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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
FOR TAXING TIE FIELD AGAINST THE SIoUY

Omaha, Feb. "a dispatch from Pine Ridge to
1.-THE Bee" says: 1.-THE Uncapapa 10y Mark. who
was ono OF the murderers Of the four s,ites at the
beef camp on White Clay Creek brought into
the agency to-day. lie IA under guard at the camp
Of Young Man-.Afrnid or Ills -Horses and will be
turned over 10 the United States Marshal TO NOR.
row. Two Strikes Is expected to die before morn.
Ing. The bringing OF the murderer to the agency Is
likely 10 cause considerable excitement. but the
whites and friendlies here have confidence In Cap.
tain Browns ability 10 cope with the hostlles.
A dispatch from Robinson, where the first bat
TALON OF The 9th Cavalry Is stationed says that ar
rangements are being made there to get ready for
the field. Horses are being shOd, and other prep
aratlOns for active service In pOgrcss."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS SOLD.

vemnhis Teuu Feb 0.-The Arhison, lope'a
and santa Fe Railroad Company has surprise III
store for Its rivals the Missouri Pac'tc ana 'hc
Iuoi, Central. Negotiations have Deem qu'.S
pcnding for some time for the purchase oil inc I,'
roc, and Memphis by the Atchson people, ~" II
IS learned that the deal has about been co"Ple""'
The santa re route offered 10 purchase me ii''i'
pocr and Memphis md complete the gap between
Little Rock and Paris Tex. II the CITIZENS 81 Mem-
nils would take u small amount OF stock ana SILL NJ
-. ,bs cnmrlnv tel miua facilities IN this city. mo
IlIino, Central made nh effort Ia purchase 'he hV
lie Rock and Mcmphi, week ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
A SYNDICATE AFTER THE PROPERTY,
THE UNION CLUB AND OTHERS MAY Buy THE
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL pLOT.


As the time when st. Luke's Hospital viii move 70
Washington Heights approacheS the question a. finding
purchaser for the present property In Fifth.avc, from
Frtyourh ftynfth st.. becomes OF more and more
interest 1t learned Yesterday that syndicate Is
buy the cntiIc plot which, being 400 feet deep
contains hirty-two city lots, This syndicate is ognlz
ing with under Standing that the Union club viii buy
oncfouth Of the property, 100 feet In the avenue and
200 In Fiftyfourh-st
Some time ago the trustees Of the hospital rXoi
81 800 the price for oil the land They demanded
81 900 600 from the club for the eight lots declaring thai
10 have clubhouse the would lessen the value
OF icSt q the plot. Tho Union Club
offered 100000. IL understood that the other sid
lowered its figures 100000. lot agreement
never reached. The club has searched Fh-lyc In vain
for another M and It's members being forced tho
conclusion that the Fifty i0ufthst mist eventually
be bought
George Maccuoch Miller and Samuel D. Babcock.
trustees Of the hospital could be last night ant
IL Ia not known that the syndicate has COMO far as
actually 10 begin negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
THE NETWORKS LAST TRIP FROM QC EEySToWy

The American Line steamer New-York sailed at 80
m. yesterday from Queenstown for this port She
board $50 FIRST cabin 32S cabin and 400
passengers This IS her last trip om Queenstown her
sailing Tor; hereafter being Southampton. The White
Majestic sled from Queenstown about half
hour after her rival and this is the last opportunity
they may have Of racing from tho rort IL not i'm.
probable that both captains will avail themselves OF the
opportunity and endeavor to make new record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

Ing fkc 10 Is known to medical science The
Discovery far surpnsses nasty Cod Liver
Oil and ali Its filthy compounds as flesh.
builder for those reduced In weight below .
healthy standard. Il is guaranteed, as no
other medicine Of the kind In al lingering
Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affections, and
in overy disease t.lat can be reached through
the blood, II IL ever fails to benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
30 oH1L,s INDEMNITY APPoRTIoNED.
THE FAMILIES OF MGGIN AND TURNBULL r
..,a GET 10000 EACH.

LIS GET $4,000 EACH.
Washington, Feb 9.-rhe Secretary Of the Navy TO.
Asy approved the findings in regard the distribution
u the Gillian award for the families Of those killed
ana injured at Valparaiso. October 49, 1901. in the
attack On the searnen OF the Baltimore. The Board
arranged the casualties into four classes. ana
signed proporuonate amount Of the $4,000 as
follows:
To the families Of those killed, namely. Charles W.
Mggin boatswan's mate. and william Turnbnll. coal
beaver. $4,000 EACH. To those seriously injured
jeremiah Anderson coal HEAVIER. 5000 John HandI-
ton. carpenters mate. $1,000; John w. Talbot sea.
mana apprentice. $4,000: John II. Davidson iandsmap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
NO MORE FOR RIVERS AND HAGBoRs

Washington. Feb. DIN the senate to-day Mr. FRYE.
In reporting back adversely certain amendments re-
ferred TO the Committee Commerce propo.ing river
and harbor appropriations said that the sundry Civil
Appropriation bin already contained river harbor
appropriations to the amount Of Sl6.000.OO0 landes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
opnrprn RI LEAVE rHEII UNION.

Knoxville, Tenn. Feb. GA sensation mas
con.,d in the ranks OF the Order OF Railway Iess
raphers Of the East Tennessee system BY an o,.~
from the general managers ONCE hat all me", ,...
OF that organization must resign membership OF W.
fhalr pac(s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
RUFUS HATCH SERIOUSLY I'LL.

Rufus Hatch. tn, wenown 1rancier. is repor..
10 be seriously Ill at his home In spuyten Duyvl'
h, q been confined to his house for over week. -
s suffering from q complication Of diseases wn'.s
r.v. lad N heart trouble. II was nor until hw
Yesterday afternoon that Mr. Hatchs friends learns
that De was In q serious condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
AMERICAN INSTITUTE ELECTS OFFICgny

The annual election OF Officers and dire tors for IN
American Institute bcld last evening at No IIS IVES
.r.y-eighth-st. and resulted follows President
Trumbul Smith vice.prcsidents, Waltz Shriver ant
zncharlaa Dederck trustees. James o. Powers Vincent
9. King and John A. Mapes; auditor Moscs Slater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

30 900: George Painter coal HEAVIER, $500: William
Lacey coal beaver, C2.000: Herman FrederickS
seaman 81 800; Henry {. Jarrett, seaman Sioo'
,oh, NcRrde oiler sI5cO: John Butler. seaman
0nrentica ~ zoo r, q ose assaulted and detained In
Prison elght,en in number sum, ranging from o.
800 dowr 10 500 To those arrested or slightly IN
iurcd, t,rcn,y-; hree IN number sums ranging from
r-on ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
NEW WESTERN PASSENGER A"hhE"hNi :

Chicago. Feb. 0.-Thc rtorgan'auoh 'o"''"''
OF the Western Passenger Association HES "l'"'
mously approved the main part OF the PROPOSED
new agreement This approval Is accompanied W
that OF twenty four present and prospective "''''-
bcrs. among the latter being the Alton aid 'a'NSoh-
willie southeastern. No trouble l. expected over th
remaining sections OF the agreement ana western
roads ar, already fehc!ilng themselves on We
practically certain adoption OF what they believe Is
the best passenger agreement ever written.
With the old agreement ~ n basis. every doubtful
or unnecessary word section was stricken out ana
replaced by Others susceptible o no doub'fh neal.
rg Every dl.put" and arlitIa'inn rndtt TIC OLD
agreement WIS carefully gone over, ana IN" result
embodied In the agreement. II i the general
belief that no arbitration will ever bc held under
tl. agreement. II niua' be new matter or extra.
ordinary conduct the part Of the chairman OF
the association which Gm lead to all arbiiraIion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally In keeping with Injuries
rencdy must BE- pleasantly acceptable form purely
whclesome IN composition truly beneficial in eneet and
n be coasuts physician II cons,ipatsi he uses the
gentle family laxative Syrup Of Figs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
GENERAL BgArREGARD OUT OF DANGER.

New Orleans, Feb DIN response 10 'nqa" sy.n
couor,, peanregards bous, the information Is sven
that the General has almost entirely recovered i"~
the attack of collie with which he was pros,',
last sunday. His physician considers MN e"''''
ont Of danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
FAuOVS WAR HORSE DEAD.

Pittsfeld, Mass, Feb. o." Mrs. Gaines the fam'W
war.horse of Colonel Auchmuty, Of Lenox, died ysf
terday, aged thirty-Six years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
Old Dominion Cigarettes

lead In merit and popularity. One trial d
this brand is sufficient To make a pcrnss-
nent customer. Photograph In each pack.
age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

Prompt relief and permanent euro for
your Catarrh, will certainly follow tho use
Of DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy. It's makers
will pay $500 reward for any incurable casa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
THE ONWARD MARCH
Consumption is stopped short

Of Consumption is stopped short
by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Always, II you
haven't waited beyond reason,
there's complete recovery and
cure. In those scrofulous con-
ditions Of tho blood which invite
Consumption; in severe, Nnger.
Ing Coughs, and Weak Lungs,
which threaten you with IT,"
In Consumption itself, and when
other help has failed-this medi.
cine d . proved remedy.
As . blood cleanser, strength
restorer, and flesh builder. moth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

the continuing contract clause and that .e ry
mittee Commerce could not recommehh any i'
river and harbor appropriations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
TIE \. Y. ANp y L. ELECTION or orErEEs.

IIiE y. = MD TtIsIf' TN OF UT - ''N''
IL wa, rumorcd yc,c.dny In Wall Street that Che am
uu,l election Of the Nrw.York and Ncwkngland Railroad
nc>t month ould the Rocket Hers had control
Of the property william Eo0k eoicr denied that there
vns any truth Ia thu story. 1t Il supposed 10 have bce
started force Of the recent blow given u the
Mcleod y. IS rngand combination by the acquisition Of
the Old Colony Railroad the interest VI the York.
New Haven aid Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

Sold everywhere. Price: CUTlCURA,
soc. SOAP. 25c. RESOLVENT, 81.
Prepared bv POTTER DRUG AND CHEN.
ICAL CORPORATION. Boston
"All About the skin, Scalp and Hair"
90 paees 800 Diseases, mailed free. ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

New fast line to ottawa via New-fork 'e"''
Through sleeping cars-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
1)roposals.
Chicf Engineer and Supe intendent.
BROOKLYN. y. Y. Ap IL, 1893
PROPOSALS FOR COL0Rs. GUID0NS,

PROPOSALS FOR COLORS, GUiDONS.
Making stamps. etc Pha. Depot. q. NJ. DcPt
No 42s Arch St, Philadelphia Pa Marcn T. lo93
sealed pop0-as rin.icate viii BE- received here unui
II O'Clock M Monday. April IL 1873 for furnishing tho
l. Quartemastl's Department IN this city with such
six TX ana >rrVtc gnidonS color ana
r,Iidon -ans. silver rings tor color stalls hospital hags;
during tho fiscal year ending June 3d. 1894. BIDS for
al points will be cosdoref. samples can
ic sen ut Schnykill Arsenal. The Government
srrycs the right r'Ject an bids Preference
VIII BE- given articles of domestic production or me nu
f,c,ie conditions Of quality and price Including IN the
pfce u foreign productions or manufactures me guy
for proposals. ctr apply 70 this once Envelope. con.
tanne proposals. be inlo<ed show what they contan
and addics.ed 70 tho under. igIcI {. g. SAWTELLE.
Deputy QuIitci mIs'erIienefa, u. \. A.
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u,OWN OF FLrSIIINl;-QrEENs co. y. =.

'VNN y VT I ~ "
L Ponds 'or .aclrhc Supervisor Of ~" town OF
Pushing viii receive Sil 81 $4,000 OF bonds
for the inIr,Ncmot u Broadway. in said town. Also
GRO ~ bonds Tor u" b"dng OF an iron
lridge over ftpe Neck rock. in sail town Thee
Iond De issued IN ~ $1,000 each. and VIII
h,ar i,r,.t At rate II i've per cent. payable in
Novoul or and Nav. noud OF each class will b.
rayarlc annutv te nrst dag ~ Nav after dat" ~
issue Those classes Of bonds are ssurl pursuan:
an ~ & Eoari or Supervisor. OF Gu ems County
m, wh, be- received up :" II o'tlc"k noon. on
wednesday. th' .Gh day 81 \pril. 1893 at tho Town
,l.tN'. af,c In Town Hal ih (hc viige u Flush
M whom sad bids viii b" publicly opened. The Super
Visor reserves tn right 10 all BIDS Separ
ate BIDS submitted for oorh class OF londs. ami
per Of N amount bi for must accompany ths
nd In certified clec, The checks OF unsuccessful bid
dcrs will returned Immediately after tn lids have
teen opened
Eli. must DO marked the envelope IBID for Broad
wav Iupio, Bonds or 'Rd for Littl' Neck Iron
Urdyc l.Ond- - b. addressed 20 David L. Van
N0,tand Supervisor Town OF Flushing Flushing. queens
'' DAVID T. VAN NOSTEASD,
Supervisor Town OF Flushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15


NEWYOtk, April 18th. 1873.
MESsHS. WIN. p. CLYDE, GEoHTE F. STONE,
WM F.. STRONG J. c. MABEN and
THOMAS 7. RYAN. Present.
GENTLEMEN:
Referring to your favor Of Fob. ID. 1893. and our
Of the date would that we have care
fully rccXamncd the Affairs Of tho Richmond Terminal Sys
ton. including It's subordinate companies. and we believe
that their reorganization practicable sound financial
bass that will bc equitable aud prove 10 the ultimate oi
vantage OF all! security holders.
We are prepared 10 OF your request and viii BE-
ready agreement aid plan Of reorganization
and to form syndicate undcrwrtc the sane "a soon
several classes Of the Terminal Company
VIZ Six pcr Bends Five pcr cent Bond-. Preferred
STOCK and Cor STOCK shall pursuant to your letter OF
Feb . have been dcpGs I'd with Us In amounts sufficient
demon,,te holders OF such securities generally
join your desire that We shall undertake the work OF
reorganization
1t must BE- understood that given fall authority
to inclulc OF the Terminal Company
deposited In the plan announced. ana that each
dcpostor by his deposit such authority and MS con-
sent that all the terms and provisions u the p'l together
assessments deposited stock. shall b. Discretionary
with
A. presume that You Will communicate the contents
Of this letter b all holders Of Richmond Terminal stock
and bonds would further say In such event we
shall be- prepared Monday. April H. 1898 TO
office. No. % Wall Street. deposits Of Rich
mond Terminal securities above and TO give our tom
porary receipts for In negotiable form.
rlon announcement Of the PLAN these temporary re-
ccips h., cxchsnrcahc for reorganization GER
tiacatcs counterslqncd by the Central Trust Company
which Company custodian, of the securities
delivered for the purpos" Of the reorganization.
Yours truly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
DTPAIEING MACADAMIZ ROADWAY.

IL Ifopn.alS. Including lurnl-hEg Of material
cpit aD0ub tnp Tiirs o thr nIIcadinnru
highway known ~ the jericho IH;npihe ,itu yea "tt
In the Fir and porY in th, Second Divisions or Qn"eS
County s. Y VIII he received by ~" 'o'ri Of Supi
visor, s1ii County at the Asylum. Mlnroa until l.
o'cloct noon the crl fay NJ May. 1873 For nio
AID slccincaion- apply - the Division Engineers rs
follows: For First Division. g.. ~ kpI LII f.ls. ~
M,n.>t. Flushing T. l.: TO- Second Division. JOIN J.
McI,ATGIIl.IN Frlion-St.. fanatic. l.. L. \ certified
choci in Of $500 shall accompany each proposal
Tho right t,scryc1 teieet or all proposals,
order Of BOeiG Of Supervisors Queens, county,
L,LLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
EUROPEAN rINANcIAL MARKETS.

London. April If. p. m.-Con.ols % - for both
money and the account. New orb. P"nn,ylNAnlh ana
Ohio first mortgage bonds % - tdlidah Iaciic'
- 81 Erie II j-- llin0, Ccntinl, lpl p. M"Nl'
ordinary, II Work Central, 10 10; Read
Ing. IL 81.
rhr amount Of bullion gone into the Bank oil
England on balance today l. cJ.ODo
Paris advlcc~ quot" per cent r"ntcS NJ W francs
81 confines for the account and exchange OH London
al o. francs II II confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

1000 Z IS YOU. Ido2 ,oIUVI VI
Af26 DznA OF n Y. ..23J 2JtO do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

ATcnIsoy. TOPEKA AHD sAXrA FE.
lSGl 1 S92 ls ;td
En- 5n Tg 20 A m Agfi s7gco7 7i55i55 s9l646
ST LOUIS AID sAN FRANCIS o.
Number Of niles. lc'I l.c'5 20,
fil.' "t to A i A a5cG36i etsl,-O5 22iOs7j
COLORADO MIDLAND.
Number ~ miles ..... $40 3,o ~.o .'oV
First week In April. 500! 81 " ! g.! NJ.
Jaa. ! 10 April 1..... JcSt3o o-I''o' "0o''''
COLUMBUS. SHAWNEE AND HOOKING.
Number Of miles ....... lbl 40 ~ s,o ~
Fl - week in Apil... SOILS s2',922 g., siv ~,
Jan. ] ~ April 1.... lO'2'' i'''-'' ''-''-'
EVANSVILLE AND RICHMOND.
Number Of miles To- IT,, .. "
First week IN April. go o. 9 uy
Jan. l 10 April 7...... -''O' 'i'iVo
FLINT AND pEEE MARQUETTE.
Number of miles ...... G21 W ,o DIV
First week in April. sj7922 s.931dn 1oe1 1l
Jan. ] t. ApN 7-..... S-i,plf c'i''o' ''''--'
IMPORTS or DEYGDODS AT NlWlOEk
For the week iSl1. ls'- ~ 1913;
Ento Cd At the port. slS.ot3o SlSi,9 e, w.! 5
Thrown o. the market l,,S5,l75 2'c-lSl' -'-oi'''-
Since Jan. i o., ., ,,, 49,
Entered ~ the port ilIoGo95 It's. D.. - 81
In own The market 439Oi.cio 42''J'V-o 'i'o-oooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

p.,tpo,D EARNINGS.

sight exchange on London was shade lover at
2J.lI l.! irancs 10 the sterling.
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financial GIctllons.
AID HUDSON CANAL CON-.

nELAWARE AND Ill DSON CANAL COAi,
Dr,NI New. torN Mach JDth. 1873 The annul!
NJ nf ,ticAnnl1cf- o thi- company vii Oe h.!u
OF eonp1ny II tortandt-t. IL this 'iu
on ~ DIV III Dth ~ May neat, Tor the election Os
. fJr other hu-lhH---
The rois vi o,cn 1t IL clock noon anu c;",n oren
,- an. hour Ihr ap.irT books VII, be- 'O-l iFoH t"e
dose q bn-iac.s seturiy. April .3,h, unE he nom
Ing of Wrdnr.dly. May IL
"' "D' v Wv y OLNPHANr Secretary.
CEXrEAL RAILROAD 60. or NEwJEKSEf'
Ii3 I.iBEETI->r 800
Ncw.lorx. Aprii ). 1893
" Office ia hereby given that the Annua
y N.t.ue @holGrr, Of The Genital hai'Ioau
a. elect Mn" Dire tor % -rll
or he year ne,s ensuing viii he held at III" once 81 th
In CITY between the houfs OF l. otlOcA
m and ! o clock o. NJ. Of trdly. May neN ,,.
NE Stock Transfer Book viii BE- closed from Saturuay
the i5th lust, 10 SATURDAY. the dth nroximo.
"'S N SAMUEL KNOX, SecretaIy'
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QUIET, BUT IRREGULAR.
STOCKS CLOSE HIGHER,
vAyuATTAN AND RICHMOND TERMINAL
WERE EXCEPTIONS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. APRIL IA.
SALES or BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TEL
~ IGRAPH COMPANY.

To the Stockholders. The arnua! meeting .: ;he sock
holder. Of Nr' England TEL! phrt" ana Ir.eliJph
COMPANY viii b. hold "a ~ ia" one" u Ia company. u
ori,ni,..t Room SO. col. ~ uc city Of "" .hoik
fl, Monl,y III. ur.t dav II Mlv 1898 At eleven clock
in the forenoon tn following purposes
choo-a Dire, tors Tor the ensuing wear
ID To transact ans Other Jusine,, that may ;htG
lcg,ily - l. for" the meeting
The transfer hook will be- ciO.c1 from N" 1t CAV
Of Aurlf H. the :, d,t Of MAY. both dir- included
~ ord ~ tho Il r'ctor-. . w i-ltI.p'N'
New YORK. April -. ~ J. secretary
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financial.


% WALL STREET.
NEW-TORk, April 18th 1873.
MESSGS. WIN. p. CLYDE, hLOHiE +. STONE,
wM. F.. STRONG J. c. MABEN. and
THOMAS +. RYAN. Present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
~ 0TlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4

~ meeting q the ,toc ahod r. oil IuE NJ" lukh,
tuICAGO MD ~ Lpll> EAiIilND tpMnAN )
ma. VIII be- ned at thr principal Once 81
aid Company Ia Cleveland ONO, on the third day of
Slav \ D. 1873 NJ O'Clock a. N. Tor IN" pul pose
ana ',lth tac object u voting uPn ne approval oi a
,ot,r,rt with the LAKE >iIOhE ANp MitHI'fNN
III |,sti:N KNiLWAN COMPANY for the lease 70 the
NtW.lOEk CHICAGO AND 81. Louis RAIL
10 ID COMPANY Of pat u the premises heretofore
used by -a.d LAKE >nOl.E Az? MI, H!'NN NoU RI.
rltN i;NtI.NAN COMPANY q. "A part - ~ main line
,ni rehi Of wa extending ea,t"rly nom point IN the
t.IIY ~ DT NkIKK. CHADTAIQtA tOlNIl NEW.
YORK about fpuruith- (i.jl ~ mile WEST u the
iANr town line thereof. distance ~ about "eht 90
mics u pint IN tnc village oil SILVER tELEh. ~
s''u Noo" ALLYN cox
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Reorganization OF the
Central X. Il. and Banking Co. 0.
Georgia and lis Allied Lines.

Tho committee CHARGED with the above rclrcda1a'on at
the request Of important Interest. Ia, ext nd III" HIM.
Il Tine until wh.h -ccui'c, hall lie received undc. t"
plan 20 Nav l. 1893. Lars" amount. of >c'uFts> have
already been teu0-cd and The crop" atiol 4 additional
amount, ha. pl-ei. sufficient n jh opni,n u ne
committee insure Tie succc., q ur icor-1nIati"n
After May securities Will only BE- received Il AT ALL
up1n Iayment Of a p.nol'y Of three per cch. IA the
d.cIcon committee. upon the par ,a.rc u tnc
deposits then desired 20 J." made.
By order Of the committee.
(sgncD WM. T. WHARTON. Socrc:lry.
referring 20 tic above. the Mercantile Trust com
pany Is prepared to cccllc deposits Of - urlur' unHi
,he plan Il rrocanzaton cop, Of which can be had at
ito office until May l. 1893.
(sgncdj LOUIS FITZGERALD. Pcsiicnt.
SLN.NOIk. Apfll /, 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET

Government bonds were virtually neglected at
the Stock Exchange. A sale OF 81 900 coupon Is
WIS made ~ Is IL. n comparative gain Of -
per cent The asked riccs for both classes of A.
and bids for Of tie currency Is were raised
l-ial.2 per cent. Tic closing quotations were
as follows
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
The Chinese Bible.

The Chinese scriptures or sacred
books were compiled and partly com
posed by Confuclus himself. They
are divided into FIVE books-viz:
The Viking. " which treats Who'll
ly of cosmOgony.
''Shu-King, the acts and wise max
inns Of Yaoa, Shun and other ancient
Chinese kings and philosophers. who
are now held in great veneration.
sinking, which contains 81 sa-
cred poems
''Ee-King, or The Book Of Rites. -
which is a repository of maxims and
directions for everyday life Of al
sorts and conditions OF people.
''Chun Tsien, which is history
Of the time Of COnfucius. These
books taken collectively are usually
referred 10 in lists OF bibles Of the
world as The Five Kings" The
word king in this connection, as
understand il, simply means book. I"
st Louis Republic.