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The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27
DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.
Occurrence That Filled a Big Space
in the Public Eye.

JANUARY.
=. Sioux Indians and regular troops fought at
Wounded Knee, Neb.
49, Deprsdations commenced by 500 Indians
near Pine Ridge.
Is. Surrender of the Indians to Gen. Miles at
Pine Ridge rr.,r..x
9. Rescuing party took 3miners out of a flood
ed mine in Nanticoke, Pa, after days i'm
prisonment.
MARCH.
4. President signed international copyright
bill.
Passage of the French spoliation claims bill.
s. Many mountaineers wounded in Il desper-
ate fight near Cumberland Gap. Pa.
H. In New Orleans several thousand citizens
lynched II Malta prisoners.
20. New Orleans lynching denounced by Ital-
ians in New York.
APRIL.
6. Grand Army of the Republic celebrated its
quarter centennial.
g. In Washington, centennial of the United
States patent office celebrated.
49, Baltimore welcomed veterans of Sixth
Massachusetts,, who they mobbed there
April 10, 1861.
p. 25l victims of grip reported in New York
city in 81 hours.
"A. Ben Ali arrested for the murder of Carrie
Brown in New York; case resembled Jack
tho Ripper's work.
q. Ground broken for Gen. Grants monu-
ment In Riverside park, New York city.
MAY.
8. No indictments found by New Orleans
grand jury against lynchers of Malta pris-
oners.
8. United States officials seized Chilian steam
er ltata at San Diego, Cal.
2. United States marshal on the Itata set
ashore and steamer left port.
81. Metropolitan Museum of Art opened for
first time to Sunday visitors.
JUNE.
l. Brooklyn bridge promenade made free.
6. Hydrophobia induced by cat bite caused
the death of Richard S. Bartine in Asbury
Park, n. j.
"a. New York jury acquitted the New York
and New Haven railroad directors in the
tunnel disaster case.
JULY.
/. Operation of international copyright law
begun between the United States and
France, Belgium, Switzerland and Great
Britain.
2. In Sing Sing prison, Smiler, Wood, Slocum
and Jugiro were killed by electricity.
20. Militia driven from Briceville frenn.) mines
by strikers.
AUGUST.
4. G. A. r. opened it's 18th national encamp-
ment in Detroit.
10. Bennington battle monument dedicated.
IA. Worlds long distance railroad record
beaten by New York Central railroad train,
which ran All miles in 7h. and 26m.
90. Settlers permitted to occupy new lands in
Oklahoma.
OCTOBER.
6. Ecumenical council of Methodism held its
second session in Washington.
10. End of Chicago cabinet makers strike.
NOVEMBER.
8. New York police arrested 81 persons in an
opium den raid.
II. Death of Henry Stratton, the 40 day faster
in u dime museum in New York.
Is. children devoured by wolves, New Brigh-
ton, Minn.
90. In jump from Brooklyn bridge Francis
McCarey killed.
20. Republican national committee selected
Minneapolis for convention OF 1892.
DECEMBER.
2. United States cruiser New York launched
in Philadelphia.
II. Labor riot at Crested Butte, Colo; strikers
wounded.
l5 E. N. Field, son of Cyrus w. Field, alleged
defaulting member of the firm of Field,
Lindley, Wiechers & Co., arrested.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
War and Rumors Of War-Ups and
Downs OF Statesmen.

JANUARY.
26, Soldiers wounded several civilians during
riot in Weymouth, England.
Sardou's play ''rhermidor" was interrupted
by mob in Paris.
81. Attempt made to start republic by three
revolving regiments in Oporto, Portugal.
FEBRUARY.
q. Egyptians at Tokar killed nearly 1000 of
Osman Digma's soldiers.
MARCH.
25. Revolutionists and government troops
fought at Iquique.
%. Battle OF Tarapaca, Chill.
APRIL.
23. Chilian torpedo cruisers sink insurgent
cruiser Blanco Encalada; I50 drowned.
MAY.
20. Collision between Portuguese troops and
English colonists at Delagoa bay, Africa.
Is. 40 insurgents killed by troops during polit-
ical rioting in Port -au- Prince, Hayti.
JUNE
l. Admiral Mccain, Z. s. N, received sur
render of Chilian transport ltata at Iqui-
que, Chill.
0. Attempt of Chilian vessels to lombard
lquique.
Il. Chilian government shot emissaries for
conspiring to destroy torpedo boats.
25 Claudio vicuna declared president of Chill
by electoral college.
AUGUST.
a. 5000 killed and wounded in battle between
Chilian insurgents and government troops
near Valparaiso.
%. Insurgents victorious in the battle of Val
paraiso.
g. Valparaiso captured by insurgents in ter
rifle battle in which casualties were 5000.
20. The insurgents entered Santiago.
SEPTEMBER.
s. Switzerland celebrated the 600th anniver-
sary of independence.
q. 2lst anniversary of the italian army's en-
try into Rome celebrated by the Italians.
OCTOBER.
l6. Collision occurred between U. S. sailors ane
natives at Valparaiso, in which several OF
the former were killed; diplomatic nego-
tiations have since been entered into on the
subject.
80. French officer and natives massacred by
Madagascar bandits.
NOVEMBER
4. Admiral Montt elected president of Chill.
IL New Chilian congress assumed powers
formerly vested in junta.
10. e5,O00,00 of Russian loan taken by Roths-
childs
81. Russian wheat expectation forbidden by
czar
Is. Resignation of Da Fonseca, dictator OF
Brazil.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27
THE YEARS DISASTERS.
The Expiring Year Made a Pretty
Bad Record for Itself.

JANUARY.
q Herrmann,s theater damaged and the Fifth
Avenue theater destroyed by fire in New
York city: loss, 100000.
s. Mining disaster near San Andreas, Cal; II
killed.
II. Sinking of the steamer Bear in the Firth of
Forth, Scotland; IL lives lost.
IA. S3oO,Oo0 fire in New York; Van Tassell's
grain elevator destroyed.
II. Dobson's carpet mills burned at Philadel-
phia; loss, $l,500,000.
49, Hotel wrecked and many people killed by a
natural gas explosion at Findlay, o.
23 S250,0O0 fire in Buffalo; Warner Bros build
ing burned.
~. ISL miners suffocated by gas explosion in
the shaft of a coke company at Mount Pleas
ant, Pa.
FEBRUARY.
3. Hecla Iron works, Williamsburg, n. Y, de-
stroyed by fire; loss over $500,000.
T. lS miners drowned in colliery near Halle
ton, Pa, by water released by blast.
s. persons killed by a blizzard in Dakota.
12. 25 people killed in an explosion at the Que
bee worsted mills.
r. Many people drowned by the sinking Of
the steamer Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati
20. Rear end collision in the tunnel New York
city; killed.
81. Over 100 lives lost in an explosion in the
Spring Hill mine, Nova Scotia.
%. Wrecking of the ship Elizabeth, of New
York, on the rocks off San Francisco; 10
lives lost.
2s. Fire in Kansas City destroyed $24O,00O of
property.
after 10 days Imprisonment, near Halle
ton, Pa.
MARCH.
s. The City of Richmond. a Hartford steam
boat burned at her pier in New York; loss,
100000.
o. 20 passengers and the crew of the steamer
Buckeye lost in Puget sound.
II. Sl50,000 fire at Omaha; the Bonn sash and
door factory burned.
18. insane asylum patients killed in a fire
near Nashville.
IA. S1,0O0,OO0 fire destroyed largo portion of
the business district of Syracuse, N. Y.
Is. Residence of Gen. e. b. Fowler in Brook
lyn burned: his son William lost his life.
In collision off the Scilly islands the British
steamer Roxburgh Castle was sunk; -
drowned.
II. S2,OO0,0O0 fire. four buildings burned in New
York.
Collision between the English steamer Utopia
and the British ironclad Rodney in Glib
raltar bay; 66S personsSdrowned.
Panic among 500 girl operatives, caused by
the burning of steam cordage works at
Elizabeth, N. j.; loss, $700,0G0
2l. Fire at Oakdale, n. j., destroyed Wander
bilt's greenhouses; loss, 100000
25 10 persons drowned in the wreck of steamer
Strathairly off the Hatteras coast.
APRIL.
s. Public library and other valuable property
destroyed by fire at Lowell, Mass
8. Fire at Rochester, Pa; lives lost.
12. Sl,0O0,OO0 fire in the heart of Chicago.
10. so persons poisoned, several fatally, at the
Snooks- Herr wedding banquet in Lyndon,
Ky.
16. Ross building, New York city, destroyed by
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27
NATURES ANGRY MOOD.
and Cyclones-H Heavens
Artillery at Work.

JANUARY.
rs relegrapn lines destroyed by a severe snow
storm in New York and vicinity
20. II houses destroyed and 10 people killed by
an avalanche at Floresta, Italy.
FEBRUARY.
g. % woodchoppers buried by an avalanche in
Canton Glarus, Switzerland.
0. Great damage done in Helena, Mon, by a
tornado.
MARCH.
l. Town of Yuma wrecked by flood in the
Gila valley A. Il.
8. Great damage done and railroads blockaded
by blizzard of wind and snow in Eng
land.
MAY.
20. The village of Laddonia, Mo-, wrecked by a
hurricane which swept tract of country
500 yards wide and IL miles long: II killed,
many injured
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27
What is ScrofuIa

1t is that impurity In the blood, which, accumu'
fating in the glands of the neck. produces un'
slightly Jumps or sSelings; which causes painful
running on the arms, legs, or feet; which
developes ulcers in the eyes, ears, nose, often
causing blindness deafness; which is the origin
of pimpies, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to humofs."
1t is q more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the wozSs
possible features of both. Being the most ancient
1t is the most general OF all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from it.
How can it be cured? By taking Hoods Sarsat
parilla, which, by the cures it has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla is unequalled and some of the
cures 1t has effected really wonderful. II you
suffer from scrofula in any of its various forms,
10 sure to give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial.
Hoods SarSapariIla
Sold by all druggists. sl six fors5. Preparedonly
byC.I l. HOOD & CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27

DECEA3ER-
l. Russell Sage. banker. attacked By inari-
NC. who wrecked the Office with dynamite;
the maniac and olhcr killed, but NJ.
Sage escaped with slight injuries
Il. Brutal murder of Mrs. A. H. Bruce, Mrs. l..
d. Hatch and child, and young Frank
Pack wood at New Smyrna, Fla.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27

When BABY was sick, we gave her elastoria-
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
vbsn she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27

bell, and small girl entered with boz.
Into this box she put the doll carefully on
its back in such a way as not to muss or
rumple her beautiful pink dress. Then
she put on the cover and fastened it in
place with stout bit of twine and wrote
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

Location
NorWalk,
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New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
MINING STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Oct. -, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The crude certificate market yesterday responded
quickly TO the from the Mcdonald field that the
production had fallen of 1000 barrels The field Is
stiu certain 10 maintain high output for long time
but It Is showing some Of the indications whch a''eu
a vhte-sand pool that s attaining IFS maximum As
the recent increase in National Transit certlncate
points 10 revival Of speculative interest, there IS
possbv that ere long the Mcdonald pool may furnlsh
hens which encourage bull operations. There were
sales of 80 900 barrels In options ut 62@ 639 62 Io
cents At the stock Exchange 10000 barrels were
sold at So IL cents. . ,,
Refined quotations firm at e45 cents IN barrels
and $50 cents in cases. Foreign quotations were IN
nlnrr
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

Tho business in State bonds was limited 10
exceedingly small sales of North Carolina con
sol As and Tennessee settiement lsdl;iIL d. NIeS
banL stocks were entirely neglected. ,
There was no increase IN the demand LOT ran
va, bonds but the amount 1or sale seemd sulai4'
and conseq uently the genera movement o! pIIoo
Us inward Throughout the day the tone V
80 market was excellent. Erie second c0nsols
gained the fraction at 100 IA. NickeI fiaG
s. fn~+ber advanced IL per cent TO 94 ana the
II Touis and Southwestern issues were CON-
narriyeIy active at advancing prices Am0n9
r. tb3t suffered losses the Hooking Nalel
iscnes were prominent by reaction from thelr
recent rise Atchison incomes VIZ u''t poSar
heavy but they lest only Ia per cent IeieI
encp Is made 10 our full report OF BOND sales.
Money on call plainly showed lts tendency 10 10
extreme ease The bulk Of the buslncHs ao J ,lg
stock Exchanee was Done at per ceh!, .nu
indeed that was the highest rate ou5 in N ~
last hour a few loans were mace a' - P'-
cent. - s,,, .
The Clearing House statement was as Iouo"s
Exchanges. SI37, ,sO2, ,499 balances, 80, $50;
The Sub- Trpasury was debtor TO the OleaIIhs
House S2O3I476 The net loss on balance war
$2.01s,55S made up by losses Of S2loEV,f,o AZ
coin and $3.50 0a0 in currency. The DAYS oPIh
tOns included Receipts, S3,s11,4"V It'S u ia0'i'
S6193,9Ss resulting in gShedI1iA ad1 Ao1 ON and
SllJ Js59127 consisting Of 81 lC0,2O' 49I com H'''
S6.6Jl ,636 currency. ,r-.Atno.on
The United States Treasury at Nashlhgtmon m
received to-day S2l 1890 Nationh DahN no''' '''
redemption Al g.,
The customs receipts were S?2l ,6O2 ur az
ternal revenue receipts Sl35,Vl3, ana tne n'i'''
IaneOus receipts 81 4,573. -, sh
To-day's Washington Treasury statement ol ca5n
on hand and deposits In bank compares MInI @ V'e
figures Of the lest previous statement as ioiio"'
Hat ssd On Fd slS2 SOs .5o sls.797seS Dec s'iiS''
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
rrRopEAY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ilvcrpool oct. 13 3 AS D. m.-Beef in fair demand.
Pork I'm poor demand. Hams in fair demand Bacon
In fair demand Cumberland cut about 70 to 80 D. hr
Of 40s cd short nib about 25 y. firm Of 35s ga.
Cheese In poor demand. Talow-The demand h i'm
proving; prime city steady at 27s. Cottonseed oil
fivarnSol refined duh at los Cd. Turpcntne In fair
demand Rosin In fair demand; common firm az As
Cd Lart-Spot and futures in poor demand prime
Western spot and October easy at 34S Sd November
and December easy at 34s Cd Wheat in fair demand
FIOur-The demand is improving Corn-Spot and
fn+ures In good demand mixed Western spot firm ct
Gs sd October steady at IS { led November firm at
5s ID December firm at 5s / I'd. Hops az London
Pacific Coast-There is nothing Offering
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
.findrciGI Mestluqs.
Omce Of
The Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo RAILWAY Company.

Columbus, Ohio. 10Th October, 1891.
To ne Stockholders Of the Columbus,
Hooking valley and Toledo RGcdy Company:
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of this company
held g. 1891 majority being present. resolution Of
which copy simultaneously sent 70 each stoclsoder
unanimously adopted.
The Board Of Directors 0; the COLUMBUS HOOKING
VALLEY AND TOLEDO RAILWAY COMPANY, and a
majority Of such Directors hereby call meeting Of the
stockholders OF said company, 70 be held AZ the
office Of the company. Columbus, Ohio, On Thur
day Nov l2 1891 az l. O'Clock noon, o upon Ee
question the IKent capital stock q SAID
company shall increased in the OF 81 100000 By ad
ding present capital stock % COO shares 81 preferred
stock Of par value OF 800 lch such aeGton2i amount
Of required the opinion OF the directors such
preferred be entitled IN each year to receive non
rumulaye dividends the OF. bus net year On
ceedng per per annum payable at the financial
agency OF the company, in the city OF New ork semi
ANNUALLY ont profits then existing before my
dividend for year shall BE- declred paid on account
IN the unureferred stock company rtryn2 the right %
yedee and retire preferred stock at o. any time
after expiration Of three years from the date oi s9u
thereof. .-.- 49, ,,,tt
Tor the purposes OF election the stock books Will
close Oct. 22 1891, and open Nov. l3, 1881.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
Trvr, p-azf
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL

London. Oct. 13. p. m.-Consols. "a 3-4 for money
and ohio frst mortgage bonds. 80 Il; Canadian
Pacific OF Is Erie, 30 7-s do second conSols'
"a: New-York Central ia Reading. 90 IL. Paris
advices 0uote per cent rentes at % francs 62 u
certImes for the account The amount of bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance to-day was
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
Ocean Steamers

= ANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
v CHINA AS 2:fS~'h9s g29SAy LINE
roKo4AiT fj4n ShkS&H HtNS&&HXfN aq4 & fHo'sse KONG
Lors9 500 a Ri!s' 'se sepi inG5f',s i5S
Intended aitqsf e f... f5?% s9s@ss 81 the ne"
ENHRFRFss EHRFEEss 81 81 JHfRH:::::Ss3 J5ffRR!HASSss; g 3
f. EIPEESS sKfySEE. or CHINA EVERETT FRAzAR. "a r.
sS3 Broaiway y. 7. ia Wateret y. z:
n HARLEsToN, 5. c., the South & Southwest
yYb mp Nh FL9HHfRk rolNis
cuE9KFs FS Fr 81 SS' sSs
SMINotE CaSrseCn an& Son S25 OCT 6d; m io
An steamers have rscia:. passenger eceomodaOns
tsa % S2aeF e 9pfc2L
T O. EGER. Genr Agt G. S Frt Line. 347 Broadway.
VI GNI1ER STATES A1Ts;, MAIL NJ STEAMERS 1vNS b6Sr
Leave Pier 80, y. r.. foot Of Klnss.,
Satulday October October y ?. m
saturday, October 81 $40 .. m
WYOMING sa,liGay NoyemSel Z: 80 q. N m.
LaSkA vsoia passage $50 $50 siQS 5aeeSrdhi
Sste. A. NJ UNDERHILL 8 co. IS Broadway.-
NEW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
.St;. psr; IS 8, apd b III H. Esst and HSST SSsT, at
for Havana ProGresO csmpeche, FTOnsera, LagUna.
a. Tb SSgsa ESSafn and en.so.
S%EAfOG4 HSv Caidenas and Calbarie4.. Wed oct. IA
CRY OF WAsHINGT0y. Havana and Mexican Ports,
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, Hayapa and Ma!S95as, -. .,
YUcATAN, Havana and Mexican Ports sat, oct "a.
cGFNFUEGos, Nassau. Guantanamo. Santiago de a.. ~
Ths aS inS has direct connection with through
Cent ce6t r " Co. Ltd and the Monterey and Mexican
E% 2 'S9 %HRS q c5 IL fgDS %Sa
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 5. 8. CO.
HoKI 5oqE tqqEEENN ENpT5N T9 2ND BREMEN
Steamers fs4 81 ff22 &rRs PifI Gs f 2Si h''o.'a
saes sat- & os Sct Y 5 944 SS' Oct Se 9 p pm
A s@ 9of III g and 70 Sr SoSd 9SS 81 Sa SO
,ertb Stage az oWtst rates co. bowl IN.
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
5N Ep n cAL4f2NEiAE XERHh HfAN xNb lMTEx1Co
.H p1 II, tPet P s.n%s t Gsna Of aSan r.
From fa5 ?j17f:i2 5&Pi2 ND +; bnt Ps2s'n '
CITY OF TEKIN sa N 3SsS6fE a. .SDv p To- %
conEsny One P toos q 6anss ssi6 :os:os
RED oIFna Ada LlHT 1SfwERp AND PARIS,
sailing for NewYGrH a3d A9Te5p cS5, Tsskiy T 20 D.
wHEsLASb TkEsL1S y,!1Sl y%eaSS3l4y oes6scf
s G3 s6d a5xs First seoad a s5 5UPhs
ErE :'Fff wEfGT f SsTS So%s % :a Agt. Bowling
pED d. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IA FOR IAGU AYRA. PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO.
CORO AND MARACAIBO
Pier SO East River.
&c CARACAS -. "a t.-day. October II, y. m.
e. VENTz1r Ella .. We'd ssday. October 2s, l D. m.
- pIIIIADEIPIIIA SATURDAY. November Z 1 80 D. ID.
These American STEAMSHIPS specially but ior the trade
'0 -' BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
Agants General Managers, Il Wall-st
q AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
> sENGER LINE-Four steamers weekly from New
Pier 35 " r., foot OF spriEgst . - a. ,oo,
So TALLAHA SSEE McnOay Oct' ~ icbi
IS KANSAS CITY W ednesday Qot - iSei.
S2' ENS66fTIr = SATURDAY. OctGber H. 1891.
nsVny yith Central Ralirrad OF Georgia and
nah Florida and Western Railway for all POINTS in
CrORGfh FLORIDA. SOUTH CAROLINA, ALABAMA
and LOUISIANA UnsurpaSsed accommodations. First
'-' n II ASHAGTN W. n RHETT, Gen Agt
1-as, -. + and w nv Savannah Fast Line
A"'~ T5Gi prfadway 81 Broadway.
- r " ~ K F-G Agent Ocean Steamship Co.
Worth Iver
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
c. G. WAITE. President.
MANHATTAN VNILWAy COMPANY.
Il BItOADWAY, o., 500,

NI.N-N NDNh, UrtUDtF u, y.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehOd-
i ers Of the MANHATTAN EAILN " " C1AFN On. NJ, M
To n Rroad ay on the second Wcdn day in November
next being tn lth day Of said MONTH at y o'clock hQ
and three Inspectors Of ~ elton. The directors Uus
siectei will be- eX.ofco Directors Of the Metropolitan
FIeyaed Hallway Company Tor the The trans
book, will remain closed from october ~ az O'CLOCK
n m. until November T. at 10 o,cloc a. m .
y '' D. w. McWILLIAMS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

c,.no,ic Oc. "a ia H. Gerranic Nov. II. 10 a m,
sTeutonc Oct. 21 - 80 A. m lcuSonlc Nov Is NJ
Btannic. Get. % 10 a. m RI annie Nov. . ~ m
sAIacsuc..--Nov. 4, n H. 'd2les"c De' z oo . He
From White Star Dock. foot Of West 1oth-st
second cabin on these steamer. saloon rates 600
I'd according and location OF berth
Sccond cabin SO and $40. Excursion tickets On fovo6
ohia terms steerage from 10 the Old Country sZO
CoDnanv's Ofce. No % Broadway, New.York. Phia-
deIn6Ia Oflce 400 Walnut-st IT, Maitland Kersy Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
Diploeu> Notltes.


40 AN2 fH'Y6hk & Y5Hk,sG;, G,,toee, 1s 1891
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of One and One
"a 9sstsT az II Pr cont 9 o9 qTeasd at & G ' Once On
snd after Monday Noyebr p Is9I to stockholders Of
fe'GS 2Se Tn 1Fan.fr ar Soof. will be
"wednesday October ;d7 Ei7 ana feopehe' "' U" d. It.
thursday N0'e"0sf sfED1wgARD 7. NICHOLS, Secretary
erryrr -oT THE pEADwOOD.TERRA MINING CO.,
0f'-0I MILLS BUILDING. IS BRQAD-sr o.
DVlp1EEASsRb1 ,, SQi TES THOUSAND DoL1ARs-beins
FIVE CENTS per shurehas been dccard parable at the
Inst transfer BOOKS H. B PARSONS. secretarv-
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANCFACTURING CO.:
OFFICE or TIE TREAS EER no 20 BKoAD4%iAY' 4.%i
NEW-fokK' Oct. ., 81
THE sEANNg5AL fo 5 Per P, cent SIa,f.S d%ssaf s51
Of The National starch Manufacturing COMPANY VIII of
PAID "a at csoS Ss Shse S ,S S9 6oos oat6 i5 i8s
M transfer books viii :, Be ooe sd at Te5seSdaI 9soc6 moS mo- U
SdycSsf Sf5 iS r,I y CHAhLES G. BURNS, Treasurer
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANgFAcTggIR9IIySGG, co;v
OFFICE OF THE rREASSfwEy NEwySK S2 y ois RARSAf isSi
Noye6eE S & on Ss % PGSi ss p3d Of TsS ss
Monday, November upon presentation a. the Oh'' Va
"0nal BANK Ne"'i CHARLES C RURNs. Treasurer
TOLEDO Az prLqRVvifhGYD. qVifh All; Ohio Sept, 90 isoi.
THE DIRECTORS Of this company have this
e III Il c.s f4';; T1.s ;'S ednay Ba
.Y.rk Transfer books close OctOner ana reopen
G,oha, IA JOHN r. CLINE. Treasurcr
THE NATIONAL CoRDAGE COMPANY.
~ October 8. 1891.
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared the
regular quarterly dividends u TWO Pl.k CENd- on
tho nreferred and TWO AND ONE-HAIF PER Ct.NIo oil
be cannon stock OF tis company payable November az
he transfer office the coupany l32 Front stree, Inc
'o ~ T. NJ FULTON. Treasurer
TTr FpTsOy ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COM
49, PANY- OF NEW,Y9R;ke ppoAn.sT
NFW-YORK. oct ~ IL
THE TWENTY-S SIXTH QUARTERLY 0lH-
| fnEyD of ONE PER CENT. Il Per cent on NE
capital stock Of MS company mas been declared payae
Aonssy ans,r b6oE. vii close on Lhurs1sy Oct 70
NJ D. m. and reopen Tuesday, NoE . lsgi az ~
H. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
WELLIHG & MALG0M,
BONDS,
81 Exchange Place,
New.XOrk.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF ST. LOUIS AND

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF ST. LOUIS AND
~ SAN FRANCISCO GALWAY CO.'S PER CENT
EQUIPMENT BONDS OF 1880 ,so,
% MILK-ST. BOSTON, June l. lssl' -
The Trustees, under the mortgage given 70 srcue ,1n
eignt 2s Of same of q 900 eaeh f9r psyment Q.
Inc nuHbsl u the bonfs 50 drswn sc o as
i33 I42, l72, 1876 1885, 2lo. PSI, 2SI, 81. 3I6 SO
49, 4s2, sos 5l5, SO 5s2. 6l9' OS7 CAS- esS, 7oo
'zo h at.res on the 6onds Of the above viii
cease on December ], ltsl.
DAVID J. SELIGMAN,
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
Auttion Sales.

A AUCTION-wM. EASTON Auctloneer.
n THE GREAT NURSERY STUD SALE
(By order Of the Executors OF the late HON. AUGUST
BELMONT)
VIII place
On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT,
OCTOBER l6 AND II,
under the management OF
ATTERsALL'S (OF NEW-YORK) LIMITED.
THE SALE will commence Friday at IL go a. m
OF the Nursery Brood Mares ana toas
at the Hunts Point PaddOcks, the New ork, New.
Haven Hartford Railroad stations this side OF
Morris Park and the same line OF railroad . q .o
THE YEARLINGS viii be sold on saturday az $50
D. m at the 1attersa Repository 7thave and 5oth-
ST., Newly Ork City. 49,,
THE FREEHOLD OF the Nursery Farm, Babylon.
L, l. with the Live Stock lncudng superb herd Of
Jersey Cate) effects. and the unexplred
Lease OF the Nursery Farm at Lexington, hy Will be SOLD
separately Immediately after the sale OF the fearhgs on
Saturday night. - O.. Mai.
and the other Nursery Stations viii be announced
At the beginning Of the sale on Friday. -. - ....
A SPEC IAL TRAIN TO HUNTS POINT WILL LEAVE
- tho I2gth.st station OF the Ydave IL" road
st r. m. Friday, Oct lO Regular trans run
hourly from .45 m. - -
Tattersalls (of New-York), Limited.