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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Henry J. Hoffman, the father and guardian II Isabella
W. Hoffman, eighteen years Old began suit yesterday
before Judge Barrett against the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, 10 have turned over TO him for his
daughters support securities held by the trust COM
pany the guardian Of her property. valued BY him
az Si22, 900. The trust company presented a list Of
the securities, which amount to s 500 and from which
there is an income Of $1,000. Mr. Hoffman says that
the income is S7,G-3 Judge Barrett appointed
J. Alfred Davenport referee to take testimony
ON the application of eXJudgc DtenhOefer, Judge
Barrett in the supreme Court, approved the certificate
Of incorporation of the American Dramatic Authors
society," which has been organized to promote the
interests Of writers for the American stage. The
trustees Charles Barnard. r. W. King. William Gill.
Herbert Hall Vln-low and Howard =. Taylor.
The new trial in the Of the contestants Of the
will Of Matby G. Lane begun yesterday before
Judge DAILY in the Common Pleas Court. General
Franklin Bartlett, stephen B. BraMe Frank Moss and
f. b. Converse appeared for the widow and George W.
Curs and George G. Hastings appeared for the two
children Of Mr.. Lanes dead son. who are the
iestants
suit was brought before Justice McAdam in the Citv
Court YESTERDAY to punish George II. Mallory, .
lawyer for contempt OF for extracting the papers
in a suit brought by H. Is. smith Co.. collectors and
substituting attorney # record for that
OF Henry b. Iialsey. who was the attorney.
While James A. Flack sheriff he foreclosef and
sold the goods Of solomon kutmer, amounting ID
~ 600. No accounting has been made. and permission
wac asked of Judge Allen YESTERDAY To bHIls sun
against the ex sheriff for the amount,
Judge Barrett in the supreme Court YESTERDAY. ne.
decided against the petition Of Colonel \ H. k9sers 70
release Louis johnson from the Insane asylum on
Wards Island. -, -,
Jules Bohngcr formerly chef Of the Parker li9use
obi ained divorce from his wife on June H. l.-e IN
mich lie anne way A, James ~ Flack got one from
liz wife. Bohlinger married another woman. Dai s
Dougherty interested himself in the case ana got ne
decree set aside Bohlnger then began sult iof
divorce from his wife. and II vas tried YESTERDAY nIysS
Judge O'Bren in the supreme Court Judge y b'eh
dismissed the application. r, ~.
The suit Of p. J. Cassidy against oDonovan ky ,
for publishing in Ros>as paper Inc hten tris ds
| man that Cassidy English spy was cohthiuer
Yesterday before Judge Andrews and Jury on Win
there Is nett her an lrishman an Engsnial Iosss
toid his story of how he happened TO publish me sta>
meut Cassidy testified that he was not a SPY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
COMPLAINTS FILED BY CREDITORS.

Complaint, fled in the County Clerks oflcc
yesterday by Bowman Hamilton 4 Beckett. attorneys
for Franklin +. Pummcr. individually and trustee
for Emily NJ. Alice b. and John +. Plummer jr. :,
william L. Pomcroy trustee for Alice p. Sayrc Albert
T. plummcr trustee for Augusta p Foster against
John F. Plnmmcr. Individually and jeremiah p.
Murphy as assignee. The salt is brought to secure
the payment Of ~ .sos - borrowed from Franklin
A. plummcr ~ $40 30 from Emily VI. Plnmmer and
a. 800 each from Alice b. and John +. Plummcr. tr.,
obtained on Mr. plummer's home. No 81 East Fifty
sixth st. This money was borrowed on Marth Il.
Another complaint Is made by the trustee and
for the same members of Mr Pummers family. for
like amounts secured on property at the northeast
corner If Madison ave. and one hundred ana twenty
fifth st. ~ n ..,
hrings suit 80 recover $1,000 borrowed from her On
March IL. secured by property at Nos. i-3i, l'7'3
and / -,}S Third ave- o.
ALERT T. Plummer brings suit a trustee for
August, r. Foster 10 recover 81 Ola 60 borrowed nom
her on March -. property nj Nos r2s, i-3O ana
1 ~ Third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

49,, =, rcduce il TO a minimum in It's appncaVioh "
a., ,.r,lv earned property Of the poor man.
d,uht many more causes could be asslgheu ior t'o
p+ agricultural depression, stiil less N Vc'0 any
,,, hrt that other and more Efficient remeulcS
,,a, those suggested might be found, may say VIII
no found TO relieve it. have merely tried TO Indicate
'',a, 1oe,cd 10 mo the more important causes and
o. pcint ont such remedies rs long ana sonci'ous
consideration Of the situation, ana may aou io"s
familiarity and sympathy with the hard -worRlhg
fral class which is the immediate and chief sufferer
have Suggested 10 my mind IA both necessary ana
feasible. 49,.
candidly confess that my personal sympatnles
ara ,rith the farmers and they must bear with me
4, orer Them An earnest word Of caution. No
,ossble relief can come to them or to the country
ro ueruaneut remedy for present ills IS to be found
in measures which are rather the outcome of resent
n,eu than the product of reason. would say 10 inc
farmer, stand firm a. the everlasting hills in demand
ing what i, right and resisting any possible infringe
mcn on your rights a. citizens by any other class or
combination Of people but beware lest in your just
caccrne-- to secure your rights you seek TO in
fringe upon the rlght- Of others. No measure thai
conflicts with the rights Of any class Of citizens
but what j, to follow the cour'e OF the boomerang
and return to injure the saud that shaped IT, ON the
other hand let il be borne In mind by all other classes
Of orr citizen, that the present conditions demand
consideration now and that consideration must be NH
aud fair: for the time being IL is paramount To all
other qucson- ana if necessary, every other interest
must be prepared stand aside in favor of measures
looking TO the relief Of agricultural depression
WASHINGTON u. C.. April ~ 1890. J. VI. RUSk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

~ This time. when the question Is raised Of repac
INK electro by gas -h'. u Ncw York streets. tho
latest report Of the Ga con pany IF Paris is Of interest
IAr 1as Company OF Paris constitutes a monopoly
granted long while ago hy the Government 10 4
-pr.ctr fine principal member Of which VI On
lo,het We'll known later ou the bosom friend Of
Gamletis. The Universal Exposition Of 1850 was
according q, ire latest annual report " the company
highly profitable To- U \ total VI 3l2.25s. O70 cubic
metres We're consumed in 1899. Increase Of exactly
lt.5OO,OOo over that ~ the preceding year The
receipts Amounted IN l-aI 20 -O.C65l3- francs Mhont
alGIOJolOI. that SJ7-G.D,7 above those OF l-17.
kafs had 30 l--9. with It's suburbs nearly 10000
public ci i-,hts. which 3. 3.l4- mOrr than in the
previous year Out ~ the 10000 houses which con
.ntlic Pans. 42.loD are provided with gas conduits
from the -f.r,t pipes.
TIE report of the company furnishes peculiarly
iufere-flnc information relative "a the development
OF gas lighting Boo Paris from 1855 10 lisp. for the
former Year The annual consumption was Ao.77i ,4oO
,Il., metres. n reached al2.25-.o7u IN 1872 the
Increase having occurred -ialI'ily ard normally. with
tn. exception of tte yrl. 30 AVID III. account
of te events % the siege OF par, and Of Nh" Commune.
During ne l-t month"; oi 'l" Siege the streets view
not Halted. coal being ll,Ilug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Supreme cour,-Genera Term Rec, eoa,nged Mor.a
supreme t,uit-thinO,is- D'l. ~. Ma
calendar No- T. sd 49,, Ci sr@ a i-Beore oBhsa,
J-No, oee ol7. 5ii oi8 81 ~ ~, bsiore Iners
SupT'A> ~, So. SO 1876 200. -ol -o- -o''
800 1873 ,e, 80 300 o'} ,, ~ Adjourned FOR the ten"
l,. CONT .r,uit-r9lt II B to.. lay f ,aa iiS,
So. I23 ',e 1905 pos 1877 1917 isco. i5s 1915. i'cS
81 g. 1911, 1850 ~ 2siY als 81 Before Bach. j.
Aul,r i,i go 1919. 1903. go 1908 80 i9S
IN Ni.,. i0.2 1850. 1919. l'i'2' "'-'
ls5 1884,, couit-crcult- Pant IvBsfole paer,o1, J.
cas- On Reynolds " L,nd91 No e,l'ad,r Tor
t Wrls Of Anna }. Mcl lrN. ~ -, a. III ,ieSbans
hti.'r y Il Wood. Ann liarirnof20NN t'nSSra snd K.
a. - bn'ian,r Jan' r.. stewart b "'""0'" '"@
amaa 10 ,S $40 4 Special rern-Bsore TraN Mo-
ton. co,,t-rral reru-part before Dosro, a.
~ eis Sos 1919. 1871 lff' '''' law
'9l p asi cour-ria Tcrrar'' II and iN'0o'''
fer ur 'ern General Adjourned Tor t M w.,a
mron rra.->pe,isi Tern Be,ois Ai ,Sr'ore C. j.
common PleaS-EquU Icim-"''o'1
NO, om lS rea,-rial Term Part i~si9's D''
Case wil OF M.l,oy q part l-Beor Bschon J.
Al burned for the Term, n.fore Giererch. Motions
Ty cegl sPs si, rrelm-Par before thFisn' 10
'",,o 20 ssi sos 500. 1870 1913 eo'' 100 '''
So $50 iss. 1872 3S, II Before Van wy,S 10
WV S-9 eeI e97 Go5. 7,9 soi' eo'' o0'' '''
80 Ssi 5S5 sSS 2efmrar IIIRtoe MsGS SHG 81 81
- my ~, 90 i-S ga, 9oS' "o'. SIC "''' ''
955 90 "1t Iyl Term-Part Iy-BefOrc McAdAn
Especial term and T.rmuer-Before Andrews, j. ana
Court 81 n,,,,t, Attorney Daw-on--No ,.,,,,r, -
Court of General : Sessions r'r' 49,
Mo-, to Is hssSSfa sessions-art iI-Beioe keeo,'o %
sr,th and Assistant DstrictAuofn's
H. ~ General sesonsPari IIInBfore az H. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT

Washington, April 22.The proceedings IN the su'
preme Court Of the United States TO-DAY were a.
follows:
No. l6il-G. +. Packer, planth IN error, Az,
Jake Bird and Frank biAler. In error 10 tie >upc'
Court OF the state OF California. Do'he'eu S'u us
20 36s~Horace : Eldridgc ct al, appellants as''
No. SGa~Death Of II. > Eldridge suggested. ana
appearanca of James y aud Ben. X Eidilus ,,
Lewis ; ills Thomas G.. Weber ana lie "'a'"o
Young executors. etc.. hled and entered. ..,
No 2sD-The Northern Pacific Railroad , ,onPa"''
nlajntif IN error agt Jacob Austin. enpmitt9i'
To. .s0-Wlllam >cnscndorier. planth' IN eiror'
AIT samuel 4. Kemp ct al. Argued ..r j., or,,r
N .sl-Willialn >ensendorfer, pianuh III ei'V''
act e. G. swshes. executor. etc ct a.. A-ueS a.,
10 a-5-Iienry X. Willard, adnilnisu''Yr ~, -
rl,infin IN error at. Mary l.. G. Wood, eAeoau.
Etc. Death OF Mary G. l. wood sus-es's1, Slu ~
n.,rance ~ Thomas y. Wood fled ana entst'l "a.
No o,T-rhe Michigan Mutual LIE lh'uih'
companv. plaintiff in error, AIT. Elizabeth b. "'"'
10 2ss-nerman Roger. plainut IN error, Ss'
the schultz Betting Company. A.slmcul 80 ~
r,a dov call Tor to morrow i; Nos -. -''' ~"
,n5 sei a95. a96, .s7. Dos, 900, 800 and SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
xorrS .Rorr IRISH CATHOLICS.

The Rev. Bonaventura Frey rector oi '"' wss.
Catholic Church Of II. John the hapuS'' )" -,
yhirteth st.. has gone to It. Lons u MAKE -,
t,r - chino ~ bells for the new tower OF ms cur
p,shop conway Of Curium. VIII pressure " IN
elaborate religious ceremony tomorrow NORM" ,oos.
- vichaers Roman Catholic Church. for t'e ~
- A., s,uI n vicsrG General Donnelly, who dis' ''
weeks agO. -..son yea
Tho spadlng Literary Union took po.'e'' u, IVES,
,erdav of their handsome new home No.
sixty first 81. IN Catholic
congregational singing, new feature !" ,,.su,a,s
church service has been introduced In st .e No.,
!, East one hundred and sixth ST., Of WHO" wv
H. j. Plean is pastor x.vier.,
rhe Rev. Dr. Richard White Francis A"'.e'
College. is i'll at ST. Francis Hospital W Kelly
Nrs X kanglran Kelly wife or jun a trom 81
,rnminent Catholic. buried lesteruF 81 and
Pml's church Onehundred and seventeen, n',,ed ths
rnurth-aye Tie Rev. Dr. MCGUIRE sel'VI arae con.
solemn mass of rcquism In presence oil ''-
The Surviving Veterans of the irish ,s dep,rf~
celebrate the twenty ninth anniversary al dinner
nre of the regiment for the seat OF wa ". ~
tom evening IN Tvra Hall. East Four'p'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
AGAINST me AQJEDUCT BILL


THE REsOLUTI rs ADOPTED BY THE REPuB
CAN CLUB.
The following f. the fun text Of the resolutions
against the Aqu,dn,t bill which were adopted By the
Republican Club at il meeting ON Monday night;
WIcrca. Their. {, "A bill pending before tho
Leg stature known senate hill Introductory No
30, entitled IN act to provide for the speedy
ccerminnf ION and -clcmcnt OF an claims arising OUT
81 aud relating to ,hc construction Of the New 'pI"h
Aqucluct etc." the purpose whereof l. to repeal Il
clause OF the Consolidation act. requiring al claims
AGAINST the CIV Of Nov York To be brought IN the
courts i'm the First Judicial District:
And whereas ~ good reason has been shown why
such extraordinary privilege, should lie conferred upon
auuoiuci contractors, who have the same rights and
opportunities o.. accorded 20 all citizens of the
state 10 a fair trial before the courts,
Resolved That the Republican Climb of the CITY
If New York earnestly protest. against the passage
of this aci "a. measure Of Injustice to the city, rs n
cag,rou- precedent 10 establish for other ard similar
riam- and - involving rejection upon the cours"
Of Justice in the city o Ncw York. which II as unfair
and partial implied by this hill should be entirely
reformed the Interests Of plain citizen, ~ Wei ~
ihc benefit 81 contractors and other, presenting
claim. Of largo amounts.
Resolved Thai this clnh appeals 10 The Republican
member. # the Legislature not To- impose upon the
party the heavy responsibility 10 public criticism
which the passage oi ~uDh iill hy m" Republican
Legislature would render 10 justly subject.
Resolved That the secretary ~ the club send n
copy 81 these r-oiutlo~ 80 each Republican member
II the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23


TIE Goliath of ttc Board Of Aldermen. Mr. FLYNN. y
the Ut District dr pathetic speech yesterday. ask
IN tr Board to pas again MS "coal -calpers
ordnance which hc had Withdrawn from the Mayor
last week lc'arse ihc Corporation Counsel had in
formed Au that The rc-oiition was Unconstitutional
f. fhc reason Mat ic-tii tel The licensed 7calprr-
to citizens If Ncv York Having amended the measure
a, TO make IL apply to all citizens of the United
state the towering fltuu succeeded In getting 1t
passed once more. and u the Mayor signs IT, eaci
coal -calper must pas license OF S25o. give bond
IN $500 and 4 b- plat" or badge ON his from
bearing the legend "-llpcf BIO Coal Freight while
ENGAGED in his calling
Just as the Board MS about 10 adjourn. M Flynn.
who had been enjoying smoke h. the ante room.
rfehrd vilis into tlc CHAMBER -houtins Mr. Prc-i-
dent. Nr. Pr-torti hope not. hope not'- lie
Was about 10 Hood the house with another Outhnr.t
NJ turgid oators. wien Nr. Walker. Of the IXth.
climbed on chair and whispered INTO MIR. Flynn-
ear The tcI'ul~,n member from the 1T changed
color and sank into Dds seat saying IT, shame ~
ihInc Wild mans fc,luhs like THAT" The OF
Mr. Flynn's excitement soon became known. IFS
brother Aldermen. storm and Gregory. had cent him
word In joke that If, " coal scalpcrs' ordinance
about H. ~ .on der'd again. and the gigantic
legislator 81 he Battery apprehcnded action that would
suddenly destroy the prestige b. had Just acquired
through Its passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
Az ArcrIoy snr or rx4rrrfr1 rrnyrrRr

AZ unre-cfVci auction of rare works II art IN The
form OF ;urniiurc bo hrnc. etc.. viii take place az
the I'D stand pf -fnhcs a. Coo 40. $50 Broadway. to
morrow. rr.da, and saturday. 10. ginning at p. N.
each dnv. Tho hrn. which for the lat ten years had
been al Broadway and seventeenth ~. has removed
to 30 .iG Fifth ave recently A. the store j,
not large enough to accommodate the firms large
stock An auction sale ma been found necessary. Tie
auction viii bo in the hand, Of samuel krescr and
the catalogue has oh j, the names of more than 500
PIECES representing oyer 5000 900 In value. There
are many specimens OF furniture from the 'sys Of the
First Empire. Louis XIV, Ky aud XVI. there are
fine old hall clocks. various kinds of silver articles
Of Vcrtu. brnllc,. brio blTic. oc. fho stock
exhibition lom 10 Il III. uuiil 10 p. m and Will repay
NJ examinations Tho auction is one of the most i'm
pnriant of the rd which has taken place In this city
recently. Vt their new store Sypher co. have a
large and hn, stock OF all kinds Of goods In their
surcal lnc. Ncw lm1oratlous being made con
siauiy i'm artistic furniture and furnishings. tapcsries
hronzcs marbles. old silver plate aud objects Of art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Justice Patterson, in the supreme Court. handed
down a decision Yesterday denying the application OF
the Peoples Rapid Transit Company for the appoint
mcnt of a commission 10 condemn hand owned by Bowie
Dash aud Others required for the construction oi the
road from Park Place to 1arrytOwn. Last February
the company asked Justice Patterson To appoint the
commissioners. L. T.. Chittenden and Albert Siichncy
represented the company and George +. strong ap
pcarcd for the property The idea o lac pro
ectors VI the road " build road from Park Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

II seem, 10 me that system Of taxation demands
Improvement in certain directions The cost Of sup
norting the Government needs to be most cqniably
odins,cd among the different classes Of our people
Al resen In many states the burden oi local taxation
prs.e, heavily upon farm property, H. very nature
rendering il easily a7scssablc EycIa corporation
created by the state. and 10 whom special privileges
are granted either by state, county incorporated
village or city. should be taxed In proportion 10 its
c,rriucs and In all ways the principle Of taxation
hould be Ia place the burden of maintaining the gov
crnmcnt whether state. municipal National. upon
the Injuries and comforts which the wealthy enjoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
BEST g. GOES FARTHEST"

10 one hundred and twenty -iifths., and thence 70
larrytOwn through private property. the streets To 10
crossed by It eel bridges From One hundred and twenty
hthst. to Tarrytown, the road was to be put under
ground Mr.. Chittenden said he did not think that
Justice Patersons decision would stand when the case
was appealed 10 higher court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
TRANSFORMATIONS.

The question Of transportation IS one OF profound
interest TO the American farmer. The trouble begins
near home between the farm and the nearest railroad
station IL would be difficult to cstimat" the amount
Of loss IN time and labor in depreciation and wear
and tear OF horses and convey ances eniacd upon
The farmers by the wretchcd condition Of country
roads before arriving at the station; he there meets
the vexed question Of freight rates difficult one 70
settle satisfactorily TO all parties under any cr'um
stances but I'm many cases stili further complicated
LIZ the condition OF our whole railroad system Many
of the roads were built at time and under conditions
tho, ,,oatlv enhanced their cost Competing lines.
bu,t under more favorable crcumsi ances present com
parsons VI inequality which often seem Ike mJf'i'
and the other hand IT must not DC iorso'"" ''''
many roads are overtaxing their constituents III al
effort 10 secure dividends upon total OF cap'a' t'"
bonded debt a portion Of which Is purely h'1iio1S'
That many roads fail 70 pay any DIVIDENDS a. all VIM"
the total profits of the railroads throughout the county
represent but a comparatively small dlVldcho "P'"
the actual cost Of construction plant ana equipment
sun in no wise pallates the grievous wrong "i q"
frmptlng to secure profit upon fictitious vslucH IL
10 stu too early 70 suggest any important mohieA-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
HIGHLANDS.

We under stand that tho contract
for building water.wurkS at Rich
lands was signed last week. Tho
reservoir is to be located on the
wooded hill to the east of tho ho-
tel whence an enormous pressure
can be had for all points in the
city. The site for tho great tube
works has been chosen in the west
end. Work upon the foundation
of the rolling mill haa begun. The
capital stock of these two con.
Germs is a million dollars, tho tube
works alone to employ about seven
hundred and fifty men. The com
pletion of the industries now I'M
der way will call for a population
Of about 5000 to begin with.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
A SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES HER
LIFE.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping paper, but it saved her life.
She was in the last stage of con-
sumption. told by physicians that
she was incurablc and could live
only short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On a piece of
wrapping paper she read of DR.. Kings
New Discovery. and got sample
bottle; it helped her, she bought n
large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast,
conticucd its use and is now strong,
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing l4O
pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to w. H. Cole. Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial bottles of this wonder
full Discovery free at A. +. Har.
graves Drugstore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
DEATH OF S. G. PAINTER.

Capt. Sydney G. Painter, OF
Marion, did at the home of his
sister, Mrs. PIERCE, at this place,
early Wednesday morning. De-
ceased had come to Tazewcll, his
former home, some weeks since to
visit his brothers and sisters, and
was taken ill within half hour
after his arrival. From this he
never recovered. His remains, az
companicd by Il committee from
Tazewell Lodge a. +. < A. NJ,
were taken to Marion for inter
ment. The wife and children have
tho sympathy Of many friends
here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
ASSESSMENT.

Under the late assessment the to.
tai taxable value of renl estate in
Tazewcll comfy is about S1,92l,OIS
a very low estimate when compar
ed with many other counties in the
State. 1t liz put Mt little more than
that of Wise county aud less than
that Of Pulaski and Montgomery.
by districts and tows it is IA follows:
Jeffersonville district, S4SS, l48 80;
town of Jetlersonville, S1O7,O10.5O;
Clear Fork district, $500, O35.OG.
town of Graham, S7S,S66. 90; town of
pocahontas, SlS3,614OO; Maiden
Spring district, S56l.345.l5. The
estimate put OH buildings seems to
be out of all proportion to that put
upon lanls, not that houses are rated
too high, but lands too low-that is
a little over 81 per acre.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
SCIOTO VALLEY DIVISION
N. AND w.

Tho following circular has Just
been issued by tho Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company, and ex
plains itself:
The Scioto Valley and New Eng
land railroad having been acquired
by tho Norfolk and Western Rail.
road Company, it will, from and after
this date, be operated us tho Scioto
Valley Division of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, and Tho following
officers will have their offices at Co.
lumbus, Ohio:
Joseph Robinson, Superintendent,
reporting to Joseph II. Sands, Gen.
eral Manager, at Roanoke, Va.
r. Castles, Paymaster, reporting
to Win. G. Mcdowell, Treasurer,
Philadelphia.
G. NJ. link, Auditor, reporting to
N. c. Jameson, Comptroller, at Phil
adclphia.
J.J Archer, General Freight and
Passenger Agent, reporting TO Chas
&. Eddy, Vice President, at Roam
oke, Va.
Purchases will be made by w. G.
De Almond, Purchasing Agent, al
Philadelphia.
The Legal Department will he un
der tho direction of Joseph 1. Doran
Solicitor, at Philadelphia.
f. j. KIMBALL, President.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
THE l.. AND N. MORTGAGEI
FOR S75. 600 600

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2S.-The
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company, today, mortGaged the
entire system to the Central Trust
Company, Of New York for S75,-
100000.