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The evening world., 1890-03-05
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Twelve new members h.ys been initiated By
Cigar. Makers Union No. 10.
A Priutr,' Roller. Makers Union will be organ.
iEed this evening at 475 Pearl street.
| application to ono of It's shops yesterday.
Thrs. new shop. Win forty member. were
The Pie Bakers Unlop will issue . circular asking
organized labor to purchase none bat pies made By
union mon.
DIR. Rich has been selected physician Of Branch
South BEookiyu OF the workmsn's General Mutual
Benefit Union.
No scans" have ret i,s.n f9und to tax. ths
Hirseh in Forty-seoond street.
The Br.s.yorker. report ths, their trade e ysry
lively. and that their union has q large number oil
places for ers out Of employment
Ths msmber. q TIE ORIGINAL Fatnitgre. Makers
Union, from which all other organizations In that
ttyy ni.n h so spruns' arc making preparations to join
c~Ism.massrs' Union Nc. IA Z orssni5,ns .sr
sat. o sSw ifhSS sc:st n lsss S.sh ms and sish rsS new ms sD.
befs we're admitted.
Wood. Turuers' Union No. 1874. hiss stolishsd it.
n tie general Tsr pi iaSa o. he uaion. lie Trs.:arss
taking charge Of 10th funds.
t, Martin ". i t,s siFs . =, be- Tn tsn'd a. io Ii. . S Dsqnoi. :,
settling the ss,ike and boyeot. against him. This
Movsmspt !" isths subJscf OF a iscturs % be de.
,iSsse Az a.. s sssP ~ c, sy ma sisS ssnu'l at oarpsn'
Delegates have been .elscted By the building
trades unions in favor q the eight hour meysmeni
e ~; aao. c AT 9iss. s sss az. 5S'n Sos !, o inS1s. H .S:I 81 ];
Join the movement also.
The regular monthly meeting of the Executive
take place neIt Fhdsy AZ 81 Clinton, place 10 Dc
eide which trade is to strike for eight hours on Mag
1. and be supported By all other trades,
The striking textile workers Of salibash . Co.,
At COLLEGE Point. say hey hsEs found out that 40
agent OF the firm IL advei Using for scabs to cali at
40 Eleventh. avenue for smploymsnI. The Un!sn
asks all textile workers not 10 call At the place
mentioned.
New delegates were accredited yesterday 10 the
MISCELLANEOUS section. Of the q. 4, u. from Cigar
makers Union No 141. CiKAr-mAksrs' Union Nc.
II, firsns1's Unicp No I, sailors and fire msn's
Musical UniSn No. Bakers Union Ne. %. Ala
Empire State Association Of stssn Railroad En-.
ployess.
At yesterdays meeting Of Brlcklaysrs' Union No.
II " was reported that several other unions OF that
trade are not > atishe6 Sy the bosses Concession OF
nine hours. Tbs Union announced that tt Would
Assist the framers' Union against BOss Ketm aud
strike 80 ill Jobs with which BE Has eonnsctsd, A.
soon Is Mr.. Ksim heard this he granted tia de-
mAnds OF the trainers. and the strike 81 his johs u
nov over.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
THE MYSTERIOUS CRossING-sWEEPER.

had read some wonderful stories about
crossihg-sweepeIs who make fortunes and
retire from business. about crossing-sweep-
ers who " sell the goodwill " Of their cross
ing for a good round sun, and about cross
ing-sweepers who leave their crossings to
their relatives, Just as other citizens leave
their estates to theirs. Having these things
in my mind, and being addicted TO making
notes. " at once gave vent to my natural
curiosity and asked the new erossing-sweepeT
a few questions.
Where's old Tom ?" I Saidi ''how is it
he's not here -
The evening world., 1890-03-05
CLAIMS PART OF THE PENSION.
How a Maine Man Assisted Hit
Neighbor Into the Army.

Z NCAg hSoA AhSO sAS
"Isee that Joe Damon has just got q
fat pension, " remarked an Oxford County
man to q Lewiston Journal reporter. I'm
glad Of IL and Joe ought to give mo half of
it, for If II hadn't been for me he would
never have got it."
"How's that, Jim ?" asked a bystander,
@ were you an important witness?"
NO" replied Jim. lyon see it was
this way. Joe and ! both lived in the
same Oxford County town when the war
broke out, and later on we were both
drafted. | was working in the woods at
the time for the sandersons. mp on the
Magalloway River. II was getting along
into March when l received notice of It,
and it was then all hurry and drive about
the camp, for we knew shedding would
not Inst much longer, and of course every
one was anxious to see the contract
closed up as soon as possible.
when ! told the boss that l had been
drafted he told me to stick to my Job TIL
it was completed and he would see that
didn't suffer by it. Well, our job was
finally finished, and ! got home
one night after dark. Before morn
ing there was q rap at the door,
and in Q few minutes wal under
arrest and OF my way to Auburn. While
riding down there Told my story to the
officer who had me in charge and asked il
IL was q dead sure thing that ! must 20 70
the front. He told me that 1t looked very
much az If / should.
several OF my townsmen had skipped
soon after being drafted, Joe among the
rest, and, until appeared, the town had
lacked one of filling its qn0ta; but. he
added, I would rather see some of these
fellows who have tried to run away &c
into the service than you, and If we can
find any of them within O week, you may
get off,
II was put into Auburn Jail, and a let.
ter from home. a day or two later, told
me that Joe's wife had let on that he was
secreted In an old logging camp. I held
my tongue till the last day of the wsek
was uncomfortably near. and then ]
bowed on Joe. The next day he tool
my place, for the Sandersons had beer
doing what they could for me. and I gol
of with Q week in Auburn Jail.
Really, 1 wanted TO go into the army,
but / had an invalid mother at home who
could not bear the thought Of my going
and that's the way I helped Joe Damon
get his pension"
The evening world., 1890-03-05
SPORTS AND THEIR DOINGS.
News of the Day in the Athletic
World.
Prospectus Of the Proposed Rowing
Association.

lHt INV TOWlUN HNHDNlhtluHt " AuEHibNs
will comprise boat clubs belonging TO the
Harlem Regatta Association, the Long
Island Association. the Passaio Association
and the Kill Won Kull Association. The
Committee which has been appointed to
draw mp a constitution aud bylaws will
make its report on March u.
The New York Bicycle Club will shortly
give q pool tournament. The pool ourneyS
at present in progress ~ the Manhattan and
Kings County Bicycle Clubs have proved
extremely interesting.
The New York Athletic Clubs boxing
tournament occurs Saturday evening. The
weights TO be contested are rather unusual
100. $50. las, l4o. 1875 and 100 pounds,
In an exhibition game Of billiards recently
at the Rittenhouse Club, Philadelphia, Jake
Schaeter defeated George +. Slosson o to
2O2.
year between the Columbia and Harvard
freshmen eiRht-oared crews. Harvard re-
fuses to row.. though she may change her
mind.
Joe McAulife, the California heavy.
weight, is extremely anxious to meet Peter
Jackson In !hs ring, The director q the
ably OF Joe.
John L. sullivan and Joe Launon will spar
together At the Oakland Rink, Jersey City,
Friday evening.
Tonight, at Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken,
there will be some excellent boxing. Among
S Ssn;s e Ss.A.,n ,9 5scl C SilI Be 9, .,, sis;r cgtYa
and George Dixon. she ''colored wonder, " OF
Boston; Tommy Kelly. the champion ban
Kenny Murphy. brother OF Frank Murphy.
the English light weight. The exhibition
10 under the auspices Of the Fordham
Athletic Club.
The Arthur Kull Rowing Association will
give q sociable at their boat-house tonight.
This Annexation has y fne eight made no OF
powerful, skilfnl yonng men. and will make
q reputation for itself this year.
James Craig has been elected Chairman OF
the Athletic Committee q the Arthur Kull
Association.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
NEARLY SuEEzED his HEAD OFT.
ANTOINE MAYER Tells A RE.
PORTER OF HIS QUEER sen.
Stations.

ne Was sreesing an tAe Ttr,e and Hts
Eyes We're Fen Of Tears, So that III
Looked re Though he Vas Weeping
Mornino, Noos end Nisht-Bs Had
Catarrh, and Drs. Mccoy and RHd-
maR Cured HIM.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
A Distinction and a Difference.

tFroR Lippiaeotrs Na7aains.I
Mrs. Brindle-I must have some money
to-day. William. I'm going shopping,
Mr.. Brindle lin surprise)-What do You
want with money!
Mrs. Brindle lditto)-How can / buy goods
without money?
Mr.. Brindle-Oh! you're going to buy
something7 l thought you were only going
shopping.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
A Business Boom.

lErom Teras sitiiHgs.I
Brown-How is your new business coming
on
Rob%inson-lt's booming. I have recently
been obliged to hire q clerk, who does moth
ing except to cheer up tho creditors.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
Rough on Birdie.

From 7sras SOtiH0s.l
Birdie Mcdinnis-My great hobby is art.
/ do dearly love to paint.
Gilhooly-I'm glad to hear that. u con-
yinces me that l am. an. expert physioG-
nomist, for l knew IL by the looks OF your
face for some time past.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
Testing His Afe ctions.
lyon fsxas Sjyhngs,1

Hostetter McGInnis-Miss Esmerelda, il
You only knew how much I love you. There
is no sacrifice I'd not be willing to make for
your sake.
Esmereida-Is thai SO? Are you really in
earnest7 ~,
Then marry my oldest sister, SO that it
will be my turn next"
The evening world., 1890-03-05
A Trusting Poet.

tFrom Time.
springboy-whst a pity I don't live in
England 1 might get into the Poets
trust. IL ! did.
Bixby mot q poetl-Poet's trust What
under heaven IL that
''Woll, IL is sometimes called tho Poets
Corner, :"
The evening world., 1890-03-05

,Antoine Mayer is a Jolly German. He lives a,
lIl2 First avn ne, in the Steuben flats, and has
2 hsppy family. lie u = cerpeptef and has helped
enild house,. all oyer the CIV, from the Battery IA
ipg eli the time and hts syes were full 81 ,rsSs, ~
thst he looked ss though he was weeping morning,
miserable slftbe time, and IN describing his case he
The evening world., 1890-03-05
Quite the Reverse.
tfFon Tesas SrrHgs.l

II s'pose. silss, " said Uncle Abner to his
son who bad returned from q visit to the
city. THAT all thope gals you met at the
bali at Bob's we're all dressed mp to kill"
- Nav, " replied the young man, peared
to me they were all dressed DOWN."
The evening world., 1890-03-05
An Inconsidsrate Woman.

tFrem T,ras ~Sftfne-I
Tramp-Is this old coat all you've got for a
poor man
Lady-That's all; but half an hour ago I
gave q POOR man q pair OF pants and Q vest.
Tramp-Humph! You were in q devil OF q
hurry TO get rid Of EN-. You might have
waited that half an hour.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
Seeing the Celebrities.

tFrow Tms1
New Yorker ITO Chicago friend as they
drive through Central Parkl-That is .
statue OF Burns..
Byrnes out our way. Have you . statue Of
Capt. Williams, also?
The evening world., 1890-03-05
Death OF George Washington.

Death OF George washington. Z.
uroBt Tssas Slitasal
when did George Washington die ?"
asked q teacher in q New York public school.
ia he dead ?" was the astonished reply.
'.Why. it was not more than 9 wsek ago
that we were celebrating. his birthday, and
now he Is dead. It's q bad year on children.
/ reckon his folks let him eat something
that didn't agree with him. or maybe the
grip got way with him."
The evening world., 1890-03-05
DRAMAS OF DAILY LIFE.
A Series of Interesting Stories of EUery-
Dag HNppeninOs.
BY GEORGE r. SIMS.

author of Lights o London" A" n RaHcay Romance" The Lost
Bride" de-
The evening world., 1890-03-05

An Example from History.
Iron VsHssv's Weekly
Freddy tstudying American History
Papa, is there anything in what people ray
about thirteen being an uniuchy numbers
Old suggs English By by blrthl-Yes, IL
seems 80.
Freddy-Well. how was 10 the Union was
so, luckyf 1t commenced with thirteen
colonies
Old snRgs-oh-er-that was unlucky for
King George.
The evening world., 1890-03-05
Save the Chndre,

Save the ChIldren.
HIMRop's WHooPIHe COUGH OURE instantly re-
lisVss the whoops and gives rest 10 the patient with
30 III after effects. For sale by druggists. -
The evening world., 1890-03-05

N0TIGE.-Al those who intend to
compete for the "Swoppers' Prize"
should send In the accounts OF their
transactions at once. None will be eon'
sldersd after March 10.
The evening world., 1890-03-05

The New York Bicycle Club will shortly
give q pool tournaments The pool ourneyS
at present in progress ~ the Manhattan and
Kings County Bicycle Clubs have proved
extremely interesting.
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financial.
financial.
ATLANTIC TRUST CO.,
80 VILLA NV. YORK CITY.

Dayahlr u; this Once OF l. is"O
q 'LrNIu $50 IOt KISti VALLEY 7s
RI. LOFTS ARK AH-AS ASD ri.XAS CAR TEI'.T
81.
IEON AR Co. r 10
EI'HN"Nb A%p DASVIIL.E AR TRUST u lIe.
Il.k,A lpAN iGENt :.
rOIT WAYNE ~TnII IT RAILWAY GO
UNION 'HPNpN IN 81 A%J L!.NA1O OR Co
HlN3il: VI IOH 'THG;L1 RAILWAY co
LtN' >.i.E cry STftir RAILWAY 60.
O"CFOi.N AND LAKE J>s.rf RAILWAY co
10rH OCTOBER.
rUII.DD. ass h. AND SO. MICH. RAILWAY co.
SERIES
18TH OCTOBRR
Ch%It E tTIII I NJ. co. 4 u.
torloi~ Win ~rh'tl" attain 4 he lsft three day
b.fo.c d. iH'- check. wall - rrliy at ra''riy
". u. MALE. Ys-.,d."t
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financial UtctlnCs.

ILLINuIS CENTRAL EAIl ROAD COM
i r Any The Am Mo t'n2 .: ~ rtaltors u tho
IL no. '~n'! i:'.'o41 '.'l ra.' -; tn .'c'ion 81.
y and On " h"' iIs.n' MA h.. l. 4 a:
a. IL % T." ''i IA "a -" 49, -" III aao H'as :
III n'l,. u w. f~>l.p o t"i J. iEip - lr-t
ION .L g.. Pie: g.. "a rs. IA S.c-ei,rI
%'r s.. Is. ""ptr'Lb'r ~ 1890
n UIi' b. Ia" annull meeting Of III" stock
~ h;!rr' ~ To- ioI.N ILL i"i N.'h:l- E,rrai ,om
VII H. lflG At uii'" "a flr
Low ''' T., ~ T.fi. d.. M /; d.. " u,iol.r Lr>
lh' to tar i'r ''I, 'i '''"e SatIriny %. .ui
siant ~ t. "'I, rH ani i'"I -iiay - 81 II
O"'u'tr. I-"U Al - -. .,..t ,
I.rI:iN-. A.,isrant SECRETARY
ynr s.. :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

TUESDAY. Sept. SOP m
The Hew-Yori Central and llUiS'n ElNcT k1ll-
road Company las accepted tie da'r OF IN"
United States and that ot The State Of Nrw-i OK
for the he. i,nin- and cndinI 81 It's iisril veal
Julv ~ June 80. Therefore II today i>stc- an
annual rcpor' fr 4 N'"al year c,'!"d june 49,
1890 A. compared with tlr sane tW'!v" months
o, the peccling year III" Surrlls c'unn-s i"f
the last yc,i ore Sirf.I>-, after the payment 81
Of l.? pei cent GINiucnd>. a'aihs Sl2l,.'"" Lei
the preceding year airc: IL" pay H"n' OF "hNi
per cent. The following table SLOWS me COM
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lock marie. generally closed strong.
TIE BOND M,RkEIS.

In Sta" I.>uc. ihr hu.iir., WIS covered by q
small Sic oI t,rorsia -. gUd AZ l"l -. of
CITY ham stocks orlv Commerce sold ca at POS
III" General miraet tn BOMBS WAS Oul> ssh'
reflection Of the manipulation III tie a'otk
uiIIirt. Their w'De ~ riS'nt dei""nd TO- Sp'rI'
ISSUE, AMI wheH u w. po~>'hlr the marlp ii.H"n
Of III" stock Lm.rhrt siplird over iito III" D"nd
market for cHrct Fer list 'nc" 4 s'"r' ~
trc'sI cioWuch At>i.-'u. loprk3 "ad Nant' fe
inc .irs ulth sl.tIi 'isa"t:"I.. dr"n I" - -
with r.o.in@ 81 -. TIE iII'r,. h""r'rf. zen.
orally ruled firm. Reference. !" ma" +" oar inl
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MaGEEPCRNACECO COMPANY.

Tho proprrty OF th, company freehold. situated a.
Chelsea Mass. comprising about ll6.+6S square feet OF
land with deep water frontage Of $50 feet This build
in2s 30 in number mostly brick. and consist OF
moulding casting plating fitting and inspecting depart
nvnts large stores; also boiler and machinery
houses The works. which the largest III H"witng-
land lighted throughout by electricity pant f"r this
purpo-e having been recently Land down IN" hsrf IA,
depth Of IS feet OF water at low tide. enabling the
compsny 70 receive all supple, coal lumber &C.
by vessel.
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y Ill UtltJ ann leave more man SllIUcIe0t
IN nav a djvdend nf : nar cent on the
n ill.,: CL
" "'
gt' raia t'v' - err" t''n '''onS e" np't'to-
g.. g.. t., al.n a'i Il -."n "'o'''Y "a wa ~ 80
... ''''' 49,. ,'''. .,...., ..,..'... ~
~4 ~ !. ,.n"o r.~ d~,e, p...' o. III. - .rr
..... ..... , III. go. .o,,ru... .,ve
,.. 49,, ,..l :. ...'..... - ant -. I.'hte,: 'o..>
patti. ~,... A.. .i,,,o r.ki.,t TIA. .. go, 81.
!. -; =. "a i-r.d .l-.',r,.
.a..ya p. a., ,. or. -. ror74ny ,.ei,-o p1,,n.-
v'.a r-,- f. -, J.- q: t. -" ~" compute, e.
,. y -" 1T A. >a.' - Ai'i i1 a,o a"T~s-. Na:,.
p., 81 -. .: '.o ,a.u. ~ ii74c.
u, l-.c To /. i,.i " =" coIp1n, ,r the ~n'ls Of
=. t-.i-:,'.~ ~. ~. ,,'.. !-'.;, 'xtl; -. %,
cunts ra,. - ..,.o". al .or', luTfu'ur.d
,.! 80 OIL. -" . ',.,.. -, '..n '> - ~
=, no Vendor ha. a.. ,! - ,.,, - ,,y 4 ~" ~
,,. ,-. f.,., h.r, or i.2.r,..> 4 ..' .,iiy
A. 'r ;'::'''n- - "a N''" ~ h'a - J. = 7''.
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financial.
MAGE FURNACE COMPANY,
SMITH AND ANTHONY STOVE COMPANY,

respectively situated 1t Boston and "akehe'd Ma'''
The goods manufactured comprise Furnaces lSahees
steam Hot water Heating APPARATUS Stoves &C.
Kitchen Goods Outhts and Speciatcs OF all descriptions
PLUMBERS supplies. Sc., mostly protected by Letters
Patent and the wtll.known trade marks MaRee and
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1890 \. compared with Ito sane Twelve months
o, tie preceding year tLr surrlis cunin-s l"f
,ho Voc, yea, s-c S,tsl>- aftc, the pavi!rnL 81
,,.,, ,,,..,,d, ,,,i,s, si2l 200 t,I
the preceding year atc: IL" payment OF "hNi
. per cent The following table SLOWS the COM
nor,.on in dc,,l:
EAHHtH'' n..
y a.. ended LIME go -. 40 -, ~ pee ,,..
Fiviu r',.as'i' ~ ~" 49,. ~ l.,.Ii-
~ N G,.'. If'3v I7"' p D9. go
Pr,u t..rt'lh"." 8. -? r., ~ ~ IT, H., .n...
! ON lW:'s a., ~ - be .l.rI
10" "'''
Total - 'i','"' ~ "@ '"H LAC ~ '' %
"rLHAlIN1 EMP Nei-'
10. 49,, e. ~, 200 S. c;3 80 InO. 1885, O.
Il. r.t, o: "4"r- .... ,o.,,,,. a. a.!
ne9' =. ;.o 80 - !, -:-.'"i' Ne u" s~'
'''' "
T'al .-......- - - '2i > ''' 40. '"'
=. ..o a, . ,,..-yl, -.
tirs, H.ars, 80 ,G' Soi Dec 49,.
g. ..
Bsa' =" ..... - a., =, ~. H. ..
D''"'' '''''..''' ."
sr,prI> .... sLI 800 80, ~ iLc. 9"!'''
a IN at 80: - '"''.
Tie trl:l!r Sa,.>uc> SOW tLu ~" nHnl'"f 90
throug, p..,,,..cIs earned III ." i.~' }cn va
i'''-'. '-"'-' '~''''' ''' 49, r
-. ~. ."e bu; '"' ""> i'>~''1''> 81 = '"~
,'I ."T 1928" i"i. '.'.nNt i-.'. 49, IN 80
W,It i. -. $751; ann = -. ,3'. 'H" '"' n.'
sc,s-r I.l.ca.c w's "'',2' !-:, Or ATS "''''N''
~
re fi"i:ht uIo,c..rnt comp .r"> - ''..""'
ThIouS,. :."l".r~' t,I.~. '-"Ia>i i'- '.'l" '"'
woy. l.. "yI.;;l. '...;>' 81" ..":: ip'"! 90
clr:iu. r..yri!" l. .:"-.i.i, r- '.' '.'.'-'.. -
7nr L..., ,o!.'.ae" "I .lr-n' rti...i.- r'.".' .'
,c,r w.. :.r;5, ,p,. ",,
Tie ,>..-"i c,r;In.> jrI n1.r = }rr "'''
l11 coats. .+'.l>r l."' '"a'' ,. '.' .''.' i".
,ri nud lnr plo., l"r .uc : o, Ii. e" T.. a-..i..
u - cents
In. ;r,t.h, = rnlu., ,r3 tor rl'. d. T." i..'
year wee l. =; r,..,~ -.i,.' ".;i =. r.l i..'
urvI. Vs., o.! cents a:..is oil ,..'~
For ne uu.I,.I "a, ,i -cp.c't.' q .'. F..-i "a
ell d., f. i..,gl o.: ,i.. - llr ain. 'r. ''. .'
T.. coiai, i,y l..n,, 49, u'rX.ci 4 .u.. >iu'.i.
~, -lrh!'lgs ior stVr >"D''.l.'''; ".tl f. 80
o.r l..l ,.,i For i.r y,,,I ,.c..,. : '}'r..l,"
49, rotw ,i,,Ar!i.I1 nc loses -! TIE e's,". a.
rci .,ll,i,. .. fnr the $40 are 49, !;..l'. -
nor conf ,po,,., oO Ter cot ;.r Vie lril ,l.i.i
Sru;,,nl4r - l--9 Iir rr'.lr u..i'riI' DID,
lc.d az ,..r c.ii lala! p. Oc'n',, j.. =. -. -.
-, ,eJ Tie fo;inyi - t..I,,c go, -, .,,, o.. ,.>'.
-, 20 .i ,,.,,., ..,.,t;,r ,,4ii, ,.., .,. 4, ,.t
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MINING STOCKS
SLY rH.

Buil5n ce,ts.-... no.. II: 1oa. l12 loco
CLOSING PRICES OF nOsroH srOcKS.
Hostoa 5r,,. 1890.
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HART BROS. TIBBETTS & co.
Taking the profits of the last year as a
basis of calculation, the figures will stand
as fellows:
To pay 6 per cent. on the G125.000
Mortgage 0ebentures will require per an
mum $500.
To pay 8 per cent. on the SIPS. 900
Preference Shares Will require per annum
$4,000. and leave more than sufficient
to pay dividend.of - per cent on the
Ordinary Shares.
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THE SMITH & ANTHONY STOVE COMPANY.

q
company receive all supplies of on coal. lumber. &C.
by vessel.
THE SMITH & ANTHONY STOVE COMPANY.
The freehold promises Of this company ar" located at
Wakefield. and comprise Ave OF laad with front,
Of 6,s feet railway. which are ~ buildings.
equipped modern machn"rv tools. Iat"rnS
&c. making the best plant Of ts w the country.
Qe,hcr with tho lately added foundry and hot and
aitchcn furnishing Both co'pNe, hav" ware"
rooms OF wholcs agencies Boston New York Chicago
Kan.as Cp Mnn"opoli,. Grand Rapid, aud san Fran
ci.co
IN. magnitude of the business done by these
panic, nav bc measured extent tho
they keep ~mpIov'd during whole Gas worAmcn.
THE ACCOUNTS or THE TWO COMPANIES
HAVE BEEN EXAMINED on TIE SPOT ny AREP.
RE.ESTATIvE or THE FIRNOF MEs~R~rART
BROS. TIBBETTs g. CO., CHARTERED ACCOUNT.
ANTS. OF IL MOOR;ATE-~T. LONDOS. AID
THEIR REPORT SHOW, THAT TIE PROFITS
'-'' " - MOORGATE ST..
April. 1890.
TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAS sTOvR
AND FURNACE CO.. LIMITED:
GENTLEMEN: WE HAVE EXAMINED THE
SMITH g. ANTHONY STOVE CO., BOTH or Dos.
Ton. FOR TIE THREE YEARS ENDING DEC. 81
1850.
AFTER MAKING CERTAIN ADJUSTMENTS N
THE ACCOUNTS. AND ~UCH RESERVES FOR DR.
PRECIATION or MACHINERY. PLAST AND Elk.
lures APPEARED TO e., TO BIZ NECESSARY,
WE FIND THAT TIE NET PROFITS WERE As
FOLLOWS,
Year ending Dec. 81, 1887, $751;
243. a. at $4.85 to the & sterling,
G32,628.
Year ending Dec 81, 1888. S172.-
457.42; at S4.85 to the & sterling,
G35,558.
Year ending Dec. 81, 1889. $685..
at S4.85 to the G sterling,
G38,769.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
SHIFTING THEIR ATTACKS.
BEARS ARE DESPERATE.

A CULL STOCK MARKET WITH A FIRM
CLOSING.
SAILS AT THE STOCK EXCU ANGT!-SErrEMBE 80.
GOvERyNEET BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

Patterson, y. j.. September 30n. 1870.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-05
THE CALLIOPE.

"You remember, Maud" began the youth in
tremulous tones. that you granted my entreaty
last night and" sone moment, Harry" inter-
posed the ing woman, sweetly; .'les us go
and sit by TIE window. 1t is cooler" And she
led him away from the concealed phonoeraph.
That you granted my entreaty last night. "
he resumed and permitted me 20 kiss you. A
kiss. N nd, is the hardest thing in the world to
forget That kiss has been burning on my lips
ever since, and now. dearest, have come to ask
you the old, old question. VIII you" 1T
doesn't seem to be any cooler here. Harry"
again interposed the lovely but busines, like
maiden, as she led the infatuated Young man
back to the corner where the hidden phone.
graph was working away. what were you say
ing. Harry Chicago Tribune.
In PARIS young poet approached the taole of
avery much occupied editor, and said: 81 beg
your pardon, monsieur, but here are q few
verses which - s.Veiy good. Please to
place them in the waste paper basket yourself.
I am 80 bHsyw replied the editor, without
casting glance at the poet Court Journal
When woman who can earn SIS week loves
and marr.es a man who can't earn more than
$50 week. this practical, romantic wor can't
help simiring her devotion and thinking at
the same time what an awful fool she is.-Somer.
vile Journal
dirshkiud-Und vat may be the price of this
vatch7 Jeweler-Ten dollars Hirshkind (sotto
vocel-He asks ten: he means eight; he'll dake
six: it's worth four; I'll offer two-Jeuclcr's Cir
calGr.
There Is strsnve-looking female at the gate.
Jupiter" said Hebe. ..She wants TO see yoa %
els she unarmed?" Yes" at must be Venus
of Milo. Let her in" -Ne.c York Sun.
who wrote the Psslms9' asked the superin-
tendens. severely. And then little girl in the
infant class began to cry. ut wasn't me. sir"
she said.-CAicaQo Eetrs