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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
financial Alectlnss.

A STOCKHOLDERS MEETING of the Petrol
N Guano Company will be Id az II West loh-1S,,
New. DIRK CITY on saturday April iltn at p ~. by
order of ~ STEWART NEW ELL, PRESIDENT
THE NEW.YORK. chicago AND 81 rht 9SdS
RAIf.R0A n CONPANY GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
O N NETWORK, March 81. 1891,
~ ANNI1AT NrFTING OF the Stockholders Of the New
o, Chicago st. Louis RaiiroSd COMPANY iSr nc
held at o'clock a. m. "Wednesday MAY o. 1881 ~ tle
Ccmpany's principal office, ia CleNeand' ONO $1,000.
OFFICE OF THE
MISSOURI KANSAS AND rEAAS
HALFWAY COMPANY,
80 va NETWORK, April 10 1891.
I'M ANIMAL, MEETING of the stockhold-
ers Of the Missouri kansas and Texas S STay Com
pany for the election OF Directors TOT env W. non ~
before the meeting win he held at the gsneTa once =" d one
Company, In Parsons, kansas OF "eu'oS'''' ''0 -'S
day OF May, 1891 at II O'Clock N -, ,ho o,,or,ooo
StoeS transfer books WI % Nav % nSXt '"'
~ -'' - ''' '"0 ' II II. HENSON. Secretary.
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Corporation in Real Estate.
AMERICAN INVESTMENT UNION.
Assets, S3O4,293.73.
Surplus, $73,O37.4s.
Preferred Shares for Cash or Installm'tS.
$40 Guaranteed, Average Profits. 17"o

This Union purchases and in proves centrally located real
estate and divides all profits shareowners in proper
the amounts invested. 1t enables small investors
by cooperation gain the largo profits that capitalists So
cure by investing money shrewdy in large sums The
company combined old welesabshed and successful
principles securing the best possible results,
and yielding larger profits than be secured in any other
safe way Its shares afford accommodating investment for
small sums and when fully paid provide assured in
come profits have averaged II per cent annually for
the last three years 1t has surplus of 30 cent on its
total liabilities methods plain simple and readily
understood lndcrsed by Of experience and stand
ing throughout the States Investigation solicited
OFFICES: STEWART BUILDING,
$50 BROADWAY, NEw-YORK
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY CO.,
4O-42 WALL-ST.

NETWORK, April 3, 1891.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
L pany have declared a quarterly dividend of one and
onequarer 90 per the Preferred Capital Stock
payable May 1, 1891, to stock
holders OF record on that date
The transfer books will be closed at O'Clock p M
April TO- 1891 and reopened at 10 O'Clock a H. May ?
1891. T.. T. NICHOLS, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
Proposals.

CONTRACTORS and Manufacturers will find
" proposal advertisements Of National. State and
Municipal authorities and OF building committees as well
important Of projected IN all parts Of the
United States and Canada no: elsewhere previously pub
lished. I'm THE ENGINEERING RECORD (prlor to 1881
The Sanitary Engineer. NewYorh. sold By leading
NeWsdealers everYwhere.
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APPOINTMENT
FISCAL AGENCY
FOR TIE
STATE OF KANSAS

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that THE INTERSTATE Ma.
TIONAL BANK or THE CITY OF NEW.YOpI has
been appointed the Fiscal Agency OF the OF
and all bonds and coupons OF the state OF kansas or OK
county township, city board education Or rhoo
district In said state, which are their terms pa yabe
Fiscal Agency Of the State OF Kansas In Non york
shall be paid az the said INTERSTATE NATIONAL
BANK.
The appointment aforesaid effect and be in force
from and aftes the fourteenth day OF April A. D. igoi
Given under my hand and the Official sal on nv office
az the City OF Topeka. Kansas this the 21h day Of March
1901. CnAS. IL. HGVEY,
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financial.

STANDARD CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Offer Their Treasury Stock at $40 Per
Share In Lots to Suit Purchasers.
The Price will be advanced to S25
Per Share April IA, 1891.
ua Th' Sdad 4 SSS s0 S s 1 1000
shares Of 500 each fun paid and unassessable
Factory and laboratores, jersey City. N. J. Offices.
90 and 92 broadway. New-YOrk
business Is tie manufacture sale Of drugs and
H eoX a H o ns sSo rey int has
proved such marvellous and unprecedented success In the
profession.
o asd 'h Su pS d
All the physicians who have used predict that the
entire medical profession VIII gladly Prescribe and use
drugs.
The profits from the manufacture Of ouinne In
au;hs Gy'y alone t.. Ds a gSe
million dollars.
The estimated sales will yield prOns of ss5o,ooo per
annum.
These agqsss apply the United states alone and on
The whole civilized world offers ready and az eager
countries in which various Feyers are@prevaleht
The company calls attention the that
Aye S e o o Aqn ss Cor a only Is! PEI s e.
The net % per anhun T be s9qa do to & t the par
placed in the treasury as working capital
provide the to on sG seal ana
to the inS and the Ss s Of the
States the company now selling portion OF the treas
their Sces United Bank Building, 50 and 81 Broadway
NewYorS.
The Company has no Indebtedness Of
any Kind.
The stockholders will be richly rewarded in substantial
dividends. as the company Will pay
DIVIDENDS OF $50 PER CENT
PER AMMUM
on stock costing only $40 share and accumulate hand
some surplus be- ides.
being made to enlarge and equip the
increased demands
The suporinndent estimates that the enlarged facilities
win turn out 10000 gross per annum at net profit OF S4Z
per gross.
Additional engagements will DO made the demand in.
creases.
Among the large stockholders are George w. Dunn.
ESQ President OF the company; Eugene Harvey Esq OF
T. w. Myers Co.. Bankers, Drexel BUILDING Philade!.
Kearney Auctoneers New York; Jos. D. Lynch, Esq,
cw.York George frllyard ESD. New-York; Clarence
Reaaed ESQ.,; ciy E9gIneeFi WqIi Wall: Sew-Y York;
York and several prominent New-York gentlemen who
will have seats in the Board Of Directors later on
Application will made the shares on the New
York Stock Exchange
The company's stock is safe, sound and profitable
investment It's business free from the vcissitudes
that affect most enterprises OF a commercial in
dusrial naturegood bad the Fall OF values
business depression or prosp VIII not affect me earn
stock.
The business and profits will increase year after year.
Applications for stock checks &C., should be addressed to
GEORGE w. DUNN President
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY,
80 and 90 Broadway, New-York
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y R0P0SALS FOK Army SUPPLIES
PROPOSALS FOR STABLE BUILDING

Depot ouartermastsrs Onice Dayd's Island " X u;
March 10 1891 Sealed proposals in utpicate VIII y
reSeiyed until III o'clock a. April H. 1871 and opened
mmcdaely thereafter TO. constructing frame building fof
ard general Instruction; to bidders together With blank al:
once The ght 10 reject all bids IS reserved Y
the United States Captain j. Nee. HYDE, Assistants
Ouartermaster U. S. Army, Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11

kOPOSALS FOh H0PG ~, O,Saoncs on
6ce War Department Washington April 8. 1881, sealed
proposals in duplicate will b. received this oace until
NJ M o'clock on MONDAY. MAY IL. 1891, at which tire
they win be publicly opened for supplying the Ordnance Dc
Iaftmcnt T. 5. Army, with 10 set, Caeh more o. iss 10
Steel arqngs OF American manufacture, for Slneh iV'
inch. and i2.inch guns. Blank forms on when pro 10
posals must be made and all information reQulrsH ~
bidders can be had upon application 70 Brig Gen ~ w
FLAGLER. Chief OF Ordnance.
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The Company has no Indebtedness Of
any kind.

The stockholders will be richly rewarded In subsanti
dividends the company will pay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-09
PRIVATE WORDS FOR WOMEN.

The eminent and successful physicians.
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american ASSOCIATION.
a0foS, May s.-Boston ., Cincinnati
BALTIMORE, May S-Baltimore 10, Louisville B.
AAsHiSGroN Cry, May s.-Wsshington 4,
= Louis 20.
.rnlLApEIrHIA, May s-Athletics 4, Column
bnla
sohowing is the standing OF the clubs up to
10y, including yesterdays games:
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National League.

rss.eAso May s.-With the score II to In
s-1ssSos favor al the end of the sixth inning,
80 o1 relieved Hutchinson with Stein aud
Sss shhan an ace of losing the game. The
Jumped on Stein for ten runs, when
rs ~ came In and pitched the last two men out
- 90 ~ tie Cleveland pitchers and helders
sehieaso most of the runs. Krsuss pitched
ys- s.s1 Three innings in miserable style Then
49, came In and was thumped for three tn
= - rsiFins IN Davis favor. Score: Chicago
rrmseiand L. Batteries: Kittredge caught
a'caso, Doyle and thinner for Cleveland.
May s.-The 6ean-eaters could not
kNms at all today. score: New York :,
fs.ssa Batteries; J. Ewing and Buckley;
Sscn, Ryan and BENNETT.
sh~-oAlfs, May S-The game with the Phil
very sdpshod affair. Kiiroy was
narc DC was rot only pulled out after
I'D inning. but was released on the spo.
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VICTORIA. May Especial 1.-The spring races
OF the Victoria Jockey club, which extends over
two days, opened today with the brightest of
bright weather but heavy track. This was
the result Of long continued rains, and pre-
vented any credttable time being made. Fol-
lowing il . summary of events, the favorites
generally winning, although In the second race
eonsideradle went on RIfton:
Trottfng, 2:40 class = Chamber bay mare
4aude c., won; Rouse's chestnut gelding
Belle VISITS, third. Time, 2.4l, 2:40, 2:s7ll.
Running, half mile and repeat--L W. Mann s
bay stallion Cyclone won easily in two straight
heats; Cameron's Rffton second. Time, 53 and
525<.
Roadsters. gentlemen drivers, owned in the
Province -Tolmie's sorrel gelding Moscow, first;
Mckeon's bay gelding Canadian Boy, second.
Time. 2:52 and $50
FIve-eighths of Q mile dash. gentlemen riders
Won by n. B. wilkinson's Lumpy, though
handicapped BY ten lengths in bad start, in
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BALL PLAYING.
I'd Team Defeats Tacoma,
Fourteen to Nine.
n HITS OFF MARCH.
Leads the National Lsaeue-
fng Of Victoria Raees-Yatal
Accident as Lexi.gtea.


@xIa, Nsy 6-lspeeta- EAverage hitting
~ fcld1ng won Tor Portland the second
70 Ihcoma-P Portland series The score vas
- nd 10 begin with, RoufciifIe took first
~, md stole second Cody came next
tsss hit, scoring Routc1i6e. Than Nc
Guck out and Fuller sailed out to short,
1ippi singled to center for base, scor-
cody. Bergers peppey two-bagser came
nd waited In S1ppL MaSkyey W0 the
81
rouU the ffst 70 stand up for the go9a-
- men, but be failed to kodak Narch's
UoEn manipulation, and struck out
mneht on and sent . timid vhixzer b.
Gboet and third Then Motz initiated
= oIyie, md WestIake veered out 70 Berger.
- second Ardner hit . bali 20 dificult to
- Anson's apostle that the former got
on1oIy, and on the overthrow Of Glensivin
- s1srtsd ON tour Of the bases, but vas
~ q third March took first on balls, sec
= . error Of T. Parrot, who threw Wild to
HOutclide took base ON hallG March
fhiSd and Cody struck out. Ncvey also
- ont, Parrott pulling himself out Of . bad
~ peat shape. In Poftlands second Glen
~ hit By pitched ball: took second on
= ball. Dayrah dew to Fuller. fully was
r. stitched ball and stole second. GlenaI-
o1ed 70 reach home on Pazrott's little In
NJ hut was retired ct the plate.s T. Par
- ri safely, scoring Tully and ". Parrot.
~ ~ safely, scoring T, Parrot, who had
= ooopnd- George ended the troubles Of the
- ~ striking out
= - third Fuller took nrst on balls; sIppi
- ont. while Fuller purIoined second
- 11ed st frst through Glenaivin's assist
s. ~ III safely just back Of second, Fuller
II. The captain promptly stole second,
~ left By Ardner going out 70 George
x6ey lit safe fou1-f0ot hit from home-plate
kafn S<f a hnI1 and "a
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DR. BOWMAN & CO.'S
NATIONAL
PENSARY,
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
sEAxrLE. WASH.

These welJ-knoWn and reliable specialists treat
Al chronic. nervous blood aud skin diseases. also
Al acute and chronic diseases OF the eye and ear.
1ney arc the most eminent physicians on tho
American continent "A surgeons they are
NERVOUS DEBILITY. spermatorrhna semi
nal Losses. Night Emissions, Loss Of Vital Powers,
Sleepiessness, Gloominess. Depression Of Spirits,
Aversion 70 Society, Nearly DISCOURAGED. Lack Of
confidence, Dull ListlesA, UNIT for Study Or Bust
ness permanently and speedily cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFohMkTIES and fmpedi-
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ecrofula, ErysipelAs. Blotches, Errpsions, Eczema
Acne, Ulcers Pfmpios. Pains In the Head and
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URINARY, Kidney aud Bladder Troubles
Weak Back. Burning Urine. Frequency OF Urn.
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Charges reasonable
STRUCTURE cured In from fifteen to twenty
CATARRH. Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured
PILES, FfstAl Fissure, Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
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LADIEs-An FemNs Weakness promptly
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Kidney Complaints. Change Of Life, etc.
once Hours-S M TO p. m sundays. =
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ffeA
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LEXINGTON. May s.-The afternoon pleasure 1t
the race track was sadly marred BY an unfortu-
nate accident. In attempting to cross the track
after the second Hacs and place horse ct the
judges stand J. 7. McFadden was knocked
down and kicked in the head By s'The Kaiser
who was exercising for the third race. He was
carried from the track in An unconscious con-
ditfon, the skull having been fractured, and he
Win probably die. Summary:
Three-year-olds and upward, seven furlongs-
"a Leonard won, Gymnast second, Phantom
third. Time, 1:29E.
Three-year-olds and upward, six furlongs-
Blue Maid won, CofEine Kinney second, ]. T.
third Time, 1:iK,
Three-year-olds and upward, mile-Trust won,
Miss Hawkins second. st. Rorka third. Time,
liz
Three-year-old colts and FLIES, five furlonRs-
Esraday won, German second, Chaperone third
Time, 1.01z
Two Bits won, Renders second, Irish Chief
third. Time, :565<.
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SACRAMENTO, May S.-The races of the Capitol
Tun Club were largely attended today. The
track was In good condition. Summary:
Trot for 2:S6 class-Del Paso won in straight
heats, McMasser . close second, Josie third.
Best time, 2:2Fs.
Racing-Fotres won, z. Norton second, Allie
Benton third. Best time, 2.2s
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H1Feh s.
Iwobase hits-Berger, Maakrey. Ardner.
OeoEIG2, Darrah.
ui6 made-on March Is, OF T. PARROT 8. on
Wedswofth 5.
1eaes on called balls-March ?, T. Parrot S,
NodswoFfh L
Bases from being hit by pitched ball-Asrch 2
struck out-By March 8, T. Parrott T. Wsds-
vuth2
Passed balls--By Cody g.
Time Of game-fwo hours and ave minutsA
dmpfre-Hengle.
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Western Annexation.

y. PAuI, May s.-st Paui S, Kansas City 6
AtlwAuKEx, May s.--Milwankee Is. Lincoln 2
sioux CITY, May s-sioux City IL, Denver O.
MINNEAPOLIS, May Minneapolis IL, Omaha
Following is the standing of the clubs up to
10y. including Yesterdays gamer:
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DIR. PL0UF
Cured Ne
AFTER ALL OTHERS
FAILED.
oFWAsHINGTON,)

STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF KING,
SEATTLE, Wash, April IA, 'oI.
Miss Mary M. Willard, first being
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find relief. until she began using DR..
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after using four bottles of his medicine
she finds herself entirely cured. My
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/ cheerfully give my personal expert
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may call on me-
MARY M. WILLARD.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
SEAL FRED HI. PETERSON,
Notary Public, State of Washington,
Residing at Seattle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
A woMAs's DISCOVERY

"Another wonderful discovery has
been made, and that, too by lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years che
withstood its severests tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months she
coughed necessarily and could not sleep.
She bought of us bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption and was
SO much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept sill night, and with one
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". c. Hamrick & Co., of shelby n. G.
Get free bottle at Hartz & Bahnsen's
drug store.
EPOCH.
The transition from long lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the individ-
ual. Such a remarkable event is treas.
ured in memory and the agency whereby
the good health has been attained is
gratefully blessed. Hence it is that SO
much is heard in praise OF Electric Bit
tiers. So many feel they owe their res-
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Alternative and tonic. If you are troubled
with any disease of kidneys, liver or
stomach, of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use of Electric
Bitters. Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
Page sIcPherson,s op.rations

ST LOUIS, April 2l-The disappearance
of Page Mcpherson, the well-known
broker, is rapidly developing into dis
graceful affair. 1t is alleged that he stole
bonds and cash from the Mining ex-
change, and also hypothecated stock left
with him by customers for sale, and ap-
propriated the money to his own use He
overdrew his account with his own firm
nearly $4,000, and finally drew draft for
81, 500 on Mccormick & Co., of New York,
and got the money from local bank The
draft has been protested. His financial
liabilities are now estimated at over $40
OOO
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
TENEMENT HORROR AT GOTHAM.
Child Roasted Alive in His Rescuer's
Arms-A Woman's Awful Lean

A Child Roasted Alive in His Rescuer's
Arms-A Woman's Awful Leap.
NEW YORK. April PA fire yesterday
in the six-story double tenement house
1874 Henry street, caused panic among
the many inmates. Philip Dietz IS
months old, was so badly burned that
he will die. Rosa Gambisky, aged 10
years, was badly injured by jumping from
the third story to the street. She would
undoubtedly have been killed had she not
landed on the shoulders of fireman. She
sustained conclusion of the back and
was taken to the hospital The fire
started in the apartments of Morris
Deitz, on the first floor front
Carried a Flaming Child Downstairs.
Patrick Gillen rushed to the door of
Deitz's apartments, but it was locked. He
burst it open and grabbed the two chill
dren, Mary, aged years, and Philip, the
latter being developed in flames, and.when
Gi lien reached the sidewalk the boy was
almost roasted to death. The building
was occupied by seventeen families.
Deitz and his wife were both from home
during the fire, one at work and the other
at market.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-21
A Philanthropic Lunatic.

NEW YORK, April 2L-Dr F. Ferris,
of the Flatbush insane asylum, reported
at police headquarters Sunday night that
Robert Dunlap, patient at the asylum.
had escaped. He is the man who put his
overcoat over the legs of George Washing
tons statue at the sub-treasury one day
last winter because it was cold day, and
who threw money from the Stock ex
change gallery for the gamblers to scram-
BILE for, because it had been hard winter
for the bows