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Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
1ERSTE|N -
0WENTHAL
How Many Seeds to a HIP !.

The other day few successful fars
mers were discu ssing on the number
of seeds required for hill or row,
when one remarked: "That de-
pends entirely on where you buy
your seeds After many years trial,
/ have come to the conclusion that
Vick's seeds must be sown more care
fully and not as thick as other seeds,
because every one grows. This goes
to show that it pays to buy seeds Of a
firm that you know can be trusted
As one such, we advise our readers
to write to James Vick's Sons, Ro-
chester. N. Y, for their Floral
Guide, 1892. 1t is gem.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
Wrecked on the Rail.

LANCASTER, Pa, March ia disas-
trous wreck occurred on the Pennsylva-
mia railroad near Coatesville, Pa. An
east bound freight train was thrown
from the track by broken brake rig
ging, and sixteen cars loaded with mer-
chandise were telescoped and smashed.
David Mowery Of Columbia, Pa, a
brakeman, We badly Ind
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
PERSONAL.

Mr. Frank McCray is back from
a business trip to Stevenson.
Mrs. Neal. Robinson is again at
home after an absence Of several
weeks in Mississippi on the sad oc.
casion of the sickness and death of
her venerable mother.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
A Brothers. Discovery.

AUSTIN, New, March 10.-Leopold
Bauman, rancher, left Santa Rosa
CAL, in December last for his ranch
near here. He arrived at Cortes, New,
and on Jan. II left for home on horse
back. A few days ago a brother found
Bauman's saddle and blankets, together
with his overcoat and two hip-joints.
It is. though Bauman was frozen to
death and the body eaten by coyotes.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
a Bank President Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-Nelson u.
Evans, ex- x-president Of the Spring Gar
den Insurance company, and former
director of the defunct Spring Garden
bank, has been arrested on an affidavit
sworn to by Albert Barrett, the special
agent Of the treasury department..
charged with having misapplied $780,
600 of the banks funds. Evans was
held in $15, 900 bail.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
State Normal School

~ = y. Humphrey, Huntsville. AM.
DEAR SIR:
having given your great blood
era .ieny falr trials among the teach
uls ana students of this Institution,
sitn q most satisfactory results in cas-
i y serofula and rheumatism, take
p treasure In stating hat it is all that
sou claim for it, and I cheertully
&c atscommend it to all persons suffering
II sacn oo diseases. Respectfully,
~. w. II. CoUNCILL.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
COMMISSIONER CLEMENTS.

The Ex-Representative of the Georgia
Seventh Gets the Appointment
WASHINGTON, March 11-Hon. Jud-
son G. Clements. ex-representative from
Georgia, has been appointed interstate
commerce commissioner to succeed the
late W. J.. Bragg, deceased. The presi-
dent has sent the nomination to the
RAnaTp
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
Mating.

We call particular at
tentiOn to our new stock
of China and Japanese
Straw Mating, lovely
designs, at prices rang
ing from Is to 45c.
All small lengths OF
Brussels Carpet contain
ing from 8 to 25 yards
each, original price 6Oc
to $1.OO all go at
so Cents.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
Society Meetings.

MASONIC.
Evening Star Lodge No. 6 secont
Monday night Of each month, at thel
Hall in Davis Grove. Ell. 9. Bin
ford w. M. Charles dendley Sec.
SHARON COURT.
EMeets at Masonic Hall. in Davl
Grove, 1st, 3rd, Friday nights .
5 o'clockMrs H. G. Binford, M. A
Mrs. Mollie Belts Secretary. s,..-a... ss.4ss
ODD FELLOWS. Il
Spring City Lodge No. 276S meet
1st and 3rd Tuesday nights in eac
month. Charles Rice, N. g.; +, j
Davis, Sec.
NJ. NO. /.
1st and 3rd Tuesday nights. Mr.;
Lizzie Nelson w. p, Miss Sara
ocruggs, Sec.
IMBfACULATEs.
Huntsville Lodge No. IA NEE
every Friday night at their tlal
Emanuel McCally w. NJ, Waite
Thompson Capt. Of ceremonies Sal
Taylor, Sec
PRINCES HENDERSON TEMPLE NO. Al
1st and 3rd, Tuesday nights Mr.,
=. A. Mcdonald w. p, Miss Erm
Hall, Sec.
United BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP.
United Brothers Of Friendship l.
md 3rd Monday nights. A. Rob
.rts, w. NJ, William Bates, Set
Queen Esther's court. No.13, meets 3r
Iouday nights in each month. MINI
)onegan, M. B @; Emma Leatherwoo.
VS.; Maria McCalley. Chron.
The Opening Gems No. % NEE
irst and third Saturday OF eaci
month. Leah Martin, M. s., Emm
Trey Beasley K. s., Maria Sue Tu,
er. w. ID.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12

Happy and content is home with The Ro
chesteri" lamp with the light Of the morning
Aa~ catalogue. sUviss Ree%sstsy Lang Co. NewHass
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
Is Cents.

One lot Gents Guyot
Suspenders in white and
colors, the same our
competitors sell at SOC;
not more than two pair
to each customer.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12

OVER POLITICS.
Two Alabamians Get Mad and
Pass Blows.
Separated Before Harm Came
to Either Party.
A Card in News Paper Causes the
Trouble and the Sheriff Stops
the Fight in Time to Pre-
vent Serious Hurt.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 11.-As q
result of the present heated political
campaign in Alabama, the first notable
personal difficulty has occurred here. In
the morning paper appeared the follow
ing:
A CARD.-In the editorial Of The ALI
ance Herald Of the Sd inst, concerning
Colonel Herbert and myself, all the mate
rial statements are deliberate and mali
cious falsehoods, and known to be such by
the two authors who concocted the article
Fortunately the reputation Of the two ad-
venturers from Pike for untruth and dis
honesty Of motive are too well known for
any statement from them to surprise or
deceive any true Democrat.
f. G. RANDOLPH.
The card referred to a statement in
The Alliance Herald that Judge Ran
dolph recently went to Washington city
to get Mr. Herbert again enter the race
for congress against Colonel A. A. Wi
ley. The words 1.-THE Two Authors,
were printed in large capitals, and were
supposed to refer to Editor Baltzell and
Colonel Wiley.
Baltzell and Judge Randolph came
together on the street in the afternoon.
Judge Randolph was standing on the
sidewalk talking to some friends at the
time. Baltzell approached from behind.
and caught Judge Randolph on the
shoulder, pulling the judge around
facing him, and struck him in the face.
Judge Randolph Immediately struck
back, but before any serious blows were
passed Sheriff Westcott, who was pres
ent, separated the combatants.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
g. Cents.

We have just received
1000 yds Of our popular
ward wide, soft-fnish,
Bleached Domestic at
above price. While this
quantity may appear
large. it will not last
long. All in need Of any
should COM at once.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
WEEKLY GAZETTE
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1892
* MASONIC. !

Dayids Temple Lodge No g. Tuscaloosa. Ala
Regular meeting first Tuesday night of each
month. EDWARD PICkEII,
P.B. GOODE. Sec. W NJ.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
Choice City Lots For Sale

On monthly payments. Houses
built when lots are paid in full.
Apply to.
NEWMAN BOYD & CRUISE,
At. Huntsville Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
NetLr0t0ic YerS;l1lS

and those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overwol will be relieved by taking
BrOsOn'S Iron Bitters. Genuine
haa trade mark and crossed red Lines on Trappar.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
10 Cents.

90 doz. Boys and Girls
heavy ribbed, seamless
Black Hose; all sizes.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.

THE PREsa is the organ OF no faction;
pulls no wires; has no animosities 10
avenPe.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12

't17t1Ts VI5 TecscN q utE. 10 besS dfld
Cheapest Newspaper In Ar,ertco.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
Is Cents.

80 doz. Boys and Girls
heavy Derby ribbed blk
Hose, French toes, dou-
bic heels; the best for
the money we ever Of
fered.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUE
the y " Es8

The PRESS has no superior In New York.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-03-12
F.L.DM J.,


Gordon Building, Opposite Mercury
Office. 1y.
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election NoIitcs.

" Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, PCRS. AM
ttcd An az 10 coasol9,is ana d'c- ne 'pecn ana
mi lrtcr-,u In the CITY ~ N.W.firN.' That ~ thN
General Tl-rtiol J.. Ia th' stste An the Iur.iay
Ing fnA first Monday Of NOV sroer next me Ie1o"
ne municipal officers To b= ehoseh IN me o!V anu
Mayog. lor tcn 0; two years. In place Of Hugh J.
PRESIDENT Of tac Beard Of eTnen. fc' term " two
y.pr- ln ulIce oi John II. \. $3.50 d.
IN rty Aldermen ior term uf to lesr, t"oly-
Of whom ana, elected follow; one n casa OF IN,
mt tMcnty ,hs Assembly D..t.les a. re S"- new
rli.t and IN, rel-anin. Aldermen shall b e-ct'i
a, follows. ono from district comprising ne nventy-
th.fd ward and from district comprising nS !.'nV
fourth Ward said rAds new eHI. ty s" so = tsr,
men ncn. elected under the Provision VI ehap.r fVS OF
A Register Tor. term OF three years. In place Of
County r-fX for term OF three years. IN pace Of
William j. hcKeuna who wa. apposat"G by the UONsiaOr
ln ia of Leonard A. nis.cIl:h. r~slgntc 49, o.
A JuI.s O. tho Court u COGmon Pleas Tor me CiH
and County 0, New lor. for torn OF saFtsn ye.r; IN
the pAC. o. Leonard \. G~.sryh nae va. spp+hss W
ms Governor place Of Henry Wider AIea. deceased
C,y Judge. Tor term Of fourteen YEAR, III pace oil
Ja.,i,s or the District Court Of the Ci'y o. Now
Yor. 70, Fra Judcia District II place Of W.ghops
vacancy caused BY ths dca,h d Peer MessI aud WIZ
shall An unexpired thereof which onds On the
An ,tihIsna Surrogate for the CITY apd County Of
New.YorI pursusns 20 ch1pter G2 VI hs Laws iss2'
Tor me term 81 fourteen yeor, -
~ Thir,y M-mscr, q Assembly. one Of whom shall no
81 ,rtrd In each ~ the A.emb,y Dstres a. now estao-
lish,d By Law and whose torn OF oie. fs one vear
~ - MICHAEL Y. BLAKE.
CIerA OF the Common Council.
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SILVER.
Silver certificates. OLA s3as s3's s3's s3R 10000
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PROSP ECTUS.

PRE-LNT NALIE.-The ore mat ha, been f'noNyu
In the Irc.'n, n a-nt4de % ne Not only j. thls
,sn nine 30 IL i. a. tai PN,1 m Se BY hof.
oush.y fc..ab., ensi.es place tn III ssnt' re' -
;'na,'i c,pt"t;rc II 10000 W.. eaAa'e aei!!onai
me- - ,le ,''Ie ,,a,a s V' 3,d - oa5a on
Goi.p OK ,Il.,EK sa,..r, cr',lh.aie, OF orc
sh ll's, show ,na, aai me Na.-e = III t,l ne re-
uncovered BODIES IN which we goa i 'fseN !" 'N
''M,NE - pnY, 80 ptNpINC. The mine Is
ho.tns IA hn,ry required at present ana %lH Sot
ton can b. re- - ~; neow the prsc-t lowest e'el
"iNrG$l' o. III wonKiSt>.-Th grdsrgrogq3d
noiSng' ie'c., ,'o,N'i-ts -, ""oo, hss been found %
,iS,d con,.auoa,y To- go feet along the ode there
!, t' ga %, IN o.. e 4 t d r,at icr,. ana n.o Ia
ths bottom woro.ngs W LIMIT lie vet SHOWN to the eA'
'''f >bn,idtii ia Anoi>T or ORE. The loac is {,
W. ,? To- h,- f e5 ra ore has b @ba ro1,
ao t ' -. r. H' ,ht 6 is'S eAnG. aat a.indss
more 4 S" nf tGVhAL N'ass Ia.
g.ns'r Who a. eNsmn,ton e me mine az ,nr un.
I'd go Sc ' ,. g 'o ase.; Z 'l is,
% a' ,hs G,,,'y 4 r., mt d'th Of or in 2
n, ,,s yenG. 20 a6oi oncof - earn ~. Lode
m,ic. simple calculation Nll mon'ate The enormous
'', sizE 81 81 rs rnoriRr, %.af pop,.ty
covers 30 acrvs Thee 81, al.o 'a.uaole ga" '''''
"'lfr me- arr anqur.ton,I- no Scytn STAR
HlIi'iir nappy lack sad oher Mines BENG "''' '"''
"IqrirmfST The mines are Pp..ea IN very YAK, Gx.
Hnt rr .i s,ar, 49, once san Quart Black
House Loisng House, Nil! On! Reduction "oF''' In
wATrK ,Np FrEoE2a;"r Mil GT' c. sn %aa. s IN
tho a G t- 'a r be Ec S h fo wi c and o5er
pura,.,. ia re'ii., ot'anal, T.c COMPANY o"n' val
ffotf ~ I'd
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Dlpi0eno Notices.

OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC, C OMAN
% nVOAD.ST. (MILLS BClLDlN5l ,ooo
% NEWYORK. september g 1892.
COUPONS due October from the following
,onds viii be paid on and after that daie at this once
,hcrn p,rld, H. H. Co. Of Cal. lst Mtee q per cent
:,",herr Pacific Of Cal. LIST Mtge. D pf CENT
Son,hern Pacifc Branch Ii'y Co. 1st Mtse' o.
%,,Lcrn nv ist Mtgc. 5s. 49,. 80. am,
cenrai Pacific H. r. CO. Land ,nds ext oso Hr f n
Centoi pac r. II. Co. 1st Mtgc fhai. joaquin, ~ D.
Central sc H. r. Co., per eent God l'onas q M, iD''
.,n,g.ns La & Tex Il; X. aud :. ). w. u. Mt-jv &
TToCwYork Texas & Mexican H. r. Co, ist MICE l.
ifo"s,on Texas Central Cons. u per cent
it".ston TeNas Central General Dr cent
,iiDrstnn TEXAS Central Dcbentures per c'ht
iii,n,"ston TEXAS Central Dcbentures = Jgr rch 49,
~ MLATIN NATIONAL BANK, New ! ork,
.n,cnLer % lsl2.-lht Directors 81 uI- ''Ih nav
- AN DECLARED resular dividend Of pr cohc 'i -.
ul' di,dend Of | per cen, out oil me carnnss @i
an nas' siS months PAYABLE on ah fiNr CcD"t o.
tno Ha' The tran Ter VIII be closed uhti ula0
date. 49,, - - =, ,-,,
TOLEDO ONO CtNTkA,; kAiI an, y, O,,e2
THE DIRECTORS Of this com ma yA 9fye 6g g.
oAErfn pEk rN upon 4. Fie,eied RHO, otN cdbany
resisv Oct Is. 1892. al the teltrdl L "st n
or or N"w.York Transfer book wl DE- eo'e' w" '0'
goo and Mi f,e ieopcncd oct 60 lay ,r,o.urN,
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Notice Go Gatpdncrs.

FINANCE DiIARIMEN /, ,,.-
BUREAU FOR the COLLECTION Of TAAE>,
No. 81 CHAMEEfc,-',f. lsfCWARf 81 DlNp'
NETWORK, october g. loy-.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.


s% .sSS ,a : $Ss '5f&SsS
CHICAGO AND GRAND TEUNk.
Ess$'S 6: y sSs 50 . go Is
jan c II S,Ac ST. PAUL AND KANSAS CITY
Ss%}'' &C ,;s ~ s3s; i5 a5
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN AND MILWAUKEE.
fs$$'' ss5 !; i5, l f;s5S i;
ERLANcEE SYSTEM.
fsi'' : T' ss g$$S sss' s ;
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
81 Hss,-; s.s #: : s ;qGis s3j .
GRAND TRUNK or CANADA
~. T &c se E :i ,. 'ta's9 ls 81 ~
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
FsS a &c: 9: $: s5ss4:: ,:: sfi3
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TEREE HAUTE.
tBrOnch Iancs) o.o 90
Ss9,': 8. a: ss.s$; :sss ;'ss'5
TOLEDO. COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI ~ >,
f Tsg>' s,: 2: p s;o s =. "A , ;ii5
jan CLEVELAND CT f,T. AKRON AND COLUMBUS.
SsS$', e: %'' 4. g; 3: 3; !5
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND "EoRGIA.
s.ss5s , q n A s, ' u,osa "s''ss55
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
x .sss . e me- $50 ,s;5 3; 50 81
SAN fK&xcisco AND NORTHERN PACIFIC,
Ss$$f' ssa, 34& ;5 &c ;55:3:
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
ss%Sf' y e, %' s SO f9 :; :5:s
WESTERN XEw.YoRN AND PENNSYLVANIA
Ss"S' e ".'' f;p SO s. . :
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEwJrRsEY.
S@:ss ssS:n.. ? 9Ss 81 .al i S3 's:i
Ne, .nn,ne, ........ s5.7.o7o s50oo7o s55373'
Ss3;,ss s, $s :Si4 ' si ;'s
Ne, for months &C.. s9col ss7 20 s5s7l5 s3.S'e.77o
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Month Of August ooos osco oo2,
$ $ss :5 s ssss "a s.:5
Ne, earnings ......... so7i.I2o sc5725s s"o.sei
July to Aug. 81 o,,o g, m, e.s .,-,o,a,
6pcrating e2pcases.. 2oSl17 2$ilaei 2i2'o-a
No, 70, . months. ~ aOo COS sisis i5i 81 a27.14a
NEW-YOEK. SrSQUEIANNA AND WfSIEtN
Month 81 August .o-., .,cn
Gross earnings tlit ~ Fitf 80 9i,o 20
Operating eNlenses...-- soIpf 0Vfo' D'''-
Ne. c,rrln.s ........ so7Ci8 sCsa5o 1870
Jan NO H'H' o. 81 oo7o72 al eco $50 sI1l3t2-
Operating eXpensc'...- b'o''V '''''o' w
Ne, 70, months .... si3l9s2 siei2 os sio2 io3
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
Month of August 90 40 81,
number OF miles. 90 ann nnfoO cot. pa
Gross earnings ~ 90, ~ ~ "a d19
Operating eXpenses iI5'ooi 4f'''o ioD''
Nc carnin gs.......-- 800 e''ii' "'''''
July to Aug. 81 ..o,.-o s,co RI, a,o, ~
Gross earning sdgl23 F6.11 y, WI ri
Operating cNpcnses. 2I'e'i -'''"'' 80
Net for months Fl1",A' si'o'Vo' @4'"-'''
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DGOPOsALs FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gc!p Wantco.

xxTAN lrI-4or the ULl,ed STATES Amy eoc'bodltd
~ uumIrfeI mcn between OF Il ana 80 years
FOOD rly laons clothing ana med'a az -nl'n'"i dpp.i.
s,,t must be- brpafel G. furnish SATISFACTORY ekllihc ~
80 40 cha ~tctsr ana hant,. Apply 81 lW IarA lso',
~ II ,blnsdon square. NowYsrl Cy. - oil ru.tsA'st'
UrODkYn
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Proposals.

4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall street, NeT:
IL auplcate @n > received 6,E' 9nti = oc,SeS I'D mS
lamp chinncy. or Army lamrs rroi r,ncS IN te fssn
u articles II domestic production manufacture ono :
or, q qa,y ma frc- neiuans in az, ~. rs.- OF
Lriag oqa. Al Information furnished on snplieMon 70
understand. 1hr Government roscree' the F.ht u rct
a1y - ali rrpo,... Lnyoop'' oonta nins nr9,o" 81,
should b. ,rk.t "rropo'al' ior Lamp th!nneyt' ma
b. addressed 70 allen. j. PERRY Ass;sant quarter
l.. = ArNT.
GOPOSALS FOR TS.-Phila-
/ Gepha DcRt q tie onartefma,,ers D'inr Ip ennt'
.4os Arch.st. philadelphia. Penn september ~, nv
seaei Proposals trIhcate VII BE- eyci here a., gr
II o cock A. No. Monday october - itJ& Tor fufhshlhg
Inc Quarrrmastrr' DlaI,r cn IN hi, .ty ",'n i09
saa pie the schnyNu Ars'na N III, city Bas 10,
STATE The earliest dat when th"y WI nsr mrs. d1py'rI
.a6.oqgch, deliveries Goyemnent re,eIN@s The tishs n
,ttc - tGn-stc pl0dnet!0h nanfacturN conditions
~ ouolrv and mice ncludnc In the price Of foreign pro
dctlons or MANUFACTURES the duty thereon beng equal
NAMES ,r PROPOSALS specifications Vii be furnished by
az orce don application Bd' should BE- accompanied
with the required guarantee NiAch must he IN 10 per
com O, the value tho aIcn proposed Tor. LnkeoIr,
ming urouo~,s be Endorsed Proposals Tor UNDER
sGir. . and addressed the Dcp', GNa,crTa,tot v s.
Amy Phlaie. phia Penn. \ NOCkWELL Quarter
4" a,.cr L ; Army In charge q Depot
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NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE To TAAPAlEKs.
~ Office II HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y Assessment Roll. % Real E.t,to, rei.ont Properly
mud Ii,nt stack In the C.ty ard county NewiorN Tor
r var ls9e and tic warrant. for tn, collection Of nIn'
Inv. been dslNcr,d undersigned anil inst A. IN
t,Ea On .a $50 -,mcno rolls dus aad syso,e 8;
tai, olioc 49,, A.. - -, ,.,.,,
Der next, thc p,g-on raylag ~ rnLtrI - w
hnefs ncrt on d In SECTION Sl2 OF the N.wYork CIV
on.o ltiol NJ o. 1S,. VIZ; etuction or NJ re' ~
81 coht pr annnm between tn> dsy oil Su'
GEORGE " Mclean.
Receiver Of Taxes.
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financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD GO.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Illinois
Central Railroad l. 10 be he'd General ohce Of The
Company. in Chicago. Wednesday, 12th 0.
October. 1892.
The Board CT Directors determined TO submit 20
that meeting with th,r recommendation for Us adoption,
the following proposition
Tha. the Capital Stock of the Company be Increased
from $4,000 900 to $4,000 900 by issue Ct Fifty
Thousand Shares Of slco each Stakeholder Of record
goth Of September 1892 TO have the privilege Of
subscribing. at par fr One Share In respect to every
Nine Shares then registered in his provided vr.:cea
advice Of his intention toll. such proportion OF
sha b. receive. by the Company, In SesYork on
before sepsember 80, 1892.
Payment for the shares to be made In full TO tho
Company NewYork between the 18Th and .hc 3st days
Of October 1892 the rate q oas Hundred Dollars
share. Certificates Tor will be delivered on tho
third business day a.,cr payment In full shall have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe TO- fractions Of shares
shall upon payment III se.o receive scrip convertible
into full po!G stock vh'n presented in sums Of one
Hundred Dollars n.ulupes thereof such scrip shall
lot draw dividends.
BY order Of the Beard q Directors.
=. q. HAcKsTAFF
August II, 1892. secretary
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DIR e c T O r S:

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London october /, p. m-Ccnsols 9g l'-lo f9F
money and 81 for the account CANADIAN l1ohc g 80
d. O4i, cx Itcrcst $500. ,o. a, co f,,,es
Paris advice quote per. ce,h .,1t " n,iiio,
-Yl, Confines for the accOrIt The amount % tplp
gone into the Bank OF England ~ bHi.h,,s ocsy o6
francs 40 rentimes for the account
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Contincn. the open market rate was little

the Continent the open market rate was little
higher at Paris.
The supply of commercial bills was not improved
bmt fortuna tcy there little demand for re-
mittance. Rates were firm until Friday when
they Welded a fraction. chiefly IN consequence of
free offerings of bankers bills, which were pro-
yoked by the higher price of money. The mar
ket closed quiet and heavy al S4s5 IL and
a s6 "a for long and short sterling bills re-
spectively. This is decline OF only Il half cent
10 20 the pound from the rates of two weeks ago
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The REPORTS of net earnings for August. which
have been made during the week, have been al
most uniformly unfavorabe. The gross earnings
have shown that large traffic has been carried
nv the railroads but the net earnings prove that
the larger business has not heep correspondingly
profitable The working expenses We're increased
heavily without adequate excuse, except i'll the low
rates for transportation.
The Toledo 81. Louis and Kansas City Rail
road reported for the lirSt time its net earnings
In July gross earnings were Sl9l,63d; expenses
ana taxes Sl3j,G60 and net earnings, S55,975.
In August its gross earnings were $4,000; en-
perses and taxes, ~ 10000 and net earnings $50
900 This statement Is conspicuous exception
to the general rule in August earnings.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
sixty-thrce railroad companies or systems for the
third week of September. OF this number forty
seven companies return gains OF $5Ol,l3s or
per cent, and sixteen companies return losses
averaging 81 per cent. The whole number gives
a gain over the same week of last year of SIj7,-
Coz, or AZ per cent 1t has printed also the
gross earnings Of sXty-four companies for the
second week of September. The whole number
gives an increase of 81 00,2i4, or l.2 per cent
The following table divides the aggregates and
differences of the companies showing gains and
losses
q Week Sept ls9 ga o 31 s5o 70
ID CONF anle.... . % ,oO3 2,5j1a2 De l43 40 81
Toel CO co.'s GO ss,o'2 81 Inc. 1857 .Cc2 AZ
e Sompa1is.'s5 o5e esl $500 ~ Inc s347 ?s1 IS
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