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J. ". STUCK. Secretary.


II the Democratic party accepts the
advice Of ex-governor Campbell. Of
Ohio, who is prominently mentioned in
connection with the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination. 1t will succeed In
placing itself on record as a party to.
tally without principle.
In an Interview in the Washington
Post Governor Campbell gave utteranee
to the following remarkable. not to say
astounding sentiments:
1 prescribe no medicine will not take.
For myself / will say through the Post
that. whatever thh Chicago platform anu
whoever TIE candidates, ! VIII SUPPORT
both with heart and strength hnd vote
the ticket without n mark. ! nave my
Views on finance as full ana clear as any
man. Yet say TO you that u next SUM
gold inonomctalllsm and against silver IN
any form for all time, nnd then names
an utter gold bug as the cAndidat. TOT the
l,Tesldency, VII give my full and iaithtnl
support to the ticket and do my best TO
n on the other hand. the platform de.
clares for independent silver coinage Is 10
l--sllyer fuonomctalllEm, u you please
ard tbs utter death 81 gold as n money
metal ard selects candidates TO CORE:
10 the ticket and work with zeal and
aTlcr 10 secure victory.
50, according to this man who stands
a show OF being the nominee OF his
party for the high office OF President OF
the United States, principle must he
sacrificed in order that the d'seordaRt
elements may be held together for the
sake OF success. II platform is Ia be
adopted Il must be with the understand
ing that It doesn't mean anything. II
Il declares for sound money. then the
free silver men should accept II at the
sacrifice OF thelr principles Ito keep up
the organization" II 1t declares for
free siiycr. the gold Democrats must
accent II rather than jeopatdize the
chance OF the Democratic party retain
ing the offices. ANY sort Of pill must
be swallowed. right or wrong. and vital
interests be- sacrificed for what? simply
10 secure Democratic harmony.
and when great leaders OF The ma
tlonal Democratic party advocate such
n policy. what are the rank and file OF
tho party.-thosc who are Democrats
from principle. to expect? Are they to
understand 'hat 'ne I't ., S ,.,'I
80 before tue country 'n'S year "I'nou.
a sincere declaration OF pr'"c'p'es' an"
rely whclly upon Inc hhrnohlou" WORK
irgS ~ a pstSheu up machine. whose
corpsncn, parts DO not agree With each
other when. campaign Is not on Tor
party success?
Governor campoci' continues.
&c, SsiGSGc s sot Wr OF n'fe d o aEre 90
with either But II the party + to five.
y !, rs ever ,n W. learn ' ,b", InInoTitiss
.S S yield 70 maioritIcs, and that tho
,res%'n % wv ''' '''' '''' ~ ''"s
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All this talk about Republicans strud-
ding the silver question is the veriest
demagagy. The record Of the present
Republican house OF representatives is
sufficient answer to all of 1t. By an
overwhelming majority the house has
voted down every free silver PROPOSE
,loa that has been offered.
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And don't omit when you arc packing up
YOUR effects preparatory for thc voy9gc.
10 include RHianS them 1,aupplS OF HOS.
Tor srn sickness. Travellers for pleasure or
TI,sinc,s gcrkInE foreign ellmCS. or who
iocomnld by steamboat or train. hcrldeH
SSnnr,tnf md preventive efficacy Of tho
hitter which Is incnmnnrnbie for nausea
hnsJnThc Iri,pcpSn, blllOuHnosR, rheumn-
tIsTn, nervous and kidney trouble.
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unux,l ThIs

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh thai can
not be cured BY Hans Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Props,
Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
I Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable in
ali business transactions and finan-
cIally able TO carry out any obligation
made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAS. Wholesale Druggists,
wkLpING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nalIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 15c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
Efsts. Testimonials free.
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ALL last winter Mr. George A. Mhls.
with rheumatism. AZ times Il was 80
severe that he could not Bta-h NJ
straight. but was drawn over o" one
side, II tried different remedies with.
out receiving relief" he says until
about six months ago bought bottle
of OhamberiaAn'S Pain Balm. After
using II for three days my rheumn..
tism was gone and has not returned
nlIan
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but what does that matter SO long as
victory is in sisht2 The only rich can
didate in the field is Governor Morton.
How does 1t happen that he allows all
these things 70 happen2
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With 10000 troops in Cuba Spain is
to put down the revolt. Not
only so. but she cannot hold back the
dashing patriots. No wonder weyler
is thinking of going back TO Spain. The
job cut out for him is beyond any man.
1t Is the fate Of Spain to lose Cuba. the
destiny OF Cuba TO be free.
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FOR SALE.
sTIEFF UPRIGHT PIANO.
GOOD AS NEW,
ONLY $lS5.
F. ". HAMMER & co,

GIVE me liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said y genius. The
druggist handed hl:a a bottle Of De-
Wits Little Early Riscs. the famous
little pills. Logan Y Co. wheeling. w.
Va, 4. f. Peabody. Benwood andBowie
L. Co., Bridgeport, o.
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II the Ohio river viii kindly behave
Itself while our Washington visitors arc
here, It will materially aid In the effort
to secure It a new OUTFIT In the shape Of
improvements that will enable 1t to he
OF Increased value to the great country
through which Il takes It's coursc.,
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Tho tribunal which tried the Rev. DR.,
Brown. OF San Francisco. could not
have done less than exoncratc him.
He was the victim OF the Infamous art
Of the matchmaker. and he has fought
n good fight for himself and for nll men
OF character, II was terrible ordeal,
but he has passed through II with man.
ly courage and his enemies are at his
feet.
II every man set upon by the black.
mailer would strike bnck with all his
might there would he fcwcr black
mailing schemes The work of the
biackmNIlcr is very much helped by the
horror most mon have OF public ncou.
sHtion. They fear that no matter what
they may prove there viii be sus-
picion that they have played with pitch.
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QUICK In effect. heals and leaves no
scar Burning. scaly skim eruptions
quickly cured by Dewitts Witch Hazel
Slavc. Applied to burns. scalds, old
sores. II Is magical in effect Always
curcg piles. Logan s. Co.. Wheeling. W.
Va. u. F. Peabody, Bcnwood. and
DowIc Il Co, bridgeport. o.
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IT no, only Is 90. 1t must he 40. One
,,I,r,,n co,,Th Cure acts quickly, md
ibat's what males II 20 Logan DRUG
ca Wheeling. W. Nh, H. II. Peabody.
Renwood and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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ONE Minute Cough Cure touches the
right spot. II also touches II at the
right time II you take II when you have
n cough or cold. See the point7 Then
don't cough. Logan & Co. Wheeling.
W, Va, 3. +. Peabody. Benwood. and
Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. O.
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The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains.
corns, and air skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Il is Euaranteed'to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Cnu9Dany,
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acknowledgements.
wHEkLINc, MARCH 40, 1890.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

state League OF Republican Clubs
Charleston. March Is
state Delegate conventlon-ciarksburE.
state Nominating conventiOn--PArkers-
burg. July =.
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Mr.. Cousins OF Iowa. is sensible
man whose example may well be emit
lated by new members Of the house. Mfr
Cousins Ia now In his second term.
During his first term he sawed wood.
Now he appears before the houSe and
the country with n speech Of rare force
and eIoquence. A new member has the
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REPUBLICAN STATt LEAGUE MEETING.

TO the Republican Clubs of West VlrEtnia.
The annual meeting OF the Republican
State League Clubs OF West virginia wiz
be held In the city Of Charleston on
Wednesday. March Is, 1885, FOR the PUT
pose OF electlng officers for the coinlns
year. considering plans for permanent
organization and the election OF delegates
10 the National League meeting.
Each club Is allowed five delegates ana
live alternates
Republicans are urged to organize CLUBS
at once and send the maine OF the cluo
and list OF officers to the president. a.
Charleston. Immediately, a tull attehu-
ancc Is desired at this the opening meeltns
OF the presidential campaign. the wofk
OF organizing clubs should DO presSed
with viEor NJ once.
By order OF the committee.
c. d. ELLIOTT, President
J, ". STUCK, Secretary.
at the late meeting of the Republican
state committee the following resolution
was adopted:
''Resolypd. That this committee request
the Republican editors OF West virginia
20 assemble at Charleston at the time OF
the meeting OF the Republican state Club
League. for the purpose OF Organizing an
association 20 forward the interests OF the
Republican party in the coming cam
paIEn." WILLIAM NJ o. DAWSON.
KinswooI. W. Va. Feb. y. ISL.
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We may have to show the visiting
statesmen from Washington the river
as we would like It to be.
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fHE SUN, MONDAY. MAY IL, 1895

securities. and the same causes thatdlminlsh the
demand for those securities here diminish II
there. In addition, foreign operators are much
more fearful than ours are OF the ultimate tri-
umph OF free silver. and when they see, as they
now see, q majority Of the Democrats favorink
IL and a majority OF the Republicans apparently
afraid TO resist Il, II is no wonder that they
refrain from putting their money at risk among
US. II they buy anything, 1t Is to sell II again at
the first opportunity they get for selling IL Mt n
profit. so that their purchases fail to reduce
the floating supply on the market, as 1t would IL
they bought to keep.
Disagreeable as this state OF things is. we
must endure IL patiently while 1t lasts, but none
the less should we oil do our best to put an end
to IL as soon as possible. There is little hope
that the Democratic party will be forced by
public opinion to take a firm stand against
silver, but the Republican leaders are more SEN
sltive to criticism. Thus far there have only
been heard on the one side the mouthpIeces OF
the comparatively few debtors who hope to
profit by the adoption Of the silver standard.
and, on the other, those OF the bankers and
fnanciers. The immense number of workers
for wages and salaries. OF savings bank depos-
itors and OF Investors. small and large, have yet
to utter their voice, and whenever they do go
they will silence all opposition. 1t is necessary.
however. to give them an opportunity to speak,
and TO procure II for them should be the effort Of
all good citizens. MATHEW MARSHALL.
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TROLLEY CAR DERAILED.
4 MIshap TO Shespshead BAy Passeagers
on Saturday Night.

Car 705 Of the Sheopshead Bay branch OF the
Nassau Electric Railroad In brooklyn, while on
the way back from the bay at a late hour on
Saturday night with a score or more passengers
Avenue +. and bumped along the ground for
several yards. The passengers all got n shaking
up, but John Sheridan OF 3l7 Pulaski street. \.
X. Adams OF Undcrhil avenue, and Lulu Smith
OF l5 Fourth avenue were the only persons iu-
jured, and they were able TO proceed to their
homes. The accident delayed trAflo for over
There are no lights at the point where the
mishAp occurred, although the cars generally
pass II al almost fun speed. The company re-
moyed The LAM DIS owing to the frequency with
which they had been broken by the boys In the
neiRhborhnod. They will De restored II the res
dents guarantee their safety.
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Total sales. 73l. 305 shares
BANK STOCKS,


SUNDAY, May 10.
The Treasury balance at the close OF business
on Saturday was s20s. s4s, 400 of which S4l0,-
33s. 49l was gold. The national bank note cir
%culation outstanding at the close Of business
on Saturday was SEGA, 800, COS. an increase for
the week of Sl44,377. Balance OF deposits to
redeem national bank notes, S20,577, 1928, IL de-
crease for the week OF $3.50. lao.
The imports OF general merchandise. including
dry goods, at the port Of New York last week
were so. 745. Ol0, against Ss,210,75+ the pre-
vious week and S0,O56, 1913 for the correspond
ing week OF last year. The imports Of specie for
the week were s5s.372. OF which SCI ,0+5 was
gold. making total specie imported since jan. l
SIS, 056, 2ll. Exports Of specie were; Gold,
$5,8l6,2O7 and silver, s907, O05. a total OF 3d.
1888. 3O2, against S",+la,527 the previous week.
The exports OF specie since Jan. ! have been:
Gold. $23. 9s4. 700. and silver, SIS, +6l ,733. a to-
tai OF SAP. 448. 439.
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4 Runaway Horse Does Damage In Ro.
bOken.

William Kroencke aud Washington staab Of
Hoboken hired a horse and buggy yesterday
aud drove out. On Washington street the horse
became manageable and ran away, colliding
with a Washington street horse car, breaking
two windows in the car and smashing one of tho
thrown over the dashboard TO the pavement
staab sustained . few slight scrAtches, hut
Ills wounds were dressed At ST. MAry's Hospital
and he went home.
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OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

MORTGAGEC CLASS A IN
SECOND MORTGAGE CLASS II N
INCOME BONDS OF 1850.
To the Holders OF Union Trust Company
Certificates OF Deposit for tho above
named Bondst
The time for the payment OF the balance OF the cash
assessment on the above mentioned bonds being two
per cent. on the par value thcreof-has been EXTENDED
TO and including the 10Th day OF May. 1890.
REORGANIZATION Certificates should be presented and
payment OF the balance Of tho assessment be made on
or before the 18th day or May, 1890, In New
York at the ONCE OF tho Union Trust Company
Of New York. 80 Broadway; In London at the
onice OF Barring brothers q Co., Limited. and
in Amsterdam at the ONCE Of Messrs. Hope a. Co.
The certificates for the preferred stock or the new
Company are now ready for delivery.
Holders of Reorganization Certificates who shall
fail to pay such balance OF the assessment on or before
NAV 10, 1890. but who shall pay on or before juno
4, 1890, will be required to pay a penalty OF one
per cent. In cash on the par amount OF the bonds
represented by their certihcates. In addition TO tho
balance OF said assessment; and after June !. 1873,
payments. II received at all. will be subject to such ad'
ditional penalty as the Committee may prescribe.
NEW YORK, May l. 1895.
EDWARD KING, C~hairman,l
II. SOMERS HAYES,
RID ~. GIBhS. Joint
GEORGE g. Executive
ADRIAN ISELIN, JH., lReorganiE&
4. SLIGO dc POT1sONIEh, tlon
ROBERT FLEMING, Committee
JOHN LUDEN,
VICTOR wETZ,
HERMAN KOBRE. Secretary.
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Hs BROKE THs ENeAoEMrvr.
Rosenthsrs Former swestheart Sac his
Arrested for Steaiine a40O

HEENNNN@ wv SNU.AheH WV
Simon Rosenthal Of 81 Forsyth street was
charged In tho Essex Market Court yesterday
with stealing 5000 from his former sweetheart
Fannie Raymond. OF ia Monroe street.LAc cord.
ing to the girl Rosenthal did not love her, but
wanted the 5000 which she had saved up. She
aid that she had given him $500. and because
she did not give him tho balance before the
wedding took place he broke OF tho engage
The wedding was 10 have taken place last
Friday night In Pacific Hall. in East broadway.
Several hundred invitations had been sent out.
When the engagement was broken word was
sent to some OF the guests, but IL was impossible
to notify them all. and many assembled In tho
hall.
Rosenthal said that the only money he re-
ceived from tho woman was $50. which she lent
him several months ago to 10 to PittsburRh,
where a situation had been promised him.
Rosenthal turned To his sweetheart and said he
was willing TO marry her. She Indignantly
spurned his ohor. saying, "Y on are the one who
has learned me to hate YOU
A there was a cloud OF witnesses TO be heard
Magistrate Crane decided to postpone the hear
ING, until to-day. He held Rosenthal In $1,000
bail.
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Business Notires.


CARDINE heart extract. for Heart troubles.
CEkRRRINE, brain. for Epilepsy, Brain, Nerves.
MEDUILlNE, Spinal Cord, Locomotor Ataxia, &C.
OVARISF for Diseases Of Women. Sterility, 40.
TEsIINE. for Nervous Debility. Impairment, &c
THYROIDINR for Obesity, GOitrc. Skin, &c.
Natures faithful aids, bland. searching. enective-
Drugs. being foreign, are %lrritants.
Positively the only brand always according to Dr..
HAMMpND'S published formulas.
Mailed 81. Circulars free. Mention this paper.
MILuAIt. 1873 Broadway.
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WISCONSIN, CENTRAL REORGANIZATION.

At a duly called meeting OF dopositlng bondholderG
held ON the lith instant, tho plan OF reorganization
a. submitted by tho Committee was unanimously
adopted.
Deposits OF FIRST Mortgage ami Income Bonds may
still be made with the United states Trust Company
Ia New York, and with MeSars. Brown Brothers a Co.
GEORGE COPPELL, C~kAIrAAH.
NEW YORK, January 10th. Isvd
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cRoEDs IN CENTRAL PARK.
AZ Hot There ne Elsewhere. hut Foliage
Enouwh 10 AFFORD shade.

Enough 10 AFFORD shade.
Central Park was crowded yesterday although
no cooler than anywhere else in town. II had
one advantage over the rest Of the city-the
grass was thrown open TO the multitude, and
people had something better than hot pavements
TO stroll about on.
While the heat was that of midsummer tho
foliage Is that of early spring. although the
leaves Of nearly all the trees are grown enough
to afford shade.
The merry-Ro-round. as usual on Sunday,
whirled people about TO the music of airs no
more Worldly than NJ Country. Ills OF Thee."
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dividends and dnterrst.

G,HICAGO AND ALTON RAIIIOAn C~nMPANl
CIlICNuD I'LL. May Is, 1884.
NoTICE.-A quarterly .divideni ~ Two Dollars psf
share has this dhy been declared on the preferred and
common stock NJ thir company, payable on the hIst
dAy ~ June neat, 10 sinrkhnldcT- pf record at the
close Of business hours IN the eleventh Instant, -,
The diyld -Hd IN shaTes registered n New YORK WIZ
Cuyier Morgan Il 90. ID Pine street, NSN York, and
the divilrnh on shares registered IN chicago Will 10
g. N, FOSTER, Treasurer,
U'HF sun PRINTING NND PUBLISHING AsSOCiL
] TON Tho annual election ~ trustees NJ this as
socinIiuu viii be held At rs once, 10 Nassau street.
Sew York, on Monday, May 20, 1850, from noon TN
THOMAS HITCHCOCK. Secretary,
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@ltrtiOns and ANestinas.

nEIAwAIW NND HUpSDN CANNi t~uMPANY-
lJNEW NOlk, April 10Th HUh-lhe annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF this company VIII he held az the
unice ~ the vompnuy. - I~uglldnit street, IN this clty,
on TUESDAY, tie l2th DAY ~ MAY neat for the election
OF Managers nud for other business.
The polls viii open az ~ og ork noon, and remAi9
Open for one IOur Tho transfer books viii he closed
from the close Of business saturday, May %, until tho
mornlng OF "Wednesday, Nay ijtH.
Ay order OF the Board ~ Managers.
i. 81. OLYPiAST, q cTetApk
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The weekly statement OF averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:

Surplus. S2a, ,Y75 $40, s43, l.5 Dec. ~. 7OI. 1850
The surplus a year ago was s3l ,07O, 100, and
years ago SsO,d34, 51b.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Exchange - Sale. and
Range rpriccso on All Securities Dealt In
During the Week EndinS May =. 1900.
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finanrIAl.
Reorganization
OF THE
Norfolk and Western Railroad
System


To Holder. OF tho following bond. .nd
NORFOLK 4 WESTERN II. n. co.
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds,
IOO.yenr aEorsEass bonds,
Maryland and WASHINGTON Div'sie-
bonds,
ti,nch valley Div,-iou Bonds,
Equipment Mortgage Hond- OF 1883,
Five per cent. Debeuturcs Of is82.
Preferred stock,
Common stock.
q q. SOUTHERN RY. 60.
First Mortaage Bonds,
stock.
LYNCHaURe a DURHAM Il. n. co.
First Mortgage Bond-,
stock.
The holders OF q majority OF nl of the above.men.
toned bonds have assented to the Plan of Reorgani.
sstlon. In view Of the fact that large amounts of the
securities are held in foreign countries. the Commit
teo has extended the time for tho deposit OF bonds
and stocks and for the payment OF the first Install
ment OF 81 per share on the deposited stocks to and
including the 18TH DAY OF MA Y, 1899.
after which date deposits viii DO received only In the
discretion OF the Committee. and on payment of a
OF TWO PER CENT. on the
par amount Of the bonds and ONE-ElGHTH
PER CENT. on the amount Of stocks deposited.
Bonds and stocks must be deposited under the Re-
organization Plan and Agreement with THE
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. No.
100 Broadway, New York.
NEW FORK. May /, 1890.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairman.
y. TOD,
GEORGE COPPELL.
A. a. II. BOISSEVAIN.
FLEMING.
g.. SLIGO DE POTHONIEU,
IL. r. II. ECHT,
NEW YORK. %ExECUT1v REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE
W. r. GLYN. Secretary,
is Wal Street. ". Y.
| SEWARD, GUTHRIE, MoRAwETZ & STEELE.
Counsel.
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Guaranty Co.
of New York.

of New York.
Formerly New York Guaranty and Indemnity Co.
Mutual Life Building,
e5 CEDAR STREET. N. Y.
CAPITAL, 81, 900, 900
SURPLUS, = 81, 200. 600
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS n INDIVIDUAIS. AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR n ADMINISTRATORS TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
INTER EST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject to check or on certificate.
ALTER q. oAKMAN, President.
ADRIAN ISELIN, in, Vlce-President
GEORIE r. TURNBULL. I'd Vice-PresidenA
A. MURRAY. Treas and Sec.
]. NELSON BoRLAND, Assist. Treas, and SEQ
~RECTO
Samuel d. Babcock, Adrian Iselin. Jr.,
George +. Baker, Augustus ID, Jnill,ard.
George =. BOwdoin, James N. Jarvie,
Frederic Tomwell. Richard A. McCurdy.
Walter II. Gillette, walter q. Oakman,
Robert Goelet, Alexander f. Or,
q, q, Haven, Henry Il. Rogers,
oliver Hartman, Henry ". Smith,
X Somers Hayes. II. Nick. Twombly.
Charles II. Henderson, Frederick ". Vanderbilt,
william {. whitney.