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New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after September Z. 1888.
rpEAVT TRUSK LINE


y L
York. via Desbrosses and COutindt Street
Ferries asfollows; - ,,.. Ia, ,,,,- -,
tnrs attached u. q, and T. m. daily. NewYork and
Chcaco Lultcd OF arior Dining. Smoking and Sleeping
WiamsnorL Lock Haven, a. m.. p Cory and Erie
Nj D. M connecting at CORY for Titusvle Petroleum
CentIe and the OH Regions -. ~.
BSltmole Washington and the South Limited Washington
Express Pullman Palace Cars. daily except sunday
a m: arrive washington s;O6 D. m; regular at 0:20 and
$50 a. m, l. $40 and . T. m and II night Sunday, Clio
n, m.. $40 and D. NJ snd IL night
For city except sunday with thrOugh earl p
For Cape May except Sunday, pm
Branch Bay Heal Junction and intermediate stations
via halfway and Amhoy. 7l0 and m, ~ noon, SlO.
4;li. and CSC p. IN. ON Sunday, "a M ana p. IN
do not stop ct AsburJ Park.
For Ola Point Norfolk. via New York Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad Go week days and y. every
day, VIA Baltimore and Bay Line, $40 Y. week days
brooklyn annex connect with all t0uGh trains
at Jersey City, aodng speedy and direct transfer for
Drcckyn travel.
Trans Arrive, from Iittsburg. Z, s. li3o 655
s.5 p. daily. frcm Washington and Bsltimore $40
am :20 800 33 530 go and lOOj p. NJ. Sunday, go,
Sa. m. 800 go lt05 P: From Pti adephs 600 $40.
T. \, 9:2O $40, lo<0. llsO a. l:2o = 20 $3.50, 63V.
GEO G55 720 $50. 920, 9:5 1905 N. aud 1920 night
sunday, 800 6;2o. 100 So5 il:SS % S;2o, C2o 6;55s
e:35. l0.O1 ID.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRICK LINE FOR BUsINEss oE

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST roITrpPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS D
..... ., - PLEASURE TRAVEL.
HE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
siiDHE OF TIRE WORLDFAMED HUDSON RIVER.
AhoUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
MOHAWK.
ana aiisr Sept la 1885, trains viii leave wost 42dst
station as ioOwsi
All trains leave from downtown station foot Of Jay
42d-st - ~ 49, Va "N''
D,troIt and Chicago 'lo1O a. m 'oI0 $40 D. m Pull
sleopers through. - ~
81. Louis. -6, 10. $40 p. m. Puulan sleepers
Suspension Bridge. NIAGARA Falls Buffalo tochester TOO
IL 10 A. .Blo, IS 10 ~ Sleepers and parlOr cara
Utca aud syracuse 72o. 1ol0. ll:lb ~. 10 $40
D. IN.
ehlaad POkeepsie, saugcrtlos Albany 1910 .7aO
'lHIO, lll5, O. mr 400, "B.lO. $40 pm
Newburg. Kingston and Catskin. 1910, -720. .i0IO,
ll;lO a 400, sG:lO @S:lOp
sara.oRa via Albany T;2O, Ills q. 81 d. m.
Like George lvia Albany 1:20, 1l.l0 a.
nict1, ll.l5 q. m,
Palenyie Cairo. Mountan House Station 7:9o I1,I5 M
For MontTo9 and caaldl East 7:2o a. ~ G;l0 p m
Hamilton London. slOlO a. m, $40 $40 Toronto
flO.l0 am, $40 tS:lnp ~.
sDsfy. Other trains daily except sunday
For tickets time tables rlor sic accominoda
tons. or information apply at on JTsoY cry, Penn r.
Il siat on HObOkel 40 hudsOn-st; Bro0. .yn Court ST.,
Annex Ocr foot OF FutnSt York City H. 207 26i,
slb 363 65l 9l6, Lao l323 broadway, 737 Gth-avo l46
East - tst. 1881 B0wcRy and West Shore foot
OF West S2ist and foot OF Jayst North River baggage
Ga "a Tor AMI checked from hotels aud residences Orders
can bo left ~ ckot Offices. HENRY MONTH";
2oU bTOslway. Gens.el lis5cRgcr AgeIs
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
6ieamboats ano Eailoaos.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave ron chspber.st Depot for Englewood
b40, Gao, S;3O p ~ midnight. sundays and
NaSnst Spring Valley and Monscy Z. los m, 400 p. m
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK; LAKE ERfE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
snm exc =. snSs S minutes 6ag spTs5 E gr.ss
cossn$s e Ell. FHs5saoa 6s Esi assS
ppDaily. Cine ana s.. LOUIS Limited Express'
clgc O. for last Time arrives s "a a@ancs
T5oEs1aa Sil Louis nj Chicago
p mLDhy Buffalo and Niagara Falls In ted" arrives
tTsa e% or "a baaao % n0 D'''
Train Of Pullman Day and Sleeping Coaches BpghamtOn
Raors aad pasn T. f s5 SSlp4f 7 3 s2 5 fSs5F 6
L nfGn i' sSna9s j IG M SSq @ oo 7s2 M ioPa a a
p scS eS.Srp p M NJ; "a ~ nlsRgeto 71gzto % ,ooo
S;'SH G Hi cs2 g?sS so iosS HSSd ' a.
midnight Sundays St2 gao $50 1920 ,i5 $50
SsEaTS and IND Ngyes cs 500 $50 1900
T. gsdnght Saturday nights only Sundays V:l5 m,
e@99eIr @ Z; s45 20 ESQ Io;2oa 1a5 800 $50 !e
S $50 o3o G g n 5 F. II os5 ap SS m sn Hahys maaSs O0
EeTSRTs az and cor Cornga an M p o n so m
Roai1u and Kingston and Montgomery a. rn. $3.50 p M
oiTH sand % iG1H foS go sao $sS $50 So
$50 p m. SUNDAY $40 i5 $50 1920 a m $3.50 D M
The and 800 IN trans connect with NewY
ario aud West Railroad at Main-st The stops
at MAN st. Ouy.
PorG Jervis a45 1850 1920 q m s:3O A:3O $50
BoaIs q. nnpsay eaye S:sS ssS n & eigo
GA every rEutes; 5:i5 D ~ TO Ia:45 every
thirty minutes and lfJ Sundays thir minutes
Tickets fr passage aud apartments in DrawInc Room and
Sleeping coaches no Oba ned aud orders
and transfer o. baggage mag be left at the ocos
Nos 4Dl J51 Droadw9y 1S7 Westst ". Y, no. Court
st.. BrOOtlyn. or a. the Cdnpanys Depots
Express trains rom the West In NewYork at 7i0
1880, / :25 W. and lG:2l IN.
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Gcnr pass'r Agent, Xow.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20

There were no transactions in state bonds ana the
ouotn tlons were only nominal. or city pAhk STOCKS
1radeslnen's sold (I34) Mt 9s. ,,.,.
Railway bonds generally we're qnlet hut soihe oi o
which worked the stock market Erie second cOhsois
rose per cent TO 67as and closed at SO MISSOURI
IS were steady II Z. Rome, NatertOWn ana ogdens
hurr frsts rose "A to 7Si4. Central OF New-Jersey
debenture 6s were q higher at 63aI. Chesapeake ahd
Ohio frss series up Il ut G04. Canada SOhtnrfn
rsts were steady at 1904 100 and seconds were on y
al 76 81 Louis and Iron Mountain os deellned % 10
SOl2 Metropolitan Elevated seconds rose y 10 iOoi2
steady at 5gS950la aud the incomes incomes
strong at 19GIsa. Richmond ard Danyllle
del enturcs excited at ISLE S2l29 so2 against
7s3s Yesterday Virginia Midland incomes declined
ner cent hut recovered 10 80. NcwIOrk, Chicago ana
st. Louis irsts ROSE 3 to 7s& West shore certhcates
W re nrm at i49i4as. Northwestern debentnre os
finn at 1l5Adli6 cOnsos rose ll4 TO 16I ana hr,tS
Denver, Rio Grande and Western were of i2 At 5GN.
Pacific consols were steady AZ W. ahS oregon
Short Line g. Il Mt 81. Texas Pacific frsts hio
G1andc dys1n were OF s at 64 ana the Incomes were
rho sta; ement OF bank averages shows a con-
tinued expansion OF loans and was Indicated by the
TrcasurT OF the week, an Important loss
I'm cash. 1Ie statement shows an average ue-
crease ia csh OF $2ei6,l00; allowing S2Oo.OOo ior
the shOragent the beginning Of this week from the
reporei for the average hndrg OF cash i"r'st
week a Turing the week OF -. .095 900 10 the sub
Treasury andthat todays report 81 ths week
business lat evening. and the suppon
tion remap that the shipments to tho
Interior during the week have amounted TO about
81 200 0O0. whch sum Is about the amount OF reported
decrease IN deposits The movements result In "a loss To
the surplus rcArves OF S2,622975.
Money ruled asY at ie and per cent, and closed at
Tie customs receipts reported Mt Washington to-day
S6Gl 922 and the internal revenue receipts woro
S29O.o9 The United States Treasurer received
S2s2Oo0 National bank notes for redemption, aud the
rcccipts for the follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
NEM.LERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
THE NEW LINE

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FAsTERTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tho New. York. Philadelphia & Norfolk lailr0ad Company
now runs Fast Day and ght Express between New lork
and Charles Trains leave New YOrk NiI Pennsylvania
Railroad 20 m. days aud daily arriving OLD
Point Comfort 6l5 week days and $50 daily Nor
folk D. and 0:l5 a. Sleeping through from New
YORK TO Cape Charles aud Paror from Philadelphia with
change Tickets parorcar seats and sleeping be rts
be secured any Ticket Oco OF the Pennsyvana Raro2d
Company. r. q. COOKE Gen'l Pass aud Freight Agent.
II. W. DUNNE, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXANDRIA BAY
ROME. WATERFOWL AND ouDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE QUICK TIME STEEL EAII.
Trains leave GRANDo ENTRAL DEPOT via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way 9l5 D. m
DAILY Ills y. daily except Saturday 1890 m
daily except sunday; oswEGo and way 80 a. m daily
except sunday, 9l5 and HIS daily except saur
day: ooDENsBURG. NORWOOD and way 9.l5p m. and
ll'l5 y. m. daily except saturday.
9l5 p. N. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs for
wATERrowN and oGDENsBU RG daily except Saturday.
Connects at CAPE VINCENT with tho NEW FAST
STEAMER ST. LAWRENCE" and tho steamer" MAUD"
for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND. THOUSAND ISLAND
PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY and for KINGSTON,
ONT.
Through tickets for sao at Grand Central Depot aud all
NewYosk Central ticket offices NewYork and Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20

POPULAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON
aud the East All rail from Grand enrai Depot Three
express daily SUNDAY excepted TO Boston at m.
(parlor attached IL palace sleep
ing cars. sundays a: m with palace sleeping caIs.
Newport fast leaves Grand Central parlor
cars attached p. m.; arrives at Newport 7:29p.p.
FW. PoPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES.
1S TER PORTLAND, NEw-LONDON, NORWIC II
WHITE MOUNTAINS aud all points East. Prom pier 10
North River foot OF Wars next pier above DesbTosses
street Ferry. at p. NJ CITY OF WORE Is TER Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. "CIrY or BOSTON"
Mondays wednesdays AMI Fridays Tickets end staercoms
mas be secured Astor House. 07 6 S9 ana 967 Broad
MindsOr Cosmopolitan and Eses Hotels Sj5 FultonsL
GEO W. BRADY, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

NEw.YoRK. NEW,HAvEN AND HARTFORD R. r..
Trains leave Harlem River station, 1872 st
Lnconaye near brd Avenue Bridge Harepi River
reached by Third Avenue Elevated Rar0a day except
Sundays az 6ij 7jp $40, 1000. Hoo 2:l0 y55
44o, 5.0 $40 and 500 M for PORT Morris Casanova
(Oak Point, Hunts Point West Farms. Nest est
Chester Iirnpsoss Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow (Ciy
Island, Pelham Manor and NewRochee Connecting at
New Rochelle with trains for al cot the
he Neg York, NewHayen and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions Newt anaan Mdd etoyn
and sueId Branches and Boston and ali points
Eat.
Yinght train for and all intermediate sta
t01s a. 1910 al dolly, except 1ndlys
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all interedate
ols ut ZOO and $50 the latter trail
at Rochelle with trains Grand Cent? and
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20

IN NEW.YoRk.
Express leave New YORK via Desbrosses and Court.
leudt Street Ferries as follows;
G2O. TO g. o. 9 Chicago Lmited) and 10, Washington
Limited IL IllO !, 800, $40 l44O B. q, and
p ms and ~ night sWGay5 6l5, % Iimited, and 10
a. m.i $40 S. T. z. Sand p; mD and l2 nyht
Trains leaving New 0rk daily except sunday nc g. and
l;l0a.m. % and y m, and y. IN. On Sundays
connect at Trenton for tam,len.
Returning trains Broad Street Station Philadelphia
i2Ol 800 49, g. $40 60 1880 $40, s'90 IL, and fl;l6
lmed Express IA and $50 n.y. 1244, 3, 4, B. D.
$50, 7l0, 74O and p m on sunday 1901, 800 4S5,
o. $50 $50 m, l244. 4:5O Lmtedl G3O, 7l0, TAO
Sunday.
Offices $40 A25 and e44 Broadway, Asor House,
and foot OF Desbrosses and Courtandt sts Coust md
brooklyn Annex station, foot of Futonst. Brookyni
Bu>chs Hotel Hoboken; station. Jersey CITY, Enigant
Ticket Office No. 5. Battery place and Castle Garden.
he New-York Tansfe Corany will call for aud check
bag from hote and residences
CHARLES h. PU0H, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passougor Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20

~ ERs, c. II. N0RTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peck slp Pier rs, r. r. at D. m aud
ii M Sundays excepted connecting at New. Haven with
special trains for MI RIDDEN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD
broadway X. Y and Court.st Brooklyn Excursion 10
New-Haven. 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
T EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD-possenc

trains leave depot foot OF CortlaDdt ss
at S1Oa m, $40, and p. m. for Easton Bethlehem
Allentown Reading. Mauch Chunk Wikesbarre Towrnoa
Wavery ithaca. Geneva Lyons buffalo and West Pull.
man througa coaches run daily Local ira as at and
5fO p. M. fOr Eastor. bethlehem and Coplay.
TRIMS leaving Sl0 and 3<6 for all
points IN Mehonoy and azeton coal regions Sunday
leaves for Hauc Chunk and Hazetor. $40 m.
General Eastern once, No. 235 Broadway.
T. Il. BYIAGToN, @. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
pHlLADELPHIA AND READING R. r.

l. NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
For SSa FFFET 4ESFoH EF 2 iis3
HSaG ~ 9;; il5 ne i0l ;S 49, 300 5;$S
Direct connection Wayne Junction Germ,Dtown and
Chestnut Hill Co.uulbiaave. for Manayuak Consho
DRHwISG,E0oM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Re ifnnT az lsage PTISDELPHIA Ninth and Green sis
cs sI o s9 s & % Pa & i.S no. p 5 s. gsiE' s5 saS agS
For p X "a HAvH4 fSE L a. an& Z PENN
: {' s,s i5S 9S R}S5 400
$50. 5:ii. 200 =, IN sundays l3J p u. 90 ,ao
fqi 9oo syo 80 al t M snnay. tso = % % ''OO ''
For sttANToN At 7.iG Si5 am: i5 p. m-a.a,.
100. l.: o. Sij 81 ?. IN. sundays at BOP. m
FS THMRGGA td& at At e. oo 5 70 sa5 M 100 1890 s5
roT OBI %BI!iiii RHTiEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
At lo. 7l o. s:4o D. i:Oo :oo 341 o:i5 m sunday
For sToY at 4.oo, 7so $40 LOO l's9 "a 40 400
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. e'41 q H. 400
For vi IMINGToY ZOO st5 l:oo. $780, 400. 4:so.
800 i3J y. m sundays 1850 D. ~. 80 ,- ,,., ,,,.
~ 10 40. SsS zoo i3I iOj $50, 545. $500,
$50 ZOO 500 s:l5. iOSop IN. Sundays 1900 SOOa' H.
s's a ; .oS S4S .o asS go 1873 s3
$50 "a s6S5g SGS o G S So s,S 49, a. n oo @ M % s6 l5S
aio 90 gSo & i29o p n. GROVE 6c IAN rail- at
IS .,cs og M iaon I Grove az az 100 m
For Fni:EIIoib an 7i5 iia;0 a. M i;oo 500 500 p.
For LATEWOOD rOMS RIVER and BAkNEGAr at 500
For ;TiIHaNTIC a. CRY ViNELAND and BRIDGEToN at
400 a. m, loo +. IN.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For HIGMLhSBs F1n rlf 80 sF%HRiGr md L5Nd BRANcH
b:Su, lC:I5a. ~. 80. 500 M. SUNDAYS 'GLlO a. m
FoI ELBERON. ASBrRY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT &C. lO:loa' ID
For PPiNNrIc HIGHLANDS. $50 lOI5 a. m, s;lo 500
y.
For LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER, BARNE9Ar& & 3;45 =. ~
Tickcts can be procured foot OF IiDertyst Pier No
North iyer 81 2J- 257' 2sl. 2S 2s7 0H aud l,32S
Broad way 65g 537 7l9 6thavo Riyngton.st 10
j. ~ and l Grecnwiclst los 2US East ~ n at lo5a
$50 Bowerv PRINCIPAL hotels in Newfork cry Ia
Iironkiyn { No tOurt.,t. lO7 Broadway SS 800 tul
ton.st 2IO, aTa Manhattanaye In HOpokeu 2A washing
tont y l. Transfer ompany VIII call for and CHECK bag
gaee rom o.es residence 10 destination >,,,.
j f. MOOITEN. e. &. hAHCOCh;
GENERAL Manager Gen. Pass. GGd ckct Agt.
IT, i BALDWIN. q. L. p. AgI, ll0 Liberty 81, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
Nrw YnnK. Ann- Il 1Sah.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81, 1895.
In consequence OF tho Insolvency Wabash II Louis
and Pacne Hallway Company foreclosure and sale OF the
property covered by the general and collateral
has become necessary and plan of
having been arranged with the csmneo Of general
traSe bondto claiming rep majority
bonds held In Europe and Tho holders Of tho collateral
bonds Iomh grceucnt for carrying such plan
T. ready for tho Of Amcre bondhoicrs
the ONCE Of the committee No l9j Broadway.
Boidholders upon signing tho agreement will required
10 deposit their bonds with tao nndei and will
therefor temporary oci3s agng ~ Mercantile Trust
Company OF Newi ork whcl will DC exchanged engraved
cerdcaies they be jared Tho
will eno the h9ler 90 the D. H. In e,pdance with
the aFrernent Hndcr which they be deposited aud
Application will be made tie Ncwl Exchangc
place these certificates upon the bond list.
Tho unieFsigned appointed Pntch Stag Comuiiee IN the
agreement; prlc'oi with MI due diligence carry out
the PROV o. the and furhorance thereof
invite tho hodcrs ot general motylge and collateral
mortgage bonds 20 signify their the agree.
mcnt without delay Includiug the English boodholders
about 80 100000 Of the general mortgage have already
asseuet
Copies oi tho and further information BE-
tanned the oAcc. No '95 Broadway New.York CITY.
JAMFs 3. Joy.
EDaAn EE y, AHnrTHRAkpi 4 HfLirs STe,,,,1sss PsTs,1,ins
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20

SATURDAY. Sept. l9-PM "
OF results frum the called
Greet eSpee2' presidents to bo held next
ucciing OF tfi an unexpected q season.
Tuesday, and/or winters supply Of
able demayof Mnihrscite coal impartcd
:, domestic nestle. f's'aisti0n arm If not baoyant
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, sEPr. TO-
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
POST, MARTIN & co,
No. 4lia PTNF.ST

V'O THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
MoRTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
OF THE WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY co.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
STOCKS.

SALES AT THK COSsoLIDA TED STOCK AYD PEI
LEUM EXCHANGR
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
Financial,
TEE BCNDK0LDERS Committee
FOR TIE REORGANIZATION
OF THE
DENVER AND RIO GRnNDE
RAILWAY COMPANY.


The Reorganization nec tho holders OF TIE Sc
ouritCs Company 10 deposit the same
with the Sttes Trust Company OF NewYork No 49
wnilst. under the plan heretofore published
For Information and cOIdtoEs Of re1rganza
ton reference IL male to circular anil agreement. OF
which copies may 90 oJtaned at the following odices
THE UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW.
YORK. No. 10 Walst
WILLIAM WAGNER Secretary % the Denver and Rio
GTande Railway Company a. Wibamst, end A. fARCU s.
Secretary Of this Committee, II, no Exchange
Place.
GEORGE COPPELL Chairman
THEODORE DREIER, A MARCUs
JNo. LoWBER WELSH, r. T. WILSON.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
Referring TO the above notice hereby given tlat the time
within which the bondho car rast certificate holders
stockholders OF the and RU Giande Railway
pany may bee parties 10 tho xaton agreement
dated juno TO- 1880 will expire tho l7h day
1886 After that curics ouy received upon terms
10 be GXe and annOun led by the committee
Now-York, September II. 1885.
GEORGE CoPPELI. Chairman.
THEODORE DREIER, A. MARCUS
JSO. LoWBER WELSH, r. T. WILSON,
ReorzanHetion Coumttec.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
SUNDAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
IN NEW.YoRk.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20

AWNIIUW @IW|L1.
DETER G. KELLOGG & CO. will sell at
AuctIn
An importation OF 03 head Of
HoLSTEIN-FR ESIAN CATTLE,
- the pr0i eTty OF
SHUTTER BIOS. BROOKLYN, ".
TUESDAY, september 81, 1885, at 10 O'Clock nj
THE AMERlCAN uORHE EXCHANGE, LIMI1ED,
Brcadway and Goth Sc. Now-YOrk,
Ogce l07 JolIngtL
- 80 PETER q. KELLOGG, Aucidncer.
The cattle may be place o. ale ineludo
cows IA nlik bciiets yeafns bulls AMI ser
am.ns % item arc Pile annas at prominent Roland fairs
For catalogues, viii terns % sale re. address
PETER q. KELf.00U 4 Co.
lO1 JoAn-st, Eow-Nork
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30


The Northwestern Trades Gazette thiaks
mat II Is high time that the public was
warned against investing money in the
stock or bonds Of cattle companies.
Ihcre Is sort of cattle raising craze
spreading over the country, and the I'M
preston has gone cut that the sure road
10 wealth Is to buy cattle and turn them
ON the plains to shift for themselves The
excitement created by the cattle craze has
gwen an opportunity to spectators to
form STOCK companies for the alleged pur-
pose OF raising cattle. Cunningly devised
tables showing the increase in ten years
from TO- or 90, or 100 cows, have been circu-
lated widely in pamphlets, in newspapers,
and in magazines, 10 read one of these cir
culars aguilclrs' person would think that
the cattle roanied all Winter. through Flor
Ida orange groves, and that such a thing as
blizzard, freezing cattle to death. never
swept over the plains. The Trades GA
zette says that many Of the companies of
fering their bonds for sale in the East are
not whit more reliable than the wildcat
mining companies of Colorado. A Chica-
go gentleman, who has probably been
experimenting with one of these wild cat
Tie companies, is quoted as saying: ~
know of no business ON earth that the
managers can as absolutely clean ont rs
they can n cattle company, A rroLerty
worth n million dollars can be stolen and
nothing left. When railroad is wrecked
the iron, cars, locomotives, and buildings,
though mortgaged, remain. A bankrupt
mining company can show hole in the
ground for money expended. But cattle
company can be cleaned out so thoroughly
that there will not remain property to the
value of calf's tail on the ranch. The
bonds and stocks of cattle growing compa-
MES that are offered for sale on the mar
ket are mighty good things to keep out
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30
The COlOred Race.

"Twenty years ago." said the Secretary
of the Freedman's Aid Society before the
Presbyterian General Assembly in Gin
cinnati recently, there were in the South
ern States 3,947,000 colored people, and
now there are more than 100000 Then
there We're in Mississippi 10000, negroes,
and now 650,oO0. Then there were in Geor-
gia 154, 600 negroes, now f25,0OO. Then
there were in South Carolina 400, coo. and
now more than 100000. Five hundrc |
colored babies are born in the United
States every day. The colored population
of the United States doubles every Twenty
years; the white population only once in
thirty-fve years, Eight years will not
have passed before the negroes will he in a
numerical maiority in some of the South
ern States. At the present rate of in
crease, in 1855 there will be $4,000 100
white people in the United States, and
1872, 1000, 900 QiorFd people The day is not
FAR distant when il will be ii physical i'm
possibility TO continue the praseEt PA ,e
Of disfranGhisemen Of the colcred uple
Of the Southern States. In South Caro-. ina
he has bought and paid for eco acres Of
land, which lie cultivates. In the South
he pays taxes on more than 81 ,UW, 500 of
property. Heis editing, printing nd pub
fishing l16 newspapers. And Yet Of the
7,OOO.0OU coiored people Of this country
more than 100000 cannot read nor
WRITE
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30
Y II Ii u

NJ. J. IIapgood had the misfortune
to loose one of his team horses last
week,
Preaching services by Rev. A. B.
Pcflers at the Winhall Hollow school
house next Sabbath at 5 p. IN.
A nice squash raised by Mrs. c.. p.
Williams last year, was kept in per-
feet state of preservatian until last week
when we received nice piece of it.
Who can beat that?
The school in Dist. No. 6, closed
Friday, July n, after a term of ten
weeks. Whole number of scholars 10.
average, 9 12O. Those having no marks
are Nola and Addie Woodward, Alison
futile, Willard Jaquith and Erwin JAG
Nth. Cora Lampson absent on ACCOUNT
of sickness. The written examination
at mid term resulted as follows: AL
son futile, Arith. 80, Phys. 50, Geog.
95, Gram. 100. Julia Estabrook, Arith.
so, Phys. 96, Gcog. 94.5, Gram. 97.5.
Annie Mathews, Arith. 100, Geog. 81,
). Willard Jaquith, Arith 100, Geog.
95. Ellen Sherman, Hattie Chadwick,
and Nola W oodward passed Il very
good oral examination. Cora Lamp
son, Annie Mathews, Julia Estabrook,
Hattie Chadwick, Nolq Woodward,
Addie Woodward, Alison futile, Will
lard and Erwin Jaquith had no wills
pering marks during the term.
Minnie L. Thomson, Teacher.