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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29
From Dry Branch.

DRY BRANCH, May 25.-The late rains have
been OF great benefit to the corn and potatoes
Grass is short and as usual there is good
crop Of weeds.
The festival at Ayres' Chapel proved sue
cess, the net proceeds being nearly S25.
Children's Day will be held at Ayres' Chapel
Church ON the second Sunday in June, being
the 14th day of the month.
A six year old daughter Of Mr.. Robert
Turner died on Wednesday, May 20, OF scarlet
fever. Three others are lying critically i'll.
The little child of Mr.. Joseph Hey which
was scalded, as mentioned in last weeks
1Egis is improving rapidly.
A strawberry and ice cream festival will be
held at Kirkwood's school house on Friday
and Saturday evenings, May ~ and 30.
RErTTS
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Decoration day services will be held at
Centre Nj. L. Church, Forest Hill, on Satur-
day, commencing at 2 O'Clock. Good speak
ing aud singing. At the other cemeteries
which fall under the jurisdiction OF Wann
Post, G. A. r.. those who are interested are
requested to be on hand at ten O'Clock on Sat
urday morning in order to meet the IN embers
of the Post who are detailed to decorate the
graves. There will be no ceremony except at
Centre.
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Festivals, &c.

The members and friends of Deer Creek
NJ p. Church will hold IL festival in the grove
opposite the parsonage on the evening of Sat
urday, June 6. Come.
A strawberry and ice-cream festival will
be held at the Hopewcll NJ. p. Church Thurs
day, Friday and !, SsatyrdaY, Tyne 4 and y y;
lie used for painting the church.
The teachers and pupils of Locust Hill
School will hold an ice-crcam and strawberry
festival in the Temperance Hall at Level OH
May % and 80. Free entertainment given each
evening.
The ladies of Union Chapel will hold an
ice-cream and strawberry festival in wilma
Hall Friday and Saturday evenings, June j
and q. Proceeds for the benefit of the church
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29

cashiers 0f Ave of tile six banks Wiltteh TO il
Second National Bank Of Bel Air, 81 miles
from Philadelphia, % FROM Baltimore.-Esti-
through this bunk, compared to Baltimore,
would say that Philadelphia gets not less than
two-thirds of the whole export OF the county.
WALTER FINNEY, Cashier.
Hartford National Bank, "a from Philadel-
phia, 22 miles from Baltimore would say
that Philadelphia got at least 20 per. cent OF
the average trade. l believe that Baltimore
gets the bulk of hay and grain, but should
think Philadelphia gets 80 per cent OF cattle,
20 per cent. poultry, eggs, ana 10 per cent
butter.
First National Bank of Aberdeen, 81 miles
from Philadelphia, D. miles from baltimore
There is no doubt that four-tfths OF all the
cattle, calves. poultry, eggs. butter and many
things 20 to Philadelphia markets. Hay and
grain go to Baltimore.
First National Bank of Havre de Grace, 70
miles from Philadelphia, % from baltimore
Would say that 10 per cent. of the farm pro-
ducc of this vicinity goes to Philadelphia, cN-
Il. X. vANNEMAN. Cashier.
First National Bank of Delta, 1875 miles from
Philadelphia, 45 from Baltimore.-l can say
that one-half of the produce of the section
tributary to Delta is shipped to Philadelphia,
which should not be the case when we consider
that this country is naturally tributary to Bal
tmore.
l.. X. STUBBs, Cashier.
With the facts before the farmer as we find
them, he cannot afford to let this opportunity
pass; it may not come again in our time, and
it matters not whether he is the owner of
farms or the renter of one. to make his invest
ment i'll farm land pay, farm produce must
bring better prices TO him who grows it.
There will be. there must be- another market
in Northern Baltimore. Who will control iti
We have explained why the city must not,
capital must not, if the furmersar to be bene-
fitted. If he desires an explanation we beg you
to enquire of the farmers who marketin WASH
ington city, where spectators have built as
handsome and comfortable markets as We can
hope to see built in Baltimore. The farmer is
not in them. Why? He cannot pay the rent
and cannot sell all his produce from one stall.
1t is more important for the farmer to-day
to sell by improved methods than it is to sow
and reap by them. He had better make the
old machine do this year, he had better keep
one cow less and subscribe to a market to in
sure enough farmers stock that it can be con-
trolled by farmers. He will then have the
handle of the lash that is now in the hands of
others.
The farmer should subscribe to this market
to secure an organization, who must for self
preservation look to the farmers interests in
Baltimore Subscribe the full limit, it will help
make the movement IL go.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29

BRADSHAW, Map 26.-Our farmers were
glad to welcome the rain and SO were the cut
worms.
The Bradshaw base ball club defeated the
Convention team by score Of y to IL, win
ming battery w. Bosley and j.. Bosley.
Miss Mary soheuk, Is spending few days
in Baltimore with her aunt, Mrs. Rufus Tyler,
The colored people generally observed
Whitsuntide fishing etc. GROVER.
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MARRIED.

Ss-SNODGRASS.-O May 20,
1896, by Rev. +. e. Gallaher, at the Bel Air
NJ. E. parsonage, Mr.. CHARLES +. JENNESS
and Miss CARRIE SNODGRASS.
MER-BEALL.-On May 20, 1895,
by Rev f. e. Gallaher, at Mt. Zion NJ. Z.
Church, Mr.. MILTON Is. WHITMER and
Miss BLANCHE BEALL.
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A Cure for Muscular Rheumatism.

Mrs. r. L. Lamson, OF Fairmout Illinois says:
INV sister used Chamberlains Pain Balm for
muscular rheumatism and it effected IL COM
plcta cure. keep il in the house ut all times
and have always found il bonehGlal for aphos
and pains. 1t is the quickest cure for rhGuma-
tisn, muscular pains and lameness have ever
seen" For sale by druggists.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29
Prenarinr for Learue shoot.

Arrangements are being made by the Tow
son Gun Club, George G. Tracey, president,
for the shoot on June IS at Towson Of the
newly organized Trap-Shooters' League.
Clubs are expected from Baltimore and Anna
polls and from Hartford and Carroll counties.
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Susuuehanna & Underwater Canals
TERMS OF, SAFE
CONCERT AND PIANO RECITAL.

MISS BESSIE COVER will give Concert
Air for the benefit of the building fund of the
Emmanuel p. L. Church, on June 10. Doors
open nj 80 o'clock. Recital promptly at =
o'clock Admission % cents. Tickets for sale
Mt the Rel Air Drug Store and at the door. Re-
freshmcnts will DC served Immediately after.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29

and mscirlEaaat Of Gashept Va, has this to say
on the subject of rheumatism: II take pleasure
in recommending Chamberlain's Pain BALM
for rheumatism, rs / know from personal OK
perience that it will do all that Is claimed fol-
it. A year ago this spring my brother was LAID
up In bod with intammatory rheumatism and
suffered intensely. The first application OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased the pain and
the use of one bottle completely cured him
For snln by druHRlStS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29
CHOW to Cure All skin Diseases"

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No in
itch, erysipelas, ali unsightly eruptions on the
face, hands and nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great healing and
edy.-Ask your druggist for Swayne's ONT
ment,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29
Reduced Rates to Washington.

The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
dcavor will hold its annual meeting in Wash
in8ton, ID. c.. July to ID. For this OCCASION
the b. Il o. Il, II. Co. will sell tickets from all
points ON it's lines east of the Ohio River to
Washington at one single fare for the round
trip, July to 8, inclusive; valid for return
passage until July Is, inclusive, with tho prlyi-
iege of an additional extension until July 81
by depostiug ticket with joint agent at Wash
ingtoh, except that the rate from Baltimore to
Washington and return will be S1.25, and
tickets will be sold between these two points
daily during the convention. Delegates should
not lose sight of the fact that all b. o. trains
run via Washington.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29
JOHN B, HANNA, Treasurer.

JOHN d. HANNA, Treasurer.
May 8, 1896.
To the Town Commissioners of Bel Air:
In accordance with your request, we have
examined the books and accounts of John ID.
Hanna, Treasurer, and found the same correct,
all disbursements being properly vouched for.
The new ledger opened by Mr. Hanna is, in our
opinion, cOmmcndable feature, and we be-
lieve it will prove of great value to the town,
and would recommend to all future boards
due regard to same if the true status of the
town affairs are to be shown.
F. II. JACOBS.
GEORGE X. CAIRNES.
Nav % 1896
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Black Dress Goods.
Apron Ginghams.

We have big stock of fresh, reliable
merchandise, and have put everything
down to bedrock prices. Hard times
means that economy must be practiced,
and we help you to stretch your cash to
cover all your wants and to spare.
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M;&ii.8Q%.n
MAIN ST., BEL AIR.
STATEMENT

STATEMENT
or Receipts and Disbursements of the
Town of Bel Air for the Year Ended
NAV 3 1896.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29

LAxoL Is the best medicine for children.
Doctors recommend 1t in place Of Castor Oil.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-29

Collector -. 1850 ........ s771 90
Collector. 49,. :. 1850 " " ~ CSC 55
Collector o, 1850 =: 49, iii 81
sidewalk ~. ..... va . 63OO
Cash in bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7771
$500 SO
Deficit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S3 80
s33s3 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
GALE OF TAX RELIEF BONDS.

~ Notice II ~ Tay Relief Bonds u the city u
Mount NcraOn Westches'er County. New York IA
18th day = September. .>:m. AZ ..
Tn" Common Council ~ the city OF Mount vernon.
ing Nos and II South F'uf'h-a,e.. in said city re-
pri- for he purchase ~ thirty Tax Re
lief Bonds u said city
These series Of T. nd- which are authorized TO be
law i~y2 Each fond Will be for the principal
thousand dollars. AID VIII Tear interest at
the III Ave annum paydol" srrldnnu-
ally principal and interest viii H. payable at
Vernon. Trey Will be dated oct her is lNI and paya-
bic follows
Thirty bonds numbers 22 70 5Dl inclusive on the Mst
% October. lSrl
The nnds will b. delivered To the purchasers On or
bcf. October Isl, 1885.
Each bid N,r ih- FAX Relief Il MS 20 b. accompanied
certified check fDr iv" hundred dollars an "'i-
d.n.t. 81 good faith
The sanl common council said recei,
sealed proposals. for purchase - one Water bond +
sad CIV fr the sum 81 THOUSAND ,Sltp dais. d'
ia, able .mannualy: said band will be dad october
list l>.s; wl be really for i-i,ery On said date
Tbs bond IL issued under the authority c-ni.nrd m
Chapter 5l4 Il th~ laws - 1925
said Common Council vii. Al SAID time cprn shcii
proposals may he received. and accept the highest
thereof the best interest of me 'ltN ="
10 DO hut u reserves he rgh reject and I'll pro
Is,ssis should % deem ~ a"Nis'nl' .
Hartford Ral' ad. aad upon the New
YORK. and Harlem Railroad Thirteen niles uwrnti four
minutes tr,N-1 from the Grand central p-pH win
sixt, daily each "aN ami has " pu'd't'h u
ralwn,s stone sidewalks and walks ani is most
prosperous city.
~ -iaut~ bonds cannot o. snii FOR les than I~r
a accrued Interest
Iy order - The common council ,. .
GEO NJ JENKINS. Gny clerk
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-. ~ Fourth National Bank STOCK


were sold at TOO. ,,, active with
-, ',,,.,n, change In value. quotations io'-
,',n. closely the movements in siocnr y, ,n
IvN,a''a ,',re vrrr a fcW more ret gains tnaI
eos" '",'r , ,b. issues which closed higher
loses Rr %EG"T E % which aayangsd ~ to
w Atchison general Is. to 80; E',e KEN.
erai lien AS. :. = G1 Reading T Tleysed rsi
cncI ,i,' III and Wabash first 5s. a to 49,.
s,tna Of the losses we've mare oN "a N"r,be,n
iust,.ent is ). 34% Chicago ana nd reSa.
a",''' - "a 81 Northern Pacific consoI ''s' =
III and Reading general Is y to .i's
Money on call was 5@G per cent WIZ; pe TN cent
,'o'o ~ '.riods with commission In some cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

London. Sept: .. mconsos ~ t9r rn 2'
ii2Ss the account. Canadian Pacific. blsc' ERE
l3H- do first preferred. 3Oa: Illinois Genital W.. Mex
ordinary. 2Oi. 81. Paul common. .''z nv iol
Central. Icnnsy Is ania ga. Kcaung. ~, ntNca
central per bonds go. Lousviii" ana Nash
VILE. ~. Atchison common. l3's -, 49,,
y. m.-The amount ~ bullion Withdrawn from W.
Barb - England balance to day Is t'2hon inu,,
Council bills allotted to-day AT n ceciin" oi a-i
per rupee. Paris advices quote per cent rrntes az III
~ for account. ana exchange on
London - francs lGis c-ntImes for ch'o.s
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Ginnnr!ni elections.

yVI!C ANIMAL MEETING Of tie Stockholders
~ the Providence and Stoningioa steamship Comp iny
vii he he'd IN Room .i2 bui~r Exchange. provioen.e
y an w@tn.sil. :. pi-mn~r 10Th isna 1899 10.
FOR IN. -ccfh ~ Directors aai he crsisfaton ~ sucn
other hus,re,s ss ma, prpr-ry be- submitted
The ,-,lls viii clos ~ ~ the iav " he
meeting aai transfer books Viii n- coe'h nom sep? oth
IL. ~.,f !..n. incl-s.N~
" ''' ". b. HERBERT. Secretary.
New York. SEPT. !. 1896.
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Jncer Pan and Agreement dated March 10. 1895.
20 wall Street New York.
August 81 1896
Notice h. reby given hs, all holders Of certificates or
deposit Of stock either preferred OF the North
-rn Pacific Railroad Company under the said Plan ana
Agreement who failed make payment OF any IN
sanen payable heretofore called under SAID
PIrn and who shall h,fore september IL 1896 MAKE
pa OF all due hereunder together with SIX
per thereon from the several dates when
due and abe) and also further sum
equal to one quarter the value OF tho
stock depotiied will upon September Is 1896 without
further action. 10 have any rights or I"
entitled any benefits under the said Plan and Agree
respect sush stock certificate" In every
thereof will and belong to The Reorgani
zaton Ma iaeers and by them be used for any or
requiem .ryng the said Plan ana Agree
neai and 40 rertifca holder then IN default as ai"re
aid will b. snted redemption Of such ceruhcdte
the Of stock thereby represented q" ~
any further rights In respect thereof
Payments hereunder may be made at our office. as
sbo,c he Office ~ Drexe Co. fifth and Chest
Street Phisdeipnia. Of the Dsutsehe BANK
Berlin.
j. Il. MORGAN & CO.,
Reogsnz lion Manag, Northern Pacific Railroad Com
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,>Dc THE MONEY MARKET.

RONpS-THE MONEY MARKET
Sales % Government bonds "ere f'V,o 100.
- r. ~ lu,,a al ilGlo ~ ONO coupon rs at Ii"'s
apd - 900 coupon Is Of 1907 at i0'@s Final quo
iatiOns follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

NewYork reports for the year ended June 30 cross earn
ings s2I6is. opsra.i1g .Apenses. Sl5soi net earnings
sil. 1Gi: charges. sii.J2.. Gehct. s222
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

The commercial paper market indications
pointed toward easier rates. the prevailing rate
Tor all periods for the best paper to-day oe'hs
a. per cent.
The foreign exchange market was duil ana
weak with quotations at the close about l-io
Yer cent below the morning figures. POSTED
rates of the princiI al drawers Of exchange were
- S}le0x4 ~ and 81 Sjn 81. for long ana
short sterling bills respectively: Paris. francs
J.lI.s, for long and 5.15ss for short; Berlin.
reichsmarks. ON for long and ?,as for snort
Amsterdam. guilders, 40is for long and 4Oas for
short. Rates for actual business closed as fol-
lows.
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. .,,-tus T,y as above St.bi3 'st' a.
The New-York and Harlem Railroad Company
has declared A dividend from the earnings OF the
CITY line OF - per cent on the preferred ana com
mon stock payable October J.
The report Of the Bank Of America at the cloie
Of business on September : shows loans ana dis
count s. due from directors Of Sli.2Ul2 10.
ana total resources OF S239i1.GD!D the cap
ital stock was s.. 10000. the surplus fund ~
go 900 and the amount due depositors 81. H.
30 IL. . -.
ness on SeDternber :? had loans and discounts.
less dine from directors 81 SI.lS2..E' ~ ana
tot,I rean,lrces of S12.G-i;!,hI IL Tie liabilities
included CAPITAL stock. Sl.oW.WD surplus fund,
81 q o. OGn and due Gepcsitors. SI."'9,116 ~.
The following securities We're sold at auction at
IN, New-York Real Estate s'alesroom by Adrian
II. Muller & Son:
80. shares the racbe,t & Wilhelm Lin graphic 80
IN .har.s rh- Sa.keu & Wilhelm liih graphic
Guaranteed cent pref. ...-- w
~ shares Manufacturers trust 90. - l'r'"klyn az
m sh1r.s Bank a. Ncw-Y,rk. y. H. A.. 10
e. o,., Tacoma Lake Isrk columbia River Railroad 80
CO. mrrt2sge hnnd- -. 80. '''' 90
40 shares National BsnH ~ North Am-i'ea ....'i"
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THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING CO..
Nv York. september -. 1894
TIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Amcri

Ocean Steamers
->N~N~N~N>oNN>NN.NocO>NN NNN~NNoNNNNNNNNo<oN
ID WRUD M[sRMAN lIWWlWo
FROM NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMpTOE. LONDON. BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
Cabin SD and upward: II Cabin so and upward
Trave Tues sept 10 10 am. avel Tues. Oct d 10 a ~
spree Sept ~ 10 rraye Tues. oct - 10 a m
lahn. Tues. sept - l0a spree. Tues Oct 90 10 a m
CHERBD' RG PARIS. BREMEN
Alirr sat. sept T.? 10 Saale. oct B. 10 m
Return tickets available from McLIt, or from
Bieuen. London or flaVre
MEuI fERRANEAN SERVICE.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Kaiser sept r. 10 Il. Fulla Sept 20. 10 A. m
Vera sept 10 ~ a. Ems oct. j, 10
OEI.EICHS & co. Bowing Green.
GETIHaAN MEDl 7 ERRANEAN SERVICE
fNORrH-GERMAN 'HAaIit re AMERICAN
LLOYD : co. LINE
Express steamers New York
Gibraltar Algiers. Naples Genoa
Columbia oct. - II 4. u. iFuda Nov. - 10 A NJ
~ Victoria. Now. II An columbia Nov. - II A.
Return tickets available for the Of either line
frnm Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen Cher
hourS London and SOUTHAMPTON.
North Ger. Lloyd :. Co, Hamburg American
Oelrichs Il CO.. Gen. Agts. Line
, bcwliag Cir. y. y. 81 Broadway n Y.
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,ApGE BUSINESS IN STOCKS.
u1nE FLUCTUATION IN PRICES.
o,r,cN EXCHANGE wEAKER-BONDs
AND MONEY.

.,,rs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER o.
SALE ,.IJxGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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,l.D DOMINION LlNE-DAILY SERVICE

~ fpr OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWPORT
HHEE,N>T wESHV RI r9KrS 81 WI and 'WNAs
INGToN. T. e.. daily. keep, sunday kehmand s dres
tva routel Monday tr.ieh: only. and Si'u
day passengers and Freight, sailinss from i,"t -
\. L.: =. NJ; sat. 4. NJ Through tickets ana i'"'""
" L. q ILLAUpEU. vlce-rres and Traffic Nsr
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Bankers aMo Brokers.
DIVIDEND No,ices.

DIVIDEND Nonees
~>~o>~r~~>~>~
No. II broadway New Yoik September & 1896
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
ono half per the capital stock Of this com
THURSDAY October 1850 The transfer locks viii be
and viii be ieopenei Friday Oct ber ~ AT 10 O'Clock
The transfer looks will again closed Friday DC,
meeting ~ the Shareholders 10 ie held We'n day
November lin ismD and win b" reo2cnd On Thursday
''''''''''' '-''' '' " p IS McwilLI>Ms Treasurer.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY. $500
No II Broadway New YORK.. September \ ~,
RY ORDER or THE BOARD or DlREC-
tors. the transe books OF the Registered Bond Or
uncaics u this company Will ne closed on FRIDAY sep
THURSDAY October list 1890 Mt ihls Office OF the
@ pters' Of 'To per snn, ON IsS FILA s"err
u. w MwrLIIAMs Treasurer
BUFFALO RAILWAY COMPANY. .
NOTICE A quarterly dividend Of one per
COMPANY able September 10Th the Office Of the
Comiany's financial agents. M.ssrs. cuylsr Morgan x
CO.. ~ PIN ST., NewYork. to stockholders Of record
The transfer books viii he closed at the close pf
H. N. WATSON President.
THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING Co.:
Nv York. september - 1924
TTUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Ameii
can saga Refining Company nS c "i iss DAY de
Tilted t. quarterly dividends ia per ont
ON the common stock a dividend Of pr cent 1890
The transfer books Will close On sept 10 AT thlse
JNO. r. sEARLEs. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
STEAMSHIP LINES

~'A 'oasag along the Atlantic Coast sk
on similar No,as. 'tosstz The Gulf of Mexico Gal
weston. Ten. r. Heal Trip
ONE WAY EXCURSION. or TOURISTS TICKETS 10
I'll n;. IN f"sas Colorado Iah Arizona. california.
MeN Georgia. Florica etc. Also Hot sp.ings, Ark
Mfli- 'pr uar ~ PAGE POCKET GUIDE tnailet freel
4. II MAIIAlKA & 90 Cen. Asf- Pr ~. y. r.. n "
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CNOK.S AMERICAN anal ForeIgn Tours. Ar

~ frequent Intervals All Travelling Expenses in
cluled For full particulars address TliOS. COOK Il
-ON .Gi and e25 broadway New York.
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FRENCH LINE.
CDNIPAt;NIf. GE\ERALE Transit lantiQuc

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVHE PARIS. FRANCE.
IN $ORMANDlE. pelonce sat. sept ~. a. M
Ia LORRAINE. Sant.l ......-.. Sat. sept n a m
L., GAStNGNE. Raudecn ......... sat. Sept 20.
larlor and buffet smoking attached Specia
Tram Paris seats. 81 extra.
\ FORGET General Agent. 3 Bowling Green y. Y
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T. p MORGAN & CO..

ReorFsnz. lion Manage, $ Northern Pacihc Ia
pa1y. ui.der said Plan and Agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

~ Franklin st. fT Cisns,on's. West roiat Colt
sprir e. Cornwall fishku Landing and NeNburg week
day y. Ia. SUNDAY. a. M. lSj!-sL. y. L.. p.s5 "
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financial.
financial.
Reorganization Of
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,

ynGer Pan and Agreement dated March i6. 1896
20 Wall Street. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE GENERAL LIST
RAILROAD STOCKS

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mon 'u.gn.l,pW Fin. Bid ASK. sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

CLYDE LINE.
" CHARLESTON.
'hc SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
From Pier ~. r.. x foot Of toos"veli .. u
SEMINOLE Friday. september II
lIGOOtS .................... Tuesday
Al,fpNll IN FRIDAY. September II
inst class passenger stcomnild 1 ions.
Nm T. CLYDE X co. Grneril Agents
Bowling Green. y Y.
Fla cent ard Penn. Fast T. & T. Line vi. JaeAs.nvle
Freight and Passenger Line Via Charleston.
r. -. EtER. General broadway
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No. Il Broadway, New fok. septeinhrr :. 1875
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