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NERVE lNQuleTUDE AND jTS REMfDY

Ncstlcsa nerves, Al least those TINT arc cnn,t,,,
1y 10, nre weak ones as we'll, Tbo ttro .s~ y.
tranquI!tze them thoroughly Il 10 strengthen th.,
It may BE-. nay It very ofscn Is necessary IN h,1.
recourse TO scdative or even an pptatc. IN ~,
ccroue cases Or norrons tnquietude. but ihe eon.
to he deprecated. Though nut, il d rett,ie.!,
senae, q specific for nervousness, lyn1tetf.tsss
Stomach nttteEs IL cmlnently calculated 10 III,
corded expercnce OF many Goes 10 aubsisnt,ts H.
This tneatimablc tonic, By promoting d|gest,on'
assimilation, md secretion. touches the thrss
organs depends, and the result /, that resn sto..'
Of vitality ARC dil1uscd throus, The syateu. '' a.
which the ncsree receive their duu appoftlonmentt'
and grow TRANQUIL - they gathef a,reneih H-7
, 1879-02-20
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

The North Chicago Collector turnsd 5000
into the County Treasury yesterday.
The Committee on Public Charities visited the
Insane Asylum yesterday to receive goods.
To-day ts insane day tn the Counsy Court, bu.
for the tlrst time IN two rcars there IL not SIN
glc case to try.
T1r Grand Jury yesterday passed on numer-
OILS petty cascs, uni returned twelve indict-
mcnts Into cotrt. Among the indictments wis
one ngatnst ]. c. Richards, charging him With
having obtained MopcY u,itler false prctepses.
The Jury ud}oltErt at 3 o'clock, leaving several
cases and number Of witnesses waiting to bo
heard.
There were numerous inquiries for coun-
not ready Tor delivery. There Is no
Longer anv doubt that all Of the bonds
will be readily sold At par, but the indications
are that they wt he sold Il, IN anal amounts: :
will probably bo ready for delivery In day or
two.
The Committee nu Town md Town Accounts
passed UPON largo batch Of bills for outdoor
rcicf yesterday, aud gave all close scrutiny.
1t was found that so1ne OF tlte sunervlspIs ~
the outside towns had been dealing out suits Of
cluthlng, rubber boots, a1ld such things to their
pa,tpcra, a,ld some OF the bills wcro rejected.
All Of tue bills from Lemout were laid over
penaing Tic Investigation going on there on the
port from Col. Brown.
Some days ago batch Of forty executions on
forfeited bombs from the Justices Courts vcrc
given to Sheriff Hoffman for COLLECTION, md
yesterday the Deputies towhom they were given
reported. They Weee unable to find most Of
tho ho,tsmen. ut.d more thai half Of the nutn-
ber had been asccrta!ued to be entirely WORTH
less. They found tint persons Ind been taken
on bonds without e7cn go much rs their resi-
Jeuec being required, und tho casGs In which
svhcdulen llal bccn cxactcd were very rare. One
person on bond for $500 was found tu hare
gone to Arizona aim' taken the individual for
whom he hrcan,e surety with him, u1s1 thcru
| inui negligence uf tile JUSTICES in such matters,
| such as tile taking Of bo1Ids anl releasing OF
criminals when tic bondstnen must hayu been
known to be without property or standing tu
Inct, the Sheriff appears satisfied TINT some q!
| The Justiccs i,agc been ACCEPTING bonds with nc
greater ambition than to get the ice attached
| thereto.
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crossed tnc nvonuc, and. nuother iast
as hy turned into vacant lot on Ha1.i.ou
street; Tho latter tool; effect entering Fox's
polnt Just aboyr tlna knee. Tho bullet then
dropped down his pants leg. iato his alloo.
Gnlyu was quite notorious In police circles some
years a9o' bit has not figured extc1sivsl! o. ,,, r.
e,lstodian undcr cx.sharIir Kern, was
caught for tic robbery nj Lille Dean,
In Harry Noblnson's Bnloon. on Fourth avenue.
1{c 10 under Indictment for the oaensc. lhe
hts character. Fox is pretty well known to tho
police, md when he Ii In town Is continually
being run in for TagEant bT the police. What
WIS he shot for ~ qncrtctf reoorter at the
he Is q thief, ana Is wantcl With
John Maloncy, now In durnnro for breaking
tall Mt Richmond, VA, was the nnawer: 1t ar.
pears thAt Maloncy und Denny 1scdtfcn wcre
caught md sentenced to five years cacil md
Tiny broke jail. md there Il staudlnE oiIcr o1
$50 reward for each Of them.
THE nunGLAn's CARNIVAL.
burglars sti!l continue TO tsks eesas'onsl
tricks, and since thu haul frun C. T. schacfcr's
sss; ssss q SS M Was % o 'ssEEE m Es svs ss ssss
entered one evening while the family werc
NJ We're 'Pnssii Pasei Soes'' the 'front.' ts:ss. txsss
Iae.ssR snoSE md s & osss s wo9h y9d u toFeSy sntg
aud irwelry stolen. Again last Saturday some
thief cxpretinc to make good haul st1ecceds. ::
II stea1 Hug valtse frunl tic buggy ot Il. n.
l[isRlnbt,thanl, the head cmnloyc Of Ficldt
Letter IL Co., but, to tho sorrow Of tho in
tlustrous thief, the vnlsc contained unly notes,
insurance n,,d other paprrs Of no possible itse to
any one but the owner, antl got FOR hia trouble
only few triokcts, worth, reShnps, $40. The
Thursday night preceding the residence Of
james Drake, No. Adj West Atlaula street,
was entered sln1e tile faulty were at sup.
per by band Of cliinbers, who gained
entrance by placing laaller that was lying tn
the yarl to Second story window. About $i95
worth OF property was stolen. Monday night
the plumbing And Eas.tlttlHg stop uf j. l.. Pat
tcrsuu, No. 81 Randolph strcct, was entered
bv u burglar. VINO prcd opcn a door
with . jimmy md helped himself to
about 800 worth Of fixtures. Joseph Fitch, ot
Shanahosn, VIII County, yesterday called ut
polite headquarters and oler places In the cits
to enter complaint tllat hu had been robbed BY
burglars OF about $500 in cnsh, md that the burg
lars undoubtedly concoctetl tleis scheme 10 thit
city. lie wants them caught.
, 1879-02-20
THE CITY-IIALL.

The CITY Treasurer received S3,5i0S9 IN cash
yesterday.
About $50 was received on account Of licences
yesterday.
Four cases OF scarlet fever were reported yes
terilay at tho Health Department.
Thc disbursements by tho Treasurer Yesterday
were about $500. Tie scrip disbursements "ero
about $3.50
Collector Ayrcs turned Into the Treasury
yesterday s2,fls2i, md Collector Miller ST.
447.94, oil in scrip.
The City Collector received about $4,000
yesterday on the special assessment for tho
Widening OF State Street.
Mr.. j. D. Cook. Chief Engineer md supcrtn-
tcndrnt Ut tho Water Works Of Toledo, Mr..
George W. Merrill, the City Clcrk, and Chrs
Woofltcr, cx-Chicf uf thc Toledo Fire Depart
mcnt, we're on visit 10 Mr. Hcnncr yesterday.
, 1879-02-20
LOCAL POLITICS.


,....r -. nut, t. wv,
a meeting OF citzehs u Inc 4hlEicepth Ho1a
opposcu 10 the rec!ectiou Of Al1. Thompson |
was ncld at Tammany Hall last evening" There
,,or. ,ho,,t, H,,v rnrenrs ,rc.ent tI,n rnoat NJ
whom wcte Nepnb'scans. oat TIC DenlocFacy
and nll 0ther parties Ind representation. In
fuct, 1t was claimed that It was m outpouring Of
rIt}zcns wI,ho,,t rernrd tn marty md, an far ma
,1, ,, :. ,.. ,,n, 49,, .h.I.
tic pFoecea'f'es sao"eo, u was s"cl'' al'o .ne1F
enthusiasm WINS only curbed ny tic fact tl!"t the
plastcrins OF the hall was Oh tho eve Of fall
fnu oF.
rrho .,o,,tro ,v,a cn,,ed ,, oracr at q nrct,cl,
,, @ 's'"s ~ "as .,, ,.s.a,s ,ra 1s,. .e,-a
Will " u" uAon III LIZ enah' tHc itet 9pc"acs
was Mr.. Emunerts, who spent bis cloqucncc In
replying to su,nc of tl.r speeches he Ind heard
p,ni, In Ati. Tl,o,nuson,s dctensc. ind in cly-
..n .a,,s ,r,,. In st,nr1ti m, ho r..n,.,t"1
ing feaaons WY Nv onouiu no' W i.siss.sa'
among Which "as it'at no haa haVcf doho my
thing for the ward, md stood pledged. II re-
F~sa,a fnir1t fo,,owcd IN s1,owfpr rhv A,1.
rhnnnsan tn.,,'d mt bo returned % ta tie t Cam.
lno'psoa suoa ', III "ps W ~ , - .'s uou
garb that stsbo0o had becn appropriated for
nui,,,,np school.ho,tses In the ward. which had
nrrer bccn uscl, nu,l went on to maintain that
..,' w." -. 49, 49,, ~ IN ~. .,,a. .. ,".a
thls was In the lace Of the met Unit tue late
Superintendent Of Schools hn'l said that no
other ward tn the city was In grsatcr need
Of Increased school facilities. Eighty per
cent ot Inc appropF1atlnhs, ne sasu, nau oceh
rO1{cctcd,-enuugll 10 ercct the buildings de-
s[rcf-aml Il It was not in tho Treasury II ought
In bc. and tic wards representatives should
Iov. errn tint IL wna mi, tuisnunrnnrIntrtI
Hmmtrcas pf children were nut al schuOl. unI
lin mast ri tiru,. for wnnk Of acculnnudntipn
cnnlI nnty attend n milf Il tiay. Itu tho,lrht thr
citizens oyft to cali tlle Councils attention to
the condition of affairs, and also the Board OF
Educatiot,. ~
Mr. Co,as.nck followed In dcnunc!at,on Of
| Aid. Tion,pson's inactivity In luo,i,Ig to tho
wants OF tic ward Iu lc matter uf schools ind
sewcrs md tnslstcd .lat his cUntl,let na been
grpss outrage on ll,e pcopie, u,ul tlu,t he lad
nnbliseI trir c0n(tdcncc. ulul, therefore, should
not be- rc.cicctru,
Nr. Hayca wus tue next speaker, and WIGS we'll
armed With t1Lusct, He review ed lie upprDprt-
atons l1r several years iast. showing t1at IN
/ 1870 an! loIb ihu maEu had Btuou on equality
with other Wnrlls, while III 1871 It only rot. for
, 1879-02-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW York, Feb. 10.-Arriysd, steamship
Ilelyctia, from Liverpool.
GLASGOW, Feb. lO-Asrlyed, steamship An
chora, from New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Feb. 10.-Arived, tho
Indiana, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0.-Arrivcd, the Minnesota,
from Boston.
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 10,-AErived,
steamer Cheyenne, from Panatnn.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Feb. lD.-Arr!ved, 1ndi-
atla, from Liverpool,
, 1879-02-20
PENTECOST.
nEYtYAL sEHYICE9 LAST NIGHT.

REVIVAL sEHrIcEs LAST NIGHT.
Tie attendance last night at the rcaiyae scrV-
fees conducted by sicssrs. pentecost and Steb-
hips. n, thc First Congregational Church. corner
~ a,v, wa., wos,.,n,,, m snd Ann s,r.o,s wos mi
ol west washington hha A"h 6tfeels, was nos
as lnrgc as ou tho preceding evening, 1or which
the weather doubtless was responsible. The
~ ,'yn,,, "AmG n soldier of t},c crossi,, rhc
o. "Sm.,' a,h hel'',t ~, u '"c e'usst LUZ
Nov' .M'. teh'eeost '"en oHeseu p.'Ses'
and the congregation sang the hymn
ur vim !, 3he .t,Ir hc,nr lcf hv Mr.. g,rnh,ns.
~ NJ G.,ns,.,n .t.s 49,, ..,n t,,,,a.'ts.
lhe lteV' t. I. tooa"la the" roau tte 1o!1"~.n2
couple; for three ncphews, from an uncle; for
a father. from n sou; for two brothers, from, n
1s,ss,a, sts..r. for ~ .,,,,'otcd man, ,or ,vo
enes.lnn s!s1cs' iol ua sraea'eu ~ % wv" .os ~
several sabbash.school sctolars who had With
lrawu from, tho scnool, from q teacher; for two
I,ssn1u,c hro,bcr,. fron, n slater: for n youn.
,s.a1 ,as, s',,.,.a VITA. ~. s,,,ri,r Ill.,.
sielan, once member OF the church; for a
Mr, Goodwin then prayed that ali tho aboye
ncotjoucu md nil others outside The foll
might be- brought to s sense ot te,r sinulness'
Ihc hyun' "Jesus' M s 5oyes OF o my sou!n ,sas wv
then SUNG. anu Ar. : leniccost announced tnat
r'''
won!u c!9sc .ie %osK IN ~ tl1e f.tat Gonesegatlon
o. Chnrell, except as 20 1lc service OF next sun
aaY hlglt' ~ nopea tnat , tne.e M w"ul! 90 a.,
Mrs: stelblIs tl!cn sang tslhe beautiful hymn,
"mhat "lll % lisavct' iof me-"
The ltev. a1r. le'iseeost fleh called Intention
to tho nlneteciisA chapter OF Mating" nl'd the
| twentY.lltta y, verse: VINO tIlcn ean bc
saycaf LUIS question, sa1u the speaker,
haul been asked wh1n tile Lord was ta1k-
t'i5 With rlr1 yuuuE l1!an, WHO Went
A"Ay sofrowiu!, oceuusc !ioA llal tola 'lll1
TO sell wllat he hau mi! give II lhe pour.
Christ llat ea!d That 'twcre easier Tor camel 10
70 through ti!: eve ol ncetilo tllnn 1nr rieh
!ni! to cutter lieayet. TIC ttisgtoles hui askGd,
"Who tlcn ean be savcdf II wAs nut the
/ nurnose ol llle spcakcr 10 lux about r!ch
men, hut to say What pecplo could be
saved, IN ahswcTs taken 1ra!ll Tie BLDG.
"For w1osoevcr h!ia1! call upon tho
name o! tho Lurd ahnll bo saved" a must
u'lsaz(tg statement. a dew Or Grcek, rich tIr
| uuur llan, elucntcl Or iEuorant man, nctu un!y
Gull npon TIC 1'an'e ot tlr l.orl and ha would
ba savet. Might nut everybody nnl anybody
DO save.l right nwayt 'Of course. Did !te nE-
Hlenre ,'ei,ere III II oHe went by i!v Word of
GU1, ho MAS houni to bclieyu T.. Jesus aalA to,
and thu Grcat Alustlu sn!d !tr Who WIS lhn
| losdt .cslls WIS tho l.orl. To eAll
upon lhn Lorl did not lncnN to
muku believe. Two men went ,uto tho
tcinpis to Prny,-onu PhuIlseo, the other n
Publican. The lAtter satd, "Gul, bo mercifnl
to nle s!Hner." Ihat Was culln!s upon tic
Lord, md The shining Publican VIA saved. lhs
trouble with 'nost E'cuple was tint tley did NOT
hrlitVe the dortrsnes ot tbs Eraca Of ttw. lhe
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wnrtl King, Treasurer. These nro tho old
officers.
Elevator A has given notice that, beginning
tomorrow, rites will be reduced to ona-hatt
cent sa,a asne dor sranster rttin ". Ve a"ys
turo, wns held to be constitutional by the Grim
tnal Court to-day. TIM scupers take It to tho
Supreme Court On an agreed statement Of facts,
, 1879-02-20
WABASH.
INDIANAPOLIS,

80t704 U13FdscH n 7HS 1f14HHa'
IAD1AAApoL1s, Ind., Feb. 10.--The annual
election Of the Indianapolis & ct. Louis Road
was held to-day. The following officers wcra
chosen: Il. u. Hustbust, President; 4. B. Ne
Cluse, Superintendent; John Q. hoyes. General
Fteight Agent; Russell Elliott. Auditor; Ell.
, 1879-02-20

of tho Heavenly Lumb. Dlcsscdwcro they who
were making themselves ready.
The congregation was dtsmssed With tho!
bencs1ict[on. After service tho usual number OF
inouIrcrs rcmatnctl for counsel Md ndylcs,
, 1879-02-20

sonc religious excitement, disappointed love,
physical or mental dIecasc, Is 4 aubjcct for the
County Physician to decide.
, 1879-02-20

McnAN 17th hIs1...S-~s.---.4. H..
hnFsl!. ~ ts iscv. Father r. +. CsiSasnSf rsirett
Ehtrn.n. "'' M" s'tss Jnit Deal 81
II Y. 1.ouls AHd Sew orlc.u. rane,s n,.,..
, 1879-02-20


Sptefai Disaatch to 1hs 7rfbunA
KEuKuK, la., Feb, lO.-Arranecn1ents hayo
been made for extending the st. Louis, Keokuk
& Northwestern Railroad from C'arksy'lle, No.,
It's present southern terminus, to 81. Louis.
Tic road will br luilt IRON ClarksYillc 10 Dur
tlcnnc, and from That place to st. Louis. 4
contract for tracknga has been entered into with
tic St. Louis, Ka,lsaa City d Northern hallway.
Work will be commenced About tho middle Of
March, and tho road completed to st. Louis bY
the 1st Of July. The nauo of tho road Inns been
clapgcl to The kcokuk 4 st. Louis Line. Con.
tracts hayo also bccn nlalu for extending the
Missouri, Iowa Il Nebraska Railroad from Cen
trcyille, H., to Corytlon. la,, distance Of twol,-
t,-suyea miles. Iho road wall be finished to
CurytIoM BY tho middle ut juno. That city has
Succeeded In raising Sti5.000 by taxation aud
otherwise to Gccuro the extension.
WABASH.
TOLEDO, o., Feb 10.--Atthc annual meeting
of tho stockholdars Of the Wabas,, Railway
Company, held to-day, tllcso were 10 $50 shares
Of stock represented, md tho following gcntfe'
mon were unanimously elected Directors for tt,e
ensuing year: e. X. Garrison, Cyrus W. Fleld,
John Humphrey, William n. Bas, james
D. Co'Catu, D. a. I.indley, II. 4. II. Post. W'l-
tam Il. Garrison, all as Now Yorki A. L. Hop
kins, Toledo; i. N. Billings, Gc0rgu L. Dun-
lai,, ChlcaRu; Charles RdgGly, sprtnv1cld. Ill.
port undo to tic Stockholders shows the not
earnings Tor tue past year to hayd been el,5543,
O0t. or IN increase uvey the preceding ycar oi
7,Q0U
, 1879-02-20
ITEMS.

lLEhS$
Mr. W. B. Strong, Vtce-Prcstdcnt and General
Manager OF thc Atchson, Topeka Il snnta Fo
Railroad, Is IN thu city. The object OF ts visit
u!arly for the new Leatlyitlo extension, which Is
being pushed rapidly towards completion.
The gross earnings OF tho Chicago, Burlington
&Qutncy Railroad Company for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1875 were S'4, 1l3, ,50320, inereaao Of
$1,0A,2i}.67 over those of 1917; expenses,
$7,eit, l05J3, m increase Of ss3i,l59.7v; uet
earnings, 8,472,oo743, 10 increase Of sIo9,-
25G.83.
The Chicago Railway Association, consisting
Of the General Ticket md Passenger Agents Of
tho various roads centerng In this ctty will hold
its regular monthly meeting Mt its room in Ash
land Block todny. Tie principal subtcc. to
CONC bcfore the meeting viii be tho disturbed
condition OF tho East-bouHd passenger rites.
An effort viii no doubt be made to havc the
difficulties settled, but there Is hardly pros
pcct that anything can be accomplished without
the aid Of the General Managers OF the Eastern
luctuatc between $18 to $20 from Chicago to
Now York. The cuts arc all made by the roads
direct, mud III commissions arc paid to scalpers
and outsde parties.
Tile regular monthly meeting Of tho South
westera Railway Association will be held at the
GrAnd !pa,:itlc Hotel In this city Wednesday,
Feb. 20. This meeting will bn Of morc than or
dinury 3intescst, as the question OF readjusttng
the PERCENTAGES to the various roads In fhc As
sociatldn will comc up for consideration. Tho
Chicago Il Alton will dcn,antl a larger percent
| ago than it has had heretofore, owinE to the
| construction Of an independent limo from Mex
leo, NO., to Kansas City. The Wabash Railway
will also demand larger percentages Of tho
| business owing to It's closer working arrange
| s1,cnt with the St. Louts, kansas CITY & North
| crn and the Missouri raeilc Railroads. It will
take hartl work to harmontzo the various con
ascthig interests; but It IL the general opinion
| Lllat ali difficulties will be antcabiy nrranged
and The pool TO Missouri River points continued
, 1879-02-20

Wyeth' editor Of the journal and a,1,.,o..
lnd'anapo'is of'lc!a.ed on the prc.ena ase'at' Of
e'te OF tue city. Tho presents wc,o n,na, ~ h'
and costly. The happy couple bavo u,ae'oas thu sa
, 1879-02-20

SUPERIORITY.
~, ~ :. seknowscdsed BY chemists and nh,,,.,.
putnst In ihe market. ''4"acts are ths
, 1879-02-20

NHw YonK, Feb. 1a-Tte Directors Of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Company to-
day declared d quarterly dtv!deud Of ~ per
cont on tho preferred stock, and decided TO nay
quarterly Dividends on these shares hereafter.
, 1879-02-20
HfMENEAL.
Rx.Arfuf F1}Stot~h ~ grhA YR-tA&,ua

dpeefaf Dftpasch 10 7Ae 7ffbnHa.
TuscoLA, ILL.,, Feb. l0.-The nuptl2ls Of DR..
George Cullaway, one Ut our leading physicians,
a,,,l Miss Em,nu. daughter of l.. j. Wycth, onu
Of the most substantial retired farmers OF tho
county, wcru celebrated at the rcatdence Of the
BRIDES parents IN this city. The Rev. W N.
, 1879-02-20
WABASH AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL
EARNINGS.

The Now York Eptning Post OF the 18th has
tho following 10 regard to the joint freight
business Of the Wabash and Illinois Central
Railroads during tho gear 1873:
VIC hive obtained from tue Office OF the Illinois
fre,sht Sssina.; cone Jon y ths Wscasb aua itnois
Central lines during tbp year lH7B. The total
{{sHht farca y tho alo
an tho totai freight earned upon business sent by
the Illinois Central to St. Louis by tho way Of Wa
! easl 81 ,oo was ~ ss6' ool' oo-mak'uc both ways
T6e iiiiois e Central c;empsay r.y tat y w..
H stfat taa - r. Ta. hs :, va
Vunlal!a line with the topo Of presenting = very
lsrgc volume Of tho traaie from st. Lnuis tut
% tial' aid nd si ohio Mi.s.spp %ssaA'H reats, Sss
Mississippi R.ret, and was obliged to pool tho
business With the four other routes ,aki.g bus:
Tho traffic as tho Wnbash share. ....'
Tho Illinois Central further state. TINT all i,s
treiRht business from tue local and through ia.
was Sl8 Ola. 10; that the percentage of net earn.
lngs On this hlslncss viii BE- very much lrsa than
much a. the competition was sharp ind tho ratos
! liked upon business 10 low that tho working cx.
utc ess an g So s ssyas
II il barely possible that. il tlle Wabash Noad
adds sixth llne between 81. Louis aud Chicago.
| they may discover Aomu way Of making moro
| money out Of this business than was made by the
Two eompaalcs In 1879
CA1sPENTEK's pRONuNC1AMENTO.
Mr. Il. V. II. Carpenter. General Ticket anh
| Passenger Agent Of tho Chicago Milwaukee Il
st. Paul Rasroad, has Issued the following cir
cular announcing number Of changes In tho
passenger department Of his road:
| Ms, +. ". Spear having resICnca the position Of
Assistant General Ticket and Passenger Agent 10
, 1879-02-20

ttat quite low rates are n,hde BY all tic roads
TINT aru able to take new business.
THE OHIO 81 MISSISSIPPI.
A plan for tho reconstruction Of the Ohio s.
Mississippi Railroad Company has been perfect
ed by a committee OF the Company. by tho
terms Of tile agreement The Company will cancel
sl,0o0,0oo Of the bonds Of the Springfield Di-
vision held by It; the holders Of the remaining
*2,0o0,0oo bonds to cancel $3.50, 900; the next
five coupons, Including the ono due IN Apri., OF
the scconJ-mortgnge bonds Of The main lno will
be funded into ten.ycar bond, while thu hold
crs Of the lontinE Indebtedness OF the Company
will postpone payment OF their claims for few
years. The Springfield Division, which was for
ncrly tho Springfield s. Southeastern Railroad,
was bought In 1876 by the Ohio j. Mssts-
s!ppl Nailrond Company for sl,70o,000 In
bonds secured By mortgage on
the purchased road. Tic Issue Of
bonds On the division amounted to IS G00, 200,
Of which onc'tbird were retained by the Com.
pany. 1nreEard to tile propdscd reconstruction,
John Blootgaod who has been i1eutiacd closely
With The Springfield division. says the acllcme
has not yet been adopted by the several inter-
csts CONCERNED IN 1t. II must be submitted to
tho holders ol the bonds WHO may not BY will
Ing to reduce tho amount held by them, II they
should cousent to tho reduction, then the coli
sunt OF the holders Of tho sreond-norteaee bonds
to lutu llvccoupons must be ohtalucd nnd then
the holders Of tho floating debt lnuat agree to
withhold their clai.ns for two, three, Or four
ycars. The CONSENT Of all these parties tnust be
obtained before tho ,plan can be carried tnto
practical operation. Ilie refusal Of either class
OF creditors to alopt tllc provisions Of the rcco-
structton scheme will rcnier void any Agree-
| tncnt previously Inado by the ulhcrs. Nit.
Bloodgoo1 is OF tile opinion, however, that the
| plan will be adopted.
=
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-24
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