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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20
Agrifn1fnra1.
House and Farm.
HOUSE CLEANING.

As mother earth is now summoning
the stirring winds TO help clear away
t be dead leaves and winter litter for
the coming grass and flowers, every
houss-keeper has a feeling Of sympa-
thy, and begins to talk Of house clean
ing. Tie first bright sunshine offspring
reveals unsupported dust and cobwebs,
and to her imagination even the scrub.
hing brushes and brooms seem anx-
ious to begin the campaign. In north
ern latitudes it 10 best, howeves, not
to begin too soon. Do not trust en-
.irely to appearances, for spring is al
most certain to break her promise Of
pleasant weather, and give US a good
many days when it will be anything
but pleasant to sit shivering in fire.
less room, while the children become
unmanageable and husband growls. So
for the sake 0. health, peace, and com.
fort, do not remove the stoves before
the middle or last Of May. Devote a
week at least to preperations.-Ses
that al! needed repairs are made
about the house, and have all necessa.
~ tools on hand and in good ordor.-
Provide lime for whitewashing, carpet
sacks, good soaps, sawdust, carbolic
acid, coperas, and spirits OF ammonia.
Have closets, bureau drawers, &C., all
thoroughly renovated. While this rem
ovatipg is being done, have 1.-THE boys
cleaning the yard Of the winter rub
Dish and debris; as this far more i'm.
portant in sanitary point Of view
than inside house cleaning. When you
begin, do not upset all the house at
once, driving your husband to distrac
ton, and the children to the NEG hbors.
BY cleaning up ono or two rooms at a
time, and using little womanly tact.
the whole home may be renovated
with little Inconvenience. The cellar
should FIRST receive attention; the rca-
son for cleaning it first is that it is gen
sral!y left to the last when all are tir.
ed out, end it ia apt to get what is
called click and promise. The cell
lar should be one Of the most particu'
lar places about the house; therefore
10 it first while fresh and strong. All
the surplus things are taken out, ev-
cry particle Of vegetable remnants
should be removed, and the spot which
may have been mostened by their
presence thoroughly swept, and, if
Necessary, it should be scrubbed or
sprinkled over with coperas water to
sweeten it and to prevent malarial e1-
halation. All the gatherings Of earth
from stored vegetables. and all bits
and shreds Of things that grow, must
be cleared away. or they will become
dangerous enemies whom calculations
that always rise from such things up
on heated days shall find their way up
into sleeping apartments to poison tho
family with malarial gases.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

WHIPPED PoTAToEs Instead Of
MASKING in the ordinary WAY whip
with a fork until light and dry; then
whip in a little melted butter, some
milk, and salt 10 taste, whipping rap
idly until creamy. Pile as lightly and
irregu'arly as you can in bot dish
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

BEEF OMELEr.-Four pounds
round beef, chopped raw; six eggs,
we'll beaten; FIVE or six soda crackers,
rolled fine; little butter and sue':
Andrews pure pepper, salt and sage
if you choose. Roll in crackers ard
bake. To be eaten cold.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

BjNJn Yourselves Ivy making money
Hts when II golden chance is offered
saiIlIl thereby always kee, ing poverty
from your door. Those who always take
advantage Of The good chances Tor maxim.
money tia, are offered, gene rally become
wealthy. while those who do not improve
such chances remain in verify. We want
many men. women BOYS and glrlS'a WORK
Tor us right in their own Identities. Ihc
business will pay more than ten times or
lInnry wages We furnish an expensive
outli, and all that you need. free. n" one
who engages fails to make money very
rapidly. You can devote your whole time
to the work, or only vonr spare moments
Fun Information and all that is needed
SEM tree Address oTINSON 4 Co.
Dec 10 ~. Portland Maine
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

SEEDING TO CLovER.-A0ur best
auccoss has been in scattering the
sasd over growing wheat, on a cool
corning early in April. when an inch
depth OF frost opens the ground in
:r.cks into which tbo SEED falls and is
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

Hot SLAw.-Shred a small white
cabbage; boil for fifteen minutes in
hot water, sailed; throw away the wa.
ter and add four tablespoonfuls OF vim,
egar; the same quantity Of soup stock
with Andrews pepper and salt. Sim
mer in this ten minutes. stirring often
Turn out into deep dish; pour over
IT half cup Of drawn butter; set il
into pan OF boiling water five or Six
minutes. Serve very hot.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20
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MARBLE DEALER
MEJHANICSTONN, MD.

Desires to Inform his old Customers anC
the pubic generally that he has removed
his shop from. South Water street t" North
Church street, Opposite Catholic Church,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

CREAM ONIONS. Boil in two Wa
tiers; drain. If they are large cut into
quarters and pour over them scalding
milk, in which a pinch Of soda has
been stirred. Set over the fire, add
one tablespoonful Of butter, halfa tea
spoonful of corn starch wet with milk,
little minced parsley with Andrews
pure pepper and salt; simmer three
minutes and pour over. Serve hot.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20
Westera Farm Mayors !

VIE DtSI, inost uuidole, h"Se' H"-7
i and cheapest wagon in the market,
TRICKS portable steam eng!Hes {
saw mills, GEISEK separators, EMPl|
scparators, HagerstOwn clover hnlk
and horse power.
THE KEYSTOE E PA
the best now III use, the moaltrho'
tempered which wears and cltH' =
steel. Every pillow warrar'" 4
TING Boxes and CORN
the very bo st. We also kec. l..
i leather betting, steam engine
and variety of hardware "ni W
very low GARDEN SEEDS on q
CLIO YER and TIMOTHY ) ''
bought and sold.
We respectfully invite all to cal . -
JUS, and examine for yourselves 4
ways take pleasure IN show a"wayaA
We keep none but the very htS
mens and always aim to please
toners both in quality and prit
member the place,
STEWART ri,
Cor. w Patrick & s Market SITS. Fl
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
1tllrinI.
CLARK 81 boutwell,,

No . Nassau st.. corner Of Wall, New-York.
PROMOTERS and MANA iER5 OF MINING ENTER
PKtSES.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

I'm State bonds Tennessee 6s continued 10 90
,,,oosod for sale and declined to 6JlA closing at
67as Absolutely nothing can be learned mere Oh
the REASONS for the large sales and decline IN gufes
but some significance is attac' ed TO the supposed
C,,o,npati connection If the brokers firm that has
hoon conypicuous seller of the bonds or clty bank
attacks. North American sold 30 at 100
pailroad bonds c, ntinue to be DUH There were
.,,,,o .arlv irnproyements in figures IN sympathy
,i,h tho share market but generally prices for the
sneenlaLlye kinis were at th'ir 'o"ost ae .no ouo
tr;e second oonsOls rose to 5o's buC eioSed as 'e
=, decline OF a per cent. msSouri' ha"sSs anu
T.x,s seconds declined l per cent to 1914, ana
,,o,eral mortgages were steady AT S3~oZ'i bos'on'
n,rtford and Eric frsts in early sales were
/, higher at 62A Chesapeake ana oh'o
ersts series B, were d higher AZ %
and currency debts d higher at 02. meHopoiis+'h
soconds were ls higher at 8l. East tennessee WI,
oiu,a and Georgia consolidated os SOFA az 'o' anu
the incomes were Il higher at ooH' hich'"o',u en.
Au,gheny fiji sts sold at 94'4d9o' h'cnhonu '""
Dauv,lle fl, u at 1861 and COLUMBIA ana "ieon-
III aooonas at o5096. 81. Paul and Omaha con-
sols recovered to l0O2990s. "aoaSn se''''' eOl,.
P'o1'a dsclin,a from 50 to SCH Union Pacific hfss
s'eo ,h,n usually active and rose to lio.
.rex,.a and Pacific incomes were stoaos ~ '' VIZ
6r.ts Rio Grsndo Division, ut oo@o4s.
nia"'' ' CT rraa.urv to-day gained $40 244 on
,,anooNmaJe 80" up by gains OF $225.7ol CON- ana
6a2 currepcy This makes the total gan, ,ostS
rJaS $96ol27 Bonds included N n Inc ,oay NAV
aH% @ i06Ih calls TO th amount Snoaov caoy msrSst
were Pr9son,"a as .,Sy T. roughout at pcr CENT
nd 1Ua che ,he closing rate Was per cent s'%S %sn%is
did i not command the tu legal rate ana were msk
sioa It mGAt be assumed tnat one oans Among the
hn.is g exchanges on YORK the ntsd 1nl States
ao vance 10 pa at ST. Louis Inc s99 1000 in Ma
T,s,surer nj W ashington receiVea "
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
si.7oo.e2a si.ss74i4 Inc sos7c


,suS sso , en- & & ISL ss2e.s1e and rental. Of
Peyonia Perrios 1880. s40333 1851 eli s3g R.s,.n
20 20 SS S57 SS1gg asSi s74e Weehawkon docks no
1eueo % syai2r sl5s0 go 1884, s798ij interest et
Horse abroad 1850 $780, 1891 81 i2Ot pa
gaze aud ir 'ht department 1870 sast IsgJ s t7t
IrDokyn AnBoK 1890 f7907 lSSl sIh5I9. BnG,a iockl
iSSn s69J l,S21.2JS Grand Opera House issi sls5,
During the year the company sold 100000 sharcs
OF ns common sock. for which it realized 500 325
or about 40 per cent; S1099sS was received from
trustees of assessment funds S3G3375 was re-
celved IN settlement with the London Banking As
socation So, 1893 in settlement with Bischoif.heim
and Godschmidt; 1882, 800 realized from sale Of
S35O.OO0 Northern Central Railway Company,
second mortgage bonds; $75, 900 realized from
the sale OF stock Of the Union Dry Dock Company.
at par, and 5000 from the sale of Lock port and
Buiiaio Railways bonds at par, making with fhe,
81, ,1S7,4l4 surplus earnings and the $2O0.4l4 in
crease III floating debt las shown belowl total
revenue OF $3.2Sl All. The amount charged t.
construction account. including 1885, 90 paid ID
trnss, IN So, 933 S4j. The materials and surpus
on hand September 30, 1881, were inventortod at
$S2 G38 moro than in 1880: Stocks Of other
conn Tanies0 were increased $J94 900
The following abstract from the balance sheets OF
the respective dates shows the comparative cash
liabilities and cash assets
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
MARSH SONG-AT SUNSET.

This extraordinary poem, by the late Sidney
ianier Is published for the first time in or 'o"-
sert the new illustrated weekly paper which mad
H., first appearance in Philadelphia yesterday
Over the rnonstrous shambling sea,
Over the Calnan sea,
BRIGHT Ariel-cloud, thou lingerest
OH wait, ola wait. in tl,e warm red West,-
Thy Pro pero I'll he.
Over the hurnl Jed aud fshy sea-
Over the CaibaG sci,
q olond m the w = like thought IN the heaIt
Ofplrdon i0o>e thy wing and start,
And do grace Ior me.
Over the huge and huddhng sea,
Over the CaHbsn sea,
Bring hltner my OF ther AntOnio,-Man,-
Nv Iniuror night breaks the b3ni
Brother pardon thee.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

Art ScnOols-Citv.
-spS I.OUISA Il EIIIVER

vi will receive pupils PAIN NrIN3 dandscape hOHeIs
stllfe china nt IOn, 1T her sta No. ihe 'ieih NO
2jt-5t., GOrIer iSI- ~ com nencih5 ~ IL
reierencex dr. d. duauhs stOn- ar VIM itai% Mf. Jane
NJ. A. 4. BelONA
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Hlisrellaneoue.

4 DVERIlSEMENI rVi. IL. NEN
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFPlCrSS No l,2SS Broadway, Thirty.
Grst-st West Twenty -ttrd-at- corner hlght-aye.
No Fourteeuthst. UniOnsqUare 76O Thri
ave corner FOrty-seventh IT.; nj tho hAHLEM OfFlCiS
lUOl ari 230J rhrd-ave, corner One hundred aud
twenty 10 o. IN, aS re Inlm nce rite.
LA H., wno excel in cookery and desire
~ 20 assist themselves In their own homes. with pub
send their address To COOKERY Box
2,l We = oI Post DfhCe
EXTRA BARGAINS. Sealskn Sacqucs Dol
IL mans. rur-lined garments shAYEEs Mandatory.
lUJ Prince ~.
ECE FOR SALE.-3O, 600 tons pure spring
water trout stream ice, lnchcs thick Tor sal
pond vcni"nL shipping pont on Great "esten
RAILWAY Canada rli running lOugsdo IOud Apply ~
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nLD English BOOKS. - Rare, Curious,
" Dramatic stand ri Per Stoamera Catalogues.
PALMERs, To- 6th-aye, aJoyo 44th 81.
NATANTED.-lOO CAR Is tor removing snow.
W Apply ~ Il. 4. WALTON. 434 Fest Goth ST.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Nem Dublilaiions.

u,ncI q "A Fooi's Frrand," Bricks Without straw,
"Fgs and Thisties," etc, assisted by
DANIELG @ BKINTON ana ROBERT 5. DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Gltnatlons tudnieo--i iilulcs.

a YoEk Xxx TniEaaE I2THE Will nH hrcEvFD Al eth Fiji
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No, iool aoi a3jj f6Iriqys, corner oaaionircianI
t~ontyhfth-st up % : p. M ajr' Ful'r dec rAt't
An ORGANISE who has been rn@r@rd for
~ several year, in T. city do-lre' position in church
IN Ne~I,r@ o, ~ vicalty go,l RE nee Il re9uhed
Eo Es' $50 'G,i' Ga,t s M5 e. t. % ''i D. f0aH' once Or
SHOR THAND AMANUENSIS desires
~ evening employment. Adtrcs "ABfLGTY," Tribune
Uptown ONCE i235 broadway.
4 voung uiivs elan - deSirouS Of obtaining
~ the position Medical Altcndent 10 an invod or other
Iost ~ connected with his profession Address fH fSICAN
Tribune On'c"
AKTENDER.-By a young man age ~; has
had good eSrrrcrco IS no afraid Of work and can gr
2l.9 1 sts ii ave- o. reference ' OF "D'' 81 NJ 'oVf
NOACHHAN.-By an Epglishman rs coach
Y lie who understands his bnaaes thoroughly
spa. Gerna 20 r yeiIs class rafcrrnee Address
JOHN L., Tribune Office apply Tor three days
COOK.-By a thoroughly experienced, tenn
" pcrae cook furnish reference spcaks Euz.
sh aud German Please call or address, ". POLY lo7
iNingtDn-st
COACHIAN and GROOM-By man who
y thoroughly understands thr caro- Of horses harness and
carriages ,tnely enprrate 3.y wi ls ana 9bg1g GOO
employer Apply no West j4Ih.st, IN paper store.
DRIVER or PORrER.-By American 22,
~ speaking Gcrmani IL active, indnsirious and strictly
address P G JNRJEO, $50 8crgcn.sl., Brooklyn.
ENTRY CLERK, or Assistant Bookkeeper or
IL Clerk ship am kindly young with II
eX pcreI e. security required Address N. c. Box Al,
Tribune Oiic,.
FAMILIES can have their furni' ure, marble,
brass. steel ornaments &c cleaned and repaired, floors
ana Mood Aork polished q Kinds Of Uob about ,hc
house done by tne day. Address hErAIREh 90 West
2lst-st Reference
GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED.-As
head he nd BY . a .sS a ss Tsq SEa %
address g., ~roi store, $40 Broadway.
TISEFUL MAINLY an American, 30 years
Of aprt anything where honesty and faithfuness
would be appreciated. Is well adapted 10 Invalid
gentleman good cily references Address j. H.
t. Cook, 200 GrcCnwcb st, city.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. S-r. VI.

WEDNESDAY. Feb. 81. W.
The mining stock markets to-day presented not
single feature of interest Generally prices were
disposed to be firm. South Pacific, however de
clined 10 3lOO35O. Robinson Consolidated i-
strong AT 2.4O025O. state Lines were inactive tut
steady. The Comsock shares were irrcgu'ar-
s,ro,g for tbo higher price ,harcs and weak for the
lo,vor oncs Horn Silver sold NJ Y. Chrysolite at
4lo. | on Silver at 2l5H2..o, Big Pit sbnrg NJ
1.0501. and Little Chief 80 cents. Green Honntaln
held its own az . and there were large transact loh5
in Cher,lrc Mt t5als cents he markets closed
dali.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
For Yonn- Ladies-Citv.

TNHE MISSES Pc HNE, 3 EAST 7Ath-St, WI
I rpooen their Enysn qnl tr'1c1 Boarding and pa
shoo s TJdls tIss .eIte Nor - number o! ich den
IVp4snhtcL
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Justruct,on.
For Bows and Young Men-Citv.

For Bows and Young Men-Citv.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
~ ARTHUR Il. MANN, @4l ha'ison-"ve
DREPNRATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Myisor, ave- AM 4lth-sf ht1 tor tIa S'191 0i Mines
stevens Institute Slo Hei 10, an too th' Professions
C,assc' IN NIehiitctnral and Mechanical DraW1ne.
4. COLIN. 4t, Engineer Corps, u NJ anu l1o''H7" 81
Naval Academy
1TnyersI1y Grammar school, ,4S1 Broadway,
,lassira Depart ncGts IoJJY, w i"ANn. fnnelpIi+
For Young Ladies-Citv
yEWE MISSES PERINE, 3 EAST 7tth-St;, Will
rpo0en their ylisb qnl trs1c1 Boarding ana ipay
=, h00i Jdls ts5 sete nJor - number o! Ics Geh'
IHpdsh'hicL
FOR Both Sexes-CitY
KINDERGARrEN
~ rho IesYorx SDrnI Sc1o1l for Kin ter ,lr'e1 Te13L
rs md Model Wth tie ne ity t-+tt Hof
,oys ,1i drls 3 - - years. NJt "a %@d-S- VINO
paieiiel S,ll re-Jp.l oct 3.-CIds, iOr Ndr55> .
MASS GRINNELL, 50 f.. 5Ath-st.--SchOo for
I'VE youuc children Kindergarten Frnbo method
Rg'SS LAMB. School AMI KindcrgaUen for
M Nj Young Boys Sl2 ParR-aYe near 0"f-st
MISS s. l.. CHAPMAN,
lfk Enpi,sh aIl BD1rhng aHi DAY o'1aI
tFOrmrly Miss l.. l. 5enei'ctS ,,..
Removes, fro II Ma ra-t i5i-sL Ia - N5'' 'fti-'t
rhorough instruction IN ali departments
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
k 81 tast IOn-st Pupils ~ 10 instructed In ac-
cordance with she Oest Iueth0d+ Hours y 70 l.
MRS. CHApMAN'S English ahd French
VA school Y0un CI lrSl reJlhl3 ospt,n
her17 at u Nsst iI.isL 3IlrIs jrs Dt limited NUN
her. ii lyy .9gIl
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
CLOSING PRTCES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
aAN ERANc1eCn ModneadaY. Fen. 8. 1890
rny TELEGRAPH TO rug rnrnuvr.l

BoDE, Cal. Feb. g. During the past week
Stan ard Consolidated shipped to the MIL 500
tons of ore; average rulp assay, 3l1 IL. Shlpped
Bodic Consolidated Wine on the 600 level still
continues III rich ore.
Consolidated Pacific northeast cr0sscut, 1870
level, has cut an ore VEN that pf"7perC' wei III
gold. .,
Gre from the MONDAY and North No0l day mines.
The Banner 10 e, OF Union Consolidated cOnt!n-
uca to show up Well
Bullion value at $4,000 received in thi-
city yesterday from the nlnr9.
PoEiuson Consolidated manager tclceTaphcd Feb
nary -. Skinned today 20 tons. averaging ~
ouuces ON lot 2s6. Nine hund. cd-foOt level lOOhs
the same. AIh making good progress on I'O00-ioot
level
invo Consolidated superintendent reports, Jan
nary 20: Every thing III nd around tllc mines and
mill continues to run d look well VIII shin II
bars bullion in day OF tWO. value about $4,000.
! have a good force - men here now, and my ship
me ITS will b. nuCn grca er in iuturc.'
A. TIC annual meeting OF tie MaQialcna ConsO-
dated Mil and Mining Company, held Yesterday,
the following trus. were elected fOT the ensuing
year DeI.accy Loucks. Frank Shepard. Edwin K.
Neely. Addison D. Loncks, stephen g. 10 brook
80 omon Mead ana }. Aus. JL"S'n. At Subse-
qucnt meeting o. the tTusiec- DeLacev LOucks was
elected president. Frank Shepard vice president
and Edwin X. Ne,y secretary and treas uer.
Standard Consolidated official report January 2S,
shows hat the shat j. down ! l1O icet. The east
crosscut 900 level, is III G32 feet; the face Of
his Gro scut in so,t lOrna ion carrying some
goodloobIng quartz The toral length "t the west
crosscut 700 level, is 429 fcet. TIE east crosscut
700 level. II in ~ feet. The total length of The
south drift 500 cvt Is 634 oct, the vein shown :
a width m the {. &c Of feet West croSscGt No.
from this south onit is 301 feet; the lace is in
very Lar,l rock The total length Of west crOs,cut
No lis II lrrt; the rock here ~ also very hard
The nor drift from this crOsscnt Is IN 33 feet The
upraise Oh the Bullion vein. $50 level, is up III
feet showing the veln ieet dc. On the $50
level north drift the v'in in the Slopes holds its
usual width anu the $50 levci it Is about 10 feet
wide of cican
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
0LOSTNG PRIOES or PIMA DBLPHIA STOCKS
~. & 90 Il MLLL.L
WEDNESDAY. Fob. S-P. II.
THE 0ENERAL LIST.

WEDNESDAY, req. S-P N.
THE TRIBUNE of November 30, 1881, printed the
bref SYNOPSIS of the New York, Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company's annual report for the
vcar ended September 80, 1881, AZ II then was fur
n shcd bv the company. The full report lately has
been issne,l, and an analysis of its figures shows
some surprising results
While the gross receipts from the
~ O22 400 greater in the year ended September
30. 1881. than in the preceding year, the net earn
iups from the railroads and auxiliary companies
chow an increase of only $272333. and the balance
of earnings, after payment of first charges-inior-
est rentals, etc.-is only $780, 791 greater for 1881
than for 1850. In other words. IT reqnir' d grIss
earnings by tho railroads Of 81 022 400 to produce
All Increase of SOC 701 in the surplus earnings The
onueyed statement compares the business and re-
suits of the years 1880 and 1881;
Years ended sept 80 1890 1881. Dinerenee*
oT0m sls6o3, 100 s9o7l5.6O5 InO s2O29i9o
'opersHmaS una l2 240ss7s nlo6,ss6 Inc 697Oos
Netearuingsfron ,oa..o, a., ,o, ,,o - .oo, 400
railroads Tnso0iSoi F'roob''" ih'N F"~"''"O
iAdd-Ironts from
sunis' ' sa5,42o 2s2266 Dee bS,lb5
rota, uetearn,pss se0lso5i sGseOo oa4 Inc s212,SS3
int,rsst on funded
debt Of company
guaranteed
end 4 IN rentals s4,s7o.264 s4.6I9ll9 Inc slS9s69
Interest 0n lOans,0o 2oO,O36 5ooooa INC i"o'Ao"
Commissions on ex
snnary lrt eHasEss'. 967,676 lO70 0os Dec l6o,oSs
TOTAL charges. sis2s,O2s s0Oos07o sl7o,O4a
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
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