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Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Anger is foolish under most condi- tions. It is only justified under the greatest p1ovocation. Many a man in anger does what will cause him years of regret. One of the most important mental processes is that which is brought into operation to curb the tongha and check the hand He who is slow to anger can be trusted, but he who is quick to anger is 2 danger to himself and a menace to others.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Tie Bf61o of andg that the evil devils tAan himself So "tae
 ty
 unciantf medicine; apparently wonderful uddennes b thoroughly Ike F-~ inc ealT9 constitution is apda~ ;, rooi~7, relapse K f. lache 2nd h. ia way bu tae
 is @ &
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
BUSINESS POINTERS.

Business will be good this winter.
 An advertisement in a daily paper bears fruit quickly and abundantly.
 Everybody who has money with which to buy things reads a daily paper.
 You can reach more Arizona purchasers through the columns of The Republican than you can through any other medium.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Il Diegnan, one of the heroes of the Merrimac, proves that he is well id,ed to enter the naval academy, he should be allowed to do so, although he has passed the age limit. Congress will have to grant the permission, and it is not likely that any serious objections will be raised. l. is an excellent idea to treat a hero in such a way that he will be well fitted for future acts of heroism, should the opportunity ever offer
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Spain has an army on her hands in Havana and does not know what to do with it: The soldiers there are practi cally nothing but body of monde scripts with respect for no one. A sigh of relief will go up from the people of Havana when the outfit is on the high seas.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Now is the time to buy holiday gifts and now is the time for the merchants to advertise and tell the purchasers what they want and where they can get it. Advertise early and buy early in order to avoid the rush.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Now that the election is over the po- lice in New York city have suddenly discovered that the town is wide open'-a fact poip.ed out long ago by reputable newspaper writers-and steps are being taken to make it only half Opan
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

The next budget of the Greater New York will amount to over S100000, 900 or a good fifth of the annual expendi- lures of the United States government. This is 9 fact that shows why civil administration in that city must have a bearing on national affairs.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

France is to borrow fifty-four mil lions of dollars with which to build an Indo-China railroad. Well, if that means orders for locomotive builders in the United States we will file no ratsf,,tccf
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, daily, one year ....$ GOO Weekly, one year ........ ...... 2.OO
 Cash in advance.
 BY CARRIER. Daily, per month ....... .....S 60 Washington Bureau, 800 Fourteenth street, N. w.
 PHOENIX. DECEMBER Q. 1898
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT

THE OLDEST IN THE CITY. Enjoys the best standing with trades men Buys everything at spot cash price and gives the Best 25c Meal
 TUCK HING co 22 and 4 Washington st.. east of JGcobx lS Co Private rooms for families Tios cts, s4-50; Single meals. 25cs
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

The sultan of Turkey has requested some of his ministers who proposed re- forms to resign. The only measure Of reform that appeals to the sultan is the one that means the slaughter of few hundred Armenians when the notion comes on
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

The Carlists are said to be shipping arms into Spain. If so much is known about these shipments the government should be able to capture them.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

"The people are now being heard from through the Anti-Imperialist league observes the Boston Tran script. This is quite as amusing as the famous preamble of the tailors of TOOley street.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

these marked their ballots favorably Rhode Island would have a new con- stitution and it's present worn-out in strument would have been discarded.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
Is the baby too thin? Does he increase too slow

DO(o II v A14(I Oe1O~ IOO o4 4O VI ly in weight?
 Are you in constant fear he will be i'll?
 Then give him more flesh. Give him more power to resist disease. He certainly needs a fat forming food.
 Scott's Emulsion is just that food. It will make the baby plump; increase the weight; bring color 10 thc cheeks, and prosperity to fae whole body Thin ch.l6fcn take to it as naturally as the do to their milk.
 soc. and s1.oo all druggists.
 SCOTT 6< BOVINE Chemists New YoFl
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Publication office: 3G-3S East Adams street Telephone No. AT.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Exclusive Morning Associated Press Dispatches The only Perfecting Press in Arizona. The only battery of Linotypes in Arizona
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH,
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
The Arizona Republican.

THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN ARIZONA THAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR,
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

Directors: Emil Gang, Sol Lewis, J. ! fielder, B N Doris. J. D. Monihon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-11
$50. 600 bushels. The

uheroi c,earances, 4SOOiN bushels. The
s.ahosrd reported export engagements as high
:. 4, loads Kansas City to-day had l9l cars,
aoronared with 113 last year; st. Louis 2I,OOO
hushcIs. compared with 4l.WO bushels; Toiedo'
~, oars aeains: 1856: Chicago 112 cars.
.n,,,sf 1876: the Northwest. So cars, against 23l.
aS. selling was Of better class than the buy
too Cudahy was supposed TO be putting out
ubeat. because Of a bearish report from his
won EXPERT. John Inglis The Northwest sold
sor,s whea: on It's fine weather. the Southwest.
:, tho promise of larger movement. In the
<.er,oon the Government report proved even
,,ore bcarish than expected. 1t made the
.,r,rr wheat August condition 96.5. suggest
,ne total spring wheat yield OF 2o4.52o,OOO
,rsha,s and a total winter and spring wheat
,o,d Of COZ $4,000 bushels.
Tho Government report much Of
..,,or In corn as in wheat. The fact that the
-.,ort was due in the afternoon narrowed the
.,aas 1t was generally assumed that the
,reust figures would not drop the percentage
cough to satisfy the bull crowd The official
eoyres in the afternoon made the August con-
d,,,on 81, which would suggestsa corn yield OF
=, oSe 5S4 600 bushels. 1t was more bearlsh than
sxnected Prices during the day kept within a
range of y cent; the close was Il cent to 70
Int under Tuesday September sold at 1874
AentS and ga Genus, anu CloStu az o~N SeHto "
eo7l cents Receipts were 303 cars. with 465
estimated for Thucsd ". There was good cash
aaroend with sales from here about $4,000
hrsh4ls Charters were III. 600 bushels. Gables
.ra steady The weather West was favorable,
cool aid clear.
Oats yielded small fraction with the other
markets Dulrcss. good weather and apprehen-
s,on as to the Government figures were the in
Auences September sold at p cents and at 20ss
cents 70 2Os. cents. and closed at 20% cents. Re-
ce,nts were 217 cars. with $50 estimated for
Thursday Clearances were only 1000 bushels.
The Government report made the August con-
diton $40 suggesting an oat yield Of 660, 800. 900
bushels.
Provisions recovered the decline Of the last
Two DAYS pork closing 32ls cents over Tuesday;
lard and ribs 1915 cents to 10 cents over. Cash
demand was at the bottom Of the strength
Light hog receipts were also a factor. The
transactions were still altogether professional.
Crdahv and Armour led the buying. Offerings
we're scarce There were % 900 hogs. with $4,000
estimated for Thursday: prices steady. Receipts
at the seven Western points were $1,000. against
GA 600 last year Shipments Of product were lib
eral 32S5.OO pounds meats. and 1,679,00O
pounds lard.
On the curb everything was weak. Puts on
september wheat closed at Gan cents; calls.
6sh cents Puts on September corn. 323A cents;
calls. 32s cents TO 1925 cents. September corn
sold az low as 323s cents to 1924 cents Septem-
Der wheat as low as G5A cents TO 66A cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
OLD SITES SOLD FOR IMPROVEMENT
GEORGE r. READ TAKES A PARTNER.

The principal sales OF realty reported yesterday
for improvement. and there were on.y two IN
number In addition. two handsome fathouses on
the West Side changed hands. On the whole. how
ever II was a dull day In the market. and there
seems little prospect Of Improvement for several
weeks at least.
Mandelbaum Levine purchased yesterday IRON
the Amos estate Nos. 500 and 5ll Hudson-st, plot
4sxl00 with brick building. The last transfer 81
the. property on. record was on March To- l'ss' 10
T. b. Hidden sold to Michael Fay. for about $50. I.
on. the plot 40x14. at the southwest corner OF
Eehth-ave and ThIrty-sIxth-st. with old ouiidings
The buyer will erect a six-story business puidihs
The two five story ck-and-stcre fathouses NOS
800 and 24l West Sixty-sixth-st. were sold py ~.
Wallace to Wa ter Smith The houses cover plot
The price paid by G. j. King for me d Nv IN
lei Hennessey was about $4,000
r. Reads most valued assistant has been admit.
ted to partnership by MI Read me Read ''a"'
There few bidders at the Broao%a soid vent
to the plaintiff and the third 10 an outsider. ..-
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure the nvens,osy
iron front store and loft building. on plot ooSxio
xslxSlx243xS25 Nos g. 4. and M1ssT n r iifo
insurance Company. the plaintih. for tloo!M .
u Phoenix Ingraham sold In foreclosure .he ~.
story brick tenement- house 9x5p NO ~ f.ast Ot ~
hundred nd fourth-st.. TO Anton NeSe'i"e' ~
Bryan L. Kennedy sold In foreclosure me r
story brick dwelling house on lot s
Irregular. No. As st. Nicholas Place. 10 '"e pam
tiff. for $1,000 -aor a, tho assignee
the right title and interest In lot no. 70 D. o'o'" o
Ho, sprinks. Ark, to J. Bott for $50
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financial Meetinss.

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY CON-
PANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
this company for the election Of Directors and for
other business of the VIII
Office Of tie company. in the city Of NIL
weukee II o'clock saturday. September l7th
1898
The transfer books VIII be closed Friday the 26th
August and reopsned the 10Th OF September next
JAMES VI. MKINLAY. Assistant Secretary.
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Proposals.
- =
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STAMPED

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STAMPED
ENVELOPES AND NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS
Post ONCE Department. Washington. d. G. Aug - lsos
SEALED PROPOSALS invited and VIII he received
at this Department until IL m. Wednesday the 9TH
OF September 1895 for furnishing stamped envelopes and
newspaper wrappers in such quantities may be called
for by the Department during period ~ four years,
beginning the first day Of January. 1870. Proposals
be made On blank forms provided by the De-
parment securely enveioped and sealed Endorsed PRO
posas for furnishing stamped envelopes and newspaper
wrappers. and addressed to the Third Assistant POST
master General. Washington. ID. {. BIDS delivered in
must be handed in before the hour above
specified Cor the receipt thereof otherwise they will not
h considered Blank forms NJ proposal with full apec
fcaons and samples ~ the envelopes and wraprers VIII
be furnished application the Third Assistant Post
eral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-11
CEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate. endorsed

- .p-orossl. FOR Coal Storage POCKETS Sheds ana
Goa, Handling Machinery at the 4. 4 Naval stauon
>.u indon Connecticut, will he received al the bureau
~ Yar6. md Docks Navy Department. Washington -.
r,,i o.clock n m on wednesday August 81. 1898. ara
onened n1inedlaely thereafter Proposals will he
sccompanied plans and detail specifications o. me
nroposed ~ he furnished General specifications and
rians 81 location be obtained A. the bureau also
blank forms proposals Bidders are expected 70 WIS.,. he
ana mako any examination deemed necessary Tor
The preparation Of their plans and denii specincaons
,rh. CONCENTRATION available for the work IL S2pWo
t:SRf1FCAT T. ENDICOrT. Chief OF Bureau. August l.
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-11
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

Rock Island Arsenal. Rock Island, Ill. August TO-
proposals. in trplicae will be received IN
nj 2 o'clock 2. m AUGUST 81 1898. for furnishing
Blankets DYED Cotton Duck Tin. Brass. Iron Copper
Wire Tacks. LEATHER Thread Rop. Duck Paints 0s
Lumber etc. during fiscal year ending June 30 lsy
Information furnished on application CGptAin ). Il.
u CnrnhR
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAMER ATLANTIC

ono. o, 0uartermsster. Governors Island. ~. Y. D.,
TO- S9sSealed proposals in duplicate for buying
will be received her, until IL noon.
August go IS0s L s. reserves right reject all
proposals Information furnished application En-
velores containing proposals should be marked Proposals
buying Atlantic and addressed 10 Captain H. l.
HARRIS,
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financial
TO HOLDERS Of
BAL |MORE BELT RAILROAD co.
FIVE PER CENT.
FIRST nORT0AOE GOLD BONDS.

10 the Of the Plan OF ReorBanla-
ton o. the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company. which
Ia. been formulated and with which doubtless
familiar We requested deposit OF bonds with u.s.
70 be held by under the terms Of Bondholders
Agreement Of ls November 1897 which vas to Be exc
cuted ty you a, the time OF such deposit.
Under this request. deposit of such bonds has been
mad. With US representing threefourths OF the total
issue which we are prepared TO deposit with the
Depcsi,sry stamped asserting 10 the proposed
Plan Of Reorganization.
II that Pan declared operative with reference TO
the Baltimore Belt Railroad Company bonds II VIII
(rniess by consent Reorgansation Manager and
upon they imposs) only tnurs 10 the
benent holders who assent prior TO the 18Th day
Of August 1885, to have secured for them
Thereafter 1t will be necessary for those who have not
assned TO protect their INTEREST," without any AID from
those WHO have as.rAted.
We will. until and including tho 18TH DAY OF
AUGUST 1895 accept deposit Of bonds which any holders
who have heretofore deposited desire TO deposit
with U.S. under the Of said Bondhoders Agreement
and we will add bonds IN the number OF those de-
posted asserting TO the Plan OF Reorganization Attef
that date we will receive more bonds for deposit
II the Plan declared imperative your bonds VIII De
held and dealt with by the terms Of said Bond
holders Agreement
vnvdn y,tiv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-11
NEW BUILDINGS.

ss,h st. No 22s- go East for a two-story eItch
church 60 ch l%T No Els Ea:, o
9, S.o1 ssHsi 4 for john ,we h aSs
soek No isas is,-ave. owner; C Dicker'on. q, n
n. srShses. corner Dawsons Tor four three.
ss So s s1g sro: sSa ave-
owner: Edward wen. architect ,... 0'o
soFss s ou. Ks sS
George Hoffman. No e73 East iosth-''. archi- s n
Ry ydsf corner Buckhou, st. for one and
hafs,ory frame stable Ssx2o james r"n.,i BasS 10
iI ssSfy si,ek ns,hoSs.: :sn!oS Lof.n' o
,c Mea st. y; 500 BTccEsvs Tor Two sys-
s SO X. e' gs, ashsi. owner bickerson.
c5 a,ch,e,Gi, ito II Of iS,,-,t. for
two thres-.ory frame ,enemsnt1h n. ,o,S1
s. Eugsns G 3n.o ne @ East i'o.n 1870
rtankin-aye. corner iS9thvst: for four
10 So s' Essls-av-. owner; Neville & Bass.. No
iii West i2s,h.t. architects o,,;.,i -, Co."
i' s~o story brick Ssxi. Thomas A
Malcolm owner Neville Bssss, a fcr .sS; o."
' ,s4ss.ofy houses: , ,s,s
d Pr1ss['N 6 6s'ssasa sPchiisc, 400
LIncsn-s,. l23 (, o. West Farms . HHaa,
houses 2osa,: Joseph Gleason owner; c al
Dlckerson. architect ....'..'''..''''.'''''' "''
ALTERATIONS.
is S:s b SHs an" Continental Estate Holding
ana building Company. owner: Buchmah q ., ~
Deser: architects AIRY h,;ck iron
''snd .,one dwelling house. 100xl00: Louise
Gerry. premises owner; Alfred FUCKER NO 90 7o
Union Square architect '">
Brosdwsy 3ss to hve-;ory BRICK s. :'0r .n ana
Robert Maynckc. architect iVo>
Maron-ave g. 200 IT'S OF sherwood-st to 9 three
tuo-s story frame dwelling -housee; v Brisgs .,
No o6si Mnrion-ave. owner and architect:
,sa,h-st Nos 66S and go East. to a two-story
brick and frame gymnasium. 90 0x0: :; Deutsch-
American Turn vercln. premises. owner xn
Pfeifrsr a vanecek architects. .............' o.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1stb-s.. No 40 East "a 3xio3.3 Heinrich ,9s mo
Reuter- to David Friedman ;,ss,;oo II:
10th, r.sui 1so e H.n S s9a Reue? 1900
,o.tb-T; :. is n Of 4th-sve. 25xlooll; "a ,oo
Jennie Rauch Heinrich REUTER- ,oc,iooi Il,
Eugene {, Potter 10 Jobs, Hoffman ..:,;o.o =;
iosd-st No los East "a ioxlo0 llxzo1l~ii'
corner isth. Ssiio George
F burlington Frank Dobson ;;..,.hh ~
7Ith-st. No 81 East is.exlO22: baoe'na na'ue"
10Th ave. ave." :. scs It asd-st. 2oxso BaeethA
ns5sss 70 w's e. sss
,o 80 Franes Apsffssase Of Pcrry-ave saansio
-', s5Ssiio7: Ii. Manhattan real Estate and
RuiIing Association to Robert Wright =, ::.;;ococ
i'Sh:, c.rs,I $40 70 Sarah ' Williamson $500
53d St T. 2S5 II ot eh-ave 2lxl0oo; Catha- 20 M
pcnoh.. to ISsp Mel Ss ~ sst:t ao.7S 0'
bernard schopp Bernhard Borchardt and an $4,000
so 0,nes boulevard. No 2.sl2 s. ess II OF
Freeman-s,. is.4xl04: Agnes Alonger 70 {,
John Ronsheimer
Gran. raf s." % :s e q lsss $780,
webster Ave corner Tower Place. 2eHloo +,
George Carter TO Agnes y smT,sraamave COX
90 II; Thoms. Alien 70 George F burlington "oo"
Lot 5i3 map Nest Park Ephraim u Levy ~,
o1 40 :. 1'o.eppV iot .s7 map Moore 25xoss
Augustus + Morrison to John u Morrison IN
M HaI, No 2s2. . a4xioo: Francis
Appiesate and wife to Clarence True 'sc....,;
Rivtnston-st No 1875. E. 25xloo+ Samuel +,
Jacobs to Annie Jacobs. :,:,:.;,;o.o,;;
Si,h-s,: rs # 49,. .. =, an Ja aSe p wIns' $1,000
,o Hrnts a. SOS II " OF sth-avs 25.ioolI
Elizase,h McKinlay to Henie Leb..knd
washlngtonst. corner lotn-s,: topH Wcr,.on 100
s2i-st. No 223 West. c5xiooS Rosa Ai''er' 10 ts5
,. ls1a: NJ sin SIS west i,xoeii caryl.
sam. 'T.I properly Favn NJ KINNEY to John GRADER.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

.,,,.c,,. rranc,. NJ. to Austin B Fletcher.
trustee etc Manhattan 3zll II OF
ndh.or Frank 10 George F Purrngton. cor
Nor I..nox ave and lls'h st. years. ...,,...
Frleimann. David. 10 Henry Markus ana snou,,,,
81. lSth 81, 1856 II Of Avenue A, instaiments
Same TO So i.ukrs Hospital. No 40 East i''"-s''
psss. jacob. to John Preu,ser Audueon-a axe.
1910 q n Of isith.st year, ~. rn,,,r,nce
company = i25th st. i73 II OF bou'e'a'''
.S "a Frederick {, potter. same property: year
Lawrence. Gustavus l.. TO the lawyerr Mo.'s1iss
Tnsurance Company. Hamilton Ierrace, l."
It OF i.ist-si: and six ADJOINING io's' ,..'
Reuter-. Heinrich o r. to Heinrich II 7 ana
Johanna II Reuter-. No o'-'e East I'f 'Ha 80
s,Sbern, Rehecca r. TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Comnsry W Jerome-ave. at DIVIDING ihc
Of land, Of village OF Mount Eden and estate
Of Georve : Goble. > years
Wright, hG 30 to a" OF P.rry've months.
2s TO III ta' c,,h,s b Is.sSoa 's% ssS
e.. 2s5 II = OF eth-sye. years ;;.';....'
Norman. Frank o. to the Germania Lie insur,
ance Company. W +th st. 10 II Oh
Kca,ins' John J. to B.rnheimer & schmid. No
p. si e'n nsnr.en 'o r. to New-Yor Ife In.ur:
ance and Trust Company. trustees. NO ," East
@. ws 10 sam. 80 81 Eas, io4,h- years....
Ach.r John, to the Washington Life Insurance
Company. lihh-st S"'.' II OF ieno'
same to same. n iiith-st. 227.s IT W Of I~nox-
~. -.
Anderson Thomas. to Title Guarantee and trust
company No II West s2d-st years. .'.....
porchordt bernhard. and Bertha Dreyfus 20
Bernard schopp. Avenue A. lib n n'ot
h-sf
courhi,n Richard 10 Matthew Sullivan n
Iisth"st a.5 II . OF Morris-ave. h part, de-
rnnaan Francis and Julia 20 Caroline CODY.
Morris-ave widened. Gs5 n n OF l3oth-st.
ry.ma Maria 70 the Rowery Swings Bank. .
10Th ~, 100 II OF Park ave. year.....'..'..'
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financial.
Guaranty rustCo.
Nf Men, VcrL

guaranty 1 rustic.
of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR SIEE--.
CAPITAL. ~ 100000
SURPLUS, G2.SoO.OCO
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAS.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF ZEAL AND PER.
SONAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
cubject to cteque on certificate.
DRAFTS oNAiLPARTs OF GREAT pIIThI-
FRANCE AND GERMANY IO-GfIT AND SOLD
COLLECTIONS MADE
TRAVELLERS LETTERS CT CREDIT AVAIL
AELE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER q. oAKaAT. President
ADRIAN ISELIE. JR., Vice. President
GEORGE r TURSDULI, I'd Vice. Prescert
HENRY a. MURRAY Treas and Sec.
). NELSON BORLAND. Asst. Treas nrd Sec.
JOH-' GA-LT. II nacer Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babcock, Charles n. Henderson.
George F. iaAer. Adrian IselIn. Jr.,
George S. Bowdon. Augustus II. Ju!lliarc.
August Belmont. James y. Jarvie
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. NcCurdy,
walter r Gillette. Alexander L Orr,
doDeH toeie'p waiter q. Oakman,
@. O. Haven, Henry H. Rogers.
oliver Hartman, H. Mex Tworbiv
4 so1aers Hayes Frederick ". vapdorhiit
Harry Payne Whitney.
LONDON BRANCH.
IS LOMBARD STREET. z. @
Cuys ard sells exchange % tac principal
cities Of the world collects dividends and cou
pons without charge. issues travellers and coES
r,ercial letters Of credit Receives and PAYS
interest on deposits subject to oheque at s!eht o.
on notice, lends money on collaterals. ceals In
American aud other investment securities. and
Offers its services as correspondent and faanc!al
agent TO corporations BANKERS and merchanIA
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK. Limited.
RATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND, Limited.
PARIS BANK, Limited.
Solicitors.
TREsHrIELDS AND WILLIAMS
London Committcc.
ARTHUR JOH,; FRASER. CHAIRMAN.
DONALD c. HALDEMAN.
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NM2@lEM l.lN:

g., No. ,oce,s watch Iiiii Block Island. Worcester
,,.n "a a.. Es., Steamers City OF Lowell and City
of worcester Lave r!er 30 y. r, ono block above
Canal 81 week DAYS only. NJ oOO y 81