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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19
DISTINGUISHED SPECTATORS

Present ~ the Meeting NJ the British
House of mmcns-rhe Leaders s.n-
thusiasticaliy cheered bv T.seir rarti-
Loxno~. Aug. lc.-Thc house was
packed when parliament assembled
Every seat waS taken and crowds were
standing on the floor and in the gang
ways. Among The distinguished spec
tators were the earl Of Cainvan. Lord
krutssnrd. the prince Of Tcclx. The
duke Of DcvonShirc. Prince Ifatzfclat.
the German Ambassador. Minister Lin
coin and o.her mem bcrs Of the diplo-
matte corps When Mr. Gladstone en-
tered he was chccrcd enthusiastically.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. who wore an
orchid in addition 70 his usual garb.
was also cheered as he went 10 his seat
and more or less applause greeted each
notable from his partisans. The mcm-
beers were generally good humorcd. the
conservatives looking reconcilcd TO
defeat and the liberals happy over their
victory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19
THREATENED RACE wiR.


LFAvEywoRrH. kas. Aug- III. Rur-
ing the past two days great * eitfinrni
has preTailcd AZ ToDganoxy. 4 riilArf
Of this county. twenty miles srrsi q
Lcavenworth. and there has been i'n-
nincn, danger of race war. Asna
Ashl,y. negro. was taken from 'ne
Jail here on "Wednesday To have = hear
ing before Justice ~ the peace y
Tonranoxy on the charge ~ cotn-nii-
ting an assault upon Ada Naymer
white rirl. who WAS dragged from ner
horse July - and outraged Nv nsrrra
The evidence against Ashhr raS Trs
strong. and Thursday the indirnA'l'n
Of the white people became ~ rrras
that there was loud talk 81 lrnrh-n-
The negroes did not accept the tier11
that Ashby was guilty. howcrcr Anl
700 ~ them well armed gathered "
protect him A large member Y, 'Af
whites also armed themselves ana XIV
time ii looked like war. The mayo
Tonganoxy issued prcclamati"n o',
dering the crowds 70 disperse. ri "
attention was paid 20 Il. and fully Y.
armed negroes remained in and an7l1
the town all night and good num-.
Of them came with the prisoner 70 'T
Jail yesterday morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

wAsHr~GroS. Aug. 12.-Mr. Egnn
mas definitely agreed with the Gillian
government upon convention for the
settlement 81 NIL unadjnstcd claims Of
citizens Of the United States
against Chilli by means ~ a
claims commission, 70 meet in
Washington This action 81 the
minister chronicles the satisfactory
termination Of negotiation which has
been pending for a long time. No gen
crnl claims convention has ever been
agreed upon with Chilli. although claims
81 American citizens date bach for more
than half q century
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

APPALLING reports have been re-
ecived Of the ravagcs Of cholera in the
governments ~ Saratof and Samara.
Russia where Il IS officially announced
that not less than 1900 deaths occur
naily. The ignorant multitude in many
places resist all sanitary precautions.
and attack the doctors and Others en-
gaged in attempting TO stamp out the
disease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

COMPLAINTS continue 70 be received
~ the state department Of inhuman
treatment Of she men at work in the
guano beds in the island Of Navassa.
and Commander Shield a the Kear-
sarge has been ordered to stop AZ the
island on his way to Honduras and
make . thorough investigation Of the
matter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

DENVER. Col. Aug. -. Gen = NJ
Dunn. who has spent the past III
years In this city. but who was io'..
crly one 81 the best known club men N
New York city and vashinrt'n. M
cidcd NJ o'clock tonight. a.'n'~'
blowing on the top ~ his head ~''n
revolver. The deed was committee M
his boarding place. 1901 stout strs'.h
Gen. Dunn was ~ one ~ The r. n ~ \,
lies IN New York city and was near y
years Of age. When he came e i1n'. y.
Ills mind was considerably clouar" Z.
the result Of drink Ills scicide - y
% have been because Of lows 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

ApvrcEs from the Crimca and eau
rasus state that the cholera is dec reas-
ing in virulence- In northern and CEN
trial Russia. however. the disease is in
creasin-. and in Moscow two more fac
tories have been closed owing TO the
spread of the plague
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

IT Is reported from France that VI
Monchicourt. the Iiqnidator Of the
Panama Canal Co. has signed con-
~ention with syndicate Of former
Panama contractors TO resume work on
the canal. II j. said that no appeal
Kill BE- made % the public for funds
until the work Is advanced
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

Mn EGAS has definitely agreed with
the Gillian government upon a conven-
tion for the settlement Of all unad-
justed claims Of citizens Of the United
States against Chilli BY means Of a
claims commission TO meet in Washing
kou
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

THE Tnited States steamer Benning-
Con arrived az Huelva. Spain. on the
5th- Salutcs were exchanged bv the
Spanish squadron and the bennington.
The captain Of the bennington will
make m inspection Of the Columbus
caravel santa Maria
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

The judges ut the Munich fBavarial
art exhibition have awarded medals Of
the first class 70 Mr.. Whistler. the
English artist and Mr. Dwight. Of New
: York Medals Of tho second class were
awarded to NessrS Dcwing and Has
senclunde, Of New York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

THE division in the British house Of
commons on the nth. on the motion
Of mo confidence in the government. :
was carried By vote Of $50 70 $40. thus
paving the way for Mr.. Gladstone's
fourth term Of Office as pramier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

IMPORTATION has been received in
San Francisco that the name u Mr.
Shut. formerly secretary Of the Chinese
legation at Washington. viii BE- laid
before the emperor 81 China as success
~or 70 Minister Tsin. whose tenn Of
Office expires in October next
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

SECRETARY NoBrE has appointed the
following named commissioners to ne
yotiate with the Yankton Indians Of
South Dakota under act Of February >.
is>-: j. r. C. Adams. Of Webster. s
H.: W. l. Brown. Of Chicago, and John
J. Cole. Of 81. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

THE sale Of California fruit shipped
~ England BY the steamer Majestic.
the first consignment Of such fruit to BE-
shipped 70 that country. was concluded
On the sth- Bartlett pears sold for
from : "a 70 IS "a per box. and craw-
ford peaches brought S Oh per box.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

The anti-clerscal demonstrations in
the eity ~ Rome have alarmed the vat
lean and the pope Is about 70 send a
note 20 Catholic states complaining that
che Italian government has pnt no
curb on the enemies cf the church and
that he i now more prisoner than
ever
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

A DISPATCH from Calcutta 70 the Lon
don Times says that the leading papers
there. in view Of the alarming fall in
the rates 81 exchange. urge the gov
eminent 70 Immediately close the minis
% the free coinage Of silver.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

The trouble in the upper Mononga-
hrla fFairmont W. Va coke region.
has reached climax One thousand
men are already out. and il is almost
certain that the entire region will be-
come involved The question 81 wages
has little 70 do with the strike. the
prime cause being the demand Of the
niners for recognition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

The governor Of North Dakota has
withdrawn his proclamation placing
quarantine restrictions ON the Cana
dian Pacific, Northern Pacific and
Great Northern railroads ~ the boun-
diary line owing 70 the outbreak Of
smallpox in Manitoba Trains resumed
running - usual on the sth- No add
tional cases Of the disease were re-
ported
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

AcArL for convention OF Jewish
rabbis. 10 b. held in New York in oc-
tober. has been issued The conven-
tion i 70 b. held for the purpose Of
protesting against the so-callcd reform
rabb.s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

HreH NccrKDr, ~ Michigan. was
elected grand master hy the Knights
Templar az Denver. Col. on the nth.
and W. Iars.e Thomas. Of Danville.
Ky. was elected deputy grand master.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

ror the first time since the Inaugural
tion Of the strike >upt Potter and
vice-Chairman Child~ paid visit, on
che 18th. 20 the business portion Of
Homestead. Pa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

The Russian province Of Samara.
which has been officially noticed rs
having the best harvest. has neverthe-
less applied for loan Of 10000 roubles
Tor the purchase ~ seed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-19

GEx- JAMES W. DENVER. Of Whining
Con. o.. died; in Washington city. on
ehe yth. after an illness Of three days
He was IS years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
VALLEY RAILROAD OF OHIO.

Holder Of the Consolidated Mortgage SIX PER CENT
bonds Of the Valley Railroad u Onto requested 10
with the undersigned giving teir and
addresses order that concerted action be taken Tor
their mutual bcent Of such nature the condition
u affairs With reference 10 the company may 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

and Continental bills also were easier Inc
market closed heavy at the following revised quo
tatons for actual business h61, sirr 0
Sxoir. French francs. SIC 1-saj17 l-2 and
5'iSS IL. reichmarks 0j 3-s and 81 3-ia05 IS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
T1hc Governors Of the Bank OF England at their
weekly meeting made no change III lts minimum
rate of discount, which remains AZ PEI Ceht'
In The week the bank gained t'sV,VVV ouiiloh,
and the proportion Of reserve TO Liabilities was
raised IRON 1898 to AL per cent, asains.
reduction from 46.07 TO 4j.72 per cent In lhe COT
responding week last year. when the discount rate
was unchanged at 5 per cent The BANK 70
day gained .s3,O0o bullion on balance. AZ tne
Il 0ndOn s,took Exchange, BrltI>h consos UT
clncd Is to 90 g-lC for money ana 80 o-o iol
the account In the open market money was easy
at IS per cent for discounts, ana - ei .enU
for daily balances. Bar silver was la iower
at 40 I'D. an ounce American railway shares
were Irregular and suffered some uhinpoIlaho
reactions. At Paris, French 3 per cents wefe
weak falling = l.; confines 70 g"41 Shows Sn IN
crease Of $4,000 francs goid' ana i'o%''''o
(irjswold e. Gillctt request holders Of the con-
ISOLATED mortgage per cent bonds OF the Naliey
Railroad of Ohio TO communicate win them IN
order that concerted action may pe 'aheh luz
their mutual benefit H.. cu
pany gives notice 10 the holders OF trust rccelpls
issued by the New-iork Guaranty ana lnuen rIn
Company for stock Of the Edison General IRA Llec-
trio Company and common stock OF the lhomson-
Houston Electric Company, deposited under stock.
holders agreement, dated February last. that
ON and after June % they will he prepared "
deliver 10 the holders OF trust receipts Issued by
it the corresponding new securities, as mentioned
in their advertisements The books for the SAIL
transfer Of said trust receipts VIII Dc permanently
closed on August next -.
The Fidelity Loan and Trust Company OF
Sionx City. Iowa. gives notice that its dcbentnre
coupons maturing July will be paid by the
Metropolitan Trust Company. ;,
The National Bank Of North America has de-
cared a semi-annua dividend Of per cent,
scmi-annual dividend Of 4 per cent WI wii DC
pad by the Mechanics and Traders Bank on
July I. 90, O
The National Broadway Bank will pay an
per cent dividend July |.
The Oriental Bank has declared its seventy
eighth consecutive dividend Of per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

Slight interest is still exhibited in State bonds
There were sales Of Tennessee settlement Is al
-, and North Carolina As at 90 In city bank
stocks Tradesnens sold go at 10
Moderate activity was shown in the general
bond market. The Richmond Terminal issues were
improved in tone the 6s further rising | per
cent TO 80, the collateral trust Is advancing -
per cent 10 a. IA, and the trust receipts "a to
the same figures. Denver and Rio Grandc con-
sol As and iowa Central lrsts gained the frac-
tons at "a 81 and 90 l-2 respectively. :exas
llrsts made tho same gain a .; % 81. NTnerous
issues dealt in, and priccs generally riic I'm
Reference is made to our full report Of bond
sales.
Money on call was In abundant supply, but
business is done at Per cent. with exceptions
at l2 per cent.
ENcha ages, $lO4 or, 020: balances Sj,G60,3I
The subj reasury was debtor 10 The Clearing
House $Gss,331. It's net galn OIL balance was
$22o,976, made up by gain OF S7t4,l7l in cur
operations included Receipts $G,74i,9J7 pay
ments, $6,5?3,0sl resulting in general balance
OF $l2j,6y49e4; consisting Of SlOs, $40 coin
and Sl6,0sr,.Oss currency
Tie United S S,n Treasury az Washington re-
redemption.
The customs receipts were Ss37 500, the in
icrnai revenue receipts Sj00,3Oj. and the misccl-
la8-ous receipts $ll, 21j.
To-dny's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares with the
figures OF the las, previous statement as follows.
y. june % Dlucrenrc.
ro,d sllj go .li5l51 S,t Inc s333 a..
No silver nd. i,Sjilo5 5Ucr, lsc Inc. l07 01I
N~t lefu- tenders
hand ........ G,sS.,317 0g-6.7 Inc. 100 IA
Actual cash In The
Treasury Nau!tS
outStAldiEg
ccrtncaus 1926 e53 7t3 gI21 ot7 Inc SCOT %,
Depo'ts il bank. l3,4Sj.>5O lS,OJ1 PEA D-u az oSG
Nc cash bal ei4c, so C9 $40 SO 2II Inc sIso1lo
Tho Mercantile Safr Dcpo'i, Company report.
,o6o.59l ounces Of silver bullion on hand 10 So
euro outstanding certificates
There Is only sm, demand for foreign ev
'hange, and to-day's bu.iness naturally was dali.
Friday not being steamer day. Sterling ey
change was reduced about l-2 cent to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sTOCKs
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

lnutsuay, June ZIP m.
When two stocks contribute more than one
third of the total ,ransactons-as Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy and Atchison did to-day
the market Is obviously professional. Outside Of
the two stocks named. only three others enjoyed
an activity that was represented by dealings in
excess of 10000 shares. Fluctuations were ex-
tremcly narrow and as rule final prices showed
small net losses. The speculation was dis
appointment 10 the few bull traders who had been
led earlier IN the week to attach undue Importance
TO the political developments al Chicago. But
the market is still too narrow 10 he swaycd by
minor considerations, particularly those which rest
upon unsubstantial sentiment. Tic first unfavor-
able turn 10 the course Of prices given by
the announcement that additional gold engage
ments had raised the amount which went out by
to-day's German steamer 10 S2,500SOO instead
of 81, 100000 the expected sum TO be shipped
material lowering 10 the rates Of foreign eX-
change lost its effect partly because OF the dull
ness Of tle business and partly because the re-
duCtlOn Is not positive assurance that more
gold may not 10 sent abroad on Saturday An
emphatic rejection by the United States Senate
of the free coinage proposition would furnish
stable ground for assertions that the gold ennX
had eliminated. A rejection Of the objectionable
Anti-Option bill would also encourage financial
circles. Doubtless the tendency Of these two
pieces Of proposed legislation accounts for much
Of the present temporary hesitation in the stock
market.
The only important decline was In Chicago,
burlington and Quincy, which was the most active
stock The coming May statement Of the COM
pany is likely 10 reflect the past conditions Of
flood damage and the light movement of corn
II not improbahlv may mark the change In nct
earnings 10 which recent free Western receipts
give favorable promise The Lear talk Of crop
damage cannot he subStantiatc1 either in public
sources Of information in the action Of the
corn market. The continued good lending demand
in Quincy explains the character Of the selling
As measured by the extent Of net losses, the bear
vision did not discover extensive crop injury
on Rock Island as on It's nciehbor road. None
at all seemed visible on the Atchison; for the
price 10 &c 3-4a36 3-s. against SO "a last
night The real strength of this stock came from
purchases stimulated by the satisfactory progress
Of the income bond conversion plan. The suc-
cess Of that plan means new capital for improve
ments as well as narrowing Of the difference
between prior charges and dividends on tho stock,
The market closed better than thr lowest que
tations and with fully steady tone. The short
interest is doubtless accommodating afreSh with
ont disturbing the tranquility Of holders.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds neglected at the Stock
Exchange. Bids for the as were reduced l-sai-4
per cent but holders were friher in their views
and raised tho asking price shade Following
were the final quotations..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

Tho rnod States Cutlery Company has been formed %
purchase unite. aud take going four Of
Oldest largest and besknown business properties In
the United States VIZ those Of the Miller bros cutlery
Co. of Merdcn. Connecticut; the Ncw-Yor& KNIFE Co of
walden. NcwYorH; the Walden KNIFE Co. o. Walden.
New.York. and that q Dwight Divine VI Ellcnyle New
w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

T'HE WALL STREET JOURNAL,
4 An invaluable financial daily; f5 rear. Dew
1CxES co.. Publishers. Al Brosdst sample cory De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
financial Mer:inaS.

TuE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND UNION
STOCK YARDS CO.
" Office is hereby given that the annual
halfway ard Union Stock yads Company for the eey'
lion and the transaction OF such Sthf p ina
ness as shall come before the meerng VIII be hva ~ ,no
,nice OF the COMPANY Monts Avery ST. Jsrn,S =, ~
y. j.. Thursday. the TIA day OF july is'-' d. -
o'clNck IN the forenoon. ,soo A
Trnasfcr boos Will Tuesday. June T. lso2' ~
y. NJ. and reopen Friday. July =
Dated Jersey CITY, June 1872 .xr soerc,,rv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
Number OF milcs....... 100 10 acc 553S eao 20
Third week In june. ~ ~, g, w 9Sa o0a
Jan. to June 2l..".. Gl5'ss7 o'I so op'0''
KANSAS CITY CLINTON AND SPRINGFIELD.
Number Of miles ........ lb3 .. 10, oo 9, az
Second week In June. s3onJ 81, 20, "a al
Jan. i TO June ILL.,. l'o'oIo ii',o'. va
KANSAS CITY FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
Number Of miles,. Oh 49, ~ an sat
second week In June. s!l.3il S.a'11Ug yaS 30
Jan. ! 70 June IT,. 2,l'boIo i''''l"', -'''''--
CHICAGO AND NORrHwESrERN
Number Of miles 40 coo 2' t So ,ai 6o 81 20
~" 70 Nav ri - i0029295 97si.7j7 0,e32,0j7
PENNSYLVANIA.
(Eas. of Pitsbura)
Month Of May . 80, am - 90. 90, .. c-o OAK
Gross earnings % tVJu1b so,2o 20
Operating expenses dooOo'o "''''''' ''V'''I'-
70, earnings ..... 81 s229i7 sI.7is$S2 sl.GGj 1873
Jan. ! May 81 -, ,, ~ -, 40. --c 90 mo a.
oror,,,oc c,rcnes - Is sG7 3il ls,3Si220 10 COZ
No, 70, : month"; e7oIsIGG $500 $50 $685. Oij
(wcst OF PittsburS)
An increase earnings off, Ia - o, ~
An Increase In expense Ol..''... "'-''' ',''"'''i
An Increase in ne, earnings Of 's253osj $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
Dlpi6en0 Notices.

THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW-YOkk.
NEwiOKk, June 81, 1892.
A DIVIDEND of / 0 per cent out Of the earn
"A nss Of the last SIX months has to-day been declared
transfer books will remain closed TIL that date.
EDWARD TOWNSEND ID, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
COMPANY

i FOUR AND ONErUAI.F PER CENT LOAN.
Interest dns July st pIoAmo on the bonds Of TINS Lo'
will be paid the NaDOna lClty Bank or New.l OK.
nslcr books " close June 20.
T. IL. D. McKNIGHr Traasnrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
Financial.
DOND CALL.

o'riur rS+%cf 9SfHS OF ,',
rqac; :; rS o. yf. . Of en- sssFy conferred BY SEQ
passrd by the Ies.iatve Council dis day IN he follow
SEs.@Issd fhai be ri,,dea, Of The nos,a 9, Fir ~d
% IaIns pl'lst bonds. 2 l. ic,a Juiy -? and
Esoiyed l1r,h"r hat s2d cai .ns be 20 one ,oG;
b Tor r0 Ya. '' ?cs i Ky ioo So Sos iods y
1899 5ss ; So ,s & s2 I sl 1874? 95 s2S
i5 20 55 ~ 57s !.12 l5i ii5o I5Ss i9 81:
daily 'Es Irs a for % a .y &
sa% S%'s On VIII . &c f y ' Wy 'sSs c s9
IL Mm Tcna sd n Or az ne @ sd f nmS 9
ends win cease after July l., is92 -, -.
rr.lae"s Of sas BG'I% q IN AID Polio rSlcs
Attest: JNO. J. SHEA. Secretary.
y oTlCE.-sealed proposals; will be received
S"G ,ias 'ss % A"nae o."S St Sspss
pS wa @f ' .S I'd '% nj as ID Sock %
teninca,e, as esil4S WI pay Tor ,,.
Ing in the aaeas %G &c ssl ' viii
payment be when $40 certificates signed
Proposals should he indorscd .rropo.ol for .aic Of
rhiadspsia #iimIna,oa and iIal,!mor Railroad s,ocf
LiiXbiEY sMYrII Pr. III ch"nut-.t. Philadelphia
QUEENS COUNTY GOLD BONDS.
~ s@aId BIDS FOR Ih Gsrcho;' Of al, or any or Of
Four hHndrcd thousand Sodr, Of bonds. i.sd i BY ,hs
S i: S 81 H"%.'fs so;s
opened by The Clerk OF the board d Supervisors In he
p S St n he sG"d af c aaa s
S , ID rs S a Crn Soap ;an s Co.
Jamaica XXI. q s6oa. per cent &c.
sS s a a sSdS Gas # bonds s" sri nu;s
Of tho above .Tencd f9u, 6GnbG1 hon.and dollars Of
lst, 1922 are Of ne pat value Of Five hundred
snnun payabc scn,i-annnalc, January and July nSt
principal and Interest payabc in gold coin They trs
coupon bods ,nd II riovid that they NAV b. esorcd
The Of Jamaica is making rapid proercs. in ma
Increased rstc Of about per cen, Irf ennnm
No bond VIII b. sold fof less than 10, par value VIZ
1--WE hundred dollars.
reject all bid. ther doom I, 10 N. incrc.t ~ mo
coun,T 10 DO 80. Each I'D n.u.t be accompanSl by
Ten per zen, o. r1r value the smount I'D for and
n statement signal b. The bidder that he uh
rt. h' bd IN accofaoec MIN al ths ,nd conditions
the .uc OF th,,e bonds copy Of which con BE- ots ned
frou. tn. undersigned; -. 6ic. mus, b. inrio..d in n
Jainsca Highway Bonds For turih.r infornat.a omiy
to JOSEPH DYKES '''''
- County Tfeasuror
C9l't Hou.s Long Island City.
IT WILLIAM HARRIS,
a BROADwAy NEw.YoRK
Electric Gailway. Water Work. Roads.
VALLEY RAILWAY OF OHIO BONDS.-
w v nGSe II G', %S S ga seven per cen. bond, o
VITA either OF The nnder'lcned 10 Cleveland.
HnnTI;foV.II c1rv fp n SAVINGS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-23
WORLD or SPORTS.

The Cuban Giants Allow the Acmes
 Only One Run.
 A good-sized crowd assembled at the West End ball grounds yesterday after noon to witness the game between the Acmes and the famous Cuban Giants. The game was well worth looking at, but of course, it would have been more interesting had the home team won. The Acmes could do nothing scarcely with the stick, and only managed to get four little hits, w. Fox getting two, Keavney one and J. Fox one. Donahue pitched ill good shape, but the dusky warriors rapped out nine hits. Taken altogether the game was a good one and quite exciting till the close of the eight inning, when the score stood to 1 in favor of the Giants. In the ninth inning they succeeded in making three runs, winning the game by the follow