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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
financial
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CHICAGO GAS COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that the certificates Of equitable
interest in stocks OF the Chicago Gas Companies, 10 be
issued by the Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit
omnanv OF Philadelphia in lieu Of and upon surrender OF
the certificates the Chicago Gas Company will be ready
for exchange at Office OF the Central Trust Company
81 wal-st, New York. and after Monday, July O,
1891 AZ which place representative Of the Fidelity
insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company Will DO
nresent 10 make the exchange until August O, 1891
Amer that time 1t will probably be necessary for the
holders OF Chicago Company certificates 70 apply to
the office the Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe De-
po,it Company in Philadelphia for exchange.
uoLDERs OF CERTIFICATES WILL BE PAR
TICULAR WHEN SENDING THEM FOR Ex-
CHANGE TO EITHER INDOKSE THEM IN BLANK
or TO THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY TO En-
SURE A PROMPT DELIVERY.
A ruling has been made by the NewYork Stock Ex
change making tho certificates OF the Fidelity In
surance, Safe Deposit Company good delivery
for the old certificates OF the Chicago Gas Company.
&c. BENEDICT,
T.. j. JERZMANOWSKI,
WALTON FERGUSON,
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
Union Dime Savings Institution,

The Trustees OF this institution have declared interest,"
OIL all sums remaining deposit during the three q sA
months ending June 30 at the rate Of kOG TEN SENd
per annum Oh 81 900 and under and THREE PER ShSod
annum on the 81 900 not exceeding $1,000
pa able on and after the third Monday IN July next
Deposits made or before july III Will IRA" lhVesI
from July /. - ,,r.ro>- D.os,,on,
w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston July O. 1891.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILApELpHIA STOCKS.
Monday. July 6-p. m.


In considering the character of the STOCK mar
ket to-day several features must be regarded III
was entitled to be called holiday market, al
thouph the double holiday was over, and that
NAV explain it's dulness. General speculation
cannot be expected to awaken at once after a re-
spite of two DAYS, even if the July investment
money is in hand for fresh ventures. The exist
ence of a somewhat anxious bear faction was
disclosed by the attack made upon Chicago Bur
lincton and Quincy at the opening, stimulated by
unconfrmed reports of proposed new Issue Oh
bonds or stock Although the price was broken
from 81 to So rs, the net loss OF the Gay was
only ga per cent at sc ga A possible issue VI
bonds to provide for new equipment 1mperauFelS
demanded for the purpose of handling the oiS
traffic in sight of Burlington, as well as all the
other roads. should be an encouraging incident
were it true The unusually long list OF railroad
earnings printed elsewhere in The Tribune teib
its own story Of the expansion OF railway lralio'
The small engagements OF gold 1Or slhpmene w
morrow (S5O0,000 did not really ailect traueIs'
The speculation showed so clearly that IL was IN
the control Of professional operators Una. gehet@
influences cannot be accepted as Interpreters. All
excellent increase in net earnings for May ny
Atchison was rewarded with a net advance OF
only 3.S per cent, while Union Pacific gained LIS
and Nashville closed off 1-2 per cent although on
small dealings the Willard stocks exhibited strength
which may be SIgnl0CanU. IOSSlDly Vic ino'S
ment in the latter Shares may in spite of recence
now observed, foreshadow statement which
would give Wall Street basis upon which to ils,
With Mr. Wizards name It is not encouraging
to the average spcculator, however, to see that
St Paul while taking the lead in point OF activity
should gain barely fraction from Friday night;
The market failed to hold the strength II displayed
early and it ended somewhat feverish, but the net
gains scored were far more numerous Than the
losses
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were entirely neglected.
Ountations were unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
DIVIDENDS OF 100 PER GENT
PER ANNUM

on stock costing only s25 share and accumulate hand
surplus besides
The Superintendent estimates that the enlarged facilities
will ont 10000 per annun, at net pront OF
$40 per gross.
Additional engagements will be made as the demand in
Among the large stockholders are George W. Dunn;
Esq. President Of the company Eugene Harvey t4sq OF
r W. Myers & Co Bankers DfeXel BuiIdne p9aGel
Jos. D. Lynch, Esq New York George HiIyard Esq
New-YOr Clarence Delahdd, ESQ., Civil Engineer, 2
Wall.st. New-York; William H. Scott ESQ., % Broadst
Mills building NewYork, and several prominent New
York gentlemen who will lave seats In the Board OF Dl
rectOIs later on.
Application viii be made list the shares the New
York Stock Exchange.
The companys stock is safe, sound and profitable
as its business Is free from the YtcSitudes
that affect most enterprises OF commercial industrial
nre-gooi had crops tn rise fall Of values business
depression prosperity, will not aec the earning power
OF TIE STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY'S stock.
The business profits will increase after year
Applications for Stock checks &C. should be addressed to
GEORGE w. DUNN, President,
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY,
90 and % Broadway, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

Ner.York. July l. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

In State bonds the only sale was in Tennessee
settlement IS at 67 l-2 OF city bank stocks the
only sale was Manhattan zoo at 40.
< considerable increase in ACTIVITY look piace
in the general bond market. The TRANSACTIONS
were not only large, but they embraced aa ua,
usual variety of issues. The Atchlson incomes
were prominent in the trading, without, ho"e'gi,
eAect}nc any material change In the price In
fact the increased dealings resulted largely Ia
little disturbance of values. Mobile and ONO
general mortgages rose | l-6 per cent 10 90, gnu
New-York, Chicago and St Louis As adyanced l
ner cent to 90 Kansas and Texas IS were | per
cent higher at T6 1-2 and the seconds gained =
AT 30 Rock Island IS improved 5e per cent 10
96 is, and Chicago and Northern Pacific nrsis
gained the fraction at S so III aes reference Is A0e
Money on call ruled at IL per cent. WIN eA-
ceptional loans at 3 per cent ,-r.o.
The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S724494. Its net loss on balance since
Friday was S73S,S75, made up by losses OF $50 A.,
233 in currency and S404,632 in coin. The days
operations included; Receipts. S6,llO ,4I9 pay,
ments S6s49,290; resulting in a general balance
of Sl34,244s $40, consisting OF Sl12 ,409,l3 coin
and S21745,675 currency; =,
The Treasury purchased $4,000 ounces of sill
ver at 81 .0135aSl .0l 40 an ounce. The oHers
we're unusually liberal, and tO-day's purchases
make nearly 100000 ounces bought this month
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $l64,77o National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were s7OO,204 the inter
nal revenue receipts S1,S79,761, and the miscella-
neOus receipts $bO.744.
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows;
cold oaoos 5u 5ge s7 81 p!y 5 22 Inc s S$
Net SILVER ia 90 $4,000 a2,44o2io Inc o's5s57o
Ne on R G nd . cnrei 1o87O2s 212ss74 Inc. a6l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
STOCKS WERE IRREGULAR.
RESULT OLA DOUBLE HOLIDAY
THE MARKET SHOWED GENERAL DULNESS.
BUT THE GAINS WERE MORE NUNlBR
Gus THAN THE LOSSES.
Manhattan Bank
On liz

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JuLY
BONDS AND BANK ST0Chs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

treasury vaults
eeftScatcs 15s SCs 800 Inc $40 80 009
Deposits IN bank. 2702o35l 26'3i7'-9O Dec. OI0Ool
Net cash bal $40 1877 651 s7o95,596 Inc. 9i5
The foreign exchange market was dull and
easy in tone Short sterling was reduced 1-2 cent
10 the 6 and reichmarks were a shade lower.
Annexed are revised quotations for actual busl-
ness: Bankers bills, 81 80 IA and - 81 Tor
long and short sterling respectively; French
francs, $50 5-S and 5.1S Is; reichmarks, 90 and
90 5-S. ~
In London British consos continued TO exhibit
strength and the quotations are up since Friday
3-l6 for money and is for the accountc't 80 IS;
This was in spite Of a withdrawal on balance OF
fs93, 600 bullion from the Bank Of England
Money in the open market remains easy at l-2 n
"a per cent for daily balances and lal is per
cent for short and three months discounts Bal
silver was frmer at AS lid. an ounce American
railways were decidedly firmer, and the closing
concessions were trining. At Paris French three
per cents were hard az 95.5. Exchanges on Lon
don was 25.23 IL francs to the c sterling.
The present indications are that the Offering
of the 81 900, 900 per cent preferred stock OF
the p. LOrillard Company will be largely over
subscribed The books open tomorrow and closC
Thursday July 8, at p. m;
Notice is given 10 the holders Of the first mort
gage bonds Of the International and Great Northern
Railroad Company that an agreement appointing
Adrian Isen. jr., Samuel Thorne and William L.
Scott, TO enforce the payment of the interest du'
large number of the bonds and past due coupons
| The agreement has been entered into for On.
purpose Of enabling the bondhoders 70 cooperate
more effectively with the trustees under the sale
mortgage and with each other In the protection
| and promotion Of their common interest
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO soUTHwESTERS.
gss !, so ST.. @ :s :s3
BUFFALo. ROCHESTER, AND pITrsBURo
Es%sE, !: ;. n'' ; s ss % g
! CANADIAN PACIFIC.
! Number OF miles t.7o5 5.40Z $50
Fourth week IA June. 8420 y9l $4,000 RsSG 90
Jan. / to June 3d.. 0.S7C494 100000 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANOIAI NIAIshflIp
London. July g. p.m.-COnsols, 0e 3-8 for both
money and the account; Canadian Pacific, 80 % ;
mon, 65 IS; New-York Central, 102 80; Pcnnsyl-
vana 81 IA; Spanish As, II 10 The rate OF dis
count I'm the open market for both short and three
months bills is 1d1 Ia per cent. Paris advices
quote per cent rentes at 90 francs confines for me
9rcount and Exchange on London ut % francs % IL
confimcs for checks. The amount OF bullion with
d avn from tho Bank OF England on balance to-day
is Es93, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
Ga tllhom 81 Elan Gonrern.

MARY ODONNELL. daughter OF PaI s,Is,
W opoane sister Of AnhS sSs. o 10 and Ellen
Srnthers Please address pol East 6lst,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY OF NFW-YORB

IL THE CITY OF NEW-YOKK,
0O'"'' NeS.Y ork June p, 1891.
I INTEREST at the rate OF THREE AND ONE
L HALE (3l2) PER CENTUM per annum viii b. cred
tied depOsitrs for the months ending June &c. I99 on
all sums entitled thereto under the bylaws not exceeding
three thousand $4,000 dollars. ,,, -.,.
q II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
Diul1en1 Notlces.

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
nIVIDkND NO. SO.
~ The Board Of Directors have , dec ,,TSd ggartery
the cajGtsl stock payable AUg 1891 Transfer books
close July TO- and reopen Aug s. l59l. 1s,,r,r
Nnur.Y orll I,lc 1Sg1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
Gelp Uanteo

WISH to employ good man Sn. S G IN your iOc
salary, to engage In the SOAP os dnlcult u M SAX
SS ht s.iapy Won viii work for. and how mueh N
cen give me- AaarSS' NJ Balm. GAINESVILLE. on~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
flIIanclal.

THE
STANDARD CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Offer 500 Shares of Their Treasury
Stock at S25 Per Share in Lots
to Suit Purchasers.
The Price will be advanced TO $50
Per share as soon as this Lot Is
Sold if the Company decide
10 Offer any more stock
TO the Public.
The Standard Chemical c0%9ny was 5PS 1900
June 1890 Capital C s9 SNd u GviaS
Factory and laboratories. Jersey City, N j. omceS'
90 and 81 Broadway, Ne"-fork
It's business is tho manufacture and sale Of drugs and
chemicals The company are tn tho os sUe reedy tat has
proved srch marvellous and unprecedented success IN
innumcrabe dis asses and ailments where ~ he medical
Profession Profess No. ''''
1t costs the consumer only tenth the price sD OF
Qunine, and about one-twenti th the price Vi An~p'
All the physicians who have used It predict r that It. s
freely in preference any OF the heretofore used un
certain drugs.
The 2roats from the manufacture Of ounine run I'D III
Tho rov,tv alone paid 10 the dscoverer Of Antpyrne
during he prevalence the Grippe amounted 70 over
million dollars
Many eminent and physician, e6 SsS here
tOfore used
celebrated Dr. Chichester s,t ioS Sss fpssda
lnestlmable value in physicians ONCE
Tods sorc Throat &C.. have not found its eauo d
ISst evening asd there ON T0Gf p SS a%ao They its
immediate effect and will send for some"
After prolonged thorough tests n sS ai.0 d n
diseases Of the throat and nose at the vanderbilt Clinic
in the Towers Of Dphther!2 and this
authority writes "oUICKINE ~ pr IN THE
cGiN VTIzE at w orb Will BE Gi6 Use rT
The Company print pamphlet GCnS ,2ass
tne f[s ard IN tRe hospitals This sent to each
S %b q br ss iG S foe Of hS s product
Contracts have been closed to advertise oulckine for
one year in every Medical Journal In the United states
Tho estimated sales will yield profit of s35oooO per
annum.
These figures apply to United States alone, and on
the expectation OF small business for the hrst Two years
The whole civilized world offers ready ana an eager
market for companys product more especially the
countries in which various Feyers are prevalent.
The company calls attention to the fact that soon as
FIVE out Of every hundred COR only cent? Of the
nhyscIans the United States alone use their product
he net profits por will be equal TO onehird the par
value OF the capital 5000 900 OF the stock was
placed In the treasury as working capital.
To provide the funds manufacture large scale and
10 Introduce and advertise their product strictly ana only
10 the medical profession and tho drug trade Of the United
States the company selling portion OF the treas;
S r 't os az United Bank Building 80 and % Broadway
NewY0rk.
The Company has no Indebtedness of
any kind.
Tho stockhoder will be richly rewarded in substantial
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-19
The Irrigation Convention .

Salt Lake, September 1.-THE
Irrigation Congress closed its ses-
sions to-day, after the promulgat-
ion of the following resolutions:
Res olved, That this Congress is
in favor Of granting, in trust, upon
such cond itions as shall best serve
the country, to States and Terri
tories neeiful of irrigation all lands
now a part of the public domain
within such States and Territories,
excepting mineral lands. for the
purpose OF developing irrigation
and to render lands now arid fer
tile aud capable of supporting pop
ulation.
Upon the request of the
Kansas delegation. the following
was also adopted:
Be it futher resolved, That
it is Justly due to the settlers Of
Montana, the Dakotas, Wyoming.
Nebraska, Kansas and Okalahoma'
who have paid into the United
States Treasury millions of dollars
in the purchase of these lands and
have expended other millions in
the fruitless attempts to farm them
without irrigation, that "a portion
OF the funds so paid be expended
in securing to such lands the bene-
fit OF irrigation. A committee was
appointed to carry out the action
of the Congress and prepare me-
mortal to the Congress OF the
United States.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-19
MORNING APPEAL
FALSE FAITH CURE.

Young Ray ellison, who was
shot by playmate at San Jose on
Sunday last, is now with his par
snts in Oakland, who had refused
to have a doctor in attendance
upon him. Instead thereof, they
simply hired a Christian Science
fakir named Dr. Fluno who, in
the language OF the mother, "sits
down quietly by the side of our
boy, and tells him that the wound
will be healed. and that God is all
powerful and the spirit will out
live the body, and in that way
brings about gutter condition of
the mind and one more conducive
to recover. On Wednesday night
however, in responce TO the re-
peated demands OF the parents OF
the boy who did the shooting, a
regular physician was called in.
and it is probable that the boy
will recover.
Had he died under the wing OF
the Christian science fraud, the
boy who shot him could not have
been charged with murder, but
the crime would lie at the door OF
the parents who neglected him
and permitted him to be killed
with prayer, while he might have
been healed with surgery.
In cases like this, the law OFF,
GERS should step in and prevent
murder by such foolish people.
A five moths-old babe was per
mitted to die in Oakland a little
over q year ago, under the Chris
tian ministrations of this same
Fluno, but he was not apprehendeo
for the crime. In some parts Of
Europe. where the ignorance is
about as dense as the population
the people look upon vaccination
rs a design Of the devil. and We,
the authorities force them to be
vaccinated at certain perio ds
Blasphemous superstition which
discards the wonderful discoveries
of Gods creatures, which the Al.
mighty permitted t.. come to light
to heal and to save, should never
be permitted to stand in the
way Of human life. Every effort
similar to that in Oakland should
at once be squelched by the arrest
of the Christian Science fools con
nected with it.-Bee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-19

A lad only four years old died
in New York last week Of alcohol
ism. He had been intrusted by
his father to carry home a bottle OF
whiskey, and on tho way tippled
until he became dazed and finally
unconscious.-Journal.
There are some boys in Carson
not much oder who don't even
bscome dazed. There oush to be
a stop put to it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-19

Sometime when the U. S. Gov
eminent has ar abundance of cash
in the Treasury we wonld like a
new flag on the new Postoffice.
It, dwindling away like the sports
sack at the pool box.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-19

Keep out OF the grain on the
Winnie Ranch. No shooting al
lowed On the premises. Mrs. l..
G.. Winnie. NIL I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-19
CHAS. ". IRISH.
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
Consulting Engineer.

Will make Surveys of Mining
CLAIMS for Patcnt, and VII 40 all
kinds of above and belo"' glOund
Surveys for Mines, including reli-
able Assays Of the Ores o. same.
He soIic;ts orders for all such
work, and for Hydraulic and
Irrigation Sur ys, and will do all
wolk in the line of Surveying and
Engineering. Only Good and Re
liable instruments used. Address +
O 5Ox $40, Reno, New. a16
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-19
Are now being run under one man
agement.

And known as the st. Charles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-23

who were the guests Of Mrs. A. ]. Stone
for some time past, returned to their home
In Virginia Thursday.
The Fleming family reunion was grand
success. The next thing to attractcur at
tention will be soldiers reunion on Sep
TENDER 10, II and II.
Did it ever occur TO you that one man
may say mean, dirty things about another
man until the friends of the man who says
these things will abandon him and become
friends Of the man at whom these thrusts
are madel This has been tried and proved
true. 1t will be more plainly demonstrated
in this vicinity at the next election In west
Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrow and Miss
Grace Hart are of on three weeks trip TO
western springs.
Chas. Ii. Parriott, of Cameron, is clerk
ing in j. NJ Hartley.
1t would seem from the howl from some
quarters that the ''scooper' is abroad in
our land.
George M. Whitescarver and Col. John
F. McGraw, of Grafton, were in the city
Wednesday.
Jack Blackstone, of Warrington, was on
our streets Wednesday.
GUY Bartlett left Thursday for Wood
county to accept position as book-keeper
in a general merchandise store.
Miss Lilly Raymond has returned from
Mt Lake Park.
Miss John A. Clark and sister, Miss
Mamie Clark, and little junior left this
morning for short visit to Homecoming,
Md, friends
Miss Kate Slocum and Mrs. Levi Shook,
who have been the guests Of Mrs. Hannah
Gould, returned to their homes IN Pits
burgh this morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-23
ST. CLAIRsvILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, August &C. L..
Weems and family have returned after a
several weeks visit at Caldwell.
Among visitors from this place to
Pennyroyal. Penn, were Treasurer Ar
cher, Clerk Davis, Deputy Recorder Osler
and Walker Kilgore.
Mrs. G. G. Roberts, Of Canton, who
formerly resided here, is visiting at Mr..
A. j. Netherlands.
Col. Charlesworth left Wednesday for
the Soldiers Home at Sandusky.
Misses Clare and Lucy Alexander left
for a two weeks visit to Philadelphia, and
other places in eastern Pennsylvania.
'Lide," an elderly maiden living at Mrs.
Zimmerman's, fell over washing ma
chine Monday and broke her left arm
near the wrist.
H. E. Alexander, of Washington, Pa,
attended the picnic.
Lieut-GOvernor Marquis was the guest
NJ Senator Nichols Thursday night.
The Teachers Institute closed yester-
day. This is the place for an institute, so
the teachers have decided that it will be
held here next year. The people Of this
place will certainly welcome them, for the
dullest month has been frightened by the
entertainments and socials.
The bills and posters are out for the St.
Clairsvllle fair, September Both, October
1st and I'd. Mckinley and Campbell will
positively be here.
The A. NJ. E. camp meeting commenced
to-day on the Fair Grounds.
J. w. Crooks, Of Martins Ferry, attend
ed the picnic.
Robert Steadman will soon move his
family to Bridgeport.
Chas. L. McHelvey, of Jacob Grubb's
iewelrv store attended the picnic.
Mrs. w. S. Cowen is home for visit
from Cincinnati where she is employed in
the United States Court Clerks Office.
Mrs. Brinkerhof and George Sharp, of
Cadiz, were guests Of the Clarendon to-
day.
j. c. Kintner has moved his family to
his farm, southwest Of town.
mir. Morris, of Flushing, who has been
attending the Institute, returned home to-
day. He has been elected to West Point
and will leave for that place soon.