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AZ IXPERIFN I'D drc-sm1kcr cAr,l-
" irut filter. tasteful designer, 10 itnt
charge. viii 20 south or West, or Wuull
..Dsuf position a. % .efu. travelling rlu-
u,uiou. well educated. Trustworthy Anfll-
r,u 81 50 years. Addir,-. IN one week.
NJ r. seymour. Brooklyn J.. %.
RTGSTIC DRESSMAKING.-Imp' porte I
\ fashions: perfect 10 all iu 81, ofl
.NrcutrI ln "a hours, price, no -crllr .
good, purchased II desired. Mr., Nc ~
~ i'ls s,,,,n1o.it.. Da1nine's'
SLY fJSU summer dr.-,es male, from
A. 81 M guaranteed. STONES DRESS
MAKING PARLORs, 343 shave.
nIZAN- MEIsY, French DIRE smakers. 81
~ 5fh-aVe. latest styles from Paris plle'e
rrducei FOR summer Parslan chile nice
wori can BE- -crn.
ocO 6TH.AVE.. near 55,h.st.-Mme. De,.
100 lardns. perfect htter ana styi,,sh
1faper. offers special rates Tor August,
French system Oh finishing perfect saustAe-
ton given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH Trespyterlanj.
corner boulevard aud West 73i-st. Rev. ROBERT RUS
SELL BOOTH ID. D.. Pa-toi.-Service al II a. n.
Preaching by The Rcv. CHARLES -. CHAPLIN Prayer.
meeting at 30 .. H. Weekly service Wednesday even
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G
THE PETROLEUM MARhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF rR1ora

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pR1cEa
The dulness OF the crude certificate speculation We,
terday reflected the undecided of opinion among
the room scaIpeIs well the larger Indifference
the part OF interests sometimes active in the markct
There appears 20 be no disposition on the part Of
holders TO sell I'm view Of The existing strong com
mercial features, and The professional bears have
tested the market at times without being able 10 de-
velop vulnerable spot. Hence while no support
becomes conspicuous under any trading pressure the
operators for fall cautious IA their ventures and
prices are easily Influenced toward higher basis
when any attempt /, made 10 buy goods. There wa
a disposition yesterday wait for the announcement
Of the pipe line statements. conservative estimate
at 600 900 barrels. To-day the National Transit
statement will indicate 10 what extent the certificates
available for good delivery on cash or Immediate de-
livery transactions have been reduced last month.
Perhaps the confidence Of The dealers In options a.
system Of trading reduces the importance ~ tis
showing but II cannot lose signihcanc" !n The eyes Of
those who rest their opinion, of the market future
on c0nsid 'rati0ns ouasling speculative Influences on
fluctuations. As a factor at the present moment ne
National Transit statement is not likely 10 influence The
dun trading unless il develops unexpected figures.
stock Exchange but last prices the best. Ia
lie options at the Consolidated board the movement
was irregular \ steady decline from al oO II"
Al 90 30 70 80 81 cents was followed by "A IaiN 40
81 90 ID, but subsequently prices went down again
10 80 oS cents. In the late trading The narkrl rose
10 a. DO 10, with Tho final quotations showing
small concession The market was only STEADY al
The close and dun.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

NEW-YOI.K PORT SOCIETY'S MARINERS
ItcIl. Catharnc aud Madison SIS Row SAM
~ BOCLT Pastor in charrc.-Mornng Draycr-neejinr.
30 Preaching. 10 40 Gospel ami song Scry .cc l.
p. N. Prayer and -tmouy meeting every evening dur
Ing the week a. 30 O'Clock All friends Of the sailor
arc cordially invited
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RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. 92dst ,nd ION.
aVe-EoN. EDWARD LOUN viii preach al
o. N. and ,. strangers welcome. Sunday school
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Citn flcaI estate 60 Get.

AT REASONABLE RENTALS.--NOs.
"a l,333 LeAingt0n-aVc., bedrooms, and
l46 East S9th-st., . bedrooms Al. ntion
l. called 10 the superior finish. decorations,
The unobstructed sweep Of space from front
70 rear on parOr floor. and the bizarre
reception hall thus supplying field for
tasteful furnishing ~ often lacking i'm new
houses. Fail arrangements may now be
made FOR the only Two remaining Of the
group " ten houses. Apply at Owners
Office, Room 30. 70 Cedar-st, or on the
premises ~ lac. al any hour
no LET. Lofts. 50 IT. by 25 a.. steam
i elevator. with OF without steam power.
GEO. b. EDDY. 39s Madlson-st.
11@1 BROADWAY, Coleman House
!, Biock-Lea-e AMI fixtures for
salei immediate possession.
Prooklvn Real Estars.
TO LET-House. 10 and l72 llicksst,
Il near Plcrrpout. well known aS uOafd-
inc-h0use. made vacant bv death ~ tenant;
Is hVe-~t0ry and extension, 40 rooms. all
improvements, stoam f'at. We. n"Wly
papcred and painted Apply at the house
or to owner $50 tilnion--t
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AT BEEKMAN NIL METHODIST EPIsCoQpPiANHH
CHURCH. 50fh-st, near 2daVc-lhc Pastor hN' WI,
PARK ER. viii preach sabbath 20 20 30 aud ~ l,I
short evening sermon the sacrament ana I'e'pu"i % ,d
ber@hip. seats all free. Prayer meetings ai 30, "lA
60 sundsy-sc lOol 80. Oren all SUNNI. r "elcem
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n)ork u)anteo.
Females.

Females.
- rENOGRkPIIEltS and Remington oper.
- at0rs furnished 20 bushes, houses no
commissions. WYCKOfF SEAMANS &
BENEDICT 327 Broadway
YOUNG LADY would like position as
copyist Or almost anything salary no
object - commence. Address RAPID
WRITER, Tribune Uptown Onice. l,235
broadway.
" - LADY ~ assistant 10 architect
can finish In ink. paint and race pans
experience with hrsf-class architect. X,
Box l03 Woodhaven, l.. /.
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Oriinsrl
STAINED.

strict Cool Ordnary.9 JIG Mddlins io
onrI0NS rhor. was lille more stir 10 the specu
alton TODAY but at irregular prices September anu
October were advanced about points on rec Uu'
oreicuens August however. declined pOlhttf win
nthcr deliveries showed material change ivellool
Atvices and spiiltcss. HaieH mere o''-OV D'I
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At TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 55thsr.. ncer ley
ngton-avc.- Preaching by GEORGE w. HILLMAN al il
4. and : As D. m. Seats free
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for Sale.

A RARE COLLECTION OF American and
IA foreign coins. gold. silver AMI copper
pronounced by numismatists b. be a very
rare and valuable collection; will correspond
and give particulars Address Lock Box
3l6. Willimanuc. Conn.
A ROLL-TOP DESK for s25; five feet
n roi.-top for So Smiths roil-top desk.
the best made a specially; decks Of all
kinds. +. IL. MASON. 90 Williams-st
4 WELL-PAYING candy. toy cigar and
IA stationery store purchaser can satisfy
himself by visiting this place no agents
ll5 Allen-st
T. OMPLETE COLLECTION OF Urlted
" States copper cents from 1893 20 1885.
excepting 1890 and 1904 well preserved:
some unclrculated coins. Address G.
CLARK, 4Ol G-st.. y. W., Washington,
-. &.
EOR SALE.-A Hrst-cla-s patent for
hardware manufacturers. Nothing fike
10 IN the market; and pronounced by skilled
mechanic, I'm the building trade 10 be- the
addressed to T.. CHARLES, Architect, 74S
Iroa list. Newark, y. j., or JOHN CAR
son, Boonton, " j.
L. or SALE.-An imported thoroughbred
L fox terrier dog. Address Box 81,
Short Hill-. y. J.
- ALOON.-First-class full licensed saloon.
= cheap: reason for selling, have two
places. cannot attend 10 both. Address
FRANK a. TEETREL, Catsdll. n. Y.
81, 000, 600 2E c6gr. M9GE ~! SaF s.s,
MASsACWUSETTS GRANITE WORKS,
under Victoria Hotel. LAG broadway. W.
ROBINSON.
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FULTON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING
from II 70 ! o'clock. Come in. and pray.
Stop g. ~ 90 minutes the hour. tins admits
Nos 1f3 Futon-st. and 50 Ann-st
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West 9TH
St. ct Broadway and 7thave., Rev W. MERLE SMI H.
d. d. Ia-t0I.-Prcac hing a. II a. IN. and : p. IN. uy
Rev L. D.. GULICK. of New-York Strangers co4d
ally welcomed
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Prces are for September options. sales includ
i'ooV barrels Ia morrow delivery az 90 IL cents.
REFINED oil quotations wers unchanged at 40 cents
cents In Baltimore.
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bodr0 an0 Rooms.


A a SPACIOUS HOUSE. newly fur.
hi,ntd. sanitary plumbing: VIII let
p,'. IL. ~ tl suite or slngly (breakfa,t Op-
1,,,91m,aD location near 5th.avo.. Murray
I'M connecting houses near Bryant
l.,lh o,i,L attractive rooms exec! len, board :;
pafloiL dining room; family tables rooms by
the Jay or week best references.
~ EF ElstIl BOARD DIRECTORY
- West 3jth.st.
- years references
T.. A. DALEY.
HANDSOME large and small cool ioorIs :
- 'N,eHrnt board house and appoint
"''hts hi'tcias,. % East 22dst
= THls.AHE;. % CORNER 15rH.sT.-THE
= - HI NG.-This new house now open
Tor tNe selection ~ rooms board and ali an.
PolIthlchl, cannot Dee excelled.
AZ p.ST.. lis WEST -Hardsomely fur,
II nished rooms, large and small Win
bo'i1 mousse ana location hrst-cass refor-
Brooklyn.
BOARD -l32 Columbia Heights: two
~ lovely rooms. inst papercd aud painted.
overlooking the Bay. singly or en- suite
IT." q very lal9" room with river view ON
fourth hoor. suitable for single crnueman.
ana Two co.i furnished rooms al AZ Willow
81. ell appointments hrst.ciass; references
exchanged.
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flats 90 Get. llntnruisht0.

A -ALCAZAR
n. Frproof, 40 and 100 East s0th-st,
Between Lexington AID PARK aycs.
Elegant new apartments, eight large
rooms and bath. steam heated; also sOam'
heated dry!ng-room passenger elevator.
Inquire on premises. JanltOr.
II IFTH-AVE
L Marcell1 Apartment House. Fifth-avc.,
bet Mt Morri, Park and l25th-st. elegant
decorated flats ~ Ut az cNtr molly low prices
for. the locality; call and examines all uar-
ticulars on the premises.
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FIVE POINTS MISSION, G3 Par.-st tSito Of Ola
Brewery J.-pltictng morning and evening by supcfin.
tcnlcnt Rev. o. X. BOUTON. Sunday-school = 80
D. Ia. Al welcome.
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domestic Situations Uaute0

Males.
OACHMAN.-By a hrst-elass young man
" Just disrngaged is a nrstelass ciy
driver viii be highly recommended by l.st
employer. Cali or address J.. e., LSi9
Broadway.
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miscellaneous

A LBERT g.. SPENCER, 276 6th-lyc.,
y between 18th ami 18th 81. -Umhfe.ias
Iarasois, caLcs. mace % Ofutr, rt-coFclr1
and repaired prompr and reliable
4 ARPTSTEE and cabinet work ail
\ branches estimates iuiu. she'd join
". ALLISON 253 West i5fh-st-
RAMILY ICE MACHiNE.--ice in Q Fey
4 mluufn-: pric. SO o. sloj. l.. DIR
MIGNY. 1875 w. 25th-st., and In the pfnci-
pa. hardware stores.
OWN AWAY. TEA SPOONS Sis
u slid siiNef-piatcd tr1 spoon, mailed io
YOUR addrrs- free upon receipt Di 1Jc. NJ
ifc-- SIMON. Fulton Street Ear am
IIu'e. BROOKLYN. y. y.
~ ANTED.-A lot ~ fancy PIGEONS -t't-
,.,d NOT ausS,r Address &. j. IlLLfOHDf
lOth-st.. cor. Oth-atc.
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor.
,jth.-t Rev: JOHN HALL j.: D.. fa'tou.-Ih" Rev
. MI NRO GIBSON. d. d.. ~ London is expected to
niciat. sunday 1lh inst. Services &C IL a. and 4
} m.
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Citr HeIl estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE. the elegant private
"A. dwellings. 3 and 4 story Il 20 81 It.
irnti strictly private locatOn Nos. q o.
% East 92d-st. Inquire Of PHI. RRAEN.
100 East S6th.st. 4; also Investment property
for sale
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 155 Worth.
st., WILLIAM r. BARNAKD. SuperintndenI-Servce
Of song every Sunday al 80 The service l. al
mos wholly by the children ~ the institution. Pur.it
snllcIt-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

HUGH o. PENTECOST will speak Sunday. s D. M at
Nilsson Hall, ljth-st' near 3ia'f Subject: Murder
by Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

JOACHIM KASPARY, the London Humanitarian
Dc.t viii discourse "a tn Knckefbocker Conservatory.
"a Wet i4th--t. every Sunday morning. Tomorrow,
ut II o'clock "Spnola ana Pauthcism,7 Reader, MIS-.
KASPARY. Admission free.
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furnished Rooms.

Inrnlshc1 Rooms.
GENTLEMAN or gentleman and wife
- ~, permanent OF transient; reasonable rent.
d TH-ST., go WEST.-Niceiy furnished
II rooms with folding bed one hall
room.
cO DSF, ~ WEST.-First-class rooms
~ single or double elgiDly located con-
100 East 2lTH-ST. Desirable large and
- small rooms.
1917 TH->T. 30 EAST.-Plea>ant newly
~ furnished rooms eligibly located
and convenient % four car lines everything
lirst-cl1Ss.
los ILDBfl GE-ST. Private house
iCO Inc furnished front rooms all con
Ntniences also front aud back p2rlor to
suit physician.
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/
Dci-t viii discourse a tn Knekerbosker Conservatory
at II o'clock ..Sproza and Panthcism Reader Mis-
| KAsPARY. Admission free.
ard 2faye ncy pAyID 6. %66LIE ihD, i9'tor,,-
Roy d. EWING oh,cats At 10 al, 40 mo'pinE ard -
Wednesday evening Strangers always welcome.
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. come,
llt , JOIN h. CAMtltL rat}r VII prae
op ~ =; 3D. ~ rich.ns by I Kew ana tfHY4rr
MOORE Strangers made Welcome. Church open ali
| summer.
YTwTo c. G F9GT NO socIETYs MAEINERS
IL B6 %f F ala Ia asi a1Gn Sra % SAM
30 PREACHING 10 40 Gospel and song service Il
Ing the week a. 80 O'Clock. All friends OF the sSllor
arc cordially Invited.
rHILPs PEEsEYTEEItN cHrRcn, corner 7sI,
~ ana Naa,oilI wee a4a m lnI@Ign N
OF fhnadclphia VIII preach
RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH nrespyteram
corner Eop a aud West 7al,st. Rev RobEEr RUS
Pfarhng by Inc Kew. CHAEfFS r. CifAPiN pfavap
meeting at 80 =. n Weekly service "wednesday even
RIVERSIDE RRArTrIsT CHURCH. ,22ed.t ,na ION
f n and D. N' STRANGER, Nccoh % ayh
NiNts SING CAMP MElIlNt'.-JOt with Won
driu. Larger ats End inct than sinner
converted; beicyef- smcua.L EcV. THOMAS HAIR
El>ON 90 every meeting. CON-.
ST LrKES METHODIST EPlSCoPAL CHURCH,
4l>-f.. 6,.-atr., NHs. j. s. Triple PaSor.-Suu-
dal-.cho'l 80 Co. 49, pirgchiug II a.. ritycr meet
ing "Wednesday evening ociorh. All cordially invited.
-, ST JAMES METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH
M1JiS1u-aNc. ami l2Gfh-si.- Rev. Dr .. II. TIFFANY
Pastor Preaching bs thc E.,. j. ". \. DODGE, Of
Ncw-Nork Conference. 90 10 30 a. and .
TWENWTIIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
conner IrNn- luiiate., Kew THOMAS DIXON, JIt.
I1stof- Preaching sunday at 10 80 ant - y.
hN the Ery. GEORGE e.. NEEDHAM. Strangers and
young men specially invited
THIRTFENTH strict PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
between Gh ana 1th avr-.-ry. JOHN Il. WOf;EALL, oi
j. HhuA. iowa, breaches at 10 30 e.. and 10 =.
All are welcome
49, WESTMINSTER PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH or
WISI IMEErYTIlIED STREET 21O West 23i.st.
". H. L. sAMfLE D. d.; aud iey. j.. NJ. DEEMS
o. n ANA the Rev J. g. REID 40 rs p. M Stranger,
welcome.
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Gonntrp Real estate for Sale


A 6ENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.- Hand.
y some residences ami building sitcs Tor
sale houses 10 let. season or year. CLAIR
ENCE Il. TUBES. BeeBmsn-st.. n. Y
AT CRAWFORD. IS minutes from New.
"A York. on Central Il. X. of y. J., deslr-
aDle French roof hou~' for sale; : rooms,
barn and fruit; lot 100000; cool situation
near station. Apply to WA. d. B!GELOW.
Cianfod, Union Coz y. j. o. CllAS. LfO
ABBY, Al Maiden Lane. y. Y
AT MONTCLAIR AGENCY. -Handsome
y residences for sale OF exchange houses
70 let, furnished AMI unfuTnished- WIN
NJ. TAYLOR. - Cedar.st
| oNG ANCU.-For sale at Elberon
a. fine. large 90room residence also large
plot or Llncoln-aye and Park-aYc.
WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch. y. J.
ID BAL ESTATE for sale. peor ali The
IL Orange n. j., stations; barg aims low
pHce- easy terms; near NeW-Nolk EDW
l.. HAMILTON e co.. 96 Broadway
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH shave, corner
12ti-et. Rev, RICHARD d. HARLAN, Minis
t.r.-S erNiccs. II a.. ~. aud p. Rev ROBERT
CHRISTIE, d. d.. OF st. Paul. will prtach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

FORTYTHIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Preaching 10 80 a. and - D. m. by
the Rev. SAMUEL j.. GRACEE, ID. D., OF the New
England Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

At TIE CHURCH No u Lafayette Place, h III
4th-st. Rev GEORGE II. COTTON Will preach ~ 'O'"
services
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domestic Situatlons Wanief
Males

COACHMAN.-Youn married couple
" English Professionals. 9ifc good cook
asd laundrsss, COACHMAN. 12l Wess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

At THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES
Morning service IL O'clock evening service al O.
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EOACHMAN.-Ry a sober. steady EnV-
hshndn, age 30 understands kitchea
Ea'ien also used 10 stock; also butcher
q. X. 1874 IOih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of 72d-st.
and 2d-ayc.. Rev. DAVID G. MlLIE, Ph.D, Pastor
Rev. Dr. FWING dictates AZ 10 40 morning ard IS
ming Sahblth--choJi 2.l5 clock Prayer mectiu
Wednesday evening. Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. come
111h-.t.-f.cy. JOHN L. CAMPBELL Pastor. viii urclc
90 10 80 .. subject: Reflection ana Transicu "a
Ton" Z 40 D. preaching by Rev. LAFAYETTE
MOORE. Strangers made welcome. Church open al
summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

AT THE CHURCH ogthst. and 5thaye.-Chuicn
closed during mouth Of August
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e. OACHMAN or GROOM.-By man
~ with good reference. T.. NJ, 3Oe
last Sffh-sL
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Tnanrial..
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
OREGON and TTalSCOldlsItd 70.

We the Undersigned having held during the past year
much the largest permanent Investment IN tne S1o "
vcur COMPANY, and representing at the pfesen' Hy -
maturity OF IT'S entire Capital Stock solicit your PROXIES
=, the annual meeting Of your Company AZ Poraann'
oregon June H. 1889. IN e!ecting Board OF Dlrce"'
who shall favor the following policy: ,.,,,.. ,,-,
EIrstyro preyent recurrence OF the dihculaes no"
v.,Irg between the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Tho rrnon Pacific Railway Company. and the Oregon Ea'
~ and EavtgatIon Company, all OF which are directly
traceabie to the unwarranted withdrawn OF the O"V
Pacific Company. Hrst from tho Joint tease anu r
from plan OF settlement substantially perfected iSs' 0n
BY our efforts whereby the Dernanency OF inc pI'eA
rental TO the oregon Railway and Navigation COMPANY
the dividend OF six per eentum per annum upon 'he S
Of that company held by the Oregon and
Company, assured ..z
second-To bring about permanent settlement pet"ee"
Tho Markham Pacific Railroad Company the Union PACING
Railway Company and the oregon Railway and NsV'Rs
Company all their relations In oregon anu "e MS,
Territory and in the Pacific Northwest so hat the FeeA
less building OF competitive lines may be stopped ana ~
that tho relations the several companies menuono may
be aced upon permanent ami harmonious OASIS IN inc
Interests Of their prudent and economical MANAGEMENT anu
I'm the public interest II IL not however our puFp'S"
suppor, the OF the St. Paul Minneapolis anu
Manitoba Railroad Company in Its contemplated ATTACK Oh
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company We have hFinS
resisted during all the controversies OF the past "o '
all ATTEMPTS 70 reduce rental paid to the oregon '
way and Navigation Company, the stock OF which Is your
largest asset and pledge ourselves 10 resist the eomb
nation now formed between the Union Pacific ana S'
Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad Companies TO
control the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company ana
all future atterSs reduce the rental as now fixed By us
lease
Thrdro un enc inaeDtedneSs OF your company In inc
wsest and most for the benefit OF the
stockholders.
Proxies NAY be sent Of the undersigned with
power OF substitution any proxy bearing later date than
the proxy you may have given 70 any other person
viii cancel tho proxy OF any earlier date.
HENRY WILLARD,
CHARLES L. COLBY.
COLGATE HOYT.
New.York. May 1s. 1884
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ISSUE OF S5,000,000.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE,
s24,3OO, 900.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK. TRUSTEES.

INTEREST PAYABLE MARCH AND SEPT. I.
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 s5,OOO,OOO OF BONDS FOR
PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION.
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BONDS WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY MAY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
THE WASHINGTON CENTENARY
Il CELEBRATED -
IN NETWORK CITY APRIL 20 AND 80 AND
MAY /.

The Tribune now has In print an admirable souvenir
q, the recent Centennial Celebration In this city In the
form OF pamphlet giving in l2s pages complete history
=, tho ,s,oe DAYS ceremonies with much preliminary
n,,er and in pages q number of excellent illustrations
Of the psrSdcs ,,,, -,
The pamphet contains the addresses delivered by
Cbauncey NJ Depew Bishop Potter Governor Hill Pres'
a., u-,J.on ey Presidents Hayes and Cleveland, Chief
800. Tpuer Senator Evarts General Sherman Pres-
aont r1ot Mr. Lowell Miss Annie Abrahans and others;
re rraver by Dr. storrK and the poem by Whittier.
complete account given OF the parades the banquet
and the ball. with the names OF persons vessels ana
.r,s,,ons taking part in the various exercises Tho
contents include much else besides
Every one taking part in the great celebration, every
one who saw IT. indeed one who did no; SEQ
it. will Of these pamphlets as souvenir OF the
occasion for future reference.
25 CENTS A COPY.
For sale at The Tribune once and by neWsdeslers
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
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