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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-02-05
MISSOURI LEolslATuRE.


Condemned Report Of the Proceedings OF
the Past Week
THE Legslature was not m sesston' on the I
ltth.
THE Senate met at2 p, m Oh the Notn hnu
after the introduction OF leW pi'ls W.
tourncd... The House met atfp m Wtha
slim attendance. 4 joint resolution was
adopted asking Congress TO phss tine Oohtrr
lard bill. The bill apprOpriatn ng hiES WV
for thearedenption OF school Donas passeu'
Ahcr the Introduction OF bllis tue house au-
lOurned.
Tue proceedings OF the Senate on the sth
were decidedly tame MT. hoSrrs nitruuuccu
abill to prevent the assessment o, poltleh
candidates, making u irony lNos N"il-
mittee on Elections reported adversely the
McGnnis bill to ctntatl the power OF polltlcH
central committees, ana the ue au- au-
Iournod. In the House committee was
appointed to CONFER win commune ilou' ~
the Nebraska Legislature ~ reEata 10 y NM,
torVfs !, sicfn As Aalffis - A.f-tt teil.ss = ~
I cfiitein, intrndnceo p 3aNla SSaiiAnNh .eriptte
girin-nt ofenfporate ntorh by sa"eA,.'Ai ~ n. L
Mr. fftEle-E thc primary tit'et'"h ash1
Mr.. Mayo bill eN'endlng tue Austr'i!ah
election laws 70 al cities IN the 9tAtc NJ
Webb the substitute Tor inc bili p!eparru ny
| the Missouri fress Association LOT tue pINt
| ing OF session hctS lh tpe c"uhtN PHp'!s "''N
Mt tlrUfHe, OF i,otk the paw hbtt'ttf ~
| duclng the rate OF interest one hah' ~
/ 1nurtrcd
IN the SENATE on the Halh MI -Aocniih ~
fnliiiiiitilt u a-llntinnl Mlllh Nna ~ ~
70 Wlthhold any hppfopfit'tof'' WV
t-Nortt 80 rfttpnEA We Slgfi3Flia y Ms
| prndng ~ Con Er'sa Nt luc 1hNou.', @
I 81 biilh "a ftfuiliik y telninliien = lnu NRa-
inlile on ile llll reqnlrlllg i2ItlRh esiI29Ia-
| tons doing business III 'he Stttc 70 n1eoH'e
| Incorporated under the general cprpor'..ol
laws In the House a eohmuhirat on was
| received from senator stewart OF NcNaHa'
| returning thanks Tor the vote OF INC MS VIZ
| sour Huuse sustaining nI7 N"t' uB ilh7V ~ ~
elections bill Alter the introduction OF piils
| the committee on Labor rtpottcu laNoIapS
| the bill Tor the weekly payment "l MtH'H'
No'other business ot importance was l''iiS-
/ acted
AFTER the presentation OF peut'"hs IN t tne
Senate on the Nth billswere introduced ana
the report OF the Election committee on lhc
Australian ballot law was changci so ast,
make the law apply generally. BINS pHs7eu
au horizing towns and villages to work prs
oners on the streets and taxing AL properly
whether plated or not in cities OF the ionr'h
class. MT cochran resolu ION Wtillpl,ins @
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-02-05
MILITARY GOSSIP.

PRESIDENT DIAz began his political
career while an officer in the army by
heading an insurrection. He kept on in
that line until he reached the Presi-
dency, but is now the most conservative
politician in Mexico
THE Chinese on the Russian frontier
are restoring the fortifications Of the
town OF Kuldja- An enormous fortress
is nearly finished. with mud and clay
walls twenty-three feet high, twenty
Eve feet thick and eight hundred and
fifteen feet in length, with a moat seven
feet deep and fifteen feet broad
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-02-05

WILLIAM X. COLLINS, editor OF the
Washington Evening Star, died at his
home in Georgetown, d. C.. aged 69
years
JomN II. POWERS, Of Nebraska was
reelected president Of the National
Farmerst Alliance at Omaha.
GENERAL {. B. NoRToN, Of New York,
the distinguished authority on worlds
fairs, died in Chicago, aged 65 years
COLONEL GEORGE s. MANN, a veteran
Of the Mexicpn war, died at San Fran
cisco, aged 03 years.
SAMUEL BUTLER, 81 years of age,
State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania in
1880, died at Westchester Pa.
GEORGE VI. BRADLEY, the first con
snmptive in this country inoculated
with Dr. Koch's lymph, died at New
Haven. Conn.
-,SsDrs :. s. SrRoSa, proprietor Of
strings sanItariuIps M .sagsroRVl
springs, n, v. died at thezage- .ot -
years lie was one of the best known
physicians in the county,
SARA BERNHARDE the French ac-
tress, arrived at New York.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-02-05
FOREIGN.

- Ir WAS reporteil that wolves, mad
dened by hunger, attacked bands Of In
itiiafs fiparl -i5;,ie winnipeg, aud that
apanysf Che ar'sd IneH Fere killed and
deyOured.
IN thcS,,urninr ~ tl,e Ate,tmep SHAFT
ghaI OH The river YanRtsc, in7 0hlnHs 800
Chinese lost their lives
Two LARGE new gold fields were dis
covered on the Turner river in Aus
tralia.
ADvtcEs from Massowah, on the Red
sea. say that a terrific storm caused
enormous damage on the island OF
Massowah and that over 100 persons
were drowned
AS avalanche in Greece destroyed
eighty houses in the town of Athamana,
and twenty-five persons were killed
outright and many injured.
TmE missionary ship Phoebe Chap
man. which left Honolulu a year ago
in charge Of Elder Cudeny, has been
given up for lost.
CHARLES BRADLAUGH. member Of
Parliament for Northampton and one
l.ef the mnst-uniqne personalities in En-
glish political life, diedtin London on
the 30th ult., aged IS years.
JAVA advices report serious earth
quakes in Batavia. The town Of
Joava was in ruins and many Chinese
were killed.
THE revolutionists Of Chilli wSre said
TO have carried every thing before them
and President Balmaceda was suing for
peace with the rebels.
+. MEXICAN outlaws robbed u stage. near
Pinas-Altos, Mex, of $40, 900, which
was being shipped from chihuahua to
Pinas- Altos under the charge of Colonel
Calihan.
JEAN LOUIS ERNEST MISSIONER, the
famous French painter, died in Paris on
the 3lst 'ult., aged rs years,
A HOSPITAL at -Shopin, Russia, was
destroyed by fire, fourteen patients per
ishing IN the flames,
MErrE- -flERrRAsB -BBRFHEF,-
French novelist, died in London, aged
70 years.
1 JAMES n. HENRY, charged with rob
Thing the Bank of Montreal of sl,50e,
900. was arrested in the City Of Mexico
I FIFTEEN men engaged in reupeuing
communication with snow-blocked vii
lagos between Dimitzana and Tripo-
litza. in Greece, were frozen TO death.
A WOMAN and her three children wer'
burned to death in a fire which broke
out in carpenters shop at Nancy
France.
BARTHOLOMEW SULLIVAN, a farmer
was hanged at Tralee, Ireland, fol
p completely in the murder of Patricl
Flahive.
CANApA has decided to establish dairy
schools throughout the Dominion.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-02-05

FINDLAY, o., Jan. Sl.-A fire started
this morning at o'clock in the town of
Cygnet, fifteen miles from here. Six
blocks of buildings were destroyed
and three persons burned TO death
The names of the victims. are; p. Mo-
loney, Frank Satterly and Gertrude
Satterly. 1t is feared that others have
perished. The loss is estimated at $780,
900, with little or no insurance.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
LEGION 0F HONOR.

An excellent book of reference has
been compiled by Companion John J.
Toogood Of Highland Council. 1t is a
handy pamphlet that can be carried in
the pocket. It contains the names OF the
officers, the expense attending admission
into the Council. table of rates. interest
ing statistics, charter members. Com
mander each term and names of those
Initiated with date of initiation, each
term and those suspended or Withdrawn,
a complete list of members of the Council
arranged In alphabetical order. and the
nights of meeting The book is OF course
for use Of the companions and at glance
they can learn the history of the Council
and all the statistics Other Councils
should follow Collector Toogood's spien-
did idea aud issue a similar work to en-
lignten its members.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
THE ELECTION IN NEWARK.
An Increase of SLAP Over the November
Registry of Last Year

Registry OF Last Year.
Special to The Jersey Citg Ne.cs
NEWARK. Oct. 10, 1891 registra-
tion in Newark shows great interest in
the coming election. The total number
of names on the registry books for the
charter election is 81 ,935. an increase of
S.145 over the registry for the November
election in 1890. The actual increase is
not so large as the returns indicate in all
the wards, for large number of names
were carried over from the registry of
last year.
AT all registry districts, according to
the officers Of the registry, men made
affidavit that neighbors who could not
call IN person TO register were voters and
lived yet in the election district. The
registry officers had no authority to strike
voters name from the books unless
notified by the voter, or unless there are
proofs that he had moved out OF the Gls-
trict.
This accounts largely for the apparent
great increase in registration. The vote
on election day Will bear this out. But
there is a very large natural increase IN
the registry. Hundreds Of men took out
naturalization papers during the past
four weeks, and there are great many
young men registered for their first vote.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
::Hastsnlng 10 His Bride.

During General GrubD's recent visit to
Jersey City to attend the reception at the
Union League Club, he was enter tanned
by his ola comrade and friend, ex-Judge
r. b. Seymour at his residence in Paul
nier place. The following evening he
went oft to Newark TO attend "A reception
rendered him by the Union League of
that city Yesterday he returned 10 his
home In Edgewater Park and commenced
If possible he will sail next Saturday, as
he must hurry across the sea or he will
be too late FOR the wedding which runlor
says viii take place next mouth.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
SHORTHAND AND FYPEERIrEG gaYuAnaN
BRAKES COLLEGE
OF
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND,
% and 25 Newark Av.


3 Courses of Study. Departments.
Teachers
Personal. pafnstaking oversight of the WORK of
each pupil Gives all the advantages TO be had
from both class and individual instr uction
Pupils received at time. Circulars had on
application 10 Wh. e. DRAKE. Principal
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11

tive Council at Woods Hall on October 80
Will be we'll attended. Go early il you
want comfortable seat. A word TO the
wise Is sufficient
Court Il aniilton's phenomenal growth
continues. It's goat has not enjoyed a
vest at any meeting since the Court was
organized.
Who will be Supreme Deputy for New
Jersey is the conundrum that has not yet
been answered. The two Past Chief
Rangers, and it will be be dark horse,
are setting on even terms
Court Pride Of the Hill members de-
clare that the event of the season will be
the bal on December 2. The prospective
Assemblyman from the Eleventh district
is member of Court West, New York
Court Littiejohn has work on hand.
Several propositions were received at its
last meeting.
Court Warren is progressing finely. 1t
will soon entertain several sister courts.
1t is constantly extending invitations
Deputy Heating paid a visit to Court
Glenwo0d on Monday night.
Court Monmouth is booming. Its last
meeting was jolly Que. Eight PROPOSE
tions were received.
The Chief Ranger of Court Varick
y yes hold like q veteran In the chair.
Court Grove viii have ball this sea-
son. This court Is growing nicely.
A ne W court to be christened Acme will
be instituted. Court Pride OF the Hill is
the mother court.
This viii be a great year for the Order
in New Jersey. Many courts have been
born and many more are being organ
ICED
DO not forget that the Foresters' Hall
project Is not dead but is alive, very
much alive.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
STEVENS SCHOOL.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT or THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. RIVER
STREET. between 9TH and 9th Sta. HoBoKEN. n. j.
REOPENs SEPT. ~, 1891
Examinations for adm ission on the elst ana pa
OF September Fun courses studies prepar atory
to Colleges and schools OF Science, Law ana Mod
cine he rate of tuition for a classes is $50 Der
year or $50 per term. These terms include All ina
studies. For catalogues eppiy TO the Librarian OF
Stevens Institute.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
HAsgRoucK INsTgTuTE

No. 1U0 Grand Sc, ersey civ
THIRrY-SIxTH YEAR BEGINS ON sEPTEM
Der H.
scnooI otsthe highest grade with the following
departments. each of which has It's superlnfea1.
ent. he Boys, Academic, the Girls Academic,
me Boys Prepar atory, the Primary (both sexesl
STUDENTS prepared for college, professional
schools apd business Catalogues and further
Information given at the Institute.
CbARLES O. STIMETS Principal
HORACE @. WAIT, Vice Principal
Directors
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
change N West SHORE Time Table.

The catsiii Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued on Septemper6- There
will also be q change In the Drawing Room and
Sleeping Car arrange unents- Information can be
had Of any West shore Ticket Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

Ihe business in State issues was confined to
small sales OF Louisiana consol As at 81 Ia, and
North Carolina special tax receipts at IA.
Inc general bond market was dull and somewhat
irregular. The final declines were small, the
most mo important being in Wabash b debentures,
which lost 80 per cent. On the contrary, Chi
cago and Erie incomes rose ] per cent TO 80. and
there ir was marked Improvement in the bonds OF
the Union Pacific auxiliary lines, which closed
from l TO 1-2 per cent better. Reference is made
10 our full report of bond sales.
9hohey on coll was nominal as usual on Sat
urday, and the market was utterly lifeless At
. .ie close money was not loanatle at even l per
House 1921 .e66.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
Inc receipts from customs reported at Wash
inngton to-day were ,$bs5,6l2. from internal rev.
S26,32e. The Treasury received S2Oe.s29 Ma
uo'lti oanx notes for redemption, and the receipts
SI Seis account T for che week amounted to
IL holos Sl5l 100 in these bonds:
Fopr Fr1e1sy p.y sSes;. SSass 90 sse 9o9
-Four and ene.balf per cents fSi 800
Do, extended a. pa 81, ,3is 100
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
3I6,3oo; bonds held to secure circulation with
urawn, s35l,5OO. National bank circulation out
stahding-currency notes, 81 ,7sl ,6ll gold notes
81 SOU. against which the Treasury holds
rendered circulation.
In London British consols were trife lower
~ -" ioi uoutN anu u0cna0geO AT "a J-S fOr
the eccount; The Bank OF England lost f32 900
bullion on balance. In the open market money
was was abundant at 5-s per cert for discounts, but
briner at about per cent for bankers balances.
Bar silver was Quoted steady ut 45 l-4d. an ounce
American railway shares advanced steadily and
closed without significant reoessions. At Paris
French per cents yielded slightly to $3.50, sight
exchange on London being unchanged at $3.50 I-2
francs 10 the sterling
Rair a. Co. offer the new loan Of the City of
Milwaukee, Wis., $540, 900 per cent public i'm
provement bonds. Interest January and July,
capital due from July 1892 to 1911. The assessed
value Of taxable property Of the City of Milwau-
xec is 81 05,4s4 OBS, while the total net debt in
cluding the present issue. is only 81 $4,000. The
water works, which are owned by the city, give
enough to pay interest charges on the entire debt
Of the city.
The following table gives the current quota
tions of city bank stocks, together with their par
yalua and the latest aalea.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

MI EDITERRANEAN LINE
lfA Express Passenger steamer Service.
New-Nork 10 Genoa In Eleven Days.
NOEDDEpTSCHEH LLOYD =. 60.
DIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE,
RIVIERA AND ITALY
Touching Gibraltar 10 land passengers spain.
Avoiding the Northern Latudes OF Atlantic the Channel
Crossing and Long r. Il. Rides
DEPARTURES:
IS. FULDA saturday, October "a, 10 o.
s.. FULDA SstLI day. November %. 2p. m.
SIS. FULDA saturday, January 2,'92, 4.
HS III Ida Saturday, February g. IL q. m.
IS. FULDA .......-..... saturday March IL 10. m.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

~ rIE BooK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
air amusement. Rules ior sailing swimming, ball plav.
Ing shoQtng horseback riding, &c. &C.. IN full 81
copy. Published by The Tribune, NewYork Entertain,
tni and universally eomphaented By .he press.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
DED "Do LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

K.O-'' N1DIh y Nv, -UI 1'Io"I'"J.
pED STAR LINE
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS,
Sailing for /cw.YOr< and Antwerp weekly
WESTERN NLAND.i Wednesday. september 80. 80 p. m.
N00RDLASD "wednesday October Z, q. IN.
Cabin rates: First Cabin, $J5 and uDwsrt Excursion,
So. Steerage at very low rates
FETER Wright & SONS. Genl Agts.. @ Bowling Green
WHITE STAR LINE,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Britannia. Sept 80 q. m. DritanBic oct 2S, 10 a.
Majestic. Oct 4 30 A. m Majestic. Nov. L. a.
Gtrnnnic. Oct H. II Gernonic.. Nov il 10 M
From White Star Dock, foot Of West l0th.st s,o
and upward according location Of ber;.
Second Cabin S35 and $40. Excursion tickets fsyor
ablo terms sterrnge from 10 the Old Country, 800
Company's OGcc No 20 Broadway, New. York. Phil,-
dplnhIa Onice Walnut.st r. Maitland Kersy. Agent
~, He BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
illustrated. The standard authority on American open.
air amusancnts. Rules for sailing swimming. ball psy
ing shooting horseback riding, Sc. &C.. in full si Der
copy. Publishes by Inc tribune Nsw-Yors. hn'efan-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
1arbts, Ships, Gteamboats, &r.

THE ONLY NAPHT IA LAU " c II.
over 500 launches in successful operation. Practically
boiler engine, any pir, OF the mechanism under
ditions subjected to In Usage.
The Nsphtha Launch is the simplest safest and
specdiest power boat built.
No special knowledge OF machinery required. We can
they will competent 10 handle ,hs
mechanism after very few lessons.
no HEAT. NO STEAM, so DUST. 40 DIRT. 40
Ceanly, light in weight and draught, and under way
in ninutes. Economical 10 pun.
Blue Book" contains hundreds or testimonials. Cets-
with prices and all particulars sent application.
Notice IN this column advertisement Of Steam Yachts
and Launches aud Yacht storage Basin.
GAS ENGINE AND POWER CO.,
Morris Heights the Harlem.
Sew-York City.
Pacific Naphtha Launch Co.. Tacoma Wash. Ag'ts for
Pacific Coast
NEW YACHT STORAGE BASIN on THE HARLEM
RIVER.
will ready this fall a basin for the stor-
tide Storehouse whore each yacht has separate storage
room. -. . ....-
YACHT OUTFITTIS(i AND REPAIRS.
We have employed competent engineer bolernskers,
ppettr shin carpenters, cahinetnakeTs poiaers and
Uphosterefs k1rstcass artisans, fuy competent
pair overhaul construct Prices reasonable
Consistent with good workmanship n preferred contracts
We also prepared In ad1li0G 70 regular line OF
building Naphtha Launches. 10 buiN HIGH-CLASS
STEAM YACHTS and LAUNCHES, from so r. IN eng;h
upward. GAS ENGINE AND POWER CO,
Morris Heights the Harlem,
New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
)AClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

l. LINES TO CALEDONIA. JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO,
from Nex.YorK, pier foot oI Canalst, n. r.,
for san Francisco, via Che lstLtnus OF Panama.
COLON sails 1hvrs1ay October ], noon.
From San Francisco. lst and Bra sts
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF rEkING sails Wednesday, October 21 D. m.
For freight passage and general information apply
eompany's Office The pier, foot Of Candl-st., N Il.
II. j. BULLAY General Superintendent,
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
finanrlal.
Union Pacific Railway
Company
SIX PER CENT. GOLD COLLATERAL
TRUST NOTES.
New. York. Sept. e5. 1891.

New York Sept. 25. 1891
Pursuant to the provisions OF the contemplated Trust
Indentre dated Sept T. 1891 the request OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company subscriptions are nvi'cd
for $500 the above notes 92 cent and ac
crued interest
Subscriptions ios this amount deemed essential by
the committee provide adequately for par: Of the nos
Ing debt Of the company In plsce Of such holders as have
accepted the proposed plan and upon their being made
for such the plan forth IN said indsntue for
funding floating debt OF the company will be declared
effective by the committee
The notes are for $4,000 eacb bearer registered
81 600 each engraved bear per cent interest
per Aug. 1891 payable February and Aug
ust and the principal natures Aug 1894, unless sooner
called Tor redemption at PAR. Both principal and Inter-
payable the City OF NewYork in gold coin OF
United OF the present standard Of weight and
nneness.
Applications are to be IN e1oo 900 multipes
thereof and viii be received by undersigned at .he
Drexel Morgan before Tuesday. Sept.
10 per cent Of applied for The balance VIZ
S2a per cent plus per cent accrued interest $50
each 10000 Of allotted must be paid O. the
address on before Oct l. 1891 when the notes
will be delivered
The right is reserved reject application, or %
alot less the amount applied for also to close
The subscription list at any time.
Copies Trust Indenture be seen at the Office
OF DreNel, Morgan & Co.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

silver eerts.. sss ss1 gst sss gss ssa $4,000
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
FALL RIVER LINE

For BOhrUN, NkWPONT, PkONIDENIf, WUK
CESTEK, ard all points East. steamer, Pilgrim ana
Providence in commission.
Leave Pier - (od NUMBER " r., foot OF Murray
ST. week days and sundays at 200 p M, connecting
at Fd Rlvtr With pullman yestibulcd eSprn trains
cctpncd OF parlOt regular coaches. Park
squire Station the Old Colony Raroad Boston at 80
O..
the week at 4 80 D. m. Jersey CITY, 200 y. M.
splendid orchestra attached t0 each steamer in
mission throughout the year. Full nights ret
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
DIVIDEND Notices

EoUITApLE MORTGAGE COMPANY
20s DIoadway, NewYork. September ~ 1871.
A LII COUPONS for interest on mortgage
N end deb,ntures and ALL MORTGAGE LoANs nc, ne
Io:ated by county maturing October IoVl, VII
be paid after that date presentation Az Ilis
""'oc' b. r. sHAwHAN Treas.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

FOREIGN COMMERCE Al NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEwYoRK.
1889 1890 1891.
NV ,oods 50 01s Taa s2If3If3 s2I21 .55t
General merci aidse... 1888 3G7 6534,s9s s2494lo
7otsI ,or the v,ek 1892 100 ss 7ns011 s10370 900
Since January $40 482 9G6 402 o0G $40 3S50ol629
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YoRK.
ror ,ba raok sG1 Gs4 sI9e .S25 s493 6si
Since january Inn. 7G51i0 Is 612 9T 67i1'l2I
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw.YoRK
r.. Al. - sie1 no $4,000 sf51 S7T
Since Jsnuary -. 81 7sS'ifs s097oOCo ss,2n,7oo
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTIS
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRLAhFAsI-"By thorough knowledge VI nas.
uFa laws which govern the operations vi digestion and
triton, aud a careful application OF th- nDe properties u
well selected Cocoa. Mr. Epps la provided our brekfst
tables with delicacly HaNOred beverage which
Us many heavy d9etors bills II Is y he adeioes se Yf
built up until strong resist every tendency dis.
ease Hundreds Of subtle maladles floating around
rcadv wherever there A point We
escape fatal shs.r by keeping ourselves well fortified
With purc blood aud properly nourished fsamc"-csu
Service Gozette.
Ma1e simply With boiling water or milk. Sold ny IN
half pound tins BY Grocer labelled thus James EpY0
q co., Homo opathic Chemists. Londen. England"
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

I APAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
BELGIC (vla HOnoulu). Thursday, octoter 8, D. IN.
OCEANIC. C.........-....; Tuesday November 3. D.
Thursday, November 26 3 D. m.
Saturday. December 10 D. m.
. sdperbly appointed Superior Accommodations.
lese vato1s cah be made by letter telegraph and
cabin Ilans at 2S7 and 3i3 Broadway or
Room a. Railroad Building, san Franclsco.
LELAND STANFORD President
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK
NEw-YoRK. september 20, 1871.
EIGHTY THIRD DIVIDEND.
II The Board OF Directors have this day declared qua
tery dividend OF FOUR a. PER CENT out Of ue
Of The past three months payable an ane ntn tba, ds,
N. P poREMUs. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-27

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