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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
fnrniehr0 Rooms.


4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED alcove
"A bedroom over parlor. in strictly phi
Natc family, near West ?3d-st. station. 10
let. with BREAKFAST, to two gentlemen Itf-
S.encc lcGt.lcG. PhINAIE FAMILY,
TribuSc O1icc.
~ ICELY FURNISHED back lnllor, two
~ connecting looms, housekeeping. 2l3
East l25th-st.
ID KINATE FAMILY offer bright sunny
L rooms al Mcd ate price 10 permanent
gentleman references. 30 En~i 2l~t-st.
~ HI BURLINGTON. 10 West 3Oth-st.-
L Handsome front suite TO subct. .
looms meals la carrie.
1.rlI-S!.. 3Os EAsi (stLN Parkl.-
- Handsomely furnished Rooms. gas, BATH /;
all OnNch!cnocs; private family
On EAST WASHINGTON PLACE.
81 Handsom,ls furnished PHEASANT rooms
Ia choice central locality near hotels.
restaurants.
o. li->i. 1876 WEST. near Broadway
Ut Handsomely furnished square rooms.
4tI floor gentlemen.
EN Wi'>i 21iii ~f....
w rooms for gentlemen. Mr.. STUART.
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Gitp Gouees 60 "a.
Unfinished.

ITO LfASE--3f7 Wesf lZ3d-s: 3.story
hign-sioop house: every improvement {;
.rsorata ana chandeliers; seen afternoons /;
lent only 81 600
TO LEASL.-G] West $50 st: 4.s'ory.
pahtry extension. QUEEN Anne ,
loUse: sanitary plumbing snd decor L d !;
onit 7!,ooO pr year; possession imme-
rlitell, le1Se catld May l al be seen
bi"'en : and q. Wa.cbnan.
Y ERY desirable dwellings, 1903 West
I5'in.st. rent $50 all Improvements ;
hari1wood finish; inducement. AGENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
domestic 5itnatlons Wanie6
Females.

n HAMBERMAID-By respectable ,younk
- girl VIII help with washing and iron
ing. pal last lolsI--t.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13

If you want to SEQ q real fino, pret
ty horse, Mr.. Jas. l.. Amber can Show
him t0>.yOu.
Miss Mary D. Ri!oy has been elect.
ed as Il teacher Ill the Thornwcll Orphan
age ut Clinton, S. g.
-Mr. NJ. Gillespie, of Pumpkintown
township, has been rcappointed triaI
Justice by the Governor.
--Rcv. j. +. Anderson administered
tho sacrament of tho Lords supper, at
the Methodist church last Sabbath.
Rev. j. Walter Dickson is succeed
ing well i'll ruising.fun for the district
parsonage 10 be located at Anderson.
Mr.. Overton Henry has rot.rned TO
Central after u brief absence in Seneca.
and opened out stock of goods in the
Be!lotto building.
w. Fl. Nix, OF Easlcy. is ceiling
goods st rock bottom prices. Read his
aa III another column, aud strike him
while tho iron is hot.
-Hernan,a son Of Mr.. Jno. B. King.
Of Easley, had hi3 hand severely hurt
last Friday by tho accidental explosion
OF cartridge. The wound was dressed
by DIR. Gillland, jr,
-Sccona Sunday School wishes all,
Old and young, to come out on the third
Sunday, as business of Importance for
school and community is expected to be
presented to the school.
On the 9Th inst, at the residence of
The brides father, Mr. w. III. FerrusOu
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
PNrSOiNnI.

Miss Lncio Hogood left for Charles,
ton last Monday.
Mr. B. A. Hngood spent last Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Alexander.
Mrs. A. II. Clayton nus returned from
j. hlorida where she Lhas been spending
the winter
Col. J. Il. Hagood was in town last
Monday looking after his Pickons coun-
ty business.
Misses jamie Fisher and Deannic Fer
guson, of Seneca, are visiting the Misses
Holder, of Pickens.
Misses Lizzie and Mellinco Thornley,,
who have becn spending the winter III
Charleston and Savannah, returned
homo lust Saturday.
, Misses Maggie Garrison, of Rcedy
River, Sallio Donald, OF Piedmont, and
Emily Fisher, of Philadelphia, Pa. vis-
itcd Mrs. II. @. Grady last week.
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&C - 49,
GCNL,ELln .,ini:Gi,.1 HiNCIiIr ~.

Cn last Monday the Board met pursu-
ant to Il resolution passed at th" last
mn"ting, to consider tlc question Of er.
!urrjrM jhr court house
MIR. ). Z. Carey WAS heard hy the
BOARD as 10 thc construction NEI lr-
uu;rcn"!t# 6 thr recent act passed by
hH l.c%in!ttur" providing for The pro.
pose q >n'"rH"nout. Mr.. Carey clearly
showed Tie Commissioners that tie
mDuoy appropriated was for the cnlarGc-
r.c@t ui lie present Nuildinw, and not
to l." spcnt III repairing the in;iGc of
;i..' o!d i}diiCiiHE.
TAr n.,!;H Will he secured ut once and
bids will nc advertised for, and the work
vii I've lo@e thj% Hujnncr. 4 reliable
contractor was on the ground, and he
>,iy;' III" c..!lrt house G,;I ro enlarged 20
ty':cc lis present rHpncity with the sum
allowed by the Legislature, and will
complete live builli0S up in iirN! class
l""EncT :!GI c;n.tHrIo il IL r:cNcnS
county mas. and is able TO give good
and sufficient bowl that he Will DO tn 4
wU!l as tAn law reqliires.'
An order Wa, pa"Sct requiring al
0VeriCerS II warn out their respective
hands 10 pas thr"e Gays work on tn"
public roads, before tho first day of
A;&tuh
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
MCFAII'S
& Z M AN ACK
FDK--
Z. 81 50 .
SrG E0geGQ@EoY.

IHar's t'co Mings Mis -4lmnnoch
%ont lake to tinker ,cith. one is Ecb-
r"d''y aoedher, 0e0 the other is a .fel-
|c'' acho 'ced'a his S"n1dy cloze every
dtty, b"t ant got moral kourage to
pay Ais honest 6ebtS mitho,1t ,o,it-
tnritdtjon. .BW there ore s2nte
hings thdt 400 9cltgh: sil end mothi.'
seems to SIT o'n' complexion better
than to look ,ceN otter she interest
and srclfore Of a good friend and
customer, to gioe htm Bargains sche1
bargains ore to be hud, 01,d time
arhete he most needs 1t.
We hare just opened out good
stock Of meac goocis Of all kinds G''3
!utc styles, ou'd like to $hom them md
sell them.
RE-IDY .M.1DE CLOTIII-NG
ia rs and SHOES. URE'NS
GOODS Of OIL kinds.
Largsst stock of CROCEERY y,
GLAS S.S and TIN WARE ace Hure
erer had
ILL h'INDS oJ WORHING
TOOLS, IRON uud NAILS IT,
RLE md POCKET. CE-TLE'R1"
and u lot Of otter F'0ely 7HU'gs.
But the biggest Joke Of the Season
'"as Mat the FrNoc got of about
horutg q "Larger Stoc& and Lo,c"r
Priccss." -1Ahough stale, it makes
as Laugh.
CuN md see 7rhat q Lire Store
looks ike.
AI'ooy$ plenty Of ,SO-IP.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
F2a-;on EEurlaHd;s Appeal TO the Vyo.
men OF America.


Marion lIarland, the friend and help
or Of women everywhere, has taken up
The work Of restoring the runine mon
umont marking the burial place Of Mary
the Mother Of Washington. She Says
truly-in her appeal to the mothers and
daughters Of America to erect II fitting
mO&mcnt to her who gave Our Country
nsFHthcr-- that the "sun shines upon no
sL,lder ruin in the length and breadth Of
our land th0n this unfinished structure. "
The publishers of The Home Maker,
of which Marion Ear!Anl is the editor,
offer, as their contribution t. The good
cause, scycnty-fivo cents out of every
annual subscription of two dollars to
the Magazine sent i'll during the next
six months. Every such sub ,cript,on
mu6t he accompanied by the words
"For Mary Washington Monument.
The offer is very generous and should
meet with au enthusiastic response.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
PICKENS SENTINEL,
local NEWS.

-
Rev. a.. Stephen Leslie will preach
Mt Bethlehem on next Sunday at II n. m.
H. o. Bowen and J. p. Boggs have
been appointed nOtaricS public by the
Governor. :.ys. ,..
Miss Helen McMukin, Of Spartan
bhrg, hns charge Of hourishing school
In Abbcvillo county.
Maj. J. NJ. Stewart has erected II
neat storage room and buggy shed on
his prenises on Main street
Read the auditors notice to town
Hhip assessors in another column, and
also notice to county board of cqualza-
ton.
The teams from tho up country havo
commenced their rcgulur unnua! trips to
the railroad for tho spring supply of
Bnano.
4a~Fev. j. G. PARROT has moved from
Macon, Ga, to Nnrnells Station, Ga.
Correspondents will please note change
Of address.
...--The new bridges recently built across
Rices' and Golden Greeks have made "a
great Improvement on the road from this
plate to Central.
Mrs. Harriet G5wio bought the G.
F. Bowie place sold last sale day, and
w. B. AllQO0d bid Ctf tho land udvcr-
tised by WIN. Eagood.
DR.. R. T. Smith is going right
ahend with lively practice iII'nEd about
E,sley, just the samo rs il h0 had not
been ab3ont in Go"rgn II year.
Several particj we've in town last
week enquiring for boa!d for their chill
dren for the purpose Of sending them to
school during tha present term.
John CAN'T WAS found guilty Of sell
ing whiskey without license, in the u. S.
Court last Saturday and scut"ncHdto one
month in tho pickcns jail and ;;lGG fine.
C. T.. Farmer, who came 10 Central
FROM North Carolina and opruel up
drug store, has moved to N'%!haIla nd
will go8into the drug business at that
place.
The countrymcn in &ttcn7"rcc rpon
the federal court ut GrcCnyiH2, haze
been contributing l!brr@liT 80 tnr city.
Mayor Rowley t"Nof the boys q V every
time.
Read the card Of Dr j. Z. Carpcn-
ter. If you need any work in the dental
n 49,, s,..t I,,, ,,,,,'l w. f;. -:
guaranteed.
1t is encouraging to know there are
several th"nsahd ""i'"iS III thI* c""n'N
estate nt seven rrr rrni. inI,}r,; y,iIi,
tlle timc indefinite.
-Mr. james Parsons, ,Ir., s&Y; lie did
not go 10 birmingham OF anywhere H!::c
lHat week as WE were iMi"ri"'i 'h't II"
s-ST3nGEr if .IrirMt, "
{ (.-
KEY. ". Il. Hn&5' = H''AG mos;
effective work ii! ih'' "@1H,J. N.l Pc
thi!' 50 /" speak, - '-.'E" ""1"' "hd Il
lcf''H 81 t"!'H'2,l "''''"'u' ~ / ar2,f-
IL YOU are HHHi% 10 idl2"H Nttdi
'1raS festivities nj N2% D|.,'tn% thtF sea.
son, pul SoE' Ao"rt' "i ! ft" .. ''H~i',
-. f. A., A5Hl'a' a.: ~ Ii:,Hr1i3A -, GcN'
'et"'tor ro"h0 tF1p goo" I'LL h"Sc'' Isl.
AIRS. Co'umHa3 HHrNno and dangh-
ter, M'Ss Anna, OF hAMSHH Cl5N, NO.,
'HrriVed "t E'Si"y l~S: .S''"GS'!"N' W;i":e
ny; burd'nr W&f H"H@'nG tnH". Ih'y
WILL l9caH al Ll"eE'J q" TIC f"t" place.
Mr.. r. G. Gaines "f Crai?i,,, has
qnit the Gn"no and *"rp'y 2TSn'"iS an"
gone ihto the HfotH Ni<'"' re REG ,'''ify
pufchAsca Il li&" 'oo "l El":"S IN N"r'h
CAfo!lDa aN'' DEo"6h' t|"'N - tAIS coun-
~.
All rcr.c,,e rn,,iy:ro, iro,,jyies from
the census d"puIarnj, Shon!i be
prompt III answering them. Is taNoE
vvety little t'mo Wd costs noth:n" ci:e,
and may contribute very mach to tie
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
&. =. t'GI!VTIis;O:l.

All r"i'roa,:" having lines entering Co.
lumbin have agrrcd to give r"dIirrd
Ta."s 10 the convrmti"u. IIcErIs can De
Nnrl:haa"d Alarr!l "a, 81 ard 4.n, good
tp r"tulm II rch 8 i inclusive.
Every lrrSon expecting 20 attend ;he
convention will notify Albert N. Bo"z =,
Columbia, $. G., by postal card not later
tnaN February 2Ssh, aH the local com.
mittcc :d Columbia will no: hn expected
20 provide entertainment ior any persons
not thus reporting.
lIvcry friend o1 the Sunday school
otHso is requested to offer fprvrnt aul
constant prayers for pheasant ana prof
itubic session OF the convention.
TIE tONI,IITTEE
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
Al THE CORNER" CORN: n.
,Main and Sardiuo Sts.,
You will find, who?

IOa viii find, who!
N8X?
Good Flour, Sugar, Coffee and Mo
lasses sold Cheap hy
Wg$!
Cigars, Tobacco, smoking and
chewing, at prices to suit You, 10y
MSNg
Tire, bolt and rod iron, Plcws and
plow Stock and Traces, low down for
for spot cash, by
NGN!
Hoe, Mattochs, Shovcls, Spades,
Rim Knob and pndlocis in any STYLE
or size; iots. Ovens. Kettles, "'5pid.
crs and everything ncrdcd by you at
NNN"ss2
Dry Goods and Notions, Tin and
Glass Ware and Creek; ry, at
EjuN"2Sg
f9ssG~Sm2epa EeE5ccs:
Needles, 3 cents n paper; pins, 9
cents Il paper: Ta"i::, ! cent rarcr;
writing paper, 3 cents per qHirc; en-
yc!opts, ! cents per pack; spool cot,
tom 2 cents per spool; States cen;s
cacE; garden seeds, > cents per pa
per; family -four, So 25 Dcr barrel; n
good claw hammer for IS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

4 SIN FRANCISCAN now i'll New-lo
n desires au agency for CA!iomia' Aoaress ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
ATLANTIC TRUST co.,,
80 WILLIAM.sT., NETWORK CITY.

The following reGtstrd int resi- and coupons are pay
able at this once GOV. l. 1880
OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA Is.
COLORADO FUEL co.
WEST HAvERSTRAW WATER co.
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY
MOBILE AND OHIO CAR TRUST. 33.
COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY & TOLEDO CAR
TRUST. a Sc
KENTUCKY UNION RAILWAY CO. A GO.
PEORIA WATER CO.
XEw.YoRK AND NEW.JEEsEY TELEPHONE CO. 5
PER CENTS
UAsKIN WOOD vULCANIZtSG co.
CITIZENS GAS AND ELECTRIC CO., WHITE
PLAINS.
NOy. l5. CANADA CATTLE CAR CO., a.
Coupons may be deposited three days before due date
check, will be ready at maturity
W. II. MALE. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

!aSl st leo. The Alss ss .uc4ton Of several
issues are reported below
ASIDE nom an unusual activity In Texas Pa
enc incomes and decline in The urices from
81 90 70 35 ia, rally to 81 and 8 closing at
80 Ia, the general bond market was devoid OF
ieeture. The prices generally wrre Httle easy,
a. necessarily they must D. while the = Dead
March u being played In the stock market Rel
erence Il made to our full report Of bond Gales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Thu local money, market ruhd steady for
renewals and new business At s per cent till
otter > O'Clock, when On abundant supply from
balances" reduced the rate 70 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
6oiiows Exchanges. sia5,lse,sS0; balances
The Sub -Trcasury wus debtor It the Clearing
House to-day S30s.640. Its net gain on balance,
Including receipts from Washington, was SLIT :
oo], made up by coin gain Of 81 .3s2, $50, less
Q currency loss Of S2lO,05S The DAYS operations
included: Receipts, $3,5ps,l77: payments, 81
%26273; resulting In a general balance OF S1f3,.
$50 40. consisting Of Sls7.D7O,760 coin and
$5.610.a71 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $loo.s32 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $500, Sol, the in
ternal revcnu" ceipts S32s,s AID miscellaneous
receipts S26G2l.
TO-dc; ;; Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits In banks compares with the
hgureA Of The last previous statement ab follows
s:: :s ; .. s.9 "a * ssis:s :
Net lezal.ten6trs
on hand .... soso.775 S,727,s7S Dee. 2 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
Bankers ano Brokers.
p. w. Gallaudet q Co.,
BANKERS,
COMMERCIAL PAPER. sTOCKs AND BOND
wALI.sr., COR. BROADWAY.
.ns HEEn{ rI ;reI r ;.rs HEw'1oHH
finanrial Meetings.

THE .xyR,c.S ST IJfFo SS OIL COMPANY,
10 THE SToGKHoLDERs OF THE AMERICAN
nI.taSt. TAnt, NOTICE that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stoekholder, Of The american Cottoo
OH Company viii held az the princpa once OF me
i'm the STATE of Jersey. the refinery near
utsenSurg In Union Township Hudson County on Thurs'
Tor the pyrpose OF eiseng Drecr. aud for the trans
action basiasss - may properly CONS oei0rs
Ths Tn.isr Books q ne SSmsnx VII sSsse
D. m md VIII remain cesed until Ffsoay the tn eay OF
Eoycn6er 1890 At 10 o'clock o. N
Dated October d. 1890. -. -. n.,..,.
ny o'~'' W IL s, MUNRO, Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
Notice Of Redemption Of the First Mortgage Tru"
Bonds of the Oregon aud Trnnscouttnentai GEM
pany.


u DNuAD'SI, y d,, ~ nd "a ne terms
provisions certain Ind n,ure OF Moitg3gc Oetweeh
Oregon Extraordinarily Company sha tne rah III
Loan Trustee, 81 aFing GATE me
LIST day OF June 1882 referred 10 tn anu Securing
Mortrice Trs; Donds by the said Oregon ana
Company and 1atd the ist uay VI W.
vembcr. 1882 said Oregon ano u. AZ Of %pn
ber s0 ply and redeem all said bonds then sd
Interest upon presentation at the once o. Messs Dre"ei
MORGAN A Co No % wall.st, Newly ORR CITY. ,ooo
Interest on bonds will cease on No'eHoer l. low
Ey order Of the Board Of Directors
Orcaou and Trn ontinen,nl Company.
COLGATE HOYT, Vice President.
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PUSTSCRIPT.

PUSTSCRIPT. -. ,,n
As tho 1., OF Soyembe, fall. on Sa,urans;
H.. .hovs' ur mi one bonds Oh FRIDAY. THE 3l>I
d.y or UCTUBEk, 1890, In FULL without rebate Of
Interest,"
Or.,o, and Trunsc sufncutnl Company.
COLGATE HOYT, Vice Presidevt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

Actual cash "a
Treasury Nuie
O:ros n bank pe Ss P Pss
Set cash oes s2o2 e7S OF Inc sos5'ss
There being no steamer till Saturday, the for
eign exchanges were dull and barely steady at un-
changed quotations for business as follows BANK,
ers' bills at "a 81 and 81 So IA for long ana
5.22 1-2 and $40; reichmarks at 81 IL anu
05 l-2, and guilders at 80 l-2 and 80 ga.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consols were easier at o. S-4
for both money and account. The Bank OF Eng
land gained 100000 bullion on balance: In the
open market money was frmer for balances al
IA per cent, and steady for discounts at "a
per cent. Bar silver rose to 40 l-sd per ounce
English standard. and India Council bills were
allotted at All advance Of l-sd. per rupee. Amer.
lean railways, of course, followed the course OF
and further declined, closing with some small
rccoveIics. At Paris French per cents declined
to $3.50, and sight exchange was easy at 1927
The reorganization committee Of the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas Railroad Company give notice
that they will pay six months interest. due No
vembrr I, on and after that date on new per
cent first mortgage gold certificates represented
by the reorganization certificates and interim re-
ceipts; upon presentation OF the same at the Cen-
The Central Trust Company OF New-York will
pay the coupons Of the Hannibal and Central Mis-
souri, Railroad Company second mortgage bonds,
and after November |.
The following securities sold at the Real Esate EI
change and Auction Room Limited. by Adrian H. Muller
yssa state oa scR e. m SSgs ~ per
O01 1906 fasbus !, Wayne and Chicago 1;s tim mort
gage, Series E.. per cent registered bond due July l.
600 Gcrr, and Es.e. RR LIST mortgage per cent bond
s'; H:S s Ia q cent cent eenss
a hond duS July 1
p.I scnas due snd 1908
'u u shares Utica and valley r.
"a .ssse. S Ys ss p
shares First National Rank OF Wimington DEL Io'
' ns ':n S esa
s. sss Mt ISL 'sE'a'' per cent
boa sloS due ~ 49, inssrsss tang.iy
10 shares Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room
RrSts % the stock o+2 shares of Delaware and
llpS' sSaf Ta1 Ns,ions hank oonmssse 2Os..
:Ss;: f N,n1h S Sst%i b hans 1es
Southern Na!!oSa B.nE OF Scw9S I'D
per cent gold ond.: due 1901 ss's ,.a.
e share: share: slsssys ..as eo So i'
ch.Is. am.ssn socE and News Telegraph Co.,
ss'f As;a s'R ~ T't a ,' q:
psr cent bond due 1919 5ot; r, oe.
sf%f sS COD S Mining n.es Hills"
50 shares Continental Tspt g.. 15o
share: f HsaSI:r "a '%'i Bank
70 shate. Lawye,., Title I b.n 20, CO" loc
shares Yw , and G nncos o Room
100 shares Third Avenue r. r.. a1oaan.
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RAILROAD EARNlNGS.
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
s,nse, 0, miles. 1S SO, 1889 sia ls s'll2
Jan to Oct FL. o29s 1872 2i4e., POI 25,sl7,2o3
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
EsGf'' :: 5 ~ sss .s;: @
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS.
Third Sss 4, in 81 oe sGs
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
HSs''; : ss. :s' e !S
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL.
(An Lines.)
f fss 8 IS; e.;
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
::;;s ;s: @
Net earnings -. sl,lSl6so sl,iSO27o 1920 aso
Gross earnIHss s2o 7os e.s s24 as5 COS s25 o1o 100
Operating expenses le,9l+7l2 l5,Soi1is 17.l7s9o'
Ne. for months. e4,Osl $50 tg-aa!52o ts,?.o?!:
First charges oo'p ~ V'oo' oVt
Surplus for months 81 os5o5o 81 1888 2os
NETWORK AND NEW ENGLAND.
S Operas sssH ssS:n,.s sas5
S get fai To Sept. 80 ,, ':7' $50 sa'osi'
ss:ss :sS.a.. ':H sss s s: s $50
Net e'n'2s 10 81 a25 % o52 O45
Charges ............... 1G+S.oi6 184so48 1.717esl
surpu. ............. saoo,.7e .leo.sso 1884 oo4
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
Month Of Sept 1852 1890. Differences
Gross earnings etSlnf0 s1lo.2t7 Inc sl8l.2i7
Operating expenses. $4,000 507. 40 Inc 126l10
Ne. e,nlne. 100000 s2o5O77 Iu, 5000
July to Sept. 30
Gross earnings ... 81 sos 3I1 &c os3 0n Inc o1s
Operating expenses 1.l93sts liG.0j3 Inc 2j2,2oo
Net e'n'rs e6ll.f $685. s57 Inc. so6 394
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ThE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
IS BROADWAY, N. Y, October ID, 1870.
VNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
/ Of Two PER CENT. has this day been declared on
he nnSefrsd stock Company payable q the Farm
srs loan and Trust Co., 20 Wianst Sew.York on tne
it day Il November 1890 TO the holders OF the preferred
stocS OF record tie 18th day OF October, 1880 The
books for preferred stock will be closed
October 10 1890, AZ o'clock H., AID reopen on No.
Tcn,ber A. 1880, at 10 o'clock O. m
WI. II. BUTLER. Secretary
GREAT No 20 HND a WHLLsr.
NETWORK, October IT, 1890.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com,
4 pany have declared . dividend Of per cent upon
the Preferred Capital Stock payable at tbs Office on and
After November l. $780, 10 stockholders Of record on sha'
date. ,- III, =. o,..os a., o o,c,ocr N n,
october 20 AID reopened at 10 o'clock D m. November
D. Ae'' E. T. NICHOLS seeressry.
T7UE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
RANK Ies Broadway New.York, Oct. %. $780,
A, yneetnr OF Board OF Directors held this day
GIyd.pd Of THREE AND ONE.HALF OH PER CENT
on the capital stock WAS declared. payable Nov ISL
books will close this dav and reopen Nov 9th
n-oximo EDWARD BURNS. Cashier
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE COUPONS.
de November l, 1890 viii be laid and alter snlo
dsse at the OF the Central Trust Co 10 - Wsst
n Y. City. J. &. OTTESON, Seere.s'y'
Oct. - 1890.
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BUFFALO, iEI GSWHhEYfTcHtsM SAsi.

NeW.IoA, eoI'St t0 AoSV.
THE ANNUAL MEkTlNU Of the Stockhoid:
I'll. COMPANY iS :, 1 EaeeueU and for ss ,Ds.
aeon Of ueh other 81 pertain the Affairs q
hi. wiIl he held Conpanys Ohees No 30
wslI,st. Ntw:York City At e'e'0ek - N. On Monday.
ne Ty,nsfcS nooss v b. closed from o'clock ..
m esth oeio6ss last unt 10 sslss 2 q 3sh Woven.
hAs nexA q. ~. 0V~Ah4, Se<Ssosy.
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IN WALL STREET
GENERAL JOY OUTSIDE.

NOOK SPECULATION UNDER A cLouD-THE
MARKET UNDoNE.
COCK ExcHANsEe-oC %
,oyns AxD AAsK STOCKS.
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In State issues the business was covered by
..l.s ~ Louisiana eonsol A. at % and Virginia
Rs deferred receipts 1t o. OF city bank stocks
Mechanics sold t40 Of 21S. and North Aiver
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ITO HOLDERS OF OUTSTANDING CEN
rp.I Tni;sT COMPANY's CERTIFICATES. IS
siEb rSpER THE AGREEMENT OF RLORGAN.
izkIioN- OF THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL
Rsseprins 70 the notice Of the ANNUAL Meeting o. the
held Sovemse r eh 1890 for the election Of fourteen
@ hstorr The meeting the undersigned a,cs notice
hs, ~ In. Stock Tsner Books o: said ComP.ns wer
eosea on re .s compsny Reorganization CsrIncaes. who
o mo same the notices her.tofore given
t.eu w OF said IneetEf but - the
sht 70 yos on the corresponding sharcs Of the
Isns u,s. IN the Central Trust Company ~ trustee
a. DC holder Of record thereot ny VIII i .sss
~ certinru Of deposit NJ shah depos
he same with il for exchange before The eats Hd
p,o.,cs for All called Tor VIII Dc
Rven Sy dis Company 70 the Nominating Committee Of
"s c. trust COMPANY OF NEw'YonK ..
xsv.r~s. October a. 1890.