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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
DR. HArcnnH's nRornnR KILLED.
4 New Hotel for the Peaks of otier-fas-
scngcr station To he Moved.

BEL FORD CITY, VA. March h.-spe-
cial-spccial Bank Examiner W. A. Car
pcntor sent here more than a month ago
90 examine the affairs of the First Nd-
tional Bank. will shortly make his report
To the Comptroller of the Treasury.
The school superutcndcnt candidate
are still making strenuous cNcruuus. me
general opinion Ia mat the man ch"'iF''
hv the county senator viii get the posi-
ton. but IT, as stated, Dee refuses io 'u-
dorsc auy one of the dfpifauls the l'.,-
ing S. that the present incumbent y. ~
Hawkins will bc retained hy inc state
Board OF Education. While me auh'nli.
mcut Of Hostmdst er-GtucrM cary I'D DO
ne will adhere 90 the four-yc1r term Tor
p,stnasters pIcascs the present p0stma--
Ter A. T.. clayton. whO has held the oiilce
but about thirteen months. II Us not az
al agreeable tO the several hcpunhl- 30
who were out early after the tieclloh
with the hope Of shortly securing 'N's
II. d. Pariack. OF Montvalc, has tho
contract for building "a new ANA handsome
hotel on tho top OF the Peaks of Otie'.
Parties who are fully able from "a none
tary standpoint viii have charge OF the
Peaks this season. and accommodations
for tourists will doubtless Dee much sue
porior 90 those heretofore offered.
T. Henry Hatcher. aged cishiy-three
years. was found dead m bis stable az
CifaN. this county Friday evening. DO is
supposed he fell from tho lott and Was
kicked and tramplcd To- death uy hi5
horse. lie was half-hrothcr OF Rev. W .
T.. Hatcher of Richmond.
I'm connection with the statement ~
cuts i'm salaries and working .orCc along
the line Of the Norfolk and Western is
the rumOr that the handsome passenger
station here. which is nearly mile from
the freight station, VIII DE closed up
and the freight depot rchtted for passen-
ger service as IL was before the boom.
4 special committee of the Council
composed of l.. Il. ellis. j. J.. Campbell,
and &. 4. Board. held a meeting ycsicf-
dav. and decided to issue bonds ln the
following multiples I'm compliance win
the recent bond election: Eighty-cight 500
and ten 500 bonds. These bonds bear D
per cent. payable July and January ana
run thirty-fOur years, with the option
to the town TO retire them AT any time
after ten years.
A letter was received here this morning
bv j. l.. Campbell announcing the dtaih
of Major j. i. Sladcn. in Sea Breeze,
Fla. on Sunday afternoon, and his inter-
mcnt on Monday His son, Ramsey. the
only child. was with him at the time or
his death. Major Sladen moved here from
Wales i'm 1883. and purchased am elegant
estate about three miles north Of town.
where he has TcsiCcd since ms arrlN %
i'm this country. For several years inc
deceased has been In very bad health.
and has spent his winters in Florida, ana
il was on one of these trips mat Doe dlrd.
Major Sladen was probably the Wcdllilr.
resident of Bedford county. lie was "a
widOwer, and about sixty years OLD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19

ALTON. VA. March 1s.-Speclal-Fire
broke out IN The bel room Of DR.. L. /.
Parish, at the Alton House a fcw nights
ago. II seen ten minutes later would
have resulted I'm the loss Of the ho'ei-
Loss. 500. .
Petty pilfering. as usual in spring, Is
greatly on the increase Several het-
houses were robbed this week.
At tho notes.-the Alton House and the
Mountain Top-the first preparations are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Merino Underwear.

II Mons &c VINO HeFIn0 'uIt'' Tor IUc
each. MIMI,
pair Mems 81 Meoicatei Red Flannel
Drawers, sizes 3d. tor SIC PAIR.
nair aides ~ ana sl2i Al-NOol White
Pants. sizes - and I'D. for zoe pail.
q Chiltren's .5r ami ~ White combination
Suits. zes and 4. tor PIC each.
n Mems 80 White Wool Shirts, sizes a.
for gic.
r. Mems SIC White aud Grey Shirts. broken
sizes. 25c each.
DOB pair ladie- - AL muoi h"'to anu nfey
Pants. size. and 9. for zoe each.
IS Mems $50 Natural Wool Shirts, sizes,
a and a. for t9c each
A lot of Ladle- ami Chilrens Odd Vests
and lanis. az half price.
3pair Ia les $50 fine Wool Pants, sizes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
75c. silk Crepes. Lilac aud Llsn' a"u
Rlue Only ior95c Yard.

Half price soc. Tan Color, large inquire
1aneta silk 39c yard.
Three Half price Black Brocade satin
81 &c yard. cur, eo;sb sOc.
Henrietta slightly imperfect in weave I'c'
yard. g, e.o Noboir
Dress Patterns. small figure Mona"
lustre. soc yard.
Is Dress Patterns. black. SOC. Lace WORK
Etimines z. yard. =, 81
If Dress Patterns, extra heavy aA-"oo'
Storm Serges or 3lc yard
300 SETS of 25c Heavy German SILVER
Combination Shirt Waist SETS oil LINK
Buttons. studs aud Collar Buttohs'
Remnant Price. Dc.
Engraved and heavy German SILVER lVc
Belt Pms. remnant price &C.. NJ.
Sol d silver Top Seamless Wire beit / ms
remnant price &C.. have been 2lc.
Heavy Ron-Plate Lar Drops. remnant
price &C.. ave been zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19

OF his mother. 10 postpone that ensasc,-
mcnt. and he has wired the elders o.
the Savannah church that ne VIII "''
visit them until Sunday the 2th
The Independent church u Wy
wealthy. II owns the most Na'u"pic
property OF any Protestant church III
The South II has an endowmen, OF
about $4,000. The famous pr. PARK
hurst. OF New York came very near nc.
son,o cons ago. Should Or. Fair ac-
cent no would s,ll De allowed 20 keep
his membership in tho Presbyterian
SYNOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Boys Clothing.

Bring your boy to-day. II we can No him,
You Will save great deal from these odds
am ends.
4 few Of each size. 6. :, and 90 years CASH
mere SUITS, which we sold for Sl.50 to-day.
Csc.
LOT each size. 4. q y. 30. D. al Woo. suits.
which we sold fDr 50, To-day. si.,i.
A lew OF each size. q AMI q. Corduroy Pants
which we sold fOr 20. tO.Iaf, 1l-.
2nairs or each size. AMI . wears. Corenroy
Paut.. which We sold Tor 2 io. t0~lay. 81.
4Of each size. aud Syears. fercAle Shirt
WAISTS which We sold Tor 25c.. TODAY. 2Ssc.
OF each size, s. :, , years. fercale SnirI
Wais:s which We sold FOR SOC, to-day. PC.
dozen Boys Navy Golf Caps, sc.
dozen. Boys storm Caps. were ooc., tos
day, l9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Odds end Ends Dress Goods.

piece roc Red Ground. Bright Cash
mere Figure French Flannel yari, 2jc.
9 pieces SOC Eiderdown. neat stripes for
bath AMI slumber robes yard, 23c.
pieces DC Wcol-Filled. fancy color. tan.
neat hair-hnes. yard. &c.
2jc Mohair-Filel Mixtures. gray ground.
varied Il pes. yard, S 7-Sc.
piece 2jc Lilac Diagonal, slightly dis
colored. yard. 2 &c.
pieces p lie Bright Plaids. good school
service. a yard. 7-sc.
8 pieces odd styles. All-Wool 2jc Che
viots a yard for ~ l-ic.
2peces neat poe Grey Mixed llali-Mool
Cheyiots. n yard for DO 1-sc.
40 remnants Dress Goods. lengths ~
20 o yards. ran ing from lowest % best
grade a. Odd and eni prices
500 yards $3.50 Irou-Irou open figures
Broad Cloth. D. yards wide. colors, mNr-
tie. b li0tropc. navy. tan. cherry. black.
AMI red Adapted for ladies' capes art
uses. piano aud ,ble covers. aylrd, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19

1000 Remnants Of Cambria. Swiss,
and NaiuSook Embroidery, IN pieces
from one TO four and a half yards,
prices ranging from , to pc ayard.
90 yards g.inch DC open pattern Woo.
Lace. tor yard. l5c.
$50 yards 7c Butter-Colored Yenisse Top
Net Lace. yard 3 1-sc.
90 wards lO.ihch Net Ton Nenisse Lace
regular sl % yard. a yard for 81 l-2a.
10 yards pc Black Silk Nandyke Lace a
yard for Zoe.
24pair> pc Bicycle Hose, sizes q and
ID, Tor pair. II &c.
40 pairs SOC Rib Wool Hose. double so.es'
25c.
n pairs - l-2c aides Black Seamless
Hose. double heel and toe pair. l0o-
30 pairs Sc Ladies' lnst-black Seamless
Hose double heel aud toe pflr. 30
3j pair Child's White All-Wo0i lub Hose,
seamless. par, Joe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Young Man Gets His Freedom

Charles a. Holmes. who has been held
for the past twenty days on suspicion.
was yesterday released by the police "A
there was no evidence 10 connect him
with any unlawful doings.
Holmes. who says his brother Is po-
lice officer OF Elizabeth. n. j.. left for
that city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19

Rev. DR. James Y. Fair. the pastor OF
Craco-Strest Presbyterian church. VINO
has been rendered the pastorate or the
Independent Presbyterian church IN ga
vannah and who expected 10 preach for
IN. Georsis congregation next Sunday
has been FORCED, on account OF the death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19

30 bottles g on. SOC Toilet Waters. crab
apple. heliotrope violet and lily OF valley,
remnant price. each pc.
52Jc Pines Cubes. remnant price, l0c.
sc at"nt Tape Measures &c.
pieces &c Bees Wax. so led. &c.
l0c Rubber Hair Pms one style only rem
nant price. sc.
ie sc Coraline Dress Stays, 20 close ont the
stock. zoe.
In-ide Dress Bolts. each &c.
- remnants fancy Gar er Elastic. &c.
5pieces White Hook and Eye Tape. regular
iOc grade. closing ont prce. per yard. ic.
One Lot ato., including &c., Gee and -.
grade. different widths special price.
bunch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
4 DdRh HOK>I.
Major Baker l.. Lee the iavorite on 'he
Eastern shore.

state senator George w. LeCaio' VINO
has been i'm this city to attend The seS-
sion OF the commission appointed to look
into the best manner i'm which the state
,,,irht take care Of the cpilcpucs, called
49, Colonel john Bel Bigger at ms Oh
scc. yesterday morning. ,-,
nm speaking about the gu'erna' 'I ~.
,,,,.ooe IN his section OF the State. Dr.
Io,a,o admitted that Major j. Hose iy-
ier .s weA as Mr. }. Taylor Eilyson h1o
following there. .. ..on,,l,r
r.. added that by far the most popuiaI
caudidate at this time was MAJOR baNcI
], Ice. OF Hampton, who no DOUBT "ou.u
make i y44y strong candidate us "'i"
horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Odds and Ends Linings.

j. l-2c Pure Linen Grass-Cloth. tan. pink.
white and bacn. varl .c.
American H4ir-cloih zoe value white
only yard .c
piece llc Lilac Sies.a. slightly disco'-
ored a yarl. lee
800 yards and I0r MIL Ends Si'e,a and
PercaHues bacA. grey. orange. yard. sc.
00yarls l0aul l5c NHl Ends si.esias
and lerclliues. black and grey. DE-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Remnants of Ribbon to be sod at
Movers own Remnant Prices.

About 30 remnants Fancy Ribbons all
Silk and 3l inches Wide. choice .c,
Remnants AL SllA Iafieta Ribbons, dark
colors. yard. lnc
About so remnants j)c. finest all silk
Fancy Ribbons stripes. checks-tersiiu
nud Rainbow effects. yard &c.
About Is D. Gees Al. silk SO = Ribbon IN
light and dara colo s. l0-yard piece tor &C..
About a. yards 2lc Ai-Shk Black More
Ribbon. inches wide. "a yard, lJc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Art Goods,

b DUCK no Art squares, p inches sQuare
and stamped .c
g'linfed sc Duck aundry Bags. large size
and different coi0rs, -lc
painted Bee Crepe Mouchoir Cases. pink,
blue AMI yellow. Joe
Nh o. Duel, &c Table Covers. yard
square and stamped. DC.
n White zoe uurk Doyiies. embroidered i'm
blue red aud yellow, wash thread. II inches
square. &c each
2iaree $3.50 Six Pillows. feather filed and
piece. of Soc Art Denim. 10 yellow. rose and
- ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Mems FURNISHINGS.

30 Boys 25c Cheyiot shirts, plik
with white stripes. only sizes II to IL.
Il lie.
u3 Au-Silk Band Bows. light end dark
co.or-, stripes rugs, figures, 2lc quality,
tor - i-lc.
l19Z-c All silk Club lies. in all newest
patterns cheeks. stripes, and polka dots,
for @.
Mems 4-Ply Iurn-Down Collars, assorted
dozen for llc.
IO dozen Mems Colored-Borierei Hem
med Hnndkerchiois. 5c grade. for a-ic.
- Mons SILK Nciris. light and darA coll
ors. same shape as zic ones. for 9c.
l9 Au.Snk HemstItched Windsor Tie.
velIOws only. renu ar zoe ones. tor Joe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
State Pharmacy Board.

The State Board OF Pharmacy contin-
ued the examination OF the papers OF the
forty-one applicants for diplomas as reg
is,ered pharmacists and assistant phar-
macists yesterday. Their labors will not
be completed until some time to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
SmaIILots Small Wares.

% nacks Envelopes, one SIC oliJ' Oct
pack. ic. ~
IL Cakes Fine Toilet soap. comprising All
camelis bahs skin aud bitter almond. abused
from handling. IN this sac, each Sc.
l. extra Heavy INK Tablets, DacAs deiaced.
remnant rrice. each &c.
NC Nai! Brushes. soiled from display,
each2ic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19

Labor Member Trenwith. OF Victoria.
,.-bo recently returned 10 Melbourne. frcm
England. says that the London cornell
effected a saving OF cocoon On 49, o.-
penditures OF Oo0 through directly
employing labor at trade-union rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19

OF fH0 CIgITWINTT7 N Wv lUTN' HUTT-
herlnr four 10 five thousand about 200
9re n present idle. Each Of these gets
81 per week Out-Of-work pay fer eighteen
vesks In the year. Printers are taxed one
per cent. OF their wages for the benefit Of
union printers out OF work. Inc amalga-
oroanization paws sick. death. out-of-
work and superannuated benefits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Inv nal ElnIly Court.

Mr.. L. O. Wendenburg counsel for Mrs.
Laura Il. DOwden has filed in the Law
and Equity Court the declaration IN Mrs
Dowdcn's suit against Major Lewis Ginter
and Miss Grace Arents for $4,000 dam
ages for alleged defamation or character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Ladies NeCkWear.

Child's Lace Collars aud Cuffs for .c set.
30 Remnants of Crepe lisse kurh nes -
none undor lyard lengths. Tor ic "a rem
nant.
g5c Ladies' Hall Soiied 3 C., 80 e.. and
Poe Haulkerchleis for llc. each
Ladies silk lunialed ilandkorchi9is, only
a few letters left. tor ,c. elcn.
Ladies Lace Inserted initiated handAer.
chiefs. only few nith.s le Q. Tor "c. each.
~ FINK and Blue Cambria. 500 Hats,
closing out to-day Tor -.c
,5 innnt,' Silk Beu-aline DC Caps -
VIII te. cream. brow and go1-closlug out
to-lay for zoe
Cbi,dren'- 10 ~lk Tom % >hauters in
navy blue. tan nui req. Tor -9c
l5 Corded and Embroidered White Null
o-e cAps Tor % g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Incomplete Assortment

Sizes -. 3D. only Of The 800 7. D. Cor'ets,
10 be closed out Tor 81. tut.
Size. Is. q. only OF the $50 Ferris waist
20 he closed on az g.. - ,-..
70 be C. osed out az sc
Size 49, ln the - }. Il. Dresden corset 10
be sold out for $50. .,,,.
Sizes d. a3 o. ~ OF an embrolaersi Dust
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Fabric Gloves.

soc Pure Silk Gloves, tans aud blacks
only. sizes -. q, and d -, for 4
pair, 25c.
80 pair Misses Coiored Silk laleta Gloves
&c grade for pair. iic,
q, pair lit Cashmere Gloves. remaining
winter stock. for pair. &c.
pairs OF Ladlo. Corn housq, slightly
soilei. among ia, is d PAIRS % back, sizes
5I-e0nll. io close out for Csc.
$3.50 quality hld Gloves tans and browns.
q 3D. r..I. ouI. for I-f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
1:M q: FRIDAY SALE.
Remnants, Odds and Ends.

These Friday Sales for the purpose Of quickly selling
t the remaining of incomplete assortments and wherever
nossibe exact quantities mentioned that you may De
r;dd thereby and come early in the day possible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
Remnants White Goods
% remnants White India LIMO

worth 6 lie. yard-to day, 3 lie.
2 pieces Black and White Chiffon. 80
grade for a yard, Jlc.
100 remnants. Checked and Striped Dimity
Cords. yard. r-sc.
100 remnants OF nicer quality Check Mus
lins and 1ucNug- aud ioNncs. the entire
week accumu alton. iro.l to -rc yard.
4 lot Of 300 dozen Buttons. all the
Odds aud Ends. choice lc dozen
Sac IN contre aisle.
Do pisces Sounche Braii-tans. navy,
blues aud blacA ouly .n this Odi-aud-Eud
Sale piece OF % yards ne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-19
At Domestic Counters.

3 yards Iurkey-hed Print. with biack
figures. yard. o. o..
I'D yards Jc Chocolate Prints. pretty
spIiug designs. yard, lc.
100 yards iJe Fa-tBmck Henrietta finish-
ed Sntnes p yard 3lc.
.09 yards l,c. Imported Figured satines,
yard D. &c.
250 yards zoe Domot Flannel Checks and
Stripes, ail cO.0rs yard. 30.
300 yards Joe keswick Plaid Iwi.led
Dress Goods. yard. a.-c.
500 wel-made B.eachel Pillow Cases, not
made crosswise each DE.
10 dozen Utica and New York Mills
Bcached sheets. . yards lon- Aul 20
yards VIDE. Jlc. Materials alone worth ilc.
30 dozen 1c Bieached Duck Towels ig-
ured aud cOlored borders. sc.
10 dozen Pure Linen Large Size lowe 81,
hemmet ready tor use each zoe.
soc Fancy 90 fruged liable Covers. 2jc.
D patterns 30c Genuine Turkey Red laole
Dama-h. go inches WIDE. % yard. zoe.
20 dozen Checked DoyAes, good size,
each lc
e Coiorel Border Dinner Cloths . yards
long, -l.5Oy value Tor ,.c.
sample Sale Of Ladies' All Linen
and noniloi Fancy CollarelteS. only
one dozen OF each style, actually cost
ing S25 to -35 a dozen TO import, for
zoe. s0c., and 9sc. each.
Ladies' soc rat,ed Net fichu'. IN evening
shade, Only-tAe nr.t 100 ladies may -et
them Tor Be-.
ladies' All Linen sL2j dozen Cape Coli
lars. Nos D., L.. j., l3.l. ID and 1873 oniy for
Toe dozen.
ladies' An-Linen CuIs-in white. black
and c0lors sizes ~, aud iDr le par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
BANK ERS:

UNION BANK OF CANADA
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

on are factors exerting considerable influ-
ton e I'm the exchange market at present; also
snsf in the LONDON discount d market and
the oSi that there are still some payments due
W,S an account of the heavy merchandise I'M
aoIo tons made preceding the passage Of the
TTarT bill. while September interest payments
Tar a,so 10 be taken into account. The receipt
hs"e.,o, bills is on the increase, and when cot
OF heejns 10 move freely and grain shipments
Vm ne full effect of the foreign demand ex.
'iiange rates will again incline toward the god
{ian-,,rr point AS yet this country stands in
nip"aeJ Of gold imports. and bankers do not de-
' il n movement Of the metal this way at pres
e 81, The heavy increase in loans this week may
~, , reHoct London borrowing in this market, an
as 80, which London bankers doubtless hope
vi ,i,u nreyent exchange rates from going lower
W.. traded on both sides Of the market To-
day. 1870. L.. ..,os -, tho nrncipal active
&c to-day compared with the maj nguIes
., yesterday. were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
ALAsKA.kLoNDYKE
GOLD MINING GO.

Capital Stock, 500, 900 Shares Of $1,000
each fully paid and non -asscssabls, OF which
$50, 900 shares are now offered for subscrip.
ton at par.
shares will he allotted in the order in
which subscriptions received.
\ considerable portion of this issue has
been sub-cribed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

c.Dr .XSss:, Loans Specie. r~@ar. Deposit. cuion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
financial.

OFFICERS;
Presdent-THE HON JOHN COsTIGAN. PTiyy Council
Tor NJ p. Ottawa
v Y.
FL Nice-Presidsat-JOHN SMALL. Esq. Toronto
Managing Dircctcr-A W. ROSS. ESQ. Toronto.
se'retary-GEO. MACBETH ESD Auditor Toronto Gen
erai Trusts Company. Toronto
Consulting VI. E.-W. HAMILTON MERRITT. Esq. IL
E.. \. Z. >. ".
DIRECTORS
HON. J. NESBITT KIRCHUFFER. Senator OF the Do
a.7'o7 ~ Canada Brandon Manitoba.
col. THOS. + SLOAN. Treasurer National Express
Company, New York.
MAJOR THOMAS BEATTTE. NJ. p Capitalist. London.
GEORGE SANDRoCli Esq. President Gcrman-American
Bank = Buflai0 y. Y.
HON. JOSEPH BoYAL. Leutenlnt Governor Northwest
Territory. Montreal.
Wa; prRYEA. ESQ. Director spokane Falls and y
Ply. National starch MIG Co.. etc. =. Z
COT. CHARLES r. POPE, ext. :. Consul AZ Toronto
New York.
HON 5. /. SMITH Director Lake Superior Copper Mines
Detroit;
W j HANI.Y. ESQ. Man. DIE. Canadian Savings Loan
ALERT n. sTEARNS. ESQ Appraiser P0r, Of Boston
FEIIX CARBEAY. Esq NJ P, P. Lumber Merchant
:. :. RYCKMAN. ESQ Manufactured Hamilton.
Railway Company Toronto
=. A. ROSE Eco. Publisher. Toronto
\. II. MOORE. Esq. 81. r, Merchant Magog
BANKERS,
UNIoN BANK OF CANADA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

In State issues 81, 900 Alabama Glass a so'u
at lO7.
Railroad bonds were strong and very active
The heaviest transactions were in the A'oHI''''
issues, Erie general lien 3-4s and PRIOR -,
Worth and Denver City frsts, Kansas ~ I'M
first consol receipts, Manhattan consoi u.s. Nan
sas and Texas seconds. Norfolk anu "eS''
consol As, Oregon Short Line issues 81 LouI'
and Irol Mountain conso 5s, Texas and racine
second incomes. Wabash second os ana the "e
benture series Rs. The principal net gains "c'e
made by Dallas and Waco first rs. / to ~ FORT
Worth and Denver City firsts, TO l31a kansas
Pacific first consOl receipts, l TO "a: fei.I5St
yanla guaranteed AIS. ! TO ll212; Ann a"
mrs; ts' 4 to S3is: Atchison adjustIneh'
20 80: Louisville and Nashville UNIFIED as. 2
70 eo;1; Manhattan consol is. TO 9o't -nI'
souri, Pacific conso 6s, ~ 10 9Ils; mobile anu
ohio A.. i 10 7e; Norfolk and Western cohSoi
Is. y TO So Rio Grande Western hrsts Y 10
81 ST. Louis Southwestern hrsts, V TO 'n1s'
southern Pacific OF New Mexico frsts. y 70 W.
Ahc Western Ncw-York and Pennsylvanla gen
stN mortgage. u to 40. Wabash second Us I os
T." eo Texas and Pacific first o. 2 70 80 30.
So Antonio md Arkansas Pass is. 12 TO ol;
TT&lngton consol U.s. y to 1l8, and kansas ana
49, eAss seconds, " to GO. Total sales IN All u,
ss,.. N.C22OOo par value. For the week. total
SAVES were Sl9577.00O
THE MONEY MARKET
"sy on call. 1k@11 per cent. with the last
oAa per cent. Time money was 2H per
"' '~ sixty days, per cent for three months.
'si cent FOR four months and 3i4G4 per
~ SIX months Commercial paper rates
dav ,nSsUi per cent for prime sixty TO ninety
single ,sshaents, 4Qi,a per cent for choice
paper. '."' per cent lot o'hef so''
posisd , .,na.s exchange market closed with
"a nas at 4.S4hG4.S5 and 1861 CAST
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
nvERrlsEMENrs ana subscription. for tn. Tr.san.

L
A received a. their Uptown Once No LA Broadway.
=, .oor north OF o'clock D. M advertise
-. received at the tolowing branch Offices at regular
nNce "a ties untn O'clock M VIZ 2oa stu e.
- 1872 6tn-aVe. l2th-st.; Mays. Wh-ave:
and fms II2 Columbus-ave near West 86,h.st LOG
Wss I2d-st, Gh-aye.; ~ East ltth-st :o' West
between I'm and sh ayes $50 Fart 4ith-st iss
ve hstwsen 10th ITtn O30 3d-ave near cst-
Ids ist-ave seth s54 81 ave near tis, 81;
si 81 ave- 2o BeeeSer;ss, sSa Beeesss Az 2ys S o.
ave- a. 1--we ice West ci-st i+s East e,h-s, aoj
nn. ST 2O4 Fast sGth-st i,62o Broadway ibh3 %
.sa 700 shave Isis 2d-ave I53 6th-ave. At the
aye Il? osr.es os 3d-ave near iIsths,: i56 East
ns.e na,r IA ave 2i3 West I25hst between 7h and
sh avss snn f45th-s Al the brooklyn Omces' Ss
Fulton St; 100 Futon ~
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The following shows the relation between the
total reserves and the total oepos''S ol '"e 'e
snActiVe dates: