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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18
Local Items.
Donovan--Ariistic Tailor.

D0n0F0n--ArtiSslC sHIf0i'
Peach trees are III, blossom.
Sportsmem report a good man,
snipe on lhA shnoiing grounds.
Robi. Work Of Marietta wa:
here Sunday.
John W. jones ieft fof Chi.
caso Sunday.
The gentleman with paint poi
Is just now rcspmg harvest.
The board of health should turn
itself loose on the back alleys.
John Murphy is home from Della
ware.
Mrs. uulTord. of Sand Run is Wis
iting friends in this city.
s. II. Bright returned home from
Columbus Tuesday.
Tide Houston, Of Flcodwood,
was i'm town Saturday.
The ase.l faiiier of Mr.. Rug
Higgins visited him last week.
The oh stable on Mrs. Gra-
hams lot has been torn down
and replaced with neat shed.
This vicinity was visited BY a
heavy wind and hail storm last
Friday.
The recent rains were much
needed and have been a great
help 10 wheat aud grass.
Dee Angel Frelsner. nf HE
Poneroy Democrat. was in town
eeveral days last week.
Miss Sadie Pond. we are pleas
ed to note, is much improved IN
health.
Chas. Wright is n-ins Maxville
limestone as foundation for his
new house.
A number If people from this
city attended ihe laying Of the
corner stone at Ewing, Sunday.
SIR. Thos Allen Of the Grange
Store has returned from Lima,
where he visiiel last week.
Miss Jessie While has returned
home after an EXTENDED visit in
Indiana.
Miss Essie Finney has closed
her school at Carii.m Hill and is
now at home.
The boys who own he trotting |
hnrses are Ceiling The flyers in
shape for the summer campaign.
The people Of Nel<onville are
enthusiastic in their praise OF
the electric lights althat place.
+. S. Purseii and The editor OF
i!le SENTINEL were in Colu :Lbus
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Garrett who had
been visiting here left for COlum-
bus Monday evening.
Hon. l.. ID. vickers went 10 Go
lumbus OH business ON Monday
evening.
VIM. Turner and George Tip
ton have jnlned the great army
OF Oklahoma boomers.
Mrs. Alice White returned from
Athens Monday evening. She
is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
John White.
Alex. NJ. McCine OF Outl.u alie,
and John w. S:rentz of Logan.
have been granted an increase
Of pension.
The new Pittsbnrg Coal Com
pany has leased 500 acres of coal
land from the &. IL. V. & T. r.
r. The land is hear Brush FJrk
Rev. Z. Vincent, formerly Of
Nelsonville. has goi:e from Nc
Osnneilsvil'e TO ST. Charles, No.,
where he has accepted call.
Miss Petty, now holding a case
on the Republican Gazette. Is
named as Miss Huston's associate
clerk In the post Office.
Elmer P. Armstrong and John |
Nixon, we understand, have gone
into partnership in the livery s.a-
bic business.
Mrs. McCandIish. of Upper n
Sandusky, has been the guest of h
her sister, Mrs. FrIesner. on Hun t
ter street, the past week. d
John KRISTEN has iiioved his /
family to Cincinnati, where he
has accepted position in a dry +
goods store. 5
John Hutchins mas put up a y
very handsome iron fence in :
front of his residence on Null
berry street. Mi!t Gaffney and .
son Frank put the fence IN place. +
The fishing season is fairly G.
opened up and many good catch +,
es are reported. Those least ex. p
in the art fall back on
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18

f" BLACK GOODS.

Silk warp Henrietta and Alma cloths,
Britt, surahs and ottoman cloths,
Henrietta's and cashmeres. Special values
at 40c, soc, Csc, IS and 9Oc yard
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KID and FABRIC GLOVES.

10 doz button kid gloves, assorted colors, en-
broiderad back. only 47c pair.
Fosters Lacing Gloves, black and colors.
Full line of fine Kid Gloves.
Ladies silk gloves and mi,ts.
Shoulder mitts for evening wear.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18
-DOMESTICS-

LOCO yds good heavy shirting, blue ard
Lr9wn' plalds, checks and stripes at 1-4c
per yard.
5o0 yds fine folded cheyiots, small cheeks
and stripes at &c. These goods are fast
colors and have never sold less than 191.oc
Lonsdale bleached muslins 1-2c yard
Lancaster ginghams 3-4c yard.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18
CORSETS..
|SHOES.|

LADIES Kid Toe Slippers only Coo par.
Good values in Ladies Shoes at S1.25, S1.50 s175
and orr "Prize" $500 Shoe.
ladies Common Sense '.Waukenphast" Shoes.
Boys Congress Shoes at S1.25, good value. =
Mems Buff Shoes, Congress and Lace, at sl.75
and $500 a pair. =.
Ladiee oxford Tie patent Tip and Flexible, only
S1.25 pair.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18

Fancy Yelling. "Jane Eading' Veilings, New
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Buttons and Fancy
Notions.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18

A SURPRISE.
Awaits all u:clasers of Silks.
We elegant line Of Dress Silks, all the new weayes
Black Coors.
We will meet all prices and go one better
They are here and must be sold. Mark that.
lit is to your advantage to buy of US.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18
The Wall Pansr Season

Has fully opened up Mt Reher d.
Cos. Join the procession and see
this large and beautiful line.
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BEADED WRAPS

We have all the nohby STYLES. See them before
buying. Ladies Blouse Waists. Something new
and elegant.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18
-SHOES.-

Ladies fine hand turned kid shoes at 81. so
a pair, sell everywhere at 1926.
Ladies fine hand turned Kid shoes at $500
pair, worth $2.75.
Ladies French kid hand turned shoes at
$3.50 pair, good value 1915.
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IE,jI,I|H|I,A||R||'l||II||s|||D)|N}cQ,
Special Bargains for
NEXT Ten HDAYS!!@
BEGIN MING APRIL 12, 1855.
CARPET s.

Good Hemp carpets at lie yard.
Good Hemp carpets, yd wide at II Lee yd
Good Rag carpet, yd wide, at 12-12c yd.
Good Cottage carpet, yd wide at 15c yd.
All wool extra super Ingram carpet at SOC yd
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18

tdtfiiy " SiuCAuhalis WuSIS lie
has accepted a position in dry
goods store.
John Hutchins mas put up
very handsome iron fence in
front of his residence on Null
berry street. Mi!t Gaffney and
son Frank put the fence IN place.
The fishing season is fairly
opened up and many good catch
es are reported. Those least eX.
perienced in the art fall back on
Tom Kelley's barrel.
Henry Natter, who has been
living et Poneto. Ind, since Jan
uary. has returned to locking
county and is working for Noah
Starr.
Mrs. S. NJ. MewLorier. who has
been spending the Wiiiter with
her sister, Mrs. w. 5. Freisner,
has gone to Chicago, where she
will live with he: son.
Mr.. Thos. Sho!well was kicked
by a horse Saturday, and pretty
badly hurt. ssfstal ribs, it is
said, were broken by the blow.
Though seriously injured. it is
thought he will pnll through in
eootl shape AMI soon be on deck
ssa;i'::
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18

The Union Central Life Insur
anee Company, of Cincinnati. o..
writes the most popular plans of Life
Insurance written today. "Endow-
ment Policies at Life rates. For
further particulars call on j. p
C.nry. General Insurance Agent,
Logan, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
financial.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Oregon and TTalSCOldlBltd CO

We the undersigned having held during the past year
much the largest permanent Investment In the stock OF
your Company and representing AZ the present time
majority Of its entire Capital Stock solicit your proxies to
be used at the annual meeting OF Company Portland
Oregon. June IL 1882 in electnR Board Of Directors
who SILL favor the following policy:
Frst-To prevent recurrence OF the dIfnculues now
existing between the Northern Pacific Raosd Company.
the Union Pacific Railway Company and the oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Company. oil OF which are directly
traccsbe the unwsrranted withdrawal Of the Union
Pacific Company. first from the Joint lease and. second.
from OF settlement substantially perfected last month
by our efforts whereby the permanency OF the present
the oregon Railway and Navigation Company and
the dividend OF six cenum per annum upon the stock
Of that company held by the Oregon and T7nscontnenh
Company assured.
Second-To bring about permanent settlement between
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company the Union Pacific
Railway Company and the oregon Railway and Navigation
Company all their relations in Oregon and Washington
Territory and the Pacific Northwest 80 that the reck'
less building competitive lines may be stopped. and 30
that the relations OF the several companies hehuoheu may
be placed upon permanent and harmonious basis IN the
interests OF their prudent and economical management ana
in the public interest 1t Is not however our purpose 10
support the management OF the St. Paul Minneapolis ana
Manitoba Railroad Company in Its contemplated aack on
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company. We have firmly
resisted during all the controversies OF the past two years
all attempts reduce the rental paid to the Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Company. the stock Of which Is your
largest asset and pledge ourselves TO resist the comb
nation now formed between the Union Pacific and 81
Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad Companies to
control the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company and
all to reduce tho rental now hAed by It's
lease
Thrd-ro ,un the OF company in the
wsest and economical for the benefit OF tho
stockholders.
Proxies may be any Of the undersigned with
power OF substitution proxy bearing later date than
the proxy which you have given other person
win cancel the proIy OF any earlier date.
HENRY WILLARD
CHARLES T. COLBY.
COLGATE HOYT.
New.York May 1S 1899
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Railroads..
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
ON ant after NaN - 'rlih. l"INs
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
CT ~ T c!EN MiS srriX,TfGoNN'
so .nS s ss:'s r. All SI E,Pse:s assn
K as. : E..! 1 Id issHss Va
''e aSt 80 or yEf1I H5 sy New
nYN CH Of Guret .rnostngcaf dinnscar ds.ins
. st' cs &; 4S. FSs gs. &c. S,;1S Sss
a; mcsgo at ~ ~. lnda"apol' II 50 a. NJ ~ -
tan Or CoUu0u, and Cincinnati Elegant compartment
'ggySsSSas' NJ" Ghcssc EXPIRES, Nas,r, Fail. To-
ss 4 and
20 1 M sSrS Rusu d"H Bennington Scr
A"; $50 n xS.ny Fry special with d"
a!S Abby ana Tssz G:1
ponl. "d fitchDurg H. II. Dra"'ns'room Car Nc"'ApfN
Gs:.sS SEspg. ma s. bI hSS, F. f.
Detroit and thicago with Ve"t'u'ei ana Sleeping ana
dn"f snanaasgas
c'GS"das%a NJ Mon nGT and can,ndru,
E,ps: s Psin and as' @
Win pa.r , Gs to 't and
,'.F. y, #Hssss c:fss Esss
Ass S:s, Il SSs..o @; :s:D5 i:
TO a. s 90 on Sunday.
Ta3. .A 'Gf , Ss's;s
Connects at Albany with train for the west
and drawing room anu On
., Grind Central Station. 4lS 7SS and "a BroeoWS;
sae rI.ce battery Placs Oo West i-on.st;; ind
5sin.s l,aSn New York 3Sr %,shngSn, rnd TO Full
nwss.ccrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hon, OF ether. daily except Sunday tStop at 1sstA
Al, station I" insc W pO'>"nscr, for North and West
TACT prrrsy1r1.p AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
VIA ss.a pf,slhs aSSn s : ,s.U s ssaaa
esp't rs N. Fas. sne. superior 'srvies
}. NJ 10y ,.udrnt Gent Passenger Agent.
xx,rST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y: G. q
w ~ r r. Co. Lessee.-Tnins leavs WSt 10 70:
=, '.,sm,ion NewYork, follows. ana twenty mnaHs
earlier 'fGa amSS - So m IS rs - Is y m s.
sIs syracuse Utica and principal intermediate stations
81 IS u nc % only. Kingston sauae,te. ca:kl Albany.
SiSi ~ 10 o o i e. a an ms ~ 3D. io II IS
nv 1aycrstraw :25 q. m, 2aS saS m Elegant
acn,na.cars for Buffalo. Niagsra Fes Toronto Detroit
csitsse and ST Louis DAILY. tDslly except gstur.
S.ys Other trains daily except sundays o Leave
Lyy@y CITY r. Il. H. station, all 20 a. M IS 40 D. m
For acsst, timetables Information apply al
psra RrooElyn-323 washington.st. 100 Fulton.st.
hnnsx once foot OF Eusonsl NewYork City271. sos
sn1 Sta Bfosdw,y. 1ss LS pSwsry II r,tf Place saa
r. Westoosts Express calls for and cheeks BEG.
sas' fr SsusGS pssssnssr Xssn. vsndsibsvs. T.
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WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

New YORK May 81 1890.
The CENTRAL. Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK
by arrangement with the WABASH ~ n HASlNG con-.
MITTIE. Will pay presentation a. IL "ncr, - Wall.
IT.. for bonds and -crp ~ m" classes mentioned h"w
not already drlo-rd under the plan % reorganization.
the amounts found NJ N" Court with int"r
est thereon to Including May Is when sale made
under sad deere. VI:
FOR $1,000 PtRJ
Toledo ani Illinois Il T. First MtCr. zoo "5
Toledo and Illinois L. L. First Mtg" Scrip. l,@0i ii
Toledo and Illinois H. l. First MU". Funded
prb bond, .................... ......... 1900 IS
Lake Eric. Wabash and St Louis FltNt MtC".
BOND, ............. 90. 200 Is
LAKE Ifc. Wabash and ST Louis First Mtc".
Scrip ...... / 2o4 II
Lake Erie. waha,h and - Louis First M'g".
p,nd,d Deb, R.nis ......... I cos 2S
Great Western First M,,c. Bonis.......... 2Ou -
Graf Western FIRST Mtc". l2Oi II
Great n First MtGc FUNDED Debt Bonds l.2U6 -
Decatur and Eat Louis FIRST Mtc". Bonds l2OO %
Decatur and last ST. Louis First Mtg". Scrip.
l.l'' %
Decatur and Fat st. Louis Fr-t MTG. Scrip.
: 10, cent ..... ... .......... .9O4 II
Decatur and Past Louis First M'rr. Per
Ccut funIel Debt BouGI.... l1o Is
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW. YORK.
y. T.. OICOTT. Prrsident,
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500, $500 AND 81, 900.
THE FIFTHAvENCE
REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
(NEW-YORK CITY
FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS,
Parable. principal and Interest. at
OlTaSu TRI'sT COMPANY No, WALLIS

Parable. principal and Interest. at
HOLLAND Trust COMPANY. 40. WALL-ST'
THE TITLE IS GUARANTEED on EACH RoND.
UNDER Al. BY THE LAWYERS TITLE IN
sUEASCE COMPANY OF NEW.YoKh
THE Guarante Policy deposited with Holland Trust
Tsp.riy worth halt much again as IN" total amount
Of mortgage :, ,,- ,r...., ON,
C"rtinca". u appraised flied with Holland Trust Com
PREMISES INSURED AGAINST FIRE
for s"2OlsO snf policies d"p"sed with Iioini Trust
BETTrr THAN "I&2FF$SrIE!RRSN FARM MORTGAGES
Il T ShsHH& A!ET Elf stFfF rNSHHFFs1AHfx
rnEsE %;SPs EAX' YHT iI%LbfGI,TT G GtNE IN.
Interest FIVE PER SEET ;.L gr. 'InuH' p''A" Nav
Each bond Ia worth par and accrued inrrst Wh"n
bought All p,r and additional r."i nur",' ThrH ~oi
II IN" amount u money be pnt IN raNinE Hi" 'HS
All then If drawn out say be - THE pEr"sIl"R
GIFTS 81 I%TEEl II tT All: wh,Je On "Is Of g..
IS 50 OF sJ3 30 Fl 600 lond 4 hn krpt ai. m"""J
nS' ha. a jar. he ss Sa 90 S" Sot pay 81 :. 20
as as That that N '2T more tiam % 600 asp".S
Holland Trust Company lrr4mgcnd' ,hr" o'''' ."
tr.tr, trustees and thrifty people who saN" a. well ~
sEtTKiTY T6n \ TEMroRAHY LoAH n NLEDLn
Tn" Who'll" !..u" Of "mly $1,000 Is "n ,. hy KIN
st. ncar 9Th .,r. Nrw.y"rk cry the in r'u'li vmgc
Of witch rs'e +. ,s2 ooo per anpg@ T 1s
E."ry bot,ihoIdrr IS thu. mad" crr,ain Of he pay
i@rted H. che"kS, th"rurM hank,, The boni. are Of
thTs. SIR. -loo 500 AID eco AL equally ~fnr
~ i"3 and accrued Interest after siAty days notice. as
hrs" hoGd. are for sale until June IS at par and
''D'1 "'' il1iLAXn TRrSf COMPANY.
y, Wy
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST

TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
Leave Stations foo, Destrosses and Cortlandt stA
The &c es. s%s .i'f; My York e. ass Chicago
] Si DAILY & sRs s' .as
s'n M Fas, Line with Pullman vestlbus PasIo, and
SsytsSs .s 81 s .s
ID b5S:: Fss: s
d %asSs Louis daily except Saturday,
:y %: SA 9s.sss . xs 4sss s
Pa hs't Oh REGION connecting at Corr, 70.
Fl e r. :s a ~
Tas Es9s q Af ps% Saf ssvsa
y except nee sh ssp9asny y i, N 10 Dining d ys
s sSs w % an4 80 ~ mp o. 'ssS
Els g ' 6nHs Car and sa.shs. shsoSs
IL az % goE e.Ss . g9' oS S' md
T :sSa RtT Es0 AZ.
uHa.1 90 noon and 90 and 10 Si9 1d E 81 sD q
'': S:?xS' va
B"ss Pn,s dHnS'' speedy
FOR PHILADELPHIA Express Trains leave New YORK.
Desboses and Cortand Street Ferries as follows,
with Dining Car and 10, Washington Limitcd)., ana
80, 90. 90, s so. 500 aud 100 y; m aud 12 rs
night. Accommodation. II 10 q M, 4 40 and Z 20
D. m Sundays, Express 90 Is 8 100 % Limited)r
and 10 q m, 80 4. 80, 5. 30 and p. M. and
Trains eaSne NewYOrk daily except sunday. at 90
NJ. and 90 p. IN on Sundays. connect at Trenton
Ticket 0rbces Nos. l. 435 $40 and e44 Broadway. .
Astor House and foot Of Desbrosses and Corsndt st
COURTS Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fulton
Brookyn; IS Hud.ons: Hobok"n Station. Jersey Ciut
Emigraut Ticket ONCE Castle Garden. .
The New.York Transfer Company will call for ana
eheEh t pSfS epiI G ~ J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
jre Cream.

FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream Is made from pure
"A Horizons Patent super Frozen Brcks OF leo
Cream for Restaursnt Churcnea Festivals Ac will keep
hard hour. Country orders promptly nlled Dspots
ia3sh-st New. YORK and lSs Bul.on.st. Brooklyn
u USSELL'S ICE CREAM. The standard since 1881
i Individual bricks . speciality. Particular attention
TO out Of town orders Down depot 100 Broadway
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el.l95. go

The nyed charges OF this company incu1ins
tho ; per cent dividend on It's as O00, 900 pre-
frrr,d stock and interest on the prcsent issue
OF -. OOO. 800 Bonds (also expenses OF man
agemcnt will slooo.oOo
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81.

ERlE RAlLWAl.-Ticke Offices. ,4oI, az.
:s e.
g fs, ;:'a M s, ~
nsnSs,',s ;ss fun..
" az; ,S sHsA.n's' 0'"'s' Eln'
,s Ssss,
sf SUBJ, 81 every Sts
H's;:f:'f Ri; 49, !, H. ! I'D i
60 10 s 'S IL s nsse
Se?.' s5@ ST., ' IT, SIS IS Is: s
S'H e /, a sS ris's Is S:sSs. s.: SIS ss
H'$:::$ss ~, SS e. 5 'a 50 id.:
sossSEsS S s:' 80 80 o. 5SS g. e'S h!sis
NeSbnfs 7:52la, o, los m; s:5eH. 80. s. $50
Goshen. AS 5os. .. 10 80 a. m; 1. $3.50, 4:so.
MsdisoTn s"I LAS 1922. 10 80 ms
suSd 81 % s. q 81 Ses 10 80 ss.s.i
B.ss on. % r. ives, arrive S SewYors 7s
NO I, Il "a R'ASIIhSAp OF DIVISION
EH s.: 20 Tf":a'ISiS ~ tx : e."
NIX s 3d. 1913 = i 80 3D. g.
"sgou;Ssa Hs%ss with local a%Sishi ss,nvrn
'" Cent e rs su Srh' General Passenger xssn.
CENTRAL RAILR0AD OF DEN, NEW y JERSEY yEh
;SS sishs ke. Ase'0na sr asn.a
rrTHsGp c5 hsss WGP:Ssos E s:ssS:
i"n R"ndins M.r.GrIg PS,Isy,IIe' TsnaQua shAm0kn+
SoPoS 90 hs" SS Reeshs Allen.
n 's SI a9f Us
'sH ] 'Ifs sss s:nss;ss
cAsn 1 k.ins II r,:,aS "a Sundays
I'D RsSss s sssss II I. Pam Ges e.
Geo. co. 80 3d. FI%S sunds;
F' For Do RS' 4 Toms 9SEG 81,
F. TSr Ai E sc cy and hrdss'on. 80
r S5 A &c. 80 S0 8 80 p 90
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From Pier .. N. II.
rs A Bs.s H sSa sA
sa sSna.y ri,k 50 Ocean an Grov. and pon,
70, fl 10 i5 a. @ s5 D. texceUs as
Ou5 For r1ts xs sRs &s Toms River Baes +so
BIAS .. n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
EDR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
M; Sen "a baltimore and Ohio leave Voc foot s'S q
!, Is oS Co. $50 g.
u m. SUNDAYS, 80, 0 80 a. m, 80 80. ana
For Bal simore aud Washng,ons daily, At 80 III 90
Trains leaving At AS, II 90 a. m. 80, 90 $50
burg. Pottsville, SC.
Tickets and Taror be procured at H. osi
AIS V44, LAO 1923 Broadway 1877 9th. ave. 26x We'd
i25thst l3t East i25ths, NewYOrk; Court-sa. se0
New.York Transfer Company will call for and shesb
baggage from hotel or residence.
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortands -
Desbrosses sts s follows:
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Maitland, Phelps e. Co.,
kessler L. Co.

Extracts Of letter from Mr. A. J. Rauh Trea.urer
Of T. L w. L. T Rway and Warehouse Co. dated May
l6 1889 TO Messrs Maitland. PheIp, Co. and Kessr
Co.:
This company through the ownership OF stocks and
bonds thereof control, following three great sysens
Of Southern railroads, via:
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DARIS EXPOSITION.

DARIS EXPOSITION:
I Apply 10 NETHERLANDS LINE - BrosdwN
n " ior new Tour,t Guide to Holland. the Rhine ana
Paris Exposition Entirely renewed rSet 81 ssg
Rn,rrtsm; 1857. s. 8. Amste rdam 1sss. s. Veendam:
fSSo : q OLDHAM and Naasdam. First CABIN. ~ 500
sG0 second Cabin. s32. Ten day. to ROTTERDAM, by
IS ycrniam sailing June s. July Is Rotterdam 10
Paris hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

Referring the issue OF e5 ono 900 Of the conpanJs
per consolidated first morgag" collateral gold trust
bonds recently -od TO -yndcatr represented by your COCA
-slN~. would h'r stat" that they constitute hrst Hen
on certain stocks aud bond. particularly enumerated In
the mortgage market value Of 1880 OOO but Tor
purpp-c control vaI-d at s7b3o 500 The- bonds
also q second lien certain stocks and bonds tlk~
this mortgage, which tho c"mpanys
Is 500 per collateral trust bonds Are fr"t rn)
with market value Of sl2 OF $50 and which valued
on IN" OF the company for purposes OF control at
sI4. 54l 300
The estimated revenue OF this company 1883
aid, ring the income railroads controlled by II 10 be
not more than lat year. viii be 81. 006.6D6
In addition rrvsnu" sbOv" stated interest may lie
expected on following bonds owned by the company
Al 32j 900 Western North Carolina Con.
Mortgage q per cent bonds. s7o.ooo
,3l5 900 Sorth Eastern r. Il Co. q. NJ.
O per cent boAds.. 1900
sas zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortands -
Desbrosses sts- follows:
D. IN. for slatington and intermediate pointA
q m for Geneva, LyonS Elmira, Rochester, Bu6Alo
Elmra-
IL u. m. for Elmra and intermediate points.
- / y. m. for TunShannock and intermedlAte poineA
Chair cars TO Tunkhannock Connection to Heading en
s:4o D. m. for ,tsston and principal insszns@sss
$50 m for slatngton and Int mediate Ioin ss ,..
Connection ~ Reading and Harrisburg. Caau ess -
D. m. for Gensys Lyons Eimirs, Roehssssf. Susaas
and the West MiimsI sleeper 10 Lyons -
nees for 4. aSi pon hssi'''a s'a 'sa'aA
50 m. b, Msast 6Saas. ass'ss'a ed nss's'ses
s'eso N. for Maeen Crank >sA in.s,gsd,s:s sstss
D n for oensyA Lycns Ennif,, &c, Mcse~"5s 49,
ana Sc f.s,s o sssps' Is Hssav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
S.V. WHITE & CO.,
BANKERS.
8 AND wALI.ST.. NETWORK.

WE HAVE on HAND VARIOUS SMALL LOTS OF
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF APPROVED RAIL
ROADS WHICH WE OFFER TO INDIVIDUAL IN.
VISITORS. THESE BONDS PAY REMINflsAliNr
RATES or INTEREST. AND ARE FIRST LIENS ON
VALUABLE PROPERTIES OPERATED BY THE roll
LOWING RAILROADS: LEIIlGH VALLEY, y. \"
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN. n. Y. SusQU'i\NNA
AND WESTERN. AND LAKE SHORE AND MINI
GAN SOUTHERN.
FURTHER PARTICULARS FURNISHED on Ar'
pLICATlON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
DirinenS Notlres.


CoNsoSLIlpATED GAS COMPANY OF NEw.Y SIs
A DIVIDEND Of Two and 0ne-half e l;2)
s . Gay been ss sT gsyaOe June 18TH TO stockholders
The transfer books VIII be closed a, D. m on the
s day Of May and be TsOpfned q IHR; TH isss
FORT WORTH Irt ANP oE pENyEE CITY EAILwAY CO..
COUPON NO. Is, from First Mortgage Bonds
Cot this Company. falling due June / 1889. will DO
Of the Mercantile Trust Company, No: I2o broadway.
New.York }. L: GHANGEh Treasurer
OFFICE
IOWA CENTRAL HALLWAY CO..
A WALL STREET
NJ Office is hereby given that Coupon No. 2,
~ due June l. 1882 on First Mortgage cent Bonds
OF this company will paid and after that date by the
MERCANTILE TRUST co.
WIN. LEWIS BOYLE. Treasurer
SEATTLE COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
IT. He COUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds
Of the Seattle Coal and Iron C9TBsnS AZ iTne
TRUST COMPANY. No. 10 wall.st.' New'fork' Oh and
"5' That '''0 j. A. JAMESON. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TIE SPANISH AMERIGGASS LIGHT AND
rowE X5S c0 ~ ,ND 10 c %SKiLsP'
IT, HE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
stockholders OF record Havana. May 81. and New
Books Close at New-York June and reopen June IT,
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
COUPON NOTICE.
n HE COUPONS due June |, 1889, OF the
paid and after that date presntaton At The ohre OF
the Mercantile Trust Company 100 Broadway New.York
City. c. h. SATTERLEE, Treasurer