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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
TEXAS In TYPE.
Clippings from state Exchange. on Matter,

OhppinKs from State Exchanges on Matters
OF Interest.
frairie hay is selling In Comanche at
Mrs. Agnes Hill was sdiudged lunatic
IN the court at Austin and sent 10 the asv-
lum. y '"e ''''
Wheat is retailing In Austin NJ Al 40
per Dushel, oats at 80 cents, and corn at
GO cents.
Bartlett shipped carload Of corn,
wheat and Hour TO the drought sufferers
OF Eastland county.
Col. Taylor, contractor Of the state
capitol, sent from Chicago $500 for the
relief OF the destitute in Texas.
Sllas Adams of Bosque county was
killed at Valley Minis by his horse falling
ON him while chasing beef escaping
from the drove.
The New Orleans division of the Texas
Pacific railway is to be thoroughly bal
lasted, steam shovel having been nut 10
work In the sand-pit at Marshall for that
purpose.
The farmers around Deadnan feel con-
fident OF raising wheat, rye and other
necessaries as everything Ia doing finely,
and the prospects for the coming winter
encouraging.
Mr.. Fatheree, near Rockwell recovered
SIPS damages from the Dallas & Green
vile Railway company for their change Of
line after his having given them right OF
way across his farm.
Rockwell is said to be improving
rapidly, although Il will be at least two
months before the cars reach there.
Wagons are busy hauling lumber and
buildings are going up all over town.
A Gas and Water Supply company has
been organized at Marshall under state
charter. The New York Construction
company has the contract for 325, 000, and
work is to begin in sixty days the whole
to be completed within nine months.
In digging brick yard at Rockwell a
grave was found containing the charred
remains of human body. The mystery
is insolvable, but the surmise is that
some dark crime WAS committed and the
attempt made 10 conceal the evidences by
fire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09

ma, conpectlOns at Fort Worth for st. Louis,
rs,,o and all points North, East and West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09

eF.sTADscER, EfaMSaGy,
; $50. FRONT ST.. philadelphia EgF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09

Food makes blood and blood makes
hesnty. Improper digestion Of food
= eccssarilv PRODUCES bad blood, resulting
IN 4 feeling Of fullness In the stomgcn,
scssity. heartburn, slck-headache, and
other dyspepiic symptoms a cIoscy
confined life causes indigestoIi constpe'
lion, biliousnees and loss o. APPeti.o,
To remove these troubles mere y ~
remedy equal 70 Pnckly Ash bitIers. y
has been tI1ed and proved % be q fpeeine'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09

Have tried Tongallne with good re-
suits, and find 1t win cure the worst forms
OF rheumatism. Have cured my wife,
who had most aggravated case.
j. L. REESE, NJ. D.,
South Charleston, Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09

Faults Of digestion cause disorders Of
the liver, and The whole system becomes
deranged. DR.. j. II. M'Lean's Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier periects
the process OF digestion and assimilation
and thus makes pure blood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~Hr WINNIPEG vooUNrRY; Or; RouG HtN9 IN
WirH An ECLIPSE fARrY; BY n, A. h . Co.
r. Ec,;p,e PARTY, whose adv entures are toiu
a.. dis N,t,e book, made its six thousand miles
.o,, os long EGO as 1860. Twcnty-sn years
!. a GOOD while to keep slight narrative o"'
A. is not spoiled, and there may DC some an'"'
mont i'm conn airing the old state OF thinSs WIN
the new in a country where railroads nave " iae"
A., ~, 20 and the ox-cart and Ciu flourish where
,,,r yova,ers found only a single hut. Thee were
three men Of science in the party and wllch oi
them is the Rochester fellow" resUnslbie lor
the book, we ore left to guess. The Journey Ifcin
81. Paul TO the Saskatchewan and oacR oy w"
80 the Red River an Lake Winnipeg. took FORTY
two DAVIS AMI was attended with great hardsmp
The astronomers did not succeed in reaching The
mint for which they were bound but pv e'e".
excrtions they managed to get upon the cue Vi
tho belt of totally few hours before Inc ech'se
tool, place, and then they obtained very orlcl an
unsatisfactory observations in clouded sNS'
The story is told with vi,acity AMI good huhor'
ami the picturs of life among the lnilaHS a""
fur.t,aders, in time whch~seems gehr'auoi'
away, are hiohly interesting. There are IL usu"
.;ors NJ which we can only say that many tmnSs
,,o ,e,,nissb,e to the amateur draughtsman, yet
there limits.
THE PLEASURES OF A BOOK WORM BY J.. ROGERS
REFS l6mo. PIP. 20l. George j. Coo"oeS
Mr.. Coombes has made a very Pety re rin'
of a book which has met with favor III an
and which is well worth the att ntion OF these
,,ho care for light chat on books and authors
II makes no pretension to photographed learn
,nc and little TO criticism, but is the desul'ory
talk of a boolx-lover the inexhaustihie TOPIC
of his dear puisut-cheelfu, natural simple NJ.
too wise al ways genial, with pleasant VEN OF
anecdote, and a knowledge Of many OF Tn se
delightful out-of the-way matters with wmch ''e
,,oo collector stocks the museum Of his brain.
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDsC

NETWORK CEN TRAIL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILROA D.-Commencng June II, 1885,
I'M ougil trains wi, leave Grand Central Depot
~ Rochester Express. through dfs"insroem cars 70
Albany. Troy Montreal ~ racuse and ltochrstrr .
% 80 M Tho Limited with dining cars, stopping Al
Albany Urca Syracuse Rochester Buao, NIAGARA Falls
Erie and Toledo arriving at Chicago % H. and
10 20 a. NJ Chicago Express drawingroom ears to Canaan
Rochester amt Bufalo
III 80 a M. Western New-York and Northern Express
with wing room ears . III, ,
$3.50 Albany, Troy ana utica EApieSs WIN ui~"ns
roy.
a D M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Chicago and It. Louis xpFess with sleeping cars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CHI
oacu and ~ Louis. DInngcar New YORK to Albany.
$40 n Montreal press with sleepnsesr 10 syracuse
anG Auburn road, and 10 Saratoga also 70 Montreal
go . for Rochester only ttrot ga siseping car
10 Is M Pacnc FIX press WITH sleeping cars for Roches
ter lufao Niagara Falls Cev-snl Toledo Detroit and
Chicago eepGg Clayton and osdens6arg daily ex'
cept saturday. .,.
flI5 D. NJ Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
with the nornlpg trans TIE W 81
for the North except saturday nEhu -
on al and Central Depot. NO Battery
Place Alb Broadway. Harlem Depot l20th st. aud 4t ave
wesootts kxpress Odces PARK place aeaI BToad
York 3S $50 Fulton sts. Brooklyn. and ~
4th.st., Williamsburg
G. drawing ana sleeping can DC
procured the ticket Offices ia New ork City, An
333 W ngIon 81. Brooklyn.
Baggage called lOT and checked from residence.
THESE Trans dahy All others dGly except Sunday
j M TOUCEY D. NJ. KEN
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave 42d-st station AS follows and ~ MN
nj, \ earlier from foot of Jay ST.. North tiNeri
D,li,lt and Chicago 8 80 a. H., 600. IS 10 y m
st louI, 800 q 10 p N. 49,, ,,.,,. =, "a
Buffalo Rochester Suspension bii"e'' "'r
Tca and syracuse &c. $50 m. 900: 3 i p m.
Ughlaui Kingston sauyerties, Catskhl Albany 'o:io
y 10 . &c. II 2b Alb. 900, - ~ p m o,o ,,o
Cranson s. West Point, Cornwall. NewOurz, 'o.lu Giq
90 10 siuI0 li25 a NJ. 4l5-S y. M. and 'oOo. p m
Cranstou's, Cornwall, Newburg
For Montreal ant Canada East GOO D. m.
iiaiulton Lonion. % 30 a nj. oUo e;Io p m ioron'"
ys"t seeming cars FOR Buffalo Falls. Detroit
CIl,ano ana 81 LOUIS on all through TRIMS
DaIy other trans daily except sun lay
For TIC kets tables parlor sleeping car
t,ons OF information apply at Offices BrDo<iyh " ssn
ingion II TYO Fulton Office loot OF futon ~
New YORK CITY 1868 1856 o42 Broadway lo5 bowefy on,
W,s sor. tatious foot Of Al foot O Jay y II
"''' ~ ' HEN RY MONETT.
s Vanderbilt ave. Genei~ fassenaeI ns ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

I ERICH VALLEY RAILR )AD.

AssENGEn TRAINS leave loot OF cortandt or Dee
bfOsses sis a. follows:
7 a IA ior Ustasauqua and intermediate points
M 10 Geneva Lyons. Elm r. Rochester Buhao ana
The West and principal local pons Char car 10 Wiike"
IN I,nkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harisourk
3 40 M for piit.ton and principal intermediate points,
Char car 10 Pttston. -,,... ....,. ron,nc,,o,
$40 m for Copay and intermediate points c"nnoc.Yn
10 Healing and Harrisburg. ,-..- ,~.,. 90
tho West Pullman sleeper IN Lyons
30 % m for Tanrys aud inter mediate points IT,.
Trsins leaving at m. and go m 'onnoc' "s
AL points in Mzhanoy and Hazleton on Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS. .-...
50 for Maueh Chunk. Haz'eton ana 'n'e'"'"~
points ,, ,...s,,,. ,o,c,s
7 n ,n for Geneva Lyons Elma. Rochester buna" And
the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons
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AND READING r. r.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. DINISlDN.
FOOT or LIf,fKTY ST, no TIL RIVER

vG MEN o. Jh iift,t TTI sr 10 rn RIVER
m TIMt any cr ftt OCT bound sroos
Route 80 90 O. r. 80 400 49, i SsSS
pecI connection at Wayne ior Germantown and
CGestuIt I'M. a! coldmIaave ior ManAyunk' coH'bo-
pITIAWINGRooM AIRS On al bay Tram, and SLEEPING
rs S ssS s .as isSsp -, r.
10 as 50 yc go 10 3 80 oo so 800
r %oc iHHHh r L. .a& re- renn
fS mA TiI 1H ciT2 AZ ssSa g. toop
For EEADIYG a 10 oS 81 kg 9: 90 800 sausa
For StHi SS Sa Si Is Zoo $50
i 90 3d. S45. 8 IS p. ~ Sundays at go p NJ
For For P rHaGa a 90 49, H. $780, ssS 400
rdi sp srHsys and MAUcH CHUNK
At 90 o. $50 a. mp Loo $50. S'5 616 p m sunaAss
For EAsroY a. 200 ZOO 80 NJ, Loo, 49, s4S' AGO.
rs uG IL s BIZ SP' bRASum f' at 40 400
ror FtEMINGToN 700 $50 a. M. hoo $780, 4'O" AGO.
81 90 1eg Fl I9n "a 90 200 g. TOO $50 ol5 leo
a NJ o. 80 $50 is. 90. 40 500, 80 StS SEQ
30 o. 80 -, 10 80 p m. Sundays 400 . 40 a. M"
70; I. "a o SO 93 ESQ., 1918 s
IL s g i so, iS g si 3:
For 81 Pr Ra X aMBoy at 4on 600 Is II CO. las
ed 90 tGS 80 orGpAS cK@ @vEE R at
except ocean 6Iove al 20 900 M.
For Inkk@5G6 ons . vEh %
For a SfLASr &C. CITY viNELASD ana BBIDcEroN
400 a. m. loo p NJ
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. ), North RiyeI, wa sandy fiook , "a
For HIGHLANDS. SEABkIUHI, LONG BhANCh SUI
TICKETS can procured at foot Of Liberty st. Per NO
North River ~ Eel 2s7 42l, ga lao and 515 Broad
way $50 1877 and TAG 9th kviug"n ~ 10 - 10 ana
IA Green East l25ti st, 1857 Bowery IN
Canal and principal hotels 20 No. ork sy In biggk
lyn lO7 Broadway S3s $50 Fulton a. xiO
$40 auhattan In HeLokrn 25I Washington a. New
Transfer Company VIII call Tor and check baggage ikoW
hotels u residence TO destination .
J WOO1TEN, c u. HAStoCk
General Manager Pars and Ticket Agt
Ii p. BALDWIN, 6. Z. 7. Agt no Liberty st y =
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


On and after OCTOBER 4, 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains via Desbrosses and courandt Street
rnsHaIs and the so %f with as rsmsn rfs
chiraso Limited Of Par Dining smOsIns and sleep
Ssa ss o SSsts8 tss
soS o m s and 70 nss a;,ss Warrington
"a paHan ana ss s c % Except a
m asys wassnsSI aHa 20 20 aa N a,ivs was6
40 and ana II night Sunday, al5 m. 4:so aid
For Auani,s, diiy, except sunday m Through car.
For Cape May. week days lllO NJ On saturdays only
Long Branch Head JUNCTION and ntermeda,e stations
Pr On sunday a M and y H. do not STOP at Assury
v.I Old Point and Norfolk York Philadelphia and
Norfolk asilrsa,, m every day via Baltimore and
n9s sa al srsasss sTa ss
1,a,%: from rist;SUrs 5lo, 1so. li,so M go
s%s ~ H. EsSr $'isnsrH Iss ss%'is
$;;$ =: e 8 So "a
no. $50, l35 320, go 056. 92o 1886 and 10 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Train. leave New York Desbrosses and Court
80 9o % CISasc drntog aad 70 washington Lin i'm
II a.s I'D sss 81 ana
suna.ys k,press. 5is . - Liplts, and 10 ise.
sss ;sy.asy a. 72s and
Sundays con- ec Trenton Tor Csmdep
station, Philadelphia
1901 10 los 40 s TO- $50 100 $40 $50. II aud
iiis2 LIMITED Express l;l4 and t;5S p. NH u -
$50 GOo. 40. TO- $50 H. l2+S,A tA50 Limited G;SS
7:l2 and y ~
Leave Phllade phia Camden, 90 daily except Sun
r. ket Offices sas aS6 and 9.t Broadway Astor House
and foot esbrosses and Co0rtlandt ST. No Court-st,
Brooklyn AnueI Station loot VI Fultopsk brooklyn
station Jcrsey lily. Emsrant ticket Office No Battery
Place and Castle 0arten.
-ss"ec Has 4 FuUu j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NETWORK, NRw.HAvEN and HARTFORD r. n.
Trains leave Harlem River Station. corner l32dst and
Iinconave near IhlId Avenue bridge across Harlem
except sundays at Gas $780, el0 10 l;55a m. 2lo 800
l4O $40 64b 1890 for Port Morris Casanova Oak
Point Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest West Chestar
Timpson's Bay Chester pelham Bay Barlow (C island
Pelham Manor and New-k0chelle. connecting at New
Rochelle with trains for all points the main line OF the
NewYork New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore Limo
and Airline Divisions New.Canaan. Mlddle,own New
Britain and Sued branches Boston and all points east
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
ti,it NJ 1910 u. m. daily, except Mondays
Sunday for New Rochelle and all intermediate stA
tons at "a 1901 and 800 tho latter train conuect
Ing 81 Now. Rochelle with way trans 70 stanford
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Jnstrurtion.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No II BROADWAY,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the sharehold.,
i ers Of the Manhattan Railway Company VIII
be held the Company's office IN New York Guy NO.
Broadway on the second WEDNESDAY IN November next
(eng 10th day Of said month"; AT IL o'clock, noon
boa OF directors for the ensuing year Is to be elected anu
three inspectors OF election.
The directors thus will be ofco directors also oil
the Elevated Railroad Company and OF NE hetro
poan Elevated railway Company for the same term.
will be closed October H. AT O'CLOCK
D. IN. and reopen November IL at 10 o'clock a. IN;
~ ID. w. MCWILLIAMs
Secretary.
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TALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
Boston 3d. Newport ST. Ian River y rr' Ioin,s
steamers PILGRIM and r VI r. leave New York
Sundays ncludod az D. m from tor u,
n r.. foot Of Murray St Connection via Annex Boat from
LONG WATER ROUTE FULL NIGHTS REST
morning trains TO Boston. short rail- ride tune 80 min
utes An each Tickets and staterooms
may secured all principal hotels r'nsfer and ticket
Offices the office on PIER ~ and on steamers.
GEORGE l.. COMMON
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OFFICE OF THE NRw.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN }
RAILROAD COMPANY. 80, Z
TIME annual meeting of the stock and bond
holders OF the New.York Lake Erie and Western ta
road Company election Directors and Tor the trans
action of nch other business before the meeting
will be ned the Office OF the company, No III
in the CIV of Tuesday the goth day 0f N0Ve
her AT as O'Clock The polls viii be opened az
IL o'clock noon opon till o'clock p m oil that
day. ..oo,
books of both common and preferred stock
WI be after hours saturday the 3Oth IN
and closed until Wednesday the LIST day OF De
cember, BY order of the Board Of Directors
H. MACDONOUGH,
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financial.
rnK Missouri PACIFIC RAILWAY co,
1QS HuOADWAY.

1875 BROADWAY, }
NKw.YoHk. October IL, 1886
Tor the purpose of enabling stockholders TO
10 the Of this company to DO bsue
A soon as the legal requirements are complied WITH me
transfer books viii cose on Saturday october To- I"
rho right 10 subsobe will expire saturday October 80
o'clock m the books will BIO reopenod on Tuesday
November r at 10 o'clock a. m
ny 0i"'' VI ~ A. II. CALEF. Treasurer
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BORDEN LOWELL. Agents.

DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
II KILL MOUNTAINS landing a, cranston's West
end E'opas eS96sssng with Ulster and DslawaTs stony
stesIsers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BALD.
WIN every week day $3.50 p. m pier foot OF Har
nson.sL except Saturdays. when CITY OF KINGSTON
leaves at y. m. making all landings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

II YORK, LAKE ERfE AND WESTERN RAILEoA1
hour local trains leave 2Sdst station fifteen minutes
bay ssssps Day ESpTss' s1nss r,.
ssS ssSns TO Sad sashs%s
tp m;Daily Chicago sna ST Louis L%ed E,Prsssss
s ps csRss si for s, ps ne a
Cleveland ioco nj Spe.ss mo- n 'heaso ''S
Pals %ss, a RaSss,
tisSs .. most popular night train between Aewicri
sp m~Dsiy Chicago Express Pullman and Day sleeping
Coaches TO Bnghanton. Emra Buffalo, Niagara Fails cine
60 ! az s45 fS IS iS
sS s $50 co sS iGsS ss $50 So II soo cs0$
fi's S Oc : ss5 s sS yU CsS So $50
sS ss sosc a. iio0 o SHsa s YSS 1879 &
sS. a% NJ F. 5s Ssssls Sc ss
sSp s aSsSs ~ s.S l;O0 SaSdas SSa
sSnerp 4ts s45 7:so ESQ lo2oa lao $50 $50 sSe
ssO sio s IA. 100 iS dosO NJ nj 1pd .S OO ssS ySS
S Sso = H., .s ssS S iao5 m aS Ill., '
Wg s .n Voc sG lax. 200 am @ $50 m
s ssV and Cornwall 100 scon $50 40 $50 900
Moniso%s %Sy5.y ;sn ssos ann m AHs''0n -"
sS .:s .s is;s
s 1sS 200 .h 1880 ss IS. ssa ss0 s s
a v.Soa IN The 900 IRAN sogs a! Msn.sS S s
VI aryts sIG 100 300 1890 ~, $50 tS0 300 Jvx
yts 500 yuo '. sundayA $50 io'so H. s"'s
Sso; c cave eat s3dst N r. st5A m. to&4s nmsysry
nfteen minutes e'4s p N 70 loto ~ sNsy ,n4av y
9 9asa n MIotS svsrv thirty minutes ioASA IN V
and apartnsnts m sar ~ oV SnsS
s M ssa NJ. :S
NJ. MAJ Fulton. at, Brooklyn ~ the company 1e{vo
s1press trail the West arrive In Newfofk - "A~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.
NETWORK OFFICE No. Wollst,
October 81, 1886
TO THE HOLDERS or
VIRGINIA MIDLAND INCOME BONDS.
The new per cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds guaran
Richmond and Danvillo Railroad Company under
contract of h. read 'or exchange aud delivery
and aftr ct go the Office OF the Central Tust
Comp ny, 10 Nass ust 49,, -,
Of bond and coupons thereto attached will
One Thou Dollar per cent Consolidated Mortgage Bond
under the Richmond Dan
Vile Railroad Company. dated May 1885 The frat coupon
upon bond will be due and payable on the LIST day OF
November 1886.
II. w. HUIDEKOPRR, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
Mem Publications.

THIS DAY
At ALL BOOKSTORES
New Novels by HENRY JAMES. J. H. sHoHrho"eA
and CHARLOTTE M. YoNGA
BY the author Of "John Inglesant"
SIR PERCIvAL.
Story Of the Past and Present
III sHoRTHOUsE.
Author Of "John Inglesant," "The Little schooima'"i
Mark" etc limo 81.
Nv the author Of The Heir Of Redclyhe
AMODERN TELEMACHUS.
BY
CHARLOTTE NJ. YONGE.
Author of "The Heir OF Redclyne" Heartses"c' &C.
l2po 81 so.
Anew Novel by Mt HENRY JAMES
PRINCESS CAsAMAsSIMA.
A NOVEL
HENRY JAMES
An,,or q, the europeans" Portrait Of Lady,, Tho
American" etc, etc limo. 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

OFFICE THE - !
NEW iN""' ~ NEw.YoRK Sept. 80. 1886
Holders of bonds entitled by virtue OF such n
ownership subiect TO the Company reguhtohs az
the reg siration of such bons to vote s the heh
election or Directors OF the WLOkh LAh q Ih hh
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, anu nhcn
bonds have already registered by the %
voting In Of their present Owne are e..
register for such bonds VIII Oc op1ns v" ,o
3Oh day OF Sept. instant at the ransier oWse o
om,sny Room To- In the Coal and Exchange Build ng
2i Cortandt Street In the City Of New YORK anu WI ese
on the 3Oh day OF October next thirty days prior 70 te %
nu for Directors TO be held on the JUN dy VI W.
BY order Of the BOARD Of DIRECTORS; ,.o,,ou
~ ~ A. X. MACDONOUGH,
Secretary.