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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22
cT0sING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Wednesday, October 21-p.

wednesday, DclODcr ZIP III
Although there was no radical change IN hhaT-
cial conditions, there was smart increase III
activity in the Stock Exchange markets to-day.
1t may not lightly be assumed that the character
of rho trading was altered for the great bulk of
the business in stocks was done BY professional
operators who shift from one side Of the market
to the other whenever they discern probable
nroGt II may even be doubted whether the re-
ceat buying for foreign account has not been
largely speculative, and, at any rate, 1t was not
sufficient 10 prevent slight rise i'll the rates Tor
foreign exchange The advance in prices of stocks
may mol be more significant than the recent Ge-
cline, although II was more luIIE III colSVuiioc
with existing conditions. The market~Iacks az
impelng force and it is not clear where IL VIII
rain a leadership. il is of Atue consequence
whether Ii comes from professional traders al nome
or abroad but uni Is II snail he supported y!
public buying the impulse may not Oe enecuNe'
The ono tAng that would seem 10 De certain De
vond pPTndvquturc is that the conditions when az
present surround speculation must result ul1lndll
in a further substantial advance FOR the ihoiheHC
efforts la the opposite direction nave pceI IeI
lexcd but the snort interest has been reduced
and not eliminated. There Is, too, Just enough
disturbance in railway rates to excite suspicion
that all the important interests nave no Set pee
united in favor of an immediate advance IL
the control Of the market could he again WreSIe'i
from the hands Of spectators, the outcome could
easily he fOreseen. -,
conspicuous feature Of the early dealings The
strength, which was the natural consequence en-
coulaacd buying to protest short sales and MOI.
cratnv for the long side of the account A rise Of
nearly per cent in NewYCrk Central suggested an
increase in the rate Of dividend, but there was no
real reason 10 suppose that the extra dividend AT
the end of the year would be increased beyond
per cent The stock was in unusual demand, how
ever and the greater part of the Improvement
was retained The other Vanderbilt shares were
strong from pure sympathy, and Canada Southern
,;po obouf | and MICHIGAN Central over > Der
cent. AtchsOn and st. Paul which were first in
volume of business, closed per cent higher than
they did yesterday. and other leading stocks were
n0t far bel hind them The general advances were
about IL per cent, and although the closing was
not at the highest points. il was confident
Among the spccaties, Whisley Trust" stock
was exceptionally weak without adequate preteXt.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds
at the Stock Exchange, but the market was firm
In tone and bids for some of the currency issues
tions were aS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC R. R. co.
85 MILK.sT., BOSTON, Oct. 90 1891
TO HOLDERS OF
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad CO.'S
Central Division First Mige. SO Bonds,
DUE NOV. 1, 1891.

DUE NOV. 1, 1891.
Holders Of these bonds principal Of which is due NO
vembcr prox notified that they cen present their
bonds with final coupon due November for payment
at offices this company Boston, Barring MAooUN
& CO.. Is WALL-ST., NEW-Y DIRK, and after NoVen-
Der 1 prOX. go
Holders are also notified that they have the option until
November 10 pomo of accepting in exchange Tor their
bonds at par with cash OF % cent ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY'S GUARAN-
TEED TRUST FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS, GUAR
ANTEED BY THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA
FE RAILROAD AND ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRAN
CISCO RAILWAY COMPANIES, principal Of which is
due January T. 1897 with interest coupons attached pay
able January and July in each year
Holders accepting this option Will receive for each one
thousand. dollar A. p Central Division Bond with hnal
coupon OF November l. 1891, accompanying,
A. & p Guaranteed Trust Per Cent Gold
Bond with all coupons attached, beginning
with that due January 1, 1892 containing ac-
crued interest four months,
IN BONDS par and accrued Ol334
CASH BONUS
IS per cent OF 81. O00.................-.. $4,000
Less accrued interest as aboye........... 1884
s23GGG
Final coupon of Nov 1, 1891, A. & p,
c. D., per cent bond .................. 5000
IN Zon.OO
N $50 90
Holders desiring avail themselves Of the option will
address j. w. REMNANT VICEPRESIDENT
9j Milk-st. Boston.
7 w Reinhart George G. MaGoun,
VIce.Presdent. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos OF Cortland ,na y"
a. NJ for Mauch Chunk ard intermediate poin.s; 81
SlO a. m. Geneva Lyons, ElHiidi locn - i,oi,a
falo and the West Pottsvtle and prneipal ooa RySs
ChStr Ca 20 Lyons and Pullman Car 70 suspense, D
a m for Maueh Chunk and mt, fmediato polisS
IL 80 a. m. for Elmlra and nternetlate pohs,, rs
n m for Tunkhannock and intern edate polnss' HAN,
Car to Tunkhannock Connection 70 Keadihs '"u 81
40 D. m for L. and Il. Junction and prn1eS dp W
mediate points Chair car 70 l.. and Is Cis
80 D. m. for Pottsville and intermedia'e po'NN
Car 70 Pottsville. . -,,. -. ,,,,rpedlate pcaA
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg p,.Ac.,er BIZ
no n m FOR Geneva, Lyons Einlra ioSn' "a S.
,alo and the West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons '"'
pension br6a Ssoc a. $40 A. M II 80 a. n. p hn.,j
s.4o p. m connect for all points In Mahoaey anu
ton coal regions ...O,v r-p, ANS al.
$40 a. N. for Mauch Chunk, nhsdo1S and inermetss
points. 49,. rS,Db .,s tntsrr >diate poin =; A,
10 m FOR Geneva. Lyons, El1,~ 10 and suS
,.lo ard Tho West Pullman Sle'1sr 10 b'0''
pension Bridge 49,. o,,os oq5 proadway. s,,x
M, -, Vork rransfer Co. viii cali t.I nte 49,
baggage from hotel or residence through 70
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
PER CENT. NOTES,
A,cbisop Topeka and santa Fe Railroad Company

AtcI
THE GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE SlA PEN
CENT NOTES Of the Atchison Company issued No'eoer
,ooo ,,d due Noyember / 1891 5000 OOO anu OF
which the company acquired since their issue anu
has now in the Treasury s2OOOOOo' leaving @''ooOO
outstandng and in the hands Of yours;Nts, W:
underlyjnp lien to the GENERAL MOkI'AOE foOi
PER CENT GOLD BOND INDENTURE OF the COM
pany dated October Is. 1889. which orlgha@u WIN wv
Financial reorganization OF the COMPANY unuel "'
as well provision made for the retention Dy Ne
Trust Company of New-York, as trustee Of "hNE.N'
MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT GOLD BoNDo Oh an
coua amount OF such bonds, 50 100000 to provide Ioi
ultimate retirement Of the GUARANTEED FUND NJ 70
The directors OF the Atchlson Company believe that,
with the encouraging prospects OF the properly ~
be more advantageous the Company TO deef nv
of the GUARANTEE FUND NOTES two years, or untll
November l. 1898. the GENERAL MORTGAOb foU II
PER CENT GOLD BONDS reserved to continue WIN 'no
Trustee until required for purpose OF such retirement
The Company now offers the holders oil the "oA'AN'
TEE FIND MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. NOTES the
right Of such extension par with cash commission oil
ono per be paid by the Company such houeS as
will signify their assent or before octoOer Zo proA'
The NOTES Of tnoae holders who have not assented 20
nv October 90 proxmo will be acquired and PAID
for in full on or before November by syndicate "hch
will extend NOTES tho terms offered to present
holders.
Holders respectfully asked to promptly communicate
their wishes in writing 70 -
j. W. REINHART, VICE.PRESIDENT,
95 Milkst., Boston.
Those who assent Will notified when to present ther
NOTES at the once the company for Endorsement ahA
ing Of new coupon sheets and receipt Of cash premium
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
GEORGE G. MAG0UN, Chairman.
j. w. REMNANT yice-President.
Boston, Oct. 49, 1891.
Holders of Assented Notes nre now noilhed ihht
they can present same AT offices of
Barring. lIAGOUN & co..
ID WALL ST., NEW-YOKk,
ATCHISON COMPANY,
gJ MILK ST., BOSTON,
after day. for Endorsement, aixng oil new coupon
sheets, and receipt of cash premium and for con-
vcnience of holders the November LIST proX. Coupon
Interest will be paid them Mt same time'
j. w. REMNANT Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. oct. 81 4 p. m.-Consols % for money, and
Q5 1.16 for the account: NewIork Pennsylvania and
Ohio first mortgage bonds, 30 IL; Canadian Pacific
81 81: Erie. 81 rs: do second oonsOls 100 Is
Ilionos Central LOG IL: Mexican Ordinary, 81 IS
St Paul common. II Is: New York Central, 116
PENNSYLVANIA. 81 3-4 Reading. ri SIS.
Money, 1864 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for both
short and three months bills IS 36 per cent.
India council bills were allotted to-day at n de-
cline nf 3-32d per rupee.
Paris adviceS quote per cent rentes at 90 francs
10 Ccntlmes for the account and exchange on London
At % francs 2G II centimeS for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

OFFICE OF THE
NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Ncw.lOrk october %. 1891
~ He ANNUAL MEETING OF the Bond and
i Stockholders Of New York. Lake Erie and West
Railroad Company for the election Of Directors and the
transaction 81 uch other business before tn
meeting will be held at the office o. the COMPANY No y
Cortandts Ia TIE city NJ New YORK. Tue day, tue
24th dav Of November next u AS o'clock a. m Tho
poils will be- opened Il o'clock noon and rcunln open
TIL > o'clock D. IN. of that day. -
The transfer books Of both Common and Preferred StOl
Will be- closed at Y On saturday Ne 2ith m.lht ana
viii be Olened at 70 Wednesday. the 25th day oil
November next. by order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR.
n. Il. MACDONoUGH,
Secretary.
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6liircd6 9
GliIrcaGs
"AuERICA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
New ygRk CENTRAL

GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
fourth Ave- and Forty second ST. New-fork
Centre of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains leave a. follows
FAST MAIL.
ROCHESTER. A2 sav das &C nsso
NEw-YORK tND CHICNGO LIMITED
E. J%osSs ssa 5 & YFfass
Psnt and standard Sleeping and DrS"ns'R0om cars
CHIcAGO DAY EXPRESS
1890 A. M.Daiy except sundays. Connects with all
S Goss Not run West sS aaa Detroit
SOUTHW E~TEEN LIMITED.
'I Suh e. Smoking and Library, Dining CAFE
Due Cincinnati 10 90 M; inaS9ae e9sr, fats ~
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
lao T. M-Wa2ner Vesubule, Sleeping Bunet, SmoXins
and Library and Dining Cars Due Chicago 800 D. m
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
1880 r. M.-Due Albany rs, Troy S0. Saratoga
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
veSui' DUB Su bs,O Is %
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
500 r. Mw9gner EsstbSss Dr1wtns Room, spgass
~s Gb}s.so OS Cleveland m 81 10 E ss rs R'fao' AZ
y A Ici US1s A : vi M0SrEEAL ExpREss.
r. Sleeping u cfTs 100 70 M sOd % Moa
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL:
1899 MwasnsF Sleeping R cas- O SswR0rN 70
CiNCISNATI AND ~ LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 l.. M-wagner Yestibule Sleeping Cars que On.
cnnau 80 p w., Indianapolis 10 100 D. m b. Lou'
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
0OO r. M-Seepng-Cai passengers only carried on ta'
uain for Rochester. Due 40 a. M
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
s15 e sn Viuce6s 70 daily eS
&G@4RTNhG FovShKE Pr Md GGNF EhlS y.
ASD HgDsoS . 49, t5 no p sS G
Iii i :;a!g$ SP (css. RI y y S 20
SzS T. s II q Is s so 49, g NJ
ALnS 80 Is A g. T 49, I? $780, SS
Also o &c., 'S 10 ~ no go. III 80 A M. 10 80
UT1{A S sfRf6 3g s5 80 soj S? 5o $780, S 49,
Ro BUFEALo05SohC 30 % 90 Co. :Y iS
IL F. es,2 = 2i$6S HOso A. M" 49,
SG9y s9 Z? mp MONTREAL 30
CAPE 20 viN6 M % cLH a Il 6oDEssBgEe
GAVIN % e for o' '9 f' 0D2 looo
no AZ GO S5 II % 2 r.
PITTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERK-HiRE HILLS
(vin Harlem Dlvisiou)
Two trains with through Drawing. koom Cars.
"a: F F:sd 20 N NSsR Adams Adams
cEc and ssspae apply at p C P,1a
Sensr saGn or g. 49, Sd rs d EsSad saoa SsH
i5 az FdSa 1ea SSs CITY ged
VICIOUS Express ca and cheek: baggage from
n0' Daily eSecpt suRdsy Daily except Saturday Other
trains daily. -, ,,o.o leaving ., e,o A. M.
S 80 sfS 55 g. 5S'S Ss s ana Il iU n stop
joHE n GEORGE II p, DsNIEL 1:so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

RAJ .o5o. resulting in general balance OF 81 A.
l6o, O34 consisting of $lO9,O92,756 coin and 30
O76.276 currency. ,,. -
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ooirad to-dov S1OO $50 National bank notes for
redemption. n-oo, ~ ,.I
The customs receipts were S577,3S4, the lnter
nal revenue receipts S420,l90, and the mlscel-
laneous receipts $2604l. . -,
To-days Washington Treasury statement ol
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows: ..
Net gold on hid sl29 500 1928 $40 420 Dec a9
Net Silver on nd s907ASl 9025,69O Inc llS'ZOo
Net legal-tenders 80. 49,, q 100 zoo nae 100 5so
hand bt--l,0'o O'AVV''"' 49,
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Nrw.Yonk. oNrARIo AND wE.rERN RAILwAi

NHan. eaSc West a2d ST. at :65 A: N. as M
utes earlier from foot Jay ST. or LAKE M ss1cs
Lac 1 $50 S Port J'rvs Montcelo "a
Vile fsstursh. Liberty Liyi8g-Son Manor H aa,S.-
Carbondae scranton, Walton, Delhi, Slin.{ Nu"sS1
Edmeston, Utica Rome, Oneida, oswego' De't0" ~
essOi SS 'PP M Campbell Hall Lakes MohonN and Mnhs
waska Waikiki Valley stations, M.dd! etoWi low
burgh, ElenvAe EsAsoufsh hu'ie9''A' A''''''
1900 p. NJ, Mddetown; Pittsburgh, Loery, I ~
,,eston Manor ROckand, walton. sidney, Nof',g-
Oneida 0sweco Rochester, Niagara Fall, psi!oe NJ NJ
ca1o and West; Pullman sleepcrs reclining cha 81 a.
to Suspension Bridge DAILY all other trains oa9' ~
cent Sunday. $500, .,...,,, -, tsrta
mi Md at 3o3 Broadway, New-YOrs j. {. AhieI'S
O. p A, Is Exchange Place Ne"-forK'
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| ONGISL AND EASTERN STATES LINE

BRGOKLYN AND BOSTON. -.
watorbury Bristol, NeW-Butain, Hartford ManeLS~'
Wiimantlc putnam, Blackstone and Franklin.
ELEGANT NEW SOLID PUi.LM ~ hEsIlbebs
TRAINS WITHOUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn trldtOusn-dtt station, L. l. H. Do -
Iong Island CITY at IL 100 p. daily (nciudms suH-h
arriving In Boston at 100 a. m. . ..-.,., =, "A
Leave BOSTON IN Y. and y. r. r. +. station u *
p. M. arriving IN BROOKLYN anu Luis A'4'"N ~ -
o.. -...-15 New.
York foot East 34thst II, 353, 4l5 800 llfO anu I
BROOKLYN: 1893 Fulton-st.; 107 Broadway Long l's,i
Express calls for and checks baggage from residence ~
tnatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

alnslraI Instruments.
N ASSORTMENT OF second hand grand. upright ana
A SQUARE panos Of our make. In perfect CONDITION
and fully warranted also number OF secondhand pianos
OF other prominent makers at very low prices
Va ~ WIN. KNABE & CO.
149 shave, near 20th-st. New-York
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no RADICAL CHANGE IN FINANCIAL co

Oregon Short l. 6s
$4,000 .......lOl
Panama : Il 6s
5000. ....-lO22
Penn cos 4 y coup
1000. loo
Pacific 81 Mo
"a Ext
5000. ......l03A
Peoples G & Coke
of Chicago I'd E1
5000 90
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

rr,HE BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS octave 200 p age
inusrated The standard authority on American open
-, .musements Rules sailing. swimming ball piN
IN shooting horseback riding. &C. &c. IN run UT
eo1Iy Published BY The Tribune New'fork EhVer'AiA
ina ana universally cSmpInented By the PRESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22
pipioeno Notifies
- An wrsrERN RAILROAD 90.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN
PHILADELPHIA. september 3Oth, 1871 ,
n Office IS hereby given that me BGL y, 90, 3i
~ Directors has ecared the preferred STOCK OF tIs
Company dividend Of and oneha dollars Per sns ar
income Of the Company, psyaDlc az hie
sce Of the Treasurer on and October -, 1871 70
tbe stockholders as registered at o'clock r. NJ on
october 10th, 1891: - q o,otoo. y N
O'''O'i ' ~ A. J. HEMPHILL,
secretary.
oFFICF Or THE TiEASU RER no 20 BROADWAY,
NE,W-YOKK, oct. g. 1881. .
VNHE SEMI-ANNUAL four per cent dividend
1 due November l. 1891, the First Preferred Stock
Of The National Starch Manufacturing Company VIII %
Maid Mt this office November stockholders OF record
IN the closing OF thu BOOKS october 10. 1891. -
THE transfer books will be closed at o'clock D. me- Octo
ber Is md reopen at 10 O'CLOCK wednesday morning
November 4. OhAl'ir'o " D'''-''' 4'
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURING CO.
O'fA'A' - NEW.YOItk, Oct y 1891.
Tho coupons November I. 1891 on the Bonds Of Tho
Manufacturing Company VIII be paid on
Monday November .. upon presentation at the chase Ma
uoh'i p'"N' WV CHARLES c. BURNS. Treasurer.
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CENTRAL. R. II. OF NEw-JERsEY

tODL or LIbEEIY-sL., NORTH RIVER.
.ao =, M for iI Eason, MaGch Chunk wlkesSarre.
scrinton Reading, Harrisburg Tamaqqa POt'yle sham
SME an,.p 1 Sh1pk wiitesbarFc and scranton
M S SF Ea'Sa saf Sundays
Ea,ol Mtuch Cnunk Saho,n ana W xyrosh,,ra
scfsat S a. ReadnS Potse Saan:
okln sudbury Willamsport Through co"'h ~
M'p ssn SSqh ana ao'S2 %s5s
gu burIs rH' S' Eason Mauch Chunk TamaQua, Potts
e Reading and , H9F Maach Chunk Eeadns Harris
burg WlGes6arre, Scranton Tamaqua, POttsvne, Sham
F F,9n aa SsAeS eSTn Reading n.,r.
bure ec SUNDAYS AZ 80 p; M
Sr E sd & in5 einJ sEands at so sls
Ii j a. n. 80, 30 90 D. M Sundays s:l6 a. No.
400 oE Red eS6 L9Se and points south to
PIe,Sant at / 80, 81, II 10 m. q 30 Red Illnk
and Go ,G7 2 P5r 90 III M 40 p except ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River, Barncgat Park and Barnegat 80, Sis
F., F.; i Gg CIty Vheand and BrdgetOn at 80
For Beosh and sS2oTgGt az 30 s1S
II IL a. m. 80 go lseaorght GGpreS,I' 4'Vo 4:zo
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
r4g,dspAIs o;SO 70 as 90 II 80 III
ISo 2SG $50 oS 10 so II :so sT n D. 90 So
90 600 P M p Is Disht ,,nv 10 :, 40 with
Dining Car m. 200 $50 Dining Carr 100 p M.
2 at Saturday n s s 9G 9C
M $40 90 100 D. M, have connection for Relding,
For Sudbury and wriOnspors va Phladepss: -
20 R SsS o P1toF s Sa SS % m''H'SA'
TeseSs and Paro Car seats car be prosgred a: r. Ia
S %l, 49, 81. i la Ra, Est st cCui
9s nroaS%sy IrS1Ey e, 70, and os,c.
gage from hotel residence
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SHORE RAILROAD, (N. J: 6 :,sa. :

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On n j.: Gs3a.L
w H. H. X. X. Co.. Lessee -Irans save % J" nlau.s,
ssrilss ts% 5 55s 70. cntaSS'
la%'09 rs LGodG % TO; s. L3s', ~
,s; f.l :, 500 a. 10 90 Ho' @::'S Is 8
It'll 3j runs only 20 go 90 iii IS s;o p.
So S'soq % i ! 5 80 ,1is, So ls. ~
as no. = IS o Esgaas ssPaso s snG s. g
Nara Fails Toronto p pff oP Daily s' Iss1
'h oSSsr trains train, day Except sgolay q
s %SsS city r. T. sIos "a : 10 Il car -
tot or Information apply offices ~ Ftonst
Sonst 100 a,Oas Ann sea o asS sis ,r
Sswcy IL PARK place 81 West igS .oc, a Jsy
sta AZ r. sAMSERT General Passenger Agent v
ave-. New.Nos
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GKrurstDUs.
Cooks TOURS

eYrurstDus.
Cooks TOURS.
oris ~ Sours unCer escort at very low rates
n N0RFOTK and WASHINGTON by old DOMINION
SieamshIp Company and Royal Blue Line curing NoNem-
~ and december send for descriptive programme
TFOS COOK & son, POI and l225 Bway, New'forK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
T2OLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

Actual cash 10 the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding -, - .oo a. ,,.o eIra g..
certificates .....S1443 0llJa L. al goo
Deposits In bank. l4,OlI,o1o loVo'' 80 A"N' iV'-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22

THE BOOK OF oPTS.AIR SPORTS. octave 800 pases
IIustated. The standard authority American
air amusemehts lules sailing. swimming. bali play
Ing shooting horseback riding &c. &c. in full 81
copy Published bT The Tribune. New.fork Ehtertsin.
Ing and universally e0niplile ted BY the prssA
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financial.
OFFICE OF THE
A1CHISON, Topeka & SANTA RI
RAILROAD COMPANY,
CIRCULAR NO. 81.

p. o. Box 9l0. NO. 05 MILK STREET.
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sIise1 10. we HS s' ss Ss sGr s6 VI 4OOOO
nv. irfda
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-07-17
p. T. eARNUM AND OTHERS,
MRs. CLEVELAND is taking lessons on

MRs. CLEVELAND is taking lessons on
the violin.
GEORGE BANCRoFr's estate is now
valued at six hundred thousand dollars.
Mrs. PHILIP r ARMOUR, the wife of
the Chicago millionaire. is a notable
housekeeper, and prides herself upon
her culinary successes.
p. 7. BARSUM within the last twenty
years expended upward Of three mil
lion dollars in newspaper advertise
ments, and he left behind him a fortune
of five million dollars.
GENERAL. BUFFERS luncheon. which
he eats at two o'clock, does not vary
from day TO day. II comprises one
small ham sandwich. one small chicken
sandwich and n few swallows of
brandy and water.
r L. BARSUN, after making his will
in 1889, summoned several prominent
physicians to examine his mental con-
dition and to make affidavits to his SAN
lty, which they did. This was to guard
against any possible contest upon the
plea OF incapacity.
L. L. BARNUM'S last MARRIAGE was
about as original as anything he ever
did He saw the girl in the street-she
was 4 governess-and followed her
home. He then introduced himself To
the mistress and said he would like tn
marry the girl. The mistress consulted
the girl. and the whole affair was ar
ranged inside Of twcnty-four hours.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-07-17
A POWERFUL CURRENT.
The Greatest Voltage and the Longes
Line in the World.

The Greatest Voltage and the Longest
Line in the World
Mention was made some weeks ago
of line intended to carry electricity at
twenty-five thousand volts from Lauffen
to Frankfort, "a distance of over one
hundred miles. The experiment has
been watched with interest by cleo
tricians on both sides of the ocean. says
the Philadelphia Record, since there
are not wanting those who claim that
the thing cannot be done. The pre-
limirary experiments made over line
of three miles in length were, ii is said,
entirely successful. \ current of
thlrty-three Thousand volts was deveI-
oped for the purpose of seeing how
great the tendency would he for the
current to leave the wire for the
ground. To discover this the wire was
cut and the pieces then slowly brought
together, and il was not until the ends
were within less than an inch of each
other that spark was forced across
the intervening space. An ordinary
safety cut-out, consisting of 4 ball OF
lead was then placed in the circuit and
n wire was dropped across the current
to initiate the falling Of a tree or the
crossing of another wire, when the
lead ball instantly melted with flash
and am explosion, cutting off the cur
rent From the results of the prelim-
mary experiments the projectors of the
new line feel confident of its success.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-07-17

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