davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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represent the following old, reliable
and well-known companies:
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-03-10

Mr.. James Myers, of near Greens
burg, has gone to Illinois, where he
will make his home in the future.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-03-10

Fine chocolate for brides, beaus,
bellies or business people at Louis
Browns.
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THEY
MUST
GO!

We have just finished taking
an inventory and find that we
have too much stock on hand.
Do you want a
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-03-10

Mr.. j. T. Fisher, of Bunker Hill
is closing out his stock of goods pre-
paratory to moving to Winchester.
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10 PER CENT

less than cost? That is what
we will allow you. This sale
will not last one day longer
than 90 days. We cannot stand
the losses longer. OF course we
have some
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Mr.. Jas r. Thompson, wife and
brother spent Tuesday in Balti-
more.
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Mr.. J. I. Mcdonald, after severe
indisposition has recovered so far as
to be able to go about with the use
of a cane.
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WV. 7. STEWART, PRES, GIN. Bowers, v. Pess
GEO. s. Hill. CASHIER
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finauriaI.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Consolidated Mtge. so Bonds
AND THE
Collateral Trust so Bonds
OF THE
OREGON SHORT LINE & UTAH NORTHERN
RAIL WAY COMPANY.

Tho undersigned Committee. after n careful exaTniha-
ton Of the Oregon Line and Utah Northern ran
wov and cons dering all the questions invo'ed "
reached the conclusion that the fun earning capacity Vi
the property developed while II Is operate" ~
mart Of the Pacific system under the pocy h"'P
hy the Unon Pacific Company and continued by "'e
present Receivers. The propriey OF this policy couu '
he questioned while the Union Pacific paid the expenses
and charges Of the line under the taiic contract '.'
the sisper Of that contract ana the coh'''ue' '
, the bonds make It necessary the property should
be placed tho hds Of persons devoted soiey " '
interests and not embarrassed by any conflict between
thes, ard the ~ the Union Pacific man H'e'
70, tho purpose % reorganization Of the system
whether depending upon Congressional action or o'h'f
wise Il Is necessary that the earning power OF cur I'M
sbod be INDEPENDENTLY ascertained. In case there sha
be- no such reorganization 1t Is equally necessary ua' w
security should be IN position to act po'PS
For these reasons, Committee Is about to take pro-
cccdngs separate receivership OF the oregon '''
Line Utah Northern Railway.
The total ISSUE Il Consolidated ) per cent Bonds i
SO 500 600 u which 81 10000 either held ~ the
Union Pacific hallway Company are pledged i'r It's
debts or tie remaining S3.l93,00 in the hands Oh inc
puhc this Corlmittce acting IN harmony with the com
nttee Amsterdam already represents ana controls ~
800 OF Consolidated per cent Bonds Oher n"'u
ers u the above bonds invited to make prompt
deposit viii. the American Loan and Trust company
Boston, or the New-Y Guaranty and Indemnify con"
pany. Ncw-YorI. After December - 1874 bohds WI"
be received only upon such may be imposed by
the Committee. Engraved negotiable recep'S VIII We
issued bonds deposited.
Dated New York. December To- 1894
=. ENDICOTT PEABODY. Chairman
president American Loan and Trust Co.. Boston,
WALTER q. OAkMAN
H'resIent ~ Y Guaranty and Indemnity 'o''
ROWLAND DAVIS BLAKE Bros & Co. New-fork)'
w. =. FITZ. Boston.
GEO. g. LEE de- IIirginson & CO.. Boston,
BARTHOLD SCHLESINGER. Boston.
FRANCIS =. BANGS
president The State Trust Co.. " ".
COMMITTEE.
MOORFIELD STOREY Counsel.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CnIcAGo srocKs.
Oh THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Monday December ZIP IN.
1t was a waiting market to-day. duh and de-
pressed by the near approach ~ the holidays,
10y the prospect Of more gold shipments abroad
and the anxiety to learn what financial legisla-
ton will probably be developed in Congress
The pDs,-ei-ction feeling that the represent a
tive branch Of the Federal Government would
let business interests alone this winter has
recently been somewhat disturbed. Nothing
seems settled. and. along with divers stories
concerning currency and banking legislation,
come reports Of free coinage discussions tat
lea ST. preparing In the Senate. This unrest has
again been aroused and the market reflected a
condition not likely 70 change greatly while
politicians Of both partica are handwriting ioE
position at Washington. The most active stoe Ks
American Sugar Refining and Chi,ag"
Gas They fell of after the opening. but later
developed some strength. Sugar closed at o..
a net gain Of =. but 3. below the highest Of the
day and - above the lowest. Nobody took the
trouble even to manufacture new stories
this property to-day Chicago Gas had lost =
al the end Of the session. It's highes, price
at the opening ~. ana its loves, was
6S3s. and Its close IS better at 20. yet this
a net decline OF IL point No new features
OF interest pro'ruded from the surface Of the
time-worn tales about It's dividends
These two stocks furnished GO $50 shares - n
total Of ll4474 shares done; IT is plain enough.
therefore, tina; the 80 900 shares LEFT for the other
listed and unlisted stocks did not provide for
much Of market. Indeed. In no other one stock
did the business greatly exceed 1000 shares. tn
Changers were liieIeSs, ana closed down frac-
t!onay. except -. Paul. which advanced "a on
the expectation that the earnings for tn" second
week In December would not be very bad
comparatively. but the whole group showed
strength In the afternoon Erie Reading and
New England were little bit better. and closed
with J, net advance each for Fri" and Reading
and q. gain for New England despite the clouds
OF foreclosure oVcrhanging each property. tn"
remainder - the list was neglected. and IN" clos"
showed no departure from the prevailing dulness
OF the day
BONDS THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold $1,000 ~. coupon. at
1lSs.; $4,000 A.. registered. at Has. There has
been a decided decline in this branch OF the mar
KIT within Il week. Quotations wer" lower again
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Hnrtion Sales. financial.
LOUIS NESIER. AuctiOnerr'
REGULAR AUCTION SALE or
STOCKS AND BONDS.
nv ADRIAN n. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10.

BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 10.
No. III bro"dw ,,,,,,.
secoo southern Kw ,.,c co. ,n ls' 'o"S' p T.
soon. LAX, t,s rT lex wsscrn r r. CO. Mtsc
$40, N~%Ierscy southern R'vay Co, BIDS: 1879 ,,.
$3.50 rha. 4 Reading r. II. Co. 81 Pref Inc "'se
rh Reading g? 81 u, PT re-, scrip Inr M,se
$1,000 Peoria s Eastern R'way co. list consld M'se !
sl,ares sout1'rn Rway Co. Pa n.L.r 90 ,., M,se
s.cc x"rhcln Pacific r. r. co"sld & Land Grant .
5000 Wabash T. r. "a M'gc. > p. BIS. 1893, ,oo,
si2o GanG RapHr n 1nGana l. r. r. p e. Funded
$1,000 rhila & Reading r. r. Co. ID Pref Inc. M'se'
soon Grani Rapids Indiana H. r. lst M'se. p. c.
s. ooo no@ hcs,dr ,'l,y Water Works p. Reg BIDS
$1,000 rhI% and Reading X. Il. LIST Pref Inc. Blf.'
$500 poHi% Road Commissioners in rno" CO., New
5000 s. =. Lake Erie and Western r. r. Cd consd
30 shares liz e Irusburg ccnsd Mimi Mimi Co. C.,
200 shares punkin Mining CO. ~ MI, g..
5000 Delaware and hudson canal a. '''"' N" -
5000 y NY" :. tnc 3 s. Louis r. h. i'' M'se. per
saooo s. p Paul tx Duluth r. r. "a M'se per cent
5000 St li rn" l5lo sioux city H. H. Isl '''Se, 'e'
$500, Atlantic Ave. r.. r.. Of Brooklyn . per cent.
s, 600 \. y & Ere r. r. LIST Extnd per cent BIDS.
500 Long Island II. p. ist M'se. per cent Hi'''
$1,000 Mich. central Il. r. Is, Mige. per cent.
$3.50 S. ianI. Yin. & Man. Ry. Co. 6 per cent Reg
5000 Colombo Midland per cons. Bonds. 1910;
6, ooo .rnsInn yater co. u Mcmph. M,se. .
per cont Bond 700 NOR con, Cold 3D.. 1869.
$50" 1i, s1or ' pdiaw"fe r. t. cent
., oco cn' saniu.ty y Glove II. II. lst. Cons. per
g. 600 Ml,wauk~. CIV r. r. list M'ge. per cent.
sco,o Lake rric 4 western r. =. Isl M'se- per
s, 600 waha,i, r r. Is, M,ge per cent. Cold ID.
5000 Isas I-,aa II. r Gem. M'se. per cent Gold
$1,000 Am,rican Dock 4 Imp, Go. ist M'ge. per
81 mo yctyorE. Nr~-ilaven & Hartford II. r p. c.
.,oc.. ohio a Mis-. r. L. : per cent. corsl. Bis.
s,oco CHEZ, MI. 4 st. Paul II. r. blasting < pako
5000 xa-,h NJ M..oa-i r. r. list Mtg per cent BIDS
sqco Ns'.uri ratnc r. r. cons 9 per cent. Gold
s,o,oo Knas,. ra"nc r r Is. cor-l per cent BIDS
5000 :, Paul. Min 4 Man. r.. J. dakota EF'n'
f.. MTG q per D,r' BIDS. 1910.
shlr. Chemical Nail Bans.
: shares Iys.ns valley Il. r. co.
g, share. Hr.iawo, Bank
80 share r,. onl~r - Almiai.'ra'ar'
." shares Mechanics Nn,l i''n" .,,. ...,..rr,
saso Men. G,s r',t, L,sa, g.. ~ 81. i,; N fnrr
,,.., No. Wa,,r w.rR. co., i.' M'gc. D. O. ri.
s...., r.',r.,, 1aer vark. e.. D. c. M'se ni..
,5o r- S.s. s. r,r4 , I I.'' q. r islo
,c.o r'r N,sara ,x " E.,'r. Lsh' r. ,,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18

The price Of domestic exchange on New OF n
was quoted to-day as f"HoWs d. the P Ia,
discount: ST. Louis. no trading; savannah. buy
ing i discount. selling par Charleston buyins
mar selling Il premium: san Francisco. sight
Toe telegraph 12is: Ncw-Orloans. commercial 100
discount. bank par.
Bank clearings were as follows at the places
named: observation-disclosures. SSO''9,5s6: oal
ances S5.43l.3Sl. ChicagO-EXchanges. slo!29.-
COZ; balances $l.l12.5Ol Philadelphia-k.x-
changes S9SO6.O24; balances N.SH.O9 Balti-
more-Exchanges. s2.l97.31G; balances. S2l9.s5l.
The price OF commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was G0L nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 30. In London bar silver
was down 3-16d. to 27"sd. per ounce and the
market unsteady.
The foreign exchange branch opened barely
steady on a small volume of business. Later the
sale Of bills against gold shipments depressed
the market. and some concessions were made
from earlier rates Small transactions easily
affected tn" situation. as the market was mar
row Some gold was taken from the sub
Treasury 10 be sorted out for export tomorrow.
Something like $2.O000O0 may go 20 Germany.
The following table shows the rates at which
business was actually done:
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EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEM-NOI;k TiHBUNE WILL. BE RE.
CEIvFD Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.2i, BROAD
way. "a door north OF Thirty-nrst-st. ApVER-
TlSEMENTS at the following Branch oiices: 2oA
Eighth corner Twenty 1872 SNth-av-
~ Fourthave. Fourternth-s $50 ThrdaNe. 100
Tiri cor Forty ses-nih-st lo2d Ihirdave
SiAty-rs Los Firstavc O6 West Forty nd
1872 Coumbus-avc - Avenue A. 3o3 Third ave. 20 West
Fourteenth IT.. :5I West Forty second st.
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lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


stations foot Of Cortinndt and Desbrosses sfs.
900 4. VI. daily fr MAl'H CHI Ma 40, Mss,,'
mediate stations connections except sunday io' lO4AS
WILLIE AMI READING. ..., 500.
s:i5 g. VI daily for GENEVA. ROciiEsTER bCF;
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION hilyir. ana
the West aud principal and local points llnlhgeaf 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestihule sleepI 70 thasn
lilo 4. VI. daily Tor MsUCH CHUNK ana irter'
mediate points Connections for READING and " frssz
900 Il. ". daily except sunday flr ELSlkA ant AZ
Intermediate stations connections Tor Potste ana Raa'
lng chair-csr WiikeshaTe. ,
$40 y. VI. daily. except sunday. for J. ant y
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stat n- lma
buffet paror-,ar to wlkesbarrs. connections ~ Paur
1870 T.. VI. daily. excep, sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN.
FIELD and intermediate stations
5:I5 e. VI daily Easfon and ia'-rf1''' 20 steons
5000 Il. VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALIS
ami an points VS.. Pullman sleeper Ncsf llei 'rz,
y Y 10 ,hlcaco sleeper 20 buffalo and r rnt0. eonsec
tons for R-adny and ~ irri~iuiL. .,.,
G.3O y. VI. ia'ly. oxcer; SUNDAY. for MircH CHUNK
AMI efW"d lte stations .. .......... .,-,,
O:OO T. II. daily Or lrlIACA GENEVA roCH.
ESTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FAILS. arl ID p1nS
West. Pullman s..eT"rs - chicago AMI Nital' Caar
car ., Wllke-harre 80 -.
Tickets and Pullman accommodating q, 20 eel -!
7nl "2S Rr0a way lf5 BlNcis. 9 Ease iif s.. -
East i25tl -. v. $50 TlifH1 g ir; So, IS
R-cadvay and Brooklyn Annex. To h'}n. Y.
IT, y Y. Transfer 60 wiz call fDr ani r.rN t1gsass
from hotel or residence through e. destination.
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Money day by day in London was y per cent ;
the rate OF discount in the open market was 1916
per cent for short and three months bills. The
Rank of England lost 100000 in bullion bal
ance British consols remained unchanged at
lOS 5-l6 for both money and the account Ameri-
can securities were still weak, ana Erie 2ds de-
clined H. To 67Ia. Erie shares y To lOis New
York Central - to 1912. Louisville and Nash
Vile Il to 54$i. Illinois Central i TO 81. Canadian
Pacific Il To 81 and St. Paul Is To 6Oi..
French rentes were iGl francs 30 centimes. Paris
exchange on London - francs ID centimes to -
francs 15i2 confines Berlin sight sterling -
marks al pfennings 80
Gold was quoted to-day nj Bucnos Ayres at 2'5
at Madrid 10 AT Lisbon % 26is at St Petersburg
10 AT Athens II at Rome $50 at Vienna g.
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Dipi0en0 Notices.
wrsrEn1 Gas COMPANY,

WESTENN fsN~ VVWFN VI =.
y I}roads, Sew York Dec. II. 1924. .
r MEETING of the Board Of Directors "l
~ the WESTERN GAS COMPANY. held this day,
dividend - pr cent upon m" capital stock ~ the com
p1ny was duly declared. gay able January -. lNH
TN" transfer books II the company VIII be closed on
December - 1884. O'Clock - NJ and CHECKS VIII be-
mailed 20 10, stockholders ~ record n that date.
The books Will Boz r.orenel ~ 10 O'Clock \ VI on Janu-
NJ, 49, i>pj ROBERT NJ MURRAY. Treasurer.
MANTATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
80 II BROADWAY. NETWORK. Dec llih lsf
EORTl-rlIIRD QC AETEltll Dividend
quarterly dividend OF one ard on"haf pr cent on
capital stock this Company has boon 81" lai pay
nie ~ his Office and afrr wednesday, January ~
lSrl transfer books 1ii Doc closed n Friday De
orruler lfth i>af AZ .',o'h y. M, and rep'n'd on
THURSDAY January - o'cl * a
j. IS. MrWlI.iIAMS. Treasurer
'. y. GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY co.
Cedar
tI,IIF BOARD or DIRECTORS have this day
4 dD-flr.l a dividend NJ EIGHT 49, PER CENT. pay
able january 3. lNH.
December - ls"i. b. y. III kHNf. treasurer
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EnR LAKEWOOD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


TON
For Ih!iadolpfia week 4Alr. 80 500. . %. 1000
II 80 DINING c,rj A. N. 80 80 80 Iln., Par.
cas-. 500 eDinlnK car 600, -, >45 p ", ny
49,, Sun 4, 70 300 ~ go lfNirg CiD A. ". la
500 Dining carl Geo p. II. l2is n'shi.
f-r pa,fffnpr o and Washington. pek days. 900 I'D
Cininr car, 4 n 90 30 500 Dining Car. 60
, 81 l2i5 nisi, SUNDAYS. 200 % I.ns c'o
Tickets and rarlrc4r seats ar o. pr lrft 10 l3 IL
2Gi AZ 9i 10 323 Broatwas 727 tthaye. 3 East
,,ih i3l East i2-fh 2GI Wet l.5fN g.. 2il %.
,ur,bus Az. New-Yrk court St SEQ t.'n s. B-o,k Z.
in GS Ir7afvay Wilflrishufg The IVY k Tfa1s'es
CON- any viii call Or and check baggage from hotel %
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In State issues: $4,000 Virginia Fund Debt.
2-3s Of 1891 a. G0s. $4,000 Virginia e.. De
ferred Trust Receipts, stamped. at 1904 &20.ooo
Tennessee Redemption 4izs, at l03. No city
bank sto ks sold.
Railroad bonds weakened decidedly. though
only a moderate amount 81 trading was done in
them the sales reaching s2sO,OO0. Cedar Falls
and Minneapolis lists rose points 10 ITO. ana
Union Elevated lists q to $50, but Fort Worth
Paul General A.. series \, ~ 10 a. Kansas and
Texas IDS ~ to 45s.. Oregon short Line o. TO
Sslk, Seattle Lake Superior AMI Eastern LIST re
ceipts to A. and Toledo, 81. Louis and Kansas
City lst receipts 10 6l
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 1901 279 Its net loss on balance was
s3l63O63. made up by a gain In currency Of sGSS-
300 and loss in coin Of SsOl 36%. The days
operations included: Receipts. s2923s0S; pay
of ss5 s62 100 consisting OF $s9.4s1,s53 coin and
s7G.3S0.927 currency. The receipts OF Saturday
and Monday were A729,G3l. and the payments
Ss3299l3.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 1929 Oes National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were $439 I@.
the internal revenue receipts $1O3.GGi. and IN"
miscellaneous receipts $lOS.J30.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits IN bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
follows:
Ne. gold on hand J @'a ;r Dee Ds2G";
n. .s s%a ia 's sS sess b %s
Actual cash in the
vaults
over
inc certificates sIG2 % s1o Sii0o1 Dec. 81 ~ s3
Deposits I'm bank. 1875 lG2 ll.3s1.G'3 Inc IlIlI
Net cash bal s73 459 $50 SIP 23l 6sG Dee 81 221oG
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money on call was AT lM2 per cent with the
auotable rae at 1m11A per cent. Neither In
time money nor In commercial paper conditions
were any changes reported. Rates had lower
tendency perhaps. We subjoin table Of rates
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NOTICE {. hereby given that ia" annual
y meeting ~ 'he Stockholders : On" lNlTEp STATES
sYftIAtff, COMPANY f.r fn" election of Directors an
,r t-,..,tl.n - such other business may be-"
f th. meeting VIII De- hold th" orlc" of IN" Com
,,ry az .t3 Washington street Jersey CITY y j.. on
"Wednesday. the 9Th day . January. lS'1 At t"'Ne
O'clock noon. transfer books ~ the company VIII
c.r. Al three T. M. ON "Wednesday December l9,h 1874
nl reopen ~ ten a IN. Thursday. January 10th iso
Iiy orl,r ~ the Board Il Directors ~ .
WILLIAM G. LANE Secretary.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

dc pref =. 81 's 81 's %" ss ,i nss ai7
Wen fn TEL ss,, ssx sss ss ST. Ss ,iGi
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Gnpinee Banks
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS
uE MER(HA>1S' CLERKS.

80 - UNION SQUARE
l..tf.nl lls been d.. liiel 90 p'positois entitled
thereto under ,ho U, laws for the SIX months ending
December ~. 1924. ~ thr rate ~ Four Per Cent
p,r \nnum "a 40 sums from - O. 5000. payahl" on
.,i after Monday. JnnunrN -. iN'''.
Deposits are received from all persons ana
not exclusively from merchants CLERKS. nnt
a made on or before .Innunr, . will ara"
interest from .Jnnunr> I.
ii.uk open ,holaa,s rN..rteu from 10 O'Clock \ VI
g., 3 ,..il., T. NJ Saturia,.. In \. NJ. Co - NJ
ANDREW WARMER. President
1901 >f,sf. g. = fTItffff '4af.I
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financial elections.

4 MEETING If the stockholders OF the Pl"rc"
y 81 NlI.r Engineering Company Wiu BE- he'll n me
.f ~ OBJ. Company. - 'l'ianI |il'"i N"W-l"fk ts,
Ituulr - 1850 - O'Clock. noon. Tor 'h'
20 nse AMI fN1 inspectors for tn "nsi-
ink }rtr g. 90 ,.,...,,ru ,..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK
AND 3 THIRD. AVE.
oprp'4fc Cooper Instituted
tHAIfTI.f:El -,
SID DIV IDE\D.
Sew York. december I'm l>"'
INTEREST FoI THE u ALE YEAR ENIlN,i DE
CI.MNrR - 1874. an the rate e Fot PER 'ENl
PER N\NtN VIII be- credited 10 G"postors entitled
fhrrrto inI.r The by laws Of the bank sums ON
81 TO $4,000. Interest payable JANUARY lGh. ~"
MONEY DEPOSITED u before January Ia Will uraw
Interest from January LIST $50 -
JONATHAN Il. CuRREN Secy.
WM ~ ENELI Ir"st
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY.
(hrfhraclte coal used eyciusivolvl
Four tracks. Automatic Block SIGNALS
on AND AFTER DEC 30. 1895

Trains loave station FOOT n Llbertys,
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown Maaen Chunk &c,
So: rs $40 As TO Eastoni A. NJ. $40. 80 I'D
10 I;astoni 40 5i5. 3, = her'.wn p u .sunaayI
so al to Easton) =. NJ. 100 $50. GOO r. VI.
For Hkesbarre. Pitfston and Scfan'.n. $40 A. u.
For Roadng at - 500 80 1000 u 20 A. ~. l:io
80 400. 500 5;i5. 1870 p. NJ l2:l5 night SUM-
d1,s 30 \ NJ loo i.3t 30 600 o. ~. 1913 nigh,
For Harrisburg at 40 800 $40 \ VI. 40. 20 40
800 5:i5 p NJ. 10 night Sundays. 100 500. 90
= NJ. 10 ~ night. 49,
For sunbury. Lewisburg and Whliamsport a. 4 70 So
l-or Red Tank Long prancl a-e .in'7 ~ 20 P,t
Pleasant 30 SIS II 20 A. ". 80 l;i' q 70 70 R.t
RarO 4i5. 20 G:t5 r " SIN llrs evccp; Ocean
CroYe and Asburv park 90, \ y f.oo p
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 SIj A. II. l:i5. go 40 2. u
For Farmnclale Toms River. i1rnegat ParE ard BIZ.
necat 80 SIS \. NJ. IS 40 y NJ
For Atlantic cts cape May. Nnelani and Brtget'a
20 4 VI. i.f5 p NJ .
For Monmouth Reach. seabrlgh'. snd Hshla,.d' &
Naveslnk 30 s:i5 ~ ~ \. u. IN. Las. i;l3. 40
= VI sunday 900 \ " 100 r "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Government bonds sold: $1,000 ~. coupon. at
1lS$. $50 900 A.. registered at llils. There has
been a decided decline in this branch OF the mar
ket within II week. Quotations wef" lower again
to-day, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
WEST SIDE CONSTRUCTION 60. VII

A MEETING of the Occur UAlcnr FIRST Mort
~ gage Eondhoders mot general fret mortgngel. Will
be held Tuesday December IS 1886 at J:l' T. m at the
Office Of
GRANT BROTHERS. 80 Broadway. y. Y.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-02
DEATHS.

In this city, March l, Sarah Watts, widow of
81 years months.
Prayers Friday afternoon at o'clock. at her
late residence. No. Al Alder street. Burial at
New Gloucester,
In this ciay, Marcn l, Alfred I. Cooper. Bos-
ton papers please copy.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
In kennebunkport. Feb. %. Elizabeth (Lunt)
wife OF George Hutchins, aged 90 years and
months.
In Bridgton, March 1, Harriet N, widow of
Capt IJoseph w. Dresser, aged rs years 8
months 16 days.
In West Rockport, Feb. 10, Mrs. Mary Oxton,
aged 76 years.
In Tenants Harbor. Feb. Is, Capt. Samuel L.
Davis, aged SO years.
In West Reckport, Feb. IL, Miss Eva A. Wal.
den, aged Is years.
In Phipsburg. Charles T. Sinclair. aged 46 yrs
In Westport, Feb. 16, James McCarty aged
81 years.
In North Bradford Feb. 21 Fred s. Fisher.
aged 80 years.
In Newburg. Feb. II, Maj Mark Folsom,
aged SO years.
aged 55 years.
In Sunset Feb; II, John Morey. aged 65 yrs.
In Plymouth, Feb. II, Mrs. Camelia Y Shaw
aged "A years.
In Winslow. Fred Mason. aged 80 years
aged So years.
In Waldoboro, Feb. 16, Gorham P. Cashier
aged rs years.
The funeral service of he late Eliza Ouincv
widow of the late William Goodenow ESQ viii
take place Friday afternoon at . O. cionk at the
house. No. liz Park street. ~ '''e
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-02
EXIT MRS. ABBOTT.
The Alleged Confidence Woman Leaves
for Canada.

Mrs. Edith Abbott, the confidence
woman whose advent in Laconia some
time ago caused considerable trouble to
the Belknap county. authorities, left that
city Wednesday night en- route for
Canada, taking with her the baby which
was born during her stay i'll Laconia.
Various parties from different sections
of New England have identified Mrs.
Abbott as the woman who has victim
lied them out of small sums of money,
but none of her victims would consent. to
take legal action against her. During
her stay in Laconia she has been living
at the expense of Belknap county, and
the Commissioners finally excluded that
they did not care to detain her any
longer.
Mrs. Abbott has had several Offers OF
assistance from friends she had made
there, and it is probable that some of
them furnished the money for her trip
to Canada, where she claims to have
friends. Up to the last she persistently
refusedsto disclose her true identity. She
is supposed to be the same womans..who
victimized prominent Episcopalians in
Portland