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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
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Chills aud fever Of three years standing cured
by simmons Liver kegulaioE-E Watkins, Wa|
hins House, Uptonsilie. Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

Sick-Hcadache
cured by using DR.. Davids Liver Pills
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Quick stop

Quick stop
for Headaches Curos any headache In fifteen
minutes.
Price Csc, warranted 10 cure
At all druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The Best
Horse yovder known is Dixie Condition Powder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

~ believe the ordinance proposed by
NJ. Crimes would be beneficial TO our peo-
ple and do not think it would materially
6iminish our city's revenues" said Mr.; J:
Tayior stratton. of course II would at
6rxf eject 10 some extent our finances,
6nt IA : short while many who now use
other ilIumi aating power would 60 back 20
-, and thereby considerably increase
~ oon1nmpkion. vhile thethecQee o. exsr1
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05

y ferry at 80 A. NJ by the steamer James
M. Donahue TO Point Tiburon, and broad gauge
cars from there TO the grounds.
Barnaby Lodge, No. 1914. Sons OF st. George,
VIII give BAH at BHai B'gith Han or Saturday
evening, the 3lst inst.
The Pigs in Clover Club will give its next party
pIoX.
Junior Court Pride of California, No. 5. A. o.,
+. A., will hold its second open meeting on
EEf aaay evening, the 3Oth inst, at ST. Georges
Social Council. No. 46, o. c. r., will hold an
open social and grab-bag party on Thursday
Evening ni5g next at Washington Hall, in Redmen's
The MInuet Club domino nartv hao baan nost.
Hall. ~ ''-' ''n in''' "' LIVING
The members of Myrtle Court. No. 1877. H. L.
oi a., WI give their anniversary entertainment
next wednesday evening. There will be q fine
literary AID musical programme, and the even
ing VIII conclude with dancing.
The second anniversary entertainment and
pan OF Court Pride Of Golden West. No. 81. A.
1 y, r. A. VIII be given on Friday evening. the
16Ln INST, at Union-square Han.
Inc Young Ladies' Institute No. 8 will give
It's first anniversary pail on Wednesday even.
ing next, at Mission Opera Hall.
c, a domino party, Will be given by the Minuet
CLUB at Irving Hall on Monday evening next.
Inc Alhambra Literary and Social Club will
give Us hIst invitation party on Sunday evening,
the 10 10 inst, at Humans Hall.
The Oleta Social Club Will give its seventh an
nual ball at Bnai Birth Hall on Saturday even
The Mission Zig Tag Social Club will give It's
FIRST party al the Mission Opera Han. 2129 Mis-
sion Street, on Thursday evening the 29th inst
The Unknowns" will give an invitation ball
on Thursday evening, the 9th inst.
Branch OF tile Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
of Oakland will hold its annual reunion at
Laundry Farm on Saturday, May 10th. Dane
lug, games, etc, Will make pleasant day III the
Country for all.
The annual picnic OF the Iroquois Club will be
neld AT Wildwood Glen, Sausalito next Sunday.
The seventeenth annual picnic aud excursion
OF the Iallors Protective and Benevolent Union
VIII be held at Laurel Grove San Rafael, on Sun
day, May 18Th.
The tenth anniversary entertainment OF the
Star Minstrel Club, will be held at Mission Turn
VeIein Hall on Saturday evening next.
The Golden Gate ParlOr, No. 20, will hold its
anniversary bali on Thursday evening next at
UnlOn-square Hall.
The Young Mems Institute No 90 will give
tnelr quarterly bali on Friday evening next at
Unlon-sQuare Hall.
The V. 5. C.s Will give their next entertainment
ana dance at Union-square Hall on Friday even
Ing, the 23d inst.
The Twilight Dancing Club has removed from
Ross Hall and Will open at Saratoga Hall next
Wednesday evening with Mikado party.
he Alcazar Dramatic Club will present, at
Saratoga Hall, the California drama "Chspa,"
ON Wednesday, the 14th inst.
The second annual ball OF tile Willow and Cane
WORKERS Protective Union Will be held at B'nai
Birth Hall on Saturday evening next.
The pupils OF Mastbaums Academy will give
mld-Nay shadow dance next Friday evening al
Saratoga Hall.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05
JOY AT SEBASTOPOI,.
Celebrating the Advent of the
North Pacific Railroad.

The good people OF SonOma Valley made a
holiday Saturday. The occasion was the cele-
braion of the opening OF new branch OF the
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad, rum
ming from Santa Rosa to Sebastopol, distance
OF seven miles,
A special excursion train of ten cars was run
from this city, leaving the ferry at 9:20 o'clock
In the morning. The Directors of the road had
the private car "Donahue' attached TO the train
and shared it with the other officers of the road.
The party consisted of: President q. F. Bur
gen Jr, Peter j. McGlynn, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent. w. II. Mention, Charles Thorn
Jr., III. Q. Whiting, w. e. C0r6aley, Scion Pat
tee and their families.
After a ride of three hours through the Sonoms
taiisy, with only two short stops at Petaluma
ana Sa0Ld Rosa, the train steamed into SebaS-
t0pol. The regular train had arrived an hour
earlier, and had discharged Its 600 passengers,
who. with at least 1000 of the tOwnspeOple, were
waiting at the station to welcome the people
from San francisco. The citizeus' committee
was also on hand with band. and escorted the
visitors to grove short distance FROM the
station.
In the center OF the grove a grand stand had
been inclosed, and In honor Of the occasion had
Deen made gay with stIeamers and flags. The
band occupied seats directly behind the
speakers' platform, and at intervals discoursed
John Walker. President OF the Day, and one
OF the Oldest residents OF SOnOma Valley, deliy-
cred short address OF welcome.
E. S. Lippitt General Solicitor of the San
Francisco aud North Pacific road, replied i'll
few well-chosen words On behalf Of the COM
pany he thanked the people for the aid they had
rendered the railroad Directors In securing the
right OF way, and also for their generous gilt of
station site. He promised thai the road would
grant them firSt-claSs train service and do all in
their power 10 advance the interests OF the peO-
pie of SebastOpol.
The crowd called loudly for President Burger,
and that gentleman responded briefly.
The citizens OF the town had prepared barbe-
cue and Son0ma's reddest wine was served 10 all.
Many brought lunches with them. not knowing
OF the feast prepared by the citizens. After
lunch the remainder OF the afternoon was spent
In dancing.
The town of Sebastopol, OF which little IS
known, bids fair In the near future to become a
large and thriving business center. 1t Is situated
on The west side OF Santa Rosa Valley aud was
founded In 1854. II is not Incorporated, but
contains IN its voting precinct 263 voters and
has population estimated at 1850.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05
ON AN OLD JUDGMENT.
A Creditors Claim Against the Duvene

A Creditors Claim Against the Duvenek
Estate.
William Stuart Is a creditor Of the estate OF
Charles B. Duyenek, who died intestate in this
city in March. 1883, and the family declares that
the estate and personal property is not worth
over 500.
Before bis death Duvenek made over by deed
to his family considerable real estate, comprs-
ing the southeast corner of Seventeenth and
Eureka streets, 75x100; the northwest corner
of Eighteenth and Eureka, 75x155; the north
west corner of Twenty fourth and Church, 50x
IA, and 81 feet front by 10 deep on the west
side OF Alemany street, 204 feet north of Seven-
teenth.
Stuarts claim against the estate is for
S2b73 AZ and $3.50 costs on Judgment against
number OF persons, OF whom The deceased was
one, in March, 1883, and he has made demand
for 1t against the estate, with the intention Of
making IL IeSI case.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05
The city Mulcted Again.

III the case Of Spangler against the city of San
Francisco to recover damages for not keeping
the sewer in repair at the corner of Eighteenth
and Fair oaks streets, the plaintiff recovered
about $1,000 damages in the lower court. From
this decision the city appealed 10 the Supreme
Court sShich had affirmed the Judgment
As similar suit was decided in favor OF a. o.
Cook against the city these two cases VIII be
clIed as nTecedenIs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05
Count Up Your Mercies.,

Count Up Your Mercies."
"Oh, count up your mercles % the old woman
said,
Shaking hard at compalners her solemn gray
head,
"The air aud the sunshine, the birds and the
flowers
just think what adorn this existence OF ours ~
Among the choice blessings that fall to our lot,
Though we dwell in a palace or dwell in a cot,
We should surely count SOzoDONT, fragrant
ana sweet,
No toilet without IL is rendered complete.
IT'S useful In childhood. tits useful In age,
All value white teeth from the fool 70 the sage,
Then buy it--your blessings enjoy while you
may
Use pure fragrant sozoDoNT freely each day.
Reject the Offer
BY dealer of any article claimed to possess
properties Identical with or similar to teeth saw.
ing S0ZODoNT. Only purchase the real Simon
Pure, which defies both imitation and competl-
ton. Nothing can vie with It in efficacy. as A
donor OF dental health and beauty, notwithstand-
any representation 10 the contrary. 1t causes
The teeth 10 CLEAN like FURNISHED ivory, contains
no hurtful Ingredient, and has most grateful
favor and smell.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05
Remembered by His Employees.

D. j. Staples, who has been for twenIy-four
years President OF The Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Company and who was 66 years old Satur-
DAY, was presented with a beautiful floral Offer
ing by the employees OF his Office, as an evidence
of their appreciation OF his many kindly quail
ties.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05
To Enfnrc. s,reet ass.s.ments

Justice Mcfarland of the Supreme Court Sat-
urday handed down a decision affirming the
Judgment of the Superior Court in the case Of
Dennis Lyons against John Roach, admInistra-
tor, and Patrick Cunningham defendants and
appellants) 10 enforce the collection of street
assessments. This decision makes the pay.
ments obligatory.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Sept. u. m.-(On-os. - 1915 Tor money
and yi I6 Tor the account: Canadian Pacific ga Erie
serond coI.sos IO8 Mexican ordinary SO: 81 Paul
mon ~ Sew-Y0rk Central. ITO: Money j per cent.
advice gent rentes at 90 rnnce for tn"
for checks The amoE: Of bullion "itha,sW" from the
ISanh % tI,C!aHd Oh GSiauce to-day ~ I'll OOoO
London Sept D. D. m.-Spanisa g. IN
London Sept 8. .. m-1ar suvW y euoteo ~ ofo Der
ounce.
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PAGES

opportunity to earn his bread and butter The
lear OF some possible demonstration against the
market, which, under the general conditions OF
the country, would seem 10 he impossible, UNI
doubtedly is pail on the general speculation. and
gives to Mr. Can,mack and his followers tire.
menGOGs advantage in a dull market. unsupported
ny altas"nlStlc professional operations. Ihry
nave made tine late prices: they hay" led the
horse to the brook; it is yet an unsolved prob
lem whether or not the horse will drink: whether
or not holders of securities in the face of all
The encouraging conditions Of the country and
of an annual $6O,0oo.OOo expansion of legal
money will drop their holdings into the hands
of lot of snall-sizcd pessmists that pride them.
selves on the handling of a market totally devoid
of speculation for an advance. The settlement
TWO sets of spectators in the Stock Exchange
but between the actual holders who have their
stocks in their boxes and tie professionals Of
Wall Street who are short" of more stocks than
ever before. One OF the best banking firms in
the Street said: :" If we carrying for our
customers onc-Iuartcr Of the stocks we were five
without any assistance from Il combination. Our
customers have taken their Stocks up, and the
speculative holdings in the Street are 50 seal
tered aud in slich small amounts that con-
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific fiscal
wear ends March 81, For the last year the
of per cent dividend. At the time of issuing
that report-the middle of Jmne-thc stock waa
ruling at about g. In the five months of The
company'S fiscal ycar-Aprl | TO August
have been S6,G3 ,.6as. against $G.Gls, 400 for
the same months Of lss9-a small gain, but yet a
sain-yhic the price Of the stock now is under
s4-a decline of II per cent under simple manpu-
laton, and the stock for delivery grows gcarcer
every day The leading sHculativcs to-day did not
sell as low as they did Yesterday or OH "Wednesday
but the fluctuations were more frequent and wider
1t looks as if the horse did not like the color OF
the water in the brook to which he has been led
and Us if he refused TO drink, prcferrng a few
days of thirst to the water of poisoned fount
The transactions in listed stocks amounted ONLY 10
lOl .667 shares. which is clear reflection OF the
last ejaculation of the great leader Great
Scott what will bring stocks OUT"
And vet, with Che usual Fridays late money
furry, the market in some instances closed at
the lowest of the day. but it was not lcmora zed
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The sale of Government bonds at the Stock En-
change were covered by small trarsac, ions in
Is at l2J u. Annexed are the closing quota
tons
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flrlanrial.
financial.
BEAUTIFUL
HELENA, MONTANA.

The city OF Helena Il orat'd In III" beautiful P;irky
Pear Valley Is substantially built OF stone AID br.ck
with good hotels, chnr;hs, schools ard al Horrn Ton.
Nenl"hcrs OF life The soCir;y exceptionally hgh ria>'
haNins more than the average number OF .duca"d and
Intelligent people.
Asa place Of rc-idencc 10 il uneQuallrd 1t can be-
reached b. luxurious trains daily. with through dining
cars tho Northern Pari' AID Great Northern Eall
ways from st. PAU and Minneapolis fom Kansas
city. vis Union Pacific Ra,lr sd Lo'c roe round trip
Ickes
Montana has dozens OF broad valleys fertile with
the deposits Of that farmers find IN them paradise OF
pfOducti,'ness and a home marart for all Weld.
Greatest Of all advantages II Montana III" wonderful
climate. The Winds Of IT, Pacific Ocean modify the
tenp ritrc TO the dsc,cr which affords the hiChr. p al
cal comfort. The air 1, fii Of and Nh rnting
in Its effects that the ctinro existence Of disease T., an
imIrobabil!ty.
Conau uiptiyes md in ths almost constant succession Of
funshiny ddVs and 6ry diDosphcre rc"dfes rhch
soon drive AWAY their worse synpt0ms. and quct IN
appetite and frsh fndcos early retvp hsrlh
For full information addrsS
I. &. PHELPS. Scc'y (itiZrns' Committee.
UelCna.
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Tho business in State I>sucs covered by
small sales of North Carolina special taAcS AT :
OF city hIlk stocks. Commerce. sold t22 at zoe.
Central National IS at 1879, and Western National
40 at los 81.
The general bond market was quiet and some;
Tn@r irrr"r in Er'r RHsk and Island s poll
Us of 1916 rose from. - to -: and 1872" rose
from from Is t" = 5.s: Union Pacific; Denyrr and
and SAINT. Fe As were steady at Nl%-S and the
incomes at g.; 3-s cx-n,crest. Reference is made
to our full report of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The New-lorii Sub-Trcasnry to-day redeemed
Gas? 200 of 4 IL per cent bonds and issucu 1850
600 additional new lcgal-Icncr notes IN payment
for silver bullion. making the total issue to date
$4.26O,o00.
] ,o77 900 ounces of silver 2jO.ooo ounces at
81 l72OaSl 1875, making the total purchases 20
date under act of July 10, since August -
A,O6Q, 900 OuuCes.
The local money marlSt ruled at la; Fer
cent till after = 80 O'clock., when bcl..tcd hor
rowers who had forgotten that this Was rh.HI
found themselves left in the hands OF the
Thlis,ines, and were compelled 10 pay from 70
IL per cent for their small balances
The Clearing House statement to-day, was as
follows Exchanges. $lo",e'l .56l: balances.
The Suh-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House Ss3i.Gi6 TIE business Of ,li"
Sub Treasury for the week ended Tonight incIIdrs
:c4ss3, leaving inc general balance at :; -.
10000, against $751; ,IS5, SO August -, show
Ing an apparent gain o, sl4.7l4. Bat. dednctInc
from the payments 81 .s62.ss3 and from the ie-
ccipts S2&4 600 for items which affect only its
account with the General Treasury. lis loss as
affecting the banks is S334,2sG: And this r.
suit includes the payment Of $33tj.ool tor pr
chased bonds and ~ 3l3.COo Tor SILVER huliloh
and the receipt Of l.9s5.oo" for exchanges on
other Sub-Trcasurics. To-days operations covered
Receipts SO ,?D6, 49j: payments, S3J3',4'1 WIN
balances OF $l7s,375,4o' coin ana SN'eoa'"4~ c"'
Itncy, -,
lie United States Treasury Mt Washington re-
crived to-day $Ilj,53o National bank h"'rs !"r
redemption. , :.
The customs receipts were Sl,l46.0?3. the in
ternal revenue receipts $ilo,l3i, ard the mis-
ceuaneous receipts Sl22.s03.
To-dov's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banH compares "ith thr
figures of the last previous statement as follows
S,, Self 3 Difference
Ne. ro!d on hand sIsi o52 80 ssi:lc o2 lee sl 80
Net slv'r nd % ~: 80. :; S ~. ~. n u" %,"s
NJ.
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Che Curt.
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Cost an0 found

OST Certificate No II Slj Of the Ppnnsylvania Coal
LIZ ompany In name Lucy A. Russell. for seventy shares
PEI .ons are hereby warned agaist negotiating same, -
anncstion made tho said company for duplls
r6te.
7 OsT OR s1OIEN-Bank hook issued BY the SEA.
l. MEMS BANK FOR SAVINGS. New.York, - the
subscriber II the book Or ormstion concerning Y nse
within 30 days from this dnte viii ~
ply hank for its cancellation:
New.York, Sept. S, 1890 MARIA J. 6UDoLe1s
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Actual ra-i IN
o,e, op',a'dnr &C. O., ,.,s os 81, De-. $4,000
p. tsi:ssl ia banks ,9a 20 "313o3 id9
Ne, cssh BAL. ssi4 $50 al s23,777l37 D' rsi" 80
Tive foreign exchanges for ,o-morrows mail
clos1 easier ~ tone. ard we revise We 1n"ta'If';
and 81 So l.! for long ami short s'criins r..
specti wly: French francs NJ J.2l IS and ~ 3-N :
rricluarks at "a is and ~ IS, and ghillcrs at
80 ga and 40.
TILE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British coi,sols again were easier AZ
90 1916 and 90 l-lG respectively for nioncI ard
account. Tie. Bank Of England lost 81 l"'ono
bullion Oh balance In the open market hnhrN
declined 70 a2d per Dance. English STANDARD
American railways simply, followed YESTERDAY :
SSsc en- '~ 'F P "n rn " "sf pcr
were casc. AT 90, and sight exchange OIL Lrn'oil
ruled at 25?s francs 10 tie g
RAILROAD EARNINGS
In reading the comparative earnings Of railroads
for the fourth week in August and for the month
of August, il needs T. Dc remembered that tlI"
week n ibis year had two Sundays. and he mont Ii
five Sundays. AGAINST ore and four for tn" weeks
and months Of $50 and csS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO souTHwi2srERN.
reurtn wee, , III Aug ~~ q, ,%;, so 80 ela
~ CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO.
fSS%S'' .I: /, ArT ] ;:;', . "a. s
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.
S e. T.. r +. IS. q; s.:
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
s:%GS' :, a. ;' &: ss i? -; ~
' EVANSVILLE AND 1i.RRE mAuTE.
' ~ :, 60 a., 81 81
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Number Of mile, ;aa s, 3Sis il3 IA ., 3ll,
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
xs"s;' % q "'',' s5 ss
NEw.YoEK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
f fS's' w 9! n !" e s.; s
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
%s%Ss' e; %, : ;ss .:55;
TEXAS PACIFIC.
s%' ( 's' ssj 8: is sSs$ !!S!5
f:%;, {? 5 ri; !:i;i .s5
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
s:"$;' Z; @;a =: FISH; ;s ;s G;
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
T T%ss~% on .Se G %,i.c = So SO y. g"
rn Syi At s' IN" Ior, % ~ 40 Io"s,s'a
Thrown the 100 "o'i5l'' lo0'S3' !oo
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
I,ondon SEPT d. 4 u. m-Con-ols. % 1916 for money
s s"@ 'is s %cS1sss o;SiSa1 rsai
.dvces Quote cent rentee at 30 frnne, Tor the
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financial Mcetlnas.

NJ ETROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY or
wi THE CITY or NEW YORK 81 and ~ Walst..
Xcw York August 81. Ih90Thc annual meeting OF the
,tockndo- II Ibis Company for the election 81 Trustees
md Insrcors n Will BE- held ~ the onl"" OF me
oinpany on TUESDAY. October :. 1890. between the
Tho tr,I.frr hooks of Company viii BE- closed At tho
cIose nj bl.ness Saturday, October g. and reopen Oh
wednesday, October r. ,.,.,r,,, ,,,.,,. ...v
TKOViDFNCE AND STONINGT0N ~ rAM>iiiP ca;
m HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
L tho Providence and Stonington Steamship Company
wilI held at the Ruer Esehanpc in Providence on
Elccto Of Dlrectors aud the onsdct.ton OF snnn
q properly be kubmttId. The poIs
close 10 ;hs day %.stiTs s.n
'em'e' W. EDWARD r. TAFT. Secretary.
Proytdenes, August 90. $780,
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1-o0 ........ CSC. 5o4 % 2tO.216 ~
In" Company ha' since, and i"'lrd'nr N" year 1913
Iad annray dividend IT. Go" STICK ." cent.
IKE plnr year. 1871 ISIS 49,? l>'n and 1851 when
- s. g. -. and 80 pr cent di,drId rrs"T lively
,G and also paid annually d!.Idond II pr cent
OH IT. Preferred Stock Cor SO X -iat"d MAY 81.
1870 2" as $50 Preferred stock. at1,5io.
Tn. Preferred StoS quoted In baltimore at ITO
pnr cen; and Common Stock ut lOi per cent
Arbitration vii! b.. made 10 extend tn" quotation Of u"
hord- or tho New York Exchange to tn mt Of
- 10000.
WE OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT or TIE
ABOVE BONDS FOR SALE At IOi Ia AND
AcCRrrD INTEREST REsERvING TIE RIGHT
tn ADVANCE TIE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Coney Island AND Long Branch.

., ,,,,,.,r, ~; .-,,r ,rnX uiI.vS ,T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
PRINCIPAL AND INTRREsT PAYABLE IN GOLD
COIN.

COUPONS PAYABLE MARCH l AND SEPT !.
These bonds Of which 81 900 900 are already ou'sahd
Ing are Jart OF possible issue OF $"SdOcOO secured n
mortgage Oh the railroad OF the company from COLUMBUS
Ohio 70 the Baltimore and Ohio bridge at Belairr olo
site Bcnwood and Wheeling West Va. distance OF l3I
mics which road leased until 1925 10 the BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY with the option Of
ncrua renewal and In part portion Of the main
track line Of eompan neh all ito bsness TO and
rom Chtrdqo passes.
These additional 81 800 600 issuG to retire In part
500 first mortgage per cent bonds OF the Company
that maturd on September l. 1890. tho remaining money
REQUIRED being taken tn" Sinking Fund Of the Con
,any and upon such retirement this mortgage VIII be
nr,t len on all the property Of the Company pcdced
therein and annual interest charge the entire issue
Of 900 (of which $4,000 have not yet been oa
by the Company will not exceed Sl2s2'o
Since 1860 the Company has been under lease to the Bal
tnorc and Ohio Railroad Company. and such lease no"
cAnds until 1896 with tho option OF pr tia renewal
and by its Baltimore and Ohio Iaro3d Company
agrees to operate road for Cj per cent OF The gross
earnings that the minimum x"tal paid to the Comay
shall H. .i66 OOO per annum.
The Company states ITS earnings a. fellows: