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soyTBEE. PROGRESS.
Tho >cu Industries Reported In thc
Saith in "A Week.

Cbattsnooea. Tenn. November So,-The
Tradosman's report from its speciil corrc-
s,o-1.nts MS t. present industrial condl =
tons in tho South ere very encouraging.
There is considerable iucrc0 In thu vol
ume of bualnfos and all indications are
favorable for activity in both commercial
ard irdustrial circles noxt year. Monetary
difficulties are disappearing anl tito bank
daposits during the past two weeks have
been cuormous
Tho iron and steel market c ntlnuos firm,
showing about tho same co:ditions that
characterized It last week. ZIG ir Is poo
chIy a little moro quiet than for somc
weeks Fast, but fair amount OF buslness
Is being done for the season. Considerable
activity is noted in Southern iron distIirtS.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron aid Railroad
contrary have finished rcpairing their
Alice" furnace at Birmingham and are
rfliuine the Little Belle" Thu Woodward
iron company are getting ready TO start
nnother furnace and two Sh filed furnaces
are TO be put in blast
Encouraging reports come from lumber
onerators and textile manufacturers The
1emard Is active and there are but few
i'd mills. 49,.
Among the most important new indua-
,rlrs tor the week the Tiadesnan reports
The following, A 3eo.o bushel grei1 ele-
,ator at Galveston. Texas. an ext'asivs
Touring mill plant at MaureItown. Va. a
toundry AT Louisville, Ky; the Texas Gin
and Machine company. capital $4,000, az
nalles Texas. the Grafton, W va, OH
company capital $4,000; hleacheTy a.
S,o,.asy,Ile W. Va: $500 coo cotton mil
>, pirninghan. Ala. to be estiblisted b.
T,,,nar d Sol of Chester. Pa. and this
,w,, s,aye company. organized at Charles
IN W Va. with capital OF &2S,ooo.
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A Ycnr Ago.


ishliH hrNf
a year ago the United States supreme
court confirmed the action of the lower
court in imposing penalty of eighteen
months Imprisonment on the A. r ".
strikers on the Southern Pacific N Cali
fornia.
\ year ago the action Of the Gould Coup
Ter company against Pascal Pratt ct al for
infringement of patent was decided IN
favor of tho complainant by tic Uni ei
States district court for the NortAern dis
irict Of New York,
year ago the stockholders OF the Hi
nois Central voted to Increase the capital
stock from $50 coo. 900 TO $50 00o, 600, to pro-
vide for the purchase OF the Chesapeake.
Ohio and Southwestern.
A wear ago the Marietta ard North Gcor-
gia and Mobile and Glrard roads were sol
in foreclosure.
A year ego the rcorgani1ai ion committee
of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Zee Sc
looted the following TO be Officials OF the
new company: Il. F. Ripley. president; II.
y. Robinson. vice president; Paul MortoA,
third vice president.
A year ago Charles L. sohafi was maze
general manager of the Cleveland, Cincin +
natl. Chicago and ST Louis. Charles VI
Rockwell resigned as general PASSENGER
npont Of the Cleveland, Akron ana 20
rImbue. and George +. Evans was appoint T.
cd assistant general managor OF the bos-
ton and MINNIE.
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--Rcvs. g, w. ballard. r. NJ. Mooney. $,
NcElroy. Fa
Temperance~-Reys w. r. Bearncr, y. H.,
Frank Taylor. ], W, Jones
State Of the ccuntry--Revs. i. NJ Car.
michael, +, E.. H. Gates. q, II. Marshall.
Church cxtcnsicn--Rcv A, l.. Handy,
q. W. Sample. VIM. Hili.
Educatior-~R u. 8. Motcn. II. n. q.
W. Ballard. A. Tcdford.
Missionarics--.iscvs. NJ. l.. rcudcEraff,
Geo. Brow. Il. NJ. Fielder.
Contingent money--Reys, r. Deal. ". y,
Miller.
Missionary mcney---Rcvs. ]. S. Mccoy, \
J. Williams,
General conference delegates tund.-Rcvs
+. =, Pierce, c. n. He'll.
Educational mopey--Revs. Felix wash
ington, Freeman johnson
Minute roncy~-ltevs. Geo. Conner. Gee
Brown.
bible causc-Rcvs. John Lyle, A. Cole.
Memoirs-Revs. w II. Bcamcr, r. ~, II
jofdcn, A. l.. Handy.
Rev. G.. H. Phoenix was appointed q
preach at evening services,
Rev. 4. Deal WAS appointed 20 preach tn,
missionary sermon and annual missionar,
meeting,
l,oncdlctlon by the bishop.
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Dublin. Texas, November so-Thorc has
been conducted IN this place during no
pas, two months n meeting which has been
but little ehort Of wonderful, II toCk it's
beginning from u cottage PRAYER meeting
Instituted worc than n year ago by Rev "
II Matthews on the south sid of the ItXas
Central railway, At fist IT was hel Weok-
~ AT various places ab were selected. Muoh
rood was accomplished. About two months
arc me sigma of religious revival became
maHifoEt and It was resolved to continue
the meeting Tor awhile. It became 40 In
lcrc8ting ana the numbers attending 70
large that It was necessary 10 fini larger
accommodations than any residence ~ tho
vicinity could afford The old foundry
building. 22Nii feet. was secured, but this
proved unequal 10 the crowds TAO adm
tlons were added, nnd still the house has
brcn crowded NJ nearly every service
There have been one hundred ar moro con.
versions q Sunday school has hccu organ
lied. ard every church IN tho city greatly
mvgorated and tie 'rd IN not yet
Strange 10 rccori Wis great work for
Gcd has ho.n accomplished by the cfforia
laymcn altogether.
r. /. Ward and NJ L.. McAnalioy. two
ron holding only lpy p9sl,iona IN their
church, have been the directing and quick
clinr spirits IN ths great work Mem
hors Of every Protestant church have as
stod In the work but no scetarianis'n or
Observation-Disclosures has been manifested
Rows T. A. Smith. rroaidng elder OF The
nubHl district. and ~ n Nntthows the
preacher In charge o' thn Cuaiin station.
have been returned to their respective
charges after two years ~ faithful rcryice
nnd to tho great delight Of the people,
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THE HOTELS.

|tlwLoR-RATES $3.50 and $500
MY. JAMES LAWLOR, Pro
4 Rates, Richmond. Il. C. sutton
{;Iy, ST. Louis; +. Hameycr. New
IVA c, C. Hill, Dallas. G. l.. Nc
st. Lous. 4. NJ Lampkin, Con
Webb. S. eeiing and wife, w.
Ivorih ani wife. breeding Camp:
Iiutrey, cay. c. Nicholini. Calves
bore Lock, West Lake; Harry
kWH. Fitzgerald, George IL. Fro't-
Y l. B. Merrill. I}os'onians. VIM.
"A end wife, Chicago; II. L. Clark,
Ipi: John " Gilbert, Beaumont, j.
kaHford. Galveston. W. q. Smith
|r,on, Guy r. Howard. savannah
knes Beaumon, and vine. Victoria
tnvorih. Cuero; G. L. Curti". Cor
Texas, L. ID. Wolf Dallas: q. II.
(nrs Austin. A. Il. Herd. Clark Nc
Y, Washington. Mary Jihel. Chi-
" l. Cunningham. 81. LOUIS: w. u.
Houston; j. /. Schuman, N. New
T. Q. Burns, omaha Mob: i !
b Chicago; C. n. Wheeler, Fort
AK; W. a. Gray. Chicago. W,
1L VI. d., GALVESTON. IT. II, Me-
81, Louis; b. A. killough. BAL
|. Black, San Antonio: L. G.. Nc
u II Campo; +. j. Stein,tz and
Colorado Sprays. j. Il. Newton
axe: P. A. McCary. Gay, w. Va.
~, Taylor; Mrs. Capt. Butkett and
tas.ss.ppi.
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SOMETHING IN The WIND,
A Change in Nail Service Com;no
Soon
Mr.. KEENAN, KNOWS NOTHING or IT.
"e ""s'onian's Special From San
Aht"ni"-A New Santa Fe SUR
geon ut Dallas.

Galveston. Texas. December 3.-Gepe-ol
passenger Agent w. S. Keenan, of the San.
Ia Fe was asked today about The story
"hich has appeared In some of the rapcrs
to the effect that the Santa Fc would cr,
loose from Its most valuable connection,
inc santa Fe. in order to enter into , nav,
arrangement with the Texas Midland tho
.eh'rai ana the La Porte. He said all ,hc
information he held on the subiec, ,v,s sn,,
as he had derived from the newsp,pers H.,
did not seem to think very fayora,Jv NJ
'he proposition, as the Santa re now rms
through train to Frisco. Tho ,m,r.,s,o,,
prevails nevertheless that there is n con.
'einpi"'ed change in the mail service BE-
tween Galveston and st. Louis, ;hieh viii,
matcrialize very soon.
Ihere was considerable discussion In ,cra,
circles yesterday in reference to the pro-
posed train. but nothing of a definite ma :
.ure could be learned The same ,,,ros
sun prevails here that does In Caivcs.n,
enaa u movement of that kind is Under
eohsiaeration, but how soon it viii h,
p'aceu In elect Is not known
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Warrington. December t.--for Eastern
Texas; Fair; warmer. wlrds saiftin- TO
foiliherly.
For Arkansas. Indian Territory and Ok
iaiioma; Warmer; fair weather: east
winds.
For Montana. Showers; wesf winds:
warmer IN eastern portion. followed BY
colder Friday night.
For Wyoming: Cloudy ana threatening;
west winds
North Dakota: Increasing cloud'nrss.
probably local snows: warmsr In eastern
pert on: variable Winds,
For South Dakota: Kansas ana Ne
Fer Alabama; Slightly warmer Horths
crly winds. shifting 10 southeriy.
For Georgia: Far. warmer easterAy
TO southeriy winds
FOR Tennessee and Kentucky: WaTonses
fsLr weather: east wtnde.
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salado Tcxaa. November %, The Meth
odis,s here are highly pleased with the re-
turn Of Roy. W. i, Andrews TO salado for
another year. He has already been here
two years md aid not oxpcc, to come h1ck.
Eov W ]. Colhrr. pngtor of The baptist
church. hns reaiGned hore and they are
without a n1sior Rev. Cothcr has preached
for the church hero eight years. He Is an
Tnglishman. raised IN London.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-04

An electric locomoiiye that has tefn test
cd to srcod Ct 100 miles an hour mas
beer turned out at the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. working in connection Ni'h the
vcs,iurrouge Electrical company ol rus
bure This remarkable product q nan >
Ingenuity has very much the appearance W, VI
an ordinary baggage car, except Una, rs
lines are trife more regular us hl''hE
Imucasurably more hnndfolAe' wllh an
electric headlight on it's front. ana p'ot
TO protect the locomotive from objects on
I'm, lrnrh.
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yesterday morning the Dostonian opera
People lett San Antonio at $50 o'clock and
AZ 40 arrived at tho Grand Central depo,
az Houston The party consisted O, Nftv.
''sh' People and they Travelled In two
coaches while their baggage and scenery
1rsaulca tho service Of two baggage cars.
mira, vn.rai Passenger Agent Parks AMI CT v
tickot Agent McMillin Of the Southern IN.
CHE accompanied the party to Houston.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
INST Night. ~yn,r.,.

An nrcn of low pressure ~ central over
IN" Mis.ssippi valley arI the tirom,,cr
~ above 80 Inches over Tho other rort,on
of the country, with tho highest over tho
Gulf stgtes
Tho wealhfr Is clear throughout tho
country, except a, ST. Paul and Dsven-
port. whore 1t Is showing.
The only precipitation reported - IL Of
mn inch AT 81, Paul and az OF an Zach at
Davenport
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Orange, Texas, December G.-The South /.
ern Pacific has established regular sta
ton at Terry, in Orange county, midway
between Orange and Beaumont, and APP
POINTED j NJ Singleton station agent.
Almost all the cotton raised in Orange
county was shipped from Terry this year
ana indications are that It will become
quite an important shipping roint.
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Loc,I Christmna Rates.

The Houston and Texas Central has is
sued the following to agents
December 20, "a, 25, 50 and 81 and jan
uary /. YOU may sell round trip tickets 10
any point on Houston and Texas central,
Central Texas and Northwestern, rof'
\Vcrth and New orleans AMI Aus,ln fo
Northwestern railroads, aud to Galveston
n, rate of double the cAild's fare LIN
tickets January 4, 1897. agent At CAVES
ton may also sell as above
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-04
HOUSTON DAILY Posn FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER a 1890

.es'on. La Porte and Houston ra,,w,y
CConpanies, submitted under No, is ~ mo
ppassV,es'on, Harrisburg and San Au,onio
s "ay company. authority Ia hereby
s.an'oo TOT the withdrawal and cancellation
~ ~ nc rate Of cents per 100 pounds for
me sne transformation OF lumber, in ssr loads.
as o'n beaumont ard Orange to Galveston.
he ' M IN authority No. 81, issued
Effective AT oncn w. ie'o'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-04

Now Yolk. DocQmbor 3.--rhc ioinJ lrlfllr
managers have made rate OF one fare for
the round trip TO Washington, n. C., ard
return. on account Of the presidential in =
auguration corcrlonios.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-04

GENERAL Passenger aud Ticket Agent
Downey, CT the Houston East aud Yves,
ieSas' mas issued circular authorizing A
rate OF 5000 from Houstor 10 Paris, on
account of the annual conference OF the
ooiored Methodist Episcopal church, De
oember JIG TO 81. Tickets will he sold for
trains leaving Houston 1925 p. m. December
10 and is, with nuai limit OF December 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-04

Tho Galveston. La FOR q aud Haus OH
win repeat iis ferformence Ct last sHnda'
aud run a special train from Houston 70
ca.ves,on without stop next Sunday Tor
The accommods len Of the visiting Maaohs'
The fare will be 81 for the rounn ~ MI,
tickets good on any tram OF MI "", ,to,
,a"vinr Iorston Il s p. n. and returning
ionvo galveston at $50 p, II.
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Armstrong to Succeed Lc,chcr.

Dallas, Texas December at was given
out here this afternoon that Or. V. T.
Armstrong, city health officer, would sue
ceed Or j. s. Letchor, lately deceased, as
santa te surgeon at this roint. There are
quito number OF applicants for the pos.
ton
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NNiccrh ElrclcN.

Louisville. Ky. Dccorbor q Tho exec
u,lvc committee oi thc union Of Hebrew
of America thlS morning
re-. elected tho following cheers: Juliua
Freiberg. Cincinnati preHdent, Josiah
Cohen, Pittsbute, VIE president; Lipman
Levy, Cincinnati. secretary. and Louis
Krohn. Cincinnati, treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-04

Wail.syIlle. Texas, December l.-Rcv.
Thos. Ward White viii preach at Wallis
vile. Round Point. sangwins and Wiinie
the first, reconc. third ara fourth Sab
baths, respectively. OF this month.
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Aps,ip. Texas. December S.--ln epproVs
CT Joint application OF the Gs1se1'' ~, Ca,
risburg and San Antonio Railway anu N"'
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- hour of Train Mails.

4 "a the Internat.onni ana hrea,
srd the Galveston, Houston and
~ arrive at and depart from the
a,rsl deroi, foot of Congress ave
.so1rI Kansas and Texas trains
Katy depot, at the foot of Ot;-
.vsniIe, north side of the bayou:
Ia Porte and Houston and all
ds except those mentioned use
4 Central depot.
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;" HuTcHlNs rtorrsr
@. Il Ava ez,
Pronr cor W

. q 20 @: + Ava ez.
MA Remoi Ne.i and
SSSeNA rev y fr ished.
fAN,sla@ Rates. $50 10
eissos $ 20 yer day.
kNlSfSxA Cneqcaled II all
syN us dnpo.n menrs i,
t9eas~ IN State OF y xas
lsroa r,,,. The .oad.ns no e..
a San u;ck Beaur GU: no,y5s
FL San nn",on.o' e. I.asher citv:
SAM nh'oclo' B. !, PaUcrs
Gs5r, ley York 4. W M'f,er
ltssS Dan Homo ~, Nertss y
I Bsck,sune' u. Gallo ~. A.
,toi'en, = :, l. paunie-t. G.
Aster c q 7, Hart - onIs.
Iina. I'm pstst1n. ". j. Grove
4 D Bcrs re .ster. j. g 81, n,r
". ana wife. Amsior !, !,
4 LL2tss Y. MT ,irbinn;y, ue ~, or,nrs
No. Fl ny, s. l.. NSfria,1
HortIn, =, BurDs. 81 Ioui4
We N, l"neo'n Nrh. i -
raAs; IL, no n7i city, q r.
lo-,,s g Lone. Nov. ~,
I, srS,ts'; Louis: n r W W., =
John " o MS son; F o. Coils
"efde. New York.
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Halfway Earnings.

Following are the latest gross re'' ''i'
for the third week OF No'eh"er' WIN
ah,rco, from, last wear:
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Observations taken by the United Staten
weather bureau at y. m. yesterday. 18TH
meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
OsING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, February ls-p. m

Activity on the Stock Exchange was confined
IN dealings In Government bonds Inc an
nouncement that the defaulted allotments had
been awarded to the Morgan syndicate stimu-
lated trading in the As Of 1925. and from the
opening at 117N-A per cent above last night
closjng-these issues advanced by Iracuohs u
11776 II may be remembered mat the per
cent bonds issued last February to the syndi-
cate sold at the beginning on the STOCK Tx
change from 1lS% to 119as. and that they ad-
yanced to zoos in March, 12lH IN APRIL
1884 in May and 124s on July TO- AFTER
that gradually declining. and closing the
wear at ll6G11Gh. To-day's total TRANSACTIONS
in the As OF 1926 a part of which were on twen-
ty-day contracts, amounted to Sl,bSSooo' 'otai
for the week so far Of s263s.OOO. There has been
considerable talk to the right OF the Secretary
of the Treasury to award the defauited aiIot-
ments to the Morgan syndicate and douptiess
many people who are anxious Tor government
bonds would like TO have had the defaulted AL
Iotments offered again 10 the public III must
be remembered, however that there are many
irresponsible bidders who, il they received the
award Of the bonds, would withdraw the goId
to paw for them from the Treasury. while the
Morgan syndicate will furnish outside goId IL
is doubtful II the Government could nave mace
the operation more advantageous II the Morgan
claim had been disregarded, ana It's action re-
ceiyed general approval In the financial COM
munity There were further heavy deposits or
gold at the Sub-Treasury to-day, and light with
drawals Exclusive Of to-days receipts. there
has been deposited on bond account at the Sub
Treasury s45 O68. 432 and Treasury officials esti-
mate that nearly $4,000 900, including that
placed in depository banks. has been paid on
bond account.
Transactions In stocks were narrow and With
out lite, prices generally ruling strong and
higher There was moderate buying by arbi-
TRACE houses and the sentiment OF traders was
In favor OF higher prices. Commission houses did
nnthing In the market and the majority Of trans
actions were wholly professional all sales reach
ING the small total OF Ill 700 shares, against l5o
SEE yesterday. and 17S.543 on Monoay. Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

Burlington and Quincy advanced per CEN . ID,
the declaration OF the regular quarterly s nd
but the rest Of the Changers were irreguiii ct" ~
enjoyed only fra ctional advances, Whicn %,
Northwestern turned into a fractional loss az
the close The general railway list was neg IL
Sugar Refining. Burlington. ST. PAU anu hich
Vile and Nashville were the only stocks III a.,
there was any appreciate activity, - 70 the
these issues amounting to nearly one-hall "a 1rnn
dealings in all shares. Colorado Fuei aiiu ~
conspicuously strong again at an auNa. s--re1
13s per cent also Southern Railway piT1eo,Gc
ard Delaware and Hudson. NUrthtIn ons
bonds exhibited considerable actiyiHH arr
strength the par value Of sales In the ON ~,
issues aggregatng ssO3O 900 1t Is UNDERSTOOD ne.
sincere efforts are being made &c bring tne an I'll
OF the road to speedy Reorganization, on" -
that within a short time the final settIei'en. -
the receiversh!p matter will be made. The mar
ket closed dull ard Irregular with the fnaJoi'N
Of shares fra ctionally higher .o,,s
Closing prices OF the principal active so 81
compared with last prices yesterday were as ioi-
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

edness. due January I. 1902, lOt............: $50
500 Hanover Club Brooklyn. first mortgage sc .
$1,000 Eppngcr e. Russell Company. OF New-York
City. go mortgage bond, dee September !. .
IVVf ~
$1,000 Kinterhook and Hudson Railroad first mort -
shares Manhattan Life Insurance Company. .40l
- shares International Telegraph and Telephone
Company. and 80 shares Oswegatchie Light
10 shares First National Bank. OF Jersey City. Uo
~ shares Edison Electric Illuminating Company or
- shares First National Bank. Of Jersey City..2.1
Y shares Long Island Safe D-posi Company 20
5000 Newark IN. " Water Works Company
2, o ~ gold bonds due July l. l;n' Lott. S2o'
=, ~ gold bonds due March 1901. lot 1885
81 900 Spartansburg IS O. Water Works Company
Sc gold bonds. due August a. 1905. sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales of Government bonds consisted OF !Z.S0oV
coupon As Of 1925 17A. sss 900 at IT'S siV5Vv.
at lily 1922 900 at 1l7N sass 900 1l1%, s'vy' d.
l77s 500 registered As Of 1907 al 1927. . wv ae
10 $50 900 registered 4s Of 1925 HES ana >lVV
registered 80 at 1l3h. Final quotations coihP'i'
with those Of yesterday follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
ELECTION NOTICE.
TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

THE MISsOtR PACIFIC N!ILWAX co.
NOTICE Is TEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting the stockholders 81 the Missouri Pac!nc
Railway npdny VIII be- held In the Company once IN
the CITY s. Louis, Missouri On TUESDAY March 10
a o'clock for the election ot thirteen
directors for the ensuing year FOR the transaction q
any other business that before sad meeting
Tho annual meeting Of tlc Directors VIII b" he'd az the
Same Office Wednesday. March II; i,'C, at l-'vO
o'clock NJ The transfer books viii lie closed on
Monday February g. 1916, 3 200 o'clock p M. and re-
open on Thursday March -. 1896 A. 100 o'clock q m
GEO. j. GOIL President
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
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financial Hlert,nQs.


HERRING -HALT-MARNlN COMPANY.
SPECIAL MEETING If the stockholders or
~ tho Nerr.ng-'ial- Marvin Company VIII te hr!a at
tho office Of company Jersey civ ewJeiscy.
IN. 81 day OF March 1890. at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
Transfer VIII br closed the list day Of Fchru
arr, $50 nj three O'Clock T. M and remain closed until
tho 4th day Of March. 1896. AT 10 A. NJ
W ~ -. IOIIN \. SlBIEY. Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL. COMPANY.
a 4

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL. COMPANY.
NO. / BROADWAY.
New-Y0rk. Feb. 10. 1896.
YNIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Amerl-
j Coal Company. OF Alegany County Md. have
this day declared semi annual dividend q four per cent
upon the capital company. payable this
Once Monday, March 2d. 1874
The transfer looks VIII be closed Thursday February
2Oth. O'Clock T. NJ. and r.opened the morning ot
March 81. 1876.
GEORGE VI. BOWLBY
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Trih~
una received NJ their pptOwn O6ce. No. l2i2 Broad
way "a north OF sis,-st untll oc.ocs p m ad.
mar Office rates until o'clock viz. 2Ji sth.
ave- g. e cor. 2Sd-si; 1872 Gtl-aye.. i2;h-s. la
s.r'-,,us ave near West GS,h-st.; los West 42d-s,
near Gth-ave OF East l4;h-st 25s West 42d-sts be-
,ween I'm and ayes: lJ9 Eas. ATHEIST 1888 3D.
ave between 7cih end iI;h SITS; c.G 3d-ave near
0ist-st; Los lsi-lvs. s3iss G,) 3dave,.
sist-s, s54 sd-ave.: 325 BeecAsr-s,: 1905 3d-aye.
go Fast .Oth-st 1921 Sd-aye.. 2Gc. 3d-ave. 90 AM
stertan-ave: 400 west 42d-st rs East l6th-st 203
Fast 4sh-st; $50 s.h-ave.; fjI 9sh-ave LIE 3d-ave
near c7th-st 2oi East sSih-s;; loo Broadway; 1858
the Harlem Offices. cost Si-ave. Ii3th-st: 1850
East i2ath-st. near 3c-ave.: 2ts West l25h-s, bet
aves.: 800 West Ii5th-st. At the Brooklyn
Offices 397 Fu,,on-s 725 Fliton-st: GO Court-st: -
Broadway. E. D; 1913 Broadway T. D.: i.i52 Myrtle
ave. Broadway.
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