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, 1888-01-06
Not n California bear .

Anybody can catch a cold this kind of
weather. The trouble is to let go, like the
man who caught the bear. We advise
oar readers to purchase of DIR. w. n.
Hunt, a bottle of SANTA ABLE, the
California King eff Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Coughs and Group Cures, and
keep it handy. IT'S pleasing to the taste
and death to the above complains. Sold
at $l.00 a bottle or 3 for 81 so. CAL
lFORNIA CAT-R CURE gives immed-
late relief. The Catarrhal virus is soon
displaced by its healing and penetrating
nature. Give it a trial. Six months
treatment 81. 90 sent by mail 81. 10.
, 1888-01-06
Bridge Accident.

CLEVELAND, .. Jan. "a span in
the new central viaduct, now being con,
structed, and which connect the south
side with the city! proper, fell this after,
noon. 1t was ninety feet long and eighty,
five feet above ground. 4 large car, on
which there was supplies, was pushed off
the span by the accident and ip falling it
knocked the braces and beams out of place
and the span went also, There were eight
wOrkmen on the span when it fell. The
killed are Harry Burton and an unknown
man. The wounded were John Borden,
burned bv steam in the hands and face;
Eugene Hanlan, slightly injured: AleXan-
der Blank, Fundamentally, and Charles
ORTIZ, engineer, injured internally.
, 1888-01-06
Twenty-Five Perish.

LONDON, Jan, Sit is now known
definitely that the vessel wrecked near
Waterford, Ireland, was the American
ship Fred d. Snow, Capt. Wiley, which
left San Francisco Aug. 81 for Liverpool.
The ship was lost in Herrylock bay, off
Arthurstown, at the entrance to Water
ford harbor. The bodies of the captain
and one Of the crew have been recovered.
There is no doubt hat every member Of
the crew, twenty-five in number, persisted.
The ships papers have been recovered "
, 1888-01-06

The annual election of officers for the
Congregational society occurred at the
church Wednesday evening, and resulted
as follows:
Clerk and treasurer, George w. John
son; d~eacons, John Slaughter, J.W. Sny-
der, G. W. Stanley, A. Underwood and
DR.. s. }. Quinby; pastoral committee,
the deacons and DIR. w. A. Wyman and
Il. w. Mann. The trustees were elected
last week, and their names published in
The LEADER at the time.
, 1888-01-06

Clarey x Collamer, of The Fair on
Eddy street, found stock so much depleted
after their immense holiday trade that
Fred started for the East in search of
Bargains and Job Lots" which are
always offered by wholesalers Immediately
after the holidays to clean up their
stocks. Fred is a sharp one and will have
spot cash to pay for what he buys, and
the patrons Of The Fair are assured
they shall haYc the bcucft Of whatever
bargains can be found, for the goods will
b. soil at their usual small margin. New
goods wilt be coming in daily, soon, and
everybody is invited to call and see if
they cannot find something useful and
save themselves from 25 to 50 r,er cent
, 1888-01-06
The Markets-stocks and Cattle.


NEW YonK, Jan. 5.-Thc stock mar
ket was less active to day. Coal stocks
and grangcrs were again the leaders OF
speculation, and in the early morning the
prevailing bullish feeling was strengthened
by the reports that the Reading officials
would arbitrutc the question with the
miners, and a general buying movement
was inaugurated, which extended to the
whole list. This was aided by n rumor
that the influential bull leaders had formed
a pool to twist the shorts, which prevented
further increase in short interest and SO
restricted business to very small limits.
The list reached its highest points at
about / o'clock, after which the market
remained steady at an advance. The
close was quiet but firm at about the best
prices OF the day.
Governments dull and steady. Mining
shares strong, Money 3C64 per cent.
Copper Market firm. Lake, SI6.4O.
Petruicum was less active, and with
comparatively narrow fluctuations. The
"ncnIng WIS steady at 924, but the buy.
ing 10y the Standard Oil brokers gave it
strength, and the price advanced to 9Is
before noon. Later there vas II slight re.
action, followed by Il rally to 94B, and then
another reaction, and the market closed
steady at Of. Sales, 3,47G,OOO barrels.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific G's. ll9; American Express, 100;
Canada Pacific, Gl3; Canada Southern,
Sc; Central Pacific, 32f; Burlington,
1874; Delaware, Lackawanna, 1871; Dem
yer II Rio Grando, %; Eric, psf; Lake
Shore, 95B; Louisville & Nashville, CD;
Michigan Central, So; Kansas & Texas,
IS; New York Central, lO7; Northern
Pacific, 22g; preferred, 465; Northwest.
ern, 1919; Oregon improvement, 454;
Navigation, SO; Unconstitutional, 2lB;
Pacific Mail, 80; Panama, -; Rock
Island, lI2; Milwaukee Il St. Paul,
758; Reading, G53; Texas Pacific, PSI;
Union Pacific, 57s; United States TX.
press, GS; Fargo, 2G; Western Union,
CHICAGO, Jan. 5. -Cattlc-Rcceipts
1000; market strong; good steers, $2.S5
(@5. Is; stockcrs and feeders, 81 100
$40.
Sheep-Rcceipe 5000; market slow
and l0(920c lower; natives, 81. 7504,S so;
Western, 3.5O(44 so; Texans, 50. SOFA
3.75.
Whcat-Market firm. Cash 77I; Feb
ruary 7S4; May SIS 3-l6.
Corn-Markct firm. Cash Asa; Feb
ruary 49B; May 54s.
, 1888-01-06
Accident to a Freight Train.

L~YNCHBURG, Va, Jan. "a freight
train on the New River division of the
Norfolk & Western railroad ran into n
rock slide, twenty-seven miles from Cen.
trail last night. The engine jumped the
track and ran into the New river and dis
appeared. The engineer was drowned at
his mist.
, 1888-01-06
The Empress Eugen1e's Dead.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Empress Euge-
ME has decided hat the ceremony of the
removal of the remains of Napoleon Ill.
and the prince imperial from Chiselhurst
to Marlborough shall take place next
Monday. By request of the ex-empress
none of the members of the royal family
will be present, but the queen will send
wrcaths to be placed on the collins. After
mass has been celebrated the collins will
be taken to Marlborough.
, 1888-01-06

Flour, eggs, butter and sugar are cash.
In order to pay cash for flour it is neccss-
airy that bread etc, be sold for Cash. On
Jan. | | shall adopt the cash system.
Customers will please make a note of the
fact, and govern themselves accordingly.
Yours Respectfully, II. II. ELLIS.
lGll, Eddy Street.
, 1888-01-06
TO CLOSE.
MEMS and boys Winter
caps at Zoe, sCO1'th s5c, at
VI. Marks' SeUent eenIh
and Eddy streets.


Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always bel used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, soitens the gums, al
lays the pain, cures wind collie. and is the
best remedy fer diarrhra. twenty-five
cents a bottle.
, 1888-01-06

s. Kcllncr still has the largest stock Of
ladies' and children's cloaks and wraps in
this city. If you are in need of a gar
ment, go there and price them, for in
order to close out his stock soon he will
sell you one for about one half what
other stores will ask you for similar gar
mpnts
, 1888-01-06

Meteorological reports received at CHEYENNE
on Jan. 3, 1888, at s p. m. local time. Obserya-
tons taken ut the same moment of time at all
stations.
, 1888-01-06
SNNLoS thatare f@retfu1, peevish.

Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 20 cents. Sold by
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
A BsOLUrELY PURE MILK.

a
on SEPTEMBER !, 1873. TuE "RICHNYND
CREAN. BUTTER. AND MILK CnNPANl -
open a. so. west HrOaj street, NE cty tl-F
pfopOsc % deliver in quar- ani Hnt e'f'' ~
pure article % milk from TIE 9eiisnorn tla-.-
worth nerd. Me believe landi. 70 mia 'r l.tss
,drs IL the best and me cniy pure epf .Isal
way Of Golng it. ami as'ig1 %. fol.oetggfes rs.
lst Foch patron gcts BIS proportion ~ .~r4r.
Il Is a weli-krosn foes ih1t drawing f-0u lara
cans ia the wagons parties tc' cifiub her
first get little Or no -rcani.
81 Win our dusty streets moro or iesi %
must settle IN mo can Used - measure nif. frf
tho mort careful milkmap .annoi gT"vnnt Dr.
81 The milk ia carefully cOoie4 thfn p4t .0fl
the Giass jars oy patent nlor which SIS .'..f
at one Time, "a D lnc cappei Win patton. yar
mat Is never useI the socoui ume. ani .trl
sealed with a patent tor.
an. Zach lar IS boiled thoroughly every iav.
washed VITA patent waiher. AMI Then nl-ri.
foFty-cight st one time, by new pateI' prs'e %.
leaving each Jar pure AMI swees
5th. fne milk wniie tn these iar' can 20 G.i
into tho refrigerator with AL kinds Of fol- sf.-
out becoming tainted.
6th. tho "a .eus seal used renders siul'ori.
ton between the dairy snd your table imp,.si.
ble.
IN. You can contract ~ buying u-sef %
bage your mia delivered in pins or Itars
during tho months % septembcr. hprt. VA.
June. July, and Auyu-t at fFo oonH ger quVr,
and during tho months - october. NoFemtrr
December. January, February. ami hsrcr 81
SIX Genus per NNAFL Aut eAtfH NV 81 ~ a >
only for parties buying iicket-.
The proprietor Of tho "RlCHNOSD CkAAN
BUTTER, AND MILK COhPANl.' after a. rf-
tended trip through the North Tor the etpre,s
purpose II visiting the largest creamerles % f g
United states and consulting tne largcs, 1es.sls
who supply consumers IN tho lafBes, cics a
this country decided that the
GLhSSJAR SYSTEM
Is The only absolutely pure aud clean me'hri y
handling milS. The correctness - THIS 3 Fl. ID
is atfessei by the fart that u all n his es -
did not ind a single man wbo had ever -rei Wf
GLAss-JAR SYSTEM shO would return % ths 90
wsy OF handling milk. with al " ~ dls. l.f-
and ncs; bur, t0 the contrary, found ne ..F
men who d.d not warmly endorse The nit.,.Itk
SYSTEM 20 be those Who nal never grfr IS q
trial, anl were therefore ignorant OF its AVA
tages AL parties Who arr intero- fei il ne
health Of n sir families are cordially lnU'ei D
make as a visit alter September it, exam 20
the newest aud most 1pp owed appliaa'-- Ter
handling muE t0at We baye put in ~ erea. -l',
and re couviuct o. az the ntA-S-Jae ,frfFh -
tho neate-t an bolt. anl tlat We pnff lei u
suare neither cos' nor trOIDle ln making or
dairy strctiy nrst clsas ~ nll a. appDlurDs4.s
and In furnisbing tho public the Iur 20 aia,
butter. anH cream.
RICHMOND CREAM, BUTTER. AND hlLh
COMPANY.
l-s! X. 3. CHAFFIN. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

I what suddenly convinced me. The more
I looked after that the more certain
was. though the likeness IL so wonderful
that Il has to mo the horrible effect Of
another spirit having got into that body
Only l. His father evidently believes
that be is bis son." !.
"Hayo you thought what strong evi
dence that la" :,
sYes, but my certainty is stronger.
"Has it occurred to you that Osmund
Ouestin may have met with some bad
accident or bad an illness that affected
his mind That would account fol
everything"
yes. but it would not make front
teeth that we're side by side fold over one
another slightly"
Dick could not forbear smile.
WELL" be said, there have been
some uncommonly queer cases OF mis-
taken identity, even to soaps turning mp II
the right spot f; but never mind, what dc
YOU want me TO do 2
.'At first 1 meant to go myself to Bel
ford and trace him onward, but, on
thinking it over, 1 have decided that 4
man can do so much better than 20
man in such case; and, therefore, If,
as Won tell me you have nothing to do 81
present, you would be SO kind as TO ac'
for me-of course" she added, coloring,
"at my expense and 0s a commission tc
lie settled on quite business footing.
shall be more, on, much more thar
Obliged. Do you think ESQ would do "a
begin with E? You must tell me, because
1 don't know, and later on could gel
more.
Dick would have asked for nothing
better than 10 undertake the adventure
at his own expense, but it was absolutely
| impossible to the poor fellow, so be tooh
the straightforward proposal in the besi
manner possible, declaring that foC
would 90 al enormous way, and that,
unless bribery were called into play, hC
should hope TO spend less, and that o.
for anything over and above expense
(Which be silently resolved should moi
| include his own living, that WIS out Of
the question, and he was much obliged
for the chance.
All was very speedily arranged, and
then poor Anastasla looked over the lis
of ali the salvage of the family wreck
She loved every article of it every bii
/ OF old plate, jewelry, china, old damask,
( Half belonged to Lottie, but they hao
been valued and divided, and if she
could get money in no other way sh'
would sell her half at Christie'a She
was obliged to consult Dick Sberrief
about it, and he was most unhappy a
the notion of the sacrifice, though 1t wa'
not for him to prevent 1t. Finally She
picked out a pearl necklace and ear
rings and some bits OF plate, and sold
/ them for rather more than she had ex
pected. Seventy pounds in crisp notes
She handed over to Dick, who said it wa
bis first experience of money response
bilIties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

"Madam, exclaimed a professional
foot-pad, as he irradiated the puriieus of
a princely villa with the lrbgyor Of his
fretted trosseau Madam would you
not like to engage the services Of large,
intelligent, and prehensile Watchdog "
"a watch-dog?" exclaimed the lady,
looking up at her visitor with an express
sion akin to that which q Ujiji dude
might feel himself entitled to from q
guest in his native jungle.
A watch dog, Madam aye, a watch
dog" came from the tramp, with an ex-
preston which quite reflected the sorrow
be felt at not being able to impart that
caudle emphasis which would have SO
betitted the occasion.
Why, my good man," retorted the
lady, II don't see that you have any
watchdog to dispose OF, even if wanted
one.
None other than myself, Madame, "
returned the rayelled Nomad, "but
surely | am meet to the emergency.
can be watchful as Napoleon, threatening
as Cerberus and as faultless in pursuit
of offenders as the famed Nemesis of
old"
perhaps, my good fellow, but what
can it advantage you?"
Everything. eyerythingl" he re-
peated. 1T will put me in the way oil
millions, OF millions, Madame ! have
1t from the first politicians in the land,
men who are never known to lie, that the
country is going to the dogs. Repub,
licans swear twill happen il Cleyeland's
elected, and Democrats aver it If Harri
son lie elected. In the face OF this great
and unanimous authority nothing can pre-,
vent our country going TO the dogs, and
can You blame me, Madame. for wanting
to be one Of the dogs that | may get .
piece of it? Surely you will assist mt
TO the transformation. will you not 2"
II will, ambitious Pilgrim" respond
ed the lady, as her tear-vein indicated {
falling barometer" indeed | will.
engage you at once. Go around to th,
back door and mssticate that slab o.
blended liver and hellebore we fixed fol
our neighbours st Bernard"
With low whine the embryo watch
dog turned his frail bark toward q mor'
/ inviting harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

stand commercial separation from the
United States.
Charles II. Upper, III. B., is the
Minister OF Marine and Fisheries in the
Queens Priyy Council for the Dominion
of Canada. He is son of Sir Charles
Upper and member Of the Canadian
Parliament from Pictou, Nova Scotia.
As a member Of the body Of Canadian
Ministers he takes salary Of seven thou
sand dollars year.
The young statesman was born NJ
Amherst in the year 1855. He was edu-
Gated at McGill College and Harvard
University. In 1879 he was married TO
Janet daughter Of the Hon. James Nc
Donald, Chief Justice of Nova scotia
He hal been called to the bar the pre-
vious year. This is his first term in
Parliament. and his appointment as
Minister Of Marine and Fisheries is the
earliest OF probably a succession OF
honorable engagements in the service OF
his country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
FVHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
i CHARLES r. CLARK, PRRsiDssE.
BRADSTRER1s3 RICHMOND OFFICE
no. llcs EA5f hAIN SfkkEE
Telephone No.i3
IN. Witty, supsriatsndsa.

Tho Richmond Once has more than Kept pare
with the rapid grosta OF NE City and develop
nent u lho territory HiDatafy to II IL oilers -
tho mercantile community OF this seciion all ths
advantages Of asystem INC superiority OF wlsicn
ir recognized la every usdo ceiltfe o. mo eayl.
lied world. That II Ia IN special sense prepared
10 guard tne interosso VI - local patrons u a.
Tested By the fsct that Il has noe larger sefstg
s<ssAA&rkAArs tAaa ails etA<r a<Fssssfsss sstssk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
OUR RELATIONS WITH CANADA.
Charles II. Topper. Minister OF Ma.
rise AID Fisheries

Mr.. Tupper's views on the Presidents
latest message have been published. He
is young man and sanguine, AS may be
gathered IRON the following passage with
which he concludes his statement on the
situation, as published in the newspA-
pers "If the three million or four mil
lion Colonials in 1776 found ii safe not
only to fight the mother country but 10
cut themselves Of from her commercially
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
COVERED wITH SALT RHEUM.

CUrICURA REMEDIES are the grC a cat medicines
on earth. Had the worst case u Salt kheum In
this country My mother had IL twenty years,
and in fact diei from t. ! believe CUrlCtRA
would nave saved her lfe My arms. breast, and
head were covered for three years, which no
thing relieved OF cured until used TIE CUTIcURA
REsOLvEST, internally. and the CUTIcuRA and
CUTICURA SOAP. externally. 1900
NEWARK. y. j. W. ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

and politically, aud now feel no regret
that they did so, il is not unreasonable
for Ave millions OF Canadians, with all
their great advantages, 10 believe that
with the active support OF and union with
the British empire they may be able TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
HEAD FACE. AND BODY RAW.

commenced to use your CUUcuRA RENsDis
last July. Ny head ami face and some ports
my body we're almost raw. Ny head was cover
ed with s,ab- aud sores. and my suffering was
fearful. | had tried everything had heard ot
In the East aud WesL Ny care was considerei
a very bal one. have now not particle OF
stin Hunor about me, and my case Is consiier-
cd wonderful .
DECATUR, MiCH. MRS. = Z. WHlPFLk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
HOn-Suftef.

II you should answer "Fiei" love
When / should press my suit
IWould not pass thee by, love,
would not think that |, love,
Had lost thee; would try, love,
For sWeeter verbal fruit
II you should tell me MAY love,
siill would perseyere:
That doesn't seem the way, love,
Anegatiye 10 say, love.
That surely will outlay, love,
A hoping cavalier.
But II you shouted mol I" love,
And thumped the parlor floOr
With foot that ] do know, love,
To weigh eight pounds or so. love,
II would give me such a throe, love
I'd sniff prospective woe, love,
Aud forthwith | would go, love,
Unto the gurgling 20, love,
And sink 10 rise no more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
HAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASE?
IA HAVE YOU A SCALP DlSBAsEf
HAVE YOU A BLOOD DISEASE
If so, THE CCTlCURA REMEDIES WILL
spFFDUY CURE YOU.

There IL no system OF treatment known TO
druggists that Offers the certainty OF cure ana
economy II time and money TO be found IN the
CUTmrRA REMBnIgA We Will send free 10 any
sufferer " How " Cure skin Diseases 81 pagen.
90 illustrations, aud 10) tesm lniais OF curee OF
every form Of skin and blood disease from pun
ID "a 10 scrOfulA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
A FEVER SORE CURED.

must extend TO you tho thanks Of one OF my
customers, who has been cured by using tho
CUTIcURA REMEDIES u an Old sore caused BY
long spelfof sickness or fever eight years sRo.
lie was % bad no was fearful be would have 70
have his leg ampu;ated. but Is happy 70 LAY ne Il
now entirely well-sound as a collar. If re-
quests me to use bis name, which Is II. Ii. CAsON.
merchant, Of this place.
JOHN V. MINOR. Druggist
GsinsborO, Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
CHAPTER II.

In Q small fat on Camden Hill that
postcard vas snxiousiy expected by the
Young LADY 70 whom IL wss addressed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
rHF RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY. sEPTEMBER 2 1855

best friend ever had. What was three
months detention. when all the Time =
was but scrving for my Rachel 2"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
PERSONAL.
business CHANGE.
NO THE PUBLIC: | WISH no.

VNO THE PUBLIC: | WISH TO
4 inform my friends and tbs public gen.
orally that have leased ths; large and eis-
CANT store e2i east Broad s,res., where 1 will
conduct ths GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
all kiads Of mercngndiss and general household
goods. Special attention paid TO sale Of STOCKS Of
goods and a. private residences. Positively
prgmp, returns on all ssles made, aud Will Gu
deayOr 10 give perfect satisfaction - ell sao may
intrust tneir business ia my haads | hope 70
receive liberal share Of the pub,ic patronage.
Regular sale days 81 auetioD-room Tuesdays and
FridAys- Advances made en- co1slyr menis.
largo or small amounts, wheo destrsd- without
ezra charge. j. Il. VALENTINE.
General Aucdancer.
SCI east Bread s'rsss R.ehBioni, Va
Reference: Business public OF Richmond and
Lynchpurg. au e1-eoilm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

"Where are you going, Huntsman
You seem to have your game-nose on
this morning."
$50 [ have, old boy. You see, Two
lost my bird-dog, and I'm going down to
Wall street to get another"
"To Wall street? There's no dog
market down there, is there ?"
"Well, | can't say anything about the
dog-narket, but am told it's one OF the
best places in tho world TO get point.
ers. They're giving EN- away there all
the time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

"In the super-eminent thesawrus OF
adolescence there is no such anglicism as
discomfiture, is the way the Boston girl
tackles an old saying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02

p WALL srsEEr,l
EEW YOBE. August IS, isss. +
ITO THE SECURITY HOLDERS
OF THE
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad Go.

The committesc for the reorsanlzasien Of ihs
CHESAPKAKg AND ONO HALLWAY CohPA-
NY and the RICHMOND AND ALLE4HASf
RAILROAD COMPANY have agreed, subject -
tho approval Of the holder OF tne securities ueY
represent, or of uioss 10 be rsued Ia pls.o
thereof that their respective lines shall b. o.s-
rated Ia close connectioa, under single mac.
aKenent, thus forming desirable route. sta.r
"a distance. and with as favorable grsios as seI
line between tho CBHTRAL WEST sni uds-
water on the ATLANTIC COAST
Tho agreement co.tsmplates an ulumss
transfer Of the railroad Of the RlCHhOND AND
ALLEGHANY COMPANY % the ownership e
control Of the CHBsAPRAKE AND oRlO cox.
PANY, or its Successor.
Upon the surrender 10 US OF the certificates
issued by theMRlsCANTILBr TRUST COMPANY.
represe ming stock and bands Of the RICHMOND
AND ALLRGuANY RAILROAD COMPANY. 20
posted under the existing plan OF reorgaaI.-
ton. we will ISSUE in exchange therefor our L-'
gotiable receipts which sntitio the holders
thereof. under the agreement between uls 80
committees. 20 new bonds and stock WHOM ssgei,
a. provided therein.
The right 10 participate therein Is conditions
| In the case Of each holder desiring 20 y pafl.
| pate, upon his deposiung his present oe iii'a'
with US daily embossed.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO REORGANi'
! ZATIOS COMMITTEE ressry oss she right % .--.'
the time within which deposi,sas above may -
made with Us or 10 tx penalties on sliseil'1'
deposits. and those wAo wish % pAriclps.o 10 20
plan should therefore depostt Hheir csrA1ca.''
| with us without delay, tho ofer % resolve N'A
being m sde subject, in all respects, 10 The csa'
troll Of tho committee.
! Copies OF the agresmort between he Two con-
! mlttees, and 81 circulars relAtiog thereto 81
other information, may be had on application :"
/ our office.
| nDEXEI Made 4. On