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burtig Iom Santen sreb ban en- Sans
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-11
dividends mud 1uttrfst.
Proposals.
Clo3lo)
M SINKING FUND OF THE

10Jl0)
OCiTY OF NEW YORK, SOTO Contractors:
PROPOSALS. r. ALs, for or Furnishing Flu Materials ter non and pcrfC Of :
Hospital building on Gouverneur slip, between
s saSn! to sSd ch M a S sos. laws % q f' tso ror as S Amended Re5i
by Chaptcr BOY, Laws OF 1897.
with the above title, also with the name of the person
or pcrsons making tho same, and the date OF presenta-
Rooms Nos; ID and 10, Fin nee Department, stewart
Building. No. $50 broadway. In the City OF New
O'Clock N, at which place aud hour the bids viii
be publicly opened by, and in the presence Of the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund, or q majority Of
them. and read, and the award Of the cont act, II
aw arhed, viii BIO made 20 the lowest bidder, with ado
quntc SO rurity, as soon thereafter NJ practicable. The
person or persons TO whom the contr ct may DO
fSerqSn mtt Of II PUBIC rsaHiT wof * s! with the a. t snrs SaTse o NJ rsi
by him or them, and execute the contract within nyo
effect; and in case OF failure or neglect 80 to do, he or
they will be- consid red "a having abandoned IL, and
work shall be r advertised and relet, and so on until
the contract be accepted and exccut d. The work to
ommenc at su n time as the Commissioner of Public
N. b. Permission win not be given for tho with
ed from. or contract awarded to, any person who is
any obligation to the Corporation.
MoNTHS after the date Of the signing OF this contract.
The amount nnI Of security required j. FIFTY THOU
Blank forms Of ostImates, and further information.
II required, car. be obtained on application at the Office
WORK. For run i%nformaiion see City Record. WV
WILLIAM i. sTRoNa.
John ". GoFF.
ANsoN q. McCook. Sinking FUND
Chamberlain;
John I. oakley,
Chairman Committee on Finance,
Board of Aldermen;
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L QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Do,ied Down. It Was whether the Gentleman
from Kentucky Should He Reflected.

From the Washinoton Post.
Already quite q number OF ConRressmen
have introduced bills for the erection OF pup
iic buildings In, their districts. 1t has been
tion for tho past two years. and tho OUTLOOK
for the future 10 not moro favorable. II the
barriers stll. continue. the position OF the
Gressman from Kentucky o few sessions axe.
His name Was Mckenzie and no had q keen
sense Of humor.. ,
ing at Greensboro, the principal town In his
district, but had made very little progress
His Numerous promises to his constituents
were on the point of going TO smash. and his
unfortunate predicament gave his rivals .
splendid chance to advance their own ihser-
ests. So one day, in his dire extremity, Mr..
For what purpose does the gentleman rise2"
inquired tho cautious Speaker.
"On a matter OF the highest privilege" was
THE gentleman will state It," said the
ia not the RICH, Of a member to his seat q
question Of highest privileeef" persisted Mr..
Most assuredly," WAS the rcproEse.
We'll" said the kentucky CONGRESSMAN.
IT introduced some time ago a bill to erect q
boro, In my district. That bill was considered
IN the committee and las been reported back
e the House, and Is now on the ssie mam
Der, with great earnestness., u ssk that the
bill be now taken from the calendar and
pasaed. FOR II it is not, I am sure that the mem;
Der from the Second district OF kentucky Will
Tho House. which had listened to the FIRST
Fart of Mr.. McKenzie's ramarks with alb
When the demon stratlon subsided. the
Speaker observed that the prtvil Re was not
one of that peculiar character which demanded
But his premonition was correct He lost
hi seat
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the Chicago gas companies. There have been
no DEVELOPMENTS of Importance affecting Sugar
Refining or Western Union. II may be inferred,
therefore, That the advance in those stocks
has been due chiefly to the existence of an I'M
ulativo conditions have been unusually promi-
nent in shaping the course of prices on the Stock
Exchange this week. Stocks have advanced
whenever there has been q demand for them
to close short contracts, and following the
cessation of q demand for them from that quar-
ter they have as a rule declined. The paucity
Of legitimate business loaves the market in the
hands Of the professional element, which Is over
ready to take advantage OF tho circumstance
first mentioned.
The limited character OF the dealings is shown
by the fact that tho transactions In stocks have
averaged less than 10000 q day, and those in
bonds less than $1,000, 600, par value, per day.
The market to-day was Influenced largely
by foreign advices indicative Of a collision be-
tween Turkey and Greece. European markets
were unsettled and the apprehension aroused
there was reflected hero. Chicago Gas was moro
extensively dealt in than any other stock and was
exceptionally strong at a not advance OF nearly
q point. The majority Of the list sustained frao-
tional not losses. Tho woekly statement OF aver
ages Of the Associated Banks shows tho heavy
Withdrawals Of lawful money last week to pay
duties. 1t 10 interesting to note that those pay
ments have boon made without increasing the
loans. Tho other changes In the statement,
though not entirely consistent, are unim-
portant. From q Stock Exchange point of
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, IUOt al thafnhorI
St, a. follows, and Ave minutes earlier from West
Fad St:
O,0l =. M.-vcstlbule express daily for Wavcrly,
J.oO blnghamton, .ElmiSa, Buffalo; bradford, ar
rivcs Hu1alo 500 +. VI. Piflor car To- l3unaiJ-
O.00 u. N.-ycstibula limited. Fast mail dRily.
Z.OO Solid train for Chicago. via ChautauquaL Lake,
arrives Cleveland at 7:+O A. VI, Chicago 0 T.. NJ
~slcepers to Chicago. Cleveland. and Cincinnati, Din
ing car,
l.')U press. daily, arrives at Buffalo 7lSA 4. NJ,
Bradford T;l5 A. NJ, jamestown 800 A NJ, tloNr
land 1913 +. NJ. (Sleepers to Buffalo and tlevelandh
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago. and
the West,
O y. ~. DAIL.Y.-via ChEutauqua Lake and
o.tO Niagara Falls. solid train 20 Chicago. sleep
ers To IIOrnellsville. Chicago, and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
TiCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AT III, liz, 2dl. iul, and
e57 Bro laNay, l25 Bowery. 100 Eat l26th 81, nnd
81 West l.5th 81, Chambers and West 23d ~. ferries,
New York; 33S and 7s6 Fulton st., 100 broadway,
Brooklyn; 200 Hudson IT,, HobOkon, and Jersey city
station. WcstcOtt's express calls for and checks be-
gage from hotels and reSLdsnoes 70 destinations
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RRtlroads.
"AMERioA's oREATRsT RAiLRoAp.-
NEW
CENTRAL
- e. HUDSON RIVER r. n
& HUDSON RIVER R. n.

NhSSSS NNSh Ne Ia
From Grand Central station, AKA street.
III 4. M.-Except sunday. Empire state Expires.
Fastest train in the world. ,stops, at Albany. utcS
Niagara Falls $500 P. NJ. This train Is limited to ~
~ a. M.@DSii Fast mail for poushkecp,Ia
Albany. Utica, syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1880 4. M.-EIcept SUNDAY. Day Express for all
important New York state points.
iumbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis, and So, Louis,
stops at Poushkeepsic, Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
: ?. M.@@paIly, chicago special for petrois
Cleveland, Toledo, and chicago Stop. at pouslr
$50 =. M.%ESsept sunday, For West Point
$50 =. M.%Daiiy, North shore Limited. Due Do.
troit s;qo, A.. M, Chicago $3.50 p. stops at Albany.
900 r. M;IpalIy; For Albany, Troy: Utica, Al.
Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago.
ton. Montreal, and. except saturday niehts, ottawa
sino =. M.-nally. For Bafalo, Niagara FAILS
at Poughkeepsie, Albany. Utica,
200 =; M; no, =, Carries ,Sn cal sleeping ssGaL car pn.sSnss-
Lyons an for Rochester
't town. T.. o MimSSay: b sSa %SiSr'SSH issaT S'T TsEiIs.. T cisSs.
Isnd. TS SSS ,bs ch \ n { fRI os Saturday for Cape
1910 NiEht.Theatre train for Chicago and princi.
pal points on New York Central. every night except
Sunday night: Sunday night Chicago sleeper leave
Zoo 4. n. and s,as p. M.-parly except Sunday
/" toi'H Nbu r'hIith "a ioion.
OILS a. M.-Sunday only TO Pttsfeld and tho Berke
shire d HI.f. S Sia HiT!s% Tk piT!slOn To X
IAN night trains run between l5bth st. and points
on the Putnam Division rs far AZ Yonkes, In conneo
ton with the elevated road. The only line running
all night trains out OF New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on nil through trainh
Train. illumin ated with the Pintsoh light.
Tickets and Wagner onice at Grand Central station,
118, 28l, Alb Broadway, 81 East l4th st., y42 Broad,
way. 2S5 Columbus av., Bl West 125th ST.. and lssth
81. station. New York; 33S and 728 Fulton ct. and l06
Broadway, Z, D.. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence b. the
Wcstcott Express Company.
job NJ. TOCCEY, GORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger AgeuH
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Real Estate Private Sales.
J. Romaine Brown 4 90. have soid Nos. bss, $40,
and ots Wcst Thirty third street. 7oxvs. o.. for An.
,ots are covered by olu buildings ana adJoin the
David Clark has sold to Adams and Elizabeth
h-tEier No. t1Y West Fiftieth street, nye.story
private.
Bernard & Co. have sod for John A. bauer No.
~ crosby street. o seveD.story business building,
on lot 10 .3xl0o. 10 Mitchell 4. O. Levy at a re.
ported price OF eUo.OOO; also have sold for tho
latter Nos. lit and lts West Ninety second stteet,
TWO four story dwellings. lSxiU0 and zOxlOo, to
Hickman & Co. have nold for John Boyd No, 100
Woo.ter street. q six.story builuing on lot soxlOo,
TO Mitchell A. c. Levy.
John T. Dun 4 Co. have sold for Niels Hansen
the southeast corner OF Amsterdam avenue and
about 500. 900.
J. Clarence Davis & %. have sold on tho south
SUE o. l70th street, 95 feet west OF Prospect ave.
nue.. nve lots. and q lot on the east slide OF Pros.
poet avenue. 100 feet south of l7Oth street, TO Peter
Hendibod, for Franklin A. Wilcox. at about So. QUO.
siaWson q Hobbs have snld for Edwin X. Hearn
NO. LOO West sevonty seventh street. . foul. story
brown stone dwelling on lot aoxlUy.2.
CHARLES y. Rohler & Bro. have solo the southwest
corner or AIMS erdam avenue aud Tooth street, y
nve story nat house. on plot BB. loxlUO. for James
II. nAveL To George Aschenba hi ana aino for Mr..
Haven. Nos. e2S and. $50 Amsterdam avenue, two
nvt. story brown stone nat housea, on Iots each
HO.B11OO: No. ses TO joseph Brucker and No. $50
o Aioer:. Brucker: aiso for Hirsh Bros. to MIR. Haven
the plot at the northwest corner CT Fifth avenue
and l5lst street for Immediate Improvement.
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SATURDAY, April 10.

SATURDAY, April 10.
Tho stock market has been irregular this
week. Sugar Refining, the gas stocks. and
Western Union have advanced, while the rail-
way list. particularly tho shares OF the
anthracite coal carrying roads, is in tho
main lower than it was last Saturday.
Tho decline In railway stocks Is the moro
significant because of the extensive covering of
shorts. caused by the sharp advance in a number
OF the so-called Industrial shares. The improve
ment In local gas stocks is adequately OK
planned by tho failure at Albany of popu-
listic legislation directed against the com
panles. Chicago Gas. which has moved
in unison Will them, has been favorably
affected by the belief that the result of tho re-
cent municipal election at Chicago was not in
imical to local enterprises Of the character Of
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, APRIL II, 1897.

the market demoraiiEedi prices were not quoted; re-
ceipta, 1000; stock, a7S. 900; exchange, q lo.l0d, .
decline OF 1920. Santos was quiet at in0 reis declinet
receipts, 10000; stock, AAa,0'o. There was less
pressure TO sell to-day and on covering OF shorts
prices rallied.
FLouR-was quiet but nrmer. owing 10 the rise in
wheat. Sales $500 bills.
BdrTefs. Sacks.
Receipts. 1850 1A,737
Exports ................ 1910 1880
NAVAL SroREs-Unchaneed
PETRoLEUn-Crude certificates were unuuoted here
and in oil City.
PRovIsioNs.Lard quiet. Prime. t.sbpc. Pork arm.
Mess, SS.76@te.2o. Tallow, $40. ~Butter-CreAmery
western, lS962Oc. Cheesa-State full cream, large,
Pennsylvania, frcsh gathered. 9la@pNc
$50. Refined unchanged.
CHICAGO, April i0.-These were to-day'a prices,
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SATURDAY, April TO- GRAIN Wheat - Spot
was steady. Sales $4,000 bush. for export. or
No. 2 Northern spring Duluth, 5000, and l6. o
ungraded spring OH private terms. Free on
board afoat: No. Q rod, 77ioc.; No. / Northern
spring Duluth. 79kc.; No. 8 hard winter. 72iac.
Futures advanced 7sc. to 1sc. After Change"
May on curb was 72kc. Future sales $685. 900
bush. as follows:
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Surplus s47. see.o Gao. 20. $50 Dec. 81 400. $40
Tho surplus a year ago was Sl4. 1922, IT'S, aud
two years ago ST., 93l $50.
The imports Of general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods. at the port of Now York last
week were $12,774,523, against S12.O77 1888 the
previous week and !$0.21s.755 for tho CORE.
specie for the. week were $54,Ol4, OF which
$ls,661 was gold. making total specie imported
since Jan. l, 81, 500, O75. Exports OF specie were:
Gold, $4,000. and silver. &978. 731. a total OF
$97s,731, against 81 ,O44, 94S the previous week.
The exports Of specie, since Jan: have been:
Gold, ST.. 065. 0Ol, and silver. $12.7 s3. 277. a to-
tai OF $l3. s4S. 27s.
Total value Of domestic exports from tho port
of New York for March was:
1897. 1896. nanoss.
Month March. S33, 44e. O7t $40, 1884, 24 Inc. s4.8i7.soO
From Jan. l.. s5,l&5.s9a $3.50. $50 Inc. e.3Oe,7O4
The Brooklyn Oity Railroad Company has de-
clGred a quarterly dividend Of 2io y cent, pay
able April 10.
Railway gross earnings for March compare
with those OF the same month OF last year as
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The speculation In cotton today was dun and devoid
OF interesting Developments. The opening was irregu-
lar. near months being slightly higher and distant do
liveries lower, Later the whole list DO lined slightly
on selling for Liverpool and New Orleans account.
The Governments monty report was Issued to-day.
but II had little II any eject upon the market. The
Government estiElhtes the total crop this season at
1894, $40 balea The report states that the move
mcnt from Sept, |, 1896. 10 Feb. |, 1897, was 8,OlT.-
l2B bales; that on Feb. | there were on plantations
8Gp, 28s bales, IN warehouses 5Ss, 127, at public gins
lGl. 800, and AT depots anu yards l3O,l2l bales.
COFFEE-Rio ON the spot was dun aud nominal; No.
Z. TAG. The future trAdlng was as iOllOMsi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-11

road reports gross earnings for February OF
800, 823, an increase OF 90. $3.50 rs compared with
the same month of last year, and net Sl4,30S. an
increase of go, 239. For the two months ending
Feb. % tho gross earnings were $780, e6, an In
crease OF $15.492 as compared with the corro-
spending period of last year, and not $2l,250,
an increase of $40, 625.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, 1888, OSS; internal revenue, S4S8.d25,
and miscellaneous, $40. 800, a total of Rl,037,-
4O3. The disbursements were 81, O73,OOO, an
excess of expenditures over receipts of $50 ,596.
The receipts of the fiscal year to date have boon
$685. 91 ,139. and expenditures, 1896, 057 $50,
966, 1872.
The net assets OF the Treasury at tho close Of
business to-day, as officially computed. compare
with those Of last Saturday as follows:
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81 OHIO.

Leave New YUrk, loot Of Llbtrly 81, daily.
CHICAGO. 200 l.. N. and l2.l5 night.
PITTSBURGH $3.50 eK, sun. ZOO sun. lg:lo night
CINCINNATI. st, Louis, 1000 A: NJ, boo ]: M.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 500, 10 Dining Carr.
1850 A. NJ. dining Car, goo, $3.50 DINING carr, 300
Dining carr. T.. ~, l23l5 night, sunday. 1000 DIN
ing Carr, 1870 A. ". ,plnil x tarl, goo (Dining Carr.
300 dining Car, l23l5 ni'ut,
NORFOLk, 1880 A. NJ. daily.
day 800 T.. NJ.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
OniGes: ll3. l12. pol. i3t. ll4O broadway, 81 East
18th st., 1877 BowCry, New York;; 33S, 3il Fulton ST..
B%rooslyni station foot OF Liberty ST., NC. II X. OF n.
J. baggage checked from hotel or residence 70 desti-
nAluA-
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STATIONS foot of ID bDru-ses and CVrtlandt SITS.
stO 4. VI. FAST MAIL.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Car New York to Chicago. No coaches.
1000 a VI. PENNsYLvANi1& LIadITED.GPuiinsS
Compartment Sleeping; Dining. smoking, and OBJ
Cincinnati. indianapolis. Louisville. st. Louis.
2IOO p. VI. CHICAGO n ST. Louis EXPRESS
For Cincinnati = L2qisyiIie: cbblesso' St L9ai.:
7s Hnlsf r. ". fo s6 5G!faSi f + sH EHpR{E:ss-yor Gin,
se Stanf 9 t9ui'yil ,e;F I1GianSSPSiis; s.. Louis
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo
WssMINGroS AHD THE ourH.
g.. $50. $50. 1910 Dining Carr, II A. NJ, /, 2Io.
(s:2o Congressional Linn - all Parior and Dining
GSrss. n SiSG Dining snnS CAP s!aG 8 dao Car, P u X
congressional Linz" all Parlor and Dining Carl,
$3.50 Dining Carr. 3 Dining Carr. Q P. NJ, 12:l5
SOUTHERN Florida Limited.' 1910
p. y. week days. Express, +:so P. NJ, 1915 night
ATLANTIC. LIYE.-"Flor,da special. I" $50 p.
y. week days. Express. $3.50 AN. and 9 P. N. daily.
o OLD ON COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-s Az
ATLANTIC CITY.-Express, l:5O P. N. week days.
Long Branch, Asbury Park dnteriaken sundaysl
$40, $40. and ll.5O p. NJ. Sundays, GAS A. u.
$50 P. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e:2o. $50, 5; $50, 9, $50 40 Pennsyiyanin Iimi.edh
1910 Dining Carr. II A. NJ, IL. /, e:l0. 8, 4. 4:30
$50 Dining Car; 5 lGDintnS Carr; 8 Dining Cary
a :a0 = = p N. i2;l5 night, sSndays e;iS. $500
7;49, 5: 9P:M, i2:l1 night
Broadway. l Aston House. and foot Of Desorosses
and Cortlandt sts.; 1 Court ST.. 500 Fulton St, %
s s,s., d ys- and Bro Rr3ok ISn A Anne3 y station: n]Tooslyn;
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels and
rssiaences ,hrSgsh to destination. uoon
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Barley was nrmer. New feeding. 2oa2oiac, cost and
freight to Buffalo. Rye was stoadier. State, $50
TO Buffalo.
.~CoRs-Spot was steadier. Sales 81. 900 BUSH. in
Guiding $4,000 No. Q mixed on private terms free on
board ahoat for export. No. y mixed In elevator.
quoted 2ssc.; No. 2 do, old, 5000 at S0ac, deliv.
cred; ungraded, 1000 at 2skc. in elevator.
Futures dyanced hc. To ao. After 'Change " May ON
curb was 2STsG29isc.; closing 2gc. Future sales 65.-
900 bush, as follows: