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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
feaal Noiires.

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r lcfd ana Sap@bs @ tSc order Of the Surrogate
s,psa Ssus siRa ana A william S?I sacs ese S
d WI Of John %h deSs2sSd 70 ssa a e s
da;t Of said Adam o. santa On motion y LsgaE IT,, T.
hI'fHs's aiSFs's "a eaa
IN said County a ds q NSys%6or ss2 . a. 70 /,
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tho 5t6 DAY Of Noycme 1872 or BY depos.,sas IT,
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his usual place .. j. w W m6u0HroN Sur Co. Judge
TNTIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED
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S SH oS PF oa, IN the So0 q % Ss:SVs
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sSS S sensS to n said decrS and srs
S,ss d;.s,p;Sn Of ,, s Sy e
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SsyS%a III lands and and s Of Sa
lures ras tracks side tracks ., siding Sus
ensne houses machine shops repair baIlanss
eeeon and STRUCTURES neessary to NE oRe!ao o,O
and machinery appesang ss etc aoS a Of such
S eI' ass ' the ss pss s''s
relating Or PERTAINING to b. such odd a rsr
! ISr s'i asrebg msSo to such
In pursaa2ce Of the directions OF said decree shall
sss a fsSi ,s 500 S SSC r no: she or
DEPOSIT q l es sssts ss %s
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. time ds y Sad Il n's such y A pCts
Ssa- es s 81 ht g Se order n the Court DC
in may from tlme to time dif1Gs tnS g e0u he
having rs sS5 SIopS f Ish herein directed to upon
The failure .. the Or pss* or cS%y Within twenty
DAYS Win order Of S s GS allure Gf e F' paaGa ssS ."
prdcrs OF the Court relative additional parts.
9sSo.G or paid in by Such purchaser purchasers will
be forfeited as penalty for such NJ poAK.
Special Master Commissioner
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irATrS For fllE DISTRICT v OF KE a.IcIid1
AT w. The Ceaenke nashville Railway COM
pany It al Notice is hereby given that n pursuance
q decree entered s t AZ a aGys aT FcbrSaTy Term
said Court as amended by deere Of 18th April isSS
by ' dess%ated shall on the a7h day OF September
1902 day to which may asG broad " Street door
Of the Custom and Federal court House In tbe
City Nashville in The STATE q h ae wss
premises aid property real personal or mixed rsns
Snd ,SSFsSy .S be sold referred
The %sy t ersUors # s tie PSPS spafs
within and tiaatn Tennessee. TO and into Scots
Ti,s staon and the graded and unfinished rosdbed
beyond ScCtyns and all It's pas
rseks side tracks or sidngs bridges buildings fences
%sDGS STOP % shops shops
snd ali and singular the rolling equipment and
machinery aprertaninC thereto ana as9 all cn rn
issue and also ali the rights privileges and
franchises relating or PERTAINING 70 sacn ,s,.ncs %
trther particulars sts suS Oh tns 20
directions Of said q be Ssa us Hs
shall, b a. ea SS the ,on % Of from any person @G. or
B,r rse' nne Sa Gr 'a ball PeI time
t s cssp0s or da afye Check SA salts
sory to r such amount s a. s.ss bidder S SsRc
GS So.s 20 OF made by The urchar az
W irior 10 the time Of bidding such further portions OF
rs OF D sSS 20 e. i"$ d
a. the Court In t. cause may from ume 70 tine direct
The and Fos cu,s s,:S t Or Sslchs.o be
twenty DAYS Win any order Of the Court IN that regard
end in case OF any With Sd the terms Of the bid or
The Court T1 r :, time such b s afsS P.rs s
S % se ls Of d IN pcra for
Specal Master Commissioner.
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Proposals.


A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Sire Street, New:
s SSy S snS 81 Vii s. sS
a. sa rs V ss:s.SI
nSss If pssSs!s:
should be marked Proposals fes Lemp ch,mneyom and
master General L. .. Army
DROPOSALS FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION
Washington, D. g. September 49, 1882 proposals
specnca.ons be ob,ainsd AZ this eiss upon sppcs
only bids upon these forms will be considered The sigN
to reject any and az bid; or part q Sd.
Commissioners
ID ROPOSALS FOR CASTINGS AND FORG.
D. C-September u.s. lso2.-scaled proposals, indorscA
be Bureau Of Supplies and Account Navy
and pabsy opened mmseassy Ssss
after. furnish the Navy Yard. Washington: D. G.,
sets steel castings for lcnsn and l2!nch gun mounts
Conform 10 the Nay standard and pass usual naval
inspection Blank proposals vii be furnished upon 20.
Bureau. The attention Of manufacturers and dealers
invited. Tie bids all other things being equal De.
defects 70 reject all bids not deemed 3D.
yantageous TO the .'overnment EDWIN STEWART.
i nn utffEEprN N.w,YorE August TO- iseisearea pro.
posas for dredging in Jamaica Bay. ~ w. VIII be ne.
III. s until IL % sas f S lsY ana .nS
Available Information will be furnished on application 70
this ONCE G. L. GILLESPIE. aforementioned Of
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS,
Professional.

MASSAGE treatment practised by swedish professions
Vl operators, graduates OF Stockholm. 800 .
DIR. NINE. FORNANDER 244 Gti-ave.. near l0tn's'
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uouse and the stocks sold at the Ncw-iork Stock
E%change last week and for the week OF the pre-
ceding two years compares as ioIioWs Can, - 90
rs.r,.s ss2s $50 SOP 1871 90 $50 s0s7 COS Isl
Exch,ngos ..oid 500 ssS 2005.00i 1904 CPS
MONETARY SITUATION.
80 Tho local market money continued TO work
closer The shrinlSage in stocks and railway Sc
cnr;ties made the demand somewhat less, put al
~ STOCK Exchange call loans ruled at ana per
cant and the bulk even OF the new business prop
ohiv was done at the higher rate. Renewals al
non,, was in good supply. although chiefly from
Soyeicn bankers but commanded from per cent
Tor short dates 10 per cent for four ana SIN
months and some loans were mace even auose
the legal rate Of interest The city banks vert
unable 70 lend on time. except TO regular custom
orr and those generally were country banks
Transfers through the Sub-Treasury amounted 10
81 .323 900 In the European markets there WAS
No especial change in the financial situation In
London the open market rate Tor discounts was
not above l per cent. while demand money re-
manned at l-2 per cent On the Noh.lJuh. ~, ,ne
rnent OF gold on Tuesday was supposed 70 DC the
nrecursor Of heavier exports at the end Of the
week. but these were prevented by fall in the
rates Of foreign exchange Inc proinlne'i' ,; 1r
ers with European connections WEIR hDcia
sellers of sterling bills in order TO gain the advan
taee in the difference between the interest rates
current in London and New-York. There was Moth
inc out OF the usual course insthese transactiohs
IL Is entirely certain, however, that wlth niohcS
Of Q per cent in this market the rate IN Europe
will not remain long at to per cent.
The foreign EXCHANGES quiet ana heavy
fall in rates would have been more encouraging
II IL had been caused by exports Of merchindis;
rather than by q borrowing of money from LONDON
The market closed steady Ut q sccline oil ABOUT
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Che Qnrt.

DROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
FALL MEETING. SEPT. u TO SEPT. 30.
six Races To-Day, beginning At 2:lo O'Clock.
Boats from foot of wHiiEHALi-Sr. Culver rout0
hourly from 10 A. NJ. Race boats It IL 40, II 40,
80 joats from foot EAST SiTH ST, New-York IL.
/. K. r. at IL 80, II 40 40 r. 81. Also special
paror car, IL 40.
BROOKLYN.
4rans from 9rH.AvE, and 2OrH-Sr., half hourly
from 10 100 A. NJ. Special at :4S.
From 6iHAVf,. and 3UfH- 81, at 10 rs then half
hourly from IL rs 70 :45.
From Flatbush-ave.. 100 Z. NJ.
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Following are Saturdays quotations for unlisted secur

The Daly Mining Company has dec Jared monthly mo-!
dividend no. 81 of % cents per share, 90 ,ooU
making S2,5J0,o0o paid in DIVIDENDS 70 ua'S,, pns
/ nnnshcry & Co. Mills Bnilding
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Total G co.'s ss72,l7O ss90,543 Inc. slSS'3 Il
LIST week IN september $500 49,. - o,, -, e,on COO a &
- componie' 800 s50 % t9i oY7 Dee 81 9o2 80
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Deficit. 800
Amended is the statement in detail. with the
ncrcentare of reserve held by each bank 1t should
he observed that National banks are required 10
keep reserve of 25 per cent, and State banks one
of IL per cent.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CT

The annual meeting OF tho stockholders Of the Illinois
Central Railroad is 10 be held at the General Office OF the
Company In Chicago at noon on Wednesday, the 18th OF
October, 1892.
The Board OF have determined to submit TO
meeting with their recommendation for It's adoption,
the following proposition:
Tia. the Capital Stock Of the Company be Increased
from $4,000 900 $50 700 900 by issue Of Fifty
thousand Shares Of sCo each each Stakeholder Of record
Goth OF September 1902 to have the privilege OF
subscribing at par Mr One Share in respect to every
Nine Shares then registered In his provided written
advice OF his intention take such proportion OF new
shares be received by the Company In New.York on
or before September 80, 1892.
Payment for the shares 70 be made IN full 10 the
Company NewYork between the 18th and the 3st days
Of October 1892. the rate Of One Hundred Dollars per
share Certificates for such shares will be delivered on the
third business day after payment In full shall have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe for fractions OF shares
shall upon payment therefor receive scrip convertible
into full paid stock when presented In sums OF One
Hundred Dollars mutplcs thereof Such scrip shall
not draw dividend.
BY order Of the Beard Of Directors.
=. @. HACKSTAFF
August II. 1892. secretary.
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n, HE BOOK OF oPEN.,TR SPORTS, ecsavo 800 pages.
Illustrated The standard authority on American
air amusemcnts Rules for sailing swimming ball play.
Ing. sAoo,ing hor,es.ss riding, *e &C., n full q 20
III and universally compmeEted BY the RaAA
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cent TO the pound at 81 Sc and 81 81 IA for long
and short sterling bills
RNII pGAD FAR\I\GS

"1hc Financial Chronicle" computes the net
earnings of l23 railroads in July at Sls,3'9,-
CO.. "A decrease from the corresponding month OF
last wear of $7S3.315, little over per cent
II should lie noted that there was one less pus-
ness day in the month than there was year
ago. The reports Of gross earnings thug so far IN
September are nearly as large as had been eN.
pcctcd. although the percentage of gain Is not
heavy. c. ~,
The Toledo, 81. Louis and Kansas City kail-
road Company has issued a statement giving the
gross earnings for the year ended on June 80 for
1870. and in the last year Se,07s,4l7 gain In
five wears of 3l4 per cent
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
forty seven railroad companies or systems for me
third week of August. OF tbs number i0r1y
three companies return gains of S445,O06, or lOl
per cent. and four companies return losses aver
aging so per cent. The whole number gives
gain over the same week Of last year OF
sO55a 81 per cent 1t has printed dr a hS
second week of August The whole number gives
an increase of $3.50, 900, or II per cent
The following table OXIDES the aggregates
and differences of the companies, showing gains
and losses - .,..... . .
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% sept lssl 's9S Inc Die so Sog p g.
] conpany.. 81 i35 IS 2O2 Dec. 2'-o3 90
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
NEW-YORK. september IL, 1877
dividend no 90.
IN lie ROARD OF DIRECTORS have declared

THE BooK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave. 800 psses
illustrated The standard authority on American open
r amusements. Rules for sailing, swimming ball play
ma shooting hsrsebecx riding, &c; &C.. ~ full per
,opy Published By The Tribune New York. Entertain
AZ ana uni vrrssllv csuplimented Nv tae nrasL
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
PERSONAL.

w. S. Marshall, J. Hull and Mrs.
Hull are at the Nadeau.
Mrs. T. G. Fitch and Miss Fitch of
Tucson are at the Hollenbeck.
R. w. and Mrs. T. G. Watson Of
Spokane, WASH, are at the Hollenbeck.
Rev. and Mrs. T. G.. Watson from
Spokane, WASH, are at the Hollenbeck.
7. E. Brown, the we'll known real
estate operator, has returned from a
trip to Europe.
A. G. Coates of Kansas City is at the
Westminster. Mr.. Coates is proprietor
OF the Coates house Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Case, leading
society folk Of the bustling city of Sioux
City, Iowa, are at the Hollenbeck.
NJ. Y. Howrey is at the Westminster.
He owns all the railroad eating houses
on the Santa Fe line. He is, or ought
to be, a millionaire.
James w. Davidson, in advance of
Will Carleton, the well-known poet
lecturer, is in the city arranging for the
appearance of that gentleman here in
tne near future.
Sheriff E. @. Seymour of San Bernar-
dino county was in the city yesterday
visiting his friends, who were glad to see
him, and incidentally taking in the N.
s. G. w. conclave.
E.. J. Crocker, leading merchant of
Chicago, is here enjoying the climate
and getting points on enterprise from
Los Angeles business men. He is stop
ping at the Hollenbeck.
Colonel Parker of the recorders office
was not presented with string of trout.
They were purchased by Recorder Kelly
while out fishing, and the colonel in
cidentally absorbed seventeen out of a
total of sixty at breakfast with Mr..
Kelly.
John Landers of the Manhattan Life
Insurance company of New York is
visiting this section, and is now at
Santa Monica. Mr.. Lsnders offers a
fine business chance for live man.
His advertisement appears elsewhere.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
BRASS WORKS.

Large Manufacturing Works Estab-
lished Here.
The people of Los Angeles are always
gratitied to hear of the establishment
OF any manufacturing industry here,
because it not alone keeps money at
home but gives employment to great
many people. There has been a great
deal said and written about the neces-
sity of establishing manufactures here,
and the great benefit such industries
would be to the city, but few men have
been found who had the business sa-
gacity which showed them the oppor-
tunities before them and led them to
them to avail themselves of them. Most
OF the citizens who saw the advantages
OF manufactures have interested them
selves with advising others to invest IN
them.
A HERALD reporter yesterday found
that two men, while others had been
talking and advising and writing, had
seen fine opportunity to develop a
good business and had had the nerve
and the good judgment necessary to uu-
dertake the enterprise. These men were
John w. Morris and A. H. Holenbeck,
both we'll known to the business world
as able, honorable and enterprising.
They have established near Alpine and
Upper Main streets the Pacific brass
works. an enterprise which promises to
develop into large business, which
may prove one of the features of the
city.
The place is well equipped with all
the appliances and machinery for pro-
ducing the most perfect results, and is
most interesting place to any one who
is interested in mechanical matters.
Every thing that is made Of brass wholly
or in part can he had here according to
the demand. A piece of brass work,
from delicate little pin, or a thin
plate, up to massive column or i'm
mense block, can be furnished with
equal facility. Brass is largely used in
ornamental work, and in this line the
new works are so supplied with tools,
and more than that, the artistic work
men who know how to use them, as to
be able to produce results that are really
works of art.
1t is often the case that manufacturers
here admit that they cannot compete in !
all things with eastern firms of the same |
nature. Messrs. Morris & Holenbeck.
however, are ready to estimate on work |
in competition with any eastern house. |
At present they have several large con-
tracts on hand, and feel very much en-
couraged at the support they have thus
far received. In about ten days they |
will have lot of additional machinery J
il operation, and the public are cor
daily invited to visit their works.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
A RIVAL OF THE GOLD CURE.
The Remedy Which 0uantrell Tried to
Give His Wife.

The Remedy Which 0uantrell Tried to
Give His Wife.
A remarkable cure for alcoholism was
that tried last evening by w. B. Guam
trell on his wife. That individual
evidently believes in the homeopathic
principle that ''like cures like"
At about O'Clock Detective Bowler
heard terrible row going on in lodg-
ing house on Second street, below
Spring, and ran upstairs to see what
was going on. He found in one of the
rooms Mrs. Quantrell lying on the floor,
while her husband was sitting astride
of her body attempting to pour the con-
tents of quart bottle of alcohol down
the woman's throat. She was resisting
him with violence and screaming for
help as we'll as she could. The hus-
band was at once placed under arrest.
He explained afterward that his wife
had been drunk and riotous for several
days, and that he haG come to the con.
clusion to give her enough OF the hair of
the dog that bit her to keep her quiet.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
PINARD WAS A RUNNER,
That Was What Caused Some Shootin
Last Evauin~

That Was What Caused Some Shooting
Last Evening.
An excited Frenchman running at the
top OF his speed and two officers bang
ing away with their revolvers to scare
him into stopping was the cause OF a
sensation on the streets of the city last
evening.
Charles Pinard last January married
Annie Crum, who ever since, ifl not be-
fore, has been in a house on Alameda
street. A few days ago he got short OF
money, called on his wife and stole all
her jewelry, including pair of garter
buckles and a diamond pin valued by
experts at 80 81. The abused wife made
threats of having him arrested, and on
Monday Pinard wrote her and declared
that if she would meet him last evening
at the corner of Los Angeles and Second
streets he would return the gewgaws for
a consideration. Madame Pinard was at
the rendezvous, and within hailing dis
tance were Detective Benson and Officer
Bill Huston. The thieving husband,
when approaching the appointed place,
recognized one of the officers and took
to his heels. 1t was then that the
chase began. Pinard proved himself
good sprinter, and gained on his pur-
suers as he dashed down Los Angeles
to Fourth street, and on Fourth to
Main. Here he doubled on his pur-
suers and ran toward Third street.
There seemed no chance for the officers
to catch him, and they began blazing
away into the air. The noise attracted
the attention of people up the street,
and brave citizen threw himself into
Pinard's way, whereupon Officer Hol-
laran completed the capture. Pinard
now languishes in the city Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27

1t is evident thatathe necessity OF using abso-
lutely pure drinking water cannot become too
strongly impressed on the public mind, but
water in that condition is provided by very
few communities. Hence the public are avail
ing them selves of bottled natural mineral
waters to great extent, especially Apollinaris,
which is of recognized purity, for its long con
tinued and worldwide use attests its merit
Where such waters Can not be obtained, the
ordinary drinking-water, if the least suspicion
attaches to it, should be boiled before using
Precautions should be taken at all times of the
year. 1t is often thought that in early spring
when rivers are swollen by melting snow, river
water is purer and safer than in summer or
fall. Recent experiments, however, havo
shown that the nuIa Der of bacteria in the water
supply increases greatly while the SHOWS are
melting on the uplands. Ice also is known to
be frequent source of poisoning; hence,
while the water that is used may be pure, the
ice that is put into it often renders it noxious
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
REPUBLICAN LEAGUERS.
They Select Delegates to the San Fran
cisco Convention.

They Select Delegates to the San Fran
cisco Convention.
A meeting OF the National Republican
League club took place last evening in
its temporary quarters under the Cali
fornia bank, Judge Haynes presiding.
Five delegates, Messrs. Haynes, Gard,
NeidIg, Tarble and DonneH, were elected
delegates to the National Republican
league, which holds its convention in
San Francisco May 9th in the parlors of
the Palace hotel, one day after the ban
quet which is to be given to the dele
gates of the California Republican
League clubs.
Fifty new members were enrolled.
Mayor Hazard and others addressed the
club on political issues, and the meeting
adjourned until May 10th at p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
MORE BASEBALL.

The Bankers Want to Play tho Insur-
ance Men.
The following document was received
yesterday at this Office:
We the undersigned hereby challenge
the Insurance team to play game OF
baseball. Time and place to be decided
hereafter. BANKERS BASEBALL CLUE,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
SHANNON VS.. GRAHAM.
Two Good Men to Meet TOmOrr,
Night.

Two Good Men to Meet Tomorrow
Night.
Probably as good fistic event as ever
was seen here will occur tomorrow even
ing at the rooms of the Pastime club be-
tween Billy Shannon of San Francisco
and Billy Graham Of San Diego.
Shannon is the boxing instructor of
the Athletic club, and gave an exhibi-
tion setto last evening with Mr.. Winston
at the entertainment offered by the
club at the Los Angeles theater. He is
q remarkably skillful pugilist, and
should make an interesting showing in
the ring.
Graham is credited with being a good
man, and the event is expected to be
notable. He was tried out satisfactorily
recently by Chocolate Jones the trainer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
CUTICURA RESOLVENT

The New Blood and Skin Purifier, and great
est of HumOr Remedies, cleanses the blood of
all impurities and poisonous elements and thus
removes the cause, while CUT,CURA, the great
Skin Beautifer, clear the skin and scalp, and
restore the hair. Thus the CUTICURA REMEDIES
cure every species of itching, burning, scaly,
pimply and blotchy skin, scalp and blood
diseases, from pimples to scrofula. from in
fancy to age, when the best physicians fail.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
Lost.

Once lost, it is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time,
lest you become bald. Skookum root
hair grower stops falling hair. Sold by
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
Found,

At the drug store, valuable package,
worth it's weight in gold. Ny hair has
stopped falling and all dandruf has
disappeared since 1 found skookum
root hair grower. Ask your druggist
q nho11t IL
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
Ring up Telephone 468 for
John Wieland and Fredericksburg

BOtLleu De0T.
and you will get the very Best. Also try
=. r. Double Extra Brown Stout,
superior to Dublin stout or London Porter.
JACOB ADloFF, Agent,
Junction n North Main and Chavez streets,
p. o. Box 1881, station c.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27

began giving them to him he was entirely we'll
and not spot on him. His hair began grow
ing right Off, and we thought he would always
be bald-headed. There was not o spot on his
whole body, face and head, only his nose and
eyes, but what was as raw as beef steak. So
poor there was not anything but bones, and so
weak he could raise neither hand nor head.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-27
A Long Needed Want.

The enterprising proprietors, Garms & Zorb,
of the Olympic Hall, have opened bowling
alley and shuttle board. All lovers OF the
above games will please take notice.