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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-12-24
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, IS it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-12-24
PATENTS.

United States and Foreign Pat
obtained and any Informal
ton given.
EDWARD G. RUSSELL,
Attorney at Law.
Blk. Helena. Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-12-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to s. s. Hobson or
any others to remove any and all improve
ments from the following described land,
VIZ NEA Sec. 10 and WY SEA Sec. 10, T.
Ia N, r. 13 E. within thirty days from the
OF this notice, or shall claim
the same.
THOMAS H.. MULvEY,
declO Utica, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-12-24
CHURCH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PREsBYTERtAS CHURCH.
IEwIsTowS-Regular services are held on the
second aud fourth Sundays of each month; SAB
bath school every Sunday ut I'D .. M. ffaSei
meeting Thursday evenings Mt s:bt.
PHILBRnoK-Fir and Third Sundays. in the
morning. Pleasant Nalley-tirst sunday IN w
GEO. EDwARI>. Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH.
PHILRRooE.-Monthly appointuleLts-lst sun-
day, TIBET, at IL n. M; I'd and 18th Sundays, fhil-
brook. at II n. M. and ; p. m; I'd sunday inca;
at p. M; ID Sunday, Dubuque, at ii n. m' dnd
Bethel Chapel. at 3 p. M.
r.. 81. CRAvEN, Pastor.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-12-24

"Of course il hurts, but you must grin
and bear it," is the old time consolation
given to persons troubled witt rheumatism.
"If you will take the trouble to dampen Q
piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and bind it on over the seat OF pain
your rheumatism will disappear" is the
modern and much more satisfactory ad-
vice. so cent bottles for sale by w. W.
Dewitt, druggist.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-12-24
FOR SALE.

Cheap Tor cash or approved paper, about
two hundred stock horses, circle brand.
formerly owned by John o. Ming; also
from fifty to a hundred geldings, from three
to five years old, sired by Don A and other
good horses, from good mares; weigh from
800 to 1900 pounds when in good con.
dition. Some broke to work, some to ride,
others only halter-broke.
JAMES FERGUS & Son,
April 9. Armells, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-12-24

in Monroe, Michigan. to be absent about
six weeks.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
.LosING pKIcEs OLE pIuLADELrMIA srocKs
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, Feb. Cop. m.
Nothing occurred to disturb the placdty of
the stock market to-day Money was exception
ally easy and sterling exchange was dull-two
unusual circumstances on Friday. The apathy
of speculation can he further shown only by the
fact that in the regular department the volume
of business even less than in the two hours
yesterday. The interruptions by one or another
cause are so frequent that the stagnation ought
not 10 excite surprise. The market is commonly
said to he in an eXpectant condition, but further
proof of the defeat of unlimited coinage of silver
failed to give a stimulus To it, Silver bullion
certificates fell about l-2 per cent, but the de-
cline had effect on the prices Of stocks. y
little demand toward the close was followed by
a Sharp rally, which was most pronounced in the
leading Granger shares and in Lake Shore Even
by this enthusiastic movement the final advances
did not exceed fraction, while the exceptions
were mot infrcquent. Burlington and Quincy
gained "a per cent and ST. ktal and Rock Island
IA TO l-2 per cent, while Northwestern and Mon
Pacific closed slightly lower. Northern Pacinc
preferred gained l-2 per cent, but the common
stock and North American We're dull and practically
unchanged. OF the coal shares, Lackawanna Was
unchanged, while Reading and Ncw-JcrSey Cen
trail were utterly neglected. The closing was
affected by the rally in few stocks and appaT-
entity was strong, although the Improvement was
not maintained to the end To say that the
market is waiting one is to provoke inquiry
about what is to be expected. 1t is too late for
Congress to do harm in financial legislation, while
il may yet accomplish much for the improvement
of American shipping, and, perhaps, OF land trans
pOrtatlOn.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued TO be neglected.
but there weakness in quotations. which
at the close were az follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

There were no transactions in State bonds OF
city bank stocks Western sold l4jJ at from 100 IL
10 100 "a.
The general bond market was quiet. but firm.
The business included a large variety OF issues,
but in each it was small The final advances were
not more than IA to IL per cent, and these were
made by issues controlled by special influence.
In the outside market the demand by investors
was good, although not large. Reference is made
to our full report of bond sales
The rates for money, on both call and time, were
easier. At the Stock Exchange demand loans
ruled at II per cent. although they extend 10
Tuesday. The supply was excessive throughout
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, $ol ,O9s,4l4; balances
$3,956,723.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House $4j3034. The business of TIE
Sub-lrcasuTy for the week ended tonight includes
receipts of 81 7,522,7l and payments Of Sl3,s1d
693, leaylng the general balance at 81 ,O53,201
against SlG7,JS7,ls 81 on February l3 showing an
apparent gain of S3646,OlS. But deducting from
the payments 1000 and from the rccei pts
S3,4sO,O0O for items which affect only It's ac-
count with the General Treasury. its gain as
affecting the banks is 81 $3.50 and this result
includes the receipt Of 81 0O,0 900 for payment by
other Sub Treasures and the payment Of S?9.G0?
for purchased bonds. T0-days operations coy
cred Receipts. 1864, ,906; payments s., 2,Oi3,-
PA; with balances Of $l62,986,4O4 coin and
$8,046.S S0l currency.
The Treasury bought Sj1 900 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 95.9 to 1924 cents
an ounce: The purchases thus far this month
amount TO 3,556,jOO ounces exclusive local
purchases at the MINIS.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-.
ceived to-day 81 ,22j National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $3l ,5O5 the in
terIlal revenue receipts S315,s50 and the mis-
ccllaneous receipts S45,ssO.
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
Feb. 10. Feb. 90 Differences
Net gold on hand s1 40 3-0 s1fi GGj 20 Inc. sOl5
silver had p S62 f9p $685., ,C9S Dee 4M 797
Net lcValtendefs on
hand 6,101,Gi2 7,0l7, ,6H Inc. 420O22
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
flrldnclal.
PrOpOsaix for iiOndS.

G., Cnaycnne. WyO. Feb IA, 1891.
Proposals are Invited and viii b. received by tns
~ Hogne Of the City OF Che,ennc up to o'clock p m
foI1,ttl the llth dag Of March, y; D. icJl LOT inc
''D'"iLs As r.bcd bonds - be- issued by said cry;
cilhs thousand dollars. 20 much As may Do
Isn'Say. of water Funding Bonds" the sane TO be
u uf thc p1pJ," ~ rfJnCng tue present outstanding
Dphd,, a.d luuI c,ItlR indeDednes, a@aIst te
~ UNA OF the CITY siNtr thousand dollars OF 20 ihuch
-! a, may De- necessary, Of 'NiaGuct Bonds" the
MI 70 De- issued for the pupose OF providing funds with
.,it 20 Duild highway Naduct OF Central avenue N
80 CIV acro,, the Union Pacific Railway tracks; and
NYhNe thousand dollars OF 'Watr Bonds, the same u
~ urd Tor nc purpose Of pfo'iding funds with whici,
IL "etu ana improve the ystcm of water works or sdl
All oi said bodds bulr six per cent interest, pay
''v annually and payable thirty years natWentieth
VI e water bold> and Vladuct bonds required 10 be
med each year after the nth and onewent!eth
" ne "dtt funding bonds each after The sixth year
i'h bid must DE- Iani-d BY certified check for
on, thousand dollars. guarantee that the ttder shall
ro,,.I tn daSs after his bid accepted enter into u
d VITA the city for the purchase Of the bonds for
"'.'h hls bid shall have been accepted
lafaie lrp0 ais must be made for each set OF bonds,
ana ,uch Dfp,s shall indos d Proposals for Water
lu.uhg Boud-,' "Viaduct BOid,," ''Mater GondS."
a. % a,c be. and shall be addressed 70 Frank Dana
NY, p. CLcl cnne WyO.
all BID ~ r. ERISNAIlET Mayor
Atest; FRANK DANA
- (>talD city Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

vy\ITlD STATES CIRCUIT cor RI

TINTED STATES ClRCLlT COT RI
L sorTHERN DISTRICT or YEWYokIa y n, ra, the
~ "Gr t ncd etats Of America BY the Attorney the
aS ynd rsSs I,ISs to To sr%ang c by the said United
states all those 6: tain ands ;a'td II p, tae Va ,3
81 s9OS the city '' Of New york; ard Scntnasd in % block
eusd s %Sn ~ se & 1Ss St Grs Ss. S% sr ct and
oS the west by state Street duy selected and agpo!sd
by hs 'ad az STrs'1 Hcs cSm III moaS Baas ud and
rssnCHH rs Hns. Of tn" M s epca G q" &ct 70 a@t5o
S SSr SaS6ss ls and riF an IcS Of co9g
epS@6'r lsss d .n q Pa Aot fSE the o sISctS9 1Ss
Sr fol an dtGr parposes a. Sncad Tho At Of consrs
qprryd JUNG 2se 800 eatcd Aq ASt e 9'pS nd
tie City Of NewYok aa4 for other Pgrpo,Gs ra,
"aT N"ast :" lst st. lsss Entitled ag,aor e,n
SsP'SP dc.r and an A congress ppTsySd sep
c6cr 1885 entitled t hG CIV nt q sy % yo s5S%l daS S or
& as ,ssS %S"SG S 2y & AIt H Of to SG"sSs' aSs N
~ ~ iSff OF YcwYork and Tor oIcr pgTpOss - notice IS
rregt enart Of the tinted for the southern DE
st G 1 of u, Cout ROOM az tcco I'M in Room 100
Tal oG f - nG" dsr q F9say, tnS iso a. the opcng
Of the that day. or - soon theIeaf,er a. r2ai
SaG be G'aG F,na@ in thr abo;eent@d matter Tho
and xta, q G the Sv % nf s5fy ss. d 59rSsS
to ali those lands and premises wh me bg atG @ng
in t6S said southern district Of Ncwyor and In the
first Ward OF hs cry Of S bo ana oTns Green
ON the cast by Whitehall Stcet the south 6y bdidge
strn and on the wet by state street In fee simple n'
imte the same to lie converted. appropratei aha us'u
and for the PURPOSES Of site for the cr.f.W, 1,
new custom hous building. specified In sad sc y ~ ' on
September AN lrSS, A. ln'hu,u Wy
&c. Of CONGRESS- approved Ju,e 18th lsg2 u
Ia WING becu duly selected and approved by tt
NJ the INIT If St1''S of Amer ~ uI uu
In nur.u,ncn ~ provisions OF an Act Of tohgrsss a
August 1SSS cntted AN Net 10 dulhorIf
ond,rnatio ~ land for ses of pubic buung uha ior
r poso- and Act OF Concres APP roNed SpWurf
I'm iSsS entitled "An Act for ne erection OF a .p-
r1-er's warrnousn N the city ~ New'l ork ma lor
ohcr purposes amended BY the Act OF congress a,
rovcd Tune .stl lSgO entitled IAN Act 10 amend W
Nct for the Of an appraiser warenouss IN ~
ctv OF New.York and for other purposes Whl.h sllo
particularly deSor bed as toloW w
XII those certain lots pieces parcels OF and situated
Ting and berg In the First Wa~f n the CITY OF new
yor which taken bounded and described a
,oows ming at pon. formed bv the intersection of
Whitehall Street with the Bowling Green ana running
m ed by intcrscto1 OF whth1ll sreet win Bruce
treet thence aona Brdce street 10 nomt
formed by the OF Bridge street with STATE e
thence norfhwarcly state street 70 point iori
m tb on Of state Street WIN the Bowling Green
iIence eastwar1y along the Bowling ireen 70 he po1
w. mace Of begunng. Dated. New-fork. February ~
ls9i: EDWARD MlIt4.--i4L, Auorney Of the tnu"y
satcs ~ America and for the southern District oi
Vnv.Yor, Tost Onioe Bul.dIg New-iorA CITY.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

A DvERTIsENEYTs FOR TIE NEwy,Y9EIKS Wy, pIGyy& TRiB;
"A TNE WILL nE RECEIVED NJ IHE I PIOHN
OFFICES. No. 1c5s Broadway. corner Thirty lrstst.
Broadway. corner 26th1t until 2 " M 40 w u
tthrd.st corner shave lJ2 6thave. lj3 Fourth
ave- conner Fotrtoenth,t It. zoe lhrd.alc coIrT toriI
sc,tnth.st OPS Thil1.9Nc... year SNVhrst-st l'oo
FiI>ayc. iO5 West Foryse ondst. lO92 C0umDu,-aN'
iTn N'nthsNe cor 7-d.St 80 Gihcty.,.5. Alclp- 4
3o3 Thifd-ay-.. and the HARLEM OFFICE. lSo Fat
Onc.hund Cd and cnts niti-t. mp - .. M aud so5
West Onehundled.and twenty.fth ST.. at regular once
rates.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

samuel g. B1yne President. John +. Thompson. Cashier
''''f' '' ol Eicer-, Harry + T9rr'g.r At Cash
OF THE CITY or NEW-YOGK
- , NtW.YORK, Fr5rulry 49, 1891.
\ | TIE REGI LAR MEETING Of the Board
- 3l Directors held mi, day, NJ. samuel g: Bayne,
80 ffdent ~ tto Rank since ius Orsani1lti0n was
unanimously elected Pr-idrt Hll the vacancy caused
'S the death Of Mr. William \. Pullman. -
STUART g.. NELSON,
Nice-Pred dent.
y VTlCE is hereby given that the under
gned has made application for the renewal OF certificate
~" Oo for i0l 70 IL shares Of stock Of the United Rail
roads and Canal Companies OF NewJerscy; issued TO
llam Bishop and dated the 10th day Of March, 1873
the same having been lost or destroyed -
r. J. DUTTON,
2-j-1s9l kuryvinc Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
- RnPnsALS FOK NAVAL SUPPLIES For

l THE SEW.YORK NAVY YARD February 10 1891
Sa'ed prOp?-a- indo'rd P'Gp9sals for NnNal %P SuP'
is9l" viii b. received at the Burcn OF Provision. a4d
Clothing. NAVY D,prtmcnt Washington j. c., untn y
O'Clock noon March 3. le9l and publicly 0prn,d mntd
at,lv thereafter furnish At h" New ORR Navy haid
quantlty ~ snr.s &c consisting Of II scts oman :
-toios - 31G unud- -tr castings 200 tons hr,ce
cn1 Yards duck 6OOD yards cotton hainmocN
d.A; qrantty tors -tr' . consist nG n lo
aud nut. hardware tools &c ~ iron cht' tpooo yards
brr iaunal - OO wards beaced drc. 90 90 yard, IN
bl'achcd Gucl 100 0oo pornd Green c3rr 100 doIcB
rubber b. ton, fsm1l l2j OO pound saltwater n0p 5ll
aec,. OtO agate cups 1OCO agit n'Wl' ana 2oVV
aiIto articles must conform 10 th' Nav
standard and ,ass the usual naval insp'ctlon u aiN
forEs OF proposal, VIII be f1rni~led pon 70
th- C0unard,nt q Yard. the Navy Pay once,
Sew Yorl o the Eur-au The attention o iLanGtac. ,
aud dealers Il invited Tie D ds Il ol'r ull,k
being qIa decided by lot The Depsrmeat ri rsrTe' d no e
defects u reject any o. ~ tlln my
dr, d adyant,geous to tie Governn mt. EDWIN STEW
ART paynastCT General 1. :. Navy. -
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
ID KOPOSALS FOR BUILDING TIMBER

l DIXIE Engineer Olcc. T. ;. Army Rom Els.
ARM TaIdlng. 80 Whiehall street Scw;;i9gk , ,Ci;y
M Temporary timber Dixie In the Shrewsbury River.
Nor'h Eianch y. j.. WIN be received at this oflcc
le made in trpicae All necessary information may
bidder, E, invited to Acts Of Conge,. amtoycd Feb
rulp 20 1sSj aud February 20 lss' vol 70 p,gc 3y2
ard Vol 81 page al. statutes NJ Large 1HOS. l..
lANI,N lauin nf InglulNr-.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Bonds for sale.

Hastings. Ncb.. Feb 10 1891
Sealed propo als viii b" Office city
CleFK ot Hastings, Nebraska flom the date r,of until
30 D. m. Monday, March otI. 1891. the sal o.
Ond- 10 be issued by said cts for tn construction
s1d bonds to be is,u-d ia tn OF MT IN
tnoi~lnd Col1r-. Of five hun ird dollars eaeh Iayah TO
twenty year after date with Interest at the rate
Of per cent pr anuum PAYABLE Annually. and dated
tn. dav Of their delivery rcdccmable az the option OF
the c.ty after hNc year.
Paroles 20 whom the bonds ar awarded viii be- required
deposit 500 evidence o! good faith and In th
proposal must name o date when money Will he Iald ,
MAYOR Council the Tgnt b reject or all
tds. ,.,,,,, <,..- oil.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
ceoaL \ otires.

4 pPLICATION FOR PATENT for In
n pro,emcnt n the method Of and apparatus tor anaIsa
mating aud seplratue cious metals from p'"uefa ore
" Know a n.n Iy he-e presents that Charles Eastman
Trplcr by profess prN ate gentleman HsH,,
Satc and CIV. the oh day o the ] monH o.
or thr abo, ,cmenoned Inv enton, with sccihcatoh e'
l1tIrg thereto - r.,.io- 81, rho
,ld Dcc.ubCr lSgO has given written notice tat ne
ash,e TO proceed with H. sod appic1ton, nave uG
IT, dali With at my 6ce Friday. the seventeenth day Of
the month of April. lc9l. at II O'Clock noon. ,...,d
In opposing the grant II Letters Patent for the sad n'en.
ton the said Charles Eastman IIpcF lP,s,. a. S
nsnt setting forth their obIe tons: As lney WI ouer"Ise
hr prcc,udcl from bringing n I'm iorNa a. ih1s uoHe V P
Nh. IN day Il tn month u January leol' at Pretoria IN
''' 'oO'" '''' Sind p. + JOHANNES LEYDS.
For Attorney General.
ROOTH & VESSELS. Solicitors, PRETORIA.
" EW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY
y AND COUSTY or .NEWYORK.-E -Echard Thorn
ION Wilson Charl'e Iopkin, Bo-her william McEwen
Johnston Joseph Marshall Johnston ad BENJAMIN lraukln
Wilson plaintiffs, against Lewiston NH Co, dti'hdaht
To the aboyenamed defer dant: You hereby sum
Wonct 70 answer the ,onVI'nt III t, 1t5y' ,, nu 70
~ RI day If :. rvicc and in case ol your failure
Oy drfaut FOR tho ryliet demanded IN the complaint
D'''' EVAKfs. CHoATE & BEAMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Postonce address and oaicc,
No. o. Wal ST., New-fork Clty
The foregoing summons is served upon you. BY pub
lison pursuant to an order Of non .rcrs, Antyr"s
dated 18Th day of February ls9l, and on the l4ui
day Of February ls9l, ND with ne ,onpa,nt N tl!e
Il" SAID S'''e GGyHHRTS, tC@noATE & BEAMAN.
81 Wall-s,, Ncw-York City.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Actual cash In
Treasury vault


Treasury vault
sta d NJ
certificates 500 523 sI72 Oj1 50i Inc $40 0Gs
Deposits banks 2S $50 J72 1926 0.5 In. 81 c3
Net cash balances 500 GO 495 s2OI GG Inc scg9 ~
The foreign exchanges were extremely dull and
on London rates were easier. While the supply
of commercial bills was not increased, the demand
for remittance by bankers was relaxed. We re-
wise quotations for actual business as follows:
Bankers bills 81 81 Ia and 81 81 "a respective
~ for long and short sterling: French francs.
BIS 3-i and BIG Ia Teichmarlls, % 3-S and
% 1-s
In London British consOs remained unchanged
at 81 l-l6 for money and % 3-lG for the account
The Bank of England gained 100000 bullion
balance. In the open market money was deartr
at . 81 per cent for discounts and - per cent
for daily balances. Bar silver was quoted steady
at 4j Lied. an ounce. American railway shares
opened strong but afterward declined ard closed
at the lowest points. At Paris French 3 per cents
were unchanged AT $3.50.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clarcd its usual monthly dividend for Jonnary,
payable at the Office of Lounsbery 81 Co., Mills
building, on February 2s. The transfer books
will be closed on February "a
The regular monthly dividend of the DAILY
Mining Company is payable at the same time and
place, but the books will be closed day earlier.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
The Mercantile Trust COMPANY
Trustee.
New.York. December %. is9C

Under certain mortgage. dated May 81. 1883 and
agreement dated November L. 1sss both cxc by tho
Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company. hereby
invites proposals for the sale 1t on March l. ls0 Of
bond secured by said Company price satisfactory To
the Metropolitan Telephone aud Telegraph Company at
rate not exceeding par and 10 per premium such
amount shall exceed $4,000.
ToTfe ttTZ, 10 Al "a n,..ft.,.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
II. c. HAvERLY. CITY Clerk
NOTICE.
TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

The prOpcrty Of thc TOMS LeNlrlI NtIIWlY IOHIdIF
being adScr-td Tor sale under foreclosure the =5th
of March 1891 holders of the first mortgage Ter
ccnt. bonds OF said COMPANY are regucNtd 10 ,&ot &
and Trust Company - W.lliamet aud sign tn hohu.
Io1fr agr rncnt COMES which De obtained thcr.
md also nt the onDt, - N, undersigned. members Of
the committee. go. 49,. ,,o,,.>-
HENRY T.. McilAEG.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Dipl0en> Notices.


OFFICE o. THE DAILY MINING CcMPAS2-
MILLS BUILDlN 50, - BEOAD->I, o
NEW.YORk. Feb. ~, 1891.
DINIDEND NO. 4s.-A Dividend OF TW IN
IiFINE t25 cents per sharc has been declared for
January, payable 9%h inst Transfer bopas clu,c oh Inc
ID inst LotNSBERY CO.. Transfer Agcnts.
UtFICE OF The AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
so | BROADWAY, KCOM l52.
NEW YORK, Feb. .. 1891.
~ He BOARD or DIRECTORS OF the Amci
can coal COMPANY OF Alcgany County. Maryland have
this Glazed Nldnd Of Three Per cent
uron tne capt9 o,k o the company payable at this once
Oh tuesday. Maf" 10. 1891.
1hr ransicr books will be closed FEBRUARY 27 &C
ooioeH p H.. aud r,opentd O." morning ~ March H.
1891. "LO NJ BOWLBY
Secretary.
~ HE NATIONAL STARCH MANI FAtTI r
ING COMPANY. once q ihe Tr.o,urr' so. 2!s South
IT,. rw-iurA-At hr annual meeting ~ uls CON l1u},
held Coyington H. The 4th int, The hAcd chagcs
sigetnrr With d.. dNiiruds the preferred
stocks. having been pad. quarerly dividend y
one I,f cent on ne common stock was declared
ont { me surplus PAYABLE this ofce 20 stockholders
= record February 3Stli 1891.
70 O'Clock SATURDAY February - 1891 aud reopen Monday
morning, March TO- at 10 o'clock
CHARLES c. BURNS Treasurer.
New.York. February 20. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
ID ROpO>Nlo FOR FRESH BEEF ANl


FRESH VEGET ABLES-H' adquarter' Oeptru 20 OF
Ia, Onirc thcf conn l,sary Of Subsi-threi Co. os
Island. y y. Icb IT, lspl- sealed plDl"H'I7' ~ y Pi'
ate subject he usual cOndt on,, WIN 90 ul,
adtcrsrinent attached Will be received N t ono uiI
H. O'Clock, noon. Eastern time, N"dn >ddy AhIth 10
lS and opened IA the presence ~ bludrF' 10" tuF
-A.g and dclNtr the fresh beef ana IT ~ Ntgctab'
r'qGlrcd by sub, St'nce u pertinent. T. > Army az
Forts Columbus Hamilton. schuyler. Mads"orth ana
,ommcuc NJ July 1891. sealed proposals subye,t
SAN. will also be receive ed unt the Dat
and hour abo, specified ut the onNc OF the Atung Com
of each Of these pots Tor enc
rf and fr. vegetables sr that particular post only, 10
b. opc I'd by the \. {. =. at the time above epttlhci
Proposals !or beef aid veg tables must be
separate and they also must be s,Iartlc Tor e1h post
named Proposals for brcf must BE- uccomIani"d by a
guarantee signed by responsible persons re guaianto
20 500; for Fort Hamilton 5000 Tor Fort Nchuiltr
loco; fp Fort Widsror ~ SEQ for Fort Wood, rj0e
The vegetables b. 10 good wh0cour condition. and 10
respective POST, IN such quantities ana
such be- required SAMPLES OF vegetable
Proposals must be Inc scaled
tables" ihn-e % fccciv"d and opened at this oce
d. address ID TO the undersigned these 20 br received and
opened Office Of a G = u be- addr -Hed % IA,
4. g. & ~ the post. run information may b" obtained
application this ocG. At the Office II thr a. G. =
tho posts above named Preference VIII bc given 10
articles - domestic production or manufacture conditions
~ quality and price including IN the price OF foreign
prolurtol- or anufacture the duties thcr ON being
equal The reserves the right o. reject any
shall construed to involve the United states In any
g,on or plymcnt in Of Appropriation grIpted
hy ngre-s for purpose. NJ. l.. SMALL Chief Com
d,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
financial nleetlnqs.

NEW-YORK January 20. 1891.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
ELECTION NOTICE.
" OIiCE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of the Missouri Pacific
railway Company will be held at the oice OF the com.
(ahy IN ST. Louis, Mo, Tuesday, the 10th day Of
narch next az O'Clock for the election thirteen
directors for the ensuing and for the transaction Of
any Otn business that come before said meeting
Inc annual meeting OF the Board Of Directors will be held
at m same office "Wednesday, the llth day OF March,
at j. o'clock noon.
The transfer books will be closed THURSDAY FEBRUARY
B, at O'Clock D. m. rcopciied THURSDAY March
H. at 10 o'clock a. m. JAY GOULD Presidents
A. II. CALEF, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
-rNClNEER OEEICE. Armv Hnilding.

II <. ENGINEER OFFICE. Army building,
4. Sow.Yori. February. 10, 1891 l-Seaed Propo.al|.
- ruatn will De- received at thl, oice until - Uc0'k
!" M III 1901 FOR the Delivery of Five Thousand
ioas anpro, fraely of Larac stone az SaniI lo1N ~
io ac;. OF Congress approved February 70 lss1 ana
i'.'r,,lrv - 1857. vol %. p.g' 332, aud sol ~
ta.. Al statutes lt large. Inr -perit atole h'rnA
f.ri.. and an ircrn alton. apply TO u" un1trsghed
g. l.. GILLESPIE, Licut..CO. Of Engineers