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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
LEWIS-DILWORTH.

GONZALES. Tex, Dec. 6.-Jos. A,
Lewis was married at II O'Clock
Thursday morning to Miss Mar
gAret Dilworth at the residence of
G. A. Dilworth, the father of the
bride. The lovely home was most
exquisitely decorated with raro
floral offerings. The mantels were
banked with whita and yellow
chfyeanthemums, and the archway
at the entrance of the parlor wac
bedecked with the most dainty
huad blossoms, designed by def
bands. who knew we'll how to blend
colors so as make them stand OUT
palatial l'ov;dence was all astir with
friends and loyal ones, and at II
a. m. Master Dilworth Whiting,
acting RS page, and Miss Matte
Lee Dtlworth, assisted by Master
Norwood Whiting (niece and
nephews of the bride) as flower
messengers, led the way to the par
Tor, followed by the bride and groom
elect, to the sweet and touching
strains of the wedding march. ex-
eculed by the talented Miss Noln
Dilwortb OF austin, They entered,
batting under the floral archway
and in iew words Rev e. r. Cors-
well performed the impressive GER
emony. Congratulations followed
and the wedding breakfast was an
nouncad The bridal party en-
borked in carriages FIR the depot
and taoE The noon train for New
Orleans TO spend few weeks to re-
turn 10 live III Gonzales.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
Heavy Loss at Rungc

Rungc, Dec. 9.--Fire broke out
this morning in Lyons livery sta
BILE and was under full Roadway be
fore discovered. The building am.
many of the fixtures were COZ
sumed. The flames spread to thu
large store building of A. r. Wi
bern. The crowd which congre
gated took most of the goods on,
and thus saved them. From there
the flames leaped to the old Char1o.
hotel building and in a few min
utes it was in ashes. But for the
hard work of many willing hands
the flames would have crossed the
street and destroyed row Of
wooden buildings The loss has
not been estimated.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

The railroad people are still all
stirred up over the discharging OF
passenger conductors, as it means
a general promotion all along the
line. John Bachmau, we learn,
goes on passenger train, as does
Freight Conductor Davidson, so
they say. More will be heard from
later.-Yoakum Graphic.
From what we can learn it will
be nearly a clean sweep as far ee
the passenger conductors are con
cerned.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Prot MAR was quite several days
lagg week, but announces that he
has entirely recovered. But few
teachers work as hard as he to make
his school work perfect, and the
great work he is doing for the rik
ing generation Ut Sinner will be-
come highly evident as they grow
up 10 manhood and womanhood.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
NOTICE.

The ordinance prohibiting the
shooting of fire works of any des--
or tho discharging of fire
arms within the fire limits of the
town, will be strictly enforced du-
ring tie holidays.
r. II, LoEsaIN,
City Marshal,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
IL. EDISON NJ, D.,
NOTICE.

All those who owo road taxes
and have been duly summoned to
work roads, must come up and
settle by Saturday, December Ia,
or thay will he prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
Il. F. RUHMANS,
Roal Commissioner.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Gdden and Waukegan Babed Wire, Pumps Piping
and Fittings Aermoter and Air King Galvanized Wind Mill Noun
Fence rubber hose buggy paints
and brushes Bugge phaons hacks harness. Studebaer
spring addition the abov 220 lots and
few blocks in the Sinner improved and unmproved Also II
Halettsvi for sale. don't claim to be the
claim keep good stock kept in the county
sell cheap any competitors in line that
in stock
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
HAKER u LEONARD.
LAWYERS.

Yoakum, Texas.
Win be in Sinner once month
or oftener, and will accept employ.
ment in any of the courts of the
state. References: A. G. Wange-
mann and other business men of
Yoakum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
JUNE g. rAoo

amounting to only 35.717 shares. againet over
81, 900 yesterday and It advanced u per cent
The operations OF the bond syndicate are COM
pleted far paying for the recent issue OF Gov
eminent bonds Is concerned Inc Iast pa! mn. ~
on this account was made yesterday by the
syndicate turning over 10 the Sub-Ireasury IN
this city little over &C. 900 900. which places the
net gold reserve above $107. OOOO by the terms
of the contract between the Belmont Morgan
syndicate half Of the gold for the bonds or ABOUT
$40 600 900 was to be imported from abroad at
the rate OF about 100000 month. ACCORDING
tn the contract more than half OF the amount LOT
the bonds sold abroad has been imported. ana the
ouestion which was discussed to-day wac wnetner
or not the syndicate had been released from max
ing further imports. .nasmuch as II mad mace
fulI nayment for the bonds. Assistant Secretary
Hamlin, however. denied that there hao been any
modification of the contract. While the payment
for the bonds has been made and the goid reserve
is above slO7 O00 000 there Is no reason 10 suppose
that the syndicate will let go It's hold on the lot
eign exchange market or cease 10 exert its III
duence TO protect the Treasury against goid
Withdrawals BY the terms OF the contract the
syndicate pledged itself to exert all hnanciaI IN
fluence to protect the Treasury until the COM
plete performance OF the contract which IL sup
nosed TO run until October |. The amount OF net
gold held by the Treasury Is about $1O7. OOOOOo IN
the last few days the daily Treasury statement OF
receipts and payments has shown that the Au-
ministration is making desperate efforts 10 econ
omize and to keep the excess or expenditures LOT
the fiscal year which will end on June 80. under
s5o 600 600 At present the excess OF expenditures
over receipts amounts to nearly S4S0OooW. ana
the statement for the last few days has shown
an excess OF receipts OF about 100000 and to-
DAYS statement places the total Government e@-
pendtures for the day at only szoolss
RONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $1,000 registered 5s at
1867 Quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. June 25-p. m
There was considerable strength in the stock
market to-day and closing prices in the principal
active stocks were at net gains. London a
moderate buyer. and the international shares
gard to the crop situation. which should lead to
the belief that the outlook is not promising. yet
there were some people who placed enough conf
dence in fresh alarm reports about the crops to
take a dismal view of the situation. The major
ity. however, took no stock in such rumors. and
this was shown in the strength Of the Granger
shares Despite an advance during the day In
the wheat market on crop-damage stories, the
Changers made fractional gains The favorable
railway earnings reported to-day had distinct
influence on the general railway list. and the
greater part Of II was higher. and closing prices
were 1t net advances. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas preferred gained ~ per cent and Wheeling
and Lake Erie common and preferred were high
er The anthracite shares were generally strong.
6usquehanna and Western preferred scored net
eain OF ia per cent In regard to the affairs Of
fhie company, little information In forthcoming.
but Il II known that Mr.. Hopkins. the recently
elected president Of the company, has refused TO
enter into the duties Of the position until certain
Conditions arc complied with. There Is q hitch In
the ARRANGEMENTS but Its exact nature Is not
known The Long Island Traction plan was an
IN another place. The Industrial shares, with the
exception of Chicago Gas. were inclined to
strenRth The veto OF the Frontage bill by Gov
ernor Atgeld made break In Chicago Gas. and
A. closed at q loss Of per cent Sugar Refining
vss not 20 active - yesterday. transactions In It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

In State issues there were sales OF $4,000 Ten
nesseA settlement 3s at 80 and SlOooo virginia
funded debt 23s OF 1891 at 62as 100 shares OF tne
American Exchange Bank were soiu d. Aoo7s' ~
at 15S and % at 1872.
Anart from the furry among the Missouri Kan
and Texas issues the market LOT sa,rer
than usual OF late. Only one weak spot was de-
welcomed Kansas Pacific LIST corsols declining "a
to 71is but Cordage lists advanced ~ 10 ~ ore-
Con Short Line and Utah Northern consols, re-
cepts Is. to 51A Missouri. Kansas and Texas zus
IL to 62A, Colorado Coal and Iron 6s ~ to 20:
Erie DDS receipts. to GS. Northern Pacinc SOS l
70 "a and Virginia Midland generals. guaranteed,
stamped to 1903. Trading reached $l9l4ooo.
The ub-Treasury was debtor at the clearing
House $34S.l97 Its net gain on balance was s-oo
COS made up by loss In currency OF 32",Z5l ana
a gain in coin of $o43, $50. To-days operations IN
GUIDED Receipts. s2.S44417; payments sao"'oi-'
resulting in general balance OF s!.z'SS?,oSo
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceiyed to-day Sl57 075 National bank notes lot re-
demption The customs receipts were tzAoV' une
internal revenue receipts S215.53l ana the lhisce.
neous receipts $15.972. Total Government receipts
FOR the day 1875; expenditures, $26S,l excess
of receipts. s26s.S76. Receipts for month 10 ga
s197454 400; expenditures NSSs 81; excess Oh en-
penditures over receipts. Sal 2t2
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OK
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares win
the figures OF the last previous statement as ioi-
lows:
No, gold on hand sssSi 5s4 500 sso3 a5 Inc soi2eo
-,1-
Net silver hid. 2s005..1s $4,000" I'M $3.50
Actual cash In tho
Treasury vaults
outstanding eoo- 100
certificates 522 as $ls5. soc CO., Inc $De. ~
bank. Is HhSIS l5ol'.'lS INC "i-''o
Available cab $3.50 127 500 $2ol OS'l2' Inc so"'~~
Deduct minor la .., -, GOO oeo
billties ........ 16.2+6.9f8 l6.ooso" Dec. 'o'-'
Actual cash bal $ls3 1857 slst97s+'s Inc slsV w
This statement reflects conditions prevailing at
the close of business Saturday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There is no change In the money market, either
in rates or conditions. We subJoin our usua!
table Of rates. made up from information fur-
nished by the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

I OST.-Hank Book No. Gv3.0 $50 Bank Savings 30
- Fourth Ave. NewYork. Payment stopped. Please
return book to bank
I OST. ON Monday. June "a a small gold heart shaped
~ Iocke with dark hair inside s. II re-
turned to BLACK STARR & FROST. jewelers.. 2sth- ST.
and Fifth-aye.. New-York.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
S.IvE6 Ar THE TFTowS OFFICE. No. LA Broad a
sway "a door north OF Thirty -hrstst.; ana ADVER.
TTiisEMENrs at the following branch Omc-s: 2o4
f corner Twenty i62 sixh-av
sn,y sys cor -, TSy do2e Thlrdav. near
Ws., 81 Aysnas A. 1928 Thrasv. 2
Isis Thirdave 20oi Thirdavs between one hundred.
broadway. ~ '" '''' AoSo
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East Ono hundred and
twenty 2S West one hundr ed nm
D. m at regular ofice rates ''' ~ W
IN Brookiyr S97 Futon-st AZ court-.t A ur..x
way. II. ID ; ios broadway l.l97 Fulton-st up TO n
y m. AZ regular ONCE rates ~ ~ w
s,rs.t brnneh for navcrtissments only. ~ Fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
NEW.ENCLAND

sold nj 20 Yesterday closing per cent lover DO You re-
our anil letters have been telling YOU
about this stock II In not COLORADO or TEH hsSEH
deal but a railroad that all NEN-loRh ana b'SIoN
neople use at some time II through a continuous
Village II has valuable terminals In ipsToN
IL I. tho only EASTERN road which II not selling way
afov. par and paying big dividends IL never had far
.how but n is going us rights now We mink
'nr'y SOME THIS MORNING-NOT ~ BUCKET
citoJ pI'r IN ONE OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EN-
CHANCES OR ~ THE BOSTON BOARD WHERE
worm PI|RCIIASE WILL HELP A RISE. Don't n"
afraid 81 the majority freezing out the road runs
throurh thre. states. and Of them won't allow their
ci,iz 10 he fwndcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
FAIL R0W[SR l0ME

For Boston. Newport. Fail River Martha's Vineyard.
Nantucket Cape Cod and al Eastern and Northern Noun
tain. Inland and Sesshore points .
DOUBLE SERVICE-The Priscilla. Puritan Plymouth
and Pilgrim in commission together. Two boats each way
daily fine orchestra each Leave New York from
Pier Is ~ r.. Foot Murray ST., week days at $50
$40 T. NJ. Sundays $50 =. NJ only Trains leave
Fall River 80 and ,to A. n. due Boston $50 and ~
A NJ. Boats from NewYork $50 +. NJ. weekda, go
i. NJ. sundays. touch at Newport
.or full time table. and list 81 summer literature adj
dress enclosing postage. ''Od Colony J.. o. Box <S2
New FORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
To the Holders of
North Missouri K. K. First
r1Ortgage Bonds.

You are hereby notified that the coupon and principal
OF the bonds will be paid July LIST next the date
OF h. maturity upon presentation at the once NJ the
Central Trust Co No. "a Wall Street after which date
interest will
THE WABASH RAILROAD co.
by o. ID. ASHLEY. President.
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
l1nblic Nctlres.

SUPREME COURT In the matter OF the ap.
1, the CORPORATION OF the city OK New-rork relative -
acquiring die. by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay
Sis s'o Of oSE tiT%DRED AND ToRTY-FIT,Sr STREET.
between Brook and St Ann avenues. IN the Twenty,
for school purposes under and IN pur
Of the provisions 4 chapter "i u the Laws of
Pursuant provisions II chapter 1871 of the Laws
of 1855 amended by chapter 20 ~ the Laws OK ls
o ,hc supreme s"ar, * he STATE q Ncw-York at
Special Term said Court q b- held at Chambers there
10th day u july 1913 at the opening ~ the court
ON that day thereafter counsel b" heard
thereon ior ne appolni ment 81 Commissioners OF Esu
Thc nature 81 the improvement hcr-by In
and Commonaliy Of The Ci,y Of Newlork to certain
lands and prcmis-s with he buildings thereon and tn:
HGndr ii and Forn-ntst street. between Brook and
AIMS in the Twenty third Ward OF said city
pra,ei and used to and for he purposes specified in sa
duly selected approved by Board Education
site Tor school purposes under and in pursuance OF the
amended by chapter 35 Of Laws OF 1880, hsns
the following described plot piece or parce! Of land
An ina, certain PCT, glcso or parcel OF land s!,ua.
OF % " and bounded and dSscrlbsd as foows
beginning at point the souhery side OF One Hun
mcntcd being opened by which point,
Is distant hundred feet eastery from the Intersection
with the eastery side of Brook avenue and
Hundred and Forty st street i2S feet themes eastery
and parallel with the souiherIy OF Hundred
and Forty nst 225 feet thence northery and
Foryns 25 feet to the Southery aide OF one Hun
ss sna & Of s. "a ss"s and nsns s:
dated Ssw,,yd %b'" June Is,S. ,so: s"""a
? Row. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
finanrial.
Wnited States
@eutQaoe 4 Crust 90:

90 CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
CAPITAL S2,OOO.0Ovs
SURPLUS. 100000.
rransacts q General Trust Business.
Loans M oney on Bond and Mortgage.
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold Ecndss
Takes entire charge Of Real Estate.
Legal Depository for Trust, Court and
State Funds. Allows Interest on Deposits
Exccutes nil Trusts.
OFFICERS
George w. Young. Prcsldents
Luther X ountze. vicc-Presidcnt.
james Timpson, I'd vicc-Prcsidcnt.
Arthur TurubulI,. Treasurer.
william r. Elliott, Secrctarys
Clark Williams. Asst. sect'y and Treass
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Theodore A. Msvomeyer, Luther Kountle.
Richard A. McCuriy
OBJECTIONS.
Samuel d. Babcock.
William Babcock. Gustav r. hissei'
th,rl.s H. hickey Jr. Charlton 1. Lewis,
William =. DiNon, Lewis MA
ran.r, A Grauni.s Richard A. McCurdy,
Theo. A. Havemeyer. Robert Oiypnant
Charles n. Henderson, William W. Rchards'
'mrt !. HI. James l.mCson.
Ga-dlnerG Hubbard. George W. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

ROND CALL.
ID OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER.
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The Board OF County
Commissioners Of Clarke County. In the State OF
Montana by virtue OF resolution duly adopted DO here.
by give notice the first day Of July lss they
WIN redeem and pay together with the accrued In
terest that date the outstanding bonds OF SAD
county known House Bonds. TO the amount OF
$3.50 900 al the National Bank. In the city OF New
York sad Court Bonds being ~ two Issues. the
frs, Of $4,000 due July LIST 1902 optional after ~
let 1891 he sccoad II $40 90. due May LIST 1907
optional May ist 1879. both Issues bearing interest
al the Of elk centuin per ahnun, psyapie SIM
annually days OF January ana July and Doth
being the Of paying for the cree
t,on OF House said county under authority OF
the laws OF Montana
The said Court House Bonds being due and payable
at the pleasure Of Lewis Clarke County. the holders
thereof are notified that interest these bonds VIII
cease July LIST. 1888. but TINT the county
all times thereafter be ready to redeem
presentation at their race Naluc anu "cc'ueo
interest 10 July LIST. 1888 -, -. -
PRINCIPAL and interest above bonds will be paid on
said date either the Third National Bank. as per
above advertisement. at Kountze Eros at the option
Of the holder.
BY order Of the Board Ct County Commissioners.
Attest: j. - IoOhff. 'ouhp ~'eA
Helena. Montana. June 1. 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.

INTEREST AT THE RATE or FovE PER a., bhN I'll
pi:n ASVt'M viii BE- credited depcstors ior the SIX
r"thr and ihrce months .ndrg June 30 is"o on a.,
i've dollars thousand dollars entl,ien
,Sc,.to under the bylaws payable July 10 ls.o De
s r,Ge ON or before July TO- lS?j viii draw interest
from Juiy l. 1895. .... ....o.Drs r-.n,,.,,
JAIES QIINLAN. Treasurer
FRANcIs II .,, LEGGyt'rr' Secretaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

$5O,OOO.OO A a.ea,,s1 ~ oH~!%@
coronation on u in
business control be acquired by the investor
with steam power. located in New-Jersey near New
York City New England State where staple IN
dustry employing about 80 hands will he appreciated
The investment will be found strictest Investigation
oicai position in the company at good salary to the
right Principals only need apply for Interview. etc..
TO AMERICANJS. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
financial elections.

NEW YORK June 18th 1905.
,J,IIE ANIMAL MEETING Of the stockhold'
ers u tho Lincoln SAFE Deposit CO. VIII take place az
~ 4, - East hort, second Street New-Nork 'ity on
Wednesday july ION. isn5. - o'clock r. m. TOT we
purpose choosing trustees and two inspectors OK
,lrci.n for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
finanrial.
Reorganization
OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING GO,
nIr EEnISETA
OF GEORGIA.

OE UEOhUIA.
nion n, nurchas. Of railroads and properties ~ the
Central RWiIrOnd and banking Company Of
Georgia and the other lines embraced IN It's system
has been prepared. and The Mercantile Trust Conn
pnny Of New-York has been. By proper agreements
and request appointed agent and depository under sueh
plan.
The following raw. already lodged their written
pproyal OF the plan requested the said Trust
Company proceed to call for deposits therruna"' ana
take such ,tepa may b- r-"'saiy ana proper -
fully e1-c;na,e and execute he reorganization namely
majority Of the capital stock Of the Cen
trail Raiiromd md banking Company Of
GrorRin.
The Committee of the holders Of certinr"t"s
Of Indebtedness of the Central RAILROAD ana
BANKING Company of Georgia.
The underwater of the proposed First
Mortgage Bonds of the new company. TO "~
used In taking mp the present 'rip"r"'e
bonds.
The Committee representing the F'r.s
Mortgage BondhoIder. of the Mobile
Girard Railroad Company.
DEPOSITS UNDER THIS PLAN ARE INVITED fHoM
THE FOLLOWING PARTIES ~ INTEREST:
% The holders Of the capital stock Of the 'en'rA N"
road ard Banking Company q Georgia
O. tn. holder. o. c.rtincs.. = indebtedness - the
Central Railroad and banking Company q Georgia
O. The holders Of the first mortgage bonds 81 the Mont
gmnery and Eufsua Railroad Company
g., holders ~ the nfst mortgage bonds 81 tie saF'h
nah and Western Railroad CornpsnJ
81 The holders ~ the mrs, mortgage bond. u the chatia
noora Rom. g. Columbus Railroad Company.
o. The 81 the mt mortgage BONDS of the "iAo
a Northern Railroad Company,
q The holders II the nrst mortgage bonds OF inc y"
uurnbss Rome Railroad Company.
90 Tn. holders Of the nrs mortgage bonds of the S'Nah
nah Atlantic Railroad Company.
NEGOTIABLE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT will he
issued by tn. Undersigned exchange for securiie' -
deposited.
THE RIGHT TO MAKE SUCH DEPOSITS rs HEREBY
LIMITED TO THE FIRST DAY or JULY. 1875
Printed copies Plan and further Information
IN connection with reorGanzaion which may b- De
.r.d y the security holders III. l> furnished a. u"
or,c. Of IN. undersigned 100 broadway. or by M~ssrs
samuel Thomas and Thoman q. Rynn a, their
or,c. In the Mutual LII. Building. No b. Liberty Street
New York cry.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. Depository
by LOUIS FITZGERALD. Presden,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
Dipioen0 Notices.
Northern Pacific First Mortgage Bonds

NJ 0fdeT % he '1cu Count ~ the VnIT'i a'N,s .u
the Eastern pisfre, Il Wisconsin. seventh judicial 1
,ui' coupons - northern Pacific H. X. Co. rHs'
Mlffs.ss rtud. dc Iuf Is. 1885 VIII h lald ~ w."
I~..1tsfs a. Wal ST New -fofk. ui,'t
pr~.~nta'.r ths date Books fpr transfer
81 M. met MpftkaG- Rsgisf"-si IS nfs VIII close
a. /. o'c!,k On. and t~ppen on july ." a.
a. O'Clock 1. DATES 20 interest on Registered hHhnS
81 D.. rIAl..d holder. Of record
JOIN SCOTT. Comptroller for Receivers
New York u 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
METROPOLITAN

/ 4 ? THIRD Az
CHARTERED ISL.
INTEREST FOR THE
%. 1898. at ;he rate u
A<NtM will BE- ere
thereto under the bylaw
81 to $4,000. lNTFHt
MONEY DEPOSITED Z
interest from July !. ise
JONATHAN H. cIRRl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

WESTERN ,iAS COMPANY.
81 BROAD. ST. NEW YORK. jun II, lS''
At MEETING; ~ the Board OF Directors
"A hold ,hi. d.y O semi annual dividend - TWO PER
CENT upon the capital -toe ~ Oh" company was Huy
declared. pa all. luif T.; 1913
Th~ iran.fer books - the Company Will be closed on
July 1875 3 O'Clock T. NJ. and checks VIII De
mailed 10 an stockholders Z record "a mat dat" -
Thu tpoka Will be- fe'fcnei At 10 .'l..k \ NJ on July
10 1896 ROREHT VI. ~ lutAf secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
1 ost ano Found.

I OsT.-Bank Book No. Go3 $50 Bank for Savings .
- Fourth Ave. New-York. Payment stopped. Pleas
return book bank