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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19
VOTING TO GO BACK TO WORK.

Ptttsburg, April 1s CspecaD.-The scenes and IN
cidents In the town Of Braddock were remarkable.
The voting by tho strikers whether or not they
would resume work at Mr.. Carnegiss terms COM
monced at a IN in the Catholic school, where the
Rev. Father Hickey had placed the
polls to prevent any intimidation At 7
p. m. the polls closed Father Hickey claims
that 1870 strikers voted to 90 work and that
voted against the proposition The Knights of Labor,
who in body met and refused TO 60 to work. alloge
that only 500 voted in the Affirmative II Father
Hiceys claim is right the strike is broken, as the
total number Of employees IS about $500. Tho I,379
viii be enough to start nearly half of tho
elve plant MesSrs. stewart and Lander, members of
the hrm, said at IL o'clock tonight,
whom they learned the result that weekly consuta
ton would be held at once as TO what workmen had
ySted aye and what sections Of the mill could start.
Chairman JamisOn, OF the Knights OF Labor declares
that II any portion of the Edgar Thomson Works Is
started with the nonunion element who voted to-day
they Will at once order general strike Of the employees
in Andrew Carnegie's seven other Iron mills I'm pitts
burg, causing the idIeness CT about II, 900 men.
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AGING WITHOUT LIQUID RgFRgsHXEET.

RACING WITHOUT liquid REFHEBHAENE
Pittsburg, April is (sDscaIl.-In the Liquor License
Court day, Judges Ewing and White intimsted that
license would be granted to The South Side Driving
Park Association which has purchased forty acres OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19
THE EMPEROR MUCH WORSE.
ALL BERLIN ANXIOUS AND DEsPoNDENT.
,,oop POISONING sUPERvENRs AND THE PATIENTS
FEVER IxcREAsEs-Two FRENCH DOCTORS
To ruARIOTrF<BURG.

p1oop POISONING sUPERvENRs AND THE PATIENTS
FEVER IxcREAsEs-Two FRENCH DOCTORS
GOING TO cHARLorrESBuRG.
BERLIN, April 10, l a. m.-The condiuon Oh
rmnaror Frederick has changed much for the
worse. His life is considered in danger II Is
,snorted that blood poisoning has superveneo anu
hat his temperature has increased The hopefui
,Oeliug of Yesterday has been replaced by feeiing
:, despondency Intense anxiety prevails Al
,houch the doctors bulletins do not make men
,ion Of such a thing, the opinion gains ground
that an abscess has formed in the trachea'
precautions have been taken to insure the ut
most stiffness in the neighborhood OF the castle
IN order that the Emperor's repose may not be
disturbed When the guards are changed the
words of command are given In whispers. Car
riaces stop at distance from the castle. lnsteao
:, arriving into the courtyard. The Emperor
,Dent a few minutes at the window about 40
= m Yesterday, after which his fever greatly in
creased.
The consultation held by the physicians yester-
sov showed the Emperor's condition to be less
satisfactory than it was ON Tuesday morning, but
hetter than the evenings feverish symptoms IN
ncated His temperature rose TO 80 degrees Gel
rims In the night DR.. Howell inserted wlde
oaruls Prince Bismarck visited the Emperor at
~ o'clock The Crown Prince slept at berhn
rnesdav night Yesterday he reviewed the troops
N the Tempelhofer Field. He was enthusiastically
y~oe4ed in Unter den Linden. where the troops DO
He'd Ia.
The Emperor, besides holding conference WIN
Prince Bismarck, heard the report OF Count Won
stolberg werngerode, Chief of the Ministry Oh sne
Royal Household. There was great sur on inc
streets owing to the circulation of report that
the Emperor intended to drive to Berlin from
Cbarlottenburg There was much dsappo>nt-
ment manifested upon the rumor PROVING grouno-
less. Lose
The North German Gazette" says that no loss
n blood attended the insertion of the new canula
bv DR.. Howell. Professor Leyden's examination OF
the Emperor's lungs was with negative result
Professors Leyden and Bergman and all OF the
attendant physicians were present at yesterdays
consultation.
Paris April 1s.-The Gaulois" says that at the
request Of Empress Victoria the French doctors,
pean and Faunel and the English doctor, Evans
will proceed to Charlottenburg to examine the
Emperor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19

with misery for ms, and / caLddly acknowledge the
same with cOntrtion which can never kno" any
diminuton. In that spirit, dearest George Drdge
the intervening distance and place my hand In yours
swear soemnly by the memory Of our dear dear ather
never to appear again under that name or title either
In private In public life. speak the truth ana
you shall witness saoredy this pledge Of mine shai
be kept lnvioate. have dsgraeed the honorable
name OF Messant and in future all or anything beyond
the drudgerles Of life shall be accomplished IN that
Lame. My hand, dearest brother, upon ths sacred
PROMISE and may God deal with me yet more vigorously
than ever II 1 lie you In this matter
Toward the close OF tho letter she goes ih'o minute
description Ct real owned by her or coming 20 hee
statement that the Debar tract was workea PROVOKED
o smile, which intensified into laugh "hen MI
Howe said This is the marshy tract your HONOR
Anna" in that letter also makes somo paJui inquiries
as 10 the health OF " Mae"
That's the dog" she exclaimed audioiy' ana laughed
The witness told had met his sister IN october
1887 that she had inquired for HIS mother at she had
taken him TO No. 100 Madsona ana eoi" am IL was
her house, and that also ownod NO % WaLst'
that she had instructed daughter not 70 eau him
possible.
IL Apolosire for going much into detail" said
Mr. Howe. "but this defendant denies that She Is this
mans brother and says she tn' oAus%
Ter is Siov, Of L0i, MO.e'' ana not wssn ssn
salomon had told how he had finally gone to some
legal gentlemen In walls about his sister and they
hal sent him 70 Howe Iiummol, Mr ho"o sa'u
Mr.. Townsend, the witness Is yours
MR. MARSH LISTENS TO THE EXAMINATION.
Just after the crosSox animation began, Luther H.
Marsh looking pale and thin, the ghost OF his old SELF
came In. seat given to him near the defend
ants He oonversed with General Diss Denar, but
not with any Of tho Others o, -,
ho had harder task than he barganed for He got
him TO give the names Of ths Waist lawyers Who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
THE STATE OF TRIDE.

oct hs@s4s .ss sdns
- s. CIV Mssapsrnns s75als 80 Extra iosi 1874 30
g. n nfsn Patent IN st
i FST Nc wiaSr led SPOT iGe ioeI october
iiOsiloc do ecemeer US lsc nn,st
gn ss s MS' octSSSr year lSsss.s
January oas; were r%sT scansS %s.ssa
80 sIc or %' . ss rP Prime " to csoe.
90 Bsk@ea shoulder, sSa c Clear R
SIDE. & ns:x. 81 lst L cTsa ssg'f
r@ aG ss s sas wh H% ase, 'G az
81 20 Frsshts LSerO0oI per steamer S%s,
ee,on Nd Flour per s ton 600 y bus cora 1900 Sssn
oats 2iooo bush. shipments-pour $4,000 bois' sa'oS
Wheat is3 OOO bush Corn 1000 BUSH
ana H7 ssHt qs ;s So$
q closing - 49, oc9o pm, NEW no Sorthern
!: :dd iG at 'e' s"ns ye'; fssHs
,rasS sod a, 81 Ii carloads Red at 20
Sa s. ss1Ssi. o 70 2.os .d 0 Ss%
Yellow at 600 So at 60Ic boatIo,ds No sold A.
s s oats "a. s ts's' wn m' at $780,
is barley strong s.s ,ad =. h' Ssc
Nc ca az soc. ''a and no 5es7is
s 4, %!:r' rs SSHs$ a
ssv en%.l fs's
Du na b Ssp"S c"n y gooo bns oats
bush Canal shipnentswhsat 25e 900 Ons Corn lZ'oVo
bnsfL Oats 1900 bush. Barley 27.O0o bush .
ae @osrpS and pS aas oais weak No White
s SsM M nr PORK s% sis - 90 Old Mes, siGo
Extra Prime New so 7S@t La $40 .,srn hssps
creamery cheese quiet and anensnfo Esys ss%
at I i s S5 SG ard
Corn "a 900 busn oats $4,000 bush shorts 90 IONS
CHICAGO. oct s-Tho iealins futures ranged :"
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1--WE CROCK MAEKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

III -
puyr.Lo Oe: h--caftis--Recepts last - hours were
$40 heS l. 1o-r the week thu. fir 3l4l HAne t,e
iast week T. D 3 head. Consignet through sunday ~
cars al Of which TO New:fork con s tnrous .oy
Rot lnner with good demand AZ iuil prices t"innDh
10 Fair ~ 1894 rs: Good to Choice shipping - 5OG VIZ
Texans <! ~ 9s3 - Cows ard LETTERS - "y@ 20 "a
Zee ers - 1898 5O Veals IS 90 1tG 90 r,,
Hoos-trceiDis - hours Were H. 900 heal Iota 20,
the Week thus he1d For siiro le last week
10 sT5 head Consigned through sunday " cars al which
10 New York coasignct through odar % cars % OF
which New-York ON sale, 100 cars MARKET nrih.
az 80 selected Medium weights 81 j5G5 10: Rough 80 70
40 G5: stays ~ 2j04 20. o. $780,, w.,
S,tsp-scepts last - hours were 1000 head Iotal To-
The week thus 1000 heat For save time last week
IL 500 head Consigned through 81 carnad- "a oil VIM 10
NewYork on sale, ~ carloads; market steady common
10 Fair 81 15037j; CO0d to Choice - OoNi 0O O.hhFv
10 Choice Western - 504i 10; Canadian LAMBS nj" AZ
SO 0S5 80.
CHICAGO Union stock Yaris. Oct. s-Tas DrOucrF
Joprngt reports Ca1ecceirts 1900 head shipments
5Ooe Market slow. lower. Beeves 60 00ds5 80 steers
inls and Mixed 81 % as 0O Texas Cattle 81 55a3 10
Hogs Receipts ls.ODO head shipments 1900 marke,
slow. Mixed IS so@td 90 Heavy 80 oo9s0 49, Light
sisey-Receipts 5000 head: shipments 1000 market
stcsdy Natives Inferior 10 Prime 80 O003 9O Western
shorn 50 0O0s3 80; Texans shorn 81 1908 ooi Lambs
"a O015 90
ST LOUIS. Oct s.-CaGe - Eeccipts 1900; sipments
2Is5 market steady Choice Heavy Native steers 90 10 a
81 90 FAIR GOOD Nanve Steers 81 5000 1oi butchers
Ferder. Fair 10 Good ~ OU93 10; Rangers. Corniei.
as lOaA ~ Grassfed 81 90 ) 10
choice Heavy and Blu tcers Selections SO 2oa6 IS Pack.
ing Medium 10 Primo 81 OOQG IS Light Grades Ordinary
TO Rect So s0d6 on -
Sheep Receipts $50. shipments 1926; steady.
Fair o Choice - 80 a 40 $50
Norss-Receip,s 26D; shipments 100. Texans and In.
dams In carloads, S2O0S4O.
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corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Oct s.4 u m.--cotton-rhe s,es OF the.
7.ouO bales American. Fainrrs rl0cei weak
Up and-. Low Midfng clause october desyetv 57.Jid
sellers october November delivery a1-bsi sellers
Sovembet aud December drlIverg 1904 v.lne Dccen
Der aud January delivery. lsBld buyers January and
February delivery. lS-Oid buyers February and March
delivery 1854 sellers March aud April delivery. 20
Cad sellers April ani Nav delivery. 220fd sellers
May and June delivery. 24.dti. sellers
GALVESTON. Oct s-cOiton-Easy. Midiling. 7lG Low
MIddlng. lbl6 Good Orilnlfy net aud gross receipts
25S bales export, coastwIse 4o22 bales sac.. Los
bales stock. 6l.4sj baio+
NORFOLK. Oct. s-Cotton- Steady. Miiiling. 81; not
cep;s 533S Oiie. receipts. 1901 exports
Great Britain 800 O,cs coastwso 1913 bales sales
1858 bales stJc., lJ..jl thlo-.
sAVAxyAU. Oct. 6--Coiton- Qa'ci Hhllinr 81; Low
Mifiliae. ~. Good Ordinary. To- receipts. 1891
receipts sOiB bales. exports costwiso iS
bales sales. .. 700 bales stock. CJ,OOf bale.
CHAHEnTOS. oct S-COtion- - Nominal Ml1fug 81,
aud receipts GLIB ar: exports - Great Bnt-
sos bales; 10 France. 0.lJt bales cCastwlsc so
bales sales. 400 baicsi stock. 35u13 bales
NEw.OgLKANs Oc:. S.--CuitJn - IRREGULAR. Midding
BIG; Miidling. y 1916. Coca ordinary LID.
receipts 1882 receipts. 1875 bales; export,
Great Britain a.s7s bales: saie. 5000 bales stock
rs fs4 bsex
Correcion-Deauct from ScwOrleans receipts since
September ], lsO2 bales
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Bid AK BID ASK
Us4i2s 1891. reg los ~l03ss " cur 6s isse i23
40 ISo7 rep l1g l2giq L. r. cur 6s 1898. 1873
III a. 100; con 40 1891 L. As, 1890. 81
~ rnr "a is35 l2l -. Dist col. 3 65s.....ll9

The business in State bonds was covered by
Gales Of Tennessee settlement IS at 60 1-2. OF
city bank stocks, American Exchange sold 10 AZ
1913 Merchants Exchange t2Oj at 20, shoe ana
Leather 49, at 50, Tradesmens t25) at lO3 and
Western National 49, at o.
The general bond market was fairly active ana
firm in tone. Richmond and Allegheny brst re-
ccipts were feature and closed at 62 San al,
vance of is per cent Green Bay, western ana
ST. Paul incomes sold in small lots ut 81 l-2a33.
Ohio Southern incomes were strong up 20 as II
Philadelphia and Reading incomes were l-4al-2
easier for all the issues and the d. were lirm al
So 10 West Shore As were freely taken at
1914 Eric second Gs recovered 70 l0l, and
New-YOrk, Chicago and ST. Louis As were firm at
81 l-s Missouri Kansas and Texas IS sold Mt
SO 1-2a5s l-s and rs at 93. The security holders
of Missouri Kansas and Texas are well pleased
with the receivers appointed for the company
both are residents OF Kansas and IN is believed Will
operate the road in the interest of Kansas cities,
and therefore in the interest Of the property
OF unlisted securities dealt IN AT the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates were ac-
tive at Irregular fluctuations; the sales amounted
TO 6, 700 at 46a4j J-Saf6 l-?a4J Lad 6a4j Liza
45 rs Chicago Gas sold 400 at 35 l-2a35 3s,
Georgia Pacific iirs1s ($2, 900 at 08 and seconds
81 ,000) at "a "a. Richmond and Allegheny
second receipts tS7, 000l at 27a27 IL, Western
Union 1922 000) at ~ Z Sa96 a, and Mt. Desert
Land 400 at So l 2 IL,
Money was in abundant supply. Cnll loans
and renewals generally were at 3 per cent late
loans were made at I-2n2 per cent.
The CLEARING House settlement to-day was ~
follows: Exchanges, sa6,6ss,164; balances,
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
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EARNINGS OF SIX WESTERN ROADS.
Monday Oct m


"The Commercial and Financial Chronicle OF
last Saturday contained statement OF the gross
and net earnings for the six months-January TO
June 3O--of 1887 and 1883 of the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe, the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul.
the Chicago and Northwestern, the st. Louis and
San Francisco and the Chicago, ST. Paul, Min
neapolis and Omaha Railroads. The statement
as printed by " The Chronicle" was fair exhibit
in that it gave the figures of each company sepa-
rately. The six roads give an aggregate net
earnings for the six months of this year Of
S9,7l9,322, against S20454,l02 in 1887. loss
of sl0 734,7S0 or 524S per cent This state
ment without explanation. has been used by the
bears as a reflection of the general business
of the companies named. The facts are that of
the total loss of SIC, 734, $50, the Burlington and
Quincy and the Achson together constitute
sc, 90l 100, leaving only SO, $4,000 for the loss
of the other four companies. The following table
shows the losses and percentages OF each one OF
the companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The total transactions in crude certificates at the oil
departments Of the Exchanges Yesterday amounted
to over GOO 600 barrels about wohris OF the asgrc
gate being contributed by the Consolidated STOCK ana
Petroleum Exchange The Of prices reached cents
so that there be complaint Of stupidity or lack oil
variety directed against The market Little satisfaction
however derived from the movements Of the day on
the average operator The bull certainly found IT small
inorsei OF eoh,ot un. S.mraay nrht while the bear
he uing gam owe, the nradtabe Icuiason OF short
contracts. There no important news IRON me on i
m sas pSoductIon and dane in the toreT demand
are h, ,ssS wall all new sa nI ADVANCE cents
carly afternoon irrsguad nervous peut under be ton
figure There IS sign Of change IN the comme,cia
stCn whTH Void s warrant aaF Sse IN
in existing field conditions % guarantee heavy swelling NUI
Of 5 ae Ms Sf Say e to 5e for sSS
shSssss i~S upon the a ana the bear,sh
Which widely preyss u, the e ths5 n,se
sier Of Dispute in opinion bu Il II Is not s,aIaed
sase E wi Mhch prices sgeres
buying indicates secretly 81 sGp Sa wnS the subject
S ei sSmc exceeSty sfu manipulation hardly be
eessed and the trade fee urscIlan respecting res, the
promise Of the future eSgrs OF harrow limits
S is toss Of copper to what the next days turn
WIZ The range prices ana the total dealings were as
, 20 Ia % IA
Onenhe ~ 81
lilgh'- % -
Lowest 9234 81 a.
Ilna $4,000 100000
Sa end oil was unchanged at the reduction 70 - cent
No, Gallon Abel test, at New-Nok. Phlaoe'bhla ana
BaltmoIr. - ,.,so,.,
OIL ,lrY Penn. oct sNntiona rron,t or.nc o1e
OWL ca uO1 barrels cearances. 2,312OOO barrels
IA barrels; shipments ll9S23 barrels runs
80 ~ barrels
pr7.rssrta Penn oct. Petroleum. IRREGULAR. frlv 3c
,rc national transit certificates openeh AZ 92 eIo'c al
81 highest. 92s lowest "
pp,nvogp Penn Oct 3 -Nntiona Transit Certihcftss
onenet At g2: 92s highest 94'a lowest WA
clea rnnces l00i.O bills
TTIsVIlyF Penn. Oct. SSaional TRANSIT CrtlActles
op,aei 81 a h CHEST. %. lowest u 81 c.ose. w.
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LIVERPOOL Oct $3.50 n. m.-Bsef-Tn fair demand
PorK-in far dsn.aDl Hams-In fair demand BACON
Ia lair demand Cheere-In good demand american nnesi
August make. firm 90 49,. Tor both whlto and coofe
Tallpw-in TAR demand. Spirits 81 Tnrprntine-IH FAR
demand and steady al ~ C Eosi,--n demand Ian,
h,ut and futures-In poor feiHnd prime Western o
dull ~ 3' October dull at ~ November GUi
do December. duh al sSs WheLt-In good demand nr
~. Wnlrr. stcedy at bs; new No Spring firm at ss
Flonr-In gOoi demand Corn-Spot-n fair demand !,
futures-In poor demand mixed Western spot seeay nj
40 l0di do October nrm AZ As 9d dl, November rn at
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financial.
TO STOCKHOLDERS
or THE
STTRO TUNNEL COMPANY.

A decree for foreclosure against the sUTRo IoNN,'D
crrno,v has ius been entered In the United States VIZ
cult Court Ninth Circuit, District oil NcVaaa' anu NV
rronc,v q, that company viii be sold thcIeundcr ~ an curry
ao,e The Reorganization Committee hereby gives houcs
that stockholders OF that company Will be allowed ii
on,oruntv 10 protect their hitherto unasscnd s'oeN "
subscribing tn the new bonds and depcstng their soeN ."
heretofore advertised Subscriptions to sain ponus ~
be received ut the Union Trust Company No 20 bFO'o
WAY NovYork, at the following terms. to Wit
n5 CENTS PER SHARE, ASSERTING FROM me
DATE HEREOF TO NOV 3, 1888 Al ~ We
md thereafter
20 CENTS PER SHARE, ASSERTING tNii" JAN
=. 1889. AT =. NJ. -..,
Subscribers TO the bonds Will receive trust .o"ps
certifcates emitting them to tho same NUMBER Oh sn
m those depos,cd by them and Al in bonds Tor ehch ."
cents and 60 cents respectively paid by them interest
NJ the rate OF per cent will be allowed on suoscfipuo'
from date OF payment 49,.
Payment should be made by check on newborn 70 INC
Union Trust Company, and should be accompanied os ''
stock duly Endorsed blank and an Authorization ID '
Union Trust Company Blank forms for this AUTHORIZATION
and copies Of circulars be obtained upon appcS"o" "
the Union Company's once. or az Room H. se''
noor, Mills Building New-York.
Dated Eew.York Oct 8, 1898.
H. r. BAITZER, Chairman.
GORDON MACDONALD,
r. &. A. NJ. VAN WEEI,
OTTO L6wENGARD
THEODORE sELIGMAN,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
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A. oi,, do December. Arm Mt Obd. Hops atLon"oh
,cw.York Ststs-In good donani. ,.,- .o.,.
yb 400 quarters from Pacific ports. 2O00 IRON o'"e'
sources. 10000 quarters .., o. 600
Receipts OF American for tho past week. z''ooo
quarters - , .,.. ,, a.. ~ mr. oparfer:
.nrits turpert.ne 52s xd cwt; rehhcd petroo"
7sd1 7sd per gallon. ,... On
ANTWERP. Oct f. Pctroeum-Fine ptlo American, =,
francs 90 confines PAID and 70 francs oV" co"''"o
ANTWERP. Oct s-wicoxs lari cosoi at III francs
confines per loo kios. .,
BRsMES, Oct s-Pctroleum. marks 10 pfcnnigs
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OF THE SALE OF THE MARY

~ LAND CENTRAL RAILROAD. -
virtue 0f decree of the Circuit Court Tor Bal,moro
at the OF Court IIouse Towsontown Baltimore
County, Maryland the tenth dry Of December Isss
o'clock noon the entire railroad OF the Maryland Central
Railroad Company. extending from pont within inc
York County I'm the State o; Fcnnsyyanis. distance OF
fortyOur niles less. with all the appurtcnancss,
lands property privileges franchises rolling stock
and equipment belonging. Including all the
Interest Maryland Central Railroad Company IN ths
Ridge and Delta Railroad and In the stock OF the
Slate Ridge and Delta Railroad Company and the contract
between Augustus G.. Davis and the Maryland Central
Railroad Company dated August 8, fSS3 for telegraph
privileges said Maryland Central Railroad a.. -
rho sale Will include all property ACQUIRED ~ the ~
ceiyer the railroad. and all accfeons 70
railroad and property uD to the date Of the
Of such sale. 49,, ..o.. -. A.. ..,. =.
the either all cash much cash as the Court
may ORDER and balance in the mortgage bonds OF the
baltimore Delta Railway Company and those Of the
MARYLAND Central Railroad Company at valuation Ne
sDectiyeIy equivalent the dsbuye share thereof
fIe whole amount bid paid In cash: NO b1 OF less
th9n three hundred thousand dollars will be received
Under OF the decree, before any Dd snail Do
condonay accepted BY trustee the person or
the same deposit with him. or subject TO his
nrrer in sorle bank be selected by him. the sum Of
co hundred thousand dollars (s2o00 00l In cash or in
lieu thereof satisfy the trustee that ne or tney nave
on deposit in some trust company IN the city q
Ealtinore or County Of baltimore Matyand at least
va hundred thousand dollars (sJ0OOCO) OF the First
Mortesre Bond, Of the Baltimore and Delta hallway
IKE ale will be made subject all the terms contained
In he decree authorizing the same made ~ The Crcnt
caurt FOR Baltimore County IN the ease or Wlhlsm W.
ence and George - Brown trustees, pantins versus
he MARYLAND Central Railroad Company ana others. ae
dsni and entered IN said July 81 sSs. TO which
herrea reference hereby made for urher ana more
particular description Of the progrp aR u e Tsp ana
conditions OF SALE n w. i4@Nt'II- '.''ee.
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finantial.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
or TIE
SUTRO TUNNEL COMPANY.

Tho sutro Tunnel Company hereby gives notice %
Of stockholders have no. yet subscribed 10 ia
bonds that Judgment been entered IN the long pending
suit for foreclosure Of mortgage favor Of the complain
ant Condition OF said judgment, however Is that all
tho shareholders have yet subscribed TO the
Londs Of the company shall ninety days from octo-
Der I, 1885, their Interests by paying for the first
thirty days GftyEye and for the next succeeding
sixty days sixty cents per share all shares owned BY
them for which they will receive the new bonds OF the
company ut the 81 for each Hfynve sixty cents 70
subscrbci Any shareholder who does not subscribe for
these bonds wthn this period Of ninety days must necss
sarly lose his interest IN the property q the company
All subscriptions together with the shares properly
indorsed must be sent the Union Trust Company,
no. 70 broadway, NcwYork.
For circulars and further information apply 10 the once
OF the company No. 800 Sansomest San Francisco and
Room 1913 Produce Exchange, n. y
THEO. SUTRO. President
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20 wALL-ST,
NEW. YORK, OCT. g. 1888.
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF TIE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RR. CO.

Holders OF over majority In amount OF the Mercan-
lilo Trust Companys Certificates for each class OF bonns
and for stock assessment paid OF the RICHMOND AMI
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY having already
accented the OF the agreement dated Aug 1000
between c. H. Coser and others Committee OF inc mrs.
mart, and Erwin and Others Committee oil the ecou
part notice hereby given that in accordance win Inc
terms OF said agreement the Chesapeake and ONO heor
panraton Committee has limited the time Tor deposns
certificates for Stock and Bonds OF the HICn
MOND AND ALLEGHANY r. r. co. TO october ~ 1855
after which date deposits received ut ALL VIII pc supec
10 such penalties ana conditions as said committee
may fix .,... 49,. ,hore,ore nottaed
20 de,csI, their certacatcs with DREXEI~ MOHSAN q
CO. 80 WALI-ST., EEw-YORK, on or oeiore oc'ooer
20. 1888.
DRExEL, MORGAN 4 CO., Depo'i'"rie'
@. II. COSTER } -,..
T. j. GROSS, Committee.
A THOMAS,