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sMttanrinL.
OFFICE OF THE
Reorganization Committee
OF THE
National Cordage Company
NOS. az AND a. WALL ST.

| NEW YORK. July II, 1908.
mon stock of the National Cordaee Com
| pnnyt
Referring to the statement and plan Of reorganza-
ton addressed to you by this committee endorsed
Circular No II you hereby notined that over rs
PER CENT OF the entire capital stock or the National
Cordage Company has assented to the plan OF
zation. and certificates therefore have been deposited
with the United States Trust Company.
In the hope that the assent of tho stockholders 10
the plan of reorganization will thereby become unnn.
imous the committee extend tho time for the deposit
OF the remaining shares of stock with the UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY under the reorganization
agreement. until and including tho 25th day of July
1898 upon the condition that cent. interest
the hrst insallment from the 10th day of July. 1898
to the date OF pa ment. be added.
Holders of the remaining common and preferred
shares nre hereby requested to deposit their certn
Gates OF stock duly endorsed in negotiable FORM with
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. which com.
pany will issue In exchange therefor its negotiable
certincates of deposit which have been listed tho
New York Stock Exchange. and which will be
changsable within a Reasonable time for engraved
cerhcatea
Payments BY such stockholders for their cash
trbutions to working capital to be made fol.
lowst
PREFERRED STOCK.
10 per cent with per cent interest from July TO-
1893 or before August 10. 1903
8 Per cent. without interest. on or before August
10. 1898
bpor cent without interest or before Sept TO- 1893
COMMON STOCK.
per cent with interest at per cent from July TO-
1899 on or before August 10. 1898.
8 per cent. without interest on or before August
10 1893
STOCKHO LDERS MAKING THIS
CASH CONTRIBUTION WILL RECEIVE
IN EXCHANGE THEREFOR FREEZER.
RED STOCK AT PAR.
The committee are satisfied that prompt deposit Of
the remaining shares of stock will be greatly to tho
advantage of the holders and will materially facilitate
asuccessrul reorganization.
Until and including tho e5th day OF July.
1903, $SOOO.OOO OF the proposed Issue OF q
per cent Collateral Trust First Mortgage
Thirty-Senr Gold Nonds offered for sub
scriptIon exclusively to Preferred and Com
mon Stock hi ldrrs of the National Cordnac
I ompany, who deposit their shares. mt the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. Mt
the price OF SIS per cent. aud intercsty pay
ments therefor 10 be made Is per cent. MT
the time OF subscription, and the balance mt
the rate or Is per cent. per month thereafter.
After that date bonds not taken by the Stockholders
will be offered to the public at price be fixed. but
not less than SO Per cent. and interest.
Any further Information in connection with tho re
organization which may be desired by the Stock
holders Will be furnished on application At tho
offices Of the undersigned or at tho Office OF the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY,
GEORGE c. MAGOUN, Is Wall St.
ERNST THALMANN, 40 Wall St.
GUSTAV II. GOSSLER, 14s Pearl St,
Reorganization Committee.
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2ateuta
Steamboats,.
FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON, NEWPORT, Providence Cottage City
EASTUCKkT. CAPE COD. WHITE MOUNTAINS and
all Eastern points -
steamDoss Of the World IN commission together:
PURITAN. PILGRIM. PLYMOUTH. and PROVIDENCE.
Leave New York from Pier - " H. foot OF Murray St
S'sO 4. VI weok days and Sundays for Fall River
direct connecting with Pullman Nestibu ed train due
Boston $3.50 A. NJ. and with train for New Bedford.
there with boat for Cottage City
tucke THE $3.50 from New York sundays tou ches
at Newport Mondays at 3:l6 A. NJ
8i16 r. NJ, week days only, for Newport ana Fall
River due Newport 645; Fall River. 700 a. ~ con.
NJ. and with trains for Cape Cod points the Will
Mountains, &C.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days
and sundays at 300 T. NJ. Jersey City. 800 =. NJ A
splendid band and orchestra attach he'd steamer
New summer book, Quaint Cape Cod" sent FOR 3c
postage; Fall River Line Tours &c. Address T. o.
box 49,. New York. - -
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SWINDLING THE N. T. AND N. E
III Employees OF the Road Mt East II art ford
Arreated-W nrrania Ont Tor 20 AIare

Arrested-Wnrrnnts Out for 10 More.
HARTFORD. July 13.-Evan W. Scott time
keeper In the machine shops OF the New York
and New England Railroad at East Hartford
was arrested last evening by Deputy Sheriff
Foley for appropriating m oney OF the company
to his own use. This morning twelve other
employees Of the road were also arrested for
completely in the swindle. They were held in
bonds to appear on next Monday. Warrants
are out for the arrest OF ten others
Scott has been falsifyinR pay rolls and d.
yiding the proceeds with the men,, whose time
The discovery of tho robberies was made by a
detective who has been working in the shops
for two or three months. Grand Juror Hood
has Scotts confession. his falsifled books. and
$40 marked money found in his possession.
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Real Estate Transfers.

1tehi
esd st. MS 25o . LIST Az. l0Iloo.s; Jones .. 49,,
Is. az, VS. i$5s e5ti st. 2bxiioo is;dor ''''''
7tt6 81. 20 70, 2l4 East; Emanuel meinsr .oo
7sa ST. So East: Agnes Lyon to Emma WV
sd "V .. 25s a4tl st. a51So: Charles
al 70 tass aaf LOU. 300
Dreyer and ano 10 Charles schilchfman ..... $1,000
s1sh 8: 81 v T Yes. End av i6Ii0os;Thos
John Robinson aud wife to Joseph L ,oo mn
West End av sis; Agnes Lyon to L Mon. '0
-aa 4. Il. i55 s,n az. i0osioo.G; sFTiii;siI;
9th az. :. ios is ism st, 3ix irreg Gard
sss . %eas'' sa " :R as sxV $4,000
LOUIS and wiie 20 I'm scGifimeyer:.,a 1900
TIN av. s2s and $40: lanes cruikshank and
5. fn av. 20 vs.. ssIs@ a7th 81. @7xi2o ''0o
rro. ret to Mar1 Otlnser and ano; 49,. 1850
toJ L Bu,tenwie.sr and ano :...;s,a..,..,,, 5000
to W NJ Ryan 49,; :. .:..,:.,;,...,.,.,.., sIoo
to David .ohen: 2e.2Go
Iubener aud wife 70 81 Wannamaker....:: $4,000
Lsnox ay.': so5 isist st. aixso; Abraham '''''o
sI ssse r i sS"'seS ayymSa. az; a5siooIi
AN Anna rsnsn 70 4 Jain -, .. -o~i 5000
4hom Isl "a and VIE !" i ssll sSg IN
FRA * Rat.y ana %ts 's Fl s7sYo
"ash4tSs ~ t:emsh psH 18Hnsssss FGs
1assS st. s.. 10 boulevard, loo.i0 iii Tho. 10o0
81 y ssS%; %s z. %saslTsa ss7s5
sas on aw Il III Il, f1,a a n, 90 S1loo
9Th Av, ;. 24.7 18TH ST. 7d+xloo: same to
i56xlo6; Ghas l. Krasmsr to Jeannette
Lots and 100 map, Kemp estate, Reysnna
Ma nT%1 nssd T. 25xidi vDI 1850
cIs spas 10 sy Frank sfs ls 81. a5.iol ,n LOCO
ct"ssas 20 ss.I i56 isist ST. aSxio3; same o7'
osS,ona ~ sisi ST. 25xioa .smst; go
Easn~Sedsy, cor St James place; i XA 900
Ism stn, ss " an as, is gxiie and
other prop; Abraham steersto II Sails
1874 Il, n 5, ito LcWox nv. 25x0Vii. and
Lenox av, 8 cor Iaist ST. 2ixso; same to
osta s. ? !: 500 ,cGIgii@6u.' av. 25xio0ii;
,aIns ?1SSs Sd a" 27x0iitii; Joseph $500
0brsn to ) Ro6inson 5000
! 1os'r 4 !,t;o
stesl s ' 5assu Hy COX hfes' abraham
1854 ss. lGG.as Stn av, iG.axio1ii, and
lc S.hes Pop i ss%s q a 6xio iii wmy
,J KSIeGlcr to Enanasl ilein.r and ano 49,. 2I.ooo
.ksnyon and another = Jams teiweii.' ..,
En- Ennto Adolph liopms az. ,oo,;X,,; 2a725
n, Levy to Jacob siIoers!en ,a:,.;;aX..;,. $500
5sss5: tai '% P': 1909
DHwtmS1ls ,Myns cor l'd1h az oito IAasio
Same psop Wa Niiigan 10 Lena ssifsrd,.
IuroHpED MORTGAGES
o dc pfn sa.jo Sns sn JOIN :. Central Isa
AA "en tlobo0
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R.

THE SHORTEST. QUICKEST AND BEST LINE TO
MONTREAL
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT o: 20 A. NJ. 8,2b p N
Arrive MONTREAL ;...:........ 500 r ~ SAB A. NJ.
Also PlRttsburgb sleeping 0:25 p. NJ train for
passengers to Saranac Lake Placid. aul Smiths Loon
Lake. &C. via Chateaugay r. r.. tho Farorite Route
the Adirondack arriving at desnat at season able
hour after breakfast at Plattsburgh
D. and II. Ticket Offico and Bureau of Information.
Fl Cortlandt st.
Send o cents stamps for illustrated guides mapA,
&c, Of Northern summer resorts to
j. w. BURDICK, g. p. A.,
Albany. N. T.
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Railrnnds.

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERlCAl
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IntGrloCking Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
| Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Effect July g, 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
oiGO a. M.-Puliman vestibue Sleeping Cars to Chi.
cago and Cincinnati Dining, smoking and Passenger
indanspo 20 Ts Ghsaro iUoo a. II J next day
FAST LINE
900 a. M.-For Pittsburgh and Central Pennsyi.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 M1SNncomgo.sd esslasiysly Of P III mar
smoking, and observaon Cars, presenting I'm snoisi
fSF .ssa aaes maid AID sslSer .sop srsPy and
a ION saa z, e II s hHes cs
ST. LOUIS. cINGG 81 y !. I'll AND CHICAGO
800 +. M;-rnilman yestibule Sleeping and Dining
sars to st. Louis Gincinnas and chicago YessiSalo
sT5,Sss Sasinsssi iS;5o IN. St Louis 7sO r NJ.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
ESQ r. M1rumsn vestibule Sleeping Cars to
't.sssA n9s.sS sRs S &c
sOUrHwE sTERN EXPRESS.
Ess,bas Sleeping ae Car. 10 cinenns. and
a9S ?ni 5 M doo,"n ,S o y e
Louis 100 A ii. second morning
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
g 100 II. M.-Puiman Buffet Sleeping Car New York
10 SnsssO r sysf 1sT
S!:S:fSs XII kourE point.
IN, dstiy Si:I ssegsr Ss~ Orleans. and isiS
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
@ sser esl. f.... S;sa
y: Sm. Cars Car sf1
S sna r. I'D 4so 10 ga s0 ia
Gssss s S;SS an. and HoS 3Tht Spndsy
Sss ann and nsSt Fof
a;'eo,i 2n, SS q sn S.n SeH: Express daily.
Tsh s Ns@ TO Hot
somery.. 40. cSschesp Streams D'AN'f '"f 10 N0n'.
MDa for a ESn. and
9fD SSSr Il Cap.
rdR RFs xfiTTiS d fS9
Through Bunet Parlor Carr aud Day Coaches.
FOR CAPE MAY. Loo p. NJ. week days.
For Long Branch. Asbnry Park Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant. $3.50 I:ao. p:lo: 1000 4. n I2:lo 4 20
Saturday only 2:3O IL. $40 ago 40, and 100
T. n. week days. Sundays SAG. y:45 A. NJ. and 5:l5
+. NJ. tDo not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
on Sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: e:eo 1870 500 $3.50, 300, $3.50 uooo
Washington Limited with Dining Car. and II 100 A.
N; N2:oo noon Penn'n Limited. with Dining Carr.
l2:2o l:oo. 2:l0. 300. $3.50. 400 1880 $500. 500.
$3.50. 1850. $500. and 300 r. NJ. and IL Is night.
Sundays. Express, d:i5. $50. $500. $3.50 1000 A NJ
N2:uO Don Limited, 2:OO. 1900, 49, 200, $3.50.
= :45: 500 1900 7. NJ. and l2:15 night
For Time Table, of trains to local points on tho
Pennsylvania Railroad System The folio wing
Ticket offices: Nos 433. "44 l.ig6 1923. 1i3 and
28l Broadway. Aktor House. 1874 East l25th 264
West l25th st. 25l Columbus av.. 1877 9TH av. and
foot nj Desbrosscs and Cortiapdt SITS: Court $40
Fulton st., HS broadway and Brook Annex Station
foot of Fulio ION st. Brooklyn: l2Y Hudson ST. Hoboken:
Station. Jersey city
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through
S. NJ. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent |
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BY william Kennedy: Foreclosure sale. No. <o5 Mar
haitian avenue. southwest corner ll7tn street, IL
avenue by 90 street, threeBtory brick dwelling
Due on judgm ent. s.. 4o6; to plaintin. $l1.32o.
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New York Markets.

THURSDAY. July ~ -FLoUR sold only TO a ANAL ex.
TENT A. rather easy prices Exports l[oI barrels dc
barrels. sp!iug wheat brands In bbis were auoie cd
As toi1ows Fine. SOS$l vo; suPsrdpe tv0 0S3 I6i
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sssr sasSs 10; :irssht. sssosssss: Psssnt.

No extra, s21oos2 80; No ] extra 81 350s2 so
clear q. 250s276; strnshts, s8eo9s31S; patents
Gna Si.wbest declined ewing to easy u, Ems e
France. depression In Wall street Hfhing on IN the
export demsnd Increasing receipts OF new wheat AZ
st. Louis and long liquidation here and at the West
Paris was higher the nnsnclat situation improves
later on shorts covered to extent ana part o.
early decline was recovered spot sales $4,000
under September T. o. b. nhont; sample red at 40
S,Sc ., under september aaoat;s No North North
were the RECEIPTS -, chicago. 1e15o oush n |:
gilwauhse 90, 10000; Minneapolis, I5lsso oppqq
petrot l6si5 Kansas City 1929 Ne. ~, Yorh Nah III,
1i355. brand total. ao4,4bf bush; total yettsrday
SOL 1 total last year 705 s5D Future sales o3ooCo
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Tho States Finances,

ALBANY. July 13-The financial report, not
including the free school fund. OF the transact
tons of the Comptrollers Office for the quarter
ending June 80 last shows:
Cash In State Treasury April l. 1898. 81 ao7b
Par value OF securities held by the Comp
troer in trust for the several funds
April !: 1898. ....;......:.... aso7.272
Payments into the Treasury to the credit of
the severa! funds for tho quarter eoso eas
Securities pur chased during the quarter. 100000
Total. .6&7
Warrants drawn tho State Treasury
against the several nds for the quarter 81 GOT
Securities of the several funds sold or re-
deemed during the quarter ,..:;....:..... $50 100
Par value OF securities held by the Comp
troller In trust for the several funds
june 80 1898 .,.......................... 79IoIsa
Cash IN tho state treasury June 80 1913. 2.p6I466
Total. .6g5 647
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1afIroada

| .1>>~~~~~~~~>>>>>>->>
.AMEEIoA's GREATEST RAILROAD
NEW YORK
| CENTRAL IT, "a 3,
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
central Station, 42d Street; the only railroad
station In the CITY. Trains leave as follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
O.on a. M.--Excspt sundaya Fastest train h
| CHICAGO FAST MAIL
MN A. M-Daily for Chicago Except sund.y
| y:IU FOR Richned Springs. wagner service
| ADIRONDACK 81 MONTREAL SPECIAL.
9lO Eos sST Is an. rSF M No.
| SARATOGA a. LAKE GEORGESrECIAI.
92O .,.s lssn sHna1y and "
| NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
MsonI.e Wa %ss GsoSsS HS .,a1s
| DAY EXPRESS.
lU:SU does not run west o; Cleveland and bctroit
WORLDS FAIR SPEC IAL.
lZ:UUday wagner service. Dining car. avn
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
l:OO hoa. S5r ne S So ssns . iSt'
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
Dc Sn in c e.. At S.
EXPOSITION FLYER NIMITED.
GREAT eO-HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS ONLY.
3OO, toRps,. R %.sn Sa'' vsSSs ns,.
ALBANY, TROY, AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
$3.50 oa;.ti houn,sns Das@nse onso cara re-
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
Rqs ..s5s q.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6OO1a MGpaiy w PSs gn ..,ys.
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
6:25 Pla.t.6ur n AIS A. H. %o"sfss% eitS o
ADIRONDACK a. MONTREAL
TOO Malone sao Montreal RsS S S6S Lake ia"
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, AND 900
ISLANDS SPE, IAL.
1880 Niagara Fss s15 a' NJ pa clayton nit s45AI
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 MDn Pr Sn S,
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 Mpa all sespn H car ,!p passengers fos
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
9:l5r Vincent MI91 dJo i fS, Detroit Chicago aD'
VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
Two through trains daily, excopt Sunday. e:o1 A NJ
due PIttsfeld 80 North Adams 80 =. NJ; $50 n,
duo Pittsaeld $40. North Adams 9:l0 p. NJ.
FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
Fridays and Saturdays only at 1928 +. NJ. arrives
Pittsneid 6:l5 r. n. Wagner Drawing Room Cars
For time of local trains tickets and space In
apply at Grand Central Station l13 26l, Ala
1856. H42 Broadway. 235 Columbus av- SO West I26ta
st, and 13Sth st. station. New rk 1913 Washington
st, 726 Fulton ST.. and ~ Broadway. f. D. Brooklyn
s5ssG nSss
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
JOHN NJ TOUCEY. GEORGE u. DANIELS
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets, New York to Chicago
and Return. $500.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair
leave foot OF West AID st. follows IL minutes earlier
from Franklin st.:
O,4., NJ. daily, via Niagara Falls. Through Pull.
man sleepers New York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit
1:35 T. NJ. Chicago $3.50 r. NJ st. LOUIS 7:45 A. NJ
chair car tseats free New York to Niagara Falls
Through Pullman sleepers New YorK to Chicago
Arrives r Detroit o:4o l. ~. Chicago 1882 A NJ. 81.
$40 A. NJ. Except Sunday. for West Cornwall
Orr's Mil Campbell Hall Lake Mohouk, Lake Mime
whska. and Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. stony
Ford Mildiotown. Boonlingburgh. WurtsbOro. init
VILE. Elenve. Pittsburgh. Monticello Liberty and
White Lake.
.0,tS 4. NJ. daily for Mlddietown Pittsburgh.
Monticello. Liberty, Carbonate. scranton. Walton.
Delhi sidney Norwich. Utica. Rome. Oneida Fulton
UswegO. Niagara Falls.
s45 r. NJ. Saturdays only. for Campbell Hail.
Midletown. acknowledgement. Summitvillc Ellenyille,
Fasburgh. Monticello. Liberty. White Lake Livingston
a,lS y. NJ. Except Sunday. vestibuled Limited
for Lake Mononk Lake Minnewaska and III Val.
Icy Railroad stations. Campbell Hall. Middetown.
Mountain Dale. CentrevilIe. Pittsburgh. Monticello,
iureyv,e. Liberty Falls Liberty. PaIksvile and Liv-
$50 r. NJ. texcept Sunday. for West Cornwall
Orrs Mills Campbell Hall. Middletown, Summitvile,
Ellenville. and AL intermediate points.
S;f5 Il. VI daily Middlrtown SUNNI itviile Falls
bnrsh. Liberty. Livingston Manor. RockIand. Walton,
sidney, Norwich. Oneida, Fulton. oswego. Niagara
tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broad.
way New York Transfer Company calls and checks
baggage to destination.
J. C. ANDERSON C. p A.
b6 Beaver st.. New York.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
GINIA ~ an9 NEWPORT NEws CONNECTING for TlR
N ma wTnnSmlNGToN, D. Mon nreigt onlyh Tnes,
KlyER-Mon uT.ight onlyJ We'd and Sat For WEsr
Joint. vA-Tnes, Thurs. and sat From Pier ~ y
freight rates 70 all points south and West Agpy at
2ol. 2s7. 3i7A, a02, H4i' aud .a2H BLondway,
", l.. IlIAIpI.r TTuiltc
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STONlNGTON LINE,

INSIDE ROUTE 70 BoST1X; rRoyIDENCE. woICEs
route to NARRAGANsETT PIER AND WATCH HILL
New steel steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave new Pier 81. ~ r. block above Canal st az
b:3o r. NJ. daily. including Sunday.
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RED STAR LINE.

~, sailing from New York and Antwerp every week .
WWnapRhPTtSGD .,.....,.,..," etnrshar Jgy ~ 10
rMst CABIN t'io upward. second cab n to Ant""ti.
eS- ana $40: from Antwerp. SIS and So keiGr'lrl
on round trIp Apply for y" Facts" IhTERSATIONAb
NANlHATlOS co, General Agents Rowing Green.
T'ilE CLYDE, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Charleston. S. q, and Jack snnvllle. Fla.
aud all points IN Florida. the south and SOa'hwe,t.
from Pier p, T.. n. TUESDAYS ana Fridays, T. y.
PASSENGER accommodations and cniSine GnslriNssr4,
MM T. CLYDE co. Gen. Agts,, Bowling Green. y 10
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PROVIDENCE LINE,

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER. PROVIDENCE.
ALL POINTS EAST, AND THE WHITE MTs.
Steamers CoNNECTICuT and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 20 (old MOL n. r.. foot OF Warren st.
6:3o r NJ daily. except sunday: CONNECTING trans
leave wharf at A. NJ, due Boston 7l5 A. NJ. and $40
a ~ due Worcester "a ~ SUNDAY train to worces.
Ter from Union station at $3.50 A N. oniy) Through
ParlOr Cars to White Mountains leave wharf except
Sunday. 7:l5 A. NJ, due Fabyans 4 80 r. NJ.
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THE GREEN WITCH SAVINGS BANK
JAG AND 248 9TH Av.
Interest has bssn declared to dspositors entitled
thereto under the INV and tho bylaws for tho six
months and three months ending June 20 1929 At tho
RAE OF IhhEE AND On E-tA.s go FER GENT per
after Monday. Jniy II, 1893.
In crest will begin July on sums deposited
fore July ~. 1873
JANIS 9uINLAN. Treasurer
LEONARD ID. WHITE. ,c..-....,.
FRANCIS II. LEGGETT 'e'fe'"''oA
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Corn advanced bIghtly In tho carly Trading, phrIIy
owing to reports OF drought In the Southwest but the
Improvement was To- later on, partly sympathy Win
the decline in wheat and partly owing 10 tno generally
favorable nature OF the crop reports as well as a'
ing on in the demand. Spot sales IS 900 hush No
In elevator 4Sa@4S1Dr.; ungradol at fo1fc. Future
sales 1S5. 600 bush, as follows:
0,rniny Logsa Bteh.,t C7o.i.s
September 80, 80. 4DS 4pS AVA 4oG
Oats dull and easier The crop reports are zen.
orally favorable There some export demand. but
no business was reported spot sales ioooo bush No:
2 white at 1Oc.: No. do. at 3pc; No mixed ut
37ec elevator and 3S3c at oat; unEraded at s48c
for white and 3IS3Sc for mixed. Future sales 30ooOO
bush, as follows
0p.nina. Lr.ss.L Hah,M. C1oano.
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GRoCEhEs-Cohce futures advanced to 20 points
owing to buiish advices FROM kurone nnd Brazil
Higher European markets, small Brazilian receipts,
fears ct political troubles in tue coffee section OF BraI
ami fair warehouse deliveries contributed to the
strength OF the market The close was steady. with
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NORWICH LINE
FOR
BOSTON, WORCESTER,

AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Leave Pier 40 (old number North River next pier
above Deshrosses at ferryL daily. except sundays at
i. NJ, connecting with new express train leaving
New London at 5t3S A. NJ. reaching Boston . A. NJ
Worcester, 758 A. NJ.
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Electric stock Quotation

TON July ls.-Ths closing quotations Of electric
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II AMsDELl; LlNE.-hleAmrrs !raye Pier "a A.
~ foot frankiin st. for CTanStons West Point Gid
spIing noInwHiL Ishslll Landing. and ksw6urgb
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NEW YORK. July H. 1903
To tho Holders OF the Preferred and Com
mon stock of the National Cordare Com
pnnYt
Arizona republican., 1893-07-01
Death to the Dogs.

The dog scare increases daily and within the past twenty.four hours two mad dogs have been seen inside the town limits of Temue. At an early hour on Thursdav night someone from Sonora town reported 10 Constable Eel lows that A mad dog was in the village and bitten several dogs besides cattle and horses. Two men started in pur- shit. The other passed near Hayden's store yesterday morning and attacked a Mexican lady who was passing along the street. Fortunately she carried a parasol and the fraii weapon succeeded in pushing the dog away until someone arrived with pistol. Several shots were fired after him but without effect and he made his escape going east around the Tempe butte. The officers killed fifteen dogs day before yesterday and their record was three up to noon yesterday. One Mexican came out with shotgun to stand off the execu- tioner but was persuaded to change his mind and let the work of destruction prOcppd