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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
Political Crime in Georgia.

ATHE,sS. Ca. Oct G.-The only TRACED
e. fa- reported in connection with the pend
in political campaign occurred Tuesday
81 Wiut-rsiile. John Patterson, n negro,
emerged from hiding place and shot w.
!. Tuck, q prominent citizen Of Winter
vile and cousin Of Mayor Tuck. OF this
place through the bowels. Tuck's in
juTies viii probably prove fatal. The ne
gro escaped st first, but was later shot &c
death b. a rrrsSa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
Horrible Crime in kentucky.

ASHLAND, Ky, oct. G.-Mrs. iona Van
meter, Of Idaho, Pike county, was found by
her two children last Monday night lying
in the pasture near the house with her
skull crushed TO a pulp and her 6-mOnths-
old baby wi ! its throat cut from ear to
ear Her husband, with whom she never
lived happily and who is now missing, Il
etIr,norsr.d IN be the murderer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
Sale OF :oted Horses.

NEW YORK, Oct IA number of hcEscs,
from the .rotting stables of Sire Bros. Yen
sold at Tattersaii' yesterday. The bay E-... e
Rosaliud Wilkes, with n record of 2:14, sold
for $500. She is 10 years old. The bay
gelding Harry Wilkes, with record of
2:131s, sold for $500. The bay gelding
Great Eastern, with a record of 2:23}f.
sold for 81 900.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
yyould Seem To he Cheap Enough.

CHAMPAIGE, Ills, Oct. 6.-The Illinois
Central Railroad company will be Obliged
to pay 81, GOO for the death of Patrick III.
Ouirk. in a wreck on May IS, 1891. Two
tramps were arrested for causing the wreck,
and sent to prison, but evidence has been
adduccd showing tia: 10 wreck was caused
by the had condition rack, and that
the coIiviced train vrecht.,l -ad nothing to
do with il
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
The Trre Comhine Incnrrorated.

NEW YORK, Oct "a company has been
Incorporated under the laws of New jersey
to be called the american Type Founders
Company" It's object is to control all the
type foundries in the country. The CAPT
tai will be 100000. Nearly all the found
ries of the country are in the company.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
Left Their Bin of Complaint.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6-The grievance COM
mittee appointed at the Pittsburg meeting
of the Baltimore and Ohio photographers
about a month ago called on Superinten-
dent of Telegraph Selden yesterday and
presented their schedule. The committee
had only brief interview, leaving their
bill of complaint with Mr.. Selden for con-
sideratiOn. 1t asks for increased salaries
and shorter working hours.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

PAEKERsBrRG, w. Va, Oct, 6.-Jack
Gentry, notorious outlaw, was shot dead
Tuesday near Covington, KY, by Sheriff
Byers and two deputies while resisting Or
rest. Gentrv was wanted for four murders
recently committed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
Caught in a Wall Collapse.

While number of persons were engaged
in removing goods from Hickey & Good
now's store an explosion occurred. The
walls of the building collapsed and many
persons were buried in the ruins. F. G..
Hickey and Darwin Wines were roasted to
death. A dozen others are also INJURED, but
not seriously
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
Made Church RobbIne His Specially.

MoSLTEAL, Oct. Ga noted American
crook named Fred Bertrand has been
arrested here for robbery. He was only re
Gently released from the Albany peniten-
tiary. Over 81 900 worth of church orna-
ments WAS found in the prisoners room.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

- q .szz.s raa1tss5a z-ooze- vTeo --c-r U11er
the rzuse 81 Texas Jeek Up - Midnight
the ls4E.siIt who made his ee1zEz- lad no-
Es--E1 - -5szzrec
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
TWO MEN ROASTED TO DEATH.

a Fire at HowelI.a Mich, Destroys .
Whole Square.
HOWELL, MICH, Oct Ga fire broke out
in the cellar of Isaac Bush's general store
on Grand River street yesterday, and before
it was gotten under control at O'Clock had
burned a whole square of stores. No esti-
mate of the loss can be made at this writ
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
Lucky spear. Wa ON Hand.

The large rewards for the capture of the
outlaws dead or alive will, il the citizens
wishes respected, go TO the families of
the murdered citizens. All OF the money
was recovered to cent and turned over TO
the banks. Emmett Dalton has made q
partial confession that his gang was the
same that robbed the Pacific Express car
on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail
way at Adair station, in the Indian terri
tory, last July and committed other daring
robberies.
Evening journal., 1892-02-13

this D. aubacr
personally
coA county Aforesaid who
Evening journal., 1892-02-13

List Of balances due from excco Of the various hundreds
the
as Tr nnaer EizeCn niaa
Evening journal., 1892-02-13
EVENING JOURNAL WILMINGTON


III full CORE o o nd
T DICKEY
Receiver Of Treasur
hand and seal the day and aforesaid.
H. 81 sAssE
OF
AID IewisS
public
for who
and that the annexed statement full and the his
and belief JOHN
before year
/ hand n q an yea
H. 81 Notary Public
Evening journal., 1892-02-13
MOQUETTE RUGS.

"a thing Of beauty JOY forever then you can have
everlasting Joy small cost you When you Mo.
quette Mats Rugs you will pronounce them "thngs
OF beauty in fact works of with their beautiful subdued
coors blending SO well with the rich soft material We have
put on sale 500 Of them such remarkably low prices as
insure ready sales Secure them while they may be had
Mats, size I8x36 inches $Ioo
Rugs, size 27x64 inches SAYS.
Rugs, size 36x72 inches $425.
We them now with thirtysix patterns gto select
from
Also during this sale, Smyrna Rugs size 8ox6o inches
best quality, $2,5o worth $500.
Evening journal., 1892-02-13

YN the Upholstery Department you will find the line Of
Lace Curtains ranging in price from really handsome
pair at 75c upwards as high the mind may conceive.
Those wonderful Window Poles still selling for cents
complete
In this department also the best Pillow Sham Holder ever
sold at 75c and ST. single turn Of the wrist and your hams
are tout Of sight" as it were,
Evening journal., 1892-02-13

TNHE designs of carpets for spring season are now in
and selling below previous seasons. Manufacturers
are claiming that at the prevailing prices they losing
money and talking of advancing prices of the largest
having already done AS yet this does affect and it
will not we avoid it but rest assured carpets will
be lower than now If you wise you need than
this hint select your carpets
Evening journal., 1892-02-13

Is AR GAIN 5
In slightly damaged Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods
that were damaged by the re-
cent fire, and are being sold re-
CARELESS of value.
We have sold hundreds Of
fine Suits and Overcoats since
we opened and every one we
sell, sells US another, as every
customer knows he is saving
money and does not hesitate to
tell his neighbor and friends
about the wonderful bargains
to be had at the bona 6de fire
sale, as you know this is no
sham sale, as the proofs are
here.
So do not wait too long if
you want a good bargain in an
lOvercoat, as they are going
fast. 49, -z--
We were a little short of
help last Saturday. Did not
expect such a crowd, but will
be prepared to serve you to
day, with a double force, and
will say any one not getting
Just what they want or are in
any way dissatisfied with their
purchase bring it back and we
will exchange it or cheerfully
refund the money.
Open every evening.
Evening journal., 1892-02-13

A horse to water
YOU but you can't
make him drink;
CAN SO big advertise.
ments lead peo-
LEAD pie to look, but
they won't buy
if the facts are not borne
out. We miss very few
sales, because we never
advertise anything we can't
carry out, and for this
reason our in iucements
may seem tame, but our
increased business proves
that people appreciate our
efforts to give them only
good Clothing, but at
prices always as low as pos
sible. Do you want an
Overcoat, Ulster, Suit,
Trousers or anything else
in the clothing line for
man or boy? Remember
our 10 per cent. reduction
in prices Of heavy weights
and no trouble to show
YOU, even if you do not
buy.
j. T. MulIin s. Son.
Tailors 9Th 8 Market,
Olothiers, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-02-13

of the exCounty Treasurer the time
Diekey
From B. # G. Rothwel, Blackbrd Hundred 1887 90917
From DuyRl Gibbs, Hundred.
From j. ~ Richardson, Mill Creek Hundred 249S 90
From j. A. Mulin, White Clay Creek Hundred 1885 SO
From J NJ Pierce Brandywine Hundred 1890 247sH
From J. Dougherty, Wilmington Hundred 1881
From George w Mckee Wilmington uuSre 104
r. A. Sturgeon, ChristianR Hundred 2,770 81
From j. 3. Smaley White Clay Hundred 2262 go
From w, @ Bigger, Pencader Hundred 500 so
From Rulings, New Castle Hundred 1888 13
]. H. Red Hundred 70606
From W B Biggs St Georges Hundred 6372 Al
From r. L. Truax, Appoqninlmnk Hundred 1898 10
From A. w. Webster Blsckbd Hundred AGA
George p. Kelley, ex County Treasurer
Balance Dog Tax shown exCounty Treas
Evening journal., 1892-02-13
LEVY coURT-NEw CASTLE COUNTY

sundy Appropriations Made During
Appropriations Remaining
hmm and un to- ecamh
Evening journal., 1892-02-13
ST A TFlNTF1NT
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,

Ending Made John Dkey Receiver Of
County the Bonded Debt
County hPo and the Bal
anoes County
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income 81 ,eS4.81S. an increase Of $917e27.
Fixed charges were s12.16G.o5s, an Increase
oil Sil1 1927. leaving a surplus OF SSlS.5Gn. q
decrease OF ST0l,U40. and equal to LIB =
cent upon the preferred stock.
hallway gross earnings for June compare
with those OF tho same month OF last year as
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IHILADKLTHIA CLOSING QuoTATIoNl
$. valley 81 sSs - 81 r.nn. g. G: III &,
Z, ASAv.Co. o3H PhilA. 4 Erie. 50
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
SATURDAY. ,IulYl


The politicians ut Washington were respon-
slble for the course OF tho stock market dur
Ing the first two days Of tho week. Their ac-
tion in springng silver bill upon the public
demoraized part ofthe professional element
that was long of stocks and melted the bears
70 fresh endeavors to depress prices.
Alter tho room traders had liquidated their
long accounts and the bears had sold
all tho stocks they dared. Wall street
discovered that tho actual holders Of securi-
ues showed no disposition to follow Its lead.
and London. which had been counted upon to
snare tho apprehension that existed here.
Fought moro stocks than 1t sold. In consc-
luenro tho last half OF the week was occupied
Wtho speculative community in reversing tho
position that 1t took on the market on Tues
Cay and Wednesday.
4. 'hero Is very strong belief in Wall street
.' mo revival OF agitation Of tho silver ques-
uoh IS largely political. and tho worst feature
WIZ Is from financial point of View. that such
slarce proportion Of the representatives OF the
people at Washington should be guilty OF play
ing with 30 importanta matter The improve
ment In the tone Of tho market during tho last
Iew days has been brought about chiefly by
many positive assurances from Washington.
ssm mslasEs Of both parties that hslasRsts
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".
The Minncnpois and st Loui; Ralr ed re- re-
Increase of S2.3Ol ns compared with I he same
month Of last year and nets3QQ; 745. N INCREASE
OF nSr the Spas ny 81 shS
S333.7lT as compared with tho corresponding
period OF last year. and net SI3S334. IN in
crease OF $220.l34
Tho receipts from. customs for the wock
$4,a2s. 4a7.. a. total OF $T553.oS9. Against
$T.T,il 204 last week, and making the total re-
ccipts since July 5S,413.S22.
National hank note circulation outstanding.
Todemltion .si.iS4.61s;. amount reissucd.
$924.l10. and destroyed. S2O4.717. Balance OF
deposits in the Trashy to redeem national
bank notes. S26.5oJ.S72.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
s sSs coin On. and ss p s sss55
Legal tenders. including
treasury notes.,,....'... 6bl6,l-l A3p'.b<l
rotals.................s Ias.o24.oi4 si2157l, 7ea
Deposits in national banks. s12.3aO. 2O5.
to the foregoing tho Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act OF July ii
1870. Sln2.O3u+25. md Treasury notes issued
against the same. SlOl .8U3.2SO. OF which $780,
l3S.oIO are outstanding.
Money in London. y cent. Rate OF dis
count In THO omen market. for both short and
thrcn months bills. l3-l6G67t n cent. Paris
ndvices Glyoto 3 Y cents at ~ francs ~ l. cen
IL, confines.
Dividend No. AZ OF flvc cents per share.
making 81. 12O. 600 paid In dividends to date.
has hccn declared by tho Brentwood Terra
Office. Of tho transfer agents. Mossrs. Louns-
berry & Co.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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The sales OF mining stocks at the New Yor
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchang
to-day were ms follows.
New York Markets.

sArrErAy July 9. ,fLorR AND MrAL-The market was
exceedingly du and prices more less unsettled
Quoted Flour. q tbi.-fine. 81 soaS2.:5: supertne,
s2@s2 Io: No. extra. s2,25eS2 SO: No. l extra 81
patents, spring s4:4oa - 80: winter 81 3oes+ 81:
superiIne' 81 ,ossi TST,, 42 m.a bSLs sSs,s
Tor Western and 80. 20 for Brandy wine
CoTroS-futuIes onened II little higher on stronger
report from Liverpool then Weakened little under a
dull snecuation, Al II A. NJ the report from the De.
phrttnent OF Agriculture June chre TO hand giving
an averng. OF e6H AS the condition on the Is. IL july
This was not as good as expected ami being
led by further orts OF rains III the MISSISSIPPI
nj Valley and the Northern ecaused SHARP advance.
with an active speculation IN the next crop. After
Change there was some further advance. with sales
for September AZ 2c spot cotton irm. bn quiet
miGdlng upiands. ! 5.lGc.: do. Cuffs. ll.idc. The
following the details OF the transactions in ru.
tules with sutes I. bales:
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PEov'sToSs futures advanced trife in response
SasSs hs ss:s se Ct Sss sS
.t Brine ss.rn at f, a. r. nna o9
%: e.
40 1 e%s; belize: f'
1Sss al ior est Ras; for
packet; 81 5oss,o tos family : bbl an4slaaslS !. tee
sHir ana ers,sr At 49, 5"s stsarne .,ser a.
slow OF sale a. 7Ass'sc. Tor STATE factory. full
asas"Sn.al tn;urss furinsr assltn.d under .n.ic
EGGS S AMI a at
s 81 for my saasi aiSc for august. stis.s,s
ie ,or nesenS %i"0s and G
for May ns Spot wheat was active 70,
winter sosco White ssssc The saes %efe about
Sp e. Sc
e n Essa f"sss .Hrs ana. n
s,G delivered and No. : Toledo red Al s",.e Delivered
s;mnias ~ s9n,"asd sGod sTsinE a. ne Vest and
a or i%sssh 81 r'S%s Tor G Aneu. 81 "r
ssePsmber and n,s."tc ;"r uc,omT spot corn was
Yellow %e 4i 1ns SAL, wsl. abon;
nee evao AMI HGdsS 10 and m uassas i al
un,s dsSnsf rner liberal rSseipts at the West and in
a, So! tor " JUL" H ssss5s of
guaAiy also No. ! white at ;s, in elevator and No
At Z! 2 n sna' .r kyf @ "n
ss,y M, N% red winter for !ni' &C. august go
July, 55!lo: August, 5ias" september, :.4i.c; DC.
hnsn? s.c "74o September '5'1; No White for
taar,p contracts we:c dull and without chang. or
's i q <inss.s in Sssi
sales 100 bags. closing steady. with sellers at
the following prices;
July. II s;t. IOc' SOC JANUARY " SIC
ssptcmD T. l.'6r December II. ,6c March .s5c
The spot market was dnI! and Without important
cniho 'a22c.: SAMANTHA ls923c.: Central American.
java a. se a"tia ~ s-.:f. 'S'1 ''S '-''
Hu"AH H'.-iEe alar.eI 40. rt" was moderately ac.
ys ant ',"aa at % refining 9'e% h nd" ana
covado. ~. test AT 2Ac. a!d 5000 bags mo!asses
snsa' ~ test and nentr".al. ' test at @iec and
nrn, Quoted GUT loaf and crushed. &c. cubes
40: powdered, 1 C.. granula.e a.; mould a."
"a" sac; white extra "C." 3.-i"ai Il Co yellow
.-iG@ -. nirbatt'r a,l'c. !. allowed rom these
aud The ostt" crates Of yrli"w on which II rebate is
Glow. Mna;.s nnch,ng.l Qnoied; Forte Rico.
70 o. d dos st. a i:n KSS u"fs and 's.
Quoted; domestic common to ta!r. 4ilS4'tc good 70
Irlas: 33r choice 10 'anGy H'.N'c ran, con in
japan Sras5itc.; lava, 4ks4Gr
HM,L sTonks-sErits turGnniine Wa. quiet bat
lar, and ,spl,c FOR inacine. R"s ln and unchanged
9 .v Common TO good strained a, s. 2oasi25;
ssla' K" s365; ~" s27o: '"S.n s. ss: Nv d."
ss"W "" ss25. Tar quiet at $2,a7h. +. o. b. Pitch
rITEolrur-Natonal Transit certificates wore With.
out important change and duIl; opening at 5?Ac.
. .s"x .n.a S in S9 S1. a FIG sai sSs
Crude III bbs, 6.3oc.: bulk. a.soc Naphlha, 5c.
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inal sales compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds steady ut UNCHANGED
tGnotati"ns. FHiIway bonds dIl,, m. Ten;
Mrandc Western lists. Atchison. Kichmo I'll and
Terminal ana Healing issues. The rp.c Inn
l,nrtant net advances wcrc In Chesal ake amt
and Rio, ,.Grande ,consol A.. / to ~. and Rio
Grandc ", stern lists. q e cont. to Sn',. Tho
noteworthy declines were in Richmond aud
Terminal Us. ] e cent. to 20. and 5s, = e cent.
to IS.
In bank stocks SO shares o! Butchers and
and Drovcrs sold ut 1876.
Ear silver in London 30 l3-IGl.
M"n,y on call. .,I2 2 cent. Time money
In fair .lcmard at :; l. cent. for Sixty 10 ninety
days. 3',m! Z cent. for lonr months and IGD
4, TeSnt f.rsiX non' f on Gool m u stock
cial PAPER is light and the demand Is very
linted. Primo endorsed bills receivable are
quoted at 3Asd4 q cent. llrst-class single
names ut 5lGG T. cent. and out oft town names
ut 5i,MGt. & cont
Sterling exchange dun ut unchanged quo
tations. Posted asking, rates, .i.SS for lon.
bills and $3.50. for demand. Actual rates
S4.SS. "a SA.sS'3. and cable transfers. 4.hS>i.
Francs arr quoted at ,,.i5 less i-lGa5 49,,
for sight and 2. l6'. loss -lG"Jl7 for long:
reichsmaris. 35h for short and 90, for long
guiidcrs, 40 :'-lCia4U'. for long ard 40'. "a 40
7-1G for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
1702O cents discount. Charleston-luying.
par; selling. = premium. Samnnnh-ltuying
on; seillnG; l,Itm' pr"m,uM, Nsw y Orleans
UNI, San 1FraneiscPuSight l2.s cents; trle-
Chicago-5O cents premium.
Tho weekly bank statement shows:
.sS s dec dec Sss
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Reserve Slbl 78s. 700 Sl4s $50 700 dec s. +7p 600
Reeve red. 1879. 8b2, 100 152os2G76 dec gby 40


Surplus. slsose coo Sl5.577,o25 dec. So boY, 575
The sur plus year ago was $l<.542.o25. and two
years ago, $d.2S3OI5
Tho General Electric Company has declared
dividend Of cent. on ITS common stock.
payable Aug. /.
wiscensn lcp rr"sa 'mng t np
May OF S2lU5. 40. a decrease Of s,l2S."O6 as
compared with tho same month Of last year.
Other Income was sI221,39.i, decronso OF
$5pGOl. making the total net income S!SU.24G.
a decrease OF Sl7i,S17. fixed charges were
Sill .s:is. an increase OF S7s.3U7. leaving a
deficit OF Sl3l 90. against surplus Of Sl2l.-
Sg2 sst year For the eleven months y e s4d l
q decrease Of $547.426 as compared with the
ssssoSniasns ssiod Of las, and net
income was SL6e1. 405. making the total net
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McQuade. Matthew, and wife to Marco wright
= cor Emerson AND Cooper 40, : yrs. l.7oo
Chry,iie and gsyari sts. yr,.,,,,;.,,e,,,'. $500
Purdy. brviile w ct NJ 10 John L. Fornclo.
tIus " cor orsn4ri rnd l:rGo,no SIS 5yrs. 10000
stoffers Edward W, 10 Nhrfe l. N"kerntain,
.ISat6 st, MSrr. az 9 49,, 1000
and vile lai.t st. 5,h av, 8 yfs,,....,., 4c,o
frGoRngp LASTS
Fitzgerald. Mary. sduS, TO the trait iistnann
Graham Go. ibw a.d. At, W. per ysaE..,,, $500
PriaL Edward, TO Menrs Hughes. iJ5 and
667 Hudson vt, 81 $500
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Meal Estate Transfers.

Pearl St. 1913 and 50 rrarl st: Louis Idehnann
IT al 70 hnshstns 9 l"chstcIi 80; .,--,-.-.; ~
VIZ" to l. I, Stedmnn .-.,. ......,-,,.
IdI"T 4, ~ ~ nNGnS 70 @S,s hsnnsy aoo''
ami VIE to bernard Galen,ki ..,......,..,,. 1900
Interior 1T het 18TH aid liGli sis, ltC Q nth
ny l'X2o, Albert s,rauch ana wife tori
lulh ST. s $. 100 "th av, 2ox15; liunnahJ
Wt Jams 10 D stranch. ;;...;..;., 1000
.lst ~, MS 3I3 . 81 av. 23xgSU: WIN Max
well aaI WIFE 10 Alice Maxwell, 1900
SSH s., 52S l.: Joseph schreiner and wife to
2iaT e. sUIi $ 10Th 81. 2oxso: Charles q
Myer and wife to Herman Gnrke $50, 10000
nell rel. 10 FRANK Gasofas 1880
Gardner aud wife 10 VIM j Gariin.r.'.,,,',. 1000
1851 II, t:l ": VIM Lowe 10 Mary Lave. 1000
Marie 4 Acksrmsnn 10 Edward stofers 600
Knaee and wife 70 Leonard Bel .,.,...'.'.:- 1850
Madison hy. " :. h2y kinrsbridRe rood. 24x
:, lIlS; samson y AcGown 20 Helen f.rell... lb:5
.7,i JiSS 6.r r NHs'S Srosoy 40
Richard Aexrndcr '.,,.'' ',.,,'...,.o.',,...' $500
James sheridan ct Al 10 Mary Il Woods. zoo
RLcoHpED MORTGAGES
Bell. Loonora 4, IL Dederich kHabr. linton
cor l51d Al. yr............ .,...,..... $500
trins Fund sos. .4th 81. 81 ay, Hyrs -. 10000
Cartnato Agosiho. 10 T. Dwytr u ETA ~.
W lOth ~. demand 80, ;....,.,......, 49,, 5000
Ewald, NJ Am 81 v lutr ny. ". -, 1900
l2Hth 81. lst az, yr GooO
cor West End Iy and s9th st. ~ ,,',...'.' 5000
Farrell Helen. to NJ Farden. " sMadison av.
Gsraieo. Franz to Louis BenIiger. trustee. INV
SIS ilhth 81 I'd .y. syrs., =: 80. :.:..:: 10000
afoss ESh.sf and vii. 20 Christian wo.. Io
ssr, . s<oth st v "a Az yr.",. seq" see. $500
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dividends aud JMterest.

NEW YORK. July 2, 1892
Tho Board o: Directors Of I'll. NATIONAL CORDAGE
company have his day declared tho regular quarterly
dividends OF TWO rl:k tNf. on The Preferred ana
Two AAD ONE-HtIF PR c. ut. the Comm II
stock "f the company, both payable on the LIST day
August next ~ the transfer ocr al the Company
Front 81, this city. The tTansfcr books "i jay
IL 1T 8 O'cUck I. and icpren Arg. second nest.
CHARLES DAVIS Treasurer.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
~ - BRDh DWtY
NEW YORK. June -, ls92.
Al regular meeting 81 the u lard Of Directors held
TINS DAY n QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or per cent up"a
the capital stock or thr company declared. plya
bile july ~ lSi'e at the Office OF She Atlantic Trust
Company 80 william 81 to stockholders OF record OF
tins uaie.
Transfer books will close til July IL 1902.
NJ. ". DoMlNlCk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-10
Se54,sOO

The funds necessary for completing the Improve.
m-nts above referred to provided and in addition
TO this The company viii have IN cash working capita
asP!ev.ousIy stated, the sum Of s3l5oo).
an important feature OF The business lhat is done
upon cash basis, that the element OF bad de- to
eliminated.
The company will start free OF al indebtednCs. and
Will tax" over no manufactured stack. Tne con-.
Iany Will begin business ON July 10, 1899.
The assets OF the company, taking the real estate
buildings, machinery. Improvements dc. At actual
cost aggregate ~ $3.50. OOO which includes sol5 900
In cash for working capital
Copies OF the Prospectus ana application
blanks can be obtained 1T the eAlss or aAy or
the bAAksrA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-09

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