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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

From the Insurance Chronicle.

H
Charts Of the geographical distribu-
ton of the lightning strokes for 1881
and 1883, prepared from our fire re.
cords, show that they are chiefly con-
fined to that part Of the country situat-
ed north of the Ohio river and east Of
the Missouri river. In both years 81
per cent. Of all the strokes occurred
within this area. In the Southern
States Lightning seems to be compara-
lively rare, and seldom occurs outside
of three States-Texas, Louisiana and
Georgia. There seems to be two prin-
cipal centers Of electrical disturbance,
from the fire underwriters' standpoint,
and these are in the New England and
Northwestern States. Sixty-five per
cent. of the strokes happen in the sum.
mer; the emainding IS per cent. are
divided between Spring and Autumn In
shout equal proportions. T
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Teaching Deaf Mutss.

The only deaf-mute college in the
world is the one at Washington, d. c.,
which Congress has endowed as ma
tional institution. Associated with it
is primary school, to which the most
experienced teachers are assigned. For
the primary desk is thought to be the
post of honor, as at it the deaf mute
learns how to learn and lays the founda-
ton Of al future progress. M
A writer in Harper's Magazine pub
fishes several anecdotes which illustrate
how these primary-school children ex.
press themselves.
An exercise among the more ad-
vanced scholars required them to write
sentences introducing words from the
days lesson. An example of the use of
the word 'tastonished" was amusing.
It was:
"A boy went to the woods; he aston
ished some apples on a tree"-meaning,
he took them by surprise.
Here are some Of their plurals that
make us blush for our illogical language.
Singular, Ok; plural, oxen. Singu.
lar, Box; plural, boxen. Singular,
Mouse; plural, mice. Singular, House;
plural, hice.
A girl wrote sketch of Jobs history,
with the startling information that "tlle
Lord boiled him." But the most touch.
ing of all the anecdotes is that of lit
tie fellow who, when asked what George
Washington did when his father inquired
about the cherry tree, wrote on the
blackboard.
"Hc took his hatchet in his left hand,
and told his father he did IT,"
"Why did he take the Ratchet in his
left lland?" asked the teacher, surprised
at the expression; and the answer came
promptly
Because he had TO use his right hand
to tell his father"
The child thought George Washing
ton was deaf and dumb, and was there
fore compelled to use his right hand to
tell his father in tho sgn langasue.'
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The Appomattox Apple Tree.

Gen. Grant recently wrote as follows
to gentleman in Philadelphia:
When I reached Appomattox Cont
House Lee had been in McC Cleans house
for some time. All there is of the apple
tree story is this: When received a
note from Lee asking to meet me at up.
pomattox, where he then was, sent
him nots saying I would be there as
soon as possible. There was an old APP
pie orchard on the hillside opposite
McClean's house, where the advance Of
Lees army had haulted when the
white flag was exhibited. A farm road
ran diagonally up the hill through the
orchard. In places where trees were
close to the wheel tracks on the upper
side of the road the roots had been cut
off by being continually run over. This
left low bank between the road and
trees 80 cut. When the officer (Gen.
O. E. Babcock) who bore my reply to
Gen. Lee reached him, he was seated
on one of these entertainments with his
feet in the road and his back against
the tree. He was then invited to pass
through our lines to house to await
my arrival. u. s. GRANT.
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ri uhsat crop Of this year will
I \, ~, eoo bushels, Of excellent
n ~ 1hs ID che largest crop Of
B ~. except that Of 1880, when
Z yilsdwas $3.50, 900 bushels. The
Sl0p viii producs %. 500, 663 bush
q about 8l.2 bushels to the acre.
4 Il - barley crop win yield about 1,OOo,-
II - bnshels. Corn has suffered from
] lsuth. and b about 20 per cent. Of an
I lilvsrags crop
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An xxscution IN Vienna Rivallins
that Of Brooklyn IN Horror.

A0 1ROO061V0 IN V1O08 8b4voA&A
that Of Brooklyn IN Horror.
Vienna Letter, In London Standard r.. !
A ghashy scene occurred to-day with
in the prison at Stein. This morning
convict named Ferdinand Baumgart-
ner, who several months ago murdered
. prison warder, was to be hanged for
the crime in the courtyard Of the pris-
on. The spectators who had assembled
to witness the execution included about
seventy persons, in addition to . COM
pany Of infantry especially detailed to
preserve order. The convict, who was
brought from his cell at Z O'Clock, turn
ed savage glare on the assembled per-
sons rs he walked past with firm step
to the gallows. Arrived there, the exc
cutioner's assistants approached for The
purpose Of binding his arms. Nut
tering an imprecation he dashed the
first assistant down and began fight
ing with the second and third.
The struggle between the convict, who
raved like wild beast, and the execu-
toners men went ON for several min
utes before the soldiers were ordered
to intervene. They soon overpowered
Baumgartner, and the executioner now
threw the rope round his neck. Another
terrible struggle then ensued. Baum
GARNER, who caught the cord with his
teeth, kept his mouth shut and held the
rope with such force that the assistants
were unable for some time to wrench it
from him. Even after they had at first
secured the rope the convict seized it
again with his both hands and, uttering
loud oaths, defied them to carry out the
sentence. At length, however, the exc
cutioner succeeded in forcing an irreg-
ularl moose ON the mans neck. For sew
eral minutes the struggle was resumed,
and it was only by the hsngman uzng
his hands and dragging the convict down
that he succeeded in carrying the Law
into effect, Banmgartner resisting the
last moment. During the night the con-
vict, who had refused, to see the priest,
had remained very quiet. He was .
powerful young fellow, and had killed
his taller with q Ratchet.
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snaal xaxn Ven 4illsa.

& We take the following items from
the Iowa Agricultural Report: EARN
ers are awakeningto the fact that . small
farm we'll titled il better than . large
farm half titled. Stock and grass, dairy
products, ETC., hsve taken Che place Of
wheat growing, much to the benefit Of
farming interest. Improvements in the
methods OF farming consist in more
general rotation Of crops blowing deeper,
carefully saving all the manure and ju-
diciously applying it, extending the
area Of grasses and giving more atten-
ton TO the care of stock and the making
Of butter and cheese.-Farmers have
commenced filling EMBARRASSING
their lands, and to . good advantage,
farming less acres and doing il in . bet-
ter manner. The dairy interest is 20
curing marked attention; creameriea
are increasing and doing . prosperous
business. Improved breeds Of stock
are increasing"
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Intense Conservatism Of Enalish.

Intense Conservation Of English.
'la m0n. l=..s t,r.,.6
London Letter.-After "doing" Win.
sor Palace conscientiously, our party
had filed into q little pastrycook's shop
on the main street of Winsor. On the
wall Of the shop there was little sign
that seems to tell more of the intense
conservatism of the Englishman, as
we'll as of others of his characteristics,
than the excellent preservation of the
gloomy memorials Of the Tower, of the
imposing array of escutcheons of the
Knights Of the Garter in the palace
hundred years or so away. Qt is SIM
ply an act OF humanity to the tourist,
whose life ie one of toll and hard
ship, to say that the lemon tarts were
especially good, and more to bc remem-
bered than some nluseums.) This little
sign recorded the fact that on this site
there had been pastry cooks shop for
154 years-that is to say, beginning be-
fore the time when George Washington
was q little red-faced baby in West
moreland county, Virginia-and that
during 100 years Of that time it had
been kept by one family-the name
Lester. Such readiness rs this to
take life as it comes, such willingness
to stay put, such q pride in nero adj
hesiveness, seemed strange enough by
contrast with the restless, striving life
Of America, where every son expects to
be On improvement ON his father, and
the father is disappointed if he is not.
You cannot help wondering at the pas
sage of reform bills and the like in
country where men point with pride
to the tarts their ancestors made.
Mr.. Hare, in his "Walks in London"
gives two amusing illustrations of the
English conviction that whatever has
been is probably right. In the old
times. when knowledge Of s'the
three RS" WIS less common than it is
now. it WAS customary to require the
new sheriff to prove that he could count
up TO sixty-one BY performing that mar
vellous feat in the presence of witnesses.
Also to prove his physical strength, of
which there was need in those days, by
cutting o bundle Of sticks with his
knife. In spite of all efforts to do away
with them these customs are still fol-
lowed, and the very knife Of the fathers
is preserved for the ceremony, but, in
consideration Of modern muscular de-
generacy, bundle ofmatches is made to
do duty for sticks.
One Of the most picturesque Of these
survivals is the costume Of the boys ed
acated ct the famous school Of Christ's
~ I. saV - -,
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-, = -, =. ~ = u = ~. 4, -
= y; $50 = - :, - 81 As q. .lsa.
Nos long sance y 80 rSdf1g "a 4. ID sIg u
Cield PEEK ana nad sone ~
milee wne0 Adiscoves s. t10
&ttE.iies down u 2 hessesnoe g ceay ~
4 left ny pony. vent ~. down vi - ean,; Y;
yon waA ana opened ufe on ~ / |. u aa Y
Inc beery we're nvo hun9ted yax = !.
awAy. ~ mrs. shos y0unded oeae 81 4,
me monsters, ana tne enos oae , -
diAeely stacked the osnes bear - 10
fought Desperately tcr atseen m a !,
y was terrible encounter g snels ~ % 4,
would ssrike, bite ana roll afouna, 9avs;
INF frtghuul 9rowle, enou9l W ecaxe \, Z
fellow even Q the TOP % me q cs ,.
The wounded bear 49, beaeso y ~
Antagonist. aatef whica ! snosl ~ W.
tof. They ware both terccaoas ,iook1n6
animals = and the two would =, weish 0yest
three Thousand pounds. 1heaf suek g
measured three incnee, claws !cuf ".
ches, lest fourteen inches and she bears 3
were twelve fees long ,....s.
Leaving the swo bears ! walked over :
. ridge NOS more than . mule away ana
came ON to four more. Two b!ack M 1l.'
two nlyer-tap bears. They did NOS - -
me and my position wss 2 good one. on
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" Ne !. u y
q I. n a. 80 e 8. b. -
~. ~ 49,. Ply - - y - IN
> 49, ~ ellloaoh wasaf - Z = sodvss =
& ho6l heiSl tn Is ssropess if0m II
~ Ioe ~ 1p65o1 tt1nln wlai1s hot upoa
H. beaten WHITES d two eGIb and ii
until ooad. a, a, &
4. r. =, ...s,.... ~,
$3.50 - ~ u = 80 - !,
y ptA elmoss tendef. Cut into smail
aioe and RETURN 70 The saucepan With
Two small onions minced. Nttls chop
PED parsley. 2 coP d mill. psppsr. 1T.
~ ~ ~ - 49, soo. W. 2. Duss -. oamme.
B -. :,
:, $3.50. 49, % aesE % sao 1e.aas =
~ elluo1n' gan % maae y sPns..ns
psssy-pan cakes. taking out . portion
q q sne center and Milling the space with
soack cussafd. There need be no waite,
q u sno pieces cut out may be used N
tne 1oundaeon Tor ? nice pudding. 4
no Cav To,rArnrs E;u an ~ ,rnv.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

Judge Daniel Tildon, Of the Probate
Court, who has been nominated for re-
election by the Republicans Of Cleve-
land. Ohio, has held tho ofllce about
thirty years.
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! ovse lAdp, 900 nsilss en M "a IN
xailxoa 81 s. thess q - sts1 y B
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Overs 900, 600 widows in Iadis, =,
AL forbidden to remarry., 4 & ! n ssej,.
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90 1900 ~ ~ B "a. ss !ss'.4
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NaaonaA - s.s sss al
Pressntay Coent 10 app !,
md Bsosdstti n 81: s18a p I -
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...;.A.. 1900 Ia. s,., 3. - -
An's $500 - = 81 J. d. 1900 eyes
sxaseiy = NJ q repEeasaeed b he pof.
trait have q kim. Hs W. followed
by hin vita ( haIilsosuuss ,.,i ,,,,,,r,,,,,,,.
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~ sSe..ss .ss. sos ~ 81. = = = tsgnt
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s 49, - -: 49,. ny ~ oease yesl tnas
p.e, .sss. yy II. 49, t.ss 10y -nsIken g
a. ~ ~ ., .os.l.a l1s' $3.50
t H" .h ~ s1ssV :, .m 49, = - a
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Dcaro an1 ROOMS.


East Side.
i~TU-ST. 237 East. opposite Stuyvosant
square With board suite and singlyi
references
.lI.TH-ST., EAST 121.-Rooms 20 rent, with
~ board, I'm small family.
D. EAST 20TH-ST.--BOard with good
- rooms either large smal, at summer rates
% EAST 20TH-ST. Second and third floors
DO private bathrooms breakfast desired rOonis
for gentlemen
EAlEAST -ST--Nicely furnished rooms
with board small family hrsesss house and ID
West Side.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD-Nicely
furnished with without board No 2lz West 4Sth-st
DTFASANT ROOMS with board all cOnyen-
4 fences near l. station. 80 West l27thst, Harlem
ITO LET-i63 West 63d-st.; private house
Sd door hot and cold water use OF BATH etc. small
family.
O.WEST 24TH-ST -Handsomely furnished
sDO rooms without board.
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St. Pail, MINNEAPOLIS aid Manitoba
Railway C0nlllIS
First Mortgage Sinking Fund I Per
Cent Land Grant Gold Bonds.

In conformity provisions OF the Mortgage Deed Of
Trust securing the Bonds We the undersigned Trustees
hereby give OF 300 EACH 20 Bonds OF
1000 each and 979 OF $1,000 each Of the numbers
specified o this day in orr presence talTy ana
without preference discrimination, designated BY lot foz
at O5 per and accrued interest payable ont
moneys pledged from proceeds Of sales Of ands
end now available purpose Tho Bonds 80 drawn
will be paid presentation at the office Of JOHN = KEN
NEDY No 60 Wuam-st New York and the holders thereof
are hereby they should be presented or before
lac day July from that date interest Will cease to
a. r1Irt
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TIARN FOR SALE.-One of the finest stock
and dairy farms Southern Berk SHIRE MASS $50
An hg attic OF cultivation houses barns etc. IN fine
pair convenient 70 school posioee and station uHsnr
ssssed for profitable farming and cguntry residence
f~ ~ 81 b. GOODALE & CO..
West 23dst- Fifth Avenue Hotel
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HA V. POST Treasurer.
OFFICE OF rHE AMERICAN LOAN AND Trust CO.
lI3 Broadway )
CUPONS DUE June 1. 1884, of the consOllda-
~ ted cent bonds the City Of Galveston Will Do
paid al the Office VI the American Loan aud Trust
W. ID, SNOW
SECRETARY
NILSSON RI, KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY
VI COMPANY-The follow coupons due June !,
0N4 viii he paid and after MONDAY une a. the oco Vi
VI com any No. 100 Broadway, v. z. VIZ;
D NJ. K. q T. Railway, General COnsOl Mtge.
Teb0 A NeOshO r. T. LIST Mtge.
h B. HENSON Treasurer
ROME, WATERIowS AND OGDKSsBUEG r r CoMPANf
IRRAsl hERH OFFICE No. 10 Priest. New oIA
I'HE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MOhI
Il GAGE BONDS OF this company due June VII De pau
on and alter MONDAY, June al the GenuaI %
pany oil New-1ofk J. A LAW EN- iie@'ui.-
SAN FRANCISCO May ~ l1,SS+t,,C
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MIMI
l. COMPANY has declared Dividend No IT, Oh flflf
Transfer books val close May "a Eastern VI
record be paid AZ The ONCE OF IadlaW 20 "a lr
Newly Ork- GEO. ". SESSIONS >ecretsy.-
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY Co
Coupons dne June ga Of the Consolidated Mortgase
Bonds Of the Texas and Pacific Railway Company VIII De
broadway, New-YOrk L. Il. sATrE RLEE
Treasurer.
ROCHESTER PrrIsmRG RAILROAD COMPANY, !
TKEAbUKKK's OFfCR. NO. ~ y ArsA.ssai, (
THE COUPONS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
FIRST Mortgage bonds of company dne June lSs4
will be paid and after Monday, juno 2 At the Union
FRED a. BROWN. Treasurer
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NFw.YORK June y, 1883. 5
THE bonds of this Company falling due July
1885, Will redeemed at and accrued interest, On
being presented ts office and assigned 10 me tompay
JANE, &. HAITI Treasurer
OFFICE or THE UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO.. }
No l15 BROADWAY, May g. 1851 y
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckhOld-
4 viii be held this Office on MONDAY, JUNE 3,
the hours OF II and for the election OF ten
Directors Of Class No. l. GEOIsGE h COCk
Secretary.
OFFICE or HOUsTON WRsT-sT & PAyONIA FERRY R.R. CO.
No 40 East OIH-sT, NEW DIRK, 1laY 2o, lcoi.)
TT'HE ANNUAL ELEC TON of Directors and
inspectors Election viii b. d at this office on We'd
neday June ii ls,t between the hours OF l. m and J. ~
The transfer viii be closed FROM My 81 until Tune II
DANIEL b HASBR DUCK,
Secretary.
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Gle Gurf

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB - JEROME
"A PARK Friday. Decoration Dnyl. May 30 and 81.
3D. 4th. jtl. Och and 7th Jms.
Races promptly Decoration Day p m other days p m
J. II. COSrER Secretary. A. BELMONT. President
TOR BRIGHTON BEACH RACES take SEA
l. BEACH ROUTE. from Pier 6 v r. Excursion tickets
40 cents ladies' % See timetable IN Icnson column
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ To Jerome Park Races. June 3 l. . and special
trains direct to incl0sure Grand stand Grand
Central Dpot 1850 and 2lQ returning st'r the races
Special cars ladies Excursion tickets 80 cents
Tickets sale Central Depot 81 2j $50 aud e43
Broadway. Park Place and Bowling Green New-fOrk.
and 3.3 MashingtOn-s frcOklyn.
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Proposals.

NAVY PAY OFFICE
No ~ sTArRsr. ,
NKw.YoRK May TO- 1884
CEATFD PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office O'Clock the Tt day o. June 1854,
supplying such Quantities Of fresh Oee ana yexepe
f broad and baking bread be required at the Navy
Yard station a during he hscal year ending
June 80. 1881 - .-,...,. -. =.
blank forms Offer and all necessary information as g
snccaoattons ami the quantities required BIO procured
y sppying 10 the Inspector Provions and Clothing
~. Naa,yy.york NAVY Yard THOMAS T. CASW ELL.
PAY IRspsctor v. b. Navy
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totels
Diui1e11 NJ.lcc5.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1Sr PROX., AND
- principal all bonds due that cat issued by
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY secured by
rolling furnished the following roads under cartrsJ
f1rn viii paid The Oce " POST MAX
TIN q CO. No. "a Pine.st Sew-l ora L. W. CLARK u
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Rooms ano flats 60 Get.

A NICELY FURNISHED single room, bath
~ ncor below. 60 Irving place o. week
FURNISHED ROOMS, without board sum-
i prices. 81 est 37th-st
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED DENTAL
i OFFICE very central locality. Address -
PERMANE EMIT Tribune Uptown Once sss broadway
y LIVlNGSTON-PLAC facing Stuyvesant
- Park large with good board dining On
pzrOr uo0r; references
STH-AyE., 1914. Apartments, so feet fur
nshed unuruished business or private saites hall
rooms, stable.
iOTH-ST., 80 EAST.-Newly furnished
~ rooma, desirable Tor samlaer References
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Gopartnerstlp Notlces.
CHARLES VI. WHITNEY & CO.,
BANKERS, 81 Nassau-st., New-York.
To all whom may We, the undersigned have this
day admitted firm OF Charles NJ Whitney Co. Mr.
Frank NJ Larchar New-YOrk stock Exchange
"a general par tner. Signed - -.
CHARLES NJ WHITNEY,
EDWIN NJ LARCHAR-
Dated ew-Yorh June ., 1884.
June ID 1884.
THE copartnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm OF W.okham q iIasted IL this day
signed RICHAR RID II HALsTED,
(HENRY II. McLANE.
June ID 1884.
THE undersigned have this day formed co.
i partnership under the firm name OF HALsIED, q
McLAAE. s,,Dod( RICHARD II AZ AZ AAD'
aE..su HENRY AcLANE
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
nr.r,.l.n -. ln,rr.-r 81 m nE rHR CURRENCY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT - I
OFFICE OF CoMPTEoLLEG OF rHE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May l5 1851. J
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who
" claims against The Marine National Benk OF
the CITY OF ors" Y. that the same must be pre-.
Walter Johnston. Receiver with the legal proof
thereof within three months the 2lst instant or they
Will be GsallOwed H W CAN NON,
Comptroller Of the Currency
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant TO law that
" Of trustees Of the C0aDuryh
Land and ming Company viii be held at the Office o. the
said company Nal-st, So in the city o. New
York on Monday SS4 The polls viii be open from
three O'Clock until four o'clock, p IN -. - ~ ---
No"-io1A' 'A"' 80 A'1'' Secretary
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Business Chances.

HUNDRED PER CENT is the profit on sta
i pie goods made by manulactory IN chicago Were
partner can be admitted 10 extend brs ness 40 ress
HUNDRED. Tribune Olce.
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.ANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
no. II BROADWAY, NKw- YoaS, }
Nav 10 1874

no II BROADWAY. NKw. YoaK'
May 49, 1894.
Notice hereby given that the agreement between tis
company the Elevated Railroad Company ana he
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company, dated November
IL 1881 commonly known Merger Agreement having
been rescnded the holders OF FIRST PREFERRED STOCK
Of this co pany may surrender their certificates 90 this conf
pauy and will thereupOn entitled TO equal number OF
shares Of the NewN 0r waited Railroad Com
pany under the agreements Of May o. l7S4 - -,
Holders Of the stock OF this company C'Old' ana NeN
NAV also present the certificates winch they now bold and
have memorandum OF agreement
the New ork Elevated Railroad Company.
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!MORRIsT0WN, N: J.-Io rent furnished TO- for
vi the one Of the pensAn.ss. 80 anss 9lsd
plsny fresh Jersey COW ~ "a - =,
~ l:30 IN
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financial.
UNITED STATS TRUST co. on NEw-YoRK !

I
as WALLET. May -, 1884.
ELECTION FOR TEN TRUSTEES OF
~ this company constituting the first for three
Inspectors ensuing election viii be held NJ the
81 day OF June the nrst
Tuesday,, between the hours OF 2 N. and p ~ "a.
II. L. THORNEL a. Secretary.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No, 1,2:s Broadway. corner Thirty
nrsst D. M sos West Twenty irfst corner
Eighthave No. F0utcenthst corner Union squarr
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ave- sixtieh-st and at the HARLEM OFFICE, 2OO
Third ave-. hhst, up 10
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