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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
WHERE IS HENRY u. MEAD'
HE is WEALTHY MAN OF HARLEM AMI Di'
APPEARED on MONDAY-IIIS Fl@hNDs
FEAR FOUL PLAY.


The police Of this city and Brooklyn yesterday IT,
caved orders 10 search for Henry b. Mead, "e''"N
man who disappeared on Monday under 0rru"lAt'n'e'
which have alarmed his relatives. MIR. heau wac
sixty wears old and lived nj No. 143 west '"o nun
dred- and twenty second-st lie left his nome an "o"
before noon on Monday telling his wife that nc was
going IN Brooklyn to collect the rents OF some HoSc
that no owned there. lie did not return ana Mr''
Mead became anxious for his safety. lie hao pcc"
in Chicago lately and had suffered from ''c "o'
,bere After his return to this city he had com
nL,ined OF occasional attacks OF dizziness anu ho"u
ache Inuuiry at the houses OF friends III '"'S '''
failed IN discover any trace Of the missing null
Charles H. Pond, Mr.. Nead's son-in-aw, went w
proollvn to make Inquiries He learned that MI
Mead had collected some rents In timt ciN anu "''
hoen last seen by acquaintance there at D. H. Oh
Monday At that hour he was at NO. lo' A'"''S st.
To Mrs. sutphin one Of the tenants. he sad JIG must
hurry away as he had business to attend to nj oher
,oces and he wished TO get home early. Mr. roma
orh not trace his fahcr-in-aw beyond the mousse Ill
Amlst. 40. Ia.
The police records in Brooklyn ana In TINS CIV
re searched Yesterday but they contained no cew To
Mr. Mead's disappearance His relatives were leatiu'
,,, he had been overakcn by sudden illness OF hd'
80, Nth foul play. The directions given TO me lohcc
az evening Included the searching at all hoSP''H'
pup;;io AZ" Mead was described five feet and seven
he's in height with fair complexion, brown eve;
inches adr and sidewhiskcrs. lie wore gray SUIT
md black soft nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
THE NEWS IS TOLD TO EDWARD VI. FIELD.

Buffalo, July IL (speclaD-Edward NJ Field who Is
an inmate Of the state Insane Asylum here was In
formed at to-day Of his fathers death The
message was handed 10 him in silence and he received
II in silence turning away his head to hide manifest
agitation lie seemed much affected by the news. but
had nothing to say No one but the nurse was allowed
TO SEQ him. superintendent Andrews said that Field
could be released In order 10 attend the funeral ONLY
upon the order OF Judge Van Brunt' OF Ne"-l orh'
His patient had not asked 70 go, and there was no
nrohoh,litv that he would 20. Field is said Ia have
been apprsed Of his fathers condition bv remarkable
telegram from Cyrus w. Field hiUsef. only few
DAVIS ago. This telegram read Mother requests me
IN tell Won that very low and not expected to live
many days longer >,
The patient is taking life easy at the asylum. lie
-oads the papers, corresponds with his family and
occasionally stros about the asylum grounds for eX
rc,se Dr. Andrews, the superintendent OF the
asylum still persists In making secret OF fienu
mental condition, though he says that physically lie Is
greatly improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
VOTES OF LIE STAGE.

.r.o private Secretary" which has been revived al
rsv Theatre London, with Mr. Pencil a. ue
IN. INV Hobet spading and Miss Nina BOucieaut as Eau
i'eN' NV IN coon be seen IN Ncw-York again with
Mars"""' n nh having arranged with Edward
., reopen his Standard Theatre on August % with
rex,yal OF the comedy. H.. o.
TIC funeral of Miss Kat. e Uasi0 q, h ~
nas' ~ -, I'm he ut wooda An absurd story mas
dne IN circulation to the effect that The person who ha
D'oh ~ no, The original Kate Costcton at ALL tina
,a' ,,O time Of her marriage to Harry Phillips some Nv.
rc,rs ego she retired permanently from S a"a
,h., tho woman who has since bcch ao''"s u' " ~
md who is now dead was her sister
cable dispatch been received from Tony Paste,
.,,no,n, ,he engagement of Miss Birdie Brlsht'ing' a
vocalist who at present Is popular IN honuon
She is described as spirited aAhoe'' '"N
ulAer on the BANJO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July IL (Specia.-rhe market mado No
Roadway to-day. The close on Monday.
Weakness in corn and sales by NewYork ana st. Lgsus
people early downward ", ffom
which t recovered toward the close.
mainly due closing bulge provisions ana 20 buying
by local firms led by kennett Hopkins 90. Glowing
reports Of big yield were received from various portions
OF the winter wheat belt" ana receipts everywhere
again liberal. The effect OF big decrease
aipat offset by the English visit
bic supply. September opened 49,, sold 76A,
closed at 20 cents. Corn weakened under sales by New.
York September Sp ned sold ~, and closed &C
~ cents. oats dull and weak. Provision ,alnes
raded at the opening by the pit leaders Septem-
her pork opened ~ ~ sold on 20 Gil 10 up
81 @l2 l7 and closed az tl2 IL. Grain charters were
for 10000 bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn. $1,000
flaws eef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The production OF the Mcdonald pool remains at
2O,5c0 barrels and there was other news from
The oil country Of Importance 70 values. Speculation
was almost cipher. There were no sales at the
stock Exchange. and nj tho Consolidated Exchange
only 1000 barrels were dealt In. The price was
uniformly 50 cents. although at OIL CITY there way
II trining concession IN the price
The quotations for refined pet reum unchan gsd
M u cents In barrels, $50 cents In bulk and $50
cents per gallon In Foreign quotations We're
antwerp, - 30 francs; Bremen, 5.6j marks: Lon
don. 4 80 3-%d.
on cy. Penn July i2.N National Transit Certificates
opened. 32os; highest, 53: lowest j2i c0s,d 5gT.
S1s 1900 bbls ciearanccs, 200 tbs shipment,
Us O0s bbls runs 81 Sa Ibis.
Piitsburg Prn., July l2-Pctroleuni bc7. National
ansit Certificates opened 5o cl..ed at So highest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. July y, p. m.-Coton- Futures closed
quiet; Aurri an-mifdngs low ndddilng clause. JulY
delivery. 566id3 57Iild July and August deliver
9-Gtds 356td August aud September DE- ivery
- d3 5s-6it Sept mher delivery 3 6O.04d BUYERS
Sep@ns"r and October delivery Gosid buyers; octo
Ter and November delivery, 63.6id sellers No,emh<r
and December delivery I-G4d buyers: DE, enber ana
January delivery, 3.Gidi 40id January and February
delivery. GGii buyers
satannah: July iT.-'otton steady; middlng &c; low
nidf irg g.; good ordinary Gis' and gros. r.
cIts .95 tales eAport, Goa stwi.e 30 bales. s.laS
30 bales; stock, II 800 bales
NewOreans. July i2-Co'ton easy; mfdflinQ 1.Isc 2
low midiing, o-l6c good ordinary f-i6c: net re.
ccipt- l535 bales including crop gross la
bales export TO the Continent, S65 bales sales $50 baes
Galveston July i2-Corton ste1dy: miidling 70; low
mddlne. G9c; good ordinary. Dc; net and gross re.
celpts 10 bales sales. 40 bales stock 20 GiB balos
Norfolk July i2.-Cotton steady: miid Ing Si.c; low
mi1dllng' q ill0c good ordinary DC net and gross
receipts, 90 bales exports coastvse 800 bales s,les
% bales stock. 1913 6alcs '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

Mr.. Field.
The funeral services will be held at Ardsley at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon bishop Potter will
taken 10 Stockbridge, Mass. In special car. the
family and friends accompanying it, The burial
will take place Friday morning at the family lot.
Mrs. Field
The flag on the Produce Exchange was at half
mast yesterday out 81 respect for the memory Of
published in The Tribune yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
DEATH OF CYRUS W. FIELD.
THE END CAME YESTERDAY MORNING.

HIS LAST HOURS FILLED WITH MEMORIES OF
HIS GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT, THE LAY
ING OF THE ATLANTIC CADLE-THE
FAMILY AT HIS BEDSIDE
Cyrus W. Fields long and hard struggle for
lie is The end came yesterday at 9:45
L. M, at Ardsley Park. Dobbs Ferry and il WAS
quiet and peaceful The last hours of the man
who laid the Atlantic cable to bind - CONT
nents together were painless. and he passed away
as if in a peaceful sleep He was unconscious
for about five hours before his death. when there
was a slight hemorrhage of the lungs, and all was
over
Last Tuesday Dr. Coutant noticed such great
improvement in Mr.. Fields physical condition
chat he told the family and friends that the
patient would probably live long enough TO
leave his bed. The following day, however
Mr.. Field had relapse. and death nearly over
took him at that time. lie recovered but his
physical condition greatly weakened by
what he had gone through. Monday evening
Mr. Field was resting quietly when Dr. Coutant
called. and he told the family that the patient
was in no immediate danger of death. During
the latter part of the night ard the early hours
of the morning yesterday. the man who at
time the only person who could see anything
practicable in a cable under the Atlantic Ocean
slept quietly. He occasionally talked to him.
self but he not what could be called rest
less In his sleep he talked quietly about the
work which he imagined just being done
on the Atlantic cable. and he thought he was
giving orders to the workmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July IL. si5 p m.-Becf and pork IN pocs
demand. Hams In good demand bacon In fair demand
Cumberland cut about p q 20 n steady AS I'd short
RIB about - y firm fO~ 81 shoulders about 10 o. "a
y nfm at 3Ss Sd thee~a poor demand. Tailow
urpntne and r,.in I; poor demand. Lard-spot and
nrm ~ 81 August and Septrmber nm at 37s ID Wheat
IN fair demand Flour IN poor demand Corn-spot-No
rhine hcio, futuro-fhe demand has fallen on mixed
Western. August firm - I'D September Arm az
T. I'D Hop. at London-Iaciac Loast-hero Is nothing
Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

Tbs wheas IS so5 bush corn. 10 900 bush csH 49,
bush. Shipments-FoUf o55 bbls; wheat. i.VoV ~.
corn. 5000 bush rye. 400 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
STAINED
Good Ordinary .....4 7.l6 Low Mlddllng .....5 1910
| ord l. Mdfug

options active aud variable, ruling alternately
strong and weak. AZ thu outset there more les
local covering. and the showed about two
pont based on continued rains ia Tie south but the rm
and real ring In Liverpool adviccs
weaker toward tie close, and further
alprehcnsons the Iassage c antlopuon bill The
result "a general hT'ak final showing
OF DOL sale u bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
Che Gnrf.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT
j paving BLOCKS AND TILfS.-Onice Of the
Commissioner d. C.. WASHINGTON, D. c.. July
\ lsD2.-Selcd Props sails viii be received az THE
one unul Il O'clock m. on Monday. July 18th,
isg2 for furnishing Asphalt Paving. Blocks and
Tiles. Blank form, OF proposals and specifications
together all Information can he obtained g
this oncc ana only bids upon hes ions VII lc eonsit
Commissioners, D. G.. ...
PROPOSALS FOR FLANNEL, &c. Fox
i THE NEW-YORK NAVY YAHD. July II, 1sX.-s
sailed proposals. indorst Proposals for Flanpel &c.,
;9s re Ns :, fsd pS 70 e 9P@S S
Clothing Navy Department wl.hi s,ol D. c.. until ~
o'clock noon July % 1892 and pub'clv opeaed immedf-
atcy thera,cr to furnish at the NewYofs Navy Yard
80 600 y,Ids blue flannel heayv quality l;o0o yards
caps. The, stees must conform " Vie Nsyy standard
Viii -s furnished upoe sppcatsn "a y Navy psy 6ase.
,S Or to the h nTs e. o. n.. .ss
being equal decided by lot nv DspAst@eq. reserves The
cd, antageous 70 the o.vepDsns EDWIN STEWART.
Payn,astertseneral. L. 5. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Be@oIs !gy i2Ss5 d and % DO w isay
do d, - ,0dsi do straight - 25d; 10 receipts,
290S2 bbl,; shipments, l.os0 bbls sales 500 ools
s MG Sole iAay August. So ass Scptc@bs Sic asked
October s2.c asked; steamer 10. Ied, 7od7Ce re;
BUSH Southern wheat easy; Fult! 'sds2c iongberiE'
75dssc Corn weak mixd pot 3Si.c asked th The month
s.k I5s l22 bush sales. 600 bush southern coro'
stsaay Whit oH Yellow Sse 0ot' w Sea NS 49,
s9e receipts 500 bush stock soeil bush kyc dgai
:; TO- cits SO S6 SS sHf oS siS BUSH Nay : sSSa
unchanged Cotton nominal mddns 7dsc PToyi Ial
c Avg clear sac clear RIO sides sugar picked should
sSsgs .n, email erd a 'fs a%ss
2ic do S'u'f fair to choice, iss2oc do imitation.
sSs sde tancy iS 90 soGa to aS'f
CoIco iirm; Rio csrgo.s, fair, l0l2e; No l5c sITSr
;scy g ssm a,ss ~ Copper firm refined ne
Nn Boston. July FlSaf corn ana short.
and easy; eggs firm i,eccipts-Flour, $500 bis and
i5oo sacks corn, 1900 bush oats ''ooo bush shorts
Buffalo July I2-some export inquiry to-day for spring
wheat but cent under tho market the sab sa Wri
Northern spot on private limits firm for e l.
and s,sy for spot: Closing 30 hard spot no oirr
en- nsi 40 sslt 30 SortG he .s ' Sc 80 d. 7Oc
Winter wheat steady cars No red sold at So ana
.up%y iIght1 cars so Yellow s'Id at 5iiaa5lac
D ss 80 yellow at 5sadSs' is sars no At ;sd go
bush No at tsc store Oats Lover; ., fe, Dps
at Sc RYE dull weak and lower; No offered at SIC
track and store Flour az AID Easy oes .n H - 20 10
Mn feed dull and unchsnssi Cana frcights strong
What rs 500 cQ XII 2 Sat' a., 600 90 bush corn oo6
bush. Shlpmcnts-By canal whcat l?o 0co bush By
rail-Flour. $1,000 bbsi wheat, 100000 bush; corr
Chicago, July 1.-the leading ranged fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
miscellaneous.

4 ow SPIRITS GENERAL NERVOUS AND PHY.
~ SICAL DEBILITY, MENTAL DEPRESSION AND
WEAKNESS cured q. hone whodt en- instance q
Of the cured ADD endorsements q Tie press free % ell
'."''''~''0" Address P. o. Boz lsso. Besssu. Nass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
LIVE -rocK MARK r:rs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, July l9.Ceu e-Keceipts last twenty, four
hours 200 bead; total for thus far: $50 head
for same time last week 1850 head CONSIGNED through
40 head to New-YOrk, sale, 20 held market
dg-ef dull with about all sold liogs-R,eeipt, last
- $50 head for same time LAST week o. 500 head eon-gnr!
through 100 head; TO NcwYork, 500 head on &C.
300 head market closed strong. Shcep and lam0a-kc
celpt' twenty -four hour, 900 head total for week
thus far u 900 head consigned through none " New
York. sale, 200 head mostly held over stock
market closed very dull. 49,
chrso, July 1.-THE Evening Journal" reports :
Cate-Keceipt. 500 head Best natives l0dljc higher
others steady good prime steers - lods5 20 oihcrs
81 25d~ sIokers and feeders, 50 JOds3 % Texans
- 25ds3 20 cows 81 50uS2 80 HOgs-R'cripts, 200
hcid; shipment-. 1000 head. Marset opened 5d1o,
higher closed lower mixed closed Sjdf5 so heavy and
butchers weight * s5ds5 rs assorted ght. q 9jasG
class 81 ass So. Shecplsec'ipts. loco heaA
shipments, $500 head Market active prime hep and
lambs shade high'r othrs unchanged native ewes - 90
s5 % mixed 50 5ods5 s. ye'rling', so SoasC TeXan''
- coast 90 lambs $4dr7. -
ST. Louis July 2.-Cattle-Rrcclp-, $500 head ship
ments 1900 head. Market strong on good weak on
Others choice native steers - odfb TO- IrNahs
medium to good 81 5oSsS co Gamers sac So Hog
Receipts 1000 head shpments 2 600 head Market
opened SC higher closed ras.r tair 10 choice hcSyy
p 7OasG: mixed hir good. . 40ds5 90; light medium
to best IS i0aS5 81. SheepReceipts, Zoo head ship
5,6js head Market strong good natives 81 ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
TRIBUNE

were at least 200 besides in the pens Slow for live
calves and hdi2c lower than yesterday op,nng prces
Ruternilks sold a 2'.d32c per n ycas az 0sV'ac {;
culs &c.
Dressed calves lower IT 7dl0c for country dressed
ycals Sgllc for city dressed and 62d6ac for dressed
tuttemAs few OF the best bringing lc e1sy IN me d1v
Sale--IInllenbeck & Hollis: lc veals 10 10 aNcrogc
per n buttsrmilk calves. 40 ~ al 3lci co.
1853 n at Sc do 156 n at 21.c
j. i. yelson 81 buttermlk calves. lss ~ ~ 49,; ,
L.. Dlleniack 40 yeas. l4o n, az o2ci 'cui's'
lG2 n az 4c. ,
.Jelline. Wright & Co.: buttermlks and thin 'eals
1873 y az &c. .,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receips. ls cars or I. il2 head d.
10 at GOth-st. At Jersey city and car AZ
Woboken. went direct 10 butchers Inc
feeling dull and sales very limited with weakness
manifested all grades OF except good sheep The
trading at 80 5ode7 rs per 100 for medium 10 prime
lambs. aud 10 sheep sold at IS IS.
Dressed slow sale for inferior 20 good a
Iittc strictly prime Bringing HE Dressed lambs weak
az 1Odl3c choice selling in small way az lac
Sales-R. Hppe Co: c2l Kentucky lambs. o5 N
average at SO 80 per 100 n 10 Kentucky sheep. lle n
at IS
!. n Pdcock & Sons: 10 Virginia lambs. 90 m at
g. - 100 n 2c9 Kentu'k do, "a n. NJ ~ 90
IIallonbeck 4 Hollis: State bucks. SO N. az ~
HOGS-Recelps. 80 cars. 5oS3 head-23 ears AZ
Jersey city and l8 at tOth.st Market loo lower
and salcs were e6 I5S6 20 per 100 for good hogs
County dressed steady 5as2c for medium. aud &c
for light.
~ . per 100 n 81 do. go NJ at 80 10 124 western
do 1870 n, at 50 Is ) rough hogs $50 N, at 50 q -
Halenl 4 Hollis: Stat hogs, 2i2 n. az 20 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

so 200 bush 90 nj. ,o.,,. ,u,.o. ,.,nos =. -,
,ow chicago July i--i"' '''u'"s '"''''' -
Wh,-Ni' 49,. $780,. c,o.,.
opening hfnes'' ho z"s 'o'lss
1 a%E,.; ;' :....::: Is q 7ss 7,..a!ss.
september ..........70 d16s 7Gs 7js 1)'sd16
CORN. no. 2.
July ....'''''''''''' 80 ~ 4-s.oiS-,
e NussuS1 .:'''''--'-''. a., az a. "' al
''p'e"'''' ''''''''''' ore xo
July ................. 29'. 297. OOH 90,
August ............. 49, 90. 29s :9i2 M 90,
Mh~o1 rO"N' ,,,r Dbl, ,, so.
J Sgor ;i..:'......' 80 so, II 90 - b.
LARD. PER 100 N.
Iulv 200 7o7s rs 72j
Sitcnb .......... 723s as 23s 52's
SHORT RlBS, PER loo IN
July ............ 747@ 1912 40 7G7's
''p"n'%r , ,.,, - - ,,,a,r ,,o'.
sS"s . sqs s s'9s 30 'r@ Ind g9S, s 81 t;
5ss nv SO 90 Va g. g5.,. .; SO 20. ;
N NS ao .s. 80 c S s1assc So ' dax
bhl ~ ari pr lc0 n. =, ~ ~ . short m 'dg,
9s .sot. yss .d:, S5 iva 'd 'o%9s. s., d.
20 ,;,.. ''.;, ''' - Roc .",. n.,"s,,
Flour. bbs :.......-.......-.......... LOO ii,m,
VIVA bg'h............... - eco 9,"',
oats Joto 90 ioio
Kye, bush ..-..''..''......'.. ~ -,,5
i's o, tho o Pr aucc EN,n.nsc To- DAY the S S marx, ra
wcaG; fan Creamery. l9Gl21ci nur Weston. lta
i3sali S''''''. ''",''' l"' D''''' '''''' p'
mani Sn'.Ss, 5$$' as''' n"'c Ne,' e ar e E.
mont-. 5000 bush Corn easier ~ mixed, is'sc eat'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
ROPOSALS FOR A HEATIN

ID ROPOSALS F0R. A HEATING PLANT
jae is 1892 pls6csss q uiptlesss. Yin be y:
July H. 1892 fes 'fumishi,e and msta,iine Heating
Plant IN the ARMY Gun Factory At wasr,liet Arsenal
proposal, pars thereof Specineatices and al other
PARK ER Ordnance Department u =. A.. Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

Warehouse deliveries since July l. 1Sy2-New-YorK
1859 bags, Baltimore l,s2O bags; NewOreans, 2,S20
bags total, TOTS bags
COTTON-On tho spot quiet at 1.10c decline; sales.
ol bales Tor consumption and 21oo bales delivered
tract Receipts a. The ports to-day, 1905 bales aagnst
24s0 bales this doy last week, and 1889 bales this time
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

Crop movement: 1892. 1891
Visible supply .-.-...-.--...3 PA O73 22lOIl4
Receipts. 3 days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 1868
Exports 10 Great Britain dAys....- $40 4,I27
Exports 70 France. days al 20
Exports 10 Continent days....---... 1866 4,lOl
stock In New-York Ia licensed
houses, counted daily 3O7 23i IA 800
In other places (estimat>fl -......-. U295 1914
Total stock In swYork, by running
count .......... 1880 146.3A
Stock in all United States ports. JoS s3l 2J7.
Liverpool kilograms 40 r. m.-necelpts $4,000 bales
Of which American 1000 bales. sales. 900 bales. Of
which for speculation and export bales American
5000 bales spot market-Fulr demand at full rates
Middling upands. l5-l6d
Menche.tr ma ket- Yarns quiet; cloths quiet.
Quotations tas.d on American standard OF classic
cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

Fast Berssh. express Sia Ne New ssr SsH'r at
n RI. due FttsAeh @ 10 p ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
Ocean Cleaners.

r. IROPE. HOLY LAND ROUND THE
~ WORLD.
Fail Palestine Iorty sail, per city OF Paris Aug 81.
send 70 Gizett, with full Iarticu ars.
II. GAZE & SONS
ll3 fnear Wallst Broadway, Ncw-York.
Ticket Agents y. Y. c. and Penn. r. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
Qeatbers.

~ ANTFD MEDINTELY.-Tadies: Teacher piano
and 81 y otean seminary. salary $500 10 $500 lA
hone. teacher English. -locIton tachel
tDt-hr VIOLA. college: acher Institute
T. ncr herman. piano arhcr higher English FOR school
city. VACANCIES for Na-sir. Smith and Wellesley
. duatos Apply 10 Miss DONONANs TEACHERS Bureau
p last i4tb =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-14
INSURANCE LICENSES.
ttatistics of the Business in the Groom
Mountain State.

ttatistics of the Dusiness in the Groom
Mountain State.
The Stats insurance commissioners, Sec
rotary Of State Brownell and State Treas
urer Field are now issuing the annual
licenses to insurance companies and their
agents for the new year commencing April
!. A now form of license. considerably
larger in size and Of different color than
those sent out last year, is being issued
The insurance companies organized under
the laws of other States and countries and
licensed to do business in Vermont for the
year ending March 81. 1852, numbered 81,
divided as follows: Fire companies oil; life
20; assessment life 8; miscellaneous COM
panies such as accident, casualty, guaran-
tee, surety and plate glass, IA. About 1900
licenses were issued in this State during the
year to agents Of these companies.
Life insurance companies of other States
received in premiums during 1901, S593-,
POI. az, and paid $780, 00l.7 i'll losses.
There were 1888 policies issued during 1890
and 2241 during 1891, representing &c. 6 IA, =
020. 81, and So, 997, 0j0.14 Of Insurance. re-
spcctively.
The life insurance companies Of this State
received 800, 556.S2 as total premiums dur
ing 1891, and paid S72, 035. al in Losses.
During 1890, 263 policies were issued and
during 1851, 1874, which represented $37S,
oil and 1921, 15o of insurance, respectively.
Assessment life insurance companies re.
ceived $50, 2,7. SO in premiums during 1891
paid $40, 600 in losses, which is better
showing than in 1890 for the companies.
Tho miscellaneous companies which are
designated above received total of $685.
BOZ. Sc in premiums and paid sac, 522 OF in
losses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-14

The search for gold which has been made
during the last two summers in the black
talcose schist on Mount Anthony, Benning
ton, with faith that has never faltered,
will be renewed this season. says the Troy
Times. 1t is said a diamond drill will be
used this time and that the mountain will
be pierced, II necessary, to the depth OF
several hundred feet. That gold OK
lists in the mountain has been repeatedly
affirmed by experts, among whom was Pro-
lessor Hitchcock of Amherst college, but ii
is questionable whether it exists in workable
quantities western gentleman, who rep
resents a company that makes speciality
OF boring for mineral deposits, was In Ben
nington few weeks ago, and he thought
that the indications for gold In Mouut An
thony were very apparent.