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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19
A BATTLE IN CUBA.
HAND TO HAND. ENGAGEMENT.
Government Troops Surrounded by
the Insurgents, Who Use the Ma
chete Upon ArtiIIcrymen-Hous
Turning I'm Habana Province.

HABANA, March 1s.-News has been re-
ceived here of an important battle which
was fought on Monday in the vicinity Oh
Candelaria, In the province or Plnar Gel
Rio. The government troops were unaoie
to drive the insurgents back, and reureu
from their position with considerable loss
The Spanish forces were commander oy
General Linares and Colonies Inclan ana
Hernandez, and the rebels by Maceo ana
Bandera. The fight was begun In hhe
parallel with a roadway. The spanish
forces deployed, the Tarifa Battalion,
division Of the Victoria Cavalry ana
detachment OF artillery forming the van
guard. and opened fire upon the enemy
The rebels returned this fire, and at the
same time made an attack upon the rear
guard OF the Spaniards, completely encir-
cling their column. Having entirely sur
rounded the government troops, the insur-
gents advanced upon the artillerymen WIN
machetes. The latter made vigorous re-
sistance, using muskets ana grenaaes
with such effect as TO check ior q tline
the enemy's advance, but with reinforce
ments. a second charge was mace py 'he
insurgents, and a hand-to-hand engage
ment ensued. The battle terminated WIN
a bayonet charge.
After a hot fight, lasting two hours, the
spaniards were defeated, losing many
killed and wounded. 1t was the intention
of the enemy to prevent Colonel lnclan
from proceeding TO Candelarla.
The official report OF the fight says ,he
insurgents suffered tremendous loss. Inc
Spaniards lost two captains and hve pri-
Yates killed and one lieutenant, -FOUR ser
geants, and ffty-four soldiers Wouhueu'
General IInares arrived at Candelaria an
hour after the conclusion OF the en6ase-
ment, when he reported his snare III 'he
battle. 49,
Telegraphic communication was inter-
runted Yesterday. The rebels have burn
ed $50 houses in Antonio de las vegas
in the Province Of Habana.
CoLLAsEo LANDS IN SAFETY.
WASHINGTON. March &-Generai
Ouesada, OF the Cuban revolutionary gov
eminent, to-day received teie-
gram saving that General Enrique Col
laseo had arrived safely in Cuba, fortilled
with an equipment of 1000 rifles and a
| 600 900 cartridges. No further details are
contained in the dispatch.
SPANISH SPIES HANGED.
KEY WEST, March 1S-Passengers
from the steamer Olivette report tonight
that Murios and Sastra, two Cupans
employed by the Spanish Government
TO betray Maceo, left Habana few days
ago. going to the sugar plantation Santa
Amelia, where they caused an uprising
among the Cuban sympathizers. They
were met by General Agulrre, who dis
covered their mission. and promptly
hanged them.
Victorjano Reineri. formerly the editor
OF n Spanish paper in this city. but lately
of Ell Pueblo. one of the most rabid anti
Spanish papers on the Island OF Cuba
was recently sent to the Cabanas Tor
criticlsing the Spanish Government be-
ing drunk when he entered the Cabanas.
Weyler ordered that as soon as he was
sober he be shot.
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yexed with Congress

MADRID, March ia dispatch from
Habana to the impartial says: Captain
General Weyler feels much hlndered by
the excessive degree OF prudence he Is
compelled TO observe during the discussion
in the United States Congress OF the ques-
ton Of the belligerency OF the cuban IN
surgents, which, moreover prejudices the
course Of the war"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19
State Board OF Pharmacy

The State Board OF Pharmacy was IN
session at the Capitol all Of yesterliY
examining candidates for license 10 serve
as registered pharmacists. Forty four
candidates have presented themselves
and 1t Is thought the examination will he
concluded to-day. The result Will he
announced Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

PHILADELPHIA. March lS.-Thls
weeks bulletin OF the League OF American
Wheelmen Racing Board will announce
the suspension OF f. c. Bald, last year,
champion rider, pending an investigation
concerning his amateur status The
charge IL made that at one OF the meets
which ne sold for $50 10 q local rider te-
fore leaving the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

LONDON, March ls.--A dispatch to the
c,obe from Cairo says Mr.. Curzon's state
ment In the British House OF Commons
Monday In regard to the soudan expedi-
ton has created great sensation there
the gravity OF the situation being tuiiy
real,zed The consensus OF opinion In
cairo is that more troops are urgently
required.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19
A Strike Tint Failed.

PITTsBURG, PA. March is.-The strike
of ship-carpenters and caulkers along the
Moncngahela river which has been In
progress two months, causing serious In
Jury TO coal operators and dock-owners.
has been declared off. and work was
resumed to-day. The strikers demanded
an advance in wages OF from sZoo to "
ner day. but failed 70 secure II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19
blackburn suii a Candidate.

LEXINGTON, KY, March is:-senatosr
Blackburn made hfteen-minutes spsoS,, ~
the lobby OF the Phoenix Hotel, denounc-
ing the action OF Governor Bradley. Pfais-
ing his staunch supporters IN the Lsgls-
lafure. and declaring himself a canaioa'e
for reelection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

MERIDIAN, MISS. March lS---The Re-
publicans Of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict to-day chose Captain A. j. Heyd. OF
this city, and r. J. Simond. OF Holmes
county. delegates to the national conven-
ton at st. Louis. and NJ, T. Reddock, OF
Yazoc City. as presidential elector. j. Il.
Everett was nominated Cor Congress.
They are uninstructed and unpledged.
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RICHMOND PosT-oFFICF.
Ii is One of the Best-Mnnaged Ofnces
In the Country.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 49,
Special "A statement of the receipts
and expenditures OF the Richmond post
office was issued to-day, and II shows that
the office IL not only self-sustaining.
but is on paying basis, and that 1t
is one OF the best-equipped and most eco
nomically managed offices in the coun-
try.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

pAy.TfMORE. MD, March lS--Thc Ke-
rnbilcan State Central Committee has
seIected Aprii ed as the date and Ralti-
more as the. place for holding ne state
TO the National Republican Convention
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Evacuation of KnssaIa.

LONDON, March Is.-The Times to-mor-
row will say there is reason TO believe
that the Italian forces evacuated kassala
on the 1ith instant.
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LONDON. March IA dispatch 70 ~.
Pal,-Mal. Gazette from Rome says i 81,
and Russia are intriguing 70 detaeh i''"
from The prslbnnd. -....-.
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Richmonder. in New York

NEW YORK. March lS.-(speclall- ~
f. Vaughan, J. c. Tignor, AsioI' -
Cohen, Colonnade; J. c. McGelfyS' ''
perial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company win be given prompt attention,
aad the style OF work and prices wiz be
sure 70 please yon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March IA
The House to-day adopted the Senate
faint resolution directing the Secretary OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

mean time. This prospect does not SUIT
the Republican counctmen. but they can
not help themselves.
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Conareasman Burton Renomipated

JOPLIN. MO-. March ls.-1n the Republic
can Congressional Convention for the
Fifteenth District. which met here to-day.
Congressman Charles q. Burton was re-
nominated by reclamation,
The delegates 20 the national conven-
ton were instructed to support Mckinley
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THF RroHMoND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MARCH 70. 1896:

War TO transmit estimates for deepening
the channel from Hampton Roads to the
Norfolk nayy-yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19

The cubans or shore estimate that II
Z the ofhfr two expeditions land they Will
have two million rounds OF cartridges.
Nhey say that when Gomez was before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-19
CoIJ,AsEO LANDS IN SAFETY.

WASHINGTON. March R-Generai
ouesada. of the Cuban revolutionary gov
eminent, to-day received tele-
gram saying that General Enrique Col,
iaseo had arrived safely in Cuba, fortiied
with an equipment Of 1000 rifles and a
100000 cartridges. No further details are
contained in the dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
1inanriaI.
1iidf1flnI
Reorganization of
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,

Under Plan and Agreement dated March 49, 1894
20 Wall Street. New York
August 81. 1895.
Notice IN htreby given that all holders Of certificates OF
deposit preferred the North
Pacific Railroad Company. under the said Plan and
Agreement who have failed make payment Of In
sanent Of cash payable heretofore called under said
Plan. and who shall before September Is 1885, make
payment Of all due hereunder together with six
per interest thereon from several when
such were due and payable and also further
equal 70 quarter cent the value OF the
stock deporited will. upon September 10. 1896. without
further notice action. have rights to
be entitled 10 benefits under the said Plan and Agree
ent in OF such stock certificate In
such the stock deposited and the heretofore paid
in thereof will and belong the Reorgan
zation Managers. and may by them be for Of
the requirements OF carrying the said Plan and Agree
ment and certificate holder then in default efore-
said will b. entitled the redemption OF such certificate
the OF stock thereby represented TO
have further interest rights in respect thereof
Payments hereunder may be made at our ofice. as
above .he Office OF Drexei Co.. Fifth and Chest
Street Philadelphia OF the Deutschs Bank.
Berlin
j. u. MORGAN & CO.,
Manages Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pa1y. uider said Plan and Agreement
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THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Oregon Short Line &
Utah Northern Railway Company.
c. n. COsTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
REORGANIZATION Committee.

BOSTON. SEPT. I4TH 1896.
Pursuant orders n the United States Circuit Court
the amount apnertaining 20 the follow ne described
coupons together thereon while payment has
default will be paid and after Tuesday. Sept
18th lsaG on presentation Of the coupons the once Of
the UNION TRUST CO.. 40. 80 BROADWAY NEW
YORK CITY or az the Office 81 the undersigned No %
Ames Building. Boston.
FROM OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY
COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE q PER CENT.
BONDS.
FOR EACH COUPON DUE FEB !. 1896. THIRTY
DOLLARS AND INTEREST THEREON ONE DOLLAR
TWELVE CENTS N ALL THIRTY-ONE DOLLARS
TWELVE CENTS.
JAMES G.. HARRIS.
TREASURER FOR THE RECEIVERS.
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Railway bondg were inactive and without I'm,
portant change in values. f.ha, H. ,rihuted
fractional net changes about equally uls'ItDu.
between gains and losses. Outside or Kansas
and Texas seconds which were unusuaIiS "a.
tive. dealings were smaI ana W. cios, we're
Among the strong issues at the CLOS -
Brooklyn Elevated hrsts. when auEahc
7$s. Jersey Central general IS to i6t.,
Kansas and Texas seconds y to 5li5. and Union
Elevated first 6s ! to % The chief declines
were made By Kansas and Texas first IS e 20
50. Northern Pacific cOnsol os assented' 10 IT,
and Reading general "a. Il 10 '312
Nonev on call was 10G per cent with eXcep-
tons at per cent. Time money was " per VsI'
for all periods. with commission IN SOM 10
stances Commerclal paper vas "ii' "
p' sterling exchange was 80 TO 1,16 per cent
h,obar The demand and supply being about
n nignTr' posted rates were 4S3a4s3hs. and 49,
"a ~ for long and short sterling respectively.
paris posted rates were 51sa4 @o167s. Rates for
actual business closed as follows;
....u . sas'S; .. ls@s .sss s; So
Reisehnarks 81 iisS o % 7-ioa''s s 81 'i's''
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
q, the places named: New-Orieans. commercial
81 30 discount; bank par San b,,xinS /. dis
~, Selling. par Savannah. buying. l-l6
ner cent off; selling. par. Boston, loo 10 ooc'
discount. 49,, .,,,. mara. Exchanges
see Dsa oaS' balances. 81 20s57s. Philadelphia
ESonoss S7 OF , 326: balances, Sl.4l4. iO3 BAL
Observation-Disclosures s3.50s, of9 balances solo,-
500 Sl3So 9s aIe 1 I SsI
50 246 $50 Boston-Exchanges' sio'o'oio'' Oa'-
ances $1.470.12 -,,,... g., ,h,s mar
The price OF commercial bar silver IN ms m mar
ket was 84%c Mexican dollars were quo,eo a. a.
50K d521. In London bar silver oecls sI.r, .,
To 30d Silver bullion certificates repi
"a ono ounces Of silver were sold on the otoca
Exchange at G4A@G514 Silver to the amount M
of go 900 ounces will be shipped aDroad ''-
morrow. , o- ca,, and
the rate OF discount In the open market wa ISL
per cent for short and long bills Britsn co On
n,,nt French rentes closed at lO2 francs.
S7b centimes Paris exchange on LolI ,,. n,a s
francs 10 centimes Discount rate In ber!i in az
81 per cent. Discount rate In farls wa rraskets
cent Further details Of the foreign n'aiAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAfshHIH
London sep. a. p m.-Consos llo's fer oo'n nom
ard The account. Canadian Pacific. 'r. Ei,s -
a. -o.e--ed PSI Illinois Central ~. MeNIcah
ANA 1g.c s., Paul common 72tc New ork ,s',lss;
a. i:erns,lvara ~. Reading. ~. Mexican MIRA
na- cen, bonds 5ss: Louisville and NasnvN.r, So,
ft.o~ common l1i. The ~ discount lh me gpe
49,. 80 hD-5 sbo-f ana three months bills IS lsq-
per .,.~ 80. ,,+, tho Rank 4
balance dag is t5fF Paris aHtic'S q"",'
Der cen. renies lo@ francs st'a rI ms o' s
81.
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CHICAGO. MILWAIkEE & ST. PAUL RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
NOIICE is hereby given mat DIVIDEND mas
Girantla. Glertlons.

financial Glertlons.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
OF the Providence and stoninstor Steamship Company
will be held IN Room 2l2 Butler Exchange Providence
p m Wadnesiay September 10th. 1896 at 1880
f- the election OF and The consideration OF such
other business as MAJ properly be submitted
The polls will cos- a: 10 ~ d. n. the day OF ne
meeting and transfer will be closed from sept ON
" 7'' ''" v F. HERBERT. Secretary.
New-York Sept. s. 1896
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Boaro Uante0.

49,
A GENTLEMAN desires 10 OmmciatOns for
n The winter in New-York City for his family OF two
adults child maid Private dlrlng-roo ana pain
reuulred Address 81 c. Tribune once.
u,OARD WANTED by two ladies'. large. sunny room.
II furn she'd between Both and iith 9Th and Madi
son av@s.: Address A. y. Room JOo, Pres
byterian Building 1850 9Th ave
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REORGANIZATION OF
Richmond & West Point Terminal Rail-
way & Warehouse Company and
Subordinate Companies,
Under Plan and AEreement dated May 1. 1898.
subsequently modified.


New-York. August 81. 1896.
Notice hereby given that all holders OF certificates
deposit OF Common Stock OF the Richmond West
Point TIE, minal Railway & Warehouse Company. or OF
First Preferred Second Preferred Com
mon-of the East Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railway
Company. under said Plan and Agreement. who have
failed make payment Of any assessment payable az
called under said Plan and who shah not be-
fore September 10 1895. make OF all assess
called together with a penalty equal 70 twenty
H. 1896 without further notice action TO have
any rights be entitled any benefits under the
said Plan and Agreement in respect OF such stock
rights Of any such holder account Of any
made in Of such assessment
(unless payment be made above provided before
September 1890 be sold by the undersigned pri
sale. without further notice. Any surplus pro-
ceeds after satisfying all in full together
with a penalty equal TO twenty OF such assess
mens a fair allowance FOR all charges and expenses
the deposit sold be paid the holder Of
such certificate who shall have other right there
under respect Of such deposit prior payment
Payments hereunder may be made TO the undersigned
at the Office Of ]. p. Morgan & Co.. % Wall Street.
New-York.
c. n. COsTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN.
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
Reorganization Committee.
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fcsaI Nonees.
TTENTION Is CALLED TO"rHE ADNER-
IA MFNTs " THE CITY RECORD commencing. re
specvav on the 81 and ofh days II September. ls'.
ana continuing therein for nine 80 days following each
- the above dates Of II the assessments
for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE % the following
the - -,..r,
PUBLIC PARK, at Junction OF Avenue s. Nicholas,
18th Avenue and liIth street
o3D AND 24TIf WARDS
BROOK AVENUE. from East 10th - 10 WendoVer
ASIBEL T. FITCH. Comptroller
CITY OF New Yorlt Finance Department, Comptroilers
Ofce. September 10, 1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15

The company charged off S4O5.625. being in
terest on bonds Of the Duluth. WATERFOWL and
Pacific Railway prior to July !. 1874 paid by
advances made by the Great Northern Railway
Company in anticipation Of future repayment.
This leaves net balance transferred to profit
and loss of 1896 900 The funded debt remained
unchanged. also the capital stock. A change in
the bonded debt of the leased Manitoba road
caused in part by sinking fund redemption Of
first mortgage Z per cent land grant bonds and
same class for consolidated Az per cent bonds.
The freight traffic revenue increased in the year
% per cent and the revenue from passenger
traffic increased l2JI per cent The total gross
earnings OF the Great Northern and all proprie-
tary companies We're 900, operating ex
penses. 81 .91511j: taxes 5000 1O5; net earn
ings. S9.20J.411; miscellaneous income 500, 233,
and total net earnings. S9.114.11O.
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BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET
Sales of Government bonds were Sl,VOo cou GU
pom As Of 1907 at 1O7l4 81 700 at 107ai and $4,000
registered Is Of 1907 at 1854. Final quotations
follow: oil $3.50
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,o1yT TRADING IN STOCKS.
,,.1L RECESSIONS MADE.
,,,Se EXCHANGE F1RMER-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER H.
eAI.Es Al &c ~ BONDS AND RANK STOCKS.
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are given in the usual cable report. printed else
where
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

are given in the usual cable report. printed else
where
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. COW
erlhg actual results Of two days ago compared
win the last preceding statement. gives the
fonowing balances:
Yet gold on S 54 L :sR Z Inc s GsSsss
Net silver on hand g42G7G3 1929 sos Dec. 1900 5s
Actual 4ysd., cash , in he
over outstanding
certificates 500 s72GS5 s2aa 2e2 Az Dec s4io2os
Deposits In bank. iGG132G6 l64ss o5e Dec 1l430'
Available cash 1876 2s5 95 $685. 7Ci 4ae Dec s5245i5
Deduct minor liza
bilfies ......... ia4ai.2ae I77is.s7s Inc ai7Ia2
cash bal se2 SAIL s242 O5s Dec ss4i e57
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were S34S.3:tj internal revenue receipts
S523.126 and miscellaneous receipts. S9.OJ3
total Government receipts for the day. $3.50. 80 .
expenditures. S1O11OOO: excess OF expenditures
Sl36.424. Receipts for the month to date So
942J32; expenditures, S1f 500 600: excess of
pc lditures. SSS6 i61 Receipts for the fiscal year
TO date Sc. J33. S3I; expenditures. SS9.619,1i4
excess Of expenditures. S24 0S5305 Receipts Of
National bank notes for redemption to-day were
S191911
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were 81, 0S4 =
91i and payments 81 1870 tsJ1. resulting in a gen.
5ls9SG coin and S1OOS3,G6 currency. The Sub
Treasury had a debit balance at the Clearing
House of Sl0S,4i2. and its net loss on balance
since Friday was 81 g42 1871 made up by a loss
in coin Of S97 $50 and loss in currency Of ST.
S44SJ4 Receipts Of Saturday and to-day were
Sc 493,O0l. and payments SS.4%J.I3S
GREAT NORTHERNS ANNUAL REPORT
The Grea- Northern Railway Company. in
Guiding leased lines. report for the year ended
June 80:
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Orean Steamers
MORT@ @gRElMN LLOYD
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.

TASI ENTKESS STEAMERS.
Cabin. 500 and upward. II Cabin. SO and upward.
Trave Tues sept Is 10 Hayel Tues. Oct. a. 10 m
Spree Tues. sept %. 10 Trave Tues oct 49, 10 a m
Lain. Tues sept ~ l0a. m spree Tues, oct 20 10 a. m
CHERBO-RG PARIS. BREMEN.
Aler Sat. Sept 10. 10 am Saale, sat- oct B. 10 a. m
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or from
Bremen. London Havre.
MEDT rERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Vera. Sept ~ 10 n N Ems. oct :. ~ n. m
Fulda. Sept. 2s 10 a. Kaiser. Oct II, 10 a. m
OELRICHS & CO. Rowing Green.
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CLYDE LINE
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

NA ONE-vAY EXCURSION. OR TOURISTS TICK
ETs to all points in Texas. Colorado Utah. Arizona
California, Mexico Georgia. Florida, etc Also Hot
Springs Ark
SAILING along the Atlantic Coast Brunswick. Ga
or Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf Of Mexico Gal
weston. Tex Il AN IDEAL TRIP.
Write for our G4-PAGE POCKET GUIDE (mailed free
c II MALLORY & CO. Gen Agts.. Pier 90 f. r.. y Y
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}SANIEAE SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE.
from Nev-York
Naples and Genoa.
fFulda. Nov. u. 10 A. II.
2 Kaiser. Nov. 81 10 A. VI.
Nov. 2s. II A. NJ.
r the steamers 81 either line
IT. Hamburg. Bremen, Cher
on.
INSTRUMENTATION
Line.
81 Broadway. ~. Y.
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JAP 6IuGEllG1Ao
PACIFIC MAIL S. s. CO.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. s. c

Steamers leave San Francisco.
CITY OF PEKING. via Honolulu. Sept. 81, p
>
BELGIc. via Honolulu. Oct. II.
For freight passage and general information, Apply to
$40 Broadway or Battery Place Washington Building.
and PSI Broadway
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NB U1 IUUNN N lLWI ] &
fNORTH-GERMAN
LLOYD :. 8. Co.
Express steamer
10 Gibraltar. Algier'
Columbia. Oct. "a. II A. NJ.
1Werra. Oct. 81. 10 A. NJ.
-. Victoria. Now. II An.
Return tickets available 4
from Naples. Genoa. Gibralt
heurg. London and Sou.hamp
North Ger. Lloyd :. :. Co..
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2 Bowling Or. y. Y.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE,

A'l direct 10 Cottage city. Mass and Portland Maine
Delightful route 70 all pesure resorts North
ami Fact elegant scenery. low
sail from pier No 3s River every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday at > i. NJ - 1890
'' TIORATIO HALL. Agent.
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AID DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE.

OFor OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK. NEWPORT
NEWS. PETERSBURG. PORTSMOUTH, Primers
POINT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA REACH and WASH
lNGT0N, D O.. daily, except SUNDAY Richmond direct
day Passengers and Freight. Salings from pier 20
y r. P. NJ. sat Z. VI. Through tickets and freight
rates all points.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

Actual saleS- Closing Shares
Io,a, High Low Fin Bid. Ask. sold.
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