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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
FIRST ANNuln CONVENTION
society Mct nj the se'en'h-S'rcc'
cnri.tsa church Last Evening" la"
,.f,tncr Cari, other Speeches


~, er.. convention Of the Young Peoples
.. Christian Endeavor ever hold IN
60, took place last evening IN 'ne
e'.r s,~oet Christian church. Great pre-.
..t o3 hcen madc % mako this one OF
loot mos. profitable and pleasant
''' ..rer held in this city. and the large
....,1ence and splendid exercises OF last
- were certainly indicative Of the most
.arcuire success.
r,e society is one % lead young people to
...-... and interest them 10 the work Of the
'..... WAS organized IN 1881 by Rev. +.
y, r.-. and now has membership OF one
.,,.. members. Since that time branches
r.., ....efv lave been formed gll over the
-t.te- Da.lvand weekly ~ the mem
.,f tie society being increased until
...r.tts one the largest organizations IN
D" .-. a-e five Of these societies in this ciiv,
...t me being organized about three
They now number about one
.rI .oml ers. The present convention
Iertac immediate direction of the i.lci-
-..rl cty. the president OF which is D. "'
I.r.et III
Il. exercises were iocun last evening Win
t..r.na. exercises ~ The basement 81 me
..h Mr l. 81. Hundley called the meet
. DID order at laU O'clock Several h' .i"S
,.-s -an. and prayer offered. 40 .1 'I'ao
su stairs adjourned % tie auH'oI ."I'.
s.ret le regular exercises "a iAe c'o"-"s
I.. 3D.. fec was well filed. On aud around
a. chance. flowers and plants AAl Deei .. t'i'
sad ta.t.lul.v arrangel aud emitted o
trI fra,raucr. which w- in neautiul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

Mr.. Arthur Hallet Page. for many years the
New York representative of i0uths Com
panion. las opened up an Office as general aa-
yertising agent II. has mad long experience
in his line and Will be III Richmond next
ThursdAv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
MAI,ItIED.

CRAWFORD TODD.-Marriel. on the 9th
DAY N August fsF. i'm Richmond fa.. Ar
FEANk CNAWlOi ID, of Washington 10 MISS
MARY TODD. of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

The twenty-second annual statement OF me
Lite Insurance Company or rglnlA presents
the won eriul record o. splendid business
for this home institution.
Mr. G.. A. Walker % president of the COM
pany and Nr. James - fegtam is the setfe-
tary. The home office ls located M tins city.
and the e. mralY does q magnificent business
through 10 an extended terutory.
The statement OF the company Of ITS growth
for the last I'VE years snow beyond question
its superior management. and estt. lisAes the
fact OF the nhdtnce in which II is held.
The premium income I'D 1850 was ..a0'.
and m -9l hud grown O. the splendid pro-
portions Of $685. .t.0I. The gross income Tor
1891 was SIG tOE0I.
Few institutions OF this character have ex-
per.enced "a more steady grown, ana iaAeh %
more elevated ana desirable position among
the insurance companies of tho city.
One OF the present seasons successes. and
one that has won for itself prominent place
In the foremost rank of the popular farce
comedies OF the day will Oe presented no the
Richmond Theatre on Monday, January z.th,
under the odd-souuding title. 4 SOCIAL -es-
SION Those who are ac TAINTED with socio.
sessions will at once understand that 81 good
time ia in contemplation. and the omiuence
of the cast who have bean iniruste1 with the
presentation Of this captivating comedy ai-
lows no room Tor doubt as % the success that
will attend their efforts when combined with
the unusually funny scenes and situations.
bright dialogue and catchy music which pre-
dominate in a Social esslon.' Tho COM
panv carry as q supplementary feature the
famous Black tlussar band and orchestra.
which are conceded 10 be the finest on tho
road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. April 11.-No offerings OF
tobaccos at auction on Change to-day, Mon
Private sales reported to the secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day were OK
tremely light.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports very
light sampllng to-day
farmers Allegheny, Old Dominion, Shell
burnes Crenshaws. DavenpOrts Planters ,
Meals, ShOckOe and SeabrOOkes tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 81 PACKAGES;
deliveries. l26.
The United States internal revenue coffee
tiOns for the city of Richmond, Va, to-day are as
follows: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
si84.G5; tax paid plug tobaccos si'l'o5i'
Total. S4.G19.99.
The Petersburg Record Of Saturday, April 9th,
saws. The following Will ahOw the movement
of tobacco during the past week at ihe VARIOUS
warehouses: MoOre-Recelpts, 45 hOgsheSus;
loose 4O,2sO pounds. farmers-hecelpts' ~
hogsheads; loose, l02,OQ pounds Oaks-Ie-
ceipts q hogsheads loose. $500 POUNDS.
Centre-Receipts. H hOgsheads; loose lO9oO
pounds. West ilIll-kecelpts II hogsheads'
loose. 1915 pounds IOtal-Receipts. lSs hogs
heads; loose. 29lOSj pounds. Total inspections
from October /, 1891. 10 March %, l5s|' olV oaHlS
Since October /. 1891. to April /, 1892. were
sold G,3556I pounds of loose. Same time
NGNous year 81 59,os3 pounds. -.-...... 4,
. lAere were 80 hogsheads or TOBACCO recelSeu
TINS week over the Norfolk and stern road.
Our Mr. Henry Andersen, formerly OF Oster-
loh Co.. OF this city, now OF Louisville, NY,
SENDS ms business card. His address Is No 40
Nlnth street, Louisville. Ky. MIR. Andreseh y
most highly esteemed and very popular WITH
our Trade We wish him all prosperity ana
great success IN his new home and enterprise.
Registered az the Richmond Tobacco Trade
10 day; her Maddell. Liverpool. England; r..
~ Jones' D"hNllc; - H. Vaughan, PETERSBURG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE Nh, April u.-flour dnll-West-
ern super. S2Sj83.l0; do extra. S325'a4UO; DO.
family. 4i.40R4.5j: winter wheat patent, $1,000
ass; spring wheat patent. si10dA9J; do DO
straight. S440a 400: receipts 5j63 barrels;
shipments 5,if4 barrels. Wheat unsettled and
easy: No. . red. spot, % l5c. asked: April N1ec.
asked; May. gl2Wgialc; June. 9334 asked:
steamer. No. red, ssa'S4c., receipts. 2ONio
bushels: shipments, l2OO0 bushels: stock,
959,5J9 bushels; sales, 5i.Ol bushels; Southern
wheat firms fultz, e3eg9c.; Longherry' ac 80
500 Corn easy; mixed spot. i6tiS &c: April,
4634641c.; May. 4G9tGi6'sc.; june 45ate40c.
July, 45$4e &C.; steamer, mixed, ts'ss '-54c.
receipts l5145 bushels shipments. l3'blS
bushels: stock. 153.0N bushels: sales, 5000
bushels: Southern corn-Nhlte easy; ijei5lsc.;
yellow steady. 41a4sc. Oats steady: No. 2
white Western 3SH3SlSc.; No. mixed
Western. 34ba35; receipts 1000 bushels; stock,
1881 bushels Rye steady; No 2, s1l3@ssc.:
receipts s4q bushels; stock l46.45O bushels Hay
firm; good 20 choice timothy. Sl4.5l@l5 80.
Grain freights dull; steamer 10 Liverpool per
bushel i'd: Cork for orders. per quarter, 3s.e
3s.l1sd. cotton. 2tc. per lOO pounds; Hour; l5c
per 100 pounds Cotton firm; middllng,
Csc Provisions steady, quiet and I'M
changed Butter demoralized weak; cream
err. fancy. pc; do. fair to choice,
~ PC; DO. imitation l9a2-c.; ladle' fancy,
nc: TO- gOOd 10 choice. i6al1c; rolls ne lSc: do.
fair 10 good. 15al7c; store packed, l4al6c, Eggs
steady: l4c Coffee steady; Rio cargoes. fair,
I.c. No. e. l3Ac. Sugar nrm; graduated,
4 q-I6c Copper firm; refined llhc. Nhlskey
steady. unchanged. Peanuts-Nirglnla, 31ba4'4c;
shelled, 3leaic; North Carolina, S54aS1ec;
Stocks~Yirgnia consols ten-forties. 80 bid;
DO threes. 1lb.612i4; Baltimore and ONO stock,
qsdIOO: Northern Central stock, 691e asked;
baltimore and Ohio southwestern hrSts lO494cs
lO54: do. first incomes, $50 bid; do. second
incomes 29d3; do. third incomes. $1,000; Con-
sOidated Gas bonds, 1l2s bid; DO stocks,
- k@jHs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
CLOSING ouorarIoNs or MONEY!.
OGcrincs and saics Mt ,i,e Richmond Tobacco
Nchange-Intcrnal Revenue Coiicc-
uons-torelgn Advices.

NEW YoSN. April Money on call was easy
tasnine at I}<8s per cont Tho closing rate was
erer cent Exchange closed guiot; posted rates,
s..ts.sis. actual rates. 4S6e+si4 FOR sixty days.
and .,. leag Ss24 FOX demand Government bonds
closed steady; currency fs. 100 bid; IS coupons.
r6 b.d. extended 2's. registered. 100 bid.
ttrhson. New England. the coal shares,
mon tactic. Eric. Western Union. ST. Paul
-.l louisville and Nashville absorbed The little
t...no.s that Was transacted on the STOCK TX
r..n.e tIis m0mmA During The first hour.
r,.Il Few exceptions. prices were firm Union
l.rlfc advanced Us Go i6'f. Erie Der cent TO
81. anI Western Union lor cent. 90 gOis. The
r.n. aiming stocks were IS 90 d per cent higher
+. u O'Clock shan thcy closed Saturday. In the
.rr t0 noon New England WAS quite freely
s ana Goennei ~, pcr cent Tho rest
the hs, weakened In sympathy. and
% midday prices Wolo only slightly
,ur.I from Saturdays. Tho sales tor the
,..rn.ug amounted 90 only 100000 shares The
..rkOt continued sluggish throughout the
...r1o0n. hero was. however. o hrmer tone.
all u Vac last hour there was considerable
.nrulafion ia Reading and National (ordage
,rth o. view 10 advancing prices Prices closed
irregular hlt n most cases Is 20 ia per cent
ht..r fho latter IN National Cordago. The
ga. share. were firm, but The Krta Iest advance
u.-ln Delaware and Hudson. which closed 3s
percent. higher sales for the day were 2l403s
ares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
Graln I'D COTTON EKehange.

RICHMOND. VA. April II. 1892
OFFERINGS.
Wheat f22 bushels
C0rn-912 bushels.
OaIs-3.OlJ bushels.
SALES.
Wheat-22 bushels
Corn-9l2 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-LongberrT Sl.00 20 s10i: mixed. csc.
So slUI, shortUerry. sc. TO slOO: No. red, sl00
Corn-Nhite. Virginia. SOC. 10 5ic'; No. 2
white. Jlc; No. mixed, 4Qc. 20 50c
Oats-No. 2 5Gc.; No g, SAC. TO SOC.
rt--se %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12

CHICAGO. TIL. April 1.-THE wheat market
pad an early bulge ~ csc. on which me heaVy
longs unloadcd their holdings. M'cr that me re
was n succession Of ianl,lidcs which left
prices 81 the close &c under the highest POM OF
the day. and 23sc. lower than saturday meht
The increase in tho visible supply. weak cables
and reported failure i'm London were respoh-
Rgmors that Black sea ports were open ana mat
the Russian ukase was 10 lee Witn1raWn' mes
sagos claiming that The Haict DIN MAJ heen
other bcarlsh Influences caused the additional
decline. Receipts 9i cars
The corn and Oat market inciih % 10 nrmne' s.
clining wheat market and lost all but is@ &c. OF
ihcir early gain Rcccipts-Corn, li2; oats, l5j
cars.
} he provision market Was quiet nnt weak Tor
pork. which closed -lac. lower. Lard and ribs
are uuchnuutl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12

A T. sNELLTNGs. PRESCRIPTION DRUG.
"A. GlST and dealer in PEkFUMEhlEA
TOILET ARTICLES, TOBACCO5 CIGARS AID
store. Branch once TIE TrKEs nswspapss.
SwansDoro. manchester bureau ~ LINES. Az
Hull street, The lines Cigar aud News Store
oc3.il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12

50 test Nuscovado, ?Nc oa-test centrifugal SIC.
Reilpcd quiet and UNCHANGED: cnt-loaf and
crushni. oe5'tc.; powdered. 3skaia4c: granu-
lated, 4Fs"iesc.; cubcs. s@ksii4c. mould a.
ap.l,"l Hide; confcctioners Ft@sstc.
10y g. FUTURES closed strong and higher. Rio
or santos. No. :, April sl25s; May. sies0;
June. siiW; July. sii.ss.
Spirits turpeniinc still rules in buyers favor
and very dull: quoted. sGlac for regular and
W'lc; Tor machine barrels. hosln generally
sfoady, but trading slow: strained. sl.i0: good
do, $l.45.
ilpe Inc certificates dull but steady; tses'
ti'N0 barrels. May opened az 5sc.: highest
sc; lowest. SIC: CLOSING sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL
Railway and Warehouse Co.


A large amount Of the bonds and stock Of the
! RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
AND OF THE UNDERLYING SECURITIES
has been deposited under the plan Of reorgani-
zation Of March !, 1892. lodged with the CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY. Of New York. Hold
ers Of the TERMINAL COMPANY SECURl-
TIES must elect on or before THURSDAY, the
14th instant if they will become parties TO the
plan formed 10 protect their interests and prop
erty. The committee desires 20 impress upon
the holders Of TERMINAL SECURITIES that
the deposit OF a majority of these securities on
the llth instant will show united interest and
practically demonstrate that the plan OF reor-
eanization will be carried through. The CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY CERTIFICATES
which are being issued in exchange for the Sc
curities deposited under the plan of reorgani-
cation have been listed on the New York Stock
Exchange.
THE RIGHT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
CASH FUND UNDER THE PLAN TO THE
DEPOSITORS OF STOCK AND FIVE PER
CENT. BONDS WILL BE EXTENDED TO
SUCH DATE AS MAY BE ADVERTISED By
THE COMMITTEE AFTER APRIL Il, 1892.
The holders Of the SECURITIES OF
THE AUXILIARY CORPORATIONS are in
vited to cooperate and become parties to the
plan to preserve the integrity Of this large sys-
tenn Of railroads the dislntegration Of which
would prove disastrous to such securities.
Copies Of the plan of reorganization may be
had at the Office Of the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY, of New York.
NEW York, April IL 1892.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE.
FREDERICK ID. TApPEN.
WILLIAM II. PERKINS.
HENRY BULGE.
H. G. FAHNESTOCK,
j. KENNEDY TOD.
Committee.
GEORGE S. ELLIS. Secretary.
ap s-tlHn 81 Wall street New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12

Spring wheat lower. Sales by sample T. O. D.;
no s., 3ses5c Winter wheat lower. Sales by
sample +. o. b.: No. > red. sc; no. 4 red, I'D q
Sic.
Corn lower; No. 3. in store. $50; 40. yellow.
tcc. sales boy sample Z. o. b.: no. . white,
5000 io,.c.; NO. yellow 1O' c.; NO. ., 400 O &C.;
NO. yellow 4Ol6c.; No. 4. 1916 e3h2c.
cats steady: no. 2 in store. BIC. No. .. 3ilac
40 white EOS laMffc Sales by sample &. @.
D.: No. 3. 30a3Dtsc.; No white. 5-@52,
No. g, - 4.s 3)c.: no. white 29e5-19c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
Cattle Market.

UNION ST0CK YARDS. Ill, April lL-Cattle-
Receipts 5000: weak; common TO extra ship
ping steers. S3IOaAs0; stOckers and feeders,
s2250375. COWS and bulls, Sl.25e 30 Hogs-ke-
ceipts. $4,000: strong and C. higher: heavy, 500
Ia 80: mixed and medium SA5@Ll5; light,
s4maA75. Sheep-Receipts, 900O weak; 100 nc.
lower; common TO extra, sos 6.5O lambs, $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
ST. louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April 1l.-Flour weak and
unsettled at s455dL57: extra fancy. s355@
SO: choice. s3l5.e 2.25; family s3q3l0. Wheat
weak and lower: Aurll s4t.. nominal; Mays1ac
July. 1850. asked; August. 90 C nominal.
Corn quiet and lower: April. 3534c.. nominal;
May,3534c.; July acc bid. Oats iirmer and lower:
May. 3Oc. bid. Pork-Standard mess. $50 Tor
old and Sl0.52l2 for new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
CITY TAXES.

CITY TAXES
OFFICE or COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAxEs.l
RICHMOND, Va, April /. 1892.
BY an ordinance Of the city, II is required that
notice shall To given IN all the daily newspa-
pers under the direction OF the Committee on
Finance. that the LIST OF DELINQUENT
TAXES on REAL ESTATE for the preceding
year will be published in one or more OF the
daily papers. and also the time and place OF
sale Of said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice Is hereby
given that said ist will be published In The
SUNDAY. the Isl OF May. is92 The sale will take
place in front OF the City Hall on Broad street.
between Ninth and Tenth, streets, between the
MONDAY the I'd day of Nav. 1899.
All parties who do not want their property
Advertised must pay before the 18th instant.
JOHN A. MEANLEY.
api-tmyi Collector OF Delinquent Taxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
Liverpool.

I.rvERpooI April ll.-Spot cotton firm with
sellers asking an advance; middliDg uplands,
NAV 45-64: May-June. 3 AGA; June-July,
5000: July-August, 3 1904.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12

BIcHNoSD VA. April II, 1892
Beceipts-Cattle, 229; hogs. 800 Sales
Castle. pc: hogs. 1870 lricos-Cattle, best
e c. 20 soc. gross; medium 20 good. 3'<c. 10 &c.
fr0ss; common % fair, 2lac. TO &c. gross; bulls,
s .c. TO sc. gross: hogs. 5lsc. TO &c. net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CO.
PHILADELPHIA. March %, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Directors has declared on the preferred stock
of this company DIVIDEND or ONE AND
ONF-HALF DOLLARS PER SHARE out OF the
surplus income Of the company, payable At tho
Office Of the treasurer on and after APRIL .,
1902. 10 the stockholders as registered at
o'clock p. NJ. on APRIL TO- 1882.
The transfer books will be closed from 5
O'Clock i. NJ. April 16. 1872. until 2 o'clock A.
NJ May g. 1892. A. >. HEMfhll.ls,
an6-I22O2G Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12

CINCINNATI, o.. April I.-Pork- Regular.
s1O:7ts: family sl1.3a13 Lard-kettle dried,
sfD Bacon-Sh0rt clear sizes, S606G55.
Whisky-Sales of ,2H barrels of finished goods
on the basis of sl13 per gallon for high wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENT

yJ,O THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF NAN.
i CHESTEk-I respectfully announce my
self candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
CLERK OF THE HUSIlNGS COUkT
Of the city OF Manchester Subject TO the Dem
Ninth H. L. DuvAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
VICTIMS OF A CLEVER SwINDLER.

Locspar.. y y nov. (spcciaD.-A swinoier' repre-
s.nlinr hmsel. a. w. J. Ilamakcr. Of Ncw-1 orh cy'
has d,.d 4 nanta. Of The leading merchants ahu se'
eral attorneys Of ihls pace. Hainakcr ihhou"'"'
himself as all agent OF the Anslo-AmeHc"h 'a','e'
and Loan Ass,cau)u OF Ncw-York city, and hnn
,,,iuted p,n,phlets setting forth the advantages OK
tIe association lie usually ended his argument Dy
saving tha. the general agent wo'Jd call in DAY
or two and he never failed 10 do so. Hamaker "ou'o
then call again and have a check to cash or TO IN
d,,se. The checks ranged from 100 70 Ti'o' "e
gave sight drafts in some cases lamaRef Is "oo""
thirty years old lie was rcgstereu h' 'no oo'"
tt, u,.i q, ma civ and left there this week
Without paving his bill. which circumstance lea -
The investigation that showed him 10 " a swinu'er
II Is said tin; lauiakcr has ""orncu hu'"o'' VI
lilies In tfis state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
CAPTAIN JOHN MEI.MOTH DOW.

Captain John Melmoth Dow. welknown naturalist
and boanist for the last eighteen years general
superiniendent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panv on the Isthmus OF Panama. died at his home,
40 90 West Seventy -frStst. Yesterday from com
1910. but had visited his family in this cty every
two wears. Captain Dow attacked with paraly SIS
early last fall and returned home. lie leaves wife
and three children The arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed but the services VIII De-
held on Monday. The Rev DR.. Booth pastor OF the
Rntgcrs Riverside Presbyterian Church. viii omclate
Captain Dow was born In this city IN la21 and
began the study OF law early la NE owing 80 poor
health lie went ~~~'~ -ylIalcr and after several
cr,dses 10 the far north determined .ViO" To-
sea rs a profession. lie became captain Of clipper
shin when only twenty one and made several sue
cessful trims 10 China and Japan. Captain Dow next
entcred the service ~ the Pacific Mail steamship
Companv. and I'm command OF varons vessels Of that
COMPANY crnlscd along the western coast - Central
ard South America for nearly thirty years.
puing that time he explored the coast ns
a naturalist giving his attention particularly
10 the study of marine fauna As direct re-
sli OF his labor, no fewer than 200 FISHES were
discovered and named. now species Of tapir wa.
also dlscovetcd by Captain Dow In the highlands OF
Guaiemaa A lnndsOinr member OF tie orchid
family. found IN Costa inca 1000 feet above sa
level bears the 81 Cntl"yia DOwiaha. m hohpr
Of Captain Dow. who gave great deal OF rW' ="
that section Of boianical study.
lie wa an honorary fellow OF ~" IppoGcil :"
cic,y Of London member Of The Ne" i"rk &c"
graphical society, and Of IN" Academy 81 Natural
Science Of Philadelphia G0ttlnFrn conferred on him
the degree Of Doctor Of Philosophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
POstaGce Notice.
fshoud be re1a daily by all Interested az CHANGES may


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daily up November 18th OF 30 D. M,'ls for the
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Tor China and japan via Vancouver Especially addressed
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r Boston aud thence by srsm"r close At this office
daily AZ 3 80 y. m. Mails for cuba BY rail 10 Tampa.
ria and thence hy sailing Mondays and Thurs
isvs close II this orce daily % 80 M. Mails for
Meylco overland unless speav addressed for dispatch
by rtaanor co.p at This office daily at 90 o. m.
Pacific mails ore forwarded u san Francisco daily,
and tho schedule cosno "a arranged the presumption
or Their uninterrupted overland r1nslt 10 San Francisco.
Mail from the Cns arriving time san rr,hDisco on
the sailing OF STEAMERS are dispatched thence the
d'v. -. ,
Fwtrn slpp,en cntary mails opened the piers OF
English French German steamers ~ the hour OF
closing supnemcrtarv male NJ the Postorce which
min ORION until within Minutes Of the hour Of sailing
OF steoro- CORNELIUS VAN COTr. Postmaster.
Pos,orirp New-York. n. y. Otob"r 2sth. 1892.