davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

representative bowlcrs against each other in the open
Ing game Of series at the formers alleys On Tuesday
evening. The scores. - -
Schooley, 1876: Mood. 17b G. Johnson 13b; Langley,
Ieo: Butcher l42; NitneniuA l7A: Schmidt. 1s7 and
.Ysun. Mems Catholic club-Neese 100: Jones. ib4,
McChbe. 10; Clensey 143; risrson. 122: Eilhacher
12l: Clougher 16s; McCloud 149 J. Jones. 14+. and
Pauer. lI6. Total 152p.
Union between the Madison and Grip teams played on
victory for the visitors BY 11o pins. Ths score: 49,
Haviand 2o2; Parker, ia Total. 663 -
Grip oan. 1885, yelling, 1<p; Reilly. 162; INNER.
man, las; Thompson. 18l Total 163
Six teams will take part In tho Spartan House tournA-
ment. Tho Hrst game will be rolled tonight and tho
tournament will be continued Friday evenings The
following ID tho schedules:
Jan 15-Sol0 va. Inter Un0.
jan 22-FritE Reuter- Vs. Alpha
Jan. 2O-Drchard vs. ChcOry.
Feb 5-Fritz Reuter- Va Solo.
Feb. 12-uuter Uns Orchard.
Feb. l9-Alpha Va. Chicory.
Feb. 26-Solo w. Alpha
March A-fritS Reuter- ~. Chicory.
March 11-0rohard ". Solo.
March ls-Alpha ~ Inter Una
April i-rritx Reuter- w. inter Una
April 8-Alpha vs.. Orchard.
April 15-untsr Uns Va. Chicory.
April 22-Fritz Reuter- Orchard.
%,,,ow,os ,Aor. cha tra,rt5,s, ...rAt~. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15
tUu, IRU E'Os
SECOND CANE,

Oriental Ts 15c 214 2se 500 4ao b2l 500 e72 72l
Glendale. Sa 1853 245 $50 4oS 600 b5s U25 72S S27
Umpre-H. Winter Scorers-F. A. Englert and H.
Prince
Average-orienta. IA Is: Glendale, 166 rs.
THIRD CANE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15
ANOTHER o1ArHAx IDEA.


New Plan.
The cut here presented shows the ideas OF
Thomas Chaplain. tho yacht designer OF Ros-
Ign. L. l.. OF what he calls a pleasure and
racing craft that can neither oapsize nor
sink" Mr.. Chaplain is nothing II not original.
In the shadow Of the hills and trees OF Long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

The Yorkville Bowlers Couclude Their Sc.
ries In the American National Tourney.

The Oriental team rolled ita concluding games In the
American National Tournament last night. The York.
willie bowlcrs did brilliant rnish but they
had nothing gain lose whichever way their games
resulted tho uptown wiclters not disappointed.
The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15
Good Shooting BY Company II.

Company of the Seventh Regiment shot last even.
Ing for the Kemp trophy. and made the remarkable
high score Of 1852. only points behind the record
The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

BosToS, Jan 1A-Wiam o. onnor. tho CHAMPION
oarsman Of America is In Boston. and he is MAKING
plans for some big races. stanbnry tho Australian
oGrsman, who holds the championship OF the WORD.
has written him that he will lraye Australia about
chance to secure this championship. OConnor says he
Will be ready to race In June, tthcr ut ChautnuQun
Saratoga, Pullman, for 900 a side. UConnot II
also fendy to MAKE match with u snsr and Teenct
against himself and lianan in double scull for
$1,000 side lie will also give Teemer race in single
souls for 81 of0 side and says that llan!an will make
. match with lloBmer for u Ike amount.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

POODLE AND OVER THE LINE.
4egretful interest On q table stood the six
prizes. and the winners can select any one Of
the number. They consist Of an elegant gold
flower vase. silver fruit dish. o combination
flower vase and fruit dish. a silver cake bas-
let, silver fruit dish. and Il pair Of vases.
There are also two individual medals offered
by the Central Turn Verein for the two highest
scores.
:. The chatting continued with vigor and rapid
~. the members OF the teams apparently be-
ing oblivious Of tho fact that they had come
there to do anything but enjoy social reun-
ion. Suddenly h Koenig. who organized tho
Tournament plucked up courage. and. raising
his voice above the hum Of conversation. re-
NOW. ladies, the members OF each team
Will have ten minutes for practice before roll:
ing IN the tournament I would suggest that
DrActico begin now"
The ladies looked triGe indignant at the
Interruption Of their Conversations. but they
gradually worked towards the alleys. W. Her
bert, who had been selected as official umpire.
had the misfortune to break a leg. and Charles
King. formerly of the Phoenix Club and now Of
the Ivanhoes. accepted tho position. Mr.. King
10 one. Of the best bowlers in the city He
made the highest average in section Of the
4 A B. u notwithstanding these achieve
ments. Mr.. King was plainly ratified when he
rose mp to begin his official duties and en-
3ountered the gaze OF 14O women. In his en-
bArrassment ne began to call out scores made
IN practice and was laughed at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15
Mike Mulroy to Turn Professional.

That versatile fighter. Mike Muroy. "ths Brighton
Cyclone has decided to leave the amateur ranks and
enter the professional fighters fold Nike has acquired
finely equipped saloon since his boxing career COM
msnsed and Yesterday authorized Domnek MeCatrsy.
ratify match between him and john Murray OF this
city. or Pat Daily OF Brooklyn Pet the man who
he is now better than his former mentor. Sam Arm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

The following shove the individual standing Of the
FIRST twenty men, and also the team averaged In tho
Importers League games bowed on the fremont Hotel
aleya which were brought to close last Saturday,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

hams design is hinged at it's upper edge. 80
that 1t has freedom to swing laterally. and
tho craft can be beached without damage.
Whom 1t is desired. in sailing on the wind. to
ing the iron bars iB b. which pass through
strong metal tubes In the main Keel and keel
son. The design Is for a boat 30 feet oyer all.
10 feet BEAM aud feet depth inside OF hull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

forty bowlers and prob
ably q hundred spec
tators. including a few
men. They were con-
fined to reporters. UNI.
pire. and scorer. and
they stood in o little
group and convorsed
In whispers. The con-
testants began to come
into the alleys about !
o'clock. and as soon as
they took of their hats
and cloaks thoy gath
cred in n bunch and
rAn-kal -a~1.n1 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

down i've pins amidst dense silence. Then
the bowling went on with great rapidly. A
first ball seized another with . vigor indicat-
Ing desire 70 annihilnte the disobltging pins.
alley stood and watched the missile. In ease
Of failure. the bowler's face TOOK on an expires.
sion az though the bread had failed to rise"
The FIRST ten stroke Was made by Mrs. stude-
woman In close fitting black dress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

Island he works necessarily. thinking out
novel ideas and carrying out his theory that
the best way to attain speed Is by making n
In this latest idea the curved lines" AZ
are the extreme bottom and top Of the hull
diamond shaped figure shows the shape OF an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

EVERY WOMAN HAS TEN MINUTES PRACTICE"
team shall bowl seven games. play continuing
every Tuesday and Thursday till March Is.
Only one team bowled at q time. each OF tho ten
members rolling twelve balls and scoring all
pins that fell. Spares. strikes. and breaks
were ruled out Two members Of a team
rolled at the same time and changed alleys
with every third ball.
Tho teams that competed yesterday repre-.
sented the Hermine Duchholz. jolly Women.
Oleander, and East River Park There were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

versation highly suggestive Of successfully
conducted sewing circle. Each Of the bowlers
wore q badge bearing the club name. and
some wore uniform consisting Of dark blue
skirt, loose blouse Of the same color. and sailor
collar.
Quite . sensation was created when Mrs.
6ehatz Of the Hermine Buchholz entered. car
rying In her hand canvas bag containing her
favorite sphere She unbuckled the bag with
great elaboration. took out the lignum Vita
missile. and laid it carefully away on a lower
rack. while her sister bowlers looked on with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

TRAkEs.
Washington. rs $50 $50 2a6 3G1 APO 500 5s1 OCT "a,
Oriental u ll5 16s 233 3l7 +Os 4Id $50 131 7lB
Umpire-M. wallach. scorers-H. Prince and W.
Average-washington. 14o 2.5; Oriental. 14sl.a
sKcosp CANE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

Totals .....14 70 10 eUAT Totals. II 2010 78O
FRAMES.
Glendale "a 145 231 3Os 4o4 o1S 616 7oA $50 SoA
Washington .So lT9 2Gl 33S 421 4ge 567 SAG 7OS $50
Umpire-A Paulsen- scorers-N. Hayman and A.
Muster
Ayerage-Glendale l72 As: Washington. 1ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

Tho following rolled in the Hoboksn
tournament on Wednesday night The scoresi
Gtns-Katenkamp, 14s: Enselks. 142; Hintre. lzo,
wilhelms, l42: COLI 122: Eutrup, 14S; Koch, 17S:
Fuesse. lGO. Total 1.155.
Misunderstanding. l5i; Bnllwinkc; l2I: Jensen. 200;
S:eneck, l2N: Won Deesten. 1856: Rehm, 100; krRtz-
ner. 12S: ScLueman. l39. Total, 1.223
Observation-Disclosures. 1913: wilkins I'LL Burg.
hardt: 100 wh,more. lIhi Rsingoldt lao: Prentice.
1876: Kelly l35 Talon. III. Total, O65
liour-Sullirnn. ia: schwinRe. 115: Hanger. 1922:
spohn. $50: Obrieter 1856; Meyer, 165: Bader. 1lSi
Cramer 1872. Total l.172.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-31
3nr @r6Tnuas Der siIetcn aeleri
Uation.

&on g2dtertopu tommt ole gtaf,
rlat, onB Die Sn9enieure, welde nit
Strmeiiuns Der 9inle 8atertuuu, ,Siuur
Gltp uno Tu!utb All OCr Siiietun.Re
lerrdtiOn beid,dfns, mareu, pOn Der Re.
lsrpdtlorspoli;et an ben peiteren Grbcis
ten gebineert uOrben iiub. Qie S2e9ie.
rIn8 bat ben geie5l erIaiicu, oab fid
tcln gSeIBcr aui Der &eieruatiOn Bis gum
-. Aprll, Dem 5nse Der Gr0finuna, 6li.
den lalien bari Ger geiebl bat cine
BIemllhe 9luiresuns erSeust unb es piro
friuartct, oub Die Rcsicrma cine Ril,
Oernn9 Der Crber eintreten laiIen wiro,
"a pls Rofe Der Slniieoler bod aerne
ons 9anO uuieben mill, petdes lie baum
IN SeliB ju nebmen arneuten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-31

Gie Ruiien iOlleu iebr unanoenrhm
beriibrt Iein iiber cine neue art Der
espionage, fpelde ibneu bon Seiteu Der
9entihen or0ht. 9entbare 9mtballpus
nit cOrsiiSlibsn pbotosrapbiihen Mp.
paraten ausserilitet iOlleu bdufis al Der
polnil6en @rsn,e in merreihbarer so,
be 9eiehen iein. aRit ben Photographic
,den Nppardten nirb eS mpbl ieins
&lbtisfeit baben, bic 9eiituuasfdbis'
felt Der neueren 9rodenplatten gren,t
ia init an bas lluslanblihe. Tic seben
ielbit ba nod iihsre Siloer. 100 bas
menihlibe Nuae nihts erbllden fnnn
9agesen nit Dem lertbaren 2uitballou
lit onS rmnu ipad." Seriude IinG
Swar snr @enil9e qemabi, ober brouda
bare Sieiultate bis jebt ndlt erSiel
poroeu. Gs 1T besbnlb audi wabr
| ideinlid, oaB Der lentbnre 2uitbnllor
lpeiter nidts mar els cine 0rpSe Cute
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-31
Mitbea SIS.9afota, Sonnertas, Sen 81. @drs 1892.


II. Vi ara. Serliu Glue itilunt
'be SteEe erclgnCte I'D btute I'M preuRtldcn
Sanota9e, ais osr neu endnute Ercmlctmi
Her 6rol Gutenberg auihuOigte, 0uB bic Re
slcrunB Die GOitsidnlgeeBpOrage babe ial
len ;aiicn, StitrmndsS &uiousrucn Der
Eiberdltn nnO loute9 .3ri6eu isjtcus pc9 Ggu
trumS be8ri!ste oie'e 0roiinlmg oe5 lc,truoen
nlnnrero. Cie llebrraj1uHg mar I'm 10
gloR1 od man nod immer gIaubte oaB otr
8e9lerin9 oIc EotIGse mr lr om 9,uJen
bIId, ulbt tiir immer aut9eben lucrot. Crai
Gutenberg ol eoot leluen Gnlril lna Ni
nllterIum pon oer uoIInaubiScu Auisabe ees
SoltsidulgeicgeS dbbdnsjs suad; babsu
10000 ,Oo0 Subtraction utroorbm.
20. ARdrS. l0s im Reo Riusr lboI,
Noro Gatoto. I'M YSbot urbIiebsne cs
trsoe, uebes pom Sbalipeitsr aniaugS Die
les NlOuol mart mitsenOmmen purDc. III
ourb itromsnOen Regen nun p6uls proor
ben, nat SerinSiler $dGeuHs 10 DtulOneu
Suibeis.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-31

glutbentii6eu Seridteu III 6plse
lit in ben 8alo MpuntGins eine ibers
ans reibe@ploaoer eutocdt iuproen. Die
Gutoeduns uurte in Den Qnnie uno So
iie 9Ubes gemahi uno ben 8ereduuns
gen nah miro Die 9loer einen Grtraa
bon s43 per 9onne liefern, @s ut bas
Der sr6Bte Suno, Der bisber in ben Blad
Sill semadt morben 1T uno cine Sdaar
pon YrOipeitoren beiinbsn fih bereits
aui benz @ese nad gem neuen TOraro.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-31


3te repub b itnniihe Chi.
cagoer 6rele Srele" lhre;bt pie iotai
iiber bic lege g9Od)e turS genleloete Der
lperlunS Der 0atb' l6en GicenS, Bla i'm
SOiua'er Gb3eoronetenbaus: ,Gs mar
ein itrlttes larter Srtum, ourh mel.
dies Die Slll i'm lluterhauie Der @eieb.
seblns bon SOlua ueriporien murOe.
Sdmmllide 2enotrnten babeu ilr,
ldmmtlite 8epu5litaner ss9en Die Sill
lbre Stimmen ab9e9eben 9amit III
Der 6Ortbeltauo Der Irobigition I'M
Staate mir lueitere ;luei Sabri acIihert
luoroeu lie groBe WnIie Der repu.
blitanilden Hartei oes Staates 1T uns
itreitig nab iOie Dor fir Irobibition,
uno oementlpreheuo nerbatten iih bic
republitauilheu Holitifer Sdmmtlihe
republitaniihen Miislieoer Der Geieb.
sebuns frb erpdblt rporben aui elmer
Hlatiorm, ole iie III ansoriIdlihen s9or-
ten sur duireGterbaltuns Der beitsben.
ben Erohibltlpns9eiebe uerpIiidtet bot.
9ie gseniaeu, ole etwa 5u ge9entbeili.
gem Rerhalten seneist gsmelen, puroen
ourd Die Dtaile Der llcbriaeu eir9e.
lbiihtsrt NIB ourd @eripsis aui Die
YlatiOrm, Der lie lreue selobt, i'll ben
prOhibltipniItilben 8eibeu ieitaebalten.
1abel unterliegt es nidt benz minbeiten
3peiiel, baB cine betrd6tlihe NHabl
repub!Itnnilhen @eieBgeber, mebr ais
9eniiaeno um Der Bill bic Wlebrbelt Al
seben, Die 8eieitigung Der 9roblbiticn
nit 6reuoen besriiBt taben wiiroe.
3p6 es feblte tbncn Der 0iutb, lclblt
ju iolder g9euouns Der 0in9e Die
0nnb ju bieten, nnS onmIt seeen cas
@cbot Der Rartei uno se9en bic Ishr-
beli ibrer @dbler iih aui;ulsbncn. Sci.
ne Der republitaniiden Mduie iuollte
bon Der Yrpbibitions.8aBe iid ireiien
laiier; bram iauo iih feline, Die Sdeae
ibr umjubdn9en.
3u Der neuliden, iuie cine beireienoe
2Oslaguns fliugenoen GrflGrm9 bcs
republiianildeu StautscOnpents, mpnod,
llnteritilsuns Der Yrpbtbiticn niht
LANCER ala Yrobe republitanilder 4ar,
teitreue selten ioll. iteht oas @erbalten
Der republiiauii6en @eicsssber III
idmGblihem @eseuias. 9ud wis 5ha.
ten lauter iprehen als @orte, 10 Uiro
oas b6ie 5huu Der rcpublitnnilhen Ge.
ieBaebuns Der ssartei unenoli6 mebr
SAaoeu sufiisen, als ale Ih6nen &eben
oes republiianiiben Gonueutes ihr ie.
mails niiben f0nuen."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-31

Die Grsiinuna Der Sliieton Ne.
lerpotlon am 10. glpril iheInt ein 3a9
Der llurube iiir Die geb6roeu Der Ser.
stuutcu iu werosu. 9ie 3abl 9srer,
Die anl oieien ssipiinibtcn 9dncereien
lih cine Seimat 9riinsen pOllen, acbt
ms llnsebeure unp Die nnseidbre au
nnbme, baB Dieleid1t iest an Den @ren.
sen Der ReieruatiUn ;piihen 10 bis
$4,000 Auiieolcr ueriammelt iins,
l6eiut ul9t 81 bod sesrffen ju iein, ba
es natilrlt6 erl6eint, oaB Elm bis oabtn
reieroirtcS 2anO, ipci;3eS idou in bic
all9emelnen 8ertcbrsitraBeu sejogen ut
une auBerorm 10 berpOrrasenoe lamb
ipirtbibaitlihs gortbeile bietet, ole all
9emeine Nufmertiamtsit aui iit ;ieben
muB. 8eun ouju sere9net wiro, oaB
ourh oas jiinsiie Serbpt bes 8siretens
Der ReledpatIpn eme augememe llnShs
frisoenbeit er5enst lit, 10 ldBt ii6 Den.
fen, oaB nit benz @lpdeniblas ip6li
am Is. April ein GROCER Gniturm lid,
erbeben pirb. 3ie Na6ridt, bob pisle
Der sIuiieoler tros Der @a6iamteit Der
GsenturpoliSei i'll cas Snnere Der 8e'
ierpatiOn eelunst limb unp BON ben Su'
sianern ein ,Stid aanb seianit baben,
I'm aleid bel Der Sano su icin, I'M ibre
@renipidAle eiuidlasen gu iOunen. III
ieoenfalls nit berielben Spriidt nuiSu-
nebmen, wle Die 9te6ritt, bab pas Mi.
ELECTROMAGNETIC in st. Snellius ben Be.
iebl erbolten bat, 5ruppen jum Gln'
ihreiten bereit gu balten. @aier Bar
ber III st. SnclIins, Der ocn 0bpeieE-
ben Gcneral MerrItt rernltt, eltlirte
bis oatin teIuen Yeiebl empianlen Il
baben. St. =. SollsStg)
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-31

Ssdtertown, %. Wdrj. 3as bieiiee
SanOdmi bat beSlslih Der 9eoinsun.
gen, inter mel6eu 2auo in Der Reier.
patton duIsenOmmsn meroeu tann, elm
Sunolhrelben iUIsenoen 5ubolts erlaSs
len: 3ie 2dnbereien t1nuen MIR als
0eImltdtten auisenpmmen peroen. Sc.
osrmdnu luer iiber u ,1abre alt uoer
oas Saupt elHer 6amIlie unt en-
peoer etnseboruer Bir9er 1T, ooer Die
@rtldrung ubsesebeu, Burger weroen
81 wOaen, uuo uidt iber 100 Slcres
9anc innerbalb Der Ser. Staaten be.
lIst III odiu beredtist. @ini4reibun.
gen milIien peri6nlid i'm 9anoamtc be
lor9t Deroeu, dussenommeu, oaB alte
Soloatcn bur6 am 9ahbamte bealou.
bI9te Nnludlte NnIieoluusserildruua.u
einsebeu laiien uno erit ieds Rpnate
'edter ii6 aui oem 2anoc aniiebelu uno
es eini6reiben laFeH ibunen. Der
S6lnBbelueis (iiral proof fam in IA
NouateH Ooer s Sabreu sema6t iper-
ben, inter Sesabluus bes &esieruuss,
preiles uOn $3.50 per Acre. Die Gin,
ldrclbesebibreu iinb sS iiir so gcres,
s1S mir 100 Ncres uno 81 fir ieoes
Srloaten Re;5i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
Total % co.'s s7o7s,ooj sC9i29 W Dee sI35 oCo -
THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

An interesting occurrence of the week was
f inc oiching OF the International Monetary Con
ference AT brussels on Tuesday. IL is uitlicult
20 Judge from the comparatively mcagrc cablr
'"NiccH whether the prospects are favorable 10
a. result beneficial to the position Of silver.
Inc reported attitude of the German. Austgi r.
ana Biltish delegates is not iuspiriting, and the
scepuclsm which exists here as to the practical
X"lue OF the Conference has not been removed.
II - also too early vet TO forecast the protabi"
action OF Congress i'll regard 10 the Silver law
OF 1870. IL Is evident, however. that the sli-
Ncr problem Is pressing hard for solution, ana
wmle present fears may be exaggerated, the So
sOlicitudc
The week brought Wall street face to face
with gold exports, although the sum which went;
OUT yesterday was triiing and could not have
SHOWN much, if any, margin Of profit on TIE
transaction. Relief to the exchange market -
possible. however, ut any moment. either through
tEc elimination Of the speculation in cotton ana
hence the frccr movement Of exports. ar through
the display of more confidence. in American -.
c eur by foreign investors. \ dcyelopnrn; u,
the latter direction could be largely Influenced
ny sensible legislation in Congress, or by a2r'-
aoie disappointment rs 10 the outcome OF 'h"
BRUSSELS Conference. II correction with pos
to note Tn" further heavy Gain in sneci" IN
the bank reserves ard the recent steady srcn5th-
ching of the Government holdings OF gold. nS
Treasury statement this week shows So. 963, .?|
absolute free gold hand. against only ~ o.Ai4-
SOP by the public-lcht statement Of August
These figures, Of course. ar exclusive OF Inc
81 10000. 600 gold reserve fund.
Outside Of tie silver question The only lhp"r,
tant defect in an otherwise favorable cond!tl"l ."
affairs is the railroad rate cutting west of CHICAGO.
The trunk-lincs east of Chicago and the southern
railroads have already adopted Important m9,'
ures 10 secure more rcmuncraiivc rate inc
spectacle Of the far Western roads handling an
Unprecedented tonnage practically ut cast Qhenl
soon to inspire vigorous methods nv he i2r-e
bankers who represent the stock and bond holders
u correct the evils Of Protieai" railroad man 49,.
mcnt II may he worth while 10 inquire H. ne
stock market haS not already "discountcd the
vith thr HIGHEST prices Of railway shares early in
the wear there has been decline ransin5 from
about 10 moro than % per cent. The ioIoWln z
table contrasts final quotations yesterday with the
rrey ions best prices Of 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
A WEEK OF PRESSURE.
BEARS INFLUENCE STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL SHARES SHOW sTEAD!NEss.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.

THE w i-Lhi4A hI--AotAl NlAlEMIINl.
Sunday, Nov. 27-p. IN.
The United States Treasurer received last week
,,on customs S3,09s,55s; from internal revenue,
c2176.3l3 ard from mi,ce lancous sources S2GG.-
"a total fIom all, S6,54l 100. against S6.S57.-
COZ in the preceding week. The decrease was
caused by heavy falling off in the receipts from
onstorns, which counterhlhncel even Il SLIGHT IN
nroose from internal revenue. The weekly Treas
my statement shows a decrease Of S244,02 in the
rot cash in vaults. but an increase of 1927, 7s2
IN deposits in National banks. Hence. the state
mont shows an increase in the net cash balances
AZ S2S3.161. favorable feature was the in
.rcase of S2G9,G20 in the actual gold in the
Treasury a small increase in outstanding ccrtiii-
eotes. leaving net gain in the gold balance OF
223,043.
The principal changes in the vault balances were
made mp as follows: \ gain in the gold balance
Of Sa23 Ol3 by an increase ol S269,69O in coin and
bullion less an increase of S46,577 in the volume
n outstanding certificates; loss in the silver
balance of S5j2. $50 by an increase of Sl,!3j,-
9o6 in outstanding certificates. less an accumula-
ton Of S5S2.67O in coin and bullion. and gain in
the legal-tender balance OF S63,S94, by an in
crease of S03s94 in notes in the Treasury. minus
an increase Of $4,000 in currency certificates.
Treasury notes - the amount of S0oO,UOO were
issued in payment for silver oulhoh' puV S)Vt'-
QOj was rcissucd In the course of business 50 that
the amount Of these notes in circulation was en-
Iarred by Sl,374.9Oj. The amount outstanding
now is Sll7,s37,163. The TrcosuY's liability
for the redemption of National bank notes again
WAS reduced by Sl92,959, and the deposits of law
full money on tnat account amounted TO S!4,-
32693l.
Subjoined is Saturdays statement compared with
that of November 10:
Nov. 10. Nov % Differences.
God coin and lulu
TIN
Gates and 500. $500 - 49,. ... - g., -.,,., . e.,
OJ0COO .s-3, 40 1JU tSl1, ''S lhc f--oVto
'cceitinratcs ~ G2ASC5S G2l1 gl7 Inc. q, S9f
Natl hank notes. O,OOo,24S Oc-Y 50 Inc -l'0'o
Silver dollar, ard
bullion. les Ger - o-oe,- "a, -, 90
''-''''
Cash Treasury $50 ,79l T39&D1.,1J pee o-I
deposits in NATL - ,.. ~ 80,
Total balance $50 100 $50 SOL Os3 S9l Inc s-s3,7Gi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

F.. Tx. dividend OF 10 pr cent IN stock
TIL, WEEK AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.


Tho stock market last wee; was subjected -
continuous, PRESSURE from the bear "p''1i f'.
Every effort wa, made 70 sake conf lcnc", hHi
il was not until after tie THANK, Nlns hohiH
that much long stock was dlslodr'd. l@quidA-
ticr was evident i'm Ncw-fork and Nrw-tngani
and i'm Re2Ing. which. however could easily lr
cNplaiucd by special causes. i j. WITHIN n""u '''
boY."vcr. 10 say that in the general lit the long
stocks sold were for proic--l onHl accounts II
WAS unfortunate that tAc incplcai donh" IT 'i
London wa suppressed. but ever IN" wiGr.y AL
vcrtiscd shipment Of 100000 Of god I" france
failed to increase the supply of Investment ~'raI-
ties. =. .
4 somewhat curious feature OF the sp"ouIl'i u
was tie comparative StcilIuc-1 oi th" ln'u-'Il'
shares some Of them even opposing l'' dbf'I-,
current Railway stocks we're moro ar,i ' l""i .
The. close but in only few Instances di1 ~" " '
declines exceed > per cont. The losses IN NE
stocks that are supposed To rcpr'-ent a hrorl'h
attitude among the Gould interests w"r' rather
l.SS than the declines in the Shares wnlch ENJOY
an international market.
Following is our usual table, giving IT," n,moc.
Of shares sold of all stocks. the highest. low ~
and the final prices Of the wccS together Witl iie
final prices If week ago, prciiAcd BY the aFe!a-"
prices Of November Is, 1891