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BONDS.
Using PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT.

SATURDAY, May Up u
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-Treas-
ury In the week ended last night, which included
deposts Of S210, 900 for payment at other points,
the associated banks gained S652,26O. Inc week
" hank statement published to-day showed a loss
in cash of S3,5o6,3O0. small contraction IN
loans (Sl .444.2OO) was not reflected in the re-
duction in deposits, which was smaller by ABOUT
the same amount than the other changes required
As the shipments of gold by to-day's steamers
counted for less than 100000, and perhaps for
not more than half even of that sum. the
statement does not represent the real condition
of the banks The result of the changes was de-
crease of So 679.35o in the surplus reserve. which
is reported at S4,763,950, against 81 ,486,975 a
year ago, Sss5O5I5 in the o Corresponding e1 week
in the preceding year, and So, SO, go III 1883
The actual reserve was probably less than S2,OOO-
000
The following are the comparative statements of May
s.d NIX z; COO soE pee O1,Iss
ISgaI'tendefs " s,ssssoo q 500 800 Inc 10 500
t pSpSit fSS 9SSoo inc $500
The following the relation between the total re-
serve and the deposits at the respective dates
Spece .. al SAC 900 SO 169, eco Dec. So csc 500
IesSltenders -. 87,SsssoO S7,oO9,SoO Inc. 10000
Total 800 2S4 500 so5ees,6Oo Dec ss5ejaOo
az 81 Sepos 1o1 7s1 500 1ooso4,55o sse95o
Surplus S1z4o,5OV sSfo5'JoO Dec' o@o'o'ooO
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day-EXchanges, $12S,S36, 032; balances,
$500 l9. For the week-Exchanges, $780,,
534, s35; balances, $3o,9s9,ssS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was dull and distinctly weak.
Disquieting rumOrs were put in circulation, but
they were probably only faint echoes Of the furry
in Paris and the bank failures in Philadep hIa
yest1~iay. The selling appeared to be for the
long account however, and the market endured
it patiently The declines were fractional, as a
rule. although Louisville end Nashville and Read,
ing lost | per cent and Union Pacific closed ! IL
per cent lower The declines in the Granger shares
were from 1-2 to 3-4 per cent, and i'll the general
market still less. The weekly bank state,
ment was rather more favorable than mad
been expected, and the publication was followed
by a rally which was not maintained 10 the end.
The closing in fact, was heavy, although III
few instances a little above the lowest points
The scare about money that has been aroused by
the continued exports Of gold was not allayed ana
the character of the late selling was not such as
fully to restore confidence. No fears of monterey
disturbance were entertained, but the uncertainty
about the European situation and the demands
for gold for export next week tended TO depresS
prices. - . ,, -,,,r
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds
and quotations steady at these figures:
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The business in State issues was limited TO
small sales OF Madame class az o foS Sit 4 anu
stocks America sold (l0 at 2lO ana Commerce
(25) at 1917 l-2
ing Atchison Is declined IA per cent to 70 3-4
and incomes l-2 TO AZ IA. Northern Pacific 5s
lost per cent at 81, and Missouri, Kanss ard
Texas seconds IA at Al IA. Reference Is made
to our full report of bond sales.
Rates for call loans were largely nominal, as
usual on Saturday, but small business was done
at l-2 and per cent. 80
The Sub-Treasury debtor to the Clearing
House S430,3f5.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
ington to-day were S49S,J03, from internal
revenue S443,7S0, and from miscellaneous sources
S26,0ss The Treasury received S2l9,379 Ma
tional bank notes for redemption, and the re-
ceipts on this account in the week amounted to
Sl,4l3,712. To secure National bank circulation
it holds Sal 1872, 400 in these bonds.
Currency. ,767 900
-Four and one half per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 291ss,45
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
S4O2 800: bonds held to secure circulation with
drawn, 100000. National bank circulation out
notes, 81 ,297, against which the Treasury holds
$43, s15,25 legal money for redemption Of sur
rendered circulation.
in London British consols further declined LIE
to 0j l-s for money and 05 3-S for the account.
The Bank Of England gained fS 600 bullion on
balance In the open market money was dearer
at a per cent for discounts, and easier at and
IA per cent for daily balances. Bar silver re
manned unchanged at "A 3-4d. ounce. Ameri-
can railway shares were dull and weak closing
without recovery. At Paris French per cents
declined a few centmes to 1926. The weekly
statement Of the Bank of Germany showed an in
crease in specie of 3,6sO,O0O marks.
S. V. White & Co. announce that the subscrip-
tions to the H. II. Warner d Co. (limited) stocks
have been entirely satisfactory
The following table gives the current quota
tons of city bank stocks, together with their par
value and the latest sales:
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des
bfOsses St.. as follows;
7 a M for slatngton and intermediate points
10 a. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmra- Rochester. Buff
fao and the west POttsvle aud principal local points
Chair Lyons and Pullman ear 10 suspension Bridge
o a. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
II 80 a. m. for Elmra and intermediate points.
| D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 10 TunkhannOck. Connection " Reading and Harrs
burg. -
$40 D. m. for L. and n. Junction and principal inter-
mediate points. Chair 10 /. and b. Junction
so D. m for Pottsvle Mauch Chunk and inferno
da,e points. Chair 70 Maueh Chunk.
$50 q M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Emira. Rochester Buff
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge
Trains leaving at 10 m. IL 80 a m. p. m ana
40 D. connect for all points In Mahonoy and Hazel
coal regions. - - ....
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 A. M for Maueh Chunk. Hazelton and intermediate
points and II a. m. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. -, Oh, , ,. A.. -.
40 b. m. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmra. Rochester, Buff
fao and The West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge. o- ~,
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FROM PIER 8, " r., FOOT OF RECToR-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Scabrlghl
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch Elber0n, Ocean Grove
Asbury Park and Point Pleasant, at 10 AS M 3i5 D. nd
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
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Railroads,
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILROAD ofAMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot
Of DesbrOsses and Cortlandt Streets.
rs fOilOws:-
On and after MARCH Ist, 1891.


THE FAST LINE
900 AM1lulman ye:asue Sleeping aS ana a, 90 cara
Connects also, for ToIedo. except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively OF Pullman ve'nblie
Drawing state Room. Sleeping, Dining smoking and
sSS Sa for beth s
mad barber shop srs'y and AL sn inc g bS "a.
aS%S Or and SS Movable Gy anu %.
10 a. M, and Chicago 945 a. m next day
ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
York ana Dining cars from New.York 70 81. Louie.
6 SnSS snd naa 10
800 p. M. and ~. Louis 40 p. m. next day.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r, NJ. pullman vestcae Sleeping Car New:York 70
PlttsbUfah Louis, Chicago, ciicnrst. ana Memphis
to Richmond ana Chicago. Arrives at Cincinnati -
oaS SaSs @ssf cay s Ss e. Ss . SS
Toledo daily, except Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
eSeaso 70 uS MpSe tie
cleveland s5 p m next day and daily al chicago 10
% n second SS sss q SaS daily and
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
washington Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars
rive Wilmington so D. M and % tonsressicnaI Lin.
f SeoH d2y With pq9g Gar a. 20 p s set wss
10 80 S 90 aud 20 "a and iq nsh
o H''; 90 Sp and H. and Hfsy s&a
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. so p. m. week days. with
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20 200, $3.50, 40 Chicago Limited,
with Dining Car, and 10 10 Washington Limited with
Dining Car, and IL 90 4 m. IL 30, 0O = 10 3 co.
1880 700, 80, 100. 700. $3.50; go and or m.
200 p. m. sundays, Express, 0I5 80. 100 90
Limited and 10 100 M, 100, 100 80, 90 30
100 and 100 p. M, and IL rs night. Accommodation
100 p. IN.
For time OF trains To local points the Penn
svlvana Railroad apply at the following Ticket
Offices: Nos 43J $40 and 944 Broadway, Asor House.
OF DesbrOsses Cortlandt Court-st $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn Annex station foot OF FuOnst
Brooklyn 10 udsOn-st. Hoboken Station, Jersey CITY,
The New.YOrk Transfer Company Will call for and
check hotels and residences through to des
tination.
CHAS T. PUGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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financial.
THE LAWYERS SURETY COMPANY
NEW YORK.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR STOCK.
CAPITAL, s1,OOO,OOO
10000 SHARES, 500 PER SHARE
SUBSCRIPTION FOR STOCK.
s1,00O,O0O
500 PER SHARE
CAPITAL,
10000 SHARES,

The Lawyers Surety Company OF New.York is organ
lied under the Laws OF the State Of New-York
The character business be undertaken by the
Company execution guaranteeing OF Undertakings
on Appeal Arrest Attachment, Injunction, Repleyin,
Security for Costs Bonds OF Administrator Assignees.
Committees OF Lunatics Curaors Conseryators Executors
Guardians Receivers Trustees; also Bonds OF Indemnity
10 Sherihs, official bonds, and all other bonds under
aknRs, and obligations which required be APP
therein surety otherwise.
The Company has authority 10 transact the business
becoming surety upon judicial bonds and undertakings
in the States OF New-York Pennsylvania, New-Jersey,
Connecticut Rhode Island, Massachusetts, illinois, Indi.
ana, Missouri, Maine Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Cali.
forna Oregon, and Florida; and has already made ar
gements with reliable agents and attorneys to
commence business In New-York Pennsylvania New.
jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts,, Illinois,
Indiana, and Missouri, furnishing field OF operations In
which the Company certain to obtain sufficient business
to make its per dividend paying investment,
besides accommodating annually fund for surplus
The system proposed be adopted by the Company
upon indemnity IL will receive from the
whom it becomes surety, thus reducing the liability
TO q minimum risk.
1t is estimated, the most reliable authority, that not
less than fifty millions Of bonds and undertakings
filed annually various Of few Of the prom
nent cities OF the United States where judicial corporate
suretyshp is recognized and approved by the courts
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RAILROADS.

Trains leave as follows
8.1O 4. NJ. FAST MALL. LOT Albany, Utica Syracuse
1900 r. Ba cHcR aG$ sVqEEssPBuLE LIMITED due
1880 SI.1S. we Hf DAS except
1900 LIMIT
4,5o p , .M.0SoKTH SHORE vEsrIBULE LIMITED
e.o Say p n.-fAsr WESTERN ExpREss-Due Chicago
e,a s,G r VI ..:"XDiEoSD&cK AND N6NTkEAE Ex-
7.s a'fI =. NJ - BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
si5 ST. hoY Y SO AND ogeAGo Ex
PgE s ROHGGBEaEEEEsF HI
SsfS fo II e. aSSs go os eS' S '9
SS S} $50 Z q ;5 90 ti2S sB B. n,
Aaa5 3d. 49, o. SIS g. Is p j. mo-
E2%99932fs$5 & spiG 4 e IS 4
a.. m, IL 100 noon so 0:OO 49, 9:l5 p H. tl2 100
RoTREsSTER-ol 10 1000 no 80 No.. 10 100 noon.
pUrR&oS M FIG 10 a. no. 4 Is O. noon So
Y1&G CO. ~ LIS q co. 40 80 H. 12 90 noon
AptK SS 90 Ss 80 22 AND MoxrREAr7 AS
CAPE NJ v1S2ESr f HfR5 AND
p: m, 1900 night; also for oswego. $40 10 100.
AuBBGGRSSS'n GENEVA AND cANANDA1GuA7e1o. 10 100.
BE * 81 hi fL 13 VA AELEM fpdIvSHfsroN-
o l teE and .G sS Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
PARK Pos W.T. l25hs ana s5;s' 5ta a'i ga T R"S
fosi.aye E. D. BrooEiyn and 100 HudsOqst jersey City
SS r a O6 to 1Ss from
Italy except Sunday aDaily except saturday. Other
S. ePy 5S e. g. s5 70 = % and
J0H% ToTGEY GEORGE GI;I !, DAXIEL Lss,,
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Ava shares seld Tor tlo III. IOI
sil'et % 20 IS 50 9s4 9sb 46.O0V
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCE AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
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. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw;YoRK TRi j5
"A So Will BIZ Re- EyED o Al TIM Hbir,y rtst
Ils0 Broadasy corner 20thst, until p M az ov,,S
i,entxtbird = conner shave To- buaNe.' O3 rIuI.
Ne Corner Poirlecnth-st 700 1hdaye corner for88 s
seventhst lo26 Thriaye sear PM SSoS rnSm6n, AVE-
lilo Nnthave., cor 72dS 60 i4esi I'll Il so Fast
-fh-st, up 20 D. m.. anu ~
Nest hth-st. az rsSuiAf UNIV
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prcpos ais.

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y. May 0. 1891.
~ Sealed proposals. In trpllcate, subject 70 usus
conditions win be received here until 10 a M June ~
1881 and then opened for the necessary printing auIe
b. had at this Office. The T. >. reserves the fght 10
eiert any or all proposals. Envelopes containing ,pr9
noal. snoud marked Proposals. or Printing ana az
dressed 70 undersigned G. T. BARNETT, Capt anu
Asst Quartermaster. v. S. -
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n EW-iORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
,wents min1tes earlier from ieo. Jay,s,} m.
Tor Middetown, Elenyllle. Liberty Delhi, Norwich
Oneida, oswego Chicago 40 NJ for Campbell Sa al,.
town Liberty, Walton. Oneida. Central Square Oswego.
Rochester, Niagara Falls, Detroit Csieaso 81 LSu,a
timetables 1928 Broadway. J. q. ANDERSON, Genoa
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Plaee. ~ u
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nELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. C. &

w II. r. h. r. Co.. Lessee-Irains leave West 42d.st
saon 4 Mamon G Tese eaf pe from
and GRsae?, Ioi5 m. ' $l5P III E;6 .SlS D. m
~ i psm Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge. Naga-
ra Fas Utica and Syracuse 49, 10 10 f. M = rs
g rs &c. 74f IS, 10 81 all 80 o% and
ali 80 a. H.. sE:oo .5i5 'slS m, C5aRgstOn w;s'
;. * ali 80 a. M u rs, a 90 so 't16 es5 % so
s:i5 ii IS p m. Montreal AID Canada Ea;. is a n
Detroit CHICAGO and st. Louis an thr2ySh trains:
% D. M jersey CITY r: r style II 20 a. m
q 90 ~ m tDally Daily, except SATURDAY Al other
s,sSos anv except SUNDAY. For tickets time tables par:
Tor aid Sleeping or ia
O"N once foot Of Fultonst NewY9rk ct2 800 Vs. 20
and wos shore Stations foot OF West .odst and
toot 4, Law Il Nort Piv.- e. Y ~ KIT oeners
Passenger Agent. vanderbntsve. NcwYorL
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90 tubom Jt Map Gontfrn.

NOTICE.
IN To the heirs Of ELIZA ANN VAN CLEVE (deceasedl
Of the City OF Leayenworth, County OF LeaVeh"or
and State OF Kansas. -, ~.
ship before thu 23d day OF April 1892 to the IoDa
Court If Lcavenworh Comfy State OF Kansas you VII
hereafter be debarred from srch DiGoi Of hershp.
FRANCES T.. ADAMS,
FXecutriN estate OF Eliza Van Ceye (deceased
Dated Leayenworth Leavenworth Co.. RY April % 1891
no HOUSESMlTHS, ARCHITECTURAL
4 IRONWORKERS, FQUNDRYMEN and PATTERN
MAKERS men who desire TO 90 10 work the old
terms TO hours and pay will send Immediately their
names and addresses their employers by mail. All
who are willing return will protected and
assured OF steady employment All names confidential.
no names will be considered after May 18th, and men
who do return will forfeit their position and others
will be hired In their places BY order OF EMPLOYERS
COMMITTEE.
THE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
illustrated The standard authority American onen.
afr amusements. Rules for sailing swimming. ball play
ing. shooting, horsebaeE riding. & SC; in full 81 per
ing and universally complimented bv the press.
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INCORPORATORs.
Tho following are the names OF the incOrpOratOrs

SUBSCRIPTIONS
ing manner
Ten per cent on presentation Of application.
Forty per cent. on allotment.
Fifty pcr cent the 18th day of June or subject TO
the order the Committee.
Subscription books will be open on Tuesday, MAY 18TH
at ten a. IN, and closed Wednesday May 10th, at
twelve noon or subject 20 the order OF the committee.
Prospectuses and Foms Of Application may be obtained
at the onces following institutions where subscrp
tons received:
The Knickerbocker Trust Company of New York.
The Central Trust Company of New-York
The Manhattan Company OF New York
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF New York
The Real. Estnte Loan and Trust Company ofNew-
York.
Subscriptions will also be received at the following
institutions:
The industrial Trust Company at Providence. X. l.
lIe..rs. sheldon IL Binney. Pro violence, X l.
The n och hester Trust and safe Deposit Company OF
Rochester, \. v
The New. York State National Bunk. Albany y. Y.
The German "a wings Institution, III. Louis No.
The Buffalo Commercial Bank. Buffalo y. y.
The Old Colony Trust Company. Boston, Mass.
rlcssrs. Gray. Dewey q Co.. Boston, Mass,
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DROPOSAL FOR BONDS.

i OFFICE OF CITY CLERK. MISSoULA. Mon
tana Apr "a 9t-Sxty.nve thousand 1885 00O) dollars
MsSoua CITY bonds win be offered for sale public
auction in the Clerks Onice City Ha In the city OF
NisSoula on Saturday Nav 3d. 1891 at O'Clock p m.
OF aid day said bonds TO bear interest at the OF
seven ~ per cent per onlum, interest payable semi
thousand CsOOO dollars each and TO be sold az not less
than par said bonds 10 become due IN twenty 600 years
from d.c Of issue and payable in ten O years from date
az the option OF the CITY Council.
Also the same tine and place ana IN same me manner
the further Of twenty-five thousand (s5O0O) dollars
bridge bonds Will be sold The same to bear interest at
scmannualy. said bonds TO be issued in the delOmina
AT not less par Bonds 20 become due in twenty (20
years from issue and % be payable IN ten (O years
from date, at the option oi the City Council
These bonds authorized by vote OF the electors at
the city election held April 49, 1891, and carried
nearly unanimously IN a vote OF IA. - -
The population Of Mss9Sa l. about 600 The assessed
valuation 1890. SiOCOOOO. The rate OF TAX l. llmted 10
~ mills Present levy Is mills The bonded iGdebt-
dness OF the exclusive OF these issues IS 80 900
Floating Indebtedness March 81 1891 sl2315 % Total
Indebtedness s1S3l5 % The present net debt Is Sl0'
O91 4S. 80, c,. ,-
to the amount $1,000 will be required deposited with
the CITY Treasurer By the successful bidder guarantee
OF good fath be forfeited to the City should he
The rch to reject any and all bids reserved Address
H. S. HOBLITZELL City Clerk,
lMissOua. Mont.
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DKOPOSALS FOR BONDS.
i 500 600 FUNDING BONDS. 1020s. PER CENT.
HELENA. MONTANA.

A
CITY OF HELENA. MONTANA.
The CITY OF Helena. Montana, will offer for sale on
NAV 90 1891 500 100000 funding Bonds the proceeds
thereof applied to the redemption OF the outs;lhd
THESE bonds are OF the $4,000 h. dq;ed
June l. 1891 and bear interest at rate o t r"t pay
allie semannualv; interest and principle payaOe at the
Fourth National Bank In the ely OF York. Interest
naysie January and July l. The bonds mature June l.
i0I and are PAYABLE after June l, 1901 at the option
Of the CITY after thirty DAYS notice.
The bonds are authorized by an act Of the Leaislaure
Of Montana approved BY vote Of the electors Of The
special directed TO provide for me payment Of
tho interest sinking fund the principal
The population Of Helena Is from $4,000 70 10000 .
The assessed valuation. 800 O0O00
The rate Of tax is limited so mills. Present
The present bonded debt not including this -.
Fds sse and ali other de6 March &c. 1891 iSs
Total sl37 700 so
The bonds will be sold OF public auction May 20
1891 at m the Office OF the City Treasurer IN the
CITY OF Helena the highest bidder for cash and VIII
be ready for delivery June 1891 certified check or
NewYork draft, payable to order Of CITY Treasuer 70
he City by the successful bidder. guar
antee OF good faith and will be forfeited to the city should
he fan 10 take the bonds . 40,
The city the right 70 reject any and al BIDS
DONALD BRADFORD. ROBERT Is. SMITH,
XViNTED. Water Works at Monet Barry
w County, Mo- Good Investment; Sl4 600. rel. cent
800 water Bonds for sale. Address a w. BROWN
Mayor.
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CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NEW-JERsEY.
FOOT OF LIBEKTY-Sr., NORTH WIVEh
Time liable VI May 10Th, 1891

FOOT OF LlBEKTY-Sr. NORTH HIVEh
Time IaDle OF May lOth 1891.
40 a.; m; for Easton Magch Chunk, wlIke'barrs.
sea sn eSg amsS Sg %'2n sd r' i5 rs.S
Naqc 20 fnu@h Sy Es..SS ana ana 6as%
90 a. m for Eason and Maueh Chunk On Sundays.
s Ess M EnsSSs F 2S15ssh T eaaeS
90 :. EastOn Mauch Chunk Reading Harris.
burg fS d shsmo9 ,,S SSn6eG GTy and
VILE Heading and Harrisburg.
400 P; ny Tor Eastoa Maach Chunk, Reading Harris.
RH in wA''O'rs' Scranton T'"'au' P0'vl' sh'm''
6:i5 >. fog Eastonl Mauch Chunk Reading. Harris.
80 D. NJ Df for Eas St an and p Allentown
For IreehOid q. a45 IS ii is q. H. 80 80.
Branch and points south to Point Pleasant.
sys Keep Ocean G59 and A.SSy psL M
S h sS G 9SS p H. '' sd ss % a.
FOR LAKEWOOD
At ~ t' a s' cs;. at at 49, &c. 20 p Sundays oO'
For Toms River, Barnegat Park and Barnesa.. 4:4s
Fof a. Aants city, ~ gncaud and Brdssso as
a. I For Monmouth Beach and seabright at Sis m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Atlaatlc Highlands Highland Beach, sca6rqA,
Asbury PARK and Point Pleasant at 10 as M S,5 D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WAsHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia at 80, AS, 900, 10 90, II 80 a. M
80 90 80. 90, 90, co. 80 D. m ~ rs nj ght
SUNDAYS 900, ~ 80, II 30 a. n :0U 80, . co.
90 D. m, IL Is night "
For baltimore and Washington daily co. IL 80 with
Dining Cur a. 90 s 80 dining Car, 90 D. IA
II is night. -
Trains leaving at i Is .I u 30 g. M 80 100
80 100. 90 D. M. have connection for Reading. Har
risburg. PottsNille. &e.
For sunbuy and Willamspos via Philadelphia. at 10
a. m Il 80 Buffet Parlor Car. 80 D. rs mid
night except SATURDAY night. sundays, 90 D. n.
Tickets and Parlor-Car seats can be procured at H.
a6t West f25th.st. 1874 East 121th-st New York: 4
Court.st $50 Fultonst. % Brsteay. BROOKLYN.
New.York Transfer Company WI call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
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Diui0rno Notices

dividend NOTICE.
~ dividend Of One Dollar per share VIII g pala on tne
common stock Of the Thomson Houston Electhr CyPsh
on NAV Is 1901 stockholders OF record az eose Oh
busn.s MAY s. 1891. go, ., 10 .tosoA
from Nav = 1891. 18th. both days Inclusive
By order Of the Board OF Directors ,. r..,..,
Boston May /, 1891. L. A. CObFlN lir"9N''"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-08-21

penny, and downstream won. So
away | went, as we are all apt to do,
with the current, splashing through the
mud until had gone about two miles
Then came to an old log shanty which
had been at some time headquarters
for outlying shepherds. I thought at
first that the place was deserted, but
on reaching the door there were no
windows), l saw faint glimmer of
light through the cracks. This, of
course, leading me to suppose that shep-
herds still occupied it, l gave a single
rap and entered, in the free and easy
manner usual in such cases; and the
next moment most devoutly wished
that | had not done SO, for the first
glance at the interior showed me that |
had run into danger-and without a
chance of getting any fun out of it.
AT a rough table in the center of
the room were seated two desperate
looking old lags,' of the Bill Sykes
type, gambling with dirty pack of
cards, while before them lay one of
those huge, brasa-mornted, fintlock
horse pistols, whilL these escaped con-
victs so often carry-and by its side, a
Notwithstanding bludgeon or skull
cracker. Moreover, at each mans right
hand stood pint pannikin half full of
steaming hot rum punch. The dim