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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-28

Low Rates via tho IL. & o. Railroad for
Christmas and New Year Holidays.
3 Fbr Christmas and New Year holidays
the Baltimore & Chic railroad will sell
tickets Mt greatly reduced rates Mt all
Stations east OF the Ohio river. Tickets
will be soldat all stations on Pittsburgh
and Wheeling division on December y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Wheeling anil Belmont Bridge Company will 10
held nj tho oiliec oftho company on Monday, the
the hours OF md O'Clock p. m. for tho clcc.
ZION OF hinc managers to serve during the on.
suing year, and tho transaction Of any other
business thHt mGy come bcic 70 said meeting.
JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
WHEELING W. Va. Dec. Is. 1891. dc3S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-28

Capitalists afraid to in
vcst-no confidence In
anything.
Business men afraid of
the south and It's full
turc on account OF the
panic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-28

Railroads fighting for.
the little business Of
lering.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-28

The outlook for the i'm
mediate future dismal
beyond description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-28

a great panic affecting
the whole world. :
Big Banks and bankers
failing.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
7 CHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssESGE'. TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and pes
brosscs sts., as follows:
7 a. II. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
$40 a. m. Tor Geneva, Lyon, iirt Rochester Bui.
f1lo and the West Po,S,Nie and principal local poin@
Chair car 10 and Pullman Car TO Suspension Bridge
=. IN. Tor MaGoh Lhnnk epd iIteIr edate points.
ii A m, for south Painned aud all intermediate points
Il 80 D. M for Elnlra and intermediate points chair
car ~ Wllkesbatre. , ,....,,. -,.
nection 10 Reading and Harrlsbure ,.,
D. m for Bound BOOK ana ternlrcate points.
$40 J. M for T. and r. Jqne,OGp 5HG and nr,eipaf inter
80 p fer pOt'vlle and irternedate points. Chair
20 D. NJ Tor Maueh Chunk and intermediate poin.s
Connection 10 Reldlng and Harrisburg.
n "a ~ IN ffr FIemington and all intermediate ponts
40 tn Tor Geneva, Lyons, Elmira R0chosier Buf
falc sod the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons aud Su
pen sioa Bridge. ,,.oo
40 d. m connect for oil points ia Mahanoy and Hazel
W" wal s SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II o. NJ TO- hauch Chunk HsZelton. Shenandoah
and intermediate points.
) u n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
40 D. m. Geneva, Lvons. Elmlra Rochester, Buf
tao and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and su,
General Estern omce. 23S Broadway.
Tho New.York Transfer Co. win call TO- and check
baggage '"~ 'N0i o" r".id"nce through destination.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

e. y si 81 HSrth G H. KiyesS ~ station Ney;YGs,h:
s follow and 20 minutes earlier from foot ,bany
3,S0 A. M.-Dsiy Tor S,"6srS KIags's Klas,'J 'JanesOa.
,,iS e. M.NDaly Ior Alba. y daily. eNcep' s"n-'''
Iaoc A. nl.-paly. for Newbnrc. Ale9ny' nst,st th
cUSe Roehcst,r. Bunalo Niasar9 FAN. ro,on;". pe'
11s5 Mpy eSee. SUNDAY sSnd,y for o., Ap55y t55Sy a''
Syx p m-Daiy, for Albany. MontrHa' r,cSto pc
cYse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FAILS A'''-
stS T. M-bay, for Aitany Utes Syssei SyraSe'ss, 81, Toa.
- ~ HuIfalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Cale's"' w
nahf eScent saturday, 10: Toronto. - n
MAxEIi,SidhH M 81 &c Ms = :S5 10 rs n NJ 'iAs' '
$50 % 80 ~ 4S Rh,iS n ~ Niagara Falls Toronto ~
,,o,, iraeo ST. Louis on all through tlias a sleepns
Doiiv for tickets. timetables, pailer ,ses DfoA.
or information apply at oMess es zoos
yn ssS Washing gton.s, f20 Fuli nst nSs HsoaSSsy
IA Rowery IL park Plnte So West o,t s.. Agent
uoas. L. L. LAMBERT. General raS's"N
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
financial.
ProDOSal for Sale Of Water-W0rkS Bonds.
City ComptroIlcr's Once,

City COWptrOiIcrTt
Kansas City. Mo-, Dee l. 1871
scnIed bid. for pnrchnsc Of fhe Two Million Dollars OF
ntcr Works Bonds issued by Kansas City, under dare
January 1, 1892, raalins twenty years straight with
A pcr cent interest, payable mi-annuaIly In New
York " in be received the Office OF the city comp
troIIer IN the Exchange Building Kansas CITY No.. up
70 noon Tuesday, Januury 5, 1892. Bids must be sor
the entire issue part thereof not less Than one
Hundred nd Dollars all bids be accompanied
by erted check Of two per cent OF the par vane OF
the The City the riaht 10 reject
nuy and all bids Delivery Of The Bonds and payment
therefor are TO be made Monday, January IL, 1So|
Bids must be scaled aud marked Bids for Bonds, ana
addressed TO the City Comptroller Kansas City, Mo.
STANLEY HOBBS, City Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
Railroads.
Pennsylvania.
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, fsot 81
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt streets.
as f0iloWs:-

On ana Uffer DecS'n0er ISL, IoSA,
THE FAST LINE.
D,OO A. NJ Pullman Vestbule Sleeping and Parof Cars
IND aGapos Il 40 M, chicseo rs M, end Nd, Sc s.
except except SATURDAY sSS u W. 1'N' N'' 0''
.Rs ' ci r:sssa
ssses ado: mad Library sna ~ he coz
movable esctrc lights xrrlyes Sinei@asa .;40 ..a NJ
Indianapolis II 40 a. M. and Chicago sAo h M nsA
DA' ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS: x.w
S'Vy Yek and pinlns Car. from Sal: an:
SrSes niSsa cncnas IS S0ash % and S. Louis
THE COLU-rBIAN EXPRESS.
po oc r. and yfsGaS Eaa PSesbDs
~ TnE WESTERN EXPRESS.
'Io f,oSls st. LOUIS Shsaso csysIaad any
McpA Dlnag Car Ne to az tsye
sssa nsrasg 30 nc asss s' Tor 'Fs S
except Saturday -
tSfi 80 eSss Ssss s c15 The
ss Sia1s.at 'rsys' KS p "fstfsys
s .vssSs r. ssS%f ,nd i'cSs
500 ?. M-ShenandSah Valley Express Win 1hf0osn
Buffet Sleeper TO New-Or.eans.
BALTl NUKE, WAShIN1lON AMI Ahh cOC -
Washinston Limited Exprcss" of Pullman parioa cars
DHg Eas,HSrs, daily ssc except e GnGayd aSd
.Congressional Limited" daily 4wish pMng Gsr) AZ
3:2O A. NJ, Washington 20 T. n. reguhI en
press, 90 0o 80 and Il 90 A. NJ 2do' Rii ia
more only 20 E NJ sqndayd sSd = 70 Is ,Is Sast 80 A. M
For ATLANTIC CITY, 100 p. NJ weekdays WIN
Through Day Coach
For CAPf, MAY 90 p NJ. weekdays. -. ,,..,.,,
FOR BROWN'S NILLS.IN. N.THEPINES, with Inrougn
Coach, ! 100 p. NJ. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20 10, wv, 80, 100 40 100 PenneylVanls
Limited, with Dining Car, and 10 10 washington LIN
tied, with Dining Car. and II 200 NJ IL 70 od S 10
500 p. snd Il 10 night Accommodation II 20 on g.
40 and 100 p m. Sundays, txpress 70 %
900 40 90 LlnIted( snd 10 200 a. M, 90 co. :So.
200. 80. GO and 90 y. m and IL 10 night. Ac
corrmOdation. 100 y. M. 1,
For Time tables Of trains 10 local points on the PonnW
yaui. Railroad System. apply at the following Jicke'
onces: Nos. 435 $40 and 94t Broadwsy Ast@r hou.e
and foot OF Desbrosses and COrtlandt ss Court-ss
geo Fuiton.st and Brooklyn Annex station, foo, o.
Futonst Brooklyn 10 Hutson-st, Hobokeni Station
Jersey City. . ,,, -, -. .,
0CfIAS = PUGH K. WOOD,
General N1naae- General P1ss'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, Dec. l6-p. N.
Tbere vas no material change in the specu-
lative situation to-day, and the course OF prices
remained irregular. The most active stocks were
tho strongest. but the buying Of Northern Pacific
nreferred. which led all others, was largely ior
tho short account Whether the bear faction was
influenced by reports of Mr.. Wizards resignation
or nv fear that they were not well-founded was
not clearly determined. The stock advanced
sbarnlv l l-2 per cent but closed with gain
Of only 5-s per cent The greatest stren9th was
disDlayed by the Granger stocks, ana KocK hiaho'
Burlington and Quincy and Northwest ciosed aC
about their highest points, with hnai gains oi
nearly per cent St. Paul was equally acti'e
and strong, but naturally its gain was smaner
Aside from these stocks, and Chicago Gas, whicn
again advanced something over ! per cent on
what appeared to be an active demand, the mar
ket was without feature. The Vanderbilt stocks
were quiet and practically unchanged, altdough
the fluctuations In New-iork Central were un-
usually wide Union Pacific was strong through
out the day, but the other Gould stocks were
nearly neglected, while the coal stocks were eX-
tremely dull and rather heavy, hlGni, ;ti
mond Terminal was not infused WIN
new life, by the palmer signs ,,o OF Iocosl a
bitter and probably long, contest III tne neces-
sary reorganization of the company Inc re-
cent decline in this stock was accelerated py q
threatened assessment but the temporary success
fcsscs 10 be opposed 10 that scheme. was not fol,
lowed by q substantial recovery. The collateral
trust per cent bonds tumbled l IL per cent.
but the interests which are now large holders
of the stock are probably little concerned in
this issue All the recent ueNeiopments IN regaru
10 Richmond Terminal have been encouragement
to public buying.
There has been, however, III tie last few weeks
constant absorption of both stocks and bonds
which cannot easily be measured. All the offer
ings by Europe have been taken. and yet prices
have stead adily advanced. There has been at times
lively buying for the short account but when
this has been satisfied the market has become
dull without weakness There is apparently no
Dublic interest in speculation. but it cannot be
disputed that apparently stocks are held more
strongly than betOIe in maIy months The pres
ent movement may he merely in anticipation OF
the rise which usually follows the interest and
dividend disbursements at the beginning OF the
year
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The advance in Government bonds was not
maintained, and. although there were no transac-
tions. bids were reduced The closing quotations
were as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
Eeaal Notites

CUpREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
D. Hidden and EdNarl ii. Rayno ds. committee OF the
ArcGesus A. CoIty and Maud Colby bis wife, James Jea-
'sa 10 tue Soo1e naed de,Sdsats and each them
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint in IN
Santis is af'' a,toraey a : SGn yShy DAYS s service
OF this summons exclusive OF % day OF serviee & al4 In IN
sn sss Of seGr you By dea for the rcs dsmsned
Dasd sSpIe59Rs. IS lSol HN1Ix p.,,a Attorney
once and po.totes ADDE'S 10 is wsst New Yolk city
10 the defendants, ArhelIus ~ Colby and Maud Colby.
S 9sas S cH aP%s. q sy soss
Of the Juses Of the supreme Court q the sst3 o. Nsw
Cs dad % IN Is i dS Gd Of ae sk ~ q 6 d con aa w aa
Of the Gty and county New York, the County
oo oe n:s -. M4sLIy NJ 4 gIpls.a s.A
- SEw.YORK.--The New. York LIE INSURANCE and
Trust Company as Executors and Trustees under the viii
4 ha Msa%s E 5 de 'sS Mary Hyy 1ay Dc 81 a.
Noos Anne CHARLES y t5,,Ss af TSse, Nary Night
HSe s Caroline King R6afd King cOss aSs
fSG ia sd G ssyed ssed deeassns SeSss Hamilton
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in
TIains ATTORNEYS within twenty days The
n ass Of 'Sa' Sn 6S % for Ss & S
Datcd November 2st, 1891 on,eo,,
Olce and Pos:oce address No 81 Wsls.rret New York
Trial desired in the City and County u New York
To the Gefendants, Henry \. NJ. dc Noeles and Anne
Charles A. d. Noaillos.
ton pursuant order OF Hon. Edward Patterson one
the Justices Of the supreme Court OF the OF
York I'd day OF December 1891 and lled with
ant the office Of the clerk this court al
the Court House. in the city OF New.Y0rk.
EMMEr ROBINSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Posoce address 81 wal.scet NSw.Y6rk City
CUPRkME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEW-IORK.-The New-YoGk Life Insurance and
Trust Company as Trus:5cs under Will OF MARY r.
Ray, deceased against Mary Ray de Courval Marie Mad
cline Isabel dc Noaes. Henry \. NJ de Noaiilcs ard
Anne Charles \. de Nnairs.-Samnons
10 the aboye-n In,d defendants
You are hereby summoned % answer the complaint In
plaintiffs attorneys within tweuty days after te service Il
this summons exclusive Of the day service: and in
Of failure % appear arswcs, Judgment will
be taken aTanst you by default for the relief demanded in
the omllant.
EMMETT 4 ROBINSON
PlalntiGs' Attorneys
Once and pcsto.Hco address NO 81 Wasreet New York
Trial Gcsied Ia Oh. city aud County OF Now York.
d,fenalnt-, Henry \. NJ. de Anne
Charles 4. de- No1illes
The foregoing i served upon by pubica-
pursuant order Oi Hon. Edwerd !at rson one
~ justices Of III, supreme Court o the State New.
York dated the I'd day Of December 1891 and nl,d with
the comp ant IN the Office OF the clerk OF this
the Court House. IN the city of New.York.
EMMETT & EOBINSON,
ofee and POsoniee address. % wslsrcet NewyorS City,
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17

A pyERrlsrMENIs FOR The NEw;YonK TRIp.
"A CSE WILL BE RECEIVED Al IIIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, 40. 23s B,oaaway. corner Thirty. .nFstst
LAO broadway. corner 20thst, Until p IN. go Wet
Twenty thrist, cogaor StaVc. l52 0th-9Ve
ave. coraer Fogr:ecnthst go Thhd ave corner Fortr
seNenth-st. l.OpG Third ave, SXtvr'.St l.Tns
flr.s,yc loG West foty .seconds 1902 Coumbus-ave
ib5o Nintfve cor 70 81 Liberty & a. y Avenue
One.hcndr dArd d:wenty aithst up 10 D. ~. and eOS
West One-hundrd and twenty nfa.st. at regular Office
rates.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAKKEIN
London, Dec. 16, p. m.-Consos. o5 5-l6 for
money and % 1-2 for the account: New York, Penn
sylvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds, 81 Ia :;
Canadian Pacific. 92 .: St. Paul Common, az New
York Central 121 5s Pennsylvania, So spanish 4s.
67 5-s Money, la Ia per cent India council bills
were allotted TO-DAY nj advance OF 116d per rupee.
paris adyices quote 3 per cent rentes at 80 francs
90 o centimes for tho account and Exchange Lon
don at o5 francs 20 IL centimes for checks. The
amount of bullion withdrawn from the Rank OF Eng
land on balance TO-DAY IS fl3O,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17

Among State bonds Tennessee settlement 3s on
active buying, further advanced 3-s per cent 70
20 7-s. Gthcr issues wcrc entirely neglected. or
citv bank stocks Merchants Exchange sold l64j
at I2J, ard Butchers and Drovers 400 at 1855.
A few small sales were madc at auction
There was an unusually large business in rail-
way bonds, and the movement Of prices was
almost without interruption upward. Erie second
consols gained the fraction at l05 l-2. and CHI
cago and Erie incomes rose l I-2 per cent 10
4sl-2 Northern Pacific frs;s also were con-
spicuously stron.s. and they closed ia LIZ per
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

ma Ask Bid Ask
LeAgh Valley. 90. 81 tGSNs cO4ssas ~. tsf Isl,
p q r. cd pfd 5s35 30 ]
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
CT FIUE OF THE UNITED STATES EQUITABLE GAS
COMPANY,
Cost an0 foun0.

4 OST-pankbook No. G22,7I9, Bank FOR Savings 81
IL Beeckerst., New-York Payment stopped. Please
return book bark.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
THE SPECULATION QUIET.
IRREGULARITY IN STOCKS.

NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN The MARKET
CLOSING AT CONCESSIONS.
s,1,rs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-DEcEMBER 10.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17

cont higher and consol IS rallied IA per cent to
IS Special Issues advanced per cent or lhoic,
but the general improvement was measureo ps
large fractions. The prominent eAcepiioT o,;nai ~
movement was afforded by Rchmond Iermnai
5s which fell l-o per cent 10 %. Reference IL
made 20 our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call ruled at l-9 and > per ceht ana
the bulk of the new loans were at the hlgher ralo
which was also the last one. lime money WAS
easier at 4 to l.2 per cent for all periods;
The Clearing House statement was rs IoiioWs'
Exchanges. Siogs45,366 balances, S5223, 1888.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House Ss47 0O7. The net loss on balance was
s43I or made up by loss Of SG7O'i 10 in coin
operations included Receipts, S2,353.3io; pay
ments $2,7s4,33 resulting In general nalancc
or 81 s ,46S, ,653 consisting of Sll6,2s9.5sS coin
| and S2,179,055 currency. ill.,
bullion at prices ranging from $3.50 to 1910
cents an ounce. The offerings amounted 10
| 66s. 900 ounces There was no change in the
dcposits reported by the Mercantile Trust Com
pany in this city, and they remained at S,67l4
ounces
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $154,7l1 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S515.9o7, the in.
terr1l revenue receipts Sf2O, G60, and the mis-
cellancons recepts SSi,520
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
Ne. gold on hand Pes ca 3 s Pcs e Dec D':fHfs' siS
Net sivcr on IA. 6543 oo7 of9,ol2 Dee. 43,c55
on on hand'.'-:'' Sot5,,ol s.ss..aas Dec. sl..ss
tho Treasury
vaults over out
D:ss: ss: il bank s 1Ss ss Be- Be- i
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17

svCr cer,ts SIS, a5 $50. 05i. 95L 957s 10000
Ex.Dividend.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PEI
TROLEJM EXCHANGE.
sTOCES.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For PhiadeIphia A. 80, 40 vc 10 90, IL 80 q
80 2:I5 80 QO ) 90. 6:0J 80 p H. a. - "a
nigut SUNDAYS, 90 10 80 IL 80 a. IN. ! ''o '''''
100, G 90 y. NJ, l. :l5 night -. =, On viii
For paltinore and Wishing ton daily at 0o II 80 VIZ
Dining Car a. NJ. 30. 8 80 tDining Cafj' o'Vc ~
IL 10 night. ,,o 90 x.oo 7:s1
m II 10 night except SATURDAY night SnScSi si Rcit
a m 80, 90, 90 u. M, have connections IV' ''
ing Harrisburg. Potts.ille SC. ,>..,,.s,. a. 10
For sunbury and Wllamspors via PhLAcepns =. .ta5
O. IN, 30, 5So p. H., Il 10 midnight IeNeei"
Tskes and parioSCar seats can be procured o. H. i
o6i fi5, eI4 LAO, 1923 Broadway .S1 9n Coat,s s..
Wost lk5thst. 1874 East 12j.n-,t., New'fofAi NV-'
800 Fulton.s:, 9S Broadway. Broohyn, a. 49,. .hs,k b.s
New.York transfer Company Will call fof ana e's' w.
case from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17

Trains iea,e wess t-o-ss at % a.. M. ~ .L.l,
Mlanowasxa md Wilklii valley l.; k. st..ons Mule.
Nlisbaish iAts,ty LiYngst0e Manor Hancock, Carbon
Uuca. Rome Oneida. osweso. Detroit, Chicago, and
sis p. NJ. Campbell Hall Lake. Mohoak and Mime,
wasks Waikiki yalley stations M.ddletown blooming.
Lurgn Eenville. Pittsburgh. Hurlcyyle Liberty White
Lake. Livingston Mspor
1900 Z. NJ. MGdetown. FALL burgh, Liberty, L!y.
In g ton Manor. Roc cNlnd. Walton, Sidney. Norwich
Oneida Oswego. ROCHESTER Niagara Falls. Detroit Chi.
cago and West Pullman slcepers reclining chair
10 Suspension Bridge. DAILY. all trains daily ex
cept Sunday.
PULLMAN driving rom seat, and Sleeping berths
obtained at 3s3 Broadway New-York j. @. Anderson
q. p. A.. IS Exchange Place. Ne~-York.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
TIE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL SALES. CLOSING.
-. A|-1-- -------- - Shares
Nth ,-- rrfuoi tAsk'dl snld
New-York tribune., 1891-12-17
CENTRAL R. OF NEVy-JERsE'
FOOT OF LIBERrY-sT.. NORTH RIVER


Scranton Reading lrs6arg TaEaqga rS:tSs ~ ss.s
Gauch Si ChSSx wiltesOarie andc scranton iYa
q 90 a. u. for EastOI ANA AAeh'o~h. ~ c,,,.,v,
Easton Mauch Chunk shsmckin ana
SIS .d,nS I tSt Eai MISSs POtye TamsGgs
Ssftassa ss saabafy i@sHDoS iGFoush Coach % wan'
90 D. m for Eas.oa Mauch Chunk Eea@Sqf @ ha;5s
burg pSstsye sha@OSG; supcSHgg ans famsqua pc
vile KeaSing and Harrisburg. . ,,...,.
As p NJ for Easton, Maach Chunk Rs,tns His,s r.
Es!SS Es:sSn sd tu.h AtH;SSe csSsH Reading Ham.
burg az s,s: ( su@5ay q $40 .l ?. ..lsn.own q
FGS SO Fsmingon p n Tor at 80 90 s:45 oc. 80
8 .st3o 49, s5 G 80 GS oS SS 80 oG ] s
GSo s i no. % L oS 20 gl5 b T oo SS'3s sS6 s@
10 iyS Sr soand md Brook at 80. Geo 90 80 SS
70 cS So 7! 49, 80 > :ooi S 30 49, g. 900 6iS
as = Go is 80 % go Co. u 70 q 30 MI i g g. TO TO
si5. ) 80. 400. 800. 30 900. e;co. 1000 H.
1osS 10 IS 'Efss!as;a ss % a: tss f?S ?SS So FL; i
! 4sS sS &C. &c. $50 5S oh s. 70 O. s5S NO
ii2:oo NJ 100, Si6. 100 80 0Oo 7'CO 900 10"
D. For freehold and Aaanss Highlands ss :so sa1s s
Red md point, 80 ;sqss ss s ss
dnfAS9 a:co 4 90 8 90 b. m. SUNDAYS except ocesa
Grove and Asburv Park $50 n. m. 400 D. M
FOR LAKEWOOD. .
At 80 s:15 a. NJ. / 80 3:i5, 20 p. m. su0Ssssc
80 a. ~. Psrlor cars run on trains leaving a. ''
II saPs1S Ra1Ssss. iP Pa % and Barncs 49,
R FoP a R.nts sO City, Snsi,nd SId and Brdsen ~
& For NonnRcu:R 10 IN reach and scabrghs at $50. saA
II us a. NJ. so. 1 100. 4 20 p. NJ
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
THE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.
Hook and Ladder Fund to be Turned
over Only About 81, 900 Lacking.

The monumental committee met
yesterday afternoon at half past four
in the Office of Judge Tyler. The
following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the proposition OF
the trustees Of the Hook and Ladder
Company to turn the fund in their
hands over to this committee upon
certain conditions, be and the same
is hereby accepted, and that the
thanks of this committee be extend
ed to the trustees for their offer to
aid us in a work in which we have
the cooperation and the sympathy
Of the entire community.
The proposition mentioned was,
we understand, to turn cover the
Hook and Ladder fund to the monu-
mental committee whenever that
committee raised and had in hand as
much as $4,000 for the monument
The subscriptions obtained so far by
the committee amount to nearly four
thousand dollars.
A committee was appointed, com.
posed OF M. III. Clark, G. II. Bailey
and j. J, Crusman, to solicit subscrir'
lions and increase the monumental
fund at once to $1,000.
A committee on design or plan o
monument was appointed with au
thority to examine into different de
signs and plans and suggest suitable
design to the full committee. This
committee was composed of the fol
lowing gentlemen: G. w. Tyler, d
N, Kennedy, M. II. Clark, G. II
Bailey, j j. Crusman, Rev. DIR. Pet
It's and B. w. Macrae.
Mrs. Jennie johnson sent Judge
Tyler five dollars for the monument
yesterday morning. Mr. Jane,
Wells has taken in a good deal sell
ing the books (Southern War Songs
gotten out by the TOBACCO LEAF
CHRONICLE. Jim was a splendid
soldier and he loves the cause yet.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
LOOKING AROUND.
High Officials of the Ohio Valley in
Nashville.

Gen. John M. Echols, general man
ager, and DR.. Kelsey and Elk, Cutter
big stockholders Of the Ohio Valley
were in Nashville yesterday in theiI
private car, and the American say,
their business was to look over The
railroad entrances to the city. Gen
Echols was interviewed by ar
American reporter, but was reticent
About the nearest he would make tC
a positive statement was as follows:
eve are looking around merely
and have done nothing defini yet
said he. 81 don't know exactly
what we are going to do, and no one
else knows"
"But, General, will you put your
road through to Nashville?
young man." and the genial old
rai'roader smiled, nothing is certain
in this life. | have heard it said that
Ohio & Mississippi Valley was COM
ing to Nashville. The probability
is that it will"
This visit, together with the recent
tour of inspection over the G. u P
rotd by these officials, is significant
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01
He Was a Good Eater.

A stranger called at the Northing.
ton House yesterday morning for
breakfast Uncle Sam looked on
with great amaZoment while that
fellow was putting things away, and
it looked for awhile as if the house
would have to suspend, but it didn't.
He ate forty-four biscuits, nine large
sausages, nineteen slices of beefsteak
six sweet potatoes, two Irish pota-
toes, seven cups Of coffee, one dish
Of oatmeal and one and a half pounds
of butter. After helping him to the
eighteenth piece of steak, Uncle Sam
ventured to inquire of the stranger il
he knew Squire Caldwell? He said
he had heard of him. "Then you
must be some kin to Billy Turn
ley ?" "No; Turnkey is a sheep
man. I'll take another biscuit, il
you please" "Oh, yes" observed
Uncle Sam, "you are foreign
brother of DIR. Shelby's." "No," said
the stranger, "Shelby is corn bread
man. Another biscuit" (the for.
titth) "What's the biIl?" "Only
% cents" answered Uncle Sam, "but
l would like to know if you are
going to be here for dinner so that l
can prepare for you ?"