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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-05
Marshal's Sale!

- cutIon issued out of the Police Court.
on the 49, day of -, 1880, against Mrs. Eva
Johnson defendant, in favor of Pacific
Hardware Co. plaintiff, for the sum of
slo906, have levied upon and shall ex-
pose for sale at Morgan's auction room i'm
the District OF Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
at IL O'Clock OF TUESDAY, the 23d day of
December, A. ID. 1890, to the highest bid
der, all the right, title and interest OF the
said Mrs. Eva Johnson defendant, in and
TO the following property, unless said iudg-
ment, interest, costs and my expenses be
previously paid.
List of property for sale: One large Oil
Painting of a boy; one large Oil Painting
of Nymph of the Wave.
G. l.. HOPKINS, Marshal.
Honolulu. Nov. 81, 1890. 126-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Hudson River Steamer Mary Powell

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS)
Lcayc- Dosbro,.,- lHr 3:i1 H. Saturdays 80 p M
TO- CRANsioN'9 VEST roINr ,CQRNWALL, NEW
pt-RGU NEW.uAMBCIW. MILTON, POtGHREEP-
SIr NYnI PNnk- md EONIOlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
A. Trains arrive AZ aud depart from


o,o .iEil$S Ln&th A. LL2G,%{iiITrp-aue a.
300 4. VI, al A"p ; rs - L. LI'AI 4i-A ~
hes.o 10 10 a. IA. next osy .,..r,rt.rt, LIMIT.
loito A. y 10 Id Ian Sua ei1 10 81 a. H. st.
1857 or y w .UL&EsrERN DAY EXPREss-da!y eNccp'
4.5o i. M.-YoRTH SHORE vEsrIBrLE LtMtTEi4,
Due at Detroit a. 10 A III, chicago oV y '"' ]" ~
500 =, Mast WESTERN EXrEI PIKE, y cn h
100 :, N.f5iE%%&SRRAAsSSk. MoNiEEAL And MA
It;ArA thLk1 r" fIS6rIs AND CHICAGO TX.
Fi.fSs-Da' Indianapolis il:zo p. II. next day st.
rIss'fiKtlLI "' HEWBvEGH. rQUauKErPSIL5 RHd5Nno.
Eit N5IoN s ANP - gPsGS- .'o 80 or 50
hy.s 70 a ~. y 49, W. rot ~ g. w. il IS
ALHANY-fo 80. 30, 70 20 - 90. IA I'll
rR8S rs '.9Sobo . 30 70 90 10 80 n 30 a; M
RI, $ 80 So 90 TO- 20 p 3d. 1910 10 81
a. DID,. 30 90 : go. ":l5 j. r. i 90 6s1 Moo
Eoe HIS 80 81. 10 go n,snh,, d. N"' '00' '''
ByIiELo--S 80. 10 20 10 80 :: o. 7:so' 9lS
NIK@IRN rALLs-io 20, no % a. m. 80. G o. 3d.
sAl:i't. tto .loo II 80 .. m.32'oo. 1880 : 80
= in. iIGo "'. Boo. tll,o q, m. t3.s, D. r.
il@t>&N" icLANu>,t 80 =. H., 81. 9lS p. M.
AbiT.S( XIX MOUNTAINS ND NoNrRrN.-,2 %.
Nj 30 a. D.. 20 p. 3D., ~ o0 Sht' a.-o AdioA'
~ y, ky 'T'f,zitTA AyD cANANpMGUA- so.
rlna - 4 H. Nh" hi Us VIA HAELEA DIVISION
80, 10 a M and ia5 in 'Se,p.us cars apPy a. Gand
HeHiorA sss washington st., s2o fuiton.'t ana G's
i,1oiaa',- d. 49,, ".''">"' '.'
wc.,cos ?res sas tT ard g f5Sck KS baggage from
hot, aa4 tn, tH'o'ss 10 Other trains
> 70 go g. : s.. - 25 p m, and II 90 MD
hs,6 FER a. rG}i srt;; s'at ,G;GIoRGr H. DANIELS
General Mansger. Genp Pass ngcr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TILE BOND MARKETS.

II is unoflicaly announced that the Treasury
Yesterday accepted offers OF S@jO.oo0 bonds -
l24 and lO3 - respectively for the ! and IL
ner cents when there was no public notice thar
even oilers would hc received. ana thai for a
few DAYS proposals viii continue 20 be- rccclv'd
l'ndcr these circumstances Official lnf"rn1il B..
Of THURSDAYS offerings becomes more Interest
ing The Treasury refuses 10 furnish the pun.
lie with information which j. - property. and
secretly buys bonds withou; public notice. Ih'
ouotatious for Governments at tie board are a-
folloWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
vrrIrG1IyALLEY RAILROAD.

r,>,.NGrR TRAINS leave foot q CortanG' '1S
DE- 1'.'Ss'' o., o. and rt, mediate points
u H. Tor Geneva alOn', -ii-.a. 10 i.,s ar =,
I.i lr'D.lsl 4'.h i'tD.'., IAN 80 -
I.,r- and pullman Gag o. ~u-r .n,eA i,-- 49,. -,ir,s
oo A. m for Mau.h chunk and mt mrc A. loll.;,
ia ~ Tor J. and T.. junction and intermediate p0-ANN
Chair car " "a .,.IGnock and u,. rmeda' points;
,,i,r ear 20 Tunkhannock. Connection u Reading an'
h- IA ~ m for Flmra and principal INT med t.e ~
CHAR cae Mih' -o'fre ana lu.''''" S''I'' " ''P
sion BriGge. . ,,..., c,urx and intermediate pointz
chair AR 90 ,f,,-b chunk and intermediate points
Co,t rn 10 Reading and Harr.DiIs' p,.,..,- prra,o
'o7 n M for Geneva Lyon, Ll1ga 100 I . ,o
aud he West. pullman '3P
Rr'dee. ., II a rn 1 4. 70. and 3 20
trans es al UoIuts In MahanOy and hatlttol coal
regions. SUNDAY TRAINS.
A ~ f,r Nlu,h .hrG ha IN anG IT. ,atst5
points and II a. H. Tor SN''1''1''' '"'
points - ,,...., ,.,.,on .,rt Intermediate points.
T." ~ ror ,t.r.1l LYONS. Elrri. 30. Dst'r. bA.Ao
anS S. Wet pullman sleeper - Lyons and Suspension
Bridge General Eastern Onice 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Flilancldl.
WOODSTOCK IRON COMPANY,
Admission, AIabam a,
100000
FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT.
Gntl BONDS,
Drr July 1, 1910. INTrRE-T PAYABLE SINH
ANNUALLY IN THE 1sT DAY or
IaSJAEY AND july.

Total issue and only mortgage OF me " oouN"'
Company Of huuisfon, Alabama.
Those bond. are a frat all the properly r''
and personal Of the Woodstock Iron Company co"Si9
q, two charcoal and coyc furnaces situo'n "'
Admission Ala ; also 1900 acres Of or" ana ''' .
lands and the stock OF the Gurne" Lana 'o"l'"f Vi
Admission Ma. which company Is the owner oil "oo"'
q 800 are Of land in and about the city Of Admission
The share capital OF the Woodstock iron company
is 50 COO0o0 49, .o. $500
The mortgage provides sinking fund Of $1,000 per
annum, payable by M company. and Of an u'N'u'"u'
,,ton the stock Of (iurncc Land Company ana al
proceeds Of OF lands OF thc Gurn"c Lana 'o"p""'
10 be- applied 10 the purchase Of bond' at not 'Nc'e1R
10; and intcrc,t aud balance not 50 applied 10 inc
payment Of bonds at Eo'nrty.
The bonds have been listed on the New-hoN DUN
Exchange and tb@ titles and mortgage examined a'u
approvd b. our counsel .
THE UNDER>IGNED RECOMMEND THESE
BONDs A. DESIRABLE INNE>1MENr hNp
OVER THE SAME At 90 AND INTEREST, RE-
SERVING THE RIGHT TO ADVANCE TIE PRICE
WITHOUT PREVIOUS NOTICE.
Fun particulars and COPY Of the mortgage are oONi'"
able at olic's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

A -NEN -UAA IN, &c.
"a. TNCCH~iON f-oot u days. 81 IS
steamers H. A4E5hAN ana c0NI - LMTAL leave
j. D. H. connecting AZ New-IIayen with special trains
tor MERIDIN. HNEl ytD >rIN,tl ~ hY!..
WOKE vc Through cets sold and balg1cs checked ~
ga broadway Ncw-York AID 4 Court-st.. Brooh!yn
nrD-ON AND COXSACKIE. - Steamers
liAATERSKILL and THOMAS INFANTS leave Pier
ncctng With Boston and ALBANY p. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
idse' GcnerA Eastcrn oacc. 285 Broadway.
.x,rsr SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y: G.. .

w II Il X K. CO.. L..s,.s'.-Irains leave Wes, So,
- s,,ton New York. as follows, ana ID hth9tg 'aslp
sr,n thn fJ.t = Jav-st. NrwYOrA hnnt'lon ~.
Dstroit and CHICAGO $50 A. M 10 F. NJ 10 il
81 gqro E 70 he n ss'H Y 3 is p5ia
Ntstr" and Srrt,u,e 80 . % m, % p
~ ~ ~ M Kingston. 3 30. = Is. - 81, clOf1
ali 30 a. M. Or IS. - 900. .5:l5 and - lo mn mn
eat.Sill and Albany 30 = IS . - al so a. o T:.
"a IS sio0 , Is. s. 5 p. m Cranson- W. t ,1;
81 81 a. M i - - 100 80 s 5 IS. q 90 = IA
I'll - D. H. cl0 - a. m. b9 - p m Corn" 'is
Ncwblre. Montoa and canada Fast p a n, Ia
D. m Elegant slcopngcars FOR BuNh0' Ni''tth ty,ns'
Detroit CHICAGO and St. Lou, all throqsn, "a,
saratoga specials al 80 a. NJ % - D. in Ia a M
to saratoga and caldwell Lake ',g9rg ar oniy Paf.
6nr Grand Hotel station and phenica - ~ 3,,0d U,.
and all 80 A. 49,. b. - ? M Ptroot and n 80 A H.
&, aud hadt r,k. Via pho,nlcia lof2 N - ,nlcas
p train, and 10 IS ~ Tor lioa A. Pho.
a. 80 a. (Sunday, onlyl ior ,'la..n Inns. l5
af'a 80 9bys caro- m P PF at on ih =,
trains. Haiihodav special rs p r. Sa,Gfosy oy' I'd
Kaaerkul Hunter Hobart t,rtna i.u..tl pt,s,.
Phocnica Parlor Grand HOT wv Anr.x
| ia. A. a. Leaves BROOKLYN, wa nl,"N.,,..
Go aio 10 a. m and b 3 on p D. ry NY ta.'i
NoSnii2 n at linz 80 an. 81 PIN ear g "r1s
St,tor SWn1,t- only sDaly. tpinA 'Nt'pt >i
Ollie trains daily except sunday fof u'k't- az
u,r,r nd slIeping car accommodation OF l"ii i,o
NV onlc,s Rroot yn 1898 Washing OF 81 ~ n,sO AK
hnnCx oeira loot of Fulton-st. Now oi1 u, ~ pi,s
- i;ct'st and West Short stations. foot Of W.
~. M'S' and foot Of Jay.st North RIVER G. r. ~.
BERT General Passenger Agent Nandefou'-'N'" 10"
]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Boston, July 20, 1890.
cL0sING PRICES OF pHI1ADELpHIA STOCKS.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, July 9G-p N.
BY the operations of the Ncw-York Sub-TIcasury
in the week ended last cvc'ing. which inclndcd
receipts of $500, OGO Tor gold bars taken from the
Assay Ohicr and $56O,"O0 for exchange on other
Sub Treasures AMI the payment OF Sol IA"
for purchased bonds. the Ncw-lorlI banks lost
S2.Gt95J9 cash Go-daYS bank statement OF
weekly averages rpUort los of only SH93, 900
cCsh. Following Our estimate of week ago,
that the banks then held about Sl,000,oO0 less
cash than the amount reported as the average
Of that week tO-day's statement indicates reccip''
for the week from The interior OF SUN about
equal to all the ahsorptions of the Suh-lreaSnrY
and that tO-days statement OF cash on mana
closely apron imatCS the actual amount hc!d at
the close of business last evening. The loaDS
were contracted e. 306,l00. The reported dc
crease in Geposits-T3,374 .90O-ls So; 3'0oo
greater decline than the other changes call Ior.
Hence despite tho loss in cash. ne surplus re-
serve, by the statement. is increased $500; -
and left al SG.Oj212j. against $7.0N9,Cij july
81 1850: Sp7Il6l75 july 2S, ISIS, ana SS,-
I3O.975 July so, 1881.
The following the comparative statements OF July
Loans 500 a!s sa II 200 .4o5 % Zoo Dec ci
f i2saic 49, $4,000 a2qiec i"y 3s7 i 100
ti,l G Cation sc9 zoo '' S6od.Cc Dec
The following show, the relation between the total re-
,erve and the total deposit, NJ th" respective ud''N
Specie ..... $4,000 COO s75.5-9t0o Dec - 500 700
LeGai. tenders 3-3j'tOlO oIuO Inc "''''
Total rc-cr,e. sloo 4oaooo :lcs e7cooo Dec s''aooo
asainst ddpos 1886 100 lo2 ~ So Dec i3372j
Surplus ....... s57o24oo sC,ojal-5 Inc. $3.50. 80
The Clearing House statement j. rs follows
For to-day: Exchanges, ll3,G@",So2; btl.u,'s'
SlO37l, i03 For the week: Exchanges. $40 -
762,3l0; balances, S@3670,l4i
THE STOCK MARKET
There was nothing in to-day's stock market
that calls for single comment II was dull,
and that term is represented 10y TduSactl"liS o.
only 2G.2Ns shares in the -chcral list ami 10y
fluctuations in prices that generally did Not r\-
coed Is per cent Rock Island was an exception
in declining $-N PER cent - 90 - without !
reason therefor and Delaware. Lacka"anna ana
The bank statement which gave letter figures
than was anticipated was published al too Iai'
an hour 10 have any cAcCt, even If IT were lh-
tended TO have m effect
in the unlisted department tie trorsactiouN
amounted 10 600 shares, OF when SUGAR Ger H-
Gates furnished $500 shares with dc"hn"
from - 81 last evening 10 - Is 80 -: IL
is absurd that stock or ccrilhcalc SOUS mo
tha, price (which represents company nav
through good and bad times and With 40 crcdi'
10 borrow money continues y pay DIVIDENDS OF
be earned or they could not be p'id III cash
The trouble is that the methods al lh" St"ck
Exchange Of its principal managers dlsclrdi the
property and cast doubts on the source If tc
dividends.
The general market closed with less life than
that exhibited by galvanized corpse, but 1t Was
firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
PR0VTTlDENCEi LINE

for BOSTON PROvIDENCE woECEsrLK arf al New.
Lnglanl ront-. Full nights post shortest rail nd'
~l..r .lN.-... DO IIs Rhode ISLAM ID
will leave Pier 90 y r.. foot warrcn-st, at 30 p
daily except SuuItY,. arriNLg Pro- idrnce Boston
- she Orrl,-'Tl on each steamer !! Eet, and
sateroos secured g. 800 257 2G 82l. ga cd So Brad
way Astor House Nud-Ol aud Cosmopolitan Hotels, all
ooces y Y. Transfer Co.. y y. and Brook yn VINO VIII
call for and baggage from hot residence ~ des
nation.
Telephone call. Cortandt s.s25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
financial.
Notice 10 Holders OF
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

The Supreme Court Of the STATE oil Ne"-i orh
I'm wing decided hat the Of the pro rnin snare
10 be contributed by stockholders un'er Hf'iole VI
the rGnnzation Agreement had not oech guy "Ne
aud determined by fhe Central Trp-' COMPANY o' Ne
Sorh the notice given In respect thereto IN
hereby Withdrawn.
since the notification such notice The amount re-
quirrd hn- been somrw hat increased by addition oil
Interest The in the cnicnihtch ""o nv"
been slightly greater extent reduced "y '"' "pP'
cation, Icccunt of pa"t due interest," Oh e'r'"n
renzcd the receiver The operation OF the road
and bv order of the ouri paid to tie purchaser
TIE TKr.T COup,vY HAS MADE An EXAMI-
NATION or TIE WHOLE -tHIEtr N ACCOR-
DANCE WITT: the VIEW, EXPKE-SED BY TiiE
COURT, AID HAS FINED ANp DETER III NED
THE AMOUNT OF THE PR0 RATA sHAhb 10 bE
PAID ny STOCHIIOLDEH> OF THE HoUHfoN
AND TEXAS IENTR Al HALLWAY CohfANt. IN
oRDEr To ENTITLE THEIR TO THEIR PKo-
por.TI0x ATE ANIGINr OF TIE -TOCk az THE
KEOKGANIZFD COMPANY. 70 De II l-lO FIX
CENT. or THE PAR VALUE OF THElk ht-
sPECTNE HOLDINGS OF SAID EAi>r'N''
CAPITAL STOCK.
Notice il hrrcby given to the holders of said cNiS'.
Ing capital stock Of the Houston aud frxa- 'en'r"'
Railwny Company that they may. on or ociore ''p-
tcmhcr /. 1890. provide and pay TO the nnders'ghe"
the amounts payp bic under the 9ih Article OF the e-
organization Agreement, dated December ~, 1870
and thai the same il 40 cnch share OF thcrrc-
specify" holding, Of said existing capt" s'o'h' '"'
same must he paid before september ISL 'H""'
In cntIc the holders Of stock to 'hc'r pr"p'
onnic amount of the stock of the Icorganizcd conf
pauy under said gth Article. The stock 'eru"C"'e'
" i'll be stamped with dntc aud amount oil payment
Dated Ncw-YoIk. July 10, 1890.
THE CENTEAL Trust co. OF NEw'IoNk'
TRUSTEE.
e. p OLCOTT Pre-iden
y~ar(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
GDAHOgS ADMg'EFED
DRlME BANK STOCK.

THE AMEHICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF DENVER COLO.
Is Increasing capital to 100000; making It the
Strongest Bank Ia Colorado
Shares s1Oj 90 cach - 90 premium going profit
account for ,hc benefit Of new ard old -Gholcrs
Bank officers ~ long and successful financial cNp'ri-
ence nhtd number u Share, viii be- sold. Address
tiuarantc" Loan and Trust Co.. Kansas CITY, Mo.
Denver AID improvement CO.. Iank. Denver Colo.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
An person, holding ans Of bonds m the Southern
Pacific Railroad company hereby notified TINT there
thr hands Of IA" undrr-iened Irt'cs under the
which Tho payment 81 aid bonds t. secured.
one Hundred fhon-and Dollar. gold. which.
redemption purchase u aid bonds. and that the under.
-gntd viii receive -rAiod proposals at the Land Oacc
COmpany ~ FOutth and Townsend STREETS
Francisco for tn ndcf " said bonds until WEDNEh.
DAY the tp antlch dat 81 Auru.t lrHo at which time
propn.al- viii opened. Proposals. indof.tG PRO.
poh- for Suricndr. Of thr First MORTGAGE Bonds
crn Pacific road Company" The hight II reserved to
u. o. MILLS. r.
g. D. LANSING, 'rust''S
san Francisco, July 10, 1890
| CAN PLACE 500 to - 800 on first mort
i gage 10 per cent and years, dime rom ~ 300
900 per cent. ana amounts over $1,000 at
cent all nrst-cla<, security refer 10 bank IN he
city r.. SIElAbAtH, Tacoma, Nashingt0n.
CAFE INVESTMENTS will invest loan
- % handle money for noI ros e.ts Best r.ferenoeA
Address KECN JOHNSTON.
Spokane Falls New STATE Vi Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
NEW.YoRk,

ADVERTISEMENTS TOR -, TifE; I'm NE ;T N !
a IlIBu TX b5 "a, H nEoS.ddsast corner Thfy:
af,t.st' uptll D 9to Broadgay between 20 Wc,:
T~pntv.thlrd.-t corner Fightn-ay 10! S.i a.,
5s Fourth.aye olner Foglt.egth. $50 I'm sixty.
arsst iOs grstaye 100 VT {, fofy nd
thc HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast one-hu.,oIe"'
twenty afth.s. UP 20 D. az regular oElec rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
HGilroaos.
de N N S YLvA MIA
4 RAILROAD.

q HAtkKOAO.
on AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890.
Trains ic,e G.eOl' iOos O De'Dr0sscs ana Cortland
- nd b bdNE [os the wss PvIn.a
Is NJ columbus S 49, a; a5 2 CSS,sago %
WI Loes and Except i saas y.
1906 saS ass ME AND CHICAGO LIN.
80. cSeP,,,d e4.iasi',y o. PulI'6 le,tI6as,
a Dra" os.t a2s sse ca Ms@ Ss Rnf
sss sss %G Se5op G5 S2 and for O
eo9vTn Gya Of a9Ee 2, Office Lsatd b a9n1
aex F 19gs cHSS20 ASP & G5T 81 65.
Passenger Coach NcSYok to coam6us ASss Ga.
.inl',l II ~ Ci.ca-o 100 p. H., and S. LSIi,
G'fSFH ~: &fSrEE e. ExrGEs S fps all point. IA
cne2na: onl MerP}s fgsIHnyiySaA, Railroad Dians
r.tahugg to Richnon1 lnl ,hirago. ArriL At clnen.
Louis : 90 q ~ second nor ing Connects for Ceyeand
sod T9I'do ,Gaily excep. ss.nrday. p.,..,, ,,,.
"cepinf g Yew.YoIs to cicaeo, Neu.YorS 70 Mem:
SaG ga at Gsao G &c nd a IS un ay CAV ts
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
ssry except ,5 sYnae lS2 ayg Ta5nses
DianS Car a. 82o g. NJ srrys Wsshlngson 3
s sqS 1ns g s a. Sunday "a ~: sa
Pand 6As R vaS ~. nFec nelhSsD s sss q
70, Lone Bra@ch POM Pheasant, sna sta.
- so 3 10 $40 rlecial, 4:-0, 20, and 90 D. N
Saturdays only. 20 ?. 10. SUNDAY. ~. :t5 a IN,
70 - D. n ~, h' D at n'oNTT, TT. or - ndayi
Car and D1v (oqch) weekday, com for Cape NAV
and with through for Browns Mlils and Beach
N7Eon
&c, o. PaRs ,9a sGTtSs VI. E:Ers,s rhge9a.
90 ,. m daily; Via baltimore and Bay Line. 2:i0
y H. weeil.davs.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave - follows -
. 20 Z 20 90. 49, 10 Chicago Limited Win
Dining Car. AMI 10 10 Washington Limited ard II %
a. ~, y 90 900. 2;lO. :Oo, 30. 90. ~, ~.
90 20. 900, and 20 D. d.. and y - night.
ACCOMMODATION, u 10 a. u. 4 40 and o. p. M. Sun.
days. Esprc--, is 80 90 go Lna'c. ard 10
n. ~. 900. 900. 30, 800 $50 10 and 90
D. H. and - 10 night. Accommodation, : co D. IL.
Inc Sew-T.rK Transfer COMPANY VIII call hi
check baggage IRON. no. i ana r',it ,nco,.
For Wetabcs VI local Trains Apply ticket agens
OF the Conn any. -
CHAS T.. PTGl. J. T. WOOD,
General Manager General P1sst Az nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLECX EXCHANGE
STOCKS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22
A Natural Gas Field.

In narrow rocky gorge only a mile
from Nordhon is burning steady, in
extinguishablc flame, which would IN
most places be the cause Of much cx-
citemcnt in financial circles. Large
cities and immense manufacturing en-
tcrpriscs have been built up on such
resources as arc here wasting themselves
in natures wilds. Down the steep rocks
flows tiny stream, covered with oil
wherever pool is formed, and It's rugged
bed is covered with asphatum. A rough
trail leads a half mile up the canyon TO q
barren ridge, where. amid the calcined
rocks and crumbling shalc the gas Oozcs
ont Of iunumcrable crcvicC3 and burn,
with a steady flow that shows n large sup
ply behind somewhere. 10 has now beer
burning some two weeks or more aud al
efforts to cxtinguish 80 have been failures
We are glad to say that prospects ar,
good Tor a development aud utilization
Of this discovery. The working Of o
valuable gypsum deposit on The Ryersoi
ranch is also under consideration, ant
other enterprises which, II carried ont
will bring about material progress in Oh
valley. ey.--Nordbo6 (Cat) Yico.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22
Rights ON Other Mems Lands.

A paper by Mr.. Hyde Clarke, on "The
Rights of Property in Trees" on the land
of another, relates TO curious custom of
primeval times which still survives in
some lands. The author first met it MS a
land judge in Asia Minor in 1862, when lie
was called upon to grant compensation
for olivc-trces belonging TO one or more
persons on the lands of others, and for
honey-trces or boards of wild honey in
State or communal forests Papers read
10y the Rev. DIR. Codington gave infor-
nation of the existence of like system
in Mclanesia. II likewise prevails, ac.
cording TO Mr.. Crockor, of the British
North Bornco Company, in Bornco, IN re-
spcct to the katapang, or honcy-trce, and
also in the case OF caves containing edi-
bic bird's-nest. Sir Spencer st. John
also observes that in Borneo the land
nominally belongs the State or tribe, but
the ownership is not private property
in land in our sense of the word. He had
observed that certain of the tapang, on
which the bees construct their nests,
often belonged To special families, and
were not touched 10y their neighbors.
Sir Thomas Wade has found n similar
right in China, where, when hill farms or
gardens are leased, the tenant will pay
the proprietor yearly rent. All fir-trees
or bamboos on the ground before it is let
belong to the proprietors, aud the tenant
Is not free TO appropriate them. II there
wore no such trees on the ground when It
was let, and such trees were subsequent.
ly planted by the tenant, they would bc
athis disposal. Separate property in trees
is also traceablo in India, particularly in
Chota Nagpore, where Mr.. ]. i. Hewitt
has frequently found that fIuit-trees
growing on land are owned by persons
other than the owners or cultvators of
the soil. The mhowa-trecs, which arc
exceedingly valuable, are frequently di-
vided among the inhabitants Of the viii
lagos near which they grow. The indi-
vidual property in trees is not in Turkey
confined to Asia Minor, but prevails ms
general law in the empire. Miss Pauline
lnbSfound it in Bosnia, and bought an
interest OF the kind in certain estate.
1t seems also TO have anciently existed in
the British Islands, and is recognized in
the Brchon records of Ireland. But there,
aud in most European countries, the
vestiges of the separate rights have ceased
to exist. Science Monthly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22
The wondrous Power of Song.

Congressman John Allen, of Mississippi,
in addition co being one Of the wits Of
the House, is also something of n
"plunger" in society. lie was present
at musicale given at the Shorcham by
Mrs. Jeanette Thurbcr few evenings
ago, and talked music with a hucncy
that astonished some of those who heard
him. During the evening Mrs Thurbcr
engaged the Mississippi Congressman in
conversation for few minutes, and in
cidentally inquired if nc was familiar
with the study OF music.
"Oh, yes" replied Mr.. Allen,
promptly. 81 am something OF musician
myself. Ia fact am so fond Of music
that introduce IL into my everyday life
with very beneficial effect. control my
wife and family and govern my entire
household by the power of my music"
81 don't quite comprehend YOU"
answered Mrs. Thurbcr, smiling.
"Well," said Mr.. Allen, with n merry
twinkle in his eye, "it is just like this:
When ] request my wife or any member
Of my family 10 do anything, aud they
refuse, / threaten TO sing. They i'm
mediatcly relent and do my bidding
rather than hear me. Baltimore Sun