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The herald., 1898-03-30

April 9th, beginning and ending at the
corner of Fourth and Main streets.
Mrs. Il. u. Edwards and son of Los An
geles are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Edgar
and other friends in this city.
The infant daughter of Nabor Burruel
died Sunday at Bosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Monaghan have re-
turned from San Francisco, where they
went to attend the bedside of their son
Charles. They left him much improved in
health.
The Elleford Comedy company gave an
excellent performance at the Grand last
night, and will occupy the boards the en-
tire week.
Miss Minnie Kellogg of Antelope Valley,
and Charles Kellogg of Grafton, North
Dakota, are guests of their sister, Mrs. H.
Clay Kellogg, of this city.
The herald., 1898-03-30
THE MINING FIELD
HEALTHY PROGRESS AT RANDS-
BURG. AND JOHANNESBURG
Substantial improvements Are Being
Made Daily-The Panamint
Trade

RANDSBURG, CAL, March Psf. M.
Mooers of the Yellow Aster Mining. COM
pany, better known as the Rand company,
is in Los Angeles and before his return
will secure boring plant. 1t is the inten-
ton of the company to bore for water in
the gulch at the foot of the mines. If un-
successful in that they will bring in water
from beyond squaw Springs. When water
Is once secured they will put up thirty
stamp mill, which they hope to have in
operation within four months. The plant
will cost in the neighborhood Of $4,000. A
new hoist arrived for the company on Fri
day. making the second to be put in place
this year. Several hundred feet below the
shaft opening up the Trilby ledge tunnel
is being run with the expectation Of en-
countering the same ledge lower down. In
this tunnel seven new lodges have been I'M
covered thus far, one Of which is fifteen
feet wide and is said to assay about 800
per ton.
TAILINGS
That the Rand district is producing some
ore may be seen from the following: The
Eureka mill within the past few days had
q mill run of Maganetta ore which went
over 500 to the ton; forty ton of MERGED
ore which nearly reached the 500 mark
Napoleon ore running 800 and over. About
ten tons of La Crosse is on the dump wait
ing its turn and at the Good Hope mine 500
sacks Of rich ore are awaiting treatment.
At the Johannesburg reduction works ore
in large quantities from the Wedge, Butte,
Petaluma and Maganetta mines have been
treated the past week, the bullion running
into the thousands of dollars. Besides the
mills mentioned the mill at Cuddyback
lack and the Garlock mill have been run
ming on Rand district ore.
IMPROVEMENT
The new shaft for the Little Butte engine
has arrived and been put in place and a
force of men are busily engaged in taking
out ore. The Toronto, Canada, directors
are expected to arrive at the mine early in
April.
With the list of April the postoffice be-
comes first class office, the postmaster
to receive a salary of $1,000 per year.
Rev. o. H. Hushaw has arrived from
Bakersfield to take charge of the Methodist
church recently organized here. Some Los
Angeles friends have donated chairs,
lamps and stove for the church edifice
recently erected, and an organ has been
promised from the same source. There is
one thing yet needful-a need especially
felt On mining camp-and that is good
supply of books for Sunday school IL
brary. The young people of the Epworth
league are using every effort to establish
reading room down town, where men
may find plenty of books and papers with
which to spend their evenings
The herald., 1898-03-30
ONE OF THE KAIsER's JOKES
German Emperor Once Made Witty
Retort by TELEGRAPH

There are many good anecdotes about the
German emperor, and it must be owned
that they all prove the kaiser to have no
small amount of humor. The following,
which comes from Mr.. Ehlers, the traveller,
is smarter than most. The emperor and
Ehlers were college chums from Bohn,
and the emperor never forgot his old COL
lege student. At Bonn ON special occasions
the different corps used to drink to one
another, and the following set form was
always used: The president of the Pala-
ito corps raises his glass, saying: II have
the great honor and pleasure to empty my
glass in drinking to the corps of Borussia %
The president of the latter corps replies:
1.-THE corps thanks and drinks
On the birth of one of the sons of the
emperor Ehlers telegraphed him: IT have
the great honor and pleasure to empty my
glass In drinking to the youngest Hohen-
zollern." The emperor promptly wired back:
'The youngest Hohenzollern thanks and
drinks. Toronto Chronicle.
The herald., 1898-03-30
San Bernardino Brevities

SAN BERNARDINO, March 29.-There
are to be two vacancies in the board Of di-
rectors of the Highland hospital, and the
outgoers are perfectly willing to stay.
They claim that the board must be COM
posed of members of all shades of politics,
hence that Governor Budd must appoint
Republicans in their place. A Democratic
lawyer has looked up the matter and gives
it as the unwritten but Interchangeable law
Of the land that Democratic governor
can appoint no one but Democrats to office,
and there are plenty of Democrats willing
to sacrifice themselves for $40 per day to
serve the state in the capacity of directors.
E. e. Katz and J. A. Cole are prominent
in that line, and there are others. The
terms of II. l.. Drew and ]. A. Gibson ex-
pire in May and the decision must be made
at an early day.
II. B. Martin and family arrived last
night from Greencastle, Ind. They come
here to reside and to publish Democratic
paper, the plant for which is already here.
1t was supposed that the Christian
church imbroglio was settled and that the
seceders would rush back into the fold as
soon as their pastor, Rev. r. A. Martin,
was out of the way, but they do not seem
to rush to any great eXtent-in fact, the
branch church is stronger than ever and
has voted to stand by its coiors and secure
another pastor. The manner of removing
Martin was simple. The old society paid
him $50 and his fare to San Francisco and
the bait was too tempting and he took it,
leaving the seceders without cornerstone
to cling to. But they say they will stay out
till-the crater of molten lava freezes over
A filing of water has been made by D.
side of Horn canyon in section 90. township
north, range west, amounting to ten
inches.
The herald., 1898-03-30

Major Taber on prison Life" instrument
tai solo by J. II. Murphy. Games were
played. and the evening was concluded
with dancing.
The Option Culture club was entertained
by Mrs. r. H. Pinney on North Marengo
avenue this afternoon.
The Penelope, which will take G. G. Rey-
nolds and party to Alaska in search of gold,
will leave on the 9Th Of next month.
c. Bartlett and party left today for Iowa.
G. e. Frost and family went to the City of
Mexico today, whence they return to New
York.
Miss Blanche Witherill entertained with
whist this evening at her homo on South
Madison avenue.
The herald., 1898-03-30
Irrigation Company's Report

ORANGE, March 29.--At the monthly
meeting of the directors of the Santa Ana
Valley Irrigation company the secretary
reported that the receipts during the
month had been s2,599.65. of which amount
the receipts from the sale Of water was
$1279.10. The disbursements were $121S93
The company has balance in its treasury
Of $11, 64S.O9. After the routine business
had been disposed of the case of Frank
Wakeham was taken up and he was fined
SIS for running water on unstocked land.
The herald., 1898-03-30
Ventura's NEW Postmaster

VENTURA, March 29-Word has been
received from Washington which settles
the all-important subject Of the location Of
the postoffice. The new postmaster, G. d.
Bonestel, will move into the new Mitchell
block, In conjunction with Allen, the jew
eler, the latter part of this week. His as
sistant will be his daughter. Miss Ethel.
No other material changes will be made.
The herald., 1898-03-30
Frost and Drought

RIVERSIDE, March 29.-Ex-Supervisor
Loveland, who Is the owner Of fine ranch
in the vicinity of Winchester, in this
county, was here today. He states that
the ranchers out his way have suffered
greater loss from the cold weather of last
week than they did from all the dry
weather that has been felt thus far this
season. The cold weather has done great
damage to the fruit interests in Mr.. Love-
lands neighborhood and even the grain
was badly withered.
The herald., 1898-03-30
"What Is Before the 'Ousep"

A query in the Paris edition of the New
York Herald, asking if the ''h" in house is
pronounced, recalls the classic story of
the self-made M. p, who got up in his seat
in parliament and asked Mr.. Speaker,
What Is before the 'Ouse tonightY and
was met with the answer: IAN H STRIP
Argonaut.
The herald., 1898-03-30
HILL FOUND GUILTY
Of Murder in the Second Degree-Rec.
ommendation to Mercy

VENTURA. March go Robert Lee Hill.
who on February Sth last killed Theodore
Parvin by striking him over the head with
piece of scantling, was this evening
found guilty of murder in the second de-
gree, the jury recommending him to the
mercy of the court.
The murder was the result of quarrel
between the men over the occupancy of a
tract of land, which had been leased to
Parvin by Hill.
The herald., 1898-03-30

Mrs. L. Haney OF Omaha is in the city
called hero by the serious illness of heI
The herald., 1898-03-30

, 3 HE WHOSE NERVES ARE 30 Po6X
L that he must needs 1umuA.yeR 1ufhp-a4
the least noise. When your nerves are Jumps
ing nerves, when your brain whiris. WfSeq|
your nights are bad. when your dreams arf
nSrri5ls when you Xr: up r. a1 dsspss sn
melancholy days. It Is time TO act. yov ~
suffering from Nervous Debility ana, II no4
careful. 1t may lead to complete NervQu3
prostTation. The very best cure for thu
II sns srss M;sss e %
the great Hudyan. HutyAr d1res failing
manhood, dependency, lack Of antDftloAd
restlessness, unwise dissipation. pFeuAAtyff4
Ey, abuees and eorrsets the errors ~ ~
Hudyan can be had only from W.
H HUBYAN c cURRBs.
HH2S bBYYAANN e SURE.
Hub4AN SukEs.
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CURE2.
HUDYAN GURnS.
' HTBYAN SSTTssssss:
HUDYAN GnREs.s
HUDYAN CURES.
,HUDYAN CURES.
HUDDYAN GUREs-
HTBF1N e euREs::
H HSBEzs s sSsSs:
Hudson Medical InStitut6
Ellis, Stockton and Market Streets J
-sAN TRANCIECQ CAL -
The herald., 1898-03-30

trapper, the fish
errnan, the 1um-
herman and all
outdoor workere
who are exposed
, to the rigors of
either an ex.
tremely cold OF
an extremely hot
climate, need to
exercise especial
vigilance in the
care of their
health. A triA-
ing arrangement
of the digestive
nY0anc NAV ra-
The herald., 1898-03-30

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom. 1874 South Spring street
The herald., 1898-03-30

The highest recorded price for an orchid
in London is 200 guineas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and
active with substantial net gains throughout
Total sales amounted in par to $3349OOO
against 81 sac 900 on Tuesday. The more i'm
portant dealings were In the Atchison Issues.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit 5s, Central Georgia
frst income. Rock Island general As. East Ten
nessee Virginia and Georgia conso 5s Evans
Vile and Terre Haul. general IS. Fort Worth
and Denver City frsts Iowa Central IS. Kansas
City. Pittsburg and Gulf frsts, Louisville and
Nashville unified As. Mexican International A.
Kansas and Texas first As and seconds Missouri
Pacific thirds. Northern Pacific general lien 3s
and prior As. Oregon Short Line income AS and
Bs St. Louis and Iron Mountain IS. ST. Louis
Southwestern seconds, Southern Pacific OF Arr
xona firsts Union Pacific is. Union Pacific. Den
yer and Gulf frsts. Wabash seconds and de-
benture Bs West Shore registered As. Baltimore
and Ohio frste Parkersburg Branch). Chesa-
peake and Ohio AVS. Northwestern thirty year
debenture 5s Missouri Pacific conso 6s. Read
ing As Texas and Pacific seconds. Wisconsin
Central first receipts and Western NewYork
and Pennsylvania incomes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. May IL (Special)-Corn at one time
was up III cents over Tuesday. and IT closed Q
cent over. The news was not particularly
strong: on any other day 1t would have been
called bearish. but the wheat traders are getting
over into corn; speculation Is improving The
bull sentiment is growing. Armour Is talking
higher prices. July opened at '}ol: cents. sold
between 35ss and 81 cents and closed at $3.50
36a. cents Liverpool was ! to li7d lower
CIearances were very large ?23Ooo bushels
The inspection ont Of here was 1ls6.0o0 bushelA
The weather West was favorable. Local 70
ceipts were liberal. 547 cars. with 575 estimated
for Thursday Shippers said the export demand
was not first rate The Illinois report estimated
the corn reserve at ~. 100000 bushels--about 20
per cent larger than an average The buying
to-day was led by Comstock. Bartlett-Frazier.
Pacaud and by shorts. The bull side is becom-
ing popular.
Oats were slow up Il cent because corn was
strong July sold from 81 to 21as cents. and
closed at 27is cents. May touched BIZ cents
and closed at 31as cents. Receipts were 235
cars with $50 estimated for Thursday. Clear.
ances were only 10000 bushels,
Provisions were the centre OF interest Lard
I'D equal TO 50 fierce pork UP so cents bar.
rel: ribs up A. cents a hundred. The Cudahy
lard deal is developing faster than people mag.
med It would There IS unquestionably corner
in It. Armour is largely long on May lard; the
Cudahys are long on July and September. The
Government is making enormous purchases OF
hog products and on scale to affect the mar.
ket Outsiders who have left wheat have
swarmed into provisions. The trade Is bigger.
II looks as II big bull deal were ahead There
were $4,000 hogs. with S3, 600 estimated for
Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
unchanged quotations. Actual closing rates

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Savanna
Ing. Lie discount; selling. l-l6 premium. New
Orleans-Commercial. par; bank. 81 premium.
CharlestNn-Buying. par; selling. u premium
San Francisco-Sight 112c.; telegraph &c. chi
cago-10c. discount. Cinclnnati-Over counter.
5Oc. premium: between banks. par. Boston
12%615c discount st. Louis-25c. discount
BANK ew-York-Exchanges.
S15921S.521, balances. S1,4S3.674. Chicago
Exchanges sol $50 1873 balances. SlSOO639
Observation-Disclosures S11.SS0,2l9; balances.
81. SO3.532 Baltmore-Exchanges S5.32', 44o'
balances S707645 Boston-Exchanges Sls-
517 .566; balances 81 $4,000
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rates in
London. 81 per cent. open market discount
rate 3$4 per cent for short and long bills Ber-
lin discount rate. 31a per cent Paris. : per cent
Paris exchange on London. - francs 34ia cen
times Berlin exchange on London, ~ marks ~
pfenninss
EUROPEAN SECURITIES.-Britis consols
III for money and III 3-16 for the account
French rentes 1O2 francs 50 ccntimes. Spanish
per cents in London 347s advanced rs per
GOLD PREMIUMs-In Madrid. 49, Lisbon.
"A so; Buenos Ayre. 15S.70 Rome. 1925.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 56Asc.
against 56]sc on Monday Mexican silver dol
lars. 45c Bar silver in London. 26isd.. ad-
vanced I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
financial
financial
West Virginia & Pittsburgh
Railroad Company.

To the Holders of the Five Fer cent. F1Tyt
Mortgage Gold Bonds. dated LIST April.
1S0Ot
TIE West Virginia and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
having failed provide tor the Of the Coupons
Of the above mentioned Bonds due Is, April 1888 w
de.ir. TO give the Bondhoders that II our
intention 70 immediate steps FOR the protection Of
their interests To this end Is FOR u To have
control Of the ard accordingly reques, the hod-
ers 10 deposit their Bonds with without delay.
In exchange them shall issue negotiable csr0-
Gates "a Stock Exchange quotation for which Will b
apple. for) in OF agreement bearing CATE II
April 1895 copies which ana schedules Of depcs.t NAY
be obtained Office and after 18th APRIL 1855
Prompt desirable. and in order that We may
know 20 what represent the Boncholcer%
Bones be deposited with no, later than iu MAN
1895
BROWN. sHIPLEY co
Found.r,' Court. London. e. c.. 9th April. isoa
Holders in this country may avail OF the
above by depOsitfng heir bonds with u.s. ana
we recommend their doing promptly.
The time allowed for deposit has been sD-
tended to LIST June, 1898.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO..
50 strss<.
New-York May 80. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Mar strong and
active Standard oil sold at 4o315m4lo. ana
closed at 4O604Os. against 1929. M403h on Tues
day. Last prices OF other prominent issues
were. Glucose. common. 45a4 46; preferred. W
01OO. Standard Gas. common, 1891 Az; pre-
ferred. 157Q 1862: Mutual Gas. 305q315; Amster'
dam Gas. common 2SG2S%; preferred, 6'@te;
bonds. 9S69Si2.
AMERICAN TOBACCO MEET1NG.-At the
meeting Of the stockholders Of the American
Tobacco Company. held yesterday. the following
directors were elected To serve two years
oliver II Payne. In place Of George W. Watts.
and Thomas + Jefferles and Herbert L. Terrill.
To serve one year-Josah Brown. James u.
Butler John Doertoefer and William II. Butter
in place Of Ernst Schmeser. The treasurer re-
ported the net earnings to be ~. l'"4po p"'
quarterly dividends on preferred stock : per
cent 1868 300: 6 per cent interest on scrip is-
sued MAY l. 1896 S21f 500; applied to surplus
50 800 300 Go: deduct 81 1872 600 for interest on
common stock. leaving present surplus. N,4fI-
$40 81
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.-The re-
mort OF the Merchants National Bank to and
including May 3. 1898 just published. shows the
total resources Of the bank to be S2l 80 Z0o W.
~ which the largest item is Sll.O5O112 II in
loans and discounts.
STOCK EXCHANGE COMMITTEE.-The
Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
met Yesterday and the usual subcommittee
were appointed. There were comparatively few
changes Il. H. Thomas was reappointed vice.
president Of the Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London May IL. p. m.-The market FOR
American securities. after dull md rather
weak opening was more active and nrmer Tie
closing tone strong and the demand mod
crate Last prices were Atchison. 1224 Cana
dian Pacific S63i; 81. Paul. SO; Illinois Central.
1O6: Louisville and Nashville 567s: Mexican
Central new AZ. So: New-York Central 1851;
Erie. 13s.: Pennsylvania, 6OA Reading 912.
Erie first preferred. 3612; Mexican ordinary.
1874 and Grand Trunk. S%.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATFS.-Money on call. 2I per cent
with exceptions at . per cent. Time money.
per cent for sixty days. per cent for three
months, 4G4i2 per cent for four months and
4041s per cent for six months Commercial
paper rates were 5Q6 per cent for all periods
TOR the best names. and above for names not so
well known.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12


Deposit. IN Ma
,ioaai hank, .. 2saoa.ss 2s.iaa.sas De. 2?oie,
Availabls cash SPAS 53i744 s2gS 7Dl 7S7 SoI
Minor liabilities. 3j 2lAiae - 30 CT Inc s. Di2ai2
Ac,I caeh s2l33i35S5 s?ii 63 ov1 y. si7se -,
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs re-
ceipts reported from Washington. S5s2. 254. iu-
ternal revenue RECIPES. S2Si. 745 and the mis-
cellaneous recelp's S}j.39S: total Government
receipts for the day $500 39s expenditure.
$3.50 900 Receipts for month to date. $40
9IG.2OS. expenditures. SIG $4,000. excess ~ ex-
pendimres. S5.53S. 100 Receipts for the fiscal
year TO date. SOL .si3.15s: expenditures. S3Gi o.
l2s. 1875. excess Of expenditures. Sl2.2S5 OBJ.
Receipts Of National bank notes for redemption
today. 120. 10.
SI-B-TREASTRY.-The Sub Treasury was Il
debtor at the Clearing House $3.50 798 It's net
loss on balance was 81 725.5s3 made up by a
loss in coin Of 81 23l .592 and a loss In currency
Of S473.991. To-day's operations included: Re-
ceipts S2,713.1lo. payments. 81 i3S SOB. result
ing in a general balance Of Sl54 l29foo con
sistlng Of Sl2 Az 40 coin and SO Gs7. 100 cur
rency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
SAN FRANCISCO LINING STOCKS.
SECURITIES TT CTION.
The following securities were sold yesterday
at auction at the Ncw-York Real Estate Sales
room by Adrian Il Muller &, Son

The following securities were sold yesterday
at auction at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son
50 GO New York and Harlem Railroad COMPANY.
per cent consolidated mortgage bonds due - =
1900 Coupons May and v"mber - 10
81 900 BROOKLYN cry Railroad frs: mortgage
per bond. due 1871. coupons January
and July. Accrued interest from January / a,
last To be charged to he purchaser 49,. III
8 90 CRY of Brooklyn park per cent oonn' lue
1874 Coupons Jaruary and July. Accrued
interest from January last - be charged 70 go,
So ooo civ Z Bro,slyn park : Per cent bonds. due
ial5 Coupons January and July. Accrued
in.eres, from January last 10 be charged to
81 on A,ian,ic Avenue Railroad company OF
Br,oklyn 5 per cent consolidated rnorgage
bonds due 1891. Coupons April and october.
Accrued interest from April last 10 Dc
charged 10 the purchaser. l'' =
e. ooo Forty second street. Manhat;anvile and 81
Nicholas Avenue Railroad nrst mortgage
per ceai bonds duo 1910 coupons March and
September. Accrued interest ffon March .o,.
l'si he charged - the purcha ger ...l'|'
IL shares New York and Harlem hai'oAi oo" ,a,-.
nare. consolidated and Mckay Lasting
Machine COMPANY coninon go - Per snare
10 5 caan,cs 9Da MK'y ia. g pr ,oar,
81 ooo staten Island Midland Railroad COMPANY
nrs; mortgage per cent bond Interest =.
SHARES LAWYERS Mortgage insurance Com,
g. COO Tory. I.ar,e Ele,,ric Railway C,n,pany nrst
mortgage per bonds due 1914 orto-
Der 1897 Coupons .......... ............
& Coo Tcrre Hau,e Electric RAILWAY .ompsnyo nrs'
q ooo T'orre Hau,e Electric Railway Company first
mortgage per cent bonds due 1914 octo-
40 coo sbeub"r, coai ans Coke company hrst mort
gag sinking fund per cent bonds. ....... 10
.oliinisd Horteaee per bonds. March:
in-... Coupons On -el''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT The daily
Washington statement covering actual results
OF two days ago. compared with the last preced-
ing statement gives the following balances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
Union Pacific Railway Co. Kansas Division

Notice 10 hereby given the holders OF az mo1s.Ss
bonds and interest issued by the Union
Railway Co. Eastern Division. known as ths M,s sss
Division bonds under the mortgage dated June ISL &C.,
that will pay said bonds and coupons at the banking
house Of The Mercantile Trust Co OF New YORK a. '"~
Broadway. on the 10Th day Of May. lS9s a
Bonds with coupons Nos IS. 80 and o. Will 90 Pe.o "a
81 2259S Previous that this amount "ou~
be paid bonds without coupons was erroheouS
Bonds without coupons will be paid at $ll1x
coupons will be paid face and interest o"os
and shoud be presented on the gay ~ ,ss
thereafter will be made through the C1erk OF w
United states Circuit Court at Topeka. Kansas
WILLIAM D. CORNISH. Special 1asV"
Dated New York. May 10th. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-sales. $4,000 con-
pon As Of 1925 at 123 and $500 registered Is Of
1925 at 123ls. Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
Central Branch Union Pacific R R. Co.
TO THE HOLDERS OF .
AtchiSOn and Pixies Peak
FIRST MORTGAGE 90 BONDS
Central Branch Union Pacific
FUNDED COUPON 7o6 BONDS

Notice is hereby that the Bonihocers Asrssmen
bearing date March 9th. 1895. has become operative
provided In Section II. thereof.
The time for the holders Of the above bonds 10 depos
their securities with the Union Tris, Company o. New
York the said BondhoIders' Agreement
extended May l+h 1895 after which cate No
bonds will BE- received deposit except upon such 'es
the Committee then impose.
Copies said Agreement BE- obtained from 'ns
Union Trust Company from tho undersigned
Dated New York April 2Oth. 1898
SIMON BORG.
JAMES VI. HAM, ....>
EDWARD H. LADD. Jr..
GILMER CLAPP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

Outside SECURITY WARhET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS
Reported BY g Hudson & Co. No. 30 wali-stD