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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
PATRICK EGAN DINED.
Secretary of State foster Pays Him High
Compliment

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct n.-Secretary of
State Foster gave dinner last night
to Minister Patrick Egan at his resi-
dence. All the members of the Cabinet
now in the city attended, and among others
Senator Higgins, Mr.. Hirsch. Minister to
Turkey; Private Secretary Halford. Com.
Service Commissioner Roosevelt and DR..
Mckee.
There were formal toasts. but Secretary
Foster, in referring to Minister Egan's pres
ence, stated that no diplomatic representa-
tive Of this Government during the present
generation has had a more difficult post to
I'LL, and that no one had acquitted himself
with more prudence, ability and patriotism
than MIR. Egan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
To scare His Father-in-Law.

Samuel Rainey, conductor on car No
232 of the Citizens Traction line, made a
feint at suicide yesterday morning at the
Nineteenth ward station house. He was ar
rested on Monday at midnight for quarrel:
ing with his wife. While behind the bars
he pretended to attempt suicide for the pur-
pose of frightening his wife's father. He
was released yesterday on payment of the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
DIM cR1NeEs TO BRrGANDAaE.

Head of a Notorious Organization Is
Included in Italy's Cabinet.
Me, Oct 1l-Here is an incident
.pS hes' ~secure life and property are
II, owing to brigandage. A correspond
zee, in conversation with q Conserve
,hief, exressed surprise at the presence
ertain Minister in Marquis di Ru-
: Cabinet.
chief replied that Marquis IVES COM
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Postponed Indefinitely.

The case of j. p Cowan, Superintendent
of the Union Artists Portrait Company.
against Frederick Lloyd, of Buena Vista
street. Allegheny, for the embezzlement of
between $1,000 and $4,000, which was to
have been heard at Alderman Donovan's
office, has been partially withdrawn by the
prosecutor paying the costs, and Lloyd's
promise to make good the deficiency.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
REINDEER FOR ALASKA.
Animals Transplanted From Siberia Thri'
Well in Their New Home

Well in Their New Home.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE revenue cut
ter Rush, which arrived this afternoon ten
days from Berlng Sea, brought DR..
Sheldon Jackson, who has been spend
ing the summer on the cutter Bear
along the Goa st of Siberia purchasing
and transporting domesticated reindeer in 70
Alaska, as commissioned by the Interior
DeBartment DIR. jackson has successfully
established a herd Of 175 reindeer at Port
Glacence, near the Boring Straits.
The starting of this herd is the commence
ment OF purpose which is claimed will not
only save from extinction the Eskimos in
Alaska, but will assist in populating and
civilizing that rigion. A band of 16 REIN
deer turned loose by DR.. jackson at Ona-
laska in 1891 passed through last winter
safely, and are increasing in numbers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Trouble About . Dog.

j. D. Hammond was arrested yesterday
on q warrant sworn out before Alderman
Donovan by E o. Jackson, charging him
with larceny. jackson alleges that Ham
mond stole dog from him, and Hammond
alleges that the dog is one he lost and
the Union depot Hammond gave bail for
. hearing Friday
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Everybody Was Right.
Mellor d Hoene, "a Fifth Avenue.

All were right who came and purchased
their pianos and organs at our ware
rooms, for they knew where to obtain
the best. Chickering. Hardman. Kra-
kauer, Kimban and Vose pianos. Famed
the world over for delicious tone and
phenomenal durability. In organs, we
have everything from smallest cottage
to largest church organs. We furnish
prices and easiest terms, too. Good rea-
sons for you to give us your patronage.
MRLLoR & HoENE, founded, 1881,
Warerooms, " Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12

PEELED to include in the Cabinet the man
referred to because he was the head of the
Camorra of Naples, and controlled all of
the disorderly elements in the Southern
provinces
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Democrats at Last in Control.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct IL-Chat-
tanoogs to-day elected seven Democrats out
of eight Aldermanic candidates, securing
control Of the government for the first time
in its history.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Opening

Fall display of ladies' costumes, Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 1l12.
PARcELs & JONES, 20 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Don't Take the Risk

or dre or thieves, but keep your valuable
papers. bonds, etc, in the safe deposit vaults
Of the Farmers' Deposit National Bank, SO
Fourth avenue. Boxes rented at Is year
and upward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12

DE WITr's Little Early Risers. Best pill
for biliousness. sick headache, malaria.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12

20 CENTS.

Is that enough less to make it'pay you
to come? You see the goods, and
we think you'll say it is.
Large lot IMPORTED y FLAN..
NELS-6o-cent goods-at
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
I:iE IinOdlo Wanteb

New YORK, Oct. CA dispatch
irom Philadelphia to the HeralI saws:
There was an interesting conference
some days ago at Mayor Stewart;s
private otlic..
Alter the meeting had adjusted itself
to BUSINESS it was announced that the
National Republican Campaign Com
mitteec requir Ell exactly 100000 for
campaign purposes, and chat Phila-
delptia was expected to contribute
literally to the fund.
1t was necessary TO begin work with
out delay and report the amount sub
scribed before the close of the present
week. After somewhat protracted
declaration the delicate task of soliciting
money was assi"ned to James r.. Alte-
mus, conspicuous member of the firm
OF Coffin, Altemus & Co., who is pro.
mlnent IN wholesale dry goods circles.
Altemus at once sailed forth on his
field Of conquest.
Drexel 81 Co. subscribed 100000;
Thomas Dolan. $40, 900; Ham Dlsston,
100000; Postmaster General Wana.
maker, 100000; John 81 James Dobson
$4,000. There ls another 10000 SUBJ
scriber whose name did not obtain.
Coffin. Altemus & Co. pledged
$50, 900, as did Strawbridge Il Clothier
One firm bas conditionally subscribed
5000 600, while another company has
pleged $150,OOO, Much OF this money
will be used IN New York.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20

'subsiding and both wings will
Dap or flop together to roll
up big majority for the De.
mocratic nominees, State and ma
tioral. South Carolina is as safe for
Cleveland as New York city. All The
ants live in the towns, aud nearly all
the Ti!lmanites In the country. Hers
the anVis seem to live in WeStchester or
and HUrkimer, where they raise milk
and grapGs, The Republicans III South
CarOiin& have no State ticket, and they
haYe nominated only electors. They
are almost all negroes. Pretty few
whites are Republicans in South Caro-.
lima now.
eve do not know the difference b .
twetn n one Republican President and
another. They are all bad. They give
us ignorant negro post masters and pos
tai clerks. They do everything Which
tends to aggravate race feeling and
make the name of Republican odious
and vile to us. We realize the danger
of the force bill. 1t would tie the
hands Of the country North and South
and ptrpetuctC all the deviltry of the
Republican party has been guilty OF
for the last t. 'enty years. The babies
III South Carolina know this.-Sun.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
E. E 3 IS VHH.J4E OHu,E;GE.
LecavlEle. -. O.,
CO-FDUCAYIONAL.

Opens September 28th with a larger Fa-
Guilty, more comp ehcnsiye Course of Study.
and more Departments 1862 Pnily last
year from twelve counties.
Urinary, Academic, and Collegiate De-
partWents; Busi"oss Con'se: Music; peda-
gogics; Elocution: Gym mqastics; Drawing.
Dress Cutting. Lomest,' EcouomJ; Week
ly Bible Studies
Elegant Build.ng. Separate Hall for
boarding young ladies' uuder management
of the President.
OnIy Collsge in tho state that makes
provision for young ladies to reduce cx-
penSoi by doing domestic work. Cores
pondcnce solicited With those who wish to
take advantage Of this provision.
Location Is unsurpassed in the State
for healthfulness--7Co it. above sea level,
AGO TT. above Columbia, 125 It. above
Aiken. For Catalogue, address,
l.. b. HAYNES, A. NJ, President,
Lcesvillc, >. q.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
Favored by EDtn .si1fu.

\ EW York, Oc!. l2.--The Demo
cratic state committee met to-day nt
the Hoffman I1ouec TO nom nate q cnn&i.
date Tor Judge OF the Court o. Appcals,
The name OF Judge & aries T.. And
rc|s was placed before the committee
by William Is. KIRK Of Syracuse and
seconded by w. BOukc Cochran on be,
halt OF Tammany Hall. Judye And
re~s's nomination was also seconded
ny District Attorney Wdgcway in be-
nan or the KINGS Coanty Dcmocla at .
Ridgeway made speech, reforripg II
the fact that Judge Andrews was nom
mated by The Democrats III 1854. The
nomination was then made unanimous.
a letter was read from Judge Vince.
Ter II. Peckham, who was himself a
candidate for the Office. In this letter
Judge Peckham stated that if the Re-
publicans had decided to recognize
judge Andrews's twenty-five years of
service on the bench by nominating him, ,
the Democrats could n do letter than
endorse him.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
Tom Watson as u Traitor.

AUGUSTA, October 12.-Crcum-
stantial cvid ace is very strong that
Tom Watson :, directly connected with
Boss Buck and the Republican party,
and that they arc working hand iu baud
10 ''1i"at the Democrats, IL Georgia,
Nartc'jlary in this Congressional district
" 1ig E"nantiOn Waa developed to-day.
Yesterday sO;Ac school gjrll IL Thomns-
HntoTr, where Watson lives, found a
letter lorn TO pieces, and tGcir attention
was attracted to il by scc'Dg "rcoplcs
NM II" written ~ 4 fragment OF il. Tho
scraps OF paper were pastel tcgethG,
end here i3 hoW The letter reads:
'DrW COlorcl: knew YOU were not
=! home WhCu scut yGu the TELEGRAM
ASKING ir nIoncY t. pay !ru' yul on
| paper, AuL tNGuGht thG leic@ro'.h opera.
| '"r WU;;u ;rrnuru i tU YOU. cul.d not
.:uL tnr N"ncN, As The last rcsD,i I
| borrowed !" tr0m Buck, tclluy nm
| YOu knew nothing Ul il, sold ten
"uIs o. paper ln Illc Telegraph. rncY
asked 1 rs 4 t;lVrr llHt wH either &:l!
th2n or ichd Ihcnl some paper, AMI a3
tncv done us Il li:tv l.lMG trCh il :'lc
campaign | wanted 10 deal ycuo:ou,l
Wnh ''Cri. IL the comm. Ct;"lruir. ;
we VIII have to send some tickets Il
each militia district a week tclCre Land.
Some the iu!l Peoples rarty tickets a,.l
some with Harrison electors, SO that
some good men can give them II the
poor WWlte tenants as well rs to The
negro IS, and these poor devils can put
ihcse tickets in their pockets, aud when
The Domo2r ais give them t;cke's TO
vote they can take them AID 90 to the
polls and vote our ticket. You 90
back to your own district and stay
there. L would rather lose my riyht
band than sec you beaten. "Yours to
the cnd. pNsO
ID. n. 5. is supposed to be ID. n.
Sauders, who is secretary Of the Poo.
pies party paper III Atlanta. OF which
| Watson is president. The ADDRESS
dear colonel is believed to mean Wat.
son.
While In Thomson on Sunday Wat.
son was talking to me about the Macon
Telegraph and asked me if that pa 1el
had any money. He seemed to thlnl
strange OF the Telegraph coming to his
paper TO borrow or buy paper. Thu.
looks bad iOr Tomulc, and this lcttc
will DO linn great damage if it does no
XIII hlS chances for reelection altpgeth
cr. 1t clearly shows how clOsel
Back and Watson keep in touch of on
another, aid how friendly Buck is {,
h'm III lending his paper money,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
y WDrI,man'n Contribu,ion.

New ORR, Oct. ~. A broad. shoul.
uertu WOrk!ngman called a! Democrats
H. lieMiQ uarterS and asked to SEQ Mir.
DitkliSon. lie was shown up to air,
l!lcklhSOn room on the second floor
MT. dickinson was in, and the visitor
sad That hr had read the national com
mlttee circular asking for popular sub
scripti0ns.
II don't earn very much money" said
the visitor, only $3 per day, put |
have managed to save a little, and here
y = 10 that l can spare and l want YOU
to take it,"
MT. Dickinson inquired If his visitor
was married and if he did not need the
money himself. Yes, he was married
ne said, but he was all right and could
look out for himself and little family
very we'll.
II don't know where | can put this
$50 In place that win do me more
good than light here in the land for
the Democratic cause "said he.
lie insist; d upon M. Dickinson TAX
ing the money, and he went away hap.
py.
"'That was one of the pleasantest in .
cldents that | have met with in thjs
campo gn," said Mr.. Dickinson after
ward.
lie would not give mo his name,
ne said that he did not want to have
IL get into the newspapers, and al that
he VIZ II Ito DO was to contribute
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
Worried to Death by bad Boys

CHATHAM, ONT, Oct. l3. Over
come with shame and anger at her iGn.
hllitr 10 punish one of the refractory
boys III her school yesterday afternoon,
MISS Alice Granger. a school teacher,
TOOK her llie by means of mocphiae.
Miss Granger had charge of the school
lor three years, aid had always been
successful With her pupils until the
prescott t"rm, when Il halt dozen incor-
fl%lblc boys ca ne under her control.
For SIX w&rl ''lyy made lite a burden
/" her by rciu.ll@ 10 obey rulcs :nI
mSt"a!n% rcholi;On among Younger
!up's IHc Teacher appealed several
;ithrs 10 The school DO. ri lvrass ;stqlcr.
~ as two O is mcmbets are the .l-
thtro rt tho troublesome s!u,tcute. en1
meyer received any. She finally deter
uGnd ~ take t>rri"IG action in Gle mat
;cr, AM, aitcr a plrLiC ularly bad Out
break, lr'cd t. Use Il rattan Oh Nacry
'":!AA&. lie rGJ>!!2d, AMI ia The
@2r!lAhaSr oLhGr b)yS came ID his AID
) hu HI"chcncI The teachers eyes. >,ho
II oAc" closed the school and returned
h)mc. Last nhAIt she Was found
stretched across her bed draJ. IN
empty Wal thH, hHd contained NOR
lh'"c lay hoS!'2 her, and III her haul
was found note. saying: - am ted
q trl!i, TO toaoh bad Noys."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
Corpses In the Sea.

\, LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch to the
News from Boulogne- Sur Mer saws that
tue captain OF the sloop which has inst
arrived therereports that between / and
3 clock on Sunday morning the sloon
Delng then about two miles Off ST. Val
ery:Sur-Somee and driving through a
torlouS storm and passed a large MIN =.
oer OF human bodies floating in the g. {,
STHhlIouuded Thd by a quantity Of wreckaoe'
ane captain says he counted foTtv
i"dppsd ddpseds, and, from their appearances
Juugeu them to be bodies of sailors ann
passengers of some steamer '' anu
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
THE
M A S S A C USETTS
BENEFIT
AHlF e. H&s GaFIn
T ii L
4. BN e. f&s GqFIh

IS The Oldest, largest, strongest Notura,
Premium Life Insurance COMPANY in Neyv
England.
IL ISSUES Lille Policy for protoction
more Than invcst2lont, a. about 10 yer cent
IeSS than The old line companies charge
Inns l'ollcy is for a definite amount nave
a cash annual dividend, has a surrender
value, Is non-foreita5!e, is conti,ued
without further payment after reaching
the expectancy of age, is incontestible. has
no restrictions upon residence or aveI
and one-half of its value is payable during
life in the event of total and pcrmanent
disability.
1t also writes two term Policf oies6ve
ana ten years each at two-thirds of the
cost of Its regular Life Policy, which nav
aVidends of 36 and Al per cent. .respec.
lively.
1t has over $4,000 policy holders, over
$95.coo,oOO insurance in force, and 81 ,ooo-
QUO OF surplus OF emergency fund.
II. M. SlMS, Gen. Agent,
1876 Main Street,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
Pianos and Organs.

Where TO buv Pianos and Organs
representing It's worl& s greatest ma
kers;. Steinway Il Sens Pianos. Ma
thushPk Pianos, Mason e Hamlin Pi-
amos, Sterlin Pianos, Mason and Ham
ia Organs, Sterling Organs. Lowest
prices aleiays. Easiest terms possible
NJ freight palG. Complete outli; free.
I'VE years GU rantee. One price to
a'i. F1uare dea ing, 'Ioney saved.
we 40 not ask big prices as mapy
dea'ers DO, and then cnme down. Our
m'lto' One prize TO a. and that the
lowest. We ST., on fifteen days trial
TO any depot "Gd p2y freight both
ways ii not satisfactory. X rite for
III ilnstrat"d catH og"e. N. w. Trump,
Columbia. S. G. " *f'
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
n Straw

CHATTANOOGA, oct. 12.-Chatta-
NUcEa yesterday clcEted seven Demo.
cIai8 cue 81 eight aldermanic
Candidates, securing control nf
the city government fox the fist
time III the city's history. This
fact is taken as significant of the rpar!5
CT the Presidential election. All East
T"nHeSs"a hHd hitherto been Rcpubl!.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20

TIE GEORGIA AND FLORIDA rebels
that Weaver was so anxious TO hang
In 1868 have good memories. They
downed the old South hater last week.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20

I'VE WE SINCERELY hope that Governor
illlman and State Treasurer bates will
pc successful In their efforts to refund
the state debt advantageously to the
State and its people. " '
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
Well Done.

NEW YORK. Oct. l2-Don. M. Dick
insoD, chairman OF he national Demo-
cratic camp gn toL nit }, yesterday
celved the following egram from
Louis Baker, ci man of the Demo-
cratic StatD commit !, of Minn' "Ota
-Four of Mime ota's occidental elt :
tors wei to day taken out of the doubt
ful column and pl; ced in the anti Har-
;ison column. -Four Peoples party
electors with Democratic antecedents
are endorsed by the Democratic State
committee and will certlinly be elect
ed, and the Democrats are hopeful of
electing the remaining five"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20
Rule or Ruin.

FARGO, N. d, Oct. 12.-Judge Jot n
w. Bennett, a prominent Democrat, has
: nounced his intention OF voting for
Harrison and Read. He says he shall
do this because the Democrats have
made fusion with the Peoples party
and withdrawn the Democratic presi-
Dental electors. Judge Bennett waa
chairman Of the Democratic State con-
vention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
Conuirp Boar0 hDantc6.


ID GARD wANTED.-At bath Prach or Beasonhurst foS
ID a month weeks from Jiiy Ia, by az ALerra ~
family OF nan wife o. ana aa.shnr ~ Yer pr,'ssN
hoard with respectable American family rather tn1n no
tel with bathing prin eyes good table and socd sioe
ing accommodations. Address sitting tetmS -
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Conmirn DoarS.

q TRAwREyRY hill FARM.-2 miles from ro'kceR
- ale; beautiful, hehnfu location excellent tabc f.f
psrcufs address Mira. z. D. Unicrhil po'krepsIe, NY
&, INSIDE FARM. AGRA, n. Yin Catsxi,ls; hiFhi
- hcalthy piano. GOOD table, lovely DIVES; shade sno
extensive lawns 81 10 80
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1ln1rrlli UIecfluc5.


lHE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND UNION
SIDCK IAkDS co.
n Office is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stosAi olders Of The Chicaso Junction
Railways aid Unlsn Stock lsIds Company for The cleo
ton Of Directors and the :rsnsaesa u such eher b,s
shall tc!oIe the meeting. viii be held al hc
,ice Of company. at MOntgAIery ST. Jcrs-y Citi
y. j., on Thursday tbs 1th day OF July leO2' ~ IL
U clock the forenoon. u
Transfer books win close Tuesday. Juno T. 1S0@ a.
p. No. and reopen Friday. July S.
W c. LANE, Secretary.
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Dipi0eu0 Notites.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS and DIVI-
S ~ 5. - 4 20 and q w''m
A As%n wes S SSS CO. H. r. Co. 1' Mse cent
American Wa;s: Works Co.. Of Omaha
Hs iS"siH I Lint ana power rSws Co.
Austin { SM, wa as,, Co. GA ,s s. MtgeG
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern r. r. Co., lst Mtge A.
s eh ' z5nesvilc Gin. r. r. Co. pr'or Idea per
# HS4Sis g,. ( i /, T. g w.'e' Co.
cS"1Fs!s SssfSS K E Co. Co" Va
c ci{qe w Sei'' co., Est to St. Louis
camss tncnna Sfi Mdssa te1 f. Co. Is, Mso AZ
Coi .Ia Cd! Stree. R'y Co., Of Memphis.
I pSlios con.sldated Street ct Ry Co.
B:;: S'$ f. 5 SssP' s,. Ri e.
#$;$: =ss?s;s ;s: &C.
Ess$s%: ' Ess!sSs ss. .i%,s f Co. g. Co
G Gna"s Ge"ns W'i Nes cS
IIs;s II T5ss % Power Paper Co.
iowa. ci.% W Wnssf CO. Co.
essss sGch M GSs GG
Kaokakec Water Co.
K KeES5SHe w G%s CO e.
Ia Crosse CRY wis.
MeSSs : 9 6ai,. cS T5vss. d TS.
M S9'is SOfyas SGs'2 trust &c CO. Ns'
Newcastle 4 shenanao K. II. Co.
Newcastle, Wy. Water Supply Co.
Norhsrn Pacac & Manitoba r. r. Co. 1st Mtge. per
oleap Village NY. water.
SswS o:yssS fSx River Valley l r. R. Co.
Pennsylvania Plate.Glass Co.
I rFrss Gity WIZ Ne. {.ssoeD
F FSTts@ou Gy & Snass W Wates CO.
PPa nn1yy W %a'er W WoEss Go Co.
South Dakota Water Co.
st. Louis & Cairo r. r.
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Teyarkana Water Co.
Es!sso. A %aRens sa'S %%s% ohio
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yicksburu Shreveport Pacific r. R CO.
Wa,ttoS Cas- 5 TleS;ric ,l Nshs C., c.. r.
%csssS. S %af isS T. water Ss c.
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stnttcart & Arkonsa:; River R. r:
Detroit IIisdale S9nthye ,d DIV due July o-
yoct & Northern Indi'na r. r Co.
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Minns"nolis' Lyndale Mnnctonka & Minneapolis S..
JULY 1e, 1892
Montgomery Light Co; % eco,
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Ijlpioen0 Nctires.

CLEVELANp, CINCINNATI, 0niSSAGS AND ST.
A0'N' ~ SEW.YORk June 90 1892
ANNUAL DlXlDES ~ .o Of on .o: an q
this eemnsny On Aug l. 1892, to stockholders o. reeo'u
ynly III 1892 At The office Of Nests prexe Mofesh r
SnS NewYorS Transfer BOOKS will close ct ocIocss
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NETWORK June goth. 1892
Mr.. F. VI. THEREOF has this day been
4tl admitted partner IN nrn.
l.. Won HOFFMAN 20.
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MIR. THOMAS MAITLAND lctireS from or
WI nrm this day. decided remain abrcr and
MR. DALLAS Il. PRATT lcrone- member Of TIC hrin
MAITLAND, PHELPS 90
Nf.wYORK, July lst 1892.
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rr,s this day by limitation Al th pa tncrs arr author
izCd 70 syn in LIQUIDATION. 49,:
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eer he Carhe1 by M"Sss. tlo,d Ferris and WI an
4. Klntal, under tn FIRM name Of Ferris 4 Kimlmll
~. MINiON FERRIS,
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