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if ; THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1888. 5 J
II SHE WILL SEW SHROUDS,
ran ironic selected for tue srooK
II pjttNctcuB o.v inn ihljsik
Didn't tVsint to he Velfhed-ftald It was
Ontr HO Ionnds It mi S7ft l.S-Ahe
H XlcjclAre, htho la Gnlnff te be Good.
I Ann O'Dolla Balomon, tho unhnppy prln-
H cess of many allasos find n checkered caroor,
H rocolrod a visitor at lior aunrtorn In tho Tombs
H ikt halt pant 8 yestordny mornlnc. It was a
1 man, nnd hs was sinuularljr doforontlal und
U urbana tn hli deportment. Tho mocllumuan
B favorably lmproesad by hla appearance und do-
taeanor. and when ho invited her to tako a
short excursion with him olio mado ready at
onoe. Bno was drosied tn black, and alio put
I on a plain black bonnet and draw u pair of
I lone brown nlovos ovor her hands. Thun Alio
I took a black Bhopplnn baa In onohandanda
brown papor parcel In tho other and wont out
. I with lior cnllor to the Warden's office, Wardon
I Osborne eavo hor oioort n lormldable looklnc
I dooument and told tho "Prlnctm" that ho wai
I sorry (or her. Blie ropllod that nho was crato-
Jul tor the excellent euro tho Warden had
taken of her, and, slttlnc down at u tnblo,
dashed off a letter expronslna her approolatlon
of tho kindness of the Tombs officials and com-
mondlng the discipline of the prison. Thon
she rose and aocompanted her escort to Centre-
stroet. whore they took it 1'outth avonue oar.i
While they wero waiting for a car llrottier
Oconto Balomon approacbed from a louncliii:
placo on tho cornoranduiadeaBlf ho would
Epeak to his sister. She cavo him a wlthorluif
ixik and turned her back upon him, and
Jrother Oeoro vnl!oil off In nnollier tllrvctlon.
Tho Prlncoas'rt osoort wits Deputy riliorilT
Joseph J. Durkn, and he was colni: to take her
i to tho Island for six months.
' " I wouldn't mind this Koine toprl6onlf I
thought I roally ileservoj It." sho ealdtohlm.
" Blx months undor restraint Is not so bad, but
I am not trullty of conspiracy. Why, tho vr-
Idlot of tho Jury slmjily maken Mr. Marsh out a
lunatlo. and If ho should make n will I do not
oo how anyicourt of probuto could admit It,
" Thore Is auothur thlntr which makes tills
conviction Imrd. I have I3.U00 tn bank, and
busybodlos nnwi laid on attachment on it on
the protouco Unit It Is part of money I raised
on o mortKncrt on tho Madison nvvnue house.
I hod It sevoral yoara bnforo I went to .Mr.
Marsh's houio. I would like It now, but my
lawyers will llsht for It till I Ret out. and thon
we'll seo who owiih It. And thon thorn's my
husband, tho poor old gentleman! l'rotnlso
mo. Air. liurkc, that ho shull receive uood
troatment. l'loaso tlo not liino him taken to
Uio Island In that gouoinl wiiKon whoio they
put rnuylis nnd drunkards nnd common
thlnvos. It must bo very hard for lilm."
Doputy Shot lirilurkH envo his word thnt ho
would do what ho could to scouro tho " Oon
eral's" comfort until tho pcnltntlary walls
should oncloso him.
At tho foot of i;.mt Flfty-socond stieot nbout
fifty men nnd boys and n few women were col
loctod. nnd they recocnlzed tho l'rlncoss Im
mediately. ltonrdlosn of rnimmiir. they nil
cried "That's hurl" and all their curious eyes
wore turned upon her. 8I10 sat down upon n
wooden bcni'h In tho full ulnre of tho sun nnd
lookod pensively down tho rher. Her luce waa
considerably worn, und she appeared ton years
older than whon sho madi herllrst nppoaranco
In the police court. Hho luid to wait ton min
utes below tho little tiiK thut runs botween
I'llty-second si root and lilackwell's Island tied
up at tho wharf. Then tho deputy agisted lior
on board. She was tho only prlsonor. and the
other nassonKurs were two medical students
and a dun reporter. Tho Princess sat upon
tho rati of thu boat near the stern, and chirped
confidingly to a collarloss, hairy dog who was
watohlnic the tide. Tho dog run away und hid
himself in tho wheel bouse.
" Who nro those youne mon 1" whlsporod tho
Princess.
"JlotUcnl students, I guess," responded tho
doputy.
'"Those two tocother may bo." sho said:
"but tho other Is a reporter. lean tell them.
I wonder tho boat Is not full of them."
Then she asked It In tho coiemonios of rccop
! tlun tho oRlclals would volj:h hor.
" I wish they wouldn't," she said. " I wolch
aSOnounds."
I" More than that, I cuoss," ventured tho
doputy, smiling.
Oh, nol I iibsuro you. only 230. You nro a
large man nnd that's what niakos ynu think
mq so heavy. Still. If thoy weigh mo I sua'n't
obioct: I Intend to gle no troubl.-."
At the Wnrden's ollleo tho l'rinoess shook
bands with tho doputy and thanked him for his
oourtoby. Then she went liohlnd tho big Iron
I unto and disappeared In charco ol Deputy Kon-
Body. A few minutes lator Warden PllWtmry
f received hor commitment paper with tho roc-
' ord of her description noted upon It.
Mm told tho prison people that she was Imrn
Urn Florence. Italy, thirty-nine years ago. and
that she had boon In Atnoricii thlrty-lhe ye.irs.
" I am a lloman Uatholio in roi glous belief,"
sho said. " and am a spiritualistic medium by
occupation."
Hor height wrs found to bo S foot 2 Inches,
nnd when sho stepped upon the platform hcnlos
tho tell-tale machine reglbton-d lior "wolght as
27fij pounds. Matron 'lt7iinmmis madn her
tako n tub bath, nftor which she put on a
prison gown, and was taken to tho bowing
room, whoro sho was set to work making
drosses, shrouds, tablo cloths, and other mut
ters of that kind used In tils' various institu
tions on tho Island. Only Blx times durlug her
term will she bo permitted to reeeie visitors
or write letters: uad tho first time this relief
will eomo will bo at tho expiration ol thirty
data' Imprisonment.
Tho Princess rnndo her will day beforo yes
terday. In it she lea es all her property to bo
divided equally btwon lior own child and her
adopted child. The "General" Is not piovlded
for. Her jewels, ol which there Is a eonsider
nblo number, slio conlldos to Mr. Klbrldge T.
Gorry to keep In truut for hor childron until
thoy shall becomo of age.
Consort Diss Debar will go to tho Island this
morning. A iiidgmont for (1.1D0.II3 ngalnbt the
Princess in favor of Catherine Kushwnaflled
In th6 County Clork's omco yosterday.
DUSX VAT CUES IX UOT.
And the Xrcntlntloita nr nanlta n'lth llnnk
Thieves Come In for ltemurki Also.
Lawyer John It. Dunn, who waa found
guilty of conspiracy with Itlchard 8. Scott, tho
paying lollor of tho Manhattan Dank, stood
tip In thoCuurtof Oyer and Terminer yester
day forsi'nteneo.
Lawyer Drooko urged that tho prisoner's pre
vious good character should be considered,
nnd snid that Dunn had really lost all tho
money, not kept It. Judgo Barrett askod if
tho peoplo conceded that Dunn hud really lost
tho $140,000 stolon from tho bank. Mr. Parker
answered emphatically in tho negative and
said thut in tho opinion of tho bunk's ofllcors
Dunn hnil not oven dealt fairly as thlovos do
among thieves. Judge Barrett snid:
Dunn, yuur moral ira'lt t" KreMcr than Scott'i. When
he atitred tu iihlr It was you who urged lilm to punue
the downwurtl iiaih. If you hu not rhrckl his lui.
pulse to citle with the bftnk. he would lm e tacit none
the leti a guilty man. hut would have at leait had loine
hope of rotrict inff his future. You are the tempter nho
firvTtnied hltu from doluv that, and ind-ired him to take
he enormous turn of money which resulted ia bis im
mediate IllKht.
The most untortnnate oondition of tilings irith regard
to this prosecution end Indictment is the probability
that If you had not lost the money, or kept it. as tho
ease may he. this prosucutiou might not tmvo res iltcd
u It DM to-day One of the inosl unfortunate mint's lu
modern tile 1 the settlement of defalcations and ember..
elements by officers of moneyed corporations. V lut
led Immediately n, your prosecution was the fact that
when Scott had. through his friends, settled with the
bank for sometlili it like oue half of tho amount
which, be haa taken, you were not ready llli
that, halt la rirnlsh it. nnd if It hud hsen
furnished probably the prosecution would uot
hate resulted as It has. The bank was willing and anx
ious to push the matter, hut there was no money to be
reailred- .sutn setlloiuetits are renlly inrentires to
the, who aro morally eak nuii who aro conteinplatliig
defalcations, because they well know if the defalcations
are large enough the i nances ore trat In some foieWn
land they may he able lo makn mine settlement bf
whleu they will be rehabilitated, or spend their days in
comfort with large portion of lbs money whicu they
have taken.
So far as your rase is concerned. I can see no gronnds
Tor clemency. Jonr guilt was greater morally than
Uoott'a. I have had a suggestion made of proious good
charaoter. but I hare iieard no evidence iinnn that
point. You have certalnl i humiliated and dlsgrared an
honored profession The Judgment of the Court is
that the rull penalty of the law be Imposed. The judg.
ment is that ou be lmprlsonut, with bard labor, for tho
period of nine years and eight mouths.
Judge Barrett granted a stay until Monday,
when he will hear argument on tho motion for a
fermaneut stay pending appeal. In the menn
Into Dunn was taken baek to Ludlow sti out jail.
. If Is Lite Istooil Ntalui Ibi- HIdrnulU,
y Tho Bldotvalk in East PIxtloth stieot on
which William darvey was stabbed and killed an Mon.
ix day night by his hro'her John was stained with his btuod
fgj yesterday. The place I' a few steps from the alley way
'M that leads to the rear house at 13 where illlam Oar-
yey lived. There are two grammar schools andaprl'
Hp" vvnaryechool in the neighborhood, and the school chti-
5" dreu curiously Inspected the dsrg stain.
WUUsm Oarrey will be burled today. Ills wife spent
yssterdav at her home bet ailing her misfortune with
some of her girl friends. Hli" Is only is
Capt. Uunnsr said that the wife and all William's
frlenda tried to shield John Garvey after he had coin.
mltted the deed. It was only by cornering John i'ag.
B .neyof W Sutton place, who was a friend or both liar
veya. that any uiforinstlon was got as to who the inur
derer was.
fiarrey was taken before Coroner Lew vrterday and
oommltted to the Tombs. Cagnty leelliied liiat he saw
William down on tlin cround i,nd heatd.lohn cry. "My
H And. I'vo kll'eJ hltu1' iieiir) emltli. emiiluied i'i the
Ice boats a l lli font n' sixtieth stirei lestlilrd that John
(larrey camo tlivre und tsten- a kuifr Into Hie rl)cr.
I Unto ol the Roble delate,
R James L. Wells Bold at auotlon upon the Real
II EtUU JSxobange yesterday seventy-lire plots of ground
II belonginx tn the GoMo estate on and ns'ar Jsrome ave
II Bse, in the Tsrentr-fonrth ward. The lots on the south
II side of Jerome aveuue brought 1. luo each, end those
U elJseswrtarleofW,oUpUoet9goaca.
I'- ' '
HsissssssssiSaiBTsBmsmESlZBmBmBmHBi&
Jilt. KEEOAN'S FALL.
Tie Deelnreie that ha was Pnllejtl Ont of n
tVlnelovr by it ssnralnr.
Thcro wna consldernblo cxoltomcnt bo
tweon 2 nnd 3 o'clock yestordny morning In
Garllold plnco, Brooklyn, tho centre of lntorost
bolng In front of tho now btown-stono houoo,
110, occupied by William Keognn, oashior In n
large wholosalooutabllshmont In this city and
n nophow of Vloar-Gonnrnl Koegan and his
two sisters. Mr. Mowbray of 125 Gnrllold
placo was awakoned nbout 2S o'clock by tho
scroams of somo porson In dlsttosscloso by.
Ho dressed hi in soil Quickly, nnd, seizing his
rovolvor, stnrtod out to mnko nn lnvos
tlgntlon. Ho saw n whlto object lying In
tho courtyard In front of 119, nnd on approach
ing ho recognized his neighbor, Mr. Keognn,
clad In his night shirt. Othor startled neigh
bors camo up nlmost simultaneously with Mr.
Mowbray, and finding thnt Mr. Keognn could
hnrdly moo or sponk, concluded thnt he was
tho victim of burglais. Tho nbsence of a po
liceman excited somo angry comments, nnd a
pistol wa llred with a view of bringing one to
the spot, but Mr. Koegan had long been carried
up stairs before one apneiirod.
,l)r. Byrnes of a47 tjlxlh nvonuo fotind Mr.
Lecgan suffering with sovoro shock, contu
sions on his back, nnd with bruised foot, but ho
nssured tho family that tho Iniurlos wero in no
way tmiious. As tho front door was locked
when Mr. Keognn was llrst discovered In tho
court vard. his neighbors wero anxious to learn
howhoeanie Into the prodlcamont. Mr, Koo
gan, It Is said, at first oxplnlnod that he was
awakened by hearing somebody uttonipttng to
enter the house, and when he wont down stnlrs
nnd nponod tho front door a man sebod him
nnd throw him over the railings of tho door
Bteps Into tho area. Afow hours alter the oc
currence, however, when bis sonsos were moro
collocted, hn mado this statoinent to Detective
lleynoldsof tliellcrgen street station:
" I wont to sleep In tho trout room mi the sec
ond floor nnd wasaw.ikoutd by hearing a nolso
In the house. I found that It was mado by my
slstor closing tho shutters in tho rear room. I
then went back to bod but wasn't there long
whon I -hourd a nolso at tho shutters In my
own room. Ilefoie returning to bed alter going
to my slstor's room I hud soen a man slttlngon
tho curb In front of the house. On getting up
the soeond tlmo I saw a man's hand opening
tho shutters. 1 sprung fnrwaid and grasped
the hand, but I was dragged out of the window
and fell Into the nren. Tho burglar reached
tho window by laying a long board or ladder
against tho house, Tho burglar, who was
about 50 years old and woie a slouch hat.
tinned mo ovor bcroro ho ran nwny and took n
good look nt me. I think I could identity him
wero I to seo him ngnin."
Mr. Koegan admitted to n dotcctlvo thnt
thouuhtsoi burglars hao beon upon his mind
Intel v, resulting, ns lie supposes, from tho fact
that the house, when temporarily vacant n
Bitot t time ago. was entered untl robbed of
Jllinin money nnd several articles belonging
to his undo, tno Vicnr-Gener.il, but ho Is posi
tivo thnt ho was not dreaming when ho made a
grab for tho burglar's hand at tho window, und
thnt tho Inoldont ns he descrllies It nctunlly
occiiriod. As n confirmation of Mr. Keegan's
story.it is roportod that two men were seen
running down L'lrst street about 3 o'clock, and
that one of them wasearrslng n board on his
shnuldr. Pollco Captain Jewott, however. Is
evidently of the Inipres-ion that Mr. Koegan
Is a victim of delusion. This is his ofllcial re
port to Superintendent Campbell:
" William heegan of 11!) Garfield place re
ports thut at 2:45 A. M. u man erected n plat
form outside the second-story window of his
rosidenco nnd pulled him out of tho room. Ho
foil to the sidewalk and received u contusion
of thesplno nntl n sprained ankle. Dr. Byrne
of Kl.xth avenue attended him. Thurs lay last
trlnkots belonging to VIcnr-Oeneral Koogan
were stolon from tho house, Blnce which time
It hus preyed on his mind to such an extent
that It looks as If ho was a llttlo off."
CU1LIX O.V TRIAT. FOB UIH LIFE.
Called TJpon to Answer for tho Kllllnr "
linker Viitinllnr Goelta'e Wife.
Chnrlos Glbliu, who killed Mrs. Goeltz,
was called for trial beforo Judgo Barrett In
tho Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterdny,
nr.d elovon jurors were chosen duilng the day.
'lho crlmu with which Giblin Is charged was
committed on Fob. 15. when Glblln entered
the little bakery of Valentino Goeltz, at 103
West Houston street, nnd offered n counterfeit
live-dollar bill In payment for his purchasos.
The baker dotectcd tho fraud, and held Glblln
v,ith tho intention of having him nrrested,
vvheroupou Glblln pulled a rovolvcr from hla
pocket nnd llred, hitting Goeltz nbovo the
tight temple. Gooltz's wife, Madeline, rushed
fiom on inner room to hor husband's nsslst
unce, and Giulln llred. hitting her in tho nbdu
mi'ii. indicting a mot inl wound.
L.-AsslHtant District Attorney Pnrdy, who
had beon uhbivucd by J udgu Mnrtiuo to defend
thu prisoner, asked to bo rollevcd. Abraham
hujd.im tool: hla placo bythe prisoner's desire.
Mr. buyduin vvunted a postponement until thu
full tetm. but Judge Ifuirett would not listen
to such a requobt. Mr. Sudam thon secured
Mllo J. White us associate counsel, and tho be
lection of the jury was begun.
The box was tilled late in the day, but by per
emptory challenges on both Bides several seats
wore mado vacant. When Court adjourned tho
twoillb sent was empty, and a new panel was
ordered for to-day.
WALTEIt JtAU.laU'S SUIT.
A New York Hyndlcate whteh llnnaht Jer
sey X.nnd Acted Honorably,
Tbenton, Juno 19 Tho caso of Walter
Raleigh agt. James G. 1'itzpatrick of Now
York, In which was Involved tho title to
many thousands of acres of land in Burlington.
Ocoan, nnd Atlnntle countlos, Now Jersey, was
decided in the Court of Chancery to-day.
Maurice llalelgh bequeathed tho land to bis
childron, who, with Pltzpatrick, Lawyor lllch
ard K. Nowcoiube nnd Moritz Cobon, the
lattor two uKo of N'eiv York, formed a stock
land company lor tho purposu of develop
ing tho estate. The sum of S100.00U vius
Paid lo tho Chtuto for thu land, the amount
Poingsouurod by mortgage. The llnloighs under
the urraugoment retained two-thir is of the
land, nnd the control of tho other third pat-seil
Into the hands of the Now York svndlcnto.
Hubseqtiontly upon tho foroelosuro of tho
mortgugu and a public sale of tho land thu New
iorkers became the purchasers. Their clntra
to Its ownership, free from tho interests of tho
lliilelghs, was disputod by the plaintiff, and
undor tho decision ho Is mado trusteo of tho
land for tho holrs, conditioned upon the puy
mont of $3,950.
Tho advisory Mostor Baya that no fraud was
porpotrutod as charged, but, on tho other hand,
that the dolendants had actod honorably in the
business.
Women Arerue with Mayor Chnpln.
In n couplo of vvooks tho terms of flftcon
mombors of the Board of Education In Brook
lyn will expire, nnd Mayor Chopin will appoint
their successors. Much pressure has bocn
brought upon tho Mayor to name somo women
ns members of tho Board, Bo far tho Mayor
has not Indtcntod what helsllkoly to do. Tho
Temperance Longuo, reprosontlng 120 tompor
nnco societies, sent n delegation to wnlt upon
him yestordnv. nud urgo tho appointment of
women lut Do Board. Tho delegation waB com
posed of Mis. II. M. K, Goft, Mrs. liorry,
Mrs. Poclo, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Mlntonyo,
Mrs. Gaston, Mrs. llrtmdago, and Mrs.
li.lt. Murtln, Mayor Chuplu rocolvod the
visitors courteously, listened attentively to
tho argument:), but gnvo no sign ns to
his Intentions. When the visitors bail filcon
t luili-ilop.ijt u re, Joseph C. Hendrlx, President of
tl.e Hoard, c.tllod ami had a long tnlu with tint
Mayor ovor thu appointments. Mayor (,'hnpin
has shown a disposition to place ministers in
ofllce, and It Is thought one or nioieot them
may becomo membois of tho now Board of
Education,
I ourt Calendars This trisr,
Butbkmi! Court Cuamdmu. Kos. 43, 47.
Ut, Ml. tl, Of: 07, t'iB. 71, 7H. M. H. 8(1, Ul IU IX, Hi, H.V
15V, ISU. 10H 1IW, ISJ, Ifi, 1B5. -.til, i-07. till. "J12. 'Jla,
a.n 234. iio.tiW. iin,'H),u.ni,nt,t,-i uk.m-l
Tsnu Itecess ronllliued HrKcui. lrna i'art I. Nos.
Plsl. 7iH. 7im 7S7, JiS 7b), UJ7, S7.', 7'i, I'nn It-Clear.
Nos. VM, 7.V MS, 111. 7IU, Bin ewi, 73J. Tn. 74i 711, 7H.
74U. 5JI, Wa. 7IS, H1H IU .1JH. 71.'. "J-l ui RietiiT Part
I Cae liguu Xoh 17H, IlKIOi I7'J3, Mil Hirjs. ,ji
Sirtn, .nut. awj, ski i. mil, .w.r. :rj7 I7iis i;in. iai.
I7wi. IS5S, At 1 1JI5 j.'ij I71J, line. Mas. ltT.I i'nrt II.
I'J'e uii.lllithed .Nos I07si. -t7lV ll'-'ll, lnll jaV,
PJ'.'i, mt lu:l7. I7iu 17MI. 17C. 17tSl, Il'.-J. IU7. 171,
ItaV. 1117a Sin. ul let, I.VHU, ". IMti. Part III. Case
nn'.lilslieil .Sos IHM, l,7J, iUJv " llieo. lilt.'. Ill I,
:m"3 1U7II, isj,', llm. M.'7. late, I sit, ir,:i, 1:171, hv.M
Ui7, 1 l.'i, 401. n:i-' Part IV, Case unilnlshed. Nos.
hots, ifcii. in.'. J. .'tsm. 1 TJie.
Sinini.ll.' Couiir. Will of Thrift. Tecke. 10 A. SI.; C,
M Klewarl, 10.111 A. l . .lames I'astle, a P. M. Kor pro.
bote-Jo.hua Jones, f. niswnrm Jlary White. IUA. .VI 1
I. W Ooerck. lli.JO A. H.i J, U. Hamlin, O. K. Houtbsrd.
KIchardHieele, Anna M.Kobert, John W, PownLog blUa
tjnlnii. 1 1 A. vt
Btrrraina t'ocar SracisL Tiax. Noa Hi. 812, BOB,
2 1, 2iv 211. v.iu. 2i.il, au.3na sot. 30.1.(13. tvn.
liKssKiLTsua Adjourned nnlll thlsmornlm. PartL
t'lejr no. IMVi. iwi, 1111. 17117, ss, ado
Koauoi rwis-BrsciiL tm. Mo. It 18 Eotirrr
Tsaa I'aseon t.n..fj. Part L t'ase unhnlshed. Mn.
7). 2ll, mil. Nil, Kl hOCl HID, r,7J. I'4'U, UVi, 72, Silt.
h:osjfBII. u. P,.rt ll.-floar. .Nos. 7M, tWJ. iau.
Bill, Mil, !I23 r.-7. ftilt MM. ftf.lt. 1 JOO, 018, D4U, WH,
IOtVK, levi, IW7. (170. 1171. H73. H70.
i'iTr I'laiiT i'jrt I m iwji,37t2. n2 ansa, 2n.
H 2'iw, :i7, ifl.i 3,i in, in., :ml nxj, siti.v, ,177s,
D7S1, ,'H7. I IKS i'nrt II -, 17MI 17iI77 7S-t 7iU,
77o, 7i awn im 1. .iiiu atH". :rn 1. sin. ui. a s '
:fii. viio, :tii.. :n-,j, :i.-,m, a sn.'3. Part III. .Nos.
ioo, ij-a, r.3M, :'u n
hnnremr,
AllcocV's Porous Plasters relim
bupreme for curlnif ache and naln.
As doctors one and aU maintain. .so
The Beet nink-Clas Clear tt as,
Uuiy Bros'. SmcIaI Itvitmuuk
FZXAXCUU. AND COtUUCBCZAL.
Maw Terk Ftack Jibansje--lales Jaaej 19.
rstrvn mtu inn Tr eesn (m ll.UOOs).
33V.n.s.r 127 I lo N. O. con. s... PS
a U, H.u. r. nnn 3STenn. bet. 8S....7KJ7UM
itoriau ratcis ri iru itiTss aom.
lit. billed, tux JtUi.
tl. S.Ut.r 1U7H IU7V 0. R.RS, 1S!V.,.1I0.
P. 8. !?s.o unK IC7M u, Rftsisne., ,iail
U.H.s.r UT l.7j; U. M K7....I2
U.H.s.o 1J8 USJJ U.N.6S. INeA,.,,li7i.
U. k.vk itiej.,..i:X
rAliroin inn ornti onti i l,0OOs),
B All A Pac. tsu S3 3 Nor. Pac. Sd c MM
IU S21 B Ftn
l ... KlU i K. J. t;. rsnl. s.,,,10il
4Alii A hns. 1st ii'ifi I N.Y.fenl. dab. ...HI
6CI1.A W. Ind. OI...II5 7 Nash. A Chat. con. t
0 th. At.C.a.H.ctf. asu H..,, ,.,, M
SCll. Q.4s.,l.d.. P7M 2N. .Ch.A8bL.a. nlU
2i (..n.Ag,s.N. ex. i-.'J It - eiri
sn .; i.! ii his,
1 fan. So. 2d u--M 0 .,.. IU
10 Ce11.It.lt. A U. Co. IN. , con Mi .
ot oa. c. as. . ...tntu 1, l'H
2 Cent. i'ac. I.k Id 3N. W.ei, 4 B7
10Ch.AK.Ill.teil.6l., 00 J ,,,......... B7K
10 ? TN.W.iroldr 12
u WiU 2 I2HI4
lint cnaiw IM 10 Or. S. Ue. ....... ..IU71
f-rh. A K. ill. lit 117 lOr.A'r. O. 1st-.... I.M
10 hrlecon, 2d I'JH 1 Cr. Imn. 1st. luits
a, , h. H 3 Par. ut Mn. 1st UrjH
3K. Tenn. r.s. 1U2M I l'en.n. K.lst 1()
3 mvurtMit. .it ft nil. 4 W.P. T.ei... sit
a . ., H3V 87 Hock I. ex As. 107T
n s.iu 11 11lfZ
(1(1.. II V. A K A lt,Pl)4 M ....I0TM
eosit.c.AB.y.ti.es.. in 10 si 1, .v.at. 11 it.iu
1111' 1 Sl.P.AMIn. latcolLiaili
a Iron ML C AK.,,,.10ls 0St.P.la..M cxs KH
SlronMt. is Hisi SSt.l,. K.t,iii.a.,117.
1 hah. Pac. 1). d.as..lKl)J ft St.U AK.r.rl.na...lOU
ft han. AT.cn- ui 4 - P1.1
3 Knn.Al.Bl.iis eiu 2 St. P. it.I AP. et.iatU
I K. C, A .Nor.. It. E..101'1 ft RUL. Ara.ATex.2d. 37)1
10 K C. A Nor.. St. EMI IU It. ISU 1U2
Charles lldze.. inv snTex. Pac. 1st., ts,. taH
lUKen.cen. lu 7IK 2 U'Ji
4 1 n. u. A Tex.lit. S7 a M
4U A W. B. con. as. 114 CTex. lac 2dln..,.. "I'U
4 I.aVc bh. 2d. r 1221, 23 !h
HLou. A.S.iml Ill 1 Tex. Pac ,. 41
1 lK.A. A 'n.lst..H2H 1 Tol.A W. 2d, T. P... H7
ft L. N. A.At'n. rn... IM 31ir H.Eil pf I PI
I M A Ht.L. eqptOs. H 1 Trr. ll.ln. .'d.. KB
1 Met. Kl. Ut IIMj 2T,il..A.A.A.N.M IstlUltJ
ft Mich. V fta..lDU3..,llll 3 fn. I'ao llUIT.. 1I1U
2 Mo. Pac. en iny H I'nion Pac. B. K....I20W
s Mm. Ln. Tel.ss!... I'-'K 3MestSa.li.. I01K
1 Hit 11 Put
4 .Vor. Pso. 2d a los! 20 luH
SuNur.P.SdO SIM 2(1 104
6 H lUWesLN.Y.AI'allt. IM
Total sales ot railway bonds (par TSiuel, ftJll.UUO.
salLauib ann otiii.ii sillaiu.
rren- Ittph. oio- -r7crina.-
Fau. 01A ttu tit Bid. .uted.
nil Adams Kxpress ,.MI Ml 141 Ml lift
lu American rnbie... 73 "J 7.1 72 7J
lOAmerlcan KX.....10H liw los list ll
200 Atch . T A m Ke.. b3! but sjs ia raw
Ml AtlatillcA Pac .. ( fe "H PH 'Si
aiiocanailahoniliem. 4tM 4CH 4 41114 4l
1(U Central Pacltlc... 2i'M 211)4: 2UU 211U 30
eUKK'hlt i N. if Inftls lis) loitt lu'.ij vtH
40 fhlc. A .V W. f..MO 10 140 140 141
41.1 U, 11. AO 112 112 l"H HIM 11214
2713.1(1., . VI. A St. P I13M H "-, tt tut
11200, M. Abt. P. pt..lo.W liutj 10IU IP'M Hr-'M
2.iiDf.. il I. a Pac ,.ior, lei iuiU icat, lmU
MkiCln..V A 11 pf.... 454 4?f 4t 4H 414
1.10 Consnl. (las Co ... 7JW 7i',i 7J)4 72 72J
7SPcl. A Hudson . .li5i Pe-Jj loeli IwM HK
60(10 Pel. Lack. AW ..12K)i 12 12(-i 1jh 12e)t
lllen A lt.(i pt.... 4.1 4Vt 41 .
ltK.T.V All letpt B3V UlU TOK Kl 0314
2Ul!-. T..V A G.'Jdpr. SIX 22W 2,'V, 22M 2J
(IHomcFloVe 11', 11)4 11H
100 L. fc. A Western... MSi IP M M4 IS
lull, KA Westernpt. ItPt 3)a 41W 4J3 44
173UO Lake rtore... . DO lai M, cu M'H
21 IiulsA Nash. ... RVH 534 M 53V M9
ft-o Manhattan fnn.... bSH t-s 82 82)4 S3
tnoviem. A Char .41 -14 SI
2:0 .Michlean central. 7ia 7Wi 7ijm 7SM :ti
S4.V. jltsMiurl l'aiiuc. T2' litt 71 72tJ 72)e
Mdllu.kU JtT. ..lit I2M lilt OH '-'Id
lf .s. J. Central siu sit, ell 81 hiU
310 N. V. Central .P'4 10i nut, itn Kfi),
1S23.1N. V. A .New En. Si :H & 3fH SU
UI ,v. y., C, a M U. 11 14 14 14 1ft
lOO.S.V.C.ASt L.2dnr. 2tf 2U 211 2S 2014
6WU N V., L. F, A V' . 24 2M 2.1(1 24 2llJ
aiv v t.i. iw pt. oa .'.iss m m so
2( Norfolk a West!... 1HV4 in), IBW lr.W 17
2050 .Son.ilk At est. pf. 47's 47J 4bU 4(li 4tt
a,M. Northern Pac 234 22H 2JJJ 23H 23t
4150 Northern Tao. pr.. ftnj SUM 50 60J1 MJJi
ftUlOUoAMIxs m!t wii ltltt 1UVJ 20
10 Ontario A Mining. 2a 20 Kl 2H
2oooutarlnA West.... 11 l'!4" 15 15 15M
lJ0 Oregon imp M 5S 5 5 54M
233 Oreiton It. A N.... 03 03 eilf 02 1'3
lOOOreirnnS. L. 23 23 22 22 24)f
321 Orxeon A Trans... 23 24 23 2374. 24
15 Paciac Mall at 34 84 33) 34M
S3S70Phtia AUeadlnir. ftPM iH !H "$ 5s
41-Pull. Pal CarCo.,152H 15-M 132 ISJ 153
1!) Itlcll. A V. ! .... W( 2:iis 22U 22 23
230KICI1. A W. P.pf... ll Kl l (IB 07
12.1 M. I. AS. F pf ... (UK 41 IMJ 04i "5
20OB1. P. A Duluth... l .11 Ml .11 53
hum. p. i Uuiu.h ptpu 101 mi iui 102
Mil St. P. A Omnlia . 35) .Vit 35 3(M 34K
400 Rt. P. A Omaha nt. 1 0.1 103 102s lie P'-H
25llSt P.. Vt. AM. .10"1 liIH 10" H 10
KxiSt.U.Ark.ATalO. 11J3 I1U llt
275(ITtas I'acinc 2IH 21', 2U5, 2t 21
WJO Union I'aclllO 54 641 54 54I 54M
avl U 8 Kxpress .. . 7m 7l 71W 71W 74
l&OO VV St U A P. pf. 22J4 22( 22)4 22 23X
SSiiWella, FariroKx f ,.13H Mo) 1SH 141 144
4545 West. Union Tel . 77 77 7f,V 7C 70V
200 W. A Lake trie.... 33 62H( 52 51 52)J
The total sales ot stocks were 104,012 shares.
SOSTON CLOKIIYQ QOOTATIOXS.
I Id. Attn. IX. AltnU
A.. T. A K. Fe.... 83H S3H Boston W. P.... 7 7)4
ctu Bur. A Nor. so si Am. Fed Ti....22n jo
Eastern 120 122 NevrKmr. Tel. 2V n
FllntA PoreM.. 41 trie Te.ephone. 30 31
Flint A P.M. of. Uio 101 His. tent.com.. 10 lew
Mer. Cenu... HIM VVis. 1 ent.pt.... 35 87
Vex. Cent. st'x. 14( H Weslbnu Land. 24 '.4)4
rnitAOELriili rut.va aooTSTloi.
no. sum. tilit. Jitr.
Beadlnr!m'.,'j..lli HO Lehlch r.AN.Co n ipm
Peadimr :tu 7s.. S-H 84 Pennsylvania... 52H 5-ti
Read'a:cc.5k.2d. 7J 75 Phi'a. rrai-ttuu. Sd 57
B..N. .APhUa. 11 Phil. A trie..... 26H 28
Leblxh Valley.. 5.'H r'-H
LATkn LOM)0.1 QCOTITIOXS.
Atlantto A (It. W. 1st.. 3414 Lomsvltle A NashTUle. 55
Atlantic A lit. VV.2d.. Ii S. Y. Central. I07V4
Canadian Paciflo 5x .Northern PaolQo pf.... All
Central Pacido sift Pennsrivania 53U
F.rie common 2V; Peadmir no
J rle 2d consols........ eo St. Paul common. ttt74
Illinois Central !20lj Union t'aclnc. ....... MU
KansasA Texas 12 iMabasupf 22
Laxenhore u-JKI
Tuesdvt, Juno 19.
Tho Chamber of Commerce of St. Paul nt a
meetlnc held yosterday furnished additional
evldenco that sentiment at the West regarding
railroad legislation has becun to chance. That
body not only declined to recommend cortaln
proposod nmondmonts to tbo Intor-Stato Com
morco law, but nxnrossed Itsolf ns actually in
favor of tho ropoal of that law on tho cround
that tho rotations between tho railroads thorn
solves nnd between thom nnd their pntrons
would bo rcKulotod to the bettor advantage of
both by natural laws than those upon tho
statute book. This Is a most radical movemont
and ono which will doubtless bo regarded ns
troasonablo by a largo proportion of the
Granger population. It is doubtful, If having
once assumed tho supervision of tho railroads,
that olthor tho national or Stuto Governments
will relinquish tholr prorogntivos in thnt ro
spoct. It seems cortaln, however, that tho In
equalities of both Stato and nntlonnl legisla
tion will bo roraedlod. In fact, nuch an expres
sion ns that at St. l'nul on Monday Indicates
that tho peoplo who woro most eager for rail
road legislation nro now bont upon securing
mntorlal tnodlllcatlons of thut legislation.
Tho nctlou rolerrcd to attracted compara
tively very llttlo attention In Wall street. C'or
tnluly It did not receive tho consideration that
It deserved, for thore Is no gtlnsaylng that It Is
tho Hi Ht step In a most Important movement,
ln tho piinent situation it ranl.s, In our judg
ment, next in importance to tho doclded Im
provement in the crop prospects. Of com son
good deal of timo will ellipse beforo such a
movement produces tangible results, but long
boloro It leaves its mark upon tha statute
books of tho Wostorn htntosorof tho United
States It will bo felt la the notions of politicians
and of Jtallroad Commissioners.
No hotter proof of tho absolutely nroferslonal
oharactur of tho speculation in siccus could be
ndducod than that such Important considera
tions as thofo just noted, as well at of the lm
provomont In tho condition of the crops, nro
utterly Ignorod by tho people who assume tho
most aggressive attitudo toward tho niarkot.
There wns porno olToctlvo selling of I.nko
Shorn In connection with a rovivulof reports
that InMdoih worn marketing their holdings.
A niodpi ate reaction In Sow lJnulend wan not
Mirprlhln.; after the sharp advance of lho Inst
two d,th. Tim only other noteworthy move
ment was In tho higher-priced Oriinger stocks,
which closed from 1 to a " cent, lov.or than
ypiito-ilav. The .roatesl 10- vuis seorod by
llock Island Thu mmcmcttt agnlnst this
group wns Ivtsod upon pn dictions thnt tho
llock Island dividend for thu ourront ounrter
would lie materially reduced. It is doubtful,
howovor, II operations based upon this expec
tation will prove prolltablo. It Is nlmost cor
taln that thoro will bo a icducllon In the Hock
Island dividend, hut It will bo so sranll thnt
every ono will nppreclato at onco that It
has been fully discounted, Cortnlnly llock
Island has docllned enoutrh In the mnrkot to
discount u cliungo front n 7 to a 0 V cent, basis,
und II It can maintain lho rate which It will
piolnibly begin pnylui: for thu current (iiiaitor,
that Is. (i V cent., investors nro not likely to
complain of tho present price,
The nuideriilu though porslslont selling
tliron.'thout the list was not Biilllilent to Impair
the policial llrmness of the market. Tovvnid
the close the list rallied easily, and the closing
was nt a moderate recovery from tho lowest
prices.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follows:
June IS. June 19.1 Junt IS. June ID.
Can. Southern.. 50 4(H; N. T. Central., ,105 04U
C B. ACJ II2U HIM ft. V, A !.. R..., 3tl axt.
Pel. U A West. 1211) 12Sii N.J, Central.. ,, Sll 81 U
lleL A Hudson. . lio-j-ei IOhU Omaha com..., 35) HI
Hen Alto. nf.. 41 45U Dr. K, A ftav.,, V2W iiju
P.ne .,, 24!1 2iiJ,iireiron AT. i) sau 31
LaitT. 2d ofd., 21 22lgii)rruonim3.Ca A.; 54
Kan.A Texas,,., 12 U Mloel i.ua.l..,,H H 104
Lou. A ftasli ,, .'314 M) illeh. A W. P..,. 2t 22W
Lakennore, ... I'i si deadliir ftiVi tH
I, I. A Writ.. Hlj UH t. Pasicom.... siaj 0.1)2
.visMattian rn '-W M-" St p.iin A Viiot. ri ;oi
Mnli. lent 703 7ijilex.rsc 21 ii
Mirrovn Psc... 7.i 7.'Vi luon cacltlo... I4 (mi
NnrfnlfAW !!.) II l UaP. Cao. uf. 21)2 :"2H
Nornlk AVl.tit. 7)i 4HiI VVeM. fn. rsl, . 77 '
orlUKMtcc.rr..lOa)i lll'.H iVliceUA Ub... , 52 52
hor, Pac. prer., W ftot
Qovornmcnt bonds quiet and Arm. The
Is closed H V cent higher bid. Hallway
bonds dull and heavy. The noteworthy
net declines went In Erie cod sol 2d, x
,. etnt. to OH i Vort Wortfi vb1.
Denver City lsts, ,', to 83,'i; Northern T
cino consol Ods, K, to 69Hi Oregon Short Mne
Cs, U. to 107 K: Bock Island Os, !(, to 107 H i
Texas Pacido 2d Incomoa. H. to 89H, nnd West
Bhoro Is, ,'i oont,, to 104.
In the Unlisted Department tho sales of Na
tional Transit certlllontos, crudo petroleum,
were 703,000 barrels nt 72 to 74 cents V barrel,
closing nt tho highest figure. Tho snlos ot
American Cotton Oil Trust worn 0,355 shares
nt S5,a' to SOS, closing nt Uio higher figure,
Othor transactions wore, In Philadelphia nnd
Heading now 4s. deliverable whon lssuod, t23,
ooo nt B8U: Hutro Tunnol, 4ri00 shares, nt lit to
20 cents per slinro und assessments pnld, 700
shares nt 78 cents, and Mount Desert nnd
Kastorn Hhoro Land, 0,000 shares, at 13 to $3.25
por share.
Money on call, lls 1 cont Tlmo loans on
good collateral nro quoted as follows: Throo
months, 2 V cent, i six months, 3 1) cent, nnd
nlno months, 4 Vccnt. Tho best slngln-nnmo
paper Is In domnnU nt 4U41i V ronb, und
good double-name paper Is roadlly placed at
44,' cent,
Htorllng oxchango steady. Nominal asking
rates unchanged at I4.87.WH88 for long bills,
nnd M.89K; 1.1X1 for domand. Actual rntos
for 00-day lulls. 4.B7$4.87.i. and eight drafts,
J4.88HMJ1.H8.V.
To-dny's offors to sell United Htntes bonds to
tho Uovoinmont aggregated 13,020,000, as fol
lows: Four V cents, registered. l,000,O0O nt
12fl. 400.000 nt 128k, and 135,000 nt 127 ox
Interest: 4K V cents, registered, 1200,000 nt
107V. M1O.O00 at 107 H. $1,720,000 nt 107.
and $225,000 at 107i. Tho becrctnry of tho
Tronsurynocopted tenders nggrcgntlng $1,185,
000. ns follows: $1,075,000 reclstorod 4s at 128,
and $110,000 4Ss nt 107.(.
Tho onst-bound shipments of freight from
Chicago by rail last weok were 31,4,10 tons,
ncalnst 31.000 tho previous weolc and 28,378
tons tbo corresponding weok last yonr.
Tho Chicago, Bt. l'nul, Mlnnivi polls and Oma
ha Hallway Company hns doclnrod tho usual
soml-nnntml dividend ot 3 p cent, upon Its pie
Icrred stock.
Jlr. Elljnh Smlthcnrrled IhoOrcgon Inuirove
inont ns well ns the Oiegon llnllway nnd Nnvl
gntlon uleetlon yoiterday, and has boon re
elected I'rusident of both corporations.
Tho Treasury balances are diminishing.
Jim IS. June ltv
Oold $1'I7.27.',I!27 $1H!7I 1137
Leiral tender 33,i'i70 31.473117.1
ToUls .r232.042,4'J7 23l.047.n50
Silver balance, riO.siB.n34, acalnst M6.nH4.3SI yeMer
day Pepoilts In ii.vtlooal banks, $53,47u,457, against
ais.R14.e51 jesterday.
Paris advices quote 3 V cents at 82.72W, and
checks on Loudon 25.28 1(.
Tho first mortgage 0 V cent, bonds of tho
Suiuli Tactile Hullroad Compnny, duo July 1,
1S88 ($7,144,500 In amount), will bo paid at tho
omco of tho St. Louis and Snn Francisco Hall
way Company on nnd after July 2. Holders
mny reinvest to a limited nxtont the proceeds
of those bonds In the llrst mortgage trust
100-year 6 r1 cont. gold bonds or tho ht. Louis
untl .Snn Francisco Company at OS and interest.
As the Isntio or those bonds amounts nt present
to only tl.O'.l'I.OOU. applications lor thom will bo
accepted In tho order received.
Those directors woro chosen nt lho Cincin
nati, Hamilton nnd Dnylon Hnllroad oloctlon
ln Cincinnati to-day: Julius Uoxtor. BIdney
Dillon, Mahlon 0. Martin. William A. IWtor.
Jnmos llavvson. Jr.. Hussell Huge, Henry D. A.
Tavlor, 0. C. Wulto, and Eugeno Zimmerman.
Thcso gentlomon represent tho present nian
ngors of tho road. Thoy received moro llinn
two-thirds of the shares voted. The action of
tho courts resulted In dlslranchlslng l!,400
shares pledged by Ives it Co. with C. Meyer.
The sales of mining stocks nt tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and 1'otroloum Kxchnngo
to-duy woro as follows:
balel. Name. Opening. Hlghrtt. Lovrtr. flctlno.
40iAmador 2 55 200 2 .v. a en
Sflio Astoria 25 21 2.1 23
5.KO Barcelona. 1 05 1 10 1 o5 1 id
SOOnossIck 10 17 10 17
HOCon. Cat A V&....11 CO 11 00 11 00 11 (O
loo CoL Central 1 so 1 so 1 so I so
220OEICrlsto 125 12.1 117 100
10 Komestake 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50
lotOHoUywood St 34 31 34
OSlKoMOth 20 20 20 ao
400 Little Chief 33 33 32 02
lsno Middle Bar 41 43 41 j
1300 Proustlte las 130 125 ISO
Ki Plymouth, 8 00 BO) 8 00 Son
500 Rappahannock.... 13 13 13 13
enosntro runneL 10 lu is in
8700 Shoshone 14 17 14 17
The total transactions were 20,410 shares.
fitxr York Uarkets.
Tur-smT. June 19. Flour Is dull. weak, nnd
nnecttled the appended quotations are toa sreat extent
nominal. Corn meal Is dull and weak Quoted : Fluiir. r4 LbL
No. 2. J2 35ft$J: auperflne $2 4Ce;i. shlppiiu: extras,
$3.ioaja so: patents 4.50$S.ini Minnesota, clear and
iral(ht. rn.)H 50. winter XX and XX, W.4"(4
and; bontheru. superdue. ?a.lo63.25: shlpnlnir ex
tras, $3 3J(3$3iU. family brands, J 75ftM 71. R)e
flour Superfine. $3 403$3.ilo, fine, rJ.4.'JJ.IiV Corn
meil. $3.2313.50 for Western, and $3.u for Brandy
wine Corrox Fntnres 0 to 15 points on this crop and 4 to 5
on the next, owlns to a better demand to cover stiorta
both for local and furelirn account, a stronger Liverpool
mrrkttt. higher spot quotation, and some speculative
manipulation ot Julv and August, In which the intertet
centred. The transactions were larger than for eome
days, and at one time there waa some evcltement.
There were a fen Southern orders tn coer and some
ontslde local boring was also reported. The crop ad
vices were cenervllv ravorable etcept pos'fbiy the con
tlnuance of rains in Texas, and the movement at the
fiorts contl-ined liberal Cotton on the spot was o
ilgher and lei active, the rie checking business, nod
dling uplands. lOft-lhe.: (lults. 107-lu. The fnlloHlug
are closing prices bid for futures, with sales aggregat
ing lU4,euuba'es:
June 10 21p .October 0.53c., February .txvic,
July ...,102ticJ.Vovember..,.l,44c. March ei-o
AucnU 10S.V.!Uecember....B.44cJAprll e.76c.
September.. S 73cJJanuarv P.52c.!Mar estc.
(Jiuix Wheat futures were easier early in the day.
but milled lateron covering: the cables wereilnll and
exiortera did little aalei ,(,IOS.fiTO bueh. at H7lpiM-e.
for June, us :t-it,(SSi-. for Julv. MifuiHGRc-w tor
August 1101(9110610. for September. PSJ-iti'iajic. for Uo
cember: alsn, for May, Itvso, nt tJS&9")4C( Apot wheat
was quit but suady. Quoted! Spring, Slime, red
alnur S7APJC.; ahlie winter, K18!r2c salesinoluiled
Vo. , red, t. o b.. ntssuc. and .No 1 hard at fsc. tie
ilvercd Indian earn futures were weak eariy, but
recovered and advanced early on lighter receipts and
covering: sales l,.VM.tai bush, at MiVvUc for June.
ft57B?57c for July. 57(J5m)io. for August, 57$45sac for
beptember. 5sa5y for October, S7(3.5ih: for -November,
and 5JQ64C tor December bpot corn was quiet, but
steady. Quoted! Western mixed. S785tU4c : white. .Iiyj
U2c. yellow 5e(Ai0c.. Southern leilow. ftotdic ;
Southern white. UiKC2c: sales Included 3O.000 bush, at
6)40. for o 2 delivered: 62c. for .No. 2 white In
elevator, and 5fl)f c. for jellow tn elevator and on track.
Oats were easier ind inoderst-lv active; sa'es stotilo
boHh . IncludlDff opUons No. 2 mixed at 33trv. for July,
SIMiijS.isc. for August. and 3lsi315c. for bentemberi
hai white. 40o. for July: and on the spot, mixed at 37rt
3Hc.. and white at 40gl7c an in qoailty. Hurler malt
unlet at oovuo. for ttvo-rowe.t State and 07c.Qf 1 for
six rowed otate Itc quoted at bO7o. for sute
and Jersey After 'Change Wheat steady: ho. 2 red
winter for June. sst., July, kvvc: August, snVc.:
Beptember, 0"'c : Peceraber, Oic. Com firm: No. a
mued for July.57c, August. .Islic.; 6ep:emter, 5H3fe.t
lictober. 5St(,c. Oats eayt No. 2 mixed for July,
35Hc -. AngusL33Mc.. No. 2 white for July Oc
PsovisioNi Lard rutures were unsettled and easr;
ale325o tea. at 8(Ucs.(i7c. for July H 07is.esc. tor
August. S.7IC. for September, and K74c for October.
After 'Change the close wasiit 8 (17c. far June. sulc. for
July. HOHp tor August H.7IC for September, and KOPo.
forOctober. Spot isrd was neglected, quoted atrt15o.
for prime city, s.O50i8rt7Wc. for prime to choice West
ern, and 8.00c. for retlned lor tbo Continent. Pork very
quiet Quoted: Mei-s. $MaSI.1Ui for old and new,
prime, $M3$I3.25: clear back. $l25qf 17.75 fl litil.
Cut meats ln moderate demand; tickled bellies. THitl
7Uc; pickled shoulders. 7c: hams. Illlic ; smoked
shoulders. 7J(tnr.: hama 12c. Hecf steady at f7r,s7 so
VI bbl for extra mess 5""fi 50 for packet, nnd 812 30a
$14 7) tee. tor India mesu. Ileef hams In light demand
at 13.503110 ) bbl hiearlnedull at ltwainc,. and
oleonnrgarlneatHHVr, Tallow dull ar4i4Pau Dress
ed h"ge. 77. 1(a7jic forclty. Putter lu light request at
172o)r. for creamery. Cheese In light demand at 7)
fet-shr for Stato inctory I rrsll eggs easy at 101l)Vc.
(IHOt'xniKS Coffee on th spot a trifle steadier: sales
1.000 bags .No. 7al I0)ic. and l.soi bags Nn Sat Pv.
c, nnd f. and l,((n bags No 6, reported at 12c, store
terms llaracalho. ir(iine.: Ilia llaiiiWc.s .lava.
17(4 IPC.: Moclia. 20A22C. Kin options were 2.v20 points
up in the early tiadlng but reacted lor-sis points on
pressure torcalire; rales 7(1,100 bags, closUigllrm with
sellers at the following prices:
June 12H.V October ... Bnic.February,..ianoo.
July Ilililo. November. !P5r,March loose,
August ....10.35c Peeember,. 1'0-Vc .April ... , io.2"o.
be.ilemberlO U5e. January.. lOUOclMay,., lu.25c
Itawsuirsrs strong, hut quiet; sales OOo lihds Jamaica
and I- ngltsh Is'ands. basis tvo toll, at 4 1 1 IKc Quoted ;
PatrrenniugCttha ko., and standard centrirugal, 5Wo.
Penned In i.ood demand; grauti'ated and powdered.
M7c.; trussed, be, soft vvhlte. Muntnue : yellow.
.ItsffioKc. Molaenesnerlertcd Quoted; I'orio itlco 2M(4
lc , llnrbatiocs. ,2rs27c ; t'nba. 50 lest. lPUlv.c;
New Oileans. 21(sl4c; syrupH, 2i"l.c. Itice mi
cliiinge.i; Carolina and Louisiana, iWtuHc.; foreli,
4W"i1)ff. leas quiet.
vlrrii-s stralu till quiet, hrt steady: ealri .Vitnnsnt
17," c lor July. Ingot (upper more nclive and steady
suhs4J5.Mii ps Lakeut 1H hic for June, litJic lor
Jul), and inc. lor Novrmt'cr ieid less nctive, but
prices further advsticed. ssles 4H inns at .IKic. ror
June, and 3 77J-dc. for July spelter dull and nominal
Nsv.it hTOKio, Spirits lurpeniliie morn active, but
at unchanged rrlcet.; sates ,li hi 1 at ."Ho Kosln dulL
Quoted t Common toguol strained, $1 PJuati.ift; mu
dlum JI.-'-Jtcty.iO.M), nne to choice, fl.tnafzn. Tar
dull, but firm, n fi. and pitch (I 3.1.
Pxtroi rpM Crude crrtincatesopened slightly firmer,
but under heavy offerings declined to 7Jc iiien ad
vnucud, and the closo vvnsflrmi opening at 72JHC, sell.
Ing at 721274c , and closing at 74(374l,c.j sales I.5SJ,.
000 bbls,
I.tve Muck Mnrkrt.
New YnitE. TiiPfdav, Juno 19. No receipts
nf beevei; no mstkel Hull und 'so i? th loser for
dri-ssed beer, at 7'e-l'f ')) P. tor poor lo prime sides T,.
dsy's Liverpool cabiequoies Auierlcin refrigeratorbcef
unfile i aed a' i't$c ill1, Milptueiitifrom this port to.
day, 2.MH o(iurit'rs of beet u 1 to Liverpool.
lit celtit or calves. IHS liend Quiet market, with a
car toad of Western veals siM ot t soV,.23 i luuttv,
and good to prime Male do at fa 2-'.y'u. J)
hicripts of sheen and lambs. 2 272 head, and asmspy
more were on sale from jrrtrrdnv's offtrlugs. iiuft
trade, with a downwsrd tendency and a bad finish,
t-herp sold at a!'a(!tc i 0 , lambs at 5'47)1;i'.
Iteceipts of hogiv. 3 1 40 head. Pull and nearly nominal
for llvehogs at M uoaes uo v loo lbs.
Kavllnre In the Havemnev Trade,
The Frank Brothers Company, Importers nf
bananas at 232 Fu.ton street, once the largest concern
In the business. Is in financial difficulties, and Deputy
Sheriff Kltsgerald has levied upon the ofllce furniture
and fixtures by virtue nf two attachments in furor of
the North Hirer Hank fur about $17,000,
Kor several years the company lontrol'td the banana
trade from Aipinwnll and Panama, but after the Paua
maCanalveas stsrted the p.ice of labor increas, d to
thut tti9coni;ali)'. it v. as said rould ol handle batisnss
troin there at n profit. It lo-t Its leading position Lat
looiilli n lost an enure cargo ot bilianason the Pacific
Mall stearnvhlp City or Para, which was stranded at () d
Provldetiee At the oillce It was learned yesterday that
the company would go out ot business, and would be
succeeded by W. L. Rathbun a Ua Tho llablllllts ct the
company are about $40,ouu
Jtajral Baklac JPaweler, Akaelntalw JTsxr.
, rex .wetj.T. jure tt iw.lart.-vim,
t
The Women Outvote the Men.
The number of packages of James Pyle's Pearline con
sumed annually is four times as large as the greatest
number of votes ever cast for any Presidential candidate
in the United States, and almost twice as large as the en
tire Presidential vote. What better proof do women wish
of the merits of this famous Pearline than this outburst
of woman suffrage in favor of it. Pure, harmless, labor
and time-saving, its use means perfect cleanliness, com
fort and satisfactory results. It is the modern soap.
Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers
are offering imitations which they claim to
"T be Pearline, or " the same as Pearline."
SeP V7 C f.P It's false they arc not, and besides are
J-JV-z VV 4,A - dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled,
but sold by all good grocers.
Manufactured only by JAMES PVLE, New York,
niAiuxi: jXTXu.iaENca.
SUKtlTOKS iLMiaAO THIS PAT.
Eunrliea..... 4 2t Sun sets.... 7 S4 Moonseti... 3 03
men wiTsn inn nsr.
Sandy Hook. 4 IU I Cor. ls'uud. 4 S7 1 Uell data... e 10
ArrlYcd Tcmoat. .tune lit.
Ps Pnlda, Hlngk. llrcmeu June 0 and Southampton
luth.
Ha Clrcassia, Campbell. Clasgow June 7 and Movllle
Bth. "
Hs Paron Delhaven. Corning. Palermo.
hs Victoria. Aarieth. liaraiou.
tfi.Nevv Orleans, llalsey, ew Orleans.
Hi Alpi. Tohln, Kiinrston. Ja
Hs Lampasas, Crowell. Key West.
MCltv ui litchtiuru tVebler Pull River.
bs niverKtirlck. La onu Maysuiiea.
Bs Amos C llnrstow. Corwtn, Pruvtdence,
Rsbenera. Walker, .Norfolk.
Hhlp Mairdallne. vieyer. llamburir.
Nark Ilex. Andersen, bevlile.
llark Barbadian, McLean, natavla.
A LAST RESORT.
The following narratlre of the uffeiinff o3 cure of
Drljrht'i Dfieaie will prove lntere itinf to tho readers ot
this paper. G. C. Bartholomew of KalkaMca. Mich, sayn:
X located ln this iilace (Ire years ago, ba.tnv formerly
resided In Tror. X, Y. My frtendt there, as well si here,
leiiow that I have been a nrreat suHerer from what the
ph)slclansof Troy called
B right's Disease of the Kidneys.
As a last rnrt I commenced the ose of Dr. Darld Ken
nedv'n Favorite Itemedy of Rondout, N. Y. The reeult
is Utile rhort of a miracle. AU the terrlhle pymptomn of
this rtleae arc Knc. I owe et ervthlnj: to thin medicine.
1 do uot have auy more pain In the utiiAll of the lnuW no
more so reliefs over the bladder, no more couetipattun
of the bowels, no ..welMiijt of the limbo, and manv other
pymplomi or disease of the kidneys. liver, or bladder.
I hope my wrltlne thit wilt induce others to uae the
medicine who nufler from a kidney or blood disorder.
Dr. D. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Kondouu N. Y. Trice, gl : rt for ta.
gujgiuc ff oticc,
M'hlir Illrh IK itk. t9U.Ot n nrth 85. Niim
mer Iierbyt, Tan, fearl, 4c. $i itio3zto. worth 3 to
tL KL.NNKUV. SU Cortiandt sk
Ofntlrmen'a Sninnipp TJnflrrahtrla and
Prawr ra, B7c . 50c.. T.'r vacIi. J W JOHiNSTON. SU)
Urand sl, . V. , aUo U7t) Ciih uv , a bo a e S3d 81.
T.oit appftltc rriorel ftnU tb lielihr nr.
tlon of the excreorv organs eRtabUshed by use of TAK
ItAM'o hUtTZKR Al'KKlLNT.
Correct yte and colors ln Derby and
Hlch Mats. Decided mvin In price. McC ANN'S, l'ia
Bom ery, near 1'rlnce rt.
imoWX MonOiN. On June 12, at Hodwn, Polo
ridi bv the Hev. Dr. Mnrhall K. fcirypt. duajtliter of the
late O It. Mortrsn ot au l'ranclco, to Samuel Brown of
CIlAM.KR IIIYKB On Thursday. June 14, at Cattle
Iltll. Albemarle county. Va . by Hip lle Jl 1 t;oolwm.
John Arniromi rhsmller to Amelia, eldest daughlerof
Alfred Lundon und i? (' Kl.
I'H'KllAiMiT HAV.S. in. 'J tieidAy. .tune .. at the res
Idence of the bride' niothei, by the Iter J A Brown.
D !.. Kmlle Herefnrt 1'ick.hardt and Louie, daushter
of the lute John F. Iia)i.
8TUK01S SHARPLhRS On Thnrnday raorninir.
June 14, at Sl Paiil's Church. Cheltenham. Inn . by
the Hev, K. W Appttnn. 1 D, Robert Munrti to Msnon.
only daughter of the lm Henry II. U. bharplemof "The
Laburnums," Chelten llltls.
VIEV.
OAMPBELL In Jtroolvlyn. on Jane 17, John Camp
belt, asredHJ jears.
Relatives and friends of the family aro rexpectfullv
Invited to attend the funeral, mm nl la!P roiJrtice, 74
t'arlton uv., thence to tbe t'hurch iftheacred Heart,
where auilemu requUm will be oQered to day at U.SO
A.M.
CUMMINOS At (he residence of her niece. Mrs. Cor
neliut Downey W'tiltfxon'. U I.Johtiuu Cummincs,
tlpter of the Inie Kdunrd Ciimiulnrs and aunt of tbe
lute Cap. ThMiiuj i'umtiilucs.
funeral to-day. Interment at Calvary.
rARUGI.U-On June HI, in WatiiinBton. D. C, after
short IiIneoK. John Farrell, formerly with J. W. Ulwell A
Cft, Nea orL city.
RemaliiB Interred in Mount Olivet OemMerr.
(.IN(iI ui Monday. June 1H. l'rmir U C.iiuL
Relatives and friend are Invited in attend the funeral
services at hii laie residence, JU Weal Mth sU, this
erenlnir at H o'clock.
HU.SKRIIOFK, unfinnday. June 17. Anna M. Ilnner
hoff. wife of Conrad Iluueriioff. ntred 7-)trF.
Funeral will take place to-day at 1:3J 1. M.. from her
late reldence, 1&3 Fratikllu su, Oreenpolnt, Brooklyn,
'ilinRT. OnSundsy, June 17. Marl ln Ibert, Jr., In his
83l year.
Funeral from his parents' residence 31 Truton t,
Brooklyn, to diiy at fi n'olotU A.M., thence tnSi. John's
College. V illouUiby n.. nnurleHiw. Itelativt. friends,
and acquaint iiucr or tho family aro respectfully re
quoted to attend hi funeral.
KKIJ.V,-On MnndA, June If. Irt, Thomas J. Kelly,
at his late repldence :t 7 ).0rt Hrmdwy.
A eoli mn requiem maw ill tie nlfbrated at Ht.Tr.
rea's Churcli forttie reniuoof liimgul on Ihurilay,
June SI, at Id. V. M. Funeral nt 1 J'. M. Burial ia CmI
nry Cemfteri.
KUEIinmt. At Tremont, on Monday. Jnue 18, W, En.
Bene Kocrber.
Funeral eervlcei1 nt hi late residence to-day at 2 P, M,
Relative and fnetiil ure respectfully Invited to attend.
MAJtH At Richmond Kduvu Inland, on June Id,
Addle 0., wife ot 1kuc M. Mnuli. in her -t-Hh yrar.
Funeral from herinte reitdrm't to-day at Sjlii-1. M.
Carriatfea will be in ualtintr at .New Dorp tn tbe arrival
of the I 30tr.iln from Nrw York
Mci.OVMtN. OnMonda.'. -lunn Ifl. Minnie 1, daugh
ter vt Michael an 1 Anna Mrfiovrrn
Funeral from her latn ri hldm e. 47 Sd av on Wednri.
da)'. June Su ut l' o'clock; thrnieto thr i hurch of the
Nwilut), -M uv. audSiUt. JCel.il hc and frauds are lu-
MURIMIY.-Mildenty.on Mondty, June Irt, Mrs. Jo
Mima .Murphv, wt low t-t TIioiuunIu the HJd year or her
UtTM
Friend-1 f the family are refuecifu'l. invited to attend
1 thefuinnil ti-tiv at 1. SO t Jock, from her late reil
Uelirc. VU KhkI S"th t.
SN DI.lt, inublenly. In llrooLlyn, on Monday. June
1H, Thomait Jone, Minof the late l'eter and tiarali Bny
der, lu thn'oih ve r of his niro.
llelutli en nnd friend are respectfully Invited to attend
tbe funeral tenlce at bin lat teBldt-nCii. 112 Ht. Janice
piscr, near (Ireeiie a v., on Thursday, Slit Inst., at 2
o'clock 1' M.
HOUTHAIID. At Hot Fprlncrs. N. C. Jane lrt, Jamea
Robert von, )ounpeit son ot Knitlio and Vim. IK Boutb
ord, Lut
Funeral services at the residence of his parenta Teek
kllL IS V, to day at 4 o'clock 1. M, Cdrriaues will mreT
IheS.'Ml' M train from New rk, .New rk Central
und Hudum, Kler Railroad luttrmeut private, 1'leaie
ciiiilf fi.iwcru
VAl.l.MISi; Oil June I at.Vl U'rat linthst , In the
SOth tar 1 1 h'sAKe, Richard M., son of Joseph M. Valcn
tine Funeral services at (he bou1 tdai at ! V, M.
Dim tin .Mimj.iav, .In in iKJuine Wood (formerly
of Hr em). In uo '.' Hi r,irnt liipe
Fuiier.ilH' nbesnl hi late rvi!me, .".iO l!ley ft,
Rrookh ii, to-day at 7; JO I. M, Interment atthe con
veuteiue nf (he (amllv,
ii. tv. kqviri: v sown, 07 fultovrt..
New ark Our H-csrst rold watches from tVW up;
guaranteed to run within lu seconds a month or mousr
returned. DIAMOND AM) FINK JBWttLRV, '
KIM. blue and black senre palls. if I'l; bent quality
12 Ui Flue black cutaw ay coot and rest $10. 22 Vrsey at.
"MHlks. V I . N LO XV' H tkVtiTl$p"th9
Best Remedy for children while teethlu. sic, a bottle.
TKHTII rXTHACTKU WITHOUT FAIN. ;
Fukh (lax, rM4 i iu, Liftraut (tuld rtllit-zs Knap
I anterd lr Ff'l,l.I-;iH Dt.NfAL I'AftMUtri. 4JiCau4t
si., core rr "f V ari,(.
SA ASfltH nets of teeth, while woitl i iUr"o7
LX cTStilnjc Dr. CLAKU a7- Mb ar. and & it
1(f( urUUEH CIIAHtH, 00a. CbtnmU
fVVXJ tlnn. flTi rolL Carpitlnt
( miiiJ) i
giw gubUcatiog
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SIT.IIIAI. I'AII MIR VXK TAI LEAVER
I'lllir K.T .tlTII hT. 1:111 1". M.. 1.IINU ISLAND
t.'ITY 1-i'iT M, IIIIILCr TO THE IIIAI'K,
fM)lt l.AI,i:-lln account of death In the family, a
farm of L'H3 acres, with all the best of machines and
fixtures of a llrst class concern: 30 head of Jersey rat
tle. 3 hones, pljra. Ac; larire orchard, silo, root tellar,
ami all buildings In Hue order: farm fenred with wire:
well watered and cultivated and In tbe healthiest pari
of Pennsylvania, lsu miles from New York; railroad
depot on tbe place; also school, churrh. and ranal. This
Is one nr the best farms eter oiTer'd for sale. In the
hetwht of cultivation and writ suited for a eafo Invest
ment, price innderair. Apply to WILLIAM HAKDUMJ,
No tW est aatli l. New Yuri.
L'OU kALG on iu:t AT
BJB8S C'HiBlY.
E!7nnt lfue house (furnished), large stone table;
luatiiificcut Tlew u tho lliidiuii. ir(ct.
MXOK. ui Liberty st.
" jZi get"
TO LET-Desirable tore and basement, for huilnes
purpoies, low rent. 5J0 mh av.. formerly occunleil
by the Herald anJ Teletrram; inlendld loeatloa for any
bustneu Apply to J. V, D. WVCROrr, 144 or l,Mt
llroadway rouin It.
lOR ajAf.E A barfaln Web perfectlnr presses,
Jl' itnrxi to tl,KJO copies an houri complete atereotyp
Inr outfit, castlnirboisa tall enttera, sbarlnf snaenlaea,
cnlppluir blocks, ic.. 4e Address
UaILV NEIVnPAPEIt. rare of THE 8UX.
nj5inr.,s GhiinrwT
T. VTm-l'arlne r with canllil in mtnufacture a
71 new Ii Ilivriittdrererilixinlrrowpr.Khlrlifiieia
iii.inlfiliii poiirr nt Jea.t twnv ai larire as Hie best
nikroscoiir now In ue. for psrilruiars applr at
r A IILUKEIi'S, n.kl hint HHh st.. New York.
1 HEREBY ANNUL anTrerok, aU pow.re of
attorney hiretofor, mad, by in. to Y. Stand, and
SXZt&iM 0M.tn.a
tflnimrinl, J '
PETER F. MCTKIt, AVTCTinNRKR, KB
IlY ADRIAN II. AlULLEIl SON. JA
wednesd'ay, JUNK SO, M?
At 11.30 o'clock, at the Real Estate Richanfe an4 (.
Auction Rnnm. 3') to 0.1 Liberty St. jX;
(Ity order of Executors) S'
I4.vm lxin Dock To. 7 per cent. Bonds, ISna Wi
llULUXIl'tlea. t'liiitiinainl Blinfliamtun It. R. T per teat JS,
Brnds, loti wR
lAUUOlrilar Kails A Mlnneiola It. R. 00.7 per eint, ai
Bonds HU7 r ,,lvt
11,000 Milwaukee ,t St. Paul XL R. 1st Mtre. conTt.7pt k-
cent Bond. leJJ -t5ff,
HOOOMilnankeei SL Paul R. R. 1st lien 8 per cslt f,h
IkikK iriw. JP
M ihares I'hlCABo A Northwestern R. TL, predrr.4, VVfi. i
lli)eaeh. t?,,,.
S Ihares t'hlrairn. Milwaukee I SL Paul RR pre- . IF
f erred Vlliieaen, TA
2 shares t'hicaito. Milwaukee A 81. Pant R. R, conv Jg,
mon, luo each. iJS
IM shares Phenls National Rank. Jao each. K
1) shares V. H. ulcanlln Wood A Lumber Oo. 'jJS
(I'or accmintof whom It mnv concern ) i3t
60 shares American hxchanire National Bank, 9109 TX
each. Vly
ft! shares Rank nf Manhattan Co., ftSOeacK 4
10 shares United New Jersey It. IU A Canal Co., f 109 ,. ,:
each f$(i
(6,000 Ht Louis A Chlcairo R R. 1st Mice. 4Vrear W
per crtit. ('ontolldated Oold Honda. 1017. obA
l&Osharei PliinU National Bank, f.M each. 7n
$I,6U0 Mineral Itanne It. It. Co lit Mtce. Bonds, do SCM
June. ISfW I'erember. 1HN7, rouionson. nrC5J
II3.0UO Ktaten Island (Rapid rranslt I'nv i!d Mtite. 8 per f,.frj
cent. Ouaranteed Honda duelu-Jd. ,niQ
Mshsres Ninth Aenue lulmat Co, 100 each- VK.
3.(ixi New Wk t'ltv 7 per cent. Improvement stock, ifia
. due November. Irfiu. ' w
"I shares National Bank of Commerce, 8100 each. ni
S3.CKW tireenaiwd Lake Improvement tlo IslMtr. ?
per oent. Hoiids, due lt44. Ocl, 10.14, coupom ,a
on (hypothecated). MI
f3,0DJ Note llh Imprest from Anetut HM7, liven by ig
Win. (I. McDowell, dated ten. '.27. IS--U, for 4 ''
monilii. m8w;
110,000 Clrarileld RltuinlnoiiaroalCorporatlonlitlltnt c'?i
Antrrcnt. Bonds, dna nirr. Hffi
1,000 shares National Ininroreiiirnt Telephone Co. a J)
Suouo sharps Republto ot Hunilurai Campbell Iteductloa, , '.?M
Co., fit) each Ja
4,500 shares Lly Copper Mlnlnir Co ot Canada BaaL, $R
and receipt lor assessment of fl per cent. t,f. .j
tnft.om.ulantnandChirloite Air line Railway Ca lit 'fci ii
Illlll07tprceiit Preference Bonds. nueAprlLIUai Jrfi lit
oOsliarcs l.thertv In.uianceCn. iluiesch $31. ti
IH shares rnlted Mule. 1 run Co, ?l'J each. lifts l
82 shares Butchers' and Drovers' National Bank, $tt ,tM$l a
each. ,H
21 shares American Exchange National Bank, (109 ?'
each ' ttLL
47 shares Bank of America, tlno each. ' A'
47 shares East RUer National Bank. 'S&l eaoh. LEi
w shares Hank of Btue of New York. !( each. , 1.1
120 shares Detroit. Hillsdale and Noulhweitern R. It. 'IJil
Co. 4 per oent. ttuaranieed in perpetuity by 9t?i
I.nLe Shore and Michigan Southern R.Ulway Co- sl
fill) each. ,
. 1 aliaro Alliance Iniurance Co. gl.ooq &i
Notice to Wabash Bondholders. J
A mutually fntlBfnctory RrranKomont has !tj
beon mado with tho Uolonco Commlttoo of tho I
Second Mortcneo Bondholders and tho Com- M
rultteo represented by tlio undorslfincd. ,'M,
Undor this nrranuement tho Uofcneo Com- jCT
mtttco ttureo to withdraw nil ouponltlon to tho Tk
plan of reorKanlzittlon, and their bonds nro to -isi
bo rocelvod by tho Cuntntl Trust Co. without ,'l
ponalty. Mm
That all bondholders mny bo upon an equal '& J
footlns, thoy nro now resticctfully Invited to '
dopoBlt tholr liomla ln thu Trust Co. without m
pennlty. until further notice, and tlio ponnlttos tjll
ulready raid will bo returned MM
Foroelosuro bills havo nlready boon fllod In ,-9J
the Courts on tho First llortcases, and decroos fl
of sale will be obtained as soon as practicable, HG
Menntline, In view of tho vory larco majorltyot J8J
bonds united in support of tho reorganization, ,wffl
It Ishopodthat outstandinc bondholders will nffi
accept tbe offor now mado to them. 'Mm
JAMES P. JOV, 'MR
CkMlrmsiti Purchnelnv Committee). tli
CYBBH J. l.AWEKSCE, wl
Omlt-tann nondhalders' Committee. Fil
NEW YORK. CITY, Jane 13, 1588. Wl
QTPICEOF WM
ST. LOUIS & SIS FRATCISCO R'W.IY CO., M
lt5DnOADST fMILLR BUXLDINOX k' m
MSW VOItk', Juno IS, IH&. rM
Notice to holders of sm
SOCTII 1'ACIFIO RAILKOAD CtVB 1ST MORTaAtjB '3
6 PER CENT BONDS, DUE JULY 1. 1888 (97,144,900 "&
la amount).
Tli o bondtAbore named will bpald atthlsofnco on J&
and after MONDAY, July 2. 18&S and may be preianted J$&
for examination at any time prior to that datr, after $
wtlch time bond presented will be paid for cm lti6 tlay T:
ft llowing presentation of the nani. J&
The last coupon oftliepe bondi (due July 1, 1888) will M
also be paid at this ottlce as us nut $
Holdersof the "fiOUTU I'ACIFIC" Bonds are herebj V&j
farther informed thut, toa limited extent, they may 'to!
apply to reinvest the proceeds of those bonds ln the
First Mortaa;t Trust 100-Year ft Per Cent. Gold Bonds &'
of the Bt. Louis & ban I- rancUco Railway Co. at the, prloa 1 3?
of OH and accrued Interent M
As the Issue of the last named bonds amount at pre- Jj
nt to only Cl.OOit.ono, applications fur them will be ao , ''3
ceptedlnorderas receired. and they will be delivered "M
by the United States Trust Co. on demand upon tho $
order ot this company therefor, ,$
All informal Ion in repnrd lo ih Trust Bonds is con- j
tafned in a printed circular, which mny be obtained at T -this
office or of the United States Trust Co.
T. W LILLIE. Treasurer. f
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY, i,
10 WALL ST., NEW YORK. jA
CAPITAL 81,000,00 .J
DIRECTORS: J
Pr. Ormond French, N. Y. II. W. Cannon, J Y.
P. J. CroB N. Y. John R. Ford, N. Y. 'A
II. L. HUsinion. Boston. T. Jef. Coolldce, J r Boston, p
An,;. Belmont. Jr. N. Y. James O. Sheldon. N. Y. ;-j
E. D Randolph, N. Y, A S. Roseubaura, N. Y. a
C, F. Llmmore. N. Y. Win. Dowd, N. Y.
C C. Baldwin, N. Y. Fanmct II. Shipley, PhUa. u
I'has. F, Tay. N. Y. R. T. Wilson, N. Y. J? .
Henry Field. Chicajro. John I. WaUrbury, N. Y, " '
Francis Ormond French, President. :
John I. Waterbnry, Vice President "
Authorized to accept and execute Trusts of every ds -j
scrlptl'Mi.
Trustee for investment and manacment of real and
personal estate
Deposits ac interest subject to cheque through tho f)
CJearliu House. i
Itejntrnr nnd Transfer Ajrent. H
To tui: km;hai. consolidated uort I
QAU1C BUNDUOLDERa OF THE -fi
Missouri, Kansas and Tens Railroad Co.
Ni:W YORK. MaySlKSs. I ,
Inantlctpallonof deMult in the pameat of interest. I
due Junt I. Wx, on tlin iboe muntWurd bo n tin, the un S W I
dersltcued have been rtrjuented bv the holders of a larif n IK
amount of bonds t act as a Committee for tbo rroteo 9 W3 M
tloti of ihr lntrrent nf the bondhoUers. 1 fn
Ihnse who defr todpfrnts rhonld nend their n 1
namets addresses, and the nmoutit tif bunds they repra- IT I
sent tu an) in cm tier of the ummlttee. Prompt aciloa
Is lmporiunt a
EDWARD D ADtMfi, i
Wii.Mow, Lanier A Ca, HNassaast. -M
WILLIAM L. JiCLU M
F.il .inl Sweet A Co., SH Broad SU M
WILLIAM WlurKUIlldUT.
Uninn TruatCompanjr, 71 Broadway; m
WILLIAM MEHTKMS.
U von Hoffman A Co , SO Wall st
WILLIAM E. hTltoXU.
VorL, Mrmiff A Co , 30 Broad st,
rpilE NTIIONO CITY.NATIO.VAL HANK, I I
x located at STRONO CITY, In the STATE OF KAIf- j
SAS, Is c.o&iuir up its aiTairs. All nom holdera and other I
creditors of said association are therefore hereby notl i
fled to present the notes and other claims against tut 1 .1
association for payment, WIT, ADA HII, Cashier. I
Dated May '.11, H3i. M
THE STRONO CITY BANK, havlmr the same stock- I
holders, railtnl and nirplun. directors and ofllcors, M HI
tbe btronff City .National Honlc, ucced to its business flj H
and will continue tho (rcneral bsukiuir business. Tbo m H
patronage heretofore extended to the btron City Nsv ffl fl
tlonal Bank is solicited. H
Irving a. evans & co., I I
I1ANKKRR AMI IllinKT.Ka, jj H
MtMl;l!HS 01' Till! fl
B08T0.V. KEn OHIi, AMI PIIILADELNIU W
bTOCK I.XCllAMJF.a. BJ
eforU lacliuniee isullillnr, v mm
CIS h'J'A'I'i: NT.. IttliTON'. fi I
iiitlciiils anil ?Jnlcrcit. 1 I
Ririi MO Ml AKD lVliVI' I'TlINT Tiiiu I I
HINA1. IIAIMVAV AM) l AKKIiUI'rilS CO 1'ltK.
IHIIIUll) bTot.i:. Hie nml annual divlJcnJ of nvo
AMI O.NKIIAI.K I'hlt (U..ST, "11,1,0 paid at tlio offlco 1
nf tlie rnm(iniir. 'J Watt st.. evr York, on anil arter n Bl
July it. Tlie tramlcr booainUlclcse JuueM, at8i, U. ri Bl
ana reopen JuljrS. IS
a. J, rtAUU, w
Trcmurer, t(r
n:n. O.V I AMI IIAVII.I.l: It A 1 1- ii H
ItOADcTllli'ANi -AiHilaendufr-IVKl-EKCENT. M
on the Stock of this Cum pany will be nalJ on anil after (W
Jnljrz. IB. .froint enet earnings of the tlrst naif ot ?!
thenresiiitrseal (ear, at the ofllcaol the Company. No. a
3 Wall st. J. ew ,)iirk. The tramter booU will clus, t
JuneSS, atai", M., and reopen July 5 I
A. J, HAl'll, Aslitant Steretary, I
(SiiVinn gnnls-sT PI
iri:sT mdi: h.ivi.ns n ime, j H
l rurinerly of tat i th at inr nt ,'tl uili ar, corner Bl
H Was itiivl'iii place
Tie uus' semi t-nnil.l li. cxfi fllllKK AN!) ONE. SSl
llLr (Jui t'er i em i ir aimutii on allNums from ,1 to r SSS
V-iHt atijuf fliniCK 1'crCcut perannjot on the esces,
of f vii up to rtioi, has breii ilo.'larrd. anil will be nald SSl
03 and al.r UUNUAV. July lit, lbt. on all suuii sntliKd Mmm
there a. Itlrlilsnds net drawn will bear Interest sama
as a depeell. Uoney deposited ou or before the loth ol SH
July, lts. will draw Interest front th. 1st of July ltua? BBS
y order or tbe Trustees. OEO, BTAKB. rnaldaaL SBBl
tiux U. UWBSOJ. S.cwlrr. 'fUUM, Jm

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