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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

THE following statement taken from
the Philadelphia Record of Tuesday last
shows that the country, in defiance of
all the bitter lessons of the past, is again
entering upon career OF reckless eX-
travagance, the end of which itrequires
no prophet to foretell:
Last week the imports at the port of New
y urk amounted To- SI3,S7g, AIS and the eX-
ports to but 3, ,2g5, 40. The first figures
represent the heaviest business of any week
OH record one of the most significant feat.
ures Of this exhibit is the fact that silks,
satins, velvets, laccs, feathers, flowers, etc,
To the valuc'Of 3, O33 3Dg were among the i'm
ports. This is going into luXurieS with a
vengeance
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

\ GOOD DEAL Of newspaper comment
has been INDUCED in during the last zen
days regarding an alleged visit Of James
r. Barr. Of the Pittsburg Post, to Mr..
Tilden, and what Mr.. j. said after he
left New York about Mr.. Tilden's can
didacy at Cincinnati. Mr.. Barr in his
paper Of Monday last arrested the further
progress Of this story. which was assum-
ing very large dimensions, by announc-
ing that he has not been in New York
during the present year of grace. and
that he has not held any correspondence
whatever with MI Tilden. After this
emphatic denial by Mr.. Barr, one may
trUthfuIiy exclaim with Falstaff, 'IIow
this world IS given to lying 80
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12
We notice that our friend and brother

WE notice that our friend and brother
quill lor pencil, as the case may be, J
George D. Herbert, who for several
months past has been editing the Mead
Vile Daily Reporter, which the Phila-
delphia Times says was a very spicy and
entertaining paper under his admins
tratiOn, has severed his connection with
that journal and returned to Sharon, his
former home. We hope. nevertheless,
to hear of George coming once more 20
the front in journalistic circles, and that
Before many days.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

THE New York Herald fund for the
relief OF Ireland amounted to S27S. .495, =
20 up 10 las. Saturday morning. In adj
dition to this liberal contribution, it is
safe to say that nearly half million OF
dollars, collected in this country through
other agencies, including the amount
received by Mr.. PaneIl, have already
been transmitted 20 Ireland. to relieve
her suffering people. OF this sum the
banking house Of Eugene Kelly & Co.,
of New York, received and sent to its
agents in Ireland, for distribution, an
aggregate amounting on Monday last to
S141.T3j. As.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

WIEN the friends of Blaine in the
different Congressional districts in this
state get through eIecting their dele
gates to Chicago, the business which is
just now eHgrOssing their earnest atten-
tiou. Don Cameron's unit rule in favor
OF Grant Will be whitfield down to a
very small stick of timber. and the
greatest effort of his life viii be to get
more than bakers dozen of his dele
gates admitted into the national conven-
tipu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

IT is a handy thing, even at the risk
of being occasionally shot at. to be an
Emperor, King, a Queen, or a Presi-
dent of d European Republic, but it is
terribly expensive to the people. The
income per day of the Emperor Of Rus
STA is $4,000 the Emperor of Austria,
$40, 600; the Emperor of Germany S.
600: the King OF Italy, $4,000; the
Queen of Great Britain, Sc, 300, and the
President of France. $500.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

ONE Of those things which no man
can ever find out is why some Of the
newspapers, notably the Harrisburg Pa
tri1t- Lancaster InteIligsacer and Altoona
iSra- never capitalize the word State
when referring to a commonwealth, and
vet invariably use capital letters when
speaking of the United States. They
are evidently not impressed with the
fact that ''what is sauce for the goose
ought to he sauce for the gander, =" and
l.ire yeTSV.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN kASsAs.-I
have for sale the Northwest Quarter Of Sec
ton -, Township ID, Range 3, 100 acres, "
ing Just four miles due south Of SaIiua all
the choicest OF bottom land; every foot can
be plowed 100 acres under cultivation 20
acres Of fine pasture post and board fence
Usage orange hedge inside of fence garden
fenced choice fruit cottonwood Cpoplar)
grove on north side two wells of splendid
water; good cistern a two story frame
house, 22X2S and kitchen. lSX2f, well built
and in excellent repair; stone milk house,
granarics, corn Glib, stabling for eight horses
etc. There are 30 acres in winter wheat.
which goes with the place. This farm Is in
a very fine state OF cultivation, and Is i'm one
of the very best neighbOrhOods i'm the country
Price, s., 500; 81 600 cash, balance in three
equal annual payments, with interest In
writing about this farm please refer to it as
No. 552. See Saliua county map in the
FREEMAN office, Oh which this farm is mark.
ed with red ink WT r. GELS.
Land j. gent, Saliua, rs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

AT Wnliamsport, on Saturday last,
Judge Cummin sentenced ten prisoners,
eight of whom were sent to the Eastern
Penitentiary. While perusing this item
the reader will probably be struck with
the fact that while the Judge is Cummin
the prisoners are going-to be punished
Tor their crimes. AIore's the pity for
the prisoners, though no doubt they all
deserve what they got, or are going to
upt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12
Gambria freeman.
ERERsBURc. pa.
FRIDAY, MARCH IL. 1880.

The ladies of Bmkeville, Va, have
announced an Easter entertainment,
the proceeds of which are to be applied
to the purchase of a new steam printing
press for Nh. Alphius Boiling, of the
South Side Sentinel Hope the disease
will become contagious and that even
the pure air of the AIleghenies will not
be proof against it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

Mr.. r. :. NESAsIIy, the C1uiG. e.--
the Printers Circular and uft-ese.-eL >
tary and Treasurer OF the Peuusy. .Fa-l- p
ltorial Association, draws picture 81
to life of the average newSDapeT T-.,.
that we cannot refrain from giving -E ll-
in our columns. Here IL is
In some mysterious way DE Ttlr -.r-
publisher is associated iu the public min. r..l
universal ueueflctur who has millions 90
ulul- In reality. Er Is a harIwnrIlIr--
with small capital guE o. large fam Dr.
compelled % pay for his household cEr ---ls
as ntheT Inl-tlls are TO De sure The
produce! few uuuleut publishers u. -.r=.
OF industry by tiut OF genius. enerlE- -.t.-
peTses erance- further aided. t- IssrT .-s--9..-
q solid lacking ut carltll-yl- -Ea E--- ....
throughout the LulrgI States are
moderate circumstance with tr-r...-. @.
wealth. who labor diligently ana -sal.Hs..
iurtheraucc OF a Profession that r..E ..F. -
marrow margin Of r-uur-"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

y CORRESPONDENT who signs him
self e. " &C. F" Cd F-lJ
would have been more appropriate-is
informed by the Philadelphia Record
that Catholic does not pay for a con-
fession Hope &C. w viii breathe
easier now that that terrible bugaboo
has been disposed of.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

Fire Hundred Thousand N'io...s-
In the past few months there has peer r..
100000 bottles Of ShfIOh's Cure sou -.-
the vast number of people who --ft -7 ..ffan
than , COO rersoDs effi-teF with Consulil- -
have been cured. All Coughs Group, ~. .-a-.-
Bronchitis yield at once. hence i = Rave q.
body speaks ia its praise. To those WY .- r---
used it let us say. ii you have 1tLA ---'. O.
child the Croup and yuu value lie. --- sHt-tf
try H. For Lame Back side or Ches-- -,-.-. s.
Porous Plaster. sold by r. J. Ll1td. -s1T
Ebeu sburU- Ia. io-lZ, .e-1.-
We have a speedy and positive suTe u. ~, n SHl
Diphtheria. Cauker-mCuth and D ea4ar .-Hs..-
LOH'S CATARRH REMEDY A ----- fssl-1
free with each bottle. Use 70 u you .e55 81 i
and q sweet hycath. Price, - cts - s-
lloyd, EbsnFburT. t--lh-'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

The Erie papers report that large
numbers of Cinnamon are passing thro'
that place on route from San Francisco
10 Boston and New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12
\ WEDDING ~ THE WOoD~.-Lle ~-1.-
Vile -. @ LlnEmart saE-

In Alexander county Miller ----=... z
oal ldsi week, "a marriage took lace HH-..
singular circumstance Az Pink LarE-. ....-
BetLc Miller were the high lr---as--a-
and T. A Hudson. Esq. performed -E.
Inc bride the groom the magistrate ..-
met ~ q certain point Iu the woods % q e. .--..
ol the trees the Squire U-uucuueul l.l -a.
ls alleged that these surround iD-s were l.s --.-
Tor the nuptials without cause.-The cans.
according % report. that the groom IS - .-.
and was lying out uum the raiders ... ..4
were among the quests Though do ta.
were thrown open Co the loving c--L De-. ....- .-.
wedding was not celcl.rated lIrr-c-..l- . -l.-
4 quantity OF AlUNander county --l-g-h ---
proVideutly brought 10 the spot. ana r.--
members oL the bridal train uH-rl.a .-
until they could VrgHably not have ...-
SINNER Lrum 3 raL..r l.r--s b. ------ -----
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12
stiII an Opportunity 10 secure v 'l a1

derfui BarCRins--l have st-- on .--
lot OF first class Heating Stoves w5.... -- =.
ing 10 sell at the same prices asked i-- tLe-l .-
the recent advance or about Ule--..-. .--.. J.
are really worth al -his time Also. 81 .t' -. Il
stoves Hnd Ranges. which I HI- --...7 --.--r
than the present wholesale prices A.- 3
lot Of Sleigh Bells al the old l.Nees t..a.-s-
about une-half what they VIII likely .
winter q fun stock of General EL.-H..- .-
and Pocket CUTLERY. Tea and Table -
Plated Ware. hevgive-s. Nl., at.----.- .--s.s
am selling at less than the present p .-s
which viii Doe sold for cash nj great E.-- ra .fs
prices, or exchanged for good ycuHE + .- q
opportunities are only offered GI-.- 5-,--vr ~ n
new Spring stock. GEO i--'
Ebensburg. Feb. ll 1Ssl-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

MAINE NEws.-Hop Bitters, which are
advertised in our columns, are n sure cure
for ague, biliousness and kidney complaints
Those who use them say they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted should
give them a fair trial, and will become there
by enthusiastic in the praise Of their curative
qualities. Portland ID
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

AN explosion Of gas occurred at No.
: shaft, Nanticoke, near Wilkes Barre,
on Friday afternoon. There were ten
men in the shaft, and the following
were killed Edmund Morgan, miner /:
James Henry, fire boss Joseph Ander-
mott, laborer, and David Z. Watkins,
miner. John T. Watkins, miner, was
seriously injured. The explosion was
caused by the accumulation Of black
damp.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

Prompt connections are made in Union
DepotS at points named for all land points
For further information, time tables. etc
address W. L. O'BRIEN, General Passenger
Agent, Pan Handle Route, Columbus, Ohio.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

THE Litchfield 0n.) Democrat is the au-
thority for saying that a few DAYS ago a
young lady Of Carlinville sent the following
note to young gentleman of that place
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

How To REACH KASsAS-PersOuS NOV
ing TO the West should consult their own
comfort by selecting the route by which
there are sure connections in Union Depots,
fast trains and comfortable cars. There IS
no line that can compare with the Pan Han.
die Route in these particulars Two daily
trains leave Union Depot, Pittsburgh, ria
Pan Handle Route, which run through in
many hours quicker time than by any other
line, as follows
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

THE Electoral Commission Of 8 10 comes
to the front this time as the great original
"Game of Fifteen" Speaking of this new
and exciting puzzle, the Game of Fifteen"
Of which much ado is just now being made
in the papers, the following thrilling poem 80
clipped from the New York World OF Mon
dav, is entirely aproDoS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

\ HINT To lSGERsOLI.-As the proceeds
of Robert lnSersoils lecture on Paine q. 5000
are TO be applied to the erection of a rnonu-
ment to the memory Of the author Of the
Age of Reason the New York Observer
submits the following as a Just and appro-
pirate epita ph
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

tndjeS person make
teFS 5Gtl be attended to1ctth fdeffty and pronpaess
Mail orders these Goods FlleI
or
good Judgment
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-12

The editor of the Memphis Appeal, after
having read Judge Blacks anti-third term
article, thus refers to him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY H. 1881

firmly held; fair demand CRY Heavy % Light 30 I1g
dc 800. LARD-Market opened hFmer and closed shade
weak very hight trade Ieuorte both for export
and speculative acruunt Ehies 200 Prime steam.
spot 73uc; settling price on last Can 7iiSOai
730d73}iqc closing 730e; 2O tea July 1852 0 81 2c,
losing 1872 G35c August quoted 737i9e Third Cai-
Nay 7.27 June, 7.3Ua ~ July, &C..
August 7.37 s67cf2~: September, 1t:g0747 eci Year
7230727 &C; Go. buyer5 opium, T56116Jc.: CITY steam
acty ealcs $50 toA 720c II No CITY, 20 tcs sold
To-. Refined quoted 1862 &C. BUTTER and
CHEE-E without quotablO change. ..EiGJ fair de-
nlnd and a shade higher; Long island and HewJersey
!o96 32c. state Pennsylvania 1lh0ll &C: Western
1Ol20l SO Canada. IL 4Gll &c.
RICF-Q 'irt and unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw dul, unchanged; Fair TO Good Refining
7aG7ec Refined III mOdernte demand and about steady
Crushed 99sc Powdered 07c Graduated 9sc; Cut LoaL
0sc and Standard " a A" glsc.
SKINSGOat moderately active, unchanged Receipts
III bales BucnOs Ayres baos Vera Cruz bales AspnWa
- bales Galveston 29G baes New Orleans saes TO- bales
Mexican. Deer dull nominal RecOipts-3 bales lampce,
balls Now Orleans sales B. 90 10 Para l,5O0 10 Cen
trail American 5000 10 Puerto CROaliO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.

At the regular weekly meeting Of the governors
of the Bank Of England on Thursday. no chnngc was
made in the banks rate for discount. il remains
at Der cent against 293 per cent. the rate in the
open market for discount IF bankers thrhc-nouths
hiA Dur ng the week Che bank gained $4,000
bullion. and tue proportion Of it's resolve 70 its ia
zbilites was raised from 4Gas to 4S per cent. Attic
London Stock Exchange. British consols Auchiated
about 81 per cent closing with final gain Of e
cent for both money and account. Ugited States
bonds were steady the dies betnG 81 higher at
11OsA ex coupons. American railway have followed
the home markets as we'll AZ they conl1, and Of
couTse all show or less declines. Tho follow
ing the highest aud l0wosk Fricca Ut securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
COTTON MAnKErs-BY rELEORAPH

COTTON MAkkEIS-BH TEIEOhAfH'
ArarslA May 15.-Coon dull modnna. IL oil ieoi Low
MddlnR, l0SGlOAc. Good Ordinary 4Oc' Fee"p~' %
la rIsorL May Ib-COtton quet Ntding ll9tci Low
Ni1dhnH hc: Good Ordinary lOoc not recelp hon9
nss To bales exports eOsStwlse 20 baesj sales llo
bales STOCK. 1881 baec- ~ -, t AL,
Un.fON May lb.- UuOn firm: Middng IL 'gri Low MN
ding N 9c Ordinary. llr net rccclps s16 bales
gross exports 10 Great bran IL oaes hoch'
gRsEsrN May IB-Cotion steaiy MtddLng lac. Low
bies expors ooastwlse 100 bas sales 200 bales; stock
t,SciSSHTL Nay l5-Cotton Arm Mddina. llhc,: Low
Mlad NIX lOs,c. COOd Ordinary lOc recoit' ~ Daes
shipments GsC salr S7S bales spinners. 100 bales
AIy9SToN Nav 15-Cofion quiet low grades nnsal eabe;
Mud!ug llC Law Middlng lO'c: Coca prihafy btc nv
rerelpt 81 bales exports cOnswse so bacs; saS QUO
bales sioux. -, 7GS bales. ,,-,,.- go,
lOUIsyILLE. Stay l5.-Cotton quiet firm Middng llHo,
MEarIs, May l5-COjtOn steady MldilnE lc; receipts
100 bales rmpmonta 1870 bnes HutA IoOO pAee H'oeA
aoMLP MAY lb.-Coon soaiy; MiGdlng Sci Low ma.
exports cOaBtwse Is bnes sales 5OO bAea SIOUX -aS0o
-. 1.,.Lo-
Nddlug. Low MifdHnr lu'c Good Ordlnary g.;
net Ipts 10 btcB AZ bde5; exports 10 1ts
Britain $3.50 the Continent l4S hnes salea 5000
balrt last evening loo bnles stock i9O2b3 beltA
NORFOLK May l5tOttOr quiet, ateay Mlddlng' II 'si
receipts sj7 balosi exports eoaAt"S l5o bAs seA'
fuiGADgLPuA. May I5.-CottOn firm MiddlinE. II 1sci
Low Mtdung. ii o.; 6Dod Ordinary, lO.er heI I'or
iOi bales: gross bales saes Az bales splnhers 80
sSvaSsGn May i5-Colon dull; Mddlmg. IL Net low
Mtdlng lO1c Ordinary los" not rtHelDts lSo Dat5
exports coastwise l2l bales salea 90 h"esi SN A"o'o
VI fous May l5.-Corion arm; @idihnc H. EEL Low
Md linz IOa,c.. OTiinAry, p1c. rtttlp ~ 1uis
shipments III balcsi Hss, l74D bteb .incS 4oplo D1C
NiInng l07s Obituary l0'c net receipts - oa'oSi
HtnCs, / DAl bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

1t will be observed that the present decl me aver
ages about the same as did the decline oil last NO
vember, although it has occupied more time' ana
therefore It's extent is not fully realized Inc week
has developed some curious revolutions on the paC
of some of the leading operators, Us well az among
the crowd of camp-followers. 1t sounds strange 10
hear the same voices predicting 30 for canaan
Southern and 90 for Michigan Central ~
also is wonderful to note how mncA only
recently has been learned about the true coha'toh
of the coal properties, so that those who WINE ago
could not purchase enough of Delaware ana iAcAa-
wanna at ABOVE 90 " want none of 1T at TO- IL
would be amusing if it were not serious TO observe
how those who tor three months rang the changes
upon "locll-up of money" without the 1rst par
ticle of evidence that such fact) that two or
three large operators might break the market to buy
stocks now continuously chant the dolofnl re-
frain-" No bottom" We do not intend TO say
that many stocks are not still selling at speculative
values rather than at values based upon real ncr-
Its or their capacity to earn dividends But aiicr
decline in prices of from 10 10 30 per cent. 1t may
be we'll for SPECTATORS of the medium class to rub
IN their memories when listening to prognostica-
tons of the future.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
NOTICE no BONDH0LDERs.

To the Holders OF the Bonds Of she Town q BuspiL b Nc
Donough County state Of Iinos Yoe s3d esch II
hereby notified thar all the bonds by the town 81 ~
nell. N McDenough County sate OF ninois % ana 81 -
benefit Of ths Rockford Rock Island and st Loug HAtg4
CopaI y, bearing date about June hrsL 1870 uu
Dered from hundred Inclusive given Ton 500 6oG1
each.-and which payable than i've DofD
than twenty years from the 6rs day OF June 1870 - ~
Of sad have by town boon declared due 81
payab and tho laid town BY virtue Of said sptlon has -
clsred will pay the same as mentioued ana
with the accrued interest therein
unpaid 06oe u Treasurer Of Bfa5o ~
a.
$780, when where all OF said Bonds viii be paid ara hns
all sad then there BE- paid WIN
from that date and interest thereon VIII shere4f
DO pad. J. CGADWALLADEks - D
Supervisor Of the Town Of BaBhuSl
Dated Bushnell Illinois, March 81. A. D. 1880
NB-N0ce also further given that parties holding
Of the above described Bonds desiring psymcnt Of Do
prior June 1880, that II they will send thG
Farmers National Bank OF Bushnell Inois they via ~
paid with interest TO of receipt. stetf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

The dealings in State bonds were Insignificant.
amounting only to SIS. 500. divided between eight
or ten different issues Louisiana consols in small
sales improved from 4812 to 47l9. The business in
city bank stocks amounted to 304 shares.
In railroad bonds large business was done in
some of the speculative kinds Erie second consols
taking the lead IN amount, at prices covering
range OF per cent. CThe payment OF the June
coupons IS announced In our advertising columns.l
Generally prices yielded in sympathy with the de-
preston in the 81 ock market but there was better
proportionate recovery than there in the prices
Orshares. The following the highest and lowest
prices Of Of the principal representative rail-
road bonds during the week, and the closing sales
Saturday and q week ago;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

for some of the principal stocks may now be OF IN
terest II not instructive. The following taDle
shows the highest prices Of November lwnlch gen
ally were the highest of 1870, the lowest prices AZ
the following decline of November, the highest
prices since the November tall' ana tho ""'''
prices of last week: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

The stock market was setive and excited all the
week. The business amounts to 1892, 474 shares
of which over 1900. 900 shares were transacted
during the frat two days Of the week There has
been no panic, but there has been heavy decline
in prices. Generally. the lowest prices were
made early in the week. after which there
was a feyerish and irregular Eecov-
cry Of part Of the losses. But Canada
Southern, Michigan Central and Pacific Mail were
exceptions to the recovery. snd closed the week at
their lowest Agurs& A comparison Of the lowest
paicss last NoxsmbeE with the lowest Of last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
OPFICR OF 'ruR


METROPOLITAN ELEvAIED RAILWAY COMPANY,i
No. Z Broadway SEW YoBK Gth May, 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that meeting
~ the stockholders this Company Will be held at the
office Of the Company No n Broadway NewYoLk City on
rue nth Nay 1897 at O'clock for the purpose
approving Of the additional securities OF ibis Com
provided for IN IT'S TpaIu Agreement win the New
York Elevated Railroad Company and the Manhattan Rail
way Company dated May 90 1879 md required Hereunder
by the Company for the purpose OF completing the
yet unfinished lines OF this Company including equipment aud
ter nnAl facilities.
D' ''N'' VI ' ~ John r. BODY Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
THE NEW. YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD CO., }
SECRETARY AND TRBASrRHEs Office, ;
10 Z BRO ANYWAY N.Y. Nav B. lSSO. }

NOTICE is hereby given that a SPECIAL
~ MEETING Of the Stockholders Of tie Now York Es
waited railroad Company will be held at the office OF the Com
taTy No 7 broadway, New.YO City, on MONDAY. MAY
H. l5S at O'Clock TO consider and determine the
uuesnn rayng resolution of the Board or Directors
company the 18th day OF May instant which
resuon contained The consent OF this Company to certain
resolutions the Manhattan Railway Company and TO the
execution by the Metropolitan Elevated Railway company
Of coud mentioned therein and the issue Oh the
bonds thereby provided The resolutions OF the Manha
HALLWAY Company he submitted ~ 4ad st0ekhtleIs
etinR; y them METROPOLITAN Elevated Railway Com
pnny as called upon bOads 10 tho amount OF four
nons OF dollars place the the disposal OF the
MAMMA Railway Company for The purpose Of nnshn$ the
rn lines Of the MoIrODiltan Elevated Railway CON-
rany and To secure the same by a second mortgage.
The resolutions provided that the Manhattan halfway
Company the emf OF the interest," ano
On rel tain events the uriuClpal OF said bonds
The polls viii be open I'll 1 O'Clock IN.
BY order OF the BOaid Of Directors, - - -