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New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
francs 5l7Ha5.Is7s and Sis; relchsmaris. s5's
FOREIGN MARKETS.

The governors OF the Bank Of England at tncr
weekly meeting made no change in It's minimum
rate Of discount. which remains at per cent;
In the week the bank gained 100000 bullion, ana
the proportion Of reserve To liability was ra ased
from 55.% TO 6l.04 per cent. against an adFElce
from AIS to 4702 per cent IN the corresponding
week last year. when the discount rate was un-
changed at 2ia per cent. To-day the bank lost
1000 on balance At the London Stock EN-
change British consols were steady at lOo l-M7o
money and 1o0h for the account In the '7,en
market money was dearer at ia per cent for dis
counts and firm at llsgiA per cent tor Cahy
balances Bar silver was steady At 2sstd an
ounce. American railway shares were dull ana
weak. but they plainly awaited an impulse rom
New-York. AZ Paris French 3 Der cents re He'd
n few centmes to 99.22la sight exchange on Lon
don advancing to 25.l7 francs the sterling: lAe
weekly statement of the Bank Of France showed
a decrease In specie of 5.S5000O francs gold, anc
eS25 900 francs silver
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
.finGucial elections.


n Office is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of Ire Stockholders of the NEW-YORk
CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY. for
election Directors aad ether general purpofes VIII be
held O'Clock n Wednesday. Nay ID 1874, ~
the Company's principal Office. in Cleveland. Ohio
ALLYN cox secretary.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NEW-JERSEY,
i43 Liberty street.
NT;W-YOHK April 9th 1s9i
n Office IL hereby given that the annual meet
" stockholders of the Central Railroad Com
pany NewJesey 10 elect nine Directors TO serve lor
the year ensuing will nc held the Office ~ the
Company Jersey city between the hours OF IL O'Clock
and | O'Clock y. m. Of F.iday. May lltn' neSt ana
that stock ransfcr Book viii lie closed from Monday.
the 10Th Inst. Saturday. the 18th proximo.
SAMUEL KNoX Secretary
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
CONIANY. -
NEW-YORK March both 1894.
TNTIE ANIMAL MEETING OF the stockholm
= ers OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Will
held at Office the company. II tortandt- ST.
Ncg-Yo city. On Tupsday the Sth day OF Ny next.
for the election of ani for nther business
Polls opened twelve O'Clock noon, AKA Ie-
r,gn open fer at least hour -
will 30 submitted for Increase or tne
Capital Stock to thirty-fv" millions OF dollars the pro-
used retiring the bonds falling due Stnosr
IT, 1So4 balance remaining over TO be paid INTO
thc company's treasury
4 full attendance : requested.
Tho transfer books will be closed from the close o'
business SATURDAY April 2Stn 1894. until the morning
q: Nsdnsfdsy SIRy ?;h.
Dy orde. Of the Board OF Managers
+. NJ OLYPHANT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.


CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sIoChs'
r,d ,s.,1 Bid Asked
,-,., 60 r, a. C5 Nor pac Co..... -.
- - reaction - 81 s. %or Pac pref. 2l$s ~ J
:, -. ho,de ~. - Perm II R....... 5l's 81
> &c, g e., a. Ph & II stock. 10 clio lVH
,'eh,nS V,ii.y 40 4vt,l Met Traction. ..l@l i@ls
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
WaIston II. brown, Chairman.
Northern Pacific Railroad.

ppreTDTNTS OFFICE. 80 WNLL STIIFF.T-
NETWORK. l0th April 1894.
ri, hosors q, ALL Issues Of of this company. rs
~ a %, h.rds OF Branch AMI Lcasei Lines. are re-
o,.s,e, 70 send their names and addresses and th'
amounts of their holdings. To the undersigned al Tue
above address
Thi, nctlcn viii not commit hondho'i"fs VI any WV
r, VIII enable the of the company to iIhs' u'
,,-r,,,, s 20 i,s affairs and the proper time. to
confer os to a plan Of reorganization
DRAYTON IVES. Presiient.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
pipiorno Notices.

THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILI.IMINATING CoIr""i
-" " OF NEW-YOIh.
DIVIDEND NO SO -
NEW YORK. april 10. ls9i. 49,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
"A ONE HAIF OtD PER CENT. on the cagtai .,o.K ,sa,
80. .nr,,.ny has bnen declared payable MAY J. ls"f,
70 stoctSoiders Of record at r. on FRiDAn RI t ne
~. .t Ia closed 20 be reopencd May al 10 m
DOCKS WI" 10 '''s~' JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Savannah & Western BOndholders
Protective Committee.

Tho undcrsigncd regard nuy division OF tho
DnpdhoId-rs Of the Savannah a Nestcrn
unitrond Company -spcciniiy unfortunate
n, tb,. dine and believe united action cs-
rcntini.
We woull call The attention ~ the i'onihoier- 70 a
Resolution passed b. tins Committee a the list day OF
f,s~eui~r isa. viz
.Movrd D., ilr. Borfs ncrondri by Mr. Garth
TINT the propcr fine having arrived. the
Ccnfrni Trust Company he Authorized to re-
turn MI Chattanooga. Rome ~ Columbus
bond. 81 hich II had received on deposit. 10
the owner. hoidir@ Ia receipts. without amy
ctnrs.c gor cxpcnscs q costs. and that here
after no further deposits or 'h"ftH Hn""Sn'
no,nc & ro,umbus Columbus & " Wcstcrn. or
CoIuu,bu. & Rome Railroad bonds nc nc
rcpted thereby making the Committee
,ur.Iv Savannah & Western Committee
This Committee Therefore Mt represent tho 'hn'
,.noo,o Rome g Columbus bcnes. the Georgia Centrafs
Coating dcb or any inerct except that ~ the Savannah
q Western Bluih0lders
Tt,s COMMITTEE. urges ali Bon'holl'rs 10 deposit their
i.nds with the CENTRAL TRt 81 tOhPANh oI
NEW-YORk. under tho Bondholders Protective AHrec'
mont and ~ send their addresses - ihr mar
member - th, Committee. IN ofp"f ta '5
NAV he furnirhei with print" circular con
formation of the important results nifchu!
achieved by the Committee. and tho necessary
facts essential f.. them o. determine the 'oul'e ''s
T.st1 Committee recommends careful inquiry BY the
ondholGers before aylng then elves WIN any o"'r III
t"r>-t ...... -,o,, ,,..f..,.,
II. &. MARTIN.
H. T.. GARTH. ..
JOSEPH VI. LtCHTEHh EU.
H. H. LEHMAN.
EDWIN =. HOOLEf.
~. ..,n och iSaI 20 Nassau street.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
-.,.nn1,,,r CoI-pT YEw.YORK COUNTY.

r,I-pREAIE COURT. NEWIORk COtN NI1.
- ,rr.i n.rar and Douctille Dcnlson as sole surEr
-, .r,rc,s rni.r the VIII ~ Noel j. lI-car 1ece,-u'
l.h AGAINST Dolnels ilenson, ndvlduuE' Sosvq
Cornish Gagnehln. W NlllaHl j.. iel
"n Adele FrunS. Louise Bull Adce ~ ~ttener" 'ri
N,ol,.le iull Caroline H"nri"ttH
,iii irtrston Marguerite Lucy Johnston hop"rt " NJ
& iohrston Alfred Andr,w Johnston theolEa N,He
fi Eixard William Cameron, Alfred IecAr' inl
1.s,, Nnrv Johnson Lawton. Eve'yn iA"ton Hi.r'u
,a. t,nor Noel j. Becar. Lena NJ wall. aFt'hia''S
summons. ,.,o,,,,.r.
,. bereby summoned answer the comps NJ IN
M ac,,o, and to serve copy of your answer on ,ue
is ,rrova within twenty days after tho ser.lcs
ht" ,r,inons exclusive Ot the day of serNce' anu n
oa " -, ynir failure appear or answer Judgment VIII
"a t,Lcn against you by default for TIE Tcet drmanaed
IN the complaint .o.
Dateu ""N" 49, LORD. DAY & lord
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office ana Pos,0fice Address.
No i20 broadway.
New-York CITY
To tho pererdsn,s Caroline Henrietta Johnston MARIE
.Iine rnhnston Marguerite Lucy Johnston Robert VIII
Alfred Andrew Johnston. Theodore Alice
Johnston and Evelyn i.awton; ,,,-
I,no you. Dy publca
r pn,-,anr 10 an " the Hon. George l. lnyra
lam one ct the Justices OF the supreme Court OF the
State OF New-Yo dated the 9th day ot March lsst ana ana
olSd with The complaint in the Office OF the Clerk o. ne
~ NJ nd County OF New-york. the County Court
IIonsa in tie civ ot New-York.
Dated March s. 1894 an NV .,onD
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
100 Broadway,
NewYork City
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday. April l2-p. III
The business in stocks was smaller even than
# vas Yesterday. and for the dulness there was
not even the excuse Of interrupted communlca,,
,lo, nv telegraph. The superficial character "a
the ira ding was proved sufficiently by the lacl
that the most active stock was American 10
bacco This was the only stock IN which lrsna siS
actions exceeded 10000 shares ana IN VIII
Nuctrations we're worthy OF notice. For some
reason or other. known only 10 those III cnaiso
Of the manipulation. this stock feH aorupuy
something over per cent, anu anu r,,a, ranrsn q IN
the opening price The stock market IS IN
had way when movements OF this kind can nave
important influence. I, is doubtful II the course
of prices really was affected BY these hcHNous
Tho outward movement Of gold IS about 70 be
resumed Shipments on Saturday will be Sl,OOO,-
900. and may be twice mat sum. me 49,
feature Of the situation is that at present Ta'eS
for exchange gold may be shipped without lVss
10 London and Paris, and that rates on German ,a.
points are only a little below the shipping point
There can be no triangular arrangement ana me
price Of sterling exchange at Paris ana berHn
which recently has been persstently miSquo'eu
will neither help nor TctaTd exports OF inc
nracious metal i will be alleged that the ex-
norts result from a settlement OF sterling loans
and that the merchandise balance is largely IN
favor of this country. but II Will remain PLAIN
that in the first case a settlement means WIFE
drawal of capital. and in the other that the re-
turn Of securities has been much larger than
was cOmmony known. The amount OF European
buying which mas been ordered from NV
York Is one Of the things which may partially
be exposed by extensive shipments Of gold.
The variations in prices. aside from those IN
American Tobacco were hardly worthy Of no.
tlce The stocks which nave an internauona!
market were weak. and 81. PAU lost 3s and
Louisville and Nashville nearly per cent. There
was little news beyond reports or railway earn
ings and they were not favorable to higher
prices for securities. The reorganization of
some companies Is likely 10 BE- attended WIN
serious and perhaps, prolonged litigation. The
action OF Congress tariff and financial sub
iects Is still in doubt. and In the circumstances
the duness Of speculation ought not TO be sur
prising The closing was duh and heavy at
about the lowest figures.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds again were active and al
though the principal business was In the new
Z pcr cents the whole market was strong ana
higher The closing quotations were az follows;
ia .oat
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

fso,nix rc'so, " p, IS ~ ~ ~ u" * s:c :cc
Total shares for the day. OF Ssi
SALES At THE CoNsoIJDArED sTocK Axn
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Financial Mrclln9s.

49,
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ihEo,
/ TDENT MANhGERS AND CONfANl % 4ilb
pEI,NWARE AND HUDSON CANAL. 'VMfN -,
reerp %. Tho stocxholdefs Of the President Alalab
o,d Corrany ~ The Delaware and Huda)n Cana Co1pS
=, hereby ,poraily called the purpose "i conHln'ns
votn. proposition TO Increase me c'plta "tpc
., said Cou,.ny fron Thirty Million Dollars. It's present.
ca,eI 10 Thu,vnye Million Dollars. sucn ncrcsse oi
~ SlJl,on Dollars to divided into f1uy Ihosand
Sber,a ~ one Hundred Dollars each.
be- held AT the once or th' sall oHl
,en~ NJ No 81 Cortiand Street. In the 'lty or New
Enr ON TUESDAY Sih day Of May l3i nj j. clOcA
| Dated York. April iaih, lN3i
James Roosevelt. 'h'.l.F s'.o,O"N
william u. Tliinghast, NirAAh'tE ~, III,
Alfred Van SantNoord, hnuiS'y % ,srr"|
| 4. l,ocsevelt, kon'tt ", piS rtnia.,
A majority Of The Managers Of SAID company. -
IVUE ANNUAL MEETING of the StocAhold
\ ora Of the Dutchess County Rnfiroad tom-
.,,x viii bo held NJ Companys Ohce, 20s aiam-s
] tonriteo,se y y on Monday. May .th le?i al IL
I O clock n. ,,,..-,...
by orue' VI '"' ~ MILTON A. FOWLER,
Secretary.
------ NETWORK. ApTil 10. 1891
I rINIIE TRANSFER BOOKS or the COLUMBUS
and Hooking Coal Iron Company Tor me purp2se
/ ., the Annual Meeting 10 no held at Columbus ONO,
~ iG,h lsql Will close April 18th al . p m ana
| Tc'Pe" ''"' ''''' - Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
CITY or ST LOUIS.
PROPOSALS FOR - o...,-
TOUR PER CENT o,-YEAR GOLD RENEWAL BpNDS
MAYORS OFFICE, 400,
ST LOUIS. April bih. lSF
DY VIB-rJ'E OF Ordinance No. lI.l41, author
80 DROADyY Ny.

TOUR PER CENT 2o-IEAR GOLD RENhN AL b'-'D''
MAYORS OFFICE, 400,
ST LOUIS. April 5th. lS4
Ry vIRTUE OF Ordinance No; l7,l4', author 1i..
ID izlng and renewal bonds Of the cy &
G Of 81 p sSsel s oo rTsp's & for bgnrS I ee,n thou
sand pounds Sterling Gilooo IN ra9 bonds hcFrnater M %
described Or any portion thereof w be recGF - o at ,y
noon. II ihc ira da Of May rSo4 and publicly opened
saG ,nf ns w h. az d5ea @ unc i.t IS9i and
he deromiratoa of $1O United States ,jod 1on
,so var after 9hcr dar ana WI beer from
Their este ot ie rat Of four 90 per g, s'ni The M "y r.
June December r-'pec'Ivoly WIN BE- aachei To- "aSn en-
i cold Ci, iScn he rrlnriral md interest Thereon
VIM be na,d A. t,e pto: Of the holder either tie
%XTi0NAi BAN OF coNMERCE n NEW-Yo.RK. in
Bank of scotland IIrted ~ Nc,oas IA: Lane l-cnson s,n
stesag: and n the bonds are of tho denomination of
fioD sie-ng then pracpal ard interest mcr'oi Wh
~ the National Bank OK Scoand. iHind. b NchoiAs
GnS s'na'n M T>H oI coMMhcE y * NEYoRK IA
United satos Cola Coin at III" rate Of = S'3 per p'a %
roymcna of ihc prncTal 1nG p ntgrr sr!rr @ be- ce
atoa al tho -esrnt standard weight and nncncss. The
bonds be exchanged f.. registered bones ~ any
niddcrs ore requc.,cl 70 state in their proposals M
n,,,y, 10 be rr,bracci IN ono amount.
ir'pxals must d" nceonpan'ed lT gePoat oi cara o.
a subject to s appo'qn % c to % vS f 90 & ps5 cfo' Gsos 81
fhe nominal an9hnt OF 10" i,li. ~ -, - ,ncryiqc
70 h. held srb-c, TO forfeiiu-c Ci,y in event OF
posa IN care ~ compnnce - j." reia.ned AZ plri
alnoun ~ cr~ - ~ = - SIC l;9,c n th,
nj thc .rcr ~ tho NATIONAL. HANE or SCOTLAND.
LIMITED LONDON. ENGLAND. VIZ 10 accepted IS
c..nuifance ~" requirements relating 20 Do
pciis 40 viii h' alowc! On earnest money de-
posted by ~" successful hHil"r-
An rDsols viii ~ subject tho conditions and r"s
erya1ns ~ this advertisement and must rcier 70 Sane
r,-,lor agreement fhc part ot tho Bidder
The a-a-a VIII h. subject 20 fhr np-rovai ~ ih' Com
uit,oe on Wav- end Means Of 10th b-'nrhcs oi the
Mruiclnal Assembly
Tho i-nle viii delivered are'rr' pnyr1oni 'Herc'or
g., ,,rrsuf fund, - tI" onnu'r'il@r IN the
,.ity n Louis tho 27in !1r u june. lSA ~ i
ii. tr''rtsn o. fhc NATIONAL.
TNNI or COMM .HCE II $ENYOEl,. On the 18Th
dar Oh. Iure. 1925. =,
bids
lniarse.i Proposals f'r Purchase ~ - Louis 'hy
Nouls
o, No.! ~ ono" 81 90" Compr '". - On" City Of
<, laiis g WtLHlIuSt. MAJOR.
IsNhC - +Tt RECON. Comniro!ler.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
N7FW METR0POIITAN OPERA HOUSE.

~ SPRING SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.
TEN NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES,
under the direction Of Messrs.
HENRY y ABBEY AND MAURICE GRAC.
Non Ey'e Apl. ID. Councils Opera FAUST.
Mines Melba and Scach; Nm. Ei De Reszke. Lassanc.
and Jean De Reszke Conductor sig. Mancneli
Tues y'g. Apl. II. B.zcts CARMEN. -,
Mines Calvs and Earnes NM. Ancona and De Lucia
Conductor Sig. BeyGnani
We'd Tv'g Ap iS Ne.dfs Opera AIDA.
Mines Nord ca and Scalchi NM IaSsallc Pancon. Cas-
,olmary and Sg Vcnas. Conductor Sig. Bevlgrrn.
1-hurs Iv'r Ap 10. First time Massenets WENrHEH
Mines Emma saires and Sgrid Arnoldson; NM MARTA
poura. and jean De Reszke. Conductor Ss.
Mancin.ili.
Fri. EY's Apl. 20. waencr's orern IoHENGRIN
Nmee Npba and Fursch Maii: MI Lassaile. Pancor.
Vasohetu and Sig vignns Conductor Sig hancinells
sat Afternoon Apl Matinee performance os Godnocs
opera ROMEO EFT JULfETTE.
Mines. Eames Guercia NM. Ed DE Res1xe. Pianeon'
Nataponra Cas,elmarY and Jean DE Reszke
sunday Ev'g Apl 30. ONLY SUNDAY CONCERT.
seats for any of the above performances can be had AZ
Poy Office Metropolitan Opera House. also NJ Tysons
ticket Office, the leading hotels and at Hui'nans III
I,roaiysy Knabs Pianos used exclusively.
The Grand organ Just completed VIII be used for tss
first time Monday Evening in Faust"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Bankers Gno Brokers
Ccsal Noilrrs

-.~,- = =
NEW YORK SUPREME COT RI, CITY AMI
~ cot NrY OF NEW N-YORK.-New-Iork Life Inaur-
ance Company. plaintiffs, against Alexander g. B'aSK
Agn,s Black. drfendanta. summons Tie tla OF '"'
action desrel tho County ~ SeT-l ork
To tgc named Ceiondsrts. and cach or tf"lI l.
You hereby summoned TO answer the coinin' IN
this action and copy n your answer On ~
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after tne SER
x 'his summons exclusive of the day Of service ana m
failure appear or Gnswer (hlstn'nt VIZ
be acn aginst you by default for the rc!iet deHihIe1
ir Tho complaint.
Dated Nr'v-York. February 1st. 1921 ..-
MCCALL. & ARNOLD. Plaintiff: Attorneys
postoaire address and Office. No 10 Brocdway, New
York city
defendant Agnes Black: =, hit
Tho fo-exong summons IL sc-vei upon you by publ
Gallon ptrean, 10 an order the Honorable George Il
Irgraharn one Jusces " the supreme Court OF
STATE N"w-York. dated the sth day nt Ma'cn s en-
lSgs and fled with the complaint In the ONCE o, VI
clerk of h Court, of the CITY and County oi Nrn
York at County Court House. IL the Clty oi new"
York
Dated New-York. March sth. 1891; ,.o,o
h,,ornerr tar plan.lg. 100 nroedway Nsw-York CIty
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
CuPREME COURT oF THE STATE OF

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE yo.1 OF
~ SrlG.T Hs%EoK 5Scob cry Han nna ssan., Thomas
adyduay end surviving rs5ner ,s Gf VIE 'ne ThonSs
Orphan ir Individually and as executor of the last last VIII
9ni me c TSsTs an -aSra Arnes s Graham hs
wife reniomln II. Graham Rcb"cca ~ Madison Tn dnJ
L"r husband Alice L. Covan David Cowan. her huslan1
Ilan MAY Hunter william Hunter her h1soana, r[sa
s T.fk Has E rJS nafqsy Hsn2y aH Mssne Msnutaarns
41g haTcs 81 W wison Charl-, L. Adams. Allen W. adams
%siG Se Srm ., W.on Mn,T' Aais saa coo,n2 Fosar
9 Graham Sons company Thomas n,mars y pnn1 oarsnse
pays Jacob Levin lame. pay, heS9SI6 S9SI6O P,s Pcs
The colonial Bank. Hugh g. Key us Gsrr.T JersSy ps
Woi.r,own steam Engine campany The CSmT.rc%l 20 r,sT
SS' isSar cS%snG GS%Gsni Frank pernan
having or have an n,sIes t. IT, M lien mpGa or
S.a s hrs ' a law Of Charles Graham saa Bsnlama!H
aaI or o'aoTs" he bc panti a aefendsnr Trial
IN the Cny and County Of New-York ~, .. ,,su-
You are hereby summoned to answer the corp ian' IN IN
M acton and to set Within COPY 99enr H Gays AFTER tn.
vice Of this summons s1elusYe OF t"e nny ,udg
m@nt viii he taken against by default for The ree'
pa'sd Ne~-Yors ''""1ry q. l. @',s s. i'f F. JACOBS
once and Posoncc address. iiO Nassan-st. New-YorN
T Tho obove-nanod Defendants Robert IL Jenks Ben,
,amia r. anl all persons having or ,n The
boyc ~
nrcnses described in the complaint az heirs at law ol
BENJAMIN r. Graham or other"
i ~ whose names residences are unknown 10 tue
painn -...ai ,,,o, ,ou by ca
49,, urs,,1nt to an order Of Hon. George L. Inkra
,o' a., i,stIccs Of the Supreme Court of ihe STATE
~ Now YORK I'm the city and County o, Ne" 1h
~ do,ed The Sth day March. 1894. ana MED WIN
,s cmpIan, herein the Office ~ the Clerk ot me ty W
vi vi -a'rtv ~ New York the County Court liouss III
art 90, ~, Saw- York on Sth day OF March. 1894.
Ddted .'e"' A. l.. & &. r. JACOBS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ono. and Posofce address. 40 Nassau-s'' Newfo'N
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Peoria. Decatur & Evansville r. r. Go.

The First Mo-tSnrc Hondboidrrs' AErcrmrnt
r.. bct, ,!,ision, of named company ls
now On n. VITA the ATLANTIC TiitST ,oMIANt = 30 20
20 william street y \. large numh~r ot INC
- IN. bonds of both divisions have already signed
.lI agreement ana ell First MormSe ionihod,fs I"si
Inc 10 n,rcipafr IN benefits ~ said arrrcInrnt s
rr,tiv slcn same and deposit th'r bonds IN IN" .
iANrIC TRI'sT COMrANN. C"pi's ot TIC N.I,"inrh. .
,eer Of the undersrnri Commltttee representing HAt
N,rtg4..e IIoniholdcrs solely.
WaIston II. brown, Chairman.
-, yvol,ton IL Brown & Bros. - Nassau ST.
" A. WHILE of " \. & \. - White. i5p Water 81
e. II. Laid. Jr. ~ Wood lin"st" q 'o' "i I"'' o.
Morton =. Patton. ! Broadway.
Charles 4. PcpbodN. Jr., wan ~
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
II,uE pEoPIE oE THE STATE OF NEW.

TJNIE PEOPLE OF IiT' ~ N OF ~. .sn
4 YORK to all persons interested In the estate oi
lanes Dixon assigned Ralph Earl Prime ~ Tor 'he
benen: of creditors. send greeting 49, , ..,.., -
sosllv 10 be and appear Special Term OF the Court
~ Cnn,non Pleas for city ard county OF New YORK
on tho gSth day May 1894 at ten clock a. m there
a"d bcn 10 show why nnal settlement OF the ac.
"owns ~ Ralph Earl Prime jr assignee of abovc-nanc
Ian. ivon insolven debtor. should not be had ana II
shown. then TO attend inc nhal selueieh'
OF the asRlgaer's account. ..- -..., A.. -,
1" - ,Le sni court of Common Pleas for the city
A. aud County New York 10 be hercunto onixed
N' WItnes- Hon Joseph F. DAILY. Chief Justice OF the
s,id court this i2ih day OF April 1894
~ ~ ALFRED WAGSTAFF. Clerk.
H. E. and A. J. PRIME e BURNS,
" Attorneys for Assignee.
Onca and Po@toffice address e5 Warburton ave,
o city OF Yonkers. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

The business In State issues comprised Norm
Carolina special tax class ?, at 3k. and virginia
funded dept at 2-3 PEI cent, at GU. Ot CITY pahk
stocks Ninth National sold 90 at llS
The general bond market was duh ana rather
heavy. few issues were reiauVely hotte, N,dnd Ia
generally they suffered small losses Rlcnmohd
Terminal 5s declined %s per cent 70 zo>AW.I % anu
6s also a small fraction. TO 5749lis. Atchlson
general 4s fell per cent los TO .o7sT'STss 81, AZ chi
cago ard Northern Pacific hrsts receipts, IIos ~
q. per cent lower at 47?s loss or the ga1I. ie
corded yesterday. Missouri. kansas ,rnd ai,d y ner
frsts were dull at 49, but seconds declined q pe,
cent 10 49, Texas and Pacific seconds oroppeu
10 25. and at 25% still suffered ma'erial or-
cline Throughout the lft there was eN,"en.s t.s
an inclination 10 take profits and the hnai sais q,
were in every respect exceptional Reference IL
made to our full report OF BOND saies. can't
Money was in abundant supply al per cent
for demand and 2M3 per cent for time loans
Tho Clearing House statement was az ioio"''
Exchanges, S82 O49.967; balances. s4S2S "s :,
The subTreasury was de1,or a,n on 10 balance was
GOO ~, made up by gains Of $1,000 in currency
nS ss17 7GG in coin The days operations oni III.
cuded: Receipts SI1Ifc haace Of Sis s3 con-
asting OF slO6 1884, SIG coin and S5o lol GU.
The Tinted states Treasury at Washhs,sD ,D on -
ceivcd today s299 166 National Bank notes io' IT,
he customs receipts were $49l.l the in,erna,
revenue receipts $469.2i6. and the MISCELLANEOUS
receipts $5Sl.sil. . ,roo.,,r,, statement Of
casH "n hand and deposits in bank con,pa1p pp,
80 r. ToIras of the last previous sta'e"e"'
as follows: ,,o n,1.r.nc,s
- .a s,6s eo3 7Ts siOj og3. $50 Inc. s5S Iod
Net egal-ienders on , COG ee7 i7oS4372 Dec b7t Cos
.ss Qa7
Net silver on hnhn' '''~D'Do'
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding ., go ,.o staa GEO soi Dec fS47s2
ceftlnchteS II les 738 IL. .2665l0 Inc e''''
Deposits In bank. ii,i, ~~- - -.-.-oo-.
,,o,ce sI44 SAG asG si4s. SOC 95i Dec *toonoO *,,
ise' dash fa,esq, exchange market more acuse
IN .ie reanifed In higher rates. 1t came ILL., l.9
de"anu from bankers for sales OF securIu.s u,
an ''rce, ,archants who were obliged 10 sen.
snd ~ Of pTessenh' sefh
gures gold be shipped wrsVus rsv..d oos aoaos
London ana Business: Bankers bills, 81 s7NgM ~
Ior actus esn sor long and short sterling; f'e"S~
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-22

Coy, clerk for Drysdale & Son, discov-
cred some one trying to enter that store.
He had good look at the fellow, who
ran away. The next morning he de-
scribed him to officer Nash, who recog-
nized him as fellow that had been
hanging around couple of days ostensi-
bly, looking for work. The officer traced
him to North Bennington where he ar
rested him, and brought him to the Jail
here He gave his name as Thomas
Darby, residence New York and by &C.
cupation a cook. For two or three
nights before his arrest he had slept in
various barns in the village, and was
turned out of one early in the morning
of that day. He had on his person two
pennies, some railroad advertising mat
ter, cake of soap and paper on which
was his address in New York, and the
picture of woman supposed to be his
wife.
Darby was brought before the NUM-
cipal Court Monday for hearing. The
statute did not fully cover his case, and
the evidence not being of the strongest
kind, the court ordered his discharge,
and he went on his way rejoicing.