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Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
LOWER HIS RECORD.


Terragon's Endurance and Speed.
Mr.. E. Malley's fine bay gelding Terra.
Providence Tuesday, made a fine exhibit
ton of endurance and speed. Though ir
very swift company and in race wher.
six heats were required to decide it, the
gelding won the third, sixth and seventh
heats and the race. Terrsgon's staying
powers and endurance showed up hand,
somely. The fifth heat was won in 2:23
This reduces Terragon's record by four
seconds. The summary was:
2:27 Class-Purse 5000.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT

BY r. w. Schneider, the Merchant
Tailor, 4O7 State Street.
Our finest etock of fall goods just ar
rived, imported and domestic, including
English and Scotch suits and trouserings
also domestic goods. Come and max
your selections. Our work the best; on
prices most reasonable; our reputation fol
excellent work is we'll known in New
Haven and vicinity.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

why Did Mrs. H. ID. Perry Como
from Conway, Mass, two hundred miles
away, and buy piano at Loomis' Temple
of Musicl Because she heard she could
buy an Emerson piano for less money OF
@. N. Loomis' Sons than of any one else In
the New England states. 1888 Chapel
street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
VIM. NEELY d co.
NEW HIvEs. Thursday. Sept. e. 1893.
Weathfr To-Day---Fatr.

NEW HIvEs. Thursday. Sept q. 1893.
Wsathfr To-Day---Fatr.
rs II ss
Epidemics have an impla-
cable enemy.
1t is Carbolic Acid.
Freely used. no contagion
can escape it.
Has other uses, too-kills
plant parasites and is the best
disinfectant known.
Half pint bottle, I5c; at
the notion counter.
A good many people would
rather have this table than
Sass.
Would you 2
Oak or cherry, stands firm,
and has a shelf underneath
that will hold more books
than a trunk.
Useful enough to find a
place in a carpenters shop
cheap enough, too.
Too handsome, though, for
such surroundings.
A kitchen table ought to be
solid, not wobbly /; roomy, no,
crowded by a dishpan and e
flatiron low priced, not such
an expensive thing that yot
dread marring it.
| Such tables here from o5t
up.
| Space economizing folding
beds save dollars in rents.
| You'd require more room i
they didn't exist.
| More room - more rent
fewer comforts.
Mostwheres you'll see ONLY
one kind, the kind agent
make most money on; mayb'
the best kind, but you'd bette
look around a little before vol
decide.
| About a dozen kinds here
you can see them together
grouped for critical compari
son.
When you're suited. go an
buy where the price is ples
santest.
Probably you won't hav
far to go.
Furniture Floor.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
Bv Professor Carl rIarwIs.

Herr Carl Marwig of New York city,
yielding at last to urgent solicitations, will
open dancing school on Wednesday even
ing, September 20, at Warner hall, and
will visit New Haven regularly every week
thereafter. Ladies' class will come at
p. NJ; children's class, p. M, and ladies'
and gentlemen's classes at 8 p. m. All
kinds of fancy and artistic dancing will be
taught in private lessons. Arrangements
for private classes can be made. Professor
Marwig's renown in his profession ia 80
well known in New Haven fashionable 90
ciety that he needs no introduction.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

Fruits, Candles, Tobacco and Cigars.
Cusanelh Bros, the well known dealers
in fruits, candies, tobacco and cigars, have
at their store, 367 State street, as fine
line of the above goods as can be found In
the city. In the rear of the store they
have boot and shoe blscking emporium
where anyone, can get plain shine for
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

Parade by the MerHin Phalanx.
The Merwin phalanx psraded the streets
last night. They wore their now uniforms
and carried torches. A drum corps headed
them. They made . very oreditable ap-
pearance, indeed.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

Just one item, picked up at
random in the dress goods
aisle.
All wool Golden Rod
Suitings," newest designs, 3oc
the yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

Souvenir spoons, solid silver, u, q Hll
eEahAu'ss asWelsl, $50 Chspsl street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

100 yds Bleached Table Linen toc.
1000 yds Bleached Table Linen SOC.
1000 yds Bl-schod Table Linen Sac
$50 dog plain and checked Doylies Sc zach
$50 doz plain and checked Doylies Sc each
$50 doz red. blue and gold bordered Doylies
SC each.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
THE COMMITTEE RETURNED

At $3.50 and said that the committee from
the boilers had consulted their caucus and
had decided to put their demands in writ
ing and would be ready at 4 o'clock. Again
many of the delegates urged that ballot
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
DEATH OF THOMAS HUGHES

Thomas Hughes of No. 81 Sea street,
Oyster Point, died yesterday of consump-
ton, at the age of thirty-fve years. he
had been for several years an invalid. He
was well known oysterman at the point
and in this vicinity. The funeral services
will take place at his late residence this af.
ternoon at O'Clock,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
IHDIoAIIoAB FOB TODAY.
AaRIoULruRAL DEPARTMKNT,
OF1IcK OF THl CAIEY
Or THE WEATHKE BUREAU.

WAsNIN0ToN, Do, 10 p. M, sept. u, Ioss.J
For New England: Fair, warmer, south
winds.
For eastern New York: Generally fair, slight
" warmer, except in southern portion, south
Winds
local " Gather Report.
FOR sEPrEMBER 81, 1899.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

1000 dog Huck and Damask Towels In plain and
knofted fringe at 10. 1875 Is. 10 and sc
Near Elevator.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
AFTER THE RECESS.

When the convention reconvened the
roll was called and Mr.. Pardee again put
Pigott in nomination. John g. Gallagher
then took the floor and said that he had
seen committee of the boilers who had
been appointed at their caucus to meet 9
similar committee from the convention.
John ]. Lane and John P. Carney opposed
appointing a committee, but Tomlinson
wisely favored it, and Aessrs. Pardee OF
New Haven, Bransfield of Portland, and
O'Malley were appointed to call on the
boiters. While they were gone J. @. Mona
han Of Providence made speech in which,
with all the guilelessness Of youth, he
predicated that the defeatep candidate
would take the stump for his successful
rival
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22
NV AOVFRTIsFMENFs FOR TO-DAY

All the Rage-Brooks Co.
Art of Dancug-Carl Marw1g.
Board and Rooms-The Anchorage.
Ciothing-C E. Longloy & Co.
Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely q Co.
DE- Greeue's Nervura-At Druggists
Entertainment-Grand Opera House.
Fruits-Cusaneln Bros. -. ~.
For SaleNHorses-J. B. B., Lock Box AZ, City.
For Sale-Horse-J. B. B., Lock Box Az City.
For observation-disclosures
For Rent-Rooms- 615 George Street.
Found-Purse-Tax ONCE.
Grand Shopping Emporium-T. N. Brown & 90.
Studio of Music-22 Lyon Street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. once.
wanted-Bookkeeper P. o.
Wanted-Board-d. g. g., This Once.
wanted-Christain Woman-610 Elm Street.
wanted-GirlE132 Lawrence Street.
Wanted-Girl-306L Lawrence Street,
wanted-Situation-24 Wallace Street.
Wanted-Situa,ion4l Bradley Street.
Wanted-Situation-52 East Street.
Wanted-Situation-S8 Grand Avenue.
Wanted-Sltuation-Ss Broadway.
Wanted-Situation-110 Putnam Street.
Wa7ted-Situation-61 Laurel Street. =:
Wapted-Situation-5 Liberty Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22

Mean temperature. Sc.
Max. temp, IS; min. telnp., q.
Precipitation, o inches.
Max. velocity of wind, CIV.
Total excess or deficiency OF temperature since
January I, 1898 degrees.
Jan. !, -8.a2 In.
Nota-A minus sign IL prenxed to thermom-
etee readings indicates temperature below zero.
"Tn In connection with rainfall indicates q
tkora Of precipitation too small to measure.
sSAow Is mslted and resulting depth Of water
not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. March NO offerings OF to-
tbaccos at auction on Change to-day, Monday
March z. lsa2
Private sales reported 20 the secretary Of the
RICHMOND Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrappers
hoeshea9s; filters, il; cutters, 10. Total 81
hogsheads
ONCE Of the tobacco inspector reports TO-
day; inspections bright, 81 hogsheads. he
inspections -tught hoQsheads; dark z
Farmers AAeghany, Old Dominion, shell
bufne DaFonuorts. Planters. Crenshew s.
Myers Shockoe an SeabrOOkes tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts lsS packages;
deliveries G3.
The United States internal revenue collections
for the city OF Richmond Va, to-day are as fol-
lows: Tax paid cigars aud Cigarette. "a ash:
tax paid plug tobaccos. S2,39N3G Total s8f51 29
small sale Of brights at Shelburnes tobacco
warehouse to-day.
A small sale of bright totaocos AT planters,
to-day; prices satisfactory; farmers ali pleased
every last one OF them. There will he n Inc
sale Of both dark and bright tobaccos AT this
war ehOuse tomorrow and buyers are cordially
and earnestly requested 10 DO prompt in attend
ance.
Registered AZ the Richmond Tobacco FIX
change to-day. h. i. Naul han, Petersburg.
w. q. Huntington, Farmyille
The Petersburg Semi- eekly Record of
March 3 1892 says: The following will show
the movement of tobacco during the past week
at the various warehouses: Moore s-receipts.
a.: loose l3342O Farmers receipts, 2ls; loose,
811.f1J Oaks-receipts. 81: loose.g6,5aQ. Centre
receipts, IS; loose. 75.731. West Hill-reeeipts,
fea. loose 1889. Total receipts, 6s6: loose.
l7OGsO Total inspections from the nrst OF Dc
tobor 1890. 10 December !, 1891. GOO. same time
last year, 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

sSsosts5; do; winter. s9eoss.7s; city mill ex-
uas, ShsO@o' Tor West Indies: Southern -four
As, '"''''' eN'"'' e'''"1
Nheh-Options were moderately active to-
my IA WIN prices irregular. There was very lit
&c interest IN trading and the market closed
,s cess with prices irregular; March closed
re. lower. Spot lots closed easier; spot sales
-, 40 red winter, sl.0tAz: No. 2 do. March
fivN'4' MAY. N31ec. July. 96Ac
aofn-Options we're dull and weak, closing
ss~Ssc. lower. Spots lots closed steady. SPOT
sales or No. 2 mixed at 5lN4c.; No. mixed.
harch, 4s'tc. do. April Soc; 90 May 4sss.; do
O Oats-Optons wero dull and closed easier.
spot lots closed steady: spot sales or No. |
white safe; No. mixed, &C.: No mixed
March, 64c.; April. 3b.6c.; May. 26l2c.
York steady: new mess $9.s5G lhao.
Lard firm; March, SOS: May, eos; July.
s6.0i.
sugar-Raw quiet; &C. for % test Nluscovado;
SSlc for aG test centrifugal. refined quiet; cut
loaf and crushed. 5a5iSc.: powdered. 4'4@f}sc.;
granulAted. 4ita4skc; cubes. 4t4949sc.: mould
4, 1850 Zee: conseciioners' A, 41Hc.
C0hee-Spot lots dull: fair Rio cargoes, 1910.
Futures steady: kio or santos, No. March,
Sia85: April &i2; MAY. sl26o
Spirits turpentine had n quiet day but prices
were steadily maintained; quoted at 400 sOloc
Rosin generally steady but quiet; strained
81 35; good strained. si.35l3nl40
Pipe line certificates dull and featurelsss
Sales. 1900 barrels At Consolidated Exchange
April opening 59ISc; highest, $3.50; lowest.
i9ikC. closing, 5ai4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nm. March Flour steady; Wes
tom superfne. So so; do. extra a. 50G4: do.
family. SA352fsi. winter wheat patent sfsOa
bio: spring wheat patent. Slgla5i5: do do
straight. SAG0G4Sj; receipts. Sill barrels: ship
ments. COS barrels; sales. l0D barrels Wheat
weak AMI lower: No. 2 red. spot sI02l49l O2lS;
March slO2Ae i021S; Nay, Si.OlmLOl4; June
934lc.2Sl.; receipts, 0SG93 bushels: shipments.
i2i0G5 bushels; stock, g5,06l ushels: sales 1900
bushels: Southern wheat quiet Fultz q5c@sL03;
longberry, Mc.Sl.04. Corn dull and easy: mixed,
spot 80 6ty7sc.; March, s9l4e49lSc.; April
AZ 49l3c.. May 4gas9l4c.: steamer mixed. AS
co. 4sc.; receipts. 2i12i0 bushels: shipments. i8i.-
3l6 bushcls stock. l,9i3tgI bushels; sales 1900
bushels southern corn easier white f9s5lc.:
yellow nOmlnaly, iSa50c. Oats dull and fat:
No. = WmieMestern, Mo Stfc.; No. 2 mixed
Western, Soc. asked; receipts. $4,000 bushels:
stock. l4l.2I bushels. Rye easier; No. ?. &c.
receipts, ill,2il bushels; stock. 10000 bushels.
hav firm; good 20 choice timothy. sl3.50,sl5.
Gram ircIghts Qulet; steamer 10 Liverpool. per
Dushel, a.; Cork, for orders per quarter, 80.
lltd-@3s. 3D.. Cotton weak; mlddling, &c. Pro-
Visions steady and unchanged Butter steady:
fancy, 2g63Jc.: do. fair 10 choice. 268
2.c.; do. lmii alton, 24e25c.; ladle fancy PIG
2t3Nc.: do. good to choice, 10a22c.; rolls. fine,
= do. far 10 good, 2cm2lc.; store-racked. lJ9
100 cargoes fair T14c.; No. Z. 1910 Sugar
STEADY; graduated, 4 5-1Gc. Copper firm:
fined. l01@c. Whisky firm at Sl.2J Ieannts-
llrgnla hand-picked, 31lc. fancy DO, &c;
farmers. 3@4c.; North Carolina, 2l5@3c
StOcks-BaltmOre and Ohio stock. 9Jh bid:
Northern Central stock, 6H4@7O; Baltimore
aud Ohio Southwestern hrsts. l03l selO3ts; do.
third incomes, 10 asked; Consolidated Gas
stocks, JJ9JO16.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING ooora1IoNs or MONEY.
eeorit cs and sales at the Richmond Tobacco
ExchanCe-Internal Revenue Coiiec-
tions-Forcign tdvlces.

syw York. March Money on call loaned
ID. easy rates. closinga 2pcr cent, the highest
r..e. tho lowest rate was rs per cent. Exchange
Closed steady: posted rates, 4s5@fSs; actual
~, .,s. tste $3.50 for sixty days and 4S7iS@4S;s4
~. demand. Governments closed quiet; cur
,.-eg SIS. 100 bid: U.s. coupons ~ bid ex-
..aicd es, registered. 100 bid.
r.s principal dealings on the Stock TX
.f..eo fhls morning were confined 20 Lake
s. o.. Missouri Pacific. omaha, Delaware and
F.. t.on. Richmond and West Point. National
t,- ,ee. tennessee Coal, susQnehanna and
v..t.ra common aud preferred, Reading. New
ISLAND ST. Paul and others. The course Of
....s throughout the morning was irregular
m au unsettled feeling prevailed Values
flc.tsicl FREQUENTLY, WIN we widest huciua-
ln.siu tlc stocks named. Trading nj times
rs. on s. very active scale. Prices for tho
..cra 1876 wero nrm ana slightly higher
tho opening, while Missouri Pacific.
.reha and Delaware and Hudson were esne-
r..r strong and advanced ! per cent 10 ia.
... carl ora.inga deVciorct some irregulauly,
however. AMI the general list was inclined 80
d-... National (ogaage dropped rapidly from
RI. 90 a'it. and tennessee coal after rise of
f.. f0 Ei! lost the whole improvement. Lake
II .if ads anc d y; Delaware and Hudson, 2le;
Nrs .aunaI and Western preferred ~ 20 5;
fhtcoHmon. 90 1879. and Richmond and Vest
I.u preferred, PA. Late IN the hour he coal
r...s Weakened and Eel. sharply Now England
f.H Weakened per cent. In the second hour
GIL. market was not so active and prices
.rr.asttd only slightly but in most
..... tlC tendency was upward and most
Iao list az noon were fracuonaily
I.l.r. The market continued active during
afternoon with prices weak. Read
eas freely sold 40 times and its weakness
..trlatel most of that Of the general market.
s.o.k was heavily sold on the announce
20 ~ The instituting In Pennsylvania courts
~ .rnrtellngs against the coal combination.
tn. also sold on account Of the antagonistic
&. ie OF Russell sage toward the combine.
r hundred and fifty thousand IN gold was
r..E lawn from the Treasury to-day Tor ship
r .... b. road. and fhis fact also contributed 10
~. ate weakness The closing prices we're
.r.rs.ly is 20 2.. per cent lower than those Of
Sunday. The sales for The day amounted 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

Spring wheat lower: 10 Q in store Sc. No. 3,
Size. Sales 10y sample, f. o. d.: No. ., s9@
90c; No 3. s2lS8s7Jec.; No 4. g c. Winter
wheat lower; No. p red in store. yl@sl12c.; No.
3 red s6dssc. Sales bv sample. T. o. b. No ?
red, 9112c.; No. red, Si1ee00c.; no. red, 700
12c.
Corn lower: No. in store, 394@4Qhc., no.
8yellow. 4llFc. Sales by sample f. o. b.. No. 3
white 4lls@42c.; No 3. 4Oj4c No. z. 1880 3'1ec.
Oats lower; No. in store. x9io &C.: No. white,
29i4@3lc. Sales by sample l. O. d.: No. 2 29a9
&c.; No. white. 3ll4@ox11c.; No. 3, 2s54 CSC;
No white. 50a3lc.
Lard-sales 500 tierces at 500; 1000 tierces at
Si421a; 90 tierces 30 S0411l.
Green hams-Sales, 25.O01 pounds, average l6
pounds. at SIC
Cal fornia hams-Sales. 2 tierces at 500; 50
uerces at tJc715
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va, March ?, 1892.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND Va, March 2, 1892
OFFERINGS.
Nhfat -ll0l bushels.
loll 900 bushels.
O.r--.tOD bushels.
-.. Olal-l@ tons.
sALEs.
NIeat-60o bushels.
lon-ll0J bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Nleat-Longbe eL02 10 s1.05; mixed. 81
81 .05. slortDerry, CSC 10 SlOl; NO. 9 RED, Sl.O3
20 t.Oi.
l0m-White Virginia. lqc. TO 5lc.: No. ?
oLl0. 1lc. 90 5lc.; NO mixed, 4sc. to 4lc.
Dlfs-NO. 3. sec. 10 g. 56c; NO. D. G6c. 10 5C1Sc.;
Tl.er seed oats. CO., TO Csc
.I.-tse TO soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March Wheat closed DC. lower
The market was depressed by the favorable
eeipts and large increase in the visible supply.
Receipts 26b cars
Corn was depressed by liberal receipts and a
slow shipping demand. Closing prices were &c.
lower Receipts. 29l cars.
Oats were firm and closed lc. higher Re-
ceipts. i41 cars
Provisions were frmer, in sympathy with the
better market for hogs. Pork advanced l5c. and
rfH.c 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
RICHMOND VA, Feb 81 1872.
THE VIRGINIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
Il FIDELITY COMPANY.

The books for subscription TO the stock OF
Of subscribing on TUESDAY. March LIST. at the
Office OF the Planter National Bank OF Rich
mond. The terms Of payments viii ne male
known to those applying. u is Tho Wish OF tne
lncorporators to secure the largest possible
number OF share holders. The opportunity ID
offered TO parties Of small means TO thus secure
an interest j. b. PACE.
10 2s-2Y for the IncoTporatorG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Live Stock Market.

RICHMOND. Va, March :. 1892.
Cattle-Receipts, 300; sales. 90. sheep--he-
ceipts 100; sales. 100. HOgs-Receipts, llOJ;
sales $50.
Prices Ca.tle-Best. &c. 20 sl{c. gross; me-
dunn 10 good. 3llc. to 33c gross; common 10
fair. PIC. to 3l4c gross. Bulls. &c. TO &c; gross
sheep, DC. to 6lac gross; hogs 5lec to t9sc net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

UNroN srocK YARDS. III. March Cattle
Receipts. I5O0O strong and nc. higher; COM
mon TO extra steers. S3a5f0; stockors and feed
ers. 42.s0e5,j; COWS and bulls, sls5o3.55. Hogs
40 IS; mixed and medium. sLsJ@5; light
$LS5o5. Sheep-ReceIpts. 10000; weak and
shade lower inferior 10 extra, $1,000; lambs
grltf ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

Sr.LoUIs, No, March Flour barely steady
and quiet: patent. a4.4Oo i.5j extra fancy
SAl0942j: fancy S8.S0@39); choice, s5@@3 30;
family. s310a3 % Wheat weak; March. O. &c,
nominal: May. gl25c asked; July S44c. Com
higher; March. 371ac. bid. Oats duD; May, 3lis
o3li c. Pork STANDARD mess 1910 for old and
Sl1.3714c for new. Lard-Prime steam, $500 Dry
sailed Shoulders. 800; longs, $3.50; RIBS,
sGG2l1: shorts. 500 Bac0n-BoXed shoulders
500: longs and clear ribs, Sj.45s650; shorts,
rr.df.fl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

The number OF policies issued dur
ing the year, 6g.39j.
The amount Of insurance effected
thereby. ;s2s3,ils,s3i 90
The amount OF premiums received
during the year............. 49,. 33,l96,3l9 IS
The amount Of interest received.
and all other receipts. .....,...... 5,92S,J94 q
The amount of losses paid during
the year and endOwments and
additions. 9,s4s.7l6 81
Annuitants, surrendered policies,
dividends 10 pOlcy-hOlders...... s.94iN9 53
The amount Of expenses. s,l73.3SS 20
The whole number OF policies in
force. 23j,4A.
The amount Of liabilities or risks
thereon. and all other liabilities l09,905,537 50
The amount of capital stock, If
any.......... .............;.....:.. 100000 90
The amount Of assets and how in
vested. l2GIgs.5ls 8s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY or RIcHMOND-ss.:
/. j. w. Sinton. cashier OF the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge aud
belief j. w. SINTON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to sfore me this 5th
day of March 1892
WILLIAM SINTON. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
WILLIAM II. PALMER.
$. H. HAYES.
GEORGE w. ANDERSON.
mho-lt Directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

LIVERPOOL. March Spot cotton steady;
middling uplands. a.; sales, 5000 bales;
futures steady; bIarch-AIril. ll-64; April
May. 44-64; MayJune, 4g-6i June-July'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March ,.-Wheat No Gear
lots 9ia96c.; No. 3. 9399ic. Corn from store ana
delivered az depot. sacked. white milling 45c.;
bulk &c. From wagons in the ear, 4J9il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. n c., March 7-Spirits turpen-
tine steady, 36llc Rosln firm; strained sI.l5
good strained. sl.20 Tar steady; hard, 81
yellow dip, $3.50; virgin, Sl9l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
THOMAS D, JORDAN. Comptroller,
". ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE or NEW YORK. 60.
(nrNTY OH NV lnHK. no.

STATE or NEW YORK. co.
COUNTY OF NEW York; 30
10 il remembered that on the lst day Of
March, 1852 al the city aforesaid. before mo,
Charles NettletOn. a commissioner resident IN
the said city, duly commissioned and qualified
by the executive authority and under tho laws
OF the state Of Virginia, TO lake acknowledge
ment Of deeds, dc, 10 10 used or recorded
therein. personally appeared Thomas ID. Jordan,
comptroller and William Alexander. secretary
OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of tho
United States. life insurance company OF New
York, who. being duly sworn. delOse and say,
and each for himself says, that they are tie
abOye-descrlbed officers OF the said company.
and that the foregoing Is true and correct
statement OF the actual condition of said Organi-
zation on the last day of Its fiscal year. to-wit:
the 3lst day of December 1921. according to the
best OF their knowledge, information and be-
lief respectively.
- In testimony whereof. have here
lsy,1 ! unto set my hand and affixed the seal
t" ! OF my Office. on The lst day of March,
- 1902. CHARLES NETTl ETON.
Commissioner for Virginia in New ork
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LEAVE RICHMOND:
5000 TRAIN No. TO- $40 u. NJ.
GOAL EMPRESS. daily. except Sunday.
- Stops at all stations. At Lester Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkerton; also connects
with baltimore steamer az West Point.
- TRAIN No. l6. 40 Il. NJ
SALIlMOhE LIMITED. daily. except Sun
- day, for West Point. connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore Az Baltimore
steamers conDect with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for Washington. Philadelphia and New
YORK. FARE: Richmond 70 Baltimore 81: to
Washington, 50; to Philadelphia $3.50: New
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE PM
DOR WEST POINT, daily except Sunday.
4 thence by Richmond and Danyills railroad
to Richmond, arriving AZ $40 a. NJ. and lO:p
A. NJ
TRAIN No. 4O $50 A. NJ.
/ OCAL MIXED. daily, except Sunday leaves
II lwenty-third street station for West Pom.
and Intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot Of Virginia street.
omen 90 A. ". 10 500 r. NJ and from 900 to
300 A. VI.
city ticket Office. sOl Main street.
SOL. HAAS. JAS. L. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
W. A. TURK
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
-, - cn,,,,,- Charlotte n. @
l.. BERKELEY. SUPERINTENDENT
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