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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Misses Winnie Smith aud Julia McHeIhp
vent to York, Pa, on Monday. They viii
return today.
Col. A. S. Taylor. Of Baltimore, who spent
several months in Westminster, and made
hosts Of friends here, returned home on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Jas. A. c. Bond, accompanied by her
daughter Alice. started on Wednesday for ST.
Louis. No., to uisit DIR. Bond aud family.
Dr. Samuel Swope, Of Taneytown, Que of
Carrol's most prominent and aged citizens,
spent several days in Westminster this week.
Last Tuesday evening, in the seventh Ave
nue. Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa, on the eve OF
leaving to take up his residence in New York
city, Mr.. j. A. Golden, an upper Carroll
county boy, but for fifteen years past resident
in the Iron City, was rendered grand ban
quet by $50 Of his friends the Grafton being
emphasized by the Emerald Beneficial Asso
citation presenting him with $500 gold
watch
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Business Locals.

$780, to $500 to Loan. Address B. H., lock
box 252. Westminster, Nd.
Owing 10 the delay in completing the
Wanlz Building, L. L. Reaver, dealer IN
boots, shoes, hats, caps, trunks, valises, Nc,
will not remove there until October 22d.
TO THE LADIES.
All the latest styles in Ladies', Misses and
Children's Wraps, the handsomest let ever
seen in Carroll county, purchased by our
Senior in Paris, Berlin and other European
cities. They are made of the best material
and by the most stylish cutters. An examI-
nation is solicited, even If you do not pur-
chase. :. kann, Sons 4 Co., Westminster,
Md Store closed today, but will be open at
6 p. m.
the NEW WAY.
improvements and advancemeuts are the
order Of the day, and in nothing more than in
Clothing. Don't we all remember the way
we we're clothed by our mothers? How the
stuff was bought and the bags called
trousers made? But why dwell on this .?
The newest way is to get your Clothing from
some first class, reliable and stylish Clothing
House and appear dressed, and as well dressed
as If New York or London tailor had served
your commands. This can be done by
Oehm's Acme Hall, 5 and W. Baltimore
street, Baltimore. Nd, whose immense es-
adjustment is richly stocked from cellar to
roof with the finest stock of Best Made Cloth
ing aud Furnishings, for Men and Boys, at
prices that please everybody's pocket. A
specially of this house see their large ad.
eisewhere) is Suits and Furnishings by mail,
and they give satisfaction, under guarantee,
every time We know it by experience.
Don't buy your Fall 0vercoat until you
have seen our stock. Fred d. Miller 4 Bro.
Neekwear. Gents Furnishings of all kinds
a specialtv. We have always the latest styles
aud at bottom prices. }. I. Anders. 3t
Mems Underwear, only so cents, in white
and red, at Fred d. Miller 4 Bros 5t
NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
| 1t is the current report about town tha
/ Kemp Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Il
making some remarkable cures with people
| who are troubled with Coughs, Sore Throat
/ Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Any
/ druggist will give you trial bottle free o
cost 1t is guaranteed to relieve and cure
The Large Bottles are soc and 81, 2
Our line of Gloves cannot be surpassed; a
all prices. j. I. Anders- st
The finest line of Wool Shirts ever offere
in this county at j. 7. Anders, st
Part of House No 1l6 East Green stree
for rent; suitable for small family. Appl
to L. J. Await, Westminster, Nd.
If you want a SHIT or 0vercoat do not fai
to call, as We have the finest line you eve
looked at j. I. Anders. 3t
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Monday, September 3O.-George W. and
Robert Z. Frizell, executors of Rachel Barnes.
deceased, returned inventory Of goods and
chattels and list of debts.
Tuesday, October John J. Reese, acting
executor of Elias Yingling, deceased, settled
ID account.
The last will and testament of William
Keefer, deceased. was admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Mary Ann
Keefer.
Report of sale of real estate of Edward
Kinsiler, deceased, finally ratified.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

September 2S-mercury "A at q. m; and
GA at D. M; clear. September 29-mercury
80 at Z a. m. and 65 at p. M, clear in the
morning, hazy in the afternoon. September
30-mercury 81 at a. m. and 81 at p. m. (;
cloudy with occasional showers; heavy rain and
wind between and 10 p. N. October I
mercury SO at a. m. and 70 at p. M rain
in the early morning followed by clearing
weather. October 2-mercury s. at a. m.
and IS at ? p. M; cloudy followed by clear
ing weather. October 3-mercury ~ at Z a.
m. and SO al 2 p. M; clear. October 4
mercury SO at 7 a. m. and Ga at u m; hazy,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

The seventh annual convention Of the Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary Society
of the Maryland Synod, Evangelical Lutheran
Church. held its sessions at Mechanicstown,
beginning on Monday afternoon, with Mrs.
w. II. James. of the First Church, Baltimore,
as president; Miss Katie 5. Sadtler, Of St.
Marks, Baltimore, as secretary Miss N. II.
Morris, of St. Marks, vice president; Miss
Emelia L. Brauns. st. Mark 5, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. L. D. Miller, First Church,
treasurer. Sixty out of the eighty delegates
were present. Mrs o. C. Roth, Of fancy
town, read an original paper on Importance
/ of Attending Conventions. The session
/ closed on Wednesday, selecting Taneytown a.
I the place for the meeting next year.
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New Advertisements.

Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
Henry Brown and VIM. j.. Bankert.
Oehms Acme Hall Best Made Fall ano
Winter Observation-Disclosures Nd.
Dry Goods, Silks, Laces, exclamation
Easter & Sons, Baltimore, Nd.
John A. McNeaI, in Zeiber Building
Westminster, Md.
Fringer, Sheriff.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter
Notice to Trespassers.
Bank Statements.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Death AID Burial of Cock Robin; or,
Cock-o'-the-W Walk Huber.

Who killed Cock Robin
l. said George Sharter
With my bow and arrow.
killed COCK Robin.
Who saw him die
l. said the Hy. all present,
wish my little eye,
/ saw him die.
Who caught his blood2
l. said the fish the primary.
With nay little dish.
caught hls blood.
Who dug his grave
l. said the owl, the convention
With my spade aud shovel
dug his grave
Who were chief mOuFnerS
We. said the wren. ibis friends
Both the cock and the hen.
We were chief inOpmers.
Who toli'd the bell
!, said the bull, poor Dave had 10 pull ont.
Because I can pull,
/ TOLD the bell.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Bethany Sabbath School Of the NJ. E.
Church South will hold their annual festival
on the 26th of this mouth.
David E. Stem has sold at private sale the
n. Il. NALL farm, containing 6S acres, more
or less, situated near Oak Orchard, in Linga
more district, Frederick county, to Michael
McCaffrey for $1,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05
MARRIED.

On September 20, 1889, at the home of the
BRIDES parents. in Strinetown, Pa, by Rev.
J. p Koontz, Willard A. Strine and Tancie
+. Westafar, all of Strinetown, York county,
Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05
DIED.

In Baltimore, Nd, on September Is, 1889,
George W. Dock, aged a years and months.
Inferred in ST. Johns cemetery, Westminster,
on September so.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

col Robert Patton Crockett died at Fuckers
Creek, Texas. on September p, aged 7S He was the
only remaining son of Davy Crockett.
Harry +. Clifford, bookkeeper of Chicago, has
been arrested on the charge Of embezzing $4,000
from the firm of Gibson. Parish 4 Co., of that city
An explosion occurred saturday in the Rhein-
Prussen coliiery at Hamburg on the Rhine Ten
men were killed and several were fatally injured
The Renoya (Pa.) Record says: An army Of black
gray and red squirrels $1,000 strong has been pass
ing southwark over our mountains and valleys fol
the past three weeks
Near Naples Italy, on Monday, two express trains
came into collision while passing through :unne
| and 20 carriages were ,eleseoped. The killed ane
| injured number 80,
John Duncan, colored, was murdered by masked
men near Spring Place, Georgia. ON Sunday night
! The fact of a white woman living with him is sup
! posed to have been the cause.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

ID is said by Republicans, who claim to
know whereof they speak, that the ex-Post-
master has determined to make a bitter per
sonal war on the School Examiner, because
he wants the place himself.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Abraham, the annointed, was overwhelmed
with defeat at the primaries on Saturday, yet
he strutted about the convention on Monday
and gave orders to everybody, just as If he
had carried his district and owned the con
vention besides.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

The village of Cambria. Cal, was visited by fire
on Tuesday which destroyed the Postofice, tele-
graph and express offices. The total loss is about
SIPS 00O insurance about $1,000
About eight hundred farmers Of Iancastereounty,
Nebraska, met in Lincoln and organized to protect
themselves against the packers, who are shipping
d ressed meat there and selling TO local dealers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

In New York. on Monday last, call loans
were as high as 30 per cent per aunumi at
the closing 10 per cent was offered
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

While Abraham the Amounted, was writing
poetry about the School Examiner, the
young pups, as he calls them, were pre-
pairing to pound him out of shape at the
primaries. y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Geo. W. Moore, Of Hagerstown, is putting
in 2I-horse boiler at the Hotel Albion, tins
city.
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financial.

gauge connection OF the eastern end viii 30 Qndersxen
In the n1rnediae future either independently os - ,hn
junction with tho connecting Colofaao toY
oIcy being 10 offer TO companies our ILL.,
IL ne toint building owpernhp, and uso OF that nnA
with equal rights 70 eneh Of tho three companies So
other under alteration to that gauge connsc az penyeT
Coorado sprincs and Pueblo the base Of me HoTa
Mountains, Chicago, st. Louis and the Jul Rad
Wi he 10 make tho Rio Grande western fSodu
neutral link connecting those great EaseT Tnrodo
zach all the from the Atlantic 70
lin tho western lines, which reach and supply u'
Pacific 49, cr the srst four months Of the current
yea; the gross earnings have been s4290Ov a S7 eo
M 900 an increase Of $4,000 N gross aha 80
~ net eSrnngs over the corresponding months Oh SS
year. GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY,
CHARLES ]. CANDA.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
LANES c. PARRISH,
BARTHOLD SCIILESINGER,
JOSEPH ID. POTTS,
COMMITTEE.
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GlnslcaI Instruments
Dublit Notlce.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK,
~ The President o. tho Unltsd Sa'e, q A Yd
thc District Court Of the United states for hs southern
4 s year % ., our LoS ono hoaand eight hundred and
~ gy se %FGeD%n G'a aSd Winnie IN
cause Of action civil ana maritime eoneesninI tsS loss.
the iG da Fl N0yegm6ST sss 2r the reason; and
mo9tSn Of YhG laid Court IN that behalf 70 10
such loss destruction damage or injury may be thereby
cited before the sad Court and make dye proof
That il Il shall appear that tho said petitioners are not
sT b for G fSsh GeSosd h. oqT and osoy
the amount such Of the stpuauons for the values
snd AMID .p S d 4t o .; SSi
claimants in proportion 70 the am0un OF tasr respective
S4nsS g. E .d
2 TSpSS Claims before samuel IymSS esq Gom
,at q o ee oS u IN c RS SnG
g. or Ss the I'd G Sa you S' h a h,T. done &c
premise, DO you then make return thereof this Court
RSn b.r lt S Of az SS c q
ana ca6ynns and OF our Independence one Hundred
'"V e. US s. 5''''''' sAPL Il. LYMAN
Proetors Tor petitioners. $50 Broadway. Eew.York City.
IN pursuance Of Ss;'qn m9nltion under the seal Of
District OF York. Of which tho foregoing is copy
60 ngIS Sams GS sSs y a9 o
10 the Stramtugs Bordcntown willie and winn,ss
TSG c IT, to ana sP s 9 SS S aha Court ri
o. NewYorE on toe "a dy Of July 1850 az IL O'Clock
claims SsIorS i S a.i II Lyman
the "a fa 2, }Tgly ls:9 a; d Il SsOcE IN the
United stOtSs Marshal
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= EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the

~ EALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ uo
- ofeo Of the supesintendent Of Repairs q ne " o.
Of the 10th day Of June 1880 for furnishing all labor 10
materials required IN repairing and painting roots
gkyllght etc. of Naval once bunsns
in the above named city In accordance win inc ssys
rum the OF award OF contract In which theJ ~
complete the work under penalty OF toFfeiunS ys
day for every day ip Of tbs number stated W
proposal Each proposal must be accompanied ~
lined check et00, drawn the order az tne
OF the United States aud be subject TO eftstufy ~
Of default. The right 20 reject all BIDS -
The spsei cation can BE- seen and any information oetahs
BY applying 70 WA J. FEYER< %, sgnssinssessess
RepsirA
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l1ropoeaIs

- UB-TREASURY, NETWORK CITY, May
- 90 1889 Sealed proposals win be received until
~ o'clock Monday June TO- 1899 for furnishing fuel,
hauling ashes and sprinking stTests required by this
building during ne fiscal year ending June 30 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Santa Fe. n. ", Nay Is, 1859.
I WILL RECEIVE bids until july .; $50 y;
renntiary Bond OF the Territory New'IeXlcO 10 be
purchased by Territory for cancellatoC The prices
lated = b. principal the bonds tie interest 70
date = delivery he paid In addition Thereto the bonds
be delivered a. santa Fc within one week ater hoNee
~ acceptance ot bid. --,
TIE right N decline any oil Offers Is reterved.
l.. BRADFORD PTINCB.
GnNcrnnr Of NeRMexlco.
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Sd WaIl-st.
]. KENNEDY TOD & co., as WaII-st
MINis Xnnl

N, j,
Nes,rs. The Central Trus, Company.
J. KcGEoiy Tod { Company.
you auAontrd u ODER bog make the following
First-They VII b" I';ued by The RIO Guode wSNer3,
Railway Co.. which +. being formed under ne law OF
divided rto 800 shares u common ani Is 600
- "a p ' Rls S Rar $40" Gov Who's. Ire
Sawsca a6 ard co'orad" d.tance including braGchs.
uSS Other ris6i. ard p,%s,, a. ds%cd ,dy.s6@ g
M, pn Ga, Do,9 a,,c,,i Win s!nos entire unarirn.
' ,nsi 70 ~ 10" ~ 5.y h G' SS,. , E S
I'D or,easc vii be Acpt alive beGcdt q pres.
, Do s no; 1 p a5;' fos R Ut@
in @ mi as c I'D P,Gya 20. Sr a, sSS Of
gate iul, Of sIdoOoooo The- bonds ,hal be applicable
soo?"@,@oo 70 oych,ngc t,r tn" Prs.s9t bord~
sAgCoogo on 70 t." ls,uvd against new Inns sp.
ThrdyTbe natliiues Of ~ old company consist o'
Lir't morgag" prr cent nis...........s ~ 600 600
0n.r obligations, chiefly under rolling stock -.
1Ss:o ai. and ccrrlncao, are under the p,n q r.:
oIs3ni,hs"n m"rgd into The now PEE cent bonds and
parties ,~cop, preferred stock par ~tucment Of
VIII thcr~inr sart o vim n" other drbt than its b9nd.
Fourth. ~ the o'l"ndnr year lsss. tho gross -.
Tn, working c>i-n~' ,aNe,. in,riAnea 100
Ac. ''l. ~
The amount expended however,
for Tie hire n rolling stock snh
Included ia operating rNIrns"s.
Ami tor extraordinary roncr al, OF
- 1ai 900
From such outlNyA tho company would
practically b" ",cmptf
Tn ~ ~ certain coal
business which tho rolling stock question
mad II n,,n.sary Or the cofapuuy To
decline Is estimated at,'.......'......... 20 900
Therefore. With n" change ot gauge and iull
Equipment. without Increase ~ T2rlc
rrptIug sUs,iBr business.
total ne, Earning, would have ben. $4,000
Issued 70 acquire dils property b. 27Gooo
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THE WASHINGTON CENTENARY
J. CELEBRATED
IN NETWORK CITY APRIL 20 AND 30 AND
MAY l.

ma Tribune has in print an admirable souvenir
s the recent Centennial Celebration In this city in the
form Of pamphlet giving in l2s pages complete history
M the three days ceremonies with much preliminary
matter and pages number Of excellent illustrations
81 the paroles.
The psmphlst contains the addresses delivered BY
chsuneey n Depew. Bishop Potter Governor Hill Presi'
dent Hartsoa exPresidsnts Hayes and Cleveland Chief
Justice Fuller Evart, General Sherman, Presi
Gent Eliot Mr.. Lowell Miss Annie Abrahams and others;
the pfsyer By DR.. StorfX, and the poem by Whittier
complete 10 given OF the psrsdes the banquet
ana TIE ball with the names OF persons, vesseh and
organizations taking part In tho various exercises The
santeais include much else besldeA
25 CENTS A COPY.
For sa's NJ Tho Tribune onioo aud by newsdeserk
THE TRIBUNE
NETWORK.
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The Rio Grande Western
Railway Company.
Subscription for $5,5OO,0OO First Trust
Mortgage 4 Per Cent Gold Bonds.
Dated tst July, 1889, and Ma
turing ist July, 1899.
HaIf.Yearly Interest Coupons pay
able list January and ist July.
Both Principal and Interest Payable In C"ted STATES
Gold Coin Of the present standard OF weight ana
anene.., without deduction for United
STATES, state, or Municipal Taxes
Coupon Bonds of 81 600 Each to Bearer,
with the Privilege of Registration
of Principal.
Registered Bonds Of $1,000, S5,0oU
and $4,000 Each.

NETWORK, Sd June, 1889
Tho undersigned above bonds for sale AZ 10 per
cent 81, r,--, r-r.,
Mortgage OF THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN hAILM AZ
COMPANY TO THE CENTRAL TRUST COMfANh OF
NEW.YORK Trustees, and part OF an Issue 10 Oe ~
cured hrst lien upon all It's property lhcuuing cqup
ment A., -, d., r-o,,o.,s
Of property and the disposition u be ma1e OK te pro-
ceeds or the bonds beg 70 refer you 20 the I'oN"s
tatement Of the Reorganization Committee; , a.,
Tho subscription VIII be opened 90 the morning OF MOT
day, Sd June and clOse at "Wednesday Sth JNi,"'
Aotmcnts Will be made as promptly as possible the'e'
after. . 49, -.
The right reserved reject appica n close the
Inscription earlier than the said date and 70 aot sae
amounts than those applied Tor. $500 a.,
Payments VIII De received in full allotment or as fol-
lows:
10 per cent allotment.
10 per 1st August
Is per 1st october.
20 per Cent lst November.
20 per LIST December
Default payment nhtalmenfs tall due VIII
preylpus payments liable TO forfeiture.
The bonds will he delivered practicable ana
meanwhile certificates representing thcm aud bearing the
came rate interest date Of payment 10 st July,
1889. viii be- iSsurf . subscribers
These certificates upon full payment win be exchange
able toniN interest will then BE- adjusted 30 That
bonds may b. delivered with the coupon running from
lst July. lSS0. attached.
SubHc rtptuns he made tho enclosed form az
he on eg n 10 MAJ FaiC
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NETWORK. May II. 1880.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
OREGON and I'TalSCOldl8ltd Co

We the undersigned having held during the past year.
the largest permanent Investment IN the stock OF yo
company and representing at tho present time very s
mart Of its entire capital stock solicit your proxies 10 %
used at the annual meeting OF your company AZ
Oregon June II, 1859, In electng Board OF Ofe'S'
who shall be in favor Of the following policy;
lst To prevent recurrence OF the dinicnlues VIM"
have heretofore arisen between tho Northern Paclnc ~
road Co. the Union Pacific Railway Co. and the oregon
Railway and Navigation Co., all Of which may DO traced
% The detrimental ineres, which has been exertcd BY
the oregon and Transcontnenal Co.. through It's present
Board OF Directors and otherwise
"a To bring about an amicabe arrangement between
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co.. the ST. Paul. Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railway Co., the Union racine lAimay
Co. and It's connecting lines ncluding the oregon hai'
ay and Navigation Coz, that the business OF Oregon
Washington Territory and Idaho west OF the ROCKY NOUN
tans shall developed n the advantage ana proVeco
OF these countries and the construction OF unnecessary
lines OF railroad shall be stopped We believe that II
this Is ACCOMPLISHED and harmony and peace assured the
value OF the two principal investments Of your company
representing at their market value about sevenynVe per
cont Of the entire negotiable assets OF the oregon ana
tnenta Co.. will be increased 70 large extent
thereby materially enhancing the NsIus OF caoh sh" '"
stock held by you.
a. To oppose tho proposed issue Of 100000 pre-
erred per cent stock Crceeuey authorized by your
Board in Portland, 70 be secured BY pledge Oh the
si3 900 coo oregon Railway and Navigation STOCK now ne
by your company a. the OF such preference stock
will man testify detrimental to your nteresH and VIII
decrease the value Of the stock which you now hold
Proxies may be any Of the undersigned, and
should b. made In the person to whom they arc
seut with power Of substitution Any proxy bearing
later the proxy which you may have HERETOFORE
given other perons will be valid at the coming eeoon'
and viii cancel the proxy Of previous date
FREDK. l. AMEs,
SIDNEY DILLON,
ELIJAH SMITH,
JOHN II. HALL,
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Mem Publications.

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BY LAURIE MAC HENRY.
talks ABOUT FLOWERS"
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WABASH, ST. LOUIS @ PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
New YORK. May %, 1880.
Tho CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEwYoRR
nv arrangement with tho WABASH PURCHASING COM
MITTEE viii riy on presentation al ~ Office % wall
A., for bonds and scrip OF tho classes mentioned below
NOT already dcpos,ed the plan Of reorganization
The amount. found due By decree Of Court with inter
e., thereon TO and Including May l6 when salo WAS mAdo
under aid decree. VII:
(POR 81, 900 PARJ
Toledo and Illinois n Il FIRST MICE. Bond'.sl 900 Is
Toledo and Illinois II. Il First Mtrr. Scrip l'-Ot II
Toledo and Illinois T. IL First NSc. Funded
Debt Bonds law -
P,r d. 2os q
lake Erie wabash aud 81 Louis FlTst Mtge.
SIT, ......................I .20i II
Fnnssa psb, goni. .......................i Loo .:
c., we.,crr rir,, Mtgs Band........... 900 IS
Great Western First Mtce ScTp........ l2f II
Great Western F1rst MTG" Funded Debt Bonds l.V" -
Decatur and East ST. Louis FIrsi Mge B'naN l-CO -
Decatur and East St. Louis First Atge scrip.
q nor cent ......... I.177 Is
Decatur and East st. Lnuis FIRST A%" Scrip
per cent i'-'' -
Decatur and East 81. Louis Flrst MtEc Per
Cent Funded Debt Boads................... ll'o2'
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW. YORK.
p. OICOT'T, president,
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