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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
Notice For Publication.

Prescott, Arizona, May s8 Isao
 Notice is hereby given that the fullowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support os bis claim. and that said proof will be made before the Rexister and Receiver at Prescott, Arizona, on Saturday. July e 1882, viz: GEORGE S. RARBER. Homestead Application No. aI7 for the Ss, of NV h and F ts ofSw ia Sec ls twp II NR2 E He names the following witnesses to prove his said land. vix.: J IT. Csrsies, of Corsiee, Aria. James K Lowry, zf Prescott. Aria. Geo Merritt. of Prescott. Arix. J. T. Shuil of Preeoo,t Aria
 J. C. MARTIN, Rexistar First publication June l. lssE3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
Notice for Publication.
[. s LAND OFFICE.

As IatfU
 Prescott. Arizona, June Is- ise1 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has hlsd notice of her intention fo make taAi proof n support of her claim. and that said proof sill he made before the Register and Re- oeiver at Prescott. Arizona. Saturday. Juiy S0, fs1. viii Margaret A, Golqnetfe, Homs<iesd Application No &75 for the Nj of sE,s and Ess of SWk of section 3D, township it N keW She names tho following witnesses to prove her continuous resiience upon and cultivation of said land yir ,: John F. simmons, Jos. H. Gartarino. Robert E Brown. W. RI Lench. ali of Prescott, Arizona J. C. MARTIN. Register fir.t rahiication Jupa 2s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
Notice for Publication.
Us LAND OFFICE,

Prescott. Arizona, June i5. iaG-
 Notics ls hereby given thaf the follewins nAsnssi settler has fsd notice of her intention to make frAl proof ia sapport of her claim. and that szid proof will tc made before the kegtstez and l.@oeissr At i'rs~cott, Arizonas on Tnsesisy Anxust 23 lstse. stzs Mary Grace Willard. Home stead Application No tSl. for the l. n If Sk A and Sks. of NEa. os section 2s. and NV - of sW A of ssn4ion xi. town-hip 10 \ RaE.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of sad lxrd, virs \. l.. Ricker John L4 Mands and K R. Willard uf Cottonwood John Woilenhers. ot pre~coti ArsxoDa J. C. MARTIs, Register.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
Notice for Publication.
U. s. LAND OFFICE

Prescott, Arizona. June % ise2 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make proof will be male before the Reristssr and Re ceiver at Prescott. Arizona, on Safuriay July 90, fsss. ysx.; William A. DeAring. Homestead Ap- plicaticn No. SEa, for lots a and and SSs of NV k of section A township t3 NRaW
 He names the following witnesses to prove hts cantinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land, yir.: Dugal Walker. Thomas W Simmons. John L@ Simmons, Robert Blair. all of Prescott Arizona ]. C. MARTIN, Register. First publication June ?
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29

Beauty often depends on plumpness; so does comfort; so does health. If you get thin. there is something wrong. though you may feel no sign of it.
 Thinness itself is a sign; sometimes the first sign; sometimes not.
 The way to get back plumpness is by CAREFUL LIVING, which sometimes in- cludes the use of Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil.
 Let us send you-free--a little book which throws much light on all these subjects.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
Cleveland Nominated.

CHIcAeo, June 23.-[Special to the JouRNAIrMrsER.l = Cleveland was nominated on the first ballot. The nomination was made unanimous. Vice President has not yet been chosen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29

Charles Dobbs and Miss Anua Belle Stepp were married at Wal nut Grove, on Sunday June 26, by Justice Je6 Davis,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
Nnfiee for Puhlieation.

June a. fs*e. Notifa ls hsrei,y given that ths folesing nAs'sei srsties szas fisd notice of bis iniaation te make hnal lrssf iu support of hs claim. and that saafi proof will s.~ uiaIe before the Register and he- rels-F d Psv~cotf. Arizona es1nfstsy August q f.ke VII. Rirhard q. H2tsa, Home-saed Appls- saslon No. xa. for the E si of NV a of ssosion n, township ie \ RsW
 He names the following witnas-ss te prove hs. captinnons residence upssn and cultivation of said land. via John Me aTy, George OswAia, stephen D. Jackson. Cornelius Davis. all of Wal nat tssose, Arizona.
 J. (. MARTIA. Register. First publication. June ~, isse-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29

w. H. Ambley who was injured by Q falling rock in the Money Maker mine in Maricopa county, died from the result of his injuries.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
teIn VIII piosv : the private jug.

-
 A telegram was received by the JoURNAL-MrNER at 8 p. m. Thursday evening, saying that the democratic ticket had been completed by the nomination of Stevenson, of Illinois, as the candidate for vice-president, The nominee was first assistant s>Astmaster general under Cleve- lands administration, and was the traditional dark horse in this race.
 While the English press is de- lignted with the nomination of Cleveland and hope for his election, the general opinion expressed by the leading papers is, that he will not succeed. They give the Ameri- can voters credit with more intel ligence than to vote for q man who is the pronounced ally of England, oar eountry's greatest rival commer, ciaily.
 si must strike the man with aver. -ae intelligence that presidential timber is rather scarce in the demo ..rstie party. since they have been compelled three times in succession f., nominate the same candidate Grover Cleveland, also. poses before sbe country as chronic office seek ar aud being bigger man than hi' party, his nomination could not be refu sed by it.
 The democratic convention seem e5 {, have a good strong plank oi s,,nosthy for the- starving Jews of 3.-,;a. bat the democratic majori. tvin congress refused to appropri- ate a small pittance to carry Provi- siaps to them, which had been do, o.tei bv the charitable people ol tn.s country. The resolution of zympathy compared with the action ei he democrats in congress sounds ,ogaa what inconsistent. When they fad m opportunity to show sub >tan,ial sympathy they failed to dc ~a- Sympathy, as expressed in 5am cratic platform, will not save :. -.. gle starving Russian,-Jew ol gent le.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29

t@etof} results Co their owners,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29

The Old Reliable mine and mill are both running and yielding satis-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The rebels have been victorious in Venezuela, and Dictator Palacio has left the country.
 The Santa Fe railroad company has just openeda line of road from Los Angeles to Santa Monica.
 The Rocky Mountain News, the leading democratic paper of Denver, refuses to support Cleveland.
 The Democratic convention in Chicago adopted resolutions of sympathy for James G. Blaine, on the death of his son.
 A New Jersey democrat went asleep in the fourth-story window of a Chicago hotel, and losing his balance fell to the sidewalk below, being instantly killed.
 The JouRNAL-MNER's suggestion of Ex-Governor F. A. Tritle for del egate to congress meets with the enthusiastic approval of citizens of this section generally, regardless of politics.
 A telegram has been sent to Chicago requesting the democratic convention to return to Washing ton and resume their duties in con yress. Business has been at a stand still at the latter place, not even a counting quorum obtainable.
 Bryant B. Crandall, the insurance swiudler who was supposed to have been drowned at Niagara Falls, m April. 1886, but who was recently arrested in Los Angeles, has joined dime museum at a salary of S2OO per week.
 Governor Boies of Iowa, in an in terview recently, said he believed that Harrison is stronger now than four years ago. That means that Mir. Boies thinks that Cleveland's defeat is foregone conclusion.
 Democrats are experimenting Grover Cleveland now for his hon. esty in the matter of civil service reform. When he was president his party criticised him for not be- ir~ partisan enough
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29

Arizona delegates to the Chicago conyertion were given places on committees as follows: Natioasi committeeman. M. Shannon; Reso. lutions. l.. C Hugaes; Credentials A. G. Oliver: Organization, NJ. A. Nugeat. Rules. E. E Ellinwood Notification, \. C. Baker.
 The name of the chairman of the nss fonaI committee 0f the 1hn,, s..sis 5 is Pat Aubenreck. There may be nothing ia a name, but if that oue does not have sound similar tc tho names ofanarchisis which ue see in print, then we are DO judge ol sounds.
 As indicated heretofore, Grover Cleveland was nominated on the first osIiot by the Chicago conven- ton. lf Harrl rominstiou proved @ disappointment to soiDe republicans in Arizona. Cleveland 5 nomination has been received with a afeeliag of disgust by a large num- Der of democrats.
 4 plank was prepared and sub niittod to the committee on plat form If the democratic convention, announcing the doctrine of reel procity as being an old time demo cratic principle The plank was ripped up, however, by the party manipulators and ia its plsse one was substituted deuouncing reel procity a~ a f-7ud.
 San Jose, California. is sxPeri- mentiug with Inc regulation If the dl,rl habit. by prescribing hat al saloons shall hare clear glas' fronts ana ia vens aT other oosl ruction: to cut of vies of the blr. The xenerai impress ion Is that the sgs ram ,x,u ......a .. .-rSat nIOQgteT l
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
financial.
Illinois Central Railroad
Company.
NEWBORN. June 3. 1897.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
ov THE ,rIIxors CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENTLEMEN - -,
o,,. ~ n,,ien, waiting an opportunity has ~
r.h arson q, carving into full effect the purposes TOT
which tho Y,1oo and sss'.rpi Valley Raiiroaa was '
or ID by TIE Sta.s OF Mississippi and IT. col''r'c'
,,ken in the interest OF the Illinois Central 'aroaa o
PAW in 1882. town. hs ueNc'op"o' "
Dslta. .,,,,
The work has bern DELAYED and thus ar "esg,,, ,,
owing To the bo.t rart Of thc Delta having pen
rv various railways WHICH have been eonNo""'
,ou,s,na New.Orlcans and Texas Railway Company
through the purchase OF the securities OF h' 'o''
the p,rro,ns contemplated in the charter OF "e i
Mississippi Valley RAILROAD Company can no" F ,a',,
ont without the vast Of capital incioeht 10 ""D'
ox sting railways IN an agricultural co'n'9 , ,,r
Tho yakoo Delta Is Sllu'ial basin str'o'n''S a.,
Mcmphi, vck,burs some LON mH'S ~ 400 $500 Of
ia breadth containing o'er '''
land OF inexhaus;lble fertility ,,,, r,,s
1ro rouisyille Ncw-Or.ans and Texas Railway r""N
from Memphis population 6i,'oS mroug" inc neI"
VIckslurg the largest city In M's"rp ,,,aI a,
"a ara thence through Baton Rouge ue 'Sp's''
,, 10 ,-s, and 80 on to Ncw.Orleans (2i20@''
40, h,or, hos Ia Natchcz 1Ol0). To GiecnVie 'o'o'
aud 70 J,ckson (6o20, and other towns nu'on'
mi, line from Memphis u Nrw-Orl'ahs ~ w ~ ~ -
Lance, than tho route OF the Illinois central anu Nv
"A, distant from not to Affect local rates N
mo oyccp. onnlly low grades Of tho LouisN'ie' Nv
orleans and Texas enable IL TO run ifeizht "'' " w
cor. over the greater part oil le 'mc' anu "
no.,iv "a quick a passenger service bce"e'" ."'"
","" orleans a. that Of the Illinois Central
Tho roulsyilc New.O Orleans and Texas RAILWAY WIN
-. hr,ncbes Of which - miles mario" gauge no"
om,ri... 7os miles Of railway. During te year '"'''
Junc 20 1901 with 100 mleo In OPERATION u. ~
earnings were a3''io'f'o' o'"e " VIZ
mile -, l., ,,h with
Tho rad is we'll equipped. The track is laia WIN
stool f. well ted and partially baast"d 1he conp'n!
,osses,-s good freight terminals at Mcmphi" anu ~
nrle;n. a. we'll as shops and tools for the repair OIL
machinery 40 Vicksburg A.,
Tho following extract from the Annual Report Z" INV
on,,nv for the year ending June 30, 1891, eNpiaih'
itself: .,, =,
"A tolcNblv correct estimate OF inc eNcep
~ .d material prosperity Of the section OF county
t-,ycr.cd by these lines he formed by the foo"s
,,cnc,, ~ the earnings since the road was opened
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Tho bank exchanges a. the New.lorN cleoring House
and tho stocks the NowYok Stock Exchange last
week and OF the preceding two compare
es follows:
EXCHANGE. s sgas ~ sCss g sis s.,
10 SHARES sold i,9sIO5i i,05s897 loisoo7
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
T)he money markets everywhere were still
congcsted The increase in loans reported by the
city banks largely in consclucn Of tho fail
ure Of attempts TO maintain rates for call money
at even l-2 per cent \ considerable business
in call loans was done last week al per cent AMI
renewals not above l.? per cent. Rates for
time money also were n little caSicr. but there
was 50 little real demand that they we're almost
nominal. There was not the slightest difficulty
in negotiating short loans AZ . per cent. and
rates for four months and the balance Of the
wear ranged from 10 3 l-2 per cent. In the
change in rates, although the accumulation of
idle funds was continued. The Bank Of England
made no change in its rates Of discount. and in
the open market discounts ruled at 3-lu'-S per
The foreign exchanges were quiet but firm. and
rates for selling advanced 10 a point which
permitted the export Of Sl 100000 gold without
serious loss. The market was shade ,ser YES
ferday. CLOSING at Sis7nsis7 IA. and Sass for
long and short sterling bills respectively.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
twcnty-o railroad companies or ~ items for the
fourth week in May. OF this number seventeen
companies return gains 81 S25l'9o", OF Wv PER
1913 per cent. The whole number gives gain
over The zane week OF las; year Of SlJ",9oO. or
40 per cent II has printed also nc gross earn
ings of siNty-sevcn companies Tor the tiird wcrE
in May. The whole number gives IA 6ain of
$l5l, 022, or 2.5 per cent.
The following table divides the accrc9acs and dlicr-
snces Of the companies, showing gains and losses
sn week In May 1901. 1892. Differences p c
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Tho ,,, dcorncn, n. tic local int"t sts pTiac'pali
agricultural whi,h resulted from the opening oil ''He %
nav tc measured by the Increase In the i"1 u' W"
.hows n gain Of He per cent In three ana ""'n'
aud du,,n- which time the earning 81 the branche' ADDE'S
in the last two years have been ut 'er minimum
Already IN, Louisville Ncw.Orcans aid Texas K'h~ay
carries into New Orleans larger Tonnage oil Cotton ana "
r,,n than 4. carried tho Illinois Central The LIMOS
co,r, p,r-oal w. orrncd for tranlc In lsj and the
rao, nv, II the Dubuque and Sioux CITY and OF "ha' i
now the Chicago. st Louis and New-oF"an' f@ro'n j"
1900 The Gross Earnings Of the 2eSs miles op''iu y
Ella ru,,o,. Central Company during the last Fiscal Year
were 9 go per mile
While ,bc co . ~ the Chicago 1T. Louis and Nc"
orcans RAILROAD TO Illinois Central has In i'S''f oei
from year ye,r. continual source Of Iroh 10 lao
o., chic, ,alnc T.. n, feeder and distributor Of trah'
To and from ll!lci'.
Tho ron, OF that r1roa.- micsdurnr the ArS' ye1
Of the leascIss3- e. $50 co3 - o2l per mile Tn"
,ro,. earning q the preceding year had been t'-o''
aud tho rcn: vas - s9.loo per cent thereof
Tho rrc,, majority Of the sc,urtc' q tho LoniSNn"
Nesorlcan. and Texas Il w. Co now be bought on
Inst. Of ta,inr FOR all uch securities - 900 Ooo In none
and s.oop1ooo IN Ilno. Central folr Per cont con
Iod. Icing part 81 Issue o. not exceeding 5000 ~
q such ronG, 10 secured by pledge n ,hc purchase
ccurte. TIC remaining 100000 Of Bond' are to b.
retained bv the Illinois Central Company.
The Louisville Ncw.Orlcans and TcNas Il. W. Co. ho-
outstanding:
r,t c Sfm' s '.n Mogase camaia,:,e
Ier In onc Land Mortrnf' b'h'> NV' (oo o.o
Cumui1tNr -.-'''-'--'' w.
r..o ................... ........ .. ea5 30. o,
TIA. Company al.o ms siare captal q 5000 ouo
lii, Ilinol, Gcntril company no" ha' I've millions Of
cash n ~ t'c1sury which necessary, b. used In
hi. purcho'"
IN, nNcd charges the property will b. $500 Geo I"
VII Ga should be- ed Id tn int'ic'. On h" -. oit'
Assuming this ~ Pc cent tho annual rnt 'il j."
81 90 COO This viii L. - 2GiO0 - cert ~ hf year :
coruing. anf al pr mil 81 rir1y nov f. oi-rluol
The Magnitude. 4 The tranSa't induces III" Dir 'iorN
, bo.,ta,, ob,u, c,oag The nro'rt,on wiOit Apply
:, tho siochhoicr, rathcon'n AID IN 20 doi1G h'F
roc- { tha; tho rnwingnc Of the vendors 70 give On
o,oa upon thc sNcurtc, prevents longer notice 81
the meeting 4 .to khodcs which they have t'cl oig
To coil To- sa,ur!ny. Juno r. 1892
THcy d. not however. hesitate 10 rccoTnc1i ne pn7
cha n It can carried the rms above or u'f
A. ac I, c.oets Of tire sharco~ner Of tA' or' =
ton a. veil the county scrNcd by IT. railway.
!; spertfnliy unlimited.
STrYVESANr FISH 1r ~ll,ut
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City of New Orleans.


Tho BoIri Of iqud'tioA % the tity Debt hereby invite
To- f6I td>h "l for ginp Holltfs
part thereof Of the Constitutional BIN OF IN 'y
Of Ncw-Ore1n, 20 ts is,u'd nader thr onHItnton1.
Amendment and Act Of III Legislature Of the siatc o
Louisiana 80 10 Of 1850. spo'ci July D. 1870 b ar
10 aln' IA incr' p,yi"i' IN -iHnG I'i
and f,rrsentd by coupons hStuns 1t oil Jaaiail sd
1T Of July pay able IA Ncwfl ana Ncw)frins. The
olds VIII ir iSsIrd naLol OF Onr thousand do
lars each dated July 1t. lSD-. Ih' whole !s>ue OF
ionds hy NJ. 10 OF l-O t. Ten pill
dolsrs and after the 1925 the city has the right
call and,r nst hunii"t nor>end dollar, annu
ally and -rcurd by ~pc al taN o. all the "rty
subject taxation IN thu ci.y ~ Ncv-Dricanr. The
boad. now offered viii sold highest bidder the
deemed epabe Gales u be usd" at the highest
premium natc and sale - BE- mad at less than
par. 49,.
Board the right 70 reject and all bids.
proposal purchase bond. under this adNcJuscm NJ
that may be ac,cpd by The Board must b. consummate
July lsh by p,ym In GOSH u the prices bid and the
delivery Of the bonds.
sealed p.opo~als VII be ecl,od I'LL June 25th the
Office 81 III" onId Of Liquidation Of the CITY Debt Room
City Hall New.Ofl'ans Louisiana. At rho banking
house Of Window. Lanef 4 Co.. No. II Na,saust. New
York.
Full particulars NJ the Joan viii BE- furnished by tho
Sc rctaiy OF the Board application.
T. WOLFE. JK X. NJ WALMSIEY.
Sccrctry. Trcldent
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ost al,I (ouno

\ OSr OR STOLEN .-B1nNbook No. t$'lI issued by
L. savings laIk. IN the cry Of New ork
10 rrcundschafts Buud All persons are requested to
deliver the book hank corner lithst ana ihlv"
II not 2Si Of June 1897" appl, alton
viii made the for duplicate. jun =. lS'2
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HATCH & FOOTE,
PINE STREET. NETWORK CITY.

CT. LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO RAIL
- WAY COMPANY, $3.50
o5 MILK-SI. BO>rON, May ?, 1882
Five thousand Is 0OM doers d this ConpaSys it r
Mortgage G psr cent. Bonds dated July - 1872 que
August l. 1919 being first mortgage on that portion q
the ompanys line formerly known as the missouri ano
Western Railway, extending from Pierce Clty, MO- 70
O,weuo Kan. With q branch line bctwesn Oronogo ana
Ioplin Mo have been duly by lot for redemption
I'm ,"forinlt with terms VI the mortgage given TO
secure the same. namely.
go .6S $50. 707. l0lS. .... -.
They viii be redeemed on ana after August J. Ies az
eseentat,on a. the onice Of Messrs Banng, Magoun 4
70 No. Is Wal.st, NewYork; These bonds VIII
ecose 10 draw Interest August |, 1892
]. w. REMNANT, Nlce.Presdent.
T'HE WALL STREET JOURNAL,
i An invaluable financial daily IS ye., DOW
ZONES Co. Publishers. Al Broadst Sample copy freA
we OFFER FOR SALE S15O.OOO della
w WARE RAILROAD COMPANY GENERAL MOkT-
CAGE a., per 40-ycar gold bonds
annual OF this company are Tar n excess
~ n,crest on bonds and stock The Delaware
Narold Company owned and operated by the Pennsyl
yanla Railroad Company.
Circulars Furnished on applicato1 - x..,
PEMBERTON & McADOO. Is Wsn-st
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So. $50. s5i 50 SIS .s57 Inc. s23i .oo3 -
S.y,. .U,.Jr, d.. 81 ,Oc3 100

Total Fl co., @3I37 SIG -, coo,7jJ Inc. eIae 90 -"
q COM anle, saoi7 go s,aiso2, I"c.s 3si 975 =
= conl.,n.rs -. no. .gJ zoOl.2i0 Dc. 3l0j3 100
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llrantial.
Gas Bonds.

Tho greatest r1to SAT and Income combined Is IN
Donis nd stocks Of panies ~ LARGE cites We
deal In oil the principal iksucs For lit on oHrr'hcs
quotations BIDS. address
YELLING B. MAlc0M, " cox or NEW.
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Business Cbnnree.

-IiOil.L thoroughly furnished. b autifu!lv situated
y only short distance from boston. owner hNc> ~
:, ,.Go,k 10 goot hotel manager hall Interest will
sNcn Ia business lor $1,000 only good r"laole lnh
having some caUJH need apply. has ether ,ncr
PISS. Cali aGGrc>. HDfE Room % 2jS BROADWAY
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AOUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
Room 200, Stewart Building: No, 2eo BfoaA"ay,,

TO CONTRACTORS:
ID IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the WORK
ID ard furnishing the materials called for n the p-
proved form OF contract ae n the once q @S
aHas ssTfSSsS' S%% SfTE tRSTSS
CHESTER COUNTY, NEw.YORK, will be receved y
hi. Office until WEDNESDAY, the 18TH DAY Of June
they win b. publicly opened by The agSedSs o., c on,
work and furnishing said materials will be made BY aid
Comui ssioners Is soon thereafter as practicable:
Rank forms OF approved contract and the specf
cations thereof and bids proposals ana prope, enveoP
Tor thci- enclosure and form OF bonds; and also ~
mans for said work and all other information can q
obtained AZ the above Office Of the Aqucduet Con
missioners. application 20 the Secretary.
BE- order OF the Aquoduct COmmi S.ioners.
]. c. LII LEY, JAMES u DDANE.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP {

land sdalnc. Connecting at Portland with ali nd.
Poland springs, White Mounains. Rockand Bapgor ~
ali E,stern SUI Resorts Steamers sail every Montav
iyep foot Of Markets. N. Y For information apnv !.
~ HORArIO HALL n
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t'inan,ial Mcct,n Q.
LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY.

special iSe,ng Of the stockholders Of the llllois
Ccltnl Rall'oai Company will be held at the companys
once In Chicago III sdturlly. June Is, 1892 a; 10
o,,.k ~ 20 t1kc action proposition 10 approve
81 the purchase q securities Of the Louisville New'orians
and rexa. RAILWAY CompiIy and other matters Incl
dental thereto or connected hrcwh that come be-.
the meeting.
FOR 20 purpose Of s1ii meeting. the Stock Transfer
Book, The sih day OF June AMI remain closed
until Of Monday. the Gotta day OK June 1877
By order o EOa.i OF Directors
\. g. HACKSrAFF
Secrtay.
Srw.York June g. 1892
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ro,,o,ro wore re t,rdays quotations for unlisted Sc
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Hatch & Fcotc have advanced me p rITIS W ",
Chicago. T. ia and ~. LOUIS halfway
az pcr cent and interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

Nl.wYCHK Nav Ism. 1872.
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
rr, o. the Stanley. Brsdlcy Pull shng Company WI
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