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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
DKOPOSALS For CARTAGE OF IMPORT.

| Ed MERCHANDISE AT THE PORT OF NEW
YORK >TIeasury Department; ONE Of me Secretary
the Iequiremens~ Section - Of the Act OF June %
1874 otce Is hereby given that soed poP-as VIII BE-
IL o'clock OF Tuesday. the 10Th day OF January 1898
Tor the cang Of dutlable m-r' hadse imported at New
February 1888 Bidders mgnt state under oath THE mum
Der and kinds Of vehicles under their control and Zach bid
ses e that ID be assep,ea proper contAc;
Into by party TO whom such contract shall b. awarded
S@ ten s"a d s from bo md si be ia Of s s
$50 900 with more snretles for The faithful per
such contac, The coqtrct viii b. 30 ta.ei
any time for what he may deem good cause me Depart
sHt sst d sn d 70 must G BE- add d ' h
eta Of Treasury TO- ID a. S6 19a III
do a T. f2Sw I prc per- acsse for all
distances within the port OF ineIuaihg errsgS
General order Store and Warehou-e including all ware
Uoboken Second-1hc price per package for cartng all
sample fs% oo ps Ga fhe Of 20.
successful bidder VIII be retained until o9ntart has been
9nd bond given as asoe ana c bid % p Dc
e ronrac Viii be SO framed as TO permit Secretary
corning The work will bc gyen Sy ros spe's @,
application ChAhhEs roSiE'. o''''-''.
IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building,
u. Ncw.yofk. Deccnber p; 1s95-sealed proPGsa,s
in rpcasr VIII e @ 1913 ~ ' a. Witch place and time
they Will be publicly opened in the presence OF bladcr
TO the manufacture Of mech"nisn iGr gun ana sn,on
.1s T t %i' tha Gn' at.fgt"T erection sand
nav he seen on application this ONCE The attention
Of bidders /, invited % The Acte OF oongr.s approved
February 2s lS'' ,,e a a Statutes at Large g. L.
GIILESPIE Lieut.. Col. o: Engineers
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A WEEK OF ACTIVITY.
MONEY DISTINCTLY EASIER.
PROMINENCE OF MANHATTAN STOCK.


Sunday Jan. 1-p m.
The United States, Treasurer received last week
five daxs from customs 49, 1888. from internal
revenue $2,604,241 and from miscellaneous
sources Sa4S4s9; total from all $6,l 5,6l3,
against S6,772, SCI in the preceding full week
The weekly Treasury statement shows an increase
of S7OO,5iS in net cash in vaults, and decrease
Of S3954Gj in deposits in National banks. The
net cash balances, consequently, were increased
only by S3O5,O53 There was a loss in every
item except the gold balance, aud the increase
in that fully offset the losses
PRINCIPAL changes in the vault balances were
made up as follows: gain in the gold balance
Of SI,7Sl 1914 by a reduction OF Sl,ool,94o Ill
the volume of outstanding certificates, minus
loss of $20,306 in coin and bullloh' ioSS Al
tho silver balance of $l46,400 by an increase Oh
S961 9S9 in outstanding certificates, less lurther
accumulation of S5i5,573 in coin and bulhoh
and a loss in the legal-tend balance of S767,5lS
by q decrease of S641, 5l6 in notes and an issue
of 100000 in currency certificates treasury
notes to the amount of 81 ,512spoo were issued IN
payment for silver bullion, vbut the sum OF
S4SO,s92 was returned in the course OF business
and the volume of these notes in circulation was
swollen by $l,O3l,1Os. The amount OF these
notes now outstanding is 1921 ,366,e63. Inc
Treasurys liability for the redemption Oh Na.ioai
bank notes was reduced by S76,s17, and the
deposits of lawful money on that account amount
to 1923, 4S6,G6o
Subjoned is Saturdays statement comparcu
with that of December "a:
Dec. "a. Dec. 81. DIFFERENCES.
Gold coin and bull.
ion. less cerdh.
Gates and 800. - -, 20, 90,
900 900 S20, 1856 4s4 16S lis Inc
certincaes - IL I62 s3s 10 8e5, 322 Dec. 7e7. 80
Natl Bank notes. 59oS, 754 1881, 5e3 Dec. 1O7,iol
Silver dollars and
bullion. less GER - an - ,.c ,oo
Uic3tes 403J,2So f,1SSSoV Dec' i'o'fo'
Cash in Treasury s43 4s3Ss3 Inc. 500 '1S
Deposits in NATL - - oo- ,,-
banks IL ?J9 So 109Of3o Dec. ooo'fo'
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il probably was merely incidental to the -.

it probably was merely incidental to the -.
Elements at the end OF the year.
The foreign exchanges opened firm. but receipts
Of commercial bills over the Christmas holiday
were sufficient to prevent gold shipments by
Wednesdays steamers Rates gradually declined
until Friday, when there was a partial recovery.
A shipment of $500, 900 Of gold was made on an
old order, and was not at all in accord with the
steadier rates Of exchange. At the present figures
further shipments would seem TO be improbable,
unless Europe has raised the premium which IL q
willing to pay for the precious metal. The market
closed steady shade above S4.s5 1-2 and
Si.s7 l-2 for long and short sterling bills. TO-
spectively.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
63 railroad companies or systems for the third
week Of December. OF this number As comps-
mics return gains of S360,405 or s3 per cent
and 18 companies return losses OF ca per cent
The whole number gives an increase over the same
week last year of $2O44 06, or 30 per cent
The following table divides the aggregates and
differences of the companies, showing gains and
losses:
Sd week in Dec.-ls91 1892. Differences. Pc.
Is companies. 2,Gl1,o75 24300 66 Dec. l759O9 e.
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Gfrurslons.
Propose


IMPROVEMENT OF PHILADELPHIA HAIR
i HOt;. L. > Engineer Once |. i2S Arch Str et Fhila
delphla. Pa. December %, ls:r3-Ssaed tr9%saLs In
trin ate wil be received at th. Office until ii a. NJ
Tue ,day January 81 1898. and then publicly opeheu Tor
dredging and removal II wha ing IN Philadelphia iarhpr
and he druOsiting and spreading OF material on League
Island Specifications blank orn> and all available in
formation viii furnished application 10 this ohlce
G. W. RAYMOND, Major Corps Of Engineers. L. =
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORWICH LINE.

ra,es reduced 10 NEW.LONDON, e!U0, NORWICH.
i25; WORCESTER 800; bUsIoN, $500 Core
Tier TO- North River (cNt pier eblNe Dcsbfosscs Street
Lcrlyl. daily Su.days eAccpted AZ . .OO r. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
6apings banks.
BOWERY SAVINGS BANK.

NEw.YORK, December L. 1S92'
A SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND AT THE MAI radi Ur
FOIjK Der cent pcr annum Will be allowed anu cIeuOd
10 dcpostors all of Five Dollars ana upwa,
not exceeding Three Thousand Dollars "nch sna av of
been deposited az least three months on the hsG uay vi
January next and Will be payable on or aiter
January 10. 1898, In accordance win uic p'' "
the bylaws
EDWARD WOOD. President.
RORERT LEONARD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

The Trustees Of Institution have declared t rest on
all sums remaining deposit during M" thrre or ~
month. ending December 81. the rae or fOUK Plls
CFNT H.. annum ~ coo and und"r: ana Iillit i,i
CENT i.r annum tho excess ~ elVO not tkcetuHhg
"a ouO ',ayabc on and a.ier Monday. January 10.
III pos! IL md. before January ~ WI draw IN
tercst from January ]. Z. ID. hI-Al'"' IrSu'"'
d N'TO. Secretary.
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5nsIrnrtlon
For Boys and Young Men-Clty.


For Boys and Young Men-Clty
r, OOKKEEPlNG stenography upcwrtins &C., thor
b VghIy TAUGHT day or evening situations furnished.
Address Scw-YorI Business College, l25th-st., n. y
DARK COLLEGIATE school Boys. 81 West 56tn-
few puphs received family. Nov open. Gaia
iogue. ELMER T.. PHILLIPS, A. NJ. Principal.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.473 broadway :.
n. C. HENDEICKsoN. Phi D.
For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoK GIRLS
40. COZ 5rII.AvE.
rev. Dr. and Mrs. cHis. II. iARDNER. PrIneip,ls
NJ Ew-Y0I.K BUSINESS COLLEGE,, l25th.st:. N. y
dres, q GcLRMEST G. GAINES. Mount Morrl, Bank Big
VAN YoI:MAY INST Toaadca Is37.
B. T. cor Oh "' Principal Niue. VAN NORMAN.
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLTTz SCHOOL OF LANGrA G,
i Madison Square (c0r. 25th-st. ana Bway) -.
Branches in the principal American ana European cities
New term begins now; ------------------
PAkSSkkHHkkBD B BSsIISShsss cSIa:EGE
W open for the new Gc1 a on ccSsd u2nr se hoS
week There many nor 50 gooi openings Tor
educated young men and women a. h,n f prodSnt
. iol East 2sdst.
~ UORTHAYD.-Andrcw J. Grshams school, 20 Broad
= way, gives thorough iqstcto ~ et wilton ~ So,n
s c"snnetcnt classes daily except saturday evening
Classes Tuesday and Friday. Circulars 'ree'
Musical Instruction.
.~..,,,,,rorITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC; .,,rp,c.
NJ IERpNG MusIcA INsTiTuTE, n or AME BaSiSv
LESS Pres Albert Ross Parsons. Vee-Pre''; IL. ""
Greene Seq a a1p q 1'' Fss. Athst. New.York
.7E r.MoIIs PIANO VIOLIN and oRa ANS SCHOOL
N. T. OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
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Totals All 79 600 IS ats 420ls SEQ 445,9 100 30
The hank exchanges at the Ncw-lork Clearing
House and the stocks sold AT the New-torK STOCK
Exchange last week and Tor the week OF the
preceding two years compare rs follows:
Jan 3 os 30 ia. 5sp AZ, ~ 81 . pSS 81 81 p &
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Money was distinctly easier throughout the
week The previous furry in rates tended 10
draw money toward this centre, while there
were no exports of gold till near the end OF
the week At the Stock Exchange call loans
ruled at 5a6 per cent although the extreme
range was from 3 to 10 per cent There was little
business at either of these prices On Friday
there was Il slight disturbance when the highest
rate was touched and the bulk of new
business done ut per cent. y snnicicnt
explanation of this advance in rates was tue
occurrence of holiday tomorrow. which made
il necessary that loans should extend to Tues
day The furry had brief duration, and
last rate under liberal offerings was , per
cent Time money was in ample SUPPLY but
borrowers reluctant 70 pay the rates which
were generally asked. Except for short pc
rlods. little money was obtainable below Il
per cent and for thirty and sixty days
the rate demanded was l-2 per cent In an
Iteration of greater ease in consequence of the
heavy January disbursements, borrowers pre-
fcrrcl to depend for their wants on the call-ioan
any, consequence. At Paris French 3 per cents
suffered "A heavy decline, on account OF the
poltical disturbances. Int the money market was
not affected At other Continental points the
ness requirements In London the Bank of Eng
land made no change III its minimum rate, which
il still 3 per cent. In the open market the
ruling rate for discounts was "a per cent. and
close of the week when there was a sharp
advance for both. Yesterday rates for short dis
advanced to 2 1-?. and daily balances rose TO the
bank rate. The advance was not explained ous
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fatal balance. .s5i1l3.l97 s5i4 $3.50 Inc. $1,000
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

-
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
BY the operations Of the New-Yorl1 Sub-Treasury
in the week ended Friday night, which included
deposits Of 1923 900 Tor payment at other points,
the associated banks gained S334,s17. The
weekly bank statement published yesterday showed
an average gain in cash of S7l7,S00 In
other respects the statement featureless.
The small shipment Of gold counted for very little
while the receipts Of currency from the country
were large and constant. The higher rate, for
money undoubtedly accelerated the return move
rnent of money which has been delayed by various
causes of which the principal one was the late
ness Of the cotton crop The contraction IN loans
was less than $500 900. although the close or
the year naturally must have caused good deal
of shifting. Tho statement was unusually con-
sistent in its details and the increase IN deposits
was in harmony with the changes IN other Items:
The result Of all the changes was an increase OF
1862 ,975 in the surplus reserve: The banks hoid
in excess Of legal requirements $3.50, 80, against
Sl7,232.05 in the corresponding week yeaIT
arc: Ss,j7G,s75 in the preceding year, anu
81 1855, 900 In 1890.
The changes in the corresponding week in three
preceding years were ne follows legzLIaoaS
incelscl S0,36i 900, cash incrca.ci S4soOoo, dc-
posts increased 81 09l ,3oO and surplus reserve
decreased S2,247.975 1s0l-Loans increased $685.
700, cash increased Sl,091 400, deposits IN I'M
creased S4,572,sQO. and surplus reserve lncrease,i
Es5l, 700; lsD0-Loans increased SI,0@7,5oo cash
increased $?,4G7-3o0, deposits increased Sio,-
03l 800 and surplus reserve decreased $500 ,,
Subi)nel is Saturday, statement compared with
tho corresponding dates Of 1890 and 1891 :
Jan. 3'0I. Jan. ?. '92. Dec. 81 49,
o,ns s3Sj G7S. 800 sl3S, $40 400 Si3I ~ 90
Sper. .'....... - G6J2o0 9j.912.-o0 !3ns'SOV
no., 80. ~ 2s6 So. 100 1861 200 4ii $50 400
rl,ru,fIo, ~ 3599,0OO 5,j37 100 55ji go
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
spcctivc dates
sn.c,s . s7s G63 900 sos o72 200 s759es, 800
rccal.tender, ,. % 57l,7OJ 37,S4,40O 42Olo'oJo
Re.erye s sos a3i, 900 1888, 7sj 900 sll7 9e6,9oo
We, depo.t, oeG5so25 1lG 554 $50 l1lli6 80
'utpIs '''''''''-' ''' 3S7 26.5
The following table shows the percentage oi
reserve held bv each bank Ii should Be observed
th. National banks are required to keep re-.
serve of - per cent and State banks one oil
II per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
.ACIEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY,S

i LINES 10 CALIFORNIA, JkPhN AND CHINA
CF.Nri;AL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Ncw-Yorl Pier foot of Canal-st, North River,
FOR So Francisco, the I-fhmus OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails Tuesday. January 10. noon,
From San Franfisco 1st and BrunnsI sts..
Fol. JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIEO sal. sat. Jan. IA, , D. m
For freight passage and general information apply o,
compnny's Office the pier, foot Of 'nnal-'I, y. X
II. j. BuILAY, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02

January 3D. 1893.
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE that we have this.
w day formed n copartncrshp under the firm name OF
He,n a. Van Corandt the transaction Of general
banking business with office at No. 80 Walst.
"9 HAMILTON T.. KEAN.
L. -. VAN CORTLANDT,
Member New-York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02

CAVANNAH LlNE-Four Steamers weekly
- from New Per s. \ H.. foot Sprng:st 90
s. :. CITY or AUGUSTA w ednr sday, Jan. I, D. m.
s. S. TALLAHASSEE. Friday, jan H. 3 D. M
& s. KANSAS CITY Saturday Jan. :, p.
Connecting with {; 4; i. Or Ga; ana ; 2 4 W ny
LIMA ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed &C:
commodatons. First class table dhote For freight and
). D. IIas1s s f. Agt. W. II. Rhett Gent ACT.
S f. w. R'y 26l B'way. Cent? II. r.. ar B'way.
r. L. WALKER Agent Ocean Steamship Co,
q. NJ. sOnllEL. Manager. New Pier 81. North Hvss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02

DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL For LAGUAYRA, PIT EHTO CABEI.i.O CURACAO.
CORO AND MAHACAiHO.
UARBECk STORES. BEODRLYN.
S. S. CARACAS.............W Wednesday, Jan. 4, D. IN.
y =. NENEIl Ella Situ aay, ian !, D. ~
s. 4. HILADELPIIIA. wednesday, Jan %. p IN.
These American steamship. especially built iof tho
radc have very superior accommodations Tor
~ BOULrON. PIISS & DAI.LETT
Tourists Agents. General Managers. l3j FrOnt-st.
TUOS COOK & son. POI aud l. 22J broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
ATT - \

WEEKLY SfI:vicE FROM NEw-YORk
In tho Island Jamaica renowned for it, saiubrous
climate and natural ba.ty station Of the British
NAVY Of the British Army In the west
Indies Good hotels AMI splendid ad~. .
Regular .angS also Tor Haiti Costa Flea ana tho
many Old World town 81 the Spanish man.
lllusratd pamphlet mailed fee. -,
PIN FORWOOD Co. AZ MT. - state u, Sew-fork'
TIIOS COOK & SONS. Tourists Agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
For Young Ladies-City.
For Both Sexes-City.

IVAN NORMAN INST. Grounded 1870.
s. Z. cor. of West End-afe. and :. ,t-et
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
" EN- YORK and CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

old DOM ION l. I y T..
Osteamers for NORFOLK PoKISMoUTH OLD POINT
GINA REACH PETERSBURG, and RICHMOND. VA,
and WASH INGroN, ID. C-Mcn;, Tue. We'd Thurs.
and sat For RICHMOND VIA JAMES RIVER Mon.
We'd and sat For WEST POINT, XA.Tucs:. Thurs and
sat From Pier 20, new No, y H., foot Beacht, ~
p NJ Through tickets AND freight rates 10 all points
South and West Arnly at ,'e9er'I oece q CO. On rloI
R,oadvay w l.. GUfILAUDf.U Traffic Manager.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-17
HOW's Your Wife.

Does she feel poorly all the time,
suffer from lack of energy and gen.
eral ono account" listless enervation?
She needs tonic. Something is wrong
with her blood. Run for a doctor!
Not at all, my dear sir. Get her a
bottle of P. P. P, Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium, the very best
Woman's Regulator and Tonic extent.
1t reaches the sources of trouble quiet
ly and quickly, and before you know
it, your wife will be another woman
and will bless the kind fate that brought
P. P. P. to her notice and relief. Our
best physicians indorse and recommend
it, and no we'll conducted household
where pure blood and its concomitant
happiness appreciated, should be with.
out. For sale by reputable medicine
dealers everywhere.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-17
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May l6.-Spot cotton
steady; middlirg uplands 1916; Or
leans LIS; low middling 7s; good or
dinary 6 ll-l6; sales 954 bales.
Cotton-Futures closed quiet; sales
9a,60O bales; May 1856; June 7.4O; July
7.49; August 7.58; September 63; Octo.
Der 40. November 7.76; December 1872.
May l6-Cotton, middling: Galveston
quiet, u, 5l9 bales; Norfolk dull, u,
748 bales; Baltimore nominal, u, -
bales; Boston quiet, 1916, 459 bales;
Wilmington steady, It, 7 bales; Phila-
delphia quiet, Ct, 34l bales; Savannah
easy, u, 936 bales; New Orleans steady,
u, 1888 bales; Mobile nominal, 7-l6,
300 bales; Memphis quiet, Is, 81 bales;
Augusta easy, 7s As bales; Charleston
quiet. u, l02 bales; Cincinnati steady,
II, 2,742 bales, Louisville nominal, 8.
bales; St. Louis quiet, Il. 246 bales;
Houston quiet and easy,7 7-le 556 bales.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-17
New YORK Produce Market.

New YORK, May I6.-Southern -four
dull and weak; common to fair extra
S2.l0a3.l0; good to choice do. $3.l5a
425.
Wheat frmer and fairly active for
export; No. 2 red in store and elevator
77sa7o5; ahoat 79a; options-No 2 red
closing May 7s; June 78; July sOa.
Wool-Firm and quiet domestic fleece
27a32; pulled 27a32.
Cut meats firm; picked bellies IL;
shoulders 9aaSa; hams l34a13i; middles
quiet and firmer; short clear lls.
Lard-Quiet and frmer;western steam
cloeed at $ll.CO asked; city $lO.25a
1880; refined 6rmeo; to the continent
$l1 80; South America $l1.7O.
Pork-Quiet and firm; old mess
S2l.25; new mess $1,000; extra prime
nominal.
Rosin-Dull and easy; strained COM
, mon to good $l.274a1.3O
Rice-Dull; domestic fair to extra
3a5t; Japan 4ss4i.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy picked 6.a7
farmers 4a5.
Cofee-Barely steady and CLOSED
firm and unchanged to 10 points down
May $l5.6Oal5.75; July $l5.20a15.3O
September $l4.90al5.2O; Decembe,
s14 80al 500; spot Rio steady and quiet
No. 7, 16aal6i.
| Sugar-Raw easier and quiet: fai
refining 81; centrifugals, 96-test, 4; re
fined quiet and steady; off A l3-l6a5.
standard A 3-16a5a; cut loaf 5i
5 1916; granulated 3-16a5}.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-17
Eas Euuurs i.-o0uoe s1arRes.

CHICAGO, May l6.-Highest and clos.
ing quotations of leading Futures were:
Wheat-May 73, 73s; July 75sa76s,
7Ssa76s; sptember 79sa79s.
Corn-May 42s, 43; June 42aa423;
July 43s, 42a, September 44sa4As.
Oats-May 29s, 29s; June 2sa, 29z;
July 28s, 29a293; September 26g,27
Mess Pork-July S2O.7O, S2O9l;
September S2O.70, 2lO on.
Lard-July $1,000, 1890; September
Sll.02i, lIl2!.
Short ribs-July slO15, 1924; Sep
tember Stops, 1925
CHICAGO, May l6-Cash quotations
were as follows:
Flour firm, without any material
change. Wheat spring 1871. Corn
No. 2, 43. Oats-No. 2, 29s. Pork
mess $50 7Oa2o.75. Lard per barrel
Sl0.70alO.75. Short rib sides loose)
$40 25alO.27.. Drysa shoulders
(boxed) SlO.OOal0 25; short clear sides
(boxed) $lO.25alO.5O Whiskey Sl.13
The state chronicle., 1893-05-17
Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
Eale and female, old and young,
IS to $25 per day easily made, sell
ing our Queen Plating Outfits, and
doing Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper
and Brass Plating, that is warranted
to wear for years, On every class Of
Metal, Tableware, Jewelry, &c. Light
and easily handled, no experience re-
quired to operate them. Can be car
ried by hand with ease from house to
house, same as a grip sack or satchel.
Agents are making money rapidly.
They sell to almost every business
house and family, and workshop.
Cheap, durable, simple and within
reach of every one. Plates almost in
stsntly, equal to tie finest new work.
Send for circulars, Sc Queen City
Silver & Nickel Plating Co., East St.
Louis. III.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-17
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RALEIGH STATIONERY Co.,
W. G. SEPARK, Manager.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-17

Personal.
Mr.. A. M. Scales, of Greensboro,
is in the city.
We regret to know that DR.. L. u.
Martin is quite sick.
Senator W. G., Means, OF Cabar-
rus, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, NJ. McPheeters
and daughter, Mrs. Samuel lnman'
left yesterday morning for baltl-
more, Md.
Our Nashville dispatch announces
that Miss Fannie E. Heck, of Raj
eigh, was yesterday elected presi-
dent of the Woman's Missionary
Union.