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however. was already assured BY the opera
lions OF the company issuing IT. 80 that as a
matter offact. the new deal will simply fortify
the character Of the preferred stock. while the
profits will accrue to the common.
or railway stocks IL Is unnecessary to speak
In detail as tho conditions affecting them are
thoroughly understood BY every one. Naviga-
ton has now closed. and the blockade OF
freight has already extended enst Of Chicago.
Tho tremendous business being done by the
railroads has finally begun to DO reflected In
tho iron market The Improvement In that in
dustry 10 not decided a. yet. but q gratifying
increase in the number Of orders placed Is re-
ported. The only important changes in the bank
statement were the increase Of over six and one
half millions In the deposits and an increase
OF ave and one-half millions in the loans. The
banks gained about ono million In lawful
money. The net result is decrease Of 4 little
moro than ono million in the surplus reserve.
but that item Is still largo enough for oil prac-
tieal purposes To-dsys market WIS T m oder,
AZ compared with the. final prices Of last sat-
rday the list Is Irregular ThS more i9RSs
CONT: c6icasS. RIrllns ton and Quinsys ~:
Shore and L9usys and Nashville f psn,
land. Cincinnati. Chicago. and 81. Louis. 2
Missouri Pacific, AZ y cent Riohmond and
NsW Enssnd and Rsrsheen Pseo. each
wore and Hudson. i : cent. each:
Final Gales compare with those OF yesterday
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
tss,, s sy.s!,:, II: Penn. r.. ~ - ssa
Est LONDON QUOTATIONS.
SATURDAY. Dec. s.

SATURDAY. Dec. 5.
In the financial world tho past week hos
Deen eyentfui enough for the most restless
speculator At the same time prices have not
responded nor activity boon stimulated by de-
veiopments OF the first Importance. To begin
WIN the interest Of larger circle than that
u Weil street was keenly aroused during the
irst half Of the week By the disclosures grow
ing out OF the failure OF MessrA Field.
Aihdley, Wiechers & Co. Before inter-
est In these has actually begun to
Sane' Mr.. Goschen diverted attention to
nimsslf from all over the commercial world by
tne PRONUNCIATION Of his new financial policy.
following closely upon this came the murder
GUS attack upon Mr.. Russell sage: and again.
To-Day. sensation OF different character has
eeeh created by Gov. Hills uneQuiyocal mani
iesto as to his position upon the currency
question. Tho importance OF his uttsrancss
sincreased By the fact that within day or two
the Governor will become an active factor in
shaping national legislation.
=, while the Field episode and the tragedy In
Nr' sages oiiico will very soon cease to exert
an Influence upon financial Affairs. II indeed
helr force has not already been spent. tho
Questions touched upon by the English Chan
eeiior Of the Excheauer aud by the Governor
" THIS State have been pushed far To tho front
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Thomas Fox. hardware merchant OF 3S4
Tenth avenue. sold out his store on Friday
last for 81. 200. He used some OF tho money to
pay somo debts. and then went TO his home at
425 West Twenty street. with S1.015
in his pocket That afternoon friend Of his.
Michael Cooley. n barter der. Of III Tenth ave.
nue. called at the house. bringing with him a
man whom he introduced as Thomas Brady.
Tho three men smoked and talked for time.
TO sleep. When he awoke Cobey and Brady
had Disappeared. He felt for his money. but It
was gone. Hurrying to tho Thirty-seventh
loss, and Detective Smith was put on the case.
At, 1 O'Clock yesterday, morning he arrested
% % aaa
jefYcrson Market yesterday Justice Hogan
held Cobey in $1,000 ball for trial.
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The sales Of mining stocks mt the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange


S az III ~ s.!i We;
IA s.isD;. sss5;
ScSr y. .s!sps,Sa!,s 81 iosss,sS! Sss;s neal
~ins: SasssIss. dSss, ssssz:io y l6S =. 80.
.SSo .
vance from ys.ter,ay'. nnal prices, Tie 6alls bad .
use OF Il TO moderate degree only liverpool was up
fscsion trou, last year sui bsyona The coysns q
there Was Se ls spe, sGson We.
are the details Of the transactions In futureE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Accuses Her Nephew or Stealing Her Dis.
n0ads. .,

Mrs. Mary Wilson Of 2i5 West Thirty first
street was robbed OF pair Of diamond ear
rings valued at 5000 and diamond ring
valued at 5000 on Dec. /. 1889. Although tho
case was reported to the police at the time.
the thieves were never captured. Last Friday
Mrs, Wilson was Informed by a nephew that
Sheridan OF 450 West $Twenty seventh street
had stolen the jewelfy. and pawned it. She
notified Inspector Byrnes. and Detective Hany
arrested Sheridan yesterday morning. He was
taken to Jefferson Market, whore Justice
Hogan hold him for trial. 49, .
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The gross earnings Of the Chicago. ST. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad Tor October
were $a71. 1913. an increase Of $2l3. 236 as COM
pared with the same month OF last year.
The ,Distiling and Cattle Feeding Company
hama, Japan. This is the SECOND export sale
in eight years, the prior one having been the
sale OF o like amount q fortnight ago to Ger
many
The REGENTS from customs for tho week were
tata a o nSsns sa gsyseas
last week vs h a9d making the total since July /.
National bank note circulation. outstanding.
sGass4HaPSr .ns %SgHs rfhssusd
q note sse to mi 81
1851. 47o for the week.
Treasury balances compare With those OF
last Saturday as follows:
s se.: ss GIN ~: ..s sG sas 49,
I st.a.sry nos.s. ...: s.a7a7ol 5.4ss.4s4
Totals. ..............s 1851 ss5ssl slsY. 1897 l25
arsnss e?Snf er Fssrdsy gass:
held to SECURE the same, $1S. 8S8.5U0. In adj
dillon TO the foregoing the Treasury reports
T. IaS and F1sasas s ~ notes 81
$7i.3I4.732 are outstanding. ''
Money In London. 2 ~ cent, Rate OF dis
count In the open market Tor both short and
f Snon s 2o% Il Of
on balance to-day. -A09. 1000. Paris advices
quote 8 y cents at 06 france 67K centimes.
times.
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Government bonds stsady at UNCHANGED
quotations Railway bonds strong. The Tea,
Texas Central lists. .Ghesapeake. and Ohio r
and A. I'd consols. Atchison and Reading Is
sues The more Important net adya va ,No were
.. to OAK Chesapenke and Ohio r. and A; I'd
lists. ". to 1U3x: Reading 1st preference in
cent. to S5s.
In bank stocks IS shares Of Tradesmen's
sold at 100.
Silver bullion certilcates for 5000 ounces
sold at OAK. Bar silver In London AK.
Money on call. 3fS2 a cent Time money!
y cent bid and. lending at ~ 2 cont: for six
months and shorter periods on dividend
paying securities. and 4x06 cent. for
six months on mixed Stock Exchange col
lateral Commercial paper In good demand:
Primo endorsed bills receivable are quoted at
onsS n anS Rss Ss sssnf
A sshs d rsiss Sss ss snd esSs trans
s5Ss 1ess fos sishs and 1S:sa
524S for long: reichsmarks 95Sp5 7 for short
and 94kG94 BIG for Iona: guilders. S9AG39h
for long and 40940x for short.
Domestic exchange on New York;. Boston.
10 cents premium and 5 cents discount =
$1,000 Charleston-Buying, par. and selling
disSco 9 te eo@meteiaI. ia5 discount. San
Francisco-Sight. IS cent?: telegraphic. 22h:
40 cents discount
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NV :9s Psi%: %::,:rn 81
I'D trs sssfs prime @
:sis Va. soo pisisd Ssms a 10. SSo..d: ficiisa ss
Sfc. Dressed hogs easier M tkS9 pigs. b,faSse.
hsel " steady; quoted at xI.bo9te Tor extra mess
ssHo1i1o0 for packet. S1oSsi2 for family Dbl.
- demand 4 Us bS fallow quiet and STEADY at
AAc. 6tearine steady ~ l}f47he. In hhds. And tcs
0lsomarearine s dull elSc. Butter Il dali M 289
Cheese onst bt :csv a., itSSjii%c Yop state ssotory
full ss eggs zsys fo nS sns se
aspressed by veal foreign ndy,css Sales g. 100000
s' a. * fSs Re fs1 s.,us,y
s f fsr atE sy s6a 81 t AZ s0s
sa.S ANA S u. 'Sss 'ps
sI67; white. pIc 0si1I sales aIoOo bush,
InSludns Se sortss spring ,is 3Sg3M
Ssr Tor SsSaary fer February
$.s: :si Sss
do; white. Ss0s5o. The sales included mixed 1t
&c for Nc sihs for steamer do. Ne do s Sss;
ssy 4 s. s.S a:SSi
:is $s:S !. Tss sss IA e. q: \:
q quality eiso 20; white Al 1iNc. IN .ls.
ny %o 5 ;ss .ss . = SS fSi s
ssoiossa State NEWS st siafoweS STATE 1isfsc.
A' % re- r.s s..;r
Ss sseh Corn As5l sss
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Mailroads.

and most erfectthrouGh
trail" service In the world. FP
Reachins by its through --S
cars the most important CONNER >
cial centers Of the United States ~
and Canada, snd The greatest Of Amsriess Health
ana Pleasure rssorts
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
b way Of the historic Hudson River and through
| the beautiful Mohawk valley.
All trains arrive ut and depart from GRAND
| CENTRAL STATION. 9Th Avenue and 4ad Street,
New rsrk. Centre Of Hotel and Rssidsnos Section.
| rHE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN yHz
orTY OF NEW YORK.
Trains lesvs - rensws,
On and after Nor IS, 1921.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
90OA. M.hssfssfss .s s' %s,a: 10 %ii::
sa e. n %nni Ssi soa1. e s'9 .s
ira fare.
FAST MAIL.
9:lO A. M.-ss.!sy sosssss::s: sss A.
NEW rORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-nDs.ai'syais sg' Chicago ''t' A. H.
DAY EXPRESS.
10.Qn A NJ Except Sunday. Saturday
Cleveland and Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
13O P. fsd Rss s,ssn II u J. II i.
No sxtrsfafs
WORRIES FAIR SPECIAL.
l:30 p M.R.,n'yyi r.: oss,s:ss s fs3
ALBANY Tns sFFhchfHNIo. SARATOGA
$3.50 p M.Ess;s' s s;9 e''s Pa; s's
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
$50 p. -RR.'SlSs; ,e Dss . Rs,Iei 'isA
FAST WESTERN ExPREss.
600 P. E Rss s sss o rvs ID
s s:sSA siSo r. NJ" st. I'o''
AD1aoSDAcK HHNSRRsss. oSTnrAI Elk.
6:25 P. My Due Montreal 71'
BUFFALO APP sPEJ SSAs4sAEA FALLS
1870 P. RAM Magyar. Rs' r. sH sSo 7 < g.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
S:(lO p. Daily Due Cnsinns. 7;IoP.
o N g. y. L ,1siI.97. rs 4. H. ao''0''A"
LIMITED PAST MAIL
900 p Mpesyio sss:eSis. ca, Oily Rs': :ss
fled on this train
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
S:: S' Sss; s s"S ss's ssS
ss$ s|ss
9sS siS t sSo ~ Sc sS fiS
asS $s$ Se sae ,ees ,,e. 50.
e. i ';S ti Tisy # tsso sss
NJ So 1s s tss9 IS! s FOO 1913 s'
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Real Estate Transfers.

58th At. aOs East. lease. Edward P steerlto
same property i.s;sicid Tor clos; Thos fi1:
xli. Geo Adam. 70 c6ss oio..man; 60 Exch'se
q ss,s s4S sea
s': g II sS I sss i!;S Rs
'is Fo e:s ss sG.jfsnsEe.soo
s9 and Ia GSIT PSas ~ 70 TsD,
'i!'sh s Wis = I"s isid: julia
Az S,s s = "a S,sssis.iiiSs: ~
Donald Mitchell to David Christie .,......: 1900
Holmes to FRANK McAlIs!er;.::; $4,000
ST. 2'5s = soS sss: Z ssIioo
,ists 1 e g i Iss 81 ~ so.iooiii Geo
1884 stns sSs V Cypress Az. 7SIiiiS;:: Lyman
worth 4. ie2 i.oiiliard spencer and vie to
14aa r. r. s'e ioo stb .v. 5oxss ii; wmV S'Z"
Crane 10 Geo ii schasfsr ................ $4,000
KIcoRpEp MORTGAGES.
Bateman. Belle. to j W Thompson. e eth nN
christie. baRn ;Hidfe Mitchell West End av
cte:snan Charlie. to Adam. 7.h avn 0o
hank. n 3aih ST. " broadway. yr. -. 10000
ST. Instaiis. $500
is7ihst ~ 1000
cor i2lth a. demand. ....:.....:.........: 5000
aW syr; $50. 1900
W sth :viaI ". 10000
5oth st. yrs 5000
i27t6 st. yrs. .o $4,000
Dahn. Johanna D. to Katie larger. 2o3 Eldridgs
Hopkins. Martha d i. 10 s GiBrinimxn. n sad
ct. I'D av. 16,8x1O05, 10 yrs. .95O-1 900
Irving. Mary to Dunn sos LIST av. 6 yrs...... go
door, &C. 1900
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sales S00 iss q SSSefer December. 0SbS, Tor Jan.
deAlings After (hAnge the close was weak 90 e40c.
O Ss I'D IL sss 20 Isl ia We
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Aailroads.
a.ailroads.
De N N SYLvANlA
RArLHoAD. -.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERCAI
AND 81
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot 81
Desbrosscs and Cortlandt sts.. ~ fol-
lows:

I'm and after DEC 4, 1897,
THE FAST LINE ~.
tss Arrive. Sis,ssItns S,sS f. w s%ssssS
Gs". ' cSsss, ss .i.e a.
Toledo. except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
srns ss% state nsy q rq%.n
Smoking. and Observation Cars. presenting financial
S MAJ. rsa .:p ss.y ss
tss ssa Uys e t as%
snnfn n1o NJ Indianapolis ax II 40 A. NJ and os
st. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI ExPREes.
anS Dsins es.s from s,'sIss S
SS Si ,%Ssiys. cincinnati io:1S A. Z. and ID
THE cOLUMBiAN EXPRESS.
snesns and sssIS sa'seassS %
essa !G% SsM sS,. to Chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
'ss sS.n yi;s n os s:g Sss ssy
and ~ ISnns Ss,:
,;SsS msi1 nm :,
riCirIC ExPREss.
10 Chicago. New YorS 10. Memphis wa ihs @snss.
a.. E1fy Tsf az ss ss, I. &
9hy. anu tor CioVehho ana COLUMBUS, except Satufs
500 r.. M.-shsnandoah Valley Express with
nAIr'MoHE'wsAss GfN. AND rns
WASHINGTON LIMITED EXPRESS" Of Pullman
Parior Car. with Dining Car to Batimorel. daily
r X aud c0NGRsssIoSHL LiaITEB% daily
s:2SP. n; regular express 40 800. $50. and ii
4: NJ 2:10. $50 5:Oo. and 4.Oo r ~, and Il: Is
night For Baltimore only. 800 NJ Sunday 6:16
and $50 A. NJ. <:3o. 500 and 300 r. NJ. and I2:l1
FOR ATLANrIc CITY. 100 P. NJ week daya witS
yk GHRE NAY Tsfh ,, Throne,
Coach, LOO r. N. week days
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: $40, 7c0. 800 30. 300 1000 Pennsyi.
vania Limited with Dining Car. and 1910 Washing
ton Limited. With Dining Can and II 4. n. 1870.
s 200 ara so3 NJ and i2iS night AseSmmods.
press. 8:lb 500 HDO no LlmItedl aud 1000 A. ",
BOO Co 4:3o 600. $50. 500, and 300 r. H., aud
12:16 night. Accomno dAtiOn. 100 r. N.
For T1nse.tahles OF trains to local poiuts on the
penntylyania Railroad System apply At the following
ticket Offices; Nos. <35. S4p and "a Broadway: ]
Astor House. and foot 81 DesbrOsses and CortIAude
sta: Court St. mo Fulton st, and Brooklyn Annex
HoboHen: station. jersey City.
Tho New York Transfer Company will can for and
baggage from hotels and residences through -
d
CHAs. 4. PUGH. J.R WOOD
General Manager. General Paks'r Agsht
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S075, 900
] % Cumulative Preferred Stock,
$500, 900
Common. Stock,
OF THE COMPANY.

The preferred stock Ia entitled to DIVIDEND at the
rate Of per cent per annum from July 1891 paya.
bic out OF the earnings Of the corporation before any
dividend 10 set apart or paid the general tcommon)
stock In case Of tho pm mont Of such dividend IL
shall remain until paid. charge against the
ings OF the company prior to all rights OF the
stock. The common stock Ia entitled TO the surplus
earnings OF the company in an amount not to exceed
10 per cent per annum from the date. non.cumu
htive. II any surplus remains after the payment OF
such dividend to the common stock and 10 divided
dvdsndA II il to be divided that each share Of pre-
ferred stock and each share Of common stock shat
seive the same part thereof.
The authorized capital stock OF the company 10
900. OF which u. $50 900 10 preferred stock
and the amounts now offered for subscription arc 10
sued AZ fupad shares and nonassessabie when taken
and paid for as hereinafter specified. Tho remainder
OF the stocks not offered for subscription has been
taken by the old company at par in part payment OF
the transfer Of the property to the new company.
provided in the certificate OF Incorporation and
also in the bylaws that bond OF this company shall
be issued nor shall any mortgage be made upon any
five Per cent. 75 per cent) OF the Preferred and
classes Of Stocks are the same.
The Stocks Of the Company will he registered ut tho
Farmers' Loan an d Trust Company. and application
will be made to list them on tho New York and Boson
Stock Exchanges
An examination OF the results or the busi.
news OF the company. mnde by Mr.. Stephen
Little. lately First Vice-Presldent OF the As
ISOLATION OF American Railway Accounting
Omcers, mud certified to by HIN, shows that
the net profits for the ave years endln1 juno
-, 1891. were follows,
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Surplus. Slt 49,. $50 Sl3S8s625 Dec. S1.ols. 72o
The deficit year ago So 420. $50 and two years
ago the surplus was $703.l5O.
Railroad gross earnings for November COM
pare with those Of same month OF last year as
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An average OF SECS, 0S4.78 each year-an
amount moro than sunicient to pay Ia per
cent. on the preferred and Il la Der cent
on the common stocks.
THESE PROFITS ARE THE NET RE
SUITS ARISING FROM THE BUsI.
NESS OF THE COMPANY DURING TEL e
PERIODS STATED. AFTER CHARe-
ING ALL EXPENDITURES INCLUDIN3
COST OF NEW MACHINERY, .ke., Ac.)
To COST OF PRODUCTION.
BY now Invention recently made By Mr.
Perkins dor which seven patents have al.
ready been granted and two moro are NJ.
lowed, for the Manufacture OF what 10
known Is Too Weight Shoe, It u cons
dently expected that the yearly net profits
will BIO very largely Increased over and
above the general and natural growth OF
tho bissiness.
The Company has been organized. the prop.
erty conveyed, and the stock has been issued
in accordance with the advice OF Messrs.
Evarts, Choate q Beaman OF New York and
james NJ. Ripley. Esq. OF Providence. n. 1.
r0rsuant to resolution Of the Board or d.
rectors, one.hnlf In amount OF all dividends
declared on the stocks OF the company ont or
earnings for tho period from July 1. 1891,
to July I. 1909. II payable to stock oiders
of record OF Jan. I, 1899, aad the other half
in amount OF all such dividends ss payable to
the ockholders OF record OF July I. 1899.
We invite subscriptions At PAR to stOcks
ofthe above company. emitting the holder 70
One-half In amount of all dividends declared
thereon out OF tho earnings OF the company
for the period from July I, 1891, to July I,
1899.
Payments Will he ms foIlowss
10 PER CENT. ON APPLICATION,
20 PER CENT. ON ALLOTMENT,
40 FER CENT. ON JAN. @, 1893,
or all installments may be paid up under dis.
count at the rate Of per cent. per annum.
The failure to pay my instailment when
duo may operate as u forfeiture of all pre-
vIous payments.
AiiOtments will he made Immediately after
the subscription In closed. and In cases where
1t 10 not practicable to mako any allotment
the amount deposited on apt ucation will DO
returned as soon POSSIBLY.
The right In reserved to reject or reduce aAy
application. ana subscribers agree to accept
such re duced amounts , also. to close the sub.
scriptiOn books Mt any time without notice,
Keceipts win Ne siven for the several IN.
stalments a. Paso, and Stock Certincates
will he delivered when tho anal payment has
been made. hat not until after Jan. I. 1882.
Books Will open Dec. .. and close not later
thnn Dee. y, 1S01.
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1iriAeuds mud Antsrest.

NORTHERN PACIFIo RAILROAD Company
TREASURERS OFFICE. II BROAD ST,
NEW YORK, Dec. 2. 1891.
coupons OF TIE GENERAL FIRST MORTGAGE
- God bond. Of this company due Jan. ]. 1892. Win
that date The books for the transfer of ths 5000
Registered Bonds will close at J.. NJ Tuesday, Dec Is
Cheek. for interest on said Registered Ronds win Be-
GEORGE H. BAxyEk, Treasurer.
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THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i For CHARLESTON. s. c.. JACKSONVILLE Fla.
and all points in FLORIDA the South. and southwest
Pm PasssnEer acSq q and cuisine unsul.
lreel. N.Y. 7; G. EGER. Gen. Ast- O. b Frt Line. SAT
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ly half OF the alleged fraudulent bond issue
which Is about to be made the issue In q legal
controversy. The effort to recover the pro-
ceeds OF that issue is the only important litiga-
ton which the ma nagers Of the industry have
on hand.
During the coming week the American Sugar
Refining Company will declare the semi-an-
nual dividend OF 81 y cent called for upon It's
preferred stock. and a semi-annual dividend
of4 Y cent upon Its common stock After
paying these dividends the company will. It is
trustworthily stated carry forward 81 .0O0.O
to surplus account out OF the profits Of the last
six months. Other news OF industrial enter
priscs IL OF the opening up OF an Asiatio mar
kot for the product OF the Distliline
and Cattle Feeding Company. an In
voice OF 10000 barrels Of spirits having
just beon taken from 1t for shipment to japan.
The National CordaRe Company has now
OF the desirable works not included In tho
original Incorporation. 1t has done this by
placing In trust the securities representing
the control OF recently purchased properties
and issuing against them $4,000. 900 Of de-
benture bonds bearing 9 Y cent. interest. and
for tho redemption OF which sinking fund
requiring twenty annual payments OF equal
amounts has been established. Tho In
terest and sinking fund charges on ac-
count OF these debentures will be 100000
per annun. while tho not profits OF tho
various properties acquired are computed at
about $l.30OOOO. showing surplus Of about
100000. or 80 . cont moro than tho amount
required to pay the annual dividend upon the
preferred stock. The dividend upon that stock.
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Shipping.

TSHAM LINE Y; 9; AND ROYAL MAIL sTEANE no
CITY of rARIs Wednesday Dec. ? II :3o 4 y.
From Pier AZ N n ndfointng Chrstonher ~ Ferry
First CABIN. $50 and upward. according to steamer
paid. $35: storage. 500
4 Bowling Green. N 7.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-01-22

1t was 40 above zero, Tuesday
morning at o'clo ok and it sprinkletl
rain for moment.
1t seems that Capt. Courtney of
Dickey county, ut Wahpeton and
throughout the Valley u few weeks
ago, collecting money in aid of
Dickey county, under the endorse
ment of all the county officers, the
mayor Of Ellendale and the county
seal, has gone home and refuses to
divide.
Superinte ndent House in The
Argus: ] am up here with the
rest of committee appointed to see
about the location OF the Methodist
college ut Wahpeton. There are
Messrs. NJ. II. Morrill,. b. f. Louns-
bury. ID. +. Rice, 7. j.. French, w.
NJ. House, j.. \. Carter, John Mel
son, Freeman Orcutt and W. y.
Purcell. Our people are very
enthusiastic over the matter and we
are making good offer and think
the chances for securing it for Wall.
peton are excellent.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-01-22
Wallpeton Gets the College.

Wahpeton's college committee,
with the exception of Rev. Mr..
Kelley, returned from Fargo last
evening, saying that Wahpeton was
way ahead in her bid for the college,
and would likely be awarded the
institution. And Mr.. Kelley re-
turned this morning wit tn the good
word that Wahpeton had been
awarded the school, and that the
location would be settled upon in
the course Of two weeks. All bids
were thrown ont with the exception
of I.arimore and Wahpeton, the lat.
ter being equal to $4,000 and the
former $4,000: and the city at
once celebrated by the firing Of
anvils, wringing of bells, and the
hanging Of flags and banners on the
outer walls.
1t is 4 good thing for Walpeton
and the location is fortunate for
the school.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-01-22
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Holt is getting out the finest pho
tographs ever produced ut Wahpe-
ton. rs
Hess & SclIaefer lave Il FIRST class
merchant tailoring establishment,
and can suit you in style. finish
and fit. %
II you want something new 90 to
lIoit's for the new photographs
they are fine. 3S
Farmers intending to buy farm
tle.chinery, horses, mules, hogs, cat
toe seed wheat, barley. rye or pota-
mas should await ID. Il. Rice's auc-
tion sale which will come Off about
the middle of March. Itemized
notice to be given hereafter.
Call at Hess & Schaefer if you
want nice fall overcoat. They
can suit you in goods and fit. 223
W. c. Holt, the Ayahpeton pho.
tograhper, is now making the
famous arrlst0 photograph, so much
talked OF in the east. ~
Hess & Schaefer have Il splendid
line of suitings for the fall tradc
Call and see them. %
Frank Rettig has lot of buggies
for sale, cheap. Some second hand,
some hand made new, and some
double seated. In fact one may find
just what he wants in the shape of
q buggy at Franks place. All 1T
bottom prices. 80