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Smyrna times., 1889-10-02

The Century has in preparation a
series of papers on topics relating to
The Gold Hunters of California. The
articles will be prepared for the most
part, as were the War Papers, bv
prominent participants in the events
which they describe; and they will
include accounts of Early Explorations
Life in California before the Gold Dis
covery, the finding of gold in 1S4S at
Suffers Fort, the Journey to Califor-
MIA by the Different Routes Caround
the Horn, across the plains, by Mica
ragua, and by Panama), Life in the
Mining Camps and in San Francisco,
and other important aspects of Califor-
MIA life at the time. 1t is believed
that these papers will be in the nature
OF a revelation to the reading public of
the present day as to many interesting
aspects of the pioneer period, its ro-
nance and adventure, its tragedy and
pathos, and its poetry and humOr. A
careful search in California and else
where has already brought to light
many interesting pictures never yet
engraved. The publication of the
papers will not be begun until the
series is further advanced.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02

Some one tells us that "corn is an
emblem of peace" How is it if some
on steps on it?
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02
A Veterans Widow.

Mrs. Ann JOurneay, who celebrated
her ninety-sixth birthday anniversary
on Monday, at her home in Tottenville
l.; l., is the widow of Major Journeay.
who was veteran of the war of 1912.
She has resided on Staten Island all
her life, and has not been to New York
or or railroad train in over twenty
hve years. She is still quite active and
IS able to read and write without using
glasses.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02
PFIRnF OF BUSINESS f.!
AND
SHORT HAND,
Record Building,
COLLEGE s..::5s: ::5:s5' 5'''::,.. Stree.
H.a.-e@ Philadelphia, Pa.

Second, Third and
Fourth Floors.
Morning Afternoon and Night Sessions. Twen-
ty-hfth collegiate year begins Tuesday, September
Twelve hundred and sixty-nine Q2GO students
last year Early application necessary. Send for
enrolment blank.
Technical knowledge qualifying for business
engagements Full instruction for commercial
and general business VOcatiOns Also shorthand
and type-writing.
A faculty Of more than a score Of practical men
who have practiced what they.
BOOkkeepers out OF counting houses teaching
bookkeeping; lawyers teaching law and business
forms; successful high school principals teaching
English branches; law reporters teaching short.
hand and type-writing, etc. etc.
This institution has been exceptionally fortu-
nate in the success Of the students who have
graduated therefrOm."
Office open all summer for the enrOlmentOf st,,de,lfs
Announcements, Ctc., sent when requested
Visitors always welcome Addres,
Thomas May Pierce, M. A,
s6sm Principal and Founder
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02

In proportion as the chances for the
admission of territory are slight the
stronger is its inclination towards
female suffrage. One territory after
another has coquetted with the suffra-
gist when they were yet far from state
hood only to discard the whole thing
when their acquisition Of the honors
OF statehood appeared imminent. wv
Oming is now framing a constitution.
and, as the prospects of it ever becom-
ing a state organic law are remote, the
theorists are having full swing. The
Australian ballot system is proposed.
and an educational qualification placed
upon suffrage, which is conferred only
on citizens, and on male and female
citizens alike. This is ideal 1t is un-
fortunate that Wyoming's population
is not greater by 100000, so that its
advanced constitution might have
better chance Of being put to the test
of experience.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02

to clean house in the spring I'll give
you two or three more valuable point
ers."-DetrOi Free Press.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02

Says a prominent New England cler-
gyman v no has been visiting in the
West I'm the West I find more wealth
more generosity, more enthusiasm and
aggressiveness in church work, and, ,
believe Inc, more genuine culture than
in the East. But l do miss a historic
background. miss the old. I miss
on the banks of the Mississippi what
one misses who comes from old Eng
land to New England-a good deep
stratum OfhistOry. There is too much
nature for humanity or too little hu-
manity for nature"
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02

Tales of brigandage from Cuba and
accounts of pirates in the Mediterra-
mean who sell their prisoners into sla-
very in the interior of Morocco seem
like romances of 100 years ago. They
are exceedingly cold facts nevertheless
80 much so that Spain has found it
necessary to send war vessels to the
shores of Africa to break up the latter
practice. The age of the ,phonograph
is likewise the age of the pirate.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02
LEAVENING POWER
Of the various Baking Powders illus
trated from actual tests.

Reports Of Government Chemists.
1.-THE Royal Baking Powder is composed Of pure
and wholesome ingredients. 1t does not contain
either alum or phOsphates, OF other injurious sub
stances. EDWARD G. LOVE, Phi D."
"The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
puTest and most reliable baking powder offered to
the public. HENRY A. MOTT, NJ. d. Phi. D."
''The Royal Baking Powder is puTest in quality
and highest in strength Of any baking powder Of
which have knowledge.
"WM. MCMURTRIE, Phi. D."
All Alum Baking Powders, no matter how high
their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous
Phosphate powders liberate their gas too freely or
under climatic changes suffer deterioration.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-02

While we are quietly discussing the
horrors of the slave trade in the inte.
rior Of Africa it might be well to throw
casual glance at the slave traffic in
Chinese girls going on upon our own
shores. The Pacift States have a mo-
nopoly in this awful business. Chinese
Consul Bee and the United States
Government officials at San Francisco
and Portland should know something
about this subject and act accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
TnanriGl.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
(|rRGol and TTalSCOldlGltal 20.

S,.,s,sd having held during the past year
much the largest permanent investment 'H w - a
vopr COMPANY and representing az the ploss"s 80
t-,v Of rs entire Capital Stock solicit your PROXIES
:, ,ha annual meeting Of Company ~ forIisu'
o,scon June H. 1889, In eiecting p0a'u ~
who shall favor the following ponoy ..,... NOW
v,r.,-To prevent q recurrence OF the ain. n,
,,i nn,veen the Northern Pacific Railroad Oohpsa1'
en'.ns rtao railway Company. and tao Oregon Hai''
= "a NAVIGATION Company. all OF WHICH "io .,,-.
,r,caabIe 70 the unwarranted Withdraw" " ona
p.cIoc Company first. from the joint ieas' a' -
from MAN Of settlement Substantially perIe a., osen.
- % ,ha Oregon Railway and Navigation Company e
the dyidspd Of six per eentum per snnnm upoh IN.
q, that company. held By the Oregon ana
Company, assured .,.,.v.o,. hetseen
seeond-To bring about permanent Set"e, .i ia,
S,srn p.cInc Railroad Company. che Union RACINE
n,ur,v counany and the oregon Railway ana N@siSo-
Company In ell their relations In oreS'h gu. S re,k
Ton r,ory and In the Pacific Northwest. 20 'n 90 =,
lass building OF competitive lines may 20 rav
,h,, bs reIatons Of the several companies n'en -
y, ,a..s mon a permanent and harmonious BASIS ia VI
,n,sro,s Of their prudent and cconomicai mahsRee
in the public interest 1t Is not howo, ~ ,t. and
support the management OF the 81 F"" ,s $50, on
usnItoba Railroad Company in It's contemplated a''A
49,. Nor,hern Pacific Railroad Company We nave nr"S
rcs.,ed during ell the controversies OF inc p@s WV 81
all at,epops 10 reduce the rental paid 70 Ine oIeto Vs.
wav and Navigation Company the STOCK OF "hien 'I
s, as,c, and we pledge ourselves 10 resist the eono
80 no,. ,o,med between the Union Pacific and 81
paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad Companies 70
control the oregon Railway and NaVsauOn a.,
all future attempts TO reduce the rental Us no" n "
lease. u, 5000. .orona,v in the
,ses, and most economical manner for the beneu' I" he
stockholders. ,,1 ,-,,.
p,,e, NAV be cent 70 any OF the UNDERSIGNED with
- ~ substI,u,ion any proxy bearing later date than
tho proxy which you have given To any O'ne '-''
| viii cancel tho proxy Of any earlier date.
VIZ HENRY WILLARD.
| CHARLES L. COLBY.
| COLGATE HoYT.
| Ncw.York May 1s. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
ISSUE OF S5,o0o,000.
TOTAL AMOUNT or MORTGAGE,
s24,soO,OOO.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK. TRUSTEES.

INTEREST PAYABLE MARCH AND sEPT l.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
REFERRING TO THE EXTRACTS FROM LET
TER FROM THE TREASURER OF THE COMPANY,
APPENDED HERETO, WE ARE Authorized TO
OFFER THE ABOVE $1,000 900 OF BONDS FOR
PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION.
APPLICATIONS FOR TUB BONDS WILL now BIZ
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICES OF THE UNDER
SIGNED At THE PRICE OF SO PER CENT. AND
ACCRUED INTEREST, THE RIGHT BEING RE-
SERVED TO CLOSE THE SUBSCRIPTION AND TO
ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE, ALSO
TO REDUCE OR REJECT ALL APPLICATIONS
OFFERED.
ALLOTNENTs WILL BE MADE IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE SUBSCRIPTIONS HAVE CLOSED,
WHEN PER CENT. OF THE AMOUNT OF BONDS
ALLOTTED WILL BE PAYABLE.
BONDS WILL RE READY FOR DELIVERY MAY
IS, 1889 AND APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
LIST THEM AT THE NETWORK STOCK BX-
CHANGE IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
FORMS OF TIKI BOND AND COPIES OF THE
MORTGAGE (BOTH OF WHICH HAVE BEEN IN
AHMED AND APPROVED IN ALL RESPECTS BY
OUR COUNsEL) CAS BE OBTAINED PROM THE
UNDERSIGNED.
Maitland, Phelps & Co.,
Kessler 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

r,zr- yonK Law OF cHATTEL MORTGAGES BY
DIX W. Smith. $40, pp. xix, lS2 hA''no"
Bender, Albany
the custom Of securing the payment OF loans OF
.,her debts by mortgages upon personal properly
4 nav so general that the law governing the maser
~ interest to large oass Of persons The uoioSl
s.els,ons in this State affecting chattel motgages
nuu,ser more than one thousand; but MI SMITH
hook IL the nrst attempt, at all events recently, 70
solls.e and digest these decisions INTO coh'p~e'
lrsat, a, The work makes no effort to 90 moro tnan
.uee,nstly. and under q convenient arrangement 70
.tate the salient points Of the various decisions 'he
.xact Language Of the cases cited being IN many
In.tanoeS used. But the tendency OF law "cseses
more ana more in this direeton-terse statements
:, 80. tbe courts have held in various cases that
are given rather than long distortions 10 estaohsn
IN. writer's views. This method is especially use'ui
,yhsn dealing With subject OF this kind that does
No, involve abstruse questions but whore 1t Is e.
genital that the practitioner or other person
,ha hook should DO able TO find at once the runns
:, m. court that covers the case he has IN hana'
Tina arrangement Of tho subjects, the careful inde1ns
.ns the clear statement Of each legal proposiaon
-, in Mr. Smiths book are all to be commenced.
", forms appended appear to be carefully prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
IN n ROLLER MAKERs.-TREAsURY DE-

ITO BOILER MAKERS.-TREASURY DE-
L PARTMENT. Washington ID. c, May 20 lSSsSS
Ssa cd proposals for building boiler for the D
Revenue steamer wSsSlngtCn' WIN BE- Ss,ycd y a. A'
igS9 BIDS must be In accordance with ,the spsSihes
lions and should be addressed 10 the setrsAp q ,as
reasuTy and indorsed the envelope "PrgposAs Iot
new boiler OF Revenue Steamer Washington B,daers
must state the time which they agree y eeapete re
work specacatons will be Furnished 70 2sr1 nsn, Ss
nsn The Right Is reserved 70 reject any OF al BIDS
and 10 waive defects, deemed t9 me interest o. tas
Government 50 % do. W. "iSDOa' Sc''e~N' VI H'
Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
THE WASHINGTON CENTENARY,
i CELEBRATED
IN NETWORK CITY APRIL 20 AND 80 AND
MAY /.

The Tribune has in print an admirable souvenir
NJ the recent Centennial Celebration in this city, in the
form Of pamphlet giving in l2S pages complete history
Of the three days ceremonies with much preliminary
matter and in pages number Of excellent illustrations
o. the paroles.
The pamphlet contains the addresses delivered oJ
Chauneey NJ Depew. Bishop Potter Governor HILL PfesI
dent Harrison exPresdents Hayes and Cleveland Chief
Justice Fuller Senator EvartS General Sherman. Pres
aent Eliot Mr. Lowell Miss Annie Aoraham and Others
the prayer by DR.. storrS and the poem by Whitaer
complete account given Of the pafade' to banquet
and tho hail with the names Of persons. vessels and
organizations taking part IN the various exercises Inc
contents include much else besdeA
Every one taking part in the great celebration every
sne who saw It and indeed every one who did no: SEQ
e. WIN want one Of pamphlets as souvenir OF the
secession for future reference.
25 CENTS A COPY.
For sale ut The Tribune onee and BY newsdealers
THE TRIBUNE,
NEw.YoRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

Referring 70 the Issue OF 10000 Of the company
Der cent consolidated nrst mortgage collateral gold trust
bonds recently sold TO syndicate represented BY your COCA
slyea ysovh here they constitut" hrs Hen
On certain stocks bonds particularly enumen'ei In
the nortRsge) having market value Of sACoOoO but Tor
purpose OF control valued At s75sooOo These bonds
are also second lien certain stocks and bonds tik
ho described In this mortgage which tho company
as 800 900 per cent collateral bonds first Hem"
with market value Of sl2o77 $50 and which are valued
Oh the books OF the company for purposes Of control nj
siI. 541. 300
The estimated revenue Of this company for 1890 con
sioerlnE the income Of the railroads controlled by II To b
not moro than last year, will be al .o0G,G00.
In addition above stated Interest may be
expected on the following bonds owned by tho company
al a25 900 Western North Carolina Con
Mortgage per cent bonfs.......... $4,000
s3l6 900 North Eastern II. r. Co. @. NJ
~ eos. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
Proposals
OF SEWERS AND
. Drainage Of the ynlsge OF New. Rochelle
SEALED PROPOSALS

viii be received nv the Commissioners OF Sewers and
Drainage of the Village OF New Rochelle, we.cessA
County, NJ Y, until o'clock .. OF the 1st day OF
June, 1880 for the construction Of about two AID one
half miles Of Sewers in the Village OF "Roehene West
The Sewers are to consist OF uE!6ed pipes
varying from Inches 70 eighteen. inches In diaeteE
together with their appuftenances OF manhoes smpnos
Each proposal must be accompanied with certified
check in the Thousand Dollars, payable IA the
order OF the Commissioners Of Sewers and Drainage, con-
ditoned that shall be forfeited 10 the Conmi>
the person or persons 10 whom the contract mar
be awarded shall neglect refuse to execute the sms
within days after being noshed by me secretary OF me
Commissioners that hs or their pop9'a hss Zen aeGped
Do TSs SO E S be Sa'dh EsG
Of and as indemnity FOR dam3ges &C. as pro-
stsuctioa Of the sewers. So, =.
formation obtained the office Of Horace Crosby 2 FL
Main.st, New.ROchelle, on and after the 18th DAY OF
be Commissioners Of Sewers Damage the
I nses % 5 Ss ta asa ne go
for proposals. II hey shall deem sTG9 SSIRS Shse
Dated New Rochelle n nay v ( iTf seere,ary
DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLlEs:-
once y Se ai'f pyObo.s Il
S aS absct the eooSas MI e rG ssI q
e I hSsss R9G1 cS IS GaFaTeod
BSdS PANT sei M MSSs f's &C.. GS Hi
g adf E p9S So Ssca Siaay' ssoiSs
e aIs TSiaF o. Sag Isse I:sTs sa
hrOo t.nc5,s stSes specified schedules % be had
upon application here Pretsfenee vi " scoSdons AZ
S.y and nd Rl aSata aS X duty eeG being
nSOse p5Gp:tas sn y s sRySa ne cks
" WIkfIAMS Captain and A. .. NJ U. D. =
ROPOSAI,S FOR BAND INSTRUMENTS,
TABLE WARE AND KITCHEN C w Hh,lESs, l.
FssasSSs RsS' 81 sss $s p s:iots 5asa
Tonsay Tune H. iss9, t0r supplying ne o Guat Ss
S.tdPs Department in this city With Band
e2nssSng St Table ware and Kitchen Utensils consisting
=, Stonswars Dishes Glass TumblersrhnNesL
Gorss Mills Meat saws &C. IS a., nfoDSssis Prefer.
,crSeS T IA given 70 articles Of domestic prouen cn OK
nnn,acturc conditions Of quality and price INC sc y
tbe price o. fGFSiE TSe FqGired sGarsne 10 per
tSeteo me alvs Of The articles proposed Tor shena &C;
company the gSR SSs mil n,ormauSn viii Be furnished
anon application this oce. EnSei9pes u n
pPs ~ be indorsed Proposals for BARD ~ % M
SiH RgSsp Deputy 3 81 d. D. n S G. T. u 5
N ECRCITING RENDEZVOUS, 109 West
hst n Y C., April 25th, s9ISc1Iea ,scsiv a
Trpcate subject 20 the usual eonouSs Ssh Iss9 ana
ssan opsnsd for furnishing cooked rauons hSe ~
ua meal, daily. OF good quality anu Ss S"ldlef "a
aud canaG o,i1 AZ SS west street Ns.
Sn,pS tho nscsl year commencing July lst lSss snf
spdns June 80 1890 Preference VIII 20 Siyeh 20 ~.
ousJ,ty and price Including IN the price OF lofegh pr
i1ctioos or manufactures the duty ssereo2 eens
The GoveTnment reserves ,he tsn M, jntornsiion vii
Be- furnished application 10 this once t
Furnishing oomplee' rsonS q; place cantssnRs
should be marked Proposals for cooked raton
and addressed ~ Captain wM H. BISBEE" fOu'N III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
YORK. May Il, 1885,
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
OREGON and TPalSCOldlGltd CO.

We the undersigned having held during the past year.
tho largest permanent Investment In the STOCK Oh So''
eomp5ny and representing at the present tine very @e
mart OF It's entire capital stock solicit your proxies S
used at the annual meeting Of your company at Porna
Oregon June II, 1889 eecting Board OF Dfee'"f'
who shall be IN favor Of the following policy:
lat To prevent a recurrence OF the dimcuIoes winch
have heretfore arisen between the Northern Pacific Hall
road Co. the Onion Pacific Railway Co. and tae or'gOh
Railway and Navigation Co.. all Of which may be traced
To the detrimental interest which has been cSeftd ny
tho Oregon and Co., through Us present
Board Of Directors and otherwise
Cd To brug about arnieaole arrangement between
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. the ST. Paul. Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railway CO.. the Union Pacihc RAILWAY
Co and It's connecting lines uneuding tho Oregon KALI
av and Navigation Col that the business OF Oregon
Washington Territory and Idaho west OF the Rocky Noun
,ans shall be developed the advantage and protection
o, thea eountries and the construction Of unnecessary
lines Of railroad shall be stopped. We believe that II
this h Accomplished and harmony and peace assured. tho
value Of the two principal Of your company
representing at hoT value about seyentyAv per
cent OF tho negotiable assets OF the oregon and
7rnrssonunentsi Co. will Do increased large extent
thereby materially enhancing the value OF each share OF
stock held by you.
g. To oppose tho proposed Issue OF slo,oooooo pre-
fsyrcd Dor cent stock (rectnuy authorized By your
sI2 900 900 ore ga Railway and Navigation stock now held
by your company issue Of such preference stock
will uanriesy be Detrimental your interests and VIII
a.rrcase the value Of the stock which you hold
Proxies may any Of the undersigned, ana
should b. made OF The person 20 whom they are
sen. with power OF substitution. Any proxy bearing
later da,e the proxy which may have heretofore
given 10 other persons will be valid az The coming election
and VIII cancel Tho proxy Of previous date
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gnsirnIiinn
For YOUNG Ladies Country.

<roLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwooD.
u N J. Re0pens September 20. Preparation for cob
iare a kpeeiaty Pupils admitted NsssaE wellesley,
and Smith on our certificate ADALINE w. STERLING.
CAROLINE n. GEERIsH. A. d.
WALNUT LANE SCH0oI-Fomsf Madame Ciem.
w enps.-Boardng and Day School Tor y9Gng lNiies.
93d year opens Sept q Academdeal ana Sonese AN
nation For eirculars address Miss ADA n. SMITH.
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fnantiai.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR So, 100000
OREGON PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
First Mortgage s Per Cent Gold Bonds
Due October !, 1900.

Firs! Mortgage s Per Cent ~Oiu DohoS'
Due October !, 1900.
Secured BY Deed Of Trust 20 the Farmers "n
Trrs, Company, Trustee, Covering the Fraheh,es'
Road. Equipment and All Lands Bei0'SinS 70 tue
Company uy,u,u
BONDS $1,000 EACH. INTEnhf
DIRECTORS:
,,,, pr,,p T. Z. HOGG
'OhN r,D,,,,, N 7 WALLIS NASH,
osGooD WELSH, ~. W. Cy.I.u
n s. BENTLEY. IhohinS 20
JACOB HALSTED, ZtIhlN 49,
-, y, coz T. f. CAUTHoRN.
n n h,INTIIRN T. T. JOB
" - Newyork L. A. ABBEY,
II. G. HAZARD, ' oor 49,
Peace Dale, r. l. JOHN HAisNIS' 49,.
GEORGE S. BROWN benton ~ - '''S'
,,,, 4, HohG Albany. oregon.
San Francisco, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

TT IT FRUEAUFF, "The Book Antquary,n
III, Faston Pa sends "Dshem," illustrated
This magazine, sort Of German Century" does not
,nnthlies he Illustrations uniformly Of the highest
grade Of excellence and American ladies' and gentlemen
they need 70 them az oourant wth German pOnHea
,.,ic covers specially designed for each number The
% N The deacha serial story az the ond OF each Issue
a. pnoue and commcnds itself at once TO the reader
tam Notes and Queries.
UNHE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
i American EDITION. for May IS devo!es q page 70
ro-gSan Matters in Europe by Howard Paul This
new feature be continued each week hefsSier CIV
,rssns and American matters abroad thereby making The
fTIuST'RATED LONDON NEWS more attractive than
aa, IN the United States The number for May 25 also
Contains full page suppeme2t pgstrHs do entitled ne,
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Extract. Of letter from Mr.. A. J. Rauh. Treasurer
81 r. & w r. T. R'way and warehouse Co.. dated May
ls 1850 to Msssrs Maitland Phelps Co and kes'ier
4 Co:
hands thereof controls following three great syns
Of Southern al!roads, viz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
Tnantial.
THE
Mercantile Trust Company,
EQUITABLE BUILDING,
New-York,
CAPITAL
$4,000, 600,

A LEGAL DEPOSlIOiSh FOtN SSON1
FUNDS AND FOR GENERAL DEPOSITS UF0H
WHICH 1T PAYS
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST
FROM THE DATE OF DEPOSIT UNTIL THE DATE
OF WITHDRAWAL
THE COMPANY ALSO BY LAW ACTS AS EGEcU'
TOR ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. RECEIVER
AND TRUSTEE. AS FISCAL AND TRANSFER
AGENT, AND AS EEGISTRAR OF STOCKS AND
BONDS.
EXCEPTIONAL .ATEs AND FACILITIES ARE
orEnRED TO RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT IN
sTITuTIoNS AND TO EXECUTORS OR TRUSTEES
OF ESTATES.
TRUSTEES -
LOUIS FITZG ERALD President
JOHN T. TERRY,
HENRY b. HYDE, 7 Viee.PresidentA
EDWARD l.. MoNTGoMERY,)
HENRY 4. HURLBuT, WHlTELAw REID.
HENRY G. MARoUAND. FRED. L. AMES,
RUSSELL SAGE. JAMES STOKES.
HENRY NJ ALEXANDER, JAMES W. ALEXANDER
SIDNEY DILLON GEORGE L. RIvEs,
NoRvIN GREEN, A. L. DENNIS.
JOHN w. HUNTER hARCELLuS HARTLEY
HENRY DAY, CHARLES coUDERL
j. HAMPDEN RoBB JOHN J. AecooR'
AUSTIN CORBIN. Gilbert d. MONROE.
RICHARD IRWIN, IT,, EDWARD A. QUINTAHD.
THOMAS T. ECKERT. WIN H. SLoCUN.
EDWARD F. wINsLow, WILLIAM L. STRONG,
THOMAS MAITLAND. b. r. RANDOLPH
BRAYToN IVES, wM +. THOMPSON
WILLIAM II. CROKER
HENRY c. DFMING, Secretary and Treasurer.
CLINTON HUNTER, Assistant Secretary.