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POstO0ce Notice.

POstO0ce Notice.
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SPAIN Portugal turkey Expt ana 5I!ssS nd: =;
Europe La musa be directed psr La
or street Ss Rs snd.
FOR per F~Sa asasrs %S' o 3
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cow .s s %us; be s'tif per
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
mails named additional supplsmsn:sry mails ar. Ar:
German steamers remain open until with ten minutes
A 'i FOR q so ssff AMERICA WEST
TN Orleans a. $40 p for ST. Pi.fTs-Mao'loo per
ds,s sS. %..,. ss f:s';S
c0s.a S1 1.,, :ns s s1SS p.ss
ports, per ,.s. aIs Dsr A Iis SSS1
sATURDAY"A, Tor Bsr%ySa per e. TTr n1:s
Island and s ss, G.%S.e f cSs s fs
fs uspgm at and ,S' yucaan per cy Wa:hin!cs
parts r. S MsssS apd s9 cSSa must @
Hay and carSp,nS per ; Pr.s when y.'1.
br'.s and Guiana Be S'Isss:S Pc, :;
sm I'D a, oT N iUs P Ssr ' m.msr
l TSrf PAIN. "a be!sA p Ns.tOsndsnd. pr
ss.s ri. BY : daily . !. U.s. and n:
.a Boston and ,he1 Ss, Sy g, :s:.;
close at this ONCE daily =. e. m for I scrwsrdnf .
TAMPA Fla Malls for Mexico. overland uaiss6
specially Addressed for dispatch by steamer close 81 ths
office daily at a. m
~ TRANsPACiFiC MAILS.
Mails for China and Japan. per g. g. Peru (from I'm
Francisco) close here daily up to March ~ q 80
m r Ss os o ss her, g: . pa
D. M Mails for Australia Except West Austrsjla>.
Hawaii and Fiji Islands. per Warrimoo iron Van
eouvsr close here daily after F.snh:ry . and ry 70
especially addressed onlyl per Emps:ss Of 5sdla
from Vancouver close here daily up to March ~ q
$50 D. m Mails the Society Islands, per ship TyoVto
Bird from Frsn,iscol close her: daily up e Nsfsh
West Australia. which forwarded VIE EurcpN. Nov
Zealand Hawaii FL and Samoan Islands: Ies
March '2s at 7:So M. II a. NJ and go P q: toe q
for Austraa). Malls for Hawaii per q. = Auetrnlle
from San Francisco close here daily up to April q
$40 D. m.
Transpacinr forwarded port Of sailing daiV
schedule OF closing 10 arranged on the pfssupo
Of their uninterrupted overland transit.
sRegstered mail closes at Q p. previous day
CHARLES ". DAYTON Poo{mastsA
postofncs. Nsw-York. n T.. March IL lsQ
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THEY FAVOR WOMEN AS LAY DELEGA TIES.

philadelphia March ls--By a vote OF III to 80
me Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference
to-day decided in favor OF the proposed consti-
tutional amendment admitting women az lay ueie-
gates TO the general conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
d A. TAGGART ITS RECEIVER.

Nashua N. H. March B-Judge Wallace to-day
appointed as assignee OF the Granite State Prov-
dent Association d. Arthur Taggart. Bonds In the
sum Of $4,000 required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
MR.. BAYARD ON DUTY AGAIN.

London. March 1S.-Thomas r. Bayard. United
States Ambassador. who has recently been indis-
posed. has recovered his health after spending few
Embassy to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

The arrivals were numerous at the leading hotels
Yesterday and a number Of the houses were filled
nAf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

4. W. Thompson. Madison.
y. j.
Nine. Nevada Palmer. Madi-
son. y. ].
Or. X. Palmer & family.
Madison. y. j.
Miss Muchant. Philadelphia.
A. 4. Thonan. Elmira.
B. X. Field. Berlin. n. Y.
j. II. Bickford. Salem. Mass.
c. Ashley & wife. Ogdens-
burg.
d. Z. TerwillIger. Ellenville.
y. Y.
C. II: butcher. Ellenville.
y. Y.
T. II. Comick. Knoxville.
Tenn.
II. W. Smith. Macon. Ga.
II. r. Wells * wife. Chi
cagp.
Miss Wells. Chicago.
NORMANDIE.
!. Metcalf. Providence.
Mrs. T.. q. Radike. Provi-
dence.
II. II. Hanfcld. Duluth.
l.. :. Hayden x wife.
Waterbury. Conn.
II. Silsby. Seneca Falls.
J. T.. Spaulding & wife.
Winstsi Conn.
{. s. Bradley. Baltimore.
u. VI. DeI.amater. Jackson,
Mich.
W 7. Marsh. Saratoga.
A. simpson. Worcester.
Mass
d. \. Bates. Worcester.
Z. {. Boyd. Glens Falls.
W. n. Gallup. Syracuse.
Miss +. y. Baldwin. DAN
bury. Conn.
!. n. Robinson. Toledo.
Mrs. W. Il. :. c1ymer,
Washington.
Miss Wallace. ashington.
Miss Elizabeth. Washington.
w. Horton AZ family, Mid
dletown. y. Y.
PARK AVENUE.
G. II. Wctherby. Troy.
&. X. Chapman AID wife.
Hartford.
Il. Deyo and wife. Pough-
keepsie.
c. II. Delano. Ticonderoga.
j. Il. Cary. Louisville. Ky.
l.. 8. Scott. jr.. Detroit.
T.. c. Sweetser. Philadelphia
j. o. Tanning. Albany.
w. c. Falk. Hudson. n. Y.
G. G. Morse. Scranton.
ST. JAMES.
l.. May. jr.. Boston.
Mrs. \. Corby. Detroit.
Miss A. Bohan. Detroit.
X, NJ. Knight and wife. AL
bany.
II. Smith. Worcester. Mass.
W. NJ. Atkins. Pottsville.
Penn.
J. T.. Hargreave. England.
J. A. Hunter. England.
ID. G. Robinson. Elmira.
STURTEvANT.
J. w. Bates. Beloit. Wis.
). {. Edwards. Cumberland.
Md.
+. NJ. Bristol. Chicago.
w. c. Winchester and wife,
Grand Rapids.
ii. ID. Messimer, Philadel-
phia.
]. L. Lamson. Albany.
II. Il. Powell. York. Penn.
II. j. Watts. Boston.
X. J. Collier. Jamaica. w. I.
X. u. Gage. Boston.
NJ. w. Humphrey. Kingston,
n. y.
C. s. Burial. Geneva.
WALDORF.
II. II. Hannell. Trenton.
q. =. Field. Buffalo.
l.. Fleischman. London.
c. G. Smith. Philadelphia.
Il. X. McMechan. Wheeling.
w. Va.
A. y. Covell. Boston.
w. J. Cardie. conneant,
Ohio.
Miss j. N. Diehl. Reading.
w. W. Dayton and wife.
Blu ffalo.
w. NJ. McKenney. Northport
c. II. Helm, Kane. Penn.
N. Il. Bubb. williamsport.
T.. Baumgarten. Toledo.
Ohio.
W. Mason. Binghamton.
s. +. Monroe. Binghamton.
Mrs. II. 5. Bollman. Pitts
burg.
Miss Bollman, Pittsburg.
c. Dove. Boston.
J. ". Damon, Boston.
Mrs. o. NJ. Meand. Philadel-
phia.
J. II. Fisher, Scranton.
" NJ Claya 4~rp HfnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

The annual schedule meeting Of the Metropolitan
Association Of the Amateur Athletic Union was
held at the Aston House last night The following
dates were scheduled:
April H. New-York "A. c. cross-countyy run; May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
23s FIFTH AVE-.
VIM. b. NORMAN, Auctioneer.
ON FREE EXHIBITION
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
WAITER COLORS
AND DRAWINGS
By ALEXANDER CHI. ROBINSON
PUPIL ACADEMIC JULIEN. PARIS.
MruRER n. Y. WATER COLOR CLUB.
TO BE SOLD AT POSITIVE SALE BECAUSE OF HE
IMMEDIATE RETURN TO PARIS
This Thursday and Friday Evenfneos
March 10th and Goth, at q O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
ENGLAND AND THE SOUDAN.
ENGLAND'S OBJECT.

From the chicago IHIeS-IfeF"'U'
Tu,o ends can be served by a military expedition
in the Soudan Domestic politics can be inyigoratsd
and notice served upon Germany. Russia ana France
that Great Britain will acqulesce in the sultan
reopening OF the Egyptian question At the same
time buf without committing England as an ally
~ ftaiv The latter can be befritDded at critical
juncture by Englands furnishing distraction to
the west Of Abyssinia which VIII persuade kiny
Italians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.


RAIN OR SNOW PREDICTED FOR TO-DAY.
Washington March 1S.-Of the thre" centres OF %"
reasure noted tweny-four hours ago. only one remains
within tho limits OF the United Staes-that IN "NAs'
1,,, has moved eastward increasing In energy h'd
e. ro~, central In Northern Alabama An area oil h'h
,rs,.urs covers NewEngland It's centre lying over INV
OCEAN The pressure has risen In Rocky Mountain as
,r,cs An extensive Of high pressure IL c'h IN
Nebraska The weather has remained fair In the Az
iant,c coast districts with Increasing c'ondhtS ON "
authern coast There general cloudnrSs 'hfo"Rh""
On. M,s,,ssup, and Ohio valleys and lake regions nc
by snow the northern and nln IN the SOUTH
er ,ortions weather prevails In the ROCKY N""n
tain disrc,s The temperature has risen In the Nu'huo
coast district slightly In tho northern and dec'dedy III
,he southern It is colder throughout the Mississippi ana
sr Tsurriay in tho North Atlantic States the LAKE re-
rons and the Ohio Valley rain In the middle ana Souh
k,,an,c and East Gulf States and the changes IN 'e
sra,ure will he slight IN these districts Gearing ana
pSsr weather IL probable In the Mississippi valley fair
"a colder weather indicated In the Southwest fair
and warmer In the Northwest
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO DAY.
ro, .v-Enxiand and Eastern New York. Increasing
.,oud,osss with rain or snow easiery winds.
FOR Eastern Ppnnsyivania N-w-Jerrey. peiaware
MARYLAND and the District Of Columbia rain little change
in Temperature: esstefiy winds A., VT,
rain snow: northeas'ery w'h's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

American Art Galleries,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NETWORK
THE FROSSARD
Revolutionary Collection.
This Thursday and Friday Afternoons
at 2:3O.
THOMAS F. KIRBY AUCTIONEER
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANA0ERs.
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ALBEMARI.E.

ALBEMARLE.
r. A. wylle. Japan.
Mrs. ". Graham. Japan.
Sir A. Iiayter. England.
Indv Uayter. England.
Il II. Dawley. Chicago.
- A. Webb. Baltimore.
e. ]. Haigh. Buffalo.
W. Haigh. Buffalo.
J. +. Wilson. Buitnio.
Mrs. NJ. Campbell. Phiiade'
u N. Jones. Boston.
" Wood. New-Orleans.
g ". Dlmick. Boston.
r II. Lewis and wife. Noun
Holly. y. J.
BROADWAY CENTRAL
Mrs. 4. Davis. Prescott
ont.
J. q. Ely. Boston.
4 ID. Lamond. Boston.
]. F. Barry PawtuoKe'' +"
q. j. Kirby. Providence,
A r. Bsmls. Foxborn, Mass
". X. Gardner. " aoaS'
A p. Wendell and wife
Portsmouth. y. II.
r. /. Geddis. Pittsonrs'
q. Hyslop. Toronto.
u, c. Freeman. Rocnes.er'
p & Livermore. Detr",ti
W NJ. Beach. Hawei' Mis"
=. Goldman. Hawell. Men.
n. Meyers. Poushkeeps e,
l.. u. Sanborn. 'h''oP''
Falls.
n Felton,. scranton.
n. T.. Robbins. syracuse,
p q. Van Vlcet. ST. LOUIS
A Vogel, Toronto
+. Killer. Toronto
BRUNSWICK.
r. HaIlock. London.
Mrs. Harling. Montreal.
NJ. y. Mac saten. IT, NIL
T. W. Gaunt. Bradtoru
England.
A. Grant. London.
II. &. Green. Boston;
r W. Lawsonton. BOSTON
r W. Parsons. Chicago
{. l.. Griffith. san FRANCIS
CO.
r II. Plumb. Buffalo.
II Crawford. Chicago.
Il. G.. Hotchkiss x wife
Summit. y. j.
W. Power. Quebec.
EVERETT.
! II. Maxwell. Philadelphia
II. :. Gardener 4 wife. Bos-
ton.
J. Z. Huntington. Norwich
Conn.
The Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Field
Stockbridge. Mass.
Miss \. A. Colby. Boston.
r. II. Springman. Boston.
w. l.. Mussey. Cincinnati.
Miss Buckley. Lawrence
Mass.
Mrs. /. +. Barnes, Methu
en-. Mass.
T. NJ. Perkins q wife. At
ianta. Ga.
G. u. Tullis. Chicago.
II. +. Boardman. Boston,
J. L. Goven. Tompkin'
Cove.
G. T.. Mills. Pittsburg.
q. Dickson. Camden. y. j.
r. J. Wagner. Chicago.
GIISEY.
w. ID. oliver. Chicago.
W. L. Hixon. La Crosse.
NJ. o. Brown. Chicago.
A. W. Sullivan. Bradford
England.
A. u. Smith. Stanley. Eng
land.
c. Blayburn. London.
+. c. Donovan. Philade,'
phia.
II. II. Edmonds. Baltimore.
NJ. Jackson. Bradford. Eng
land.
G. 3. Happen. Rochester.
w. Goldman. Boston.
w. Hastings. Wilmington
ii. Doerr. Minneapolis.
A. q. Barber. Boston.
HOLLAND.
q. 9. Lowell, Chicago.
J. 8. Hovey. Boston.
II. L. Hollis. Buffalo.
G. w. Paddock. Boston.
Z. T. Pcatt. Boston.
J. Il. Aldred. Boston.
e. C. Mccain, Buffalo.
c. r. Scott. Pittsbure.
G. A. Post. Cleveland.
Il. Pratt. Philadelphia.
c. s. Wright. Pittsburg.
+. Brooks 4 wife. Boston.
MARLBOROUGH.
q. 9. Coos 4 wife, Provi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
WHAT THE ACTION MEANS.

From The Albany Journal
England has manifested great courage In deciding
to send expedition up the Nile though snis ac,,H
Of the movement, II 1t be successfui are varied ~
will embitter France and Russia; It draws EnElan,d
closer to Italy; II puts new strength Into the Triple
Alliance: IL retards the prospects of closer rea ons
between European nations; 1t draws England and
Germany closer together In spite OF the Iransvaai
episode and II breaks up all the natural political
tendencies OF Europe
THE AFRICAN STORM CENTRE.
From The Philadelphia Press.
Africa has suddenly become the storm centre OF
European rivalry: Italy BY single vote yesterday
added $240oo0oo to Its debt and took another step
to Italy and her allies by the unheard-of step OF
decorating King Menelek midway In war with a
the Cars act in comforting on Menelek the 81
to the Triple Alliance; England has set her tTSops
in motion the Nile to reconquer the 100000
the Soudan dam with fire and sword France ap
preaching the same region from the opposite o'rec-
"'" BLOW AT GERMANY.
From The Boston Advertiser.
Evidences OF the unfriendliness OF the German
Emperor Great Britain have been frequent enouSn
the scen, pas: o 80 that the rs nave Ses
secretly working to create seated and perna
nent hostility among the African natives against
Great Britain. 1t now seems equally evident that
the British Government intends TO oppose the Ger
man tactics by even more aggressive movements
A PRETExT FOR DELAY.
From The New-York Sun.
1t 10 most improbable that the southwark move
ment toward Dongoa Is caused by sympathy for the
Itaians or by the belief that the carefully plSnnsa
Hsifa Is in danger Il Is much more likely that the
French are right in assigning the real motive for
nov no. p ss:tioasd in -" Es ya " ~ '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

Dr. and Mrs William II. Draper'wi entertain the
members of the Thursday Evening Club tonight at
their home, No IS East Forty-seyenih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

r The Model Doll Show at Sherrys. In aid OF the
Scarlet Fever and Dphtheria Hospital will be
opened tomorrow afternoon and evening with a
private view, at which the following paronesses
viii pour tea Mrs. John W. Minturn, Mrs Arthur
NJ Dodge Mrs. c. Albert Stevens, Mrs. Brock
hoist Cutting Mrs. Arthur Turnure, Mrs. NJ Orme
Wilson, Mrs. Nicholas Fish and Mrs. T. j. Oakley
Rhineander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The members of the Knickerbocker Bowling Club
enjoyed another OF its regular meetings yesterday
afternoon in the Tennis Building. in West Forty
frst-st. There splendid attendance and some
excellent bowling done. The prizes. pair of
silver grape scissors, presented by Mrs. Prescott
Ha. Butter. and azalea plant In BOOM were
won by Norman G. Johnson and Walter G. Eliot
respectively. The scores were $50 for Mr.. Johnson
and l73 for Mr. Eliot The highest scores Of the day
were made by Theodore Pohemus Cooper. PIG; Mrs
Frank b. Keech, 135: Frank b. Keech l57: DR..
Porter and F. G. Johnson. 2o7. Among those pres
yesterday Mrs. Grenville Winthrop. Mrs
Prescott Hall Butter Mrs. J. Muhenberg Bailey.
Mrs. John c. Westervelt. Mrs Frederick Sheldon
Mrs. Edith Wigham Clarke Miss Clarke. Miss
Gilbert. the Misses Clarke. Russell. Landale. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortlandt Van Rensselaer,. Miss Force. Mat
thew Astor Wilks Miss Schroeder. Miss Mabel Wat
son, William Mel. Purdy. Walter Rutherford, Mrs:
George L. Kngsland. Miss Kingsland Admira.
Gherard: G. "; Smith Mrs Philip J. Sands and; Miss
Miss Julia Pearson, Miss Wotherspoon: Miss Wilson.
Mrs. George q. Williams and George 8 Nicholas. jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

ALL QUIET At THE hENTUChf CIFTTOL.
Frankfort KY. March ls.-All the troops have
h.ep withdrawn Adiutant-General Collier and one
policeman are the only ones In charge OF Capitol
eom,re this morning. Senator Blackburn has gone
~ his home al NersalIles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

MAsCAGNPS NEW OPERA At Ia SCALA.
Milan. March 1s-The first performance on -
90 or,s new onera "Zauetto," was given ct m
re.tro ds,,. Scala this evening" The production
was a qualified success The music 10 exQuiste O"s
the piece is considered too slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

Miss Una Rowland Solely. of No. 81 East Twenty
nnth-st will give a luncheon this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

Mrs John b. Calvert, of No. Is East Fifty-sev-
enth-st will give birthday tea this afternoon from
10 o'clock in aid of the Babies Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

The Musical Club will hold its last morning meet
ii.g to-day at the home Of Miss Colby, No % East
Twenty third-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

80. New-Jersey A. c. and Elmira A. c.; June 49,
New-York A. c.. July T. New-Jersey A. c.: Septem-
Der 3, New-Jersey A. c.; September &c. N.w-York
A. c.
The annual championships will be held Sep
TENDER II at place yet to be selected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
6uerial Notices.
BpsdaI Notices.
H. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
ses FIFTH AVENUE NEAR s4rH ST.
Free View Day and NIGHT.

GODFREY MANNHEIMER'0
COLLECTION OF
MODERN PAINTINGS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT EXAMPLES o.
AIM,-TADEMA JIMINEZ-ARANDA.
BRETON JULES. JACQUE.
BONHEUR ROSA, KNAuS.
BELI-ECOUR, LELOlk
COROT. MADRAZo,
CASANOVA NICOI. ERSKINE,
DETAILI.E PASINI
DEcAMPS. ROSENTHAi~ IODHs
DEFREGGER vITL.EGAS
DAUBIGNY, VlBERT.
DIAz vAUTIER,
DUPRE. JULES. VoLION
GERoME VAN MARCKE
GALLEGOs. WORMS.
ISABEY ZAMACOfS
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT
CHICK ERING HALL
6TII AVE. COR. 18TH ST..
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH ~
AT s O'CLOCK.
ROBERT SOMERVII.LE ORToIES OUs
Auctioneer. 8o6 9th Ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

The Kensico Cemetery. located on the 9as!s
Railroad forty-eght minutes ride from the Grind Csetf
Depot. ONCE 10 East 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

rn,BuNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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HOLLAND.

AAktA<&s><ssI, @A@s
q. 8. Coos 4 wife. Provi-
lencs.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

Railroad bonds displayed the usual lack OF feat
rre throughout the day. but the few changes
,rorthv of note were generally in the direction OF
1o,,er nrices American Spirits Gs. however were
nor cent higher at Gi. and Louisville. New u
bsnv and Chicago consols per cent better al 80,
On The other hand. Chesapeake ana ONO '1ts'I
,s lost 3. al 100. the general 4Rs AT % ROCK
leland extended - 2. at 81. Lake Shore hrsl cpu-
none AT los Northern Pacinc hrst Us "a AT
iC1s. and Southern Railway 1s :, al ~
Ten shares Of the stock oI ine bal-h o' 'ne S'a'e
Of New-York were sold al lu1 49,
Money on caii was GNS per cent. Jlne money
rates were q per cent for all periods ana com
mission The commercial paper market rates
,'are nominal at per cent for prime indorsed
tiue receivable ms per cent for four months
acceptaIce and choice four months slngIe-naHc
naper \ per cent for good six months sngle-name
Ianer and above for names not so wei known
There was nothing doing In commercial paper
prime indorsed bills receivable continued 10 De
offered at SM 10 per cent
The foreign exchange market was very weak
Posted rates Of the principal drawers of exchange
were 81 ~ and 81 S6 for long and short sterling
hills respectively: Paris. francs I.lNs Tor long
and : 1GI. for short Berlin. reichsmarks. - TOT
long and g5ss for short. Amsterdam. guilders
4Oi. for long and 40%s for short Rates for actual
business closed follows: Long sterling. - -
short, "a S4Q1 s4A; marks, long 9i '-logoi's'
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST CON-
SOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE
0GDENSBURG AND LAKE CHAM
PLAIN RAILROAD COMPANY.

Default lavng been made April lst. 1896 In the
taymcnt o. interest the First Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds oG the Ogl.n-5urg X Lake Champain Railroad
Conn ans and Receivers having been appointed by the
United states Vermont and New York states On
March 10 i~96 II Consolidated Railroad OF Vermont
and Its leased lines and the said Receivers having al
loved tho Oclen-hure * Lake Champlaln Railroad Com
panys interest to remain IN default the following named
persons hav been asked t. act as Committee 20 pro
the II h- holders ~ said OgIenshurs &
Lake ChampIain Railroad Company first consolidated
mortgage bonds under plan ard agreement copies ~
which Obtained from the Central Trust Company
of New York Old colony Trust Company II Bos-
ton ~ from either one Of the undersigned Committee
Bondhollers requested 90 deposit their bonds in
redately accordance with the terms Of the agreement
clth.r of said Trust Companies In order nat the
Committee my be placed in position 70 protect their
without delay. Negotiable certificates VIII be
ready for delivery and after August 2fth circular
containing the facts has been prepared for the infor
nation II h0ndh1iers and be- obtained from the
Undersigned u either of the Trust Companies.
CHARLES PARSONS. Chairman.
L. Broad ST. New York, y 7.
WILLIAM LTMMIS.
Wall 81. New York y. r
THOMAS DENNY. JR,
80 Cedar 81. Now York. y. Y.
CHARLES Il. BAIT.
National Security Bank. Boston. Mass
PHILIP V r. ELY
state ST. Boston. Mass.
SWAYNE & SWAYNE. Counsel
l2) Broadway. New York. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
Dlpioen1 Notifies.
financial Glcltlons.


To ST LOUIS SOTTHWE ESTERN RAILWAY co.
STOCKHOLDERS -.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug % 1896
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of the Stockholders cf the St Louis South
western Railway Company Will be held at the Company
ofce 4, tho civ Of ST. Louis. No. Tuesday. october
oh next al O'Clock A M for the election or nine
Directors and the transaction u such other business
legally before said meeting
The regular annual meeting Of the Directors OF the Com
many viii held the place immediately atter the
a adjournment o the Stockholders meeting.
Tho transfer books will be closed on SATURDAY
opened Q. Wednesday. october 1895: AZ ten o'clock
q. m. = ". FOt'DiCh@' fies'Ne"'
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
ErnorEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Aux % = 3. mc.n-lis ll5 ~ ior m'ns'
ana ii3i. fr account Canadian Pacific - r.' -
DO 1T pref q Illinois central 10 Mexican ~ man
isi, 81 Paul 80. New York Central ~ rem
svttani, 5lL reading ga. Mexican Central new pr
cent iones CO.,. Louisville and Nashville. ~ A'nisn
comm on lV-- .... D.. Cd.
4 70 p m-The amount II bullion withdraw from ih"
RANK n England balance toby - th'" "1 inait
cuu. hlls n4re day ~ ads tn'e n 81
Der rupee Psfis aitlces quote yer cent r~itrs al "-
f-an~9 ,7i fDr the uni and exchange on
i.,nfon Il - francs H. ccntimes f0r checks
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
RONDs-THE MONEY MARKET

Sales Of Government fonds were 81 900 reg
istered As Of 1904 at iOi@4 and >5WV at lo''
<, ,no co1pon As OF 1901 at 1864, 1000 coupon
- at 1nSi. s. 900 coupon Is Of 1870 at IL
and 500 urJ AT l13 Final quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
Reorganization of
Noitte,n Pacific Railroad Co.,
Under Plan and Agreement dated March i6, 1896.
% Wall Street. New York.
Aucusf II

Under Plan and Agreement dated March 10. 1896.
- Wall Street, New York
August 81 1896.
Notice h that all holders Of certificates OF
depo Of stock either preferred Of the North
orn Pacific Railroad Company under the said Plan and
Agreement who have failed make payment Of any IN
stanent II cash payable heretofore called under said
Plan and who before september -. 1896 make
payment Of all sums hereunder together with SIX
per cent interest thereon from the several dates when
such sums due payable and also further sum
equal quarter cent upon the par value o the
stock depo1ited Will upon September u. 1896 without
be entitled - any under the said Plan and Agree
ent respect any such stock certhcaa In every
such deposited and the cash heretofore paid
in respect VIII and belong 70 the Reorsan
zaton Managers and may by them be used for any OF
the requirements carrying out the said Plan and Agree
rent and 40 certificate holder then in default as aIore
said will entitled redemption Of such certhcate'
or 20 the return stock thereby represented or 10
have any further interest rights in respect thereof
payments hereunder may be made at our office. as
above or a. he Of Drexei Co.. Fifth and Chest
aut Street Philadelphia. Of the Deutsche Bank
Berlin
j. u. MORGAN & CO.,
REORGANIZATION Manages Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany uf.ler said Plan and Agreement