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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-22

ELEGANT meerschaum pipes at Cooks
Peabody cigar stand at low rates. Ll08
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
B<5-vat, psritebit su fransSii6?
Sa, tpsnn ss iril6 sslpreben pirs.

EzSTS elmer Usri&tslsuns in Georgia
flatitts elm 3uibausr Ssifaa bel Der &eSs einss
aepofatsn. Gntriiitst bisriitsr risf Der &i&tsr:
S&psis, mir iInc bier ni4t in sinsm Sampmss-
ting
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

Das srSBte S6tmpfpsr
DDS! Gisl 4isusr! S1winplsr 0ump 70.
gar
eisB Gsbn f6 rubis an Der YSrie iassn;
Dp6 ais ibn Wiur 8anfbirettsr bitb,
Ia Sins sr bin, ben Nlasr ,u psrilasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

Ezs| Der Sberf ron ~ Ipra6 oft in esm
baribsn Son, Der friiber bsim Wilitar ni6t m.
sspSbnli& mar anp bel Wanbsn ais Surresat
Der alien ssutiRen Siersrbsr,isfsit oisnts. BE.
%icnesrs srlautts or i& ben SOn ssssn 1isisnissn,
fir psl&s er sinsn beimli6sn @rpa bssts unp
tsnaste baiu ser 3sitpuuft NO sr POT elmer
poblpslSisntsn, ssrbsn &splif f@ T6er wubts.
90 iasts or einlf ;a sinem SubaIternoffsisr
Dor Der 6ront, na8psm CT abI6ti6 cine @sls,
ssnbsit ssiu&t UNI ibm sinsn gOrmurf gu ma.
den
3 PER-! Us pirs iit nod iibsr Sbrsm Ssri,cnt
Gin i9psrss Opnusrwstttr ,ulammsn,isbsn.
Der Sffsisr, Der nit sssUssnsm Dsssn Dor
ibm iane, bob pisisn in bic SSbs une srwisesrts
falt;
Ssrr Sbsrf i'd babe bier sinsn SlisabIsitsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
@usaeiu SSfIi6feit.

Der burh isinsn gEis, isinen 5rpbinn uni
feline Cater bstannts @raf Don &e6stsr fanp Il.
mes Sasss ben selsbrtsn @raf Barron auf sinsm
e%iniamen Spa;isrwsss unp risf ibm nsdsnp su
@utsn Gag, Ssrr OOftor, i& bin Ssr Oisnsr bic
in ben Sdwsrpunft Der GrSs.
llnp i'd Der Sbriss.bis ~ unisrn .antipussn.
entsssnste Barron.
Sic iolsn mid ni6t iberbieter, risf &o9ster,
ib bin Der Sbriss bis in bic 5Sae.
BORT fam i'd frsilib ni&t umbin gp. Serr.
li&feit isbsn ,u lansn, sntsssnsts Barron srni.
bait une siug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

Bay Gin pfsrpsbanplsr srbieIt pabrenp sr EN-
unrubisss pisro sinsm adufsr yurfabrts, rinsa
S6las in bic &ippsn. Sbi&rn er in 5Vlse rsi-
len beftiss S6msrssn s~mpfans. ia6te sr ben
mSsli6tsn 8Oribsil paraus ,u ,isbsn, inesm sr
iaste: Gin alsrlisbitss, ipislsriitss Sbier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
Gint QiebsstrfISruna.

Gin @sd ma&ie einsm isbr itSnsn. itelmi.
i&sa @asSsn stpas a~nsartsr 0tiie cine eisbss.
srflaruns. Disit la&te pabrsnb snIsltsm be.
hanpis.
@bsr, Iassn Sis nar, bsiss Graulsiu, warum
Sis sitis Situati0n 70 iumil& fnbm2
81, msins @uttsr iasts mir nod bsuts ROr.
Gen., psnn id 70 fattsrbaft isi. wsrss f& ni&i
sinmaI Gin 1impsl in mid ssrsaHsn unp i'd ruff
LADEN sab Is spaFansis unrs4t bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

Gin iuneer WanE. Der ssrne feline GsIsbrlam.
felt CUR S6au trasen wOQts, fraste einmal sint
junse Dame, Oh or lid elm psnis nit ibr uutsr'
baltsn rirfe, auf fOlssnre Wsiie: grlaubsn sic,
msin Sraulsin, pab i'd has &ap mstnsr Ysrsbt.
iamfsit UNI bic a6ie Sbres gerfanbss role g
Das arms Wao3sn bstam cine SbnmaGtsan.
paneluna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

EsHHI Die Gut in isbr gut, iaste eaeY Gbartie.
rist ;u Swift. ais ie in Srlanp mar. Spfcrt
absr pei ibr rieier ins Wcrt inesm er ausrisf
SD bsi6mSrs Sic bel alem, mas Sbysn bsilis
il, iassn sic cas- in Gnslan, ni6t wsnn Gle
uns ni6t nit elmer nsusn Stsusr bei9snfsn mol
len
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
pprtp.G {.

Ssrr pOfbaltsr baten &c pisaei@t ain Sris'
an Siaai essi pot reliant?
ia, bier III elmer +; CT fOifet sisr;etu artussI
porto.
a6 sOlpissr Ssrr psfbaltsr. molten &c itin
10 freunSli&, msr pVrsulsien ben Brief ais i'd
net fam leisa.
@srn! (erbri&t ben Brief unb lisst ibn Dor
esvi bort aufmsrfiam su)
60, pirlsn Danf, Ssrr pofbaltsr Soft loa's
Sbnsn issnsn Den Brief frnnsu sic bsbaltsn
Asts Ssrr pefbalter!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
Mut cine Gut5tuleiauua

Gin esbrsr italt sinsn S6ilsr wessn isinss
Wanssls an 5lsis unp ifeaie ibm sinen isinsr
aamsrapsn, Der iSielte, ais @ufsr sOr.-S, sr-
pisperte Der %sstapslte S@ilsr ss in fsin gBun.
Der, tpsnn or msbr psib ais i'd, sr lisst ia INNER
tsibs 9l1tter ausleih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
unterba E 8.

aes. Nein SObn, fasts Elm 9sbrsr tpiirbsspa,
wsnn i'd BON sinsm san,sn 8u6en Dir elm Bier
tel ssbs unp mir sin gisrtel nebme unb benz Srn.
Supsrintenesntsn cine SGlfts %anbists, mas blsibt
rann iibris? 9bsr antports rsdt FLAIR unb esut-
lid, mein Scbu.
Die 8%uheni6iHsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

BSs-Gin @islins fraste stnf @lliIsi, wc,u
ssnn sissntliG rie @atbsmaiif niiss. Gr srbislt
bic Ssrte slntpcrt: sic lsbrt me Tsn-sis DUNN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
Gin treffeubes @prt5piel.

Gin iunssr sitlsr lieutenant untsrbislt ii6 bel
sinsm 8sfs nit ;psi Damsn unb lG&slts unp
la&ts fort uno fort, nm leine blsnssnp wsibsn
3abns isbsn ~ la6.n.
gIs err ii& snsli& atwanbts. frasts bic cine Der
Damen, Oh CT Bonn pObI i6un Yulssr ssrU&sn
babe. > ia, 3abnpulpsr, perlests bic anssre.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
How TO Run "a Train.

Il is not known where the following
manifesto came from, bat it is emphat-
rcall. good:
GrN. JPERINTENDTNr' OFFICE.
Rule | No train, after this date.
wall be made up Of greater length than
he height of the propellIug power
Rule 2, In coming down heavy
grades (chu ch Steps. for instance) first
class trains will move as rapidly Us safe
iy will allow; but all accommodation
trains will proceed slowly and stop fire.
qucnlly, to allow people to step on the
trains Caution. however, is necessary
in starting up while people are so en-.
gagged, 10 prevent accidents.
HUE , All traius to be held up at
the crossings All empty flats" stand.
rug on the -'sidiogs" at the time should
be switched uti.
Rule " hen three or more trains
are proceeding ia company, they should
always move side by side. aud on no ac.
count whatever change their postum
Trains approaching from the Opposite
direction must keep out OF the way
THIS rule is imperative.
Rule 5 II It is desirable to attach
fiat TO moving uain, speed should
be- slackened aud signals given by blow
inE. The fat" viii respond by throw.
away its cigar, twrline its mustachc
aud eleyaiing MS hat The answering
il smile which signifies "oouple " Al
tel, coupling" the combined Train will
proceed ve'y slowly-very.
bv mder If FASHION, Pres't.
\. LANoDE, Gen Supt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
why Mott

And we ask, Why? Why should
newspapers hasten to condemn to COM
mend, to whitewash or to besmear?
We are led to make these enquiries by
the appearance of some personal notices
made by our cotemporaries upon can.
didates for Office. 10 the first place it
is not good policy to ignore the strength
of an adversary. and very much poorer
policy to undervllue his qualifications.
or to say that he possesses none at all
to enable him to disc barge the duties OF
the office for which he is runnin-, pro.
vided he should be elected Good
common sense is often better than ed.
uca,iou for practical use, especially
where education is not accompanied
Is good sense.
Again. it is idle to suppose that men
are very often found running for office
with no fitness whatever for the same.
And, even ifthey were, it is poor policy
to attack them op the eve Of an election,
since any detise.hn under such circuu.
stances. only serves TO create sympathy,
aud undue severity never fails to arouse
that sympathy.
Ga the other hand. inordnate praise
has -, adency to disgust. since none
are perfect, and good or Ill fortune in
lite has made men what they really are
in nine cases out of zen. Why then
sh, uld we either commend nr cuudemn!
Noue are so good but that others are
better. aud none so vile 6pt I, hat others
arc worse better in some respects
worse in others. Why not state facts
fairly, aud admit facts fairly, and let
the people make the most of them? II
seem, to US that this would be the bet.
ter way, aud it is the course that we
shall pursue, leaving others to take
their own. Candidates for Office ore
not gods Tor Us to worship, nor yet
bruteS Tor US 10 condemn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
Trimbelle.

sEIr. 3O.-The political sky is
cloudy.
Mrs. Frsfklin Otis is quite i'll.
Fall blowing is progressing rapid.
ly.
M. b. Williams has returned from
Chicago.
VIM Preston aud Rosapna Keezer
were married last Sunday.
--E. P. Smith has recovered from
sickness Of four weeks duration.
There was 'social party" at
Prestgn's lasl NJ uday evening.
Jack Moore is still running for
Sheriff. and "ilncle Aaron" is out for
Coroner.
- John Green has been under the
weather for week past. He is now
recovering
Edwin r. Reed has fine field of
potatoes From four rows. six rods in
length he recently dug twenty bushels
of good merchantable potatoes.
A special school meeting in dis
irict No. 3, is called Oct 3. Things
were so muddle1 at the regular annual
meeting that the record" signifies
notbing.
Notices are up for special town
meeting. to be held on Saturd ~ OF
next week, at 9O'clock A NJ, the oh.
iecr of which is to vote an appropriation
If money on Thurston Hill. The same
proposition has twice been voted down
this year.
There is small spotted calf in
VI. b Williams lot, on Sec. Is. T.
26, r. Is restrained on account OF
its appetite for milk. and lis propensi-
~ to suck all the cows found running
at large. 1t is "slray."
[Query Is that calf running for a
county office? IF so he is all right.
md should no longer be deprived Of
his hberty.]
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02

ges ton for your farmers, now wheat is
so very low?
Formerly dairy farming was mostly
on billy farms Now nearly every far
mer has from five to thirty cows; the
milk is mostly sent TO the factory. A
lady told me that during the month OF
My tn milk of seven teen c, WIS brought
them 1923. Apples aud grapes are
plenty, also peaches and pears. And
now let me ask what has become Of the
JOURNAL? Will You please send ore.
Yours &c. -
THE JOURNAL has been regularly
mailed, and we think it is on the way
thither. II is no wonder that there is
pressing demand Tor it, since il ha |
become a household necessity, aud it is
welcome visitor to all who have made
its acquaintance Ems
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
Trenton.

SEPT 19-flusking Bees are in or.
der
IS. A. Porter was recently mar.
ried
"A +. Morrlson's blacksmith shop
Is in full blast.
The late rains have delayed
lhreShlng somewhat.
-Jno. Eaton lately bad his skia
stolen. This makes two he has lost.
= Ed. Boustead is agent for the
Walker Wishing Machine. H. claim,
that it Is the beet out.
New corn IS 55ots per bushel,
while wheat is 80. Which pays tn
best 10 raise! We say corn.
Trenton has 3 saw mills, 3 wind
mills, 3 thrishng mtchiues, 3 schoo
houses. 3 maids, 3 bachelJrs, aud 80
Soldiers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02

When the Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Company went back on that
grant, or it, chances for obtaining II, we
were not only willing, but glad to have
the North Wisconsin, or any Other
company that would build the road, gel
the same. From that day to the pres.
ent we have said not one disparaging
word. And, more than tins. when the
North Wisconsin had fairly won the
grant, We babe them welcome, and ouly
regretted that few policy" legislators
had seen fit to tack on to it what we
deemed to be very improper incum.
brances. We entertain the same feel.
lngs, and the same opinion still. II
Tie North Wisconsin aud the Chicago
q Pacific AIR Line Companies build
those roads, as they undoubtedly wall,
BY all means give them that graut Ut.
trAmmeIed by any adverse conditions.
We do not believe an extension by
Congress TO b. necessary; aud. If il
shall be found necessary. we FULLY be.
lelve it will be made. W. want the
roads bullt, and We propose to act in
perfect good faith with the companies
that build them The grant belongs
to the ST. Croix Valley, aud quite too
long, have the settlers of the Valley
suffered ia consequence Of delays, or
rather disasters. III disposing of il
Now that it is disposed of, let US make
ihe most of it. Because Pierce county
tailed TO be directly benefited 10y it, Is
not Il good reason why We should grum.
bic While we were uni, rlunale in not
securing road to the Mississippi, let
Us rejnice that our neiehbOrs have been
more fortunate, aud aid them to the ut
most ~ our power to secure the prize.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02

JAY COOKIES creditors want Ia
know, you know 1sey would like to
have the trustee furnish a statement Of
the assets. Jay Cooke & Co., it may
be remembered, was the firm that start
ID the panic last ia and vent to the
dogs Some people. creditors, are era.
~ enough to think they ought to know
how the concern is getting a,Ong -
Chicdg0 Past 4, Mil
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
TIE River FALL! JOURNAL.

A WEEKLY HEWST APER,
rrII,ITp KNIHY iRIAY, FIRMS, Sl.26
JOURNAL AND AT VANCE cNE YEAR
TO CNE AIDRESs, Sc CASH IN ID
VANCE.
Local Edition Joarnoi 4 Adrdnce. pub
iished every F1dOy, 81 gear, cash in ad
vance.
A. MORSE & SON Proprietors.
JeB PRINTING
OF every descrirti' y exc uied OF short no.
flee. neat ard at reasonable prices. % :
VIC, on Main Street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for IL. w. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for St. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want good and cheap
Root, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1l-30 BURHYTE Bros.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
forest MILLS.

Ry FRAsK HUoT One mile below the
village Of Trimtelle A fair share ofpat-
cpags 10 respectfully solicited. 1890 ly
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
Maiden Rock.

SEPT. 28.-Lake calm.
Potato bugs on the tramp.
Winter wheat is looki.g thrifty.
Oats are 10 dema L d, but seem to
DC scarce.
-f.arge masses of floating bark are
on the lake.
MIR. George Barton is doing good
work on our treets.
MIR. Homer White has taken the
place of Mr. V. Clifford in the firm
formerly known as Merrill & Clifford
= Mr. Dana Clifford's residence wa>
visited some time since. by some lishr
fingered individual. Consequently Mr..
e. is now minus a splendid repeater.
Last night the Pepia brought Il
their homes, Mr.. Trumbnll and daugh-
ter, aud Mrs. II. l. Hubbard Mr.
Trumbull aud daughter have been I,
"the east" Mrs. Hubbard has been
spending a few weeks in Illinois while
recruit. ing her health. To all we say
welcome home.
That black hear has put in its APP
pearance again. This time it was seen
by Thomas Morgan neat Rush River.
lie says thar it was large one, not
weighing less than four hundre
pounds. Mr.. NJ. has purchased rife
anu is now ready to meet brun again
Look out for burglars On last
Saturday night the store owned BY
Merrill & White was broken into by
thieves. They gained aSmittance by
removing a window pane from rear
window of the building, which enabled
them to remove the window fastening
ard thereby entered. The money
drawer was ransacked. aud some cloth.
ing taken; bur how much is not known
We earnestly hope the perpetrator'
may be brought to justice.
Pursuant 10 Appointment, Super
iulendant K !, Reed held an examiu.
alton ia this place, on last THURSDAY
ana Friday. There were hut eight ap
piicants for certificates. of which, ont
passed satisfactory examination fol
first grade certificate; one for second
grade; two for full third grade; two fol
third grade, good for Elk months, and
two were rejected. The standard for
granting third grade certificates was
fixed at go per Ct. although hunted
third grade, were granted 10 those aver.
aging OYER 50pcr ct. The examination
was Of exceeding interest, and, we think
effeclually proves that Prof Reed is
the right man ia thi r'sht place
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02

SiJvtR CREEK, n. Y. Sept. %, 1874.
MlssRs Els, After sojourn Of
seventeen years III the st Croix Valley,
here We are among the hills OF sold
Chaulauqua" county We lett River
Falls, on Tuesday evening the Stb,
about 6 clock, aud on Thursday at
noon we were 10 Dunklrk. This being
au old settled country unlike the BUSY
West" there are but few changes
Laud here is worth from one huojred
TO one hundred aud twenty-five dollars
per acre.
St. CrOix Valley farming, aud farm.
iug here arc very different. Here they
do no; make speciality OF any Que
thing, bat raise little % almost every
thing for which ihey 6nd a ready mar,
ket. Would not that be q good sug.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02

STEiM on CANALS. go Steam on our
canals seems to be- an accomplished fact
Six boats are now plying on the Erie
canal aud twelve Others will shortly be
ldde5, all capable Of making the "trip
from New York to Buffalo in FIVE days.
Il Is believed that the grain trade Of
the fall will DO considerably affected By
the increased cheapness or ,rausporta.
uon.- Scientific American.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02

TnIs Is how it happened down il
Southwest Missouri:
He found = rope. and picked il up.
And with 10 walked wsy.
II happened that 20 roiher end
A horse was biicbed, they say.
They found a tree, an tied the rope
Unto swinging limb.
II happened that The other end
Was somehow hitehed to him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-02
MASON WORK.
G.. G.. Knowles

g.. g.. knowles
Does all kinds Of Mason Work, in
sluding Stone. Brick, clustering,
Putting n Cisterns, etc.
WILL FURNISH MATERIALS
II DESIRED.
Work done with promptness, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
River Falls, Wis 4e.sm
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

City Works or himself Tho former had been IN ADahy
during the session OF the Legislature looking ator ] @
own interests. He however was not there repre-
| sented lie had teegraphed to Albany ior the WAs
OF the Charter amendments. ana wouid oouotieSs re
The nrncpal subject Of discussion yesterday, before
the Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen was ne d m tb
OF tho amendments the Charter paS,eu W Inc
Legislature at its late session. Alderman h'on"i"'o"
1 T Te Lsyatarc in the last hou last dy o s'e
.eson p.ssei ses of Amendments ne Chef
BROOK N without reading the either llonse several Of
concerning the pnrpor Of when ihe common 00ah 'Hi '
sr5 Tt the Ciers Of thus board be and he hereby directed
to TO- p5og so b the same be referred Committee Law
Fnance With the Mayor ana con,Tosr w1o are b % ssoS
10 his Erceency Dix snl o 70 this oltl IN "nthI m ,,,
going andssouon to his Brceen tbs Hoorno VIZ % e
request Board that he delay action on ihe o 70 @
lion from the City Ocers hereby appointed to EXAMINE
long debate followed the Introduction Of the reson,
tons Alderman Ropes opposed their passage, ne h na
were Affected by The passage Of the amendment He
offered amendment that inc Clerk DC a..nO tand
send for a COPY OF the amendments as they SIAM
After further discussion the amendment was passed
Tho Committee OF one Hundred met last nlgnti niI,
meetng should be called 10 consider specially the sub
ject of the charter amendments lne hncsJ
The Department, he said have been reuuoeu;;
lie thoIT@ht public conf ience in the Board OF
Health would not be increased II IL Us cn'ngce u, ce
as S p sgbect before the Governor signs the
bill lie had not been able to ascertain ueunlog ~. t
the amendments were from inc mehoorS toDv " terms
Albany Col. Johnston spoke IN uePrccaro' ePr of the
Of the amendment curtalllng tue PO"ct,9 .hronab
Mayor, which he said was ru'neu 'lion '"i A..
during the last moments OF the session. session, it a.
other amendment was passed 10 a,ow a,ow isg Jsg
officers become members OF the Legisiatde uisO' 80
He thought the Committee should take acTUn % S oyad
tighten the Governor the subject A. j. Perry ioyeu V
that a committee OF nine members be appointed lor tI m
purpose. Mr. Eschwege moved that tho GoV@eFnor @ tT IN
TeGiesed to withhold his signature from tue D until
he could be examined Ihn was p1SSeG Seet
ing to be held on Friday night also prevailed
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
RAILROAD REORG4NIZ4TON.

SYNOPSIS OF ONE OF THE LATEST PLANS
A number of persons have been inspecting
tho Midland Railroad with view to ascertaining its
condition and value Several schemes OF reorganiza-
tion have been proposed by those interested. The
following is a synopsis of OF the latest plans with
explanations:
This plan recognizes the necessity OF providing for the
discharge OF the receivers certificates (Which may
railroad with the MOntcair Railway by construction OF
tho Railroad from MiddetOwn 10 the NeN-Jersey state
line. provides therefore, that after sale under fore
closure the new Company shall issue new nrs mortgage
bonds, follows:
FIRST Preferred First Mortgage Bonds not exceeding
$4,000 proceeds of which (at IS per cent To bondhold
es ANA S7t ohers shall be devoted TO retiring such
OF the receivers certificates cannot DO otherwise
funded to completion or railroad ana 10 payment or
necessary expenses.
second: General FIRST Mortgage Bonds. not exceeding
$4,000 per mile OF track OF completed railroad Except
lnR nm additional 81 100000 needed for terminal
mort bonds, with coupons funded, including that
maturing January, 1876 and the remainder be used
In retiring such OF the receivers certificates be
funded, and In putting the railroad I'm complete
peted track OF the Western Extension divided
pro rata among the holders OF present Western ENoh
sion bonds lnOuuns 10 about % per cent oI tho ou'
standing Western Extension bOnd4l.
The plan noXt provides that % holders or second
Mortgage bonds First Income per cent bonds are y, DC
Issued, Win coupons funded until those matutlnk @
J. ls' aud 70 holders Of Equipment, Consonat'u' aiu
Western Extension bonds, Second Income peI, cent
bonds with coupons funded until those maturing Nay l,
1873 tho Western Extension bonds prlt. IS, SS % gu
with the amount OF General Donds recSNou %
Provision Is made give these Income 0onuS, u tnu
order, the advantage Of any nortsaxo hone
placed on tho railroad these bonds are also convert
iba into Preferred stock The pan iafthoI plosoos
vr the Issue Of per CENT Preierod stVcA W ulsoeueu
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

creditors ard 10 First Mortgage tho exfens
Of no Der cent OF their funded Coupons and for the ssps
OF common stock to the subscribing towns. &c. at par
and ro holders OF nOninteret bearing convertible bonds
ar so ner cent Charles Bard, President OF the CONT
mental National Bank; G. ". Jordan, Cashier OF ths
Law are 10 net "a trustees 10 purchase at foreclosure
sale aud to organize the new company WIN power 70
barmonize ali interests, and the enlarged Commttes
may make any changes in the plan necessary 10 Insure
such harmony The subscribers are 20 deposit their
bonds with these trustees whO are place them with
Trust Company and certificates Tor lc same Ia
proper shape To make them negotiable.