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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27
The Box MARcHr.

In Ruchins-we have opened new styles.
both In nat and pompAdor styles.
In Fsns-we have splendid assortment
both in SILK Gsuze and Feather Fans.
In eloves-Everythins for street or even
ins wear.
In Jewelry-we have all the novelties In
Hair Pins. Bracelets and Lace Pins
In Ostrich Pom Pons-An the delicate
shades for evening wear at all prices.
CLoAKs.
In this department we are Offering decided
barvsins. All new. stylish goods. This list
does not show one-quarter of the styles we
have reduced.
r. % 50 VEST JACKET. g. sEa
We offer . Fine Chsviot vest-front
Tisht-htting Jacket. in all sizes. high shout
ders. Regular price, &C. 80.
Ats 4.4s.
I" e6 REFER JACKET. e3.9s. "a
Our regular 90 Chevron Cloth Refer
Jacket. high shoulders. tailor bound,
notched collar. i'm all sizes. Was 90,
At 1855
- si1.4s AsTRACHAN JACKET. %. o. 80
Fine Chsvron Cloth Refer Jacket. with
rolling collar and reveres Of fine astrachan.
silk frogs. high shoulders, all sizes. Regu-
lar price, sl1.4S.
At S9.9S.
~ss % VEST BLAZERS, a. 4s.a
Imported Cheviot Vest front Blazer. silk
cord and ornaments. high shoulders. all sizes.
Regular price $3.50,
Ats7.4s
"au. 90 VEST BLAZERS. s8asNa
All sizes of yest-front Blazer Jackets of
fine imported beaver. high shoulders. silk
cord. all sizes, that were Sl1.9S.
Atsa9s
SB-sl5 AsTRACHAN REFERS, s119 Ga
Fine Cloth Refer Jacket rolling collar,
front faced with genuine astrachan fur,
silk. double frogs, all sizes. Regular price
S15.
AtsIIss
tN-S5 REFER JACKET, g. 4s-Ga
Heavy Chinchilla Cloth Refer Jacket,
rolling collar. high shoulders. IS regular
price.
At 81 49,
rs9.9s MISSES REFERS. s6.4S "a
Fine Wide Vale Chevron Refer Jackets,
satin faced. high shoulders. with cloth
loop, stylish and fine. all sizes, II TO Is.
were 81. IS.
At s64S.
CHILDREN'S REFERS.
Marked .4S, at 81.
Marked 81. 9S, at S1.50.
Marked 81. A.. at S1.1o.
Marked 81. IS, at g.
The above in Plain and Fancy Cloths.
Sizes to l..
eF-NEWMARKETS.
:e-sS and - Striped Newmarkets,
S:.%an
sF-si0 and sI2 Newmarkets, in Black
and colcrs. 80. IA
:6-S12 and sl3. 80 Newmarkets. in Black
and colors. So -tAp
The cheapest Newmarkets ever offered.
You should see these if you want to get q
Newmarket at a very low price.
:E-SlJ and SIG. 10 Newmarkets. in Black
and coors, s10.-aa
:S-SIS anil SO NewInarkefs, in Black
and co.ors. Sl2. 50. @uA
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REDUCED TosfQ.

All Of our Ladi.s' Rsau,isut su,s,a Atoms.
slippers-tbose handsame ClArct Color Ru-sia
Leather rheo Strap slrpers. Thc-e you can't
duplicate anywhere for less than e. $3.50.
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Reduced ID % ~

About hAhs dozen dirsreni styles Of Ladies'
fSne Handmade Button Boosts, either turp.-t
or welted. plain or nl'pei. The-e goods youd
think cheap At 81.
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A CARD.

To the end that no delay may be occasioned in
our delivery of Engraving orders for New Years
Day, we respectfully urre patrons havins such
work in contemplation to leave their orders
Monday. All orders left accordingly will he de-
hverei promptly.
Your name engraved on copper plate and 80
cards printed therefrom,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

fhe fourth term of the American Economic
ASSOCIATION Is IN session IN this city With some
q the most distinguished political economists
OF the country in attendance. Such bodies are
most valuable IN correcting loose thinking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

The government of the United States does
wen to take steps for the preservation Of the
giant trees in the land districts OF California
Some OF these trees are from thirty to thirty
I'VE feet in diameter, and are worthy Of protec-
ton among the natural wonders Of the con-
tinent.
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"WooL AxD WARxrH.
frfe ZEE sRf kRf y-ssss
+ EErr I IA + 7 ssss :

Did you svef stop and think how human nature runs
to the opposttese II II II cold want to be warm. II
warm-cod. Comfort seems to be poised at the ex-
freme end Of circumstance What feeling Of content
ment equals the lying down Of ones self between the
warm and woolly BLANKETS These are the days
or nishts. rstha-vhen These sccoutrements OF COM
fort come into play. II you not properly suppsd
you ara on the point Of buying We ready to SELL
stocked with care and consideration for the probable
needs Of your person and purse. seef
BLANKETS.
t1-104-s3. %. 80. % rs and ~
tS1O4 and 114-White-ar wool-@5.
A3>1O-4, IL 4and 12-4-White-sH wool-e6
AS>14-White-all wool-46. 80.
cr -11-4-Whfte-all wool-@7.5 80 and %. 60
eF12-4-Whte-sll wool-s9. go and &l2.
- These last are Of California manufacture.
-E2-4. 1874 and 14-4. at $12. s15, S1S, so and
$2o. are large and good goods.
ar -All-wool Scarlet-1O4. a. 30 and %; ia, Sc,
%, $40 and S12.
r-silver Gray-l0-4-Sl.75. 81. q. %. ~ so, %
and "a I1A$3 and g.
n Wrapper Blankets-@4. Is, 90. o.. g.. So $40
and Sl2
t~-Fancy enects-sa, 90. ESQ. &IO and s12 each.
~ Elder Downs-in Pink, Blne and White-$7.5O.
eF-Crb blankets from $l.s5 to 80, in White
Elder Down. 364S. Tan and Blue and Pink and Blue
90.
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BLANKETS.
SPREADS.

AS-Crochet-extrs large-S1. ellis, also and
S1.7;5.
~ Marseilles Quilts 81, 81. go 50. 81. 80 s.. SO
and 81. In Red and Blue design, on White backing.
$3.50 ~ and Is. For the 90 81 IS. -. 50
and %.
- Allendale Spreads 8E65c. S4-e0c. 104-
81; 114-$1.15.
9D-Micheline. in Blue and Red-l04, III and l24,
$l.2o 81. 80 and $l.75
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REDUCED To sl4,-

Our Mems Pas.ni LEATHER Oxford Tee
other dealers will charsr you 81 for the same
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

he 'Sanny SOLID new south" Il . success -
the incubator Of tbs Christmas blizzard.
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Full DHEss.

EVERY MAN WHO GOES INTO SOCIETY
AT ALL SHOULD OWN FULL DRESS
SUIT. IT Is ONE OF THE MOST INDIs-
PENsABLE ADDITIONS TO EVERY
GESTLEAAE's WARDROBE
YOU CAN GET ONE FOR A VERY SMALL
SUN IL YOU PURCHASE IT OF Us, AND
1T WILL NOT BE SLUNG-TOGETHER
AfFAIR, EITHER. BUT THE EQUAL IN
EVERY PARTICULAR OF THE PRODUCTS
OF THE VERY BEST CUSTOM TAILORs.
GARMENTS THAT ARE CUT BY ARTISTS
IN THE LATEST STYLE FROM THE MOST
RELIABLE AND FAsHIoNABIE FABRICS.
WITH THE BEST OF TRIMMINGS. WELL
AND THOROUGHLY TAILORED By CON.
PErKNr woRKMEN. AND PERFECT FIT.
TING.
OUR PRICES RANGE FROM se5 TO s4s.
THE TAlLORS CHARGE You FOR M
fRRIoR GARMENTS FROM go TO sao.
WHO Ia MOST ENTITLED TO THE DIP.
FERENCE. YOU OR THE TAILOR
ROBINSON. PARKER 1 CO..
AMERICAN cLoTHIERs,
Sc. COR SEVENTH AND d sra. m.
d27o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

For the ssrsss-cars this Is the sesson Of ''eold
osssrnetion' that Shakespeare speaks of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

The National Indian Congress is in session at
Calcutta The purpose is to assist the govern
ment in the work of social reforms. The pres
idential address is significant of the general
desire Of thoughtful Hindoos for improvement.
Ii declared the time had come for consultative
councils. although the diverse nationalities of
India were not yet ready for representative in
stitutions- The report to the congress con-
Guided with an earnest appeal TO Englishmen
not 10 let the prayer rising from growing and
hopeful nation prove in vain. Beyond all
doubt the task Of the English in India is one of
the greatest assumed by any enlightened ma.
ton in history. The English are a proud, in
tractable people and have less tact in dealing
with inferior civilizations than any other Of the
great peoples Of modern times. They have the
eolonizing gift Of the Greek without his mobility
and genius for adaptation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27
SUPERIOR TEAS W1rHour Presents

OUPERIOR IEAs WITHOUT PRESENTS
To those who want to buy good TEA for q little
money oder our CHINA TEA
At DO.
Money refunded II II fails to please
We give no presents. deemng the moneys worth Of
Tea the bsst present.
BURCHARD 3 CO.,
oso-s&ni.m Pennsylvania ave. and AZ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

FuRs, FuRs FuKs,
$4,000 WORTH OF FURs WERE HERE A
MONTH BEFORE CHRISTMAS, THE STOCK To-
DAY is VALUED AT LITTLE OVER g. 600.
ACCORDING TO ANNUAL CUSTOM WE NOW AID
vERrIsE A CLEARING SALE. WHICH WILL.
SUGGEST NEW YEARS PRESENTS OR A TREAT
FOR YOURSELF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

The savage attack by a New York newspaper
upon the juries of Washington in connection
with the verdict in the Ward ease is unjust in
the charge that the Capital is peculiarly cursed
above other large American cities with mis-
carriages of justice under the jury system.
New York should be the last city to throw such
stones at its neighbors. The blame should be
put where it belongs-upon the system. except
in cases where direct corruption of juries
is affirmed and established and Washington's
record of bribery cases is very small compared
with that of other large American cities. A
system which selects deliberately and SYSTEM
atically as arbiters upon questions of fact men
who are the least accustomed TO examine and
consider to weigh and decide, and who are the
most liable to be confused in dealing with
mass of testimony and ingenious sophistries.
and requires that their decision shall be unani-
nous, prepares the way for failures Of justice.
In prosecutions the people are almost never
as ably and enthusiastically represented as the
alleged offender The complaint is made
with considerable point in the Ward
case that no punishment whatever
was inflicted for an act which was
either murder, mansIaughter or a proof of
such dangerous irresponsibility as to require de-
tention in an insane asylum To acquit Ward
outright the jury must have found, from such
evidence an able and adroit defense and
less vigorous prosecution brought before it.
that the accused was irresponsible. but it was
not the province Of this jury to order his de-
tention on the ground of insanity. This COM
munity is not less interested in protecting life
and limb than New York, and every one
familiar with the courts of the two cities knows
that the average Washington jury is of higher
grade than the average jury in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

THE MONUMENTAL.
snAxDs~Psr. NV
{ .
g. IS +: r Fl Fl T. I: ! 4 !. T
:: :; 4 4 !. { E. T T. T.
GENERAL CLEARANCE.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS"
UNHEARD OF PRICES.
This is not stock to carry from one season to
another; it is not our policy. 10 we'll sell them.
We have an immense stock Of Hats and Trim
mings and
EVERYTHING
Is inclu6ed.-
Also Special Bargains for Monday in Cloais.
Furs. Hosiery and Gloves.
Fer enumeration see Post and Herald tomor-
row morning.
All Holiday Goods such as Dolls. Horned and
Fancy Goods. At one-half Of market price.
1t THE MONUMENTAL.
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COMFORTABLES,

- Light-weight Cheese Cloth Comfortables-white
knotted with Pink or Bine-sond Pink, Blue, Green.
Lemon or Tsn-White batting flied-82
S1-Fancy Coverings with solid Pink, Blue and
Lemon or fancy finings-White hlIed-}2.5O.
Sc Fine Cheese Cloth lined-fancy outside-tied in
coiors. Best White filled-$3.
eS Heavier Weights-Pink and Saline covered
White hlled-$2 and 81. 80 good assortment lower
always "Comforts"-$1. $1.25 aud &1.5O
&S- French Saline Covered Elder Down Spreads at
80 and $40. BrOcade. Satin covered-4oO
eF-Eder Down Cushions in Cambric-1S to "a
inches sqnare-Satin Is to 20 inches square-Silk -
and "A inches square.
crSome Novelties in Chair Rests and ''Slumber
Rolls'-Odd bits Of conceit-$1. and 81. IS.
Have you read the facts: The same old story you
say. New words to old music. New fashions and
figures Of tried and proved commodities. That il
what these are 1t Is story that gains listeners
with each recital. Provided? Then you are not
interested! Providing! Full of knowledge-the know
ing OF which is profitable to you.
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would call your attention 10 the WELLS
DOUBLE INDEX DIARY. To ind Q given
date you open the book 1t the upper index, or
monthly, then On same pssse appears the sup-
plemsnfasy or daily index. thus Giving you .
valuable book alAs can be Of thu greatest bsnsnt
- time ssvex.
Pries in canvas. sl.25;in American Rassia,
o1.75
ROBERT y. MILLER,
BoOK4EILER AND exAT1oMIn.
a17+0m 80 l5kh r.. Coscos.u building.
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A CHANCE To Rrcrpnoc.rE
AT
JOHNSON LUTTRELLs.
Those of you who desire 10 make New Years gfsss
can do SO with small outlay. Everythias abe
way of holiday goods s>sreAtIy reduced prices.
FUR CAPEs
2GRAY KRIMMEg cApEs. $50; now 500
WHITE THrBET CAPEs Cd. now sI7.
2REAL MONKEY CAPEs. s.o; now sl5
RUSSIAN HARE CAPEs. - 20: now s5.sa
BLACK HARE CAPEs s4 now 80.
4 REAL AsTRAKHAN CAPEs. So. now $40
REAL AsTRAKHAS CAPEs. $40. now sl5
i WHITE ANGoRA BOA. sl2.5o; now $50.
MUFF to match. s3.as-
And many other kinds Of Furs, all sabJsc. 10 the
above reductions
HANDKERCHIEFs.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED SILK BANDKER-
CHIEFS. DC. now PIC. 39c.. now 2Jc. 5oc.. nov
3sc.
MEMS JAPANESE SILK INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS. &c, now SOC. 15c.. now tr3c. q. Dov
SIC.
And many other kinds and quality Of Handlerchiefs
all at greatly reduced prices.
All leftover DRESS PATTERNS. UMBRELLAS.
GLOVES. FUR MUFFs. DOWN QUILTS.
BLANKETS. LAP ROBES. Sc., prices that cannot
fail to move them quickly. Call early.
JOHNSON LUTTRELLs
POPULAR PRICED DRY GOODS HOUSE,
d2-lm 513 Market Space.
MONDAY. DEC. -. lsao.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
Offer an Assortment Of Nuts superior in QUAIITY6
anything of the kind produced in Washington. and
our supply is simply immense.
We also in receipt of another large invoice VI
FRESH MADE CANDIES.
Absolutely pure-nade to orter aud GUARAN-
TEED. Prices reasonable.
We also offer an assortnent Of RAIsINs that yin
satisfy any person who will call and inspect lzrss
supply.
Florida oranges-Hand picked and stem
Home Made Cakes-Fresh every hour.
Superior Potato Chips-Right from the oven.
Home Made Mince Meat-Builed cidsr.
Hickory Nuts-Pop Corn-MalAza GrapesA
Msndheling Java Cofee-&c.-&c.
ELPH0Nzo r0UNGs COMPANY.
d22 s2e 9Th st.
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Mems Finest French Patent Calf Laced and
Gaiters; also those Fine French Calf Custom
made shoes. The - boast " our oonlpeiitors.
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F. F. F. 4 4 F 4 4 4 IL:
+ "A ILL ~ 4 II ssss
E EHE % " Al
( ( %" Y "A II IIrL
Es' ~ #as s IS.
+, puUP I I ssss
III / 4 4 /. F
FRI kkRFk # 60 En-
+ kk Il Gee Gee ErE = :.

THE PRICES MARKED on THESE BEST FURs
ARE SO MUCH LOWER THAN CHARGED BY
FURRiERs THAT WE MIGHT WRITE THAT THE
CLEARING SALE PRICES ARE LESS THAN HALF
USUAL PRICES.
To the left of this column are the prices you may
notice marked the goods. To the right are the
clearing sale prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

VIM. HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
si6 SEVENTH ST.
i8ss PENN. AVE.
23l PENN. AVE. Sc
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The prices We name here may APPEAR 20 you
ridiculously low. COMPARED With what you
have been paying elsewhere. yet ws
guarantee the qualities as we'll ~ the ~ta,em,.nis
We make in reference to the goods. Jnsi as rspr.-
sented-all We ask Is personal inspection.
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TIT ZEE BRR 90 Nm N
T HHHHH KE RBf GO MN
y SSI a IAN Z 9 ##H# f.
N NJ r Il CCC ii Ii ZEE !"
BIG 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. d27
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GREAT REDUCTION IL SLEIGH
ROBES.

HOLIDAY GooDs DEPARTMENT.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED AND BROKEN
GOODS-SMAIL LOTS-ODDS AND ENDS
IN ART POTTERY, BRIC-A-BRAC, &c.
Vases, Bsque FIGURES, Rose Jars, Flower Pots,
CEnnie Holders, Terra Gotta Figures. Onyx
Tables and Cabinets Royal Worcester, Crown
Derby and Hungarian Ware.
Fourth floor. 10th 81. extension.)
PICTURES AND EASELS.
These ieing suitable for house adornment,
always desirable, and SHOULD sell raplnly 1t
the reduced prices named.
Ii Pictures in Embossed Oak Frames. Size
14xlS.
-Regular price. 6c.--
-Marked down TO JOc.-
25 Etchin2s. 49,
--Reyular price. S5.OD-
married. down to a. ST.
All Pictures.
Regular prices. e.. "a, %. 80. % and
412. 90
Marked down to "a. 30. e.. 80, e6.15
and $11. .I3.---
80 Handsome Wall Pockets.
-RefrulRI prize, Ac.--
Marked down to Tie
20 Small Oil Paintings in deep gold frames.
--he~yulsr price ~ .lJ.--
Marked down to II. So
(Third door Id annex
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ee-The Capes have the correct style of high Shout
ders. satin lined. in size aud perfect 1T
ting. Being made from selected skins the clearing
sale prices astonishingly low.
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OFFICE OF THE
PENINSULA .,Ni.. ..!...'Np ~, tsoO.

J. ~ nj
Ar 4 MEETlNt or TIE BOARD or ~
~ EFCTOEs Of thi- Company. held this DAY inc '''o"
ing rreulutun wa. adopted . ,,rti,n ~
Resolved That for th' purpose o pIoN nslnurut en-
the necessary capital iur construction anu 'uJ leased
trnditures during thu year l-"' on w h" rNtr sion
Iuc- anu branches. and Tor Ia. ,'WlH't'"' '"
Of new and auxiliary lines ~ l"lo"''
Constitution of third and fourth tracks ana
additional faculties on To-" i' iic Nun" - coo 600
Eca ESTATE rennsy'ania Rn!'i'''' "i'"'"''' 100000
and leased llI",....--- Unit
Locomotive cnpi"c-. w-''"s'r ana "''H"' 100000
equipment ........ ....- H.. M. 4,
Con t,'ictiol Of branch ana anNt,a' ln' " 900
addition TO tho now 10 operation .-.-----''''
sIi 10000
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The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing HOUSE
and stocks sold at NewYorg Stock Exchange last
week and OF the preceding two years compare
IS follows: 80 -. . ,oo
N 80 snsss: So55 SO $40 $500 i5's'o
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The general situation in money matters last
week was without practical change. a ncccs-
sary accumulation Of funds with which u pay of
$1O,0O0,000 oil Louisville and Nashville called
bonds on the first of the month caused some
shifting OF loans, and for day or two marked
higher rates, so that . and per cent were not
the uncommon rates for new loans Bat the
matter was so thoroughly understood by money
lenders that there was no effort made 10 advance
the rates upon standing loans at 4ai ~ per cent
The Sub-lTeasury absorbed n little money dur
Ing tie week, and tie interior movements 20 and
from the city about balanced each other The
small expansion In bank loans Of only Sl1V4Ov
shows that the greater activity in ana che higher
prices Tor stocks were not factor in the local
money market
The foreign monetary centres have generally
continued 10 develop tendency toward greater
ease but at London, pending the Nay Day set
.eMen,s, rates for money were harder, so thnt
IN the open market discounts Of bankers bills
were quoted AT per cent against the bank
minimum rate Of per cent. The Bank OF Eng
land now holds $3.50, 900 more than at this datc
year ago, and the ratio Of its reserve to labIh-
YES now is per cent higher than then. when
ne rate for discount was H. TIE foreign ok
changes during the week were unsettled and
lower, hut for re last mail there was some re-
OF "a 81 3-s and 81 Sc against 81 - and - 81 Il
week ago. and against 81 81 Ia ard 81 80 IA
one year ago respectively for long and short
THE WEEK AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
AT the Stock Exchange last week tbc prcdon-
thant feature was the steadily increasing demand
,or railway mortgage bonds. There was q much
sb'atcr widening In the bond market than there
was IN the stock market. And that fact is one
=, the best evidences of late appreciation Of a
ettoWth IN values, because OF the large expansion
" the country's business. N is unnecessary here
v :" mention any particular bonds The only full
puDhcation Of daily bond transactions which is
i,uiy exemplifed the situation The market for
S cnas has been remarkably firm frst-class bonds
ON. "a scarce ot even the high quotations while
~ ~ oonds representing new DETERMINATIONS arc
r r,s0d only in limited amounts at advancing
fbs ~. !. DIV the syndicatcs which have guaranteed
T. success OF thu congratulations OF course IL |
NJ UNDERSTOOD that syndcates created for the pur
H.. Of carrying through successful reorgnni2a-
As sfs not permanent investors. They are in. '
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sil5ooooo

The pr,ilepc be given % shareholders Of tle 9m
many of sul-, riding At par between the lpth ua' W
and the ID Of June 1880. GA whth i'' rnrctiVr
,lr.r cent ol t' ~ isao
holdings th,y stand Ic-irtcd on Ap'n ~b,rribr
Shareholder. entitled To traction Of share az ~
Tor fulI share The privilege OF subscribing n n1Srosc
lbs any shareholder. aud blank forms .o sun
will be furnished application 70 the lft'sur,n' 90 ma.
be- made in full prior TO June "a ne, rsrainnc
nllf shall pad prior June d. laJo liu n md In
onchaf shall be- paid p.ior To August l'th w. In,
either receipt. VIII be- given aflhL ., ravucut
rat per nnaum from n1., u. ,,I
until November 1st. 1890. at which tm sN' ncr stos
cease To bear Interest. aud certncat.- ioF w INV
will be delivered SUR nder OF w, III 'l-c,surer
=. EnIiI.liT n. SMITH, IrcAeuI-..-
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Tho bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and stocks sold at NewYorE Stock Exchange as
for the week preceding two years compare
Nav 3 1873 MAY T. 50. MAY 3, 30.
Exchanges . 47I3 5O7 11S $f73 l5G,021 $3.50 Si95lo
No shares sold 2.O09,5f9 Jo1,&OO -,ll15'V
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Che Curl.

NEW- JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB RACES
y AT ELIZABETH, ~. j., .,,. -. 800.
April 90 80, and May /, .. 3. ana o. SIX RACES
EAU az ,c. Trans direct 20 Grand Stand Via Central
r. T. Of Ncw.Jer,ey. lcaN" f9o, OF Lihert&st AZ T. 80
b,lf hour Round trip tickets, Including admission 10
Grand s,an 1aTvRE see NJ r. DwYER Pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-05

- ~ sLcNrrAEY. 81 WHILST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-05
Reorganization
CAMERON IRON AND COAL co.

Under plan and agreement dated March 90. $500.
lod,.l With the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW.
YoEK hc ind r.lsAcd have been constituted committee
to icosglnIIe the CAMERON IRON AND COAL COM
FAHY.
Col.e, = 40 Plan and agreement NAV Do obtained at
the CENTRAL THt- IT COMPA>Y.5i WiLL.>T.
Hoier. 4 bonds. stock debts. and Obligations Of the
CAMERON IEoN AND coal COMPANY a.e requested
forthwith deposit the SAM vl'h tn sad trust company
and rec,l,, %. certificate, therefor.
THE TIME FOR THE DEPOSIT OF SECURITIES
Is EXTENDED TO AND INCLUDING NAY Is. 1890.
stscAho.d.r, AID unsecured c.edor- dcIo-tne th"ir
,ha. and o,r, rnd,r e." u.au OF reorganization on or
n,for My 5 1890 age offered To privilege q purchasing
,eftln.a,.. - rr CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. repro.
,,n:.nr TIE od mortgage bonds ~ -lh CAMERON IRON
AND CoAG. COMPANY. a, thsfy 80 per ceat q their
IA. ,auc ..h s,o shodor. being allowed 10 purchase
A. amour, ~ -ll c.lci,' -, o bonds equal % TWEEN.
t,,o ,e5 peg cent oi The nr value % their shares de-
ro.,cd ana u,.ccur,d creditors up % amount equal
70 t40r c.aAs deposited.
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT
u. FULTON CITING.
LiTIIliOP X. BACON,
Committee.
q. y. Hills
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-05

The following were yesterday. quotations FOR unlisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-05
EQUALIZATION BY OPTIONS, which yirtu.

- ally means having the refusal 81 so X, a. ,oonm
within a period. IN consideration "i
10 paid g. Of ali methods 81 sptcna.on,
rudent and the most blc, and great u,s u' nn 80
l. Thereby avoided. These options can De- o9'a 81 only
most favorable terms In lots OF .o shofs a,a Place
from II. W. EOSENBkpM W EAVh'hs' A'