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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
The President win Vote.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Presl-
dent and Attorney General will leave here
Monday over the Pennsylvania road for
indianapolis, where they expect to arrive
AZ 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning. They VIII
east their votes at a convenient time during
the dav, and the President will leave for
in the evening. The Attorney
General expects to remain IN Indianapolis
several daVS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
The Final End of the Romance.

NEW YORK, November The remains
of Mr. HOughwort Howe, the bridegroom
of a dav. who died in Washington on Thurs
dav. arrived in this city by the early train
today. Accompanying the remains were
Mrs. R0osa, Mr. and Mrs. Morton and
Howe. the bride of the deceased. At the
residence of Mrs. ROOsa, the immediate
friends of the family were given an oppor-
-uuity 10 look on the face of the dead man.
The funeral was strictly private, no one at
tending but half dozen near friends Of the
family The Rev. DR. j. II. Mcllvain read
the brief rites Of the Presbyterian burial
service The remains were then taken 10
Woodlawn for interment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
11nirhtsnf Labor Discharged.

LYNN. Mass, November Thomas
Rhoades, the only Lynn Morocco manu-
facturer who had not discharged his old
help. has today turned of l61 Of his EN-
ploves. in accordance with the resolu-
ton adopted by the National Mo
rocco Manufacturers Association, that
ON November lst all knights Of
Labor should be discharged These men
refused 10 sign a paper renouncing their
allegiance to the order, and at II "A. m. were
paid of and told TO 20. Mr. Rhoades has
stock enough finished TO last several
months. and will remain idle for while
and then start a free shop.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Congressman wilson at Fairmont.

Special TelegrGD, to TIE Sunday Register.
FARMoNT, November Canton Armory
was packed TO the doors tonight, and the
immense crowd listened throughout with
marked attention 10 the address OF Hon.
w. l.. Wilson, our popular and eloquent
Congressman. Mr.. Wilson always COM
mands the earnest attention of Marion
county people, and his effort here tonight
was an exceedingly happy one. His audi
ences at Montana and MOnOngah were also
very large, and his canvass OF our county
is a success We have never seen Harman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

NEW ORLEANS, November THE Octo-
Der crop statement shows the largest move
ment of cotton during any single month IN
the history of the trade. The total number
of bales brought into sight during the thir-
ty-one days reached l,'Sl'S agalnsS
I 1.63i 2lq in October. 1889, an increase of
lOO.4S4 Northern spinners took during
October 81, 1856 bales, against 223,29o last
wear. Foreign exports for the two months
show an excess over last season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., November 1t is
reported here that Indian Agent Wright at
the Rosebud agency, has been suspended
as "A result of the investigation relative to
the Indian census of that agency. The
census taken by special agents from Wash
ington show great falling off as com
pared with Wright's census. The Rosebud
indians are said to be very restless as a
result of the suspension.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Cow Gives Birth to TrIpIets.

South CHARLESTON. o.. November l.
A very rare and remarkable incident in
the way of an animal phenomenon hap
peued here to-day. \ COW owned by John
Rankin. the banker, gave birth to large
and we'll developed calf Seeming TO have
some difficulty. its owner sent for veter-
mary surgeon, who relieved her OF two
more. both full grown and well developed.
The animal survived the terrible opera
ton. and is in a fair way 70 recovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Fnr the First Time.

WASHINGTON, November IA week from
next Monday a special train carrying about
$50 officers and men needed to complete the
crew of the new cruiser San Francisco,
will leave New York, and the next Satur-
day night they will take their posts on
board the vessel, going into commission the
next day. This will be the first time
that the navy has been able to transport ltS us
men in this way, and the experiment will
be watched with interest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
PLAYED With a Shot Gun.

Cu1cAeo. November Arthur Welles,
a 16-vear-old bov residing at Forty-ffth
and Morgan streets, was fatally shot by his
companion, about the same age, yesterday:
The shooting was accidental and occurred
at WeIles' home The boys had been play
ing with a shot gun and Welles was trying
to wrench the weapon from his companions s
grasp when it was discharged, the load en-
tprinr XVelles' breast.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
The Innocent Man Killed.

SARATOGA, n. Y, November AT II
o'clock to-day Thomas Churchill, aged So,
living three miles south of Schuylersville,
this county, was shot and killed by one OF
three unknown men, who are under arrest;
One of the latter is fatally injured and
another is badly injured. The murder
seems to be the result of a fight, in which
an innocent man was killed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Pendleton's Meetings.

Special IeleGrdhl 90 the Sunday HeQlSter.
New MARTINSvnLE, November Hon.
John o. Pendleton addressed meeting at
Pine Grove Yesterday he addressed a very
large meeting at Wileyville. To-day he ad-
dressed on enthusiastic meeting of 400
voters at Red Mills. Reports of meetings
sent to the IntcUigcncer by one c. +. Hart
of Mr.. Pendleton's utterances are absO-
lutely and unqualifiedly false.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Wilson and Gibson in Jackson.

SpeciqI Telegram to tie Sunday Register.
RAvENswoop, w Va, November l.
Ex-G Governor f.. W. Wilson and Hon. Eus-
tace Gibson addressed a large crowd at
Wells Opera House, this afternoon. The
weather was favorable and the meeting was
a good one. DR. b. II. Hoyt was chairman
first introducing Hon. Eustace Gibson
who was followed by Wilson. This closes
the campaign in Jackson county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
INC Regulnr CandIdate.

ST. LOUIS, November 1.-The State Su-
preme Court net at Jefferson this morning
and the Chief Justice announced that the
writ of mandamus asked for by Patrick
O'Mallv, of the Eighth Congressional dis
trict. against the Secretary Of State to
compel that official to receive and hle ms
certificate as a regular Democratic nom
inee for Congress. was denied. This action
of tine Court leaves J. O'Neill as the reg
Mar Democratic candidate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
surnriscd its English Readers.

CHICAGO. November THE Daily Ners
this morning took its readers by surprise.
The first two pages of the paper are PRINT,
ed entirely in German. The space occupied
in this novel way is devoted Wholly 10 tue
in Illinois and Wisconsin, a matter in which
the German speaking population OF both
States is taking great interest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Favorable To Italy.

ROME. November 1.-The Hdlc states that
the Italian Consul General in America has
sent memoranda TO the Chamber OF Com
merce. which is intended 10 correct erro-
neous comments made by the Europ AN
press on the effects of the Mckinley law.
The Consul General declares that the new
law is favorable to Italian interest, ana
will lead TO marked increase in lta.y's
trade with the United States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
s,,ncIes Go Up-in smoke.

MrsKEGoN, Mich, November l.-Ihe
Nuskegon Shingle and Lumber company
mills and docks, together with ABOUT ~
600 600 shingles and 5OO,OOO 1eet OF Iuln1eI, S
burned at o'clock this morning; l';iI ns noSs .
is estimated at about SI5,OOO Inc NIL -
insured
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Sfrnck a Crnne.

Special 7eieqrom to the Sunday Reoister
PIEDMONT. w. Va, November l.-Wm.
Groves. of Martinsburg, a Baltimore and
Ohio engineer, coming west with passen-
ger train No. this evening, was hit on
the mead by mail crane ut Potomac sta
tion. near Keyser, receiving injuries from
,r.l,i..i. hn -trlll die
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
.Nictnrv of Common Sense. .,

PARIS. November The whole third
act OF "Lohengrin' was performed IN the
Opera House last night, in perfect 81 lence
until the end. when laundering applause
broke forth. The Figaro, GGulos ana other
journals are iubilant over the victory oi
common sense"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

MADISON. IND, November BENJAMIN
Fisher. aged %, residing in Milton Town
ship. came to this city yesterday afternoon,
sold some hogs, and invested in jug Of
whisky. He started home, drank so much
of the poison that he died shortly after
reaching home-his first and last drunk
Coroners verdict, alcoholic poisoning
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Ronnded Up at Last.

OMAHA. NEB., November John b.
Yardlev. cashier of the Canadian Express
Company. Of Montreal, who disappeared
in September last with lot OF the com
pany's money, has been arrested mere oy d
detective of the American Security Com
many. of New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Paris sails Home.

New YORK. November 1.-The Comte de
Paris and suite sailed for Liverpool To-Day
on the Inman steamer City of Chester. @ Ine
Comte went on board the steamer Iast Isl
nioht and all through the evening held an
informal reception of those who came TO
bid him farewell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Rather Guazy

LONDON, November Count Herrison $
life of the Prince Imperial, published in
Paris yesterday. insinuates that Lieut.;
CARR was political agent paid to get rid
of the Prince in Zululand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
,,r c,ildren Burned to Death.

GLEywooD, MINI, November l.-Ihe
axe House at Starbuck was burned last
night. Two children of the proprietor; r..
p. Rybee, were burned 10 delth, ~. ! wv, mU
are not expected to live The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
a Big Windfall.

SusoUEuANXA, PA, November by
the recent sudden death of Mr.. Robinson,
in Brooklyn, n. Y, Judge Strong, OF
Wayne county, falls heir to property val
ued at q, ,0OO,OOO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
rhe Natinn.s Ohligations.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The month
" debt statement issued to-day shows to-
tai reduction for October Of s3,66S,Ol2.
The total debt, less cash in the Treasury,
october 31st was 1857 ,305, ,l2O
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

cial functions. Democratic cities and
counties should have Democratic officials
and none others. Their influence will tend
to the spread and perpetuation of our prin-
ciples, and it is folly to shut your eyes TO
the Importance of this question.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

saloon t... N''eu0er l.-Chas. Parker, q
$1,000. tl...' 500 his place last night for
r--,s--- being paid him in cash.
o, t.. .. ,..- some one relieved him
41.e taa....-. .-e police have not been
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
Ninrderons RrIgands.

PEsTm, November "A party of brigands
forced an entrance in the house of forester
near Pressburg, and after numbering the
forester pillagcd the house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
no BE CREATED A CARDINAL.
The Honor to Fall on the Venerable Arch
bishop Kenriek. of st. Louis.

NOrRE DANE, IND, November lin an
interview Wear General Brady, Of St.
Louis, stated Archbishop Kenrick was
soon TO be created a Cardinal.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

PUHeUANT TO RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
or TRUSTEES OF TIE CENTRAL TRUST COM
PANY OF NEW-YOKk, THE 1IlIE FOR MAhING
1!IE EABOvE-NENTIONED PAYMENT l. EXTEND
EDTO tND!NCLUDING SEPTEMBER ID, lssO.
Dated Ncw.Yort Angus; 10. 1890
TIE CENTRAL TRUST Company, OF NETWORK.
TRUSTEE.
BY
FP OLCOTT. President,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or pIlI9; Ii'lCEo;
80 ,.ar.d less tnan 1 in both Pennsylvania
''u p.S ,,ec,tcs The most striking feature OF the
ds was the fact that sale Of Buckeye ccrnca'
wa made at the Consolidated Exchange Inc e'Ose
va" au rsge au Of prices and total dealings were as fo
lows:
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Includes sales OF 900 barrels Of October options ~
8fls cents.
Refined oil unchanged at 735 cents per gallon In bar
rels and 9.25 cents In caser. -. s,c- ,..,oe. pro
Foreign quotations Antwerp 1G'4dlo's H"hVe' DIV
men, 600 marks; London, Bha5i2 pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Rid. Asked
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Aug. 30--p m
R,, the operations of the New-Iork Sub-TTeasuTy
in the week ended last evening, which included
tlc receipt of S?O23 400 for exchange on other
Sub- Treasures and the payment of S4,990,200
far nurcbascd bonds and the issue OF S2,20j,000
new leaaLtender notes for purchased silver tl.e
New-York banks gained S?,jl7,411 cash. To-
davis statement OF bank averages reports gain
of Ss7j COO The gains made from the Sub
Treasury were all made late in the week, and
therefore count for little i'll the averages, while the
earlier losses had eaten up the amount of excess
over the averages Of the preceding week that was
held at the close of that week. The statement
indicates that the interior movement Of money
other than through the Treasury was about equally
divided between the receipts ard the shipments
The actual condition Of tile banks At the close Of
business last evening probably was about $1,000
COO better in cash than the average for the week
The loans were contracted $5,l2j,9OO. The re-
duction of S4,403,60O in deposits was consistent
with the decline which the other changes call
for The statement results In reducing the deficit
nom the rule Of % per cent $l,pi6,30O anc
leaves il at S536,675, against Surplnses OF
S47Q0775 on August 81, 1889; SlG,766,6@o on
Septcmber l. 1855, and S5,2l2,625 on September
5, 1887
The following are comparative statements Of August
% and August so:
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

The business in State issues included small
sales of Alabama Glass at Jog l-2, ana NITr. os
and Tennessee settlement IS AT ~. Ol CITY pahk
stocks, America sold go at 22O l-2, bower!
% at 800 1-2 and Leather Manufacturers wv at
The general bond market was dull and hrm'
Colorado Midland As rose to 20; Louisville, 81
Louis and Texas irsts rose up TO 100 1-S. i'eief-
ence is made to our 1ul reports o. Go' redcemed
S797, $50 1-2 per cent bonds ana mace iui @ .nei
issue of $25l $50 new legal-tender notes III pay
ment of purchased silver, pakng lo,ai aeo oo9
date SO ,349, 800, against purchases oi o,1o''oO'
ounces
The SubIreasuTy Was debtor AZ the or vcsr
House to-day 81 ,367,395, principally ior yes
DAYS redemption of bonds. Its net loss on oa'-
ance was 81, 056,740, made up by losses OF Sow
$40 currency and S1O6 900 corn, nou,ng nL tne cain
81 3Os24O. The days operations incindea r.
ceipts, 81 $50, ,775; payments S2e2A6i3 result resui,
ing in a general balance OF Slso,o '1g', ooh9IS.
ING Of S177.io3,77e coin and Ss.953.s23 currency.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The oustoms receipts reported at Washington To-
dow we're S725.O50, the internal revenue receipts
were S2s9,773. The United States lIcasui$ re. re-.
ceyed si2e2ss o,sa ana for l0T rcdemp,en Ire MeH"
The United States Treasury now holds Si4@'i,
2O085O United States bonds TO secure N"'ion"i
bank note circulation as follows ooo
Currency 0s 90
-Four and one-half per ceits. .'--.-'''-
Ronds deposited for circulation during the Week
So4O 900: bonds held 10 secure circulation "it"-
drawn. s.. .56s 800. National bank crculatlyI
oI,tstanding-curIehcy notes, SleJ,O'",ooI eVIl
Ootcs SI3G. .077. against which the Treasury holoS
S54 100 .2s6 legal money for redemption oi sur
rendered circulation
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
T, Jondon British consols were steady at 80 IL
Cor both money and account. Ia the open mar,
tnt money ruled at 3 l-2 for discounts ana .
,er cent for balances Bar silver was steady dt
- ID per ounce. American railways were IL
rccnlor But generally fraction lower closins
Tnn and steady. At Paris French per cents rose
10 94.67 l-2.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-YORK.
,IpoETs or MERCHANDISE Al NEW'foIk'
For the week az ~ n, 90 81 $50 s2,Iag ~ q
Dr,o DryIpopa1 handisc 55lo41 7'e"7ozo o'o"'"
A., -. ,.ock -. 5s7 2sl $40 4eG.93 o. $50 ~ 5
io r'porcd 3Os s20, 123 83l l""Oli 'o''%9O'
Total since jan 1887 4l4 oOi ss@ G22 '93
IMPORTS OF SPECIE Al NEW-foth. 49,.
~. ,Dn ,rees' - sg33G2 siM,{s2 -. s1oi "ol .$'i :
por nesy ine reported 540, Dos 6'is9l+4 l2o''1"-
To-, 81 ga $50 s50Ig02G sI3, ,ooO 7s5
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YoRk
For The ,sioyed 2o'aSs9oS 55i?2'5oi 2e2co275
ro,s, since Jan l. s2Oos2,o7o 500 loesss s2eo7o oei
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
L.OM BARD
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
$50 BROADWAY NEwYoRK.
c. GUARANTEED MORTGAGES

Secured by mrs. len improved Cit AID Farm
property Wet TOO 100000 loLned without loss T.
An N rstOT. Tue mortgage assigned 10 tnc purcha'cr
with mortgage or bond with interest coupons
attached which ablc. when due, presentation IN
New.I ork or Boston. a railroad Govern.
uent bond aud lrlntced by fund Of So OUO.OvO
r,O l>ld the securities Of tas
SSnd M write for uau,nLlet giving fun Information.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
aTcHlSON, TOPEKA & SANTA Re
RAILROAD COMPANY.
% MILK IT.

BOSTON Aur. 3, 1870.
Tho Eoa,d Of Directors having this day declared tit The
INCOME GOLD BONDS ot tiIi- company AZ, entitled TO
% PER CEs,r INTEREST an ul. fIou result Of opera
ton, for the income period co,er'd ~ Coupon NO L.
ended June 80 1890 such interest Will DO PAID on anu
after sept / pioN. at the olie,s of
National Eant Of North America, Boston.
Union Trust Company. New- \ Ork.
Barring brothers ~ Company London.
The old nVed charges Of the company pertaining PRIOR
10 oct l. Iss. aud settled Ia Nl In the lseorean iaton
having absorbed all canning for the At thIre months
OF the income year clos.t 80. 1890 there w'r no
revenues applicable payment Of interest on special IN
come bond coupons and all coupons scrip or registered
bonds dated interest. earned from July oo
will be entitled 70 rate ot ntec+t IN fuI a. IN
general cass %. per cent on the rsuI oil of'uon'
for the nine months ended June 80. 1890.
ALL COUPONS will be surrendered 10 the agency
making payment.
Holder. Of COUPOS SCRIP of the above bond issue.
entitled sept l. should present their scrip eer
tncates coupons atNhed TO- collection q ntercst
cancellation of coupons and ndorsemcnt OF the GER
thcates at the oiccs making the payments
Interest on REGISTERED BOND CERTIFICATES
will be reuitted holders by the Union Trust Company
of New.York. .. 49,
J. W. REINHART yice-Presidenf.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
Proposals.
ID ROP0SALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

nP0D0SIS IN, The ercctiOn Of illrrack
/ "o1,cc OF IN. Qui e.Inastcr L. y Military Aeed@ny
West point - Y, august -, ls"-,,9i.' 20 pf"l,G'
rccriyad at this once unt y O'Clock noon on 'G ~
r,, ~ erttsmocr 1880 Ter IN, erection % oI' t'n.
CsSa1y Eai ra as per Plans and 'p' cy Ions 20 %
sccr at this onee IN lose oposa' N 1Y ~
tbo VVindcrsigned CUhs W. WILL MS, 'artan ana
\ y NJ T.. :.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
financial.
Notice TO Holders Of
And TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

The Suprcme Court of the State Of New fork
liza wing decided that the of the rnin share
10 be contrib bufed by stockholders under Article u oil
the Agreement had not been duiy hNen
determined By the Central Trust Company oil New
York the notice heretofore given In respect thereto
hesejy withdraw.
since The publication of such notice the amount re-
ourcd has been somewhat increased by addition oil
interest on the In the calculation and has
been slightly greater extent reduced by the hppi-
cation, account Of past due interest, oi earnings
reazrd by The receiver the operation Of the rond
and by order of the Court paid TO the purchaser
THE TRi,sT COMPANY HAS MADE Az EXAMI-
NATION OF THE WHOLE "UBJHCT IL ACCOR-
DANCE WITH TIE VIEWS EXPRESSED By ThE
COURT, AND HAS FIXED AND DETERMINED
THE AMOUNT or THE Proc Rata SHARE TO DE
PAID BY sTOCKIIOLDERS OF THE HOUSTON
AND TENA~ CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. IN
ORDEH TO ENTITLE THEM TO THEIR PRO.
pOvTloNATr AMOUNT or THE STOCK OF TIE
HEORGANIZED COMPANY. TO BE IL 4-1O PEh
CENT. OF THE PAR VALUE or THEIR IKE.
SPICTIvE HOLDINGS OF SAID EXISTING
CAPITAL STOCK.
Notice - hereby given fhe holders Of snid exist.
Ing capital stock Of the Houston and Texas Cenir"i
Railway Company that they may, on or before Sep,
tembcr /. 1890, provide aud pay 20 the undersishe"
t,e under the 9Th Article OF the he-
organization Agreement, dnted December 40 lSs''
and that the same iO for each share of their re-
spcciyc holdings Of said existing capital siocR ihc
same must be paid or before september ISL lo"o
in order ene the holders of stock to Their prop"r
tonuic nount of the stock Of she reorgnnized COM
pany under snid 9th Article The stock ccrtihc"'cs
will be stamped with date and nnount oil payment
Dated Ncw.York July 10. 1890.
THE CENTRAL Trust co. OF NEw.YoAk.
f.P.OICOTT. President,
Nrraft -Xor- 4
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
for Sale

~ IAAIoNDS -Spoci1l opportunity for SOM one I e ae'
~ Size to r,aka . frN b'duilrs Auut'sS Di"' '''"
Iox Il. Tribune once.
~, M NOOK Oh OPEN.AIG SPORTS. octrvo 500
4 tages IIirst-l. d. The satd,.' iGtn1flR D'
mine b,l 'aynr lhoo'nR tor & ch1cE rang ES; E%S;Nyo, II
i.ng ana universally conr.enlcd n- H. Lr -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
-T1Ir NATIONAL CONSERVATORY o
l. MUSIC OF AMERICA

,oG AyD lcs EAsr l7rHST.. NEW-foRk.
rur rvTrANCE EXAMINATIONS WILL TAKE
Place As FOLLOWS: ,o 90 ,
voIcE-sEPr. 25 IND 20, IRON ~ AZ honlicant; ,
FROM ESQ >, AMI llOM . t. ~ l. ~ APP"
are required to bring thor music o,.rr.,,es AKIN
VIOLIN VIOLoNCELLo. CoNIEAbHAHnnHo 70 Z :
SypIiclnts are required to bring their Instruments
'H~ rI,So " AND oRGAE-sEPT 30 AT THE sAME
,,ofins ,S VIOLIN. Applicants are required 70 prhs
u't ,TrTT oBor CLARINET. AND BAsSooK:-oCT,
q a TO ~ 4. FRENCH HORN CONNEii A'D -
TRt lIBONF. To ! T. n. APpho''" NV is w.
bring ins ssruments and music. =,
CUORUS.-OCT l. FROM TO 10 p NJ.
oRCUEsTRA.-oCT. 4. FROM 70 10 r. NJ
Annlcants are required to bring their INSTRUMENTS
For further particulars address a. above
CHAs. INsLEE PAKDEE. a. NJ 2ecretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
MANHATTAN BEACH.

MR. PAIN HAS PLEASURE IN STATING THAT
...x,,,r rvry1yG CARNIVAL WILL TAKE
PLACE on SATURDAY. SEPT. 6. WHEN WILL BE
PRESENTED PROGRAMME OF PfkoIE'h"i'
WHICH FOR VAsTSEsS. NOVELTY AND BRIL-
IIANCY WILL FAR TRANSCEND ALL fohMcN'
CARNIVAL NIGHTS. THE FULL PHo"hAM"I
VIII. RE PUBLISHED IN MORNING PAPERS or
r,rp,y. RESERVED CHAIRS NOW on SALE
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Deacit - s25lo975 $3.50. .G75 Dec. = l.976,SOO
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day-Exchanges 81 .662, ,S84; balances,
AZ 1878 For the week Exchanges, S62s, s,OO6,-
QNa balances S30.4el ,l56.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
yos,arc,ay.To-day.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, August 30, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Total reservc So $4,000 so5 5000 Inc sS754co
Reserve required 90 ~ 90 ooo