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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

rr-f~ rsw-asEfv Netfxr nsr w-tt-r.uu--r-
frsa wsrs-r- rrsabt-- csa-sa< rs~r-s--s
p~@s.as t~r Finished Prvss~t--rhe
MAJ rrsd~-w~w~u~as. La osh~r Lln~-
-B.sta--~ Failures Et-.
NV YoEK. July s-R e. Dun a
Cos weekly r~v1~w % trade SAYS
Crov prospects, ar ss-.s-r improved and
<-7su sRt -rtsrn a. w-ax-r Ns1ufs--u--
II 81 kinds s~s active. -xo-pt ~ ruu works AZ
ssorp-t - sdf<ra-- shat -sxr~ sad rr-f- =
s=.=zsa- s~fFvz Err -~ff<unum.r rA- ~rv,~s-
ef %r--s- have rot TINS ssr sS@cs-s -es-s-. bar
gn tn -~-utrsrT reports tast M silver ntI vii
sue ps.- re hruss hs-- h-Epe4 a r-~r.r-- Il
ahsuf 81 pr sha-- IA ,a@ <rsck marx-e TIE
Sru-p~~t thar .h- snr-cueso1 hff VII y.
hruasar ~ vote has ssaf~-f - teFr-~- trztszx
On COMMERCIAL @Eraang-@- Tn~ ~rk~~ aast
stav7~<- ~ many srsn wurk. xnd ta> struggle
az Homestead nave caas~1 se-uuxsr f-nan.f
tur fns~n~st Trudues. % fruu and s.--L waiI-
vtx --a - aw~rsaai~t and wsa<-r. ant rhs
TSoEns- Co has r-far-t IT. rri-- rnr sa.s--
r1r-s - q pr too. whsra .. h.se-ef ~ BE- n.
Anv--s pre- sr-F a-r-ss-A SALE. cr
m@H tons sf s--s rails have bean
r-Nfe by eastern wurxs aad sa~
agxr-xSss tzr Tat ~ ~ year ss- b~-1 ~lgn.
via Saso Nrr1siv i=lf~er~L waura csrrs-
s7enft- WIN "a A~-r-sss Ia rzl-asi buitfflr.
and t3r Prospect rhss ~ nav nis-.z. .,r ma
year VIII b. oulY shout ASA Rsr fruu y N
eesvT d-usnt sud -rrartsr=I avn at M III
-srr- of sa.ut g - tnul r-rcii- MILL Hr- N
vel employed s1r ta- --&-ne. s1i bess.r sr-
dsrs fsr wpsisa xrsf- have q r~r an trpuE-s
o rur-ita--- q s-l by manufacture. Eass
snt shoe Shops sr- bzsY AMI pr-ss-t frr .a-sr
detS~rtes snt eastern =~hfuneuts arr now tas
srr-~f ew~r Known tn1x c1-. IsT M -z-~<
axsnse aa last r-sr .nf E.Hgu y
E~A afrarr-a rre rsxinu-1. Psra rubber
= n-sr az = -rurs with works. busy rhsrs
.r- -sstsrzes szie- e 1upp-r sr H. --arz- rn
- inzrff--. bat i~zd slightly sfvsn--d r.
a>s advances n ca has .ravp-t brsfrt--%. bus
ts~ hzAf r-ar- OUTPUT vas DxEsa t.as
against E.S-Sss la-t year
The BUSINESS tzsIur-- occurring sA--uxhrrt
TIE ceuntrT dur-nE ~ last Sven Gsv-. number
fer tss United Ssxrs-. - az1l far Cznasfz :. or
. nutxi of Is a. egmpar-t VITA TT last
s>~< snst m the we-x rr~wznx~ % me Inst
mi =. LIZ ne r-r-..r.r.Ilnr -. - - -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

a pt-msf Chspser Of gs-asfsi-. and ps-
sster~-H~sNy KsiN.e Cholera FarrA-
~vsk~-~ >uuslf-Fsx aud Typh~ta~ Amsax
tn ssus<.
SAY FHsScrSeo. July 9-The sseanaer
BslSie arrived fr1m Hong Kong and
Yokohama yesterday afternoon bring
ing the following advices-
singapore was flooded hv n phenau-~
euaily heavy rainStorm on the Ist ulr..
nearly eight and cn--half inches fall
ing IN less than I've hours
In epidemic % cholera prevails in
SIAM and has caused several Thousand
deaths.
Yokohama and vicinity experienced
two heavy earthquake shocks on the
al ult. vhieh damaged many houses.
Smallpox has broken out in Osaka.
where. \ week before the teamer sailed.
there were 1fs cases and twenty-three
deaths
The government is again in the throe~
of dissolution
katart- japan. wa. Recently visited
By a typhoon- which destroyed erops
and over n hundred houses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14
BRAVE AND u
Lord Cardigan the Hero Of BAlakiav,
Net GafIry Of C~swarafee.

Lsrd Cardigan the Hero Of Balakiavs.
Net GafIry Of Cswardfee.
Few officers in the British army EVER
had n storrnier career than Lord Card
gan the hero ef BalaSlava In eve-v-
thing exesPt personal courage he was
about as far emote from the IDEAL hero
A. he could well be- He was o~verhear-
ing. ~quarrelSone and dissIpated When
be wa. made Lieutenant e~oloreI of the
kftee5th hassars he treated his men
with such excessive ri-or that IN two
years he held one hundred and five
courts martial and made seven uadred
arrests. though his regiment numbered
bat three hundred and ffty soldiers
- obnoxious did he finally make him
self that he was forced 10 resign be ing
reirstated in the army o1ly through
the urgent e~ztreaties of his father.
Being given the command Of the
El--e1th has<ars he resumed his tur-
ouient course and Was eenSured By his
Supporters The high discipline and
efficiency Of his regiment saved him
from dismissal however. and after
having been tried for woundinx Capt.
A8A& a n G1<E Ne was sent 70 fHE
CrlreA IN command % the light cav
al-r brigade Upon this fne body Of
troops he spent al immense sun OF
money n providing the hes. Of horses
and equipments ard though rs fiery
tempered and oTerbez-ng as ever ae-
CURED soue popularity. He took part Ia
many eng1xements. and while he was
reckless a exposiaz his me7 he was
also reckless q Danger - himself ard
was loo<>6 upoa as brave dashi1x
solder AZ -he oar-le Ct BaIakiav1 he
Led rs br-x11- i. tha- Wild acd fool-
hardy bg- Ezor-AI charge. il which
al 5u. a ha16fzi CHS noble SIX hun
e-ec were lad low FOG tbs he was
zzce6 ~ so=c and 6e1ozzced By
0rSe-z Col csl-horPe- z1r years
Later. charged hE= VIA e1~z-5ice AID
with having deserted ais ne1L For this
Lord Cardigan bro1zh. n libel suis
ag1tns. the eolo1e- and though tho
1nai decisson-naSe June 70. 1855
went against hin ca technical xruund<
hs was compelled 10 admit tia.
he Was IN error@ChieaxO News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14
August
Flower"

an Post Master here and keep
a Store Ihave kept August Flower
for sale for some time. think il IS
4 splendid medicine" z A. Bond.
P NJ, Pavilion Centre. y. Z.
The stomach Is the reservoir.
II It fails. everything ailx The
liver, the kidneys. tie lungs, the
heart, the head, the blood. the nerves
al go wrong If you feel wrong,
look to the stomach first Put that
night at once by using August
Flower It assures 4 good appetite
and 4 good digestion .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

IN IA tolls of dyspepsia x<ser imposing IN
lie sagnarh for wears. how snail the .af-
fersr restore hE< mueh abused digestion ?
b. a resort 80 Eostertsrs Stomach Rsrfers.
coupled with az abandonment of earahie.
and ~drinksalss calculated II iHiure the d.
Es~rtve auparz-us n a feeble sFa-e- N1th-
Btt-rs for cuuauerinx MALARIA
btlnnu- AMI kidney trouble. rheumatism aa1
uTer DISORDER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14
n C~ARNEGISS.
They Are Enjoying the Summer Amsas
the scotch Highlands While the Battle
WIKI Their Wealth Producers Rage. NJ
Ham@.

- EN'eN the rattle
wiki Their Wealth Producers Rage. NJ
Home
LoypoS. July "A four-Fn-hand,
luxuriously and splendidly equipped.
left Braemar. AherdeenShire. vester-
day morning. for Loeb Rinna.h. Perth
shire IL contained Mr.. AMI Mrs An
drew Carnegie. Miss Whitfield and Mr..
Armitsre. and they We're on their way
"a one of the mos. charming SPOTS in
Scotland where they viii make
their summer headquarters The
party. it IS said. viii take
the opportunity to visit the
scenes Of the battle Of Eilliecrankie.
which Is but n short distance from
Loeb Rinnoeh Nr- Carnegie seemed
much brighter. under the Influence Of
the braeinS air and delightful high
land scenery and had evidently over
come the agitation which affected him
Thursday. but still refused TO be inter
viewed and declined even 10 say
whether he had any knowledge OF the
struggle and loss OF life at Homestead
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14


Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs il taken; il 10 pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the kidneya
Liver and Bowels. eleanses the sys-
TEN e~fsctually, dispels colds. head
aches and fsyers and cures hahitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs ID the
only remedy of lis kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt m
It's action and truly beneficial N is
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, in
many excellent qualities commend Il
to al and have made It tho most
popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles BY sl leading drug
gistx Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one Who
wishes to Try j. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
say FRANCISCO. csL
LOUISVILLE 81 sEs rosG. GI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

HALE- CArAERH Craz /. . Iigzft and IL
taSsH Internally, and acts freely 90 the
hlsct and mucugs surfaces ef the system
y riue FOR testimonials. free Nzn1fseszxea
81 = CHENEr s. Co, Toledo, O.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

~THrs II an application fgr relief az the
man sHs1 Enen he stzcx the porous plaster
On us an -PhIadei0hia Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

AsSLL0w skin acquires q healthy cisar-
,eS~ ~ the u>ss 81 tleun's sulphur say.
HIS Hair and y hi<xer DYE. 80 cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

Tur girls cannot resist the impression
taat fiere - @1l1etAtng engaging about fnc
marriage PrcPesA-EGshsmson Leader
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

TIVE human system needs Continuous 40
--~faT afsrntsou - I'd Itself Of is impuxt
60 Beecnan's Pills act like magic
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

THrEz - 10 way II reaping permanent
-urr'.ss n thls ffe without giving an honest
ey3lva4sat for Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

-Yog beat as@ pretty badly in thai
sd Cc- gfrzSs - saoea~r- Il
s1ssx s-y ! I'D gwsg v = ass<.-
Es.Asszscs SEA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14
The MARKETS

rHE wife q 4 genius Is generally a very
lnassoue wuu-Aa.-Rau ; Harn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

~THTs = a xrzfs dav for me- said the con-
vfsr A. ns retired 0ehi1i the ~oarx-L0wsu
Courier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

TIE polyv0v sal boast ct hts pedigree,
Tor - vas 0urn IN the swim
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

N.Srawunan VINO Hnc drive . nal
ar 4 hor<e can drive a mann T. Presa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

Hx.I-z TrrABrrs ave weak nervous men
r.riaE ice Ohio Chemical Co. Cfnc1n1a1A.O
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

II poor relatives bad their way fhsy
-cu1i not haTs rich uncies verT loug-DA-
a. Views
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

Al the year ro.s.d
Is the time when DR.. Pierce,s Golas,
Medical Discovery works the best.
1t puri6es the blood
It's not Ike the sa-rs.narU,.
which claim to do good in Narrb
April, and May; YOU can deDa15
sPon It ghcdys. That's WIN i !.
Guaranteed II il doesn't benest az
cure, in every case for which -.
recommended, you have your nOrev
hack
No other medicine of If.
says IS nuch-but no ether g.
IS much It cleanses. reuevx .n5
inv1gorates the entire system. Fo-
all SKIN, scalp and s~crofuIous 49,
tons, as Eczema, letter, Salt-rheu-
White s~eLings, Hip-joint De-.
and kindred ailments, It's a posiif;-,
cure.
The Proprietors of Dr.. Sa,.,.
Ca,arrh Remedy offer $500 fo- .
meurable case Of Catarrh. Il ;x1,,
mere talk-n's 5asinesx.
They mean 70 pay you, Il thew
eaas cure you B.. yeah I'd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14
Fatal Expfssisa OF an Electric Light
Dynamo ss FosrortA- q.

FosroErS- o. July "a dynamo in
the Fostoriz light and power works
exploded with terrific force THURSDAY.
The fv-wheel Gu the engine became
clsmantied a second later and smashed
10 atoms The flying pieces crashed
through the wooden ceiling in several
places tearing great holes IN the roof
The engineer. Paul Hyder.w was instant
II Elled- his skull being crushed. both
legs broken and q arm nearly torr
from the body The engineer was about
% years of age and married An in
ves-igztioc Of the cause Is IN n
n Conservative SIN In the Lead
LoSDoS. Julya-Justin Mccarthy has
oeec defeated in Londonderry By j.
Eoss. ! conservative candidate
Rr Hon Henry Chaplin president 81
the board of agriculture. has been re-
elected. alsoRt Hon Edward Starhop&
secretary Of state for war Timothy Har
rtngton- ParneiIite. has been reelected
N b Harhor division Of Dublin Up
10 ; p m the results showed the cleo
ton Of Les conservatives I34 liberals
- uuionisr~ Is anti-Parnellites and .
ParrelEseS About half the s-0 msr-
ssrs OK Tie bose Of eQ1nSas have b-es
sls.se&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

There "a a 4 inch display advertisement
tn TINS paper. tAls week which las nc txo
words Axe except one vor1 The sa1e 10
true 81 zach aew che appearing each weex.
from Tie Dr.. Hzrrer Medicine Co. This
house Places n Crescent ca everything
they make ard puhsis1- Loox for IL. send
them TIE na--e OF The word and they VIII
return goa bOck, beautiful htacg-zphs %
samples free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14

IT
antly TO get rhe he-e
r ac yesr 1snry. E<ano-
..M tsar fsotwearh - pur.
1880 WI Dssgfas .hsrs.
rc1resent the h~xr
ss..Isr prices asked. A.
.senss viii TESTIFY.
'AkE NO ST
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-14
The BUSINESS a

r-~f~ r~aw-usffv Ncttxr fsw wta-ws u.-r-
frsa Wsrs-r- rrssbt-- csa-ssx rs~r~s~~s
p~>staS her Ftstsh-a Prvas~t-rhe
ksAf rrsH~-w-w~n~ss. In Osh~w Lin~-
-B..Aa~-- Fsfazr--N Etr.
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4 -HAMBURG-AMERI PACKET G.
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE.

WINTER SERVICE.
To Genoa and Naples, Gibraltar, by the lagllhcehI
fgn.screw express passage less lhlh
days. 49, - ,oo. M
Next sailing Columbia, JAN ), 1875 ? a. N. a.,
GRAND EXCURSION % the Mediterranean anu uiD
Orient by y 5. Fuers Bismarck. hom New-fofK fco' =
DuraflOn, 10 weeks. Send for pamphlet =, =,
iIANBt Re- AMERICAN PACKET o.. 81 Bway ~. 4
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Brtsnnic Dec. = sa. M Iritannc ian ian Il a.
Maestic. Dec. IL, 80 p IN. Adriatic ~ =,
c Des ., M ;eI %aqle an % 80 II a. M
White star Dock foot Of West iV.n ION and Inca
saloon $50 upward according to solm,t anu
ron Of berth second cabin stcam,r' T'o ana
saS Limited Tickets. SIS and roS S"S.ass
York Philadelphia olhee. 4O6 Walnut, ,,
i''"' II. MAITLAND kElsSEN, Agent.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

r,,do, Dec. IN. NJ Consols. 90 - for money.
* Interest and 81 for the account Scw lorS Penn
sylvauia and Ohio first m rteare bonds. 20 > :, ca
madam Pacific 81 SD. Erie second cOiiSol-. lOi "a
InoI. Central. l03 IL. =. Fam common. - l.
New York Central. III Il. Money. 9"2 IA per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for both sh"r'
and three months bin, i, b per cent. Paris nd
vices quote per cent renes at 81 francs 10 confines
for the account md exchange on London NJ - Hnne'
* confines for cheeks The amount 81 bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England balance today Is
100000. ,
paris Dec 1.-The weekly statement n the Bank OF
France shows nm increase 81 2j25OOO francs In gold
and 10000 francs IN silver.
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A WAITING MARKET.
CESSATION OF ACTIVITY.
STOCKS ARE IRREGULAR. BUT GENERALLY
LOWER

CAFES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. DECEMBER J.
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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sterling respectively; French francs, DIV - ana
5.ll 5-sa1.l5; reichmarks, 90 l-a ana 70 80
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors Of the Bank Of England az Inelr
weekly meeting made no change in It's MINIMUM I
rate Of discount, which remains at per cent; 81. Ia
the week the bank lost CT 900 bullion anu Ils
proportion of reserve to liabilities was lowered
from 1881 to 47.51 per cent. against rcuuc i
from 45.3O TO 4l.44 per cent in the corresponding
week last year, when the discount rate was , I'M
changed at per cent. The bank to-day lo 10Y,
ESQ, 900 bullion on balance At the LONDON otock
Exchange British consols sold. ex-interest, at
90 ga for money, and unchanged at "
for the account In the open market money was
slightly easier at 3-S per cent for discounts, ou.
dcarcr at 2a2 IA per cent for daily Daiance s
Bar silver was dull and rather weak at 81 81 on'
an ounce American railway shares wcr" irrcgu-
lar but otherwise featurcless and the closing was
not specially strong At Paris French per cch cent.
further declined confines to 99.lo' on' SYN
exchange on London again advanced to -o.l
francs 10 the 9 sterling. The weekly statement
Of the Bank of France showed an increase In IN
specie of 2,j2j,000 francs gold and l,3oo,ooo
francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

Actual cash in The
Treasury v3uNs .o.o
over ou,siandn I23 5oso7 sIsso73 SO nee oii1ao
ceftlimcST1r hank IL 39S. 1876 l1.l51'ZoI D'''
Ne, cash ..s+5 i'a 2's $50 n,',st and firm
Tho foreign @Se1angs M'' were eagerly
and o"f they sufficient il yc%s Of
were made Would Ta exceed 81 100000 and mg ior
rsaeh s. 1000 Following are s;,v 0s4s5 La
a ae business Bankers ,o 1i| long and short
"a 81 "a and 81 sSaS4 ~ Ia LOT 'o"S
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C0LUMDUselOcKING VALLEY AND TO.
TOLEDO & one CENTRAL RAlLMAl.
NOTICE OF STN hiOLDltRs' MkEIlNt no

NOTICE OF STON kiiOLDI.Rs' MLEIlNH,ao
TOLEDO. ohio NOV. @3th. lsA2
NOTICE i hereby given that there VIII be
~ meeting stockholders oi the Toledo ana ON"
Central Railway COMPANY htl1 at The principal hn.lne,
OF Toledo Ohio, on tn 81 i dll OF
D.ccubr $500 said mott being called by tn Directors
ol .aid ompany for the purpose Of ratfine approving
and authorizing amended contract u purchase by said
t'oulany from n" T0loco. Columbus ana lhcnhet i'a
way Company Of IT. icidbd. right ~ way ana al =,
aud the further pIrIo-" OF Amending IN
resolution hcrefoofo adopted Authorizing propose iss
a Two Thousand Five fIundfed 1900 bonds 81 t7lOcV
one thousand Dollar, "lch, o De- secured ny n"tFaS
OF decd Of trust q b" nr>t lien upn piit G u' p
aud second Hen upon the f'st. ohd
charging The fu, 81 aid .ccuiitc- and . transact any
aud III other matters q bushes, That may come before u'
meeting
By order Of the Board 81 Dlfcct9rs -
Trans,cr books clo~e Dee. l. 1892 and reopen Jan .
1898 ...,..,.. ,.,.r,,,. p...t,on,
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Coparincrebip Notices.

WANTED PARTNER silent or active, to
w take half ntee,t IN hrstca,' hotc In hsG
Long lease. for particulars, address ." NJ, = LAST
2Orhst. city.
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financial NlcctlnG5.

OFFICE or THE GERMANGA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
no. 90 NASSAU STREET.
NEW.YCRk NOV. 81. 1892.
nv he ANIMAL ELECTION Of Directors of
| The Gcrnonla LIE Insurance CONTAIN w BE- h,il
-, ,c nrncai ofcr ~ the company No 20 Ma aust.
in te INV = New York Wcdresday the TN dag OF
Dccenler 1892 from Il 70 / y
HUBERT CIILfN. Sccrot1rv.
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Certnres ano Hlectinss.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
~ LECTURES in the Great Hall at o'clock
nceeuber 3-The lecture VIII be delivered by Mas
cecie I;ohl on Swiss Customs" in costume. No cckeo
,eauircd. Doors closed at 5 O'clock
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HARVEY FISK & SONS,
% Nassau Street, New-Yoik City.
Dealers in United States Bonds
and other Securities.
Dipi0eno Notices.

THE Observation-Disclosures CO.,
CINCINNATI. ONO. Dec l. 1892
4 DIVIDEND or PER CENT for tho
~ quarter ending Nov 80, lsJ., Ia, this day been d..
cafcd preferred stock Of this company payable Oh
Dee. 10, ls3Z. Al,
Thr transfer books will BE- closed the transfer office
company. 80. - Broadway, New ork City at >
ocOck d. H. on Dec .. aud rcoprn'd ut 10 Oclo a. H.
on pc ~ Cheeks VIII b. mailed stockholders.
IL. 4. PtLIl.N. Secrctlry.
COLUMBC SHOCKING VALLEY AND TO-
" LEDO RAILWAY COMPANY. .
dividend OF ~ per cent o. the preferred stock OK
this company for tho ha year ending December 81 has
been dcciarcl y. yabc January 1898. Cheeks Will bc
mailed 20 stockholders OF icco,d.
Io the purpo-r Of dividend and also of The annual
M citing OF che company, the transfer books Tor tie re
tered and common ;o, WI ce a. 9eIN Pgfeo@
49, c. IL. V. & T. ~. Co
rs 4. { WAITE Ficsilcnt.
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ). 5. co.
N. SHORT EOU ~ TO LONDON. ,.
NEW YORK, souTHAMtIoT5 bREMEN'
FAST EXPRESS SIEAMElsS. 80 =
FRS. Cabin, $40 and upward. Second CABIN $50 2
,.rth Storage low rates Steamers sail from FOOT oil
2dst., Hoboken. M , n M
Taye, Tues. Dec. 10 pm H. H. Meier jon ~ ~ a,,n
r,lbc Tues. Dee. 20 am, Ilb' iu'7'' jan - a.
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| Feb, n.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-17
HOBOKEN'S NEW CLUB.

The handsome new home of the Union
Athletic Club on Washington street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Ho-
boken, was open for inspection last night.
1t is credit to the club and crowds ad-
mred it last night.
The basement Is fitted up with bowl
ing alleys. and rifle range and Turkish
baths. On the ground floor is located
spacious reception rooms. The second
floor is occupied as billiard aud card
rooms, and on the top floor is located q
gymnasium and entertainment hall.
The membership includes Recorder Nc
Donough, Water Registrar Lehman and
many professional men.