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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
LII social.

The Seattle lodge Of Eiks viii meet to-
night at their new hall in the Frye block
and hereafter every Thursday night. A
social session will also be held this even
ing at > n n. in honor Of the officers of the
United States steamer Bear. All mem
hers and their friends invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05

Stetson & Post have contracted with the
Pacific Equipmeu. Company. of San Fran
cisco, for an automatic spriRkling plant
for their saw mill property here. The in
crease in ere protection afforded by this
system is shown by the fact that buildings
fitted with ii secure material reductions in
insurance rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
raeom. Want. tn. Mohican to Coal There

Aac0ma W ants the MOhlcan 10 CoAf AHeTe
TACOMA May Especial The efforts
to induce the Mohican TO coal here leads
to the statement by the Mohican's execu-
tive officers that the different qualities OF
coal will be examined and the Mohican
will coal with tine best quality. Efforts
will be made to have her take 1i0 tons Of
Wiikeson coal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
Recent Puse, Sound Charters.

he following vessels have recently been
chartered TO load csrgoes at Puget sound
and British Columbia ports:
B8rk Carroiioa, lao tons, coal from Ssaslrao
70 san sfAneiseo7 Norwegian ship Iugomzr
l,i9Stors. Row at san Diego, taxes lumbar fso.a
Pezt BaaAelsy to CEised Alnsdo.z; B.lash bs.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
WORK OK NEW RAILROADS.
Moro Men Going Up Daiiy-sone Grad
ing TO Monte CFi.to Done.

ing TO Monte Cristo Done.
Fred Anderson. OF Granite Falls, one Of
the commissioners of onohomish county
says thai from 800 to 60 men are at work
on the Monte Cgisto road. aud the force is
increased az the rate of twenty 20 atty
men day that work is being pushed and
already stretches hale mile 70 a mile long
are ready for tracklaying.
Men are still being sent up the country
from this city 70 work on both the Monte
CriSto and Great Northern roads, and the
demand Tor more men continues.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05

BosFoS. May 4 President Clark. of the
Union Pacific, has not decided who will
he general manager 10 succeed him. Mr.
Clark viii reside at Omaha and take an
active part in the operation Of the rosd. IL
Is likely his assistant, Edward Dickinson,
VIII become general manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
Nfibank Shot a Duke.

LEEDS, May 4-The Yorkshire Pos, says
it is reported that the mysterious OPP
ponent Of Milhank in the recent duel in
Belgium was one Of the best known Eng
lsh dukes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
anted.

The representative of the New Yost
Typewriter Company is DESTROYS Of plac-
ing an agency in this city. Address today
by letter Typewriter. care this Office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
The Fennsylranle Road.. Exeur.ion

The Golden Gate special Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, carrying exeursionis,s from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific coast. will arrivs
in the city over the Nogthern Paeiac road
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05
nARnENINa - pRnE1r

River Park lots that Gould s whi;wortA are
selling are just the lois fag gardening. fruit OF
poultry raising, besides being on street car
line, easy oI acctss. and are sold on raeathIv
payments without interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05

ram iEofa indigestion, dyspepsia. sn1 too
hearty eating, l. rsslievrd 81 once BY taking enc
q Carter = isttie Liver Pills Immediately s.ter
dinner. Doai io-sct ;Ais.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05

OF coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
COTTON MAEKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Apfn 9. I y. m.-Cottpn. Am"rcan,-M
ding fair I'D good midillng. sd mddlgq. 1i-lHd
low niddllng 3ad good ordinary. oied ordinary 3sd
IN. sl,.s Of the day Included 2Op bale American.
Futures closed irm. American Midilng, low riddlinR
cisusr Anil delivery, i2-CiO3 ISGid; Aptil ara May
delivery 3 12-Gia8 f3-Gid MAY aud June dlNery.
Ia G4d value and July delivery. tG-003 i7did
Iulv and August delivery. f36i0J 5OGid: August and
September delivery. J52GiH3 - sd: S"p~mber delivery
5h0id sellers ScDtemhcf and October delivery. Jpid
rerr.: OctoDer and November delivery h1Gia3 56GiG
Galveston Npril 9.-cOtt0h nrn; middlng, bre; low
rniddlinp good orinarv ~. and
,ci,ta 736 ialc- salc- 81 bales stock IS 72j bales.
Norfolk Apiil Sc Oon firm mld1ing. 0'.c; net re-
ceipis Sol bale: 80 bale exports cOas.wis" 80
bales. Gales so bales: st1ck. - $50 bae-. -
savannah. April 9.-I0tton nf1; mGflhg. HNc; low
riddlinc &c 2ood ordinary 1'-c net and r'cc,.
5o3 bales: exports coastwisc 120 blle sale 400 bal~
storF 81 go bal">. ~ -
Newt orleans ApIn o-Cotto. arm mfdinr. 0'sc low
niddiing Jlsc net receipt e3o3 bales
rfo- 90j bacs: exports b. Great Britain. 1000 ,al"s
10 Continent. 1O.G37 bacs coa~t"tc, 2SSS bales
sales. 200 bales stock @iS.Jl5 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
rr,rOpEAN PRODUCT MARKETS.

Liverpool April q . y. m.-B~ef-llold'fs oirr heely
Pork 6c SUNNY poor iiamtoideiS Wici molrf it
w. Bacon Holder. orcr moderately Cumfrrala cut.
ABOUT y 10 20 p steady at snort fh, about . 10
steady a. a., long cl~ir middle, about - D. ,ir"' -
~. II lo,q and clear middle. about % H. eta ~
at 81. Chro-e Holders offer frey. lsl"W- Holder
cner moderately Sulrit of 1urprntin"- l"ld'r- oher
f,.alv at Ks.in-i Holder oi"r freely
Iard-Spo. and futur,s- Holders cner rrodciatry primo
Western, spot nrn IA Aurii teadv at IT, MAJ arh
nne steady at 81, ~. Whrat HOLDERS oiei -rorlngly
30 red winter hrm A. = ga; 10 , rru 'prng hrn ~
= Odd Fl0ut-iioders Offer ,p1ring'y. Com SPOT ana
future. Hcder- offer nCaraiey mNcd Wst"rn SPOT md
Anil sadv ~ al May ste DIV n - I'D inre sR1r
a, e. ,d. HOPE Loadon-pdcnc Constitutions axe not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.
NOTICE.

A LARGE AMOUNT or THE BONDS AND STOCk
OF THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT ThKMl-
MAI. RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CohfANh
AND OF THE UNDERLYING Shcl hiiiEn NJ
BEEN DEPOSITED UNDER TIE PLAN OF RE-
ORGANIZATION OF MARCH I, 1892. LODGED
WITH THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NETWORK.
Holder. Of the Terminal Company securities must
elect on OR BEFORE THURSDAY, TIE 1aTii
IN-T ~ they will become pnrtics 10 the Pon forme"
to protect their interests md property.
Committee desires to impress upon the hoiocrS
Of Terminal that the deposit of MINORITY
of these securities the t4th inst. will show unca
interest practically demonstrate that the ran OF
REORGANIZATION win be carried through.
The Central Trust Company Certificates which are
being issued 10 exchange for the securities deposco
under the plan Of reorganization HAVE BEN
LISTED on TIE NEW-YORk STOCK ENCliAN"b'
THE RIGHT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CASH
FUND OFFERED UNDER THE PLAN TO THE
DEPOSIToRS or STOCK AND PER CENT. BONDS
WILL BE EXTENDED TO SUCH DATE AS NAY
BE ADVERTISED BY THE COMMITTEE NfIEi'
APRIL l4TII 1892.
The holders Of the .ecurfie, of the auxiliary corpo-
ration- are invited and become partes TO
The plan preserve the integrity OF sails lnrge system
Railroads the disintc grafton OF which would prove
di.nstrous TO such securities.
Copir. Of the Plan of Reorganization may be had
nj the Office OF the Centrni Tru-t Company of New
York.
Ncw-York April II. 1922.
FREDERIC p. 0LCOTT
OLIVER n. PAYNE,
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
WILLIAM II. PERKINS.
HENRY Bulge
III. &. FAIINESTOCk.
j. Kennedy TOD.
Committee.
81 wal.st. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
&, EAIFD PROPOSALS will be received NJ ~,

- onice Of the Supervising Archtect. Z. s. Tr9lsury
Department Washington, d. c.. until O'Clock D. m on
April 20 1892, for All labor and material required IN
PAINTING walls ond ceilings In OF the L. s. Court
house and Posohce Budding Ncw.York, \; " in accord
With the specification, copies Of which may be had
Repalfs at abovenamcd building Each bid must be
accompanied certified check for not less than
per cont Of the amount q re poHo.S,l The tight
defect or informally in any bid All bf: received sir
the time stated viii be returned 10 the bidder Proposals
tor interior Iaintae, Y. s. Conthou.e and pO.tqncs
EDRROOKE SnpervIsng Arohtect. March 30. 1892 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
Id ROPOSALS FOR MLlTARY SUPPLIES.

u philadelphia Depot OF the O. VI. Department 40
Archst Philadelphia, Penn. Aptl = 1s0@.-Se' Pro
posol, trplcat~ VIII be roeVct herr II o'clock,
m SAIrRpAY May Iso2 toI furni,99 hin the, the
articles e b" delivered st the o9stermasrs Depois
trimmings. Campaign Hats Forage Caps and trimmings.
caps add 'aunuets Muslin shirts Knit Underslrts.
Wooden and Cotton Stockings Berlin Gloves WOollen
Mlttca~. Ar, uc diversions Bair,cI SHOES Lsg
gins Woon Blankets. Sh Dulder Knots and Aigullces,
lion Pedstrad>, Matifesses Pillows PllOw-cases Mos
quito Bars. Axes. Axe and piokaxe Helyes. liatchet
sings, Shove-. Drums Muse Pouches Record Books.
Poles. Pins, Chains. StoNcpipe and Pole
sockets FLAGS, Fag llaiard, Hallian Devices Stencil
Plates, scruhbp%g gshes d r. So.h aud flannGl 5 p
Muslin, Drlline. leans. Black gnd Canvas PADDING, 81
si1. Gold Lace, Wrapping Paper. Tape Wadding.
puck,os Buttons SIX, Ihr nd. Cotton Duck Maulla Line.
Rope. Irvine and other articles into
farturc N clothing and equpagc for IN" Army. nds
livery at other points Wit he .idercd Tho Foods
called for are deliverable on and after July l. 1892 and
bidders must state IN exact terms quantities they pro
pose - deliver o. July !. lS92 aud the Quantities
monthly thrr after. Payments Viii deppnd upon an Az.
preparation hv Corpre~~ fo tho The
The right recct or oil proposals Pref
viii be- given to articles of domestic product
manufactun conditions Of quality price includlng IN
the price OF foreign productions manufactures the duty
thtIeon being equal For copies prnri i'm structons
10 0ters. blanks for proHossls etc appy this ofce
En'e'Op"s containing proposals be indored PROPOSALS
Ml,rr ouInl's' ana adlre.sed h the undars med
G.. g. SAHTliI1.E. Deputy Ouarterli a,terCr II =
s. ch,tce ~ Depot. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

London Apil .. . y. u.-Ncw.i ok. PennsyNao ana
ohio tirs, n1rtraeo bonds 80: Canadian Pa"inc 'pc
MEXICAN ordinary 2s,. The rate Of discount ia he oIn
market for boh and thfe" months bills l. i"h
- per cent. IN
coItircs for tl- account ,
Tn amount q bullion wihdrnwn from the Bank Of
Fpaland on I1l,n to.tby u t1-O.UoO. 60. ,
London, Aprl o. . D. n.-BIr silver & quoted 1T 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
ME CANADIAN PACIFIC Rally co.
NorIcE 10 snAErnoLoEGs.

Tho Eleventh Annual Nc'0g Shnrrho'd Of this
COMPANY c"ct Of director aud tauSio tlon
~ bus ness generally vii be- held
WEDNESDAY,. ~ I'm d,y Vi May neat.
the rincirel office 81 the Company. AZ Montreal at T.
O'Clock
1hc Meeting will b. made special tho pm, pose o,
d"tng. aud ~ taking ~ h steps uc deemed
oNp'dcn In order 20 give effect 10 legislation by the
Parliament Of Canada during ~ fslt session. authOr7
an. issue Of additional Con fliod D. ,ntur, S,o,
in cNchang or Mortgagc Bonds which the principal
interest guaranteed Lv IN" Comrnry and ~ autori
such issue. such bond, 10 b. hrd' security for Tia,
hooters n Consolidated Dcbcntur, stock
IA, Transfer Rocks Of m" Conr,n" VIII clr-' Mon
t-cil and York Saturday, AIrl 3Oth AM in Lon
don on Iu.-dly April 18th, and viii lc icopcnd o.
Thursday. May l..
by order Of The Board
CHARLES DRGNKwATER, Secretary.
Montr.l, 9th April, 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
OIL MINK Els.

o. CITY Penn. Apr.l o-Nstional Tlanr, certificates
pnned 51'-c highest jf't Lowest - clio Cd J1iec
>',los t3 600 blls c!.arancc. 10 600 bbs.
ptshuig. Penn. Apfl 9-Natlpnli 1r1n-it certificates
'pencd at j7ic closed % J1sc highest, 11sc; lowest
- ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

The first general mortgage ) per cent gold bonds
of the Evansville and Richmond Railroad Com
pany are offered for sale at % l-2, and accrued
interRi by Messrs Harvey Fisk & Sons Tie
amount 10 he Issued at present is : 100000 on
IL miles of completed road, and the remaining
100000 of the total authorized issue is reserved
for the purpose of extending the road from its
present terminus distance Of about sixty miles.
Ihe principal and interest are guaranteed by the
Evansville and TrIrc iiautc Railroad Company,
which has paid dividends at the rate OF per
cent and over since 1884. recent dividends having
been at the rate of & per cent per annum. The
Evansville and Richmond rood has been recently
constructed by the Evansville and Terre lIautc
10 secure an additional outlet for it's coal and
TO tap important stone quarries. Application i,
to lie made immediately for the listing Of the
new bonds In The Ncw-Yort Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
rotals 4eo. Is. Zoo boil .so7 Soc 45.e55.:

The bank exchanges al :hc New-YoIk Clearing House
and the stocks sold tho TcwYork STOCK Exchange last
week and for Of the preceding two years cjmne
as follows: . 80, ..o
Fxch,oess 49,. $500 2f2 OBS es8f007 500 49, % 800
No. shares sold. O15 JlD i,fOi.o1l l.o'l-io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
financial Hertln9s.
THE NEW.YoKK, CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS RA


THE NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND 81 Looio f'AiH
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT NEW'fohh,
~ Office is hereby given that the A Hhi1a9a
and 81 Louis Railroad Company, for the election %
Directors and other general purposes VII be hsd ~ m
panys principal Office l" ALLYN Cox Secretary
GENITAL RAILRO lsD COMPANY OF
NEW-JERSEY, l43 LIbb l.II ,9Li;i 4 1902
NJ Office is hereby given that the annual
N meeting Of the sockholdcrs Of the Central hairpsa
compaHy OF NewJersey elect Nine Directors 70 err
for tse nest year ensuing will be held at the Once oil 'e
e ,Od O'clock D. ~ Of Friday May Q, next ,-,,.
The stock transfer book will be closed from FRIDAY
April 49, to Saturday Mag sAM IEfi KNOX, Secretary
DELAWARE AND H Nr@'G6R SHN AarcS 90 isoa
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockh NJ "a .
Of III: COMPANY Will be ae "a az o oS Tuesday
COMPANY p cCr;lSndt,t IN nv f5r the election Of
MANAGERS and for other business 81. nam and rema,n
Thc polls will open at ~ o'clock noon ana ref''''"
open ioI %n for books will be the Close Of bust
nos sHTURbAY APRInL t, 9TH Until the morning O
BY order OF 'N' f r H. oIYFhAXT. Secretary.
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELh'kArh
COMPANY.
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS: The. annual
meeting Il tho stockholders o. the NcwEncland Teie-
phone and telegraph Company viii be hold at m once
~ c company IL Cortlandst Room NO OV, IN w c,
II oeocs in tne forenoon Tor the following purposes;
- Ist ro choose Directors for the following year.
ga To transact any other business that may then eHy
Tn iPansfer book viii closed from the is day Of
April to ID day Of May 10th d3y, ir~,td I% 9fuer
Of tie Directors. , w. Ir-rIN,I. -----.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

Financial @lcttions.

OFFICE OF
3iG aud 3iS BIoaiway, Sew York city.
4 y ELECTION for five trustees of the third
4 class AMI ior three inspectors OF the next
election win oo held at tho once Of tho Company on
Wedno,day l3th ADri! 1872. between the hous Of 10
A. NJ and Il. NJ.
CHAS. c. WHITNEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
Orcan Steamers.

T. nMpAGN!E GENERALE Tlansatiantioue.
~ FRINCH LINE 70 HAvRE EVERY SAIURDNY
- sylh,il sat, April ~. m
- b hI WE r. Tol, sat, Apr! %. M
La IOL ltNlNE. franguel Anil m
A. FORGET. General Agent, No. 3 bowling t3reen y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Nothing occurred in the money markets lee
week to Justify the remarkable decreas, ~ cash
shown by the bank statement. There were 20
further engagements Of gold for export. ard Tie
interior demand had no influence on rates Time
money is still pressed upon borrowers aud rates
range from 2 | 2a3 per cent for shor periods ~
3 1-2a4 per cent for from four 10 - months
Call loans at the Stock Exchange were freely sup
piled at -2a2 per cent, with the bushes fairly
evenly divided between the two rates In Europe
the monetary situation continues 10 b. extremely
easy At the Continental centres the Orcn mar
ket rate was ! l-2al "a per cent, Will" ~ Lon
don The rate for daily balances declined 20 l2a3-4
per cent, and discounts we're easier a. lai l. pcr
cent The Bank Of England. although losing gold.
reduced it's minimum rate Of discount 10 - per
cent the rate having stood AT per cont since
January 81. The foreign exchange gcro"1lly
were dull. and although there some sioh;
increase in the supply of security bills, the Sc rcty
of offerings against exports Of merchandise is still
10 he noted The carly tone was heavy. bpt the
market closed fully steady and only shade easier
on the basis of 81 sc I-2 and 81 81 ga for lonc
and short sterling respectively.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
ffty-nine railroad companies systems for the
fourth week in Marci OF this number forty
seven companies return gains Of S969.902. or 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
Proposals.

ID PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING. REGIS.
4 IttsrD PACKAGE. TAG. OFFICIAL AND DEAD
IETlE ENS ELOPEs once Department Wash.
gton D. c. april o. le1z-seaed proposals are invited
from IA ties engaged the Manufacture OF envelopes
OF envelope p1lrs, and Will be Tceevea az tns Depart
until l., Wednesday, the l,th of MAY 1892
Tar Furnishing such registered Package Tag, Oca and
Dead Lett Envelopes may be ordered Tor the use Il
~ DeUrnont pO.tinasters and the postal service during
period OF year. beginning on the IS, day OF July
Isi2 mus. be- made the blank forms pro.
Iiad nv tie Department securely enyel0ped and ealed
ndor.ed "Pfoposals for furnishing Registered Paosage
Ta0 u,icia and Dead Letter Envelope and addressed
10 the Third Assstlns POstma,terienera Washington
II bids delivered IN person must BE- handed at or
before tho hour above SPECIFIED for the receipt therefor
ott az wise they VIII be consider P,aDk forms IL
with null Specification and sample u cnye
opes win be furnished upon application to the Third A.
'S''"' John WANAMAKFR. Posunaster.Geaeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

per cent, and twelve companies return losses aver
aging 40 per cent The whole number gives a
gain over the same week OF last wear of S9O',lSS.
or 10S per cent. II has printed also the gross
earnings of seventy companies for the third week
in March The whole number gives gain OF
STA .637 or I.6 per cent.
The following table divides the aggregates and diGel.
cnces Of the companies showing gains and losses
th MARCH, Isol is92 3D. Das ,oGo es p
- companies 1.6G,l"0 1,lH840j Dec. uZ''V5 ~
Total 50 cos So 1919 400 50 s2Oo i9 Ire $9o719o 1913
Sd In March
20 c0msnies - 3 2Gj 2s3 3 o37 .093 Dee. 227.54O 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11

The following Yesterdays quoatons ior lhII'Ieu
securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
I\NAN LINE,

INMAN LINE.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF PERLIN Wcdne;day. April 10. 9 90 a. N.
Oily or CHICAGO. Wednesday. April %, a. II.
CITY or PARIS Wotine,day May 4. II
From Pier ~: y r.. adjoining Chr,.o2hcr-st. Ferry
First cebln 500 and upwar1. according steamer and
location cabin. So and prena.t,
so Steeragc so. INTERN NTiONAL NAVIGATION
Co General Agents. Bowling Green. Y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
NOTICE
TO THE HOLDERS FgIIE COUNTY BONDS
sIIOSU0NE COUNTY IDAHO

CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU SITS.
Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds and Genera
Deposits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

ro,, balance. s64, 52s L rs s62 CAS-, n9 pee CIV
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-20
BREVITIES.

Next Thursday night at p. M in the
Baptist Church, the Armenian medical
missionary. DIR. 7. A. George, whose
home is at the foot of Mount Ararat,
and who has been in this country for
six years, will lecture in native cos
tune upon Armenia and the Garden of
Eden" and will sing in his native
tongue. Admission free.
Mrs. John L. Logan, of Lexington;
J. G. Langhorne and daughter, of Sa-
lem; Misses Mollie and Elsie Logan,
daughters OF Col. r. H. Logan, and l..
c. Hansbrough left Monday night via
Norfolk and Old Dominion Steamship
route for Niagara Falls. The Misse 8
Logan will probably stay away longer
than the rest of the party, as they will
visit school friend in Northern New
York before they return.
At J. A. Thomasson's jewelry store is
watch charm belonging probably to q
Roanoke man, which was picked up
between Roanoke and Salem and seems
to have belonged to a member of the
order of the Golden Eagle, OF which the
motto is Freedom, Charity, Friend
ship"
Miss Annie Palmer is visiting Miss
Bessie Lobban at Waynesboro.
A. L. Hannah, of Danville, former
resident of Salem, is registered at Hotel
Lucerne.
D. G. Armstrong has sold his hand
some carriage horses to Mr.. Morgan, of
Coyners. This team had more style and
action than any other in Salem.
Cab Maddox was at Hotel Lucerne
yesterday. and when he and the Lynch
burg giant, Urquhart, sat down to din
ner people felt sorry for the proprietor.
Another good joke is told on Maddox.
The other night he and Rev. DR.. LAT
ferty got left at Lynchburg by reason of
Richmond and Danville train being
late and the Norfolk and Western
being on time. Somebody asked tho
witty minister If he did not fee! like
saying some harsh" words on the sub
ject, to which he replied: "No, indeed:
but if did it would be useless, as Capt.
Cab Maddox, who was also left, has
done the subject full Justice"
DR.. j. P. Killian. president of the
board of health, informed THE TIMES re-
porter yesterday that there was less
sickness at this time in Salem than
there has been at any time in the pas
two years.
News has been receivedin Salem of the
arrival, about month ago, in Rejah-
maudra, British India of little son to
Rev. c. T. Kuder and wife, both of whom
are we'll known in Salem, the former
being graduate of Roanoke College,
and the lady being a daughter of Cap
tain Ferguson.
After about months scoppage, dur
Ing which many repairs and improve
ments were made, Langhornes mills
have resumed work, and are turning out
their excellent brands of flour E. G..
Langhorne reports the new crop of
wheat as of fine quality and in good
condition. The repairs to the mill
were done most excellently by the Ed.
Corbett Mill Supply Company.
Eugene Robertson, one of Baldwin's
detectives and a deputy sheriff OF Nc
Dowell county, w. Va. arrived in Salem
at noon yesterday, and returned at night
with Peter Archer. colored, who was
arrested and jailed Monday, being
wanted for shooting another negro in
Elkhorn last week.