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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
SWAMPED THE HALLS OF JUSTICE
The Swind'ed Women Wouldn't stop Talk.
Ing In Court Out OF II.

The swind'ed Women Wouldn't stop Talk.
Ing In Court Out OF II.
Women. young and old. Hocked to the door
Of Part ii. OF the General Sessions at 1890
yesterday morning. Each OF them had .
postal card thus inscribed:
II you wish to got your money returned from b. ".
Gottschalk call at Part H. Judge Marines court 81
Chambers street. at 10: 80 Monday morning.
Your Collector.
Tho doorkeeper admitted the women as fast
Us they came along. and gathered in the postal
cards until both of his hands overlooked. Yes
terday when Judge Marine assembled the
bench the enclosure for women witnesses was
packed. and there was an annoying hum Of
conversation. Judge MARITIME raped for
silence several times. but the feminine bee-
hive was not to be stiled. Finally Judge Mar
tine asked why 80 many moro women than
usual were in tho enclosure and why they
wang man entered the court room. and d
crowd OF angry women descended upon HIM.
CRYING out aloud:
when will get my money!"
where Ia Gottschalk ~
WHY, do you tell me to como here for my
=, The young man beat retreat. Judge Mar
tine ordered the enclosure cleared and sent
inssr sspIaipsa to Judge Martins that p she
Mh" rSerfyo kent was Ruropesn
banking business" at l and 3 Union square.
he sold bonds purporting to be issued 10y the
Governments Of servia. Italy. and Austria:
and advertised that on certain number OF
payments on account the purchasers would be
put In possession Of the bonds. .Gottschalk
(nents. ABOUT two months pgo he engaged F.
Weiss and Max Michel as collector and book
keeper. He obtained 500 MS security" from
Weiss and $500 from Michel. Then he disap-
peared. He was arrested recently in Chicago
and Is now in the Tnmbsnw,,iting trial.
Weiss went to Police Headquarters to learn
when Colts chalk's trial would take place. and
was informed that it would take place, yester-
day in all probability. He was advised to Sc
cure the attendance of some of the women
Gonds so he thought that tho best S way to
secure full attendance was to send out the
postal cards.
Mr.. Berlinger said that Weiss regretted his
Fuse more deeply than anybody else. because
he was surprised to find the number OF indig-
pant women awaiting him. Judge MARITIME
told Weiss that he must not repeat any such
ruse; AZ tho hubbnb in the hall continued
court officers were sent out to advise the
women to go home But they waited for hours
IN the hallway. and made life exciting for
Weiss until he could force his way through
and reach the stairway.
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BOSTON CLOSING QUoTATIoNs
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Did A,hsd. Bid. Asked
L. c.xNavto CSC s,sPhia Erie. Sos u u
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS..
MONDAY, March %.

MONDAY. March 70.
The principal manipulation In to-day's
stock market was apparently to cover shorts.
The entire list was raided at the opening. the
pressure being greatest upon Northern Pacific
preferred. Richmond Terminal. and Rock
Island. Before the expiration OF the first hour
the traders began to buy back their stocks.
and by doing so impaired frmer tone to the
limited speculation. Through the middle Of
the day the course OF prices was irregular. but
In the afternoon an advancing tendency be-
came pronounced. The improvement was due
largely to a rally In Northern Pacific preferred
and better market for all OF the Richmond
Terminal securities. Richmond Terminal
common was the leader 90 far as activity 10
concerned. with Northern Pacific preferred
ranking close to It. The only other stock APP
proximately as active as these was Louisville
and Nashville. which was exceptionally heavy
at q net decline OF IL y cent.
The better demand for Richmond Terminal
securities doubtless had its basis In partial
harmonizing OF conflicting interests affected
by the proposed reorganization. Besides. 1t
was authoritatively announced to-day that
the interest upon tho securities Of certain OF
tho auxiliary companies which falls due on
April will be paid. Doubts upon this point
probably had something to do with the decline
In the market for Terminal securities last
week. hence to-dsys assurances that the
funds required to DAY that tntarsst are In hand
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| created moro confident feeling. An applica-
tion OF the Reorganization Committee to the
| Stock Exchange to list the receipts issued by
the Central Trust Company for securities de-
posted under the plan was considered by the
Committee on Stock List to- day. and will prob
ably be considered by n special meeting OF the
Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
in q 'cv or two. As tho securities OF the
Terminal system have been distributed
widely through the medium OF the Stock Ex-
change. It would seem to DO the part Of wis
dom for that body to give the holders OF those
securities an early opportunity to participate
in the reorganization. It is understood that
in anticipation OF favorable action on the part
OF the Stock Exchange. the holders OF a lnrRe
amount OF the securities will deposit them to-
morrow
In Northern Pacific preferred tho liauida-
ton. which was n feature OF the market last
week. appears to have come to halt. fairly
largo amount OF stock has doubtless been dis
tributed. but at the same time n good-sized
ehort interest has been created. portion OF
which was covered to-day No special reason
was advanced in explanation OF the decline in
Louisville and Nashville. or Of that in Rock
Island. which was also exceptionally
weak. st. Paul was moderately dealt
in and rallied easily with the rest
OF the market Sugar Refining was alter
nately heavy and strong. The market
for it did not reflect the advantages which 1t is
popularity supposed will accrue to the COM
pany on account Of the diminution of compe-
tition. This may be accounted for by the fact
that the market is almost entirely artificial.
Silver was weak until London came in as
moderate buyer, and developed the fact that
there was no particular amount for sale. The
market, as a whole. must DO described. as 1t
hal frenuently been OF late. as quiet, irregu-
lar, and largely professional. The closing was
without special feature.
Final sales compare with those Of Saturday
as follows.
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IBuucoed n brother Italian.

Vincenzo Rosso OF 10 Mulberry street was
held for trial in tho Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday charged with aiding to bunco
George Tosell u barber OF Orange Valley
N. j.. out OF $1,000. Rosso. 1t 10 said. was an
accomplish OF a man named Pietro. In June.
1891. Rosso called at Toscli's shop and offered
to buy 1t for Sl55. On the following day
Toselli met Pietro Mt tho Newark railroad sta
ton to close the deal. While they, were talking
Rosso came up, anu said that his uncle had
died and left him about $4,000. Ho was q
stranger. and did not know where to nut the
money, He offered to give the money to To-
men came to New. York, Tossii drew 81. 900
from the bank and handed it over 70 Rosso.
and kosso asked to be excused for moment.
and Toselli. after waiting. long time for them
to return. opened the package and found 1t to
paIe5 Of tobacco, Rosso was not caught until
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Robberies OF an unusual character have fo-
some time been reported in the large Office
buildings of Philadelphia. and the police came
to the conclusion that tho thief allowed him
self to be locked in the buildings at night.
and after having stolen as much as no could
carry. would escape from an opened window.
He usually stole typcwriters and expensive
Office furniture OF small bulk. A clue was OBJ
tanned which led to tho arrest on Saturday. in
tRis city at the New y aork Hotel OF Ivy M linn 3
years and dresses in the latest style.
When arraigned at the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday morning no had the appear
ance rather OF n club man than thief. He
was held TO await requisition papers. In his
boxes and typcwrtors were found in a box
shipped from Philadelphia. Williams has
been an inmate Of the House OF Refuge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Court Calendar. Thi. Day.

srrRrMI CorRr-GFsERAL TERM-Recess continued
CHAMBYRs.-Motion calendar called ut IL O'Clock. SYE
eiAI TrRx.arart Lease unhnished Nos ,'57, 80.
1867, 1913. 1863. I'LL. ll72 ll'5 $40 Part IICnss
unfinished Nos. 523 1881 1895 5s7 1881 1922. 1881
1913 lar ~ aas IN 2so 81 Ss2 I Part Ill;
1907. nja. 1850 1929. Part Clear Cases from Pa
ILL., Part lI.-Cnse unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part lN.-Adjourned for The term.
srnHoG4TEs C"HEI-Motion calnndar called at 10 80
Wills of Joseph NJ. Wilder. Josera Winter, Matilda =.
Mortimer. Bernard Fitzpatrick Peter Schneider, John
loan: Elizabeth Smith, Henrietta Gohl Rufus Dun.
ham. 1870 A. NJ.
CoxxoS PLEAs-GKSrRAL TrRN-Adjourned until April
4. SPECIAL TkRN-Motions. Trial TkRn..Part I:-Csse
unfinished Nos. 1854. 1870 s7S. 1875, 1I2l. 957.
1454. 1864 14ui 1862 l4s. 1894. 1868. l4ta 1897.
1893. 1869 l471. 1872 1473 Parts II. and lII.-Ad.
journed until April 4. 1892.
SUPERIOR CoUnr-SrEcIAL TERN.-Motons. EarIIY
TERN-Adiournen for the term. TRIAL TERM.-Parts l..
H.. and II.-Adjonrned for the term.
CRY CouRI1SrEciAi; TERA-Motions. TRIAL TERM-
Parts l., H.. III and IV.-Adjourned for the term.
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HOWELL OSBORN MAKING MONEY.
Spending It Also, with Other Assistance
than Fay Temple TOMS.

Howell Osborn was the hero OF Wall street
yesterday. He said on his arrival from Europe
that he was after money" and didn't know
whore Fay Templeton was. IIe has been in
the street every day. and has mado his head
quarters ut the Office OF an old friend OF his
fathers. Each day he has been accompanied
by dashing French woman. and the two
have made things lively in the back Off CO OF
the broker. Yesterday case Of champagne
heels on the table and swallowed wine by tho
goblet. Young Osborn divided his time be-
the fzZ.
His old friend. the broker. says that Osborn
ket. He has sold the market short" from
the start. All his friends congratulated him
and his companion on his success.
Sunday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Live Stock Market.

New YoRK. Monday, March 2s.-Receipts Of beeves
YESTERDAY and to-day 5.ti3I head including liz
cars for export 40 cars for the market and 1888 cars
direct saughtercrs The market ruled slow but firm
for all grades at advance of l0c 100 ms poorest
to best native steers sold at S4@S495 100 u.s. bulls
cease. r n for native sides. Latest cable from Lon
don quotes American steers firm at S1pc gle. p NJ.
dressed weight and American refrigerated beef
at scnnt SLIT r. n Shipments to-day were 5Ib beeves
and 1IO 90 quarters OF beef. To- 1863 beeves.
Receipts OF calves yesterday and to-day were 2 43o
head. Market extremely dun. and offerings almost
unsuitable even prevailing decline Of 14c 10 Heals
sold at S4.25s $3.50 {. 100 Ms, buttermk calves at
So 5OdS4
Receipts Of sheep and lambs Yesterday and to-day.
including - cars direct were 1O32l head The trading
was active anithe market irm at full former value &.
sheep (unshnrn) sold at S5aS6 81 MS; clipped do.
Mt S5@s5.l2Ls unshorn lambs at Si9S7.5O. clipped do.
lambs hrmer mt 100 tlHc.
Receipt OF hogs yesterday and to-day were II .s7s
head. all consigned direct Nominaly steady at 81 30
"a SIS so r 100 MS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Keal Estntc Exchange SnIea.

By Richard V. IIarnett & Co.: No 1914 Eighth avenue
thrsesory brick building. lot 25xlOo; Patrick Geary
S2H3UO
No. II Christopher street. southeast corner Gay
street. two.story building with fonrstory extension.
plot lnx,S and irregular; u. Rosenbaum. Sl4 100.
Fifth avenue. east side above Tooth street. two va
cant lots 25XlOO each: Ella McAleenan. SIT,3O0
Fifth avenue. east side above 10Th street. three
cant lots 25.3NlOo each: BERNARD Cohen. S27.oO.
No + East SiSty>Sth street. four story brown stone
dwelling. lot 2uxloub; II. hcAlcenan, s44OOO.
West SSyfoGrh street near Central Park. two lots
25xloO 3 each: Joseph G-ary. S24.yOO.
No l27 West 123d street. fnustory brown.stone dou
bic Hat, lot 25xlOn. II: Withdrawn ri $4,000.
BY d. +. Ingraham Il Co: Amsterdam avenue north
corner lu9th street. vacant plot lOOlOXlOO;
sixth interest to Alb ri \. Levy, 100000.
BY William Kennedy No. 81 West Eighty sixth
street. fonr.stOry stonefront dwelling. lot 214xlO0 g.
to plaintiff S32.2JO.
street. tlreestory stoneront dwelling lot 2ox7O. to
plaintiff, $4,000
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Port receipts this day

PRovlsioSs-Lard futures were dearer. owing to de
%sr Ss to sSrn .sts
flor May and l June sr fo Ghn nS s ,S'
70, p. lard S was id su, r qS. s.
efn s fss s's refined the quoted
ns G0t fpq .ae 6 tS GLE sa
meats quiet but picked shoulder. dsareT with 600
ssav st ais, pr. Gms 1 ali
Win $4,000 ns SAID butter ana cheese with
ss sn y
bulls unload freely. sales h.e55 900 bush. at p4,S9
tx AS5 Gsy tST os Ia
SPOT ssp'sns'r a% ana and
ssa ana ri whit. s q, e.
ad IN & rb is supply
hs eIS,o wss at some decline from as best prizes nr
!SNsiSNc, FOR May. sSsssaahs. for June: and $40
sale. i.sooG bush ns!Siing 80 mixed; At 4gsas,se
4sss ssssssa md ysllsy .s%sai
to srop na
1ns si at s s Ss2 SqsR sadS o
sna gSssiy a,sI II
dnii; sales 200 bush prime nnsIaded G. ssitGsyc
SsaS red snsss Tor Apr,i ssss: %sy sISs:
sse s s 5sy s AssSs Tor s Xiii ssR.epMS sy
10: jans shssS; SuS, sSSs oai. .tesSy No.
Ss ssG no s * .Hs s ~ sir A ''e June s' July,
.1 SiS s sess s. isS Of visible
;z ,s S .! 81; a., *; , ?;;;;'
Decrease '' '.., IisUj sio0 si.U0 77.o0
CorrEH-contracts were depressed under unloading
by longs, stimulated by weaker European advioes
closing NJ decline OF 90 20 points as compared with
l40OO bags; at Santos. 10000 bags Exchange IN RIO
higher at l2l8d. Sales 30 $50 bags. closing barely
steady. with settlers at the following prices:
April .... LIE July zoe October, -. il 25c
May .....I29Or. August II ACC December. IL. Doc
The spot market dull and easier; Rio quoted at
SUGAR, 4c.-The market for was fairly active and
steady. closing 2a,c for fair refining muscavado
and 3Lsc for standard ccntriugas: sales 1000 tons
muscavado 1872 test mt 2s1c also late saturday 100
hhds 2ol bbs. and 1900 bags do do. at 2Ac Re.
tned was moderately active and steady quoted: Cut
loaf and crushed % 5iec. cubes 4es94Ac: powdered
4as@4lac.: grannlatcd. 4st94tpc.: mould 49, 4,1a
$50: candy a." 4h6+i1c.; confectoners ~ AGO
4ssc.: oil a." l.lh@ltlc.: white extra g" $50
4tsc; yellow. 3L.S3 Is lie. Moassas dull Rice WAS
In fair request and steady.
NAVAL sronks-Spirts tsrrentine opened unchanged.
but later there wns advance on stronger southern
advicrs AMI an increased demand and the close was
steady at 31iac for regulars and 3sc Tor machines
sales $50 bbls Rosin without change and dull at
xl.3T2@St 40 for common to good strained.
PETaOLEuN-Natura transit certificates were dull and
easierB opening at 65c; selling at b4.sSooSc. ana
closing at 54;s asked: sales. o2.OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

The return Of fashionable dressmakers from
their trip abroad continues to I'll the seizure
room OF the Custom House with smuggled
fnery. Another seizure was added to the list
last night Deputy Surveyor Collins and In
from q cabin passenger on the steamship
Aurania. She Is dressmaker or, Fifth ave-
was full OF fine costumes. crepe good. SILK
dresses. tea gowns. gloves. and spring bon
nets. the creations OF Felix. in all valued at
81 600 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
sroe.rs Want to Sci, LIQUOR.

Tho Retail Grocers' Association held meet
Ing last night at 213 East Twenty-third street
to protest against the amended bill now be-
fore the Legislature. which says that nrocers
towns which have over 800 population. II was
said that should the bill go through It means
the loss OF o great deal OF money to grocers in
this city. IT was decided to use every effort to
kill the bill.
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and the decline not arrested until prices were 12A
IL points below the closing figures OF Saturday 1he
causes OF the decline much lower markets ht
Liverpool! and New Orleans and no little demorilizs
ton on the part OF the bulls who seemed quite dis.
coutnVcd by the turn which the speculation had taken
IN the lace Of the small crop movement. In the last
hour or more there OF %dB points ana
the close was at decline OF 69s points for the
day. Spot cotton was 1.1Bc lower: middnR uplands,
11-ldc. do. Cuffs. Lice The following are the de.
tails OF the transactions in futures. with sales OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Real Estate Transfers.

J. Cumming Ct Hugh MartIn,.; slas5o
Martin and wife TO Francis II Cummings. $1,000
Mcleod ana wife .,.:...-. INSTRUMENTATION. $50
'9 ,na n wss and WIZ s to &
s FII :n s Il hloosoo5 Amyd 10000
Welsh and wite to Richard Deeves. .......... $1,000
Mcleod and wife 174oO
ss snry c;a a"G x1. e sS Nary c6p
ps to jacob Kerner ami ....-:....:..:. $3.50
10th 4. :. iGo " MADISON n Az A.; 35xiooll; ~
1d4 aft It ". East: mar e: oewsnsten and
1o4t G ST. sH Is East. cnsies Loswensten and Nv"
1o 1I t. sHG ms i.5~ Tsxnxion av &5xiooI:
Charlotte 5 Burne ct NJ to John oberender
1osth Il. n 5, ii3 Lexington av i6oxionIi:
Caroline Green and husband to Rosa wohlge.
HIN o% l .na ~; ,:$xio3ii;
sHry THks snS "sS ]" 1000
19n o 4, Az a to III al Il Eyslaon Jesse
I'd M, 90, wife hsT 20 A t. 'K" Edgar
14s tI' st. i7os 9Th nv 2oxii samueio '''o
Dart t. 1880
E aS p e. G Js " q al 10 Max Goea
Rnn ia. sui s,,s ssa, /; n W.T. SsN
Alien It, 10: Jacob Cohen Ferdinand voii..
RH %n l st. i5o Kelsey Gcld.ien alto ''0o
saiios 81, cor RiSinson ST. io0x35: same
Le@ s,' " 8 ia5 Delaney ST. 25x7a;. David
Or, enDerg and wife 70 Esler Gerhardt ;;.. 1880
50 iox3GI0; Ianette Iirsson to Darius d
Ale" 81. o., 100 Delaney St a6'xs7a Louis wv
sehaeier ct al New York spar yerein,..:. ss 100
Amlna johnson '..,..;;,',;.....;...,...,,: 4s.7so
nolm
stlber 1880
,s Nj s@a vie 3 .s $ .a ,Ss ssssS
S bsss .aa VIE s q ns 1000
I'll a S.' 81, a4Ii iadlhss. idss7: GsorxsG
,oa arr, st. snp and Mt .i s Freak ieed and
11 Eiis ST. 10 's sFs ioiixi75 stephen
to @ sp 10 IL. Ward Cha, s2%oo
MG,nnoliy. Thomas d Connolly TO Joseph o,,
Cannon 4. SIS; Xaolph HlmAn aud wife to - ~.
Moses November e n Mi,nIon 4, ana sa9
'd isS k!Sinston Isl ST. Edw JACOBS rel 10 Bella
9Th "S' III AaoipS ii. Bendheim and wife to ''o
Ls M"1s 81. sd SSn.. sarah GOOD
tha Merritt TO Henrietta II Khoadss. r,,. 24soo
Margt Fitzpatrick TO Jno u Cox. '...,..;.".. $4,000
Edith storm ,,:.,,,.....,,,s.,,.s..";;;,. 10
8sth Nc, n y, 205 W Columbus nv, 20xIOO.5: VIM
W Hall 10 WIN IirngerfOrd. ..................
Deeyss and wife to j. Chas WsIsi, ..,'.'.,',,,' 1000
johnson and wife to Herman kt,crnors -. $500
Dixon Mary Welsh =. 49,. 1900
III Blaeihaisf. 81, 10 Mary saSs...;...: 5000
Goth 81, n =, 1872 W 9Th Av, 16xlOO. Lambert
suydam TO- Clarence KIP and wife: ...,..,..
Same prop; Annie Kip to Lambert BuydAm..
si M.i q; d.si y sy.IR .i;i a: ~. ,s,,O,
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MONDAY, March 2S-FLouK Anp MEAL-The market
was dull and prices Of wheat hour were weaker and
y CoIIos=FptursA ssds decided slumn this moguinx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Fnattrial.

.finanrial.
S1,275, 900
Ist Cons. Mtg. 5 g Gold Bonds
ELMlRA On. "
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT CO.
Par. ''m''ea issue q 9. 3. p 100000. free from
oisSs n. y. sSs; T.s.,s ana internally Co..
each, with RcEistration provision.
The toowige proper.ic; are owned and controlled BY
s,ie. %S 70 mich have Sssn rs.ssd upon SS ias well
The E,m!rn Synt;r, W":s: 2, Company.
re 1E%s a pr,r M g." "e
The combined valuation OF tho foregoing properties
s ~ and or M
crease IN The v.iae Of their bushes. and
.nn sans cf ies 'Sr
Of The amount required for the Interest on the R"nd
y" ss' n.5f,
se ss. hH i s S be
es s us 10 S e ana .hs
anu also 20 me as. tnat the street nave pes
cnhnRe1 IutnR the past year from Horse power 10
'nn n, OF Phi n h ,,, ,,., ,,,,o, % va
ause ~ expenses Of lisht ws,er and fuel gas 70
Of the economy Of united management. and to tho
TACT mat coal Is more chcaply delivered on the
switchsa a. Elnra than at almost any other point be.
cause OF the proximity OF the great coal heds Tho
cuS or Eim,ra proper ms q Popnhtion OF ABOUT
oSuoo nnu me NiihRe OF horsensaus anu o!net sun
nros AUG 10 these nRnres ABOUT ooo SO tnat mo p9p
Ation aepenneht upon the FRANCHISES ABOVE named Is
eqmhi 20 Sp.VW o. CO., ,, VII 49,, w..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
.sl33,425.Bil

against Sl2.241 100 last Saturday. In addition
to the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act OF July II,
against the same. 49, 0S.U 53. OF which ST..
10S.053 are outstanding.
Money in London. 2h y cent. Rate OF dis.
three months bills. 1i..m11. Il cent. Amount
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
quote 3 y cents at tfj francs 12,s confines.
and exchange on London ut 20 francs 20
centimes.
The sales OF mining stocks ut the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were aS follows:
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PEORIA. Ill. Mnrcr y -, ~
AMI CATTLE FEEDINE lO.iPN ~.


the stakeholder Of tho y shilling ant iHft" ,trtN3
Company VIII he held at the office Of the T. tl'.'f T..
North Jefferson ay.. Peoria H.. on WEDNEspN(, A'''
10. 1872, at ~ VI. ....
In accordance with the bylaws the trans'e' h -
will be closed ten days previous 10 date tu'" If'
toned being from Saturday. 3 y, n APRIL, l-s2 iF
naming closed until A. ~. April "a
i, j, EkShESSN. reFFt't'f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
LOOMS.


A CASH advanced on furniture in use; private
"A. ONCE: conndsntiAL l54 Ralph Az. Brooklyn:
open evenings.
DvANCEs on bousehold furniture without renewal
"a RADCLIFFE, 23a BE0adwsy. n. T.. and 676 Fulton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

~ DID you have some
H-O. for breakfast this
morning {
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Net earn's s2.714.757 s2.7.o.s7o Dec

The chesapeake and Ohio Railroad reports
gross earnings for February OF SOB. l3l. an
increase Of Ss2.Uil as compared with the
same month Of last year. and net 81 4. 500. an
Increase Of $18.Vl4. For the eight months
ending Feb. ~ the gross earnings were
$U.2lO0O0 an increase OF 1921 .4!hj as com
year. and net 81 .633954. an increase OF Sl72.-
2S3
The Denver and Rio Grande Rrailrond re.
ports gross earnings for February Of Sol 1922.
same month Of last year; and net S3O5. 1873. an
Increase Of Sl55.412 For the eight months
ending Feb 20 the gross earnings were
S8048754. n decrease OF 81 40. O22 MS comp pared
with tn. corresponding period Of last year.and
net S2.018.445 an increase OF Sl42.S05.
The Rio Grande Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for February OF Sl62.361. an
Increase Of 1896 as compared with the same
month OF last year. and net S45.5Ol. decrease
OF $5D7.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
Saturday us follows:
Mnrrh 20. March %
Gold coin and bnion. .$l2J. O,'ip54 Sl2hU47I Ss
Silver CON ana bullion. 4.O55.U3l 4.3006o5
Legal tenders including
Treasury notes....,.... 4,3l2.7I6 %.3oo5os
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Electric stock Quotations.
Iosrox March The latest electric stock

The total sales were IL. 700 shares.