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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
LEvEE MEETING.

A meeting of prominent planters
and large taxpayers assembled at
the Court House in Tallulah on
Wednesday, for the purpose of de-
vising means to facilitate the build
ing of the Riverview levee in this
parish. Maj. Lucas, Maj. Waddill,
Judge Farrar, Messrs. Maxwell,
G. L. Boney, A. S. Coltharp, Geo.
w. Montgomery, Gen. Dennis,
President of the Police Jury, E.
GAMER and others were in attend
ance.
Mr.. Montgomery nominated
Maj. H. r. Lucas, for Chairman,
and R. c. Weightman, for Secre-
tary, which motion was adopted.
After the reading of some COM
munications from Maj. Richardson,
Chief State Engineer, and some in
formal discussion of the matter,
Mr.. Montgomery offered the fol-
lowing resolution which being
seconded by Mr.. Maxwell was car
ried.
Resolved, That we hereby en-
dorse the proceedings of the Police
Jury, in ordering special election
to levy a tax of five mills, to assist
in building the Riverview levee.
Resolved I'd, That we assure the
Board of State Engineers of our
belief in the certainty of the vote
at said election, being in favor of
levying this tax, which, with the
funds now available insures ten
thousand dollars for this purpose.
Resolved Sd, That it is the SEN
timent of this meeting. to advocate
q special tax of FIVE mills, or q
greater amount, if necessary for
levee purposes in the year 1886.
There being no further business
before the meeting, the meeting
adjourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
Walk Elis

LISBON, ARK. Aug. 'S5.
J. H, Morgan, Wholesale Druggist,
Camden,
Please send me bottle of "Satanta'
by Eli. The bottle ] got broke chills
and fever on 5 persons. 1t beats all
the medicines.
Yours
]. W. HOWARD.
Mr.J w, Howard is a very promi.
inent and reli able gentleman Of Union
Co., Ark.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24

Offers of 81 per year papers for
six or eight dollars worth of adver.
Using are still coming in. The
TINES is not in that sort of bust .
ness.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
DIED.

At his residence near Tallulah,
La, on Saturday, October IS, 1885,
J. Tyson Lane, in the 51st years of
his age.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24

Mr.. Louis Bernays, the popular jew
eler of Little Rock, says: Satanic
liniment" cured his corns, bunions and
sore and tender feet of years standing
when everything had failed.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
NOTICE.

From and after this date, no one
is. authorized to receipt for sub
scriptions to the MADISON TIMES.
: =. R. c.. WEIGHTMAN.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
LETTERS

LEI 66o
Remaining in Post Office ats Tallulah,
La. Oct. s, 1885.
Mr.. VIM. Buckner, 6eor e; Crier-2.
Mrs Nancy Griffing, Bill G6sdon,
Minerva Gordon, Matte Sage,
Mr.. NC Houston, Capt. January,
Capt. ]. G. Hawkes., Peter Johnso
Mrs. Ellen johnson, W. r. Long,
Mrs. Nancy James,, Abe Russell,
Mr.. Capel Some, Towrly Thomas
VIM. Jones Tsylor-2, Miss Virgins
White.
Persons calling for letters in this list
will please say Advertised"
j. M. HEBERT, r. M.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
A Little Boy Cured With One Dose Of
Satanic.

Cross Toll Bridge Perry Co, Ark
April 2. 1885
Ssfanta Medicine Co Little Rock Ark.
My sons little boy was affected severely
a lsng time with chills and fevers and
was At last cured with single dose OF
"Satanta." / would advise all who
suffer with chills to use it and be cured
fot it is certainly dead shot for
chills.
MELTON CROSS.
Prop'r Cross Toll Bridge, Perry Co.,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24

SHIDAx, Sept: l, 1885
Satanta Medicine Co.-This is to
certify that my chickens had cholera.
l gave Able's Blue Grass Condition
Powders and lost no more.
r. T. REESE
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
ID r. I F. II

night.
Miss Lizzie White returned home
Wednesday.
Thanks to Mr.. Blum, for some
fine samples of fruit.
Monday seems to be a favorite
day for attempts at rain.
Gen. Dennis has invested in
property in Milliken's Bend.
Make a note of the fact that Job
Work is done at this office.
We had Waite frost Wednes-
day night. What is a black frost
anyhow.
Mai. Lucas was not looking as
well as usual, Wednesday. He
has been sick.
Thursday the guage on the V. &
NJ. was changed, so as to conform
with that Of the V. s. & p.
The Southron of Sabine, pub
lished at Many, La, is placed on
the exchange list of the TINES with
pleasure.
Mr.. Thos. B. Adams, has taken
vacation from business, for the
purpose of resting up, and improv-
ing his health.
The guarantee of the Police Jury
that Madison parish will contribute
ten thousand dollars to the River
view lsvee ought to be sufficient
Mr.. D. D. Vanaant has 10 bore,
pistol grip, double barrelled, breech
loading, Scott shot gun, taken from
. negro, and supposed to be stolen.
The delivery of Jno. Lum to the
Sheriff at the Court house, will be
rewarded by the payment of twen-
ty.fve dollars cash to the party
delivering him.
The ", s. & P, is sadly in need
of freight handling facilities at
Delta, so much SO, that even per-
/. .ishable freight is sometimes delay
ed so long as to seri ,usly damage
it. The delay. frequently causes
the loss of the sale of the goods,
also, in which case the Co., very
properly has to pay for the loss.
The transfer boat will make its
first trip Nov. I, is now the talk.
The date has been changed so
many times, that no one believes
now, that it will ever make a trip,
until they see it done. The TINES,
on the assurances of men connected
with the road, has given dates for
the first trip more than once.
When a trip has been made it will
be announced.
Make q note of the notices Of
Messrs. Lee Richardson & Co., of
Vicksburg. that appear in the
TINES. Of course, it goes without
saying, that anything in the hard
ware line can be found at their
house. The house is one of the
institutions of Vicksburg, and they
have laid in an immense stock OF
goods to meet the fall and winter
demand.
Jacob Schaffer & Co., have a
card in the TINES to which your
attention is called. In addition to
full line of hardware, this house
makes specially of guns, and in
vites a comparison with any deal.
efs; in this line. They can provide
you with gun of any kind, at the
lowest price at whichit can be sold,
and, because you have catalogues
mailed to you, in which what ap
pear TO be low prices are gis en-,
you need not think that Schaffer
d Co., cannot meet them, for they
can, and will. Gun repairing is
also feature of this house. II
you want agup, write to Jacob
Schaffer 4 Co.
The advertisement of Mr.. H. B.
Bruser of Vicksburg, appears in
this issue of the TInEs. MI
Bruser who was burned out BY the
recent IRE in Vicksburg, has his
new store on Washington Street
completed. 1t is on the site of thu
burned store, but is larger, givin,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
NOTICE.
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

The Clerk of the Police Jury was
authorized by the Board, to draw a
warrant for the amount of overpaid
taxes, and refund the excess paid,
to the parties who overpaid, on
demand. l have the money, and
all that is necessary for those to
whom it is due, to getit, is'to come
and sign receipt. If you cannot
come in person, send a receipt,
signed, to the Clerk Of the Police
Jury, and the amount due will be
sent you. r. G.. WEIGHTMNN,
Clerk Police Jury
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24
FOR SALE.

MY HOUSE AND LOT IN TALLU-
wi lah, and plantation about one
lie from Tallulah-either, or both, on
good terms. For full particulars, appl y
to T. l.. FLEMING,
April 11-6m. Vicksburg, Miss.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24

Mr. John Schaap, an old citizen Of Lit.
tie Rock, says: "Satanta lniment"
cured him of bad case Of rheumatism
Of long standing. ..
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24

Messrs. Montgomery & Hopkins,
merchants, Appleton, Ark, July 81,
says: Send two dozen boxes mexican
Liver Pills" We thought We got
enough from your agent when here, to
People won't have any but the "Mexi-
can Pill" Your Satanta never failed
yet. Your medicines all sell we'll.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24

Parish School Board. :.
.B.McClellan, President; Viking
J. q Clarke, w. ii. Harvey, John
Erwin, Sol. Fried, a. l.. Slack, w. l.
Sharkey, A. G. Monette, Sec'y.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-24

Terms Of Court.
Madison-Jury Term-lst Mondays
in January and June. Civil term-lst
MONDAYS in April and November.
East Carroll-Jury term-lst Mondays
in july and December. Civil term-lst
Mondays in May and October.
25th Senatorial District.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-08

lb bSl'ig H., earned with this Silk are
|sg IVY H Isee from all roughness. ~
Nipr,bbVistl,e QtwhateYer material,
|hfIoPflr,SScDDy - running" the heels
'll G iiiSGhSCE DARNING SILK. '
ANu, "'uie prevents discom-
aE%san %7yy kind kinds Of Fancy EN-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL

TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL
Preferred Common stock and Rights
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL 1ST,
Guaranteed by Col, Hooking Valley and Toledo.
SOUTH CAROLINA STOCK.
Georgia Pacific Stock.
COL, HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO
Common STOCK aud Scrip
OHIO CENTRAL. CENTRAL TRUST
Company Receipts for lst and I'd Bonds
OHIO CENTRAL (sTAMPED) STOCK,
Ohio Central Common stock.
OHIO CENTRAL (RIV. DIVJ lST
Income Bonds aud Scrip.
PENSACOLA AND AT .ANTIC l0T NJ. BONDS.
Guaranteed by IOuisville and Nashville.
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN STOCK
Pensacola and Atlantic Common STOCK.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY BONDS
Southern Telegraph stock and Bonds.
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND
Bonds Stock and scrip
NETWORK AND GREENWOOD LAKE
LIST aud I'd Mortgage Bonds.
BROOKLYN ELEVATED SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
J. S. STANTON,
10 AND IL DROAD-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
BOyDHOLDERs, RESUMPTION PLAN.

BONDH0LDERS, RESUMPTION PLANi
first mortgage per cent bond part OF $4,000 900 800
miles After March, 1889 the full per and from Sep
TENDER 1880 until then yearly Of cent TO be
paid IN cash as natures payment OF the remainder may
be delayed for years unless earnings warrant earlier pay
ments ID whole part
Interest ut delayed interest payments which
remain secured by the themselves which are kept
alive.
Preserving claim tho Denver Company its sue
by virtue OF the which will have prefer
over ANY preferred or common stock.
ing themselves the they eOud up most OF the
deauted Interest the bonds and all that might furnish
preteIt of right to fOrecose II compelled to pay 80
per share they would tany prefer 10 clear of the
themselves with large
FOURTH Consolidation OF the Companies (old newt
the respective properties This requires as
by the holders or stock the requisite amount In each
Comppy There Guarantee possible that this assent can
obtained when such datJn shall become possible
that II VIII become possible within reasonable number Oh
years.
the above among other there Is no certainty
Of receiving The cent bonds on the promise OF
which must now surrender unit mtcd control over your
present bonds with power TO the Copp Committee to Dor
against them to deay the expense OF testing tho
experiment.
other hand the Resumption Plan assures you In
erest on the matuted coupons and full payment In tne near
property with the right reclaim your coupons upon any
default the certificate. IL furnishes peaceful speedy
inexpensive solution OF the question: and has the e
In the interest OF his Company and it bond and
stockholders and not In the interest Of those OF foreign cor
pOratiOn. WIN. J. PALMER President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
Nnft1on Sales of Real estate.

EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
RICHARD V. HARNETT & CO.. AuctIoneers
Will sell at auction
THURSDAY. December IT,
s,l2 o'clock noon at the Exchange and Auction
Room 50 to 81 Libsrty-st,
nv order OF the OF the estate OF Charles H. Russell
esq. deceased,
The magnificent residence
Az FIFTH-AVE,
MURRAY HILL
between 37th and 35h SITS,
And the stable lot ana stable adjoining,
no. 2 EAST 3STHST.
hso by order same Executors following very
desirable property on the West side;
GRAND BOULEVARD. 72D AND 73D SITS.
NINETEEN LOTS.
Cmprsne the entire front eight lots the boulevard
from 72d 10 73d sts. six lots adjoining the
aide of 72dst. and five lots adjoining
the south side OF 73d-st
GRAND BOULEVARD northwest corner OF 7lstst.
FIGHT LOTS and FOUR CORES.
GRAND BOULEVARD, southwest corner OF 75hst.
SEVEN LOTS
GRAND BOULEVARD, northwest corner OF s7lh-st.
FIVE LOTS
nth west ED AVE. northeast corner OF 7lstst.
TEN LOIS AMI SIX CORES.
sIiyfve per the purchase money may remain on
BOND and mortgage five az I'VE per cent
with privilege OF payment At previous time on Sky oVs
notice.
Miller. John W. Auchincloss. Executors
For maps further particulars apply TO auctiOneers %
Lbertyst or 70 JEN NlNGS a RUSSELL, Attorneys Tor
tAe Executors, No. z Nas5Aa-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
Gonnirp i]ropertn for Sale ans 90 fst
Valuable Property in Virginia For Sale.

TNUE COUNTY SEAT of Gloucester County,
4 Virsina with thousand acres OF outlying lahds'
dwelling houses hotels stores shops OceS ETC. ana All az
purenance for sale by the Ownol NJ mod
The tile is unquestoned ana
having been settle ceelngs culnnang IN
Is offered without adjacent estate OF "Io acres
thorOughly Ofkeu ana belonging u same owner. .
Gloucester Court OIse the county seat ana trAe centre
OF Glouce Ter County thrifty VILLAGE SURROUNDED ny
Wescit Ell nelghbollood. situated about midway Oct"ee
lie nnrbcry soulhcry eNtiemtos OF the county Hhu
ally from The the west ana one hle iro
the N are River the the latter river nnVgaed ny
The York by daily steamboats, To Baltimore " hours ana
Richmond r hours Gloucester County contains lSoOu IN
habiiauts mel ghbOry and intelligent nc JANUS he
produc i've rivers bci heavy black grass
lands. sulia1o Tor Stock anu tLe
bong clay lands easily and candy lolms now nth
zcd and valuable for trucking or market gardening
assessed valuation ranges from - 10 $40 an acre ~
Gloucester Court HOuse C0nrlsts pilhcla
Of IN. uusilc buiidngs-cOurt house ld citikr once;
treasurer = .fcr Masonic all PresOyeT in Ch1Ich auu
f1nse schoohOuse brick hotel " STORES, uu Iel
0nage frame hotel general merchandise stores Two Dhoh
mt,ng ami whoclwrghng shops harnts shop shoe SHOP
oyster rstaurant drug store ewcrY Store pin 3Ce ol
TheGlmcr eeSlY Man. Law Offices ana dWeng houSes
need in the property offered foF sale Is 80 IrSe pc"
m,nsiou house erected nj OF hvc thousann uO'
outsCc OF the age with stables, RrechhOlSt
bpouq gloucester Court House Is iehbu anu =
cuuicd and tnere is q nd for afdtionil ones , .
Ills property suitable for auV gentleman "lAnt
country home nd firm OF the most atT3c se'o
of Vrina with the social advantages aud al te She
t,rr a. GOOD business investment Offering at return vi
m, and promising gioater pioH's "' m
further expenditure Easy terms for paynent ,...
Additional details on Application 10 O"NEN ~ LAW
Hotel Canal ST., NeWl OrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07

SECOND II IA material for you TO know whether tho
Coppe Plan feasible or lawful ana can DO CARRIED out re-
Numbering that IL should not be- you run all the rsk anu
incur all the sacrifice. and that your bonds are w
meanwhile 70 abide tho Issue aud 70 bear me cost OI tho 0o
trOyersy. 1t involves four distinct featuresi
FIRsrCompetion Of the reorganization OF the penwGI
panys successor Nearly eighteen months rave areaa!
elapsed being ready TO apply for decreei nor ~ ~
II granted Will ever De cNecute
should have a nit Of guaranteed before you lock up
your bonds a doubtful question.
sECOND-The proposed issue TO OF $4,000 coo oonuS
the recognized Denver Company tOpOrhlo
take up your receipts the bonds OF tan corpora
the legality OF the issue which YOU are 70 laho IA
question. No guarantee offered covering 'h'So qu''
lions
THIRD Foreclosure OF the western" MORTGAGE 10
depo with tho Coppell Committee means thAt
you enable Committee to hgnt the maJOlV OF western
BondhOlders and the western company AT your ehpe,se
The assent the Resumption lan Is bnding
on all foreclosure were or should become posi-
bic il likely that the holders OF f15uOOOO OF Stock VIII
quietly submit either be eXtingushed or 10 nc
behalf Of the Denver Company, when Dy voluntarily hsseS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
flats an0 Rooms 60 fct.
election Noiitc.


CTATE OF NEW-YORK. .-.-
y OFFICE or rnF SECRETARY or STAIR. /
ALBANY. December q. 1882
20 ne Soe II 6erbr rivcn mat SPECIAL Elect wiz be
bcl In ~ TX u Assembly District Of tie ty ano '3"iy
81 SaS SST N he pac Of William nan e5as pursuant 10
the pr amauon OF The Governor O Inc 7"'o
No"''0iA' Respectfully yours.
secretary OF -tAie.
PROCLAMATION BY THE G0NEtNpt
sTArE or NRw.I OK /
ENKCUIFE CnANhkR
U7,reas nue notice has been given Of the death o. Wi
s,,nnly foT the sixth ssenDy Distinct Of the ouny o.
ow.Y the third day Of Noyember is a a -, ~
mencemeu The term Of service Tor winch he was al tue
teTas Il IS provided by laws q this state that Ia
such a case special etcton shan De heh.
NeWYork in pursuance Of the rcqnr i9ents OF oecio
rule 2 Chapter Is. Part Of tho eF,ed ' To-
Member Of Assembly place Of the sad william I"l m,
Of who-e ONCE WI expire On tie 1 ~ d S,rci 81
nc County Of S0r t on @' ~ B. % me node
prescribed by law the election u MembeIso ~ Assembly
Given under ms hand and the priyy seal %
H. 81 trd day 10 the year OF oar Loid one
thousand eight hundred AMI Gs4yinSy',a ororpor
WILLIAM O. RICE. Private secretary.
STATE OF NETWORK, 81
Office OF the Secretary Of state. ) ~
have COMPARED the preceding with the Original proclama
ton IN TN office aud do hereby cSrtiy ma quo ss1
Is transcript thcreiron, ana OF the "hoo u Sli
Given under my hand and the sent Of office Of The
H. 81 day Of ecember, the year one thousand eight
hun'ii {" 1no ''S ~ 'H'' JOSEPH b. CARL
secretary o. state.
Icetlfy above 10 be true CODY Of the election notice
received by this DAY from tue secrctyy o. ItStG
sheriff Of the cry ana county Of Sew; York.
Publishers of newspapers VIII not insert 'ns "u''''''
mont unless ESPECIALLY "u''o''N0' 4 " DAVIDSON
slerR of the City and County of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
COPPHLL rORECLOsURE PLAN,

COPPEI.L FORECLOSURE PLANi
per cent bond Of company bearing no interest,"
until after July 1886 and secured by mortgage not fs
lien on entire property pat OF si2OO0OOO proposed to
be Issued on /, 6Si mlies)
preferred bond part OF S2S 0OO 20 COM
pensate for surenderng $40 OF accrued interest," ana o
difference Of per cent annually for over 70 years
Surrender OF claim against the Denver Company OF
any successor, for principal ana interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
Ecetures ano mcelings.

'rai lesson free Tuesday o'clock. SO West 2Sist
Professor BKGER author OF French method pubshcd
by Appleton
rrHE Annual Meeting OF the Managers of the
NEw.YoRK BIBLE AND FRUIT MISSION
will be held at their rooms No 40 East 26ths Monday
December Z. at IL NJ SARAH - "ONAi' osoie'-y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
TO TIE HOLDERS or rTOCKS AND BONDS OF
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDG WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY;


The uudeslrncd Committee ~ rgani1ation ~ tho Den
yer and Rio Graudc Western Hallway company have entered
into an Arrangement with Committee o. Ecorgan alton
Of the Denver ~, Grande hallway Company Tor an ca
change OF your sccurit 60 upon following basis
For ach mrs. mortgage PEI Of TIE Denver and
RIO Grance escrn COMPANY, with all It's unpaid
coupons Orgsge consolidated gold bond OF Tie tor
ranid Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company Tor IN
equal amount bearing at The ate Of pr cent per
annum with coupons commencing bear interest from the
Isl oAy july, sss AMI the rate o. $500 IN The preferred
stock OF the sad company for each $1,000 bond.
For each share Of stock tho Denver and no Gtande West
ern r. A. Compan, which the assessment OF ~ per
share shall have ne,n paid share 81 common stock OF TIE
u company aad the preferred stock OF the ne" com
pauy.
Above holder requested 60 deposit thor - nr "
a corisncc with The s1m- before bee o. A. C. Against ~
roa c receipt. with United stiic' Trust Company OF
Sew ork, 40 o. Walst.
after .neh date and until l5,h day o. January 1856.
bonds stock ~ the onyer and no "fa0h' Ne''I"
way Company will only c,ed uron The payment oil Two
per cent 81 their face value
For I'M information 90 terms and conditions ~ NO mr.
rac-sr, reference IL made % The agreement ~ "A'i
c,ri,. may Obtained upon pl,A'ion a. Tho otc - O.
The uited states trust Company Of NcwNot~ No ~
vsst AZ o. = Marcus. secretary 90 tie comnI"' i'''
II. No. y i1changc place.
GEORGE COPfELL
JNO. LoWBER WELSH, TiiEo' "'h""AN'
WILLIAM y DICK, r. mANIiN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
THE BoyDHOLDERS COMMITTEES FOR THE RE
ORGANIZATION or THE DENVER AND RI'
CRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY.

ORGANIZATION or THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that bondhoer of the Denver
ana Rio Grande Railway company after the first day OF
December 1885 party 20 the ror9snzaton agree
ment dated June TO- 1880 amended except upon the pay
mont of two per cent Of the value OF his bonds
In accordance the terms OF settlement agreed upon
with the Committee holders OF Car Trust certificates
and tn plan OF reorganization OF which
due notice was given time within which tho stockholders
Of the Denver and Rio Graudo Company may become
parties TO the reorganization agreement dated June TO- 1872
and its amendments WILL EXPIRE DECEMBER ~, 1850
After that date the will only be received at the United
states Trust Company NewYork upon terms to DO fixed
and announced by the Committee.
New.Y ork November -. lSS5.
GEORGE COPPEIJ. CHAIRMAN.
JOHN IOWBER WELSH.
THEODORE DREIER.
A. MARCUS,
X. Il. WILSON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07

ALL COUNTRY property our specially.
n Farms residences cottages. everywhere i@. iIee
PHILLIPS 4 WILLS. Tribune Bu ding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
Gitp properin tor Sale.

A 3 ST0RY high-stOop house, 70 West 45th-
N ST. S23 00O best bargain offered 3thave. Keys
with s. NJ BLAKELY, 1926 broadway.