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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
HE GRANDDAUGHTER OF JOHN BROWN
RESPECTED BY TEACHERS AND PUPILS IN THE
SCHOOLS OF PASNDENA, CAIIFOItNLA.

RESPECTED BY TEACHERS AND PUPILS N THE
SCHOOLS or PASADENA. CALIFORNIA.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: reference in Fridays Tribune under the
head Of Personal to Ny. Thompson, daughter on
John Brown. and TO her efforts to provide Tor tho
family by educating The ony daughter for teacher Sue-
gcsts that might add word or two in support OF a
most worthy cau,c. Jason and owen Brown. sons OF
John Brown OF Harpcr's Ferry fame. lived for NUM-
hero oi wears until the death recently Of owen. in
Southern California. In email cabin on the mountain
,lde near the clty OF Pasadena where by their quiet
vet industrious life they the respect OF all who
came 10 know them Much Of their time was spent IN
improving and Identifying their small ranch ana
cabin home and in building a comfortable trail mp the
mountainsidc. They occasionally seen on the
street, Of Pasadena ard many tourists found their way
I'D the tail past Las Casas to the Brown cabin. 50
that almost everybody who has visited Pasadena mas
seen or heard Of e" John Browns !Or>.'
But married and living still more quietly down be
low the mOuntan,. near the Arroyo ecco. EVc' the
daughter Ruth. spoken Of in The Tribune Though not
30 well known as the brothers. She is none the less
respected by the people Of the vicinity and all VINO
know her, Tho daughter IS student in the Los
Angelo, Normal School. They are worthy OF any
effort that may be put forth TO aid them. and an sure
they are the Kind ~ people whom the chariahy as
posed should be delighted 10 help. for they nave the
pride and independence and inclination To do all they
'N'N''
support. Among my papers happen to have note
which reads : follows:
"Pcaso excuse Mamie Thompson for fonr days ab
scn-e from school. RUTH BROWN TliONPSON.'
This absence uhc only one that remember ever to
have marked against tho young lady. who was under
my tuition for two years was caused by the death q
owen Brown. January 10. l-70 the last one Of tho
Brown family who took part In the famous I7'id az
IIarpcrs Ferry october TO- 1850 As principal OF the
wilson Grammar school, AZ Pasadena. cal. 1t was my
plea ,urc 10 hand Miss Thompson the diploma when
marked the satisfactory completion OF her work IN thc
grammar school ard admitted her 10 the Normal
school. Miss Thompson was one OF tile reliable puIl'
Of the school. Bright and Industrious ana Ssr,Slh-
much Of the energy and spirit Of determination when
one might expect he 10 Inherit she wac respected bv
tea .hcrs and pupils allie. When the movement hist
started that placed the American ray over every
school house I'm the country pupils honght their
own hand, me nag. and o. Decoration Day. anna inc
cheer, 81 400 schoo, children. the first NJ; - fn''
over a California schc1thonsc was hoStcd e. ~ place
by Miss Mamie Thomp-on. granddaughter OF "ol Johl
Hrown Of O,sawatcmie.r HERBERT PlNCkNEl.
Flshkl on the Hudson. Feb. 20. lS.2.
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e Endorsed with full
DIED.

CANPEELI-At st. Luke's Hospital. on Wednesday, the
ID Airs Margaret Gertrude Campbell. daughter OF
tho late William =. and Eliza I'LL Popham.
Funeral Church OF 81 James the Les Scorsas
the 9Th inst the rNal OF the lo Train
from Grand Central Depot.
CARPENTER-In this city, March Sd, Sarah Louise.
widow OF Nathaniel o. Carpenter in the 5eth year u her
her late residence. Clinton N Sat
uriay March at II rs %. oil the arrival OF the
Lehigh Valley train leaving Sew-York at a. M.
Int rment at Bound Brook, ~ j.
COSGROVE-On Wednesday, March q 1892. james Cos
grove, aged 20 years. .,
Funeral at his home No. % Cr~nberryst brookiyh, 20
Friday, March 4, - ) y. -
Burial private.
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PATHS VERSION CT "CIv4LLERIA RUsTIC1NA.

Louisville, March 3.-Adclina Patti. while in Louis
will. presented Young Alexander Salvni with her
adaptation Of the play "Cavalleria Rusticana.' 1t
vac made from the original by signor Carano, mem
Der Of Ads orchestra, and presented to the diva on
her birthday, February 10, and she IS going 10 pro-
duce IL at CraigynOs this summer herself taking the
part Of santuzza. This will be the first timc rata
has appeared in part outside OF opera. Alexander
saIvini will pay 1t in Boston In May, ana Patti has
,.,,,ised In ,tay 10 witness the production. The
brct,o was published In Turin In lso1, six years De-
fore Nascggni wrote his music FOR II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
Art Furniture from Venice.

IMPORTANT ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE.
THOMAS F.. KIRBY, AUCrIoNEER
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
EAST 23DST., MADISON SQUARE
AN IMPORTANT DIRECT IMPORTATION OF
VENETIAN ART FURNITURE
JUST RECEIVED FROM ITALY.
COMPRISING MANY ELABORATE AND DEsIR
ABLE PIECES WELL ADAPTED FOR
CITY HOMES, COUNTRY MANSIONS,
HOTELS AND STUDIOS.
THE ENTIRE IMPORTATION WILL BE AEs0
LUTELY SOLD BY AUCTION
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT MARCH 0.
AT O'CLOCK.
Catalogues mailed application TO THE AMER
ICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS. Madison
square, South.
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A HINT AS TO TIE FLOUR FOR RUSSIA.

TO the Editor of rhc Tribune.
Sir wish TO call attention TO the serious over
sight We have made here In sending white -four to tho
starving Rus~inns. In OF such emergency food
Of the highest nurltlve value shoud he selected and
unfortunately white boltcd flour is deficient ia some
OF The prime clements necessary to sustain the human
organism Tnboted Il )ur made from the entire grain,
minus the outer husk. bran contains according ~
the best analyses more than twice The amount Of
phos pilates potash, &C TIL, very important point
shouid be considered In future shipments: many lives
NAV DO saved thereby THOMAS TURKEY.
Philadelphia, Feb. %, 1sD2.
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AN ERROR ABOUT TIE STEAMSHIP COLOMBIA.

70 the Editor OF rhc Tri bunc.
Sir: In your notice OF tho launch OF the Pacihc Mall
steamship Colombia she is said to be the hrs: boat
bnlt under the Uni led States standard rules. would
say that thirty steamers have been built and ten
are now building under these rules, the Coiohha'
honc the fourh vessel for the Pacific Mail Company,
and having our highest rlting-M FIR twenty years.
In inSiice 70 us and TO The vessel would ask you
kindly 10 have The error c0rIecte. ,,,r v.roN
New-York, Feb. 3d. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
PRECEDENT HARR.sOw SPENDS A QUIET DAY.

Norfolk Va, March 3.-Prcsidcnt Harrison ala not
leave the hotel at Virginia Beach this afternoon Tor
another days duck shooting at Ragged Island as hah
bccn arranged. lie received "a telegram from WASH
ington thi, morning which changed Ms pans anu ho
viii now. leav; here for Washington on saturday
,norniuc nv The Atlantic Coast Line. For the first
fine since the Presidents stay al tho seashore the
weather today WAS delightful In the afternoon he
tool his grandchlld out for walk among the pine
I'D holly and stroll along the country roads Ia inc
uclrhborhood OF the hotel
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through hole in the floor and botany through the
window, he may study human nature by watching
his fellow passengers making frantic efforts to hold
their overOats tight around their bodies, to keep me
wind from blowing them out through their coat collars
Then again huckeberrrfes grow poor soil and the
managers Of this road may have been born and brought
up where huckleberries grow. f. NJ.
West Farms, Feb. 30, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
cpvTTRy CLUB ART EXHIBITIONS

The March meeting Of the Century Association VIII be
held tomorrow night. but as far IS known now no
burInes OF importance Will come for consideration
rhero f. however good deal Of interest in the monthly
exhibition OF pictures which VIII last from tomorrow UNI
Monday night. number Of artists VIII display the
ucures they painted for the Academy OF Design e
sihtiou which f. u open shortly The collection at tho
c,,v Association at the monthly meeting just before
the Aeadcry's exhibition IL always especially gooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
AN ERPnR COLLECTED.

TO tho Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: short communication from NE on "The Date
Of Columbuss Discovery appeared I'm The Tribune
February 90. In II the word differentiated
intended and ms think wrote Is rendered three times
intcica.cnla teda word never used and never thought
OF and would not be apt b. write
WILMOT II. THOMPSON.
Orange, y, j.. Feb. OF, 1e92.
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ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING JEWELRY

Patrick Buns and C. NJ. Julius. Custom House IN
,....s a, tho Dremcn uicr Hoboken arrested Gustav
Wenstlnser ulrty.two years old and Gustav huhhe'
twenty.two years old cooks on the steamer LAM las.
night They were charged with smuggling ten parcels Oh
iewery valued at $40 900 altogether
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MISTAKEN ABOUT THE SENATE.

u NVI HV
sir: In n controversy have maintained that since
the Civil War the senate OF tie United states has been
always Republican. ObIige By stating in your
yaluablc paper II this is correct and If not by men
toninc the year when the senate Democratic.
New York, March l, 1892. L. X
You are wrong. In the XLVIth Congress.
from March 4, 1879, to March 3. 1881. the Sen
ate was Democratic by a considerable majority
Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
AN UNCLE OF THE DUKs OF AlRLB0ROUGH HERE.

Lord Alfred Churchill, Lady Churchili ana MISS
Spencer Churchill are at the Clarendon Hotel. mo
r,v arrived al the hotel yesterday, and will sail for
liverpool on the Aurania OF the Cunard Steamship
No tomorrow. Lord Churchill Is an uncle OF inc
present Duke OF Marlborough AID OF Lord Randolph
Churchill. The party has been here several months
and has visited many places III inc oou'h anu "o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
MIRRIED.


GEORGE DUNCAN-on the evening OF FEBRUARY "a: a.
m. vi the bride 81 Lafayette Newark.
x j. by Bishop J. n. fitEgerld assisted by Rev Dr.
Louvre Of Jersey City. Rev. DR.. Marshall OF Pstet-
ION the Rev. W. Z. George. ID. D.. pastor OF Linden
Avenue NJ t. Church. Jersey City. TO Nils Henrietta NJ
Duncan. daughter OF w. H. Duncan esq., oil Bradiofi'
Penn.
HEDGES BUTLER-On Tuesday. March !; isoe, as
Phinueld New-Jorsey, by Eov. kneeland ketchan.
ID b. Leila daughter OF Mr. Charles Z. Butler, OF san
Francisco al, Ellis w. Hedges. NJ. d.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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Licbig Company's Extract Of Beef.
nnual sale over eight million Jars.

When baby was sick, we gave her Castorlo,
Whcn she was "A Child, she cried .or Castorle,
When She became Miss, she chung TO Castorfa,
When she had Children, she gave them CassoriA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

Mr.. BLAINE CONFINED TO HIS HOUSE.
wo.hinrton. March 3.-Secretary Blaine is suffering
from 4 cold and did not deem 1t prudent to leave his
tod1V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

Tho Valuable Collection of Paintings lately on exhihN
ton at the International Art Gallery the private properv
Of
MIR. WILLIAM SCHAUS,
Including representative examples Of the following arsss
ACHENBACH. JACoUEr.
ARANDA, kNACs,
REAUMoNT LAMBERT.
BOGGS, LEFEbVhEs
CABANEL, LELoIR
CAZIN, MORoT,
CHAPLIN, PAsINL
COROT RICHTER,
CONSTANT, HOYBEr.
pEFAUX SPRING.
DESGOFFE. 1RoioN,
HITLER, CHDE,
FLAMENG, VAN MARCKE,N
eide, VlBERr.
HENNER, VOLLON,
JACoMIN. WOW sTErTIN.
xIEM, AND OTHERS.
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
MEssRS. ORTGIES CO..
ROBERT soMERvILLE. Auctioneer.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
1865 shave. near 3ith-st,
on TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 8.
AT O'CLOCK.
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ar,cht crIsp little advertisements, describing In
,i,ect WAY tie varied requirements OF host
nnSnle mi many columns the ninth page of III
Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

Board and rooms, household and other help, and
many other desirable things arc advertised on INC
ninth page OF The II ibune this morning
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speriaI Notices.
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
3e6 SHAVE, near 34th-st.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION.

Tho valuable Collection Paintings lately exhibt
ton at tho International Gallery the private property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

In Memorinm. The Swift Specific Co with great sor
ager DR.. Jesse W. Rankin. which occurred at his res
dence in Atah Georgia. Thursday February 18th lSJS
lie was a nsH OF remarkable business ability, and 70
his rare Judgment and skill due the establishments ana
success OF the wel.known remedy. $. s. s.
Personally he esteemed end beloved by all VINO
and his loss will be keeniy ielo Doth py tho
busIneSs world and his thousands OF friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
The Michigan Car Company,
The Peninsula Cnr<'ompany,
The Detroit Car wheel Co..
The Michigan Forge n Iron Co.,
The Detroit Pipe & Foundry 90.

The Company acquires free OF all membranes, the
property Of the five companies including the estate
hcredtaments premises the fixed plant machinery and
also the goodwill The business will continue under the
existing stan management the officers and directors OF the
old companies becoming officers and directors Of the
company.
the manufacture and freight every descrip
ton. wheels castings, bar iron and supplies
required construction OF railroad equipment
Michigan Car Company and the Peninsuar Cor Company
the largest manufacturers of freight tho world
and have been active competitors.
The capacity the combined companies approaches one
cars per day. and th. can be increased each year
baing sufficient for larger plant The business Of The
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IN HE UNITED STATES ROLLING STOCK
COMPANY.
FIVE PER CENT COLLATERAL CAR TRUST
DEBENTU RES.

DEBENTURE
100000.
Issued under Deed OF Trust dated Moy I'M. 1887.
executed u Central Trust Company Of New'York, as
Tho United States Rolling Stock Comrsny having made
daa u he payment o. Interest on The DGoent n a6SSs
q "9 n6 day. and the principal Of %d aeS Ns ho
come due aud PAYABLE notice /, hereby Ffrn that p@t
soant 20 the ms and pr3yisS1s Of .aa DEED Of .russ
District % @ IN Equity duty %Ode and D sn1rSS
ssS fs Ssps sss tes
trustee aioiessIl Wi sou e. public auction 81
:" wedncsaaS he S,n dag Of AHaass 1902 =, i
sight Title and interest DC sad Trustee under
Of Trust, T. sGS to tS is?Ta ear q q lease "s Dr.
posted .hd pledged with said Trustee to secure said issue
yn s' states Rolling Stock COMPANY W.
II lease warrants Of The American Refng"rating and
% a." cGnso l car a Sony PAR aae e s
900 10 o,se warrants OF tho Columbus 4 Eastern Rail-
a. IiSeisc s%s
E a1 t0iRs s ns11 AS aqS s 30 S cs
s lssy Equpncat Gcmrany ssio less $50 raid
Ss Il Ms%1s,: Es%sy
CO. DE aiS se ss sss Sss
Erie Esiroad xGm%ay Pes value s2ss sc2aS ~
e a sff
mea. Bond. q 81 600 eael. isr yYlas;, $4,000
,os all ra.s saasS ss cid assS
o see application Of tho chase money aud any Of
sa S,s' ss duo S e ;ad ' are sI
TX Cfcuit Court OF the United states for frthSr paf.
euesrs r e 'G TRts Il eeeMfNY OF xEwyonK
Hsw.York June Soth 1892. Trustee.
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"ADIvIDEND or TWO PER CENT on THE COZ VI
MON CAPITAL STOCK OF GENERAL. ELECTRIC
COMPANY HAVING DEEN DECLARED, PAYABLE
TO HOLDERS or SAID COMMON STOCK OF REC.
ORD AT THE CLOSE or BUSINESS. OK Jul Y 20.
1892. 1T l. IMPORTANT THAT TRUSr RECEIPTa
EMITTING TIE HOLDER TO COMMON STOCK
OFTHEGENERALELECTR COMPANY. SHOULD
BE EXCHANGED FOR THAT STOCK IliMEDI.
ATELY AND NOT LATER THIN JULY2o 1855, As
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE -AID GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY WILL CLOSE ON THAT
DATE"
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BOpD|FloR7(A(E GUARANTEED
IS LIBERTY ST. 90 COURT.ST,
NFW.YOEK. BROOKLYN

IS LIBERTY ST % COURT.ST.,
NEW YORK. BROOKLYN.
CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.
Guarantees the payment OF Bonds and Mort
CAGES on real estate in New-York and Kings
Counties.
Offers 10 investors choice mortgage invest
ments, with payment guaranteed by IT,
DIRECTORS
George O.. Williams, Orlando n. Potter.
Alexander r. orr, william NJ. Ingraham,
Jacob IL Schlr. John j. Tucker,
John W. Sterling. william Lumms.
Charles =. Henderson. James d Lynch.
r.. II X Creen BENJAMIN d. Hicks
Charles s. Brown, Julien I. Davies.
Frederick Potter, Felix Campbell.
Ellis D. Williams
WILLIAM r. ISHAN MARTIN JoOSr
President ce.PresIdcnt
CLARENt F. II. KELSEY. "a Vlcc.Presidcnt
FRANK BAILEY. o. EGERION SCHMIDT,
hecrtury. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

Attention 10 called TO the fact that the net earning
are the results obtained after charging each year"
operating expenses the cost Of many additions and 10
provemen,s which have brought the properties W "
their present capacity which Is greater than at q"
time In their history.
These earnings sufncient 10 pay the irfsrs"
on the bouds. = PER CENT. per annum upon the pre-
ferred stock ~ PER CENT. per nnnum upon the es"'
mon stock, carry $4,000 per nunun, TO surplus "''
as provided by the By Laws Of the Company an" e'"
more than 4 PER CENT. applicable to further '''"
bends upon tho stock.
Tho present earnings can be closely app'0''
mated. all cars manufactured mp TO the prsse"' W.
well rs all now under constrne ton being 'es'
careful Estimate shows TINT they are nj the INV
Si,1OO,oO. which after paying the interest "p'.
bends, s PER CENT upoa the preferred STOCK 10
CENT. the ommon stock. aud carrying ss"'.
the surplus funs. leaves "a PER CENT app'eA'"'
further dividends upon the common stock
The officers Of the several companies estimate ,u~
cons ,lida.ion the cot VIII result IN an annosi $50
more than 800 900 In expense account Alone
1t is believed that the business Will continue 70 s
in the future It has In the past Inc -, ,orrsar
promises To be the largest IN the history OF lance
more than nine thousand being 'ola !" US
their manufacture. and applications coming III !"
the capacity OF the combined works ,ho yaroa
The total number OF freight cars In use ." ,uon
railroads IN the United States is about o IA tsesl
hundred thousand, and from one h' .r csrs sS
thousand 70 hundred and forty uous s,.h bscous
required annually to take the place Of tno rom ees
worn out-the average NE " fright car au,nt COO
On ten wears This with the additional WIZ ,.aay %
stantly required by the railroads, promises lis
increasing demand for the product Of these W. Ands
The Messrs. MCMILLAN, Heeker f's" lana, Mcirss's
! SON. Jo<eph TAYLOR r. F.. Plumb, ana 'a eonpaasA
the present directors and officers OF W. uchicanPaiS
have entered into agreement with 'ns -, ave YER
sular Car Company 70 remaia Ia is ss''NA
Blank forms of application may be SO, ss B,arer.
subsc rptlons will be received by any "
Application. may be mad. by ,.sss,,s ~ .. '.s..
Iy letter containing check for ten pei Wv
thereof.
! llth July. 1902
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DIRECTORS,

HON. JAMES MCMILLAN, Detroit, Former
HUGH MCMILLAN, Detroit. Officers and
WILLIAM c. MCMILLAN, Detroit Directors
FRANK J. HECKEE OF the
CHARLES l.. PsEER, Consolidated
WATSON NJ. FREER, Companea
HON. RUSSELL A. ALGER, Detroit Michigan.
GEORGE r. TURNBULI, I'd vice-President New.York
Guaranty and Indemnity CO.. New.Yors.
EDWARD F. LAWRENCE. Director OF The First National
Bank. Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

The books and accounts o, chc companies have ~
examined by MessIs. Barrow, Wade, Guthrie u,
chartered accountants OF london and New YORK, WEES
repor, is given herewith
No 100 Broadway, New-York. June p, lss,'
EDWIN PACKARD. ESQ,
Iresident Nev York Guaranty and Industry comps'S
So Cedar Street. Nev-York
Dear Sir: We have examined the books ana accea1s
OF the Michigan Car Company. the Detroit car WEN
Company the Michigan Forge and Iron Company, ana ~
Detroit Pipe and Foundry Company. for four years w
nine month. ending Goth September 1891 and the Penn
sular Car Company for i've years ending December sA
1891 and that the net profits Of these Companies
shown by the books above period after chas's
oil manufacturing and administration expenses all fp''
and renewals depreciation OF plant and machinery Va
salaries amount To 1884, 1851, yearly s'e''S
profit OF s902 1898.
Yours truly,
BARROW, WADE, GUTHRIE s. CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Rnsinn IllY L. 1So2
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, July l5-p. m
The stock market was at stand To-Day lheIe
was moderate selling Of the Granger sllares' Dc
cause II was feared that there might pe sohe
disturbance Of rates by the practical Withdrawal
of the Chicago. Burlington and quincy 'oni-
0any from the Western Traffic Associatioh'
mo-. may have been some selling of stocks
which have an international market IN cohSe-
ouence Of the gold scare Artificial attempts
10 change the natural movements OF money VIII
be as futile as previous experiments WIN 'he
ocean. The United States Treasury must pay
gold on the presentation Of gold certlhcates, Ut
leral-tendcr notes and any failure to meet theSc
ohIicotions will be a suspension Of specie pay
ments. Banking institutions may do as they
nlease in paving ont money for checks; me
Federal Treasury has no similar discretion. inc
nresent policy is to maintain gold ana sllver
on an equal footing, aud to accomphsh LIE e.
suit the Treasury has the uhd0uoted IiGn' ~
issue bonds if the supply Of gold should ne NJ NJ
dnced below safe limit. At what point an
issue of bonds may be made is q question 10 W
determined only by the Treasury Department.
There is no reason for alarm on ibis account
although the gold balance IL extremely low NO
action BIZ the banks, even II il was unanimous.
Would , be- sufficient to keep gold in this country
if it was held cheaply that Europe could anort +,
gold to-day, because the offerings Of bills were
in excess of the demand for remittance.
The movement of prices at the Stock ENchahGc
was irregular The volume of business was
small. and the fluctuations were narrow Read
ing stock and junior securities were strong on
the assurance Of further advance in the price
of coal The industrial shares were both strong
and active. The final variations were divided,
however, but they were small fractions.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
The only business in Government bonds WINS
the sale of an odd lot of coupon is at ZIG l.
Bids for this Issue were lowered IL per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
TENDORS' STATEMENT.

This company will h. incorporated for the purpose OF
taking over aud carrying the business Of oil Of the
following Companies: