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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
A MIDNIGHT ALARM.
Soldiers Aroused by Reports Of Violence a
Fire Island.

BaBYJoN, L. l., sept. l5.-Sheriff Darling at
o'clock this morning awoke Capt. Geo.
Z. Cochran. in command OF a detach-
Iaent of one hundred men of the thirteenth reg
inent lef; here by Col. Austin, and informed
b m that there was report afoat that
the bay men were preparing 20 burn
The wharf in front OF the hotel at Fire
Island. Capt. Cochran at once had his
men turn out with the intention of pro-
cceding with them TO Fire Island 10
soon possible. At daylight, how
ever, there was no sign OF n mob and the
Fire Island wharf had not been injured.
Capt. Cochran and his men have gone over
to Fire leland in the steamer Ripple and VIII
remain there until further orders have been re-
ceived from Gov. Flower.
party of New York physicians accompanied
the soldiers. Capt. Cochran and his men viii
guard the docks and the steamer Ripple will
lay at anchor of the wharf awaiting orders.
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SEIZED by THE RUSSIANS.
Seslers That yentur-d within n Certain
Line CAPTURED.

Line Captured.
VICTORIA. B. C.. Sept. l5.-The sealing
schooner Triumph has arrived here from
Copper Island. She brings news that further
confirms the reports that additional seiz-
ures have been made by the Eussiaas-
She sighted the Russian cruiser Zadiaka
south of Copper Island about forty miles Of
shore. A short distance away were foui schoon-
ers of their guard. The Triumph had ali hor
boats in and was carrying all sail. She stood
away, and the cruiser for the other fouf
sohooners. Capt Whidden of the Triumph
saws the cruiser steamed in among the
schooners. and he l. certain she must have cap
tured some of them, but heavy fog shut off
his view. Two DAYS later the Triumph sighted
the American bark Majestic. passed close "a her
and raw a bottle thrown from her. which con-
tanned the following note:
''On board American bark Majestic at sea.
August Is. lat. Sc north. long. 66.Os east. To
sealing schoonOrs ia sight: Take notice you are
in danger of capture by the Russian cruiser
Zsdiak now atCopper Island. have aboard four
crews OF schooners Ariel, &. h. White. Rosie DIN
and Willie McGowan. captured by her, eighty
foar iaen al told. three days out from Petor-
soulky sound for Puget sound. The cruiser
went by us day before yesterday. There is an
other schooner lying west by south Of you
about fifteen miles OF. The cruiser captures
al within line drawn from Behring sea division
10 Carroll strait.
.(Signed.) N. p. LoRESTzES,
Commanding bark Majestic"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
UNUSUAL CASE or prroRMrrr.
a Prisoner That Hs. Just Entered Pvisea
nj Columbus. oiito.

Special Di~ratoh 10 The EVeninr star.
CoLuNnUs. Ono, sept IA curiosity In
human form vas received az the state prison
here this morning United States prisonsr.
lis name is John II. Sloan and he comes from
South Carolina 20 serve = three and a hHlf
years sentence Tor countorfeiting His legs
and arms arc partially paralyzed aud he walks
upca all fours. Each arm and leg, how
ever. L. 20 weak that he L. obliged
20 use wooden peg strapped 10
the member~ to support ms boiy
from the earth. His spine Is weaA also. and
has back sways. throwing his head high in the
air. However. h. gets over the ground si
rapid though ambhng and awkward gait. Not
wishstanaing his affection he Is deft with his
finger. and ms skill with the engravers' tools
has brough; him to prison.
Ne wall not be idlo here Dcputv Warden
Plavford ekpec.s him 20 make a full hand In
the Potato-peeiing department Of the prison
kitchen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

The South PoRrLASD.-Ths report Of the
collector at New York giving the results of his
inquiry into the case Of tho steamer South
Portland, detained ON the charge that she is
laden with munitions Of war for the Venezuelan
insurgents, hes been received at the Treasury
Department. 1t tends to show that there il no
apparent reason for the detention Of the vessel.
but 1t tho request Of the ysnexuelan minister
the department kas oedered that abe be hsld
for day or two loager u ordsr 70 allow tbs
minister to produce further proof Of u ilsga1
chAractsr a. ~ updsrtAtdne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
COULDN'T STAND TIE BaYoSErs.
Rioting strilSrrs In t,a-f Flanders Fled when
thc MilIiar, Charged.

BsUssELs. Sept. iS.-A Grammoat. in East
F.a.le n serious ailray occurred between the
police and militia on The one side and factory
s;rlkcrs on the o her. The strikers attacked
some wo-kiagmeu who had taken their places,
and the poll - went 20 the rcscne Of the men
who we're assailod. The strikers th n turned
fGrl"'.,lv again 6 the police and severe rtrDg-
norsl-d
The militia were thea called out. The rioters
were ordered 70 di,pcrsc but stubbornly
held thei- ground. The military charged with
fixed hayonets aud wounded number of tho
strike r. The mob, seeing and feeding that he
su.dso-s were IN earnest dispersed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
Pound . sev~n-Y.ar-oid Boy.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. W. ID. Campbell of
East Washington found seven-year-oid boy At
tine B. and p. who had just arrived and by
some means go: separated from his friend. He
gave the name Of Joseph 7. Creup. and his
residence ~ Brooklyn, and stated that he vas
placed in charge OF a gentleman TO be taken 70
. boar ding school IN Philadelphia, but a; Trso-
him TO his home and Is endsavor1ng 20 comanr
nicate with his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
POLITICAL TROUBLES OF INDIANS
They Have Been Temporarily Settled and
Votes VIII Now BE Counted.

SoUrH MoALLIsrER. l. T., Sept l5.-The TO
cent trouble between the Chocta~ national and
progressive parties is settled for the time
being. Twelve of the Choctaws who
did the killing have laid down
their arms and surrendered them
selves Tor trial The other three will give
themselves up tomorrow. The remaining armed
men have agreed 10 lay down their arms and go
home. The governor has promised protection
TO the prisoners, who in charge of officers VI
their own party.
The recent elections have been hotly contested
by both sides, who claim that their choice for
chief elected. Thc votes viii be counted by
the Choctaw council. who conyc=e at Uskahome.
l. T.. next month. at which time further trouble
il expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

TROOPS FOR McALLIsrER.-The War Depart-
ment today instructed Gen. Miles of the depart
ment of Missouri to send the necessary troops
to McAllister. l. T., to be ready in case of.ln
uprising Of the 800 Choctaws said to be under
arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

MoNEY FoB CnoP Movrxo.-The demand for
money to move the cotton crop is beginning to
make itself felt here, and within the last twenty
four hours the Treasury Department has Gu
thorized the issue Of half q million dollars In
small notes at New Orleans in return for gold
deposits to that amount in the New Yoak SUBJ
treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
TO ADVERTISERS.

The advertising patrons of The STAR
are respectfully notified that advertise
mcnts intended for insertion during
encampment week must be handed in
the day before that on which publica-
tion is desired. Unless this is done in
sertion cannot be guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

STOPPING notwithstanding Foster is
In expectation Of letter from the collector at
New York containing positive assurance by the
agents Of the Atlantic steamship lines that their
companies will not hereafter, until the cholera
epidemic abates, bring to this country any i'm
migrants or any other than cabin passengers
This does not apply to the vessels now en- route
to America, but with their departure the COM
panies complete their contract obligaticns rs and
are now In position to stop the further passage
Of immigrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

To INDEMNITY THE SIoUx.-Acting Secretary
Chandler has ordered the payment Of
$500. 900 authorized by Congress as an indem-
nifty to the Sioux Indians for 5000 ponies taken
by the government some years ago during one
Of the Indian outbreaks in the northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cSSA Al LODGE, 30. 4. F. A. A. MA
~ NJ pa. 18th ihstant. at y. By order OF
"; VI. GEO SCHULTZ. Secretary. ss1f2t
-a~s HEADQUARTt rs DEPT. OF THE Poro-
w. MAC: G. A. H.,
r,, sEPTEMBER a. 1882
ihere viii lac sIecial eucaupInent of this depart
nIent on ldtESpAN. 15:h instant O'Clock p. m. -.
at Grand Army Hall, lil2 Penn-ylvanil ave. BY
A. I. DINSMORE. Dept Commander.
ARTHUR HENDRlCkS. Asst AAt't General sl4-2t
FT-x-~--,GRhND ARMY REVIEWING STAND,
on the post ulc. square opposite Star ofce
reserved seats now for sale. The seats will be
ti-d % Al awning no crow ling seats wide and sa-
Glous no snokinr permitted. Come aud se.ct seats
for s'it or TIE ground j. W. +. WILLIAMS.
49, Manager.
IS No extra price for reserved seats. soI43t
tkesNOrlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- iEDAG'. u. BIG3S is no lpager con-
hectet with the AI-rican Mutual Aid Socie.y in
cara ty, and all me4b 4bers notified not to ray him
any ney H. K W PATTERSON
seIi ~ SUP. Ires.
-S-.roTILORING TRUTHS TERsEI.Y TOLD
~ tnllEe some taiio:s do not pretend to
h"vT " al, but know erou iii to turn olt: the
nne>f work that ever left the hands Of tailor
KNOW eLoGgb not to charge fancy prices AID know
eliouE TO give yOu more sP,ls action for less
money than ), u can obtain of any other tailor.
j. FRED CAT CIEL date Of Keen'sl.
4VS I'm st. W.. next to James Y. Davis Sons.
l.. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

VIENNA, Sept 15.-At T.rnopol in Austrian
Galacia n school boy named johann. Schwed,
exasperated beyond endurance by the harsh
meas with which he had been treated by Prof.
Glowacki, shot The professor dead he was
leaving the class room. Glowack Was noted for
HE severe treatment of the children under has
change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

NAVAL ORDEns.-Passed Assistant Paymaster
o. c. Tiffany has been ordered to duty under
the general storekeeper at the New York navy
yard. Naval Cadet A. s. McLemore detached
from the Chicago and ordered to the Atlanta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

BANK Examiner APpoINrEp.-The controller
of the currency has appointed Charles T. JAM
ieson of Urbana, Ohio, a national bank exam
liner for the state Of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

NAVAL MovEMENTs.-The United States ship
Alliance, which arrived at San Francisco from
China last week, has been ordered to Honolulu
to relieve the Boston, which Is to return to San
Francisco and join Admiral, Gherardi's South
American squadron. The Alliance will be on
temporary duty only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

Sioux FALLs, S. D., Sept i5--Tbe prohibit
ton state convention yesterday nominated A.
b. Alexander of Collington county for gov
ernor There was big -quabbie over reso-
luton TO put state ticket in nomination and
the resolution only carried by majority ef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

FoURTH-cLAss PosrMAsrERs.-Fourth-c class
postmasters have been appointed as follows
yirginia-R. E. Cox, Coal Creek; I. J. Ramsey,
Sydnorsyille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

Col. AINswoRTH Of the record and pension
division, War Department, has returned to tn
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

ASSISTANT SECRETARY SoLEY is absent from
his desk on q months leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

MAJ. GEN. SCHoFIELp has returned to his
desk from his annual vacation.
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FINANCIAL,
How To BECOME RICE,
TO YOrNG MEN.

TO YOT-NG MEN.
MiAa ~ your mind to save a certain
am at ga h and every month dspo-itit
with his company az interest As~oona as
Ghunired dollars il saved inves. II ina >
T"r cent deb-nture bond OF this pany
and b~gin saving another hundre to buy
nno Der hund When you have saved
s7OO or $1,000 buy a per cent first
HortgaEe note-but Keep saving At
this point. 70 desired. you can make good
first payment OF n bo-,ss- bu- alvlys man
IFv 20 save 'i,rl- oI:,;ls of yol- r.. ming
obligations II this u-tLui Is Ter-ist@l N
various opportunities 20 make more money
Will present ;hr.aS-l, - sld yo1 viii event
ual.y baco.sr rich. for ~Itn money. money
can D. utscr ragid1y-
live Fe- r-ut DslentJre Bouls for sale in
any aif.oaf; from 500 20 $In1 600
Six per cent Ee,i Estate FIRST NortgaVs
Notes Tor sale at fare value and s~rTIed iII-
terest. plus one I.--r cent commission
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
4 l.. Bi.ITTON. PTssidsI.'.
Banking H,.uS" r4"5 - 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAr.-Internal
revenue, S452, ,1S9; customs. s762.495
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Brelx SAvlxG None

BEGlx SAvlxG MoxEY
by taZinr f~s shares IN tie .,:si View Issue of
stock .n the Equitable Cooperative Building
AsSos1ftiOrI
Shares are So % cs'h. vayah,s monthly.
The Equitable - r.n IN. ed upon the true
IrifIgiIl l-S 81 cooperation. u Il mutually Gd-
rdnfrr~o'ts To- 10th classes Il stockAoIders-
ta'S~ sAvrrr ana tho-- borrowing.
u erruI -aE~s ypI To- save money.
lt will ie,P You buv a home.
II will Joan money pay on your mort
gsy- and I'-rrgi- you 90 return the money in
small monthly irl-ta lmenis
One tLOissnd dollars Is loaned upon each
slars-
Tart o. al of loan may be settled at any
et % date Heavy expenses avoided.
Pour sEG-a-haif millions have been loaned to
shareholders without the loss Of a doIlIr. This
and IL rUb.isleS rvlcrts evidence Cf the
SAL and accurate assessment Of Real iSt4te
Securities and t..e otherwise careful and
servatIve conduct f the Equitable Co
CTerativsSsvtux and Loaning Institution
TunHY Yh'~'S nrufn~ fbr a0rGHftGss ara
tsrsrfS Of fLs d<socid 'ipT, and ether f4ITCTud-
tlon rBJHlsAsd sIOH GlIstIeatt0H CT the Office.
LtS Fst
JNO- JOY EPSON. Secretary.
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
IOOs ST. NV se14-6t
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FINANCIAL.

I EAIS q. TEWKSRVEV " r. HyRRS
H Banker, 80 B-o4dwav.N. Manarsr
Member WASHINGTON stock EXCHANGE.
LEWIS u. TEWKSBrRY h CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1875 = ST.. WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
fnv and sell Tor rash margin Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Froviso,.s and OH.
Direct private viras - New Work and Chicago.
Interest allowed .epasits.
Out-oi-i0vn business "a speciality.
All I0Sai Securities dealt in
Constant quJtstiC all markets. Telephone--5i5.
Or3l-'r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NOTICE Is UrRFBY GIVEN That THE
a snnral ;, as,t,., ~ rba s.ortholiers Of ,he
IN n, r..nn 1,,tsii,,a carrtnr Irn and Iiaiwsv
Srnu t,oini,anv yfl Ip held at the 'unuanys o,r.
in The On o,n nd T~r,st bui ding !sr2 81
MMgs,'anvton, W d G. on ItESDaf SepteIneer 20.
Issz W = ocock y. az. Tor the purpose nI eIec ih<
sever Glc'ots and 70 trans tct such other business as
may 80 iV Seioie ti1 iiiSe1liE -r,,o,,., o.
= .,1,,, ~, -, -, = -,
* 80 ~. A4rol.-L DCi iLDaNG IS M Ne"
StOTt H'e-lr."i oiI.ce ouaiiiS op 'he
s'itH III " Me-' OI tpe hteli pihct, anu CON
slis @ ~ IN, i .or me onNehiehee
aii, H., mn ~, ~ I \. ,,, ..,, L..
- l' - ~. au! 'iaAes II sPe''h' oesiraoe ior soac,I
OF %, Patthts, sei'S"'
t--,PIE BAkERS FOR THE o. A. r. TAKE
3~S nOti.e. Large sts Of rhubarb pumpkin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

Banking Hrr.Sr. 14o5 - - NV
Stsra-e Etrel o-I,... Il50 I.J'N st NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KSwE, THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS,
% "1 tSf @ dsy df ss iaI as s
"Ie f. % .'rsnd Army En- apnin. mt PARADE,
be Tliia nSnday, 8. pfs fsssE;saa6sr - ls
q oRaE II. b. WHITE. cashier National Metro
Sq2IS9N MAcAnrNEy
=, Washington Loan and Trust Company by B. II.
Within MAYsE co.
&c SWAIN. cashier Second National Bank
xEs HARLEs VIII L. cashic- National Bank Of
FRED; c. GIEsEKING. assistant cashier Central
F. ASl TER. cashiar Lincoln National Bank
CHARLES RRshT TpInnis ssS9nsi san: A.. ~,
'hF EiadPs ikasPsIic; 4 90
b SNYDER. Iresidnnt National Safe Deposit
,CHARLEs $. WILLIAMS. cashier West End Ma
4 ! ssirroS. prssiden. of American Security
an1 Trust Company.
PiEd!Hh PiE!H { CO G9.
w; b. BALDWIN. cashier National Capital
GRaSE GbhX PAHhIs CO
g. GEoBGE C. HENSING. presiden. Trad-rs' Ma
Sl;tI: +, p BERRY. . cashier Farmers and Mechsnics
HsSPoToMAC ASSOCIATION OF. NAVAL
ID SITS; nv. FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. 10. at Z
ocock SHARP and Proceed to the D. and o. depot for
ba,tiin0te to particuate in naval parade Saturday
lfh instant All honorary Iuer, hers and naval
ernhs are cordially invited ton WITH us. Tickets
IAN DE Irocrred At the hail. ISAAC NEWTON, Com
W. 3. SEYMOUR. Sec. ,seIS-1t'
q 1USspIR!TUMLsM wONN,s HALL. ri
9th st Miss MAggie daule Of Baltimore
the wonderful test medium. will coinnence her reg-
Der l6 sal5-ots
R-1n--,MAS ASONIC.-wAsHINGTON CENTEN-
.sec;s, nia Lodse No II n, A. n. wi; hS,d
ING at 7::'. Work: 2d degree. Numbers and
visitors frat-rnaly invited to attend. By order Of
the ". NJ. EMMETT C. ELMORE. Secretary. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~. Z. 1. X II. IL. nv ~, LcsbeeD
Trains ea,e West 4-d.st. station, Newiork, as fol-
AFRO A. NJ Daily lOca 10 Albany and CatsAill Noun.
cSp New.York 70 Bioomville Sundays only.
,t5 A. W. Daily local u Albany; except Sunday for
at;tiu Mountains and Saratoga Parlor to Abby
1900 A. VI Daily for Albany utlcs. Syracuse, Rochcs
saturday Tor Toronto except Sunday for Saratoga
.II. A.. \, DAILY EXCEPT Sunlay, 10 biSSenIis and
Nou"'i sror saf hocmxe and SHoh it,
uiJJ 4. VI Daily, except SUNDAY, - tatskill Noun
" t,Ins, NcM-palt1, Lakes MOhonk ana M;newaska, Al
bany. Saratoga. caldwell, Lake George. fsfcs cNs 70
II ooin,illc. intoga and caldwell.
~ Mcnn talns Iorlor car attached. c...,,, A.,
"ats Ncus k So2honE az and '' Mnn-T mSa
Albany. >aratoea Saturday onl. 10 Hlo9nViic and
n / oeP y. Daiiy except suntay, Tor Albany: s.
d" ry.c Rocncstcr. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, De
"a e." cu'so Ds All iS ST.pt Sunday for Newbu,c Al
OBJ S,ny r. s,1a,oca and Montreal ,''.,''
- * . VI pay for Altany Utica. Syracuse, Rochcs-
w. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit Chicago
}; ,"lT% City FIR" r. s,on .IO 10
IhivFRSTKiW LOCALS. PAS. as As P NJ
NFwBJ RG LOCALS, s:2o, 'lnl5 4. M. Il is 80
Detroit chicago s. Louis, on ali tGro1eh trains.
'Dlly. For tickets time TALES. prllor aud slccpne
car ac.9mT d',iGn. or hf"n sti9 opy Offices Brook
ioet e Fulton New c" York CIV 1873 I'll sGs 7s;
c. f LAMBERT. General Passenger AEON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NETWORK
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK.
General merchandise. 7.2'ilH 757io79 1872 .o9s
Total for N. week sl03s9 0s2 $40 5 $40 go 045 icS
Since Janunrv ..31G OF 121 200 100 s2i 3lS pos
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At SEw.YORK.
For the week....... e.. ~ 36l $40 726 si22 go
since January l...... .Qos 81 Gjt33l 76l9.l7S
EFFORTS or SPECIE AT NEW-N DIRK.
Tor tho week ......... s2S4 a3t ~ 900 500 80 ooo
Since January l. IS 6C3 6iS - 324 6l7 IS 1888 CAS-
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
New.York. July 2S 1892.
BOND SALE.
Dubuque Iowa.--Messfs. G. II. White Co,
were the SICce,.iul bidders for 5 per
cent paving bonds 70 The amount Of s23,5co
BOND NEWS.
Lincoln Il. The town voted an Issue Of
per cent. semi annual, "0-year gold -
bonds amount Observation-Disclosures. 300 600
T. cancel floating debt. 1hsy wore
AWARDED 70 Messrs Blake Brothers
& Co Boston. who ulegraphod July
IS that their attorneys examining
ne issue require now vote %
be passed by ne town 70 establish
validity of he issue. We Co
not know whether they will 10
offered gain Tor competition. We
trying - get the town 70 pass
VOTE
NEW COMPANIES.
Location. Title Capital.
louisville. Ky.-Poweil,s vslley Coal 3 Iron - -
Co Simon 81. Buckner preSident So 600. 900
Fast ST. Louis. tll.-Nnla Ilcs Mining Mill
ing Co. John Tensiei. p'esdent. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
VENTILATION or CARS.
xrw.yonK o>r,nIoAyp WESTERN RAILWAY

In cUnscq the inifoNcmcnt' beng made AZ the
foot Of JsS-st ferry ard passcne"s business IS
temporarily transferred from Joyst u me lrI! IN
the rennsy vania Railroad Company at the loot VI west
18th Trains leave West A-d->L 80.
$40 A. NJ @ minutes earlier from the loot or west
l3th.st) Tor Mlddlrtown BlOomlngbWSh. f0it JeNls,
Monticello Ellenye FallSbufgh Liberty. Livingston
Manor, Hancock. Carbondalo scranton. walton uni
sidney Norwich Edm stnn Utica Rome. Oneida OsNego
pctrolt. Chicago. and point, Wet. 1890 ,,... 49,,
OIjA. 4 Tor Campbell Hail Lake. monk ana
MnneWaska WAIKIKI VALLEY stations NlductoNH Bop,h
ingburgh EEonylle, alsbnreh. Monticello Huf.ey'ie
Liberty. White Lake. ,,-
J.I5 p NJ Campbell Hall. La... Mohonk s,d Mime
uaska, Waikiki Valley stations NddletOwp. BOomln-
Lufgh Elcnvlle Fallsburgh. lureyNie Liberty WhIte
i3,O0 r. NJ MIDI ctown Fallsbutgh I@hcfty. Lay
lngston Manor. Ecckla.d Walton. sdnc[ NW"leh'
oneida Oswego Rochester Slagse Fall, Detroit Chi.
cAeo and West Pullman seepers reclining cha" ca'
Tree Suspension Bridge
LAS > NJ 4sd.st; / 80 p NJ West 1871 =. Sarnt'
davs only for Middletown. BoomIngmrgh. Eienyil,e'
Wountain Dale FalSburrh Monticello. Hurleyvine.
Liberty White Lake. Rock and.
tDoly; all other uelhs daily except sunday -.
pullman drawing room seats and slecp.ngcar ber,hs
obtained AZ 323 broadway. New, York ~,
J. C. ANDERSON @ Y. A. 50 Bcayer.st. New'for$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

State issues were wholly neglected, and among
city bank stoclSs the only business was SAFE Oh
The general bond market was extremely dull,
and the irregular movement OF prices pose go
IA per cent at So rs, and Philadelphia and Read
ing third incomes lost b;s per cent at SO 3-s. \
Houston and Te5 as Central irsts exceptionally
closed IA per cent higher at 0G. West Shore
registered Is gained the fraction at l03 IS;
Reference is made to our full report oil Dohd
Rates for call loans at the Stock Exchange were
nominal, as usual on SATURDAY, but httic bHsi-
ness was done at l-2 per cent
The Sub-lreasury was debtor to the Clearing
House $7sl ,449
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
Tho receipts from customs reported at wash
ington to-day were S636,620; from internal rev.
enue $6S3,42s and from miscellaneous sources
S35SO The treasury received S264,s62 Na-
tional bank for redemption, and the receipts
on this account for the week amounted 70 $l,j7l,-
1873. To secure National bank circulation il holds
81 63,4O0,550 in these bonds:
Currency Sl oo o
Four and half per extended per Il 950ajo
Bonds deposited for circulation during tie week,
$I04250 bonds held 10 secure circulation with
drawn. 81 $500; National bank circulation out,
standing-currency notes, Sl72,5O2,94s; Rold
notes 81 0e, OF against which the Treasury holds
S26,334,4s3 legal money for the redemption OF
surrendered circulation
In London British consos were steady al
96 1915 for money and trhe lower at the same
price for the account. The Bank Of England
gained fll5,000 bullion balance. The open
market rates for money were unchanged AT
3-4a7-s per cent for discounts and l-2 per cent
for bankers balances Bar silver further rallied
l-8 to 80 SD an ounce. American railway
shares were dull without other feature. but the
closing was weak. At Paris French per
cents again yielded few centnIes, closing at
1927 Ia.
The State Trust Company has declared divi-
dend Of per cent, payable on August l.. Dlvi-
dends OF per cent on the stock Of the Com
Exchange Bank and Of per cent on that Of the
Nsw-York National Exchange Bank are payable on
the same date.
The following table gives the current quota
tions Of city Dank stocks, together with their