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yIDUaLs RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TFIAS.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bearing upon
pt with the FIRST National Bnk months
COLLECTIONS made direct all accessible points
States and RENTED for promptly Mt lowest e.ma.
PaRTI ola attention paid the business OF Core pm
THIS RANK, being recently organized in condition
Banking Bnsness favorable other the State
BANKING SECURITY Tile United Ses rcqircs that
full statement the Liabilities and Assets of all National Banks
and by least three nf the Directors
besides this Bank Examiners the pleasure the
nude thoroughly Examine condition Bank
National Bank afford protection other
Banking ,
CHARACTER AND CAPT. AZ The Officers Directors
Stockholders of Fr Naipa Bark the each
Stakeholder, unlsr IL" National Balk law responsible double the
Of his stock n" Ba Las bsrsc of re fac
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WANT share IF business We your patronage and
entire satis nin ali hn.iss listed
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To Men Of Moderate Means.
THE
THE WEST SAILED LAND CO.
Offers in It's Stock Of cassB an investment Capitalized at
Only $25, coo, but which represents
400 Town Lots, Averaging 5Ox15O Fe It
Ezzzszzzzsxz- .ss5s. z. EEazlaTs So
Shares Ten dollars Zach,
PAYABLE in Five One Dollar lnssalments,

As follows One Dollar Sb.crpso; One Dlar March
Dollar April l One Dollar Nay H. aud One Dollar June lst
Whereupon total Of Five Dollars having thus been paid the
stock viii declared full pail seable anil certif
Gates Of Ten Dollars par vslac viii forthwith be su d
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b. stock based he mot De ale residential
vicinity Of Salem, ag tie sc OF lie 0Coss
directly Roanoke river ne spaan'd by bridge
which will bring these lots within tea net rive Of tn &c ter OF the
of Salem.
Tie Company Of S Vr.I organized under
perpetual incorporation January 9Th 1885, with George Allen
Presiden Manager; John Francis Ncpen lhas Tompkns
Secretary Treasurer and Attorney The company
organized purpose buying developing and selling nd in am
adjoining counties The plan Of operation will be opurchase
property based that rsrcur purchase divide the
psry into small and sell rapidly practicable dt
proceeds among khdrs Of that series and cancel the
elock The will be Issued the series plan and
management and proceeds will be kept separate
Glass land lying and close TO the McAdam
adjoining West Sal Tb property has been ssocs'd $4,000
(which portion OF the property
laid ointo building and prepared for SALE The boos series Ahaye
been closed
Glass ID company chased hundred Land known
the Baxter Logan land lying the south side Of Roanoke
poe salem have stocked under the provisions Of their
Glass At This Glass b. stock i off red
payable 81 share when the subscription ma
and 81 per Let o March, April My and June making total
per share which time the stock will be declared paid
and will then be Issued
property this stocked At very moderate amount and
the stock will form safe and profitable investment
II further information be desired, Address
GEO ALLEN, President and Manager.
CHAS O. TOMPKING Secretary Salem Va
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First NaIiaDal Bank -I0l 1ughsul.
Ct arteed Nov. 9 1857!
OF EIC K5Es =.

Us. All REDEEM 20. d. HEAL
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE SENATE AND THE TARIFF.
SUBCOMMITTEE TO BEGIN EXAMINING THE
MEASURE AT ONCE.

Washington, May 60 (speciaD.-Tho Senate took ~
first step toward action the Tariff bill odsy when
Mr.. Plumb's resolution calling for information as 10
the changes proposed in the schedules adopted In
slightly modified form. Mr. Plumb asked that the
Finance Committee make out for the Of the Senate
statement showing in parallel columns the dutics
levied by the present law, those contained in tho
House bill and those contemplated by the committee
and he further requested that in every where
the duty increased the appropriate for the
increase be given Some notifications were sug-
gestcd in the Senate this morning. among them that
the duty, wien compound, should be given in an
equivalent ad vaorcm rate and that the reasons for
decreases well increases in duties be put In the
statement. The resolution amended agreed
to without division MIR. Plumb urged as the motive
for the resolution that the revision Of the tariff now
being made would probably be unchanged for twenty
years, and that as much aid possible should be
given to Senators u forming judgment on the rates
Of duty recommended by the Finance Committee
The committees report will contain all the tables and
data asked for.
At the meeting OF the Senate Finance Committee
Tomorrow the Tariff bill will be referred to sub
committee for examination. This subcommittee will
probably be the same as the that prepared the
senate substitute for the Mills bill in the Lth Congress
-Messrs. Allison, Aldrich and IUscock. The sub
committee will begin work on the schedules within
day or two, soon as some necessary preliminary
printing has been done. The rate Of progress they
will be able TO make will depend upoa the inerrup
tons to their sessions by interested persons and
delegations who come TO plead for insertion Of their
views in the bill All such callers up To the present
time have been requested TO put their views in writing
without Interruptions II is expected by members Of the
committee that the bill can lie returned 10 the senate
within ten days.
senator Fsrwcl to-day presented a memorial signed
by Marshall Field Co.. Carson, Prize scott q Co
Edison, Keith e Co.. y. X Fairbanks and other large
Chicago business firms, protesting against the passage
Of the Mckinley Tariff bill as a measure I'm the
direction Of increased rather than of lower due.
objection Is made particularly to the increase from
80 10 20 cents-100 per oent-on manufactured linens
30 to 60 per cent on linen laces 40 10 go per COM
cotton laces lace window curtains and embroderies
and the almost prohibtory duties Imposed on cotton
hosiery aud underwear.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington May 26.-Lcutenant-Colonel William
winthrop deputy Judge advocate general. has been
ordered 70 repair Washington for duty in the Office Of
tho Acting Judge Advocate General First Lieutenant
William W. WherspOon, 18th Infantry. has been re
lcvcd rom temporary duty at the soldiers Home.
Yashlngfon and assigned U duty In connection with
tho Indian prisoners at Mount Vernon, Ala. Major
Peter D. Vroom. inspector general, has been ordered
To inspect the military departments in the Maryland
\ gricultura College, ". Johns College. Annapolis,
Md: Delaware College. Newark. Del. and the Penn
sylvana Military Academy, at Chester Penn; and
lieutenant Colonel Henry c. Wood assistant adlutant
general has been ordered 20 similar duty at the West
virginia University and the University OF tennessee
The President today sent 70 the senate the fol
lowing nominations Assistant surgeons IN the Navy
John Evelyn Page. Of Virginia, and Robert Morris
Kennedy. OF Pennsylvania.
telegram was received AT the Navy Department
n day from actns RcarAdmiral Walker. saying that
the squadron Of Evolution would sail from Gibraltar
this morning for Tausicr, whence 1t would san tIhs
afternoon for Rio d. Janero Brazil, stopping al
the Madeira Islands en routc
The Yautic has been detached from the North
Atlantic squadron and viii be nttcd ont A. training
hlp for apprentices. Her boiler, have given out ana
.he /, practically lame duck This vessel ana the
Essex Will take part In the memorial exercises AT
riverside Park y. y. on Decoration Day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
supreneIy Deliahifui

To the emaciated and debiltated invalid is tne "s W
ro,urning health and strength produced by hos'e'e
stomach Bitters when that promoter Of visor ''@.
NV per.on, in feeble health It's restorative and NtaS"s
oo,.ncv soon eyinces itself in improved appetite ds
ton and nightly repose. the sole conditions ua. 80,
strength aud nerve Quctude is Nouch-aieu l" vi. -.
system. gain In flesh OF course ensues upon inc
ton OF digestion and assimilation. As surrey - -
ovs the fan Of the leaf does disease shatow the ooN
steps OF declining strength, when the premature u
OF vitality is not arrested. Marasmus, cohs""po" ~.
other wasting maladles are prompt 10 fs'teh 'pOa W
enteebed. Avert disease, therefore, with this s nns
bling tonic which not only renews falling s''cAs ..s
,nteates and counteracts the innrmtes OF age ana
of the genter sex. Rheumatism, malaria 1--WE 49,
nay troubles yield 70 ~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
liable for debts contracted prior the issuing Vi
final certificate therefor.
4 NEW SILVER BILL IN THE SENATE.


Washington, MAY 26.-The Silver bill prepared os
Mr.. st. John president Of the Mercantile Nato"a
Rank of New York, and introduced by Senator fuo
today directs the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 P"'
chase monthly silver bullion 10 the aggregate amount
~ fonr and one-half million ounces Of fine silver a'
the market price but not exceeding one dollar ioi
2-1 o51OO grains Of pure silver, and TO issue lIOn
states notes in payment therefor These notes S''A
he legal tender for all purposes, unless other"''o
spec,Gcd in any contract. The aggregate amount y,
such notes outstanding shall not exceed the cost oi
the silver reserved on hand I'm the purchase o WIZ"
tho notes were Issued The notes shall be rdceaoie
ON demand at the Treasury or Sub Treasures IN c"''
bnt the Secretary Of the Treasury may, after the cA
niration of two years from the passage OF this a'O
nrescrhe regulations for the redemption OF the ho'
on demand Of the holder. in an amount OF slI'''
bnon worth at the market price, on the date Oh TO
dempton the face amount of notes thus redcen'u
,n burIion II in the discretion of the secretary Su'
method of redemption shall then be to the n'cruI,
~ The United states. The secretary slall com Sue
on-tinn of the silver purchased not less however,
ihan 80 100000 monthly, As he may deem nece,sat ,s
20 nrovide for the redemption OF the uheh nta,r'
notes After two years the m mnlm1m nm IN soaEe orth
Dire,nent shall be reduced TO sloOOOoO per nloi''
Tbe bin was referred TO the Finance committee
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
PLANNING TO ADVANCE WESTERN RATES

Chicago. May 90 (Spccill.-lt was learned to-day
that only /, there a plan on foot among Western
railroad men 10 advance rates TO their normal basis,
but that the presidents OF all the Western roads have
expressed their hearty In the outlines of
the plan. The plan hinges. as have all the previous
similar ones. on the Union Pacific Northwestern CON
tract it will hc surprise 10 every railroad man.
except those Immediately Interested, that all the
presidents should agree that AL ASSOCIATION must be
formed which recognizes tho legality Of such con
trict, In return for this concession, the Union
Pacific and Northwestern will be expected 10 cOnccdc
variou, minor points asked by their competitors.
Chairman Walker, of the Interstate Commerce Rail
way Associations ha, done yeoman service In bringing
about the present movement for restoration Of rates.
To morrow meeting ot the trunk lines In New York
will. II it backs up the Buffalo meeting OF lake men.
mako the almost clear for restoration of rates.
The bases decided upon at the Buffalo meeting
satisfactory alike 10 Chicago east bound and west
lines
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
MIR HUNTINGTON AND PACIFIC MAIL

Denver. May 26 Specialize. r. Huntington arrived
in Las Vegas oday. Mr.. Huntington was asked a.
to u rlmor that he was attempting tO buy up a con
trolling interest in the Pacific Mail steamship Company.
don't understand 1t At ALL said Mr.. Huntington,
a, 1 have by no means large interest IN the com
pany. aud no Intention whatever Of increasing my
holdings. Mr. George Gould is reported saying that
he viii get ont of the company II the stoo khodcrs at
tempt t0 throw the company into my hands and he
further complains that have not been attending the
meetings Of the directors. have been away 50 much
that could not attend board meetings regularly, but
getting control Of the line that II all paper
talk should be very sorry to have Mr.. could leave
the company, but | don't think he will The Pacific
Mail steamship Company is being increased in facilities
and : In good condition.
Mr.. Huntington is on his way 10 New.Yori.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE STATE COMMITTEE MEETING TODAY.
TO STUDY THE NEW ELECTION LAws-AN EARLY
CAMPAIGN NECESSARY.


The members Of the Republican state Committee
will meet as announced. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at
II a. m today. General Knapp, the veteran chair
man. arrived yesterday, and few other members
from the State came last evening, but the majority
viii appear this morning. The session will be purely
executive Some surprise has been expressed because
the meeting has been called carly In the season
put annie explanation is found in the radical changes
made in the election laws changes that completely
revolutionize the system Of voting that has been In
oneration for years These changes Will form the
main subject of discussion with the comoittee for the
mrpose Of taking such action will fully instruct
any Republican voter on the subject Senator saxton
will explain all the provisions Of the new law to the
committee.
II IS possible that something may be done In ref
ercnce 10 the action Of those alleged Republican mem
bers ~ the Legislature who, under the leadership OF
Hamilton Fish ir and Frederick :. Gibbs, allied
themselves With Tammany Hall and worked In the
interest Of the Democratic party throughout the ses
sion but on this point tie chairman OF the committee
was absolutely silent last night.
Among the members Of the committee from the
KeIlogg who represents the Congress District COM
posed of Montgomery schenectady, Fulton, Hamilton
and saratoga counties, and Colonel John W Dunn
tho member from Broome County. Mr.. Kellogg said
that he Lad looked into the new election laws care
fullv and he thought a good deal of hard work viii
have done by both parties to educate the voters
80 that they will understand them.
Mr. Dunn said that he had not examined the new
laws 10 any great extent, but he knew enough about
them 20 believe that an early campaign IS necessity
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SEVEN DIRECTORS OF ROAD RESIGN.
CHANGES DUE TO THE SALE OF THE ST. LOUIS

SEVEN DIRECTORS OF A ROAD RESlGN.
CHANGES DUE TO THE SALE or THE ST. LOUIS
AND SAN FRANCISCO COMPANY.
In consequence of the recent acquisition of the con-
troll Of the ST. Louls and san Francisco Railway Com
pany by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Company the following directors yesterday resigned
from the former company Jesse Seligman, George
Coppcll Horace Porter, Bryce Gray, Henry H. McHars
Henry seligman and Henry l.. Morrill,. In their
places were elected the following who represent the
Achison interest: Thomas Barring, George c. Magoun,
John J. McCooH, william Libby, Cecil Barring Alden
Speare and Allen Marvel
In presenting his resignation, Jesse Seligman sara :
While regret to sever my connection with this cor
pOraon feel that the control is transferred in'o o
and honorable and all that will be in their power 70
protect tho Interests of the company. Ny house ntS
o @ Sng IN d 5o pE2pey re 'His Htsnc and Pacc
Company which then owned this property, was forTga f
when the hnal settlement was made, It's ndeptedheSs
was discharged in iul with interest, and all the soeh
exchanged for other shares since te 81 Lou L9S rnn a,Ir
san Francisco Railway Company acquired tils d plWpd
criy which the Atlantic and Pacihc company oWhta ,t
in Missouri, it has built many miles OF road anu o,rn m
propcrtv is now la splendid condition, while us carr
Ing power is equal to that of any OF me other Weset ~
roads in its territory Much OF ths result Is ae m h to
the great energy perseverance hhI eApceSTe e. VI henn
company's president. General Winslow, VINO mas p'e
entrusted with the management OF It's roads ana al,
far, and who has fulfilled the responsible duties OF
hi, Office most fully and faithfully l.. % he
n is also great Of satisfaction TO me 10 oe
ollc 10 state that neither myself nor my firm nor go
far as know any Of the officers or directors Oh tii
many has AZ any time ever derived any pront
from hc construction OF ~ thousand miles OF roads or
in any speculation In its lands or In any contracts Ior
the eupply Of coal any material required by tie
road I NAV also state here that ono OF the main
reasons which actnated my house in parting WIN ts
sborchodlng interest I'm this company Is that We tnih
MAJ thc time has arrived when large corporatlo,ls
mnst mite in order to give better satisfaction TO me
,uiIlc as well a, more cfectuay 10 protect thelr
Lond and stock holders and hope that this action oi
ours will contribute something toward bringing about
this desired result.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
CONTINUED ACTIVITY IN b AND q. SloOh'
TuF RUNORrD NEW IssUE-PLANs FOR IMPRoV.
ING THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

rvG THE NsHINGTON.NEw YORK LINE.
Baltimore. MAY 90 spcclaD There was continued
activity I'm Baltimore and ohio stock on Change to-
dov About 80 shares changed hands The stock
opened ri IO2 1oj. and closed at lo4 IL bh'
General comment is made in financial circles on the
buoyancv of the stock. which has not paid a divi-
derd for two years. Prominent bankers, familiar
with the Grancl policy Of the road in the past, say
that John r. Garrett, desire 10 keep the road in the
b,,ds - a f.w stockholders had led him TO prefer
i-.uioc bond, to stock. This was done until the out
Standing bonds covered nearly everything that coud
hc bonded some u the smaller stockholders arc
anxouslv mqulrug whether or not the company
can force new stock on them II they 90 not approve
Of the increase.
n p. ,aId that a syndlcatc VIII be formed 7" ouy
M at par all new shares desired by the present
Stockholders II j., thought that none of the large
holder. Viii object IN the new issue The only step
necessary to make new issue legal is for rc'ou-
ton 10 he pa--ed hv the ducotor- ana ratlhed "l
meeting of stockholders which may be called al any
flme II is understood that The executive committees
f the board of directors ha, already indoiaed the now
t.-u. Those who arr urging the sale OF me Ball-
more and Ohio stock held hy tho city and state say that
de-pf. the pros perou. outlook for the Baltimore ara
,lI ,le stock viii never command the figures u oncc
dA II old at one time at 600. The road h'' nov
AZ ans time within the past ten year earned enough
to uay 10 pcr cent dly dend. except np"h 'he ""'n'
Iu..uu branch. Ih" company mas "i "'' '''' ''
,,. lr.r contract, for new rolling stock. besides
.,,,',. d. extensive works al Mount clare on full
time turning out new locomotives and cars
Tic rivalry between the Pennsylvania ana inc
rllrm0re and ohio Reading Ncv Jersey ''ntral com
bira,..n ln tc lr". between N"" >"rh ana MA'nn9S ms
49,, t,. led the lt-cr 20 determine 20 d" away WIN
,r ,c ola car. ou the Sew York line replacing thrui
,,fh rev ones, The Inc viii be known d. r,e ~ , =,
,.i.. ti., r.,r, the color = ~" cars. The three
,.,..,,ries have ordered the cars from INC fh"nlH
company of Chicago. There VIII be slh"si p',
.,,-.r ..asl.- eight combination cars i.F pd.t'rc
and passengers, and ten parlor cars l.n,n LII TfA. m
ON consist Il four I'VE cars fdch car VII ~"
&C.. .ii..ii-i and viii have smoking aparuneen' @ -.
tt.lyc pcr.ou. The car, viii be- lghtcu W. .i ~
,rt heated With steam. and VIII nave au,H au,pmH'n ~
nr,tcs There viii Dee no extra chars ior 'aNct ~
tir.e trains. except fo- seats IN PaIlor ,arS ~ n.u
,r-f b. T., ,. borne equally by The thrre conpa.''
Ntor Davidson aid today that ne n. t", ",t,r,.
c.l,,d any rf,r.- tion foy tie purchase ~ t' ~,
t.r,t if The baltimore and Onto st"ck' ana iih. M
ll. dd not know that any would ., n'''ii "a h ~
r.,it ,.rcvr any Offer ~ the kind, D" dhocn h'
y,,.u!d lay the matter before the Cily '"ih'1L
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
ALL GOWN AND No TENNIS.
From The Baltimore sun.


=, There !. superstition among tennis PLAYERS, to
the effect that girl will never become a good PLAYER
II she should get an elaborate tna, snit before sAo
girls WHO lie them away 70 d fashionable sumner
resort prepared for emersenc.eN with STYLISH tennis
suits, for they Will find their cha that they arc
an gown and no tennis, and will give up in despair
their efforts 10 learn the fashionable game Another
opinion current among the craft IS that good PLAYER
designs her costume for comfort arst. and does
and furbelows 10 impede her movements. Here ars
TWO specimens OF gowns, one worn 6y the Champion
gay young girl. with eve 10 the picturesque and
becoming. The first consisted u 4 plain short slIrs
OF white material in narrow. red stripes Ike avnin;
with pinSripes Of red the right sleeve rolled up %
give fun freedom Of action. and displaying the nut
rnsset shoes and plain white sailor hat over no
Gypsy like. sunburn face. completed tbs simple bu5
becoming costume. The second costume was
dream I'm light blue and white The skirt. fl
and plain. was of blue and white striped flannel with
a shirt-waist OF the same material 4 broad Fault-
leroy collar with scarf of blue ribbon disclosed f.
blue silk yachting shirt the open neck, and largo
blue silk pufs ornamented the sleeves instead Il
cnTs soft sink sash wa, b,ptted ner,icently about
the waist. and white sailor hat was trimmed WITH
elHe rb6onS bae , ribbon bow 70 ,so mah s5eS TSs
sut FOR which tennis was but the means 70 an end
4 siddy costume prepared by Baltimore ~
This season, with which she hopes 10 a>tonl'n 10
Bostonian, her summer trip. i somewhat similar y
this. bnt Is rrd instead of blue and J. plainly alt
comfortable made. despite II, daring exterior. frln
the hat down waS the order N wnch tn,, ., ., s5,,
red Stripes crcling from the red button in the centre
Of the crown bought az a Sporung-supphes e.
tahlishment and with II the Young glrl secured no
civ anXiolsv 10 match the stripes in the otlc'
materials Of the costume she successful in her
search and the gown consists of red and wh',
striped skirt a white shirt waist. red belt. sash and
nccktie with red >tochdngS white tennis Shoe> ana
white handkerchief with red henNtt el po'!er' ? sep
mounted hv the striped cap the whole eet.up7 has
the eject Of a huge peppermint tick. ont VIII doInI
less look very picturesque on the green Grass anu
nndor rho blue Sky.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
4 BOSTON ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
From The Boston saturday Evening Gazette.

From The Boston saturday Evening Gazette.
II is a sad disappointment To lind that our Modern
Athens /, longer recognized as supreme Ill SCIENCE
literature or art. IN unprcjudced Bostonlan can
moi fail TO realize during visit 10 Ne" Ork, thai
this metropolis il The head centre of all arts ana
scl,nces excepting music. Thanks 10 Colonel Hig
gnsou our musical advantages are superior 10 those
of New ork, and second TO almost no European city
scientific men say here that there was every reason
WHY Boston should have continued the sclenunc
centre OF the United states-ns We had Harvard AT
our hack but we allowed that light to slip away from
our diadcm and now the star of literature ana the
star of art have followed
Even London, with Tadcma lierkomcr. Burnc
lanes and Leighton cannot show such brilliant group
of artists have made their home IN New YORK,
recently. John sargent who Is now rccosnlln as
one of the strongest painters In the world. Abbott
Thayer. whose originality and delicate sentiment are
unique; ". VI. Chase, u really great master, Thonias
Dcwing whose drawing and color are iull OK lndi'
vdualy Frank Millet, whose pictures are beaunmlly
painted; r. e. Porter. whose portraits OF women are
sure TO be among the most valuable heirlooms left
to our descendants; St Gaudens and Ellwell two OF
the best sculpors Of tho day. form aB arsro circle