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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-05-06
SEASON 1898
STANDARD T'sttIig Stations !
AT
VIE w L A N D
81
5sSse-~
PROPERTY OF
GEORGE w. BATES.
Rates Cry, Lafayette County, No..
TERMS.
Viewmont 4444

Viewmont 4444,
YIEwMoNT is n blood bay mo whitel. l6A
hands, weighs 1900 pounds, foalcd April. 1883.
HambIetonian Mambrino and
Pilot Jr.,) sired by Almont Pilot 1888, tsire Of
Rosemont 2:23h, that sold to u gentleman of
Frankfort, Germany, for $500. Maggie
A.mont 2:2I ga and 8 others In the $3.50
list; as well as the dams OF Emoleta 2:2ih Red
Ink 2:30, Leita u 2 years 2;25A and Nidia 2
years, PAGER. 2:20 &c.) son of the great Almont
3j. record 2:39a, (sire of annie witherspoon
2:l6A, Piedmont 2:l7A, Westmont 2:I3A,
and thirty-four others with records of 2:30 or
better, son Of Alesander's Abdallah, Is, record
2:42 tsire OF Goldsmith's Maid 2:l4 aud five
others In the 2:30 list; he by HamiltonIan 10,
tsire of Dexter 2:l7h and 8 others with
records of 2:3l or betterl AlmCnt Pilots list
dam is Lucille, by Alexander's Abdallah Is, I'd
dam by Pilot. Jr,, IL (sire of . In the ESQ list
and sire or the dams Of Maud s., POSE, Jay
Eye-See 2;lO, Nutwood 2:lSa and 81 other $3.50
performers.5
viewmont's dam is Lady Douglas dam of
st. Lambert record OF 2:29Ll, by bourbon
chief 33 tsire of Calmer 2:22 and the dams of
with records OF 2:30 or better, among them
Piekard 2:lsI Alta 2:2sA and Fullerton D
Thorn 2:lsH and . others in the 2:3D list and
sire of the dams of Piedmont 2:l7k, Director
2:i7 and Onward 2:25k and 20 others with
records of 2:3G or better; he also sired the dams
OF Red Wilkes Belmont, &c.l Bourbon Chiefs
dam is Puss, by Gray Eagle, end dam by Sir
Peter, 81 dam by Hancock's Hambletonion,
etc. grand dam, Mollie jackson
ls by Jackson (thoroughbredj, son Of Union,
he by imported Glencoe. ViewmOnt has size,
power, ''lots'' of bone and muscle and his
enough for any purpose. The low service
should insure him all that he can do.
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CHICAGO, Rock Island & Pacific RV.

The Direct Route to and from CHICAGO, ROCK
ISLAND, DAVENPORT, DIES MoINE UNC
BLUFFS. OMAHA, LINCOLN, WATERT0WN,
SIOUX FALLS, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, 81.
JOSEPH, ATCHIsON, LEAyENwORTH, KANSAS
CITY, TOPEKA, DENVER. COLORADO SPRINGS,
and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cars to ana
from CHICAGO, CALDWELL. HUTCHINSON and
CITY, and Palace Sleeping Cars between
CHICAGO, WICHITA and
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RlCQuMNTepm WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS couRTRywn opTtr
UGH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY or THIS NAP OF II
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SOLID vESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS

Of Through Coaches, Sleepers, Free Reclining Chair
Cars and Dining Cars daily between CHICAGO, DIES
MONIES, COUNCIL BLUFFS. OMAHA and LIN.
COLIN, and between CHICAGO and DENVER,
or Kansas city and Topeka. Excursions daily, with
Choice of Routes to aud from Salt Lake, Portland, Los
Angeles and san Francisco. The Direct Line to and
from Pixies Peak, Manitou, Garden of the Gods, the
Sanitaliums, and Scenic Grandeurs Of Colorado.
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-George-''I wonder why Ethel calls
me her chrysanthcmum?' Binks-"She
may have discovered that you haven't q
cent"
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50 Mahan, William A deceased; NJ j Il
Laudram and & A j Mahan, executives.
% Cutron and MOrrland, partnership;
George NJ Cntron. surviving partner.
81 Morrland, John Reid deceased; Mamie
MOrpland, administrators.
~ L. WinSOr and son, partnership; ii W
Winsnr, surviving partner.
% Orstcrmcycr, Caroline deceased; Andrew
Bouknski, administrator
~ Clark, Edna NJ minor; John Willis,
curator.
% Young. George w deceased; Albert q
Young, administrator -
NJ Russell and Tucker, partnership; j u
Tucker, surviving partner,
administrators executors, guardians nIu
curatOrS are required Ia make their Scilie,
mcnts strictly at the date for which ihr't cases
are set respectively as published above.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
Judge of Probate.
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Zimmerman & Forshay,
BANKERS,
n WALL STREET.
TO The NoIdrr- Of the Dcnrrr Wafer company
sc,cm Per Cent Five Year Gold Bonds

Tho noldhoI.r.' Conidi.'cr takes pleasure Ia announc
inr that decree has ohtein" by the Trr-'' Of ia"
mortgage securing IN above bonds fot"lo'is the mort
e1ac aud orics!n, sal, o the mosieag"l property
Tho decree aaI the judgment Of the Court lhd' the
Seven Per Mortgage ,uicc Of conr'" 10 the lien Of
:35j 600 Of underlying hcid-, prior lien on I'll The
p,orttv If Tho beaver Walcr C,riany it. snccc'sor'
and assign including all -,ten,ion' Of h" property ana
what ar. called u" Ba,rs brook ord M"nht moprru'-
sui .couca,y acquired. Payment c Tho amount Of our
uo,ic,e, irncird AMI nicic.. ha, l,cn ordered to De
made wi,hiu taftv dls after July 2o''' la'3 una the
decree provide, thai.
"XNVI II default be made IN making either Of 81
acr. ,cc rrcnl.c, aud property r'1 prr'onal ana mN@
rsh' ond fianrhi.,- vhr ,i,H',i. s''' 10 ~
en- a. pnilc aIcllon to ne highest blict
iof ut twelve o'clock noon q, III" mons door O." "a r"r'-
in the STAT % colorado. cy 10 ,'r nan,i t., 'h"
COMMIT -, oa,r bet,n appointed in his noi!'c q. sale
The Committee rclr"-'nt> majority 81 the bonus ana
Intends 10 protect tic utot~t. such londhodcr> rs have
Deposited their bonds and ssncd iii" agreement Notc"
T. thc fore hereby ,on that b,niholcrs Who desire TO
plrrivltr wiki thc majority IN tic Irrrilt~ winch may
accrue oni who have already de- oitcd their bonds
with Tno raru.crs LoIn & Trust '"nplny ana sighed
the bondholdcr asrcciacit may make such deposit ana
execute such agreement lofor' S"pt'mh" l>t le93
u,o, eyectlv tho same term, conditions thr bond
holders heretofore made deposit and eNrentd Tao
agreement; after which date deposits OF bonds WI" be t.
cclyed only
Co;lc, II me agrc, cnt may be had NJ The Farmers
Loan 4 Trust Company - william street. NcwYhrh. or
Of the Ch,irunn the Committee. Daniel A. Hcad No.
40 Rroadwcy. Ncw.Nork
DANIEL \. HEAD. 40 Broadway Ncw.Yorx.
Chairman.
T. AryNATTE BARNES. New.iiaNcn. Conn.
II l.. JANIS Elston Pa.
y. J.. TOErFY. IIone~dalr Pa.
THEODORE g.. WooDBrHY P,rtlanl. Nc.
T. f. HEOWN NELL. evidence. Il. /.
:,EwNAN ERE. - broadway. y. Y. city.
So Rotary.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
West SHORE RAILROAD.
LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE

IN. Y G. II. II. Il. H. CO. Lt-SSEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROIND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH, $500.
lows and is minutes eale nom foot Frankin-st.
$3.50 A. M.-Dally LOCAL 10 su.: bIiage anu Ha's gs
Sieep.Se car New.Ycrl u Bloon,ye sundays only.
7,3a A. VI Daily jca Albany for Catskl Mountains
,o sId6 S (. MDay for SbsSy Ta Syracuse, Roch:
ester buffalo Niagara Falls Detrot. Chicago; exceps
A fIsSe /. VI IDaiy except Sunday TO- BloomvIe ana
Catskili Mountains New-Paz. Lakes Mohonk and Min
rS Sg Ears Yep, 70 Sy s1a cas
tans New.ralt,. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnneswassss
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Pario' osrs
r?Osys safs'Ss, asa HAY Holiday Special
pantap. I ra's' s car attached; 10 ta,. Noun.
,s ny Ssyaora. taSor ATTACHED Saturdays
Bo5myils and Caldwell La aS,f Georig g. Albany
"'Iolps:er ESalo Niasst, Falls T,rcn'o, Detroit
63or MgP' cn ssesp Paror sar 70 Kingdom
- -Daiiy for Albany. Utca, SYRACUSE Rochester
Bu6ao Niagara Falls, ToFohto Detroit CieVeahd ana
shiIss9G rcayes BROOKLYN sv Annsy, Alo:oo. BIZ O.
nj sS.;.,,s AZ: t % q: E 81
swSg .iS IGf q p M balls. H. io ''0
ROhe buffalo Nas,r' Fails, TGSonto Detroit, clevs'
modatons or Information. aoHly Offices Brooklyn, SSS
w''@s!osts So rH%" s'5 S$S 'ss;
A''u ~ ~ General Passenger Agent
vande-biltave.. New-Yofk
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"0ElhWhRE 6 HUDSON R. R."

.'rhc shortest, QuIckes: and Best Line to montreal
ra,ve GRAND Central Dcrot .. 3 20 IN. $3.50 p M
Ar,iyo Mco,re,I.. ........... s6j p. N. e:i6 n.
Also rIatt,Ouryh sccpnscar on 70 y. N: IRAN aos
r,s.encoIs 10 sar,na, Lake Placid Paul smiths, s[ooo
Lake etc Via ChautrauSdy X. IT,. the iavorlte rone
AdrunCark atii Lg at -easo"aoIc l"uF asef S'~e
fast 1t Patt,buF2h. -. ,.,.-,.,,oc
- u GortIlud.st -.
se,, s,nts stamp. Tor illustrated guide maps esc.s
4, Northcrn snmnier resorts D
}. ". PInnICK: g. =. A..
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FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE AT NEw-Y0EK.
1901. 1902, 1893.
NV ,oods 50 "a i0a 40 Ola 33l s. ses 81
Oan ,ne,rh,ndise 100 5l7 ~ 7ss 200 7.G22 81
r,o, ,o IN. rcek 40 e?J 80 7oi 80 40 $50 s2
Since Jan ...... 9lS 572 1873 3G ""S ~ S' 200 j.
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEWYoRk.
- A., ., sioji- 81 i25 s0i3 40
For thr wee '''''''.'' 59s oo6 iiiocH CO.'S 70i
EXPORTS OF SPECIE At NTwYOi;K.
u, ~. w,ct sI3e.75I 81 40 900 SG2s rs
81 925.Ol7 Gt : 1859 81. i2J69
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n, Y, ONTARIO B. WESTERN R.
Excursion Tickets. New.York to Chicago and Rc
turu. 1880,

Excursion Tickets New. York TO Chicago aud Re-
turn. 1880.
special Coach Excursions saturday Aug. 12fh and
Wctnc.iny. Aug. 18Th. IA $500.
Through tr,lns chicago aaa tn; words Fair leave
D:,J H. II. daily via Niagara Falls. Through Pullman
sIerller, New.York Chcsyo. Arrives Detroit AZ
D. ~ Chicago 80 NJ =. ior; 40 p a: H. o,.,,
ear seas free NeWYork 10 Niagara Falls. Through
Pnlnan slerpcfs NcwYork 10 Chicago. Arrives Detroit
20 D. NJ. Chicago 3. a. m. 81. Louis > 900 .. m
s,l5 A. NJ except sunday tor West Cornwall Or's
Mil, canybeli Hall Lake Mohon(. fake MnneM a. 10
twn Dlooningburg Wurtsboro. summitvlle Ele:'iLe.
et3 & ~ tdslyl for Mdd,covn. Fslsbure ,.co."-l.
To- Liberty White Lake. tsrbondaie. scranton Walton.
pchI Sldney Norwlch. Uu'a. Rome. cneida. Fulton
LIZ r. W. saturdays only. for Campbell Hall. Mld.
d.ioyu Oumn ghurI SnmnltNlle ElInIyiil ralisbnrg.
Wontireo Liberty White Lake Livingston Manor.
3:iJ o. VI. le.rrpt sunday Ve>tbuled Limited for
Iats Mohonk Lake Minncwaska. and Waikiki Valley
Railroad ;ations Campbell Hail. Mitllstown Mountain
Liberty Fails Liberty, park.yill. and Ilynsstoa Manor
M'ii,' Campbell iIaiI Mddletown. simmityc Ellen.
VASE VI. daily, MlddIetown. snmmi.x!lle. Falls
burg Libcrty Livingston Manor Rocklard. Walton. Sid
me- Norwich oneida. Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Fails
Ticket. aud Punan accommodations at 9Ti broadway.
YORK Transfer Company calls for and check. taggase
" ue' j. c. ANDERSON. O. p. A..
81 Beaver ST.. Sew-YUfk.
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CLOSING PRICES OF pHILAprrrr,, s.,ocv.
TIE BANK STATEMENT

Saturday, Aug J-p m.
hN VI" operations OF the Ncw-Yorl, Sub-Treas-
ufN III the week ended last NIGHT which included
payments OF S72,O20 for purchases OF Pacific Rail-
ROAD honds, and deposits Of $3.50. 900 for payment
az oth'f points the associated banks lost ONLY
Sll7'S62. The weekly bank statement publshed
To-Day showed an average loss in cash of ST., 0e4-
I"o' fortunately this result represents the condi-
tons of week ago, and to an extent. is mere
rejection Of those which have actually prevailed
'or several weeks. The loss in cash is proof Of the
generous Efforts made by the city banks 10 help
'h'ir country correspondents, and the increase in
"ai's' which was, however, only S2.23l 300, fur
hlHi"d collateral evidence in the same direction
II banks AT other points had followed the same
liberal policy there would lave been much less
ulStrlSt and probably smaller boarding Of money
oy persons ana institutions. In its details the
statement was relatively consistent, the decrease
III deposits being only about $50 900 smaller than
the other changes demanded The result of all
the changes was loss in reserve of $0,7l6,-
10, and the deficit under the % per cent rule
Is now Sl4,Ol7,S00. The aggregate loans exceed
the deposits by nearly S36, 1000, 900, an amount
Which Is only little more than the loan certiii-
Gates outstanding \ year ago the banks held
a surplus Of Sls,78s,4?5. and one Of 81 $500 $50
Ill HE corresponding week in the preceding year
The following are the comparative statements
or Juiy 20 and August ).
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Railroads
pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets
Tn Epact .Iuly ID. 1NQ3.

STATIONS foot OF De,brosses CoriIandt Streets.
In Fleet July I'd. 1898.
900 A. toLrMEiAN lAr:tS s,a,i Ina ,s Si
ap5li" Ai,e, (imcrioti 81 a. H. Indianapolis %
S %~ So INA si, sd tayn 4nHe rs'@
100 S,r q Sc 80 ST. A Fre SN6 + SCnGc
3a cssn%, 5 ios % aa p Gnc Snsi 10 IS
ois f.. 7 {. S,s fi;s.5 ri D s;a Ss
to CGiearo. Xrii,o Cleveland Ii 40 .. M, Chicago
$50 p. W. H. sSoGirHmiIwrsrERS EXPRESS weess.ys
n M sns s, a% '% rs az n1nS
$40 p n F IS%i II" sfSpe %1 Bnas
sIGsnf Car c cacSso "a ArrvSs cn an
80 E. N. 'eyond ao,gins' i% o n, 1wesldavs
300 =. IT, siTTiiNSSDo%H Willy EorT ,, dsi ,;,
Sleeper to Memphis ii," '''''''''
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sOuTh.
1900 A. NJ shingion Limited "''"'e"'
'fe ,r T. & s"a T," Limited" "s s'S FH
no, 80, p ~. is5 " e a,cs sunday
$50 go 81 b. An,tc 60 Scn S Tr Z 70 t S
crs 10 Charleston Columbia. Jsct,oa' Nh ana PORT
$50 ," T. MEcS SnSa S a"& bas?% aaIIy
Slccpcr. g. sasa.ia Mcmpei, Hot spIns' A'A''''''
'.%o G M;"siy n',is: , IKE OHIO Railway
For @p S" rGIT Gco oHd F and yorrorK via CAPE
Charlie, Eontc. ,; M weekdays. ana vita thF''F"
T" nSasG A S1s, . f ca 70 AMI o G %Ssfo' WIN
Fn: CAPE NAY. i 90 y. e'k-dayS
For Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ana flht
Pleasant 3 so 30 $40 10 NJ f. 10 u 20 Ho'rt-
DAY orv . 40 $40 3:iO I 20 70 .. M M"'N.
DAYS sundays IL - n. M ID p. M. tDo not
:, ~ al Asuurr PARK and Ocean 'tro"" on Sund3y-D
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
TNprr-s: 20 30. ;. 20 . $50. 10, u a. m "
noon. Pcln'a Limited. Il 20 / 20 3 $50 T. 10
81 80 S, g 30 g. 10 M nt e! noon S"?'E n
itea > a. % go - &C. p M - III 10 an, 1e 5
Broadway. A,tor Hon,": 13 East l@'ih stret 20
Wr-t 18TH Street. 2jl Columbus ANenur. ."l HlN'h
H,nnur ana foot II d. sbfos.. aud Cortla DIT STREET.
court Sir.ct $40 Fult Str''i. % Hroalw3y ard
I;rook,n Annex station. foot Of fut n Ster BrooN-
ln 100 ud-or street. HoLoScn; S;,tioa JnreN INV
iha N.a.l1fk Transfer 'Orpluv VIII call Tor ain
check bacg.s from Lo,e, and csd through 10 desti'
| nIO1. - ,rooo
,,,uer, N1iacer. f;encra pasS'r Agent.
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HAICHT e. FREESE e,
nankcrs and Brokers % Broadway. New York

NEw.YORK July %. 1893.
TO me HOLDERS OF
REORGANIZATION Certificates Receipts for First Pre-
ferred Second Preferred. and Common Stock oil Inc
Fast TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA UEoh"lA
HALLWAY COMPANY, under agreement AMI plan oil
reorganization of May l, 1903:
,,sna,t N the provisions OF said agreement and plan
.vuent Of Is cents per share First Preferred stock
81 40 per share Oh Second Preferred Stock, SD per
sb,r. on Common Stock account Of the first in,'lmcn
OF tae assessment Stock OF the EAST It.N Nr,H'i'
xr,putNIA & GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY, T.
h.,shv called for and payable at the office Of DiEXEi
uon9AN & CO. % Wall St, New lorh. OIL or before
August 10. 1893.
All holders Of reorganization ccruhcats or receipts io
,v a, such stocks ore notified to pay the amount due
ID, thIs call IN or before the dat mentioned an1 T.
present certificates or receipts 80 'hat cue" pay
ment may be Endorsed thereon.
c. IL. COSTEN.
GEOkGE SHERMAN, : Committee.
ANTHONY J. IHOMAS,)
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Of NEW.JERSEY

t,uhracitc Coal us ed exclusively in,urng Cleanliness
and Coniort.l
Four Trncks. Protected bv Automatic Block sigma
sv.tcm. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table In cGect Jam. -, 1898.
For Eesape Of eV,- o1I 10 a; a., w. :svs
Saturday night. SUNDAYS, 80 a NJ loo $780, S:oo'
{ 80. 600 7; H.. u y nigh;oo OAK NJ ,.oo an
as mi suadsys ii 80 4. NJ. %. $50 r. ~.
For louisville at 400, CO. AZ A. n: LOO :Sc!
SUNDAYS il go a. n, 60 $50, SEQ p. NJ. is:iS
For sunbury Lewlsburr and wnismspoIt st :oo.
:Oo - A. NJ. 90, 80. 80 L: N; ]. 70 nghss
rNceut saturday night. sundaJs' 10 A NJ 100 r. M.s
for ES.toS. Rethlchcm. Allentown Mauch Chunk, se:.
.oS o = a IN a. NJ 30 %? rs e. II 90 Pm
For wIftslarre Pi:ts'on and Scranton, o:45 A. Ms
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For lied Bank Long Brlnch aid points south 70 Point
NJ 20 satusiay; O"Iy si 49, o: ~ o,: 80 20
anu for LaRenood River BarIss, PARK ana Barns.
FOR beach Haven, Aanc tiy. vineiand and Bridge
p 10 { ss 60 ga d Hs"I:af Beech
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FRON PIER =, N. r.. FOOT RECToR-ST.
sestrsh; monmouth Beach and I.oas Bansh, At 4:S0,
sy.. J. 80 90 A. ~ ~ 90 r 81 49, ''' ,'0 ~
Pleasant II 90 A.: NJ. ] 900. 3n5 $50 $50 7. M;
For Lakewood Toms River and Bsrnegat 4 go A. No
loo. BIAS 7. N.
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iu,;.s,nson st Ser. 1ll IS
wstcr Power..... lis lie
Sepfennial Min. 2 %
> r Telephone. .1lS l49
nuWe & Bost.... So O
GENERAL Flee. 50L 10
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RUE LIN IS: :! ! !.

AT N Tn sro TEIn nrSTcr WILL o ~ n
way. "a door roth q Thirty arsscs and ADvER
ave-. $ cor 2Sd.st :. 6th.aye; 1871 tourth.avs
Fourssen.h.st 100 Tsdaye corner Forty sevnta
100 West ISty;,esSnd. 70. Sola%Sa,.aye g Az "
West 4od.st. 5A Thrd.ave 1888 Thrd-ave.; .x'Sh
ho AnIEM " owrIcss $50 East onesumdss1
sndtwenty o4s Yves. oaehge,drsSa az q
to 8 D n J. At regular office rates - u.h.vc 4 zeo
II brooklyn at 90 Conrtst SoS De ousee rates
I%ndcr Once Tor sdyertisemcnts. 20s @esea~''" ~
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Delaware Iacknwnnar and Western Il. X.
In New York loot OF barclay md Chrstop
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBTLED TRAINS.
~ 4


Direct route Ia Nr"A.h, bi;uVMriELD MOST.
CLAIR, THE ORANGES. summit iern ardsyile, BasK.
ing Iidge. Madison. MOrr ,oMn, rassaic. ratelsn.
Boonton Dover. otsnhole BUDD LAKE, LAKE no
PAItONt,. IIackrttstoWn, - lIUOi.El'S MOO MAIN,
Ws.hlneton. riIILLlrsnuKo. EAsIoN, wArtH
GAP 81 iiO L DSBURi. pocono MouHtain-, >ClAE.
TTGH, PiiIsiON, WIIkEsDARi:E. NANTiC0KE.
DANVILLF, NORruI MDrLtlAAD, Montro~e. BlNG.
IiAMr0N. 6NfIi;n; X0hwiCn w,,er'll,s uT,I ,.AA
oSWEGo, irlIAI,Ay ,owHG9i EIMfRA; cOKNINc
Nh .I"MiMWTsf asp .SiQ(IrhWSpES;TLn s 90,
ivy - 49, ~. hXpRI.SS. Pullman Palace cars. Con.
net, az Bufalo with train for Chicago arriving 0ij
,,So ]" vi" VI. BiNGhAMrON NAIL. Stops q, principal
Loo p. M.-sCKA3ToX, 1INGIAMToS, and EL
AID p. M.-sCEANToN wILKtsnARHE and PLYM
e.V'iil tApl.l,So. Pullman puror ears.
,,so p. Nj. tDally). -BytFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
p,oU y. N. Daily -BrtFALo. RICHFIELp SPRINGS
and SWEGO EAPKtSS. Pullman sisepers -
TttKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ 70
Mgray:st l29 Broadway Ticket. at t,rX stations
,sc ' sSJ washlng ;on-s 7a Fulton.s,. and
:, broadway brooklyn lime tables giving filI nfo-
nation At all stntlons,,.., ,,o,,,.>.y .u,, -, A..
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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George IT, Prcntiss q Co., NO 81
..vo,o local securities as follows;
q'o'' STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. ETC.
txcw.YorkJ -
..,r.v and seventh Avenue H. ~ ia -
Iifo'ee md Seventh Avenue LIST mortsaee o. 80 $50
Bronwny and Seventh Avenue I'd mortgage os i 10 -.
HfoaeMa, Surface list mortgage 5s...-..- az ..'
Bfoaway surface "a tgsge 6s......"''' " w.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central RAILROAD Of
New.Jersey, foot OF Liberty-st.. North River.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week DAYS, 90, 100, 0 100,
1851 SH ca So So u Sa' .rc car g.
s:i5 D. m, l2:i5 night. sunday. 90, 1850 IL 80
(Dinng Carr 80. 30 dining Car. 100. 600
d. m, II Is night.
FOR BALTIM0RE AND WASHINGTON, week days
and sundays, 900. IL 80 Dining Car m; 80 $3.50
Dining Car. 100. SEQ p. NJ. Il Is night.
Pullman PaOr Cars On day trains ana Pullman sleep
Ing Cars night trains.
Tickets and Parlor Car Seats can procured a. l7.
235 2G as $40 9i4. l1iU. 323 Broadway 7S7 SIXTH
81 Fast thst psi Colunbusovc 1874 Fast l2it-
St. BROOKLYN. aud % Broadway. Williamsburg.
The New-Y6rk Transfer Co. viii call for ana check
baggnge from hotel res.dcnce b destInatI0n.
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financial Aleetings.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.

You are hereby notified Tint the next annual meeting
OF ockhodes Of said company, for tn election Of
directors the and The ar-a uoh o. sc.p
oher business nay beoc the n,ftng WI ~, DC
rorpaav on the north.riy corner Of Mission and New.
Montgomery sts City OF san tranc-co SAFE OF yam,
fornia 10 o'clock Thursday t' luth ia! OF
August 1898. The transfer books viii be cpcd on inc
3lst day Of July and Ieopcncd OIL Augns' "a iSS'
Secretary.
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There were no transactions in state issues. vi
city bank stocks Tralcsmcn : sold go az ~" ,
The general bond market was dull, but the
movement in Dos was irregular without import
ant change Atchson a. VIE ~ per m cen, ra ,Wn,
higher at So. Rock Island extension js lost :
per cent 90, but their extreme fluctuations wer"
not over IA per cent Among the ISSUES OF raj ali
cent to 90. but St Louis and Southwestern 21s
advanced Ia per cent 10 l6 Ia. Reference Il
made TO our full report OF bond sales.
Rates for money on call were nominal, as uenal
on Saturday but few loans were made at 8 per
The Sub-Treasury was creditor at the Clearing
House S6s,0j9.
TIE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The receipts from customs reported from Wash
ington to-day We're Sj00,S10; from internal rev
enuc $305,446, and from miscellaneous sources
seas The Treasury received Sl44,3OS Ma
tiona bank notes for r,demption and the rec"ipts
on this account tor ia. week ended to-day
amounted To SG04,475. To secure National bank
note circulation it holds $ls4, 642,oJO in these
bonds:
Four and md a per cents extended at per cent
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
S2s40,J00: bonds held TO secure circulation WIFI
drawn -; National bank circulation OUT
sanding-currncy notes, Slsj.72G.G06; goid notes'
sos, G67; against which the Treasury holds 80 .c
$40, 2l6 lcgal-tcndcr money for the redemption VI
surrendered circulation.
In London British consols rallied Ill per cent
to OS ZIG for money. ana W ~ iOr the accouh.
In the open market money was firm at about .
per cent for discounts and per cent Tor daiy
balances Bar silver advanced further IA to
33 I'D, an ounce. American railway shares were
dull but strong and at the close no concessions were
permitted. At Paris French per cents rallied 10
The Central Trust Company of New-fork,
the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com,
nan,. Of Baltimore and the Planters
Eational Rank of Richmond, Va, are prepared
on Monday, August I. to issue the new Century
Pond. on surrender OF depository receipts for ola
The following table gives the current quotations
NJ city bank stocks. together with their par value
and the latest sales:
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Otis ELEVATING RAILWAY,
CatskjI| Mountains.

with 30, IL 30 and $3.50 trains on Ne"
on,,. and !, "a, and 3.,5 trains OH West Shore Eals
road Also with Albany Day Beats and Ca"ki' I'eA'
Ing Line.
vrMUrrn rDA I'M the New YORK ehtr~i =
A LIMIIEU MAIN saturdays a. 40 r. ", fos
Ca,sliu rhou. stop connects With on, "a ~, S,ITrS
"a, W"S, ,ou I'm 3 HOURS AND 80 MINUTES.
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WANTED
GOLD, SILVER, Or PAPER MONEY

We will purcha.c at a premium Gold Cola. Slve
dollars United states Notes. an1 National E1nS Notes
return FOR our certified checks payable throngh tn
Clcai ng-Ilou