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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March CspecInb.-Wheat day WIS
firm. The news from the West and North
west was bcarl,h, but tbs news from the
scabonrf was bulsh and the news from the 'ehboard
finally prevailed. May wheat opened at so u, sold
between 90 Ia and 81 IL and closed at 81 Is cents
Minneapolis and Duluth had large receipts again, 49,
cars Western crop reports were favorable. almost
without exception. il claimed That there was
about 400 900 bushels OF wheat Sldetrt'ked up thcrr
I'm Minneapolis which had not been counted In the
siocKs. But Liverpool higher; New. YORK r.
ported the Continent buying there, ana the crown
here was mndc rather apprehcuslvc 10y bullsh
weather report Issued from Washington for ue month
~ February. Then the e"lbonr cFhrih'cS were
large equal 70 about 10000 bushels with the hour
included Corn wa. barely steady. scalPng Inc
~ almost half million was sold out 10y NlbcN me
Nay price WIS al>p ~umrVhat affected 10y relative
wcakfc,, IN Marrh. which dropped to a full cent
under Nav Receipts were nglt l37 car; the "-t
mat. for THURSDAY was 2O- The scahoarh Clen!an'rS
were almost GDOrO bushels. ard ar" each day avcris
Ing somewhat over the corresponding dhv hast week
May opened at ~ > {. sold between - and v =
and coS,si AZ 81 b cents. oats were dull. NAV
eold between 81 and 80 80. and closed at 30 -
cents. Tho receipts. ~ cans, were somewhat over
the expectation IN" estimate for Thur-day was Tor
1872 Provisions Just .hndc easier, because
the stocks. especially the stock Of lard and pork
turned a little larger than the prediction
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GRIM md PRODCCE MARhETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The bulls in wheat had an inning yesterday anu
gon.r,I gains of 7-a0l IA cent were scored. The
.pecua.ion wa, fairly active. over 5,jOOOoO buSeS
taing dealt in with foreigners liberal buyers through
,ut tho entire session. The cables had stimulating
effect English adviccs being especially strong Liver
pool closed 34ald up, and London Sd per quarter
hotter Even the monthly weather report was inter
nreted a. favorng the bulls. Thcn again. there was
talk Of a cold wave West following on the late rains
which was used to some advantage by the longs
Bradstrects 81 estimated an increase OK 103oOo Ou'eS
In the available supply east OF Jhc fochy
and "A dminutiOn OF J04,OuO blShcI, on thc I".IH
Cast Iar, advices weaker, but without cifect
Northwestern arrivals liberal. May options opened at
~ OF 81. fell to II OF 30 and ended at ~ W -
SPOT lots up Saul cent ana Shippers looh
1900 bushels. ,.,.. - a., nam h,,
months whrh showed a rise Of aa = cent foIcgIl-
er, we're liberal buyers Of May and the cables were,
stronger. TIE rise in wheat also helped the DnlS ana
the close firm after sales of 1l!O,OOo BUSHES
@IradstrectsT estimated an Increase OF '!AOU bisl-
spot lot, wer" ~ cent higher, ana loo'oo'
Bushels were taken for export. 49,
leading ccrsais The trade quiet all around with.
ont features. -.
Lard wea,cued early. but closed firm on freer buy.
ing There sales of 100 terccs on the spot part
Tfc final quotations were as follows
Whcat-Narch. II OF IA; april. ~ ga -; My
81 OF IL Jane. = 90 3o July - - gents 40
oat.-Marcl. b i; May b cents 1t;. se oa
iii" receipts of grain and flour reported Yesterday
at New York, riadclI n. Baltimor and hoston were
"a, follows: heat, 2fl.50f bu'hel; corn. 3sa'g
bushels: fOur, i'.,;26 packages NJ ChcaPJ, MI
vaulIec and It Louis IN" arrivals were Nheat, D.,
~ bushels; corn. 1--&-2 bu~hel. oto, "uV'nbo
bushels; total grain, 974,liJ bushels Hour '3'o1'
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ls .............. .sl59. ji3, 500 si7. 49, 500
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

The prominent feature in the stock market
was the advance in Erie on plain buying for
European account. 1t was virtually the only
stock which was in demand in the early deal
ings Opening per cent higher. the price I'M
proved only fraction and the last figure was
only Ia per cent above the first. although thr
final gain Ia per cent. In the late deal
inzs New England was forced 10 the front. and
it rose per cent without serious opposition. IL
was announced Just before the close that control
Of the company had been secured by the van
derbilis and according 10 Stock Exchange
theories Ncw-Engand trains were running
directly into the Grand Central Depot
Authoritative statements published few
minutes before the close Of business may
are accompanied by a sharp movement in n par
tculnr stock. There can be no reason why the
Vanderbilt interests should not own the control
of every railroad in this State. and every other
ore which T. brought into business connection
with the Ncw-Yor Central Railroad. HAVING
secured. by popular acclamation. control OF Inc
Delaware and Hudson. the advance in Ncw-Eng-
and unSatslicd ambition of the Ncw-lork Central
Railroad. Some HIGHT thrown on recent
movements i'm the stock market. however. nv me
announcement that Dr. Seward Webb s0n-ln-
law Of the late William II. Vanderbilt would pe
the next president of the Ncw-England Railroad
His ventures in the AdrondackS must he n sufi-
cicnt excuse for desire TO control Delaware ana
tween the operations Of one member or me
Vanderbilt family and the general policy OF the
New-York Central Railroad.
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government
bonds but the market strong and higher
The closing quotations were a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
THE PETROLECM MARKE1.
,e crude oil market yesterday was extremely dull.

The crude oil market Yesterday was extremely dull.
although thcrr WIS u slight falling of In the output Of
tho Mcdonald pool. There werc no snles nj the STOCK
Exchange AT the Consolidated Beard 1000 barrels
changed hands, price. opening , cent lower mt - =
ont, ralyiug L. - - cents. and then falling back
to the opening price.
Refined oil was unchanged ~ $40 cents per gallon IN
barrels aud 30 cents lu ca~c,. Foreign quotations
wcr.. Antwerp IL Ia 10 - francs Bremen $50
MARKS: London. > 3--0 . : -i'-l.
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EeeaI Notices.
ID URSUANT to the order of the Surr0gatel

ID CRSCANT to the order of the Surrogates
L Court OF the County OF Herkimer, state OF New.
ork notice 4, hereby given persons having claims
r demand, against James tcctcr, late OF the Town o.
rails In said county OF Hcincr, deceased TO present ho
same with the Nonchc.s ,ereo to the 'rcgat 81 IN
iner County at his office In the village OF itue
sad HerAcr County. before the 18TH day oil MAJ.
l>o- IL being the intcuOn Of the Undersigned sue ue
Vice and Yatee named in the last will and testament 81
the said deceased TO apply 10 SAID S,rroeaes sons ,o
goods chatels and credits OF the said dece,s unuei ~.
provisions OF section two thousand six hundred ana
seven OF the Code Of Civil Procedure providing Tor h~
"'''''' N''0a JAMES D. FEETER. ApphcsAA
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London March =. 4 p. m.-Con'os, % ~ Ior
money and 95 O-lG for the account; New-lotk Penn
sylvana and Ohio first mortgage bonds - IL eau
adam Pacific o9 IT, Erie. "a IA do ,econd coh9 P
ratio Of discount I'm the open market for both short ana
three months bills. is 202 j. per cent spanish
Is 50 IL. Paris advccs quote . per cent rehte' NJ
uG frnncs 30 ! = Centmes for the account.
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l. ost d,iI touMn

4 OST.-Eank book 40. 209.27i Dry Dock Savings
~ Bank Any person Wing claims dpon said book Is
caou upon % prccht t ~ the btnk within thirty
days the said book win be docarci Cancelled and OK.
unGushed, and ne" one issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03

auction Sales.

ID CBLlC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT
THE NAVY YARD. WASH N0TON, y t-NANY
DEPARTMENT. WANNiNGION. -. G.. February Is.
lo2.in Hccordinrr Win the provisions Of the sccond
ton OF tc act OF Tongues approved August >. lSS2.
statutes Lar-". Vouuc -. plgr @16. AID tie ~ I
making appropriations fVr the Cor the t>rai
ending June 30 1901 ard FOR other Lnrppsss," APP
proved June 30. $50. there viii Mt tc Navy Yard
Washington. d. g.. March 10. is9- articles and
u,r therein consisting Of Old ,Nant 90 apt, b- lcullr
watches, tlrome'er>. trdn~ <l,s-. and alOu; 10 o
pound, hroH1r scrap cutting turnngs and DO ing. The
sar> viii bc for cash the highest bidder each
-, sealed propoll, for the ur'ha The articles aud
material schedules OF the articles and Material
sold l"' obtained apple alton the he
General Ntor'iorIrr Navy yard WASHINGTON. ID. Tn"
proposal, must be- maze Ia duplit ,c. nco,ed cn.
NelOpr Endorsed 'Poppsa- for purchas" condemned
stores the Navy yard. Washington. D. c. TO b.
March 49, lN12' and addressed tn" payastcr of the
Navy Yard. Washington. -. e. Proposals
Office Of the aymastrr of the Yard not later
the above do". when bid, Will be publicly
d"po-it ~ 20 per OF the total amount
accompany IL security for the payment Of the
balance and the removal of tie articles within
date of ptancc of bud THIS deposit viii be- made
PAY t," of the Nari aud forfeited the United
States Ia event Of failure to such balance and make
Within the time stated The material aud articles
viii y" sold they He and must be- removed during Navy
Yard hour, without expense 10 The Government The right
o. reject any or all BIDS = reserved JAMES X. SOLEY
Actnr So t1ry ~ the Navy.
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY


TIE MIHSUU TT TAnIFII Runway COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE
NO. 1876 RROADWAY, NEW.YoRK jan e. 1870,
~ Office is hcieby given that the annual meet
~ ing Of the ,to khod.rs Of THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY Will be held the CON.
panys Office IN the Cl,y Of 81 Louis Missouri on Tunsdy
the 9th day OF March next at O'Clock for the olc,
ton Of 10 Director, for the ensuing year and Tor tho
mcetin'. ~
The annue! meeting o. the Board 0. ID rccors win bc
held at the sam" ONCE on Wednesday the 9th day Of arch
next at u ocloc, " N'
The stock transfer books WI be closed on 1utad,v Fab
ruary 1897. at O'CLOCK T. aud leopeued on Thursdav
March TO- 1892. at 10 o'clock a. H.
- ~ JAY GOULD. President
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Denver, Col.-Lawrence Land and Mining Co..
J. II. Fallen. president ---'''
to operate In nn-dae County.
San Antonio. feNa--Ls Fortuna Mining 20,
Geo r. Afford, president; to rline IN
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STCNiNGTON LINE.

INSIDE ROUTE. ALL FARES REDUCED.
BOSTON 81 PROVIDENCE, S23J.
WORCESTER. 1926. Steamers leave new Pier 80.
y r.. block above Cansst at ) T. NJ daily, except
Sunday.
4 ONLY $500 to BOSTON via FALL
~ RIVER LINE Tho NOT popular traNel route ~ Inc
world. Fares reduced all points. steamers PLY
MOUTH and PROVIDENCE I'm commission. Leave Pier
y T.. fo,t Il MUrtlyst week dsvs only at y. IN.
SUNDAY trlle will De- 'lu commencing April 3D. Con.
ucrton by Annex Boat from Brooklyn 80 p. m jersey
CITY. y. m
n EW -UAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck Slip
! pier -. T.. r. Il y. and II p m; Sundays
excepted arr wing Tor trains North md East.
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financial Mcrtlilas.
ST LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN AlLWAY COMPANY.

ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE
NO. 100 BROADWAY. NEW. YORK, Jan. ~ 1892
NJ Office is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF tho 20, aholdes Of he 81 LON, Iron Mountin
Southern Railway Company VIII at fh 80 m
pany, Office IN zoe CITY Of 81 louis, Missouri on 1uc.,y
The 9th day OF March next AZ clock o. M Tor tn cleo
Of IL Director, FOR the ensuing year and for che
transaction OF other business that before saI
meeting.
Tho annual meeting Of the Board Oi Drectors Will DO
held the office Wednesday. the Gay Of Marin
next 80 u O'Clock
The stock transfer books viii be closed Trc,lay Feb
rrary e. 1892, ut O'Clock m and Icoben,d on Ihurstty
Ma.cn TO- 1S.r,. ut 10 O'Clock a. iu
JAY GOULD. Presden,.
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Harrisburg Penn.-lleV>rne I'm I.aO ",pPaty
Brooklyn ~ Y.-Pending IN senate ut Albany
pmendcd bill 70 ISSUE per crht
rrdgc Improvement bonds, exempt
from ci.y and county ttA, to amount
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TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON Ii. II. COM


The Stakeholder. voting Honihuicrs Chicago
Alton I,nilrnai hereby
annual meeting OF said COMPANY for crctio, Of Dire.
md irn-tcton q. such other business i,,
ufc.cntrd viii held at :hc tpuMny's Ch,ego
Illinois. Monday, the ith day OF APRIL lS.2. 10
O'clork =. ~.
nos hour, on the 18th day March, instant and rcocned
ON the 5th day OF April neY =, ,,,,..,..
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The only business in State issues was IN Ala
bama. Class a. which advanced 10 loJai" 10 -
City bank stocks were neglected. NJ The STOCK
Exchange and the sales at auction were unusually
small
rhc general Lond market was not active. hu;
the movement of prices was upward ERE
second consoS gained the fraction AZ l07 l-2 with
small salc~ AZ l07 5-s. and Chicago and Erie
incomes rallied TO 81 3-s Northern Pacific consol
- closed ID per cent higher AZ -. reference
is made ~ our full report of bond sales
There was no material change IN rates for
money. On call the supply WAS more than apun-
dant at per cent. and an advance on 'ii.c loans
was not fully established.
The Clearing House statement was n follows
Exchanges S1j2. s0i.GG"; balances, :. ,2jo,'l3:
The Sub-Teasury was debtor {" the Clearing
House Sa3s, SOS The net gain on balance was
81 0ss 800. made mp by gains Of - .0o2 IN com
and S94l .G97 in currency. The days operations
included: Receipts Sj30-,3oi: payments, s.
sos; resulting In general balance 81 : ID
9s7,.i6, consisting of Sl2i,l29,@12 coin ana SD
So, ~g4 currency.
The Treasury bought 3ss 900 ounces of SILVER
bullion al prices ranging from ~ - 9l.37 IL
cents an ounce. The Mercantile safe Deposit Tom
pany. Of thu, city reported deposits 10 SECURE out
standing certificates AT 1871 SGT ounces .,
The foreign exchanges were quiet and practically
unchangcf The supply OF commercial bills was
absorbed by the demand for remittance. ;, Ale
pended are quotations for actual business BANK
cr- bills. 81 - 4 ana 81 :. II for long and short
sterling resp, lively: French francs. jl9 3-S and
jIG - rechmarks, % IL and - -
In London British consols declined Is 10
account. The Bank of England gained Els, 900
buIlion on balance. In the open market money
was again easier al pa Is per cent for discounts
and > az ! per cent for daily balances Bar sill
yer advanced Is 10 ii sd. an ounce. Amcri-
can railway shares were quiet ana an, ITIesil@r but
the closing was not strong AZ Paris French ) per
cents were unchanged at 9G.32 -.
Tho following .~curtcs. others sold
tlo, AZ the Estate - chanec and Auction BOOM
H 20 SaT Sy t Gn"d Stat Trg.i Company 7s2e7so
100 -har.s Georgia Pacific Railroad. =.
II 200 Georgia Pacific Railroad consolidated second
M bonds. G1l,.
300 Georgia Pacific Railroad consolidated scrip. o.
~ 800 Georgia Pacific ElliO1d income bonds l"is.
F0rtysccOrd Street. NlnhalnNille and 81
Scho ~ Avenue Railroad. 42i,.
100 North River Construction Comrony. si2 lot
20 shares Western Improvement Company, ..
10 shares Standard oil Trust COMPANY. lG1.
share Chemical National Bark. i.IlO
New York and South Brpokyn steam Transporta-
ton Company u cent bonds. lo;.
10 shares Continental lnsufnnc" Company. @2jia.
-harr- Peter Cooper Insurance Company. 40.
- shares Third Avenue R,lroad. 22S'-.
- shares Empire STATE Bank. IFS
-. 900 CITY Water aud LIGHT Company. ~ Abilene.
Kan. q per cent bonds due 1920. 9Os
81 900 Indiana water and Light Co.. Of Shebyvllle.
Ind per cent bonds. due 1917" ?Oa.
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Nlreicdl Instruments.

EMERSON PIANOS
INce In oil the varied elements indispensable 70 In
.rum.nt- Of superior merit. IAqudity and purity Of
tome responsive and pleasing couch $1,000 have already
been sold Tnc prices very moderate and terms
entirely convenient 90 purchas. r..
Factory i'm Boston, Macs. NcN-f0rk w0rctoOns ~
5rh-i,o. near lith-~t
y ASSORTMENT O, secondhand grand. upright and
"a square piano, OK our own make IN perfect condition
and fully warranted also number OF secondhand pianos
Of other prominent makes at very low prices.
WI kNABE CO.,
las shave, near 2Qth ST.. New Ycrk.
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THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD

L IN
90. ANNUAL MEETING
The .khnldrr- the Joliet and Cbio,go RAILROAD ~
are hereby notn,d that the annual nco, no M MA ro
for the election Of directors and tian-artlon
business Lc presented viii hrlI a, thn fon, r,
Offices Of the Chicago and Alton lallruol o,r,ony
Chicago. Illinois on Monday. the ith day OF Npfii iSoP
a 10 Ociock II. ' '-'
The Transfer I:ook- viii be- closed on March t-t, t.
slant II hr,iurss hour, on tiIt de ,nd ~,
opened on the 9TH day OF Anlil new. '' " ~
rHAEIIN II. EOSTEn S....,n..
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|)roposdls.
, RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET

4 RMl BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET
n NtN-iOtk CItN, February > le92.-S,al'd pro,
Io,a- rpliratr, viii De- received this Office until
i. o'ciort noon. March 10. 1872 aud then opened for
,upllf delivering $50 IL Wingtun No. q other
Hr.t-cliss Typwritty Machine. supply Of carbon
nap,r. oil. erfr. aud manifold Iasr NJ" also b" required
Cr'ui, giving further particulars and Il Information
"a bidding. b. had Of tn undersigned In" Unitd
states r~r'c, the right 10 reject any or all PROPOSAL,
Preference viii be given 10 article az dom'siic producing
manufacture conditions Of quality nnd price lncl'dil
price OF foreign Productions and manufactures TN
duty thereon b,ng cqMl. Envelopes containing pro
Oal- sho I'D DE- marked propo>i> Tor TypeWrt,rs etc,
3ui 5dlr.~~d 10 ALIEN. j. PERRY. Assistant Quarter
ua>tor''ry"nl. +. >. Army.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
oncc rnrenesng and Depot Conu.i,-a Army Build
Ing. No. 30 Whltelnii-st.. Ncv-Nork city. Feb. l.,
is92 N'lcd proposal, in tpIe9te ,ubiret to the nue
M. OF Friday. Margh ls22, for furnishing such 'up
Pile. b. rrqurd los the subs. ,ienc. DcpartMnt
l.nd states Army subsistence stor,+-l! rniny Fine,
sugar tCut Loaf Tow j. otr.. Subsistence Prop
ur'N-IufDil alton u hdulc List. Preference given
oil domestic production and uuufacturr For
such detail, schedule. iuforn'tion, with conditions
list OF articles quanttr. ud mode, ~ lachluH. ,tc.
ohoinnd This Ollie The rht g. reserved q reject
all proposals. thN'op'~ containing bill. should be-
mnrk,d "rroposal- ioI Subsistence supplies, opened
March I. lS92 and addressed to the undersigned e..
BELL. 4. g.. g.. =, 4. y \.
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Steamboats,
NORWICH LINE.

Fsyorle INSIDE route, FARES kEDUCED
To NEW-LONDON. si.OO; NORWICH. 81 20; WORCES-
TEE - BO' .i0N $500 Corresponding reduction 70
all point, East Stea.rr+ ltuye Pier 20. North River next
above Desbrsse.-st Ferry daily. Sunday excepted at
. NJ
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Ocean Gteamers.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LLOY

., (Tl.
IA SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEw.YORK, sOUrHAMPIoN, BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
EMS Sat Mar g. IL am. aAALE, Tue Mar IT, & a ~
LAIN. Tues Mar 5. 1 pm DAi;MsTADr, Msr.l39 am
fIBE sat Mar, 10 6 a. m. SPREE Tues Mar % noan
First cabin, go to Sl25 second cabin, $50. Storage
low rates steamer, sail from foot OF 2dst Hoboken
WV iSalli,Gs 10 Southamninn G.OudonG RiFulYVNe'-
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DiuiOeno Notices.
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
NEW.YORK OFFIt r. 40. II WAlIL-sE, 100
NEW.YORK, Feb. -. 1892
4 DIVIDEND of one DOLLAR PER SHARE
~ ha, this been declared the preferred stock 81
mi. company out earnings. PAYABLE Monday, April IL
lSgo tn holders u record April l. lsJ2 Inc transfer
books OF Tn. preferred stock viii close at m April l.
and remain closed until 10 a. m. April IL 1897 -,
Checks will be mailed u stockholders on or before Aprii
II, lHJ2 r,.
Go X. MORSE. Secretary'Treasnrer
NOTICE: ~ ,,.,,,..r,,,y, COMPANY
pay Principal and Interest 60 as ol pay
pet for Us Delnture Bonds due n 1892 and 1873, upon
presentation at ~ Office 100 broadway, New-York
OFFICE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
1876 BROADWAY NEWYORk. Feb =. lSH
THE INTEREST DIE MARCH l, 1892, on
1 tie SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of this company.
under tho plan u reorganization recently
adopted VIZ, "a per cent, VIII be- paid and after that
dat Of Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
- Wlliam-t N-w-York upon presentation Of trust re-
II. n. HENSON Assistant Treasurer.
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100000
1O5 900

10000
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ENDFcss PisstURtF SU'dDltF StfVIce.
New.Yorx Genoa In less than Eleven DAYS.
SOUTH OF FRANCE. RIVIERA AND ITALY
Touching Gibraltar To land passengers 10 spain.
Avoiding the Northern Iatudcs Of Atlantic the Channel
Crossing and Long X. r. Rides.
+, Ida Sat, MaE ~ 10 ain. Fnda sat- May 80 10 am.
Vera sat- ADJ. 2 10 am. Wcrrl sat. June 49, 10 am
FulIa sat Apr. 1G, 10 am Fuda Sat, July 9, 10 am,
Werra, sat. May T. 10 am. Wem sat- July g, 10 a N
Passage siOO, 5lo5 or $3.50 a berth, First Cabin
Close connections for EGYPT by NORDDEUrSCHER
LLOYD STEAMERS every fortnight nom GENOA, is.
MALTA and EGYPT.
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OELRICHS & CO., 2 Bowling

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Gazette" II. GAZE & SONS, $40 Broadway n. y. Est
1914.
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TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.

There were no transactions In Government
bonds but the market was strong and higher
The closing quotations were a. follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-18
nov27 If VIM. II. SMITH, City sergt.

WALL AND OFFICE ACCOMMODA-
la TIONS.
1t is proposed to convert part of the Prince
street wing of the POTOMAC SHOE COM
PANY'S building mot necessary for, and re-
moved from the manufacturing departments)
into OFFICES, which will be STEAM HEAT
ED, and provided with ALL MODERN CON
VENIENCES, and with light STEAM POW
Err, ifrequired. Pending the necessary altera-
tons, applications for special space or arrange
ments. are invited. One of the upper stories,
23x60 feet clear of partitions, pillars or OBJ
structions, will be rented as Hall. This
property, centrally located, yet removed from
Street hustle, offers special advantages for the
purposes indicated, Address
POTOMAC SHOE COMPANY.
fcb22 Prince and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-18

APANrHEE THAT KILLED 100 PEo-
PLE.-There was recently killed, near
the village of NIordaha, in the Rajshabl
district, panther known as the "Arani-
Lalpur man-eater," which for cunning
and blood-thirsty ferocity has seldom
mad a rival. This animal used to lie in
wait for his victims near the villages,
concealed in tree, and was eventually
killed, after considerable difficulty, by
party of sportsmen beating with line
offs elephants. 1t took, however, sew
eral shots to kill him, and he received
eight wounds before succumbins.
Some idea may be formed of the taste
for human blood exhibited by this feline
scourge when it is stated that he killed
more than 100 persons, ofwhom 90 were
children.-PalE Mall Gazette.