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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
HOLLAND AND HAWAII
Noted Duichmsn WEEDS No Less Noted
kansks az St. Psui.

St. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 5.-Hol!snd AMI
Hawaii were united yesterday by a 10
table marriage n 81. Paul The crown
painter" 10 the Dutch royal family. a
distinguished European artist. Sas mar
lied TO he daughter OF Hawaiian kings.
a widox Of remarkable beauty. The
groom was Hon Hubert VOs o; The
Hague TIE bride ives Eiesno- Ks.-
kilani Kalkihni 0: Honolulu
The Rev. joan Pau Egber;, % the
House 0: Hope Presbyterian church. q
nciased AZ ne welding. EaIca xss very
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
oAPraIS KIssELL.s GREAT FEaT
Sail. over Ibou.asd sisiss 30 Port with
out Compass.


san Frsnci.-o. NOV. 5.--T5e s,aogns-
volysno. only seventeen t1-1s buTIe1.
as e-Tfvaf here sfter riding c1s a s,s-m
in mi5-1cean during E5fca ae- compass
vas lost Captain william Eisrel SIC
cee3s3 II making port ssier voysze =
LOO miles. Tita ~ ocheT guide t.lzn .ls
s1n. sts-- AMI the trend - TIE clg--EsTts
TIE Northern Cs.ilfrnia cast 49,
-ighted- Taeu ~ occaai 9nai ZiEfnpsss -
the s15Te enabled the sldEs-f nsY3ne- 20
determine ITS 7rsy . tse Golden Gaze
TIE nctle vessei ssi.e3 fr1m t.iE clsy "a
Oc.a1,er $40 az ana cozi te- Unzs
Izls-sf. TIE intention borg . .ssye t,-
s1no3ner IN tse ngr;a - D.y between
-ra1ing slstf0ns Oh Ocr-ssr "a. H5sn
800 miles E--r y Cape 1fesrIscfn1. =
s-1rn struck ;oe vAssel. n=sriy week
Ing r.. zns szeePl1E part o ne ea-z9
s1f c0upEs. OVERHEARD
TIE captain 1e--3ses % rsta-n See -us
tzs s1auaer IN whi-5 ~ aeo7zno1iF -
- fsst Is cgas(5ersi ms-vei91s - ga
airing ussn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
ArkansRs City.

From the Daily Traveller.
Tom Buchanan was counting 10 Win
field today.
from Dexter.
z. Dodson went south on business this
morning.
John Feagins OF Kay county was IN
the city today.
j. c. Pollock was IN the city from
Winfield today.
CT. Atkinson attended court in Win
field today.
c. L. Brown had business with the
court at Winfield today.
J. B. Wilcox and wife left for Lincoln,
Ne5., this morning.
Daisy Hemenway came in from a visit
to Oherryvale this morning.
Don Fountin left for Panhandle City
rlis morning 10 help out with the rush
there.
Oscar Bauman leaves tonight for a
visit in ST. Louis and his old home at
s.. Jacob, III.
p. Mrs. NJ. q. Shaw, who has been WIS.,
iting her son. Rev. Shaw, returned to
Hutchinson this morning.
Miss Hickman, who has been visiting
the family Of J. F. Allen, returned 10
Cleeland, Texas this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Struuhers. who have
been visiting Mrs. D. d. Parry and fam
;ly. returned 10 Wichita this morning.
E. p. Hurfond returned to Ponca City
his morning He has nothing but
p.aise for his home and says he IS
prospecting.
Helen Maxwell. little daughter Of S. l.
Maxwell. who has been visiting MTs. Al
bert Worthley, returned to Wichita this
morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
COFFEE AND scGAR MARKETS

20 steady al 70 points s4vazcs O. fr-Iss-
European cables, light foreign ard sons
nsx Ioczl buying. smaller Brazilian -
ceipts and fsir United States vsrehogss
deliveries: turned easier in sfternoon. u
der local EcE.ds;ica- cicss6 tzre,y stes is
=. re; advance OF 20 - paints Ssses
Ssse bags .ncl0diEz peceno~r. - 7.ssIs-75
January. G.7sdS. - Spes eo1Iss-Rio qsie-
and steady. NId-Quset: Coyiova- So
&c. Sales. Ia bags Rs0 No- :. SPOT. a;
So 90 bags Savan-I.a. g: 4a bags Mara
csi5o. g.
sggs--RzE. nominal: refined. steady
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
FLOWER SHOW IN CHICAGO
horticultural Society Of That cry Prom
tsrs Rare Eyhtbtt.


Chicago. Nov. 5.-The annual chrysan-
themum and flower show held each year
under tire auspices % the Horticultural
Society OF Chicago will open next Tues
day. Exhibits viii BE- made by horicul-
tu,ists and f0ricuiturists from every sec
ton OF the United States. Several rare
specimens nevt- before exhibited in
America will be among the displays
The Cosmopolitan Art dub OF Chicago
VIII also hold an exhibition i'm coutrpc-
ton with tie flower show and entries
have been made by come o. the most
famous American artists The snow ex-
tends over five days and arrangements
have been made for attractive special
features foi each day. The cash prem
iums for the floral exhibits sggrgste
more than 5000 while the special prizes
are numerous ana valuable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06

nave secured a writ OF error from Justice
Brewer az Washington and viii push
their claim for rae stock Of the First
Ne,ional bank OF Butte valued at 81
600. COO Be:o-e ne died Davis is alleged
> haVe given the bsnk TO his fsvorite
nephew. Andrew J. Davis. JT.. and the
latter has held IL since. The allegation
Is that points Involving the national
bank law ave raised. thus giving The
United States court Jurisdiction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
IN i. Towns About
Winfield



The jury in the case Of the state
against Franklin, on trial in the district
court for killing Charles Phoenix. re-
tprned a verdict this morning in accord
quitting the defendant.
4 Jury was secured yesterday after
noon and the states eidence was heard.
The defense this morning did not con-
sumo much time and the case soon went
to the jury with instructions from the
court to return verdict OF acQuittal.
The evidence was all one way and show
ed clearly that Phoenix attacked Frank
lin first and that Franklin had no inten-
ton Of killing him. The court said that
While the evidence made it clearly self
defense yet the matter should have been
Investigated and the county attorney did
right in making the case.
IL VIII Hudson lives TO to be a thou
sand years old he will probably never
meet with a greater surprise or more
Unusual experience than one which he
encountered last night. When he went
nome last night he found a colored man
in the house asleep on the couch.
Mr.. Hudson went home about IL p. M.
and went in at the front door as usual
He IA only one match in his pocket and
by its Pickering light he saw a mans
head and form lying on Jae couch. At
FIRST he supposed " might be some friend
playing some SORT of joke, but he felt
q little shaky as ne walked through the
ioom TO look for a lamp He returned
with the lamp In his hand and his heart
in his mouth, to find his worst fears real
lied. II was a big sdX-foot negro and a
total stranger. He was undressed and
was comfortably snoozing under a cou-
pie OF comforts
When aroused and asked for an ex-
PLANTATION, ne lansWdly told how he had
struck town broke, and noticing that this
house looked unoccupied he tried the
door, which ne found unlocked, and he
walked IN. He said he was there for 10
other purpose than to sleep and did not
seem 20 realize that ne had done any
tAirg wrong OF unusual. At Mr. Hud-
sons suggestion he got UP and leisurely
dressed, talking all the time in a very
Pleasant and gentlemanly manner just
as if ne was making friendly call. He
was we'll dressed, apparently educated
and perfectly sober. After dressing. ne
apolcglzed profusely for his intrusion,
asked Mr.. Hudson's name, in return
handing him a card, and then walked
away with the air Of an l1onored guest
leaving the home of a friend. The card
was that Of the American Publishing
company Of Chicago and 1t contained the
name Of B. L Sinclair, road superintend-
ent, the name being written in pencil.
The strange caller went north on the
Santa Fe uhis morning.
Mr.. Hudson discovered later that he
gained entrance through the cellar and
his purpose was evidently robbery. The
suggestions is that, finding the house
apparently vacant. he thought ne might
as we'll sleep 1here and do his plundering
i3ter. Taken ali around, Mr.. Hudson
says he was the strangest guest he ever
entertained, and he hopes ne will never
have another like MIN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

Philo Hunter Of Elbing had down one
car Of hogs.
c. A. Stuart Of Whitewater had two
cars of hogs here.
J. 6. Norris. of Furley was here with
two cars OF hogs.
George Kenoyer Of Leon had one car OF
hogs here.
Astlc G. Son, of Heven, were here with
ore car of hogs.
c. E Blake, of Mt. Hope, had in mix
ed lead of hogs and cattle.
ackson of HaZleton, was here with one
car of hogs.
Joe Scott of Peck had Up one car Of
hogs.
s. Hov,rgtcn. of South Haven, was here
with one car of hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following official range OF prices on
grain and provicions at Chicago Is furnish
ed by the Christie-Street Commission Co.,
Board of Trade Room, Sedgwick Block,
Wichita Kan:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
DAVIS WIZ. oAsE AsAIS

Heirs Nass rnnsnsa Esaas a<stzss the
Niiiiots. fsvsfffs Sspas@
He.sns. MI; Nv. TIE sslTs Q.
~ .z.s z4-1------s As--Sx !. Dzri.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
RANK CLEARINGS-

New York, New. 5.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease. as COM
pared with the corresponding week las.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
TDE wEATHEE

wiea.;a. Kan. $ev. s. ~.
Tccsf '3re-ast 20 W.cAta aae vscfni;ys
TrtE sunday afternoon far. S!ft fls.rx
trrrpeTstgre.
During re pas = hos-s gre h'ghss- tam
rfraf8Fs asa bfer. tl. f3s i5Vsst -. al
re meas .. z5ts parity sla58T ~~atssr.
Ezht rortazssf % sogth zfrfs a1e hsh
D. rornsfsr- Tss tossG rainfall TsEter@sy
anl lass n.zAt as % irrh-
TIE river reualas gncsssEs1 .: s,Est
:sr as - fsot On fsr EsBr,
Tsss IA 'h.s rao-ta - sss1sxs tern
peratgrs has bern g.
pr re psss ains yszrt ~ sFrfaxs tsrn-
rsraig-s ~ tls -aersa q %oTz-1eeT ks1
bsea &. aa1 ~ 80 - 1sy 2
TRED Z. JOHNSON. cfss~-v--
Wasz.aEto1- Sgv. &.-F7-.osH fos sat-
urGaT.
Ksasz--f'a.r. EN-msTs vsfissls Was.
ho-r-s q sggtnsTig
Okiah1rns aa1 !sfisa TssTrsarT-
szrzss. Y4s.s5ls Hfs1s. 5ecas.as sesss-
ssy.
- JsnDs. = p. Ses. All ;se re-
tens y, fhs r-1e-z -aE>s1naiY esessl7a
s5@ DOH 81. T. district - ~ 8sFo~.
;.e 81. 80 - aesrf p "a. hxs aeea sas
~ 81. zfas-ssw . naszzesT % - -
11sitiyn ps-Ty. - = majority q - ever
AZ. F'srxrnE. stlssr = ~ Ts'eE-ssu. 80
rsFe--z4snt 1-zsn. Tais glsez -
Jsxss Winter. sezaas - fsf 7sa1si lsga
81 ~. 80 ~ a~as - s<-sEsaz =
Ha-Ty-szree ia fhe ssasEsx. ss
zsalast fsi--~pa rslyserz - 81 VIII
llsn w-sis~a4T. 20 sFsseas s,eairs
T. oesses - n4tafsl - = szsszsa q, kaes
q. 81. -. . L. N. : a. b. go -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
How to Cure Bilious Collie.

/ suffered for weeks with collie ana
pains in my stomach caused by bilious
ness and had 10 take medicine al the
while until I used Chamberlain Coiic,
Cholera and DiarFhoea Remedy which
cured me. I have since recommended il
10 good many people.-Mrs. T. Butler.
Fairhaven, Conn. Persons WHO are sub
ject 10 bilious collie can ward off the at
tack by taking this remedy as soon as
the first symptoms appear. Sold BY
druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06

Washington, Nov. 3.-The war depart
r1ent is making an investigation in,o
the recent reported uprising among the
Utas in Utah II also has been p-ac;ica
IL decided 10 send an Inspector from the
Interior department 70 investigate aud
Feport on the trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-06
WICHITA MARIE rs.

HOGS.
Wichita. Kan, Nov. 5.
Hcgs-Strong TO shade higher.
pEppESE>JrCA ALIVE SAIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

THURSDAY. October 21--p. IN.

r-nin,nortaut reactions In to- days security
market we're no, unnatural in view or the steady
advance for the first three days OF the week
i,1ereIvo lines on shorts have been covered
.,d traders arc in a better position to operate
for n decline. although it Is not beneVed tha1
market conditions are such that any ihateIlai
setback in prizes can be brought ABOUT. I'M
nortant bull interests who sod their ho!u!hss
aa,,,, IN sontembe- have been accommodating Il
line OF stocks upon which they expect 10 rea''~s
haraso no profits. and a small reaction. such as
that of to-day. IS favorabiy received az an ad-
d,,,o,al opportunity TO buy stocks more cheaply.
ny. ,,unicinal election IS no longer regarded
,,i,h any apprehenson in Wall Street, and
,ossibla Cuban developments shake nobody
fi,b in the value OF American railroad securi-
tics Az n market influence the Cuban question
has little effect except when the professionals
aro in control. as In this afternoon tadihs'
when the declining tendency was Fomewha,
,,o,o.d nv q feeble revival Of Cuban discussion.
,rh. money market Is growing more favorable
49, active spcculation. Business conditions war
rart buying for a rise. also technical market
conditions: and renewed operations on large
soolo are not improbable developments or the
or fr,urc London houses sold stocks on bal
ance to-day. and realizing sales on purchases
80. , few DAYS ago were considerable. which.
18th onerations for the decline. caused general
ocsesior i'm the afternoon trading Shcaeo
GAG was strong in the morning on the report
=, ,ho onnosit'ou companies had passed into
we. We control OF the Peoples Gas Company. but
Ia. h ornater part of the gain was lost in tn.
,ne srsding The railroad list as rule closed
iate ,tiooalIy lower Manhattan. Jersey Central
iraC .o,,hy..s,ern proving exceptions at larger
anu slnos Of the days total dealings sugar Re
aming BAY state Gas. Chicago Gas. KoGk Isl
nhnie' puriington. ST. Paul. Missouri racine
ana, 80 Pacific preferred. New-York Central
M nd Union Pacific supplied over Coy
ernmeht "iou, the hest figures on record The
the IS 20, are selling twelve points higher than
As Q, - 1--WE a year ago. Indications are that
conside'ap.s between now and January i. the
local oahh lent so far on sterling assresatins
S3.OO0000 , ssIes ~ the principal active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Il
ro,lon oct 2i-Gold quoted AZ Buenos Ayres TO-
dev al ISL 90. at Lisbon. i6i3 at K0me 100 ~. ~
vycekIv sateen. OF the OF England shows the io!
lowing changes compared with the previous accoul
Total reserve Increased i22lOUO circulation deCedsr
ta3 600 bullion decreased fi4i359 other securities &C.
rrsosed n 10 900 other deposits decreased i-l.VO
rbc deposits Increased l35 900 notes reserve
~. 600 s,d Government securities decreased tl2ooVo
The proportion OF the Bank OF Eng and reserve 10
LIABILITY which last week vac AZ per cent 10 H..
$50 per cent The Bank Of Ensiands rate OF discount
remars unchanged at per cent. The MARIE, 'or
lean securities opened steady ana varied 3us hn,n9
d,v The close quiet. with an acuve ue' AN
onso money III ilG for th' sefouni r la, .5a
io7 louisville b9s. Mexican Central new 4s a. Bad
~, ccrral ii3. Erie. 1871: Pennsylvania ovt;
TO- ,os Erie ist preferred ios Mexican ordinary W.
NneT iqi per cent The rate OF discount IN ths oyn
49,, ~ 18th short and three months bHs u :.
ner ce, The amount q bullion w'thdrawn H0n "
IT - r,rriard on balance to-day was ts-Vp vi 'h''
s,,,, go o0I was in American eagles. -, Mt, -,
issri@ o~, 1.-THE weekly statement or the bahn 90, ~
r--arc shows IN. following changes as e9niared
r.. ,io,is account: Notes In circulation aecrease1i
,c - oo0 francs Treasury accounts current
20 80. gold In hand decreased l.2I5Oop francs
Ill., si-coun:.d increased lo275oO0 francs ana s'e !"
m-Three cen, rentes Jus rahes ,22ancs isis
O., 80 account Exchange on London - francs 10 y
cen.ifncs f0r checks . - yo-ao, m marks "a
Berlin oct. q -bIchahee O" i>0"c0"' -
nfenrings Tor checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
'SeconJ assessment. paid.
THE BOND MARKET.
Sales or Government bonds were $4,000 cou-
non - al 1lJ3. Final quotations follow:

Forty shares Of the Merchants Bank stock
sold al 49, and thirty shares OK the trades
mems Bank stock at lU2.
Railroad bonds were moderately active ana
generally strong The heaviest dealings Were
in Atchison adjustment is. Brooklyn RAPID
Transit rs. Chesapeake and Ohio AIS, Rock
Island extension Js Missouri Pacihc hrst consoi
6s, Northern Pacific general lien IS and prior rs.
Oregon Short Line first cOnsol rs and us, Ie%as
Pacific second incomes, Union Pacinc colldteIai
is 90 per cent OF principal paid. Kansas pa-
cific first consol receipts and St. Louis ana iron
were made by Brooklyn Rapid Transit os, to
81: Brooklyn Elevated first receipts, z 10 -;
Kansas Pacific first cOnsol receipts. Il 70 %
Missouri Pacific first consol 6s, Il 10 ~. ot-
Louis and Iron Mountain general rs, ia 10 o',s'
Toledo ST Louis and Kansas City hrsts. l..
10 So: Long Island and Ferry 41ss. TO VI; Nor
folk and Western consol As Il 10 Y. ana 81
Louis and san Francisco general Us, IS to ll'1a.
Union Pacific collateral Is (35 per cent Of prin-
cipal paid lost 4. to 6Sa4; Northern Pacific prior
lien IS, :. to oOis Ontario and Western refund-
ing Is. ;. to co. and Chicago Terminal receipts.
IL TO Az.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was 2G212 per cent Time
money was 2laG3 per cent for sixty days. per
cent for three months 3G3i2 per cont Tor four
months and 3i.di per cent for six months
Commercial paper rates were idli2 per cent Tor
the best names for all periods. and 1910 per
cent for names not so we'll known. The tone
OF the money market continues easy, and time
rates show a tendency to go lower owing to the
increasing supply Of funds at this centre
The foreign exchange market was stronger on
a small volume Of business Posted sternng
was 81 IS and 81 SJi3 for long and short oi!ls,
respectively Rates for actual business closed
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
COOKS NILE STEAMERS.

~ Our nrst-cass Tourist Steamers will leave CAIRO
ror the FIRST CATARACT:
Rameses the Great Nov ~ ameses the Great. Dec Il
Rameses lII..... Dec II Haineses Dec. .
Weekly sanlngs thereafter. DAHABEAHS and SPE-
CIAI STEAMERS for private parties
1tIHS COOK q SON. o6f IS i.225 Broadway n Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
financial.
1inanciaI.
CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST
In respect of
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Per Cent. Gold Collateral Trust Notes.

q WALL STREET.
NETWORK October 7. 1897.
To Holder, OF the above Certtncatess
Pursuant provisions Of the Not-Hoders Agree
men, dated February is. 1897. shall prepared to
make payment October %. 1907. OF and
onehas per 27i7 per cent? account Of the pn-
cipal OF the Certificates thereof
and suitable stampins Endorsement thereon Of
Gee No % Wall Street. New-York or at the option
OF cer,ihcae-Holders at the Office of Jacob c.
a. State Street. Boston Interes will cease In resrect
OF the amount payable the Cert.ecates on October
J. r. MORGAN & Co..
DepOsituries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
WHITE STAR LINE.
CUNARD LINE.
FRENCH line.
OONpAC\IE CE\EkAIE TransatianfinuA

" DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs. FRANCE
From Pie- ~. North River foot Morton ST.
Ia CHAMPAGNE. Poirot sat Oct go 10 m;
upwards. by all except La Tourane Including
railway fare 10 Paris and andlng charg.s Bune Parof
Ger Second class TO Paris. $S4. IS.
FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green, N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
finaneia! nleetinls.
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS hereby given that speclal meet

NOTICE.
NOTICE IS hereby given that a special meet
~ -, ,o ,,octnoilers OF the ~, Louis Southwestern
RAILWAY Company IS called and viii be he'd al me gen
80. oeic.s OF said Company In the Equitable Burning
eiYh and Locust Streets. st. Louis NO al nine eIos
A. ~ on the AIN day OF November 1897 70 cons Ger am
ce inon nroposlti0n aid The Grays POINT IsrnilhdI
psilvav Company IN .Gctlon Of rs road from
nsits 'cane 0irardeau County Mo. TO Grays Point.
scott County M. and to consider and vote upon me
rS1osttion 10 guarantee the payment or the Lrhcipa
I'd ,neres, Of the bonds OF the Grays Point Iernina
Railway Company the sum and extent OF Fifteen 81,
standard gauge road built, said bonds to run TOR niy
ana 10 hear interest the rate OF nte per ceh
Ter annuin payable semi-annually the principaI anu
i..o-Ss, payahle gold. and IN consideration
- ~ other purchase the railway and property OF
.s,t e;rav's Point Terminal Railway Company or 70
,,ra bv consolidation lease or other wise. or 10
scdure All the Of said Company and to take any
All cther action that properly come oeiore sau
waiting and pertaining TO the above matters
The stock transfer books VIII be closed on Sathsdas'
o..,ho- 1897 o'clock noon and VIII De re
onened on Fr.day November D. 1891 at ten O'Clock A. NJ
0Fe" ~ w. FORDiCE. President
GEO. ERBELpING. secretary.
8, Louis Mo. August 81. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE. !
Express II arers
to Gibraltar. Ma
-. Victoria. Nov - 10 An
Ik aiser w n Nov. "a. loan
'Normsnnia ~o,. 90. 10 AN
Also steamers for Alexandl
March
Return tickets available n
from Naples. Genoa. Gibralt
dot. Southampton. Paris and
'Tamburz- American
Line.
81 Broadway. N Y. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

crs.o,,s ,oceints reported from Washington
,od,v we're SOL 292 internal revenue Tecelpds
S54l 50 and tho miscellaneous receipts - go,
total Government receipts for the day S5i'lo''
evnendifuras 81 11Ovpl. excess Or eNpennitui,,S'
s.3I s2i Receipts for the month 10 date Slb.Npi -
G22 expenditurcs S2i l0l 900; excess or eNpehdl-
tures 81 23a37e Receipts for hS ca, yeSr 10
datc S.,6 go3 40. expenditures. Sl3j,l1o,''l
80, 80, ~ cxnenditrres $50 2.j331 Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption 'o-da!'
S331 80 ,-,...., ,t,o c,oar-
The Sub-Treasury was debtor az INC yea, .'iI,
J., n 80. S-ts al It's net loss on balance was
S4,;4 400 made up by loss in currency 0i f1V';
oGo and a gain in coin 81 Sill. do-ud!
oncratlons included; Receipts. S-.''''.',',p pay
,norts g3o21 49, resulting in a general palahte
~ $500 2g7 1S2. consisting OF Sll9.J'L'-- com
nni - GOO coo currenCy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
Dnbllr Notices.

tnblir Notices.
U,UE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
will sell public AUCTION by George k1a a y ave.
Dam Bridge Harlem River and One Huntred and Fiy-
buildings standing on Bronx
PARK near the junction OF Butler street and Boston roaa
TIVE saIe viii commence Macombs Dam Bridge AT "
M. and Al the location above named In Bronx Park ~
II 40 a. OF the same day -.
Arr,r.r Information dimensions OF BRIDGE sl1es
,nher and location buildings may be had upon app-
cation at the Office OF the Department. the A'Sena' wv
Ua fa'A TERMS OF SALE
IT.. ,,-c,,se money 10 paid at the time or SAFE
prrrSasers Will be required to remove ne sueurss
thirty days from Gate OF sale and failng 70 90 =
hsv viii forfeit purchase money and the e
meat at expiration OF the un,s '"'s'' '~' 49,
be removed Or fesolu
iy oiceF u u" WILLIAM LEAHY. Secretary.
New-York October 49, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
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DAILY IO NUKFOLk.
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEw,YoRK.
News Petersburg. Portsmouth; Primer, Pont. RchnoeA
passenger sail from Pier 2 North River every
weekday. saturday, at p ~ and Saturday st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

BONDS WANTED FOR SINKING FUND: :,
THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY OF INDIANAPoLIs Ind will t 1sislvs
Of lis First Mortgage Bonds. the office OF The Fidelity
Insurance Trust and safe Deposit Company In the CITY
Of prior 10 the first day or November
is,7 Bonds offered the lowest price, not exceeding
ma, and will be accepted and paid tor
Should bonds different holders be offered AZ same
price the number Of bonds taken from each shall be on
nro-ra,a nearly practicable In proportion TO
'"e ""'' w. y. JACKSON. Secretary: