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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
4 RrcH DISPLAY or SPRING DRESS GOODS.

spring opening has begun In the cNteh'i' u
ablisnuent y. ~. Williams Co.. on"-huiul'da1'
twenty f,hst and Third.aNc all departments 81 this
esabs great quantities OF spring and summer nov
cities arc shown The assortment % cars and jackets
comprises everything that & sca,Onahc In sNl" ana h"
nal Both imported domestic GOOD arr shown ih'
ocss Goods commits full line woolen, AMI domestic
French India and China silks some beautiful patterns
I'm light figured Powered goods aIe shown In NIL
ncry the variety and varied that any adequate
description impossible. Largo numbers Of hcautu H.
ported hats shown We'll rs many OF the hrns own
nauufact, r., made after original designs
The way irm Ia, grown evidnc" OF the excellence
OF II, goods years the establishment consisted
Of single store 1880 feet IN ara Additions have been
made wear after year growing business demanded
them until now the occupies Ave threestoy buildings
thrown into one. Such progress tells ts own story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
rxoCKrvC; A HOLE IN AN OLD FRIGATE.

Another of the ancient craft Of the uniteu e'a'es
Navy was a victim OF bad seamanShp ABOUT i o'lo'"
Yesterday morning II the old frigate Vermont
,.hich two wears ago was converted into a sailors
barracks a place for seamen and landsmen 10 aoiuc
from the time of their enlistment unti 'HeS d'o
detailed for duty on scagOing ships. she lies along
eide of Cob Dock moored fast with great chain cables
When everybody excepting the officer OF the oecN
and the ouartermaster watch was fast asleep Inc
Wilkcsbarre having missed her bearings dri'eo as@
he side OF the war-scarred frigate and stove ioe
,on feet by six clear through her port SIDE the Do"
or stem of the schooner going into the room VI
Seoman Palmer The hulk hecled over ana the shoes
between the dock and the sarboard side OF thc snip
nupcbed other holes through her pankng All hands
were called and Lieutenant Commander {. a. Adahls'
the executive officer had boat lowered to examine tne
damage All of the breaks were above inc "dNr-
line hence there no danger OF the oIu nun, nuin
siukinC even if She had not been lying on DaIIn
Of mud The Wikcsbarre kept on her way, not eNS e
paving attention to hail a. to VINO ana "liat sm
iroS She had her bow so badly stove anu
,yTenched that she returned and anchored on lne
Jersey fats. from whence she was TAKEN al suhS0'
20 the drydock at Erie Basln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
mn r1 rCT 4 MAJOR FOR THE TWENIl -SE'OND'

ALTON uoi,,rc for . long time for the 22d Regiment
. .,,r,o IL. normal condition. in view Of the many
.io,o,+ u,bcayals which it has undergone WIN"
hc last wear a meeting has finally been calieu l"
cIcct a major At the time the first ciecuoh wa
held about year ago. for the election OF HcH'on"V
colonel. there a bitter contest Dc'"'0" iLo
90 Tho first election was set aside on
ccorrt NJ alleged irregularities, and at the aeCo"u
election both candidates withdrew in favor OF MAJOR
cl0't''" O 49,, IL was elected Lieutenant
"iia"cI L NO has proved himself GOOD Olh'cI' dIln
Soio,i o ,enn,aI Satisfaction. The meeting 10 clc,t
major in his place viii be held on Mona 10 be- Inc
""b..st Gnuht about the election Of Captain Uranium
bartlett Of company D. 10 the higher ,r Ro nnapy
Imam partctt has been In the National uutIu IcdIlS
49, .' 80 lie was commissioned d fist lieutenant
in Company Of the 9th Regment on AP t' On
d nnomb"r + ls5s The latter position he has since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

First Aid tn the Sick and Injured" lefore inc uufl
GRADUATES and friends OF the van norman i"
TUT az No 2s2 West 7ist-st. o
At the Manhattan Liberal Club meeting az No ~
Fat Fftenth.st this evening, Dr. H. >. Dia' 'on VII.
lecture on suggestion Insufficient Explanation Vi
HypnO,ism." ,. a., v.,t,cs =,
va. riy,rI last evening the hall 81 the houh4 M'"s
Christian Association bv Bishop H. Chauhcey h'3' HUI"
s,,,l.ro d. Chile. south America. The speaker gave
a. arcount OF what the traveller sees, who Vl-- 'eN'o'
"a -, "a o,her Leading Suanish- American Republics ana
uiu.traed his remarks with coorcd views Of graz p'uy
and interest The main aim Of Bishop l'l'' was |" IL,
.r.t his audience in the Christian Work ~hg c'rfeu
on IN Mexico and other lands where inc 9ps
~ .r,I,, .,,,ken The proceeds Of the lecture VIII DO
devoted 10 this work, and contributions were Soc'Nu
4 large audience present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

porid Transit Commission No 90 Wllliam.st.. 8 D. m
italian uass.mecting Cooper Union. D. H.
LAFAYETTE Post meeting Masonic Temple, { 80 D. H.
Nass.mcrting Of Italians No. 1lS Mafketst' Newark
D. IL. ,.. W.
initial No 2o2 East 22d-st.
Lincoln Club subscription dinner, Brooklyn, evening"
Inquest on Midget Wood. Corone''s Office
Henry c. De Miles lecture on the Drama facAarus
business College. IL a. III.
txce,.,or Camp Sons OF Veterans. reception. Lyric
Han. u. IL.
Netinc ,elatye to statue for Archbishop Hughes. Dc
La sale Institute. d. m.
Outlook Club meeting Montclair. y. j.. 3 D. m
Io,u.o bv professor &, r. Newccmb mental
Philosophy" College Of the City Of Nev-York 4 D. IN
Professor II. II. Boyesens lecture on MediaeVal "et
man Literature. Pratt Institute. Brocl:yn. D. NJ
American Chemical Society. University BUILDING D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ANEURIN JONES GETS HIS PAY RAISED.
PARK COMMISSIONERS IL A oUANDARY OVER


PARK COMMISSIONERS IL A QUANDARY OVER
CARROUsEL PRIVILEGES
The Park Commissioners expressed their apprecia-
ton OF the services Of Aneurn Jones' superintendent
of Prospect Park yesterday by adding 500 70 Ills
.oIarv Captain Luscomb. who practlscs law curing
the intervals in his duties as Park commissioners
c,p,sin of a militia company and president Oi
bicvclo club. and who inspeCts the Park from MS
,rhee moved that the salary Of Jones be increased
from So 600 "a year 10 $500. lie said that when
the Invaluable service Of Jones were secured he hah
been pfom,cd that IL his services proved satisfactory
he should receive $3.50 lie had been on trla iOf
two years, and he had shown himself fully competent
for the place. IN the past the superintendent hau
Lec Granted the ouSe Of house on the East side LauS
,r.e and thi, amounted TO 800 year. Jones pre-
tcrr,d 10 live among his fellow Welshmen IN New
York. 80 il would be right and Just to add 'hi'
sum TO his salary. The increase was unanimously
ordered. ,, r
The Park Commissioners are in a dilemma oVe'
e effort on the part of Thomas 5. Rockford to secure
tine earrousel and goat carriage privileges IN !ofps
park lie i, backed by leading Democratic PodlIitI
and offers ~ 900 year for the prlNetee ,,c.s
the came as IsadOrc IsaacS, who has lli1 te ~.
fnr twenty years, paid last year. Now tne "aT d
offers $1,000 for the privileges for Two years. anu
refuses 10 sell his plant 10 Mr. Rockford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
.rrr,t,PrrS To THE SryDAY-SrHOOL.

"Auxiliary Societies TO the Sunday-school' was the
general subject Of three addresses delivered last hlSht
at the monthly meeting Of the East side SundaySch'ol
Union in the Presbyterian Church Of the Sea ana Lahd
The Rev william II. Lawrence Of the FOr'yth street
Methodist Episcopal Church. described the 'Ep""f'h
Lcaclc and C. d. Campbell. Of the Union Theological
Seminary told about the workings OF a typical loinE
Ponies Society of Chf stan EndeavOr. Colonel B :.
OsbOr commander Of Naval Post G.. y. H., also t"ll
Of the good accomplished by the o>bon Cadets III re-
claiming boy, from the street, through the attractions
of military drill +. BueckbAncr presided, Win
j. Wells NauGhtOn q, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
DIME NOVELS CORRUPTED TIE BOY.

A boy named David McGOnngle OF NO. l42 echer'
r,erboyn.s 81 who read dime novels until he became
infatuated with the idea of managing his home 10 SUIT
himself and who armed with knife and a revolver
assaulted his stepmoher, arraigned BEFORE foico
Justice Walsh yesterday. several days Oh cohh"o
ment in Raymond street jail had cooeu HIS ai"O' ''
when he saw his stcpmother. whom he had siappeu III
h face and undertaken to use knife upon, he burst
INTO tears and cried ont: Don't send me 10 prison.
again, mamma, and I'll promise to do better IN tn'
future The boy pleaded that he had only one ki1
and a revolver and he would sell them ana WouIt
read any more bad books if he were let CO. Mr. Nc
r;"rnIrle said she would give him announcer chdh0c'
tIis father is q wekn0wn business man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
SEVERAL WOMEN FELL DOWN STAIRS.

A kerosene lamp exploded in the apartments OF
,s,ac Erevey who occupies the top floor OF the 'h'ec
story frame tenement house No. 10 Ewen-s'', az
O'Clock Yesterday morning. Mr.. Breyer ana IFS i"iIs
were asleep in the apartments at the time' anu wa
not until the rooms began to fill with SMOKE 'ha' e,
were awakened With difficulty they re''"eu ''0 N,
IN safety in their night clothes The cry OF he rseu
DO ,ho Rrever family as they hurried through the
railways aroused the other families who jumped rom
their beds and fastened to escape. During the eAoo
mcnt several women tumbled down the STAIRS, p Dn'
cscaped without serious injury. When the fIIe ~
nartment reached the scene the flames haI C0nmnhl
raed 10 the second floor occupied by J2n HON. Inc
fire was eXtinguished with a loss OF S1,oOO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
MAYOR GRANT REVIEWED TIE REGIMENT.

Mayor Grant reviewed the 18Th Regiment Ill tIe
flatbush Avenue Arnory last evening. About 2'ooo
ncr,Ons were in the armory Mayor Grant was
accompanied by Park Commissioner Gallup. Mayor
and Mrs. Chaplin, the heads OF the brooklyn depart
mcl!.s General 4lcLcer, commanding the second
brigade, and many public men and politicians were
present The regiment was drilled by Lieutenant
Colonel Harding and then Colonel Austen took com
mand and the review and dress parade took place y
retention and dancing followed the military mano3uvre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
CALLING THE ELL A STEAL.

A mass-mectng was held last night at the Wigwam
I'm Bedforave., North SXths to protest against
the passage of the Bytnes rer-Lne bill. which Will
rive into the hands of the Standard OIL Company and
other corporations waterfront valued at $G.0OOoOO
The meeting was called by the citizens and business
men, who packed the hall almost to sufoca-iOn. James
Murphy presided and addresses deprcCatng what they
called gigantic steal were made by \. Alton Grant,
Arthur summers. Martin brennan and Thomas Kcnna.
Resolutions were also adopted dcnOuncing the bill and
copies of the resolution will be sent to the state senate
audi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
Music BY PRINCETON STUDENTS.

The audience assembled in the DeKalb Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church last evening was entertained
by concert given by double quartet assisted by the
mandolin club of Princeton College. and Mr.. Adams
pcrformtc on the either. The numbers on the pro
rIalumc were well received. and there were several
recalls. Tie entertainment was for the beneht af Il
benevolent organization of the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
OUTCOME STEI uERS.
SATURDAY. MARCH .
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YO DIRK ...THURSDAY,M MARCH 10. 1891
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Wells CITY Tr) Gore Bristol Feb 81 Swansea
Mar mdse 10 James ArEc Co. Arrived al ina bar Al
= m, .,..oo, ,.oo-a,, mr., Nood,o ,Ioscoyr MIR
MovIe ) and passengers To Austin Baldwin - co.
Steamer Ynmu Nor ih, Baracoa 40 days with frut
Monc- & CO. Arrived Al The bar at 4sO y IA
steamer H. Mar. Mason. New orleans days. with ndse 10
Steamer Od DOMINION Couch Richmond Norfolk. with
rndsc and pa sscngers old dominion - 90.
searrr Iawncc TTibou. Wilmington, Sc with mdsc and
STEINER IA + irmock Berry Boston. with IL
Sim uacIo Ger. Lukcns, Bremen SO days. with mGse
Sip It paul roid IAvcfpooI 20 dave. with salt to p Rob
nson q 60. vessel TO Chapman 4. co ,. , oo...
to order: vessel to Thco Ringer a Co.
sUNskT-wnd at SANDY Ho,S ire'h' Il cloudy
AtCIty lsand-fresh, y =. cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Prior (r Graham RIO Janeiro ant Santos
BaliimorcIJ IL winch, ,eT d F 20. Doco del oro
Steamer Alvena tBrJ Mackay. Kingston Port lmon &c
steamer Neptune (3r Fraser. Moniego Bay. JaJ Kerr
Steamer onnoco O,r) Garvn. Bermuda-A L outerbudso
steamer CITY OF Birmingham Berg savannah Walker
steamer Jenncy West Point. V1-Oa DOMINION
Steamer Roanoke. Hupners. Newport News and Norfolk
y Sin'Imr1 IL VI whtucy liaIiett Io.on-II Dimock
sIip Beethoven tIi smith Copenhagen snow & burgess
Bl iT Saa Lconado iia feiiiri dc oTeJ " Par
BARK Wilhelm Mack Gen. Brush, Limerlck-C Tobias d
~ SAILED.
Steamers Rngia for hamburg Holqnin Gbara; Ornoco.
Bermuda Fdut;i Wilmington; Roanoke, HewpOft news;
ricnmond. West Point Va.
Har0s Isabel, FOR Shanghai; Thisnsn, Bfuus"IcA' IA
big Morning Light. for Dcmcrlrt.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS.
Mar l~ae. sieI'uer CITY OF chester obj,
Lewis f.p.I hence for hew-Nork
Mar IOArrlyed steamer Bohemia 1"er schroe'
der. from New iofs ,..,,---..- D.,
Mar Arrived. steamer EhAetia tGer kulewcn from
New. York.
ANTWERP Mar ls-Arrivei steamer Chicago tBr Watson.
from. New. York
HAvEI Mar lS-Saile steamer Calico trfor New lork
LONDON. Mar lt-Saled, steamer Biesk tBr) ior New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

to the police yesterday. She left her home ie"
days ago, and said she wouh not be back for a iohs
time because her mother reproved her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
Announcements.
LR. STArFoRD,s OLIVE TAR

" Is specific for -
BRONCHITIS COUGHS. ASTHMA. GROUP, WHoOp
iNCi C0UGI, sCARLA1INA. ara al form, q COX S
Tor Burns Scalds and Chllbains apply owe Tar
PAIN WILL INSTANTLY CEASE
Sold everywhere. 80 cents per DottIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


SIM r,.e.55s Moon sets S IS Moons age 10
WATER
u-eandv Hook 33, GOV Island zOt Hell Gate 30
y W-Sandy HOOK. - Island 4jS Hell GATE o:3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

Some of the fashionable matters have
very neat imported Derby of rather
odd brown shade, trimmed with con-
traSting band and binding; pretty hat.
We have its twin brother, the only
difference being that theirs is "EngllSh"
and fetchcs six dollars; ours isn't Eng
lish and sells for Three Dollars. Per
haps there's salve in the English
makers names. Depends upon the
wearcr
We have all the fashionable blocks
in Spring Hats of our unsurpassed
Three Dollar quality. Lower cost Hats
if you want them; $3.50 and SOU.
And a good Silk Hat for 50.
A FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT IN OUR
WARREN STREET BUILDING.
ROGERS, PEET g. co.
nsTJ HfEMEa R ma9ess
STORES 32dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

Browns Camphora,ed Saponaccous Dentlfrlce
Z. the hest tooth uowdc world FOR preserving tho
teeth .'Kcfreshlng and delicious" IS cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..

20 WI-SI " IIs9I'
D,s.,ses the Nervous system Gent0 Urinary organs.
and Starlltr. Hours 70 !. . 10 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
Dipioeno Notices

n, HE INTEREST due July 1, 1891, on tAs
L following bonds is payable Banking Hous< =
koUNIzE BROTHERS, No. 120 Broadway (kQuitsss
Buidng), New-Yogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

:. >. i,440, go 81, 5s7 .O25 $3.50 no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

State bonds and city bank stocks alike were
stagnant.
Railroad bonds were fairly active at reoedins
prices In some issues late rallies recovered part
of the extreme loss but the pressure generally was
not relaxed to the close. Richmond terminal 5s
ended at a net decline Of / per cent at 62. Mo
bile and Ohio generals were off per cent at ga.
Chicago and Northern Pacific first dropped l-2
DER cent to 70 l-2 and the same loss was scored
by Northern Pacific consol IS at n ga. Read
ing issues were 1-4a1-2 per cent lower. Re1er-
ence is made to our full report of bond sales.
Money on coll was easy with the business done
at 1-2a3 per cent. excepting few loans at 3 l-2
per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges S67,1 $50; balances. S4.052, 46S.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Cleartng
House SAIL 3s. Its net gain balance since
Friday was SAL 1877. made up by gain Of $1,000
SO currency. less loss of 81 .018.45l coin. The
two DAYS operations included Receipts. S6.746.-
271 PAYMENTS Sc. 704 .534: resulting in general
balance of $134.73ll56. consisting Of Sll3.524.-
5S1 coin and $2l ,206.575 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washin0ton re-
ceived to-day $4o7,1ss National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were $537.323 the inter
nal revenue receipts 81 .0S9 0s2. and the mscella
neous receints S4S.516.
oday's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Net gold on hand $40 siiS 800 2s4 Pc: sssis75
Net silver On and. 29,4C0eSs 2s7jd 81 Inc 1851 4S
Ne. les al tenders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON Il. r. II. Co.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
- NEW.iORK 2ith June 1891.
II OR THE PURPOSE of a quarterly dv-
\ dend. PAYABLE on the 18th day o. July next ihe
transfer books Of this company will BE- o'clock
y: M, Tuesday. the aoh inst and roapened az ia
O'clock q. M, on Thurs the 1oth OF July next.
E- V. RCSstTEI., Tressurtf
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THE WABASH RAILROAD CONF
10a BROADWAY.

A DIVIDEND of per cent mas I neai p uy
~ ciarad nv the Board OF Directors OF ne 49,
r,d Tomnany on Debenre Bonds Series TOE ~ aIc
vea ending June 80 1891, same being psyao's sders
OF the Company on ana atsf jury - 'o"N' ~
record OF June 80 1891 , r. o11rrsoN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

FINpLAY. TT. WAYNE & WESTERN r r. Co,
COUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds que ,Se
" July LIST, 1891. will be paid At maturity oy inc
Washington Trust Company presentation
w. c. DORNIN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

Total shares sold Ter tho day $4,000
lOOS lUUss 2lOOOU
y dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, June 20, 1891.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, June Up M
To-day's stock market was not entirely salts
factory TO operators on either side OF the account
Although the activity was moderate compared
with the excessive dulness which preceded the
late recessions of last week, the business was not
commensurate with the expectations aroused Dy
the selling movement of Saturday, and 1t indicated
continued timidity the part OF the bear rae
ton. even if il was olso proof Of an untetueo
feeling among holders The variations In prices
also pointed to the same conditions OF I'M
certainty. Engagements of Sl,oOO,00o goid 1or
export by to-morrow's steamers furnished cor
roboration of the predictions made IN well-lh-
formed banking circles that considerable sum
would 20 out OF port this week, but as the OUT
flow Is governed by Influences which ballle or,
binary calculations the market can hardly ne ssla
to reflect this feature OF the sltuauon tet
there was little else in the line of news to affect
It may be conceded that London orders to buy
were In the market at the opening. and the
strength Of ST. Paul may be accounted lot
thereby. But II that be true. 1t would look as
though discrimination were exercised against
Louisville and Nashville, which, on unusually
active dealings closed lower, even after rally.
Liquidation must also be accepted to explain the
weakness In Northern Pacific preferred, while
Lake Shore was heavy on further sales which seem
to represent foreign pressure Inc weakness weakness
to the net gain recorded by Lackawanna; IL may
have been as local in origin as the break in Chi
cago Gas. The frmness Of Atohison contempora-
neously with the decline in Missouri Pacific Ia
not so easily explained. Confusing as the move
ments of the day seem to be. it Is clear that the
late rally made as if by common consent, but
it was attended by dulness, and II failed to re-
trieve previous losses except in q few instances.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Except for small sales of District Of Columbia
COUPONS at ILL., the Governments bond market was
neglected Asking prices for the Is were changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS
IN JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW r. z. CO.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

,r,I, ,,rcuTcAN ViEIi ~ p, I15l
gives notice y the holders u cent and Der
sc onsondat a. Mortglee Bods Of the Jackson. Lans
and Saginaw X. X. Co. (the per being etme
called "Northern Exten on Which become due sent
Der next That payment OF said bond will be extend d
ten years from that date With Interest az the rate Of
ceg..
Semi annual rteres, coupons Of the Michigan Central
r. Co., payable March and September WIN b. at,chei
ans such bonds stamped for extension presented the
1891. 49,
Holders requested rive early notice OF .hcr IN.
tenon o accept the above offer stating
All bonds OF the above issues offered for renewal
VIII be paid this Office NewYork City on and after
September /. HENRY PRATT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
Uiploen Aotiees.

The IMPORTERS AND IRA DE4s' NATIONAL bA'A
NryW.YOkK. June 10, lSil,
DIVIDEND of Seven per cent OUT Oh c 1
n earnings last SIX months hsS s Juiy next
gsa ~ bools viii remain closcd TIL that daec
Inc ~s"sio' "''N' EDWARD TOWNSEND, Cssnsr.
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.si4e,7s1 ,75s s14e. es2, 500 Inc. 500, 74s
=. 27,411,117 n, 42S, 1873 Inc. 1905

deposits Tn banK Y fIIfIII EIT-o TOO IIU' IfiVIV
Net cash SIT 42s75 s77 seOoss Inc. s2177o4
The sterling exchange market is quotably
higher to a slight extent. There was a small
supply of bills drawn against arbitrage purchases
of stocks, but the scarcity of commercial bills
continues The following are the revised quota
tions for actual business Bankers bills 81 SO LA
81 s6 "a and 81 IS 1-2aS4 80 "a for long and
short sterling respectively; French francs, $40
and 5.l7 Ia; reichmarlis, ,95 IA and 95 7-S
In London British consols were l-8 higher for
money at 95 7-I6, and 5-16 lower for the account
at the same quotation. In the open market money
was in full supply at S-sal 1-2 per cent for dis
counts and 1-2a3-4 per cent for daily balances.
Bar silver held steady at As 3-4d. an ounce.
Rupee 1-2 per cent bonds were quoted at rs Ia.
American railways were weak, with several sharp
declines, but the closing a shade better in
some instances. At Paris French 3 per cents
opened weaker at e4.95. but closed shade better
at 95.l2 l-2. Sight exchange OH London was
quoted at 1925 l-2.