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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
THE SUMNER TURF.
Events Of Interest on Track and In
The Courts.
DECISION AGAINST RORY.


CHICAGO ii'l"' June t@-Ihc grand
5ur, Gibbs afternoon returned indictments
AGAINST Edward Corriean. John Brenock.
~. r.~to rr.~,, t<.,.f ana Ioe.rh I'M
.'...- ,,..,.......
'''.. '''' &c '"' '"'''''" e '"''
COMMON gamMl-e-housc. Indictments
,.. ais, returned AGAINST william Mar
. 1,s..r, ,f..,e, 1;oorro y Han
ANA s.t ,,.l,., ,,~,rr,o,ors 90 ~.
,-.... .....,..-1 ~, sroo,e. ehor,.
-,
'',
I'fA n'iNN'I 'i ooohh'"N'ia ana 'in-
= ,.s of both tracks were also indicted
a.. ir. ohn.rc OF e4mhI.ue.
.... ...l...,..,..e f,.t,,. Moro tho ros,,it
a.. go. g.. .,'
'' sue "' '''
t''r ''--'" "''"l " Moh'h "so'
IANoEllES IN LUCK.
SHErpSHEAD BAY. June 22-Thouch
,....r..- conditions TODAY were no, f,-
-l.a sf least $3.50 persons witnessed
o.. -...s IL WAS a fine dav for the fa-
.+. ... FIRST choices winning in four
t. SIN rlecs
... .... Cor e-,.,s.r.oIds and UPWARDS
half froncs-Aun!sct O0S.
.-e.. u, b, v-,r IfS~roanita second
...- thir4 T,r,s I.eo q-5
. race S.pp.r Stakes. for 2-year-
... r.....,..,. r,.ir..- Appleratc Ol2 Nc
T., -. ,,,, i,i,rctta s,eoo6
,...- tr.r5 l,.ne nm %
,,,..,.c,s NILE aud one si.,
f.... aklpooh aio Griffin. . 10 81
t Nt-I Fool second. sue Kittie third
r. Is9 49,
....tt rlue-Coney Iuani Handicap
.ltar-olis and upward, Futurity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

Va. sUMhER BOARDING.
Large and cool ropms extensive
grounds. abundance ~ shade ana excel
lent table For terms apply o.
GEORGE G.. BUTLER. A. 81.
&c l2-eOd6t PRINCIPAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
yAUirTy SPRINGS. VA,

IMMEDIATELY OF CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD. Ferrol Post.
Office, OPENS JUNE /. 1885. Newly fur.
n.shed Elegant fare. Address
CRAWFORD & EICHELBERGER.
my e6-Su.c Wow Projectors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
HOT SPRINGS. VA.
VIRGINIA HOTEL. COTTAGES. AND
BATH HOUSE
NOW OPEN.
WILL BE CONDUCTED IN SAME
HERETOFORE.

wARM-sPRINGs HOTELS
WILL OPEN JUNE lSr.
Many improvements Will be made. and
comforts and attractions OF the place
greatly Increased. Schedule OF 'pr.ces
same as heretofore. Apply foe terms. etc.
60 FRED. STERRY Manager
NH l7-su,W &F Hot Springs. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
4 Few Miscellaneous.

Solid-Color Denim, for art-work and fur
niture-coyering 25c. a yard.
stripe Furniture-Linen, &c. a yard.
Stalr-Linen, worth 25c.. isc. yard.
81 Oil-Cloih, L. l-2c.
White-Wool Flannel. IL l-2c.
Good Heavy Unblelched Sheetlng, lOc.
Light Calicoes. i-2c.
Heavy Blue Denim Tor Overalls. Il l-Zc.
Duck. for awnings. l0c. a yard.
Bleached Jeans, Sc.
Unbleached Jeans, worth l0c., Sc.
Genuine Shrunk Cotton, for lining col
lars. i5c.
Every shade Of Solid Duck, for sailor col
lars. T. lie. a yard.
Mourning CalicOes. SC.
Belt-Buckles. &c. 10 81.
Betting. - TO soc. a yard.
Linen Sheetlng. full 1914. only q yard.
Blue Middlesex, NIA a yard.
Terry Cloth, DC a yard.
Bargains this week in Table-Linens, Nap
kins. and Towels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

IL IS not more than three months old,
yet IL IS one OF the busiest spots Of thu
store. The weekly sales are novelty 90
shoe buyers. and they realize that every
pair Of Shoes bought is bargain.
Ladies' oxford Ties. hand-sewed, hand
turned the s. kind, for - A pair.
s. Prince Alberts. sllk-elastlc sides. eX-
treme pointed toes.
About 40 pairs (all small Sizes Ladies'
oxford Ties. $50 and s. kinds. Soc a pair
Misses DOngola Strap Slippers. sizes
lliR 10 ?. Sc n pair.
Chlldren's Tan Slippers and Hose to
match.
At the Notion Counter VIII be sold 1,o0t
pieces Feather-Sutched Braids at &c.
each.
Dennison's Finest Crepe Paper, all
colOrs l5c. roll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

EIack and White and Gray Mourning
Wrappers, full back and square yoke
made of Simpsons calico, only 9Jc.
Black and White Check Wrappers.
trimmed with Black wave braid. fun
back. rufle across shoulders, only SIS.
Indiso-Blue Wrappers. e0c.. to see how
they are made you would be surprised
at the price.
Wrappers made OF Sea-Island Percale, zoe.
BOYS WASH SUITS.
Boys Suits, any style, from 3 to years.
Boys Duck Suits a5c.
BOYS Duck Suits. &c.
Boys Duck Suits, So, soc. and 81.
Boys Duck suits, $l.2j. trimmed ana
finished, very handsome; so IN any
cloihin~-store and $50 they consider
a bargain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
MANCHESTER TAXES,

AN NOW READY TO RECEIVE
THE CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES Fon
1885
All persons paying the whole Of the
same on or before July LIST Will DO ea-
titled to rebate OF 5 per cent On tho
city tax.
All persons paying one half OF the came
on or before July list. and the other bait
on or before November LIST next. viii BE-
entitled to . rebate Of Ia per cent.
on the ons half. and per cent. on the
other half OF the city tax.
per cent will be added 10 all bills w
paid December LIST,
Treasurer City Of Napchesten
10 2i-eodst&tJe asst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
JEFTER,oN-PARk HOTEL AND


one mile from University ~ Virginia.
tiectriC-caF service.
SUPERIOR MINERAL WATERS.
Abundant shade lovely walks and
drives. Ideal resort. Rates low.
WILLIAM a BOWL LIS,
te 2-Su warm Charlottesville. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
~ MINER HESORTs.

W1ezs6eOH - ~, ~o.Z2.90o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

Children'a Parasols, White. R1d. end
Blue. trimmed with White lace. N75.
Ladies' 2s-lnch Gloria-Slk Parasols. with
Black Rubber Handles. only S.25.
26-inch Parasois. we're 15c.. now J0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
PARASOLS.

Ladies White-Silk Parasols. with small
embossed figures reduced TO $40.
Ladies' Plain-Whit. Cnina-Silk Parasols.
reduced TO N.15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
sIMMtR IiO,iE.

EDGE HILL. MONTyALE. VA, Mrs
RiVes Hoffman. Immediately on Norfolk
and Western railroad Plenty Of shade
Accommodations nrst-cIdss Mineral.
waters. References exchanged.
NV % u = eufm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF New YORK.

~ Broadway.
New-York February md. 1895
THIS COMPANY. as Trustee under The
:-NGON PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANf'S ak per
con, COLLATERAL TRUST INDENTURE. has on hand
m. sum Of Twentycght Thousand -Four hundred po'S
s.s 400 applicable the purchase OF bonds secured D.
said tndenture ..-.
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor the sale OF 'NioN Nv II ~
RAILROAD COAPANYS six per cent 'Ol.LNlr hNh
pt-c1 uoXps -. the ai-,ve extent will be received by
the UNION TRUST COMPANY or NEWNoRN' Irls
toe and be opened AZ oice - said trustee at noon
on Monday the enth day OK February 1870 "hoh
the lowest offer Will be- accepted provided IT does NO. eN
coed five 90 per cent premium and accrued Interest
This notice is given conformity with the lndeA'ue OF
Trust -....... 49,. ~. >.,,, vop1-
1890 Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
financial.
THE NETWORK AND New
JERSEY TELEPHONE COMPANY

holders Of the First Morsass per cent so as
oft York and .scw-Jersey Telephone %. dated
March I'd 1885 March ID. 1905. redeemable at the
option OF the Company or after March "a. lsc):
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10 terms OF
he above mortgage Company exercises its option ana
will redeem March I'd 1898. the entire outstanding
issue Of these bonds -, .,o- . q,
Par and interest will be paid March I'd 1880 at the
National Park Bank PA Broadway. New-lork on pres
entation OF the bonds with coupon of March. lSo ana
subsequent coupons attached Interest these bonds Will
cease and after March I'd. 1895.
Dated BROOKLYN. January 29th 1888. .1..,, ,.>
TIN. Nt-W-YORK a. NEW-JERSEY TELEPHONE Co.
" HENRY SANGER SNOW Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Wall Street expected some definite news from
Washington regarding the proposed bond issue
and when early in the day there seemed little
prospect Of any the stock market opened weak
and there was a liquidating tendency. III 'he
first hour there sharp declines, 1oloWeo
later by recovery. The defeat of the Dill 10 1uhu
the debt of the Pacific Railroads caused foreign
selling of Union Pacific and 1t declined z per
cent: subsequently, however. making fractlonal
gains further decline in sterling exchange
and a renewal OF London buying gave a stronger
tone to the afternoons dealing; ana tne nhaIke'
closed strong on the belief that the Govern
ment's negotiations for a bond issue were ABOUT
completed. The principal declines OF the DAY
were I'm National Lead, General Electro. Union
Pacific and Chicago Gas Advances were scored
nv the Distng and Cattle Feeding Company,
American Sugar Refining. Manhattan Railway
and the Changers The foreign exchange market
was again lower. although toward the close II
advanced a little.
The most important feature Of the days news
was the decision of Judge Grosscup to remove j.
r. Grcenhut from the receivership OF the Distill-
ing and Cattle Feeding Company. The friends OF
the company did not believe that MI Greenhut
could retain his position after publicly acknowi.
edgng that he had been trading In the shares OF
the company after being appointed receiver ana
the language OF the Court in granting the apphca-
ton for Mr. Grecnhuts removal was conclusive
evidence of the gross deception practsed by MT
Greenhut In having himself appointed receiver
The stock of the company advanced on the IN
formation that the petition had been granted
The facts in the management OF the Dlstlhhs
and Cattle Feeding Company are suff1cient al,
ready for action against the officers. ana rgiu
investigation Of the company's AFFAIRS VIII DE
welcomed. Sentiment In Wall Street continues
TO he publish on accoun; Of the expectation Oh
relief to the Treasury by the proposed oonu issue
and by revenue measures expected 10 be passed
ut a special session Of the new Congress Inc
Trcasurys gold holdings were further increases
to-day, and there were no gold shipments III sls"''
RONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 L. ;. coupons
As. at 1908 and $1,000 T. S coupons, 5s. at ll4Fs'
Quotations as follows:
AK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
financial elections.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHER
RAILWAY COMPANY.

ST. LOUIS. IKON MOINIAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
New-York. January IS, 1895
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet.
~ Ing OF the stockholders OF the St. Louis. Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway Company will be he'd
in Companys office in the city of 81 Louis Missouri
on Tuesday the i2h dag Of March, 1896 900 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the election OF thirteen Directors for the
ensuing and for the transaction Of any other bust
ness that may before said meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Directors VIII be he'd AZ
the Office Wednesday. the 18th day OF March
1885 at 1900 o'clock noon.
The stock transfer books will be closed on Friday
Feb list 1895 at 800 O'Clock T.. NJ. and reopenM
on THURSDAY March 18th, 1885, at ten O'Clock A. n
" GEO. j. GOT LID. Presidest
A. H. CALEE, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

The price Of commercial bar silver in THIS mar
ket was 60lsc.. nominal, per ounce. Mexican DOL
silver advanced Lilo to % 9-l6d. an ounce. The
market was steady. The Ems. sailing tomorrow
will carry $4,000 ounces Of silver
Bank clearings were as follows at she places
ances. s4539lj9. Observation-Disclosures %-
759 1863: balances. sl533l4 Boston-Exchanges.
sl396l, 29i; balances Sl,633 Chicago-hx-
changes sl5 294 iS5; balances s22O3,56S.
The price of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Chicago. 4095Oc.; Boston,
par selling "a premium; San Francisco. sight lZt2
Telegraph Is; New-Orleans, commercial 10 u.s.
count, bank par. - .., =;
the morning and transactions were maze al rates
showing concessions from last week. the re-
ceipt of bills from the interior was larger. low
ard the close OF business the market was nriner'
with an advancing tendency. The following tapie
shows the rates at which business was actually
done:
Sterling ......... 4sSz 4.S6%G4S1 4N
pranes slS;sGSlIidf o, .s sdss.
Guilders ........ ...... 40lQio5io 4o7iG
Money call in London Y per cent The
rate OF discount in the open market for both long
and short bills was per cent. The amount OF
balance was $4,000. British consos were strong
and rose 5-l6 to l04 3-l6 for both money and the
account: American securities still heavy.
ana while Atcnison advanced II to 49, Erie de-
chned y TO l0ls. Louisville and Nashville 81 TO
so3+. 81. Paul u TO 57h, Canadian Pacific p 10
SO and Reading "a 70 SIS.
French rentes, l03 francs 20 centimes at the
close. Paris exchange on London q francs IS
centimcs. Berlin sight sterling 20 marks 46 pfen-
nings.
Gold premiums to-day: At Buenos Ayres 25l
Madrid TO- Lisbon :5 25A ST. Petersburg 80
Athens II, Rome CO. Vienna g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

E 5ss week sss in 'sss ;ss sss IS
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
fs%S;' s' ': :,s ;; ;ssss ; ss;
NETWORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
f:%s;' e; &. ".; ss5 :s 4:
PEORIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
F Sssi's week s' me- sa 'a q, 81 s:sis
~ WHEELING AID LAKE ERIE.
$s%S;' 2 me-; s s5$:s
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
NsnSe5 Of $50 ss, s5i .ssaa
COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO
M MoniS Of Of s mss sa.s:7 ss7iiS
ATCHIsON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
aggregate SYSTEM
e s"%se sarninss e: ssessSs 81;
Ne, earninss........ si2i?sas ssisio Nocsi2'
Gross earnings $40 1870 s2a 70: so So; CO.'S ss
Operating expenses. i7G34ci5 i56G''66 loUoe'S
Net earn months. ss2si5i5 ssoa4oeo s5''7 Ssa
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
Month Of DeC Saa ,aas i.s2s
Operating expenses..... 2sos sas.2'o 29i o2s
Net earnings. S.Hl'i sio"0'- S-'''
July to Dec. 81 o., .,,oe,., sayss7o
Operating expenses. 49,. SOso54 2osoos7 l.soi,o2
Net earn. months 100000 si.aos.oe7 si.'i7'a'e
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
Doth Divisions
Month Of December o- OF
s Ss@S; :sf # @'l.. $50 e
Operating expenses.' 800 -
~. .s1s.2ai sasosl
July Dec. 81 s,,s.,o, 1872 4o7
Gross earnings. 9"f,oSS 3os iii
Net earn. 8 months. fh"o"' @"''''
.Dehct
Month OF December 90, %,
Number Of mles..... '.''' eos az si1O ;s5
Operating expenses. ...... IoOO -
s2s57 sao,so
ei 5S'y 1S @s' o., ' 5%s ssssis
Operating expenses. ..''.' o''"'' .
.,. ss5oea sils.sos
OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Month Of December ..o,en sosoo77 so771 os
Operating cxpcnses.... 2SGe6' 2'e49" -oo.So"
NJ, ..rn,nss........ s.esi ssSsa ssi.soa
Cross So s@3 o o,s sss So s -
Operating expenses. Sl2'.'o "'i'"''-- "
Ne, for IL months. s762sa7 s'23'2S Soo''sh
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London Feb T. : p. m.-Consos lo4 s-1e FOR both
money ard the account; Canadian Pacific aS Ere sa,
Wscs no. ordinary Is: s., Paul common. 57,s New
YORK Central i62'. Pennsylvania az BEADING as
s MeT's Sasb Nfne'" !sa A,chison common
The Of bullion gone into the anS quote %, per
cen, renes at io3 francs 70 confines for the account
Money per cent The sa rate ,h,. 81 onS bills is per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
OFFICE or THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r. co.

January 80. 1895
In r.nly 10 numerous inquiries from holders ~ the
Second Third and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds az To
the ndvssbiv OF depostng their Bonds pending Reor-
canization, tho Board ~ Directors have prepared a
latter Of advice which will be mailed bondholder
application 10 49, ~
GEO. W. BOARD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
CERTIFICATES OF COUNSEL.

CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
We invite subscriptions 10 the foregoing
bond. At 1903 and accrued interest. payable
"a = follows;
Five per cent on npplfcntiO
balance allotment.
Temporary receipts on payment OF sums due
on allotment viii he given ny the United
states Mortgage Company. one OF the under
signed. exchange bile for bonds "a the
engraved and ready for delivery.
The right ~ reserved to reject or reduce
amy subscription. and to mnLe aIiotmcntS Of
less than the amounts subscribed for. AIIOt-'
mrnts viii he made soon nv possible after
subscription books shall have closed.
II the whole amount applied for by any ap-
pIicnnt he not allotted. the moneys paid ON
application will he applied to the sums due
allotment. when allotment Is made
the deposit will he returned In full. April
rntion Will he n;ndc to list these securities
APPLICATION MUST RE MADE UPON 4
FORM TO NE OBTAINED At THE OFFICE or
EITHER or THE tNDERsIGNED. WHERE
COPIES OF THE MORTGAGE MAY RE ST.
"a RED.
The subscription Will he opened simuItm-
Tuesday. the nth day Of February. ISO5. mt
10 4. VI. md viii close mt = y. NJ. that
day. earlier n so determined.
The Franklin Trust Company is authorized receive
subscriptions In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

some Of tn. IMPROVEMENT. during IN. past few years
have charged expense labor accounts by the
various Compnes and II prope! allowance were made for
these the above figures would be increased
!, further opinion that to saving In Office er-
pensc under Of these properties would
sl5oco per year.
WALDEN. BROOKS & WALKER"
In addition 70 the figures by the Account
ants the estimate u conservative men at present en-
gagged in business is that through the add-
producte capacity q the several plants due to
united management and control. the Company. while
making the paons - these properies rates a, e1s
to Increase thr previous earnings
CERTIFICAT ATE or TITLE.
s. 9s 's the the . am oo3 b the TUE
Gnaran'ce and Trs, COMPANY 81 So1 hnu On
has inae.scl he foloHins .ertlneatc: ~ ,,.,, .-,,
r.. that f. his eSSTned tiil- ~ BROOKLYN wharf
sof %ersse eoyers by m. mortgage dccbs in .
bind srd nas issued rs nooy - ~. ins"'yh, '
COMPANY, Trustee f'r tho tondholders under sad mort
en,ss u aid norgaec hy reference to said policy
viii fully apf'af.'
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY.
By CLARENCE H. KELSEY President
The company prohibited by ~ Articles OF incorpo.a
mortgage debt IN aditn + nat hcrsneci,e en''o s "a,
all The issued rrcr.rred stock u each Series
The company has In addition To the
foregoing property working cash
In addition thereto. IA surplus mt the
rnt~ Of at Icnst one hundred thou
srnd dollars prr I'm shall he ac-
rumuIntcd until IL amounts to. $780, 600
Pending such accumulation dividend can be paid on
Common stock unless after payment OF the same the
Cou,,any possess a surplus equal 20 SIWybn tor
saeh yeS, Il "a. existed Afer surplus. Of $500: 900
shall hav. teen created dividend shall be paid on
common Stock unless after payment OF the same ths
Company shall posses surplus OF or 10 the Naue OF
q; eas' s50OOoO. ,..,. -, a..
F-, Mortgage Bonds and capital Stock have been eer
fei 90. and approved hy. counsel
CERTIFICATES OF COUNSEL.
rSirTp STATES MoRrGAGE COMPANY. the trustee.
h,v. given the folloprs certificate:
To TIE UNITED STATES MORTGAGE COMPANY;
". have examined certificate q Organization 81 N.
Dfooklyn whar, and Warehouse Company and the OF.
yanzatlon - that company. the bonds mortgage ana
capital stock ~ that company. 800
In our opinion company u Naidl' organized. ana
the bonds ant stock n said company are
valid Inception ard issue and fh- bonds and mortgage
bonds and mortgage
MILLER PE'KHAM plNoN.
ue-.rs Rover. . SANDS and M@ssrs Davies. stone &
tu.rba, n 40 counsel the Warehouse Company have
gwen tho following ccrtincate:
TO THE BROOKLYN WHARF AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY.
W. hereby aa.isc YOU that the Organization NJ the
Hroklyn wharf and Warehouse company and the issue
u s securities valid Law. that the holders ~ us
capital viii De legally secure IN the rights ana I'M
m. rfst mortgage bonds u said secured rs
a rurchase money mortgage lien as set forth In the
BOWERS & SANDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
Diuioeno Notices
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Collateral Trust 6 Per Cent Bonds.

coupons due January LIST, 1895, will be paid
on presentation at the Office OF the UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. No. 50 Broadway on ana
after February End. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.


NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing Of The st2ekholders 81 The Missouri Pssine
in the CITY Of II. Louis Missouri. Tuesday. the
l2th day Of March, 1895. at 300 O'Clock A. ~. for the
election Of thirteen Directors for the ensuing
Tor the transaction Of any other business that may
come before said meeting. -
The annual meeting Of the Directors viii he held
the same Office Wednesday, the 18th dss II March.
al 1900 o'clock -.
The stock transfer books will be closed on Friday
Fob is. 1895 at 300 O'Clock T. NJ. and reopened %
Thursday March 18th. 1895 at 1000 O'Clock 4. VI.
' GEO. j. GOULD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

OFFICES OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c.,sox
Washington. ID. g, February J. ~.
S EALED PROPOSALS will he received a.
~ this office until IL o'clock Monday reoISsIn'
H. 1895 for paving certain alleys with sheet aspna1
asphalt block vitrlned block brick iank ,on
~ proposals Specifications and all necessary nfonSnn
be obtained this office. j. W. ROSS. rroirr
TRrEsDEI.I. c. +. POWELL, Commissioners " y.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SuBscRiPTioNHSs iRE.
"A THE NEW-YORk TRIBUNE WILL Bfs "a.
,EIvED All THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No Il 4I n SrpsRs
way, "a door north OF Thirty ST.; ana 81 IA
TISEMENTs the following Brsnch *, om ms,nays;
Twenty third ST.: To- SNn
i57 Fourth7ave cor Fourteenth-st $50 Third
Thrd-ave cor. Folty-seventh-st l02o rhirdave at;
io2 toiunbusav 81 Avenue A. Sss Ihira ga ave- rh,Ssya
co,rtee,th-,i Isl West Forty-secondst; oot IWiu,I
33S Thrd-ave.; o.O5i Third-ave., between Cnehu"o
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth SIS "A.
II ARI.EM OFFICES $50 East one, nundI
West One hundred ana 20
q, and 400 West and forthwith UP '"
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Proposals.

AOVEDrt'r COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 200 Stewart Building, No. 80 Broadway.
New-York February 4, lS1
TO CONTRACTORS. n.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the wofA
~ and furnishing the materials called for in the az
proved forms OF file In the Office Oh w
Aqueduct Commissioners FOR Cutting Timber and Cesrns
Grounds Of Reservoir d. Carmel. in the lo"ns
Carmel and Kent, Putnam County. New York vi. "
received this office until WEDNESDAY. FEBRt A.
~. 1899 o'clock and they VIII be puo.s....,,
opened by the Aqueuct Commissioners soon theresi
possible and the award OF the contract for DONG
work and furnishing said materials Will be made py sA
Commissioners thereafter practicable.
Blank forms of said approved contract and the speV
cations thereof. and bids proposals and prope, ~,
Opes for their Enclosure. form OF bonds. ana All
Information b. obtained at the above once " ~
Aqueiuct Commissioners application 10 the Secretary
iiy order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners. Ills,
JAMES .. DUANE Presiden"
EDWARD l.. ALLEN. Secretary.
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NETWORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
s7TH DIVIDEND.
New York. Feb'y list 1874
AT A REGULAR MEETING Of the Direction
"A Of Bank. held to-day dividend Of three per
cent $50 OF declared out OF the earnnss
OF past months. payable on and after Feby 10TH
ISAAC ROWLAND. Cashier
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Beds belonging To the Government and situatea
In For further Information ap
Consul General n Chill in Newfork and the
Consuls In Philadelphia and Boston.