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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

LEXINGTON, Va, August %. Especial. T.
Foot-pads are putting in their work again.
Last night at Timber Ridge, stntion on the
Lexington. AIR. Shewbridge, the station
agent. was sandbaseed and robbed while 60
ing from the depot 10 his home. lie Was
knocked senseless, but not badly hurt.
Mrs Margaret Pugh, of the Buffalo Greek
section Of this county. died to-day at the I'D
vanced ago OF one hundred andstwo years
She was III good health up 70 week before
her death. Her husband was in the war Of
1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
Mr.. Mcleod. Private Secretary to Governor
Mckinney:
In the Courts.

Cay Circuit Courf-Suit was instituted
Yesterday by Fgbert q. Leigh. j.. Co.
against William II. Anthony. Case. Damages,
$500.
TnSted states Commissioner
Saunders. the eolored man. who was arrested
Il few days ago in Petersburg for selling and
receiving stolen tobacco. was tried. before
United States Commissioner Pleasants yester-
day and sent on to the grand jury for jan
uary 9Th.
ChGnce1y Court.-Judge w. J. Deake pre-
siding. Walter S. Sublet qualified as admin
istrator Of the estates Of Mary G. Sublett.
Virginia c. Sublettt, Margaret Sublett and
Julia Is. Sublett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
4 Silver Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Loehr yesterday
celebrated the twenty-ffth anniversary Of
their marriage.
In the evening quite number Of their
many friends gathered TO offer conGratula-
tions on the occurTeDce Of the happy event
and spent an enjoyable evening.
Mr. Ioehr is a member Of the "Old First
regiment. in which he served throughout the
war holding the rank Of lieutenant. He is
also an Efficient employe of the Virginia Fire
md Marine Insurance CompanV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
INJURED IN 4 RUN4WAI.
An Accident to Mise May Lyman-A Boy
Hurt.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. August 2O.-lSps-
cial. The horses attached TO the carriage of
Mr.. II. l.. Lyman became frightened yester-
day morning soon after leaving town, near
Moore's creek. and ran of at rapid speed.
completely overturning the vehicle and
imprsoning the occupants underneath.
Mrs. Lyman and her mother. Mira.
George l.. Newman, and Misses May
and Lille Lyman were in the carriage. Miss
May sustained serious and painful Injuries
about tho lower limbs. and the others miracu-
lousy escaped with slight bruises and shaking
up Timely assistance was rendered by Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

PRETTY NOME WEDDING.
Miss JuIdetta Bernicchl Married TO Mr. j.
Allegro Epps.

A quiet and impressive wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr.. J.
J. Royster, No. 1900 east Franklin street.
Miss Juidetta Bernicchi was the bride. Mr. J..
A Fpps the groom, and Rev. Dr. w. +.
Hatcher pronounced the words that made
them one.
The bride, who is extremely pretty ard &C
complished, was attired in a light gray travel
ing costume and carried bunch of bridal
roses.
The groom is manager of the Daily Record
Printing Company and has host OF friends
in this city who wish him well. lie was st
one time in business with the firm of Epps "
Bolsscau.
After the ceremony the newly pighted pair
left on the York River train for Baltimore and
other Northern cities.
There we're no attendants at the wedding
it being the desire Of all concerned that the
nuptials should be as private as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

". A. Landlord. of this place. who IN al
probability averted more serious. accident.
Mr.. Lyman is attending the session OF the
state Farmers Alliance in Richmond.
While party Of four persons were return
ing from the Baptist Association yesterday IN
a two-horse wagon, Ryan, the niue son OIL
Mr.. +. A. Perry, of this city. Tell rom tue We
bice. one Of the rear wheels passing over ms
body. bruising him considerably and render
inc him unconscious for O time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
DINWIDDIE COUNT.
Furious Cloudburst Which Does Much
Damage.

DNwrDDIEC. H.. Va. August 90 Especial
A furious storm cloud burst near Burgess
Postoffice Saturday afternoon. Trees were
upturned and broken of leaving the ground
strewed with debris. Crops were prOstrated,
and in some cases actually destroyed by the
hail and wind. Fortunately no lives we're lost.
and the storm in its violence was confined TO
a comparatively small area The fine crop Of
tobacco of Thomas A. Diehl was almost en-
tirely destroyed and that Of W. II. Muniord
very much injured.
The wagon-yard shed ut Adams store was
blown down. The violence Of the wind
forced open doors and windows and drove
the rain entirely through residences III the
neighborhOod.
The board of supervisors at its meeting last
week reduced county taxation materially
which will be welcome news 10 the people.
The "arborn meeting supported by Oak
Grove tabernacle and ROwanta Methodist
church commenced Sunday, and Will con-
tinue during tho week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
Probably "A Federal Soldier

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. August2O. Especial. /
A force Of hands engaged in digging an ice
house on the bank OF the Rapuahannock
river this morning exhumed the bones of u
person. and from small pieces of clothing and
brass buttons it Is supposed he Was Federal
soldier, as there were many OF them killed as
they crossed the river and charged the town
in ls62 The remains were delivered TO Major
Birdsall, superintendent Of the National
cemetery. for prOper lnterment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
CIInred Hantlsfa.

NoRFo1K. Va. August 20 special. The
twenty-second annual session ot the Colored
Virginia Baptist Sunday-School Convention
is in session here. with the iollowing officers
K. T. Hill, president, Richmond: :. ". Talla-
ferrO. corresponding secretary, lynchburg
A. Binga Jr. iecording secretary, Manchcs-
ter: w. II. Cronley. statistical secretary. South
Boston. K. j. Bass. treasurer, Richmond
Addresses Of welcome were made and COM
mittees appointed DIR. Stronge made an adj
dress on Sabbath Work"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
CAPITAL NOTES.
THE L4UN PARTY.
Another Delightful Evening at the Male
Orphan Asylum.

Many and varied were the attractions at the
lawn arty last night on the grounds Of the
Male Orphan Asylum. Despite the threaten
enjoy themselves. Captain Cunningham sang
When the Roses Come Again" Messrs
Samuel Cornet. w A. Swan and L. 3. Ford
rendered some very sweet music on the violin.
1ioloncello and banjo Miss Mamie Trahern
also SAM. and the boys Of tho asylum rem
dered the Negro Band The attractions
Cunningham will be on hand to sing. and
the First Virginia regiment drum corps Cap
tain Cowardins celebrated boys, will also be
on hand TO lend enjoyment 10 the occasion.
The car service still continues good and
will. no doubt. be all right tomorrow night.
ID is hoped that many viii come out and en-
10y themselves Should il rain ample shelter
viii be afforded and refreshments served in
the house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
HE STOLE A MULE.
West India Negro Breaks Into n Stable
White Thief CAPTURED

John Atkins, white man. broke into the
establishment of the Old Dominion Iron and
Nail Works short time ago and carried
away considerable lot of valuable brasses
lie left the city. but Sergeant John 4. Hail
yesterday arrested him III Roanoke and con-
yeyed him to this city.
Charles Augustus. West India negro. last
evening broke into Lewis Banks stable. in
Fish alley near the Old market He then stole
a valuable mule and was making excellent
efforts 10 leave the city until he reached
Union street. He WAS there stopped by Po-
licemen OVERLY and Berket, aud not being
able 10 give satisfactory account Of the mule
he was arrested and locked up in the First
station.
Both Of these cases will be heard before the
police court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
Pickett Camp Meets.

George T. Pickett Camp, Confederate Vete-
rams, held a meeting last evening". Com
mander Jennings called the ,sc-lp to order.
After the usual routine N BUSINESS Captain
Sullivan gave an interesting sketch Of the trip
to Lexington on tho occasion Of the jackson
unveiling. No business Of importance was
transarteG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
CapifOi Notes.

The following letters were received at the
Capitol Yesterday, and have been referred by
Mr.. Mcleod to DR.. Il. A. Brock, secretary Of
the Southern Historical Society:
Governor Eitzhugh Lee.
Dear Sir,-Permit one to make inquiry Of
you. would like to know if there was hi
estate filed by one John Stout about ninety
years or Less ago in your State Treasury or
subject to the order Of the State of Virginia.
The said John Stout was a pirate, and the
money was left as n ransom for his life and
ut the expiration of a certain time was to 90
to his heirs. If you know of anything Of this
kind will be ever 50 much obliged If you
will advise me of the matter at once, as | am
an heir to said estate.
'MRs. L. A. Dawson,
Atlantic, Ia"
"Mr. Mcleod, Private Secretary to Governor
Mckinney:
Dear Sir.-Governor Lee directs me to in
close you the within letter to be handed to
Governor Mckinney, if YOU please. Mrs.
Dawson has been informed 1t would be re-
ferred TO Governor Mckinney.
Very respectfully,
"G. W. FITZGERALD. Secretary"
w. W. Jones treasurer of New Kent county.
was q visitor at the Capitol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
LOCOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS.

National Representation Entertained by
the Richmond Locomotive Works
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va. August
2O.-lSpecial. "A meeting Of locomotive
manufacturers was held here to-day repre-
senting all of tho standard works in the
United States except two.
Among those prosent were Messrs. Converse
and Williams, OF the Baldwin works; Mason
and Chaplin of the Rhode Island Cook and
Dickson. Of their respective companies
Wishtman, of Pittsburg and Hughes, OF the
Rogers Company.
They were entertained mt dinner this even
ing by the Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine Works. represented by Messrs. ". K.
Trigg and Joseph Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
GORDON TALKS FOR THE VETS.
The Young Orator Makes an Eloquent
Address In StauntOn.
4 "DRY" ORATOR IN THE POLICE COURT.
Rev. Hector Charged With Forging n Paper
which He Read Before His Audience
VETS Sure of Success.

STAuNToS, Va, August 20. - Special. J.
Fifteen hundred people greeted the eloquent
Gordon last night in the wigwam where the
Vets held their meeting. The audience was
composed of tho best business and profess
sional men Of Staunton. and was one to in
spiro the young orator
The address was a handsome one through
out. Gordon's grace Of manner eloquence Of
dictation. beautiful imagery snd magnifi-
cent oratory moved the meeting to the highest
pitch of enthusiasm. The address has been
on every tongue to-day, and young Gordon
has been the head o. the occasion. The elect
has been magnificent.
THE DRY's CAMPAIGN.
Colonel Choves, Of Staten Island. and Row.
Hector addressed the Drys and used vulgar
and abusive language in speaking Of the
people Of Stanton, which has created great
indignation among our people
The Rev. Hector was witness before the
police court today in case charging forgery
If paper which Hector read before his au-
dience The case was postponed TIL to-
morrow.
Tho Vets" are well organized and are con-
fdent of the result.
The "Drys" claim that they will win. but
Sam Jones back down has done them much
harm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

VicKsBrRG, Mss. August20 A local freight
train on the Valley route vas wrecked this
morning near Cleveland station by running
over bull The engine and fifteen cars We're
derailed and three white men killed. two
tramls, who were stealinga ride and brake
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
ConnussroEER's OFFICE, .

VI
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. August g, l~9l.i
To all psrtics in interest i'm said suits. Take
notice that will TINY Office, m The city OF H.
lamsburg. State Of Virginia. on Wednesday, tho
9th day of September 1891. between the hours
Of o'clock A. " and s. O'Clock J.. ". proceed 10
take the following accounts. as directed hy dee
crocs entered i'm said suits, respectively. on the
18th day OF November 1887, and the 18th day OF
November. 910, and as recommitted hy decree
Of April both. 1891
First. A fair appointment Of the costs o.,
said second named suit
Second What part. IL anv, Of the funds re-
ceivod by parties interested should be refunded.
Third The services rendered boy b. ID. leachY
for drawing deeds in said causes aud reason
able fee for the same.
Fourth The services rendered lv 49, III. H.
Norecock as clerk and commissioner since june
4. lSsi SiDNEh SMITH.
Ru7-fiW Commissioner IN uancfrr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
LEGAL NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of the city Of Williams
burg and county Of James city In Cnarcef1'
Amber and wife against Custis, and Gusts
AGAINST Custls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
90 rDhcm 1t tllan Concern.

HOWARD (ABRAHAMD, formerly oil New.
AA York City who died there in 1919. Notice IS hefeV
piyen 70 the widow and issue az any and their repa
atives that application will forthwith BE- n1d' Tor s
of letters Of administration in England Of the estate OF
abovc-named Abraham Howard by the lofa p@'O.
representative Of William Langfod Howard the br5hI
Tho deceased IN the assunpton that he died a bachelor;
Information as the death Of the said Abraham iosLs
and anv marriage contracted by him TO b. sent AZ O
FREDERICK A. EGABANT - Grays Inn squf'e' bc'
don. Engllnd. solicitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New.
"A York City Nov mber 2S ls9l-Stslc pfo?oss'n M -
duplicate I'M e rr.N,d her untl - COCK rSo ,bf
IA GOO gallon, OF mineral oil, per >peclhcaton,s a.
schedule hitch VIII to furnished on apll. .G9h "a
under signed. Preference will be gNca % atc1 a
nestle production manufacture CO. dtons OF 2S. @
price 0ncluding In price Of flrlgn proiuSs sa,y
nanUfictur,, The duty tagr,onI being EQUAL Ih, ~
eminent reserves the right 10 reject any OF a Pc
I,nveIoTps containing PROPOSALS should Re uarhtd
posals FOR Mineral OIL" and aJdrts. =" Mia
PFRiY. Asst. QuartCrm1strr-Gcntih, u. - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
Capital Stock $5,O00,Oo0.
$4,000 SHARES.
500 per share.
u.n avn ,f<...pga.
FULLY PAID AND UNAssEssABLg.

This Company has acquired By purchase. and I, =.
sole owner Of letters patent, taken IN t,e -
States and in all the principal foreign counties m
IMPROVED AUTOMATIC COMPRESSED AIRsRlrs
(Which is interchangeable with the Westinghouse "a, -
on engines passenger and freight These ra,en,s
thorough examination have been pronounced by us ~
attorneys and p0tnt experts entirely free frou a.
infringement OF any existing patents and a.. y
present IN use on 80 different a'lrOa.s lnclgelny -
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago and g,...
Illinois, Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago aud ~, In,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Burlington C.a.,
Ra pds ana Northern, Illinois Central, Cincinnati W.,
Orleans aud Texas Pacific, Louisville and ya.b,,u,
Lehigh Valley, New ork and New England. yew.y.,.
Providence and Boston.
The company II now turning out 10000 car br,L
aud 1000 loo omotive equipments per annum. the ems,
Of It's capacity, which at present prices show a 49,
profit of 100000 per annum.
The stock now being offered il part Of ls0aa
shares held in the treasury Of the company the reu
ing 5000 shares be used only for the future pee
Of the e. company and at n price not below par
As all the prominent railroads ARE now equippI.,
their engines, passenger and freight with power
brakes in addition 10 applying them TO their old equn
ment and the total manufacturing capacity Of all L
air. brake plants in this country u only about O0esa
equipments per annum |; will readily be seen thar "A.
immense demand for equipment and the renev,,
Of parts for repairs will furnish business for paa.
three or four times the size Of those in existence
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE ABOVE At ssJIR
PER SHARE WILL BE RECEIVED BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02

State issues were utterly neglected, and the
only business in city bank stocks was sale of
shares Of Fourth National at 10 l-2.
There was little demand for railway bonds ana
the movement Of prices was downward. The final
declines. however, we're generally SMALL and eX
ceptions were not infrequent. Reading first in
comes further fell 5-8 per cent to 90 II, but The
general 4s advanced 3-S to SO "a. The Rich
mond Terminal issues were depressed throughout
the day, and large sales were prevented apparently
by the absence OF buyers. The collateral trust
Cs sold per cent lower at s., but sales sellers
C0-day options were made as low as so l-2, while
the collateral trust fell . "a per cent To 81 IL,
with sales of single bonds at 81 Ia and SO. There
was considerable trading in the new debenturc
bonds of the Rock Island Railroad, which were
in demand at 05. Reference is made TO our full
report Of bond sales.
Money on call was abundant at from to l-2
per cent The bulk of the new business was done
at the lower rate and at the close Enhances were
freely offered at that figure.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, $14s, l0i, 054 balances, $6,796,410.
The Sub-1rcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S32a4s8. The net loss on balance was
$3.50, 1928, made mp by losses Of SO 1907 in coin
and S293ll in currency. The days operations
included: Receipts, 1881, 507; payments, 49,
$50 s35; resulting in geperal balance of SIG
s2s,I7s consisting of $Ila,272,342 coin and
$2.555,sJG currency.
The United States Treasury "a. Washington re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
feaal Notifies

I EBANON SPRINGS Il. Il. BONDS; HIM "a,
- Ll'M EXTENSION RAILROAD BOND> LEbAs s
SPRINGS r. r. CEKTlFICATEs-supre COt IL
-. stevens ard others against Tie Union iIu'' W.
pauy OF NCw-NOrb ald 9TH r. - c,,,, Il
New.Yorl in the ahoveentItCd action sn.F9 IN uloSSs
aer County November H. 1891, l. J0Gn Il. NJ 80,
appointed referee by said Judgment Tor that ana '
purposes, 60 ieeby give noa"a u p 81 ho'd,,S ns1Ss
issued by tie Lebanon springs Railroad COMPANY hss
date first Of JULY 1867, and % TO al ho1rf' % hs-
issued by the Harlem Extension iallrodd CoI any 80,
ING date first OF April 1870. and - 10 all holders W
tncats Issued by John Van Nalkener'h y rcsHI .Ss
The Lebanon Springs Railroad and do hereby rtQu ~.
holders OF said bonds and the hold Of sad certheies
TO produce the same before me at the ohee Of ne
Paige No 100 Br0adyU'. IN tie city ~ NtN-1Oi ~ IA
tWenty.siXh 26 day OF December 1891 az eleven 49, s
the forenoon and make proof before me a. 70 t. "A
thereto. and a. 70 the amount due thereon ana - -
now much has been paid thereon.
Dated 2Sth November. 1891. ., ', .,,roa
JOHN T. HFNNTNG Referee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

HOLDERS OF BONDS OF the SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby notified that there Is
now in hands Of The undersigned Trustees the
mortgage which the payment Of said bonds secured
the suIn Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars gold which,
under the terms Of said mortgage, Is applicable Co The re-
tenpon or purchase u said bonds that the nudG
aligned will receive sealed proposals q: the Land Office
said Company Fourth and Townsend sts San Fran
cisco for surrender u said bonds until II NJ on Monday
the 18th OF December 1891 at which time ptopo ais Will
be- opened PROPOSAL Endorsed, Proposals far Sur
OF the First Mortgage Bonds Southern Rail-
Company" The right reject any or nil
bids. ID. D. MILLS o..
San Francisco, November 10, 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london Dec I m-Consols 05 3-1G for money
and 05 ZIG for the account; Canadian Pacific, o!
Erie 81 I-s ST. Paul Common, 81 Is: New; fork zen
tral 1Js 70: Reading 20 1-8: Pennsylvania, 90 D D.
Money ono I-2 per cent. The rate Of discount N
The open market for both short an dthree months bllls
&C. o 70 ner cent Paris advices quote per cent
entes M "a francs 2 centimcs for the account and
Exchange on London at % francs 20 IL centimes foT
checks,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

" :. - ,o-,h,
The Receiver of Taxes of the CITY Of *, 9 TX
gives notice all PEI, who have Onltt1d 70 pay
taxes for the year 1891 u pay th5 20 hlh AZ NJ e
on or before the irt diy JanUaTj, lsJ2 a. pONII
SECTION $40 of tn New.Y0k Cit COns0 idluon Act VS.
Upon any such remaining u1pad on ue aiss st
DecenDrr 1871 one per ,cltlm viii be c0afEei, Iis9
and roIlnr,d In addition u the amount thereof; and uca
such tax remaining unpaid tha hist uy o. J1satG,
1882 Interest viii BE- charged received ana cole l ~.
the amount thereof at tne rat" o. seven per e'ltlI s
annun 10 be calculated nth day OF OCTOBER ls
on which dov IN, assessment rolls and warrants 70. te
tx,s OF 1891 wore delivered - tn said RceiNer Of IaA
y, ~ ,ate Of payuent pur-uar- g section St3 Of sd
pA%CAsp rax,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NJ AYLOR < CO.-Mr Ludwig Dreer nis
IN from the firm OF MAYOR Co this day; the bushes
win continue 20 be carried by the Undersigned nmaa.
ing members of the firm. EDWARD ASCR ERS0N
ALEXANDER ). HAY
FREDERICK l.. LEHMAN
] MITCHELL CLARK
ARfHUR HOLLAND
New.York November 80, 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02

ceived to-day S2S7,573 National bank notes for
redemption , ..I
The customs receipts were 1868, $40, the internal
revenue receipts SiD5,0 and the miscellaneous
receipts Sll7,ss9.
To-day's Washington Treasury sta'emeht oi
cash ON hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as ioi-
lows:
Nov 30. Dec. I. Difference.
Not oold on hand sos 900 sI2 401 S37 Inc. s13t
Net silver on hid. O,olO,O2" o'o-o'oi- i"0' 0"''
Net legaltsndcrs 49,. 80, eoo p. o,o O..
hand .......... D,io9OfZ O''oio'V inv 1900
Actual cash In
the Treasury
vaults out
standing certh. -. a.. -, -, o.--,- o., -, ooa az
Gates Loo
Deposits In bank. 1io92c-l i"'eo'''o DUO iio'io'
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11nblic Notices.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION Or IAAbS'
No. 81 Chambers-st. (stcTat Bldhgl' go,
Nsw.York December ., lS9l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02

Toal sales f0f tIs hsy
silver ceris.... 94s SAls e4T e<5 9AS sAs iooe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

There were no transactions in Government
bonds, and the market hardly steady. Coupon
As lost the gain made yesterday, and holders OF
registered 4s offered slight concessions. The
closing quotations were follows:
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Steamboats,.
ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPLES LINE , M,
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave I1 SaiiuS
Al ". H., foot Csnalst every weekday AZ p Hb0IyIS
direct connection (Sundays exeepted). for ALL F0A'
and ESI
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W0RDEN & FANsHAWE,
NO. o WALL STREET.
GRISW0LD & GlLLETT,
No. ) WALL. STREET.
financial nleetiNes.

OFFICE OF THE GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, NO. % NASSAU STREET
NEW.IORk, November 81, 1891
~ HE annual election of Directors of the Ser
l. mania LIZ Insurance Company wi! b. held At ..
principal Office OF the company No. 70 Nsssaust, u ~
City Of NewYork on Wednesday, the 9th day Of DesH.
HUBERT CILLIs. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
NCRWlCH LINE.

~ fsx9Ste INSIDE ~ NY Stobpyy1cH 81 25 WoRcEs.
TER 500 BOSTON. $500. Corresponding r y, men
all points East Steamers leave Pier 40 North j,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
THE GENERAL LIST.

--.--- Shares
open High. Low Final Bid. Ask'd sold.