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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-26

"OLD Business now has q lead in
the race for senator that we don't be-
lieve can be overcome, and many are
so sanguine that they claim his nomi-
nation as sure thing already. A
Des Moines special to the Sunday
papers says: Gin the conventions
held this week, there have peen nine
senators and representatives nominat-
ed and in every case the Gear support
ers were successful by securing in
stfuctions or having their candidates
nominated. The districts are as fol-
lows: Senatorial-Linn (two,) Cerro
Gorde, and FRANKLIN and Hancock.
Experimentation; Wapello and
Audubon; Pocahontas and Humboldt;
Clay and Palo Alto; Adair.n
THE late Senator Davis, of Illinois,
once gave utterance to an axiom which
is true in every particular. He said
Each year every local paper givesfrom
$500 to $1,000 in free lines for the
benefit of the community in which
it lie located. No other agency can
or will do this. The editor in pro-
portion to his means does more for
his town than any other man and
with all fairness, man to man, he
ought to be Supported not because
you happen to like him or admire
his writings, but because a local
paper is the best investment COM
munity can make. To-day the edi-
tors of local papers do more for less
pay than any man on earth. Patro-
nize your local paper, not as charity,
but as local Investment
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-26

Such actual profits of the business of the
of Directors can, without deteriment, be
spared from its business shall be paid over
by them to the Treasurer of the Synod to be
disposed of as the Synod may direct. But
this shall be done only after provision has
been made for the payment Of all indebted
ness then due and leaving ampe assets for
the payment of all indebtedness contracted,
but not yet due.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-26
ARTICLE VIII.

The accounts of the Corporation shall be
annually audited by Board OF Auditors to
be chosen by the said Synod, for q term of
three years at the time of the general cleo
ton OF officers OF the Synod. And ID shall be
the duty OF the said board OF Auditors to
make an annual report of the affairs of the
Corporation and transmit the same to the
Church Council.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-26
ARTICLE vi

The said Corporators and Directors in the
management of the affairs of the Corpora
ton, including the character of the books,
magazines. papers and articles published,
spects be subjectt to the supervision and control
OF the Synod.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-26
ARTICLE TX.

The Board OF Directors shall from its own
members appoint Chairman and Secretary
and establish bylaws regulating its own order
of business and defining the powers and
duties OF such Chairman and Secretary and
other officers OF the Corporation, which said
bylaws shall be subject to revision by the
said Synod.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-26

The said Board of Directors shall make and
transmit, through the Church Council of the
said Synod, to the said Synod, once in three
years, and oftener IL required by the said
synod, a complete report of the business of
shall constitute the visiting board of the
Corporation, and the affairs and books of the
Corporation shall be all times subject TO in
spection by them or any committee appointed
by them.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
IRON MOUNTAIN BONDS.

ire ST. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern bonds
,,vs exhibited considerable activity recently. the
,.,sral consolidated IS and the new per cents
s,,rsetinC no little attention. Regarding the re-
,,l,s OF Iron Mountain refunding. Fisk Robin
can IN circular just issued. says: The companys
No, earnings in 1898 after the payment OF taxes
.ro,nted 10 S403S67s Its other income was Si-
ss making the total income 81 0s3 5S4 Sundry de-
Auctions from income required s23ss44 leaving the
o,al surplus available for interest after the re-
ending 6 s4s690 rentals now being eliminated.
II. ANIMAL interest charge on the generals or
e-s,s "a they may now be called allowing for
e 1,n on Of them in the treasury. will be s2Oe1oo
- onlv q per cent Of this surplus. The interest
An the entire amount Of funded debt, AS already
ssen will require sS2701O7. which is So per cent OF
-bs su-plus This will leave balance OF So'oos5.
or q24 per cent on the capital stock on the basis
=, +be earnings OF 1895 On the basis OF the aver
80. Ne. earnings other income and proper de-
Sssc,,nrs from income Of the seven years down 10
s1S includjng ls9s the surplus available Tor IN
.ersst after ihe refunding will be S,l2oooZ or VI
s go ~ evcess OF the interest the general mort
20 ( ner cent bonds IL is estimated that atter
s.,e interest on the 900 new per cents
rissr srrplus OF S77 600 will remain on the basis OF
ss-nircs IN 1895 In addition TO the earnings from
.Ss - and other sources Iron Mountain income
III ~ increased by its ownership OF Texas ana
Ste second mortgage bonds, Of which 1t owns
-rscti,sllv the entire amount These issues Will
So he having interest and as a consequence
Iron Mountain will be the chief beneficiary
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
TIE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE.

,.,oUlng official statement was made yes
1ns nv D. w McWilams. treasurer OF the
woss ,,an Railway Company. in regard to the
ssnre which was recorded on Wednesday in
.onntry. and which is supplemental TO the
ns sa consolidated mortgage executed on April
Wv, ~ he Manhattan company 10 the Central
-, Company rs trustee;
IT,. ,s mortgage supplemental to the existing
.,dated per cent mortgage. and is executed
eN Cor the purpose of providing registered
Se principal and interest being registered in
eop n coupon bonds. the existing lien not being
pN..ea 81 or the mortgage. debt OF the company
~~-a,,ea There was but this one purpose IN
snsn The company acquiesced in the request Of
uerer,ss banks institutions, capitalists and other
sssn:sors large and small When registered
iayess are issued the coupon bonds are destroyed"
ponessssu sage was quoted yesterday saying in
..SSsTd to the disposition oT the proceeds Of the
nss We issued the stock OF sls.O0O.0o0 We
use S. 100000 of II for the purpose OF paying
hao ha ,,nSagments for right of way which have been
q. ~ ..sng In the court, and which our lawyers ad-
elaS us 10 pay and get rid Of, because they
Tssns per cent interest Some OF those claims
Cav Cav downright robbery but we cleared them off
Ne 4. left MS Sl2 0e0.0 We have loaned that
enc ~ IN the Street at a good rate"
~ age could not he seen in the afternoon and
-, - NcTViniams. when asked II the former had
w. VI, correctly quoted. declined 10 discuss the
matter nTr sage. when seen at Lawrence Beach last
Wing Aa denied absolutely that there was any
r9.3n rr.,3on 70 Manhattan interests. He also denied
ie. thsre had been any unpleas santness OF any
m IN He was not dissatisfied, he added. with the
Mortgage on the property OF the Manhattan hled
o.,ve 10 the road had been taken with his knowl-
lsss ana approval. This applied 10 the letting or
rs contract for the change In motive power ne
ias tos, of new equipment. Mr. Sage said. would be
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July l3 (SpecaD.-The wheat market
was a matter OF small fractions. the range only
&C. and prices finally 1sc to sc under yesterday'
There was q weak opening at around put figures
a rally Of sc on professional buying. and tnen a
weak closing because there was no cash demand
September opened at 7317q73Asc. sold between 'isc
and 73AG73Ic and closed at 7SssQ7Sisc July cIoseu
at 72isd72Ac Gables were steady-Liverpool and
Paris both UP slightly An official French crop
report estimated the wheat yield at asOooVoo ousn
els against an earlier estimate OF 34O.coOO DUST
els and compared with Weld last year OF ooo oVyo'-
900 bushels There were large receipts West ssS'-
Oco bushels az primary points compared with I''.-
600 bushels last year: i75 cars in the Northwest
against 4 cars ss cars here. against - last yen
The seaboard reported only 10 loads Tor eAPo'r
Nothing was sold here whatever. Clearances
were 7750oO bushels. The speculative trade was
unimportant. largely around puts Tne map
showed heavy rains through Minnesota, and Min
neapolis sent some claims Of wheat "laid oy
wind and rain.
Cash corn sales were put as high as 10000 oush-
els but the seaboard reported the demand rathe'
slow The fact that most OF the business mere was
done by one Baltimore concern and that some Oh
the shippers were getting no bids whatever mace
the cash situation a peculiar one. Futures closed
asqlkc under Wednesday. Speculation was hgh'
The West had perfect weather. Receipts were
large-s14 cars. with $50 for tomorrow. Seaooaru
clearsnces were $4,000 bushels. London ana L'-
erpool cables were up fracuonhly' N-P''''''
opened at S4c sold between 34aq34i2c and Sfc' ana
c;osed al slc. July closed at September Price
oats were firm early: July up nc: september up
I1GHc The July lost most OF It's advance; Septem-
ber at 2OIac May. 2Ossd2o.c. There is big con-
centrated holding in July. with Patten the DUH
leader. Stocks are small Crop conditions however
are perfect There has been large Continental
demand at the sea board all the week put II was was
not so good to-day. Cash sales here were Zf'"o
bushels seaboerd cearances $4,000 bushes.
Flaxseed was firm. UP k61c, July closing al
9Stc; September. e7l4c; October, s64c There was a
better export and cash demand. Minneapolis had
car. Duluth r. Chicago l0
Provisions early were strong: pork UP 3c' lard
and ribs up 7i9c. They lost all this advance ana
closed trfe under last night. Insiders have been
feeling for the top for two days. The outsider has
been the buyer. Hogs were loc higher. with on"
received and 1000 estimated for Tomorrow. liv-
erpoo was higher all sorts OF product. The
cash demand keeps sharp. 1t is still considered a
bull market. with. Of course. reactions possible.
On the curb puts September wheat closed at
-3a7Sisc; calls 73A973a4c Puts on September corn.
34c: calls 34d3rsc.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
MONEY MARKET CHANGES.

The local money market exhibited an easier tone
both in time and call loans. CAN money was IN
good supply al per cent. with the average rate
FOR the day slightly higher Time money was not
in active demand. The greater number OF large
houses in the Stree, have all the money they need
for current requirements. and the out-of-town de-
nand and the demand from local mercantile sources
have not been active this week. The interesting
feature Of the general money rra-ket yesterday
was the advance by the Bank OF p sIano IN M lIs
discount rate from 70 312 per cent. ne aoNSnCe ~
was followed by a sharp upward movement In open
market discounts both in London ana on me ON, m
;inen, The Bank OF England evidently marked UP
its rate more as a precautionary measure than as
result u actual necessity for It's holdlngs IN Ine
Increased 5000 and the banks general conoIuon a
was stronger than IL week ago toHtIne,Il..aI
exchange in london advanced yesterday, making
total advance OF over points for PARIS ana pb Sot
places being In favor OF London SITUATION Inst
the Operators OF the Bank OF England are respon.
sble for The Bank Of England certainly uoes H''
want 10 leave lis resources unprotected.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
To DISSOLVE THE CORPORATION.

Ara meeting Of the stockholders and directors OF
,be Union Tobacco Company Of America held yes
,srdsv az the ONCE OF the American Tobacco Com
pany It was voted to dissolve the corporation. Inc
I-rio- Tobacco Company Of America was incor-
noratA5 AZ Albany with a capital of $4,000 900, on
October q 1885 its professed object being to carry
or a tobacco business Independently Of the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company. few weeks later a con-
trolling interest in the company was acquired by
Thomas F. Ryan, W. l. Elkns. P. A. B. Widener
these ren entered the Board Of Directors. William
II Butler who had previously been Identified with
the American Tobacco Company belng elected
president on February !. 1899 the Union Tobacco
Company was consolidated with the North Aneri-
can Tobacco Company, under the style OF the
Union Tobacco Company Of America. the capitali-
zaton being increased 10 $40 $4,000 The company
secured control OF the National Cigarette and To-
bacco Company, Blackwells Durham Tobacco
Company and the extensive plug tobacco business
was Itsef practically absorbed by its rival. the
American Tobacco Company.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Selling OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit came oHie"S
from professional traders and weakly mar kiheo
holders Many stop orders were uncovered. Al the
iow point inside support appeared. The genera
character Of the days selling vas not OF hlnu ~
cause uneasness among well protected holoers' Anu
the ease with which prices recovered again u'e~
attention TO the fact that stocks are IN the hanu
Of powerful market interests some OF the ~"
portanf afternoon transactions were as follows:
Rogers e. Gould bought Missouri Pacific: kohn q
Co and H. H. Crocker sold Henry BIOS p1usre Sgaere
81 Paul; Van Emburgh AtterbuTy soIG, Pass
bought Union Pacnc J. II. Oliphant q 90; sUlc' ssc
simmons & slade (25oW bought missouri TW Ia0Ni n
Henry Bros bought Atchison preferred, IT
5atch sold. Keep Keen bought ess Rppoer, n osp, a
nl2ek & co. bought Wire Moore * PIos boiight
=. Paul Roiston & Bass bought Fererai e''''
fIowsr & Co bought BROOKLYN Kaplo IIans-r
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
THE COPPER STOCKS.

Anaconda Copper was strong the Stock Ex-
change and Amalgamated was higher on. the curb.
It is understood that insiders have been quiet
buyers OF these stocks within the last week. and
that dividends on Amalgamated Copper at the
rate Of per cent annually Will begin in August.
The copper trade is active. production and demand
continuing heavy. The official Washington report
On the production Of copper in 1898 shows that IL
vas 52s 375 59l pounds, which is by far the largest
ever reached The year was one Of general pros
ytrity for the copper mining industry. the full
i,oduct being marketed at prices slightly better
han those OF 1897 The increase in the production
Of copper was largest in Arizona, while the lake
district also recorded advance. Montana fell
aid
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
and that St Louis Southwestern issues

and that St Louis Southwestern Issues
rdtrs "a az for q material advance At its cur
rs booseo =, earnings Southwestern preferred Will
ssrt rate he b present fiscal year about per cent
,sct foI a a income issues appear TO be on the way
ne seco. .hs preferred stock ought to reach 20 on
"a ana ~ ~ rot in speculative efforts. AS Texas
rs srr,sc is in better shape than ever before. and
I'd PaeIN cor the year interest earned on the in
IN show re Is some reason for an advance In
sOries.,r5k irrespective Of consolidation rumors.
ysscur a, nrobably receive a dividend this year
sne i "san wabash win pay off the remaining
n TIE ~ its floating debt after which its de-
80 90 o. olnes and preferred stock should begin TO
ssnture s,he roads growing prosperity
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

Your Committee deem essential for the preservation
OF the value Of yOIr securites:-
Frst-That the securities covering the main line and
the city and Port Arthur terminals be now merged
and consolidated under one management
second-Thst such management be independent and in
your interest a.one
property great value. II has assured and
very large earning power lts present financial cond-
familiar TO you. and which II would
be difficult avoid. II the work were now 10 be
done again
consolidation of the system expect TO receive
holders OF all OF the securities
rected The foreign holdings informed. a
ma jorty Of Pending the preparation OF the
plan reorganization advise holders to refrain from
depositing their securities with any Committee In this
country. The experience OF some OF our fellow bond
that It Is easier 10 deposit bonds than
them back
Your holders Of the securities NJ the
main line and terminal companies 10 furnish their ad
and the OF their respective holdings =.
Chairman Equitable Trust Company Of Phila-
delpha They thereafter he directly ani promptly
Informed when the plan Is ready for publication and Will
be made acquainted with its provisions
WILLIAM r. HARRITf, Chairman.
Is. \. BAKER (BnltimOre).
August HECksCHER New-York).
EDW'D WAGNER Berlin, Germany.
SAMUEL n. SHIPLEf.
sILAS w. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
NETWORK CENTRAL.

New-York Central earnings for the mon'h ol
June for the last quarter and for the n'cai tsan
furnish adequate reason for current ouh ac'1r'.s
N the stock II fNew-York Central had no iuI'
Consolidation plans and other deals IN vie" ct
had reached the limit OF ts earning ca cnpa po, ne
laere would still be reason for thinking wen ~
sock speculation and nvestmen, a. a., ~ Us earn
irice The stock pays only per cent, pu' ,hs ner
.ngs indicate that q will not remain III IN ai' month
ssnt class for any length Of time 70! "a nso sg7
against 520sl3 in the corresponding the % onsrter
20 sso. The increase vas 5000 for ,or the wear
~@.Al7. II will be noticed that earlier ia '"'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
FREE or ALL MEXICAN TAktS,
PRESENT AND FUTURE.
In Bonds to Bearer, Of the Oenomi-
nation Of s2o, sloO, S2oo, $500 and
$1,000, and the Equivalents in Marks
and u. S. Dollars.

Principal and interest Of the bonds are payable in
gold, fre, from all present and future Mexican taxes,
at the option Of the hoder,-in New York In Ameri-
gold of the present standard Of weight and fine
ness at SS5 per pound Sterling; In London in pounds
Sterling in Germany IN marks at Rm. 2O40 per
pound Sterling, AMI In Amsterdam in Duteh Florins
at the sight rate Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

41st-st =. 500 n Of shave. 24N9s.9. Abra-
ham Perlman - al executors. etc. IN Eugene c
l4th-st. 5. 100 n Of 3d-ase l9xl03.3: Gin
peri Seide 10 George y Baldwin -.-....
2Oth-st n = $50 n of 5th ave 2~HH2. fpseph
:. Dodge jr 70 Henrietta A webb .. .--....
81. Ann save, cor i5Tth-s'. c5xl0oN25x2J
Error. Abram Abslnan and arother 10 Margaret
Morris-aye. n i5gth-st. 80 2xloO. Augustus
Van WICK 70 Leopod Halter. .........-
NcCster-st. No al 10 ii5. :. ISxlor; Grosyenor
Hubbard referee 10 Joseph Hamershlag and
another Observation-Disclosures. ..............-.
stan;on-st No 30. 5. 23xiOO: Annie whit;acker
20 Ivan Prince ............
Hashrouck 70 Samuel 7 Busey. ..........
7th-ave :. 2s n Of 2lst-st 20xIIll. Margaret
Ralston TO John T Davidson. ........ :. -.
53d-st. $, 1928 II Of 3d-sve. 21.TylOo5.
Lambert Quackenbusb, executor. 10 Pincus
Lowenfeld and another. ......................
53d-st $. 95 II " Of 3d-sve. 2T.5xloo5; same 70
s3d-st. No i47. $ is.sxiOo5. George Bald
win 10 Esther Seide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3d-ave n W : ZIG Il Of I34th-st A. ex1OOx
irregular; James Neader. executor and trus-
tee. 10 Charles A Fismmer. .........-...........
81 Nicho.as-ave. No 7i2 $. 21xiOo; Chauncey
Traux. referee 70 Annie kent......----.-...
lOth-st. No $40 East. 25x94.9: Charles Naarden 20
Jonas We'll and another. ....-.-...
s5th-st $ 325 u of 5th-ave 25Xl02 2 Charles
Gulden 70 Julia Z Cameron. n...........,.........
5Tth-st No II Fast. l6Xl0O.5. Charles 7 Parker
10 Richard T Parker. .-..-..--....--.-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN SALE.

The Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
has sold ite holdings OF Pittsburg and Western
second mortgage bonds 10 the Baltimore and Ohio
at terms which Will net the first named company
PROFIT OF about 25 per cent Pittsburg and Western
common stock is owned In great part by Baltimore
and Ohio. Lake Erie and Western preferred stock
has been active for the last few days on inside
buying, due to advance information regarding the
sale Of the Pittsburg and Western bonds and 10
the Improvement In the financial affairs or the
company II is not expected. however. that divi-
dends will be resumed this year.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
RUSSELL SAGE'S LOAN.

Russell Sage yesterday lent on mortgage s2OOOOo
-, r4r cent interest for a period Of five years TO
MS Mendelson on his property. Central PARK
Vest northwest corner OF observation-disclosures
.-S.e
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

gross earnings were under those OF later months.
and that the increase for June alone heavier
tnan the increase for the whole year.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
financial.


To the Stockholders Of
THE AMERICAN SPIRITS MANUFACT.
URING COMPANY,
THE KENTUCKY DISTlLLERIES &
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
The SPIRITS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY,
and
THE STANDARD DISTILLING & DIS.
TRIBUTING COMPANY.
Referring TO advertisement OF the undersigned.
dated June 90 1890. notice is hereby given that
the agreement dated June q, 1899. under the
terms Of which a majority of the stocks Of the
above-named Companies have been deposited. is
hereby declared binding. operative. and effective.
The organizers have agreed, in order to
afford an opportunity for absent share
holders to deposit their holdings, to extend
the time for deposit of stock until July 20,
1899.
Central Trust Company of New York,
BY F. P. OLCOTT, President.
The State Trust Company,
By WALTER S. JOHNSTON, President.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

N1Tis tTusse.' eic Eos ass and 55s rshd-st years
West northW est corner 1O2f-st ) yeaIs ........
Smith. Laura F. 20 Robert Semer. Parfave, 9
MSKssp SSrns5 William William G. ct al to the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. Columbus-aye. :, 2o5 4
OF 6sth-st ioxSo years. gold -.
Hackmann Herman. 70 the India Wharf Brew
ing Company south-sr. No -. W corner
Cuyler's Alley. demand .:....aa:...:.;.
vsrsitv Place Nos 81 and 81 East i3sh-s,
easehold insta;ments ? Nh
DTr-SVs ave s 2s IT OF 2is;-st. years -.
Goodman. Anton. TO Eliza Zereea 81 al trus-
sarTe - 30 ssme am Y5 Ia cheTrv-st years .....
Kearney Margaret T. 20 Bennett King No 81
xi%,,,a1n EaSr Iaonog 70 Lily Berestord et al
trustees No 90 East d-st years ......:......
Lowenfeld. Pncus, and another 70 Lambert
Fast S3d-st mortgages years. each. .......
Parker Charles T, 10 Henry d Winans. NO Il
Rs-sbclS EsSc Rodofo q 10 Henry Taylor 55th-
81 IS 223 n of 6th-sve. years .....-.-..
cohn Mannheim, to the Mutual Life Insurance
Tacob August 70 Samuel Riker Gouverneur
place 5. s2.s It " of washington-aye. IA
rSpn Michael 10 sylvester Pope 81 al trustees
etc Spring corner Muberry-s 50 years.
Newman Caroline 7. 70 the Mutuai biie insur-
Thomas stephen c. 70 Rosa stratton. No "A
East 22d-st. years. .......''''.'.'.''
-
NEW BUILDINGS.
Cauldweli ave = ~ n of Cedar Place Tor
FOUR three story frame hathouses. q ixs5 VIII
lam II Ebling. jr owner samuel BEST ar-n'-
i47th-st 5 T. SO r. . OF Tth-ave, for ones story
prick storage house. S.6xll9I the Netropoll-
tan street Railway Company owner
Porter architect. -.
Decafur'ave $ DDS n Of 20oth-st' Tor
two-and-o one halt story frame dwelling n9gss'
i5x3O. A J MULLER owner. William y Hal
lock r sr,s.c' ,6s % 10 west; for four Nv. story
b-ict natbouses 25xsi.6: Edward Asrsolles.
10 a. West Gath-s, owner. sass smaiIheiser'
n o. park low architects. ........-..-.-
r-S-LIt, sve " 8 100 n of i73th-st. for two
,onr-storv brick fats. 20x65: Catherine McNulty'
owner. W G nickerson. architect .-......''-'.'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. No. 80 Broad-st)
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
Dipioen1 Noiires

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEw-JERsEY.
l43 Liberty Street New York. July 10 1899.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT has this
day been declared payable August LIST. stockhold
OF record at the close Of business july lth The
transfer books will he closed from ?. NJ. of Friday.
July I4th. till the morning Of Friday July 2lst
j. W. WATSON.
Treasurer.