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INTERPRETATIONS.


NJ ANTED.ALwAYsG GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOa
Mo- Men su. and Eo%sn COoa. Go.ehpsp Butler.
this city rsfsrsnosa. 6l3 TN Ct NV IT
WANrED-BY A CoLoRED WOMAN, sITUA.
w ton TO Cook wash and Iron Tor Private Family
references furnished Call or address 2l0 Va. ave.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
Y! Tor CookA Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses
man. Butis.s sAML- A. CooMBs. Sa6 st nv.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED ENGINEER
SNs situation as Engineer and Janitor of an Or Q
buhnne; wages not 50 much of al object as stesdy
S3a; references nrst class. Address ENGINEER Star
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN SITUATION; HAS
w been used to Bookkeeping and correspondence:
snces Address GIN. Room 25, SOC st. n.wm27-3t'
WANTED-BYA Ri SPECTACLE COLoRED BOY
w Of Fifteen. Work Around the House in a Private
FAMILY. Address 3l3 South Carolina se. It,
WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK BY FIRST
w class Man who thoroughly understands his bust
m26-3t'
WANTED-BY WHITE GIRL, SITUATION AS
w Nurse for one Child and Plain Sewing or Light
HOMEWORK. Apply ~ e0S 18th ST. NV. m25-3t'
wANTED-BY AFkENCH MAID A PLACEwITH
Family Going to Europe beat reference Apply
At 1881 jefferson place m25-:3;'
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR COMPETENT
w White and Colored Maids, Walters. Nurses,
era Farm. Dairy and Kitchen Hands and Others.
BURNHAM's. ITO q st. NV m22-6t'
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FiRsT-CLAss
w servants with reference in every case. send to
CITY lNTELLlGENCE OFFICE aud Your order will
BE- hiled with dispatch. May Building. 9TH and
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c. W. McMURRAx, superintendent of aeen-
cies of the New York Accident Insurance Com
TO meet accident insurance men ct Wizards
Hotel this evening.
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THE PRINTERS ELECTION.
A List OF the Successful Candidates
Kennedy Elected President.

At the annual election Of Columbia Typo
graphical Union 101 yesterday the vote polled
was the heaviest in the history Of the organiza.
ton, nearly 1000 ballots being cast. J. L,
kennedy was elected president by a majority Of
Ill over his only opponent, E. M. Blake. Ed.
win Payne was elected vice president, F. H.
Padgett, secretary, and John J. Higgins, treas.
urer.
The other successful candidates we're as fol-
lows: Charles H. Leeds, reading clerk: c. c.
Auracher, sergeant-at-arms; Granville Hartford
doorkeeper; II. F. ]. Drake, trustee; James H.
Ross, ]. T. Clements o. s. Monte and E. ].
Hall, delegates to ITU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27

Our late winter, Mr.. Greedy, was quite as
forward as our early spring is backward. P. E.
Please explain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27

James L Psttison Il Co., dealers In eas 6x.
lures, Chicago, ma de an Assignment yesterday.
Liabilities go, Wv. assets s35, 600.
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SHOOTING STARS.

THAT fellow would rob his fathers grave il
it wasn't for one thing" said . department
clerk referring to his tailor.
'And what's that2" inquired his friend.
''The old man amt dead" and the interest
continued to accumulate on last years bill.
Where are my scissors?'' inquired the horse
reporter Of the writing editor.
''Oh they are all right" replied that inno-
cent gentleman handling them carefully.
They are all clip. you mean" said the re-
porter with a sarcasm SO keen it might have
been used for bobbing horses tail.
Glittering General-ities constitute the hope
Of the young lieutenant.
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The Seattle Tide Lands Decision.

In the case Of Frank Jones and others, who
made application to locate Valentine scrip upon
certain lands near Seattle, WASH, which are
below high-water mark but above low-water
mark, known as tide lands, the Secretary OF the
Interior has decided that such land 10 not
within the intent of the act OF Congress au-
thorizing the issue of Valentine scrip
and its location upon public lands
of the United States. He holds, further.
that since the location was upon unsurveyed
lands it was merely preference right to per-
feet such location after survey ~ against the
claims Of all others except the United States,
but that until such location il adjusted to the
public surveys the United States has authority
to dispose Of the lands covered thereby. Such
disposition, he holds, Was made of the tract in
controversy by the admission of Warrington
into the Union a. o state. Hence, even we're il
TO be conceded that the lands we're at the date
Of location subject to disposal by the general
government the rights Of the state are superior
to those Of the scrip applicants. 1t ID stated
that the lands In question are located on the
water front Of the city Of Seattle. which, TO-
gether with the Improvements, are valued ct
several million dollara
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A New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill.

A counterfeit ten-dollar bill of the Ger
mania National Bank OF New Orleans, La.
has Just made its appearance in St Louis,
louisville, Ky, and Cincinnati, Ohio.
This new counterfeit is similar to one
engraved by Miles Ogle, which made
~. appearance In August 1854, on the
Third National Bank Of Cincinnati, Ohio, for
which he was arrested and afterward sem
tenced to term of ak years Ina prison. IL is a
fair counterfeit. with brown back some OF the
bils having An imitation silk thread printed i'm
ink on the back Ii will readily deceive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27

A West End bachelor. with none to love him
or make him afraid, asked q fashionable young
woman to mend torn glove for him, and the
following poem was all the thanks she received
Who makes the sky a softer blue,
BY that sweet smile, which shineth through
The tender face that smiles on you?
Your mother.
Who holds you IN her heart all day?
Who holds you as no other may,
Although the whole world falls away?
Your mother.
Who, with skill, the artist knows
That paints the bushes Of the rose,
Mends gloves as deftly as she sews,
And makes you solid with your beaux?
Your mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27

"You amt the Old Harry are your" asked
the small boy Of the bachelor caller.
mo, Of course, not" he protested, with,
however, just a touch of pride in his reputa-
ton.
That's what told sister when she said you
were the Old Harry" continued the boy, "be-
cause you are bald clean back to your collar
button, amt your"
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

INOR RENT-ELE0ANT NEW EIGHT ROOM cor.
u tsge 70 permanent tenant st winthrop Heightz
Montello station, Baltimore and Ohio. LAFAYETTE
@ LOOHIA m25-tu,th,s-2W
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WANTED-STORES.

WANTED-TO RENT STORE IN NORTHWEST
w suitable for Strictly Wholesale Wines and LIQUORS
Address Box 500, City Post Office m25-3ts
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WANTED-HOUSES &LOTS

WANTED-IMMEDIATEL FOR CLIENTS-A
w Fine Building Lot on 16tI ST. Also a Brick
House on or near Attn st at about $4,000 kITIrN-
HOUSE GUNNELI. Adams Building, 1876 st. W.
m22-6t
WANTED-BU sINESS PROPERTY; IMPROVED
w or uniinproved Within 9TH ST., Penna ave-, New
J. ORR ave and 18Th st. NV. Address BUSINESS
PROPERTY, star office mlS-2w
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Il NEW COTTAGE
AT WODDSIDE

new station Met. Branch B and O. railroad. half
mile be yond silver Spring"
This Beautiful Cottage, Just completed located At
the corner of second avenue" and street, Is only
two minutes walk to the station Ii Gothic stye
OF architecture and CONTAINS about rooms IN all A
well OF purest water nj the door,
Lot l5ux2OU; ornamental shade trees planted aud
growing timely; locstion high heathfui and desirable
Price "a, 200. Easy terms
Apply to
/ Nv n. HUYCK,
L m26-4t l5o5 Pa ave.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ITOR -64-RoOM FLATS ON PoToMA ST.
Il GEORGETOWN, to Colored tenants at IS and 80 per
month each.
10 9TH st NV. I'd and Sd floors at ESQ and $40 per
month. HEISkELL q MCLERAN, zoos ST. NV.
m22-6t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
n OST-AT THE CORNER OF 18TH AND SIS.
IL = Silver.mounted Pocket Book, The Finder will
be very literally rewarded at 1884 Jefferson place
OST - ON TUESDAY t25TH, ON l4H ST. BET
II d and F, Necklace Of Gold Beads. Suitable re-
ward II returned to 3lS l4th st. NV. It,
4 OsT : TUESDAY EVENING BROWN COCKER
IL Spaniel Dog, named Duke. Liberal reward IL re.
turned to J. 400 New Hampshire ave. NV. IT
II OsT-THE PERSON WHO TOOK CARD CASE
show case in Milburns drug store Wednesday After.
noon will be ssked questions aud will be literally
rewarded by returning same TO Room 90, Patent
Once. IT.
IN OsT-sUNDAY LAST. ON O ST. NE BET.
IL North Capitol and Trinity church Gold Neck
Chain, Cut Crystal Ornament sttached. Suitable re.
ward for its return to 247 n. Cap. at m27-3t'
IN OsT--ON "WEDNESDAY MORNING, 26TH IN.
IL slant Small Black aud Ian Dog with tag No
4o03; answers TO the name Of Cutie Albersl reward
II returned to 1221 Mass. ave. NV. m27.2ts
OsT-ON TUESDAY MORNING POINTER
IL DOG. liver colored with spotted breast; nsme OF
owner on collar; answers 70 name Jim Liberal re-
ward II returned TO LOUIS JOHNSON. TOO 81 aw
m26- 81
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WANTED-LOTS.

w ANTED-BY FISH MILLER l2I3 f ST n w
w Nice Building Lot, IL to 20 by rs to i 90 feet
between New Jersey and 10th aud from Mass. ave
TO L st. NV m27-6t
WANTED = FOR INVESTMENTS DESIRABLE
w Lots in the northwest costing from $4,000 to
$1,000; those having old frames preferred
b. GlLBE,T & CO.,
mhE2 I'm 62o st. NV
WANTED FOR CASH. GOOD BUILDING LOTS,
w northeast and northwest. Price must be low
Address +. U. Box 316. jal4-3m
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A METHODIST GENTLE N
Nv Wants Furnished Room Permanently in a
Christian Home; 1t must be in the square bounded by
9TH, 18th, and II SITS. ". ana rent moderate. Adj
dress, for days, ME1 HODiST Star office. MO 3ts
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WANTED--ROUSES.

WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR TWO
w months from April must have bed rooms;
do Lot require linen silver; must be moderate AID.
dress DO, star office. m27-3t
WANTED - PARTIES HAVING HOUs ES FOR
w kent Can Secure Good Tenants and Prompt Cob
lecions and Returns by Placing Their Properly with
me; repairs. insurance and other incidental alters
relating to Its management promptly attended with
OUT extra cost to owner. GEO. W. LINKINS,
Mh2I-lm Cor. 18th aud Ii st.. II w,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

THE EXPORTS.
Tuesday. October

Tuesday, OctOber ZIP. m.
The Custom House returns of the merchandise
exports from the port Of New-York in the last
week give aggregate value Of 1888, 003,
which is an increase on the week of $50 Of
81 500. 900, and on the week Of 1883 Of S2,400,-
CoO and is the largest value for the corresponding
week bnck 10 1883 if not the largest for the
same week of any preceding year. But a swallow
does rot make spring. neither are a single
weeks exports Or imports of merchandise indica-
tive Of the drift Of thr foreign commerce of the
country. Therefore we add the last weeks move
ment 10 those Of the preceding Six weeks for three
years. were printed in Mondays Tribune. The
result of seven weeks for three years is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

100 i-s, and virginia Go, deferred receipts, "a ~
W city bank stocks, American EXCHANGE sola soI
II at LOG 1-2.
active, but upon the whole was firm. Inc sPeST,aa
feature was the raid on Rock Island %. II.e
bonds, OF course, were not protected by INC p
ence OF any speculative orders and tneS ~ ae
easily sold OF from t01 to l00 and one 1onu az 40
~ followed by sales on sellers opton ~"
at 99a09 Ia; the later sales were 81 Ivo ~.
ieo IL? This whole movement was maos III s -. =
waste OF ammunition on the part OF tne o ~
crowd. Reference Is made to our full report vi
bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The local money market was fully snppnea
with funds at 4t5 per cent, and hnaiiy ~
per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $tj6,0Ol ,O3s; balances 90
5s1.655.
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day S420,441. Its net gain on oaiauI ;
was S640, 532, made mp by gains OF $685. - coin
and SY5s currency. The days operations o IN
cluded: Receipts. $2,7l2.ses; payments 2'0eo'-
1885, resulting in general balance Of SlSg'ossSS'
1921 consisting Of $780, ,22s coin and Ss,9So'-
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived today Sls9.23o National bank no'es io'
redemption.
The customs receipts were S433.55o. the IN
ternal revenue receipts $121.l2s, and misceilane-
Gus receipts S20,234.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits In banks compares VIII u.,e
figures Of the last previous statement as fono"s'
gold on ia 9;o s,s % Sss 9sossp Inc
en- hand ...... o,co2lc5 e1o7 ass Inc. 16ozs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
G. n. VENEER G CO.,
33 WALL ST., NETWORK.
8 CONGRESS ST., BOSTON.
BONDS OF THE TOWN OF FLATBUSH.

sealed proposals VIII be received at tie office OF the
brooklyn. r. up 70 ~ oeotk Ion on the p u day
and Dollar. Of the Bonds Town OF Fat6u>h. L. l.,
issued In accordance with CHAPTER 49, Laws OF NewlorA
OF 1899.
All Of the bonds beer interest At ga per cent per annun
and have semi-apnua coupons attached
$4,000 .Flatbuah Sewer Bonds for 81 900 each.
dated Juy Is 1885, and mature follows: $1,000 july
Is 1912 e3 900 July IS 1913 and - 18th OF
each July ,eraer until 1928, inclusive Coupons Jan
uary is and July Is.
ESQ 600 flstbush Avenue Assessment Bonds for
81 600 dated November l. 1890, and mature fol-
lows 5000 on No'embe: !. 1900 and 81 900 on No
ypnber each thereafter until 1909 inclusive.
Coupons May | and November l.
$1,000 are "f1atbush Sewer Assessment Bonds for
600 each dotted November l. 1880 and mature Is TO-.
lows IS 900 the LIST Of November, 1895. and - 900
on the lat OF November OF each year eater until 1909
inclusive. Coupons May and November l. -
Accrued interest from July 10 the 'Fl1tbush Sewer
Ponds and from November the two other classes -
TO br ADDED the price bid Pond. 10 b. paid for aud
delivered AZ the cnire OF undersigned N0Iemb' q.
Envelopes must be sealed and Endorsed "Propoas for
Fatbush bonds" 49,,
The rs't reserved reject BIDS that may not be
III N1' THE iONG ISLAND LOAN AND Trust co.
EDWARD MERRITT.
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Authorized 10 act as Executor. AdinIatrato Guardian
RerrIyrr or Trustee and legal depOso for laoney
Acts as Trustee OF mortgages OF corporations. and a.
kiows Interest on deposits. which be made At
Tine and withdrawn on Ave days notice. WITH interest
ier The whole time they remain With the Corpuny
For ,h, convenience OF depositors this COMPANY also
opes current accounts subject Ia accordance with It's
rr. IN hack 1t sight, and allow interest the
resultnS daily balances such checks pass through the
Clearing House. A., ,.~.arnryr op nr.x
Est ATE and 10 The collection aud remittance Of Rents
Il pSxes n nTRs AND IiREpRooF Vaults
,o, s ..fe keeping OF securities placed In ts custody
~, nU Itch a. collects and remit Income T.
TRUSTEES. 1
un wnt.v,,sht H. Van Rennslr Kenuedy,
IT, rot James II. OGivie.
L. I. wilson. ianes :: " ooamArd
VIM. F. RUSSELL - "a. run. snA"'
Y. ". WoypS;; .,, c. Vanderbilt.
TsSS' tts,s y. A. Low . :
~; ~ Due, q. @. Williams,
C Cun n I.isnd II. q. Remsen,
TTaoS Edward Srhell.
EonsV Amass j. Parker.
d. H. McAlpin, 6anuS
George B. Cafhaf Teo y, M,soun,
Chsuneey NJ Dspew w. 1saien sse"oe'eiN ::
EXECUTIVE coMMiIIHE
VIM. wiswrishk q. ~ M"N
Edward bchen. = WSnT
Geo L. NAGoun. - y. I1
D. G. Hau ~,ro psAHsntt -
JAMES Il. oGILvu, ssesn1 viee-Prssidsss
A. o. hoNt4tt9as0WE ssi slTisx .--...a. s--..r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
EXPORTS.

Total fos wks.s0i ols 22J I7G,65O siS co., 52o
The foregoing shows that the merchandise cA-
ports from the port Of New-Yorl in the last seven
weeks were nearly $4,000. 900 greater than In
the same time Of 1889, and were nearly SCI ,00O,-
0"0 greater than il The same time Of SIS. The
record Of the port for seven years from January
! O latest date stands follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

London. oct 81. p. 1.-CGnsos. - ll.lG for money
and % 10 IL fGr the Atlantic and Great western
rrt1rstrs S3s Canadian Pacific.
-: Ire. 2I-. Mexican Ordinary. sob; St. Paul
Ur.Ou. III M"Xcan Central new per cent bonds AZ.
MONEY. 3 cent.
tn q discount In the open market for 10th short
and ~ months bills Is a. pr cent.
I'tr- quote per o. francs for
accent and EXchan London % francs 20
times FOR cafcks.
Tho rroult OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank L;
England balance to-day Is s2j 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
CAPITAL 100000
Divided into 10. 900 Shares of $500 Each

CAfk1 AL Sl,OOU,VVV
Divided into 10. 900 Shares of $500 Each
FILL PAID AND UNAsSESSABLE.
l.. bu,nc. ranuiactnre and sale OF drug, and
Gn & Of ar nf .e grogret9 Ss i s,
r"tad srb mar ous and uanroced@oi Id success in the
innun, rabe diseases and ailments wherv oulnne. Anti
il rost. the consumer only one.tenth the price Of
QUINN aud ntieth the price Of Antipyrine
a. -. D -,ans Th' eSie g Gscd IT. prdet that ne
rely IN preference to any @: the heretofore used I'M
The iioits from the manufacture of orinine up
Tie roya alone lad to the diseoverer Of An,ipyrne
during III pr,al'Icc OF the Grppe amounted to over
The e,tInatcd sales will Yield profit OF s35o,Ooo pei
T"se figures apply United States alone and
The whole Il pa No oss tor r.dy A d tT an ssr
matns, iof he ,omIanvs product more especially
Countries which \asSas S's 3, are Df.,,eni
H. 93Pd s S%,y :; :Rs
S,q ps sDa T = ssoo Il the .ots e war
Pr%a' ,n S 70 e: on , ssd o anS
70 th nra pro:sion ad the drs t,ade Of the rtitrd
states. the ,om1ny are now selling portion q the treas:
th IT, ', or THitd Bank Building 50 and o. Broad
PsS will be sGr EcS 'Tly
T!ehy Ee%sded dvdend as Se company
Will DIVIDENDS OF $50 PER CENT PER AySuM
stock ecsing Only s2o share, and accumulate hand
Arrang being made enlarge and equip the
iacory and Laboratories 10 capacity sumo lent 10 supply
incr as,d demands. .
ties will turn out 20 900 per annum at profit
Additional engagements VIII be made as the demand
increases - $500
ESQ. President OF the company Eugene Harvey Es9 OF
IhIa Edw,rd Ks.nsy E.S q MSs:: Xsn T,.:sii
Mss,rs Ferris Kimbsli Banker. New: YORK Clarence
Del.held. Esa. Ciyti Engineer. Wal Street Ssw'
hSnKers Mills Building New.York several prominent
Etwl gentlemen who VIII have seats In the Board OF
Directors later on. =.
ti In It's business will be free nom yics
stude- Affect most enterprises commercial or VI.
business depression or prosperty will Affect the Earn
ips power Of THE STANDARD CHEMICAL CoMPANfs
stock. , - =, ..., ~.,,,x
that its business profits will year aftsr year
Applications for stock and all ehecks arsfss &C.
'0eSA Do aTXSDHap CHEMICAL COMPANY.
On AaA "a Broadway. Hsv.Yars-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

There Is not Il particle of public evidence th9t
warrants the belief that the A;chison, Topeka
and Santa Re Railroad is obt.ining business by
any undcrhaad methods in the share Of rebates
or cutting of rates. The roads central position
and It's continued absorption Of outlying lnes-thc
turning Of small competitors into fccGers-bIaaS
10 II a large traffic which only follows il, natural
course. Almost every week we read that ind,
the rules OF the Southwestern Ass0riai iou the
Atchls"1 OF some point turns over TO IFS partial
competitors certain number of carloads, and
Yet goes OH making It's weekly large gain in
gross earnings, and It's monthly reports Of ret
c5rnlngs showing also large gains. Probably
equally managed with a Single eye for the ultimate
benefit of the stockholders as is the Atchison.
Tie real manaeers-the financial part-are more
Interested in the stock than in the bonds Of tine
COMPANY.
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Che Iurt,
DroposGls

OFFICE or LIGHTMOISE. E EHI Ell
YORK, Oct Is isSoPrOrosals win be received a. sns
Of oe.ober isso for furnishing material and labor
OF ali kinds NECESSARY constructing Keepers DTsng
AZ sandy Hook Electric Buoy Station SewJersey Forms
OF proIosa plans and specifications showing what re-
Hight reserved to reject any al bids and TO valve any
defects. D. r. HEAP, iaor Of Enginesfs L. D. A.
Lighthouse Engineer
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
= s. nn 0d ut Il neoS on NoseRS sS;
Is 1880 viii received as this once for supplying and
At Chsfe.to1 g. Z. The attention q bidders |. ia.
s ssa F % as e. 1851 Vol ss and Vol q.
s oS sppiy to FREDERIC V. ABBOT. Captain Of En-
United STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
u cHARLEsToN, 8: G. Ost lsso'@sessd pro:
IA 1aao viii be received s this once for supplying ana
deosisins about 50 Of pap stone the South
Iefsy NJ chnrestoa s. The attention OF bidders Is In
csas;s .gprTysS g sss ..S e. "a, ~
.ss M statute: L:sse Far 81 1se c., inform me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
flnurria! Gieetlngs.

OFFICE on
TO TIL! Stock iiOLDEI;S OF THE AMERICAN
COTTON OIL COMPANY:
DLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual
Me-sng OF tbs ckholders OF The American Cotton
OIL Company viii be held the principal Office Of the
State OF SewJcrsey at the refinery near
Gutter burg in Union Township Hudson County on Thurs
day, the day OF November 1890 at Il o'clock noon.
Cor the purposa q gloctng DcOrs and for the trans
action Of such other business nay properly cou9 before
meeting.
The Transfer 30 ot The Company will be closed
on THURSDAY 18th dsy tOber. 1870 at o'clock
p. m will c0s,G rnt FRIDAY, the eth day Of
NovcL ocr 1880, at 10 o',lO"k a. m.
d ed October 5, loJ0.
by order y. the Board OF Directors
Il 4. MUNRO. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
SECURE KAY-MAZEPPA STOCK

Before next advance which Will be made soon Present
price q 90 subject 10 advance without notice NOW
PAYING REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDENDS Of
per par value.
Enough Ore In sight Continue Dividends for Many
Years.
Par value 81 co. full pad and non-assessable. The
regular output Of the mine will b. doubled Ger
tifcaes for 100 shares and upward Prospectus appl
cation to Colorado Mining Investment Co.. JAMES GIL
FILLAN. Treasurer (ExTrcasurr OF L. S., Al walss,
New.York.