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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-04-28
FHE COST OF FAME.
POOR MEN SHOULD AVOID BEING
AMBASSADORS.

Wellman Would Spurn the Mexican Minis
try-PrOfessor Langley Would FIy-The
Single Takers and the Cat-Mrs. Cleye-
lands Candidate For Postmaster.
The sun., 1893-07-18

l. vita ,.,e. ef LOCO bag, 10 70 re q. isfe s..'
snd freight Raw sassr quist and steady - eye
for pd' test Refined vas rather SLOW Of sale. Bat
SIt.t srorrs-wer. steady bat quiet Spirit. turP.n
tine 2,fezee- Common to good strained rosin si."o
Prfsoirur-Ths sales Of National certificates here
we're 5000 bel. At 5sc- elosIne offered at bse. OIL
City. 5Iyts5sc for National Renne6 was M nehanrea
fnorfsi0yt-Chiearo lower. With britk business
at the decline in lar and rba The receipts of i've
ber. there were heavy and they we're depressed Inc
bank failure, AT the West may hav. bad some innusnee
LARD here lever Spot Gales 70 tes ciiy al sSs
September 10 soc Dressed hors duiet At s1stc. AMI
riEs at s+ssAsc. Mess poTt qu.t and veal attlSsSe
tlb Tslov QUIET bui tfeady al Re Beat butter 7eS
22e.; DO cheese PC. EFrs 14Halttfo - ,..,.
CurIoS-1here sAs little or ran In Ttxhs hnn inn
fact in eoniuuctton with the tulsh caee, from LlV
shorts caused advance of about ane rointt in ihs
early trading Most of this uas lost on reports hat
The Nev HamPsnre mills usre Eoinr 10 stop e.inE 70
the duness OF trade but before ;he close tbere Vas
tome recovery which left rrices 10 plntt hiEher
than Al the close on saturday Pair aud warm vehiner
was predicted Tor Texas during The next tsenyiTnNr
hours Europe soid here 20 moderate .Sttnt lhe
DISPOSED To bold OF and await deveormsnis Ihs close
Va. steady The safes we're i2Slo9 hNIs,
eUted hrru. with spot sales of 5000 bHea
New orleans advanced TO points hut lost some Of
thIS srot cotton here vs., apst and M,aey. At
for spinning southern spot markets we're qaiei and
generally Unclaimed There was an advance OF l.l5
TO Nc al two OF them New orleans tod sOo bales
The receipts at the ports were $50 bales nrAintt
tu31 this DAY last week and 55s lasi year Exports
from the porte 200 bst, The folio wing are to-
The sun., 1893-07-18

MONDAY. July IL.
The bears continue in control OF the stock
market and there are no indications Of efforts
30 wrest 1t from them The leaders in tho
present campaign against values have the as
sistance OF the great majority Of the profess
sional element: even the brokers who do not
engage actively on the short side contribute
to the success OF those who do by the gloomi-
: ness Of their views That success is due to the
absence OF a legitimate demand for stocks
fully as much as TO unfavorable dayelop.
ments beyond the limits OF Wall street. The
bullish contingent has lost both money and
confidence to an extent that makes 1t very
dmtd Hence 1t interposes no obstacle to
the manipulation OF its opponents There is,
OF course, some buying Of stocks for long &C.
count but II is OF character that does not cut
much OF figure. though It may do SO II con-
dnued long enough. 1t is chiefly OF odd
amounts OF stocks, and these. according to an
excellent authority. aggregate In value fully
t5OO.OOO a day. This means a withdrawal
from the Street OF about So 900 900 worth O,
securities per week.
The assaults OF the bears were especially d.
rooted to-day against the shares of the
Granger trunk lines. Louisville and Nashville
and Western Union. A mber OF other stocks
In which the dealings were very light notably
Northern Pacific preferred. Lake Shore Mis-
souri, Pacific. General Electric and Erie, sus-
tafned net losses that were fully as great as
those recorded for tho more active stocks OF
these last ST. Pau! and Rock Island suffered
tho most severely. A good deal OF capital
was made OF the depressed condition Of the
Iron industry In the Northwest and the
failure OF a number OF financial institutions at
Denver and Kansas City. On tho other hand
favorable Developments counted for little or
nothing They consisted OF an easier money
market the retirement OF 100000 Clearing
House loan certificates and statistics showing
the exports OF breadstuns from the United
States last week 10 have been the largest any
week this year They exceeded 100000
bushels making the average for the past six
weeks 81 million bushels
Adviees from the West quote railway ofacials
~ estimating that the corn crop will be 300
Oco.0OO bushels larger than last year and the
yield Of oats 500o0.0O0 bushels larger The
wheat crop. 1t is estimated by the same au-
thorities. will be only 100 600 600 bus shells less
than last year. The hog production will it is
estimated. exceed that ~ last year by about
100000 head II the,s .igures should prove
20 be only approximately correct they in COM
nection with the unusual foreign demand TOR
FOOD products. foreshadow a season OF very
heavy rail war trafiic.
Although the stock market was heavy
throughout and relieved only py spasms Of
The sun., 1893-07-18

ALBAST July 17.-Gov. Flower returned to
his desk in the Executive Chamber late this
afternoon from WATERFOWL. He intends to
stay here tomorrow. and it may be little
later although he is expecting to go TO Sara
toga some time this week. The Governor said
he would he pleased to see the committee from
the Civil Service Reform Association OF New
YORK city. which is expected to come In to-
Civil Service Com m isson. the committee de-
sired to see him about anything connected
with the state Government No audience had
however. cen arranged. nor would he be
present at the conference between the com.
mittes and the State Civil Service Com mission.
Gov. Flower denies that he ever intended to
pay out OF his own pocket the expenses Of the
Seventh Regiment or any other National Guard
organization from here to Chicago for the SAX q
OF having an escort.
The sun., 1893-07-18

Restaurant Keeper Schmitz Accused
RmHlnE Sfolcn Knires and Enrka

Restaurant Keeper Schmitz Accused OF
Buying stoIea Knives and Forks.
Herman sulzer. proprietor OF Harlem River
Park and Casino. discharged his cook because
he has missed several hundred dollars worth
OF meats In the last year. On Sunday his new
cook told him that Herman schmitz. who has a
restaurant at los East Twenty sixth street.
proposed to continue an arrangement entered
prices
Well FIX him." said Sulzer. and he tucked
bits Of lemon skin into sits in fine juicy
steak. worth about 81. so that he could iden-
NY II; and he then sent the cook to sell 1t to
Schmitz for 80 cents
Schmitz- i is alleged. bought the meat and
Snlzer had him arrested.
Il can't lock this man up The steak was
not stolen. You sent it around TO him" said
the Sergeant at the East 12tith street station
and he released the accused.
snlzer next visited the restaurant and there
discovered. he says. some knives, forks. and
sreons with his name on them. He had
schmitz arrested again. and this time the pris-
3ner was held for examination at the Harlem
Police Court yesterday.
The sun., 1893-07-18
Live stock Market.

NEv TonE. Monday. July 17-Receipts Of beeres for
two days TS5 head including II for export,
16 for mArket 1856 cars rect 10 tlauz h..
terers Trade very dull Values lb426c. p 100 na
lower Thirty unsod Poorest to best native corn
and grass fed steers sold at So eoss5 Is loo Ms
"sf;ers" At 81 5Uesfl So Texans at 81 5SS.S5 hus
At 81 H5sS3 30 dressed beef dull AZ 6its SC 2 n for
native ,ides Latest cable rom Loudon quotes Am
lean steers firm At n dressed welrht an
An ercAn refrigerated beef steady St scAnt re y n.
stipme tomorrow. 5,7 beeres and 2ll+ quarters
Of beef,
Receipt OF ealye, for two days we're lss7 head
Market active And Nc. r y. higher ftaa soi A. 500
- 10 70 huitermnks at sSsS325 Western
calves St S3 Toss<
IS cars direct. were coAo3 head Trade very dull.
sheep i4c 2 n. lower: lambs Sc p lower. Thirty
I'VE cars unsod. Sheep sold al S35ozt5 r 100 Rs
lambs at s5sse5u: Dressed mutton dul. shsloc. r
n: dressed ihmbt lover ssi:c
Rece 'pts OF hogs Tor two days were I5l+ head. In
Guiding Tor sale. AArke; steady at soS$6 IS
. Ia
The sun., 1893-07-18
Hhs sLoK Nv 1royrra ON.
Tive Us,rpeetes Witnesses, A,.-e ssvs
John Made, fro- Prison.


John Madden. waiter for tire Downtown
Association. was charged in tho jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday with disorderly
conduct. Policeman Kent OF the West Thir-
teth street station said that Madden had re-
fused to move on when tolu to and had used
vile and abusive language 70 him.
Madden denied the charge. He said that he
stopped TO watch a fight between drunken
man and woman at Sixth avenue and Twenty
ninth street. A policeman ordered him to
move on Because he was slow in getting
away the policeman arrested him.
roundsman OF the West Thirtieth street
station corroborated Officer Kents story, and
justice Koch ordered Madden to furnish 800
bonds ior good behavior or 20 to the Island for
O month.
cisinn.
I'm innocent. Judge" he said Pm inno-
Gent: and IL you send me away I'm ruined for
Two gentlemen who were in the court room
rose at this lunrture and told Justice Koch
that they had Witnessed the entire affair.
ne young man simply objected to being
pushed out into the. road by the POLICEMAN"
shid one of them. IL was an outrage
IL that IL the ease" said the Justice. the
Young man is discharged"
Madden thanked the Justice with tears In
MS eyes and left the court room.
The sun., 1893-07-18
C.ur., Calendar. TIL. nax

eErHBBp CorET-GTSIElL TIEA-ReceKs eontinp.d
CHAslIHh-A Aotion calendar called a. l. oelocs syE.
eiAt 1rEE Paris l. AID II -AajOnrned for ILe Term
CIheru coUKr-fIrts /. IL, Ill. ana l., ,-Ad!oarnsd
Tor tie Term
srEnos4Ils CorEr- CHAEHEEs Motion calendar
SALe4 Al 1890 A. n For prebAle-Nills OF Chrisiisn
hAHIn~T John German. DundAs Dick Nl,iar IA ytot,
ft'-r Gunther. T. Logrsy, EdSn T. Boo,h isaae
sitFnhtlin,Lt 1880 =. NJ TEIL TEEE-WAI Of ia yard
n ghe iu ~ a n
SosAoS FLILs- 'EsTtAl 1rEx-AdIournsd until Aug.
Ahe l!l-Adournsd for Ihe Term. - "
srrrEIoE COVEI-srloiti iEEA--NaiiouI TsIAI TIIH -
t.Er InEEg-srIoIAL IEKn-A0Ionk TEAI TEIE -
FAN L, IL. Ill, and IN.-Adjournsd for tie tsrm-
The sun., 1893-07-18
FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON. NEWPOET. Providence, Cottage City
Nan'ueke' Cape Cod, White Mountains. Bar harbor.
DOUBLE sINNEK SERVICE. Steamer. PURITAN.
PILGRIM. PLYMOUTH. And PROVIDENCE. in com mi
on together. ieAve New YORK from Pier - North
River. foot of Murray
s 80 p. VI week DAYS and Suniars fur Fail River
direct due 4S NJ connecting with rest.buled train
due Boston $3.50 A N.
0,l5 r. NJ. week days only. for Newport and Pail
River. due Newport, 5:45 Fal River. so A. NJ.
Meeting with train Que Boston 9 90 4 n.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week day,
and Sundays al 5 90 =. N Jersey City. 200 p NJ a
splendid orchestra attached TO each steamer in COM
mission Folder giving details OF mailed tree
on Application.
New eur: rner book. QUAINT Cape Cod" sen, for Sc
postage: Fall River Line Tours" &C. Address p o.
box 49,. New York.
The sun., 1893-07-18

gate we're not large: in fact. outside OF half .
dozen stocks the list was practically neg
iecied. The closing was tame. At q slight re-
eovery from the lowest prices.
Final sales compare with those OF Saturday
n fnli
The sun., 1893-07-18
DELAWARE. AND HUDSON R, R

TIE SHORTEST QUICKEST. AND BEST LINE TO
MONTREAL.
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT a2o A NJ e2s P n
Arrive MONTREAL. r. NJ, GAS A. n
Also P!Ausbursh sleeping car on o;25 train for
Passengers TO SArAnAc Lake Placid Paul smith, Loon
Lake Ac- via IhAteAugAy X R. the favorte Route TO
the Adrondacks arriving at destination
hour after breakfast ht PIatfsburgh
d. and Ticket Once and Bureau Of Information.
Fl CortlAnct 81
SEND cents stamps for Illustrated guidea mApa
&c. o. Northern summer resorts to
j. w. BURDICK. g. r. A..
The sun., 1893-07-18
Real Estate Saies.

BY Richard Y. IIarnett 4 Co.. Foreclosure sale. No
Ninetyninth street. south side 100 feet
OF Coiun bus avenue 25xloLll nve-story brick nat:
Que on judgment sl.l5s. S2loJ0
The sun., 1893-07-18
SnanriaL.
OFFICE OF THE
Reorganization Committee
National Cordage Company
NOS. 4s AND ~ WALL ST.

NEW YORK, July IL. 1saa
To the Holders OF the Preferred aad CON.
mon Stock OF the NationaI Cordare Com.
panys
Referring 10 the statement and plan Of reoreaniLA.
tion addressed 10 you by this committee endorsed
Circular No. J." you hereby pctied that over rs
PER CENT OF the entire capital stock OF the
Cordase Company has asssnted 10 the plan
zAtion. and certificates therefore have been depossd
with the United States Trust Company
In the hope that the of the stoekholdert 10
the plan Of reorganization will thereby become unan-
mous The COMMITTEES extend the time for the de post
OF the remaining shares Of stock with The UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY under the Reorganization
agreement. until and including the 25th day of July
1898 upon tue condition that cent interest on
the nrst inshAmsnt from the 10Th day Of July ls.S
10 the date Of payment, be added
Holders OF the remaining common and preferred
shares are hereby requested TO depest their certa-
Gates o: stock, duly endorsed in negotiable form with
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. which com.
pAny will issue IN exchange therefor It's negotiable
certificates OF deposit. which have been listed the
New York Stock Exchange. and which viii be ex.
ehangsAbls within q reasonable time for engraved
esrinoAteA
Payments by such stock holders for thsir cash oop
tributions to working capital be made a. fol.
lowN
PREFERRED STOCK
10 per cent with per cent interest from july 10
1858 on or before August TO- seA
par CENT without interest. before AuFust
10. 1898
per esat without interest on or before Sent 10 sas
COMMON STOCK
per cent with interest At per cent from July 10
lsaal on or before August 10. 1898.
per cent. without Interest, or before August
10 1898
STOCK II O l. De KS MAKING THIS
CASH CONTRIBUTION WILL RrCEIVE
IN EXCHANGE THEREFOk PREFER.
RED STOCK AT PAR.
TIE committee are satisfied that . promp, dspost Of
the remaining shares OF stock viii be greatly 10 the
advantage Of The hoders and will materially facilitate
ASuccssfful reorganization
TAN and Including the S5th day OF July,
Iee3, $4,000. 900 OF the proposed issus OF Q
per sent. Collateral Trust First Mortgage
ThIrtJ-Sear Colo Honds offered for suh-
seription exclusively 10 Preferred and Con-
mOu stock holders OF the National CordAze
ompany. who deposit their shares. at the
the price OF sS per cent. aad Interest; pay
ments therefor TO be Aade rs per eent. at
the time OF sub-eriptIon. and The baIaaee at
the OF Is per cent. Per mobth there after.
After that date bonds not taken By the stoekh khoders
vii be offered TO the public price 10 be fxed but
not less than - Per cent and interest
Any further IntormAtion in connection With the 70
organization which may 10 desired by the stock
ho,ners viii be FURNISHED application At the
ofhees Of the undersigned, or at the once OF the
INITED STATES Trust COMPANY.
GEORGE MAGOCS. l6 wansi-
ERNST THALMASS,4 40 Wall st.
GUSTAV II. GOSsLER, l<s Pearl ST.
ksorEAaizAtiOa CoA1AIttsS.
The sun., 1893-07-18
New Corporationn.

ALBAST. July 17.-These companies were In
corporated to-day:
The Oak Leather Harness Company. to manufacture
And dea! in harness and horte-furnishing goods in
oiean; capital. 1000 and directors. l. q Brooke
hichae J. Carnonr George E Ramsey. and 8. 5. Ram.
fey OF olean. and William W Weston OF weeton's Aiils
Inc Columbian Land and lnrestmsnt Company. 10
oeAL IN TeAa estate in the towns OF ClAverAck and
Ghent, Columbia county; capital $3.50 and as
r.c'ors. william Hart Of Tuckahoe William Hart OF
nonker.. and William II. Lyon Of Bedford Station,
Wtstchester cornty.
The Miller Flee Company to nanufnrfurA ele
trc ana mechanical Appib New York city;
;tal 5000 And directors sylvanus Miller OF Br COX.
lyn 5 shethAr and p. Sh.thar nf Newcastle West
chester county: 4. Nichols OF New YORK city and
Charles y. Conn OF New Rochelle.
The Lincoln Fress' to publish books and news
papers and carry on printing business in New YORK
city. eAplta $50 Cl md drectOrs J. C. 2. LANCE John
l. Douglass. and william flanagan OF New York city
The sun., 1893-07-18
wh.Ien'. Hurt and C.rlr.,e'. Provoe.,,o..

John Carlisle. ~ years old. an employee OF
the Dock Department was charged in the
Yorkville Police Court yesterday with having
thrown John Whalen down stairs on Sunday
Whalen's skull Is fractured. and he is now in
Bellevue Hospital.
1t is alleged that Whalen came home drunk
his daughter. and threatened to blow out their
brains. At this point he tum bled down stairs
The police accuse Carlisle Of pushing him but
Carlis e says he fell accidentally.
Carlisle was com mitted to await the result
OF Whalen's injuries
The sun., 1893-07-18
Electric stock auo..uo,,

MoSpiI. Jnly l7.-Fower was weak In sympathy
with wheat and trade WAS very quiet Exports IS Uoo
blhs. hc Receipts. 81 .tOJ bbls. TIE sAles were
lo5pu ohA inter- wheat brands in sAcks were quoted
As follows NJ grade, Si.IUaSl 20: tine, 81 soGx.
superane 81 O. e. 20: No ? extra 5: cUss2 IS: No
extra s2S4Ss- 80: clear g. 7oas3: ItTa;Ehts. asa
- 10 VIZ
HhuS-WhtAt nuetuafed within narrow limits. but
closet slightly lower TO bank failures Kansas
C!ly and Lenvtr. decline IN Liverpool favorable crop
adEices dglnesS OF trAd-. and cIsposItion Am orx
many TO let the specuiAtion alone until the general
ihAnclA situation clear up NerJ little attention
PAID 10 decrease IN The visible supply Of 2z52
bush failing Cd IN the quantity passage Europe
OF l-+S2Uou bush, 20 1rmer CCntInental cAbes
spot tAes 600 bush including loads export
h.ra Sin!sr At i.s under September .aoa, No
a. a., .se 70: early August, No. ] northern al
'sh<c A1oat FOR milling. No. ? red TO ar
rive at :ae under sepfember delivered. No i
northern at :Ase Shder Sept. mber anoAL These
2da5o Atnne.Pois- i7s:iG: DGia.h. s. .1S: 81.
Lonis. 1885, ovD toledo i5S45; Detroit IL iCn.; New
YORK 2Ss5' BAliimor. loi +o7: Philadelphia 2i.ie7:
sosson $50 Grand iotAl o+sd.s tush; total
I1leB ssa OOO bpsh-, as folloWs
The sun., 1893-07-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Nornie ,,''' .. s24ot
sif av. " a 3l..3l< and 2o7 West. .5th ST and
:dn West :oth ct: Thos Canary and wife TO
EIner..... ........... 49,. ..........
2eth st. n :. 100 % Ar Eorasa: Jo.eph
wittner ct al to George kuncorf..-..-...... 65.oC
Leroy It, 62 aud "a; Maurice hlinkovtts.n ct
a. to Josephine H nriehs .-................. 5,Ss
woosterkt 8. s4.4 n Prince ST. U. sxsl.s;
John hehoe to AurrIs teige. .-.-...-.... a
Grand st. q, IS " Wooster 81. I5IlCo. The
Nas"r. ie, % N Jones .:.:...:.: ss2s
Ash ct . g. leo eth av. 2oxluo; Taylor
and wife 10 Dorothea Taylor and ane........ S5
dtrson - ........'........-... 1890
50. 81. 20 W; same to Albert Mitchell. 1890
!oth ct IL "; same 70 same 1870
Elih IL Mcal: c Anlersol, ref 10 Alhert
The sun., 1893-07-18
OFFICE
HOMESTAKE MINING COMPANY.
Steamboats,.
PROVIDENCE LINE,

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER. PROVIDENCE
ALL POINTS EAsI. AND TIE WHITE Mis-
Steamers CONNECTICUT and EAssAChL SETS
leave titr ~ tolt MOI y Il. ZOO; Of warr-n st, at
S:sn p daily, except SUNDAY. eonneet,ng trains
leave wharf at A " due Boston 1.I5 A. NJ and 30
A N. due Worcester sA N tsunday train TO Worce-
ter from Union station at $50 A. v. oniyl Through
Parlor Carr TO White Mountains leave wharf except
Sunday. i:l5 A NJ due Faoy 4:So P ".
The sun., 1893-07-18
y ORCHESTRA on EACH STEAMER
SI0NlNGTON LINE.

INSIDE ROUTE To BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. wuRCEs.
TER AND ALL EASTERN POINTS only direct sound
route to NARRAGAEsETT PIER AND WATCH HILL
New steel steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave new Pier 81. > r. block above Caual at at
80 r, N. SUNDAY
The sun., 1893-07-18
aitidends and anterest.


LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY CO. TEEAslREYs OFFICE.
GRAND CENTRAL DkFUT
THE BOARD OF pIREcfIRs OF Tais C,iaPASY
Il hare declared sEMl.ANNCAL DIVIDEND of
THREE PER I'm. on its Ca9ttAl took. pAyhbie at
this once on TUESDAY the lst d.r OF August ext
the stock kholiers OF record /. O'Clock noon. on
SATURDAY.. the lst day OF July next. al which time
the transfer books closed reopentd the
morning OF wEpNEsDAh; the % day Q: AUGUST next
L d. woRcESTER. Treasurer
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE
aASDll WALL ST. NEW YORK. July IA 1898
The regular quarterly dividend OF two and one-haH
per cent 2 per cent in cash has been declared upon
once Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company in New
York OF. and after AuE ]. lSa3
Transfer books OF the company will be closed July
~ al 3 ? 4, and ma IsSpensa psM pei . Arg 2At loan.
W. J. LEWIS. Secretary and Treasurer.
oFFICE
HOMESTAKE MINING COMPANY
MILLS BUILDING. Is BROAD ST.,
NEW YORK July IL 1879
DIVIDEND No. $50
he feEular monthly disla.nd, TEN lol CENTS PER
SHARE, has been declared Tor June. PAYABLE The
once OF the com pAny. frAuciscn. at the
fer agency in Sew York. on the 25th INST.
Transfer books close The yuth
LOuSSBERY 4 CO. Transfer AgentA
NOTICE TO DEPOSIToRS IN THE Ma.
TION Al BANK OF DEPOSiT.
The Comptroller OF the Currency having Authorized
And dtr. e ed ths paym.ntto dtposors o: dividend
OF 40 rer cent. IL necessary that proofs Of CLAIMS
should be nlei by depositor. in order allow
such payment 10 be made Blank form Of proof can be
oetained Al the once Of The receiver ln5 Boadwny
Dated Juiy II. 1saa
The sun., 1893-07-18

nsocsEIss-gofes futures advanced 10 to 30 points
YIN AIohg Brazilian cables and some coTering Tor
EuFnpsAn acc uni but the trading wAS only moderate
h1 before tDe close pari Of the improvement .osL
;LeIe VAS holiday Al HAvTs: Hamburg Aua no
Janelro advanced lie close az STEADY NiIh Ia!.t 1f
lt.tssl tGgG follows: " =
The sun., 1893-07-18
N. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R, R,

EKeursion Tickets, New York to Chicago
and Return. $500.
Through trains for Chicago and the-worlds Fair
leave foot OF West 42d St as foiouk l5 minutes earlier
e:l5 A. NJ daily. via Niagara Falls Through Pull
man s.eer--s New York TO chicago. Arrives Detroit
1:t5 VI. Chicago 80 p. NJ. 81 Louis 7:<5 A u
s:4J D.. 10. dally Niagara FAlls ReclniuV
chair 90: seats free New York to Niagara YAilI
Arrives DsIf9n $40 p. NJ. Chicago 80 A NJ. St
s,4s A. NJ. lescept Sunday. for West Cornwall
rhskA and Walk Valley Railroad stations Stony
ford. Giddeiown, BioomlnsburRh Wurts boro summit
-,le E1enrile fAilsourEh. NontieelIo Liberty, and
s,ti 4. N. daily, for NIddletorn. rA.sburgh, Mon
toe 10. Liberty CarUondaie. Scranton Walton Delhi
sidney. Norwich Utica Rome. Oneida, Fulton. osweso
i,iS p. N. Saturdays only. for Campbell Hall
hiddietown BioomingtuTgh. summitvlie. Elienviile
iallssnrsh. Monticello. Liberty. White Lake. Living
a.I5 p. NJ. except Sunday. ves,ieulea Limited
for Lake Mohonk LAKE NnneH aka. And WaIiEiiI vsL
ley IA road stations. campbell! Hall Niddletown
huTsyvlle Liberty Falls Lb.rty Partsvilis. and
4;:.O Y NJ. except sunday for West Cornwall
oTrs Mills Campbell Han Nddleiown, sum mmityllle
Ensnriiit and al informed ate points
. s;tJ l.. VI. daily Middle own. summiivilie Fars-
en,sh Liberty LivtnE.ton Manor. Rock and. Hatou,
EoneJ. Norwich. Oneida Fa!ton. oswego. NMgara
Tickets and Pullman Accommodation At s7I Broad.
way New orE transfer Company calls and checks
baggage 10 estimation J. L. ANDERSON. G p A.
SO Beaver st. New York.
The sun., 1893-07-18

Deposits IN national banks. Sll727fl6
against y sll.o45.424 last Saturday. In addition
g. fhe foresSine the TIsasury reports silver
Sl4 ..5sl l.d. and Treasury notes issued
against the same. S147. $50. Of which sl4l.-
U4.-Jou are outstanding.
Money in London. :. p cent Rate Of dis
count in the open IN arket for both short and
three n onths bills. / 1915 cent. Paris ad-
vices quote = cents at 81 francs 10 CEN
times. and exchange on London at 25 francs
% centines.