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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
PEI.LFR0M CUBA
|....eptatives of the Latin
,sarican Republics
EstIIlon IN HER BEHALF.
| -. uom:nt is Here to Bring
n. tnd.u.ndenee Of the Island
L..out Involving Spain in
4 Absolute Loss. 8

- The repre-
,fths nalin-Ameriean coun-
have received a message
'..5Or Cesneros and Rafael
a ! Tanlayo, president and
Il foreign affairs OF the Gu
.Iue. After a lengthy review
.,,ress Of the war from its In
N message concludes;
the proper and opportune
once freed from their
,euptries the Latin-Ameri-
..ublics were able to
Without displeasurc and
dishouor, such material
,lal relations as their similar
.rgin made easy to establish.
W. bed in the end that her
rles were wise in becoming in
N The time has come now
htt.r may see to what extent
es will be heard in the Span
els as regards the solution of
n % Identical to that which
besd when the problem
4 political evolution was
,led. In intervening SO
snin may recognize the
isuce Of Cuba, and that an end
1B to SO much destruction Of
prepe ~ in q Latin-Alnerican
they will proclaim anew their
d 10 tn principle to which they
sr exi,lence as nations, and
lheir ght to intervene in the
oiaq lestion which so nearly
Ine race whose representatives
new world they are Their
viii toward Spain and their
love for Cuba will also
mu BY their action. 1t would
eult to conceive u nobler or
unan political step to be taken
laiiop. Cuba n determined to
fhsr Independence, even at the
hviug TO resort to the grayest
but now that her victorious
|oserrun the entire island; now
her sous have indorsed the
bnsry movement and are ready
mt her army and furnish II with
Iusns Of war at whatever
She wishes TO show her Amer
slers that she is inclined to peace
bnsquently invites their gov
nis 70 unite their good efforts
vain in order to put an end tc
'sf, on such conditions as may
foe Cuba her sovereignty and
pain all compensations which
Euder l-ss enerous the territorial
'hlch she must necessarily sus'
rely on the wisdom of the Latin
fan republics upon their love fol
sure that they will apprecia Il
Poifness Of our intentions. til,
q our rights, aud the mutua
rence for so many countries
siudependence of Cuba, found
% the blood and efforts Of hel
may Be finally aceomplisheS
the Intervention and ths
nsnt Of all the nations Of oul
lea I|- HfH|
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
Admiral Sir Frederick william Richards

LONDON, Nov. 10. e.-Admiral Sir Fred
erick William Richards, lord Of the
admiralty, died suddenly in hotel at
Bath. lie was SO years Of age.
Admiral Richards was born in 1888
and entered the navy in ls4a. lie
reached the rank Of commander in
1867, captain In 1890, rear-admiral 10
1859, yioeFadmiral In 1888 and .dmiral
In 1899,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
DAISY MARTINS DEATH
Alleged 10 be Due to Brutal Treatment
by Her sisters.

PrrrsBu son, Pa, Nov. le-Daisy
Martin, young eolored girl, residing
at No. 81 Congress street, died at the
Homeopathic hospital at a. m.
Death, il is believed, was due to
brutal treatment from her sis
ters. Miss Martin was taken to the
hospital at uoon Sunday. TO the ply
sicians she stated that her sisters had
beaten and kicked her down a stair
way. The body bears ample evidence
of abuse. The case was reported to
the police, and Charles James, George
Bevin and Blanche and Clara Martin
are under arrest pending an investiga-
ton. The accused disclaim any knowl-
edge of the cause OF Daisy's death.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
KentdeEys

FRASKFoRT, KY. Nov. iB.--Complete
official returns have been tabulated by
counties, showing that Smith, one OF
the Bryan electors, runs 1000 ahead OF
the lowest Mckinley elector, and Is
elected. The other twelve Bryan
electors run from 90 to 700 behind
twelve Of the Mckinley electors. The
total vote Of the state was 1924, ns
followsi Mckinley, .2ls,o5s; Bryan,
si7,797; Palmer, 5,Ols, I.evering o,a7i.
Mekinley's average plurality, 25s on
the vote for electors.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
iREENv COUNTY, MISS NOVEMBER 49, 1896
OFFICIAL FIGURES
From the Various states on the Presi-
dentlaI Eiseti5n -fesns-IvanIs.

From the Various States on the Presi-
deatiAl Eise.i5H- H-fesns.IvanIs.
HAgRISBURG, Pa, Nos l6-The ofi-
eial returns of the late election have
been received at the state department
from every county in the state. They
give Mckinley and Hobart 796,99s
votes and Bryan and Sewall 422, ,054;
republican plurality, so4,st4. The pro-
hibition electors polled 1854; peoples
party, CLOS; free silver, 5,OTs; Jeffer-
sonion, ii,00O; Mckinney citizens, taos;
socialist labor, ,6s3l national, $40. The
actual gain in the repp bliean vote over
that Of four years age is about 2l5,OO0.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18

srpA1rA, Mo-. Nov le,-James w.
pnrdue. a wealthy farmer and his ~
rear.old son, John, were struck ny a
Missouri, Kansas & Texas freight
train while crossing the .raess iea,,.. wv y
miles south Of here and fatally ID
iuFed,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18

YANKroS, $. d., Nov. l6.-Practieal-
ly complete returns show that the vote
on the electoral ticket is about tie.
The republican congressional and state
tickets are apparently elected by from
100 to 200 majority, with the exception
of one congressman.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18

Mrs1cH. Nov. le.-Thc prince regen,
of Bavaria has issued an order 70 az =.
officers serving upon courts OF hons -
instr,,ctipr them that henceforth ON
nars in the Bavarian army refusing 70
srbt duels on the ground that they
asal y onposed to the principle duelling'
must not be forced to resign.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
JOSEPH sElDENBsRG.
Death of the Pioneer OF the Havana Ci-
gar Industry in tho United states

New YORK, Nov. l6.-Joseph Seiden-
berg, senior member of the firm of
seidenberg & Co, died suddenly of
heart failt re Sunday morning. He
was wealthy manufacturers Of .cigars
with factories in this city aud Tampa,
Fla, and extensive warehouses in
Havana, CT ba. lie was the pioneer of
the Havana industry in the United
States, ha7ing established the first
factory in Key West in 1866
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
WOUNDED ROBBERS
IN Cave by omccrs In okla

ma Cave by Omccrs In Okla
h0ma.
Ok, Nov. Is. Saturday, on
'as river, officers arrested Ken
Mcdonald and Bell Jones in q
'''n men are severely wounded.
A confessed that he and Mcdonald,
ElarIie Graham, who was killed
y Brooks, near Tonkafa, north
attempted to rob Brooks
weeks ago. Friends had
nem to this cave, where they
en receiving medical attention.
cave were found hundreds of
sald to have been stolen from
"Tlng barns. Two lads, 12 and
~ OF age, named Countryman,
''rested' charged with many
saa being accomplices Of Jones
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
NATIONAL FOX HUNTERS
Gathered for the Annual Meet at Bards-
town, Ky.

town, Ky.
BARDsTowN, KY, Nov. i6-The Ma
tional Fox Hunters meet opened here
to-day. For months preparations have
been going on, and on Saturday found
everything in readiness, and hunters,
horses and. dogs have been arriving
steadily since. Every state in the
Union will be represented before the
week ends. A number OF ladies from
a distance will take part AZ will also
some of the local horse women. Eff
teen hundred dogs are making things
lively, and all seem impatient to. get
started. The weather is fine and
farmers have thrown down their fence,
and good time is anticipated during
the coming week.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
Ohio

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. l6. The official
vote of Ohio shows that Mckinley's
plurality was jl,f09, and his majority
over all 37,6s9. The vote stands; Re-
publican, 525.9s4; democratic, iIi,sso;
populist, s,Gls; prohibition, 5,O6s; ma
tionalist. 9,7l6; socialist, i,l67; nation
al democrat, 1851; total vote, i,Oif, ESQ
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
New turkish Loan.

1,oNnoS. Nov. le-The Manchester
cnardian learns that the powers have
: orreed ~ 10 guarantee new Turkish
loan 10 Of Rs,uOo,OoO to assist .ne snl.aa ,u.s..
IN mos carrying out 1.-THE promised reforms
In asia Minor J.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
Arkanss..

LITTLE ROCK, Arid. Nov. i6-Thc
election abstracts OF the nine missing
counties have reached the secretary OF
states office, The total vote at the re-
cent presidential election In Arkansas:
Bryan, io9,o59, McKmley, 3o,997. Bry.
ans majority, 73,e61.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
a NAVAL BOARD
''e rheumatic system for Work.
mg the Tsrror,s Turr.,s

''e rheumatic system for Work.
"s the Terror's Turrets.
AssToS, Nov. 16. "A naval
onslsting of Capt. Purnell +.
won Chief Engineer George W.
naval Constructor John +.
III and Lieut.. Albert 5.
q mas been ordered to assem-.
uoard the coast defense ship
J New York harbor, on Wednes-
s'noon, the 18th inst, and test
ISaatlc system for working
/ ,'ssi 'urrets and guns, installed
.su'raet of April 25, 1883.
sssel IS to be taken to sea and
~ 70 the most exhaustive ex.
va !. \ 70 lind defects in the appa-
A '''ae expense of the contractors,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. i6.-The
official vote of Indiana by counties
shows; Mckinley, 3sa,OlO; Bryan, 3O3,-
s54; Levering, 3,65s; Palmer, 3,570;
Bentley national prohibitioul, 1850;
socialist, l45. McKinley's plurality is
2O.Ob5.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

killed by train. I
n negro criminal was shot 10 death
oy a mob at Mckenzie, Tenn.
Electrical power is now being trans.
mltted from Niagara Falls to buffalo.
Secretary Morton's report says that
agricultural interests age not deelin.
ing
The Italian proteetorate over Abvs.
sinnia is abolished by a treaty Just
signed.
The post office department is hauling
clerks over the Goals on account Of mis-.
sent mail matter
Uncle Sam yearly comes into posses.
sion Of aTlarge SUN through means OF
unclaimed money orders. ~
Ex-Chairman Richardson, of Iowa
says that Senator Allison is slated for
place in MeKinley's cabinet.
w w. Bruce, the wealthiest man at
Lexington, Ky, is dead. He made his
money by sticking to his business in
hemp tEtN
December S to 10 have been Fixed as
dates and Washington, D. c., the place
for the next convention Of the Anti.
Saloon league.
William Prior died of heart failure
at his home near Marshall, No, aged
% years. He was highly respected
pioneer farmer.
The gold receipts at the Uni. ed
States sub-treasury at st. Louis fr, M
November Cup to the night of the "a h,
amounted to S6a5,0O0.
The Metropolitan theater manage
ment of New Yorhseity have requestt d
that ladies remove their aead-gea I
during performances.
Superintendent Wilson Of the White
House building and grounds again
recommends the construction of an
other presidential residence.
Secretary Herbert and Secretary Viii.
son will, it is understood, both receive
judicial appointments before the close
of the Cleveland administration.
United States letter.carriers must
not smolSe'in the streets when in uni
form. This is the latest edict of First
Assistant Postmaster-Gencra Jones.
II is said that the proposition to taS
small cigars manufacturers $50 per an
mum would drive 1900 of them out ol
business in New York city and Brook
lyn.t
Assistant Postmaster-General Neil
son Is planning some Innovations fol
mail delivery and collection iB the
large cities, both novel and expedit
ing.
The strike at the Tudor iron works
in East St Louis, ILL.,, which has been
on since Janhary is, 1895, has been de
clared off, and the strikers have lost
the battle. az ea HA
Charles IL Murray, editor OF the
Price Current and superintendent oI
the Cincinnati chamber N commerce
is prominently presented for secretary
OF agriculture
Ed Dufur shot q gray eagle in thu
creek bottoms, two miles west o
Mount Vernon, Ill The bird had
wing measurement OF ieet lncne'
from tip to tip
Both oil and natural gas have been
struck at o depth OF LOO feet in thu
test wells put dom BY the STANDARD
Oil Co. east Of Sac and Fox Agency II
Indian territory.
Several hundred doctors from tn
United States, Canada, Cuba, PSt'
Rico and South America have as
sembled at the Mexican capital to at
tend the second Pan.American con
gross. l asifi8,lU8
jeremiah L. Becker died at kewaneee
Ill.,, Saturday night He was pi
oneer Of Henry county, having set
| tied there in 1889. lie served in tn
Mexican war, and acquired the rank o
captain.
4 "a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18
MINORS ARE RIFE

as Been Thres Days Fight
IN Pinar Del Rho.
|,,s |,@sssuLE, .si Fla Nov. ls.-Ru-
w me here that there has been
'0r :, Three days in Pinar Del
|bs H. = iiuana, agent of the junta,
Is.asa las information that there has
s,aa'ing' A. but has no definite news
AM. M outcome. 1t is absolu y
\ ~ 70 secure reliable informa-
'ui' early stage of the con-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-25
STEAMBOATS,.

.>~o~~~~~~o~~Oo~oD>~>"N0oN ~/NNN~No|~~~~~~NNN>~~>
ID OSTON AND NEWENGLAND POINTS.
ID VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL. RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fan River, from
new Is y. r. foot u Murray-st. at +. W.
STONINGTON LINE, Stpnlrgton. from New Pie:
80 " r.. block above Canal st. at G:OO y. W.
NORWICH LINE via New London. from Pier 10. ~ r.,
next Drshrosssa-st., at $500 - VI.
~ EWIlANEN-FARE 81; Excursion. S1.5O.-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier -. L. r..
T. daily Sundays excepted. arriving in time for train
Merlden Hartford, Springfield sc. Freight steamer
leaves T. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-25

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Iid Asked. Bid Asked
IAhgh Valley. 3G2 3Gs> Union As ....... I3ss I57s
/ g & y Co ~ 40 Met Traction ....lO7 1914
Nor Pac CON-. a.. "a + Of y stock 20 81
Nor Pac pref 10 1G&. c + OF y ] 5s. s2i4 ~
penn X II ... J3x 81 INIT q Imp Co.. G9i. Gf.
ph A. Rd stock u. I5-i Welsh l. Co.. 6Sis
p a Il @ As 19i. 7J. +, ~ Bat = Isl
ph,ia Trac 80. III, IL. III ST Bat. pref. ISL 2Jis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-25
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

The investment demand for railway bonds
which developed last week was a feature again
to-day on the Stock Exchange. and there was a
noticeable improvement in the inquiry FOR all
classes Of securities. In stocks the volume OF
business was better distributed, while the bond
market exhibited increased life In all the IA
vorite Investment issues and marked interest
I'm many issues which have suffered long sea-
son OF comparative quietness. The majority OF
active securities rul"d strong throughout the
day, despite frequent proft-takng sales. Lon
don showed interest in the market but the
foreign quotations ruled too near parity TO leave
Inuch opportunity for arbitrage houses. There
was considerable buying for foreign interests
Of Louisville and Nashville and Denver and Rio
Grande preferred. and 1t was reported that a
large London and Continental house had taken
a decided bull position in Louisville. as we'll
upon several other American railway shares.
A bull position In American railway securities
Is certainly warranted by the favorable pros
poets Of tie companies. Optimism Is growing
among investors at home and in Europe. and
bull position on the market appears the only
logical course to take.
Northern Pacific issues and Atchson ~
the features In the bond department. dealings
being heavy at advancing prices. and bond
houses reported an excellent inquiry for "A large
number OF Investment issues. which are dealt
in outside Of the Stock Exchange.
OF the business done In stocks the heaviest
were in AtchisOn, Sugar Refining
ChlcagO Gas, st. Paul and Louisville and Nash
VILE Denver and Rio Grande preferred adj
vanccd over per cent. Sugar Refining gained
IA per cent closing at III; Louisville and Nash
vile IL per cent. to 5JA. an advance Of over IL
points since the first OF the year. The gen
rral railway list was higher. and, with the
exception OF Leather preferred. the Industria!s
closed at net gains. General Electric. Sugar Re-
nnlng and Chicago Gas being the leaders both
In point OF activity and strength. The price Of
silver advanced here and in London to-day.
while there was an increased demand for the
metal The foreign demand was chiefly for
india. and II is interesting TO note that bullion
dealers aecrlbe the advance in the price purely
10 legitimate reasons. and hot to speculation
rhe great restriction In silver production IN
he last few years has reduced the supplies 70
considerable extent which has been reflected
n the market price here and In London. Deal
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rNHE ANIMAL. MEETING Of the Stockhold

4rs of the international Boiler Company, Limited.
for the election for the ensuing year and FOR
Tho Transaction Of such other business properly
come harorc The reeilny will be held the Office II the
cutting estate 40 10 Wliam-st. n the city of New
lo.x on tuesday the 10Th day Of March, 1896 2:30
~ " n sAMuEIsoE. Jr. Secretary.
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financial.
financial
JOHN {. SHORT & SONS,
INVESTMENT BROKERS AND
FTSA NCIAL AGENTS.
80 Pine -. NV YORK.

BIY AND SELL. ON COMMISSIONS
Government. state. anI Municipal Bones.
stocks ard Bonds 81 Railroad Companies.
stocks AMI Bonds - Industrial Companies.
Stocks o. Banks INSURANCE ami Trust Com
pauifs
STOCKS and Bonds of Street Railway. Gas
and Electric C1mpart..
Procure loans flr Nlload Companies aNI oher CORPORA
tons Buy and sell C,ria icr r. mis- an. stocks
d,Toslf-,l for reorganization.
oli.rs II ,Is and Stocks which have dcfaulted In in
t.rest or dividends declined In valu" or have ether
wise become unsasrlc:ory Oncluding farm gaLe)
invited call upon correspond with u.s. with the
view Of selling such securiti.s or exchanging them. on
advantageous terms. FOR securities Ia}ng current Interest
dividends.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Feb. ~ p. r.-Consols 1901, FOR money and
100 N III for the Canadian Pncc d. Ire li2;
do second cOnsos 10. Illinois Contra. "si2. Mexican
ordinary 81; S. Paul common. 81: New-York Central
lOl,. Pennsylvania 1914. reading ca. Mexican Central
per bonds 49, Louisville and Nashville, Dos
Achson common. l..
$50 r. m. The amount 81 bullion gone into the Bank
~ England on balance today II f+3wr. VI ney u per
The Of discount IN the opcn market for both
short and fhre. months bills IL ia per
80 =. Spanish IS G3N. Paris nGvlces quote OK
change London % francs y centines for checks
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ngs in Government bonds were comparatively
small. and business in gold restricted 10
few operations. The deposits Of gold on poiu
account were estimated at 100000. and the
Withdrawals at $100 900
Closing prices OF the principal active Stocks
compared with last prices Friday, were a' io'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-25

ELECTION NOTICE. ~
New York. January %. 1896
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the anhuai
" meeting az the stockholders Of the Missouri Pacific
halfway Company will be held IN the company 1nSe ~, IN
CITY Of 81. Louis, Missouri on TUESDAY M.,rn ~.
IsDG o'clock for The election on taiII.'
Directors for ensuing and for the tfasncto oI
any o,hcr husn..s that may before said meeting
The annual meeting the Directors VIII De heih AZ ,e
same office on Wednesday narch u. lsW az ,i-po
o'clock NJ The transfer books WIZ he closed on
Monday February 2 1896, 800 o'clock p m ana ie-
open on Thursday March - 1896 AZ looO o c,ocN =. m
' 80 GEO. j. GOULD President
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
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BONDs-TIIE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Sales Of Government bonds consisted OF slooOo
coupon IS at 1885 $1,000 registered As OF 1901 at
110.. 81 600 registered IS at 1872 100000 COUPON
As of 1920 Mt lli&. $4,000 at ll15s, ana H!V'uov
registered As o. 1907 at 1895 Final quotations
compare with those Of Frd1y as follows:
IA All, Sd Asked
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There was change In the amount OF capital
stock In the year The funded debt stands at
$24S41.1z7. less t673,327 bonds and scrip held by
the company. making the net amount OF bonds
outstanding ga $4,000. the same year ago
In the year tho company acquired and now holds
In its treasury 81 800 900 Superior Short Line Rail-
way COmpanys first mortgage bonds. received in
settlement for advances and adjustment OF ac-
counts upon It's merger with the Omaha COM
pany. In 1893 the surplus was SlT71CO
The condensed balance sheet as OF December 81
shows:
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l]rorcs1l5.

NoNNNN~NNNN/N>
~ Office: Estimates for furnishing and deliv-
" oring about 200 Of Anthracite Ca. under CON
tract s2I viii received By the Department or npchs
until ~ o'clock noon March 10Th lS9G. For full pau.
lars SEQ CITY Record. Copies for sale at NO Ciy n"l.
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financial Glcrtlons.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS. INON NTAIN And SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY. 1900.

INON SUI
HALLWAY COMPANY.
New York. January 49, 1890 .
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders OF the St Louis ron
Mountain and Southern Railway Company Will be held IN
Conpanys oince. In the city Of - Louis Missouri
Tuesday March TO- lsDb. 300 O'clock a. m. FOR c
election OF thirteen Directors for the ensuing year h
Other business tiht may come
before said meeting The meeting Of the Directors
win be held nj the office Wednesday, h"rch ~
ls9e at 1900 o'clock NJ. The stock transfer p0o,s
Will be closed Monday. February g. lSoo at -, SOv
o'clock D. m. and reopea on THURSDAY, Mareh IL io'o
~ wv 'o'" =" y" GEO. J. GOULD. President.
A. II. CALEF. Secretary
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NEw-YORK Feb. 2ist 1896
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockhold-
err, Of the Amer, Manufacturing Company for the
election OF Trustees BE- held the Office OF ihc co"
~, West 18Th street In cry Of YORK. on Tues
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