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EDITORIAL N1TES.
What is so rare as day in Januarya

A strong argument for the abolition of grade crossings, especially in cities, is fur nished by the fact that in Philadelphia last year the number of persons who lost their lives at such crossings was 154.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-04


 grade crossings, especially in cities, is fur nished by the fact that in Philadelphia last year the number of persons who lost their lives at such crossings was 154.
 There are in this country forty-eight na- tionsl societies of women, with direct membership of 500,000. The largest is the Women's Christian Temperance union, with a membership of 210,000. Then follows the missionary, peace, suffrage, philanthropic and educational organizations. Twelve of them have joined with the National Council, which was formed to unite all the women societies into one great league.
 La Nature publishes suggestion from 8 correspondent with head for figures who thinks that diagonal streets should be added to the right angled streets of American cit ies. In Philadelphia, for instance, he says, with $50, 900 inhabitants, the extreme dis tances travelled would be reduced 1I miles, The annual number of passengers by the cars being 25,0O0,OOO, the saving would reach $1S0,000 mile. The passengers would gain 3 3,465 years in time, and save more than s,o0O,OOo horse power now used in roundabout tracks.
 A lot of young clerks in four large Lon- don importing houses have formed singu- lar syndicate to dress we'll at small expense. Each member pays nominal entrance fee ! and small annual subscription. A fashiona- ble tailor supplies various suits of clothes on l the credit of the association. A meeting is held and groups of members about the same height and build bid for first, second or third choice. The highest bidder has the right to wear the new suit for three months, when he passes it on to the next highest bid der, wears it for six months, after which it goes to the lowest bidder, who is entitled to l strut about in the syndicate garments as long as they will last him. If he chooses to | return them to the association after wearing them @ few months, small sum is placed to his credit, and the suits are disposed of by contract at five shillings each. The club more than pays expenses.
 The Catholic Review thus presents the pa- \ pal view of Rome and the Pope's situation there. He is captive in his own city, the invaded and despoiled city of the pontiffs, where, by the aid of powerful army, king for the moment rules, g man who has nc more right to Rome than he has to Vienna Berlin, St. Petersburg, Paris or London
 Victor Emanuel was led into fatal blunder while at the same time perjuring himself, i1 entering Rome and possessing himself of 1t
 The King of Italy, so long as king is allow
 ed to remain to Italy, may possess the soil
 the stone, the bricks and mortar of Rome
 but he never can, never will have the righ
 of possession. It would have been even hu
 man wisdom to have upheld the arm O
 Peter and to have maintained Rome in it
 glory and integrity as the capital of Chris
 tendon and the free center of the Catholi lwoEld. The contrary course was chosen
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-04
VOL. LVII.
9r1y 0nnds.
Howe & StGtSOl JANUARY BARGAINS.

Our Spring importation of Hamburgs all in and ready for sale. We bought these goods direct from the manufacturer in St. Gall at the lowest prices we have ever known for first quality cambric and embroidery, and just to create sensation for this month we shall sell them at a very small margin of profit. Special values at 5, 10, 12H, IS, IS and 25c per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
DEPOSITS OF BONDS FOR EXCHANGE.

Deposits OF Bonds, under this Plan. should be made
with the Union Trust Company broadway and Rector
Street, NewYork who will issue Negotiable Certificates
for
the Office Of J. w. Keinhart, Fourth President
Atchison Company, 05 MIX Street, Boston, who VIII
forward the bonds, effect the change and return no
Certificates Of the Union Trust Company expense
10 holders.
European holders deposit their bonds with Mcssrs
Barring Brothers e Company. EishOpsCat Min
London T.. c.. who VIII effect the exchange cost
holders.
In holders OF the Bonds any particular issue
fail accept the provisions OF this Plan and 70
deposit bonds 10: exchange hereunder Directors
reserve right carry out the other provisions the
Irrespective Of such issue Issues and exclude
they ht from the benefits Of this Plan any holders
OF Bonds who shall have accepted the and de.
posted their bonds for exchange Hereunder within tho
time limited herein.
When the majority Of the Bonds OF any issue issues
have been deposited for exchange under this Plan tho
foreclosure otherwise acting through the Trustee
OF the same,
completely as the holders OF said Bonds might havo done
acting In their behalf In they hal approved
the Plan and surrendered their bonds for exchange
hereunder.
iiy order OF the Board Of Directors.
GEORGE c. MAGOUN Chairman.
Blanks required under this Plan may be had upon ap.
plicatOn
Fourth Vlce.Presiient A., T. ( s. F. RR Co,
95 Milkst, Boston.
" 1i8 Deyonshire-st Boston.
KIDDER. PEABODY II CO..
UNION TRUST COMPANY, - 49,.
DNi''" DIV s Dlshopsgatewhln, London Il. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
Total cash requirements


Total cash requirements $40 0000 900 co
Subscriptions invited for s12,5O0, 600 90 new
General Mortgage 100 year per cent Bonds, Interest
l3yabe Januly enl July l. being part Of the Issue 70
be made under this plan, Of tho $50 coo. 900 90 pre-
vlously alluded to.
Subscribers Of $500 IN Cash Will be entitled receive
block consisting OF one 81 900 new General Mortgage
4 per cent Bond and 300 in new Income per cent.
Bonds; subscriptions may also DO made for One-tenth
or block and uutples thereof, for which Scrip will be
Issued convertible into Bonds subscriptions will be
payable In instruments follows 10 per In Cash
upon application. % per cent upon allotment, 25 per
cent on March 90 1890 20 per cent June 90 1890,
and 20 per cent. September 20. 1890.
In the above Subscription, Stockholders OF record
close OF business october 15 1882 will be given the
preference and IN he event Of the application exceeding
the total amount offered for subscription. the Will
be adjusted in proportion to their holdings.
All cash payments under this subscription 10 be
made to Messrs. Kidder Peabody & Company at their
orlces No. lib DevOnshre Street. Boston, or No. l
Nassau street NewYOrk who viii issue receipts there
for and act as Agents for the subscribers upon the
understanding that such moneys shall he held by them
I'm Trust, not to be paid over Railroad Company
until the Directors OF said Company officially an.
nounced that the Plan Of REORGANIZATION has been
Copied and sufficient amount Of securities have been
deposited 10 make the Reorganization effective.
Payments may be anticipated, on any day upon which
instruments due az the rate Of per cent annum
The Subscription Lists Will be closed before
November 10, pIOXiIno.
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findntial.
BOSTON. october IS. 1889.

BOSTON, october 10. 1881
r. n, aud Bondhodsrs oThs Atchfson Topeka
santa Re railroad Company and Of I" Au1'harg COM
pan,es:
wear h ennT ss December 1855 showed your Property
10 he in state Of such financial embarrassment as 70 war
tsnt feelings OF grave anxiety for It's futures and was
under circumstances that your Drec9rs msIofy
~ {Tr' Examination not hurried superficial but
thorough and resulting from such actual experience OF
cs and business as me only could give %ss
proposing recommending any special teaeni Of bs is
Your directors consider that the examination, which II
their duty 70 MAKE has now pGgm 10 php day
the OF ySSs rSPe a Oa
calculated restore the Company TO good credit anu
son COMPANY wsi aatd IN many derent Terri
% ToeS or aR es co Of various railway and
Intended sont6uG directly Of SdEeSSy 10 inc ~
been ne object Of Dd R seS so % @
Introduction Of ec0nomes 81, in wSGng n5 ne Gaabe
sSd3 h e seoS Ssd exPae Of new Capital
and cCmPstSn Of the PSPe .Ee Como no
es r results Fer ts sSe fs
Bonds One Hundred ard Fifty Millions 81 Do coV
sng ali property Of the COMPANY lGcud1g al the the
nceesssfy copstituent companies a. abcd herein stes
ana all Equipment now subject 10 Gar onT for newly
constructed o. newly ACQUIRED mag be presered 50
additional security or inc cOlp,eNo
ana Of the properties from the new captai pro-
The Taxes and Rcntals added to the interest upon that
portion Of the -Four Per Cent Bonds which ~ IS pro-
posed to issue at make Annual FIXED ,hnige OF
under Seven Millions Five Hundred Thousand Do.llrs
81 500 This in the opinion OF your DTct1 h
fairly represents Earning Power OF the system uls
year and they confidently hope and believe II VIA DC H.
creased In the future. - ,,,.oS vo.r
There is also designed n be issued One Hundred year
Income Bonds Eighty Millions OF Dollars loO OoOOOV
bearing Interest at the rate OF and not exceeIlhg
from and 20 the Of such Net Earnings as hy
found after the FIXED Charges been met within the
limit OF Five (5) per cent - 4. .o.,ao o.
This Income proposed to Issue 10 provide TOT
such reductions Interest upon present bonds as 10
found necessary % make In 0r1o TO brln9 inc fAeh
Charges the Company within It's Earning ROVER
Tho General Mortgage Bonds and Income Bonds VIII DC
issued in denominations OF not less than 81 OOO
the basis for the scales OF the various ond
issues proposed exchange your Directors have
given CONFEDERATION II all Interests and they be-
they able 70 present the matter In num-
which treats all holders equtably. -,
They that they are assduously ana SO iar
successfully engaged in carrying out ludicous onocs
and for DEVELOPMENT OF business AMI heY
confidently appeal to the holders Of al classes Of securities
IN forward az this crisis and protect their property
from the disaster OF dslntcgration and bankruntcy
They call your attention 70 The plan oi
reorganization hereinafter explained to Won IN deia ana
they necessary in tn sones terms ina the
OF this proposal VIII inevitably result IN ioc-
Board Of Directors. GEORGE c. MAGoUN. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
CASH REQUIREMENTS.

To retire Outstanding equipment lease war.
rants
existing lines and for new equipment as
required .....:.:.....:.:.-.. :.....:.........
To pay floating debt arising from deficiency
OF operations for current year, and ball
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financial.
OFFICE OF THE

Southern Kansas & Western RR- Co. /;
First Mortgage, 1910. per cent........
Sumner County RI Co. First Mortgage.
Ottawa & BurllnSton RR. Co. o. First Mort
gage. 1909. y per cent: ........;;;. 80.
The Southern Kansas Ry Co. (Guli ID.
vision First Mortgage, 1926. per cent
The Southern Kansas Railway Co. In
come. 1927. 8 per cent. 49,:
First Mortgage, 1927. 5 per cent, ....;...
Athison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR Co., In
Chicago; First Mortgage. 1887. per
cent subject 70 Increase 70 and not
exceeding IN all 81 900 000l .....".a....
Chicago. Santa Fe & California ny Co.
First Mortgage, 1887. per cent.
Chicago ( ST. Louis Ry Co. First Mort
gage. 1915. 0 per cent.
California southern RR. Co.. First Mort
gage. 1920. o per cent.
The Chicago. Kansas q Western RR Co.
First mortgage. 1926. o per cent.
st. Joseph, ST. Louis & Santa Fe R'y Co.
First Mortgage. 1918, . per Cent.
CUT Colorado 1000 santa nc re Ky Ky %. fir''
Gulf. Colorado s. Santa Fo Ry Co; Sec
ond Mortgage, 1928, @ per cent..........
Sonora Railway Co.. Limited. First Mort
gage. l0lO,.7 per cent -. ....-.,.,;,.::
Co., General Mortgage, 1912, per cent.
FOR the 0nc-half OF whole issue, guaran-
tced by Atchlson Co. (One-halD ......-.-:
The Wichita & Western RR. CO.. Fist
~, M99rtgage, 1914: per cent talll ..c; r:
First Mortgage, 1910, G per cent. (alD-
Atlantic ( Pacific RR. Co., Guarante, d
TRUSS 1897, 4 per cent (One-halD ........
Atlantic & Pacific RR. Co. Nv. D. Sec.
Ond Mortgage, 1907. per cent Zone. halO
Usage Carbon Co.. First Mortgage, lo9s,
The 81. Joseph Terminal & RR. Co. First
Mortgage, 1913. per cent. -.-...........-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
prp Goods

A TTENTlON Extra fine 8-button Irou,
n vile Gloves O5c Tavaiioe Corsets, ~ 90 Imported
linen Underwcsf Handkcrchlefs Peign,irt defumery'
Hsbertashery Hosiery. JAMMES IL west 5Vth'st
ID UGS.-Special lines Royal Smylnas; large
III size; examine them inducements offered " put,
cbasers OF carpetings; hassoc 25c ladies' rockers ana
fancy deskA Unusually attractive ANDREW LksTEiss
SONS, tae and 74l broadway.
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for Sale

n ESKs.-My s2l 90 roll.top desk has made STIR
~ nothing like II In the city at the price 50
is adf no WH9 hand aeos no dsrE basement 70
show you the goods g no buns have ths good z
sS :,sSs; rcHxRD kiScSAS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

Cuisines, Chances.
T. OR SALE.-Whole or half interest In
l. welcstsblished daily and weekly newspaper in
live Connecticut town; best u for selling price
for whole. SO 600 terms TO suit Address DAILY, Box
G72. New.YOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM. PROPERTIES AND
ORIG


The Property Of tho Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Rail-
road Company embracing its general system has It's i'm
pO.tant termni at Chicago H. Superiot Neb Cros6y,
kan. Galveston. Tex. Paris. Tex. Denver, Coi: ~
Paso, Tex Guaymas, Mex Moaye. Cal connection Tor
francisco CALI, and Los Angeles San Bernardino and
San Diego, Cal
Total Railroads Owned and Controlied..- 6,443'@a
Total Railroads Controlled Jointly with ,,,o.
oIher Railroad Comp mics olo'os
Aggregate MortRugcd Mileage of Railroads, o,o o.,
Atchison System General -...-.-..-.---.. oeoV'"o
Representing Operated Railway Mileage Contributor
to AtChison Company $3.50 counting Join5 mOaGs az
whole, grand total Of 7,703.74 mles)
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTIES-oWNED;
Arkansas Valley Elevator Company, Kansas City,
Coal and Coke Company, New.MeMcO; The Canon Slty
Company Colorado; Cherokee and PittsburG Coal and
Mining Company, Kansas The Las Vegas Hot Springs
Company, NewMeXico -
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTIES-JO1NTLYO OWNED;
The Atlantic ana Pacific Equipment Company, kansas
(oneha The Atchison City Elevator Company Achson
Kansas control; Ration Coal and Coke Company, New
Mexico ione.haiO The Scandinavian Coal ana Mining
Company Kansas one-hal The ST. Joseph Terminal ana
Ralitad Company 81 Joseph No (SS4ne-h fa
ninth Union Depot Company OF Kansas CITY, Mo Two
tenths1; Atchson Union Depot and lailroad Company,
Atchison, Kansas (twO-sevcnthsl.
The Atchson, Topeka and Santa Fe Rsilnad Com
pany's Interests in the foregoing properties are repre-
sented in the following Capital Stocks held directly by
the Atchison Company and Indirectly by tho Companies
whose capital stocks owned by the Atchison Com
pany:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

Aluslral Jnsirrmcnis.
REMOVAL
WM kNABE 81 co.
removed 70 their new MareroomS
las FIFTH AVENUE,
o0th-st
nunber Of slightly used grand uprgh snd squarss
n,anos Of our make which specially seected ana usea
by the artists OF the metropolitan Oper, HOUSE Sons
during the past opera season. win be soid o. hoe"i !"
duetlon from regular prices
rruE BOOK OF oPEN:AIR SPORTS: 9stayo; s 0O
y" nages illustrated. The standari AuthoiV Oh
Essn amen air amusements Rules for sailing SWIM
ing bali piaying shooting horseback riding &C. ~ n
Tts A. net eopy Published by The Tribune New torE.
E ~ R nd universally compmened By thu nrasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
Gre Cream

Ere Cream
p a. - 49,
A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream IL made from pure
"A cream Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks OF lee
Cream for Restaurants Churches Festivals Ae, will Keep
ias S S :Iysii ' and 10 fai.oa.. Sisskia ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
financial.
NEW ENGLAND
LOAN G. TRUST COMPANY,
t6O BROADWAY, NETWORK.
Capita paid i'm 100000,

Capita paid i'm 100000,
THIS COMPANY HAS INVESTED sl4,o0o,ooo IN
THE CONTRASTING STATES OF THE WEST
DURING THE PAST FOURTEEN YEARS $4,000
OF PRINCIPAL AND 90, 100000 OF INTEREST HAS
BEEN RETURNED INVESTORS. IN EVERY CASE
WITHOUT LOSS. WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF
FARM LOANS IN IOWA, AND CITY LOANS IN
CATION INVITED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

TOTAL OUTSTANDING zs6OOO.OO
ANNUAL INTEREST, S92O3,62OcO')
Also
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe RR. Co.,
Equipment Lease Warrants-Due in. ,,o an
1882 ASN 1ta L0I iNfElR ri SG $50. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

Cost ano founb.
I osT-Bankbook No ll5.loo on Dry Dock SAYINGS hnds
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon sald ppoh
g. called upon present the 20 the bank within r
Gays or rs. stld DOCK wiz De declared conceIeu anu "a
ungulshed and issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

Memorandum Mortgage Bond Issues Railroad prop;
critics the System owned by Atchson Topeka ana
&c RI CO.. and used as Collateral for issues OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
Winter Resorts.

WINYAH HOUSE, ASHEVILIE n. @.
Climatic nvads suffering from diseases OF lungs
md Fine hotel and rscass santarnm open Tor the
winter Address me ManaRer-
AXE GEORGE.-Mohican House at Bolton open all
- he year; bring your riding habits Address L. b.
WINSLOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
festures an> Aleetinss.

A MEXICAN FORESTRY CONGRESS-
n EIGHTH Annual Meeting. AZ horticultural Hall
PA adcphls. sessions IRON 70 % ! and from to
at o'clock. illustrated lecture by Professor J. =.
Rothrock. the trees Of North America AdmisssoS
free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
finanrial.
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION
ATCHS0N, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILROAD COMPANY
& SANTA re RAILROAD COMPANY, NO. 95 MILK

Holders are entitled subscribe for General Mort
gage IS, receiving for each $1,000 IN old BONDS.
ri loo IN new ~ and $3.50 in new income %
Upon surrender OF old Bonds with Coupons OF January IL
1870, attached, new As will be given with Coupon No.
Of January l, $780, and new Incomes dating from
- July !, IoS9.
Inc COMPANY on January 1890, will pay in new 4s al
oV tOf IN scrip convertible into 4s), the diner
ehce u Interest between per cent and per cent on
tember.
The Income Bonds given above to be exclusive Of the
LIBht 10 three months interest," or onequarter OF
amount 70 accrue on coupon OF first year.
hahsas ely, Empora southern RR Co.. First Mortgage
-. cent Bonds
Cult Colorado santa Fe Ry Co.. First Mortgage per
- Bonds
Wichita Southwestern Ry Co.. First Mortgage per
Bonds
Southern Kansas & Western RR Co., First Mortgage
cent Bonds
The Pueblo & Arkansas Valley RR. Co. First Mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

All Of the Shares Of Capital Stocks o. Railroad and
Miscellaneous Companies exclusive only o. sufficient
number Of each necessary TO be held for qualification Of
DirctOrs
The present OUTSTANDING MORTGAGE BOND
ISSUES rplanr 10 The foregoing properties and for
which the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Com
panv and System General IS Hoble directly and indi.
recuy, ore as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

AUG DAILY and ROBT. BUCHANAN'S ADAPTATI0M
ROGER LA HOMIE,
NOW RUNNING IN LONDON AND PARIS.
n EW PARK THEATRE, B'way SS 35th-sts
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-02-21


to resemble Macbeth" witch. Her power
is said to be miraculous People who have
been afflicted with deafness all their lives are
said to have been cured at single meeting.
The most advanced and seemingly incur
able diseases are said to have been healed in
an hour Cripples have thrown away
crutches, the blind have been restored to
sight, the dumb have broken forth into
rhapsodic song, and the fanatics say that
there is no i'll which flesh is heir to that has
not been completely squelched by the sub
ject's absolute belief in the efficacy of the
faith cure
Among others seeking 1.-The power" the
other night were three little girls, aged 9, II
and 13 years respectively. 1t is scarcely con-
ceivable that at such tender ages they have
acquired the by no means simple art of ar
tistically lying But the story of their expe-
riences is pretty diaphanous. 1t is said that
after praying for some time these three
little ones became suddenly rigid, with stiff
sort of trembling in the hands and feet After
wandering around through the crowd they
"came to-" and each related story Of
strange things seen during their frances.
Each had seen the other two, had beheld a
heavenly city paved with gold, had looked
upon people in torment in another region,
who were surrounded by flames of fire and
by serpents writhing and Kissing in agony.
One of these little girls, Ida Anderson, was
more highly favored than her companions in
trance. She is the daughter of a respectable
tailor of Springfield, and had lost several lit
tie sisters some time ago, whom she saw dur
ing her trance and with them played peek-a-
boo, dodging behind the pillars that support
the ceiling and laughing as children do in
their sports.
Here is a case which created considerable
excitement in Springfield, and put a man
named Watts in a rather embarrassing posi-
ton.
The day before Christmas young lady
went into trance at 8 o'clock p. m. and re-
mained in that state until Sl5 the next morn
ing. On Christmas night she was again over
powered. While Joseph Russell, well known
in Springfield, was kIleeling at the altar
with this young lady he was stricken by 1.-The
power" but 'came to" in a much better
spiritual condition. The young lady arose
and walked around, and in her path stood
Watts. She took him by the hand and, to
his utter astonishment, he could not get
loose She tried to talk, but could not, and
as she made signs as though she wanted to
write, a pencil and paper were given her, by
which she wrote warnings, evidently ad-
dressed to Watts
Though her writing was hardly legible,
enough was deciphered to learn that this was
his last chance to be saved. This occurred
about o'clock p. m, and she stood up hold
ing him by the hand until 11:35 p. m., when
she let go of her own accord and he went
away Just before letting go her hold upon
him she lay down and went into trance, in
which she remained until IL o'clock the next
day.
Springfield is much shaken up over these
stories, the believers and the scoffers being
pretty evenly divided.