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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-23

SUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF
tana, in and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Robert g. Scott, plaintiff, Va. Margaret Scott.
Defendant. ~
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
tiff in the district court of the First judicial
district OF the state of Montana, in and for the
county of Lewis md CLARKE, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ton days (exclu-
siye OF the day Of servicol after the service on
you Of this su mmons. il served within this county;
Or, if seryed out Of this county, but within this
district. within twenty days; otherwise, within
forty days, or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF saiu COM
plant,
The said sction is brought to obtain a decree
dissolving the bonds of mntrimony now
existing between said plaintiff and defend-
mt, on the grounds Of adultery by said defend,
ant with one James Allen, at The house of said
defendant in tho city OF Calgary, district OF AL
borln, dominion OF Canada, and on the further
ground that since their said marriage the said de-
PENDANT Inns treated plaintiff in d cruel and in
human mannor. all OF which moro fully appears
in the complaint on file i'll said above entitled
court.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court
for tho relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the district
court of the First judicial district of the state Of
Clarke, this 1l,h day of January, in he year OF
our Lord. one Thousand eight hundred and ninety
two.
sHA1.l JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
w. N. FLETCHER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-23
THE CHICAGO,===
MIL WAUKEE &
ST. PAUL R'Y

Ia the Fast Mail Short Line from ST. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Cresss and Milwau-
kes TO Chicago lac all points in he East.
srn Stntcs nnd Canada. 1t 10 tho only line
under one management between ST. Paul
and Chicago. and 1t is the Finest Equipped
hallway in tina Northwe ut. 1t 10 the only
line running Pullman Drawing-room Sleep
ing oaru With luxurious snoking-fooms, and
the finest dininG-oars in the world. via the
famous "River Bank Route" along the
shores of Lake Popin and the beautiful
Mississippi river to Milwaukee and Chiea-
go. Its trains connect with thoRs Of the
Northern linen in the Grand Union depot nt
~. Paul. No change Of oars Of any olaSs
between st. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets, timo tables. and full information,
apply to any coupon ticket agent IN Abe
northwest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-23
ABOUT The ORCHESTRA.
OF What 1t Consists and How the
Various instruments Are
Distributed.
but Three Permanent Orchestras
ut Present Exist In the
United States.
Most Notable Member or the Orchestra
Tuning UP on tho staEe-Nntiylty
OF Musicians.
[written for THE HEnrNA INDEPENDENT.

Written FOR THE HELENA ~INDEPENDENT.
- HOPEKLY SPEAKING, AN Or
iW chestra il 1 body Of musicians com
posed of men who play upon stringed
instruments, such as victims, aellss, violas,
double bnsass. etc, combinsd With wind
instruments Of brass and reeds. the last-
named variety comprising all the wood
wind Instruments.
In q grand orchestra the number will
vary from forty up to hundred. or more.
In large musical festivals 200 or 300
performers have bson employed. In 1881.
for instance. at the great musical festival
held at tho seventh Regiment armcry. New
York, they had more than an ordinary
grand orchostrs; and in Chicago, at the
coming Worlds fair, there will doubtleas
be occasions where several hundred will be
employed in the orchestra.
At the present time there are only thrss
permanent orohestras in the United States
the new orchestra in Chicago, which Mr..
Theodore Thomas left New York to con
duct, the Boston Symphony, Of which Mr..
Arthur Nikisch ia the Leader, and the New
York Symphony orchestra, OF which have
the honor to be the conductor. A porman-
ont orchestra is one which is always play
ing under the SANS conductor, h il en-
gagged by the year. 70 support suoh ar
orchestra entails great loss in the first
year, Is the number Of people who have s
taste for good music is, " first, small, anc
can only b gradually increased. "A fund
therefore, is usually raised which shall
cover any deficiency. which may arise tn
first year.
A permanent orchestra should consist o;
about sixty-fve instruments. There ar
sixty seven employed in tho New Yorl
symphony orchestra, and they are dividet
AZ follows, Twelve hrst %violins. twslv'
second %violins, six ~violins, SIX violoncelloa
six double basass, three flutes, three olar
ionettes. two oboes, four horns, two bas.
soons, three comets. one tuba, three from
bones, one harp, ono bass drum, one small
drum, with the extras, the cymbalg, etc.
and one tympany or Kettle drum.
Tho most important member OF. the or
chestra itself is called 'tho concer mas
teri He sits in the first chair on the lef
hand Of the conductor. He is not only til,
leading violinist, but the other musician
time their Instruments from him.
Some young reader may inquire. "Wh.
do the musicians always tune thor inztra
ments on the stage; why don't they tun
them behind the scenes 2" The answer j
that if they tuned their instruments before
hand tho temperature Of the theater 0
concert room might be different. and con
eequently the instruments would not be i
tune when the musicians reached the stage
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-23

Il AAGNA 0AWLLn W. r..E .... ~
Power Block, Sixth Avenue.
Fine Watches. Jewelry and silvorware.
[ewelry Manufacturing and Watch Repairing
u Specially.
COAL AND WOOD.
lAND CoULEE COAL COMPANY.
.+ e. }. Perret, Agent.
Lump Coz. SIS %; Nut, $3.50 per ton b. car and
81 in small quantities; extra stove
eel Fiji = W pas ton
Telephone lol. qMp t9l ax oaios in Motor Block
HELENA LUMBER COMPANY.
Agontfo for Gait Coal.
The Best Fuel in the Market.
City Office, Room s, Thompson Block.
Telephone "A. &.
r ROk IL
- =
Dealer in Investment Securities.
."M Money to Loan.
as Comfy: School and M1ggnicipal Bonds
Mortgage Notes.
10 Edwards St.. Merchants National Bank Bldg.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
ii. ARNOLD,
l24 South Main Street. opposite foot of Wood
Street, in / copies Loan Office.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
Repairs Neatly Mste.
NEW ENGLAND SHOE STORE.
II South Main Street.
Full lines Mems, Ladies and Children's Goods.
MINING AND FARM MACHINERY.
T. c. POWER eco. IL.
Main Street and Helena Avenue. .
1obbers and Dealers in Mining and Farm
Machinery,
Steam Boilers. Pumps and HOSTS, Wire Hosting
Rope. Quartz, Lumber and Farm Wagons.
Browns Patent and Maine Bob Sleds'
GUN AND LoCKsMITHs.
CHARLES 7. MoRREIL,
Practical Gun and Locksmith.
Manufacturer OF and Dsaler in Guns, hifos and
Reviewers.
All kinds of Sporting Goods.
Silver, nickle and gold plating and oxidizing.
ing promptly done. II. North Main street,
Helena, Mont, opposite Grand Central Hotel.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
8 F1NKELEsrE1N, ...
The Eon Ton Tailor.
Fine line OF Gents FURNISHING toOd6. Suits
Made to Order. 30
Business Suits. $40 up. Pants; S. up. Dress
suits, ss5 up. Dress Pants, 81 up.
All work guaranteed and satisfaction assured.
l07S. Main ST., International Hotel Building.
GROCERS.
T.. RE1BoLD ~ co. -..." II
Staple and fancy Grocers, ~
And Dealers in Hay and Grain.
t ".. No. Is Bridge Street.
Telephone No. 1893.
2 " Helena, Montana
A r. GATES GROCERY CO.
Sole Helena Agents for
Richmond Creamery Batter.
E=7- Telephone 10
BACH, CORY d co.
Sixth Avenue and Main Streets.
Wholesale and EetSil Grocers.
The Largest and Hest stock Carried in the
State.
Elmo Cigars and CandieA
BUTCHERS. :
MARES Il FISHER, @."@ 49, |
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Adolph Brodsky, and he ia one of the most
famous v%iolinista living. Our second econ
cert master" who stnnds second in rank to
him. is Jules Coans; he IL from Paris, but
Of age.
In an orchestra, more, perlaps, than amy
where else in the world, oach man Attands
strictly to his own business. Each musi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS, ,
S Boston, May is. 1892.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday. May Tsp m.
There was little more business in the stock
market to-day but the character OF the uadihg
was not changed The bear faction was ioohsi
enough TO keep up lis imitation OF piphc'I
failure but under cover Of selling Of Chicago
darlington and Quincy and Atchson, II was glad
70 bny Northern Pacific preferred and Union
Pacific The sun was shining in some sections
of the country, and part OF the corn CROP IL
was admitted, might possibly be saved. Inc
most exquisite discrimination in arranging inc
daily damage TO the crops must DE eAercisfu'
Only veteran SPECTATORS may tell what the
weather will be tomorrow on the line Of any
railway company whose stock is largely dealt
in. Seed is rotting in one section today ohIy
TO sprng up in d fresh growth tomorrow, AMI
unfortunately. the area of damage is constantly
shifting. A change Of policy on the part of the
bear faction would seem to he desirapie
Atchison was depressed by rumors OF new
issue of bonds, but the contemplated c,anse v,
the income to second mortgage Donds may no.
he a serious injury 70 the stock. Inc hAed
charges would he increased by the alteration.
but on the other hand the stock would pc nearer
a dividend by about $l,5OO,OOO "A year while me
increase in the funded debt might be used IN
improving the condition and earning capacity
of the company. If the scheme should he adopted.
it would be doubtful If the stockholders might
not he benefited. A more active stock was
Northern Pacific preferred, which, after MI early
advance of over l per cent, closed unchanged
1t was believed more generally that the directors
would pass the quarterly dividend. but the late
weakness was not wholly due to this fact To
pay "a dividend in the face Of recent earnings
might have no immediate effect the price OF
the stock but it would be likely TO hasten the
liquidation in the bonds which evidently has
been going for some time. Other prominent
stocks which suffered no final change were
| Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville and Lake
Shore The strongest were the anthracite coal
stocks which were lead by Reading, and the
industrial stocks which advanced on small pur-
chases The closing was apparently heavy.
While the buying for European account not
| large it was sufficient to keep down rates Of
exchange and exports of gold this week were not
expected.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
| Government bonds remained neglected at the
| Stock Exchange, but the market was strong. and
| bids for the AZ were raised IA per cent Final
| ouOtati were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

l U, $ steamer Michigan. Navy DepaTtment. wa,S;
osIcsk Friday the Sosa day y & May isS: :.
'ss @ 'Ss 3 w ss s
Iishisan di.eo%sses Ss%oss boilers
pOw on beard I'd TIE and place and ~ the Sy
steam and water elohe the boilers and drums
and spro As chem all rae o1 I'D
70 be done WIN pans and ccaaCnss PS
be obtained application the CHIEF Of the Bureau
S .Sm s M b NAY. and e
penn to ssmae the eSens Of the work to be dSSs Sa
SS at now With d sne we pYpSs Cd np boilers
0 :"S Sss; a e sSsii r. sSR
MSsA a.a BY State @ i%S p
for the same. Bidders requested to state the tins
swaans the contract ppUs vii H Be- svs"
being equal 70 the bidder who offers to eomps the mo's
Clause providing for Sc ddSctco from the contract price
cepsns sunday duFns which the CONDITION q the voss
Zach proposii must be accompanied BY ccliied chesx
PAYABLE to the order Of the SECRETARY OF the Navy for ne
properly Und states in ease successful bdder
Ss REQUISITE Il. s eeurty one on Sa aenee o. his proposal
Al checks OF bidders whose sal, shall not be aeesps %
The successful bidder will be required within ten dayi
contract for the faithful performance Of the work and n.
give na a,ary bond FOR such re, asosn, hi
and bis .hsek win lie rrned TO him when such Wi
be made cnr eau, nsaITerts ne work prc,rs'.s
hills duly certified The lat inscoinent ara IN ~
q each previous st,ncnt viii BE- csev uht W,
acceptance of the work bv the Dop,rtmtns irop.s
must be made in Duplicate n accord WITH form, Yam a
will be furnished ,pplica~on TO the Bur,an 81 -
EnsIneerng ncoscd in "a er,clops rdd,s,sSs 70
Secretary o, the Navy Navy Department Wasnhs'cS'
7; C. aud marked 'rroposll. nv ,ers for ", ~ icbs
Michigan" The secretary the Navy reserves the ns,
e. ejct all lids a; in his Judgment the interests"
the Goyernmen: NAV require 49, >..
JAMES Il. soLEy, Acting Secretary OF the Navy.---
TINTED STATES ASSAY OFFICE, New.
~ York C!ty. Superntcndents Ohee. AFil 80 iovssiu
Sealed proposals viii be received b. t under.isnea uns
be required from time TO time by this oice dulps
barrels coal charcoal copper plates. &C.. crueibes ~
nuxes Iron ppo and casns' lead pipe sheet en- rnsrt
goods and ohes necessary supplies Schedules ana
forms OF proposals, with informal u quaniies
such supplies ina wifi probably lie ,eqn'red WI ~ an
nshed application Proposals VIII be considered
orately each article. and rpln COMPARISON o. ~ "a
prices and sample, furnished win be accepted as % -
whole prt. BE- deemed Tor the iltfre-t q
Government the right u reject any or all proposals
reserved eiui it!ons will be made on the parties VIZ
bids be and the articles must be iurn,HS
require without delay Proposals % reee,ve crs
Grafton must be accompanied by sufficient bond wtn
surccs. and by samples or such des.rlpovu, ~
the articles win clearly desenatc their GUILTY in
posas should b. addressed to the unders1gnec aI a.
closed with Of this advertisement IN ssasa Hi
velope. Endorsed 'Proposss fo- Supplies" Tho pcs ~
Ne opened and registered at the hour named In inc wv
ANDW MASON SuperintendAnb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

There were no transactions in State bonds. or
CITY bank stocks, Broadway sold l2Ol at 2SO.
Sales at auction are reported in another place;
The general bond market WAS quiet and hrm
Northern Pacific IS were j-S higher at ~ "a,
but Chicago and Northern Pacific hrsts declined
IL per cent to 76 IL. Atchison incomes further
declined "a per cent TO "a IS. and closed at
their lowest point or the Reading junior issues
the third incomes alone were moderately active.
but they clOsed the fraction higher at 60 u?
number of issues affected by special causes made
gains of about l-2 per cent on an average: Ref
erencc is made TO our full report Of bond sales.
There was material change in the conditions
Of the money market. The ruling rates for call
loans was ! l-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges, $l25,04G,523; balances, $5,425,OSs.
The Sub reasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House $64o,4O6. The net loss on balance was
$42 AL made up by loss of 1888, 544 in coin, less
a gain of $9Il ,4O3 in currency. The days opera
S2,l56,271, resulting in a general balance Of
81 35 500, 340 consisting Of S114,206,Jj4 coin
and S2l 1919. 7S6 currency.
The Treasury bought 20l 900 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from s,.s5 to $50
| cents an ounce. The offerings amounted to 301 :
600 ounces. The Mercantile safe Deposit Com
pany in this city reported deposits Of silver
bullion to secure certificates at 2,430,5 ounces.
an increase OF Al 1881 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day Sl77,7Sl National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $4A7.532 the inter-
nal revenue receipts S4s3,7 and the miscclla-
neous receipts $53, 466.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement follows:
&C.,. q
NO on hand s.ss7,sis 42o4os4 Inc. .57o7l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKET
London May II. p. m.-ConSols, % % pi hoth
money and the account Canadian Pacific, ~ ~ Erie
"ec"rd consols 100 4 81 Paul common, - "a
pennsylyanjn 40 81: Reading 30 , :: Mexican Cen
trail new per cent bonds, 73 Ia spatisn u.s. IS,
hn,h short and three months bills Is l31Gd7S per
cont India council bill, were allotted toda' nj an
advance OF 1sd per rupee. Paris advlccs ts"h j
Nor cent r,ntcs at 0S francs II = ccntmcs tr the
account and Exchange on London at % francs IL / :
confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
Nuetion Sales, financial.
RICHARD VI. MONTGOMERY, Auciio,ecr.
AUCTION SALE OF
Stocks, Bonds, Etc., at The
Real Estate Exchange. 80 TO 60 Liberty-st.
Thursday, May 10, 1892,
At L. 80 O'Clock l.. NJ.
REAL ESTATE LOAN & TRUST co.
OF NEW.YORK
will sell commission,
by Richard NJ. Montgomery, Auctionecr,


by Richard NJ. Montgomery. Auctionecr.
the following securities.
For account OF whom IL may concern:
$4,000 Chic. ST. Louis New,orlcsns Cons. M0rts.
Gold per cent Bond-. due June 10. 1911. Ini.
10000 ce d.. s So West ISL - I'd cent sS Bond
1000 csV co GIN ,.S Ind s 1T per cent Bonds.
10000 Col. Toledo LIST per cent Bonds. r. Ga due
Gi shaSss faic s Townc Manfg Co. of Sanford.
'OO0 cent ooid, A. o.. due Oct /. Ioa, CID
5000 csivtstoa Houston IIradersOn IL PER cent
lsnSs A. Plo, ID Sse pr o.,dn l p
s bends Island K ar aae 1 ian iS ~ m
600 p ssss Street fulton 1a Ferry 59' +. pr
ooo sa nSHai st fSe s44 Scaa iGOT t De-
''''O load, j. due Jan. j, 1908 srd 'T BY
10 ;9s.s. Laxs,Ts 1 TIas I.' Co. Y
'oo 'i Dent bonds Int. j. d. D. due 1910. ''O'uaca
SHARE 9tfF; elg ax n. .IS s's Stock s00 %
100 shares STANDARD nea,d. Oh Trust -, co.o,,..
Fun" a. 9 per 5 sSed co Sps sS interest a.
and AUG l. with Coupons due Aug. i. 1852
s''o sond prnepa due Nov 1857 ' ter l p%s
iof asy d i"d SsG WIN scrssss eS o y sc
5000 "s Fund Bond 3d. due ' Eco fsss
Feb; J q Aug J. with coupons from Aug l.
1889, . at 900. at zoo. =
$50 Southern Central Il. Il. Interest Bond due
Nov. 1, 1897 bearing interest at 4 per ceft. by
coupons due Nav and Nov l. with coupons
IRON, May /. 1890. cts. OF $50 each Gd 1
5000 Pitrsnurg Western Railway Company LIST Mrtg.
told Bonds interest cent, Coupon. 1st
Jan,y & July: Principal payable July L. 1a7.
900 Pittsburr & Western per cent Coupons, Is NJ
Gold iionds Jan'y and July. Principal p~,ablc
July I. 1917.
1000 Plttsburg ( Western 4 Der cent Coupons IL NJ
Gold hond. Jany July, Principal Ia, able July
10 ahares Central Trust Co. Stock, par value slo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INNISIM MINIS
BOND SALES.
roco,to, character Amount.
w., Duuth Minn.-Fiuuncs CmnittHe has
crrted the bid n W. !. Holmes for
ali tn improvement bonds Issued hy
the Village Tor the pr cent year. no
having lar and receiving commits
son n | per cent. Mr. Holmes DIS
posed ~ last years issue OF West
Duluth bonds.
NEW RANKS.
ro..,o, Till" Capital
indIananolls Ind-Pank q Benton County; -
James NJ Fowler president ..-.... t25 900
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Chicago h n,c. MINIS w. H. ''' 1000 900
Pandolph & Y.-Flko Mining. Milling and
Manufacturing TO- Commodore l.. 49, 80,
Ncdicr pres ..-....--- -. .-.-... i-oop
San francii sS bore ''o"" 1000 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
financial elections.

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY,
NFW-fOkK, MAY II, 1897.
1 r. A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
N Dtiawarc and Hudon Canal Company, held az the
Office Company the city Of New on Tue
the 10th inst the following named gentlemen were Gle, led
managers for the ensuing year: -
LII. GRAND u. CANNON,
JAMES ROOSEVELT
EOBERT NJ. OLYPiIANT
BENJAMIN II. BRlSTOW,
j.. sUYDAM GRANT,
WM II. TiLLINGIIAST,
ALFRED VAN SANIVOORD.
JAMES NJ ROOSEVELT,
ALEXANDER H.. ORR,
OLIVER l.. &. billings,
SAMUEL SPiNSER.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
And meeting Of the Hoard OF Managers held this day
Mr.. ROBERT NJ OLYPHANT was unanimously re-elect ted
President
~ order Of the Board OF Managers.
r. NJ. 0LYPHANT
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
Cost ano fonno

WHOEVER FOUND my pension certificate. No. 1917 PIG,
w and VIII leave IL With Mr.. Cofmal ertaker 7S
Greenwich-sve, Will b. suitably rewarded ED. EAYRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Mills Building. 35 Wall street,
NEw-YOEk. May 16. 1892.
m HE FORTYFIFTII ANIMAL NETTING
L OF stockholders Of the PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY Will be held the ONCE OF the Company, ~
walst, Mills building. In the city OF NeaYork. on
WEDN ESDAY, the 18th day OF May 1852, between the
hours Of io neon and o'clock M for the election Of
Directors and the transaction OF such other business
may properly before It, The transfer books OF the
company Will close at the office Of the Union Trust Com
pany Wednesday. the 18th day Of May. 1892. at 3
o'clock p. M, and will reopen Thursday. May 20,
'''' w. II. LANE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

OFFICE OF NFW.YOKk, PROVIDENCE AND BOS
TON RAILROAD COMPANY.
NJ Office is hereby given that special meet
~ ing the stockholders OF the NewYork Providence
and Boston railroad Company Will be- bold IN Butl"r's
FXchanec in the city OF Providence. Rhode Island on
"Wednesday the 25th OF May. 1892 at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon at which meeting there w be submitted i9r IN
OF the stockholders lease OF the allrnfl ana
property OF the NewYok. Providence and Boston Railroad
COMPANY IL the NewYork NewIla,e and Hartford Rail
road Company for the term OF sixty years from Ap lst
1892 and also such other business rs may be proper to
present Transfer books VIII be closed from April 18th
10 Nav o5,h both inclusive. BY Order Of the Board u
directors SAMUEL d. BABCOCk. President
nlte the 18th day OF Anil 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
NETWORK, May II, 1892

Room zoo Stewart Building No. 80 Broadway,
NEwYORK, May II, 1885,.
TO CONTRACTORS.
Y IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
- and furnishing the materials called for IN the sp,
Agueduct Commissioners, for BUILDING THE NV
GRoT0N DAM AT C0RNGLL STE, ON CR ROTOR
CHESTER COUNTY, NEW;YoRk will be RECEIVED ND a.
1892 At three O'Clock D. M, ct which place and hour
they will be publicly opened by the Aquednet com;
work and furnishing said materials Will be made by sas
Comm ssioners soon thereafter as practicable. .
Blank forms OF said approved contract, and hs specn.
cations thereof and bids proposals. and proper envelopes
plans for said work nod all other information can o
obtained ut the above ONCE OF the Aqueluct CON-
missioners. application to the Secretary.
BY order Of the AQuotuct Commj sstoners.
J. c. LULLEY, JAMES c. DUANE
Seer President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
..-

Net cash sisa 1907 1877 ss9 oO2 4s4 Dec $685. 7os
The foreign exchanges were extremely dull, and.
although the tone of the market easier, there
quotabe change in rates. Following are
quotations for actual business Bankers bills.
81 Sc ga and 81 81 ga for long and short
sterling respectively French francs, 3.lI LIZ and
5.l5 SO; reichmdrks, e5 IA and % So.
In London British consols declined Lie to