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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22
MURDERER CONVICTED
James Manson Found Guilty OF Murder In
Second Degree by Prince George Court.
LARGE TOBACCO SALES IN PETERSBURG
About Six Hundred Thousand
Pounds Were Sold Thore During
the Past Weck-A Coiored Fireman
Dead-Dwelling House Destroyed
by Fire-Fire Losses Adjusted.

petersburg, Va, Nov. 21.-(Special)-
James Manson, who has been on trial in
the County Court of Prince George for
the murder of John Mains at City Point
on the 9th day of last April, was to-
day convicted of murder in the second
degree, and his punishment fixed at
eighteen years in the penitentiary.
A DWELLING BURNED.
The dwelling house of Mr.. T. A. Jones,
a short distance from Ettrlck, in Ches-
terfield county, was destroyed by fire
this afternoon about half-past O'clock
The fire originated in an outhouse, and
from what cause was not learned. Mr..
Jones saved a good deal of his house
hold effects.
Armistead Jones, colored, while en-
gagged In laying rails on the City Point
railroad this morning, was struck by a
locomotive and quite seriously injured.
DEATH OF A FIREMAN.
Albert Harris, one of the colored fire
men who was so severely burned q few
days since by the blowing off of the
crown scheet of locomotive attached to
n freight train on the Petersburg rail-
road, died last night at the Home for the
Sick, where he was taken shortly after
the accident for treatment Edgar
Wayne, the other colored fireman, who
was injured is improving.
~ police officer left here this evening
for Richmond to bring here for trial Jo-
seph Rutherford, who is charged with
swindling Rhodes s. Jacobs, by whom
he was employed.
TOBACCO SALES.
This has been a busy week with our
warehouse men, who have been kept at
work from early in the morning until late
at night 1t is estimated that fully
COO, 900 pounds of loose tobacco was sold
here last week. The prices ranged from
81 to $3.50 per one hundred pounds.
Hon. Charles Gee is having hand
some residence erected at Disputanta,
station on the Norfolk and Western
railroad.
The losses by fire to the machinery
and stock of the Mitchell Manufactur-
ing Company have been adjusted by the
insurance companies. The machinery
was insured for $4,000, and the amount
allSwed was $3.50 with salvage. The
stock WAS insured for $1,000 which
amount was paid in full.
SUCCESSFUL NIMRODS.
Mr. Adds and son and Mr.. Connolly,
CT Philadelphia, who have been hunting
in the vicinity of DiSputanta station. on
the Norfolk and Western railroad, re-
turned home this morning. Each of
them killed deer, which they shipped
10 PHILADELPHIA. They also came back
wi;h four wild turkeys, which they kill
cd
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Cnrrier PIGEONS.

Mr.. j. e Fulford will to-day set free
from Market Square six carrier pigeons
from York. Pa. The pigeons are the
property of Mr.. c. +. Welsh, of York.
who is now In the city. If the weather
is fair the birds will be freed about day
light. A number of York birds freed
here several months ago returned home
In less than nine hours.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22
WILL k.EEP I. /: ] J ]
The Democrats Of RIcansi
Preserve Thslt CIabSl
MANY GOLD DEa0cRAI
They Will Not vefs MI Il Se
cans in state sEIes q
Support the Resnla,
nees-senaior Ds9faS
Great Democratic |Yfs 81
!V'5'O'l.!Q,,.EI||'s||| Q,,.EI| ]

n; Richmond, Va. Nov. - =
ne me democrats of RicffiiSnf |i$ - g.
NEED Seep up most of ,thafr$c f5$ =
liere during the recentscaf fIi 81 ff83 |3 r. : = -
are are, maklnS for perfactii Il ffi ~
e,on' sn me party IL In Ssei d - :
anu anu at Is the aim OF tiie fe3s5 f9l$ - - -
the forces well togeth her. rs q sa2z ~
DON'T FAVOR EaSp Sg5ff z
find here many gold I5essss Il IS ~ i5
are not In favor offusifs Is Syyf 81 Il :
pu uplicanss next years IN sffi6 ilas q Il IS
'ion. They thSnk the Demon# Ef 81 I III y =
get together again and fiisvi 4 Fl <53{ rs
10 support any ticket The fssssi IS m
cratic organiza tion MAJ pti Is II ~ Is q -
propaole that there will be nefss x S{3 i -
number OF petsonsi who ~ If 4 IA "a 3Iss
Gratis in State elections. In ssSSS III "a
ent voters in National eleot Ian 81
DANIEL RETURNS "a q III "a
Senator Daniel and ~ \, sSEsSfs
swanson who have been IN IS NJ S}s
u daY or two. left this eysi &
senator mas gone to- his home Id 81 81
outs, anu VIII remain there f6r III i433s q
OF ~, TWO when he will depart 10 sSt SlI s
ihSton. When met Senator, Ba Il ass $3I I3B
uay, ~ ne said there was thing ne cera
20 say to the public Just Nc "a Il hort AZ &
election next year He ti1inJrs ffsas Ss,5
anre or the Democratic panty is seoi1Ns{S
ana expects u great victory .ff ID aG6.S 81 Z
EDDIH GAY, WIIITFss5 III II
Two baltimore detectives hia,T IS .i,I ii<s3, ~
lately looking up evidence iiss Ss; ;s<s
i, oL iSudie Gay Whitesa who sfss HI i fffSS
with the larceny OF So doc from sI ,ST33
1ss ,i,, man named Newc6aib ,ii1 fs sa & 4s
t,iy u,ney were trying TO find some frao az
the money, but failed. 1Ei a 4, ires, z q
shortly before his arrest ia Sss 4
visited q suburban "a II fff1S n
itnought he might haEas Is fy Ss5S3s
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I.ooI.ing for DucI,s.

Mr.. II. N. Higginbotham and son and
n: ID. Higginbotham, Esq, of Chicago,
H. are In the city stopping at the At
lahtic. They will be the guests of Cen
eral ID. Groner to-day and will leave
tomorrow Tor the famous ducking fields
The elder Mr.. IIigginbothain is ex-prest-
dent OF the Worlds Fair Exposition.
ana one OF the most prominent monied
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22
VIII GO TO PETERSBURG.
Rev. w. =. seakc Accepts the Call to II
Petersburg Church.

Petersburg. Va. Nov. 22.-(SpeciaD-
y letter was received here this after
noon from Rev. w. l.. Leake. of Rich
mcnd. who has been called 10 the pas
toratc of West END Baptist Church, in
this city. Tine letter will be read TO the
congregation Tomorrow morning. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Leake will accept
the call
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a MIX White FInr.

"A MILK WHITE FLACi."-One Of
Hoyts best plays. "a Milk White FLAG. .
was presented mt the Academy of Music
Yesterday afternoon and evening, and on
The presenting company is a strong ono
and the play was heartily nninyed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22

Mrs. a. =. Fugitt to a. S. Martin. Il
lot at the northeast corner Of Duke
street and Franklin avenue. 500
a. ID. BurrOw to Horace James Sim
mons. Il lot at the northeast corner of
CRANKY. and Thirteenth streets. 81 600.
Joseph II. Cannon TO II. G. Hosgard,
property on Reilly street, $l,6S0.
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A Gnme petsrshnre

Petersburg. Va, Nov. 21.-(SpeciaD-
The Petersburg High School football
team played the Richmond team a Lea
que Park this afternoon. Three hun
dred people witnessed the game, which
resulted in the defeat of the visitors by
n score of &c to O.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22

gent with them. Neutral officials have
been agreed upon. and all may expect to
see not only close, but also fair con-
test. From the personnel of the two
teams, given below there will undoubt-
edly be great and exciting game, and
1t will be safe to offer no odds on either
team.
The lineup is expected to be as fol-
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law ma C,,ancery Court.

The Court of Law and Chancery has
granted n divorce to Mrs. LOtlie l..
Gregory from her husband, j. i. Greg
ory, to whom she WAS married the sec
ond time in August, 1885.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22

rumpred coll for meeting of this COM
mittee In Richmond next week. The ad-
dress was unanimously adopted, and is
signed by Col. Lamb, as chairman, and
w. Lee Brandt ns secretary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22
He Has Accepted.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 22.-(SpeciaD-
Rev. w. S. Leake to-day accepted the
cali TO the West End Baptist Church in
Petersburg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-22

Marriage Licenses.
Antonio C. Martinez and Clara San
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THE LINE UP:

BBulTd ........ .fuII bacK....... Hinckey
Summary: Touchdowns-Bass, Baird,
eKelley. Hildebrand. Barnard. Wheeler
yGoals from Touchdowns-Hin Baird,
r. Men InJured-Msrphy, Benjamin.
SHine. Barnard Time-Two Thirty 1--WE
sm!nute halves. Referee-McClung, of
sLehigh. UmDire-Paul Dashiel. of Le-
shigh. Linesmen-Garfield. of Harvard,
Eapd Smith, of Wesleyan,
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STARTED II Il; slS
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Friday, November 20-p. m

FrlOdy, November ZD-p III.
Trading in stocks was conducted on the lines
prevailing all the week the professional ele-
ment in control and working assiduously for
reaction. without. however. any material or
startling success. There was a complete alb
sence Of stimulation in the market. and news
development OF sufficient Importance to affect
materially the course OF prices. There were
various unconfrmed rumors about Consolidated
Gas. which led TO a sharp advance in this
stock and Reading was also a strong feature
at a small net gain, the transactions in II being
the largest the list. while the character Of the
buying indicated the presence of close friends
of the property. The manpulators in Sugar
Refining and American Spirits were less active
than yesterday, and apparently taking profits
while in the general railway list. with the ex
ception Of st. Paul and Burlington. there
were heavy on account Of a decline in wheat
and talk Of restricted movement In grain. There
has been a marked falling off this week in
spring wheat deliveries. but the farmers
presumably responsible for this In holding back
their grain for higher prices a condition in
the wheat market which may soon be realized
The European demand continues urgent. the
demand for freight both coasts re-
naming extraordinarily large and existing con-
Citions in foreign countries being favorable TO
higher prices in this market for long time to
come. The foreign exchange market was firm
to-day, with a somewhat easier tendency at
the close the business showing a lighter de-
mand, but no indication of Willingness on the
part OF the holders Of exchange bought before
election to sell 1t at lower figures. The money
market conditions here explain In great part
present conditions in the exchange market ard
the prevailing in local money rates will
doubtless be further explained by tomorrow :
bank statement which. according to the known
movement of money in the week should SHOW a
large increase in reserve and cash holdings
Closing prices for number Of active stocks.
compared with the final figures OF yesterday.
3 were as follows
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
finanrial.
THEUNIONPACIFICSY
BOSTON. NOVEMBER l7TH. 1896.


rrsusnt to orders the United Circuit Court
.n amour, appertanng the following described cou-
non. with in,eres. thereon while payment has been IN
dsfau,, will be paid and after THURSDAY. November
10Th. 1896: ,.s..
FROM UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.. e. D. tKANsAs
PACIFIC RAILWAY EASTERN DIVISION flnSi
MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS.
For each coupon February 1885 Thirty dollars ana
,n,eres, thereon three twenty four cents In
ali Thirty-hre dollars. twcnty-four cents.
For each coupon due Angus, 1895 Thirty dollars ana
interes, thereon. Twp dollars, thirty cents III al
Thrty-two dollars thirty-four cents
From UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. f. r. .hANesn
PACIFIC RAILWAY, MIDDLE DIVISION fihSi
MORTGAGE & PER CENT BONDS.
For each cupon due December /. 1891 Thr'y 0'"as'
and interest thereon dollars Hf'yfou cents IN
all Thiry-,hree dollars. fifty four cents
All OF the payments will he made on presentation
and surrender Of such coupons at the once oi '"e
INION TRUST COMPANY. NO 50 BRoADWAi'
NEW YORK CITY at he ONCE OF the unders'sneo'
No o. Ames building Boston. Mass
Also nursuani to orders the amount OF in
,erest Cue July ]. 1895. on - ,-
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST MORT
GAGE PER CENT. BONDS. AND iNTERESi
THEREON WHILE PAYMENT HAS BEEN IN DE
FAULT WILL. BIZ PAID on AND AFTER ltiCna
DAY NOVEMBER 10. 1895 AT lht' 'h'' l.
MENTIONED OFFICES ~ NEW YORK AND BoSloN'
Far each coupon July l. 1896 Thirty dollars ana III
,er.s, thereon sxiy-nne In all Thirty dollars
,xtynne cents on presentation and surrender OF such
coupon.
on each bond the principal which maured January l.
1895 interest in full July l. 1896 Thirty dollars ana
inieres. thereon sixty nine cents In all Ihry 'oa'S'
sxty-nne cents presentation Of such nohn anu p"
d,rsement Of such interest payment thereon
: H. H. CLARK.
OLIVER w. MINK
F. EII.ERY ANDERSON : Receivers.
JOHN W. DOANE.
FREDERIC r COUDERT. }
BY
JAMES G. HARRIS.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

EUROPEAN FIN,NcrAi. MARKETS
I,nd,n Nov 20 4 +. Consols. 100. for money. and
iintL account Canadian Pacific 59i1 Erie. 10.
first ureferrrl rs. Illinois Central. hs Mexican
dI,.,v 2li, 81 Paul common. 19-. New York ccnra.
Gs - pennsy,ania 5ii,. Reading l3a. Mexican ccntra!
rer cen, bonds G,'.. Louisville and Nashville. 81.
l.chssn l3a. The rate Of discount IN th" open
T. hO'h short and three months bls -.
'.n Tn. Of bullion gone into the Bank II Eng
nd on bal tar- today ~ iJ.mp
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

Forty shares of Broadway Bank stock sold
at go and twenty five shares Of Market and
Fulton Bank 22D
Railway bonds were dull and without ma
teria change In price, final quotations showing
no change in many issues. and in some small
net losses and gains. with losses predominant
ing. Ohio Southern irsts and Louisville. New
Albany and Chicago consos were exceptions at
losses Of 1Mlh pei cent. Jersey Central gen.
eral rs. Chicago and Eastern Illinois .Is. Mobile
and Ohio general As. Oregon Short Line Gs
cepts and Louisville and Nashville unified Is
lost AMi1 per cent Kansas and Texas first
4s Reading third preference incomes. Hooking
Valley Us. and Oregon Railway and Navigation
frs,s we're up NG% per cent. American Spirits
6s lost Ia TO 1914
Money on call was 21zQ3 per cent. Time
money was cent for sixty DAYS. 3k04
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

per cent for three and four months. and 41s
Continued in fair demand at 4hGjia per cent
for the best names for all periods. and per
cent for names not well known Ihere was
a good demand fcr choice notes .
a trife easier Posted rates for sterling closeu
at 81 S3GS4 S3is and 81 s6aS4 s6'a for long
and short bills respectively. Rates Tor dc'ua'
business closed as follows
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
REORGANIZATION OF
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.
Under Plan md Agreement Dated
December II. 1898.
JAMES G. HARRIS.
TREASURER.

.3 WALL. STREET. NEW YORK.
November 8 lsoS.
Notice IS hereby given that all holders Of cercs'e, Of
bones. Deferred Income tonds Stock Of the Phlad-
pha & Reading Railroad Company. under the said Plan
and Are. ren who hav, failed make payment of am
Assessment payahlc heretofore called under sai Plan
and who shall before November 25 1896 make pay
nent of all such due hereunder together
per cent upon the amount thereof from
the several dates when such assessments we're due and
psy.hleD and n further equal 70 one-Iuart"r
upon par value OF such bonds stock de-
posted will upon November 90. 1896 without further
notice or action cease be parties to the said Plan
under or In deposited assessments raf
aad will without rsh Of redemption absolutely forfeit
their bonds deposited. together with any part
4 the paid In such case the Managers
may such and stock deposited and all right IN
the cash paid thereof or the new
ires which may De issued respec, thereof 70 any
pur ,h,ser paying such the Managers may de-
,,rnine and the proceeds thereof Will be used for any
n, the requirements carrying out the 'ai Plan and as
reserve FOR the oi New Company. In the Dis
cre,1n q the NanagerA
Payments hereunder may te made az our once. as
a,oy. or a, IN. one. of Dre1el Co. Fitth and
lhestnu, Streets Philadelphia o: j. s. Morgan 4 Co.
London.
y. u. MORGAN 4 CO.,
REORGANIZATION Managers Philadelphia & Reading Rail
ro.i Company. under said Plan and Agreement
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
TO THE HOLDERS OF
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY'S
General Mortgage bonds.
First. Second. and Third Preference Income
Bonds. Deferred Income bonds.

stock.
NEW YORK rHfi-ADELIHiA. AID LONDON.
November 8. lss5
Referring 70 our circular - May q 1896. notice ls
hefehy given that after Novemt- 20 1896 further de-
posls q the sboyefescted bonds and stocks VIII be
received under the plan 81 reorganization
Deposits will h- received 10 tha, Tte. but only on
payment 81 assessments In fun. with cent
from the dates when the several insislments
due ard payable. and penalty ot
s2oco per 5000 General Mortgage Bond and Firs.
Second. Third Preference Income Mortgage Bond:
500 per share Of Stock.
60 per $1,000 Deferred Income Bond
j. u. MORGAN Il CO..
q Wall Street. New York.
DRENEI. 4 co.,
sth and Chsstnu, s,s. Phladeph,a Pa
y. -. MORGAN 4 CO.,
% Old Broad Street. London.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs AT NEw-YoRk

Week ending Nov % 1894 1895 i.s6
Entered port. 81 s2S3G3 s2U... - -.
Thrown on the market l.7:,r~5 l9.2 ~ - ~,
From January /
Entered the port 81? ,3i so Si32 2'3
Thrown the market sl.b5l .33f i3l G1.n~I
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
publie Notices.

NOTICE.-Estmatcs for preparing for and
~ building a crib bukhead In Sherman's Creek. the
Harlem River under contract Dol and for furnishing
about four thousand barrels OF Portland under
contract 800 Will be received by the Department Docks
unti l. o'clock noon. November ~ IsW For partcu-
lars the Record. Copies for sale at No. Guy
Hall.
NOTICE. Woodrow X Lewis auctioneers, will
sell at public .uction December st. is,6. /.
o'clock NJ. AZ me Department ~ Docks In the Board
Room. Pier Battery Place. North River. the right
to NIL In behind the bukhead river wall built
to be built south Of West lth Street. North River.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

cIICAio AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
Chicago. H.. Nov ! 1895
NOrICE.-A quarterly dividend of TWO DOL
~ LARS per share has this day been declared the
Preferred and Common Stock Of this Company payable
the first day of December next to the stockholders Of
the clos" of business hours the 10th Instant
The divl lend shates registered In New York
paid the office Of the companys Agents Mcssrs Guy
ler Morgan & Company ~ Pine Street, New York and
the dividend shares registered In Chicago will be paid
a the Office Of the Treasurer ~ the Company
g. II. FOSTER Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
Financial.
financial.
Oregon Improvement Company,
New York. November IS. 1s93
TO HOLDERS OF
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS.
PREFERRED STOCK, AND
COMMON STOCK
Of the Oregon Improvement Company.

of the Oregon Improvement Company.
| The undersigned apponted Committee for the pur
pose perfected plan for the reorganization OF the
Oregon improvement Company. This plan provides Tor
the issue Of the following securities VIZ:
| l. First Mortgage Five Per Cent Fifty-Year
Gold Bonds 'soo'"V'
q Second Mortgage Five Per Cent. Fifty-fear
Gold Bonds interest for first eighteen months
payable cnly II earned .............. lOooW~
g. -Four Per Cent Non-Cumulatve Preferred
Stock. no additional mortgage TO be created
without the previous consent Of three-fourth
Of such Preferred Stock .................. oo0oo
g. Common Stock Observation-Disclosures. 55O"o
Ry the OF the plan First Mortgage Bond
holders receive cash for all coupons which
mature up to and including June 1st. 1sD''
and one hundred md ten per cent. OF the prin-
cipa Of such bonds I'm new Five Per Cent. First
Mortgage Gold Bonds. bearing interest from June
l. 1897
The First Mortgage Bonds used for the present
Frsts be issued than at the rate
~ 100000 par bonds per annum and only for
the purchase Il steamships and other needed prop
erty which to be added the security for such bonds
Holders y Consolidated Mortgage Bonds who
pay ten per cent OF the principal thereof TO wit 800 on
each $, 600 bond In four equal insalmen the first pay
able this Committee shall declare the pan
operative. and subseGu instruments intervals not
less than ninety days upon the call Of the Committee
receive for each $1,000 bond 800 in new
Five Per Cent. Second Mortgage Gold Bonds.
seventy per cent In new Preferred Stock.
4
Holders of Preferred stock who pay ten per cent
- the Principal thereof wit: so per like
staimens. receive for each ten shares Of Pre-
ferrcd Stock 800 In new Five Per Cent. Sec
| Ond M"rtgngc Gold Bonds, seventy per cent. in
new Preferred stock. and thirty per cent in
| new Common stock.
Holders ~ Common Stock who pay 1--WE per cent
of the principal thereof to Wit s. share
s'alments receive for each ten shares Of Com
mon stock $50 in Five Per second Mortgage
Gold Bonds and fifty per Of par Common
Stock.
Holders of said bonds and stock requested
meda'ely deposit the with the Farmers Loan
a Trust Company. No. - William Street New York
city and will to by company therefor
which may be exchanged negotiable reorganization
certificates AZ soon as they prepared.
The Farmers Loan AMI Trust Company will also re-
ceive on deposit certificates the Manhattan
3any. Of New Yor.. and Of the Old Colony Trust
any Of Boston. for bonds and deposited
with them.
An surplus cash and securities be by
now company.
The conn rnsaon of the COMMITTEES be
10y the Presidents Of Trust Companies carrying
business IN the city II New York
X. q. ROLsTON,
President Farmers Loan q Trust CO..
Chairman
HENRY AMY.
Banker a. Wall ST.
HENRY X. McHARG.
Banker Wall ST.
MICHAEL II. CARDOZO.
Counsel
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
Cost an0 foun0.

DANKHOOK 40. 5si.l70 u the Bowery savings Bank
i The finder - return fn he
hank II restored before the Goth December
1896 application will hc made the bank for a new book
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
STOCKS CONTINUE DULL.
SMALL CHANGE AT THE CLOSE
LAST PRICES AT FRACTIONAL -
LOSSES-BONDS AND MONt1'

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOV No'n,' hnnr" 49,
DEALINGS ~ BONDS AND BANK sTorhS'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
oDM[pAMoGWlMA
WHITE STAR LINE.
CCNARD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN
Etrura Nov. 2s II a. m. Iucinia Dec i9 p n
Campania. Dec. 5. $50 a. m. E'rura; Dec rs 10
rmbria.. Dec r. II IN. Csmpania jan ]
From Pier 40 North River. foot q clarSs Ss'n-st
For fe.gh, and apply AZ the companys oH,oe,
No Bowling Green New-York
VERNON II. BROWN CO. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET
Sales Of Government bon Is We're $4,000 reg
istered Is Of 1907 at 1lOs. $4,000 coupon rs at
l125s and $1,000 at ll3 Final quotations fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

CAVANNAH LINE Tri-weeky from PIER "a \. = =
- new, Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS a. =,
for savannah direct. On and after Nov = al! seAA'
CIV Of Augusta. Nov q Grand Duchess NSv.s
rarah,ssee Nov. % Kansas city Dec s ?. ~,
I'nsirpassed cabin accommodations Connec.ns s W.
inas Tor all points South and Southwest. For ueMl
~ freight rates apply at 26 37 1853 SsS Boaaway %
ar the pier foot Of Spring--t c. NJ soRkEL MA'As's
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
OED 20" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL For La (uayra, Puerto Cabello Curacao and MA'~
ca.bo via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn,
IS. PHILADELPHIA. .Tmesiay N9vemuer -, NJ
ss VENEZt Ella saturday perTnr.r I! / D. -.
Sc frrRACHO Saturday November IS p r.
These American steamers. built expressly for hs so"
srpsrtor accommodations Tor
"~'N ROrTr.-ON BLISS 0AIIFTT
General Managers 125 Fronts"
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

Reorg,rira,ion Managers Philadelphia Reading
roai Company under said Plan and Agreement