tWlll not carry steerage.
Cabin passage 600. $50 and 800. Intermediate, s35
Steerage tickets 20 and from all parts OF Europe very
low rates For freight and passage apply company
Office. bowling Green, New York
VERNON Fl. BROWN CO., General Agents.
CIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
abroad available in all parts Of the world issued by
Foreign Bankers, 20 Wi.lsm-st
GUI01lNsI ,L LINE T. n.. =, y, .,., ,,,,,,.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 80 N R., foot OF King St
ALASKA Tuesday, April "a. $50 y m.
Wn,,y1,MnrrNV rL uo9usy, asy ,i'ooV o. M
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CYCLONE PULYERIZED FUEL.


The possibility OF reducing the cost of fuel 40 TO 80
per cent for manufacturing and transportation
by pulverzauon, has for years been hoped for
Especially since the discovery Of natural In certain
localities some such development has been on absolute
necessity other localities not so favored Heretofore
chief difficulty has been the absence OF cheap UNIFORM
and safe puverizaton Of coal In Quantities me enough
TO most perfect combustion IhS Nc MY hoWeVe
the Cyclone Pulver7er completely soyes by b % Gv
conjunction Mr.. Wlman In his connection Win Oio ~
clone Puyezer has been enabled to erect an ZEN ~
now Certain and results tie most influential are likely to
follow. This has been accOmpilSnesl 3y us NJ Iob6
G. McHIey who has devoted his life 70 this study and
whose in Akron. san Francisco ana more feCeS g
I'm Chester Penn demonstrate possibility IN the sayihg
Of coal and Improvement in the manufacture OF iron winch
must be attended by most important consequences
It Is well known that coal in its natural yields re-
suits only half that which It can be made to produc'
II used after the creation Of As this Is nstanaheousy
done with the McAuey process by the Introduction OF air
with the coal In the smallest PARTICLES perfect combustion
secured the loss hitherto involved In ashes ana
smoke Is saved as the combustion is complete that pone
this valuable resduum BY the combined use OF
the Cyclone Pulverer and McAuley feeders blowers
w.conveyors ard above ALL his perfect comouSuon
chamber this is achieved No discovery OF combination
OF modern date has larger more Profitable ned for
operation than this saving OF fuel 1t Is Impossible 70
oyersimae the extent tho open lions OF process th
scs nroosss 10 The manufacture alone would be
well nigh universal not only because Oh tne ~
Iron is produced, greatly Increasing It's tensile
In clay Industries the Application OF such process
samstn. ong eneeIaiy in locomotives where owing
az he dss bv smoke and ashes and other
not over twenty-five per cent OF the neat moin tV at
saving can be eaected In coal in space and In labor
through an automatic feedl ana az ne ss , u on cn
OF the mouth OF every mine this undertaking IN eheg
Dr. johnson the pOtentalItes of profit beyond
the dreams OF aYaIlce u
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GUION Line:
FOR QUEENSTOWN AMI LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier SO N: R., foot OF Kngst
A iIyAnItAa Tuesd9y yo Aprii a. ESQ y m.
xRIzoNx, -. TSssdsy: My 3. s;sS n.
Cabin Pa:sage $50, eco $50 and 500 Second Cabin.
Wv < NJ UNDERHYLL / CO.. IS Broadway N. Y.
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Bonds deposited for circulation during the week
s125, 1000; bonds withdrawn during the week,
1925, 900. National bank circulation outstanding
currency notes 1888, 6, 646; gold notes, s213,
657. Against these sums the Treasury holds in
lawful money s95, 65a,145.
In London new British consols were Is higher
at 90 1916 for money, and IL 6 higher at the
same price for the account. American railway
shares were quiet at fractional advances. At
Paris French 3 per cents we've fairly steady OF
s1.40.
The Lehigh and WillIesbarre Coal Company
advertiseS that sealed proposals for any part of
SS03000 Of their per cent sinking fund mort
gage bonds due November 1, 1912, viii be re-
ceived until Saturday April 2s. No bid at less
than par and accrued interest to be considered.
The bonds are first mortgage on the property
Of the company and part Of an authorized issue
Of 81, 900, 900, payable in twenty-five years with
out the right OF previous redemption sinking
fund for their ultimat payment is p divided for II 9
proceeds are to be used for the redemption OF
an equal amount OF the company's per cent
bonds maturing May |, 1888 The amount now
offered is the balance Of the SO, 600 900, the
mainder having been subscribed for under the
privilege given to the old bordholders which ex-
min I'D tha