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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-06
MARKETS ny TELEoRApn.


NV Yong. March SIN stocks today there
vu heavy trading in Reading and sugar refn-
esiss but the general liss was dull and stsgnant.
The bears are accused OF manipulating rates for
exthange and are said to have bought sterling
heavily In order TO prevent decline to = point
which would permit shipment OF gold 10 this
0nntry at profit Reading was the
kature Of the day aud weak ON q food
= short sales prominently upon the
oullness OF tho Anthracite coal trade.
nnpidly sold down from sssa 70 ees.. closing At
he lowest price. sugar tonight shows IN al.
vance OF Ia on report that the directors would
declare = dividend. The market closed daiL
Changes In the general list were insignin can't
Governme to steady. Petrol, um opened
aeady at s2is. and after . slight decline al
wnced TO ask., then reacted. closing steady at
49, stock exchange opened at s3is highest
~. lowest s2,l, closing ass Consolidated cx
change, opening esz4: highest asss, lowest vi,
Closing 90 Total sales al. 600 barrels
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES
new YoRx, March e.--Money on call easy:
xsS per cent; prime mercantile paper MGR.
sterling exchange. strong: to-day biiis. t&.sgl.i
demand tts6
Dar silver. ss5sc.
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JUDGE 4 TREE 81 lis FRUITS |
ssAr.r Feh. q iYn.

EGArvLs, Feb. =. iSsa
On the fith of sepsember, 1851. called
upon d.. JorGan with what tbs doctors
SAID w2s lnfiammasory rhsumssism- Ny
Fsght hand was the size os four Ard / had
not been shie 70 sleep for several nights
Dr. Jordan prescribed for me and tod me
to obtain some snail bottles Ia which TO
pat the medicine. I thereup0n went into
Seattle drug store and asked for some
bottles, rem a.ksnr that wanted then TO
put DR.. Jorsian's medicines into. A lady.
Who vas present, eratuisoasly remarked
that DR.. Jordan was auack. paid no
attention 10 this, as | had previous expert
ence With the doctor, who relieved me OF
misery ia which other eminent physicians
utterly failed In Just two weeks could
write xifh nay hand and IL has been well
ever since. The only objection have got
10 that paid - for the MEDICINE and got
well before used one-haH OF 4, and now
have So worth Of medicine hare 10 use
for. which 10 sggravating.
E. i BACHELOR,
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
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DAcrFrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Tietaria: Al 5 =. m passengers received on
board q, p. nj March I, ,, "a. l9. "a, -, and
every Eve days thereafter.
For Alaska. March y and "A.
Prom san FRANCISCO, for Victoria and Puget
sound ports. Ataa M Massh l. g. Ii, Is. u,
r. 81, aud every five days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF the
company at Ocean Deck, Seattle
tgOnALiA PERKINS a CO., san Francisco.
HI. MCMILLAN sHpertni. ndent. Seattle.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. rs. 1890.

EEArTIg. Wash. Feb. IS. 1880.
Our little girl was sick with cerebro-spinal
meningitis. and. believing in aliopsthy. We
sent for DIR. smart. who instantly said
there was no hope: however. he did his
best Subsequently We called DR.. Z. l..
smith in consultation and they both said
there never was . ease on record OF this
kind that ever recovered; that even If she
did she would die OF consumption in three
months. she was then sick about eight
weeks and was blind and parai.zed and .
mere skeleton and was expected by the
doctors 20 die any minute When the last
vess'ge OF hope hsd fed we sent for DR.. ].
Eugene Jordan. and under his treatment
she entirely recovered. The ailopaih Is
now at . discount in our family. The
Hissogsnstic system Of medicine. the only
rational system, has by practical results
proven its theoretical accuracy.
GEORGE f. CLANCY,
MRS. u. n. CLANCY.
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- - = - @RSD ~ 11fXux XD0tU4
81 Two T<Aeu~
hAs FnAxessco. March A~-Dnr.rx rshxuagy
We exports Of wheat frnn san Yrxncsseo were
100 esfatsss Exports stnes yuIy !. fss8
were s<7I. e0gceasxiz. Of wkiea s4ss so w.us "a
sfsef Britain Exports during sse sxzse period
q fss rfsceiing yszs vere ls0xag eenssI<
D1s7nz Fsbsnsry sxperts Of aenr were re noe
oArfsas- and SINCE Jaay /. liza. v1r4 Sc 900 bag
ssss. against - 0e barrels
Total sxperfs Of phsxt &nd asus ffosr r.
dses1 u wheat centass3 fog shs past eight
moashs were Hlo1sasa. ss1m1 esnssIs
aEatnss IL 7s1ape eenssas daring ne sane $3.50
of tbs preceding rear
During ths last eight months The nxcxsrss Of
vneAt u this Port wesx i0.gto.c8 censsis sn1
rscsfpn Of Eouf we're ~ 100 sasrelA
~aesf IN store - al calLboard vsss-
houses IN tats esty and as Pss cossas
Axeh ], aggregated 7sooD sona
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skkfTLE. March 3. Ia
Hxehsnses ~ the Seattle Clearinghouse today
- G4Q So Is.

~ yzp.s6s.ls.
inpossent among the shipments from Seattle
6u1ey wese the following: One carload Of hay
= prssson. one carload Of emigrsnt fnevsbles
= essth Bend. one carload Of shingles 70 the
~, billed 10 the Minnesota Transfer. aud one
11flood Of s1nigrans mevabies 10 kent.
ne steamer signal. which Iesvss for Portland
1rnosrow, win take away In addition 10 her
ono, go 900 shingles for shipment to Denver.
he steamer Clara Brown brought In COO sAeks
dukeat from Tacoma today, and the steamer
1snuy Lake and scow 20 tons OF hay from the
nag1s river In the b aud oAt market little
Z Interest trsnspired today.
n steamer Idaho brought In . large consign-
neut Of 6sh, consisting principally Of halibut
~ FOUNDERS, from the lower Sound yesterday.
~ Of al kinds has been rsthe. scarce for two
lagk There Ia . very good demand for ash Of
"a kinds. Prices range about ~ quoted.
ffnde ia the Iumper market has been rather
INT for two weeks past. but y now showing
6ens Of Improvement. The Building season Of
~ 4 Just opening up, and to this II due the in
efoass In the demand. Outside mills are not
Afpplng TO seattle ~ heavily ss few weeks
auee The mil owners here are working hard
, rapture the home trade, and their efforts
- proving successful. The mills along
~ Itns Of Commercial street have not
IN mnning fun time this week.
outng - the shut of Of the water In the main
= ohok street. This lessons the cut for the
90. bat IL has no material effect on the mar.
~, = stocks are too heavy. Prices range at the
led-sock quotations In the list published yester-
~. Lngs are again scarce and light. Hold
~ ere limited aud the highest rates are de-
m6nded for medium lots. This combined with
~ present condition Of the lumber market, has
essry injurious effect upon the latter.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcKIfrs
During the last twenty four hours the merchan-
~ and produce receipts II this port were -
b1ows: Northern Pacific railroad, - tons:
Columbia Il Puget sound railroad. IS tons:
obattie, Lake shore 4 Eastern railway. 81 tons
Nwster-Fanny Lake, 20 tons: signal. $50 tons:
IAkme, 20 tons; Clara Brown, so tons. Total re-
esipts ~ tons.
SHIPMENTS.
During the last twenty-four hours goods and
nesehandise we're shipped from Seattle 10 the
nHoandins country - follows: Northern Pa
d6c failroad. "a tons: Columbia d Puget sound
mflfoad. y tons; Seattle. Lake shore d Casters
milway. - tons. By water--Sslide tons,
Michiksn. tons; FsirhAven 80 tons; Lskme. $50
Ions: ncunsaineer, Q tons. Total shipments. 63s
~
NATURE or RKcKIpTa
o. car oil. car stone. ? cars Ice. cars lum-
hef ieas wheels. l car cash weights. 2 ears nour,
manvheat, car charcoal. 2 cars brick, 20
tons haJ, cor shinglea, I car mixed mcrchan-
H.
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I,RoM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS

ERoM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Il the lire 70 take TO all points Esss and
South IL Is the DISiNa CAR ROUTE IL
rum through vestieuled Trains every
day IN the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
tho change OF esrD
Composed Of Dining Cars a surpassed, Pull
man Draw ne Roam seepers OF
latest equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Rst that can be constructed and In which
accommodations ar both FREE aud furnished
tor holders Of first or secord-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with all lines
afiording direct and uninterrupted service.
pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
in advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points in America England
and Europe can be purchased at any ticket
Office OF this compsny
Leave seattle az sos a. m daily; arrive at
Minneapoli. or 81 Paul at $40 p. m.
PACIFIC DrvISioS.--Arrive At seattle .: IS q m,
thru b train on East and south; 1875 a m.
Olympia aid Oh halls expr g.; us M. Ia
coma xpFe.st 9;25 in-. forilsnd and south.
Leave seattle 5a5 m, through train for
East and south; 10 30 .. m, Tacoma express;
2.I5p m. olymfia aud chehaiis express: Up
m., Portland sni south.
Tacoma az y05 q. m, Els p. m and saoS p m;
arrive al Portland st $50 IN. ard 3:is y. n,
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
CANT tiay coaches finest palace dining CATS be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full Information concerning rates, time OF
trains roa ca and other details furnished on
application 10
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst Cen Pass. Agt,
1gi First ST. Cor. Washington. Portland. Or.
A. CHILnERG, City Ticket Agent. 7l5 Second
street. Roxt1u block. seattle. Masl.
T. TONKIS, Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot, foot Of Third street
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CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold In but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription; "Dr. j. Eugene Jor-
dams HIstogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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shipping Intelligence.

rsssc'soe, MsFvh S-se ehsrsera
sAfavea-Jesaie. cesl. Ssnsirs,o,
hs,s ~ sasiii4a, Victoria. CITY az TopeAa.
- So townsend Cssrolson, Nanssrao.
r." ellington. ssnAisao: Defiance. rass
-s"asena; Deacon. Rors n!scevssy.
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THE FAST AND CoMM0Dr0US PAS5SNGk1
i sTEAMER MULTNoAAa.
OPPOSITION BoAn
Leaves the N. T. whasf dal at g. m. for oiym-
pis, Karnilche and 6ray's Hsrbor. returning 70
Tacoma ct p. m, connecting with boats ios
SEAETLE AND ~ aAIUOa,
Arriving III Seattle a. ?. N.
Thy TABLE.
Nv Tacoma zoo m Ar Olympia 1osoam
Lv Olympia lC45a N Ar Kamilcae Os5 N
Iv Kamilche u Is N Ar Olympia lsapm
Lv Olympia 100 m Ar Tacoma aoepm
Connes ting with tea for nsats!e.
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yoRruxgx PACIFIC RAil.RoAn

Tevrsst siespias-csss Ss1ly e~sweeE seattle
ard ChieSx0. Twenty-Evr saiios tue shortest
route aud sevsn aoaFs ard teissysix inmates IN
asyaacs Of ecmpesang Hires A. cassAesx city
fscips sSrzat, us >ercs3 stEyes. Hsas.oa ciccA.
IN. i sn- asrtnss ssakes Azx&s. NaAtfsN.
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IJoops cAaAL RouTK-srKAxxx sos.

The steamer Josephine win iesve Hstee,a
lo.s1An wharf. scos Of Marion street.. Wednesday
ma saturday xa0rutng af & q n for Po~x
1arse4s. sezeFck- tntoa City and all wsy 70 rts
90 Hoods Cana BE srulnz leaves Cnsoss C;sr
AcntAy and IoHrs sy morning For freight ~
passzxe sspSy AZ Halle d-tessEasa wharf a. On
eossd JOHN ANDk.AS *, Master
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0rrcKEsr TINE TO OLYMPIA.
KANTLcHIK AND GRAY's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER NULTSoaAH.


The opposition boa.i
Leaves Tacoma from the \. p. whArt esiiy. sx-
eepG SundAv. ~ a. m. shsrs& Returning,
issvss kamiichis 1855 p IA, Olympia, p IA
arriving In f4eSFns ?. M, cCarecnns wla
steamers reaching seattle ~ 3 "a AaG which
are thsoagh boats for bstcofa and Way rnants
Leaves Eaker s Bzeons dos Z, loot OF Jnica
street, seattle, for TacuEaa. Al p H.. sun lay
\. B.-Tnis bua1 Muss be taken from Ia
coma for trays Hareor counigy, being the
only THROUGH BOAT.
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70 rye LAnlrs.

70 the lADsre
We g8vs most careful sns ss,-ss,s.....
49, - 1assascs 81 Nosnsn and cAifsrsa ~
sss@ss nofa any oa<care. alsiculs a. Isrs~3xsSsss
sa~e -. = sas cSmssoH routine eoasera isii r.
s.S soa tsasnt~r ire celebrated sneaIs3<SSS
CTS zen when others fail ma sS,.rss ssssS ~.
1911 " every department. Of rsS9esl - s.e
& sxsersassa n sa ss $500 Tssss y ess hsa
SSN tosk, formeFsy special r~sfssxs~es ~
enc sas = rs Hospital eeslese New York, ssd II
eViosasai specialists IN tins country
70 Young ard Mldd,s-Ased No..
, Se1sosas l.eniissy. spNrmatnrrAsra. $780,
losses Physical necgy. srsSs,a, ~ -
800 psc2arins ssespIcssnass d@xrartsssS
90 tae Ace aversion 20 xscsss~. essff3
stady .. ssssa ss y sssaassnes dail uasos 81
49,. permanently and sresdily eurssi 3
$1,000 And SKIN nsSraere
e,:, 49, aisease most dreadful ia H. rsssss.
vssrs ciAsrs rave s.. s,si permanently savsa
haeansy. Irinsry AMI Bladder comn,ss...
49, a,hsals go frequent hnrnsar -
nssnt on standing. weak bsrE 49,, :. ..sss
go go s sss Promptly and safely cursx
e. Saers = sn~nS ssrsr r~~<-'
pe gas remedies soi quickly .aa cur, 49,
We 60 nos claim 10 know svsry,e,.~ = -
M ~ sasNsaciae % d ssaaes. az 70 - AHA a -
10y SsseN Gus We do claim thsf laass
ssas ana increasing p9avssea WITH r@s..r..,@ssx
,ssss - III ~ sustain IT, are ss best proof ~ 49,
Experiences IS worth evexvtAsnv x,~~,..
xss,asd ey consulting with, critically cxsm,c,<s
and successfully treating thaussa1s - s.us.
gf every sg sex. profession ana ss,.'s, ~
isSed with every presentahl,s lnrtn ,ss, 80 - -
sas@ &C GET riiissy. eashies us h, ns~ss- ~
seAsrinf with IKE taeafsses thar "a ~. ss.s
NSsut's "a restoring AeAlgh "a AREA s 49,. W
thsoe tsestco, even alter other xkf7as 49,, -
stssu fa5sita ans have faf ell 70 elfes s1sS>
Et.at eNshks Ter the better ~sAs fas ~
afs pessonsRed by eissa az 1ass.s -
ssnhetlth 700 saTsciezs TO be ifnpexss5 un,r ~
- snetsat ygSck. aad they are too lacarsoX
are curing them - eNAsuS "n~
Persons calling ~ oar csFirs can nsvr IN. Am.
-eN1ser q Tree CONSULTATION. WITH TIA axs,sS
snse inst thsy may depend upon receivine - - !
VIZ ~ ulssntohS honorable. square dealing rss<,a
49, - Nud no encouragement w.thaaf =
psSsfste =. Improvement or euro
-, 49, l.sstte Il ioanded npnn the rssntss ~ ~
,sss n..ss's"SA without reference 10 schools "
You viii not 30 urves or persuaded i, taxa
tfeAs1aent snd no ono viii be treated uuiax1
there - stroag probability 90 cuFs OF pofuno
nent nsnenf Make Interruptions aad dsol6o
oifice hours, Front q N. to- = n as~
Gasg 20 ~ =. N. onlys
y. R-psrsons unahls 20 visit ~ may ~
treated at tnesr hcfnes by correspondents
Medicines and inssrHctaons ss1t hy mAA * ~
pzexx Consultation freA
Always send stamp whsn reply u expscse
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sxEAMEK&
puoEr sorSp c1lPfER LINZ
Kxu YcRx TO sExTrLE DTREcr
II. sss Arersesn csspper sA.p
EKxzY WIZARD azs tons rsxixsera.


WIZ - on the bersh ss0-sly - View York sor
Seattle 1srees 0-3e-< Tor Sre@l SatsS. hzT iroa
ard sry class Of merchandise executed o. The
raoss fsrvrxbis terms Fright ~ law rateA
For furrSeT ysrsiea ars sprsy q
BAlForR. GUTHRIE CO..
Tacoma. v ash
Or 10
RAIrOTE, WILLIAMSON 4 CO..
L. Cotton Exceanxs. Hanover Square. Sew
York
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FAST Tixk
"a Nan. STEAMER MABRn

WIN leave yesieTs dock ~ : q n. every Noni.v
Wednesday aud Friday for Tvslse-niln pctnr
Edmrnds. Nh kilfeo. MaEysyille, Lowell and
knoaorsish. returning following DAYS alta -
GEO n FGSTsK. Arret
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Twelve lsss So fesE ~ - deep Al ballard
yfye r.aaaules xaik - tao chuEVhe< kas-I SIDE
wass Z, sar cSssaeE Of shsx e5ock sss3 cae-tA4ra
easa DANIEL ZONES { 70. e. AGa xsseeS
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR,

cenrser hsrk sAs AMI nzsEsor> Fxsu-es really
N s<se "a hxn4 sn7 n&@s - a~ses. AN@s1aA
mN nzskv s1t.Aan sd &Fxg ssarr @sfsn<s sre-
esA1Ey gAsreforw exss zzd see cxa sara
yu2 Nzasa<y. "a ". Trayerse Ess.% szscxsssors %
SxsAtasvg s CO. 49, cxccn& street.
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yui,ss.an rSservssscas zazste tas al pefn,s East
via tAa Northern fxss1c Fztlroa4. the xssssa als4
sls-ss,ar AMI Ssnaax~cas NneA A. tEtsaNrx. r3fy
tsrsss .reng rs secoa1 street Eo~se1 Aioexs
ID Tcuk ln Aeyex tsekss zssat. ssz@s.e.
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DIR. JoRDAN's OFFICE
70 at the Residence 81 Gx-naayor Yes
Yer. Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
YREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic System.
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Bav enc Of tAcse scEs n a. NeilosEs s1aiffcz
a. Arsssa-.ss ies $50 AID in ak sa1atAs Fol ws3l
.toas1x yassT ntcrey. gSxY are Ia Tie rsst cEss-
sss-s d.ssrsrf IL ship H&rss< sE3 eaiy tAs~c
No.. rvs the wsseF sle9x Cal on tAs Sesstas
Iznt cxsspAav. t0e Cet1 aaesz strset tas ans 81
ss~.ssxtt0a rsxartfEx Isis rsesS-sg yea EssT se.
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time table or plscss Of call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridass
DAYs or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
Tuesdays aud FridayA
JOHN A. o'BRIES. Master
T. W. McfsINSfs, Agent
JOHN IRVING, Manager C. r. y. Co. Ii.
Fast TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-PoB-
eooesles Tacoma, Olympia, Steiiacoom ana
McSesis Island.
WINTER TINE CARD.
Commencing TUESDAY, November II
GONG.
Leave Olympia. daily excsps Monday. % m
A rfvs Tacoma =. 10 % q m
Leave Tacoma, Ill 90 m
Arrive seattle, f" % loo p N
RETURNING
Leave Seattle. daily except Monday 2opm
Arrive Tacoma - "a !" - 90 D
Leave Tacoma, "a - 80 p m
Arrive Olympia, % - 5 90 m
LANDINGs-Sea,,le, Yesler's wharf: Tacoma.
n. Y. T. X. whar. olympia Horr's wharf.
Meals on b. arb Only boat making round
trip su days Carries northwestern and Wells
Fargo express and fast freight
u. HATCH, President
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CTxAxx1 YxxxDAr.x HreHEs xAsrn
Leaves sestsse Scr Port Townsend svsxy
eEr1Ay ~ > M FAre 81

Leaves Pert Towrssrt for Dgnseaes. ana
Fer Angeles or MenaAys. Tucsasrs weanrs-
csys and EnMTsssys sr a. H. rsuynsng same
cay- oe krs1xys az . -. taa fsgn9ale leaves
Tor L9ngeness. Port Anrsses AID san Juan r.
tErEfnx saturday eve1izzg. see then leaves Pos
Iowrsen6 Is o clock for sez..,A
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VII BoGARpuS Arera
Eoof Of Marion street. fsgas hand side % weaI
Seattle Ferrr
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Drafts drawn on Al paris os the world In
terest paid on savings aud time deposits
Hourt-io q m 20 y. m, and SATURDAY. even
ings from 70 o'clock.
Deposits may be made In person or by rexis-
tered letter. money order or expreSs. and deposit
books viii be returned as requested.
Money loaned on res, estate nj reasonable rates
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o. csf oil. car stone. > cars Ice. . cars ium-
~. ~ wheels. car cash weights. 2 ears nour,
60 anvheat, car charcoal cars brick, 20
tons hay, car shinglea, car mixed mcrchan.
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GE,s exc rse ans s1aexrsp'-sr rrsnxssrx -
new fe-k, csteAr0. - taaa. sxa rrsa.
cisco. forfs&ue. and various ssoiass
70 Washington. Sretoa and
bEtt-sa ColaMasA
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elseu here IN Eurooe
Collections madsas al posn.s on favorable
bonis stocks ard other vasuahaes reeeayeA
On deposit Tor safe keeptrS
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one of the strongest. safest and most
prosperous business institutions in this
country at iho present time Is the Union
Central Life Insurance Company of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. whose last annual statement APP
bears elsewhere in Our columns. The emf
ncnt merits of this company are not gcner-
ailN known Go the citizens Oi Richmond and
the state. as 10 has been doing business here
less than three years. The Mon Central
began business In 1861. being now I'M its
tWonty-iOurih year. and iis progress has
been rapid. and, for the last five
years. we'll nigh phenomenal. In the year
1851. the company wrote something less
than >2.OOO.OUO of new business, while in
1859 10 wrote nearly S20,00l.O0O. The imam
cial condition of the company on January
lst last was as follows: Gross assets. Sj.-
5.s55.10; surplus by iour-and-a-half per
cent. standard >SG9.O2s61; income from
premium receipts during the year. -. U6~ -
3iO1l: total income from AN sources.
S2.3iS. $500; amount paid % policy holders
M 1850 for death claims. matured end0w-
meuts. dividends. Nc. Nc.. SiJO.5ll.3i. The
company made actual gains during the past
twelve months, over the business of the pre-
cedine year. as follows: I'm membership
of 1901. in premium receipts OF SlJ4. 4Og.5j.
i'm income of >i2O.jjl.2s. i'm interest receipts
jlj.jl. IN assets of 81, 0oS.a02.ll, I'm new busi-
ness OF SA5ll .43l. in amount Of insurance OF
Sl.179.lH. The receipt, from interest for
twenN-three years have more than paid an
death losses.
AT the close Of last years business. the
company had Sll.6i3.l2l of insurance in
force, and 10 had paid % policy holders.
since organization, about >5,0oO,O0o. The
general agent, MIR. William II. Valentine,
desires good agents for exclusive territory
in various parts Of the state. lie also
wishes i0 employ a few experienced solicit
tors for Richmond. Liberal contracts toI
good men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Gers, band and drum corps. Our uniforms
are not the state regulation, we nor auvl,-
ing IL when IL was ordered, but 'I"
the same as the seventh New lufA
Regiment-grey cutaway coat ana kI's
trousers with wide blue stripe ana efo,s
straps. We will be quartered IN the hekl-
mental Afmory in Richmond, and are now
making arrangements with MIR. oiegei' on
sanger Hall. 10 feed us at least TWO days
Of our stay. .,.,.s
"The Fifth Maryland VIII leave Baiti-
more The evening Of the 9th, arriving IN
vonr city for breakfast the next morning.
we will STAY there until the evening ol the
Both. The regiment does not 20 into camp
this summer, consequently we are makins
our stay longer than is necessary 10 iaAe
part in the unyeiling. The personnel OF my
company is very good. u embraces &h
classes-thc poor and rich-bnt an my
men are wcll-bchaycd fellows, ana
are both soldiers and gentlemen. we give
"A drcss-parade on the Capitol square me
afternoon of the 18th. and another parade
and concert there on the afternoon OIL INC
3Oih. The Filth viii 20 down 20 Richmond
in special train, and the carriage oil mat
trcsscs. musical instruments. blankets anu.
lastly. men. will make considerable io"u'