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Wolves I'm Russia.

From the London Timess
II 10 officially estimated that no fewer than
40 900 wolves are roaming at large IN Russia
and that the inhabitants Of the Vologda last
year killed no fewer than 1000 and OF the
Cssan district q 900. In the Canadian north
west there are also wolves, but these are NOT
like the European ones Of Q very dangerous
character. The coyotes are, however, a.
times very troublesome on the plains. es-
pecially to hocks Of sheep. Some time ago Sir
John Lister Kaye imported q number Of Bel
gian and French wolf hounds and Scotch
deer hounds for the purpose Of hunting down
these coyotes, while other breeds Of dogs have
also been tried with fair success. By means Of
these the number Of coyotes have been much
reduced, ~ many ~ seventeen having been
brought down in . single day on the Cochrans
ranch. The hounds are, however, scarcely
fast enough, and with Q view 70 giving them :
greater turn Of speed Mr.. Dan Gordon, he
veterinary surgeon Of Ottawa, Canada, has
just imported two Of the fastest and best bred
grayhounds ever shipped from England-
namely, Justinian, by Cul Bono. ous Of ssyiish
Lady, and Jstsam, By Royal saas. CT ct o.
eWAy.
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A Real Estate Sniff

A. 0. Dayton ct al, by W. Stone Albert, today
filed bill against J. F. waggaman, ct al. to
quiet title and restrain defendants from claim
ing selling or conveying certain real estate DIT
lot ~, SO. 693, or claiming interest therein.
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A Contest Over an Estate.

There is controversy over the estate o.
David W. Hawkins, who, for some years filled
the position Of coachmaa for Gen. NJ. C. Meigs
and who died at 1905 street June IA Afte,
his death Gen. Meigs wrote to the Probate Cour,
stating that the premises in which deceased
lived and died was the property Of Hawkins
that the personal property. with key of a box
In the stable, were given by him Gen NJ. y to
parties claiming to have been sent for them,
one OF the parties being Rev. Henry Nichols.
the pastor Of Baptist Church near Bright.
wood. who claimed that Hawkins left no rela.
tives other than those Of his wife.
subsequently Florence Rowzer, a coIored
girl of nineteen years. filed a claim as Hawkins
only relative, and Martha Rowser filed claim
for compensation for raising girl placed in
her care by Hawkins. Rev. Mr. Nichols, will
contest these claims
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LcOR SALE OK RENT-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
my24-42t. TYLER RUiHERFOkD. 1907 IT.
EOR sALE-yUsT COMPLETED, A ROW OF BAY
II window Bricks containing rooms and bath, all
BUTLER, 500 St NV. U5-St
EOR sALE-FIvE NEw HOUSES on EAST SIDE
II 18th St bet. 7 aud sits. W.: IL rooms each: an
mod: conyeniences; substantially built and nicely
h9 sy1sa For price, &c. applyso iaG. Dyer
Eoh sALE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY. on g
SSs. fHos ss q sf aESsEY co. 1900 . NV
Il bath MI 22x95. Price eS. $50.
feT hsm pa bon ave- near n.ws rooms bath.
=. nth ss St. near NV: 10 rooms. bath. MI Price
sQstsn near 18th w.. room Frame: eo.loo. Price
st; NV near 4th. Groom Brick; 2l1loO. Price
jy2:eO6t THos. G. HENsEY CO.. 1900 st NV.
Tor sALE-sEvERAL OF THOSE FINE HOUSES,
northwest; will be sold bargains If purchased before
completion; each house contains q rooms besides
path All modern improvements.
Apply to FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
Real Estate and Insurance.
e%I-St 1881 1t. NV.
E0R SALE-BARGAINs-THREE BRICK
Il. House. ST. bet 18th and 18th SITS. NV, lot 20
st between 9th and l4th sta, lot 20 feet inches
by l46 feet 0 inches to a 30-foot alley.
Seven-room Frame House, Of. between 18th and
i3tn sts nw lot 20 feet inches by 100 to severed
ns B,sk 10 rooms 18th st between Iowa
sS6 rental f. s9s ss+
JelO-Im 600 and 522 Sth st. NV
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The Sensitiveness of Youth.
From Scribner's Masazine


Boys, especially, shrink from any approach
to ridicule on the part Of their elders. Only
yesterday a wise and amiable philosopher con-
fessed to me that his disspproval Of q certain
person of note arose from nothing more seri-
GUS than an unlucky question put 10 him in his
boyhood by the celebrity were discussing
The man. meaning to be pleasantly jocose, in the
presence OF others, had asked the boy what he
thought of matters and things in general The
fitting repartee is not apparent At once. even to
= mature mind, and the poor victim had re-
manned confused and silent. recalling his
painful position ever afterward at sight Of his
tormentor-until displeasure, thriving upon
itself grew into resentment
We may be so unfortunate as TO encounter
anti-patetic creatures at all seasons OF our
lives, but surely the antipsthies most deeply
rooted have their seed sown early. AS this one
was. Beware Of youth 1t is to be dreaded,
not despised The callow fedgling whom We
laugh at may burst into song one day. Worse
than that he may impsle us for our short
comings with a shaft of satire, as the poet Of
the ages did poor Justice Shallow. We, through
him, may live eternally inglorious, while he
reads his history in all nations eyes
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lin sWoKMs;iiil:piiTf I BRADLEY. ea7 Est nv
l,ok kENT-UNFUNNIsHED

u IIVI H. I ave ~
1900 l406 Stoughton st, 81. ESQ
1913 Mass. ave. In. 1911 Riggs pl. Ut 80
and stable ZOO l11S 10Th stI 10r.4l
14ll st. NV. 3r. 200 1904 NJ st. 7r.........45
lO1l Conn ave. lor 10 40 9Th st. n.w.,Gr. "a
18th extended. l5r. $50 1923 nth ST NV r. 40
ls2s ST. w. 15r- lou 1899 18th st. n W, Sr 40
loOO 10Th st.n.w llr. loo 1901 2lst st. NV, ST.
1:tUS St NV. TT. lis 24l2 l4th ST NV, Tor 40
lG31 St. NV. 1lr... 100 1917 . ST., 81 SO
la42 ST. NV 1T lOc 1909 18th ST. n. w., sSd 80
loI4 2lst ST L. lar 1CC 2SO6 St NV. IT. .33 80
6lS St NV. ljr 50 IS 5uo 18th st. n W. 5r 80
1870 Chaplin ST.. l3r 90 90 N u ave. W., or 80
6Ol 18Th u. W., l3r 6o % lo:.4 10Th W., Sr 5
1910 20th st. n. W, lOr.65 l245 9th st n W. yr %
lob ST. NV, 1 r % III l. St NV, 1r ~ 80
1Ol2 I'D st.n.v Or 81 90 1886 X. l. ave w. ar %
1904 stoughton St, ST.. 80 l0l4 Goth 6r 20
V2l St NV. lOr....- 30 lafayette square, 15r
80 st. ~ 80 l5sl 10th n ", Or 80
S31 ) ST. IL. Tor. .oOi9l5 L st, w., 6r...2O
The alove houses can e examined by permit from
cur once only. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO,
1y0 liza = ST N y
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Pleading the Good TempIars, Causs

L icduiuS inc uOOu IempIarS' Cause.
Perseverance Lodge Good Templars at the
conclusion of regular business last Saturday
evening, Chief Templar Bishop, presiding, re-
solved itself into a committee on the state of
the order. Attendance of leading members in
sister lodges is so large and regular that this
new form of good of the order exercise has
taken shape naturally. The discussion wa
preceded with piano solo by Miss Carrie
Brookield. Mr.. James c. Lee deprecated the
practice OF reporting violations of the pledge
on the part Of members prominent in the ranks
of reformed men. DIR. c. n. Whitney regretted
the attitude of certain influential Journals ON
the temperance questionable Journal of Ciyili-
cation in its editorials upon the recent temper.
ance congress in New York in particular. Past
Chief Templar Thompson commended arpu-
ments, facts. figures and diffusion of iitera-
ture rather than abuse of saloon keepers Mrs.
Fawcett, VT, cited the recognition which in
surance companies give to total abstinence in
rating risks. Marshal Russell reported the re-
cent action Of Grand Lodges of Odd Fellows
and Knights OF Pythias discriminating against
dealers in and users of intoxicants Chief
Templar Tucker of Washington Lodge de-
scribed the status of the states west of the Mis-
sisslppi. presenting an encouraging outlook for
total abstainers. Mr.. l. p. Duke advocated on
grounds both of policy and principle deeper
interest In Good Templars among the negroes
Past Grand Chief Gurley spoke Of the import
ance OF proposed union meeting of ali the
local lodges as recently suggested by him.
Miss Jennie Griffin, ID. NJ, read a selection and
Grand Templar kalstrom BET forth the neces-
sity OF active work and discipline in the lodges
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BOARDING.

A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD AND PLAIN
wssh, yzU month; also best liable Board in clty
yo-3t. ~A~' S'us" NV
RS: COLLIN. FORMERLY OF 1904 H sT.N-w.
~ has Transferred her French Bosriinv Hons 10
LII 81 NV, two doors from Nsuonai The.tsr.
ann. 1scesrseois rood rooms; very good French
js26-lms " s"0 "eeA.
ARGE cool. AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD. Al
ARsrtment for Housekeeping chem THY w 81
STIR. SIS 18th 81 NV wED
II 0ARDIN GLANCE NICELY FTJRNIsUFD
- noSm. WITH ODD Board, st the Auburn. Pa ava
cor I'D sS NV; tsEms nodGa0 5yiS Nv. ss'
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An Old vfrginian and His Money.

Sinnett A Dulin, sixty-two-year-oldc citizen
OF White Post, Clark county, Va, came to this
city Saturday and went about noon to q house
in the Division" There he met a young
woman who called herself Belle Clifford, and they
went out riding in cab together, drank wine
and enjoyed themselves the old man spending
about $50. When they returned to the house
Dulin was put to bed. In the afternoon when
he awoke he asserted that the proprietress of
the house had his money-about 81, lO0-and
he made her give it up. Then he claimed that
Sl00 bill was missing and demanded that
amount Of the woman, who denied his state
ment and refused to give him the amount
claimed. He then complained to the police
Officer Sutton arrested both Maud Duvan and
Belle Clifford on a charge of grand larceny.
The case was investigated this morning at the
Police Court by Mr.. Armes. MIR. Dulin did
not care to prosecute, az he wanted TO avoid
publicity. Mr.. Armes did not find enough ev-
idence to warrant trial of the woman, and be
entered q nolle pros. IN the case.
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LoR kkNr-l206s 81 wv. Rooms. PAL aY
II and bath; splendid condition; elegant neisnbor.
hood only s27.so EDWIN D. JONES. 4oo O. aa
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DENTISTRY

nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH ST, COR
~ n.w.-ffrst-class Filings inserted. Application
to gums prevents pain IN extracting. All branches Of
Dentistry At present location ten years mhl7
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EOR RENT

EOR RENT
II ia G n-e- ,l3-. ,m-i.S60
$40 9th st. Sc. ] 3r., m.L 30
1915 RI. ay. Nv, Tor. 81
Ills 14th Sc. Or, ami. 90
GlJ1a S;h It ,1Or.,a.m.l.5O
910 ) ST.. Tor. all mi. 80
9l1 NC. ave. ne. ST. .3o
1917 22d ST., ST.. ami. 50
62o ). c. ave. se., 6r-l5.:50
400 NJ n.e.. 6r.,Iu.i...222. so
Dwell. $50 Pa. ave.
Sc. 0r.......-..........1S
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New Orleans brokers have 90 gold pieces
brought around to the exchange by boy. The
cakes ere placed In the sun. and the last gold
piece to melt out takes all the oshers. It's not
quite - exciting - . horse race, but Il beats
penny ante way into the backwoodA- Dstrois
Its Prssa
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PERSONAL.
A wELL-KNOwN WRITER DESIRES LADY
"A CollAborator of literary taste, skill aud expert
ence. Address, stating are occupation and encum-
brances uf any,, h. NJ. Star Office. jy7-3t
DERSoNAL-lF WILLARD, EDWARD OR Ma
Il thznel. sons Of Nathaniel and Sarah Noyes, late
Of Newbury state OF Massachusetts, will write me
can furnish them useful information q. X TODD,
~ Purchase street, Newburyport, Mass. Jyo-6t
WILL GIVE TO ANY ONE SECURING NE A
Government Position go cash and all $40 on
salary. Address NJ. W.U., Star office. ty3-3t'
"A " illiams Co. Communications PROMPTLY At
tended 70 and strictly confidential Ofnce open al
hocrs Nm WILLIAMS. Manager. S2U st. Nv
my4-15ms
(llfL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send DC. to
-, ". fLYNN, AM, Ivy Institute
ap23-3m Southwes est cor Sth and X sts NV
NOV IL TUE TINE. We WILL PAY BIG
~ money Tor kfretclAss Second hand Clothing Ad-
eress S< CAL ~ 3Us1h's OLD STAND, UIvD &C
--e- myl
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I,oR kEST-i73s CoRCIaAN ST., o ROOMS
handsomely nnish d; q A. H. sEMNks, l4lo
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Winner of the ssFietcher Prizs.s

WIuuer VI C1O HCtCuCN HHHZSs
The FLETCHER prize" Of $500 offered by Dart
mouth College one year since, under the terms
of the will of Judge Fletcher for the best essay
on given theme, has been awarded to the
Rev. D. w. Faunce, formerly the pastor of the
E-street Baptist Church of this city. Or.
Fsunce's theme was prayer ~ . theory and
g q fact" Dr. Faupce drew the sane prize
fifteen years ago when il vas FIRST offered, and
his essay entitled, "Ths Christian in the
world, was published in book form both in
this country and In Europe.
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EOk RENT-UNFURNIsHEI

lO3 n s.e., Or. ,m.iS12. so
I07 n st. s.e.. Or, mil
l09 y Sc, Dr.. mi. .l2.5U
l25 n Sc, 6r., mi. 10. 30
l2y n Sc, 6r.. mi. 1880
STORES & DWELLS.
63,S NV, 6r. < store. 40
334 Pa. ave. NV, Sr.
and store. 81
30 llth. Or. ana ste. %
OFFICES.
031 7 81. NV, 3r......-
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FOR lighthouses.

EoK RENT-46I II ST. THREE-sToRY BRICK:
10 rooms inciudinx brick stable. at So %; ais9
laos 9th St. 3-story Brick: 10 rooms a. $50 anu
a. y St, 2-story Brick. rooms, at sZ2;tv III
Q1ire Of A EBEkLNs-SON
K1-it. 7lS TIN st.
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Ware House......... s75 90
POL Rhode Island ave, 10th NV ~. 90
S4O-42 st. H. W.. Or Bay-w window Brick, mi. 10. 80
2259 18th St W., Or. window Brick. MI II 80
ol7 10Th st. NV, Office Rooms. i. L. to &. 90
Fay ALLY, broom Brick 10 so
1o03 10th st. NV. Stable, two STALLS &C.,. 900
iy1-1w Apply to X. G. CAMPBELL, SIT 10th Il W..
ITOR RENT-THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
Il Brick. 307 ST. II. reinOdeled and put in good
condition; desirable location guod neghborhood
Apply To OWNER 437 q st. jyl-6t'
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE PROMPT
BRADLEY, 927 st. IL. iy5.Im
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L0R KENT-2216 18TH ST. NV, d ROOMS,
II BATH mi. $l6. 80 per month
II st. extended near 18th st. G., 5-room Brick s12
Desk Room at 1900 ST. NV.
THOS. g. HENSEY CO.,
fl-St l:3U0 at n W
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| I1,OR RENT-THE REAR OF e23 ST. WARDS
Il alley Warehouse for Storage, Workshop stable.
Apply at 9261s Louisiana ave. jyl-1m
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st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Co.


To Holders of the First Mortgage Raiirond ana
sinking Fund Land. Grant Bonds of the Cairo aud
Fulton Railroad Company, maturing January LIST.
1891
Is hereby given that in view Of the provisions OF
the Sixth Article ~ the ementoncd mortgage this
company decided extend until July l. 1891 the time
which holders Of Cairo and Fulton Bonds NAV cN-
the the General Consolidated Railway and
Bonds Of thi. Company. the principal and in
tercst which guaranteed by the Missouri Pacihc
Railway Company. The Cairo and Fulton Bonds will
continue draw interest iatc Of per cent per
annum until paid Th, company the right 20
discontinue time the payment Of the money pre-.
MUM $50 per bond made in connection with the
exchange Of the CAIRO and Fulton Bonds
A. II. CALEF Treasurer.
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1)nblic Notices.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AND IENEMENIS
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.
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Ii.
uCiLAG FOK TIL UOLl.Lt TlON Oh ASSESSMENTS
AND AlsI:EAIs~ o. IA&E-S AND ASSE>SMESTS
AND OF WATER RENTS,
STEWART BUILDING, no. go BKOADWAf,o
SOysmUrI s.. 1890.
FINDER THE OBJECTION of Theodore W..
u Myers Comptroller the CITY Of Ne"-fork. the un.
Lc,igne hereby public notice. PURSUANT 70 t pro-
vi, ot section % the NowI OH CITY COn-Ol catoI
At u the respective owners Of the ands shd
enamcnt> within CITY OF NewNOrH. on which assess
e,nt> have been ad ana confirmed
according law 10y Board ~ Revision and Correction
Il A-,-,smouts remaining unpaid. ana which were
con rn-d during 1886 and prior Thereto, re.
rd ray amount OF The assessments - due and re-
iaiurs UNPAID the COLI, tor Of Assessments ana Clerk
AircaI HI Ofre in the Finance Department. Room
so 81 NJ. $50 BO3dw together wiz
g." rat 0, seven per cent Per snnu
the time 81 payment WITH the charges " tns hotce ana
'hn adv rt-'irn'.
A:l fault shall made IA such payment. such lands
and fennlrn- De- -od at punc auction at The County
cont House ia the civ Hall Park. ia ~" city o, New
York! on Nondav ID day VI March. 1891 at IL o'clock
noon Tor ia. lowest o. wears for which person
stall orr tn" IN consideration or advancing
amount du" lnd unpaid, and the
cha the Aforesaid aud pll other
and ,ars that have accrued Their on and such
-hl. Do continued from tim - tin" until al the lands
and fefrlert- 81 crt-"d FOR sal" shalt he -Old.
Nid notice A."l fur'trf given that detailed state
rhr 81 property
and Wh.cu assessments are due ana unpaid,
published u Ianpnt and that copies o. ia" pamphlet
d-uo- 30 ofir- ~ the Collector ~ As>r~snrnis
uut O., ~ W tIr Finance Department. and VIII
be delivered 70 any person dpnlvinG -. thr -n,ns
collector ~ te-'-,u'ent7 ind Cork % Arrafs.
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TN
~, cash bal sl9l, 6o2 slo sl9o Sos ~ De'
"r.s roreiop exchanges were hrnGr on larger
The ioieism ,;ttance and smaller supply OF
DEMAND oin J' hills The market closed strong, ana
co COMM hills could not easily DC pougno do o,i
stlllrS ,atcs We revise quotall0ns lor ac'uai
advance" ~ folows: Bankers bills, 81 ~ ana
business .s""ccctivcy for long and short sterling
q ,nb frpncs 5?3 Is and 30 Us lclchharNs'
Of IS and % - ,.oro o shade biebcr
IN i-'a'" cnr money and unchanged al the Same
d. 60; 70" far the account. The B2nN OF Eheianu losV
P.$ 600 bullion on balance. IN 'hc outsnlc nlrl
1f"',hore was Il heavy demand Tor money! ana
ket tneIe GaiIv balances rose to per cent. Bar
w IL i recovcrcl 10 - I'D an ounce american
raiI,yay shares advanced IN tnc ale Ied'"SH pnrs
ralIfbt irrcoularity Wis developed. ~ rams
q sli-n' . nor cents further advanced to % IL
frehcf exchange on London was higher at
81 % francs T. tic - ,;.o .b,, ,bo,. will
Norton Bliss ca. give no'lor , ,,'. ,ron thr
nav ON and after January . coupons rom a tue
pay, I'll SouIt Ste Marie and Atlantic hrstS.
Minneapolis Pacific lstS, ana Minnc!p9nS, ~: rau ua
III IN noranteed by the Canadian racine kalHoau
'o"P'" RAILROAD EARNINGS.
.TcUsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE'
x.u,., mile. l$3ie . 'Ss 4; .a I'D, j.;
T SE%a TcS q IN g Us c ssS5 sigl57
jan sT LOUIS AND s\N FRANCISCO.
s s9s @ SIT IS 5si : s!3s $5
Jan u NV ourO DIVER
.o =, miles 2u ol5 ~ ~?
Ihld Woe" 20 Dee r n - l6o,25l 317,2lo o'A'''4
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
IAN hInos ocoa oe23
N NSs Week in pc so5L35o SOS ol5 ss s S9
'" YEw.YORK AND NEW-ENGLANp.
, >, -,5o5i7 s49l.37 sJo6 -
Tan i to Nov. 90. 4.2lol9G 31S2''-4 '9''''''
jan" ~ c.x.DTAN PACIFIC,
CHN"OiN'
Month Of NoNemDei- .o,a ti3G 900
Number Of miles. 80 ;Sip @, .-t,uI 81 T3i 40
Gross earnings sI'@-S 20, 7Y5,O7l
nuorating cXpcii>c,..... ti9'OZ ''0'''' -.v'.
Zoo -. rs s939.4I9
Set esrnins>o.-- q''''~'- @'1'''
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Gslp Uantea

NTANrED-By Eastern manufacturers OF rubber betting
w packing Sc. thoroughly competent salesman
Including PennsyiYanl and other
Eastern good salary and permanent position to
r!yht furnish BEST Oi letItnces'
Acdrn-, 2 U. Boy / 2g9. Boston. Mas.
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finanrial.
The Virginia DeSt Settlement.

'"o VHSiilia u9ui Col!i0lll0'i,'
NOTICE.
The Bondhoders' Committee has formulated Pan Of
Settlement G the debt Of Virginia, and the has been
unanimously approved recommended by the Advisory
Board. consisting OF:
HON. GROVER CLEVELAND
HON. THOMAS r. BAYARD.
HON. EDWARD J. PHELPS,
MR. GEORGE =. coz
MIX. GEORGE &. WILLIAMS.
Notice is hereby given parties interest that copies
Of such proposed Plan Of Settlement he obtained
and after Monday, Dee. -, 1890, without cost, az
THE CENTRAL TRUST co. or NEw.YOHK,
81 wall.st.. New-York city.
BROWN. SHIrLEY & COMPANY.
Founders Court. London, H. G., England
THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT co. OF
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, Maryland.
THE PLANTERS NAT. BANk or RICHMOND
Richmond. Virginia.
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT
CHARLIE, ID. DICKEY, JR.,
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
HUGH Il. GARDEN
UENRY BULGE,
JOHN GILL.
Bondhoiders' Committee.
Secretary OF Committee. 81 wan.s,.
NEw.YokK, Dec. -, 1890.
IL hereby given and after Jan. sol the
posiaries citing under the Agreement the settle
ment Of the VirGinin Debt. dntcd Mny ~, 1880 will
receive further deposit of virginia Bonds and
Coupons except under special contract with this Com
mittec.
BY order of the Committee.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT.
Chairman.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.
ro,aon DEC 10 D. m.-Consos. 957s for both. money
and the account Atlantic and Great Western hst nor
IRE ias Iuno central iOOl MEXICAN ordinary: 46.
- paul cor mon 80 Heading, 1OA2. Money per cHI
paris advice. quote per cent rcntes ut % it'>
entmes for and exchange On Lennon aV ="
francs 90 cAntines for checks. 49,, 49, ,..,. Il,
'' The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from tho Rank OF
England ON balance to-day Is $4,000
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l COMPANY or %LN-iOl.h. Executive Oncc. ii
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Director, u ~. company declared 90. 2Jl quarterly
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"a Capital Stork which dividend ~ surllu- ret
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deer able cash a. 1t the option I the Company.
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Companys tapitu STOCK harAf.rr
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1891 at Convertible CertiH ttc. VIII b. delivered
70 ihsif owners a Mi, ON'e and ate February %.
1891 TIustor Boo, I'll r'0peI on Wednesday, Jahu.
ar 2ls'. 1891. 1T 10 a. m
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