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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28

In MEMORY OF u. j. THoMAs.-At the
opening Of the Superior Court on Saturday,
L. S. Taylor addressed the Court in relation
to the late Daniel J. Thomas, member in
his lifetime of the Bar. whom he referred to
as thoroughly educated lawyer and as hav-
ing been at one time prominently connected
with the press of this city In conclusion he
moved that an order be made that when the
Court adjourned for the day it should be in
respect to the memory OF the deceased.
Judge CLARK, presiding, granted the motion
in words as follows: Il have known Mr.
Thomas for twenty-seven years. He was
pre-eminently lawyer. I never knew
man with better legal mind than he pos
sessed. He was courteous and respectful In
his intercourse with the Court and the Bar.
He filed prominent position in the pro-
fession, until he became victim to the
demon of intemperance. His infrmities in
jured only himself. He was himself his only
enemy He has paid the penalty Of his
misfortune, and we have only to remember
his virtues. and profit by his example. the
motion will be granted, and at the close of
to-day's business the Court will adjourn in
respect to the memory of the deceased"
LAND LEAGUE MEETING A large meeting
of this organization was held at Pioneer Hall
yesterday afternoon, and was addressed by
Mrs. Anna Smith and James Mulroy. Mr..
Robinson also entertained the meeting with
patriotic and comic songs, being frequently
applauded. The members Of this branch
claim that they have the largest branch OF
sthe Land League in this State, having now
about 800 members. The Executive Com
mittee reported that about $500 was cleared
on the celebration held at Turner Hall March
4th a ladies' branch of the League was or
ganized, and the following officers elected !:
President, Miss McElroy !; Secretary, Miss
Kate Buckley; Treasurer, Miss Hannah
Buckley.
SUICIDE FROM lEsANITY.-Morris jenkins,
farmer residing near Florin, committed su-
icide by cutting his throat with razor on
Friday evening. The act was committed
near the barn. 1t his place. and after nearly
decapitating himself with the razor he threw
it upon 8 haystaek beside which he was
found. The deceased was native of Wales,
and aged 50 years. He has been becoming
unsettled in mind for several months past and
his thus taking his life was from insanity.
Coroner Vermilya held sn inquest upon the
body, when verdict was rendered in accord
ance with these facts The funeral took place
yesterday at Elk Grove.
PRISONER EN- ROUTE. = Sheriff F. a.
Sprague, of Butte county, passed through a
day or two since, en- route TO San Quentin
with prisoner named George Duncan, under
sentence for eight years for the larceny of
fourteen head OF hogs.
MEMS brown Union flannel shirts and
drawers, 65 cents each. Mechanics Store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28

Cakes, Pies and au kinds of Fancy Candy
at W + pFTERSONiS mr2-Im
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28

Dk25s BA-HFs III a SGT III DHIBs
nENTIsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF eEES,e
IL Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new esfff3
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
By the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
fmrlG-1n1ml
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28

PRISONER EN ROUTE. = Sheriff F. a.
Sprague, of Butte county, passed through a
day or two since, en- route to San Quentin
with a prisoner named George Duncan, under
sentence for eight years for the larceny of
fourteen head OF hogs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28
DENTISTRY.
". MOOD.
HAZE Il moAD,
DEE. nrRt.rn : serrn,rnnru

nEETIsTs, no COS ] STREET, Be sz.Rs
~ tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. I'D
mrl7-ipti
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28

The jury therefore rendered verdict of
not guilty without leaving the box. The
same against Davis was then dismissed.
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FoL OF sPoRTsNAN's CLUB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

Choice 2saslc. Bradford County and New.Yctk Ertre
fubs 2702Sc FirklnS 20 d4bc Western Dairy extra 20
26c; Good Choice 2o92tS Rolls scarct rsnn 98
vania Extra. 160l8c.; Western Reserve EnA 10
Eggs unsettlea Pennsylvania rs 626e; western
26c Cheese quiet steady: HewYOrk Fun cream 70 a.
I4e Western fn Cream S9ls4e DO Far 70 SoC Sums
lOa0il re Coffee duL sugarnIaws NOMINAL
9ac: Mould A. 9lse. standard A. &c seed 80 PaT
steady 7dSLc: Timothy steady at So sOdSz W. III
dull 81 S7asl 20 Feed rmer Winter Bran so S0gSd
Spring do. s2OdS2O 90 Petroleum quiet; Refined N DUB
gic: do. incases l2i4r WhiskeY firm. Western u II
ST LOUIS. FEB. 23-Four steady aud UNCHANGED Mnese
aniet: Red Fall 81 0U7s 81 on cash and Feoruarv
Al OiaaS O1 a March 81 03ssdfl O39 April 81 o4t nay
No 10 CSC; do 92c. Corn higher at 3S4 0S5.so
cash SO 2c February: 3Sd039ieo. Marchi aOosc mg
oats higher ssa33S4c 33 &c March "a MAY
firm SOC. BID Barley dull ana nnch1nged WhdshYY
81 co. Pork higher at $50 20 cash; $40 ~ VI
April dun and nominal, Bulk Meats quiet shonldeI
az oOds5 Clear Rib 81 50aS7 b5 Clear Sides 81 9Sas
bacon quiet shoulders 594o Clear hi0 s9c; Clear Saes
Sa1c Recepts-FlOur 5000 bbA: Wheat. 10000 bushi'
Corn IO4 900 bush. Oats $4,000 bush Barley 5000 BUSH
Shipmeuts-Fodr 20 900 bbs Wheat 10000 bush Corn'
$4,000 bush; Oats. 5000 bush. -. n poa
TOLEDO. Feb 23.-Wheat dull and lowers No z, heaa
Wabash. March, Al 05: April 81 or May, - or NO., 20
Wabash, 30; Rejected soc corn dull lilgh MAH.u
422c No spot 42{c DO on track 422c Reeetgl az 26
do 76i No. = 81 go At tbs close; Wheat qnet anu
unchanged Corn quiet No May 44c Receipts anu SniP
ments-NOne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
COTTON NARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb. 23-12:30 n. m.-COtton-Dull; Middlne
Including 900 bales for speculation ana export Leceip
200 bales all American % Low M VIC Nav
delivery 6ai do June and July delivery o''eu
liverpool FEB ga D. m.CottonTne sales Of the Gay
included $3.50 bales American Futures gpands Low uSrsh
Apn delivery 69a9d do april ami May delivery;
Gis do J1lv and August delivery Gssgd August and
september delivery FntuiS. cossG loa Low
Middlng lOi4c Cool Ordinary &c. reoe'pA 6l2 oaleS
BAiTiMoEE Feb 2s.-Cooo quiet MddinG II &c; Ley ~
MddIing. lie; Good ordinary loc; net receipts s: y,
bales gross Ala bales exports co9sws - bales saeS 20
BOSTON Fe6 steady MlddlnG H. So L 1Ss
MaalnS Il IA s SSe. Ordinary ioc net reeeO'
CHARLESTON Feb 2S-cotton quiet Mddng l'sc 70.
bales sales 10 70 BALE stock ss8 oaieS ,,ic TOW
CINcINNAT Feb 2S1C0t,Gn gues MIdcIng ia bales
shipments SIC bales: stock. 0,0T bales: ga, ,,
MIddlnG iolc: Good Ordinary. 9sc ne, receiUs 2,6i2
exports coastwlse 3sl bales sales $40 bales stook
LOUISVILLE Feb 23.-cOttoa dull; Madllng. II isc
1900 bales shipments 2O3i bales sae LOCO bales stock'
ding IOiSc. GOOD Ordinary 9I4c 994 bales;
exports coastwlse 1920 balos sales, 1000 bales stock
NEw.0GLGAxs Feb 2S.-COttOp quiet MidtnT 4 4e
Low MlddnG ioe c SGo1 e4naEi. 10 Great BTsin
$500 bales TO the Continent 27$ bales sles' 6OOO oaes
SoRFoLX Fen z5-Corton quiet MidGnnE II 10. net
receipts bales: exports coastWlse l33o Daesi ses
PanIDIiPaIG FOB 23-jottot steady AddlinT: 1 1856
Low MlddnE SCI Good Ordinary IUG R me- eo a
sales spinners 2l3 1aesi STOCK l54S6 bales to,,
uiddhnE ioAac dood Ordinary 09o: net recePE' 2592
bales; exports 10 France. lAls bales saes IoOo Oaes
At LOUIE FEB 23.-Cotton dull Mdding. IL Nc: Low
M61S l S SHod % & sfSp bae
WmMNGToS Feb 231cott9n qaiet Aiddnng iiei, L 4g
bales; stoci 1. 8i2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARK ELS.


roAT a active tS and eady Hx3G fa
ctS Mis- super IS 2sasS IS DO Extra sat Ii DO
f Family iO am Western oSS
sasor southern Red 81 l4s$l lg % Amber 81 2og T ~
s MS 81 lSi GU 81 iGF March 81 l$$ssl i%s'
sdpaherS ste4SS Wssfern shade higher closing quiet
SEt firm southern sdS CO. M SS W u
5sc; stesmeI 52e oal e quiet Wsaiern White SO
81 g. Hay aaet prime choice Pennsylvania and Mary
BUFFALO Fob 2s Flour in fair Demand Wheat noning
@Hes w6ite az Barley quiet Canada quoted 81
81 So sixTowed STATE 96c PSI 10 rworowod State SIC
Ff S1 . Eel I'M quoted Coarse s9 "o
Gy cat ra S 81 co SSs d 6s &C. RAILROAD
oats 5000 BUSH Earle LOO o BUSH rye 200 200 bush
Corn l4ooj bush oats $500 BUSH Barley 1900 bu'h'
CHICAGO. Feb. 2S-fonr quiet bat steady Winter Wheat
$5gse spring Wheat Double axra - 5OG*4 20 ETrA
Red WnteF SO %1sse oa 10 Chicago sPm2s s 9 a.
Do H SsSSc Ieioeted 7iefSc Corn fairly active and
Mach 4iasa4i S Nay Rejected SSc oais steady Win
tar demand; Regular, 29c Fresh Sic cash. 2ato March
steady nncGsSge PORK strong and hsReT %
higher at lO;l2i99I6I5c cash and March 1922 "a
RIB 7s5d Short clear sioc whsEey steady and On.
changed, at 81 o. A. the close-wheat, No Chicago
June 90c bid 30 &c asked ali The year corn Il sS87 sc
@ June OATS ats $50 'i Nav e aos AE Pc
- n
Lara, 1907 salOlOc March iOi7HsiG.2oc April 1875
rSm = goa TO- FnSg IS a. sG quiet No
BUSH shipments for Two days $500 Corn fairy
Tive No 2 Mixed !2Hs oats hr%er; . No Mixed $50
Extra So Fs! % S5ee PSrE lul ana nominal al 3 so
Shoulders s'' &C. Gear no S5c Bacon quiet but firm
shoulders. &c: Clear Rib s4ci Clear sc whsEey active
Choice Western Reserve 2SS35c Choice Central Ohio pa
Hogs steady GOOD dali Tor Owe grades Common ~ 80
% gS g. Receipts s6S head m
800 head.
%1 FEB WS ii Gu sSru.y WhGsi 6 %ac
MaTeh 81 GS 81 oo AP Gd e 90 I2 Corn May 81 Caa@
p p 9A oSn 81 o. ZOO bb whss
Zoo basH Corn. 100 bush Standardization 1900
6bsE Wheat $1,000 bush no Corn nor olts
Wheat opened hnn, sc advance anG closed quiet no
wagse' HaTd na n No ~ T 90 ea and
No anu Rejected, nominal Cora nrmer No z 374c OATS
saTsy V quiet w spring cash &c PTovsOns dun weaE
and lower Mess Po k,sll ~ cash. $b Apnl lqtd-Prme
PaIl4DSiFGX Feb 23-fiour dull supernne 1898 5Oi
Western and Pennsylvania Extras. 50 7ogs4 Minnesota
Extra clear ear ne f ng 49, do acJ Sss 70 49,
9s6 u: Pennsylvania Extra Family Fair "A 75 do Good,
nj Mn GSSs Paoa M G9 wTeT @ne S" DO
cIoee 81 % Rye Flour drm 90 Corn Meal sales Buck
q o. 30 Ret Sa .S Ut elevator! ., stiSS
1mer Delaware yellow aft csc. southern yellow track.
on rsSf SOB The cargo rate Tor San Mixed early March
T. SS sSch hGs % %
zSIaif .e No DO, 42iao; Rejected. lOc. Mixed 42c.
80 I if
Pal ~ E. 11 P @ss Smoked Hams
lie. do. IN salt So e8ac. smoked SIDES ss5vea do In
sa sSoaasr SickeG @ d. @ 70
d baIsaoSs 9
Butter-eteady Creamery Extra. S2@SSeI 49, Good W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

for the bonds four spd ss pc ee srs
susees certificates e4a DO secone' oii H
"a a. sseond censos 10f keadng SaS and veseru
o.; , S Feb ga m.-SeUrosk, ontaf'os anu "
3D. oao.ao N M Illinois Central 1877 y Paris ad
siras per csn rentes So francs 30 centmes
Tor the account Nav York Captral, 1881; Penn.
syysnnaa ssb mEswyOrk Ontario and West
erD SEA NJ, 90 N npar silver lie quoted at 6lssd
nnce UonSos Sss,s both money ana ne acconns
nnr per cents 1851; ionr and haf pei
" - mic and Western nrs MORTGAGE Irnstses
a,,hcaes 50 second, 3l4 Erie 50 90 seIohu ~
Illinois Central 1873 Pennsylvania Central
eoIs 10 5ss, Thc amount bunon gone INTO the Bank OF
an haiance to-day $4,000 Paris anvices duOVe
eut rentes francs 10 cenumes for the aceoe,
shSssts FEB. 23-5 .. m.-kxcnango on bohuon 81 '"A
sel een tlmes TOR cbeeKs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
rnnnprAN MARKErS

LIVERPOOL. Feb 23. -P0rk-Pume Msss-Eastsrn- steady
at ~ Western. steady at $751; Bacon -oumberand Cut
dull az 40 I'd: NIB. steady at a.. Lone GEAR.
dull 4l6d.; short Clear dul 81 49, Hams-iLonE
ut dull A7 shoulders rmer At 81 bd Beeflndla Mess
steady AT Slt Extra Ness frmer 9S PRIME MesA steady
at Isl. Lard-Pnme Western. steady at o.
TaloW-Pnne CIV. duh NJ &c. Iurpenune-SptluS
dull al 30. Pine. steady az lnBd Common hImet
Mt 56i Cheese American Choloe eteny Az; 20 uyS,
No A. White. dull S2d SpnnE Ne 2 dnl
al aid. New Winter wefttrn. dun al Sd: New south
ern Winter steady al gjd CDrD-AIe1 steady 9o2 COT
tonseed uYeloW steady A. 80. RSsin Com mnt
Al London steady 66as5 Cd spirits rurpeoune at Lon
don. dull At So - - D.,
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 23-i2:31 m.Bacont al per cWt ioI
Long clear Middles AZ for short Clear Middea
LONDON Feb. "a p. m.-Calcutta Ldnseed, 4Vod per
quarters Refined Petroleum. 7sd per gal spirits OF Iur
'ASTwgRP Feb 23-WIicOxs Lard closed az $50 francs
30 cenmes per 100 k0 Petroleum. % francs Tor Inc pae
American. -. ....- ,.
BRYMLN. Feb. 23-Wicoy's Lard closed at IS marks 20
10 ~ Petroleum. - marks 10 ptcnings
HANmuHG Feb. 23.WiloOXs Lard closed NJ 50 MARKS 20
tfe usIl n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ehw-aosx Feb 23-BREy Es--Recepts to-day and yes.
ser1sy were zs ears Of 4.537 head-I3S 6Othst
knu 100 cas ~ Jersey City since Saturday. s 377
nea1 ssanst otot nead Tor correspondipQ time last
o. about 100 which geFe for two
expIunk ans i0 senghteTes direct fheM were only
epout ~ CARLOADS o. Cattle the market st Ohst The
ocmana was only tal and while the was stoek wanted
seuef we're efctl 70 shade Mondays pres about al DeF
nean fenna WIN VI cara 10 the yards in the noTn9 and
- ears 70 arrive encty after ~ the marked AZ Jrsev
Wy was SLOW anu sbght reduction from prey1ons ntces
Was Necessity 70 ehect clearance The very srve rins
egoftea az me principal Western distributing po,fs ae
yuhes sespcous mat the supply for ths martsf old ia
nssy vr week o. Yen days; we're oneratng win
Ssulion Ehat We likely 10 gel m sha ~ tha
Sse which WI be shpped the sea6oard Is moi matter Of
eu growers advance idea thar or sSs
VOL 70 NC gutted for the At ieasf nm he 1cy
-. slmecnt Humber OF cars cannot ha osd
70 hvye ,ho STOCK. Thls Is probably one reesnn veIS
the Sn,eAgo market nearly deap5raized usstcg
osy western shippers would do wen 70 bear one tbnS IN
MUD however and that u cannot use any mora cs,n
snan are Sgw srnypg a. peseat are now con-
shs szPe,a demand 9sss rom . 1900 head wesE Il
ssrsy ihsrsssel and the home can only BE- n
esys Transactions wore a SG3Ae i've weight Tor Dry
Ores o. iof Common e strictly Prize seers-iat,sS
1fe tN carload OF very hne Illinois steers Of 829 n
<tsee purchased ~ Msssrs W. Gilman q Co Of g5I,o;
@fks AT Eastman reserved $50 head all for exportatoH
g si<ssse qnarters Messrs 8, Van Nierop z sons re-
w Prime Steers frOin Chicago which viii be shpoeS
- 'hp steAiner Australia on saturday. AID Messrs ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Feb 23The following aIe nc Wool safes o. zee.
terday In 1857 Uaes Port Ibp-Fleeee - al q
Is secured. ls5d lslld Greasy Cd Is ID Log Ks
Pieces. Ia alas gd LambAa lag ID. iirrasy ID a
Is4Ld. DIS baes Natal and CApc-Fieect. II ID lsS .
sconrei M is1d; Greasy IBID Glu Lambs and GREASY,
Id dg. $40 Cd all zd OIL bales NeW
Zcaand-Scoured. lz.l III isll gf. drcasy dalA di
Pieces lOd AG l. and pa bales sydney Feece
pfccs OF which are not given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
BUSINESS Gndnres.

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EeQal NoIltes.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEw.YORK CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW fO y IS n
Place tralEKNsT KREUDE planth nghnst h r. MAN
TEL Joseph Mary Joseph. his WIFE whose real Christian
nAmr the plaintiff Rachel hToGn hso oAilci
Rachel KI0k Rachel Krook also kachel kf32k' hya
ROscubaum. Louis RosenDaun heI nls1, Ian rrancss
Iaaac Levy jand. Frances kroch also caeu Ices
Krooks: benjamin kroch also called benlalin hiSDS 6,
samuel KiOch. also calcl samuel hr"4ks ,nni
Kroch also called sale KrOOxs; Alexander Is hGnse5
IhrrGsa Bnmense his wife. GnstlV krUch hun1 hipol
dore r. DAVIS tho Department OF Buildings In the Cty Oh
York samuel 10 Lane Cornelia Johnson Martina rod
ce1 Davenport whose Christian names arc an.
the pantn; John Doe enant vi tnu noS, 20
The plaiut: chard assignee OF the rents OF he hau
premises Tor the owner or OWnSts VI % al, nr
whose real Ia unknown TO inc palnt any Sn nor
ann or ner.ons CORPORATION corporations except TAT e,
above named having claim OF LEM Y Toots
l. Kruoh called Jacob L. KroK also !hcoO H.
nnw eccased or having interest being interested IN
estate heirsataw. next OF kn, s ,Iajnts
credito 4 or otherwise and who are unknown 10 tbo
= Harlem Hiram T. IIaich. samuel Sinn NhLhanlel hest
solomon Marx Eliza HArdecker. Peter r. Lo
executor &C. OF Wls yon afs hereby summoned
the compliant IN this Aotlo anu 10 DAYS
your answer ON me pan w. % the day OF ssr.
yico and o your failure 10 appear or J
ment VIII be taken against you " uc Yo,T lee ~ $50
AUGUST G. HASSEf PIanln > AN,o nI WI
Post ONCE address. Once NO H. A'onu"'@A' 4''" ~
10 tho defendants Emanuel Joseph Mary Joseph ms "e
whose real Christian name Is uhkoNn w. i
persons, CORPORATION or Coi
sYynt the nrrons above named. having claim os
against Jacob L. Kroch also oae I an INTEREST or be-
INV InIere,el In estate IA heirs aw' neA' az mn
rvsees lega creditors or oher%lse, anu "a served
uDOn Won by CATION pursuant 10 an otuer vi Cur ~
abe Hooper &. Van VOrs, Justice OF tic P d,v Of be.
cemprr 1880 and filed with tho compIiht III wy r, o,so
Clerk the SAID Court al wv ~ bec ~ lSsO
." '"' N'' " AUGUST c. HASsEY. PhntiuS Al'ornoy'
Jan n law7wTh
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Gslp. fl)antea.

YVANTED.--An energetic intelhgent and
wv active man has good acquaintance and noe
o1v pSsb but confidence bis ability % for ODD
~ beat Life insurance Companies" Add,ess with reat
N GUARANTEE AND COMMISSIONS. N. 4. y. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

VNHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW.YORK.
No. 10 Nassaus corner Of Pnest
CAPITAL. $l,OO00O0 IN q. X. BONDS
Allows interest deposis retumabe on demand at
specified dates is legal depository for money paid into
court Is authorized TO Executor Administrator.
Guardian other position Also Registrar
Transfer Agent Of stocks and Bonds and for
HailrOaI Mort ogeA
HENRY r. SPAULDTNG President
FRED FEEbK K II III c N5MH viCe-Presidents.
&. II. L. BABCOCK. secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL D. BABCOcK. GEORGE ". LANE
JONATHAN THORSE JACOB d. NRRELYE
ISAAC ". PHELPS, GRo. MAcCULLOcH MnIRR.
JOSIAH "a. fIsKR. ROSWELL SKKgL-
CHARLES q. LASDOg, A. A. Low
EDMUND W. CORLEa, AMOS H. EMO.
FRRD'K H. CossTrr CHARLES q FRAscKLLra
WIN. VI. APPLRrOa, WIZ WEBB
GUSTAV SCHAwB, J. P,RRPOST MOR0AS
DAVID BOWS, PERCY Z. PYSE.
MARTIN BATES HENRY SrAuLDIxG
WA. ALLEN BUTLER, DAVE WOLFE BISHOP,
JAMES p. WALLACE CoRNELIUs y. bLi5S
BENZ d. SHERMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

EyENNo STAR MINING co, Feb. "a. 1881.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THIS
COMPANY have dec ared div tent NO y OF 1--WE per
pal stock, payable Foo 21t al the Oce oi
Me-srs ADAMS * SIC lIarg. No. 8 Wall.st.
The transfer books will closed tho 2lst inst and re-
opened on the goth. HENRY Il. MChAho, treasurer,
,siuF INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
i SOR1ITERNs RAILROAD COMPANY OF TEXAS.-
Ineret on the income bonds OF this Com
many earned during the year 1884, Will DO paid 70 the
registered holders thereof the lst days OF Mnrch ana
cnteber respectively the rate OF FIVE PER CENT per
anSun 2 per being payable on March SOL ana -
S-l. at the Oflco OF
No Cedar. New-York.
OF DO closed the 2fth days OF
FISH, reapeCiv oly and opened on the
- 4. W PEARSALL, Vice President
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financial.

who are interested N Fairpad 81 bushes,
MANIAC for 1891. nov ready orioe - cents o. mat
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
Tn,ei states ANA Expenditure since 1913 Price
% cents BY nat
wF'TEESS wS0S lf fe6asfT ~ ISL
DY ORDER of the Board OF Directors of tins
ID COMPANY books for the transfer OF me capa stock
the Board OF Of inc Executive a. Il BREwEI Secretary
AWrgicAv RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT COZ
80 BEoADwA1 INV ON,
Rr tssoIn1Idn o. the BOARD OF DIRECTORS the third
in.limcnt ten PER CENT upon subscriptions I" the
i ri ri" 0LEANs PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
due and pay able March Q at he Office Of woe'honer
Coe 90 shoa Ss to tic order Of p wocrhoacr
Payments will DO indor,ed aPSn The eeT9eI'si
Treasurer
EIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY YEAR SIX
i PER CENT GOLD BONDS
Washington CITY and Point eGso9 Or Riroa ,n Company
$4,000 pei mile
We invite subscriptions at 90 and accrued for
lmisSd amount OF the above named bonds
The now process OF construction And VIM be IN
Ehe bonds on the comp ted portion. Issued ~ over
er m Has 4oS 3 asS The 81 n T direct outlet 10
Tor the Grain, coal Of the iltim 70 and Ohio Penn
an Ink Ia the cha q Communication the
about six hours il viii hold the key to the oyster trade
me anH uIpsn s on" n m safe
tho cheapest offered 10 THIS market Tor
many months The right 10 advance the price Without hu
A. wADIMocK & co, Exchange Court.
TOR SALE.-Threc large tracts of valuable
i Pttsburg coal At bargains. r MINER McDoNoUdh'
No. 16 siHthsL Pitsburg Penn
GAS STOCKS
AZ York and g,ooslya aa' stock. AMI also all kinds
10 BRoAD.5T.. XND 10 EXCHANGE.PLACE.
GAS STOCKS g. City X. K. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and .old f. T. HEWITT: OF Exchangep.ce,-
GWYNNE & DAY.
TAT SEf R&TKSR ATR PRqEgN
"''"' ofSrHiE 6TEeE ~ SOM, .o%,!H F9sIH%sIs,
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
i PMILADELPnIA AND HEADING RAILRoAD
held "t On aoYB%Y he S' i6 DAY Of March
southwest co1 SI Of n ami lnf SsfSs huhS s
Philadelphia TO hear he animal rcpou Of the President and
the Company advisable md to eoct Prcsliept
avoiding ali doubt IL Is advisable lie proxies snail bo dated
within three mouths OF the date Of meeting ~ order OF the
THE BONDHOLDERS and HOLDERS OF
SCRIP FOR BONDS Of the Brooklyn Elevated Rail.
way COMPANY respectfully invited meeting
ss% s % 4 1 5 ES q aS %sSas
O+ Se~'YoTL February t. Z 1851 s'O,1 H.
Ep iIsHNGTEanBAcu
+ i; phYo
V'HE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEWYORK.
NO Is Nassau st.. corner Of Pne.st
CAPITAL. 81 .OOOOO0 IN q. X. BONDS.
Allows interest deposits returnabe on demand
specified dates is legal depository for paid into
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Dlpioeno y otlres.

Opt1CR oY TIE DUEKIS MRISG COMPANY, }
No 80 .EoADsr. YORK, February To- 1881.
HNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COM
pany day declared regular dividend (No y
Of fteon thousand collars being seven and half q - cents
per share. pay bic March !. 49,,
Also an extra dividend (No ~ OF thousand dollars
being Ave t cents per share payable making
total diydond Of twenty-five thousand dollars payable
Transfer books close February p and reopen March
7. T. CHOLLAR
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