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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-15
state Officers.
Barbsf County omcers.
PHYsIcIANsIN MEDICINE LODGE

9 KoCIELL,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON,
Once on Kansas Avenue, next to Index office.
MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-15

n II q LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 80.
W. liz Ns Regular Communications, first
and third Monday evenings in each month
Mrs. FRANCIS ELLIS, W. Nj.
NANNGE V. o. BRYAN, see.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-15

q N LOREN EDWARDS CAMP, No. l52
y, Y s. of ", meets on LIST and }d Satur
day evenings of each month, i'm their hall ON
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-15

A. O. u W. ESs'y Essts q LSaSe S@S 4,S Sf' Friday Ssg
night. e. Nj. BYERLEY, Nj. W.
]. W. SINGER, Recorder
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-15

-'0'' - ~ j. L. RoMIG, Commander.
j. II. WILLIAMS, Adjutant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
East Tenn, Va. & Ga. R. R.

Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the Extension
and General Mortgage Bonds OF the Fast Tennessee Vr
gnla and Georgia Railway Company that a majority In
interest OF the holders OF said bonds have entered into an
agreement In writing with committee OF bondholders pro
yding for reorganization OF said railway company, and
copy Of said has been lodged with the
Central Trust Company OF NewYork for Inspection and
that holders bond, who have not executed said
agreement may become parties thereto and will be en-
titled participate in the benefits thereof by signing the
came before August l. 1892.
&. WEIDENFELD, Chairman.
EUGENE KELLY.
CHARLES vi. FRY,
RICHARD r. WILSON,
DAVID &. ROBINSON,
Committee
LEWIS r. WILSON. Secretary
Dated June p, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, July 22-p. m.
The official announcement that the chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad had Withdrawn
from the Western Traffic Association brought only
dulness to the stock market II II is matter OF
interest il NAV be remarked that after huctua-
tions Of about IS per cent the STOCK closed Is
lower at lOl l-s II is possible that some Of the
directors Of the company do not yet know that the
transactions in the stock wcr" not more than a
third Of the recorded business yesterday. Attempts
TO de;reciat. the importance of this action of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Company were
without influence The best argument was that
rates in the Southwest were already demorallzed.
and that the company could lose nothing. II wa-
urged in fact that, having thrown of it's shactes
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy was prepared
TO do its part OF the general traffic. Of cours" the
company would act in harmony with other rail-
way lines, although it was prevented by crcum-
stances entirely beyond it's control from obscrv-
ing IFS agreements The withdrawal Of the Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy probably puts an end
to the present association. II remains 10 I've seen
whether the dissolution il calamity.
The duneSs of speculation was not 10 DO quc>-
Toned The Vanderbilt stocks were exceptionally
l-2 and Lake Shore IS per cent. although their
last prices were considerably below their highest
points The other advances which were made
were in other stocks which have an intcrnn'ionai
market Atchson, Louisville and Nashville. and
the preferred stocks Of the Northern Pacific and
Wabash systems made small final gains. As
rule the final variations were insignlhcant dc
clines and the closing was without spirit. IL
must be acknowledged that the recent advance,
even if il was artificial. was carried far beyond
the limits Of popular expectation.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were again no transactions III Govern
ment bonds, but the asked prices for - were
raised IA per cent. The closing quotations were
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

A, tho Exchange Yesterday James l.. Wells offered
under plot Fourth-ave, northwest sue
known Plot 10 map Of Carement High BRUCE N H
running northwest liONirregular' Iherc was .v"'
ference OF the parties Interested, with view 70 settle
men snd ultimately the sale was adjourned I" july 10
Ill Broadway Hanett Co. Z, SSld undsr
IS feet OF thii ty-iourthst' u
William Kennedy offered under foreclosure No ~
West tny.thrd,s west Of NGtnaoe' I S ySalni
was the buyer, at s25 100. y..,
The following sales held at the New'York Real
,.story building lot: No AZ West ;$,-st' s.
/ lot WiIlis-aye IS IT n lS4th''t' 2'Aoi'oi H.
Sale Of plot Of land on ithave, Devoe'st,
was adjourned TO July ~.
RI, ORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY.
IIidson.st. No. 80 and IA Pery.sti John .,
SAM n,j JFopeity BIC part al,
so%c property : part Caroline Hasadorn to on
sam pproIIrty. Nm " ian executor to same 10000
hnld 70 TSworS Finn o '".''', .'"." 81 500
3sd;:t, :, 80 Il Of ist,ve, 75xaSo etc Geo I,
Dive : p oS to q Fre H + $4,000
7sd.,r Is So ,'' 10 Fast Simon riannery to -
27thst a''" s. Is r. Of rark.aye 25xooil oo
Aubray W Eaton Francis W wimqIt 81. 1000
11cth-,t s. go II m hny1 2'N''I r' 800
IjOth.-t n - l2j Il loth.l,c, 9jx9s Mary oooo
I.ndcr al, to GcO Sautcr :; <'VoV
7th.aNe. n - lllthst. 2j.2NloO; > Van X -oo
Cruger 10 t'odrnson $500. lf,oV1
az lame SOr Rdman " $500
Grlnt-ave, e cor lGith--t. 1870 William Noble 3,
to Joseph whiieside -, -.
PROPERTY at : - Of and Of Sarah y Jackson.
In 2ith Ward II T. D Jackson to Sarah :,
Riverside Terrace. :. % II Powell Place. 25x
T I70eN'4 wary =. ..~'' 5000
Potter Place 100 n Jeromeoye. 55Xl0lx 80
jON77 W Carroll % Mary Ilare., :, 1ooO
Field-s, q :. 200 II Becch-st. 11NlOO; .
sheridan Michael Gidey .-.-...-.. 1,52o
Cornell Place. = 100 II tockst, 2jNlOO; Lena -.
Clrker u Charles A Nuth -....-..--.-.. 400
2iayc. > - II n Of 90th-st 27N72i Louis oo
Slhm George Bothner --...-.....' $1,000
2dayc. . - II Of Sefh->t. 2jNsO; Anton $500.
Deusch tO Fred A. l}Othv ......... 2G,2OO
i27th-st n : 40 n 0; l'ark-aye. 2jN991l; $500
Henry w Eaton. ref 10 Francis W Wllmlrt LOCO
lODth.st No s3 Fast. Teka IIIlgemsnn b Cath .
Same property, Rudolph Hlgemann and wife 10 $500,
same - looVj
sOth.st : 99l II " o. LeXinCton.ave. 1s.4xi02.2;
El,anor 4. Eeaty and another 70 Frances {.
Boty ...... ..-.... ... ........- -
l93i.,t. 80 +, OF 2d-aFe. Bill Xl26Ni0-j.5x
irregular Mary Irylng.trrstec 10 Henry Weston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
financial nlectiuas.
OFFICE OF THE
ROC VI ESTER GAS COMPANY. .,


II Q TIE SIUCNIIULDfKNU OF ME KVOH-
i ESTER GAS COMPANY: .
Notice hereby given that special meeting or ul'
Of Rochester Conn will BE- held IT
The Office said Company No. ~ Munfods In the city
Of Rochester. York. on the ls day Of August ISL
o'clock the forenoon. for the purpose OF voting
npon the question Of anctonlng and approving agree
ent made and entered by the respective Boards OF
nircctors OF the Rochester Gas Company, The Edison
Electric Illuminating Company OF Rochester, n ana
,he Rochester Electric Light COMPANY under their re-.
rectiya corporate seals for the consolidation Of the said
which agreement will then and there b,
To the stockholders. The books Will b.,
closed on July 90 1892 and closed until Aug s,
1892 49,, ~. r,.,o,ou
~ HARRY q. RUNKLE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
V,IE UNITED STATES ROLLING STOCK
COMPANY.
FIVE PER CENT. COLLAI ERAL CAR TRUST
DEBENrU RES

DEBENTU RES.
issued under Deed Of Trust dated May 18th, 1887.
executed o. Central Trust Company OF Newiork, a.
The I'ntd States Rolling Stock Company having made
d1a IN ' and eG t hSSns c s o pd
Of ninety da. ana the pTinp2 Of IHd deGgHtue, ya c
come due payable, notice hereby given that pur
the TINS end provisions Of ,ad Deed Of Trust
the Circuit Court OF the United states for the southern
Oh D T.. , % S.y d June s a1 d ' S ending
bct"een Linz Stats I1gsG ns sS oIany PaS
tie undersigned said Central Trust Company Of Newfork
Trustee Aforesaid Will sell ~ public auction at
Nos. 80 70 % Lbrry.s,, In the city Of New-York;
wednay the ION d"y Of A"SHst i9,rs az y
light and Interest aid Trustee under said Decd
o obsaton, and certacat, Of ndc6tdne,s de-
posted prged with said Trgste TO secure said issue
i o. It'd state, Rolling stock COMPANY w:
Al e.so warrant, OF the American Rrfhgerating and
Hnt OF The chicago Stock Car Company par value s4i
90: % leo.e warrant, Of the Columbus ( Eastern Rail
Tood Company pa value si3 0Gos3 - lease warrants Of
ts FcTio Cafin d ndaso, yelas. 81; 2S5s lease
PAW par value sis50O43; lease warrants % the Mid
lard Hnway COMPANY q inSa9S "1 AHA ialq, % go
pany par value. - -o292 a-e warrant q se South
I'm wsy hgnPnen' GqWn"' Ty ro e. $500 rad
So,som";y FTu-csco-s & Memphis Railway company
Rs5 ,,o Isia' pa 80 ,SaS sssise a.c warrants Of
Weaver Gcir Co.. pr value % $500" IS Now.
par yalue sl.j75l6 II lose warrant o. the Chicago
Erie iIoir'od ICnInny lsr i"ln" %iSS"s ~ H.
"a ,ieorsn PAN Hallway Company Five CENT Equip
mess o .ti, sboy. mentioned viii BE- sod in one
block or pacs % on a b r na o Gnar sse
Application Of the pa chase money and an' Of
securities falling due prior % aid ale are subject
Hy"ceq s @sr, of the United sa,es Tor further rss
u'D efx r. to ' TrS 81 a'GMfHxY OF NETWORK
NewYorK. June 30h. 1892 Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
1880 1891, 1922;
E:Ss3' & $ , .S, s.
CURRENT RIVER.
I ss%sf' e. 70 %'i; s s s 50 IS
jan prIu Sri SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC. 200
SS%Ssr week Of mi n July DO s
JAM xiNsA 51l ElTf. CLINTON AND sfEiSorrELD
s s.@ass week g! a july Is "a -
Jan KANSAS I? lslS SIrv. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHis
S SsSS9' s e 8: 81 81 %
''" ST. to L 1piH ALTON fSD TEKRE MAuTE.
S:%$f' 81 81 81 s.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN.
Number Of miles. -2ll =, az 42,o ., 90 t 2s
MS'9 Of June June So 55Ss s5sS
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs AT NEw-YoRK.
e. 2; i$ ssssss
e. e. 81 Ss :as9 Ss5s
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
Ncw.York, July %, 1892.
BOND NEWS,
Kansas City Mo.-The Rule BroRerage co. r.
il ha; refused to take 1is9,i S& the h.
sued having been authorized at
special ard not regular meeting Of
sSoco o SSc Of Water bonds
NEW COMPANIES.
b bsGxeT' col-Northwe.tern Coal Mining Co.;
charles + 9g"S'y COP sF'icS o joseph 100000
Stlckney president oVOVVV
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sTBscwEIIPPTioTHSi RE- RE:
r TIE NEW.YoRK IKIBu pNIcr " 10. 2ia Broad.
way q ysI,ncS o a1e 3.
ave-: : g. cor 2Sd.st l59 6hsve ls ls,enth.
Fou5sesntn.s $50 i7os Ftaye
oS Vest ColumbIsSSe pouren.s.
St. 10 kyenus 1923 Thirds,e 20 W.. TTbl,f ave;
ST. e57 West 42d-st.; 1i9 ChurehS'' ''' i""
Sss the MHRLEM OFFICES $50 Ea; one
ndtwenty .nh..t 2i3 West d ,aty efth.st u
rfth.st. and $50 West one-hu nareu
70 q D. m. at regular cnice rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
Counlrn propsrin for Sale auo TO EsI.


tlAA,IlNt. hOMkS. AZ harrington PARK. Bergen
n t..rf +, West shore X. Il, IL miles
Om New York plots offered FOR sale from hve cents
and upwards per square loot property IL carefully re-
srt.d For further patculsrs aIIe alton may De- made
personally by 10 J. EDWARD GILES, Ia fast
SiNtrnth street NewlOrk.
NOR SALE LEASt. or RENT.-A largo house and
barn Nlth nyr u good land frult Of all
Kind. Is situated Island Sound. line OF the
Sew. York Ncw-HtSrn and Hartford X H., about ten
minute, walk from Southport station the land Is IN
foru 81 , triangle bounded sides by highway and
on The other by MIL River: good boating and fishing
over forty rods sdamzed road between
SOUTHPORT and BRIDGEPORT. Apply TO T.. G. SHERWOOD,
Lock Box \ southport Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

The business in State issues was confined %
small sales f Louisiana consol As at 81 IA, and
North Carolina cpnsol ~ at 90. OF city bank
stocks Western National sold 200 at ~
The general bond market was dull and rather
heavy without important change in prices Rch-
mOnd Terminal collateral Tr,st ~ were Ia lower
at 40 Philadelphia and Reading incomes were
almost neglected. but the seconds fell nearly
per cent 20 il 80. There WAS moderate business
in issues affected by special causes, nut the move
mcnts not significant. he closing was de, ,
void of feature. Reference is made to our full
report Of bond sales.
There was no substantial change in the monetary
situation. Call loans AZ IN" Stock ENclluhg" were
made at l-2 and per cent.
The Clearing House statement was rs follows:
EXCHANGES, 81 %, 81, Jl5 balances, Sj,sT ,jOO
The Sub-1reasnry to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House $3.50, 43l. The business Of the
for the week ending tonight IN.
cludes receipts If 81 1865 900, and payments OF
SI7,2I3,7oI leaving the general balance $lls,-
sl3.22O against 81 s,0Gl ,sj2 on July -, an APP
parent gain of S75l 1868. But dc'lucting from
80 ,si5,o 900 for items which effect only its ac-
counts with the General Treasury, its gains as
affecting the banks il only SGj4,36s:
Todays operations included: Receipts 81
sI2227: payments, S2,11O370; with balances
If SIO0526.2l6 coin and Sls,2s7,0 04 currency
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces Of silver
bullion at prices ranging from $3.50 10 sG.s7
ccYt, an ounce The offers Amounted to $4,000
on '~ The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company #
this city reported sypr bullion on hand, 10 secure
outstanding certificates. az 2,0j2,229 ounces. n
decrease Of 1889 ounces.
TIE United States Treasury at Washington err
ccived to-day $39l,s 1912 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were SG79,ls4. the in
ternal revenue receipts S37l ,709, and the miscel-
laneons receiDts S47.246.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol
lows
Differences.
gold hdsl2 ,29 03i s1I2. 90 20 Inc. slo5 80
ct hid. 4,fJJ.02 100, 1914 Inc. i41,oli
Net lcgal-tenders 49, .o.
on hand 49,. 1851 GGI S.5i9s37 Dec. 81 set
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feaal Notices


STPRENE COURT. CITY AND COT MY or
mach ad otsrs In par.ancc 81 an incrlocutory Juds
mint PARTITION aud se cu} made IN ue soot' Sn f
and county New.YorA and barring dat IN" I'm Gay
OF Jg"e III a. p u Sgten At the YorE Raj
Estate EXCHANGE sale'oonr Numisr AZ Ay.
~ ,6r penis. in ,id nttrlocutory judgment
@ p fo or p' Ward ' tHr c1S Of &sScrk aud
d-tnrn,hd on srin map ,n!u G,d p, o. Dot. Of
i've - lot. and Upward. situated IN the Twentyfour
Ward Of The ,ty Of New tTonsns 70 'y'S iNs a.
ter IA. end hy the numh.rs o and = when pots or
parcel, Of Lands together bounded and containing
cG~nne point line drawn through The eSn IRE
Of Ridge Avenue. distant one huadiri ana rsnty ioT
@mt line cf RIDE Avenue hundr,d ana e,entyt"o
7Goo rect to DE 'outhgry Csund.r, line Of ana se ~
h"unGay line to point aid boundary line distant one
drew. Avenue .on line running parallel VITA said 2o5 l,
street, running thence ,onto"ry along ins t"rss' 9 WIZ.
Strrci two hundred and forty tr NOR less ~ point
"irhty feet norhrry from the centc NM Of aid 2o9a
running tn ace %ST and lTE %S T.c m,
NOR, or less, 10 centre lnc OF said Ridge the
r S@%a. Sg s pa area Of S Ss ssS
y Which Os H Sd S To b r t open pei ior
In. vi as laid down on said nap ~
Dated N@"'So'N' July wAL'ffo SX STORM, Referee.
JAMES ?. CAMPBELL, Pr, Attorney.
HAYS 70 Gn 4. i2iss'ff.S'- Esq., = r.
WILLIS + G;Ei$%& I,g. tx ".
BLISS 4 SCIILEN, isqr,.
No 1870 Broadway. y. Y;
TuOs T. FIrZSIMMONS Esq,
40. o. Ilb-rty-st. y. y;
GEORGE ". CARR. Esq,
No. 3 Boid-st.. n V.
Attorneys for D,tendant.. --
SOUTH FIFTH AVENUE AND BLEECKER
yos ani, S% S.t.oRs5 aq. against Patrick H.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF ioresiosue ana sa,e
mad" and entered the above entitled action bearing
GATE the tn day July. 1892 l. tine under K"i'
cree named said Judgment Will sell at Pupv
IT the Exchange Saesroom No ~ B,cu s,5 n, u" ~
o'clock OF the said day by j. tho%s n,
iuctionerr the premises said judgment mentioned ana
therein described a. follows: , , ,,,s x,, Oh.
utng p't thereon erected situate lying and being at the
northwestery Of South fith stehus oi pre- M
street In the city OF NcwYork. and bounced anu re-
corner formed by the intersection OF tne W
south with the northery me %, nss.ker
and running thence nortnrrM ' nS Seo, bencs
ncrlv ON line pa, aill with Blocker street hrN-two
cs2) feet and vhr,c o. inches thence NouInet on inc
m The So N northerlv line Beeckc street and theme"
On sterlv along said norhery line OF ecche stlces
Thlrytwo 1922 feet and three ls ,nrne 90 pIo. III.
hcb we've conveyed to tho Patrick II. McManus by
Eward soa ana ms "ec o " he SsStc ~
ibe city and County OF New-York. In Llber 1881 OF
Conyeyanccs, poge 1S9 .. ,oo,
Dated Ne"''0'"' '"' THOMAS D. Hustled.
CHARLES PmTZ 2tr
No 40 Nrssam Street, (Morse Buildng)s
Ncw.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL,
i An invaluable financial daily: IS veAr H,W.
JONES & Co. Publishers. ~ Broadss sample copy noe
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Financial.
BopD.fNoRT(AdE GUARANTEED
ss IJpERTysT 20 COURT.ST..
NETWORK BROOKLYN.

IS LIBERTY ST. 70 CoURT-Sr.,
NEW. YORK BROOKLYN.
CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.
Guarantees the payment OF Bonds and Mort
cages on real estate in New-York and Kings
Counties.
Offers 10 investors choice mortgage invest
ments. with payment guaranteed by il.
DIRECTORS,
George q. Williams, Orlando H. Potrr'
Alexander F. Orr william ~ Ingrsham
Jacob n Schr John J. Tucker.
John w Sterling william Lumms.
Charles Il. Henderson. James d. Lynch,
T. II. X. tNern, benjamin u h'ch''
Charles = HroSn Julien 4. Davies
Erederick Potter Felix Campbell
Ellis D. Williams.
WILLIAM u. 1SHAM. hAE11N JoOST'
President. Vice President
CLARENt F. ". KELSEY. I'd Vice President
FRANK BAILEY. o. E'ERION SCHMIDT,
Secretary. Treasurer.
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Real Gstatc tuanteo.

w NTED-To rent building. with power TO run print
w INK presses stat terms. Address POWER, Box 20.
I rlhunr ONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

Net cash bal sI37 800 507 sl9s 2s7 o15 Inc. sn44s
The foreign exchanges were quiet. but rather
firm than weak There quotablc change
in rates, which were follows for actual bust
ness Bankers bills, 81 81 and 81 80 for long
and short sterling respectively; French francs.
BIZ IL and 5lj rcichmarks. % 3-s and % "a.
In London British cons0ls were firm AZ 90 1915
for money. and l-l6 higher, at o., for the ac-
count. The Rank Of England lost on balance
f?Oo. 600 bullion, which shipped TO Russia.
In the open market money was easy, AT "a and IS
per cent for discounts and l-2 per cent for bank
ers' balances. Bar silver was little better at
80 la IN ounce American railway shares
improved from the start, and only small conces-
sions were permitted in the final dealings At
Paris French per cents rallied 10 $3.50. but
closed unchanged at 0s.35.
Tho Illinois Central Railroad Company has
declared semi-annual dividend Of 2 10 per
cent, payable on September |, 10 stockholders
Of record on August II.
The usual quarterly dividend Of So share OH the
stock Of the Pullman Palace Car Company IN
PAYABLE on August -.
The directors OF the Proctor and Gamble
Company have declared an annual dividend Of
10 per cent the common stock. Dividends on
the preferred stock Of the H. b. Clafln Company
and the Trow Directory Printing and Publish
ing Company are announced
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Japan ClIlNA
u OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

steamers lave Francisco as follows;
OCEANIC twill cali at Homo ulu) ..August ~ NJ
nni Iii 49, - THURSDAY october 8, %.
OCEANIC will call al Honolulu sat- uNt, % y '
Sulerhly appolufed-Super.or acconmoi aton> -
Reservations can b, made bv letter or teeIain 70 ".
cabin plans at 2S7 and 3i3 Broadway, Ne"'ho'A
Room "a Railroad Building, san Francisco. .-,s.,,
i''''" 80 ~ LELAND STANFORD. President
u u GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
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9otels.
Ocean Steamers.


A -NORDDEUTSCEIER LLOYD S. S. Co
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON,
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
First Cabin $40 and upward. second Cabin, ESQ a
BERTH Sterage. low Steamers sail from foot Of q
ST.. Hoboken
Hvel, Tues, July 20. 8 a. M LAIN Tues. Aug. Q. Tan
Fms Sat-. July 80. a Keiser w. H. Aug. 49, 9An
Scale Tues, Aug. o noon Spree Tues, Aug 49, noon.
Elbc. Sat. Aug. o. m. Aller Sat. Aug. 90 . -
NETHERLANDS LINE.
New-Yors ~ Genoa less than eleven days.
wers Sat July 90 10 a. M Vera. Sat, Oct /. 10 O. n
Euda, sat, Aug. 8 10 a. Fnlda, Sat Oct. i5 D.
Werra Sat. Aug. %, 10 a. Ems, Sat, OCT - y. m
Fuda Sat, sept. TO- 10 a. m. Vera, sat, NOV 3 4
Passage. 500, 1925 or $50 berth. flfst cabin
Passengers for the Italian Lakes switzerland and The
Tyro viii find this route the most direct easiest and
most comforts BILE Switzerland be reached In a
hours from Genoa
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y EW.YoRK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

~ EW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
y piers 10 and H. East River
saturday Steamers at 1 D. m. and Others at $ p NJ
- iI,xana proyrs-o. 'ampnche. Front "a, laguhs'
" Tampico. Tuxpam aud Vera Cruz,
N,ianIi, CarieIas. Sasua, Caibirieni ,....
Nassau StniilgO de- Cula. Guantanamo ana "a
xr,c,p, Havana and Sagua We'd July ~
T. or ALIEN ANDllIA llaN and MeN port, Ss''' July -'
NV 81 ~ \SIIINuION, Havana, MatanLa. -, a,
and Csberen . ,,,,,, o," ~ ' "
tIENfl tt'OS, Nassau SaluA<" ~ '"u" az" rnlv n
yrNi'EI Havana and Mexican Ports. sat- july ~
M, p,ns has direct connection With and issues throusa
mi =, sdng 20 ali points on Mexican II. W. Co.. Mef
D. NentraI K W CO.. Ltd and the Monterey ana Meo'
can ,;uf Railroad. -, ., andy %
WI For full particulars freight or passage epBTvH.n
w ' JAMES f. WARD & CO.. 1lS "ahse
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Bankers ano Brokers
Dlpioen0 Notices.

TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
TOLEDO ONO. july \. 1892
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or ON Nd,:,s m
Ia. been declared PAYABLE THU -ay Aug p 1872, at
m. Central Trust Company OF Nrw-fotN 49,
TIN. transfer books wi close Aug 10 and reorrn Aug
70 join l. CLINE, IrN"ur''.
OFFICES OF
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY co.
''0" july 90. 1892.
Alta MEETING of the Board of Directors OF
n this Companv held TO-DAY -'mi.annual din ld'nd OF
eight PEI cent was declared uayahl. on demand, 40
"' - I.OBr. j. HILLAS.
StTfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

TIL. STATE TIKI st COMPANY,
Wall STREET
NEW.YOHK. July Of. 1902.
DIVIDEND of Three per cent on the Can
~ t.lo Company has been this day de-
ella red bv the Trustees PAYABLE and after August 1870!
transfer book, will remain clo>'S from l. O'CLOCK
noon July 70 10 the SAM, hour August >, lS'f2.
j. q. ADAMS. secretary.