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4 I fc 14 THE SUN SUNDAY JUNE 5 1887 SIXTEE PAGES I CHICAGOS BIG WHEAT DEAL DESVERATE ATIE3IPT OF TUB DES TO BREAK TUE MARKET A Conplnint Fled Against 1 Amour Cbarglnsi Him With Cornering Pork IVhent Advatnclna I Cent BusheL ChICAGO Juno 4A pool of 10000 was made up among tho big bar who belong to tho Century Club and Charloy Wright well known character about the Board of Trade was induced to file a complaint before Justice I Brnyton charging Armour wit cornering prk This move 1 the result of heavy losses mado the biz short sellers In tho wheat pit and tho object sol I is said to bo to break tho wheat market Since aq the time when tho millionaire bar saw their carrying charges disappear and found that tho money thoy had made on the selling side of tho market was being rapidly swallowed up I by their recent losses I on the short side of wheat they havo boon groping around in a desperate sort of way to retaliate Who the I i principals ot the wheat deal were I I 1 was impossible to determine That secret was to carefully guarded They decided that 1 an attack mado on Armour on tho ground of the alleged May pork campaign would scare i tho wheat bulls just badly Charles Wright was finally prevailed upon to sign the com plaint Ho Is a desperate short seller and desJrato plaint losses on the hoar side of pork and wheat The news has ben carefully kept from the public until today but the advance to of 2 cents a bushel in Juno wheat mado it an opportune time to try tho effect on the market 4 If Fell flat Instead of tho whoat crowd being i demoralmd tho price simply kept on ad Wrlght was son In Schwartz Dnpeo i Cos Wraht ofllco and admitted that he had made a complaint Ho wan asked I ho had boon caught i short on pork and wheat but refused to nn tL ewer 1 Armourls in Milwaukee today The opinion on tho Board was that the whole rather rnte bear move thing was a desperate 1 which has boon nmdft ridiculous by tho lack ot Interest with which the new was received Iterost a The present wheat deal undoubtedly tho largest and most complicated operation In the 1 nature of a corner that was over attempted natur coror It and that has for such length of time proved successful I began In March when the May 5 option wits at 70 and was manipulated with such secrecy and skill that many of the sharpest speculators long don Iud that thor was a deal i I though prices continually advanced while thugh prcos contnunly advRncedl whlo II the more dlatant options remained stationary Ii As the 1st of May approached evidences of the i i existence of the corner bocamp so plain that ItS I was no longer dlsouted What course tho clique would adopt remained a puzzle until 3 tho day of delivery when they took all tho dolver i wheat that was offered carrying the doal into JunQ I Is now supposed f11 that they will be compelled to carry itt into July for the process of unloading the prCMS 4 wheat that they hold without creating a collapse In tho market Is a difficult If not an impracticable ono The clique now have about if 18000000 bushels In Chicago while 0 80 1 the shortage Is estimated at 2SOOOOOO 11 that has boon sold agulnst tho stuff 6 now at outside points This property of tho shorts cannot at present be delivered at 4 5 4 Chicago owing to the Insufficiency of storage Sf The cUfluo soil heavIly at every advance and heair fe buy on the sharp declines so as keep tho market well in hand and they seem to havo It Yt under perfect control Those carrying wheat find it impossible to borrow money below 1 seven per cent and fall in some Instances toM got It at aiL 1 THE UXIOtf PACIFIC IOUlY President Adam BTS the Company fla Fire Times Over tt Paid the Government Tlme BOSTON June 4The final session I Boston 1 of tho United States Commission investigating the affairs of the Union Pacific Railroad Company was held this morning President Adams of the Union Faclflo testified that tho consolidation had been advantageous for all the roads and In his opinion any attempt to sever the consolidation wood be exceedingly unfortunate lave you any knowledge of the power of Rr any officers of tho company having boon used I an illegitimate manner at the present time or in the past 7 asked Mr Anderson Mr Adams replied that he hod no reason to suppose that any of the directors profited improperly it and while unwilling to pass judgment upon Mr Gould In this connection ho thought the settlement was a very good goo and timely ono He believed that however much tmely have been made by private individuals there Is no mae tho country that has made so much out of the Union Pacific as tho Government of the United States The entire amount which It has paid tho company has ho said been repaid fully five times overlie saId that If the road should when the time for tho maturity of its debt arrived find itself unable to meet its obligations It will be 1sel purely the fault of tho Government for Its attitude I toward the road and the passage of tho towar The sinking fund created by act this act which Its projectors claimed would earn six per cent Is in reality a barren fund ear locked up In a napkin and bearing only two per cent The Government he said forces to divert our money to a source that no oc business man confidence in and I submit that It Is neither justice business nor common sense The Government holds our arms while our competitors pick our pockets With the 7000000 locked up In this fund we could develop the Western country and transform the fortunes of the road I the Government should Rivo tho road Its freedom and the road should full to moot Its obligations then the Government could etop In and foreclose Commencement Speaker lit Tale NEW HAVEN Junq 4The commencement speakers for Yale graduating clue 1 given out this afternoon They are twelve in number The voledlo tartan 1 TI Corliss of New Haven and the solulatorlon i 1 Brownson of New Canaan The other speakers who were chosen on the mull of English orations on assigned subjects are I Dad of Chicago miss of Newburyport MauJ blob ot Erie ra I II Klrktmin of Newlnjrton Von fhon Lee of fragrant Hills Thins More of Chicago Phelps of hew llaven Pomeroyof tAn Iranclaeo 4 Koeeniwelguf ErloIa KIt Whittles of southing ton The rather of the valedictorian principal ot the ITIM lr hew Harm High School ana bis twin brother 1s the third man In the claM In scholarship Mr JC lileht of ErIe a a member of the College 1t Olee Club has been elected member of the Hmlth Cul lego Glee Club This is I the firsl honor of the kind ever bestowed man the ladles oft upon any young by young Smith bout II College az Mr Uiebl br I quite enthusiastic Newport Filling Up with Cottagers NSWFOBT Juno Newport Is fast filling up with cottagers who are here In greater number than ver An Important was effected yesterday Mr Van obU purchasing the Tucker Tills adjoining the Dunnell estate which he had previously bought James tL Gordon llennetl will not here this summer and Cal Tin i rico ot New York has hired his home Mrs Emi Umrnlnitot I Mew York will occupy the Mitchell collage on Krnncls street Mr Sherman of Ouualo Mrs 1 A Stockton Mr and Mrs Vanderbllt Mrs William Redmnnd Mr John ritevens Dr tiorham Bacon Mr I Uvln ton Jf eorge Cornell Mr William hater Mr James harriman Mr I Lewis Mr Samuel Darner Mn I Htmwn Mrs 1 Tray era Moe 0 Roberts Dr Duncan Me Kim and Mrs Thorn Wt New sort havo all fIr their residences LieutCommander Lout Klutrsley I bo taken the Morris Cottage nn Rhode Island avenue and John Lawrence New York has hired the Cuouller Till on the Wins 1 i A Burglar Shammed Insanity and Escaped roTTSYiLLE Juno 4LewIs Henry White erring a term here for burglary Tamaqua recently acted 1 violently and Insanely that he was sent to the State Insane Hospital at Harrisburg He had refused tot Cat for several days and had wrenched an iron bar from a window and made a ferocious attack on one of the underkeepera While at HarrUhurg he found a key rho with 1 which he released I I and 1 then walked 3 Iotlsvtlle since then be has been leaillng the officers ft wild goose chase During the last four weeks II lie has I bobbed up In half a dozen pisces each time defying theo officers and eluding arrest Last night he was captured tr by John Mergcta raiusqua policeman at New Ilng sold He had a hatchet and Iwo large bags concealed on his person at the time and was about making another I burglarioue raid Un being returned to Jail he confessed having shammed insanity and promised to behave hereafter braUrTre Quarrymen Killed 4 KINGSTON Juue 4At Nortons cement works In Illnnewater four miles from this I city this morning three qnarrymcn Norman A Bell James Cullen and Elmer Canfleld were killed by an explosion and James Farrell bad a leg broken and was Injured Internally Belt and Canfleld were working the upper steam drill and arrell and Cullen tbe lower one A few minutes tier I oclock a terrlnc eipioslon occurred In the upper Ii drill Canaeld wan Initanlly killed being completely decapitated Del and Uullen were picked up uncon clous and died soon atter ard I Is believed that the men struck an old dole In which was an uneiploded cartridge Candeld rae ai years old and recrnily married Cullen was sa and leaves a widow and three children wu BI and leaves a widow and two children JLx Judge Hutherlnnda VII The will of Josiah Hutliorliind wits filed In tho Senorita oAlce yesteriloy I gties hit ton Robert I Sutherland a life estate In his ram In Dutcliewi rounty with rererilim to the sons children I luhlsdsuirbter Sirs Sarah A Eddy Ove lots In He Kalb avenue Uruoklyn and sA CtO la Emma Autherland another dauahler i Bi Uj lo Robe bulherlaml a lid walch and blo gold bad cone and certain book and other personal prprtyi 1 to bis grandchildren daughters of pnoa Robert an Idaughwr lab A the books formerly be vi Jqbj teeiatar also dlreele tbe a lw PJII 11 WZLBUAir ACQUITTED I Cheers WithIn suid TTItboat the Court ROOM Fsilats Away The Prisemer wJ UITLK VAMKT Juno 4ThO Jury I In tho case of Ir Mary Wlleman on trial 1 hero for the murder of her husband retired at her muror 10 oclock last night Mrs Wlleman was prostrated during tho night and it was with the greatest difficulty that she walked Into tho court room this morning Sho was accompanied rm panied by her two sons Eugene and Willlo Bho looked pale and haggard and trembled violently the jury flied into tho court room at 8 Judge Lewis woro an anxloua look upon his fao Last year ho was called upon to sentence Mrs vVIIoman to death she having been found guilty on hor first trial Guilty or not gulitrV asked tho Court Thorn was absolute silence In the court rom only the running of tho trees in the courtyard tlnl breaking the stillness 8tllnes Not guilty said tho foreman of tho jury Then a shout arose Mrs Wlleman fainted aDd herounBel cnrlod her out of the courtroom The utmost excitement prevailed for several minutes Thor wore cheers within the court room and without on tho street rom where a great crowd had collected The ver gnt dict was entirely unexpected as the case was entrely supposed to be moro novoro than at the first fqr mor trial Congressman Laldlaws eloquent appeal In behalf of the unfortunate woman 1 thought have laved hor life IS JIO8S4 TO DE CARTED TOOt Dynamiter Dick Short who Fixed TTp Phe Ian le After Him Perhaps It was 0 letter from dynamiter Dick Short who carved up Capt Pholan in ilossas office that sent Bossa Police Headquarters on Thursday Short who is credited with saying that Bossa has not paid to him moneys collected for him is in the Skin and Cancer Hospital Fordhara Ho wrote a letter on Tuesday to Boron sarlng thoso pleasant things about him among others I received a copy of the nrotAtim Eao from on In your statement In that paper you refer to me as a second MoDermott It Is I a known fact that I never saw MoOermott In my life until you gave him credentials 00 visit me and mI men who are suffering In British prisons today Ono nt my associates in Cork In this csnre Is I In this city to day and will endorse my state Illt meet You dare not deny that you made or deal with Red Jim McUermott I was forewarned by letter some three years ago from Ireland to be wnichful ot Ross as be was betraying the men who were sent across I have that letter to produce today and 1 comes from one or the most trusted moTh brand of the Informer I on your forehead and cant be wiped out with death wlh Any man that kicks against your villainy 1 put down as an Informer na your way of getting out of the fight Any man who expresses an opinion I nf your guilty lli tn og soul Is sneaklngly denounced by you as being suspected of being In Hrlllih pay Roses I am gelling better and will be leaving this Institution In ten days You cant hear from me before then 1 1 difficult to get stamps here UicaAan Yours Ac Bnosx Some people regard this letter as a throat JOlLY Axnujisofca WILL INVALiD Bach le the Verdict of the Jury IB Granddaughter Watsons Hull For throe weeks the Anderson will contest has occupied the attention of Justice Lawrence and a Jury in the Supreme Court Yesterday morning at 1034 the Jury brought In a verdict for the plaintiff Mary Maud Watson This verdct virtually Invalidates the will of the millionaire tobacconist John Anderson her grandfather and affects Indirectly the title to 100 ot property which he left Directly I affects the title ot Phyfe A Campbell the defendants to the Plata Hotel Plftynlnth street and Fifth avenue awarding to the plaintiff her one Ittth Interest In that property as next of kin and heir at law of John Anderson Phyfe A Campbell purchased the property from John Charles Anderson the son rd the millionaire and the residuary legatee I under Ihe will wiL Motion for a new trial was denied and an exception wu taken Extra Costa of tiioo were allowed to the plaintiff The case will be appealed Felix McCloikey and several other persons inlerested In plaIntiff side ot the case had camped In the City that Park must of the night to watch the Jury and were elated over the result WAGES WILL BE PAID OV MONAY And Work will be Besomed en Brnntona Aqueduct Contract The affairs of John Brunton 4 Co tho now Crolon aqueduct contractor have been so fa straightened out that work will be resumed tomorrow morning Michael Ryan the financial head of the firm In making this announcement a Bvx reporter last night said that they should begin work at the gate house or lower end of the UoO and resume 1 along the line as rapidly as the men should report and could be organized The men will all paid at John Urunton efc Cos office at I oclock tomorrow afternoon The delay of this payment stopped tbe work two weeks ago Mr Ryan iars about flt oou ID the aggregate Is due the neater part of bcb however ft go to the pr boarding house keepers barlo Mr Ryan says that In future he shall personally take charge ot the work which will compel him to remain here the greater Dart of his time Mr Uoran will return to II Paul though he atlll retains his Interest the contracts Mr Urunton will bare a subordinate post The subcontracts with Knappman Hook cancelled The Vandal Ballirond Deal Consummated CINCTNNATI Juno 4The Cincinnati HamU ton and DaytonVandalla deal was formally consummated today at Terre Dante by the election and organization of the new Board of Directors of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Compaq The directors are McKeen and Collett of Terre hst Christopher Meyer and Henry Ives of New rk and waite II Short and William Ramsey ot ClnclonalL I Henry 8 Ives was elected President Waite Vice Presldent and leneral Manager and I Short Secretary and Treasurer The Vandalla line will now operate Its business In connection with the CIncinnati 1 rand Dayton and this Dayton and Ironlon Railroads and these will form with the Baltimore and Ohio I Railroad one grand sysiem between the West dU the seaboard cities The ClndnnutL Wabash and Michigan Railroad recently acquired by the Ivesbtayuer syndicate will be operated In the Interest of this large system as a feeder tam Chicago the Lake Michigan cities and the lumber dIstrict The Pennsylvania Company can have the use of Die Vandalla linn ns heretofore The new owners of the Vandalla left Terre Haute for home this evening President Ives will go direct to Mew York nnl He Killed Gambler BOCK BUN Ala Juno 4Alt Woodier yesterday shot and killed William Stone and mortally wounded lob 10 Stone was a professional gambler and had of late beta winning all the money ot the furnace operatives He Induced Alt Woodley and Wills to Join him In a ram of dice The victims were gelling Ibe better of the gambler when Ion In his rage slapped Woodley In the face Without a word Woodieylefltho rnWI I I ro ah two playing alone In a few minutes he eundenlr appeared the doorway with a revolver He exclaimed Ilok out Mills I will kill the scoundrel 1 and emptied three chambers of his revolver two shots taking effect In Htone killing I him Instantly The third shot struck has disappeared Milt giving him a mortal ldTbb assailant dlpparT The Deemed Xoffnles Prisoners EL PASO Juno 4Cd Arvlzu Lout Quit terez and a civilian the Kogales Invaders are still In Jail at Ouaymas pending an appeal for mercy to the President and Secretary of War In the city of Mexico They were tried btoo court martial composed of two trr and five Colonels and promptly sentenced to death on the two charges ot kidnapping I and invading friendly territory I In Mexican official circles II It YI Is not thought the Intercession ot Kccretary Bayard for leniency will have the desired effect tr for the standing ot IoL Arvlxu In the Mexican army Is not of the best There no sympathy for him among his own countrymen onnlr men executed and the sentence of death will undoubtedly be Jay Gould Route to the Atlantis CHICAGO June 4It is said here that Jay Gould Intends to use his recent purchases the titUs Rock Mississippi and Texas and the Utile Rot and Fort Smith Railroads a link for a new outlet for his Missouri Paelllo system to tlie East and Europe The next step it Is Id will be the linking of the Little Rock purchases with the Missouri Pacldc system which will cr done at tort Ulbson oil the Missouri I Kansas and Texas The contracts have Just been le for the construction of a line from Van lluren on the Llille Rock and lon mlh 10 Fort lilbson This will give a direct Unto Arkansas City on the MUsUitppl Hirer Adrift fllx Dar Without Food or Water HALTTAX Juno 4ohn Drown and Edward Ilogan belonging to the Gloucester Coiling schooner Richard Lester who were picked up at sea adrift In a dory and who were landed at North Sydney underwent a dreadful experience They were adrift on the ocean for over six laps without a bit I food or a drop ot water A tier trying all Imaginable expedients to allay their thlnt llruwn cut one of his arms in order that they might drink his blood but the blood would not now They then gate up all hope ot being re cued tin were at tail picked up In a terribly exhausted condition by the bark Kate Uagulre Murderer Halls Condition PHILADELPHIA June 4 Robert Hall the mm who yesterday murdered Mrs Ulan Rivers and attempted suicide by cutting his throat was so much Improved today that the physicians say there Is a chance of his recovery Among other papers found by fC i rYet nd tbe Coroner In Halls oool was a legal document dated New York June 1M ItM which sets forth that Anna Burton Dutcher Illegal wife of Hubert Uurton relinquishes all claims upon him I her husband and sgreee to assume the custody of their illegitimate on Brekcr White sis an rater The lon Stephen Van Cohen White Congressman and Wall street man Is I branching out as an orator and by the time Congress convenes his friends In Mrnnklyn may hear from him Mr White started yeMerdav for liult turg Ill where on June I tie Is to deliver the emit centennial sddrens at Knov College The col Is I Mr Mimes alum miiler He gradunlrd there 1lrl aifi abu as poor any young bun In Ihls lawn can hallu The AntiPoverty Badge Dr McQIynn will address the AntiPoverty Society In tbe Academy of Misla this evening Mangy Oeorge will speak to the Aull Poverty Society of Brook In la the Academy at Manic In that elty Badges repre a eroMlsi a tmyee evw DECIDED FOR RUSSELL SAGE REFEREE UAWES DISMISISS al JT TJOUfa WiT WITU con The Letters Offered In Eve Did Mesh EstablIsh In the Bejfereeej HId that the Account Correet a It Me Btanda Granvlllo Hawcs tho rcforeo In tM suitor Sophia Uattern against lull Base announced his decision yesterday In eight typo written pages ot legal cap The decision Is a review of the action a digest of the testimony and an opinion on the law and tho fat Ho dismisses the complaint with costs His statement of tho case Is a follows The action was commenced May II 18 originally to recover the rain ot a Metropolitan Elevated RaIlroad bond which the plaintiff charged was converted by the I defendant Issue was Joined June 10 ISSf but on lb day ot hearing March 6 1887 the complaint was II amended by consent and the action was changed to a I action for an accounting The plaintiff offered In evidence I the defendant bill of particulars and inreuargel three Items i 10 shares of Wabash common Ik purchased March 1318811 too shares of Missouri KAnsas and Teias stock purchased June 181881 and the Metropolitan Railroad bond before referred to At to these Items I Is I conceded that the Wabash stock a purchased I under plaIntiffs directions but she charges that I she ordered I sold hot that defendant failed to execute the order and became liable on account thereof She also alleges that the never ordered the purchase of the Kantas and Texas Iot and should not held Halle for any lost arising from 11 and as to the bond or stock she left It for safe keeping and not as a margin so that the defendant became liable for Ir hljneet value In view of the fact that It bad been sold The referee then goes on to laT that the plaintiff and defendant com tho only witnesses I examined touching the vital questions of the Case nnd that their evidence Is absolutely contradictory The complainant was apparently not used to speculations which might account for her not having any memoranda or record of hor stock transactions The defendant seems to be a speculator In stocks and although he claims not to be a commission broker it is grobt clear I that no far as this I I transaction is concerned headed as such and Is subject to all the rules governing that business About the uuth of May IKflOi he bad an Interview with the plaintiff I and agreed to buy and did buy for her fifty shares Erie stock The plaIn ll furnished no margin whatever and the defendant took nil the responsibility of lsaaa course which Is unusual wlth I ken I am Informed and which certainly gives color to the defendants statement that he purchased the stock herself for her from sympathy and to rfu her In supporting A lone review of the stock transaction follows showing dealings in 1000 shares of stock by HIIRO for Miss Mnttern and tho taking ot Hllo by her to tho amount of 1140 Tho only deposits credited to her account are 1400 in dopslts tho 1000 bond referred to The decision continues In view of the conceded fact that plaintiff was financially Irresponsible I think that It most admitted that the defendants version touching the character of transaction and the motives which actuated him 1 mol correct especially If measured by Ih usages that commonly plaly the lot market and among broken in general although as a class they are alleged to be most liberal In their dealings with I their customers I refer to this phase of the case with some emphasis because it I has In ayO opinion I very stropf weight In the decision of the question at Issue the probabilities qulon would be largely Influenced by the determination otthls preliminary question oiObl solve many ot the apparent Inconsistencies of the case One of tho Inconsistencies In tho case as pointed out by Referee IlawoB Is the failure of Iefero Miss Matter to make some of the points of tho amended complaint In relation to the Wabash and the Kansas and Texas stocks either in making her demand upon Mr Sago or in her original complaint In tbo acton In the first domand made by her letter of April 10 188 the referee thinks this necieot might fairly bo attributed to a rollanco upon the alleged promise of Mr Sage that she should Buffer no loss but RICh omission Is Inexplicable when open hostility was established by litigation The referee dismisses tho matter of the Metropolitan politan bond on tho understanding that it plan bnd was only worth 250 as not worthy of anT special cial controversy But he does not leave any question as to his views on the subject and adds that the plaintiffs own letter shows that plalatls ow tat tho disposition of it was as Intended Another conclusion reached by the referee and flatly stated is A careful 1 examination of the bill I of particular and of the letters which passed between the partIes has established In my mind a very arm convtoUoa that the account Is correct aa It now Ianl Sapprcsilnff Bucket Shape In qhleag CniCAao June fTho Senate bill to suppress bucket shops passed the Illinois Senate yesterday and It now needs only the Governor signature to mak I a law I Tills It will undoubtedly get There a seven or eight bucket shops In this city and It Is I lid that they handle the equivalent of 1000000 bushels of grain a day They hire largn number of men The manager lre one lt the largest exchanges was asked what course the bucket snaps wouldpuisue Me said We will not submit We have as good a right to speculate i In grain and stocks as the Board of Trade ma and we pronote to test that right We dont propose to stand any discrimination and this exchange will run right along 1i managers of the other shops were of the same mind and It probable some that before course long ot action a meeting will held to determine flKASdAIi AND CO3OXERCIAX PrAC coJC New York Btoest Kzeastasre 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214 On faclnc tu fl iNorfolktWpt I 5154 62 rhlc a Altos i34 lOt om A It totem itll IOl Del A I3 iwi Omaha com anti 5334 Del 5 3UlunJ IIMU Omaha preflli In FatlTeun I l4iJOfeK 110 334 21334 7 nnlitpru 7 76 Hclric WilL 2334 2334 Erie rl rll Rich WJ asfl 3 VLWa I icy 48 Realtor S3 2334 llorkln Lo 4314 45UIBI PaulA Man1211 J21 III Central47 1 1V7W HI 5 Duluth Ii3L S7 lu A Nh 6795 ul74 Tex Jk Tao 11334 5334 LakeHhore tl4 Union lao sIll II Man livloedi 10 West ten TI T734 77 Ulmuun Paohlki34 IU44 sUajtLE el34 1 61 Mich Cent 0434 wm BATUBDAY June The short period allowed for transactions upon tho Block Cxchancu was occupied by a fnlily netlvo nnd strong market In some races tlin dealings were lull ntilmntpd In tho rcsulur Ut the lutorost cuatrod chiefly In Lake 8boroln connection with 8tatementa thnt the oarnlnffAnro increasing more rapidly than the management expected in Richmond Terminal on account of the prospects of the dividend upon the preferred stock before the end of the month and In Bt Pau which wu the I object of AH Attack BOOS after tbo opng of rthe specialties For Worth and Derive City advanced I i cent to 40 and closed 2V cent higher than yesterday nt 4JV while Rocking Goal and Iron was In bettor demand on fount of tho raid of yesterday at a not gain of IK cent Tho 1 cent was apparently odIn part upon tho covering of short contracts inoldental to tho closing of tho week but moro upon the continuation of the favorable show contnuaton Ins of railroad earnings for May Tho advance was chocked toward tho close br the publication of tho bank statement tho flgurosof which were disappointing Owing to tho operation of tho Treasury Department the banks lost Traalry money ut Thursday Blnco then they have boon training moderately from the Treasury and will continue to do so during the next week wi contluo account of tho Interest and pension disbursements due the first of the month Tim closing was strong with tho entire list except Ht Paul and Jorsor Central showing small trains over yesterday final llguros There was very little doing in the unlisted Department Georgia Paoino lsts fold at 10SX Homo and Decatur lute at 03 to oa and Toledo St Louis and Kansas City at0634 Amor loan Cable stock sold at 76 Mexican National at 11S to 13f Kingston and rombrnke Iron 1 49K nt SC2 to WX 11 56 Klnlston Cotton Oil Trusts at The character of the market has not changed materially during the week There has been no durlll trade except upon a small I scale Tho Indications are that several Important I plans are being gradually carried out 1M olnl under tho surface of tho market the most important of which unquestionably relates to porant Uhlcstonn tho coal Mocks The plan for reorganizing tho Contra llnllrnad of Now Jersey Is a factor of moro than ordinary Importance With this property placed upon a solvent basis nod tho Rending Company also the entire coal trAde will be In a bettor condition than i ever has bon at least of Into years As bearing upon the general situation tho railroad earnings are of tho first Importance Thoy have defied all boar predictions The real menace to speculation is In the constant absorption of money by the Treasury Thin howover does not seem liar Interfered with speculation In 80m other direction than stocks I may bo that this is because tho market for them Is moro mercurial than any others The crop prospects have Improved materially during tho week and the efforts to mntoralr advance tho prlco of wheat hnvo not Interfered seriously with the export movement ot that srouly th cereal The general trade situation remains Aonernl unchanged except that the number of failures IB on the decrease The industrial situation has Improved somewhat Despite the fears ot stringent mnnny market the rates of Interest remain at 45 cant with free offerings at thoso llguros Sterling exchange Is lower and heavy on account of moderate offerings of both commercial nnd security blB As compared with tho final prices of last Saturday Jersey Central Is 234 1 cent higher Wheeling and Lake Erie 3 Northwestern IK Lacknwnnna Denver and mo Grande preferred 1 Lake Shore and Omaha common and Reading 1 cent higher On tho other hand Fort Worth and Denver City Is I 2K or Jh 1 cent lower Norfolk and Western preferred 2 Ixjiilsvlllo and Nashville Ji Pacific Mail IX Han Francisco preferred Ill St Paul and Du Itith Erie Missouri Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental 3 lower The rest of tho list shows no special change Tho noteworthy changes In prices today are shown by this comparison of prces sales Junes June4 June June Can Southern 0254 l34 ITN 2334 i 2334 lod 11314 6334 Omaha com 63 6 Erie I 2144 Oregon A 8334 3 A AD City 44 4634 Oregon Imp SlL Hock Cl 4334 44 Pacific Mail 2334 6 ur 11N Xingstn Ir 41114 45 Rich A 32114 8534 I Kan A Texas 8134 31 St Pant com 0834 1 I Lu Attain 1734 67 i 51 4 Dulntli 51534 Lake Shore ff714 5C34 UnIon Pacific 61 81H Mich Cent 0 4434 Wheeling A LE OIK 61 Norfolk A pf OliJ 52 Government bonds quiet and steady closing cent lower bid Hallway bonds fairly active and strong The noteworthy not advances were In Atlantic and Pacific Incomes IM 1 wer to 137Th New Jersey Central consol to liP apd convertibles 1 to 118K and Texas Pnclflo land grant cent toGOK Fort Worth and Denver City lets declined 1 cent to OSS cont Money S4 1 cent Sterling exchange featureless with posted Bterlng exchanl fentrltsl wth pstod asking rates unchanged at 180 for long bills and 4S7X for demand i Gross railroad earnings for May compare with those of last year a follows fit Loni and Ran Francisco 443700 Inc fmsta St Paul and buluth 1S50K1 inc IfS Jo and Grand Island 76910 Iee 12ilH Wabob 44170 Inc 65407 Toledo and Ohio Central 73864 Inc 2543 CIa Hamand Dayton 2C03IS inc 53842 IAI Canadian Jaciac 023000 Ine llOono a and 1 97100 Dec 6200 Cairo Vmcennea Chicago tIe5 inc oav Hi Louis New Albany and Col 177570 Ine 4A875 Mexican Central in4ReJ Ine 78754 Wheeling and Lake Erie M200 Inc 15177 The bank statement shows largo loss of money to the BubTreasury JftltlSfl June 4 Cn Loans 304401500 a33i7on Ino f7MO Lanf Deposit S7l4io8oa S7lar7KK Dec 1170 Circulation 82tMan sMOTun Ve 1300 Specie 737SV00 724Jl JO Dec 12k 1 Legal tender 2480200 2loMooo De 2341210 Reserve DHH44ivi f07l5 vi De 1400300 Reserve reqd H2nmax 02nw775 Surplus 70 S77 Dec fliH71 The surplus a year ago was 1207975 The latest quotations for bank stocks are hid AiLed Bid 4JRd f4 America 134 172134 IMAnhalta 182 1105 AmRxchg uo 11334 Market 11 172 Itroadway 252 270 MechanIcs 172 173 hutch A Pro 31cc and Trad Coal 1M 1413 Mercantile If Chase 2l Irchan U6 143 Chatham 210 bier Each 11134 Chemical250 Nlropollan 274 3 div231 CitlSni 113 Nassau New i Ill 145 Commerce 171334 lied Net Ev 12J 134 CoulnnlI 134 I County 200 Corn XCI 11415 Slnlh 13 140 Rash River 18 142 North America 125 130 EIvnlb War 11 North Rivr 13 rirstlOut oriental 1H Fourth It 101 ruclo 15 Fitlton 148 1M Irk In FlUb Avenue 11 lcoples 0 OAUUn 2 hnlx 11234 lS OArld 21 puble IS U2 Oro Am 10 Second 220 Onanl 203 Seventh Ward ID Urnwlcb 11 Lthoek LAh In Innovr10 St icholas 123 12 inp and Trd E0 State of 124 130 I I I trvlnr rtJ Tradesmens lOt 100 LleYD 210 21S Coiled State 21 Paris advices quote 3 cents at 8205 and exchange on London 2520 The Treasury balances are again larger Junr June 4 Oold tlfaBH7OU fISt Legal tenders 21871502 21U04W9 Total f1fl7S8000 08eCISVt Sflverbalance S73OU7S90 against 72873070 yesterday Internal revenue receipts for the week 2 712U2u customs f3d5Hlli2 total of both JO 371318 against 0812430 last week National bank circulation outstanding 281 872701 lawful money on donoult to redeem ro tired circulation SlOlSOOlOS Bonds deposited to secure circulation during the week 976 000 withdrawn 690000 The stockholder of the Chicago Milwaukee and Ht Iaul Hallway met at the general offices of the company in St 1nul toduy and elected tho old Hoard of Directors with the addition of George Cagoun and A Van Bantvoord of Now York to take the placos of Alexander Mitchell and Julius Wadsworth deceased No President was chosen today New York Markets BATTTBDAT Juno 4 FLOUR AND MEAL The market was dull with prices nominally unchanged flour 9 hhl No 2 2rii2v superfine IaV 1 shipping extras CI40a3nA XX ant XXx C4te4s3 1 patents aiKM5Iu feed i 1n 86 lucM links fIIu Corrox futures opened higher on a much stronger report from Liverpool hut the demand was not sustained and under sales In realize there I na decline and the close WAS at ISo for June 11400 for July 11440 for August lie for September iusoc for October luUHofor November louic for December i for January bIb for February lu23c for March and 1U200 fur April sales 761131 bales Spots steady I lno uplands 1 1 7irci NJ bIts te his Southern States generally reported gains hasteWheat futures were buoyant especially June options owing to the Influence of a cornur at the Weit sales 31 120011 bush at tIl34d1e40 for June 5034dOto or July I forAugusi tCl3qU334c for September 1 gCIc for October U434lU3c tr bovember Iuim 05cc fo December isi34te34c for January and lte34 tl for hey tiles Spot JkIw firmer but less 1l active the higher prices i cheebln rf shipper toik H2lK buih sales Included No 1 hard spring 07 Il a 7Hc to arrive No a red winter uoauuuc delivered and inWo band No I Northern spring UK delivered Indian corn futures were again dearer with the speculation showlnir inure spirit ales MIIII bush No 2 mIxed at 47K94TJsc for June 4l444S34o for July 7lu 4DH1 Xo for August and 54I4o for September Kixit corn was In brisk demand and higher shippers took KIOOI bush sales were mainly No 3 mixed at 4713 II 4Sc In elevator and 1 4M HHc for canal 1 receipts afloat also steamer intact 47uc lifl5t itats did not maintain yesterdays fniproveinenl sales I3ixi bush Including options No 2 at snut for June 530 for July and 3IJiaaiWc for Aturuotl aol on the spot mixed at i2Wa 35UC and white 3X4C as In quality Kve sleaJy I ail MII bust Mate lil I all nal After tlhanie Wheat stcartyi Pio2 red wtnlerfor June UTHai July 0540 Aisust Iofljo IIbe U34ci October 003501 l3Cembertbulta hay 5111 Coru Iay 10 mind for June 4iSlOl July 4 Jc August 40kUl July teplejnber aict August Sttt OaIe aiMc dull I NO I mixed for dens 323o PaoTisioiis Lard nuures were fairly active at buoyant prices sales s7Vitcs at 7 IUO7U30 for July 7toa 71V for Aucaol 72ittllle Ir eptsrnller aiul72Hj 7U1C for October After Change the close was7O3i Ar for July 7141 for August 7200 for September and 7tic for llctuber Spot lard decidedly higher but u1r quieter I sals504J los at atKw or prime city uii3H lmtic for prime lo choice Western and 7 Ide for refined for the Continent Iork unsettled and nominal Cut meats very quiet I but firmly held I Urewed hogs dull it u5Ce tallow dull at a lilU31t0 I hotter steady at lhithtc for rome Cheese uuli at ovoioWc for Untie factory full cream Fresh ego very unsettled Urxxnu coffee nn the pot was nrm with some bu lni luu options I buoysnt sales flu private terms I OI oJ DU7U bao cloilng with sellers at MViiilMe for the motly month anl ai 1 aftjJl i i Co the Ue months Raw mgors steady for reOnlng Puh 4M standard I ceutrlrugal sales t15 bsjs Araraja at 40 IteSned sugar very firm especially hl medium Kradi crushed b1fU1C granulated 5lI1030i soft eubdi br for 1 yellows wbitst3534c A and 543340 i ylow 43454 Molaues dull 1 at u34c 3405 SroautlplHu turpentine rather firmer feat Use active at aAUouiUe rmoLivM CradVertlfieatss very 4eJetiepenlntal Yauvo 1 9tuWL and claim atl C3H miJe 1 4 A I Tin Most Wonderful Remedy Ever Discovered for the Nerves DR CREENES NERVURA I Trado Mark VERVE TONIC I Guaranteed Purely Vegetable FOR THE CURE OF Nervous I ess Weakness Herms Debit Eihausted Nervous Vlfalllf Nonrous ProstrationS NervousSI leplessness Despondency Mental Depression Paralysis Numbness TreicbllnK Neuralgia Rheumatism Apopleir Epileptic Fits St Vltoss Dance I Palpitation and Nervous Pains of the Her Nerrous and I Sick Headacpe el Kerrous Dyspepsia and AiL DISEASES OF TH NERVOUS SYSTEM I WHAT THE WEWBrAPEB IA II i A Hewn to Humanity Ontaes success In the care of nervous affections Is I 1 meit not to say remarkable that the people at large ran well welcome this as a bn for the remedy 1 one wlh has been thoroughly tried by many years use In hv practice among nervous diseases and by restoring I arly all cases to sound nervous health and strength pas demonstrated Its truly wonderful curative povw New York World Great DIr In Its Virtues In the days when there Is I 1 mart that Is worthless folstfl upon the public It Is a positive pleasure to speak ot A really good thing like this well tried and remarkode remedy and In thus pointing out to sufferers from the1 many forms of nervous disease Dr Greenes great rei edy we feel that we are doing a positive good to the ca imunlty New York Tribune rarely Vegetable Medicine Dr Gi enejs Nervnra Nerve Tonic fills a long felt want ask is guaranteed lo be purely vegetable II contains nornlneral poison or Injurious drug and being perf cell harmless It can be used by the most delicate Invalid ert children with perfect confidence and assurance of eNew York Bun Do pot fail to use this remedy and be restored to health RICE 8100 PER BOTTTJ5 FOB BALE Bf ALT DRUGGISTS OratDrRreenes Office 35 West 14th st New York The remily will be sent to any address on receipt of the price 1SO7 Os pOWPERTHWAIT GO PAKIOH frUITES from 83O to MOO Lounges and Lounge Beds from 8 4 I Sofas and Sets Beds from II1O I Easy Chairs from SO CIIAIU IllIt B1JITK In Mahogany Antique Oak Walnut Ash Cherry An 81 to 83 OO Il EH LASSES from 871 i Patent Rockers from Iii Ladlesesks from S70 Mantel Glasses from 8O i Couchtl from 81O Wardrobes 87 to 878 Chiffoniers 150 to W1O FOLUIUU IIKDS great variety 810 toSlSO IlEDstTCtDN80 to573 Bureaus 83 to 83O SSIDEHIttilDel 010 to oBEOO Leather Chairs 8330 to 9931 Cane Chairs from AO cents lien Hlands 8A toStftQ DEHKH 1ND OFFICE FUKXITVKE So celery Lib iry and Eookcases Offlce Chairs from ttl50 I MATTlfEmiESJ front 81SO Spring Beds 81 to 8ll Ies her Reds Zillows and BoUtera Comforta bles and Blsnkels BTOVES AND HAXOE9 from 811 MOQUEtTTE nODT URTTIIIIEU Velvet WUIon Tapiftry Ingrain Hemp and List Carpets Oilcloths XJnolBum Rugs and Mats Cocoa and Chhia Mat lings Window Shades from 81 per pair Clocks and Bronzes train BlflO Lamps from Iii Lace Curtains from 11100 CKOCISEIIT Fainting It oil or water colors Engravings Etchings Ac from 8JBO Goods sent everywhere New price lists mailed iaa jIdit 157 too 101 letf 105 4HI 1k MD A ySL MT 103 illS 107 1DD aol O3 SOS iAfilEt HOW New York BBTWBBH C1TT HALL AND CUATUAK SQUAEE Ostals Jr Credit Oleee Buyers Invtled PERTHWAsT Or THIS RKAT REMEDTI A True Tease lor the Xcrrea Dr Grimes Negroes fferre Ionic I not a beverage or aocalled brain food bet a medicine It a true tonic for the nervous system renewing and building np nerve force and thus restoring tone vitality and strength to the weakened nerree Under Its mild hat efficacious use alt lymptoini of weakness and nervous nets disappear the easily excited brain and nerves become tranquil and steady all feeling of Irritability languor or prostration all sensations or restlessness sleep lessness or exhaustion are permanently removed and a condition ol perfect health substituted Boston Herald Almost HlrsMmlons Curative EfleeU Dr Oreenes Kervnra Nerve Toot Is a sovereign and absolutely certain cure for phytdcal and nervous exhaustion and prostration to common at the present day its almost mlraculona curative effects In all casesof nervous diseases end prostration of vitality demonstrate that It la beyond iloubt the greatest known tonic for the nerves Boston Globe A Most Excellent Remedy Too much cannot be said In praise ot Dr Greenes Ker aura Nerve Tonlo which a most excellent remedy and we are glad that the Doctor has consented to place his valuable medicine In the drugstores everywhere at low a price that that all who need Its Invigorating and health giving effect may obtain readllj Boiton Journal A medicine marvellous virtues and wonderful curative powers PRICE 5100 PER MOTTLE FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Or at Dr Greene Office 83 West 14th it New Tort The remedy will be lent to any addrua on receipt ot the price TyE OFFER TO INVESTORS HELENA AND BED MOUNTAIN OOfl FiRST MORIGAGB SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS DUE 1937 Principal and Interest guaranteed oy toe NORTHERN PACIFIC CO PRICE lOS AND ACOBUBD INTBBBST These are the same class of securities the JAMES RIVER VALLEYS selling now at ill at the New York Stock Exchange TrEaT MORTGAGE SIX FEB CENT THntTTTBAB BONDS OF TUB KALAMAZOO SIBEET RAILWAY 00 KALAJIAIQO Michigan rjTTBBBST HAY 1 ud NOT 1 at the Central Troll Company New York PRICE PAR AND INTEREST SCHOOL DISTRICT NORTH DAN8VILLE rOCR PER CENT BONDS Interest and principal payable at the National Park Bank New York ABBBSSHD VALUATION t80aOOO TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS 2 S6tA NO BRTTEH SECURITY CAN BE POUND TOB TRUST ESTATES OB PRIVATE INVESTMENT ALSO CnolOB WESTERN TOWNBHIP AND COUNTRY BONDS FOB SALE BY OBI8WOLD A orLLBTT WALL ST NEW YOBK 0 PIECE OF THE CHICAGO CUB TRUST COMPANY Northeast corner Randolph and Dearborn sIn CHICAOO 811887 Holden of the first and second mortgage bonds ot the People Gaslight and Coke Company of Chicago and ot the first mortgage bonds ot the Equitable Gaslight and Fuel Company of Chicago an hereby notified that the Chicago Gas Trust Company will stamp iu guarantee upon said bonds upon presentation of the same to the Secretary at the company office between the hours of nine CO and twelve C12 A II ot each day A KENT President For the convenience ot the bondholder ot the above named companies resident In New York the Secretary ot the Chicago Gas Trust Company will be at the office of the Central Trust Company New York on June 67 and during banking hours to place the guarantee ot the company on such bonds as may be presented By order ot the Executive Committees ADDICEB Secretary THE GREAT TORTILITA MINES The Tortlllta Gold and Silver Mining Company own twelve developed and productive mines In the Owls Head mining district Ptna county Arizona Including the Jesse Beaton By Chance and the Tom Benton that have a high local character In which Urge bodies ot ore are exposed going very high In silver The mines cover In all 25O acres of ground with a bolt ot ere three miles long This property is now sustaining with a five stamp mill that has produced I13CHOOO in bullion In the past three years and there ls now exposed in the various drifts and cross cuts enough ore to supply a twenty stamp mill for yean to come The ore averages upward of 3O per ton The shares are to be listed on the Consolidated Stock and Pelrolmn Exchange and may be regarded as a worthy addition to the list of securities dealt in by that association There are 600000 shares ot the par value of 13 each toll paid and nontssessable The offices ot the company are at 07 Broadway this city QFFIOE OF TIIE CENTRA RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY 110 LIBERTY BT NEW YORK June 1587 Notice ls hereby riven that the books of transfer ot the capital stock of this company will be closed from Wednesday the 13th to Saturday the 25th inst In elusive Stockholders of record on the closing of the books win be entitled to subscribe to the extent ot 10 per cent of the par value of their shares at the pries of par and accrued interest to the new Central Mortgage Bonds of the company Payments will be due In equal Installments July 1 and Aug 1 next but may be made In full prior thereto The right to subscribe expires June OS mil and maybe assigned on the forms prepared thereto Copies of the circular ot the ReorganIzation Committee and blanks for subscription and transfer of rights may be bad upon application at this office By order ot the Board of Directors WATSON Treasurer JarvisConklin MORTGAGE TRUST CO CAPITAL PAID UP 9100000000 CAPITA LIAniLITT SOOOOOOOO This Company offers Its Debenture Bands 850081000 and USOOO at a per teat inter est and running 10 yean to Trustees Ooardlans and individual Investors Secured by First Mortgages on Real Estate worth three times the amount of the loan and held by The Mercantile Trust Cetppany New York Trustee And also by the entire paid np capital of looa XKX It also otters Guaranteed Per Cent First Urtaacee on Kansas City business property and Improved farms la Kansas and Mlseoari Call at office or write for particulars to MOLARM COVKUX Secretary 130 Broadway Hew York itttmdnl MOIOIITIONN or TUB CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY TO 1T8 STOOKHOLDEIlfl AND CERTAIN OF ITS CREDITORS foil TUB SALE OP ITS GENERAL MORTOAUE DOND8 Referring to tM circular of the Reorganization Com mltttee of June 81887 and subject lo Its terms and conditions the following propositions are made In course tlonthnewlthi I STOCKHOLDERS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OP NEW JERSEY ot record Jons 1ft 1M7 are entitled until June 3118ST to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued Interest to the extent ot 10 per cent ot the par value of their shores Payment will be due In equal Installments July 1 and Aug 1 1887 and mar be made prior thereto at the option of the subscribers The right to eabtcribe Is transferable upon the term prepared therefor 2 ADJUSTMENT BONDHOLDERS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OP NEW JERSEY are entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued Interest paying therefor In their old bonds at par and accrued interest thus paying as of July 1 1887 91000 Adjustment Bonds with all unpaid coupons attached for 110193 new bonds AU bonds not notified for exchange on or before Jon 91887 will be payable la cash si par and accrued Interest July I 1887 NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD COMPANY bondholders are entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued Interest paying thereto In their oil bonds at par and accrued Interest thus paying as of July 11887 1000 old bonds with July 11887 coupon attached for 1033 new bonds AU bonds not notified for exchange on or before lone 25 1887 will be payable In cash at par and accrued in terest July i 1887 GUARANTEE OAR TRUSTCerttflcAte holders an entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued Interest paying therefor la their certificates at par and accrued Interest thus paying ot July 11857 1000 Car Trust certificates for 1010 new bonds AU certificates not notified for exchange on or before June 291887 will be payable In cash at par and a creed Interest July 11887fi fi CENTRAL RAILROAD OP NEW JERSEY CAB TRUST Certifies holders are entitled to subscribe to the neW bonds at par and accrued Interest paying therefor la their certificates at par and accrued interest thus paying as of July 11887 1000 Car Trust certificates tot 1015 new bonds ii All certificates not notified for exchange on or before June 231887 will be payable in cash at par and accrued Interest July 11887 a NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD CO Stockholders re entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued Interest paving therefor In theii shares at par and accrued dividend thus paying as of July 11887 at the rate ot 100 shares for 10175 new bonds All stock not notified for exchange on or before June ti 1887 will be payable in cash at par and accrued dividend July 1887 4 7 61 SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD CO8tookhoWers are entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued interest paying therefor In their sharps at par and accrued dividend thus paying as ot July 1 1887 at the rate of 100 shares for 10 ISO new bonds All stock not notified for exchange on or before inns 251887 will be payable In cash at par salt accrued dividend July 11887 34 8 CONSOLIDATED BONDHOLDERS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OP NEW JERSEY are entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at per and accrued Interest paying therefor In their old bonds at 110 per cent and accrued interest thus paying as of July 1 1897 1000 Consolidated bonds with all unpaid coupons attached for 118780 new bonds Per the convenience of foreign bondholders their right to subscribe will extend to and Include July is 1887 and their subscriptions will be received and their bonds exchanged by Noun Brown Shipley A Coi London Si CONVERTIBLE BONDHOLDERS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OP NEW JERSEY are entllled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued interest paring therefor In their old bonds at Ito per cent and accrued Interest thus laying as ot July 1 1837 tOOO Convertible bonds with all unpaid coupons attached for LI816H new bonds Par the convenience of foreign bondholders thelrrlght to subscribe will extend to and Include July is 1887 and their subscriptions will be received and their bonds exchanged by Must Brown Shipley It Co London 10 DEBENTURE BONDHOLDERS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OP NEW JERSEY are entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued Interest paying therefor In their old bonds at 103 per cent fiat thus paying as ot July 1887 1000 Debenture bonds with all unpaid coupons attached for 1090 new bonds For the convenience of foreign bondholders their right to subscribe will extend to and Include July 151887 and their subscriptions will be received and their bonds exchanged by Messrs Brown Shipley Ca London 11 NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY Bondholders are entitled to subscribe to the new bonds at par and accrued Interest paying therefor In their bonds at par and accrued interest thus paying as of July 11887 1000 I old bonds with July 11687 coupons attached for 1030 new bonds 13 LONG BRANCH AND SEASHORE RAILROAD COM ANY Bondholders are entitled to subscribe to the new bond at par and accrued interest paying therefor In heir bonds at 103 and accrued interest thus paying ai of July 11887 1000 old bonds for 105583 new bonds To avail ot the terms proposed written notice must be given upon the forms prepared Copies ot the circular of the Reorganization Committee of June 31887 and copies of these propositions with forms for subscription exchange of bonds and assignment of rights may be obtained upon application at the office ot the company 110 Liberty st and at the Central Trust Co Trustee New York To determine the stockholders entitled to subscribe he stock transfer books will be closed from Wednesday June 15 to Saturday June 351887 inclusive All the above described privileges of subscription exv cept where otherwise stated expire on the 35th day of June 1887 at oclock By order ot the Board ot Directors Central Railroad Company ot New Jersey ROGERS MAXWELL President New York Jane 31887 The undersigned have examined the above proposals ot Reorjanliatlon Committee ot the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey and have much pleasure la recommending the same to the favorable consideration and action of the stock and bond holders believing as hey do that under existing circumstances they are equitable and Just to all concerned JoneS 1881 JOHN KKNTTBDT JOSEPH HARRIS Receivers ot the Central Railroad Co ot New Jersey ZIUUERMANBT fe VORSIIAY 4 1IANKERSA RROKEBS 18 WALL ST embers ot the New York Stock Kxohonge STOCKS AND HONOR DOUU1U AMU BOLD ON COMMISSION Dealers In Bullion Specie foreign Bank Notes her fine OOLD and SILVER DARK for JEWELLERS use exchange on Europe Deposits received subject lo check and four per cent interest allowed on all dally balances exceeding one thousand dollars at I TJRlJrf KENNESM or the liquor habit can be cured by administering Dr IIAINUSH UOLUEN SPIt CIVIC It can be given In a euii of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person taking It effecting a speedy and permanent cure whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken the UoMen Specific In their ColIc without their knowledge and today believe Iheyqull drinking their own freewill For sole by ALEX 1IUUNUT Herald Building WEI8XIAN A UUELLENBACII 9 Bible House ItULON PHARMACY llway and 43d st New Took BOLTpS DRUG CO 201 Fulton st Brooklyn A CERTAIN CURE for headacheconsttpallon piles stomach liver kldneyskln diseases nervous ex haustlon weakness Ao Ilrougbtons Invigorating syrup 23c SOc i El at all drugitUis Case pronounced Incurable solicited sample bottle and advice free ua West 4th st Bend for pamphletOur ti alloual Weakness DU SUITII 3 East 14th st oldest reliable specialist 5 both sexes My method only one known IbaCcures permanently worst cases of nervous debility and weakness Avoid quacks andcoropanles they tall Advlcefree TJICGEflT permanent cure guaranteed special vc diseases of built sexes danrerous cases solicited TIlAliL 40 West l41h It RUPTURRNew melhodi can hold any caseot LV no pay Advice free PREY A CO SOI Bib av Jclititrj A TEAH8 active practice at dentistry gu 5001 at chtldrene teeth extracted 25ct seta on robber plate to and upward repalrteg and upward gold platinum and cUTer fllllngsa specially fl and upward polishing teeth 0001 sliver platlna and gold plales bought open evenings and Mondays lady in attendance Ur Ii II UUPIUMAU french lientUt Itu Bowery rAUTirUI teeth frt filling riplrlnz JJiirextracllng tte up NY HHNTAI CO Jtlillh a DIt ri IIIK txiraeta teeth without pain Teeth repitlr without walling keisiup tAiOanolsL ttnucou INSTALLMENT BKAIKRB will find lust what they need a full line of Installment goods sold only the Installment trade br addressing ISCTALLMMSYDEALItI8 HUTTLY Erie Pa JOJTA DKLAKBI8 ODe Acweca HImself or Causing the Death Ulae Cox and The Denies It VfTiOk John Delaney tho lover of Mary Juno who took poison and was found dead top chair at 140 Prince street Brooklyn on FrBay morning surrendered himself to Pollccann MoAullffo on Friday night In Fulton street Brooklyn he burst out crying and said I am John Delanoy and I killed that girl Nolllo box On the way the York street statlonho said further I was Marys beau and wejiad a quarrel boueht her some rat poison a gavo It to her but I didnt think she would lake It Ho was very anxious to betaken taken see the girls body but ho was taken station To to the Washington street police staton Capt Qunpbell ho admitted that ho bad used the oMirosslons given above but ho added 1 donti know how I came to make tbom I am donl way responsible for Miss Coxs death eYestorday he refused to say anything further en the matter Ho will bo hold pending the wl result tf ater Inquest In the two letters recently rsult InQuoet cently vrltton by tho girl to Delaney and found In his possession at the time of his arrest she rioousol him of betraying her and oi neglecting her for other girls Hho also made anxious In Qulrlcmibout some drug which might get her out of Ittr trouble An Automaton Gees Ha Challenging tho attention of pedestrians In ChnlmIog this town for past In tobacconists show windows Is an apparatus which displays on a swinging borlsontat 1 appru and bar between two uprights tbe words Domestic Importiil to Indicate that both kinds of cigars are sold InsldS The letters of these words are printed on square cuds which are attached by one edge the svdn lnshnr so that when the bar swings forward once It dtsplan all the tellers of one word and when swlnsi forward tie next lime It displays the other word one ot these machines In a drb window yesterdaj behaved itself In a manner not Intended by amused a biff crowd that the Inverser end In a way that bll watched ki antics The machine began Invent words for Itself or Capping the cardboards every which way One of Ill lihtloloVtcal curiosities II turned out was Im peitlc Al the next Hop the cards read Uomorted And when the apparatus set forth such mixtures I ss lopertlcDrnpostcd nd and Uoposllo1 I the crowd lot so big that 1 slopped the horse cars and a poUcemttl drove the people away pl11 pope The List of Referees Tho following referees were appointed inCases in Ut State courts in this city last weeki senses COaST Sa Judge Donahue Oaa Rtjtree DombrowiW agt Dombrowskl John oByrne ar Jesse furlong Blmou agAllmon FuioD Matter oWood Boswell lact Am Hills Csagt Moss Henry kOoldfogls Am 11 aII McMahon John Matter of linger Peck act ck JohnWhalen I altenoeringt Wallenberg John 1 thaw WalnbiJohn WaleDuerKI John Byrne People ag jtr lob lo CoEdward Hobbs EV Jwigt Barrett rarmersaechsnkagtKelleyIIamlltonCole Carrtcarteiwt LautresItamilton Ode Sam agt I linro Hamilton OdelL Smith agt A I I CoCbarles Fox Johnston agt JohnstonRoderlck FarrelL Ot Juayt Beach Matter of siller John Coman UasonagtUooley James alh Cohn art KI James Wall Jullllard sgt Francklynitin I 1 Tolcr Weil rAa Wqil Bradley Ac two Qases II van vorst Jlsdgi ThWriniL I lr Matter of DUman Co Joseph A Welch Theological Hemlnary Ac agt Sntherlaari four cases Leicester Holme Averlll agt larber 00 I Morris Washington Life lo Co agt Wboa Iur Wllllsm Jerome Warren Green Brookslde EsjttlngCoagtParkerJ Wae aro mrsaioa coD JUoV Duyn Wens agt I nx John DeUhnnty Mahoney Stevens11023 Todd Whlttemoro gt CliffordLouis 0 Baegener Whltmorn I Leavlttagt IOIu Olscnoff coo ruts 1 Judge Daly Dawson agtlt0ThrtRichird 51 Henry Hitter Cirwln Joachlmsen.