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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Years Business Failures.

~ AtltAl IA " AAit ttophA' 81
NEW YORK. December 3l.-Thc
total number of business failures in the
United States during 1855 wa, 1868.
with Liabilities Of little more than
$l24,0o0,000. as compared with l0.9GS
failures in 1854, with liabilities Of
500, 100000. While the failures for
1855 are only per cent. less in
number than in 1854. the liabiIi-
ties have decreased nearly %
per cent. Tie number Of traders
reported in business in lSNj was 9l9.-
900. Of these in every So failed.
In ISIS with G74,0O0 traders / in Il
came to grief The ayera-e amount Of
liabilities Of each failure III 1855 was
$ll.G7S against $20.632 in 1854 and
80. 800 in ISIS. 1t is seen from these
figures that while the business casual
tie have decreased but slightly in nun
her they are far less significant in
amount and importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
THROUGH THE STATE.
ON TIE EASTERN SHORE.
Died from Ills Wounds-A Bold Dash FOR
Liberu Interesting Trials.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. !

Died from Ills Wounds-A Bold Dash FOR
Liberi, -Interrsiing Trials.
Correspondence fthe Richmond Dispatch. !
0NANCOCK, Dec. 30, 1885.
The negro FREEMAN who was dan
gerously wounded last Saturday in an
encounter with some drunken white
men from Sykes's island has since died
of his injuries. The whole affair seems
to have been very disgraceful one to
all those involved in it.
A little after sunset last Saturday
the keeper Of the county jail had Occa-
sion TO take the wife Of Reyell Sturgis
in to see her husband, who is awaiting
trial for murder. Jim Ling and George
Finney, two Of the four young men
recently sentenced to six months I'M
prlsonment for beating Major "
Barnes. seized the iailor, and, hustlng
him into an adjoining room, rushed out,
and with the aid Of an axe soon de-
moliShed the lock on the wall-gate and
made good their escape. A negro
sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years. recently made his escape III the
same way. No effort will be made to
recapture the two white men, as their
departure rids the county Of two very
troublesome and disreputable charac-
ters
Late yesterday afternoon Mr.. Henry
Battaile, who lives on Pungoteague
creek, received telegram informing
him Of the death Of his oldest son, DR..
George S. Battaile in Montgomery
county, Maryland. where the latter had
lived for several years past. lie was
young physician Of bright promise, be-
ing about twenty-three years old, and
had been married only six months. lie
died Of typhoid-pneumonia, and had
been i'll only four or five days. His
body was brought to his father S home
this morning on the steamer Eastern
Shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Mean temperature anna.
NRR YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. December SILT was gen
orally expected last evening that stocks to-
DAY would be- dun and comparatively tea
tureicss and no one was disappointed. The
market Opened a SHADE lower. ami aiiel q
small upward movement there was re-
action amounting only to small fraction .
but the lowest prices ~ the nay were D.
tween l and Il o'clock. At times the mar
ket was extremely dun. bat The tone was
firm. ana I'm some cases earlier losses weir
entirely recovered while other> rcspop led
for only portion % the morning : declines.
The movement was somewhat irregular.
and prices this evening are about equally
divided between advances and declines .
bat changes IN few instances are ior less
than per cent. either way. New York Cen.
trial went . higher On the declaration OF
per cent. quarterly dividend, while Lake
shore s p Low err on the genera understand
ing that a DIS ideni would Dee passed. Ms
" a. ile Reading IS down OF .. other cna.ets
alc also weak Sales al. 900 shares
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
protect the Indians from threatened at

HIUtttt tut inuid1h lTOll tU1 taltntu ~
tacks by the lawless white element.
Governor Zulick says that his appeal
to the Government for troops was for
the protection Of the lives and property
Of citizens from the attacks OF murder
Gus and theying renegade Apachcs.
No people on earth, he adds, have
exhibited higher sense Of law-abiding
qualities than the Arizonians have
shown under their terrible affection Of
the past eight months" lie remarks that
his proclamation last week warning
all eyil-diSposed persons that the pow
ers ofthe Federal and Territorial Govern
ments would be evoked to preserve the
rights Of all persons within the borders
of Arizona was directed against in
hammatory publications in newspapers,
and says
Z" 1t has had its effect. for the entire
press in the Territory is now arrayed
upon the side OF law and order lie
assures the Secretary that he will see
that the San Carlos reservation and the
rights Of peaceful Indians are protected,
and, in conclusion, asks the Secretary
for an authoritative statement to dispel
the erroneous impression a. to the pur-
pose Of his appeal for troops.
In reply, Acting-Secretary MuldrOw
to-day ieiegraphed the Governor that
the Interior Department had received no
dispatch from him suggesting the need
FOR troops to protect the Indians on San
Carlos reservation, and no action has
been taken by the GOyernmenttoc onctn-
trate troops in that vicinity for the pur-
pose indicated. Mr.. Muldrow adds
THE purpose Of the Government has
been and is to protect all persons in
Arizona in the peaceful enjoyment Of
their rights and property. to punish
law-breakers, suppress outlaws, AMI
maintain peace in that Territory"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Trouble Threatened on the HeNiCau
Border

by telegraph to the Dispatch
81. LOUIS, December 3l.-The La
rcdo Texas correspondent Of the Globe
U,moc,Q say; a sergeant Of the
nlted States Army stationed at Ring
gold barracks, some sixty miles down
the Rio Grande from this place, arrived
here Wednesday night, and reported
that general uprising is taking place
IN all the small American towns along
the river between here and Brownsville.
Major Kellogg, commanding the nited
States troops at the aforementioned
post, is now on roUfs with a
body Of troops to Rems, small
city on the American side, where
over three hundred men, mostly
from Mexico, are in arms and express
their intention Of taxing the city Of
MieT. They have an abundance ofam-
munitlOn and are Of the de perado and
boIder-ruilan class. Major Kellogg
proposes TO diSper~c them or force them
TO leave the American territory in or
der to prevent a breach Of the neu-
trality laws between the two republics.
The movement originated among few
dissatisfied politicians who were de-
feated at the recent city elections IN
Mexico. Mexican troops are now being
sent from Monterey and SaltillO to re-
iniorce those already ,tatloned in the
cite, of the State Of Tamaulipas, where
the next outbreak is daily expected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
IeIcgrnph Property 10 be sold.
by telegra ph 10 the Dispatch

NEW YORK, December 3l.-Sherih
Davidson haS to-day given notice that
on February 18th. at noon, he will sell
the right, title, and interest Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
and the cold and Stock Telegraph Com
PAM which they had on December l0th
in property at Nos. 80. 81. "a, and 81
Trinity Place and No. Dey street to
satisfy judgment for $4,000 which
the city nows holds against the compa-
MES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Fatal TRICHINOSIS.
\ Whole Family stricken aud At Bu, one
Dead.

W hOi' Family stricken aud All But one
Dead.
NY tc!egrnph TO the Dispatch.I
SIkEAlFR, Ill, December 81
About two weeks ago physician was
called upon to attend the family of an
old German named August Feldt. the
member Of which were suffering from
a strange disease. The doctor ascer-
tanned that the family had eaten heart
ily Of pork purchased from a butcher in
tins place, and, obtaining some, pro-
cecded to examine il with a micro
scope. finding unmistakable evidence
Of trichin~. About week later one
Of the children, aged ten. died, and the
following day another boy of fourteen
was taken away. The mother was then
prostrated. and IN few lays She. too,
died. During this time several doctors
were called. but could do nothing to-
ward checking the disease. On Mon
day las, another member Of the
family. a gIl Of twelve. died, and
the father now lies in condition
beyond a hope Of recovery. fc'dt
purchased a quantity OF this pork ami
had il "a ted down The children had
boon iu th habit Of going to the barrel
AMI eating Of the meat. and being rather
car.c~>. re pciimtt.d them to DO 30.
II. house in which u. family lives D.,
wi.tcb.dly ithy. and this Ia, pr1b1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Annexation of Burinah.

LONuoN. December Shy procla-
mat on. which will be issued in India
q England tomorrow, Burmah will
be .ormally annexed to the British en-
pire. The proclamation will say that
the territories formerly governed by
King Thebaw will no longer BE- under
his rule, but will become part Of the
dominions Of the Queen Of Great Bri-
tain and ireland and the Empress OF
India, and that the government Of the
country will be administered during
her Majesty's pleasure by officers ap-
pointed by the Niceroy Of India.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
,alnIlN Nhot bi q nnrelrr

ihj Telegraph t3 The Dispatch
IuI-r.reuPA.. be,em1c- d.. --
\ special from Newcastle. Pa. says .
James kiuhaid. a prominent citizen IF
Nahcu.nc. 4 town near here. wa fatally
Shot by an unknown burglar 10 AN
early hour TINS morning. The burglar
had secured kinkaid's money and god
watch from his clothes ami was leaving
when kinkaid awakened Iit followed
the burglar. who turned ON him. ami
drawing a revolver. shot him through
the breast, the ball passing through ha
body. comm, out Of hi, bacn The
burglar then made his escape h.uaaii
is still living. but no hope, ale enter
tanned OF his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
TAYLOK AC4TITTEn.
| spcclal telegram 10 the Dlspai ton.

T0PVVIdI ItItgIHII 10 THt UISpdTII'T
ONANCOCK, Va" December 81
The trial of Samuel J. Taylor. in Acco-
mack County Court, FOR killing Ben.
Bid, ended last night in the acquittal
of the accused. The jury was out only
five minutes, and the verdict met with
popular approval. The trial of Reyell
SturgiS for killing Smith Mears was to
have begun this morning, but owing to
the absence Of important witnesses was
postponed till the next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
LATE FEATHER REPORT.
(By telegraph to the DE- patch. :

lBy telegraph to the Ditps'ch.l
WAsHINGToN, January IL A. ".
For the Middle Atlantic States, far
weatber. windS shutting 10 rest ant
south. bit occasionally rari0b'e, Siigttty
colder IN The northern portion, hearty
stationary tempe 0tire m tie southern
portion.
For the South Atlantic States, .tdir
wedther, UiRds generally from wcs' 10
soWi, nearly stationary .JoHoredm the
wesf portion by sight rise m temper
dfUTc.
For Richmond. PeterSbWg, and r.
cinifg. fair ren'ler. Sl,gbt changes an
temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Rc,uI,s ofa Fathers Passion.

ny ItItSIapI 10 me UIspaIch.I
CHICAGO. December 2l.-JOhn Ter
well. aged iifty-scyen years. quarrelled
with bis son this morning. and after
some hard words had passed between
item. picked up Ratchet and hurled
it at the boy The latter lodged, and
the missile struck Terwell'~ daughter
On the head. but glanced Off and in
ilicted only a slight wound The father
seemed Mortified at the narrow escape
he had had from becoming the slayer
Of his daughter and attempted suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
RradstFeef's ReDorfs.

The quarterly volume of Bradstreet's
reports is now being distributed. The
volume has been enlarged and i'm.
proved considerably since last year. In
Virginia alone the increased number OF
business firms is noticeable. There
have been many changes made in the
ratings Of the Richmond houses show
ing an increase in capital, which speaks
well for the future Of The city and
shows real progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
The Late senator SharOn'> Estate In
MashiJ.fOn.

lBy telegraph to the D.spatch.l
WASHINGTON. December ST.
Agents Of the estate in this city Of the
late ex-senator Sharon, Of Nevada, to-
day placed on record a de.d which was
made by Sharon November /. ISIS.
short time before his death, by which
lie transfers all his property IN this city
and elsewhere to his son Fred. G.. Sha-
ron and his son-in-law Francis g. New
land in trust for the heirs who are
mentioned in the deed by nam. and liz
vision Of estate described This deed ha-
already been published in full. The
propertywa> Withdrawn from the market
because Of Miss ll:.rs claim to the right
Of dover. As soon as the trustee
notify agents here all the property
belonging to tbs estate, which COM
~.st- Of wimproyed property lying en-
;.rely in the heart of the most
fashionable part of On, city and
., valued at quarter # a million of
dollars. Wei be placed again IN the
market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
4 Murderer kIilcd.

I"F tV'VbIHTII W NIIU UIhpdTCu.T
GALVESTON, TEXAS, December %
A special to the New, from Blossom
Prairie says; Garrett, the murderer Of
Deputy-SheriiI Davis, was surrounded
in the woods several miles from town
yesterday and captured. lie fred on
his pursuers, wounding John Anderson.
Garrett received five wounds. any Of
which would have proved fatal. lie has
since died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
lffOke His Mech

10! IeIeETaPD 10 Ine UBpaIch.
BALTIMORE, December 3I.-WIl-
liam Mccormick, aged ffty-nne years.
residing at 81 Stiles street, got up at
10 o'clock this morning, dressed him
self, and started to come down stairs
from the third to the second story. In
descending he tripped, and falling heal
long he broke his neck and diei u'
stsntly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
IIed 10 Canada.

by lelegFaph 20 Inc Dspatch.I
PEORIA. ILL.,, December 3l.-Judge
Yates, who is under indictment for en-
bezllement, has fed, it is said. to Can
ada. The Judge came down town two
days ago and evidently found things too
warm for him. Various charges have
been pending against him Of misappro-
priating money belonging to various
estates of which he was guardian, truS-
tee, or Executor. The charges were not
at first believed 1t is declared that the
alleged defalcatlonS may approximate
$3.50 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
4 Irack .tnspcctor tssassina,cd.

ny I'IVsIdpH 70 INC UIspaICn.I
AKRON. o.. December 3l.--Gcorgc
Gallagher, track.inspector of the New
York. PennSJ lyania and Ohio railroad
was shot from ambush by an unknown
person last night at WadSworth. Gal-
lsgher had some trouble with the pe1-
pie in The vicinity where his BODY wa
found and threats had been made
against his life. Railroad secret-serylce
officials ar investigating the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Failure of we., India Merchants.

~ CHDIH 70 IUt IIbpHICU,T
LONDON. December "l.-Eugene
Scharrer a Co.. West India merchants,
have become bankrupt. Their liabili-
ties are reported at 500, 900. and their
assets are said to be shadowy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

PHILADELpHIA, PA, december l..
Mrs. Samuel Smith. wife Of butcher.
at No. 7l6 cambridge street, received
injuries during fight at her home TO-.
day which will certainly cause the loss
of her right eye, and may possibly
prove fatal. The iracas arose through
the threat Of Mrs. Smith to chastise a
boy named Madden for throwing stones
at nor cbicl ens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Fatal interruption of an EIopement.
lBy telegraph TO the plspatch.l

NEw ORLEANS, December 3l.-A
special to the PicGyune from Houma,
La, says: Ii. c. Leverett yesterday
obtained license to marry Miss Ham
monds, who resides few miles west Of
Haynesville, La, intending to elopc with
the young lady. Miss IIammonds's
father, having been informed of Lever
ett's proceedings, waylaid him and shot
him fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Ihe New NOrk Nub-TreaSury NanIis
L.
by telegraph to the Dlspatch.)

ny teegiaph 10 the Dsl8tc0.l
NLW NORK. December 81 flasher
Whitney, Of the Treasury department.
arrived IN this city to-day as the repre-
sentative Of Secretary Manning to sea
the sub-IroasWy vaults at the close Of
husrnc~,. This ceremony was per-
formed soon after ; O'Clock this c,c-
mig. Two >eals-.he nited STATE,
seal and the State seal were attached
to the doors Of the six vaults in Which
,hc moneys are stored. Treasurer Con-
rad y. Jordan Will arrive on Saturday.
and viii take charge Of the sub-Trea-
Sury until Actions successor is ap-
pointed. Fourteen clerks from Wash
ingtOn will 20 over the books of the
Assistant Treasurer in this CITY.
During the next month the money 10
the vaults $50. 100000 in all-Till
also be counted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Fairfax Nominee.

\ telegram received at this Office
this evening from Fairfax Courthouse
states that Mr.. Enoch NJ. Lowe has re-
ceiyed the Democratic nomination for
member Of the House of Delegates to
ill the vacancy caused by the rcsigna-
ton Of Mr.. d. NJ. Chichester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
4 pafrOlInan Killed,

10y IeItsIHPu 70 mo UIspatch,I
LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 81.
Patrolman Copeland, Of the police
force, was found at the corner of Com
merco and Second streets last night
badly beaten about the head and un-
conscious. lie died at | o'clock this
morning. An eX-cOnyict named Henry
Allen has been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Briefs audPcr>OndlS.

hc banks are closed to-day --Jahd-
airy /. l-~1.
TIL Ce.angyer.eu Virginia had a
Grand reunion aud banquet At Sanger
Hal la night.
The street gas-lamp, were left burn
iug IN the We-,-Endunti, altcr9 o o'clock
yesterday morning.
By order Of the Executive Committee
the Grain and Cotton Exchange viii be
closed January and ,. I''6.
Hon. John f.. Massey was not IN the
city sc tcrIay. but the general cXpcc-
tatlon IS that h. Will be here to-day.
4 telegram has been received by Mr
i. G.. Courtney announcing the death Of
h,, son-in-.ow, II. u. Jackson, Of Phil1-
dciphia.
Mr.. Frank Ca,laghan of Bethlehem,
pau Is 10 the city stopping with hi
brother. p. &. Callashan proprietor Of
the II. Charles llotc..
Collections viii be made to-day from
the star boxes at sis O'Clock 4. VI.
and at as i. NJ. and from the other
boxes at 1870 p. NJ. Sunday hours will
he observed at the po-t-o.i.ce.
Attorney General K. \. \ yers has
selected Mr. Edmund Penllet0n, an iu-
tellisent Young lawyer Of this city. 70
FIJI the clerhship in his Office, with the
purpose Of making the incumbent an
assistant a. well as clerk
At the cigar-fa,tory Of M Eia L.
mur last evening his employees pre-
scented him with a very handsome gold
headed ebony cane as slight apprecla-
ton of his kindness in al relations to-
ward them during the past year.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed clerks in the Treasurer $
office by Mr.. \. ". IIarman, Jr., the
new Treasurer j. +. johnson, Of Bed
ford; Mr.. ZolllcoiIer. Of Washington
county Frank Anderson. Of Rock
bridge: i. ID. Core, of Northampton.
The Portuguese brig Tentative, 2223
tons. VI. Vera master, cleared Tor Rio
Grande do Sui, Brazil, yesterday, with
1850 bushels of flour, valued at sl2.-
500, shipped by the Haxall-Crenshaw
Company, Messrs. Dunlop d McCauce,
and the GallegO Mills Manufacturing
Company.
From time to time the custom-house
officers here are compelled to visit the
vessels in the harbor and on the Man
chester side Of the river. Mr.. Barney
Frischkorn has been appointed to a pO-
stion the duties Of which require him
to furnish these officers with boats for
such visits.
James Calder, aged seventeen years,
while playing in the Pine-Street church
yard tuesday evening fell upon his
head and received such injuries that he
died yesterday morning. He was son
of the organist Of the church, and the
family in this terrible bereavement have
the sympathy Of a wide circle of friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
CARD.-PROFOI NDLY GRATE

4 AFUL tor past favors and hoping IN.
lafgei patronage ior the future. we tsDtes
our best wishes f"r the health and prosper
IFS Oi every one in our beautiful city, grand
old State and magnificent country. The Air
- fgaught with prophec, 81 prosperous
time, especially tpr rral estate. We renev
orr assurance OF lie, OtiOn 20 the interests
Conudrd 10 u>. ApPER-ON a 90.
Real Estate Agents AMI Au'..uneeTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Destructive tire ia Lebanon. Tenn
IBl telegraph To the Uspatciil

iht UItb4APi 10 the uihlultN.I
NASHVILLE, TLNN. December "a.
\ telephone message was recci> ed from
Lebanon, Tenn, at an early hour this
morning saving that a disastrous fire
had broken out in the centre Of the
town and asking for aid from this CITY.
Engines were forwarded by special
tram. There is no telegraph office at
Lebanon. and telephone connection can
not now be had, owing. probably. 10
the office being burned Though the
town is thirty miles from here. the
light of the flames was distinctly seen
at the time.
Later news from Lebanon is to the
elect that "a ire, after consuming tive
OF the most prominent business houses.
wa Subdutd at 3 o'clock. No estimate
Of the losses can yet be given though
the amount vii be quite large. and J.,
almost entirely covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
IOIlN G. WILLIAMS,
- COMMISSION STOCK BROKER.

lll1 MAIN ~lNthi.
tender ms heartfelt thanks Or past IA
NoIs and solicit the continued support ~
my friends pledge my best Efforts pro
mote the interest Ot my customers Having
mere than twenty years experience, lhOps
10 serve my patrons successfully. Particu-
Ian attention even To- INVESTMENT ST.
CGRlTltS.
have for sale \irgiu.a al Noiih Carr
Ina Bonds. City % Richmond Per Cents.
Citiyeus Bank stock. Olters executed 10
Ills md other cities liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
" " ROWE
n " BOMF.
~ REAL ESTATE AGENT
ACTION AND LOAN BRDEIR.
on tCF. SO. I NoRrU trEFFNTH -IREEr.
1rLtruHNE No. Stt.

PROPERTY sol u publicly AMI privately
KtNIS COLLECTED. IpANS MOO
TAI g. -. r. paiI~ e. houses N my charge
done under ny personal sui'er, lsiou at low
est reasonable rat"S aud no COMMISSIONS
d rect OF indirect. received ~ me frUm me-
chanir>. and no repairs made except NY tho
direction of owners. OF If l,tt T. my discre-
ton Only when, IN my lGigmcn, II d, ca-
duciNe 10 thcit Interest.
with an incna~'d force - rtir eut sut
courteous assistants ani twoOfi.ce vehicles
I am prepared e. attend promptly To Al
matters ~ business comm tcd 10 mo UoD1
business solicited. a l-tpiN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS AND TIM
RENTING PUBLIC.

We beg iO return our sincere thanks for
your kind and liberal patronage during tho
past year aud shall endeayOr 10 merit tho
continuance ~ the same by strict faitnful.
and prompt attention To all bust mess en-
our renewed effort I'm bcnenting orr pa
irons we have com menced with the new
year the publication 81 a WEEKLY RENT
LIST OF All PROPERTY in our charge foe
rent. This WEEKLY RENT LIST Will 10
extensively circulated every week by mail.
by hand. and over our counters 80 As to
reach the entire renting public. tnus afford
ing a great convenience 20 those remit pg NJ
well ~ gieat advantage 90 those having
uuOccupied DrOperiy In Our hands
No CHARGE j. made for ADVERTISING
RENTALS IN ihe MEkkI.Y RENT LIST.
and we believe This new enterprise viii 10
much IN promoting the mutual interest u
laniln ord ann lnnAni.