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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05


Net debt is 1928 10000. -
The bonds Will be sold at public auction on May 70
CIty OF Helena the highest bidder FOR cash, and Will
he ready Tor delivery June 1891. certified check or
NewYork draft payable 70 order Of CIV Ifeasu,er 70
:be CITY Treasurer by the successful bidder. guar
nte Of good faith and will be forfeited TO the city should
he fail take the bonds.
The city the right 70 reject any and al BIDS
DONALD BRADFORD. ROBERT B. SMITH,
Mayor. CITY Clerk.
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3)ropos ais,
New-YOrk,

APGE OFFICE BUILDING, New iork,
ID Nav 4th 1s9l-sealed proposals VIII be received hs
- ;"aeu noon Monday May 18th, 1891, for FURNISHING
fuel lights water iee miscellaneous sIpP as b,s bnd
% d,,inc the fiscal ending June 80, leSZ or slca
nrtion thereof as Secretary Of the Treasury 6ee
advisable JOEL D. I'm M
CFAT,ED PROPOSALS will be received by the
y Trustees Of the NewYork and Byo0kiyn yyrioge, o.
their Office 40 Washngonst BGS3kiyn ~, =; nnnlg
deliyery Of about s72 900 feet b. m OF lumber; ,,
Schedules and Specifications therefor and fu lni9rma'
tion may be had upon application 20 the nndeIsghsa
The prices submitted must be by tne % ,or
lumber and accompanied by certnen ehech tor 1n
r cent OF the amount be returned 10 all out the s4e
cessful prOpOser. - si~,ntsh ,ha oran.
,as above called for and reject any o. all OF proposals
offered. n r MARTIN
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
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PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.

L slOoo91, ~ EyNR s B0Nps 1899 PER CENT
The City Of Helena. Gontana. will offer for sale on
May 90 1891, lO000000 funding Bonds the proceeds
thereof to be applied to the redemption OF the outstand
Ing ely warrants.
These Of the denomina ton $4,000 each dated
June J. 1891 and bear interest rate Of pay
able semi-annuay interest and principle payable at the
Fourth National Bank in the c:y Of NewYOrl Interest
pavabIe January and July The bond mature l.
1911 and payable after June l. 1901, at the option
OF the city after thirty days notice.
The bonds authorized by act OF the Legislature
OF Montana approved by OF the electors Of Tho
general election. Aprl o. 1891.
the Interest and clea:e sinking fund 70 the principal
The pOpu alton Of Helena IS from $4,000 % 10000
The assessed valuation. 1880. 500 10000
The rate Of tax is limited to 50 mills. Present tax is
mills 81. 81,
.-...-- .
Floating and all other debt. March 80, 1891 1913 300 80
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DROPOSAL FOR BONDS.

DROPOSAL fOR DONDo. .
1 OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, MISSOULA, Mon
ana Apri "a ls91-Sixy-ive thousand (s6j 0OO dollars
IisSoua CITY bonds will be offered for sale at pubic
Missoaa on Saturday May 80 1881 O'Clock p M
Of said day. said bonds 70 bear interest at the rate OF
seven % per cent per an9um interest payable semi
thousand sl 600 dollars each. and TO be sold az not less
Ion par Said bonds become due In twenty co years
from date Of issue and payable in ten 90 years from date
" Also at the time and place and in same manner
the further sum twenty-five thousand (F21O0O dollars
bridge bonds viii be sold The same to bear interest at
semannuay; said bonds to BE- Issued in The dePomna
at not less than par. Bonds to become due IN twenty go
wears from and 10 be payable in ten O years
from date at the option Of the City Council.
THESE bonds authorized by OF the electors
the annual city election held April 49, 1891 and carried
nearly unanimously in a vote OF 72f.
valuation 1890. 600 000 The rate OF tax IS limited 70
~ mills: Present levy Il mills The bonded ndebt
Floating indebtedness March 81, 1891 $2315 %. Total
Indebtedness Sls,315 %. The present net debt Is &c.
O97 AZ.
certified check payable order OF the City Treasurer
t the amount So 900 will be required deposited with
the City by the successful bidder
OF good faith to be forfeited to the City should he
The right to reject any all bids reserved Address
II. S. HOBLITzELL, City Clerk,
lMissOua, Mont.
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Brooklyn. May I. 1aai. -

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY the
= Trustees Of the New York and Broosiyp BTldss q
O'CLOCK noon Monday, May H. 1891 for the Steel ana son
reouired Tor the extension OF the Railway Ph1
form in brooklyn and of the RoadYays In New'fork CON-
plete and in place. . ., ,,.,o, 800, IA Rod and
oonea descrptive drawings examined upon application y
ONCE (l79 Washing BROOKLYN thiIo
goor1 on and after Monday May l. 1881; ~, -, -
The Trustees the right TO divide the WORK pro
sad Tor m contract for the part Of II, and
P reiect any or all Of the proposals Offered nr,>,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
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Brooklyn, May /, 1saI
N R0pOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

ID ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
an,n issiMSeaed
r6SeSs ind0rsed Proposals Tor Beef bids for Bss
1st be in separate enveSpei a bacon nav b
sIS aSed to the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Nos; %
and 81 wOosterst WI" Os rs btoS for the
ndan Service about 100000 pounds Bacon goo SS
pounds Beef the hoof PDuP ode oo
bounds bounds $4,000 10 Coo 1S .sa
fC S16 p6SGSS R GSnG
Mess PORK $4,000 polnds P2Soaoa pgnd
10 900 gTndiio 1880 pounds Fine 100000 pounds
Soap 00O pounds sugar ana 3l2o S peonsng IN
A1 Of feRns 1000 yards standard cacC iS6 5000
yards; Drilling 100 yaGo 600 ysras lhgham, $50 90
Yards Brown Shecng $4,000 ysrqs d me ysss aee
roceries Notions Hardware Medlead SUPPLE sncs
as Hairless Flows Take tor ETC. b and ae fSr a4Os
GPiCags ., .a may be required adapted climate
Ea asnt.c Coast Also Si'e Tor
as Goods and supplies that may not be contracta O,
be deyeed al nRs Schedules showing and
Of H6sis S sep ne e IN gross
ana GOOD ana arsces blank proPosa
conditions to be Of eoNtt o and Payent
aevefy and a other necessary instructions VIII be rug.
@gp 1Ss 81 e Ss sa'P Ss
mssaries subsistence IT, 3 A az Saint paul and sss
the PosthastcTs at Sioux City Iowa yang
ton y Dakota Arkansas City, CALDWELL olaSa ' Nv
wichita ~ ks Se anq Co reject any M BIDS
sny part OF any bid, and there proposal, ae IN
r0ysOO 9ss apPS Ss % be opened at the ana
above sta ted bidders are Invited 70 pc present az
% een gratis %pGn so% a s Sni ffanss
~ MORGAN. Commissioner
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pipioeno Noilres

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
1 BANK 1913 Broadway, New;York. April -, iS sI
diSytdend Of THREE AND oNE.HALF per cent az ps
cent on the capital stock was declared paya"ie " -
proN. - II, o,oso ,hts dav and roonen MAY q
prox H,t2 IN. - - .-5
Ihf' = ST. LOUIS RAIbbWAY coS Pm "a $50,
U,UE BOARD OF DlRECTORs, Of this Com,
pany have this dag DECLARED dyidipl o. one Sp
for the three months ending DECEMBER 81 ,s9o Sg' Of
me nTc 81 be FarmeFs and Trus Company New
YORK to the preferred o. spo gS bJo.
~ ~ Company at 8 O'clock y. M MAJ 2 loyI: NJ.
The transfer books VIII close MAY "u 'p'" y" my
may be collected by sight def on the fsSm
IS 7 I'm and ffrnst Company, No. y Wlsm-sl, New
York City. JNO. ~ = --------
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OFFICE OF THE NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AN
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

WESTERN RAILRO4D C0MPANYt,opx
no. u CORTLANDT-ST., NEW-H0Rh.
TO THE HOLDERS Of the Bufalo B:anch
Bonds Of the Erie Railway Company This COMPANY ny
the Erie Railway Company and secured by tirSt MoE
gage Buffalo Branch Of that Company when Doha
are dated July 1851, and mature July l. 1911 Tor ~
years from the last mentioned date with Interest PAYABLE
each year rate OF four per cent per annun oo,n
principal aud interest being payable In Intel states
The right 10 extend such bonds has been reserved TO
such Of the present holders desire avail OF -
ana shall deposit their bonds FOR that purpose with ms
Cornanv on or before June l. 1891 The bonds OF suc
bod y. A. do not desire TO extend them will be- purchased
~ maturity at par on presentation at the Office Of the
Company at the above address. - -
Holders presenting thor bonds ior either "shas, or
a. mt upon such bonds which would destroy their ncgo-
liability. - ,,,cDo~orcu
ysy l. 1891. ~ II M ~ a ~ n n "a
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-coMroRTING
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rton and Dy a careful application Of the me pfoPes.
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such articles Of diet that constitution may 9e 20 az
but uD until strong enough 70 resist every tehuehcJ ~.
case Hundreds OF subtle maladies are noaTns NJ may
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Service Gazette. only IA
Made simply with boiling water Or MIX. , sou rpps
half mound tins BY labelled thus; lanes EXITS
q Cd Homo ona:hic Chemists london. England"
mo INVENTORS. PATENT OWNERS, AND
l. MANUFACTURERS.
European Patent Rights, provisional or other"le, 80,
useful American Inventions darge or SMALL ne.o04f4
and placed when found satisfactory, Win hhsS
80. 90 evnd,cates Agencies OF hrst-class American
snseaties also arranged for For full particulars apply
ANGLo.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
IL Cockspur Street Pail Mall. East. London. s. W.
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In State bonds, sales were confined to $1,000
Alabama, class b, at los IA. In panK slocks'
Merchants (32J sold at go.
The general bond market was less active than
of late and inclined TO heaviness. The principal
changes were declines, but these were limited TO
fractions. Richmond Terminal 5s were OIL %
per cent at 6s IA, and similar loss was scorea
fW Kansas and Texas As at II ga, the SECONDS
Yielding IA TO AZ rs. Reading first prefe-ence
incomes were down l-2 per cent TO "a L. keI-
erence is made 20 our full report of bond sales.
Money on call was in plentiful supply, the eur.
rent rate being per cent, with the extreme range
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. Sss, 433 1857; balances, S5,l6s,7l4.
The Sub-TTeasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House S523,716. 49,
The Sub-Treasury since Friday lost 81, 206, 755,
aG up by osfi The Of two DAYS op Ss c S
cred: Receipts, $3,3s3l02 payments, S4,5S9,--
s57: leaving balances Of Sl4s,S92,762 coin and
The Treasury purchased S26 900 ounces Of silver
bullion at 99.50a90.70 an ounce. The total
amount offered was $4,000 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
| ceived to-day S3l5,243 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were S6oS, rs, the in
terna revenue receipts S952,SO5, and the mIscel-
laneOus receipts S6O,963
To-days Washington Treasury statement of cash
| on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
": s. 49, B:
| Net legal tenders
| hand ......-.. 1876 3So l6Oo4l Dec. 5S0,S0f
| Actual cash in the
vaults
crrti0cstes l73 sss sl5e1oo FOG Dec So o53 1872
| DEPOSITS In bank. 20 5i9,449 2Sl603IS Dec 3SdOl
Net cash banslss 023 9S7 s1s5 2e7 Os4 Dec g. 36 253
| The foreign exchanges were dull. but fully firm.
| Annexed are the final quotations for actual bust
| ness: Bankers bills ga IS 1-4a4 So 1-2 and
81 So ga respectively for long and short sterling
French francs, SEQ and BIC 49, reichmarks.
| 90 i-sa95 Ia and 95 5-sa95 "a.
| In London money was a shade easier at per
| cent for daily balances and l-2 per cent for
| discounts in the open market. The Bank Of
| England gained $4,000 bullion on balance. Bar
| silver was quiet al AZ l-sd. an ounce, and l-2
| per cent rupee bonds were quoted at n l-2.
| American railway shares opened irregular after
the May holidays. but closed weaker even for
the stocks which marked an early gain. The
statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
decrease in specie for the week Of 0,6oO,OO0
| marks At Paris French 5 per cents opened oil
| } centimes at g4.42 l-2 but closed al g452 IL.
| The subscription books for the Lehlgh valley
| 4l-2 per cent first mortgage gold loan We're
| opened to-day in New-Yorl. Boston. Philadelphia
| and London by Brown Bros. d Co and DTeXel
] IL ca. The applications were heavy. and the
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MONTD0RE,

HnnkCr IfOAff.
$40 5TH-ANE.. NEW-iORk
Stocks and bonds bought sold for cash or on margm
Interest per allowed monthly deposits DlN
dends shares and bonds collected. Market review
gratult0usly sent weekly kllcaton. Accounts ana
CORES ondence solicited
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financial Mcctings.

TIE NEw;YoRK cHIcAA6SoS t ANn st. b d2UE
hAiLHoAD '''AA N&W.YORK, Maleh 81 1871
NJ Office Is HEREBY GlHENa mat ~ a.. s sne
York Chicago and Sc. Louis Rsoaa n,5pos viii -
fdeceV V ,ciort m on "wednesday, MAY 1891 the
ccSmnany,s Principal ONCE, in Cleveland, ONO 49,.
OFFICE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE Coz,
No 161 BRO ADWAY, NEW-YORE, May D. 1881
TyHE ANNUAL ELECTION tor nireciOIs OF
4 tha pacific Fire Insurance Company VIII De hea ~
The office Of the Company No. ISL Broadwsy On nonassy
the 18TH day Of May 1881 between the ho"fs"i - "u
O'CLOCK GEORGE JEREMIAH,
Secretary.
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financial

-- s,.cTIT Island Rapld Transit Railway Sc
s,t,a. spesatg. Atlantic and panye Railway I lss
mtg and 6Swsy i so atS S0'S
~ DIP CENT Warrants, any amount, good
AZ C,overnment Bonds. write fsr psrucniar ws ss
,eferences w. W. TRoUNCE- BOX I.o2r, 2ee.-.. " 80
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indications are that the whole amount o''efeu
will be promptly taken. Gu. hords "a retire
s2.455.0O0 Der cent bonds maturing, Vor,n,ira
sold at IO5 ia and accrued interest pS ''i'"''''
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Teal shares ssld fer the Observation-Disclosures. 263fs<
silver syA Yvls 49, Yh ~ 9yS 6z5. 0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

ID 9TH Principal and Interest payable In Unl.ea
Id Gold Coin OF the present standard weight anu ei''
at the international Trust Company, BOSTON,
Coupon Bonds of 1000 each. wifh Dri'"rsc VI
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-28
The Missing TfsdaIe.

The missing James Tisdale, who disap- peared from his boarding place on Meadow street last Friday, is about thirty years of age, of light complexion and has light moustache. He had roomed at Mrs Savages boarding house at State and George streets until 8 week ago, but since he has roomed at Mrs. Ellen A. Clements boarding house, at Water and Meadow streets. One of the stores in the Water street front of the building he had hired of Mrs. Clement for $25 month, and was fitting it up for the fruit, confectionery and ice cream business. Mrs. Clement, in speaking this morning about his strange disappearance, said that he was not a drinking man and that if foul play has befallen him it occurred probably in New York, where he went to buy goods.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-28
Ei1IalICtal.
The Opening Strong-Falling Off Un- der Realizing Sales-SOme Active Buying of Several StOcks-Villards the Strongest Points.

NEW YORK, April X. Stocks opened strong, but fell off under reali- zing sales, the active shares however, losing lit tie. There was during the day active buying of Missouri Pacific, Louisville, New Albany and Chi cago, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Wabash Union Pacific and St. Paul. The pressure to sell was again felt in the final dealings and the Changers were weakest, as having had the greatest rise, and in some of them the losses from the best prices reached as high as 1A per cent. The villards the strongest points, but the action finally reached everything on the list. The market closed active and weak at the lowest price, but with hopefulness for the immediate future
 Railroad bonds were moderately active, the trading reaching $1,644,o0O, but firm tone marked the trading in general. The final changes, however, insignificant, and the business done widely distributed.
 Closing prices reported over the private of BUNNELI. < SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers:
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-28
EppS'S Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
 "By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nu- trition and by careful application of the fine properties of well selected Cocoa, Mir. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately favored beverage which may save. us many heavy doctors bills; It is by the judicious use of gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle malades are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for: tifed with pure blood and 8 properly nourished frame."-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk: Sold only in half pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO.,, Homeopathic Chemists, d31 wed&th1y London. England.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-28
ATTHE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Henry IT. Blake to Read a Paper on Public Parks - Standing CoInmft- tees Appointed.

Henry T. Blake to Read Paper on
 Public Parks Standing Commft-
 tees Appointed.
 At the chamber of commerce meeting tomorrow evening, MT. Henry T. Blake will read a paper having special reference to our system of public parks.
 Nathan Easterbrook, jr., the president, has prepared the following list of standing committees, which have been sent to each member with the call for Wednesday evenings meeting by the secretary, John c. Gallagher.
 Ways and means@James D. Dewell John A. Richardson, Henry G. Lewis, Benjamin R. Eng fish, H. c. Warren, George H. Ford, M. Sonnen- berg.
 New enterprises Charles S. Mersick, Joseph Adler Loren Ii. stannard, John H. Platt. ~ Welles, Abner Hendee, A. H; Kellam, s: c. Fleetwood, Enos s. Kimberly, Franklin H. Hart ria Harbore a 9cSaI Charles H. Townsend, Curtis F. Holcomb, Thomas R. Trowbridge, George B. Martin
 Publication and statistics Attwater Barnes, Norris c. Osborn, Amos F. Wilder, J. Rice Win Lee.
 Real estate-Albert B. Hill, William H. Allen Charles H. Webb, l. B: Hinman, L. W. Robinson, Municipal afairs.--Charles L. Baldwin, Henry O. White, F. E. Bradley, Samuel A. York; Henry G: Lewis, Charles Kleiner, William E. Chandler riance, Charles D. Nicol, Charles W. Scranton, E; E. Hum, Lewis D. Chidsey, Livingston w. Cleaveland
 Town and city improvements-Henry T. Blake. Sperry, Eli Whitney, jr., James M. Townsend, George M Grant.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-28
State News Jotttngs.

State News Jotttngs.
 Torrington is to have new railroad station.
 H. E. Howe has purchased the Unionville house in Unionvie.
 Pollak Bros are building bakery on Round Hill strees, Waterbury:
 Another handsome canoe is to be added to the fleet of the Chelsea boat club, Norwich.
 Patrick Hanrahan of Hartford says the woman found drowned in Windsor was his wife
 The Housatonic Brass company of Walling- ford will increase their capital stock to Ss5, GOO
 Rev. John T. Winters was introduced to his new parishioners in Hamden, Sunday, by Rev. Father Mal!on.
 The third concert of Norwich's Musurgia club will be given at the Broadway theater in that city, Wednesday, May 6.
 Hall Brothers are putting. @ new 15ohorse power Babcock & Wilcox boiler in the dyeing Bulletin. '' '''' ''-'' -'-''S' -''' '" ''n
 H. Wales Lines company of Meriden have been awarded the contract for building the large addition to Wallace & Sons manufactory, Wal lingford.
 will address a temperance rally in Wallingford next Friday night, under the auspices of the Y. M. l. society.
 August bind, aged sixty, of South Manchester, took drive into the, Hockanum river at Glas- tonbury Sunday, and was drowned before sever- al eye witnesses could pull him out. Dr. Fiske, who lectures upon the 'Passion Play' at St. PauI's church, Wallingford, this evening, is considered one of the most eloquent Episcopal clergymen ln hnOde lSianu William Armstrong, who lives on Cassidy ave- nue, Waterbury, attempted suicide Saturday night by cutting his throat. Armstrong is mar ried and has one child. His wife works in shop He will recover.
 Olive Lyman Terry, the youngest daughter of Simeon Gland Harriet Ellen Terry of Waterbury, died Sunday afternoon Mir. and Mrs Terry lost another daughter a short time ago who was but fourteen years of age.
 Some unknown philanthropist has offered to give $1 ,00o year for five years for missionary Hoadley of New Haven, who is a Yale graduate and who is eminently qualified for the position, has been selected to act as superintendent. The barn on the Hiram Miller farm, Middle field, was burned on Saturday, with hay, straw and tools to the value of two hundred dollars. l across the road from burning rubbish The l barn and contents were insured by the grange. As a result of the increased protection afforded l by the new tariff a large velvet and plush manu- featuring concern is soon to be removed from | Germany to Paterson, N. J. This is another case
 of the ''drefful ruin' that free traders predicted would be caused by the passage of the Mckinley | bill.
 There was large attendance Saturday at the l funeral of Harry c. Elton in Wallingford. Acca. nant, I. o. o. F., Harmony council Legion of Honor, and Ivy, K. of F., at l tended in nearly full ranks Atlantic encamp
 ment of Meriden sent down delegation. The l tholomew Charles D. Mclean, Samuel Griswold, | W. l.. Ingraham and William Patten. Marion Harland says: Silicon produces 1 without abrasion Q brilliancy heretofore un- l known She speaks for thousands of house 1 polish. A trial quantity costs nothing but the
 asking. Send address to 72 John St.. New York