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, 1881-03-13
OUR SOCIETY.
1t Is influenced by the Arrival Of
Lent.
But There Are Many Who Will Not
Renounce the World; =
Weddings Of the Week-Gossip for the
Ladies'

Among the pleasant events Of last week
was the marriage of Mr.. Charles F. Whit
comb and Miss Josie E. Hale, at the BRIDES
residence. the Rev. George c. Lorimer ottici-
atiug. The presents were numerous and
beautiful Owing to a recent death Ill the
family, none but relatives were present At
home to their friends after March Il at No.
o7l5 Indiana avenue.
Miss Ada f. Falling. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mis-. II. c. Falling, old residents Of kalama-
zoo, Mich, and Mr.. Edwin F. Mortay, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Mortay, Of Depere, Wis.
were married Monday evening at the resi-
dencc Of Mr-J- +. Kennedy. No. 521 Carroll
avenue, the Rev. E. Is. Hubert officiating.
On Wednesday last, at high noon, there
occurred at the residence Of Mr.. J. Il. Little,
No. G25 Fulton street, the marriage OF Ills
second daughter, 81. Lou, and Andrew Mac
Leist, Of Carson, Pirie j. Co., Of this city.
The Rev. E. B. Hubert, d. D.. Of the Fourth
Baptist Church, ot1iciatsd. Relatives only Of
the contracting parties were present Alter
partasing7of 4 finc wedding lunch the newly
welded couple took the afternoon train Tor a
sojourn of two or three weeks in the East
and upon their return will be at home 70
their friends at No. CT West Adams street
Thursday, at the residence of the brides
uncle. D. Il Lincoln, Esq, No. 3es2 Calumet
avenue, Miss Mary G. Lincoln and Mr. w. II
Phelps we're married. the Rev. DR.. George e.
Lorimer officiating. The Wedding was strict
IL private. AIr. and Mrs. Phelps lett the
same evening for all extended Eastern trip
yin St Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
Buffalo, and will return early IN April
The marriage Of Miss Adele -klllll, daugf-
ter Of Isaac Kahn Esq, and Nj. Morris Bel
field was celebrated Tuesday evening i'll the
main parlor Of the Palmer House, the Rev.
Dr. Fclseuthai officiating. The ceremony was
Witnessed BY large number Of friends. A
after which dancil. WAS Introduced. Mr..
aud Mrs. Beifeid left for an extended East
erll trip
:. The marriage Of Miss Carrie johnson and
Mr.. Seward D. Morgan was solennized
"Wednesday last.
4 very pleasant and quiet affair took place
Tuesday evening, March l, at st. Jarlath's
NJ. Neil Shannon, with Aiessrs. "; F. Nc
I,augh}in Il Co., and Miss Louise Kelly: The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father
horn. The happy couple will be ut home to
their friends ut No. 1873 Park avenue.
Miss Bette Allen, daughter Of the Hon.
Albert Allen, of Columbus, o., and sister Of
James Law Allen, ESD. of this city, was
married ut her fathers residence I'll the 9th
inst. to John Taylor, Esq, Of Columbus, q.
couple left for q tour of the Eastern cities.
Many very valuable wedding gifts wero pre-
Miss Jessie Hobkirk, daughter OF Mr.. Will
lam Ito5kirk, 4 young lady who was for
Inerly Of This city, was married Wednesday
evening to Mr.. 7. .. Hunting at the resi-
telce Of her sister, Mrs. Heath, in Brooklyn.
, 1881-03-13

Ivory Chamberlain and the Blair Ar.
Ifcle.
The New York VorId> in q notice Of the dea tn
Of Mt. Ivory Chamberlain, formerly Of that pa
, 1881-03-13
PERSONAL,

Ii. s. Mclean c0nte1nplateS making Y0y-
age around the world. lie will sail some
time this month from New York to Liver
pool, thence by steamer to Malaga, stopping
at Oporto. Lisbon, Cadlz, Gibraltar, and other
ports; thence by rail to Madrid, over the
pyrcnees and through Southern France to
Paris; thence to Brussels. The Hague, AM
sterdanl, Copenhagen, Christiania, Stockholm,
and St Petersburg; thence through Russia,
via Moscow, to Odessa; thence by steamer to
ConstantinopIc, Athens, Rhodes, Gambia, and
Alexandria The journey homeward after
doing Egypt and Palestine. will be via Suez
and the Red Sea to Bombay; thence through
the Straits of Malacca to Singapore, Hong
Kong. Canton, Shanghai, Jetldo, Sun Fran
cisco, and again 10 Chicago. lie expects to
be absent about one year.
F. II. Hubert and John Macarthur, of No.
10 Park row, returned from Washington, D.
C.. Tuesday.
Mr.. George Harvey returned from New
Orleans last week, where he has been at
tending the Mardi Gras festivities.
Miss Alice Whitacre, of No. sc Aldine
square, returned to the city Saturday after a
protracted visit to friends in Cincinnati and
Lafayette
Mary E. Thomas. OF Sheboygan Falls, Wis,
IS WISHING her couslh' MIS- T. A. hlfi, OF mo.
j02 Erie street.
Col. and Mrs: J. n. Arnold have returned
to the city after an absence OF one year,
which has been dcvoted to foreign travel,
aud have taken apartments ut tie Palmer
House,
Mr.. and Mrs J. Edwards Fay, Of Washing
ton street, have bee1. the guests OF Secretary
Window, in Washington, since the Inaugural
tim. .-.., ....
Mr.. and Airs. We'll have returned, after All
absence Of several months, and are ut the
Pailner nouSe-
y. W Anderson, ESQ, and daughters. Of
Michigan avenue. LETT last week for tile South
i'll search Of health and pleasure
lrs, Monroe Heath, Miss Myrtle 11eathand
Miss Wilson left Monday evening for All ex-
tended trip through Florida and ths South.
IAe Misses Sharpe. OF Indianapolis who
have been visiting Mrs. Frank Wilson,. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". d. Boyslen, Of Canton, \.
T., are visiting afr: and Mrs j. Z. Sanford,
Of No. :543 1nliana avenue.
Miss Edith Ogden. New Orleans young
lad, is visiting Mrs. \. o. Slaughter. Of No.
:l22 Michigan avenue
Mr. L. u. Gilbert has returned from five
weeks Southern trip, much improved i'll
health:
Mr. c. S. Hutchinson and daughter are en-
joylne visit in the East;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
e. d r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
PIocIlE PICKlNcs.

The Record Of u Week as IsecOrsless
In nthe"Record'. OF Last Saturday.
The 'white rain" fell on Thursday morn
ing to the depth Of an inch.
The Day Company paid off all their en-
ployes at Bristol in full up to date.
The tax on property in this county
amounted to S22. 2.S08 sc. and S16.0e rs was
paid in to the tax receiver, there going de-
linqnent s6.725 IL.
There 10 streak OF mud. about foot In
width. running through the center OF the
ore body in tho Mayfower mine. and Il
assays SO. 200 in silver. This 10 q kind Of
mud that fellow doesn't object wallowing
In.
T. E. Flags. the well known foreman Of
the day mine, IL now Assistant Superin.
tendent. He and "Old Could" manage
to smell out the ore where nobody else
coald fnd IL. "Smeilments are rather
extra good In cases OF this nature. The
Day boys Gil feel jolly. and wo don't wonder
that they do.
The Mayfowsr Il still improving and no
telling how long II will continue. The min
still keeps mp hsr lick turning out from
$1,000 TO Si 800 per day. Work Il being
pushed sinking and drifting In the we'll 20
that in case Of any additions being put TO
the mill that there will always be o pienti.
ful supply Of water on hand.
The Day Company can we'll feel proud Of
the big run that has Just been made by the
furnace. il being In actual operation 90
days. turning ont a large amount OF high
grade bullion. During the last two weeks
the output has footed mp nearly $1,000 per
day Of bullion. running from $500 10 $500
per ton. This 10 certainly big work for
20 ton furnace, but when II starts up again,
and on ore from the new strike. then look
out. for Instead o. $4,000 per day Il will
Foreman Walsh for tho manner in which
he has handled the furnace. working ore
that was considered to bo rebelliors, and
finally showing to all that Dav ore could Le
worked and NorLad To A nroft
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

From the Cherry Creek News Of the Sd inst.
Orlando Crowell died at Mira. Browns
lodging-house yesterday morning after
short illness.
Thursday night and Friday morning
about two inches OF snow fell here, aud
the rigns promise more.
Harry Hall. son Of Sanford Hall, vu
brought down from the saw mill Tuesday,
suffering from an attack Of pneumo onia.
He Is now improving.
John McLane and Robert McDor aid dc.
parted this morning for visit to their old
home in Nova Scotia. They will be ab.
sent about three months.
County Treasurer McConksy Il au.
thoriiy for the statement that County
taxes were never before so closely paid up
as this year. There is but small delin-
quency.
Last Sunday the two.year-old son of
Mr.. Thornton fell off the cut at the mouth
OF the Star tunnel. and sustained serious
injuries about the head and face. He fell
about six feet.
The Miners Union ball Tuesday even
ing was o pleasant social affair. We
counted eight sets on the floor at once.
Everybody seemed 10 enjoy themselves,
and the managers were untiring in their
efforts to contribute to the comfort Of
their guests.
Superintendent Goss. OF the Eureka 4
Colorado River Railroad, was in town yes-
terday looking after the working parties
in this section. The surveyors out in
Spring Valley returned Sunday, and were
to have gone ont to Thirty-mile Springs.
but. we learn. they were stopped here. aud
will move eastward again.
Mr.. Kobbe. an accredited agent Of the
Teacup Company. Is on his way here from
New York. What new scheme hs will
have TO offer to the creditors this time IL
not known. but the distribution OF about
Sf2 900 cash would be the most acceptable
proposition he could make. Promises to
pay and fine talk are played out In this
community.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
BRISTOL CLIPPINGS.


Superintendent Gould. owing to Ill
health, has been granted leave Of abser ~
for thirty days. and will leave with his
wife for San Francisco next week. He de-
serves holiday.
We would not advise anyone In search
OF employment 10 come to Bristol 81 pres.
ent, AZ the furnace ID shut down, and there
are moro men here now than can obtain
work.
Some Of the samples from the new ard
Of the Day nina range a. high as $2.450 10
tho ton. The ore body has held thus far
for 10 feet and not pound OF waste hoisted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
Not a Compelitive Point.

How IL it, says the Journal. that Virgil
mia storekeepers sell goods cheaper than
Reno tradesmen In Virginia they are
selling fresh roll butter at so c, nts per
roll. fresh eggs at 40 cents per dozen, and
all other articles in the same proportion.
In Reno butter is IS cents per roll, and
eggs are 80 cents per dozen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

DARTIEs INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF
j. r. sadler 4 Co. will take notice that the
undersigned having purchased all accounts Of
the firm. will enforce the collection Of the
same immediately. unless satisfactory ar
rangements are made. H. SADLER.
Eureka, Nov. 80. 1881. dl II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

THE STATE OF TRADE.
poMnsTlC MARKNTs.

RsIfsonr. May 10 Cotton dun; AidiinE. lOc. Flour
rs1l anu active unchane NiastSonthern easier Western
sses and dui southern Red q "a al g DO Amber y y
r$ 81 No 2Westefb Winter Red spoi ~ 25dSi 2> May
y<+93l 23< June " 29%ael 10s,; July, Al 1870
" }b August 81 i2L0$l 1la Corn-SouthtTn quiet
Ta<y; WesterD arf1eT. closing steady White and
{fo~ syes Western Atxed, SPOT SD 45s'sc; May 673s
it, Sunt, Cor 400 on5 July, b54a5Sc August 90 "a
er-es StAsef, 81 Gals and White
$780, da. Nikea <745 Rye qaiet al 81 10. Hay
e1anEed.
keYAto x,T TO- stead, with faar demand wheat
es.ss NO hslt Dgiuth 90 speL 81 y asked
e4 3ne Torn steady sales OF 900 bush May NJ 5Oitc
tas jas e ~ cS - esIs No AiIsd on track at
49, Dat3 Nothing dong No NAod Western quoted
Witt s5e 80 Eye mere nighwinss cry Made 81 i29
t1olghta 20 kcs-y0k Wy raiWfaf. 9ci Corp,
<4tt &C. KafrGAd efeipts-f1our. l,i19 bills; Wheat
ftVen tyshf czr 1s,0i0 BUSH Gate 10000 busi Iakt
West, 34b0 bushf Corn, 10 oeU sush Railroad
a11ssts- f1eaf, Loo bills; WbeaL 1000 bush coTn
4eey bash: Oats. e,019 bnsfl; baIey. 500 bush
NAY ~ feas .tsAdy and sehanssd Wheat 90
~ eatseWerf 30 Chicago Sprtts, ~ ula@l OF cash !
~ yahs sad lny' es se Angst no 3 ds siSsSc
te 5snei ezac July AZ ~ August Rsjeetes t0e oats
go. With ftir dessfn vi Sse cash 57Aec Janet y6a
q aH1sf<[ actsse, npi and higher
g IL Hffiny steaay SnchhDged- pofk uraetttee
xp1tHisf blf1o2 $1B Se&E6 ee cash nid May SIC IS
5!x> 10 - tssv Rue august LARD unseued BAT Etc-
'Ix@X &iInf ~ leS1hf and fEgof lUTOc. July )
"a <3se Aagr<A 2ak Keats arsafrg sheaiaczs. e-soe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
financial.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

When completed viii extend from Washington city to DRUM
POINT HARBoR one Of tho finest hsrbos IN the United
staios and to ST. Mary Hsrbor st. Mays River and TO
POINT LOOKOUT At the mouth Of the POTOMAC RIVER.
entire line Of BraBywine station onthe BAL
TIMORE snd POTOMAC RAILROAD and POINT LOOK.
OUTS graded except I2R miles between California station
aud ST. Inegocs. The buidirgof the wharf 81 Dnn Point
Habors progressing rapidly possible The track has been
laid and the construction train running point near
Cedbrvo glance ~ the map viii show That tho compile
ton Of this road from B.andywine Drum Point Harbor viii
give the BALTIMORE aud POTOMAC RAILROAD an out
let Bag the that tott
over the Northern Central Railroad.
The entire amount Of FIRST Mortgage Bonds which be
issued on the proposed line and branches dncludng slngs
about So mics Of track, and including wHARVEs, WATER
FRoNrs DEPoTs, ROLLING STOCK AND PROPERTY
OF EVERY KIND NOW OWNED or HEREAFTER TO
BE ACQUIRED - ONLY sLGo0ooo OF which only
s350O0O issued Of the balance Of tho Bonds
are held by the CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK. or Wash.
ingon. c. n trust end she Bond the proceeds Thereof
only be paid by oad bank work r. done said road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
L1vr srocK MARKErs III TELraRArH.

BUFFALO, May lO.-CATuH- Receipts today. so heaf
total for the week thu. far, 1900 head for same me ~
week 1000 head: CONSIGNED through $40 cars; u"inE 90
except sales Of fra luads 81 Sftd Steers 90 - lU0
a. - fresh arrivals consigned through
sHEEP AND LANES Ncccipts ~ day. LOO head t"iai
thus far Su head for time h-t Wees
10000 head gutd through market steady nni
unchanged offerings hight sales OF Fair a. Good tuW'd
sheep s5d$j 90: EXri Heavy Tor ct port - s' "'
woods unsold
-Roceips TODAY cc0n head total for tho wcck Tins
head. fnI tim. last week. .HW hti con
signed through ~ mark" quiet aud unchanged I" p
irn offerings sales ~ Iirt ioiArr~ a % if9r H Good
Medium 3ieS 20 air % Good Mixed Ends - % So
Pig QuOfniilo az - 5Oo&.' -.
CHICAGO. May lO.HoGsReceiptS 1900 head ahiPmenis
$40 head market and steady. larV number rii
over; Light s5 70as6 10. Heavy aud Light - 60
So 10 : Good TO ChOce Heavy. 81 N1dsG 81.
CATTIF-I.tceipts, 400 head. shipments 600 hca1
r'arko moderately active prices yell mauianed Choice 70
Fancy Exports 80 90 Extra COo6j go Soi Co ~
ira s. as 90; Fair Medium, - 10o@l 80 buehcr - a.
81 30. Feeders a. 5OGt4 30; Common 20 Fair g ass -
Bulls aud stars. - - GSf %. .
SHgEPIeceipts 1000 head ship 1sruts, GOO heads ~tn
$685. 70 Sh0ru s0id at SASS
81 TOiis Nav Lower buf fairly active; York
ors B9utgcssb iuas5 80 mixed Packing 4, l' ..
Choice Faucy 81 ~ 80 Ipr. e. -, rccF o. 10 head
shipne1ts, 1890 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
NOErHRES PACIFIC RAILROAD Co, }
~ LII --L.-. ILu--L--u

NoETuREs PACIFIC RALROAD COL
IHERst ENHb OFFICE
% TIfTIi-AYE, NEW-A uls, 1th Stay, 1881. ,
fTNIIE General First Mortgage Railroad ana
Land Grant six Per cent Gold Bonds Of The Nortnsih
Pacific ready delivery ~ the ohct
OF no Central Trust company OF StWNOrk 10 Na-taus
upon surrender oi tie temporary receipts properly IN
dorasd.
Coupon Bonds denomination OF OOO the princi
pai of " hich De- registered.
Keasieied C6riHcats Of The denomination o. e. 900.
e Interest," Will be- interest days. by cheek
10 Tie order Registered holder ~ tho address furnished
by him. ,--,.-- -, -.
The arnonnt 5000 muHIa thrfont
ftOBEItI LhNSA BfAkNAP, Trcasurur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

OU1CE Missouri PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMrAHf,l
40. Is BHOApWAY, kEw YORK, May 4, 1851. )
VHE holders of u majority IN interest of the
Capital Stock 81 the 81. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
aud SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, having sEfoei
with tho MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY 10
sell their shares receiving therefor IN fall paid stock Of
Tho Missouri tacihc l,away company a. tie ratio OF thr
Mountain aud the Missouri Pacific Railway Company hay
agreed o. aake the purchase Vi the Iron Mountain shares
on the said
Now notice hereby given 20 The holders Of the capital
stock Of the IDui M1uutan southern ailar
Company that tho ccrlhcaos Tor the shares stock IA said
company 90 presented ~ thc nuco 81 the Missouri Fnc
hO.dcr thereof will thnreup0n entitled.
couornaby 90 thr agreement Aforesaid receive therefor
fu paid STOCK uf Missouri Iacuc Railway Company at
Of share. ~ the Missouri Pacific Railway Com
OF the So louis, Mountain and
houhcrn Railway Company, up 20 and ncludiIg the l5th day
Of May, 1851. a. H. lAltEf'
Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
COTTON MARKET ny TELEGRAPH

IryETro9 NAY lGi2o p c9,'oa me-, rssi'T od @11 n
1900 bales, including 1900 bales American. Fuiu's D.
hnos low sn d nn t sa- s do June sni
july delivery 54ssd also 1h 90 juiy and Aueusi nrf
DO Spirniher and October delivery 1 do October a1d
November delivery ad DO Nov,m and December ecl'
yrEi'oor MAY 10 pp n.-o cotton dflinr Tpands,
SGD; Mdluc Orleans 3D. fninf,s. Upland. Low Nf.
dnrc clause, July ana Auru delivery 5iIsd DO August and
Low Nddur claus May anil Juao delivery. 1a4d do Juno
and July delivery ',gsd IN -. ,....,. ~, ..,. ~, o.,
day included GHo0 bales An.'l,sn Future L piano., =
Low Mddne clause. Scptmhcr Gni October delivery afr
LVEEfool, May l-o'o T. 70 ",l'. pam, ,
June delivery. 6ajiai d DO August and -tlfnhcr delN
Jssd do Novel'ef and Dgc,mf a'i'ciy asl ful0''"
ArGusT4. Msy "a. Cotton dun. Nidfing. CSC; Low
Midding g. Coed Ordinary &C.. ndic'clis 90 bales.
PAlTMoSF .is- io-Cotton qoci Middlirr lo'4ci Low
hiddhng. s'-ci . II ntuiAi3 80 IT,. a, w. .' p,,
gross S65 bales; evot to.-i"l-t gu 'a@ sA4eo SPIN
ners 30 bales stock, 1908 bales ,,,,,,,.- ,o, 49,.
bales safes, 400 bales stock. 1910 h.cs ,o, 49,
Mlddlng ci Good Ordinary. sc net receipts -it balcd
salos. Nar bales riOck. 1882 bates
bales shipments 9l3 bales sses. 1855 bales stock.
5s.2G7 bales
Middlng &C.; Good Ordinary, net lds, $50 bales
exports coaswisc. 1857 bales sales 800 ocs stock 1900
NEw.omEANs May lo--Coiton quiet; Mddlne. 100
Low Middiug, gc Good Ordinary, C.. Mt recgts Zoo
ales 1000 bales last evening 5oO bales stock 2OSS5
NoRyoLK MAY lO-Cotton dan. Kidding lOi-c. net
receipts lls baieSj exports coaa"se 81 bales sales -
PiiiLADElfIIIA May I0.-Coon dull: Iiddinr. 1870
Low Middhng l0c; Good Ordinary. ~ nci ceciIs ~
bales; gross Ssi bales Sales. sIinnors l3CDaos STOCK
sAyASSGa Nay locction easerj Miadlins. lo,e' Low
bales 6dce, BOO DALEY STOCK, 1910 balt5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
PENNSYLVANIA PAlLR0Ap COMPANY. D
TREAsuRER's DFPs RTaRsT.
PHI AurIpMIA nay p lNSl. D

TVHE Board Of Directors have this day de-
4 clarcd SEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOuK PER
CENT the capital stock Of the company .etr OF al sxes.
payable cash and after May - 60 Ockhnldcrs regis
tered the books al 3 p. m April 80, 1851
dividends viii De- paid 10 women only after SAat
their turn with aibeT -t0c kboiers
Instructed the Treasurer Ia give Pablo
stockholders will have the privilege % sub
scnbng par the stock 81 The Company % e proportion
Of TWELVE AND ONE-HALF PEk CLINT oi uie number
" shares registered IN their April 80 1851 aud those
entitled b. iatOn OF share subscribe ilf fuu shafe
Al subscription mus, De madc and paid for ~ fun tfi0r 70
June Is ISL and no subscription be received after that
date The privilege % taking stock De sold BY any
stockhole and blank forms ~ a0imeut VIII be FURNISHED
application JOHN ID. TANLDF Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
miscellaneous.

A RCHlrECTS and ARTISTS ae hereby in
n Nled prepare and submit coup .t0u drsgua itT
Soldiers and sAor, Monument Ca D, rri W Tie ct 81
Buffalo, n. :. "a cost not to exceed oyl rl-p "a %
awarded Tor t4' f'fd bo-t
anu slu0 tine third best,
A containing ful iuarucfinnss ana ~
llt. will Dee furnished ~ addressing
Il. b. BTFET
nAn.lu. d Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
Diuioeno Notices.

WABASH, ST. Loy1s AID PACIFIC RAILWAY COsPASY,l
50 BRoADHAY, NyM.N0gk, April 10, 1881. =
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE AND
"A ONEHALF PER CENT tho preferred stock % thfs
company has been declared tbs day payable NAY TO-
hold Of APRIL 25. The transfer books viii csoe
''" - "'N - ." "-A o. d. ASHLEY. Transfer Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

GAS STOCKS and CITY r.. r. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and ssid r. u flEWIrr % EychuF place
GCIOTO VALLEY RAILROAD STOCK
- AND BONDS.
Columbus and Toledo Railroad stock and l.onds
Ohioaud West Virginia lsairoad honda
Long Island tity Assessment Certificates
Houston Texas Market por bonds
Dallas l1cAasl CITY bonds
Oregon improvement sula And stock.
Cincinnati cts Bonds
CITY County huo bonds o. Ohio Indiana. Illinois
Michigan, iopa AID N iscun1ln,
Bought hy
u. \. EAHTNs.
with Buf-iy. Mcclellan Z Coz
ID ~ roadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
FIRST NATIOXiL BlNA,

American Cable Construction Company,
international Railway Improvement Co.
American Railway Improvement Co.,
Pacific Railway Improvement Co.,
Texas and Pacific Railway Subscriptions,
New Orleans Pacific Railway Subscriptions,
Mutual Union Telegraph Co. Subscriptions,
New Orleans Pacific Isl Mortgage Bonds.
and all other Construction & Subscriptions.
FRALEY B. G00DAART,
HANkEh-.
50. 20 nROAD~I. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

Interest and principal guaranteed by Che CncnnatcfIami
ton aud DAYTON Railroad Company to nds dated January l.
lN- ]. maturing January J.. 1911.
Interest payable Janu1fF ana JulY
= at ihe agency ~ toe Cincinnati. luntOn aud Dap Rail
rnsd toInusuV in Sew Nurk Citv.
Thcpr,cni uor gaze debt OF the Company F272sOO0
os- man $4,000 per mie and Tor this amount ts mortgage
g. made
1he present isaue ofcrod 10 take M the FIRST Mortgage
Bonds "a iIg due July l. next. *1slun Of tht bonds ara
withhold by the Trustee % meet Tho remaining outstanding
hurfs.
TL terminal company Dayton and Toledo
eliminated - Dr. orth 4loooooO Tho capital stock
90 tl4 fl.1 l.2JH preferred paying tNo ~ per
can't quarterly sud t1foi5W comnnn stock. " which
slnutUun s outstanding paying thr'o and one haU pr
crutum 90 pcr cent Interest per anuuu The road hs no
floating debit
mo seven ner cent Ponds nssufinc July next viii be
paid maturity viii De received az lOOif and accrued in
t,reat. n sr ffcnruf Tor ihe fe 90 cent loan
80 d wi Doe received re ess than ans accrued interest
Tho ri rnf 20 reject 0i N bids b. reserved
Proposals must h s if aud Endorsed" Bids Coz Day ton aud
Michigan Loan and slorid be lddr,asci 90 tla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
THOMAS L. JAMES.

PROPOSALS for furnishing ratlons and ship
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