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The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
MRS. Auatin Surrandars

ALBERT LEA, Minn., Aug. 4.-The war in
Freeborn county has come to an end BY the
surrender o!the armed party which set out
on the very cons,derab'e g lob of defyine the
federal authorities. Mrs. Austin, who led
the defense. waved flag Of truce last even
ing, and the marshal marched in while the
defendants marched out. :.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
nort,:we.terners Homcwara Rou,a

Nortkwesterners Homcward Bound.
WASHINGTON, SPECIAL, Aug. S.-This has
been getaway das, and very ew North-
western members OF congress could be found.
They were nearly all busy acking up and
chasing about the departments clearing up
the last few crrands left on their hands.
Three If the Mimi sofa members 60 home
with considerable anxiety as to the condi-
ton oil tIieit 4enccs. Hurries. Hall and Castle
do no like the looks things in the North
getting an endorsement from the electors
this fall. They will all throw themselves
Into the campaign with vigor.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
SONS OF VETS.

The Annual Keunion OF the Epoamp-
mont Begins at Helena, Mont.
HELENA, Mont, Aug. 9-The eleventh
ieunion OF the national encampment Sons
OF Veterans, convened here to-day. There
are about five thousand members Of the
order in attendance from outside states
ami one hundred members of the ladies'
aid society. There was public recep ion
to-day. Beyond this the sess ohs were not
important. The states represented are:
Alabama, Iowa. Indiana. Illinois, Kansas,
Minnesota. South Dakota. Missouri. Maryland,
Massachusetts, Nebraska, New York, New Jer-
sey, Oregon, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
Tennessee and Washington
The real business of the encampme ent
will commence tomorrow.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-ComplaintsS Still
continue to be received at tn state depart
ment Of the inhuman treatment of the men
at work in the guano works on the Island
OF Navassa. The Kearsarge, which Is now
on her way 10 honduras, has there ore
been ordered to sto, there and her con,-
rected to make a thorough investigation.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
This Cake Is Dough,

ARLINGTON, Aug. 9.-Charges have been
filed at the treasury department against
George Cake. appointed on Saturday by
Secretary Foster an Immigrant inspector in
place OF Mr.. Evans, who was removed be-
appointed at the instance OF the Glass Man.
uiacturers' Association Of Pennsylvania.
The charges are that he has duplicate wives
in Pittsburg and New York. Acting Secra.
tary Nettleton has instituted an ina uiry as
to their truth. ' -
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
POLITICAL ECHOES.

Ex-senator Van Wyck is nominated for
governor by the Nebraska Independents.
Don. NJ. Dickinson is chosen chairman of
the Democratic canlnaign committee.
There was bolt in the Third Kansas dis
trict Democratic convention, and imme-
diately after the nomination Of jeff Hud-
son the boilers unanimously nominated r.
NJ. Cheshire.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

IT appears that electrical apparatus
for the South American trade is built
i'll sections, each weighing under 400
pounds. The reason is that in great
many cases all supplies for plant
have to be transported on mules, and
400 pounds is about the limit of q
mules carrying gcapacity.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
No Help for the tt.vntomie,.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a delegation of
Pottawatomie Indians from Wisconsin
called upon the commissioner of Indian
affaiss to-day. These Indians have been
sel-supportns and prosperous Tor the past
h'ty years. but now assert that they must
They claim that the government is still in.
deb'ed to them to a large smount on ap-
pllcstion OF the cession OF their lands. The
Indian office denies the claim and dis.
missed the delegation without even tem-
porarv aid Tor the reason that there is no
fund available to q. sist them
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

LONDON. Aug. 9.-The Welsh members of
parliament have decided to support the
home ruls bill provided Mr.. Gladstone
gives Welsh disestablsshmcnt the next
place on t . programme. The benetallio
measures under the presidency of Houks
Gibbs decided to postpone the bimetailis
question TO the notice Of parliament until
next session. -
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

ADVERTISEMENT writing is becoming
a regular branch of literature in the
United States. Some of the frs. ..-class
writer's command salaries OF $4,000
q year, and now young men are regu-
larly training for the work and going
to college in preparation.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
SPORTING MATTERS.

The rumor is that Brooklyn will give
Lovett his figure, and it would not be at
all surprising to see the Bridgeport boy in
the box again shortly.
Gleason and Brettenstein have been sent
home by st. Louis. Hawkes. and Calvin
will finish out the trip. Hick Carpenter
will probably play third only temporarily.
Jouett. Meekin asserts that he refused to
sign Washington contract because he
was only offered lunch money The Sena-
tors refused to pay the figure Capt. Comis-
key gave the old colonel
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

IT is charged over in England, where
their politics are so much better than
ours, that the Tory programmes to
force dissolution and another cam
paign in the hope that Gladstone's
constitution will break down under
the strain. If he could be killed in
this way, no awkward coroner's jury
could hold the Tories responsible for
the murder.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
An Ex- Wife Causes Tro,h,a


HASTINGS, Minn.. Special, Aug. 9.-George
Barbaras, president OF the German-Ameri-
can bank, preferred a charge against his
first wi e, Mrs. Harriet Barbaras from
whom he recently obtained q divorce. al
leging that she assaulted him while he was
out riding few evenings ago with his new
WIFE, To-day the de endant paid a fine and
costs, amounting to $22.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
nesarisd llfncIalIx

WASHINGTON, Aug. .9-Oficially this city
Is practically deserted, Secretary of State
Foster being the sole representative of the
cabinet here. At the White House things
wear an abandoned appearance, owing to
the absence .: the president and his family
ana the usual summer over haulinx of the
building which is now being done.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
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HO.h SidIas A.AtsA..s

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 8.-TGe business Of
the special session was finished to-day, but
the final adjournment will not occur until
Monday. Both the Brown and White ap-ss
portianment bills passed with prac.;
tically unanimous vote. !. and
We're given immediate effect. The
outcome Is regarded with the greatest OH
salts action by both parties. Each Is able
70 figure . majority in both branches OF tbs
legislature. Both bills are as nearly equit.
able in the matter Of population % they
can can we'll be made. and politically Il = very
dimcuit % determine the advantage to5
eltler. IA S7 .s3 s
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

GEN. JAMES SHIELDS, a hero of every
American war he could get into, and
q United States senator at different
times from several states; is living in
extreme poverty on a little farm in
Ohio at the age OF eigbty-two. A
motion to give him a liberal pension
is one of the things nobody ought to
object to.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
Hunters iden tally Killed.

SALEM; 8. D., Aug. 9.-Henry Engle,
carry a loaded gun in 4 cart. In some wsy
1t was discharged, the contents of both bar.
rels entering the back Of his head, causing
instant death. 80
RED Wine, Mimi, Special, Aug. SD.
ward Larson of Vasa township, aged eight
cen, accidentally shot himself while hnnt. /
ing gophers and died instantly. - :, 4
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
A stabbtnu AHrav-

NoR1HFIELD, Minn., Special, Aug. a-P.
Muliigan stabbed William ODonnell in
the abdomen to-day. The men quarreled
over woman. and! Mu'ligan made some
upon O'Donnell struck him. Null gan re-
sponded by drawing his knife and stabbine
ODonncll. At last accounts The physician
thought O'Donnell would recover. No
arrests.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

Now it is Duluth that is airing a
Doodle scandal in its council. Chica-
20, Toled }, Ashland, Duluth-can the
lake breezes have anything to do with
it? Perhaps there is a Doodle bacil-
lus that fourishes in the waters of the
great lakes.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a telegram was
received at the treasury department saying
that silver was quoted in London to-day at
a little less than IS cents per ounce, the
lowest figure yet quoted. The department
to-day purchased 5Sl, 600 ounces. The sill
Yer purchases for the month, including to-
day, aggregate l,678, 600 ounces,
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

AN Indiana paper found it necessary
tc publish the following correction:
"For Burglar Meeting in the heading
of an article in our last issue relating
to the proceedings OF the town council,
read Regular meeting"
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Standard Oil company refuses to pay
Minnesota inspection fees.
A LEASE is taken on a portion Of the
Mesaba Iron company's property by the
Oliver Iron and Steel company. Pittsburg.
IT is said that United States troops will
remain at Warden, Idaho, for an indefinite
period, and the United States commission
er has warrants for the arrest of 500 men,
and it is expected that there will be some
trouble when the arrests are made. Gen.
Carton has arrived from Fort Sherman.
HARRY DRAkIN has arrived in San Fran
cisco from Japan, direct, bringing with
him the manuscript of new play written
by Sir Edwin Arnold and christened "Ad-
suma, or the japanese Wife" The play Is
to be produced with Oriental splendor at
Chicago during the worlds fair.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

A cANARD started by a practical
Joker started run which came near
swamping the Peoples Savings Bank
of Evansville, Ind. A joke like that
would seem to call for about five
,nirthful years in we'll regulated
peniten' ~.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
Msgnanimous Robbera.

- MbghAnimOuD Hobb0t0.
ABERDEEN, 8. D., Special, Aug. "a
gang Of seven harvesters met German
farmer named Karl Fassett on the road near
this city last evening and robbed him of
H0.27, but magnanimously returned the 81
cents. They are nnder arrest here, charged
with highway robbery. = -'7 esN
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
And So He Stepped ou,.

MANKATo, Minn., Special, Aug. 4.-Prof
Lafayette Bliss. recently elected superin-
tendent ofschools, hastendered his resie-
nation owing to disagreement with the
school board as to who silou d name teach
ers to fill yacancies, the board reiusino ia
accept his recommendation for principal Of
the high school. - 80 y
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
Cruiser No. IL

WAsH1NeroN, Aug. ,9.-1nvitations have
been received here to the launch Of. .Crniaar.
NO. H. to he named the Marblehead, AZ
Boston on Thursday, Aug. IL. Cruiser No.
struction w lson. has a length Of 2o7 feet by
az extreme breadth Of 80 feet, and speed
OF seventeen knots per hour She has two
triple expansion engines and 8. 400 horse
power. - s5 MI l.+a II
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
OVER A PRECIPICE.

An Entire Family OF six Persons Killed
In u Runaway.
GUTHRIE, Okla. T., Aug. 9.-A whole
family. consisting Of man and iour chill
dren. names unknown, were killed here to-
day. The family had been in this city buy.
ing provisions, anil while returning to their
claim on the ole Cheyenne reservation
their team ran away aud over a precipice.
Every member OF the family and both
horses were killed.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

AT Hirnisketcller, Bohemia: the un-
equal working of nature in the des-
truction of rocks has resulted in q
most colossal and ruggedly beautiful
arch, the summit OF which is upward
of !, 400 feet above sea level.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
Robbed by Tramu.

MORTIFIED, Minn., Special, Aug. "a
young man named George Watson was
knocked down and robbed by two tramps
on the railroad track about one-half mile
tioE, town. The tramps secured $40 and a
few trinkets. "~
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

= WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The North At
lantic squadron, Rear Admiral Gherardi
in command, has arrived II Bar Harbor.
Me. The squadron IL composed Of the
Philadelphi1, Concord and Yesu,yins The
Miantononah has lie the SQUADRON And
dropped down to Buzzard's bay, Mas. for
target practice. - -
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

IT is claimed that there is a light
house to every fourteen miles of coast
in England, to every thirty-four miles
IN Ireland and to every thirty-nine
miles in Scotland.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
The Same Old Storv.

WABAsHA. Min, Aug. 9.-While inspect
ipg.a rev0l er, yesterday Otto Burkhardt
taking effect in the bowels of. John Tritch-
Ter. He died this morning. Trichtler was
single man. thirty-one wears of age Burk-
hardt did not know that the weapon was
.--'>
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
Pleasure seekers Drowned.

LONDON, Aug. "a dispatch from Hell
singaors, Fin, and, announces that q terri
BILE maritime disaster has occurred near
there. A pleasure steamer was run down
outside the harbor and forty-fve persons
were drowned. .s. S-J
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

A BILL is to be introduced in the
next Pennsylvania legislature for the
creation of forest reservations at the
headwaters of the principal rivers.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

OCTOBER 21 is to be Columbus Day,
and the President has made the day
a legal holiday by proclamation, and
invited the people OF the United States
to celebrate the four hundredth an
niversary of the landing OF Columbus.
Let us all prepare to rejoice that COL
umbus was lucky enough to discover
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

& Four more CARA revolutionists were arreated
near Rio Grande City yesterday by United
States Marshal Frick and q force Of deputies.
The prisoners are Juan CARA. Vincente Garcia,
Fellp salines aud Catend Lizondo. Mcxican
ranchers, under indictment In the United States
tor violating the neutrality laws.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

burglars at Red Wing.
RED WIEa, Mimi, Aug. 9.-Burglars last
night blew open the safe of Fl. F. Handbook
s. Co. = store, securing $40 The front of the
store was demolished.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

HeIu Up by Ir0mps. >"
HILLsBoRo, N. D., Aug. a-Tramps held
up three men last night, getting various
amounts from each one. The victims were
horribly abused. Twenty-ona ofthe tramps
were Jailed. 4 81 !. s-''..' - =.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13

At Baltimore yesterday fire destroyed the
furniture factory OF Chuttern q Co., and partly
destroyed the Merchants building, Nope brass
works, Green g. Co.'s machine shops, and
schlegels orchestrion hall. Loss $2OO, 900. =
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-13
WASHINGTON thermometers have
registered as high as 1O2 in the shade,
but congress still hangs on. Some
people can never take hint.

AN electric heating company, with @
capital OF $3.50, 900, to manufacture
electrical heating apparatus, was re-
Gently chartered in Portland, Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
Lombard Investment Co.,
PROPOSAL for Sale Of WaiGl.WorES Bonds.
$50 BROADWAY. y. \.


Kansas tii,. Mo-, Dec |. 1891
sealed bids for purchase OF The Two Million Dollars Of
Wafer or- Bonds issued by Kansas thy. under date
Janmnry l. 1922 running t"caiy years straight with
per cent. Interest. payable semi annually In New
York. will be receive ed mt The Office the CAY Comp
rollcr IN the Exchange Building. Kansas civ, Mo-. up
TO noon Tuesday. January D. 1892. Bids must be Tor
the entire Issue thereof less thnn One
Thou>nn nd Dollars; all bid
by II certified check OF two OF ihc value OF
he bonds bid for The fity the raht reject
and all bids. Delivery oil thr Bonds aud pa
therefor TO be made Monday. January IL. 1872.
Bids be scnlcd and mar Bids Bonds. aud
addressed 10 the City Comptroller, Kansas City. Mo-
~TANIEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENT

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS TO BE PLACED.
Location. Character. Amount
Fort Worth. IrNl>.-Prndlng In Common toun-
ell resolution 10 bond city for water
MOiks ~ amount Of ...-.. $50 900
BOND NEWS.
Denver, Co-Ihc bd, for the Capitol boads
amount Of ......-. ............ 300 900
coupled with conditions which
d''ar ac'ti tancc by the Board OF
Comm
iiu1aO, y. I.-Dcputy Controller Peter !.
Frrr!~ i, uuuiiciay reported to have
-p.d book (amOunt not stated OF
ihe 81. per cent charter bond- for
which bids received In
Spouse b. Advertisement
CORPORATIONS SEEkING CAPITAL.
10 'tol - T!uc Capital.
Pensacola Fli.-SOuthcrn Street Car Co.; u
manufacture spring motors Tor
elccirc csr.. ............,. 5000 900
Chicago, lil.-Enamcl ln-ulatOi Co., II. Il.
Ford. President; 10 manufacture
electric heating devices ............. 100000
Chicago, IT. bica.O Steel Casting Coz w. X.
shelby. President; TO manufacture
steel castinss .................... 10000
Chicago, Il-GaIdcl CITY Bond and Trust CO.,
lrcsdent John Isucheri cashier.
j. w. Duchler, capitai....."... 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Louis. on a sudden animation. advanced from
:? to ~ 7-sa73l-4. The stocks which ENJOY an
international market in most instances suffered
from foreign realizations, but AtcElson, on large
business. finally closed shade better.
The low-priced shares were almost uniformly
higher Pacific Mail was strong on reports that
The !" insiders" had provided funds for the new
steamers to be built The Wheeling and Lake
Erie stocks advanced sharply on the Improvement
in the position Of the subsidiary properties. ana
The assurance of increased earnings through facii-
ties which were lacking last year glance al
the general list printed above Wall snow numerous
specialtr,s which were distinguished ny unusual
animation or buoyancy The industrial shares
did not attract the attention devoted TO them
Saturday but their friends had little to com
plain Of. ..... . a., d
The market lessencd in activity near the end,
and a late furry in money rates, which possessed
no significance. cXcrtcd temporary influence
The close was steady, notwithstanding recesslons
from the best prices of the day
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
Government bonds in unusual demand.
with sales of the coupon As ut III Is and reg
istered Is at H. currency It's of 1898 at ll6, ana
is of 1890 at rs 1-2. Final quotations were
easier for the As Appended are the last figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
WORDEN & FANSHAWE,
WALL STREET.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
or THE
Richmond & West Point Terminal
Railway & Warehouse Co.

In with the resolution adopted NJ meet
Ing held the Central Trust Company'- ONCE Dec Id
1891. I have appointed OLIVER II. PAYNE, FRED
ERICH ID. TAPPEN. ~. IL. PERTAINS. mud HENRY
BJ DCE To net with = Committee representing
ST. ckholdcrs of yOnr COMPANY
This Committee hn> organized. aud IL now in,csti-
enting the affairs Of your Company. with the view
of preparing II plan. and a-- for authority 10 repre-
sent you an. mcrtngs Of .tockhoiirr- which may
from time time br thought necessary. For thu
uurpo.c form of proxy H. admitted herewith, rev
ocabc NJ the pleasure OF the sfOckhodcr, anu You
arc requested 10 sign il and return it To me.
These PROXIES will be voted by the Committee only
on mud for matters OF which previous
noticr nv circular publication shall have been gwen
80 tiia, any -ioc.oidcr who di-approvr- of what IL
pro po-rd may Withdraw revoke his proxy.
When the Committee has in it- possession proxies
re mr. scntiug u majority Of the stock IL wili he enabled
10 call ~ meeting Of stockholders and propose such
men surc- ~ may be thought best to preserve the
credit md integrity Of the Company aud it, property.
81 NnlI ~. New ork. Dec. 30. 1921.
4. p. OICOTT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS.
- and 20 Wall-,t.
-.

= and q WaII-,t.
~ He TRt STEE> have ordered that interest
L b. paid dcpo-itor- entitled thereto. under the BY
and sccordanc. with the savings bank lave, for
tho months ending De emb'r 3l>t 1891 a, follows:
On accounts exceeding three thousand dollars, ~
the FOUR PER CENT. pr nnuun:
accounts larger than three thpu>1ud dollars ana
which cxceel'd said amount prior ~ the Limitation y
deposits bv STATUTE. at the rate OF TWO AND HALE
PER CENT. per annum payable on and after Monday.
January Is, 1872. --......e. r,-,,-.
DANIEL BARNES. Cashier.
NeN.York December %. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

WE OFFER 81 100000. BEING TIE BALANCE
UNSOID OF TiIH ABOVE BONDS, At ~ AND &C
CRIED INTEREST. RE~ERViNG RIGHT To AD-
VANCE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE. AND TO RE-
JECT SUBSCRIPTIONS OR TO AILOT IN PART.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK

IN THE CITY OF NETWORK, COR. 4THAVENUE
AND l4Tu- STREET.
NEW-NOfsK Dec. IS. 1891.
INTEREST at the rate Of THREE AID oNE-HALF
(3ia) PER CENTUM PER ANNUM VIII b. credited
deposors FOR the SIX months ending December 81 1871.
all entitled thereto undr the bylaws, not exceed
three thousand - goo dollar.
PHILLIP BI>>INGER President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
I0~t0r Jln iSJ.
WHAT WAS DOYE IN STOCKS.

Monday Jan A-p IN
The stock market to-day was almost rampant:
certainly there was the largest record OF DEALINGS
vet attained the bull movement. and thc "'-
vances in prices were general Eat the dla
tribution of the business and the character -
the exceptional declines gave cause Tor some re-
vival Of conservatism. Many OF the active stock,
were those which are not in the investment rank
and the sharpcst gains were made by issues which
receive special support. There was disposition
10 realize profits not only by London houses, bui
hy the domestic spectators, and 1t is significant
that in most instances the reactions were no more
than would be natural after the recent material
improvements. The temper of the Street remained
bullish even when the possibility of further con
cessions was disc used and the tone Of The market
was not impaired. The reactions occurred SeaeIalN
in the last hour. and that hour was marked by
the least activity of the session.
In the morning hours the HOOD Of buying orders
swept all values upward i'll spite of the liberal
taking of profits. he leader o. the market, IN
point of activity was New-lOrk and Ncw-Eng-
land which rose more than per cent, and j.
now points higher that at the close of December.
Ordinarily the movement III tins stock woull
excite suspicion of faeran' manipulation but there
purchases have becns.ma',c in the interest Of "A
ehrewd capitalist who achieved prominence a year
ago by leasing TO the NcwAork Central
a property which he had built up from
appears to he good around for believing that
some sincere efforts are being made TO improve
the condition of New-Engand. but without
necessarily hostile policy toward strong cOnpetl-
tors Reading WAS an active stock and it rose
l per cent the conviction strengthening That cash
payments assured on the income bonds. Union
Pacific was feature, but the activity failed to
carry the price up more than 5-s per cent. the
last quotation showing no change from Satur-
days close The Vanderbilt shares gencr
ally in the. background, but c., c.. {. and ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
financial.
First Mortgage
50-year SO Gold Bonds
CINCINNATI, DAYTON & IRON1Oh
RAILROAD COMPANY.
(TOTAL ISSUE S3,5OO,OOO.]
DATED MAY /. 1891 AND DUE MAY 1. 1941

Principal aad interest payable In L. = gold com
OF present standard weight and hncncss, and Ptori
PAYMENT OF both principal and interest In cohs'"rr'
n,ion of the eo.e of the G.. ID n l. Road to it, w
CONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED by tho
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton R. r. 10.
n whose Interest all the capital stock OF the former COM
lany Is held, SAID GUARANTY BEING ENDORSED
or EACH BOND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Tota s,es the day % I.NW'
SILVER cerifs. ~ 9j4 e5 95is % 91h 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
BUOYANCY IN STOCKS.
THE MARKET STILL ACTIVE.

FREE REALIZATIONS GENERALLY WE'LL
ABSORBED-A STEADY CLOSE.