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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
Iondon .IuIy 5, L. D. m.-New-Y York, Pennsylvania
,d Gbi" FIRST mortgage bonds 30 3-ec: Erie ~ SO
et pgnI common G5 3-sc; NewYork Central 81 03 =.
aris adylccs qnote per cent rentes at 30 francs
40 a. Confines for the account, and Exchange on
Yordon nj " francs "a centimes for c.ecks , .
Toe amount of bullion gone into the BANK Vi
England ON balance to-day Is 100000.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

HOLDERS OF BONDS Of the SOUTHERN PACIFlC
RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby n9thed that thele -
ncv In the hands of undersigned Trustees under te
mortgage which the payment OF SAID bonds Is Secud
Ne snm of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, gOd when
ndar the terms OF said mortgage Is aprabe 70 the re-
dcmpton or purchase Of said bonds ana uat me UNDER
stoned Will receive sealed proposals at the Lana once OF
said Company Of Fourth and Townsend sts. San
Francisco for the surrender Of said bonds until II M on
Nouday the 27th day Of July 1891, at which time pro-
nosa, will be opened Proposals 10 be endorsed, Pro
sas for Surrender Of First Mortgage Bonds Southern
Pacific railroad Company" The right Is reserved TO
reject any all bids. $1,000.
D. o. MILLS. }r,..oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
pEcoRDpn MORTGAGES.

Barilate. Lena. 70 Heman wrOakow OF ilSth'Ss
II lst-aye. years. Al, 800. ,, a, ro v.ar a
~ s6thst W 81 boulevard months SlOVO4, A., o,,oo.
Rank W Of I8osh,st. n Of lQtb.sye. year. SlooV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CHICAGO GAS COMPANY.

Notice hereby given that the certificates Of equitable
interest stocks OF the Chicago Gas Companies TO be
by Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit
Company Philadelphia in lieu OF and upon surrender Of
Chicago Gas Company will be ready
for exchange at Office of tie Central Trust Company
81 Wal.st, New York, on and after Monday, July g.
1891 at place representative Of the Fidelity
Insurance, Trust and Sale Deposit Company Will be
present TO make the exchange until August O. 1891
After that It will probably be necessary for the
holders OF Chicago Gas Company certificates 10 apply TO
the once the Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe De-
post Company in Philadelphia for exchange.
HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES WILL BE PAR
TICUlAR WHEN SENDING THEM FOR EN-
CHANGE TO EITHER INDORSE THEM IN BLANK
OR TO THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY TO EN-
SURE A PROMPT DELIVERY.
A ruling has been made by the New-Yorl Stock Elk.
change making the certificates OF the Fidelity IN.
surance Trust Deposit Company good delivery
for the old certificates OF tho Chicago Gas Company.
E. BENEDICT.
+. J. JERZMANOWSKI
WALTON FERGUSON,
Committee.
New.York July l. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

Tbore were no transactions in State bonds, ana
the only sales of city bank STOCKS were 'A0'e az
auction. ,. .,,,. ,,,iot obioAv he
cause hands of the first class were not offered lot
sale while the demand iof INFERIOR lssueS , noV
not become active The tracing do tHe 'oVouN
newed interest in railway mortgages A large
busiurcs in bonds of established reputation Is
is s,Snidcant of the common opinion among IN
yestors The feature of the trading In the regu-
lar market was the activity in Oregon Improve
or Si "a sfter smal sales at "a l-s. Many other
w. ..i ,oS tained smaller fractions Reference is
made male to our full report Of bond sales
There was only one rate for ca loans d sOIS
Tnnds Vas far IN excess of the requirements;
The Clearing House Statement was as IS, ioToWs'
Exchanges; s. 5Sl52 d HSanc so the Clearing
House S72O96s. Its net gain on balance was
1894, made up by gains Of S59l ,9S9 IN eur.
i0cI1dcd : Receipts, $4,O1A.435; payments, 3d.
POS: resulting in a general balance OF SlS4,-
679,I23, consisting of 2,404,s65 coin and S2l-
'1 1he treasury bought 645,OOO ounces of silver
bnIlion at from 81 OIL to 81 OF IA an ounce. Inc
offerings amounted to 100000 ounces but the
nrices Of those that were rejected were not made
known The purchases this month amount to
2,535OO ounces.
ceved to-day $2l3,l11 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were $493,5l7, the inter
nal revenue receipts $45l ,229, and the miscellas
neous receipts 5000, 4S0.
davis Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
Ne. gold on hand 900 sly O@ sS
Net silver hid q ,ZS2 $40 Sl97Se'e Inc 4,AlSOZ
Me- on ig land encef 1898 2os sO2oo Inc. CaOOla
Actual cash IN the
treasury Nk.ls
nsS bank a5S 81 Inc me-
Net cash bal si78 s8s 900 s17s slO4s Inc. 1891
The foreign exchanges weIc dull and steady
Shipments Of specie have rarely been made by
Thrrsday's vessels, and consequently il was an
off day There was no change III quotations
for actual business: Bankers bills, 81 80 and
French francs 500 SIS and Bis l-s rcleimarts,
05 and 95 5-S.
In London British consols We're unchanged AZ
Q6 3-16 for money, hut shade higher at 90 IA
for the account The Bank of England gained
600 900 bullion on balance. In the open market
counts and l-2 per ceLt for bankers balances.
Bar silver declined IA TO 46d. an ounce The
irresuarity in American railway shares was not
relieved but the closing was dull and featurcleSs
Al Paris French per cents rose TO 1882 Ia,
although sight exchange on London was frmer NJ
2524 francs to the sterling.
The Phenix National Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of per cent. The Citizens and
the Broadway Insurance companies have declared
dividends of 3 and . per cent respectively.
The usual quarterly dividend OF ] IA per cont
hos been announced by the Great Northern Rail.
way.
The following securiuea among others were sold At
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The Company has no indebtedness of
any kind.
The stockholders viii be richly rewarded in substantial
dividends the company will pay
DIVIDENDS OF 100 PER CENT
PER ANMUM

on stock only $25 share and accumulate hano
surplus besides
TIE factory end laboratories completely equppf
and out 10000 per annum at net Dron
Of Si2 per gross.
Among the large stockholders are George W. Dunn,
Esq, President OF the company Eugene Harvey ESD OF
Theo; w. Myers & Co., BANKERS, WORK. ana Die&S
Building, Phad, pha Samuel w. Miller, Esq, y i
Produce Exchange; Jos. d. Lynch, Esq, new 0rK
George HyOrd, Esq, New York CLARENCE DeaneId ESQ.,
Civil Engineer Nall-st, New-York; william H. ScOtt
Fsq care Of James Smith CO., Bankers ~ Bro9dst
New-YOrA, and several prominent New YORK gentlemen
who viii have the Board Of Directors later on
Application will be made list the shares on the New
York Stock Exchange.
The complnys stock Is safe, sound and profitable
Investment as It's business Is free from The VlGstudeS
that affect most enterprises OF commereia or
i-goOd or bad crops the rise fall OF values business
dnnesson OF prosperity will not afecs the earning power
Of THE STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANf'S Stock
The business and profits will increase year after year
Applications for stock checks, &C., should be addressed to
GEORGE w. DUNN, President
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY
90 and o. Broadway New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
D. o. MILLS, rr,..oos
G. L. LANSING, trustees
San Francisco. June 81, 1891. "
mo THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE ORE

Two IHE BONItOLlJERS Ot LIE OhE-
L Con PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY:
amounting 10 upward 900, the undo gned have
consented to a committee take chaIs Of the
foreclosure and reorganization Of the property. pre-
min3y agreement has been R fggs GSPi Of wEeh
~ WALL STREET; MESSES. S. 5. SANDS CO.,
10 WALL STREET, in the CITY OF NEW;YoRK; at
PnIEpHHB f $40 cHEsTXTT .sTREET. ena he
FINANCE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, BULLITT
BUILDING ~ SOUTH FOCHIH STREET,; y the
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA MESSKS ALEXANDER
VERT STREETs, in the CITY Of BALI fM0RE: and
SEMtif,L DICKSoE, ESQ ROOM 800 BULLfrT
BrILDING., PHILADELPHIA. Fqd MESSrS PAR-
YORK. Bondhol1ers invited 10 coll at Of the
above places and examine and sign the said agreement
ny fourth article OF the mortgage Of october 1st
1890 the rail- o'd company bound Itself 10 apply the net
Mace liquidation and discharge Of the innumb-9nce
Amounting about 1900 600 upon the land grant and the
d,st ls,nc ~ he extent Of $3.50 900 principal should
apped In the first place 10 the satisfaction Of the a
ncumb the land grant and the construction ana
equipment II the first hundred and thirty miles OF
further dccares that the issue Of bonds Is limted In
issue S25 900 per mile OF the said raio1d In fact
the incumbance the land ant has not been paid and
only hundred and forty mics q road have been com
issued and outstanding In tho hands OF purchasers
In view Of these facts the holders uniting in this
agreement do not think IL wise 10 leave the rcorGanz1oa
In hands NJ the Old MANAGEMENT A. contemplated by
the plan emanatng from the ocer Of the company, for
which signatures now being asked.
Ike that Of Mr. Alexander Brown. have been published
directors either despite their protest Without their
knowledge authority authorize 20 that they unite
IA -iia i'''"N0''' rOcrprT WHARTON
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financial.
THE
STANDARD CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Offer Their Treasury Stock at $50 Per
Share in Lots to Suit Purchasers.
The Price will be advanced 10 Soo
Per share Tuesday, July III, 1871


The Standard Chemical Company ln'G5P S odo q
SRafs Of sioo each full paid and unassesssbe
Factory and laboratories Jersey City, n. T. oni'e''
90 and % Broadway, New-Yori.
It's business the manufacture and sale Of drugs ana
Gsaufetarer5 OF Qacne the new remedy that has
uroyed such marvellous and unprecedented success IN S
nHimerabe dis and ailments where ouihne Gc s
Profession 96tss NO. '
ouihne and about one-twentth the price of Antpyrne
All the physicians have used it predict ~ 5nSt s ue
ent %edSs rrOss,0 To- anvil T Saa Bs eleooe used
certain drugs.
The profits from the manufacture ounIne run up in
the millions
The royalty paid the dscoyerer Of A IN dTe
during the prevalence OF the Grippe amounted 10 o''
million dollars
Many eminent and celebrated phySIclans have thoroughly
tested and Endorsed our product we quote le"
Superior to any remedy heretofore used"
"It Is great convenience of inestimabe value In
81 have not found It's equal"
ut should be made known once"
Every physician in the civilized world will be slna
TO use it,"
the Ih PsS SGsO oRancd SP Over 300 private
rtoce and In hospitals. This will BE- sent 10 each
ono Of the io7 900 physicians in the United States
one year in ever Medical Journal in the United states
The estimated sales will yield profit Of sS5oooO per
annum.
These figures apply to the United States alone ana on
the expectation small business for the rst "o years
The whole civilized world Offers ready and an eager
market for companys product moro esPeclty 'no
Countries in which various Fevers are prevalent
The company calls attention the fact that as soon as
five OUT Of every one hundred only per cent? Oh inc
ivsclaDs IN United States alone use their prounct,
he net profits will be- equal to one miro he par
,aine Of the capltl 100000 OF the STOCK was
placed in the treasury working capital.
To provde the funds 10 manufacture large scale ana
IN Introduce advertise their product StrlcY anu 0I
10 the medical profession and the drug trade OF inc oteu
States the selling portion oil ue feaN.
urv stock a S25 share In lots 70 suit cRases, az
their oncos United Bank Building 80 and 02 B0adway
NcwYOrk.
The Company has no indebtedness Of
any kind.
The stockholders VIII be richly rewarded in substantial
dividends. the company will pay
DIVIDENDS OF 100 PER CENT
PER ANNUM
on stock costing only s25 share. and accumulate hand
surplus besides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
flnaurid! Meetings.

NJ Office is hereby given that special cleo
" ton for directors Of the United States and BraIl
Mail Steamship Company and meeting OF ht stockhoders
aereof will be held the office Of the company IN tho
Mills building New.York CITY, at II O'CLOCK hOon July
IL 1891. BY order Of the directors -
~ 'e' 49, j. NJ LACHLAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
FURNISHED Gouses 90 Set

6, UMMER RESIDENCE TO LET.-In Blooming Groy4
- Orange County, n Y. a farm homestead in good 70
pair and condition. with furniture and piano. ten rooms
parlors with foding doofs large hall; location Lah
drainage good extended view OF mountain scenery car
rage house with accommodation for Ave horss OrchaFa
and small fruits; garden wen advanced well OF unsAng
very cool, pure water; roads good Address .
NAT. W. HoWELL Monroe, ORANGE, CO. N 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
STEAMBOATS,.

DAMSDELL Lne.-Strs leave Pier "a, N. T.,
foot Fran for West Point, Cold Spring Cornwall
F!shEi Landing, Newburg, daily p. M. sunday N.
- TEAMER WINTHROP" for Bar HarbOr,
~ PASSPORT, CampobellO. st. Andrews and ST. john
Saturdays at D.
STEAMER LUCY P. MILLER" for Roekand ana
Ranger connections for Moosehead Lake Tuesdays II
noon Both from Pier 40, East Rlyer GUSTAV o4 e;
IANSING 397 Broadway; LOWS EACHANGE, efI
Broadway and r. H. SMITH CO. IL and 10 Wnllamss.
cOJrTH NORNALK. Steamer City of Albany,
- Beekman ST.. $50 p. m. Saturday p. m, Sunday
40 D. M, East 3lst-st 30 minutes later
Cost an0 founo
4 oST-Bank book No. 8 904. Excelsior Savings Bank
IL PAYMENT ,topped Please return book ~ bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
JOSEPH WHARTON.
SAMUEL &. SANDS.
JAMES \. BLAIR.
ALEXANDER BROWN,
DTLIWYN PARRISH.

IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants any
Nv amount; good as Government ROnds. Write Tor
particulars and reference. f. w. TROUNCE FOX 1884.
seattle. Wash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
MINING STOCKS.

SILVER.
3jf1Ion ccrts.......-..101A lola 10li. 1Q1. 5000
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, July g. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

auction 1t the Real Estate Exchange and Auction l'oo"
Limited by Adrian II. Muller & Ron:
20 shares Continental Insurance Company 2-'a--o'
Ks shar.s Brooklyn City Railroad, loi = u,,,ov ~
100 SHARES New FORK AID Cuba steamship Joi55' -
10 shares Shoe and Leather NATIONAL Es-., 70
100 sbarcs American Ioan and T ust l4ompany, %
II share, Title Guarantee and Trust Comnsny 10 I9s
10 shares LAWYERS Title Insurnnee Company 100
AZ shar,s North River Insurance, f41 -
200 shares submarine Monitor Company, 81 900 ,.,.
100 shares Submarine Monitor company NV ~ ~,
Eey- PhIlade pha Silver Mining company % shar
Henry Silver Mining Company, siVe sta,e o. Ingo
q Nor cent bond, due January - 1907 '"''D o
Dynamo. Electric Company, o.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
- o.. I 1882 5 5Se9 B Bg!so
FonptS week in June sls7 rs s2o53S az 2S
Ian TO June 80 ..... DISCUSS o'UJoV'- o'''''i''
OHIO RIVER
Fourth week In June. 00'iS9aa sdd 9sI 400 55S
Ian. / to June 3d.. Zs]'-oV -'-''oA
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
Number Of fn miles ssoi4is s2oi,is5 ss252sS
M Mo- 20 20 June 90 80. 1s379G2 1,s6o13S 2o6"n2
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS
Number OF miles,. ,oo4dd9o s,,oaso s155 203
OHIO RIVER
Month of May s,cos, s5eoot s5s1OO
Gross earnings......... 9iP52t % 500 al All
Operating expenses. -t'loo oVo-- -
Net earnngs...:... s2-'23f @-'''o-
Ian. TO May 30
,ss earnnes.....'-. S5vg % 10 die 164 $50
. sratlnR eXpenses'''. Ilo'-oo 49,
Net earnings...A.... SS-'31O @''''-'
ATpIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
Conntrp propertp for Bale ana 90 Get

OF LoNG ISLAND SOUND,
THE MOST ELEGANT ESTA PLIsHMEsT
THIS SIDE OF NEWPORT
Designed and built by Messps McKm; Mead = Witt.
gentlemans residence IN every detail and reauiso:
greenhouses filled with arrest plants choicest OF fHAi
yacht anchorage ssht on premises boat sa4 ossa hSn
SURROUNDED by 10 ceres OF exquisioey beautiful lawn
Location bright and sunny, facing sonh, giving csol
bree5es right OF this SOUND.
,., Rgs S;h SDT ey r e cTn 1sssh EsTIrE
CHARLES MACRAE,
$50 Shave, +4thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
Business pIopertp Go fet.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Down Town
For sale.
rutland & WHITING.
) Beekman -.
Real estate Uanteo.

A WANTED for our fall LIST improved and unin.
n. proved property let and for sale charge for
registering L. ROMAJNE BROWN CO., SO West
33d St, near corner of Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

.-
silver corts.., IOl 1OiS iOl lGl IOI. IOlr 35O000
SALES Al THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PB.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-04-17
AFTER THE oue-.
An Encounter at Nice That Brou.nt Many
Fatalities Ia Its Train.

! An Encounter pt Nice That Brou.nt Many
fatalities In Its Train.
The suicide Of Major norman, OF the
German army which occurred recently,
! was said TO be due TO an unpleasant
/ scandal involving his morals But was
/ that the real reason for the self-murder?
This suici1o is the end Of long train
of suicides and sudden deaths, all OF
which seemingly had their origin in "a
duel which took place in Niee IN JAM
ary in 1883, and in which the two prime .
pals we're Baron Won Fless1n and welL.
known Belgian sportsman
One morning while eEel iaing his
horse on the llippodrome Il Var nt
Nice tae Belgian saw one OF d. riends,
Herr Oelschager a Bprln spo 'tsman,
walking along with absaactd ai' lie
accordingly gallopod up hehind him,
whslled oil the Germans ha. By way OF
a pleasantly and cried: Nv g. German,
why don't yon gay good mo ngq'
wat Hers Oelschlagor taoughO OF
this pleasantly win never BE- known, but
Baron won Plessen, who was walking
with oelschlager, supposed it was meant
fofan insult and gave the Belgian tire
mendous blow in the face
Seconds were appointed and a due.
was at once arranged, The Belgian in
sisted that the duel should be as severe
as possible.
1t was finally decided that the en-
counter should be with pistols and thai
the duel should be fought in Herr
0elschlager's dining-room In order
that the seconds might not be arrested
or suspected each of the adyersaries
wrote a letter to his second saying that
be was about to kin himself, and this
was to be used in case one or the other
fell.
The duel came OF and Baron Won Pies
sen was killed by ball in the forehead
at the very first fire. His adversary was
unburt. All the participants kept ST.
ienee about the affair.
But in 1889 the fatality which has
pursued every one connected with this
singular duel Degan to work,
First one of the seconds, Lieutenant
Of Chlnns named Steinmetz killed HIM
Belf, vastly to the surprise Of his friends,
who supposed Linn perfectly happy
This suicide took place early In 1857
EARLY in this year two other seconds,
Herr 0elschlager and the Yicomte Sc
Juneilhe died suddenly. Last Noyem-
Der the Belgian VINO killed Won Plessen
in the duel announced that he was tired
Il life, and killed himself with a ballet
IN The breast
And now the suicide Of Major Nor
mann the fourth and last OF the sec
onds closes the dread tragedy, which
was begun in anger and for trvie
matter.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-04-17
pupvs NARROW EschPr

| Tow lie Found Out That There wa.
something Wrong about His Dress.
| Here is case of Observation-Disclosures
which, according to the New York 1rib-
une, caused the victim a good deal OF
embarrassment, although, as he after
ward said in melancholy tone he
might have Jared worse than he did
p was to attend theater party
one evening, and went homo rather
early to dress He assembled the steps
Of the house where he was to join his
friends only about half an hour before
the time set for starting for the tAeater.
When the maid opened the door he
stepped in ard, unbuttoning his over
coat, threw it back. She looked at him
in peculiar way, and then turned her
head quickly as if she wers trying to
hide a smile.
= happened to look down ut his
shoes, and then said hurriedly 90 the
maid:
"Oh, you needn't announce me yet,
and don't say any thing about thi-;
that's a good girl"
lie hurried out again and rushed for
,ab
Drive as rapidly as you can" he said,
breathlcssly.
He startled his family by bustling INTO
the house like tempest
What's the matter, WHIP" asked his
mother, you viii be late, won't your
whats the mattcrl' cried r..
Look at mel" and he throw OH his
overcoat. lie was in evening dress
that is, he supposed that he was. But
when dressing he had put on. in fit OF
absent-mindedness, a pair of light
checked trousers The combination Of
evening dress as regards coat and waist
coat and immaculate shirt front and
light-colored trousers was so ludicrous
that F--'s brother simply roared with
laughter. F., however, had torn up
stairs to dress himself properly. lie
was downstairs in a wink. His brother
followed him out to the cab, and as the
vehicle whislted away, F. 4 ok his
head out of the window, and said:
Great Scott. suppose | had cotton
into that room fu'l ~ people hcfora
discovered Low | was dressed
lie was little late, but very contented /
to escape SO lightly
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-04-17

A physician, writing of rest as a med
icine, recommends a short nap In the
middle of the day. for those who can
take it, as beneficial addition to the
nights sleep. 1t divides the working
time, gives the nervous system a fresh
hold on life andenables one 20 dc
more than make up for the time so oc-
eupied. A caution is given against tho
indulgence Of too long a sleep at such a
time, under penalty of disagrecoblc
relaxation. There has been mucn dis
cussion regarding the after-dinner nap,
many believing it to be injurious, but ii
IS nevertheless, natural and wholesome
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-04-17

Those men und5y trlal for latr
dor, who were executed by the 60
pie New Orleans after tbe it
had failed IN lie course, Il scan
happen to be e'asse. az 'iilil,5 -
Had lhey been Engasa you know.
or oy.m Auorie4ns. Ga r-al
wtui nave Jass. le saG4.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-04-17

special t,&ss % tabaaeo WIZ
eose a2 My ist, oat sugar ma1a-
loa,arer3 tobacco marutac.arf
ana el3Iers of ba e. ate nj
tla same restriction of law as now.
e ,t auyMeut ot tobacco p'Se
i Aara in manuf ctQrei ,o5acc
~ pay 80 taxes.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-04-17

1ae Argentine kepr1is has
oyar o,OCU n o3 cf railroads,
These rallroa Is represent c'4t =
ital OF $2Go,090,000 gold vliae
About 800 mics Of road belong
the national government and z
miles to different provincial GOV
ernmen;s
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-04-17
On the arnoil tment I ihe n. u

On the appoil tment t the II, II.
Charles Foster as seeretsry OF tAe
treasury, ga exchange remarked
tlat rbe presideat succeeded in
uniting NatI s6teet, Tire S.andard
Oh CON mpapy ana .he Jnyed States
treasury. Denver News.