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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY coxpAS,

THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Mr. Hopkins Of Illinois introduced the fol-
lowing resolution in the House yesterday after
noon: Whereas, the Metropolitan Railroad
Company of Washington, d. c., is required by
law to substitute for animal power in the pro-
pulsion of its cars not later than the 9th day Of
cal traction not involving the use of overhead
wires; and whereas, the said company has ap-
piled to Congress for an extension of the time
within which such change may be accomplished;
now, therefore, Resolved, That the committee
on the District OK Columbia be, and is hereby,
directed to ascertain Immediately what steps
have been taken and progress made by the said
Metropolitan Railroad Company in the matter
of substituting mechanical for animal power
On its lines of street railway in the city Of
Washington, the nature and efficiency of the
powers of the mechanical appliance which it
is proposed to adopt and report the result Of
their Investigation to this House not later than
the 30th Instant
AGAINST CHANGING THE NAME.
The House naval committee YESTERDAY
authorized an adverse report ON Representa-
tive Tracey's bill to change the name of the
naval observatory to that Of the United States
national observatory and to place il under the
supervision Of civilian astronomers.
TO REDEEM TAX SALE CERTIFICATES.
Mr.. Hemphill, by request, today introduced
in the House q bill directing tue Commission
ers to redeem certain stipulated tax sale GER
tiicates found TO be invalid by the neglect Of
the proper ofhce 70 to make record. and 70 issue
to the holders drawback certihcstcs found 10 b.
due them witk interest .
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MURDERER DEEMING's CASE.
II L. Believed That Ii Will Not Be Necesssry
to Take Him to England

PERTH, WEST AUSTRALIA, March 23.-Ths
hearing in the case Of Deeming, the wife mur-
derer, was resumed this morning. His counsel
is trying with all the legal means at his COM
mand to prevent his being sent to Melbourne.
where the venue in his case lies, and also to
prevent his extradition to England for trial for
numbering his first wife and four children
there
1t is believed, however that the counsers
efforts will prove unayailing and that Deeming
will be sent TO Melbourne for trial IL is not
thought that he will have to answer TO the
charge Of numbering his wife and four chill
dren in England, as the police of Melbourne
claim to have evidence that will beyond doubt
result in his conviction and execution there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

LIEUT.. PEARY's PARTY.-The Danish minister
has informed the Secretary of State that the
Danish government mas instructed it. officials
to extend every possible encouragement and
assistance to the American expedition fitted
out for the relief of Lieut.. Peary's party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

The DOLPHIN COMING TO WAsHTNaToN.-The
new dispatch boat Dolphin, which has just
been put In commission at Norfolk. will arrive
In Washington in few days for the purpose Of
conveying party of naval and other officials
to Norfolk to witness the launching of the pro-
tected cruiser Raleigh. which will take place
on the 31st instant
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McENERY PROBABLY WINS.
He Will Ne the Democratic Candidate IN
Louisiana.

NEw ORLEANS, La, March 2s.-The election
yesterday passed of very quietly. New Orleans
gives McEnery I, ,262 start in the race.
The Times-D,7nocrdt this morning SAYS edi-
torially: Not only has the Crescent city de-
clared in favor Of the levee governor, but all
that has been heard from the parishes indicates
that instead of New Orleans majority for
McEnery being lessened by the country vote
it will be increased by that vote. There is thus
practical certainty that the McEnery ticket
has been elected by a majority which will bs
at least 5000 and is likely to be 10 900 or u O00"
The Ptcayzoae says: There is no reason to
doubt that in the primary elections Yesterday
Gov. McEnery, with the ticket for state officers
which he heads, has been decisiyely victorious
The McEnery ticket has carried the city by
about the same majority in the November
primaries Of last year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

COMMANDER GRAHAM TO BE CouRr-M MAR
rIALED.-The record of the court Of inquiry in
the case Of Commander ]. ID. Graham has been
received at the Navy Department and its char
acter is indicated by the fact that he will now
be tried by court-martial Commander G. W.
Pigman has been ordered to relieve HIM of duty
in command of the monitors in the James
river. The detail for the court will be an
nounced this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

THE PRESIDENTS CAILERs-The Presidents
callers today included Attorney General
Miller, Gen. J. W. Foster, Senators Sherman.
Dawes and Perkins, Representatives Taylor
and Clancy, Rev. Emil G. Hirsch Of Chicago
and Mr.. Samuel Gompers, president of Fedora
tion OF Labor, with delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Geo. r. Clark has
been detached from the Michigan on 1lth
April and ordered to the training ship Rich
mond. Leave Of absence granted Medical In.
spector I. c. Walton, on October 6, 1891, is
extended to October l next, with permission
to remain abroad. Commander George w.
Pigman. ordered to relieve Commander J. d
Graham of the command of the United States
monitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23
HEDGED ABOUT WITH 0UARDs.
Queen Victoria Living In Security In so.snna
France.

HYKREs, March pa stringent guasd =
kept about the Hotel Costebelle. about two
miles from this place, where the Queen Of
England is sojourning. 1t is impossible for
any one not authorized 10 approach the hossi
from any direction.
A ludicrous incident occurred yesterday
owing to the closeness with which the place &
guarded. The Duke Of Connaught the queens
third son. WAS approaching the hotel when he
was called upon to halt and refused admittanos
by the guards. The latter did not recognize the
duke, and when the latter persisted in hs
intention to visit the queen they thressensd 10
arrest him. Matters were becoming decidedly
Of informing the guards who he wsa Amid
profound apologies he was allowed 10 pea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

New BASK.-The contr oller Of the currency
has authorized the Union National Bank of
Schenectady, NY, to begin business with =
capital of $4,000.
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Composer Thomas wss Inss.~.

LONDON, March 2S.-At the inquest today 70
gsrding the death Of Arthur Goring Thomas,
the composer. who committed suicide on Sum
day by throwing himself in front Of train.
evidence was given to the effect that Thomas
has been suffering for scme time from severe
depression and that he had asuicidal tendeney.
In accordance with the testimony the jury rs-
turned Q verdict that Thomas had committed
suicide while insane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

JACKSON, MISS, March 23.-Whsn the lsgis-
lature was assembling yesterday . crazy man
named Bryant took possession Of the state
house for an hour and ran things 10 suit him
self. Several officers came 20 arrest him, but
with . big knife in each hsnd he defed
them and furiously cursed the legislature.
He finally ran down the stairs and into the
street, hundreds Of people. including lsgisis-
tors and state officials, fleeing before him.
After getting out Of the crowd three policsmen
KNOCKED him down and landed him In jajl. He
vas recently discharged from the aayluD .
cured. but VII - rUturnsk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal rev.
enue, 1876, ,53l; customs, S537. 1907.
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b. LEE has been appointed fourth-clAss post.
master at Wheatland. Va.
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FINANCIAL.
YoUR LAST WILL
AND TESTAMENT.

Makins a will does not hasten death, but
on the contrary rObs 1t Of any feeling you
mieht have as to duty unperformed This
company withdraw your will free and keep
Il FREQ should you wish 20 name IL AZ execu-
tor Reasonable and intelligent men will
Recognize the fact that there are many sd-
vantages ia naming a company. such as
this, 70 act a. executor in preference TO an
individual The individual is subject to
sickness and death, may eventually be
your enemy. may meet with reverses. may
remove from the city. may make iniudicious
inves.Inenisof Trust funds, Ray he unable
10 make settlement when desired. may
have other interests of greater personal i'm
portance, may permit the estate to deter
iorate from inatteution or mismanagemen..
may necessitaie the heirs going to law and
nay-bUt why 20 further into details.
The staining experience and capital Of
this company s sufficient guarantee. that all
trusts condded TO IT will be faithfully PER
formed. estates juiiciously managed, in
comes paid semi annually and settlements
accorded uEou limitation or request. Why
not stop in and discuss ;his matter with us
1t raay prove ,ataaitV pleasant and profit
able.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.,
ysU Stone Bu3ldiag. I.Oj Gst n.U.
1t n t. BRITTON. President
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TIE NArIosAL
SAFE DEPOSIT
SAVINGS
TRUST oNPANY
OF The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Co2SER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY - 1867.
Seorsassssd under ss: of Congress October l. 1890
And syeSiAl act Of Congress February Is. lss2.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Act, as executor. administrator guardian Of the
ttesof committee Of the estates Of lunA,ics
receiver assignee Of any and every
description
wills prepared Wy q competent attorney. who is in
daily attendance. and kept without change when the
Company Is named executor trustee.
Receives money deposits In sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward snG allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the rrss day and the
ars, second taird days of month will draw
terest from the nrst day.
Loans money upon estate collateral security
Sells nrs;-cass real and other securities In
gums Of s5Oo and upward.
Rents Safes for e5-so-s7-ss- o-sl2 5o-el5-
eO-s2S-s40-s5o-s95 sloo-snd sL25-sAch per
na4sn. according 10 size and location.
ManAsemsnt:
Vice Presidents.
THOMAS Il. JONES. Third
E. TEAScis RieGa
ALBERT / sTUkrEvANr.
sfssi. nn s.asssyss.. s 1i; asarss Isis. IMSssn'
Ssors@s @ III Pant. Ea,:hsw 6, kInery.
hsnry 4 willard + Irancis hiss,.
Z, Ross Perry. Joln O. Psrss.
Thomas Hyde. joan +. Roasrrs
LEE g. ID J5EE@ssssEr ESosaa.y W. hlsBS a.s,
Member Washington STOCK Exchange.
LHwIs O. TEwKsBURY CO.,
BANKERS AND BRokEgs. -
1893 ST. WAsHINGTOS. u. C..
Say and ssM for cash o or On marsin STOCKS. ROnds
Direct rT,y.is wiIsf q New Yo.l and Chicago.
osiiSi;esn SI Low sss,I, sSs5sss ssss sIss3Iiy-
Constant suO,a'iOns Al sasriOss- Telephone 545
yVN.. b eURIEY FREDERICK G STEVENS
members sTETEY & .if ylslf:Sil sYESlSs siseA h'e'@a~'-
Peal Estate. IH.ur.ner snd sioek Bscier. 1895 Ym
=: I'd ss.i .s,sss ssssss attention "
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

0~MAsoNIC. : WASHINGTON CENTEN.
8S nial Lodge, No, Il, E A. 4, NJ. will hold
a special communication WEDNESDAY. ed inst, at
$50 p. NJ. Work + c. degree.
It EMMETT C. ELMoRE. Sec.
I. o. o. IA SPECIAL SESSION OF
Columbian EncanIpment. No. ], will be held
degree work Pstriarchs Of other encampments are
invited. -
1t T. EDWARD CLARK. JR.. Z. r
g. WASHINGTON II. A. CHAPTER. NO ,
49, stated convocation OF this chapter will be
THURsDAY EVENING. Marcn 81. 1882. at $50
O'Clock. Members OF this and sister chapters
ini;.,:s-st 5. L. sLSTEK. Secretary.
W~~,U. ;. ENGINEER OFFICE, 6ol lnIH H ST
~ n.w, Washington. D. c., March IL. 1Ss2.-
Notice hereby given that board OF engineer officers
to consider subject of harbor lines the Anacostia
river from its mouth to Bennlng bridge, and riparian
owners and others interested i'll this subject
quesed to state their views ,crtnp and send the
same to the undersigned. who will explain more in
detail the matter under consideration by the board to
eny one calling at his office. CHAS. f. l. B. DAVIS,
K-HAD sixty PAIRS OF TROUSERS.
certain New Yorker is reported as hav-
ing sixty pairs of trousers in mis- wardrobe
besides propOrtoIate number of coats
vests and overcoats. While 1t is only within
the province Of a few TO nave this number,
it is true eco,iOmVt to own at least a dozen
and soon peg OUT with constant wear
We have about 25 patterns in fine En-
Glish stripes which properly belong at 81 l
and SD. We propose to make them up to
or,Ier tor So spring trade opener"
AL garments made an Washington,
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Erpot Tailor.
mh23 Cor. 9th and SITS; NV:
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K~A SURE CORN CURE.
There are a thousand or more remedies
for corns and bunons but the best ore Of
Emerson which We know is to ,cedr the Emerson
Shoes Shoe. Fits better. wears easier. lasts
Shed longer and costs less than any other shoe of
Free. equal grade Needs no ''breaking in :"
We alone make them and sell them.
R. B. GROVER & CO..
''Sote Makers and Sellers Of the Emerson Shoes"
HOB Pa. ave. n. W.. next to Star office. mh23
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LaRGEsEss Ii LIFE INSURANCE

LARGEsEss IL LIFE assurance
The Equitable has not the LARGEST liabilities Of any
life insurance company in the world.
1T HAS
The larSes. surplus.
The largest ratio Of assets to liabilities Of any
prominent company
The largest SmOunt of Insurance in force.
The largest annual Iss'r business.
tuln IS 1oe to inS Isa the soing nF' Il returns on ma
Az the failures which make life insurance
bic company which 70 be insured.
Many Inducements to offer you which cannot
20 your circumstances may be learned by call
At the ofhcs- Or s-nd a postal with your name.
BOwES HALL. Resident Managers.
Equitable Lie Assurance Society OF the United States.
mh23 1876 st. NV.
CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE sCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING
COMPANY
i offered for sale At PAR value 800 PER SHARE
At the banking House Of
WOODS CO.. 1cc2 st. NV.
OFFICERS.
LP WRIGHT Presidcn..
JOHN C. POOR. Vice President.
II. T WOODS Treasurer.
II. H. WAINWRIGHT. Secretary.
L. J. MCLAUGHLIN General Manager.
REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STCCK
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
The business Of the company is q weIl-knowl ar
3ons established Ii Is the intention Of the com
taay to add to former lines Of business thato
ASPHALT STREET PAVING.
For corduetins which will have q and complete
cutnt Of and machinery, and will be fully pre-
pared the largest this rsrv prof
xabts line Of business.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
feeG-tr I4l3 G st. NV.
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VoL. so, No. 2O,215.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Wills.
Important 20 Parties who conteIn-
piate making q final disposition OF
their property.
Get copy of the BUSINESS
CATECHIsx-
WASHINGTON LOAN
nh2l-3. AND TRUST COMPANY.
assurance PLACED on LIVES OF MEN AND
= women IN ,9I1Rss sI 16S tFSm TS a. .oooooo
Annui'ies issued by TesPSnsisle SS S,% SomPanies
mhs,lm iAos' + NoN'Af i5Cs 81 st.
FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON. D. c.
Subscribed Capital 81 100000
Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits and 10 Per
Cent paid on Deposits left with the Association for
years
You can borrow s1 600 from on Real Estate secur-
ty and pay IT back at the rate of Sl3 per month.
The 18th series of stock is now open Tor subscrip
tion.
Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments.
combined with absolute security.
kor circulars and other information apply at Offices,
sl3 and 9lo st. NV.
Next to Columbia National Bank.
OFFICERS.
HARRISON DINGMAN.. President
ANDREW WALL...... LIST Vice President and Manager
uEOhGE w. LEACH.........-..-....2dV .2d Vice President
ALotNLO i"EhDALE- Secretary
6EokGE Treasurer
1No L sMlIh Attorney
EDWARD 8. YORK.. Manager Of Loan Department
ChaA J. Bell, jas. z. Fitch. Geo. W. Brown.
BELL & Co.. BAsKEHs.
l4O6 g STREET
DEPOSITS EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS
speciality made of investment securities
Foreign exchange issued on sll points.
ja7-3m Local securities bought and sod
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Open an account at my furniture house and you will
be astounded to discover that you buy more for
less money than at other similar establishment in
the city. Indeed you will be almost appalled, when
you come to figure up the dierence-and this differ
ence is just as pronounced now as when, some two
months ago. made the great break in prices which
many others have attempted to follow but utterly
failed TO keep up Don't delay long-ny stock is not
inexhausrible and too. may have to advance alter
awhile.
JOHN RUDDEN,
JLw.1 513 Seventh street northwest
SPECIAL SALE OF HATS.
Tomorrow morning we shall offer
lot of Mems Fine Derbies in Black
and various shades of Brown the
low price of $3.50. The equal Of
many sold about town at S3.
b. H. sTINEMETZ SONS.
1887 Pa. n. mh23
R-AGE IT'S CHIEF CHARM
Old age lends a mellow and invigoratng
flavor to wine that can lie obtained in no
characteristic of the old wines and brandies
sold by For table the sick room.
TO-KALON WINE COMPANY,
fe1s-2m GA 14th st. NV
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UN. b. 6URI.E1. FREDERICK C. STEVENS
w Members q The Mssfinsrsoz stock EIehanxs.
6JELEY STEyLNs.
Veal Estate. lEsurznc~ sid Stock Brokers. 1875 fst
Real estate bought. old and reated- Local secun-
tses bousht anu sod Money loaned lated securi-
bss and real ssssts Spses sgtsRton TO 1rs: cls M
vuD<nsnnso. 1n:O.R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

Actual cash IN :he
1rl vaults
over Out.'and;ug - -, 80 80 ~ 81 orq ga
Deposit, IT, bank. l-sH5o1l - V'''"-' -"-' -
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lntiion Sales, finantial.
DETER +. MEYER, Auctloneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 18Th.

Room. No. 50 to 6j Liber:y.st.
(By order Of EAecuOrs).
$4,000 woS' Nooa os a. l' Nse per cent 0oTear
1000 Texa. s Taclds Railway Co. lst Mtse. per cent
~ Gold Beads 1000 -. .n,.o...,oo
$4,000 hSane D con.d do' it Mss per csa Gold
10000 eisao Aioor and North MiS s@ Ry Co i''
s12 600 VicXsbuls Meridian r. k Co lst MtGe. Der
SO 600 wyoming Valley Coal Co. lst Mtce. DER cent
$4,000 D,aoit pay Cl'y Alps9a R r. Co. i' M'''
10000 Gtoaia Midland 8 Gull r. R. Co. list M're
$4,000 Union " Co. Ist Mtge. Consd cent. Bonds
$40 900 Westche,er County Water Works Co. LIST Msse
$4,000 Webash 4! r Go. I'd Msse. per cent ao-year
$4,000 Menphi. Charleston II. r. Co lss consd Mtse
$4,000 Newark New.York Water Works Co. Is. Msre
$500 Albany vlcksburg Railway Co. Ist MGe. cOnsld
-, mn per cent G9d Bonds l9S Co. pr
chase Money Is, Mtge. 6 per cent. Gold Bonds.
a,S:Z Ea: - 81 g.; s!' Co
50 shares Ls s sd M. 2 nss s.on. Bank
.ssI,. o9snse q sss% II T aw Co.
bScr c %Grs s co So per soS
Mtse., Gold Bonds. 1900; Nov. 1891. coupons on
s5aSs. t Holland Trust Co. = 800 100 each
so shares Liberty Insurance CO.. $50 each
80 sss SSs FS caSa Mai Co..
ioS sSaiss Iowa Central Railway Co.. prefd.,
100 shares Philadelphia Company. $50 each.
81 900 Washington Ohio G Western r. Co. 1st
Mgc. Dor Bond, 1924.
200 NewYork & Massachusetts E'way Co 1st Mtge.
.er cent. Gold Bonds. 1897.
30 shares National Broadway Bank. so5 each.
SIS 600 Fat Tennessee Virginia & Georgia r. r. (Cn.
$4,000 % %s' con sSp do Sd'5 per cent
so shsiS. NS%.York Mutual Gaslisht Co.. 800 each.
10 shares 1hurbor. Whylsnd Co. prem 800 each.
5000 shares BROOKLYN Mining Co OF Colorado 81 each.
shares Nationa broadway Bank. s2l each.
80, ooo cent. Cold onds. October 1890 coupons on.
500
$1,000
40 900
$1,000
80 900 Consolidated Compress CO. ~ Norfolk per
oo cent Isl M'ee Bonds February lso! coupons on.
$500 Seaboard Cotton Compress Co. o, Norfolk Va
per cent lst Mtsc. Bonds February. 1892, cou.
49,, pons on.
$500
$1,000 County ~ brunswick. Va. 70. nis Janu.
arv. 1892. coupons on.
5000 Portsmouth stree" Rwav Co. per cent lst Mtgc
100 shares Bank o. Portsmouth Va, 500 Zach
shares Seventeenth Waid Bank. OF Brooklyn, 500
zach.
3 shares Homo Insurance Co.. slo0 each
100 shares O-"con Improvement Co. 500.
20 shares Pcrn-yl,ani1 Coal Co. SO
.? shares y. V. rroydcnce Boston r-R. Co. 500.
o .haros Fprons smith & wion1n co.. 800 w.
10000 Kings County Elevated RWay I'd M,ro per cent
80 mn bonds. 1888.
house Co Collateral Trust pcr cent Bonds
II 600 shares San Martin Mining co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

Ne. cash bafl5s SIS go sl6so2o.7s2 Dec. sSo''SV'
The foreign exchanges were dull. ana we
SUNNY ~ security bill, tended TO weaken the
uaket in view Of tho isnt iemsna and s FrcnnS
bills we're cheaper The closing Was heavy AZ
the fOlSwn: eSed 9notston1 a isi sC'ua az o and
81 s7aSA 81 i-2 for long and shor, s'erHns
respectively French francs, 81 is and DO Ia
reichmarks, 95 IA and 95 l-2.
In London British cQnsols opened strong ana
higher, but were unchanged at the close az
o6 3-l6 for money and % IA for the account
Thc Bank Of England gained El2S,oQo bullion
on balance. In the open market money was ey-
ccssvely easy at "a per cent. Bar silver ad-
vanced under Indian buying lad. to 80 sd an
ounce American railway shares were more active
and generally higher At Paris French 8 per
cents advanced II ID confines TO o6.s7 l.?
francs The weekly statement Of the Imperial
Tank OF Germany shows q decrease in specie Of
500, 600 marks
Tic Richmond Terminal REORGANIZATION Com
mitne gives notice that the right Of subscription to
the cash fund under the plan TO the depositors
of stock and per cent bonds will be extended
10 such date as may be advertised by the COM
mittee after April a. 1892.
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVLSINLNIs
BOND SALES.
oc,,ioo Character. Amount
ponca IoNa-The wsier works bonds OF us .,oooo
lily 20 amount Of .......--.......-.. sIVVV"
Cal, roke c',v Du,,h-Mcssrs Z. II. Rollins
DIV ~ Son. Concord y H.. we're he ~.
soyear g".d bond. to amour, Oh. 10000
a. a premium - Sl.Otl %
EOND NEWS.
Maiden Conn -Mes.fs 7 II. Prince 4 Co.
'-''' bo.ton Ia issued circular b ne
stDc Aholders Of the Morden, water.
bury and Connecticut NNH5 lSl-
road O"mlany1 snitEg uat mo
pare bonds u the sbpv, road haNN
authorized 20 Offer :, Zach
stoc kholdcr 81 the company The sum
a. a. share Tor th' sock. TINS
offer j. made in ord g. avoid nle
necessity Of forcrlosui" D oS'rulhRN
usual IN such ca-cs. the Interest on
thu bonds having been i'fiuted
NEw RANKS.
Location Title Capital.
Munden Ksn-Firs. STATE Bank Of Mundcn. 800
D. II. Ferguson. president .--....---- oUOo
Kansas O''y; Yaushson pfe,id.nt ... 10000
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Chcyenno Wyo Lander Coal Mining Com.
panv !. u Woodruff piesident..... 5000
Chicago IN .-fpiccn Bar Mining ohd Mining
Gc am'@"y. L4'' '...'". 100000
''' Irons' president ...,'...,.......... $4,000
Pueblo. C0.-hranklln Mining and Milling
Company John II. Voorhoss. pie>i- ,-ooo.
cent .s...-.'....'''' <o"VNV