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New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Cll,,eo Feb. 10 tSpeciap--Whelt at one time 70 Day
showed decline from last night Of - cents. ana was
only saved from closing tie very bottom bv s'cHg
con market. The news almost all bcafish. FIo"
aluo. ,.rv quarter of the wheat territory snow
,,. ,.,oi, 3D. Tn, Kansas State Bureau ont 800 a
favorable announcement IN regard Ia the wheat po'li
t1b~ came lower. Liquidation - long wheat b. Eih ~
cri.'~ sa.d ~ loss 9Gi- and closed ~ -. Ff'n p
.uu,d uurat1ralc ana III" Nprth w''t"ii
t"ip;, Nric smaller. These. however han Nrl! NV.
T. the pir,iI recovery IA the price Wh'h H'
ulaco. brought abput. by pufchaHt' hgl.ie'
:u,'' aud beraJ-r ~ some ,'mpa'hy with com Md1F
weather predicted and t" pf'-ent tNo'obc crop rohH
lions haidN De- changed Within a week. ON %
Innc.d two c-itt- and cl0-l almost a. the top mo
:. which d existed the short
-cilc, o. tr of small local stocks broke ot osAl
Tho excitement incic,s,d by bun manipulation uh
ti- uart nf tHo thfc" clever room traders IL Na-
10 t.lk that Ilutrl- hal bocn caught short NAY
.n.d a. j3l cont .nld p b. and clos'd 20 55a.
he receipt. wore not large; 2l7 ears to-day, 1913 ,-
mated for Friday. Oat- -ympathiIrd with corn. Nay
selling from - fG', cents and closing {" 4o,- RIO
Visions we've duli ~ within thirty nnuts ~ The ei0s
vn,I th., caught tle from Tho market ana
,nced 20 for pork and 10 cents Tor ara and bs
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Co.
New.Yors, December %, 1890.

Eew.York, December =, ISJV
To Holders Of the First Mortgage Railroad and
Sinking Fund La nd rant Bonds OF The Cairo and
1891:
Notice hereby given that in view OF tho provisions OF
the SIKH Article OF the mortgage. this
company has decided extend until July 1891 the time
within which holders and Fulton Bonds may eN
change the FOR the General Consolidated Railway and
LandGrant Bonds Of this Company the principal and In
tefcst Of which guaranteed by the missouri Pacl1c
Halfway Company. The Cairo and Fulton Bonds VIII
continue to draw interest the rsee o, cent per
ainum until paid. This company reserves the right 10
discontinue a. any tune. the payment CT the money pre-
Eum of SO per bCud move mado in connection with the
exchange Of the Cairo and Fulton Bonds
A. H. CALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tic short session at the Exchanges yesterday was
marked Dy no Interesting feature in the crude OIL
markets, .it the stock Exchange no sales were
made. The traders at the Consolidated Board were
disposed to continue selling i'm view OF the new wells
being opened at the West. bat the price, yielded Only
a Httc. the market starting ~ "a IS cents ana
falling tD 76 ;l-4m7G IS cents The sales amounted
to 10000 barrels. Refined oI dull, but un-
changed at 40 cents in barrels aud 9G1 cents In
cases. Foreign quotation. were Antwerp 10 jS
francs: Brcmcn go marks: London. 80 pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
uiploen> No!loss.

rJ,IIE STANDARD GASLlGllI COMPANY
4 i'' Of THE CITY OF NEW YOkk er
NEW-YORR Fso. II, lS9l.
~. otc,h ouarterly dividend o. Il, per cent Tor ne
re- csi,, lee AZ 100 mas th, day been declared on
10 took OF In standard Gasiaht Company, pay
M ~, March . 20 the stockholders OF IceC:d az l. elo'A
NJ. Fcb. 81. 1891. 80 o..,o.v ,co, C.h
books VIII b. ClO,el lio' l. eoVh ""V' w.
Of 10 10 \ NJ. March 8.
-! 0ie'i Va ''' A' O. l. SHhFFER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
or. Markets.

on city. Porn. Tcb. iJNstiopal Transit ccriac2tes
omen d ~, highest, - lowest. 7Ohc; closed, 'O'c
.ale- 900 bbIs cearanc,s 10000 bos' shipneht''
20 $50 bbl, rum. 1855 bbl-. . .,,
i'itt-bLn. Penn. Fcb l9.-Pctroclm dun Nston.l
TrsJ csrtAc.s opened a. 17c closed At 1870 hshe't
ne. lowest. 1j'cc
I.r1d:ord Penn Feb lJNatlonal TTiHsit certificates
oracd 11ic; closed ~ 1G2c; highest, 11lsc; lowest
1Gap- clearance, jl0 0c0 hbls.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

The business in State issues comprised tennessee
settlement IS at l01 and Virginia deferred Us,
stamped receipts. at an advance of IL PCT cenl
10 o. OF city bank stocks Commerce sold u
al 1917 1-2, and Western $50. at 100 IL ana
100 l-2.
The general bond market was dull and heavy
but the final declines were generally small
Atchison As declined Ia per cent TO -, Chicago
Burlington and Quincy debenturc IS l-2 10 ~ -,
and Rock Island rs IL per cent 20 % REFER
ence is made to our full report Of bond sales.
Money OH call ruled at from II 10 3 per
cent. 4 considerable business was done ~ the
higher rate in consequence of the calling Of loauh
by one or two banks Before The close the supply
was so liberal that rates fell 10 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges Sl0G,s'l ,9fd; balances ST.
S2j,si4 c
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at tie Clearing
Uonse S54Is1S It's net loss on balance WAC
S72S2 made up by loss Of Si6l ,lGj coin. minus
a gain of S4jiIS1 currency. The days opera
tions included Receipts, 81 .j@l.j41 payments,
Sl53sS29: resulting III general balance oi
Sl6q, ,3s1 524. consisting of SlGl ,OGS,15l CON ana
$S,3l2,1l2 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day $?j1,21l National bank notes Tor
redemption. o
ternal revenue receipts S-62,J5t, ana thc MS
ccancous receipts S35,2.a.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of casa
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
Feb. IS Feb. 10. Differences.
.o go'd ON hand e1i3 3 - 400 3S6 Inc $40 ll3
Net SILVER hand 20.G05.oJs 20 Os62H95 Inc 21o'i''
Net lcgIl-tendcrS On r.. on ,co
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
~ orIcr TO CREDITOKs.-In pursuance of
yr\TTtp STATES CIRCUIT COURT

l s5rrTfiIirrT DisrRGCr or NEw.YORK,-In the
Of IT, apeS9 OF 81 mac tf Sy th %oSc7 Ss Of ths
said tinted states and for thc s9uthcrn Ds:,c ot
t5 nil thosc 70 cctn ands situated IN sa4
Southern District of NewYork, and in the Fist Ware
~ t"e Clty of NeN.Iork. and contained IN ur DOCK
bounded On the north by the Bownc Gf,en On tne cas-, @
By Wnna G S'rse O stc the 'SSH a SE SSa and %
by me said Sccretary Of tHf ~ las Under and in
the p'G$o"s eo If 4" n ASs St, 1 'osSis % i
Conformation Of ands for se, 9 PGSag ouSS Sc
fer Sl%r %Tto' % sss eated An 10Y the sctiOG
Of an appraisers warchouse a me Cy OF NeEA S
"nprovtd June 2Sth. 1890, entitled An Act 10 amend ia
Hs so cy y sc NS%fG6@ p%ysd a% ot an Act % ]
gss S g. s ss. c4 nta s, Of pubic Sic SaaSss and
HG, St@TS S s and Spted aa fs
an appraiser warehouse ia the Cy Of New ana m nor
SiS%G StSycd pTP%'ss ase sh 1870 cnd Nct 70 amend IN
49, for or Gc eSon and ID or e" dcF
hereby gySg q 9a 1 an nd apRtGS s T for the sothcn
ct ~ NewYork at stated tGn ON Oh s1S 100 in the Cen
s, esf = PotSC n Court SuGns RGGm 'nSieG the
FraaY tSS 27h day Of February 1891 a. the opening
head fgr S. as matter % The
and xem. NJ Fl 3 The ev , Tmd States Of He
to ali those cran Lands and Prcme Tn hc sad
theron and t. appgFrpsnGctt o yew York and in the
W,,t ward or the CITY .of New-York and c9nianed IN
e ss S0Gs cs, oGSndH Sv Mhsaa lie aSn Edss
street and on the by state street IN iS sip d 20
ita tho same 10 he converted Appropriated anu usu 10
AID for the purposes OF site tor me I'D act ~ can
now custom hosp building specihed IN ssiu 49, bc
gess approved september tth sss ~ saS nronerty
appT0Vcd June 2Sth, le'. r'u PIoP.,
having been duly selected and approvei ~ we nSa az
-, the Treasury OF the United States OF Antrs unu
ruoncc n The provisions Of Act Of Congress APP
rovvd august lst isSs entitled IAN Act 70 auh9r6e We
OF land sites of publc huldng anu lor
other pu Act of Congress approved %
Iath 'Is5s entitled "An Act for the crecton OF a ~
praisers in tie city ot VrS & ns a1 Tr
proved June 2sth 1870 entitled An Aet 20 1nen ia ,Sn
c, for the erection appraisers WafeDons' IN VI.
NJ NJ ~ Sey YorS and for purposes" when sac
ronoytv is more particularly described as ioio":
,hcss certain lots pieces parcels OF iahu stuattu
rinr and heinz in the Frat Ward OF the cry OF New,
ssic, bounded ana Described as
lovs Beg ming point formed by the lntcrecuo oI
;Vh,.enau Street with the Bowling 6rten anu fuhnlnE
49, southwardlv whitehall street 10 a point
-cd nv the intersection Of Whitehall street WIN Brluse
,cet thrnce westWardy along Bridge Street 10 a pOnt
tomed by the intersection OF Bridge street win state Sfc
hence nortnwardly along S2'e street 20 point IorIru
bv the Intersection II Stl.e street WIN me BoNng "f'e
~ nee cos,vnrilv along the Bowling treen % the point
w nocc of bcgInniny Dated New-Nork February 3d
isgi EDWARD MIIL..--LL, Attorney OF the InIted
states of America for the southern District or
Esw.York Post Onice Building, New.fork City.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Fco. 10. 4 p m.-Mexlcan Ordinary. 44's
st. Paul commol 56as MeNcan Central new per c-nt
bonds 75ii. Money. 81, pr cent.
Tho rate discount in the orsn market both short
and thfuc months bills j. ~ per cent
PARIS adV.res quote exchange London at % francs
% Centimes for checks.
Tho amount q bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng.
land balance to-day Is Gi1 coo.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
lrrnrLAN rrnnrcE MArKETs.

IIofyo,l Irb ~ 3 - D. Rect and pork IN poor
demand. Hans "a POOR ant -hort cut about - 20
10 D. Gull ~ 80 Gd. Bacon m po'r demand 'hcese ~
f,ir demand Ialuw 10 poor drugnc. Sunts Of tlFpci-
TIM poor demand; Gull 40 - 6d Ho-n Ia poor l'
unfd. Iala-SpO. ana ututr- In good demand III
Spo. IN lOor demand mtlr.. ia f1s demand Hops AZ
IOiI-IaelNc C0f-i-iu l1if dt tland
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
prOpOsais for Bonds

Chrycnns. Wyo. Fob II, le9l
Sealed proposals invited and VIII bv received 10Y the
Cit Cous o. the Cy of Cheyenne up TO SrI9ik l H. a.
Il rur.day. i1ti DAY Of March, \. D. loJl lot INC
fUiualuc desc lil,d bonds a. BE- Issued by i'l c'tF
flgnt,-,Iglt thousand dollars. much aa may %;
nece.-ary. uf 'Nat.r Funding Bonds the same Il" b,
i,ufd purlo-. rrfndug the present outetaig
water bpnd.. and udus crftin Indebtedness, against u'
Watrr fund thc tlt ,lNt thousand doH1fs or 30 urh
thereof NAV necessary, OF 'NiAduct Boht'' ulr
20 b" issued for tue purpose ot povlnr hds WIN
wh.'h 10 build a highway Shduct on central avenue N
sat cty. th. Union racnc Railway iiack. ana
thousand dollars NJ water Bonds. hc sane %
b. ISSUED ~ tie purpose ~ providing funds win "hlcn
extend the system Vi wat"t Works oi >al
ct, All o, .ad loud- be1r six per ccnt interest. pay
able annually payable "a thirty years onrt"cnte IA
watf bonds Niaduct lOi. ar required 10 he
redeemed each year after the enh year and cw"te'h
water funding bonds each year aftr r -iNh year
Each bid must be accompanied bY . c'.ti'd check Tor
thoussnd dollars guarantee that The lauder shall
thin ten dsvs after hl, lid il accepted enter into a
contract Tor tho purchaze O tac bond, Tor
which his bid shall nave 6fcu accepted.
.larats propo-als be- made Tor each SCI of bonds
and such urouo-als .ndor,ed Proposals FOR Water
Funding iionds" ''Niaduct bonds 'Wat'r bonds"
is be- and hall be addressed 10 Frank DANA
City Clerk. Cheyenne, Wvo
The city Council reserve, ur rrht 70 le'ct any ana
all bGs. l.. H. BEESNAliE', Mayor.
Attest: FRANK DANA.
(Sea.I tlty Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
II. c. UAvEILY. City Clcrk.

Samuel g. Blync. President John T. Thompson. Cashier
stusfs o. Nelson vcc.pTS IIarIE Thnr6,r As't cash
or THE CITY or NETWORK.
NEW-IORK. February 10, 1901
4 r TIE REGULAR MEETING Of the Board
~ Of Director, held this day. Mr.. samuel g; Bayne,
Vice President of the Bank since IL Organization was
unanimously elected President To MI the vacancy caused
by the death Of Mr.. william \: PnlEa!L ,-o..
STUART a.. NI,LSON,
Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
KOntls for SnIC.

Hastings. Ntb.. Feb. 10. 1891
Sacl Will b. received Jt the oflc' II ths cry
Clerk OF Hastings, Nebraska from the dat hereof until
30 D. M Monday. March 9TH. 1891. for thc sale of
onds Issued by the said CITY 10: the construction
sewers bonds be- issued IN the amount of fifteen
thousand collars lyr hundred dollars each payable %
bearer twenty years after date with Interest at the rate
OF u-r pr annuu. payable semianuuIiy and dated
the day u their delivery rcdcemaDc at the option OF
The citv after
Parties the bonds AWARDED VIII he required
n deposit $500 evidence OF good faith. and IN their
pf0posal must q d1to when money VIII le IHJ.
Mayor and Council reserve Tho Hight to reject any or n
lids.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
financial Hlcctinas.
NEW-YORk. January 20. 1891.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
t,rrrTtnN NOTICE.


NEW.YORK. January 20. 1891.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY 90
ELECTION NOTICE.
NJ Office il hereby given that tho annual
~ meeting of the stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
Halfway Company Will be hed at the oice OF thu com:
pany in ST. Louis No, on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of
March next O'Clock u. m Tor the cleeuol OF tfccli
Directors the ensuing year ana iHg ne iran .oH Ok
other business com, Dclore >il inecthp
annual meeting or the Board OF D,ectofs wiz be he'd
the Wedn csday the hth aay " March,
at l. o'clock go ,, -. rr,u..,,,- r,.,.,.,,.
5, ~ o'clock D. IN. and re9pSned ~
j., at 10 O'ClOch a III. JA1 uONA A'0A-~-AS
A. II. CALEF Secretary.
NTyy.YORK January 20. 1891.
CT rorrrS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANi'
ELECTION NOTICE. -,
n Office is hereby given that thp annual ,lad
~ meeting OF the stockholders OF inc 81 LOUIS ron on
Mountain ana southern Railway Complain, WI! be hed ~
the oncc OF the company in st: LOUIS NO. on Iuesday
the 10Th day o, March next, at O'Clock M Ior uho
election Of thirteen for the ensuing year ana tor
tie rgnsrtIon OF any other business thlt nav CON;
said meeting The annual meeting VI w iIOsiu oi ~
will be neid the same ONCE on "eulesua nc
llth day u March, I2 o'clock noon ,,.Au,o.r
will be closed en- lhnrsIiy
O. a; O'Clock y. M and reop.ned on niao"
-. at 10 o'clock a n JAh ""N-D' ~
4. If. CALEF Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Tie governors of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN us
minimum rate of discount, which remains at . per
cent In the week the bank lost f031,OOO
bullion and the proportion OF reserve to Liabilities
was lowered from 4l.1G 10 39.01 per cent against
an advance from 1857 TO j0.03 in the correspond
ing week last year, when its discount rate WIS
reduced from 6 TO ) per cent. The bank to-day
lost 81 900 bullion on balance. Al the London
Stock Exchange British cons,s were unchanged
count In the open market moIcy was slightly
easier at l-2 and 5-S per cent for discounts
and from . 10 . is per cent for daily balances
Bar silver rallied from Al 3-4 10 ~ led. an
ounce American railway shares were lower III
the early dealings, closing with irregular rallies.
At Paris French per cents further advanced 10
al. so. sight exchange on London rising 10 25.2j
francs 10 The = sterling. The weekly statement
of the Bonk of France showed an increase in gold
of SO 607 800 francs and I,S7J. froncs III silver
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
amusements.

Amusemsnts.
A CADEMY DENMAY THOMPSON
The OLD homestead '
Mat. We'd The ,6 OLD d. H09MEESTEApP; 9alES P;o0Oqs saa
"A. NNE% lAs PARK THEATRE.
JAMES Evenings. 5 10. Mat Thurs. ard Sat
7. Every moment | a rhois.souled II Z hour of
powrpS plcasur-. and don't allow yourself to forget
TON Elo. seats selling four weeks
ahead shat there is matinee Tomorrow
u ROADWAY THEATRE.
ID Mr.. Frank W. sANGER....................Man Manager
Evenings at 5. Matinee saturday a. 2
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT.
!
SUPPORTED BY MISS GALE
THIS S5,y WEEK End rye gS,nTS9y p9ypLE ngG, BILLS
YoR1cKs GUa hGTE AND Sd FLY ffftIi RiYGs s PLEASURE
Mr.. bsrrst: as {9fek ara GFing0lFa
YoRIcK,S $40 LOVE- VIZ and 11tvfi6 bhvib tArRlcK.
NEXT wEFK iFeiS a GifI ad T Man AiLIE
alr Barrett James Ilafebell
nALY'S THEATRE, Broadway and SCth-st.
T%as c%Es The rise, eSe4y nsnt Of at ! M1Se M
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL:
5oth Performance Monday, March "a, "a.
SCHOOL Clarke. Mf. Leclcrcq Mr. Herbert. Miss
SCANDAL scandal s IN e 'Sf has sfSSG
ni IN h5r@e9yJTon6si s9e9t to M4 DAYS stage in any
"Onc OF the most elaborate productions ion
Of the Schoo. for Scandal ever seen In uhi'
MAr1SL5s' EwE5SS%sD4Ys ANR TATyEPAAEyr ri PAEr
LESTEY MATiYEES OF SToDDARD'S LECTURES be.
|ttDnL'N v'[IE \TpL'
~ Masn,e To-Day FsGq2y 20 az 80 P'oHrrr,r p
BENEFIT oSrrS;p q To- + rn5M rGR&y 49,
Ticket! od for that date GOOD for today February 20
rHirt 2sSS 1hoe
Cast VIII nelqde &r Nelson Whsatsot pe%On HIdsSoa
Cutting Dcnns, Ml.se, Alice and Rita Lawrence, Miss
Cabin ---.
KOSTER & BlAL'S ManeGs Gsv Ms,dayi satayioy Wedne'
CARMENCITA
Monday Next-. THE DAXDY DRAGONS"
| YCEUM Theatre at Sis. 4th-ave. q; 23d,
NHgys ANHE IadsSsr hoScd il waves Gioass
o@y nor Tendcy H'r T1 .f''
XEEvls laughed si.cSt ncS;.agy y Ti%es' NJ
EsS4c s s. aGnJ aS E d,, f and SHT 2rHT
NeSt Tac,day 80 Mrs. Richardson's second lecture.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE,
M " p,ITHG 2trTi:f: AND GEoADwAY soo Manager.
Nj 'EvAE:SiSds. Il: i s52, SNTtGPN% iiAiiN&E XF ,
SI-NTJGIIT THE CHARMING SEW PLAY
~ tWn in 5 Acts by X. {. CARTON, Esq,
~ Preceded at > 80 by
SHADOW. AtTERTl,OCGltIS.
nv Thomas.
EXTRA MATINEE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
THIRD WOOLLETT RECITAL.
W.. ...
Monday, March od 'AllueT', Firdn and other poems.
Tickets at Box On!ce
ID ALMEE'S THEATRE, Bway {; 3Qth-St.
NJ A. NJ. PALMER ,:.:.:...- Sole .d2haser
EMPHATIC SUCCESS.
ME- f. s. The new aud p1Wefui Drama
VII tpD
" ihi-''"D JOHN NEEDHAM'S DOUBLE. {:
Mr. PSEIMEiHS BY JOSEPH HATTON.
coMpANY Seats on sale two weeks In advance.
EXTKA MAfINEE wAsnlNGI0N,S BIRIHDAY.
CTAk THEATRE.
y TAR BROADWAY AND 13TI.ST.
ONLY -FOUR WEEKS MORE
Ii X T. IT
Mr.. \. G. Gunter's comedy drama.
MR.. POTTER OF TEXAS
CROWDED HOUSES
ATTEST IT'S TNDOU BrED SUCCESS.
pr.u.od undor the management OF Nj Frank W sanger
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

There was nothing doing in foreign exchanges
because there will I've fast mall until Satur-
day. Offerings Of commercial bill were meagre
and the tone of the market was strong at uu-
changed quotations for business as follows Bank-
ers' bills S4 s5 "a and 81 ~ respectively Tor
long and short sterling; French francs, 1.l6 "a
and 5.I6 IA rcichmarks, % 3-5 and % 1-s.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
rT,HE PURIM ASSOCIATION
CHARITY BALL,
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2eTH.

Tickets Ten Dollars. admitting gentleman and ladsds
can be procured OF
NJ H. Moses, 81 vesey.st. Simon sehaer' 35 wal'sss
sol IT, Solomon 80 Union Square ]. Calm ID New-st
Co, T. Fatman 20 Broadst.; r. Limburger. ~ Wal-st
II Uerts sos Broadway; \. Sanger. rs Broadwayi
{ J. Cans 13j water-st J. s. Isaacs. West lith-st'
or OF any OF the managers.
yr,oIV pASTOR'S THEATRE. 14TH-ST.
,tco,rS' 81 LIRE I SI7ni1'ih ''0 AMERICAN FOUR,
MA"'u :, :, PnfNG' AND All SID. TONY PASTOR,
MATINEE TO.pAi..
Nav, Monday nlght-NISS JENNY HILL
18th STREET THLAIRwE w:, ,IS mesr s,, sth-avs'
Extra Matinee, Fen 25 WaSh9s;Oan; nI BTshSay TWny
20rt sSnh MhhkNr' k,,bn,'. npistnautsbed success"
BLUE JEANS.
s'The greatest success OF the past decaae.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

There were no quotations in Government bonds
but the market was 1irm az thcsc Nn0lall0no:
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE GENERAL LIST.

.CTiT.I sAITS CLOSING. ( NO.
[an'g Hg't I,ow't Final. Bid AsRd soiu-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
GARDEN THEATRE.

GARDEN THEATRE.
VI Matinee To-day. February 20 at . 80 p. m.
BENEFIT Of the y. Y. SKIN 6 CANCER HOSPITAL.
POSTPONED FROM FEBRt AIRY 10. -
Ticket. old for that date GOOD for to-day February 20
TRIPLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN 4 SMONk FROClN
JEAN MARIE-THE Electric SPARK.
Cast, will include Nj Nelson WheatcrOft tpcrmss on
Daniel Frohuan) Messrs. Moirci La Montague Nicholas
Cutting Dcnnis, Misses Alice and Rita Lawrence, Miss
Cabin.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-31
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS.
Charges by the Daughters of the
Good Shepherd.

Twenty-Five women were present a. the
meeting of the Daughters of the Good Shop
herd yesterday afternoon at 325 Montgom-
cry street tor the purpose of indicating the
charges recently made in reference to the
management of the City and County Hospi-
tai
The committee appointed to wait upon
Rev. w. C. Pond reported the reverend gen.
tleman's statement that the five young
women who signed the published indorse-
ment of DR.. Healy are not members of the
Kings Daughters, as reported. 1t was also
stated by one of those at the meeting that
at the commencement of their mission the
1--WE young women were inimical to the Medi-
cal Superintendent but had latterly de-
cided to espouse his cause.
Alfred }. Giebner and his wife, former
patients at the hospital, related their expert
enceS, which were similar to those previ-
ously published and regarded the diet and
treatment.
An old man, who was discharged from the
institution yesterday. exhibited three TASKS,
which he alleged contained bona fide sam
pies Of the tea and coffee served to the con-
valescent yesterday. He also deposed that
the food was specially prepared for the in
spection of the city officia Is on the occasion
of their visit on Saturday, OF which DR..
Healy had been duly apprised. The patient
had been instructed to assist in sundry
changes and improvements on the day prior
to the visit.
Those present at the meeting then pro-
ceeded to the Y. NJ. C. A. parlor, where the
Cong e5ational Club was in session. The
Chairman said that the statement is current
IN the community that clergymen and Iem-
bers OF that denomination are inimical to
the work OF the Daughters in the matter of
the hospital expose, and an expression of
opinion from the ministers is desired.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-31
DANA WILL CONTEST.
After a Weeks Delay 1t Is Re-
sumed Before Judge COffey.

Attorney LLOYD has not yet sufficiently
recovered from his Illness to be present in
court, but upon the resumption of the hear
ing of the Dana will contest yesterday Rus
sell j. Wilson appeared as counsel for the
proponents and proceeded to examine julius
p. Smith, the husband of Sarah Barker
fessor's alleged will.
The witness became acquainted with the
deceased in 1884, when he was introduced to
him by his wife, after which he took lessons
in music for several months from the Pro-
fessor. He had learned of Dama's death
through his wife and had attended the fu-
neral
He became acquainted with French after
the funeral. The latter and Burtis had come
to his house and the former said he had
learned from memorandum found in the
Safe Deposit vault that Mrs. Smith had the
will The latter then left the room for
about minute, returning with the tesla
ment. The string binding it was then cut
and the will removed from the envelope and
read.
The alleged will was then shown the wit
ness, who identified ii as the one read on
the occasion referred to. MI French and
Mr.. Burtis had taken charge of the paper,
the former saying he would put it in his
safe deposit vault, where he kept other SINH
lar documents,
The deposition of Benjamin Randall was
then read by Mr. Wilson and the depOnent
declared that number OF statements inn
puted to him in the document are false. He
had related to Russ and Randall, at their
request all the circumstances of Damas
death and he apprsed them of the contents
OF the will. On that occasion the witness
became indignant when Randall referred to
the document as the alleged will' and
spoke OF 1t as forgery,