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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29
PARTY LOYALTY.

~. x
What a Shock Is all this disscnsIon in
the ranks OF the party to our sensitive
souls! Nothing but turmoil and strife
and dissatisfaction; and seventy-nine
independent candidates in the field.
IT is absolutely lncomprchensible to
understand or measure such ingrati
tude and lack of party loyalty. Our
expression, and we cannot forbear
Gliding them for their characterization.
For what have they to be dssatls-
fed? Has not the Executive Commit
tees throughout the State. and the En-
ccutive Committee OF the State, done
everything they could? Have they not
selected candidates for you? Have
they not even selected 4 Senatorial can
didate I'm the name OF Mr.. Martin and
saved you that trouble? Have they not
always promptly saved dssension by
promptly deciding NIL disputes in favor
OF MIR. Martin and his friends? In the
name or common sense, and common
Justice. what do you want? And after
all what are you but the people, the
rank and file?
Such presumption! Have not the
Executive Committees held conven-
TONS and early at that, IN order TO
save YOU the expense and trouble of
to vote for you what more do you
want?
We sympathize with you, gentlemen,
who lead the party. We can under
stand how you must feel after all the
trouble you have taken to organize, to
save the people the trouble of voting;
TO select candidates for them, 10
manage" for them and such things,
and now have them refuse to vote for
these good men you have named. 1t
is wrong! Such tcmcrity is astound-
ing, and YOU should punish them Sc
vercly and summarily.
That the people of Old Virginia
should refuse to be bossed by you is
beyond our ken. That they should not
rise up and praise you, and call you
blessed, is more than We can under,
standi
If we were situated like yourselves,
after electing Mr.. Martin (for even the
toolhardincss and insratitude OF the
people should not be allowed to de-
prive the State OF HIND, we would
punish such ingratitudc by resigning.
Blessings brighten as they take their
flight! You have served tho people,
some of you. for years ut small salaries,
some of you drawing not more than
$1,000 to $4,000 year. Iou have even
refused 10 allow the people to think YOU
needed rest. But just to show the
people something. and teach them n
lesson. we would resign or refuse to run
again. We realize the punishment
such an act would be to the people and
the State. for how could either do with
out you? Who would there be to hold
conventions when the people wanted
primaries? Who would there he 10
change tho minds of Legislative candi-
dates in night? Who would there he
to elect Mr.. Martin and defeat men
like Fitz Lee, who are fit for nothing
but catching the votes of the people
Who. indeed?
And then. when the people find how
they have hurt your feelings, how they
have deprived themselves of your mas
terful leadership. they will envy you
in private life; and when they go to
cast their votes in primaries and select
other men, as they pass you. they will
fall upon your necks and weep
Heaven save ,lS fran, sucb nv o,3,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29
A NAMELESS CONT EMPT.

Does the sycophant, fawning at the
feet of his master. ever realize that
that same master despises him for his
humbleness! He uses him, makes him
his tool and then kicks him out. He
makes him betray his people and his
trust, maybe disgrace himself and
bring down upon his head the calumny
and hatred of his ncighbors.
What heartless shame. what pit
iful outrage, and yet the miserable
wretch, without spirit or convictions.
deserved 10 more. The city is better
with him away, and the inhabitants
thereof can size up the man who would
sacrlce humans happiness for his
own personal ends or that of a friend.
The moral status of both Is established
the man who would win the paltry
favor of his lord and the soulless man
who pays such n bride.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29
NO MERE
PATCHWORK
But Cures that
Stand the TEST Of Time.

FOR YEARS SUFFERED GREATLY
WITH CATARRH OF THE NOSE AND
THROAT. l was all the time hawking
and splitting. CAUGHT COLD so OF
TEN AND so EASY that was alarmed
at my condition for fear it might lead to
consumption. Often when / caught cold
i; made ME so sick had to knocli off
from work for several days HAVING
KNOWN DIR. FREY FOR OR 10
YEARS and having great confidence in
him. placed myself under his ;rcatmcn;
and WAS CURED. DURING THE is
MONTHS OR LONGER; THAT HAVE
ELAPSED SINCE HE TREATED ME-:
THERE HAS BEEN no RETURN OF
ANY OF THE CATARRHAL. sYMp
TOMS AT ALL. Last winter is in fac,
the only winter can remember during
which had no colds or other symptoms
of catarrh
JAMES ABBOTT.
Near Methodist Church. I.arnbcr,'s Point.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29
(Thc Roanoke rin,esA

Judge Rhea Is in the wrong band
wagon. He has the wrong champion.
The Martin aggregation out in the
Judges district wont draw, and the
Congressman-e elect will find that he has
made grave mistake in Joining it. II
has done him more harm and tended
to take away more OF his influence than
anything else he could have done.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

Sir Thomas Upton came over with
his Shamrock to defeat the Columbia
and carry The Cup away from US. But
now he returns
"Bootless home and weather. beaten
back"
with no cup to cheer, or inebriate him
AS he has learned. columbia" rules
the waves over here,-not Britannia.
Yet Sir Thomas and his yacht have
both behaved WELL and we wish them
a safe return home. where cup and Liz
may have no slip between.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

Governor Roosevelt, of New York
has said one thing worthy OF the proph,
cts: Woe to the people who are toe
timid to denounce corruption" Yes: ant
that whether the corruption be for pow.
er and place, or for money. The more
money, the greater power. and tho
higher position. the worse the corrup.
ton, and the worse for the people.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

That the Beers will be defeated is
proba BILE. Inscriptions power like that
Of England does not seek and force
war, without fully counting on victory
and the spoils. But British greed and
lis. and we pray heaven they may fail
again in South Africa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

Watch Fitzhush Lee when he gets tc
Richmond next week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

The Sultan of Sulu. now being n
United States Office holder, IS subject TO
civil service.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

The Philippines seem to have gotten
back to Manila again.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

The Bostnnian Democrats must have
broken al! their spectacles in the May
orally scramble.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

RATES: ADVERTISE
gnonts inserted at the rate of Is cents u
ssqusTes hrst insertion; each subsequent
insertion 90 cents. or 80 cents when In
serted livery Other Day. Contractors are
not llowed to exceed their space OF adj
syertiseS other than their legitimate busi-
3 ness except by paying especially Tor the
AeedtnB Notices Invariably 20 cents per
n nI first insertion. Each subsequent IN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

Wanted-A speech made by Senator
Martin.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

Alfred Vanderbilt. having dropped
Sc, 100000, interes. should also drop a
little.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

ssts No employee OF the VirEinian- Pilot Pub
I hkhInE Company Is authorized TO contract
Sanys obt!gat ton In the name oil the com
4 pany, or to make purchases in the name
S2f the game. except upon orders siEne1 py
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-29

81 IN order 70 avoid delays. on account OF
sporaonal absence, letters and all commu.
,hications q for The VI1sGINIAN-Pil.OT
should Snot be addressed to any individual
sconfiected With the office, hut simply TO
The ;EVIRGINIAN AND PILOT PUB
FISHING COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

-,a following securities were sold yesterday at
sYct,on AZ the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
hv Adrian H. Muller * Son:
Sc 90 Morris ard Essex Railroad frst mortgage reg
istered per cent bonds. due 1914 interest .,x
H Sssa Snd ana sus9sehanna Railroad company
cent BOND due 1905. Interest April and 0c-
. sssrs. ri;,sturr For, Wayne ana chicago
Railroad Company guaranteed per cent nu
81, s sssas. RENSSELAER, and saratoga Railroad
COMPANY per cent guaranteed stock .......Iss
100 shares Fidehty Trust Company. OF Tacoma =
,soo Wssh yS SS and Wesmoreiand Gas Coal and
coke company bonds: three Of $1,000 each "a
,,o 900 Ma.s s Pac,ae Raiiway company per
@ trust gold bonds due 1917; coupons MaTch ~
e., 900 M Bridge and Terminal Railway COM
2 2a' $40 coupoSs Mareh and september; ~
o s@T Wbe tfS f Bese ana Terminal Rail
90 way faroa9 Company per cent deben
bonds. series Z. due 1889 interest jan 49,
oo Green S1e aq Bay ana western Railroad Company
s 100 S Ssesn BS 1s' and western Railroad Company
wiz LASS q dehenture bonds -. o%
300 shares Uaon Pacihc. Denver and Gun Rail
pan certificate OF depositl .....:....: IL
1877 Shares Reading Company second preferred COL
SO s5s-ss Reading Company Trust
g., saares southern RAILWAY company preferred
10, .s,Is. sog.hern Railway Company
shares ArbOr Railroad company -
81 shsres Carbon steel Company second pr ~
400 ERE. 5RT sS sa SSai Company Of wyo
40 .Ss-es Houston and Texas Central Railway.
ESQ t0O Houston Electric Street Railway company
'~ e-st MORTGAGE per cent god bonas' JUG
ia9i. coupons March and september sep a,
ter,te- 1900 coupons on. w
a. IA Houston Electric Street Railway Company m
Der cent funded scrip. due 1890. - w
900 Electric Railway toHlHAy
re- cent income mortgage bonds. cue 4'I Az"
400 Houston Electric Street Railway company III
come mortgage bond scrip :. -
q ooo Albany Florida and Northern ftal4Way
pany FIRST mortgage bonds JAhuaI 80;
commons on Mercantile Irust ana bepye'N
COMPANY. Of Baltimore, certinoa'es ol He e-to
posit.
q 600 Orange Mountain cable company ils. ~.
'- cage twenty-year sinking fund god o9he, .u'
ssStaroh.- 1911: coupons March and septeTn- .,o
her March. 1875, coupon on 4o'. 49, ,---.n..,y
slso The 3 Watkins Land Mortgage Ioilpa'S;
se-ies A 6ebenture bond FARMERS Loan au s.oo
TINS. certificate OF ceposlt. lot '''
e., ooo ~hateaurav and Iron Company per cent g..
mortgage oohds o1e ~ Tark ........ ~
sha-es NeW-York Lie Insurance anu A'N az
- shares United states Trust company %
sba-es Hecker-Tones- Jewell Milling preierren' 90
20 shares Holland Trust company ''''' sol-
2i4 shares American steel sarge D9iipa.s - VIZ
80 shares United states America feea'H''- ~ as
fer-ed
e, 600 Atlantic Electric fai.roac oNtta.s,
general mortgage per cent bonds cue I'1o' =,
COUPONS January and J I.y - 49,, -
sxno ce-Acate Of membership or Assoclateo ,or
wv" -.i,rers' Mutual Fire Insurance company ~
81 .ha-ss Sn-aRue National Bank. or Brooklyn 'Aoo
81 sHares American Union Life Insurance Son- a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
,., influential commission people were on the
.''r,,g side Export sales direct from here were

.r,rg side Export sales direct from here were
- hushels with some demand for rye.
Sysrters vas a continuance n corn, on more mod
~ scale OF the liquidation which was so pro-
e.noeS on Tuesday. Patten was still seller.
nov" ,be situation developed in this grain as In
oue TIE outside buying was sufficient TO rally
VIZ WI a,narket and close II &c over Tuesday. May
the , onened at S7i.Q57%c. sold between 3isQS1tsc
corr .iisad at 37lzd3ssc July closed at 35sc Liver
anu Us aslld lower Receipts were lOO5 cars,
pVo's@,rnae for Thursday was 40 cars. But direct
tneo-, sales were over 10000 bushels; seaboard
eAPa,ces were s64 Gn bushels There was some
e.ce nv with the wheat strength The seaboard
s3rr,sd IA loads for export. Illinois offerings were
IeHS ;~ee II raining West to-day but COLI
So "a predicted for tomorrow. Contract stocks,
~ SsS ~. bushels increased for the week a6. 90
S,-1nals The available east OF the Rockies In
pus"a5 rs sO bushels. The buying was general
ere cor outside account. largely for the seahoard
A aus symDat hzed with the other grains. closing
So over Tuesday, May. g7$4c; July. %iAc Pat
~ Sxas still selling out long line, but there was
sse-cana sufficient TO care for II. Receipts were
O. IS with 49, for Thursday. Seaboard clear
o. 49, vere ~ go bushels The contract stock,
g. 90 bushels increased 1900 bushels. The avail
go east OF he Rockies decreased 5000 bushels.
Hs,.oor. sales were 10000 bushels.
HHHrrovisons started weak. because OF the dls-
.I,C,nfingly large provision stocks. The buying
ap6srsd better than the selling. and there was
p.n0Ie-e recovery Last prices We're about the
nat "a Tuesday. Outside buying was the feature
me ta.ent keeps oulish. -.
-, the curb puts on May wheat closed at nc;
calls 72asc. Puts May corn. SSc; calls S'>tY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
J. =. MORGAN & CO.

ErssAM WHITNEY CO..
bankers and Brokers.
II Broad Street
New-York. Nov 10TH. 1898
THE following stock SespS n1s TO tn. 0ten YORK
BLOCK Exchange - ~, e,- .... 100 shares
Msls. Ms1ixaukee ST. Paul Railway Co. pro- N -.
No - ;,yeetern r. r. co. Preferred. No go -
5'7es e., 1,,oc OF VIM NJ BURR. CAzenovia
Y.
y Investments principal and interest," 1s
q o. s, ra vabIe quarterly. For particulars ADDRESS
- ttt1scfA1isE "a Wall ST.. y. J. cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway Company:


Referring to crcua- .ebruary Is. 1897. beg
to inform you that. protracted examination Of the
affairs OF the umbu. Hooking Valley and Toledo
Railway Comp ny. have prepared plan and agree
ment for the reorganization Of the said Copies
Of may be obtained at our Office.
Our examination satisfies any reorganization
must be based large reduction Of fixed charges.
The plan provides in substance for Of the
following securities:
I. S2OONO.OOO First Consolidated Mortgage
1OO-Year ALP Per Cent. Gold Bonds, TO hear
interest from July |. 1899.
These bonds he by mortgage pledye
OF all properties and securities belonging to the
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway Com
peny and embraced in the reorganization carried out
and also OF all other property which thereafter shall be
acquired by az bonds. They have
the benefit Of % a first lien nlI. or substan-
bulk of the COmpany's business is deriveti>.
estimated 20.975 acresi and t2D n lien
all the railroad and equi pment. subject only
to s7,165.OOO existing bonds. until such time
the shall have been ultimately retired by an
equal OF the consolidated bonds reserved ex
pressly for that out OF said authorized total
issue Of $50 0oO0O
These Consolidated ~ Per Cent. Bonds 10 b USED
= follows:
(a) To make ultimate provision for existing TN
disturbed bonds. which. however. may be
extended beyond their present dates Of ma
turity ...................... g. 1855 900
Co) To Re used in partial exchange FOR disturbed
bond, ..s............. 300 900
fc) To be sold for cash ............. 1000 900
10 Estimated be reserved under
carefully guarded restrictions FOR tho acdu-
sition Of new property and FOR betterments
ard engagements (al property acquired 20
be brought under ........... 6.645OcO
s2ooooooo
z. Preferred Stock, 4 Per Cent. Non-Cumu-
lative. limited under Plan aggregate ex-
ceedng SO 900 600 which Except stated below be
only Preferred and Common
Stockholders provided Plan All the Preferred
Stock Of 500 and will be subject;
10 the statutory right Of Company redeem the
par
2. Common stock Il exceeding
Sc OoO in 500 (subject
stated below.
Whenever four per sent dividends shall have de-
c!ared on both Preferred ana Common Stock for
fiscal year any further year shall be
equally the benefit Of all shares whether Preferred or
Common.
The above amounts Of stock may be increased by
purpose acquiring the Toledo and Ohio
Central Railway Co. and Columbus. santu.ky and Hook
ing Railroad Co.. companies. Il al time
thought practicable and desirable.
The plan makes suitable provision that additional
shall be put the property TO be acquired
plan shall the amounts Of the Preferred
Stock authorized under the Plan be Increased. except
with Of majority OF the Preferred Stock
given meeting and also the consen; OF the holders
majority OF such part Of tnA Common Stock as shall
represented al such meeting.
The basis for exchange Of existing bonds and the offer
made existing Stockholders. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
6amnss Banks.
Dry Dock Savings Institution,
34I AND 34a BOWERY. NEW YORK.

34I AND 343 BOWERY. NEW YORK
The Trustees rpve declared dividend for tho six
months ending 81. 1895 all deposits entitled
thereto under the bylaws. the Of THREE AND
oNE-HAIF PER CENT per arnum on oil not ex-
ceedng Thres Thousand Dollars. payable on and after
Jan. H. 1896
Deposits made before Jan. 10 entitled 10 inter
est from Jan J 1899.
CHARLES MTEHIING Secretary.
VIM. r. PATTERSON Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No "a Pine 81. New York. Dec. 24th: lssS
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
Of the Hanover Fire Insurance Company will be held
AZ its Office No - street In the Blrougn 81 Man
haitian in the city York. the 9th day or jan
uarv lsea AT twelve O'Clock noon. for the purpose 4
eec;irg directors and Inspect re N
election 10 serve annual meerg lnf Tor th-
transaction such properly come
h.fore sais reeihg The polls will open one hour
The transfer books be closed from December -oih'
1895 70 January 10th, 1895
Dated. New York December 2ith lses
CHARLES l. ROE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

New York Jan'y 4th. 1890
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
meeting Stockholders Of the Manhattan Brass
CO will be held office No 33s East 18TH str. on
Monday Jany 18th l. o'clock NJ for the election OF
for the ensuing and such other business ~
' MANHATTAN BRASS co.
GILBERT VI. SMITH. Secty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
Goparinership Notlees.


AFR. EDWARD CLIFTON BROWN nephew
-'A Of our Mr. Alexander Hargreayes Brown ~ p.
who has signed per procuration' for Messrs Brown
shipley & Co.. N London. has this day been admitted a
,.r,,e- IN our Arms IN this country and IN London
M MONTAGU COLIET NORMAN grandson Of odr Sir
MARY wIlk.. Coet Bart has been authorized TO sign
'per p-ocurnti,r" FOR Messrs- Brown. shipiey Co..
LONDON BROWN BROTHERS & co.
New York January 2 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
financial Meetlnas.
J. P. MORGAN & co.

.o-rOoo-r/1oc1oo0-~~0.0oN
OFFICE OF JACKSON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS
No. sl5 East 2sth -, y. 7. city
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing n, the ,ockholders Of this company VIII be held
az the o-ce ~ the Company 80 35 East 2sth St. on
Mcndav 18th January 1899 twelve o'clock noon ior
the nurpose 4 elecfng Trustees and Transferring any
othe- business that before the meetns hs
ord.- DAVID PETTIGREW. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
THE NATIONAL STARCH MFG. co.

Secretary. No Broad~ay New fo,,H
THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the stockholders
OF The National Starch Manufacturing COMPANY W.
be held a. lfs Office. COvngton. Ky. on N~ineA'ay,
February 1883 at Y O'Clock noon The transfer n,S
will close al Wednesday afternoon. January nm
and reopen Monday morning February 6n At ien c.ocN
CHAs. c. Burns. Sec' & Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
findrnal

. Wall Street,
New York. January T. 1899.
10 the Rontholders and stockholders Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
THE NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK,

srH AVE. COR I4TH ST.
The trustees have ordered that the interest to be
credited 70 deposors January 1890 shall be at the
rate OF FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM on all sums
from g 81 Deposits made or before January 10
will Interest from January l.
FREDERICK HUGHsON. President
RUFUS H. WOOD. Treasurer.
WILLIAM FEIsINGER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-

ers Of the Merritt and Chapman Derrick and Wreck
ing COMPANY election q director- and the trans
action Of such hssiness properly come ne
fore the meeting will held the Office ~ the com
many AZ No n william street Borough ~ Man
haitian city OF New York. state of New YORK IN "
afternoon
Dated January ?. 1890 ... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
flnanr,ai.
JANUARY
M ENTS.

sl77,000 City Of Somersworth. n. h. ........4s
$4,000 Town Of Windsor Locks, Conn ........4s
5000 Hartford. Conn. School Dist ......... As
$4,000 City Of Columbus. Ohio ..---.......... As
$4,000 City Of Lorain. Ohio ..................'.o
$4,000 Territory of New Mexico .............. os
81 900 Territory OF Arizona .............-..'..o IS
$4,000 Bracken County. Ky..-..................4s
slI,0Oo Portland and Rumford Fails Rway Gold As
$4,000 SkaneateIes I'd. Co. LIST Mtge Gold IS
$4,000 Brockton & E. Bridgewater St. Ry. LIST
Mige Gold Observation-Disclosures. IS
$4,000 Torrington & Winchester St Ry. Ist
Mtge Gold .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
sIOo,oOO Ogden ST Ry. West Chicago SystemE
lst Mtge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6s
$4,000 Manistee Filler City & East Lake ST.
Rway. LIST Mige. Gold ................... 6s
$50, 900 Cleveland. gainesville & Eastern ST.
I'd. Co. LIST Mtge. Gold ........... .... IS
SIS Akron, Bedford & clevelasd St. Rd. Co.
LIST Mtge. Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

once OF WELLS FARGO CO..
80 Broadway
New York. Dec. % lses
yI,HF REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
=, THREE PER CENT has been declared b. the
Directors II company payable Jany 10 1899 az our
Office : above. - 800. -
JAM H. i'''' IT, n. PARSONS. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
glcrlion ano 1fleetlnqs.


THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Ladies' As
- ISOLATION Il tho +. Hood Wright Memorial Hospital
will the pleasant entertainments 20 be held TO
night January Ctr the residence % Mrs Wright oi3
FIFTH Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

New York January 5th 1880
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stocAholh-
ers of The National Topographic COMPANY VII -
held AZ Room iia Tribune Building. New YORK 'ity ~
one o'clock p the third Saturday u January lS"
heinz q the month. for the eie''l'n ~
directors .1r year and FOR me transaction
~ sich other n : be brought before IT,
JAMES o. CLEPHANE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

GRAND OPERA SEASON 1895 90.
Under the direction y Mr.. Maurice Graz.
Fri Evg Jan 6 at :. LIE NOZZE d FIGARO -
Marriage OF Figaro. Eames. Enze and semosscas
Campanari Carbona Ed Re ReszSe. ..- -
Sat Mat, Jaa :. i.i5. TRISTAN JND lsOA.DS-
Lehman. Marie Brens Jean Ed &c ReszSe van ko.,;
6at. Evg jar. :, az pop. prices. LA fAfvfs44A-
Mantel. sal gnac Alners, Piancon
Sunday Evg. j. n. sth. az s:i5-sth sunday concert
Emma Eames, salezs. Bspham. Pancon. 49,
Entire Opera Orchestra. Conductor. MancneHi
Mon. ENg. Jan s-LOHENGRiN
pham
Wed. Evg.. Jan. il-FAJST ,.-
Melha her last appearance this seasn) bauermsirAl
Mantelli Nm. lean and I'd te ReszSs. Alhers
Thurs Eyg.. Jan 18th. al $50. -.
Frs, Performance Of the nrst % Der Ring
dss Nbelungen-pAS RHElNGOIu. Marie BrsmA
Marie Euge Pevry. Helsslinger and Schgmann- Hssnk
NM Van Dyck Dippel Bisphan huhlmsnn. Prtnsse
Devrfes MefYsrt and Van Rooy. cortr rcnalk
FIJI Evg. Jan. i3-DON GIOVANNI extraordinary catl
6aIlgrac Carbone. Deyries. lMaure!.
sTEINWAY 4. SONS PIANOS Used.
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