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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

The growth of Denver, COL, has been
phenomenal. The appraised value in
1886 was S33, 156.515. In 1892 it was
over $74. 100000. Its output of manu-
featuring industries for the yeal 1892
was nearly $50, 900, and the trans
actions in real estate exceeded $40, 0O0,-
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

From 1900 to 1000 Americans are
studying in Paris. The majority of
these are studying painting; some few,
architecture or sculpture; some singing,
while still others are taking what Public
Opinion calls "this wise method of
learning French.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

Wideawake little japan is having an
English firm build her cruiser that may
torn out the fastest afoat, that is capa-
bic of nearly twenty-three knots. She
will be called the Yoshino, and be Of
AGO topc
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
St. Landry Democrat.
BY L. A. SANDOZ.
Opelousas, Louisiana.

The present French Republic has spent
two hundred million dollars in improv.
ing the waterways Of the country, which
reach total length of 7456 miles. All
these canals are free.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

JIMMY, wot's an anarchist" "A
anarchist is a Teller wot takes wot's
yonr'n an keeps Wot isn't his'n; &C
cordin' to them il I was ter take
ev'ry apple an peach from that stand
yonder it'd be all right, cause that
Eyetalian can't eat 'em, and I'd have
. parfect right To 'em!".
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

IT is computed that all the locomotives
in the United States would. If coupled
together, make train 300 miles long
The passenger cars would make another #
train of about the same length, ana II all
q ,i RI "',"ntlon TO All Legal Business.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
BETTER THAN NOTHING,

Servant--Please, sir, the coal is all out.
Mr.: Wcaric-Well, here's big pile of
dunning letters for that last ton. Burn
them. - New York Weekly.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
FIGS AND THlSTLES.

VIZ AiOoU pOISOu
in it.
\ S r A r WIN "a
man won't find
fault with the
table cloth.
A SUCCESSFUL
h y poe tie is
never q success
at anything else.
The devil likes
to be called by
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
THE JOKERS' BUDGET.
TESTS AND YARNS BY FUNNY MEN
OF THE PRESS.
The Dry Side--Very Suspicious
Near-Her Swear Word, Etc, Etc.
THE DRY SIDE.

THE DRY SIDE.
GLOW old are you, Miss Blusox:'
piped George, during lull in the con-
vcrsation.
"W-why2' stammercd Miss Blusox.
"I'm on the sunny side of 80, George. >
SIS that why you look so dried up,
Miss Blusox:" qucried George, inter
estcdly.- Truth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
Financial.
Western NeW-york & Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.

The undersigned have at the request Of Board Of
Directors Of Western New-York and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the New-York and Frankfort Com
OF Its second mortgage bondhoders undertaken 10
act Committee the reconstruction Of the Company
under plan and agreement prepared for that purpose
which believed will protect all interests and place
the affairs the Company a sound financial basis
In with the plan second mortgage bonds
with unpaid and debenures and convertible
and inconvertibe scrip must be deposited with the
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY Of the City OF
New-York. at is Wall Street. with the FIDELITY IN
sIRANcE. TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY In
Philadelphia before the LIST day OF March, 1891 10
ente holders share the BENEFITS OF the recon-
struction.
Stockholders. in order share in such DEMENT'S must
the time. deposit their certificates OF stock:
duly Endorsed transfer with the FIDELITY
INSURANCE TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT cOMpANf'
in Philadelphia.
Negotiable trust certificates will be issued by the
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY for the bonds.
and deposited and transferable trust GER
tifcates will be issued by the FIDELITY INSURANCE
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY for the GER
tihcates Of stock deposited.
Deposits also be in Frankforton the ana
Amsterdam. advertised there.
The plan Will become effective upon deposit OF
the majority OF the second mortgage bOnds'
security holders and stockholders are urged to ne
post their securities and certificates OF stock promptly IN
order speedy and economical reconstruction
Copies OF the Plan Agreement can be had from the
Secretary Of the Committee. at the office OF either
Trust Company.
Dated December I 1898.
ISAAC n. sELIGMAN. chairmans r.
GUSTAV F.. KIssEL,
Of kessler a Co.
CHARLES EDWARD BRETHERTON'
CARL JAEGER, . .
Of frankfort Committee Of Bondholders.
GEORGE r.. BARTOL
OF George r. Barto Co.. Limited.
NICHOLAS THOURON.
OF y. Thouron q Co.
SAMUEL G. DeCOURSEY,
President of the Company
RECoNsTRUCTION COMMITTEE.
Is Broad ST.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

the account. The Bank Of England lost f56UOO
bullion on balance but bar gold was easier at
AZ 2sl ner cent for discounts and firm at 2H@
2Iz per cent for daily balances Bar silver was
strong at 32d an ounce. American railway shares
PannsvIvania Railroad and New-York Central.
At paris French 3 per cents advanced a few
centimes to 9S22ik. sight exchange on London
being easier at 25.19 francs 10 tne s'erins o
At RerIin sight exchange on London was 20.33
marks. -
The Homestake Mining Company reports TOT
the year TO October l. 1893: Baiance on haho'
October 1892 s13. 2e4 80: receipts from product,
twelve months s1217, 900 81; total receipts. w.
231. 255 TO- Disbursements. twelve DIVIDENDS. slov-
600: expenses s799. 293 IA; total disbursements
s949 293 ia: credit balance. October J. 1898. Szel-
es2 sc The regular monthly dividend OF 10 cents
per share has been declared for November. pay
able at the office Of the company san i ran
cisco or at the Office of Lounsbery & Co in
New.york. on December &c. Transfer books
close December %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
Chicago & Northern Pacific R. R Go.

Immediate action being necessary TO preserve and en-
force the rights the bondholders OF the Chicago Il
Northern r. r. Co.. the Undersigned having here
tofore been appointed Committee at meeting OF the
bondhoers request all holders deposit their bonds at
once with the depositary. the UNITED STATES TRUST
Co OF NETWORK as Wall-st.), which Company VIII
issue temporary receipts exchangeabe for its certificates
engraved conformably to the rules Of the New-fork
Stock Exchange such certificates can be pre-
pared.
Copies Of bondholders' agreement may be obtained
from member OF the committee or at the Office or
the deposary.
j. EDWARD SIMMONS.
President Fourth National Bank
HENRY BULGE.
Hallgarten Co.
X. G. MARTIN,
A Broadway
SIMON STERNE.
SO Beaver-st
WM MERTENS,
l.. Won Hoffman, Co.
WIN. ALLEN BUTLER, Jr.,
Dec. 49, 1893. "a wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
N Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN +. R.

Trains leave foot OF West '-d'''' - ''io"'' - -
eer ,na "a III cGay except Sunday for waikiki yaiisy
ststions Nj ddictown Elienl ilir. FslsUu - i.ors'
..,nopdsle scranton Walton, Dehi, Sidney Nof"ien'
rtica Rome. Oneida. fulton. Osnego ,, -. rrn,s.,
a,tS ~ vi. Except sunday, euiliNan -. I-AP,es'
,o Walxil Valley Railroad stalions. tsmpoen , nfi..
Mdirtown f.cnNile. Mountain Dlr Gem "a
snrg iweyviile. Lbe ~ ia.ls. lDefy, f"~s'"e' s"s
Livingston Manor. .,,,-, s,,,m,tyiIle Falls.
Liberty I.Ninghton Ianor. Ro'Nano' "a's'" S'S
new Norwich Oneids Fulton. oswesp: u.c,,nna cn,i,
4.ah T., NJ. daily. VIA sisgafa Ais . r
car iscat, Iee) Nes,lOs< - Niss,r' q. ne,So,s
,s,,,,n .eepers Ncw-Noik Chirago AttNes bes'o's
a. n m Chicago 80 a. M 81 Louis. soY p ",
S,kcI, .ad Pullman accbnn0 iatiols ~ .,
NewYok Transfer Company calls fo aau oneAS o"ss"ss
% aes0nAH'" 1. C. ANDERSON. q. r. A..
" ~ IS Beaver ST.. New for1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
To THE
SECOND MORTGAGE B0NDH0LDERS
AND STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
New.York & Northern Railway Co.

% Wall ST.. Nev-York Dec 10. 1898
In the plan which have undertaken for the reor-
ranzation Of the N-wYork and Northern Railway Com
pany bonds Of the corporation may be used
shares OF the preferred and common STOCK
OF existing company.
We are therefore prepared receive such shares on
deposit for purposes Of reorganization and for er-
change into bonds, when issued.
The new bonds will be part OF an issue OF s82Oooo OF
the par value OF sico each 100 from their
date and bearing interest At per cent per annum-
principal and being payable I'm gold. and guaran-
teed ty tho Central and Hudson River Railroad
eonn.nv They will be secured by mortgage covering
all the property OF the NcwYork and Northern Railway
COMPANY and 81 40 GO will be reserved to
pro,ide for a Ike amount Of prior lien bonds on the
property
tn, exchange will be the following basis:
Preferred TO receive scrip eHchangeaole INTO
the new bonds Of 500 OF bonds for each 100
shares preferred stock
Common receive Ike scrip at the rate or
500 " new bonds Tor each shares common stock
under the decree Of foreclosure and sale the property
If IN. New York and Northern Hallway Company IL ad-
verti.el 70 sold public auction. on Dec ~ 1888
~ reserve the right to terminate those offers at time
without notice which all security holders affected
ny the sale who shall have accepted the offers now
raae VIII from necessity be excluded from Interest in
the Reorganiz~d Company.
W. are further authorized by the NewYork Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company 20 purchase N"w-York
and Northern Second Mortgage bonds at 10 per cent
payable the per cent bonds above described
over 20 per cent OF Second Mortgage bonds have
nlr.ady been acquired The new delivered pay
ment viii from July Is. 1898. This orer
T. likewise terminabie at any time
We reserve the right declare the plan abandoned
whole and In event return the shares " stock
withou, charge deposors upon surrender Of our re-
therefor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAKKtTS'
London. Dec Is. p m.-Consos. - l-ls FOR money
and % 3-6 for the account. New-York. Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 1873; Canadian
Pacific. 75ia; Erie i5ig: do second consois; ~.
Paul common, 627s New-YOrk Central lOi; Penn.
syvania 49,. Reading. 10: Mexican central new !
per cent bonds 5Jig: Atchson common. lsNs
4:3O ~ m-The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England on balance to-day Is tb"n.
Money 2i.noi3 per cent The rate OF discount In
the open market for both short and three-months
bills %. per Paris adviccs quote per cent
rentes AZ 9 francs 22i5 centimes FOR the account.
and exchange London at p francs 10 centmes for
checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast ENpFess IflIII' 70 -
uAIIlMOnE, N-ASuIN,ION, 49, ~t.N Az
NAIL. 81. LOUIS AND ALL POiNlo WrSi
III LI.MNN IAU stkN ICi, ON Ma. Ti..,.'.
Leave NewYork. foot Of Llberty.st daily. CHICAGO.
1870 night: CINCINNA All, ST, LOUIS o A. NJ? 81: go
Y. NJ WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, A NJ, q 80
A. NJ. Dining Car $50 (s 100 A. NJ eN. sun Is OJ 4.
~, Dining Carr 80 =. M ~ - nIghto Al train, run
80 =; N. ex Sun. NEwoiiLEAEs, 90 y: N.
daily. Through Sleeping via washington aug Ni'r.
andoah Valley r)ute Onces: IT., pol tih 40 Broad
brooklyn station foot of Libertyst T. r. X. of N }.
New.York Transfer Co. VIII call for ana check baggage
DoW hoNl % fNnidanca destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
DREXEL, MORGAN d co.
OFFICE or TIE
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
or THE
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..

MILLS BUILDING. NEW.YORK. Dec. ]. 1898
To the Holders Of the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Of
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
In view Of the existing conditions OF the Northern
PseInc Railroad Company and OF the default on
the interest due the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds on
IN. LIST OF December the undersigned have been cons
tu.sd q Reorganization Committee BY the German and
American Of such bonds for the general protection
~ h,, Interests present condition and In future
reorganization.
The committee Ia, Organized with Mr. Edward d.
Adam. A. It's Chairman and Gen. Louis Fitzgerald - Ia
Vlcc.C hartman.
Bon1hoicrs are invited To send % the Chairman or
Secretary their addresses with the amounts Of their re-
ape hold ngs.
EDWARD u. ADAMS,
Mills Building.
JOHN &. BtI.LITT,
Philadelphia.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
Mercantile Trust Co.
CHARLES LANIER,
Wnslow. Laniet Co.
j. ID. PROBST,
JAMES sTIILNIAN.
National city Bank.
ERNST TiIAIMANN.
Ladenburg. Thalmann h Co.
A. MARCUS. Secretary. NILS Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD,

IN. Y. &. q II. H. X. Il. Co.. Lt->SEe.') .
Trains leave West 42d.st. station, New lorA ss fol'
loI and - minutes esrier from no. 'asnss o0.
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Det ot Chi aga; eAceps
saturday FOR Toronto. ,.., -
3Io +. M-Dal tor Nblny, Montreal u iea Syracuse,
Rochester. lulialo. Niagara rails Toronto DetrV.'.
S,IJ =. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Ro,heser,
Buffalo Nlagaru Falls Toronto, Detroit Cleveland AM
Oh sgO.
For Tickets time tables parlor and slcepinsrar accom-
modaton, apply city Offices BROOKLYN ana Nee" YORK and
at stations. Timetables principal hotels For othef
Information address
Z. Il. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
4 Vanderbilt New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
Autiion Sales, financial.
LOFTS MEsIHR, Auciioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS and BONDS
by ADRIAN II. MULLER & son,

by ADRIAN n. MULLER son,
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 30.
" ia 80 ''os ss at %S ' H;s;or H, Estate Sales
BY order q me Long Island Iosn Tr'' Co Executor
70 : :s: h 5Ss .,6 Gri SAT- r'i Depot, CO.
= s5s Munis.pal Iiec'ric r4sh, Co. Hklyn.
80 shs Ki i's,'' COUNT rru., CO. Gdp.
$4,000 CITY Of Hcv. York I p coast stock Dec
nsooo t,'y q N.r-r:rs css't stock 'cro'On
q E: $%.,.I ;I3
@ Gsar Bur ss.a Sa r. r. M c5 sa; rS' c.
5000 Ta I' q Ss: ne; Cont sos:.I na' 1902
% :s: W %:' VIZ c: : Iron Iron GO Co. PsS
80 =. .s Ns E1qs { H GS%" S5 common
,i st. san ' H";eas Xta".s. rs 81
200 .h. Small iIope. con,id Maias C. 2ypd.
70 ,hs M-trepoIlian Gs'ss, 60 q gkiyn
10" .ss Es,. r,n9s Isissapn GO 60 conn
20 shs Continental Trust CO.
10 ,hs Title Guarantee Trust Co.
5000 Peoples e;asiish, Co Is, mtg. , 9 ID 1901
50 shs christopher & 10Th 81. r. R. Co.
% s si: n h.iS 'i@ si, Marvin % %' pr.a
800 shs. Iron Steamboat 90.
G 80 :s s. ha4s s | ga: S M GSni cS Ohio
> OOJ shs Monterey Mexican Gulf R'way Co
5000 y. y 4 Long Branch II. II lot mtge p O.
BIDS. 1881.
10 shs. Cuizens' Electric III. Co Of Bklyn.
ig4 sh,. brooklyn Municipal Electric Light c..
10 shr German Il. T.. Tle Guar. 90.
sIOO Dry DOCK East - way 4 Battery r. II. .. c.
So 900 Dry Dock Eas, nway & Battery r. II. op. c.
ccrtfs 1914.
10 shs. Central Trust co.
100 shs 32d-st Gfand.st. Ferry r. r. Co.
$50 sha. Lewis 4 Fowler MIG Co
Hamilton Trust "a. Bklyn.
$1,000 Council Buns CIty Water Works Co LIST m'ge q
y. BE. 1896
20 shs Thurbor Whvland %. ph
80 600 y. !. New Jersey Telephone Co gen m'Ge B
T. g. BIDS 1871
$40 900 - Louis 4 san Francisco r. r. p. c. Coll
Trust BIS 1885,.
500 Noun, Morris Electric Light Co. LIST mge ..
Con.'. BIS. 1870
chs IsccttOn tpnHiIuctiOn Go. pfd.
- shs Hccki0n Construction Co. common.
2oo shs Citizrns' Natl Bank.
100 shs N"w-lorl steam 60.
100 Gas 90. ~ Bklyn.
100 shs Peoria. Decatur 4 Evansville r. r. Co.
5000 Central New York Western r. X. Co LIST
mtgc Iids.. 1913
sia ENchanre Bank.
Pennsylvania 'oaI 90.
% shs Franklin rust 90. Bklyn.
~ shs. New-York n Harlem II. X. common.
81. 900 Jersey city =. e. water I'd. 1913.
1Dl shS. Central y South American Tel. Co.
1876 shs Mechanics Nail. Bank.
33i shs Merchants Natl Bank
100 shs Germania Fire ins 90
5000 cob Hacking Valley Toledo n. n. ..
BIDS.
5000 Metropolitan Elevated II. r. ist mtge BIDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
(Anthracits coal used exclusively


Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
T' Time ' faS i'@' Eject aoG SoS IS
For Eaton, Betheham Allentown MauSn 20 F..on,
49, s$s ssss g g SffqssyS F. n. Sundays 1885,
wfs sanS,v r'..isSSy ans Scranton $40
l Eor H &c. soc j. 49, 90 s.s
" Pcr H la & at 100 s.s A. NJ liz 60
saSs,I sf 50 5fif M nss fsSsgas s''''' nss.
except SATURDAY night Sundays. 7;i' A NJ 1880 r.
ss Hsni nssnIa Ma Po' i's5A RSs:
40 s IS 70 Red ss Rspk Pax Sis e y
NJ NV FOR LAKEwoop...
Fcr Fsrminsdsie Toms River. Bafnesa. Park sas
h'i FS CITY vaesd and nd hraseon 80 A. ~
z For Monmouth Reach ss,ssss and E!ahl.as nr,sA
$50 s:is !, 80 a. M :oo go AS 400 40 r. \:
ROYAL BLUE LINE
rH.sAsRsssSsA rs.F1$$s1 Sss g4sHsfgSs
g. ssRSSsp BB ShH g. g. sS g Sas'' fai
s sS 90 Sp Gpnns css - 80 2 H. i night
For Baltimore and wsshiaaton week days 90 II sc
H. 70 % n5sAsD n Sn9f es G'@ssi Ss
sss ss iGt oss is G9 Be hSS 'sSfsssd
st. dq.%S%s % XsTSSIS SSYI. s., SEQ F
New.York Transfer Company will call for aud check bag
cags from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in New-York foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.

~
Direct route to NEWARK. BLooMtIELp MoNrSLAl l,
THE ORANGES. summit, BernarisNlle, BasAlnx
Ridge Madison Moris!oMn Passais Paterson BOB Boon
C Cn 'ifiiackettstown. SCHOOLElS MOUNTAIN.
Washinston PHlLLGPsBuRG;. EAsToN, IN WATER
CAp sfROI' DSBURG. Pocono Mountains, SCRANTON
PPnnr'rrsToN, WiLKEsBARRE .NANrIcoKE DAN
vii "a T1RTuI MBERLAND. Montrose, BINGHAM
TON. oXFoRp NORWICH ws,erv NJ, uTicA v RlCH
iiTHAcA oWEGo. ELMlRA CORNING. BATH
s,o1TttWT,ST AND SOUTHWEST . -.
Q.OO A. N.-BIFFALO UTICA, and OSNtGo EN-
"iHRt,Ss Pullman Palace Cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train Chicago arriving ?-o a. m next MORN
10 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
I coo ea'' =. M.-sCRANToN PINGHAMToN and ELMlRA
IN PRESS Pullman parlof cars .,,,,
4iiO i. SCRANTON. WiLkESBAKhE ana fii w
40 r. VI. (Dail,).- BUFFALO LIMITED EAPi'EsS'
Imilman slaepers Arrives az 10 A. IN .,.,..~
a 40 % NJ tpailv.-BI' FfAlO. UTICA and os" E"V
"rV PRESS Pullman seepers . .>... - =.
TTie'Kf!TS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATION, a. Is
broadway. Tickets az ferry stations
- ana oto BROADWAY - West i2Jthst 30 columbus.
-, York. :I3 Westinghouse, ,2S Fuon.st ana
"a Rroadway brooklyn Time tables. gyinS fuil inior-
nation al all stations ,,,.,.,. III, III ,,- .rA
NJ vNI,SrcOTr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII CAL Tor ana
c,ecx baggage from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Financial Meet,ngs.

V,HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockheld-
i ers Of the Black Automatic Railway Block Signal
Co VIII be held Tuesday. January "a. 1894. In room
l06. - Broadway. n. Y. city. at 10 A. NJ.
HENRY a cox. Secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
pennsylvania
"a RATT,ROAD

STATIONS, foot Of DcSbrOsses anu Coruonos
Ssrecsn.
In Effect November 18th, 1898.
f $3.50 H. fxsssLv% Lii
ana iSa tssna. sssso ana nasn SsS
% %;; toledo s. :; sesT f9yoi,rs rxpnrss-
q ana ssSess 'Ha R" SiGs e IS SI' m s.
4 s., G5iis ss;sss sss s s::
land. Arrives Cleveland Ii rs a. Chicago D. M
$50 asAi p a'Si II. WESTERN EXPRESS weekdsys
cd:nn. sna S. oas % e"a RF
M. indianapolis. 1915 D. M, ST. Louis am sec'ns
500 r Pacific EXrREss-rg ,gSs. c5 Rss::
1870 second morning, Toledo II ;'' p m'' c'eVe'
lU,iU A. Nv asninsIen i.initea" "es" ua' . fu''
sIS raSL Cars ana Dnns c' Limited" daily Pull
man Parlor and DINING Cars. ARRIVES washington
A6DiiISS%L EXPRESS TRAINS: g. 90 fs 80 SUI IL
4 f.;:I e.. .S,s.. isy' ? sissS.
s' d srSs'S slseTsi 70 o.
s'?S s"@Is ~ os,s s.v.,
pc SSg$ oySrS$% s.Ss NORFOLK VI. c.s.
rOE s;Sfff Fl 5rf w p M weekday. with 1,,..s.
FL RS: FL; Il i =s:.s:: an,
Pleasant. 9 10 T. 90 nosn $40, $40 ,pd II -
do not stop at Asbury and Ocean Grove on Sun
days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20, 70, 80, 8. 80 40 renn's Lmtedl
ioJo, II m- y 80 1, 2lo 3, 4 $50 5, o.! *
$50 . ESQ 90 Limited, 10 90 q. M, "a 1850. &
r.,s. y PsS st,.; 20 5 e,ss
bus Avenue 1877 Sixth Avenue and foot Of Desbrosses
and cortlandt Streets; 4 Court Street geo Fu!toSs
OF Fulton street Brooklyn; 129 Hudson Street. Hebo
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
hotels ana residences through 70 detnalon
W RI PRFVOST J. X. WOOD,
" General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
Dividend Notires.


HoMESTAKE MINING COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING. is Broad St. -
NEW-YORK. Dec. 10. 1898.
DIVIDEND 1So.
vJNHE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND,
i TEN lM CENTS PER SHARE. has been declared
,r November payable al the office OF the company San
Francisco or al the transfer agency in NewYork on the
10Th inst. a.. 49,.
Transfer books close the 10th inst
LOuNSBERY & CO.. Transfer Agents
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Gapinss Banks.
INSTITUTION FOR the SAVINGS

OF MERCHANTS CLERKS.
NO 20 UNION SQUARE.
A dividend has been declared TO Depositors entitled
thereto under the Bylaws for the six months ending
Dec. 81, 1893, at the rate OF Four per Cent. per
Annum on all sums 50 to 81 900. payable on and
AFTER Monday. Jan. ~. 1924.
Deposits are received from NIL persons. and
NOT exclusively from merchants clerks. and
n made on or before Jan. will draw inter-
est from Jan. I.
Bank open from 10 o'clock A. II. to s'o'clock r. NJ
daily. holidays excepted.
ANDREW WARNER. President.
= DRINKERHOFF Cashier.
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financial elections.

Ginaneial elections.
LAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.-An cleo
ton for DseetOs Of this ank VIII b. held ia a. u the
Day. m January 1884 rG' GD' SE lSP cssSr
THE H. B. cLAFLIN co.
NJ Office Is hereby given that meeting or
4\he stockholders Of this CORPORATION VIII be held f9 me
purpose Of the annual election OF the Directors OF tns
company the llth day OF January 1924 at IL
city Elizabeth County OF Union, State OF NewJersey
and transaction OF such other business as may
p2Pey ,s Eone books @ be Closed q, O'Clock p NJ
Dec o. 1893. and reopened at 10 o'clock A NJ JAN IL.
JOHN cLAFLIN.
DANIEL ROBINSON,
bGXAER 4. f FORCE
GEORGE Z. ARMSTRONG.
december TO- 1893 Directors
THE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER BANK OBJ
December 9Th. 1893.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhod
tnsune year will be held the Banking House, ga
Broadway Tuesday January 9th 1894. Polls Will be
open '" l. O'Clock w. q" s. vS aSiS WEEK
ITHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i HOLDERS Of the Fidelity and Casualty Company
OF New-York election OF Directors election Of In
spectors Of Election and for the Transaction Of such other
at the Office OF the Company 40 Broadway. in the city
New-York Tuesday. the "a day Of January. 1894
oeloSE s'T p CLOCK RosERT HII4s secretary
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
10 v BR9ApwAYi os,s 1907
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
i the American Coal Company OF Alegany COUNTY
Maryland. viii 10 held at %. compsnys ofice. IN the
GEORGE NJ. B0wLBY. Secretary.
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last RIVER NATIONAL BANK.-An cleo
IL ton for Directors OF this flank VIII b. held az the
Parking house. No. 49, Broadway N-v-York on Tues
day January o. 1894. Polls open from . TO o'clock
D. m. z. l.. NEWELL. Cashier.
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