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Police Alarm System Defective.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiiigence

Special Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures.
TACOMA. Dec S.--The question OF over
hauling and repairing the police alarm sys-
tera is being discussed among the city
fathers. AS it now stands. the system is
practically worthless. ard a decided i'm
pediment TO effective management OF the
department. II is suggested that an ac-
cumulator battery system. like that Of the
fire department. be installed
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Mayer af t<forEu

ASTORIA. Or. Dec s-Isaac BERGMAN.
1f'.SsTs candidate. VAS elec:91 mayer OF
tie city today.
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Ceae-McHuGh Contest Declared on.
Special Dispatch to tha Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Dec. S-The glove contest
billed for tonight between Jack Case and
Pat McHugh failed to materialize. owing
TO a lack of attendance and slim gate re-
ceipts.
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done by introducing BIZ for Mr.. Mil'ers
relief.

.. r. Lezi. state senator from North
Yakima. has been N the city for few DAYS
On business connected with the Mckee Land
Company, u which ne IL the general man
azer. A considerable portion Of TIE STOCK
~ tina. COMPANY il orrsd t,y capitalists Of
this city. among them being the well
known scientist, Pref. Gardner G. HUB
bard. The Increasing prosperity OF me
state % Washington has caused me ssocs-
holders OF The company TO push improve
uisnfs upon their property. AE. Lesn
vial: 20 Washington therefore, VIII prof
sffr he productive of much good TO the
section OF country liz which ne liz 80 greatly
interested.
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EAGER To Donate roop.
Portland Depends ca Congress. q.
Ath icxfitnRr NnAnnrr

CHICAGO. Dec. s-SenaGer Mcbride IA.
received a telesrsn, from w Mason.
president ~ The Cksrheg ~ Commerce.
Portland. Or. regarding relief sor re
kfoadike reg on. which says
"tSs.xeaS - Portland are Subscribing
wita lavish hasd 70 see k3an8ike yeges
rand. Portland alone wtll donate not less
tssn lac tosfs % food Heavy co-frshs.-
5IeSr}S are expected srayu saEer1er c&rsex TIE
i~~atte are enthusiastic. Aai ~ait VITA
- NeEiaes tag cahgrSssslnEAi saettln -
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MOTHER M'kfNLEY STILL ALIVE.
At Her Bedside the President
Watches for Sign of Recogpitfon

CANTON. Dec. $50 a. m-Nother
Mckinley is gradually growing weaker
and is unconscious. The president is by
her bedside.
During the evening Mother Mckinley
aroused from her palsied sleep. She lay
quietly ard restfully on her bed, the presi-
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DIP. plnNAY'S Pills.

Purely vegetable mild ard reliable Sc
cure complete digestion and absorption OF
tAs food. cause healthy action Of the
liver and render the bowels natural u
1AeiS operation without Srip.nS.
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ONLY SIX ARE FiLIBUSTERS
Continued from first page.

peared to NEE. with general acceptance
and had received executive approval.
johnson OF Indiana earnestly opposed
such hasty action. He said there should
be time to hear from the gentlemen form
ing the monetary commission and to
weigh all the provisions, instead OF taking
precipitate action on such vital subject.
Such action, he said. would seriously
prejudice the committee before the house
and the country. The debate was pro-
ceeding with animation when at Il o'clock
the question went over. a vote on Hills
motion not having been reached.
Chairman Walker announced four sub
committees and assigned 10 each a num-
Der OF the banking and currency bills al
ready introduced. Fhe subcommittee
viii begin work at once on the bills be-
fore them, each subcommittee having
charge Of the bills introduced by its MEN,
bers.
In the House.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The session Of
the house today lasted only fifteen min
utes. Stone reported the pension appro-
priation bill, the first OF the appropria-
ton bills. and gave notice that he would
call 1t up Immediately after the reading
OF the journal tomorrow.
The committee on elections and the COM
niittee on banking and currency were
given leave TO sit during the sessions of
the house.
AT 12:I5 the house adjourned.
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JOHN ID. ARMSTRONG & CO., Bankers,
PitfsburG. Ia.
+. l.. SCOTT,
Auditorium Hotel. Chicago. III.


Also by all responsible Ticket Agents
throughout the United States at the Office
of the General Agent Sg7. sfs. 500 Eetz build
Ing. Philadelphia, office Of the Vice Presl-
dent German National Bank building,
Pittsbu-g. Pa: or az the office OF the Com
pany. Seattle. Wash.
REFEHENCEs
Moran Brothers Company Ship and Steam
boat Builders, Seattle. Wash.
First National Bank. Seattle. Wash.
Puget Sound National Bank. Seattle Wash.
Washington National Bank Seattle. Wash
National Bank % Commerce. Seattle.
Wash.
Boston National Bank. Seattle. Wash.
Seattle National Bank Seattle. Wash.
Dexter Horton & Company. Bankers, Seat
tie. Wash.
The German National Bank, Pi;tsburg,
Pa
The Quaker City National Bank. phGadel-
Dhia. Pa.
Roach's Shipyard. Chester. Pa.
Cali upon or write to
>. g. YERkEs, Agent,
re Burke Building. Seattle Wash
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the YUKON
COMPANY


sell passage from
SEATTLE TO
Dawson City and the Alaskan Gold Fields
for the season of 1888.
This Company will have three large, new,
fast steamships running from Seattle 10 st.
Michael. AT st. Michael they will connect
steamers, equal To the largest and finest
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. These
vessels viii be frst-class.. with every mod
ern convenience for comfort. The Com
pdny guarantees a comfortable. safe pass
age from Seattle to Dawson City in ~ days
Fare. $500. including meals. herths and
the transportation OF an o3tDt tor each pas
senger. not exceeding one ton OF ZOO
pounds
comfort in about one aif the time now re-
CURED and at one-half the expense. The
steamships are now building at Roach's
Shpyard. Chester. Pa. and will be ready
az the opening of navigation IN the spring
OF 1898 There will be a great rush. The
carrying capacity of the steamships ana
desiring TO avail themselves Of this line.
thus insuring their reaching the Gold
Fields promptly, should apply at once. Pas
sengers Will De booked in the order their
tickets are purchased. and these sales will
filled.
By this line the horrors OF the Skaguay
and Chilkoot passes and the dangers OF the
canyon and rapids OF the upper Yukon are
avoided. These passes are strewn with the
wrecks OF thousands OF outfits and lined
with dead horses Il will coct double eur
charge 10 get over either of these passes
and procure boats. 10 say nothing of the
hardships ard privations 10 be endured and
the time consumed.
A complete detailed list of an outfit OF
provisions, clothing, tools, medicines. etc.
will be furnished on application at any
agency. This outfit can be purchased in
any Eastern city OF the United States or
at Seattle, Wash. Passengers should have
their outfits plainly marked with their
names and destination. and should specify
via THE YUKON COMPANY" The out
fits can be shipped from any railroad sta
ton - the United States care of THE w.
kON COMPANY. Seattle, Wash. This
Company only undertakes to transport pas
sepgers and outfits from Seattle. 1t is 400
miles BY sea from Seattle TO 81. Michael,
and 1859 miles By river from St. Michael
to Dawson City.
Tickets are now on sale at the following
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Amasa s, Miller, Of Dunlap. Wash. g
,ryins 10 get congress 70 make an appronr.
alton 10 pay him for three horses ana eof,s,,.
ments furnished during ;he In,ilau So
lsss and is5a In Washington TERRITORY, :,
Capt. r. +. fanus' company. Known sz 49,,
spokane inyine.hles- tfna. \ \. Dere,,
delegate from Washington terri,or, IN ,S,s,
tried 70 secure payment for these horse.
and eguirmenis IN that year but the claim,
was disaliowed by both the nu,it,cr So
comptroller. Mr., Miller has uov att
Representative Lewis 10 bring the mater
10 the attention of congress. which he ~.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.


ABERDEEN, Dec. S.--FolIowing are the
results of the election: Mayor, F. l..
Maley; treasurer, James Patterson: clerk,
George A. Black: city attorney, ]. c.
Councilmen-First ward. A j. West and
]. w. Mason, for two years; Second ward.
r. +. Smith, majority over r. F. Linn
10. for one year; N. G.. Kaufman. one
year, no opposition; H A. krtes, over
NJ. r. Sherman by majority, two years;
at large Frank r Homes
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A. s. Ruth. deputy surveyor In the
state of Washington. has written to the
general land office in his own interests and
those OF settlers who are waiting an oppor-
tunIty 10 file on their lands. urging a
prompt examination and acceptance OF his
surveys of township IL north. range east.
and OF township L north range east, In
The Vancouver land dIstrie..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
The Audit Company
of New York.
EQUITABLE BUILDING.

Acting PRECEDENT. Vice President
AUGUST BELMONT WILLIAM A NASH
Manager Cnef Consulting Auditor.
THOMAS l.. GREENE. STEPHEN LITTLE.
Consulting Engineer
UILTIAN BARCLAY PARSONS
C7iet x Carps II E1g'rs. and Treasure.
HENRY T. SEAMAN. EDWARD T. PFRfNE.
DIRECTORS.
August Belmont. a J. Cassatt.
Frederic y. OlCOtt. MarcAlus Hartley
James Stillman. Charles II. Flint
William A. Nash. George COppell
Joseph !. AuerbaCh. G.. Il NJ Harvey
George G. Haven. John T. Waterbury,
George " Young
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Of Stockholders.
W. Bayard Cutting. 7 Jefferson Coolidge jr
Walter O. Oakman. Charles :. Tairchild
a. ID. Juilard. Gustav +. Klssel
Henry w. Poor. Isaac y. Seligman
Louis Fitzgerald. Robert Maclay.
The Audit Company examines and reports
upon the accounts and financial condition Of
corporations copartnerships. and Individuals
and examines and reports upon the physical
condition Of railroad. manufacturing and
other properties
Its services are OF value 70 investors. hnan-
cial Institutions borrowers o: money. direc-
tors ~ corporations. merchants. firms. and
purchasers Of Properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.

Tie So .s- DeJeutlre E.r!s f$5,j 700 aaI D..
per Deben,gre H1ais cstiOJOj the Il1csa
and Texas Central Raiir1aG Company mature Or.oh,-
H. 1871 viii be paid IN cash uy.n presentation at
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY a. or after m1turltv
response Inquiries made b. bon !hoid-ts whether
to Company YOU'D extend rNeg. honda OF any
part Them. C6nrsry ha. conc,,iei /, soy TIA; 10
willing Bonds - ;fe ~ aggregate
OF no, exceeding seOcy and upon presentation al
Central Trust Company. between september i5h 1877
aul october 9TH. 1897, OF any %: N" cutsaHding
Rond.. i-sue exchansc therefor rnt fh- Bonds
- ssu- ssgregat. s600OOr. s Dep~nur- Beds u the
Ike character guaranteed D. a." S0u"ra Pacifc COM
pany maturing October Isl. i93. and bearing Interest
a. :he Uniform rate Of Five Pc Per pay able
sem-annualiy AprI lst anI october Isl The october
1897 coupon on maturing Will b. paid cash upon
presentatca thereof the Central Trust Company
or sf.er Septersber 18th. 1897.
This ofIer subject TO withdrawal ;ne without
notice.
NEW YORK. September 4th. 1891.
HOJsTON & TEXAS CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY TiIOs. IL Ht'BBARD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
The Greatest Mine In the World.

II ia an historical fact that the largest pro-
duclng mine IN tin world IL IN tn" state %
Nevada the celebrated Comstock Lode. from
which OVER FIVE HUNDRED MILLION
$500 900 CrO In bullion has he-n taken.
EMANUEL PENROD. who drove the FIRST
stake upon the Comstock Lode. !s also the dis
coverer and first locator OF this property
and from about twenty scrss ~ H. by crude
methods ~ panning. rocking and ground sluic-
ing he and his associates have taken. ~ est
mated by Mr. PNnrod himself, over a haf-mlll
ion dollars in gold Mr. penrod asserts that the
STAR. DIANA AND Constitution mines -
this COMPANY alone VIII prove 10 To- c0ms'ock
Lode in value
The following are extracts from reports OF mining
end t,drsu'io esrort- end eGg cer, who have
careful, evan ID the'e properties:
Mr. WIN 4 PARISH - Denver Colorado.
who az A mining engineer and expert. stands
among the first in his profession. Upon his re-
port the celebrated Homes'ak properties in the
Black HIS were purchased.
In ever matinee '.uaI 're g-lroi exo.ellng'y
rich. running "a and upVaris lowing th' pay
fIl length Z TIE creek The .r'po,"d
yolr WI. greaf.r aId 'he sGupv sri ditch
from ther' vii cove f'nri'' 4 not sn. n" "auahle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS or THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Comranies

A plan ari agreement dated September st 1927 pro-
ydtg fr the union OF the properties and business q IN.
Equitable Gas Light and New YORK and East River Gs.
companies have been formulated and have approved
by The respective Boards ~ Directors 4 the TWO COM
paue4 copies ~ the plan and cement showing the
distribution x securities among the present stock
holdars cga De obtained from the undersigned stock
holders referred such agreement under which the
undersigned Will act depositary with fun power to
take all Proceedings necessary expedieHt
the plan Of union The agreement will not become
effective deposit Ok twothirds ot The stock Il
each O., tho Companies anl the right 10 deposit viii
pire on october 1. 1897. syndicate has agreed to
purchase cash the Of stockholders not desiring
convert present heldngs securities and stock
holders must Indicate their election 70 convert or sell or
cash at tine OF deposit
New York. September Z 1891.
CpNrRAI. TRI.sT COMPANY OF NEW YORK
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Rca! Gstais for Sale.
BUY A HOME At ElMHURST, |. l.
"THE ONLY CHEAP THING LETT"
STEAMBOATS,

3LDMlM@TOM l1Mg
For Stori. z,on Narragansett Pier Watch Hill. Boston,
and All irts East Steamers Maine and Nev-HamD-
fhi-e Lave Pier 49, y. r. block above CanAl-sI.
Week Days only. a. ? u
ElURW1GI l=lEIE
For <v-Lord0n. Watch Hi. Block Island and Eastern
Resot,s aso worcester and North Of Boston and East,
Sfeane civ o. Lowell cry x Worcester leaves Pier W
cid NoJ y Il Icxt pesbrJssesst week days only. At
p u. Orchestra % Zach Rates % BLOCK ISLAND re-
FAll, R0Ugl8 l0NE
For Newport Fan RIVER Boston Marthas Vineyard.
Nantucket cape tod and AL Eastern and Northera
Mountain Irl3ad and Seashore points Steamers ISis-
la ara Puritan in commission Ere orchestra On eaeh:
Lave PIER Is y. r. foot Ct Murray st. Week Days and
sgndavs AZ 80 p. NJ
PROWlDENGG llNG
For Providence direct all Inland and seashore
Resorts East North thereof steamers Plgrm
and Plymouth Orchestra on each Leave Pier 49, y. x.
ore block above C1nal-st Week Days only. at $50 + ~
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financial meciinas.
~~>IN~-c>-
'kHDLDERS' MEETING. - Notice 10

<, TOFKUOLDERS' MEETING. - Notice 10
~ hereby given a special meeting Of the stock
holders u The Homer Ire Bank Note Company win BE-
h.d Al the Office Ct the Company. at No. l5& Nassau
s,rse, New York on September 22d 1897. ia clock
10 upon Of consolidation entered
intn between the Directors OF this Company and The
Frark,n Bank Note Company
MICHAEL, TANNER Assistant Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-Notce is hereby givsa
that special meeting Of the stockholders OF the Frank
lin bank Not. Company will held the Office OF the
Company at No. i42 Broadway; New York City. sep
,emfer 1897. ~ o'clock q
agreement OF consolidation the Dr.
recors Of this Company ard The Homer Lee Bank Note
Company a. T. CARf. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A. meeting q the Board u Directors q the Equl- oe
Gas Light Company Of New Y'A, a proposition Vas
presented for the ~rchase ot the shares ot this Com
pany or exchange OF said shares for the securities
o, new COMPANY. consolidating This Company with the
New York an! East River Gas Company. set forth
IN the foregoing advertisement Of the Central Trust COM
yany. Depository.
After fuiI consideration II was unanimously resolved
IN recommend the acceptance thereof by the Stockholders
" this Company.
Ry ,rI.r 4 the Poard % Directors
j. y. MILLER. Secretary.
View York September =. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
The Kew York and East River Gas Co.

4, n meeting Of the Board u Directors o. The New
y,k and l,ns River Gas Company. held september Eth
80 wax luously resolved recommend that the
h,tery Of this Company deposit their shares Of stock
,,,t.r IN. plan Of union with The Equitable Gas Light
,onpary Of York and the agreement dated ssp'eH-
tr Is, 1901 with the Central Trust Company % New
York as Delositsr,.
Comics x the plan and agreement can be procured az
,,l, roo,panv, ytice or he Office of the Central
Trust Comran!
-, order OF the Boo ri u Directors.
FORD NTINGTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

- s II IT'S P9fES RY s MIy q 9s
credit HIM We covered miles = the company,
:" rF ran' IN GFAv 4T b not % %SE sTG
FIND, RICHLY GLANCED WITH FREE GoLD ID run.
Signed " q. !; h R. RE4Ealxas
DUNBAR H p;
Major ROBERT E HOPKINS, a stockholder
in all our Companies. writes as follows:
THE TIDE WATER PIPE LINE COMPANY Limited.
y. T.. Robertson Esq President:
70 ne hlghly important 'hpt W. at once erect stamp
signed ROBERT f. HOPKINS"
Every director Of these Companies save one
CMr. A. II. Steel-). has personally visited and
examined the property and confirms and on
dorses the statements and extracts above
quoted. and every director and officer has in
vested in the stocks Of the Companies. and they
invite subscriptions to the stocks OF these Com
panies on the terms stated. with the confident
opinion that they have great intrinsic value and
VIII yield large returns.
J. TREDWELL RICHARDS. OF Messrs Rich
ards & Brown. No ~ william Street New York
n General Counsel OF these Companies has
personally visited the properties and has exam
incd the titles ard certifes to them
SUBSCRIPTION TO STOCK.
In order TO properly develop the lodes and TO
erect an adequate milling plant and to extend
the hydrauic system already inaugurated. and
for the general operation Of the Companies under
their articles OF incorporation, We now offer for
subscription:
100000 share. Of the stock Of The Gold Creek.
Nevada. tPiRcer) Mining Company;
Nevada. Consolidated Lode. Company;
roe. 900 shnres OF the stool. Of The Gold Creek.
Nevada, rOwnsite Company.
That every stockhOlder NAV be interested in
all sources Of revenue at Gold Creek. The stocks
Of the three companies will be sold together az
the rate Of
81 FOR THE THREE SHARES.
IN other words.
Each S100 subscribed will be entitled to
100 Shares OF The Gold Creek, Nevad,, Placer
Mining Company.
100 Shares Of The Gold Creek, Nevada, Con-
soliiated Lodes Company,
100 Shares of The Gold Creek, Nevada Town
site Company.
APPLICATIONS FOR SHARES
should he addressed to office. OF the Company.
M,NW,TTAN LIFE BUILDING.
GO Broadwny Nrw York.
All subscriptions should be accompanied BY
check or money order. drawn to tho order 81
FRANCIS DICKSON, TREASURER.
AM additional information may be obtained
bv calling al or addressing The Companys Offices
Subscription List Now Open.
The right 10 close the same. without further
notice + hereby especially reserved
DIRECTORS:
WA + Dire r ar x < :. ontario Western Rr
ADrrpFRT = STEFLT
tx nsru,v . minis ,ar4r p4JU- w5.s Y Y
Ir,..ta'.a, secrft.-: " SO Broadway
r TRFDVEII RICHARDS
~ Rlchlri. & Brown. Nttrr-avs ~ Law.
-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Sept. Gold is quoted al Buenos Ayres to
DAY at IsT al Lisbon. 40 at Rome. lO5 y
D. rn.-stocks-The market for American securities
after moderate nuctuatiOn weakened with New-YOrk
selling aiding the downward movement The tone was
fairly steady and the demand moderate COnsois for
money llis. for the account. ma Atchi-on. lGi.
Canadian 75i.: ST. Paul 10. Illinois Central. 1895.
Louisville % .fexican Central. As 80 Sew-YO-k
Central. ll34 Erie. 1884, PennsyIyania. $50 Reading
49, Erie first preferred 4if. Mexican ordinary. 30
Money. ! per cent The Of discount in the open
market for bills per cent FOR three months bills
212. per cent.
Paris. Sept :. p. m.-Three per cent rentes lO+
francs 224 confines FOR the account. Exchange Lon
don - francs IL certime. Tor checks
Berlin. Sept 7.-Exchsnge London. 20 marks 3oil
pfennngs Tor checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

-. ere settlement OF the strike me company
Win - ,,lI he most encouraging.
QUIZ Tss condensed balance sheet OF June 81 lo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
miscellaneous.

4 TTESTION. - a..
- t.nce solicited wits the arranging
handle Colorado securities. mortgages, warrants ans
b1nls dividing commission.
Reference given and required
Address ]. J. FITZGERRELL.
Florence. Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

The directors Of The Eyss"on%tn d to stock
Gas COMPANY ago. n' heir shares under the plan
h9deT j5n with the Equitable Gas Light T 1Se Ean
sdo T TGS I9@k Similar nj acton
table G9S Ca For further particulars see
iravtisine column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

NEW T115aI- INN - and ALBANY"
Fines. and fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except sunday. -
Leaves BROOKLYN Fulton - (hy AnneO.......s A. \
New York p-sDr3sses II Iier......--s:iO n NJ
West 21i 81 Il-r.........o A: NJ
For ALBANY landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
burgh Poughkecpse Kingston Point. Catss ard Hudson
Direct connection the Kingston Pt. Dock with Q, y
. trains FOR Catskl Mountain Points and for Lakes
Moh0nk and Mnnewaska- Al Catsk!! with me CatsSii
Mt and OTIS FL Ry for Cairo and Mountain Resorts
Railroad connections at Newbugh. PouShkeepsie Hld.
san and Albany for podts North East and West Special
saratoga Trains - NJ.
Through tickets sold Drs5rosses s. Pier West I'D
g. Pier, Neg York Trsrs:r ana ether principal texet
Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
.sis7. 100 90 sls6.9is.9i2 Inc. sl'o''S'

ME ,creaee = S29t 9sl n investments II western
snd ah fr-ad sinking Fund account % ~ s,,snense
Inut., araous' Includes Sl15fif '''''- "
.n-'-,. - new frrightcors. , auth. last one IS
a.. T.bruary 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

EXPORTS OF MERcHM ,1%! FE I,Sa NEW 1877.
,ve.s ending sept; 4 g l9eS esS ~ 72i 2S5 ~
- January i......'-4"' $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

~. Ts-e1 on New YORK S'ooN hN'HaHsT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

niained In FL. placer gravel OF this Company~ prop
cry. List ITS VERY MAGNITUDE SHOULD DIS
CREDIT HIM. We covered miles Of the Company =
property IN our manning tests. AMI NOT ONE SINGLE
PAN OF EARTH OR GRAVEL, DID WE FAIL, To
FIND RICHLY CHARGED WITH FREE GOLD run.
I,ng r. N 2j:. 10 500 per cubic yard $3.50
Signed II. J.. ROBERTSON
GEO L. HUTCHINGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
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