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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-13
8aily Xtaatbst gu,,raat.
THE MAY BULLETIN.
Increased Acreage in Grain-Promise 0! AbuS-
dant Fruit Yield.

The May bulletin. issued by Secretary
Mckeen of the State board of aericul-
ture- contains gratifying information
respecting grain acreage and the fruit
prospects. In most counties the con-
dition of the grass fields is up to the
average, but in Aroostook, Hancock.
Knox, Penobscot, Waldo and Lincoln
counties. some winter killed fields,
especially those newly seeded. are re-
ported. but no material losses are re-
ported
In his summary Secretary McKeen
says:
Increase in acreage of grain noted
| in nearly every county. Fruit trees
promise an abundant yield while
Strawberries, and in some localities,
other small fruits appear to have Win
ter-killed considerably.
las we review the prices given fen
last May we find some changes W.
| find hay and straw are from So to 81
per ton higher than last May. Nearly
all other articles are lower. Most OF
the grains raised in Maine notably bar
ley, are higher than last year. while
most of those purchased from the West
are lower. We believe the lesson to b.
learned from these is to put all the skill
possible into our products. and that
our watchword should be not how
much we can produce. hut how fine al
article. and at how low a cost On oui
own farm, last year. We reduced the
cost of potatoes five cents per bushel
by using riding cultivator and leg
gett powder gun"
The secretary also calls attention tc
the bogus cotton seed meal on the mar
ket. To be first-class, cotton seed meal
should be of clean, clear, bright. yell
low color. free from black spots. finely
ground, and be pleasant to the smell
| and taste.
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| The things reported from various quar-
tiers in connection with the Roentgen
rays do not grow less interesting AS time
passes. On the contrary, they are more
remarkable than ever.
The New York journal notes the claim
of Professor Hammel of the MARYLAND
Normal school that he has secured perfect
photographs OF hidden objects with the
| aid of an ordinary horseshoe magnet He
claims that he secured a perfect photo
graph OF the objects, light and shade in
cluded, instead Of the rough outline as
produced by the \ rays process Profess
or liammel says the new phutogr is
not due to cathode rays but to = new
force OF magnetic nature, and ho calls
his invention Gagne.ography.
Tho New York Herald tells that Mr.
Edison has obtained . clearly defined IA.
diograph Of the human head, showing its
conformation, the position Of the cars and
the tiiinncss Of the hair in spots Iii the
coniee of the Plate, near the spots whore
the eyes Were, werJ found two fainS imdi
cations that mt this point the penetration
OF the rays was greater than elsewhere.
Ono OF the results of the now photo
graphic discovery br Dir. Rocnt gen is, &C
cording TO The ileraid'S European edition,
that Il letter can be photographed through
lis envelope, and the contents read with
as much ease rs though the seal had been
broken. This experiment has been sue
cessfully made by several members OF the
staff of lie Gaulois. This is not possible,
however. with all kinds of paper and all
Kinds of ink. Several sheets of pMer
wrapped round the letter would make pho
Biography very difficult, if not impossible.
1t has been found that letter wrapped in
tin foil cannot be photographed
lie Temps says the Academy of Sciences
has been informed that NJ Lebon's expert.
ments on the passage of ordinary light
through opaque bodies have been repeated
with great success by several other savants,
with results in one case identical, if not
superior, to those obtained by means Of
the Roentgen rays.
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New York Produce Market.

New York May 10.
FLOER-Receipts 80. 535 pkgs; exports
6162 bbls, II ,5i5 sacks; sales, $500 pkgs
market, dull. easy.
SOUTHERN FLOUR-Dull.
RYE TLOCR-Quiet, steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, $500; exports, -:
sales. 5000; market dun firm: fob, ~.
to arrive; No. Northern, 72ia to arrive.
CORN-Receipts. 1876. $50: exports. 100 rs
sales. $1,000; dun. firm; No. g 35Ss elevator;
3tSs ahoat.
OATS-Recipts. 1888 200; exports. 2o.o26:
sales. 2l0 900: firm. more active for export
No. 2. 2issm25; No. white. 26; No. Chi
cago. 25ssN26: No. 3, "a: No. 3 white, 24ai
mixed western. 22124; white western,
26i26t2SI2.
white state 261aff2s1a.
BI;EF-Dull. steady; beef hams. quiet
stisrced beef. slow: cut meats. weak.
LARD-Quiet. about steady: western
ST cam closed ass; city, 425; refined, dull.
PORK-Quiet. steady.
BUTTER-Fancy closed steady.
CHEESE-Quiet. about steady; state
large. new. class.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
COFFEE-Rio. dull. steady.
SUGAR-Raw, dull, steady; moderate
demand
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool; market
quiet
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Tho Dromedary's Hump.

An English authority explains that the
hump on the back of the dromedary is an
accumulation Of peculiar species of fat,
which is a store Of nourishment benefl-
Gently provided against the day of want,
to which the animal is often exposed. The
dromedary or camel can exist for long
period upon this lump without any other
food
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Famous People Who stammered.

While the boy who stammers is striving
TO cure himself Of the bad habit he may
find some consolation in knowing that he
is in distinguished company. The prophet
Moses, according to tradition, was stam-
merer. Esop, Virgil and Demosthenes
form a notable trio Of stammerers, and
thsrs are others hardly less we'll known
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"NIen Are FOur"-An Arab Proverb.

"AIen Are Four"--An Arab Proverb.
The man who knows not that he knows not
aught,
He is fool. No light shall ever reach him.
Who knows he knows not and would fain be
taught,
He is but simple. Take thou him and teach
him.
But whose, knowing knows not that he knows
He is asleep. Go thou to him and wake him.
The truly wise both knows and knows ls
knows.
C.oave thou to him and never more forsake
him.
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Waldo.
MONTNILLE.

Mrs Reuben Keen died, May .. She
was an aged and respected lady and
will ne greatly missed she leaves no
falnly-Sidney Gould has two coopcrs
employed in his cooper shop at present.
C. +. PlUmmer was a guest of \. +.
Piummer. May 10-1eo. Belden was in
town. May S.-Bertie Moody has been
visiting friends in Branch Mills.-Dr.
Ramsey has exchanged horses with f.
p Brown of Liberty.-C. A. Wing is on
the sick list.~Mrs. Herbert Jackson is
visiting friends in tOWn.--Albert Gray.
the first selectman, is troubled with a
very severe cough. The selectmen
have appointed the road surveyors for
the coming summer.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May II.
WHEAT-No 2 spring, 6lA @62a4; No.
rod 6512M67A.
CORNING. 2 29Gt29ss.
RYE-No. 2 36A.
BARLEY-No. 2. 81, nominal.
FLAXSEED-No. l. S6@s6A.
PORk-7. 650D170
LARD. 511aM460.
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DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup is
pleasant to take, positively harmless
to the most delicate constitution, and
absolutely sure to cure the most OBJ
stinate cough or cold. A household
boom
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vVleW!

Wasn't last Sunday a scor-
cher ?That reminds us Of
other hot days to follow.
You will need Shirt Waists
and our assortment is now
complete-some Of the hand
soonest styles we have ever
shown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-05-13

President Cleveland delivered q
speech at the unwilling of the Gen
Hancock statue at Washington, Tues
day.
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former Guilford man but now n resident
OF California. is now in town on a visit
to frents.-Miss Flora Robbins of Port
land has been visiting her father,
The Guilford Lumber Co. has about
1000 900 logs in the boom. and 1900 0D
more nearly in. while we understand that
Loo 600 are hung up for the present.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

New York. May L..
Money. 2izG3.
Prime mercantile paper, 5n5ia.
Governments. steady.
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Somerset.
sOrTu NORRIDCEWOCK.

SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK
The Eaton and Norridgewock High
School Alumni Association was formed
az the High school building, last Wednes-
day evening. Prof. c. W. Pierce was
elected president. and Mrs. c. A. Hilton
secretary and treasurer. The next meet
ing viii be held in June.-Miss Bessie
Danforth returned home. Wednesday,
Rev. Mr.. Bulfum, a former resident OF
this town. win deliver a temperance lee
ture at the Baptist vestry, Saturday even
ING. W. Pierce was at his home in
Yarmouth. Friday.-Leander Cole has
moved into the old Eaton house on the
aoith side of the river.-lfobb's Military
Band went to Oakland. last Thursday.
and gave 1t concert at the rink. This
VIII be a very busy season for the band
as they have already hired to play =
Sundays and have several other eni.aS e-
ments-The Kickapoo tribe finished their
engagement at the Grange hall Monday
evening. and departed for Scion. Tues
day.-At the last meeting of Ola Point
Lodge of Good Templars. the following
officers We're installed by s u. +. Ii.
Cooley: c. T.. +. c; Holt: y. r. Mabel
Carrie Hilton: \. S. e. y. Jewett; treas.
Mrs Annie Gilman F. S: N; {. Holt;
chap, Rev. +. Il. Turner; Nj, Harry Bur
CESS: y. NJ. Miss +. :. Jewctt: guard.
Nellie llussey; sent. L. II. NVasie, s j.
T.. Mrs h. l.. Frederic.
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Suits

We have received many
compliments on the excel
lence Of our assortment and
the asona Bile prices.
Please bear in mind that we
not only carry Ladies Wool
Suits and Separate Skirts,
but Boys and Girls Wash
Suits as we'll,
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Piscataquis.

GuILFORD.
The first graduating exercises, which
have occurred since the present course
of studies were adopted in our High
school, took place Thursday evening, of
last week at Guilford hall before an
audience of fully 800 people. The grad
yates were five in number and the high
standard of their scholarship shows that
Guilford High school is destined to take
a leading position among the fitting
schools of the State. Two of the grad
yates will enter Bates college. this fall.
lege The other two have not decided
what institution of learning they will
enter.-Miss Nellie Miller. who has been
ter returned home saturday.9Miss Ida
Page has finished her studies at the
Emerson School of Oratory and arrived
home, last wekk.-C. Il. Triplet of Ban
gor. special pension examiner, was in
town. Monday.-Zebulon Grover. Esq. a
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a NEW DEPARTURE in LAMPS.


Gas, Which It Burns.
The first patented acetylene lamp has
just been invented in France, says Popular
Science News According to Prof. Till
man, acetylene is one Of tho most valuable
light giving constituents Of common coal
gas, but 1t is present in such gas only in
very small quantity. From properly SO.
lected burner, its fame is smokcless and
emits more light thar any other gas.
A method Of preparing acety lene ha.
been developed which renders 1t fully
available for illuminating purposes.
This method consists In heating together
In an electric furnace powdered chalk OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31

In State issues there were SAFES Vi So, -,
cn'',b carolina Us non-fundable at J. Iwe1y
sharea of the Merchants Bank were soiu 90 60 i'i
and ave shares Of the Third Nationai al w.
az" Railway bonds were lightly dealt In AZ anr am
~ ,'r;ces IN The majority OF Issues me prncl-
pal net changes in Canada soutn.ra OHIO 1s,S
pth,cb advanced | 10 JOG; Chesapeak. ana on1o
adi - . "a 1O2: Atchison generals As ! 10 80,
the adjustment 4s y; to ~ %alay ss to
ONO f1zs' paciac consol IS. assented, u to 4o1.
no rd1er general Is 4 to 721. southern Raway
first 10. X to 81; Texas and pac'l,c - 70 Iyas.
.o ,nnc " he few exceptions 10 the se he,n'
Strength were Denver and RIO Gran no re~e,n,s u
40 101l Reading third preference incomss and ID
IL; Texas and Pacific nrst o. of 4" -
HS %nre~ on call was 1a@2 per cent Time money
was dull per cent cD TOR ST psr co cent n for four
o per cena ma e ner cent for six months the com,
ms 1sst. .stf S msrs
cent for prime ntb. acceptance and choice four
nsn, iSf sngsnams paper. eoeh per cent 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
fInaurlaI.
To The Con,oIidntcd Mortgage BondhoIder..

To the COnsoIidntcd MOrfgaEc BOndhOIdersi
The Committee appointed by the Consolidated Mortgage
Bondholders hereby request You to IMMEDIATELY with
draw YOUR bonds from Manhattan Trust Company Of
York or tho Old Colony Trust Company of Bos;2n'
Under the arrangement made by US with the Committee
OF which Mr John l. Waterbury is chairman. you do
50 on or BEFORE Angus lST and negotiations
with said Committee contaminated and II has
been impossible up presen; day procure
sion OF beyond August lst II Is IMPERATIVE for
tho protection Of interests that should with
draw YOUR bonds ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1sT
We will communicate further with bondhoders as soon
as arraneenents are perfected for your protection
II. AMY. Chairman
No. ~ Wall Street
NEW YORK July p. 1896.
MICHAEL. II. CARDOZO.
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CooT WORTH 4 DENVER CITY RAILWAY
y W. y REORG AVIATION.

,,,.. ,s hereby given that 9s NJ the entire issue OF
IT,, Mortgage Bonds Of this Company has been de-
" ..t,h 10 Reorganization Committee subject 10 the
$50 ,.iors -, the 3ondhoders Agreement.
~ ,.orrf,,.. find In consequence OF ne
,sI ios. Of years Of cereals along the
,-e line - modify the proposed plan OF reoranhaiyn
enr Ins,.ad Of paying pas, due ~ coupon IN
AZ I,ciude this coupon with The other four psst ous
coupons witch are TO be pai" N Inc Pf''s'e"" ''e"'
4. ~, ..,xded ,xlth This rno-tii
any ,,i,bdr,w mis- bonds from the Mercantile Trust
pan mnany within thirty dsys from July o'h u2?n sur Ut
,r expenses Incurred. as provided IN the Bono
holders practicable after the expiration OF that
~ receiver will he discharged and the assen, yea
time M ~ r~,ifned deposI;ors, who Will al the
bones lime receive the stock and interest 20
which .n .,aiement OF the plan OF reoreanihton ~
sd has mailed to all k asn.ss si'e corlss may
On Application the Mereantls LTYss S"'ps'
a. 70 room as No. Broadway ~ D6noh.
OAairnaa 3sosDAatseoea Oo0ousA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31

London July 90 p. m.-Corscls. ll3 -lG tor money
and ii3i. for Canadian Pachc 9'izo Ere
l3sc d. first pref. g1ix Illinois Central ~" Mexican
ordinary lsa; 81 Paul common az; Ne%- fo,s ZEN
Csr,ra! new per bonds. GA Louisville and Nash
vie 45s,: Atchiscn common. IlA
; n m-Monev. LGa per cent. The rate cf discount
II, he omen market 10Th short and three months bills
G ii-l6 per cent. y -. .-- -.
lOl francs 30 centns for the account ana exchange o"
Iordcn AZ % francs 1854. centimes for checks.
paris July :O.-The weekly statement of the Bank 0,
France shows a: lJslsco francs IN goa ana
a decrease OF GO O0> francs In silver
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Guaranty Trustee.
of New York.
Formerly New York Guaranty and Indemnity Co
Mutual Life Building,
a. CEDaR STREET y Y

Formerly new IOlk OuAanty dHo ALu'HAitJ w
Mutual Life BuildinS,
IS CEDAR STREET. n. i.
CAPITAL, 100000
ACTS As TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR IAK0
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND Personal
ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject TO check or on certificate.
WALTER g. OAKMAN, President
ADRIAN IsELrN, JR, Vice President
GEORGE H. TURNBULL. % Vice President
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec
J. NELSON BORJ.AND Assist Treas ana Sea
D!RECTORs
eau,uei D. BabcocI Ldrian Iselin Jr.,
George r Baker Augustus d. Juilliafd,
George : Bowdoin. Jame' ~ Jarvie,
rred.r;c Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy.
walter Y Gillette Walter g. man,
Robert Goelet, Alexander r. orr' r
q. O. Havcr, Henry H. Rogers
oliver Hartman, Henry " Smith,
u soncrs Have, H. Mex. Twombly,
Charles r. Henderson. Frederick " Vanderoiit,
william c. whitney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31


Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington S3IISl4 internal revenue receipts
S551 ,293, and the miscellaneous receipts, ST. ,66V
Total Government receipts for the dag, 81 w.
77G expenditures. S71GoOO: excess Of receipts.
S2Se 776: receipts for the month to date. SIS.
1863 7OJ expenditures. Sal $40 .OOC: excess OF ex
penditures. $l3.2I9,235. There were Soso,osI
National bank notes received for redemption.
sub-Treasury receipts for the day were 81 49,
90 and payments. S2121. 10. resulting In O
general balance OF 1890, s31, consisting Of
S1l9 O23 $50 coin and SIS.5OI. 501 currency. The
Sub-Treasury has n debit balance at the Clear
ing House OF $11.99S. and its net loss on bal
ance was S23S..pO9. made up by loss In coin OF
SOL Dos and a gain in currency Of Sf62.Il 10.
The Board Of Directors of the Lincoln Ma
,ional Bank have declared a quarterly dividend
of 3 per cent the capital stock OF this bank,
payable August /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31

RONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds consisted OF S-oooo
counon rs at III and 1000 coupon Is OF 1917
q, 1O7lb Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31

sooo Six months single-name paper. and above
Tor paper not so we'll known. Very little busi-
ness was doing In commercial paper.
The foreign exchange market was firm and dull
AT unchanged quotations Posted rates Of the
sna Of fsGssa @ nF So:d and
short sterling bills respectively; Paris. francs
oi4ss for long and 51211 for short: Berlin
reichsmarks, 9oi2 for long and 96h for short;
Amsterdam. guiders. 40k. for long and 4Ois for
snort Rates for actual business closed as fol-
lows:
Sterling e. fss''. .s 4ses s' sssIs 3. S.
Builder. ss ol;:,Iss ss1i:sssss ss
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the prices named: New-Orleans commercial
zoe premium: bank. 81 30 premium. San Fran
cisco, sight. &C.: telegraph. TIC. Charleston
ouying, par selling. Nc. premium. Savannah
buying, 1-16 per cent OF: selling par. Chicago
oOc discount. Boston. par
Bank clearngs In this city were Exchanges
$500. 4s5; balances s3s74s9s: Philadelphia
Exchanges. s., 264. 1s3 balances 81 3O6 1885,: Bal
timore-Exchanges, 81 S97 6s7: balances $751;
go Observation-Disclosures $l1,9OO.S77; balances
S1,32I ,692 Chicago-Exchanges. S13.114576:
balances. S1,554 024
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was 6S1s. Mexican dollars quoted at
o3asqo4$.. In London bar silver declined Jig
to BIZ. Silver bullion certificates representing
11,OOO ounces OF silver were sold on he Stock Ex-
change to-day at 69b. The Steamship Saratoga
has arrived at this port from Tampco. Mexico
with 81. 900 ounces silver and 81, 800 gold.
Money on call in London was u per cent. and
the rate Of discount in the open market was
11-16 per cent for short and long bills British
consols closed at 113 5-16 for money and 113%
for the account. French rentes closed at 101
francs 161a centimes. Paris exchange on Lon
don. % francs 1914 centimes Discount rate In
Paris. Ia per cent. The discount rate in Berlin
was "a per cent
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of England.
published to-day, showed decrease OF f49I 900
in the total reserve. and decrease Of f3I0.3Ol
in bullion. The proportion Of the banks reserve
to liability. which last week was III per cent.
Is now 80 80 per cent. The bank made no change
in its minimum discount rate. which remains
at = per cent. The weekly statement OF the
Bank of France showed an increase of 15,S1S,OO
francs gold and a decrease Of $4,000 francs
silver Further details Of the foreign markets
are given In the usual cable report printed else
where.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement.
covering actual results of two days ago COM
pared with the last preceding statement. gives
the following balances:
July %: July 80 c Ia s,s o.,
Net gold on hand$Ic GSl IA si"3 1880 Inc - s'sZl
an hand ~ lo52714Oo 1o2 1ie so7 Dec 25oi. 7o3
Net silver on hid IS $50 3ss 06s 43i Inc ISIS. C41
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
cer,hcates $3.50 $50 aa2 500 800 cOe Inc sl57074
Deposits In bank 10 1854 lG +E6l1 Inc ~ I@3
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J, 1rrJE CHANGE IN STOCKS.
onrvryG AND CLOSING STRONG
GOVERNMENT ISSUES HIGHER-BoNpS
AND MONEY.

srrs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE ILL o.
sALno ,>,rs N BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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legal No!ltes.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
AZ COUNTY OF NEWLY oRK.-Edward Abramson. Gas
ten r. Bacon and Adam Heunisch. cong business a:
Ahramson. Bacon K Heunsch plaintiffs. against DAVID
Toehm, defendant Trial is desired In the City and
os New Iork-Summons
To above named Defendant:
hereby summoned answer the complaint In
this action and copy Of answer On the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within days after the service
this exclusive OF the day o. service: and in
OF your failure appear or answer Judgment viii
taken against by default for The relief demanded
In the complaint
Dated New York CITY June 9th, 1895.
SEWARD GUTHRIE MORAWETZ & STEELE
Attorneys Plaintiffs.
Ofsce and Post Office Address No ~ Wall Street
New York City.
To the atove-named defendant. David J. Boehm:
FOREGOING summons is served up<n by p1tica<
ton. pursuant order Of Hon. Georgs Andrewsk
Of the Court Of the state ot
New York dated July a. 1886 and nisd with the com.
plant the Office OF the Clerk u the cts and county -
New York II court House. In ssid cry
Dated. New York. July 3D. 1896.
Plaintiffs AtoFneye
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II UDSON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell.

H DAILY (EXCEPT sUNDAYsl ;.
Leaves Desbrosses St. 2:iJ p. NJ; Sats. l:t3 p.
Leaves vest 22s ST sse o 2 ~ do ss!,s
stRGH NEw-HAMBURGH MILTON. PoKEEPsIR
HYDE PARK RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
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FALL R0W[ER G0MG.

For BOSTON NEWPORT, FALL RIVER. Marths'S
Vineyard. Nantucket. Cape Cod. and all Eastern anA
Northern Mountain Inland and Seashore Points.
DOUBLE SERVICE. Steamers PRISCILLA PURf.
TAN PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM commission. A hns
Orchestra Leave Sew-York from Pier ls n.
OF Murray Ct. at
$50 r. NJ week days and Sundays for Fall River
direct connecting express tram due Boston 700 A. n.
This ouche at Newport Monday mornings only
at 3I5.
$40 p ~. week days only, for Newport and Fan
River Newport 90 A. NJ, leave Newport 5;5 A n.
Fall River 90 A. ~. connecting express train due
Boston $50 A. NJ.
Address with &c. postage p O. Box 49,. N Y City. fos
folder containing fell time table and list Of Summes
literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31

Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates $50. $50 932 S2-pNOvDb Inc
Deposits In bank 10 1854 l6 +rtl1 Inc - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
old DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE
DED %" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

~ for la Guayra. Puerto cabelo Curacao and Mara
calbo. via Curacao. from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
- UAkASAs, ............ Tuesday August =, p. m.
sS. NENEZU Ella THURSDAY. August ~ D IN
IS PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, August p 1 D. m
FOR MARACAfBO. VIA ST. THOMAS.
So CURACAO. ............ Friday. 20 1 o.
These expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
BOUI.TON. BLISS a DALI.ETr.
General Managers. IFS lrront-st-