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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

c. A. Farlow has completed an
excellent job Of painting the rosi
of the German NJ. E. parsonage.
Mr.. Barkley having decided to
postpone the publication Of the
Tribune, the INDICATOR will con-
tinus to held the field alone, 1t being
the only newspaper In Bessemer.
Standard Slate paint is the best.
1t is trs prsof and lasting. Pre-
pared and used only by Z. A. Farlow
of 1907 Claremsnt avenue, Bessemer.
Have you ever tried enc of those
SIX pies at the Daisy Bakery? They
are the best in town.
Satisfaction guaranteed by c. A.
Farlow in the use of his celebrated
Standard Slate paint. 1t is superior.
Call on him at 1907 Clarement Ave.
Bessemer Is being sawed of
around the edges and tern up gen.
orally but it continues to bsb up
serenely. The steel works pulled
out and was followed by the lake,
and ranchmen bought the lake
Minnequa ball park and hauled 1t
out on the prairie to make II COW pen
of.
Our bread is fresh as we bake
evsy day and our sales are SO rapid
it does not have time to get stale.
F.. j. Wilcox of Pueblo has an
option on the southeast corner OF
Northern and Reutt avenues for an
eastern syndicate that contemplates
the erection of large business
block. The plan of the building has
not yet been decided upon.
Material is being hauled for the
foundation of the saloon to be built
on Cedar street near Arrsya
Julius Fist is having the building
put up.
Do you like home made bread?
If you do vou will call at the Daisy
Bakery and get some of that fine
bread kept on hand at all times. 1904
Routt Ave.
Phil Driscoll is piling the dirt
taken from the basement of Her.
man & Shloss' store on the approach
to the viaduct for which he receives
from the citv seventy-five cents per
dov for eacb tanm
Pusblo's base ball team collapsed
financially ard was obliged to sell
the Minnequa ball park fence to
help them out Of the difficulty
The fence will hereafter decorate a
ranchmen's domain az corral and
the many ornamental signs OF down
only by the lone coyote. Pueblo
and Bessemer combined could not
support base ball team. Hence
this item.
A shipment of nine corored work
ingmen from Birmingham, Alabama,
arrived at the steel works Thursday
morning. Part of them said they
were bonnd for the company's coal
mines at Rouse while the others had
been sent for as blast furnace men,
The foundation for the new steel
works Kelley Institute is begun.
The building will be outside the
fence and close to the south side of
the eastern grade to the viaduct.
DIR. Mcdonald and manager Hum
phery are anxious for its completion
as the room they now occupy is not
adopted to their purpose.
BY order of Thomas Crow, Supt
of the converter, the men under
Foreman Whittihgton OF the steel
foundry have cast steel pinion for
the bar mill, the first ever made in
the works. 1t is of special steel and
the men pronounce 1t fine one. If
they had an annealing furnace they
would be "strictly in in
Sugar bread at the Daisy Bakery
tomorrow. Call and get some of the
best you ever ate. 1904 Routt Ave.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17
Savings Bank.

The Pueblo Savings bank is a popular
institution with the people OF Bessemer,
and it deserves to be. 1t is good bank
to patronizs and the men, women and
children of the city are fast finding it
ont
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17
Cards for Sale.

Large cards with the following
"Furnished rooms TO- rent" sun
furnished rooms for rent, "rooms
with board" "for rent" "boarder:
wanted" "dressmaking," etc. etc
ect. for sale at this office.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17
U. b. CHURCH.

Preaching at liza. m. and p. m.
Morning text "This year also. y
Evening. "What Is that In thine
hand" sermon to young christians
Sunday school 8:45 a. IN. All are
cordially invited to all these
services.
Rev. Finley Re ynolds,
Pastor.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17
PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.
PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Tuning, repair
ing, boxing and moving pianos
and organs.
HARPER & x kEELING,
322 Santa Fe Ave.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17
(HB Run s"';':' ss II: BANKS !.
IS NOTHING
Compared with tho great rush at
|GABEL & TAILOR
For Summer suits.
|SuitS to order $500
Pants to order $50
1888 South Union Avenue
SUMMONS.

The People of the State of Colorado, to the
Defendant aboUe named GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, In tho County Court Of
Pueblo County. State of Colorado. and
answer the complaint therein within twenty
days after service hereof, Il served within
this County; or, II served cut Of this County,
Or by publication: within thirty. days after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of
service; or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according TO the prayer Of the
complaint.
II a copy of the complaint be not served
with the Summons. or II the service be made
time specified In the Summons shall be al
The sum ofmonoy and other relief demand
ment for seventy i've dollars with int from
March 18th A. D. lS91 on q certain Prom
piaintim or order dated March 2ith A. d.
lsez due ninety days after date with interest
At per cent per month from date and costs
a. will more fully appear by tho complaint
In said .cti0n, on ME In said Court, TO Which,
reference IL hereby made.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Court, at the City of Pueblo in said County
and State, this sth day OF May. A. d. 1893.
fsKALl JNO. H. MITCHELL
Judge and Acting Clerk Of said Court. i.
By E. MOORE,
Deputy Clerk.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

II you want ysur clothes ciessed
and repaired, send postal u 1z25
Evans Ave-, and 1 Will call for thsm.
r. n. McCunDY.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

&5 SO and 30. Genuine Con-
W. fsdsrsts Bills only nvs cents
each; 80 snd el0o Hills 10 essts eAeh !:
q and = bills - essfs each. 0sut
sscsrsly ssalsd - ssesipt - pssss.
AAdssea CmAs p. BAsxn q =.
SsrsyaA - .ts, q. \, 3 y M q
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

Dinnes in Pueblo. Supper in
Cripple Creek.
Leave Pueblo at | | 30 a. m. or II 80
a. m. via Rio Grande Calsn City.
Arrive Cripple Creek 7.80 p. m.
through tickets 4;40.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

"wslcoms thsss pleasant days."-
King Henry ".
Celebrate them too, by taking out
interest certificates of the Central
National
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

This man is
C e rtai n | v
III II k | n <
ira C k 8. He
Is trying to
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

. s.s..s.ery ls.ss.s. = =. Ds'.y
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25
%ss-V~ or ~lNMER.

When the lark is singing carols from its
yiewlc>s place on high,
Az the sunshine hangs its banners Grim
son tinted o'er the sky:
When the hum of busy insects answer
back the linnet's song,
When the mists have veiled the morning.
and The lovely days grow long;
When the leaves a:e ali a-tremble meath
the passion of the breeze,
And the grain fields change their shad-
oss like tue b,l!ors Of tao seas;
While each cricket chirps its challenge
from its refuge IN the grass,
And the bIossomed boughs are noddine
TO the pilgrims az they pass;
summers come!
Nb@n the dragon Aies are dartjng lik.
winged jewels through the air,
When the birds are singing swsetly to
companions every where;
When tho mountains blend their grand
eur into softly moulded lines,
And the rocks psep out in eladness from
their drapety of vines;
When the streams laugh very softly to
the willows as they pass,
Where the flowers cluster gayly in their
manvtlnted mass,
While tho velvet moss is spreading there
carpetiog of green.
And fringe Of Bushes furnish perfect
framing Of the scene,
Summers come.
When the forests cooling shadows tempt
to rest at sultry noon,
While the rrrrnu-a CT the leaflets tempt
to slumber with their tune;
When tho clouds are heecy whiteness.
aud tho at nosphere Is bland.
And the season spreads its gladness and
Its plenty scr tne land,
When the lake el.t drinks the sunshine
while its m1rrored gold is still
AZ it waits 10 clasp the streamlets danes
ing gavly down the hull,
While Gods beauties, lIk. soft blessings
pcIHcdto Tue cHTCl ana air.
And nnspoken nsnedlctions NEE. our Vi.
ION everywhere,
Summers come!
When the air is perfume laden through
the watches Of the night;
When the moonlight on the mea lew is q
gloritied delight,
As 1t aliies the LAKE AMI river. as it sof.
tens rugged scenes,
With its .ights and shadows shifting
through million leafy screens;;
Every pool a shialng wonder, every tree
ye tldi ed urt.
Every hill ana va leg making OF it's mar
vel-work part;
Every day dream of beauty. every
night new surprise;
Every hour tempting picture for our
wnider-haunted eyes;
" hen ali these are spread before us
each gem without alloy
" hen the soul responds in gladness and
the earth Is drunk with Joy,
:. bile the heart lntones its anthem .
joi,inR nature in her praise.
And perfection ,Hee1s perfection in q
thousand wondrous ways,
onHmer's come.
Ch.cago Inter- Ocean.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25
La Grippe.

During the prevalence Of The
Grippe the past seasons it vas as
notice able fact that those who de.
pended upon or. Kings New Dis
co.ery not only had a speedy recov-
cry, byt escaped all of the trouble
some after effects OF malady. This
remedy seems to TO hsve s peculiar
power IN effectipg rapid cures no.
only 10 cases of La Grippe, hot i:
arl Diseases Of Throat, Chest spd
LuDgs.and has cured caxes OF Aslt
ma and Hay Fever Of long ,,.u'
ing. Try it snd be con si1ced. |
wont disappoint. Free Trisl bo'
lies st E. T. Whitehead & Co
Drug Store.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25
ABOUT DUMB ANIMALS.

! Geo. I Angel.
J To those who believe the BibIs Z
"a DIVINE revelation no arsuuen,
| ,nybt to be needed. "God made
| tne cattle" 'Gud reme mb bered the
:pttIe." ''He cansed grass to grow
ior the cattle " rns cattle on a
| tnousand nils are his
If the cattl. on thousand hills
are Gods cattle entrusted to our
are. il He cares for the lives OF HE
;,ttIe. and We depend on HIS mercy
f,r uur lives here and our welfare
hereafter, then no other reasoc 10
needed for protecting Gods cattle
from UNNECESSARY cruelty.
If on the other hand there were
40 God. no fature life If the thou
sands Il nillicns In past ages who
nave founded taetr hopes of heaven
nn tue Cnrlstlan Bible were ali mis-
tsken-,f tbs wise power thst Great
et ppd governs tue universe has or.
sined that there shall be 80 punish.
N nt hereafter, for crimes commit
g here. and rn compensation for
innocent suffering that holy moth.
q and saints who have given their
l,vas to save others simply ehars
With pirates and murderers a COM
mon snnIhilation-what thenI
answer, oven then We are so
linked to the lower orders Of creation
that We cannot make them suffer
without suffering ourselves.
Their meats, through cruelty, be-
come POISONOUS.
We cannot indict suffering even
upnn the fish OF the sea without en-
daneering human health.
When we destroy the birds We in.
jure agriculture.
When we do cruel acts we do an
sinrv to our own suuls.
When we permit others to do
cruel acts We permit them to do
what is likely to injare not only
themselves but the community in
which they live.
On the other hand wheD we make
tie lives Of the lower animals hap
p,er We make our own lives happievj
when pe rsach others to mako the
lives @! :he lower animals happier
we tea< them what will not onls
henefit the lower an,mals but the
human race.
II there were GO other reason, the
ty Of aratitnde should he enough
t., SECURE them kind treatment.
What services they render US
Mjebeiet savs that ii only the
birds were det troyed. the wonder
fol increaee Of insects would de
stroy ali vegetation and the whoIs
humap race would perish.
What happiness they bring into
our lives!
What could Ne do without them
And how llttle thes ask in return
| s.Tne cattle on a thousand hills arc
his "
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25
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whtle ~. 7 ) e., her. - srts
NJ. 49, trs,r,isx - k.nt. - s.
taks- Nteis -tis ! wtth the! = $3.50 49,.
Tie cal e 81 8rue ateFv e. So sat..
rasAirine ana ihe arws. -sse-s IN - I'D
ChA,1 het iain's C~lie ihel.ra aua ptst-
rhSa Ne-iets - hsrhir - 2 sHrtah-d -
try IL Ia r.salt ~Ax tns,rft4tt ttIt.t.
At isw dases cured 40 earp esslr.
IL male far hpwsi rsruptstrt On 4
nothing slsr. t. arset fsil, rsf slr b (.
l.. 7. Ntitshrsi a 60
There - nothing hsver.er a.-f ~
tnusSalAr rheamAtt- IN t'tNs g., r.s -.
much relief ~ Chan sttlssns fsta Rtl4a
toss. tAvc hen attne IS far t-a ,.nss
-foer bottles - a'i. 4- eTes-tr0 rsqrtt.
"a s,savS asrp hottie e = ga ~.
home ! hssts>e $3.50 4-ss stsnr
.hrn | ge, hnfi ~ l' snf FAn E. -. /.
nc best ltuimeist Aass .srr surt wuh
y. Ii. p~anv. dAwvmsn. New lr,sngtau
ohio 80 cent bottle f1f fAisb .
y tiiehesi 4 O.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25
Strength aud 9iealah.

Ifyou are not feeling strong and
health., trv Electric Bi,tsrs. II
"La Grippe" has left YOU weak and
weary. use Electric Bitte-s. This
remedy act. directlv on Liver S'om>
ach and Kidneys, gently aiding
those organs 30 perform their funct
ons II you are alfred with Sick
Headache, You will fnd speedy and
permanent relief ny taxing Electric
B,tters. One trial vi ! convince you
that this 10 the remedy you need
Large bottles only SOC at E. J
Whitehead & Co.'S Drag Store,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25
*, \. c.. THURSDAY. MAY 2:. 1893

|the crevice. A short tupr~l W..
driven and the passage was opspen
today and Lsmed the "Isabells
Staircase" The opening Of the ous
{ let started = strong current OF al
from the large caverns chat has dried
aud whitsned the arches until tbs
n are first given-the Marble Stair.
case-was not inappropriate.
LABYRINTH.
The passage 10 winding and e,
one point q perfect labyrinth. bu'
always ascending, is between lN
and 500 feet in length ander beau.
riful series or arcnes shaped Ike
the interior Ofa bOrse.shoe magnet
from 10 to 30 feet IN height. AT
the middle way theio is eide roon'
With q waterfall Of stalactites about
20 feet in length hanging over TIE
cavern below. Upon nearly all OF
the walls are crystAllizstions, and
the Whole effect when lighted 10
brilliant beyond description. 1t 10
almost impossible to believs that
this 10 \ natural passage created
ny water and gases through fissare
Of limestone rockj so perfect sre the
yrsined ceilings, so polished are the
walls, aud SO adapted &c nae, sast
tue bsholder can hardly escape;
the impression that it was cat With
desiRa. Other caverbs there are,
but perDaps nowhare else 10 tie
world has there bee. discovered
stone stairwav leading from lower
levels through Il mountain and opsb.
inz to the sky.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25
MARBLE STAIRCASE
A NEW WONDER.

The following description Of "a
marble staircase at Natural Brids e.,
Vs., recently appeared Ia the Rich.
mond Di-patch:
Tne marble staircase called "Tsa>
o::lla Stsn~a>' was opened here to-
iav With spprnpriste cetemonlea and
Ia the midst cf public festivities.
T1ls etaircsse le ads into cave anC
the desce OF is the only natural On.
t-ryround stairway in the world /.
lbe r7nttoes have heen thoro gh'y
.ilumlt stei and afford abundant op>
portsnity Ter Studying the besutiful
and wonderful inrer,ors. The en-
trance is ghOot Ave minutes walk
fr. IN the bottom uf the Natural
f}'iase.
THE EXERCIsEs.
TIE ceremonies Of tue day we're
n-yun with rel,ginus exercises, after
wn,ch q procession Of over 200
school children, followed by the stu
s'ents o: ashsnx ton and LIE and
th. Military Institute and TIE puh>
IL. in general, enferyh. The arch-
-. 500 s.et in length and reach>
E. frnm tie Cannon river tt tte
plains .oEte.
THE DISC. VERY.
A wear ago come boys discovered
rount wall up"n the mounta,-
,sl bin > hncs d. ,sncs Of tho Natu.
raj Br.dga, ID Virginia. T"e,, ma Z
their wa l'to n deep cavern, fr' m
wn.ch -ae, returned with difficulty
and reported that tbsv found q series
Of roons with s,ctcd ceilings. hung
With beautiful stalactites and cons
a cited. until they reached large
body of water ct the bottom. More
careful exploration by the use Of
ropes showed general descent tC
the level Of the stream. A reward
| sas offered to tie peTeon who should
| fad an Quiet and Lbe bows under
took the task Tue ole Whc was
! within the cave 1T last fred pistO
that was heard on tue outside, and
after u while With lighted nswspa
} pers sent q curl of smoke through
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-25

No 23 carries pullman parior car Nor
fol- to Rocky NJ nunt and cunnects with
4 G. l. Tram % for all points south.
No lO3 c,nnect$ al II ,bgood ;or all
east rn Carolina points. al o at Rocky
Mount WITH q l. train u for all points
south.
No 7S carries pu lm.n parlor car Rocky
Mount 10 Norfolk AMI tunects iur ali
ports north.
For ali luf.rmati schedules call on or
address
GIN. SERPELL, j. X. KENLY.
Gent Manager. oup't Trains.
L. M. EMERSON,
Genl Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
NORWICH LINE.

FOR BOSTON all point. North and East Dircct
route 10 NEW LON DON NORWICH, anu NoliCES EfS
steamers leave peI 10 lod numbep N1th hssr 'nsxs
erted at Il. NJ. Tickets aHd saterooin, secured az
principal ticket Offices In Newioik, BrooAyn jersey ely
pier 40 aud on steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
Deposits In bank. 11,47S.eos n.6so.z13 Inc


Net cash bal $3.50 0s7 o5s slseos i24 Dec sSs'So
Foreign exchange was Irregular ana qao.atSions
cover a fairly wide range The malls over sun
day brought only a moderate supply OF cominer-
cal bills, and bankers were chary OF mah!ns
drafts freely owing to the uncertain Tone W NV
market. Early in the day hr 'a 80, An
pended are revised quotations Tor actul ousl,
ness Rankers' bill "a "a 3-4aSi 50 IL and
"a sc 1-aaS4 81 for long and short sterling re,
snectiyely. French francs, } q 3-sao 3 "a ana
sly I-2a5.I6 IS: reichnarks, ~ '-sago IS.
90 liz for money and 90 Is for the account
The Bank Of England gained flOs,OOo bullion on
balance. In the open markc! none! WaS ,I'T'S
loaned at "A per cent for discounts anu IL
al per cent for dal% balances. Iar sli'ci va
firm advancing 1-sd TO IS 3-sd per ounce Amer
;nan railway shares were higher. in sympathy
with SATURDAYS home market. nut sinaii concn~
s;ons were nrrmitted at the close. At Parls
French 3 per cents were up few centime' al
os 40 10 sicht exchange on London declining
10 o51s1-2 francs to The sterling;
Drexel Morgan & Co. announce that over 70
nor cent of all cassc, of stocks and bonds OF
The Richmond Terminal Company have ar"a1y
been deposit,d and that the outstanding ,rhs
and bonds will he received up 10 June "a, ont
only on payment of penalties OF 90 cents per
share on common stock, 81 PER share on pre-.
TERED stock and $40 each on per cent or " per
cont bonds. They also announce that the hlst
call of 81 so per share on account OF ,,e
:. ssessment on deposited common stock i pay
.hlo At their office June 30. 1913 Dr"Nr,.
Morgan a. Co further announce the new paes
or adjustment with Georgia Facihc SECURITIES, NJ
aro,dv officially announced, and also call tImc on
I'll Richmond and Danville and Georgia pacihc
az which must he deposited with them ny
Tune %, ANY securities not deposited ny Una,
Jatn will have 70 nav penalties, as the Richmond
Terminal securities are now dong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
financial

New.York. June II, 1899.
TO THE HOLDERS or
Reorganization Certificates
or Receipts for Common Stock Of
The Richmond & West Point Terminal
Railway and Warehouse
Company,
under agreement and plan Of
rcorganiza ton OF May 4. 1885,
Pursuant to provisions of said agreement snd pan
payment Of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
s1 5O) PER SHARE account OF the hrst fnstaimeh'
Of tho ASSESSMENT Common Stock OF the RICH
MoND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY. is hereby called for ana
is PAYABLE at the Office OF Draxe Morgan Co. 20 wall
ST. Ncw.York on or before JUNE -. 1885,
holders OF reorganization certificates or rccepc ior
such notified TO the amount due under saio
call on or before mentioned and to present their
certificates receipts that such payment NAV DC in'
dorsed thereon
&. II. COsTER,
GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee
ANTHONY J. THOMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
Business Chances.

4 NY COMPANY contemplating the eXpendi-
TUE OF large amount IN the establishment Of mann.
featuring industry requiring tho use Of a thoroughly
equipped Machlre shop Boiler shop fonndry and Smith
shop plant well located competing trunk l,ne- ~ rail
roads aud In good labor market ia invited TO aGde
STlMSON WILLIAMS 4 CO.
Bryant Building. 81 Lberty.st New-iork CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
,oifLnl, a., COMMISSION OtFp r.,
~Inn s,.,ar, puilduc NJ. ~ BloalN'y'

ryNO CONTRACTORS. .a. ,roi.,.
Ed, proposals Tor doins The "s, "rS form II
ronr,rt now or ~. In the Orh,, of hr ApH'H,., On
nisslorers for cuttii,- umtcr AMI IHri.t 20,
i,,,,us E.\r fl reservoir M rcrr funN 10. v.
,u me Town Nurth Saim We leicester ON. ~, a.
,ork viii h., received az this ,tCc urt.l W az"
irn ~ is,3 nj 3 O'Clock M. at vhi,h place ana
nour they viii puLy olfnri hv the i" r1c "a
missioner. and award ol Tn" contid,t io' WI "a
WORK and furnishing said nairra VIII ne nl,"' ~ "
, hereafter n rti't'!ui
I,lank forms ssid aIploNci contract ana W. ~ on.
ncatons thereof, AMI bids OF p'oln>u- 1u nri iii
,rlunes TOR their enclosure ara form oil n"hI' e.s
other information. h" cltained al u po' >, a,s
~ tn. Aouedurt Comm ssoncr- GA Application % NV
Sacra,,,v nv oricr OF Aqr'siuc. Commission ~
HeVV'''s' A' JAMES c. Dl ANt~
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
l)roposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS W
" ARANTINE. II Broadway. Nc". lor-nsI-oonn, "a
,ention of Consarors l. called In the ,, land
,h ,v rero,d inviting bid for work Horn t
''o -" "' rIIIS. 4. ALLEN. Pr'-a nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. June L., y. m.-tAnadian Pacihc, 70
Erie second consols, % ,: Illinois Central 70 -
ST Paul common, -; New York Central lO1 IA !,
i,nnsy lvanla. o. Reading. 80 Mexican Central
new per cent bonds, ~ Ia. Money. per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market for roth
short and three. months bills f. / per cent Paris
afvlcs quote :. per cent ren"S NJ 90 francs ~ IL
confines for the account. and exchange OH London
at -, francs II IL ccntimcs for checks IN" amount
Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England OH balance
fn-dnY Is ElO- 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
J. &. LtLifN
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: SCUsTOM HOUSE. Ncw-York City, Col:

II 5. CUSTOM Hot Sc, New Ork on! ,o0 nII
u electors once. May ~ is.@ nov nn del sup.
plies for use at port during the ilscal yer NV
June 80 1884, purcla sable rm the splfopr Isoi in.
pcnscs Collecting tho Revenue from ,datih'' a.,
uding gas water, zee. fuel and csse viii STf' b. r..
Illuminating II rent II promises
ceivrd at this Office ntil u o'clock noon unnos~d
June H. 1893 Scale proposals VII as. Q, -, the
following services during the liz al year s,r
ing ashes aud rubbish from and iaunaernsS ,S~ l. 5.
rented sprnk ne streets nfounn 1.v An.
public Stores and oacC Of the T. : '" Nrd ain
box at the Z. S. Public stores a ,n'r'a"p Ss
ron,cc,iu@ ,afe 20 tho L. S Fable Stores wM
Fifth Ticcmct station; AMI for sNdlns coup q nsisi
lar carving mail L. = Public S'pIr, " tam
kppraisr. ~incc, POT Once r"Ild'ng ana Al, bids
Uouse building. The power to roget any or "a ~
or n,r,s ~ hid. ard TO wNye defect - reserve
schedule Of the article, and service, reqne anu on 40.
mi rmaton concerning the same can ne h'u ,'"" ~
nlication r., the Collector Of Customs at IN po,,t
pi W. WV FRANCIS HENDRICKS. CoiIeeU"