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CLIFFORD AND HIS FRIENDS.

Few men can claim go WIDE q circle
-oe frisndsias Judge O. s. Clifford, our
present delegate in congress. Dakota
u 40 immense territory for n man to
represent, and if a delegate attends 10
his manifold duties, as Judge Clifford
has dom, he will find little time to
trayel about the country and get &C.
quainted. Consequently there are many
prominent men in North Dakota who
know nothing Of their delegate, if he is
South Dakotan, except what they
hear; and the same condition Of things
would exist in South Dakota if the
delegate were a resident Of the north.
Without q vote in the house of which
he IL q member. our delegate has moth
ing to give in return for the great mum.
Der Of favors he is compelled TO ask
SO it is not strange that he should fail to
secure legislation for and comply with
requests from every part of the great
territory; and it is unjust to censure
Judge Clifford for what he has earnestly
endeavored and may have failed to do; it
will be.equally unjust to Mr.. Matthews,
two years hence, il he has done his duty,
for those who may then oppose his re.
nomination to say, in sarcastic and
sneering tone, "well, what has he. done
for u.s."
It is q compliment to Judge Clifford
to say that the only serious objection to
him 1t Watertown was that he was
seeking . third term; and yet there
Was sufficient answer to this in the
claim made by his friends that Dakota
will receive recognition Immediately
upon Gen. Harrison's inauguration, and
and this recognition will bring with it
that happy condition Of affairs which
will terminate our territorial ~vassalsge
and put an end to the necessity of Da.
kota's sending a ~voiceless representa-
tive to congress; 90 there was good
reason in the argument that Judge Git.
lord should be permitted to serve to
the end Of the short period which Re.
publicans and all other good citizens
anxiously hope will conclude the long
and ickeddenial of constitutional rights
TO neatly three quarters Of a million Of
intelligent people. The position Of Judge
Chords advocates vas that, being
thoroughly familiar with Dakota's at.
faiu, he could ,begin.a third term where
he would finish his second. and be in 4
position 70 accomplish something at Z
time when no mistakes should be made
In this view Of the case there ives ne
question - to the abilities Of, or dis.
respect, to, any Of the gentlemen who
aspired to succeed him.
Az was evincsd In the strong follow
Ing Judge Clifford had ct the Watertowl
convention, where It became necessary
70 sscnrehh defeat, for all other caudi
datss and factions TO combine agains
him,w We repeat the words at the begin
ning 1t this article. few men can CLAIM
sos1idss circle Of friends. whateve
~ Jude may lack in the brilliant a,
tainlaents which 50 70 make up th
eloquent statesman, he possesses in
great measure those qualities whic
hive besn found wanting in men I,
superficial reatnes-honesty, integrit.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

Cream" for Catarrh. They are the sim
| pie, effective remedies Of the old Log
Cabin days. Everybody uses Warper's
"Tippecanoe''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

When used according to directions
Ayers Ague Cure Is warranted to eradi-
cate from tho system. Fever and Ague.
Intermittent, Remittent, and Bilious
Fevers and all malarial diseases. Try 1t.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01
Don,t bel Backward

In calling on Eaton & Higbee for real
estate loans. Plenty Of money on hand
now. 1871
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01
D THE QUESTION.

10 incur h displeasure and excite
the Indignation Of the average northern
Democrat today, you have only to ques-
ton his loyalty to the cause o fthe Union
when the free institutions of this govern.
ment we're being assaulted from the ram.
parts Of treason; if you would compli-
ment the southern Democrat, you may
win his eternal friendship by declaring
that his rebelious cause was Just and that
he enshrined the letters of his name in
lmmortelles upon the "posy beds OF
glory' by drawing tho sword in favor Of
Jefferson DAVIS.
Our astute. though misguided, friend
Bennett of the Bottineau Pioneer has
thus far failed to answer the courteous
question Of his Republican neighbor Of
the Free Lance, who, being q Canadian
not wholly familiar with our war his.
tory, asked the editor of the Pioneer,
who was no doubt a p~eace.at-any-
price Democrat during the late un.
~pleasantness, to define the word "Cop.
.perhead." Bro. Bennett assumes an air
of injured innocence and proceeds to
relate the fact, which is not disputed,
that there were thousands Of northern
Democrats who went to the front and
offered their lives for their country's
honor, but he passes over the Free
Lance question entirely and fails to tell
how many thousand Democrats didn't
join the Union army, but contented
themselves by remaining at home to or.
ganize those secret conclaves known Is
Knights Of the Golden Circle. the object
of which was to discourage senlistments
in the Unions cause and otherwise en-.
courage and aid the southern confeder-
acy. Had the editor of the esteemed
Pioneer confined himself to the task Of
giving an honest definition Of the word
"Copperhead," instead Of attempting to
prove that the Democratic party put
down the rebellion, he would have e.
tablished for himself something OF 9
reputation as the possessor Of some
small share Of those rare judicial attri'
butes which entitle men to distinguished
consideration when places upon the ter
~ritorisl supreme bench become involved
with the distribution Of politica
patronage. The Free Lance man can
not be answered if the Pioneer edlto
insists upon resorting to such pettifog
ging subterfuges al would deprive hin
of the privileges enjoyed by the poores
Justice court practitioner.
Its not charged that the thousand
Of Democrats who actually fought 10
the Union were Copperheads; but it, j
charged that a large portion Of the man,
thousands Of Democrats who didn'
fight for the Union-and the presen
chief executive Of this great Nation an
his political c~onsort, Allen G.. Thurman
headed the list-were to all intents an
Ipurposes entitled To distinction ~ suct
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

Oldpapers for sale ut the INTER-OcEAN
Office, so cents q hundred.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01
Mr.. Nelson's VIII.
By Il. RIDER HAaeARD

forwsrd and tbe stsrm If i vassai
iifted nercantibiv, The hn1khsad mi
given wsv. snd there arose such \ Tvell m
2ureiv was seldom hesrS hasore. ~ M.
ousts's cara e seeamed to shane itssif iHfo
The word s~ssinkinoiS
U from The bowels Of the shin poured
fhe Aremen, +he snnaarsnna X vhos1
Slsctened S.ces ae l,neS Nth ~hite sfys. IEg
Of nersnirafion. added a nav imnniaS n
Terror "a the panic stricken tkrdkE An
thew came- Accommodated ~ 4 nT2,vi n
sai1ora mi emiorints-
Crush The boets.b sunv ont q yoixia
with . stronr Irish socmf: m6ff Ee1t
BE- drownediB "
Takinr the hint. tha maddmad moh
burst to1srd cha boats1 ffe &oo3- AZ
phemine and shrisfina a iSnsaaS. IN
moment the women and chil6ran v1ho
were waiting to take Tho boat. III WITCH
Augusta and 1 two sesmen were .cfreedN
were swept ss{de and 8 determined e&io1tfk
made to rush Il. hesded bva oreax irlskk-
man, the same who had oG1led6ut.
Augusta saw NJ. TombsY. iord Holrd-
hurst. who had come up. indfhe o1&csat
lift their pistols, which explodeX aimosb
simultaneousiy, and the Eshmsn and
another man pitched Forward "a fhAtf
hands and knees,
.Never mind the pistols. lads. % shnntAd
4 voice: ~ ven be shot 3 I drown. Ther3
isn't room for mn oil "A IN the hoafs.
Come onv' And 8 second }eerfuI ruik
was made. which bore The three rsmtIe.
man, firing as they went, riaht up sesinst
the nettinpv. -
obi" hsilooed the man vi. vss hold.
ing on the foremost tackle. Clover away:
"e n sna1 20 xasae1 a9o
6a1 oDeyed W1tn neart ana soul, and
ooWns unk tne poe below q W q the
upper oecks, JUST e the mon was getting
one m9stefy. N I'VE SECONDS more tnsy
were banging close 9 the WAter, q
wnile tney were N this pos1fton 4 NAY
epe ee ne % nom me 91lHaokS. Hs
stra on the tnMarts. rolled Of INTO the
Msser qno W. .? more seen. 4ledyi Iae
"lao o1 = co4opiaA lugSei fnteM re1 Snnai
augusta tried 70 catch y. put pissed, ana
q poy s9nk q va 4osS. n anotne4
mome4s the y ealof7 nad showed 2n
from tne mp sade. a. tney ga 20 ths
stefn OF the nfted righe put O
tne water 10 That fhey could - under
heE ruader post; JOS then, too. With Q
yeu OF terror, ~; meeson IN Wnom tne
eiementaIy PrinclRae OF eelt ptesefYatio9
T. al cpsts wa strongly developed, cast
nlmsel1 rom me side and fe1 lv1te Z
splash Within 2 lev 1eet q the boat. ~
ing TO the SURFACE, ne c!utched hold Of the
gunwale and tmplorsd to be taken N.
mo Inc olo vsfmlns over the
A3uoKles, 6iu, q tne otnef man.
'aei upseS ~ - -
no, Q craed Augusta, aer woma1l
neefs moved ~ seeing ner elo 9nenay q
sucn . case. "1here II plenty OF room N
ING 1oas'"
aoio Gn, taen,. saia Sne nag aa'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

Both Republican committees of Ro.
lette county were recognized by the
Watertown convention. each being given
one vote.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

WI more money than ss s.ything else By taki,s
an agency for TIE best selling hook out n
1nnN1 Nocssd grandly. Mona In. fsns ne,
HAI1E1 BOOK o. Portland, 1aiss. Alyl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

u- WARMERS LOG CABIN
- REMEDI1s.-'Sa q.
8M rilla."-"Cough and Con-
iaT1.t& sumption Rom edy,"-
iu:@ III o ps and Buchu."-
H&A " e 40 IT," H q /
sIST Tonic."-'' Liver Pills."
-S6@ =" Plasters." (Porou D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

grand panorama to the occupants Of the
boat. For before them wak line upon
line Of Jagged and lofty peaks. stretching
q far 6s the eye could reach, gradually
melting in the distance into the cold
white CLEAN Of snow. Bill slightly q.
tered the boat'ssscqurse to the southwark,
and, sailing round . point. she came ipto
comparatively calm wstsr. Then, due
north Of them, running into the land.
thsy saw the mouth OF . great ford.
bounded on each side BY towering mount
atn banks. 90 steep - TO be almost Pre-
s s.%ss y : no ssI Th %Ss.3 1ssty . 3D. sh e:
echoes With their chmor. Rieht into
this beautiful ford they sailed. past .
line Of dat rocks on which sat hugo fan.
tastic monsters that the sailors sad were
sea lions, along the line Of beetling cliff,
TIL they came to- . spot where the shore,
on which grew . Tank, sodden looking
grass, shelved gently up from the waters
edge to the frowning and p~recdpitous
background And hare, to their hugs de.
light, they discovered two huts, roughly
b6ilt Of old ships thinkers, placed within
. score Of yards Of each other, and at q
distance Of some city PAGES from the
waters edge.
eVVsl, theresa house, any way" said
the fat nosed Johnnie, 'th91gh II don't
look a. though 1t had paid rates and taxes
lately"
"Let ps land and get out Of this horzi.
bic boat" said Mr.. Meeson, feePly; q
proposition that Augusta sscondedhsart
NJ enough. Accordingly, ths sail WA
lowered. and, getting out the oars, thl
two sailors rowed tho boat Into Q Nttle
natural hafbor that opened out Of ths
pants wore once mon stretchine thear ies.
upon dry land; that Is, II any land In Ksr
guelen 1sland, that region Of parpstua!
vet. gould Be said to b dry.
v0w otkS hut
nd 4xatntne them, Wfl& { result fhal
eegld selEesty & e0tl.d speourssing. q.
= htIs hsd b660hRi q iome IeGfs..:whethe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01
For Rheumatisrn.
u CRIPPLE.
ThE.cvRE,
1sVs0, 1eaL,
IN u, I'M.
AVSA, AA.

0u1lW oAGD a1SV AWAY 0B1WM;
cum I111GAUDeEEY.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-01

~ .a,;a|ss ~. @I e.ssa|s 4 4Sss
could sesrcsy f eAtled encouraging. The
htSss hSd hSin haMi oma
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Musiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ rrsnd upright and square p..:: Of our max. rhiss
0pnta House COMPANY during the past opera
sss.on wall DO Old a. liberal reduction from eur regular
pros. PIANOS FOR RENT
VILLAS KSABE 4 30, ll2 5thSvnr above l6thst
FISCHER PIANOS, reno wned for tone and
standing IN tuna Msnufsetori.. and .orerooms ~
Ia 42b 2sth-sL and s67 Broadway lbhst Dltsons
Ruldingl Planes sXehs nsed, rented. or instalmeah
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GALE OF BONDS.

The CITY Of Hole Montana will sell at public auction
wednesday, tho +th day pr 1919 al Il O'clock nerd
ian at the once o. the nndeEnr roon ioler Block 10
said city the cs BON bends OF SIT or 10 hs amou"t OF ono
hundrei ana nftv usu.D iOsra SOD boa Ia vii! be r.
deena1s IN nVs yeas and pavaDs IN twenty rers and will
interest At inc rate sfb Der sanup t0e
seni.aDnuallv At Helena NewYork. tho hsdsr
and vail he sold at not than their par Vaue.
said ronfs viii 0s s,ns nader the aaihsry Of act OF
legislative A-se ably OF thr rs rtOrT OF Montana,
entitled An Act 10 anape CLUES AMI torH. " ipcur
iAd1bdnrs approved sentemhsr H. 1887 vhih sud act
provides among Othsr fhngs tan 10 be hTsd ~
ortiz shall lsvst each year tor the Of psypk
the uters On ZACH bonds aud 10 create ssssns fand TOR
their relemDton"
Ths eity the rsht Issue tho whss smsuat OF
said bonds or thsi cot aud shall sect
issus the who's amount IL rsser as the rrh 10 ssne tho
IA a In suGn instemests "a elect
with the understsn ling however that the shcs amount
A. C. BoTKIN. City clerk.
Dated Helena. Montana, February 20. 1893.
WANTED. SO, 600 on first Bond and Mort
Intended for peach iarm will nay interest promptly Ad
dress WILLIAM FORCE. Chansewater wsrrsn CsunU,
n. J.
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fertures ano nleetinrs.

A MEETING Of the members Of the New
canal improvement will be h- aentSy, April " o1,
o'clock the Call Room. frodu Exchange Ouuss,
for the Of giving emphasis the 0rtsncs OF
Qorou, for tho Improvement OF ths
Canals OF She State already In progress
TREE LECTURES Qadiesl, TUESDAY; thurs
i dsy clock. 1888 Broadway. Domestic hulans fIoL
l. Berger (Psrlsl Subject: why Persons ha.ns sa.a.
led Yreuch so-caIied schools o. Langn<kss N~"A~'
Tar gwen fern Sinpls sessnoss. COrree y
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financial.
nIIssOURI IA sAs am TRy

MISSOURI KA sAs AND TEXAS RAILWAY 90.
Stookholdsrs Of this company are cautioned against
loanng theii stock Transfers Of borrowed stock on the
books OF the company carry the right 70 vote thereon &c
stockholders held In NewYork March 90 they Sppoint
cd the undersigned committee protect their interests
Send addresses and proxies TO either OF the
w L. BULL OF Ed Sweet Co.
w. MERTENS. OF L. Won Hoffman, Co.
w. T. STRONG, Of Work. Strong 4 Co.
J. DE EEUFNILLE. OF de Neufvtle, Co.
r. v. MARTINsEN representing The
Amsterdam Comfnittee-
OFFICE or THE
MISSOURI KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY CONPArf }
1876 BRoADwAY NrwYerk. Apri D. less
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
i ers OF the Missouri, Kansas and re'a. Rslway Tom
tho election Of directors for the ensuing year aud
the Meeting be held the once Of ILe COMPANY In Par
sons Wednesday the 18th day OF Nay 1893 AZ
IL o'clock ". - -, ,.- -,
stock transfer books will be closed from the Afternoon OF
N'' II. b HENSON Secretary.
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All those who have the GREAT BARNUM AND
pecialy since the Paris OLYMPIA HIPPoDRoME WIN
CARAVAN, With It's real native Moorish warriors mounted
play. proclaim without dissenting voice that u 70 naee
all the other OF the magnificent ena
building, commodous IL Is Is insufficient 70 accom-
,urned away unable 10 end seats Ladies and ehlldren
and thus avoid the crush night A. now presentsd
amazingly varied and picturesque than any exhibition ever
OF Wild animals Is great beyond all precedent-lts living
oil parts Of the world and rs marvellous riders and
nation, astound and delight ali beholders we nave
never the IKE again. The last exhibition u New
than Baltimore Md, and two exhibitions are given daily
Madison Square Garden will be opened hour before the
able all Visitors 10 Inspect the MenagefieS PROFESSOR
like reproduction and his big skeleton, the living human
All those contemplating visit 20 these deliehtful sna
least minutes the opening OF the performances
tries have been praised as royal moving pageant
parades In the rings around the eipse. and In the Dig
borsos dancing girls camels elephants French soldiers,
Gus costumes and truly magnificent features
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Drn Goods.

DON MARChE and LOUVRE GLOVES
ID Attsstn Great sac Ine sns's Sos ~ ihs sas
pr.ing price e6 pair rnese are oy no Sens IN
kroT or daua.ed goos hut fresh nie bno aha renape
vsod, sold everywhere for twics more aud rstae "
tho auove hxures shs SAKE sdyer sng our ssxon'
,nenf Iadiss call and secure rare bargains JAMhEs
portsr IS Wssy 3sthsl. between brosd"y ana shss
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BAILEY Combined Shows IN Madison souars ardsu a,
l,s GLORIOUS and exciting races and the WILD MOORISH
on pure ArsDsn horses added 10 wonderful dsJ
the UkEATEST SHOW ON EARTH Now that these
mgny combined shows are presented a. every exhibition,
uso1Hte the vast crowds seeking admission many
@ who conveniently can should attend the maness
he SNOW Is certainly more extensive costly and
before seen or dreamed Of In any country Is collection
euroses are more numerous than gathered from
other performers representing nearly every
myrSas OF curious and funny features chill
animals are starting amarementA You will probably
YORK viii be given on Saturday evening, April 81 tbs
April IS and VII not visit other city nearer Newly
both exactly alike. ~ and o'clock The doors Of
time SET Tor the commencement OF the performances
WORMS Museum OF Relies and Antiquities Jumbo's life
curos!ties and other features
Instructive exhibitions should endeavor be in their seats
In order 70 witness the Grand Oriental Hippodromae
OF Eastern splendOr and magnnconce with Kaledoseopa
Hippodrome racing track, introducing the Moors Afabsp
Led animals golden charot etc. with the rich and gorge
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A CAPITAL wanted to deal IN Railroad
-. stseks and Bonds which have no active market by
ey Of many years experience THIS branch OF Wall sre.t
sssness perfectly safe. with an a.surAnce O, large
BONDS. Tribune once
CASH WANTED.-$5.000 to 500 and
20 sfnelsst yoopg euseess man 10 The bas,nsss OF
Ss3g neat esL bshed Chicago two seasoua Addres.
ssAA1kR care Lard a lhomas Chicago
EVR SALE,-Trnsf Receipts for stock OF the
a.. American National Ts!sphoue Company Apply al 81
s'sowsy. Room 80.
i LIMITED amount of Investment Stock for
o. e per eoLt interest guaranteed 20 cent prob.
M Also selected ns Of bonds paying and per
Ae W, A. CLARK. as Broadway.
NJ oNEY Is WANTED TO complete an enter
yey Pre- great importance which will nay investors
on1 ~ Utufns Tor many years Infofms ton given
"s"u1sas received o. Do IS BroaG,sL, Room II.
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Cost an0 foun0.

7 OsT.-Bank Book No. 555,799, BANK FOX
SAVINGS s7 Blesc ker ~. NeuYerk, fsyhashs
stopped. Phase return book " Bank
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financial.
JARVIS.CONKLIN
MORTGAGE TRUST COMPANY,
239 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
Capital & Surplus Paid up, S1,140, 600. 90.

This Company issues its Debenture Bends running
10 ye,rs bearing per 90 L. inter 81 PAYABLE the
ofhcr OF The yer camille Trust o.. New York CIty.
They are in denomnasiohs Of - .. S1J0. 1901,
500, $1,000. $4,000. sud larger sum. a. Ars
direct 0Dlxaiisn' OF tho Coupsny, The Debsntsres
are issue ~ Series OF sl0u 10000 zach reriss Is
secured BY deposit Of equal Rmounf ef
F!9sT MoRTtskGks on inprsxe real estate,
will The Mercantile Trust 10. Tue nc uai cash
valso OF the properly SO pirdTot on each ~eries
Is never less ID n $500 l0.0l Each bond bears
ceIiinc te OF The Mercantile Trust Co thar 10 hGdg
the securities in trust for the benefit OF the holders OF
the Deiehturea this Coupauy has loanei more than
$4,000 90 90 without III loss Of dollar eithsr
prinops or interest 20 any client Our experience
tends over - years TIC Dom pany and lie varians
erices man ged by stock ho ders. The execu. We
officers OF Wide experience have large iutsr
the Oon panY aud ,nailg erviss all tie
anArs Ne securities offered by this Company that
have not had the an ervsisn OF The Finance Commit
tee Tho Denominations OF Debeptures hav been
reGrced b encourage Investments ~ persons OF
Moderate means PROMPT and iull inor ztian will BE-
furnished upon request
SAMUEL n. JARVIS. Prestdsue
ROLAND r. coSKLGN, secretary.
THOMAS CLARK, Jr, Manager.
EDWIN r. CRCTCHER, Manager
Savings Department.
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REORGANIZATION
OF TIE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY CO.


NEW YORK. Ap IL T. 1893.
Holders, representing total Of about seven-eghths
OF the bonds Of the CHESAPEAKE AND OH O RAIL
WAY co. affected by the plan of reorganization and
on! fths of the stock Of the said company having
cepted the provisions Of the reorganization agreement
dated Feb T. 1885 notice Is hereby given holders OF
outstanding securities that the same may still bo
deposited with DREXEL, MORGAN & CO., 23 WALL
ST, NEW-YORK, on payment of the following penal
ties, viz.
On SERIES b. PER CENT AND 4 PER GENT
BONDS, a penalty Of per cent In cash on the par
value
(On {" b" bonds deposited now interest during re-
organization provided 10 the reorganization agree
ON CURRENCY BONDS, penalty of per cent in
cash on the par value.
ON DEFERRED INTEREST SCRIP, q penalty of
per cent In cash on the par value.
ON ALL CLASSES OF Stock, I'm addition to tho
assessments provided for 10 tho reorganization agree
ment, penalty Of 1-2 per cent In cash on the par
value
The privilege Of deposng securities, as above will
be terminated by the Committee In its discretion,
without further notice, and after such termination
deposits will be received.
Notice is also given that the second instament OF
20 per Of the assessment all classes of stock
pay able at the office Of Drexel. Morgan Co. May
3, 1883. EepOst0rs are requested to present their
reorganization receipts that such payment when made,
may be Endorsed thereon
nRExEL, MORGAN G. co.,
DEPoSITARIEs.
SS:hh, S SoSSE$H' IoomnrrrEE
Ali. THOMAS,
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Go Dbom Ut Flap Concern.
aQUEDucT CosNlssfosERs OFFICE
ROOM 20s STEWART BUILDING, No 80 ROADWAY
NEw.YoRK April 4th, 1855 }
DUBLIC NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

In conformity with the requirements Of Section o Chan
400, Laws Of 1883 OF the state Of New. York public
notice is hereby given 70 ell persons Interested that full
y the pla9 OF plans now under consideration BY the
AQue1uet C0mmlsson for the construction OF
Aque1uct from I35th-st and Conyentaye 10 the Central
Park Reservoir including the CATE Houses required
thereon All as shown upon plans APPS and prohles
In this once.
Said public hearing 20 be held at the above scs Of
the "A ueduet c. mmis sioners on WEDNESDAY. APRIL
II. 1883 Ut O'clock N. and upon such subseQ Gen
days and times thereafter u which said hearing may be
adjourned until concluded.
BY order Of the Aqueiuct Commissioners
JAMES c. SPENCER. President
Attest: JOHN @. SHEEHAN, Secretary.