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, 1891-03-14
Arranging Tor Arbitration.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-Sir Julian
Paunceiort, British minister, had a con
ference with Secretary Blaine this alter
noon. 1t related principally, so it is sand,
to the arrangement OF the p~reliminaries
for the submission to arbitration Of the
various questions at issue il regard 10 the
Behring sea fisheries on the basis sug-
gested by Blaine aud accepted by Sails
bury, with certain notifications.
, 1891-03-14

affair was witnessed by Mrs. Joacs. but
she was so paralyzed with fear that she
could do nothing. When Mr.. Jones
himself returned the manVled remains
were placed 10 a box and a man sent for a
physician to sew him mp. As nothing
was knoGn OF Willis relative. he will be
LnrIel hnrn
, 1891-03-14

thought they will arrive in time to save
some OF the buildings. There were wen
ty-eiRht patients in the wing. and six of
them were burned to death. The other
patients are now in the main hall, under
guard. and there is no further danger of
loss of life
, 1891-03-14

Is the finest and most effectual lotion for
chapped hands, rough and sore skin, cs-
p~ecially prepared for tins climate and
pleascs everybody. Try it.. Twenty five
cent bottles. Druggists.
, 1891-03-14

CHICAGO, March l3.-Buffalo Bill has
secured the consent of the government
and will, within a few days, start for Eu-
o p with the hostile Sioux now held at
Fort Sheridan. They are to make part
OF his Wild West show. lie will make
up a party of 100 Indians from those on
the reservation.
, 1891-03-14

SILVER CITY, N. M, March l3.-Tho
organization of the Mexican Railway
Development company, which holds
valuable concessions from the Mexican
government, has been completed and
active operations have already been
commenced on the chihuahua & Guerrero
line. The line will eventually be extended
from Deming to Salt Lake City. The
total length OF the system. when com
pleted, will be 1000 miles.
, 1891-03-14
Jack Frost -four is the best.

Wisdom's Robertine Is the only thing
now used by fashionable women to per-
petuate a beautiful complexion.
, 1891-03-14

a N - a Il The reaont thousands cannot get cured of Special Private Chronic
- IA H "a S Diseases senhnd Weakness Loss Of Manhood elect VariScieIa nd
"a III u FIX reuio abuseor excuses which unnt nenh or marriage or LIES d.
zE44 ~ 49, Ties Is owing to a pmTlcuion- Pr@tatouhea. Consuhaton nee
a4E u hEE Specialists u West Ninth Street Kansas city To- HO Grys stree
q ~ 81 ~ 81 EA m mc@h Nag and Butte city, Mont Ne visit all western and
DE-. LLEBlGS Wonderful German ~lIigOTaOr 4 RS FTSes f at pa%ay Gg TIP S%ss %@RRa ns
, 1891-03-14

The finest line OF fresh and dried fruits
you ever saw. Also, a lot of large Goldfish
at A. Underwood & Bros.
, 1891-03-14

1t you want to please your housekeeper
try Jack Frost fours
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PITTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH Nd,
AND TIE BERK<HIHE HILL.
(yfn Harlem Divisloul

Two tsans with through Drawing Room Cars.
70 81 a l due PittsAeld :35, North Adam ESQ D. m
IS so p m due Pit;sneld 10. North Adams 10 p
For tickets aad space SeepnE-Cars Apply Ut dIf1d
Central station or az Alb, 49, 2i2 broadway IL Pars
Place, IS West i25n-st, add l2sth-st stasol AeT
Yorh. Washfncon T20 Fulton-st, ana Sos BED
tori.sve, E. D. Brooklyn; 100 HudsOnss, Jersey City
Westcotts Express calls 10, and cheers baggage iron
hotels ard residences through 70 destination o..
Daily except SUNDAY, Daily except s1turuay' oShef
f Rove trains excep, those leaving 81 9:lo, a. NJ
2u5 80 so 80, 800. SIS. and IA 80 y M, stop
at l3eth-ss. station. 80 ,,x-ryc
JOHN NJ. nUCEY, GEQkfh5 II, pANh ELS.
General Manager General Passengcf Aseh-
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SlnanriaI Meetln9s.

CINCfYYAT1. OHIO, Augrst 90 1891.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold ers
1 and bondhodars Of the OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILWAY COMPANY for the election Of directors TO M
yac3nces and other business will be he'd az ae cor
torae Office Of the company Central Union Depot Cncln-
at Ohio on THU RSDAY, Oct s. 1891, az 10 O'Clock an:
ihe transfer books Will be closed from sept 10 oct y
IoON' Ai'iuS''S' EDWARD p. CUTTER, Secretary.
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w n 4. r. l. i. CO.. Lesseet~fran. cave wess i2a-s.
Station NswY?sHl follows aod e | TaSss:
Hamilton DSEos aHd cAl Essi: 3. 9 80
s IL p ~ fOrsntO, 10 o5 /. H.. IS is, s rs 70.
2s,9 F gt:a % 10 90 so'aeS f'sn'ass sdss
IN S. S1iy ui,sS 90 fP;;.SsP Cats,
n %. TO- a I: lS as a. fs''sp wiiS sSn: IS
IS. I. IS p m Montreai snt eapass Lsss ~ ~
Nlas,a Ea, Toronto psse l,S and 81 ESS a,,s %
Al ,S,hsr trains ssly ssesp:s. soSaay y, Leaves
Jessey City r. r. r. station, Ifll 20 NJ as ss p IA
For tckcts timetables. psor and sleeping ca sceomng
datOns information apply Offices brooklyn SSJ Washing
t0n-st S26 Futonst. Annex oelce, foot Of Fascn
Sew-York City Nos. 27l, 1888, TS5, 942 BrvadSay, las
Bowery il Psrk Piscs. So West ie5A West Shore
C. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt
ava. Eew-York<
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CENTRAL IL. Il. OF NEw-JERsEF

fOoT OF LIBEhrY ST. NoKIn hIYkh-
.ao :. m for East Maueh chunk wnhcsbarre
scranson READING Harrisburg TamaggA P0tt's d sA.
Wauch CSnnk wilkesbarre and Scranton.
for for E EaSn s sa aaeS Chunk On Sundays.
EastOn, Mauch Chunk and shsnoktn c,rr. wrhs.sa,-.
sct3ason aReadns Hlrr6ars Pottsve, TanSqaa
okin Sunbury, Williamsport Through eoaeh ~ "iNaS-
Essoa Maus h, SngPh III Sen%Sjqg n.1s
6g'S PSsv ls Eson sueS cSask Tansqua Pots:
Vile. Heading and HarrissSnrs ,.,,., p...,,. w..
burg WiIAesbarre Scranton Tama9ua' Possvdle. Sham
'AAs 80 0. m. for Easton and Allentown;
5:45 ;. M Tor Esston MancA Chunk Reading, Harris
on;s, S s sf RI Fs.ap .5 sg n??ter
ii61 ;.Is sS t FIeshS SSo H. SOAa 'i' a H.
soE Loas BF,nfh and point. ,Ou, ~ 70 Point
Q 90 p. N. sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbugy
PARK Q rs a. M. 800 D. u.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River. Barnegss Park and Barnegat, 80, 8 is
Foi A isH c Sp'vfi Rsand and BrsetOn a, 80
F F., M SS n Beach and sseergAs at 49, ss
q n no no sundays IS a. m. 1 90 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Ger Phaaasphs q 40 5;.S 200. 70 co. II 80 M
s. s. a. 3 &c. sl.h T. So IL 80 % 90 $50
pn SS e.. ..s 6 6h ds -
sTS .l Il 50 s..ssa.1 s 0s sas.s sS
80 90 500 ~. have connection fos Reading Har'
''G FOr sdnSsry ana wll,r.po. y, PnraGepsa
go BaGe, PsrlO' s Car go b m. a;iS rHdSishi
'e'TTi ssess .nS faI5 q. H. l5s
' o.: Il. East eEs M e.
500 Fnltao 9s 9roaSSwsy hro0S I nj, "a,
hotel residenea
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sTOCKS

SALES At The CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TkOLEUG EXCHANGE.
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LONGISLkND& EASTERN STATES LIN

gR0OKLYN AND BOSTON.
watorburv Bristol NewBntain Hartford Manchester.
WiImantle Putasm, Blackstone and Franklin.
ELEGANT NEW SOLID PULLMAN vEsTIBULR
TRAINS
between Brooklyn Long City and Boston, no change
leave Brooklyn onG L. l. City II 200 M Gaily CAcIuo'
ing sunday, arriving IN Boston 100 A NJ. -.
Leave boston IN Y. AID y. e r. a. stacon) az II 'co
p NJ arriving IN Brooklyn and L. l. city at A. NJ
through tickets and sleeping ca? beIths secured a;
'FtgatbusEave Station 1893 Ful.on-st 1o7 Broadway,
HrookIyr 4. r. Sat!on, L. l. City. Baggage checked
from residence 70 destination.
RI 3, 5 r. EAIh h lax
utcs earlier irou ioct Jay ST. for Lake Mohonk,
Lake Nunnswasks, and walSil Valley r r. stations
Iddetn BeOHipgsg,gh PCr J.sTis M MSonee9 EeR.
cai6ondnIe scranton. wstoa Deia, sidney. Norwiea,
Edmes;on, utea. Rome Oneida. o'weSo Detroit SA-
easoi sf fI.a camP6Sn Hall Lake, Mohonk and Mime.
waska Waki1l VALLEY stations, Mtdletoyn, blooming.
burgh Eenvile FssbuTgh, Hureyville. Liberty, White
700 = n, .MSdie,own, Fansbur-s, Liberty. Lly.
aea Oswero Rochester, Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chi!
caco and West Pullman seepers reclining chair car free
's' pullman drawing room ard Sleeping tertAs
obtasaed at 1913 Broadway, SewYore. j. g Anderson,
g. P. A., Is Exchange Place New-York
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and New-york Ferry let mort 6 D. c..
GAS oIOCh. ETC
fEaU.EOrKl
F0pTrCV cOITfEPCT AT NEW-YORK.

FOREIGN COMMERCE At NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NE".YoRK,
m, oood. So SIS ;2o s. oo9026 sl,0ll,9o8
General merchandise. 5,47770I 1o2is 2l0 O,ooo,4I
Total q, tho week IS c16 ISL sI815s145 So
c,nce ia1trarv 81 SIS sos 4l5.22i,4 $50 40i2S2l16
'D''' uIiMlP0RTS OF SPECIE AT NEW-YoRK
r., IT, - s7OCl4 sll7,s 1913 $500 GSt
For.e Iis 800 s35l 100 1jG3Q,Gj0 1887 ,SUe
Sin'0 '3EYpopTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK. ..
For week-.---.- g4t9tVI oo0S &c S59 al =
Since January IT,. V5'9J-'oi' O0Oo1i-'-
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Railroad

HaiIroans
"AMRRICA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
New YgRk Central!
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE,
AL trains arrive az and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty second 81, New-H0rk
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
Train, leave ~ follows
FAST MAIL.
s10 A. VI. For Albany, Saratoga Montreal, Utica,
WV. YORK AND cHiC&Go LIMITED.
Smokey sSs L5: Ss S@
Duo Chicago AS q. m. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. MpanI except Sundays Connects With al
sOUTHw ESTEEM LIMITED.
sS yeiS S,sv 1Das sd csfs Sar
Due Sl4:isaS: 10 % indlsaaS9l, j, IS a. M
WORLDS PAIR SPECIAL
lao "a 6S yS; s Sas csh eat'
next day. No extra fara
SARATOGA SPECIAL
s,seP M-wsgner DrswiqF. Re Boon Cars Due Albany
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
So any Bns YSa' DUB Spf b:o Room %
FAST WEsr,RN EXPRESS.
500 oSd ba6. Cane H Dae Bao i %
Falls az s ~ &c clsveands 10 sS m; Detroit 40
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EMPRESS.
6r2J P. M.-wagner Sleeping csl. 70 PIatts6sfsh que
treat due is a N.
BUFFALO, NibAg tahL sE lGSg ISLAND AND
Due 80 m Niagara Falls, 90 a. ~ Paul smith a15
&IaxandFFfRa IA Bay l1't except 25s saturdays,
CINCINNATI AND IT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
so % Y ss.S.S Il Cam s. 'i S
''' . ~ LIMITED PAST MAIL.
600 r. m-sleeplng-Cai passengers only carried on this
''G tsaln for Rochester Due AS a.
CHICAGO NIGHT ExrREss.
sag Hne:n Duao Dero sad chic,So
S SnyF SSD F
ASp H$g 81 80 ~ 40 P SS 20 49,
4:55 100 35 80 90 90 a. NJ for Sa 5s
- 'ip'SH cis o. 81 T Is Fs Ma
AtRs So Is $50 3d. F U.s. 80 }O? &c. 5 S5
sAkAHos%S so So 10. Iho:so III 80 A M. 1880
q 80 a. n. 1:so, 4;5o 600. 7 49, $780, Sl0'
RotHEs rs AND BUFFALo-s:1o. 10 90, no 20,
q, 20 NJ also 80 %, tSG 100 90 ~ 90 ID
N1H$&Rh Il 10 SS;OS no 80 A NJ $780,
ADIRONDACR MOUNTAINS AND ON1REAIr-H 80,
$40 A. NJ rs, IL 80 P. NJ also for Adirondack
CAPE IEoEyT sLAYroN oGDT PENS g sG AMMD
g 6 o SaDsi 10 yIS'Sn' ,' $50 fer o'w.s' 40
( 81 no IS I K IS 81 AyAyP1I9Sytao
piTTsTIEID. LESox. NORTn ADAMS
AND TIE BERK<HIHE HILLS
via Harlem Divisonl
Two esa,ns with through Drawing Room Cars. an -
70 .1l a M. due PittsAeld :35 North Adams ESQ D. m
Is $50 D. M. due Pittsned 10, North Adams 10 p ~
For lickcts aad space IN SeepnsCafs Apply ~ rIi81
Central station or AZ Alb, 49, az Broadwsy il Iars
place West l25Lh-st., and l3Sth-sL statiole Scw'
YORK; $50 Washneton.:, T26 Fulton-ss, and 2os Bed
foriaye. E. D. Brooklyn; 100 Hudson-st Jersey City
MesscosHs E aPPs.s ebromrb "a de..natisr
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Network, october ., 1901.
At A MEETING Of the Board OF Directors
ciarcd payable october is, 1891. Transfer books viii
be closed from sth Inst. n 10th, inehtiTs, c.A,,
~ WILLIAM A. SHERMAN, Cafhier'
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fiuduriai.
lIUuHIIuI.
OFFICE or THE
ATCHIS0h, Topeka & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
p. 0. BOX $40, no. o5 MILK STREET.
CIRCULAR no. 81.
Boston, September %, 1891
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
FER CENT. NOTES,


AtchIsou, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
THE GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT NOTES Of the Atehlson Company issued No'eo'r
l. 1885, and due l, 1891, OOo and OF
which the company acquired since their issue ana
has now in the Treasury g. 0o0ooo leaving s7oooooo
outstanding In hands Of yourselves are upon IN
underlying lien 10 the GENERAL MORTGAGE FOCH
PER CENT. GOLD BOND INDENTURE Oh the Com
pany dated October Is, 1852 which originated Win the
Financial Reorganization OF TIE Company under when'
we'll provision was made FOR the retention by the Union
Trust Company Of NewYork. as trustee Of Gen Hl'An
MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS Oh an
equal amount OF such bonds 50 600 0Oo TO provide Tor
ultimate retirement OF the GUARANTEE FUND NOIIS'
The Directors the Atchison Company believe thas,
with the encouraging prospects Of The property ~ Wouu
be Company TO defer retirement
Of the GUARANTEE FUND NOTES two years or until
November /, 1893 tho GENERAL MORTGAGE -FOUR
PER CENT. GOLD BONDS reserved 10 continue with the
Trustee until required for purpose Of such retirement
The Company now offers the holders Of the GUARAN-
TEE FUND MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. NOTES the
right Of such extension par with cash commission
per be paid By the Company TO such holders as
viii signify their before october 2Oth' proA-
lmo.
The NOTES Of those holders who have not assepted to
extension by Oct 90 proxtno VIII be acquired and paid
for in full on or before Now by syndicate which VIII
extend NOTES upon the terms offered TO present hold
Holders respectfully asked to promptly communicate
their wishes In writing 10
J. w. REINHART, vICE.PREsIDENT,
95 Mik-st., Boston.
Those who assent VIII be notified present their
NOTES at the office OF the company for Endorsement ax-
ing of coupon sheets and receipt of cash premium
BY order of The Board of Directors.
GEORGE e. MAGOUN, Chairman
J. w.REINHART. vice. President.
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Diulnens Notlces.

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJEEsEY,
143 LIBERTY.ST, NETWORK, oetGoef IS2ii;r,
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE
"A QUARTERS PER CENT has been declared payable
November TO stockholders Of record at the closing q the
transfer books October Is. 1891. The transfer books
Wa i' ' J. W. WATSON, Treasurer.
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TT,ere were no transactions in State issues. nor
sales OF city bank stocks
The general bond market was more active ana
raturaI1v. Drccs moved upward with alacrity
Atehison incomes rose Is per cent 10 % - eH
heading incomes, Oh small TRANSACTIONS, gained
IA per cent. Issues Of railroads IN the SouInWest
cue,a conenicuouslv strong, and Missouri, Kansas
and Texas seconds advanced 3-s to a. 3-S, leNas
and Pacific frsts per cent 10 So aII lhconi II
seconds IA to 81 "a per cent @ nc Iset 1ricrs
is made to our full report Of bond sales -,
Rates for call money were houH"i, - ICES
on Saturday and there was p4ao'io"i' Nv
al The P'S Sub Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House e9S9,sGG. 1872. .-,,,1,>-r
The receipts from customs o9S Frp% internal rev.
lIis "" o03 and from miscellaneous gouLees
s,5i 35S Tire Treasury received Sl59'Zlo ~
JJo,sI hank notes for redemption, ana thc rtc5IPo
uohat 49, occount for the week amounted 10
on on oGs 900 TO secure National bank CIRCULATION
i Holds 81 PA, 90 In these bones ANN
currency s8 GO9
-Four g Rs6 Saehsn per q ss COG
nonds denostod for circulation during the week
cal 400 bonds held TO secure circulation VIII
Irayn $4,000. National bank clreuIatIn o ~
stahat 5g- nainst which the Treasury holds $50,
~ SS iegai money for redemption OF SurIen-
dered clrcn1a'iRP british consoIs were unchanged at
o. 716 0 for MONEY and slightly lower at "a 900 1
for the account The RSnS be Of opeR market S1s money
billion In easier at laI IA per cent for bankers
1s Bar silver sg eSs sre s9 %sFs IN IN
an Ounce - md advancing from the open
nctiVe rs strong AZ the top prices. AT faris
French Pr cents further 5GsS Of the i BnR Of
20 9o.5o: nu-od n decrease in specie Of $780,
SoC on stanton offer to nyes2 2s SagGSSe
NeW-bhgn a bonds pIaTau teed principal ana IN
per cent t gcip NewYork and NewEngand and the
9ffaans,tonic Railroad COMPANY o,,r.nt ouota-
The foowhin agk ' stocks, together with their par
value and the latest sales pa, saics. ND. Asked
Banks lilo 200 2Os ~
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xrw-vonK. oxY.RIo ,,p wE.rcRN HALLWAY
Z EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo; Of cortaatt and DeS
SIS. follows; ---,,-.- -.
q. II. for Maueh Chunk and ntsrmedase points w..
$40 a. m Geneva, Lyons. Entra Rochester But.
vile and prncipal local points,
chair a- Pullman Car to Suspension Bridge
q 7. no Tor Mauch chunk and informed ate points.
II go a. m. for Emlrz ana intermediate points 90.
IN m for Tunkhsnnocs and intermediate points Chair
Car 70 Tunkhan1oek Connection 70 hea1ihs ana h4shs
B4o D. n for L. and y. junction and principal inter
MEDIATE points Chair Car 70 l.. ana u JuheuSh rx.
- 3 IA for Pottsve and intermediate points. Chaf
Car Pottsvtle. a.. A ,,...-.st.,o ,osa,.
Connecston 70 Resdns and HARRISBURG
al n r. Tor Geneva LYONS Elrira, Rochester Buzz
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyoas and eUs-
pension Bridge ., ao - $50, "a
40 D. m connect for all points in Mahoaey aud Hazel
ton coal regions .,-~D.y rr,rSS
$40 A. m for Msueh Chunk Hizelton and nterined ass
,o1ts and IL a 70. for Shenandoah and intermediate
pcinta. - ,,.. ,-s,.n, .os i,,--,oS,a,a no,n..
M n M FOR Geneva. Lyons, EIlty- RocheSter. puf.
.sIo ard the West Pullman SlesSsr te Lyons aad sus
pe'''''A General Eastern onco. e2s Broadway.
The New.York Transfer Co. VIII call Tor ana cheek
baggage hotel residence through 20 destination
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m RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesSrosscs and Cortiaudt Streets,
rs foilows,-
I'm y,,d <,{xo., Asr SonS

rs foiiows,-
On ana after September 7th, 1891,
THE FAST LINE
.sas s cSa.s sas fi s. c;s:
t to1is 100 2 n neat Cay Connects Also Toledo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
pVwss soS sg ssslu'ycy Of Pullman yesous
s.cnosrAphers ard typeafters' bathrooms for bosS
@ Sae s asa & I'D s. s sS is ss
i'' ss .ad casssa Is a'a .sa
,oo sT. LOUIS, ayg CINCINNATI kxpREss
York. and Dining Cars from Sew.Yosk 20 ST. Louis and
cneiaasa Il as 'IlA .T and P S. LSSis %
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 M-Pullman vsstibule Sleeping, Dining smeE.
s and penD:yyseis kairSad gsasse p'sse1ss,
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
s Ias sS1ssaS tisSas a. s
as sS Sar and ch,s hs e coa
bus :s5 p, a.. Cinelnnaa go 2. N, cAieazO 80
ssd d e. nd .? %
PACIrN ExPREss
500 Y. N.-Puiman Buffet Sleeping Ca, New-York .
SShieaso. NcwYOrk y MempAs VIA the Shea NodSaA
sSsi.ae b w. G 5:ss a,y sSa $.y 4 chssss
aae for Cleveland snd Columbus, except saturday
4;0s p. M,-shn,ndosh Valley Expaess with Through
B1iet Sleeper TO HewOreAns.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'Washington Limited Ex-ress Of Pullman P.ror Cars
lSith Dining Car Batn1ore) daily. except Sunday.
lo 10 q n arrive Washington 80 D. m: and Coz sc
H. arrive W'.hiast9 a5 ~; regular e5 ~ ,
90 g. end Z Is .sst r., Bam :sS pniy .SS
90 .. m. and II 10 night. 81.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 90 D. N. weekdays. vita
Through Day Coach.
FOR c. Pc M : :on n -nekfavs.
FOR philadelphia.
Express 90 40 90, 80 90 10 90 Pennsylvania
Limited, with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Lin
ised5 With Dining car. and II zoo a. m L 20 oo
900 p m ana y rs night Accommodation II 10 3.
90 10: 90 Liriteil ard 10 go a. M. 8 90 co. 30
200. 30 90 snd 100 M. and IL Is night Ac-
For Eic tables az trains local points the Pennsyi
wanna kafold system apply AZ the following Tlckes
Onces Nos ABS, $40 and 9i4 Broadway Astof House,
and foot OF Desbrosscs and Cortandt Court-st.
$50 Futon-st, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of
Fulton-st. Brooklyn IS H0eson-st. Hoboken Station.
me Sew.Yors Transfer Company will cal. for and check
bsRe.ge from hotels and resdeGces through desnsoa.
CHAS r. PUGH, J. R. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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istaissle tor the oar go So
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.

1oo..4o, CHARACTER. Amount.
% %oyo Co oS9}1t3r T. Brdge 81 100000
EeceEty decided % Issue o'~.. 1900 900
70 cab1e. and october l stockholders
rata E 5a&pS III b Sg p SH1 ceaa "a:
t,rest and be secured By moftgase on
hhs siam5e o. and nd 'f Hal spring; road
dJ s55565dO u RsE1f be s.aed 70 be Dis;
stoc sholdefs in rates Of one half share
Tor each one OF 10000 shares out
sand a@di1f Tesd SarP f. E. I HsSatoH oI
trSihq 70 lease Bowies roads.
ADVANCE BOND NEWS.
Newark. y wv. ]. Hayes & Son withdrew ozooo
On ground that city debt ALREADY e4'
5 cS IL S s:a4. e. &C. 3 safsasias q
NEW BANKS.
9'Hs'''s' 49, FSese5H1 1r:-G5ns 3 Grant 10000
'' new RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEWER Cor-Denver, Apex snd Western Ral-
nod 5 - d si "a Aoa aaa s Sis'iG afe cry
b. way Of Gtofsci9wn' win wiz tI eoei
s Hrae Company has been formed 600 COO
Chicago r T1tt ana Riverside Street i,ali;
S.c.ids1t To- operate electric street ,k mn
1oekDort e sa''S YLocipcfi and Ontario Beach
'-''AT'' Electric railway Company has been
granted BIZ Common Council iran.
ehIse for a trolley road without llmls
a. 20 tine but under numerous re-
strlctions.
MIYING COMPANIES
C,ieseo III Northwestern Camel C9al Com. -o.ooo
Iany: H. T. Wells, presdent........ oo0'V'"
,fissoula Nont-Argamon Mining Company
JUDGE John NJ Evans, presdeiti " .oo 40
lniIe two claims near carer - "V''"NO
Toooka gar. HEa nsas Mining, SHfltlng ana ne
an.ng Company J. y. sp'inse. 100000
coEP SIi sEEKISG CAPITAL.
Cbiearo ul-EIevated Tramway Company \:
T. Xel5er President 70 constFheS ,oz ooo
elevated tramha-s ana lpplonc's.... A~'IV""
Cbiearo -Eufopean-An American Electric Cor
ps-ation; sident n rank tsutteF-
worth to acguire and dispose OF eiee- a ono coo
trical patents .--.-.- -Oo--
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
SOUTH HEIGHTS.

This addition is located ~ miles south
eastof Alamo plaza, lies high affOrding a
grand view of the city and surrounding
county. Its location, south east of the
citv, gives it advantage of the pure and
fresh breeze, free from dust and 'mOke of
the city, and for which. it Is the most
desirable location around San Antonio.
Parties owning this property, have built
and are Ope ating an electric road. giving
twenty minute service to aud from the
city. Water mains are also laid and the
streets are now being graded. four houses
arc already completed and number of
more residences are to be commenced
before the summer.
The prices flOts are within the means
of all, and deferred payments bear only
6 per cent interest. 1t is the intention of
the owners of the property to put monies
realized from sales back in improvements
and they will, during the summer, erect
some very handsome residences.
Parties who are looking for a location
to build home would do we'll to look at
this property before Gliding on any other
location For all information call on
MeSsrs. Watson e. Co., Mpnger hotel, man
ayers, and they will gladly furnish anv
one desiring. maps aud full particulars of
the property. Buy now and get in on
ground fl or, as owners realizing the ad-
vantages they have will, in time, advance
pric to the real value OF, lots in their ad !
ditiOn