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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Anderson, " ?. 70 Judson, 9Sd-st, Of 10th
Baeissi Paul 10 Reilly, Cambrsling-ave, lot
Vtrswfoa' francis. 70 New-York Life Insurance Co.
Of 95hSye Ror!s5 5 ss, ysS[ s7Sst
" ef GIh'ave / year mortgages, goo 600 a,..
SuSnlns ham, Edward. to Mddebrook, n 1osdst'
Same 70 August LembeEt. trustee, same property
f-tEs a p Rc3 Vss. c slsGOS cA'~'e'i'n
Dsanefs TheodoF y Henry zAtnea Co. ATHEIST
q ns AyS A. 10 / stevenson Intervale.ave
q IVES toD to s IA MSSormac cor oulntOn.
VI - o eeeI pspmark.st demand, s. coo. -
5qa' S az . %S % ycs s9o fSG5Sn savings
saax er Theodore to Joseph Blschof. executor. ETC.
no o 900 Aaron 70 Barney Isaacs No 81 NOFfok-s
T GShS Antonio and wife Mitchell Valentine $
l12hs Of Le2oN, a e,as ysaE aIdeebook. cor
Of s. SichOiasaye and itoh-st yesr $4,000 ,1sb.st
q ssns' FIedsqieS to the Bradley Currier Com
snotbey trustees etc, n s. 1zsth-st OF Lenoxave'
JaGO 81 to Of 1sSy Sp2 wears 'q Yum
pan empner samuel 70 Thomas St.man. 40 70 Broome-
kal. p sy,o wife to J'. 81 od Som
RENAL. Charles S ana wife. to the Hamilton Bank.
Ksiscf Pblip 70 Gustav Amthor No 1928 East 18th
81 :g" " r Green. Il oHver.st . years $4,000.
Rom. Jacob. 5 ROseniels. Soth-sl. Of sthave
o. RenSey L. to NIidtleOroOk. 5sd-st. of 9th
LYMAN y. 70 4 Hamilton al trustees "a East 1924
La7eiy Dasei 70 Emigrant Industrial Saving. Bank
Ior5 fiaaie. II. to c sou,hmayd, East sth-st
Moran William N. to Henry KOon. 22s West 2sth-st
MACK il II. TO J Scott 1o4h-st. @ Of licking
Ncstl, FciX. 20 Ksssel ia Mulberryst nstsls,
Ne.er. Elsie. to z Yettor 11sth-st. Of Sdave.
Maxwell, Lawrence. 70 7 Roach. cor conc0ri-ave
aDc l04th.st. years 81. oJe M,
n kc1n. John. u Title Guarantee Trust Co. Sod-
-. . Of 9tl.ave. .cars 5000 O.. -,
Noumovle John T 70 Y & Thomas cor ot Ann
and 134th-st, years, 81. COO.
Nauert Anthony II. 70 B F Kssap no6 and another.
oehs4 John. 10 NJ ottenger and another No 200 Hes
pr-sL years. $1,000.
Phillips samuel to II werthem. n cor Gocrck and
stanton 2 years, $3.50
Parker, T +. % Elem Thean Tinany-st of
l05th-st, years 81 500.
Reilly. Robert T 10 EmTant Industrial Savings
Bank. III Willcttst year, sl4 900.
Rye, PhNp A. 70 Whitney, Ellott-aye, OF
EiZab'hs, ] year, Si2O
Stewart Matthew. 70 4 Lane, 17Othst, OF
Cottage Place, 8 $500
Sfokem. LILY ana Elizabeth 70 Carl urz & Washing
81 MiltOn-st J 90
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WHITE STAR LINE

w FOR QUEENSTOWN
ROYAL AND UNITED ST
sAeFiatie....Dec 4 2 . m
'Teutonlc. Decll. 7 80 am.
Cermsnlc b.. Dec. IL. . =. IN.
Britannia. Dec. 20. 7 80 sm
From White star Dock.
Second cabin on these ~
ana uprard, according 70 ste
Second cabin. 435 aud a.
fsvolbie teIms Storage. 9.
ii BfosdwzJ. Nsw.YoTk- y
netsA j.
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Anfilon Sales Of Zeal estate.

RORATIo HENEIoUEs In.,,e-.e- .-,1 ALL A. uub.
a. Hc sacNen o. November 30 isss ~ IA O'clock m
i..s now SnosS :. % oscIss kew.Yok city the prem
eash w 4%'VeII5 ST. In said city IeIh's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
Gslcriinii Noiites.
d RECLAMATION.
STATE OF rEw.YoRK.

STATE OF rEwSoRK,
Executive Chamber.
WHEREAS. A vacancy exists IN tie ONCE Of repre-
sentative Congress fu The Sixth Congregational Dstrct
OF the STATE OF NcwNork, csu-cd by the rcRnstyn 81
Frank T. Fizgef aid whose term % once NoGiI have ca
pied Oh the fourth day % March ISL. and
WHEREAS The C0nsi tuition % ~. United states pro
ydes thar Mkrn vaCS.c happ To- tn representation
from any STATE Executive Authority thereof shall nce
vrts ol election 10 nl such Natances," and,
WHEREAS Tho laws Of It's state piUvide that such
vaeaucies shall nIeI spcA! election u be called
y purpose
Now therefor T. David y ll.il Governor Of tho State
OF New YORK reby direct that election foi Rpro
sentative n Ffynrst Congress Of the United Stales
for the Sixth Cunstc.inn1i D'lr o. sac Stdle 10 W.
sixth Cogf, trijt Siur1ay. % nit day
az Noyember 1889: election be hell and conducted
In tho manner pres-rtot by law To- The election OF lDie
senlstiVea In Cnngies, at general elections,
In wines whereof have hcicuHto signed my name and
anxcd the prvy OF the STATE the CAPITOL 10 the
civ or Albany this day NCvmhci. IN the wear
Of our Lord thousand eight hundr ani el nine
IL 81 DAVID D. HILL
By tn Governor:
y. 5. Williams,
Private Secretary.
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CUNARD LINE

CUNAhD LINE
NEW.Iokk 10 LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 40 North Hyer
FkSI EAPkEso MAIL SERVICE 49,
Servib Nov. u, II 30 4 ". Dec -, 10 am
Etruria Dec :, ) 80 a N lirgrIa......Jan. 4, D. L.
AuIsnla Dee IA, 80 a Calls $500. an l. a. II
UmoTla Dec p, D. n. Umbra.- Ian. ~ p ~
o. Cabin passage $50 $50. ana 800 Intermediate ssS
tteerage Heke.s 70 and nom parts OF EuioN a. Wy
low boz freight AID passage apply 70 the company
once. Bowling Green New York
VERNON H. BROWN & Co. General Agents.
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sHERIFF-S OFFICE
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK,
November II. 1889.
certify the above he OF the elect on
malice received by me this day from the Secretary o. state
~ JAMES A. FLACK,
Sheriff Of the City and County Of New iork;
Publishers OF newspaper will sert this advertise
~ JAMES A. FLACR,
Sheriff Of the City and County Of New-YorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

state OF New York, Ia.
ONCE OF the Secretary o. State. -,
have compareI the pre-, copy Of proclamation by
David r. I'M Governor OF the State Of NewYofs win
the original prOcama Ole la this Office, and do here
nv certify that transElp; thefeIrcH
and of the whole thereof 49, .
Given under nv hind the o. Office Of the Secretary
Of state at the city OF Albany. this ninth day Of
H. S. November the year THOUSAND g1t hundred
y" ~ and eIrhty.uine FREDERICK COOK.
Secretary OF STATE.
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f"'"'- ' No 800 MULBERRY STREET, |
BUREAU or ELECTIONS,
NEw-N DIRK, November 10. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that IN pursuance le
ooi Of police has designated and appointed The place
Tue 'o' -, regstFy and polling places 10 am Tor tach
" rev tstric.s Of the cry and County or New
% for the special election next ensuing a. tono"'' I"
wi: urpcr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
NINTH ASSEMBLY, DIsTRiCr

The Ninth Assembly Distrc, shall Ne divided into
thirty election Districts the extent and limits ~
which shall be l0liOUs:
The Firs, Election District shal contain all art
Of the CITY bounded BY and wing within Leroy st Mud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

NETWORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and IL Z. r.. a. D. IN - ..
SFNECA Havana ami Mat9Dzds.. ,-Sa~' NOV 90.
T1AGARA { HAY, Progreso, Tuxram and u,.a ~.
NiA"E'i'N Vera Cruz wa Dec 4
. c. OF COLUMBIA. Havana AMI Csr1enas SAL Dec Z.
cILHFu EGGS Nss'1p sS5aso &c Thars. Dc
Does not carry passengers
JAMES e. WARD & Co. ii3 wa-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

yrnE BOOK or oPES.AIn SPORTS octave, So
i paces IllustI2tci The standard suthoity O
American open.sr amusements. Rules Tor sailing swim-
ming ball playing. shsens horseback riding. &c. &C. d
full al pe copy Published BY The Tribune, New Yoy
Eassrtaalns HaA universally eenDi1sstsd ~ he ~
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NoRDDEUTsCUER LLOYD SIS. co.

Nrw.yoItltHo KI hoSTL II. 10 LoN yS JH;REMEN.
Steamers al from pier 100, odss, HobOken
x-.a. 60 FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. g. o -
tidsf sat. S9y 3d. II M saaIe Wed. Dec. a. u.
vera SS Dee ZEE los "a Dec Dec Is Il M
,sto6 fAsa s7s ana Upward berth ,ss9ng 70 w..
cat rsiea OELKICHs 4 co. No. Rowling Greea.
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Ocean Cleaners

Ocean Cleaners
y. TROPICAL TOURS.
Novel and Interesting tips on the Steamers ' Of the
Aafs S:'f tToH two ia to thirty Ports
50 A DAY
lefrays all necessary eAye"Ssss Of Togt 70 'aTaea
Rca. and tie Mosquito Coast Ports Only f'st Cabin
FIN Ehds E0 gSSR sos e s;s St. NJ
OHARLESTON, SC, the South & Southwest:
y JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLoKIDA POINTS.
TIE oLAA Ri:@ SEEEAH72AttiEN f2MfANY'
From Pier %. E, X. lfeot fooseyet-sp' at . D. m
IRo5ojUofs. Charleston AMI JACK onvie nj, Dec g.
r Care.ica JscS oayie VEL ~ H.
All steamers nrst-c!sss PASSENGER aceenmodatons
ias u"qst IOi ely cLYDE Co.. Cen Hsea le
t. G. EeKR. G. E. A. C. s. F. & ?. sne $40 B'w'y.N.T
8 AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
Pi.r %, \. R.. loot of sprlns,.t. - %
S. 6iI4fY J OF 'BIEMINGHAN Moniay. pee, 2.
s. Il TALAfH sS kEXxH Tda7 scmScr D. H.
s an @ cs9 ET'y Of f pS ind
old. South sa%s a ssd a asa F
,5' Is 1 ssvI nHETF Fa. Gen n Ass
Hsw Pier IS. North RIVER
4 NCHOR LINE. l.. s. MAIL Steamships
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier a. North RNel, foot " i.efoy-st
r7ur,ossia De. A. 9 D. n. Ethiopia. Dcc. IA 10 Il. m
Circassia......De :, a. Anchoua-.Dcc p. pm
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL: am
Cabin s45 and $50 Second class, so Steera2e $40
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE VIA AZORES.
Best Route AlgeIs and Coast Of MOROCCO
FAYAL. FLORES. GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
hFfoHEs EB 4HIEs4r ESFts VENICE
& : VICTORIA =. saturday. January 4.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Z BOWLING GREEN.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New Y ork. pier foot ot Canal-st., n. r.
For San Francis SEQ the Isthmus OF Panama
CITY of PARA sails Monday. December 2.
From san francisco. IL and Brannan
For China and Japan.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sails TUESDAY Dec 3. pm
For freight passage and general Information apply TO
coD1nanv,s Office Oh the pier foot NJ Cana-st n. r.
---E-- RL-I-I.AN Genelal Slnerlntan denL
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NMAN Line I. s and Royal Mail Steamers
I'm, foK 9g EENsTowN AND Liverpool,
Nv ~ N,na,4SADO WedAes1sg De embei !. 81 "a
Ci i 81 G ~ wedne Sisg De,mbe H. 80 ~
cffftY 0F PhTIs '-'- Weinesdly peg:mSs 5s
SAbiM FnSS Af go ara upwsr1 SECOND CAblS
General Agents. BOWLING GREEN n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. &c
W H,R Z 2. Co.. Le.see.-T!ain. leave Vest l2d.ss.
ton, New York. follows, ana Eileen unutes e2Ner
from FOOT o. Jays;, N. r Chicago D.;o1 London.
=. i '2 n Toronto . IS 49, 5i5 SIS D. a.
Mo t-c1 Caiaia East. 5 Is n Niagara Fails. byrs.
cuse Utica AID nrncpa ternedae stations. H. ~ 55
n. IS I5 'si5 p n, AID q y 80 m. for utea
Onlyl. Kingston. SsuGeit4es CatsAl a hany. IS 10.
y Is % So. taJ II go ard " 8 Is $ rs D. H..
New Uurg, 10 IS m. rs 4l5. s5. 20 80 I'll 40
seepine Cars foI Bucalo. Naeara Falls Toronto D.rolt
Criceq0 ad 81. Louis. sDliy DAILY except sstur.
days other trains dalv except Sundays. d q Leave
Jersey City P X. Il Station ali @ q. n. n 40 y IT.
Uobok,u West station, all 90 a. ~. SIS &C T. m
tof Es., IN r..ahe- o. iufn nstloC aiui, ~ offices
Zoo, .: Fu':on., New YORK oltyl 27 1853 $50 and 90
Erca4wav 1857 Bcwery. 70 Park Pace. West l23,n-
=, AID We: shore sttc' 10: Ct Wos 42d.st and zoo,
of Iay.st Wet ot's fNn'e-s calls Tor and checks
Cenegal Passenger Aren't Vsndoshltsve.. n. z.
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AND LIVERPOOL,
lTES NAIL STEAMERS.

fOOi or west l0tn-,t.
Gamers. saloon rates. 800
amer and location OF berth.
0. Excursion tckets on
20 COmpdny's On.cf. NJ.
onlce. 400 Wal
BRUCE l6MAY. Agent
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DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IlFOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO
AND MARACAlBO.
from pier 80. East River.
SIS Tue sdsy, December
S. PHILADELPHIA Sat rdar. Dccemb j.
IS NENEZU Ella SATURDAY Dec mber Is
These American Steamships, specially built iOs the
TRADE have very superior accOuod for
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLEI
General Managers. ~ Wsll-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of Dcsbro-sc- aud
Corriandt -ts. nGordng passengers Grand view OF
the Harder. the shipping. the Brook'Jh Bridge I"''
eru6rs Island, aud the statue oil Liberty ~ i0owsi
Ou urd after SoyeufNrr Igth, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
REAL ESTATE.
eusINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Now YORK Friday. Nov. %.
The following sale mad. at the Exchange and Auc'
ton Room to-day
l ue-,tory house with . lots c 5th-sve. BOIL II
If II4th.sl. lots 25AlOO each. " smith sie.V3O
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ID OLICE DEPARTMENT.

POLICE DEPARTMENT or THE CITY OF NEW-foKk'
40 800 AiULBEKRY ST., e.. IAN {
BUREAU OF ELECTIONS AEw.l OKk November o t1o
Notice is hereby given thai In pursuance OF edpl ~
OF the Laws OF lo5Z, ami toy virtue OF the AuthVIg
confer ed upon the Board VI Police, the dNIs1n % III
several Assembly Districts IN The City anu SOuy ~
New York Election Districts aud the boundd iss ~
said Election Districts hereby IAed by SAID boAiN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Nil do Mortuis Mist verum.

II was very amabIe OF you, Mr.. Editor,
in noticing the death OF Mr. Justice Stanley
Matthews In this morning. Dispatch 10 act
upon the opposite maxim 10 the above. MI
de mortuis nIsI bonum, But IL II quite iust!
II you had said nothing IN praise OF Inc de-
ceased should have said NOTHING In censure.
I had said nv say before. But when We
know that. as Marc Anthony saws,
"The evil that men do lives after them,"
I think. beggirg your pardon. that II IL not
fair 10 the living to ascribe praise TO dead
man whose conduct we always thought cul.
pable. and 40 mako It appear that his eyll
was good, or that we have been saying oil
him what we did not believe.
You say: 1--WE are bound 10 believe tost
Justice Matthews honestly entertained toe
views as 10 the eleventh amendment when
were % distasieiul TO us, since we are ALI
ready to concede that the latest opinion he
read IN Virginia debt case was as sound IS a
dollar. We refer to the opinion IN the case
Of Attorney. General Ayers, MIR. Scott, and
Others"
on which [ beg leave TO remsrk-drst'
that do not see how the author OF the opin-
ions OF Antoni vs.. Greenhow and Pom
dexter ". Greeuhow could have hon.
esfly entertained such opposite views I;
and second, that the opinion I'd
Ayers ct ola. is very far from being
-. as sound as n dollars think proved
in tho Dispatch Of June, 1928, BY citing the
words q the court Itself Gin opposition TO
Mr.. fuckers assertion in the June number
OF the North American Review, 10 show
that "a tax. payer who tenders coupons and
Is levied upon before or after judgment IN
state court can sue the officer OF the Stale
in Federal court" which was tn" point ia
controversy, and further by showing that
the court bad never renowned ITS unconsh-
tutiona claim 10 take jurisdiction over what
It chooses TO call the obligation OF Us con-
tracts by state. y. u. NJ. y. "
March %, 1889.
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AnErnInnnt,nn orAnatr-.

fBy An.lo-Amercan cable 10 tho nspatch.l
PARIS, March 23.-1he Council Of Comp
toir D'Escompte has issued a crculsr in
which it is stated that the death OF Deuiert
RocheIeau. the managing director OF the
concern, created such pane among the
depositors that The bank was compelled. de.
spite all measures il had taken, 10 appeal for
aid 10 the Bank OF France and the leading
financial houses in order 10 promptly obtain
sufficient funds to insure proper working
Of the organization. The Council warmly
acknowledges the sid gwen, which ensbled
the Compton D'Escompte 10 meet oil its re-
PAYMENTS. one shareholder took the initil-
tive and applied to the Tribunal Of Com
merce for dissolution OF the company and
the appointment OF a provisional admlnistra-
tor The Council could not oppose this de-
mand, especially a. II was accompanied by
the proposal to establish a new company
which would be favorable 10 toe sharehold-
era, and the new company could not be
formed with advantage until the power was
granted to transfer to 1t the present Organi-
zatlon aud is connections, in which break
must be avoided at any cost. Owing to the
urgency OF the matter It was impossible 10
submit the question 10 a general meeting OF
the shareholders, as the statutes require that
a months notice be- given Of such a meeting.
The provisional administrators appointed by
the tribunal can alone, in default OF the ap-
pOintment OF liquidator, have the power
TO summon meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
THE WHITE mock on SAMOA.
America Eventually the Leader OF
tho Augio-snx on Race.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 23.-In the White
Book published at Berlin respecting Samoan
matters Prince Bismarck refers 10 the arrest
OF Gallieu, the Englishnsn, by the German
Consul Of Apia for suggesting that Ma.
t0afl should write TO sir George
Gray. Ex-Governor OF New Zealand, as
70 the course sanosns should pursue.
Ex-Governor GRAY. who is held In great es-
TEEN IN the colonies. when asked respecting
his views by the Auckland Herald as to
Samoa, said II would be far preferable 10
leave each OF these island groups with inde-
pendent gOyernmcDts, settling all disputes
among themselves Ivy arbitration, and
guided, II possible, 10y commissioner OF for
eign powers.
This also is certain TO be the policy Of all
English possessions in this part OF the
world. America will eventually become the
leader 81 the Anclo.Ssxon race and will dis
place England from the position she now
holds. Many ewes In this part Of the world
are Alrcsdy being turned towards America
a. the Power that il likely TO preserve the in
tercs,s OF tho Anglo saxon race in the Pacific
without herself ahncxing anything or allow
ing the foreigners 10 do 50. II is clear that
the centre OF power among the AnrlO-SsxOn
race is shifting 10 America, as the centre Of
population has already done. II Il therefore
unUise OF England to neglect her interests
in such time of emergency. The United
states docs not require standing army. and
consequently the whole resources OF people
80 ciTcumstsnced could be devoted solely 10
the maintenance OF navy which would
make the Anglo-SaXOn race absolute mas
ters OF the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24


UNONTOWN, Pa, March 23.-sherif Nil
ler's party reached Markleysburg at , O'Clock
this morning to help capture the McClel-
lsndtown robbers, who were reported 10
be surrounded in a log cabin, bu. hc could
find nobody; aud now opinion Is divided
whether u was a put-up Job TO get the
Sheriff ont Of the way while the robbers
were pursuing their work elsewhere or
whether the scamps escaped IN the
d1TkncSs last night before the sheriff 5 party
arrived. portion Of The posse has returned
here in disgust. The remainder are still
here hunting FOR traces Of the outlaws. Word
reached here tins evening that the ho1se Of
an aged couple living near ElIiOtts Mil, in
The mountain between Msrkleysburg and
this place, was entered by robbers late last
night. who bound tue inmates and threat.
ened 10 hang them # they did not give mp
their money. Reports say that the miscreants
secured S2l5, but no particulars can be learn.
ed at this hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
To Rescue the sultan.

The running ashore in the Mediterranean
Sea OF the heavy British ironcad sultan has
been kept as quiet as possible by the British
admiralty. for .be loss Of one Of the finest
war vessels In the British navy, and that,
too. in sea so well tracked az the Mediter-
ranean. is supposed 10 reflect seriously on
the British service.
Private information received yesterday
shows that there are now some hopes eyinced
in official circles for The recovery OF The sui
tan, and 10 accomplish this fleet Of seven
uar.yessels has been dispatched TO- the scene
Of the disaster, all under the command OF
the Duke OF Edinburgh. The resculng fleet
consists Of the Alexandra Flagship on the
Mediterranean. Temersire, Aibacore, Lam
drail, Sampson, and Hellespont, also the SAL
wage steamer Berger wilhelm, which latter
vessel will be placed alongside The sultan 10
work her centrifugal pumps.
The ironc'ad sultan is vessel OF $500
tons displacement and carries battery OF 10
guns. She was attached 70 the Mediterranean
squadron. under the command OF CAPTAIN
Earnest Rice. and carried 4 crew, all told, OF
472 men. she was last commissioned on
April 20. 1852, and since that time bad been
actively employed on duty up the MediterTa.
mean, participating In the bombardmeut Of
Alexandra. She last left England on
the 18th OF June, 1883. under the COM
mand Of Captain Rice, While making
passage some time agO between
Malta and Gibraltar she ran sground
1T Comino, one OF the Maltese ISLANDS,
midway between Mslto and CLIO. A
heavy sea being on at the time, it was
then thought II was all over with the IRON
clad but she managed to hold together until
the sea went down sufficiently TO enable all
hands 10 leave her. Her great structural
strength seems to defy the fury OF the seas.
for though aground for more than ten days
she still holds together. The Admiralty
have now determined TO work her of II such
3 thing is possible, and save 10 the British
navy one 81 their finest irOnclads. The
Duke Of Edinburgh has consequently put
every man in the rescuing fleet on his mettle,
and from the aGvices received there Is eX-
pressed strong hope that the Sultan will
eoon arain lac qdOat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

ST. LOUIS, March .aa-flour very strong but
unchanged Hheaf-Cash higher and demand
better: options tbere WAS a further advance
this forenoon. following largely tho higher Chi
cago mako, and with advances az all points :
shorts bought st0e carly. but this demand
s;a'bauei, ahd Hith collarscs elsewhere prices
went d0Tn tho close was a. the bottom, with
Mag &C.. june hc,, July axe, and August &c.
below Yesterday; No. rol, cash. 80 sa3 -. ;
May g!r. a9ic.. closing A. 9efsc. Juno sHA syl a..
Corn iu strong demand az an oiyarco carly, but
be anne unsettled aud finally closed weak; No.
cash. 29f, May. q 40 &C., closing As 807sr.
asked June, 81 -. Oats steady; No. :. cash,
Co.. bid: May. 2ii,c. Provisions frmer but
quiet. PORK higher NJ fl2bj Lard aominally
higher at SJ,15 for prime steam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
fair.
Mean tenn osra.uro. go.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK, March 23-The stock market wis
an extremely limited srair to-day, ana outside
oil movements In three or four stocks ths dosl-
Tags were entirely devoid Of interest. The
trading. as usual of late. was confined for the
mos part 20 scRlpIng operations, and duiness
invited . turn upon tho short side. and prices
saggcd oil slowly. with insgnihcant nuctu-
tons IN all except Chicago Gas, Burlington. Ches-
apeaks and Ohio 1st preferred and Pullman,
tue range Of prices in no other stock reaching
much a. q per cent Chicago had some selling
ornors, and London bought few OF its special
YES, snd there was the usual limit OF buying for
Investment but the operations OF the traders
Kept the marHet Ia a feVerish state. The gene
rsl erp@ciatD IN Of pm unfavors bic bank state
msnt aided in depr eessing prices, ard the nh
nouno@nent OF loss in the reserve OF over
million and quarter proved TO have cecn fully
discounted. There was better tone toward the
eDd OF the session. but tho market closed dull
and heavy, generally az slight fractional losses.
Inc c'O~ng prices we're irregular but generally
lower snd while Pullman ross Ia. Chesapeake
and Ohio let preferred lost ", and Chicago Gas
and burlington D per cent. Sales - 600 sharoa.
Fr'ainr-Exenangs dun ana 1rm ut 4SHNa
fsgT. Eonoy easy. closing offered ~ 2S. Sub
Treasury balances-Cod. si52. 005. Gao: currency,
Sl,iA.s0. Governments duii 8n1 heavy tor Is :
Z per cents, iy9s - coupons, l0.5,. State bonds
dun and NEGLECTED.