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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

In past years the day for the opening debate
upon the tariff bill has been . red letter day,
and almost all the members have been in at
tendance, and the galleries have been thronged
with spectators But the rule mot with its ex-
ception this morning. Whom the Speaker
called the House to order at noon there were
not more than $50 members present, and the
galleries did not contain more than the usual
audience.
Mr.. Newberry Of Illinois from the commit
tee on public buildings and grounds. reported
bills for the Increase Of space in the Chicago
post Office and providing for . site for public
building in the same city. COMMITTEES Of the
whole.
Mr.. Lauham Of Texas, from the committee
on irrigation. reported bill for the reclama-
ton of the arid lands Committee Of the whole
Mr.. Little Of Now York, from sthe committee
on worlds fair. reported Q bill authorizing the
librarian Of Congress to exhibit certain docu-
ments at the worlds fair. House calendar.
On motion of Mr.. Culberson (Iex-) Q bill
was passed changing the time OF holding court
in the eastern judicial district OF Texas.
Also to regulate the manner in which prop
erty may be sold under DEGREES Of United
States courts-
Also bill disqualifying judges. justices and
commissioners Of the United States from sitting
in cases In which ttey are interested or when
they are related 10 either party within the
sixth degree Of consanguinity or afinity.
Also bill providing for terms OF the United
States circuit and district eourb 81 Cumbsr-
land, Nd.
Als0 bin to provide shs tinsNnd plaes cot
0ossiassd o. IVA Pea
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IL You Arr Gone To GEr A

Pair Of Shoes tomorrow Just remember that WILSON
CARR, 820 + ST. n w., selling the best IS. SO
Shoe seen In Washington. II your feet little
Int tsndsr and require comfortable shoe this
particular footwear will be worth twice its price to
you. The e. so shoe for ladies may be had in dull
glsss nnsh and they contain solid comfort than
any Shoe In the market Please yourself about the
tos-broad. medium or narrow. The shoe for gentle
b neat and dresay in appearance and Its wearing
Qualittss are sufprisnR. Have you their patent
leather shoesf They here In al styles, and the
prices range from So 10 o10. mhS-6t
II xRvAND. ENGRkvER AND LITHoGRAPRIR
"A 1011 tenn. eve. nv.
viaatin6 sas1s psiAtsa fsem plass. H. ~ 1oQ eel
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STOLEN BoNDa-Mr. Samue, Morgan of
Parker. Pa. has informed the Treasury Depart
ment that eight registered 4 per cent bonds
were stolen from him last evening, viz, four
$1,000 bonds numbered from 14,275 to 4.27s
inclusive and four 800 bonds numbered from
0,S20 to 10,823 inclusive. Treasury officials
have been instructed not to redeem the bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

THREE BILLS APPRovED.-The President has
signed the census deficiency bill; the act for
the relief of Aquilla Jones, ST., and the act con-
stituting Newark, N. J., port Of immediate
transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

BONDS REDEEMBD.-The amount Of ~ pc,
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was s4s 200
making the total redemption to date S23, 4SS,
$50 and leaving outstanding s2,O7l,5 $50.
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SECRETARY BLAISE.-It is reported at Secre-
tary Blaine's house this morning that the Secre-
tary rested well last night, that the fever is
gone and that he is much improved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

TREASURY ARREsTs.-The Treasury Depart
ment is informed Of the arrest of James Ken
ley at Washington, Pa, for counterfeiting and
the arrest at Des Moines, Iowa of Harvey Shell
ledy for counterfeiting and George W. Scott
for forgery. The charge against Scott is that
he forged the Endorsement Of q check drawn
in favor Of Psymaster D. r Larned of the
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

WAR SHIPS LEAVE MoS1EvIDEo.-The o. 8.
ships Chicago. Bennington and Atlanta have
sailed for La Plata from Montevideo.
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Nominations by the Prsssds.a

~SCHssfsssesC1s
The President today sent ths following
nominations to the Senate:
Treasury-stuart y. McClsarn Of Aaoashr-
setts, 10 be collector Of customs for TIE District
Of Marblehead, Mas. George n Miller q
Pennsyivsnia, 70 Be collector of internal
revenue for the twenty y-third district a fsnn-
ssate-Judson G. Clsnsnts ef Georgia, - -
an interrtate commerce comminsioner, vtoo
wsltsr L Rragg. dsessssd, ed wR Li.aags
dsclmed
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $40S, ga; customs. s551, ,2l8.
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FINANCIAL.

SiCA kLN FITS PAID.-I HAVE ~ PAID
- ca part Of American Fraternal Circle s2o Q week
sNs .ntsto following members of Golden Council,
~ -; Mrs q. g, Newton. S:,o; Miss Alice o Hara,
80. y Morrison. go Fred. +. Woodward S2.j, and
MS Z = A. Corbn. Sso; Mrs. L. Sxely. s75 N.
y CALpW ELL. Secretary. It,
MN. H. CURLY. FREDERICK c. STEVENS
w Members of the Washinxton STOCK Exchange.
GUELEY STEVFNS,
heal Estate. Insurance and stock Broksrs 1335 pt
keai estate lousht, sold and rented Local sec ur-
hes bought and sold Money loaned on listed secIu-
Nsstinents- jA24R
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R,NOTICE /. hr-.EBf GIVEN THAT ,
meeting of the stock holders OF the Ariinetor
fre Insurance Company tor the District Of Columbia
Tor the erection of directors serve until tire 18th
day February, 1888 will be lie at the Office OF the
company 1903 Penn ave. NV, the city tf Wasl,-
tneton, district of Columbia on MONDAY March %
lSsgl Polls open at II and close at = D.. M Booss
for the OF stock will be closed on the afb
OF March, lHt sud remain closed until the 18th day
of March. lSlg2. -
BY order of the board Of directors
FRANK r. RAWLINGS.
~ ~Iezo-tmzoln Secretary.
E~cALIfORNIA WINS AT FAIR PIECES.
Pure juice of the grape.
SONOMA CALI ORNiA VIZ Il COMPANY
= 81 9th st. u. W.
HARRY NJ. CONRAD, Manaser faos-,m
R~SDRESs SUITS
~ FOR
HIRE,
fe23-1m 414 9TH ST. NV
K~wHERE DO You BUY YoURsi
, Not ice. Snow and Dirt but Clean Dry Fuel. kept
under cover what they get who buy their Coal nd
Wood from V. BALDWIN JOHNSON Only the best
anu one prSe TO everybody. Complete acilities
bottom prices full weight and measure. clean fuel
prompt deliveries. '
ofhces-llOl K ava NV, 51l IT. \. O. and 51e
y .. :. v. jal9
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Mn NNlNAl.

NsS \ Ss.
stIs
sss AsassSAS ssSVS,gs ,Ns rxrsrn
Vas 'SS-s,~s -. sssNs ~ y~ss IA n. ,.ars
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s''~- ~->'S---s-Ah ss1 y, ssss as~ gr~st .sa ears-
Hs~>>'~ 'as Rev. ~ sVsss>sss>l ~ ysu. and
s>-'' - '-@-Ss ~ ss~-s1 ~UASs, ,sar ..siss-
49,
h0@ -. 49,. '>~s~s sSsz saSssy. Ss..iry,
N~~.s-~ Nss~s~ sss~s~ s>srA., 49, Every
s&'~s ssd sSsSeasesS. - .sSr,ssa Rant Of
sss> 81 o. ~ sss ~ so>a ysr ysAr.
AAsxssAS sxcrSIrr AND TRUST CO..
1T. RRIrToN. Prsadsns
s's ss-s. ss~>. s>..ss.s-i.os Ganv. IL
SsgS.>es rlNcsr on LIVES OF MEN AND
.; 80 'TS;a a, ooo ooo
as. NOS P NoEszSs ssr.
A Rrx.xkAsLE GHowrn
rxs WARRINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY.
p.t,rp ,.n,- ox, ~o.,e
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0seekhaldsrs' liability a. OO0 OOQ
es>.sss saildinx. esh and sts. ~
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REASONS Fox DEpos1rrso In TIE
UNION SAVINGS BANK.

UNION SAVINGS BANK.
ID BECAUSE IL furnishes the means Of owning your
own home. Thousands of families home
less and penniless because they were never able
to get ahead enough to make the first payment on
shouss. The Union Savings Bank will enable
you to provide the required amount you will
take its advice.
CD BECAUSE 1t enables young man to provide the
capital necessary to start in business. The sx-
perience of the country the past forty shows
that the safest and best place 70 sccumulate
money 10 . savings bank.
(0 BECAUSE our Stamp System provides the best
known method OF inducing children to their
pennies and teaches them how to begin business
from the start Doyou know that cents day
saved by child for twenty years. with inter-
est compounded ssmi-annually. will amount to
from 5000 to 81 900! And that 81 day for the
same period will amount to from SIS, 900 to e20.-
600,
90 BECAUSE our Instsllment Bonds are the most
profitable and attractive cumulative investment
which is absolutely safe that you can make.
(5) BECAUSE the Bank will act your agent and sd
wiser; will assist you in making good invest
msnts. and will aid you in every way to hasten
the period when you may dwell undsr you1
own vins and ~ tree"
UNION SAVINGS BANK.
500 7TH ST. NV.
Opposite Post Once Department.
Hours, $50 . m. to pm.
Saturday evenings: 9 to sp.m. mh3-h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KWcs s.. =, HOPE sn ASD HELP MIssI9S %S
Worker All II si
1fsInlsii s,..s5Z MSETISs ~ NJ YER
fEi.DAi' II AarsS v. + 'Haf9E HfrEGhExs H pro ,em
4~sOUTH CAPITOL STREET BRIDGE AS
80 sociation,-A meeting Of the above sssocis-
on will be held at its headguar Room So Amer-
PA. Election Of Off and other business Of ini-
portarce will come before the association All per.
JAS " SeRGE ss.nr Ss gsssset sssreary
~WAsHIhGTON I. A: CHAPTER. No. p
the csapser d s chapter T
oetoct Gao EVESifG En- asrra s. & a1 is =. hafpast
a he invited
sRsSsit fSsSss'sS Sssss 3D. ss
Of the American trsterna Circle n she city
'nTl!ed IL to meet with n H. P. CALDWELL secretary
k-~GILBERT WALDEN, THE CELEBRATED
~ southern elocutionst. will give an enter
Il Ss's' selosi Fe.s
K~CHRIsTI ENDEAvoRERs AND
S,is ,onsl & E. story entitled The rarksrtOwn nse-
wednesday evening. March % .. 30 oeloei. Ana mh,S
ALL PERSONS WHO WERE CONNECTED
- with Howard University prior to the year
1870 are cordially invited to NEE: Dr. d. B. Nichols
N the college building on WEDNESDAY NIGHT
(March 81 at O'Clock p m. H. NJ BROWNE,
mh7-3ts ~ J. SHADD
ksNOBBY SHAPE-BEST GRADE
ootns ssy Sa,r 81 showing you
fen reasons uhy you shOutd Get Knox"
Hat-the best IN headgear.
spring shapes now ready-nors styltsh than
6per.
B. II. STINEMETZ SONS,
Sole Washington A Osnly for the Kaor Hnfs
12S7 Pa. ave. NV. mh0
k>A FOOL AND HIS MONEY
are soon parted-but the wiso
man steps Just round the
corner" before deciding and
Ands what is betterI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

WE WOULD ADVISE
All
Builders
and Carpenters
before submitting
their total bid to get our
bid for glass. We save
You money and may be the cause
| Of your getting the contract. We have
every variety of the finest imported and
American sheet and plate glass We are .'fxperts
in handling olass" in the brosdest sense Of the word
CHAS. E. HODGKIN.
Expert Handler Of Pa,e Glass &"
mh9 913 7th st. NV
E%THEY WOULD WIN. TOOL
Each and every pair Of the
Emerson Emerson Shoes are q carefully
SAoss made - II that particular pair was
SAinsd 10 b. submitted to . COMMITTEES in
xSs& competition for . prize Msde for
men only.
R. 3. GROVER co..
Sole Makers and Sellers ar the Esmssssa Shea
1lO3 Pa. avs.-nsxt to Star once. uh9
<FoR HOME Oh HOTEL
cooking apparatus that u scientific In
plan. mechanically perfect In construction
and complete in every detail
Psrhsps you have never heard Of the Born
etesl Plate French Range; but you VIII
n settssss every 1ssa We ell u and var
8. g. sHKDD BRo.
432 9TH ST. NV. rho
E~YoU MAKE NO MISTAKE
In buying Dunlap" Hat II vss Dunlap Who
introduced hns hsadgsar in America and vs sre
sos Washington agents. We sell other Dsebiss q
| wILLETr RUoFF.
Leading Dtstriof HaetsrAs
| mho 005 Pa. ave. nw
IE~"AERTzs" MODERN IDEAS.
Concerning thoss twenty -Avs
dollar suits 70 your order
We cut and have thsm tailored
| right hsrs-tEy them on, and
withal they rsesivs eur bsss
possible attention. You're vel
| look.
v. o. NERf2sO
Tailoring shop.
mho s1l 1lth ss
K~ GOOD LIGHT" " AI5oMEp 70 I,1NdI I1dL
soat % g .s.nd.rd n'sst Nc nSS
R>SOHNER PIANOS ARE TN 6TZNDARD
,s:ss 81 8 z. e fssas sDsS ss.a
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CAPITAL STOCK OF
TIE sCHILLINGER CURBINo AND PAVING
COMPANY
tths Banking House Of
WOODS CO.. 1222 ~ ~.
OFFICERS
l. p. WRIGHT. President
JOHN @. POOR. Vice Presdsnl
b. 7. WOODS. Treasurer.
Il H. WAINWRIGHT. Secretary.
II. y. MCLAUGHLIN. General Manages.
REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Ths business Of the company IN . wsl1-known and
established 1t IL the intention Of the COM
psny 70 sdd to its former lines of business thatos
ASPHALT STREET PAVING.
For conducting which 1t will have new and complete
outnt Of tools and machinery. and will BE- fully pre-
pared 10 sxscuts largest contrsctsn this Why PROF.
stabls hno Of business.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
fs2ee 14l3 q u Nv.
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N -
You pay as much a. e25 for ready made
Ovsrcoat. and trust to luck to have it 1T or
wear decently. For the same money We will
make you an elegant Ovsrcoat to order
guarantee it to ht faultessly. and give you
your choice of . couple Of dozen shades Of
Tan. Gray. Fawn. Browns. &C. This is
nghting ready ads cothIsrs with their own
vsapon-low prices.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON. Tailor,
mh9 Corner 9Th and sts nv,
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K~FAMILY COAL
The above is my speciality. Ny bust
ness having been established since 1850,
i am prepared by experience to aid you
in the selection of suitable fuel. OAK.
Hickory ana Kmdiing Wood cut any
length desired.
]. MAURY DOVE
Ofices: 21st and i NV. LOG H ct.
NV. 1926 n st. NV. Wharf. foot
and q SITS. d2l -3m
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FIDELITY
DUIDINa AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON. D. O.
Subscribed Capital O. 200. 600
Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits. and 10 Per
Cent paid Deposits left with the Association for
ysarsI
You borrow o. 900 from on Real Estate sscur-
ity and Day 1t back at the rate Of s13 per month.
The l7th series Of stock IL now open for subscrip-
tion-
ofers unprecedented opportunity for invsstmsnts,
combined with absolute security.
Ior circulars and other Information spply n ofcee
OILS and OILS r st. nv.
Nsxs to Columbia National Bank
OFFICERS.
HARRISON D1NGMAN.. .................... President
ANDREW WALL. lst Vice President and Manager
GEORGE w. LEACH. "a Vice President
ALONZO TWEEDALE. Secretary
oEOhoE Treasurer
JNO. L. sMIId Attorney
EDWARD s. YORK. Manager Of Loan Department
rrHE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND
L SECURITY COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY
CAPITAL, $l.OO0.OO0.
For small annual premium this company ID pre-
trust, thereby renewing them Of beng under obgs-
A. p PARDON CO.,
6lo l4th st. NV,
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contract and buoyancy in spot lots, however, pvJ ~
about n general recovery. and closing prices sowo e -
slight gain some cases ON the spot, iS mt. About
Use Of I-2a34c, and offerings were "o
10000 bushels were taken for export. ,r Long
cats weakened and closed l.@l 3c 100 900
selling and deivcre, on contract trasinr was
hushels contributed 70 the decline. Spot u'ai'7 ~
slow with decline Of la l3c in so io.cd Sender
There wero no spot sales and speculation Wils o"ii
The final Official QUOTATIONS were as io'l ~ OF Isl
Wheat-Febnm:y, ~ u 10 .i''i'" -
Corn-Febniary 40 L.; March. 40 3'7' May 49,
'" 1atS1Febrnary, 90 Ii; March, SO Is; May 80 3'4
cents. ,,, ., 60 Nav 80 os
York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston Zoo " Sao
as follows: Wheat. l6s,5J4 bushels corr o. ia
%nsi,ei' oats l43.9C4 bushels. total glIin "i4
bushels -four. 594io PACKAGE AZ Cmc"s%N; what
,ro,icc and st. Louis the arrivals were W 49, CES
cS so- bushels: corn. 5-1 729 bushels; 2ais, @lco,
bn-hc!,: total grain, 1o23,3lt bushels; hoaF -o'li
LnrIcls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
GRAM And PRODUCE MARhETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply Of grain in the United states on
Saturday was: Wheat. 43l22,2ji bushels decrease
594.075 bushels: corn. 7,3aG,5i6 bushels Increase
49, ,533 bushels oats. 3,j723l0 bushels, decrease
1868 bushels.
News from abroad again favorable for the
bear side, and the early session was characterized by
depression and free selling OF wheat. Foreigners sold
heavily some parties placins their lines at from 900
coo 10 1000 900 bushels, Then again. the big bears
both here and in the West, kept up vigorous ham.
mcrng movement and prices broke j-o6 Use There
decrease In the stocks at Liverpool but II was
lost sight OF in view Of the depressed cables. Liberal
arrivals in the Northwest and rather small scaboari
clcaTInces contributed 10 the decline. did the alb
scnce Of material export inquiry Another Weakening
factor expected Increase IN the visible supply.
The latter however showed decrease. and Oh Ills
local shorts started covering; hencc reaction OF
3-4n7-sc Toward the close the market began to
setth and ultimately closed le014c lower than OH
saturday Deliveries contract amounted to 100000
bushels May opened at ~ 90 5-s. sold up 20
81 OF L. and closed at II OF Il. The spot market
and for milling aIIh four loads were taken
Corn sympaihized with wheat early in the day. and
prices declined Ia &C. lower cables and long selling
helping the downward tendepcY. Small deliveries on
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financial.
NETWORK. Feb. l. 1892.
To the Stockholders and BondhOtders Of ne
ELIZaBETAT0WA, LEXINGTON
Big SANDY RAILROAD co.

Tho cbosaroase and Ohio Railway Company, having,
under contract with c. J.. Huntington. purehaseu i'oh
him oil his securities in the aDoVe'haiheu conp""y' 'u
having agreed to offer the same terms 10 other Ho' VI
Ike securities hereby gives notice that on anu Si''r '
date # is prepared % such securities Tor eNeasc
On the terms stated becw tho office OF DeNel Morgan
& Co. New.York (who will issue temporary nesouaoe re-
CENTS therefor provided the are deposited OH OF DE-
fore the Goth Febrnry, 1892.
~ 600 Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company f'2 per
cont gold bond OF on which interest VIII be paic from
March 1922 to be given exchange for each 7loOo
Ilabethown Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad COMPANY
frs, mortgage per cent bond with March 1892 coupon
attached which coupon will be purchased ond paid iof IN
oash on or before July l. 1892, TO the holders OF DreNe
Morgan 81 Co.'s receipts.
~ shares common stock Of the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company be given in exchange Tor eacD II Vvo
de bentlre bond Of the Ezobehtown, Lexington ana zig
Sandy Railroad Company
share common stock Of the CHESAPEAKE and ONO Hai-
way Company DO given in exchange for each shares Of
the Elzabethtown, Lexington and Biz Sandy Railro1d
Company.
The and bonds Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Eawoy
Company above referred will part Of the Issues con-
tpated circular Of January %, 1892 addressed u
the holders OF certificate, for its stock and the securities OF
the Elizabethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad
Company exchanged above Will be deposited as TART OK
the security the Chesapeake and Ohio mortgage with
provisions for the reorganization OF said Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Lexington and Big Sandy property, found ex
pcdicnt.
by order of the Board of Directors,
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co,
BY ME. INGALLS,, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
.rIIr Tn AnE ~ ClIrCAGO.

C,lcaco, Feb. (opccal.-The wheat trade hai "'
owe on Partridge today 1t was well understood ''''
hi, big plungcr short enormous line ana 10 "o
l.o well understood that he had sold calls for 4oooOoo
bushcls OF wheat good for today. at about ~ - Genus
for Nav Whenever wheat to-day got at the eau price
hc nit filed up and the excitement became h'T,n.
When the price got the call nguc, a. IL uii ~,
moment or two the excitement greatly ihcrel"u "o az
pardrldge escaped safely. The maet closed JUST ~
he cali fgu, but with cables amc,t panchy o 10 y
Iody called any wheat. May sold from 30 to 49,
cents but closed at 80 -. The decrease In INC Vs' m
sunnIy of 5g7 900 bushels and the falling on III to
worlds wheat shipments 10 Europe of .2OooVo Dueii
cls inst about Offset the very weak cables II Is on
nectcd that there will Doe substantial decrease III o
morning in the passage Figures. Com waS dus,;
NAY odd between 40 IS and II 3S cents ana coSi
M 10 rs. There little Increase In the 'Ilpo
supply 10000 bushels but the dayS eAPorud o vas
an'e, were enormous 100000 bushels. The trade was
igh oats almost foatureleSs, doing niue nolS
,han following CON. May sold between 30 II ana 81
cents. ara closed at 80 IS. There were more hoso,
IL coo than ANYBODY expected. That opened pro
vision, weak. Prices at the yards were 10 cents owg
The hog estimate for Tuesday, however was S'h Nh,
40 600 That brought about a little recovery; Mas
porl, sold as low As 81 -, but closed a. - 30 May
land as low A. 80 81 but closed ut SO 1O May IDS a.
low a. b 30. but closed at - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
NEW. YORK. Jan. 80, 1892.
To The Stockholders and Bondholders Of the
ELIzABETHT0WN, LEXINGTON
Big SANDY RAILROAD co.:

I have agreed to exchange tho capital stock Of the
Elz1bethtown Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Com.
plny owned by me stock Of the Chesapeake
Ohio Railway Company at the rate Of two shares Of tho
stock Of the Elzabethtown Lexington and Big Sancy
Company fDr share of the stock Of the Chesa
peac and Ohio Railway Company and agreed to exchange
debenture bonds OF the Eizabcthown Lexington and
Big Sandy Railroad Company owned by fer the Ike
Chesapeake and Chic Railway Company, and agreed TO
exchange hrt mortgage bonds OF the Eliz1bethtown
Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Company owned by
me at par dollar for dollar for AZ per cent bonds TO DO
issued by the Cheso p-oke and Ohio Railway Company
The Chesapeake ard Ohio Railway Company has agreed
with me that IL would, upon the Ike terms and
provided in respect myself exchange common
stoc and AZ per cent bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company with such holders OF the capital stock
or dcbenture bonds or mortgage bonds of the Eliza
bethtown. Lexington and Big Sandy Rairtd Company
as on or before Feb 90 1892. should with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company 70 make such eN
changes upon such and conditions, and shoud de-
post their for such exchange before that
day. The specific provisions in respect To such eX-
chrges will be announced by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
The Ellzabcthtown, Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad
Company has the three years the full
g per cen. upon IT, bond.d debt L have advanced TIE
deficit for others and withheld my own coupon, from
prcscf tatlon.
Under tho now arrangement you will observe you
receive the bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company bearing az per interest, which interest
charge that company ought be able readily earn,
pecially when 1t Is confdcItd that uey ore saving @
large amount of general expenses which the company, when
operated separately has been necessarily subjected TO-
The tendency Of G railways Is 10 consolidation and small
companies cannot operate with economy.
Allow say all that interested that It is the
boat that those holding the securities Of the
Elizabothtown. Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad and
she'll make tho exchange upon the above terms.
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