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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
INSPECTING SHIPS.
The work of the Naval Bo"rd-ihe
The Proper Appraisement.

NORFOLK. VA, July H.-(Speclai')-
Captain Robley y. Evans. member OF
the Board of Naval Inspection, is at Old
Point for a weeks rest. The BOARD OF
which Rear-Admiral Rogers is chairman
has inspected and reported upon the con
diton of many ships, but Captain Evans
saws its work is just begun. list VI
over 800 vessels is now in its HANDS inc
department requires that these ships DC
inspected as early as possible me re-
port Of the board Is being USED as q
has,s for the decisions OF the prize court
I'm many pending claims.
Another important matter for its con-
sidcration. captain Evans says, Is the
proper appraisement of the ships of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
MARRIAGES.

HOLT-FLOYD.- Married, IN Washing
ton. ID. C., july Nth. by the Rev. |. 5.
Muir. Miss IVOR MAY FLOYD, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II. Floyd. OF Rich
mond. Va, formerly OF Lynchburg. Va.
TO Mr.. +. NELSON HOLT. the son OF
Mr.. B. n. Holt, OK Richmond. Va, for
merly of Iynchburg. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. on their return from
Washington, will be al home 20 their
friends at No. 4l3 north Ninth street,
where they will reside with his parents.
Lynchburg papers copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
dNA. .x,., ,erc
TIrcir Annual Meeting Commences
To-MorrOw.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, July IL
Special 1.-THE annual meeting OF the
virginia Pharmaceutical Association
which begins here tomorrow morning.
has drawn quite a number OF visitors 70
mis- place to-day. About thirty or tor'y
pharmacists are already in attendance,
and are representative of all parts OF
~ state The informal opening exer-
c,ses were held tonight. The regular
h,,siness session begins Tuesday morning.
yben many more members are eNpe0'e''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18

and women sometimes
withstand great physi-
cal violence, but sue
cumb TO the invisible
germs of consumption
so small that they
can be seen only under
a powerful microscope.
The starting point OF
consumption is in the
stomach, which, when
deranged, makes bad
blood because diges-
ton is not perfect, and
in bad blood the mi
crobes multiply and
flourish. Sooner or
later the lungs are at
tackled, and in the weak
spots the germs begin
their deadly work of
tearing down the It's
sues. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
To moxa 10 Lxuchhurg.

LYNCHBURG. VA, July n.-tSpecial)--
buildings are now being let 10 contract
for the use OF the Virginia Textile Com,
pany, a New York concern. which VIII
move it's plant 20 Lyuchburg In the near
future. When the plant Is In full ope-
ration IL will give employment 10 100
hands. mostly women aud girls. ---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
HANOVER.
Church Damaged by LightninS-Dr'
browns Condition.

ashland. VA, July 17.-CSpecial)-
la,s very heavy electrical storm Sat
l- night the Gwathmey Baptist
WAS badly shattered by lightning.
zee will amount TO considerable.
Es. Yr a. q. Brown has improved in
o.. 0w days He is resting more
comfortably and his condition is much
.r t..a for two weeks.
Nr ST. o. NTH IS quite sd with bilious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
A cHARHED LEE.

In railroad accident the other day a
man sustained ten complete fractures Of
the bones of the limbs three fractures OF
the pelvis, and score of bruises, gashes
and sprains, and vet ne is recovering. Men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
SEVERE STORM.
Many shade Trees Damaged in
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 17.-(Special)
T.r about half an hour this afternoon d
t9rm Of great severity ragged over this
city, The rainfall was very heavy. and
.le wind did great damage 10 shade-trees.
The streets everywhere were strewn with
limbs torn from trees. and in many in
.uccs blocked by the overthrowing of
rro trees
Iae storm IS said 10 have been more
t.,ere ia Prince George.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
TOO LATE zen cLassIrAcArIox

THE OFFICERS OF VIRGINIA con-
CI.AVE No. 1913, I. O. u, are requested
60 meet az Wilkinson's Hall. north Ninth
street. at a. III. TUESDAY. the 18th,
20 attend the funeral Of our late brother.
-. Smith BEDFORD.
BY order II. r. Smith. Archon.
GEORGE W. HUNTER.
" IA Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
ReOrgunized.

NORFOLK, VA. July l7:-(special)-.
The Norfolk lodge of-lhe international
Association Of MachinisS was reorgan-
lied here tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLLEGE.

THE l2tTH SESSION WILL OPEN
WEDNESDAY, September 18th. For cat
alogues apply 20
RIcHARD MII.wAINE. President
HamDden-Sdney. Va.
~ fs-Tu, Th&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18

Old papers for sale at i5c. per hundred
at tho Dispatch oihcea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-22

i6l 10 1877 Monroe-st. 94x1Oo with three-story
buildings. also from Charles August Buerman Nos.
~, ~ and ~ Columba-s IIx100. with old bulld,
,ngs The same firm has sold Nos. 20 ana -;
East Fpurth-st.. 50x96 TO John Kafka: Nos. 30 and
o2 Avenue b. the southwest corner OF Avenue y
and Sixth-st. TO Isaac Y. Horwitz. also NOS IL
ard ~ West Seventeenth-st, 5ix32 three-story
Dulldlngs. 20 mary {. Boyce.
Slawson Hobbs have sold for Henry Open
heimer 10 A. Il. Right the five lots situated az tne
southwest corner Of Central Park West and Sey.
Will erect n high-class freproof aparment-house on
the site
Mandebaum & Levine have purchased from the
Rhinelander estate the four vacant lots. l0Oxyi,
of Ninety-nrst-st. and have also purchased OF a
Mr. Kahn the three-story and basement dwelling
house 20x5Ox96. No. 81 East Tenth-st.
Joseph Lyman has purchased from Jackson q
Stern the plot. 50x60 Nos. O. and 81 Markets. on
which VII be erected siX-story building 80.
The Rev. Mr. Rutherford. nov connected win
the Church Of 81. Edward the Martyr mas pur-
chased No II East Seventy-fourth-st.. four-story
$jOO00 -.
Letner & Marks have sold for N. L. & c. Ernst
T.. Feldman the plot. 5oX.1. on the west slhe OF
Third-avo 100 feet south Of One-hundred and sew
entv-th.rd-st. on which the BUYERS viii erect tNo
hve-stOry fathouses and stores at once 49,,
Plans have beer fled FOR the rebuilding OF lbs %
portions OF 81 Agncs's Church, in Forty-tnlru,
near Third ave which were destroyed oy hre East
Christmas Eve The improvements will cost ABOUT
10000. The plans have been drawn ~ an,
O'Rourke and Thomas J. Reilly viii execute mem.
Lawrence DelTour. for many years le"Gs; -. "a
Tammanv Hall. has acquired fite 20 me lttyy',SI
40 Si3 East Fifty-fourth-st. from Sender fe''-
mark, for s3l 900 ,..o -, ,ns
Hotol Arverne, Ions Beach. ana DINER notes IN
recently manager If the Hotel Majestic. TINS CITY
has leased the Hotel Gladstone Management fIeI
p / for n term Of years. Tho transfer was "ia"'
through Matt ! ward hotel broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dicke. Sarah. and Simeon Hammond to Mary
severlch. as general guardian. ONn'on-s''
~ II n u RiYingtOn-st 3 years ....'.'.' -
Nener George TO the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany Of York 94th-st. s. BAT II OF
pstti, Ia Grand K to Erasmus D Garnssy
Boulevard, " :. 2G.l0 II OF lOJth-st. secures
d.@"I nsrs ana Jacob 20 the Greenwood Gene
terry. No - Scammel-st and NO 5-s MadlsOH-s''
Bartscherer Jacob. to United states Savings
Rank Washlngton-ave corner FletcheT-st
and i've adjoining plots. years months. -;
Fantel Samuel ard Anna. TO the Ensrdh' III
dustr,aI Savings Bank. 7Ith-st. corner Ave
Tischel Harry to Henry Karstens Riyirgton-st
corner Cin,on-st year: ,,,.r;,c
PETER Henry. TO josephine f Carpenter. Morning
SIDE ave East, :. 547 II 4 OF llIth-st. 8 years
Bernays. ANN 20 me 6uai.i',e a,.1 ''D''
Conn, Abraham. To Charles Griffin et al trustees
etc No Cs Goercs-st. wears .....- =. -.'.'.
Gusanf. Elias and another 70 Ilue "uaIaI,.s'
Bohlnann Herman J. - Title Guarantee ana
Weintrauh Fischel. % James Suydam. No lsS
Rlvlrg st. ) vears.
Ems Marx-Nathan Company 70 Title Guarantee
and lust Company. iS'd-st 5. 20 It OF
steiner carrie. TO Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. NJ 10 West l2oth.s years - co.. -,
Rudolph. Henry, 10 Womsn's Hospital IN state OF
Nsw-York. il9th-st T. :. l7S II " Of Manhat-
po,,,, f@ Gr5nd K to samuel Mcmillan. Bovls-
ward Q corner l)Ith-st. | year. ...-..' 49,.
N,lre- Aurora. e. Pierre Mali and another.
tr,ia,ees. otr. No IT'S Chrystie-st. years
Tn, New York Gas and Electric Light. Feat and
t-istea oro ist-a1e East River. 96th and eith
sts ne b,ocl. and an rights. privileges and
franchises ETC. 30 years. gold -. II
Rcuss-. charles. 20 George hhfet. No Los "a
ave .mand .....-..-..... =. -.
Banhahn Heinrich y \. TO GeorEe F Charnberlin.
Park-ave. s. - 4 Y OF HbtA -st year -.
Koch FRANK 10 the Mutual LIE Insurance Com
many i47th 81 T. $50 II W ~ AmsterdaH'-ave.
Nl.hk!nd TsGor, 70 Bertha Alsberg AMI another.
sy-cut0rs &c No l25 Pitt-st : years.........
The Turn Vere.n IN CITY o. Ne"-lork 70 George
r.iref S5th- ~ 9 o corner lexington ] year
ecrNe Henry +. 10 W Emien Roosevelt and an.
other trustees etr. 1924 A.. 5. lI5 II OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-22
NEW BUILDINGS.

Avenue D W -. for siX-storv brick hathouse.
with sores. Gordon Levy 4 90. 80 l1s canal
- owner: G Meyers. architect ......... -.
f0Sth--t n g. 100 n 2 ~ Riverside Drive Tor
seven Ave story brick dwelling houses various
dimensions: william Van W Graham, No l. 25s
Madlson-ave. owner; Thomas Graham archi-
io0th 81 n corner Park-ave. COR thirteen i've.
story brick fathouses. with stores 10 q .5Noo
10 SIS. Norris Nandrlstsin. 40 1o Pleasant
ave owner. Thomas Graham. arcnlteet ..-. ....
l1sth-s' = no Il ~ Ith-afe. flr q sN-s'oiy
brick nathouso J0xaO George T ArncuN No
Il Cortlandt- 50. owner. Sielnmeiz No "
Liberfy-st. ..rchltect ...t.... -. 80
tt9fb = n 8 300 r. n Sth-ave. for two i've
story brick hathouses. b Gxs24. Caueoelle u
Tanchautin owner; T. + Weber H. architect
Hampdon- a. n ? corner AQueduct ave for a two
and one half-storv frame dwelling house FOX
20 4. Robert & Wood. owner, charles clark
10 no East iT7th-st. architect ............. 80.
TTonnJer. - u $, - = o ~ Aduefucf-ave. for
fve Two story frame dwelling houses. 11X4G:
Robert g WOOD. owner. Charles Clark archi-
tecf ....--...-..-- -. ~. 80
ysientine-ave " = - q ~ iSoth-st. 'or two
story frame dwelling house. 2i6x53.6. William
bergen 80 9iS Bathgate- ave. owner; 9 =
Clark architect ..+....t..'... '-''''''' .''''''
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Crfilon Galco- financial.
~~--~~~->7>
'o.;, uESIER, Auctionecr.
r.g.GJLtN AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & son,
THURSDAY. FES'Y Esd,

p. 70, cci,,z q, Tho y s. R'a' .'ate se'esroom NO
~ Broad"
,r, cr.l.. Il I.-,dtrrs.J
ia -hs. Cas- Engine Power Co., a"t ''es L. S'''N'' "
$40 s,s Noun Hcpe Cemetery Association.
10 shs "Opens Sr..th q M!cnann. -.
sh Blooming Gio,e Park ASsotial-on
! chs v Y Natl Building and Loan Assn
100 chs. 1ui,rsilvor Mining Co.
~ account OF 4hom 4 may concern)
Isa sns. Uo.uth. south snore and ~ ~ ~. tn
II 49,. sundry creek Coal O. preff
- shs. Sundry CreeN coal CO. comnt.A' -,
u chs. Flint and Iege Marquette X X ife'o'
* shs. Importe1s' and Traders Nau Bank.
iUi shs. Mechanics National tank
rs. National broadway Bank
IS Ooo ST. Paul Gas Light Gen Mtso r e. hd' l'ii.
5000 Detroit City Gas CO. Prior Lien MiSe p e.
40 shs Cinr hamilton and Dayton r. r. Elevator CO.
@ shs. SpraG.e Electric CO., prefd
~ shs. Manhattan Fire Insurance CO.
M, shs ti,izeIs Insurance Co.
100 shs Phen.N Insurance CO.. Brooklyn
y shs. PENNSYLVANIA coal Go.
=, .bs BROOKLYN Trust 60.
"a shs 1Oth and a2a street Ferry Co.
~ shs. Brooklyn Warehouse and Storas' .
u shs. ard Macknac Iy. GU Zen I'M j., $40,
$4,000 chic and Northwestern Ry. Cen ConsL : p c.
Reg Bds, 1907
- chs. Bank Of <ew York. n T. n
3 shs. National Park Bank
90 sis. Colonial Irust Go.
q shs Produce Exchange Trust CO.
"a shs. Colonial Trust Co
100 shs sieei-Tired whesl Co. common H.1i9 o..
30 shs Bank OF Manhattan Co.
e5 shs. Title Guaranty and Trust Co - 80 @.
BElyn Wharf and W1r Ste Go PREF
''''''' 1900 1926 reby. 1893, Coup. .hypd);
$1,000 Bridgeport Utilization Co lst y. BIDS.
$4,000 Atlantic Coast X. r. Go. ?. c. GenL Mtse
200 shs Nicaragua Co
SIS COO 200 M hiaaS Water Co. Mtg Cold
BIDS, 1888.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

2o, ;e7 {, w, IF G5hI'Y 6,5 rs ''ANo' 81
2ois p pm 9''3 ss7 :, 81 s,b-aye l7z5osx5S
sophia Bronner to William Dixon. ~
'1 hSfard s5oos| x J,noa-aye io2 r.
of Arthur ~ runs e 5Oep , ~ =, a. t0o n 10
Arthur-s z355xlo2 20 esgnnng: Lorll s ~,
5oz97As5 Percy E clarke katherine VIII e,
,gr aTns. Fu' s37s It OF wiils-ave lS.9xloo:
Edward f Mccall referee. to Adelaide l. ""'- 800
clintSn-.t. . T. 81 It OF Ryington-st 81 l oxI5;
George Hammond and another 10 Sarah D''Ne ssoo
I ana ises No * ocrner i9n-st 27So6s: ooo
PHI No 10 F. 2eSi'o Jacob N'"sens's." 1900
pa Harris sur corner io7h st. 81 2xlos$x irregu
lar. samuel Mcmillan to L. Grana Is P1 Wi',iam
isi,s is1o1 +, T;-r sts I'll AMI another 900
45th-st 40 IA West $ l6'sNiVof' "o''0"' 10000
west tS'f EoG-a 40 ''s iorasr 2ssaos II 1000
relu4r: william Weiterer 20 william Donesan WV"
uth-st 80 Sls west 2osx4l.lx irregular AdNe 800
Rudolphy 81 al u jeremiah Pango9raa. 10 ~
DrUa 9 10. 'rbomas Hornsey to r N Jeneks.;.
2oth st No 252 West, 25N sex2S i%s' catherine - $50
s7b rsw'r 80 500 It Of Ienox-ave, 7'Hoe' zoo
u98s5n-s s 10 e2s 1913 llxi7A55e; Addie 40
- na9PSy Ct corner al 70 MsfaS 25xio2 william
Turner to Lucia S2s coe'n 'cs;b:, run.
Brook-ave ~ go ~ II OK IoS'a i5ix i5ii
Broo2ye az Iy, WilIa Rea Msn1 com
Brook ave = at centre hil Brook runs iosx 200
" 35x = To- If: same 20 Augustus Motifs wv
I'D. Nos PA and 20 VEL sIs I IioS 1000
l4Gth-st n ; 30 II % Amsterdam, ave- ON
100 20 10 147th-st: Sheridan Shook ana "ls "a M
9th st. 40 10 West lGxl00ll Peter u o"eS' 200
referee o Emil 81 och ........''.' -. o,
pl.. 100 n Of Webster-ave and ISL II or
ib>th-st runs : 79.2X 792x 1915 20 centre
Mn Brook n sf3X W as augustus y
Morris and wife 10 Petty SouiaFa van 400
4aye 56 (, OF Sots o. TO- LOU. Lese 900
Parkaye 1SS 5. r. re,5 IN cS' BoubaSn 1900
54h st. No Si$ East, 25o S sn5 pnohe $1,000
4,A ST. - s. East %'o~'@Z' Margaret n'.o 10 100
ID Albert klauber
1r9h-st n $ 100 Il Of Manhattan-aVe -oS
loc1l; Clarence Lent and "''e " Ni.e 10000
Sc 800 '''''
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d. ". McwlLIIAMs.
financial,

SrO THE HOLDERS OF - -.
'- THE CEDAR HAPlDSt ,.,
IOWA FALLS AND NOHIHMEsIEHN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
~-oTIcE ~ HEREBY CIV In that the Bur
~ ,rg,on Cedar Rapids Northern Railway COMPANY
in "a nspscy OF guaranior Of the interest upon tne rs
10 l.s 80 PEI mi Gold Bonds OF CEDAR Rapids, iowa
I'D N0rthwe-c Railway company secuieu pS .e
raI. xr,gegs of SAID last named company da''d Juhs
Fits' 10 the Central Trust Company 81 Ne"
w as trustee. intends 10 redeem sla Dya's ana Zen
Of taem ~ e accrued iN TIE FIRST dSI) DAY or
70 aiy ~ isgy by paying therefor on Hald cate par
APRIL 4 I'm =, ,tnm n addition 10 any Interest
ana Nv ecyw.a tie agercy OK The CedaI hsp'es ' G
then aeeurS bv,eern Hallway Company IN me Sit!
s' ss.s Work 20 he 9rice o. ne DenoS I
~ New 10 S..u YORK 40 Wall St, New ! ofk n .
COMPANY " ts FfRTHER GIVEN that on ana aiter sS,a
~ M day ~ April \. D. ls9 interest," VIII ee"'S "
accrue OF said yoncs.-,.n ID aims NORTHERN
ptiRiINGTON. CEDAR haN,,,n..,y
hA'|"N' BY G. j IVES. President
g poRWAVT Secretary.
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financial Aleeilnos.
0~0ONN~<<~~(||N/||||V7lIN
NOTICE OF MEETING TO INCREASE CAPI-
STOCK.

TAL SIUt
once Of the Manhattan Railway Company,
No 1913 Broadway Borough q Manhattan
City of New York
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 law
~ and to the bylaws OF the Manhattan Railway
Connanv that a special meeting Of the stockholders
Of he Company been duly called aad appointed by ts
Hoard ~ Directors and will be held az the Office u the
t'ompany Room 90 40. 1875 Broad~ay Borough q Man.
lstfsn Of York. iucsday, tae 18th day u
ebrIsrv 1889 at O'Clock The object business
Of sld special meeting IL 10 submit 10 the stockholders
he Conn,ny for sanction and approval
s;on 20 increase capital stock o. the Company from
Of 5000 shares Of the value
~ 500 each to CO., 70 consist OF 4sopD shares
Of the par value OF 500 each The purpose u so nceas
IN 6a canfal stock Company Is 10 provide funds
Tor tbe substitution Of electricity other motive power
g., ~ nlsce ~ stem the motive power the rail
vas OF the Company. and for the cost Of new plant
aonuen and other necessary requirements FOR the
and operation ~ the railways Of
he Company The transfer books o the Company will he
ee.ed on Monday the day Of February, 1893, at
clock p ri and viii BE- re-0pened on Wednesday the
lst dsy of March. 1899 at 10 o'clock A NJ
" dated New York. FEBRUARY Ord 1893.
~ 0''e' - NV GEORGE :. GOULD.
Mani
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REDEMPTION or nohDs:

NrOTICE is hereby given. rHd0 III dVVO'u"HVe
N ,, m. conditions certain decd ei IIns aA y,
,r, III 1853 and nled for record W Words on The
i,.srt Electric Light Power c"mpsny 81 March
N 's LOO ,op.,her with accrued interest," on pI ~
~ sa,d Bonds and attached coupons 10 ~ aid securities
-, Commerce In s.. Louis lh'e''H' VI ~
"a, csa"e on the date last nc Hen . p..,-r en-
The Missouri Electric S'~"
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financial.
''0>o~~>~~oo~~-~~oo>~rrO>~
CHICAGO. January 81, 1900
To the Stockholders Of the
Chicago & Alton R. R. Co.,:
flnanr,al.

Referring TO circular Of this date by Mr. John J.
Mitchell of Chicago. We beg leave to say:
We believe Notwithstanding the general advance In
value OF railway shares that the price offered namely.
5000 per share for each share preferred and s75
share for each Of the is fair price for
the stock and that is for the interest Of the stockholm
ers Of the Chicago Alton Railroad Company
10 deposit their stock under the agreement referred TO-
We therefore recommend acceptance by stockholders
OF the proposition made therein.
We have had under consideration for two months
the question OF purchase 81 the -ock ~ the Chicago
q Alton Railroad Company.
Upon the request OF the President the Executive Com
took up the pending negotiations and the agree
submitted 70 you approved by them
The Chicago & Alton Railroad Is without con
necons ether West subordinate to ITS own cor
porste control At important points Increasing conpet-
on already existing and threatened. with the general
tendency decreased raec OF transportation and to IN
creased Of make 1t and more difficult
road continue the earnings 81 the past THESE
facts in opinion. constitute conditions affecting the
future Of the property which will exst and be felt not
wihstandng the bonded Indebtedness q the company
shall be refunded In addition the company WILL In our
opinion be obliged 10 expend large sum for track ee-
walton in Chicago. and for the purpose NJ putting the
road appurtenances in condition. in competition
with other lines to economically do the business which
shall be offered 10 II.
FOR THESE AND OTHER REASONS WE
WILL FOR OURSELVES ACCEPT THE SAID
PROPOSITION AND FORTHWITH DEPOSIT
OUR OWN STOCK WITH THE UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
UNDER THE AGREEMENT
The purchasers Of the stock % the Company gen
tiemen connected with important railway interests This
fact will enable them tho railway OF the Chc"so
and Alton Railroad Company, acquired by
them az virtual OF their own systems. ana
will furnish It with large amount OF through ua'e'
otherwise It might not obtain This furnishes eS-
PLANTATION Of the gentlemen named 70 acquire
II possible. III. stock OF the Alton Company Vey re-
spsctfuy.
MORRIS X. JESUP,
JOHN A STEWART.
JOHN J. MITCHELL. St Louis.
MARSHALL. FIELD.
ALBERT A. SPRAGUE.
A. c. BARTLETT.
cHAs II. CHAPPEL1.
Directors.
Referring to the above and TO the offer
made TO purchase ut
5000 EACH SHARE OF THE PREFERRED
STOCK, and ut -
SIZE EACH SHARE OF THE COMMON
STOCK,
OF the Chicago and Alton Hairoaa' wh'cn
offer. by the unanimous order OF the bohrd
-, nirector, WINS communicated TO the
Stockholders, attention is called to the fact
that
THE TIME FOR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS
OFFERED WILL EXPIRE ON MARCH ISr.
.sxentinu shareholders should. therefore,
nromptIv deposit their stock with the United
states Trust Company OF New YORK, 'r"'"
which circulars setting forth the condiuons
of the offer In detail may he obtained upon
application. -
n.
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Countrp Real GsIate tor Sale.

pERNARDsvIIIE, n l.-For SAT. an eld place
ID made new. IA fine. old orchard, mouse hss
rim. rooms with all conyenences large nre places
lrtesan we'll large stable luhe from station friee
5000 J.. IL >'h~ti' ~" ~,
r>0Rry MINUTES TO CITY HAlIA-New i@-room
L pansa vim ali improvements electricity, water
sever. i've minutes b, Tag walk 10 6feenweod lSss
psu,ysv stsfon ten minutes Delaware a Laeka"anns
s,ston best neghborhoot in town. i,cs xsI l,,r
good views OF surfoundi.s s'v"'F' ' -
Releylle- ave bloomfield. y
ION ,,TTrE AND SHEEP RANCHES throughout
L Western Colorado ami New MsAeo' "'"' ~ -
GROVES Hooper. Colo
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.o,. A., Power. soae4: Pressed

-. ,-.,erred. 7sxaso: Air Power eoao'' PRESSED
~, Car e7ae7,s: preferred. ssNass%, sav
s' SILVER EXPORTS. Exports OF silver To-Day
10000 ounces. Commission. house
CftAN.a hnavv at the opening keene ana
BUYING ,rossrs were buyers, and traders were gen
Flower ~, eide Washington and Chicago
eraIy o1 .r. moderate buyers. On the advance
nO nous traders took profits The shorts Were
squeezed in Sugar and Tobacco Le"'neI nre
""' n.nov,vr Rapid Transit advanced on scat
ferre' ,.,nS puying OF the coalers was good'
'e',c ,-sSers took all OF the coal stocks on reports
ano -, daal had been fixed. Mr.. Keene was
wa s 80 he heavy buyer Of Ontario and western.
london bought the Union Pacific, on, w 0,"es
|y.,.s u,as a seller on balance Pacific Mail was
s'0'" ranorts from Washington indicating favor
W Wy. n,o.nects for the passage Of the Mail SUBSIDY
~, s. Paul and Burlington were well taken l"
U" ,aoct,on traders were the chief sellers
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rypOBTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Port O. Xcw-T STk- s. oao 80. sss44iso Nos2o IFS
NseS Tsrusrt II. 81 esq 1855 62l7s7S HSio'V'
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0onnirn propsrln 90 fst.


SUMMIT. y J.-Furnishei and unfuTnshei houses for
- rem, season or year large and small, all improve
ments: once open washlngtons Birthday. r. q POr-
TER. opposite station.
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Outside SECURITY MARKETS.

NEw.YORK STREET RAILROADS.
c,,,5,ei by C. / Hudson & Co. Nos "a 4 80 Wah-'''
BONDS.
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Gnhnrban Rea Gstnte.

Suburban Reil estate.
A CENcY --Moutealr real estate all kinds. sale ana
n rent CLARENCE Il. TuBBs BseAnan-st. N. Z.
pVERTiSFNFNTS ard suiscripilens Tor The Tftbuns
"A reeels 81 tteir Uptown One No l2t2 Broadway.
n door north ol 3lst until ocloNk p. advertise
ments received the following branch orees al regular
ofHce rates until oclo,k D. via 23t shave, e.
cor 23e-s,. h2 6ih-aye cor. l2th-s Macys, S,h-ave
and litn-s ll2 Columbus ave. near West 0dhst; 100
West i2d-st. near 6th-ave 02 East iNh-nL
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MORRIS X. JESUP,
JOHN A. STEWART.
JOHN J. MITCHELL. St Louis.
MARSHALL FIELD.
ALBERT A. SPRAGUE.
A. C. BARTLETT.
CHAS. II. CHAPPELL.
Directors.
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A majority
the
Direc4cr<
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GAS SECURITIES.
,sep,,sa BY c Hudson & Co.. Nos. - ss Vail-sD
PONDS.