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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, April 12-p. m.
At the Stock Exchange to-day the markets re-
Elected the influence of the pending Passover OBJ
servances and the coming Faster season holiday
break in business here and abroad. Dulncss was
the principal feature, and acting n common
impulse. traders sold stocks in expectation that
a saggng tendency will prevail through the week
Quotations from London came n shade lower and
the small business done for arbitagc account was
purely Of trading nature. The net results
partial surrcnders Of the gains made yesterday.
The coal shares were exceptional group and
showed strength throughout, although Icactin.
from the best prices Of the day. Delaware and
Hudson opened up IA per cent on tie cxpccia-
ton of Vanderbilt contrO Of the property, but
it subsequently, fell to TAG "a. ending at net
gain Of l-2 per cent at l47. Reading was mod
erately active and somewhat higher. mainly bc-
cause Of a disposition 70 cover short contracts.
81. Paul continued 10 I've dealt in 10 a fair extent
within narrow limits but II closed practically
lower on selling pressure which seemed 10 pro-
coed from the institution which Is supposed TO
be isolated from Stock Exchange CONNECTIONS.
The weakness in New-I0rk and Ncw-Engand war
marked. the price falling from 39a30 "a 70 81 l-2.
Almost the only news consisted OF railroad re-
turns, in which eleven out Of sixteen companies
reported gain over last year. 1t was not known
lcforc the close OF business that the trunk line
presidents had formally resolved 10 check the
recent ratc-cutting which should have been i'm
possible if their subOrdinntcs susceptible Ia
discipline. Further large deposits Of Richmond
Terminal securities under the REORGANIZATION plan
encouraged the hope Of n favorable announcement
by the committee on Thursday.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds weaker and moderate
sales Of Is coupon were made at ZIG 3-sallG:
The asking price was reduced "a per cent ana
thc registered bonds were quoted l-2 per cent
lower in bids. Appended are the final quota
tiOnS:
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financial Nicctlnq5.

iltHHtI"l %I!klIlIy1.
NEW YORK Lice Insurance COMPANY
$40 and 3io BiuaIway New York City.
4 \ ELECTION for five trustees Of the third
"a class AMI for three inspectors OF the next
election will po held at the oaice Of the Company
Wedno9Gay Ign ,Apii' lS92 between the houis Of 10
cnAs. c. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
THE NIW.YOEK CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS RAIL-
GRAND CENTRAL. p3E3rror. NrwYoRK.
n Office is hereby given that the Annual
" Meeting Of thc Sto Ahold p. of u Nrw.Yor h,.sg0
and ~. Louis RAILROAD Company. for the election II
directors and oh,l general purposes, Will be held a. D
o'clock =. WEDNESDAY, Ma, 4th 1892. az the com.
''"' ''"''''' AiLrX Cox Secretary.
CENTRAL. KAlLROvD COMPANY or
NEWJEHsEY. AZ LIEEkrl ,sri Tom
y Office is hereby given, that tho, annual
COMPANY ot NewJcrsey 70 elc, Nine Directors to serve
the n'Nt wear ensuing. viii hr held ut the Office u The
company In Jercy CITY between the hour, Of II o'clock
and O'Clock y. M u Friday May q, next.
The stock transfer book Will 10 closed from Friday,
SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY.
NFW. YORK, March 20. 1872.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stocllhold
ers Of Is Company Will be hold At die o,lce OF the
Company. q tor,l1ndtt.. IN this city. on / tSDAf
THE 10TH DAY OF MAY NEXT. Tor the election "
The polls VIII open ut II o'clock noon ana remain
ht tran fr books will he closed from the close Of bust
Nee SATrEDAY. APRIL 9TH. unu the morning Of
by order OF the Hoard of Mmagors:,, o-.
f. NJ. DLYPIANT. Secretary.
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ROPOSN-S FOR FRESN BEEF.-Oflice d

4 Corumi,ary OF Subsistence. David, Island, n "
ApU ~. lSJ2Sesld proposals, I'm tr,Dlate subject 70
he usual conditions with copy @; this aiNeasn,nt Y
tach,l will De received a this Oicc until II 80 0fccA
q. m. SATURDAY: NAY - 1892, and thcl opensi,
for furnishing the fresh beef rcquid by the Suo>stfe
D,partIrcnt 4. :. Army. DaNiG's Island. y. y for
The n-ca commencing July l. 1892. louo>iis lni-t
i,.a ccomnauicd by with suTcct~ m te
sum NJ - 600 and in accordance with the form pres oi
uuaccoUpauod bv such guarantee viii nov
Ire considered. The successful hdict will Pc ftQurf 20
enter into a written contract wiki the Gaed states y"
GOOD aud approved security I'm the ~ iNe mo- SRA
dollars 5000. within ten DAYS ate being notn 81 e
arcor. his proposal Contracts made Nnfrr tis
plv,tsercn shn not b. construed = involve the Initd
,,,rs IN any obligation for payment In NJ anUo-
ra0n granted by Congress for the purpose. II. oS'
eminent reserves al" right . reject or all DO.
-lls Proposals he incloSct In scaled cnvclo.ss
md married. .P,oposals for Fresh Beol" and address,
~ Capnin J. MOI. HYDE. A. O. NJ, L. :. Army. Acting
tonmi. ~ Subsistence
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There were no sales of State bonds or of city
bank stocks.
The general bond market was less active but
the tone was strong. The chief feature was the
Reading issues which were l-2a3-l per cent hlShef
for all classes Rio Grade Western iirsts rose
J-s Der cent 10 20 10. Consumers Gas OF Chl1
caeo - advanced IA per cent 70 ~ 81
Atchieon incomes yielded 3-S per cent TO ~ Ia
ard Oregon Improvement ~ further declined -
pcr cent t. "a. Reference is made to our full
report Of bond sales.
Money on cali was in free supply al Lac per
cent.
The Clearing Hons" settlement was rs follows
Exchanges. SO 1886. G23 balances. Ss,D"l -.
The Sub-Treasury was Gebtor TO the Oh1rng
House $500. $40 The net los, on balance was
and S4G23l1 in coin. The DAYS operations m
Guided: Receipts. S?,336,o payments, 81
s31. SAG: resulting in general balance Of sl43,-
ZIG. 1874 consisting of Sl2l,734,94O coin ana Sls'-
ISL, 197 currency.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company report
2,025,46j ounces OF silver bullion on hand 10 Is
cure outstanding certificates. There were 52.-
5sj ounces deposited and 62,lOo ouac'* with
drawn
ceivod tO-oav S2S4,GOj Natloral bank roles Tor
The customs receipts were S30G,96l the in
ternai Icye~ue rrccibt" SOS, 1S9 AMI TIE mi.ccl-
famous Ccints $!j3,241
casI on hanl md deposits in hank compares with
tie figures OF tie last previous statement fol.
lows:
y m o, y! 5ls s9 Ap ~ 3 5, Dec ic;
SCI Silver on h'd l5,sllsii 15753,573 Inc. in.7eo
Nc OF ' GaaG 4sooioo 4tooc7a lac. $50 81
Aetro casa In tNc
ccrtacaics ,lli 800 tO2 2Ii4s9c oo7 Dec s25so5
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Net cash bel SIS coo 80 sl5sooacss lac. 47S1oD
The FOREIGN exchanges were dull aud steady ~
the following unchanged quotations Tor ac'u"
business: Bankers bills, g 80 flaSi SO = anu
81 siaSf 81 - for long and short STERLING r.
sIcctvely; French francs, 81 Is ana ''io -
rcch.nar,;s % Il and % ! = $500,
I'm London British cOnsOls were strong, anu
while the carly advance was not inIly -u@,alien
the Close WIS Lie higher at GO y Tor money
and gG I-l6 Tor fhc account. Tie lhnk OF Lli%-
land roip,d $4,000 bullion on balance. In the
onrn parIet money a tric lirmer, IN con
sequence of the settlements proceeding, al "-4a.
per ccat for bankers balances ana ~ per Gtnt
fnr disco,uts Bar silver weak at Il decline
of 3-lGd 10 80 g-I6d. an ounce. American rat
way sbar,.s were quiet at fractional recess0hS
At Paris French 3 per cents advanced further
london was 25Is francs 10 the sterling.
Tho Virginia debt bopdlotcrs committee Flvei
,,ofion that securities will not be- rcceiN'i "I'rr
April 80 by the dcp0SitarcS undcr the agreement
of May -. $500, ana TIE plan ana pfDp"ffdHi s
1ribntion will take action after the hooks oil the
committee are closed in accordance WIN me t'fnis
of the plan and proposition OF N1NpnpcF -, IoVV.
mo following sales OF stocks % auction NJ 'e Eeai ite
I,,rbopr. were made nv Il. V. HatIeu Co.. Yesterday
10 share, Ccllulod COMPANY. 800 each % -,.,
- 600 Syracuse. iarhamt"n ana Ne",,N "'''u"'
20 sSai, sol;Ae.r National rank 500 cacn 100 .r
- ooo No,!. snd I~-rN Railroad ir't moricaar per
cent o t src W. 1 National raok 50 cch 1es
r,o ;1o' 1r at rSr.,'d bonds 4uc o2. 49,.
So nfar Anchor Mrn'acturinf Company % Detroit
y shif- Meract and Fulton national BANK 800 each
10 shares Importer. ard Traders national Bank 500
each H.. ,,.,o. ronk cf Commerce 500 each 1871
80 .hr-., National Hu.hors and DroNefs' I""N F-'
90 har: American Exchange National Bans. 500 e1eh
is shares National Park Bank 500 each. 3-l',
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- 4 p0poSATS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

II ,
-Iblodelpha Depot Of III, g l pgartTen's i ~,
Iosol- in rpcate VIII BE rccysd her uptI u oscs;
tned states ouartermssters Department TIE tooyias
or,lcos 20 b. delivered AZ the Quatcrma-trs Deo ~
Philadelphia Pa. end Jetlel tonylle Ind Helmet. ana
Fur caps and Gauntlets Muslin shirts Knit Cndr,li,ts
Woollcn and Cotton Stockings, BtHl Gloves Wo9ba
Mlttens Arctic Oycrshoas, llaracS Shoes Canvas Ls.
gns Wo0llen Blankets. shoulder Knots ana AenleGes
Iron Bedsteads Mattcs,as PlloTs Pl,ow.ease;, MS.:
quito Bars Axes Axe and PicksXe ives li2tehS
Slings Shoyels Drums, Muse POUCHES Record NIX:
sockets Flags. flag IlatoIi' H.lliarl Device, stAel
Plates Scrubblnc ushes. D. T. 10th and Flarne, > Is
Kersey, 5. - Doeskn. Canton Flannel Coior,d tlana
Muslin Drilling. Jeans. Black and Canvas Paddnc ~.
iesil God Lace. Wrapping Paper Tap, ~acdns,
Ro Irvine and other articles entering into the manu-.
farture o, clothing and cquipage the Army. Bes
To- delivery az other points win b. consider d. The goods
called Tor arr deliverable on and after July l. 1892 and
idders must terms the quantities they pro
nos, 10 deliver July /, 1892. and the quantities.
monthly thereafter. Payment. will depend upon
preparation By Congress To- the purpose. The Govern.
nent reserves rght reject any ell proposals Pref
,rcnce will be given articles OF domestic production
MANUFACTURE condlt OF quality and price neudng
tho price OF foreign productions manufactures the duty
ther'on being equal For copies Of prntet instructions
iGfers TANKS for proposals. etc, apply AZ this oe
Envelopes containing proposals n be nicrsed proposals
Tor Military Supnesn ana addre ssed the undersigned
C. g. ShWTELI.E Deputy ouasteri asterGcneFll, L. s.
he
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(, EiI.En PROPOSALS. will be received at The

- EtLED TROPONALS VIII he rocclvCd NJ The
= ONCE OF the Supervising Architect. L. >. Treasury
Department Washington, d. C.. until o'clock ,. m "a
Aprl 20 1892, fur all labor and material required N
ranting walls aud ceinss IN room, Of he T. ; Corrt
louise and Po>oHce building, NewYorN y. Y, IN accord;
ance with the specification, copies o. which NAV b. hai
duplication TO John w Marshall, Sulerintend.n, =, -
Ilelaits a, the alOVcnamcd bu'ldng Each hf must .
ACCOMPANIED bv certified check for sum not less than
pr cent OF the amount Of the proposal. The right :
reserved to reject all bids received or % waive sy
fafcc' informally In any bid. Al BIDS received 2ft
the time stated viii he returned the ldier Proposal,
lo incio-d In envelope sealed and marked Propose.
or Interior Ialntps. L. = COurthOuso AMI pos'0acs
Rulldno n Ncw.Nork y y and addressed n W. J.
TDBEOOKE. Supervising Architect March 30. 1892
IT'S TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
I sup sVsinG Surgtpn. Gcnri0l. Marine llo>i,tal
service, Washington .. c.. April I2th, 92-ssale3
uroposals will be- received 90 this Office until noon o.
WEDNESDAY. April o.. iS92 furnish 3ohorse ,owr
steam boiler steam isniecting chambers and twc
tanks. Tor th' OF the Marine os.lN
service. Schedules and further Information nav b. %,
aincd upon application 20 IN" undersigned The f9nt "
reserved waive nforwal''is and % reject any of III
proposals WALTER NIMAN, Supervising SUI scoa'
Gcncr1! VI H. s
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NJ. TRF\SVRY DEPARTNITNT OFFICE
Nliscellancons.

- IECMATlSM, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA. al LNet
IL and Kidney Diseases loss Of oversight. Low >pr
its general nervous and physical debility. mental depr ioa
and weakness cured at home without instance 81 fal'r
Pamphlet prospectus with voluntary testimonials 81 90
cured and endorsements ~ the roe IN all Consu.
ton by mail. Address L. q. Box S95 Boston Mass.
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financial.
Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.
NOTICE.

a LARGE AMOUNT OF TIE BONDS AND STOCK
or TIE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERM.
NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
AND or THE UNDERTAKING SECURITIES HAS
BEEN DEPOSITED UNDER THE PLAN OF RE-
ORGANIZATIONS or MARCH I. 1892. LODGED
WITH THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or
NEW-yORK.
Holders OF the Terminal Company sccuIirics must
elect on OR BEFOK" THURSDAY. THE 18TH
INST. f they viii become parties the Plan formed
to project their intcrcmS and properly.
The Committee desires to impress upon the holders
OF Tcrninn rcurii:es thai the deposit oi minority
these securities the 18th inst. will show united
Interest practically demonstrate that the Pnn of
REORGANIZATION will he carried IhrougI.
Tie Cent al Trust Company Certificates which nrc
being issued ~ exchange fr the securities deposited
under the plan OF reorganization HAVE BEEN
LISTED on TUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
THE RIGHT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CASH
FUND OFFERED UNDER TIE PLAN TO THE
DFPOSITORs OF STOCK AND PER CENT. BONDS
WILL BIZ EX1HNII.D TO SUCH DATE As NAY
BE ADVERTISED ~ THE COMMITTEE AFTER
APRIL 1iTlI. l-91.
The holders Of the securities of the auxiliary rOrpO-
rnons invited to cc-opcin'r aud brcomc p,riirso
he pInn ,hc INTEGRITY of this large y-ic
of Railroads. The h-iurGrnio on OF which would Prov
disastrous TO such securities.
Copies oil the Plan Of REORGANIZATION may he had
NJ The office OF the Central Tra-t Company of New
York.
New Yor.,, Arrii II, 1872.
FREDERIC =. OLCOTr
OLIVER II. PAYNE.
FREDERICK II. TAPPEv,
WILLIAM H. PERKINS,
IL Nay Bulge.
II. &. FAIINEST0CX
j. kENNEDN TOD
Committee.
81 wa.l.st.. New.Yosx.
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JVII' NVIDI TTNNAIT, 7
SAMUEL HUNT, 7
WAl;l.HN X. nLODGETT,
SIMON \. STERN.
Gao. DE b. kEIM.

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF ST. LOUIS AND
~ SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY CO.'S PER CENT
EQUIPMENT BONES or 1850.
% MILK.ST, BOSTON. Doc /. 1901
Tho Trustees under the mortgage given q secure the
above named bonds have this d'y drawn by thirty
four 80 ~ tho (Of BlOCO clch for on
June 1892 price 81 los with Interest to that
datc Ihe number, 81 The bord, drawn follows:
~ ~. 1876 l55. ~. 10 l9o. ~ POP, 10 225 go.
14S 81. Jl7 80. Jj3 1856. iO. 40 i3i, 400. b36 $40
$50 COO. GG7. ESQ., TC3, 75I. 75S 79l 503 and 952
The interest thc bond, ~ The above number, VIII
June LIST 1892
h h,2iH fr 5EtNIllilG3;;MAy. Trustee.
AVANT n Loan of s., 900 on - acres, Bread
" way Flushina Lnye refused ~ 800 per
lot adjoining selling ut $500.
4. !. BLAUVELT, i5G broadway.
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DROpOSALS for Fraeh Beef and Fresh Voc.

1 iabes.-Hc Headquarters Department OF tn Ea>t-ONs
Chief CcmUi-say OF subsistence GOytTrCTs I>iJnd " Y,
March -. 1S92.Seaed proposals, in tsipcate subject %
The usual coni nons VITA copy Of TIN, adycrti, mont
attached Will b. Received hi, ohce until - O'clock noon,
Eastern time. Friday April Is ls91 and then op,n,d IA
the presence bidders for furnishing and delivering 10
department, L. >. Amy. ar Forts Columbus. Hamilton,
troops tcreat during the fiscal year commencing July it.
1872. Sealed proposals, subject TO ne same Conditions,
win also b. received until DE date and hour abo;e .psc
nd the o'ice OF the Acting Comm >say OF Sgbsnce
zach posts TO- tn c' beef aud fresh
for that particular post only 70 be opn,d by the A. sas
the time above specified Proposals. ol beef and vegetables
must separate and they also must be separate fof eacl
post named Proposals for beef must be aceospaat BY
qua antec BY two responsible persons the gr9rl
tors Jnstifv thu following for Fort (oga
Fort Hamilton, s. 600, for FOgi Schuycr
SloOO: for Fort Wa1sWOrh, ~ 600: fol Fort Wood So
Ihe vegetables be IN good whoon condition ana 70 ~
delivered az the respective posts IN such Qlaatte, ana ~
such times ~ NAV b. required samples OF vegetables
Furnished. Proposals must b M'o>i ~ S.1Fi
ENVELOPES "PrOlOSal- for Fresh Beef ana Neea-
tables Those TO b. received and opened 10 this Office
H. addressed 70 undersigned; thos. h" received and
opoprd at the cfce Of \. &. > to be addressed 20 e
I, ; o: that post. tfll information b' obtained
iy application Dis Office 20 he 0lce q the A. G. y
~ a u above named. The Government; FsfrNcs ne
rich 10 reject all bids Ary contract made under
This advertisement shall be construed % involve ne
United states IN any obligation for payment IN excess OF
aIpro2F alton granted by CongIcss % de pprro.e
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Gr!p tuan!eo.
Storage.

T TIB HAEGER WAREHOUSE, STH.AYE.. FROM
"A 33i % 3ih-s, storage for furniture, BAGGAGE, gnn
and ware; OF eyey dscrpon IN separate closed c9Isss
packing shipping and everything appertalnng 20 tns
handling OF property attended a. estimates iunishe3
and Inspection invited. ONCE geo West 3ith-st.
THE BOOK OF OPEN-AII SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
illustrated. The standard authority on American oprn'
air amusements Rules FOR sailing swimming ball play.
ing shoo,rR horSebcck riding &C. So 10 .uli :. H.
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Droposats.
y PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AN An


l TRANSPORTATION.-DcI artmcnt OF the intn1
Office Of Indian Affairs; WASHINGTON April 2 leJ2-scall
b. submitted in separat. cnveopes Bacon, Flour, coS
Ing, or Transportation etc" (as me .ase may Oel gt
81 Wooster-st. New York Will be received until D. a
Of Tuesday May g. 1902 for furnishing ~ the indian -
Sn 'e h s'2 hHo OSS ound ,O net o
Beans 1000 pound pakog Po go pgse
70 o6o POUND, Feed 5000 pounds IIari Bread, isa
pounds Hominy 10000 pound, Lard 5lo n na,Iel; Ne.
pounds Rice coo pounds Tea 10000 pounds Cosr4
Salt. 10000 pounds Fine SJlt GoO,vvg wnsno: soiR
GG2oSo ansO s SGd cotton S cs IA part
Ticking. 5000 wards STANDARD Calico, 5000 y.ri
r,is. De1jmS 600 yers Gueham, 300 900 yan
Kentucky leans 200 yards TheEioI 2o959 Ssr
Yards; Hickory shrting. 10000 yard Calico Shirtaa
o99 yadS Sosh c f,5os ETC. SSd long M
miscellaneous articles, such as .r1es' Pon9hs akss
Forks a9d for S 9 cror m' EaS,s XIV and s
city Also for such Wag9ns as Ioy BE- reqgfd 3aagss
the climate Of he psce Cl Tram 5 Xxx
Of thn Srtices gods and supplies that may not 10
ractd for to be delivered q the AGeoc.es Bids must y
kinds and quantities Of subsistence supplies nquitd ior
rross Of oil good. and articles together with blank
roD,sa conditions be obcryed by bidders, tine and
q delivery S % Of Sss ssHa. an9 h.aen! H
Be furnished upon apSsfc9n e me Ina' 4ce 70 wa
CSIa1so IncaycnwSrS' Omaha san. Louis. Saint Ps
snd San Fracsco the Postmastcr' a. SopX Cty Iowa.
w,cbto Kansas ond Tuc.on. Arizona. The rich, is r.
fyed by the io,emcnt reject any and all bs, sny
pro.o tina. ap2ra2n sho 0e pa b lo bo, e sn rs
sSo1 So9 st1ci and bdGer are Invited to be PTnt
oDCning Certified checks All BIDS must De sceomplnld
b ca ec or d gson g2op B sne Of H aa Fac
CAL for OF least pr cGh M6RGAS COMMITS 4 i tg
po,ai,occ , ,,oo
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NHARLESTON. CINCINNATI & CHICAGO
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.

majority Of the irft Motsagc Bonds anl the Capital
StO.h of Charleston. Cachudd and Chc.lo R1iir.ad
Company aGyln@ b,cn deposited IN the Boz .f. De-.
lo-lt and Trust Company OF Boston. Mass. and thr
FINANCE Company 81 Pennsylvania OF phiIdcphil Penn.
syNana. uld.r thu Tru,- Agr cment and Iilu Of n
lH.llt,On ~ June Is. 1891 NOTICE l. hereby giNtn
20 ALL lfOLDEltS OF BONDS AND STOCK Of SAID
COMPANY not yet deposited that the Reorganization
and PURCHASING Committee has fixed the tlir 10th f3O day
II April lo92. In" last day upon which sail bonds ald
stock viii received for Deposit
All bond and stock holder, who shall fail % deposit
Their Lond, and stock before the thrtcth day
April 1899. VIII be- dctLrrrl from all the benefits ~.
,ultlng from such reorganization.
Y ami d lhnp.
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T0'dl5lles Cor tls day
silver certis.. sGia sGa 80" S6p S63 ~ -IHoVo
gALES Ar TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
1ROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-09-17
Personal Mention.

DR.. FL. B. Sweetser and Miss Teresa NJ.
Higgins will be married at o'clock on
Tuesday morning, September a., at St.
Stephens church.
Mrs. P. O'Reilly, of West Superior, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Kierce,
and her sister, Mrs. Perry Long. She is
accompanied by her two little daughters.
Rev, P. A. McCarron, assistant pastor
of the Immaculate Conception church
for the past two years and over, has been
assigned to the passionate of Gessenland,
Sibley county, by Archbishop Ireland
and will soon leave TO take charge of his
new parish. He will carry with him the
best wishes OF the congregation of the
Immaculate Conception who esteemed
him highly. Rev. Father O'Brien, of
Saltwater, will take his place here.
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. - J No.
Af.er spending one year'in New Orleans,
one year in Memphis and five years in
Ohio, he came to st. Anthony which
was then small village in 1856 and lived
there continuously until his death. He
was man who was universally esteemed,
being a kind neighbor, and upright and
honest in all his dealings with his fellow
men. He leaves behind him wife and
a son and daughter, and two brothers,
Martin and John, as we'll as large circle
of relatives and friends to mourn his
death. He had accumulated fair
share of worldly goods and left his
family in comfortable circumstances.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday morning at the Church Of
St. Anthony where a solemn requiem
mass was celebrated. The remains were
followed to their last resting place in the
East side cemetery by large procession,
and the following acted as pailbearers:
Jeremiah Callaghan, John Walsh, John
Fleetham, Thomas Irwin, Timothy Kin.
name, Daniel Hayes, Thomas Murray and
Thomas Casey.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-09-17
Wedding Bells,

Last Wednesday Mr.. Martin McHale
and Miss Ella Finn were united in mar
rage by Father McGill at the Church of
the Holy Rosary in the presence OF only
the relatives and immediate friends of
the contracting parties. John J. McHale
oficiated as best man for his brother, aud
Miss Margaret Finn acted in like capac-
ity for her sister, the bride. The bride
was handsomely attired in white china
silk dress with orange blossoms, and Miss
Margaret wore white nuns yelling with
chsiffon. After the ceremony the wed.
ding party repaired to the home OF the
brides uncle, Mr.. Michael Finn, 1926
Twenty-fifth avenue south, where they
partook of wedding breakfast. The
gifts were numerous and costly. In the
evening the happy couple left for Chicago
via the 500 road and the lakes to be gone
two weeks. On their return they will be
at home to their friends at 2425 Twenty
fifth avenue south. The bridegroom is
quite popular and is assistant city build
ing inspector. He is good Irish scholar
who can read and write the Celtic Ian
guage with facility The bride is a
charming yonng lady who has host Of
friends. THE IaIsH STANDARD wishes
them both full measure Of connubial
happiness. s