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New.York, Tuesday. nov. &c. 1885


The following sales were he'd ~' VIC
Auction Room to-day: ,,oo +.
lots west soth-st., BIS n " Of SHAVE 25Xlooo
each 6 Min STx dwellings, with plot of land, West
SSH O. 80 Il e Of Ioth-ave plot 5OxoO.e PAINFUL
si7 ZOO a.. u,.. u, Ma o,s Fast 11,h..t. S.
40, :, ~ ~ odave lot 256x1O0 Levy s3l,S9o
zSl u u SSuidi,r with lot. No. 340 West 10th 81, -
9oh I, Of 9th.aye lot 25xoOx25lx6 john Dal'o"'
Similar building, with lot No 21s 30 2 S6a cor Of
11oh s75 Thomas soo Wo9d Of e o,S SGT o51lOo
,S ys plot 3, oi bro anS No. plot e 4sSiOS
Of R5 4ssSFy ''S ot s 5x7 os and .as
ss'oTy eU SrSeI s1 G plot xoia John
aeng with plot Of land Nos 20? and ~
Fast 1sth.s ; i426 (, Q OF S1-ave' plot A'@AiOOo
~ johnson, s35 800. ..,>,n,,, .bove o1 sx1OO. 5
lots on last, East 44 IA Zoo ao'''''"s ''
2stoy 1oaa WITH lot En og' @Ssi $500
475 f. yo q bd age ' VIII iot Nos West
SOD ~ s. 500 y OF 11th-av@ loVs -oAio''
uef{ ofs Wes 52dst 900 IT Of nthavc, 2txlooo
''e os. n sH wes I'D 200 # lothavo 25HlOo
'ac lot on Avenue A. Sc corner Of 74h p sSsS anu
lots adjoining above 25sss each' Dist 25x9S each
u lots 72a:st % IT OF Avenue A. 2'Nio2'2 eSch
l. {'' ofs adoSiEg above 25xo44 each; H'aren
$1,000. ,,... r,,ar Of 72dst
lots, : : 72d-'t, e Of Avenue A. ZoNlo@'- e"'N '
lo. on East River of 72d.s % exos each
SOM BIOS BHRooKLYN PROPERTY, mn ,...n.o,
Astcrv bu ding with lot Nos 22s ard ?SQ i5ospe ,e
ave : s. 100 Il " OF jth.ave. 10. 3SSso2; d 1aVe
s1o,soo NV
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NEw.YoRK, CHICAGO AND 1T. LOUIS II. X. co

2-3 PER CENT CAN BE REALIZED BY CHANG
INC, Four Per Cent Government ionds into Der cent
Debcntures. Capital; 5000 900: Large Teselys gga,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

Al n meeting Of the REORGANIZATION COM
MITTRE rhi. day held. the following resolutio on
,yRs unanimously adopted;
"RESO!yED. That the time for the deposit oil
AMERICAN COTTON oil TRUST CERTIFICATES
under the Reorganization Agreement. be ana y
hereby extended and including DECthBhK -
1859, and that deposits heretofore and hereafter
made may be- Withdrawn prior 10 that date, nj the
option Of deposors.
And the Committee declares it's purpose 10 abandon
the PLAN or REORGANIZATION under the powers
reserved 10 il by the agreement If by said dare m
amount be not deposited sufficient, III ther mag
mcnt, 10 execute the purposes of the Agreement
JAMES II. BENEDICT, Secretary.
Dated NETWORK. Nov. 49, 1880.
Alta MEETING OF THE REORGANIZATION COM
MITTEE THIS DAY HELD, THE FOLLOW M
RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
VIZ: 1850 a., top---,, or THE,
WHEREAS MORE THAN a MAJORITY or IlE
CERTIFICATES OF THE AMERICAN COTTON oIH
TRUST ARE now on DEPOSIT WITH THE CLN-
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY. UNDER THE A"l'h-H
MENT or REORGANIZATION.
RESOLVED, THAT AFTER DECEMBER . lsso
CERTIFICATES NOT so DEPOSITED OR II
TRANSIT WILL ONLY BE RECEIVED SCBJLOI
TO THE PAYMENT or SUCH PENALTY AS MAI
BE FIXED by THE COMMITTEE"
JAMES II. BENEDICT, Secretary
Dated NEw.YOEK. Nov. D. 1883
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pURsUANT TO THE RESOLUTIONS of tho

PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTIONS of thu
stockholders, adopted November g. 1889, providing
for the Increase " this company capital stock $1,000.
600 the transfer books Of this company will be closed
at 3 p. IN. November 81 aud remain closed until p
November %, 1889.
stockholders Of record the closing OF the transfer
books will be entitled for each old share then held.
take share 1920 per share to be paid in cash
on subscribing.
Subscription books for the stock will be opened
January 10, and be closed January "a, 1890.
NEMEI.L MAkTIN SecrntarY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N, T. OlI
ciS 30 $o$ Io Ea;i asb ana cor wife 70 PaS
-. s5sly c.,yc ana favcfssi. $ix89 7xiOOsx
29ll' &C.; Hugh camp ana we ~ 5,o4O
I24ih.ss s. zoe shsye' fI1rsc 1oA5o
PaIs,aye o cor n l = Kenny sy 10 500
@dnye. + - - 70 'I TiIc6i's Tom . $500
29s, .d = md dsT yiSe y 10 oi6R 10000
j@lnscl Rude ph hasai anu W,'e 70 ~ % 900
ans FaSS,s TapSae b. sarss Raphael 10000
llC U.s. Max Wen 70 Bayid IA. 500
St N!eEs9a.,aye 81 M5rE Ash and Potsr
Alexander ana wilySS; o Annie m ;o 6eH ia
''' Fa ouc to Human FATIGUE &C.
ry Iq 9'% 81 % f James s1iS joseph Oo00
Iyt ana ,o Wiz lt f. E4 PTpmf saaah 5000
o'h fs,onie 70 " Torr sicri kari 100 &c
sweeney ana Elza A Huntr to Samuel
ssngs ES%r Rc to GsaF a7s Me OO0
Esther Hand bod q John Danohqs ard ano. &c
eoh-st 30 It II 9th-aye lsxloO5 Angus o nm
Mot a W. " 1850 Of IicteSeT.st. 22eAsi
10 300 William II oughian to.Agn@s Lard
Same me- profafty William ) L4rdncr and wife to
Mu6sTyff no 81 e 29 io OK ;5 9ys5g
DAVID q, ren anu e,9ss
hy Newman 2 3 hdops s7Ais sAiOo 'acoO $4,000
p3dst n r. 100 IT c Of 10th-ave. osxss.s TO APP
HueR McDowei -. 1890
to Maiden ? Anderson. So $50
7oth-st n 8 1873 4 Q Of Ave o67 bo East River1
Kcppch 1000
-x175; son to 14oc coo
i1theye n . cor OF C1st-st 100 jx2oo also
Sane Si to -ar-s ,'V -.'''."s, $50 600
ioo'5 Emil BsOhrann oxcr to Jchl Csrey.'.. 2o1oo
Ave A. cor ~ 75tb-st. 102 2y9S Ella and
Uonr5 and mi
Feather Down Company -. $1,000
csn:, ref t. wililan j Gclslenen.. ....... 10000
1ootA-st. p . Of & Nicholas-ave. 57XlCo IN
1s.l1x11S.j; Clarence Dorset TO David
KldA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
financial.
Reorganization
of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

,-,r en-, rIor adopted nj n meeting of certificate
holder. held this dn and which has received Inc u"
dorsement of holders of over iour-hiin- OF 'ne o"'
issue IL is proposed TINT the Trust, md the proper,
and n.set. thereof, be merged or incorporated
into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY,
corporation organized and existing under Inc INV
Of the state OF New-Jcrsey. or Thar such Irust eer
cafes be exchanged or transferred lot rhhre" VI '"
conpnny or otherwise, as the REORGANIZATION No"-
t,,sc u.x deem udicou- upon the following general
basis;
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY to issue Com
mon Stock to the amount OF s2l O92OOo ana per cen"
non.cumula:lve Preferred Stock redeemab!e at 10 PEI
cent and secured by the shares OF all companies e''
an scb nerper or stl0n. or by property or uus Ger
tacates as may determined by the committee ana In
tied to $4,000 900 in amount Of which s4454OOo to any
hlance IN excess OF the required the exchange
To be held used disposed Of by the Directors for ia
purposes the company All stock entitled 10 Ike voting
power.
The rrus. Certificates to be exchanged for such new
shares in the following proportion. viz
For each share Of Trust Certificates so pcr cent thereof in
such new Common Stock................ S1l,oO2'OOo
And o5 per cent thereof In such new Pre-
ferred Stock. lc,o9bvOO
Holders Of AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Certa-
Gates are invited to deposit the same with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-YORh
or OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 20. 1880.
and receive engraved certificates OF deposit therefor under
the agreement Of reorganization.
Tho ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY now BEING ISSUED and have
been LISTED on the STOCK EXCHANGE in same man
ner certificates Of the American Cotton OIL Trust
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT.
Chairman.
SAMUEL THOMAS.
EDWARD d. ADAMS.
JAMES II. BENEDICT,
WILLIAM l.. BULL
NICHOLAS SHELDON,
REoRG ANIMATION COMMITTEE
NETWORK. Nov. 6, 1889.
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E0R SALE

DUNUo / UN OALL.
ID Proposals Will be received by the undersigned uutl
the day OF February 1890 for the purchase OF FIVE
hundred thousand $500 600 dollars ye per centum ponds
Issued for sewerage, grazing and paving purposes
Information viii be furnished by -
W. d. CASH
Chairman tinanca Committee,
Key West Fla
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL.

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL.
1850 P Aaone MOgg,@q Monts oI and ID f P5sss
xioan- and to syracuse and canandaisua daily except
oocr. l.. Ta Nail Ilmied) arrives a. Boch s; At
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR TIE WEST.
.IOO0 T. NJ. Fast Nigat tNpIe.s ioI koehesteI Buaa
10, Niagara ais. Toronto. cleveland, Cincinnati St
ms cars daily s.ePea5a e 0gqeRsbqTg wa o Usia
1906 sFy %fl 81 i9aa.yj and Noun
wagnef sl'epins,esEs to ApXwvy connects a.
Connection az Albany with this leaving NewY oTk
Saturday night
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA RARLEM DIVISION
Wagner through To fttsneld without
$40 p H. East Pi.tsfea ana North Adams Special The
enre 5ra9 i5s1d To- sPetEed wous Change F
S Sns fp snpsriof Service
IN 81: as .a sSafS e 49,
=. s,stoa NewYoJk as$ wss6nrtOnst 75s Fulton
ana s Fs5s. Calls for d ana PfG Se o.es.s.
ho,sis 'S and residences through g ds s
ssap al fSsh station take passengers for the
S@S G GsoaqTP a..ed RaF1 ns.S
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW;JERSEY.
Ting TALL Of Ao oleSa, TO- hSSg Name,
rhSGP WiiFesbsrre and scranton. Heading Harrisburg
e 81 Pennington E'''0' Bethlehem Allentown
c6 Es F scts%sod n'R ssdae
Harrisburg IQttsyle TsmAqua' shsmo@in' sunDury'
100 p NJ fof Pennington. Eastoq. Bethehen Allen
as D. m FOR Easton. bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Wllkesbarre scranton Iama9us shamok H..
tS M o for sH@RkiS and ' fea GSDs aston
IAN n m. FOR Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Heading Harrisburg etc On Sundays at 80 D. m
sgV 90 a. a. Sundays Esston. Bethlehem Allentown,
arg S5JSn sunday Eas'On. Bethlehem Allentown.
For nr'1c9s AsSury PARK Ocean oo Gr9ys
ING q PCa az Pss1SSnS 80 SUNDAYS S 20 % % no.
For Monmouth Beach seabright. ecc.. at 80. s:15.
Il For Atantc Hie6ia1ds, Via Masswan and Keyport
e fo a L G iSS p 80 s15 NJ 20 4A5 m
FOR Toms River and Barnsgat 4 30. SIS m. 90
Fol Atlantic City, vinelsnd ana Brdseton. go NJ
For Perth Arboy 30 90 cps 10 80. Il is, n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
GA Centra l. OF NeW-JeI scy Philadelphia and READING
Z r. ana Baltimore ana ohlo T. r. leave foot OF Liber.y
FOR Philadelphia, At 800 7A5, $50 II 90 q m.
30 9 .OJ- 20 zoe. 90. 90 80 D. m. 10 10
tight syNDAYs 80 80 e. m. 2 90 ago 100. 90
Ioi Baislmoig and washngton- daily ct $50. II 90
Except sunday a m. OO 20 700 ?; n, II 10 night
80 p H., j. 10 night have connection FOR Reading
Hamburg. Pott-yIc &c.
ll5 ga, lao, 1929 Irol1way 787 6thsye 2ef West
l25thst. 1A Pas, l2ih.s,.. New-York; Courist $50
New. Sofk Traostep c6mrsSy VIII call 70, and eb.cs
baggage from hote. or residence.
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HE FAST WESTERN EXPREss-MOST POPULAh
THROuCH TRAIN II AMERICA.

1000 p. NJ Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex
press foI Buffalo Niagara Falls SUSPENSION Bridge 10
iunto Cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis. St Louis
Deuot aud Chicago with through Wagner vest6ui'
secpiac and dining
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TIE CANDIDATE.

Great success OF the bhllian, coined,
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$3.50 A. NJ, The famous Wagner Nestbu New York and
Chicago Limited. composed exclusively Of buffet smok
diningcsr. straight 10 section and private com
par tDent sleeping FOR syracuse Rochester Buffalo
Niagara Pals, Eie Cleveland Toledo Ekhart and Chl-
arriving at Chicago at 80 m. the next day.
Wagner drswing-room car. New-York 10 Albany
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
1000 A. VI. Day Express to Buffalo Nisgars Falls,
Toronto Cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and
Chicago Wagner drawingrOom cars 70 Consndaigus ana
Rochester Wagner sleeping car Syracuse 10 CLEVELAND.
etoit and Chicago PagOr car Cleveland Cincinnati.
Wagner dlninq-car New York to Albany.
t1I;l5 A. NJ, Western New ork and Northern Express
for Saratoga Lake George. Rutland Bennington North
Adams &c. Wagner drawing'room cars Ne"-fork 70
Troy.
$40 r. W. Albany Troy ana Utica Special. with Was-
uer dra wing room b Albany and Troy.
.3.55 4. Accommodation to Albany and Troy Con.
meets for WILLIAMSBURG, North Adams ana intermediate
points on Fitchburc K K. Wagner drawing room car
Vo~k n
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22

Ns~ ToEK. Dec. zl-A special % 80
Worla from Albany says The rail-re
o. shs1sld 4 >o1s, ~ 21ssrriss,
sns q the tsst 4nd 5ess-sHssa paper
naa sfactaring eoncsrns Ia bks country,
Ill 80 Announced to-day Ihs h4sil-
ties srs about o. coo go, -aI4s 10 ap-
DroEin4ts itss caa - obtained IS 20 "a
.meant ~ assets. -Four otner large con
Germs are lagolyed } / Prebo & Co.
Ne. York Daniel Sioat s. Co.. Ne~
Yorx the S4lgerElss BLANK book Mana
featuring Company. SauZertles. AID
sAs W45ash M4autactarin. C0mp4ay
Chleaxo
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22
Inna.nsa ln HIrh Plaes,.

PAsIs. Dec ~ President Carnot Is
suffering from al a.,ack OF ineueaEa.
now prevailing .~-ghout Europs.
VI Tirard. the Prime Minister; NJ. De
FreycinsA Minister OF War; NJ. Spul-
ler. Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and
VI Faye, Minister Of Agriculture, are
suffering from the same complaint.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22
1h.r.ilrrn R.cord.

New YORK. Dec. al Business failures
number $50 in the United States this
week. against $40 last week and 3S5 this
w.ek last year Canada had - this
week against % last week. The total
of failures in the United States January
- date is ~. 353. against 0,os2 in 1883
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22

LINCOLN. Neb. De-. 81 -Meager par
tioulars have been receivsd OF a serious
wreck ~ Hastings, 100 miles west Of
here. a. 1880 a m. A Burlington q
Missouri express was run into by ~.
Joe & Grand Island tain a. a crossing.
The Burlington & Missouri fireman Is
dead The engineer Is missing and il
Is believed that passengers have been
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22

Pears for His safety.

BosroS. Dec. 81 Prof. Oldrieve, who
has achieved reputation because Of mis-
sriIi In walking upon the surface OF the
water. started az l p n. Friday for a
-unE 20 Boston ligat and return. but at
nid dnigh: hs had not returned, and there
are grave fears tha. he has lost MS Life.
n was quite rough in the bay
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22

Nzw YOEz, Dec. 1.-Two silver
oar. worth SO, o0o we're lost OF a truck
asre Friday waLle in transit from the
Amsric4-a ExcaAnge National Bank q
she CuRard steamship tOcz A load q
Ss90, COO worth II silver was being sent
90 tas steamship Cmuris for shipment
% England, when tsyo OF ne bars were
missed A. their Intrinsic value the
bars should each weigh more than lali
= rnn
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22
Earning. Of Michigan Railways.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 81 The earn.
ings OF Michigan railroads for October
were ss 93l ,O5G, an increase over the cor.
responding year OF SIS Of $662, 5O7. The
total earnings from January 1 20 No
vsmber l. 1889. were $40 1881. an in.
crease over the same period of 1855 of
sa.513.3af
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22
reach VIII Row Hanlan.

SYDvRY. y. s W. Dec 2l- Beach,
the oarsman has accepted the challenge
recently issued by Hanlan for a rowing
match. and is willing that the race
should be rowed over The Parsmatta
ccurSa
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22
Cirn RIght. rpheld 10 south CarolInl

COLUMBIA. :. G.. Dec 2l.-The bill to
repeal tho chapter OF the general
statutes in reference 20 the ofenses
against civil rights, which was passed
by the House OF Representatives, was
on Friday night killed In the Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22

LONDON. Dec. 2L-A syndicate with a
capital Of $40. 600, 900 has been formed 70
buy out the British carpet manufact-
urers and work .heir establishments on
American patents
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22

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ar -4aaal --sl -ta h1e eessss = =
la.- araHlre flAs 81 8cFllA- @t e
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u... paslsr NaEalas service. af 40
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r.-..r. fr4 4c.Iut services u'araia 8 asa -trl-
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z.sra t4y school al A. n
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n...r .isi services morning and ,yeaias
r E . g. . =
s.r meeting al q g. a.
r-.- c.asreeafienai- Rev A X Merriam.
4.- Services a, usual morning and rygll-
t..r.-lm.t, service iu Ihs Inorulua. oun-
I.e eha. s4d L.al- ra,s at Aoou. Meeting
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-.I..... ..,'d ,rr,l sns III n "a. m. Offerings for
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! +, day Services "Wednesday. December -.
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/ Second l1ptst -i,.E. j. 81 An hii"t pas,
TOR Services mornin- and e,e..-s ea1 .., aelea
/ by lhr pastor. thflsinas e-ttigr y. gus "o' "
! Irs Evening services. SECOND lctlufc i1
! course - yguas people. S9Djfti 4 liieAs
! Dung Alah. 'DI"'s >-'' .. -
! Wealthy Avenue Baptist * -t. ~. J"hn
! Donhriiy' pastor. s-'i POI '0,' ''' -r
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t1r ilrte.ilE ss,,,i.o ,..1 R,f tar r
/ !>-i AI-i ,n r,s.ror Mil .-tia.
oNl- l' @ ,lT ,l,..s H.. .iis 6le.1f-s.ons ~ fh.
,.,. i,r,birir.so of our fifnes. which De heard 10
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| ..uea sunday school ard ra-tors Eihlc class
n.f. .Ha
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-22

READING. Pa, Dec 2i.- Mrs. Mary
Bruner. believed 20 have been the oldest
person In Eastern Pennsylvania, died
Friday a. Derry. az the age Of lo2 years
.ha haf Iol rrnat-rrandc dchildren.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-22
NATURAL GAS IN A CAISSON.
1t lgy.ites from the Workmen's Lamps, and
Five Men Are Burned, Two Seriously.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-A vein of natural gas
was opened up yesterday by two workmen
engaged in sinking the shaft at the inter-
mediate casson of the new tunnel, about
two miles out in the lake. The gas was ig-
nited by the lamps in the worKmen's hats.
There were five men at work in the shaft,
and two of them were more or less seri-
ously burned. The injured workmen were
finally rescued and sent ashore on tug
boat. and then to their homes in carriages.
The faces of two were burned so badly
that the skin peeled oft. and the other three
lost their hair aud were badly scorched.
The man who wasin charge of the engines
ut the surfaeeof the lake, said: IL was look
ing down the shaft when suddenly 1 saw a
bright light appear at the bottom. 1t came
upward rapidly. and the flame rose fully ten
feet above me. 1t seemed to be narrow col
nmn. As looked down. could see the
men at the bottom hugging the sides of the
shaft. They were evidently terribly fright
ened, but could do nothing for them just
then. 1t was not long before the flame be-
gan to diminish Little by little it sank
until it was below the edge of the caisson.
/ should say il was fully twenty minutes
before IL had died out completely. Then
started down TO find the men. | expected
to find them dead. As / went down the
shaft encountered one man climbing up
the rope. Another was not far behind We
got into the bucket and went back for the
other three. The poor fellows were fright
fully burned. The skin dropped from the
faces of two OF them after they had been
out in the air while. / never saw a flame
act as that one did. 1t crawled up the
shaft like snake. Had il spread out in
the bottom where the men were Mt work,
all FIVE would have been almost instantly
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-22
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BIG nFFERs.

Before we commence 20 enumerate what they Offer.
let call the attention Of the travelling public to the
new line TO Cleveland. Ohio, and points east and
southeast of Cleveland through sleeping. car for
Cleveland will leave daily c.. I. d W., Spring
field, o. and Cincinnati and Cleveland division OF Big
leaves Indianapolis y. m. arrives Cleveland q
returning leaves Cleveland p. m arrives ut In.
dianapos 720 a. IN. Unrier the timo-card In Of.
feet now the o.. l. d w. have three through trains
indianapolis TO Columbus o. and three returning.
Columbus Indianapolis. This is the shortest and
quickest route TO Columbus o.. and points reached
through Columbus.
dates To delegates and their friends attending meet
tpEs held In cities named:
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec 10 and 12-Natiorai Brick
makers Association
Atlanta. Ca, Nov. IL and l2-Knights' Of Labor
meeting.
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 1s and l9-General Grand Chap
ter Royal Arch Masons.
Baltimore. Md, Nov. 10 and l1-American Catholic
Congress-
Brooklyn. ". Y. Oct. 2l-American Public Hoalth
Association.
Buislo, N. Y, oct % and 24-Convention of Chris
fan Workers
Chicago III, Nov. 3 and 4-ConventiOn of Chris.
tan Workers.
CHICAGO Ill. Oct. % and 29-Amercan NJ visionary
Association.
Lafayette. Ind. Nov g aud 7--In,iiana Young
Mems Christian Association.
philadelphia. Pa, Oct. - and 2S-National Confer
ence Initatian and other Christian churches.
ST Louis, Mo-. OcL 22 and 23-Farm Federation
of Mississippi Valley. :