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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16

rho h.ns Exchanges a. the New.York Cheering House
And the stocks sold at the Newiork Stock Exchange ss'
and for the week Of the preceding Two years compare
y follows; sc 50, uav,. 500
ysehsns 'ss sgl 'iSa5isyi ''5S75,
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
There WAS no important change in the money
markets At the Stock Exchange occasional
efforts 70 raise rates for call loans were mace, pu.
without success and money remained IN abundant
snppy at | l-2a2 per cent with exceptional trans
actions at / per cent The excessive supply vi
time money was not reduced bu, me demand was
light. because brokers preferred to satisfy tlelr
wants from day 10 day. Loans OF SIN months
were made to good houses at per cent For
short periods the business was done at per
cent for sixty days. At the financial centres III
EuroIc money continued to accumulate. and III
London the open market rate fell below one per
cent for discounts, while demand money was
made no change in its rate. but its gain in bullion
was not large. Several discount banks lowered
the rate of interest allowed on deposits. A., :.
Foreign exchanges were quiet because the de-
mand for remittance was extremely light and in
corscouence n little lower. At the close the
market was not strong al "a sc "a and "a 81 "a,
rpsnrctively for long and short sterling bills.
small lot Of gold was shipped 10 Europe yesterday.
hut the loss on the transaction must have been
considerable.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
1ffy-three railroad companies or systems for the
first week in May. Of this number thirty-siy
companies return gains OF S344,o26, or 81 per
cent. and seventeen companies return losses averag
ing "a per cent. The whole number gives a gain
over the same week of last year of Sl09.O54, or
35 rer cent II has printed also the gross earn
ings Of sXtyeight companies for the fourth week
in April The whole number gives a gain of
$3.50? or 2.s per cent.
Tho following table divides the naaresates and differ
cnces Of the companies, showing gains and losses
LIST week in Msy-- 1891. 1882. Differences. D. c.
10 comp,nie- a. ieS05s 81 507 Osi Inc ssit0 26 sS
IL con,onies... $50. 391 39l .49 Dec. 1922 "a
Total. So cos csc. 44o SOB o5 S5
q eompsnies $780, 74o SC. 1906 sos Inc s5o0ess SO
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Railroads

Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlock ingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
DcsbrOsScS and COrtIandt Streets,
On aud after 1905 n. M. APRIL 25. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
aCo a. MIPulman vs;'iSule Sleeping and PasOr Cars
1ndaSsro, II no % chicssO OaS 5 D. nv and st.;
Louis p. IN. next day. Connects also Tor Toledo.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 a. NJ. Composed exclusively Of pullman vestoule
sc maid AID 3; snd Al. fG he
vcnIences Of home and onice Lighted BY stationary and
IndiaaapSiI, IS :: m: chicago Gas m. and St
At. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
300 r. M.-Pulman Vestibule Sleeping Cars from New.
Sf aa4 Rnn Passenger cs From Coach 70 st. cdam
bus Arrives Cncnnau lo:45 a. m. and ST. Louis
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
sr and fennsysani4 Ealicsd gostoaie PsssenSSi
cago 3:l5 D. m. next day.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS
0o 61,r ia vse%s sePn caI
sns HemPh Dnns GsG ssS
cac SoGm1uS next "a a = and st. h0.
Zoo m: second morning Connects for Toledo daily
Pacific EXPRESS.
EIl!isgo, NewYork TO Memphis Via the shenandoah
80 msnSs d scaa md I 81 as
End to,. cleveland and coiam SS except saturday,
1870 =. M.-Sog,hem iNpre,s daily. with Through sleep
%.Ts a%d RaayiiIs l. i; cAs..a,, ' 80, o.,,
Go p for al SGats on and pns ana ONO
500 r. N.-Shsnandoa6 VALLEY Express daily. with
va Knos7ic GhOtis@oSca and Br@incSan
1910 A. NJ" Washington Limited EApre-s| Of rull.
caches Dninc.car to Baltimore every weekday,
ss3o +. w." Congressional limited, q Pullman
ws;hinG'Sn Q % m NJ sNtIo fare bcVOnd usual
Additional Express Trains, 2o 90 s3o and 2,
90 M r., 9 ,,n S oH and 800 D. n as snadi iS
G G5' and ss' a. H S 30 100 dad 800 m.
For Atlantic CIV. 80 p. III. wec.s.dav' with through
Bq,ct iarior Coz and Coaches
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
syrana Limited Wiz: dining car AID 10 10 Washington
ao Zoo S, &c. 100 49, 90. 90. 10 90
aud 90 D. NJ. and L. u night. Accommodation:
40 a IN n, 40 and Z 200 NJ sundays Express.
200. 100 30 SEQ. GO. 90 and 200 p IN. and
10 u night: Aeon mediation 90 aud : 90 p IN.
For Time Tables OF ,rns local points the Pennsyl.
,an@ Railroad system. arply NJ the following Ticket
Offices: Nos POI. 49,. SO ga and 1913 Broadway.
oT House t.d-Nt and Gthavc. 1874 East l25th.>t.,
26 Wet ltth-st. 2jl C0lInli>aNe., and foot u Dcs
brosses and Cor.land sts Cour.st $50 Fulton..t..
9S RrOIdw1y. and BROOKLYN Annex Station foot Frl.
ton-st. BrooLlln; - llud on>t. noboken; Station,
jersey Ci.y.
The New York Transfer tomlan will call for and check
baggagc from hotels and residence, thonch 10 destination.
CIAS. T.. PiGIl. j. X. WOOD.
Gtncial Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

p'c 1st " Is. !ea o. Ala q V con "a Is - '
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CINCINNATI. JACKSON AND MAcK1NAw
1880. 1891. 1872
S;s,;; {: 1s; 5;i 4 si ~
COLUMBUS. SHAWNEE AND HOOKING. -.
S?@,;; s Hg rs , ;si sss!5s
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
S Ss@';: E; 6; ss ;ses
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
S$g';; :; sc s s g ss:s
GRAND TRUNK OF CANADA
STg's ss Of ri May; .s7 ss7 ss. 1851
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND SPRINGFIELD.
s s:R, e: s s o. :; i. ss: ,55
FL s$a1;; /: sI4 ~ si.S5 5:;
LONG ISLAND
fl4"s Say ,s ssq $40 , If 81
''"' ONO AND MISSISSIPPI.
S%@,;, 8 s. s ssss !5s!:
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Jan. 1 to May IT,. $50. ls2'S'o
S:@';; s; sss:s ;:a5 ,: :ifs
''''' WESTERN xEw.YoRK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
S:g'; 8 &C.; e ,:s SsS ss s:S
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK.
Ss#1;' 9; 81 s5 , sss
cmIcAGo ST PAUL AND KANSAS CITY
f ss%as' . Of "l d .p- ess' sees - 10
CLEVELAND AKRON AND COLUMBUS.
S:@G q, 4 sss Is s s ;35':
CLEVELAND CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
Es%$ ), e., . .sS2f
CURRENT RIVER.
s ss%s'' ss;e T r .::I s',!s!55
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN AND MILWAUKEE.
s$%1'' ga ]; ii ; ;1 ;S'5
ERLANGER SYSTEM.
Ss@2', e s !i!:;
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
$s$Tf sS q ,ss, , is9'i i:ss4
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS
EMS, !. S' ,: e ii; s !s;
MEXICAN RAILWAY.
Ss%s;, e I' IS; IS; sS S s.
Jan" T." April PEORIA s2, AND CASTERS Ss''' ~
FSHs;' 9: r'; zT $ . % s
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TEERE nAUTE.
Branch Line'.l
S$"S;, !: : Ss me- :s5 ;sj
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
Ss#$' :. e e, 4 s III! : 6
MlNSEAPoLIs AND ST. LOUIS.
S Noa Of Of hP %lc' s1ogssssss sl s. s1ss:
NEw.YOEK AND NORTHERN
S: ~ %', ,es, ; ;s5:;s ; sss
OHIO SOUTHERN.
} Ss%3'; p sS: f sS55$ . :i;S=
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH.
Ss ss q etc., s.55'ii s,iS
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS.
'g7 a: ' lss! s .aSs
Net ............:.. $1,000, sliIGia 1i1i12o
Operating expenses .... i7?i37s i,1s2.2cl 2733s-o
Ne, for months sl;s% IS 's.9s5 $50 liz sS
Surplus earnings 80 ss,o:Il 545s,oi9 s5s9s5o
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
c,;sss 'fssss ' isss s ?55
Net earnings 49,. SoOosl soO,5io s971Oe
Gs;;sas 5s;n.e, ' 5a 1888 $3.50 ' s3
Nc for 3 months. &220,II1 slss.o7o s23l 525
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
Month OF March,
Nb..bcr 1f!lcs.....-.. 1527 1877 1904 |
earnings SJJf,3J sJJS.OUJ Sr3JGB5 |
Operating expenses 1Sl''1' otJ'sib fb6,'Jl |
Net earnings ........ sloi.57s s2os.gos Sos 1875
Jan. / u March 81 !
earnings fl,s.o9iT s1,GI9.a03 slS5Gfa7
Operating expenses iii".2sl i,oi3.'lS l.3OJl3j |
Net for months. soiGcoo soa6.Igo s5logOi
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE.
Month OF March
Number OF miles,. "S7 2S7 ISL |
Gross earning s3sB.jl 3te5 i3S f3i3o,i
Operating expenses -G3,JDi 22f,D1T .CI.G1- |
Set earning, 80. sis2 ol7 sIoi.sol sse,e57
G..ss Ssae. 9fs sS; sii;s s9si
Net for monts. s2s4o9O t8cJ,5s5 se759Ij
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH
L'ndon May II. D. ,m-Canadan racnc. o.: Erie.
rai' advice quote per cent rentcs o. francs s.
centimcs for the account
per
~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
DAILY TRBNE MONDAY, MAY IT, ls9aTWELVE PAGEs
Dipi0en0 Notices.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
IREASURERS DEPAhIMtNI q ,eo,
PHILADELPHIA. May 2. 1S?z;
IT HE BOARD or DIRECTORS have this a., DAY
CENT upon stock Of the Coniany iear Of TN.
lnyablc and May 81 next, to Shareholders a.
stere the book, OF the Company at p m. hpr 'o'
1892 ma a., .,s - vo,.o.
only. HcBEitI ". oMlIH Ic',uIcI.
NOTICE.
~ The LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
nrepa TO pay Principal and Interest Ito GaF oil pay
met Debcntue Bonds due IN lo22 ana 1898 upon
n escntation It Is office. $50 Broadway. New-forK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station lost of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect May Is. 1892
Trims leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, BaItimore& Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

with dining ca 1870 rs, $50, with dining car. 400.
SSc9, 600 7:S0 p M l2 ; night sggndssyys5 vo9.
dining car, 800 600 p M. l..lj night. ~
P'rSr S a.: % 5a poSa ete a a. ms &
80 400 500 except Potsyille; 73o except HARRISBURG
o. m IL Is night excep dly night. sundays. l3Q
.. IN. $50, except Harrisburg o0o except
Pott:ue 100 except H lar, sTg M.
night except Saturday night Sundays. D. m. 1915
midnight. oo
W For bethlehem Allentown, M.uch Chunk, &C.. 400,
7l5 s45 a NJ 100 40: % $50 D. M. 10 Allentown.
sunday 30 7l5 T. N. loo. $50 p. m.
For Wkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. s45 Z. n,
Fr High Bride Elrnch. and Lake Hopa.conQ. co.
50: 100 80 :? n SGna snn -, H. OK
Ills a. n; 100 400. 4.3O, DID, Ol5, 80 D. m. sun.
az HI FREEHOLD and Atlsn.ic Highlands 40 sl5 Ills
A. H. IS0. 40, 0.l5 p. sundays, except Freehold.
For FED Bank Long Branch and points South Point
Plea 40, SID Ills a. m; l3O $50 Red ank
only 100 40 6l5 p. sundays. except Ocean Grove
and Asnry Park. 900 = ~. 400 D. m.
For Lakewood. Toms River Barncgat Park and Barne.
CAT. $50. Is a, 80. 40 y. m
For Atlantic City. vinelaEd and Brdseton $50 n.
$50 y. m.
100 3.ij. Scabright Express. 20 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
Mayors Office,
CITY of Wilmington, N. c.,
May 3rd, 1892.
Redemption OF BONDS.

TN PURSUANCE OF RESOLUTION OF THE
L Board OF Aldermen Of the city OF Wilmington, North
Carolina, adopted the md day OF May, 4. d. loo-,
notice is hereby given following described Bonds
OF said Cit; called for redemption, and VIII De
paid presentation at the office OF the CITY CLERknnd
TREASURER or at the BANKING HOUSE Of BLAIR
& CO., 80 Wall Street. y. Y. at the option OF the
holder and after the first day OF June. A. D. lSo OH
.xhic datc intnrcst thcrnnn VIII c.asn:
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Trains lcnvc above station via
LENHGIl VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

si5 a m., 80 p. sundays, SO a. M. 7.3o p m.
il,lon. 100, SO a. l2.3O Ia 5.ik.
$50 D. m sundays 100 SO, iiOD d. m. 40 7.3o m
For Bethlehem, Allentown and Mzuch Chunk 100. als
q M: 1880. 3t5. olS $50 ~ III. sundays. S.Io ll.e
tor naiic,c;. SIS a. m $780, s45. $50 D. m. Sun.
dlys. SID ll9e g. M; 40 D. M, -.
For points In the Nlhanol coal region, NJ SIS o
1880. SO p, SUNDAY. slJ, llo0 A.
For Wilkesbarrc. Plttston and scranton, SIS q.
1870, 345. $50 D. NJ Sundays. except Scfantoas
FOR f:mir,. Sis a. M; 1880. 7So p m. Sunday.
Sis a. III. 80 p m. -
tickets p,or 10 procured IT, o3j,
2di as rs. 9i2. lao Broadway, q Muray.,t. 3lt
Canal 81 Fact l,th.t 90 90 Coun bns,a,e and ~; y
tonst, Brooklyn. and - Broadway, Williamsburg
'.r.t lN.". 60. VIII eall Tor and cheek BAGGAGE
from hotel or residence TO destination.
A. A. Mcleod, T.. q. HANCOCK.
prest Gen. M'gr Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w (N. Y. {. s IL. Il. Il. Co.. LesSe) v..s
Trains etyc i2i-'t. (Norrh H.vfr station. Newfopr
ss follows and 90 minutes earlier from 100, of Jayst G
$3.50 A. M.-Daily for Newburg, Kingston, AlDahyS
d.iiv except Sunday. west Of Covenants Junction
713 4. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunos''
1000 A. M.-Dailv for Ncwbrry. Albany Itico, otr
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit M
".ro: c,ilv. except saturday; for Toronto s r,,.
tt,SJ l. M.-Daly, cXcent SUNDAY, for Aany ana ou0
4,g0 r. M.-Daily. except SUNDAY. for Alt"nyy Sv,s
jtJ =. u. Daily. for Albany. Montreal, taca, syry
cusc. Ro-rc.tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit ~"
caco St Louis; daily. except saturday Tor lorsov
G;3" =. W. n Il" exert Sundiy, for Newburg Aloan''
s,arl:oga Montreal. ,,....
sails T. M-Dally ior Albany rfca. Svraeus". RoeheS
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Fab. Toronto. Detroit CMe's"
uAVEHSTEAyy LOCALS. c:i5 's:tJ T.. NJ
XF,WTI i,c LOCALS 20, 40 rs \. NJ; 4 5. ~"
:35. $50. IL :i5 i. NJ. ~
SlccnIng-cars Cor Buffalo. Eiarara Falls Toronto ="
:roit. Chicago ST. Louis, all through trains.
sDaiy. For tickets timetables. parlor and s.Spnh,s
accommodations Information apply ~ oncc. Bf IN
rulton.s New York CITY ll3, FL 800 7SJ 9t2 Bos ~
way, 1i3 Bowsry f4t,-st. SO West l"5.hs ."s
at stations c. Z. LAMBERT, General passenger Asess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16

earlier from foot Jay:stl. for Lake MohonS LaAe
Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley Il. X. stations, Middle
iowa Roomng buIgh Port Jcrvls Monticello. Elen,is.
Fall hurgh Liberty Livinct Manor Hancock Carbon
dale Scranton. Walton Delhi. Sidney Norwich Edmestoa.
T;ca Rome oneida osweso. Detroit Chicago and poin1
West.
Bis p NJ Campbell Hall. Lakes Mchonk and Mime
waSka, WAIKIKI Valley .tatiOn. MiddlrtoMn, Bloonnns'
hurqh Elcnlilc. ralsburgh. iIurleyve. Liberty wh!1
Iaho. Livingston Manor. - 49,,
1900 r. NJ. Mddlet9wn sallsburgh Liberty, x Law
Oaeida Osweco Rochester Niagara Falls. De:ret Ch.
cago. and West: Pullman Seerers; Reclining CHAIR xh
free to Suspension Bridge. Daily all other trains daily
except Sundav. ,...
Pullman drlwnc.room seats and sleeninccar srtw
obtained ~ 1923 Broadway. New York. j. Z. ANDEiSoS'
@. l.. A.. SO Bcayerst. New-foFk.
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Total So co.'s .449 IS ses. SOB Inc siso.oSi S5
"a eSmpSniss $50 74o sCoe sos Inc s5oO.ess SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16

ci ~ 81, ccrt.s " " ~ a. s7a. 9,. ~ o. OOl
The following Yesterdays quotations for unl>t
securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH
Lndon. NAV II. D. n.-C1nadian Plcinc 90: Fri,
30i? do second consols. 1862. xlcan Ordinary Oh ~
Paul Common 80 Reading. 3Ois. '''
Ialis sdyicc- quote per o. francs 81
ccntimcs for the account
London. May IL. m-Bar silver f. quoted nj 4O,sd
ounce.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
Ii Is There. Can You Find Il !?
TRX ITe2
TERY 1T {

Tako peo&age T White iose Washing
Powder which 10 sold by all grocers and ON
the faco of each wrapper II an illustration OF
n little girl I'm the act OF telophoning for the
White Rose Washing Powder. Hold the
package I'm certain position I'm yoar hand
md you. may find .MA's BEST ~,
TRIEND." IL you nnd n. pleaso mark its
location with pen and Ink as lead pencil Will
not show plain enough on tho illustration.
After locating Same with Ink, enclose wrap.
per IN an envelope, post paid IA full and
send TO the White Roeo Washing fowdos Co.,
Pawtucket X. 1.
To tho first four locating 10 cSvouiy ve
will give tho following PRICE
First prize, Five Dollars In Gold ana ono
box OF White Rose Washing Powder.
second prize, Throo Dollars and one box
onWhite Rose Washing Powder
Third Prize, Ono Dollar AMI ono bog OF
White Rose Washing Powder.
Fourth Prize, One box of White Rc<ae Wash
ing Powder.
Al tho above boxes contain thirty six
packages OF that wonderful tmo and labor
saving article, White Rose washing Powder.
All answers must be I'm by september 9th.
The names OF the lucky persons VIII DC pub
lishcd In thsse columns on baptAmbes uh
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
POPULAR Ma. YAlMAoe
Adds rresh Lsareis to Hb rGpse IN at'
Journey rhrough Eaginnd

LONDON, Aue "a DR. Tslua9 sd-
dressed an audience Of 5000 last esening al
the town hall In Birmingham IL wes tho
largest religious meeting eves held y the
city. An immense crowd gathered GUS
side the hall unable 70 gain admittanca
After an address 70 tho eudience tPstie
the ball Mr Talmnee spoke outslds b an
unnumbered muia.ad: Tho pressure
i that ii the car carriage from wAieS AAe presopef
spoke was almost erushed under him
After he had extricAsad himself from the
throng and nsd been driven neasl{ q bis
hotel DIR. Talmage ordered ~ d.fvef 10
turn back and On arriving 81 the town
hall again he delivered anothes address %
the opposite OF the building 80 that thOse
who had been unable TO hear the plevious
oration could listen to his worda Hs then
went to his hotel. where tho doors had T.
be locked 10 keep oot the crowd who tried
10 force their way In TO greet o. sae thu
popular American divine
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
A Convics Labor Deal

NASHVILLE, Aug. sa-rhe Stete board
Of prison inspectors have resolved that, IN
accordance with the oontracb with the
Tennessee Coal. Iron snd Railroad COM
pany, all oonvicts In excess ok 40 aud
women aud hospital Inmates. must Be 70
moved from the penftehasry, IN which
there are now 1910 The boord Agrees 10
furnish guards for the safe keeping Of ooo-
victs wherever the company may desise 10
locate them
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
eusoPE'e FUTURE LOOKS DARK.
Friendly WosdS from Oiadstone q
Italians to Pondes On

Italians to PondeS On
NAPLES, Aug se.-Thc Corriere a
Napoli publishes 9 letter alleged % have
been written By Mr.. Gladstone 10 61gnos
SchiiizzL editor OF The Courrfere, In
which the writer deplores, % friend Of
Italy, her enormous military expenditures
and embarrassing alliances, and, altes sy-
pressing the hope that Italy will abendon
her African policy, saya II oaunoe liAe
triple or double alliances, because tho AZ
timate designs OF these alliances arc not
peaceful The strength OF q nation oop-
sists ultimately in economy In It's forces
fear that the future OF Europe Is a very
dark one. although, with Gods help. tho
present peaceful situation may still last
for some time" The letter u dated al
Hawarden, prior TO the general election
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
WARNING 70 PsAcH GROWERS.
Concerning she "fsdows.-

GuCss oerbI nueh WV
Concerning she "fehows."
WAsHIsoroa Aug Ra-Specaiisbs q
the dopartmont q agrlcqltpfe are uancf
concerned over the continued spread a
disease In peach trees, known as The rel
lows" The limited supply Of pescbee
this year. and their genetsllv tpferfps
quality, except from Tow distrists INTO
which the disease has not yea spread, arr
attributed almost entirely b this o9nse
Peach growers arc earnestly pdvised 10
stamp out the disease By the Obstruction
OF trees on which " appears immodistely
on It's first manifestation, and sre warned
against the importation Of Trees from the
infested Districts The primary espeouias
symptoms OF peach yellows 40 OuV twc'
The red spotting and abnormailS early
maturity OF the fruit; and tbe mature
termination OF ordinary winter buds, OF
obscure buds, buried In tho bark of tho
trunk and lmbA
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
An Error Promptly Rootlned.

MADRID, Aua. 22-Thc police Of San
sebastian arrested by mistake the Amer
lean charge d'aiPaircs at Madrid When
his identify was made known no wns Inn
mediately liberated with profuse apollo
giles. which wero accepted By the charge
Tho offending police agents have been
puanandat
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
a RUSSIAN LABOR RIOT
Attended with Much Destruction Of
Property and Loss of Many Lives

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. ga serious
labor riot occurred az Ekatterinoslav.
Workmen employed In tho Hughes street
rail- factory sot fire to a number of work.
mems dwellings, piundered the factory
aud had begun to demolish the furnaces
when n military detachment arrived on
tho scena A sharp encounter then took
place between the troops and the work.
men, and several persons were killed aad
q largo number wounded before tho riot
was suppressed. The damage done to
property is SO great that 10 will take three
months 10 effaot repairs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
Tho pope md Columbna

ROME. Aus si.-The pope hold re-
ccption at the Vatican on tho occasion Of
the festival Of his patron saint, St.Joachim.
In an address he referred to Columbus as
tho glory of Catholicism, and thanked the
donors OF the new church Of ST. Joachim
for eom,nomoratinQ bis jubilea
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
DacIfctilr InhnInnr.

VENICE Aug. 2.-An infantry regiment
marching from Monselloe yesterday suS-
ferod droadfully from tho heat Over iOO
exhausted soldiers were loft lying by the
roadside and twonty were put In hospitals
a.. M.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
AIisopp's rnriI.h Aic

Eos, - cont cigar mais. SOLD by all aoDlo,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
D.xi,, plsdXs for nfnrien

NEWCASTLE, Aug. 22-Michael Davitt,
n o speech here, said that he could not
ahswer for the Irish votes on labor ouos-
uons " John Morley should bo pe5ccted in
tho coming election
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
sure Oure For Malaria.
The L and q Cigar.

Murray's Malaria Mixture, Sol kain street 4,
Pawtucsot
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
LAUGH AND GROW FAT.

Drink BuTLER'Sldop Beer.
Hcalthful nnd refreshing Mineral Waters
and Portable Fountains supplied % the trade
headquartcra. Coy sainrlr rooms, ~ North
Main trCct.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-15
HMM EAPOLES MARA ELS.
Chamber Commerce.

A firmer market brought more buyers in
the morning, and with them an advance in
prices. The activity was fair for a short
time, and later became lost, with a return TO
small fluctuations. British cables were
higher, for certain kinds of grain in certain
situations. General cables call markets
firm. The late weakness, caused OCCASION
ally by reports OF rain i'll the Dakotas or in
the winter wheat country, where suffering
had been quite pronounced, gave place to
the little speculative strength there was
The strength was distrusted by some, who
had been caught recently by buying after a
rise. When the shorts had covered, buyers
were not very plentiful except at conces-
sions. Wheat closed as follows: No. hard
on track, 72l2c; No. l northern, October
7tl2c; December. 11lsc; May 771sc; on track,
7lc; No. northern. on track. 6j(@67c.
FLOUR and COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Receipts 1,64 bbls; shipments. %,
$50 bbls. Quoted at S404.40 for first patents {:
S&.75CD3.90 Tor second patents; 81. l5G03 40 for
fancy and export bakers; S1.2 o.. Is for low
grades.
Corn-Receipts, 1880 pu: shipments, none;
corn is weak at 1 0oiiI2c for No. 3.
Bran and Shorts-Quoted at Sa09 50 for
bulk and Sll@ll.50 sacked bran; Sn@l2 for
shorts, Mlllatdffs are a little firmer, with
Barley. Receipts, 1880 bu; shipments, G..
500 blu. Barley is dull and lower, .; 01jlc.
Oats-Receipts. 14,440 bu: shipments, IT,,
40 bu; quoted at 31I2c for No. white $50
o-C lOi NJ u MAilS duQ uCWs ~IOLsJC lOT
No. and No. 3 oats.
Flax-Flax sales are based less freight, on
the Chicago market. Chicago fax closed at
SI.12I2.
Rye-Receipts, 2.750 bu; shipments, 631 bu:
was quoted nominally at 400 0l3c for No. =
f. o. b. The demand appears to be fairly
good at present prices.
Feed-Millers held at sl6 2:@l5. rs per ton;
less than car lots, SIC. 75017.25: with corn
meal al Sif@i6.50 per ton.
Hay-Receipts, 346 tons; shipments, none
Receipts of hay were very heavy, with a
very poor demand: SiGS for choice was
the ruling figure with lower grades unsala-
bic; timothy hay sold yesterday at So
Some Sample Sales-No. l hard, car old
I. o. b., zoe; No: hard. / car, o. " b., 73I2c;
No ! hard, / car. o. W. b.. re; No. hard,
car. o. T., 72l2c; No. l northern. 80 cars 1lIec:
No. northern. l2l cars, 7lAc: No. north
ern, cars, (. 0. b., Tic; No. l northern, 3
oars old. 74c: No. northern, car lie; No.
northern, l car old. 73L2c; No. / northern.
car, nc; No. = northern, / car choice. f. o.
b.. 7uc; No. northern. 81 cars. &c: No. =
northern. cars. 6ilac; No. 2 northern, 1