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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, March 31.-Flour steady, unchanged re-
ceips 7.517 Lbs: shipments $500 bblS sales. 1870
bbl~. Wheat quiet and lower; No. , red spot, 900
80 I-sc; March and April, 95d % 14c: May, 81 AZ
g9c: June, 90 La 90 1-2c steamer No. . rel, soc
receipts. 1897 bush stock. 7f5,125 bush: sales,
O2o csc : longterry. 03a o7c Corn weak mixed. spot
40 1-a 4G 2c: March A. A. Al 2c Ap Il. 40 3-sG
46 j--c: May 4Oa As lie June, 46c asked; steam@'
mixed &c receipts 20.I3O bush shipments. 10000
bush stock, ll7,o47 bush sales. 10000 bush. south
eIn corn steady white. 40 "a 41c; yellow. 41a 4sc.
oats dull No. white Western, 81 "a sc; No. .
mixed do, "a l-2635c receipts. 5000 bush stock.
627 bush stock. 1905 bush. Hay firm good To
choice timothy, Sl4G 80 so. Grain nelghts quiet I'M
changed Cotton nominal mldHng, 5-ec. Pro-
visions steady. Butter steady. Eggs steady, l3 &c.
Coffee steady Rio cargOes. fair II lee No. :. IA &c.
sugar firm. Copper steady refined, II LEA IL &c.
Whisky firm III pa 81 20.
buffalo. March 31.-There was no demand to- day for
Northern at 90 l--c No. = Northern at "a sc No. 3
at 20 5-c. winter wheat duh and unsettled sales OK
| car No. = rsl at o. lie: csSs No. l white nj
02a D3c. Corn oponel firm. cloeed easier at inside
prices offerings liberal. demand light No.
yellow sold at As l4d45 lie; cars No. yellow
sold at 45a - l-4c; car No. yellow sold at 44c :
. No. sold at IA "a q 4Jc: cars No 3 sold at
A. 2d44 Sac. Oat, quiet and weak, No. .
white sold at "a La "a Ice: No. white sold
al 80 &c No mixed, ~ &c asked. Barey-Notll-
ing doing. No. Western, b3c asked. Rye nominal
No quoted at SOC. Flour dull and weak best spripg,
~ ~ 20. winter. ~ 4jd - 30 rye hOnr, ~ 0Od
50 Millfeed steady and unchanged. Receipts Wheat
ShpmentsWheat, $4,000 bush; corn. 10000 bush ;
oats, 5000 bush.
Chicago March Sl.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
COTTON MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. March 81. D. m.-Cotton-The sales OF
the day included 6l00 bales American. Futures closed
steady. Notwithstanding. low mddlng clause
April delivery. 33-G4d BUYERS, April and May de-
livery, 33-64d buyers; May and June delivery,
3 3G64d buyers June and July delivery, 3 3964d
value; July and August delivery, 4:6id value Aug
ust and september delivery. 4j-Gid sellers: septem-
Der delivery, 3 4564d; september and october de-
livery, 47G4d value.
Cialves ton March 3i.--Cotton nominal: mddling.
7.1Gc: low midding. 7-sc: gond ordinary. lac
net and gross receipts, 440 bales exports 10 t,xl
Continent 3.73o bales sales, IS bales, all spinners
stock, 30 us bales
Norfolk. March 31.-CottOn quiet; mddling. I-2c
net and gross receipts l3l7 bales exports coastwIsc,
1853 bales: sales. 50 bales stock. 31.isj bales.
savannah March 3l-Cotton weak: middlmg, I-ic
low mddl!nc. > 5.se; good ordinary 1-2c: not and
gross receipts, $50 bales: exports 10 the Continent.
100 bales coastwise 3Ol6 bales: sales, $50 bales
spnnerS. 80 bales: stock 81. $50 bales.
Newt Orleans. March 31.-COttOn quiet: mlddng.
3sc: low mddling, 34c; good ordinary. I-ic I;
net receipts 1925 bales gross. 1880 bales: ex-
ports 10 Great Britain, j,160 bales 10 France, 59is
bales; stock, 36955o bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
GOULD AND HUNTINGTON.
THE TWO GREAT RAILWAY MEN OF TIE SOUTH

WEST TO CONFER AT IL PAsO.
FL Paso. Tex, March 3l.-C. p Huntington. OF the
southern Pacific. and a large humber Of other ligh
"Hcials OF that road and A. G. Hutchinson. president
OF the Morgan Line steamers. In arrive In Ell Paso IN
rev hours Jay Gould who is here. has Invited them
10 call on him. General superintendent ". b. Cutler,
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad /, with Mr. Hunt
lhgtoh' The party will pend several days In FL
PaSo. II is believed that Huntington IS coming to
watch Could TO see II he going TO build from FL Paso
through Mexico to the coast. 1t Is understood here
tonight that santa Fc officials will arrive in lei psso
Friday.
Neworlcans, March 31.-"The Times Democrats
FL Paso. Tox dispatch says that Jay Gould Is In
different to the curiosity OF the public and holds no
Interviews with reporters. Ills common answer to
press representatives IS that he Is here for lbs health
and not for business. As regards Mr. IIun,lngton's
coming he has nothing to say, further than that they
Will hold friendly Interview and nothing more How
ever Mr.. Goulds telegraph pondence has grown
TO such magnitude and Importance IN the last few DAYS
that II now comes In cipher, and extra operator
has been stationed at the Texas Pacific city Office
70 attend exclusively TO Mr.. Cioulds business
General Manag-r Grnnt, OF the Texas and Pacific
will return from Nc~-orcans on Friday with a num-
Der Of directors and big stockholders in that road The
Texas and Pacific Will occupy ts new depot to morrow
aud the force OF men employed In laying yard tracks
VIII h. put TO work the extension connecting with
the Topeka and Santa Fe and the Mexican Central rail
roads. This viii give the Texas and Pacific direct
connection for passenger and freight traffic Mexico
on this side OF the river.
"Thc rcayune's7 San Antonio dispatch says "The
first train to pass the high bridge Just completed
ovcS the PccOs Canon, which l. rs feet high and
2lsO feet long, comprised five coaches bearing e. p.
anu %SG M Ph o. , sGGrn Pe officers
l. perfect success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
HDPOKEN.
Ms LIFE TAKEN By An INSANE MOTHER.


The death OF ive-year old boy was caused yesterday
by the &c Of an insane nOthcr who Was also crincay
and p rlnps fatally injured. II. V. Dohn and MS
wifi. Marraret and Seven children lived at No. 2oo
EIeveu-h-st Of the third floor OF hSit-house Dom
fills a RESPONSIBLE place In F1ctchecs ironworhs lils
WIFE o., December IL gave birth to n child SOON
ofterward Il was noticed that her reason had tceh
affected she gradually became worse, but weh INC
,hild de, on January % she became Violent "1
times. During lucid Intervals Mrs. DOM IIl'ue
several attempts TO lie admitted TO some New ofh
institution for she seemed 10 realize the DANGER OF ic
Insanity She was admitted, and liobokdi phyhl-
cians tried IN vain 10 benefit her. she never hoP'
eycent WHOM under the influence OF opiates'
At about o'clock on Wednesday night MIS- Dunn
wfout removing any garments. laid down on new
,.d Tie other members OF her family also rfniIeu ;
A. . 40 a m Mary Dnhn, eighteen years oiu NAV ",
noise nj tho kit hcn. hhe ran there III I'M e, - ~
see he mother climbing out Ca hTee~aPo ME- me-
her hoy Fr.,nk five years Old In her arms. "a Az
drl cl,+ a. her mother hut her "rirS were wv -
Mo In 10 woman threw her screaming 10! VI nv
,aveme below ard she jumped ater MN, nm. az az
d.tanc, gas forty feet. Mrs. Don struck iet ~ u
md or, =. was shaftclcsl, while tho "i"r VIII u'
Irnl,,n t4he received internal Injuries: fItiH
str1ick q, paved ward the "ft side OF ms io.it
f,cturir. the skull Roth were ta1Tl 10 ~ MdiN
Hospital where the child died at noon; Last nisms
the condition Of the insane woman was crlusi' w
,he reco' cred oon>cious1css she said the LON nv"
c0nmand her to Jump % the bottom OF the ear'h'
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-, .xe FOR NEW SHORT ROAD.

The NeW.York and Boston Railroad Company, recently
,,o,,. I'd Intend, 20 build road from tho town u
,,chcs,er County 20 some point yn the shore Of
ono Island Sound the town Of Westheaicr Just
n,,ry what route road intends 70 take the directors
q, ,he COMPANY refuse 10 the arrangements for
securing a. The land they need have rot yet been made
acoce W Irsses Of the directors, sa!d last evening
h,, the road which company proposed building was
need ID and that within year u would be In operation
1te road WI te about twenty-five mile, Ions The cap
al stock 9f the company Is sJOOO'OOO divided INTO
az 600 shares IL Is ae intention Of the company u run
line Of fc.gh, boats between tho shore Of LoAg lland
sound where the road viii end and Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
MANY BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE.
EXTENDING NEwYoRK ALDERMEN's TTRMs-
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM SCHOOL
III BRARIE

Albany March 81 (speclaD-The Senate today
ordered TO a third reading Asscmblyman Connelly's
bin for the Improvement OF the Riverside driveway.
senator McCarty, Of Brooklyn. introduced bin
providing for the construction Of magnificent drive
Ridge road.
Cantor called up his bin authorizing the In
corporation Of general electric Hight companies, and
offered amendment providing that tlesc companies
slmll not join any trust The bill was then passed
Il authorizes the incorporation Of general electric
company to manufacture all kinds Of electrical ap-
paratus except topographic apparatus The Stock ~
10 be anywhere fOm 500 900 10 $J.OOO,OOO. TIC
companies are 20 pay One-tveneth OF per cent TAI
on their capital stock yearly 10 tie State.
The Sennte passed Assembly lyman FOcy's I'LL max
ing the term Of Office OF members OF the Board bf
Aldermen Of New York two years; Asscmblyman
Walkers bnI providing that tenement houses in New
York City shall be houses occupied by at least four in
stead OF three families; senator McNrhon's bill.
authorizing the expenditure OF $4,000 by the
trustees Of the Metropolitan Museum. IN order 10 keep
IL open on sunday Assemblyman Guenther's bin, Is
tatlishng state Board Of Architects As,cmblyman
Connolly bIlI, making appropriation for the pur-
nose Of permitting the New-YorlC Museum Of Natural
History to be open on sunday; and senator Ed
vard,s bill, prohibiting the transportation OF dynamite
on passenger trains.
rhc senate also passed "A interesting bill Intro
duCcd by senator Edwards. having for It's Oblcct lhS
lu,uryenent of common school Libraries all over the
STATE. For many years the S3o,Voo or f;VuWy y',rN
auuropriated for The support Of these lbrni1eS has
been diverted e. allen purposes. As Il consequences
thc libraries have Slrunken, and In huhufcGs OF IN
stances have been destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
TONG ISLAND.

ROSr.YN Valentine Downing, one OF the oldest
icc Nv sho Ting himself with IA 3-cabre revolver
- 81 ID, right eve. Mr.. Downing hvcd WIN MS
family 1 . large house IN the heart Oh inc Nliiaeo.
~. ,,. % d dad az 80 yesterday morning sttlhS
uurlghf small chair Ia front 81 NJ uP'h usSN;
Mr. DO % served three terms ~ postmaster y,
po-lyu "a eeVcril times elected town ccrh' anu
reld -, - OF Ter oiiccs. He was Mty-hVc years
Old A Wow and six children survive Nun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
MISSISSIPPI R7rEs RoUs1ABoU1s on s1RrKE.

ST. Louis March 31.-As foreshadowed la these ais
patches last night all the members Of the Marine FIRE
men and Roustabout Union and the 'Longshoremch
Association (colsred organizations to the number Oh
from 500 TO 1000 went strike this forenoon ana
the river front has presented an animated scene al
day The strike Is under the auspices ana protection
OF the American Federation OF LABOR for S"""''''
came into port this morning and soon a. tiey were
moOred their crews affiliated with tho stnRcrs ana hc
latter have since been keeping close watch 10 prevent
he hiring OF scab coonsr TO unload them. 50 isT
,yeryfhInr has been quiet. but nobody can yet tell
Ia The result OF the strike Will he.
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nnrnAn1vn roR rnE ELocK eYsTEM

Iockpot ~ y, March 81 Special. -neneral Manager
Iobn NJ Touccy aud General Supcrintend"nt Theodore
voorhc.. Of the Ncw-York Central. arrived here uis
-, In Supcr ntcndrnt Voorhees, private Tho
o,s were making inspection u Me road preparatory
., i,roducnc the block -y-tcm ., prccautoa against
o.ce.ut. The Falls division Of t' road a. well ~ hs
main Inc viii be equipped IN anticipation oil the Wofd
., .,,oe ana will sl-o De dOublc-tIackcd The Central
, introduce IN this city block system mined atly
Mo road makes four long curves IN passing through The
~r hc.ldcs crossing two high sngc-usck bridges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
APPEARANCE ENTERED FOR READING.

Harrisburg Penn. March 3l.-M. f. tOhnsed
entered an appearance In the Dalphin County Court
Of Common Pleas this morning for the Philadelphia
and Readng Railroad Company, Philadelphia and
Reading coal and Iron Company. Port Reading Rail
road Company Lchgh Valley Railroad and Coal com
NAMES Central Railroad Company Of New-Jersey
Iehlrh Coal and Navigation Company and Lehigh and
Wlkcslarre Coal Company, In connection win the
complaivt recently made by the Attorney General
sgoI.t the combination that these companies have
entered INTO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. March 3l-3 AS p. m.-Beef. pork and
hams In good demand. Bacon In poor demand lopg
and short clear middles, about jjlbs. duh at 3s Cd
Cheese in poor demand TaOw, turpentine and rosin
"a poor demand. Iard-Spot I'm fair demand futures
In poor demand prime western spot and April dull
at 33s ID May and June duh at 3}s ID. Wheat in
poor demand No. > nd winter steady at rs IL d.
Flour In poor demand. Corn-Sp0t ard futuresLrhe
demand has fallen OF: mixed Western spot dull at
d I'D April dull at A. Id; May dun ut ~
I'D June dull at Is lid. Hops at London Pacific
coast-There Is nothing Offering.
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LIVED TO BE $50 YEARS OLD.

Phoenix, Arz., March 3l.-Carmen ROdenquez. a
Mexican woman, $50 years old, died at Tucson last
night Sonora Rodriguez was maid Of honor at the
Mexican vceregnl court under Spanish domination.
Later she was attached TO the household OF Macmillan,
and after the famous CincO de Mayo followed the
fortunes Of EmperOr Itnrbde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
PIGEON SHOOTING on LONG ISLAND.

The pigeon shoot" this year Of the Dexter Park
Trap Shooting League Of clubs held Yesterday
at Dexter Park Long Island. The Unknown Gun Club
got the first prize 800 and the Emerald Gun Club took
the second $50. This the -roIe in clubs First
regular monthly shoot, modified Huriughan rules 10
each club. 10 birds 70 each man. Unknown. 81 :
Emerald rs; Parkway 70 Crescent IS Wsuregan eG
Genmore, 05 Linden Grove 81. J. Flynn, OF the In
known w. j. Simpson. Of the Emeralds II. j. Bookmln VI
the Pathways. james Plkngton, OF the WaueFans and
Paul Jones' Of the Crcscents. made fun scores Major
Jacob Pentz, Of tie Newark Gun Club referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
MrNIY0 EXCITEMENT N CALIFORNIA.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 31.-The silver discoveries
az Lorisburg where old lead mine. long abandoned.
recently uncovered have caused within the last
few days greater excitement than at first. J. IL.
Mllzenrr has uncovered q lead which he says Is
richer than any he In Colorado. Hundreds
Of miners daily hocklng 10 the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

authorities last decided act and County Engineer
". 5. Bacot with gang Of men tore up the tracks
Or distance OF 700 feet the middle OF the line.
and the cars had 70 be withdrawn This action
brought Nathauel Niles TO the scene, and upon his
promise that the required repairs would De made at
once the further destruction Of the tracks sus
pended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

CINCINNATI DEFEATS TOLEDO.

Cincinnati March 3I-The Cincinnati and Toledo teams
played the nrst series OF for the championship
OF Ohio here today. The home team batted with telling
effect easily. The field work Of the Gin
cinnad players good. Here is the score:
foIt , ..:. Q 9 2 g 5d-S
Basehits-Cincinnau Il Toledo ). Errors Cincinnati o
Toledo O Pitchcrs-Mullane and Pears Ump.re-Cark
Baltimore March 3lThe Baltimore and the University
OF PENNSYLVANIA have Played here today. but
rain caused the postIoheInent Of the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK

NEWARK
ohLhiNu STREET RAILWAY FOR 81, 500 900.
Tile Newark and South Orange street Railroad was
sod yesterday by Its owners John Rodcl & Sons TO
syndicate OF Newark capitalists for 81 500 600 one.
thrd III cash and two-thirds in bonds. The pur-
chasers are Goufried Kruger, DR.. Leslie ID. Ward
JOhn r. DRYDEN. Elias Ward Edgar b. Ward Michael
T. Barrett, Edward scSckhous Peter Ilaucb William
Scheuer. with Andrew and Edward Rodel. the sou, OF
the former owner Of the road. Tho transfer Will be
made on May l. when the bonds are t. be issued. The
new company VIII equip the road with cars and
the trolley electric system, and will have double
track from the Newark City lire to South orange.
SUITS pending between the Rode management and the
Traction Company In regard 10 traffic arrangements
arr &, DC Withdrawn, and the new company, having a
separate and independent existence will work in har
mOny with the Traction Company.
The Newark and south Orange Railroad pur-
chased In 1872 from John Tobn of New York, for
$4,000. By john Rodel, who also assumed mort
gage debt II $4,000. The road practically bank
rupt. Mr.. hodel managed II 30 well that In rev
years he had p1d Oh the debt out OF The erhihss ana
also paid Tor all bettcrncnts In the same way Last
year. according 10 the returns of the state board OF
Assessors the TOSS earnings Of the road amounted %
given at s3ls,"42. IN anticipation OF the deal Just
made PROF erty values In South Orange Township have
cOn,Ge ably adVancel.
The Republican Indian League has opened new
parlor at the League headquarters IN Chester Row
The paror contains pictures of Garfield Arthur Logan
Lincoln Phelps aud other Republican leaders. and q
fine bronze statue OF Abraham Lincoln.
AT meeting Of the Cassis OF the Reformed Churches
OF Newark Yesterday resolution was adopted re
ferrng the matter OF the ropbie II the Benevi ih
pastor aud p. V. A. Brett the former superintendent
OF the sunday school to SPECIAL committee Of nve
sonal but it has caused feeling in the congrega
ton.
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THE REV. DE-. TAYLORs ATTACK.

The Rev. d. william NJ. Taylor the wel.known pastor
OF the Efoadway Tabernacle stricken with paralysis on
Tuesday Ic Is confined his bed his home a, No
West Thry.nfl,t The shock has rcnd rcd him almot
.pccohl4ss but retains all his Other la;uc, recty
Dr. Taylor has not been well since lat NovcIbcr IL
.ad BY his family yesterday that he would prob
ably be his bed few days aud his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
TO BOX BEFORE THE CHERRY DIAMONDS.

TO BOX BEFORE THE CHERRY DIAMONDS.
The following will compete at the Manhattan Atn.
leuc Club professional boxing tournament tomorrow
evening Patrick German, Bill Dunn william Wallace.
JOCK Quin Peter Mccoy Pat Fnsrren William Vernon.
jim Glynn Martin Snee Sailor Brown and Austin Gil.
The postless ring, invented By Captain Van
schalck and George L. stery. IT, will be used for the
lrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

debts contracted for the purpose OF evading taxation
This legislation ought greatly the proportion
OF taxes yielded By personal property and 10 do much
toward equalzing the burdens Of tsxpuen.
ROSWELL 2. FLOWER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
EIIZAKETH

The Singer Manufacturing Company yesterday sent
q Gift { $1,000 to the managers Of the Elizabeth
Hospital which Is greatly in need Of assistance. The
handsorn. and wholly nexpccted gift was gratefully
received by the managers Of the institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
NEW.YORkS.
Totals. .... sl127 s 3

'SeE-YOrk ..........2 3 o o o x-s
Earned runs-Jsspers O. New-Yogk 4. First base by
errors-Jsspers 2. NewYork l. Left on bases-IasIFfs
8, NewY0rk 9. First base ON oas-on King O. on
Coughlin 2, OF Powera ). Struck Out-By King o. by
CousAlin g. BY Powers 8 Hope tup,Ew!ng Tw9;6a te
or ORourke. Stolen bases-o Loary. Collins Mannins
O'Rourke Bsssett Hit by pirher-O'le ary, Manning
(2j. Passed ball-Murlay a. Umpire-Hoinung. Time
Of xame-1:4 AZ
The New-Yuks will play the Xavier A. C. team at
the Polo Grounds to-day.
Robert Leadey has signed 10 manage the Buffalo club
Richardson will 90 Washington 10 try TO get his
release so that he can psywth the New-York club. The
local directors will purchase the release.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

Albany. March Ex-Governor Flower has signed
AssembIyman DcyO's bin amending the tax aaoesS-
mont laws which will go far toward reaching per
eopal property The Governor. IN approving the
huI filed the following memorandum:
This bill IS Intended 10 remedy al evil "hch hs@
ev.s,d for a long Time and which earnest leg'dtoFs
havc s1nybt IN vain correct in previous egisINe
,o..tors Although the wealth o. ;he state he or'h
dl assessed valuation Of persona prop
ty has been steadily decreasing during ;he las; Two
a.csdes until now u ectusly amounts 70 more iran
al ooO 600 less than The assessed valuation d persona"
o,orerty m 1871. The law has Afforded ready means
Tor IN. escape o. personal property from taNetoh o' o"
m deductions IN the Of personal property i'
off ems, debts" II Is believed that debts nave o'e'
,enor,rlly contracted The sole purpose Of eNsons
,oxa,,ou and that by his device large snare Of per
orol n,operty hs. escaped any toNauon whatsoever.
,rht method OF evasion has am Informed ocen sus''hea
a. eoal BY the courts and the assessors nave hou no
,.,oedv under the existing laws. The spirit OF me IA"
,eig nlaioly opposed such eVasons, ~ u therefore
ADVISABLE . strengthen as 70 reduce such c'"So
:, rho lowest possible degree This l. "hat ue me"sue
before me aims % do. IL prohibit deductions from ue
assessment OF personal property for Debts Tor the puf'
chase OF nonsxable property debts on account Of iho'
rect liability a. iurety guaTantor haorS. 81 0@ef"se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London. March 81. p. m-COnsols. 06 for none,
and 06 Is for the account New-lOrk, Pennsylvan
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. "a "a Canadian
Pacific. 80 IS Erie, 81 Is Illinois Central l07 IL
Mexican ordinary, - 5-7. ~. Paul common, - IA !:
pennsyIvania So: Reading 20 IS Money. per
cent The rate of discount I'm the open market tr
both short and three months bills IS 1901 5s per
cent Paris advices quote per cent rentes at 96
francs 50 oentimes for the account and exchange
London at % francs Il IL confines for checks.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Eranclscn Mlrch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
Nearly 200 members Of the committee appointed at

Nearly 200 members Of the committee appointed al
the Coorer Union meeting b work for the repeal
OF the Central Park Speedway act starteh for Albany
AT 10 A. H. Yesterday from the Grand Central station
on special train Of three cars. The greater mum
Ter OF those who went received theft notices 10 20 only
a few hours before the time Of departure, and many
OF them were busy az the station giving instru'ton-
10 their clerks about work to be done during uclr
absence. The large delegation was unimpachablc
testimony % the earTestness Of the Giuzens In thcr
efforts 10 secure the repeal Of the law. II was eN-
peced when the delegation started that exIudge Henry
f. Rowland would act spokesman before The legl--
Iative committees. Among those who woAt were
Joseph j. ODonohue John d. Crmndus james T.
Archibald OF the Central labor Union W. A. STILES,
W. W. Mcfarland. Lyman Rhoades. '. h. H. Aydi'
G. II. Chatterton Nathaniel Niles. Abraham Miller.
A. symngton. y. :. Benty, L. r. Metcnh, Warren
Houghtaling J. Ehrmsn. IL. Il. Hickman Edward HAYS
f. W Orvls J. s. Ncwcombe, ii. X. kinehardt, j., j.
Evans g. =. buchanan. ". H. Parsons, james A.
blanchard Lucaen G. Warner. r. Coleman. o. b. Pot
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