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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20
The Wearing of Amulets.

Who wore the first amulet it would be
impossible to say, but the adoption of a
talisman to ward off evil is Of very
ancient origin.
Phylacteries, the Greek word for anu
lets, were worn by the Israelites, to
which allusion is made in the Scriptures.
These phylacteries were narrow strips
Of parchment on which were written
passages from the Old Testament. A
strip was placed in a small leathern box
and bound TO the left elbow by a narrow
strap. There was smaller phylactery
for the forehead, the box for which was
about an inch square.
The word amulet is of Arabic origin,
and implies thing suspended. Amulets
we're of various kinds. The moonstone
found in the desert of Arabia was worn
as talisman against enchantment by
the women, who suspended it around
the neck. 1t was a white, transparent
stone, the time for searching for it being
midnight.-DetroitF Free Press.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20

On the celebrated Bow church, which
elbows its way into busy Cheapside,
there is this notice, rather more CURLY
put than is tine custom here, "Stick no
bills on this church"
Over a shop in town few miles out
Of London | read, The private part Of
this house to let"
The possibilities Of BARRIERS life in
the worlds metropolis are suggested
by the following, which made brave
showing in BARRIERS shop few steps
out Of High Holborn (the last word being
pronounced, by the way, with the first
20" long, and as though there were no
"I' in it-Ho-burn): Hair cutting, Cd.
shampooing, Cd; shaving, 3D.; cleaning
and scraping teeth, 3D.; hats blocked,
80. Double charge for ladies. London
Cor. New York Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20
He Wanted to Be Directed.

When the porter of the hotel ap-
preached, the heavy set man, with a
dropping black mustache, had washed his
face and was applying the towel briskly
At the further basin, glaring at him
self in the glass, was a slim party, with
finely chiseled lips and an apathetic cast
Of countenance.
"Ahem," cOughed the porter.
The heavy set man made no sign.
Excuse me-" the attendant persisted.
"Whatcher want?'
The heavy set man was savage.
Are you a guest of the houseY
The heavy set man dropped the towel
and pondered. Presently he shook his
head.
NO" he replied deliberately, L am
not a guest of the house."
The porter bowed. There lurked in
his eyes CLEAN Of triumph, a sort of
my worst suspicious are confirmed ex.
preston.
II must respectfully remind you," he
declared, with mock Difference, "that
this Mushroom is for guests Of the house. u
The heavy set man sighed and gath
cred his collar, necktie and coat in his
arms.
"Will you kindly direct me-" he gent.
ly inquired, Ito the Mushroom set apart
for victims of the houseY'
A tremor passed through the frame OF
the slim party with finely chiseled lips,
and upon the latter the close observer
might have detected a smile.-Detroit
Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20

Banker-So you want to marry my
daughter, baronf Well, all can say is
that will not consent to her marriage
with any man who is not free from debt.
Baron-You are quite right, sir, and,
if / am assured Of your sanction on those
conditions, am quite ready to wait
until am free from debt.
Banker-Really! In that case my
youngest daughter will just suit you.
She is three years old and can wait sew
eral years for you.-European Exchange.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20

l observe that American fathers,
whether from the exactions Of business
or other reasons, do not ordinarily come
10 my Office with their ailing children.
The whole matter is often left in the
hands of the wife or some relative. Ger
mans are more apt to come than Ameri-
cans, and Hebrews most of all; and in
deed cannot refrain from expressing
my admiration of the domestic life of
the better class Of Jews in New York,
which so far as have observed it is in
many respects more nearly what it should
be than that Of any class in our commu-
nity.-Henry L. Taylor, M. D., in Pop
ular Science Monthly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is 80 well adapted to children that
recommend it superior to any prescription
Known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Ill So. oxford st., Brooklyn, NY.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20
"Slanninr n Kinp.n

Talleyrand one day, upon entering the
private study where father and son were
together, found the boy upon the fathers
knee, while Napoleon was gently slap
ping him.
"Do you know what | am doingr
asked Napoleon.
"No, SIRE" said the diplomatist, who
was far too wise TO guess royal puzzlea
~ am slapping king" was the an
swer. And this trihing and harmless
pleasantly has been cited by serious
writer as proof of Napoleon's cruelty
to his child.-St. Nicholas.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion,
without injurious medication.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20
Needs Explanation.

Mr.. Challi Ito one of his clerks)-So
you missed the train yesterday morning,
did your
Mr.. Crash--Yes, sir.
Mr.. Challi-Then | wish you would
explain to me how happened to receive
your telegram announcing that fact the
night before. -Harper's Bazaar.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-20
In the Grasp Of q Boa.

~ have been in some pretty close
places" said David Mann, a member of
the Munchausen club, that was reciting
some thrilling adventures in the corridors
of the Laclede. when boy of sixteen
/ left home between two nights and
went on a cruise TO India. Returning
we had aboard the agent for menagerie
and quite collection of beasts and rep
tiles that he was bringing home for the
great moral show. One night boa con-
strictor, measuring eighteen feet, slipped
his cable and went up the mainmast
without anybody suspecting his escape.
was ordered aloft for some plrpose,
and in the darkness ran right onto the
monstrous reptile. Asmy hand touched
the great folds | came near falling out
of the rigging. did not know what it
was, but instinctively felt that it was
something terrible. His snakeship did
not leave me long in doubt, however,
for he took turn around me, lifted me
from my feet and held me aloft as a
sportive elephant might small boy.
"My head was within two feet of the
monsters mouth, and felt as if every
bone in my body was swapping. Yelli
The Confederate yell was a whisper to
the ones l gave. His snakeship began
to descend with me, evidently intending
to make a meal of me on deck. The
mate flashed light on me, and when he
saw the situation was so frightened that
he rushed off and locked himself in the
room. The boatswain was made Of
sterner stuff, however, and he came to
my assistance with the carpenters
broadax and nearly cut his snakesnip in
twain at the first blow. He dropped me
and l got fall that nearly finished me.
The boa dropped to the deck and went
writhing up and down, flashing things
right and left, while the crew pumped
musket balls into him, despite the tear
full protests Of the agent, who insisted
that he was worth $1,000 laid down in
New York. st. Louis Globe.Democrat.
Too Cheap.
Some people value pet grievance far
above money or anything which money
can buy. A good many years ago there
lived in Washington a United States
naval officer WHO thought himself I'M
justly treated by the naval retiring
board and made incessant complaints
about it to his brother officers.
"Well, SAM" said one Of his friends,
who was little worn out by hearing
the same story over and over, why in
the world do You submit to it, if it is soi
There is man here who will investi-
gate it for twenty dollars and may cor
rect it,"
"Whatr CALCULATED the complaining
officer, whose reasoning powers had evil
IDENTIFY become a little confused through
meditation on his wrongs "Do You sup
pose for one instant that ! would take
twenty dollars for a grievance lilra this'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

rr. i,onortance and influence OF the arbitrage
business between the New-fork ana LohIon ninr
kets arc apt to he overostimaied 1t - iorGoI,en
anna rrntv that these markets are more cIoS'iy
connected than, leaS than a score Oi yeaie, ae2'
were those Of New-York and Boston ana rhiiauclo
mia II is .iou btful indeed if TODAY an arpltTase
order NAV not be executed more quickly III i-oH
don than in any city IN this country 1T 10 a,lPnO
needless 10 say that this business WIN clthcr uo-
mes.ic or foreign markets is OF little more coiis
oucnce than the operations OF professional unIcIn
I'm the very floor Of the Stock Exchange. lhcre
is no possible difference between them SD l'I 40
the actual movements Of securities are concrrhru.
m. firal strength Of this market YESTERDAY Was
due 70 energetic buying for European account nc
course of prices to-day clearly demonstrated thr
character OF the buying The stocks when SlNe
INC OF business and almost without exception they
suffered the heaviest Losses AGS @d amd Ef
onI Voshv}1ic Der cent lower Union Pacific l-s
and Reading and Northern Pacihc preferred ! Ia
Der cent lower That similar declines were ila" '
h,, Missouri Pacific, Lackawanna, Ncw-Engiailu
.n1 sopc of the Granger stocks, when are ptaci-
callv unknown in Europe, was nothing more thah u
coincidence. ...a.o -, eoo,od ,,rosu,o
t,, nv, tbc greater seriousness OF the legal oppo-
sition TO the great Reading deal ailI IN Shelly
degree by the annual report OF tne @ am ana
favorable exhibit The Granger shares may nave
Leon weak in consequence OF decreasing ill., TIL
Gc or of threatened LEGISLATION: me ae more
in St Paul may have been due to nothing h Nor
tban calm appreciation OF tic. fact thai aiv .-
dnuds on tbe stocks are not declared in LONDON
&c cocks before the meeting of the directors OF
~ oo,,nany The weakness of the Gould stochs
n"ssibly does not need explanation. NO ,Ho',
should be given 10 the fluctuations IN Cnlca ,a,
90 which was first, however, in every respect.
IT, ,urther fall of about l-2 per cent may na.c
been oying TO an opposition parade in the stieves
Of Chicago. but a correct estimate OF inc ,noL ~
,i.nt MAJ not be formed until il is known VINO
nih fnr tlIe-S,rnss bands Entirely apart IRON
p.ncks like this. which were affected by specisi
causes or professional manipulation the dnynward
81 market oppearcd TO suffer from o too pieh,l,
III ,e mnplv of stocks and corresponding JACK OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Feb "a. p. m.-The sales OF the day
included coo bales American
Futures closed steady American middlng, low ma
ding clause February delivery 3 44G4d sellers FEB.
ruary and March delivery llGld seller Marfn ana
Aprfl delivery. . A4Gida3 4JGid; April ana slay ue
livery, 45-G4d buyers May and June denvery
5l-O4d93 52G4d Ju.c and July delivery 919iu
sellers: July and August delivery, , 9e-Of - % oi1
August and September delivery. Gi-cidd3 o@-o4d !;
September delivery. 4d0d 1-64d.
Galveston. Feb. "a Cotton quiet; mdliing' y ioo
low mlddllug, &c: good ordinary, o I-loc net ana
gross receipts 3,9f4 bales; sales o3o bales st'ch'
JO.GI3 bales
Norfolk, Feb. o4.--Coton nominal nduihR, V o-So
100 bales: "a cs 400 bales; stock 43301 bales:
Savannah, Feb 24-Cotton quiet mddlnss D Lie;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
El.RoprAv pRoprCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb 81. 2 - P: m.-Beef pork and
hons-IIoldere oner moderately. BarOn-llOlders
otter modern ely Cumberland cut about ,, % 40 bs,
steady at 3iS Cd; short rib. about - rs, hlm at
33s Cd. Sh0ulders-AbOEt II 10 Is MS. steady ut
PCS sd. Chee,e-lloldcrs Offer spanng!y. Tall)w-
nold'rs offer freely TurpeniineTlolder' 9her spar,
ard iutrrcs-I 1liers offer moderately prime west rn
spOt drll ut as. Wheat and nour-IIoders offer
moderately. COrn-SpJt-fhe supply Is poor I'm lures
liOdcr, oiler moderately: mixed western spot firm at
Is . I'd; February firm NJ 4 ed March frn AZ
4s ID: April lin at i 3 Id Hops nj London--
Pacific Coast-lIOldcrs are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

low mlddlng. 1.sc: good ordinary, 3-4c: net and
500 bale: sales 72j bales stock, 1906 bales.
Xeworlcans FEB 2t-GS,iiiG n, dl ana easy s9yj
otdinary : Alice. net receipts. Gel bales: gross,
$50 bales exports TO Great brilon 2ISo raiss
$3.50 bales; stock, ,G87 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
D,uiocno Notices.

OFFICE or TIT AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
BROADWAY,
NfW.YORk. February x. 1892.
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Amerl-
A en- Cn,I comnnoy Of Alcgany Cornty. Maryland
have this dev dc aycd A -nninual dividend of Three
rsr cent urnS .. ,,,, stock the company payable ut
t,is once nm i,n Tbn,.d,v ilrrch 10 1892.
The transfer books viii ~ cloou on Lrr larV ~ at 8
1892. GfOih'i. VI. INV LII Nc'letify.
THE BooK OF OPEN.AIH srOETS' octave 500 pages.
Iusttsted rhr standard authority on American
air amusemcnt. Ilulrs fog saI.s' Sw"Tlns ball play.
COPY. Published by The Tribune. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

State issues were entirely neglected. VI Guy
bank stocks Corn Exchange sold go az -'' ''''u
Manhattan 1GI at $50 II. ,d
There was little demand for railway 10 iuI' anu
the market remained duh and Irregular. lhlci
national and Great Northern Issues further ah,
vanccd | L. Per cent, bat Missouri, hah,as "nH
1cyas issues were neglected and uAchahs'u.
Richmond Terminal Is further gained - pct
cent at 9S IL, but IS lost tho same Ifac,I'H ~
"a Toledo 81 Louis ard Kansas City Hls's du-
yanc,d on small purchases II per cent 10 -
Reference is made to fail report OF bono srie1 sui
Money on call was Il shade dearer. altiioua'
the ruling rates remained IL AID per c,i,.
At the higher rate there was aupefapunO"A'
supply. ......,. ,,.os 10 fellows ::
Exchanges Si7S.645,6S1: balances. 20, 4,o. o.:
The SubTreasury debtor 10 the CIeai,m ,
House 1915 .962. The net gain on balance M:S
SIs9 l3S. made mp by gain of S20OSgi III da,'e
minus loss of 81, 1913 in currency. lir gay .
operations included Receipts S3,O24,62V pay,
ments 81 s35 iS2: resulting IN genera us ai
of 81 ej4 73S, consisting OF Sl23,j2V''-- wi"
and s.j3I 0lG currency. ;lor
The Treasury bought 100000 ounces OF sn,V q
bullion at prices ranging from 91.lO to 0l.5,
cents an ounce. The offerings amounted 80
$50. 500 ounccs, but prices of those wnIcn WIZ
rejected were uot made public. Inc HeIc t LIZ
SIZE Deposit Company OF this city reported W.
posits of silver bullion - secure outstah"ins ''i
thcates at 3,6Gs,797 ounces u,,,, 70
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccivcd to-day $?49,GG? National bank no'eS io'
redemption. co-ocoo. elm in
formal revenue receipts Sl6s,02i. and the ms
cellaneouS receipts S39,2lO. . os,
Today's Washington treasury statement OF caSn
on land and deposits in bank compares WIZ 1nc
fgures of the last previous s,a,enehV as
80. gold on hand s6o eI,is7 sl2o ~ ol3 Inc 500
St silver on hand. l$575'oll i'o''''0' H'''
N s hand tnsi'.'ue.' 4s.sIoo 51lalo' Inc 2s5oot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

London. Feb -. p. m.-New. York. pennsylvania
and Ohio frst-mOrtracc bonds 90 IS Erie. 3l tana-
dian Pacific. 81: Illinois Central 107 -; Mexican
Ordinary. 20 Is Pennsylvania, 56 81 Reading, - -
Money, 1N3 per cent. The rate Of discount IN lll;
open market for both short and three months DIS Is
j-- per cent. India Council bills allotted today
a decline Of l:,2d per rupee Paris a!vicFs quote
per cert rentes at OG francs II IL cent'meS Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
financial elections

orFIcE LEIGH AND WILKEsg9AAREE COAL &C. CO.
V'IIE ANNUAL ELECTION for President and
a.X Directors OF hi. Comiany WI be- held a. It,
Philadelphia onicc No go south Thu street, on Ihur7-
day. FOB - 1879 g. T. o'clock noon. 90
The transfer books Will he clo'ed on Feb 10. and
' ~ - ' nv order " the Board.
W. Z. ZELII, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco Fob. =. lSg2.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON EARNINGS.

Wednesday, req. ~t-P III
The Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company mace
TO-DAY preliminary report Of it's operations IN 'he
naet wear. The gross earnings from all Khds OF
traf,ic woe not widely different from those IN
tlle preceding year, but the increase IN the IT..
CENTS from coal was Offset in other branches ol
its business In spite Of a further reduction ~
fixed charges, the surplus earnings were 'he Sh"'
est in five years. 1ne percentage Of earnings "P'
nIicable to dividends on the capital stock was
7.S4. AGAINST l04s in the preceding year, lo'''
in 1889, and 1865 in 1898. The dividend ra'e
for the present year was fixed al per cent
Subioined is comparative statement OF the
companys business for the past ,hree yeain BOO,
Years ended Dec. 81 1889 lsyo;,, 40 .ii9x 200
Receipts from coal $SO323S taeOD ~ oS., ~
prom railroad tr3lc.. ?,1S29l1 lOlbsI.t ~ y,,
other sourccs o--i3OO 'i'''"o 1870
earnings SlbeJl1JJ ri, "a
Operating expenses iZ'0S-'ooo I"''V''''o ID,'I- -
Net earnings ...... t1ColtZy ToV,, w 5.12 AZ
Flf-t charges ......... o'fZoo~V "'"'i'''' 49,
c,,ri,s t,r vear g. 5o7,S99 So jGS 1913 Sa,2oi,Oio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET

There were again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds. but asked prices for the As were
raised IL per cent The closing quotations were
as follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
NEW BANKS.

Location. Title. Amount
Iron Mountain Mich Commercial Dank -. 500
Cucy Kon.-Hlnk 81 Carey. j. H. Smith,
'f'''u'''x Ew RAILWAYS ''
Denver. CoL--Florcnrc. Grippe Geek and state
ta"dl.. pr. prS,icn t''. - ~ 100 o
f. ruld y rad from Florence to Ire
mpnd aiid thc Stat line.
Anna. In.-AnnN, JOao.horD aud Asylum Flee
tric Street la.lfoad Company; John
II. SJann president 10 build aud
operate clcctrlc railway between the
threo points named.
Bsyonnc, y. J.-Atltntc Terminal Hallway Com
pany. Fdwprd :. Mann. President
10 build from oyster Island. New
YORK fisy. through J"rcy City % - -
wet side rallrold depot ............... 1900 0
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Chicago In.-De-sem or" Mining Company,
Robert Il. Cooper. president ......... 100 o
TO mine in Illinois and MchsI,l.
Spartanburg s. C.-Thomp on Gold Mining Com o
Iany. Willim Fowler. president 1OOc
10 min" for gold In Sparianburg
Comfy, :. &.
Piedmont W. Va-JcGcrson Coal Company II.
g. Davis. PRECEDENT .................-- 1000
tp mno for coal.
Colorado SlP.re. CO.-Irll Mountain Gold Min
inc Company. Jenles POurGlcs.
crseE district D'.r'' 1,oooo
Denver col.~Nsbcstos Mining and Manuf1ct.
usinG Company, John Il. Van Alien, go .
10 mine asbo.to, lands in Conala
and manufacture the material In
Denver.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Waukc,ean nI-Wonkccgln wGrer Works $500
Company, {. T. Loss president. looO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
OFFICE or THE - ,,
INTERNATIONAL, AID GREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Io5 HI;OA
rUUE JNJINCTION recently o,btained havil

rTITE INJUNCTION recently obtained having
Z been this day dls-oly'd. the intor'-t Pvpp.e III
cash upon the First Mortgage bonds OF his 9inp1nv
under the Plan Of REORGANIZATION d1tcd Jan: - loD-
VIII paid at the Of the tcntI Trust o"hl, -
wan-it., Nev.YorA upon rr 'entltoA oil t'' coupons
after ihls date 80, MT, -, H.
The Interest payable IN cash under said Plan o. he;
organization narlv u per cont on account % StCon
tho o:rce q: The FarmorF LON and Trust Coml%hy -
Winm.st New. York CITY on aud after rob - M
rnDn nr,r,f fon of the Trust Receipt, issued for said
Second mortgage bond The tin" ior a-H ht Of hoii -
Of Frst and second mortgage bonds AID cOuIonS q Pan
and Agreement of Reorganization has been rNtenirl TO
March / 1900 Prnd copies u Plan OF Reorganization
can In ob IuAd mon aupclt either % the above
named Trust lOmuauics or A. this Oilcc.
~ 1900 If n HENSON, Assist Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
AMENDED NOTICE
INIIE ANIMAL MEETING of the Sharehold-

~ He ANNUAL MEETlNG OF inc Sharehold-
Il crS Of tho Commercial Gable Company Tor the ei'c-
Of Directors such 9th 6us ms aS may De pre-
sentqd b. ths Coupnnys once No, ErOtu'
way in the city 81 NcwYork' on MONEY! Maioh IL
Tho transfer boo.s will be- closed the afternoon Of
March 10 and reopencd on the morning u April ..
D"'o' i''' ''' j. -. STEVENS. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
TIIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
FLEgrloN HoIlCE;. ., 500,

ELECTION NOTICE.
no 1o5 BROADWAY. NEWYOEK. Jan. 81, 1892.
NJ Office is hereby given that the annual meet
~ Ing Of the sto-lhola,rs Of THE Missouri Pacific
HALFWAY COMPANY will be held az the COM
panyr ONO IN tho CIV q St Loui, Missouri on IuesJay
10 18th of March next o'clock a. m for The cef.
uon II 10 Director, this ensuing year ana iOf INC
VI any other business that may como before s1'
meeting. 80, -. -, =,
Thc annua, meeting of the BOARD % Directors VIII DO
held Wedne day, the 9th day OF March
pest al - o'clock -.
Tho took tranaror hooks VII be closed Tuesday. Feb
1852, at o'cocK u. aad Ieopered on Thursday
~ N' '-' ~ ~ JAY GOULD. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

SALES At TEE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
IRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

Location. C.1Iatt,r.
4 llianCc, Ohio iessrs. he.-Drfugl and Mayer.
Cincinnati. ptr based tAe q per cen.
? flinders = n. funt ~ ........
bond NEWS.
BIchMond, Va.-Lr1i-ir'ur' la la--'d o i.l -
tlriug bono. hti br schools sid cole
l're~ ono the is.u" ~ "gl.tefnd =
tn ,..- ;h'i tof dnd lflAl- Be- fnr
I1y.cnt 90 int. > OI fhe 'u". AZ
bond, LlH, held ,r. made rtl cue dbl
- btltIr. of 900" state. Elfid- now
held MT. be- SUPP nd,Ic1 on W before
July j.
LEGAL DECISIONS.
Richmond Na.-Erlu. wick County voted % Is
-ur bond in IA %. .hr Atagflr ani
Dnnyll" Kr!iluri Powell. pl1intn.
i.Ouglt sit To- "nJp.n i-,ur OF .ts
ground tNaf it vf UutnI t'utlpual
% in-'r. ln an act incarupri;ing
company lection authorizing Fuh-
frriptlOI- by coInts. - the c1D'gl
tfOrk. supreme Court - ~ Gals Il
Nirgnia hI- .riI,d that such so"-
iOns Ia such charter arr rDrnHnn
b. uc tit". and Therefore the ! sue I.
constitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
Che Curt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, NORTH
~ BERGEN, n: J-l.aeing every day. rain or shine.
First at b. m Boats from Barclay, Jay, Chris.1.
pher. 14th and aga ss conneeting with direct v
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demand. The volume Of business was light. and
the closing prices were practically the lowest Tor
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financial Mcciln9s.

sr LOUIS IRoN MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPAHl.
ELECTION NOTICE
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Y OF - Directors fOl the ensuing year. h'd i0g INC
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ruary 2. 1892 AZ o'clock m, ana fccpeltd on IhuroS'
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waukc gan nl.--W0ukcegm WGTer Works
Company. {. T. Loss. president.
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iIvcrceris. 81. o.. Oh, 'aIi: 9iis SIS. 10000
TX dividend.