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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
HAWAITS NEW RULER.
The Princess Kaiulani Notified of Her Selec-
tion as Heir.
tBr pUNLAP's CABLE coMPANI.l

tiOn as Heir.
tBT DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANI.l
LONDON, March 20.-The present inter-
est in Hawaii affairs calls attention to the
presence of Princess Kaiulani, who is at
present living in the strictest privacy and re-
tirement in London, with only few intimate
friends acquainted with her whereabouts
or the school she is attending completing
her education. A few days ago she re-
ceived through her school mistress, an Off
cial telegram from Hawaii. informing her
that she has been chosen heir to the throne
and in due time would become Queen Of
that delightful country.
Together with this notification, there came
a pleasant document from the Hawiian
Charge de Afsires in England.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
A Wise Resolution.

rrRoM s1AFF CORRESPONDENCE
HARRISBURG, March 2O.-Representative
Seanor, OF Indiana, was wise in not calling
up his resolution to-day to. place the anti
discrimination bill on the calendar, as the
attendance was too small to justify any hope
of success.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
THE PARIS COMMUNE.

Twentieth Anniversary Celebrated by the
Arbeiters' Association.
The international Arbeiter Association
held a meeting last night in Allegheny
Turn Hall, South Canal street, Allegheny,
in honor OF the twentieth anniversary of the
Paris commune of March 18, 1871. Robert
Reitzel was the principal speaker.
The hall was vel! filled. After the
speeches ball was given,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
Nut Wanted at Montreal.

MONTREAL, March 2O.-The admirers
of Parnell in this city are making prepara-
tions 10 give his delegates reception. The
TrUe Witness tine Irish Catholic organ,
urges that no money be subscribed until the
present breach in the party is closed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
AFINE EDIFICE DESTROYED.
st. Georges Church in st. Louis, Built in
1888, Burned.

ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-St. Georges Epis-
copal Church was discovered to be on fire at
$50 tonight. The fire departments
responded to the alarm as promptly as pos
sible and worked hard to e1tinguish the
flames, but without success, and at 1870 the
church was completely destroyed.
1t was one of the finest in the city, and
among its memb bers are some Of the weathiest
and most prominent residents of st. Louis.
Rev. Revert A. Holland is the rector. The
corner stone was laid May 30, 1873. The
church cost $115, 900, and was insured for
$50 OOO
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
Nothing In the Story.

Captain Unterbaum made an investiga-
ton yesterday evening of the reported rob
berry of gas and electric light apparatus
from 13 houses belonging to Mrs Charles
Lockhart on Dinwiddie street Careful
search failed to reveal any trsce Of burglars.
Nothing has been taken from any OF the
houses.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
NEWS FROM CHILE.

Advices from Paris Belittle the Importance
of Rebel Achievements.
PARIS, March 20.-Official advices from
Chile received here say that the insurgents
now only occupy Taltal, Iquiqui and Pisa
guaya, and that the rest OF the country i,
quiet
These advices also state that the Govern
ment is concentrating its troops on the bor-
ders of the northern province of Tarapaca.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21

III
BERLIN, March 2O.-It was exactly q
year ago yesterday since the retirement of
Prince Bismarck was gazetted. The fact
that, with few unimportant exceptions.
the anniversary has been passed over in
silence, is considered significant.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
Bill. EaxorahIx Reported.

rsPEcIAL TELEeRAM TO THE D4srArcH.i
HARRISBURG, March 20.-The following
bills were reported favorably in the House:
Neeb's bill to hang all murderers in the
State in the penitentaries; to prevent and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
Stand by Our Public Schools,

The eloquent ex-Romanist and fearless
champion of religious liberty, Evangelist
Leyden, of Boston, will lecture at Old City
Hall, Sunday afternoon and evening, March
%, at 2:30 and 1880, and tell why the priests
of Rome condemn our public schools. Don't
fail to hear this gifted orator.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
Boulangist Deputies Arrested.

TBY DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANr.l
PARIS, March 20.-The Boulangist Dep
uties, Granger. Roche and Caron, have
been arrested, in consequence of speeches
made at the reunion of their party yester-
day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
Arrested for Selling Cheap Rings.

John Wilson was arrested in Allegheny
yesterday by Officer Snyder With COM
panion he was trying to sell "phony" rings
for whatever he could get for them. Their
prices dropped all the way from 81 to g.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
The Sueyia Set Sail,

rBT DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANIL
PLYMOUTH, March 20.-The Suevia
sailed to-day for Hamburg, all necessary re-
pairs having been completed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
B. 81 Il.

Hundreds of dozens new hosiery-this
Saturday-Fast blacks ana fancy styles,
% cts-uneoualed at this price.
BoGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
India's Financial Condition.

CALCUTTA, March 20.-The financial
statement of the Indian Government for
1892, issued to-day, shows surplus of
liz, 600 rupees.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21

punish fraud in the selling of wearing sp-
parel by public or private sale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
F1ocking to the Gold Fields.

BUENos AYREs, March 2O.-Thousands
OF farmers are leaving their farms for the
newly discovered gold mines in the Chelut
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
RELIGIOUS POLITICS.
COMMISSIONER MORGAN REQUESTED TO
STEP DOWN AND OUT.

He Is Charged With Discriminating Against
Catholics as School Teachers-A Whole
sale Removal in Observation-Disclosures
Harrison Demands His Resignation.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
Stylish Suitings,

For good-ftting dress or business suit 70
to Pitcairn's, 434 Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21

MEMS fine neckwear for spring.
JAMES 81. AIKEN 8 Co.,
100 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21

USE o'Keeie's 20. K" Shoe Blscking,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
NAVAL WAR COLLEGE.

Steps Being Taken for the Establishment OF
the Institution.
WASHINGTON, March 2o-The Bureau
of Navigation OF the Navy Department has
taken the preliminary steps toward the e.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21

Grand Millinery Opening
Continued today RosENBAUM 3 CO..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21

cents when the first price was not forthcom-
ing. Wilson's partner escaped. The pris-
OAR refused to tell anything Of himself.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21

Grand Millinery Opening
Continued to-day. RosENBAUM & Co.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
The Peoples Store, Fifth Avenue.

To-day, all-wool French serges at Soc;
worth 81. CAMPBELL & DICK.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, April 30.-CSte-Recepts for the last "a hours,
15i0 head Total for week thus far 020 for same tine
last week: 91oo consigned through Loo Of which lOi9
nm closing steady, Sit about al sod butcher steers.
g. 35dS5 So good mixed butchers a 7jaSJ 10; Neas,
- 5od&5; Sheep and lambs Receipts for The last "a
time last week. $4,000 consigned through 10oO TO New;
York. 1,4OO; sale, 1000; market opened strong and
S. 5Oass common . fair SO 25a$7 Clipped So 5oa$o %
wool sheep s5d30 rs; clipped 81 75dS5 20. HOgsRe-
cep for the past % hours 800 head total for week thus
far A 500 head time last week, 81, i,550 con-
seven held over from Yesterday Market opened dull and
MEDIUMS and heavy, S5 15ds5 20 pigs, 81 coast 75 COM
mOn - 25dS4 so.
Catte-fccepts. 1000 head shipments. $1,000 market
active strong prime SO IS good 70 choice 81 100
So Others "a 75ds5 so heifers SO S0ds5 S2 500
s3 IS. Hocs-Recepts $4,000 head shipments, 10 000
market active strong rough and common S4dS4 90 pack
cis' 81 65qsI 90 prime hCayy and butchers weights
q QjH95 10: light 90aS4 S5.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


The option market in wheat at the Produce Ex-
change yesterday was moderately active, the sales
being only 6,16S 900 bushels The market opened at
1-4@I IA cents lower on the published reports Of the
troubles of Hutchinson. Of Chicago, and then rallied
and advanced ! 1891 IL cents on the news that his
outstanding accounts were comparatively light and
that many OF them showed profits, and also that all
Of the open accounts had been assumed by Il. g..
C0ngdOn 6 Co., OF Chicago. In the afternoon the
aarhet very dull and closed at a net advance Of
5S11 cent for the day. Cable accounts were igIcg-
ular. The cash market was weaker and fairly active
for forward delivery. The exporters took 1900 for
prompt and 3O4,06O for forwai shipment. May
opened at 81 Is IL, sold at 81 IJ 14a al Is 12, and
closed at 81 lG 3-s June started II 10 3-e, al
vanced TO ~ IA 7-o and closed at ~ II j-6. July
Saed SSssa at + Il E - ua august V opened at = o. o. a&
vanced to 81 0s rs, ana closed at reaction Of l.
81 OF l., and closed at II OF Ia. December began
al 81 90 "a, went up to 81 os os, and closed at
Corn speculation simply followed the changes in
wheat the market closing at an advance Of 550 IA
the corn market. The spot market was weaker and
exceedingly dul. Exporters took $4,000 bushels for
For oats the spot market was one cent higher and
with supplies the closing firm. The options
were fairly active aud closed at an advance of LA
Lard was dun but firm. closing at an advance Of
e47 ticiss Of Western sttam at s7ss7 OF -. The
market closed at a.. City steam was In moderate dc
mand at steady prices.
Wheat-May 81 ld3,s. June 81 II 5s. July
81 II 10 August ~ o. 3S, september ~ O7 IA Oc
tober ~ o. 10, December IL Os ls. May, 1892,
81 IL IL.
Cori-May 75 1-2, June ~, July 20, August 90 II
cents.
oats-May IS 5s, June 81. July SO IA cents
Lari-May 81, June 81 IL, July 81 "a, August
81 3d bid. and september ~ 80.
The receipts Of grain and GOur reported Yesterday at
NewYork Piladelphla. Baltimore and Boston were a
follows Wheat. 53434 bushels corn, 81 502 bushels
oats, 12s.0H4 bushels; total grain. 5000 bushels
flour, 43,66G packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and
st Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 05,O72 bushels
corn 4O3O52 bushels oats. d. ,401 bushels; total
grain, 7O6525 bushels; flour, "a 0l5.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET-

NsyYG'F THYrsda April SCDEEyEsanscepts g.
carloads shipment in drescd qaarter and y carloods
for West 40thst slsugherers. NJ trading Of Importance
Cows q 80 50 s" per head and do for ssi. FEELING
qy & 9r DR., AL I grade & OF ds beev % nrou. quotations or at
7'sSss for Colorado sides and sssSs,c lSS Ss.Ts DO
Stops @ r. ;FlllaS Sad efSn ens '''o1l
The Pomern takes out to-day $50 cae 4e fSr sham an6
;Ae ouHe vii Sc laden Win go 6sGd The Trinidad for
MIcH fa5 GowSo 50 So's s rdss say
sa s fe s%s sS as rS % a @ @ .S. fa s & this ny
s25a|s2 80 per head Including 20 cows sold by Haen
CALVES~RecePts i9SS oSi at oOth-st us OF
S S a& G 10 9a rs % s OS 2Ga dsaey %sa Gs b 5St
prices lc lower Bgttemik calves sold at seG
and and selected hisa Gtc for State calves and Os'
0r ea1e, oGnn s at case for country
ssies--Hnme s Mullen: Is DatteImiik calves. 100 n
Sd5: 1S655:S' s. ss ?S' g. fs z 8 s
q s. f5' o 60 @ @ & E g. Isl ' at At de o. 20
R''oa.S 3 DiSy At hG'!;%a Gs,' g
Is 6 SSTG%Gn Gs y Tea at is S%' lHo " at &C.
40 Gems G 49, Tss X e s g. 81 do III sS ys' g. at l5E r 30 g &
IL? hg: aG % i 'vSsa 1l5 4s Do
&C &C. q d. il3 5 at Do ;clsctsd 1873 ~ at Cc,
SET FldsGst = Ei VII jSs .,
sif1E:P AND LAMBsIReceipts including carloads
direct butchers carloads OF 1877 head car
% aGaff S6 SOS and IFS % TE
markets The light supply caused very frm feeling
for sheep and advanced ac per H. ana yearlng
Lambs also strong. Spring Lambs about he same
as Wednesday, but soc head lower than early III
The Transactions to-day included the sale OF unshorn
Sheep at 80 50ds7 per 100 carload Of light clipped
Ohio do at IS rs wooled yearng Lambs at S3d@s %.
and bunch Of common clipped do was reported sold at
SO 25 The range fOf spring Lambs was from "a 90 to
e. per head ~ - a.. -. ,,7,,to and do,,.,s az
pect TO get 12c tomorrow. Dressed yeafllng Lambs
biaher with general sales at 1Zdl3ci dressed spring
Lambs sold at S56$9 per
Saes-Wllkerson e. Sherman 163 Clipped Ohio Sheep,
" r. Hpple & Co.: $50 Unshon Colorado Sheep, 121 %.
H. Collins 141 Unshorn Western Liant s., "a n, at SO
Newton & Gillett: 1sG Unshorn Pennsylvania Lambs,
Judd & Buekin CHAM: 1e Unshorn state Sheep 90 ~
~ Hume e. Mullen 176 Unshorn State sheep 1899. n:
at 81 so Bucks 12j NJ at 81 II state Ewes 81 10, at
s6 so 2i State Spring Lambs, at - 80 per head ,
Hatlenbeck \ Hollis 152 State sheep Qew Lamosh
B. II Harrington: 1913 Unshor State sheep lOe'. n at
G. Collins 81 Jersey Spring Lambs at q 'oas7 per
Evertt & Co. Jersey lambs. at SO per head.
HOGS-Receipts .? carloads OF ASH heah.2o earlooas
pizs sod at IS 10as5 S. Market quoted pigs
but steady for medium and heavy hogs.
Country dressed unchanged at 52G'2c Tor heaVy 10
light ~ ~ =. . 81.
S. 35 per 100 ID do % n. at % ~.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

a Chicago April 80 (speeiaD-Tbere further llttlo
reaction in wheat to-day, partly result Of the salts
factory and prompt adjustment Of Hutcinsons affairs
partly the result Of covering and partly the re-
suit Of a general rcactionary feeling July closed "a
cent over Wednesday. May, on the other hand, closed
at decline from Wednesday. and only IL cent over
July. The claim that Kansas alive with bugs
and was suffering with dro1th provoked general
smile 4 cable report that Hungary was suffering
from "rust7 led the trade 10 examine the cables
They found both British and Continental quotations
lower. The Price Currents" crop summary was eh-
ceedngy favorable both regards winter and sprng
closed ut 81 o. H. July sold from 81 O4 "a TO
~ % "a, but closed at III O5. II was reported ihat
damage at so.OO0,o0O bushels. The announcement,
that llutcJnsgn's open trades woIld be all setned
through well.knOwn commission mouse was no.ot
to the corn trade that there would be no sacrificing
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01

s :H = gSsi $40 iSes Pgs 3 SD
!SpGsS0aed u! PSfIcd bellies qaoea 5c Ecsed 4, hams s
s%Ssei Do S P'sS SSsS ia,
aVoSae. @dtng Urn az qg9sSo D'Son $50 a9f 10Y
trading ia futures was slow, but prices 70 point.
SsSr r 'ss ss asss Ss '1s0s ;tssS Ss d "a. !eer
s Ss s' S ' sss,I & SerISa sn' so'SSf; Ss1
sS s & Z 2o.& e s.5s$S 0
Is quit good on firm marNet Newstate Creamery, 25d
fancy, 2sd9ssc western do, DO 2fsa-sc; do choice,
:Gfd!Iei % fair 70 s9d 25d26c dairy, hafirkin tubs
q a25 good ssa3Sc wester" f'i initiation cres%ery
Ss sso gSg s oTSGf is ESiSsG
bS btSSc!Ory fancy 2s2$e ars,; ad29 sssqnas l9S
Ing moderately at preyiOus Quotations FACTORY full
sSt SKINS 7acc & 30 i sao. gt%e ylSsSy G
re good to prime, 1otailLc fair to good loa1oac;
5 and ods rp acSc active p'st stase and
rennsyl'9nia fresh, 15Aal52e; Western and North.
sUt AfsCKAw-The market was dull and nominal at
Centrifugal 90 test az lice Sales G26 bags moasses
sugar 50 test at 2'sc At the cone, Excha3ge ttr,
s4easIi June. sSias5s sS July ssSay jS.Y1
anue qac Gu Cubes Lqs &C. xxx FSw$sS FSwfs
Mould "A =" 4',c Diamond "a - ise Coacetioners' "a, -
wood I's; Sse pScnlx "IeS;0 ae EmSr. SSe a@
NO y, 4ec No Z. Lice; No. S, Aci No. 0. l5l0c.
Sd n1 @ ana m nominal city Lara qqoLed at
s,.. ,dS seSc and rTe Prime city quoted
WoOL-The dealings in domestic wool have been com.
pafatycy small during the pact few days but this Is to
Re S win sdS. IDps t peaRs d 50 FEW @
stocks moderate movement was reported at steady prices
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
Eecal Notices.


X NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court of the state
- Of New.YoFk City and County OF New-f YORK.
nsses Lawrence aud others, paintins against |hdes
L. VConnel and others, defendants. -,
,n pursuance OF the Judgment OF 1oreeosure anu Ss'
hg oa!e the 25th day Of March, 1891 the mndersgnea
suction a. the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room
N4nitd. Nos 80 90 Liberty street. in the City OF
nerfork, the 18th day OF April. 1891, at II n by
D. Phoenix lngrsham Co., auctiOneers, ,he lands and
prtnisss described In the said Judgment as follows viz
that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land, with te
buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate lying
snq Png In Twelfth Ward OF the city OF Newly ork
lo bounded and containing follows. Beginning % the
of9 formed by the intersection Of the nortery suo or
jug nendfedh with castery sde OF te Docle
,V, and running thence nOrtheTy, along the eastefy
noe OF the Boulevard twentysx feet ten inches thence
astiI parallel with hundredth street. ninety feet
Aeiee southefiy, parallel with the Boulevai1 tventyN
W tsa inches 10 the nOrhery SIDE OF one hunaredt
1eeti and thence westerly along tae Dorthery side OF
ons huadisdh street ninety feet to the place Of beginning
I" bne sald several dimensions more or less
DATED New-York. March 20 is ", -
P. & D. MITCHELL, plaintiffs Attorneys d,
1877 Broadway, y. Y.
ss.e Of the above described premises hereby ad.
Mage;
RICHARD II. CLi RKE, Referee.
sale Of the above described premises hereby further
place. ~'' N-~' -N'' '~'-' Nv v" 0"'S 'N N-
Dated. Sew.York, April gath 1891.
RICHARD II. CLARKE, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, L. ls9TwELvE PAGES

Of corn for Ilutchinsons account. The result was
quick rally in price. samples opened ST. stroBg. MAY
July sold from 90 Ii TO 90 j5 and closed mt 63 1S
cent?. The movement was liberal, GIG ears today ;
525 estimated for Friday. oats were firm bad crop
reports Jnv sold from 40 J-s TO - -, and closed
at a. lo cents Hogs were higher at the yards, and
IL provisions wa narrow. but the close showed q
trinlng advance all around.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CQFFEE-The spot market quiet but firm at 1S2c
for No T. Sales. 1000 bags Nos q, and at lsssc
for No T. and 800 bags Santos No (yery unde-
sira6lel at l9c The mlder growths quiet with
sale Of 800 bags MeX,an, $50 bags Savania, 400 mats
Painan, and 200 mats Aukois, on private terms. Inc
speculative market only moderately active the sales
reaching n $50 bags but the closing prices were Jdl1
points above tho Of ast evening Regular first 90
klos). nominal, nod SECOND 40 klos 800 exchange
(pryae), 11's Ieceii~ Rio, 1900 bags; RiosstOek
$4,000 bags Rio ct firm; receipts in santos, 1000
bags Santos stock 100 bags Santos market fm good
average Santos. 900. Amsterdam special To the
Exchange quoted: Arrivals at Netherlands during the
month $4,000 bags deliveries Netherlands during the
MONTH SO, 900 bags stock Nctherands 12sOO0 bags
anOat from East and Java for Enfope, g 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
STAINED.

Good Ordinary......-..6 Low Middling. ......7
Strict 0ldlnsry....6's Middling. $40
Liverpool TEGlGgra%s sS 0a0 1sESo EsSs
1000 bales, of which for speculation and S eX-
port 1000 baes American, 10000 bales Spot mar,
market aggregate $4,000 bales With firm adyices from
Liverpool opening prices indicated advance OF
points though reaction of 3d points had taken place AT
the close.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
ccttnrcs an0 lleellnas.

A MEXICAN, INSTlTuTE-rne quarterly
n meeting VIII be held Thursday. NAV T. 1891, q
o'clock p. % at It's Nos li!lS West sstk-ss.
NJ UTiCE OF PUBLIC MEtTlNG.- Office OF
~ tho New.York Harbor Line Board. Army Building
NewYofk City May l. lo9.-The final pablie hearing q
board matter hsrbor lines siong New.
Jersey mont Of NewYork Ray between cQnmunipaw and
Point Jersey Iirs, VIII be held
building 30 Whitehall street New.YoFk City. TUESDAY,
May TO- 1891, at II a. and following days The pses
all interested PARTIES Is urgently Quescd together
with complete information illustrated BY maps showing
the manner In which the different rIaran opners desire 70
utilize their respective fronts The plan contemplating
exterior islands proposed by the Riparian Commission OF
taken upon the general subject HENRY Il. ABB0xs
BYL Brg. ..tfen.. ". b. A. President 0f the BoaxA
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.

Leaving New.York May 23 and returning July H.
special excursion OF so days to
ALASK A.
outward Via the Pctnr sgqe TAMAADIAN o
Springs etc IIomewaid. after Wishing Alaska, ,a VA
Ticoma Por land etc, and tho NORTHERN rASlSiO ~,
RAILROAD with a week in the YELLOWSTONE Ma
TIONAL PARK.
send for circular (Scrles D) 10 ~,
RAYMOND & WH1TCOMB 257 Broadway, New-NorK'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01

COTrON-The spot market continued quiet. bit prices
without change The sales 1l3 bales for
sumption Port receipts. $3.50 bale. against 600
corresponding day in 1890 The receipts September
been G,537 COZ bales against 0j3 72 bales for
the correspondlnc perOd a wear
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
Goparinersbip &otires.
L = ---------------
az AND 30 VALL-ST.

NOllOh'
The firm Of KIDDER, PEABODY CO.. OF Boston
nd ew.York is dissolved Apr 30, 1891 by mutual con-
snt and any Of the partners will sign in liqudation
The resident mariners OF the old firm Boston will
narc the business and retain the title Of klDDER
PEABODY CO. The New.YorS business viii be carried
IN under the title OF Barring, MAGOUN co. by the
ScwYofk partners ole firm, with the addition OF Mr.
gECII, RARING whom they take into partnership.
KIDDER, PEABODY G. co and BARRING, MAGOUN
CO will continue to act and attorneys for
IARING BROTHERS & CO, Limited, in Boston and
NcwYork respectively They will also act agents for
one another Ia each Of these cities.
KIDDER PEABODY CO.,
Of Boston and New-York
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
FIIRNISHED COTTAGE

no RENT miles from New York acres overlooking
tbe Hudson; /, mile from station; 10 rooms carriage
house hor and wagons For further particulars address
OWNER. Tribune once.
r, LBEKON MONMOUTH BEACH STARLIGHT and
II Kumson Neck.-HOuseS to let, furnished.
Catalogues sent Application.
CHAS S. BROWN. 80 Libery-st
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
I'D KOPOsALS FNR MISCELLANEOUs SUP.

Il PLIES - War Department wilmington ID. u.
April H. 1891 Scaled proposals. IN dupcate viii
be- received at this Office until o'clock p M Monday,
June l. 1891 furnishing miscellaneous Supplies"
sstng Btooms brushes. Soaps Towels &C., 6c for the
Department and IT. Bureaus I'm WahngtCn during the
fiscal yoer June 30 1872 Blank forms Of proposals.
showing the items and estimated quantities. fcquird to-
getcr with Instructions bidders viii be furnished
plcaton 20 this Onch. Bids will be considered each
Item separately Proposals be ndorsed outside
OF the envelope. 'lnpoSas Tor Miscellaneous supplies"
partmcnt
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
miscellaneous
SOUTH AMERICA,

kess,sne mon long resident IN Brazil and Argentine
spy :sd d recently returned from there Is comDeent 70
ts. tnswh concerning those countries Address Ia the
----.nsAhee. bRAZII. Roy 231 nnston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
'iON IMPROVEMENTS IN
n R0P0SATS FOR MATERIAL. COAL ICE

1 &c-O1Ice OF the Public Printer, washington, May
1so1-pronosals for material, coal ice. &C. for use o
the Government Printing ONCE for the fiscal year e9dn9
Iuno "a 1e92 will be received at this office until II
o'clock r. ~ NAV %. 1891. Schedules Gnd inorIati0r
turnisbod unon appicatiOn to FRANK w. PALMER
Public Printer Washington, ID. c.