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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
@aiIer unS. &ncwnotntnos.

Wilbelm II. forbert in ieiner beriidtioter
3feoe ollie, ipel6e nit ieiner Jte0ierung urs
aufrie0en fino, auf, ben Staub Oeutl6z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07

S%rembrmG; @etpnlttDat; S6lt0=
thug
0enn Elm @ei6Gft nit elmer Nrbeiters
organization einen 8ertrag qbGelhIoiien
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

CoR sAir-l2s acREs esuD l,Sp ox pa.
j tcmAe. IN sight % Nashing-fan sad klenantlrts
sis mies i~icN lAslef pesy tart ~ sr,stns Nsssn,
Vernon Tract sood huiidans-~, sas. ~4f-r nj
rleted crosse- the pro- erfs. Aonly pr,sus.s a.
sddrgss X. sNoNnkN. Drawn =. Alexandra. Va
s-20-Sw.
I>oR RFNT-FARM. 10 A6sKs. MAR my.
4 ming 30 lrsm- house = r..ar. s-re ~ md
IN llnco.n -. Adirc-s A. htHtksn. AZ At .
oc4-N-
Tor sAI.E OR WNr-vEKy pFsrEaRfr Rrst.
u dence At Gnrr-ff Park. Nd akarrsin App A.
LoR EXCHANGE or skI-F-s NEARI-N Ma
cottage, ours, g Jar ana furus~ tna~.
lots. hice shade IN line q ce-rlc q balu-
n1ore BARGAIN. JOHN q. Johnson
oc4-t fl-F.
IcoR RFNT-Aa.RooN pNriItNc N HNaTrS
vile With scres % lsnd ilcnty fshsd-. brCK.
Ell fuRD. cls = II nN. osa
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L,oR SALE or rxcHANGF-k PM ~ ACRE
II farm three miles from WNshfnston the de Tins
barn. fences water End sighhcrhona ssfisfsfiaT1 .
hissh Snd healthy spiendid gravel raj. fl4l p-r
scre usual terms. r. A. PHILLIPS son. ls',2 Sew
York ave. s~lS4n
IL you WANT TO Buy PROPERTY FoR 4
L home or an Investment in the city or SUBURB ~,ll
AZ once on GRACE VI. THOMAS. loo Ccfruran hgild
lns Special harrnins In BEooklsnd. south Brgcilan
aud Metropolis View. SD IN
SrBuRBAN TITLE INSURANCE CoNPANY 7O3
- 9Th #. W. patent ofhc-. pr~psr~~ Al~trsrts
Of titles 20 lands IN MONTGOMERY and ninre 0eorr~s
counties. ma and IN Alersnirta and fsirfas 1n-
ties, Va. Also insures titles send for fee lisi
E'oR sALE-AT LAKELAND. MD.-FoR 81 500
Il 80 cash aud s2S ,.er mouth. wiu eay nev vel
built 9rcctn house with porches. iatrote we'll ru on
feet front and 1873 de.p. incosed with rick~' fence
i've blocks from station. Also for e.. 500 s.ss cs.f
and seS per MONTH o room hons~ With urrhas
cellar, latrobe. well, pump and oufiiildinsp W
81 feet front and 300 feet door. incicsed With rsck-
fence, three blocks from stAfion Ten other pr,g--r
ties IN cou - u erection ranging IN prtee from on
TO e. 800 will he finishe ed aud offered for sale
monthly payments from $40 20 e4h per month. Late
land Is situated eight mile from Washington The
Washington branch Of the b. and q. rair'.ai also
the line OF the propQ-ed boulevard ~ baltimore. u
has beautiful lsfe. stores, pos ofhce, schools.
churches. Sc Communication tickets 90 Ms~lAngton
only % cents each way. To see property for fur
Their particulars APPLY 20 EDWIN A. NFNMAN
Owner, l4O5 Columbia 81 n. bet 9th and IOrh snf
o and Ps's.. froms o. l0A m. orr .ia
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BOARDING.

SnS EAST CAPITOL ST., HANDSOMELY FUR
QUO nished front ROOM with excellent board; also
other rooms; herSies and pass the door oc53t'
L,oR REMITTANCE PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
Il nrst-cizss board; hons comforts.
W. T. CkUMP prorrietor, SOB 7th ct.
oc11v' Ix-stewsrd White Houssl.
E'IRsr CLASS BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS.
MRS. BLANCHE A. LAMBERT's BOARDING.
WI and Apartment House, 221 East Capitol ct. now
sibss bv lines Of hsrdlcs and street cara es&3m
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WANTED-HELp

w s:n;rss, to g, houses ready for pl..seIns and
Ocs-st' CHAs. W. KING.
WAANTEpo-FIR CLASS coAI MhKERs. OFF
hss-s sAlSE S on P.s'ao9ns best prices
/ WANTED-AT KEEN's, 1912 ST. NV. TEN
w frst~class coat hands oc3-3t
WANTED-FIRsT-' LASS CAKE AND PASTRY
w baker Address L. Y. O.. Star ONCE. oc3-3
WkNTED-ExPERIENC NEAT WHITE GIRL
w for general Homework for one person and mend
ri must STAY nis6ss and furnish good reieTen.e
WANTED-A RELIABLE MIpDLE-AGED COL
w oTei woman as chanbermsid and waitress; one
aERly between 10 and 10 o'clock m at 800 ods t.
WANTEp-A SERVANT TO COOK. WASH AND
.sd one as s sg i1 Apply
bet . and IL m q and D. m. S:}o 22d 81. oc3-&'
WANTED-A GIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN TO
preferred. Inquire 70 Mass. ave NV. oc3-3t'
WANTED-LApIEs TO LEARN DRESS CUT
ting fsn t es ian and ers apply .. Is st.
WhNTED, COOKS MALE ,E...a AND Is.I rEMAL,E..
RaiRi .Rs y'isik HiO a.
WANTED : DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT b.
w resu. so1ducted by lsdies.men and women. white
and springs win references 100 i st. n W seseim'
WASTED-wE DON'T TEACH sTENOGRAPHY
w and typewriting the old way-it wastes your time
scho9i OF PRacTicRI BUSINESS s n5Hs NV v
se27-3m
XEANTED-I0 GOOD INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
w agents also > men TO travel and organize lodges.
Big commissions and steady positia 70 experienced
l.. W. JOHNSON,
se26-.5m 601 18th st. n.
WANTED-sTENoekAPHERs AND. REMING-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenographers aud
Remington operators charge for services. WICK
OFF. SEAMANS& BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer ONCE. Sth and sts n W. see9-H
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LOST AND FOUND.


Z. n REWARD-LOST. ON THE 4TH INSTANT.
CIV large pointer dog: color. liver and white.
Return to BID St w. Georgetown, D. G. oc52t'
I OST-OCTOBER 4. BETWEEN I'D AND II AND
- 18th SITS drawing of house to be bulls at An
acOsta. Reward If returned to J. A. KELLY. PIT X
st. ne 1t
I OST-GOLD WATCH; INITIALS IN E" ON
IL back hunting case; medium size. Will pay hand
some reward 70 finder when returned to W. d.
CABEIf-, 1401 Mass ave. oc1-:}t
EOCND-THREF STRAY SHEEP TUESDAY OC-
Il toter 4. 1892 in South W Washington. Owner please
ca at 700 list 81. W., where he ind them Oc3t
I OST-IN CABLE CARS BETWEEN CAPITOL
and treasury September 10. rec ipt book for
wire beds Reward will be paid for il left at 631
Massachusetts ave. NV ID. KNCWLTON co.
oci-6t'
7 oST-A SMALL SILVER WATCH AND CHATE-
IL lame between census Office and q, On ST. OF be-
tween 9th and 18th on +. Reward If returned TO sos
III st. n. oc4-2ts
7 OST-IN LOVERS LANE. GEORGETOWN A
IL black bag, with rurse containing sum of money
and cards, with owners name. Suitable reward II
left at 3ll2 = ST. NV. oc4-3ts
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ACCOUNTANTS

pATRIcK u. Q. BRENNAN. 1T Il
Il Public Accountant and Apd1>o,.
ss2lS3n, undr 1ho1nas J. H. 40
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PERSONAL

WE WOULD TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
w yon and paying biz prices for gents second
hand clOthi-s notes by mail.
oc5 JCSIHS OLD STAND. $40 ID st. n.
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Communications promptly attended to; connden-
uai. Once open all hours. Best references WI
WILLIAMS. Manager. 1s0 ST. ". je1o4m'
" and Answeru- Send 10 cents to
s ". fLYSS. A. NJ. Ivy Institute.
tylP-3m' Southwest cor. Sth and X SITS. u.
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IT 2221 18th st. s0r and b. b. br. o m e25
2227 u: ST. O.. and bath b-w BIZ. m
2231 18th st. 6r AID hath b.w br. . 25
JAMES A. hates Co.
i Souse for tbe sesson or onser: 1870 ver,nant ax
Apply on premises se34-1ms
Lon RKNr-od 60; kRoOM FRAMES ON run
vete e eecA ho1sA THoA z WAooAMAN.
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80 18TH s. nv. lir $50 68S609- 81 81 Browns
LIZ 70 70 RIA ave NV, court Sc. n bricks. .sl0
IT ~ l. 90 Gos-oall & Il Browns
I24S-50 linden It ne - lI:ss Blsd road A. a
story and Gel lar. bay TrinileJ aye Nc
window: 6r; bath. % 81 ltSf, King e. ma A. :
p bet ID andf4twrkshpl Is FiThNfSaFD
5Is2t Sc orSw IN ydl4. 20 1923 Mnw. 3-st h cellar
IVY IVY, wy .-:.s.l2 pr-hr. bay wiaucw,
lS2Q "yie 81 me- pr 10 % Ia and bath. - 90
oco sMOhhsTEDT BRADLEY. 81 F st.
EoR RENT-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE oiI
East Capitol St adjoining new library building;
1ewly papered and decorated. IA rooms bath each
noor laundry &c, new heating and sanitary plumb
out stable. Apply at Room is Atlantic bnidinx
oco-ot J. r JORDAN. General Agent
FOR RENT-NEAR CAPITOL, CARS AND HFR-
Il dies and school. seven room brick house; modern
improvements; Hk94 LIST St a.e: So per month
Apply JOHN WAGNER SON, 1900 St ne
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NOTARIEs PUBLIC.

OoNl1IssI0NER OF DREDe FOB EyERY eTA1E
JOHN 4 bKAtiA l1sl g nv
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'WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUSES.
U-ANTED-TO EXCHANGE TWO LOTS WELL
w lOcated 81 Brook and for brick house eos ing
about 81 900 to e. 900. Viii ray difference cash.
OWNER. $40 18th IT. NV oc5-6t
WANTED-A SETTLED LADY WOULD TAKE
w charge OF house for parties not desiring to do
oc5-3t'
WANTED-TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
w Washington city property. lot and house, lot
60xl3O. house 2>9e1:n, 2-story. \ room. ba-h and
pantry. corner. s3.JOo. aud one house and lot.
52lsxlUo. 2-story. rooms $1,000. W. c. TYLEE,
% Bay ST.. Jacksonville. Fla. oc4-2t'
UrANTED-GOOD BRICK IN NORTHWEST; SIX
w TO eight rooms; on easy terms Give full par
ticulars. n. W. E.. Star Office. oc4-3t
w ANTED- FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
w EOUSEs-l am now preparing a list of houses
for members Of Congress PARTIES having such prop
critics for sale or rent should call on me at once.
Il. s. DONALDSON,
sece6t' 705 I2fh ST. NV
yxyANTED-HOUsE OF SEVEN OR EIGHT
w rooms. g. m. l. bet 10Th and 10th. and r. /;
rent moderate; owners preferred, best refs. three
adults. Address RELIABLE. Star Office. oc3-3t'
NxrANTED-TO HOUSE AND LOT OwNERs-I
w want rent q house and buy lot and pay for
the same By e1csyatins grading other lots. CON
TRACTOR, 100 St NV oc3-3'
Xl-ANTED-wE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR
w houses for rent sale. Owners will please con-
fer with wERTUN. MATTHEWS & CO.. 1881 + st.
se2tl0t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EN0R RENT-FURNISHED OR CNFCRNIsHHp-A
4 house. IL Grant place. between X and X "a and
10th SITS n ". containing IL rooms and hath room
with ali modern improvements Apply ct 1919 + o.;
NV. ocS-Ns
Eog RENT-fAMrLY DEsIRE TO RENT THEIR
Il 12-rcomed house, nesriy furnished for board OF
two adults sndfwo children and years old rrfvste
family preferred Address J. F.. star ofnce oc5-3'
Tor RENr-rwo HOUSES AT FOREST GLEN,
Il Md q anu rooms; h-ssef by furnace; bath
room. hot and cold water Rent els and S2l
oc5-lw J. r. HERTfORD. l4le ss.
LHOR RENT-UNFURNIsKEp-
Il 1107 q 81. W. Ter. and store rer year a 500
LAG St W.. II rooms g. m. e.. per mo-. so 90
Oa q ST. n W. 10 rooms. - IN l., per 49,. Is. 81
l2.p 80 ST. n. W. rooms q M. T. per mo = 2g 20
iSW Linden pl ne. roosns g. m. l.. r~r mo- % ~
l2lV l.nden pl n. e.. rooms. g m. per mo- - 80
6U2 18th st. ne, 9 rooms, water, per me- 10 so
YESTERDAY 4 HALDENAN,
ocl-ot 6oS St n
E'oR RENT-ONE rHREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE;
l. ten rooms and modern improv, Tnents; 3I.l3 81
nv aeorEetowa, ID. c. Apply 10 q. W. OFFuTT.
3Stg VI ST. W.. city ocs-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

DOR RENT-HALL; SIZE, 2OXSO FEET: SECONI
L floor of 616 Louisiana ave- by night or month
rent, $50 per month.
ss37-lm +. R. BROOKS. 6Is 10Th st. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

Tor PENTHOUSE on 2D ST NEAR ST
Il n in good locality; 2-story brick, 9 rooms and
cellar; ami go. 80.
ocI-6t WATERs THOMPSON. 1885 st. NV.
E'oR RENT-423 4TH ST. NE, BET. ID AND
Il SITS. new; 3s. Or. and cellar; furnace: electric
bells and lighting tiled vestibule; cabinet man
ocii5i WATERS i THOMPSON. iai5 ST. NV NV. ~
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

E0R RENT,To RELIABLE PAkTTEs. A BEAU
4 tifnl unrisht Knabe piano at - per mo- Apply to
Prof ARNOLD N MEYER. IVA 10th st. n. W. o4-3
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

LS0R REST-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUIiD-
L ing to parties without children seven rooms and
bath; bay windows; porch in rear steam heat ele-
vstor and attendance. III 18th 1t. NV. selO-lws
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED FLAT OF FOUR
rooms. suitable for light housed keeping also two
furnished or unfurnished rooms in new house lis
4th st. ne seoS I'm
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ErOR RENT-oNE AND QNE-HALf SQUARES
- wcst Of Conn: ave. and b st., 214s F1ortda
Fiossd. sVs L. T. sEHSEs. 6oe Fse oci.i ias'
E1oR RENT-ol2 4 ST. NE, GROOM BRICK
Il mod. tnpe !; IN Arst-class cqndiftsn; handy C
SO, &C., So ;'A'f Es'sf la & : Us So q A..
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WANTED-HEIP.

WASTED-Two GOOD CASH BOYS. THE
W oe.i q differences required kpply Of KINGS
PALACE. sig. s14 9TH 81. n ocS2t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-FARMS, IMPROVED AND UNIM-
4 proved, at and near stations Metropolitan
branch. and in all other parts # Montgomery county.
se2S-lm COOKE d. IUCkETT. Rockville Nd
CUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 1O5
- 18th 81. W., patent Office. prepares abstracts
Of titles TO lands in MONTGOMERY and Prince GEORGES
counties, Nd. and in Alexandria and Fairfax coun-
ties. Va. Also insures titles Send for fee list.
ie3-in wSs.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, June o-p. m.
The inward movement in the stock market was
continued in sluggish way to-day. Inc trans
actions were smaller than they were yesterday
hut the final advances were larger Inc buying
WAS not wholly for the short account hut 1t was
that fact which served most TO disturb the hear
faction To sell stocks has been an cosy task
lately. but every decline has excited fresh
demand and 20 protect short contracts has be-
come A difficult question. The selling has dis
lodged little long stock while the floating supply
has been taken by investors as well as specuators
TIE bank failure in London was superhcially
large one, and there is little doubt thai the
bear faction hoped to derive from 1t considerable
advantage The failure served only to demon
strate what has been plainly seen ever since
the failure Of the Barings, that American rail-
way securities are the only assets which Europe
can turn instantly into money IL
undoubtedly explained in part the recent selling
for European account. The bank struggled TO
maintain an existence, and in this effort it threw
over it's available assete That the failure was OF
no great Importance was proved by e s1f %nSon
account was large. indeed. that heavy ship
ments Of gold this week are improbable Ra'es
Of exchange were not in favor OF the bear fac
ton. The crop news certainly opposed their pur-
poses, and there is chance, even IN the most
pcs-imistic calculations that the harvests will
keep this country from starvation
The most active stock Northern Pac'c
preferred. which in spite Of moderate concession
In the late dealings gained IA per cent Large
advances were made by st. Paul and Rock Island.
although Chicago, Burlington and Quincy was
weak throughout the dealings and closed Mt its
lowest point with loss Of "A per cent. This
was the most prominent exception 70 the general
course Of prices The closing little below
the highest points but il strong and confident.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
in,
nent bonds. but the market was steady az these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
Citv of New Orleans.

The Bmrd Of liquidation Of the oity Debt hereby Invite
proposals for ehe purchase iOs cash u four million dolars
or any part therc Constitutional bonIs OF the city
OF New-OrcanS. be ISSUED under the Constitutional
Amendment and Act The Legislature OF the Stnte "
Louisiana No. no Of 1890. approved July 1850 bcs.
me four per pr Interest payable annuity
represented BY coupons maturing Isl OF January rad
bonds viii b. issued denomination Of thousand dol
lars each. dated July Vt. 1897: The whole issue OF
bonds authorized by tie No. 10 OF 1890 Is ten mill
lon dollars and the year 1925 the city has the right
10 cali in rcdrrm Ave hundred thousand dollars annu
aly and secured by special tax 90 all the property
subject taxation In the city OF New'otieans. Inc
hond- now offered will be sold TO the highest bidder the
pd ia deemed ac eptab- sales b. made at the highest
nrmum obtanable and sale " BE- made at less than
paf. 1870, . -. -. -. ~ ~,
ANY nropsa 10 purchase bonds und this advertisement
that NAV be accepted by the Bard be conspmmatc
Juf 18th In Gosh OF the prices bid and the
delivery Of the BINDS. ., ga, . =,
once Of tie board Liquidation OF the city Debt. Room
g. City Hall. Neworans, Louisiana or at the banking
York. .
Full particulars Of the loan will be furnished by tho
Secretary Of the Board on application. -
T. WOLFE. JR.. IL NJ WAbMSIsEf,
- Secretary President.
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Storage
fegal Notices
SUPRENIE COURT, COUNTY OF Me-

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF, NEW NEW:
Y0RkEmms Matilda Askley S.,pp6 lai2'ss e,aSsn
made and entered a6Oys sp'ed and ' ss
a % M at
day s lime se at sd II SsISs.
,%s @ nay t.la s End. g.
q he City d Sew.YOrs and being !; q ,,s ~
S s Ian@ "Afh AFGHAN IgS% "sp n@s
tn 2o %sTs
n ssan.s ssyda% and Others .s
c s e"s Me- sls $ns ~ s,d
IS Soundss and described follows commsntinE a 81;
5 S &. o ii. n sss distant
s.na che Ssss a Of ana s Ss
$ ss S S1 ss he two n
ry stree. sd out said map thence T,s s
TO ,S point Of Of G o sSa
ana & e aid Mcshsa s e the ws
eTS sds Of the RoueSar laid ont on said map next ss
ery from the point Of beginning above reies .y side
aid nosieVsrd three hundred s. e g
int Of . said ary side .onh a SSs or
Sa 500 and Avenue s'' s n: sI point
1T . s Sns Of ssd @t ':S %
be conveyed hereby 10 the centres OF said streee'
Dated. New.York May cath. ls2y, ,,,rcyrtI
FOSTER & ACKLEY. keiu0''
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys,
No IS wal.st.. New-York City.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS RE- his:
The NEW w TRip I;IE VIII; ais Br0,d.
Nay ID door north g Thirty :hrst;st and 81 sd.
ave- cor. 23d-st 152 Gth-ave; 1877 te.mrIsyea:A.
s''i, 'sS Ts:S.s .s'"i' s:
LOG West Forty-second.st 175 Counbusaye ~ %
;taa 2. West i2d-st. li0 Churchst; Sa+ IhnS'
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Gas Bonds.

The greatest ratio Of Safety ana neon, oc Cites We
deal IN oil the principal Issues ror NV "
quotations or bids, address
WElLING & MALCOM, COR or NEW.
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAII.wA,
COMPANY.

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN kAih"''
COMPANY.
Notice f.. hrrcby given TO the holders OF inc "'''
rorsare six per cent. bonds OF the new o'A'
Or,ario md Western RAILWAY Company. dated sept
tSst .rrured by mort gage Of like date exec"tcd
n, mid companv the Mercantile Trust Company M
r, o.,ee that said railway company WILL on inc nrst
dav Of September. 1892. take up and redeem cue"
md all Of said bonds, bcua four thousand bonds lot
Ono Thousand boilers cnch. numbered respceu'ev
from I TO 4 900 Inclusive by paying for ench bond
the .ur Of Eleven Hundred Dollars together win MI
,r,crc.t nccrued amid Sept I. 1872 on prescntn-
lion Of .nid bonds and all the coupons Thereon tue"
remaining unpaid. ut the once OF said company NO.
a6 Len yer ~ In the City Of New York, snid day.
Ipterc. upon said bonds will cease 10 nccrue or DC
,.v,bIe from nd after the date above fixed for anch
"a ymept md rcdr mption.
dated Nrw.York. April 30, 1899.
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
by H. d. RICHARD.
Treasurer.
pefcrr,ng IN above notice, the NewYork Ontario and
p,SundnR Mortgage l0Oyear four cent gold bonds
30 Ion q which Will be us~t for the redemption OF the
Me..r, Kuhn Ioch to. Of New.York VIII In due
eytndsd 10 the holder tho six per cent bonds for an
p,nds H. d. RICHARD.
N 1raSurr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

Among State issues there were small sales
Of Alabama. class b, at I0i and of Tennessee
settlement 81 at % 1-2. OF city bank stocks
State sold % at 1l5, and Tradcsmen's t25) at
10.
The general bond market was more active. and
in consequence prices were higher. Atchison
incomes were the conspicuous feature, and they
closed at about their highcs. figure at SO 70
with final gain of 5-S per cent. Atchison
general As gained the fraction at - l-2. The
had greater Influence II the movement was not
open to the suspicion that it was designed chiefly
to help the sal" Of the new bonds. Northern
Pacific consol IS rose Is per cent to "a IS. and
Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas City frsis rallied
from 90 to % IA. Reading incomes were
inactive, but they closed materially higher;
Reference is made 70 our full report Of bond
Ealcs.
Money on call was IN abundant supply at
ial l-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement was as 70 lows ::
Exchangc; 81 l,0'e,i5o; balances, S5,s24, 90:
Tie Sub-Trcasury was debtor 10 tie Gearing
House $7o7,O67. Its net loss on balance was
s%rrcncy minus gain Of 81 ic,S sos in CON- The
days operations included Receipts, So, 81 2,h29
Paymen's S$;!4e re,uItas in general
c25 coin. and SIG, ?o6,35l currency.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company repor ell
silver bullion on hand 10 protect outstanding
certificates ct 2,274.44s ounces. reduction of
The United States Treasury at Washington TO-
ceivcd to-day Sl69,07l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were Sill 200 the inter
nal revenue receipts S6o7,s29, and the miscela-
n, Gus receipts S2S.t!S
Tc-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits III bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
June g. June o. Differences
gold hand all t3; so s1l $50 sto Inc sioS 900
Net silver OF hand 1859 73o o5i7 Dee. 3O2l5
Net lnca.tendrr>
hand bc3J.sOC S.9l0.eJJ oS3 446
Actual cash in the
Treasury wants.
oyas outstanding
ccrtincses siot o37 100 1925 BIS col Inc 1881 SCI
Deposits IN bank. l9.0Oi.JS 12.1s0 4jt Dec. 27S 1874
Net ca.h bal slss OO 0ss siss 1903 o75 Inc sioo3s7
The foreign exchanges were quiet and triAe
easier. There WAS better supply OF both mer-
chnndisc ard security bills following arc re-
vised quotations for actual business: Bank RS
bills: 81 81 las, So l-2 and - So las: g L..
fey long ard short sterling respectively French
francs. SIG rs and 5I5 go reichmarks % pa
and y. "a
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors Of the Bank 4 England AT their
weekly uicctiag made no ch nge In its minimum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
Savings Banks.

II OWERY SAVINGS BANK New-Yorli
- June .. lso--On and after July 1872, this hank
VII be open daily SUNDAY. and holidays excepted. on
MONDAYS, Tuesdays Wo1esdays, Thursdays and FRIDAYS
tiom 10 O'Clock N. 10 O'Clock D. SATURDAYS
from 10 O'Clock y ~ II O'Clock by Older OF
the Trustees. EDWARD WOOD, Prcsidcnt.