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The sun., 1892-01-23
where Yesterssy's Fires wers.

M-345. at 84s East fifth stresst damage trihing;
40. 15l Second avenue. damage SiO $40, stand In
front OF 81 Mulberry street damage Slo $3.50 bakery
100 ninth avenue no damage: lO:<5. water tank on
roof At .O2 East Forty fourth street. damage $50.
JsGes Carroll dsmngeS2b; 80. 3tS Wet rorty.ihrd
street, occupied by Bridget Crunebly. fsmaxs Sbu;
80 ~ " ali er street H. Bernheimrr. damage $500.
The sun., 1892-01-23
virGinIa's Debt settlement Approved by the
Legislature.

RICHMOND. Jan. no.-A resolution confirm
ing tho settlement Of the Virginia debt WAS
report ed by the Finance Committees OF both
Houses Of tho Legislature to-day. 1t was
passed unanimously by the Senate. aud will
Le passed by the House to- o-morrow.
The sun., 1892-01-23
A MYSTERIOUS TRUNK.
Does Il Contaia an InEerual Machine for Mr
Wheeler's DestructIoas

Does IL Contaia Innrnal Machine for Mr.
Wheeier's DestructIoas
PORT JEFFERSON. Jan. GA rough board
case with an iron trunk inside arrived in the
village on Tuesday via the Long Island Rail-
road as freight. and was addressed Port Jof-
ferson Milling Co."
1t was discharged from the cars upon the
freight platform. and when the milling COM
pany's truck called it required four men to
put 1t on the wagon. When 1t arrived at the
works the secretary. W. T. Wheeler. could not
place 1t as containing anything ordered and
consigned to tho company. but started to open
the case.
When he had broken of two boards he
| stopped. as the removal OF the boards disclosed
to view An iron trunk about three feet long.
two feet wide and two feet high. When Mr.
Wheeler saw this he stopped work. and the
box and its contents were carefully removedto
a shed remote from the main buildings. The
reason why Mr.. Wheeler stopped further in
vestigation was the fear that the trunk might
More /. than year ago he had trouble With an
home hons; ,y He vas as In carriage. when pistol
The box which enclosed the trunk bears evil
dence Of having been used before. 4 Eemnapt
Const Lime. The waybill showed that tho
1t was taken to the Port Jefferson railroad
depot this afternoon to be returned to Long
Island City as unclaimed freight. The en-
Cloyres of the milling company and Mr.
Mheeler refused to handle it. Exrrcssmnn
derot He carefully placed it on his truck and
preferred to walk and lead his horse Mr.
Wheeler went to Westport and returned to.
The trunk arrived in Long Island City at
to james Cooper freight agent. Pier 32. South
street. New York. and from there returned
rough w % Ioards forains the cover COW S IN block Iat "
ters made with stencil. are. tho words:
Hard 8 Farnaceous. Several of the railroad
men who saw tho box are Of the opinion that
| a oko IL bein. played on Mr.. Wheeler. 1t is
understood that detectives have been Engaged
| to go to Westport and trace the person or per-
| sons who sent the trunk.
The sun., 1892-01-23

SlS5o-pomorest Sewing Machine. Call and see
them, ~ n East lAth st. New york-Ad~
The sun., 1892-01-23
OBITUARY.
Death sf Jnstsee Joseph r. bradley or ths
Waited States 9upreme Cent.

Justice Joseph r. Bradley Of the United
States Supreme Court died at his residence In
Washington at 6:15 yesterday morning OF gen.
eral debility. At late hour on Thursday night
his physicians gave up all hope OF recovery, and
announced that at the furthest they consid.
cred that he had but few hours to live. He
had been Ill for several months past and the
dawn OF tho new year found him very feeble
and confined to his bed. His malady did not
consist OF any specific ailment. but II was a
general breaking down OF his entire system.
once so robust and active. He was conscious
within two hours OF his death. and he spoke
then In rational manner When the end
came. at . quarter past 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. Mrs Bradley. her two daughters
and her son. with the physicians and
nurse. were present at the bedside
Joseph T. Bradley could trace his ancestors
In the direct line back to that Francis Bradley
who was member Of Gov. Eaton's family at
New Haven in 1850 His grandfather moved
from New Haven to Berne. Albany county. New
York. In 1901. His father was Philo Bradley
and his mother Mercy Gardiner Of Newport
Joseph Bradley was born in Berne on March
a. 1919. the first OF u family OF eleven chill.
tffen. Philo Bradley was we'll educated. and
had an excellent library. But II appears that
tho farm upon which the family lived barely
The sun., 1892-01-23

II yon have . cough don't delay. It 10 dangerous
P,so's Cure for Consumption will cure YOU Guaranteed
Az druGyiItA 26e.-las.
The sun., 1892-01-23

The Best Baking Powder.
"The Royal Baking Powder is superior to
any other powder which have exam
ined; baking powder unequaled for
purity, strength and wholesomeness."
"WlLL1S G. TUCKER, M. D., PHD,"
ASany, ~ hnaGys
The sun., 1892-01-23

a reputation here and in Australia as q
hasso singer. She leaves three children,
William. who was once a circus rider. and
Margaret. an actress. both living in Australia,
and Mrs. Annie leamans. the mother Of Jen-
ME. Lydia. and Ameln. who are all on the
stage. The funeral will bo on sunday and the
nterment In WoodlaWn
The sun., 1892-01-23

Best Runs-schaefer. 155: Slosson. 11e.
AvernRes-Schaefer. 23 1894: Slosson II S1-S0.
Tine 6f aen--Three hours Al minutes.
Referee-Mr. Lazy. Marker-Mr Scoield.
Frank Ives. the young Napoleon OF Billiards.
has announced that he will challenge Schaefer
foffhe' emblem.
The sun., 1892-01-23

more OF tn'sr gorgeous masses. and bilrk o,
them up with delicate nursing here and there
ntansG int f is s' c5mm"nd ""ftI"" q" Il" hbS ant
,; wns some Of his oldtime wondrouS; ,witchcraft
,no WITH the % cue lie roil.d una round hundred in
,.lcd. lic fired Of q magnificent and sweeping
,nnssf ,,n IN tho mi'idlsoi the table. and 2 m@.
III" "hi"ct @ t"Iis on The i"wer % rail astrido the
no ll,lIod away Mt th,m with his cue poised
inst tho anchor emp, b" nn,gglcd with tho
G'ss rni les on thS "pGn Hni" until an easy "rrr"m
lie lie arGass
,s ss he tackled tho lob Of whiting down
% va srGTing Go adyHnnGe g, his Guissrmnss
ilalls wouldn't yiclJ to his ehori to @ "a "ie them
nt% n2 ons,iTpcG ehI,I GIN The Wizard made t" YORK
was fu! q GEMS Of play % a!S! starred ed with more
III. b"Mr: /, sGIaeisr ao7,, Mr. slossen 25s." cried
sSsSsEss5 s..,{:s ss s ssr
5 rnsss sas Wanted %s 70 see tho %Esss, sEam
a e got STseRfk IN dhisfkernr yiG':Ff Hn H
o, anne y, 81 p, the Sl2ssonites got up and walked
11rlp' ~ the DrlSht nall dOWncaSt.
lhey appeared to think that their tavorites
MInnwnial was already q foregone conclusion
nnt s sms sns dd seem out o. Joint 1t couldnt turn
r?ms. and it was tn same cue. too. ''N' '"''
stnnhnee wards play grow stronger ms the
hi;uuaht h;musanhtt became. weaker. and soon he lot
tSrhyo, ttSrry execution He raced the globes
t,nnhfI,uen dazzling variety, Of, open
,ne haik lines. and tho sharp crack Of the c,,a
Wn the me ~ ,rins marked frequent ros plcndcnt
MASS mass. Draws and follows. drives and cushion
,ioLG ~" GGt lol e. them in hcnn. This Was chan,
''IihsnlP billiards and no mistake.
schaefer's CHEEKY laugh encouraged her hus.
oand and as for Mascot Pete" his face WAS
s"eay OF complete juvenile 10y The msrkor
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deposits in BANK. I3oGi,534 i3.2Y37JS IDc. lo9.i1
go: c,sh tai .s.I C:a go eI4l .9453a3 TIC 1913 SO
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
i,054,5l2 ounces of silver bullion On hand to re-
deem outstanding certificates
There little doing in the foreign exchanges
and, notwithstanding the engagement of $500, 900
gold for export, tire market was easy in tone
Quotations were unchanged as follows for actual
business: Bankers bills, $40 and 81 ssa
81 S8 IA fer long and short eterling respectively
French francs. 5.l6 10 and 81 Is 5-s rechmarks
0j JIG and 50 "a.
In London British coDsols were nat at O de-
cline Of is TO 90 5-16 for money and s6 3-s for
the account In the open market money was
steady at ! per cent for discounts and I-2 per
cent for bankers balances Bar silver advanced
l-sd. to 40 Id. an ounce. American railway
shares were dull but strong, closing higher and
generally at best figures At Paris French francs
rose % l-2 centimes to 1895, but later reacted
10 0s.s2 1-2. sight exchange on London further
falling 10 25.I7 francs to the sterling
Messrs. August Belmont g. Co.. offer TO invest
ors at ! "a and accrued interest limited amount
Of the Nashville, Chattanooga and ST Louis Rail-
way Co., first mortgage 3 per cent gold bonds
principal and interest payable in gold The
statement Of operations of this company for the
eleven years ending May 81, 1892, shows sur
tplus of S5Os,336 after drducting interest on
bonded debt. taxes rentals and improvements
and the company has paid quarterly dividends
on It's capital stock AT the rntc Of per cent per
annum since 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28
Total amount of Mtge. S3,OOO,OOO

,,n oo,,,,o g, 200 600 to to Issued only II and a.
future requirements Of the company may demahu, anu '
only in accordance with and subject TO the limitations u
on agreement between the railway company and inc
bankers. ,,.
fErraet Of e'r orue President OFT c"yand S"'''a
Raf,oay Company -
The City and Suburban Railway Company is con
"solidaron OF the properties formerly known as ce p
more Union Passenger Railway Company the baltimore
land Hampton Passenger Railway the Hish'eho1o"h a',
ont reeLe Railway, the baltimore ana YORKTOWN NAN
w,r thus merging through CITY Lines running In severe"
directons with the most important suouroeh i"iMa5s,
ond connecting Towson, Catonsyc Hampton ana foint
"Brccze. The extent OF the Railways now o"heo a,u
opcrated BY the City and Suburban Railway company
ebout nftythree miles Of single track About egnt hne
of additional track to he constructed and ell the me
'are to be thoroughly equipped electrically Us "p'u
transit Railway System
with HORSES AND UNDER sEPAKAIh
"MANAGEMrNr~. TIE AGGREGATE EAkNINr
"OF THE DIFFERENT LINES FOh THE f"oi
THREE YEARS AMOUNTED TO'
1850 NET.......................SS7 7OS.oO
&" 1890. NET. So,Hoo'"'
I" 1891. NET. .....lOLoSt.4<
"OR sg.JO1J7 IN EXCESS or THE AMOUNT
ACTUALLY REQUIaED TO PAY THE INTEREST
OK THIS ENTIRE ISIS X or BONDS FOR COR.
"REsPONDING PERIO
"The net earnings frat Ave months Of the pres
cat ycor incrense Of sl390 90 over net earnings
..for the same period OF last year"
The Bonds Coupon Bonds OF FloUo each 10 oesr''
with privilege Of registration Of principal Pnncp'l ana
Interest payabe in United states gold coin OF the present
standard OF weight and renes without any deducuoh
hv ,son Of any which said Railway Company may On
required 10 retain or therfrom by any law OF he
limited States or OF the State Maryland, for Stae pur
noses" Thcso Bonds b. redeemed before maturity
and are secured by mortgage covering ali the Lines U"
,ether with the franchises equipment real estate ana
proprrty OF every Kind description, no" OWNED OK
THAT MAY HEREAFTER BE ACQUIRED by the Ciy
and Suburban Railway Company.
A sufficient number Of the bonds Of this issue not ex
Of
all Of tho outstanding divisional bonds
Tho undersigned having purchased the balance OF inc
above Of bonds Offer them for sale at 100 per '''
ond accrued interest, payable Wednesday July at which
time negotiable receipts will be issued cxchangeaole Tor
bonds a. soon as engravcdl. AND RECOMMEND THEM
AS A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
Application viii De made list these bonds on the
Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Copies the mortgage. counscis' opinion &c. may be
examined NJ Office.
The -crpton will be opened NJ our Office ON the
morning Wcdnc .dav June 20 and close az O'Clock
the afternoon Of the day. Allomens will be made
ms promptly ~ possible thereafter
The right is reserved reject arrlicatioT. TO close
subscription earlier than The said date end 70 alot
smaller than those applied for.
ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS.
1875 EAST BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE. June % 1892.
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The dealings in State bonds included North
Carolina consol As at 100 and Tennessee settle
ment 81 al 1Ol l-o Sales Of city bank stocks
were Corn Exchange Il 81 at $50 Ia and Central
National 81 at 1885.
On a moderate volume Of business the general
bond market ended higher in all but few in
stances. Detroit. Mackinaw and Marquette land
grants rose l-s per cent to 43 l2, recovering
Saturdays loss. Oregon Improvement s. were in
demand at an advance Of per cent TO sc 7-S.
The Richmond Terminal Issues were stronger, col
lateral trust IS improving per cent TO Al 2, and
the Is, IA per cent TO IS IA Chicago and
Northern Pacific frsts are up l-2 per cent to
90. and Hooking Valley IS rose 3-s per cent to
81. Texas rycilic nrsts dropped l per cent 10 81
and the seconds income are of l-2 at o. AtchisOn
incomes are IA per cent lower at 80 ga. Refer
ence is made TO our full report Of bond sales
Money on call generally ruled at per cent but
there was an ample supply at this quotation,
The Clearing Ilonse statement was as follows
Exchanges S73,669l61; balances, &6,34l 1925:
The Sub-Ireasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House S595,s4j. Its net gain on balance since
ETiday was S2.s,4o4' nude up BY a ssi yin Of Of
coin The two DAYS operations included: Re
cepts, $7,sO0,5Se; payments, S7,57l ,042 result
Ing in general balance Of Sl25,o69, 566, con-
sis'ing Of ~ s47,sl5 coin and $1s,222, 81
The Unted' States Treasury at Washington
received today $2sj,i57 National bank notes for
redemption.
internal revenue receipts S006,sOs, and the mis-
celaneous receipts $26,4jI.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
Ne. gold on g s ig1s z Dec sSo So
Mt silver on ma cA64,o0 6oso747 Inc 22Jssi
net on 'f 1s"d 7soeeos 7sss7l2 Inc. 5oens
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II EFCNDING WATER BONDS.

Sealed proposals viii received hy the Trustees
the Town OF ionemont n the S.ate OF Colorado until
O'Clock 4. NJ. the 2c'h day Of July, 1892 tn"
placing Of the whole ~r any part OF seventy Kcfundn9
Water Bonds Of said Town, Of one ThOuytf Dollars
eacl. u " dr ted is 1892, aud rciermabic
the pleasure Of the Town ait ten AMI fully payable
In twcntyfour with ncics. siN per pcr
apnun. payable s"nl annually In February and August
The principal and int" ~ payable az the orcc Of the
Town Treasurer Ia Longmont with current exchange
..scw-YOft
Far rounding these bond,, the 1pan has complied
with all the requirements OF the fws IN relation thereto
The Trustees reserve thr right 20 reject any all
bcs to accept any part II bid The binds will
he ready for delivery oy tac LIST day of August 1892
Anv ohcr inform alton VIII Le given upon 2pilc alton
Proposals should be sdiresse T. the undcrsiqnef and
endorsed Proposals for Ron nding water bonds"
GEO. j.. SMITH. Recorder.
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OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF FIRE
AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
CITY Oh MEN Pills, Shelby Co.. lem. June o, 1892.
Under and by virtue Of the authority conferred bl
ton rs Of an act Of the Legislature OF Tccs.cc pass
March D. 1883, and under and by the resolution
passed by the Legislative Council this day the follow.
Ing words and ngurs, VIZ.
Resolved. That the President u the Board Of Fire ad
POLICE Commissioners be and he Is hereby and
structcd Ia issue call for the REDEMPTION OF
the Taxing District Bonds, be ictrd July 1892 aud
that the Interest the bonds called
Resolved further. that said call hall for
so uoar bonas OF " series maturing III 1919 and shall
lGS9 1922 i5s s 1891 It3 5e, 1899. 1901 I!eo,
i'I; l35o I53 i5;i I;;s l572 lyi 1870 1890 iiss
at least ten DAYS Ia Memphis daily newspaper one
DAILY paper published In the city Of New.Yok.
do hereby call In for pay thirty 900 90
bonds number rcd - above
said bonds VIII he paid tex July, 1892, eouponsl on
presentation or a,cr july /, S9. at the National City
bank In New:forb city; or at the Memphis CITY Bank
~ Memphis, Tenn. and interest said called numbered
bonds will cease after july l. 1so2.
W. I. CLAPP
President Of the Board OF Fir, and Police
49, Comni:slol'rs OF TIE Ci'y Of Memphis.
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Dlp,0en0 Notlres.

MINNESOTA IRON COMPANY.
OFFICE or THE TREASURER. MILLS BUILDING
NEwYoRK, June 10. 1892.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
N UNE.HALF IA PER CENT has been declared on
capital stock OF this company. payable and after
July ]. 1907 at this once. The transfer books Will be
closed o'clock p. M, Monday, June 90 1902, and
reopcned Saturday July 3 1902, at 10 o'clock a.
\. }. PATERSON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28

LOUISVILLE NEw.ALBANY AND CHiCAuo
E$4, & "A. IS ,;8i5ss ,s5sj
louisville. ST LOUIS AND TEXAS
Numb OF Miles. ~ a -. III -, In
Third In June snioi $3.50
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
(whoc systern)
f HG"r;; q &; s So ssSs &,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number OF niles. l,O:i i0.a .,cd ~
Third In June. slltlJ9 sI.3da,9 5,. -
Jan. ] - Juae 81 5,1G1.Co iOi''"-- 'o'oo-'
PITTSEURG AND WESTERN.
Numb OF nllc-........ ~ 3ol 80, o.;
Inlrd week in June. iHtS Tts3vl ~ ~
Jan. ! June IL. loo 1Of 53-'ooo iooo''N'o
OHIO RIVER
Number OF miles 2O9 Zoy s,- 81 -:
Second fl4 GOD SIi',,o S13 30
Jan. ! 10 June l4...... ZOio1 <'i'i-' -"''''9
NEw.Y0RK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
Month OF May
Clos carnine- s2f9IO1O ~ w 40 SEnI o.
Operating expenses. lGlSfD 1f3.2S2 ifZl'o"t
Net earnings ..... es7s col Ss701sA $500 oo2
Deduct production due
10 loased lincs........ 20 81 I"b 6li 2u' -
Net earninzs....... 1857 $50 sG79.j4O 1910 81
Oct o. Nav 81
Gross f1S go Cpl elS sos 22I e2CJo !lD
Operating expenses. l2.3j932i i2jj3.36l l3si91so
Net carnncs......... sG.HNoo7 81 oj2 800 sl4co.n7
Dedr't pr0pOrtiOn due
To leased lines........ 17otG7o 1850 Oo1 173, 40
Net months...... si.7O5.Gof 81 800 Sj5 - 61j0
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THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Small sales of Government As coupon carried the
price to within Is per cent Of the final asking
figures The market was firm. but last quotations
were unchanged as follows:
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~ II ERE is for immediate sale a small amount
l. OF Treasury Stock OF the Ar1ylc Gold Mining Com.
puny and the Topeka Mining Company. both Gold
ducers and both celebrated Topeka Vein, Russcl
Mining District Gipin County l"Xinrdom OF Gipin"j.
Colorado. For full particulars call address
HAMILTON. LOWE n CO. Transfer Agents.
Suite S01. Chamber Of sInE cree. Chicago.
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BOND NEWS

Location. Charactor Amount.
Kansas CITY Mo.-As suggested bv us on June
20, there probably genuine
bid made for the ( n AZ
rent s"mi.annual 20-year gold bonds
owing to The pending iitlaatIon
The Kansas Chv Tines. saws
enrling this Issue that '1he
dtonal bids for tho Issue n water
works Lords were taken under ad-
sn%oc,oH Th pGnas IS Sr e . SG1s a T
they orr not at all satisfactory. One
Of the bidders for the water issus
lft the citv YESTERDAY high
duiccon r. was Mr.. Floischrnan.
OF Cleveland twho Is understood 70
represent the firm NJ w J. ITavcs
Sons 6f Cleveland boston aud
New-NOrk who bid for s., 0O0 OtO
OF bonds without having the money
TO pay for them and without putting
up forfeit All he wanted was
time 20 rails" the money. lie l"f.
Nowinc vengeance on the town. and
saying that Kansas CITY didn't know
how TO treat a capitalist when II got
hold Of ono: "" told every IN
the Co1tfol'cr's Office thu. be would
make the town smart for the treat.
Dcnt he had received" These bonds
prfcisclv IN the condition
r"gsrdinf litigation as tho Issue o.
water bonds Of Austin. Texas. 70
which litigation Is sim coltinued ac. '''''''V'
corning 70 the o ~ the
plaintfe> notwith staallnc the str
incnt o. "Ths Financial Chronicc'
that suits by citizens and others
not being pressed.
NEW COMPANIES
Aspen. Col.-No,to Mining Conpary J. r
Freeman. president, capltal -. 100000
c. i. .AGime president. -, 1000 OCo
BROOKS, ~ s'dcnt '..'..... 500 600
,p'n!. J. H. Garincr. presdea. '.. CSC. 900
Denver Go, -Naw.York and Chance Mining
dent 49,. 49,. 100000
%.
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financial.
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.

CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.
CITY or BUFFALO. n. Y......................3L' s
CITY or CLEVELAND. OHIO SCHOOL ~ g.
CITY or BANGOR, MAINE....................... g.
CITY or ALBANY. GA. .... a.
CITY or BEATRICE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S..
CITY OF BOHEMIAN. MONT, sCHOOL........ g..
CITY OF CHICAGO Ills, SCHOOI........ 2. .
CITY or CEDAR FALLS. IA. sCHOOI....... "a
CITY or DtNvILIE. Ills. sCuOOL..... A..
CIn VI DhNIeON' TEA~..-.. IS.
CITY or KNOXVILLE TENN. IA
CITY OF KANSAS CITY. MO.................. a..
CITY or MORRisTOWN. TENN. SCHOOL, "a
CITY or OMAHA. NEB........ ................... ~.
CITY OF ROANOKE. VA. ....................... H..
CITY or SAN ANTONIO. TEX........ -. and a..
CITY or WYMORE. NED... ~.
CITY or WAXAHACIE, TYX.................. O.,
NEBRASKA school. u fSTRICT ........ a..
OTTAWA OHIO. SCHOOL a..
PORT WASHINGTON. WIS. SCEOOI. g..
COUNTY or FLOYD, Gt...................... a..
COUNTY or MC>KIN6UM, OHIO....... ~.
COUNTY or SHELBY. MO................... ~.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA. .......... A.
FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED on ApprrcA
TON SEND FOX SPECIAL CIRCULARS
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CHEMICAL BANK STOCK . shares for sale,

CHEMICAL BANK STOCK . shares for sale,
~ separar or together. r. J. q JENKINS. Jh.
Brokers. Broadway and Ecnt-aye. Bro flyn.
Y OTlCE-Scalcd proposals will be received
~ until 3 j. NJ. OF Ihut'day. June 10 ls'.. AZ the
oce o. the pennsy Company for Insurance. on Lives
tra,tc. for tho -1lc tlcm Of many OF the Pladc
pnia Wilmington baltimore i.aliroad stock Trust
Certificate g. ssl.iiS will pay Tor.
Tho OLE ring at The Lowest prices exceeding cost
ing In nRgre, not than the amount stated. will
be accepted rlrtie. Offering them advised once
payment be- made when the certificates assigned aud
after July I. 1892.
Propoels should I've iniorscd Proposal for sale Of
rhiads phla Wilmington and baltimore Railroad
Ttus, Certificates" and addressed to
IISDLFY SMYTI. Pros. 5i1 Chesnutot.. Philadelphia.
GALE or VILLAGE WATER BONDS
- Sealed proposals viii De- received by the Dosrd
Water CommIssonc. Of the vlilise Of Lion y; y until
for the purchase OF +o5o0000 IN value Of tho Water
are TOR ~ 0h0 each payable at the lion National Bank
at Illon T. " thirty years from July 1897 the
righ Of redemption any time after twenty years and
at four per cent payable
annually the 1 day " January and July Issued under
NJ Chapter lSl Of the Laws OF 1915
State New.york and the laws amencaoyy thereof and
suppl .nicntary thereto and will be sold les,
par. Right reserved 20 reject any oil proposals. In
whole " In pat Full information Furnished appiea-
ton \. y. Russell secretary u the Hoard whom
proposals should b. addrsscd marked pRoPoSAhs FOR
WATER BONDS" 4. n. RUSSELL.
Secretary Of Board OF Water Commissioners.