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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18

,GENTS WANTED. THE BROOK
a lyn Life Insurance Company, OF
New York. herewith invites PROPOSE
tions from any active man of eXpe-
rience and good rep,i,e who may wish
to make favorable contract for
representing it in this section. The
company is easily worked, OF the best
repute, its terms. rates and policy
contracts advantageous TO the assured.
and by liberal practice 1t has become
known as the policy holders compa-
ny" Applicants may write with
references and full details 10 the
officers of the company, 81 Liberty St,
New York City jani5 cod 81 lt W
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18
OF

In presenting Pratt's Astral Oil
to your notice, We offer the best
Burning and Illuminating Oil ever
put on tile market TIE perfection
reached in It's manufacture is the
result of tie vcry best methods, un-
RENTING care in its distillation, EN-
ployment of the highest mechanical
skill, and the closest attention to
every detail. The oil is
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18

OpTH ANNUAL SrATEMEN I OF
~ The Travellers Insurance Com
pany, Hartford, Conn., January J,
1899.
PAID-UP CASH CAPITAL, 5000, 0.
ASSETS.
Real Estate, ............ 81 ,C65 10 50
Cash on hand and in bank l32, 80 "
Loans on bond and mort
gage. real estate.... 3,3l4,1 2l Ga
Interest on loans, accrued
but not due. -. 6s,3l0 Sc
Loans on collateral secur-
ity G2S.440 90
Deferred life premiums l60,239 s.
Prems. due and uurcport-
ed on life policies. 1889 20
United States govern
ment bonds. ......... $500 90
State, county, and mu-
nicipal bonds. ...... l,GS9,9S5 IS
Railroad stocks and
bonds ................ 2,?30.Gi2 90
Bank stocks. ........... $40, So 90
bonds. ............... 591.935 70
Total assets. $11, 52S, Go 80
LIABILITIES.
Reserve, four per cent,
life department .......$S 2l2, 55l 90
Reserve for re Insurance.,
Accident Dep't......... 7l,0Gl n
Claims unadjusted aud
not due, and all other
Liabilities. ......... 200, 800 co
Total liabilities :S9163,1 l5 "a
Surplus as regard policy
holders o.. ..........s 90 ,365 534 OG
STATISTICS FOR TIE YEAR 1889.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
No. life policies written to
date. ................... %, $50
New life insurance written
in 1SS9.... ......... ......... 80, -loJ, too ~
Paid life pollcyholders to
e............... ......... 0,IUU,JJJ &c
Paid life pollicy-hoiders to
date in 1SS9...... ........... 0Jj,3ll gu
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.
80. Of accident policies
written 70 date ......... 1,G19,5S9
No. of accident policies
written in 1SS9............ 1oI34S
No. of accident claims
paid in lSS9............... l4,42S
Whole number accident
claims paid. .......... 2Ol,59l
Amt acciden Mt claims paid
in 1889 $50. ............... sl.OaG,55a %
Whole amount accident
Nm 40 -
claims paid. .............$i2 GUS, $50 p
Total losses paid, both
Dept's...................S SIT. 47O,640 ~
JAS G. BATE SON. President
RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary.
JOHN E MORRIS Asst Secretary
GEnRGE ELLIS. Ac,uary.
EDw V PRESTON Snp'tcf Agencies
J. B. LEWIS. NJ d, Surgeon and
Adiusler.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18
Cenrt of Appeals.

Opinions were rendered in the fol-
lowing cases Friday: =,
Brown against the commonwealth;
From the circuit court o. Stafford
county. Reversed, Judge Lewis de-
livering the opinion, Judge Lacy dis
senting.
Lawrence against the common
wealth. From the corporation court
OF the city OF Ale1andris. Affirmed,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion;
Judge Fauntleroy dissenting, Judges
Lewis and Hinton concurrlns IN
result.
Furlong against Sanford: Appeal
allowed to decree of the circuit
court Of Westmoreland county rem
dered on September 80, 1889.
Carter, by, ETC., against holland,
survivor. Order certifying decree to
lower court set aside.
Meem against Dulany. Further
argued by Judge E. c. Burks for ap
pellant and James V. Brooke and
Major r. Taylor Scott for appellees.
Some remarkable cures OF deafness
are recorded of DIR. Thomas Ele:trlc
OH Neyor fails tO cnrs earache.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

IN THE CITY OF ROANOKE.
AS special commissioner Of The IIust
ngs court of the city OF Ruanoke. Viz
sinia. in the chancfry cause Of j w.
Webb's administrator Us. J B Pollard
| shall sell Oil the premises, to the
highest bidder, By public auction. at 10
O'Clock a. M, on
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18

CHEAPEST COAL AND LUMBER
DEALERS, $1,000 in gold for the
best receipt for keeping husbands at
home at night. Sha recommends the
following
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18

Some remarkable cures Of deafness
are recorded of DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. Never fails to cure earache.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-18

OcTH ANNUAL SFATEMEN + OF
~ The Travellers Insurance Com
pany, Hartford, Conn, January ].
1889.
PAID-UP CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

sales. of Virginia per cent consols. ex-matured
coupons. at SO. or city bank stocks Commerce
sold % at @o3 IL. and Western National wv az
l05 -.
active, and without any special features. IL
generally ruled firm all the way out. reference
Is made to our full reports of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The New-York Sub-Trcasury to-day redeemed
$685., $50 l2 per cent bonds, and issued $25! 50O
new eeatender notes IN payment f1 Zoo s' and
checked for S400.77s prepayment of interest on
the 4 per cent bonds.
The money market makes haste slowly IN re-
turning to legitimate rates Yet wlthont aE
additional supply because of the Treasury! ener
to purchase SIG, 100000 bonds tomorrow inc
rates are declining to a reform in the sentiment
To-day's renewals were at l5al2 per cent. aRainss
la and interest yesterday forenoon. and large
part of the new business was done at 0@1 PER
cent. and finally at 4 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was %
follows: Exchanges. Slsl ,Os@.4o3; balances
The Sub.Trcasnry was debtor Mt the Clearing
House to-day S.,45ii;s. Its net loss on baial!as
WAS $!,6O7,34l, made mp by losses OF $0l",'oe
currency and ~ ,7sO,sO2 coin The days opera
tions included Receipts. Sa.6l7."6 paymeh's:
$3.3ij.ll7: resulting in genera! balance o,
The i'nitcd states treasury at Washington re.
ceivcd to-day $l6i ,O6O National bank notes TOT
redemption. a., l.,
Thc customs receipts were SjSs,Sl, the IN
ternal revenue receipts $236.4j3, and the mis-
cpllancous receipts &l1!,fl6.
To.dav's WashIn Iton Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in hank compares VIII Tue
figures of the last previous statement as follows
x. gold hand Tsg: 81 q 50. si
~, silver on hid i'.'l"csS 1885, ''o Dec '''''0
' on Ta"d ,oso4io e77l4n Dec s'soIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
Cost au0 fonmo

OsT or STOI.ES.-Ilank book No 2lS. 096 issued by
/ tbr (;.ruou savings Eanl ~ tn" city Of NtwNork ~
Katie enhard All persons cautioned To negotiate tho
.nu, and deliver the book u the bank ,0r-
nor i4tst and 4tha,> n not rstoicd Oh the Sth dsv
October 1880. application viii be made to the DARK io
. duplicate. - 1000
WORK sept IL 1890.
IkT OR STOLEN Handbook ISSUED bv the SEAM :
II Rank for saving NrM.l ORR tn the subscriber II The
n0oI or info concerning is not s'nt to IN" hank
within thirty da,, this date VIII apply a. t" bank
for It's cancellation. ROBl.itf b lAKD'
" Nrw.York 10th September. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw.YORK TRIB:
"A TNE WILL III REi EIvED AT THE UPTOWN
iii D. ~ $50 broadway. between Twenty second and
Twenty third ,t,.. until T. NJ. go West rweny-third
ttesnth.t 100 Thlrdayc corner Forty ssycn'h.t
lO6 West Forty second.t Nnthay" and Sixty.eishh;
~ 81 - Avenue S.S en snu
afth a. up 20 .. m., Gt regular Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
Zee Cream

A FACT.-Horon's Ice Cream Is mad" from pure cream
"A Horon Patent Super Frozen Bricks OF Ice Cream for
Churches Festivals 9r VIII keep hntd one
hour. Country order promptly rsd p.R:!s-3o5 4,h
ave 500 9th. ave- iij Park Row ITO East 1-Hhst Now
Y.rn md 90 Fulton at BrooAlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

ISSUE LIMITED TO 900 900
PREFERRED STOCK Observation-Disclosures. 4.300,O00
TIE Norfolk md tHestcrn Railroad Company has
become . party 10 the pua and Agreement or Rcor.
Ganzaiien and has aGreed TO consolidate with the new
company and issue Ito preferred stsck and common
stock In exchange fer the preferred md common stock
srthe company and 70 guarantee tho First Mort.
gage Bosds Of the company At the spiIsn Of
the Purchasing Committee 70 ssss its per cent.
First Mortgage Bond, like Issue sscured By first
$3.50 upsn the railroad aad property purchased.
The so 600 400 Of New First Mortgage Bond. will DO
spilled as fllows:
For outstanding Fir, Mortgage Bonas
Mo-. to c:3U ............. s3223. 400
For fading up Car Trust Securities. pay.
mrnt 81 Receivers debt and certificates
aud unsettled right Of way clalms for settle.
nl"nt with holders ~ detached first Mort
gage COUPONS and of other claims against
the property for cost- ana expenses Of
foi'rlrsrt- and organization for tn" ron.
-ttue'ion Of abort branthes anu double
tracking, snd tor brtrrrsnts and adii.
tonsI equipment and other cash require.
mcnt. ......... ............. $4,000
for The r,trn-ion Of IN. railroad to
point at or near the Potomac River OPPOSITE
Warrington. ID. e.: for building such rSrn.
sion into Washington and the acquisition OF
terminals In the District Of Columbia 900 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

$4,000 oCO
Assentna holders Of Genial T,us, Company C"r''n
cat's Of "l "'t. s'u"d udsr the rpcct - Agreements
appointing The etis, NJ Committees mus. p'"srnt their
C.rh's,". IN STAMPED ~ the M"rcan:. Tru', Con.
psny .rbjc-t 10 u" present Pnn and Agreement
Assembling holder. " General Mortssse bonus or Of
Contra Ttu.. 'ompay'' Cernca'~ therefor b't pay an
a.s".sncn, II sG6 bond ia" time of d"po'i;nc thar
sing their cert at"s 70 b" s'ampd - above
stated
Asserting holder. u, rn Norts,s. Rond. aud 'ral
Nof.ssse bonds not d"o-''d nn""r N" "Nsang agree
nav. thor oIton Depot their bonds niih thy
Mr. anti. Trust onlany ~ N"wNork hafo'" th'
"h dsy Of september 1880 and will r'rn'" In ri'hans"
therefor Neor .an ration Ccrhrat> Of Deposit or they
dep under IN" ayr "n'ns appointing III" "N'tnG
Committees sud rccci,e trn'ra Trust Company Cc'to a'"N
OF D-Is.t which VIII b. STAMPED abo," stated. In
either ca.e the the General Mortgage BOND.
must no Iaid
A..cnting Fret Mortgage Bondholders and Genera!
Morgags I.onGhot"r- ho.dt Of c"rhra'e- issued ~
tn Ca.,ral Iru Co pany N"wYok tor bonds d"I,.itci
subject t, the appointing tn. es'ting Commit
,.. ~ T.r.t E,ndhod"rs AMI General Morgas"
HondhOlds. upon 'snshG their respective bond' to b"
dcpo,,"d Their Cot'h,,rs 70 be STAMPED ~ subI" :"
mi. PIsn will BE- entitled upon COMPLETION OF IN"
ration aud surrender q thor respective C"fth a",.
Yprrive In fnll settlement;
FOR EACH $1,000 FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
ncud1 In No.. to :?7o With eonpons maturing on and
xnrt July l. 1885, atachrd. or Certificate OF Drposit
therefor
NEW FIVE FER CENT FIRST MORT.
GAGE BONDS. At PAR ............... S1.A3O
FOH EACH 81 900 GENERAL MORTGAGE BOND
with COUPONS maturing and after April I, 1895. at.
ached Of Deposit hrrcfor and for the
Of *sjG p"' bond.
PRErCKRED STOCK OF THR NOR.
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COW.
PANY ............... ..-....-.... Sl.lOO
The ~Ais,ing Committee Of First Mortgage Bondh6ls
and ,cn.rai Mortgage Pord.o!ders have ca app in@
= me,nhrt Of IL" unde .i.hcd fuichsslne Commit"
The Pa: chasnc tonn.itt"" hav" macr . contract IN
u,,L
the Plan. and have therein agf"d that they
ao," rfert"d u I" the char
;st ~ FL Mortgage Eonds as tn" bankers
shall ,rqr'st
Holder, bout C"r,acs"s not drposifed stamped
nioyr divided b'f,v September 20, 1920 viii not
h. eni!tl.d IN the benefit OF the Plan.
top"> Of the Pan and Denomination Agreement may
he had appc.i,on to the Mercantile Trust Company.
where such aatccmcn: ha' bccn lodged.
Louis FiTZGEKALD.( rr,,o,ino
GEORGE {. WOOD. com",nrt
PRANK r. CLAnk.
NETWORK. Sept. o. 1890.
NIw.YORK. Sept 8. 1890
We appro,o of tho Plan and Agreement dated Ang 3
800 Amounting LON. Fitzgerald George e. Wood. aud
Frank T.. CLARK the Purchasing Committee, and i"ron
mend IN. on Of ,hr and Agreement BY the
holder. OF First Morigag" and General Mortgage bo'd'
and h.dcr ~ {. RIM, at,s Deposit Of such Bond, DE-"
.,rd tn the Central Tr-t Coapanv Of Ne".fofA "ni"r
III, Agreements appointing the Existing committee re-
spectivey
George 4. Wood. Iuyrna.no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

In State issues the business was covered hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Actual Un-l IN
Treasury vaults
over outstanding - 49,, %, a., NJ. n %, y, 4
prIo,!ss in banks sisGi.is :3.p:6 'W De- |a4oi'
Net cash balances +2ai .oa o75si Dee sos
With the easement in money the for"ien rS-
change market naturally developed et"n'irl
Of commercial bills is still present The hus-
ness done for to-mOrrow'S steamer WAS ~ H.
regular rates. and was not large We rrVisr
quotations tor actual business as follows bankers
bills At - enl-4 and 81 50 IL for long and
short sterling respectively: Frcrch francs al
j.3 "a and 81 il; rcichmarks at % 's and
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In Ionlon British cursolS were easier AT o. 81 e
and - GIG respectively for money and account
The hank Of England l".t i20o,"n" bullion on
balance. In the open market money rnicu u, nc
close for per cent for discount Of bankers nus
Bar silver was firm At 53'l I'd. per ounce English
standard American railways opened win I'M
provcncnts on last evenings prrcs ana continue"
10 advance with some reactions tlI' ,nc 'dU't' ~
10 9i &, L. but il is only little time ago when
81 was the highest figure they ever hah ietncd
Sigh, E>chanrc on London was easier at 25.?6
francs TO the ..
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER AND EIO GKANDE.
1899 1882 1890
Ss s"$ . 9; s, "a 81 =;
KANSAS CITY. MtMrnl'---<n niRMlN"nAM.
rITTsnrRG ANp WESTERN.
(Wiib leased lin"sI
Month - July lsrs 1857 lS'n
Coo. =. min. slsI %" 9l9l Oso Aiss JlJ
Jperi,inr r.pcnse-. ~. -" llJ3ls l"'--6
Net c,tninv. si3 20 $780, $40 40
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw.YuEk.
1880 1880.
81, the week - 1881 $50 s0it7 $40 Q. sOS .99
Previously reported I9"s9i "? cd-.6sll3 :c'')'o'S
Tot. since Jan s2oj csa 700 e:H s25 1873 sca2 40 SO
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
London. S.pt 10. =. M @."> ~ 30 ,"t noney
And q; ole account Atlantic aud ''t"a' W"st,rn
second mortgage trustee rrfnrit. SIC fr". 2js
do ..p.ond ,on.ols. ioj'. N"Ncan ordinary. 659 It
paul conn. on 20 New Yoik Central. l"s' Prbnsn.
y.nia 81. Headnr 81. Mrnrv. per ont .
The rat" discount In The ol" market y" hoth 'hoN
AMI ,h,c. months bins 10 j.lohA pr cent
rsri. quot-. cent r'nt-' At 9" france ~
Y for h~ account. AMI exchange Oh
London .. franc, "a centne. for ch"ck' 49,, -.
Tho amount u bullion Withdrawn from IN" bahE of
GLAND on ba ance IN DAY IL c?O0.ooO
fisr silver Is quoted ct 53.d per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
Ceaal \ Offices.
~ rEEME COURT Of TuE STATE Z

- rEKML cot .ET or TIE STATE or
i Wn .t%"na i"n '", and s T"n''"
%H,.' A. w E,r %"i' 3D. s IN an" LAIN; m,
NJ. .n..l ru, ouI4ty II ia" 'ny Of N"w.l.r.. AIN
HH.,n M-rn.@hsf, hDhaia n'r..rh",. Wliaul i. NJ,
* >.ta,', >t. IN ian. ID IN. Manhattan Company.
~" t"u''h HA'sa i'a"s Of O.. tt;' Of Hn SoFs tnS
J.nan. aud Tolnas H. No .n ,on-::ta;ng the finn OF
Gn J.""n Esb' L. o, i'G. , a tn" d. sslsG.
>,"ln"n: L. IT, ,s"d d.,enGani: yo" here;
q; N d" r,iar, n! A!;",n.y.
T t, '%, day. day. Of -: ' ."a ;.S Of ;"%:
T. Pa e. amer. jnas"'"i % II b. sn- ta.n 'snn't 'o
DATED Ars,r., ION. ,,% rr PLAINTIFF, .,o.n.x.
om- and r".ioni,e add. So 81 B.o.l~ai S,wYo's
To Il. aef..dnn,s Alexander McNcr, Angus. hc ri
. IN a.. "% II % i'm: DR" Sa sH% rsU
q. & ~ % :! $50 So ard I'd S.d With sI a ss a '
paint In the o'r II ne cierk d III" City and county
nIAlM .hEtLTE =. rio'f, A" SnS.;.,x
PREM. C0l RI. NEW YORK COZ \.
~ rY F, 'F" IN tn ',' a"d 'o , Of N. Cn.y
ana io.rIh , tr.v }c'a Gri~mGanis, summon.
no r." '"r :. IT, "aa. IN n a. " s '" G
,r , " S' e .ST afr S o" "a" i @ as
TO- a, Of G %:y Of n % % = b. nS S t "@
by i.llul, the rl.,f ''d IN" roiLpaiht
Dated Nr~.iork. Aux. u. iSo0. .. $500
BLAIR KELLER.
Pltntlf> Attorneys
Once md po.totra address No 10 Broadway, Nv.
YORK tIiy. NcW.l orb. .,,
forryonr SUMMONS ID upon >oi b, pnblirato Pur
-ant - the fI" l."ard Patterson. Ja''ic"
Of the ,upre" "f ia" >nfr VI NJ" forh d1t'i ~"
10Th AZ August 1890 and fl"d Wit, III" complaint IN
once uf the tl,rh OF the tity and onHtv Of New.
Nork the county Count House. IN aid city. 'onnty
aud State 81 Nnw.lork
dated NcwYork. August 20 $50 ,,.,-r
BLAIR KEi1rE
rll'utIf'- ATTORNEYS.
once aud po..oaro address. No. 10 nroAdNaI. NV.
York Ky. N"w.f"r"
~ pREME CM'RT or THE STATE or
- NEW.NOKk, az, AMI COUNTY y: New .i"h { htiIr"
tnrpy And Charles Mauhr, Plaintiffs against MAI"
Manrrt u'fendini.
Ir "a" Iaiurd Defendant
Yon hereby summoned to antw"r Oh" complaint ~
and to ui y''r an>"'r on th.
Plaintiffs Atsrnev within twenty day after the .rvir. "t
this .mnloi- ~ tn dHy ~ srHtrc. and In ca
OF your siurP Lpprar Judgncnt VIII lr taFh
against dci, for thu relief demanded In the COM
paint
Dated August 18Th Isoo 1890
(UAilLt.S | POWELL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Po.,oncn aGGic., and Olrr 40 Iij Bradnnr Ne" YORK
To Marco Mnntrr. defendant:
The for"g l. srrrd upon You by pnrlica'ioii
H. iustir". The supreme Court Of thc stat" o. New
York da'dd the llth dy of september lS"O ana hIsd
th ,hr con Ilant IN tn" ono" OF the l,k ~ tho Crr
and county u N-w.l ok said day at The county Court
'''"' CHATI.rs l.. CI,OwiLL Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
Financial.
financial.

omHrvafxtn onrdy tud
GOSHEN ROLLING COMPANY,
PAR vv. cS{S EssS5fi
N-"-O
$$ :sy sg: - II: . %a.s=s:ss.'
GENT HMaE & %
%h S. $ $SEifSf ISL 81 kHS% cSsE III sSSE
eIE "a s sS.SSs p % HOLMES HAD
] x s Il s:s "a III ii Sss" H1a sa the .~a.
t%sPSsss$% %f fS s q $ 81 $es ss III s Ssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

DIRECTORS .3D->T. THEATRE.
SPARKLING. FIXING TRIUMPH.
GILLETTEs Successful: FUNNY COMEDY.
ALL TlIr. COMFORTS OF HOME.
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME.
ALL THE COMFORTS or HOME
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME.
EVENINGS AT s:li
MATINEFS TODAY AND SATURDAY At ?1&
DALMER'r THEATRE. TIL WEEK.
L iiiE MISS TEMPEST
PED Il"' aid - She t. u T",rat!on"
~. ~ VOID " >n" IS captivating
STANDARD THEATRE.
- Fir't A Am, ,cs,, T!" .a,t, of the
ALEXANDER nrMiS;SS ."nEArESr PLAY
wiz" Fleron. Manager and Atapar.
Cs.s WILTON LHtxAYE. PIhHL ETTdE9E
EESyaS '" AZ 'A > AZ spAY MsFISEE AZ
- TAR THEATRE B'wav 4 l3th.st.
~ Evenings a: : MATINEE SATURDAY. at q
MR.. wM II. CRANE.
in David u I.oya. and sydney Hosrnf.lds Comedy.
THE SENATOR. x.
Scat, On sale folg wc'ks In ad'snce
1iTll-ST. THEATRE. Near 6th-ave.
l Il Every night MATINEE. wdn"adsy and Saturday.
Ersrr,'d S,,;s Orchestra circle and balcony. SOC
WILSON BARRETT AND HALL. GAINES new drama.
COOP OLD TIMES:
curtain t.Il - y - World
splendid artns. magnificent .ta'' pictures All tia
PriNCEsS THEATRE. LONDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Holders Of Government per cents are reminded
ury at Washington VII o Xem the proposals in
and Of the probability that between now and
the awarding OF those proposals. 4 per cents will
bring higher figures than they ever again will
during their life. To-day the market was steady.
and the hesitation to advance quotations indicates
liberal offerings tomorrow at l27 and under.
Annexed the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
Gbc Curt,

DROOkLYN JOCKEY GLIB RACES.
ID II EsDAY. SEPT 10 To TEL SDAY, SEPT. 50.
SIX RACES ZACH DAY.
FIRST RACE At . OtLO'k. EAIS OR SHINE.
Train. from las, SAN street Ferry at Il 80. i2As
aud | u. ~. Lon" Island C!;y Is minutes later.
I.o,ts foot WhicfhaIs 'Cul,c' Hontc'J at 10: 10.
II TO- II iVa i: 10. I: 40 10 80. 10 D. m,
and hatholrly after.
From Fatbush.av.:, Brooklyn. :os p m stopping ~
Franklin, Most and. Kingston. Irov aud Utica AYES.
From Culver Depot !tia,r. and cOth.st. Breoklrn.
every half aud from Union Depot thave and SGh.
ST. at lis II Al IL -. l: Al. IL. As. 10.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

: UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEArTLK, W. r., March 9th, 1889.
Netlce 10 hereby given that IN compliance
With the provisions Ut the Get Of Congress Of
Jsne :. iS7S. entitled IAN act for the sals Of
timber lands IN the States VI California, Oregon,
Nevada, and washipgton Territory" Robert
fe!an. Of Olympia, County Of Thurstop. Territory
Of Washington. has this day fled II this once
his swers statenent No: .l,sus for the psrchsse
e th: * = ct session No a. ta Township No.
oeer proof 70 show that the land sought b
more valuable for ifs timber Or stone than for
agricultural purposes md TO establish his claim
g said land before The kesister and keeeiver Of
this once at Seattle, Wash. Ter, o. "Wednesday,
the 6th day ofOet0ber, 1890
He eanes - witnesses: Budd Dsrtlet. Of
Olympia, ThuRston county, Wash. Ter; E. 4.
Jones. q vlynDia. Thsfston eouaty, WASH
Ter; X. d. Hoy. Of Olympia. Thurst0a county,
Wash. Ter; james Swan. OF Olympia, Thurstcn
county, Wash. Ter.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to die their
claims 10 this ONCE on or before ssid 9TH day Of
Ocsobsr, lsv0. yNO. B. BAIRD,
Register.
Dste Of first publication. July II 1891.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18

you have spoken Of Andrew John.
con. Do you remember tho day be was
inaugurated vice preddentr
II remember Il very distinctly. and
I'll tell you Whist know about his al
legged intodcation on that occasion.
Hannibal Hamlin was retiring vice pred
dent, and I was In his room when Mr..
johnson arrived Mr.. Hamlin said to
me: Isaac, Mr.. johnson has been riding
all night On the cars, andis worn out.
Run down to the hole in the wall and
get him something good to drink
went down and got two bottles, one Of
whisky and the other Of brandy. When
! Tetuyned NJ. johnson was jnst getting
ready 70 20 into the senate chamber. He
poured out and drank . very small
quantity Of the brandy, and was then
led into tho chamber. So far a. could
judge he was not the least intoxicated,
and II he was under the influence Of
liquor he did not get the liquor
In the Capitol When I took
the bottles back TO the hole In
the wall, the man In charge there looked
ct them and said: why. Mr.. johnson
has not touched the whisky. and has
taken but . swallow Of the brandy.
Yet II Il true that In making his speech
he mumbleda good deal, and repeated
himself 70 much that the STORY was q
once started that he was drunk. think
that when he stepped into the senate
chamber. which was very warm, that
little bit Of brandy went to his head, and
for . few minutes affected him very
much. with Isaac Bassett.