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1GAIs GLEAsISSs-Thsr IL no doubt that the state
m.nr Of wSs.' sIsST. hrsn' Pre- sns,s so oSsas sSi. .nsl ny
higher. but the fact that IN splta OF AZ the szP0It
business reported during The week only 3o9o5b9
~ M N. crsSloas sssI and Soso.U55 Tor the same week
last ear caused selling ~ wnleh ths early ,np.s'G
msht VA. l9ss 1ns n., sf moi wSssi notSitsst.na.
lion. FranEIin Edson that there are wssyils In some u
y to a.GI.asr . nS.sS'' Ssi. r.Sish sslD.a 70 ',nfii
prices stsF on aud left them AZ Ias close
s.,iSa..1 against nns.sssea ll. caused . iitti. wsafnss. fsr.
tame. bal the undsrtOns today vas anmis'At.oy
stsAdisr, The cables. toy, Esrs moIs shssr,ok L'ssnr
P = r IN sptts Of Ihs ds~pTssslon here Of late, Sas oay
10 centimss lower Tue weather in England SAs cold
saso operators wsrs SgSla buyins. IhsT thlnL .hs
| Ch,eAso hoard Of Trade ls nos pT.eteAlty ; bArEAla
eOsnlsE There "a. ls.: Ptss.SfI % iGar Ton. OF h ~
cables. PrsdisiIoRs OF a decrease in the visible supply
also lArTsd ON Their auditory nerves TIE AoI.hHsst
yssf ina WORD tins pors plueky remnant Of the bulls
VINO have not bowed de khss TO the hAAl Of 10. prices
thouEht they s4w .IrsAks 81 daJasa, on shS sPSIs.s
Aness are concerned. ~htls they are snaoeetsay :
stumbling block 20 many vho Nould Liks 70 bsasys N
nTm and sIpOTIsrs have uadoubisdly objected 20 pay,
ing tue higher rals. lAs1srD demanded Cora aud
G~aocsEss-coass fuIsrss fell 8 TO 10 poia,s. but
elSssd steady: karops bought 70 noasIHis sA,thS
tnsrs va 40 prsssars 10 sal stsAdisd prIess IoS Ard ths
close. they Wsns sneoarAEsa ~ We tset. Ae..hsH@
s.Pts a. $40 ssas 'nls 49,. saa,sss.a fH.isa iS9iSd
s SH Ssi: l.rs.i beng Siaf'o .II hsyrsTe..kL
ioIS sIncS Of sSsa,i AsisSSo 6sEs fhs American
vislbIs sappy waS 4iaaai. AEAiast ttg7ltlA las year
nsonls think thAI neither aide 10 making mueh hsad.
uay In the brazilian rebellion. rodAys sAAsa;
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SATURDAY. Pei. Aforementioned To- 3 points.
then reacted. and closed steady At a net rise tor w
day OF p 20 poInts on. near month, and . 70 = POM,
on distant monthA sales ,1o.0U0 Liverpool advanced
1 point ciostnr steady spot sales 1900 at weak bat
unchanged prcsa New orleans advanced = points
middlins uplsnds, 2 l6lnc. the southern sp1t nat
Nav Orisans advanced Lice. and soid AuOo. Mem.
phis ,old 7,Ioo and gslyss,en ls82 fo,t rsesints
5.O5s bales against ~, loo ths day len wesh 70
0d6 last yssr. Exports today, 1850 70 urea sT,'s.n ~
n. i..t year Memphis receipts 7S1. against be7 last
year, shipments to-day, z,oy0. 81 Isuis ress,pts iv..
esipL. pay. sTs,n., 2.esI las, year ,sip.sp,. 'oasy.
.TsTtils Indastries 40 not seem to have gained within
abe past week. for As many wetk. have closed A. hAve
rssumsd work, and in vooIlsn and cotton manufacture
rather more. There has been sharp break N PIN.
cloths TO IN cents; some Of the best Known cottons
havs been put az the lowest prices ever made. anu
there IL more talk Of general closing OF mills The
stAtlatIcal poaltIon of cotton ls aa followtt
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IlTs PsnsIss >. A.ss.s.

Judge Pryor OF the Court Of Common Pleas
Issued yesterday an order allowing David
Vile. the assignee Of Aba stsln 4 Co. 70 re-
turn 10 the Mutual Life Insurance coRBAnJ
and the EquitAbls Life Assurances sOeistJ tho
iour policies on the lives Of Abe StslR and w.
d Hildroth. nsmbsrs Of the nTm. which poll
yes are Included - assets OF the e0mpS1E
Ne Mutual life to w, IA. Hlidrsih both are for
nn Jear psriodS. aud are PAYABLE At the death
eilhe insured. Abraham stein has two poll
And the other In the Equitable Lf& ftss Au-
seal company sill issue = pald-ap policy u
iHooJ On stsia's polisI 4 US P4idinp PS!-
SAsA Cos stein policy. Edgs hycr has +
siss and cash DATnsRtE nsq q 3 old poale-
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Government bonds, steady, a. unchanged
quotations. Hallway bonds firm. The Tea
turee were Atchison 4s., Atlantic and Pacific
G 7. 5s, Erie I'd consols.. Reading LIST prefer:
ence incomes, Union Pacific. Denver and CUT
lists. and Kansas Pacific issues. The more i'm;
PScifie lists ~ cent, to Is; Burlington. Cedar
Pacific lists. iss8, /. TO l04. and ~consois. 4. to
ses. and u m AZ Paet 4S. p Sst.%O seS d S.eI hsss;
were in Atchison 40. ~ cent. to IL: Erie I'd
%consols. y. TO "a. and Reading LIST preference
incomes. y y cent, to 35A.
Silver bullion certificates for .2O.0O0, ounces
sold at 044. Bar silver In London. 29hd-
Money on call. l - cent: Time money 70
quoted at 2 y cent. for ninety days. p 2 cent;
for four months. ~ cent. for six months. and
81 2 cent. for eight months. The offerings
x SssI lf iIsst. i Ps ssf %ssf 81 i ios e omne1ei ABA paper si
(, 4. DUH h1T owing to tn: s lisn1 SGasTb1iniE f. r p, sss.sa.
s i: s4 Dsss. !. 4 l sst : : e cent and sr GSsa :1n ss5
y cent
Foreign exchange quiet aud firm at yester-
DAYS auotAtations. Posted asking rates Tor
aterling $&.S614 for long bills and. S4.sSS for
S4S5a; sight drafts, s4.s7h. and cabs trans
iers, $4.S7 4as4.sa Francs are quoted at Q lSt
Mb. i8a for long and BIS. for sight; reichs-
marx. marks s suiISsEs. iG ao lon fo9 anH fO no p and tos i iSI
short
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
Par TO 10 cents remium for cash: checks, PAT
for cash. Charleston-Bnying. par; selling.
p5s% mium sssap orlsans"BBsnE. loo pre-:
MUM; commercial, 10 premium. Ban fran
cisco-Sight. %; telegrAphic. ~ bt Louis
10 cents premium bid ChicAgo-3O cents pre-
MUM.
The weekly statement OF averages Of the
CLEARING House banks show:
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rss srsrEne rR1Enns
rN.y Declare ,hs, ar Ts.s D.-s-s b. L,v-
tnw Wages.

The striking silk ribbon weavers spent res
terday At the West side Labor Lyceum. 332
West Forty-seeond street. and heard reports
Of committees who had been appointed to
see the manufactured The committees did
not succeed in erecting q settlement. though
some OF the manufacturers were willing to
grant q slight advance Of wages
r. steinhardt OF West Fiftisth street said
yesterday that he was willing TO give an ad-
vance Of 10 per cent. but the advance de-
mapded was out Of all reason. The demands
now range from 90 to 20 per cent that Il 70
say, independent OF hard times the strikers
they had when trade was PROSPEROUS. 49,
The strikers issued a ststetnent IN which
they declared that they had been forced 70
strike on account OF starvation. wages. This
statement also said that some OF the men had
been obliged TO accept charity. and that All
they wanted was living wages.
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LnNnoH QUOTATIONS.
SATURDAY. Fsk. II.

The lowest prices recorded for wheat and for
silver nave bssn the mOst important additions
this week to the record Of financial Gnd eon-
merelal snahL simultaneously With the de-
slins In the market for those two
oomnodftiss there hAa teen = nGFksd
eontraetioa or more pronounced apathy
In Esasral ,baEinssA. which has been
rsnsotsG On the Stock ExehAaEs b. hfslssS
aAd n ths nGla lower naEkst fer sssurthsA
COujssturss - 10 the o0teoms psadlnS Efforts
% rsUss the tAEin hAFs sti@sl4ssa usaias u
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elrrt,pns aud alfttiuas.

THE ANNUAL MEETING q %. stock holder. OF 10:
:. aeon Of r9s.dsy n.Jss 0. iss< At lbs and ITO
Tss y%rsasfsr books viii be closed at 9 p. N Of Fen. 70.
Isst and rsopsnsd on the morning Of March 7. 1894.
j. h suMMERFIELD. secretary.
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5 sI S Sss SsIl ss a. ::' ;.st' ssls... y sSs..ts 5 Ssiiss. 'st..l
ansd fairly active And nrnA
s24ssse. RoslR. eOnn0a 70 sS0A. strained sLloS
Sl.lo
Rsioaal onsrsd At ste oh sity. siSslAs, closing ~
PsoUsioss-CaieSE was higher Lard hsns asslinsd
CITY a. The Wsstsra. ~ g fseraAy 2 soei March,
iysSI6e Hs.s pOrk SAs auisL a9d IassAh9sd AZ
saIlsG. stSSsfe, DO s6ssss. nssIlkS ESgL ~
S1le-
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Central ONCE Detectives Valley. Sheridan.
and Evsnhoe since last November have
been trying TO mud William 4 Cashin
and Daniel A. Farley. employees Of the
dry goods firm OF L. 8. Jatirny 4 Co. who
are under indictment for grand larceny in
stealing from Sii, 900 to sl0,00O from the fIm.
The detectives arrested o.shin on rritng
WAS committed to the Tombs yesterday by
Judge MARITIME In the General Sessions. FatleJ
10 In the South west. The detectives Went 70
colorado last fall and got track. OF him. but
Farlsy's relatives there managed to conceal
him. Csshin was track ed to his home through
lic school.
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Eiridfnas and Autsrest.

oYFICK OF TaR AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
NO. ] BROADWAY.
REW YORK. Fsb Il. 1894.
TN BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF u AMERICAN
i COAL COMPANY OF AllsEany county. Maryland.
have this dag declared . ssmiAnnuAl dividend VI Thres
per cent. upon the capital stock OF the company pay
able Al this ON &c on fhursdAy. March I, 1870
GEOKuR n. BOMLbf. secretary.
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NOTICE OF SALE
or the East SIDE Trunk sewer Bono, OF tbs
city OF Rochester. ~. Y.

or the East size Trunk sewer honaN " tns
city OF Rochester. ~. v.
Motto. !. hereby rven tina, on the 23d day Of Feb-
rusry. 1874. at the City Ttsssursrs Office In the city
Hail In the city OF Rochester. New YORK.. at II o'clock
in the forenoon Of that day. the undersigned will sell,
at public sale. to the highest bidder. bonds known As
The Esst side Trunk sewer Bonda" issued BY the
city OF Rochester. pursuant to chapter 3tI OF the laws
OF 1890. a. amended by chapter "a Of hslavso OF 1877.
The amount Of said bonds to be sold Ia not to exceed
two hundred and nifty thousand dollars 02Io.oOOh
issued In seris. II 5000. the nrst series due aud pay
able Jan. J.. 1928. and one OF the succeeding series
due and payable In each and every year follow.
ing the year In which said nrst series shall Be due ana
payable. with the privilege OF paying any and all bonds
at any time after ten years from the date Of issue No
sale At lees than par; sale made for delivery harch },
1904 Interest not to exceed three and onehsh per
cent. per snnum. payable semtsnnually on the l'
day OF January and July. at the Union Trust Company
New York city. Purchasers win be required TO deposi'
with the City Treasurer two per cent OF the amount OF
their purchase within forty eight hours after the sale
sAnUkL y. wiLLfAhS, Treasurer.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS,.
LINE.

FOR sos iUN, WokCfsTkR And IiE EAsI
sgsamsrs lsAye fleT 40 .gtiL Nerth EiTsr ul.Ki -
day -
FALL RIVER I.ISE tes Res.on and ne E.s-
Leave Pier 10 told pum3sThM l., foot 81 Asff4y -.
week days only, a. eE ~
sTONIH6TON LIN Tor bosfoa aud ny EAsl
sssInsTs leave Rss Pier Sl ) R, fo0I " spslsts1zs -
q q y aa4y. a4eaPt sanaAy.
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s2ose01T7 70 ~. policy 1holders YER. tao.-
isfseste ia che 'HRii.tcrS 81 the company and
does not include any Insurance.. other than
That ssSD. %sc,Oa lsoo E,itts asset. s.d q P'ia ssSS'Fio7 ssS
and reserve against. policies and other
Iabilitles, tlGs. T5hO7i., leaving a surplus
nuItisa, assums ed and renewed, foot MP. ,sL0s.,.
8S2.552 As compared with the operations Of
fGures given above show the following
changes. increase In payments to policy
ia 3aD. trcyssse In SURPLUS, so. 78l, 365. and
incfsss. IN assets. Sli,U25,6 23 The conn any.
with proprIetT, refers 70 this showing as Re;
markable for a period OF WIDESPREAD financial
disaster and eepsra depression in business.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New YORK
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
TO-DAY we're "a follows.
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proposals.
Proposals for $l,S70,42l Consolidated
Stock Of the City Of New York.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
Elk ADMINISTRATORS,
GUARDIANs. n OTHERS HOLD
ING RUs FUNDS ARE AU-
THORIZED BIZ Law TO IN
EST IN THESE BONDS
xatsrest Thres Per Csnt. Per Anuun- Fay.
able Ssmi-annuAily.

Sealed proposal. yiil be received BY ths csmptsoilsr
9Th day OF February, 1894. AZ . o'clock r n. Tor the
whole or . part or an issue VI s1.eIo. AL Of registered
CONSOLIDATED STOOL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
the principal payable In ths following manner: In
each year roe Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
shall make provision fer the m snt OF one tenth OF
the amount thereof. and in each rear. beginning in the
rear 1896, the Comptroller OF The city of New York
shall By lot. select and dssiEnats one-tsnth Of the
amount OF saeh honda and shall pay the same upon
DIT ssentAtion to him. ana interest upon any bono so
designated shall cease to accrue 81 the expiration OF
two months after the number OF such bonds 80 desiR-
mated, together with an Appropriate notice OF the Tact
OF such Designation, shah have been published In the
City Record
The sad stock 10 issued IN pursu.ne. OF the provision:
OF section 1872 OF the New York Cty Consolidation Act OF
1882 and chapter b2y Of the Laws OF 1854. for the pay,
ment OF the awards for the lands In the seventh ward
near CoreAr's hook.
The proposals. shoaid be enclosed In . sealed en- vslope,
endorsed Consolidated stock OF the corpoIAtisn Of
the City OF New York, AMI each proposal should also be
enclosed 10 . second sRvslops. addressed TO the Comp
trOllsr Of the city OF New York.
For full information see City Record. D.
ASHBEL y. FITCH. Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW YOKk, FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
C~ONPTRoLLEKs OFFICE. Feb IA 1874.
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Surplus cess. 700 So. bs0.s Dec sil .ovo. SIS
rh.surp!usa year ago ~a'siaooS'Soo and '~0J'Ar'
ago. s3O,SoI.boo
The imports Of general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods, at the port OF New York for the
week ending last night were el.3to'lIVi
sf fo.s ~ ssiiiit or i he co ans D5SSlGIs weeks sst Of 1 iast
Of Which "ssas7.OaS was gold, making total sPe,
Gle i% y spssi. ; %.S:. s scFd. Ii. sa ss 1856 pan and 81 II:
yer, SS7l, 1913. a total OF s2.2O2tS3, against
Si.589. 574 the previous week. The exports OF
sIYSo. and silver. 5.97s.3 1i, a totalot 50, 7l1,274
The total amount OF anthracite coal sent to
market during the week ending Feb 10 was
629.l34 tons a decrease OF 3iSVis to ~ ~
3'c3s3i. 79V tons. a decrease Of l.Os9.43E.
National bank note circulation Outsts9ding.
SS9S; rsceited during the week for redemption,
So. OS2. 0lO; amount reissued, z;l4s,Sk2; ana
the Treasury to redeem national bank notes;
s25 .i2S.7f5. an increase for the week OF
1850. III.
The receipts from. customs for the week
.%ssEiss s 9}S ;s ;St.i 'S 81 .! ~ i9 5ss, ssI IssiG sS':
S1s date are lSs. 81 s.sse. 4b7' and Tor the ,a:ssI year
s ssss meath Sssa t 70 date date ss~s5ss'75S.97S anu
Tha receipts from internal revenue for the
nE.tssysH %o2shS Q! 3: n sq 4si n sSap sssa
With the corresponding period Of last year
The principal sources 81 reyenus were; spirits
sid235i(6, a decrease Of 81. 1886; fer
msntsd liquors. .s~lSt555,5Bs. : decrease Of
i3.343. and miscellaneous. sS3.l36 a de-
s sess SIS 20 less than for the same @Onth q
Ths condition Of the Treasury At the close Of
business to-dAI compares WIN 'hAI oi iAs'
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cOros co.rISrt.A rise in LiS.rpooi, : rgst crop
seeogas. caused 20 sd,ssss s.s %.;s q Z, ws' s Ss;s;
y SsI .s,' ss ! ' ss' 81 ss.s: on Monasy: :s.ss:s ads.
, ,,.s sS |. %, Il ..a !; ass t:'; o6 ssi, .s s:a 'G he ,G mem N
All the ,pseuis!lvs market. I, = hs,i,.',ns on., % shs,
ssS,s . ss: %fS; s', Is: Past s::s' s::. T. 10 s:. Ia .:.;.$S
await the eject Of clear wssth,r on III r. .serPmy
..s,n.r q m. scaih % late s.' Gu, dSw. ,,S ,ss
sSs1. .sii,es %as' ic.S.y from March % later month.
sSl.P ~. ,D. s,.:. x, hen ;,, assn: !. n..f ss AZ Ss"s. In Si ss,. sec.
tion there is very little cotton on plantations Prne,l.
s siaS az. .s' ; saSP 4: x .T.,i;a' i sis.d R.sP;t e ma t.,
% p.f.%oan. Z i. sieeG IL isnnIS:nsflas ,nss ssa!.: y sis:.
=: s SS,at"' q t me SS :s'' ssse ana i:i y: rs: Of Ger fer
s4..:icn.l .p Pss;l., ,SGs: t Is:srlet hai i q. msrtssns q
cotton BY paIsLy.ins the ,PsSu'a,i,e d.m..d no AL
:s s.:... :: s.' pe. .ss' = :::s,.s e.: eSss;: n; a %:.l:s
81 siy IRE 9,. m.si in int t III sssP, of III. f.rm.ss Is really In
tended TO give to the spinnsrs aud the mit,ers ..e eon,
o%n % Sr i 2 o'i Tfsa. is& h! s.. az. ZEN Zen .n:ssf g Sc. ne,
.nG. i a. ioas =. there Is danger Of i. .-n.s,%:niI 'ssy
.Is n:'gIsiIy y ip Sn;J,n. ,s TO . p ~ . sna sss'ei W. H "a ~.
Xn,r5p.ion bin last Year cost inc sou.e many million.
& s sss vi in s'ps'': en- ..sei;s 'r sfh =. spo SSss'. in
sigh Lest night 1a,,o wt so., stSSoi rom SAis sS,. time
,sd %:s; sS' : sssP 9: 3. 'n much s': vi, his com: inc :iss; ron
~; IS. e.. Sn; mn, s:r. .S Z isl' &, s:.t s: 70 !, .1 assp +. FL ia Y y:
Ssi.. fs.rs esns isss ,iss, IL March. lsso. ail.oSo
sn,;s ss IN :l. aSr - a: 1869 s;sssa 1 s :.s,a ~ n:o lsss' 70 ss y:
| about as Follows: We shall know nothing about
the new crop Tor three month, y, That VIZ ~.
probable size. and in the mean tims v. .n.n
ss:sst tsn si%, ptiss |. sonsinS SS a. Ii. :sns raj: !:
I've months ago. while the amount coming into sight
weekly Is nov being reduced % ngures that VIII mHss
port receipts Tor the comtnR. week are estimstsd ny
year. rx..,.
1.ptS Dbl. and ys.4s :.ss. .k.s;!P,sIH sSS Poi. ana
me. sI.s5ss2.io; Ne sstrs s1esz2s: No isxssa
$3.50: pstsnts. saSoeit.2o Nil rs.d,Brsn = I91
ms 90 nsJ yo9ser. shorts 900 psE slkesoc MIC.
rye feed. soas5e.: serssninEA oo9soc. y 100 na oil
msal S2SSSa-.En
,9a.S-Zwa.., .ays.s:a e: TO Sei ios, ssi e. ana % &c 9:
AFTER ,Cn.nss May eIossd q, e|s; msf nag . me, ,l,s q
50. ar.a az eoJac !. store No 2 bard win.sr a.
Chicago. 5 6.esi bush, Miiw.ak.s, 1880 ~ Sinns.1o
iss3a; Dctro,I H. sex; New York, $50; Baltimore
616Gf: Phiiadslphis. 1. las total 1f6 sss oush tota
yssIerdAy, 23p. VIC; total last year. 4Sl,Olo. Futur'
sales aoS6,Oo0 bush. a. follows -
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IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

.,.,,o.. foo, Of ,.or,,nrdt A. Dr-brosse- cts.
100 a. ". daily for MATCH CnuNk snd nssrmss
T TTtfs and RgspISGo' morvvv,
sise 49, a =. s Sr,lg a ,iSps ass s ne &,si. .a nd g%pEF,sneeispsi
local points. dining car and char car to WilksSSstrs'
ar@o a. II. daily. except sunday. for st.ArtSGroS
iss,o i. y; IsasIy except s"na.y; FOR ,d Eh Sb,s.
and Az nt.L%sd..'s ;ts' eST 10 SSS snes tSuns. OF rO'p
$40 r, a; daily except ssgdsy: to- 10 nNP Phi.
man buret pstiOr car 10 wilkesOarre: connections for
rI,sS " daily: .sssE. san%.y' for SOUTH
fisaIsSot \. " aG aai nR's .Iesps sunday. for EAsros and
inIsImea!ai. stations ,,v n, for EuFrALo.
fsdSR x ALE Gs. and is az paini. West Pullman .!:sEss5E
E i %s.Sn ,.siD; $50 Tor H s.sd in ss sUG fG.rr ii.iCsRst ou
n Pa ~: ns1Ig; t .,SsiRSu suhonN' ''
100 !. y. ds!iiy t%f ifThGk. o.. GEE +, ra,p RoG NMs
Pullman .I.spefs to Chicago and %BGralo.,
o6 A%Sl' .nS ho s"%Gns sna 3 10 = :. n Z, Tor 10 f;a.isOoEn snSis
termediste station. uo,,,,or.. ,a,. 2s,.
e. Ii' ssS l. sas b hSa.R sSy, is fsSf Ro%s5y, y East -II'Iis.;;
iSe . nsis ~ G BTd.s A.; az. BROOKLYN \, "
The Nss Yott TrsH.fs, S src VII ,sr css r To- d s.n
DELAwATMEir hhsSHM% x. 4 AMI
Stations 4. N.y I."s; rso ., Of barclay -.A
vEsTIsULE TRAINS,
D, 5ss.g ,su'' SUNNI 10 Ht"a ssirn srGGWH..o Bs.sins Rids..
Sadi:oa. Norrisiown., fss,ais: Ps,.r.on soGnsSa.
R Rsss.,, ssss"9Sp'ss ssSSi.s.. Ssa9,siH. S s;:sS.ss%s.
E E:ss%: soSG,s ss:'Ss sr- ss:;:.sS.I ma &ii s:.s..:::
Ei:sSsIa spring, C Ss,G,ns s sy5s'SS: .s.S Ii.'s ssa sis.
sSao sT e.nt .l% %..t. i SoqssS. sst and oa~,nw:sI.."
'i Fsf,m Ai M S.i.s. s.I.' c SSiSa; ana a. Sas:i" Win hifhp train
is cs'e,sD. .ET1v,ns s ., Si2 1s as .' s %S5s's e principal
90 ~ M.-scran,ou. Binghsmton, and Elmirs Er-
pTsstp r MimserIpn at1S. sWSiiitis.b.rrs. and plymouth
| Rvnras Pullman parlOr cara
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Included IN tO-dayS assets are slI $50 3oo
b357dT deposits in national bankA Bonds
held to secure the last item. slt The
treasury holds Sl3, TAI, $50 national bank notes
dEy.
Money! London. 1902 , cent Rate Of dis
count In the open market for both Snort and
Wees quoted 3 y cents At eS francs o2a
csntimss. and exchange on Lond0n a. 70
Lanos 10 esntimsA
DuTinE the year 1893 the nftisth Of lie sx-
islenes, the Mutual Life Insnranes COMPANY
OlNsUY York received S33. In prqmium8
AID &S3536O6 fron ether sonrcsA AAflnfl IL
total lneoms for the year tls
total disbarse@saia q ths o@p-n insieles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

The Kind Word Association will attract
more attention on Wednesday Of this week at
ue New York College OF Music. l2o East Fifty
nghIh street. airs John sherwood will read.
snl Sspastiah Sehlesingsr Will Stag. Tbs con-
esIt DTomiae 10 Dc : HsTy fashionable AnAiT.
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eancing class viii be held at the Mendslssohn
Assembly looms on Friday, March 81 This
Sll Pc the last meeting this se1son- The class
" NTH year II will. undoubtedly. be Teor-
ESniZed Ee1t season.
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opetrs. Jo~sk Hshs< css..s. Ny.L
s.srS. o 1Is 81. ellie ~ W.
sS.y":.""sst sSs ,s s ssa sss s4S SSssss
Corn advanced 10. to 10. On the curb this afternoon
Nay sss sssc. 10 t3ke, closing a. s3He. making Z
net advance OF NC. spot sAlss 5000 outh. No =
mixed At 42Io TO +3e. In slsvAte. Future sales
10000 bush. as follows -,
op<s'ns. Los.s. H.gA,s. eIo.i-s. n,gn,t.
Ma. As 6l6 4S3s A5k asa
july '........ ~ - - tot
Oats were nrm but quiet spot .alss 2 1000 bush. No;
? mixed Al Sohe. migrated At 3IH9+2e- for white. aud
t,SIsS3Sc. for mixed No. 2 white At SIC. Future sAlss
none. Quotations were 40 fonows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

Eyery booth and the Punch and Judy made
Honey. hen II beeams evident that moth
the Ratronssses declared on the Lentsn en-
barge on dancing, aud Lander kept everybody
Tipping over the ioor until midnight
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Nav Y0rk and Boston All Rail.

N. Y y. u A u. j. X. and eohneeVons
From Grand Central station
LAVA By way of Dna
O pn A NJ SpFtnRhsld and Worcester, 800 ]. -
40 40 A NJ .sNeW London and Providence, 5nOP NJ
ID IA N New London aud Providence, $3.50 Y. NJ
il,oO A NJ springhsld and Worcester bijO 7. NJ
i 90 p NJ New london and Providence, y 7 "
a 40 r. N. New London and PrOyldense. " y
Au1p NJ. sWinim Antio and n. u, A y. T., v % = NJ
400 L. ~, .sprinEnsld and Moreestsr. 10 W = n
90 4 NJ, sNew London and froyidsnce. Ia ~
IL W p NJ, ssprinEreld and Worcester ~ q
~ On I. N 'New London are rIo'iash0s' WA
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The Colonial Danes Of the State O, New York
have the ambition OF becoming TO the women
oiNew York what the Historical Society Ia to
ne men. Every month there ig q meeting at
which Incidents in American history OF the
ar month are reviewed. Prot, John Fiske, Is
Delivering o series Of historical lectures under
the auspices OF the society. Among It's mem
bers are:
Mrs. Howard Townsend Mra Robert Z: Lviss;ton.
Ma William DedIow BsskmAn. hrA Hamilton II, Ealr
az rraS william khinslandsr. Mira BsnjAmin. ..
6iaren, Mrs john D. Jones. rs.John Becker KILLER,
frsseott Hall butler. Mrs. Pierre Van Cortlnndt Ma
chAr,ss 4 fAuehtld. AiAa Katharine Y. inrnoul- hrs-
EE Johnson hudson, Mas kAthArins X Waloott. ArA
a schuyler Crosby, Mira John NJ. Bowers. Mrs., Van
Rensselaer, Townsend, Miss Annie hieou. MIS-. fhilp Il
IyIngston, and hisa Ruth Lawrence.
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It looks as u the w~adsvorths and the How
b. Howiand, Craig WAdsworth. and William
Austin Wadsworth spend two months OF their
tne, especially about the racing sceson. IN
the Sduire Of tennessee. who. as last as one
term expires IL again sent to Congress, 10 in
town so much that he 10 no longer regarded as
sstTangsr. Congressman WAdsworth H. not
Eeeplng up the old Wadsworth estates at Cen
sseo AS he used to ten years ago. when the glo:
q far as England.