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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-01
STOCK THE LARGEST!
PRICES THE LOWEST!
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED !

Our Representative is In Eastern Markets and has
purchased everything and Desirable Now Patterns
CARPETS Now and Artistic Effects In WALL PAPERS,
Latest Styles in FURNITURE, Novelties in RUGS
CURTAINS and a Great Variety Of DOOR MATS and LIN
oLEUMs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-01
DESERET EVENING NEWS

Puhi,Aed sv.ry day. srosps sundaJ, ., q , N
Subscription price. Ia advance. $500 yer rear, sioo
yer noalh. % ssnls per week. postpaid OF dsi'sfse
b. earritf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-01

DIRrCToRsi
L. 3, NUS, President
hosna THATCHER. Us.'grGldsal
W. W. MfEn,
J. u, BAnsrs.
J. I. LnrLK.
j. g. CurLKR,
JAMEs suARr.
HEsRr nlSwooDIY.
u. II rEERr,
" W JgSNiSos.
GsoR1E lloMsEr.
J. Il, wispEA
J., H. HDREDGz
H. s, YouSo, caslis.
Receives Deposits Payable Oh Demand.
Bus, and ssni E-eAangr on Nee Yort, sun
Ffgnoi'eo' Chicago. 81 Loa', onaha, LoEdos
aud atlas PrHeigdl coHiiisHidi Ciiisi
sn6- Safe Deposit Vaults. absolutely bur.
Elar and fireproof Rents s. 10 SIS per year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Abbott. Samuel $, % Benedick & Fisher ssd.st.
same and wife g c + Klns-and, sSd.st c Of It'll.
No 81 Pnsst and cther properly 5000 N i'u'' ~
'sis ssai John Ss'' Van bSssn, oea of
cS;Slsy ra,TiS9 to sl%Pss ir. and another,
oushmaa ormandO L, William II Kennedy, 9th.
st. of t "a SSo month"; - $50 go e.otss,
tSse' : years ears ss,ooo ''1 '''''' -''','' O'
a 81 and %iS 70 {ss - schuah and
another. executors, Parkave corner lliths years,
- estt s Resy as sS15f' s 3SS%g'"y a n'
D0nesn sd Mi and w s9,s John Bell Son. Park
same TO Charles Pss6ody IT,, Park-ave,
Samuel sd Wife to sSo Msss Life ms Co.
bsrstt CLARENCE, 70 duncan, mes LenOA.avo
iocs ESrS 5;th'st Of Broadway. year IS COO
90 Fyiednan Barnet ao4 another to Morgan Dix No
EsS w' 3 MSSsa Lie * Insurance Co.
o. Gmlndsr, George + and VIE Joseph oDonncl
Scsmsn Morris and "pa another % John Simpson IT,
and saother. RlvingtOn-st, OF Bowery, years.
ssem TO same, Bowery. OF Rivingsonss years,
GllnOre. Edw C. and another to the Mutual Life In.
sgpmcS Co. Y SIS 15ust of Irving Place, year.
aSsEsis ssy saa wife to MessS oa
Bowery ciccrner Iavlngton.st years. s51 600
INe' Cora NJ. q David Mcclure, n l3Sth- W
Sl5 OCO.
Fitzpatrick Thomas and wife, 10 Theodore Kilan ana
another. 92dst, Columbusave, mortgages 1 yeaH
5000, ''
Noundor!. Charles and wife, George NJ Miller ana
another, l2lstst W 2daye, year,, 81 900.
BEDDING. Mary L aad another IL William Braun N "
Mosri,-aye, le l3e-h-st years. 49, 600.
Read George r. to Title GUARANTEES aud Trust Companv
4t+ ave. 20th-st. 3 years $4,000,
Spr1, Henrietta g Marcus Levson and another Q
Schmidt August + w and Wife 20 United States Truss
Company, Newyork, 7lstst,tw lsrave . mor-sages.
years. $4,000
Schachnc. Louis and wife. tn the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. 9ith-st Lexington ave, 1 year IS 600
Sackett. Frances and another Frederick NJ Ittfs.
field. $ l0thaVe, 2d-ave. | year, 50 600
TOwle. Stevenson, Mary Fraser q 3d-aye N 9Th
-, wears. Al75OO
Neckernann, Marie and another Tbrsham C Quacken.
bu b. s1th-st " ithlve, year - 200.
Van Dolsen, John and wife, Isal--a Van Dolsso
: lO2d-st 2d-aVe ! year. $4,000.
WanncmacheP. Peter to George FOLSOM. a I'D. 81 a
T.. 10 years. e13 0C0.
Werner. Henry and wife, Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. 05-h-st Lexington ave 8 years
sl2 900. 49,
Zsdele Nicolai. Fernando Wood . 3 I7oth.st q
Frnkln-avc, years, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

tfNlaN, MtrcH lo--p. III
The lethargic condition of the stock market was
not disturbed to-day. fall of over l per cent
in Reading was absolutely without effect. although
there was no reason to suppose that the great
deal between the anthracite coal companies would
not be carried out RumOrs OF one kind and
another We're put in circulation. but they prob
ably arose from the spec ilation. They dld not
cause the decline, although they excused It,
IL is needless to call attention to the fact that
third of the total business The rules of the
Stock Exchange provide Leavy penalties for lie
titious sales, but it is now admitted that orders
must oe executed if they are issued by firm of
ussured wealth 1t might be inquired reasonably
whether the actual holdings of this sock were
changed by even hundred shares by the trading
The manipulation III Sugar Refining was cJntlnuei
and, in lesser degree, in Richmond Terminal.
The reorganization OF this company will he sue
cessfu although there are hints vi opposition and
litigation Holders OF first mortgage Hens on
some OF the divisional lines inquiTing why
they should surrender Their securities for Others
of doubtful valne.
The closing was weak on rumOrs Of financial
and political disturbances in Europe. in cOnse-
duence of these ruulOrs foreign exchanges were
finn, and further shipments Of gold may lie made
next week. Foreign sel Ing OF securities was
resumed In spite of unfavorabe conditions the
piarket showed an admirable resistance, although
even at the declines there was no increase in the
public buying. The trading was largely local and
professional, and, perhaps, the final declines were
as Insignificant as they were small.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions ia Govern
Dent bonds, but the market steady at these
unchanged quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
TpUE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON R. K. CON
Gelp iUanteo.

Y ACTIVE MAN with money and brains. experienced
a and reliable and capable Of managing men IN any
nch wanted travel In dozen stats Tor ah elesuAuS
illustrated . D,--p-,y,.c pOoEn
Of he Passenger Dcparsm mt
q the baltimore ohio. Philadelphia Keadins' Ia
Non Valley. East Tennessee. Virginia & Georgia ana
M.-ouri Pacific Railroads go -, ,. q, m
TO he proper party the position will pay about $1,000
To mlsnt man he place isn't worth the seeking
Absolutely salary expenses Iad. the sure prouts
h.Iug iu the ~u and I'm nj, work - .-
Aids by letter only Mr.. CHARLES HENRY link.
SUNSHINE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
,O2 ,O4 and 400 Itlce-st. Philadelphia Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

All the real estate sales at the Exchange yesterday
were under foreclosure II. V. Hamett d. Co. sold No
516 West Fifty-frst-st four-story tenementhouss
on full lot 1t sold to J. j. Phelan for Sl3,4OO Tho
same buyer took Nos 515 and 500. similar properties
at the same price. James c. Lalor sold under FORE
closure vacant lot in Hoffman-st, north Of Kings
bridge Road, and three vacant lots adjoining bf
IS 90 tie plaintiff In the proceedings the buyer
The following stocks we've sold by H. " Harnett
Real estate mortgage bonds negotiated by the Western
Farm Mortgage Trust Company Of Denver, Col. made
$4,000 bond OF Charles Brown, per cent, due July
s sSt bond o Of John Gardner Der cent due August,
$3.50 bond Of Edmund g. Derby. per cent. due
y 600 fond G. f. Becker per cent, due December
g 900 bond of C. F. Becker per cent due December
81 $50 bond Of Missouri Valley Land Company. pc,
cent. due May !. 1895, 80. o.
cent Ss s SsS r. NTo? r. Valley Land Company per
81 200 bond Of Empire s Isnd and Canal Company
p' $500 bCai Of Empire Land and Canal Company per
IS 900 bonds Is Of $1,000 EACH Of Morris B. Colt 7
per cent due November l. 1895 $1,000 at % $1,000 u
200 bonds G. Of q 600 EACH of A. B. cOulson,
bond 6 Of 81 cqS s Sac of Stuart o. Henry
$1,000 1000 Que bond Of the Land Invest
ment Company. per cent, due January l. 1895 5000
%, 400 bonds 6 Of $500 EACH of Richard G. Evana
81 800 bond Of George W. Elliott, per cent due May
August l. 1894, 81. -,
/, 1895. 81.
$500 bond Of NJ ssogri Valley Land Company, per
cent, due september l. 1895, %.
t2,0jO bond OF Missouri Valley Land Company PEI
cent, due September |, 1888, 81
81, 500 bond Of Missouri Valley Lana Company per
due September /. 1895. %
$500 bond Of Missouri Valley Land Company D PEI
cent due September |, 1898, 81
so 900 san Luis Land and Water Company, LIST mort.
gage per bonds, due september l. 1900, 80
Frank l.. Fisher Il Co. have sold for p T. Radiker
No 425 West End-ave, a three-story brownstone and
brick house 20x55x0O 10 Mrs. Seargent, for 900;
and for Mr. DONG No 143 West Ninety SecOndst Z
three story stone dwelling, 17x50x100 to Mr.. Stahl for
S25 600 also No. ISL West Ninety second ST.. for the
same owner TO a Mr. Hind for 800, 900 also No. 153
West Ninety secondst. for the same owner, to Mr..
stats for S22, COO for Dr. Lozier and Charles MDon
aid No 81 West Eighty St, fOurstory dwell
ing 19x55x1O0, TO Mr. ONOnnor for $4,000; for
Prague & Power No 1875 West Eighty -fffhst. a thre
and onehaf story brownstone house, to Mrs. Hascall
for $4,000.
John r. Foley & Son have sold for W. A. Libby No.
4I2 to 424 East Eighty sxh-st seven fourstory brick
and stone flats. plot 175X10O TO X. NJ Walach, for
100000: also No. 1Gl Washington st., seven story
business building 25x92 for John Petit to Levi Jacobs
for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
STONINGTON LINE.

INSIDE ROUTE ALL FARES REDUCED.
ROsTON So PROVIDENCE, S2.25
wore ESTER s2o5. STEAMERS leave new Pier 80,
y r. one block above Canalst.. AZ T. NJ daily, except
Sunday.
A -ONLY So to BOSTON via FALL
"A RIVER LINE-rhe mot popular travel route u TIE
world Fares reduced 70 all pontr Steamers Fly
MOUTH and PROVIDENCE in c9mmi sslon Leaye Pier
y foot u Murray-,t.. week DAYS only az y. H.
SUNDAY trips win be resumed commencing April 3D. Con.
nccton by Annex Boat from Brooklyn 80 p n jersey
city =. m.
NEW-HAVEN.- steamers leave Peck Slip
~ pier %, T.. r. At p IN, and II p. NJ Sundays
excepted. arriving in time for trains North md Est-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
LOOMS L. White & Co.,
REMOVED 10
Corner of Wall St. and Broadway

HOLDERS or CHICAGO GAS COMPANIES
FIDELITY TRUST RECEIPTS
Of record, March =, 1892. obinn circulars wing
particu lars Of the option offered TO them appra-
tion snice. or mt the Chicago Gas Companies
once, ~ Exchange Place.
Books Of subscription will close the Central Trust
COMPANY, "a Wall ST., at r. VI. on March -.
Z. &. BENEDICT g. COMPANY.
10 Broad 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
financial.
SEw-YoRK. March 7. 1892
To ne Stsckholders Of the
Edison General Electric Co. and
Th0mson-HoustOn Electric Co.

The Stockholders Agreement dated FEB o. 1892 be.
tween certain soc khoders Of the Edison General Electric
COMPANY Of and the Thomson- ouston Electric
Company Of Connecticut under which a." undersigned were
appointed committee " Out the consolidation OF the
Interests OF the companies on the plan hcten set
forth having been signed by majority u the stckhoder
OF the two cen panles mentioned the und"rsgnd hereby
give notice agreement has become operative
and T. binding all the psr.ie~ thereto.
All parties who have siene4 the ssd agreement re-
CURED deposit Their stock without delay with NE View"
YORK Guaranty and Indemnify Company In NewYork Or
,he Old Colony Company IN Bor0n and receive 10
exchange therefor the temporary receipts OF sad dtpo,
tsIo-.
Parties tie agreement and all the stockhdders Of
either conpany who signed thu same. who shall
fail % deposit their stock above before the 2lst
day March 1872 shall then forfeit tight 10 come IN
said agreement except by the express permission Of
the committee, ana On such terms as II may imp)se.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

There was a moderate business in State issues.
North Carolina special tax receipts sold at b. and
Virginia deferred Gs. receipts. at 1-2. City
bank stocks were entirely neglected.
The general bond market extremely dull.
The declines in the Richmond Terminal issues
were 70 conform with the plan Of reorganization.
Aside from them prices were not materially
changed. Atchson incomes lost the advance they
made YESTERDAY and Me Kansas and Texas
seconds closed 1-2 per az % Reading
incomes Were dull gnlncant cpdnsc.
Reference is made TO o, report Of bond sales.
Money on call ranged from IL 10 2 Eer
cent. There was, in fact, no change IN ue
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, $lie,644,7s7 balances. $5,ol4,2@o
cea % House s. sss The bushes q the
SubTr'asurN for the week ended tonight includes
receipts of S20,134,6ss and payments OF 80
ll057s. leaving the general balance Sl44,0so,-
42l against Sl44.995,51l on March IL, show
inc an apparent loss of $1,000 But deduct
ing from the payments $l,s05,Ooo and from The
ite accounts with the general Treasury it's los as
affecting tic banks is 81 .3s1 900. ..
TODAY operations included Receipts So;
si2I,23i ,54 l coin and $26,24s, IA currency,
he Treasury bought $4,000 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 'OIo 10 W.
Company of this city reported deposits TO secure
outstanding certificates at Bal .424 ounces
Tire United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day S215,5l2 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were $GS4.2s1, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts $252,5O7, and the miscela-
neOHs receipts 500. =.
Io-day'S Wash ngton Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits III bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement follows:
March II. March Is Differences.
Not gold on hand s25 o. $50 slZJ3lJSlS Inc $J45S
Net size Oh Rad II 9Ol j9 To- 175 S8j Inc 27i3iG
Set lcealeJdels 80 No. .e -o-.
hand i,-ofioo oo'o,1oo Dct' r'o'o'V
/ Actual cash ia the
Treasury wants
outstanding $500 49, go. $780,.
rtincateS 4. POS o. Sitfll pee 7-.O 300
Dc,0sts Ia bank. l2.J3S. iJl l&Oll2 oo Inc. iZ''fb
Ne: cash bal 1856 ,is6 1856 1896 Dec s2l4,l20
The foreign exchanges were strong and slightly
HIGHER. Further sales of securities on European
account We're made. The following were closing
auotaticns for actual business Bankers bills.
81 IS "a and 81 81 81 for long and short sterling
respectively FTenci lianc-, BIS is and 5l6 Ia
rcichrarl;s. % "a and 81 -.
In London British ccnsols further declined I-e
to % l-l6 for money 0E1 lis 10 so 1916 for
The account In the open market money WAS
dearcr at l-2al 81 per cent for bankers bal
ances Bar silver Yielded Is to IL l-sd an
ounce American railway shares were quiet, but
firu,. without mucn change. At Paris French
per cents fell in the early dealings TO 9s.o5. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
EeaaI Notices.

~ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
plaintiff against Daniel Hermann Jsne =. Armstrong VITO
of william Armstrong. aud sid William Armstrong Mary
f. Vail VII, o. AlOnIo II. Val and said Alonzo II. Val;
Laura Herman william r. IL. Herman and Grace Herr
l. the Undersigned duly appointed referee In the above
entitled acoou IA and by ar ordr OF The supreme Court
dated on the seventh day o. March. 1922. and erterd
h,ein day Of March, 1872. IN Pursuance n
-ad order and OF statute in such and pro-
Ndd do hereby give notice T. ana require each person
not party the above entitled action who the date
said order had lin upon any ndivded share or IN
tercst In property which Is the subject Of this action
and which hereinafter described upon the whole
said to appear before office.
Number tweny-nn' Broadway IN The city OF New-York.
len the nature. aud date thereof and the
become due to him ~ thereof.
The said property and described in the complaint
said action follows. All those certain lots pieces
county and of New-Y Ork which certain map
entitled "Map OF -ubd VISION % the property Charlotte
FoN Trowbrdee. IN the 23d Ward OF the CITY OF New
York" and filed Office Of the Re glster Of
IA numbers l. . y "a. 80 50 -. block four
hundred -iNty nine and which, taken together,
Lound"d and described follows. via. Beginning NJ y
pont the Intersection Of the easterly side OF
tuervale with the northerv side OF Onehundr~d
and street, laid out said running
northerly said tastlv side % lnterNale
angles % IReryalc Avenue o. nearly and along lots
three said hundred
Ia IN. westerly sdp Of Kelly Street, laid soid
man thence south"rly aOnI sat westerly side OF Kelly
hundred and fNy NTH street and thence westerly along
"a ID norlery ~dl ~ OA"-hundrel and nth Street
Two hundred and 49loO feet to lntcrvala Avenue the
point Place of beginning
Dated New-Yorg. March Is. 1892
WILLIAM y. ARMSTRONG; Referee.
y. II. HoNc Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Liherty-st. y. V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Nsw-York, Friday, March IS.

Nsw-York Friday March IS.
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auc>
ton Room to-day:
buildings with lots Nos 51e $50
80 IT l0th-ave, lots 25x10O.5 each j Phean,
$40 200.
lots. Hotrman-st, 3l73f Kingsbridge Road 25x
Sale OF building with lOt 40 359 West 23dst, 9th.
ave. was adjourned ~ April !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Gteamboats
NORWICH LINE.

Favorto INSIDE ROUTE FARES RLDICED
To NEwLoNDQNt sl.09 SoHWlCh sih;Zo M~UhSLs,
iii pont, East Sesiueis Pier 40 North River next
above DesDross-st. Ferry. daily. Sundays. excepted 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
financial.
Richmond and W0StP0Int
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.
NETWORK, MARCH H. 1897

NETWORK, MARCH II. 1892.
mn r,,r uo,.DERs OF SECURITIES OF THE
,,cuwoyn .vp WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL-
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY AND We
Auxiliary CORPORATIONS
The committee appointed on behalf Of Tue s'0' a..
holder. or tho TERMINAL COMPANY SUBMITS 10.
YOUR approval plan OF reorgan Zaiion' a car
l. which i. lodged with the CENTRAL T"' ,..',',u
SAW If Nexyori.. Under This plan the ioho"'ns
new securities of consolidated corporation are 10
i,sued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
LEGAL DECISIONS.

pEOPO,ED PFRMAN y
LEGAL DECISIONS.
san Francisco CaI-Eugene Nehcr years
aro brought suit recover interest,"
n, what were then known A. Dupont
II honds They a special
a.sessncn. issue. and Judge sander
on o the supreme Court. has de-
,d,d that the city and county. who
AR made defendant, IN this suit, are
lot responsible between the
s.-sed property owners and the bond
holdeI-.
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
rocation Title. capitol.
Duluth MGnlns sIlcn nradct t'O s3oOooOo
Duluth MINI. Donald Grant Mining Company, 1891.
d. Grnnt president .----.-...... 0OOOO
Duluth Mlnn.-NiAsap, Monarch Iron Com - 49,.
psny +. Merritt. president. 3OOOOOO
Duluth Mirn.-Wahkcltlh Iron Company, L. - oo,
Merritt president. -.---.-..----.....-.. 5DOc'ooo
NEW CORPORATIONS.
DSnV''e Jsnos Mckee. president 10000
quarry stone, mine coal and other
minerals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

they closed strong at $50. Sight eAchanS on
London was 25.ls l-2 francs TO thc : stcIiie
The weekly statement of the Imperial nanH Oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
SECURITIES TO BE ISSUED.

poI-R PER CENT. S5-YEAR GOLD
BONDS TO BE SECURED By FlIsof
MORTGAGE on ALL THE PROP
ERTY AND EQUIPMENT OF NEW
ooM l,,a,t,a,v ............. $40 OOo. oOo
FIVE PER CENT. PREFERRED STOCK
fNON-CUMU LATIVE), VOTE OF MA
JoRITY OF PREFERRED SrOCh
REQUISITE TO AUTHORIZE ANY
ADDITIONAL MORTGAGE ON PROP
en- WV nm. 10000 600
'N =. I'm, crocK ...... lO00OOO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Eight Per Gent.

THE MORTGAGE BANK AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY Of Fargo. 81 D. issues Crr4aeates o. Deposit
Pen CENT PER ANNuM. payable semi annually; IN
ertet coupons attached First farm city Mortgage,
or National Bank Stock GrpO isd collateral. The
farmers OF North Dakota raised 90 600 600 bushels
wheat In 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
ETROPEAN FINANCIAL.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL.
London Mnrch j., p. m.-Canadlan Pacific
oO 81: Erie 80 ;-S Mexican ordinary. 20 a. PIr1S
advices quote 3 per cent rentes at 90 francs ~
confines for the account aud EHchanse on London
et o5 francs i IL cenumc5 for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

Toalsses Tor the day ~ 900
kIdiViGend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants, city and
III county any amount perfectly safe Particulars and
references. r. w. TROUNCE. Box 1884. seattle Wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

J.PIERPONT MORGAN, |
II. Mex. TWOMBLI,
ID. u. MILLS,
FEEDERICk L. AMES.
r. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE.
ii. l.. HIGGINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

There were again no transactions ia Govern
unchanged quotations.:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-24
FIRST GERMAN PAPER-MAKER.
He Started Business Little Over Five
Hundred Years Ago.

Hundred Years Ago.
"In the name of Christ, amen. Ammo
Domini 1890, I. Ulman Stromer. started
at malting-paper on St. Johns day at
the Solstice, and began TO set up e
wheel in the Gleissmuehle. and Clos
Obsser was the first who came to work. i"
So said Ulman Stroner, undoub tedlv
the first German paper-maker, in his
notes, which are still preserved. Five
hundred years have passed since then.
and the art of paper-making can look
back on as long a period of earnest
effort and profitable work When Ul-
man Stromer so long ago esta hlished
papcr-making in Germany he had no
foresight Of the important position d.
per was destined 10 assume in the civil
ization Of man. In book printing and
outside of il, it is the most efficient
agent in the advancement OF the race.
and has become a supreme necessity.
II IS the foundation of the book and
newspaper arts, the indispensable aid
Of science and instruction. as we'll as
of commercial and social intercourse.
In short. it so governs our whole age
that hardly anything could be thought
Of without paper in its present shape.
1t was different in Ulman Stromer's
time. Paper was then a rare material.
little used, and only 20 be found in the
Offices of the learned, of scribes and OF
officers. The supply Of Germany and
OF all northern Europe was brought
from Italy and Spain, most of il from
the factories Of Fabriano in italy. where
paper mills existed in the twelfth cen
fury, while lively paper industry
nourished in Spain, with its principal
seat At San Felipe, in Valencia. as early
as 1850. The paper-msklng art VA. in
troduced into both OF these lands BY
the Arabs, who learned it In Saraar-
cand and spread it through Europs. Il
was introduced into Samarcsnd IN 75l
by Chinese prisoners from their coun- .
try, where il had been carried on from /.
extremely ancient times Popular Sci /
snce Monthly