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r,,roprAv FIN ,Vc1AL MARKET.

London. April II. 1 p. m-Caunfinn Pacific. 81 II {.
Erie m IL. Mcxicau ordinary. - II, -. Paul com
non, II Ncw-Norl Central, IL l.; PENNSYLVANIA
81 o. Reaiinc. 30 > =. NcNlcan Central now per
cent bond. - -. Money. 1904 per cent. Paw,
ndvirc~ quote per cent reuc nj 90 francs - cchncs
for the account. The amount 81 bullion Withdrawn
from The Bank o! England on balance ~ LAY J.
cGJ.(NO. 1T,
PART, Arrn 2I.-Thc weekly statement 81 ,hc Bank
~ France shows m inCr'Hs" 81 ','pVJJ IraHC' W
sold and 3.525.0Cu fame. la silver.
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financial Hlceilnao.
)TICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
NORFOLK AID WESTERN RAILROAD co.

NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.
Tho Annual No'tng ~ the ho holder Of the Norfolk
and West m Ea4fol. COM "i De- held on Wdursily
a." fourth G1y Of May, ist.. ~ 10 O'Clock No.. ct %"
when rlr viii De- held To- tht-'i diro..n,, Tor
h, ensuing year and such Other cuisines. tfu,.i,trd a..
properly cons hrfor" the meeting.
The Transfer books VIII D. closed from o'clock d
April To- ls:i1 until . O'Clock 70. o.. NAY IT, ls,2.
A. j. HiMIiIl1f, Sort try.
Apil -. 1892.
THE NEW.YOEE. CHICAGO AID ST LOUIS EAII.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT NEw.YORK
~ Office Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF The Sto, kh0ldars OF uc ScNCrk Chr ago
and ST. Louis Railroad COMPANY, Tor the erection -
Directors and Other general purposes. Viii b" heI a;
ociock Oh WEDNESDAY. NAY ith. ls91 at the CON.
Iany's principal ohicr In Cleo Gland. ohio
ALLYN cox. Sccr"tory
DELAWARE AND IM,p ,c ,!G ,cANAL COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stochhold-
1 OF ~. Company VIII be- hold II "a" oncc 81 Tho
Company, 4 For.l1pdt ST In This ely. TUESDAY.
THE 10TH DAY or NAY MKT. ior the election ~
Manners and for other business
Tho POLLS VIII open q; II o'clock noon and remain
The transfer books closed close n
mes SATrEnAx APHIL;, oIII until IL" morning OF
IS order Of the hoard ol Mnrnrfrs
T. " oLYPTANr Seer toy.
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Ectdl N1ticcs.

HElo ~ St syn IN. f HSa Go n; Ai %s
acre ,,1 c5 and , ni ,, a. Sfyer At y; F
crick e. Ia, me,'r De- ease, Charo;,e f. Syrn- susan
Igcr warren T. Ever Mar, 5. Mcrdcta.. tlwarl Il.
ty w ~, if III Ic Tf'' ,lr ,o
co'ar -, iyr Dasadag', Ac'en desired to BE- tried
You ar hrg'y 'amnoncd 70 answer The compoI3' r.
ti p, , cg 10 n tec%, Iy I After i r
I. nmnon, c,ci I've q tir DAY q scr,r and in cas-,
taken agan' You by drsa, for de rct demanded in tn,
co'qBg lsiG y.,,vo,, Fab - 1870
WILLIAM Ii. riIT;NER rliottr. Auor2cy.
09rot,e F. S,G,I"i 81 29 sew Mr.. G'i'
ltcr M,ly s. McrictS rtr'Ti H. rrr wlih,o Eyer.
i ba%l T. EXT Ta ' ,r 9 aht o ScF % ,,c3
a, f,enarg Mn 1gr'" nro9 .oG ny ln' on
81 la Ic Of S S'I pf T t.' ~ 6 '3, a. ~ %; wv
ler' tn'e ~ eleventh d. . .M'Th lsas eni III :!
Gon y at W. c OF y, ScS we d. ' ' '
WILLIAM j.. friIX.~H. .r9a,ars., Ar .GG.
80. % WiLst.. New.York city.
SUPREME COURT STATE or NETWORK.
sp,bonc NJ rgaqrlie comp,"y irSi dsIrd in the city
To The alo, ..uar,d p'fnflnt:
n a e: D oa5 to c on" c % '' ,So, '"S sP
' i Aorey T.sin t"snty dHs a ,S sT a%S
IN scr 81 Sor 'l%rG to ,"gaF or snswcr 1ssw"m, W.
n D'' Ne" Si%%soSS .@hr r,Ipc;. r.
NJ SroEANHh' MiiFE5tfNxrILr COMPANY The for
4. orir o. g. Tiooaar.G,c cEoEGE = IS;
DEtW> on ~ the Jusiic % M supreme Cour' ~
York, d'd thc lNth ia, ~ No.ch 1872. and hlct wh
- comanlG In the ONCE II NE clerk Of the CITY aad
Coi'ty % N,wNor,. Ia the CouIH Court House. In the
patel Ne",,{cry. Mr., lc.h $50 ....
ONCE ard ros'or'cr Addr',s. NJ. II Park Row New
SUpRENE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
> NEW. YoRK.-Srsnn C. itenkc plaintiff. AGAINST
Tloodor' \ lIavrmrycr and Horny o. ltavcmcycr A.
cN noiN OF ard trustee under the 9t WI nh tan"n'
W''r'n II fv Mary : nerileth. Edwari II Eyer NJ r
stevens, oh1titte T. stevens Susen j.. steven, George
StycnS Willam Eyer. John 4. Eyer ,n.e Eye, Lutnc,
Org 8 Eyer defendants. Action desired 10 hS tired In
TIE Guy and county OF New.York.
To the shove named dcfcpdtnts:
You are h"rrby summoned - answer me complaint IN
ts aton and to ,e,yc copy Of Your answer on me
u thi. .umro,s exclusive Of IN" day Of 'ry"' and In
~ v'ur failure 10 appear answer judgment WIZ ho
taken aa'n.' yon by default for the relief demanded In
Dated ,YegYo.sE. February, =; 49,.
Once and 20 onicc adlic.s M. - WalLst y Y. CITY.
10 lr1crc &. Eyer. Warren II. Eyer. Mary :. Merl.
dch' Ed"ar II ,El,r Mary stevens cha;i.ttc f. stow
John r. Ever, Susie l.yc. Luther Ever wiiic j. Eyer
TaAid e. Eyer. Kate IT. Ever and George :. Eyer:
Tire foregoing summons !, .crlcf upon by publlca
OF tno j. stcc O the Court of of
YDr -, daca hG eleventh Day = Marh lso3 and aed
Co"ntr o Now I3rS; :, the city OF New-iork.
william It.. TLITvEe. Plaintiffs Attorney
0nco anl pos;oliee address, IS Waat Newiork City.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday. April 2l-p. m.
Following the semi-oficial announcement that
an international conference on the silver qucs-
tOn had been arranged there were rumors Of fresh
exports of gold. No engagements made, bnt
there is little doubt that the outward move cement
will he resumed in short time. Tie rate Of
exchange between london and Paris has rcfhrl
q point at which coin must he shipped Tie
Banl; Of England evidently is unwilling 70 lower
its stock Of gold, and consequently turrs buyers
TO the United States. which are the only open
market This country produces gold ard. on thc
exports Of gold, rs we'll as wheat. should no. Ia
beneficial Shipments Of silver on the same
theory, must soon be large for Europe is thirst-
ing. according 10 silver advocates. for tie cheaper
metal
There was little business in the stock market
Reading was comparatively active. and harmony
between that company and the Pennsylvania Rail
road vas apparently restored. An advance OF -
cents a ton was established on tho Western bust
rCsS and. the Pennsylvania Railroad could not
object 70 il, the utmost harmony prevailed. Real
ir- opened at u decline Of IS per cent, ard alter
cratic fluctuations closed l. per cent above H.
FIRST price The other anthracite coal stocks were
weaker and IacEawanna lost OVef | per cent
New-Jcrscy Central nearly rs much and Delaware
and Hudson small fraction. The prices OF
stock, which have not Il wi g market mus, he
considered nominal.
The prominent exception to the general course
Of the market was furnished by Disabling AMI
Cattle Feeding Company, which closed higher by
something over ] per cent. Opposition diSfilleries
were less substantial whcl ARRANGEMENTS WIFI
farmer interests were completed.
The closing was fairly strong, although tle final
variations were generally declines.
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Are you Satisfied with
YOUR investments?

n EARLY ALL COMMERCIAL ENTER.
~ PRISES ARE OWNED IL THE BTG1NNINu
By FEW CAPITALISTS WHO DEVELOP THEM
AND AFTFllWAKD OFFER THE STOCK TO HE
PUBLIC AT 50 RICH PRICE THAT IT PAYS
ONLY FROM @ TO PER CENT. THIS COMPANY
OFFERS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO THE
SMALL INVESTOR TO SUBSCRIBE FOR STOCK
AT 4 VEEY LOW PRICE. MD 50 SHARE ~ TIE
ENORMOUS PEOFlrS OF EINELOPMENF.
FOR FULL ISEORMATIOS. ADDRESS
GEO. W DUNN. President,
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY.
20 and 81 Broadway. New-iOsk.
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Ocean Slcdmere.

COOKS TOURS.
FIFTY.TTRST YEAR
AIN. TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
ErRoPE-Apr,l - Nav Fl June 8 ~. 90
,po,, 20 july 2 o 10 Aug. J.
HOUND THE WOHiD-Nrpt :. 10 OCT 3
NEW PALESTINE |EGYPr rc.-s'rt. .
vour NIAGARA FALi.s-May - June Is July
l. TO- aug =, IL. -
WASiIINGTON-M r. -.
Seats at the Bayrcuth Festival be- secured through
our offices
Sc.d for sample copy Of E.cnieion,t 10 cents
Illustrated Programmes a.d FUN information fire. nom
,nLI IL. .I..1
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ID ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND

i MuTToN.-Oalcc Z the Post Commis~arv Of sub.
sscncc, West Point y. Y. AMI Is 1892 sealed pro-
copy OF th, advertisement attached, Will b. received at
this Office until L. o'clock Thursday. IN" ION
rnv MAY S2. and then onsnd. for furnishing and Ne.
liNrfing. Om the block q: III" Subsistence SIrrhcuc AZ
this post the fresh beef aud mutton required bv ne
Subsistence Department. I. > AnN. r i>suc y u~on
during the Ascn y"ar cncng Jun" 30. iso2 Proposals
b accompanied hy glaian.'" SIGNED nv two re.
sponsbe thc guailntor, g Justify in the sum OF
s3ool nfopo at not a..or@,n.d oy ,uch suafah .s
Right reject all bids. tn successful bidder wlH
~, required into written contract with me
United with good and approved scu r in tho sum
orcHptncc Of his proposal Popoals must b. enco.d ia
sealed envelopes marked 'proposas for Fresh Beef and
Mutton" ard addressed % the undersigned. Full i0formS
be obtained application & tal ONCE Con-
tracts made under th advertisement shall nov Or coz
stfucd 10 involve the Tinted states in any obg,on Tor
payment Ia Of appropriation grnntd by Congress
for tho purpose. ID. II. BOCGUTON, LIST Lieus
Ri Cavalry. \. &. s.
~ REASl'RY DEPARTMENT, Washington
L ID. C.. April 10 ls0e-S'NlcG proposal, win he ~.
cryrd until o'clock D. m. SATURDAY, April 20 iSo2 iT
manuaet ring and placing in position ~ coplcc WORKING
y. " coordination g,S ard electric light a>tnres Srsi'
cations and blank OF proposals VIII b. FUR
nlsicd upon application tic DrartrrrL Tie right %
REJECT any and all bds. ana O. waive ieictts Is rner'ci
any Did upon Congress making npprpriI-
ton therefor. Proposals sh0iid br acdre~ tue S"rr
,ry tie Treasury, and ndorea ''Piopoals for ,,as
N,mcs. Brooklyn, y. Y" %. l.. SPAtLDiSG, Acting
S'cret1rv.
TINE NOOK OF opEN.AIR SPORTS, oc,avo 500 pages.
illustrated The standard authority American open.
air amusements. Rules for sailing, swmmng TALL play.
Ing shooting, horseback riding nc. &C. In full 81 pc
copy. Published by The Tribune, New YORK. Eateftshs
IN: arc universally couIplInehtcd by tho Eesa.
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AALES At HE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
1EOLEUN EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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ROP0sALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES

/ SFLS-NANY DEPARTMENT. " tsMh ston,
Ap J. 1892 In accordance with the proy,ionn g, 81 "a
1883 sealed proposals viii D. received NJ tae navy ps
rar,nort un,I noon on Mond9y Nay .. lso2 at whits
mo and Mace they VIII DE- opened Tor tle Pnha o.
crrtaln vessels whfh have been ftrcken IRON IN ANy
r,ter nndcr au,hortr Of nm acs OF Congress aproyd
Angus: T. 1882 and which e Is dccm1a for ire bst ls
re,t, Of the Tn:'cd sell. The vessels onerf
har auIrsd yaiu@ lad ,helr location, are the Talent.
g 500 Portsmouth; y. H. Coh2 .eet 80 ~. cI9, o
and Spcoiwe 5000 Sorfok. Va. The vessels WI -
sid Tor IsT~,n PeTcns or IN" cnrof1oA OF
congregations Offering the hgh"s. prices ther or aNe tns
apprlSed value thereof Proposal must De slbTi's 20
NAVY washington D. G.. and indcr.ed Proposals ne
hc uirrhase OF vessel 20 distinguish thtm TIN
cher cbmmun ica,ion. No Offer ior more than one Nes
should De Included Within one proposal. falh b;d ~
,t,artory certified chec o. less han ten pr cent,
the orlo.n Of the orr proposal md also bond VIA
p~cal sum equal IT, whole amount 81 the or WIN
TWO sr ties % be aproved ~ the =, rary o.,
ninety per of the amount ~ suth oN'f OF polO
villain thirty day, from dat Of e. accept3nee In
ca-o default nade IN the paNn'nt OF ne r'ualaulg
ni,stv nv cont. OF part hcpOt within that umc.
xid cash depot OF pcr cent shall be con>ierd ~
forfeit :! ~ he t,overnrcp: and snail be applied a.
direcod In act Of Mar,h 2. lsS2 Where cash de-
post or certified check. coNc'ins the prce oNe-i &C.
comIonlss tho Did no hand need be Furnished. Tie BIDS
viii 10 decided by secretary Of tho NAVY by lot Al
doos and bond. u bfdor whose proposals. shall not -
ncs.p,od MI ic returned = them within seven DAYS acr
the opprr o, tfo rropo.as. on alpi,ato- - the De-
81 md bonds wirh b. used by
idda,s also prr.ld list giving general information
cor ING To vessls viii b. urYi>h'd Tho vessels can
l., examined n any time cftr the 9th instant b. Apply.
Ing b. he coruanG1H. Of n" yor' - f2ion where they
% TsToy'd Ir The prr h - = rom
Ire Emit, of The yaids s.atns within such easonab.s
ti-r. aS nav be n,rG 10y N" D"'1f''nol;. JANIS H.
SDI.TY ting Secr"'aT" - 'he NNv
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Hlnsical Jnstrnments.
Storage.


A TILE HAEGER WAREHOUSE, STH.AvE. FROM
"A 33d 3itst, sto for furniture baggage gpods
and wares Of every deserpon IN separate closed compare
always accessible during business hours boxing
packing. shipping and everything entertaining the
handling attended to estimates Furnished
and ms ection Invited. Office. 200 West 34thst
At MORGAN 4 BROTHERS. STORAGE WARE.
"A HOUSES. o32. 1884, and 233 West 47th-st, near
for furniture pianos
Sc; steam passenger and freight elevators boxing
packing and shipping padded for moving r city or
country Inspection solicited. Telephone ll3 3sh -
NJ Of1;AN'S GREAT CARPET CLEANING AND RE-.
w NOVATJNG WORKS. E:oadway and 4Tth-st. Send
.'ostal for estimate
r, RUNKS. SILVERWARE. paintings ard all classes Of
vallables furs rugs IN cold storage insured against
moth returned free from doors silver safes, with packing
cabinets special rates for security safes.
CENTRAL PARK SAFE DEP CO.,
SSH. st. and Tth-ayc. Phone. 27s 39th
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II ROpOSALS FOR CUAIRS.-philadephi

1 Depot OF The Q. NJ D'p't No. lf:' Ar,h-,t, Phi:a
G,lphla pa Al RI 10. so2>eaea proposals., IN ;r.p,t.
win V received here until IL Ooor THURSDAY. Nay
H. 1902 for furnishing Tie T. : ogaltcrln.>tcr' pel'rt
uent with Zoo Cnar- 1890 70 a. deliver on hltri 'ar'
q the Depot QulrtcrnaScr IN tn, ely, ad COZ 70 Do
delivered on board u the Depot QuartcrMatcr 1t 81
Louis, Mo- subject inspect on at nGint ~ delivery
sres the chairs bc een and full information had
unon apcat on 10 Depot Qu1rtcrmastcr a, Chicago.
Tl 81 Louis Mo. New York titv and philadelphia IA.
Tnr Government reserve, the ght rcc,t al pro-
Io,al, Preference WI BE- gycn tO article, OF domestic
oucon or ranuflctu" conditions OF quality and price
'iv. of foreign proGu, ton manu-
flrturrs The thereon being equal For blanks for
Ioa0>,s or. apply q; tns ohcc Proio''s should BIZ
ircOuu,hi"d tac .rquted -aaianer IN ten centn
Of the ~ the chlir TrJpo ed fr lnNclo'e. cor
timing nro:c als hr plO-sci "loposS or Ahirs and
I'd Posed n ~ Undersigned. {. O.. SAWlFIiE Deputy
Z uaf tom st,rt,nnr, I. y H. DruO' O'arcrt 9s,cr.
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Ret silver on III 32s0s3O 345 .CsG Inc 10I.s'5
set lc al-teldcss o-a
on hind ....... 3.S197si 3792 720 pee SlOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

1Ies fLeN
SlIvcr certfs 49, So 50 ~ aS4 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

4 SOUND NAVAL STATION. wASIlINGrON.-Burclv
Il Yard AMI Dors, t. :. Navy D"lrr,ncn'.-Ap nl .,
IS9l -,udcr authority conferred by the at OF congress
making appror ratoaS fOr the naval service. alFJ'F1
Ma . Is9i ~eded lroposas ar ho1giy ilyt"a ana
" he received this rVrniu until o'clock y No. on
Tuesday the 5th day u Jur. le92, al "hch ,Te ana
place the proposals win b. Whily oncrcl Tor we ,ql
80 fce drlf Ok va;r WIZ body Of tmlrr and entrance
and t,gcther Win pucD house pump
iry plant Go1nc gate, oulycrts and -. Other work per
taning Their To- ordan'c with paas anC pcci'1o1s
vh anil .ton his Bureau or the
oonmand.ng officer 81 the Pact sound Nara station 80
nov Stae Washington. Proposals nlst b. IN dlpll
oric sealed aud ad ~ sod 70 tho 'lc' ci the Brt1n Of
Naff> and Docks I. :. Navy nela tm'n, MH-hInlta1,
Rank rnrl. VIII D." furnished oppcatol. For aGci
informal regard 20 the location md site tit1'rs
,. referred T. Commanding o1reg ~ the Puget soma
Naval station Sarfl, tory surety - f"qure ia the
Si.r-atlops NUT accompany III" rrooal. and no pro-
POSI- viii considered unless arcoT1noi by the PFC
,.rhet bond The >,ico. nj bidder VII ~ required
within nrcn 40 DAY af,er the accctalce OF hi, pro
4, formal cOptrlc-. The RICH. IA Pc
c,cl - p. rt any or ali proposals IN judgmcnt Of
th Erreau interest, o. the o,ovCrmcnt require
and u waive defects " II. FAR9t II AR Chief Of Burc1u
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$3.50 ec1 .ccG sI.9AC9 3js Dec. s75l.9ls
ank. ~ 9GJ. 90 lJ.I1j.@Oi Dee. SS,lto
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THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

Government bonds continued to be neglected
and asked prices were lowered IA per cent for
both classes of d.. Closing quotations were as
follows
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L. s. Mail Steamships.
TIOS. COOK son, 2Bl ana l'Z-o Broadwe
rPG-kNERICA\ PACKET CO.

Express service southampton (London) and Ham
burg. Magnificent tWlu,crcw steamer u 1910 OD
b. D. THIS hold, tho record for faetst time to London
and the Continent. Spring sallings.
Columbia Aprn -, NJ /. y .marck~Tun Q, II a. m
! Ei-raf. k. May 5 +. NJ Aug VictoraJune g. a. m.
Aug Victoria. MAY 70 Normanuia June 49, 10
Nofnsnnis May IL. ii Columbia juno 20 y.
Columbia My 20, : q. M !. Hsmar'h Tune 30, 10 a H.
Homhurg American Packet Company, - Broadway. n. T.
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Ed 0GD"LI\EOF STEAMSHIPS

1tFOR LAGTANKA. PUERTO CABFILO, CURACAO.
CORO AND MAEACAlBO.
fi'r 30. E.st River
G c PM. NDTTPllIA 49,. Spturisv april % L. noon.
5. 5 0ArACAS, ........... Tuesday. Nay $3.50 y.
=. = VIM III FL thursday, May u. T. W.
The" American Steamship sp cally built Tor TIE saic.
have very superior INV. lat ors ~ passengers.
BOtLTON BLISS DNLLFTr.
Tourists Agon's. G.n'rl, Nana,er.. Il Wll.st.
TUOS. COOK g son. oGl and % Broadway.
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CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN:
h htaSTia H HPfl g. J. m
JmSr,a p M J Sne' H. l. D. m.
EXTRA STEAMERS
G,llla MAY IS, 10 O. IN. B0thna 30. June I. 10 III.
From Pier TO- North River foot o. carksoa.,t ~.
Cabin passage 800 ana upward. Second cabin, $50.
secrsre tckcts aud fom all prts OF Europe at very
rates FOR freight and passage apply at the COM
lany's Clce, No. Bowling Green, Aew-YOrk.
- VEltNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents.
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EttD Sllk LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Soiing ior New YORK and Antwerp waekly;
NAESLAN i1r>lly. April y n. m
IaIN NLNND. N'.in ,lsy Ma :. II noon
trt .ailn - ard. lNor,> 90. 80 upward. Second
cabin SIS. Elurd irp. 10 irr cen, reduction Apply iO
"IAc;s for Irn,,er." Stc.lacr az very low rates
INTEEN NTIONNL NAVIGATION co..
G.nnlL Ac..,. o r. -nn l.Le-n.
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Ocean Steamers.
A -NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. S. co.
L 2s - SliOIiI ROUTE 10 LONDON, ~
NEWfOik, SOUrHAMPlON B!EMEN'
FIX

MEDITERRANEAN LINE" 49,
Ncw.York TO Genoa IN less than eleven 1SSs,; ..
rulda Sat. Nay 2s 10 an FuIda. sat, Aug; g. 10 am
Wcrri sat June IS 10 am. Wcrra oat,Aug "a ~ III
Fulda Sat, July 2, 10 ulda sat Sepl ~ In '
Passage. 300, So or $3.50 berth rire and the
Passengers for the Italian lakes, SwlAcrai an ~
Tyro viii ind THIS route the most direct, easiest a1d n0s
comfortable. switzerland can be reached IN SIN ho"''
from Gcno1 - - ,,,,u o,oo,
ARE YOU GOING ABROAD? ,.v.
New.York Aprl edth Nay leth July 9th and 29th. all
NoRWAY sWEDFN AND RUSSIA TOUR
leaves June 9th,
AUGUSTA VICTORIA"
Send for programmes 49, ,.. w
II UROPE.-ExcursiOns to Europe S195 ana
II Nd Best tcketng faclltes; choicest ocean berths
v oil lines at lowest send for Tourist dazette
H. GAZE & SONS 040 Broadway " y. U.s.. ESD
WIlEN YOU TRAVEL,
W Supply Yourself VITA TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
OF the American Express Co. accepted by principal Banks
To-. in
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The foreign exchanges were quiet and strong,
lat not quoiab.y higher. IN fact, tie present
rate suggest a renewal Of gold shipments because
thee j. no adequate supply Of bulls. App"Gdci
ire omntations for actual business Bankers
bills. 81 SO - aud 81 81 .}-iaSi ~ for long and
short sterling rcspcctivciy French francs, 5.l7 -
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-09
LODGED IN JAIL.
Tom Carter is Caught in Buffers sa.
loon, and Tom Wilson is Charged
as Accomplish in the Burglary.

or some time past, the bar of F. NJ. Butler
In this Village has been entered occasionally
at night, and some whiskey stolen on each
visit of the thief. Mr.. Cox, The tender of the
bar, waited for him Thursday night. The bar
was closed that night as usual, at ten o'clock.
Remaining in the bar. with double barrel shot
somebody quietly unlocked tha back door,
and after taking Off his shoes, proceeded 10
the front and began To help himself to TASKS
OF whiskey. when, without any premonition
he was fired upon The main load OF the shot
passed between his body and his arm, . few
shot striking both his body and his arm.
Both barrels Of The gun went of at once and
persons outside thought an explosion had
In ken place in the bar. But soon a noise WAS
heard, and pistol shots followed. The burglar
ran for the door through which be entered
but missed IL. striking the wall. Returning
he reached the front doc: just as 1t WAS
knocked open on the cry Of "police." AS he
ran out he wss caught. The burglar Is Tom
Carter. His captors demanded TO know how
he got In, when lie said that Tom Wilson un-
locked the door for him, and 10 Is supposed he
WAS near by when the shooting was done. He
was caught that night and locked up with
Tom Carter.
Tom Carter was brought from Kentucky
about two years ago by Mr.. Hamhlin, who
had him employed In his stable. Tom Will
son Is the keeper Of an eating house on WASH
ington street. Both men are now In jail,
waiting trial. Their punishment, II con vict-
ed, will DO Imprisonment for life, unless the
Jury should recommend mercy, in which
event the imprisonment may be reduced 10
five years.