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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-08
MODERN RUSSIA.
me Land Still Feels the Autocratic
Influence of Peter the
Great.

All nations feel more or less the
original impetus given them by one
great man, but probably none SO much
as modern Russia. 1t may aln.Cst Ec
said to have been the creation of one
man, Peter the Great, and the features
he impressed upon the Russian state
are still distinctly visible. a mass Of
barharism was transformed by him into
powerful and active member of the
family Of civilized nations. He gave
to his subjects an army, a navy and
an educational system. Commerce
with foreign countries, previously for
hidden, he warmly encouraged. The
autocrat transferred his capital to the
shores of the Baltic, and built the great
city which bears his name to be the
open door to the civilization of the
western world. He introduced the arts,
the literature, the sciences and the
economic theories of the most advanced
nations. Russia at the present day
is actuated by the ideas of the great
cZar. In its restless ambition, it's sub
tie and unscruPulous policy, it's var
nish of culture, scarcely hiding the
ferocity of the barbarian, it's intoler-
ance of popular liberty and it's real
soljcitude for the material welfare of
the people, the Russia of to-day is the
Russia of Peter the Great.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-08

BY order of the Board OF County
Commissioners, all bills against the
County to be acted upon by the
Board, must be filed on or before the
Saturday Immediately preceding the
Monday upon which the Board meets,
otherwise the bills will not be acted
upon until the next meeting Of the
Board.
Attest: A. G. DAwLEY
County Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-08
NOTICE.

PLder OF the Board of County
.ssloners OF Elko County, State
Saaa, made this 9th day OF
|ary, 1899, notice is hereby
.nas all persons who are charg.
!, u t9e county must come to the
Hospital, or all claims for
upport will be disallowed by
arc except in cases of extreme
Attest; A. g. DAwLEY,
County Clerk.
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ffuxneiaI.

on the prospectus. and certified copies Of the
Deed OF Trust and letters shown IN the pros.
COMPANIES herotofore mentioned as author
lied to receive subscriptions
Tho subscription list will open MONDAY,
June the 9th. and close on or before TUESDAY
the following week at twelve O'Clock noon.
\, App!lcati9n will be made IN due course to the
tation. NN'
An allotment will be m ade as early as possi-
bic after the close OF the subscription, and in
case OF no allotment the deposit will he re-
turned in full Immediately
In default OF payment OF the respective In
sta! lments mt their due dates, the allotm emit
forfeiture
The Gold bonds will be issued and exchanR ed
Tor scrip certificates as soon as practicable
after the final payment Is made.
Applications should be made on the form ac-
companying the prospectus. and together with
check for tho amount OF tho deposit be for
wnrded to- the Trust Companies design ated.
VINO VIII also furnish Drospectuses and forms
OF application II requested.
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Union Trust Company Of NeWYOrk
80 Broadway.
New York. March 2sd,


The undersigned. the Trustee under the mort
gage executed ~ tho LOUISVILLE AND NASH.
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY. hearing date March
l, 1877. upon the CECILIA BRANCH being the
branch railroad OF tho LOUISVILLE. PADUCAH AND
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, extend
ing from CECILIA STATION to LOUISVILLE. in tho
state or Kentucky, hereby gives notice that tho said
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY. pursuant to Section Eight in the said mort
gage. providing for sinking fund. has paid to this
Company the instalment of FlFTY-FIvE THOU
SAND DOLLARS $4,000 due on March /. 1899.
and that the undersigned. not being able after
effort. to purchase bonds for redemption at or
below par. the said Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company. on notice and re iuest by the under
signed. did on the 23d day OF March, 1899. at its
office. in the City of New York. proceed to designate
by lot so many Of the said bonds equal at par to the
amount OF said payment OF Fittv.hve Thousand
Dollars. by drawing the same. and that thereby tho
following bonds were designated for pay mcnt viz
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
The Trust COMPANY Of America

We, the undersigned. do hereby give notice OF our
intention u organize trust company. under anil
pursuant to the Laws OF the STATE II New York. and
In conformity with the statute in such made
and provided. we do hereby specify and state fol
lows, to wit
First-The names of the proposed corporators arc
William Barbour. Samuel A. Maxwell. Henry S. Man
ming. Charles F. Cutler, samuel c. T. Dodd. AlVah
Trowhridge Willard Brown, Edward +. Cragin. John
r. Hegeman, j. william Clark. Arson X. Flower,
Emerson McMlltn; Myron /. Hcrrtck: Joel Francis
Freeman. William f. Spier. james NJ Donald. Henry
s. Redmond. Ashbel P Fitch. PhiliI Lehman, f. G.
Converse, Henry o. IIavemCyer, q. l. Hudson George
Bumenthal and Horatio s. Bvrne.
second The name of the proposed corporation 10
as foil lws, VIZ: The Trust Company OF America
Third-The location OF the proposed corporation is
No l4a Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan. in
the City of New York. as set forth in the organization
Ccrtihci Ate OF said proposed Corporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have hereunto set
our hands this nineteenth day ~ April, 1892.
william Barbour, MyrOn T. Herrtck,
Samuel A. Maxwell, Joel Francis Freeman,
II. $. Manning. william Spler
Charles I. Cutler, James VI. Donald,
Samuel G.. T. DOdd, Henry 8. Redmond,
A. Trowbrdge. AEhbel P. Fitch,
willard Brown, Philip Lehman,
Edward F. Cragin, z. q. Converse,
John K. Hsgeman, II. o. Havemeyer,
J. william Clark. C. l. Hudson.
Arson r. Flower. q. Blumenthal,
Emerson McMlin, Horatio S. Byrne.
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Subscriptions for So. 500. 600 first mortgage
per cent gold bonds Of tho Boston Breweres
Company were opened yesterday at the Prod
uce Trust Company. rs Broadway. The sub
scriptions will close on or before 3 P. NJ. to-
morrow afternoon. The Boston Breweres
Company was formed under the laws OF New
Jersey to acquire ownership OF ten ale and
beer brewery properties in Boston. 1t also ac-
guires a controlling interest 10 the stock OF the
Boston Beer Company. which was chartered by
the Commonwealth Of MASSACHUSETTS, in 1928:
the par value PAYABLE on application and 81 per
cent. on allotment.
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Dividends aud antrrest.
WlnsIoW, LanIer & Co. N Nassau ST., N.Y.ClN,

THE INTEREST AND DIy1DENps ON THE FOL;
LOWING BONDS AND STOt KS ARE PAYABLE AT
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER JUNE 1877.
1872:
American Cotton Oil Co.. Div. 3 per cent Preferred
Stock.
Blackford County Ind, Court House IS.
Gin, Rich Fit. Wayns Ry. 90. First Mortgage Ts.
Cleveland Pittsburg r. Il. Co. Dividend IN per
cent.
Dunkirk Ind. Street Improvement Us.
Edinburgh. Ind. Water Works he and Principal
Bonds Nos II and IL.
Evansville. Ind, School Rounding SIS.
Grant County, Ind, Gravel Road ds
Marion County. Ind. County IS.
Pueblo Col. Municipal us.
Pendleton, Ind, school lis.
Pitsburg. Fl. Wayne and Chicago Ry Co. First Mort
gage 7s Series F. Second Mortgage rs, Series N.
West Lafay cite, Ind Water Works Co. ss.
June 9th.
Greenfield Ind Improvement Bonds.
June It'll.
Greenfield, Ind, City 6s, Series No. 2.
June 10th.
Marion County, Ind, Refunding -,
June 18th.
Hancock County, Ind, Funding So.
June 18th.
whitley County. Ind, Court House ba
June 18th.
Greenfield, Ind, improvement Bonds.
June goth.
Decatur County. Ind, Annual as.
June SOth.
indianapolis Ind. Reminding -. Series O
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after that date;
United States Mortgage and Trust Co.. Series E. -
Ohio State Tn.N ersttv AVS
City Gas Company OF Norfolk. ia
Garfield Water Company observation-disclosures. IS
Spring Lake, " 90
Territory OF Arizona. Capitol Building ......... rs
L. l. r. r. General.
L. ]. X. Debenturc..
L. l. X. r. stewart Line. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Brooklyn Montauk I'd.
Everett. Washington Funding ................... IA
sullivan Ind. Water NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Syack n Y, Water. Observation-Disclosures. 4s
Council Blutfs. Ia. school
fotoHac Electric company rs
American Market Company 1st.....,............. Is
snohomish County. Washington, s. D. No. /.
Funding .............. ......... 6s
snohomish County. Washington. s. D.. Nos. 5,
so, ~, and 5p
Ballard Washington Funding .................. As
Clarke County Vas hington. Funding .......... IS
Clarke County, Washington, D.. No. 43.
CowlitI Count, Washington ............. 6s
Pierce County. Washington. :. H., No. 80.
Pierce County. Washington. Funding is. Berries
Nos. and 3.
Pierce County. Washington. s. D.. Nos. 3 and 81.
skamania County. Washington. Funding ......... Sc
City Of Minneai oils. Mimi:
Perm. improvement ............................ 4s
JUNE 18TH. 1899.
City OF Minneapolis MINT
Perm. Improvement Revolving Fund. Is
Library -
JUNE 10Th. 1899.
City OF Minneapolis Mimi:
Perm. Improvement. d
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MINING NEWS.

The Empire State Idaho Company has de-
clared IL monthly dividend Of 2 per cent on the
capital stock. payable Juno 10; This IT, the
Idaho Springs. Col. reports development far
In advance OF any previous season and the
:, The, sale Of the Carr: on Lightning Creek. to
milling cold ore on the property.
;, A letter from Gperida; Col. states that the
Rock OF Ages ut Silver GIN has a twelve-lnch
vein at a depth OF wenty feet that runs from
Sl,i to $500 to the ton.
Prospectors report that considerable work
Is IN progress on Pathilnder Mounts n. north
fork OF the Kettle River. Most Of the mines
are showing M fine and several will enter the
ranks o. shipperss this season, On the Dia;
mond Hitch and Mammoth three feet OF solid
ore Is exposed that averages S33 gold to the
ton.
Cripple Greek advlces note that tho Legal
Tender is shipping from l25 to l75 tons per
day OF ore running from Sl5 TO $40 per ton. A
strike Is reported in the Old Kentucky, owned
by the Alliance Company OF Denver The ore
ASSAYS over 500 10 the ton.
The manager OF the New York and Hon
duras Rosario writes that devs. opment work
in all directions continues favorable and that
tho reserves OF hiRh-grade ore are being stead
A report comes from Spokane that the West
ern men who Invested in the Orinoco OF Ven
snE w msgt or IN ms GiT h%rnG ITne 70
work on all the concessions of the company.
In addition to the Immense anrferous de-
poslts on Its property the COnceSSi ms include
deposits OF asphaltum. iron anG zine Work is
going on in certain portions OF the rOmpanys
domain. bur not sufficient TO satisfy the Vest
ern men. who want to see more activity in all
directions ana prospect Of returns for their
investments.
BossburG. Wash. reports TINT the Contention
group In the vic Unity II Pierre Lake is show
ing W. we'll An average SAMPLE from an
eiRhteen-inch streak OF quartz showed SllU
gold and Sl2O silver to the ton
Chief Engineer Randall OF tho Santa Fe and
Grand Canon Railroad wired tho welcome
news TO owners OF Arizona Or operty yesterday
that grading has begun and the road will be
pushed rapidly TO completion. Tho road is to
run from Williams. Ari2.. 10 Grand Canon. and
will enable the Cardenas and other large COP
per mines. in which arge amount OF Eastern
money is INVESTED, To ship their product TO the
smelters at Williams.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains lave New York. foot OF Chambers
street as follows and five minutes earlier from West
Ono 4. M.-vestibule express daily for Bing.
1.oo hamton. Wayurly Elmira, Buffalo. bradford.
arrives Buffalo < p. VI. Parlor Car 10 Ruffalo
O.ln +. Nesubule limited-Fast mail daily.
L'N'O Solid tram Tor Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1.2l =. i.-Buhalo and Cleveland Nestibuied
.bo Express daily, arrives Buffalo ZOO A. NJ,
Bradford 7:2u \, NJ, jamestown 90 A. NJ. Youngs.
town IO:27 NJ, Clsyu Had = 30 p. NJ. Sceprrs to
Bun .lu and cleveland. Clfe Library Car.
q. F.. M.-nslly. solid train for Bnghamton.
80 l ~ Elmra MRv'rlN. Chicago. Slecpers to Buff
falo Chrago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
fIlCkEr>. LOCAL TIM CARDS AND PULLMAN
l ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. III. 261. 4Ol and
p5T broadway, l@7 Bnw"ry, 1870 East 12hth st. and
2T3 West 10th a., Chambers and West 28d ct. ter
ries, New York: H33 and $40 Fulton st., 99 Broad
way Brooklyn - River at, HOhoken. and Jer-ey
City station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to destn4-
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9ruposals.
AqueduCt Commissioners Office.
NO. $50 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. May IT, 1890.

TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish.
ing the materials called for in the approved forms
of contract now OIL le in the Office OF the AlueduCt
Commissioners for building overflow and blow III
sewers. water pipes and apputtenaCes In connection
with the jerome Park Reservoir of the New CrotoE
Aqneduct, in the oath Ward. Borough of the Bronx
until rEsDAY. JUNE q, ls"n, at II O'CLOCK
NOON and they will be publicly opened 10y the
Alucduct Commissioners as thereafter as pos
sibie and the award OF the contract for doing said
work and furnishing said crials will he made 10y
said Commissioners as soon thereafteras practicable
Blank forms of said approved contract and the
specifications thereof. and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their nClosurc form Of bonds
and all other Information can he obtained at the
above Office of the Aqueduct Commissioners on APP
plcntiun to the Secretary.
By order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JOHN j. RYAN. President
HARRY W WALKER, Secretary.
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The Farmers Loan& Trust Go.
1e, lS, 40 & 90 William Street.
New York.

COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS DUE IN JUNE ARE
PAYABLE AT THIS office on AND AFTER
JUNE l, lS9H As FOLLOWS:
Albion Gas Light Co.
Alliance Water Co.
Boise City Nampa Irrigation Land Lumber 90.
Chattanooga Water Works Co. Consd Mtge.
Chicago, Burlington Northern R. r. per cent. I'd
Mtge.
Columbia Gas Light Co.
Commonwealth Water Co. OF New Jersey.
Connellsville Water 90.
Carolina Central r. X.
nwood Water Co., Ind.
Paramount Coal Coke Co.
HUNTINGTON Water c..
Johnston City Water Bonds.
KcarnPy City WatcrCo.
Merrill CITY Water Works Co.
dland Terminal Co.
Mobile Ohio r. r. Co. LIST MtRo per cont
Munce Water Co.
NApanee Water Works 90.
New Philadelphia Water Co.
New Castle Water Co., City Of
PEOPLES Street R'y Co.. Scranton, 8 Per cent Gsnr
MtRe.
Sharon R'y Co.
Sheldon AIle Co.
Scranton City Of.
Wichita Water Co., Oonsd Mtge.
ct Joseph Water Co
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MINING MACHINERY.-FRASER 4 CHALMERS,
AVA 30 Broadway, New York manufacturers ut min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates mining,
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ELYTON COMPANY SECURITIES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
To the Holders of the Receipts and Trust
Certificates issued for EIyton Land Com
pany 9 per cent. Dividend Trust Bondm
EIyton Company stock; Elyton Company
First Mortgage per cent. Bonds,
That the Plan for the Reorganization Of the Eyton
Company under agreement dated October 4th 1898
has been prepared by the Committee Of ReorganiZa
ton consisting of Messrs. William Halls II. Chair
man; Augustus W. Kelley Alexander D Seymour
Thomas q. Jones and william T. Hardie. and that
said Plan was formally adopted by the unanimous
1899. 4 copy Of said plan has been lodged with
each Of tho Depositorcs named in the agreement
VIZ Union TIus: Company Of New York; Birmipg
ham Trust Savings lmpany, Birmingham, Ala
bama. and whitney National Bank. New orleans
Plan and that said RI an shall become binding upon
all the said holders who shall not withdraw stock
bonds represented by his certificate on or before
June 10th. 1899. The agreement provides that I'M
less such withdrawal OF securities be made. tho
assent of the depostor to and his ratification OF said
Plan shall be cOnclusivcly and finally assumed.
conferred and given. and shall be irrcvocable.
Copies Of the Plan may be obtained by depositors
on application to any Of the ahoye.named DEPOSIT
tories G. G.. RAWLINGS Secretary.
No. 80 Broadway. New York May 2sth. 1897
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DiNISI0S.

p;I2A. NJ. and 3:I6 =. VI, Dally. except sunday, 10
pttHhcld, sundays only at 3. % 4. ~
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trans.
Trans illuminated with pIntsch Lag 1T.
Ticket Offices al ll3 cal is aud 1910 Broad way,
% Union 81. ". ~" Columbus ay., ~ ", l26th
St, Grand Central station, l15th It Station and
l3sth ~. station. Now u rk 81 and 72H Fulton at
ana 100 broadway, r. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone "27pn Thrty-eghth street" for Now
York C"ntrai Cab Service Baggage checked from
hotel or residence h, WsstoDtt Express COMPANY.
GkoR6R Y. DAklKIs. General Passenger Agent
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NOVA SCOTIA and
NEWFOUNDLAND
WHITE STAR Line.
Railroads.
Pennsylvania
@AIIaRoAD.

VSBG1S ysVNas1d
~ mAKLRoAD.
STATIONS TO-, Of wEsr Tw WENT STREET
81 The leaving time from Desbros-es aud Cort-
andt streets is i've minutes later than that gwen be-
low Tor twenty third Street Station. except where
7SS TAsT MA II to two suss.
Frttsburg to Chicago: No coaches to Pittsburg.
s $50 FAST pEENsiI3HSIS f% M ffyeRS:
an r9mpnrtmS"t SlssPns Dining SmSknS and
15 cRTInnapG a i sT dIIs St. kPR
For Nashyha Via cn;innatD i inisnapos, Chi
s." HSI r o. Vi. "" WESTERN ExpREss-For Chicago.
10" T.. y. sUCTi iWEsTERN EXPRESS, For Pitts.
7;S5 i. 81 rXGIFIc ExPREss.--Fer pttseurg and
ley Route Connects for Cleveland eIcept saturday.
%p aa9 EsstApai
Sleeping Car New York to ALTOONA, East Liberty.
Pttsbutg. and points West. daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7:55. $40. 800, 1910 DesbrDssrs street 1910
Cortandt street 1915 dining Carr, l"55 Dining
corr an Nj E5 tisTs.
Linn" all Paror and Dining Gars 4:25 DINING
sSnda t1s p 5s Car Dining p A. ,s H. nsa
I:t3 ,s;26 Congregational Lam" all Parlor and
so S2n Is Z W.T. 255. .ss pM
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Mem
puis amt New Orleans, 200 =. NJ daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Express. a:25 A. NJ and
$40 =. VI. daily.
FSsf o 52F4Hf
A. NJ. week days and 500 7 NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-2:1u p. NJ. week days (Desbrosses
street 2:lO p. NJ, Cortaudt street 2:lb p ny.
Through Nestibuled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars.
Passenger Coach and Combined Coach,
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twenty third Street station. 1905 A.
NJ, IL 40, 20. H25, $40 i. NJ. sundays. 8: 26 A.
NJ, 100 y. VI. from Deshrusses street., $40 4.
NJ. 12:6O. ESQ. $40. $40 p. NJ. sundays. o:<b
A. NJ. SIS p. VI. from Cortlandt street,. 1908 4.
NJ. 1854, ESQ. 33S. ":l5 p. NJ. sundays. S:+6 A.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
olo DesbrOsses and Cortlandt streets $500. 7:3b,
T,56, S:25 S:55. ":25 $3.50 P"nna. Limited. 1910
tDeshrosses street 1910 lCOrtlaudt street 1919
dining Car, 1850 dining Car. ll:56 4; NJ,
street 2:lIJ, lob 2. o. 4:25 4;2H Dining Carr.
10 Dining Car, 5:1n dining Car, 100 :55 p
NJ. l2.lO night. sundays. 6:lo, S:2J $500. y:25.
":55 Limited, 900. 1855 Dining Car A. NJ,
~ 81, ~ Dining Car, G:h5, :; 10. 4:2h Dining
Car. T. Dining Car. ":o" Dining Carr 1885,
S:h6 /. NJ, l2:lv night.
Ticket Offices Nos. AL. IA, 1895. 1884, ILL., and
2Hl broadway, Aston House, West Twenty third
Street Statlun and station loot II Desbrosses and
Cortlaudt Streets; Court Street, $40 Fulton
Street ~ Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton. lnookl! II; Station Jerscy city. The New
baggage from hotels and residences through to
defamation.
Icleyhono $3.50 Thirty eighth street" for Penn
syvanA Railroad Cab Service.
J. H. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD
Ii neral Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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HnauriaI.
ISSUE or s75O,OOO FIVE PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE ELECTRIC RAIL-
WAY lEBEMIURE GOLD BONDS.

Payable in the year 1929 at par, or redeem
able upon previous notice from the Company
H. NAV or November in any year at the price OF
S52j for each $500 bond in New York
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
ofNEM YORK THE UNION SAVINGS BANK
he ,sT., LOUIS TRUST COMPANY Of 81.
SOTIS have been authorized by THE AMER
fCAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY. the railway
contractors to receive subscriptions for Il 500
First Mortgage Gold Bonds, each OF $500. bear
Ing interest at the rate OF 5 per cent per an
NUN such interest payah le in gold and free OF
ali United states taxes. in the months OF May
and November in every year.
PRICE or ISSUE S47S EACH $500 BOND.
tFnnaIs Il per cent. interest for first year. and
per cent. thereafterJ
Parable S25 on application. $50 on allotment
and $500 one month after allotment less 5 per
cent or PAYABLE 50 on application. so on al
iotment and balapce in eight semi annual pay
ments Of $50 secured by the Bond. maturing
coupons attached to the Bond will be credited
b. the purchaser on their due dates less per
cent Interest per annum on deferred payments
Any payment can be anticipated to save inter
est naf-yearly coupons will be attached to
each hond The bonds will be to bearer but
may be registered in holders name
The Bonds are secured and rank as First
Mortgage Bonds OF the
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New York and Boston All Rail.

NY. y. II. n II. II. Il. aud connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave Bv way # Due.
Gl4 A. NJ. Sprlu tfc,d and Worcester, S:SOP NJ
lO:OO 4. NJ, ftNrwLondon and Providence, &: OOPM
slOO2 4. NJ. ->,w L'ndon and ProNidence.4:2hP
l2!uO NJ. Springfield and Worcester, 5:4UPM
tl:Ou Z NJ, Air Line. VIA WiliMantc, G:DOPM
LOOP NJ, New London and Providence, 900 NJ
5000. NJ, FNUw London and Providence $500 T. NJ
4OpP IL, FNprinRJuld and Worcester, IO.OOP
e. OpP NJ. New London a nd Providence 4 ,OO PM
SlIiuUp NJ, Springfield and Worcester, b:l5A.M.
ST. .ruP NJ, ~Aew London and Providence. $40 AN.
SRUns daily including sunday.
ttBay State Limited all paTlor cars, fare 81, in
cludlug parlOr ar seat
TAR Line Limited. arrives and departs from Park
Sguarp Station, Is 'stUn. Return service same hour
and by same route. swil stop at l2bth NJ.
Through paror aud sleeping cars by each train.
e. T.. HEMPSTEAE CSeu Pass AgaDt
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NATIONAL GRAM COR.
10th Consecutive (lool Monthly Dividend.

Executive Office, sT4 Broadway. May 26th, | sgp.
Notice IL hereby given that the Board OF Directors
of the above'named Corporation has declared tho
regular monthly dividend Number 20 OF ONE PER
CENT on its capital Stock. payable June 10. Trans
fer books will be closed from Juno 3 to June 10.
o, d. LA DOW. Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT,

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"NEw YORK" and "ALHANY"
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily. excep, Sunday,
Leaves Brooklyn, Fulton st. Iby Annex, A. NJ.
Leaves New York. Desbrosses At. Pier. $40 A. NJ.
Leaves New York, West 22d st. Pier, 300 A. NJ.
For ALBANY, landing at Yonkers. West Point
NcwburR PouKhEeepse, Kingston Point. Catskill,
and Hudson. Through tickets and baggage chec cd
TO destination.
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DELAWARE, IACKAWANNA & WESTERN,

Stations in New York, foot OF Barclay and Christie.
pher SITS. Leave, Arrive
BinLhautOu Mail ....,.....,. S.OoAm s:8O pm
Buhalu. Ithaca. Oswegu, Utica
Express 49,, $1,000 am 1900 pm
Chicago and Buffalo Express. 1900 pm 5000 nm
Scranton. NllkCshArr, and
plymouth Express ...... ... 400 pm lg2O pm
CmCapuN iuialolnn. Express - 90 nm = ~ am
Buhaln EN. arr butaln \ ann T~!SO pm $3.50 am
Syracuse Ithaca, uHwcgO Gu-
Express ...,........ $3.50 Pm $3.50 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1 49, 41p
and $50 Broadway and ~ Park place
Acknowledgements Company wiz call for and check
bARKRge to destination. sDAilI.