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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-25
/ SHALL KNOW
EY Louise j. r, CHAPMAN.


There's beautiful promise that gIaddens
my soul,
And spans my life like bow;
A beac0n-light shedding lie rays on the
goal,
The Iddden my padI~ay by shadow and
o, wild, Wild Euroelydon, thunder and
roll
Ny argoses wreck at thy surging control, =
The sword OF Jehovah shall snnder tie
scroll
At last,-and His will shall know
Love buildad is dwelling. its altar and
fame.
blessing and bounty descending Xix" RAIN
Each niche held lis cierub, each song It's
Earth was an Eden. wftli0ne fair domain
WHY It's splcndUr departed, its idols were
slain,.
Pleasure and plenty were banished for
Atlast. | shall know IL shall know:
Ny gafdens were planted, and cl'risten'd
with dew.
And heaven its banners hung low;
Hope guarded End pruned them all the day
thrG'
And faith She'd her sunshine, constant and
true
Why the goddess Of fraitasc her favor
witiidreN,--
My roses were bIiGhtcd. my lilies were
rue
And only the dorns luxuriantly grew
At last, 1 shall know, | shall know s-
Other hearts scatter'd their seeds here aid
there.
And left them to blast Or to blow
wonder, all me,-if eatlI germ held a
God-s0Wn and GOd-blest, with 10 need Of
care.
If angels thcir riglIs kept unaware
For blossom kiSs'G blossom as sunshine the
air,
Enclloked and nniiinderd by thistle or
taTe,-
At last, 1 shall know, / shall know.
All, could we be patient and trust all the
.. day.
3 The phantoms Of doubt overthrow
How swift would our souls cast tEe!f
siIacklcs away, .
(Caressiag burden but summ6flg- it
stay),-
o, the rather faint heart, otlaers' Sorrows
allay, #
Act like IL Christian in LIES stern ARRAY -
Wearing the arnior of Heaven Away - -
And when at the portals the Master shall
say,
"Well done,"-we shall know, we Shall
know
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A Fiend IncarnatS.
durham Tobacco Plant.7


Dou you white meE of Durham
county remember ore william 4.
Sherman, who was in these parts in
tl1e spring of IS6sP 4+e is still alive
and still doing what lie can te injure
the South. Though no fonger able
to devaState our land with fxe and
sword as he did t~an ty<hree Hears
ago, he is using his pen TO mCite 9th
ers to do more helllsh deeds than ever
His vandals perpetuated on his march
10 the sea. .
In an article recently Published IN
Republican periodical, this man, I
retired General of the United States
Army, e han standing high in the. es-
timation ofathe Northern Republicans,
says: .
+'rFae next war may be avoided by
reason and common sense, and if |
"canihelp ayertS;t, / feel more honored
than in past victories and triumphs.
Ever since the beginning of
''ime, Southern people have been quick
no anger, bat not enduring. The
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-25

Northern people fer t0nha, are slow
Ito anger, but once aroused, are not
easy to alIay. The Northern people
will not long permit the negro vote to
be suppressed, and yet be counted If
the political game against them. Bet
ter treet TIE question honestly. Ask
the abrogatioh Of article ~ Of the
amendments 10 the Constitution of
THE United States. OF allow tire negro
to vote and count his vote.
"Gtaefwise, 50 sure as there IS 4
God in Heaven, YOU will have another
war, more cruel than the last, when
the torch and dagger will take the
place Of the muSket and we'll ordered
battaIions. The negro IS gaining in
experience and intelligence every day
and he has read Byron's .Hcredi,ary
bondsmcn, know ye not, who would
be free themselves must strike the
blow, i'll seeming justice, there viii Le
millions to assist Hrm. 81.
. What does this mean? Can there
be any mistaking his words? 1t is
a threat. tia: if the negro is not al
lowed to take control Of the Southern
States that they viii be melted TO
burn and assassinaee, TO sweep the
South with devastation, and that mil
lions of white men from the North
Will come to assist them in plying the
torch and welding the dagger.
This, white men, is what you are
openly threatened with by this devil
incarna:c who is prominent, CON
spicuous member Of that party which
is now trying to put the negro III
power over you. This shows you
what you have to expect if that party
gains power once more. We solemn
> ly assert it il our belief that the ters
ribIe condition of affairs in our State
during the former Republican rule
will pale into insigniicance in com
parisoh with the wreck and min
which :*ill accompany q second Re
publican administration Of our State
affairs. .s... ...... ... ..
1t is high time, white men, that
you realize the danger before you, and
organize thoroughly to avert it. The
only way you can ward off this q n
ger is by standing together and by a
unanimous vote of the white men OF
the State SLOW tc this Sherman and
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-25

THTC phpEp ray be found on Ale ct Geo
1880 81 LA p. Begzs u Co.'S N4sssspar se
Advertising I 2i 90 Spruce 4 where adverfisin
contacts nay IN ll26e Tor - NEW YORK.
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n. office.

II ANTSG DULY QUALIFIED BE
IL fore the Clerk Of the Superior
Court OF Vance county. as admini>l ra-
trix with viii annexed of the estate OF
Joseph Basket, deceased. all persons
holding claims against said estate are
motif ed 20 present them To me within
twelve months from date hereof or this
notice will be loaded in bar OF their re-
covery; and all persons Indebted To said
estate must make i,nm ediate payment
This, October IL. 1883
MARY BASKETT.
Administrative with will annexed OF
Joseph Basket, deceased. oct Ill Is @
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Of Interest to Ladies

We will send FREE SaMpI & of eur wonderful
specane for female eousPiasEis lady who
80 test its efficacy before purchasing s. stamp for
postage. RsKEB SEsEnY Co.. Box io4, Suaalo. Il. 2.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-25

A Splendid Yellow Tobacco
Farm in Warren C0unty.

| offer for sale my farm, lying midi
way between Warrentan and Warren
aims, directly on the Warrenton rail
road IL miles from either deuotl r n |
containing i03 acres. Competent judges
say 1t is ore Of the best yellow tobacl q
farms in the Golden Tobacco Bell.
The place has on it good DIVE ling
house. barn. crib. tenant houses. dc.
and has a splendid pasture for stock
raising. Gond orchards, vineyard. &c.
VIII be sold low.
A lso a tract on the public road leading
from WaIrenton tu Macon. > miles from
y arrenton, living on Reedy creek. aud
containing IS acres. Twenty acres are
cleared, III II good state of en- tivatiOn,
and adapted 10 tire growth of yellow to-
bacco, cotton. corn, grin and grasses
On the place IL several acres of splendid
low grounds; thu he main Ter i in orig
inal growth, well Tim bered.
\ splendid piece of land and il will be
sold low. Coed reason for selling
Ii not soil. either ct both places will
be rented - a good man at a reasonable
price. MRS. +. J. LUDINGTON.
For further I.srticu ar<, apply 10
JAMES \. L1TpISarCN
henderson, n &, or
s .....r H. A. FooTE,
sept 6. arrenton, y. {.
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FARM FOR SALE

10 AcPE> FINE TOBACCO
= II a. land, convenient u Hendar-
son; well improved, cottages. tobacao
barns, pack house and 3Isua; outhuabI-
ings; abundance of fruit; good water
and tim Der; offered very low for E. short
Time; is in good shape for div is on into
two small farms will be sold ali
together or divided as purchaser desires.
For particulars enquire OF
&C. A . EDITOR GOLD LEAF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-22
Anrfion 8cles Of Real Gstate.

- -
SALE TO CLOSE ESTATES.
D. order of Mcssrs A. r. 4 W. Man. Attorneys
JAMES @. LABOR. AUcTioNEEI-
viii sell at public auction at the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
50 to e5 Lbcr,y.st.. Ncw.York City,
AT12 O'CLOCK NOON ON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1855,
the following parcels OF desirable
IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovED
PROPERTY.
NETWORK CITY.
KC sCs and so oa near s n .,S
saaye svc fOurssory brcvnstonc Single Flats each
l,srHsT Mon sss $40 - ana go Esss nss Pleas
446 are single mats each 20xoo1 and 40 and 444 are
double OATS each 3ox10o1l feet.
1o3D-sT Nos. 155 and 1877 Fast. near 3d.ayc-Two
fouf-story brick Flats each 3ox1oo.11 feet
ssTHsT No: 1Ss wes. near ?!h;ay.-Toq. story
ss S4' IL ."s"'A '"'"' D"'"'"S BIC '' 10" -0'OA
English ri q S, w Tss.. e.. Of %
01s 1-4x1s. 10 12x5G1 1.2
BROOKLYN
LExINGToN.AyE.. Nos 115, III 1la, 52i and 1913,
near Grankin-avc.-vacan lots; size 105x329 feet.
Ss 81 s corner I''ns
Vacant p s. siR0S s 81 feet West Of
mencing ea5 feet west Of SHAW Size Of each s5x0o2
feet. Also adjoining property on
2oTHsT. north sidc-FlXe lots. commencing o20 feet
ADAMS-sT, No 104. near High.st-Trame house and
lot Size Of lot. 2o9xloo.s feet
ADAMs.sr. No. 1850 southwest corner High st--Frams
house; size OF lot so. 11xGox5o. ixcos.
WESTINGHOUSE, Nos los and 1e7. near Hgbst;-
Frame house and lott size Of lot 5Lsx13 4x5610x ir-
regular
house; lot 25xl40. 6x5f. Ok irregular.
sUMNERAvE., e44. oi0 24s: go and .S2, north
stone single nats each 20x75 feet
PROSPECT PLACE No. 1G7, near Carlton. ave Three.
story high Dwelling size Of lot 2ox1si
eATEs,AvE-; No II; near sumnor-avc-Framc house
BERRY.sT.. Nos 15s, 1Go, 1865, les, 10; also Nos.
101 and 103 North lth-st
FRANKLIN.AvE.. No. $40, southeast corner Greene.
ayeThree story ard basement browastone house, S26x
S07.
FRANKLIN.AvE.. No. 3i5, adjoining above Three
story and basement bfovnstOns house, 2iXSo.1.
For term. o. sale catalogue apply to
JAMES G. LABOR, Auctloneer,
CO Libcrty-st., Now-YoTx, or
= II JOHNSON CD WILLIAI.ST..
NEW-Y0RK.
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L ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i on and afteI OCIOBEk !, 1888.
GRAND TRUNk LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York Via Desbrcsscs and Coruandt
Harrisburg Pisburg West, with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. 8 200 a m. 6 20 dining carr ana 8
lor Dining, Smoking aud Sleeping vestitulcd Cars at
wiiSn,.p 1o LEX Haven, 100 a. NJ 100 p m CORY
and Ere e. go r m connecting a. Coffy Tor THUS
For we Ieb snS ."9 90 a. n 20 D. r ngh
II 90 a. NJ. 1 :6O 200 and 90 ? ~ Saturdays
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wash
s1Pa aav 10 Via 1S Dining carr S at 40 % arrive Wash
nglon 9:l2 M; regular a. 20 700 ana 80 m M
sunday S:l5 aud 90 a. H. 30 and 100 p m. and
1915 night -, oo - .o. A,
E Ana snch CITY and f19s pnG ss
stations. via railway and Amboy. 80 and 10 a. M
Zoo an. nS05 no apa not v Sob at sb9Py Par
For Old Point and Norfolk via. New York, philadelphia
and d H Nor IN aiItSs ca oo rce H. dar VIZ
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at jersey City, arordng speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains NewYork via Dcsbrosscs and Cor
O:2Q 20, g. % Chicago Limited. with Dining Car: and
10 Washington Limited, and IL 100 a. M, IL 30 700,
~ sn ~ aei vcconWcd,,ISH 80 and II 10
500 @ i Il, and 10 3. m. 4. 80 80. S
Trains leaving New-York daily except Sunday, at =
and II 10 a. m J. .. 4. . y m and 10 a. M. ana
Ticket oniecs, Nos /. 4S5, $40 and pa Brofdway.
Courtsi and Brooklyn Annex Station foot u Fuonst,
The New York Transfer Company Will cali for and check
CHAS. T.. PUGH. j. II WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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RE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices. 4o1, 317

r. RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, BIZ &,
IL III and 957 Broadway, 1873 l2 Bowery. 1s7 Vests
Battery PLACE, Chambers and ga Street forbes New
WiiiamSbulg corner Newark and IIuison SIS fioboken
New station. Jersey city, whore Tickets and iarlct
Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking AMI
transfer OF baggage be obtained Express rains
leave 23t-st minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers.s,. locsi trains 10 10 minutes earlier
g. dolly, Day Express buffet drawing room coaches
70 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches lorncllsville to
10 80 g. H. week days Delaware Valcr Express parlor
Bn2hamtOn. Owego, Enira and Corning
p m. daily, Chicago ana s. Louis Limited solid
Pullman train Of day and buffet sleeping coaches
alo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland Cblcagc Cincinnati and
ST. Louis; eXtia charge for fast Tine
D. H., daily, Chicago ENprss, Pullman buffet sleeping
coaches 10 Binghamign, Owc2o, EiBha, Rochester
EUfal0, CINCINNATI and Chicago. a. - a.
Rutherford and Passac-i 15, g. = 80. 20 10 30
sp 80 e 10 80 AZ S s 10 20 10 A2 70 niq iG
Also 70 Rutherford 80 n. m ! 30 20 p. m. to
Pa.saIc. ., o:l2 $40 p m SUNDAYS, a. %, a1. 80
ra!s S on = W. oao 10 80 No u noon
1922 s;5o GO e;So go 40 % 80 lao go p m
Newars and Pa,eiSSn VIA NewSS54s Q 80 5. 30
ESQ 70 e NJ il nsh san 'S 81 a. ~ 50 80
Hds;eswo64 ana suaern-4 4i5 40 80 10 30 a. M
"a 1so 3. 80, 3 10, Gao. $780, D. 10 :s9 p m
to saiq H SS 20 a. m siasq ns 40 $780, 10 80
New9ss ana csra rgaI 49, q .I y $50 $780, g.
waSTiek&week days As O. 10 80 a. M /. 80 p. m
Goshen SSa :a5' = 70 o 10. $780, 30 80
Miidietown and Port JervIsA AS. 80 o. 10 80 a. IN
$50, $50 3 7:$o p IN Sundays 4a5. s: 80. .
fx T o. tain, EG from the West arrive NewYork
7C5 II 80 q, e M or, aud 10 20 p. m FARMER
Gen'l Sup't. General Passenger AgenA
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RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUfiTRACK TRUNK LINE

on and sS,el dNot n, Ky iyans leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION. .x,.
New-YOr Albany and Albany 10 Montreal .
also New-York 20 St. Adams. : o..o ,r
- . so a. M, FAMOUS VEsTIBULEp CHICAGO AND
smoking car dinngcar, drawngro and seepns cars
for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Bunaio Niasaia
Chicago at 8 80 q. 81. Louis 40 D. m next caJ.
Connects az Albany Tor Coopcrs'own 81. NJ
1890 m. Chicago Express for Niagara FAILS 10;
Chicago also for Coopessown ana North Adams drawing
for Saratoga Lake George Rut and, bennington North
Adams &c Dtawing'room cars 70 Troy ,.. -.
3 80 y. Albany. Troy and Utica special with draw
ing room to Albany and Troy.
Il p. Accommodation to Albany and Troy. Connects
for Wllismsiown North Adams AMI intermediate points
At D. m. fast Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis FIX
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge. To-
DETROIT and Chicago with siesping end dlhiS cals ,r
. 4 80 D. Montreal and Cananiaigua Express daily.
Seepipg-eaFs 70 Montreal via fouses Point snd A va
Atlantic Railway ana TO syracuse and Cananfagua diIy
Sunday SUNDAY does not west 81 Albany
- D. M Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 ..
y II 80 y. ~ Fast Night Express for Rochester BuTs
10. Niagara Fails Toronto. Cleveland Cincinnati. In
danapols st. Louis Detroit and Chicago wiih Sleeping
ScepDg-cors 10 Watertown. via Utica. daily eN'
ccDt Saturday also 20 Canandaigua on sundays onil
IL midnight for Saratoga. whitehall ana l.utahn.
Sleeping cais to Albany Connects at Albany "i'h tram
Tickets and space in drawing and sleeping cars on
Grand Central Station, AS. s5 sn1 s42 bFoadway
i$shalst PsIstani York: 1893 washington and $50
Fulton str. Brooklyn. sni 20 4th ST Wiiainsbure. ,
Wcsicotts Express calls for ara checks baggage rom
sRun daily; others daily except SUNDAY. .stop al;
3sh, sal 70 take up pas9gs,S nv N N aPa west
General SuprI, nt.udpnt General Passenger Agent
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Dnsii,tss CbaHfes
Deniistrp.
; > >
Professional.

YOUNG MAN, IS years OF age, who has Just left
"A school, wishes employment IN any rnercanlo or
banking house. where he mako himself useful caa
give satisfactory TO ability and character
Address w. Box %. Tribune ONCE. N. Y.
4 HAPERoNE.-, lady going abroad. having had OK
" peTente foreign He and travel. VII chaQerOne one
laG'ee: hest references. Address CHApERONE.
ls0 East 125thst II u
w companion 70 elderly or invalid LADY. Royerness 20
children under - would super mend housekeeping and
mo:heress children objection 70 travel references
exchanged Address Miss NJ. 50 Wcodhullst.. Brooklyn
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~ ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chumbersst. Station week days for
Fnglewoot Tenany, Clo.tcr, spa Kill and Nyack, 80
~ 20 10 and II 30 m 10 80 g. q 30 80
40 $40 s, 10 20 p. M, 10 midnight. Sundays T.
. 80 a. H. 80, I, 7 80, g 10 ,. IN. =, =.
Saturday special; 1915 noon A1iiuona trains 70
'I'or Manuel, Spring Valley, Monscy and Tslmans.
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RallroG ls
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COrtands and
so a. in Gsneys fyons p Emr Rocheser Buao
and Tho West and principal lcsa points. Chair car to
D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points; Chair
bSre. N""''- - ''- '''''''
poS go eAss c sGr P.'S sa 'Ta a 9sss intermediate
m 2 Maah Cu sn cs 5 pSn
cessya Ly .Yos. ElTr; ,vd RSche'eF Buffalo
ians ~ Sr al asTi ana saa iS S'D' con-
ali points MPhaSoy spd HasleOn coal regions
8 a. m. for Maaeh Chunk, Hazietou and intermediate
10 p m for conlsy and Intermediate points; n,,
70 for GsneyS Lyons EimIs Rochester. Buffalo
'na inc VICE. General G Tassra onlse HEaaawaz
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERsEY.
OF TINE hIH 4as STGsT Sgsn HiSh
400 a. IN. for Faston, bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
'h5a a5 'n % Sl EaStcn BehleScm and Allentown
100 a. m. for femington' Eoston Bethlehem Allen
30 suGn for Termination Hopatcoug EasOn
ton Reading Harrisburg. Pottsyic Tamaqua shamokin'
D. H. fo- Fieminston Taston, Bethlehem Allentown.
MaSea chunk Rsaang arriScs etc Allentown Msuch
chgns ar sS,1no% Ta S sS,%o Esn
and 20 asoa nor sTSISe 1na
Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg ETC. On SUNDAYS az "'''
4 9 q. m. for Red Bank, Long Branch (AsOufy 18th
ocean Grove, except sunday. Point Pleasant Parlor
cars at II rs O. IN. l. I 80 p. "a ,, ,.vr
w6o6 Sanc5e.io rus ;SS gzer gsnssS
4. NJ, 1 D. IN. for ATLANTIC CITY Vinelahu
8, sl5. 10; 80 II rs a. T. a. 80. go. e:1j
n N SUNDAYS A. . a. "a. Tor Perth kmboy.
" SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER s. Y. Z.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Reach. seoorght
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch Lakewood. Toms River
and Dsrnepnt at 3:f5 p. m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central u H. Of N@w.Jersey and Philadelphia and
I,eadng X. Il. Leave foot Llhertyst y. r. at A. 40
. IL a. m. 1 80. 9:lj. 4. 30. 49, y ,. SUN.
DAYS AZ AZ a. m. Q 30 II =. -
Trains leaving az f. 80 II a. m. 40, 4. $50. 80
1o have connection for Reading. Harrisburg Potts
Tickets and parlor be procured H. 4i5
io5th-s,.. 1872 East l25thst NewYork; Courtst $50
Tulton.st 9o broadway. Brooklyn.
Sew York Transfer Company wiz call for and check
baggage from motel or residence
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
j sHORTESr LINE
Via New-Yofk and Ncw.l,n K r. and N. Y, NJ IL
Leave Nrw.Yoes 70 ga a. Il n r. 3 p NJ, 80 ?. NJ
RanL6H "oaRg on DAy 'TIiAiNs
| ONLY LINE RUNNING PULLMAN SLEEPING CAiSS
300 D. IN Daily, including suntavs
| Olhes trains daily except Sundays. =. ,,.S..
Sleeping car accommodations can b. secured AZ uskss
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financial.
e3 wALL~ST,
NEW. YORK. OCT. 90, 1888
TO THE SECURITY HO.D.R OF rHE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RR. CO.

Holders representing total OF over ninety-thTee per
cent Of the Mercantile Trust Company's Certificates for
bonds and stock assessment paid Of the RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY having
accepted tho provisions OF the agreement dated Aug
1855 between C. H. Coser and others Committee OF the
first and Erwin Davis and Others Committee OF the
second part notice is hereby given 10 the holders cf out
standing certificates OF the Mercantile Trust Co hat tho
may stIli be deposited with DREXEI. MORGAN
4 CO.. % WALL. STREET, NETWORK, Oil payment
OF penalty OF per In cash TIE par value Of
bonds and OF le per In cash the par value Of
stock.
Tho right is reserved 10 terminate without notice the
privilege Of deposnr securities above, and after such
termination no deposits will be received
Further notice B given that Drexel, Morgan g. Co.'s
receipts FOR securities deposited may be exchanged for
grayed Reorganization Certificates the above address
on and after WEDNESDAY, OCT q, 1893
DREXEL, MORGAN q CO., DePssitaries
G. II. cOSrER,
X. J. CROSS, Committee.
4. j.. THOMAS y
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay follows: 49,.
west 1ad st.. so q. Jayst., :35 q m. FOX MD
dleown ~ lsbutg. Monticello IAnefly' walton DEM
Wesi 43I.St 10 D. n. jay g.. :: 80 D. m. for Wall
Kill Valley stations Lakes Mononk, Ninnewasts Middle
town. B0omncblrg Eilenvlio Mt DALE Monticello,
Tallshurg, Libertg. White Lake. Rockland 80, o..
42dst-. % y. Jaysi., 6;lo D. n. oaiy iDr
MiddleOwn Iailsburg, Liberty. walton Norwich. Onei1o
OswegO Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS
Buffet sleepers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining CHAR oas
Time tables tickets Sc at 2O7. 3O7 9iA, 1913 Broad
way 737 Gh-ive., 1874 East 12Jtst G6i West 125ihst
J. c. ANDERSON. C. p. A..
IS Exchange Place. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-22

IT A. HUBBARD Auctoneef.- Twenty nine elegant
building lots on Noroton Il the highest, hsndsomest
ground Stamford. with extensive Sound view ana land
sale TO be al public auction the premises 1nurs
day October 25 at . o'clock. by order OF Mira James
Stuart Gillespie These lots Of finest Craze near sew
erol costly country seats and ready for immediate i'm
proyeInent fronting wide. drive just opened mile
long Map with particulars az the huctloneerS, Park
Row. Stamford. Conn.
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EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY co.

10 WALf-ST New York Oct. 10 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting the
sto:kholdets OF the EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY for the election
81 Directors eight by tho holders OF the Grst preferred
STOCK and The remaining By tho holders
stocG both common and preferred. and the ransa on
OF other proper business Will DO held the Office o, the
company. at Knoxville. Tenn. WEDNESDAY, the
2lst day OF November, fssS.
The transfer books VIII be closed ct o'clock D. III.
Thursday 25th day OF October 1888 aud opened
10 o'clock NJ ON Thursday the 22l day 81 koyember
1883 T.. NJ. SCHWAN,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. y. c. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. y: {. &
W H. r. K Il. Co. Lessee.-Tialns leave West sd
ST. station. New York follows and 20 minutes eeilter
from foot OF Jay,s,, ~ X Chicago Detroit, London,
Hamilton 20 :55 q. ~, 90 10 .. s.. Louis.
1900 g - H. Toronto 55 700. ssl5 g n.
egse. Utica. and principal intermediate stations sl5
only Kingston. Sauserties 1atskli Albany 3;l5,
= 10 20 100 al 80 a. NJ ana = 200, 100 SAB H.
Straw, 1928 ! as. % ;s5 a. isgsnl sl,spng
sad 81 LOqis sDaliy. Daily. except SATURDAY.:
City. p. l. H. Station al 2? M go 2. m. IIobOken,
tickets time tables nfomnton apply at Offices Brook
10" o. Fulton s Ncw.yoik ciiy~sos and IT. pr'sa
Way 1872 Bowery, ~ PARK place, anG West Shore
wes.eotps Express calls Tor nnd cheess hasEsge irOa
General Passenger Agent. vaGderbiir.aye. n y
~ HORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Bo'on NeeTot, and the kl,, Express leaves Grand
Providence and Bosion. 300 IN. limited Express lot
Newport Providence. Bos,on-daliy, Palace Psfor Cars
or Sleeping Cars % Destination DINING on o d. N
train
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Conntrp Drouerip for Sale ano 90 Eet

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a GOOD INNESTNENT.-FOr sale, 1877 acres Of good
n pineapple land ana good general merchandise busi
ness the Indian River Florida. JOHN L. BRANCH,
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A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR Handsome residences
~ building sites fer sale houses let, shs0n or
year CLARENCE D. TUBDs. Bcekman-st. N. y.
NJORRISTOWN. TO LET furnished tho brick mansion
NI59 south.st all In perfect ofdr; arranged espee ally
for comfort and teahfalness. Inquire OF }. HENRY
JOHNSON, Moristown, N. ].
NIONTCLAII REAL ESTATE AGESCY.--Houses 70
M handsome residences sale moderate pficcA
PARSONS a TAYLOR 70 Cedar-st. n Y.