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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20
. From rlEtsourgh Union Station.
VIEP11SuIVdnid ljnHS.|
Trains Run by Central Time

Trains Bun by Central Time.
North west 81 ystem-Fertw Wayne RSats
Ds.A.r for Chicago points intermediate and beyoed:
s10 an, T.10 am, .l2.1 pm, 'l.oO p.n., 8.S
an, Is ana. 500 am, 's35 am. SIS p.m..
D2rAsr for Toledo, points intermediate and beyond
& ROM same % points: ii15 an. 's.s5 am. ts15p...
D.rARr for Cleveland, points in,ernedlste and
sfYssd; tss A,,1. .H from ss ass,, t5 p.
DnrAsr for Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and Bellale: !:
1910 AM 20 pm, +. 10 pm; AssIvz from 'ans
DEPART for New ca.s @ Ear You 'Sounsstovn, A.hs.-
bua, points intermediate and ,syond: I'D an,
tl21 pm. ARRIVE from ssme points: II IS Pm.
''iD DrrAsr for New Castle, jamestown, Youns,eov,
and Nles, 1915 pm. AxsIvr from same poin.:
DHrAsr for Youngstown, 'l22o pm. Asnyvr rom
Youngstown, s645 pm.
Bouthw est system-Pos Handle Route
DrrAxr for Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis, St.
toS' points s1d beyond; %sH,,s
points: s2O m, 900 m, $50 pm.
DAsI for c0nbus 6 chis1go points inssInedi.,s .
ti55 :; n, $50 p 3 Pm. t4.5o G ?. E; s..Is
fSG f,oS Sw.'Ai'sSnI e b ts5S %;' i
DzrArr for Wheeling, $3.50 a. m, tl2 a6 n',.,
"a. 46 p. m, 1910 p. m. AKKrvr hem Wheeling,
tS-16 a. L., t. 6 p. m. $50 p. m
Special Notices.
PULLMAN SLzKrINc CARS AND PULLMAN DIVINE
CARS nun through, East and West, On principal trains
Of both Systems
Local SLzEPINc Cars running to Columbus, Cn-
ennati, indianapolis, Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago
are ready for occupancy at Pittsburgh Union Station
At o'etSck p. m.
TIME TABLES Of Through and Local Accomnoda-
ton Trains of either system, not mentioned above
be obtained at ITO Fifth Avenue and Union Station
Pittsburgh, and principal ticket Offices Of the Penn-
syfv.na Lines West of Pittsburgh.
sDaily tkx. Sunday. |Ex. Saturday. TEx. Monday.
JOSEPH WOOD, +. A. FORD
ssssrs H'n'v- Hen'r,l Passenger lssst
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WHITE STAR LINE
w For Queenstown and Liverpool.
ROyal and United Statea Mall Rfeamers

w For Queenstown and Liverpool.
Royal and United States Mail steamers.
Majestic, Aug. "a. S p m Majestic. Sept. 2, IN
Germantc, Aug. 81. noon Germ C. Sept. 2S 1880 m
sTt Ttutonic, Sept. T. m "Teutonic, Oct. 5, 4p m
Britannia, sept. a. noon Brittle Oct12 Io:3J a. m.
From White Star Dock loot Of West Tenth street.
New York.
second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates
soO and upward. Excursion tickets on favorable
terms. Second cabin, $40 and rs. Stserage from
to the old country, 30.
principal banks throughout Great Britain. Apply
to JOHN j. MCCORMICK. 6se Smithneld street.
Pittsburg. or H. MAITLAND KERSEY, General
Agent, - BroAdwaE New York. my2S-D
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EuRoPE.r srE.mzH1rs.

ITO EUROPE-MAX SCHAMBERG d co
L No. 5N smithfleld st.. represent all the
credit and foreign coin; make cable trans
fers and procure passports. Established in
1885. aplS-rrs
CUNARD LINE-NEM YORK AND LIVER
" POOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN-From Pier 10.
North river. Fast express and mall service.
Etruria. July 10. 10 Z. m. Etruria, Aug. I3 q. m.
Aurania. July q, .. m. Auranis. Aug. %. 3p. m.
Umbria. July 80. 10 g. m. Umbria, Aug. n $3.50 IN.
Scrvia, August &, sp. IN. lservia. Sept 9, p. m.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward. according 20
location second cabin cas- and 80.
Sieerage tickets to and from all parts Of Europe
at very low rates.
For freight and passage apply 10 compsny's
BROWN CO., General Agents. or CHARL Is
z. SMITH, Third av and Wood st., Agents for
Pittsburg, Pa. jyIl-D
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MISCELLANEOUS Religious Announcer m.nt

MisceIIaneous Religious Announcements.
SHERIDAN o. p. MIssioN-Rev. ]. M. Wal.
lace, OF the Eighth Church, Pittsburg, will
preach in Brownie Hall at 2:80 P. N.
TIE Reorqanixed Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, hall 81, Fourth avenue
Preaching at 10:AS 4. II. by Elder NJ. H. Bond.
At Seminary Grove. Glsnwood, August 81 .
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NETHERLANDS LINE

For Rotterdam, Paris and London. Sailing from
New York.
8. SPARTAN. Saturday. Aug. 20, 4:30 q. m.
S. S. Amsterdam, Saturday, Aug q, q. IN.
From pier foot of Fifth street. Hoboken.
First cabin, t5 and upward: second cabin, 4B.
Reduced excursion tickets. Steerage at low rates.
For illustrated guide and passage apply to JOHN
J. MCCORMICK, 69e Smithneld street. LOUIS
AOESER, o!6 Smithdcld street MAX SCHAN-
BERG CO.. SIT smithhsld street. au16-D
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NOTHING GOOD AT CINCINNATI

OLD IRON MD STEEL RAILS.
500 tons old iron rails valley. ~ 10 90 cash
40 tons old steel rails. ............. Is 65 cash
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PASTOR AND PULPIT.
Members of City Churches Returning
From Summer Trips.
DECORATORS HAVE BEEN BUSY
Preparing Houses of Worship for Fall and
Winter Devotiona
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED TOMORROW

In two more weeks the congregations Of
city churches will be largely augmented
The tide of health and pleasure seekers has
already begun to ebb from watering place,
mountains and foreign lands In a few
days pastors with frightened faculties and
renewed vigor will preach to audiences
whose brief communion with natures varied
phases will aid them to more devoutly wor-
ship natures God. In nearly every city
church the hand Of the renovator will be
seen. New furnishments, and in some
cases new structures, will add to the COM
fort of the congregations and will not de-
tract from the religious atmosphere appro-
pirate to temple of worship.
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BAaaaTaE se6.as's X AMD sa.s, SaI9 Ss9 RAILROAD.

A@AstgNbs
y 1882. Eastern time,
For Washington, ID
c.. Baltimore, Phil
adelphia and New
York, 's 00s m and
% p m.
For Cumberland,
% so. 's 00a m. II 10
% % p m.
For Connellsvilla
% so, ss 90, s. 80 an,
$40. "a Is, u 90 and
For Unfontovn.
Is 30, 300, Ss 30a m;
y 10, "A Is and IS %
md nd, ts 90 a m; 4 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21

OF Receipt. issued by the Ncw.iork Guaranty aid In
demnity Company and The oh colony Trust company
eAchangcablr FOR Share. u this Company
OFFICES OF THE GEN .kAL ILEC IRlC COMPANY.
- BROAD SrII.ET NI.WYORK,
600 ATLANTIC AVENUE. BOSTON,
May 10. 1892.
This Company has authorized the creation OF series
=, soi c,cr,,lln In thousand Der cent old Coupon
n.hfr, Hond Tor on. Thousand Dollars s.,rh total
900 principal payable l. 1922 interest pay.
In rod coin Of the Un.t.d stes Of he present STANDARD
Of weight and nnrncs- at the Ocs agencies of tho
COMPANY Ia cities Of Boston and Newly ort, at the
op6n u the holder deduction either prin-
cln or interest Of any which Company may be
r.nulrd 10 ay or r. tain herefruu by any present
, rqurr law IVY - ~ y '
T iond. may be- registered A. Ia prncral on The books
n, de- Comnany In IIo.,on and New.iork
IhcS fs'thcr provide that II Company shall any
hin, MORTGAGE IT, prop rty salt bonds II then outstanding
s' d, d. na~b d4cs. secured tscreby. WIN "'' '''
1hr & pplny hereby orcrs ~ holders Of IL, common
and pcicre stock OF record the Company
"a tie cloc Of business MAY 27th s92 and TO holders
- "a, r,~.,tIs issued by the NcwYork ,,uarantv 4 In.
drnnty COMPANY OF Nc-York and the Od Colony Trust
I;ntany of boston, eNchangcabc for ~ Com
NAVY oil record The book. O said Ncw-lork
fudcuity Company and the Old Colony Trust Company
AZ m. clos, of bu.inc-, Nav nth lS.fn To
.'hsrrlo fnr 600 900 of laid Gold Drbenturc Bond.
(which are all that il Is lnt.dcd to issue ut pr-scns
ne S:,jO and accrued Interest each OCO.
Any OF the - eco 600 OF Bonds hereby offered for
rtv H.. converted nd any time AZ the optioi
- hn ..p,cyc holders into share, o the common capital
,oSk ~ h. enrr Electric Company nj the rate OF one
sharn OF stock for each sl2O bonds such right 70
convert In indor-ed on earh bond.
Subscriptions Will be- received hereunder for any amount
NJ s,I hands hut each record holder Of the stock of this
mu.ny and Of said rccc ts shall be entitled to have
aIIod 10 him up ~ the amount subscription one
y,e iarrs ~ The stock OF this ComIany Preferred or
hf.u the dl..
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The business in State bonds was limited to
Tennessee issues and Of these settlement IS were
firm at iO2 "a. OF city bank stocks Merchants
Exchange sold 800 at 1870 IA and Shoe and
Leather 40 at 1877 and 1853.
The general bond market was more active with
out material change in prices. Atciison incomes
opened "a per cent lower at 3d. but that WIS the
bottom price for the day. They fully recovered
the early loss. hut toward the close again yielded
and at 30 3-s close with final loss of 3-s per
cent. As rule. the market firm and the
demand for sound bonds. which interest is
assured, much better th9n'the supply Refer
Money on call was superatively plentiful at
1-2 per cent. On time the supply remained en-
ccSsive.
The Clearing House statement was as fallows
Exchanges, S111 ,445,433 balances, $5,4S4, 1922.
The Sub-1reasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House 1921 ,209. The business Of the
ub-Trcasury for the week ended tonight includes
25s,5OS. leaving the general balance SlS4, 1865
1874, against loss of S2,006,519. But dcductng
from the payments Sl,362,oO0 and from the re-
ceipts $l,65O,oO0 for items which affect only it's
accounts with the general Treasury, its loss as
affecting the banks is $2,204,5l9.
To-day's operations included: Receipts. ST.
o5$:s2l PAYMENTS s2.s53,23o; with balances of
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from ss l-2 to $500
cents an ounce: The offerings amounted to $780,
900 ounces The Mercantile Safe Deposit Com
pany; of this city, reported deposits, out
standing certificates, at 2.42s,345 ounces. a re-
ductiOn Of 9,S7l ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $223,96l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $54O, 2s9. the inter
nal revenue receipts S479,6S4, and the miscea-
neous receipts $60,696.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement rs follows
Ne. gold on So Dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21

S1O,OOO,OOO
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis
Railway Company
AZ Consolidated Mtge. Gold Bonds
Part Of nm Issue Limited to s73.OOo'ooo'
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE OCTOBER L. iS4"'
INTEREST APRIL 1ST AND OCT. Isl
IN NETWORK.
Principal and Interest Internationally
Guaranteed by the Pennsylvania
Company by Endorsement
on each bond.
ats N.
Coupon Bonds In Denominations OF Sl'V"o E"e"'
with Registration Provirion'

Tho following statements are the authority OF
a communication President Of the PennsyNaha
Company and Pitt,burg. Cincinnati Chcago an" 3D.
Loui, Railway Company. which can be hau upon appn'
ton TO
The pront OF the Perm Company the GuaantorS
Of the above bonds. 1891 after paying all eN-
penses interest bonded debt, rentals advances &C..
amounted to IL 10 93s &C. out Of which dividend OF
per cent paid the capital STOCK Of the Pennsylvania
Company amounting to al 900 000-and entirely owned
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Con pany.
The Pennsy Ivana Railroad Company and the Pennsyl'
vans Company together s2 800 Of the uttndhe
capital stock $50 % Of the Pittsburgh, Cncin'
natl Chicago and Louis Railway Company. and through
such ownership the company Is absolutely controlled
by them.
The operatlons OF the Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago
and St. Louis Railway Company for the ending Dec
and iaSe Of ss7 cs So and dividends have been paid
PER ccn, Sss ' s" and 81 cent in
The to- total Funded pc6t Of the company is iolCHs
az per cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.. 1898 900
81, 1914, 900
These Consolidated Mortgage Bonds issued in ac-
Isgo limited IN amount to $4,000 900 10 the Farmers,
Loan and Trust Company. Of New-York. and W. " jack
Inc property covered by the mortgage consists Of
half Interest in 80 miles,, equipment. and trmnas in
roro1d rtcs and cqupmeit acquired or to be ac
q" on.d ah s' noad eu r. the amount of tho sna
-t outstanding have ben reserved for the latcr's
7
will. at the tmc o. the maturity Of The Sectional Ilonds
pay them OF that the Consolidated MORTGAGE may h"
come the first lien upon the who'll property. The r.;
ndcr Of Consolidated Mortgage Rolds BE- issued
time Tor Improvement % the tomranys prop
the purchase and construction Of additional railway
aud fOr other lawful purposes
The Bonds offered are designated rs Scrcs \. dacd
Oct ls9p hoa'n2 - per cent int"rns. free Of taxes
and maturing oct isi: princllnl 'ni in'r =. are pay
able In gold coin u the United Sta'"- In Ncw-fork.
Thc signed will receive smb-c ripiion. for the
above bond. at o. and accrued interest date OF
delivery
Sub>crirt ions open nj 10 o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing. May ~ md will be closed AT O'Clock r. vi. or
earlier the same day. The right being rcservcd TO
reject any applications and to award smaller amounts
than applied for.
Bonds allotted subscriptions are to be paid for
June g.
A simuf nnc issue will he made In London by
Mc.-r-. ~rcyrr Brothers. and In Amsterdam bS
NIc--r-. TciNcirn de tintto- Brothers.
SPEYER & CO., KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
MILLS BUILDING. 80 NASSAU.ST
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financial elections.

IlHuntluI VIcttlof5.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY,
NEW.YORK. May II, 1892.
4 II A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
"A Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, held at the
once OF the Company the city OF New York Tuesday
the 10th inst the following named gentlemen elected
managers for the ensuing year:
La GRAND n. CANNON,
JAMES ROOSEVELT.
ROBERT NJ OLYPHANT
BENJAMIN H. BRISTOW,
j. SUYDAM GRANT,
WIN. IL. TlLLINGIIAST,
ALFRED VAN SAN1VOORD,
JAMES NJ. ROOSEVELT,
ALEXANDER T.. ORR,
OLIVER l.. &. bILLlNGS,
SAMUEL SPENSER.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
CHACNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
Ana meeting OF The BOARD OF Managers held this day
Mr. ROBERT NJ. OLIPHAST unanimously reelected
President.
BY order Of the Board OF Managers.
+. NJ. OLYPHANT,
Secretary.
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Cinanr,d..
Union Trust Co. of NeW-YOrk,
80 BROADWAY.
Capital, 81 100000. Surplus, s4,OOO,0OO

Accepts corporate and individual TRUSTS Az
tends to the management OF ESTATES. Real ana
Personal, and receives SECURITIES for safekeepins
and collection and remittance Of interest.
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, for which IL
issues CERTIFICATES payable at five days notice.
or after definite period also opens CURRENT AC-
COUNTS subject to check payable on presentation or
through the Clearing house, and allows interest on
resulting daily balances when Of One Thou
sand Dollars. BELOW this limit interest allowed
on check accounts.
EDWARD KING President.
CORNELIUS d. WOOD,} Vice.Presdents.
JAMES IL. OGILvIE. c.
AUGUSTUS W. KELLY. Secretary.
J. " Il. THAYER, Assistant Secretary
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.


location Charactr. Amount.
a and IapldS, Mich.-hrOnS the hds Tor me -. 80.
Improvement Boad- 10 amour: q. t-p'ouo
previously reported were the follow
Ing
splitter & Co. Toledo. liS
Charles J.. Temple -V@,ru
Fir-t National Bank ~ Grand
Rapids hI
Michigan rfiSt Company. 2Ol ~
All BIDS referred o. he Com
nit,re on WAYS anf VI ans. Tho
hirhes. bidders Nee-rr. w. J.
IIay.. & IA. Cleveland.
OlyUpla Wash.-WashnCton stat" Loan Com
mission hi- purchase Lincoln County
q per bond - amount II COcpD
and ha> lanI $40 coo more 70 In
vet flr the Stalking Fund.
NEW COMPANIES
Location Title. Capital.
Bin ghanton. y. y.-T"stor- shire Water Works
Co, q. Harry B'arT. p'Csid'nt... OOoOO
Chicago. Il.-,scrnIsn lllno> state Bank.
william isnhic. president .....-..... go oOo
Nashua, " H.--ELrcka Mnin- CCmI5ry...... 100 90
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morn Aga -O7 Inc. 21,Jjj
i.O7C. - 4ljG.C5l lac. so."o
1924 ZIG. s7s s124 Of. 0c2 Dee. si9s s31
l34i9.u96 IS lJ1 400 Dec. ~.


Vet cash siss 1864 si37 37j,4sl Dee s''i o''
The foreign exchanges were dull and heavy
There increase In the demand TOT I'm I'm,
tancc while there was iTe5h SUPPLY o, reo ,ere
WAS no material change III quotations Tor aetna,
business Bankers bills, ~ 81 l-2a''l 80 - 9uu
- :. l-2 for long and short Sterling fcSpeo.
French francs, 5.lI Il ana o'l' "-' T'o''H''' No.
In London British consols further declined l-s
n 81 7l6 for money and 20 % - ior the account.
In tie opcn market money Wa sun easier "a.
3-la7-s per cent for discounts ana l-4aI,- ~,
daily balances Ear silver WAS shade higher az
40 i'd an ounce American railway shares ; ue-
clined steadily. and the closing WIS without I'M
nnrtant reaction At Paris french 3 per cents
Jailed 20 confines from the decline Suffered yes
tcrday closing at 3s.O2 l.
Lioh-ora ic bonds. including ls>ucs guarantee,
by tie Lake Shore and tie Ahcnigah t entfai
RoiIrr al companies. They call special attention
TO Chicago and Indiana Railway, nrst mor'! ~;
10 which by reason of the consoll,!atio oi thtt
comnny with the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad Company are prac'lcalN anai"" .o,
Oh igation of that corporation, when reports ne,
earnings largely in excess of the dividend "po"
its preferred stock. -, 4, ~
Spcyer a Company and Kuhn, Loeb ~; * 20 g,
announce that they will receive Subscriptions at
100 and accrued interest for Slo,ooo,o"u iiuS-
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis hailMaA
Company l-2 per cent consolidated mor'Sa.c
gold bonds, being part of an lsSuc nniitcd 10
SO 600 900 Pm. pal and interest uncpnditioii-
ally guaranteed by the Pennsylvania yompany ny
Endorsement on each bond. In accordance win
tie statement of the president of the fcnnsf
vania COMPANY and of the Pittsburc. Cincinnati.
Chicago and ST. Louis Railway Company, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and the Pennsyl-
vania Company together own S2s.6g?, 900 Of the
outstanding capital stock OF $40, SS633g - oi In'
Pittsburq Cincinnati Chicago AMI St Louis Ran
way Company. and through such ownership, the
latter company is absolutely controlled by them.
The subscription books will open on Tuesday morn
ing May "a. and will close At O'Clock. p m. or
earlier of the same day. the right Icing reserved
to reject any applications and award smaller
amounts then applied for. simultaneous issue
will bc made in London by Mcssrs Sryer
Brothers. and in Amsterdam. by Messrs. TciN9ira
do MattoS Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
SPEYER & CO., KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
MILLS BUILDING 30 NASSAu-ST
Ncw.Yotk. May 20. 1892

NHEMICAL BANK STOCK . shares for sale
~ -,para:' 81 together. r. J. q. JENKINS JR.
BroAers. broadway and konta,e., Bro. kyn.
nUVAL COUNTY. FLORIDA; st. Johns
IL IsV,r InproyrI.nt Bouds. $500 900 2oiO year
Lonis. authorized by Act Of Legislature, anu validity
affirmed los Supr,ma Court OF Florida. Assessed value Of
taxable property. $500 109, ba-'I onethrd actual
value No Other debt sea,d bids received Tot the FIRST
of $4,000 dated july l. 1872. bearing
incre.i payable annually ia Jacksonville and New
York and opened June 49, next No BIDS considered a,
is than pr. fuilcr information furnished by CHAHIio
H. SMITH Of Trustees OF Johns River I'm.
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ENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.

NEW.YORK AND BOSTON. May 10th, 1892.
tho Shareholders u this Company and Ia the Holders
Of Receipt. issued by the New ok Guaranty aid In
d,mntv Company and the Od Colony Trust Company
eAchangcabc FOR Share. u this Company
OFFICES OF THE GEN iEAb ILft IRlC COMPANY,
- BROAD STREET, NEW-YORk,
600 ATLANTIC AVENUE. BOSTON,
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OFFICE or THE

OFFICE or THE
~ Y GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO..
80 CEDAItSr, NEwYOKK May TO- 1872.
n, He GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY of
Ncw.YorN having offered 10 r., stockholders OF record
the close Of business on IN. 9th Of My 1892 the
OF sulcrif Ing for its dcbenCurc
vd Ia cirrulIr Of that company dated MAY l0 1892
is herriy given that to- the purpose Of enabling
receipts OF this COMPANY To patcipat
In subscription the book, Of Company Tor the
TRANSFER receipts issued by for stock either OF
the Edison Genera. Electric Company or the Thorn son.
Houston Ekctilc Company, viii be closed from MAY ~
1892. at o'clock end will Reopen June T. iSJ2 at
10 o'clock a. IN.
The closing Of this Company books Il IN pursuance OF
direction and determination 81 the Committee named In
the Stockholders Agreement OF Feb o. 1892.
II. A. MURRAY Treasurer
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ErRoprAE FINANCIAL MARKET.

IT It'JTI4-f-' II.Nf.N7 M MANN III
London. May 90 p. m.-COnSos. 81 ZIG for money
and 81 . for the account: New orh PcnEsy lvana
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 30 Canadian Pacific.
81 Erie second consols. lOr 35 81. Paul common.
70l4 New York Central. ilG "a Reading 30 -.
Paris adviccs quote 3 per cent rntes at o francs
zig cenfmes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

R'd. Ask. BID. Ask.
Iebirb Val,v..5S7s 80 Up & r G. NJ asses 49,.
I.eh { & y Co. 52H 527s g. Il 1st pt 5s-.76ia III
Penn Il R34's % I Hs y 20 pro es..oo" oS'
Phil & Erie. 81 - -. 4 u Il I'd pr 1s-..-oo
Y e. il Stock 90 1916 H9's
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BEARS ATTACK BRAVELY.
STOCKS DECLINE BRISHLY.
THE MARKET CLOSES APPARENTLY WEAK
AT ABOUT THE LOWEST POINTS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-MAY 20.
R0NUS IND RANK STOC 3.
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NOTICE.
HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL EWAY CO.. WACO
AND NOKIUWES EKN DIVISION.
~ HE PROPERTY of the Houston and Texas
L Central Railway Company Waco and Northwestern
Division, having been Old red to b. sold under
by deere = The United states Circuit Court for the Norh
District 81 Texas holders Of the FIRST
said company requested 70 call at tho
Offices Of any OF tho undcren members of the FIRST
MORTGAGE u 1NDHOLDEisS COMMITTEES for the
purpose OF projecting their interests by signing bond.
CHARLES MORAN, GS wilIam-st
WILLIAM j. QUINLAN Ir
Chemical NATIONAL Bank OF New-Y0rk,
HENRY X MnHAfiG 40 wallst.,
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
Bank Reports.

II EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL S,abosrd NaGonal i4nA at New.York In the State
OF Ne"fork, at The close Of business. May II. 1892
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INV .----.lOs4
Del d HUDSON
Coupon "a
5000.
Duld Iron R'ge Isl
1000. .l0l
Ediscn Flee Ill Isl
1000. ...-..l0l's
Equitable g g. Fuel
Of Chicago LIST
5000. ...-..lOlH
Flint g. Pere Marc
Port Kur Div 5s
?.U(p y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21

Aetna rG-u ID. -
1ri a,Ify vaults
over outstanding
cert ncats ....-'
DepOs . In bank.
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Total, t'r the d1y -; uo,
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p. sif,sr uii . q
st l.-J lend r
o.! naaG ......-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21

NUOICE Investment, $4,000 to 500, 900,
" in established banking and real estate business
Lady or gentleman Partnership position, II desired
address H., Box 49, Tri6una OHicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
WceQu 5leamers.

MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
New-York 10 Genoa In less than eleven days.
vera Sat june IS, 10 am vera sst.,Aas FL 10 an
Fuda Sat, July 2, 10 am. Fuda Sat- Sept 10 10 n
Vera Sat. July 90 10 Vera, Sat. Oct l. 10 an.
Passage 800, 1925 or $50 berth, First Cabin.
Passengers for the Italian Lakes. SwtZerlnd and tho
Tyrol will lind this the most direct easiest and
comfortable. Switzerland be reached in sty
hours from Genoa.