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Didn't Concern Him.
New York Sun.

New \ ork sun.
Salvation Lass--War Cry! War Cryi
Irishman (who thinks she has addressed
himl--Who'S the war bechune?
Salvation Lass-It's the same old war
between God and the devil.
Irishman-Ah, go on wild yez; I'll not in
terfere.
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window Glass.
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Transfers, with a Total Con
alteration of S24 ,S42.67.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m, Oct. 20, 1896, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis Suite 229, first office floor. The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
John NJ .Iatton to Joseph Harris. lot %
Julian ct al. s Spring Garden addition. Sl,0OOu0
Burton l.. Beville to Mary A. Schooey,
lot No. 81 Englewood addition 10000
Henry A. Sinks to Charles T. McClelland,
south half of northwest quarter Of sec
ton g. township Is, range 2.............. 10000
lot %, square Is Lincoln Park .......... 100000
G. Oakland ..................... 2O4.16
Anna E. Hanna to same, part of lot
John C. McNieI to Hugh Mcdonald lots
II and 13 Kettenbachs subdivision of
Fletcher's Oak Hill addition. ........-.... 5000
Joseph A. Creeden to John NJ. Hatton,
lot % Julian ct al Spring Garden adj
Joseph McVey to Sydney Chopper and
Brookside addition Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Sydney Chopper to Joseph McVey and
wife part of east half of northwest
100000
John w. Wilson, administrator, to An
nerilla Sutton, southeast quarter of sec
ton g. township It. range S.............. 4s51.o1
Katie D. Wilcox to Lambert ID. Davis,
street addition 100000
Speink, lot So Reagan Park 100000
William d. Culbertson to Harvey L. Da-
Wis and wife, part of west half of
northeast quarter of section ., township
16 range Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Transfers. IL; consideration .......... $2i S42. 81
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WANDA A LINEe
The Short Line for ST. LOUIS and THE IVES

Leave Indianapolis Daily-1:2O a. m, 800
n M 1850 noon, 200 p. M, n:20 p. M
Arrive St Louis Union Station-3:A u. M,
7:24 p. M, 1:44 a. m, ZOO a. m
local sleeper on II 20 p. IN. train daily for
Evansville. open to receive passengers at
$780,
street No 4S Jackson place and Union
Station. GEO. E. ROCKWELL. d. p: A.
E A FORD. General Passenger Agent.
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Cotton,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 1Ae; low mddlng. &c; good ordinary, Ga
net receipts, 1s6 bales; gross receipts q, 1856
bales; sales $3.50 bsles; stock, S29,S16 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2G.-Cotton steady; middling.
3-t6c receipts. 1867 bales: shipments, 5,099
bales; stock, 100 AS bales sales, 1900 bales.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Cotton closed quiet;
midding uplands. 15-16c; middlns gulf. 3-16c;
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VITAL STATISTICS-OCT. 26
DR0lhS.

Infant Laughlin. 20 North West street. mani
ton.
avenue, laryngitis.
Roscoe Holiett, sixteen years. 40 North senate
avenue, anemia.
James Higginson, forty-two years. sc West
Washington street. degeneration OF heart.
Tandy Miles eight years. GIG Home avenue,
diohtheria. - - .
Matilda Bailey, eighty-three years ZJ9 Sheiby
street. heart trouble.
Charles Cummings forty-six years, go Coburn
street inflammation the bowels.
Orlando Morell. sixty years, li3 ST. Mary
street cancer OF the stomach.
Bernard McClosky sixty years. 1874 North West
street ohthisis.
Omer B. Carr forty-seven years. 100 North
Illinois street. apoplexy.
Infant Hanna SIS Broadway. stiiiborn.
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Hoss-Receipts, SEQ; shipments. SEQ. The mar
ket is active advance of 21&6t5c from Sat
urday. Shippers were tie leading buyers and the
supply was exhausted. The closing was
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Wheat Booming

And never offered a better opportunity for MAX
ing money. Write Il. s. MURRAY & CO. Bank
and Brokers, 122 Rialto Building, Chicago
members of the Chicago Board o. Trade in good
standing. for their Book on Statistics and Specu-
1ative Information and Daily Market Letter.
both free. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
OUT-CF-TOWN ORDERS.
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Louisa and George F. BusaId. Pill Minnesota
street, boy.
Ruth f. and John Hanna, 81 Broadway. girl.
Lola and Sylganus SoutherlAad, 50 East Nc
Carly street. girl.
Minnie and Dennis Moran. $50 West Vermont
street girl.
katherine and Cecil Smith. sos North Delaware
greet, girl.
Ida and Albert Karmeik. Rural street, boy.
Marriage Licenses.
JSseph W. Banks and Esther ID. williams.
Lie Merle Sidensr and Iva N. Scriulshets
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cent. discount Sheet zinc. 6061zc. Copper bot
toms, 21c. Planished copper. 1)c. solder, nq12c.
Nails and Horseshocs.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Steady-HOgs Active
and HiGher-Sheep steady.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 26.-Catte-Receipts
light shipments Nothing doing for want
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Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to 80 lbs average &c:
90 to 80 lbs average. 6hc: 20 to 80 lbs average
6S4c bellies. p lbs average. IA to Is lbs ;v-
erage, sac; 10 10 lbs average. 6l4c. Clear
backs % so lbs average 5&cs 10 to Il lbs aver
age, SAC; : to lbs average, 6l2c. In dry salts
sc less,
Hams Sugar-cured IS to 20 lbs average 1OIac:
10 lbs average. lie; 12la lbs average, 1itac: 10
lbs average. 1%c: block hams, 11Ac; ali first
brands; seconds. lac less
Broadcast Baeon-Clear frsts. 1llkc; seconds
si@c.
Lard-Kettle rendered. in tierces, csc; pure
lard 6iic.
shoulders-English cured. 10 lbs average, SIC:
10 to II lbs average. sac.
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear. FER bri, 200 lbs
ST. rump FORK, $3.50.
Seeds.
cloyer-choice recieaned. so Id, s4a4.5o; prime
S.25Q4.75; English. choice s4Q450; prime S4 e5
G4.75; aiske. choice. s475G5; alfalfa. choice
s.. S5Ql6; crimson scarlet clover. 81 7563; tim
othy, As lbs. choice. s.5oQi.6o; strictly prime
81. 50Qfl co. fancy Kentucky. IA lbs. 81 50Ql 60 ex-
ira clean. 7eQl9oc; orchard grass extra s225:
red top. choice. slIi.25; English blue grass "a
lbs sl.5oGpl. CO.
Timers Supplies.
Best brands charcoal tin. 1C. l0xi4 l4x2o I2xI2
s5.5eq6; TX, 1oxl+ 14x20 12x12 S7si7.50; IC l4x2O
roofing tin. s4.5oQ5; &c. 2ox2s. ssGlo: block tin
in pigs. ice: in bars. Zoe. Iron-27 Il iron &c per
lb. charcoal iron. so advance; galvanized. 70 per
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AppIes-PrIee ranging with quality. 75c per bril-
choice, Sl.25; fancy. S1.50.
Bananas-Per bunch. No. l. si.25a1.5O; No. q
75c.
Celery-156125c
Cabbage-306p40c per brl.
Cheese-New York full cream, l0612c: skins
case per h.
Grapes-S-lb baskets, 9G10c.
Lemons-Messina, choice, $3.50 per box: fancy
lemons 81.
Oranges-Jamaica, $3.50 per box: Sc per brl:
Mexican, $40 per box.
onions-sl9l.25 per brl; Spanish. $50 per crate.
Potatoes-S5e190c per brl.
Sweet Observation-Disclosures, $125Il.50 per brl:
Jersey sweets 81 pei brl.
Cranberries-$5.50 per brl; bushel crates, $2
Quinces-75cnSl per blu.
kiefer Tears-60G15c per blu.
New Cider-s3q3.50 per brl: SL75G2 % per half
brl.
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PROPOSALS
for 81 ,2S5, oOoS4 OF Three and One-Half
Per Cent. Gold Bonds and Stock
of the City of New York.

EXrCvToRs ADMINISTRATORS GtAKniAESr ,5 Az
OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS AltE ~ H Ot-
IZfl, ACT or THE Lr'ilSi,AI i. ftf lNS7f.D
MARCH 1850. To INVEST ~ THESE bONDS.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED by me
Comptroller u the CITY u New RI AZ ms "'V'' ~"
~. broadway. the Clty % Ne~ York. until ,oo
THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF u NJ. lN'o .,
a +. NJ when they Will lc publicly oieh"l TOT
or part n III" following described t"uph OF
Registered lgnds ana STICK 90 the Civ ~ New-fork
b.sring interest NJ three ani half cent per an
mum payable sent annually. 10 wit:
sssl i 81 Con.oafol stock = the city % New YORK
Tor acquiring thc lands known a. 81 John
Cemetery. the Ninth Ward 'or use as a
public park. the principal payaoie NOV L.
90 90 % cnsodaei stock Of the city Of New York,
bridge over N" Harlem
River. a Thru avenue. the principal payabIe
NOV. l. 1915 -
osa 20, so ldaiei stock - the city = New York.
known az "Schoohousr Bonds the princi-
pal payable Nor. I. 1914.
ia5 GO 90 C6neodated stock = the Ciy 81 New York.
Tor new grounds and buildings for the COL
lege 10, the 6riy 81 New York, the principal
tayalle Nov. !. 1914
The princl,a ~ interest the said bon1s ant
e,rsk arc ,s,ahe IN gold ~ IN" United states OF
America : the present STANDARD ~ weight and nneness
The prorosal. should he ncosed In sealed envelope
,rdnr,et Proposals Bonds 4 tho Cooperation ot the
80, - N.a-York.' and then Enclosed In second en-
,rispo ,ddres the 'omptroe~ - the t1ty OF New
yors For fun Information. See Clty k"'nri; .,rr,
i"'"' i'' $50 ASIIiEI. T. FITCH.
Comptroller
civ Of New York-Fnancc Department CompiroleTS
Once june =. 1920
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Wednesday. June 10-p. m.

Wednesday June 10-p. m.
Stock trading to-day exhibited the concerted
Efforts Of the bear element TO depres5 prices
and the absence of outside support made It posi-
Me 10 force considerable speculative liquidation.
Stop orders were reached in many stocks. caus-
Ing sharp declines in more than one instance
but final prices as a rule were above the lowest
CT the day, and among the active issues net
losses In only few were above per cent Inc
majority Of net declines ranged from y 10 "a
per cent Although there was no change III inc
political situation, bear traders managed 10 con-
vince lightly margned holders and weak-Kneeo
board.roon1 traders that there was sufncleht un-
certainty to warrant selling and lower prices
and besides this. the bear rumor-shop circulated
report that President Cleveland vas about 10
send a belligerent message upon the CUBAN
question. Despite the rumors. the speculative
selling weak -kneed traders and the vigorous AZ
tack of the bears there was no material OUT
side l,ou,dati The various encouraging 1ac-
tors IN the business outlook and the probable
outcome Of the St. Louis Convention continued
10 keep sentiment among the bsst element IN
The Street at cheerful pitch' no "it"S'd11i's
The sagging security market
The condition of the foreign exchange market
usually guide to the stock market put JUS III.
proved tone and the prospects or only very HsH.
god movement for the rest OF the summer nave
remained obscure factors as far as STOCK traoihs
has been concerned A large amount OK exchange
will be furnished by the sales OF the Anacohua
Nine stock by the sale OF the Milwaukee Eiectric
Railway and Light Companys securities, ana oy
various negotiations made by MIR. Morgan III LON
don. II the foreigners satisfied with the mohe!
plank In the St Louis platform this country may
expect very large exodus Of capital from the
other side, and the St. Louis platform Wan ue
clare for sound money, II seems assured that iol .
esn capital will come this way. There is a vast
amount OF idle money in Europe Which shouio DC
attracted here by hat-footed sound money oec-
laraton at ST. Louis next week The totai ua dc
actions in to-days market amounted TO ZooZ
saares Of which Sugar Refining, Burlington 81:
raul Disting and Cattle Feeding. Louisville ana
Nasnville, Missouri Pacific and American Iopac-
" furnished the chief dealings Among the actlye
,ares losses OF per cent and above were ha MAJ
W American Tobacco Atchison preferred: chi
. aso Oas, Rock Island. Burlington. St. Paui Dis
f,inns and Cattle Feeding. General Electric'
louisville and Nashville. Kansas and Texas pre-
Insrred Missouri Pacific, Pacific Mall. Southern
hallway preferred and Tennessee Coal. LONDON
mss not much Of factor Although there was
s.me small commission house selling. prlnclpalIy
~ vroers from the West. the market was aimost
enlrely a local and professional one. A smaii
snount Of gold-$100, O00-was taken for export.
Closine prices to-day OF number OF active
SUCKS compare with Yesterdays as follows: 90
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Railroad Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1i3A
II shares Central Railroad Co. Of New-Jersey. .lo;
81 800 Brooklyn City Railroad Co. first mortgage
bonds, due lgi1 ....................ll2 '
81 900 Central Railroad Co. II New-Jersey c,nsoli-
dated mortgage per cent bond. due 1893. 1904
$1,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 60. per cent mort -
bond. due 1919 Observation-Disclosures. ~
s470o New-York. New-IIavsn ana Hartford Railroad
Co. per cent debenture bonds .l"2
80 shares Equitable Trust Co.. New-lsondon, -
Is shares Swarhmore College .....-........ To-
$500 Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad first
mortgage per gold bonds. due 1890 S2i,
So 900 Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad second
mortgage Der cent gold bonds due 1880. . sc
81 90 Chicago 81. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha
Railway 90. consolidated o per cent mortgage
bond. due 1890 acknowledgements. 1881
81 COO Central RAILROAD Of New-Jersey per cent
convertible bond. due 1902. interest May and
81 800 Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co. general per
sinking fund mortgage bonds, due 1898. COZ
81 600 Northern Pacific Railroad third mortgage
bonds. Reorganization Trust Co. certificates. -
3 shares Pennsylvania Coal Co.........-...... .335
share Delaware and Hudson Canal Co... l.9
shores Minneapolis. ana st. Louis Railroad 60. -
230 shares Mapes- Reeves Construction Co........
5000 Kingston Water CO. first mortgage per cent
bonds. dated May |. 1888. due Nav /. 1903. TO-.
p shares Franklin Trust Co. ~ BROOKLYN 20
g shares Importers and Traders National Bsn<j3lh
shares Chatham National Bank .............soo
shares Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 800
shares American Exchange National Bank. 1871
$1,000 Retsof Mining Co first mortgage , per cont
bonds. due 1929. coupons January and July. Il
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STOCK,
BOND,
REAL ESTATE.

The Petit Manan Investment Is a comblnatlon Of sh'
aN,ve The stock In the form Of Stock Ger
ncate combined. and the Bond Is secured by
conveyance Of real International Trust Co..
Trustee the Stockholders.
The pays cent dividends q PER cent quar-
practically guaranteed Subscription ilst
VII close for this year in June Well known capitalists
are interested Full information be obtained at the
Office OF the Company sent by mail
METROPOLITAN BUILDING.
Madison Ave.
PETIT MANAN LAND & INDUSTRIAL CO.
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EUROPEAN FINANC1Ar MARKETS.
London. june 10. I D. --Consps il3 for Tnpn~y and
Il3A. for the account Canadian Pacific ca, Erie tN
Erie preferred a3s Illinois Crn'fa. r5'. Mexican
ISis. common. New YORK Central.
cSi. Pennsylvania ia Reading. - Mexican Central
per honds 70. Louisville and Nashville. 49,
Atchison common. l4i,
4 80 T. mThe amount of bullion gone into the Rank
Of England balance to-day t. 1900 India tnun ~
bills allotted to-day at ii advance II Idol per
rurc-
bSo p u.-Paris aSvices quote exchange London
a % francs l7is centimes for checks.
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OFFICE OF
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. CO.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
NEW-YOPK, June 18th. 1895.
DIVIDEND NO. III.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared

a quarterly dividend OF ONE AND oNE-QUARTER
PER CENT upon the capital stock Of this company.
payable at the Office Treasurer and after the
18th July to shareholders OF record at the
close books the Goth day Of June inst
The transfer books viii be closed at o'clock on the
afternoon o0ih inst and reopened on the morn
ing Of July LIST next. - .- .r
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..her Financial Tables see Page 10.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
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Spokane and PaIOuSe.
NEW YORK. May 9th. 1906.
To the BOndhGldcrs 81 the
Spokane and Paiouse Rafirond Company
and the Holders of Ncw York Security
nnI Trunf ComuanY Eeceints fhercfOri

To the BOndhOldcrs 81 the
Spokane and Pniouse RafIrond Company
and the Holders of Ncw York Security
and Trust Company Receipts therefor
The undersigned Committee. after negotiation with the
Northern Pacific Reorganization Managers has arranged
with the latter that pursuant the provisions OF IA
az OF REORGANIZATION Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad system dated 49, 1890 the bonds OF the
Spokane and Paopse Railroad Company may participate
such reorganization receiving for each $1,000 present
bond with all unpaid coupons attached
S25 IN cash January l. 1897
s525 the per cent. General Lien Bonds
bearing Interest from January J. 1897.
$3.50 in Preferred Stock Trust Certificates Of
the recognized Northern Pacific Railroad
The presen; agreement with the Northern Pacific Rail
read Receivers (wheeby they equal 10 interest
AZ per per the face Of the presen,
bonds). January l. 1897. inclusive. but not
thereafter such payment 70 be made July l. 1896 and
January /. 1891
Holders OF bonds OF the Spokane and Palouse Railroad
Company or OF New York Security and Trust Company
elps therefor In order to participate in this arrange
nent notified deposit their bonds receipts with
Mossrs j. 7. Morgan Il Co, New York. not later than
June i5;h. obtaining exchange therefor suitable Re-
organization Certificates by them enti
their holders all the benefits OF said arrangement;
Bonds or receipts deposited may. at the dis
OF the Reorganization Managers be excluded from
the benefits OF this arrangement.
The undersigned Committee Is unanimously OF The
opinion that prompt acceptance the foregoing PROPOSE
all bondhOlderS receipt
"O'''' GEORGE Il. sHELDON,l
EDWARD \. GIBBS. .
u. II. DODSON. COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM BLOnGET.
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Bondholders desiring to avail them.
selves of the privilege Of extension re-.
ferred to in the foregoing notice are
advised that, upon presentation at our
office on or before June 10th, 1896, their
Bonds will be stamped and new Coupon
Sheets affixed, free of charge.
SPEYE FIR &c CO.,
30 BROAD STREET.
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financial.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
FIRST MICE. GOLD BONDS.
Office OF the Central Pacific Railroad Co.,

New-York. June 2. 1895
This Company has made arrangements TO extend Its
49, 600 First Mortgage Bonds. maturing July 1885,
years tina; date viz On January l. $685. with tn
meanwhile payable semi-annually January and
July l. the rate OF go annum. Principal and ln-
teregt payable in United States Gold Coin.
The right is reserved redeem the Bonds extended
any time paying Bondhoiders the par face
value Of interest thereon the OF
cent from July 1s 1895. in United States
gold coin interest accrued subsequent to that
date have been paid thereon before such redem
ton thereof
The right Of the Bondhoders avail themselves OF such
extension has been reserved 10 such holders PRIOR
TO JUNE GOTH. 1896, shall deposit their Bonds for
that purpose with MESsRs. sPEYER & CO.. New
York, or with MESsRs. sPEYER BROTHERS.
London, or MIR. Lac. SPEYER ELLISSEN,
Frankfort Main or MESSRs. TEIXEIRA DE
MATTOs BROTHERS, Amsterdam.
The extended Bonds will b~ stamped 10 show the
tension and Coupon Sheets will be annexed. repre-
sentng future Interest.
Copies Of the Extension Agreement be obtainel at
the Company's Once and the Office OF the Bankers
above mentioned.
The present extension Ia made to the date Of maturity Of
maturing Central Pacific First Mortgage Bonds
which the Company expects arrange
a long extension OF the entire First Mortgage Issue
c. P. HUNTINGTON, Vice-Presient.
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~, Al state issues there were sales OF 5000 Ten
u Ise Settlement IS. at 81 and $4,000 at 81. Four
lSS me four'h Na'io''a' Dan" 'O'' "'
nm. me market for railway bonds moved in SYM
Any Any with stocks but there were no heavy losses
ohons The active issues. and no indications OF
wsra man speculative liquidation. The features
sua. Atchison. Reading and Northern Pacific is
Issn.o southern Railway frs. 3s. Kaneas and Texas
& 'es Erie general loan As. and Wabash first
No,.SS some OF the weaker issues were Chicago ana
:G rt n Worth and Denver city first receipts. TO
Cour,sa. KANSAS and Texas first As l 10 49, Kings
hrsis or Elevated irsts 3 to 60; Union Elevated
rpmss - TO SON; Reading second preferred In
S9x. to 13; 4tchlson adjustment As. Y TO
Fas..,royw iowa Central FIRST rs. 81 to 94a Kansas and
g. " ~ ,nrsts. " to 91M; Northern Pacific first
rexS. IVA Spokane and Palouse 6s, Va to S31s
~no Pacific first IS. IL to BAN; Erie general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
PETIT MANAN LAND &
QUEENS COUNTY ROAD BONDS.

W The county ~ Queens invites sealed bids until Juno
1896 II O'Clock for the purchase ~ all or
arV part II an county bonds eating the sum
hundred thousand dollars and known
ne Queens County Road Bonds. Series j amounts 10
eighty dollars and Series amounts 10 seventy
thousand The principal ana interest OF these
gold coin The bonds mature July lst
1916 and carry intr's at the rate o. -FOUR per cent Per
NUN payabe annually the nrs' days OF July and
January year the Office Of the County Treasurer
County and 10 the payment 81 the bonds the faith
and Of said County II Queens pledged Each bond
"a OF the par Of hundred dollars The assessed
valuation of real personal property In Queens County
az eauGiizcd the Board Of Supervisors In December.
lS1, OF sevcny-twO million one hun
drcd and sixiy-eeh, thousand and fifteen dollars H72
lG OBJ and bonled indebtedness Of the county does
not the sum Of eight hundred thousand dollars
l$slO.OOD.
The Board expressly the right to
ect any all bids II the Board deem 10 the best In
efest OF 10 and also the right
10 award said bonds either wholly 70 bidder In
such lots several bidders the Bard may deem {,
the of the county No bid VIII he accepted
unless the be made blank form 10 p" obtained
from and the bidder complies
OF resolutions numbers ana three or
said Board Suieryl 'ors adopted May 10Th. 1890
For further insorne'l form ~ bid etc. arn' -
JOSEPH DYKES TREASURER Of Que IL County.
Court House. Long Island city
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BONDs-THE MONEY MARKET.

BONDs-THE MONEY MARKET
,%es Of Government bonds consisted OF $13,-
Unregistered is Of 1925 at 11GA, $5OOO al
:, 100000 coupon rs of 1923 at 1l8%. 100
,,iil6H. $4,000 at 116h. $1,000 coupon !s at
49, 1900 at 113 and $4,000 registered 5s at
-'@z. Final quotations follow:
eke1 AHked.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-02
HARVARD AFTER YALE.

With Leanders' Coach They viii
Again Try Conclusions.
New York, Nov. IA special to the
World from Boston says: The Har-
ward Athletic club, through its chair
man, Prof J. III. Beal, has sent an in
vitation by cablegram to Mr.. r. c..
Lehman, the celebrated English row.
ing authority, asking him to coach the
Harvard varsity rowing crew of the
season of 1S96-97. This invitation
was sent at the request of Coach G..
r. Watson, and Mr.. Lehman is to
have full authority over rowing mat
tiers and personally direct the work of
the candidates. 1t is announced to-
day that Lehman has accepted. Mr..
Lehman is recognized as one of the
first rowing experts Of England. He
graduated from Cambridge where he
rowed in the Trinity college and uni
versity crews. He is probably best
known on this side as the coach of
the Leander crew that defeated Yale
for the Grand Challenge cup last Ju-
ly. The new coach will serve with
out compensation.
1t is also learned on the best of au-
thority that Harvard is anxious to
meet Yale again on the water and that
the athletic committee is ready to re-
new relations with Yale so that boat
race in which the blue and crimson
will meet again after years sep
aration NAV be expected.