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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH I'D. 1856.
GREAT TRUNK LINE



AND UNITED STATE NAiL ROUTE.
Trains YORK. and c5artlr tre's
Harrsburg, PitsJurg and the We with Pullman Paac,
car St icg, ~ e a. a .; a4' H. 5
ing Cars at a. n. every day.
at ~. connecting at Cory for rtufFin, Pet.oenn
- Centre and The Oh tegions ,,,.,
B bar Hor' %a,5in&toa aa he ai limited wasting
9u n n p% arrive W E.H - IA aad
an, 1872 s:So ard 900 p m ant y night sunday 50
For Atlantic city, except sunday lrArousi Ta-!or CO..
For V CAPE p Ma May, except Sunday lao a N.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
on sunday s.s5 a. m and p m Iio stop al Assury
F.! ot Point and Norfolk via YegyorS plial,psia ga
at CITY adordng ~ and direct transfer for
Trans ay!ss From Pitts6arT s2 go i % a. SS5
GO $50 a M. l2u. 800 $50 $50 ~ and IOi' p IA
PGiadeiphia. 3 O. 63o G50 no. s.id.all SgJ. 1910.
Il 30 a. IN l2O 200 80. 33) 80 GO. 6j5. 80 %.
7.S0, $40. lISo a. ~ $40 jzJ, ,o 30 ~ .9j' p ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.Yok via Oas,socs ai Court
5:2G 80 : % 70 Inieago LiHi'ei AMI 0 WssluItoa
and II nigat Aceomaoiation. 80; iiioa m aua 10
T. M sG 4so s. g. 4 3 aad m 9 ant Il anu
TRANS GnG ief ~ NJ M HeT a = - p N %
SUNDAYS. connect at .renion !or "a el -...,...,
IgoI $40 4oj. 800 900. $50. 80 80. w.. d. aud
ills m Limited xpr % : az. 40 "a y q. ;,
s216 ~ '5 oi 5O5 $50 A. I,sJ ,!.,j I.aite,
leave Phii4dc' phIa. camden. d-.e exe.p san
92ickc, o@ce' 80 49, aoa 9.i Ro'twy A,,r Eon'c
and DrsOfosscs end Cogrtl4nt SIS to.tft al
Bnse6s Hoei Hoblkcn sterog Ic-,s, y .msr
The Ne~ YORK rr.n.,r % PAW VAL cali % rsess
baggage tro lotel1 aud rcsidcccsi. ,..,o.,
General Manager. General ra.sr Ae'a.
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SIR FREDERICK LFIGHTONS W0Rk FOh
NEW-YORK.

From The London Mus
Cir Frederick Leichion's chief work TINS Years &c
tined to cross the Atlantic ME- mArQuhnu ~ ~
swcr,can VINO mainly contributed TO organize the re-
- evb,htion In Ncw-IoTk OF Wstts's wOk co1ols-
stoned the prs Sident TO execute the ceg
Of ,e room ~ his house in NewNotk Torres oi
H. en'cdor OF tits m nsion have been vaguely current
lar rio last two months IL is reported pa onc
ernon was furnished exactly to repro uce Marie
Antoinettes room the Petit Tranon; tna tIe chss
~ This very music room have heen dcSisheu " nI
Alma Tadera aid are to cost $1,000 apiece ana .hh'
mo c.Utnr is 10 beautiful piece OF nccOrRN"
work that the wealth and taste OF america c"u shOW 70
saugers rom either hemisphere These celhgs are OF
cedar wood and frame the three pieces whc. cpnpose
SIR Ftederjck's design IN the CENTRE rOOed anu 'hroheu
ss Mnemosyne. the Goddess OF Mcipory ana mI'nu OF
fhe Muses. either side OF her are the yPcb creek
truors. one with the pythons. me other WI I'M
II mime Above her footing down Ike buttciTle' on
IN cod ground. and winged, we Spits % " usl.
and OF Poetry Her attitude Is oenlheh, her a lui oi
snrrofu Thought and musiDs. At either SIDE OF Ter arc
two .tafely figures MelpOmene, mo Muse OF u sslC
por,rv scroll In her hand and Thaia the lusprer OF
Tpc her face lighted with Intelligence ana peapN ~
crcres OF the first 81 blue. the other OF rcu ana
the three form the centre 81 the ceiling. ,
Tho two her compartments are extremely heSuli u
In one dancing girl striking tanh0uIle anu io"ue'
with ivy leaves and berries while youth, also dancing
hold. the pines to his mouth POLITICALLY represent the
euirt of revcry Yellow and light green ale lilo con
plnt coors The other PANELS devoted 70 tht o"y OF
love beautiful girl crowns herself WIN roses W'le
Cupld bending behind her tunes his Tyre Iheso hEues
pafnted on that golden ground which the sean
eariv art prefers" all finished with loving con
sc,eut,Ousness which makes one regret 70 lhnk lhh
fhav are destined the country, ana even IN ''
home OF their adoption 30 placed where much or ING
finished periectIOns VIII necessarily ne 0't 20 sl-
Happily however the climate OF New-York has g. m
pensating qualities. Art, Greekin IT. Inspiration an Us
beauty suhed by London sootnakos, were SGT &!
piece OF anaohrOnisp.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. I. C. * II. X. Il. X 20, i'rnlt
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE i Along THE w
SHORE OF THE WJKLDFAI Il III - 80. ~ b. y
AROUND Foothills OF CATSkIIL M0UE i-i =,
AND IHROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF '-'S
MOHAWK. ,.....,
st. station as follows
North River. 20 minutes earlier IMAM from V' Q; -
Detroit aud Chicago $50 a. m. 6 90 -s:io ?. go.
through.
Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Brdge, Nas RI taIs "
a. M. $780, $40 p M sleepers AID dltNi 90 cifs
Uuca and SYRACUSE. $3.50, II p a u, - o. Z, ~ rE.
Highland. Poks epsie and Kingston. go Il % = ~
800, $40, ~ and 600 D. r. tor kinsst9n.
and Albany -7lO. g 30 II IS m. 81 .
CstsEM no q o. ll:25a m S5'. e 10 p. n
transtons West Point Cornwall and NeTlGfG ~
q 30. 'lo:l6 ll25 m: 800 IS. 80 ~" :? "a" ID
6 90 D m. for Cr9nstons Cornwall and N"~Jdfs.
For Montreal md cauni' East. 500 p. NJ
Hsmii tou London, - 30 900. $40 ?. m to.oh'a
- a m 1000. - 10 2 M -, $500. ,.,.. 49,,
'Daly. tDaiy, except saturday oer Trans ~ ~ '''''
Fnr lots te tables parior sleeping car accom-
tons OF Information. Apply AZ once, ~"
333 WsshingtOn.st.. 80 FultOn-sLi AuheN On
foot Of Fuiton-,t.; NewYorK Gty; Si5 ses - 's
broadway, 1881 Bowery. aud Wet shore stations 70,
West s2d st. and foot Of Jay ST. Noria hver west 80
Exurees Will call foI and check from hoteS Az "
deuces orders d DC lot at 70 @ol on .,.-
~0"NN' HENRY NETT
ESQ Broadway General passenger 49,
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

i NEwIERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
rla&RRR4a 81 kkfl EEtSSST OF
so fSSS S:l
Chestnut ~ at oou~oiasve fol- Manayunk con'ho
pRx@pSGHooM c%Es on all Day and SLEEPING
R sAHs q lsisfp stn
RSS $50 BY iaS D., Vs. i$e ri Tsf aHS
s1 p Ssu frGh s sad LIZ Penn
For r'V %IltYI14MsponT.. sUNBURY. LEwIssURG aud
fYf oo FL sd 49, FOO co. M s
81 .ss yflsaG q TOO Sd, m
EsT f RsFtSH at !, 49, S.S H. $780, s 4Oo
ri @ J III T. 49, u.s. sagca '% saa.;
tSS zoo s s.sssys 100 100 1aS ~ 100
For RRfi&INer9N zoo, ss5s: 100 isO. AGO. a''o
so z ri a. Ye5 5s 5pc Zoo s4s 1880 lll5A
Pa S sS sis' iSscp N. Sundays. IS5. sS0a m
;'s u 90 10 e. "a, SO 50 $'s
y; SlsS sa sas9 Z; q &c. 80 $40 so 90.
PA .S Sq sss so 80 IAN M ran s2s
BAYS 9eIaept OCEAN trossl a, 100 ~ go,
STT SffSSEH45 AZ AS fS
~. n iS tsi i2 TNkLAND and BRIDeEroS =.
NEW jersey SOUTHERN DIVISION s,N
III iSS bSso hsaESs
= ~ I.
GrCsnwsA al. I1S Eat ns,s. + IN isss
y eSssIv sSt5 1S$ S u
S S syS t tftsnsieT company WIN eau 10
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NO ICE.

Holders OF General Mortgage Bonds Of the
WABASH, ST. LOUISE PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
who have not signed OF July - 1889 arc
hereby notified that bonds will be received under ta
agreement after April "a. 1896 Up TO and ncudng tat
deposited with the Purchasing Committee
OH payment OF two per cent In cash. .
For the Purchasing Committee.
New. York. March 90 1886. y. d. ASHLEY, secretary.
THE ORIENTAL BANK
NRw.YORK March 30 1885.
THE annual election for Directors and In
Election for the newt ensuing year viii be
cry Monday April ~. Polls open between the hours OF IL
and IL O'clock
Transfer books will closed uut that day.
Nelson @. A.KI-S, Cashier.
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NEW YORK. March %, 1856.
THE transfer books of this company will be
L closed AZ o'clock p. on SATURDAY, the THIRD
day April to the annual election Tor
viii be reopcnel on the morning Of FRIDAY the SEVENTH
day OF May next f. ID. WORCESTER treasurer.
NEwYoRK CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS RAILWAY Co.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. $500 I
NEw.YORK, April /, 1856
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
will he closed at O'Clock D. m on Monday Eth day
Of April preparatory the Annual Meeting to be held
May l. F. W. Vanderbilt, Treasurer
WELLS, FARGO & CO., NO. 50 B'WAY
8uy and sen Mining Stocks other Prcde coat
fties sell LIchdng Jelegrophc IrGners ant Credfs
GUa1Qbe throughout ne Igest and Europe f0rtoard
Fre'ght Prcdges and Iatuai les u all part VI Tie World
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Nov. %, 1851,
through trains will leave Grand Cent ] Depot
~ m. Rochester and Montreal EAFre., th~Ju4
Rochester St Adams aud Rouses - of
- 80 n Fast Limited Chicago fkpTcs-, with 4l ~
stopping at Albany. Utica SVTec1~ Ro"hfs."f inGF,o.
Ni1gera Falls Erie Cleveland and orfo arriving 40
g5O A. m. next day.
.O3Oa m, Chicago Express dr. C.aar
dagua. Rochester, Nigaia Falls ala hgiia,o
I'll q. m Western Newl Ok ant O.rcrn Express, VIA
drawing
$50 p m Albany Troy Utica Express through erlw.
ing TO SARATOGA. Fl Edward mt . cas it 70 IN
Saturdays only
= D. H., ~ co umoda lon 10 ALBANY and Troy
&c Chicago 81 lOais - press WIN Stepping carr
for Nag}ra Falls BaaaO Cincinnati. IOcio Drinyit -
AID st. Louis
$40 D ~. Express with slecpincrrs % Svra,usl lu-
Auburn road. and Saratoga also Montreal
t-9l5 D. M, Pacific Xprrss with si'ep'ugcars tor IT, u 3.
BIG,io. Niagara Falls, Cleveland. I0cl" 80 o =
trO.t dnA Chicago.
II - p M. ght Express with slcopnso 10 ~ 40,
Connects tho OfftrE Tie '3t
for NOrth except Saturday riehU.
Tickets sale al Grant 'cnifl Ner0f No 3 r f =
,reen sl3 Broadway, Harlan De a.. l2) 'f and f
and Express Drices prs place .
way 7sJ aud 942 BroadwaY aud g. v a. H. f It. NY.
York, 1888 Washington and 10 Futon SIS, Broos a ,
All. ST. Williamsburg
Aeon modal In drawn sr00n olf .o rs %. 4
procured any 81 tho ticket oG'c r iors CITY, -
33S Washington At. Br0oKyn
Baggage allied and checked frc-l ros'No-'c
trains daily. AL o. rfe fslF r9 may.
tIhese trains stop at Harlem (l25.a Il AMI tlga,e
J. VI. 1OUCEY, ]. ". hENDA.L4.,
General superintendent General Paascusc, q CONT
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ByFRANK r. STOCKTON. author Of Rudder Grange
1.-THE Lady, or the Tgcrl" etc vol. l2mo 81 So
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-rNew-YoIk Journal Of Commerce
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirsr. Vessels and x ttIOrds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFPrE-spot Rio firm at s4aS7sc for Fair opt ls
as follows: Apr. 100 NAV: 71;S5" 'v 1"stember
7lod7l5 October 49,. Nove a sales 500
lags guayea 100 Savanilla private terms "a
COTTON-SpOt Cotton dull end unchaiee'' TNi's v
bales A. last EVENING" ali for home ooDsumpoi heoeps
The ports tody 1921 bales, against 3s1S ms a7 s
year; September l. 4.stt Z3J bales against
Tor the period last seasOnl
The quotations According 10 the American cassnc'''
"a ~ inllnMa
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The committee announce that twelve million bonds
beng majority Of all outstanding have been deposited
and hereby give noce that within which the bond
holders and sto khoders Buffalo Now York and Pha
delpha may become parties to the reorganization
agreement dated February u.s. 1885. WILL EXPIRE MAY
TO- After that securities will only be received upon
terms 10 be xed and announced by the committed BY
order OF the committee A. MARCUS, secretary
New.YOrk April Z, 1885,
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Hnaurial.
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE REORGAN-
Il ization OF the
Buffalo, New-York and Philadelphia
Railroad Company

holders deposit their securities ana
at once with the Bank OF New.York N. b. A. ~ wall st.
NewYork with Fidelity Insurance Trust ana SAFE
Deposit Compsny, in Philadelphia
Plans obtanabe from the deposta'e
and from the underNgned:
CARL sCHUhZ. Chairman. SO Exchange Place. Room IL,
NewYork.
CLARENCE IT, CLARK, IS south 3dst, Phna
CHARLES NJ FRY. Bank OF NewYorx. b. b. A. 4S wall
st. New.York.
ISAAC ~ SELIGMAN Mills Building. New-fors'
T. III ADRIAN TROMP, 81 Exchange Plaza, ROOM 40
New.York
A. MARCUS. Secretary, 50 Exchange Place. Room H.
New-YoTk
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW,

- ~,
Arran xeiuents OF usBs bS,HDersst Depot fIoJ
23dst 10 minutes earlier '1
room Coaches 70 Binshsntoa kinifa HorSsisviils nf
faIo. Niagara Fails and suspension Bridge. sleeping
6 D. m.-Dsiy. Chicago and st. Limited Express. y
sold Pullman tram Of Day aud Hotel sleePing oacAe
et cievsiand ~ Cincinnati s2 a. cc.1a
900 M and 81 Louis. 7: 80 the second morning
Buffalo M saspsaaon Eidse s.t NJ Ths nU.
popular night tram between New York and Buffalo.
Fl Paosn Day and ss.pns ss 70 soa ia
mira. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cincinnati aud Chicago.
Hs5pssSId pc s%s Essas 800 49, ~ 70 &c. $50 2 S
ssSS 2S 2e 60 o m .s = % s sGt spHsSay;
1e5 600 &c. 70 5o 5 ss5 i ~ TO- dss
sgU iGSS i &C., ioo T1aS.. S SS c 1921
EsTarn and az satsrsSn via Ne%ark Gs $40 80 S92
?. m, and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays
So sIS 1870 .sS = %ds as sass.,
545 $50, 1920 an, 1s5 $50 4. loco pm ~ mldn s
Warwick 4,a5 100 i6sO a m. 4.oo p sundsys 5I5
Newburs and Cornwall $780, A. H., $780, 4So p m sun.
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery a. m. 30 M
Sunday $50 a. Scranton a. m. sundays excepted =
Goshen AS. 5aS $50 :, g Io2oa m 800 80 49, ~
SiaaiSiOwn AZ 5!S; 80 8, 1870 fax $50, 80
Ga N $50 trains connect viii New York Ontario
and Western Railroad at Man-st The a. train stops az
Port Jervis AS 75o g. lo2Oa m. 4SO. TOO. SOo 30
pm sunday 20 le,2Ca ri ~ T.sRIs ,os.a
B0at sy leave feen Minutes 81; D. a. To- os p ~ eye
thirty minutes. and LAS p m. sundays every uirp
Tckes for passage aud apartments Drawing Room anJ
obtained aud orders for the xna
and transfer q bssgags may BE- sf at the SogpSay
st. BTooay or at yn s % e. in NewYok at ITO
'''O' John 4 ABBorT Gen'I Passr Agent, New.Yo?k.
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk Va and sonth,
Leave via Penn T. r. 430 y. IN Paror Cars 70 pa lmore
thence Palace Steamers arriving at Ola Point q M
Norfolk ga IN. ii. " IOMPkINS. Genl Pass. Agent
3l9 Broadway, y. Y.
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
ID FALL RIVER LINE.-Best route via Sound Maxi
minimum rates. From Pier ~. n r..
foot MnIray-st dsy sundays included al 800 p m
Steamers Pilgrim and Providence connection 10y Annex
Boat from Brooklyn 400 y. m. Jersey city D. III
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TUE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INsUR
THE MICHIGAN CEN IRA

TREas1asas orncs GKASp CENTRAL pEpor.)
NBwYogK March 81. 1885. .
TIE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this company will DO closed
at O'clock r M on SATURDAY the THIRD dayof APkiL
neIt FOR the purpose Of the nett annual meeting H inc
stoc holsrsl lud viii reopened the morning OF
FRIDXY Ike SEVENTH dsy Of NAY next 60
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Gfarbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
supplied without charge TEACH r. registered
free MANY vac stlcles Form Tor STAMP. r. r. AVERY,
American school Bureau. West l4th ST., y \.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors GOV
ernesses ETC. Colleges schools and Families AppytO
NJ. NOU NG-FULION y. % Union Siuare.
A RELIABLE selection of school circulars for
~ parents guardians teachers tutors
Piled T. MIRIAM COYRIkRE, 81 East Nth ST. next Cen
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CCFOOL AGENCY.
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TROY BOATs-CIrIZENS' LINE.

Steamers CITY or TROY and SARATOGA csr. Pies
a. North River foot OF Chusos rf. daily o. o1tEr
day 40 +. Sunday steamer iodcles 20 Albany
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Gtsamtcaia ano Railroads.

NORWICH LINE.
~ Peducton OF fares all points; Bostol 81 worces
Pier ! y Nor-h Rivsr foot Of
Watts pier above Desbross"s Stroot Ferry, 500
%, u. daily except sunday.
A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
n. at Cransons West Point. Cornwall, Newburg, Mari
boro Milton Poughkeopse and Esopus, connecting VITA
lister and Delaware Glove and Cstskl Mountain
Railroads. steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and IA MES
BALDWIN leave every week DAY az y m per 100, 81
Harrison except Saturdays when CITY OFkINGS TON
leaves at y. III.
ALBANY BOATS. Peoples Line
N DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Al " r. foot Canelt daily sundays exccpeo
Connecting at Albany for ali points North end West
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81 LOUIS AND SAY FnASclsco RAILWAY co..
NETWORK, April d, 1883
nor fine purpose Of the annual meeting of the
stock holders Of this COMPANY To be held at ST Louis
Mo- on 1886. the transfer books OF the CapaI STOCK
viii 10 closed Monday. April II 1856, al y and re-
opened on tie morning OF Friday, May l4 1880
"pe" ~ w I. W. LILLE,
Secretary.
lF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY
i PUTS OF CALLS on STOCKS or BONDS,
Write 10 telegraph to, send for or call
IL. W. ROSLNBAUM
81 Exchange place,
Nev.York Telephone call New ST."
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Clreau Cleaners.
"Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DIED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
sou LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLo. CURACAO AND
hARACATBO.
From Pier 81 fast River -.
AihHp fPH x ..""-.-'.... "Wednesday. Aoii ii.
Thee hMPRicHN SIIiMIis. specially built Tor the
trpdc have very superior for passengeIs
An that I've sent b. noon on the Jays no
sail Will be duly forwarded provnng lbX arc
cover tSo Tntd states offs cents per hefounca
hoULrON bL.ss g. bALLErr. General Manaagsrrs
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
~ for individual travellers 70 and In all
Parts Europe connection with line OF steamers
eeca tickets for pleasure travel In all parts OF the siooe
THos COOK q SON. 2el Broadway. Now York.
E,OR TRAVELLERS ABROAD.
/ Circular letters OF credit issued ~
HKiDELBAOH GCKELH EfMhR & CO,
Foreign Banxors. 20 Wlliam-,t -.
JAPAN-cHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAMERS leave San Francisco q follows
nes Z ~
0CEANic. GAELIC BiELdfc.
superby Appointed Superior Accommodation.
SAN PABL0-Cabin capacity limited.
Reservations be made by letter telegraph and
cabin plans at, Isl Broadway New YORK Room IA
Railroad Building. San Fran-isco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Aren't
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n, e. HOLLsNS g. CO.,
East TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
az AND BROADWAY.

FA~r TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA A>DGE0RGlARAiL
ROAD COMPANY.
The committee representing the income bond
holders and stockholders give notice that proceedings have
already been Instituted open the Of foreclosure
entered March X 1896 United states Circuit Court at
Knoxville Tenn and stop the sale Of the prop riy OF said
railroad company permit the Junior security holders
todcfend against such foreclosure.
We believe that proceedings will be successful and
recommend income bondhoders and stockholders to keep
their securities aud await results.
ALEX'R TAYLOR, Chairman.
RoBT l. NILES. Secretary. 40 wast
HAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
IL GEORGIA RAILROAD.
The United states circuit Court having graned necree o
Foreclosure sale Of the property not later than TIC
' NtoIISf Is HEREBY GIVEN that holder. Of INCOME
Jonds with tho CcuTa Trust Com
uany Of York latcr than Tuesday, Ap ~ 1850
Holders depOsng on OF before that dste WI" nave .ne enoi
sve night subscribe rata for such part OF the new Sc
curte under the plan OF the present Income pond
h%%ITE Is ALSO HEREBY OWEN that all holders Of
Lrerred and stock desiring 10 participate IN The
benefits of tho Reorganization must Sssen 20 th plan any
the assessments under same 10 tho CeD4
Tru.t York presenting their share cert
TO the said Company tor the puTpoe OF having
snrh assent aud payment stamped thereon not later than
m.sdav ami 2- Ss6 Holders depOsiting before
the exclusive right TO subscribe pro rata
fo ue part securities aocsed under The plan
10 the present Preferred and Common stockholders respect
lively. and not taken by them. =. . 49,, a.. -. ,.
ine which Tie be deposited Tor Limited period
and such conditions as 10 penalty S tney may n
pose bnt in no shall such depositors alter Iuesdsy
April ~ l-S6 be entitled 10 snare IN Inc Dement'S Oh suo
- and Committee OF the East Ten
ne''ee' '" gina ANU BY +. p. oLCoTT.
Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08

Good Or nnarv .... 7.l6 Low Mifilinr i2;,e
StIiC q DOi primary rs Mhlolh< -------.---- '
The socuaI on In Futures limited to $4,000 bales ana
vet the final tone with the day. sbownga = heId
Improvement in all optious price was c0ncefheo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or Ngw.JERsEY }
ll0 LlBEg1Y-sT,
NRw-YoRK April o, 1886 }

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or RwJERsEY, }
new YORK, April 8, 1886. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
y mai Meeting of the Stockholders OF the CENTRAL
"a TTRDA - COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, TO elect nine
nectors TO serve the year will be held AZ
The office Company Jersey cry between the hours
Of ~ O'Clock I'd and clock p M. Of FRIDAY MAY THE
SEVENTH NEhE , o,.-,-,,
Friday, tho Sixteenth instant 10 MONDAY
the proImo.
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
7T'O HOLDERS OF THE INCOME BONDS
i of the ROME wATERrowN AND ooDESsBURd
RAILROAD COMPANY.
been made for the deposupg OF the IN
come Bonds this Company with the Central Trust Com
n.rv and the issue In exchange therefor .
Ftrst ble Mortgage Bonds OF SAID
maturing July 1922 aud bearing iAferet at the
rate OF tho amount OF ~ per cent OF the race
value OF the Income DOlds, and
anta Stock said Company the amount OF 60 cent
Of the face value o SAID Income Bonds
The Mortgage Bond issued Ia exchange tor
deposited prior TO April H. 1885, VIII carry
cannon Of -, per cent due April l. lss6. -
Comes be signed a. the onice oil tho
ComLany 10 ST.. At the central TruAl Company
once 30 10 Nassausi and an holders are requested "
1he holders OF large amount Of tho Income Bonds have
"ie"'' "'''"''' CIiARLEs PARsONs President.
TUE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INSUR-
i ANCE COMPANY OF THIS city. corporation duly or.
under Of the laws OF 1888 Of the state oil
fewl entitled An act 10 provide for the neoIpoI ALTON
and Health insurance companies and CasuaV lnsur
hereby gives notice of Its intention TO increase the
aen,ta of said company two hundred thousand dollars
10 fvo hundred thousand dQlara - . ,x,.-ex.
Dated February &C. 1885 " h sch ENCh,