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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-26
UNCLE DAMS ADVICE.

Edward Stone stood impatiently npon
the top step of Uncle Dams stately res
idence. There was not the faintest sign
of life anywhere around-the whole
front of the house was closed and dark
ened; and having rung several times
without eliciting any response, he was
about to conclude that there was no one
within hearing, when head was thrust
out Of one of the upper windows.
"Young man, go round to the side
door,
Considerably startled by this unex-
pected address, the young man obeyed.
Upon the porch, brushing away the
leaves that covered it, was young girl
of fifteen. She looked very pretty as
she stood there, the bright autumnal
sunshine falling on the round white
arms and uncovered head. Setting
down her broom, she ushered him into
amedium-sized, plainly Furnished room,
which gave no indication OF the reputed
wealth of its owner.
The young man took a scat, brushed
few fecks of dust from the lapel Of
his coat, ran his fingers through his
carefully arranged locks, and said
"Tell your master that his nephew
Edward Stone, is here"
A faint smile touched the rosy lips,
and with demure Eyes, sir" the girl
vanished.
A few minutes later, an elderly gen,
tleman entered, with intelligent, strong
Unmarked features, and a shrewd look
in the eyes, which seemed to take the
mental measure of his visitor at q
glance"
swell, sir, and what is your business
with me?"
81 am your nephew, Edward Stone.
$50 my daughter told me. What do
you want2"
II want your assistance"
"Yes, but what do you want me to do
for ycu?"
~ was thinking of going into busi-
ness, and thought 1 would come and
talk it over with you, and ask you to
give me lift"
"What better capital do you want
than you already have? A strong, able
bodied young man wanting liftl You
ought to be ashamed Of yourselfl What
have you been doinga"
Edwards face flushed with anger at
this unceremonious language; but feel
ing that he could not afford to quarrel
with his wealthy relative, he gave no
other indication of it.
"I've been in store since I left
school, two years ago."
Saved nothing from your salary, I
SUPPOSED"
''No, it's only five hundred-not more
than enough for my expenses"
"Humphi You are able to dress
yourself out of it, I perceive. I have
known men to rear and educate a large
family on five hundred dollars a year;
and if you have been unable to save
anything, you certainly are not fit to go
into business on your own account.
When was of your age, my income was
less than three hundred dollars, and 1
saved half of it. What is the business
you wish engage imp
"Stationery and books. Six hundred
dollars will buy it, as the owner is
obliged to sell; rare chance. I don't
ask you to give me the amount, only to
lend it; I will give you my note with
interest"
"Young man, I have several such pa
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-26
What is Love /!

What is true love l pray thee,
heart of mine, make known:
"Two souls with one emotion,
Two hearts that beat as one."
And tell me how love cometh;
1t comes and still extends"
And tell me how love endeth
"That is not love which ends ]"
And say, what love is purest?
That which no self-love knows.
And when does love flow deepest?
when it the stlllest flows"
And when is love the richest?
When most to give it moves"
And tell me how love speaketh?
1t does not speak-it loves"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

S+.+a bonds North Carolina special ga
A"''"- - : "A At sl2a1O69. against o4yes-
w.. south Carolina 6s non-tunuaoie SuL' -. o.
,o lass A. At so, and Arkansas 80 'uo
D. At %. and Fort Smiths al - lN'io "'''
sales of CITY bank stocks. md r-ica. for
,;,,a bonds we're fairly active anu pi'0o' ~
= ali the specu alive kinds sn'" "ioi' " -
- - commencement. Erie second co"'o!' - -
/, At 81 and rose TO -. M'S''"- -o 80
- ro,,s General mortgages rose "0"
80 but the seconds WIZ =.
-, Ros.on. Hartford and Lio I.
and C.. {. and l. T. iuooDi'7 -
- 52a, Chesapeake ana O"i0 -,
lower al - a, - and currency interests were
were = - Mobile and OHIO first deben-
~ ,ror. per cent higher at =, Canada oo"'n-
IuI' cts /, higher at 1884 -. Louis ana
sln MAINTAIN new IS 4 higher at ~
~ 60 Ohio Central incomes up l per
., Of AZ after 40: Metropolitan tirsts 4 up al
o oCa Vew.york. Chicago and st. Louis irsts PER
oor+ higher at 90 Richmond and Dan7nle deoen-
NJ, /, AT I'D. and Virginia Midland lnco nes
-. 10 higher at 72l2 Louisville and NasI-
N. ,,oneral NOR. rages were down a at S4i2
.h ,e,aral 6s werr l. lower II S64 Iexls
- T,ri6c incomes dCclued from 80 10 % 81
- a. Il. klo GRANGE Glvlsi0n were S'eSui i az !
$50 Atlantic ana bar Paic tr,ts were strong
per 3s's icSs, and New-Orleans and Paclnc hrs's
"sfs iressury to-day gained e5o3l9 made
M 4 by 1 gains Of Sl5o3 currency and T41207o
CON- Todas ausacto9so eGyeTe c1Ire hgSe b,
Sl'oN'. - 90 90 com b.lauce, 9olOo4l|o.
Nnne1v was easy AZ 2le03 per cent o,,,, ,o,l,
The G are 9os o5 a' IN Tee oaHs Oih he
fiateH.o' sor,-es " a. expected. But the increase
a. dnits is 81 900 600 ies han the other changes
aaT tor The statement shows decrease OF
a., 4Gr $50 IN the surplus reserves, ana they are
mn ON ia Ing aver9g yes. line tol ow ing are the
~. - tbe statement aad the changes from last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
Gltn1Glons OG1tco-- femI.es.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
VPrOWN OFFICES, 10. Las Broadway. corner Thirty
hrst-- until D. and 305 West lwentyhlrd-st cor.
Eightnave ~ East Fourteenthst corner Union
square 100 Third Fory->eventhst az the IA K
LIN OFFICES LOOT aud 300 ilIri-ave- corner
northumberland tweutylthsL, uo 20 p al regular Of
he
NOOk BY "a Protestant woman IN p small
- family frstcla-s perm ncnt place wanted imme-
the Address r.. 49, IrluuLc JplO"u once
Los Broadway.
COOK or COOK and LAUNDRESS. or first
( class watrcs. private IA iiy .ummer house o.
country brl rlplD WON wao has cnJt
work orv'fr moderate wages, cA.a D. no trouble al
80 shave, n a.
GENERAL HOCSEWORK.-Bv a Germ n
i~ri 800 tnrl'-h place in the cry IL
our. -. Henry l., New-iOrA- GEKINA > L III Liz
EOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
rad yOr1 good ing and ironing l. good
family COOS. ready to wh.n NE 4nl -iaf where
can ltcu1n t0 her alu good behavior retain con-
staAl home 40. 80 oth-Ase, near l0tLsI
AUNDRE~S.-Bv a tirst-ciass laundrcss;
understands washing. tutIS ami poi'hing wishes
gentlemen ladies Washing; nine ears uucGccpuonAole
reference 10 " est iltA--t
N5ISS l.. CANPBELL'S Forei IN and Domes-
y tai 7- mao np17 urlt Btrrtl. IS Vest I'll
~ ksi.r. aces fl - tt ''utls3L ';tEll-b
disappointing "a .les gl )' tl;.tttl ~ .Ils as
NUR~E.-Bv a competent Young girl rs ctlid's
- nurse good sewer good reference 90 3d-ave store
NEASHING.-Bv "a coIored woman to do q n
~ demons or family washing rough dlied or done up
Address 400 West st-sL JOuNsON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

The Gearing house statement TODAY s as Ioi-
low. For the uav-Lxchanges. SlJ6. 1O6l Al
1.,arcca - ia $40. For the wetk-EXcAanges
Sg57 81 .94S ; bs ances. 81, jl6,O71.
The United states Treasury now holds Cnlted
stafe. bonds 10 secure National bank circulation,
S361 ,54 800: bonds deposited during the week,
* 1S6 900: bonds Withdrawn during the weeA,
$1,000: National bank currency outstanding
Tnrr,cy notes 1851 - 374 gold notes, $3.50. 69S.
rTGs customs recelpts al Washing Oh To-Day
Amounted 10 Ss2I.12l and InternaI-revenur re-
cents To 800. 6j9 The Treasury received
s3I1 900 In National bank notes Tor redemption,
1he fotl OF such recel pts for the week, compared
W.T. The same week OIL ISL being a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
SrONINGrON LINE FOR boston.

- ,-'|NFCTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FAlfF t1yA.- LON - Ut auv ofnr in' .-
St.sr-r- - AftRAHAN- -Il and sIDNlN6IpN leaNe
daily srrDt sundays 40 D. n. ro Pier 49, y IT, -D'-'
Jay--t arr v NJ "a il0s .ol al % a. IA al. -.......
u. k-f- Ilr sale 40 All urlntfA A-A' "A.f '4''i
s.cu.c 4, ore- 81 Wr-t.ott EVDrr-s o l Afi'i louise
l,- ana "a Br,liway and al FINN Avenue and
" .udsor Hoi-i ucset oincr- .., .t.. ....-.. -.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE
1 son rrDfrTDFN NOE. % -loN AND IHt EASE
tli.HttI FtOH GRAND Gen l. DEPOT
Tr. -re.s lf- Il -unfar- excepted 20 30 on At
So. A u u uarIor cars attachrd ana 40 D. H. WIN
Ir,ff,'I'I7l l,kEr- To BOSTON lALL RAIL, 81
s.EW PORT express la, pafof cars atlAehoul at
rHGVlDt-.rE special express 40 p m- paror cars al
Ia, Iea. arrives rrOg urntr Au.-n > ~
trt. 4n paOl seats sccu4cd AZ flh avenue A41
utudr,r IIyl ticket offices. 4ld ~ Grand thtiA D.po
l. N EILhIAs GenuT@ Passenger AsuAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

-, irregular. the gig per cents being lower a tS
wee ~.date issues higher. The final changes IN 'ns
,as are declines OF Il for the o on1 1na
81 for the continued S. and advances OF - anu
o. .O respectively for the 4l9s and is AnneA'u
~ the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRAN PoRTArION
COMPANY.
Office Pier u.s. =, k FOOT 0f Cortlanttst
rucut VI freight forwarded directed 10 any part
OF The world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received Tor OF al kinds Of freight and mer-
ehaud4se aar part % tue city.
sEAAND HALBOR TOWING AND LIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHILRAGk-
Freight every description promptly entered 10 any point
IT, the Lar Dor al reasonable r4tes.
-TEAMBOA4-. IAlDE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER EDt I.ACU r. IONS
~r4,n,Is John H. -t.ln aAd Erasus Corning for y EW
I.E4N leave Pier " r., 40 y daily saturdays
excepted ....... ,.l. ,.. - ,-,- $500.
Ntltt- Polls EXPRESS co., between New YORK ana
N,.F llav,n are and patch guaranteed
Freight IOr pu.u.- a. ~" D. Iecrfeu al flef -
Fttr ,rs..la .rl and points -ast 100 Ilcr .7
\ Ii.TH sHOut, -lAI ~ l5l.AS D.-Eleyen Mle- Tor
Ton Pier 2, T. L., iuot " lIteua'I
t.NIsAI -IIlpIAKI, NolnInuiii .iN. n J.Diy Does.
Machine and BOILER shop ever! hlng apperiung 70 The
construction and repair OF vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
OFFICE CoxrrNEyrAL INSURANCE. CO.. /

no. 100 BROADWAY, NKW-l OK July -, I5o-.j
V'HE Board of Directors Of TIN, company nave
4 this dav declared INTEREST DTNID Nd Il
TIRE AND o. E-HALF PER CENT upon tho capital o.
the and the amount ofs guaraut rpu-
,urcal fund O0rWed IN DurSuHncs o. the Dro
ri0us or ttc Legsat1e Of ne OF Neo York
D4sed tDrf TO- l-74 1ehdg enffd IN Gcf a. pro-
rf security 0gdinsf eTraOrdndrV cOnndGraJHs and fOr fs
CREATION o. SAFETY fos ~ fre Isaae l0npdntes pay
able on demand. Also SCRIP UINIDEN u OF ~lNTl PER
CENT 20 participating policy hoder deliverable and
a. -Oth -pemicr next They order that the odest
outstanding ISSUE OF q. be eenr IN
aua after that date tTkUo PECk secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
STEAMBOATS, aro Railroads..

4 FALL RIVER LINE.
~ for
FALL RIVER BOSTON. AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route n the WHITE MOUNrAINS.
MOUNT DIES tT. and all rlcpai cities MI ana ana sea
shore resorts II " Eng and and the prOg.nccA
lie mammoth ptlac" steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
cay Network daily sundays ncluded NJ $50 p m
Pier - y r. foot OF urra ST Connection VIA Annex
from Brooklyn az p. ia. Jersey CITY. p H.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERrs
the splendid bands and orchsstls attached
10 these
Long fn nights five morning trains 10
BontOn short rail lido time seven ydye nlnutesJ
NEWPOKT LINE
FOR NEWPOh4, r. /, DIRECT
MARTHAs VINEYARD, NANTUCKET and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave NewNO~k daily sundays excepted a. p NJ from
PIER -. North
their Eastern terminus at Newport
and staferooms both lines be secured ~
all principal hotes Offices Office
PIER -. and
SEND FOR LIST or TOIHa AND E&CU R>l ON5
FREE ON APPLICATION
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEORGE 20 CONNoR,
Gent ass agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
Gltna.lon5 Uau.e0-- Mue5.


A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
TProWN 'oFFlcE-. 10 i25. Broadway. corner thirty.
ari gnt Pc a9' . sos @-i conner mon go5
sqGare 200 Third ave-. col Fory--r ent,t "a the ia r.
one1lndred-And tweuyAihsi up 90 p a At regular Of
rates
1 S~ISTANr BOOKkEtPLR or OFFi' Z
y A~sI-lAVT-By younr man. age %. fu.. Of push.
va'-rducit"i. good p'nmau moderate expectations VIII
JOIN HARnINGToN. 1913 Broadway, top aoor
4 GENTLEMAN of min" years experience as
y rrr,. isles situation a. cI r CORES 'nrni NJ
abundant relercuces Address t. q. -, Aox h. Tribune
Office
ELERK.-By an experienced Young man. rs
Z cer. n dry sooas OF rent furnishing goods store
, .IpHi.4 tl Il 6sa l ey-' '' NDi 80
NLERk-By q young man. well educated.
\ Nh0 has ned several years mercantile busi
aDIlty GA, .LE5 l- WING. 30 aowery
CLERK or COLLtC TOR.-By Swiss, age
Z 6 speaks fngish. French and German can furnish
satss,,o 20 ability, ana ean -i'e Oons or
security re Cured l.. b. is East sos.
NOACHMAN.-By a married man, al gem
\ teman place % city. best references. TILLMAN
AUNT. ~ ,t4uton.-t.. basement
EARDENER.-By "A single man. 2o truly
N experienced. "a years IA al bralchef laying out
HOKrCLANE- t45 iiaul-st., \. \.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, COLLECTOR.-Bv
~ young American eyears Of age wilh some business *
Low. stevens Aou,e = Broad
DOKTER or USEFUL MANLY Dane, %
of age single honest, wiling who can De trust
az. IS p M oLLEH III 5Gaye
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By a man p
years age no membrane full Of push snap and
meudalons Adj ress j. O'c0N NOR, 10 AAnsiust
WAITER and USEFULMAN.-By man,
~ 80 Who is wiling 10 WORK PRIV t' h1e Pe,sisa
nee, l-oo broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
sl.o76OuJ 81

~otal
Ia London British consols opened weak a 4 de
cline 10 ~ g-I6 Tor money and 99's for account :,
later there was a recovery TO S9 lilo LOT DOM.
ITultra Siates bonds were not quoted. American
RAILWAYS we're irregular but lower. The BANK OF
England lost go 900 bullion on balance A.
Pars French 3 pcr cents declined from o1o@i- 10
HE Pullman Palace Car Company has declared its
eixtIol quar- erly dIyIueld of = per cent on the
capital OCA, payable OF August 10 20 shareholder
o. record on Angus l, al tine Farmers Loan ana
Trusi Company Ncw-NOIk; NeW-Englaud Irus.
Company, Boston. and the company once, en-
raeo. Transfer books Will close on august and
%pe1,rs Psi. Martin & Co. advertise for sale
limited amount OF the Newly Ork. ChicagO ana II.
LOUIS Railroad COmDanys cerIucAte' IOI leI'o VI
Tol4Inrs,ock Car trust certificates are proving 10
De tne safest of investments
All coupon, cue ou August anu che principal OF
al bond cue Oh that Ddtc OF ihe haIIo"u L4uiP-
ucut ouluauy Will be- paid on and after thdt daie
al the ouice OF Aessrs POST Martin y Co., No. 81 =
The fonoving shows me exports exclusive of
specie from the Port of NewYork TO foreign ports
Tor the week ending July i and since the be
ginning of tne year compared Win the CORE
sponIlng periods OF previous years:
r. .s,.r.a . os5 s5ss... E:
since Jan L.. s14l2-5577 ssIO75.o55 sI75.sJ7 81
Tn following shows the imports OF general mer-
chaudlse and dry goods AT the port Oh new 9IA
for the week ending july D. and since the be
ginning of he year. a. compared Win the CORE
spending periods OF previous years;
For rhe 1850 ISL 80 177-
3 fs.a Merchandise ' as5s 800 .o5Ys
Tota fartne ~ s.7as3ee slIi q. co. go
Tosl since Jan s2s5sslIy0 1855 5459 s-s-tzl 6sI
Tie following are tine dIJ-goodS imports included
il the ABOVE:
g5 Al e. . :.:.7 .:i z..23 .5is=5
zae. 81 b, port 2 ae74ot snoso5 7teesoss2
Tho exports of specie for the week ending Juiv
o, and since the beginning Of the year, as com
year go, oso
fS S5'' i,portcd ~ 5555 6i3sS' sti48552
To,a. SINCE Jan. /. s50555i4 sc4755-5 sS7.947.8lO
The imports Of specie tor the week ending Jaly
o. and since The beginning of the year, COM
pared with the corresponding periods Oh previous
yea-s 5000 5000
previously ieported.-. 4.J1O.7l4 soI'55sj 2.0zl-o
To,a- since jan L.. sl.7s5,30 SO. 5s5.5 s4os4.5ls
EUROPEAN FI>AS.IA. TARc1rs
LOyffS July Z2-I23u o. n.-Conso-. ae'ro Tor money.
hoilE-- trustees tei tAeAte' 40 90" .c''N, go lie
Second al nois Central l4l fen1syVall Cen
Lcv.oS Jnlv z2--5t m -Cousols 93li,a for for both
money the account Aunue s1o Great Western FIRST
mortgage trustees trT'lHDd.f second
~ Lue Ala Illinois Central It4'4 Now-l OH. Ont4uo
3D. Western 234
ttui francs ~ Genuine fJr the acc0un.
LONDON Jul VZ--iOu D. u--lhe amount ~ Dulnnu with
e-"n nom Tie b@nA " england on balance to-day -
LONDON. July 22.-43Uo. n.-Paus algicas Guore thrss
Ais luiy 2--4:5o D. aIon-ags Oh London % traucs
il eenunes ior cnecES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
telp UGnte0.

ADVFRTISE)iENI fOK III New
Y YORK TRIBUNE ILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES 80 l.-i~ Broadway corner thirty
drstsf POS West Twenty thirt-t. corner Eighthave
30 81 last Foureeuth. corner on--quare 100 Ihiri
ave corner Fnrfy--ev@nth-'t 80 The uAklEA DtFi'f9
Nos 100 -jDJ lLi1iaYe. corner one h1hdlod'Ah1'
twenty -dfth.s-, ug % p "a 40 rs sll. nee E4.e'
XNANIED.-Au experienced sal. sman m ne
w wholesale notion Inc Apply 10 f. ~. 20, Tribune
Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINZ TO THE WEST
VIA Philadelphia. baltimore ana W Washington

and after May %. the magnificent Passenger Trims
leave from fennsyvan abroad Depot loot Of CoruandsI
De-Url,-e---t a tJl4uN-
sundays. p4rior car attached arrives wash
ngtOn D. NJ Sight express leaves Washington NJ JOB
daily -cep-rs and day coaches through to Cincinnati
anG Chicago.
p m daily. Fast Line WASHINGTON 22j m, Gin
cinnst $3.50 chicago $3.50 A. ana t. Louis $50 m
seepe AM Gav coaches though 20 Cincinnati
Louis
0cs ght arrives az Washington 30 m. Day
Express caves Washington % lein a. daily oeepers
day coaches through fO Cincinnati
p 81 other lne IMAGES faster tlue the west Trains
arrive CODA NJ. B. io p and 100 D.
Ilcsr- sleeping Dcrfhs and baggage called
ior ami checked TO destination compang- ONCE No 90
Broad the Pennsylvania railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
MANHATTAN BEACH.
VA VIA GREEN POINE

The steamer SYLVAN GROVE caves the pier 700, "
23dst. EAST RIVER for TIE COmpanys Depot. GreenponL
connecting with rains Tor Manhattan Beach az 80 :4.
lu:A a and hafhourv from ISIS a IA. 10 Jlj n.
rams leave Manhattan Beach ar I'D. , Los IL.
1900, y 3d. loo. ltfl and III cen
minutes past the j3) NJ and D. 1885 D IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
4 p and after N.Y. B. 80

AND UNITED STA les NAIL ROUTE.
Ncwlork DcsbIOsscs aud COrtdnit streets
Ferries, .- fo4nN--
Harmonic Tie West and south Win Pull man
Idace aititltl % ui d AND p D. n liy. NrN orA
,nic4gp Limited NJ Paror, Dining smoking and sleep
40 every day
WIuamspor. LocG udrcu a. nn D. u CORY ana Erie AZ
De- CONNECTING lt Cory Tor lltu-Y4e feuO.cun Cen
ana tlI. Dii .r-lDus
Ratimrre Washington and the -outh Limited Washngtou
rxpie--' Pullman rarlur tals ddi 10 except oniaf I'D
a. I-AiI-tou Do n lt --ar al 1.IJ anu o5O
"A. Iu.. b.. tu. ana f nl. tul u hl-ul
sunday. d.. o. Poe. aud 70 p u. ana ulsht
F0f 4tanc b. ltt WITH through 4 D. except sunday
Long Irlu,. Bay ucl Junction inu lucluide -.dtpls'
l-iIHdt aad s. rDur Hl ana $40 a. iu, IL noon %
a.'.. . ANA D.
Tom i.Ifc.. VIA seaside flrs. --iN a. u aHd B Pc No.
Itt- connect With I lu uu-l Trains r.
Jrl-ry aloru- speedy auu lfcci transfer Tor boo-
IFu travel
Z AIN, allv-. FROM FusJurg. u.-o anc il-0 A M 1920 and
Do. Dill. .lIr. l-u e..
b..u r. u .l. $3.50, .tj and lu-JU sunday u. 500
a. m. amt lO.JO D. Fr.ul Baltimore. 4;.t D. on eln-
tat- d. % From fE.ldurIpl -'u t--U r,N L+
a:u $3.50. 1880. l4ip u. 40 % 5000, 30 b-u as b,
SOU ...l 4N.8O lu.u D. u., Sunday i, l-u, 900.
O.5O, II.iO 4. m.. 10 35J lu.iO aud l.:3j D. nI
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Diui0euo Notices.


THE IMPORrVRs ANu rRAnEEz' INSURANCE CoMrANr,f
los BROADWAY NEW YORK July To- 1851
THE Board of Directors have declared
i seu-a nuhal Dividend Of THREE 49, PER CENT. DAY
able Thursday. the 2OtI inst DANIEL SMITH, seer ary
OFFICE T1E AMERICAN EXcHASGE)
FrRE INSURANCE COMPANY. :
81 LmERrYsT, NEwl oaE; July IL, ls.2
T'HIRTY-FOURIH DlNIDEND.-A DINI-
DEND Of FIVE q PER CkNl hA- been declared pay
able on demand THOMAS CLARK, Jr. secretary.
TuR GERMAN AMERICAN BANK.
W-TORK July 90 l-02
V'HE BOARD OF Directors have this
Il dav declared DIVIDEND az TIL RE PER CENT,
payable aud after August The transfer hoos Will be
CHARLES o. ANDRCs, Cashier
SIS TD.NcisC, - July ID. l-s..
THE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
A COMPAN~ y declared Divd ent 40 a. o. IM f.NIl-
FIVE CENTS PER STA RI. payable on the 2lth inst
Eastern stockholders q record viii be- paid a he One. ~
L-iaw 3 co - s-sL, New Ork Transfer books close
On The 18TH inst - - $1,000.
OrTrCE or PULLMAN's PALACE CAR CoMPASY.}
CHICAGO, JIlF -. l-c-.
GIXTTETH QUARTERLY DIV iDEND.
- lhe usual quarterly dividend oI TWO - PER CENT on
the capital stock tbs company has been declared paVaDe
Augu stockholders Oh record August l. al the iOo"
ing Offices
fhe Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New-YOrk.
New 80 gl4ud Trust company, Boston
COMPANY 1itce. hira o.
Traser books VIII close August and reopen August g. =
\. >. MElN -l iti NEts ~" rotary.
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ser books VIII Close August and reopen August 10. =
a >. VEIN IA Elmer. 80 rotary.

NV Y OIh J nv =, 81.
THE CONTENTION CONcOLIDA Ed MIN
Il ING COMPANY. Of Tombstone. Arizona his day de-
cared ia R.GUi Az MONTHLY pIVIDEND 70 t. u
TWEN TY-FINE CLNT~ PR SHARE. paya1ie Jul 3.
ls-2 al the Oce OF ihe Farmers and Onpany,
26 xchanre place ALI stock registered In New Ork
Transfer b oKs .Ose July and open Iuy 81 l,o2
"a kI -UIIL. Woo PresIdrL 4.
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The steamers .. x MARTIN ami HATHAWAY ieavs
foot ~ Wuiel-st, ternut'O u all The Elevated Rawsyh
at - lU a m AMI Illf nO1rY from ell M. 80 D.
Trans Manhattan Beach at F7.lt +':lD slO a. "a.
ami ha thouriy rom 1910 A. ID. 20 1910 D.
Trains markell mus IO Suniavs
TX k,lyN Ilch lis FOR -ALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS Of THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
WAY FARES
AFlEKNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS BY GIL
MQEa'e BAND AND EAINENr ~OLDl~r-.
FAIRY LAND-FkAND ILLUMlNArl)N OF THE
GRO NDS NERN TUES AZ EVENING
TUE OCEAN ABLAZE. AQUATIC FIREWORKS
Every TIL ORSDAl EFENING.
PAINS GREAT Ply IrfHNIC EXHIBITIONS
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
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lc.5e West 2lsf-st. sos. 80 1885, 1885 n,
1910 %. 2lO LOO A. 4.-J $40 300 10 -:IO
500, $40 D
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Pier North River 9:25 20. li..j a. NJ y Is. Il1.
l lao 3:-5. tIO. ADO, 54o D.l5 1lU, 1855. $40. 92J,
10. H.
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Excursion Tickets i6r sale all Elevated aalroii
Stations
Grant Concerts Pavilion Pier r. afternoon a.
81 and evening :. Aams.lOn pavilion - csAts Per.
sons nodlng pa sage tickets ~ o0eJs sin1ted free
4 ONG BRANCH. TWO TRIPS DAILY.
II The new. fast and elegant seagOug steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND"
makes excursions daiiv Branch.
making cOuneo tons Tor Gee Asburv
BOAT LhAN - Foot West Zisf-st. Y. r. gi1 a and
p Pier i. y. g.. 30 a IA. aud $50 m. FARE. ether
way with pier ticket 80 cents EKcIrsOn Uczes good ony
dag issuet jn cents.
A superb .ll -- aiety. speed AID Comfort
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West I0thst. a:lO 1910 1910 a. M 1870 y So 10
D $50, 800, 44J 30 6.lU 6jJ 40. 500 5:lU, 5Jj
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.OOK'S AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AN tHfCAN TOURS
COOKS AN kICAN TOURS

To the WHITE MOUNTAINS. MOnnt Desert ST John
Maritime PuVuces Montreal Quebec sagucnay River.
Hudson River -aratogl. LAKE George Adr0adaeE.
Niagara Fa Thousand Islands &c gC. by routes AZ
sp"cl rates Programmes wlth Maps. application
Address
THOs. COOK & son. 25i BROADWAY NETWORK.
G. \. BAKATfDNI /. Manager.
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DOUGLAS. General Manager

TICKET for gale on SrXrh and NINTH Avenue ele
waited Railroads 30 CENTS round Trip including ed