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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

CHICAGO is wearing . smile % broad
- the back of one of Armour's sugar
cured hams this morning. Congress
yesterday voted to give the worlds fair
5000. 900. That's why Chicago smiles
this morning. Even IN editor would
smile on receiving such gift.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

The ANIMAL meeting ef the Grand
RApsds Fruit Grower association has
besn edjeufned 10 meet IL the rev
soaFt Aousr ~ ! p. 10. on saturday,
Jaly 30, 1891 II 10 very importsnt that
every trait asas saeaia - pssesat-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Win very little prospect of winning
the pennsnt the Chicago base hall club
is pulling sway for victory like the
democrats for success ia Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

wsks the democrats purpose to IN
duige in Wholesale mudsIinging they
unerriugly begin proceedings by de-
mand;ns . campaign Of education
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

CEsASLrsKss may Be next 20 Godli-
ness; but that ~on't save the small boy
that gets caught swimming N the
river
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Wars d Gomez 10 osine water. Grand
RApsds . ia IA with any prohibition city
% the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Carnegie educated his men to be-
lieve that they were jointly instru-
mental in building up the vast mills
bearing his name. He furnished the
tact and cash. they the muscle and
skill. II isn't TO be wondered that they
demand to have voice in establishing
the rate of wages.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

eoLoxsx srREAros 10 beng con-
demned on every sand for his bArbArsc
treatment Of Private Iaaas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

II tskes msghty er~dalsus man 10
besleve the sun = -. 600 900 mica away
fross bsre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

AeAIx the ocean record has been
broken. the City Of Paris having made
the western trip IN i've days, fifteen
hours and ffty-eight seconds. That
throws the gauntlet down TO the other
great ocean liners, and either tho Teu-
tonic o. City Of New York may b de-
pended upon to lower that record be-
fore many trips.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

wAsHissros. July E.-kor lover
Michigan: LocAl thunder storms; varl-
able wlads, cooler n southern portion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

THx % good weather fss sera, bal
ia Bod weather 70 get sorssd-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

PREsIpESr WESTON Of the Michigan
worlds fair commission in an exuber-
ant ebullit,on Of enthusiasm has told
. Detroit reporter that ''Winans 10 sure
TO DO nominated because he is the
greatest vote-getter in the state"
When this information reaches I. NJ.
Weston, ex-chairman Of the demo-
cratic state committee and proprietor
of the Grand Rapids Democrat, it 10
probable that some mention Of Winan's
sterling qualities - . vote hustler will
appear In his paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Joseph Msdill, the veteran editor OF
the Chicago Tribune. has been chsl-
Ienged 10 hight duel by the Marquis
de Mores. The Tribune called the
wsrnke Frenchman an advrnturer,
bully, = coward and . rowdy. and
few other Chicago pet nsmes- The
marquis 10 anxious to meet MIR. MedilI
On the bloody sanca MIR. Medill will
accept the challenge. but will snbstl-
tute the fgnting editor - his proxy.
The fighting editor 10 = nerce, cruel.
biood-thirssy sort Of . barbarian who
dri nike blood every morning At the
south side slaughter houses and de-
votes the afternoon and evening to
whaling men that como to kick
against the policy OF the paper.
lie Is also very handy with . knife,
pistol, broad axe, Indian club, short
sword, dirk and cannon trecracker.
The lighting editor will go into active
training tor the event as soon AS Joseph
can stop writing editorials on the de
generating influence of pugllism long
enough to accept the challenge, and It
IS expected that the policy of the paper
will be indicated in the light. The en-
tire press Of Chicago is interested in
the sangulnary encounter. because 1t
may solve the problem Of settling libel
sulls. II Medlll shall pink the belli-
cose Frencnmsn, there will be al active
demand for fighting editors in all the
newspaper Offices Of that city-and in
one or two In Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Readers 81 TnE nEBALD issvtss
ssvs FOG en- sstisg for shsir vacation
cas- have ths paper ssss - ssy address
IA the sksts Caissa stsrss, ~ isAsiss
order ar sssasns sssies ~ psst~i card. ca
- esiiisg ap fslsehsss No. SAL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Gala illies are grown by the acre. -
by the mile IN hedges. The scarlet ger
anium and the fachsia eiamber 10 the
housetops If left alone, and IN endless
vsriety OF beautiful fiasers may be
cultivated IN every dooryard aud gar.
den, wlntef aud summer. In the sprlng
and early summer the valley is car
peted with Wild flowers IN great pro-
fuslon and variety, conspicuous among
them beng the golden escbseh0itzla or
ND Poppy. honored ne the state
flower Of California. Up IA the pictnr-
ssaue canyons Of the Sierra MsdFe
range, under the ovef-hansing eiif5s,
toe giant pines, the spreading live oaks.
~ the srfe Of the elesr-runn1na
stfsams AID green ssAFd are feuad
specimens which represent tue rsh
fosa OF the montana Ceatf lbutloas
from thsss never fail - sdorn The
rooas Of the many Who seek hssith
aad pleasure aud have SUFFICIENT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

strength 70 Climb The Sindsns traiis
ana 10 scsiz The heights above TIE
mountain waterfalls
Tue people Of Pasadena are ansiea-
pstng the building OF an eieetrle sys-
TEN OF roads from tue center OF the
cay 10 the sammt OF Aount Wilson,
snere they viii erect sslronomscsl oo-
sefsatorles aud balid . resort that wall
attract visitors from all points Of the
world Inis plaza . just as ieasAb-s as
10 the steam line up Pixies Peak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Illinois
Central Railroad is be held the General Oce OF the
Company In Chicago. ct Eoon Wednesday the 18th Of
October. 1892
The Board Of Directors have determined 10 submit TO
that meeting. with their recommendation for It's adoption,
the following proposition
That the Capital Stock Of the Company be increased
from $4,000 900 $50 900 900 by new issue Of Fifty
thousand Shares Of seo each Stakeholder OF record
the Goth OF September 1892 % have the privilege OF
subscribing. ct par ~ One Share in respect to every
Nine Shares rogtared in his provided written
advice Of his intention TO take such proportion OF new
shares shall Be received by the Company in NewYoF on
or before September 80. 1892.
Payment for the shares 10 BE- made In full 20 the
Company In NewYok between the 18Th and he 3lst days
Of October, 1902 Of Ono Hundred Dollars per
share Certificates for such shares will be delivered the
third business day after payment in full shall have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe for fractions Of shares
shall upon therefor, receive scrip convertible
full pnd stock when presented In sums OF One
Hundred Dollars multplcs thereof Such scrip sh,l
not draw dividends.
by order OF the Board 81 Directors
4 @. HACXSTAFT
August II. 1892. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Cohen Louis TO Nathan Levy and another, No. ooo
Canavnn. Patrick and wife. 70 tn" metropolitan
S,,lngs Bank, : l0is'-st, OF columbus ~ ooo
Flcniig. John and wife. TO I'ni,u Trus, GO,
y. IN trust, ETC. 3h'' Of 'th'oNc' ,,co,
rr,nE'L p,yid to Loai. 10 cphtha, " 5 Hdse' sooo
Gent louis y &c nI,, We y, msTo. years 7Oco
no ne Chafles " ana wife, e. u'c Dry DOCK
S'yI.y' Institution o'n'' " - 10000
uitlnbat e n Lob l. ard husband, to Marrarcha ,oo
uay iind M-r.ina F. 70 Mary Ted, IS il't ,cno
s4 VT ~, to o tclhsa F Mos;
ana Heat ats vesrs. <-'o"o
sane TO Meyer Sr'' No"'' .. " '.. $500
SAM. to C,h,nc 4 r Casanova No iis Mott ,oooo
Lohmaan .e.Te ,ad trni rldhd 20 IN year 5000
Mr7i Scf,nn, to James Kotcham NO l'o -oo,
p.ln WaiIsco = and VII, to the Titi- Guarantee
and T,us, Co. 37th..t o lexington ,sco,
p. ~ ,9do?y.o, and nllfc To Elmer Allon
cor Croton Aqucduct and Kingshrid9c Hoa'' 40
po,,l y tp.scr,cS and VIII, 10 Dlyid ouiqcy.
n cor Wc.tchester-aye and Fr9leave c.-,
MN. m9af9 r,,,,,.,h to Jane. nuaicld Ii1th.
Eohrs Frederick and wife to the German Ameri'
Real Est,tc TUT Gunrant,' GO has'e q oco
shoaTai hGroCho Of siave YEAR. 5000
Ston" AG'Sna' y y1 TO- sara" - 5000
Trick J c. 10 Leopold Ifuttcr, 2d.ave Of . ooo
Tho Icbrcw TcchnIcal Institute. to the Boon ooo
do Iiir.ch Fund II !rh-~t " 81 ~ ave tcas oV'o
Fa ans Nv W' man arm ot Kmrsbrdqc years 10000
Weir Janr to Dollar savings Hank. Ire- $3.50
mont-aye Of Anthony-av"' N''r--....---... i'oVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

The following securities sold at auction at the
NewYork Real Estate Salrsroom by Adrian II. Muller
& Son:
% shares Ncw.York. Ncw.Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company. $50. 80.
10 shares Williamsburg Gas Light Company. 1922.
10 shares New.York Bovrry Fire Insurance Company,
So .
500 Columbus and Eastern Coal Company first mort
gag G per cent bonds due 1900. 800 lot.
60 shares Bay. Winona and st. Paul Railroad
10 shares Real Estate Exchange and Auction ROOM
limited. 022.
shares NewYork Guaranty and Indemnity Company
3j6ic. ~
o3l % shares Fast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company. second preferred. pa
81 shares Fast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road Company common. 4. $50
common 800 lot.
$500 Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad Company third
mortgage income Dond. scrip. $50 lot -
Pacific Railroad Of Missouri Told stock $50
GOO share. Toledo St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad
Company, common, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

All the offerings at auction In the real estate mSrKt yes
terday No. Ill broadway. Smyth Ryan offered
No. Az Yves; Endave fourstory and basement Drown
dwelling a lot 2OxlOo, hardwood trim and first
ella plumbing. The bidding stared 49, 900 ana rail
up s9o0 at which price the property was BID In Tor
accounts the
The sane Arm offered No. $40 East onehundryd and,
scventieths; the property consists OF two story brik
dwelling with oncsOry frame shop IN the -ear on lf
1918. The bidding run from $4,000 up TO sf9Io 81
which price the property bid In for account OF the
owner. 40.
Thu firm offered under fcrcloura our-t,ry brick
dw cling lot l0iXl00, West One-hundreth.st,
west Of Eichthnve. The plaintiff in the proceedings
the buyer for sl4 600
wi-m Kennedy offered in PARTITION two tull lots on
lsnd They sold for $500 and $500 e. Joseph
f. Su It'll.
The following sale private contract & announced
H. r. schellha las sold for the Brooklyn Trust Company
No 320 Clinton ave- four-.tory twenytwo foo: brown
stone dwelling With lot running through to Vanderbiltave
With stable. The purchaser IA y prominent uPo"n
BROOKLYN physician Consideration S25 900.
The stock OF the Exchange sold yesterday at public
auction for OBJ hein1 Of ola points over he IN
price. Arthur Wheeler Francis, OF No 2Q Fih.aVe OF
tn firm OF I'ndd Francis has ben posted for men'
tcrshlo In the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, Sept. II. D. m.IConsols. 90 70 for
money and 66 1915 for tho account New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds, 81 "a:
Canadian Pacific. 80 SIS; Erie 90 Is: Mexican or.
binary 90 IA St Paul Common. 80 70 New-Yorly
Central. llo Reading % Is Mexican Central new
per cent bonds. g. IL. The amount Of bullion
gone into The Bank Of England balance to-day Is
Eos 900
p. m.-Indla council blk were allotted tOdnv NJ
an advance Of 1-32d per rupee
Paris adviceS quote per cent rentes nj 100 francs
65 Confines for the account. md Exchange London
of 25 francs 10 ccntimcs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

wore suppossd 10 come from Ncw-York. At ParIs
French 3 per cents dropped to l0O.47 IL. u nue
rose 10 lO0.65, sight exchange on London laii"s
to 2510 francs TO the sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
New.Yorly. "wednesday. ssptemhoI

NewyorS wednesday. September II.
The following salns were held at the Ncw-York Real
" tsto,v dw"ning win lot No 50 West iGoth-.t 50,
4472 IT " Of sthave, lot 1otyloo.1l; David ii Nc
lots ltoth:st. 1903 n of SiOrrs-avc, 25H1oo
SaIcs of dwelling With lot No sio Fast 170th.st. Of
rrrklin-ovc and DWELLING with lot No Az West End
ave " ssh.st were withdraw. ~ .
Sales OF dwelling with lot No 303 West l3Sth.s W OF
7h-,vc and dwellings with lots Nos 3o2 and 3ot ~e
i29tl.st W OF 7h.ave adjourned TO September %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
Che Curt.
Cost an0 fonn6.

4 Osr or STOLEN -BankbOok No. 00 SoJ. OF the Ger
IL Savings Baak Ia the CITY OF New-fQrk coriici
Itn-ave. aud l@ulst All persons are c0utionc o9a n-
negotiating the II NOT returned 70 the hank Jhs
sth day u Oeeber. les'2, dupeatt viii BE- Issued.
4 OST-pank book No. as7 Ip@. rank for savings, u
- Rleeeksrtt NewNoFk. Payment stopped. Pl,aS
return book TO Bank.
1 oSr.-Rankbook No 3sS ST.. Psak for sayinGs ~
IL Eeeck.r.st. Ncw-york. Payment STOPPED. Pie ~
return book TO bank.
7 OST.-Bankhook No. 5so3lT. rsnk for S,,incs ~
IL Becckerst. NHw-Yoa. Payment stopped. r'ass
return book to bank
4 OST.-Rankbook No. 51o,997 Rsnk for ssyinrs ~
IL Bleeckerst. New.YoEk. Payment st"n"~* VI -
return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

jennie siprc 10 Max Mnisman and onother ai2 900
IIester-st No 49, James w kctthan ana VIE -. 49,.
Seraphina Mcri oiOoo
Tearl.st n corner Fulton-st CT. 1A6l .1alsX2o;
John y Kirkland TO Robert Cornell and an ,oo
other. 42Oth part. ..:.....-.. 'oo
Ionis cob U n ,'''an 49,. 20 300
4tbst = $50 n .. Of od.avc. 90 Gxso 8 Charles
Schlccht and wife to Elise leinccke and an . ooo
ColGmblast. No ~ Abraham wilmer and wife -.
Spring.st No l0G and other property; Maria A -
Wintcrhottom 10 James Wlnterbottom....,....... 10
- u Maroma + IIayiland Is 900
West I.nd.avc. : 52.o II ~ s1th-st: 2JNlOOi -
Duncan p Chaplin TO Fannie NJ Chaplin -; lie
icI,v f. A5r,bsm T. Stone .,....... $3.50
Wnttc' 20 900
4eth.st so 3 West; Frank Tliford and wife to
Henry " Tll,or1 ....-.....:. l8c
,, GJ ioo' -. coo
Iii,,.t : il; It cof stAaye, 5CMo9,lo; VIII;
tam 6 Arnold 10 tho E1ut1be Life Assurance -
Society, United states PANE -. :-..;;. ~
rnoS Kar and vie to Emanuel John.on 1880
Cambridce-,vc. =. 100 II n OF lssth-st poNoHoi
Seward w Hopkins and vile 70 thrlstian ,o,o
croton "A, e rct a 9 CO.. X ng'hriace Rold 3iXjjx
53xll5. Elmer \ Allen AID wife u Anderson coo
l'o 5nd,, iricn nS 70 Lean l. ncnbothem 200
Hills, o s. 100 u ~ Rocks 5uNi5o; James o.o
+ sheridan nj. n Louis Stects iooo
Ill.st 40 u " ROrkst, 2jNl5), same 70 o-.
william Lllcy-...-...... w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15


Speculation in railway securities was exposed
N many divergent influences. The opening was
strong and in some respect almost buoyant. Inc
amicahle settlement OF the differences between
the Reading RAILROAD and its employees was
sufficient excuse for an opening advance OF i per
cent in Reading stock lhere was sdiu W JJ iob
scarcity of Western Union Telegraph stock, when
aiso WAS active and materially higher. thder
such leadership it not surprising thai NV
whole market was imbued with fresn cohhuenoc'
Tho Western railway shares were auccted IaNoi-
ably. moreover, by the fact trat tlerc nau ~, ~.
buying was proved afterward TO be chlenS 10, ioi
the short account and when this demand was - Is
fed there followed a period OF lnanluoh ~ ~ ~
viyal of activity was brought about py suuuc ,
fall in Northern Pacific 9reierbbc c stock toc declined
we're more sellers than buyers. ApPate".hh ny
the selling was by the bear faction, pH. ~; ~
cmployrnent of bear brokers for the nlai 1iie
of long stock is an ancient device; dne ,b.t
a AZ was needed, and it was furnished
promptly by another squirt OF ABOUT "a p.
cent In Western Union. The scrip dlvluchu we
aid 70 have been declared, and II there was any
short interest in the stock u was dulch ,,s ,ad
ont When the action Of the directors was il,aae
I1n"un the rise in tho stock was dl,co'ercu 10
ha entirely professional and arthclai. III wv,
iost honr all stocks declined readily because ~
the previous speculative movements, UNI cu nboInra
cial announcement Of several deaths iron S Sa
a. tho CITY was a pretcXt for sharp decInc.
1bn Losing was feverslly weak at generally the
iowest prices but in consequence OF the PREY
allies the final losses were rarely ABOVE per
cent THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Tbcre we're still no transactions In Government
honds at the Stock Exchange. put the market
was steady at these quotauons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
UOND NEWS
NEW BANK.
Otterbein. 1nd.-Farmers' Bank OF oterbeln
CtllAhl .......--. d.
NEW COMPANIES.

NEW COMPANIES.
Buffalo, " Y.-Fideitv Trust and Guarantee
Co., George r.. Forman. Truenan g..
Avery John Sattcrield and othcrs.
incorporg tors capital. ............ ...
b. do n trust and blnking business.
Chicago, Ill.-Uiah Mining Co.. John
Schmalz President. capital ..-.......
Chicago. nl.-stccl Brake Beam Co. Monroe Il.
Willard president. cfptnl.. ..--......
Salt lake City. Ttah.--I'alantc Mining and
Milling Co.. +. NJ Lyman, president.
capital ......-..-..-... ...-.-..--......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
Furnished 6onses tuantc0.

suy ANTED-Frnn October Is TO May l. In or about New
w Rochelle or Mt. Vernon nicely furnh he'd cottage
containing about 10 rooms, With 3l modern Improvements
and stab attached Address L. ~, Box 157. Greenwich,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
FURNISHED apartments % Get.

DrpyisuTD APAETMENTS- Elegant "Yosemlte' -
L cSrncr Flrk.avc. and G.d.st iarse parlsr four
light bedrooms, stam boat and
An modern couvenenccs 81 $50; The Yosemite is ab-o
lutrlv M proO'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

The business in State issues was limited TO a
sale of $4,000 South Carolina nonIunnaS9'e ,q %
at 2. or city bank Stocks hanover s0'o ''''
The general bond market was little more
active but the movement OF prices was irregular'
Tho carly advances were not wholly lost In some
issues. and in others the decline was not checked.
Atchison incomes were particularly strong ana tney
closed small fractsn higher at t. 90 al, aitbane amer
dull at SO 3.4. Reading incomes advanced on
the settlement Of the differences between the
company and It's employees, but the advance , IN
the thirds was alone above fraction. Inc
Nor.hern Pacific issues were depressed In sympathy
witb the epecuation in the stocks, and consoi
Is sold at "a. At the close the movenVnt vas
sharply downward. Reference Is maze 10 our '"'i
report Of bond sales ,od
eNioney on call was easier, and although it ruled
at Aa5 per cent, the supply was so ian IN
creased that the last loans were made at per
The Clearing House statement was a a. l9Ipw HS
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
pase S' made up by loss Of sG5a,oo9 in
rcncy. less a gain Of $22s;I91 in COIN The days
oeraS,ns 81 aspa9da resns in general
Valance Of Sl3i, s23,7S2, consisting OF Sll2,-
sdo99I coin AMI 81 9,0l2, s6I currency.
The Treasury fought $4,000 ounces OF si 5 1q
bullion at prices ranging Ha o fto% amounted to
Ibe United States Treasury Mt Washington re-
ceived today $l45.esl National bank notes Tor
Tbep customs receivts ss25ose the inter
nal revenue receipts $44o,61s and the miscel-
lan~ous receipts S23,52b. j.,
IT, d,r,s Washington Treasury statement OF
Gosh on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows: n,,...
Net es s silver nd soo5c2a 2slss77 Dec 1s'0'o
Net s ssaa tenders 1sssS44s 1.oas42o 2i7,o77
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
proposals.

IT &. ENGINEER OFFICE Army Building.
Tor rcpilrng dixie. at I.9naogt Iarer a. n Tl ,a 6i
then pubIrly opened Specifications blank forms and an
available nformatloa WI he rr1'sned on application to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

The following table compares the estimate for
the current quarter with the actual returns IN
the same period last year
Quarter ended Sept 80 Actual 1891. Estimated 1872
W, reca,n,s s2I-ll5i s2,200l00
Deduct oco
Interest bonds. e242 800 an o go IVo OF, oco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

Net cash bal sl43 o37 067 s142, @a 80 De-. s7''!%o
The foreign exchanges were dull, and rates ior
wised 1not,tjons fer actual business Bankers
bills 81 ss 1854 Sc 10 and "a 81 3;+as4 ss for
long and short sterling respectively; frencl
francs, s 17l-2 and IL 5-S; reichmarks' W DC
In London British consos advanced Lie -
oG 7-s for money and l.S to s6 5-l5 ior tne
sccount The Bank of England gained c2s,OOO
%ulI;on IN balance In the open market money
rcmajned abundant at previous rates India
Council bills were allotted at an advance Of
I'Sod nor rupee. but bar silver was quoted a
.r,ac lower at 80 Id an ounce. American rail-
wav shares improved steadily, although the de.
mand was not large. and the early buying ordefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

1000 Third Az list 5s.1I3
1000 Tol & o c LIST. 1861
1900 L Pac Gold 6s :
Col TT Notes. % '
10000 L p Col TT 4ies. o.
1000 L j d & G. LIST 69l2
1000 do ...,....... 20
1000 w NY & Z LIST. .1022
10000 w NY & z I'd. 3za.
1900 Wis Cen Co inc. 32l2
1000 DO ...-. 52os
ICON Wabash RR 1st.1o5
5000 W Sh Gtd Is SO. 1925
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
lilnsiral Instruments.

AN ASSORTMENT or SECONDHAND GRAND
Wright ard Square Pianos OF our nake IN pi,vi e"n
diton and fully warranted also number of sec0ndh
Pianos Of other rromnent matcrs At Nery 10" prices
WIN. KNADE CO.,
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RO5t.-There are no light haired Indians.
POIaicS.-Beniamin Harrison had one electoral
vote less than his grandfather
Fact-Antony and Cleopatra both committed
suicide
Kentucky.-Henry Clay was six times elected
Speaker of the House.
'Thedtre.-Miss Mather was the protege but
not the wife of James Hill.
Knight-Buenos Ayres has a population of
about half a million.
Questton.-Rob't E. Lee resigned from the
United States army April co. 1861.
L. IT. R-Gold was at it's greatest premium
in this country in 1854
teL.-Presldent Cleveland vetoed some 300
pension bills. All the Presidents before him
together vetoed some rs.
JonaS.-Congress can prohibit immigration or
restrict it, under the constitution as it stands.
Richards himself again is one OF
Collery Cibber's emendations to Shakespeare
Richard Ill"
James Non every pass issued for visitors
to Girard college is printed the restriction in
Stephen Girard's will which prohibits ministers
of every denomination from entering its pre-
cincts The present board lives up to this regu
lation as well as is possible.
c. Gin round numbers the killed and NOR
tally wounded at Gettysburg were 5000. The
wounded numbered $1,000. The killed of the
allied army at Waterloo were 1906: the
wounded numbered IA, 539 and 4,23l were miss
ing.