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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
REDUCED FARE.

The Agent OF the L. n. O & I.
Railway at Bayou Sara will sell tick
cts at one and one-thirl fare. un tic
certificate plan. to TIE following pl;-
ces and return:
Furniture Ee2ler: NietaiD Nation
al Convention, Cincinnati. O., Ju'y
13, to 18th.
Tennessee State ana Southern Den
tai Association, Lockout Ncun:ain.
July &c, TO 30th.
State Horticultural Society, meet
ing at New Orleans. on june 2lst.
Tickets for round trip at one and
one-t third fare gocd Cntii June q.
Louisiana ChaDtauGua, huston.
La. June ], to September 18th.
For THE L oIl.owING MEETINGS RATE
OF one lowest first Glass for he rcun''
trip. Purchasers must sign THEN
tickets:
National Prohibition Convention,
Cincinnati, o.. june 2?th and 3Otn.
Sell June 26, 81 and 2Sth; transit lin
its two days. Punch tickets to expire
July 7th.
For Period OF return in each in
stance consult the local agent.
p. II. ROGERS,
Gen'l Pass'gr Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
Letter from New Texas.

New Texas, La. June 18th, 1892.
Editor SENTINEL:-On Thurs
day, June %, will be a grand time
ut Now Texas Catholic Church.
The grandesl ceremony ever seen
IN the parish Of Poire Coupee.
The conservation of the Catholic
Church, the blessing of the bell.
and the blessing of nine beautiful
Statues. His Grace, the Most
Rev. Archbishop Jansscns will
oficiatc. Several priests will at
tend, a solemn High mass will be
celebrated. An excursion from
Natchez on the Stella Wilds for
$3.50 round trip has been arrang-
cd, the Natchcz band and the
Archbishop's former celebrated
choir of ST. Mary's Cathedral Of
Natchez will attend.
That old war veteran and phi
lanthropist, Prof. Ducrow, of
Natchez, has offered to unroll his
canvass IN which is painted per-
feet panorama of the late evil
war, all the principal battles
fought during the four years of
the bloody struggle, will be true
to life. The grand ceremonies
and beautiful scenery of that day
is something seldom seen IN life
time; and never again perhaps in
the Parish of Pointe Coupee. In
different is the heart that will
allow this rare opportunity to pass
without enjoying, at least for a
while, the beauty of life.
An appropriate lecture by his
Grace Most Rev. Archbishop
Janssens, will be one Of the dis
tinguish,ng features of the grand
occasion. All the eXcursIonists
from Natchez will have the dis
tInguishcd pleasure of enjoying
sumptuous dinner with their fol-
mcr Bishop; and what pleasure
to his Grace to see collected
around him once more his beloved
children of Natchez. Father La
forest will spend a week In Match
ez for the benefit of the occasion
among the dear old friends of his
early ministry.
K T.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

No healthy person need fear any dan
gerous consequences from An attack of
Ia grippe if properly treated. 1t is much
the same as a severe cold and requires
precisely the same treatment. Remain
quietly at home and take Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy a. directed for severe
cold and a prompt and complete recov-
cry is sure to follow. This remedy also
counteracts any tendency of la grippe
to result in umonia. Among the
many thousands who have used it dur
ing the cpidemics of the past two years
ed in pneumonia. 30 cent bottles for
ale by l.. T.. kilbourne & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
Regular Meeting Building Loan
Association.

Bayou Sara, La, June Z, 1892.
Members present w. W. Leake,
President; j F Irvine, W Fl Tenney,
Nj G Levy and L L Lawson by prox-
les
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. Secretary's monthly
report, showing disbursements and
amount cash in treasury, was read
and accepted.
There being o vacancy upcn the
board, + Irvine Jr was elected by
acclamation. Jos Vacaro was elected
on the appraisenent committee.
Dan Mann's application for with
drawal was received and ordered
placed on file.
The President offered one share,
5000, fer sale. G F Howell bought
13 shares, twenty-six hundred dolIats
at 10 per cent. net.
There being no further business,
the meeting adjourned.
r. NJ. LEAKE,
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
l.itcl.aa,y. Notes.

81
SDoSAuoE'sMoNr MAGAZINE
For July lias, as part OF ITS con-
stents,s the following ~ Salisbury
and the Orangcmcn; Catholics in
Congress Irish Heroes. Dcfcn-
lcrs ot Liberty in rs, jntriots who
won freedom from England; The
Battle of the Boync and he Seigcs
ofLimcrick A Presidential Fore
cast; Charactcrist!cso the Teach
ing of Leo XIII, together with
more than one hundard articles on
as many different subjects. The
MAGAZINE Is illustrated with Il
good portrait oI the succ"sso: OF
the great Cardinal Manning. On
lv 81 90 for SIX months. Address
DoStHou' : MAGAZINE, Boston, ,
Mass.
The June number OF Dr!forl :
Monthly. Il magazine devoted tn
litra.urr and politics, Is on our Ia
bic. Its contents are, il possible, ,
more than usually interesting.
Here is The list Of then:
A Yragedian's Comedy. Il COM
plc,c novel, hy Chas. Edmond
Barncs; Tamnany rs the New
Warwick; Curious Wills: Mod
crn Comedy in the United states !:
Stock VS.. Star; Grover Cleve-
| land, IL nocn, by Rufus j. Child
rcss; \ Protective Tariff rs an
Economic Factor; The Nin"y yards
of California; Murder Will Out,
II story; Longfeliow,s Critic +;
One OF My War Adventures, by
Col. John S. Mosby: Lyric and
Dramatic.
The Editorial Department: On
Iy One Thing to Do, How Il Nom
ination is to be Made, Republican
Love for the Negro, TO the Gen
tlemcn of the National Democrat
ic Convention Passing Notes,
Book Reviews sc.
Published Monthly ut $500 per
annum by Rcht. }. Belforu Pub.
Co., New York and Chicago.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
The Superb Trotting Stallion
CAPT. SMITH,
Registered as Billy Wonder 6O7S)

(Registcred as Billy Wonder 6o1S)
Sired by Pocahor;as BOY No. Lao;
LIST dam Lizzie Wonder. 32D IL by Tom
Wonder No III: 2na dam Dolly Say"r
by Biacl Prince. c:c.. cite.
II, Is S. hands. dark brown. q SUI
,,rrb horse all over. strong. even very
handsome :.c:crand with uir:suaiiy goo.
!,unc and feet. Cap,. smith WAS sired
by i'"cahoata3 Boy. II great SIRE. oi -.
;rcr.c s;,ec,i and Il RACE HORSE. Ills
dam is Il Race !io.s. anI his great d":.!
v,s. rage horse and also dam OF two
Race ilorses aai graiiC! dam of another.
Po.lhout:S i;ov has Ii or Is race horses
Il, his credit among them. the famous
Buffalo Girl 2i2h he il brother TO 1oi'ilS
R;ife ,!,r sire 81 the great Nelson 10.
Tom Wonder liz Is SIRE OF several III
iir lis: &:d the daais ct many race nor
srs SO Capt. Santa is b tween his sis
ter Buffalo t:iri PIP 2 and his cousin
Nelson 2:!n He l. in active tr&in:n"
;,v Il sxi'!:ul driver and will 50 very
fast. lie combines the great racing
sfr.:ins Eiu pocanon;as. bld Pilot. rom
Hal and Morgan. Terms so the season
or $50 10 ns:iic.
ALSO
The ila:.Lson:" bay colt by Sir Peter
1852 will be allowed to serve > OF q
mares mt SO the season. lie is also in
active training.
He was sired liy Sir Peter No. 1852: iSt
dam Hruua by fahe!aud -thi;iiia!i: End
Gam Belle I'arti-c by the Tucker Horse
son of W'!iyh,'s Eat;lcr; Bird dam by inn
ported Consideration.
Any marc not catching in 80 IS cnti-
tied TO return season in '93 free if the
horses are alive and owned ut Green
wood
Ample stable and pasture. but 20 res
possibility for accident or escape.
Apply to
GREENWOOD PLANTATION.
ABE so mo. Bayou Sara. La.
Anu Capt. Leonard and Joseph st IN.
Bayou Sara. La.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
Harrison for Presldant.u

Whn wants Harrison again fQs
President? Not us to be sure, BY
IL large majority, but there IS an
immense number of Republicans
who t!o want h,n,; and that there
are right good number of crst
while Democrats who will not
weep in the event Of that patriot $
being selected to succeed himself,
is not to he gainsai,l.
The reasons in both these cases
represents simply logical Sc
qucnce. And the Republicans
who with HarriSon's immediate
partisans arc held together by the
cohesive power of public plumber
are not more encrgetically and
enthusiastically against the Dem
ncratic party thau they were
against Blaine. In fact there was
no principal involved ut all at
Minneapolis. 1t was simply Il
scramble for Office between the
Earrisonitcs on the one hand and
the Bla,neitcs on the other-thc
ins against the outs and vice vcr-
sa, and that's the amount of it.
And now about Democrats go
ing for HarriSon: Enough has
been demonstrated of the insincc-
rity, the bad faith, the truculcncy
of the average politician through
the showing of the Minneapolis
Convention, tho political proceed
Ings in New York State and the
late canvass III Louisiana, to di-
vest thousands of mon devoted TO
Democratic principles. OF all the
faith they may have possessed IN
political managers generally, and
without knowing it themselves
they have actually imbibed the
belief that one party's us good as
the other and that its better to
get into the good graces of the,
party in power than 1t Is to stand
on principle and risk the chances
of almost inevitable defeat. So
many Democrats will vote for
Harrison and though we may say
they are mighty poor Democrats
rs they undoubtedly are, yet there
is no getting around the fact that
they represent just so many votes
as their noses number. -.
The Democrats meet ut Chicago
in a few days. Much, very much,
depends upon the wisdom and
temperance of their deliberations.
They have it in their power to
elect the President, but whether
the politicians will have the pa-
triotism TO enable them to rise
above the lust for Office, remains
to be seen.
In our opinion no New York
..,.,n need apply with any reason
able prospect of success.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
An Oracle.

Twelve months in which to he
come firm and soliditicd. This
will assure us two years OF active
lcvce building without any losses
from overflow or expenses for re-
pa,rs. and will enable us to put
our levee system III the best con-
,Sl,tion in which it has ever been.
al the present time the Mississip-
nj above the Ohio and the Missou-
RI arc slightly higher than last
wear. Int nowhere else on the
river itself or on any of its trihu-
tarics is this the case. Every
where water is lower as the fol-
.L.>sx-S..
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

A glance at this table will salts
fy any one that there is not the
slightest danger of a food or even
serious high water this year. and
this safety makes the agricultural
future IN the alluvial districts
so far more promising than it has
been for years. ~
The above is taken from a
number of our valued and able
contemporary, the n. o. Times
Democrat. Of some date in the
month of February last. AS is
we'll known and generally admit
ted, the Times-Democrat is the
leading newspaper of New Orleans
"-a aven of the South: its ae'-s
department is gotten up ''regard-
less of expense" its corps of cor
respondents is full and complete,
and to that paper people through
out the valley are accustomed to
turn with unlimited confidence
for reliable information upon the
great variety of subjects that ef-
feet the interests and we'll being
of the people who reside in the
valley of the Mississippi. And it
Is a rare occurrence when the T.
d is found wanting SO far as to
mislead its contidlng readers.
So long as it confines itself to
facts accomplished or, in other
words, gives the ne,cs it rarely
mistakes or misIeads but when 1T
undertakes to be an oracle itsomc
times flies wide Of the mark as
the above but plainly shows to
the grief of thousands of sufferers
throughout this part Of the coun-
try.
Is our able contemporary quite
certain that it IS not arguing di-
rectly against the interests of the
people of the great valley when 1t
opposes the outlet system?
This town has been harrassed
for month past with the expen-
ses, solicitudcs and mconvcnien-
ces incident to an extremely high
stage of the river; yet there is
scarscly a man or woman in the
parish who does not Enov that
the perilous situation would be
removed in few hours, by the
breaking of one of the principal
levces above us. Everybody
knows that were Morganza to
give way the water here would
..-fall foot and half at least, in
twelve hours. Is any better Illus
tration needed to show the advan-
: tages to be gained by :. *esort to a
reasonable system Of outlets and
! levees combined?
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
Special Notice.

On June 18th the n. N. & NJ.
V. Co. will commence running
a Pullman sleeping Car ffom
Memphis to Chicago via Fulton
and the 1. &. X. r.. This car will
leaveAemphis at S:05 Il. M. daily
and arrive at Chicago the next
morning at 1920 a. m.
The L. n. 0 & I. tram No. 2
makes connection IN the Union
Depot Memphis with the N. N s.
M. V. train hauling this car.
p. II. ROGERS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

and 6, E. Decker.
N presidens j. ". Dederick being
absent, M. Il. n. Butler was call
cd to the ohair.
The following bills were APP
proved and ordered registered and
paid:
q NJ Barrow maintenance pris'rs sii 80
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
Police Jury Proceedings.

st. Francisville, La. June Gth., 1872.
Police Jury met in the regular
session. Present: 4. +. Butler,
S. d. Barrow, Duncan Stewart,
II. Daniel, NJ. Wolf, w. A. Por-
ter, S. l.. Lavcrgne, j. a. Shultz
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

Resolved, That the sum Of twcn-
ty-fvc dollars be appropriated for
raising the road from the rail road
to the Bayou Sara line.
Resolved, That w. A. Porter
lie appointed Ii committee to pur-
chase timber to have kimhal creek
bridge repaired.
Resolved, That from and after
this date any person or per-
sons owning OF having in theirp pos
sessions live stock, such as horses,
mules or cattle. and in the event
of death Of any Of said stock, 1t
shall be prohibitory to law to have
said dead stock left, hauled or
placed IN the public road, or with
in one mile of said public road, un-
less buried SO us not to be often
sive. And ia tho event of the death
of said stock it shall be the duty of
the owner to have same removed
at once on the information Of any
citizen or officer, in default he or
they shall pay fine of ten dollars
or ten days imprisonment in the
parish Jail, said fine or imprison-
ment to be imposed by any justice
court IN the parish.
Resolved, That the Parish Treas
urcr he instituted to pay to the
Mayor of the town of Bayou Sara
the sum Of S242 As, beng net
amount Of taxes of 1891 collected
from said town. This amount is
paid upon the petitions of the citl-
zens of Bayou Sara to be used in
building levees only.
Resolved, That five dollars be
appropriated to Charity -, pau
per 9th ward, same to he paid to
j. A. Shultz.
The following Road Overscers
were appointed:
Henry Pate on Pickncyvillc and
Bayou Sara road, from little Bay
on Sara creek to State line.
+. Merwin from creek at Mrs.
Rylands to Bayou Sara ford above.
II. NJ. Williams from Baine's
pond to Freyhan's corner, vice w.
w. Converse removed.
Edmond Bell from Wakefield to
Baine's pond.
A. j. holland from Mrs. Bour-
geois lower line to Ratcliffs land
ing.
The committee appointed to en-
ammo the Treasurer and Shcrlffs
books submitted the following re-
port:
The undersigned committee ap-
pointed to examine the Treasurer's
and Sheriffs' books, beg leave to
make the following report: We
examined the Treasurer's books
and found voucher presented for
every payment made. We also en-
amiped the Sheriffs books for the
year 1891 the taxes and licenses
were collected in accordance with
the assessments, and the amount
of 1868 25, has been handed in
above the amount on the assess
ment roll.
RICHARD BUTLER,
S. ID. BARROW,
C.. +. DECKER,
Committee.
Tkera hoiuU no furt her busipass
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
,.Eucklen's ArnicaS SaIve.

IS THE BEsrsAnvt in the wori for cuts,
Bruises. SORES, ulcers, salt rl'enn, feAer
sores, tet.er, cha pped hancs, ,chilblains'.
cornS. aid all skin Eruptions. positively
cures piles. Or 40 pay required. IT Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refnn,.ed. Price - cents per
box. For sale by I. p. kilbourne y Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
Now Rry This.

II will cost you nothing and will sure
lly do you good. II you have cough,
-cold or any trouble with throat, chest
cor lungs DIR. Kings New Discovery
ffor Consumption, Coughs and Colds is
/. guaranteed to give relief or money viii
Jbe paid back. Sufferers from La Grip
pc found It Just the thing and under Its
.alse had speedy and perfect recovery.
Try a sample bottle at our expense and
LEARN foryourself just how good thing
ut is. Trial bottles free at kilbourne u
Co.'S. Drug Store. Large size SOC. and
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
Tcespass Notice.
Fc. Sale,

The land belonging to st. Fran
els Church in Pointc Coupec and
being and lying IN the rear of the
church IN its present location, and
within the line Of the new levcc.
This land measures , acres front
BY Z acres in depth. Apply to
Rev. i. y. b. Lafurest.
New Texas, La. l..
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18
ErienG!v Caution.

All persons are cautioned against
the removal of earth from the
Catholic hill or from any portion
of the Church property. Any in
fringcment will be punished to the
fullest extent of the law against
trcspass. J. ID. AUSTEN,
Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

1eoo oellon C,stern a5 sl5.
N. R1gGs & BRos, 60 Pcrdido, st.
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

Ice e-cold soda water at Mrs.
Austen's.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

]. Z kiltournc & Co., biii....
II NJ Lcake Returning Officer
| G T. Decker clerk Police Jury
DR. Taylor inquest Z. ilsmii:on
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

NJ entail Depression,
Painful Digestion, Pim-
the Head, Sallow Com
Scald Head, Scrofula,
Diseases, Sour Stom-
Torpid Liver, Ulcers,
other symptom or dis
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Bid. ASK.

Amonc state issues there were sales Of Louisi-
ana colso As at 81 IL. Norm ,aroilia % VI
1919 at 1913, Tennessee settlement oS ~ rocoint o.
and Virginia deferred Us at and stamped receipts
at 3-s OF city bank stocks 81 Nchoias soi"
81 at 120. :. a., hu.;,,oss
in the general bond market. Dnt the moVeEen.
of prices was STILL upward. Many issues niaie
fractional gains, but the feature OF The trailing
the sharp advance In RchGnhh ;nho !ep'S pt S5 -
Atchison incomes further declined Ia per cchu
10 65 "a, and the Northern Paclilc issues re-
maincd heavy. Wabash iir7is fell S-s 10 lpS -,
while the seconds closed IA per cent higher at
s3l-2 At the close the market WAS dull, ouo
firm Reference is made 10 our full report oil pohd
sales. , , II
loans were made at IL per cent, put thcy
we're not in sufficient amount to affect the market.
Toward the close the supply was so apuhuah'
that the last loans were AZ u per cent. >, -
The Clearing House statement was aS lolioWs'
Exchanges, i62,365.99S; balances, S"I34,I@V.
Tie Sub-1rcasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S626.216 Its net los on balance was
29.l ,s3l. made up by losses OF S95S, 'JO III com
and S33, ,1Ol in currency The days operations
included: Receipts. S2,643,932 payment., -
81 : 166: resulting in n general balance ol Slls,,
157ilI, consisting of 81 l6,?47,313 com ana
S2.jlOf2s currency. H..
The Treasury bought 1,12O,0OO ounces OF silver
bullion at "a 81 ANA 9i.3j cents an ounce ne
offerings amounted to 2,l2l 100 ounces, Dnt t'e
prices of those that were rejected were not maie
hubble Tie Mercantile Trust Company of TINS
city reported deposits OF silver bullion against
certificates at 3.s923sS ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccivcd to-day Sl2i,'32 National hahh NOTES LOT
redemption. oo- .oo A., :;
tcrn1l revenue receipts S1il ,054, and the mis-
c,llancous receipts S3G,l6'.
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as iol'
lows , ..
Jan. b Jan. g. Differences:
,, cold on nd sI3O 70 5i6 Sl3O Oii Dec. $1,000.
Net silver on nd. G.6i0O Oi0 6,1iOS23 Dee. 4"'-l'
Net lcga-tcndcrs 80. o,, -, 90 90
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
crosTXC PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

"Wednesday. Jan. G-p. m.
Thorc was a further shrnkagc in the volume
If brsincss at the Stock Exchange to-day. II
NAV have been caused wholly by the inirrrup-
,ons Of tcleQraphic service by the storm, although
,be ticker war" may have had no minor part In
curtailing transactions. There was no radlcai
change in the speculative situation ana thioHeh-
out the dealings the movement OF prices WIS ~
rcpular and uncertain. The transactions IN New
ENGLAND and Richmond Terminal were nearly a
quarter of the total business and, with the adj
dition Of Rock Island, Big Four and Chiea.o
Gas the transactions in five stocks were consider
ably more than onc-'hird of the business III all.
II is hardly necessary 10 remark that not one OIL
these stocks has been admitted TO dcallnss at the
London Stock Exchange and that consequently
The speculation was largely Local, if il YVES not
professional For the continued strength Of Rock
Island and Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago
and st. Louis, there was the pre-.
text of increased earnings and prospective
traffic. The advances in Richmond Terminal and
Chicago Gas were purely speculative, and the de
cline In Ncw-England, which was the foremost in
point Of activity may have been due 10 tie unvcl-
ing of its recent upward movement The stock
touched its highest point for the day before the
change of management was announced. Although
it closed l.? per cent above its lowest figure, it
suffered fual loss of 3-S per cent.
The entry of Mr.. Corbin into the management
and control of the New England Railroad dis
appoints The popular theory TINT the property
was sure to fall into the hands Of the New York.
NcwlIayen and Hartford Company Official de-
malls were of no consequence when opposed 10
firm conviction, and undoubtedly many pcr.OIS
will cling to their prccOnceivcd scheme. II wall
be difficult for them TO perceive that the latest
change in the management of tie New England
mai ri of
great trunk line between Boston and Montaul:
Point. and consequently the shortest possible ike
between New-Eneland and Europe. I'm view Of
the vast pOssl Utilities that opened I'D l,Y this
happy union of Long Island and New England in
tcrcsts, the decline in the stock after the formal
announcement must be forever incXplicahIc
The stocks that have international market
were generally weak, even if they were not
active The Northern Pacific stocks suf-
in spite of the final rally Lake Shore
fell | per cent and Erie. Reading and Atchison
closed small fraction lower, white Cnion paciic
and New-York Central were unchanged, and St
Pail and Louisville and Nashville recorded small
gains. The selling fer European account has not
been arrested. in other words, and a considerable
par OF the apparent short interest the market
will be relieved bv the arrival Of tic actual
certificates The strength Of the foreign exchanges
Of the continuance Of the inward movement Of Sc
curtics
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Sales of 81 $4,000 coupon as at Hills were
without effect on the Government bond market
and the closing quotations were unchanged as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
& West Point Terminal
Railway & Warehouse Co.

In accordance with the resolution adopted mt meet
ing held the Central Trust Compnny- Office Dec. ID
1891 have appointed OLIVER II. PAYNE, FRED
ERICK d. TAPPEN. W. ~. PERKINS. and HENRY
III DEE io with me ~ Committee representing
.toskhnidrr- Of your Company
This Committee has organized. and il now inyesti-
gnIing the nAair. of yOur Company with the view
preparing plan and Hsss for authority 10 repre-
mccna- of stockholders which may
from time In time be- thought necessary. For tha
purpose II form of il submitted herewith. rev.
ocnbc AT the pleasure OF the stockhOdcr, and you
requested TO sign IL and return IL to me.
These proxies will be voted by the Committee only
% and for matters measures Of which previous
notice by circular publication shall have been given
80 that -tockhoider who di-approyes of what II
proposed mny withdraw or revoke his proxy.
When the Committee hn- in Its possession proxies
representing mn nOTy OF the stock il will be enabled
o call u mrcling of stockholders and propose such
measures = mny be- thought best TO preserve the
crcdi, and integrity of the Company and its property
81 Wall IT.. Ncw- York, Dee. 10 1891.
r. r. OLCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET

Sales OF 81 sc, 900 coupon as at IL Is were
without effect the Government bond market
and the closing quotations were unchanged as
follows: