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District court met in Apache county to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, June Typ. 10.
There was no change in the character of the
speculation in stocks to-day. The opening was
fairly strong on special rumors from London that
the Bank Of England rate of discount would be
reduced to-motrov. They were printed before
the openinr of the New-York market, and for
this reason they we're exposed to suspicion, be-
cause the action of the governors Of the Bank
Of England is never made known before their
meetings To support the ruinor there was IN the
early dealings little arbitrage buying of the
stocks Supposed 10 be most largely held abroad.
Ii is worthy of notice that the favorites Df
London Spectators lost little more than l-2 per
cent on an average, and that, aside from the
industrial stocks, the largest losses were suffered
by Missouri Pacific, Western Union ana lie"
other stockS 10 which quotations have hC9
been granted by the London Stock Exchange. VI
course, it is needless 10 say that chicago Gas was
first in point OF activity. It's final loss OF ABOUT
| per cent might be interpreted as an lndlcat0l
of a settlement between the company ana the Guy
if both interests were not hungry 1Of 11fther
spoiiS. The stock Is bonanza thai Is not Hkely
soon to be abandoned. The decline IN Missouri
Pacific was aggravated by rumors that the dlvl-
dend would Ike reduced simply because a quorum
of the directors could not be obtained Inc
usual dividend will be paid, but the weakness oil
the Stock proved a lack OF support.
The closing was weak at about the lowest points
on suggestions Of fresh financial troubles IN
Europe. The names of the foremost houses III
London and Paris were mentioned III a dlsparaglnS
way, but there are excellent reasons for believing
that the liquidation in Europe has been pracucally
completed. The closing was weak nevertheless,
on selling for the long, rather than the Snort ac-
count.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions i'll Government
bonds, but the market was firm in tone at these
quotations
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DELAW AR i, LACkAWANNA AND

- Shortest Line. Vestbued Pullman Coaches
A m-IInffalo OswegO Express, via Paterson for
water Gap, stroudsOurg scranton Bpghamt0n, Owego.
bSfSe, Wateryie. Mebdea spggss utica. NJ. Morris,
int medatc stations. CoGnect at scranton with trains
for Ptton Wilkesbarre Danyile, and Northumberland:
AZ Buffalo With trains for the West
70 a. Naturalization Mail, Via BOonton.
D. n.-Blnghanton aud Elm!la Express FOR Water Gap
stroidsburg SCRANTON, owego WaveI, &c.; connects 1t
Scranton with for Pittston Kingston aud wilkes
barre 49,
80 D. N. tdaily-Bufao Limited Express via Pater-
con- Tor strondsburg scranton BlnRhapon. owego Wa
verify. Elmlra, Corning, Bath Wsyland Danville, Mt.
Morris. SC. arriving IN Burslo at 80 m.
. D. IN. daily. buffalo kchhad Springs and Oswego
Express FOR StOuds6urg, Scranton Bnghamton, Cortland
Syracuse Fulton. Greene oxford. Norwich. Sherburne,
Wa.eryirc Utica, &c and AZ points Buffalo Division
connects with trains for the West
NJ EW-YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
- EAILWAY.-1Tans leave West 42f-st. follows
(tweny minutes earlier foot OF Jaystl 80 u
for Mcdlet0wn. EllenNille. Liberty Delhi Norwich,
Oneida 0swego Chicago; 4:sO p M for Campbell Hall
Midletown, Eenvlle. Liberty; g 10 Tor Middle.
town. Liberty. Walton. Oneida, Central Square. oswego
Rochester, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago, st. Louis
DAILY; All OTHER trains daily except saadys Tickets.
Passenger Agent l6 Exchange Place. N. y
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Railroads

VII
THE FAST LINE
600 A. M.luiuan Ve.tbuie Sleeping ana Pailor Cars
ArTites Cioye,and b ~ a. m, COLUMBUS ~ T. o n,
cCnnScs. al also j. for IoIqdo eScept sasurday
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1cSo nv and s Room SceSSp d s Ss and
Observation Cars prosecuting nnsncal reports stenog;
mad barber SHOP eiay, and - The cOnyenisncos q
home OF once LEgtea 6g -iSnaGS sd ma Ri
eSeo :45 a. M next day ''''''''
$50 tno SP yesS ScIS 9SS Cars da
York, and Dining Cars tom Ne@-YoTk 70 ST. LOUIS
lnmbus Arrives Cincinnati 10 go a m and St. Louis
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 r. M.-pullman vestlbule Sleeping Dining smok.
ng and Pennsylsania Railroad Vestibule Passenger
s rs next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$3.50 T. W. pullman VeSbulo Sleeping Car NewYork 70
pna @g a st. Ht e. i and and F@Ha
p. M. Cincinnati $50 p M. Chicago 80 D. next
ne a% o e Gi and 10 rd ds RSep
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
caso WewYorR to Mmp6 va 0af o Shenandoah
s 'sTyi MEEK es aay s at and So G At 5 Re
r., second morning Connects for Toledo daily and
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express OF Pullman ParlOr Cars
UltIEo Dining Car to B@tim0iel daily except sunday
OCCASIONAL Lmted DAILY, with Dining Car at 20 D m.
90 80 and ii 100 a. H., 10 So 20 and o 90
p m and Il rs night. For Baltimore only. 100
Sunday, 10 and 80 H.. 80 3 100 and :00 D. M.
a1d 10 rs night.
FOR ArE1ETIC CITY, 80 p. m. week days with
Through Buffet P9rlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 6:20, 90 100, $780, 40 Chicago Limited
with Dining Gar. and 10 no Washington Limited, with
Dining Can aud IL 200 a. L 20, 100, 10 2 80,
p N. ana - is night. Accommodation, II 10 NJ.
4:i0 and 200 ,. M. Sundays, Express, 0I33 :S0.
900 TO limited, and 10 100, 30, 200, $50.
$500 q 80 700 Ond 300 p. H., and u Is night
Accommodation. 7 100 p. m.
For ables Of trains 20 local points the Penn.
syVtnia kaiOad System, apply ~ the following Ticket
ONces Nos 49,, $40 and 044 Broadway. 1 Aston
House, and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt ss. 4
Court-st, $50 Fult9n-st ana rG9klyn Annex station
Station, Jersey City.
The Ncw.YorK Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10 d
tlnetion. -
UHAS. L. PUGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PaSsr Agent
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD

/ pNU FToM FOOT EAST 3ITH.ST., FOR
cREENPORT. RIVERHEAD, 20 a. M, 800
g q; SH T%EioR, The HAMPTOYs 20 a. m, 20
P S 5G&SrE. s@o 10: 80 a. m 800 400 $40
SuIG{;y 80. 80 10 80 a. NJ 20 500, 20,
20 $50. 90 10 800 M u 40 p M lWg n
PORT JEFFERSON. N0RTHPORT IINIiNTl0N,
100 d. H. 20 p. 20 D. M Go NorthpotV' Suu''
T0Yy7SrTa GNY, LOCUST Valley GLE5N, COVE
30 20. 80 co. II 10 p. NJ ("ednessdays ana SAT-
Treys on sunday go 20 a w. T 5g 10 80
m 30 20. 90 10 100. ITO p. M. Sundays.
''%2kVyFENE. FAR EOcKAwAY va ~. & H. B.
Ry $50 20 or, e p M g D:'G 80 s25 10 30
A. m.. $50. $50, 80, 20, $50 30 so 90
10 90 II 40 D. M Sundays. $50 a. M j'-V o. H.
Garden Clty 6nlyJ 80. $40 10 p ~
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CFFlC Err s.,

J. Foster Rhodes, Cbicnao, President.
Chns. l.. Arnold Chicago, Vice. President.
&. n. Mclaughlin. Memphis. General Manager.
G. E. sheldon, 0yyatonnn, Mimi. Secretary
j. Dodson Good, New York Auditor.
Houcs Iioge, 1st National Bank. Chicago. Treasurer
ConnseIAbram VI. Pence. Chicago, Baldwin s. Black
mar, View York, ElcCnli & SINGER Boston.
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financial Hleetings.

THE MORRIS AND rseTX RAILROAD COMPANY,
$500. HooBo!KENi T. !. June ., IL9Lyd lid
m HE ANNUAL MEETING " the stockhold,,
ers OF this company for the election Of Directors ana
ollor business vi be held OF The Office OF the company at
HobOkcn WCdnc sday June "a, 1881 -.
Pols will open II O'Clock n M. ana remain open one
hour 49,. -, n A.. .oo,.,
july /. 1891. FRED. IT, CuAMhIIes, seereuarg.-
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
BY RESOLUTION OF the Board Of Directors Of the U g.
Snd D. NJ. 5. S. Co, passed at metHg h.'I AZ uc ,
that Succ Noting ~ tho stockholders u said company
viii b. hld AZ tie Office OF the COMPANY NILS BulIdihs
afternoon. J. NJ LANHhA-''
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= FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Dcs
ofoss,' S ,oT Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
10 n m Tor Geneva Lyons, hlmra, Rochester, bur
,,io aHd the West Potsvle and principal local points
Chs,r ear 10 Lyons and Pullman car to Suspension Bridge
,.a1 m Tor Elmira and Intermediate points. -
m for IunkhannOck aAd Intermediate points Chalf
80, ~ 1unkhannOck. Connection to Reading and Harrb
40 n m for A. and y. Junction and principal inter-
,,o3iate points Chair car % l.. end Il. luncton OF,
" 80 D. m. for Po;tsyille and intermediate points Ohsf
car 20 m for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points.
coSnectlon TO Fading and Harrisburg. . -.
no D. m Geneva, Lyons, Einifa, Rochester, Bui
tao and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana SuS-
Rains leaving at 10 a. H. II 80 m, D. m and
10 D. connect for all points ia Mahohoy ana ha@e
Toll coai r'e''"'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 A. for Mauch Chunk. haZeton ana nterme9l ate
poi1ts aud il a. for Shenandoah aud Intermediate
p'bJ5 H. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
40 D. NJ for Geneva, Lyons, Enira, Rochestef, Bur
falo and The West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and sus
''"''''' General Eastern onco. 2s5 Broadway
A DyTRTTsrMfNTs FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIB:
"A UNE WILL RE RECEIVED Al TME DPIoWN
l4O Broadway, corner 26thst. until p M 2'o West
~ corner 3tave; y C'haVe l53 Fourth
I'VE corner Fourteenthst 7Go 1hrd.aye. Forty
scNcnth.st l028 1hir1aye.. gear SXty'hrst-st 11O5
Tir.tsve 100 West FoFy-s on1ss 00e Columbus ave.
no rinh.ave cor 72dsts 90 Liberty ST. 81 Avenue A.
323 Third ave. and the HARLEM OFFICE. 100 Fest
twenty nth ST. ~ 20 .. m and 2Oo
West Observation-Disclosures ATHEIST. at regular ONCE
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i 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.

on SATURDAY. JI'NE 90. special express trim will
leave L. CITY at 700 and Flltu.naye' Sa~Oh B0oS-
Gtond tbnntcock Hills. Southampton, Erdgehampton'
INIT f,n viii be run daily except sunday0 with conncc
TIN, for Creenpoint commencing with the summer schedule
InnN ..
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n Directors held this day, semannual dividend OF
PER CENT was declared On the capita! stock Of this com
Iai sp nc @ $oSgany Ya :t9SSSa;
r aHd reopen Ivy ? 1891 Checks for dividend
J. E. KNAPP, President
WESTERN NATIONAL JpiA AK, OF THE CITY OF
4 DIVIDEND of 21-9 PER 5IG; + on '1' the
day I1ysbIe on and alter July t. 1851 INC yansc;
g sc on q ssf s c s,S 81 I bg,is, 1891
D' O'0'' u "'' i'O''1 Di IT, A. SMITH Cashier
Bk0OKLYN, y. 4.
ID Tie hoaI Of f trustee, has this day declared semi
s9n sGsFa OF FS5 F cos d RSSaS 5S june ~
ie0i Transfer books w,n be closed from Y O'Clock
June e. 1881 uG hosG GESlah soTThI&sEp sesrary
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMERCE IN
- NwYoRK DIyI J1 n seml.onou2l dividend
|P '9 Of Tins bank I'&o s q 81 '' Go MGss'
DENNSYLVANIA COllPANY.-Fom and a
& q S'"f' FP'i SIEs vi 22;s !S9s %
y ITTsBCKGH, ClNLlNNATl, CHICAGO
l 'AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY , 7S q
leadsd Uo5d ana inSsSs e., IArPa
aSa CITY BANK s ' Of 5 TFSnsr viii
'O'' u" Wv T. II. d. MCKNIGHT, Treasurer
no HOLDLRS OF SOUTH CAROLINA
4 BONDS. The coupons due July !, 1881 from the
brown Con oidltsd Boads and the blue AZ per cent
ponds De Of south carolina will be paid by tie
National Park Bank. 21i Broadway. ...
GEORGE .. HICKOR, Cashicr
Ner.YorI juno ID. 1871
TENNESSEE coal IRON AND X. X. CO.,
40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, June j. 1901
THE COUPONS due July /. 1891. on The
Dlrminqhain Dnson bonds Of the Tennessee Coal Iron
and llaoad COMPANY. viii be ad on and aitf that date
at the Hanover National BANK. New. York cay
JAMES BoWKOk. Secretary and Treasured
TIE NAIlgNAL SlARcH NM MANTbACt r. CON-
NO. 20 BROADWAY. NEW-Y0Rk
THE SLMl-ANAUAL u per cent dividend due
1 Juy / 1891 on the second preferred stock Of tho
National Starch MANUFACTURING Company VIII be paid
this office TIA: day stockhoders OK record at Inc
closing OF the books, June 10 1881. -.
The transfer books will be closed az D. m. June TO-
ind reopened at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning. july =
~ CHARLES G. BURNS,
Treasurer
MANHATrAX RAILWAY COMPANY.
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For Travellers.
Circular Letters of Credit
Available in all parts Of the world
issued
LA0ENRURG, TRALmANM g. CO.,
A .fSD 40 " ALL II.
.AFE INVESTMENT,


A SAFE INVESTMENT,
TiIE WADLEY PULP COMPANY for sale.
Staple product large pfohts, steady business. Pro-
erection OF new factory For prospectus and Information
u'p; JTGDsoH KILPATRTcK CO., 1roEcrss, ETC..
Gao Madlson-aYe
NOTICE OF SALE OF " SEW EkAGE LOAN
~ BONDS" OF THE VILLAGE or MOUNT VER
on the Second Day July, 1891. at o'clock p. NJ
the Board u Trustees OF the Village OF Mount Vernon IN
Westchoster COUNTY. NewYofk, VIII at their rooms IN
Deaborn: 9udg on TOrn seRgs IN spd y5 6
The .'Seweage Loan Bonds" Of ad village. The said
Hoard viii en and there open said proposals, and accept
the highest thereof unless II eeeM og inc interest OF
These are part Of seiies Of Bonds which are 10 be
issued by said village under Chapter sos OF the Laws OF
isS6 and several amendments thereto TO provide funds
for the construction OF permanent system Of sewerage
ana drainage said village Iach BOND Will be for tle
nrincp sum Of one thousand dollars and VIII bear n
tcest the rate OF four a. per centum per annum pay
ssbIe at the Nauonal CITIZENS Bank in New.Yok City
The bonds viii be coupon bonds with me privilege To the
holder OF having them made Registered bonds; ,, -
They VIII be dated June 1st. 1891, and payable as
ZEN bonds Nos 1e2 70 15S iaclnsIyo Tune 1919
Fifteen Londs Nos. 1s9 10 2o5 Inclusive. June l. lyl0
Fiieen bonds Nos. 204 10 2lS Inclusive June l. 1920
The bonds viii he delivered &c The purchasers on or
before tie 10th day Of July 1891 at II M 49, 49,. ..
and accrued Interest. Nos. 10 1853 inclusive Of these
bonds have heretofore been issued and sold at good
premium aud the proceeds OF them have ocen expended
IN inc construction q system Of sewers t9r said yiagS
BY order of said board of Trustees.
D''e' ''"0 - '''' JARED SANFORD, President.
WIN. L. MILt1GAN, Clerk.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ETROpEAN FINANLIAL MAKhETS.
landau June II, D. m.-CCnsOls, 05 l-16 for money
and g5is Tor the account; Ne~lork fennsylanla and
sn 6rst m0rigaee bonds 827s Chnoiisn Pacific. $50
ONO rdnafr az: ST. pau common Ga. The rate
,; e1sS9t in Ae opo market for both short and three
OF uS 1uls IL AL u,r cent. India Council bills
so,tSd tday at GA advance Of Lad Pet rupee The
rn,t ~ hrnon -githdTawn from the Bank OF England
shp-ia ,dav a. GO3 900 Paris advices quote per
o jill To- 1T % francs 17a confines for The account
cur ovcb.nge on London % francs poi confines for
checks.
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Tho business in State issues was confined 70 the
sale of a single bond, South Carolina 6S Brown
consolidation, at o.. OF city bank SrocTs' farK
sold (2j) at 800. ..-.,. ,,,,i
The general bond market was extremely duH'
although the movement of prices was equally II
reg1llar Erie second consols rose i per cent 10
Of "a, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Noitnern
frsts | IA to 03 "a On the other hand, Atchl-
son incomes yielded 3S per cent, closing at AZ 6-S
and Northern Pacific cOnsOl 80 lost little more
at 1919 Reference is made to our 1ull report oi
bond sales. , - ,ou+
Money on call was in abundant supply OF about
p 10 per cent Exceptional loans were made al
& but at the close balances could not be paccd at
even per cent. IL,
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges 81 ,6l0,5l7; balances, $6'1OD,oI9.
The Sub-Ireasury was debtor at the Clearing
1Jouse Sl.22s.s9O, It's net loss on balance was
S6I9.i33 made up by losses Of $lOS644 IN cur
fency and.$51 O.4S0 in coin. The days operations
Included Receipts, S5,025,045; pay mentsl 80
DA5 OSO.: resulting in general balance OF SlJ5,-
gO65. consisting OF Sl2l ,44l,l'3 com ana 9l'
l77s 92 currency. -.1o ~ IT,.
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 06 Ia to 9843 an
ounce The offers announced 10 63S.0O0 ounces,
but thel prices Of those that were rejected were
not made public. ,c1... -.
The { nited States Treasury at Washington re-
.ceived to-day Sl33,472 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were S42S.47O. the inter
nal revenue receipts $5l2.343. and the miscelLa-
neous receipts 81 43.940
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
June I6 ., j.. June ne. Il 10 no. Dl I;S3 ;S
Net Silver On nd 29432SS5 26,7s2'5G2 Inc. Si9'724
'S ON i SaSd'. 2O5o7O3 29O771S Dec 444,as6
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1lnnncill

" OIINTZE BROTHERS, bankers.
Ia 100 BROADWAY. NETWORK,
Issue Letters Of Credit for use Of Travellers.
Draw Foreign Ella
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MANmATTAY PATHWAY COMPANY.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NEW.YOIK June O. 1891.
WENTY- NINTH DIVIDEND a quarterly
dividend aud one-hslf per cent the capitil
stock OF company been declared PAYABLE At this
and after July 1s.. 1891 Tho transfer books
win closed TUESDAY June 10, at o'clock p m.
AID rcODened Thursday, July 2 10 O'Clock IN.
ID. ". MeWILLIAMS, TREASURER
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nlisrclldneon5
r. M. Stewart Steam Carper Cleaning.
800 SEVENTH.AVE.
Tnlnnhnno 1OR-1S Send for cifculaf.

A DVERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW,YoRK, THE THE;
Il Use WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIT ILL.,. ~ dtstst
OFFICES, No. i.22S broadway, corner IhlrlS "a
J. $40 Broadway. 26thst until p H. az ,,tb
1wcnty-thrd-st corner Shave. 1J2 6thaNe; loo
ave corner Foureenthst 7GO rhird-ave. corner rory
seventh.st LOG Ihirlave., pear arc
Firs -ave los West Fory-sccondst 1902 CounousaNe
L. 40 Ninthavc 72d-st. GO Lerty.st, ~ Avenue
1913 IhiIdave,, and the HARLEM OFFICE lswa i SoG
Onc-hurdrcd- and twenty ffthst % D. H. ana 80
West twenty n,thst.. az regular omco
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100000 First Mortgage per cent. Dohns' oons
series OF 400 bonds OF 81 each Principal payable
I'm ten years. or redeemabe within Owe years at 100 ana
accrued interest Interest payable semi ANNUALLY ec;
and June 1 OF each year, in New-Yoik. Boston anu
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agents 1)anieo.

~ RGANIZERS WANTED foq TIE Order Of Juno; pays
" $1,000 in years and s6 % s2j weekly sick osncAs'
G.. A. HARPER. Sup. Pres,
~ Euclld-aye., Cleveland. o.
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TIE GENERAL LIST.
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ROt a. bLOL LANE,
For Philadelphia at 80 4o 100 10 .Oo IL 80 a. n
80 100 800 OO 200, 100, 80 M, u 10 night.
SUNDAYS 200, lV 80, IL 30 =. IN. 0O 80 8 90
100 D. m, IL 10 night ~'
For Baltimore and Washington daily at :oo IL 49, with
Dining Car a. LIE, 2:OO $3.50 Dining Can :0O D. m.
il rs night. - ''
go NJ LID night except Saturday nght Sundays
$780, 200 100 D. NJ have connection for Reading Tar.
risburg. Pottsyille. &c. '
Tor SuDJury aud Willamsport via Pbiadephia m AK
9. n. Il 80 BUFFET Paror Carr. 80 r. m. II Is mid.
night Except Saturday night, sundays 90 D. M -'N'
Tickets ana ParlOr-CaF seats be procured az II
112. gel, 49, a. 1lt0, lSss Broadway, 7S7 9.haye.
Court.st:. goo Futonst. 9s broadway. Brooklyn.
New.tork transfer Company viii call for and check
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MINING STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
Number OF miles,. DOS -S'0to o. lVV9
Sccond week in June. Si6G03o eiGa1 SigG.OI9
i to June -. 1o,O54 $50 10,0l5,so3 n17l,522
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
Nprhor of,1niles ....... 1l07 1,5l7 l.d99
second week in June. $1,000 sl75000 asl35'000g
LOUISVILLE, NEwoRLEAFs AND TEXAS.
E Nptpf Week in juno. sao430 $4,000 go s93
ian / 70 June H.. 1,l1lO3l il3S'9lS i'Io'ozo
MILWAUKEE, AND NORTHERN
Nunner OF 4, mn tr inne So4 9s5 s298ll $50, l07
jan ] " June H.. 1co''oo 1000 ''O'o''
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
Number Of miles. 49, loI .o- t t9 e..o SSa
Second wreck IN June si210i SE1133'ooh5 $780,
IAN / 70 June "a 800. 3S7l00 49Os%l o4''1oO
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS.
First week in june. SdIU'9Saa 49, -
Jan 4 juno 7.-.--.. ''o~o' fc' 'o'-'OO-
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Month of May 1890 1901: Differences.
Egmo, asyS 0i 81 sos s9s el95s00 Inc $50 OIL
on,rs,iSg expenses. l,O33574 10SO,492 Inc. 40,GS
Net earnings .. s275O2a %27s,457 Inc ss,'aa
Jny od ~ ' 800 7c3 so 514 Inc s99s75l
0o,s4ng txenses IO,2G340O III 633, 1915 Inc 1903 go
OpS-~Nh
49, nos O0i.3O3 13a Dec. 1910. 225
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GALES Al THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PIE.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18
Dipi6eno Notices

OFFICE OF THE
MARYLAND COAL. COMPANY,
NO. 85 BROADWAY. NETWORK, June 3. 1891
A L a REGULAR MEETING of the Board of
n Directors held this day, semi.annual dividend OF
PER CENT declared the capital stock Of this
pany from the earning q the past ak months payable July
1891 at the office Of tho company tc stockholders Of
record Of June 10 Transfer books will close June 10 az
y IN. and reopen July ? 1891. Checks for dividend
viii be mailed II desired
J. Il. KNAPP, President
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-11
AN HEROIC DEED.
How Father Saved His Family from
tho Indians.

How Father Saved His Family from
tho Indians.
A gentleman passed through the city
the other day on his way to Excelsior
Springs whose namc three or four years
ago was one OF the most popular in tho
daily press of that day, says tho Kansas
City Times. II was MIR. John +. Shy, o.
Deming N. NJ, whose deeds Of heroism
i'll saving his wife and family from
massacre by a band Of savage Apachcs
after running fight OF several miles
Will ever make his namo conspicuous
v.ie in tho history of tho West. Tho
story is rs follows:
Mr.. Shy had settled on ranch in
New Mexico with his wife and Young
son, their place being seventeen miles
from any other settlement. The ranch
was attacked by a rowing band of eight
ocn Apaches, who sought To drive of tho
stock. Mr.. Shy, who was well armed
and had plenty of ammunition, placed
his wife and child i'll - place of safety
within the house, and then opened fire,
which Was returned. The fight was
wagcd for some time, till ono OF the In
dams succeeded IN crawling up 10 and
setting fire to the house
This necessitatcd flight; SO, sending
Mrs. Shy forward under the smoke of
the burning building, tho husband and
father, carrying his young son under
his arm, made Il dash for the cover Of
some thick brush which was growing
near by.
An Indians bullet went through tho
child's hip and lodged in tho fathers
body, but the fight went on Mr.. Shy
ran forward some distance and then.
dropping the child in the brush, would
face about, fro At tho leading pursucr,
who would thus be brought to a stand
still for timo. Then another shot and
another stand. TO gain limo for Mrs.
Shy, who was fleeing in the front, and
SO on tho day WAS spent. 4 he Indians
finally gave UP tho chase. which had
cost them no less than six warriors. and
the exhausted fugitivcs managed TO
reach the city OF Dcming with THOR
lives. Tho Wounds received by both ia
Their and son werc rapidly healed and
now, when tho ho-ti.cs arc forever OK
PEELED from or killed out of that ncirh-
borhood, there is no more nOurishin,r or
happy family in Now Mexico than thai
of valorous John Il. Shy.