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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
TWO VERY MEAN THIEVES.
They Rob the Seattle Relief Fund O
About SIJ.OOO.

They Rob the Seattle Relief Fund OF
About SI5.OOO.
NEW YORK, May - --George s. Turner
was arrested in this cfts Tuesday upon q
telegram from the chief of police of Seat
tie, Wash, charging him with the larceny
of 81, GO. II seems that when Seattle was
nearly wiped out by fire about a year ago
a cry for aid brought thousands of dollars
from all parts of the country, which money
was placed in the hands of a disbursing
committee One of the members of the
committee was George McCOurt, who had
been known as reputable business man.
In his district McCourt met Turner, who
had started store, and it is alleged that
the couple united interests and all the
supplies for McCOurt's district were sold
through Turner's store.
The Method of-Robbery.
For every s. worth sold bill for go;
was made to the disbursing committee
These bills were certified by Turner, and
the two divided the profits The tota
amount thus distracted was over 1900
Investigations caused the indictment Of
the two men. McCourt was arrested and
held for trial in Seattle. Turner fed t.
New York. In Jefferson Market polics
court yesterday Turner refused to make
any reply to the charges, and he was re
manded to await the arrival of requisitioT
paDers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
Brewers in Conference.

WASHINGTON CITY, May 22-The thir-
tieth annual convention of the United
States Brewers association opened here
yesterday in Grand Army hall There
were about 800 delegates N attendance,
representing the brewing interests in near
ly every state in the Union. The associa-
ton has about 80 members, and repre-
sents capital invested in breweries in the
aggregate amounting to $3.50, 10000. Most
of the day was taken up in discussion of
the progress of Prohibition, and the opin-
ion was expressed that the brewing
interests were in more hope
full condition than they were a
year ago. The attempt to obt ain national
legislation was referred to ami the mem
bers warned to increase their vigilance.
The secretary said that the brewers were
in favor of thorough investie alton Of the
effects of the liquor traffic, and though
opposed to some clauses in the Mckinley
tariff bill would bow to the viii of con-
gress The association was declared not
to be political machine. President lie
fens, of Chicago, presided.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
synopsis of the Transactions OF the Two
Houses of Congress

synopsis of the Transactions OF the Two
Houses of Congress
WASHINGTON CITY, May 22.-Ilsir intro
dueed in the senate yesterday, by request OF
the Wage Workers Alliance of this city, a
joint resolution depriving any state of
half its representation in congress that de
MES equal protection of its laws TO any
persons on account of sex. Farwell intro
Iueed bill providing for national inspec-
ton of beef cattle to be Slang htered for
transportation from one state II another.
The resignation OF Canaday, sergeant-at-
arms, to take effect June 80 was received.
Stewart spoke in favor of free coinage of
silver and more paper money. After no
tice of amendments TO the silve- bill max
ing the silver certificates legal tender for
all debts, the original packAg = bill was
resumed, and after debate laid aside and a
secret session held. at the close of which
the senate adjourned
From the time of coming TO order AT II
a. m until noon the house was a scene of
Imaginable confusion. The Only amend
msHt offered and voted upon as one pro-
yiding that all articles imported into this
country shall pay no less rae of duty
than other countries impose on similar
articles imported from the United States
The amendment was rejected At Il IN.
Mckinley moved that the con mittee rise
and report the bill TO the houst The mo-
ton was carried, and as soon a order was
restored Mckinley demanded the previ-
Gus question on the third reading of the
bill; carried. yeas 161, nays 143.
The first vote on the bill in
the house was on the increase
of duty on tin-plate and it carried by /
majority-l5o To l49. Among the Repub-
licsns voting with the Democrats were
ButteTworth, Henderson OF Iowa, Mason
and Taylor Of Illinois. Then tn rec amend
ments were defeated in uccession as fol-
lows: Raising the duty on yarn made of
jute to 50 cents. the 80 cents in the bill be
ing a typographical error; making the
duty imposed on WOODEN ard worsted
yarns, etc, valued at not more than 80
cents a pound, twice that on "a pound of
raw wool; making the duty on wooden
and woFsted cloths, knit goods, etc, val
ued at not less than 80 cents a pound
three times that imposed on pound OF
wool of the third class. On each of these
votes several Republicans voted with the
Democrats, while others refused to vote
The above were the only amendments re-
jected. and after a motion to rerommit was
defeated, the bill was passed 1y vote of
164 TO 142, Coleman of Louisiana being the
only Republican voting nag. The house
then adjourned.
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Baltimore stock Market.
by telegraph.
BALTIMORE MD. April 10.-Nirginia
consols. lli5; do. lO-lO's, 20; do. SIS, OJ.
Kew York Cotton Market.
BY Telegraph

bN 4fiNHiaIusI
NEW YORK. April l0.-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price 4 Co.. in their cotton circular TO-
night say: "rherc'ufn.till0 English Board
of Trade. as cabltd This morning. show
falling or of ll2O0O.C0D yards Of goods and
of 1000. OO0 pounds Of yarn as compared
with this month last season. Since Ocio-
Der lst the falling on in exports, as COM
pared with last season, equals 1000 bale,
of cotton Of OpOunds each. These figures.
in face Of an increased estimate of cOusump-
ton i'm Great Britain, as given 10y Mr.. Eli
son. are having an influence upon
prices. Liverpool is practically without
change. and our market shows
strength ON the immediate position.
which have been received by the parties
who are heavily short of August contracts.
The stock here Is therefore being carried at
a loss OF storage. insurance and interest py
tine owners receipts are comparatively light.
and the estimates received from New Or
leans Of 10000 bales for tomorrow do not
point 10 any increase i'm movement Never
theless. spinncrs do not appear tempted by
the light receipts 10 enter the market. al-
though the small supply must Doe ms evident
% them as 10 any of the trade. Holders csc
poet better adyiccs from abroad as "a consc-
quence of the continued light movement
Receipts at our ports to-day were cstima-
ted at 10000 bales against J,OJl bales last
year. The spot market is steady at former
quotations; midding uplands. II 4c. Sales.
$50 bales. A revision In The relative value
of grades has been made as follows: Low
mddling. white. advanced. l-lO grades Dee
low low middling, white. advanced sr. All
grades of Gulf cotton reduced l-lO. Trans
actions In futures. $4,000 bales Futures
closed 1 90 points higher as follows:
April. 1l.5fW11.j2; May. ll.J20 ll.53; june.
11.j2Ml1.j3; July, 1850 1876; August
! l1.540 ll.jj; September lO @W 1897 Oct0-
Der. lO.j7@lO.jS; November, 1880 1910;
December, l0.5l0 1899; January, 1880
| 1916
In Liverpool. spot cotton closed steady:
middlng uplands, Glld. Sales, 5000 bales.
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s.z- or THE AMERICAS.

a lte larger than the Atlantic
Pennsylvania, and lcr population
illinois
ns Republic, with about hali
ia. U,itl States. has popula-
t.a.l e.aa. large as leuHsyigania
l.. quite as Large AS OAio and
l.. r..a.I. end has about the same
l....ra' Fl. lan.s as Dr90slyni n. \.
.l.afe.r nau Peru by about as
r.' .fn..ry as is embraced in Ne" Jer-
ml m population d. about equal % In
ca
fsre.ag 0'ecnough % include Ohio ana
N0a lol. Within beer borders, bat her entire
aa.a scarcely exceeds that Of C!eve-
.l-. d.
-.--44r could contain Ohio New York,
'.a .tu.a. Michigan and illinois, but her
Population is not quite zap 10 that Of Michi-
rs. alone
D-as domain cut up would make states a.
.,.'-.'e as Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana.
' population Is somewhat greater than
"-iM Indiana.
D,afat territory is somewhat greater
-n ilai oi The Atlantic states, Pennsyiva-
Dao and Michigan, aud has population
" sooui ludians's figure.
Diazi. B area is somewhat greater than that
~s United States. exclusive Of Alaska,
n,f population Is about that Of New
''1' Pennsylvania aud Ohio.
vo,'''noia Is nearly equal IN extent 20 Ne"
w. Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
..u'<,u and Wisconsin, with a population
E4te.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

niChMoND' VA, April i0.-Onerincs Of
v ,., ,o AZ auction on Change Thursday,
~ apt, ,o,h, loh, very light Highest price
W. West Virginia bright tobaccos.)
llNS,e sales reported 20 the secretary to-
1ay Wrappers. Is hOgsheads: filters. >
n9gsheads; cutters, hogshcads; smokers.
= q ihogshea9s; scrap, hogshead; sun cured,
Total 55 hogshcads.
VIhce OF the tobacco inspector reports to-
DAY: Inspections bright. hoesheads;
9arA' ~ hogsheads; Western. hogsheads.
he,nspccilons, bright, IS hogsheads dark,
"a hogshoads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny. Old Do
mnion. chockOc. CrenshaW's. SeahrOOk' -
Bianchards, DaNenports. Planters and
Merchants, Centre, Meyers and Shell
burne's warehouses report to-day Receipts,
% hogsnc9ds. Deliveries. IS hogsheadA.
Oiice of the collector OF the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city OF Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid, cigars and cigarettes. 5000; tax
paid tObaccOs. $3,s2lSi. Total 81. 1904.
REGISTERED 40 the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: W. G.. Morton, Halifax: Rev. l.. j..
Nash. Raleigh. y. c.; T.. NJ. Speairs. GOOch-
land; samuel W. Ncnabie. Petersburg.
thcrry-red burleys and everything that
can Dee used as "a substitute for Virginia
Ntt'ANf l'fi'iA'N NNINHrfl anu iirN'i NNi
West. Reports from Bath and adjacent
counties IN Kentucky show very poor pros
poets for a new crop. Holders firm, and not
inclined 20 sell.
Mr William King. Jr.. of Lynchburg was
IN Richmond to-day. In speaking of the
Lynchburg tobacco market he says, IKE
ceipts are small and made up Of monde
script tobaccos chiefly lugs-therc is prac-
tically no business doing IN dark t0baccos
Offerings of bright tobacc0s constitute by
far the larger proportion of the daily BUSH
ness. ] don't think we can count on 2O,Oo0,-
900 poudds Of tobacco this year, and some
persons pat 10 as low as 100000 pounds.
We have sold about 100000 pounds up TO
date.
The Richmond tobacco market was quiet
to-day. Sales. light; inspections, light;
receipts and deliveries, moderate; revenue
collections. fair 4. Mel.
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New York Financial Market.


NEW YORK, April l0.-M0ney closed
at 6 per cent Exchange closed steady ;
posted rates. 4s6g4ssis; actual rates.
lsJit M4sjit for sixty days, ard 1874
for demand. Governments closed steady
currency Cs. ii6 bid; A. coupon, l22i, bid .
a. is do, lO3j4 bid.
There was no increase of moment iu the
volume of business on the stock Exchange
this morning. yet there was q little more
activity. 60.OlO shares changing hands hl
noon. as against 4O.sOO during the same
hours of Yesterday. The tone was firm
throughout. and at noon prices We're 10 y
per cent. above Yesterdays closing. The
money market became more stringent after
- O'Clock, and prices during the afternoon
were not so firm. The rate for call loans
advanced 90 per cent at one time. while
the ruling rate was @. Prices were irregu-
LARRY changed 40 the close. and in the ma-
iOrity of cases values were To- p per cent.
lower. Sales. 1922 shares
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Baltimore Market.
fHy IqIrUrrub

BALTIMORE, MD., April 1O.-Cotton firm;
middiing, ll3zc. Flour active and
steady; llOward-street and Western super.
fine, S2@S2.JO: do. extra, S2.j00S3.6O; do
family, S3.1j0S4.430: City Mills Rio brands
extra. Sf.150$i 20: Winter wheat patent.
$L40@A.s0; spring Do, S4.sjmS5.2j.; do
straight. Si.25mSl.1j; do. extra. $500 49,
Wheat-S0uthorn strong ard higher; fuitz
seas LOngberry. S3m00c.; NO. No. =
Sc; Steamer NO . red, s5c.: Western easy:
NO. 2winter red spot and April. 500 $40;
Corn Southern firm and advanced: white
SEA flc.; yellow. $50 5si &C.: Western strong.
mixed, spot and April, 313{m3sc. Oats ac
tive and strong: southern and Pcnnsyl
Fania. 2l632c.; Western. white. 3lWa2e.
do. mixed, 20M30c.; graded 40. .. white
32c. Provisions steady and unchanged
Coffee quiet and steady; Rio cargoes fair
2lAM2Okc. Sugar steady: A soft, &C.; cop
per refined. quiet; l2s@l3 BE. Whisky firm
at Sl.10MS1.12.
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Of -four. Corn weak all day. a good deal
Of long was sold at the opening. and the
market closes down at the lowest point Of
the day. We would not be surprised IL il
went some lower, but buy il on weak spots.
Liverpool firm. Receipts. $4,000; ship
ment. l.3l2.O 900; exports, $4,000. Oats-thc
shorts covered this morning. but when they
got through there was absolutely no de-
mand. and the market broke quickly. Pro-
visions opened easy. The clique have sold
May pork and bought June and July. AT
lard at $3.50. Ietalks very huliish ON pro-
visions. but we an know tomorrow he may
be a seller. There are very few shorts. and
the strength comes from The short interest
and Hutch buying. We believe from here
provisions are sale for long futures.
Twenty thousand hogs tomorrow. Cash
trade dull
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SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
COTTON REPORT

Messrs. Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch & Co. as follows;
CHICAGO. April l0.-Whcat was strong
and active at the opening and for a while II
looked as though II might have an )the.
strong day, but II soon became apparent
that "A lot OF our big men were selling, but
shorts had covered freely yesterday, and
that there was not demand enough 70 sus-
tain the market. which broke 1 cent. IL
has been nervous market, and guesses ON
the Government report have been IN order
all day. There has doubtless been some
damage 20 growing crops, but we believe IL
has practically been offset by an Increase ~
acreage. The course Of tO-mOrrOw's market
viii be governed entirely by this report.
Outside markets all closed from \ 10 cent
lover than yesterday. Gables were strong
Liverpool being from 20 "a. higher. Re-
CENTS wheat, 2l6,cO0; shipments, ooSvOO.
Exports, $4,000 wheat aud 10000 packages
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cathartics. but nothing seemed % do me any
good. / was Induced about three weeks ago
10 try bottle OF Germeiuer, anew medicine.
I'm a few days / noted a decided Improvement
IN my feelings. and now. though ! have Just
commenced my second bottle, / ind ail Of
my unpleasant symptoms gone. am rapidly
gaining flesh. appetite perfect. and am in bet
ter general health than I haNc been for years.
The effect OF Germetucr upon myself was SO
beneficial. Induced my wife. who for years
has been n sufferer from sick headaches. o.
try 10. She has not bad headache since She
commenced its USE and her general health.
which was run down. is rapidly Improving,
end She says she has not FELT 80 wei for ten
years I have just commenced iis use with
my little son who is afflicted with epilepsy,
and already note the most beneficial results.
and feel satisfied that ITS continued use viii
entirely cure him. SAMUEL SHEPHERD,
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HOTEL hay, Hot SPRINGS, ARE, sep. 4, 50.
have been taking DR.. Kings Germetuer
with great benefit have been quite dys-
pcptic. suffering more or less from indiges-
ton for "a great many years. But now my
digestion is nearly normal. The oppression
at my stomach after eatingl with which
have been annoyed so long. has nearly en-
fIrelv disappeared. 7 fnd great benefit tony
kidneys also. my back being greatly strength
encd. T.. u. HAY.
Dr. e.. ID. Hay is the proprietor Of the Hay
Hotel. one of tho leading hotels of Hot
Springs. and many years ago was prominent
physician of franklin. Tenn. Afer thaf be
travelled and ieciurcd extensively on medi-
cine and electricity.
IN testimony 10 the great value Of Or.
Kings wonderful Royal Germetucr, allow me
go say tie bottle bought for my patient did
It's work wen. She was Frustrated with
chronic valinItIf. with sympathetic affection
Of the Kidneys I believe DO Will effect per-
mauent cue. and heartily recommend IT,
Respectfully,
j. a. MORRIS, NJ. ID.
Waco. Texas.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by G. w. Branch d Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK, April i0.-The market to-day
was very dull. The news was n0n-commit-
tai. but ont West the railroads cannot agree
ON rates, and In consequence there is no
bull comfort, whence bull comfort was ex-
pccted. The rival committees for the reOr-
gaulxdtiou Of the -. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas have agreed, and this is good for az
fairs I'm the southwest. The disposition of
Congress seems 10 DE favorable tO the rail-
roads. boz that amendments 0the Interstate
act helping the railroads are iavorably re-
ported. The anthracite roads will not re-
duce coal tolls. Nevertheless, Il is safe 90
say that the present very high tolls ON an
thracite Will not continue very much Ion
ger
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Bedford CITY Land and Improvement Co.


n
ne
ADVANTAGES THIS CITY.
the the
will be one the sn
"a tine gate 1e
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PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
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mh29 BIN JAMES NJ. BERRY, President.
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iXm0nths ago. nt the request of Iiena
who was interested in che sale of Kings
ROYAL Germctucr. J made q written si1lf-
ment Oi the benefits had received nom the
use OF that medicine. In that statement
expressed the belief that 10 would cure me
entirely oft Cafarrh. Within the last two
months have received letters from every
quarter Of the nation calling On me Cor
further Information Ina regard 90 nay health.
m has been Impossible for mo to write urI-
y8tcly tO each person vino has mado ils re-
quest. and am therefore under the necCs-
slty OF making another public statement
4 ann free from Caiarrh. / believe that !
could get a certificate 10 this effect nom amy
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SCIENCE IN DENTISTRY.
osoceess or THE PROFESSION
THROUGH INVENTIONS.

dent. Requirements Of Dentist Tho
Rubber Dam.
n..f,iry Is an art that has known many
,..,-.,emonts since tho days Of Washington.
rr tfo Father Of bis Country fcioicod in a
...f fa.ih mslo from valus iusss
... f.st substitutes Tor natural teeth were
49,. i.N,n from che mouths Of the dead and
f fousaiu.ness in the jaws of ihe live
That dentists haVa always been inven.
..I.. lron proven by finding iu the mouth
1y taken from an Etr1,can tomb
u s0id "hridgevork" with one Of
na,aral false" teeth inserted
af F.. of The greatest Importance that
t..f. should not be nervous or fretful,"
...f.l.at,t III they are calm and strong
... .rnsrt those Quahuc, 80 The patient.
3D.. hc patient affect the dentist Ger
family
.r. ie o. successful dentist calls for
creator combination % ability than. per-
i..s ans other profession. a dentist must
,..-.-. Nerve and cooluess that viii not de
..rf HIM through hours of slow and tedious
.a.raIu-. artistic ability 90 reproduce nat
mos l.aiIe.r1 in the mouths OF his pa
t..fs. inventive genius If he would hold his
..a in the march of improvement, and add
eit. close. the patience Of job
.uuo hafo been great changes in dem
....-t in Oboe iast twenty-five years I think
I..t s.r iaat the mode. have been changed
,. rr.. Tunes What do consider the
,-nt inventions. Tao using Of cohe-
.... f.r filing. The Morrison engine used
Irfn- and polishing teeth, tho electric
mirror ior examining dark cavities,
..|t. electric dental engine aud the rubber
lu
Attached to the back OF the dentists chair
,,sa mleniiyng glass about Eve inches Ina
diameter. Esd arranged that DO could he swung
.... position and "focus" tho patients mouth
,...a the dentist worked. "lhis is mot only
.IIas % magufer.r SAID the doctor, but
prevents t0o di-agreoahlo interchange Of
breath. which is. t0 Say the least. unde.ira-
lr Who stand painful operations the hc,ti
Women. most decidedly Why. Oh, think
t..r have more pride than men aud also
moro patience
ANCIENT AND M0nEEE METHODS.
The greatest difference lotwccnancieu and
modern dentistry ls tuo effort to preserve the
natural teeth. Tine misery people suffered
ial tooth created tlc demand for dem
t-..I1 were b'li.n to uucerem0uiousy
30 tle offending member Today
....r.t les0rioi to t.l everything else has
lH
.H..t tle most paying feature in dem
....I Artificial teeth Many uesl' A phila-
ru manufactures i5o000ll of arti-
ttl D.r omum. Ncs. Philadelphia is
.f az f.. falls. f..fU n.luD from
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competent physician. 7 have used no mcdl-
cine within tnc last six months except
KING Royal 1crmctucr. Ny health Is bot
ter than 70 has been in thirty Years. / ann ga
possession OF Information which wsrrnnts me
ln saving that The lclici which 1 have cNpc-
flcnced from the use OF The medicine is not
has brought to hundreds Of persons in Geor-
gia and other states. J. i. HAWTHORNE.
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cram and cotton Exchanre.

Grain and cotton EaCHHhE''
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-l.6i bushels.
COru-6OO bushels.
Oats. 200 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat L0ngberry, COO bushels prime on
private terms Mixed, l56 bu-hels very good
al Sec. l2s bushels good at Sic. shortberry
lSO bushels prime at sOc. Total sales OF
wheat, ,COi bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Middling, lie; low mid
alisg, lOAc.; good ordinary, l0c.
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THOS. BRANCH & CO.,
BANKERS AID BROKERS,


EfTE OFFER. SUBJECT TO SALE,
W aud advance in price, without notice,
the following BONDS:
$50 600 Virginia Midland Railroad General
Morfg1ge per cent Bonds, pflnci-
pal and interest guaranteed by the
UrhmOnd and ianyllle Railroad,
uavnhie in gold go 81 and interest.
This road nude 100000 above fixed
clarees for the six months ending
December 81, 1850.
$4,000 Western North Carolina Railroad
COus0l MORTGAGE six per cent
Bonds 10 80 and Interest. This
MORTGAGE BIS only sl2OOO per mile.
syOO0O petorsaurs Railroad Class IS Bonds
uer cent. no lO5i. and Interest
This road ls making dividend on
JOS stock
son 900 Seattle. lake Shore and Eastern
railroad First Mortgage o per cent.
Bonds. at $50 and Interest.
10000 ~l0ss Iron alll steel company lbifm-
inahnm. Ala..I FIRST MORTGAGE q per
cent Iouds 40 80 and Interest This
Company Is now making no the rate
Of -2OU.OUO above interest ON the
nrst mortgage which ls s2,OOO,OOO.
nfher Securities taken DOB exchange al their
market value.
Onc-halfror'con is per cent? commission
OIL. If.f..|. fIIl f.rUIrHFa. IHItI-ti
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BAEzERs AND nHoKEEs.
BAEzEHs AND BROKEEs.
JOHN /. WILLIAMS & SON
BA n K Z r S,
AND DEALERS fS
INVESTMENT BONDS,
I'LL Mala STREET.

Wcmake speciality ~ arst-class Invest.
ment securities. which we keep constantly on
hand ior sale % FlDCClAMES, TRUST
FUNDS, AND INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE. CITY. And RAILROAD BONDS
Tor same no market rates.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG.
hANp POTOMAC II AlLRO AID COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE Tran arriving at
Bvrd-sfreet station al SIS L. NJ. VIII be dis
continued after saturday, l2tn inst
Train leaving Byrd-street Staclon a. 4.lJ
T. NJ Will be discontinued after sunday, l3tn
inst. The New York sleeper VIII be attached
to tiain leaving az G:3O T. NJ.
The New York and Florida special VIII be
discontinued, South-hOund. after Friday,
lin inst. and NOrthbOund after Tuesday,
10Th inst. G. A. TAYLOR
.anf1-ff Traffic Manager.