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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February IL, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains DesOrosscs and Coutandt Street
HarrsOGrs rittsD1rg and the West with Pullman Paac,
chcasO Limited Of aror. Dining Smoking aud sleeping
. Cars a! 3 M every I DAY corrr ~,
e. m; eon9ecnas az Cory Tor 1itusvlo Petroleum
ETrs OF PR@@ na H cars y e4
z M. arrive Washington 400 ana % p m; arrive
i.I$i and . p M y night sunday 6:ij a m, 40.
Tor Atlantic City except Sunday Through parIor Carr
For Cape May. except sunday. llIoam.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and rtermcdate station,
Un sunday s15 a m and N 40 no. stop at 2sSuTS
For Did Point and Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia and
Nor ok taroad, 500 m week DAYS and p. every
pSas OF va rSokyR Annex Connect VIII hFonS Tram,
at Jersey City, afordns speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Arrive. From Pittsourg 100 sIO 1890 m s51
n.y. 10 s;25 s9a i0s5 p m sunday:
ss2O oo S go 9 and 1872 s mo TcH Pfa
p NJ Loo 2, $40 $3.50 500, 500 655 100, $50, 9:2o.
$40 1885 m, 800. 6:2O e5j, 9!O. 9.5j 1895 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
cypress raps Leave New Yors via Des1rosses and Court
ego, 40. 3 = % chicago Limited, and 10 washmgto,
p % and ana II IL F AccoSmciao 15 g and
and 44O D. N. SUNDAYS; XpTess Gl5. @ Limited.
Trains Newofk Gay e except .ana a n g J. and
~ 10 a NJ! l. 2 a. and p m, and p m on ~r-rzys.
Returning, Broad Street S,o:ga Phiadolph
3 m Limited ExppcSs ia and $50 D. n i2i6 3 $50.
S5 o $50 S"a m BID On a 5HG Lte doi S5 5S
,. .s P end ALE n, camden ,,v nD,v
and tort OF Des6[osses and ,oartlan st, Coqrtst and
Hot Sao8 PsSy E%sn
The New.YorN Transfer Company viii and check
baggage RGRs sot els p 1Gi residences woop
-. Genera Manager. General Pasaenser AGENT
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COTTON NARKrr,-sY rELg3aApH

LIVERPOOL. March l3-l3:3Op m,CO0n-Dull and prices
buyers favor Miudling tpIds. l. lGa DO MlduUhg
Orleans. 47sl. Silcs-GJOO bales including 900 Oaies
for speculation and export receipts 1000 bales ncudng
500 American. Futures stetdy Upanis L0" aINI'ins
clause. March and April delivery. 4i64d also 430'olIi
April delivery 4 81 lid also o3-oadi, 10
NAV delivery. IoI- AT; also 90 ID 90 June
delivery j9.uld; alsO 81 Ord do August anu
september delivery, 4 ~ I'd; also b5b4d
The sales OF the day included j.tO0 bales Amer
lean ..... ,,.,.
Futures steady; Upands Low MiddImg clause March
delivery ,l-6Id. sellTs. 30 March and April delivery
d. Odd. sellers. do AUr and May delivery, o5otL
buYers do May June delivery, 3o-ptd DuYers 40
June July delivery % 6u. sellers 10 July ana Au
delivery 81 DAD buyers do August ANA september
delivery SELLERS do september and OctO1er delivery
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKgr4

LONDON. March 1880 u m-Cnted states Four fer
Cent Bonds l29 = do Four End One-At p.r cent b3ds
Atlantic Western frSt Mort gaNe llu-
tees Certificates Al II do second mortgage Ia Iadlah
Pacific d; Erie. ., do. second CUusOs 81 y, limos
Central ma Mexican Ordinary, ZiA ST. raul common
81 New ork Central los Pennsylvania, % =, Readlhg
lIT4 ~, $780,
rars advccs quote Per Cent Rcntes at 81 francs
~ continues Tor the account $500 1870 go,
i. m.-l.lie second Con-Os 81 -; Penn'ylylna' oo'a
Il,i SILVER N quoted at I6ad per ounce. -,
10. m-lnr amount OF buhiJn wlthlrlWn from INC
RANK d, England ON balance to-day Is HS.OOO.
spanish ftur-. ONlI NJ. n,
boo auNCes quote Three FER tent hchtos !"
81 francs Ccutlbcs Or the account ., ...
advrta quote exchange On LOhiJh - - HAAN'
L. confines for chocEs
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TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorh Riser, TeSseis ant u fHT'0 IDS
GENERAL. MARKET REPORF.

,,orFEr-spo RIO oriet but firm s'iGS7gr. for Fair
OPTIONS rarly active aud -tedy, coslax Sto",H Ior
March rather the latcr months me no re-
ccpts hero onlv j0CO BAGS ana me market wa
tberr the stock there decreased Ia 2liOO bags Nhlm
If CrossInar 4 we're leading buYc~a Hen1 vas seer
Mackty bought April. scott sold ?cO) MAY iaNto Wy
steady sales 43GOJ bags closing as follows; Mstc *
20; ArrI. 7lOULl5 May ,'OG l"' June ~ u W
I'm 7OJ0T.lu: August. 1850 10; S'D'enp'l' f,lN
~ IL. uct,bnr : To- Is; November. 7.fOG72o; DO
Ccnicr. jd7 zoe. Mid grades Iu t. Saio& 300 mars
Interior * "Standcd' 500 bags MaacaDo on private
terms ..,..,,.o, s.i., ~
bacs Recepts az the ports TO-DAY. $50 bales against
: 1.I2 this day last week and 5,a3l last year. 49,
Inc quotations according to tho American cIls'lnc1toh
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK Sgturlay. March li-BEEN ti-irceipts wero
40 cars ui a.. "A Gu;h-s and ctr, At jeriy
Cty. AtGut j. G.. a,tuan i"ccNrl - cS7 ana STEM
loads The receipts az Jrrh CitY were all iOr
the market.
Their. trmsIctiJns in 1--we Ctttle.
SHEEP ASp LAME itoccipts WcIc y cars Of i,'31
heat, equally ydud between The yfri- TIE msrttt MAS
roor o Good -lcc? sold at - 51atit2 Far to Prime
lambs 0si so.
ales-J & q. Lex 30 Western hen. nj No. ~ iEci
.Ol UlodJ ~ ;. 80 l1i 80 tursy to luf ~ al &C.
a GLlsL,. o sue y. H. At a. % ~
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Mo do 70 soi 200 do 81 D. at 9, TO- Isc DO o. D.

at SO 10. On -. 81. o,
state Lambs "a b. at jc los d. 90 TO- at &c. l9j Michigan
DO rs N. Mt &c. o- A. -. -,
nilenbcck y Dc Sey: ia Western sheen ~ D. ~ 5%c;
state 10 n n. at &c. , 90 -. 81,
1872 state do OL D. G4c ia 30. % d. at 10 w
Mich gan lO4 H. ut So iO II stale Lambs % d. at &C.
23j So 10 70 ~ 90. 90 - -,
HOGS~E ccripts wer1 % Of 3iit head-1O cars a.
sey CIV and On IOtf0r Ire week 3O4JI
against head Last week 1ore was no tradlnS IN
live Hogs Market nOmnay steady at ~ 40 @si 90.
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financial
REORGANIZATION
the BUFFALO, NETWORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD COMPANY


ri'rropOsed sftsr fTTcoor pora,,,p with tie following
cages organ
securn'- .o.ou
Five per 5oyear gold bonds held by tho
company afcracguircd property betternents
which shall themselves be covered by the mortgage.
S7,5OO,O00 TO he used az follows:
s6O73OOO dollar for dollar for the underlying bonds
$1,000 600 b. N Y. and p. first mortgage bonds.
100000 r.. " Y. and p. second mort gage bonds
$1,000 900 Warren and Franklin frst mortgage bonds
$4,000 oil Creek first mortgage bOnns.
The remaining 427 OOlto settle real estate mortgageP
aud other present indebtedness.
S20O0O,O0O
second mortgage gold bonds carrying interest for 10
years at per cent and II not more than
per cent cash earned then remainder In scrip
bearing interest up pa? cont aud redeemabe
company's option within 20 years
s1I727 ,OGO to take mp dollar for dollar the following
100000 b. y. Y. and p. first consolidated mortgage
bonds.
s4o6l coo B., p. aud W. general mortgage bonds
81 100000 B.. n. Y. ant p trust bonds
$500 900 r. 7. and g. bonds
s1215,O0O TO take mp 81 100000 B. N and T. genera
MORTGAGE bonds al 70.
1915. 1000 to up sjOO.ooO U AMI T bonds at ~
600 to the stocshoder dollar for dollar for the
assessments upon their stock
SI,I63 900 to settle the car trusts and floating deOt
s3O.Ooc.oO0
Common stock 600 present two classes OF
o, al stockholders voting at meeting called Tor
the purpose used to receive dividends up TO per
cent earned after second bonoholders shall
have received their full cash interest arnnSs ABOVE TINS
per cent TO be divided equally ber the second mort
gage until said bonds shall have received
per cent
About s65OOOuO OF this stock fer present pre-
ferred stock aud sl3 SEQ coo present the
former to pay 81 per share Of 500 the latter So
each to mortgage bonds OF the face value
Of the such payment and new STOCK OF the race
value o. the present stock
ono of stock much financial basis than the present
companys With It's twelve numerous car trusts
large noang debt classes Of stock real estate mort
CAGES, etc, etc.
FOR p N OF rcorgan7aton apply to the Undersigned or tho
company IN Mills Building the Bank Of New orS ~
Walyt Ncw.York or the FIdehty IDsa,snce Trust an
safe Deposit CompAuy, Philadelphia.
The REORGANIZATION agreement file with the Bank o
NewYork and the deity Trust and rafe Deposit
Compauy IN Pliadc phia with whom all present holders are
requested TO deposit their securities are assessments at once
Negotiable certificates will be ISSUED by the depo3areS 70:
securi.ies deposited.
CARL SCHURZ Chairman.
81 Exchange place. Room H.
CLARENCE II. CLARK.
81 South Thirdst, Philadelphia,
CHARLES W. fry,
Bank Of Neg-York n. b. A, 4S Wall.st
ISAAC y. SELIGNIAN,
Mills Building
T. II. ADRIAN 'FRONT.',
90 Exchange place, Room II.
A. MARCUS, secretary,
81 Exchange place. Room IT,
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Diui0cu0 Notices.

MANHNIIAN RAILWAY tONFANY,l
$50 q BROADWAY.
NEN-IOHR. March ., 1856.
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-lALF
"A PER CEST the soiat"t capital STOCK OF tIi'
mpauy the quar- ending March 81 '7 h1S otil ut
c1rti uavaJl, ii Ot the company, 40 n Broad
Wtv. on a id a Ter april ], 1856.
~ II RUAG. Mach 49, and rropegs" =! rrtpAi spa. -
1884 AZ 10 o'cl",S a m. y. ". MCWILLIAN~,
'' Treasurer.
EW-YORK. LAKE ERIE AND IVES ERN
y RAILWAY CoMPANY-Prefencd stockholders who
fare. TO receive the dividend de AIRED h. The above
compan, November - l~-, can col Get the same through
WILLIAM +. O'CONNOit '.nktr AMI i'r4hcr
40. q Pine ST.. New York CITY.
THE NEw-YoEK Avp HARLEM RAILROAD CoMANN(
TiLAsuIH'r Office
WYOHK March 4. 1856.
UUE Board of Drcc OrS. a. Il meeting hcld
4 TINS day. have declared dividend Of TWO PER Cent
on The DIT TERED O this company payable
from profits OF The CITY Line at tins Oice,
the 1T IL Oi Apii next
The books will be closed At o'clock y. March
Is aud Icoprned Ut 10 o'clock m Apii, .. l--6
L. V. ". ROSTER r.
Treasurer.
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ALL FARES RFDUCFD VIA

~ STONINGrON LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
To Providence 81 % TO Boston. 80 frstcass Steamer,
leave from pier North River above Canal
81. az 300 p. m daily. except sunday; train with
paror reclining chars between steamers landing
T. W. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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Coor or inarv ...... GIG 10y M lin ;..... LIP
StrCt Good Or E1lrY. Hl"I'h '.----'-'-'''- ''''
Futurcs to POINTS hiQh.r bnt less active Liverpool
o, cncG points BIT rallied a'r ana closed seny
r crn InarEcts quot and more or les unsettled
"tton mr. NJ; re stronger with pretty good trade lch
NO, 90, whole Sibcr bought April 10
fIr ctrnt aluev Of the mos, prom'nent sellers
~ lever ~aes. 93lOO bales.
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Ccatbrrs.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
"a. supplied without charge TEACH RS registered
iIec Many vacancies form iOf stamp. X. T. AVERY,
American school Fure2u. We l4th o., y. y.
4 RELIABLE selection Of school circulars
~ Tor p2Tents and guardians Teachers governcscs
tupplei. r. ~ COlKIEIE 81 Iast l1th ST, near BdSay
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors, GOV
1rpcsPcs Cfc 10 college, schools and Families ApplytO
HKs. VI. J. ! OF NG-fULION. - Union square.
rE'EACHERS WANTED. - Gentlemen Ex-
Itrt.nced In dish teacher Episcopalian Mathematics,
ris"Opal Common IN gih Sih-i1g and organ EpSco
Isau German French ani Drawing. Professor OF Music
Ladies' Mathematics JHtu. Greek, Drawing
aud flaming: French German and Painting; French Ger
Callsil cniCs Methodist; Piano ana NiOni severa
n,'iye French teachers Apply 10 Mrs NJ. J. hOl Nc
FULTON. hmerlcsn ami Foreign teachers Agency rs
Union square.
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Gtenmboats dno Railroads.

| NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction of fares to all pon.ii soon 81, wo-e..
a " next se ec4 above SsT D.,gr s I Nsa
p M daily, except sunday. ~"
HOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND gAsI
- FALL RIVER LIYE.-br-t route soana. va as,,
every @sT saa s d keen F,r
S1sqTsTs Eaoi s9@ PTcydeEcs 25a.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
ilNEW YORK, NEw:HAvEN AND HARTBlRDR
Savs @ Sr hyebus s, corner an
reached BY Third Xyea1s EsaG esrold daily e ieces
io Pot Morris ci;ancya aoi ps ms
%Pson. Chester fh1% Eay T saSioT Sh1 ec;
lsanil. Pelham Manor and NewHochcIle connoctlns AZ
wy" aas Sr a az sqo sra so
New Britain and sued Branches Hostoi and al DSn
Mdnrht train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
Sunday trans for New Fodhoe and az nerms5,,.
toHs at " noon and 95O M ne after train connscg
sSr WIN way trains 10 ''a"d Central De9ota AID
T EHIGH VALLEY Acknowledgements
~ trains leave depot foot Of Cortland and Dosorossss
oT Rssdnr Maah nuas Gea Summit d %ee, Ss
SH onfs bn a 1G
= ana 30 p for Ess on, Beth ehoa and Copisy
%,soa FooH '2 saaS.y 'G sfa
General Eastern Oiice, No 2S5 BrGad.ay.
POPULAR SHORE LINE Cor BOSTON and
the EAST rail from Grand Central Depot Threa
express daily Sundays excepted to oson- ~
psrOr attached and IL with palace seep2
ing csrs Sundays at II y H. with palace sleeping csrs
p. W. POPPLE, Agent
WICKFoRD ROUTE re NEWPORT, R. =
a % s srnyass 10 SS SwPp9T' at at
drawing room cars attached To both tiainsD
THEODORE WAKREN. Supt
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAtLkOAD.-C0mmencn Nov. 20, lSSa
oar trans S 9a SS Ssq cYPa Depot ronsS
nG. room cars TO Rochester IT. Adams and "u on.
~ 90 m, tast Limited Chicago Express with DINING
fao la1ra Fails Erie Cleveland AMI Tsedo al
ChicacO 800 a. m n day.
dsigua, Rochester. niagara Fails and Buffalo.
III a. M esiern Hcwl orb anu northern Express. with
$50 3 M. Albany Troy ami Utica Express. through
9rawiIS DOM cars. TO Sarato1a f. EdwaId and Gleas
F9.is on Saturdays only
q p. N. Accommodation 10 AIT any and Troy.
81 Chicago and St Louis Express with seeping.cars
for Niagara Falls. Buffalo. CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit Chi
$50 D m Express sleeping Syracuse and to
Auburn road, and 70 Saratoga aisO n Montreal.
tgl5 Pacific kNDles3. with sleeping FOR ROches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo It. Louis. De-
iIl5 D. 1n Night Express. with sleepingcar. 70 Albany
and Troy connects with the morni trains the Wes
fer the North except saturday night.
Tickets at Grand Central ncpot. No. s. Bowling
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot lSth-st and 4hays.
and at Wescotts EApress Onces arsplacn ner Broad
YorE 335 Washington and 73O Fuonss, Brooklyn, and 10
4th ST., WILLIAMSBURG.
procured any Of the ticket Offices NewYOrk City and
S33 Washington St. BrOoSlyn.
Baggage called for ant checked from residence
Il hese trans run daily All othe daily except sunday
tThese trans stop q Harlem & 26th.st h.ave).
J., NJ. TOUCEY ID. II. KEN DRICk,
General SUPERINTENDENT e!sl Passenger Agent
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TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoNPANY)
SECKLIARY AND IKiAst KEEs OFFICE.
CHICAGO. H., March 1, 1895, J
kNNITAL MEETI\G-Thc stockholders and
~ voting bOndhodcrs Of the hicaso ana Alton Railroad
COauy are hereby Fed that the annual meeting % sara
en any for the election OF DIRECTORS transaction Of such
other m ncBs as may be prcsen, ed WI be held at the com
panys Office in Chicago Illinois on Monday the Oh day o.
April next At 10 O,IOcka H.
transfer be closed al the close
hours on the III March and TeOpened on The
Utb day Of April next - 49,. ., ,.,.-rrn
Secretary.
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JoLIIr AND CHICAGO kAILEoAG CoNraNY.

JOLIII AND CHCAGO NAILKOAD COMPANY,
CHICAGO. H.. MaIch4 1865
NNUAL MEETING.-Inc stockholders OF
~ the Joliet and Chicago Railroad Company are hereby
moi m than the annual meeting said company Or the
election Of Directors ana Transaction OF such other businesses
NAV be presented held the General Once o. the
Chicago and Alton a0ad Company in Chicago Illinois.
NO0Iav. the 9Th day q Apu next. NJ 10 O'Clock
The will be closed Monday, March 10.
lS4 at the hUms that day and eOPcncd
on the 9th day Of April next - a,,,,
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New-YOra, February II, I0sJ.
rEO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF TIE
NEW ORLEANS BELT RAILROAD COMPANY :
You are hereby notified that Tdanrc with the proN'-
ION, OF an mortgage executed the 5lth October
o.. " the New. Brt rirOad ompIny. before An
dew Hero ir UlJhC ~ NeNpIlra1S AM 0uy reg
istcici in ~ Recorder ot Mortgages ami IN
Wtl ne ierm- OF til" ponds s-ud hereunder IN
[ ri Belt Railroad Company VIII, on Inc
Era ia, o. Abr 1856 nav AMI r., an it5 MOI tgaC,
bon the Office 81 tn sail the city OF Nc"-o
,otviL- To tLc holders OF sd bonl1
ihrrcoi with Interest % sad dar OF 1t Anr
ID cent upon sdCt boui' You are
lDtlhe nj said hon7 for rcd mp on an
payu cut 81 Oh. Office OF thc conn ans IN Ne%-'!I ms on m
DIV of AprN ~S when ana WAcr' the tender ana pay
mcnt Is aforesaid VIII be- made
By order Oftne Board,
X = CHARLES.
-.II
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NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction of fares 10 al poin,, so'on -, woreos
ter 81 % steamers leave Plef ~ N,rta aver taot
Wnttet, next per above Desbrosas street Fsry AZ
p. III. daily, except sunday. WV
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| AkE ERIE And Ms IEKN RAILROAD.

/ n r F(IF a Nd " FTNN NNTINUNU.
IL Mr. ii nry Smith has been added 10 the Purchasing
Committee under the plan o. reorganization Ormu
lated bv Messs G.. HOnS, Hartman. alvin BTce
ano Clarence CARY tOmmltict IN Reorganization.
folders OF % the road inter stcd III settling
the property without expensive DELAYS requested TO at
once epos their nX their signatures 20 the
agreement which viii De found NJ the ONCE of the cent Al
Trust Company and with signed constituting the
Purchasing committee. -, p, O., ~ 49,.
HENRY ". SMITH Mutual Life ms. CO..
WILLIAM A. READ lNcmllye & co..
CIANENCE CARY cary & Whitrdgc)
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DHPAEIgEST OF FlSANCR,
OFFICE OF THE CONN EOLlFR,
NEWARK y j.. March Is. 1860

DRPAEIyEST OF FISANCR,
OFFICE OF IHE COMPTROLLER
NEWARK y. j.. March Is, 1860
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= his once SATURDAY. March 20. l-si at FOR
The u Ichas. o! any Of hundred and tWepty-slN
thousand dollars Of bonds Of The city OF NewarF demon
mated ANNEXATION BONDS. deliverable March -,
which date interest begins These Ponds are author
lied by Legislature Of the state OF NewJersey ap
proved February 20 1876 PAYABLE twenty years
registered bearing interest al the rate OF four
per per payable semi annually 10y the sinking
Fund soners For the yment OF the bonds the
teTest anC snkn" FUND Is established by law providing
lquc alton maturity he night Is reserved
bids deemed the the
cay such guarantee OF faith will be required from
the determine
Proposals be sed Proposals for
bonds" and ~ dressed TO tie undti signed.
=. I. QUINN, Comptrollcr
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS.
No Losses No fluctuations btu Gotta per
guaranteed Call on OF address {. &. Iiinc n lou,
AGENTS WEST EKN FARM MORTGAGE co.
1872 Br0HdwnY,A \. Y.
WANTED. ITO buy or sell Helena and other
w mining stocks orders solicited IN railroad oeks and
petroleum. l. L. BILL, 90 Broadway.
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T'IIE undersigned rs Trustees of the ConSol
1 dated First Mortel2, Of the KANSAS PACIFIC
RIA LNAN CDMTANl. ave notice mat thry are yiept.rl
to an the g. 4lOOJ the purch3-C and REDEEM Jtpn
Of The bends scucd by the described MORTGAGE M the
lowest rec tor which ait bonds can be- mad not exceeding
the rin,ip interest o SAID bonds luI7uant To
the thlrd s.. div spn % Article Of aid mortgage
Tenders for the sale OF SAID bonds must be made 70
a. il. CALIF, Ia broadway. Room 20 second npor,
NcNYork 'y prior y O'clock noon, OF the 10Th day OF
JAY COY lpc,, {Trustec4
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SEVEN PER GENE
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY
The Equitable Mortgage 90,
49, and 1877 Broadway.

RErrrENcE-FIRsr NATIoNALHANK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15

The following of tle loans we now have TO 0o
and the 1aGsn Of secuty gives some ldea OIL tue S"' "
fItou. rrrf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15

WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. r. I

leave Grand Uenir9i Depot fOOws;
A "a. m, arriving IN Nov port at go D. m
Al Up m. arriving Ia Newport at 750 D IN.
drawing room cars attached 10 both tiainsD
THE.tDORE WAKHEN
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-30

the "puriury" OF the juries by both the
prosecution and the defense, but still the
wheels Of the triumphal chariot OF justice
90 on rolling with irresistible force.
AT the ward meetings the preaching OF
polygamy is going on with undated
vigor and unabashed defiance OF the
national law and constitution.
The pruning OF the vineyard" CON
tinues in the several ecclesiastical wards
and many limbs Of the Church are being
Topped off. If this should be continued
long, what will be left? A tree OF all its
limbs bereft.
Mrs. Charles Rapp, wife OF one OF the
most popular U. 2. clerks here, is suffer
ing severely from the consequences OF a
most unfortunate fall downstairs.
The cause OF Liberalism and Ameri-
canism is being faithfully looked after in
Weber county by solid men.
The Liberal meeting at Captain
Smiths office on Fourth street has been
postponed till Wednesday, December
list, at p. m. A punctual attendance is
greatly desired.
Henry Goldberg, travelling for f. j.
Kiesel q Co., came up last night from a
business trip.
In Ogden, November 9th, by the Rev.
Mr.. Barnett, Mr. w. G. Jenkins and Miss
Evelyn Ellis, both OF Salt Lake City,
were united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony. The DEMOCRAT congratulates at
both ends of the line.
OGDEN CITY, UTAH, Nov. 30, 1886.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-30

Provided arrangements now contem-
plated are consummated, J. b. Stoddard
the young and eloquent ex-Mormon, will
deliver lecture at the Walker Opera
House next Saturday evening. The sub
Ject OF the proposed lecture will be "Mor-
monlsm in Theory and Practice an Abb
surdity." The speaker will press his side
OF the question which was to have been
discussed between himself and r. w.
Sloan. Those who listened to Mr. Stod-
dard at the Federal courtroom a short
Tune ago were greatly interested and
pleased, and there has been general
desire expressed for him to appear again
before Salt Lake audience. 1t is to be
hoped arrangements will be made for his
appearance, and that he will be greeted
by an audience only limited by the
capacity OF the house.