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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04
Petaluma's New Daily

.PETALUMA. Nov. 3.-Mr. Selkiik. an old Cali
torna newspaper man, who recently purchased
he Petaluma Courier, Will iu few days start a
daily morning edition Of that paper, making The
second daily paper started here.
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An Amended COMPLAINT.

BRIDGEPORT Conn., Nov. 3.-An amended
complaint In the suit OF the Adams Express Com
Dany against Clapp Spooner was filed today IL
alleges, in addition to former amounts thar
Spooner unla wfulIy appropriated 100000.
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Ra;s,rs and Dr,.r Burped

FRESNO Nov. "a ln.drier IN the Vine
yard Of ID. ID. Hudson, TWO miles east OF here.
was burned TO the ground tonight together with
nearly a carload OF rasin,. The fire Is supposed
10 baye,started Il ON some Que In the vineyard
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Election to Incorporate Ontario.

ONTARIO Nov. 3.-The Supervisors Of San
Bsrpardino County to-day ordered an election
on a petition 10 Incorporate Ontario as munich
pality OF The sixth class. The election will be
held November 21st.
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RICH ORE STRUCK.
Santa Clara County to Enjoy a Mining Boom
in the Near Future


BAN JOSE, Nov. 3.-Specimens OF ore which
assay sl4 60 In silver, with traces of gold. lead
and arsenic, were brought 10 town to-day by
Charles Scbaefier OF this city. who has located
The mine In the Llagas, near New Almaden, In
THIS county. A body OF ore twenty feet thick Is
ia sight. IL IL pans out as the assay indicates
the milne will be worth an enormous SUN, and
santa cara County Will enjoy big mining
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Accident at the Anaconda Mine.

BUTTE (Montl Nov. 4.-The worst mining
accident OF the year took place at the Anaconda
mine this morning Seven miners were killed on
the cage coming up. No particulars ale yet OBJ
taiuable.
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At Chicapn.

CHICAGO, Now 3-Ihe winners at Garfield
races to-day were:
Six fuToncs, Lucinda won. Adelna second,
May Blossom third. Tine ZIG.
Que mile, Big Casino won, Walter second,
Judge Hughes third. Time. :45i4.
One mile, Lord Lonsdale won, Lena second,
Cast Out TIL d. Time. 1887.
One and an eighth miles. Santa Anna won, In.
nocence second, Ella Blackburn third Time,
l:55I.
Six lurlongs. The Deacon won, Tenor second,
Rouser third. Time, 1874.
SIX iuilOngs, Rudolph won, Ivanhoe second,
Bankrupt third. Time, liza.
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dropping a lighted match or a cigar. as there
has been no fire in the drier for several days
The loss Will probably reach $4,000; Insurance
hDuwu.
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yIcAR.GENERAL PRESTO,

Mrs. Hannah Burrows died In this city yester.
day at tpe advanced age OF 101 years, IL months
and days. Size was born IN Statfordshre,
ENGLAND.
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VICAR-GENE RAL PRESTON.
Right Rev. Mgr. Thomas $. Preston, Vicar
General OF the Roman Catholic diocese Of New
York, died In New York City AT l O'Clock this
morning
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BORN.

BORN.
KRUFS-In this city, November g. 1891 to tho
WITS of Peter Krufs. daughter,
DIX0N-ln this city, November 2, 1891 to the
wife OF X. H. Dixon n daughter
KoHN-in this city, November l, 1891, to the wife
of y. Kohn, a son.
CARLYLE this CITY, November 2, 1891 to the wife
OF Heathcote Carly, a son.
COLLIN this city. November 8. 1891. to the wife
OF T. j. Cole, son.
C0NRO-In Alameda, November l. 1891 to the
wife OF George A. Como, dau{ hter.
NOKTHkUP-In Petaluma, November 2, 1891, to
the wife OF Charles Il. Northrup, a daughter.
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WHIP And SPUR.
Results Of Yesterdays Races al Wash 'Bg-
ton, Chicago and Nashville.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The winners at to-
days races were:
Six furIOngs, Ii. W. Cook won, Bellevue sec.
ond, Judge Morrow third. Time, 1:141a.
SIX flu longs. handicap, White Rose won Pick
pocket second, TIMERS l. third Time, l:l614
One mile. George w won, Margherita second,
Oeypete third. Time, 1:441a.
-Four and half fuilongs, st. Mark wou, Con-
stanfinople FLY second, Gondoller third. Time,
o:561a.
Five and a half furlongs, Tatiler won Mata-
goTda lilly second, Lynn third. Time, 1:1O.
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BIRTHS-MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offces and be iudorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published
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N0RTON-In this city, November /, 1891, Mary E,
dearly beloved wife OF William II. Norton a ma
tive OF Athone. Ireland, aged 81 years, d months
and II days.
IS Friends and acquantances respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Wednes-
day., at 30 O'clock A. NJ, from her late rest
dence. 2209 California street; thence to st. Dom
mics Church. where solemn requiem
Will be celebrated for the repose OF her soul.
commencing at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. Please omit flow
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Sept. Wheat easy
cash 9j5@f Sept. $1.02 Z Dec. $1.O6.
Rnmarkahln kasrne.


Mrs. Micheal Curtain, Plaiufeld
ILL.,, makes the statement that SHE
caught cold, which settled on heI
iuugs; she was treated for a month
bv her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was a hope
'ess victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her Her
lruggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. She
bought bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited from firsl
lose. She continued its use and af.
ter taking ten bottles, found herself
sound and well, now does her own
lousework and is as well as she ever
vas.-Free trial bottle of this great
discovery at Fry's drugstore. Large
bottles SOC. and 81.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12

day-Bob Wade won, April Fool
second. Best time, - seconds 3
dash for 2-year olds-Top Gallant
won, Centella second, Annie Rooney
third; time, 1:l7. Trotting, 2-year
olds--Kitty B won, Vauquish sec
oud, Magenta third; best time, 2:SSE'
Trotting, 2:34 class-Pandora won,
Pearl Fisher second; best time, E:2Si.
Van B Delashmutt drove his team
Slemwinder and Nervissa to beat
-, aud went in 2:4S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
ST A T E.
A FOOL GIRL,


PORTLAND. Sept. l2,-There is "A
strong probability that "a marriage
was consummated at Vancouver
between Elizabeth Perry, a l7-year-
old girl from Washougal, and Nip
Gee, an Americanized Chinanlan.
Miss Perry is tall girl, as large
aud as we'll developed as a woman
of %. She has dark hair, brow a
eyes, and more than ordinary ore
possessing appearance. Gee, the
Chinaman,.is not bad-looking fe.-
low, with his close cropped hair,
civilized clothes aud straight eyes
He speaks correct English, and, as
Miss Perry says, "He is all right,
even If he is a Chlnamau.n
They were working on Mr.. Shep.
hard's farm near Washougal, where
they became mutually infatuated
Gee made her presents, proposed
marriage and was accepted. she
then said she would come 10 p. RI.
land and consult her mother who
Is employe / here as cook.
This she did, aud upon meeting
her mother, they went to the New
York hotel where they remained
last night, and were seen this noru
ing Mrs. Perry does not at an ON,
pose the match, but the hitch comes
IN the fathers le'usual of oonseut.
The Chinaman has not been seen
In town at all since Bette arrived.
but there is prevalent idea among
those In a position To know that Bet
tic aud her mother went over to
Vancouver late yesterday aud me,
Gee, where marriage took place.
roRrLANp RACES.
PORTLAND, Sspt, ~ Running,
mile heels, postponed fFom Thurs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12

Syrup"

Martnsville, N. Methodist Par
sonage. My acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup. was made about fourteen
years ago, when / contracted a Cold
which resulted in a Hoarseness and
a Cough which disabled me from
filling my pulpit for a number OF
Sabbaths. After trying Physician,
without obtaining relief-I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
- saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a bottle. !
received such quick and permanent
help from il that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup has been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. have never hesitated TO
report my experience of It's use TO
others when ] have found them
troubled In like manner" RRv.
w. III. HAccARry,
Of the Newark, New A safa
Jersey, M.E. Confer
ence, April IS, 90. Remedy.
G. G. GREEN. Sole AIan'ff, WoOdbuy,NJ.
'''''.lIH .-.-----.~~--e.+---,-~-
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Street LmnroYement Bids.

NOTICE is hereby given that the civ
~ OF salem, oregon, VIII receive sealed
bids for the grading, draining, graveling
curblng and guttering all the parts of Co1n.
.nleTelai street between the south side of
Union 81. and the north bank of Mill creek.
alsC all that part of State street between
me west side OF Twelfth street and tbelwest
SIDE OF commercial street; also ali that part
Oh court street between the west side of
twelfth street tand theweSt side of Commer-
cial street, all situated in the City of s Ilcm.
oregon, according 10 the plans and speci
hcations thereof on file In the Office OF The
Clty surveyor OF the city OF Salem Oregon
A Dlank contract, bond and underiak.
ing IS also on file with said plans and sneci.
hcauons, and the contractor will be ne.
CURED To execute them for the amount
therein named, and will also be reouired
20 give good ana sufficient suretie and a
suIhelent number thereof 10 be perfectlv
satisfactory TO the mayor and to his az.
There shall be deposited with each hid
cheek IN hVor of the Citf OF salem. ore.
son, for lhe sum of slC0O, certified 10 he
good and hankable by some btnk in tbe
Slty or salem, Oregon, which said cheeI-
M,l' be due ana payable 10 the Citv on "a
lehi oregon, as fixed and liQuidated dsW
ages, IN ease The bidder shall fail or neglect
10 execute the contract, bond and pnder.
laking and each of them and show goC1
ny msh IN all particulars in relation 10 his
said bids viii be opened by the eomni,.
Tee ON ordinances atthe office az he o.
surveyor OF the Citv OF salem. Oregon -,
~ oeloek A. m. OF September 2l. ism az
salem, Oregon, but the awarding OF eon.
tract Is 10 be made by the common eounciI
.,,,, ne SSily oI salem, Oregon, and also the
oohmlllee on ordinances reserves me risbt
lo rslect any or all bids and also Ia boid
s,ld plds Tor acceptance or reiection -
~ t,lne moi exceeding two weeks after
olenlpg oi the same. "''e'
Done hN order OF the common couacu ,,sl
,sltd '''s"n r. NJ. GoODElL.
Recorder
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''Yhe GaIIeySIavp.'

Tie company is "A finst-elass one
having played a years engagement
IN CerdNy's rheater, Portland. /,
embraces such people as Miss Kate
Dalgie'sh, Miss Kittie Belmour. Mis-
Dan'af'e, Miss Wheeler. Chas. M
q 'aN Franz Armstrong. Georgs
hrNan', Fiedrick Sunmerfield
Mm bennet, Louis Belmour. lit,le
Hsrrie Belmour aud the hssnt,eai %
Sl.lld 81. ae'ress, illlle Berthe Cordav
4 ne Sa's IA public should turn Out
ana give this company a ronsing
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Notice of Final Settlement.

~ me the Circuit Court of the state Of Ore
soh I'r the county OF Marion. in fha M
O.. ~ the estate OF ], = sullivan, deceased
n,N ,'',o 'ii', q hereoy given that I have fiied
~ n'.u unal account In the nhnve emit
t teu ssta,e and that Monday. the M dsv ~
Ss,,2,ssr, has been fxed as the dsy OF finsi
3 nj IN. N. W. HUNT,
Administrator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
F FOREIGN.
SENSATIONAL STORY.

BERLIN, Sept. 12.-The Hamburg
or correspondent contains a sensa-
tioual artice entitled: "The Cossack
Stroke on the Bosphorus." Accord
ing to this Russia meditates sur
prise to Constantinople by con-
joint landing of 10000 troops in Eu-
r0pean aud Asiatic Turkey. The
Bosphorus forts it is said are to he
attacked from the rear and the APP
proacb of hostile fleets are to be pre-.
vented by torpedoes while it is cal
culalated the Russian torpedo fieel
could enter the Golden Horn al
night and completely destroy The
Turkish fleet and that the Who'll,
could be accomplished In "A hours
Complete plans for everything j:
said to be ready and only the com
mand from St. Petersburg now j,
needed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
Low SING GEE.

Merchant tailor All kinds of clothing
made To order, Repairing and cleaning
neatly done, one sack suit s }, formerly
sSa. one frock suit So, formerly $40. one
overcoat $40, formerly $50. one vest 80 50.
iormerly 81 One pair of nants 81, formerly
$40. &' Commercial 81. .alem, Or. Q u In
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FIFTY LOST THEIR LIVES.

ATHENS, Greece, Sept. ia
corrected estimate of the number Of
persons drowned in the collision off
Cape Colma between the Italian
and Greek steamships show that
fifty persons lost their lives by tht
sinking of the Taeormina.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR RENT.--A new room cottage. En.
Il qqire OF Mrs. d. l.. Ficster's, opposite
opera house. 9i9N
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12

DOR RENT CHEAP.-Two furnished
Il rooms for light housekeeping. One
furnished as kitchen and the other BED
street, before a. m, 9l2St
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
100 Doses Ore Dollar
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa.
per and Border, Artists Ma.
terialS, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
REEDS OPERA HOUSE.
Monday Evening

The Relmaur Gray Dramatic and
Comedy Company will make its
nrst appearance in Salem i'm the
beautiful comedy drama entitled
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
AMERICAN uO0.

WAsHINor0N, ID, G. sept. Il. -
The following cablegam was NJ
oeived at the department OF state to
day fr'm Minister Phelps "Pork
admitted on American ins speotlon
certificates. Germany impo, es no
other condition.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12

Those new goods at Mrs. Fiester',
are truly beautiful.
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THE ETNA THEATER
Saturday, sept. 18th,
Grand Reopening under the man
agcment of VIM. Mcpherson

A pleasant place tospend the even
ing, the Aetna theatre, ITO state
street. The curtain raiser, entitled
"McFadden's visit to the Fair, " in
which VIM. Mcpherson sustains the
principal character, causes the au-
dience to yell. Bring your friends
to STE the finish.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
THAT sRATFLE CASE.

sRATTLR, Sept. l2.--M. @. Sulli-
van, the detective, aud mis- assls-
ants, Maekey aud Evans. who Kid
mapped Bailey aud Albertson. were
heard Ia tho justice court yesterday.
sullivan N charged wl,h assault
vita deadly weapon, aud hts two
deputies with simple assault aud
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
A MnRnERous MA Np.

WHEATLAND. Cal, Sep. l2- A
brakeman on the sonthbound Orr :
gon express, which passed through
here at 2 o'clock yesterday morning
was knocked off the train by tramp
whom he was trying TO dislodge from
the blind-baggage ear The traiu
continued to Lincoln before the all
sence Of the brakeman was discov-
cred. The engine ment back for
him. The brakeman was found not
seriously hurt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12
GOT JUDGMENT.

New YORK, Sept. l2.-Judgments
aggregating over $3.50, 900 have been
filed against Adam Backer, CONNER
eial note broker, who assigned Au-
gust 3d last.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-12

natives VINO We're thrown into the
water eight We're killed aud eaten
by sharks aud one mau had his leg
bitten of below the knee.
FELL UNDER THE WHEELS.
BENICIA, Cal, Sept. II As the
Napn train was entering South
Vallejo last evening, Fred Woest, a
prominent man from ST. Helena,
was standing on the platform, when
his hat fell of. In attempting To
recover lt he lost his balance, aud
falling under the cars, was Instantly
killed. His wife was standing with
him on the platform at the time.
and when she found that he was
dead she became crazy. His wife
was taken charge of hy the Odd
Fellows OF Vallejo, as Woest was
prominent Odd Fellow OF his town
rHE TRAIN ROBBERS.
MODESTO, sept l2.-Wnl. Dalton
ana Riley Dean charged with the
Genes train robbery were interview.
ed this morning, They reiterated
their former story aud claimed TO b,
able to prove an alibi by reputable
witnesses, Dalton admitted his
brothers Robert aud Emmett an
guilty Of the Alila train robbery bu,
said they are safe from capture.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The financial disturbances in Europe were re-
carded in Wall Street as an argument in favor
~ bigher prices The fresh shipments OF gold
wore greeted with speculative cheers, because IL
WAS understood everywhere that the more gold
that was shipped the greater the aInount 'naU
nust be returned in few months IN payment
for food. The exports of gold, If continued 10
the exhaustion of the Treasury supply, were
nonular argument for the rem0netization OF silver
nv European countries. 1t was urged, IN other
words. that every shipment of gold was PLAINLY
an advantage to this country, because IL made
Europe SO much more a debtor IL must nave
been for some such reasons that London appeuio"
TO be a large buyer of ST. PAU and It's other law
orites. It is impossible that the apparent Duy-
ing for foreign account was on orders from Ne"
", ,rlz for there can be only one interest whicn
could resort to such subterfuges and that Is popu
larly supposed to be altogether III favor OF an
advance in prices 1t is incredipie M tie
the buying for foreign account should De 9uiler f
than investment buying. Ihe eager uenaliu 10 ~
St Paul could be explained on no other erouhusi;
That stock furnished nearly Ilru oi ene Ifs
business and it led the upward movement. ,S lS
final gain of 3-8 per tent was not reacHeu
by other active stocks, although al tne
Granger shares were acuye anu mep ess than
those in St Paul and other Granger shares the
comparative weakness must have Deen due 10 tle
estimation in which the stocks are held in Ohicaso
OF London. on.;r
The foreign situation was relieved to certain
extent, but rates for money were not easier a., az
/ ondon or on the Continent. 1t was generally
admitted that the Bank of England would raise
its discount rate tomorrow, but 1T advanced ltS
premium on American gold coin, and, IN view
of the great ease in money in the United States,
an advance in its discount rate would he useless.
No other country than the United States has
supply of gold large enough to be drawn upon.
The closing prices were not the highest for the
day, but the concessions were not more than are
incidental to a positive movement.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds.
but the views of holders were modified Inc
market was rather weak at these quotations:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
FOR BONDS.

L OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, MIssoULA C doA sNS. Mon.
Mssoua City sewer bonds will BE- Offered for sale at public
auction I'm the Clerks Onice City Hail. in the city OF
Missogla on saturday, May SO 1891, at o'clock M
seven "a per per annum, interest payable soml
annually Bonds be issued IN the denominations Of
dollars each and ~ be sold at not less
than par become due In twenty (2O)
from date issue payable In O from date
at the option OF the City Council.
Also same time and place and n same @ manner
the further Of twenty-five thousand 1926, ,00O) dollars
will be sold. The 20 bear interest at
rate not exceed ( per cent per annm payable
semiannuoy said bonds to 10 issued in the de9Omna; Ina
less than Bonds to become due in twenty t9o
from date at the option Of the City Council
These authorized by vote OF the electors OF
the annual city election held April IS, 1884, and carried
The popnation Of MssoSa Is about ooo The assessed
valuation 1890 81 600 000 The OF Is limited TO
10 mills Present levy Is mills The bonded indebt-
edness OF the CITY, exclusive OF these issues. is So 900
Floatng indebtedness March 81 1891 Si2315 25 Total
Indebtedness 1895 25 The present net debt is s16,
097 4S.
certified check payable order OF tho City Treasurer
TO the amount OF e. 900 will be required deposited with
the City Treasurer by the successful bidder guarantee
good faith TO be forfeited to the City should ne
fail 10 take the bonds.
The right To reject any and all bids reserved Address
II. S. HOBLITZELI. City Clerk,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
financial.
THE LAWYERS SURETY COMPANY
NEW YORK.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR STOCK.
CAPITAL, SloV0,ovv
IN ooo suaRFs. s1OO PER SHARE

The Lawyers Surety Company Of New-York Is organ'
zed under the Laws OF the State Of New-York.
The character OF business undertaken by the
Company the execution guaranteeing OF Undertakings
on Appeal, Arrest, Attachment Injunction Replevin'
Security for Costs Bonds Of Administrators, Assynees
Committees Lunatcs Cuors, Conseryators Executors
Guardians Receivers Trustees also Bonds Of Indemnity
to Sherlns, Official bonds, and all other bonds, under
takngs, and obligations which required 10 Dc ap'
proved by the heads OF departments by joining
therein surety otherwise.
Company has authority to transact the business
becoming surety upon judicial bonds and undertakings
I'm the States OF New-York, Pennsylvania NewJersey'
Connecticut Rhode Island. Massachusetts, Illinois, lnd
ana, Missouri, Maine Iowa, Michigan Wisconsin, 0si'
forna, Oregon, and Florida; and hos already made ar
rangements with most reliable agents and attorneys 70
commence business in New-York Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts, Illinois,
Indiana and Missouri, furnishing field OF operations IN
which prospective business Of the company VIII Do
sufficient per cent dividend. besides accumuat-
Ing annually fund for surplus account.
The system proposed to be adopted by the Company
presents security based not alone It's capital, but
also upon indemnity 1t will receive from the persons
for whom it becomes surety thus reducing the liability
q minimum risk
II estimated the most reliable authority, that not
less than the OF fifty millions OF bonds and under
takngs filed annually in the various courts OF Few
OF prominent cities of the United States where judicial
corporate suretyhp is recognized and approved oy the
ntrfa
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
prrpOpFAN FINANCIAL.

end 95 31 for the account NewY York. Penn:
syivnais and Ohio first mortgage bonds ~ o1
Ganadi@n Pacific 10 3-5: Eric, 90 I-9 MeXnoan,
ordinary, 80 5-S; Pennsylvania, 61 L.; 81. faui
Common 81 3-6.
Money Ia 4 IL per cent. T., -. 40 t.ancs
paris advices quote per cent rentes mt w francs
30 centlmes for the account. -. A., Mi, y, I,g
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank ol hns'
land on balance TODAY is 181 900 pounds ~
paris advices quote Exchange Oh London al ID
francs 50 centimes Tor checks.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
BUSINESS Gbanres.

WELL EDUCATED men and women of good
address valuable acquaintance and Satisfactory ier
character and ability can secure ADVANTAGEOUS
agpcatioQ by letter only 70 THE CEYLoN PLASIEES S ~
NswYo alec contsl Of valuable agencies requisite
capital 10 furnisheas