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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

Church. 81 think that sam Jones presents
his views of religious life IN such way that
il reaches AM classes of people. His preach
inc here will be productive Of much good,
am suro. a. il viii wake up the churches,
and create 2 revival IN religion ~ this ciiy'
or course. / admit that sam Jones says
thino- that ministers could not say, uul
take him as "a whole, he viii do much good.
Rev. W. ". Landrum, OF second bapt'r.
Church: "Nou will allow me 90 say that
Il ann set for the defense Of sam Jones'
believe iu him. N0t an Of The reasons Tor
the faith that is IN me. il given. might pc
absolutely convincing % others. but lnel
satisfy mo. believe in ihe brilliant. but
eccentric ami sometimes oTaiic preacht r,
because he ga Georgian of good family ;
hecsu4a / have every reason fo think him
.-oundlv and genuinely cOnFcrted,' because
the Lord has owned him as an n.ifu-
meut of wonderful power Do leAd-
ing others 10 Christ. and these
include MOI only ihe masses, but some az
the foremost men I'm Georgia; because ne
believes i'm the Gospel as The power thai has
Transformed chief0f sinners intOan humble
and earnest disciple; because De j. honest,
OutqpOken. fearless; because so many ol
my ministerial brethren Of all denomina.
tons believe in him; because-Wcll,
reckon have said enough
God willing, ] shall regularly attend bic
meetings.
REV. j. n. MOoEH.
Rev.J. :. Moscr 0i the ENGLISH Lutheran
Church: 81 hesitate. but must frankly say
do not approve OF extra Efforts bs sehs'.
tiOnal preachers in saNin. men from SIN.
believe enough pure gospel is preached
every Sabbath in our city tO save every SOU
I'm II. A storm may apparently do good
and press some into the churches, but the
/ lul cthat always follows is usually disas'
/ tr0us 90 ecclesiastical progress and true pieil
Let our citypast0rs preach tine pure, plan
gospel i'm the c0neecraicd temples Of tii
/ Lord. and If they viii not hear them they
will not Doe persuaded tho one rose nom ih'
lcad.N
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COURSE OF LECTURES ON
~ HISTORY.
rAprAlN MIIIIAM II. pARkEH

will commence q course of lectures ON as
TRONOMY and EARLY AMERICAN HIS
TORY. ON TUESDAY NEXT ion ladies' ana OF
MONDAY NEXT for gentlemen.
Ladies' class will meet at corner or Main
and Third streets at Il. NJ. Gentlemen 5
class at Mr.. McGuire's school, no belfl'
dcre street. ut J.. NJ.
For further Information apply To- captain
Parker. at All east Grace street.
TERMS. . /. 90 per month Tor weekly lectures
and el per month for Di-Wcckly lectures.
mhl3-thksa2t
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BIRauSGHA3f. Ala, Feb. 81, 1890.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the annual meeting ~ the stOck hol4ei7
OF the STO-s IRON AND STEEL COMPANY
will be held at the Office OF tine company in
Birmingham, Ala, on MtpN E-DAl.
March l9IH 1890, AT ID O'CLOCK ~. for
for the election of officers ana the imnslc-
ton of such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
The books for the transfer Ut stock VIII Doe
closed from March Stn, 1890, 3 l.. 81, lo
March both. 500 10 A. u.
By order OF the Board Oi Directors.
fe2stmhl8-2aw ". L. SIMS. Secretary.
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The supervision which your comm lsSionei
has over this class of carriers. rs Qehheu iu
section PIP Of the Code, gives MN very
limited powers. ! am not aNaIe VI 1"e 'i
failure except In two or three cases. to
comply with the requirements ~ sections
i.2Od. 1910 ana l,2ll of the Code. These M
fractions Of the law were promptly cor
rectcd.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-THE VALENTINE
i HOUSE. located on Broad. Ninth and
CAPITOL streets, overlooking the Capitol
Square. Best clearinghouse IN the city.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD, 1908 Bank street.
mhi3-lm
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MEETINGS.
WORKNGMEN. ATTENTION ;

ON TIE REQUEST OF STOCK
~ HOLDERS holding moro than onc-ieut.
RAILROAD COMPANY. general meeting
OF the stockholders of said company is here
by called 10 Doe held at the office OF the come
pauy. 1903 MAIN STREET Mchloond Nai
M IL o'clock NJ. on SATURDAY. the 18TH
dnv OF April. 1890. tor the election OF dlrcc-
tors and the transaction of such other nusl-
ness az shall be deemed necessary.
AS. BUfORD.
mhI8-weGsatd President.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

i RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
| SFTF n candidate for re- election as CITY
COLLECTOR, subject 20 Democratic ffin-
arv. and solicit the support OF my ielioW-
citizens. FRANK W. CUNNINGHAM.
mh7tap3
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( Id DO'llNlo, . i'-l-' 'il -
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FOR NEW lOlhs
4t..a,.rs lr0po Richmond EVERY TUT
MY and FRIDAY n. 8 p. 80. Manifest
D . D. . one. D. ....r .f0...f0 II... iNn..
-t..,.,.'r. n.... ..t. 4UrE Jon HI.nmnn.
EIlnf UNI.Ulf .uH -tII iNhh ul
a p Al arritiu, IU I.IeDu0nl MONDAY all
TpiDtY unnruIr.s
I1.senarr recommendation unsurpassed.
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Ir.-.i'fs f.rt.gr.IrI.a and through bills cot lll.
ina, issued Iar .Ufnf. U.UuUi Sow York.
Fral.If received daily umnI5 pm.
PASSENGER. leaving Richmond un NNh-
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SATURDAYS uy tue Chesapeake ANA ohio
railway llla Newport AaHsI tl $50 \. 81. nf
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at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days
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Manufacturers TO Learn
w f0 0perete the Grapnophone boo colnec-
ton with the Iype-Writer These machines
ar coming rapidly into use, and those ii,'
learning their operation VIII have best uN-
p0ftunuy for good positions. Thorough
course of training in ~tenoempny lern,
reasonable. MC6llNkA COLLEGE Ot
SrENOGRAPHl, 40 north Ninth street,
OcI3-Om
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THE rqNlEsRICHMOND. VA, THURSDAY. MARCH 10, looo

county. opening to development one num- au,
rcd and seyeniy-fye miles OF the 'ne h ,l
mineral and timber country III tne W. ~,
In this section not less man fp'','' 49,
foreign capital has been investor. wi vi
have grown up as by magic iu'i~.,' len ,os,
nas,etrnciod and are now in successful oper-
alton. Al the city Of Roanoke-the nus
hurg of Virrinia-within radius Of les
than mile, the crude ore is smelted, me
Mo n1t through the manipuiations OF "a
arstlclass rolIing-mnl. and finally goes All
over the country Ia iirst-class bridges &c;
IIere the entire profit Of making IRON anu
,,o,ufacturin0 iron is realized on the spot.
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wANrs

WE WISH TO EMPLOY LADIES
w t0scll our goods among their friends.
Good salaries paid To- those we engage. AIDE
dress with stamp, MlCAJAli a. Coz warren,
D. mh11-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

Rev. DR.. J. B. Newton. Of Monumental
Episcopal Church 81 think sam Jones does
"a good deal of good huifof course. he SAYS
many things that should not be uttered. /
expect his meetings viii be a great success
la IIfl Qffv 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

CAIESMEN WANTED AT ONCE
- A few good men tO sell our goods nf same
ple tO the Wholesale and retail twNc Mt
arc tine LARGEST manufacturers ln our iinO.
Liberal salary paid. Permanent position.
Money advanced for wages, advertising, etc.
For terms address CENIEANlAL MIG. Cos
lnInl.n. I'LL. lLlu-uul
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Rev. j. b. Funston, of Christ Episcopal
Church. "Sam Jones Is au eccentric man
in some things, but l think be is doing a
good work."
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Rev. Mr. }. P Cammen, OF the Third
Presbyterian Church: Having never had
an opportunity % see Mr.. Jones or TO hear
him, ! cannot express an opinion.
ALL CLASSES or PEOPLE.
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REV. SAM JONES.
PREPARATIONS FOE HIS VISIT
HERE IN EARLY SUMMER.

VOL, ON tho Tabcrnacle-The Commit
tecof ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
Leading Ministers About Ills Meth
DDS.
Rev. sam Jone. will bein Richmond some
time carly in June. The committee having
charge or building the tabernacle are per-
feeling thoirplans. and an will be ready ut
The appointed time. This tabernacle VIII
scat ID .0o0peoplo and will DE built on the
field lust southeast OF Richmond College.
Il will he merely built for the benefit Of sam
Jones.and after DE has finished his series oil
meetings, 10 viii De pulled down.
Il is earnestly hoped that Che car service
i'm June win be double in efficiency 10 Wnal
10 was last year. The simple lqea on lnc
car line. trausp0natlng even halt OF eleven
thousand % one point in one night D. pre-
MYSTERIOUS unless facilities are tieaut "-
creased from what they now are.
The time. OF course. Is some time OF, ana
There lis little doubt that before That time
there viii De enough means of lranspofia-
ti1n devised io carry the whole eleven ihou-
sand out there in one night.
Tine committee. consisting of number Oh
/ Methodist ministers and laymen, are busy
poriecting an necessary arrangements lot
the visit.
The committee on the part of the minis
tors are. Dr. j. Powell Garland, presiding
elder of Richmond; Rev. j. WI Hey blelaot'
of Park Place Church, ana Rev. w. W. AZ
well. of Ciay-SirCet Methodist Church.
| Tho following are the opinions of some OF
the ministers of Richmond ON sam Jones
and bis methods, and his proposed WISH u
the city;
DIR. HO0E's HOPES.
DIR. IIoge: ! have never seen or heard Mr.
/ Jones. aud know very little OF his meilou'
of CONDUCTING religious services. bui u DO
comes % Richmond, ] hope his meeting.
win be- attended boy immediate and perina
nent good.
REV. HARTLEY CARMICHAEL.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. Of so. PAUL
! Episcopal Church, sand: 81 have ne'e
seen Mr. Jones. nor have / ever read rc
mort of his methods of c0nductin. religious
REVEALS. consequently / can't express ai
opinion about him or his coming TO klch
mOnd. / ann opposed. however, 20 eNcltin'
REVEALS. while have seen good done ID
this kind of services, ] much prefer ih
sure and quiet service. and think IN the lon-
run Che same good can DE accomplished
REV. PIKE TOWERS.
Rev. Pike Powers of st. Andrews Episco
nal Church. d" ] ana glad sam Jones is com
ine here. ! want % bear him preach.
fbiuk hed0ee both good and harm. but thin
his GOOD 0ycrbalances the harm. IL h
comes DO Richmond ] shall go 90 hear him
and hope Dis meetings VIII DE resultiNe
great good
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financial AlrrtlnSs.
Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.
%i.w-yoRK. February Il.

:i.w-YORK. February l.. 1901.
In accordance with certain Voting Isu-t acr''m' no.
dated September 1st 1857. ~ which e Fam 49, Ian
and Trust Company is Voting Trustee general meeting
Of the nr.t lrortqe.c and ond norgage and bond
holder- Of the Mexican National Raiif al Ni'iF VIII
he he'd al T. O'Clock noon. Monday. Mar -ith leJl
at the oace Of the company. Wall street. N'"-loi.
for the purpose q nominating cgh Directors % d. elected
at tho annual meeting % tae Company.
Book, oi registration 81 nr-t mortgage and second
rror,eacc and bonds. and fof tho transfer thereof
viii he closed close Il business Satlrdav Narh eih
and rcman ccsfd until nral adjournment II meeting
st. The right 20 vote bond. registered to hc ofl'F
Of any person sy hc oNIe-cd hY dc fr .'ef'd owner
Ia person Nv pro>y.
3D. Tho holder Of any bod bonds pltalj % lalcs
nav exercise right ,oe thereon rion production
thereof a. TIE meeting.
30 Of nonrcest'rd tonds hv having The sane
listed a. provided n tr voting Trust Ars eent. hy the
SECRETARY Of tie Company. Wal street. Ne"-iork. %
BY McssI.. MatActon Co.. SO. 3 Lombard street.
London a. listing later than fifteen daT" before
tho meeting may exercise tr right 20 sotn on TO loLd'
listed In person OF hy proxy.
ANDELW ANDIRsoN. Jr.
Secretary.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson, Christian to a Little 12Jth-st, Of sih
ave months. - go. 5000
Butiei. Aaron. w ottwout, 1853 East 12sth.st,
Eromcr Alos, to John Eichler. n Rivinrton'st, O.
Bayer, Joseph to 4 W Proctor, lots As and 40, MAJ
Paramount, years, $500 .
Emant George, 70 } w Foster 4Jth-st, OF Sth
ave, demand. %, 3f4.
Gramm, Emil, to w GIanm, c Beennan Paee o.
50th.st, years, 300.
Juckett, George q, Mutual Lite Insurance Co, r
cor loth-ave and ii5th-st. l year $4,000.
Manila ssie, Nj Eldiicge, 81 East 1l8th-st. years
$4,000. ..oo.
Mas Lena to We'll 19oG 2d-ave. instas $500
Mayer, Barbara. 70 d Clifford ct al 5 12c.st, o.
1oth-ave, years, $1,000.
Richie Charlie Industrial building and Loan Asso
81 500.
Roe. J. L. to a Taylor W : sedgwickave, n Of New
81, years, 81 600.
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financial.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y Co.
REPRESENTATIONS.

NOIlCp.
The adoption Of the agreement Of Nov. ~. 1889.
for the reorganization Of the Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway Go. IL PRACTICALLY UNANIMOUS.
Subjcct confirmation Of cable reports from Amsier.
dam and London, less than 200 Five and six
pc cent. bonds outstan dins and less thnn $4,000
shu res OF stock.
THE COMMITTEE DECLARE THE PLAN AND
AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE.
Acccptnnccs by dcpositor- Of and per cent
Bonds and Stock OF the right TO subscribe to the
s1sgOO 900 cash fund have been filed amounting
TO over si3.OOO,OOO cash. LEAVING LESS THAN
sJ,0OO.U0O for the Guarantee syndicate.
Subscribers will be allotted the full amount say.
the dcpositor of 81 900 Ave or six per cent. bona
who has ncd his acceptance will be allotted sioo OF
the snid fmnd calling for $500 New per cent Isl
Mortgage Bond or Certificate aud sl*O oil new
per cent. Preferred stock, and the dcporor of Ioo
shares of stock who has filed his acceptance w'' DC
allotted 81 500 Of the said fund calling for sIouo
New per cent. LIST Mortgage Bonds or Ccrfihcntes
md S $50 Of New per cent. Preferred -tocs
AZ REQuIRED by THE REORGA>IZArION
AGREEMENT AND BEFORE ANY sECikiIih@
CAN DE TAKEN BN HE GUARANTEE SfNbi-
CATE. the egIstcrcd Subscribers will be offered fc
right subscribe the unsnbscribcd balance oil fhr
said SiS.000.000 Cash Fund upon the -nmc terms
md conditions n the subscriptions now on file ns
soon the Committee cnn confirm absolutely IN"
nmounf, which IL expected 10 be nsccrtnncd IN ic"
dn,s.
Five per upon the amount Of cash subscription
fpn yabc in cash per cent. Consolidated Bonds
will be called payable on March ~. 1890, and the
remaining % per cent. will br called paJaoie Oh
June I. 1900.
NkW-NORk. March. ). 1890.
FREDERIC L. OLCOTT,
JOEL y. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR, -
HENRY III DEE. CpiNll "''
COLGATE TOlT.
LOUIS fITZGER AID,
ii. j. DE NAREZ OVENS.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CITY
12stht No 15s East; A Michsels TO Butler. sl4oo

10th-ave. cor Of 1f5tl-st, 350X99 II also
Shelton assignee. to G. Is jScSett Psi ooc
Sane pieleity william II DcfoTest to same
DIyisi9nst. 80, Il " OF SoMveIneuf-st' AK
zoe; julius Turk 70 Leopold Turk.
Ave4ye G. 3. 100 II IL OF 5th-st, -Nio0; James
c.S SSsf % a1' Ncea to ii i racnnaan "a %,
RRnf.r TO- E II peikc D''' 49, oC
ontV, SANE II WI 4oO'"'' nun" '. 500
Safe proDeIty Edward II DcAe to John Kilnker 5000
1An."s sSns t;Sks, o ~ 1O ooc
odsye No 9a6 Jacob We'll ct al to Lena % soc
''g sS leo to NJ KATE 10 SOC
I37thst g25 II G OF Willis-aNe, 1OONlQo;
Trustees Bethany Presbyterian Church Society
TO : "a corporation
Norris.aVe W 154 T. n Of Cameron Place, 2jN
ISL Robert " Orord and wife to Cha- Pitchie SOC
rh.rry.st n s. l5l . IL OF MontgoHieryst.. 22.lox
fO.sX56. 5xl = .3x7 5x2. fSs9.9; X ] MaAon. Ref h..
70 David Cohen and another 5,3Oc
paow 10 Merop5itan Life in,uance Co. 2eo oOC
ST. t. zane e 10 so ocC
same rroperty: D ID WtherS TO exrs : L NJ Barlow
sedgwick-ave. :. $50 T. u OF proposed street,
OSx 79.7 X5OA70.7 Alfred TAYLOR and VIII
lam D Peek and wives u Elizabeth l. Roe. 1C
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Gitp properin for Sale.
BrookInn proprrin for Sale.
BENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA,

which was a quaint, quiet, retired rural
region redolent with suggestions OF
Peter Stuyvesant and our Dutch an
ccstors has within the last two years
been endowed with all of the best and
none of the worst features of the
metropolis.
BENSONHURST BY.THEsEA Is perfectly deve,op ,
water, Gas. 30 minutes
from Brooklvn Bridge shave. Elevated and b. - &
w. A. l.otsf for salr Illustrated circular sent
Amply TO the agent Ia, property. Or 1900. ,
'i' g. Il. +. RANDOLPH,
&c Cour:-st. Clarified Buiaing, Brooklyn
fFor other real estate ads sec 9th pagc)
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I illinois CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PASY.-Thc annual Meeting 81 stockholders Of
the Illinois Central Railroad Company for the election Of
Director. lOn Of other business. Will De- hold
at tho 81 The 'ora-y ln the city ~ Chcaro stat
u Illinois WelAc-d2Y. March l.. 1880 40 H. O'Clock
ALA ~ Dill. - IA hNt ~ 70
Scw.York February -. 1880. re',fy.
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Gonntrp properln for Sale ano 90 Eel

l. STATE FOR sALEfn California on Inc Of railroad
II climate unsurpassed 5000 acres OF fstciass ai
10 900 arabic 600 Of ireable. 1000 acres gOod
pasture land. 200 IN young orchard m1sty oranges
and lemons g. 800 acres grain 1870 h'a1 horses, oOuu
sheep COWS; harness vehicles. farming implements ana
,acnfncrs OF All kinds $4,000 spent In Improve.
msnts on land As whole at So per acre NO agent
wanted. Address GEORGE X. PORTER, No. Battery
IT.. San Francisco, California.
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Ccrtnrcs nn0 Nlretinos.

H. Rec LECTURE Iadies) next Wednesday,
l. !, o'clock 500 broadway domestic Building, by
HON PROF bERGrn. Subject, Why Persons Study.
ing French Cannot bpeak IL Properlyp r.
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MANuATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No Il NEDA DWAY,
Crcnl Notices.

~ He SUPREME COURT. New York County
l Patterson nrothcr. plaintiffs. AGAINST Luth'r r..
Kinb, aud jonathan II. Mann de.enaant- i Srn.'
mons: Trial desired the city ana county oi NV" i"ln
To the above named defendants. ana ,",n o ,
You are hereby summoned to answer Oh" complaint IN
tlis nri ION md Ia sorve COP, of answer ca Tho
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days att thr srsl,
this summons exclusive ~ the day of service; anu m
sour nilu. To appear or az ever III
III onpalnt Dat NcN,ieIA t,yoIu"rY NJ '9 a"d
to.,or,,. address. No .OG broadway. NtN-lork Guy.
10 Iutaer !. kiml, and jonathan H. lam Jf.' tno
mon, +. .cIv,d you hy pubic '.ioi purS"an,
Of the Justices 81 the Supm Court OF inc nt' OF Nv"
Sorl dated ON the sih day OF fcrnafy la'u ana n,"'
liz t. nur'ont IN the Office OF the clerk ~ the ttf
md count, Of Ncw-York. at he County court House "
city nf Ncw.YorK. the Sth diA oi lrnhl N''l
pai.d Sew ork March 10, 1870. ENEsEII ID; BAR
low Mainline Attorney. 200 broadway N'N-h"rh 'iN.
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DED STAR LINE,

IBID = nm II.NII,
IL iOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
WAESLAND........... wednesday, March IL 80 a. m.
EKIISIAND. "Wednesday. March -, 30 D. m.
Cabin raiea First Cabin % and upward Excursion,
ss5 and upward Second Cabin $50. Excursion, 500
and az. Steerago NJ very low rates.
pETF.R WEIGHT SONS.2enr Agts.6 Bowling Green.
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NV .vopK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM

= ''' pNNY FOR CuBN ANp. MEXICO.
Econ, Piers and 3, L. H., at y y: m
Hay ana Mautdn1a-. w ca, Men Il.
G. OF ALEXANDRIA. I tsrs' YEA Sat. Mch l.
.,,.,p, r,, and Sn.rla We'd. Mich. 10.
NlN'N"N' "' Nassau Santiago DE Cuba
SANTIAGO. ; Cicuf,atos ',.'..... Thurs. Mch. 49,
For particulars. freight or passage, apply 70
LAMIS n. MAKD n 90. ia Whilst
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Srw.YoRK GENITAL AND nrpsS;oN, ElyiE E ~, CO..
L. OR THE TT RpO~E OF Quarterly DIVE
i dend iai ,llD on thp ij'h day n Ap. n"Nt ana
O., election fOr dirN'or- ~ t" company
which vii he held day Of April m" transfer
books viii hc closed At T. ociok Oh sa'rraf ~
i.th n.,n, and .onenr 10 10 otlorh in on Thursday
tno I'm Gsy of Aarl l.. Y. ". ku>>lII.H Treasurer
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MORRIS WILKINS. Auctiopcer.
EXECUTORS SALE
Leasehold Property.
For Sale al Public Auction by Edward
H. Ludlow & Co.

on THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY or MARCH,
1890 AT 12 O'CLOCK noon. Ar THE REAL
ESTATE sALRsROOM. IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. By AND UNDER THE DIRECTION or
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