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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
By George 3. Crawford.

IT. sErpoN TAyroE ani J. TH9arsoN hnlws
& CO.. Auctioueris hllt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Ifas rolioved thousands Of cascs ~ Ncrcu-
rial Poisoning. Rheumatism and stlInsss d
the Jo.hts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Il entirely vegetable preparation con-
tanning no Mercury, PSt1sa. Arsealc, or other
uols1aous Substances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Treatise on BLOOD aud Skin Diseases mailed
free. Tx SWIFT srrcpTo Co. Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ca. New York, &c broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
GALE OF BONDS.

The City Of uelena Montana. win sell public
Wstnesday the ih day OF ADri 1888. AT Il o'clock, nerd
al the ONCE OF the nnderslgned Hotter Block
said city tho bonds D! said the amount OF
hundred and nifty thsuslnd doiarA Bald will
deemaDe IN Ave aud paYaBe In twenty and will
interest AZ the rate cid osntun payable
semlannnay at Helena New York as tbs, holder may
elect and will be sold a. their
Said bonds will issued undsT aLthsrity act Of
the Legislative Assc ably of the Territory OF Montana
ed An Act 10 ENABLE certain oes and towns % Incur
iEdebtednos september L. 1887 which said act
providos other thlnga that 10 be nxed by
shall be levi cd ysar for the OF paynG
interest such bonds and create shaking fund Tor
THAR redempt0n."
The city right issue tho whole amount 81
said bonds thereof aud In case IL shall elect 70
the whole amount II reserves tho right 10 issue ts
azme aud IN instamests u may enet
with landing however hat thu whole anioani
shall be isAssd bstsrs JuiJ !. 1889 or,..x ......S
Dstsd Helena Montana. February rs. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07

OFFICE STAR FIRE INSURANCE Co,
No. 5a FINEST,
NEW YORK March 81, 1888
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors of
Il the STAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY will be
hell at the Office Of the COMPANY No 5 Pnsst NewYork
cry. on Monday April 10. 1854 Pes will be open from
IL 10. TO p m.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. .. MIDDLEBRooK.
S,are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
fnanrial.
financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF TIE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY CO.

Is WALI~SE. (
NEW FORK. April 4 1888
HOLDERS representing total Of about ssven-eghths
OF the bonds of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY %. affected by the plan of reorganization, and
of tho stock Of the said company having
copied the provisions OF the reorganization agreement
dated Feb y 1885 notice hereby given TO holders OF
outstanding securities that the same may still be
deposited with DREXEI., MORGAN a CO, % WALL
ST, NETWORK, on payment Of the following penal
ties, via
on SERIES b. PER CENT AND PER CENT
value -
ION " b bonds deposited interest during re
organzaon as provided In the reorganization agree
ment, viii accrue rom May 1, 1891
ON CURRENCY BONDS, penalty of per cent In
sash on tho par valuc.
On EFERRED INTER EST SCRIP, q penalty Of
Per cent In cash ON tho par value
oN ALL CLASSES OF STOCK, In addition TO the
provided for IN the reorganization agree
value.
The privilege Of deposting securities above, VIII
De terminated BY the Committee, In Its discretion,
WITHOUT further notice, and after such termination
no deposits win be received
Notice Is also given that the second tnstalmert of
70 per cent OF the all classes of stock
deposited under said agreement is called and will be
payaDe az tho Office of Drexel, Morgan & Co. on May
3, 1889 Depostors are requested to present their
reorganization receipts that such payment when made
may Do Endorsed thereon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
DRExEL, MORGAN & CO.,
DEPosITARIEs.
III. CROSS, }COMMITrEk
Al. THnMA& \

OFFICE OF DELAWARE CANAL Co.
NETWORK, arch rs. 1883
THE annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal COMPANY will be held
AZ the onice OF the Cortlandt and Church
SITS New York City Tuesday 9Th day Of May next
for the election of managers other business.
The polls viii open at II o'clock NJ remain open for
hour.
plan viii he Submitted for aspIynr portion OF the
divided profits surplus fund the part payment the
bonds falling due IN 1921
A full attendance il requested
The transfer books will be evening %
Saturday prfl T. t the morning "Wednesday May
BY order OF the Board of Mana gers
r. NJ OLYPHANT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that certain promissory signed Orange Belt In
yestment Company, by Z. A. DEMENS President payable
to the order VI l. Llssberger Co., National Park
Bank In NewYOrk City and further described follows
TO wit
One note dated 20 April, 80. st4 months. $4,000.
One note dated 20 April, 81, at months, SO, COO
One dated 90 April, 80, At 1 months a 748 10
One note dated q June, 'sT at mOnths s5 900.
One note dated % June, 49, 4 months, R5 600
-Four notes $1,000 each, dated 20 September 49, at
months. $4,000
Five notes 10000 each, dated II October 49, at
months, 125 600
Ten notes $1,000 each dated % December, 'e7, at
Seven notes, IS 900 each. dated February 49, at
months. 435 900.
Were obtained from said Orange Belt Investment Company
held by f~nud and deceit and worth
and all persons hereby against purchasn
negotiating dealing for the saId eny them,
all further warned purchasing,
pledging negotiating dealing for the
Orange Belt investment Company issued 70 said l. Lss
berger Co. standing IN thor name on the books OF
said company.
ORANGE BELT INVESTMENT co.
BY p. A DEMENS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
Dressmdktn9.

hRESSMAKING at reasonable terms I; good
NJ guaranteed; best references furnIshei MIS-
OATES, II University Place.
EITTER AND DRAPER wishes more Gus
toners by the day. OF the leading houses
CITY reference Address l.. Tribune Branch Onoe $40
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
MEXICAN NATIONAL RI. COMPANY
DELIVERY OF SECOND MORTGAGE A AND
BONDS UNDER REORGANIZATION AGREE
MENT.

Holders OF OF Union Trust Company repre-
seutlnR the deposit with that company Of first mortgage
bonds Of the Mexican National Railway Company may ex
change second and bonds OF the
Mexican National Railroad Co npanY accordance win the
terms reorganization agreement dated October 10
1885, by and surrsndsrng said certificates TO the
Treasurer of the Mexican Railroad Company ~
Nassau.st. after April o.
Bonds required to be registered at the time
OF delivery in the name Of ths ovnerA
GEO = COE
Chairman Purchasing ommitfee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
MEXICAN NATIONAL RR. COMPANY.
EXCHANGE OF STOCK UNDER REoRGANIZA-
TON AGREEMENT.

On ana AFTER April Of certificates Of the Union
Trust comuanr stsek Of Mexican Satsn
RAILWAY Company Deposited with said Union Trust Com
pany or the Insiders Of the Mexican Eatosai Rail
way Company exchange the for certificates Of the
Loan Company representing stock In the
Mexican National Railroad Company 70 be Issued accord
ance with voting agreement dated September
1897 and Of winch Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Trustee ny and surrenderins the nrst men
TONED certificates the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company 70 wiIiiam.st., New York
GEO 4. COK
rhuirusan Pm Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
Bnsinsss Ghdncea

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
~ 100 acres Bitumaous Coal Lands In Dale COUNTY 6a
Tor sale nsar Chattanoog Tenn and y mies OF railroad
Also yellow Pine Ia southeastern Georgia
Aa,ir..s H. Il. sTRoHECKER, Macon. Ca
ITO PHYSICIANS.-A rare chance: "A com.
4 n.tant female physician secure well esaDlslsu
office prasee paying 10000 per year Address NO.
SCI West 9Th st. Cincinnati ONO
WANTED.-An experienced, capable ana
w resnonsbls general agent handle exclusive terri
tory on our Cycopedia exceent terms
rsferencas extended territory DODD. AEAD SOSi
PANY. 1888, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
A Pleasant Winter Trip
To the Tropics.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED I'D LINE.
Baninx every twelve days for VeneEuola, l. A. and the
rsiand Ut w. J.. snorn unequAlled opportunity
70 those wishing mako short SEA seyags the Topcs
crowded VIA ever modsrn app.nss so s safs eo2van-
fous weess PsssAs~ a. descriptive psrorhst apply 70
N0ULTON, DLlGS & OALLETT,
6susrsl Aanagsnss u HRl1ts Nsw-xsfk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
prooklnn propertn for 6alc ano 60 Get

ITO LET.-19th Ward. BROOKLYN, f. ID EIe-
hose. % feet, frrsc0ea, mirror
ana coruices special price 10 hrst-oiass Marty.
~ b REATTYS. 81 Nhitest, NevNork.
TINO LET-FLATS.-The lowest rents in
4 Pro,vlvp for equal accommodation the FOugera,
corner of clinton st. ATTAIN leave steam a~at eevatsr
tiled halls wood n al convenience:
7roOms and bat within five minutes walk Of Nal-st and
sOuth errios S5p0 and upward two beautiful corner
nats remain unrenfsd; send for descriptive pamphlet
CHAVIEs A. SEYMOCR& CO.. Agents. 2e3 Montag lest,
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
aurtiru Sales of Real esteis

JERE JOHNSON, Jr, Auctioneer. ,,
u viii positively sell Auction At THURSDAY April IL
7. The RfAL ESTATE FXCH ANGE AND ACCIION
49, ROOM SO TO 60 Liberty't. New"Yerk,
TO CLOSE A RTNERsHIP.
v.rrARrF EAT RIVER PROPERTY STU ATE AT
GREFNPOI NT, l7th Ward. BROOKLYN, i l.
ENTIRE BLOCK. honadsd by Newtown Creek centre OF
Bel an Pink and Commercial ST. buiAno'n -0' i00'
bnx and valuable pier privileges ,uaD rouN
For an ptrsoaars amply 70 800 mhE
sOS In 90 Iibrrtv.st, Nsw-YorE, ana 393 fuuOn No
prooklyn. or CRAFT & BLAUNELT Attorneys Z-S
broadway. NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

The seventh meeting Of shareholders OF this
company directors ction
Of business generally, will be held
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of May
az the principal company Montreal at
twelve O'Clock
The etIng Will be made special for the purpose OF
l. Authorizing the issue Of bonds secured mortgage
the cOmpanys subsidy OF lands and minng under
the authority OF the charter all relating such
bonds and mortgage.
Confirming any agreement that may be made with the
Canadian Government concerning the said bonds and
gage and authorizing the removal Of certain restrictions
imposed by the original the ed
ue 70 the Act a. Victoria Chapter one.
B. Considering and accepting, ana taking such
Will make available Legislation during the present
sion OF the Canadian Parliament respecting foregoing
matters
The transfer books the company III close in Mon
tresl and New York Tuesday. 1s May and London
on Monday, l6h April. and viii BE- reoIened Thursday
10th May neat
Dy order OF the Board
CHARLES URINhWATEK Secretary
Montreal. eth Anil, 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
OFFICE OP THE
Missouri. KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY CoMPAN

MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY CoMPANr
1876 BROADWAY New ork, April s. 1888.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckhOld-
Il ers OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Com
election OF directors for ensuing and
transaction OF other brought before
the meeting will be held at the ONCE Of the in Par
sons Kansas Wednesday the 10th day Of May 1858, At
II scOck ".
Stock Will be of
April Is until the morning o. May IT next
Srcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
Asiu manisn.

CALESMAN WANTED--By a large manu-
~ featuring house a thorough business man OF about
forty years OF age with ability energy and push real
cass salesman best references required Address
with full particulars B. T. A. CO., Tribune ONCE, N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
Gitp Droyerip tl1antsn.

Gitp uropertp mamisa.
NVANrED.-Private dwelling 80 feet wide
CASH snTE AZ rsan. Js.." Once sss pro..
Uountrp propertp For Sale uno Go fst.
TOPEKA AND ITS ADVANTAGES.
Population: 1880. 1913 1888, $4,000.
Important information TO PARTIES seeking home in IVA
West profitable Real Estnte nud Misunderstanding In
.''' - 'DpDl BOARD or TRADE. Topeka. Kan.a.
AT MADISON. N. J.-For sale; $4,000; 8
Ponsroy sssats commanding sssuini yIsvs high ocassn
ron Psi n. acre " ns' Morsn
A HANDSOME residence for sale contain
"A Ing 10 rooms and eli msisra mps'vs%san with over
ssss ess tree: sSuoGsIy
depot. Northern and west shsss Railroads: 20 miles
Is9@ will be ''a 'sA sfsf %
~ " s3s Parkara, Y.
At SUMMIT, N. Furnished and unfur-
&C. POTTER. opposite station.
GENCY FOR M0NTCLAIR.-Bargain IN
oL%RES ssHs B. TU tis Bse&@an st. n
AT MONTCLAIR, n. j., CHEAP.-To let,
"A eossy stone cottage OF rooms iuT h Tange &c
cIARENcE B. TU BBs. 8 BseEnan-st- Room l6s, n. Y.
A BARGAIN AT MONTCLAIR, N. J.-For
a all to % an
acre law, c Ia g. Funs
At ROSELLE, N. IA handsome modern
"A house every Improvement newly papsrsd and painted
A b HOPE ia Libcrtyst GEO T oRAN ESD wat.r.t
TOR SALE.-Two village lots Nos. 1 and 2
in Block l. the village Of Franklin Park N. J.. I'd
joining the Pennsylvania R. station in that village.
Apply IN The counting room Of The Tribune
TOR SALE.-One OF the best hotel properties
at Tg CIV RI Lbs consisting fssgIs r Of
THE DICK Ems HOUSE and
BAY VIEW ANNEXEs
completely furnished splendid dock where s!.smsrs
a and s: ne & ss q.
IN this property 1Td putting In nr
expires with the coming season
erty but prefers to sell Watch Hill coming seaside
suiacen hotel accommodation the price the owner
wOnd take Tor s property an, SSG mn 'n0na
$50 shave. New-Yorx.
NJONTCLAIR. n. observation-disclosures
9 mSsr Ss sale ps nS .'9s
NEAR LAKE WARAMANG. = Desirable
~ furnished for sale 10 rent with or without
a sHafS @T Bo Iq%sss uohn
ORANGE. n. J.-Mountain Cliff accessible,
~ hour Of and oyerookingl 600 feet elsva
ton Internationally heath sr sale =" close
ShSg. '' EDWARD F. HAN IToS Co. % Broadway.~
SHORT HILLS.-To rent, for four or five
~ months, from May l. fully furnished house with
bur@isT T' alarm Sc stable with family horse and
P tribune P building where pnotaeo6 may be
SHORT HILLS. n. Y
> -Four excellent house and stable all In peri'cs
and ss"ns s
Address A. c. DANMAN, owner, Newark, Nj
ITO LET.-In Lyme, Conn, near Shore Line
.aDs &C. ,ms moderas Address JIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
Dipt6cu6 Notirea.

HOLMES ELECTRIC PROTECTIVE Co..
NEW YORK, April q, 1888.
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
day declared the regular quarterly dividend OF 10
CENT capital stock OF this CsmDanv out OF
quarter ending March 81. 1888 payable
OF the Company and asr April IL.
Transfer books close Monday pril and
April II. 1888. r l. HOLMES. Ireas
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
l. 1875 BROADWAY NHw YORK. Isrch rs, 1888.
DIVIDEND NJ. 81.
quarterly dividend Of Il PER CENT Oh the capital
hls day been declared, payable
Monday, April Is. 1888
The transfer books will be closed Thursday, March 80
1898 az O'Clock D. reOp eaed Tuesday. pr IT,
lsss al o o sck A M A. II CALEF Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
T'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM

PANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKuOLD-
Frs Of the Union Pacific Railway Company for the choice
OF Directors for the ensuing and the transaction OF
any other business which may legally come before the
meeting. viii be held at HORTICULTURAL HALL 10l
Tremontst Boston, "Wednesday the 10Th dag OF April
at 10 o'clock M Transfer books viii be closed
April 4. CHARLES f. ADAMS PreSldenL
HENRY MCFARLAND, Secretary
Boston, March q, 1888.
WANTED. SO, 900 on first Bond and Mort
w farm OF "a containing GOO peach
intended for peach farm VIII interest promptly Adj
dress WILLIAM FORCE. Changewater Warren County
N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
Professional.
Elusirul Instruments.

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A Grand upright and square pianos OF our make whca
selected and only usof oy tho srhes %
Metropotan Opera House Company durinz the past
SEASON. will ,sld at liberal reduction Iroh Sul fes
pross PIANOS FOR RENT. -. ,a.h. =.
~ WILLIAM KNABE a co. liz 5sh-ave.. above 19sa-sL
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone ana
standlnr In tune Manufactures and storerooms 40
10 l26 est 2sthat and s67 Broadway lotns pltSons
Bnidingj Pianos exchanged rented, or insiamsnA
SUPERIOR cabinet grand piano, used but
- two months, ofrsrst BY gentleman going s9roan ~
great sacrnce best maker. Address quick. PhILhA An
MONIC, Tribune Ofise-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-22
Silver King Notes.

The past week has been productive Of DO unusual settlements. Considerable assessment works is being done on some of the claims in this vicinity and IS a strong indication that there is DO lack Of faith in the future prosperity Of this cor ner of the county. The contract for the work on the South King Company s claims has been secured by Col. Robt. Williams and the work, will be pushed to completion as speedily ss possible.
 Many of our citizens have been away in Florence in attendance on the court but most of them have returned. All re- port having 8 good time and Florence
 booming and prosperous, The only matter that csuses objection IS that the people of Florence seem to know more concerning the King mine snd mill than the residents of the Silver King or Final The excitement in this end of the county this week is in Pinsl ,snd imme-
 1iate peIghborhood. The parties who
 held the bond on the Blsckbird mine are in PInsl md 1t is rumored for the purpose of making the final arrange
 ments concerning the transfer of this
 property. The parties having the n at ter ID charge are very retIcent preferr | ing that the public should hear of ths
 success of theIr plsI after their con
 summation. From all accounts the min,
 is a valuable piece of property and , transfer of 1t at the present time would | be of vast benefit to the same class o
 property in this countY.-Enterprise,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-22
Lad Men- of the Frontier.

The professional man killers. or bad men" may be horse thieves or highway men, but more often are neither one nor the other Some of them. like some of the Texan cowboys. become very expert in the use of the revolver. their invariable standby; but in the open cool man with a rife Is always an overmAtch for one of them, unless at very close quarters, on account of the superiority of his weapon Some of the bad men" are quiet, good fellows, who have been driven into their career by accident One of them has per haps at some time killed a man in self defense; he acquires some reputation, and the neighboring bullies get to look on him as a rival whom it would be an honor to slay; so that from that time on he must be ever on the watch. must learn to draw quick and shoot straight-the for mer being even moro important than the latter-and probably has to take life after life in order to save his own
 Some of these men are brave only be- cause of their confidence in their own skill and strength: once convince them that they are overmatched and they turn into abiect towards. Others have nerves of steel and will face any odds, or certain death itself, without hinching a hand breadth. l was once staying in a town where e desperately plucky fight took place. A noted desperado, an Arkansas man. had become involved in quarrel with two others of the same kind, both Irish,nen and partners. For several days all three Iurked about the saloon infested streets of the roaring little board and can vas ''city." each trying to get ''the drop
 that is, the first shot-the other inhab- itants looking forward to the fight with | pleased curiosity. no one dreaming of in- terfering.
 At last one of the partners got chance at his opponent as the latter was walking into a gambling hell, and broke his back near the hips: yet the crippled, mortally wounded man twisted around as he fell | and shot his slayer dead Then, knowing that he had but few moments to live, and expecting that his other foe would run uD on hearing the shooting, he dragged himself by his arms out into the street. Immediately afterwards, as he anticipated. tho second partner appeared and was killed on the spot. The victol did not live twenty minutes. As in most | of these encounters. all of the men whC were killed deserved their fate. In my own not very extensive experience l car recall but one man killed in these fight: whose death was regretted. and he wa slain by a European. Generally every on'
 is heartily glad to hear of the death o
 either of the contestants, and the only re | gret is that the other survives.-Theodor'
 Roosevelt in The Century.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-22
Influence of the East Wind.

With few exceptions the east or north.
 east winds act unfavorably upon human
 beings. Dr. Richardson says: That all nervous conditions in which, for want of Q more correct term, we say the nervous tono is lowered. are much intensified by
 the east wind, and, indeed. the special
 action of this particular wind Is to pro duce want of tone or debility. Under it's
 influence almost all sick persons say they
 are depressed; they do not complain of re- duced appetite, nor of pain intensified, nor of derangement of the secretions, but they
 declare that they arc rendered prostrate
 both in mind and body. They are also
 more irritable in mind, which perhaps
 leads them to feel acutely the sense of
 prostratien. In brief, if single word
 were wanted to express tho morbid effect
 of an east wind on the sick man, and on all tho members of the sick community,
 that word would be prostration"
 The same authority continues: "That the presence of the east wind increases the mortality of those who are suffering from diseases of debility of every kind is a fact that seems undoubted The physician. through the whole of the spell of an east wind, will find his patients complaining of not making satisfactory progress, and will see extreme cases rendered moro speedily Lopeless-faets indicating the ex-
 istence of general and all pervading in fuencs in the atmospheric sea itself as
 the cause of the whole of the evil What that influence is, how the air is modified, whether it is modified by some change iI tho eOnstitUtion of the oxygen, or whether | it carries with it some foreign deleter.ous product. it is impossible 10 say. for up tc this time no special chemical examination | of tho eas' wind has been made with the
 object of determining its special physical | rroperties. We know the effects of 1t. and | we know no moro. ."-Herald of Health