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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-01

GyMMOND-N yHE DISTRICT COURT. OF
y The FirsbisaieNNd is4rlot Of the stats Of Non
tanA, in. sAd tor tn. osnnty Of Lewis and Clarke.
Dora brown. plainti3. " Louis Sfswa. de-
fendant.
brsvs1t assinseysn BY the ahevs-nansd plain.
district 4 The stats Of Montana. in and for the
county q 1ew!s md Clark, and to ansyer The
c ; p IT I'D thsrsta ., Cits -! t'a q s.y r, !saei y.
rem Of this ssanons, il served within thi. ccunty;
Or. il served cut Of this county, but within this
district. within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days, or judgment BY default will b taksn
against you, according to the prayer Of said COM
plant.
The said SETON is brought to obtai. . judy
mont and decree Of said csurt dissolvins the
bonds Of matrimony heretofore and now exist
Ing between plaintiff and youIsslt. apen. tbs
ground trat zen did. on May n. I'm. ,whfnlly
and without causs, and yttheqt the plaintiff
and live separate and apart from her. and that yo1
have continued - to do-withsut cause or rea-
son and aGajnst plaintiffs will and without her
censsnt, and for general relief. all a. more full,
appears from the complaint on Ale herein to
And ysu srs hereby notified that II you fail to
appesr and aasvsr the said oenplaint, - above
required, the ssid plaintiff will apply. to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the district
court Of the First judicial district Of tbs state of!
Clarke, this ID day Of Nay. in thu. year y,
our Lord one thousand sisht hundred and ninety
isxA1.l JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
Ry II. r. TEoMpsoN. Deputy Click.
+. N. &S II. MCINTYRE. Platnsin's Attorneys
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-01
Minneapolis and Return $40.

May 81, June l, 2, 3 and 4 the Great
Northern will sell tickets to Minneapolis
and return for $40, acsount Of ths rspuhli-
can national conventions.
Remember, this is the only line with
tracks directly ia front Of the exposition
building. Call on or write the undersigned
carly and secure your accommodations, al
there will be q rush.
d. II. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
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Thousands Of Suffering Women.

Delicate women who COMPLAIN Of tired
feeling, pains in the back and loins. desire
TO sleep, dizziness, painful or suppressed
nsnstruation. will find in Oregon Kidney
Tea . faithful friend. ltean be relied uuou
In every instance to give immediate relief
from kidney and urinary troubles Thou
sands OF women arc suffering every day
from some disorder of the kidneys or liver,
Who might be permanently cured By using
Oregon Kidney lea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-01
Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia.
That nightmare ofman's existsnes which
makes food q mecksry and bnnishes sleep
fron weary eyes. readily Yields to the po-
tent influence of thu celebrated English
Dandelion Tonic. 1t tones up the digest
Ave organs, restores the appetite, makes as
sinilation Of food possible and invigoratea
the whole system. All druggists sell it at
Il per bottle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-01
4 5000
lew SIOUX CITY ROUTE
5000
EAST.

Passengers for the East from
Helena and other western points
will find the NEW ROUTE via
SIOUX CITY and the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL r. r. not only desirable
as to time and equipment, but enc
OF the most attractive. passing
through Sioux City, the only Corn
Palace City Of the world; Dubuque.
the handsome Key City OF Iowa:
Rockford, Illinois. new manufac-
turing city, that has become a
"world within ITSELF" and Chicago.
whose growth and enterprise is
the wonder Of tho world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars on every
train between Sioux City and Chi
cago, and with a close connection
with the Union Pacific trains at
Sioux City. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

tuesday. April 25-p. IN.
The dulness OF speculation in stocks was in
tensiicd, to-day, by the continued apathy Of the
European markets, and by the other fact that by
q special act Of the Legislature tomorrow will
he a half-holiday. The disarrang cement Of bust
ness which will Ike caused by this Sudden inter
ruption may not easily IL measured. 1t is pos
sbe, Of course, that it will he welcomed gladly
by both sides The recent movement, of prices
has frequently suggested the inquiry whether in
the present market the bull or the bear faction
would first be tired II is nearly certain that
prices to-day were almost nominal. Actual sales
could be- made only at substantial concessions.
and. on the other hand, purchases for the lOlrs
account resulted in corresponding advances. Fear
Of disturbance IN Europe on May Day were aroused
very much according 10 the usual custom. ana
they Will probably meet The usual realization.
There will be- Il great deal OF bi.~t"r. bat nth"
smell Of powder or dynamite. After the annual
alarm has passed safely away there il reason 10
believe that European confidence ia American
railway securities viii he restored.
There Were no active stocks today and the final
variations were small in hOth directions. The cDal
stocks, - group, were strong ana the Ndndrf
bilt Gock- divided. smart selling movement IN
Roc. Island in the last hour affected The 6rtngcT
stocks, bur il not wholly for the long account
Northern Pacific preferred was qGc' and stea.ir.
although eveI-fresh arguments IN favor Of the Great
Northern Railway w"r" not lacking. II "n- "@-
serted with some positiycrrSs that u" cDinp.c
ton Of the Grrat Northern line the Northern Ia
ellie woIld be reduced 10 the necessity vi paying
dividends in scrip, even If II did not pass them
altogether. II might j" well - remember tlai.
By It's recent offer Of bonds. The Grcai Northern
Railway hired money AZ over 8 per cent. and that
when il shall hove reached the Poetic coast it Will
hr OBLIGED 10 lind traffic with which 10 pay this
interest The earnings of the Northern Poetic
have Ircn affected by the closing Of the silver
mines in the Coucr Il Alenc district and the com
pc'c prostration Of its lumber trade. other rail
ways in he past have suffered from Of thie
kind and there j. no rearOr 10 Gnpposc that new
law will attend the completion Of rval lines.
THE Day IN THE BOND MARKET
There were again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds at the Stock Exchange and prices
Of the - were lower. The closing quotations
we're as follows:
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finnnfldl.
VIRGINIA Debt.

IT., ,nd.rstaued Bondholders' Coninitce neTeoy
.,,o ,o,icc that SECURITIES WILL MOI ne M
trIyED BY TIE DEPOSITaRIR- INDhh IaiE
uoNpHOLDERs' AGREEMENT OF hAh -, 80" on,
AND THE PLAN AND PkoPosiIi"' ""
1890 AFTER APRIL 30. 1892.
The Commi --ion of Distribution will iaNe "o'o" "'c'
tho hook, of tho Committee are closed III "'ooIaa"ce
Ill the term. Of the Plan and Proposition OIL Now
IS 1890.
NETWORK, April I3. 1897,
FREDERIC p. ULCOTT.
CHARLES ID. DICkEY, JE,
WILLIAM I. BULL,
HIGH II. GARDEN,
HENRY Bulge,
JOHN GILL.
Bondholders' Committee.
o. s. ELLIS, Secretary.
% Wanst. New-York
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VIZ OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TREAS
TRY STOCK AT LOW PRiCE I'D fho''ph
FINDS FOR THE IMMEDIATE ENLARGEMENT
OF OUR STEADILY GROWING BUSINESS.
TIE GREAT VALVE AND SOLID MERIT OF
ORR PRODUCT. TIE UNLIMITED USES AND
VAST MARKET FOR 1T, ABLE. ECONOMICAL
AID HONEST MsNaGEMENT. MAKE TIE
COMPANY, STOCK SAFE, SOUND AND
PROFITABLE ISyE>T,ItNT
FOR Full INFORMATiON ADDRESS
GEORGE w DuNN, President,
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY.
90 AND o.. BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
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The business in State issues was limited t.
moderate sales Of Alabama currency funding a.
at 81, ana Louisiana consol 4s at - IA. or
city bank stocks butchers and DrOvers sold 400
at LA and State go AZ 100.
There was little more activity in tie general
bond market, and while the movement OF prices
WAS irregular. strength was It's most prominent
feature. AtchlsOn ~ suffered final Oss Of J.?
per cent at So Ia and incomes closed 81 lower
AT - -. Reading issues were not active. but
sccOnd incomes gained l-2 per cent al IS and
Larger advances even were made by issues which
affected by special causes. Chesapeake and
Ohio general l-2s in demand rising
figures. and Elizabeth, Lexington aud Biz Sandy
iisis rose ! "a per cent to - -. The closing
was strong rather than weak in spite of the ap-
parent irrcgularity. reference is made 10 our
iul report OF bond sales
There was no furry in the money market be-
cause loans extended over an unusual half-holI-
day The rates for coil loans were still IL
The Clearing House statement was rs follows
EXCHANGES, Sl3o,332 asa; balances. sG.522.o57.
House $3.50, 50i The net loss on balance was
81 sos. made mp by loss Of S202,30G in coin
less n gain of Slo0,7sS in cnrrency. The DAYS
operations included Receipts S2,O5s .302: pay.
ments. S2,01o,OOo; resulting in general balance
Of Sl39,30s, $50. consisting OF Sl20,l12.gG coin
md SI0.13j,6ls currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day S223,l24 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were se7O.77I. the internal
revenue receipts S242,O3l, ana the miscellaneous
receipts SO6,2i3
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
April p April &C. Difference
Net gold on hand Sl20 $50 sl20 OIL Dec
Net silver on ma. 3.9ii.fSO 3,0s2 JOO O9G
lecal-tender,
hand 3,S2S S23 1885,. 90 Inc. 80 397
Actual Gosh In ~"
Treasury vaults
outstanding
corGcatos .si2- SIG 1873 Sl2s 2G2 G37 Dee se5f Oog
Deposits In bank l3,lJ5,'2l i30327OJ Dec. i237I9
Net cash boI..sit .G73l5 sliI 205Si0 Dec 1877 sos
The foreign exchanges were dull but strong at
the recent advance. There were no further en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London, April 90. 4 p. m.-Consols. 30 .S o penn.
money and SO 7l6 for the account New, ho TSonadan
vIya1ia and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 80 CaI, ooIs
Pacific 90 Is Erie. 30 20: do. second oommon
los 5 Mexican ordinary, 20 3-s St Paul nnote
n.r cent rentcs a, O6 francs 81 IL cenuiesr roncs
the account and exchange on London az ~ bnilion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on o''""'o
today Is 100000.
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Cr,IrD PROPOSALS will ne received AZ the
fclal Notices.

n Y. SUPREME COURT.
". In the matter the application 0; tho hoard @
llpi Transit RAILROAD CON n>sIoner for the city OF Nv
Yo. fer appointment Of three commissioners 70 der
mine Rapid TIansit railway or railways ir ~
and tlal.poItaoa 81 persons and properly
crternincd by sad Board ought 10 be consructa aaS
operated. =. - ,
benjamin Perkins. who. by order Il ne Gene ra ir,
Of II the First Department dated ns
day Of April 1892. and made IN the above enttes
appointed comni >soners under ana IN ~,
provisions Of Act OF The Legislature NJ s
STATE OF Nev.York entitled IAN Act % Provide fot HaAs
Transit Railways I'm Cites Of one Million INFANT nt,
passed January 3>t 1921 10 determiar whether the r.
mentioned aud described IN The report 81 20
Hoard OF RAND Railway Commissioners. which was
transmitted 10 Common Council OcliFr nth le'i'
nght 10 constructed sud operated hereby appoint ny
uriay sofa day OF April 1892 a. II o'clock ~ ",
forenoon dly. the o1r OF Tie Board 81 l.apo
Transit Railroad Commissioners, No - william tract ID
the City o! NcwYOrk. the place whtn and the ING
wncn they will hold their nrt sitting. and viii hear AZ
ler.ons Interested IN said matter.
Jaw" ''' ''F' DAVID MCCLURE,
KOBs1;r MACLAY,
Il. PERKINS
Commissioners.
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M PEOpLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

YORK to all person, Interested in the estate OF = y
" ate 4 Co. composed of St-ph'a '. Nht, qua 9hN,.
Hopkins. assigned TO Charles W ''91l Tor ths PEN y
o. creditors send gree You ard each oil you are he
cited and required personally 20 b. and aprai li ana ~
special Of the Court OF Common les, IN ara 10" 10
IN County Court iIous. the city oil New. on IN
nh dav Of June lsfe a, II o'clock a. n theic ana ~
IN show cause WHY ina settlement OF The accounts o
Charles W Gould assignee o. spovc-namei = ", "a
A "a insoNout debtors, SHOULD not De- nad ahu - ~
causc shown attend the riai >rtU9h h re
As>ignceS accounts In testimony wh,irM IA, ~ "a
into caused l.,e OF the sad court 81 ~
hereto AFFIXED. Witness. Hon. Henry W, DIE
'''6' VI ' '0'' WIZ s. JONES, Clerk '
VANDERPOEL. Cunning GOODWIN, A'o'"','
for Assignee Wa.st, New-Nork
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miscellaneous.

II OOMS AND BOARD for 10000 delegates 70 vi nj
* ,hrlst,n tnde,Nor convention. July ,-iOi only II
need reply. C. T.. Box IL. Tribune once. ----
ID UEUMATISM. NEURALGIA. DiSPEIolA' az LIZ
IL and loss Of eNe>ieM emory 10.
it, general nervous and physica debility menM dspSrr,
and weakness, cured nj home without an instance OF
Pamphlet prsnectus with voluntary testionisls oI
cured and endorsements Of the press Tree o. al
lion by mail Address L. D. Box 500. Boston. MasA
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bAroHio or MEho 80 40, 1902
For the wc-k..-..... s5,7t6.940 81 lo3dS2 99s 500
since January 1...II 4 $50. G57 116.2l13i2 $50
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financial elections.
Proposals
I RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET.

1 RM1 BI lLDINU, w IA LilALL 81 hELIe
n NETWORK CITY, April g. le92 sell.d proposals
M ,rplicatp VIII be received here until ~ O'Clock
noon NAV "a 1892 and opened for supplying station.
nv I've moving machines and lawn mowers specified %
Tcui,r which give. full info nation and be and
had at hi, oce Preference viii be given 10 articles Of
nrotucton or m9nuacture, conditions II quality
and price (ncudng the price u foreign productions the
dty thereon icing equal Tho oyernH ent reseFves tie
roht h re-t aur OF ail pfopoA,. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should b. indOIsed "Prools for Quarter
masters Stores 10 b. opened Nav - lsy@ and iddre~f
b. ALEX J. PERRY. Assistant Quartermss SIC 1iener,
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D ROPoSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

y ,. ~
I TRANsPoETATIoMz Departnest Of Tie Insnx,
Office q Indian AIsEs wsshne:9 Apr 2 $500 ~
te submitted in separa9 envelopes Bacon, Foa, clot:
ing Transportation. etc. q. the esse may BE-. sd
efe!ed to s S q iP 81 reeyd until % 'Ga
q Tuesday MAY 1s92 for ~ rnissinz e the Intai "a:
on c't e'i soo 09 opa M eas
beans pounds Bqkos P0 Coo Zoo $500 9 RsgnS,
1900 900 ToS SSs R eslaie o9o oaSSs
POUNDS HoEiny. 90 900 ponnds Lard so barrels Nea
oaHts Rc.. 70 600 pounds ia. $50 900 pound, Co,rs
ss:o ssG S S oSS HSaf W. p
TeEng 1899 yards STANDARD c,ieS e9 ;sS ssS
DldHs psn@s 10 900 yari: bingham ards
kentlcky Jeans go yart' Eheso, % eco IRA
Yards Hickory shir,ing 20 600 yard! Calico sbirtinf
e.oco yards Clothing Groce'ies Motions Hsrdwars
miscellaneous articles such Harness. Poughs Rakst
FORKS. etc. and for ,bou. 20 wosoHs required fos ne
70 he cms. :he Pacific Coast with csfani, brakss
Of the articles gods and supplies that no. b con.
racd Tor Be Differed At he ATsnsss BIDS must ?:
kinds aud quantities o. subsistence supplies reuirsd r
och Agency ard schc' ard e kinds ara qSan s
% q ssn;,.: end EsyT:9 '', T
Re furnished upon @ S ,s lns ~
cSIcnao Si o%sSi Saint Ioas soa. Psa
and s9n Francisco the Pos,ma,cr. az SouX Sy, loEs
wich!,a kansas end Tucson Arizona. The right ~
served by o,epnent to ree,t any and oil BIDS OF sy
pr5yiso that splroraron sNa BE- mad for The SUPPLE.
Y coog, nd sSs b. a., o 2a ., to me s s2G a"a g
s seSHine c@f.nd SS"cs Al I'D, must h. accoPaad
b. .eht chez q d1, nP01R nam ,oEe n leH I FSss
ca for az least pr cent ~ sI Snns e, s ~
p0,ss,,oo =, ,xoo
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III oposALs for Cooked Rations for Recruit.

u
4 luc PARTY and Recruits, Cavalry Recruiting Reniet'
Nous 10 II Afin-t1n square. New-York CITY ApH ..
S.al.d prop1> tfipiicat" subject % the usud
condition.. wifi received at tbs oiicr until II ocok
nom ON the 9TH NAV, 1892 and then oiened Tor
tho delivery o., cooked fOr recruiting party and
sruit. 4. thi> rendezvous. ginning The 1T day
nlv 1902 ani md III" 30t' d9v u June 1893 lhre
uls,arfa meals daily with due Hf0pO ton II soap and
candle. constitute complete u,on. The GON'rnment
.crs fich. 20 J ct any @. a proposals. Prono>hs
fnr cnrrta rafion> b. furnish az places obJeconaoe
,,f recruit, will no' D" considered Fun Information VII
b nlshet application "a this onc". Contracts node
under his shall not b. construed o. involve
the Ind state, IN any obligation for plyment in excess
m ap,roprat granted bv Congress Tor thn purpose.
,raS containing popo.s must be marked "Propo'ls
ror C,oFcl Raton>' and addressed TO HENRY Il.
WRIGHT. Captain 2th C1Nalry R.crGtng OMeer
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ar the
- Office ~ The SIperN ising Architect. L ; Tc0sury De-
lartrnYt MAshncton. D. c. unti O'Clock D. m On
.,rct covered bridge the p>ioh'e w"rktngtoo
ln me L. Court H0pso and lo.tofice building AZ New
YORK s. y in accordance with the spec 10, alton and
pwircs copies ~ which D. hai on 0p3i alton 70
oh " Marshall Superintendent Of R-Iai al the above
named binding. Zach bid must b. accompanied bv Ger.
tinrd check for q not e>, than per cent OF ms
amount OF thu provo al The richt + reserved 10 rct
any or al bids received. waive d"iect o. M
f,a,v In any bid Il II be- doomed IN the interest oi The
d. All lids received after the time
st,'.d l returned the hddr. Proposas must oe
crco~cd in c1yelopo,. sealed and marked PROPOSALS TO-
constructing covered Bridge a. L = Court House ans
Pos,oHce New-Y0fh Y. y and adeIeSSei 70 W. j.
TDRROOKT Supervising Architect Anril Is ls92.
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financial.
Richmond and West Point
I terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.
To the Bondholders OF
The Richmond and D0nctttc Sys'
tenn md the
East Tenn, Virginia d ga. Sys'
tenn.

The plan Of reorganization OF the Richmond ana "est
Point Terminal Railway ard Warehouse Company. caud
March 1892 proylde, for the retirement Of your bonds
issue OF certain securities in place thereof
The plan Is coercve
IL contemplaes the prevention o, ReceiversbiIe VIVA
consequent bankruptcy dsntegaton Of the properties
Your cooperation necessary pre-erve the integrity
OF this large system Of railroads. AID Invited 70
become parties the Plan BY depOsng your bonds WIN
out delay with the Central Trust Company OF New'fotK
As recited In the Reorganization Plan some OF us ao
vantages viii By comparing the results OF the pres
ent system OF operation and Of the proposal bearing
in mind that the apparent earnings OF the existing
properties aud been available to their fu
extent. . .-,
Gross earnings last fiscal year. (exclu-
ding AIabann Great sou,beru) s2st33S,5OO
On-rnttng EXPENSE. ....... 10,5v3.764
Nct earning. .......... S,144.736
rIxed charges - 9.474,s31
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Dipi0eno Notlres.

NETWORK GENITAL AyD HUDSON RIVER Ran.
OFFICE or g Nfw, fSSAsg as,H ,z 80,
A DIVIDEND of One and One -auart ,o,I -.
'a; e 9: Sts St GG3Sf 0SS
ecu e. y ;ss
ing Of 'H' transfer OTYA W Ross 81 Efsa rr...v,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of One Do1,.
per share win r BE- paid c ON s oo%mS1
"a: s ss q 3 IL Ct Ssnas s;sss
Boston Apr - By s Sss' of he e. Boar. dS s yPrse
CHICAGO AND ALTON Il. R. SINKING
LoUISIASA AZ MISSOURI RIVER R. R. sEcos,
KANSAS CRY e5;5lIs AND CHICAGO R. p
1892 Viii be P eS an" SS s:5 oales
''D''e'; 8 w9IisH.st Nex:York.a 'o''
TROw DIRECTORY PRINTING AND B00KBIYDiNo
once 9oS Fat I2sh;ss Sew.York. April %. 1892.
Dlvl1 d'lssa9 III y 4S e PER CENT on the p,..
Scs a. (, ben G" for and de VII H'' sGdas
Nay lS The trsaser books viii close April % e1 a a aos
Dividend checks will be VIII 4A :a2s:sn2 sssI:.
n The LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
rs prepared 70 pay Principal and Interes. 10 tsA d ~
presentation at IL ONCE. $50 Broadway, NewYorx ~
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
80 20 hp n !aGasSr MILLS BUILD
Coupons due May LIST. 1892, from the following bod,
will be paid May lat and thereafter at this Office
GALVESTON. HARRISBURG ana san Antonio Railway Co
(western Diyision) first mortgage per cent.
n. 7. SMITH, Treasurf.
III HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
l. Bank. 1913 Broadway. New.York, April 22d, 1852
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors, held this day
Dividend Of fHREE.AND-ONEHAIF ga PER CEyf
tho Capital Stock was declared, payable May ID
proxnO.
Tfsnsfcr books WIFI close this day and reopen Nav
EDWARD BURNS.
Cashier,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

.4LES II HE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PB-
zROLEpG EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION.
Fixed charges, Excluding S1OOO0,080
First Mortgage Bonds, TO be issued
only for additional property ............ S640OO
Rentals. Cincinnati Southern $1,000.
600 MortgngcN &. n. H. s2SOO0O,) 1865
Total axod cbarae. S7.68O, OF
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ALL STOCKS INACTIVE.
THE FLUCTUATIONS NARROW.

INFLUENCE OF THE HALF HOLIDAY AND
EUROPEAN APATHY.
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T1lt11Ies TsF lac fy M,
SIvcf certf,.. e7s So So 80 ~ 80 "'V'
IL .dIvldcnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-20

S5OO,OOO APPROPRIATED.
The Senate Passes the Providence
Post Office Bill.
INTRODUCED BY ALDRICH.
And Laid Over Last Year-This Promises
Fine Public Building for the City IL
the House Also Acts FavorabIy.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20--The Senate this
afternoon passed bill appropriating
100000 for a public building in Provi-
dence.
This is the bill introduced last year by
Senator Aldrich and laid over. 1t will in
sure a fine postoffice and United States
Court and Custom House for the city, il
it passes the House, as that body's "econ-
omy" may prevent it from doing.
The site has not yet been selected for
the post Office, but several have
been suggested. Among those men
toned are the property between
the present building and Westmins-
ter street, the. corner of Westminster
and Weybosset, where Church's ticket of
flee is, and the land between Orange and
Peck streets on Weybosset. 1t will prob
ably be left to the citizens in some sort to
choose site.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-20
AN EXPLOSION AT THE ALLEN.
The Waterback in the Basement
Causes a Sensation.

What came near being fatal accident
happened in the little rear kitchen of
Capt. Ray Aliens Hotel on Greene street
about s:45 this morning
This little kitchen, which is in tie Wal
nut street end of the basement, is used
almost wholly by the person who washes
the dishes. The water is heated in n
waterback attached to small cook stove
Tie fire had been lighted in this stove
this morning about ten minutes when
with loud report, the stove was blown
into a thousand fragments, the three win
dows were shattered, sash and all, the
plaster was knocked all over the room, a
door leading to the next room smashed
and two transoms demolished. About one
minute previous the woman who lighted
the fire was in the room, but had lefet for
a moment, which was very fortunate
thing for her.
The water which feeds the tank which
supplies the house with hot water was
heated by this stove, and the theory Is that
the water i'm the pipes became frozen dur
ing the night and when the water i'm the
waterback became heated there was no
escape for the steam. There were also
tiers and tiers of dishes in the ROOM which
had been brought in to be washed. and the
explosion did not leave whole dish. The
force of the explosion may be imagined
when sticks of timber three inches in
thickness, which helped form partition,
were taken off AS clean as If cut by an
axe.
The damage will reach the neighborhood
of $500
The boarders' appetites were uninjured,