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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-10

The expenditure Of money in the lay
ing and manufacture Of these submarine
lines has been roughly estimated at
5000, 900, 900. These are big figures, but
they will be larger as the network of
wire spreads on ocean bottoms Age Of
Gfaal
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-10
Doctors Can't
Cure It!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose a patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
will never be rid of the disease; on the
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. S. S. S. is the only cure
for this terrible affliction, because it is
the only remedy which goes direct to
the cause of the disease and forces it
from the system.
was afflicted with Blood Poison. and the
best doctors did me no good. though | took
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-10
Happiness For the Soul.

happiness II or the SOUL
The souls happiness is too large a
craft to sail up the stream Of worldly
pleasure. AS ship carpenters say, it
draws too much water This earth is
bubble, and it will burst. This life is a
vision, and it will soon pass away.
Timel 1t is only ripple and it break
eth against the throne of judgment.
Our daysl They fly swifter than shut
tie, weaving for US a robe of triumph or
a garment of shame. Begin your life
with religion and for its greatest trial
you will be ready. Every day will be a
triumph. and death will be only kings
servant calling you TO royal banquet
In olden time the man who was TO re-
ceive the honors of knighthood was re-
auired to spend the previous night fully
armed and with shield and lance TO
walk up and down among the tombs of
the dead. Through all the hours Of that
night his steady step was heard, and
when morning dawned, amid grand pa
rade and the sound of comets the honors
of lnighthood were bestowed. Thus II
shall be with the good mans soul in
the night before heaven. Fully armed
with shield and sword and helmet, he
shall watch and wait until the darkness
fly and the morning break. and amid
the sound Of celestial harpings the soul
shall take tho hnnors of heaven amid
the innumerable throng with robes
snowy white streaming over seas of sap
phire.
Mordecai will only have to wait for
his day of triumph. 1t took all the pre-
ceding trials 10 make a proper back
ground for his after successes. The scat
fold built for him makes all the more
imposing and picturesque the horse into
whose long white name he twisted his
fingers at the mounting. You want at
least two misfortunes, hard as flint to
strike fire. Heavy and long continued
SHOWS in the winter are signs of good
crops next summer. So, many have
Welded wonderful harvests of benevo- |
lence and energy because they were for
q long while showed under. We must
have a good many hard falls before we
learn to walk straight II is on the black
anvil Of trouble that men hammer out
their fortunes Sorrows take up men on
their shoulders and enthrone them. Ton
les are nearly always bitter. Men, like
fruit trees, are barren unless trimmed
with sharp knives. They are like wheat
all the better for the failing. 1t re-
ouired the prison darkness and chill to
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A Perfect Newspaper.

To publish ALL THE NEWS promptly and
end succinctly and in the most readable
form. without elisiOn or partisl q bias; 70
discuss its significance with frankness. %
keen AN OPEN EYE FOR UBLlC
ABUSES. 10 give besides complete record
of current thought, fancies and discoveries
in ENTERTAINMENTS of human activity in its
DAILY EDITIONS Of from 10 to IA PAGE
and TO provide the whole for its patrons at
at the nominal price of ONE CENT-that
was from the outset. and will continue 20 be
the aim of THE RECORD"
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A SINGLE STANDARD

only Is possible. whether as test of excel
ence I'm journalism. or for the measurement
of quantities, time or values; and
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:
their treatment faith
fully. In fact, | seemed
to get worse all tn Q
while. | took lin ost
every so-called blood
remedy, but they didnot
seem TO reach the dis.
ease. and had no effect
whatever. / was dis
heartened. for IL seemed
that | would never be
cured. At the advice of
a friend ! then took
S. S. S.. and began toim.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-10

Trains 10, IA, 8 and 80 daily except
Sunday.
For rates, tck,ts and baggage cheeks
apply 10 aIy Office Of the Southera
Railway, or 10 l.. s. Brown, Gen. Agt.
1900 Fenna. Ave Washington ID. G
W. II. GREEN. IN. CULP, w.A.TURK
Gen. Supt. Traffic Man. q, Z, A
MashlnKtOn. ID. q.
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The
Philadelphia
Record

after career Of nearly twenty years Of I'M
interrupted growth is justified in claiming
that the standard first established by It's
founders is the one true test of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-10

medicine. and It cured me completely. build.
ing up my health and increasing my appetite
Although this was ten years ago have never
yet had a sign OF the disease to return.
W. X. NEWMAN,
Staunton, Va.
It is like self-destruction to continue
to take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow in the bones, pro-
ducing stiffness and swelling Of the
Joints. causing the hair to fall out, and
COMPLETELY Wrecking the system.
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STORE ROOM
AND
DWELLING FOR SALE.

A splendid piece Of property at St.
Luke, consisting of Store Room -
feet. one of the best stands in the colE :,
dwelling house with ten rooms, baseh, edt
and cellar, and all necessary out build
ings. good garden, fine water, with two
acres of land. Churches and school
house within few yards of dwelling.
The store-room Is about As yards from
the dwelling. This is a chance Of life
time. For particulars call on or address
HERALD office, Woodstock, Va.
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but 1 am immortal. One wave OF eter-
nifty shall drown time in its depths, but
l am immortal. The earth shall have a
shroud of fame and the heavens flee at
the glance of the Lord, but 1 am i'm
mortal. From all the heights and depths
of my nature rings down and rings up
and rings out the word immortal ."
A good conscience and assurance of life
eternal through the Lord Jesus Christ
are the only securities.
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witness its unrivaled average daily circuil-
ton exceeding 10000 copies and an aver re
exceeding I'D go copies for its Sunday
editions while limitations Of its plan of
publication in every important city of the
of the country testify TO the truth OF the
assertion that in the quantity and quality
OF its contents. and in the price at which IL
is sold THE Record" has established the
standard by which excellence in journalism
muef be measured
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editions together. which will give its read
ers the best and freshest information OF all
that ia going on in the world every day in
the year including holidays. will be sent for
500 year or 80 cents per month
Address
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. HERS FOLLOW.
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The Daily Edition
The Daily and Sunday

Of 1.-THE Reoordr will be sent by mail to any
address for $500 per year or 25 cents per
The sun., 1898-03-04

Ninetsth street. goo feet east Of Amsterdam avenue.
20 private buyer for investment sii
William H. Faiconer has sold an apartment house
the north aide OF 106th street. between Columbus
and Amsterdam avenues. 99xl0O. TO client for In
Veatment; also has sold plot of four lots on the
south side OF 10th street. between Mornngsds Park
and Amsterdam avenue.
Lebewohl Lexington have sold TO Gordon, Levy
4 Gruenstein the three nve-story tenement houses
with stores on plot 7bx68 at the northeast corner OF
Broome ana Chrystie streets.
whitehouse Porter have sold 20 client Cen.
Horace Porters country coat comprising four acres,
on Ocean avenue, Elberon, N. j. Terms private.
Terence Farley'a Sons have sold to Thomas Shanley
the fourstory brick and brown stone twenty foot
dwelling No. 9AA West Eighty.seventh street for
about 100000.
etb First avenue, northeast corner Of Twentieth
street, has been sold TO a Mr. Mink for el6.460.
Potter Brother have purchased from the estate
OF Henry p De 9raaf sixteen lots 124th and 1Rbth
streets, goo feet east OF Amsterdam avenue; also
from the estate OF James Constable sixteen lots,
eight on 19ath street and eight 12oth street,
tending to within 17b feet OF the Boulevard; also
eight lots 194th and 190th streets, 20 feet west
OF Madison avenue through Mordecai Hubbard,
from the Porter estate and the block front of apart
ment houses the west side OF 9Th avenue between
1B8th and 187th streets.
Georre A. Fisher has sold the Ave. STORY American
basement dwelling No. 09s West End avenue to Dr.
q. T. Jackson.
s. d. Goodaie & Son have sold for Miss N. Nelson
Nos leb TO le9 Second street, 70xlo9. with old
buildings Avenue b, for about $4,000. The
purchaser. builder, will improve.
The sun., 1898-03-04
2ailrsnan.
Lehiqh Valley system.

Stations foot Of West sad st. penn r. RI. cor,,r,.
orDeSbrosses st.
time from Cortiandt or Desbrosses st 'no"
sei1o: ESQ A. M daily SUNDAY '0i5, ! A. N,
s1is0, silS A. NJ. daily for W1,KEsBARpp
scRRhANT@oN @ geek days, day ITHACA, GENEVA, Rocfi.
and principal local POINTS, dining chair car "a
spi,so. 1900 noon daily eIcept SUNDAY
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS
Arrives Buffalo e;bo r. NJ. Pullman vestihuIn n.,
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service Neal,
ala carte Connects at Bunalo with through sleepers
.Is,so: TOO ,: " daily for EAsros. MArca
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON Cvcek dawn
PITTSToN, and coal branches. Chair Car to MaIcs
$3.50, 1,lo P; n daily, except Sunday, for
cipal intermediate stations Connects for All p,i,n !.
in coal regions; Pullman BUFFET Parlor car for
.siSo. i,so p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. 70,
MAucH CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair
1850. Sis p. NJ. Sundays only. for MAucH
CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
EAsToN and principal interrnediate stations LUZ
.ai1o. 1000 p. ". daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
6ue train N " to Chicago. sieepers to Buffalo and
Ha .T.aS. a,oo p. NJ daily. except Sunday .,opr,D,
only at SOUTH pLAINFfELD.. EAsToS. Bsf!HiiE
HEM, MAUCH CHUNK, sAYRE. GENEVA, RoCHES.
man sleeper for Buralo None but sleeping car pH,.
'esseTs eaTsss r sasgnSe rage carried ir
ITHACA. GES.vA RocMEsrER. M BuFFhIoA BulFFFNNISSATkE Hik
ARA FALLS. and all points West Pullman sleeper
SOUTH PLAINFfELD. BOUND BROOK ndAi and inteT. ,%r
mediate points, leave as follows 'S:2O, $40 .i026
$3.50. .4:50 $3.50, se.2o. and $3.50 7. n 'S''
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll9. 2el,
E. iabth st.. I27 Bowery. n, Y. 500 Fulton s,
Court st., % Bway, and Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn,
from hotel or residence through to destination
The sun., 1898-03-04

At the broadway salesroom yesterday Bryan l..
Kennedy sold No. ESQ East Twenty ninth street. COX
$50. nveetory brick tenement house, with stores,
and flve-story brick tenement house rear fore.
cosure TO F. II. Allen for Gil. 1905 also No. 292 East
Twenty ninth street. 20xS9.9 fve.story brick tene
ment house, with stores, and nve-story tenement on
rear, foreclosure, to r. II. Allen for Sl1 100.
Peter r. Meyer Co. sold 125th street, 12fth
street. begins 125th street. south SIDE 100 feet east
Of First east along 126th street TO Har.
lem River Harlem River I south, to north side OF
l2tth street. west to point 200 feet east Of Ffret
avenue north 100.11 20 north side of 12tth street.
west 98 north 10C.l1 east Z north 100 ! l
TO beginning land under water, &c, one-
half part several one, two and three story
frame and brick buildings, foreclosure, TO
Russell Bradford, plaintiff for e49s 500; also Central
avenue, west side. LILO feet northeast OF Croton
avenue, bOx1b7.Sx62.sI177.5.T Twenty. fourth ward.
Sherin's sale on execution OF all title of Andrew
Wilkinson Oct. 2l, 1885, since; 2.6xG8p, four
story brick tenement, with stores, to plaintiff for
In Brooklyn Thomas A. Kerrigan sold in foreclos.
uro the brick nat house. with stores on lot
27.6x100. No. 9e2 Jefferson avenue, to II. +. Low
for $1,000 over mortgage interest. and COSTS also
the threestory and basement brick dwelling, ON lot
1880. No. 221 GARFIELD place. to tho plaintiff for
e7s00; also the threestoy frame (brick ned) tene'
ment with stores. lot 20x50. No. Seige street,
TO the plaintiff for 5000 mortgage, interest, and
costs also the fourstory brick tenement with stores
and three-story frame dwelling in rear, on lot 25x
100. No. 159 Ten Eyck street, to the plaintiff for
ol 900 mortgage interest and costs, and in par
ttion. the twostory brick dwelling. on lot s.exl00
No. 104 Monroe street, to N. Byrne for e+,126.
The sun., 1898-03-04
Real Estate Private sales.

Lehman Fret has sold for Max Randi Co. four nys.
story double nat houses, Nos. lB8 1885, 1877 and 80
West ll7th street. to wiilenbrock. taking In eT.
change the nyestory double nat house Nos. l4O and
l42 West l0Ath street.
Henry d. Wnans and May with Douglas Robinson
Co.. have sold for the Morgan estate to Francis j.
Lloyd No. 4 West Ffty.third street, q four-story
brownStone dwelling on lot 2oxlO0 feet.
Henry D Winans aud May have also sold No: East
seventy fourth street. private dwelling, 22X66xI 02
feet tor the Mechanics and Traders Bank.
H. W. Williams. Jr., has sold for Noah Green. at
about 81 10000. to Collins Collins. No. bb7 Fifth
avenue. tour,Story orownstone house. 2ox60xl00.
Gustavus l., Lawrence has sold TO hrs. Elizabeth H.
Stanton. No. 500 West l06th street, q nve.story
double fiat house, S3.4x0OX10O
Solomon Marcus has sold for Marion H. Moore Nos
el and ss MorninEside avenue East, two hye-story
apartment houses, 60HS7Xl00 at 10000; also tw
lots on the south side of l4yth street. between Am
stetdam avenue and the Boulevard: TO builder Mr.
Marcus hhs also sold for the Ernst Marx Company
residence aud eight ots the OF East Lincoln
avenue and White Plains road, Chester Hill. Mount
Vernon. In part payment for which is given No. 81
irregular.
JeIse c. Bennett 4 90. have sold for Jung Mohr
eve nvsStoTy e7feos nAb houses On noTth side eg
The sun., 1898-03-04
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Thursday, March 3.-Reoeipts OF bssves
were rs head. No trading. Feeling generally steady.
Dressed beef steady at 7@Sloc. per n for native
steers at l0@llc. por n, dressed weight. and re-.
frigerator beef at sCsSs4c. per n. EEports to-day,
8l7 beeves. No shipments to morrow.
Receipts OF calves. "a head The market ruled
quiet but steady throughout and the pens were fully
cleared. Veals sold AZ t5@SS 100 City dressed
veals quiet at S9llc. n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs wero 8.024 head 10
cars sale all told. Sheep ruled quiet but steady.
Lambs slow at decline OF lac. and In some NO
About cars carried over. Sheep sold at 09 60
@e6 100 ms, Lambs at eo25@S880. Dressed
mutton. 7@sc. n. Dressed lambs. 7i2995o.
Receipts OF hogs were z, 500 head. About $50 head
on sale. Active and stronger ~ e4.S0@s4ob y 100
The sun., 1898-03-04
court Calendar. rhI, Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court.-Recess. su
preme Court-Aip pellate Term-Adjourned for the
term. Supreme Court-Special Term-Part I-Mo
tion calendar called at 1880 A. NJ Part H.-Court
opens at 1920 A. N. Ex parte matters. Part Ill
Court opens at 1890 A M.-Nod calendar. Part ".
Case unfnishd. Law and fact-Nos 49si b865
b4qP, bs7p. 6s77, $3.50. 58le Be4a 5e4a. b3oi 5420
1es7. 5e77, 5416. 5873 5s49. 5627 1875 bl2B. 46s5
1880. $500, $50. b64O. GOAL b449. 5487 5s8T 5s53
v.-Clear. Cases from Part ". for trial. Part VI
Motions to be sent from Special Term Part /. Par.
vH.-Case unfinished. Elevated railroad cases. Trial
Term-Part r.-Case unfinished. Preferred causes
issss. ltss.. 1880. isSss ssis issss s 1888 1888
1887. sgl4. 1871, 1896, l5a47. l526S. 1886
1870. 1895. lbsl7 1857. 1890; Part IiI..case
4Ts1. s7ss. saeI. s4e7. s4es. 1880 se5s.
trial. Part v-clear. Cases from Part III for trial
Nos. so4I. $3.50. s59a salo $3.50; s7la, s7ss. ele7
l43. 1888 Parts VIII. IX.. and X1I-AdJourned for
the term. Part Mo day calendar. Part XII
Clear. Cases from Part VII for trial.
snrrosate,s court-Chsmbers-Motion calendar
called at 1880 A. II. For probate wills of Kate NJ.
Calligan. Ephraim 2. Hitchcock. Thomas Holihan,
Maria r. Manning. Frederick Bunner Mt 1880 A. n.
Trial Term-Cases on-No. l34S, will OF Henry A.
Hurlbut at II A: M; No. 1850. will of Margaret ].
Smith, at IL A. M
City court-special Term.-court opens At 10 A. M.
Notions at 1880 Am. General Term-AdJourued sine
die. Parts L. H.. III. and Iv.-Ad1ourned sine die.
The sun., 1898-03-04

Cotton prices uctuated within narrow limits to-day.
and at the close they were practically unchanged
from the opening The trading was quiet and in the
main OF local character. but included some Liver
pool orders both sides OF the market Lower Liv-
erpool cables reflected In easier ming here.
The loss recovered on q small local demand.
but the continued support prices receded
showing slight net loss for the day
The receipts the port this week have been about as
expected but the interior movement has been larger
than estimated early in the week. Tho continued
strength and activity OF the spot markets at the
South ever together with the heavy exports this
week, Offset the liberal receipts. Estimates of the
quantity to come into sight this month range from
CoFFEE-Rio the spot was steady; No. z. 64@
6ac. Sales 900 bags Maracaibo at 90 10Ac. and 500
The sun., 1898-03-04

Futures here declined to 10 points. closing quiet
with sales OF o.750 bags. Havre declined If
Hamburg declined 4 pfs Rio was steady .d at at un
change. 2l32d., decline OF l.32d. Santos was
quiet and unchanged; receipts in two days. $4,000;
stock. 100000. European cables today were dis.
appointing but prices here were Sustained by cover
ing OF shorts.
MErALs-Iron was nrmer. Spot. March and April,
oo.s5@S6.9o. Copper was steady. Spot, March and
April. II. sO@l l.9Oc. Lead was frmer. Spot March
ana April 8.s0S3.S72c Tin was quiet Spot March
and April. l4.l5@ l4.25c. Spelter was quiet Spot
and March, 4 l5@425c.
96l2@97l4c.; rosin was steady at 142io@el.45 for
common TO good strained.
PRoyIsloXs- Lard was dull. Prime. e5.52la; city.
stronger Picxled hams, 7a.SSLc.i do. bellies.
6t@8Ssc.; do shoulders. 4'4@47sc. Dressed hogs
5S@6sc Taliow steady and moderately active
la5.oo0 ms. country at sisSSTo Batter-cre9m
cry, Western; extras. 2otc;; nrst', Is5@
STATE nnss ond 6siS i.. 'hFa i'1sS shsSs
to seconds. l5@l7i9o. cheese--state: full cream.
large fancy, si2c.; choice. s@shc.; fair to good
7i2@7'.c, common eiaSIc.; small colored and
60 good. 7@sc. EGgs-Fresh gathered State and
Pennsylv ania fancy. 19c.; Baltimore. Warrington
and Western rsts 1sc: Chicago. March g." Receipts
market strong. with good demand both speculative
and for cash. Continued good cash demand is really
the key to the situation and while II 10 as liberal
now seems probable. there is little likelihood OF any
susAR-Raw was dull but nrm; So test. 8 11-1oc.;
e6' test 8.l6c Refined was quiet and unchanged.
based Wool Exchange oncial oassincations are as
follows: Fine A, 4g962c.; supers, 46@ Asc; Bsupers
4i@4Sc.; supers 32%35c; fine combng. 45@4sc.
combing. <O@4lc; California finest b2@53c.; Cali
ern super, 4l@44c.; Western low. 92G635c.
CHICAGO. March 3.-These were to'day's prices:
The sun., 1898-03-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chambe-n
ST.. as follows, and nve minutes earlier from WesS
29d at:
O.0n A. M.-vestibuled Express daily for Bins.
CsOO hamton, Waverly, Elmira, Bunaio bradford
arrives Buffalo p. NJ. Parlor car to Buffalo
C.l0 r. M.-vestibuled limited-Fast mail daily
A.OO Solid train for Chicago. arrives Cleveland
T:40 A. NJ. Chicago p NJ. Sleepers TO Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1870 dSy arrives Re at BnnS S
Bradford. 7lT A. NJ. jamestown 700 A. NJ. Cleve.
land 1880 p. M (Sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago. and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
o. y. M.-Solid train to Chicago Sleepers to
o.tO Hornellsville. Chicago. and Cincinnati. Din.
ing car
rTTCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS, AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill, ll3, p6l, 4Ol and
yb7 Broadway, 1877 Bowery. 1863 East 125th st and
OIL West l25th ST.. Chambers and West 23d ferries
New York; 839 and 726 Fulton st, lOB broadway
Brooklyn; 200 Hudson st., Hoboken, and Jersey city
Station. Westootts Express calls for and checks bag.
gage from hotels and residences TO destination
The sun., 1898-03-04

Augusta shipped to-day 664 bales. Hemphia 2,8Tt Ht
Louis $3.50 Cincinnati l.esl. and Houston s'S6o 'S6o
bales against %o16 last week. $500 last year. and
e987 in 1898. Now Orleans expects 10. 600 to H.,
600. against 9.b07 last week, b86l last year. and
1851 In 1898. The port receipts were 1928 bales.
against l6aa8 last week. ol6 last year aud l6..
1856 in 1905: thus far this week 125.977 bales.
against 12s.7s thus far last week. The exports
from the ports approximated $4,000 bales. New
to points closing quiet but steady after sales OF
III. 90 bales The future trailing was as follows:
The sun., 1898-03-04
9innnrinI.
La E.ys..s m g. @ cs.aIa.,: -

Vert vgayne paa Coupany,
Ohio ana nndinna Gas Company.
Iognuuport and Wnbash valley Gas Company.
Indiapa, Naturnt. and nlunsinnting Gan Gem
AZ meetings of Directors OF the frat four Compn-
niles above mentioned. held on February 1eth lbsb
the Treasurer authorized purchase In the open
market, for redemption and cancellation $4,000
par value OF the Mortgage Bonds OF the La Fayetts
gage Bonds OF each OF the said other three Compa-
niles, hf the lowest price at which the said Bonds
might be offered for sale oers 20 sell the whole or
any part OF the said Bonds will nccordingiy be re
ceived by the undersgned, At 90 Broadway, New
York City, Room CO. at any time prior TO March sth
1893 In OF several ofers at tho same price the
right TO apportion reject the Same IL reserved.
out of elb0 000 par value OF Bonds OF the Indians
Natural and Illuminating Gas Company, held IN its
been cancelled, by order OF the Board Of Director
NEW YORK. Feb'y 2lst, Isssi
The sun., 1898-03-04

RAuHoAD AND oTHKn saAans
saiss ms. sst. est BtG. IsasA.
s7AdT Ex.lo6 lot loS loe loe
se470 Am msR..lae 1884, 1863 1875 ias
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soAmsH. III ~ ~ ia sL
lsIeo Am TOb eoh eeb OoL elL es
oAmEI..lRoh 1904 le6hl26 les
100 Amcop "a 78 "a 7e 7ak
200 Ateh,T&
$500 Atch.TS
Is. sr:S; ~ :; e. sy> e e. e.. g. ss ss, ss.
TOO Brunsw
sdip. 6h 81 On Oh Ga
500 Bait
swRA Oh o. o. ob g..
5000 $500 Bay Bay SIC a. 81 81 8. ga
sele brk hT 4o% Ala 4oS Alis klS
800 800 oa a'il7 ut ll7 llohll7h
zoo canso.. 4eh oos 4eh Aeb 6ob
lsoo canPao e3% e4A e3% sAS 64@
$500 Ch st" 1oS ilS loh IL llL
90 osn PAs t3S leS l3S leL lah
1870 ohss&o elh 2lS elb 2lh elb
$50 = At.leo l6o 1884, 100 =
$40 coca
stL.. sls slh sls slh se
$40 c4SWl22< l23h 1894 IaaS i2sS
nSaoo' a. sbh eob e6h eba e6s
$3.50 o's&s.r esS %" sah sas %
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