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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
yrwyorK cExTRAL's ANNUAL MEETING.

Albany. April 20 The animal meeting OF the Ne"
yor,, Central and Hudson River Railroad Company was
held at the Union Depot in this city today. The iol
loving were elected
plr,,.t.r- Cornelius Vanderbilt Chauncey VI Depsw
Cha-.. e. Clark Horace j. Hayden. william h NhnIer
hit Frcd.ficA ". Vanderbilt samuel F. liar{er ~ f1"r
pJnt Moran. CyrIs W. Field. OF New YORK MlIhah
Nh. pr-fnu. Sherman -. JeWett buffalo, Er1stuN
corning Albany: George &. Bucll. Rochester; lnSIr'
tor. OF election. f. = Puyn, Jasper Van WOrhcr ana
william L. Eudd OF Albany.
IN chaurr wa, made from last year. Abont
A. 900 900 ~ stock was voted by George A. Bowdon
Of Drcxci Morgan < e.. secretary Worcester and hi'
son. with u. ". Par-e his assistant came mp last
evening The party. which came mp on special train
over the IInr,m road thi, morning and returned ove'
Tho Hudson River Hnc this afternoon. comprised Cor
r.iu. Vanderbilt Chnuncrv VI. Dcicw. II. j. HAYDEN
IT, Walter Webb. George C. Buell. and Me,SrS Hone ana
Duyal. - ,,, IT,.
The ANIMAL meeting ~ the West shore Railroad Com
pany wa, held ~ the time. and the directors oil
la.t year were ctlcctcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
n,-s,yEss IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, April 2o.-The supreme Court OF the
United States today transacted the following bust
hess:
no. 341-John L. IIardee, appellant, ast' Ben
No. 345-tieorge G. McGourkey. trustee. appellant
ogt. the Toledo and OHIO Central Railroad com
pany, ct III. -, ,n,,
No 8eO-Henry Root, appellant agt the Third
Avenue Railroad Company. ,,,r
No. 364-Henry W. Potts. assignee, etc, plalnth-
inerror, agt. william II. Wallace continued per
stipulation. ,, 80. ,n
,I~ 10. 333-Gaias W. Perkins, appellant, act the
Uaney Manufacturing Company and Elijah Iiahcy'
Dismissed with costs. pursuant TO the ION Eule.
. :, No. :}35-The Oregon Railway and NavgauGl com
parry plaintiff in-eTOr. agt The oregpnian Halfway
Company Limited. submitted on printed argument
30. 226- Delos f. Culver. pni 1tih ~ error; NJ,
George wilkinson receiver etc. Argument continued
No :I22-Iames = Nelson. ct al. executors. etc,
plaintiff In error, against Thomas kigorc next irlchu
80 :i23- Margaret c. Freeman, appellant ast'
George Asmus. Argued. ,, H.,
Adjourned until tomorrow at ]: O'Clock; Inc gay
call for Thursday, April 81 VIII be as foiioWS' S Soe
33s, $50 and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
AN IRoNCLAD EIGHTHOUR ELL.

Washington, April 20-1he House Labor Committee
today agreed upon bill slatine 10 the Limitation oi
the hours Of daily service Of aberors and mechanics
employed upon public works. IT limits and restricts
10 eight hours in calendar day the scrvcc Hd
employment OF all laborers and mechanics empIoY'u
BIZ the Government Of the United States By the DIS
trct OF Columbia, or by any contractor or sub-c"h-
tractor upon any public works Of the United states
or Of the District OF Columbia II IS made unla"iul
for any officer Of the United states Government or q"
the District Of Columbia, any contractor or SUD
contractor whose duty it Shall be 70 employ dIIc't
or control the services Of such hborers or me'hah
IA rcoulrc or permit them T. work more thnn dgh'
ho,rs in any calendar day except In case Of cXtrrOr
dipary emergency. The vote the blu was hJt
unanimous, several members dissenting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
FOR \ NEW ROAD IN THIS STATE.

Albany. April 2O.-ArticcS of association of tho
Davenport. Mddlebur- and Durham Railroad company
we're fled with the secretary Of state today. The
r,,,d j. to b. maintained and operated from East
Davenport. Delaware County, through the towns oi
Davenport and Ilarpersded. Delaware County Jehcr
son Ilcnhcm. Fulton, Mlddlcbure and Broome' scho-
hnslc County: Ecn>-claeryIIlc Albany County, rnd
Durham Greene County. terminating at East Durham.
The r,,,d VIII be- SNtv mile, long. The capital stock
l. 500 OOJ The directors arr Edwin VI. Harris. Of
Coor,er- town william H. Thornc, j. Edward Young,
John IT. Cornell Jerome H. Badglcy and Jacob Neville.
Of Middleburg. benjamin II. Avery, II jefferson :
Charles w. Nroman Of Fulton; Nehemiah {. Whit
comb OF Durham, Elias ". Duton. Of Broomc; Melvin
G. Wright. Of Blcnhcm John Avery, OF Catskill. ana
Henry Rus sell Of Albany. There are several hundred
small stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
FORECAST IL DETAIL FOR TODAY.

Tor Ncw-Enrand. generally fair followed IN The west
by showers; variable winds.
For Eastern Ncw-Yoik. rain preceded by iair IN inc
north variable Winds slightly cooler
For Eastern Pennsylvania H'"Jcr'c9 Delaware.
Maryland asd Virginia. rain; southcastcrly Winds.
For the Ca7onas. rain; colder on the coast
For Georgia rain; colder in ire s"uu.
For Florida, generally fair; slightly cooler.
For Alabama rain cooler; fair Fflda"
For Mississippi and LOUISIANA, fair Two days; cooler
Friday.
For Eastern Texas. fair: cooler.
For Arkansas. generally fair.
For T@lncs'ec and Kentucky, rain.
For Western Ncw-YOrk. Western Pennsylvania West
VI gina aud Ohio rain slightly cooler Lake Erie
For Indiana and Illinois. ialn.
For Lower Michigan. fair. iooWci by showers; slightly
cooler
For Upper Michigan gencGay fair.
For Wisconsin. showers in the south.
For Minnesota and North Dakota, generally fair {;
Walmcr IS night.
For South Dakota. Hight rain snow; by
night.
For Iowa. showers; by Friday
For Nebraska light rain wapmT by Friday.
For Missouri. showers slightly cooler In the south.
For Kansas, generally fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
TO SEND NOTICE TO THE sEALERs.
INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING TIE MoDUs yIvENDI
WILL BE- FORWARDED At ONCE
ENGLISH OBJ MON.

ENGLISH OPINION.
Washington, April 20.-GencEll J. W. Foster, Of the
State Department; Acting Secretary spaudlng OF the
Treasury Department, and Acting Secretary Soley OF
the Navy Department. had a conference to-day In
regard to the enforcement OF the BehFing sea mods
vivendl. The general character OF the Instructions
the commanders OF the Naval and revenue Vessels
the Instructions will be prepared and forwarded at
once The vessels selected for this service are The
Yorktown. MOhlcan, ADAMS, Ranger, Rush, Corwin
and AlbatOSs. The last two named are now cruising
along the Alaskan coast. The Others are ordered to
touch at Port Townsend their north, and Will
receive their instructions at that port Those sailing
first will communicate with the COrwin and AlbatrosS.
or possibly this duty may he given 10 the Bear now
uDder orders TO carry supplies to The refuge station
at Point Barrow.
The President Will Issue proclamation IN few
DAYS eating the mOdus vvendi and warning all
citizens Of the United against It's violation. Ii
has been settled that the notifications OF the Treaty
Of Arbitration shah be exchanged ut Washington and
the Secretary of state and the British Minister are now
making arrangements for that f)rmality.
London April 2O."Ths 81. Jamcss Gazette" com
mcntng on the ratification 10y United States Senate
Of the convention providing for renewal Of the
Tehring modus ViveHdi, says: The Americans
arr 10 be congratulated upon seeing reason, and Lord
Salisbury upon having performed the surgical opera
ton which enabled them n do 50. without u1n"ces
sary hurting the feelings Of the patients
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
PROMOTIONS SOON TO OCCUR IN TIE ARMY.

Washington April 30 NpeciaD.-Thc promotions
which will follow the confirmation OF Colonel wheaton
10 be brigadicr general Lieutcnant-Colonel FL
ward G.. Bush. nth Infantry, 10 be colonel OF the
I'd Infantry Major Edward c. Woodruff. 9TH Infantry.
10 be lieutenant colonel Of the 18th; Captain George
i. Russell, 9th Infantry, to be major OF the 9th
First Lieutenant Thomas S. McCaleb. adlutan OF 9TH
Infantry To be captain In that regiment and Second
Lieutenant Robert L. Billiard, 10th Infantry, TO be
first lieutenant I'm the 9th.
Colonel George L. Andrews "3th Infantry, VIII be
placed upon the retired list OF the Army on Friday
next bv the operation OF law. Colonel Andrew was
born in Rhode Island and was appoined from MIS-
souri,. lie was captain in the Missouri Engineer
battalion I'm January, 1-Gi and was made lieutenant
colonel Of the 1st Missouri Infantry on April ~ 170l.
lie wa, engaged I'm the capture Of Camp Jackson near
ST. Lonls and Of the Missouri stat" Militia brought
together 10 take that State out Of the Union lie
commanded n brigade I'm the battle OF Wilson'S Greek
where he was wounded. lie was one oil about halt II
dozen men 10 whom Is due the keeping Of Missouri In
the Union.
This PROMOTIONS 10 follow his Retirement are Leu
tenontC olond John G. Bates. Goth Infantry. to DC
colonel Of the ojh: Major Evan Niles "oth infantry
10 he lieutenant colonel Of the Goth Cnpth thann'T
NcKibbc Of the 18th, Ia be major OF Inc .1h fliSt
Lieutenant Thomas f. Davis OF the 10Th, 10 be captain
I'm that regiment, and second Lieutenant eainu"i T.
SMILEY Of the -th 10 be rst lieutenant oi the IOth
Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
QUARTERS FOR GRAND ARMY VISITORS.

Washington, April 90 Specal).-In anticipation OF
the annual encampment here next fall, various delega
tlos, or representatives OF delegations of the Grand
Army OF the Republic already making applications
for quarters and other comforts to Colonel Haywood.
Commandment OF the Marine Corps who has been
selected represent the secretary Of the Navy In tho
matter. II Is the intention Of Secretary Tracy to
make for many OF the New-fork ana other
veterans as possible in the mold loft and other un-
occupied buildings Of Navy Yard and the greatest
attention will be given to the visitors comfort and
health. Because of the fact that many OF the Dig
buildings at the Navy Iart now In use In con
.cticn with the manufacture Of the modern rifles.
ri.ecs and ammunition for the Navy, the acconmoda-
tions al the Yard necessarily limited. but score
tary Tracy's desire that all available space there shan
l., devoted 10 the comfort Of the members OF The Grand
Army will be generously recognized by the officials
ut the Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
A CUT by THE GLOVER LEAF"

Chicago. April 20.-Lake.and.ra rates have gone TO
pieces. and 10 is believed to BE- only question OF a
few when the al-ra rate, between Chicago and the
Atlantic scaboard must take tumble The Glover ieaf'
line has announced reduction in merchandise rates on
west bound lake and rail traffic and
points Louis The arrt ed tariff is on the basis Of
"a cent, per 100 pounds and the new "Coycr Lent 81 ale
a. follows Fst.claSs II cents sccordcass, 81 cents
thrdcass 40 cents fouithclasS - cents nh-ca's, %
cents; siNhca,s "A The titchturg is the initial
line Of this route the boat lines Oramg the connecting
link Buffalo and Toledo. where the connection is
made with the Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas city road
Chairman Mdgclcy Of the Western Freight Association
will at authorize his roads to meet the rates VIA chi
cago 20 all Mississippi River concerns.
Chairman MGgeey admit that the outlook Is discour
aging and 20 cent rates adopted for the nfh and
sixth classes on bound lakeandail r1ic to the
board Via the LehiGh Valley Transportation Comrany's
line wcr1 met to-day from ST. Louis. On all sides the
tendency seems rates the slightest provoca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21

Among passengers sailing the White Star steam
ship Britannia for Liverpool Yesterday were w Temple
Clay, w. r. Crozer. j. hartman }. Durham Massey. the
Rev. w. d. Mckinley, John Beverly Robinson IL. Ash
Styring and w \. Ward. The Inman Line steamer
City OF NewYork had her passengers Ernest eye
Madam Abani eye. Rudolph Aronson. w. \. Conklin
Charles r. Ballard, DR.. c. NJ. Desvernine DR.. w. f.
Butler c. Emory Jones. Colonel E. p Vollum and A. Il.
Menocal. steamer r71esland, for Antwerp
had her passengers General A. " hanz Professor
Thomas r. Baker, Dr. w. A. BachClor Bancroft Davis,
Or. Z. Hitchcock DR.. T.. Wood Rugeles, the Rev IL.
Wander Handens George Konrad and Anton Won Schauer
Among the passengers arriving on White Star steamer
Majestic, from Liverpool, yesterday, were f. d. Adams,
T. b. Bryan. Judge and Mrs Benedict. Il. A. f. Cott,
c. r. Brush, General II. NJ. Newport, the Rev. Canon
Leigh, J. Dillon w. L. Gushing. Lorr Francis
Hope Professor A. n. Januars. Lord Alexander Psget,
A. D. Proysnd, Colonel G. V. Verelst. the Rev. +. w.
Yarne, W. !. e. Thyme and u. c. @. THOMPSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
4 FARMERS ALLIANCE VIEW OF \ DOLLAR.

Washington. April 3o.-An entirely new proposition
looking 10 the procurement 81 thoroughly elastic cur
roncy WIS broachcd I'm the senate 10 day. When VT
KYLE by request, introduced bin to establish COM
pound dollar. The bill referred e. the Fnnnc"
Committee. II propose, TO "dc-ienai" 80 mn'h ~
wheat rye oats corn barley. ban,. potatoes, cotton
wool butter cheese. egg. -four .ueir lard pork he'i'
tobacco salt. leather hemp line. cement. ootons'%'l
meal hny brick lead pig irOn coal and copper ~ shan
he conveniently near 10 one dollars worth ~ each In
the Scv York market. arranging quantities. mat
the sum total OF the value Of thirty articles shnl BE-
$50 and that one thiricth Of the total u such
articles shall lie termed the composite dolnr Of tho
United staes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
CHANGES IN NAVAL ORGANIZATION SUGGESTED

CHANGES IN NAVAL ORGANIZATION SUGGESTED
Washington April 20.-A measure Of much interest
and importance II the engineer officers OF the Navy
favorably reported today the Senate from the
Committee Naval Affairs by senator Butler It's
author. For many years these officers have suffered
from sagnation in promotion. The bill reported to
day proposes 70 increase the efficiency Of the corps In
all respects, and will, If it becomes law. increase
promotion all along the life. The bill provides that
there shall be 10 chief engineers with the rank OF cap
tain, is with commanders rank, 80 with rank of
lieutenant commander. 80 passed assistants with rank
of lieutenant so with rank of lieutenant Junior gradel,
30 assistant engineers with the rank OF ensign. and
number OF naval cadets The bill changes the existing
law relative 10 the cadets appointment, aS to pro
vide that twenty cadets, plus the number OF vacancies
created during the year, shall lie appointed until the
number of officers allowed Is reached and after this
the appointments to be made az present The
appointments of naval cadets for the corps to be
made from the members Of the engineer division AT the
Naval Academy at the end OF the four course and
also from graduates OF technical schools who have
taken course OF instruction in mechanical engineer
Ing.
The report accompanying the bill states that II does
not propose 10 interfere with the present course at
Annapolis. but simply asks that in addition TO the
number Of engineer graduates which that Institution
supplies. the Navy receive the benefit Of the supply
from the many good engineering schools Of the country
With this bill a law the study of engineering. II Is
said Will be encouraged. and the country Will have In
case of war larger number OF engineers at It's com
mand The colleges which teach engineering VIII then
bear the relation 10 the Naval Acadc! that the
Increasing number Of valuable maine engineering
now bear TO our Navy. Yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
TO REORGANIZE THE ARMY.
PROVISIONS OF THE SENATE BILL on THE SUB
JECT-AKELY TO BE APPROVED BY


Washington April 20 (special),-The bill recently
passed by the Senate 10 reorganize the artillery anu
the infantry Of the Army, and to increase 'len
efficiency provides that the artillery forces shall con-
sist OF seven regiments - be ofcered each DS ono
colonel one lieutenant colonel three majors, twelve
captains eleven first cuenants anu ten second heu-
tenants and be composed of such number OF batteries
and hattslions rs the President may direct; that the
infantry regiments shall BE- differed each by one cOo
mel one neutenant-colonel two majors, twelve cap
tains ten first neuenants and eight second hcnteh-
ants and be composed Of such number OF companies
and hataions as the President may direct ana mat
the duties Of regimental adiutants and Quartermas
,ers shall be performed by eutenants who shall serve
as such without extra pay. This bill is condensation
~ or substitute for the various bills relating to the
same general subject which have been introduced IN
this Congress by senators Sherman Henderson and
Proctor.
The feature Of seven regiments for the artillery was
contained in q former House BILL which passed
by the House and was favOraDly reported in the
Senate In the inst session OF the List Congress, Du
the former bill provided for colonel, lieu
tenant colonel three majors twelve captains, twelve
first lieutenants and twelve second leutenants, an
increase Of three eutenans the Senate bill. The
present blll far relates 10 the eucnantS Is
a compromise measure and in its honest endeavor to
provide relief for the dsconraging condition OF
ST. gnaiOn in promotions in the Army the senate Com
mittee ON Military Affairs evidently considered the
cheese-psring policy OF the present House majority
and agreed TO submit bill which by decrease OF
about $40 600 In expenditure would commend Itself
10 the economists Of the House
Should the senate bill become law there would
be increase OF twenty-five majors and fifty captains
in the infantry, and OF two cOOnels two lieutenant
colonies, SIX majors and twenty four captains In the
artillery. and that number Of promotions 20 the grades
mentioned would consequently follow. In view Of the
fact that by the proposed organization The annual
~ nf will
S3,O36 and account Of the infantry 10000, and
that tie House Is disposed 10 pass measure OF
relief provided that such legislation does not Increase
the public expenditure, II Is quite probable that the
Senate Dill will UecOme law. President Harrison
has publicly expressed his approval Of rcgimentn
organization consisting Of three battaliOns 10 an
thOrized by the Senate bill, and he would doubt
be happy TO deserving officers the pro
motions provided by the bill Cufiously China Persia
and the United states are the only countries preeno
Ing % have army which possess the Anticipated
system OF ten companies OF 100 men each for "a
regmental organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
AIrIIoR1zlNG nNrARIn.s NEW GONDS.

The stockholders of the NcwYork ontario and
Western Railway yesterday voted 10 authorize the
Issue OF general mortgage bonds to amount not To
exceed S2O,0Oc.O0O. bearing interest at rate not
higher than per cent year and not 70 run longer
than 100 years The vote in favor represented 436,e05
shares Of total capital Of 100000 shares. The
bonds 10 be issued at the discretion OF the
directors and are intended 10 retire s40OO.o0O per
cent bonds outstanding which are redecmable at
no. and to provide for new equipment, implements,
etc The early proceeds - the sale OF the bonds viii
doubtless be applied to the creation Of additional
terminals at Cornwall 10 facilitate the handling OF
the Increasing coal traffic of the ontario load.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21

schdhs OF vessels by the people OF this country laden
with provisions for the Russian sufferers Among
other things which the Car said was this: 81 am
very much touched by the interest and Kindness which
the people Of the United States are showing in sending
ships Of -four 10 my suffering people those offerings
great and generous they indicate sympathy and
friendship for which we are deeply grateful and de-
sire that yon VIII convey TO the American people my
sincere thanks for this manifestation Of their friendly
and humane sentiments"
The Gar has presented to Captain r. W. Sargent.
commander Of the steamer Indiana, enamelled COB
let In recognition OF the part he took I'm bringing 10
Russia the -four donated by the citizens OF PHILADELPHIA
The American Red Cross Society has chartered the
steamer Tynehead to take 70 Russia provisions collected
by the society I'm Iowa. Tic cargo will be shipped this
month from Newlork. The Tynehead will 60 to Riga
keval or st. Petersburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
send IL 6ack.

ton for special rate OF Z cents per 100 pounds
on lumber from Rock Island to Chicago, against the
regulate rate OF 10 cents the third Is in the matter
OF Il proposition to make a general and material
reduction in the rate on MI classes and most com
modtieS to Colorado and Utah common points from
Chicago, Mississippi and Missouri River points. The
ground upon which the application and appeal were
made, is that reduction Is necessary to correct the
present distribution Of the traffic in question: which Is
alleged TO be unfair. The Commissioners do not con-
in this opinion, and decide against the allowance
OF the proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
The WEATHER REPOR1.
:, rccls,, ADVANCE OF THE TEXAS STORM.

Washington. April @O.-Ihe ,tom IN texas h'> "o'''
no,thcastward TO kansas The rainfall In IT. mont has
srtc,d H. the Middle Atlantic States. the lo"or Lake
r,glon nd the lower Missouri Valley. second storm
autcar, 10 he developing the North Pacific Coast
;rIn clearing condition has moved Win -rat velocity
rom Lake superior the Middle Atlantic coast diminish
ING n W1guiftd". Tie temperature haS Hsth ~ IN"
~ Icyons New ngland ana the oNugmc NOrthwttL
and has generally fallen elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
4 REPORT IL FAVOR OF SHINE FISHERMEN.

Washington, April 20.-By a vote OF . 10 today
tbe House Fisheries Committee decided 20 report favor
ably the Lapham bill authorizing fishing for mcnhden
and mackerc with purse senes II all United si"' IS
tidal waters regardless Of state laws and customs
There ha, been bitter struggle over this bll ana
the committee has heard long arguments nom inc
steam fishermen who assert that Tie STATE laws cr9po
a valuable industry, and from the shore hehcihlcli'
who insist that their fisheries ruined by The O"r-
nt;on Of the purse nets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
To s,,orryp IlErTEyAY'r roTrES At YALE.

Washington. April coy direction Oh 'ne i'''r
dent Captain James = Petit. let Infantry mas p''n
detailed n professor Of military science and tactics nj
thc sheffield scientific School OF Yale University Now
Haven. Conn., To take charge on August l. lT"2' "'
r,cf for First Lieutenant Charles A. L. 1ot'eh' an
Artillery who will join his battery. captain fftu'
VIII report ID person NJ nc s-hoo on IuN ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
C. #. AND d. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

q call has been issued for meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail
road at Cincinnati on May to vote upon the question
of Increasing the capital stock 3i,O0o,00O for the
avowcd purpose Of laying second additional track.
extending the line ard constructing branches. Increasing
machinery. rolling stock making other Improvements
and providing for the floating debt. An issue Of
f3.OO00OO per cent general mortgage gold bonds TO
mature in 1912 IS also 10 be asked of the stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21

Tribune once, April o. l q. m-Cc1r weather pre-.
vailed Yesterday with little cloudness night.
Humidity remained low registering at As IN the morning
and 80 OF evening There were light winds. shifting
from northwescrly. The temperature ranged between
m and a. degrees the (5lTs) being than
on The corresponding day last and 81 higher than
In and near this city to-day there will probably be
showery conditions.