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New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

There were no transactions in State bonds and
among city bank stocks the only sales were
20 shares of America at 210, and 10 shares of
Continental at 1888.
The railway bond mari:et was extremely dull
at fractional variations Atchson incomes fell
3-S per cent TO 40 5-s, and Cleveland and Canton
frsts per cent 10 OIL 1-2. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas frsts further advanced the fraction TO
7S 3-S. Reference is made TO our full report OF
bond sales
Rates for call money were nominal, as usual on
saturday, but little business was done at per
cent
The sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S446,95s.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were S36Ols7, and the internal revenue
receipts were S300,227. The United States Treas.
ury received 1919 APO, and for the week, 81 ,44S,
9s7 National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds S140,-
e24, 900 United States bonds to secure National
bank circulation as follows:
-Four cents IL JUL soy
-Four and half per cents 3,2os 45O
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S07,750; bonds held TO secure circulation with
drawn, S71 ,25O. National bank circulation out;
standing-currency notes, Sl7C,267,9O2; gold
notes, Sl25,367, against which the Treasury holds
S4Al2l .326 legal money for redemption of sur
rendered circulation.
In London the Stock Exchange remained cloeed.
The Bank of England gained 10000 bullion on
balance and in the open market money was easier
AZ q 5a3 5-s per cent for discounts and 3 per
cent for balances. At Paris French per cents
fell 0 centmes to 9457 II.
The following table gives the current quota
tions of cify bank stocks, together with their par
aAIn
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
CENTRAL X. II. OF NEW.JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTH-ST. NORTH kIvEh
Time Table Of May ID, 1891.
80 a. M Tor Eastcp Maqeh Chunk wilkesbarTe.
Syy %iam.pPT I On sundays for Eason Maueh Chunk.
"ilhSsOarrf 80 q. m. afa fSr fSia6iEn' Easton
100 a. h. for EastOn and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
S:!5 ,t N for Easton, Magch Chunk wlEes6arre.
saa6uy Wap f5sA 1%1f' eaaeS g
:, 100 daily for Easton Mqach Chunk. Reading.
brg, Wilkesbarre, Scranton Tamaqua Pottsyc shamo-
5:15 ;: m: for Easton. Maueh Chunk Reading Earr!.
go D. M "' for EastoS st an and :. Allentown
o FC' AaG'c so 90 fa'ns % sndsy a. 81 90 S2 h. u S I M
For Freehold, at 4A5 s:l5, Ii 10 m, 80. 4 80.
For Long Branch and points south t. Point Pleasant, a,
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, 900 M, i:Od
For Red BaOE. at 4:l5 SIP: 1l:lS GS M 30 90.
FOR LAKEWOOD
200 a. ParOr car, a. 80 20 20 50 % p s saGsS Sun:
For IONS q River Barnesat Park and Barncgat, 44s
For Atlantic City. Vhcand and Bridseton, at 4:4s
- Eor For Monmouth Beach and seabright at s;l5 a. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR xtlde:ls SHlsSands IIshi9@a Reach ssaSrieh
&bury Park and Point pleasant 10 me- Dsen IS SoTs ne
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Phiadephia at 49, ;l5, 100, ii 80 a. ., 30
100, 80, 90, :O0 100, 80 D. m, II 10 night
SUNDAYS 90, IL 100 a. M, 200 80, 500, 5;o0
d. M, ~ is night.
For baltimore Washington daily at :OO II 80 with
ca1 1Rg GO Ssr TSe'1 % - sdlHdn " Dining BIZ zO 80 D
train Sundays.
leaE?E rs at s7Gt 7tI e11s5 Il 20 ss,
80 :o0 100 D. M. have connection Reading Hsr.
risburg. POttsyile. &c.
For sunbury and WilllamsDort Via Philadelphia at 7:U
a. m. q 80 Buffet P3Tlor Carr. 80 D. M. IL rs mid
nighC Except Saturday night. sundays, 90 D. m.
Tickets and ParlOr-CaP seats can be procured az H.
172, POI, as 94, 1lto. iS2S Broadway 757 Cth.ayc
Court.st $50 Futonst. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Dipi0cno Notices

nIVIDEND NOTICE.
~ dividend OF One Dollar per share Will paid on the
Of the Thomson Houston Electric Company
May l5 1901 stockholders Of record at Close OF
business, May 1891
The transfer books the will be closed
from May s, 1891 10 tho 18TH both days inclusive.
BY order Of the BOARD OF Directors.
Boston May l. 1891 G. A. COFFIN, Treasurer.
~ He AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
4 BANK, l2s Broadway, NcwYork. April "a 1891 =.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day a
dividend Of THREE AND ONE.HALF per cent (39 per
cent? the capital stock declared payable May /,
prOX
prox EDWARD BURNS, Cashier
THE NERO NNTILE TRUST COMPANY,
12O BROADWAY, NEWY0RK
TT HE COUPONS of the bonds of the AKRON
4 AND CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILROAD COM
PANY due NAV 1901 will be paid and after that date
at the office Of this Company H. C. DEMING, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
ronrIGN CONlAIERCE Ar NEW-YORK.

FOREIGN COMMERCE At NEW-YURh
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NEW-YoHh,
1889. 1890. 1soi
rr roods 80 IA 9Ol 81 .O34 ,01G 81 Sol II
fa1otoi nerchandise 7O7350S S,923 932 S,Oj3259
Total for the week. s4s 100 40 s5s SdS S96S2al 40
since January SS1 ,508 1888 1902 lol l9o'oSo
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw.YoRK.
For the week.......... s51sG11 $so,s0a S19'999 9
Since January 1....... 32oS575 4,SO22o2 2'-Zl'ol-
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEWY0RK.
r,or .bn veek 49, 3G7. ST s2S3.S0S 81 COB CIV
Sincs January i..i9 293, 400 11,36S,22l 32,TS'1i3
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. C. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. T. c. Sc
Station NewYOrkl as follows and 20 minutes earlier from
the fSSf Of Jayissi Or6 hInon L9aeon De'ios
LoalS IS si5 .siS D. n ToiSntc 10 is a r.. Is :fs.
rs Fails. Utica and Syracuse, 8 80 10 Is m, s:1a
ton; 80 Il Is, ,lG1S all 80 a. 90, is aed
all 20 a. m: q 100. .S:l5. 'sl5 crl1ston IVES;
rot al so a. M is 81 90 30 s5 "a IA AZ
3 - ri IS p NJ MonSp AID caHada rs i:i5 = NJ
IS rs pm. Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Nelra Falls
Detroit, chleaso AID Loals an shr1ogs9 nslns
J,rsey CITY r. r s'es,o e..,,,v II 20 a. NJ.
trains daily except SUNDAY tor Tickets timetables, par
lor ard sleeping ca, ACCOMMODATIONS or frmaon, apply
aex oalce. foot Of Fuons. Newl9fk Str,eIl .sS 5s5.
nio Broadwav. I4a Pawarv. 10 Park pafe ~ Wes.
iesh-st West Shore Stations foot o. vs., led snt
Pss.snser iSUs sa Asens vanaerbn.sye. sew York
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
MONTDORR,
For BONDS.

L
L OFFICE OF. CITY CLERK. MIs@s0rLA; @ Il; Mon Mon
tam Anil "a SotSixtyhvc thousand 1855 0OO) dollars
Missoaa CITY bonds WIN BE- Offered for sale at public
auction n the Clerks ONCE city Hail in the city OF
Missogia on SATURDAY. Nav 30, 1891 At o'clock p m:
of said dav bonds 10 bear Interest at the rate Of
seyea a. per per Onnum interest payable semi
oongauv ponis e. be issued I'm the denominations OF
thousand si GOO dollars each and T. b. sold a. not less
man mar Sud bonds become due In twenty 2O years
from da:c Of issue and payable in ten O years from date
AZ the optlon Of the City Council
~ Also at the tine and place and in same % manner
tho tthcr sum OF twenty-five thousand 1925, ,OOO dollars
bfidae bonds viii be sod ne same TO bear Interest at
Ioe not To exceed % per cent per anuH payable
Semi.annGay said bonds to be issued in the depomaa
tlos Of one hundred (s1OO dollars each, and 10 be- sold
az not less than par Bonds to become due In tweny 2O
s from date and 20 be payable IN ten ClO years
IRON date az the option Of TIE City Council Lotto.
The hands arc authorized by vote Ot the electors ny
tho annual city held April 49, 1891, aud carried
'S The p"paIaton Of MsoIa & abog 900 ThS assessed
,.alnation 1880 600 The rate OF tax l. med To
"a mills PRESENT levy i, mills T3e bonded i1dc6t cd6
ednes- Of the city exclusive OF these issues l. $1,000
Floating indebtedness March 81. 1891, s123j % Total
indebtedncss 3l5 % The present net debt Is sl0
0s7 ~. -, . A.. ,,,.- ,,.....
IN the amount OF ~ 600 will Dc required deposited with
th CITY Treasurer by the successful bidder as guarantee
on good faith same be forfeited to the City should he
fail tO take the bonds. -, a., $780,
III. s. HOBLITZELL. Ci,y CLERK,
,MissOula Mont.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday, May 2-p. m.

Saturday, May 2-p. m.
By the operations Of the New.York Sub Treas
ury in the week ended lost night, which included
deposits Of $224,000 for payment at other points,
the associated banks lost $24o,o35. The weekly
bank statement published to-day showed loss
In cash Of $27e,40 By further contraction
In loans of $2,553,1o0 and a consequent reduc-
tion in legal requirements the surplus reserve was
increased by S46s.l7s. The continued shrinkage
in loans in spite Of the activity in stocks and
the advance in prices is circumstantial evidence
of dulness in mercantile business or of liquidation
in speculative accounts. The movement of cur
rency from the interior was sufficiently large
to Offset the outflow of gold to Europe. By the
gain in surplus reserve the banks hold $7,44330O
above the legal rule, against $3,l2s,725 year
ago, 50 9,522,575 in the preceding year, and Sls,-
170075 in the corresponding week in lsss:, .n,n
25 and May 2: 80 ,,c..,..
Loan. tR5 ~ HSisSSSiSS s$
bsSa sSsS sSs
Circulation 3,4G1,000 3A4,40o Inc o'ooo
The following shows the relation between the total re-
servo and the total deposits the respective dates
iSSsai.ender; - S5ss7soo s7SSssOO Inc 100000
Total reserve sOo 5ia 200 sIO9,2s4 500 Dec s17S4oo
s' ss st dep6sios 1o2 6sso75 1ol7el5o Doc 1855
Surplus ...... so,975,125 e744s,8Oo Inc s4esl70
The Clearing House statement is as follows;
For to-day-Exchanges, SlS7,2S3,23 baiSneeS'
S5,07l,324 For the week-Exchanges, S770,-
$500; balances, S37,552,046.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Speculation halted and in every department the
stock market was dull. without other distinctive
features. Bear traders attacked the Stranger
shares in the early dealings but at the declines
there appeared to be no fresh supply OF stocks ana
twice in the business hours prices rallied with
considerable spirit. At the advance the selling
was more liberal and confident, but there was
at no time a pressure of long stock. The publi-
cation of the bank statement, which was more ore
favorable than had been expected, made the
closing strong, if not specially active, but the OPP
portunity. for further sales was not negiecteq,
and consA Auently the final changes were both small
and irregular. The principal Granger shares shares
gained about IA per cent, and, excepting Union
Pacific, which closed the fraction higher, the
Gould stocks were rather heavy. Lake Shore lost
IA and Lackawanna 1-2 per cent, but both stocks
were so dull that these fluctuations possessed no
meaning The closing full o: promise, for
1t demonstrated the natural strength of the market
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were neglected and there
were no changes in quotations. which, at the
close, were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Railroads.

Trains leave as followH
9,1O 4. NJ. -tAsI NAIL. toE Albany Utica, Syracuse.
1900 A. D@cnitAGo VESTiBULE LIMITED, due
1850 'G?Io a St2 4 HG6i DAS except
12soo Noon. sOUrnwEsTERN yEsTIBULED LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnati 10 100, indianapolis IL 10, a. M,
IA pO,Is M'DS0KrH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 10 a. M, Chicago 30 p NJ, next
c.ooy p. u.-FAsr WESTERN EXPRESS Due Chicago
e sGp 3 n!2HnDDii " !2HnDDioSbRcR ANb b0u M6SfREhh Ex
,.so HHLlss' :: NJ. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
n. SttSlAML. : A. FAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
fKf.sS-Due indianapolis I:ZO p NJ next day. St.
F1S2KiIL IEIii I'd CNnEl@BgRGIp PoTGHKEEPsIE RHINE.
S fie5.G 3 oo nSSa S sJ as e rGSs &
p in fqT Gargisons wes' PolBp T. 40 i'll ;l5 a. m.
2 tS Sq l oI To- i 10 90 l6 2 s5 III rs 10 100
roon, 10 80, 80 so, 0;OO to 20 80, 9:l6 D. M.
TR1Y-f7 45, OIo, 10 90 tI0 80 II rs a. c12 90
5@ s % g. 2lq J % 10 30 Go 90 lS qe4 3
a. M II 100 so, 200. 49, 9i5 p M, tl2 100
ROC IEssTER-olo, 1000, 10 80 70 90 noon.
oG GIS no. no. 4s1 Il % noon 80
N1S2RA o. 9 FAGIsBB I2 B 10 co. 10 80 a. m 12 90 noon
ADt9xbGCK 3o q0CC 8$6tH$rAPys 80 n AND MoxrREALF745
cAfE % vINGESr S2I 6GDEESSbHufRHG6 HfRH6 AND oswEGoel5
p. m, ne go night; also fos osweso' 9:lO lo;oO'
AUBiURIT'a GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUA19:1o, 10 100.
nrHR iF 81 81 4 m % li5 fI i3 1IA P AELGM DI31sIoN-
2! s1 sS aYgy YsIy, Grand
Gen9i & statl2R% % % Or a. and isstss @ station New
YorS S8S Washingtonst., 726 Fgonst and Sos BED. Bed
Wostcos xprSss calls Tor and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through e destination; o,ho,
ia @ those leaving a. P S 70 90 % ana "a
IL @dpg$o y i?pP a. lSStG 6R SSGst sfHel e. HplN1ELs
JohS General n Manager jen'l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

THE nooK or OPEN.AIR sPoRrs' octave 300 pages ages
finstat.d The standaid authority OF Anne rican open
sIr annsements Rules sailing. swimming, ball play
ing shooting horseback riding &C.: &C.; IN fu 81 per
copy Published By The Tribune. New-fork fhtsrtain
ing and uni ,eTsaly complimented by the press
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

" RAILWAY.-Trains leave West 42dst as follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF yay-st 20 M.
a. Mlddictown EllenYlle, Liberty, Delhi, Norwich
oneida oswego Chicago go ~ for camgbyl, l HsIt
town Iiber+y Walton oneida. Central square. oswego
Rochester NIAGARA Fails Detroit Chieaso 81. Louis
timetables 393 broadway J. q. ANDERSON, Genep
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Paee y. a.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Railroads.
PennsyIvan MIA
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY or AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
DesDr0sses and Cortiandt Streets, as
fol,ows:-
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.


THE FAST LINE
cdysana YES S sS coaS1. sna Ps0, % Cars
Connects also: Tor Or Toledo ssseU, ssssIi,T
iiIE PENNsi LyANiA LIMITED.
"a Ts;",Ss .2S sssi Room sIssPIas. R.as sSas
:ass. @ i Ssi s s:a sSs
y stationary and movable .scss gss ArryS.
Zee crnIGGc cScaSsaT. cr EXPRESS Es
YORK and Dans Cars from Sp9S s'ss . iS. Louis
Ss$Sv. ssS and Psssng e'cA
III TIE iIs WEsTGRy " Gni i g&rRREssg. &rRR g '''
S b bas g.. s. fss SsarS4s Ss0 e SDs and and & Fsa
M Chicago 80 p m 1 GeS1 day S and ss. ~ s9S
o. aaiis so"s sasep: %s's An''' ''
yy.issse. Nsw:YOrs 70 Memphs yla tie s1sasadssi
e ga a ss 5o S.fS s.
nA6r,n0as WHS;iS"roS hsD TmE SOUTH.
WIN bsIas S5i; d1iy esceps susSsy 70 10
@edShgsS9 .A Dds di 80 20 60 % %
washington wa 9d ;2S p M; resglar expess 20 90
Sl5 g. and & 80 a. m 4'So 500. and 900 D M. FL
F0i ftsas5 SaS, f175r f% car '0 M VIII"
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESpTcss 20 20. 500, $50 90 Chicago Limited.
with Dining Car, and 10 40 Washington Ln,sed, VIII
$50 s9a 500. 10 800 go oO 800 .Sd ad SS 90
m. and IL rs night. Accommodation, IL 10 a. m.,
sao ard ard 7oo 3; m: sundays, Express, i5 9 go
BOO no I.imlted and 10 q. m, 200, 4, 80 $500,
$50 8 ;o9 and :oo p M. and Il rs night Aeeon'
For tine- trains local p:.nts the Penn.
syl\aniA kailroad System; Apply AZ hIiooMinS Icsei
House, CortlanGt Court
St. 500 FutOn-st., and Brooklyn Annex Station foot d
Fultonst, Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st. Hoboken; Station
Jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII cali for ani checn
CHAS. n. PTJGN !. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

.ouote local securities as follows
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. ETC.
(Sew-Yorkl
rroaAway AID Seventh Avenue X H..- lSo
wav and Seventh Avenue lst MORTGAGE Ds !0i ~
Br0a1Hay e,ase enu Ist mortgare 5s..... 10f 107
i,roadway surface I'd mortgage 6s.........--. ~
niceeker Street and Fulton Ferry ~ Il.
esscee, StIeet and Fulton Ferry lst mort 7s ~ ia
Central Cross Town lst mort ps, iao T9s
Genital PARK Norm sS d E,.t pIve, lat mo,t ii5 100
Central ParS. NTsn Ten,s g." 81 rect ree, - -. 1875
chrisopher AID TsnsS es ard Batey nj gs anu 40
by Dock broadway and Battery list Is. 5Is 22s
Eighth Avenue. C. io5 ios
Eighth hvenus d SVnn l.rnsna d street Ferry 23s 24f
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
OFFICE OF THE NEw.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERLY nII EAiILIRoAAbPr .Abr SSpoMPPAANT{,voex

OFFICE OF me NEw;YoRK, LAKE. IRE AND
NO = G(0BTLAYNDTr-sr Ir 1ai XETi,YppRK ORE
1 Roads OF The Erie Railway Company: This Company
has Arrangement extend the bonds issued by
the Erie Railway Company and secured by First Mort
gage the Buffalo Branch Of that company Wheh oohoo
dated July !. 1861 aud mature Juy l. Ioi lOr so
scmannually the fret days Of January ana July N
each year the OF four per cent per ahnuh Dol
princial and interest being PAYABLE Ia, cn,Iei St'ss
eOd OF present standard Of weight ana hncIiess
Tho rlsht 20 extend such bonds has been reserved 20
such present holders nsy desirt 70 aNal OF ~
ami shall deposit their ponds for that purpose with th-
Company before 1. 1891. The bonds Of suea
hod,rs do not desire 10 extend them wiz Ds puIc.asu
maturity par presentation at the once OF the
at the above address. -
extension Will pease that indorsement or Wriling
il put upon such bonds which would destroy Their heso'
liability. .o..o,.,,,
MAY ], 1891. \. X, MACIoNo,yrHnn ID 10
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
financial Heetlngs.

THE NCw.YoRK.. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD COMPANY. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NEW.YORK, March 81. 1891.
N Office Is HEREBY GlNtN that the
~ ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders OF tho New
York Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad Company or tho
Election o Directors and other general purposes, VIII Do
held at o'clock a. m. Oh Wedncsday. MAY d, 1891, the
Companys principal office, In Cleveland, Ohio
ALLYN cox. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Hnnnridl.

SUBSCRIPTION FOR
S4,OOO,OOO.
THE LEHIGH VALLEY R'WkY CD.
(oF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK0
a. Per Cent. LIST Mortgage
Gold Bonds.
Guaranteed Principal and Interest by
THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD GU.
(OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
Such Guarantee Being Endorsed on Zach Bond.
The Girard Life Insurance, Annuity &
Trust Co. of Philadelphia, Trustee.
Total Amount of Mortgage, S15, ,0UO, OOU.
TOTAL AMOUNT ISSUED nNCLUDISG PRESENT
ISSUE, $4,000, 900, LEAVING si,70O,ooo
TO BE ISSUED AS FUTURE HE'
COlhEMENIS Of InS WA
PASY DEMAND.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE JULY 1sT, 1910,
and not redo BILE before thai date.
INTEREST PAYABLE JAN. 1 AND JULY i, IN
PHILADELPHIA.
Both Principal and Interest payable in Unteo states
Gold Coin the present standard weight ana nhehess'
without deduction from either Principal or Interest FOR
any tax or taxes which may payable under any present
laws United States Of America or the state
OF New.York for National Municipal purposes
Coupon Bonds OF $1,000 each TO bcnrcr. with
privilege of registration OF Principal only, or both
Principal and Interest.
The bonds first mortgage upon the raliroau' ts
terminals, and real estate.
The Capital Stock Of the Company Is owned Dy inc
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
The Lchigh Valley Railway is an extension double
track Lehigh Valley Railroad Comranys system
from Sayre. Pennsylvania, to Buffalo, New'Aora, anu
completed will embrace 258 miles Of railroad, l3l
miles Of which are completed the balance Is under
construction and It IS expected the whole line between
sayre and Buffalo will ready for business before the
close Of the present year. 1891.
For further information respecting the construction oil
the railway now advancing toward completion, ana the
LehIrh Valley Railroad Company, guaranor OF the bonds
to refer letters OF President Wilbur which,
well copies Of the Bond and Mortgage NAV be oo-
tanned from the undersigned.
Bonds Nos. / G300 have been listed on the Phila
delphla NewYork and London Stock Exchanges, and
pcation Will be made to list this issue.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER THE ABOVE BONDS
FOR SALE AT 1O1 1-2 AND INTEREST. PAYABLE
MAY 18TH NEXT when the bonds will ready for
delivery coupon OF July /, 1891. at the OPP
tion OF the purchaser oxcoupon July 1891 payable
follows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

Forty second and Grand St Ferry 1T mort; 7ss lo'
borty-seeond Street ManhnttanNibe anu o. An
forty-second street, M1nhattanytHe anu 81 ~,
Nicholas Avenue 1st mortgage Us, 49,
Fofty-s Street, Manhattanvilc ana ot "a
- Nehola: Avenue Cd mortgage INCOMES ''.-'' ,0o no
Houston West Street and Pavonla Ferry. T0SS
nouston West ST. and PayonIa Ferry LIST mts Is loo
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

DROPOSALS FOR BONDS. ..-
CITY or HELENA. MONTANA.
Tho CITY OF Helena. nOntans. Will onef for sale on
Nav 90 1881 800 10000 fundng Bonds: the proceeds
theieof TO Le applied 70 the redemption OF the ousand
Ing bonds are Of the $4,000 each. dated
June 4 1891 and bear interest &C rate Of per cent pay
sbe semannualy interest ard principle payable az the
Eor9r,h national Bank the ely Of NeuYok Interest
nsvaIe January and July ]. The bond mature June j.
and are PAYABLE after June !, 1901. at the option
~ he citv after Thirty days no.iee. ,,-.
he bonds are authorized bY act of the Legis!tute
az Montana and approved Dy Note OF the eiec's VI o
Ssnefai election April q. 1891. . .. -,
saeca tax is directed TO provide for he pa'nent OF
the interest and cresse sinking fund 10 1y the pnelpas'
The poDulaton Of Helena Is from Is 600 70 2OVvyo ~
The assessed valuation. 1890 100o00 ~ ~
The rate Of tax is limited 81 mills Present tax is
I'm Present bonded debt including this .oo ~
Fostng and all other deb: March 80. 1891 13s 9o9 SO
Net debt is s425 oOOoo . - - On
The bonds will be sold az public auction on Nav ~.
1891 al II n a: Of the City Treasurer IN & &tnf
cty Of Helena TO highest bidder io cash ana wiz
he ready FOR delivery June l. 1891 certified cheek OK OK
New.York draft payable 70 order oi CIV treasurer ~
he amount OF $500 win be required deposited Win
antee OF good faith and wiz be iofie'eu W tue oi" ~
The cItv reserves the right . reee. any ard AZ oids
DONALD BRADFORD fobrhi d. Si,v 81. risxk
Mayor. ely cI*---
4 PER GENT Money TO loan on mortgage on
e'N~ -" f'NF~' CIIAS S. BROWN, 80 LIbertY'st
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

SILVER corls..... 0o's lVO JoN J'9 'oH V0S'"N"
@ENAivldeBd.
SAILS AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FRoM PIER 9, y. r., loot OF RECTOR.ST.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Seabrlcht
Monmouth Beach Long Branch, Elberon, Ocean Grove
Asbury Park and Point Pleasant. at 10 i5 m D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHI>GTnN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30
MEXICO AND THE "MORMOSs."

EAslrRS papers have published
pretty extensively reports Of the sue
cess Of "Nlormon" colonizcrs In
Mexico, with more or less exaggerated
accounts Of tho Emigration from
Utah,D as though the Saints were
almost eghcuating this Territory. The
following Is translated from the
Rovlsta International, pub lished at
Juarez, Mexico, and win be read with
Interest "a coming from the neighbor'
hood In Mexico where tho "AIormons"
arr locAtedi
In few parts OF the republic has col-
oni2stion given AS good results as here.
The proof OF this assertion is that u Is a
rare thing that colonies ara found In so
tlnurishing q condition a. those which
have been established within the last
six years ia this district.
This Is without doubt due In the ilrst
place to the Just, equitable aud bench.
cont dispositions OF the authorities Of
the state, NJ well ~ tho District who
have by all the means at truir disposal
worked for the progress aud advance
nent Of Chihuahua. This second fac
tor, which has powerfully aided In the
development Of the colonies, II the In
dustry aud honesty OF the. colonisl-
themselves.
Without nuy exaggerati0n Whatever
| II may be said that among tho S0OJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

NOTICE T. utuEui DItfN. rHAr rs
N pursuance ~ nn ofHfI ~ Doc Probate
tourt of sat tatc County Utth rtrHtofY,
MADE 90 thr ird faY of ser.euuai. Is.I. in tho
matter uf thU rftlit uf David A. fH.Un1anu,
deceased, the underlined rHrruff.N of fl0
rslato " flld doccasct, will COLL ut private
sale. b. scaled hida Boz wutu4 90 the
hifhcst bidder. Cor aafh. on TUESDAY,.
tho Gth dag Of OrtuHgr, lsIf. 20 81 O'Clock
pm, at sic Jaw once of nclaldt g Mogie,
ra1nis u 90 200. thlri nH1r. tousuiufin UuIld.
ing No % south Main street, salt lake rlfy,
operative Mercantile tustitrUun
ANs ". utEC NNsuN,
sole rurttlue ENc0u|rk uf tic uaiate ~ IA.
vil N buueauson, deceased.