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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
The STATE OF TRADE.
-'''''' IN the Election Csuses Inactivity
In Commercial Circlas.

In Commercial Circles.
..S'tie,t IN the election has increased
g. during the week, and al various
- south. West. and East. has been
e-t'.tl by less activity IN commercial
<, ;iv Low prices Of farm produea AZ
49,, '1h snd elsewhere. West aud North
- lave resulted in duluess. In many
cl.ir1.....ee mes however. jobbers say the
t3,ri,,+.Du " as active as usual in the
49,, aug GAYS Of presidential cam
a. Nsw c.r-t s'rike Of the freight. handlers
gs,sa.o ~ ,tAlS further checks trade, and
nae elect.
s,,,-sei'it~s with more than 1 con iohhs,s
4. no. '.'u nm fchants, aD Z manufacturers.
stov 80. ices telegraphed TO Brddsfreeps $,
:, 10 9"TlbG'ion during ton months
I'll. ~ cottCus, woollens. worSteds.
NJ La1s shoes. clothing, groceries. hard
s,i.,, atHeuitural implerneuts. crockery
ola - uolions, paper. drugs. Chemicals.
rsilss- glass, rubber goods. and other
Naib almost uniformly, except M the
ma "a Deen IN excess OF the movement
0ur l.,t pyu0n Of lssl-as indicated by
cent A-oieafings' report, perhaps 10 per
Laye ~ "a malOrity Of instance pr;ees
hany c sss. TO higher range. though IN
IN az 80. We reverse Is true. Jbe mar.
tepor,s" n has also varied, bat almost all
outlook Alls IN the belief that the trade
BsniA ~ y exceptionally bright.
ten mo,,s eeilngs IN the United States for
10 %, eaa. o. 1881 equal 81, 9iI .7S0 600 or
lssl. I'M " more than IN ike portion 81
tonesn",Ssy not vary materially from the
tshi. hesS;ns total IN 1880. and are so per
h'al 80 1,'i Than Ia 1889. The October
''l'V'V .Oc0-- exceeds that Tor one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Exwood Gao Go in ana

Mr. N. Clay Chamblin. proprietor Of tho
Wbitby Stock Farm, below Manchester.
has returned from Columbia. Tenn, where
he went to attend the great trotting meet
ing In which his handsome young stallion
Egwood was TO have trotted to lower his
record. Mr.. Chamblin, like all of the other
horsemen who were there, was very much
put out when the check given by the
owner Of the track for the amount OF the
purse in the first race was dishonored.
The president of the American Trotting
Association on Saturday of last week or
dered the Columbia kite track under sus-
pension, and the horsemen who had
gathered there from San Francisco to Bos-
ton scattered in all directions. Many OF
them stopped at Nashville, and II is prob
able that another meeting will be given
there. Dobie rated Egwood at 215 and
assured his owner that but for the injury
to his foot he could have driven him in
ala or better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
,roney for mis.,onary work.

At the meeting of the Woman's Baptist
Missionary Society of Richmond, held on
Friday, the committee reported having
raised $50 for centennial missions. Inc
same committee was continued, and re-
quested to make final report the hrst
Friday 10 December.
Al this meeting Mrs. W. Z. Hatcher
made known to the ladies her resignation
as president Of the Central Committee Of
state Work. Resolutions were offered
highly commcndatory and expressing re-
grst at her retirement from work which
had grown under her administration from
81. 100 o year to $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Two HORSES Run AWAY.
b'ih Have Collisions, But Not Much
Damage Done In Either Case.

"amhEe bono In Either case.
re horse attached TO tho buggy of Mr..
Z. D. lam, which was standing on Nam
''e'. hear the American Hotel yesterday
A.,iilYn, was bltteu by another equine
qua i-ok fright and ran away. The ami
"a 4aried down Main street and had only
t' lew tep5 when the vehicle TO which
. Vas l-tcLed became entanRled with
N.'-ef buggy. After turning the vehicle
c.lld and untsnglng itself, the runaway
.i'- alaiu started down the street. When
.-1 tole about a block 1t ran into q
10y and while struggling to get the bug
'o''e' D; managed TO free itself of its
t1..1-'' al1 dashed down the thorough
A.' leaving the buggy standing where 1t
"a ..led "a the dray.
A'e-' ] o'clock yesterday afternoon
-'s " buggy 81 Mr.. Bruce was stand
4. '- Nl-ih street fronting Franklin, the
!. attached thereto took fright at
'.,.'ic car and started of. A colored
''' A'.iius the animal. and while he
~. ''at ''lug 10 stop II the horse ran
r. ,..e 'cuce iust below DIR. j. Hall
$50 once, breaking II down. The
.l"ed then darted up Ninth
~. .lt vas captured Dy a negro man
.i % Pal gone half a square. A lady
,, 'le vehicle at the time. She was
"a, ..-i.', bli was 50 much frightened that
% De- taken INTO the Office Of IL.
.iI.- "a Co. After remaining
80 iy" minutes IN order TO quiet her
NJ 'Ae walked 70 her home. The
49, 0-- not INJURED al all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06

butsries. and the clerk was directed to ad-
wise Captain Gaskips to surrender TO the
county authorities and have the case in-
yestigated. The board Is clearly OF the
opinion that he did nothing but his duty,
and should he be prosecuted the State
will see that he has the best Of counsel.
Captain Gaskins says he did not fire
directly at the craft In witch Smiling was
attempting to. escape. His shots were for
and ne thinks Stirling was struck BY q
ola hnil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Concert and Cantata.

On next Friday night there will be q
most delightful entertainment given at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall for the benefit of the Ashland Associa-
ton. choice programme has been ar
ranged.
Mrs. Durrett, Captain Cunningham, Mr.
Watkins, and other singers will take part.
There will also be rendered instrumental
music by accomplished pianists.
Part III. will introduce the Water-Fairles,
a charming little cantata. A large number
of fairies will assemble to report their diff
ferent missions to the queen, and the pitt
ter-patter company boys who represent
rain-drops will also appear before her
Majesty.
The entertainment is for the benefit of
the Young Mems Christian Association of
Ashland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Silks and VGlVGtS

1 lot Of FANCY vETyETs for trimmings ana
com blnation. 81 buys the 81 quality, 90 the %
quality, and $3.50 the "a quality.
We have Just secured the best value In VEL
VET 10 sell at 81 per yard ever shown on our
c0unters-7o shades, and all better than the Or
binary s1.25 Velvet.
Extraordinary values In VICTOR SILK, In all
eolOrs, at sl.35 yer yard for the s1.75 quality.
lot OF CRYSTAL SILKS, In light and dark
shades, at e1 for the s1,25 quality.
New CLAN PLAID SILKS, in beautiful combi-
nations OF colors, at 81 worth s1.25, and at s121
worth sl.50.
BLACK SILKS. in Muscovite, Armure. Fable,
Damasse, Taffeta, and other weayes, alto, &c.,
81. sI.25, also, 90, and up.
ILLUMINATED and SHADED SILKS, Tor
trimming, at special low prices.
Another lot OF that FIGURED DRAPERY
SILK, just in, at 5Sc. for the Soc. quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
CITY Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday, in the case Of
De Butts Il Daggert against Taylor d Boil
ing Company. judgment was rendered for
plaintiff for S132.50.
= The following suits were instituted
Croft and Allen Company Us. John A.
Kratz. for 81, 800.
Adrian j. Boisseau us. Richmond Rail-
way and Electric Company. for $1,000.
Planters National Bank of Richmond IS.
William II. Campbell, for S5Oi: same Us.
ID. s. Gates for S151 same rs. John j..
Powell for $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Daughters of the Revolution Meet.

The Old Dominion Chapter of the So
ciety of the Daughters of the American
Revolution held meeting in the Young
Mems Christian Association building yes
terdav. A committee was appointed TO
draft appropriate resolutions of regret at
the death OF Mrs. Harrison, who was regent
general of the Society of Daughters of
the American Revolution. The ladies de-
cided to work during the coming winter
to raise funds for furnishing the Lee
House" for the Virginia Historical Society.
A great many new members were received.
A considerable amount of routine busi-
ness was transacted, after which the meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
NORFOLk'S MARITIME BRANCH.
sIr. CIeveIand's ACKNOWLEDGMENT CAM
nafsn Horse-Persopal Notes.


correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 5.--Major f..
W. Houghton. of New York. has been
here and made arrangements. for the es-
tablishment of branch of the Maritime
Association in this city, with MIR. l.. j..
Lefaucher in charge.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland has ac-
knowledged his election as an honorary
member of the Ragged-Island Cunning
Club, of this city.
The Rev. Mr.. Leak will be installed as
pastor of the Third Baptist church to-
morrow.
The Right Rev. Henry NJ. jackson, d.
d.. assistant bishop of Alabama, is here on
a visit to his father, and will preach to-
morrow at st. PauPs and in the evening at
St. Luke's church.
A horse. dealing firm of this city gave a
fine horse to the Cleveland campaign fund
yesterday.
DEATHS.
Mr.. j. II. Rlgney. formerly Adams Ex-
press agent in this CITY,. but more recently
of Philadelphia, is dead.
Mrs. Nina 4. Arson, wife OF the Rev. Al
fred Arson, died yesterday at the rectory
in Kempsyille. Princess Anne county.
Naval Constructor Bowles. of the yard,
left for Boston to-day on two-weeks'
leave.
Richard Elliott (colored). of Portsmouth,
Dezendorf man, has been appointed
clerk to the Labor Board, OF the navy
yard.
Rev. J. r. Harrison IS conducting sue
cessful revival at the Baptist church at
Churchland, Norfolk county.
Bluefsh caught just outside the Virginia
capes are being brought to this port in
large quantities for shipment to the north
ern markets.
Immigrants are now landed here and
sent West as largely as before the cholera
scare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Heat,nw circles of the Y. NJ. c. A.

Secretary Candlish, Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, il exceedingly anx-
ious for all the members of the organ:
zation to have thorough knowledge OF
the current events OF the day, such as NAV
be acquired from the study OF magazines
and periodicals II is his purpose to or
ganize several reading circles" to con-
sist of twenty mem bers each, and to have
regular meeting nights for these. The
young men will take certain course IN
reading, and will either in writing or
verbally give their impressions concerning
the literature to their co-workers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
LADIFS' WRAPS And JACKETS

The magnitude OF our stock Of WRAPS and
JACKETS OF all kinds cannot oe described on
paper. No such variety can DO found In any
other house, and with our recent purchases our
prices are lower than we ever knew nrst-class
goods 10 be sold.
LADIES' BLACK CLOTH REFER JACKETS,
all sizes--S3 each. worth 81.
LADIES' LIGHT JACKETS In gray and tan,
full length and very stylish-s5 each, worth 81.
LADIES BLACK CuEyIOT JACKETS, full
length, half lined with silk, choice styies-oniy
LADIES FIN ER BLACK CHEvIOT and LIGHT
TAN jackets, with Watteau pleat In back
LADIES HRAYY-w WEIGHT TAN CLOTH
JACKETS, full length faced with silk, oyercoat
pOckeis--sI0, worth s12.
LADIES LIGHT TAN JACKETS. In fne all
wool cloth, large pearl buttons. half-lined with
silk, one OF the best-sellng garments OF the sea-
son-only e14, worth 1890.
LADIES TAN JACKETS. overcoat style, half
lined with silk, large pearl buttons Oh front and
sleeves, the new Vatican back-only $40, worth
s25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
WHITE SULPHUR DIRECTORS MEET.
Vacancies FiIled-MansgementN Next Sea-
son--Aliotment of the Property.
lSpecial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l

Iope-IHI leIoBfann 70 uIo DIsP1tVu'J
STAuNTos, Va, November 5.--The Board
of Directors of the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs Company had its annual
meeting here to-day. Charles s. Arnall, of
Atlanta: L. w. Petit. of Fluvanna, and
@. II. Jordon. of Buena Vista. rendered
designations. and the vacancies were filed
by the election of w. A. Carpenter. OF
Lynchburg; Charles Palmer. of Ssltville.
and j. w. Lockwood. of Richmond,
cashier of the National Bank of Virginia.
MIR. Lockwood was also elected treasurer
rice Mr.. j. Addison Cooke. of this city,
who rendered his resignation, Mr.. Cooke
still remaining secretary. Major Is. /.
Eakle will manage the property for the
season OF 1893. The distribution and allot-
ment of the property will take place the
28th OF next September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
His Jaw Broken.

One of the colored operatives employed
at the Tredegsr Iron Works had his jaw
broken yesterday by being struck with
piece OF iron. The ambulance was sum-
moned and the necessary attention was
given the man, who lives in Manchester.
The ambulance was summoned to
Twenty second and Main streets at $40 Z.
M. 10 attend white man who had been
cut on the shoulder. He was treated and
left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
LEV Y&DAYS.
Good Burning is the Basis
of BARGAIN GiUung.

Goods bought at less than regular price and
sold accordingly are bargains. II Is our pur-
pose to give oar customers an array Of such bar
gains for the next two months never before
equalled In this city.
To accomplish this both Mr.. LEVY and MI.
DAVIS win remain In the New York market TO
search for all the desirable things thar money
can buy at the right price.
Already We have the benefit Of their united
efforts demonstrated IN tho following items
Many choice values have come that We offer at
less than Wholesale prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
The Mozart Musicale.

The Lotus Glee Club, of Boston, one of
the best male quartettes in the United
States, assisted by Miss Minnie Marshall,
reciter, will render the following pro-
gramme at the musicale tomorrow evening:
l. "The Fishermen. .Gabussi
Lotus Giee Club.
2. Glow the Race Was Won,". .Eakins
Miss Marshall.
3. Tenor Solo, Forever and for Aye. .Marston
Mr.. DevOl.
o,.,,a,ta ("Dance OF the Gnomes,"l
l. |u@''''0' ("Crsdle Song"
e. A. Mcdowell
The Lotus Glee Club.
o. Bass Solo, /" The sailors Song,". Adams
Mr.. Lewis
@. 1.-THE Ministers HOusekeeper," ..-.... Stove
Miss Marshall
z. Quartette.... Selected
Lotus Glee Club.
s. Tenor Solo, Fiddle and I,"........... Godere.
Mr.. Long.
9. 1.-THE Marriage OF the Flowers. ...... .Byers
Miss Marshall.
10. Bass Solo, "Creole Lovers Song. Buck
Mr.. Davis.
IL. Quartette, " Heavenly Serenade,"
Robert Goldbeck
Lotus Glee Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
TIE commonwealth VIII Defend Him.

Governor Mckinney received informa-
ton yesterday that Captain Gsskins, of
the schooner Pocomoke, attached to the
Virginia oyster navy, had shot ami
dangerously wounded Isaac Stirling.
predaIing on the ,oy ster-rocks of the Com
monwealth The matter was laid before
the Board of Chesapeake and It's Tri-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
The Keswick Boys t" Not In It."

IoPocIuI 'OIUkI"IIl W w
SrAuNroN. Va. November 5.-The Kes,
wick boys were not in 1t IN the football
match played here this afternoon, the
Staunton Military Academy winning by Q
score of 16 too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
un.,,np..Court Grand Jurors.

The grand Jurors tor the November term
have been drawn as follows; e. A. j. Clop-
ton, Charles Haesn. William g. Camp, IL.
d. Pelouze, Montgomery West, ]. b. Nc
Kenney, J. b. Lambert. Joseph May, and
Luke Harvey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Crossed Over the Dark River.

NORFOLK. Va, November Authorization
has been received Of the sudden death at
Murfreesboro', N, c., at midnight last
night. of Colonel j. Norfeet Harrell. Colo
mel Harrell was gallant ex-Confederate
soldier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
weddfuQs.

The Presents are being sold by auction
at 1880 A. nj. and 4:30 p. NJ. each day. by
}. II. Valentine and Captain John Laugh,
ton OF sl4 Main street. Twenty years
guarantee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Ladies' HouSe-W Wrappers

We have Just received full line OF LADIES
HOUSE-WRAPPERS, In variety Oh Styles
which We offer as follows:
LADIES' CALICO WRAPPERS, N dark colors,
Priucesse back and loose front, sl.5O.
LADIES OUTING-CLOTH WRAPPERS, In
assorted styles, Prncesse back and loose 'front.',
$3.50. -..
LADIES REGENT WRAPPERS, Figured Out
ing-Cloth. with elk yoke and sleeves, 3d.
LADIES' CLOTH WRAPPERS. In navy and
brown Camers-Hair Cloth, Princess style, with
pun sleeves, yoke trimmed with bands OF velvet,
tighthtting lining, 50:
LADIES' CLOTH WRAPPERS, In All-Wool
Ladies' Cloth. brown, gray, and red, trimmed
front and back, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06

The people seem anxious 70 complete at
once the private soldiers monument on
Libby Hill. The following contributions
have been made TO Mr.. j. Taylor Stratton,
solicitor. SINCE the last report and turned
over 10 the treasurer Of the association;
Captain John Cuseons .......s.s.......,.e VQ
~ y. cIay chambliu. -. ....,....,....,. e ~
$50 %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Dress Patterns.

just thirty-fve pstterns-all fine imported
goods, the balance Of an importers stock. We
divide them In two lots, as follows:
Lot LII PATTERNS, regular price OF which
would have been $3.50. go. and s10 per pat
tern. Your choice for $3.50.
Lot go PATTERNS, regular price Of which
would have been s12, s13, and s14 per pattern.
Your choice for 1915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Suits.

The popularity OF READY-MADE SUITS Is no
less. We have Just secured some unusual
values. which will pay you to inspect.
LADIES REFER SUITS, In Navy and Black
Storm-Serges. at s6.37, worth IS; at s7.7o,
worth 90; at $40, worth s12, and at sl2, worth
sl5.
LADIES' NAvY-BLUE and BLACK ALL
WOOL CLOTH RUSSIAN SUITS, skirt lined
throughout, two rows Hercules braid around
bottom, waist trimmed with Hercules braid, full
pulled sleevcs-a very handsome ana uressy
suit-S12 As, worth $40.
LADIES' NAvY-BLUE REFER SUITS, In
AIl-WooI Cloth Jacket, with Russian front, and
trimmed with real Astrachan fur, belt with large
pearl buckle-only sl5 per suit, worth els.
LADIES LIGHT TAN and LIGHT GRAY RUS-
SIAN SUITS. handsomely made and trimmed.
at s14, worth 1880 at sl0, worth sls, and
at $50. worth s25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
BACK FROM eEHalNG SEA.
Marriage Announcement-F o o I ID
Team-Other Old FONT Notes


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OLD PoIsT CoMFoRT, Va, November s.
Commander Rabley ID. Evans, who has
lust returned from duty on Behring Sea,
where he has been watching the poachers
during the past summer. arrived nome
this morning on visit TO his family. ana
was warmly greeted by his many friends.
After n months leave of absence he Will re-
port at Washington for duty as secretary
of the Lighthouse Board. His family Will
accompany him to Washington to spend
the winter there.
Cards are out for the marriage of MIR.
Harry r. Kimberly, of Old Point, and Miss
JuIiette Clark, of Hampton. the ceremony
to take place at st. Johns church on the
evening of the 18th instant. Mr.. kimber-
ly holds an important position with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway at Newport
News, while the bride Is one of the most
charming young ladies OF which the old
town, which ia noted for ITS beautiful
women, can boast.
GOOD EXERCISE.
The officers of the garrison have organ
lied a football team. and open with their
first game this afternoon. This promises TO
give them considerable amusement after
hard week of study, and as the weather
IN this section is rarely too cold for SUCH
exercise it can be kept up during the
entire winter.
Captain John p. Story, Fourth Artillery.
who has been North for the past month
visiting the leading steel plants and gun
foundries gathering the latest information
for use of the school, returned to the post
this morning.
Major William II. VERIFY and wife. who
have been visiting friends IN Baltimore
for the past month, returned yesterday.
Mrs. Bodell returned this morning from
q short visit to Washington.
Judge J. Newton Pettis and his son, Dir.
Herbert II. Pettis. left this morning for
Asheville. N. Q.
Mr.. S. s. Phoebus is home on visit
from Chicago, where he has been connect
ed with the Grand Palace Hotel,
The Hygeia is now being changed from
transformation is so gradual that the
brides and Grooms now domiciled here
scarcely notice it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Fur-TrimmedJ Jackets

LADIEy BLACK CHRvIOT REEFER JACK
Els, with full shawl collar and facing OF black
coney fur-at IS, worth % at %, worth $3.50,
and at $3.50, worth e10.
LADIES BLACK CHEvI0r JAckEIs, with
collar and facing OF black fur Astrachan-at slo,
worth e12, and at so, worth e1o.
LADIES' BLACK DIAGONAL JACKETS, with
collar OF brown Vatican. and edged down 'front.'
with same fur-s1S.75. worth e22.
beautiful line Of CL0Aks, "a end 80 inches
long, In variety OF cloths, trimmed with hand
some fur, at Gao, ESQ, $40, and $50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
General Offices - United Bank Building.
80 anu 80 Broadway, New York

To provide funds 10 manufacture on a larger
scale, and to further increase the advertising IN
ali the medical aud all the drug trade journals
In tho United States, and also 10 advertise the
innumerabe uses, superior merits, and yerv low
price OF our product TO the general public, the
company are now selling limited amount OF
stock at $40 per share IN lots 10 suit purchasers
The price will be- advanced shortly 70 e4O. -
Heretofore our product has been confined TO
the use Of a few thousand physicians
We will now sell TO the entire medical profess
sion and general public OF all Countries
The estimated earnings will enable tho COM
pany TO pay
90 PER CENT. CASH DIVIDENDS PER ANNUM
on the stock now offered at $50 per share and
accumulate handsome surplus besides.
This estimate Is based on the business OF the
United states alone and on the expectation OF
only q moderate demand during the FIRST two
years.
The whole civilized world offers a ready and
eager market for the companys product,
especially the counties In which the various
feyers are prevalent.
The stockholders have already received a
large dividend on their Investment and the
shares are steadily increasing Ia valae.
There h no mortgage or bonded Indebtedness
on any OF the company properly.
The necessary arrangements are being made
IN list the shares on the Stock Exchange.
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