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Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-29

The lowest price at which silver was ever quoted on an exchange was 91c. an ounce, and the highest point which it touched in the advance few months ago was $1.21 an ounce. The value of the silver in the Bland dollar was about 7o4c, at the lower quotation and 93icf at the higher.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-29

The unofficial list of members of the next House of Representatives, com piled by the clerk of the House mostly from official returns, and believed to be accurate, shows that 222 Democrats have been elected on straight ticket, the number of Republicans being 92. It gives the Farmers Alliance repre- sentation of IF, but l2 of this number come from the South, and will act with the Democratic party, thus swell ing the latters aggregate vote to 234. The Democratic majority over the Re- publicans is therefore 13O, or 142 counting the 12 Alliance men as Dem- ocrats.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-29
DR. BELLS 8dical Discovery
Ecak, Eerysus aad DehiIitatsl Men.


 A Prompt, Positive, and Per manent Cure for Nervous Debili- ty, Organic Weakness, Premature Decay, and all Urinary Troubles, nc matter how induced, or of how long standing It restores to perfect health the You've, MIDDLE AGED and OLD. This SPECIFIC is reliable, has never failed, or ever willsfail, to CURE SPEEDILY and THOROUGHLY, every case when used As directed, and the advice given is strictly adhered to. It is convenient Tn form, pleasant to take, and does not interfere with business pursuits. Endcrsed by thousands who have used it. Be sure you obtain Dr. Bells Medical Dis covery. and take no other. Your drug. gist will order it for you if not or, ials, nr by mail on receipt of
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-29
He rrcsersbcs 1t

have used s. S. s. for blood dis eases for several years, and find it all it is recommended to be. heartily rec ommend it to any one needing blood purifier
 o. B. TRoUTMAN, Drug Clerk,
 Oakland City, Ind. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, Atlanta, Ga.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-29


 A prominent physician calls the kiss m elegant dsseminator of disease" He eays, fever ia spread by it 80 are lung diseases" |" Out upon the gnarled and snpless vBgabondI I Evidently kfsses are not for such as he, and tho old fox says the grapes arc sour. Let him devote himself to making our women healthy and blooming that kisses may be kisses. This can surely be done by the use of Dr. picrce's Favoritc Prescription, which i'd simply mag ical in curing diseases peculiar to females Alter taking 1t for reasonable length of time there will be no more irregularity, back ache, bcarfng-dowD sensations. nervous pros trstipn. general debility and kindred ailments. It is the only medicine Tor women. sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee troin the manufacturers. that it will give sat- isfaetion in every case, or money refunded
 A Book Of feD pages, on " Wo ofnan and Her Diseases, and their Sulf-cure," sent post-paid to any address, seeur6lY sedied in plain en- velope, on receipt of len cents in stamps
 Address, WORLDS DIsPEssARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, GG3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-29
Dr. PlERcE's PELLETS

Purely Vegetable aud Perfectly Harm- less. Une9ualed as Liver Pill. snlallest, Cheapest, Egsest to Take. One Tiny, sagar coated Pellet . Dose. Cnrcs Sick sietdaelIB, Diltous Headache, f'ousttpatfon, Indigestion. Bilious At. tao ks, and all derangemsistso of the Stomach and Bowels. g cents q vial. by druggists.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-29

Choice cigars, at G. s. Van Wage nen's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

~ fuses - - ge.4 - xg9 - ~ fer t.e sa.ae
=. - aessrsa3 4s1 - estF3fiea. sss eifs 10
spesi a eas aessea. tAs elat~ Last saa fsaI
c.aaspazs. ere. sae q tasy CA ues 2<Fos. tl.ese
t.ss - apf1z1E = telra lG4 tAslt tesss.ea ~
=. sass a. - Wlses IS FeSseytfaslx ssozsilsea.
6la8S Lz4sE Asp Has CaxfA>n.
/ AZ Aok@41se.
NsaEzxF street. Lx4tsGs kSs~1 t,eeeL
CoxVs ~. Superintendent.
ksp0rss ~ Ctts oMesFs.
affflE 81 ro&f1ReLakK-
To th.s Haao1able Msyor aaa NoImea CeUa-
- oftae CTS ~ dEaad kSEiaSs
tssatlega ea- RSFlES sxss.tEee tAs fol.oelGE
tiffs report a s. ss-ne eertscL sGd recommend
fhst she sane bz al!aaee o1l ii ths several
f.,ass - hersla stated
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

thss board ana Aitsf ass laapiFf sna u tessi-
sasta1 81 Noat- .esfr1ttl.a fts-t --tttt tl'e
,..nsrra..f,.p III q s4teG Ia fs ssrI lslst.
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s..rsessF ahss ta4g3 - Vliaf .aaesik
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cad Nsser staHa3le Ia cgilarS Eleff iae hh,scs
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h1ee ~ peapef means ui aisPsAiAz "i iea-e
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ba.lrss "a uoals hs Scr s@niiae ilseltsi oi
ihal portion 81 Rise c..s te epnsif,afi s-sa
seuer
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PRESIDENT
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20


Respectfully submitted.
JAAfs EASDEs sEEcE.
Comptroller.
Ald. Creque moved that the report
be accented and adopted. and the tlerk
be Instructed 20 draw orders IN favor n the
several parties as recommended by the comp
troller aud the clerk aud comptroller lie IN
structed 10 draw an order on the city deposit
orv for s. z.sIl. to be disbursed ~ tlsc treas
urer. 10 the several parties naine'i ia the
comptrollers report holding orders on tie
funds therein named. IN which there. is money.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald Carpenter. Cregue. Dpren. Doyle.
Bauser Miller. Mills. 0Donnel- Saunders
Stokes. Stryker-2.
Nays-None.
ClTY TREAsUREfs OFFIcE,
GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Aug. Il. $50
To the Honorable. the Mayor snd Common
Council o: the City OF Grand Rapids;
Genfiemen-Ihere being suflci ent money In
the respective fands. I would respectfully ask
that the clerk and oomptroiley, draw . war
rant I'm my favor. on. the city depository for
the total amount of the following orders.
No. Amounts.
go. North College avenue trade s 300 o.
PSI. North College avenue grade-~~.. 3577 30
s975. North COLLEGE avenue grade. s4s3 Is
1915 10 500. North College avenue
grade......................... 2.s7 20
900. North College aveyue grade. s.2ls IS
639 10 CAS-. North College avenue
grade. ...-.......-.-. .--.-.-. t.ols -
Tota, .......... .....................s2i .sss IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20


Respectfully submitted.
Gao. r. PEERT.
CITY Treasurer.
Granted on motion Of AID. Miller by the FOL
lowing vote:
leas-Ald- Anderson. Carpenter. Creque
poren. Doyle. Hsuser. Miller. Mills. 0Don
nell. Ssun9ers. stokes. Stryker. Stebbins-l&
Nays-Nsne.
oFTcE oF CRY MARsHaL.l
GYACD RAPIDS. VI .ch., Aug, j., ls.s.
To the honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council. Of the City Of Grand Rapids.
Gent ,unen--I would respectfully request that
! be allowed 10 purchase a journal and bill
heads lor my of.ce.
Respectfully.
CuAsIrs s. wnsox.
CITY Marshal.
Request granted on motion 81 Aid. Creque.
5eas-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
Dpren. Doyle. Hauser. Miller. Mills. sasn-
d.Ts. Stokes, Stebbins. slryker-l-
Nays-NOBe.
OrrIcF ~ Cry PHYsIcfkS. .
GRAND RsrTps. Mich. Aug le. lst.
II the Honorable. Mayor and Common Coun-
CT Of the City 81 Grand Rapids
herewith subm1 nay report for the month
ending july 90. leu.
Number Of cases treated ................l4s
Number 81 visits and osice consultations "a
Number of police calls answered, ..............
Number Of deaths.
Number Of births ...-.....................-.....
Respectfully submitted.
FrrD ". WEfcR7.
City Physician
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

fltF fhte.ffan
On motion Ald. OponneL accepted AID
printed.
1eas-Aid. Carpenter. Crecue. Doren DoFis
Hauser. Miller. Nils. 0'Donneu. Saunders
SLehbins strvker-il
Nays None
0rFr~T OF rrr PosRn ~ HrarTH.l
GFtsu Rsrifs, MIch.. Aug. j.. lsfi-
TO the Honorable. TIE Mayor and Common
Coun0i Of Grand Rapids
Genflemen-Con ? ANT having been made -
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flnanrlal.
To the Holders of
OREGON & TRANSCONT|HEhTAL co.
First Mortgage Trust Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Oregon and
Tpnscontnenta Company intends 70 redeem oil oil It's out
standing Mortgage Trust Bonds NOV l. 1880 az
per and accrued interest in accordance with the
terms OF the trust deed securing
The oregon and Transcon:!ncntal Company having Tor
said purpose sold N Syndicate represented by Messrs
Drexc Morgan Co. the Northern Pacific r. Il. Co. Con-
sodaed Mortgage pr cent. God Bonds set apart TO take
up Oregon and Transcontinenal Bonds above has
provided the and Trnscontnenal dholders
should opportunity TO exchange their bonds Tor the
Northern Pacific per Bonds In accordance there
with the Syndicate VIII such exchange, paying 105
per cent. the Oregon and Transconunental Bonds
against 92 per cent for the Northern Pacific os, crdtng
charging accrued interest the date OF exchange pro-
vded holders OF Oregon and Transcontnenta Bonds aVa
said privilege by presenting their bonds LOT
that purpose the onlce OF DreNel, Morgan Co.. %
Wsn.st New-Tork. before July 10, 1890, after
right 70 make such exchange VIII cease
Now York. June IL 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
SOMETHING THE NATTER WITH SHAD.

birmingham, Conn.,, July (Special-Ths Con-
nectcut Fish Commission to-day ordered Commis-
sioner Chaker to discontinue Matching shad at the
HOsatonic Dam. The season has been an unusually
poor for Matching throughout the entire state and
up and down the length of the Atlantic seaboard.
Some disease in the shad has spoiled the Large
quantities of the fish have been taken, but only a
few Of them were ripe enough to yield spawn. None
of the officials in the Connecticut Board assign
any cause for the condition of the fish. Four million
shad were Matched during the season Commissioner
Chalkcr says that another like this one will
make shad almost in the Connecticut rivers
in the rivers of the Middle states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

SrATT. or MISSISSIPPI PER CENT BONDS
Interest able annually January LIST at the Office Of
The state Treasurer, IL Jackson, Mississippi.
Coupon bonds Of $1,000 cacl Principal due January
lst, 1920.
Total issue 100000. exempt from taxation, State.
county municipal
Total bonded debt Of the state, including all Of this
issue. LA 900 -
Assessed value Of property in the Stat" fj 900 600
These bond. authorized by Act Of the Legislature
proved March T. 1855 dated January 1t 1890 and
offered purpose Of rcmbursng the Treasury In
di-bu-cd In redemption bonds due Jan
lt last and for the purpose Of calling in $4,000
outstanding hVc,.
debt is nominal and all it, liabilities met
promptly to the day
Constitution prohibits the lending Of her credit for
purpose there danger Of Increase Of debt
except the Legitimate expenses % government
The und, rgncd oer above bands for sale at O2 which
equals ard accrued ntct able July l.
Oncr~ for these bond b. made up July t. 1890
addressed to the HANOVER NATIONAL BANK. New.
York at which place pa aud dc cries VIII be- made
Tho right j. reserved 10 reject any all applications, u
close he subscriptions earlier than july Il, and To allo
smaller amounts than those applied for.
w. H. BARKER.
&. A. JOHNSTON.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC Il. h. co.

No. DTNVNH-NI'I tNIf'F VIFIN u
July l. 1890.
n Office is hereby given under the terms of
the resolution u the Bolrd II Directors u the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company adopted Dec. D. 1889. that
call Of twenty-five per Il this day made subscrp
tons tn Northern Pacific Railroad Company and Land Grant
Consolidated Mortgage Gold Bonds PAYABLE Aug |, $780,
and further and final call Of twcnty per cent Is made
pavabc sept l. 1880, at which date the bonds VIII be
delivered and interest subscriptions adjusted
PAYMENT, of calls and delivery Of bonds viii BE- made
NJ the Office OF The Faiucr, Loan and Trust Company
No - Wllllam.st., New York CRY
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
BY HENRY WILLARD,
Chairman OF the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
&C. GUARANTEED MORTGAGES

Secured BY first lien improved CITY and Farm
propeItv West 800 00OOuO loaned without loss 10
an investor The mortgage assigned 70 the purchaser
together with mortgage not or bond with Interest COUPONS
which payable, when due on presentation IN
New.York or Boston the railroad or Govern
ment bond and garantecd by q fuhd 81 ,t3OOOOOO
Institutions cd the securities OF THIS company
send or write for pamphlet giving full information
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Corarincrsbip Notlrcs.

NOTICE OF COPARTNFRSHTP.
NEW-A DIX, July 3. 1890.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that ThOS.
~ g. smith IT,. has this DAY been admitted u full
partnerhip in the firm Of Charles H. Vincent CO. doing
general engineering and contracting business in steam
plants at No 10 Cortandt-st., New-York - -
' CHARLES II. VINCENT & co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THE MONEY MARKET.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, July s. p. IN.
Rv the operations of the New-York Sub-Ircas-
urv in tbe five DAYS ended last Thursday night,
which included the receipt Of 100000 for en-
change on other Sub-Treasuries, and the pay
ment of $780, 81 for purchased bonds, tue New
York banks gained S4,5S4, 0j4 cash In ADDITION
TO this it is known that the interior moNemehu
of money during the week was III laVoI vi
this city to an amount greater than Sl,OJoooo'
Yet, to-day's bank statement of five days average
shows a loss of $602,200 cash. 1t Is eNlde'''
that the statement covers an error oil t"o OF
three millions of dollars, which probably Will
not be rectfed until the statement OF neAt week
The loans are expanded $685. 800. This with
the reported loss i'll cash calls for gam 10 uie
deposits of SD 900, 900; instead of which the de-
posts are reported increased Ss,777, 500; differ
cnce of 81 100000 1t is idle to attempt an
ANALYSIS of statement which bears It's own
evidence of error does tO-days bank statement;
BY the statement the surplus reserve Is reduced
s oYsSSS s ehyiSs 1850 at jSy
1855, and S6,S52, $50 July ., 1887
The following the comparative statements OF Juno
% and July 3: . n,,o,e,o.s
Loans $780, 'S9f 70 $40. ~ 90 inc sSS
fPs.ie ssgi tgSSo ss? pee
Pe%s goo goo ss9if 100 H Inc: $3.50
following shows the relation between the to'l re-
serve and the total deposit, the respective dates
f2 sS59? 500 Dec SssS
Total reserve Os O15 800 sl07 423 800 Dec 100000
Seanst daposs 1O1 3si $50 O357Os5o Inc. 2o'4oo
Surplus ... GOi3.55O $50 Dec g, 10000
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day-EXchangcs, Sl3G,644,276; balances,
S7,265,147. For the wcek-EXchangcs, 80 '3'o%',-
SCI balances, $50, SPA .027.
Money on call loaned at 3 per cent. l.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 81 ,3O9,lS1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
100000.
The Leligl Valley Railway CO.
(oF THE STATE OF NEW.Y0RD
Four and One-haIf Per Cent.
First Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Guaranteed Principal aud Intcre'tby
The Lehigh Valley Railroad co.
(OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
such Guarantee Being Endorsed on fnch Bond
The Girard Life Insurance, Annuity d
Trust Go of Philadelphia, Trustee.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE,
$4,000, 900.
PRESENT ISSUE. sGoOoooO THE REMAINING
$4,000 900 TO TIE ISSUED ONLY As FUTURE RE.
oUGREMENTs OF THE COMPANY DEMAND)
PRINCIPAL PAYABLHJILY l, 1910.
INTEREST PAYABLE JAN. AND JULY 1 IN
PHILADELPHIA.
Both Principal and Interest p"yab'" In tnited
Gold Coin of the present standard wciRhi ana hhc
ness without drducton from either Principal or IN
under any present or future laws oi tue 'h'lc"
stnte. of America the state Of Ncw-fork Tor
National. state q Municipal purposes
Coupon Bonds OF $1,000 each 10 Bearer WIN Priv
IcEc Of registration OF frincipa' ohS' or "o' "
cipnI aud Interest.
The bond are FIRST mortgage upon the railr ''d It's t
min,, and r'a estate.
Tho capital stock u tho Company Is owned py 'h' Le
hirh Valley Railroad Company.
Tho I.hlrh Valley Railway is extension = the L.
high valley road Companys system from Sayr' Penn
n Hufalo y y aud when completed Will embrace 243
miles ~ RAILROAD I23 milo, ~ which now competed ana
,hc ba auco under construction
rItr PRESENT THROUGH BUSINESS or THE
LEHIGHl VALLEY RAILROAD CO., Mhi'h -
C,N AT ONCE SEMI OVER TIE LEHiCh VAIL
IryR.IIW,y WHEN COMPLETED, TOGETHER
WITH THE LOCAL BUSINESS OF THE LNTTEh'
IL MORE THAN SUFFICIENT tn fNh All
rIxyD CHARGES or THE RAILWAY 60. AND
TItr INTEREST on TIE ENTIRE sf5.OO0.OOO
OF THE ABOVE BONDS OF "hi'H s"'"oo'"""
ARE NOW ISSUED. -
TIE ANIMAL NET EARNINGS OF TIE Ltiiit.h
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY. WHICH Gl AK
A>TEE-TUE-E BONDS, HAVE BEEN FOX NJ VI
NrR or WEARS ~ ENCE-S or S5.OOo 600,
WuILETHE FIXED CHARGES, INCLrDlNG ALI
ar ,KA\TEE- AID RENTALS, HAVE BEEN ONLY
ABOI n 81, 100000.
COPIES of the Bond MORTGAGE and letter OF President
wilbur In r'ean TO The properties can De 'N''i'u ~ o"'
once.
We AFTER Me aborc bOndS for
sale at IOI AVID INTEREST,
PIY1BLE July IL NEXT. ut
rhich time negOti0bIc receipts WW
bc issued. erchdnDenbic for the
bo,,ds mhen cngr0rcd, On or ABOUT
1ugMSt I.
The subscription WiU be opened
ut the O6ice If the WiiprsiDned on
me morning ~ WOnddy, J"ty =
AMI closed at nOOn T"esday. JHtY
s. .IIIOfneuts WiU be mute as
promptly as possible Mcrc0ffcr.
The rights reserved rejc CT nppIicntons 10 close
the earlier thnn tho snid date aud 10 aot
smn Her amounts than those applied for -
a STINT ltsrcCus issue VIII be made m LONDON py
MH-sK-. BROWN, snIrLEl \ co. and N
nRONS BROTUERs x co, and appcauo viii be
male to list uoso bonds the Philadelphia Ncw-icrk and
London Stock Exchanges.
Nc recommend these bonds very desirable In
vestment
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
50 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
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obstruction
For Both SeXes-Cit

VACATION PUPILS. Bookkeeping, wiring 1g'
"A. arithmetic correspondence, spelling IenVeI"iy'
typewrtng Ladies' department. PNatr instruction Jay
evening All summer. PAINE'S BUSINESS COI;ht't'
81 Bowcry, Canal; uptown, lO1 west 0tVh's"'
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Dipi0eno Notifies
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
no. 1876 BRoADWAY,

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
NEw.YoRK. June IS, 1890.
dividend NO. 40.
~ A quarterly dividend Of one per cent ID On 10
capital stock Of this Company has this day been declared
PAYABLE July 10, 1890 For the purposes Of this DIM.
dend the transfer books now closed viii be opened On
closed on Monday June 49, 1890. at O'Clock D. m anX
reopened Wednesday July 10. 1880 at 10 O'Clock N.
IL. CALEB, Treasurer.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD CO., :
No. 20 wILLIAMST,
NETWORK. July 2. $780,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.
l. pany this day declared dividend Of One and
Ninetyone .hundredths per Il 90-l0O Der cent?.
payable in stock scrip convertible into stock and
cash dividend Of Tenonehundredths per cent 0100 Der
cent? making Two per cent, and extra cash dividend
Of One per cent payable 4th August, 1890 such
as shall be registered Stockholders OF the Company q
D. the 2lst day Of July, 1890.
The stock books OF the Company will close
at D. M July 2lst, 1890. and reopen at 10 a. N.
on the 7th day Of August, 1890.
EX. NORTON, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
TREASURY STATEMENTS.

The customs receipts reported at Washington To-
day were 961,o40 the internal revenue recciptS
were sos 1863. The United States Treasury re-
crivcd Sl73,Oj2, and for the week S9JJ,99'
National bank notes for redemption
The United States Treasury now holds Si43,,
2Qq.5jO United States bonds 10 secure National
bank note circulation as follows
-Four ioo,
-Four and onc-half per cents S'4h'oo
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week
S233.iJO; bonds held to secure circulation with
drawn $4,000 National bank circulation out
standing currency notes, $le'3d s'04E' g9tu
notcs SI3g.1s7 against which the Treasury holds
S55.3l1 .043 legal money for redemption OF sur
rendered circulation.
The Stock Exchange adjourned on thursday
until Monday and therefore there was no buslhcSS
done " 49,.
The foreign exchanges were dull. OF course put
the temper Of the market was weak
The state OF Mississippi oilers for SAFE III an
advertisement on this page 100000 Of It's 4 per
cent bonds Interest is payable anhualy
ON January l. NJ the Cilicc OF TIE State treasurer
I'm jackson. They are coupon bonds oil - ~"
each and the principal Is due January l. l'-'.
The total issue j. 100000 and the bonds are
cxcn,nf from taxation. The bonds are offered ~
100 which is equivalent 10 par and accrued IA
terc>t PAYABLE July u Offers for these bonus
may he made up 10 July =, ADDRESSED 10 inc
Uan,ycr National Bank, Ncw-lorls. Ihe awe
ti,,mcnt is signed 10y W. Il. Barker ana - a
Johnston. agents for the State.
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Qfatbrrs.


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IL Chambers New-fork.
IF YOU DESIRE TO LIVE IN
a select locality. less than forty
minutes from New;fork CITY
Hall, commutation 10 cents each
way. in a healthful and beautltu
nearby village. on the best linS
OF railroad TO be found please ~
dress, for partic MARS, oo
BENZ. w. HlTCHCQCkl
Il Chambers.st. New'xene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

PHILADELPHIA July 3 $500,
THE FIDELITY lNSl RANCE Tx 81 md
/ SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY will distribute, through
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, OF New.lork, Oh and
after July is to stockholders OF record July !, OF the
cUiCAGO GAS COMPANY, amount equal To one per
cent Of the par value OF their holdings n..,,.
' " STEPHEN A. CALDWELL. President.