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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

The business in State issues was limited u
sales Of Virginia funded debt p per cents which
again closed slightly lower at 59%. JS's. or city
bank stocks American Exchange sold 800 at
!jIA Importers and Traders OOOI at $50 Park
03 at 2sO and New-York 90 at 300.
The general bond market showed little NOR"
activity but reported transactions amounted
only 10 S.l25.O0O at par value Atchison issues
were cOnspicuously active. but they were ir
regular The genera Is rose 2 per cent D. II and
az 1914 retained the greater part Of the improve
ment, while seconds fell q. per cent 10 29ss0
29ts Colorado Midland As which not Al
all active. rose u 80 and with equai abruptness
Pacific issues remained dull and Irregular: cou-
pom firsts declined s. per cent TO 1ll7. but regis
tered irsts gained he fraction a. 1922 while
consol IS were neglected Philadelphia and Read
ing incomes dull and weak. but the losses
In them were fractional, while general Is scored
a small gain at 7Gi2M7G2s Metropolitan seconds
were unusually active. but they lost only Il.
Rio Grande Western hrsts advanced Y 10 G7A
There was In fact. little movement In prices and
that had speculative meaning. Reference
is made TO our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call remained excessively easy at
per cent and tine loans Were easily nesotiated
Exchanges, 81 0T5l1. balances. A,S42.532
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House $GO3.252. It's net loss balance was
rency less a gain Of s59ss9S in coin The days
operations included: Receipts. $2,9S4.12S pay
ments, s3.l67,lGG. resulting in a general bal
ance Of sl4769267l. consisting OF 1920 coin
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $4l7,G4l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts si11.45s. the inter
nal revenue receipts s54l ,264 and the mscel-
lancous receipts S6S9S3
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Net gold hand SEQ 1893 227 500 O2I 2ss Dec. $7i
Net legacnders
y S%14 o. 20 e, aasss Inc ;22 90 %
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates 81 ~ $50 $50 $I2O 3h2
DcpDs In bank. i2OO3523 i2.2i0.S7O 347
Net bal. sIa o45 40 sI32. Inc sa57 2l1
The foreign exchanges were heavy in the early
dealings. but rallied afterward and closed vir-
tually unchanged. Shipments OF gold were only
$3.50, 900. as 100000 was withdrawn. Appended are
81 S7I1 and 81 8SMs4 SS1s for lorg and short ster
ling respectively: French francs. 516I. less l-lG
and 5l5 less l-l6; reichsmarks. 1854 and 9J4 :
guilders 40 SIG and 40 7-1G.
FOREIGN MARKETS
The governors Of the bank Of England, al their
weekly meeting. made no change In its minimum
rate Of discount which remains at per cent
In the week the bank gained f7s3 9O3 bullion and
the proportion OF reserve 10 liability was raised
from sos 20 1852 per cent, against advance
from 46 55 to 1919 per cent in the corresponding
week last year. when the discount was
duced from to 2h per cent. To-day the bank
gained isl, 900 on balance. At the London Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
financial.
NeW-York & NeW-England
denomination.

TF ,Nrn fTi'N May n 1906
To Holders Of second Mortgage bonds or the
NEW-yORk a NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD
CONPANNi
The time within which holders Of second
Norfgng~ Bonds mny deposit the snme WIN
the MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY In New-
Work ar the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY
4 n Boston, under the pinn Of reorganization
md this Committees notice. dated Way =,
IsD4 hns been extended tn md including
fnne 20 1904 pursunut undrrstn ding
with the Committee OF second Mortgage
DondhoIdcrs.
JOHN T. WATERBURY,.
HENRY W. CANNON.
Il. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Jr.
Committee.
SIMPSON TEACHER L BARStM Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

London June - p m-Consol'. loi ii6 for money
and Ini, for ,he account. New York. f"nnGlvGnI ami
OHIO nrsi mor'sago bonds. 49,. Caradian fnchc o..
Erie l4s. DO nd consols '"'s Illinois 'huaI ~ q
Mexican ordinary, l.. - Paul comm m. 6@<. New York
Central icla, Penn-,lvonia. -. READING . MEXICAN
Central new per bonds -. Aichsor common u.
~ = The amount 4 bullion g1ne no nc i'anh
q England "a balance g day Is iSi"" MONEY; -, =
r.ff rate Of discount IN he open market fnr
BON short ari months hls Is IA PER cont Paris
,syices 1uoe per cent @ francs - c~ninc~
ror he excl anSr London a. = france -
cenfmcs for checks 80. ~. 4,
France shows q 2'Ho francs IN goli ana
"A decrease 4 J.. 90 francs IN silver ~
Ie-lin June - Exchange ~ London. ~ marks -"
pfernngs sight AMI - marks. - pi"nningE f'r y"
,ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
financial
TO THOSE RENTING
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IN NETWORK:

Your attention is called Section o. Of Chapter 39' OF
rho laws ~ The state York. Of 1892 which Is the
new legacy and inheritance law. The section IS as
follows
"No snfe Deposit Company. Bank or other In
stitutiOn. person persons holding sccuri-
tie. or assets ~ a decedent shall deliver or
transfer the to the executors, admin
fstrnfors IcCnl representatives. OF sniu
dcccdcnt unless notice of the time ana
plncc OF such intended transfer be served
upon the County Treasurer or Comptroller
NJ least 1--WE days prior to said transfer;
and Il shall he lawful for the said County
Treasurer. COmptroller. personally or ny
representative to examine said securities
or assets at the time of such delivery or
trnnsfcr Failure such notice or
to allow such examination shall render
such Safe Deposit Company, Bank or other
institutions. person or persons liable to the
payment of the tax que upon Hniu sccuri-
lies or nsncts In pursuance Oh thc pro-
visions of this net
Ty keeping your pirate papers and securities IN n
Deposit Company at your death your prl-
vate papers well securities are subject - the
examination ard inspection outsiders By keeping the
came papers IN the vaults OF the FIDELITY TITLE
AND DEPOSIT COMPANY. No. sSi Brond-st..
Newark. Y. j.. avoid all such examlnati'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

Exchange British consols advanced !. per cent
to lO1 1-l6 for money and lOlb for the account l
In the open market money was nrn al a~
ner cent for discounts and u per cent Tor BANK,
arc, balances Bar silver advanced "a to 2Sa4d
an ounce American railway shares seemed
strong in the early dealings but closed with some
concessions. At Paris French J per cents rose ~
oomti,oee "a 100 II and sight exchange on London
was also somewhat higher at 25.ls13 francs 10
the { sterling The weekly statement OF me
Bank of France showed an increase IN go'd oi
. oon oo0 france and decrease in silver Of lsOO.-
600 francs At Berlin money was firm at per
cont but rates for sterling were unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday. June up III.
The stock market WAS somewhat more active
than 1t has been for several weeks. but the
character II the trading was unchanged. The
Industrial shares were the most prominent. Of
course. and the transactions in Sugar Refining
alone were nearly one-half Of the total busi-
ness II fell nearly > per cent. but it would
hardly have been more surprising II It had de-
clined or advanced 30 per cent The stock is In
the unlisted department and the Governors II
the Stock Exchange may know something about
the financial condition Of the company. but
they cannot compel an official statement ~
earnings and yet they permit an anonymous
stock to control the entire speculation. II the
general marke: declined to-day was It for any
other reason than the abrupt fall IN Sugar Re
fning? II an investor In Rock Island or North
west or perhaps in AtchsOn or Union Pach,
was obliged 10 surrender part If his holdings
the only salve which the Governors Of the Stock
Exchange offer is the fall in Sugar Refining.
That the whole market affected by this
stock may not be disputed Excuses for the
movement were numerous and the testimony
Of the principal officers 81 the company before
a Congress committee furnished a good many.
but the fact remains that the Stock Exchange
permits dealings in the stock OF a company
over which It has not the slightest control
The market was feverishly active from the
start and. a rule. first prices We're tn" high
est for the day. Final changes almost universally
were declines but apart from those In Sugar Re
hning and Chicago Gas they were usually less
than per cent and probably insignificant The
decline in Union Pacific may fairly be- attributed
10 sales for the short account On the theory pre-
sumaby that there may be some fresh difficulty
in arranging the debt Of the Pacific railroads t.
the Government. 4 favorable event. whose in
1uence was apparently overlooked. was the with
drawal Of 100000 out Of $l.2jO0o0 engaged for ak
port 10 Europe II Is possible that this indicates
the elimination Of the gold movement, but at any
rate II proves that bills available at a
price which made II Improbable 10 ship the
actual metal.
IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange and the market
was barely steady at these closing quotations:
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DEL. LaCKAWtyNs AVID WESTERN n. r.
stations In Ncw-Iork foot Of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTIBi LED TRAINS. 1T LLMAN Buffet
Coaches PlNTStH LIGHT

Direct ioIf. t1 NEHAtth. EIODAFIEI4i' MCNTCLAlR
IHE ORANGES. summit B-.i.tris,lie baskn;
Ridge. Madispn Mo-ri,tYwu rassaie. Paterson. Boon.
tn Do'er ~tanhoIe. B. Dds LAKE LAKE H0.
PATCONG NaOk ,ttstoWn - hOOLEYS MOUNTAIN.
washington. PHU.LIPSBt ~. EASrON WATER
car SlROrrsBr RG. Flc1n' Mountains. sCRAy.
TON pIrTSToN WlLKESBARRE. NANTICOXg
DANyll.LE. NORTH -MREKLAND MontFose. BIyG.
NAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. WatergAle. UTICA
NlCHFIEID sIiINGS Cortiant SYRACUSE oS
BAIL. pAASNIL.IE & FFAi :, ana all polHu
30 4 M-BINGHAMIoN MAIL. stops al principal
600 A M-BUFFALo SCRANTON. BlNGHAMToy.
TrIcA. SYRACUSE ana OSWEGO EMPRESS Pull
man BUFFET rarlor cars e. meets az Buffalo viii
train foi chicago. arriving -" d. m next morning
100 + 81 SCRANTON EVACUATION ard ELNIRA
ENPkFSS Pullman paflor cars
900 T. 81: 'RANToN. WlIKTSBARRE and PLYL
Ol-TIi IN PRESS. Pu.imaa pAriH- cars. .
20 H. NJ DAILY -BlFFAlO. 81 RANT BINGHAM
TDS and ELMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pulimaa
Buffet Seepers. Arrives az : 10 a ~. ...
90 T. VI. tpaiA)-BI FFAI.O. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE AMI OS'
WEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET SleepcIs =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMOpATloNs a. n
nurravst and 49, Rr alway Tickets az ferry sIausaA
~ ana g42 HroadNay - West i25th-st. 235 Coumes
ave New York 3lS ard 726 Fuitonsf AMI ~ BroacEsL
IrloklYn Tine tables. giving fuA Information at all So
tons. $500. q, A.. 81
check baggage from hotel er residence % d-s'nsuon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
TO THE HOLDERS
OF THE
St. Joseph and Grand Island
Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE 60 GOLD BONDS.

Default having boon made by the ST JOSEPH AID
GRAND ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY in tho payment
~ .lo coupons payalle Tho nst day ~ May 1884, AMI
default having also been made 10y The UNION PACIFIC
HALFWAY COMPANY 10 dcrositing ihrtyhve THOUSAND
dalnrs monthly required ~ rs agreement. 50 that
40 coupons upon said bonds might be paid the UNDER
signed have consented at committee 70 enforce
tie RIGHTS and remedies - hondholders. wen as -
take whatever steps may Doe necessary to protect and pro
note your ln'eres's TIE pr misses.
An agreement looking protection has been pre-
parol ami Is now ready f1r your inspection a, the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Il Ncw-York and The
OLD COLONY TRIs ST COMPANY Of Boston. or from
my member - ne committee.
IL order 10 q action you requested
20 deposit your respective holdings with either u said
Trust Companies speedily possible. This VIII also
facilitate 'he action % the committee
pom tho der-.i, sad b. nds with either ~ the said
trust companies there be sFuei temporary receipts
exrhangoah for the engraved certificates the
faric can be prepared early application VII be mele
TO list ,al certificate. IN NewYork stock Exchange.
Dated s.y~ York. June l. 1904
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT. Chairman,
BERNHARD MANNER.
WILLIAM l.. III LII,
GORDON ABBOTT,
COMMITTEE.
J y. WALLACE.
Secretary.
Wall ST. y 7.
WILLIAM STRAUSS.
Counsel.
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains ca,e foot of West 42l-st follows. 10 minutes
earle. from rranAn-st: ... ,..r.,
30 \. IL ,daily. except sunday for waikiki tl.yy
T.. r. stations. Midllet0Wn. EeGNAe F1s0irs' !.st%
Carbonate. Scranton. Walton. Debit sidney NV'"'S|
ltca. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswegl. q,
3l5 i. NJ except sunday sullivan Co tHp' wsss
Waikiki Valley Rallrpud stations. campbell Han. M,
town Eurnve. Mountain Dale. Cen'revtle. fals0IIS
I-eyville Liberty Falls. Liberty tarNsNhie' aH' '"'
incston Manor
20 r. NJ. daily. Mddetown Summ.ty'l.e Fas s's,.s
Liberty. Livingston Manor Rocklari Walton slonJ,,'
Norwich Oneida. Fulton. Oswego Niagara FANS De"O-
chicago.
J. c. ANDERSON. O. P A.
SO Reaver-st New-fon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PHILADE-FHIA. ID, !'VFh ND WAsHIN'
For Thiinteiphta. week days $50. 500. 900 1000
li:3 Dining Can a ". i5' 2n go ,Bur,t Pa sl';
ight SUNDAY 30. 900 u 90 Dining Car. A. u.
30 500 go DINING carr. = ". l2l5 night
FOR baltimore and Washir gon. week days 900 II -
DINING car ". 30 500 500 600 Dining Can
+ NJ i2l5 night. sundays. 900 II 81 lDn.ng CAP
A NJ 80. 500 90 lbning Ca- p N, 1918 night
Ticket. and parorcar seat. be procured a, I2 25.
4I5 40 I 1913 Broadway. 81 8,h-aye.. 81 Ess.
ian s.. l34 Ias, l25th pa west 18th ST.. 2si
Columbus Az. NeaYork. Court -. 500 Fulton S..
P-ooHlyn 9S Broadway Williamsburg The New-Yo-k
transfer Company viii call ~ ard chetk baggage from
hotel or residence 90 iest'n1'i. r.
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WEST SHORE TX:

Trains leave West 42d-st station. New iV9in.t:
lows. and L. minutes earlier fIQIn ioot F'a""
$3.50 A. M.-Daily Local 70 Buffalo. s,.,acuse Roea.
0tI6 A. M.-Daiy ior Albany, .tlVa' y,@ago; except
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit N"N'
Saturday Toronto. ,,....t f',ica Syr1-
6I5 l.. M.-pay Tor Albany. Montreal. ontc Detroit
cuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls' i0
Cleveland. chicago and st. Louis 49,, s,racuse Rocf
SI5 4. M-Doiy for Albany ItlSa yea. Detroit, clev'
eser Buffalo, Niagara Falls Io'oh"'
For tickets time tables. parlor and sleepy YORK and
moo stions apply city Offices Brooklyn anu -, other IN
at stations Time tables principal hotels ="
{. Il. LAMBERT General PasseasesS e.sYOrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
u.,r,uoHE a. OHIO X. Il.

Fas! i,AP',tSSSL I Iii. 20 CINCINNATI
DALI sT LOTS AND ALL POINTS VEINS
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE On AL ANY for CHI;
cAGo so snd i2i5 ni{S MtSrI FSr ST LoyIs
M M u $40 m For WASHINGTON BALI M OK sum-
al 80 n. Dining f 6innq S Car, y night Bay S
tram, run daily essep, 500 E.E SGRHEiEHaS We
Roanoke Bristol aad Chattanooga. through r''''"
Ing Cav, 900 p e. daily as .o lao Bway ass
400 Grsnd-;t.. y. \: s+> FS,'9MI-sJ.' H'0'
foS Of tSerSy: Win 0 call for ana check psss'
from hotel or residence TO- destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
ATCHIS0N, TOPEKA & SkNTAFE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Reorganization Committee.

General Reorganization committee.
In Consequence u mn'ary formation q several
orotelve committees In this country ard Europe rope
,.n,- different classes bonds Of the Company and -
.u.ar..s to avoid adverse conflicting plans q re-
orrani-a,iaa ~, undersgn~i and such others as may
he s.,ocat,i With them thr express request. ond
Win th. drcc, cooperation q the Directors AMI others
O, a.. A,chi,on. Topeka q Santa Fe Railroad Company
have consented to act as General Reorganization COM
mite, IN the q all the various security holders
er,or. and s,ockholiera q the Atchson system for
~. turrass q assisting in the preparation. pronus'
ton AMI carrying ot plan Of reorsania
TN O, IN. nnarcal affair, Of tho Company and look
,x T. a.. restoration Of the property 10 the control OF
o., s,ookhoii.r, and Direc,os a; the eaes, prac'i;a
moment.
with the consent % the Railroad Company Ny S'''"e"
Iue Ia. been engaged vorif,. by m Immediate eH
,,,,.,.n - ~. account all siatemen'7 submitted ~
o.. Orer. = ~. Company. aal general E'@n 'oT nc
,,,oro,.n = a., Company credit Will be presented
t. tho PARTIES sefes,,l early date rs pfae'''o''
Holder. Of n. bonds anI creditors = TIE company
-. ,e.,.e,t.i g., send their and addresses an
=, ,-.,,nt o, their holdings the Secretary OF the
r. ,,,,.. IN Gaze Of the EW-YOtK GUARANTY
...f, txrryxlTY COMPANY. Muua! Life building.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
Sales bn auction.

SALE or NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
- THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERN MhMt Of
chilli Government OF chill Will sell at public auc-
lion I'm the city Chilli the lbh % ocooe.
80, a,b ,nWing days 81 nitrate works AMI l. nitrate
beds situated the Province o. Tarapaca me toa siue
~ soId properties bcing nearly f2oeNo 1.-TWO mulioh
hounds sirrng interested apply ror fnrther
Information Consul General - Chi IN Nsw-forK
.nt the consuls ~ Chill philadelphia and BOSTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR Long BRANC. OCEAN GROVE. ETC
From Per . y. r.. foot Rector
For Arin,.r Highlands. Hs-.-ni Beach Runsa
Beach Sralrigh, VI nm1Ufh Beach. ard Long Branch
i; $50 1913 \ Il 400 p " saturday oay. 3:S
800 l. NJ sundays a.3D A ". 800 +. "
Pr Elberon Astury PARK ocean Grove and pons
south 20 Po.' Pleasant. i0.i5 A. 600 P satTr.
Days crlyl -, J. Sundays 'excep' bury PARK ani
OCEAN Grove. $50 g. -
Tcr Iakovaod T ms Rive- Fni Bl,negat. 40 A.
q ~ = - Sl'uria-s ori-l ~
- Atlantic CIV N.ne'a,' afi 81 'get0n. 40 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
miscellaneous.

CUTTING AND SOUNDS DON'T CURE men dis,
I c,se. hut cause disease II the prostate bladder and
Kidneys Or HEATH lO4 East 10Th New-Nork, mas
cured theu ~ wears painless medicine after the sut
,.rer had twenty times. tortured with sounds
and LETT Brisht's disease. Services 10 a m 10
y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
ALL BAIL RQuIE.

For lDng Branch, ocean Grove. &C.
For Red Bank. Long branch. and points south to Pom,
Plea>ant. $40 SIS II 20 :. N. 30 $50. 400 ~
- - 70 Red Bank). G:l5 r NJ SUNDAYS excep, ocas
Gro9e and Asbury Park. 900 a. ". 800 P. "
FOr LAKEWOOD. Tons Rivor. Barnegat PARK ana
Barnegat. $50 Sis 4. NJ. 20 40 =. Il
For Atlantic cry. Nineand and Erlegeton. 40 n,
i.3O =. N
For Monmoush Beach. s.abrzh' ani II shand Beach
$50 SIS. II 20 a. Il. 20 40 p. u Sundays 30
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Dipi0sn0 Notices.
IAyHATTAv RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO II BROADWAY. NETWORK, June II. 1894


MAyHATTAT RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO II BROADWAY. NEW-YORK June H. 1891
FORTY FIRST QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and One
~ half pcr cent on the capial ok II this Company
declared payable this Office on and after Mon
The transfer books will be closed Friday June -.
, o'clock r. NJ and reopenei TUESDAY, July 8. at 10
o'clock \. NJ D. W MWILrIAMs. Treasurer.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASt RER.
NEW lORK. June sth. 1894
4 DIVIDEND Of Four per cent on the capital
~ stock Of the NETWORK AND HARLEM RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY will be paid by the New lork central
and HUDSON River Railroad Company. essec 'Gnd"r the
PROVISIONS contract the two companes). At
The transfer books Will be closed aat O'Clock 7. NJ on
Friday the 18th inst. and reop'nei at 10 o'clock A. ~
July 81 next 80 - -
OFFICE or TIE
KEOKUK AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.,
KEOKtK. IOWA. June IN, 1873
NOTICE.-The usual semannual dividend oI
IL peg cont tho cnpal stock ~ this corpany has
boon declared Of earnings PAYABLE on ne Pm day oi
June AZ the Office Of Cuyle Morgan Co., - Pine-st.
York stockholders u record m the closing Of me
books "
moss hours 9th ard reopene me 10Th
instant CHARLES II. JESNP
Treasurer.
TENNESSEE COAL. IRON a u. r.. CO.,
No : Nassau St. New York. June 18Th. 1924
vHHE COUPONS duc July lst 1894. on the
i Birmingham Divs bonds 4 this company VII, BE-
paid On md after Monday July n. 1894. az the Han
JAMES BOwRON. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

IAnfhr1ClIe ''lI Ia'lI tN'I0'IleIND
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot 4 ilbarly-st
For Easion. bethlehem. Alentown Mauch Chunk a.
20 Tl5 $40. II 10 20 Enst0n. 4. 81 10. 30 aW
70 Eas.on, 80 5:45. 100. - Allentown. ?. T. Sun.
laya $40 : - \. NJ. 100 $50. 600 p "
For Wukesbarre Pt's'On and Scranton o:i0 A n
no 30 10 p " srncavs. 40 A. "
For Reading a go 500 9:io. 1000. 1880 A. NJ
no 10 800 400 90. -. 73l y. n 1918 nIest
Sundays. 40 \. n. / 90. ] 30 $50 600 p NJ, gD
f5r Harrisburg at 4:3o. 500 o.iO A. ~. 40. In
400 30, 54j p M.. l2lj nigh, Sundays. 100 81
= 81 ~ night.
For surturv Lewisburg and williamsport at 40 sNa
9:io 4. II. i:io 30 7:3o p. NJ sundays. III, A. u
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IN THE BOND MARKET.

There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange and the market
was barely steady at these closing quotations:
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r l. HIGGISsON.
/ l.. COOLEY.
RICHARD e.. DALE.
" IS. FANSAM
g. l. Roo Is WELL.
" A. TOWER
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STOCKS WERE MORE ACTIVE.
PRICES WENT DOWNWARD.
THE CLOSING WEAK AT ABOUT THE
LOWEST POINTS.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JUNE "a.
SALES DE BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

50 Am Exchange Bk. ~
10 Bk Of New York. 22t
100 Imp & T Bk b3. ~ 81.
IL Park Bank. 80. .2S
10000 Va Fund Debt ?
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The weekly tribune., 1894-10-19
TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE
At the A. r. U. Ball-Realty Hall
Could Not Accommodate the Vast
Crowd in Attendance.
The Largest Ball Ever Given in the
City Crowds Two
Large Halls.

1t is conservative estimate that 2OOC
persons attended the Anaconda for the
capital ball given by Local lodge, No. 80,
Of the American Railway union last
night. At 8 o'clock the crowd began to
gather at Realty hall, where the ball was
advertised to be held, and it was evident
at that early hour that the hall, second
only in size to the opera house, would
not accommodate the crowd. The cop
per and blue colors of Anaconda mingled
harmoniously with the red of the great
union, and for hours seemingly un-
ceasing crowd wended toward the hall.
Many were turned away for lack of room,
but at 10 o'clock Elks' hall and another
orchestra we're secured and 800 couples
repaired to that place, where another
ball was given.
Faryin served the supper in his usual
inimitable manner, and his cafe was con-
stantly beseiged by a hungry but patient
and jovial crowd
Frequently at least so couples were on
the floor simultaneously at either hall,
but, owing to the excellent management
Of the skillful and obliging floor COM
mittees, in conjunction with the other
committees and all members of the
union, no Inconvenience was felt.
1t was not until daybreak that the
last dancers departed, all enthusiastic in
their appreciation Of the A. r. U. and
Anaconda for the capital.