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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

There were no sales OF State bonds In city
bank stocks the only sale Fourth National
800 ouyer 3 days at 200 IA.
fairly active business done in the gen
eral bond market, numerous issues were traded
in and prices tended upward. The Nchmond
Terminal issues higher the rapidly In
creasing deposits under the reorganization plan;
the consolidated trust 6s rose IL per cent to
so and the collateral trust IS advanced | l-2
Der cent 70 % l-2, the trust company receipts
closing at the same price Atchison Issues opened
strong and higher, but ended unchanged. The
changes in the Reading securities were a gain OF
Ia per cent in the general mortgage As at 81 and
Of 34 per cent in the third preference incomes at
Sc "a Chicago and East Illinois general - are
up ga per cent st 23 is Indiana and Spring
field irsts advanced &c per cent TO 20 Ore
gon Improvement 5s are down / IL per cent at
GA "a American Cotton on So we're strong vt
"a gain OF "a per cent al 10 IL: Reference is
made TO our full report OF bond sales.
The ruling rate for call loans at the Stock En-
change was per cent, with exceptions at l2
per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges $50. 260.0 55 balances, S5,664.6 $40.
The Sub-Treasury debtor 10 the Clearing
House $G5O,sS7. The net gain on balance since
Friday was SS6,9ls, made up by a gain OF
Sl32,97l in coin, less a loss Of $i6,052 in cur
rcncy The two days operations included Re-
ceipts, ST., 843 1926: payments, $6.S56,407; re-
sulting in a general balance Of $Sl44,01s,5l BIS,
consisting of $l25,l97,2s7 coin and $ls,s2l ,23l
currency. =,
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financial Mecilngs.

% i. SsSs% Ss cen g
A \ ELECTION for five trustees of the third
s viii and h for s ss a nyS't % III. Of s neg.
Wednesday. i3th April. 1892. between tho hours Of 10
- CnAs c. WHITNEY
THE NEw-YoRK. cIIlcASo AND ST. LOUIS RAIL-
GRAND. CENTRAL DEPOT. YEw.YoRK.
GfGE + hsssSS EyS9 that tns annual
,Hd st. Louis SS Ra,esa COMPANY for ne election o.
oos ana on wenesy Nay &C., 1872 % at Hs s COM 20
''"' p''"'''' ONCE 't HIIYS Cox. Secretary
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
Sfw''EhsES' NhI F!E5RfS x Srii Z. 1892
i Az. Sy as?s
for S * w be M held Sau At % ss me
saaI O'clock =, q Friday Nay O. 9,., 49,. r,.
April 49, TO Saturday May 1872 uyov
NOTICE Is /; hereby given ., that the annual
Alarm ssd % f to%Hsay @cd 's 30 s s
y az on oS ss.Ssy s ga s d ~ .y Sss Il i s
noon Tor the cecton Of seven Directors three In.
Now.York City, March 18th. lso2
VETERANS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
NATIONAL GLAEP; S y. ~,
THE ANNUAL MEETTi2G Of t 4it' o 81 ssof
will be held the Fall northeast corner Mad
ison aud 59th Street Tuesday. April 18Th,
W. Il CoUGHTRY. Adluant
80 Pine-st.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY.
NEW. YORK, March 30 lsO2
m He ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
cry Of III: Csmsny will BE- held at the once q tho
THE 10TH DAY OF NAY NEXT. for tho election Of
polls is' :ssi sS'9 s noon and remain
open for hour.
no.. St 1 s Z . ssg i Il. 's s: & :"
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH.
Bv order OF the Hoard Of Managers.
+. N. OLYPffAET. Secretary.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, April lip. m.
The stock market was dull to-day, but it made
further progress toward higher prices in con-
sequence Of additional foreign buying and higher
quotations from London The week will be -
broken that any important movements are hardly
70 be expected. Besides the Jewish holidays, the
Stock Exchange will doubtless in accordance with
custom, close its doors Good Friday. and The
Easter holidays in England will make a London
Stock Exchange interim from Thursday to the
following Tuesday. To-day was "Contango' day
at the London Stock Exchange but the quotations
TO- morrow are expected by arbtrage houses ~
give fair indication Of how far the recent
London purchases have represented the cOvering
OF shorts new ventures for the long account
That the recent buying certainly stands for bull
purchases 70 considerable extent is proved by
the increased offerings of security bills in the
foreign exchange market, which, notwithstanding
the scarcity of bills drawn against exports OF
produce, was lower to-day. Speculation is now
Ringing the European demand. While there
have been special movements in the stock market.
there is little doubt that important interests have
been lukewarm for months because "A general ad-
vance meant merely the providing Of "A better
basis for foreign hqui atiDn. II Europc sho,y.
siens Of taking back some American securities, the
home sentiment will lie fayorably influenced.
were Atchison and New-York and New.
to 80 ga, but rallied to 3e a. showing OWL aV net
loss Of only 3-s per cent New England dropped
from 40 3-S 10 80 l2 and at 80 IA scored a
net decline OF 5-S per cent. There were gains Of
about per cent over in Union Pacific Eric.
Lake Shore Delaware and Hudson and Reading
Western Union, moderate activity, rose to
30 6-ss90 IL, against 80 l.2 Saturday noon.
In Union Pacific further foreign buying was
noticeable, and for the first time in long while
London was buyer Of Lake Shore. 81. Paul
advanced to s0a70 Ia, against 20 8 Saturday
noon. II is something Of anomaly that this
stock should be more than per cent below the
price which it commanded in January. when To-
days report Of earnings parks an increase in
gross since January Of 81 500, 900 The crea-
tion Of contracts In such circumstances ought IN
strengthen the position Of real holders. Richmond
Terminal sold At 56, but rose no 10 "a on tho
announcement Of deposits Of about 81 0, 900 900
securities under the reorganization plan. There
may be some significance in the turning in Of
$500, 900 collateral trust SIS by the First National
Bank at any rate, the Street was inclined 10
view it as indicative of diminishing opposition
to the reorganization.
The market closed quiet but strong at general
gains.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Small sales of Government rs coupon were made
at lle Is The asking price was reduced 3-S
per cent. Following are the final quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

yer at prices ranging from s725 to $50; Inc In
nartment did not make the figures public.
The Mercantile Sale Deposit Company reports
800 ounces Of silver bullion on hahd 90 70
.ccnre outstanding certificates. There was 4OSo
onnrcs Withdrawn and nothing deposited.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccived today S24Q.l7G National bank notes Tor
redemption. e-..o,, ,h a.,
formal revenue receipts Ss26.3s6, and the miscel-
lanecue receipts S33.266. -
osL a." hanJ and deposits in bank compares with
tSe figures OF the last previous statement as fol-
lows ,u.
49, ,A ~ ,od a. Ok oss 900 s125 PAS 9lS Inc. 1898
e., siiytT on "a. 6.4VO25S 10 Slis'' Dec lho'lt
Net leea.enceFs .a,5,oo 4ssO 100 Inc 1910
hama .....-.. 800 I'V ''''V'iVo '"N'
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Valuable Copper Mining Property For Sale

THE SAINT MARY'S COPPER MINING COMPANY:
their last sockhode' Meeting voted not g extend
their charter but sell their real estate and wind up the
corporation. Accordingly. they offer for sale their
Mining Location IN HoughtOn County. Michigan. This
Of the North half n ~ Eighteen u.s.
Townshp IS North Of 80 West and the North hall
n ID AID the South West quarter w. " q Section 10.
township So North Of Rnge "a West The lands contain
In body and extend for two miles from East
to West across very heart OF the Mining District u
Lake Superior The Mineral Range railroad traveIses The
length Of 30 the North half Of Section Eigh
feen and both the Albany and Boston Conyonerste aud
the "Fpisose Lode traverse the section with tho
sam. length Of VEIN This property Is Of the most
nomIsna And valuable exploitation in the Copper Dis.
trict and be sold to close the companys affairs.
Anni,catons FOR the pure Will be received
;he Comfany's ofce No. 6s Devonshire Room IL.
po.,on FREDK RECK, Treasurer.
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Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.
NOTICE.

AIARCE AMOUNT OF THE BONDS AND STUN
OF THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TILL
NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE Conr ~
AND OF THE UNDERLYING SECURITIES HAS
REFN DEPOSITED USDER THE PLAN OF he.
ORGANIZATION OF MARCH I. 1892. LODGED
WITH THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY oF
NETWORK.
Holders Of tho Terminal Company securities must
elect on OR BEFORE THURSDAY. THE laTh
IN>T IL they will become parties TO the fi"n tor"e
TO protect their interests and property.
The Committee desires TO impress upon the holders
Of Terminal Securities that the deposit vi MAJORITY
Of the securities on 4th inst. will show untco
md practically demonstrate that the fiah Of
REORGANIZATION will be carried through.
The Central Trust Company Certificates which arc
being Issued in exchange for the securites aepose"
under the plan Of reorganization HAVE DhhN
LISTED on THE NEW YORK STOCK ENCHANeE.
THE RIGHT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE DASH
FUND OFFERED UNDER THE PLAN TO TIL
DEPOSITORs OF STOCK AND PER CENT BON do
WILL DE EXTENDED TO SUCH DATE As MAY
BIZ ADVERTISED By THE COMMl4IEh Ar Ai'i'
APRIL l4TH. 1892.
in ,itcd TO aud become parties TO
the plnn to preserve the integrity OF this large system
Of Railroads the disintcgrution ofwhch woud prove
disastrous such securities.
Copies OF the Plan OF REORGANIZATION may be had
nj the omco OF the Central Trust Company Of New
York.
New-York, April II, 1892.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTr
OLIVER II. PAYNE,
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN.
WILLIAM II. PERKINS.
HENRY HCDGE,
H. &. FAHNEsTOCk.
J. KENNEDY TOD.
Committee.
. 81 w.iss New.York
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NETWORK, April g. 1892.
TO the Holders Of TOting Trustees
Certificates for 1st and "a
Preference StOcE Of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.

Holders Of over two.thds In amount Of each class OF
Chesapeake Ohio Railway Company stock trust certificates
issued undersigned having asened 70 the creation
Of the securities outlined In the plan set forth ia said
Compony circular OF January % 1892 said plan has been
carried into crec, securities have been Issued and
delivered TO enable proceed with exchanges
hereunder Holders certificates for arst and
second preference shares now exchange them a: the
orlce Of Dexel Morgan Co.. % We'll Street Newiork.
who will make exchanges without delay.
The basis Of exchange, set forth BY the Railway
Company In said circular OF January %. 1892. IS:
Tho preferred stockholders N receive two-hiTds
Of the tace their stock in It's "a cent.
General Mortgage Dpnds bearing interest from July I.
1892 and one-:ird stock trust certificates.
The preferred stockholders receive onethird Of
the face Of their stock In like bonds and thirds
in certificates. Fuctons Will b. ad
lus,ed by equitable cash settlements
The for ST. 900 each. aid bear interest from
March l. 1892 and their recipients, under notice
either paw four months interest from March July
d. els per Lond I'm cash. or tIe company will teach
thr september coupon aud the nteics: from July
September I. Viz. -. per bond Ia cash.
Pursuant B. Arrangements made Tor purpose the
preference stock exchanged will De transfer ed
placed being marked "non-nt sOtlabe." IL
being inter ded TINT they shall he held until oil.
all tho preference shares shall have been exchanged
when they b. cancelled unless should be decided 10
conccl them At al earlier dae.
j. PIERPONT MORGAN.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
GEORGE BLISS,
Voting Trustees.
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aALEs Al TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pr
IB0LEUN EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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STEAMBOATS,
NORWICH Line.

Fsyorte INSIDE koVLE FAKtt' KEDINED.
FER o. 90; no. loN. $500 Corresponding reduction g
al point. hsss Ferry day. sSndsys exec, ted Al
30 l.. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

Small sales Of Government as coupon were made
at lls Is The asking price reduced 3-S
per cent. Following are the final quotations:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. April II, 4 p m.-Consols, 90 3l6 FOR
money and 98 IA for tho account, New York. Penn
sylvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 80 a. Can
adam Pacific 30 IS; Eric. ~ IA Mexican ordinary
"a q ST. Paul common. 81 "a Ncw-York Central.
III Ia Pennsylvania, SO "a. Paris advioes quote
per rent renes 90 francs 81 IL centimes for the
account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

e~-~e~-~-~l~-~-0-~--.rr- ~ NJ ~e~4-a~t----e
G. T. sAuER. J. EDEL OF Edel Brothers..
President. Nice-lresldent.
CHABLEs l.. sauEH. Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE or THE G.. +. sArKR CoMPASY,l
1925 AID 1923 MAIN STREET.
RrcHNoND, Va. January q. 1872. }
THE DIRFCTORS OF THIS COMPANY HAVE
Il DECLARED 4 DIVIDEND OF PEE CENI
Tor the last i've months earnings OF the CON-
pany. payable az the cOmpanvs Office.
CHARLES l.. SAUEh, treasurer.
At tho meeting Of the Board Of Directors i
was decided 70 issue 3 limited account OF sloch
payable as follows: 10 per cent. cash ana per
cent. every thirty days. or the whole a. Inc ilhe
OF subscription. either common or preferred
stock. The preferred stock pays : per cent IN
terest per aunun. Interest and principal guar
anteed.
Tho following woll-known businessmen ars
the incorporators OF this company: c. +. Saner'
W. I. Hancock. tobacco Manufacturer; Charles
Ssuer. J. Edel. OF Edel Brothers: Butler
Bosher. tobacco manufacturers; Harelson x
Crump, wholesale con ectioners; W. VI. Parrish,
wholesale grocer; W. l.. Fleming. OF Richmond
Tobacco Company; J. J. Rankin. grocer; A.
Ravens, confectioner; J. Wright & Co.. tobacco
manufacturers; ". A. kleyesshl Richmond
Bottling-Works; Charles Spott. Of Spott Spott;
W. W. Brsuer cattle broker j. Hughes, Of
Hughes, Eifinger d Co.. Lynchburg, Va; T. F.
Miller 4 Son. Baltimore. Nd. A. Hoen & Co.,
photographers; S. II. Pulliam & Co., insurance.;
H. 7. Thomas, tobacconis. j. II. Montague
lawyer. "a 25-l4t
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uniformly excellent results
extraordinary property
Algernon u. Navy Resident Ply
lot Sprngs, Arl
experience
and
i,nto tho ;heuma
tres1tr ON u
Is
anel ans
due. tot red4ud 1ty
Of
University 0 Resident Hot
Brro o
M
be
action in
Dr. T. B. Buchanan, Physician Springs, Arkansas
take pleure u
DR. P. Medical OF
theoe
WA
agent for
the
tan
arla rsto
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAM SHIPS.
XvlRG INA STEAMBOAT COMPANYS
JAMES RIVER LINE
ORTHE SEASHORE. CHEAPEST AM. MOST
PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT
NEWS. CLAREMONT,
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS:
A. NEWPORT NEWS and NORFOLK for
Hampton. old Point aud Smithheld. Va. Wash
ington. b. C.. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
YORK. same afternoon; also ot Norfolk Tor East
ern North Carolina and the South.
Al ClAREMONI with the Atlantic and
nanyille Railroad for Wayerly. Hicksford ani
al s'A''oVoINL Only ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BIZ
RAIL LINES.
FARETOPoRTsW0UfH ANDNoRFoLKsi.5o
a. IN KOl ND TRIP: a SECOND-CLASS.
S'''' ~ FIHST-CI ASS MEALS
The elegant and fast steamer
AklEl.
CAprAS DEYO
fcaryng nifed states maiD
leaves Richmond every
rONrDAy "WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 4
n. lSIKEET-CAkS co DIRECTLY 10 SIhhA-
Frs WIZARD for above named pisces return.
iug the steamer leaves Norfolk ana Ne"port
News on alternate days. arriving al MchmoiT
air. Tironrh tickets on sale on steamer and "A
GarNers A.eucY. no tJl Nalu hlAtpsf b@sSosa
NSftIE-KO0nS NGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGH.
FREIGHT.
Troicht received daily Tor Norfolk. Iorts-
month smilhtell. hampton. Ola lOlpt,
Maverly. HIchsforl and AerandrlA Va; wash
iu.rfou. u c. NewDcrne. Washington ana ar
Tlro \. G.: al stations on Atlantic ana Dan
vile. SeabOard AMI Roanoke. norfolk southern
ana Earmyille and rOwhatan haircads, AMI
Eastern North Carolina generally' also, Tor
Eastern Shore OF Virginia and all regular lent-
ing.on the James and kappanannock rivers,
afIONFSr RATS. and through bills issued.
ITCIFN j. TAIIM. Nce.lresident.
So. fi!7 Main street and Rockets.
IRyry WEs,G1k. Freight and Passenger AGENT
puTrADrIPHIA. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
APPOINTED sailing DAYS every TUESDAY and
FEiiAl az D. 81. and every SUNDAY AZ A. VI.
Trefght for tuesday and Friday steamers re-
ce vel tl lI.D A. ~ For sundays steamer
tU5 VI. saturday freight received daily III
5p. r. ,,., 80,
Tor further Information apply I'D 1900
j. ~. hcC AfklCk,
General Southern Agent.
once kockettA
". u. CLYDE %.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ami FRIDAY. Manifest closed ono nour before
'' stesmcrs leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAIDhDAf at5 I.
81 arriving M Richmond MONDAY and FIJI
DAl mornings. . ..,.......l
Calm fare 20 New lora ~ James river
routo lucluding mCals ana Derthl 800. 80 %
Iound-trip ticket limited 10 thlrty Gays
after date OF Issue. ~ ID
Steernge with 81 sistence .................. oiD
SteeraEe without 81 slsience .;;s;........ 800
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
go. AZ W
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
'rcte1s can 10 obtained AZ 4. W. Garbers 9i
Main street CHESAPEAKE and Ohio and Rich
,n"na and PETERSBURG depots. and ~ eompanya
~ CO. is0i Main street and wharf, Rockets
treirht received daily Until Il. ". ,......
tas.eugcrs Leaving lackmond OF MONDAYS,
Ti'f.pAfS. WEONESpAl5, lHtRSpAlaa
etrrRDAiS by the Chssspasks aud Ohio rail-
Wv via Newport News ~ $50 A NJ, snd by
Eichmond and Petersburg railroad. same dsyAt
enI A. NJ will make connection a. NORFOLK
.-ith steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, and
tsa-H Company's Wharf. kockst>A
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EAILEOADs-
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R R,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY :. 1917
LEAVE RICHMOND:
IRAN No. u. A.Al A. II.


TRAIN No. n. 800 A. r.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Danvills,
> Greensboro. Winston-Salem. Durham.
Raleigh. handleman. salisbury, Asheville. Hot
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken, Augusta.
Atlanta. Birmingham, Montgomery, New Or
leans, Texas and California. Pullman palaces
sleeplng-cars Richmond 10 Dsnyille aud Dan
vile 70 Asheyile, Hot Springs and Knoxville.
also Danylle % Atlanta, Birmingham. Mem
phis and Kansas City. No. without change
TRAIN 10. .. 300 T. ~
HAST MAIL. daily for all points South and
Il Southwest Connections at Mosely Junction
for farmyile and Powhatan railroad; AZ Keys
yille for Clarksyille. oxford. Henderson. Dur
ham and Raleigh Through coach Richmond -
Raleigh; az Danyille with Pullman Sleeper for
Augusta and Atlanta: az Greensboro for Dur
ham. Raleigh. he. makes no connection at
Salisbury Tor hsheyille or Western North Caro-
lima stations. Washington AMI Southwest YES
tibuled Limited, south-Dound. leaves Dsnyills
$50 \. II.
Iarlor car between Richmond and Danville
TRAIN No. r.. 500 T. VI.
A MTLIA ACCOMMODATIONS, daily excep.
y sunday for Amelia Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. y. 7:l5 A. NJ. No. 10, 500 p. NJ; No
Is, S:45 A. VI.
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RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 4, 1872.
4 CO-TARTrSERSHIP HAS THIS DAY BEEN
y formed letween j. II DiCEE son; late
of the firm 81 j. G. Dickerson. and y. II.
DICKINSON, JG.. for the eonduCcunagS OF OLA a
SADDLE MANUFACTURiNG BUSINESS III
al its branches under tho firm name OF D;
III DlCkEH~ON * CO.. and having purchased
the business and good will OF the late
W. y BEDFORD. at No 1902 east Nam street,
Will continue The same. with Increased facilities
for turning Out first-class work OF all stylos and
grade. an at lowest prices. We solicit con
tinuance Of theuatronage Of the friends OF the
late 3lr Redfori. OF our friends and the public.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
). II. DlCkERSON
j. IL. DlCkEKSON, JR.
Referring 20 The above, cordially recon-
rnond on behalf OF all concerned. and myself,
The firm Of j. II. DICkEkSON Il co. succeed
fnlr no tho business OF my late husband. w. y.
bedford TO he good will. patronage and sup
P0- - ~ MRS l.. 4. BEDFORD
fe-ot AdmInistratrix.
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ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS.

A grand opportunity is offered investors to
secure some Of the best paying stock in the
market City business already established
guaranteeing large dividends. Only go shares
left-,par value 500. Speak quick If you wan.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN No 10. 3:l0 Z. NJ
| OCAL EXPRESS daily, except Sunday.
Il Stops 81 all stations. A. Lester Manor con-
meets with Stage for Walkerton; also connects
with baltimore steamer AZ West Point.
TRAIN No. 49, $40 T. NJ
RALIINORE LIMITED. daily. except sun
- DAY. Tor West Point, connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore. At Baltimore
steamers connec. with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for Washington. Philadelphia and New
York. fAhL. Richmond 10 Baltimore 81; TO
Washington, SO; 20 Philadelphia. $3.50; New
ORR. SD
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE4
DOR WEST POINT. daily. except Sunday,
Il thence by Richmond and Danyile railroad
TO Richmond arriving at $40 A. NJ and lO:D
A. NJ
TRAIN No. 40. 7:50 A. VI.
I OCAL MINED. daily. except sunday: leaves
l. Iweny-thrd street station for West Point
and Intermediate points.
Ticket Office al station foot Of Virginia street
omen 100 A. NJ to 600 Z. NJ, and from 900 10
CRY ticket Office, 9Oi Main street;
sol. fIASS JAS. +. TAYLOR,
Trattic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
". A. TURK.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte, y. c.
". IT. GREEN. General Manager.
T.. BERhELEY. superintendent
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ne dtor Of this paper has used the Buff
YAH LATINA Water freely during the past five
A joar. Tor rheumatlsIl and with tue
nos happy results. Usually after an attack
o. ileuuat.sm d few bottles would DO suh
cent to allay the pain. but tor d long time
} have used II constantly rs a table
ra.-f aud although have tried many others
.'se this the best OF all The Buffalo Iithia
''a'ef s 80 perfectly pure that IL surpasses IN
,-.' respect any Of our filtered waters and IS
t agreeable 10 the taste Many of my
,ll1 la'e tried drugs of various kinds for
H.em. aud in come cases when they
20 experience feneht in one direc-
., 'ne drugs brought on something worse
- .Eofnied other symptoms OF disease. l
o.. 70 tie waters entirely and never use
go atn confident that Natures Remedy
~ ~ tne best for rheumatism. and all diseases
W. AuIed natuIe.-trom the Christian at
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institution
Rheumatic rheumatism with uniformly excellent results
remedy
ion IN
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lours truIy,
J.. J.. GOEsUCH. NJ. ID.
Office 215 Summit street.

Vie win give 800 for any case of Catarrh
%, cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh
N--e Taken internally.
j. CmSEa ~ G e. Props, Toledo. o.
81 Sold by Druggists, 15c.