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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27
with a slight blush tinge, minia-

with slight blush tinge, a minia-
ture aurora.
Although this is plainly phase
of frictional electricity, the exact
reason for the phenomenon is not
known; nor is it always successful
under the same conditions. A rec
ent experimenter commenting on
this strange conduct of the incan-
descent bulb; says;
IF ever a phenomenon was full
of caprice, certainly this one is, for
at times in following out the same
conditions that have been acted up
on previously no results whatever
were produced. The experiment
again has been a failure when tried
at differert locations, three or four
miles apart, with the same lamp in
use and taking precautions to care
fully insulate the experimenter
from any possible contact with the
earth.
Certain persons seem unable to
call forth vacuo after repeated at
tempts, The results are also mod
flied by different kinds and sizes of
lamps, the smallest bulbs appearing
to give the best results. "
In all of the experiments which
we're successful the glow appeared
to be directly proportional to the
speed with which the lamp was
moved and the distance of such
movements. OF course, a limit of
speed is soon reached, above which
it Is impossible to proceed by man
ual power The glow does not affect
the fament at ali, and there are
no peculiar sensations left in the
hands. A slight cracking sound is
at times noticeable.
1t must not be supposed that it is
the filament in the lamp that glows.
That would be mechanical impos-
sibility. The part that lights up is
the glass itself.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27
from 5000 to 5000.
Fanny Hill Burlesque Company.s0

This company made their first
appearance here last night to
packed house, and gave good per-
formance. Harry DAlma on the
pedestal and chair, is clever in his
business. Flora Mitchell caught the
house in her negro songs. Maudine
in feats Of juggling on the wire was
also good. The Sisters Merten are
very good looking girls and their
dancing is quite superb. The stat
ues looked pretty. Harry Arm
strong, the comedian, late of Hav-
erly's Minstrels, in Chicago Eden
Musee, helped to send the show a
booming. Mile. Minnetta, the fe-
male Sandow-this lady performed
some wonderful feats Of strength
last night with her teeth. Barrett
ia, the clown, was very funny, The
Livingston family, five in number,
are whole show in themselves,
and the double somersaults from
shoulder toshoulder, were excellent.
The performance concluded with
Sin-a- -bad-a Sailor. The burlesque
was funny. This company gave a
good show, far above the average
burlesque shows that are given
here.-[Des Moines, Iowa, State
Register
The above company will appear
before a Texarkana audience, on
Saturday evening March 3rd, at
Ghios Opera House.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27
MUSICAL CONCERT.

The Music Club, organized by the
pupils of Miss Davis, met for the
second time since its organization,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Rosborough, Saturday, Feb.
"a, The pleasing and interesting
programme was admirably render
ed by the accomplished parties
thereon. The Violin Solo by Louis
Kosminsky was enjoyed by every
one and showed great practice and
skill. Miss Taylor's recitation was
delivered with much ease and grace,
showing Miss Taylor to be a natural
elocutionist The Piano Solo,
Hearts Desire, " rendered by Miss
Minnie Talbot, was indeed a hearts
desire-it had all the soothing ef-
fects that music imparts. The fol-
lowing is the programme for the
next meeting, which is to be at the
home of Judge Vaughan, Saturday,
March 18:
Duet-Laughing Waters = Gertie
Temple and Pearl Spearman.
Rondo ..........,. Corrie Webber;
Violin Solo. .Loui Kosminsky,
Duetts-Spanish Dances-Mary and
Utlie Webber.
Waltz No. 2...,.,.s..~.e. Chopin,
Florence Blythe.
Home Longings 80. George Tyson
Recitation .e.....5. Eva Payne,
Waltz Behr
Bessie Collins.
Fantasia. .,s........,..,. Mozart
Mabel Talbot.
Galop ,..,,,,...t.,...,.. ~. 4Behr
Mabel Wilber.
Mandolin. .......... Collins Gains
MARY WEBER MABEL TALBOT,
Vice President. President.
MYNTA VAUGHAN, Secretary.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping
with other luxuries. A remedy
must be pleasantly acceptable in
form, purely wholesome in compost
ton, truly beneficial in effect and
entirely free from every objection
able quality. If really i'll he con
suits a physician; If constipated he
uses the gentle family laxative
Syrup of Figs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27
GALLOWAY 4 CROSLEY,
Merchant :: I'ailOrS,
rEXARKAN a, ARK
SUITS MADE TO ORDER, $23 TO S75.
Guaranteed to Fit and hold the shape

Real artistic tailoring, We have locat-
cd in" IN your city. 9i6 State Line Avenue,
l,vrne Mock. next to Browns grocery
store M Our piece Goods are beauties, ls,,S SuGm IN
yonr w ~ cty before. We get our styles dlreedT II. od
ham Paris We handle woolens importeeai
nv the best houses in America. Can NJ NJ
y Svqa ayor ~, bv allowing us TO wait on you.
We ycry respectfully solicit y9Gnr yGnoppyrv paTag"
ago tAhh"NN ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27

Land Agents for Iron
Mountain Railway
Co, Timber lands
for sale in Miller ,
Little River, and
. Lafayette counties.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27

LOUIS HEIIBRoN,
,rnnING JEWELER
LIMn0 Inn0 MONEY BROKER.
Rio Bargains in Unre-
onsi63 deemed Diamonds and
Watches.
.,ufy LOANED Oh ALL COLLAIERALS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-27
Sold on Positive Guarantee.
On, MILES PILLS. so DosEs rs Gre
Cures Others

Will cure You, Is true statement OF tho
action Of AYERS Sarsaparilla, when
taken for diseases originating in impure
blood but, while this assertion is true OF
AVER S Sarsaparilla, as thousands car
attest, 1t cannot be truthfully applied to
other preparations, which unprinciplod
dealers will recommend, and try to im-
pose upon you, as "just as good as
Ayers" Take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Ayers only, iCy you need bIood-purilicr
and would be benefited permanently.
This medicine, for nearly FIFTY y2ars,
has enjoyed u reputation, and made
record for cures, that has never been
eQualed by other Preparations. AYERS
sarsaparlla cmdicatc5 the taint Of ho-
rcditary scrorula and other blood dis
eases from the system, and it has, descr-
vcdly, the confidence Of the people.
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LIMIT OF TIME
FOR pEPOSITl%G

NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY First Nor gate bonds.
GAINESVILLE AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY Firs, Mortgage bonds
OXFORD AND GAINESVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
First Mortgage bonds
DANvILLE AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
First Mortgage bonds.
the provisions Of sa,i ani plan.
q modified the Committee herein named has nitcl to
2Uth 1895 O'Clock J. NJ. the tine of the a.
ccp.anoe holders Of the four classes
OF bonds lest above mentioned.
Under the provisions Of ograernen, and plan out
standing bonds Of four issues must therefore be De.
pcslicd at the Once Of Drexi Morgan & 20. % Wan
street York. not March 20,h 1884, al 3
O'clock T. NJ.
Deposits that date II accepted. VIII be received
only upon such the Committee shall deem fl,
GEORGIA PACIFIC R'WAY 60.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COLUMBIA AND GREENVILLE r.. Il. co.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
LOUISVILLE sol TIIERN u. Il. 60.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Upon presentation Of Reorganization Receipts for bonds
Of The three issues abe described for suitable indo'se-
men, a, the oice Aesers. Drcxel. Morgan Co.. We
are prepared advance in CASH on account OF the de-
posted securities Of these pending reorganiza
ton the sum Of
So on each $1,000 First Mortgage bond Of Georgia Pacific
Railway Company stated therein;
s25 81 900 First Mortgage bond Of Columbia and
Grecnyillc Railroad Company stated therein.
$3.50 On S. 900 Mortgage bond of Louisville
Southern Railroad Company stated therein;
IS - On each $500 First MorGar" bond Of Louisville
Southern Railroad Company stated therein
in case Of the ABOVE advances 10 be
repaid Committee unless they shall prior thereto
be reimbursed OF the coupons due January
!. 1894. from the above bonds
The advances heretofore made by the Committee IN
bonds OF the foregoing issues Deposited under the plan
been reimbursed the Committee and therefore
continue a Hen the deposited bonds
e. H. COSTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
NEW YORK. February 10Th. 1885,.
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, OF 6.cCC.Il7 coin and 81, 9OG, $50

-, consisting Of s9s.3cG,N7 coin and H5, ?OG $50
u ,n,ted States Treasury at Washington re-
I'M Inv today S24Sl9l National bank notes for
redenlp.,,Sso 7,s receipts were SOD Dol the inter-
Ing na,,enrIe receipts s6S0.G3t ard the misceane-
nms receipts slfV2i. ....-.,... -... .
Io-u "n hand and deposits in bank compares
CAR. car, the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows: ,,~c,- March @ D,ocr.,ces
ro,s on herd sio7,4i 50, sio74o5els Dec. Sails:
S hand 5 lq le3 SGs P Ss i i94 s.
Actual cash IN ,as
Ssyff f sa - si% "a Dec sl5o 81
cas-, balance. s,.3l7G5oo sil2.4o5s7s Inc 500 37s
rh. foreign exchanges were quiet. usual. on
..off' dav. but rates were firm. and for shOr;
aa, a. bills q trihe higher. Exports Of gold
:" london are possible al the current figures.
SolIoving are final quotations for actual bust
80. Bankers bills. 81 S7G$i S7l4 ana 81 $3.50
sa SSa FOR long and short sterling; French francs,
XII ard 515ss; reichmarkg. % ZIG and 9j's.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Tho Governors Of the Bank OF England AZ their
r.sa,lv meeting made no change in It's minimum
rate Of discount, which remains at per cent:
In the week the bank gained t99S 06l bullion. and
chr proportion Of reserve 10 liability was raised
t~oni be SO to g. 80 per cent against an advance
tron 500! to 51S2 per cent in the corresponding
week last year. when the discoun. rate was IN
changed al q. per cent. To-day the Bank
lined further $4,000 on balance. A. the Lon
Son stock Exchange British consols again were
. hade lower at 99as for money, and S9l2 Tor the
account. In the open market money was dearcr
AZ iA per cent for bankers balances. Bar sill
YER reacted q TO 27l2d. an ounce. and closed
week American railway shares opened higher.
folowing the advance in the home market. but
closed duh and Irregular. AZ Paris French )
nor cents rallied further a few centimes 20
4. So sight exchange on London rising 10 2322
francs 10 the sterling. The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of France showed an Increase in
specie OF 1.525OOO francs gold and 100000 francs
silver.
Blair & Co. offer AZ 1912 and accrued interest,
and recommend to investors. the new loan of the
state of Tennessee 100000 Az per cent Peni-
1entiary bonds. due October I. 1913. principal and
interest payable in gold As officially reported
the assessed valuation of the State Of Tennessee
Is 1919 919 00G The tax rate is only mills on
,he dollar. and the revenues are largely in eX-
cess % all requirements.
John K. Bartlett. chairman Of the R"organiZa-
lion Committee of the Nicaragua Canal Con-
struction Company. SAYS that the holders Of
100000 shares of the stock have assented to the
agreement. and nearly all OF them have paid
their assessment.
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COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
NLEcT'REs the Large sl e, reSr hns,in
ph D. on ''sren,ar Recreatlons illustrated by inter-
estlng experments No tickets required Doors closed a.
a lock
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Any xnrK s1.prrME cnI.Er. CITY AND

NEW = OTiN II TTTNT' " T, = = -,
~ COUNTY OF NEW YORK Ncr -l"ik l.H"
gnce oumvany. Ilaiutirs. arainst ~ ami. g. 80
Agri.s Eact d-f"nlariS. SUE flIN ~ '''' ~ ~
.ct,on desired n the County Cd: %'f.-> "ft
10 m. above named a'frnflnts. anu ZACH ~ 'n"in M
v.u n-, hrr.h, Summoned 200 an*N"f 'h' 'hl nm
,tis octiun ana :, copy OF Y"n. answer 90 Wv
r,lnfin. attorneys within twenty dn>s A'f me SCI
"a. .,nmnus 4 "a" day ~ service" 'i W
YOUR appear or answer lHlsh'n' "
-, ZION ac,lus, YOU y icfaa fpt l' RELIEF deIili'I'I
"a the complaint
Dated New YORK. Fehguary lst. lSh' ,.. ....
pns'oa!re nddrcsB AMI o'cc. ~. J." H'o'""">' Nc"
York tity
To- me defendant. Agnes ba't; -. ...,,i
Tn. foregoing sgmmons J. :"ry"d upon You n.> l.',
cafl,t, Al order ~ the iinortu.~ 'f'''Ir "
lnrrulan on. the Justices . ID" Supi""i" az, '
Ill., rtnt. # New york. dated th' N'u daf ni Nal'
iN,i ma rci with IN" complaint To- ~" ono" "i we
tyet. 81 thi4 ,our' and ~ IN" On" qua '"niN "' '
W. AZ lin. County Court iourr. In thc tlty % N'"-
York.
D"''' WV ~ MCALr. & ARNOLD.
Attorneys for plaintiffs 40 broadway. Sew -hor" CITY
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CnI.Rr NEW.YORK COUNTY.

CI'PEEME COURT. NEW-YORk con My.
10 trse.s uuder fre will ~ Noel j. Brcar. DECEASED
,lnntins against Domelic D"nson individually. JOS,
,inr X roger Evelyn cornish caGnehn. william - n.i
AIel. Louis. 'u. Ai"l" Henrietta i'Hl
.bnrlas Bull Caroline II"nrita lphn'ph Mhlc
Pauline Johnston Nargu"rit" Lucy johnston h,h"tt w"
lam Iohns,nn Alfred Andrew Johnst"n. Ih't""rh MIC
Johnston Edward William Cameron Alrsd i"oi' no.
vi,lupIv Mary Johnson Iawton. Evelyn LAYTON. Nif,p
I,ecnr Junior Noel j. Becar. Lena NJ wall drfThd'h's'
Summons.
this ariinr and firv~ "f y"nr answer on tn'
Iantins ntiorncys within DAYS eftet e service
81 this sunmons Of the day Of tr'le" ana IN
case OF your failure appear o. answer Judgment WIZ
m taken ngainst yoi by default FOR the relief drhandea
the cOmpnia.
i'''" ~ " LORD DAY & LORD.
Ilantins' Attorneys.
ard Posuirc Address
No. l2D Broadway.
NewlOrs city.
To tie DEFENDANTS Caroline Henrietta Johnston. Marie
Pauline Johnston 3argu-t" Lucy Johnston Robert WI
lam Johnston Alfred Andrew Johnston. lheod"fH Alice
Johnston and EVELYN la"t"n:
foregoing is served upon you bN pnpHa-
on q ~ order Of tn" lion bcoig" j. lnsFa-
nan, he Justices Of the supreme Court ot me
State OF dated Nh. 9th day oi march lS"f ai
MED with The complaint in the office ~ The tlrrH or me
,ifv and County Of NcwIork. AZ the county court
Uonse in h. city ~ New York
Dated March s. 1881. .. 800 ,or,
Painns Attorneys
l2J lirDadwaV.
Ncw-York city.
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DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
90 WALL STREET. nEW-NORK.

All Gepoeijors a:c invited obtain copies this modi-
fed plan. which viii be furnished On application.
Holders reorganization receipts certificates for
following securities notified to present the Same
az q McSags DreSei. Morgan g. Co. in order
tia, there may noted their the PLAN
ms now changed and modified far they affected
thereby. VIZ:
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL. RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY per cent. bonds.
RICHMOND AND DANV1ILE RAILROAD COMPANY
Consolidated per cent bonds.
NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY First Mortgage per cont. bonds
GAINESVILLE AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY FRS Mortgage 6 per cent bonds
OXFORD AND GAINESVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
First Mortgage c per cent. bonds. CHARLOTTE CO.
IIMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPANY
Consolidated Mortgage per cent bonds.
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY Improvement and Equipment Mort
cage per cent. bonds
EAsr TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY First Extension Mortgage per cent
bonds
EASr TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY General Mortgage 3 per cent. bonds.
Failure present any such receipts certificates for
rlpo.e viii cniile the Committee TO exercise It's
right excluding from the plan tho respective securities
represented ly the receipts certificates not presented
Iiodes follow not heretofore called
for deposit notified deposit under the terms
C the agreement dated MAY ls 1893 and the plan as
noO. Changed and modified. ,iz.:
HICHMOND AND DANNlI.LE RAILROAD COMPANY
Dcbcnipre per cent bonds.
RICHMOND & pANVILLE Receivers Certificates FOR So
called Emergency Loan.
COUPONS FOR eighteen months from CHARLOTTE. CO
LIMBIA AND Augusta RAILROAD COMPANY
Second Mortgage Ponds
CALI. OF ASSESSMENT.
Pursuant 10 he pro, sons OF said agreement. date!
May l. 1922 and the i!on modified. dated February
Goth 1875 q further payment O:
81 S Der share Common 81 tie Richmond ana
Yves. Point Terminal Railway AMI Warehouse Con-
rany
si9j r-r common stock - the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia Railway Company;
80 per share Second Preferred stock OF the las
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway Company.
so - per share First Preferred STOCK Of the East Ten
nessee. Virginia and Georgia Railway Company;
on account II the modified under said
plan is hereby for and is payable AZ he Office o.
Drexel Morgan q CO.. % Wall Stoct New-NoTk on oT
before March 10th. lS9i.
All holders reorganization certificates or receipts fo
notified pay 'he amount due under th''
before the date mentioned. and their ccrnc7te
or receipts MUST be presented tha' such payment may
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London March g. D. m-Consols 99j. for money and
e.4 FOR the account: Ncw-Yor Pennsylvania and ONO
nrst mortgage bonds. 1914 Canadian Pacific. Gs; Ire
i,s do second a.ols. So Illinois Central 94-. MeArin
ordinary l5z. Paul g. Ncw-l oTk t,nudi;
IN8; Pean.ylvania. BIS; Rca1irg. III; Mexican 'ena'
new per bonds 5"i,; Athson common - p. ~.
43o L. m-The amount Of bullion gene INTO the isana
OF England on balance to-day 10 $1,000 None; lHr-
De- cent The rate discount IN the open marHct i"
both short and three months bills Is ~ Per cent las
aiy,ces quote per 30 francs 30 ccntls
for the account. and exchange on L"haoh AT - ''"
2lh cen.imes for checks 49, nj, o.,
Paws March 8-The weekly statement o. the B1nk OF
France shows an OF 52j 600 francs In sod ana
1,sS0 O9O in silver. No IL. ~
Tcriir March s-Exchange London. 20 marks ~ z
psennncs for sight and 70 marks 3'z piennnss ior '0
day bills.
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MMRl[8UR@7A 6l[ER0GAM

FAST Tr>;I, TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
Twin Screw Express Steamers - l3-ltGO ~ l..
NEW-IOKK SOUTHAMPTON, HAMIil re-.
A. Victoria Mch y? II 30 y. Nctola May 81 J III
T.. Bisrarch pr II lb3jn m. NOrnarria jun" l. A. m
t0lu;nbo. 80 I d. M J.. bismarck. June II. 3 pm.
Virtorio Nav :;3O L. M columbia. June =. NJ.
Normarra MAY 10 o. % n m A. Victoria June ~. m.
f. nsnarc6. May :. $50 N. Nt1nann.a !uy p a. m
Columbia. Nay ~ n. N. = HsmarclJuy II :5Opln.
Low Winter rates during March and April
TTAMtl'ist AMERICAN PACKET Co, "a HfpADNAi.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD $. =. co.
~ SIfOHV ROUTE TO LONDON.

NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. -
cabin. $40 and upward: IL cabin. $40 and 500. -
en.Sat. NJ Ems; sat. Mch g. 4 II !,
LAIN. Sat Mch H. IN Saae. Sat APP. IL j. d,
Ailer Tues. Itch -. An Flhc Sat. Apr H. +. NJ
OEl.RiCIlS & CO.. Bowling Green.
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAIL RAILWAY
COMPANY
" OTICE IL hereby given that a dividend hi'
v leDn declared from "a" met 'arnngs ~ i" current
fiscal year Three dollars anl MS cents p"r share "n
Gin. pfrcrrrI stock % Two dollars per enIr" o1 fh"
common 81 This payable on III" l"h ~
Apr ncri a the Office 81 tn cJmpanf. " Nis Ne"
York.
The transfer hooks VIII clos" the 2"h ~ March at
noon and reopen on ~. 9iin hay 4 April next.
FRANK ;. BD%D. Vice President
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Cipi0cu0 Notices.
I DIVIDEND or > rEE CENT for ihc quar-

Observation-Disclosures co.
DIVIDEND SO
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ION LINE.
~ FOR QtEENsTOWH AND LIVERPOOL
From Pier J.. foot ~ Gr1nl-s'.. Jersey CIV
Iriav. March - 40 n
cabin rresage sc upward second cabin. SD
s'ecragc 80. 1870 ... . -
T,'.r.p. TO oa1i C,-tl,nl' - Broadway.
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MNI'II 7 ~
1 DIVIDEND OF PER CENT for The quar-
~ ending Feb - 1874 has tn ds) been declared
the Preferred Stp'k = i, Company, payable On "i
hrfor. Mn'el L. 1894
r.. transfer books VIII c.ssl 't~ Tfanf~r ON"
company. ~. II Bfps ig1t. Sew losn rIA. ~
. o',l0c. l. 81. March g. 1uI i''Di"nel 90 10 ri'th
A.. NJ March l. 'h.sLs o. Dee u'i'I - si1'li'll"fr
RICHARD y. ~ Ii.EN. S'"f"'ar.
NEW YORK CENTRAL. 40 ~ p%ON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE ~ the THi.Nrl I.EH.
New iofl Mit.l 1904
NOR THE PURPOSE Of quarterly diNi-
i dend Ia,niIr fi~ lGh Boy 90 April next. ara
,so ~ election = tie directors - -" c'f'
tsnv whch Will Do hc!1 'l~ isfh d', ~ Arri lie
irrn-s.r pIls Vail Do. closed ~ : O'Clock THUR.
dav the Ijth inst. rnl f"cp"n"d ~ 10 O'clock On
THURSDAY. the lyh dny u Ap'i next
T.. 3. ". KOSsITEG. Treasurer.
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
:, AVANNAH LINE. THREE STEAMERS
Cceiurcs ano HlrcIinss.

G. NJ. sORREL4 Manage.
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aid DOM MON LIN T..

OLD DOME MON LIN Il.
~ Steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD
POINT COMFORT aud NEWPORT NEWS. connecting for
VIRGINIA BEAGli ptsrEKSbCIG and NlCHMTSSNu
and Sat Fol Rlcnmond. via JAMES R:yER-Wed. and
Sat. For WEST POINT VA.-Tues. Thurs. and Sat-
Fror, Pier rs. No n. r., zoo, Beach-st. at p. M
Through tickets and freight all points South ana
weat. w. L. GUIILAUDEu. Tratnc Manager.
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c0NpNGlnGG11lNAa

GAELIC ................ March %. .. n,
CITY OF IENINtf Mirtn - :, p III
NEf'si' ~. . y IN
"
FIR freight, taeea.e AVID general Information amply 70
3i3 Broadway or / Battery Place. Washneton Building
and o. broadway.
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~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. VIA Bouiogne
Mer. France.
$ MAAspAM Ssatniday March March 10 at p m,
cabin SO AMI upward second cabin S3G; steerage
vcr,' low rates. Apply for guide and terms. General
Passenger Agency. 30 Broadway.
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smer.cas sssss Slve- sur ana nsns
GEs1ss
Asaaa class - SILVER cup ana slsven
prssss
Aseasserranean elsss-sllver cup ana e.
tee0 p-axesa
Preach e&aSs-Sslve~ cup ard ave rrSxes
Polish ciaSS-Sllver cup and four prizes
Hamburg class Sisve< cup ard soar
prizes
Cane elass-Slver CUP ard stx prlseM
RS1Sasn class Silver cup and four
prs-e&
hacss--Ss'ver cup and Eve prsrs~
1aSeozs-Stlyer cup ana Two prsxeA
Tgr&eys-Tnrec primes.
Gees~-Three pra=a@4
TIE committee 81 the club hEs sent q
circular % the principal gancsers Of the
Pacific northwest. setting forth the OBJ
3ecss % the organization ana shs main
features Of the coming exhibition. The
circular SAYS.
The cf1o repndsatss aay connection
with previous organizations o. . ike ma
ture. The members are all rexponssals
gentlemen OF standing In the ccmnun-
ity, and have organised this association
strictly in the interest Of poultry.
We are dessrcus that washinssoa shah
boast Of az least enc bona Ode poultry
show. that wifi compare savoralsy with
any given on tbs coast, that viii be con-
Quoted with imparttallty ana ne a lasting
credit 20 the state and 10 the sssoesa-
ton"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16

Kirkland-kirkland,R Rev Horafso Aifiag. p.s-
tor sunday services, IL q n and = sc p N. Y
=. :. c. 4, ESQ p Il sunday.
Tsysof-bsrch ss-eet Rev. George II Lee
pastor. residsncs Is Birch street Services
sunday at III g. sad Use D IN sundsr
school. l2.2s p N Prayer meetins. % o'clock
Iaarsasy evening. 1. z. : c. <. Ia p. N.
sunday.
Edgswater-Rev. J. I. Nichols. pastor. Serv-
Ices. II a m and 7:0 p. IA Morning topic,
AHcw God speaks" evening tonic, ~Nos Fight.
ing The Air sunday school al i2.iS u n.
Junior C. 4 $50 p. n. Friday. Y. Il. :. I. e,
$50 ?. m Prayer meeting, Thursday, 80 D. m.
Plyncuth-Thsrd and UNIVERSITY streets
Rev. Wallace Mating. d. D.. pastor. Residence,
lS@o l nAversitg street. Services. Ii n. IN. and
Ts0 p. m Morning sncsecs. "Ths Sleeping
soul and It's Asskeaiag." EFe1ing subject,
@fhs Colorsof fear Chsrsetsr.s Prelude. "a
Criminal Factory" Sunday school, I2s.a y. IA.
4. r. 8 C. e, ESQ .. N. Prayer meeting
Thursday, 1850 , n. Junior Y. Z. 5. c. e, FRI
DAY, D. N.