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WALTER q. oAKNAN President.
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JOHN GAULT. NJ nacer Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS
Samuel u. Babcock, Charles n. Henderson.
George +. IaSer. Adrian Iselin. Jr,
George :. Bowdoln. Augustus d. Juilliard,
August Belmont, James y. Jarvie,
Fre-ieric Cromwell. Richard A. McCurdy.
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DvrpTrsEMEN'rs ard subscriptions for The Tribune
A received their Uptown once NO l'2t2 Broad.ay.
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snts received the following bTanch nnses az regular
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ard ilth-st; IA Coiumbus-sye near West ootnst lv
between Tth and sth aves o9 Esst 4.th-st o3o
Ita and T7h 1o28 ID ave- near 6lst-
% -os near Seh-st C50 3l-sve near 4ist-st
5s4 sd~svc; 30 Rleecker-s 325 BleecseGrest G DOS 3D.
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STOCK VALUES HIGHER.
HEAVY PUBLIC BUYING.
RECORD PRICES MADE-BoNDs AND
MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 20.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

Money on call was ! per cent. Time money
was per cent for sixty days, 2H per cent for
three months, 2l2 per cent for four months, ana
3 per cent for six months. Commercial paper
rates were 3I.d3la per cent for the best names
for three months and 3i5G4 per cent for four
and six months. For names not so well known.
414l2 per cent.
The foreign exchange market was firm on
small volume of business. Posted sterling was
4.S1 and 4.SSMi .SSh for long and short bills re-
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3,OOC.0OO.0O

The -esoiutlo,s OF the Commissioners Sinking
Fund exenpting said Bonds and Stock from oc" taxa
finn were adopted the authority Of odi
nance Of the Common Council approved hy the Mayor
October 1850 and section l3 ot the New YORK CITY
Consolidation Act of 1ss2
THE PRINCIPAL or AND THE INTEREST ON THE
ABOyE-pEsCRIBED BONDS AND STOCK APE Pay
ABLE IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA OF THE PRESENT STANDARD OF
WEIGHT AND FINENEss. At THE OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CONDITIONS
pr,vided BIZ Section 14G OF York City Consoli
dat!on Act Of 1882 amended by Chapter i0S OF the
Laws OF 1897:
No proposa for bonds or stock Will be accepted for
less than the par value Of the same.
Each bidder mus, deposit with the Comptroller In
money or by certified check drawn 10 the order OF the
said Comptroller upon state or National Bank OF the
city oe New York TWO PER CENT. Of the amount of
the proposal Including premium No proposal will be re-
ce!ved or considered which not accompanied by such
deposit All deposits VIII be returned by the Comp
roler to the persons making the within three days
after decision as the highest bidder bidders has
been made except the deposit deposits made by such
highest bidder bidders II said highest bidder or bid
ders shall refuse neglect within tve days AFTER the
service OF written notice Of the award TO him or them.
to nav t tne Chamberlain OF the city OF New York the
atnount Of III. stock or bonds awarded him them
their per together with the premium thereon
any less the deposited by him or them. the
such deposit or deposits shall be forfeited to
retained by the City Of New YORK as hquidated
damages for such refusal or neglect
Tho Comptroller. with the approval OF the Commits
sIoners of tn, snkng Fund shall determine what, II
part OF said proposals shall be accepted and upon
payment the City Treasury OF the amounts due by
the persons whose bids accepted respectively certlh
shall be issued to them as authorized by
law.
The proposals. together with the security deposits.
should lncosed sealed envelope, ndorsed Pro
posals OF the Cooperation Of the City OF New
York" and then second envelope. addressed
TO the Comptroller Of the City Of New York.
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Thursday, the 10Th day of July. 1897,
AT O'CLOCK Il. W.,
SI.75O,o 10000

BOO GffY c2Nsop&TEP 81 NEw YoFK sT3fK kNowN SE '
ADDITIONAL WATER STOCK OF
THE CITY or NEW YORK" frihei-
90 PFdIPs3yITbATEp PaI PsyIGIs Ti! l. sTocK g'S OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK . KNoW :; Y. y, = =, AZ r
sSfS6EM9T,sE sASIT4RY y fdybS 9 L PrinciSal p +
payable Nov !. 1915: . r,,r
300 ccoNsodIpATEEp2 gST3T STI3GK F3R OF THE TIE
PHRcHAsE or NEW STOCK or
PLANT FOR THE DEPARTMENT or
STREET CLEANING. Principal paya-
DAT 3; S6ysoLlbA4EB Sol. !; !sII5 STOCK OF TIE
cry OF NEW YORK KNOWN ~
n.ltt ~scF9oLHorsH J io,d BONDS" Principal
'''' CRY or % H;lE:W SEW YORK, FOR AcoI.lR,,
ING LAND REQUIRED FOR TIE
At THIRD AVENUE AND THE APP
PRoA.rHEs THERETO. Principal pay
300 G2NfodP4TES cf4Y II NER 46RK S5RSk FOE 9E NE M
BgILpINGS 4lIG o ETri r nI9 t2R RcHtRIrIEs THE nE
CITY oi' NEW Y0RKn FroR, NEW
PER4MESS PT5PIFST Of FTG GonR2Gr9N F2R 9HE Pm P
SE eq;I5iT E{y TSS Fga OF RE
Principal payable Nov. I. 1918.
600 Consolidated STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR LAYING
WATER MAINS. Principal payable
o. 90 c0Ts6LIpHrED c5y d in5l STOCK OF THE
"PoLIcE DEPARTMENT BONDS"
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE Nov. !. l9ls
G.S2 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY or NEW YORK. STREET AND
PARK OPENING FUND STOCK. Prin-
cipal PAYABLE Nov. /. 1918.
0.Os CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TIE
CITY or NEW YORK. FOR THE
REDEMPTION or REVENUE BOND
ISSUED FOR THE PAYMENT OF
AWARDS ETC. IN THE FORT
WASHINGTON PARK PROCEEDING.
Principal payable Nov. l. 1918.
I 90 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY or NEW YORK FOR THE
REDEMPTION OF REVENUE PONDS
ISSUED FOR THE PAYMENT or
JUDGMENTS FOR THE AWARDS.
ETC. IN THE NATTER OF ACQUIR-
ING THE SITE FOR A COURT HOUSE
FOR THE APPELLATE DIVISION OF
THE SUPREME COURT. Principa.
payable Nov I. 1915
O. 90 CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE
CITY OF NEW YORK KNOWN AS
'DoCK BONDS" Principa: payable
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.,,uE cENrRAL TRUST co. OF y. Y Will

nav on presenator ts certificates OF deposit for
first mortgage Consolidated az bonds Of the osdensburgh
arb Lake Char1pain r. Co.. the coupon due April ls
is9c said coupon paid BY order Of L. s. District
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
U,HE CORN EXCHANGE BANK. NEW

L YORK July 2ist. 1s9I.-rhe Roard of Directors has
this day declared dividend Of siX PER CENT. t6.ol
- the shareholders and after the second day
81 August next The transfer books VIII be closed from
y, 2,,-, a3S 20 AUGUST Cd LOFTIN LOVE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Comptroller Of the City Of New York at his ONCE NO
csJ BroadGay N the city Of New York. until
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TENNESSEE COAL. IRON Il. Il: CO..
10 Broadway. New York July 10. 1897;
TNHE COUPONS due Aug lst. 1877, on me
i bonds o, the De Bardeeben Coal & Iron Company
,u bc paid at maturity the Hanover National BanA
~ y. CITY D. p'""N''' i'sAS
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~ CHARLESTON, S. c.
the SOUTH AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE Transa antiaue.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. FRANCE
LA GAsCOGNE. Baudelon. sat. July "a, 10 m.
Rates OF passage: First class n 70 Paris. $40, and
railway fare 10 and landing charges Parios car
seat is during GUNNER season. Second clsss to
FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green NJ
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THE BOND MARKET.

Sales Of Government bonds were S2OOcO cou-
pom As OF 1925 at 125 Final quotations follow:
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'9s B15F
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pr
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

l--Ac.ull s-l-G1osing- Shares
lOpen High Low. Fin. Bid. ASK. sold.
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IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOCNE-SUR- NEE.
a ePAARNDAM...........S saturday July ~. 10 O. N
- AMSTrRpAM Saturday. July 81 A., m
rrs, cabin sI2 30 and upw ards: second cabin Si0
.,..raee xas Apaly 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS g,sau
Navigation Co. 81 r. way, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
DANANA RAILROAD.
mo VENEZUEL

j s.ssmers of .he RED 80 LINE. under mall
80, ~i,G the United State appointed
10 sall from Robert pler Breoklyn c...u. cr..
80 and Naracaiba- e,a Curacao.
& rrnRAchs ...... :rhursdsy, August s. p m
81 yENExtFLA :, -. Saturday. August IA I ,. -
%" BOULToN BLISS & pAILETr,
densrsi Mans gers. No 1856 Front u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-15
Lewis bill was then killed. The
Flett bill defining bicycles as
was interrupted by a recess.

Madison, April 9.-The senate COM
mittee on agriculture reported the
assembly bill providing for a state
board of agriculture without recon-
mendation. Bills passed an cOncurred
in were Appropriating $500 for the
execution of the fish and game law;
10 regulate the practice OF medicine
and surgery, and providing for agents
for the dairy and food commission.
In the assembly the Hindes joint
resolution, No 40a, for committee
Of five, 2 senators and 3 assemblymen,
to be appointed by the presiding officers
Of the two houses to report on uni
versity matters during 1897 and 1898
was adopted without opposition. The
Staples bill, No AGA. permitting the
governor or state board Of control to
parole life prisoners was killed, 81 to
II. Assembly bills passed were;
Compelling express companies to pay
graded local license in each city
where they have offices. There were
only negative votes. The companies
now pay no tax. This bill will tax
them about 500, 900 a year No. 345a.
authorizing the governor to appoint
tx commission, whose salary shall
be fixed by the governor; revising the
banking code, the vote being SO to Z;
requiring delinquent taxes to be col
lected by town treasurers instead of
sheriffs, and requiring the state to
pay $3.50, instead of SIPS as now, for
the instruction of each deaf mute by
county Mr. Lange again entered a
vigorous protest against the Mills bill,
No SIS, as did also Mr.. McGrath and
Mr. Lewis, their claim being that the
measure compelled partisan caucuses
in cities 1t was sent to the committee
on privileges and elections. Senator
Whitman's bill, No. 10 providing
salaries for librarians in school dis
Ticts. was non-cOncurred in Senator
Whiteheads bill, No IBIS, caused de-
bate. 1t provides that notice of the
commencement of suits for damages on
highways be given in cities within 10
days of the time of accident, and in
towns within 80 days, the present law
being 80 days. An opinion from the
attorney general was read, stating that
he saw no constitutional objection to
the Hall bill, No. CASA, imposing heavy
penalties for refusing to make returns
upon taxable property. The bill was
killed. The house bill making bicycles
baggage was advanced to a third read
ing AZ to "a.
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Wisconsin Legislature,

Madison, April 3.-Goy. ScoHeld sent
message he has written. 1t stated his
reasons for Withholding his signature
from the McGnliyray antitrust bill. a
measure from which great things We're
expected by its author. The bill not
only prohibited the formation of trusts
I'm Wisconsin but authorized and made
II the business of the attorney general
TO proceed against foreign combinations
doing business in any way in this state
Gov Scofeld vetoed 1t on the ground
that its provisions relating to outside
combinations were unconstitutional
because of interfering with interstate
commerce and that lis operation would
be pernicjous lie also held that its
provisions were harsh and unreason-
able
In The assembly bin was introduced
gnnulling all toll-road charters. The
Webster bill 5O6a. relating to
saloons with one-haf nile of the uni
yersity was, on motion of Mr. Treat
laid over TIM Thursday.
that he fully recognized the nobility Of
these henefaCtions. He approved the
sending Of corn to ireland and Rus
sia, but. continued Mr. Morgan, Il
shall hope 10 secure the support of the
senator from Maine uIale) when | in
troduce q resolution 90 send supplies
60 the suffering people of Cuba, who are
paau,l zap iu that island through -at
harsh policies Of General Weyler' lns
resolution was agreed TO- MIR Allen
pop. Nehl presented a resolution re-
citing that Gen Rivera Of the Cuban
forces had been captured hy the Span
tsh and was about % be tried by drum
/ head court martial and shot. and pro-
testing against such a trial as contrary
20 the rules Of civilized warfare Nj
Mnrgaus resolution requesting ,ht
president for the letters OF General
Gomez 20 himself and Cleveland on
Cuban affairs, vas presented aud
adopted. The resolution of Mr. Mil;
was next presented and agreed to Il
iustluc.s the committee on foreign re-
lations to report what Obligations this
| United States has assumed BY compel
line Cuba ID remain suhiec. 70 Spain
Mr. Morgan presented a joint rPsou-
( tion recognising the existence Of state
I Of war tn CUba Il follows Re
solved by the senate and house Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-15
ONIONS NEED CHANGE OF SOIL

1t is commonly supposed that onions
are improved by being grown repeated
ly in the same ground, but an exper-
iment at the Ontario college last sea-
son demonstrated just the contrary to
be true. For 70 or Is years the college
had onion beds in the same spot, with
the result that the vegetables gradually
diminished in size Last year they
were grown on an adjoining piece Of
land and although given no more care
the results We're that the bulbs were
double the size of previous years,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-15

congress, Is reported dying in Berlin
from the effects Of surgical operation
The I,0rdon Westminster Gazette
saws Rev. Father Smullen, the priest
N whom Miss Isabelle Murphy OF San
.rar sclcc b,queathed Ter fortune, has
der In ed to accept the money and the
d,snute over the ladys will will be
amicably settled.
The anniversary Of the declaration IN
1921 of the independence Of Greece
from Turkish rule was enthuslasticaily
celebrated in Athens. The king re-
ceiyed a great ovation on his way u
the cathedral, and the crowds crleu
long live war;, Long live Crete
Long live the king.
Cubans raided a prison at Calapa|aI'
Havana Providence, to hDerate 10
= eurgents condemned TO be Shot. lheS
fonnd in the jail Sonora Montez' Wio
strangely disappeared three months
ago and were 80 enraged they hdoNeo
tho bodies OF the slain Spanish guaru
10 make sure all were dead
frptdUS CTOSSlue NV Pi'
nv permission OF the Italian Aahina'
abandoning a stronghold to go 70 the
interior with their wives and chllureh,
we're treacherously attacked by BASIN
pazouks. Fifty thousand TURKS az
rIassona are impatient to INVADE
Greece. The French foreign mihiS'ol
and the British Under foreign secretary
faar general European war,
Replying to a question by Sir Wiz
lam vernon Harcourt, Mr.. baiioui
made a statement in the house OIL CON-
mons at London concerning the poiloS
Of the British government in Gre'e.
Cir william regarding the statement
ae unsatisfactory, said he wou.n n''se
an address to the queen, praying th't
british forces be not employed aSalI,s'
crecce or the people Of Crete MI
palfour asked whether this was IN
tended as a motion OF cehsure' Oh
william replied that is was simply 10
learn the Intentions of the goVerh'l7n'
and obtain the opinion Of the honSe'
After some further discussion the maj
ter was dropped,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-15
A PRECIOUS CHILD.

Little Mamie attracted considerable
attention at social gathering in Dallas
by asking where Mrs. Yerger got her
new baby. at came down from heaven
on a rainbow" said Col. Yerger, some
said Mamie; "but how did it get into
the house," Through the window, |
guess 80 that's the way it got into
the house? Grandma. is that the rea-
son you goes around every night to
see that the windows are all shut ~
Texas Sitter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-15
TEIEHnAMS In BRIEF.
AT HOME.

Olrington Lunt, one Of the founders
of northwestern University, died at
Evanston.
The governor Of New York has sign
ed bill for public scales in cities for
the weighing OF coal.
A man was fined in New York for
carrying an infant on a bicycle in vio-
iation of a new city ordinance.
A society, indorsed by leading men,
has been organized in New York TO pro-
mote public control. Of franchise.
Mrs. Bradley Martin is mocklngly
doomed by an English newspaper FOR
the future leader OF London society.
Rev. DR.. Potter OF New York who Is
al law with the Baptist city mission OF
his city has been sued by his wife for
a divorce.
Leading republican members OF the
New York state Senate believe the
Legislature will pass bill TO insure
honest primary elections.
DR.. Hugo Engel, professor of brain
and nerve diseases at the Medico-
Chirurglcal College, Philadelphia, died
from pneumonia,
There Is a strong movement TO force
DR.. w G. Hunter out of the Kentucky
senatorial contest if he Is not able to
unite the republican forces soon.
Sylvester Scovel the newspaper cor
respondent who was recently arrested
and imprisoned in Cuba, was married
in St Louis to Miss Frances Cabanne.
IT. Lewis, who disappeared from
Urbana, O., two years ago after having
been charged with forgeries amounting
10 1857 900. was arrested in Ypsilantl,
Mich.
II Ia estimated that between 10000
and 5000 persons have had their pro-
perry destroyed and their ayocations
suspended by the food in the Mississ-
ippi valley.
President Mckinley nominated A. e.
Buck of Georgia for minister OF Japan
James Boyle OF Ohio for consul at
Liverpool. and Brig Gen. Frank Whea-
ton for major general.
Ten vessels brought TO New York
10000 bags Of raw sugar. The sugar
trust so arranged it's contracts for ship
ment as To dodge the retroactive clause
of the new Dingley tariff bill,
DR.. Joseph b. Showalter was nomi-
rated as the republican candidate for
congress I'm the twenty-dfth Pennsyi-
vania district. where vacancy was
created by the death Of J. j Davidson.
Fireman VIM, Haggerty was killed
and englneman VIM. Graham was
fatally injured by the collapse OF the
approach TO the bridge over the Ohio
river at Woods run while Pennsyl-
vania railroad train was on It,
Municipal elections were held in Ill
inos. Missouri Wisconsin and other
States In Chicago Carter II. Harrison,
regular democrat" was chosen mayor
by about 10000 plurality. his vote be
ing greater than that of all his oppo-
nents combined Henry Hiegenhein,
republican, was elected mayor Of st.
Louis by $4,000 plurality. The demo
Gratis were successful in most of the
Missouri and Arkansas cities. In Wis
consin party lines were not generally
drawn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-15

Washington, April 5.-The senate DS
q unanimous vote adopted a resolution
on the reports that Gen. Ruiz Rivera ra
tho Cuban commander, il about 10 DC
tried by drumhead courtmartlal ana "a
shot and expressing the judgment OF
,ho senate that, II these reports are
true the president Of the United states
shnn,d nrotest to the Spanish govern
rnont against such a violation OF the
a,,as Of civilized warfare. This reso-
lion does not go to the house OF rep
.asontatiyes and became effective as q
, oo Of advice TO the president by
"s odortion by the senate. MesSrS
I lT and ,Iale fought to have the reso-
luton rG, sent to committee but Messrs
Alien and Gallnger violently Opposed
that proposition. The debate was very
rot at times,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-15
OPEN YOUR EYES.
Go to the City and Get Rid of Conceit
and Prejudice.

The farmer who never leaves his
farm except when he goes to the cheese
factory, creamery, post office, grocery
or to church, is usually the most con .
ceited and egotistical of all men,
knows the least about his business,
makes the poorest dairy product, and
grows the poorest and lightest crops.
II he will once go to the city and note
the arrival of his butter or fruit, com
pare it with other arrivals, and note
the comments thereon, he will go home
with a better knowledge of his needs
The best and most profitable lesson
ever learned, says prominent writer
in Farmers Home Journal, was on
such a trip, and the concet and self
esteem | disposed of on that occasion
would have filled a volume. Go some
day and see for yourself You will
come home vastly wiser and with a
determination to discard prejudice and
make butter. AS much loss comes
from using inferior packages and poor
products, ship only the best goods. and
in the most attractive and neatest
packages. You will find that small
packages, if neat ard attractive, sell for
the best prices; there is no room for
poor goods of any kind.