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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Natural gas been turned off from Free
port.
The reports from the Venezuela revolu.
ton are very conflicting.
Murderer Deeming was safely landed in
the Melbourne Jail yesterday.
The City of Mexico is flooded with coun-
terfeit silver dollars and half dollars.
BY the arrest of Annie B. Fisher and her
daughter at Saugus, Mass, baby farm has
been brought to light.
j. W. Westlal1e, said to be one Of the
most expert of living counterfeiters, is un-
der arrest at Anaconda, Mont.
The difficult matter Of resurve ying the
boundary line between the United States
and Mexico is now in progress.
Frank lessen, the St. Louis man with a
bullet in his brain, turns out to be would
be suicide. He may yet recover.
The first consignment of flour from Min
neapolis for the cargo of the Conemaugh, to
be sent to Russia, arrived in Philadelphia
Thursday night.
While attempting to secure some valu.
able paper from his burning residence Judge
R.Y. Bush was fatally burned at Evansville,
Ind, yesterday.
The Sultan of Turkey has at last sent his
frman of inv estiture to the Khedive of
Egypt now that the English warships have
left Alexandria.
The Mayor of Sydney, N. s. W., has di-
rected that the exhibition building there be
used as shelter for unemployed working
men and their families.
The Italian Government promises to
take part in the Worlds Fair if Uncle Sam
does the square thing by the victims of the
New Orleans lynching.
In the British House of Commons yes
terday Mr.. Baltour said that it was not
likely that the United States would be closed
to Russian Jews, and hence no need existed
for extraordinary measures of precaution
for England.
The Lower House of the Prussian Diet
yesterday passed the Guelph fund bill, which
ton placed upon the property of the late
King John of Hanover, and allows OF the
property being turned over to the Duke of
Cumberland.
The last remnants of the National Opera
Company were scattered to the four winds
yesterday. An auction sale of the stock
was held at Corporation Yard, East Six
teenth street, New York, and brought
total of 1922. Mrs. F. B. Thurber, manager
of the late company, holds mortgage Of
about 10000 on the property.
The mixing house of the works OF the
National Dynamite and Powder Company,
at Ferndale, near Potrsville, blew up Thurs
mac machinery, % was % blown to @ atoms % There e. were ere
over 1000 pounds of dynamite in the build
ing, and the explosion left hole so feet
square in the earth. Loss 81, 900.
Despite the revelations of brutal treat
St. Lawrence Rail way, Contractor McGregor
Thursday night shipped 81 men from Buffalo
to the wilderness. Fearing interference ut
in the night. Most of the gang are Poles
who cannot speak OF read English.
The British War Office is greatly agitated
by the revelations in the case of Edward
Holden, formerly of the. Royal Engineers,
who was arrested while endeavoring to as
certain facts relative to the defenses at Glib
raltar. 1t is said that Holden had an agree
ment with the French War Office to procure
tor them the plans Of all Notifications in the
Mediterranean.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
Not So Bad After All.

E. v. Wood, of McKee's Rocks, Allegheny
county, Pa, in speaking to a travelling man
ommend them above all others. I have
used them myself and know them to be re-
liable I always guarantee them to my GUS
toners and have never had bottle re-
turned" Mr.. Wood had hardly finished
speaking when little girl came in the store
with an empty bottle. 1t was labeled
'Chamberlain's Pain Balm" The traveller
was interested, as there was certainly q bot
tie coming back but waited to hear what
the little girl said. 1t was as follows:
Mamma wants another bottle OF that medi-
cine: she says it is the best medicine for
rheumatism she ever used" 50-cent bottles
for sale by druggists. TTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

THERE is no wholesale liquor house in the
city that has made greater preparations for
the spring trade than the VIM. H. Holmes
Co. Within the last few weeks they have
Withdrawn large quantities of all the leading
rye and Bourbon whiskies from bond, in
cluding Holmes Best and Holmes Old
Economy, and have added so much to their
already very large stock of imported and
domestic wines and liquors, bottled goods of
all descriptions and numberless specialties,
that they are prepared to furnish a complete
outfit, no matter how exacting the demands
They have already booked many orders,
subject to granting of license, and are in
creasing their list daily. Get in your orders
early, and insure for yourself prompt
delivery.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
Great Reduction in Local Rates to Sub
urban Stations on the PcnnsyIvania
Railroad,

On April l. 1892. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will inaugurate great reduction
in the rates of passengerfare between Pitts
burg and suburban stations on its main line.
The one-way rate between Pittsburg, Ben
Venue, Shadyside, Roup, East Liberty, Tor
rens, Dallas, Homewood. Brusnton and Will
kinsburg will be 10 cents, and the excursion
rate for two-day tickets Is cents. Proper
tionate reductions will be made between
each Of these stations and its neighbors.
The rate for Strip monthly tickets be-
tween Pittsburg, Homewood, Brushton and
Williamsburg win be 50 rs, and the 46-trip
school ticket So 80. The Strip monthly
rate between Pittsburg, Torrens and Dallas
will be So SO, and the 46-trip school rate,
81 IS.
In addition to these reductions the rates
now in force between Pittsburg and all sta
tions east Of Williamsburg rs far as Green's
burg will be proportionately graded.
Similar reductions will be made on the
West Penn division between Allegheny City,
Guyasuta and intermediate stations.
Under these conditions the comprehensive
suburban service maintained by the Penn
sylvania Railroad will undoubtedly prove
more popular than ever.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
The License Court.

The granting of new licenses gives rise to
the question, where will ali the new ones
buy their lager beerf The most of them
pany. This is the largest brewery, with an
annual capacity of 25O,0OO barrels. Their
lager beer, pilsner beer and book beer are
favorites with the people, and are sold
everywhere. No licensed house can draw q
better beer trade than by using the Iron
City Brewing Company's beer, formerly
Frauenheim Vilsack.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
PITTSBURG's PRIDE,
A Gem Candy Esta ablishrnenf

1t is always pleasure to visit a neat, COM
Portable, tastily arranged store. E. Maginn
has been SO long serving the public that he
knows what to give them. The confection-
cry store recently completed at Nos. 9l3-9l5
Liberty street is undoubtedly the hand
soonest of its kind in this end of the State,
and reflects credit on his Judgment and
taste. He has grand Easter opening next
Saturday, and he wants you to call. Don't
forget that you are publicly invited.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
False Economy

Is practiced by many people, who buy in
ferior articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods. Surely infants are entitled
to the best food obtainable. 1t is fact
that the Gail Borden eagle" Brand Con-
densed Milk is the best infant food. Your
grocer and druggist keep it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

Boarcers and dodgers wanted and rooms
to let Advertised in Sundays Dispatch.
The best houses are represented in the
cent-a-Word column,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

BE EARLIER-Adlets for THE SUNDAY
DISPATCH must be handed in by p. M.
Saturday, or they will be too late to classify
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

BUGINE is non-pofsonous to human life, but
is the most deadly bane to insect life. %
cents at all dealers
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething produces NATURAL quiet sleep.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

If you are looking for q good room, read
the advts. of rooms to let in the Sunday
Dispatch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
Yesterdays Market Features.

There was something OF a rally in the
price, as usual at the opening Of a new
month. First sale Of the May option was
5679c, advanced to 57c, dropped to $3.50 on Oil
City selling, reacted and closed at 563<c.
Transactions incident to the last day of the
month aggregated ZIG, 600 barrels. The larg-
est business of any day in March was 1lO, 700
barrels. There was no change in refined at
New York, London or Antwerp.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

"The use Of 'Castoria is 30 universal and
its merits so we'll known that It seems work
of supererogation to endorse Il. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLOS MARTYN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
for Infants and Children.

"Castoriaissowell adapted to children that
rrecommend itss superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, ny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

Grunted-Michael Foley, 172 Main street: Morris
Gibansky. 1876 Main street; Jonathan Hay. 1879 Main
street; John Kalb. 1874 Steupen street; Charles
Turnblazer. 122 and 124 Wabash avenue.
RsftLSed-Frank II. Mccarthy and James R.
Moran. 143 and 145 Main street: Charles Schuck-
man, l03 Steuben street: Herman Sellers. 200 Main
street,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

TwENTY-THIRD WARD.
James Borlin and James Berlin, Jr. 22S6 Second
avenue: Peter Dugan. 1896 and 1898 Second avenue;
Haverty, 1878 and 1880 Second avenue; James H.
Mulgan. 22S4 Second avenue; Patrick McAvoy
1870 Second avenue; James Mckinney, 1902 Second
avenue.
Retused-Bridget Fay. 1856 Second avenue; John
:. Mullen. 1874 Second avenue; Arthur Morris. 1850
avenue: George front, 1892 Second avenue.
TwENTY-FoURTH WARD.
GTdnted-Joseph Dieterle. SO22 Carson street;
David z; Evans; 81 and 6S south Twenty-seyenth
Lutt, Hl9 and 272l Carson street: Edward Maui,
2329 Carson street; John Mcfarland, H3i Carson
Street. sed jane ane Pessp
Trautman, 30e4 Carson street; Owen Waters, 2sOS
Carson street; FredeEisk y wiTth ss4 and 2sis
Refused-Augustus Bachman, TH Carson street;
Charles ss Bobinger A4S Carson street; Mary Dom
street: Valentine Kucheniski. 50 South Twenty
seventh street; Cath. Murphy, 27Ss Carson street;
enbach, 27cO Arlington avenue; Anton Schuler,
203 Jane street; Gertrude Schmidt Zl5 Jane
street.
TwENTY-FIFTH WARD.
Grdnted-Richard M. Arthur Hotel Arthur
Sonth Twenty-seventh street; Elizabeth Coxen,
corner Sydney s.ns and South Iwenty-ffth street;
hue, lib South Twenty-ffth street; Peter From, 30
South Twenty-fourth street; F. N. jackson. $50
Twenty-sixth and Carson streets; Sophia Meyer
23l4 Carson street: Thomas O'Shell 200 Carson
Seigworth, I2s and lbs South Twenty-ffth street;
seh.ldemanttl $3.50 Carson street; Lorenz walker
R:5aseamHenTy AAhrenho!tz. 25l2 Carson street;
street: Mary NJ Hirsh, 252s Carson street: Thomas
Kirk and Patrick Boyle. Is South Twenty-seventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
RrcoRDFD REAL ESTATE TT, NsrrHs-N v CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TT tNSFERS- y. V. CITY.
scnc,inecr to u {; Gmcuf.. 'VV'.,.'' $4,000
and another "'.oo -. 20 900
eSthst. No 22i East; llnkas CaaT IT al Ia . oo.
20: Max ,;o:ilicb 70 Samuel FIaak .'........ 100
Same prDportv Frank Ia NJ So!dbcig 10 600
Same property Meta SodbeFI Beck. $3.50
''s ro So To- Hcnry larson anu $500
I.rsc Cohen G. Soiinr,g 22ooO
Iiiirseh wikenf1,ld 10 Xnn!c Z%eidiinc ~ 10 $50
Barrpw-st. No - \ J. Wc-tau b. ! W,rtlau
.nd@r Mcpo%eil to Jonn McDo%eh -. '' 1000
G2dst. No f07 Fast j outfel>ch Schmitt. o0.5OO
rr,c6emy to Eock .''-.. ..'.. 1880
Scot 70 ; : hnumacher. ......-.-... ..... 1876
1Sth.st. :, 80 n 81 iOih-aNr 2ON lO2.2; sarah
j l. e-cr 20 Anna MacdOl I'd ........ ..-.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TEE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There has been tendency toward improvement n
petroleum circles owing to shsnkags m volume OF
production There has been consd liable decline IA the
Mcdonald pool and deer In other nclds. The fall.
Ing oil In the output has place recently that the
month OF December whole i likely to exhibit an
Increase in stocks o: close 0c0 900 barrels.
Neopnent In the field however Oh the decrease
aud any severe weather IN the oil Regions will have .
detidd Iy constructive eject. It to
mat the dr VAL be les busy fos uc next months
ail the prospects arc favorable for stu gleaer shrink
p r. an equalization Of thu supply AID demand. according
couhIf! is less alarming than montn % two Ia
connection with t9s it. Is n3 inapproprae 20 cal se
Sarou; forms whch Ia, already the output ard
magnuds Of oil Industry may readily I've undc,e.:
pol as the Mc6o G at is it, aest that ct hc & BE-
ae,a.r as regaId, a. Saue Of the crud conay
Russian export, ron Gstoun in 1871 to Europe wc,
Greece. have with December shipment. close
e old barrels an tcrs2se over ls99 Of
ASIA $4,000 cass> OF ten gallons each gain from ha
Atlantic p5s OF the United states lsoI e,t.a
5ca. Il Ea den hSt s d i.S TS c f
ns are Syng hsrj to organic ana s9y ne H.
,arly imply bcttering Of tac markg:.: 80 ssn to
he ant,te Of any atatement Of the hot competition be-
s S Hs @f g s for % il :se
barrels in November. and si7lo larIels in Deccmegr
$50 cG9o7 oarle, 1882 n and 30 59i
hs,ca averaged 1910 barrels day, as,in,t
$500 barrels IN November SS,OiS bcrIcl. fl De-
celnber 1890; sos barrels 1853 and 13,1i9 iarres
Ia 1888. The charters averaged >. .j24 barrels
day. against BOSS barrel, IN Dec mbir. 1880 2Oj3S
barrels 1859 and 3D95O barrels il DccotIb"r, losS.
lhc pipe line reports frOm December T. - charters to
the 10Th, inclusive, q follows:
Excess
Runs. Deliveries. Runs. Charters.
Total 80 2,20l 10 S"S 90 1,01j13
Aver pr day. lOJ SJ5 1900 3O9C5 J252S
The Buckeye llpe line reports:
Excess
Runs. Deliveries. Deliveries.
Total bhls ............l ,O.3IO2 l3OJ.iDJ ~ "Ol
pc - J.JJD
The holiday dunes still afflicted the crnd" oil market
last week. on THURSDAY 1Ny amount OF cash oil
sNitchcdi into the February option but higher
plane. The from The Held va les bearish and
the trade expects important decline the Yield
Of the Nc Donald district While tie uncertainty Of What
BE- th" policy oi the producers tht spring A.
ylty begins prevent any 90 naive spcculaoh, the
intervening months may show diminished output and tho
market closed with a fcrling OF encourage non'.
The Of prices and the total dealing. IN National
Transit rtii ate, 1t the stock NCh9u. 1d the tOnrj
dated stock aud Petroleum Exchange for the last two weeks
2. a fnllnNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
9apinss Banks.
Day DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

3If HND 1f3 BUWERH.
The have declared dividend the six months
rdng 81 1884, all deposits Untitled thereto under
ss BY laws, at the rate OF per at per annum on all
ans $500 and under and OF 5000 and not
.yreeding 50 900 at the OF per cent Der annun
,ayable on and after Jan. IS, 1892
ANDREW MILLS, President.
CHARLES 1IEHIING, So erefory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
rrRnrEAN pEoDrcN MARKrTs.

Liverpool Jan. > p. m pc holder, o1er nodefaely
India steady AZ - 81 prime h.-r AZ
c3t 81. PoIi -ioltcr. offer mcder11'y Hams Holders
offer freely -iiolcrs OFF, f,ey: Cuntcant ut,
about o. 10 20 o. du az Boa short 70, about - %.
s.csdy At 49,. Chc'sc Ho.de-s oG-r mod r1tF lis f.
holiday tulOw tLtitn'lnt aud io'lh trade. J1ld
Spot and futire,-HOd', Oaor inod 'ratey Wheat ana
n MIN boIdcr, onrr spirinoiy: miN,d We-tefn spot
srnng at - I'd January arm at 4 ~ I'd; fOiuarv nm 1
4. I'D March finn a. 4 SID Hol- ht LOnnoh ia;
{. at This ~ a holiday IN tie hop trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04

TOLEDO AND OHIO GEN Sn nj RA1 bss 81 iiss
IN HE DIRECTORS of this Company have 1e-
clared quarterly dividend Of one and onsv9aad ,y
9 5 cent Is s csn fr:s
n ;i ::::.s ~ II = w r........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
taosr clo.ci Christmas day and saturday.

Exchange clo.'d Christmas day and saturday.
Slucludrs sHitching operations
The r-hnc1 market duh and unchanged. Final
QUO bij cents pr gallon In barrels (buk %
cetN Ncw-York. ard $40 cent? Ia barrels bulk 800
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Gaze, 30
cents Crude larres 80 poI gallon and i
bulk 400 Washington crude being 50 points lower Nlph
80 cent, per gallon.
in quotations steady at l0'sttC francs 'cr 100
kllos AntwcrD go marie Icr 30 ho- at l. dad
~ 81, pence pr Imperial gallon At Lo..cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
financial nlcctlnas.
gopartnership Notices.

gopartnersbip Notices.
RLuMENBERG < FLoERSHE!M:-The
mat the partnership lately subsistns between Marg
and sG prS %t Of the aa f'gs
No 70 East 14hst, in the city OF York i tni' d.y
said partnership are to be received by Mu,ca Courier
Of Gc % Of the fG o' OF and
are 70 be Presented to said the H'si Gorrgt T2qlS
New:YorE, Jan. 4, 1892. 0rro fIoEHsIiElM.
OFFICE OF LOOMS l.. WHITE & CO..
IN CONSEQUENCE Of i'll health, Mr. William
i Wall Graph ma retired from our hrm.
PIIILADELPHiA, NEwYORk AND PARIS,
Mr.. JOHN PIERPoNT MORGXS, junior 1son
Nl of our M MOrssn thit day adnitti = ISrtner
Dent tin in NeS.York Di;EXEL &
DRExr1 MoE1I% 60,
DRExEL. nAiJis CO..
MIR. JAMES X. HOYT. Of Boston, Mass, has
January l'' lS'2 Ncw NiaEli and d H H@
N Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CO..
to s ar "a F.sH1p IT, "S s a ny
lean f@cke, AND & the Inc OR' BY taI' cc"P""y
bug Linz snd he lis%GqrS baIi%grT Nc ~, ,.oo
the General Passage once has bccl combined Win the
General Olace at 81 Broadway. NcW-YoIk
Mr. EMIL l. BoAS has been appolnrd General Man
Of this Company for its passaRe bu-nes. IN America
HkMBU RG-AMERGCAN PACKET CO.
New.York January lst. 1892.
80. -, WALL-ST..
EEwYORk, Jan J. 1892.
THE Copartncrship existing under the firm
i name Of AREN1S YOUNG s. his day dissolved
by mutual consent Either party viii sign in gg,daon
c aLbhtr 4 YoUNG.'
OFfICE TRUSTEES OF
THE NATIONAL LEAD TRUST
NO. / BROADWAY. New-York Dee. -. 1901.
THIIE HOLDERS of certificates OF the Trustees
National Lead Trust hereby notified that the
transfer VIII close at l. O'Clock
noon Saturday, January 49, 1892. BY order OF the
Trustees. H. a. COLE SecrtaTy.
- BROADWAY.
NEW.YORK January 1st. 1892
TINE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'M
l. the OF
DOMlNICK DIClERMAN
this day expired by Imitation lie undersigned three
original partners viii continue the business in Ncwi ok,
chicago and Cincinnati. under the same nalrc OF
DOMINICk s. DlCFIINAS
and assume ell the Obligations q "a" Int iim:
WIN. GAYER pOMINlCR,
WATSON Il. DICkEEMAS,
pANARD DONINl(k.
Mr. George r. Domnick fetlres but retains his ONCE
with Am al - broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
botels.

TIoTEL LINCOLN = Broadway and 52d'st;;: luop''"
IL nlan House ne,iy decorated and iuiiilsHneu.t
- P' p ~. McCANE, fropIIooI.
I,T NICHOLAS HOTEL.-Seiect family hooso so 20 I'M.
- fully LOCATED European plan u Inducements
',.rd. 'Washngton Placo and broadway. ~ Jronr
onercd permanent guests JULIUS a. hoi,i->i- =
FREMONT HOTEL, 0G5 Broadway nnSsu1G%rs LsSe.t,
roonatlons for 800 guests. POPU LAR PhS e.tor.nt
los. and cheapest ladies' and gentlemen bIIsn "a
t, Ssch sna '''''' JULIvs 4. AoEISsoS. f1epns"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
Dipi6cn6 Notices.
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOL1 uEEN RAII.M 20

LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
,, so JIHEEN RAILWAY CO.,
Nfhs ofFNHh GHKD D eGTTAh pETor
TNHE BOARD or DIRECTORS Of tn this ;' com
Of %GS AM ANb d SSF SEM NJ ,R2IyIDEND
capital stock, an ADD7IIoHHI bivibES%p
ONE q PER CENT thereon both payable at tIis orce
on MONDAY. the 1st day Of february next. the stock.
the 3lst inst, which transfer books viii be-
closed TO be reopned On the morning Of TUESDAY the
E. d. WORCESTER. Treasurer.
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE EhIIWAY- co.
~ HE COUPONS on the first mortgage > per
Il cent gold bond OF the WHEELING & LAKE. T.l.IF
RAILWAY Co. due Jan. L. ls13, VIII be PAID and
after Jan. p 1892, az the Centre Trust Company New
York. JAMES NJ. Ham. SecIcta?g.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD 90.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, GHANP CENTRAL STAIIoN,
n HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of fhis COM
pany have this day declared 4 SEMIANNUAL DIVI-
DEND Of TWO PER CENT. on is capital stock and
also an ADDITIONAL dividend OF ONE AND ONE
the first day Of February next this oHcc The
fer books will be closed ct p. THURSDAY, the
3lst inst. and win he rcopend The morning OF Tues
day, the I'd day OF February neat. HENRY PRATT.
Treasurer.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, 600,
tn HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared dividend CT three Der cent; free Of tX pay
transfer books will remain closed.
4. S. APGAR. cashier
THE ELEVENTH WARD BANK,
NEW.YORK, December %. 1891
IT HE Board of Directors have this day declared
seni.annua dividend Of four ~ per cent free from
fer books will remain closed until that date
CHAS +. BROWN. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
WASHINGTON, D. G., December Is, 1s91 -

wv
w SEALED PROOFS AIS For TIE PURCHASE Of
BUILDING, EEWYORK, n. Y. BY uitu.., OF az
1891 page $50 volume 20. U. >. Statutes at Largo
sealed proposals VIII received, 20 he oIen,d at tho
January 20 1892 for tbs purchase Of the following De-
cribe1 land Situate yiLg and being IN me et{ Of
YOrK, constituting tho entire square formed Dy WAL,
William, and Hanover Streets, ana tNchahge rdc ahu
bounded therc; together with Tho building ald all I'M
movements by the United Stats 60fern
hrnt ard Known the United States Custom iluse the
city OF NewY oil County OF Newi Ori ana Stlr OF New
YORK. Each bidder must distinctly UNDERLINE thJt hs
,ropoal must be submitted upon the following "rnl' 9ni
In accordance with the provisions OF said As Of Con-
WfI ie considered for the purchase Oi sad dcsef1'd
rpcDerty Offering less sum tbrn four mllIci uo~f'
therefof Zach bid must specify the sun o. mOiy Nch
The bidder pay the United States fOr hc above
land aud the improvements thereon ahS dRr u
nav TO tie Secretary OF TIE Treasury twenty NV pr cnt
~ the purchase delivery OF quto am ne'o
TO tho property end twentyhv per cent 81 ue pu,Sho
money r. one, two and three years respectively WIN M
give lien the property ior the unpaid tiaic, OF t
nrhese money At the time OF The delivery OF tn u-cin
decd 10 property, ara TO lease the proprV 70 to
Inired States Tor such time the Ubitcl Sas may Ne
Sire 10 occupy the and until the ronpe , vi uo
Work OF erecting the L. S. Custom I0u.e DulIhe IN
New. YORK " " at rent no: 10 exceed iout pr uen;
Of the amount o. the pufchasc money. r',h pi '
1nust 1Dird by certified cheek III wv SUI. 81
s15 oO usde payable 10 the order u the raSnIT o. IN
United States guarantee for uIe i.tiu,
The Governmcnt reserves the right 10 reject any or o,
dsIivered 10 "CHARLES FOSTER, Secretary " the
treasury, Washington. D. e."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
financial elections.

CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW .YoRK,
li.vlNli PLACE. Dec. % 1891.
n, HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhod
ers Of this company for the election Of trustees. to
s.rve during the ensuing year, will held This ofoe
N Monday January IS. 1892 at noon. Polls viii remain
S"an until Transfer books will be closed on sat.
.ay January 9, at n and r0pencd TUESDAY January
~ 1892. o. +. ZOLLikOFFER Sec retsry