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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11
NEW oAsTLg m LINE.
READY % Deposit balance OF Guarantee
Selecting n Manager.

Special Dispatch to the InteIhgeneer.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, March l0.-New
Castle has deposited It's first 800 and is
ready to put up the 500 guarantee on
March Is. We are In the league to stay,
The board OF directors will meet to-
night and select a manager from the
dozen or more applications they have
received. We are glad to learn Wheel
ing has secured grounds and believe the
success OF the Interstate league is as
sured. ]. L. McFATE, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

Why Is L that one
man Is old and dc.
crepid at IS, and
another hale and
'hearty at So3 The
accident Of birth has
something to do
with ii. Some men
arc born stronger
than others, but Ee-
queutly the strong
man becomes weak
and the weak man
strong. II depends
on the care he takes
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Special Dispatch to the lntsIIiseneSr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March 10
Everything Is o. K. VIII announce
makeup OF our team later.
DAVE CURRAN. Manager.
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nor SALE
SALOON,

Good location aud trade Can DO bought
CHEAP Inquire oil = o; BOlCb.
Ocll 400 ChAplino street.
NOR sALE-coNFEcTIoNERY IN A
thriving and booming town ne1r
Wheeling, doing q profitable business ana
has mnde lots OF money. The owner has
bought property and goinE into the whole.
sale trade. A rare opportunity for q good
party with little capital. For further In
formation cali on GEO. L. BURST, mrl0
NOR SALE AT BUFFET SALOON
Lunch chairs, lunch counter, steam
table. cupboard. 2 tables, sets chairs, D
lures, folding bed, other bed, bureau.
money safe. pairs window curtains, 8
window blinds. kitchen furniture, consist
or address IRA II, MCDONALD, Prop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

lnland slack wire specialists, has, with
his side partner, LIE. Rhodes OF ONO
signed for the season OF 1851 with
Reilly & Woods Big Show, which has
appeared here several times. Hanke
had Just perfected several new aerial
mud slack wire aGtB OF an entirely orig
inal and sensational character. II the
pair do not make u hit" Hanke VIII
bO sI;rDrisCd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

x,u, although the 1ntellIgcncer has to
,.,ou,cc that General Manager Wright
- ,bc street railway company, did not
.,,ss deal for the Irwin park yester-
Az the cranks must not jump to the
yrwarrantcd conclusion that they are
SSsmed TO the depths OF misery they ex.
H.-JNrrcd last week when the future OF
W. hsIi here was so uncertain. On
,rs contrary, there Is nothing to cause
~ "f1ns" any alarm. on account OF
wv, wv circumstances detailed In yeSter-
- Intelllgencer, there Is some delay
G S.' ,iosInc tho deal for the Irwin
',,,,,rIs Int they are as good as leased
1s..,ht NOW The lease Is sure to be exc
r,isd Within 4 day or two. For many
'.,Srs these grounds have not paid the
!rnsrs n cent, and the trustees are glad
"a lease 10 the ball club.
An.r last nights council meeting
,bsre was meeting OF several members
Nh, 1rr ardent fans" EVERYBODY was
corrratuIatlng himself on the fact that
he prospect was bright for the base
bau club II was stated that there
would be no difficulty IN securing the
,'rTssl alley and additional ground
.ssassa-,, 10 make the park comfortably
i,rgs II was also said that there would
%s little trouble in having council att
,borlys the board OF public works to
LrJid n new sewer that will drain the
irwin grounds. II may be necessary TO
do A little filllng at the eastern end OF
,Sa mark where the grand stand Will
nrobnblv be erectsu. II It is erected
;bsrc IL will cut on much OF the view
rom the hillside pavilion" However,
soaking OF the pavilion" the people
Who viii take the trouble TO climb to 1t
ors mot the persons who would In any
event walk up and lay down their
quarters, so the club loses nothing prac-
t!rally.
The outlook for the entire league seems
to be all that,could be desired. lnteli-
r,ncer dispatches from officials OF the
WSsh,nTton and New Castle clubs are
rrintSd elsewhere. youngstown Is
known TO be IN good shape, too. but a
telegram to the Intelligencer stated that
The manager was out OF town yesterday.
when Mckee comes to the business OF
ordering uniforms for the team. he
would please many wheeling people by
selecting the tIme-honored and much
CI9rIaed white and red which was made
famous by the Cincinnati Red Stockings
of 1859. What's the natter with the
Wheeling Reds?
The picked team OF bowlers who are
10 meet the famous Linden Grove team,
of Brooklyn, at the Musee alleys on
March q and 2s, continue their training
and are knocking out some very fine
scores. The reserved seat plat for the
games Is now open at the Musee al
iRys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

HOODS PILLS cure oil liver Ills
billousncss. jaundIce, indigestion, sick
hendche.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

NOR SALE OR RENT-THE Sell
DERT Garden, Mt Pleasant Val.
lev, fronting go feet on National Road
and extending back 20 foot. Can DO laid
out IN worry desirable building lots For
Rcnt-Thc homestead OF G. Sclbort, ad-
Joining s s. RloCh'S residence, with ten
and four.roomcd house on the premises.
Possession given Immediately. Inquire OF
y. HAPPY, at Reymann Brewery, or at
premises. dCSl.eOw
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eugene r. ffnnkc, Of thin city. tho
Vel known roller skatcr, and Who 10
also one Of Iie original ''Yornoug,' aer-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11
FOR SALE.

NoR SALE-sMALL STOCK OF
Il drugs and fixtures in n growing new
West Virginia town. Splendid change tor
young man. Reasons for selling. Address
W. d. NYDEGGER. Horton, W. Va. mrs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

S,TuCKs FOR SALE.
= II shares German Bank
0 shares Riverside CLAWS Company.
> Wheeling Pottery bonds. per cent
10 Fhnrra Exchange Bank.
20 shares WclisburE National Bank.
20 shares Dollar Savings Bank, OF Bel.
lnlrc.
30 shares Actnn.s Standard Steel and Iron
Company,
iOO sharos Wheeling Stcol and Iron Co,
20 shares Franklin Insurance Company,
K, g. IRWIN. Broker,
felS No. - Twelfth Street,
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF
IL BOOK, Job. Newspaper and Pos
ter Printing done At Reasonable Rates ht tho
iSfgitiGHScgR jon PRINTING OFYlCg, Modern
snd Rapid Presses Now Type aud DesIgnL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

L'oR RENT, APRIL !, 1895. NO. 1904
L Main street. three, story brick warehouse.
Inquire Of HENRY X. LIST, The City Bank OF
VI,.nIi,g dplO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

mon PENTHOUSE no. 1876 VIR-
i GINA street, six rooms, with hall
will rent furnished at SO, or unfurnished
at SIS per month. mtS
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Geo. e. @tHHfGel & Go.
WANTED.

w ANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework. Apply at No. SIS Mar
net street, jall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

JIrANTED-AN EFFICIENT COOK IN
w a private family. Wages IS per
week The best o; references required.
Address b. B., care Daily Intelligence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

The picked team OF bowlers who are
to meet the famous Linden Grove team,
Of Brooklyn. at the Musee alleys on
March "a and %, continue their training
and are knocking out some very fine
scores, The reserved seat plat for the
games Is now open at the Musee al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11
In Our Show Window

can be seen tho first bicycle goods
carrlor brought To West Virginia, II IN
notwithstanding retail goods delivery
ryprywhere ~ the way, we have
line OF medium grade wheels better
than some that pass for high grade"
Remember tho number,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11
Our Bicycle Display

IL now arranged for the Inspection or
our friends, retail department first
floor "GCntlemnnly agents" ns they
Fny in the circus, will DO delighted TO
show you the finest line OF whCols In
the state,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-11

JITANTED MONEY. WE HAVE MORE
w calls for money than we can supply. \
We can use small or large amounts. We
Jny per cent interest. No charges
ROLF 4 ZANE. % Fourteenth street. mrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

orders for the warm months. Then the profess
sional element will doubtless endeavor To manip-
uIate the market on the uncertainty II Will work
up over the Democratic National Convention in
July, and though there can be little doubt felt
as to the outcome OF Democratic deliberations.
pear Spectators Will most likely succeed in maxi
Ing some people believe that they Ohc bears)
believe there should he a certain amount of
worry because free silver IL likely to prevail at
the Convention. The great OF people
throughout H. country will vote against free
silver In the fall but until the result is ANNOUNCED
there Is bound to be In some peoples minds
element Of uncertainty. These reflections lead
70 the opinion that the market will at times
Wabblc and decline but that the tendency 81
prices despite some interruptions will be grad
ually toward a higher level 1t will be interest
ing 10 compare quotations OF Wednesday "A week
ago. the day or the last slump, with those of Mo-
Vember D. the day preceding the next Presidential
election. The opinion is Ventured that the per
centage OF gain VIII be no small figure wall
street sentiment has undergone an encouraging
ana hOpefu change, and the same NAV be said
OF sentiment In all business circles throug hout
the country. except perhaps in the camp Of the
silver miners. The distressing doubts about the
future or the currency have been driven away
and tie three years OF worry over the meaning
OF the word 'coin' have come TO an end nv. ne
declaration of the Republican Convention whose
platform said: I'VE favor all measures desgrnd
10 maintain inViolably the obligations Of the
United states. and all our money whether coin
Vi paper Al the present standard. the standard
or the most enlightened nations of the Garth "
ih'erest IN securities and the return of con-
ndence brought about by the action ~ the :,
LOUIS convention were shown in every dcpart-
4leHl or Inc security market during the week all
siades OF investment issues advancing Including
Government bonds which made distinctive i'm.
provement. especially the As Of 1925 The follow
'''s ttoie gives closing prices Of Government bonds
on Wednesday. June 10. the day Of the slump in
the STOCK market, compared with closing prices
yesterday:
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Total 81 cos si92s .s3 s52o4sl2 Inc. s32d.@ze
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.

England Is feeling a trine put out at the sue
cess Of Major Mckinley and the assured success
o. the principles Of protection which he repre-
seh's Is causing the English mind 10 fear FOR teat
country's present commercial prosperity. Its
commercial condition during the administration
VI PRESIDENT Cleveland has been eminently sue
,sessful at the expense Of the industries OF the
United States. but II now looks as though Eng
iahd would have 10 depend upon something else
.nan Wilson tariff law TO help it's manufacture
ing interests. 1t can no longer look 10 Grover
Ceveland for help President Cleveland is likely
soon 10 be a private in the ranks, and he has an
hounced that he Is very far from arrogating 10
myself controlling influence upon the policy Of
my party. This is unfortunate for the "Old
country, but It's loss will be this country's gain
30 LEI US be happy. The first and best thing for
Lhgshmen to- do Is to sell out their holdings OF
slhaIi dividend paying home securities and TO
uahslcr their money 10 the highly attractive
snt-edged gold dividend. interest and principal
paying American railway stocks and bonds. Of
winch there is a large and varied assortment, all
promising handsome and certain returns. We
can give the Englishmen sound money, but not
free trade. The Industries here will be fostered
ana encouraged by return 10 the principles OF
y'otection, and this means that enterprises Will
oe aoie 10 return TO investors in them high per-
sehtage on the investments made; and the sound
money declaration Of the st. Louis platform
means that investors will get back just as good
money as they put in. There will be no uncer-
.aihty about what kind Of money they Will re-
reiVe There will be cheap money over here
Inc currency will not be debased and every dol
sr VIII be as good gold. Foreign investors
pought more American securities than they sold
"a Inc week. and they will probably continue to
~ 30. On Friday they sold more than they
oousht. and although they may have sold In
rrsr' on account Of the disappointment felt over
s sae success Of Mckinley and the false report
Vout the Cuban plank and home rumors about
nnnszueia. the greater part Of the selling was for
tt. spiits good deal OF the buying was OF pro-
vohai character. and after several days of ad-
raucins prices selling movement for profits
vas al that was to be expected
o.ocks and bonds were strong and buoyant the
S,s.oer part OF the week. Business was better
IN ,utiouted and there was some outside support
as ~ market outside interest was not as large
90 many people hoped for. and there NAV he no
tn increase In the buying pressure until after
A. ka.uoh IN the fall. for the vacation season is
rsms. no' ard investors and capitalists prefer to
'o' OF town. leaving their brokers few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY OF MIN
NESOFA-
NOTICE is hereby given TO the holders Of the
~ 81. Per Cent Bonds q the above Company. dated
June list 1871 the Atlantic Trust Company, under
the provisions OF the Deed of Trust said Bonds
will receive It's Office No 30 William Street.
CITY OF New York until July 10th. 1906, offers for
sae Of said Bonds 70 the amount Of $4,000 AT not
ceedng and interest the date OF therefor
II s50OO In Of said Bonds are offered for
sale aforesaid. II Will be the duty II the Trustee
redeem by lot Bonds the offered accord
with the provisions 81 the Deed - Trust
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
New York. May 10Th. 1906
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Proposals

ID ROPOSAr-S for Electric Arc Lamps In the
= District Of Columbia, ONCE OF the Commissioners,
ID. c., Washington, d., c. June II. 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received this until
IL o'clock NJ. saturday June a. 1885, for FURNISHING
and maintaining Electric Arc Lamps the public streets
and OF the District OF Columbia during the year
ending June 80 1891 Specifications blank forms OF
proposals may be obteined at this ONCE. J. W. Ross
George TruesdsJl. Cbas r. Powell. Commissioner D. q
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f)ublie Notices
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
~ ~ REGARD To CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION
FKOM JURY Duty
Room III. Stewart Building.
M. 30 Broadway. Third Floor


M 30 Broadway. Third Floor
New York. June ID. 1890.
Claims for exemption from jury duty will be heard BY
daily at office from . A. ". until +. NJ.
Those entitled exemption clergy lawyers
phy scians surgeons. SURGEON deniss professors or
Il daily newspapers c@nssi
pharmacists actually engaged I'm their
respective Professions and following other calling.
militamcn poll csm-n and hremen, election officers non
residents and employees and United states enplov.s.
officers Of vessels making regular trips. licensed plos
actually following that calling superntenient. coniuc-
tors and ~ railroad company other than
street railroad company; telegraph operators actually do
ing duty such. Grand, Snrrf Civil Court jurors
and prrson. physically Incapable OF performing Jury d,v
OF severe Sickness deafness other physical
disorder.
Those who have answered TO their liability or
proved permanent exemption VIII r"csiye hurry enroll
year. Whether liable or not such notices must he an
swered IN person. II possible and at this osice only
under severe penalties. II exempt party must hr,nE
proof u exemption. liable. b- must also answer xs
person giving ful and corree name residence etc
No attention paid to leftera -
All good citizens Will aid the course II tustce and
reliable and respectable tuies and their
duty by serving promptly when summoned alow,nsr
their clerks suborfna'es serve reporting 10 ,s
any attempt Lrery evasion, and suggesting names
enrolment. Persons Letween twenty-One and sev
eny ~ summer absentees persons temporarv
III and United States Jurors exempt. '
Every must attend 20 his notice. II IA .
Il is also punishable by fine imprisonment 10
receive any present bribe directly ndrecy
In relation TO jury service, withhold any pans,,
make false statement. and every will he fu,v
prosecuted. WILLIAM PLIMLEY ~
Commissioner II Jurors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

Total on all issues 2 I'D ~
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following IL the usual table giving the mum
Der of shares of all stocks. the highest. lowest
and final prices Of the week, togeth": with ne
final prices Of a week ago. preixed by the average
price OF June - 1893.
RAILROAD stocks
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financial.
To tha Bondho|dsrs and Stockholders
or THE
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.

The sale tho property OF the oregon Halfway ana
Navigation Company advertised 10 take place IN
july o. 1874
Notice s Therefore. hereby given that further dep s,s
under he plan ard eg cement Tor re- lama
heretofore published viii received upon me pay
ment u a penalty $50 per bond md 81 per snare -
addition the assessment faid STOCK OF y
per share up 70 AMI inruline Tnesdny. July 4;
1SOD. after which date the committee VIII
he unable to receive any bonds or stock.
Such dep should be made with the follow ng Co
Iositari,s
OF Consolidated Mortgage Bonds. with tho
New York security and Frur, Company. No ~ Wall
e. New York city.
OF Collateral Trust Mortgage Bonds, with
the United States Trust Company Of New YORK.
No - Ws St. New York Cty.
OF Stock, with The State Trust Company No. 100
aiway. New York CITY or It's agent. the Oli
Colony Trust Company. Boston. where payment 9
the assessment and penalty on ouch stock should
also he made
Dated New York June IL. 1890
ALFRED =. HEIDELBACH. Chairman.
W. l.. BULL,
GEORGE COPPELI,
CHARLES 9. F\IRCHILD,
ARNOLD MARCUS,
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
A. A. II. BOISsEVAIN.
HENRY II. REED,
General organization Committee.
HOWARD c. TRACY. Secretary
10 Wall Street New York City.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clared dividend No 2n3. of IL cents per share
($1J O0O making $l3. 265. 600 paid in dividends TO
date. payable on June 30 at the Office Of the
transfer agents. Lounsbery & Co, Mills Building
Transfer books close June %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

nigh as llS14. The effect OF improvement in rail
way stocks brought about by political conditions
VIII De Understood by reference 10 the subjoined
table. which gives closing prices on June % of a
number IF important stocks. compared with clos
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

AT this time last year the average price Of
sixty stocks was SfI -. against about $50 at
present The following tables show the move-
ments Of the chief active stocks and bonds las;
week:
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

lid for Orient. Shelter Island Gre-nport southold
Sag IarbDr and Block Island. leaves Men York daily AZ
T. except Sundays from Pier %. T. r. foot Of Peck
SIP connecting at Greenp0r with steamer 'Teddle"
New SUFFOLK Jamessort and RysrhsaG June 81 and
uriays IN July and August leave Nsw-York at +. u.
Block Island service commences June 20
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STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT
TROY BOATS,

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 49, West
10Th st daily except Saturday, ?. M Express trains
for Saratoga Lake George Adrcndacks Sunday steamer
,olches al Albany SARATOGA EXCURSION $3.50.
LAKE GEORGE EXCT-RSION $3.50. Good during season.
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell.

L DAILY ,EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
Leaves ssbsosses ST. 3.lJ Z. VI Sats. l;i3 p. NJ
Leayes vs.. ri s.; $50 ? N; Ss!,s. 2 p NJ
III RGH NEW HAMBtRGH MILTON. POKEEPSlE.
HYDE PARK RONlOJT and KINGSTON.
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A LBANY BOATS

The Popular Steamers DREW and DEAN RlCHNOEp
VIII leave Old Pier 81 X r.. foot Canal-st.. al r. ~
daily SUNDAY excepted making direct connections with
trains North. Eia; and West
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

tdoms T.nress.
Amer cot on 90
do nr.f q nc
Amer T,h co..
Do pref.
Bkn In Gas 90.
hic Gas Co...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22
~ ArSKILL MOUNTAINS. -lcatskiM EVENING

~ Line from q Christopher 81, y r. week.
day at T. ~. ami Wet l'-'d -, 80 competing at
larsklll with mountain Good accommOiation Tor
horses BICYCLES free. Send 10 pier Or 10
C,tak-L Z AasarltLNe fo.ael
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

First week in June
1895 1896 lNfeIences re.
Il companies SO 49, pos S3Nll2l Inc sosi 700 u
20 companies 234. 1856 2U323sz Dec <"i'"f ~
Total 81 cos IS oss CG4 s.. s,esi9 Inc $3.50 s5 S2
Second week in June s,o-,-e go
d companies. s. G23 10 SiGOsIl Inc sfvi .S IL
n Companies. 3O3. 76i l223 800 Dec N'N-' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
s!xty-seven railroads or systems for the INST
week in June OF these fOrty-one return gains
o: $3Sl 93J. or Ill per cent, and twenty-six re-
turn losses of S2O1774 or 90 per cent The
whole shows gain Of $50 100 or 30 per cent.
The Tribune has also printed the gross earn
ings Of ffty-one railroads or systems for the
second week In June, Of which thirty-four return
gains Of S4O1 los, or II . per cent and seventeen
return losses Of SS0.S2 or 81 per cent The
whole shows a gain Of S326,329, or GO per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22
Id EW-HAvEN-FARE. sl: Excursion. SlsO.-

~ Fas, steamers leave Pier -. T. r.. Week Days p
and IL midnight. 9.3o \ NJ ~ mid
night arriving in time for Me-ien Hartford,
Springfield and points north.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
uF THE City or NEW YORK
istrH CONSECUTIVE StMi-ANNl A. Dividend.
June iSh. 1896
rHUE DIRECTORS Of this Bank have this
dag declared Dividend u Three and one-holf
PEI ,3y. free II tax payable On and after July Isl.
ism;
The transfer books viii remain .sel un,i July On.
1898 T. ". IARNiNAN. Cashier