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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01
MARIETTA POSTMASTER.

On last Tuesday President Cl2ve-
land sent to the Senate for confir-
nation tie appointment of Mr..
John D. Northcutt as postmaster at
Marietta. This settles long>look-
ed for appointment. We learn that
the delay is lot the fault of Com
gresham Maddox. He has been al
most daily urging Postmaster Gen:
eral Bissell to send in the appoint.
ment and Mr.. Bissell has dilly-dal.
lied uatil Mr.. Maddox was vexed.
The recommendation of Mr.. North
cult was agreed on some time about
Christmas and only needed the
action of the Postmaster General to
bring the matter before the Presi-
dent for action. Mr.. Maddox feels
like he is blameless in the matter
and has done his duty the best he
could with the obstacles in the way
that he had to contend against.
Mr.. Northcutt is a well.known
citizen and will seek to give our peo-
pie an efficient service.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

To the Superior Court of said County :
O The petition of K. w. Boone, W. Z.
Gilbert, J. M. Stone and VT. r. Power.
respectfully shows that they are citizens of
said county and desire for themselves,
their associates successors and assigns to
be incorporated under the name of the
HIAWASSEE MARBLE COMPANY.
(2) The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain by dealing in marble, maj
BILE products. buying, holding. leasing and
selling marble lands, quarrying marble,
and manufacturing marble products. and
for this purpose petitioners ask to have a
capital stock of five hundred Thousand dol
lars (S500 000) to BE- divided into shares of
one hundred dollars ($100) each.
: (3) The principal Office and place of
business of said corporation shall be in
said county but petitioners desire the
right to establish branch Offices and trans
act business in any county of this state, as
the, said corporation may determine and
wherever its business interests demand.
a. Petitioners ask the power of having
and using q common seal, to sue and be
sued, to plead and be implicated, to pur~
chase and ALLEVIATE all kinds of , property
both real and personal, to mortgage or
otherwise cucumber the same as may be
deemed expedient to transact the business
Of the corporation, to open quarries, quar-
ry, cut, saw and polish marble and to
manufacture all kinds Of marble product,
to erect and operate mills and machinery
tor these purposes, and all other things
necessary to the, success of the enterprise.
80 Petitioners ask the power to elect
such officers and appoint such agents as
may be necessary tC transact the business
of said corporation and to make such by
laws for the direction and control of the
affairs of the corporation as may &c eXpe>
dent and right not in conflict with the
Constitution and laws Of said State.
CO. Wherefore petitioners pray an order
granting this petition Incorporating petit
TONERS, their associates and assigns, under
the name and with the powers and privi>
leges hereinbefore set out for term of
twenty years with the right of renewal at
the expiration of said term, and with all
other powers and privileges as are right
and proper under the law in the premises.
w. r. POWER, Petitioners Atty.
Filed in Office this 18th day of February,
1894. w. r. MONTGOMERY, C. S. c.
GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY.
|, w. R. Montgomery, Clerk OF the
Superior Court of said county, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
true transcript from the records of this
Office of the original petition for charter
for the Hiawassee Marble Company of file
and of record in this Office. Witness my
hand and official signature this 18th day
Of February, 1894.
w. r. MONTGOMERY, G. S. G.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

The Eastern Democrats and Re-
publicans don't want the Legislation
enacted that the Southern and West
ern Democrats want, consequently
there is clash and division. Sec.
tional lines seem to be drawn &C,
cording to sectional interest. Here
is where the trouble comes in, and
this sectional business and local in.
terests seems to override party allo-
glance. Possibly this may yet cre>
ate such sectional spirit as to en-
danger our Republican form Of gov
eminent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

The Trademen of Paris-mer.
chants, costumers, tailors, jewelers.
art dealers, ETC., have begun to con.
slider the anarchist agitation from a
business point Of view. They find
that business has been seriously
hurt by the anarchist outrage.
Tourists avoid the boom stricken
city, breaking their journey at
Rheims and going southwark with
out touching the capital. The
tradesmen, therefore, are urging the
government to deal with the mis-
creants promptly and severely. The
British authorities will be pretty
sure to take care that similar out,
RACES do not affect the trade of En-
glish centerS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

The attention of Southern croaG-
ers is invited to the following CONS
ment on the resources of the South
by the Kansas City Times:
"Ip cotton the South still recog-
nizes its king, ard every year adds
about s300,000,00O to the country's
wealth from that source. The tim
Der supply covers 2O7, 100000 acres,
and is Immediately available, while
in iron the fabulous wealth OF the
mountain States of the South is
generally known. Of coal the
Southern States produced more in
1890 than the whole country COM
bined in 1870, while the phosphate
beds of Florida and South Carolina
are worth more than the entire gold
output of California up to date.
These are but the leading sources of
Southern wealth, aud improved
methods will bring the utilization of
many elements which are not now
considered productive, but it is
sufficient to prove that one who
casts his lot with that section will
rot make a mistake"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01


1t is said that young man serv-
ing a term in the Massachusetts,
penitentiary for forgery has earned
several Thousand dollars by labor
outside of what is required of him
as a part of his prison duties; that
every cent Of the money has been
turned over to those who lost by his
crime, and that when he was offered
pardon he refused it, saying he
had committed a crime for which he
wished to make full reparation not
only to those who suffered by it, bnt
to the state.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

Abram Hewett, of New York, at
a banquet the other night, denounced
Southern Congressman as pigmies,
because they insist on carrying out
financial policy that the people
want. AS long as the Southern
democrats will enact legislation
that will fatten wealthy fasteners,
they are good fellows, but when they
want laws that will give something
to the south, then they must come
ID for denunciation as'"pigmies."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

There are three Missouri Judges
who have spent ten months in Jail
tor contempt OF court for refusing to
obey an ord Or of Federal Court re,
curing them to order tax levy to
pay tor bonds subscribed to an I'M
built railroad. They are still in jail
with a stiff upper lip, and never
come out except on short leaves to
go home or to hold court by per-
mission of the Federal Judge.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

Small debts are what blight the
general business of the country.
Every store keeper has large mum.
Der of small debts on his books and
when it is remembered that the ag-
gregate in many cases amounts to
hundreds of dollars, and it comes
out of the pro6ts of his business, it
can readily be seen why the small
debts system Of the country figures
SO largely in discouragements and
losses to the trade. Griffin Daily
News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

One of the largest conventions to
be held in Georgia this year, is the
Georgia Baptist convention, which
meets in Macon, on April 3, at the
First Baptist church. Including
visitors and delegates, there will be
present about 1000 persons. The
congregation of the First Baptist
church will make ample provisions
for their hospitable and comfortable
entertainment.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

Judge Allen Fort has isued a call
for the State Democratic Executive
Committee TO meet in Atlanta On
the Bird day of March at 10 o'clock,
a. m. The members from the 7th
District are Col. D. B. Hamilton, of
Rome, and Col. J. z. Foster, Of Ma
rietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

you want political reform seek
j: in the house of your friends, the
Democratic party. Departing from
the faith and following after strange
gods is not the way to bring about
reform.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

An Atlanta man has lost his name
and can't find it.-Waycross Her
aid.
And some have lost their charac-
ter and can't ind it, and some have
loet their liberty and won't regain it
anil they work out their time in the
penitentiary and chain gang.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01
ADVERTISING RATES

FOR each square of ten lines or less Tor she first
Insertion One Dollar, and for each subsequent IN
sertion 10 cents. Reduction made ~ contract for
longer time.
Local Notices lGceuts Fer line(or each insertion
All Obituary notices, tributes OF respect, over
slx hines charged for. All communications In
teaded to promte the private or political ends or
interests OF i'~1iriduals or corporations, Will be
charged as advertisements
Unless time is specified, advertisements Will be
published until oidered out
The money for advertising considered due after
lTst insertion,
Advertising Agents are put on oo'lc1 thai only
metal cuts will be used.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

1t is we'll enough for the rich to be
extravagant; they can afford it, and
others reap "a benefit. But a poor
man stands very little chance Of sue
cess if he undertakes to follow his
wealthy neighbor in his extravagent
ways.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

Mr.. Ira c. Campbell, SO long in
the United States Revenue service,
died at Royston, Franklin county,
Ga, on Wednesday of last week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

Ii man only makes so cents a
day and saves q portion of it, he is
prospecting but il he makes only so
cents and spends a dollar day
somebody else : is losing money.
make note of this. Fort Valley
Leader.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01
MARIETTA GA,
EHU6SUkY MORNING. MARCH /, 1884.

Rev. Mr.. Briscoe, of Roanoke,
Ala, has accepted call to the Bap-
tist Church at Gainesville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned Corn
mtee viii be prepared and after January "a 1905
TO purchase the coupon Of Mortgage Bonds
maturing January from all bOndhoders who have al
ready assened reorganization agreements who
NAV assent 10 the before December 3lsi
the presentation either Of the depoaries 0. the Com
ttee OF their temporary cert ates the Receivers hav ns
notified the Committee accordance with the terms oi
the contract OF LIST, that they viii be unable to
pay the January coupon
The permanent engraved certificates Of the Central
Trust Company general mortgage bonds deposited
will be ready for for temporary certificates
heretofore issued on January % Holders Of all classes
% securities can deposit the same In accordance WIN
the previous notices Of the Committee on or be'oFe
December 3ls, with either OF the dep)sari"s named
below and general bondholders can cash the
three coupons already due With interest at SIX per cen"
4, January ls or their option. receive Tor 'her
coupons equitable six per cent. interest ceFtlhca'es
The Central Trust Company OF Ne" io'h.
"A WALL. STREET. NEW-YORk CITY.
The Finance Company of Pennsylvania,
81, CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
Dated December 18TH 1874
FREDERICK i. OLCOTf, Chairman
ADpr.N rcr1IN JE J. KENNEDY TOD.
HENRY BULGE. 1iOMA9 pi-N.Ni,
cvopcr u EARLE JR SIDNEY +. TYLER
SAMUEL II. SIMPLIFY. NlChAHD l. ONOn'
J. n WALLACE. Secretary,
"a Wall street NewYork City.
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New England Loan & Trust Co.
100 Broadway, New York.

UFNTTAL BRANCH UNION fACifi'
" RAILROAD COMPANY. , ,r~o, comna,v,
Formerly AtchIson & Pikes Peak Railroad COMPANY
Notice To Bondhoiders -, -, t,i,oc,ors NJ the
Central Branch Union Pacific HailT9a4 Snf tn,any,
"A on the IAN day December 1924 s".e, ,,,s,
sntoirt samuel Carr Of Boston Massacnuseu' a. BE-
,,n1er ,h. FIRST mortgage OF said Atrla!n "'i "a,
In,k nat ond Company. dated MAY l. loh'. " na' -
vacancy occasioncd b. The death OF i'",y ~ n tho
,%e trustees under said mortgage: ana d'd "sp ,,s,o
s.rnc daV appoint said Samuel 'hri ~ "e ".nr,I
,,naer a certain agreement dated the hrS, ,.g,
ism and made by and between certain ",'or'n re
,ye coupons Of SAID first rnofsaSr pD ~ ,sr,to.
.,c,,son and Pke's Peak Railroad COMPANY as u,
., ,ns nrst part Central Branch mon 'A.,' H.,
,i.6 compnny party Of the second lth.' ~ hi,,
i,.v ana oliver AIncs trustees as parties oi ia
,o, IN nh tho vacancy occasioned bF W, n ' ~, a.
~, D.- which said agreement provided ioi "a. w..
III, ~ mast due coupons II saiI bonds win snd I'M ,
Of funded coupon pohor' 10 III "'
ar-.sfneut set forth; therefore, ,.,,... ~, III.
is given the owners
se,urod by the said rorgnge 81 the hlc",s"i
po'h" it.e Pesk Railroad Company. dated the hrst ga
%, MAJ 1865 and I" the owner hnI , rnch I.,ion
,,,fal coipDn bonds the said tcnuhI ir"nVn w.,
i,to railroad Company formerly the Ahh's%n III
%, a. peak Railroad cOmpanV issuen "'. ,. ~.
sad. hv the pres dent ard Board OF DiTecpns =" %
,!rn,,.i Branch Union Pacific iaiHgau 'elp"S, %.
.i ,rt, az tho Supreme Court 81 me S'a.' VI 80,
sih q, Il, lrld a tho County Courthouse ~ w. -,
>, Wv York on the "a dav Of January 100. a. a.
{" 80 - court on that day. a. soon me- me- ~
ops,,ni IN be- heard order conlrih'hf u" 49,
c01' ,,r.n, Of the Samnci carr =" De uus ns
sr Tho raid ACCORDING 70 M. !, $50
,hn,.of and under the said agreement, ~ WI xit
Secretary central Branch Union fho'he H. ~ 70
~ az r. HUBBARD. Attorneys.
,as Broadway. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

YUHIS Company is selling six
per cent. Debenturc Bonds Sc
cured by approved first mortgages
deposited with The Farmers Loan
e. Trust Company as Trustee.
These bonds possess, among othcrs'
the two prime necessities OF deslr-
able securities -
o. They are safe.
"a They pay good rate.
The Company is under the super
vision of the Banking Depart
ments of New York, Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Vermont.
No,uCrolond nan x TruSt 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
Cipi0cn0 Notices.

rJNHE BIRKBECK INVESTMENT SAVINGS
i AND LOAN COMPANY OF AMERICA. No
cooper Union NevYork December Goth. is3t-The Board
Trustees above haze this day declared
the following DIVIDEND
To holders II Income shares. senarnual cash OWL
dend Of THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT 20 hold
~ Prepaid shares n somi-annua cash DIVIDEND 81
THREE FER CENT anl additional ONE PER CENT
credited shares; holders ~ Inyestment Savings
shares n scri-annual c.sh dividend ~ THREE FER
CENT credited tho shares t. Dee ooppourd"d or payable
January 18th 49,. at the 'pon 81
tho holder. T. holders If Istalment shares ni"ua'
ovid nj ~ FOUI, PER CENT credited 10 the shares
dividend checks iii mailed 10 Income and Prepaid
shareholders January Eth. 1850
subscribed before January 9th 1so' VIII
he entitled t. dividend from Januar, 1T.
Join j.. WOODWARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

-. ,-,,c u WINTER CRUISE
m r. Il IS F lr 10 THE AZORES.
W uC u CS-I u 4 MADEIRA.
THE MEDiTERRANEhN AID THE ORIENT
rv the mar rcont express steamers. Au-
Ct-srA VICTORIA end TURST Bl5HAECK From New
,.c,k Ian 90 and 2, 1895 r. A-ore, Madeira. Gihfi!-
M Algers Geaoa Vih,fianche (Nce Matte. Alexan'
lria Cairo and ryrAml:.' Ja1a Jsrusa"m'. SMYRNA
cons,antnope Athens Mcslrs Palermo. Nap.es Genoa
Nev-Y,ik rurat.n ab NJ 10 wc-,;s. y limited number
-, .,,i ,,s.,,,,.rs ac.,,,,n, dated 70 GENOA. ALEX
ANDRIA ard other ports special rates For illustrated
Id. .ph.et and further particulars amply TO
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.
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cDArPNNloG110EIA.
PACIFIC MAIL :. ;. co
OCCIDEHTAL AND Ol.It..rAL ). ;. 90.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL = s. CO.
Steamers leave t.dLclsco:
CITY OF Mediterranean sJ"'e"'J ~ .'
,tilNA Al. II. ~ IN
.i'i,.i,, 80 Neutrality-suspicious. - D. m
FIR i,.t. passage and general lni 'flittoh appy 70
az, fra.way. Battery Pace. NasiIisiVa D-''liHs'
and 81 Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

ket but rates were firmly held Gold is expected
10 20 to France on Saturday The following Ia
BILE shows the rates at which business was actu-
ally done:
Sterling c 1Ss Long ~! ~; Short l fsI;
Reichsma,lts 800. @ils @.s
To-day was holiday in the London stock
Exchange and In Continental bourses and there
were. accordingly. no quotaoie transactions Ill
The following securities were listed in the
stock Exchange to-day; 800 o,o ,,.,,
Northern Pacific Railway. S20.lS3.OoO Mercantile
Trust Company certificates Of the consohdatcd
5 Der cen: bonds, and S3,Sol.ooo receivers certh-
Gates. . .,o.
Notice is given that the Fitcnburg Railroad
Company. TIE successor by consohdatlon on .ne
Doston Hoosac Tunnel and western hdiiW'tS
comnarv will redeem and pay all the outslahu-
Inc debcnture bonds of tie latter company, al
the Office % Kountzc Brothers. No. iZo hloau"as'
or r. first day of March, 1885, with accrued m
,arest to that date. after which date interest VIII
cease. - 800. hoe boon
aec,ared b. the United States Mortgage COM
TIE American Savings Bank has declared
dividend a. the rate Of BIZ per cent amman ~ -,
Tho Quarterly report Of the Aston Place Blnk
sbnws resources Of s22se.57s 10. capital stock
$3.50 900 surplus fund $25o,0OO, UNDIVIDED PioI''S
s76.7i2 50. -
The following securities were sold by g plIss
auction at the New-York Real Es'a'e '0
,nonl. by Adrian II. Muller q SON
.oo Toledo Arr and SOr,n MSas39 n sod
fo~.s July l. 1893 coupons on ...'.''''''',; ~
IS :%oT NSssa p B4aa 9ysSs'i aas
!" shares ano Co. water loan reg
$40" n ,e,slsG so Gy due IST @ iO
southern CENTRAL RssG"i i ISL Coupons on 2
rgsa rSSsg% F and Mo1 Asa%ss MIN
ing and Discovery Coz. '''''''''''' 'o-s
shares Nnqna G Essh snRs National Bank
g. coo Harlem River and Port chester Railway Co.
IFS! m9Iisssss S Sfsis1sFfdn sDRas
.sc, Kansas Faeidc Railway Co first consolidated ia
81 sh,r %0Ts ns Island SAND Railroad 81
share f2 ai,s1 N Ss',Gna railroad and
sSnpasNs National Bank Of Commerce
$1,000 Central R sinS s y fse.
30 shares Steamboat Co ,7Sl
S Ssrs: Es.i s, sa'ss sn MoF.sas'
500 New-Yok city suburban WaeT moo %o saS MoSn'
so Bonds, due ApTIl l. 1921 81 i;mj;:i FIRST 81
10000 hudson Hse bonds ohypo,hecatedC 10
shares N Ss5o Sa'" SeW HsaS RANKING
G. s SsTsFk NrwarS city National Bank OF, =.
90 NsTagH pes Moincs and Fort Dodge Railroad
; ,sernV' paid dividend. august. 1920. %
600 Shares "rEs3ix Xaiional l,anH .-,,.. money
mortgage income bonds. due January. 1891 q
6. 600 south Carolina Railway CO. purchase money
second consolidated mortgage q bonds. due
Iaruar, 1891. January. 1889. coupons en-. :
:; Ocn Indianapolis Decatur and Western Halfway
O. income bonds. Metropolitan
Trust Co certificate of deposit. assenied. =
& 800 indianapolis. Decatur and Western Railway
Go second mortgage bonds. Metropolitan
T-rst certificate Of deposit. assented -.. =
INDIANAPOLIS. Decatur and Western Railway
60. frs; bonds Metropolitan Trust
60 certificates Of deposit. assente1. ...-.:... =
700 shares North River Construction Co 'divi-
bends Of s3l per share paid. receivers ser
900 shares Central Arizona Mining Co.........sl lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

.1,,y1'i,D- Bona-fidc purchasers for mining
w ,,v IN Gallo. ma references e1ohanged hdlisss
v rS,tNN, wentworth Hotel 6i' blsh-st. Sah
francisco. CAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

A1i FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
i.ic.rn iron steamships. agst"sAtns "l.N" Ions
F.,n Sew York. wednesday. FRIDAY ana SltuGy
A BIIsGll4FtI. SlA DAYS VOYAGE by SEA
10 GtII iO%. IEXAs. Thence by rat to MI:AIGo
"a ~ sND lOlNIS IN MEXICO. ard - DENFER
CoLoHADo srKiNGs SALT lake CITY Aso to
AK FRANCISCO and al California winter l.s.Jrts
rLOiIOA-VIA ENuNsNlCN, GA,n
II IACisoNvflLU II MGI%IlNE. IAMrA &c;
POINTS I'M TcNn COLORADO. ttah Arizona. California M"ki
., fs,-q Florida Ia client accOmfnolatiJns
Wrie T.. .lr Co-pfgr Pook"; Gade (ma.iei treel .
{. H. .iAILORr ~ CO. Cen AEis FleF ~ T.. k ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
HAMBURG-A AMERICAN LINE
81 Bros way. New-Yorx.

CRUISE To THE MEDITERRANEAN.
"A BY specially chartered steamer Fresland feb, D.
1895 visiting Bermuda. Azores doraitaf' Maiasd orc"
,d, Ah,nhra Algiers Cairo; seyen days at Jerusalem.
feyrout Ephesus Cons,an;nople. Athens. Rome ohiy
SD hotels excursions fees &c. Included Organizer
ami accomplnisl by T. C. IlaIk ext ned states vice.
consul at jerusalem. and \ staff OF competent ass stas
Thirty excursions Europe Ocean tickets by all lines
Send Tourist Gazette. 800 ~ =.
F. G. CLARK. Tourist Agt. III Eway. n L.
Onicill Ticket \ Pennsylvania and Erie X n. &C.
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nrD I'D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

ID I'D u LINE OF : 7 I+NNNIlIT >,
IL ron Ia GrAYRA. Puerto CABELLo. cARAcAo
AND NARAcAI BO. VIA Gu sASA u,,
FROM PIERREPOSr STORES. BROOkIYN
GAIAf'A .Si'iI Jay jan ~ ~
: VTEf,ZI IA............ Tuesday, Jan. u. y m
: : ifIilApFf rItlA Wednesday,. Jan y. B. m
- ,t.pNf mo THURSDAY. Jan. p
These America seamer, built expressly for the trade
h,ys v.-v suuer!or accomUC 'atioH- 'or passengers
' BOLTON. RLISS pALIETT
Nlnagers. :3I Front st
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CC\ARD LINE.
CLYDE LINE.
rrnnrr EGYpT AND PALESTINE.

II Parties nj frequent Intervals Independent tickets
and kflanti. passages At lowest rates f.. any tour
F.r.gn ronc,s. Every facility and information :. '.
MOS 90 X SON. 2Gl and l--l y way, y. /.
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NID DOMINION LINE.

hID ID q VI - l. l T..
O,relmere f,r NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
,OMF0Rr and NEWPORT NEWS NlEiINIA BEAcH
pl.T't.Rsr,t-l,G and RICHMOND. Va. and WASHlNG-
I6'H j. 6 Mon. Tues Wsi. Thurs and Sal, Fer
Ter WEST POINT. vA.-Tucs.. Thurs and sat. From
pier 20 ~ y r., lot heach,si,. az =. M sa,
.onts South and Wes' ..,. ~ ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

LINCOLN NATIONAL EANk
~ - EAST FORTY iE'oNp STREET. 1890
NEW YORK December -. is9i
vJ'fIE ANIMAL MEETING Of ~" Sharrh"ld-
| ~r- - This bank f. election ~ Directors for III"
,-.nins year VIII ho held banking house On Tue
aav January 1875 between The tour. - - ~ ana
"a, v 7 CORNELL. Cashier.
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ket, but rates were firmly held Gold IS expected
10 20 to France on Saturday. The following Ia
BILE shows the rates at which business was actu-
ally done:
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CAVANNAH LINE -Four TIMES WEEK
~ ~ from pler -. r.. 100, ot springst Mondays
Wednesl,ys. Fridays Saturdays AT +. NJ For
,re'rhf ~ passage apil, TO ,,,,c-N - -,
cen, u r si7 B'wav = = 3 W. Ry. 2s Bway
y l. ADAMS. q Z. = r I. WALKER AT o. $
G g p r n as7 B'v-av : co pier. 81 " II.
NJ SOREEI. Manager.
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OFFICE or r,ir AMERICAN coal Company.
,v,IIr CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK or

i TIE CITY OF NEW YORK SEW YORK Dee :.
1884 election f'r directors "f fh' ianh VIII
b.. at tankiug house 32p Broadway, On l"'~'N
Jan 1919 Polls open from y ~ '. ;! ~ ..
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Secretary Central Branch union f"o'
,trrON p HUBBARD. Attorneys
~ proadyay. New-York