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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-28
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
TaE slTUAT1oN lN soupAM
Herbcr and Khnrtcum safe-The Nile Rising
Friendly Tribes Demanding Arms.

"A Cairo special OF Monday SAYS: Much
excitement Is manifested here over pend
ing ministerial changes, which threaten to
revolutionize those features OF the Anglo
Egyptian rule which have been most objec-
tionabe 10 the natives. Ur. Clifford LLOYD.
Under-Secretary OF the Interior, who has
been absent from Cairo several days,
will not return. M. Barrere, the French
diplomatic agent, has started for France.
Nubar Pacha, the Prime Minister. insists
that no Europeans shall be employed by
the Minister OF the Interior, and Dir. Cliff
ford Lloyds nominees will be dismissed.
Korosko advices say that the Nile is
rising at that point. and that reports have
reached there that Berber has not surren-
dereG. but that bostilties have been sus-
pended, as the Governor OF Berber agrees
to surrender that town il Khartoum sur
renders. The friendly tr hes around Sua-
kin are clamoring for arms and stores In
order to wreak vengeance against Osman
Digna.
TIVE SECRETS OF TUE cOSFERENcE.
According 10 the PaN-MaH Gazette
France asked that before the meeting OF
the proposed conference England should
consent TO place Egypt under international
control, and that Earl Granville, Foreign
Secretary OF State, objected TO this so long
as the British military occupation OF
Egypt should continue. AT that France
asked that fhe duration Of the English oc-
cupatiop shOnld lie limited. and renewed
her demand for an immediate international
control. Esrl Granville, in answer to this,
named five years as q minimum for Eng
Iish occupation, and insisted on postpone
ment Of The proposed international control
until after the English had withdrawn
from the country.
But France steadfastly adhered TO her
previous demayd, until at last Earl Gran
VILE offered to consent TO the principle Of
multiple control, provided it should be
disguised. France accepted this, caring
little for the shadow but anxious for the
substance. France is now try ng to limit
English occupation to three years.
MULTIPLE C0XynOL DENOUNCED.
The Pail. NAL Gazette, in denouncng
the scheme OF multiple control, says: Such
project IS al anachronism, and certain to
result in disaster as long aS the British
soldiers stand alone between Egypt and
anarchy. The control will hold the purse
strings, and thereby govern the policy Of
Egypt.
The same paper says the Cabinet has de-
cided to accept the French proposal, and
will evacuate Egypt within the desired
period. and allow an international board
supreme authority over Egyptian finances.
The Sultan has refused TO send 10000
troops to the SOuGan to cooperate with tie
English.
Sir Stafford NortbcOte has written letter
expressing regrets that an engagement pre-
vented his presence in the House Of Com
mons when Mr.. Broderick's amendment
to the franchise bill, excluding Ireland
from its operation. was put to vote, rs, had
he been present. he would have voted FOR
the amendment.
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for the crimes committed on the 81 OF
November. There should ne found some
remedy for such state OF anhirs as this
investigation discloses.
The Constitution OF The united States
provides that when the right 70 Vote is de-
MED or In any way abridged IN any State.
the basis Of representation shall De reduced
accordingly. While these resorts to ter
rcrism and violenee are kept up from
yer 10 year, and the party In ascendency,
instead Of providing laws to prevent their
recurrence or furnishing the Offenders, en-
acts measures designed TO throw obsta-
cles in the way OF free ballot, and
enjoys the benefits. politically, which
are q necessary consequence. the State
where it occurs should be held re-
sponsibe for the results. An individual
would Justly be cdjudged liable In reaping
similar advantage under Ike circum-
stances and by like means. The rule
should equally apply to state Tor its ac-
ton or its failure to act in order TO redress
SUCH grievances ard punish such offences.
The recommendation made in the Copiah
report are adopted as part OF this report.
The report Is signed by Senator'S Lapham,
Sherman, Hoar. and Cameron. Senator
Vance will submit minority report within
few days.
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pr,er News Items.

The passengers drowned in the Inflated
French brig Senorine, Captain Vincent
commanding. embraced three captains and
three ships companies-all Frenchmen,
Mrs. Caroline Spaulding Burdette, wife
Of Robert y Burdette. editor OF the Bur-
Iingfon Ha,ckeye, died Monday at Ard
more, Pa. Mrs. Burdette has been an
invalid for several years, suffering from
in1ammatory rheumatism.
The Voiiaire (newspaper) publishes let
ter from Brussels which says that Belgium
and Holland have agreed to exclude the
German princes from succession to the
Dutch throne. The same letter mentions
NJ, impending Dutch and Belgian customs
union. and says that Princess WilheImine,
Of Holland, has been betrothed 70 Prince
Baudouin, OF Belgium.
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SOUTHERN FLOODS.
rverytbing submerged for 100 Miles-Dam'
aging Washouts in Texas.
fBY telegraph to the Dispatcn'I

NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-A dispatcn
from Baton Rouge TO the PicdFahe says
senator Robson, Of Shreveport, mas re-
ceiyed discouraging accounts OF the sl,.la'
lion In the Red-Riyer Valley. Accord'ns
70 his adyices, the country lying DeloW
caddo and Bossier hills for nearly one
hundred miles down from point nte
miles below Shreveport is under waller %
an average depth OF four feet. FIVE places
beIonging TO Senator Robson and two nun
dred belonging 10 other planters are over
lowed. The cotton product Of Of the hes, SUD
MERGED area Is estimated at 75,O0O paies.
GALVESTON, May 27.-The hssos '.,. nas
renorfs from all parts OF the sta.e winch "a
reyyeal the fact that washouts nave oc'
e,,rred over all the lines OF the texas rai'
roads' The eastern approach Of tne pre-
,mond Narrow-Gauge railroad TO tue prlugs
cross the San Jacinto river mas Dcel
esrried away. The whole country snere'
ohn,,ts "a under water. People are nee,n my
~ ot The highlands. Large numbers OF cas.,.
have ~ ssI been drowned, and stock Of all k'np'
has suffered.
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Crooked Doings I'm the Penn Bank.

10y ltictiilli ~ tiit l'iSpStCu'i
PITTSBURGH, PA, May 27.-The directors
OF the Penn Bank this morning took pos
session OF the individual book accounts Of
the concern, and up to | O'Clock had
struck some developments which promise
to show why The second collapse came so
soon and suddenly. There is among the
accounts one OF the firm OF d. Wilson e.
Co., which shows oyerchecking to the
amount OF S240, 900. No such firm is known
in this city, and it Is supposed to
represent accounts OF q number OF per-
sons lately operating on the wrong side
of'the oil market who have been allowed
to draw to the extent named. i director
who furnished the information states fur
Their that the account of prominent oil
dealer is oyerdrawn $4,000. These two
accounts represent an oyerdrait Of 1881, GOO,
or $1,000 in excess Of the entire capital
and surplus Of the bank. The directors
have appointed a committee TO employ eX-
perts, who will 20 over the books and re-
port as speedily as possible.
President Riddle was sufficiently re-
covered this morning from the effects Of
Yesterdays narcotic dose to be safely re-
moved TO the residence Of friend.
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Fred. and Jesse Grants Schedules.
,By telegraph 10 The Dispatch

FbI IFIttIATII 70 IIIC IIIsP1VNH'I
NEW YORK, May individual schedules
In the assignments OF Frederick u. Grant
and Jessie Il, Grant to James McNameC
were Gled ia court to-day. To scheAuioe
OF Fred. ID. Grant show the following
statement: The debts and liabilities amount
to S2,215,O6G, made up as follows: Credi-
tors other than preferred, 1920, 300; credi-
tors preferred, S243, 9GG.G7; contingent
liabilities, $4,000; par value Of securities
borrowed from Grant & Ward. a1,140,S00
assets nomnslly worth, 1880, 0l3; assets
actual worth unknown.
The schedules in assignment OF Jesse Z.
Grant show debts and liabilities TO amount
to S95.429. and assets nominaly worth
1881. $50; assets actual worth, unknown
contingent liabilities, none.
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By Ecia&raDn.
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, Nav 27.-Cotton STEADY; sales,
sUlidlted net receipts. 1886 baes; export+Tto
Great Britain. $50 bales. southern Hour quiet
Wheat opened 90 higher, closing firm ngraded
red, S3c.aS l.O5: No. 2 red, SI.O0k0sl .0OS;
lime. 81 Ollm 81 OBJ. Corn--SpOt va lie. higher;
No. 2. May, G33f6oG5c.: june. 6-4iG63sc. oats
kdbc. higher clO ing hrm' No. 2. 37c. Hops
dull: new, SlS0SlG.25. Colee-SpOt fair; X o
dull and weak at Sl0dsl0.t24; No. Rio, spot,
1865. Sugar-opGt dull and nominal; fair TO
GOOD refining 5M5 Slice; refined dull; granu-
lated Is 1916. MOll5sos- Foreign duli and weak {;
New Orleans unchanged Rice steady; dome ,tie,
5f6Q7c.: .ngOOn. 4kc. COit0n-seed OF, 36m
3sc for crude. 40M4fc. for refined. lfosin steady
Turpentne dull at 37ac. Hides dull and barely
held old mes, spot. SIT. ,IIddles nominal; long
clear, SIC. Lard opened rather weak, advanced
g. and closed firm: contract grade, spot, 40
June, SS.37@SS.3S. Freights weaker
BALTIMORE.
5ALTu5oRE, May 27.-Flour steady and quiet
Wheat--S9uthern quietand steady; western higher
and dali: southern red. SlOS0sl.IO; amber
SI.IOaSl.l3: No. ] Maryland. Sl.ll@sl. ~;
No. western winter red, spot, sl.O2sGGsl W.
Corn Southern hrmer; western nominally steady
and dull: southern white. 6SG69c.; yellow, Os@
Gle. oats lower and dull; southern, 3|@fOc.
western white, $50 40c.: mixed, 36@37e;; Penn
sylyania, 37M4Uc. Provisions quiet. Other artl-
Giles unchanged. freghs dull.
CINCINNATI.
CrCINsAri. May27.-Flour unchanged Wheat
quiet No. ? red, : .O2@Sl.O3. Corn EASIER No.
mixed, JSkc. Oats lower, No. mlNcI, o9j2VN
35c. Pork firm: mess, SIS. Lard, 81 Bulk
meats-Buye-s and sellers apart. Bacon un-
changed. Whiskcy quiet 1T Sl.OS. sugar un-
changed. Hogs steady; common ana nght, SAC
sJ.25. ,...,,,-
LOUISVILLE, Nav 27.-Wheat steady: No.
red. Z .O3M$l .0j. Corn quiet: No. mixed. %
06Oc. Oats quiet No. mi Ned, 36c. BJeOn-
shoulders, s6.25. Others unchanged.
81. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. May 81 Flour unchanged. Wheat
onened a fraction lower; closed fraction better
than Yesterday; No. 2 red, u ll4@fl.iis
cash: Sl.0s5@Sl.09, June; No. red, 81 DID.
Corn irregular and slow 5ls6g52 &c. cash, D l'eep
zee. June oats dul 32ac. cash and June:
Whskey steady at Sl.0S. Provisions hrm ana
RGbWNukke
nr.yAUKRN, May 27.-flOur unchanged.
Wheat sfeady: No. 3 Milwaukee, cash, S9l5c.;
lime 9O]tc. Corn scarce and iirin; No. 2, 56c.
Oats ilriner: No. q size. Provisions higher.
Mess pork, SlS.75 cash and July. Lard Prime
steam IS 20 cash. Hogs steady at S5@so.70.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 27.-FIour unchanged. Wheat
unsettled; Opened frin'r. but closed l7s higher
than Yesterday; MAY, e63@ss4e.; June. S1'seo
npcnei steady; closed &c. over yesterday. casil,
54Y@55c.; Jane, 54aia55Ac. oats fiiIn CASH
3I63lkc.; June. 3lH@32c. Pork-Prices al
yanced 5Od60; cash, slS.50@sl9; June, FlS;oo
Gsfa.lu. Lard 5@7Nc. higher; cash, ~ 1917
SS.i7H: June. SO. l5m$S.2O. Bulk meats In ialr
demand shoulders. sG.15 short rib, $3.50 snort
clear, $3.50. WhIskey and sugar unchanged.
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Another Warrant OF Arrest Against
Ward.
TBv telegraph TO the Dispatch. ]

NEW YORK, May 27.-Uuited States
District Attorney Root lodged a warrant
for the arrest OF Ferdinand Ward at Lud-
low-slreet jail Tonight, on complaint OF
Bank Examiner Serbia, who charges that
Ward aided and abetted President James
d. Fish in disappointing the funds OF
the Marine Bank. The affidavit recites
the same facts as in the case Of Fish,
giving the amount drawn out OF the
bank by Grant e. Ward at $4,000, and
it concludes with charging that Ward
"aided, abette1, counselled, and procured
said james ID. Fish to commit the offences
aforesaid with intent to iDiure and de-
fraud the Marine Bank for his own ben
eft and advantage"
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DEADLY EXPLOSION.
Frightrul Havoc DOne-Five nion sealded
and MnugIed.
[By teIoaranh 10 the Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Troy, n. ", May 27.--The bleachcr ex-
ploded in Moore & Wilson's straw-hoard
mill Of Waterford st 1880 o'clock last night,
totally demolishiug the building. The
bleacher was thrown 800 feet acrosg the
canal, where it destroyed a wooden ware
house AID partially buried itself in the
ground. James Reddish, aged thlrty-ive
years, Of Cohoes; Edward Kelly, aged
twenty-thrce, Of Waterford; Michael
O'Shav, aged thirty. OF Albany Michael
Creed, aged tweniy-six, OF Waterford,
and John Heferman, aged forty-two,
Of Waterford, were killed. Kelly was
blown upon the roof OF two-story
building, and Reddish and O'Shay
were blown TO the top Of four-story
building. Greed ard deflerman were
taken from the ruins. All were badly
scalded, and their arms and legs were
broken. Reddish leaves a widow and live
children. Kelly widow, and O'Shay a
widow and two children. Greed was I'M
married. -Four other men were IN the mill
at the time, but escaped uninjured. being
only thrown down by the explosion. The
upper story OF the building was iilled with
straw. The lamps were put out by the
conclusion and no iire resulted.
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81 Teiegrapn.

NEW YORK. May 7, 1884.
The bull movement which SET In yesterday NJ er.
noon made further progress 10 day. Before the
opening Of bushes, this morning there were r.
ders for round amounts of dividend-paying socks
IN brokers' hands. The market opened Sc org.
aud IN ihe Grst hfteen nlinntes There was an a1-
Louisville and Nashville. Missouri Pacific, Jersey
Cehual, Reading, rscifc Mall. and II. Paul being
the most conspicuous ~ he upward movement.
Before the first call there was decline OF
a. <, the lYfter LacSawanua. Nc2r midday the
market developed considerable strength, aud, IN
fact, became buoy ant. the reaction nO'lced above
having merely served % bring In fresh buying
orders: prices advanced lM54. Compared Win
las, nights closing. Jersey Central rose 81, Lack
4, Northwest preferred 81. sock slang -.
Missouri Pacific 81. Louisville and NASH
ye p l% My Y YSE Gen q pra S9rS
20, Reading 27l Orsaht rs. Omaha preferred 2,
Texas Paclfc and Union Pacific ~ each. Wabash
preferred 1, Western Union 2k. This was SUE
Lackawanna. Near 2 O'Clock The market
was strong and higher again, and some shares
were at the best OF the day. About ESQ 4. NJ.
there were sales 20 rellz- proiis. which resulted
ia decline OF 4@lA, Lackawanna leading the
d9wnwad movement; IN the last hiteen m'h h!l
Of business Missouri Pacihc rose to 74s,,the high
est point Of the day. the market closed Irregular,
but In the main Arm. Considerable long stock
was iakcn for Home and foreign amount. Com.
pared with last nights closing, prices are 81
higher for Jersey Central, A. for l.aekawanna.
81 for Northwest, 81 for preferred, ~ for 81.
Paul, for Michigan Central, 81 Tor Mlssouri
Pacific for Northern Pacific .. eierred, 2h for
Reading. % for Western Union, Ia for Omaha
preferred, for Delaware and Hudson, for Wa
bash preferred. II for Texas Pacific, for Cma-
IN. Ia for New York Central lS for Louisville
aad Nashville, IL for Canada Southern, ~ for
Rock Island, Ii for Quincy; for central Pacine'
and l5@1i for he Iomlnde" of the active list.
Sales, o. 1000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 27.--Virglnia e's. deferred,
7; DO. cOnsol, 39A; 10. new 81, o2t. BID to-
dAV.
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BrightOu-Beach Races.
LEV Telegraph q the plspatch.l

DIV ItItf5ItFIlII y IIIl IIIoI'''tNII'I
NEW York, May 27.-First race-three
quarters OF mile. for all ages-wOn by
Little Minch; Plunger second, King Fan
third. Time, 1:173.
Second race-selling race-one mile
won by Boulettle second; Little Fan third.
Time, las.
Third race mile and a quarter, for all
ages-Mike's Pride Won; Arsenic second,
Centennial third. Time. 2:144.
The steeple-chase over the short course
was won by Odette; Carlisle second, Echo
third. Time. 2:53.
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says that the Hot Springs National Bank
closed its doors to-day owing to run on
the psnk caused by the reported absence OF
PRESIDENT Andrew Bruton. It's liabilities
are $4,000. A run has commenced on the
Arkansas National Bank, Hot Springs.
which y understood to be In good condi-
ton. There Is great excitement at Hot
Springs.
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Cotton-nli,is Burned.
M telegraph 70 Lhe DIspatch.

10y Telegraph 70 Inc DIspatcH'J
PROVIDENCE, II. l.. May 27.-The Glen
Rock cotton-mils, with the exception Of
the finishing-rooms, located at Usquepang,
town Of Richmond, were burned this morn
ing. The mills had Just been rebuilt.
Loss, $4,000.
WORCESTER, MASS, May 27.-The Brier-
" mill, at Millbury, owned by i. l.. Whit
ney was burned to-day, Loss, $4,000.
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Assets, s25, 900; Liabilities, 100000

BOsr0N, May q. F. A. Hawley Il Co.,
bankers, who failed, will make statement
to their creditors tomorrow. This will. II
is understood. show assets amounting to
SOS, 900 and liabilities Of upward sSO0,OOO.
Exactly when meeting OF creditors will
be called cannot yet be learned, and, upon
the above showing, it would seem to be
in,matpriaI
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RTcnGcyD, Nay 81, 1884.
UFtPPI*Gs.
WHEAT.-White. so bushels
C0RN.-Whitc. 1866 bushels. Mixed, 1850
bushels.
OATS.-S00 bushels.
NHI-OFFAL.-I4 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORS.-Whte, ll6 bu1hee very good ut Toe
Mixed. 100 bushels prime ut SIC
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STATE OF GEORGIA, TnouP COUNTY.
Ibave examined the recipe OF DIR. Josiah Brad
field, and pronounce II TO be a combination
medicines OF great merit in the treatment Of ~
diseases of females for which he recommends Il.
WILLIAM Il. BEasLEY, NJ ID.
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All ouiet ut New Iberia.

lBy telegraph. to the Dispa'ch'l
NEW ORLEANS. May 27.-Dispatches from
New Iberia and st. Martinsville report
everything quiet. There is no probability
now OF q conflict.
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HER HEALTH AND HApPrxEss ARE NAT
TIERS OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.

Some months ago bought o bottle Of DR.. y.
BradaeId's Female Regulator and used II Ia my
family with great satisfaction. ] have recon-
mended II to three families. and they have found
II to be Just wha. is claimed for IT, The female
who have rsed Il are now in perfect health and
able TO attend 10 their household duties.
Rfv. II. b. JOHNSON.
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spnrycF,yLp. rryS.

cPklSGfiELD. TENN
DR.. J. Brodfsid; Dear slr,-siy daughter has
bee suffe Ing for many years With that dreadfu
Addiction known as Female Disease, which has cost
me many dollars, aid notwithstanding had the
best medical attendance, could not end relief.
have used many other kinds Of medicines With
Out any effect baG Just about given her up, and
was out Of heart but hsppeaed IN the store Of
W. Eckler, several weeks since. and he. Knowing
Of my daughters aflictisn. persuaded me to bay
bottle OF your Female Regulator. she began 70
improve nc once. Twas so delighted With Us ef-
fects that bought several mora bottles oft; and
knowing what do about IL, II o'daY one Of my
family was suffering with that awful disease,
would have II II II ccst $50 bottle; for can
truihfuly say IL has cured my daughter sound and
well; and myself aud wife DO most heartily recon-
mend your Female Regulator 10 be just what u Is
represented TO BIC.
Respectfully,
HID. PEATHERsToN.
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FInnr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. S2.50@S3; superGne,
s3.25@&4: extra. S4.75MS4.90; family, s6G
S5.25; Patent family. country. S6@S6.5O. Mar
ket very Gull.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. May 81, 1854.

STATE sEcUaiTfzs. gsf. Asasd.
girEiua, e-40 J. and J........ 81 80.
VIRGINIA canscls- J.and J......s..., 39k Al
Nfrgigia new 3's...................... 524 SO
North Carolina 4's.J. and J......... 80 -.
North Canolins SIS ............... 80. 10S
CITY BONDS.
gicnnons city ays,l. and .y.....,. 13fk 49,
Richmond city Esd. and J.......... liza 80.
.ichmcud city 5's.J and .......... 10sk LOT
Petersburg city G's. y. and A....... 100 -.
Petersburg city as. knecial tax...... 1lg =.
Petersburg city So. II and A......... lis -.
Lynchburg city 6's, J. and J......... 100 ivy
RAILROAD BONDS.
Col. and GreeBs.lle LIST 6's. J. & j.. OF -.
Col. and Green. I'd 6's, A. C O...... .. 10
Virginia Midland income Bs...... go 10
Piedmont Railroad LIST s's. a. Z .. los 100
3. $. II. II. I'd mort. pref. 6's, j. ~ J. -. 105
Petersburg lst o's Glass A. VI. ~ 81
Petersburg I'd Us. Clsss g. A. q o.. 81 SO
u. and ID. consoi Us, 1cS0........... 100
x. and -. cons0I as. 1890 .......... 100 -.
T., Y. X. and q. S's, j. and J......... -. 107
K. and -. gold SIS. .. and j. $780,. 90 %
Richmondand Danville deb. A. o. 45 "a
Y, and a. LIST mort. rs. j. and j.s.. 04 81
All, aud Char. rs. =. and j.. ....... leo Ill
All. ard Thar. income 6's..........., 82H 81
g.. G. and 4. lst mort. ~. J. e J.... l0g9
G., &. and a. Cd Us. 4. &c D......... -; loo
Western y. g, 7-s. ". y N.......... 100 lU5
Georgia Pacific 1st 6's J. and J..-.. 81 81
RAILROAD STocKs pa,
r.. F. and p. dividend scrip. -" -. 7lS
I"iHfsliafs ....,...........,.'.s" oV %
Richmond aud Alleghany.... 100 II =
NORM Saroiina,..., '.''...''''.' lVV - 81
Norfolk aBd Western Dret...... 100 80
Norfolk ~ " esi'n commOn..... lVO II
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Virginia Fire and aiinc....... Is 20 -.
virginia STATE ....'....'',...''s 20 30 oOE
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THE NORFOLK AND WEST ERN II. Y. CO,,)
No. 1888 WALNUT STREET, PHlLADELPHIA, Z
March Is, 1884. }
HOLDERS OF THE ENLARGED
IA MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE VIRGINIA.
AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY,
now the first lien on the road at that company,
aud maturing June 80, 1851 are hereby notified
that they viii Doe entitled 10 have he time for the
payment thereof extended until JGne 30, 1900,
with interest at the rate of Ter cent, per annum
lprincipal and interest payable in gold, provided,
on or before MAJ 81, 1854, they join IN the agree
ment So 90 extend, aud Droguce their bonds ~ the
Office Of The NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. No. 333 Walnut street. IN the
city Of Philadelphia. IN order 90 be stamped ac-
cOrlng to the terms OF the agreement. The bonds
viii be extended with coupons attached or be re-
glstered IN the name OF the holder, rs the holder
may elect II the time OF extension.
Bonds mol presented for such extension ON or
before Nav 81. 1884, VIII be purchased at the
Office OF Messrs. CLARK, DODGE & CO., No. 81
wall street. New York, no par, az maturity. with
funds furnished by Nrssrs. w. N. NEHBOLRS
sos & co. and DREXtL & CO.. PhiadelphifN>
VINO have agreed 10 buy and extend the same.
The contract Tor extension NAV be examined ma
signed at The Office Of Messrs. w. X. NtNBOLD's
son & co, 500 Walnut street, or az the Office OF
the NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, 333 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
q R.W ARMIES. Treasurer.