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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
,rnS,vc PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA SlOChN.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCkH.


o.u;.;.s o., oxoct hirh rates for call loans
at the Stock Exchange VIII pr""ao'' wv '"''
the latest Treasury circular has become opera'''''
-, ,,,,,,.pts will b. begun on "Wednesday
and almost Immediately S3.oOo0oo will N n"o'"
O., tho hank rpxrvcs Of the country. There IS no
reason 70 suppose that other large holders VIII :"
d;,atorv i'm securing the advance interest," an" Wv
only DELAY that seems likely to occur IN releasing
nearly 1924. 900 900 OF Government MONEY "'"s w
c,usel by the additional labor thrown upon Inv
Treasury Spectators for Iaii ]" o'''Ho
pnyed keen APPRECIATION OF monetAr! co""'''"
in their vigorous efforts TO dcprrss prices 'ou"H
Thcv WON checked at the outset By rencweo o"'
inc for foreign account, but as soon az tins oe"""
was partially supplied they rrsuu'e:a oWl" ',,''
with spirit and apparent confidence. 'no "
TINT were achieved in the most vu'nera"e ,' m',
wore di,appointing, however. because they ia'eu
W. .,o1rcc General activity That the high rates
for money. which were speedily bid up I" ~ ana
20 nor cent. aud the weakness OF INV
Cropvcr shares. caused sales by tm'h h"'"-
ers was natural. but these formed ONLY small pA',
-, ,ho ,ot,, business Resides. the frightened
or wcarcd holders who par~u c'''p"y
with their stocks were also p'o" 'o a.
an.cr,o,ors The confidence Of real owners u'u
No., ,pncnr 70 be shaken and the bear facuoh Mu'
confrnted again 10y an insnperahic du'n'"s' -"
afternoon dealings We're anectcd ny ruui''H VI "
;mror,ant failure ut Chicago because OF cnt'hlF
uents with the bankrupt Boston note brokers, o"'
they were denied with cOnlmcndaole pro'np'""
and spirit. Either the rumors were stared '''
carly. or the dcninl was too prompt; ior INC
market had bcxun to rally In the last Ie" "''.
utes. Attempts 10 check this movement "erc 'D'
,yhollv unsuccessful although they pr"oaoS
added something 10 the short interest
The net results Of the days trading were W.
c,pcs OF 4 per cent in Chicago, Burlington anu
Quincy. ia per cent In Chicago Gas, ana o'
small fractions in most Of the Granger ana west
or, stocks ST. Paul was exceptionally nrlu ANU
resisting every attack, closed Ut slight ADVANCE
Louisville and Nashville. Lackawnnna al"
Pleading recorded final gains Of IA 10 IL per
cent. and many others refused to g. below 'he
,ast figures Of Saturday In the unlisted dc'
na,,mcnt Sugar Rcfncrcs stock rose II! pr
cont and at the end it retained over per cent oil
Tho improvemcnt. The closing was Irregular
and. cxcept in q few leading shares. by no means
weak.
TREASURY PURCHASES.
The Treasury at Washington redeemed $'9,'"'"
A,.os under the circular Of August 30. Al the
stock Exchange a small sale Of 4 per cents was
made 81; a decline Of Ia per cent The cloSih.
quotations were lower for this issue. while bids
for the 4 LIS were raised:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

IT,. hu.ipc.s in State bonds was restricted t.
one North Carolina corsol per ecu. "i .,n
brought fu prcr vi Id c rSur pdas Sati"na tisU
lncrce sold zoo AZ quo, III" Io"''" ''""" '
At l74 J.? nnd ia
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
The general bond market was dull and rather
heavy San Antonio ard Aransss PISS Issues
fell per- cent, Richmond and Wrs' I f"iHa a a~G
Eastern incomes per cent. On the other hand
Shenandoah Valley generals advanced ! per cent
to 50 l.. and Colorado Midland = .Sas %e oen s
certificates, yielded IA pr cent 70 90 III
consrquence Of the suit reported 20 have been De
gun by the state authorities OF IeSas s "'''''''ce
Is T The SewYork SuS-Treasury to-day redeemed
soi0.450 Ala per cent bonds and issncd ISL
400 new lcya,endcr notes. IN psym:at nn 6os srer
Trc ,, Department OF Washington bought 233,-
600 ounces Of silver bullion ut 81 go to 81 ~
making the total purchases under t's' act OF July
ID p.;cs for demand loans ranged from TO II
n.r cent Rcncwols and early loans were made
a.. tho lower figure, but rates steadily hardened
and the bulk OF new business was was a. c, pr er mr.
can, and IN The last hour flnctrated between
and 10 pcr cent. At the last minute an, !iesh
SUNNY anpcarcd hut brokers mao hiied tncir re.
1uiremcnts and it was oncreo a' oil" F' WIN
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $7s,3o2,?ll; Dai"hces' s"'-
The SubTrcasury WIS debtor at the Clearing Ing
House to-day $G1l.1s?. It's ntt "ss ." n"L,r r
BY o.sss % OF iaa "on and currency
TIr two days operations included Receipts S':,
'G3,24i: payments, &6.3a6H'3' res"n sis,ir ~
siis,32a.i;s coin and .ss,374,l42 currency
The United States Treasury at washington ,.s re-
crvcd today $l6?,?i0 National bank notes LOT
redemption.
The cnstons receipts were S76o,7ao. the in
trrnol revenue receipts $002,oll, and inc DIS
oclaneous receipts $3o,e2l. ...
on hand and deposits In bank osNpsres WIN tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
finanrlal.

errdsng Hihsr i roune charge rhhe adding
greatly 10 ne s'ruvy TIE prrtv ana girna assurd"ee
Of safi fd0iory rssutt ~ the conduct ffhe tus'eS&
These Dcbncure Ronds issued to fund surh tcn''
rary loans and to provide fixed workIng capital -
The proceeds Oi the depniurc> with the oh'r r.
company afford adequate provision Cr c
future requirements Of an Increasing business ana ~ 10
believed that rcsryrd Preferred stock Will become
available for tn. retirement az the Deb ntTs.
Respectfully yoUi>, n
T.. CECrHART.
Fist Nicc.Prc .dcnt.
r. F. MUNRO,
Secretary and Auditor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
1,uaucial Meetfnqs.

TROViDENCE AND sTONINGrpN AiEAM>u!r co:
nv HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
viii BE- held ct the Buter Exchange In Providence on
wenyd.y. September TO- 1890 ct 10 Ssiocx ~; aSs
other business ss msy properly Re submitted The POLLS
transfer books VIII be cloecd from September 70 Sep
'e"0e' w. '''' EDWARD r. TAFT. secssAn.
Providence, August 90. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
financial.
OFFICE or
The AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.

IS BROADWAY NEw.YOEK. sept g. 1890
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE PREFERRED AND
COMMON STOCK OF THE AMERICAN
COTTON OIL COMPANY:
Notice hereby given that the books OF tho American
Cotton Oil Company for the transfer Of tho Common ard
Preferred Stock will BE- closed on saturday sept. l3
1890 12 o'clock for the purpose Of Offering to tho
kodcrs record that date the right " subscribe
pro RATA to the 900 TcnYrar Per Cent Debcntuc
Dondp Of the company. The book, vii! remain clo-'d
until Saturday sept 20. 1890 when they viii be opened
for transfer.
ny order OF tho board Of Directors.
Il. +. MUNRO L. rRorIART
Secretary. vicc.prcsi.tnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Mr. @. s. Ellis rhc expert accountant Of the Central
Trust Company has at request brought down MS "N.
ainatIons and report Of ast - june ~ IS'W anu
h. ceres that the for going hna"al statements hFc III
with the books and with the statements rem
| dercd BY the corporations.
The legality debentur" bonds and the proceedings
OF the company have approved bv cours Mes'rs
Iristow. Pcet Oldykc. and Ncssr'. O!n. N'cs anu
Montgomery.
The following. named gentlemen have agreed to become
Directors a,t.r allotment OF tho bonds. nlEiey.
| EDWARD u. ADAMS, New ork'
yKPAIRnANK Chicago
| Hon. GARRET A. HOBART, Paterson. ~ 10
| JOHN II. INMtN. New ork'
| RNIANUEL LEHMAN. New YORK.
GEORGE ATSTIN MORRISON. Nrw.f"rk
u r. VILLAIN New. y 0rk.
In order 10 tho ndvantn ae' OF an
nm RI Fl, stimuli on- issue l. mnde by tho Amsio'
American Drbe ninrc Corporation Limited In Le"aon
| and by NIessrs II. Oyens j. Zoncn. In Amsterdam.
| suBsCRIpTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED IN NEW.
YORK BY Mi.sSl,s. wIN>I.Ow. LANiEH CO., j.
SAsSAU.ST.. AND MEssHs. j. KENNEDY IoD q
CO.. IS WALI.sr.
PANY Ccr,ifrnics Of Deposit. Issued under tue
Agreement Of REORGANIZATION OF the AMEWICAN
COTTON OIL Trust:
YOC ARR. HEREBY NOTIFIED:
Iirst.-That The AMERICAN COTTON OIL toM'
PANY ha, offered t'.,> Stockholders Of record at III"
closing Of the b,ots september Is. 1890 at IL O'CLOCK
nuon the privilege Of sub>rrbn:, pro rata to th' Ten
year per told Dcbcntlrc Bonds OF the Company at
par PAYABLE In in-taln, follows: 20 per cent on
September ~ 1880; 30 per rent Ortobr H. 1890; ~
pc. November H. 1890. and 20 per cent on De-
| ccmbcr -. 1870.
S,~ond.--You are reminded that yOu have failed u
present y0ur CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY Ccrti.cat"s
VI Deposit 10 avail of ,rch pi!yrs" IL Is
| Necessary that you surrender your CENTRAL. TIKI ST
COMPAEYS Critihoatr- Of Dri0-t and receive In eN
change Preferred and Common stock % which
you arc entitled under The reorganization agreement:
Third -Cnlcos such exchange BE- m'dr By you before
the l3s, Inst you will forfeit the privilege Of such sub
| scripon.
Dated september 8, 1890
TIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY.
by l.. L. OLCOrr.
President.
AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRlST
| REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
Ey l.. L. OINOrT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC x. II. CO.,
snn Frnnci.co, CnL, Sept. I, 1890.
This company Inns Inndc nrrnng cmrniS TO extend Its
land bond. maturing Oct. 1890. that the principal
thereof shall become nynbr In ten years from that
dnte with interest meanwhile payable rei. annunily
APRIL 1t mud October 1st Mt per- cent. per nnnum
Principal aud interest IN gold cou OF the United
Stntga
The right Of 20 avail Themselves OF such
hns becm TO snch holders prior
the 2Gth dny Of september. 1890 shall dcpoaf their
bonds for thnt purpose with N~>srs. Speyrr Co. Of
Ncw.Y York .r with Mrs,r-. spcycr Brothers, Iofh-
bury. l. ondon. England.
extended bouds will be nipcd show the x.
trn.ion md coupon sheets will be xcd
sru,irs future Interest The extension will be nude
without charge 10 b erdhodrr~.
topics OF the cxten,ion agreement lined Mt
the company's ONCE and tho ofccs Of tho bankers
nbsvc named
c. r. HUNTINGTON.
Vice. Prosidcut.
PARTIES DEPOSITiNG THEIR BONDS WITH ~
on OR BEFORETHE 18TH iNST. WILL RECEIVE
BONUS or siO1x EACH BOND or $1,000.
SPEYEt 4 CO.,
MILLS DUILDIvG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
Messrs. WlNSLOW, LANIER & co.
J. KENNEDY TOD & CO., OF New York,

THE ANGLO.AMERiCAN DEBENTVRE CORPORA.
TON. LIMITED. or LONDON,
AND
MESSRS. II. OVENS & ZONEN,
OF AMSTERDAM
oner for snsscr pton par Gaf the aforementioned
Debrniurc Bonds.
The subscription lists will spcn saturdar. Sept.
18th Inst. and viii close before TIcsda y,
Sept. 9Th lnai., at ) o'clock p. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

NI:W.vOEK. SEPT Z. 1890.
TO HOLDERS or TIE AMERICAN ROLLING
STOCK CO.'S CAR TRl~T CERTIFICATES
I>srED TO TIE IRON CAR COMPANY,
The sudersigurd have becu appointed committee to
look after the incrcsis Of thu Car Trust Ccrtncates
issued 10 the Company. The holders OF certi
fcates under Trusis A. X. l w. aud NJ, whether held
o. owners or collateral security, requested 10 de-
po.it thsiv certificates with the Central Trust Com.
pnuy who will i..uc otimbe certificates for tho
name, entliug ths holder TO propor,iOnae share of
tho vet result. arising from the actions Of the COM
mit.ec. Al deposits should be made by sept ~.
r. I. OT.CoTr.
r. r.. hTIfLNAN
JOHN HOSnY BROWN. ~ Erown DroS. { COZ
WM. A. READ 90: V"n Nv" !: Cos
H. \ V. inHr. ln' ru-t M9r,:n \ Coz
A LinIrLD NJ MnER OF InE BONDS
OF THE
JERSEY CITY ELECTRIC Light GO.
remain ia our hund- fol SHE AT PAR. 1h">" Eond-
49,. So.,rar i.ord, ,5r"Cp "a h aoi pas Il\i: PER
m, Nsn .J,r,,y MI" ',u,IIn" AID IRIS, tOmiImy
are the TtI,t.r, lEd yui'pnt,r III" u;".
Full pAtiruiar. Application ~
LAWRENCE =. MOTT 4 90.
IltoADWAY NIW.YDKK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
Srt g. ,cpt g. Differences.
Net gold on hand sls4 sos -? sj Inc SJ0@ o13
Net Silver nd. -. O37 1863 81 ,jj230" Dec. +S'so'
Net lcGal.tcndcrs on a., "a,
hand ............ l0.2l?.?00 lO.HtOO Dec. 5o'e>"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

The business and operations Of the conh, anu oi .
prop,ittrs In Mhch Il /. rested mqmr" That pof"a''
WORKING capital b. provided .. ,t..,., ~, The Pro.
IL has I,r found mIrr tr!b" " ul>lt" o. .e mar
,..rcd SOL ,luv tnis,urd fur cash. at par OF "p"
ua ntaErGus term. ,,.,a o., cr.,t. a.;
Tan War irrr;nturr told oncs nfinr Interest," ny w
rate Of per cent per snnum p.sbe 4Snft n
~ whtch You are authorized ~ SEX o. thiH tn ,, hor
The total amount dee, e..l III h.nk "S ".ct % the
fluctuations OF the money nnrkt and 70 tn" nnc'
about the same ~ Mis ISL, Nc, o s>cced IN.
on, which has been paid upoa the temporary loan"
during the currens year. .... o..
~ ~. nr.srmt current deot ,chovt sutsdnho"H y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
Hoy ,yxH E0HET 81 !! Tr.ySffss;sSsnk;,

h,. accepted Presidency Of the SOUTH ;S, u
"AEn rONiPANY, which cOntio QUE Of the subnrph y"
where the bgqrht lsnd honm OF thn eSc y"
,nni"s nIscc Tho suburb II known rs SICTH Low FL.
riicsdy nourt-hing With all the Dodrfh iih
pfovemcnt,. A. c.,,r, .,ocr ,,ar value s25oo per
.hcr"; can be hsd for 90 share and tuu pASo"
"' fo'"''AiIcA y sST Scrr 90"
81 rWvociIs HiiHiISE3srTt 4 osT3x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
Londou September -con'ol,; % i4 for money ana
os, Tor The account Canadian Pacific. S1t Erie "h't
Wcsicsn ordinary. s+t 81 rsu common. 72's M",cai
central 49, 1O'&
The rate Of discount IN the open market Tor pou snort
and three months bill. Is ~ I"t cont n, ,no. m
ccntimr for the account aud exchange oh London ~ 20
francs 2a confines for cheeks . ,.-,..
Tho amount of bullion yonn into thu BANK Of England
IN baianr, to-day II C?6 600
mar silver /. quoted at 64Sd per Oune"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

OFflG.. OF
NORTHERN PACfFIC RAILROAD CO.
NEN.YOkk. Aug. H. 1890.
NOR lRpNSE Of the annual meeting OF
.to kholrr, ls held Oct. III. 1880. th' transfer
,ok. Of the, prfrr'd and COMMON >iO' ot thr N"iti IA
p,ic Railroad Company wa H. 'i"-,d on rldi' SH
- 1910 a, 3 ~ M aud clo-d unt!l Moray. oct.
20, 1870. Mt 10 4. IA
by der Of III, Pond ct Dir tors. ~ -
'' t.fOl,,i. \ BAXTl;R. Traslr"r.
CENTRAL KAILEp>D co OF NEwJiKSEY.
IiU I.lBl RrY st. 1870
NliW.Ybi,k. sept. @. 1890
NOTICE is hcrchy given thar the Transfer
~ book ~ the Genera. Mosofe per cent R"ss, red
bond, viii cln-,J fr!av. ti" I'm instant 10
"'"'''''' ''' SNMvIr. KNOX S"cr"t,ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

The business in State bonds was restricted ~
one North Carolina corsol 4 per cent, when
Iro,1ht n full price or city bank stocks Com
'ncrrs sold i:G at 2Os, and Fourth National iaO
~ IA ID md Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09


American Cotton Oil Company
incorporated under the laws Of thc state 0, NcwJcrs-y
Part of an Authorized Issue Of SIS, 900, 600
COrrON BONDS or $1,000 EACH.
WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION or
TIE PRINCIPAL.
PRINCIPAL DIE NOV /. 1900
INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY
AT EIGHT PER CENT. PER ANNrM,
PROM nov. I. 1890.
Both Principal md Incrrst payable gold coin Of
United States 81 America Of the present sfRndnrd
from all United Htatcs snte, nnd Municipal tnxcs
that may be repaired By law be deducted BY the
Company from snid principal and Interest, the Com.
p"sy sssumsG to pay the same.
Tho t.rnl. q. Thew, pcb'nturc Bonds provide:
That no Mortgage lea b. created placed t,'
Pr rrty Of the COMPANY wiuolt H." approval Of tn
hod'r' OF so lar cent Ia an,un. OF Tn, bond, then
standing
That the It cntrr, Do,ds b. Welcomed q. 40 D.,
cent and ln'"r-.t uTrn sis,y da,s' rotcc.
That their p-ncira! shall nLtii' IN Of drfaul,
In Interest rr"n thr r"qrr,. " majority In amour; Of
bond, q, tsiandng.
Aud TIA: stockholders arc exempted from any ucr
coma. liabilities hy treason Il u, bod.
Tho undersigned authorized ~ the Company q
offer thc." Drsntur Homo. g.. for II, account a. par
payable In !n.,siircn.- iclio~w:
20 per cent. on Sept. -. 1910.
80 per Oct. -. 1900.
30 ipcr cent. No>. IS. 1900.
30 per cent, Dec. ~. 1890.
100 per cent.
SrgMab" certificate. VIII b. i-.ud cyrhaugra' e. Uroa
full iavnrnt for the b'"n'ur, Fond. when "ngrl.G
The Ia, antn,. my b." l,h NJ udr, d. rat
II ain cent pet auIui. Tie fir'r AZ any lnAtJ!
mint whoa due Will rrnd'r jr,ou, Iavi, !.lh.
forfeiture.
IN conformity with IL" requirement ~ he Con PAW
preference f. alloturt VII b. rl,rr The -orkl Ode
1r'oIdinl % iUidiir- Tn.
,"inr II III" 'rnr Ser hos saturday. 18th day ui
S"ptrrb,r 1897.
III" right IL rc-"ryed 10 reject rodurc any appca.
ucs, other uaa IT, nho.i' p u 81 -.>ad
Reference II p'adc 70 the following statement Ly tho
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09


SECRETARY.
TRUSTEES.
,o.rpu n KNAPP r. G.. LOuNSBCRY,
yUC.oWUin n MoitRiSON CHARLES r. CLARK,
HHAMNN tnUv III Il nOttEKS Gf.O. r. HAMLlN, ..
CHARLES H. RI SELL. T!iIO. \, Hay r-M IL l IT"
XXI = rREENAN LCCIVS X W LIN EltDiN0s
- VOW ELL, GEORGE A. NORR1SON,
GGrAnrE T. PfASE JOSEPH c. BALDWIN.
IA Wt.NNY NALL WALDO HUTClllNS
VIZ" JOHN r. ANDERSON. JR.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOsIT-.
This 20 mpany 10 . legal dcps:ife-y for Court nsn
TrMai Rnnds ard autherixcd % nn{ Mas ar.."I.
billy aud sta SdinS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

10000. .89
Den a Rio q -
6.O00........S2a
Fl Worth d DC
S.0oo.......lel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-20
BAD TREATMENT OF INDIANS.
Complaints About Buffalo Bills Care
of His Red Men.

Buffalo Bills consumptiye Indian, Kill-His-
Pony, who was sent to the hospital upon his
arrival IN this country, is dead at New York
HIS body viii 10 sent west, and there will prob
ably be some investigation as to the treat
ment OF the Indians. Cody was under agree
ment TO treat all the red men with him in the
best manner possible. But it is said the
Indians who were shipped back from Germany
came without an interpreter. and received less
attention than they should have received on
the trip. Besides being a consumptive. Kill
Hls-POBy had broken arm and this had been
SO badly reset that the slightest movement
gave nm great pam. Naturally, he under
went considerable torture on the trim to this
country and was weakened by the experience
Gen. OBeirne has sent to Washington a COM
plant IN the case relating how the poor In
dlan was cared for. despite the agreement be-
tween Cody and Uncle Sam. The other Indians
VINO came over have gone back to their western
homes among the Sioux. carrying with them
each about slOO. the money they had saved
while with the show. Gen. O'BeIrne is an old
plalnsman. and speaks the language of the
OSalala tribe. The Indians told him that Cody
had treated them well, but on shipboard they
had met with many hardsbips, owing TO their
inability to communicate their wants to the
other passengers This, Gen. O'Beirne de-
clares, Is a violation Of Cody's contract The
general was III Washington when Buffalo Bill
nrst Sentured into the Indian show business
and interceded IN Cody's behalf when the In
dian commissioners objected to this use Of the
nation wards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-20
ID ICHMoND AND DANvIIIE RAILROAD co

HI schedule IN effect MAY n 1880
500 am-East Iennessee Mail. daily for Warren
stations between Alexandra and Lynchburr. lsoau-
oke, Atlanta. Bristol. knoxville. Chattanooga aud
memphis Pullman sleeper Washington 10 ltu4ue, Ga
Il:2a am.-last Mali daily tor Cupeger thar
,ottesNllie. stations hes lpeRke and Ohio kouIs
LSnchburg. Rocky Mount. Danyllle and Stations be.
tween Lynchburg and Danyille Greensboro llsleish
Birmingham, Montgomery. New Orleans. Texas aud
tsniof1ia- Pullman SLEEPER New York 10 Atinnt.
anu rnllnan sleelers Atlanta to New oresns Pull
man Sleeper DaEville to Columbia and Augusta Pull
houte. " - -
$3.50 PM Daily. EXCEPT Sunday, for Mapas..A
$50 ~ in--Daily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat
tanooeA Pullman fesubule sleeYeu Washington 70
I;to p.m.-western kxpress daily for Manassas
Chsrlottesyille. staunton, Louisville. ClDcinnatL
Pullman NestibuIe Train Washington 10 CINCINNATI
"1tn a.. Pullman SLEEPER for LOUISVILLE .,,,r-
Augusta. Atisnta, Montgomery, New Orleans. 1eKas
New Orleans via Atant. and Montgon0ers. Pullman
Sleeper Washington Birtninshn Ala. via Atlanta
M Sa PsSlns hs.aI snd spT s
SALISBURY; Also Washington 10 Aususts wa DsnNhs
Trains ON washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ington 90 daily, 80 I'M daily except SUNDAY
and a. y. daily arrive Round tlin IL 30 amt
4:25 Pm and 20 pm. returning leave hound Hill
except sunGay, arriving Washington $50 an and
Spnn ana s1a,,. IRON the south via Charlotte DAN
vile and Iynchbury srrive In Washington q: - A.
and 10 pn; VA East 1ennessee Bristol and lynch-
burg ~ 80 and so p M wa chesapeake and
pm and 8 :53 am stras6urg local at 10 AZ am.
1ickets sleeping car ,eserysflon AID iniorinstioa
fu,nished and os<s.ss led a. once' l5oo Penn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-20
CHARLES W. HANDY,
~ Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTAfE On NEW JERSEY AVENUE
SOUTHEAST; OPPOSITE UNITED STATES

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVED
s6rfHEAsf oPFosfffE i nNfTEp s sikTEs
G Goa ST SURVEY I, BEING HOUSE No. 2Is NEW
, Under and BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the
25th day of October. 1857. and recorded in Liber
trict of Columbia and by written request Of the
IN front OF tire rnsrs we m Ut Fe
THiRD DAY 6F JUSE AD,. 1880, at M hkL mEst
tate, situated in the city Of Washington District Of
Columbia. to wit. Parts Of lots three 90 and four "a
ginning for said part Of lot three 0Y t:si on
as fe ssu Vide at ns point 81 IN Sey
inches from the said alley and run
due west to the intersection Of another alley nine 90
feet wide; thence, with the line last
twenty fve 125) feet and thence due norm eisS
teen 1Sl feet to place of beginning. aud beginning
for said part OF lot four "a 20 the east
side Of New Jersey avenue hundred and forty
said lots three 80 and "a and two hundred and
elghtysix S6D feet six 90 inches from the southwest
said eastwardly 20 an alley nine 90, fert five
@, inches wide laid out by Daniel Carroll his sub
said alley due south until it inter.ects line drawn at
ss5 snges to sad and which line
inches from southwest corner Of said square;
and twenty-one feet ten inches westysrdly to
said avenue and thence with the line of
place of beginning. The north three feet New Jsr
avenue OF sand part o; lot four t by the depth
itytwo tJ2) feet being in alleyway common tho
land I'D Joining aud being the alley mentioned in Ii
W Is. d. - with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of threestory and base ment
brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale: On ethird Of purchase money TO be
pal III cash, and residue IN two equal payments in
one and two wears. with interest at FER cent per
annun, for which purchaser to give promissory
notes. secured by deet of trust the property sold
all cash. ut option of the purchaser Ii terms of
sale not complied with in ten 90, days the
day Of sale the trustees reserve the right resell
risk and cost of drfaultinx purchaser deposit Of
$500 required At time of sale All cost OF Conveyance
ing at cost Of purchaser
CHARLES W. HANDY, 1r,,,,.,,
G. A JAMES, lrustees
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucts lei IN dads