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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-06-09
POWERS NEW BILL.

Senator Power has introduced a
bill in the L. S. senate whose pro-
visions by certain expressed condi-
tons exempt all mining claims from
the requirements of representation
for the three years 1896 inclusive.
The text is as follows:
A BILL
To amend section numbered 1924 of the
revised statutes of the United States
relating to mining claims.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States in Congress assembled, that the
provisions of section 1924 of the revised
statutes of the United States which re-
quirc that on each claim located after
May 10, 1872, and until patent has been
of labor shall be performed or improve
ments made during each year, be sus-
pended for three years, so that no min
ing claim which has been regularly loca-
ted and recorded, as required by the To-
cal laws and mining regulations, and is
owned by a bona tide resident of the
state OF territory in which said claim is
situated, shall be subject to forfeiture for
nonperformance of the annual assess
ment for the years 1894, 1895, and 1896:
Provided that the claimant or claimants
of any mining location, in order to Sc
cure the benefits of this act, shall cause
to be recorded in the office where the To-
cation notice or certificate is filed, thirty
days before the expiration of time for
completion of assessment work on said
claim, a notice that he or they in good
faith intend to hold and work said claim :
Provided however that the provisions of
this act shall not apply to the state of
S. Dakota.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
The direct effect Of this bill upon
mining districts will not be welcome,
for it means for three years a practi-
cal cessation of growth and improve
ment as far as prospective mines are
concerned; for few are the mines
whose riches have appeared without
the performance from year to year OF
the task which Uncle Sam makes OBJ
ligatory upon his rustling wards.
Then the proposed bill being a law
would work a hardship upon the i'm
%pecunlous prospector, whose number
by reason of the present crisis has
not dwindled, in that he as a rule has
retained his bona fide residence by
the occasional jobs Of representation
he could do for others; and really, SC
long as he al remain a local resi-
dent, his personal assessment work
cuts but little figure.
On the other hand it will enable
the unfortunate pioneer, driven by
Il democratic administration to leave
the country who may not be able to
find 500 within the required time.
to retain his interest for a period OF
three years in which time, with all
reason we should hope to see "a much
improved state of business every
where. BY requiring that its bene
ficiaries shall be bona fde residents.
the bill offers prospectors some EN-.
enlargement to stay with the coun-
try. 1t differs from the special law
of 1893 bearing similar rights, il
that the claimant must file his non.
forfeiture notice on or before Dec. |
of each year and that corporations
and private holders are alike exempt
This last particular does not NEE,
with our approval.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-06-09

A bushel of corr makes four gal
Ions of whisky, which ~retails for $40.
Out of this the government gets 50,
the railroads 81, the manufacturer
81 the vender 81 and the farmer
forty cents, and drinker the delirium
tremens.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
Excitement in Empire.

One morning last week Mr.. Wig
gins pulled the door of hissafe slight
and to his establishment the KIN b
ly that sets the combination came eff
in his hand, the tumblers of the lock
falling out of sight.
The FIRST act was To- get crowbar
aud turn the safe upside down SO that
the combination would fall back
where he could reach il. 1t didn't
work. Sam Longabaugh then took a
sledge hammer and banged on the
sides a spell to see if the combin alton
would't come all right by conclusion.
No 90. Andy Tod4 who is always
willing To- lend = helping hand to =
nelghh3r came IN ard turning rhe
safe over Oh the other side also [, O.,
his turn at the Sledge Stc
Morris also took q haad at the game
and made some more dents in the
iron. Then Mr.. Kinney pnt a crew
bar in the hole aud worked it "a spell
but the door would not open. Itva,
known that there was several u gn-
hundred dullals and SO many people
came in TO help, that Virgins got
suspicious and locking she doors Of
the store set mp all one night with a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
COAST NEWS.

Louis Ma'lott, the eccentric faster
completed his fagey aay fast atO2den
las5nieht
John Jaues, the miner shot by
foreman Jones Of the Congress mine
at Present., A. T., d.ea yesterday.
J. d. Maxwell, charged with man
slaughter, in killing =. H. Mc&au-
Gus his brother-in w. in Amador
county, has been acquitted # the
charge.
An ordinance has been introduced
in the Board Of Supervisors of Santa
Clara county raising the liquor
license from $50 quarter to Sl25.
The Sunday feature is embodied in
the ordinance.
Tn.' guardian # fully 2. J. Lung
has brou2h suitat Sacramento against
the State Of California for damages
resulting from the collapse Of the
grand stand ar Agricultural PARK
Sept. i, 1891,
Charles Howard, a school teacher
mar Milton, Or, while Furnishing a
pupil, WA attacked by FIVE grown
b rs. Howard pulled a pistol aud
held them of while continuing 10
give the unruly pupil IA whipping.
4 recount has been ordered by the
Utah Commission oF The returns
from san Pete coaneF for delegates
t. the Constitutional Convention.
Should thu result be changed the
control Of the convention viii be
gwen 10 the Damncrats.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
THE PRESS VISITORS.
TO MAKE CARSON THE TERMINAL
POINT or THEIR JOURNEY.

The following letter explains itself:
| CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF TRADE
San Francisco, Cal. Dee. z, 1894.
SAM DAVIS,
Carson City, Nevada.
As you. are probably aware, the
California editors propose to make
their annual excursion this year into
Nevada. We will reach Reno about
O'Clock on the evening of the IL h.
1t was our original intent on 10 60 to
Virginia City the next day. We
have practically abandoned thatidea,
but instead We will run our train on
the afternoon of the 18th to Carson
and spend the evening there, pro
vided We can make satisfactory ar
rao"eme..ts ith the owners OF the
road from Reno TO Carson to do So.
We all have our own engine, our
and Will run special wherever We GO.
Had we gone to Virginia City, We
should have taken the coaches nf that
road, but 70 Carson We would pre-
fer 20 take our own tram so We
can go and leave orders for our crew
to get us t. Truckee thenext nloIning
for breakfast.
As 1t IS now practically settled
that We are going - Carson, Though
II but just to let y"u know.
Yours fruternally,
j. y. FILcHER
Pres. Calf. p. A.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11

The people of Carson and vicinity
that want furniture repaired should
try Mr.. Meyers first class up',oi-
sterer who W. AXE your mattresses
and lounges owe good as new.
This mechanic will stop in Carson If
the people will only give him a
chance tc prove himself worthy.
Geo. w. kitzmeyer has tendere d
him his workshop vho will guarantee
that his work wnl TIE good aud
charges satisfactory. Persons who
uave tried the so called upholsters
who are not responsible for their
work, will find big difference ID
their favor if they trust their uphol-
steering to this man, Call at the
store OF Geo. W. kitzmeyer. lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
a Whining Card.

| One of the most unique political
Feards of the late campaign commen-
ces with the following al n"uncement /:
81 heard n voice from the people
saying: Run, Scudder, run; run in
J dependent II IS therefore pro-
Canned that n. W. Scudder present
| ncumbent) Is an independent candr-
date for Justice of the Peace, Peta-
luna township. Allparties, all creeds,
all natirnalit es are cord ally invited
to part'c pate In h s elect on. Before
taking this independent and impor-
tant step thought it won be best
t. consul some of the leading men Of
the world. Here are few of the
letters, kilograms and esbiegrams re-
ceived up to da.e:
| got to be Secretary of State by
doing the same thing. You are a
MAI and a brother. w. Q. Gresham.
If it becomes necessary l VIII call
out General Diamond and the State
militia and force your election>at the
point of the bayoDet. MARX
Put plenty If hay-seed in your
hair. 1t may itch but it VIII win
Webster.
Make your campaign IN a buck
beard. 1t is a winning cart Budd.
From the distance | can space no
impeachment to your Buck
ley.
The card ends with the following
siie9estions:
F. r. aue p. :. To vote for ME
stamp cross * in the = pp2Ds.-2se
my name. For verify, verify say
unto you; NO cross, no crown, no
office, no nothing.
Judge Scudder was reelected.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
ALL SD Is.

w. ID. Tpbey Is back from Callfoi.
MIA.
Sax feet of fresh snow has fallen be-
weeu here aud Gienbrook.
Vida Mcclure, Barney LcClures
little daughter is convaiesclng.
The schooner W. !. Beeber was
wrecked III the Golden Gate yester-
day.
Senator Hank Martin of Douglas
wi vote with the Silver men when
the Legislature meets.
James r. Mc2ay, an old Com
stock miner, Committed suislde III
Virginia City Sunday by cutting his
threat.
B.,xt, the confessed murderer #
NJ IS Cling, CLAIMS to have been hyp-
Noticed by Harry haywards of Mn
neapoiis.
VIII Day was busy all Of yester.
day unpacking the finest lot Of gents
clothing that ever arrived III town,
He is 8, Hing cheaper than ever since
the storm.
Good beef cattle are said to be
scarce III eastern markets. Those
Mexican cattle which were used to
influence voters in the recent election
are not Undertaking..
An operation was perfeIm med last
week on Fred Day little three year
cd n, who was unab c 10 walk.
Drs. Fox and Cayell performed the
operation by cutting the c,rds f the
heel. 1t was successful.
Geo i. Lamy has Just started his
violin class f. TT le fall term. IL you
want to study that king Ct all .Dstru-
ments under the most rapid system
known. consult that popular young
orchestra leader and teacher.
Defeated candidates all over the
county are calling for recounts, and
in most INSTANCES have won when
there was tair and iupartia. count
In nearly every instance the Repub-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
Christmas Sale and Enter.
tainment.

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
Church will give Christmas sale
and entertainment at Odd Fellows
Hall on Thursday, Dec, 10, from 2
to 10 Q clock P. NJ. Refreshments
served free from 2 to , o'clock. In
the evening a grand musical and
literary program will be given, and
will close with a tableau and pan
tomine entitled The Magic Mirror,
Admission in the evening 20 cents,
supper 90 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
The WciIand Saloon.

". Whitney has assumed control
Of the Weilar- saloon, which he
proposes u run strictly up to the
times. He wall dispense the best
LIQUORS and cigars and fine old Gov
eminent whiskey, which slides down
YOUR throat like oil, tickling your
palate meanwhile. Cali and see
Handsome Whit. i'll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
\ Eiot SEwIFE.
ShuItes aV Yard

1T. SLultes has taken rhe Old
Elrod Hay Yard. tie wili sell lay
and grain and stable horses 1t the
lowest rates. None but first class
hay and grain handled.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
Turkey Shoot.

Virgins, uudaunted by his hard
luck at the last turkey shoot, is IN
the ring again and Will give the boys
chance at the birds on Christ
mas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
Japan Victorious.

She wins the psize for originality
and cheapness in making dainty bas-
kets, cups and sancars and other brio
a-hrac. See he display Of such goods
and new Japanese toys etc. displayed
at Cagwin and Notewares.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
he Reason Why.

EpIToR APPEAL-Can you tell me
why groceries are sold so much
cheaper in Virginia City than Carson.
The Virginia papers advertise grocer
for these prices.
Granulsted sugar, 10 les. for 81:
Winchester Hams, Is cents per
pound; Winchester bacon, Is cents
per pound; Zante currants, ID lbs
for 81; new raisins, ID lbs. for 81.
selected pruues, - lbs. for 81; fancy
dairy butter, 30 cents per roll beans,
all kinds, FIVE lbs. for p cent?; seven
cs.ns of corn for 81; six cans Of peas,
sor 81; Sierra Valley tir,ln butter, 20
cents a pound, wheat 81 90 per 100
pounds; six cans jam or Jelly for 81
etc.
If these articles can be sold al a
profit at these prices III Virginia
City, l would ike to know why they
can't be sold in this city at the same
figures.
y HOUSEWIFE.
Iit is b-aaUss the Virginia City
grocer Al. MoGurn freights ma
groceries over the Geiger Grade and
the freight by this route is cheaper
than over the Y. & T. r. RED.
APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-11
For Over Fifty Years.

Mas. MISSION 5 SOOTHING S4EUp
has been used for children teething.
1t sooths the child, s0ftens the GYMS.
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
j. the best remedy for Diarrhoe.
.r eLgs I've .vA.. Ia up,t.s.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01


T1s"i St%';: :;j ri n: : i:;, i,.
CO stock. 3D.. 20 &c
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ArcmlsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
fss';' a s g. .;; ,: 81 5:
ST LOUIS AND NNN FEANCI>CO.
Ns%p;F NSs T,ss & IN s. 2 s;@$s $ Ea
BROoKLYN ElhvATI-3.
fs%$' e G:'f s:s5 3. .,s:s sssS.. s5.
~ CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
%'d S@ g bi 80 s ,si q sssi5 ss
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Ss%}es e %i iss ,sg seG 5.s "a IS
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEoEolA.
fs%G; fSi15 1css Ct i1i'f ri bee: sislsoi s1sis
'''' ! " EVANSVILLE AND 1xpiNNAroLIs.
Fsa', fss s.sf & %i; y 3: . 3
EVANSVILLE AND TEREE nArTE
S }S'a s { Il, $';: :Ss ,s ,ss:5 So
rllXr AND PERI MARQUETTE.
s5 S1i e a. I" - es5s5s s5s 81 ssis 5,lsi
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
fsa}; r. s9 # S$5 s. 81 Fl 5 #
GRAND TRUNK Of CANADA
fs9' & Sf .sss;355
KEoKUK AND WESTERN
f$'>' @:; %.f: g; B: s: B, 81 d
Lorisv1ILE EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
Xam9er Of nn,s ,, a. go so s7.:ss sss 81
MINNEAPoLIs. ST PAUL AID sAtLF STE MN''a[., ~.
81 ass 9ss s792S i.2 sss 81 g.
PEORIA, pECATCE AND TvANsvILLE
fsg&;; Fs:'a y: s :1s; :asis5
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE.
TsT2sE Asi1S T,st e, %i IN G.: ::: ss.ssso s:a'i;
jan 1 L" ~ mo GEAxDE SOUTHERN.
Es%Se; HSi9s Of Of %''s: m Dc. ssesI $3.50 s'@
ST. JOSEPH AND GEAND ISLAND
fs%$;' ss & %: .s ,ssas 81
ya" n~nI1%cpox. / v p CEDAR RAIDS AND NoRTnrrN.
::sa S:so, {. o', ,s.5s,$ s .;.3 Is; ss:5
''"' CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK.
' :. y s & D' s.:; ss5S3 ssai iS s5f
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN AID MlLWArKhN.
81 Ss%$' : 81 r. ,s ls;$s $s $500
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC.
Ss9$;' Ss:sss s.; e ii "a q: $ ..$
WESTERN xEw.yoRK AND rENHsYLvANIA
SSs%s' s"i ;55$ s5s s4 Sc
CncAcO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
Month Of NovcmDcr- , o,c OF
a a.: % s:ls$ si::s ssi 'fos 9s;:s
S,. ,orai, si.aa''lio 'is7.as' slAl''''
se@ 49,. E.. q 81 i 'as ass g;
,,,s; ss.,, :76! ss & @ # 5i55 S''
s.r,r, earnings S.25lo,2 es.o,o7os sa5'2aio
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
cs ,.s s, . 1s,sss si.:9e sis ss
xo. =, ,,nipg.. 95.ocs5 e772ool s7's s9
5 sscs slsG;i 81 'sSssSi 'ssSsssi
ok, months ss-soo57i 5000. sal7o ao7
yI;w.Y0RK. sUsoUEHANNA AND wESTEEN
~: 4 .. .;5: Z RIB s;j. d
ST. & :ssss ss '2: s :.i
Nct for II months. f5e1.io5 S'1"'i|' F''''-"'
EUROPEAN FINAHcfAL MAEkErS
London Dec 20 lso onsos ., 7.ic li t l mar Gy.
,n~;;eage ionda 1si, Canadian Pacific. ~ E' -.
se,',nd cons Illinois Central VA. |.' n
erdinary. il ST. Paul common. jss Ny l". ..n''
100 Pcnnyyyfn!a. 30. Reading "it. M'>'Hn iN ~
rer Dor cen. bonds 5:: Atchson common, - aIi'
aavlcog quote prr r,n'es NJ Js francs -. '
account.
~ 4, m f,ar SILVER is weak at ~ al por onnc, .
m Paris a1~ces quote per cent icn''s ~
aS francs p cen,ies the account ana c%c!1S" Oh
London a, o. - ccutn"s fot cnc'k+
Berlin Dec 3D.-Excharce London - MARKS %
pfenngs FOR sight and 81 marks "1s p'enAss 'or W.
Ga, bills.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
finant,al.


Total aarunt II bonds StI.5S0G90. o, which St.S5D-
0oO ar" - be hold by the Tr.sce or purpose Of
Quir'nG al underlying bonds upon The railroad limos.
This mortgage is frs, lien upon the entire limo Of
cable railroad 18th street through seventh Avenue
and Broadway tie Battery upon tho powor-housc
~ti's consisting the block of land bounded hy
sixth and Seventh Avenues and jo ana jls' Strc,g and
tho the northwest II broadway and
Houston Street ami upon the cthoc lrcs of Haroci of
the broadway and Seventh Railroad Company.
AZ upon n tc personal property and equipment ~ said
Railroad Company. subject only un;naiurei underlying
liens upon the railroad lines to The amount If s1>IO-
OoO. a.l 90 rl mortgages. amounting, with in
terost to due dates. loss then >1.1.JOno.io cvr-
Cush which l.i.J0UO IN cash is on deposit With
TIE Trustee of the mortgage.
y - application VIII - r,sdc % let tho bonds
tl" Ncv-l"rN stock Exchange Pending the engTavinr
&C t honds. receipts el Issued cychanreailc
f.: coupon bonds which viii /, entitled to be registered
either 10 principal alon 70 both principal and
intcrce'.
Tie mortgage las beer prepared under the direction
Of McssIs. HJ'TT.EI. STITLMAN & HUBBARD and
McsSis. DAVIES STONE & ArFRRtCII The titles to
u" power house properties have leea insured by The
Title Guarantee and Trust Company TO the amount OF
S!.00J.OU0.
Tho following letter President ot the rroad
way ana seventh Avenue Railroad Companv certics as
10 the present earning capacity O. the read:
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Proposals.
q FFIcE or THE COMMISSIONERS of III,

n FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of the
NIpis.rct of Columbia Washington. December 30 is'3
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII b' received az TINS ONO"
until - o'o'ock VI Thursia". i.a-aFy I'm iS' 20
diam Ia. f,nyin. aud avenues IL In" city OF
Warhnrton by hand. uutl Iriy ]. l>ai In ne sam"
manner they bH!nE ccal"! ty "hat ~ hh""h
as " avenue sclap'e gurg.
,irs, sfrn.t v.,i f.,m the south side ~ Gariioil
,.,r,. T., and ur,in ~. ls" P"nnss iv1nil
Avenue ,ror, Peace Monument t. Rock cech Bride:
Itx.nl,ive Ayonrr from Pennsylvania Avenue 20 Penn
sylyana Avenue. AMI York Avenue from l1'h street
ian street. , -
Of dong wora etc. 80 obtained OF III" superin-
.,.t ~ th. s;rort a,I Niev cleaning Department. ct
hls ofirc in ,he Walhei rilins. No. 49, Louisiana
IN. rch- Is rc.cr,cl r"er' and all bids or
pats iroposas should he addressed - TIA" Com
m 'ancr, IT th, Da'ti, az columbia, inorseI Pro-
rosnis iJr c,c.nng ~ ans,;ani. Avenue. etc
J. w. ROSS.
NJ NJ. PARKER
a. T. POWELL.
Commissioners Z tho ns,rl,' = Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
The broadway n 9Th irrau, X. Il. TO-.
G1I broadway,

OSI broadway,
Nrw-Io Dec. 10 1893.
New ! ork Guaranty and Indemnity tOmpany ana
Central Trust Company OF New York;
Dear Sr>, In relation the earning crp1city oi
tn" Broadway and seventh ANcnur Railroad Conn
pauy % The inicrc>: the i"snr Of ~?.G1o,-
ooo PER ccmi. bonds, which YOU have purchased.
| beg to state thar the cummings Of Tie ont
pnny. nitcr dcduciing inicrcst underlying bonds
all operating expenses. Liabilities. md rcninls OF
every hind, ARE At PRESENT Not IESS THAN
TWO AND O\E.IINF TIflH~ the amonmi n"ccs-
>nry pay the interest upon the bonds above re-
fcrrcd 10. l am respectful, yours
(~ignrd II. II. NKEELtSD.
President
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

>UDS( R.PTIONS FOR s..6j0.OO0 or THE
ABOVE DESCRIBED BONDS tr % ~ PER
CENT. AND sCCHiED INTEREST FROM DEC.
I>T' WILL, By RCtENE I'D Bl TIL. CENTRAL.
Trust tONriNY iNr ~ THE NEW WORK
Gi ARtNTY tND INDEMNITY COMPANY IP I'd
AND ;NCttDi\G JAN. !. 1894 AT 3 IT, Vi.
NPPIIC iTION~ HIST BIZ ACCOMPANIED Hl
CuECk FOR ; PER CENT. OF TIE PAR tAIt T.
or THE BONDS. ALLOTME>T~ WILL RE MADE
On JANUARY 5TH. 1891, AND PAYMENT or
BALANCE, WITH ACCRUED INTEKE~T FROM
DEC. 1>T, 1893. Will. ri DE AND PAYABLE
on JAN. 9TH. TIIE RIGHT IL RESERVED
TO HhD;CE OR REJECT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
AMOUNTS PAID on ACCOUNT OF REJECTED
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RETURNED
Forms 4 application be obtained from either
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
IRVING SAVINGS RESTITUTION.

~ WARREN ST. Nt.W-lpFk.
The Trustees of tas Institution hay" declared
Interest all Sums r"i1ail.ns On .d'poSu dur
INK q. frec a. months eadins Dec 81 a. the rate
u TOrR PER CEHT i.r anrun on SloDo an' Gnocr
and THREE ItH CENT p~r anrum ~" excess o'
81 600 cNcceerr 5000. payable on AMI after Mon
dar. Ian. ~
Dl.PO@ITs raai> n ~ h.f,-. Jan WI interest
mon. Isn DAVID u. DG:MAREST president
- BYRON r.ATfNIr SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
Steamboats,.
Gotels
ds TME lMMGMMNl227

G6 TGlG LMMGllAM2"
5Tli.AVI. AND 5.D-ST.
Te choicest -io, IA tbc c.y. opposite the Eanaet
a. Nan.iou 4 f.,, desirable " BE- o"cfi 70
All. occupants reasona5e rates. tor short pejois
'u'>'"' '"' il {. SHANNON. Me.r.
y This NrN-YOEK TRIBUNE WILL BE Eh-
cnlvED At THE UPTOWN Oi,FlcE. No. Ia: s:b Nres5-
,,a, ~ door north OF Thir,v-frst-~t.; and ADNfsE
Iisi.,iENT'S at the following I-anch ofces 2ot
i.irift-,,. cor. third-st.. l"e SiNth-aNe;
TX Fourth-ave corner Fourtc"nii-s,. 100 Ihrd-ave
,., =, -,s rirs-sv4 i0G West Forty seoond-st; 1872
coluniiusaye % Avenue \: 1923 Third.ave ~ West
.5T Wcst Forty -sccon1st.. J5t ThId-aN"
8SS Thrl-ave.. @o5! Thid-Svs- be, oae-hundred-
ana twelfth and Ore-hurir"d and thirteenth sis -
A. mo lIAIII.M OFFICES. lso East one hundred-
and twenty nfh-st 2i3 West On"-hua ireland twenty
rrt and 3op W.s hun lrei- and iy-ifth-st. up
H. : n m ~ regular ole rates. ,o
In p~oo;lvn N -, CDurst.. go De kalA-ave; LTD
redi,r,-avr NJ T.. At regular oi'lc" rates
London on. f1r if-r,isments Norfolk street strand
". g.. Iond,n England.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS Bank,
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK

In Tue tity o: MONEY! Ork,
Cor. ith-uNc. and itth-st
N"w- YORK December ~ lSl;
Interest ~ Ito rat" of I'OiR 80 PER 'ENTiM PEP
ASsl-M VIII credited d'p,stnrs fpr ,hr six month";
end!rE Iocsnic- a. 1898. all entitled fh"ret,
unlrr by esocrlng three thousand $4,000
dol,nfs
n.oS.ts mad" on before Jaauary To- 1885, VIII draw
interest fioul January ]. 1894 -
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK,

STIi-ANT. CORNER liT'IST.
Tho rs, ordered that tho interest 10 hc credited
10 i.poars Ianua-v isi iSN' shall le a. the rT'" Of
FOUR PER CENT PER ANNrn on sums of rom 5" 10
s3.oco DEPOSITS made before Jrnuafy 10Th VIII
draw i.t.rcst from January 1t.
lIEpl.ft1CH IfrGIi~ON President.
KI'Fi.H Il. WOOD Treasurer.
WILLIAM TEISlNG,:.;. s"-'e'gry.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

Iinris steel tompnny Drb"niurrs,
Louis. Incl.s lille aud thcngo r. X. second
Mortgage nopd-.
Ccrt.ni u. H. Of -omih taroiirn First Mortgage
I;olI..
Coupons -" above ml'ttirg Ian .nry -. lNE. ~"
DO ftd and n''rf January -, - o." office %,
Ci.LiH, MORGAN "A CO..
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

N4.v' YORK i..s-itr =, lNr'
nIvIDEND. Til Directors 81 ms iamE
y r... .l,.. r.r . '.r.I q IflI.nf or THREE All,
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of..- I.r.ar. Z. ls9i .ar f.la.'.r ' . % l~ 'l't'l
r-,l -..f d.. :. g. Cd III, T.. ''.'i''
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01
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u Mexico. &o.-Srsct parties. 3"st u'Aetns fnc't"s'
c,-.s .,,an p.rtks send for Tourist Gazette. Il.
car. s. .a,Ns il3 broadway. N"N-Yph. Established
1874, oue.l r.e,.; Ascats cA.cf Trunk Lines.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

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rrhs and 40 Wc.t On'hundtcd Lndfur,y Liihst. tp
to w. H.. al Icgrlar oe''1 ia',s.