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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
GILLIAN War NEWS.
Engagement Between a Rebel Vessel
and a Go,S-nmcni Man
of.Nar.
a SERIOUS aIdr IN WEST vlR-
oiHis.
Three porlugncse Regiments said 10
Have Re,olo'd for the Cause
Of Rep,iblicanlsm.
ny roic1rsph to ihe Nrvl.
The chii,aH Eebsi> seem SIM 10 be
Victorious.

Tito shii,nr Hebais seem sun 60 be
victorious.
BurNOs AYnE4 Jan. 81 The war
news continues to filiur FROM Chill into
this republic, hut II must be admitted
that tho information received neefns To
come In the main from sources favor
able 30 the lnslrgent ami uniavombie
10 the thillan government. Naldlvln,
port or corral, AMI SEA port town "
Nnldivia, sixteen mile fruin the mouth
OF CallacaIla River, IL now blockadod
by the war vessels Oi the insurgents.
The insufguuts' war ships aru also
hl0cklng the island NJ Chlleo aud the
Chico ArchiprlagO. Their ships are
patrolling ulu Gulf Of Ancud. thus
cutting or all communication between
the island AMI tie main land.
Onu rebel vessel h. lying OH
Aucud, the capital OF the island VI
Chico, and tie iusurgent mariners
from that vessel have occupied Aucuu.
The Chileo Archipelago consists OF
about sixty small lalandA with n poIu.
latlOn OF about $1,000 souls. The IN.
surgcnt war ship which isanchorrd of
Ancud recently LETT That hpat In charge
OF the marlnis. Sho had llNird and
steamed away Ia capture another pot.
While tits We 81 was al sent o shin
having government tfoope On blat'i
appeared or Ancud. She holstod IA.
British flag and tried 10 land the troot
she had on board The insurgentp,
however, detected the stratcgum ana
oponed fire upon the government YES,
sci. Tho latter replied with n rapid
IRE OF tho guns and tmIll iit,arms, tuI
alter sharp engagement the govern.
ment vessel was disabled and had I,
leave the port " Ancud In III,
hands of the victorious insufg,
ents. President BalmGc,da l. nov
sald to have announced hil
willingness 10 negotiate for terms Of
peace with the rebels, who seem vie
t0rious on all sides. Ons Of the stipula
tons insisted upon by the President, |
the negotiations are 10 proceed, IL tina
the port Of Valparaiso il not 10 b,
blockadcd while tile parlcylng con
tinues. The rebels, It is added, insis
that President Bllmaceda resign
Some compromise favorable TO tn
Interests Of the European merchant
aud flnanciefs are looked forward /,
according 10 the latest ndviccs.
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PROSECUTING IN THE EAST.
A Returned Missionary On the Work
In Oriental Countries, With Special
Reference 10 the Jews.

Correspondence DEsERrr Nrvs,l
Brother Frederic Staufier OF Salt
Lake City, who Is laboring AZ mis-
sionary In Turkey, writes under date Of
Dec. IL, 1890, OF the progress OF the
mission la tho land Of the Turks.
There Is now only ono Elder from
Utah In our Oriental mission, but there
are several native Elders OF the Ar
menian nation, who all appear to be
active and dlllgent, aud DESTROYS
OF doing good. They appear
10 be- awaiting time when
there will DO better opportunity
To 20 forth In the land aud bear testi-
mony OF the great work revealed
through the ins.rumentality Of the
Prophet Joseph smith. There are also
few Of the lessor priesthood, who APP
pear no less fervent In their desire to
do good.
a good many articles have boon pub
lished In the Protestant papers at Con-
sti.ntinople against the "Mormons,"
which have all had the effect Of srea'
ting an inquiry amoug the people con-
corning that people. Helce Elder
Stauiier writes that hundreds ilocN
around him In his room and ask many
intelligent questions This Is the expert
ence Of all tnc Elder. The people are
anxious at least 10 learn what the new
faith IL ami IN this way the country
can very quickly he warned and u
general invitation he extended to them
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Tho reoplo OF No TeIrllorY OF uIAh 'sad

The People OF tho Territory Of uIah 'sad
10 Mary Ann wooliey. Defendant
Wow ARE HEREBY EEQut.Ep 10
j appear IN an action brought against you
~ tho above nance plAiutn ia the DiHifiot
court of tho Third Judislal DiitTiet % To Ter
fit0ry OF Utah, ami 10 answer THE complaint
nled therein within ton days leNcluhfH OF
tho day ~ service after tie ferNicn on you
ct THIS Hummuua=if served Within tmH county :
or u served out Of lh,f county, hut ~ thla US
tIict, within twenty dave oihefwl.t WitWn
fuuY daya-or judgment 10y denpt VIII W
tAkon against you, according u TIE prayer oi
said complaint, -
The said acton 10 brough. TO haNg decree oi
this court dlsfolvins the bands ~ lehNitlhl
between the plhuun Hnd defendant. granting
plalniin general tclitfi prayed on lhe efuuns
that on OF about The lot DAY Or Dec l7ipi We
defendant w1lfully and without eaisr deserted
aud abandoned The n'ainuh, ana mas ever
since 10 wilfuliy and without riuac dtHcrted
and abandoned him, aud lived separate anu
apart from him, without any shhelgul cause ni
reason, aud GgalIlt hls VII anu without rs
And You are hereby Moulded that II you fall
10 Appear uud nuhNtr the tAlu Complaint a.
nboye required, the sai1 plaiuun Will Apply 10
the Court Tor the relief demanded therein,
witness, the lion, Charles ?, Zane, Judto,
end tic scat of tho District Court y thn
Third Judicial Dlsirift m aud for the Tern
tory on Utah this ltn daN " January, ln
Inc year Of our Lord, Que thousand eight
hu ndrtd Aud nlucty.oue. - -
SEAL HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
doaw Nv
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IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Riot In DoddridHe County, The one
ers apd the Mob.

CLARSsBuRu, W. Va, Jan. a.
What promises TO lie n serious noun.
tain war began "Wednesday night In
Doddridgc County. A man named
Perkins, OF Rulings Mills, was arrested
charged with seduction. A mob headed
by Nose Smith attacked the officers
and liberated the prisoner. The
officers went 10 West Union and TO-
cured warrants for the ringleadefr,
summoned large posse aud returned
10 the mountain, surrounded the
house In which the leaders
had taken refuge, and demanded
their surrender. On being refused,
they opened fire and fatally shot Smith
nnd his son-in.law, Cottccll. The fire
was returned, killing Chief Deputy
Goskins; Smiths son, boy tlNrteou
years Of age, attacked deputy Rnmsy,
cutting him severely. Smith was
finally captured and taken In n wound.
ed condition 10 prison, but Perkins was
not recaptured. Fifteen warrants
have been issued for parties connected
with the riot, aud the sheriff, accom-.
panied with many assistants has LETT
10 endeavor ~ serve them. II Il re-
ported that mounlaine.rs arc gathering
10 resist the officers. All aro heavily
armed and u bloody time IL anticl.
pated.
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WAsInSGToS, Jan. 3l.--The storm
which was central In the north OF
Dakota yesterday morning IL now cen
trial in the upper Mississippi Valley. II
has been followed IN the extreme north
west by decided cold wave, Ia,
temperature having fallen from thirty
10 forty degrees In northern Minnesota,
Dakota and Montana.
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REVOLT IN PORTUGAL.
Hsbeisi.snd. Ioysiists Fighting IN the
Strccls of Onorto.

oroRIo, Jan. ai.--Thec regiments
Of Infantry, comprising portion of
the garrison, openly revoltcd today.
The remainder " the garrison, iuclui-
Ing the municipal guard, remains
loyal. The alleged object Of the
mutlncers II 10 establish n republic.
The rebels aud loyalists are, at last
accounts. fighting In the streets and u
IL said that many are killed ON both
sides. The citizens are barrlcnding
their houses. Troops are being sent
from various points TO this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
Buy your drugs OF "the boys"
johnson, Pratt a Co., IS Main Ut,

"Let us tako n walk thro'
DINWooDEY'S Now Store; he
has some Of tho iovellost de-
signs In Carpets and Curtains
that ! over saw. Also n beau
tlful lot Of Sdoboards. Folding
Beds. Ladies' Fancy Writing
Desks"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3i.-w. II.
Mills, land agent for the Southern
Pacific, said today that he had reliable
Information that q syndicate had beon
formed for the purpose Of buying up
timber lands ON the Pacific Coast. In
1850 tho Southern Pacific sold over
100000 worth Of lands most of which
was purchased by secret agents Of the
syndicate, which Intends TO purchase
aud control all mill plants possible.
General Algor " Detroit Ia said TO be
interested In the scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

PARIS, Jan. Sl.-figaro today MI.
nounces that the committee pf par.
dons have decided against the com.
mutation " this sentence OF death
passed upon Michael Eyraud, tbs
murderer OF Goufie.
Jean Louis Ernest Meissonler, a
painter, who has been III for several
born In f.iy,cansshii i,lffs. '".'s1 u" ~..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
10 rest III. Legality OF tho McIIInIey
mn.

B0sToS, Jan. 9l.--The Commercial
Bui'eiin says that syndicate OF i'm.
pOrtcrs has boon formed under the
leadership Of jordan, Marsh 4 90. 10
test the legality Of the Mckinley bin.
They will act In concert with Chicago
importers and upon thu same line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
CURTAINS AT DlNWoooEYS
All grades and makos Of
Curtains. a very varied and
beautiful limo OF these goods

All parties indebted to US Will please
note that We nrc temporarily located
way. Prompt settlements are request
ed. Co-oP. FURNITURE 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
DINWOODEY

Is now prepared to walt upon
customers In his Now Store;
no has a magnificent line OF
Furniture, Carpets and Wall
Paper. Call and SOC him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
Assignment, OF n Fire Insurance Com
nnnl.

CHcAuo, Jan.sl.-The Consolidated
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. OF this city
assigned today. On It, iace the failure
appears 20 he very had one, ~ the
schedules OF assets are hut sl8,a95,
while the liabilities art 100000. Tn.
oillclers Of the company and it, attor.
noy claim that the collapse IL due
almost solely TO what they term the
arbitrary aud unwarrantcd rulings OF
State Auditor &. w. Pavey, whom,
they say, Is determined To drive the
"mutuals" out Of existence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
DON'T IMAGINE

That DInwoodey Hoops nothing
now but tho most expensive
Furniture, for he Hoops all
kinds OF Furniture and at the
lowest prices. Examine his
Mammoth Stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

LIvERpooL, Jan. ii.--Aiost Of the
mon employed on the tug boats have
gone on Rstrike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
SHORTHAND COLL EoE.

Room for few more students nj the
evening scssion-Mondays, wedn,s.
days and Fridays.
T.. T.. McGURRIS,
Progress Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

Carload Packard Organs Just TO.
ceived at Young Bros, IS Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
WATER RATES.
BURTON-GIRDNER COMPANY.

vINIIE SINH. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i ftocghalders Of the burton Nsrdnrf Com.
pnnY VIII be- held At the once Of the company
H. salt lake CITY, on Moniny, February w,
1891, at Z o'clock y ~. The purposes Of said
meeting are 70 elect directors for the ensu NJ
year. 10 receive the annual report Of the pfesi'
dent and secretary, and TO transact any other
business that nay properly come before the
meeting. .GtORnf q. fELr. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
Get a wire door Ma, at z O. NJ. l.

FOLDING BEDS.
A most complete limo at
Dinwoodey's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
SUMMONS.

In The Ditirci Court ~ snd TO- the Third
Judicial Disulci % utlh Territory,
County Of SALT lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03

In water trough in front Of Sulliyans
hotel ON Chcltuu avenue, Germantown,
there s. a black bass that has attracted
tho attention OF hundreds Of people be.
cause of his peculiaritics aud The ds{reo
OF intelligence exhibited On many occa-
sions. The fish Is tho only inmate Of tho
trough and has occupied Il Tor two year,
10 the exclusion OF 900 Others which had
been put In Il Tor propagation purposes.
but tho bass killed them ono by one un.
I'll tho entire number had fallen victims
20 his yoracty. 10 not only killed the
l.h, but nto them.
He swnllowB hic, by the dozen, which
tho boys Of tho neighborhood gather for
him, aud tho more they give him tho
better he appreciates them. Ho is fed
almost daily on choosr, Holsters aud
choice beefstonk, and nftpr he receives
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03

A special from Richmond Ind, saysi
"somo months ago Samuel Nutting, OF
this city, was run down by switch en-
gino aud instantly killed. lie had no
relatives here, but had sister some
where in the west, Of whom nothing had
been heard Tor years, Yesterday Post
master Jcnkinson received u letter from
tho slater, who hyes near Davenport, la.,
asking Tor information ~ to her brother,
and stating that she bad dreamed that
her brother had been killed In an acct.
dent aud had felt worried over the mnt'
ter, 30 she determined 10 write and learn
II something had happened 20 him, Par
tioulgrs were sent 10 her today Of the
death Of Aer bro,Aeg.1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03
4 Southcrn pacihc Train Held NJ by
Six Masked Men In
Texas.
oYNAmirE AND wiNeHEsTERs
USED
Large Sums Of Money aud laluables
Secured by the, Deeper.
ADDE'S.
MASH cd Wen step southern Pacific
and secure Large sums.

Sr. Loris, Sept. "a special di'.
patch from Del Rio, Ia tho lo9-iAs.
pdtch, rays: relcgmphir dispatches
from Samuel, Tex, a small station on
the Southern Pacific, located IN u
thinly section q few miles from this
place, give u thrilling hccount Of a
darling train robbery committed 10y siN
masked men nj that place shortly after
midnight last night. Dynamite aud
Wlncheslers wcru used ~. a means Uf
illuminating tine express messenger
nnd gaining entrance iuiO the car.
All the money and valuables In the
tniu Ia the express ear wnrc'seCured by
the robbers, M well M several sacks VI
mail and registered packages. The
tens u thousands.
The train was just pulllng out from
the station, when ak masked men, who
had selected their positions, simultauc.
ously mounted the engine, mail aud
cxpfCss cars.
Over forty shots were fired, literally
lcffoming the baggage aud express
can, without Injury 10 anyone, when u
dynamite cartridge wns exploded
against a small window In the express
ear. The effect Of this wa 10 tear the
window out and otherwise damaging
the car. The express messenger was
stunned, but ho recovered IN few
moments only 10 be- ovefpow,rcd by
the robbers and made to give up the
safe key.
The robbers took their time In doing
the job aud with the most coolncss nn,i
the exhibition Of great nerve. Horses
were In readiness for them nud on the
completion of their work the bandit
rode rapidly away anu are now In
Mexico beyond reach Ot the authOri.
ties.
The passengers were unmolestcd, a.
the men seemed 10 want only tie con.
/ tents NJ the EXPRESS or mall bngE. They
/ got all the money IN the express car,
/ which WIS "a small sum. ~ there never
II a large amount carried w-st; they
also took registered package, two
empty mail bigs and tho mail which
was made up for Dryden pustoillco
| After they had gotten what they could
from the mail aud express car, they re-
turned the money which they hst
taken from the mail clcfi and oxpr,s.
messenger and left the train.
The express messenger was j. H.
Smith OF the wells.Fsfgo service
/ who obtained national reputation
/ by killing ;wo robbers near III
| lasO couple Uf years ago
This time he was ou,numberod
though he stood oil tho maTaudcrs a,
long NJ possible, anu was finally forced
10 give IN.
A band u robbers attempted 10 hold
/ un this trniu nj InhCr, only a few milel
ltum the scene Of last nights attack
several weeks ago, by cutting the tole
graph wires ANA shooting into ia,
station OPERATORS office, hut from SON,
cause decidod 10 abandon their plat
ana disappeared. Extra prucRntlor
has been exercised on the trains Of tn,
Southern Pacific since then, and las
nights robbery was a surprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03
Deiaicaiios la the brazilian LIne OF
steamers.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA New York
dispatch says radical changes have
recently been maize In the offices aud
management of the United States &
Brazil Mail Steamship Company In
this city. Tho accounts ehve been
ovcrhauled aud IL, system Of bookkeup'
Ing subjected ~ changes which have
resulted In an unfavorahle net show.
ing. II was snid iast night that n dc.
falcntion OF SsO0,0OO had been discov-
cred. The statement had IT, source
In Philadelphia business relationships.
Tho company operates regular line
OF steamers between New York and
Rio Janeiro AMI stops were made ut
Newport Ncws. Tho company IL
closely allied with the Southern Pacific
aud Central Pacific interests. &. +.
Huntington, Il II said, IL controlling It,
management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03

A lively banana war took place the
other afternoon between two rival de-
pariment stores on State street, Chicago.
Each store had purchased a carload OF
bananas to use in a special bargain sale,
1t was accidental that tho purchases
were made NJ the same time. One store
opened out by selling q dozen bananas
for accent. The other offered three dozen
for cent, and the rivalry waxed hotter.
until for an hour nice bananas were sold
NJ ten dozen for one cent, Both stores
closed out their stocks. Many fruit ven.
ders were among the customers at tho
latter part OF the sale. Philadelphia
Lelger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03

ViESSA, sept. ., - The Deutsche
ZetuHg says "Since the visit OF the
French fleet 10 CrOnstadt the inter.
national situation has been greatly
modified. The German Emperor no
longer seeks 10 visit the Car ana un-
easiness pervades Europe. The meet
Ing Of Emperor William aud Emperor
Francis Joseph thus acquires greater
import than Il would otherwise have
had,
Tho 00cidi Aboad Poo, sees In the
presence VI tho Emperor William aud
the King OF SaxOny AT the Austrian
maneuvers y continued proof Of the
flrmnessa security OF tho Dreibund
and says tho meeting ought to make
for peace.
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iad,lpg nlri. WI, I.,ohl ani D,ilsh,. I

iud,Ing niri. VII, i'spht and Delight.
An extremely pleasant method Of
studying birds Is to seck soiuo spot
which possesses peculiarly attractive
features for them. aud whittier they
arc accustomed TO rusort ln grcHt mum.
brr, aud there, properly sheltered,
scat yourself and quietly wait tor whnt
may come within the fanyc Of your
vision. have IN mind two localities
that have always proved wonderfully
rich IN bird life. one j. hlun, por
hnpl forty feet In height, rather steep,
and with number Of good sized for {
trees growing upon Is slope Rolling
fields spread backward from H. brow,
aud at its foot runs u line OF shrubbcry,
somewhat tLiclsotlkc In character aud
forming sor; Of natural hedge, which
nttingly bounds n boggy meadow be-.
yond.
Several small springs issue from tho
side, OF this dccliyity and trickic down
IN gentle streams until lost In the bitches
which intor,cct the meadow. Meadow
larks, bllckblrls. marsh wrcns, biitcrns,
bobolinks aud on occasional duel. no.
qucnt the lowlnnd. Ia tho upland che
cowbirl the robin aud the song spar
row disport themselves, lnto tho trros
aud shrubs upon the blpp come wood.
pccllcrs, thrn.hcs, oriolct catbirls, rs.
catchcrs and warblcrs, aud all Of thcsc,
and indeed Eorc than have named,
take turns In visiting the streams aud
nyulets now lndulgingin hasty bath,
now dniniily shaking thor thiul, now
breaking forth into song. now making
love aud now, must Il be confessed,
wuging war; all utterly Unconscious oi
The observer, who, reclining upon n
mo9y bank, or sitting melodies upon
II log or stump, or leFulng li1odly
against the trunk Of some friendly tree,
Is watching with interest Che scenes OF
sylvan life unwitiingly enacted before
him. Our Common Blr,h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03

a phenomenon was presented In the
electric shower which passed over Lce
Friday evening, A huge bank of clouds
advanced rapidly from tho northwest,
tho edge rolling aud stretching IN a
straight line from northeast 10 south.
west until half Of the heavens seemed
covered with monster blanket, when a
brilliant fire red light appeared ia the
northwest dhscily over tho upper mart
Of the village, Ever, body thought IL
was a fro caused by lightning Th6 an.
parent flame grow rapidly, and shone
upon the black clouds above, and many
hurried up town. In five minutes 1t had
spread TO an extent which showed II To
be freak OF tho elements The shower
which followed was not severe. aud gave
rise TO the explanation by tho wise ones
that the unusual sight was caused by
tho setting sun shining through thin
but compact body Of falling water
Springfield lMass.) Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03

INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE, Ont, Sept,
IA number Of railway men living
here and working across the river In
North Buffalo have been going 10 and
returning from work without interrup-
ton for some time. This evening they
went as usual, but United States
maTshal marched them back 10 the
International boundary line. The
marshal asserts that there IL clause
which requires householders To live In
the United States and unmarried men
10 take out United States citizens
papers II they wish to earn living In
the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03

DAYToN. o., Sept. About a
month ago Robert Wirland. said 10
have been formerly q rich brewer Of
San Francisco, came 10 this city mud
took boarding a, Mrs. Cathcafts
clearinghouse. lie seemed 10 he on
n pleasure trip ana spent money freely.
Today hu was found dead IN his room
at Mrs. Cathonr's, with two bullet
holes Ia his temple. He said lac was "a
brother Of John Wiclnni, who was
burned In his brewery la san Fmn-
cisco n number of ycau ago. lie came
east, he said, 10 attend the Grand
Amy Enuampmeut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-03
a circular f,on the secretary Of the
Treasury.

wAsinSuToS, Sept. THE secto.
tary Ot the treasury today Issued the
following circular:
"Public notice IA hereby given that
the timo within which the bonds Of
tn. per cent. loan Will lie received
Mt tho Office Of the secretary, for contln-
uanoe nj the rate " per cent. pcr an.
mum, IL extended until further notice,
aud the circular Of July ., 1891, under
which said bonis were heretofore re-.
ceivod for continuance Il modified nc.
cordingly. Interest at 4! per cent. on
all bonds Of said lOau will cease this
day, In accordance with the circular of
June ., 1891, but bonds presented for
continuance under this circular viii
bear interest ut the rate VI . Per cent.
annum from september l, 1891"
Secretary Foster said this afternoon
that tho extension Of the umu was
made bCUlnfu Of the fact, developed by
correspondence that some holders Of
bonds, through absence or other causes,
had been unable TO present them Tor
continuance within the tcrm specified.
The total continued under the circular
" July 10 date Is So, 154 900. The
total amount OF q per cents. presented
for redemption ~ sb,.sl, 700.