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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
PUGILISTIC NEWS.
Points of All Kinds About Fights and
Fighters,

Points of Ar Kinds About Fights and
Fighters.
I'd. McEevon, Winnipeg heavy weight
1egsr, has deposited 500 forfeit for a
,a, with G j. Cot,er, Of St. Paul, for
$3.50 side, with skin gloves, ten rounds
O, TO- dnish.
Frank Glover viii referee the smith
Eesdham ight. which viii take place 81
-le Occidental Club on December -5
Glover viii be appointed the club cmcial
referee. position which it Is said Will be
permanent
Peter Jackson says he is afraid Of no
man, BE says 81 look upon an opponent
my squal until I ind him otherwise,
and 4 enter the ring prepared 70 do my
best 2 would rather lose my life than 90
take part iu.a faxed fight.
>Hc he London police have refused -1
give b,xing exhibitions protection, wrest-
lrc has been an the 20 in the English
8r.al. Tom Cannon, Jack Wannop, An
anio Pierri, and a number CT other noted
vrestlers are drawing profitable houses.
When Jack McAulifTe meets immy Car
-oI before the California Athletic Club be
VIII have Jack Dempsey behind for ad-
wiser. Billy Msdden and big Joe AcAu-
will probably be his seconds. The
betting in New York is already 500 20
SIS i1 McAuhtis's favor.
Hry Gilmore and Billy Lavine. Of
Ea.. saginaw Mich, have been matched
Go tZlt toa finish with skin gloves for
side. The fight TO occur during the
latter part of January. The battle IS TO
ase place within fifty miles Of Els, Ssgi-
raT, and .he men are to night at eaten
segls
NssDlly has left Bangor for ne par
Poseo. ouung New England cities with q
party including himself, Jack Havelin,
-1s feather weight, and other sparring tai
emf U.g boxing finely, and states his
Willingness to fight McAuEffs, Carroll,
4ge-. % any other light weight in a fight
% llish for the So 500 purse offered 70
4.Au.ls and Carroll Ia California, m
-e months from signing articles, OF IN
as lue
Ice S5eeny says be viii give Pat Killen
% be- VIII 20 TO Hurley, Wis, and box
-- 1y or eight rounds any time within
.'-o- v weeks. Pat says thst Joe is al
'-l a1t bag no money and does not mean
1ss To letter 10 the Illustrated
kIien says ''If McCaacey is looking
gl, ye, and would ike TO make some
--sy 4 am ready % make a match with
g. am open 70 an corners aud viii
aly one square who means busi-
esq.,
-csy ,.l a good story il Boston Of re
ecsley importation who was backed
.ea. sporting man against a lad OF
'.-e. who Was clever with bis fists.
- 1usaer was getting an unmeTciful
from the B5stonian's left, when
-1 Who backed the importation, anN-
asked his scrapper: Why don'ty0
of them letts2n "BlaEst my
-eyss was the answer, dye zee +
them gsttin' By me?'
Directors 81 the California Club who
'Pols.oie for TIE match between
I and Mccarthy, pooh-pooh the
is a gift i0r Dempsey, and say
n0t the slghtes. doubt that
VII be- stubborn battle, aud that
SISSY wins be viii be entitled to az
p. cslit as II be bad whipped the Ma
g. npsey realizes that the match is
"a. A event IN his career, and is at .
ps strictly to business. In this re-
'syer, be viii have no advantage
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE

The members OF the various castles in
the city are looking forward to the Supreme
Castle of the World, which meets at Pitts
burg, Pa, May p, 1890. Communicates
are being formed and other preparations are
being made which indicates that the Sir
Knights of this city will turn out en- masse
to attend the parade in honor Of the an
nual convocatioa of the Supreme Castle,
which will no doubt be the grandest in the
history of the order, owing to its marvel
nns growth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
THE NATIONAL UNION.

The entrance to the National Union il
very wisely guarded, no one residing in
sections of country subject to epidemics
being admitted. The medical examina-
ton is a very strict one, and ifthe Medical
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
One Way Out Of 1t.
Coaier and Farnisher.

Cleverton-Say, old man, I'm in a Tx.
I've got to 90 to ball tonight and these
dress trousers are fearfully bsggy. What
would you do?
Dashaway (thoughtfully Brush your
hair straight back, neglect your nails, don
dance and they'll think you are a genius
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
SHIELD OF HONOR.

This order is in flOurishing condition,
is rapidly extending over the country, and
there is not more safe and equitable or
panization for all who desire to provide
against sudden and unexpected misfor-
tunes, and for the protection of ones self
and family in all times of adversely. Zine
Lodge No. 1 of this city has good men,
bership and is increasing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22

Examiner does his duty and understands
his business, none but those physically
sound can become members. The order is
growing slowly but surely and bids fair to
become the leading order of the kind in
the United States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
9rp Goods.
USEFUL
CHRIST MAS
PRESENTS
Al
Bargain Prices !

Ladies Embroidered Linen Hand
kerChiefs at II I-2C., 25C., Soc.
75C. and upwards.
Ladies' Pure Linen Initial Handker'
chiefs at l5C.
GentIemens Fine HemstitChed
Handkerchief at SC.
Gents Extra Fine HemstitChed Pure
Linen Handkerchief at 25C.
Gents Extra Fine HemstitChed In.
itiaI Handkerchief at 25C.
Gents Japanese Silk Initial Hand
kerChiefs at Coo. and $I.00.
Fine Towels at II I-2C., 20C., 25C.,
&c., SOC. and Coo.
See our Extra Fine Towel at &c.,
worth $I.00.
Handsome Table Cloths, with Nap
kins to match, at $3.50 and
$500 per set.
Plain Turkey Red Cloths, two yards
long, at 85C.
Plain Turkey Red Cloths, two and
a half yards long. at $I.00.
EiderdOwn Comforts, at $3.50, SO,
So and upwards.
EiderdOwn Pillows and Head Rests
at all prices.
Silk Umbrellas at SIPS, $3.50, 81,
So and upwards.
Full Stock of Dress Goods, ShawIs,
Kid Gloves, Quilts, Skirts and I'm
derWear at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
BALL ARENA.
tN6g is TAX STATUS OF TBS
TWOLBAGUHS
gir ,as 4ss,c.ar'a-Lnnsrs
YAss-s P,stol-Puglisn
R- 3a.sm-No,ss Of me
pss1, and Gsas-a- SeorS.

..-fs long moo,ed question as TO
The American Association has
si-at leas: a step has been
s,-as deciding It, The Athletics
Louis will not 20 into the Brother
they VIII not be merged with
hood clubs. Instead, an effort
made 20 build up a new associa-
isr has been admitted and
n soon follow. These with
AID Columbus, viii make six
Two cities Of the Western Assccia-
--,,ahly be taken in 20 make mp
The Association IN that shape
..., 5s no weak organization.
.1 say that i. viii be a stard-
,o the League, acting asitwill
-. rsnonal 0greement, and yet, at
ready to coslesce With the
h .r7 If events should prove that
8-o.herhocd clubs were not sue
Boy rlsces could be easily filled SO
tbs future with the Browns CT
-.s and q formidable team snd
5su patronage secnred at the
su0n of the Players League,
.e-. ..3mpiished las, week, wiu,
a o1. the plsyegs IN a stronger
Tesv now have a hesd and dis
1-e. they were like an undis-
s-nv. co1Jecd.rg with "a compact
flee. of the organization has
..ly seen in the increased conf
PLAYERS, and f,om now on a
. contest between the two La5gues
rssz7ec.sd.
results OF the past week shows a
f..-- b...is between them. The League
1-,.. scored a point in Z.mmer's de-
.-- s1. low that young man looks Ou
....-,--s any other han breach Of faith
--f 20 ZEE. McAleer, however, who
II 5sr.b. TO be a League sympath.zer,
FL. no. heart and soul FOR the Brother
.4 s., the advantage Of the struggle is
i1-. evenly divided.
--.,s tde past week have caused
f-ahrg 20 dsop several grades lower
armsuon Of the people. First came
a. Wsrl-Gsu5gasr affair on Monday
81. which resulted IN the death OF both
- This vas a most brutal affair, and
rses.vs .1s condemnation OF all
s-urisi sporting men The Gushing
.s mill 0.lowed on Wednesday
AMIN. and was a good illustration OF
asa i.btar viii sct TO prevent himself
shipped honorably. Gushing used
r-7 means 10 hispower 20 lose o. a foul,
s-.ls Sss 90. allowed to do SO By the
,ssa
y. las been heard lately Of the
sre lre ready 20 give such enor-
s-- Tor a battle between Sullivan
ri l50l, aud it looks like that form
il7-asing Western bubble towns had
exhausted. The only bona fde ott-r
W be that Of the California Athlet-
Cab. It will give SIS, 600 and SIS
Is big enough purse for any man %
-,lt.or If q battle comes OF at alL 10
E 8.s Co say Il viii be before the Caliior-
Club, and at its terms.
sculling has revived 10 interest since tn
b Of Sesrls has thrown the champion
-p open. The only practicable way 20
.re the claims of various men, rs -neone
--gss.ed by Hanlan-a sweepstakes race.
-s man who could win such a contes,
r1.i be well entitled 20 the hon0rs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
nninr 70 Political Intrirues

SHANGHAI, December 2O.-The Chinese
railway projects have been suspended, ow
ing to political intrigues and popular op-
position.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22

tgrASTED statesmen At SIS 90 per month
w salary and expenses, 70 sell a line OF silver
plated ware watches etc, by ssmple only; horse
and tesmfurnished free Write al once for fan pgT-
ticulars and samp C case OF goods free. STAND
ARD SILVER WARE CO., Boston, Mas se29iC
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22

Amanda b. .Jenner, Northampton,
Mass, writes: Common gratitude im-
pels me to acknowledge the great bene-
fits have derived for my children from
the use of Ayers most excellent Cherry
Pectoral. | had lost two dear children
from Group and consumption, and had
the greatest fear of losing my only re-
naming daughter and son, as they were
delicate. Happily, find that by giving
them Ayers Cherry Pectoral on the first
symptoms of throat or lung trouble. they
are relieved from danger, and are be-
coming robust, healthy children"
"In the winter Of 1885 I took a bad
cold which, in spite Of every known
remedy, grew worse, so that the family
physician considered me incurable, sup
posing me TO be in consumption. As
last resort l tried Ayers Cherry PectO-
raj, and, in a short time, the cure was
complete. Since then | have never been
without this medicine. | am fifty years
Of age, weigh over $50 pounds, and at
tribute my good health TO the use of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. "-G.W Youker,
Salem, n. j.
"Last winter I contracted severe
cold, which by repeated exposure, be-
came quite obstinate. i was much
troubled with hoarseness and bronchial
irritation. After trying various medi-
cines, without relief, | at last purchased
bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. On
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, and / have been
we'll ever since. Rev ThOs. b. Russell,
Secretary Holston Conference and T. +.
Of the Greenville District, NJ. L. c.,
JOnesbOrO Tenn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
NOTICE.

WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED THE Agents
w OF the Champion Iron Co., OF Kent0n, O.,
the largest Iron Fence aud Ornamented Works
in the United States They manufacture rs
different styles OF Fence. Cemetery Lot EnclOs-
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Galvanized Iron Work. Fire Escapes &c, &c.
Making specially OF this class Of work, and
having a spleudidly equipped plant they arc
prepared 20 make much closer prices chan can
be obtained elsewhere We shall be pleased 70
show designs and quote prices.
a. j. SWEENEY g. SON,
deSdh Wheeling, ". Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
POPULAR PRICES.

Black Silks marked down for HOIi-
day sales.
Fashionable Furs for Ladies and
Children.
Ladies' and ChiIdren's CIOaks
marked down TO January Prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22

have a cough at any
time, and no other
remedy is SO effective
as this world
renowned prepare
ton. No household.
with young children,
should be without 1t.
Scores of lives are
savedsevery year by
its timely use.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
zaiZl!E5 E / D VI
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ceiyed the GOLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL
from the National Medical Association for
this PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY DR.. Parker and corps
OF Assistant Physicians may be consulted, conf
dentially, by mail or in person, a. the office 81
THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 Buifnch ST.. Boston. Mass. TO whom al
orders for books or letters for advice should DO
directed IS above.
Gelgr II ,Sun6gc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22

Scnling has revived in interest since tn
ID Of Sesrle has thrown the champion
D open. The only practicable way 20
The claims Of various men, Is the zone
--.ssted by Hanlan-a sweepstakes race.
.-s man who could win such contest
s.1.d be well entitled 20 the honOrs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-22
Why COUCH,

MTHEN a few doses of Ayers Cherry
w PectoraI Will relieve you? Try it.
IL. u -. IL L...-a y. -. Ill. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
-~~@~as~>
S3, 600, 600.
First Mortgage s Per Cent.
80 Year Gold Bonds
OF THK
San FRANCISCO
AND
NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DUE JAN. 1. 1919.
TRUSTEE:
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY oR NEW.
YORK.
Coupons payable LIST OF January and list Of July In New
York City IN FTankfort-on- the-MSin.
Coupon Bonds OF Ell, 900 each TO bearer,
with privilege OF Registration Of principal and interest
These Bonds nre entitled to the benefit Of Sinking
Fund Of $685. 900 per annnm, TO he applied 10
the purchase In the market OF bonds at
or below 10 and Interest.
DUE JAN. 1, 1919.
TRUSTEE:

Tho above bonds part OF an issue Of s4,OOO'OOO
First Mortgage Bonds now outstanding, which are q
hrst lien 100 miles OF constructed road including
equipment steamer and franchc Issued at the rate VI
$4,000 per mile Of main track.
All tho bonds secured alike by mortgage executed
TO the Mercantile Trust Company Of NewYork city.
Trustee, covering tho railroad and extensions above men,
toned, terminals eQupraen steamers and oil franchises
The San Francisco and North Pacific Railway Is situated
In the state Of California running through che important
counties OF Marn son9mA and Mendocno and trayerses
this rich and fertile country from Francisco north
Ukah, distance Of about 10 miles, Including ell
branches constructed.
Connection Is made by the Companys steamers
Cabou six miles, between the city Of san Francisco and
Point Tburon. where tho company valuable ermna!
facilities.
The properties are all in good physical condition.
The following IA statement Of the result Of operating
Co.. tha Iost g,1py
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Fireman. MARI % Mutual Life Company OF
and assa fr ss. Z sse corner te1nstonsve
Bssnaa. william. I o Mary MONAGHAN q s, .nD,s.
ave aaa q L ss,a No. s7 hil,s ssaI
istkss s. year, ss.oso: 'O"''''''' Oh
SeSYefE : Ssd aS0s 4 as s insTsani' So%
:, Broderiek. William and ano,hs, to ayr. ., L..
sss is'h Of Wses%s years sTt Is q mo saS.
a, Bowen. Alfred to Daniel Conneu. n 1ao,hs, ~ y,
Faos Of Rae sue ss Ha5e ssyng: Bank
csTSs;s Joseph 70 Michael KcfSe eSrisi Grove
psison. aariss ea e & siSGU @ss,s,so.on
bss$ns ssSsr' W. y !: nly Churchill ana other,
40 ba ass Msdin:G s e sE ss Sss
y g'.yss s&s George S 6 Robert Martin 1oO,A
!, SSssssabsam sssss Ellen Solomon. wrl..... n
,o, snsSsl John e Hosea rcrkins 15sh.ss Of
yo aissass AnSie German Savings bank Of New.
ct 800 Yes )" sssss Rogers cor
e sc p G:ny ys' 4ASm S:SisG:
.yss ESSSssrd q TsoSisid zeA No 4Se l1s.ave
sa Kssns SB1s ss E se%eot pglass ana
st. a yeai ysssSs :" Rachel AehseSOn No 1877 Ludlow
\. KI h.ss,lSss 10 Amelia Scranton. Nc 100 prOomo.
X xsga@as, xaclShus. 20 Edward and sDO. 7A.ays.
kesio!e Peter . Sophia Pefeh l4istst Of AIex-
a ok May A. 70 Greenwich Savings Bank, Nos 2eS
~ seI BieSekerst years. s12. oo0
,ssi Onsries ~ 20 executors Of James Brown
Julius sSa ss y BSTcrs esq sSyDe. Rank ros
80 sna ~ scrfhst. years e m0Itgages), 10000
. Moly James y. 70 United States Life Insurance Com
my o. New:York, No % Rutgers-s, years $4,000
=, A'Ai,a.r Patftek % Margaret wallace, l12th
:" 80 q boulevard. yesia $1,000.
. q @,sg james, 70 wlIlsm II cstin. n 7ota-st.
s sSsritt Robert 2 g xHnis Reid. 7si.st of
~. Itefhilps Patrick. . Emigrant Industrial Savings
ss ~, Groyeaye, OF wsp.st, ! year 5000
saso s.sAs ~ e Kari wsisch NO al Delaney
MSsdOm George 10 Martha Flynn No 724 sth-aye.
= Miner Norman and wife, 70 Robert Winthrop
sSStt Of lst-aw. yearS, 90 900.
a sszs.on Ihomss % Isaae Rinsldo. No 10 Hamilton
~ Avenue A, 8 yfs, $4,000. y
aos,st i@gis 70 Jacob pizsT, No. SO Nofiofk.st,
save sss g r.. ., { Sssens Hu''ss. lOAss of
,ss,sss Jehn @, and wife to Jsmss Flanagan n . Of
ot stb aves yrs 90 nloFts), st61 600.
Ss1 V!sller Hoag same property (2 erts $4,000
'es yfs 20 Sdo |" J0hh Jones' No aSa West
n9s ssss 'sn II. . , sssS sehv.H'w'a', ie'
n sss 49, osiAsra AMI wife 70 Henry Barling.
~ cfnss4say, . yrs, COS 900. "
j y $500 Henry % Adolph newman, W Lswis-st
Iie.ss william n ThhrsiOn. SsJne property, yrs.
i s2ss,ss sscs Il Edward cAsmhssiin, l4sh.s,
y --~@fo, ss}fss ta1,00a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
financial.
S3, 500, 600.
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND NEw-ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,

hEMP us DIVISION 4 PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
PRINCIPAL DUE IN 1851.
INTEREST PAYABLE JUNE AND DEC 1. UNITED
STATES TRUST co. Oh NETWORK, TRUSTEE.
Principal and Interest Internationally Guaranteed
by the Illinois Csrtrnl n, X. Co., by eu-
dorsement Each Bond.
The Chicago, st. Louis and New.orleans n r Co
extends from Cairo H. to New-orcans La with various
branches and forms the southern part Of the Illinois Cen
tai lsaroad Companys syStem, 20 which company it Is
leased for 400 years from 1889
The Memphis Division extends from Memphs Tenn
to Grana1a, Miss, being O valuable part OF the
system The share capital Of tho Chicago, st. Louis
and New-OHeans H. r. Co. sloOo0,OCO Is owned by the
Illinois Central Railroad Co.. which received therefrom
for tho past Ak year, is officially stated an average
income oi upward OF per cent per
The Chicago, ST Louis and Now.Orlcans ( Per Cent
Gold Bonds have % years and me security Of
Frsty-A first mortgage valuable piece OF railroad
property.
soeondly-The obligation OF Chicago st. Louis and
Nt"'oeana Railroad Company, which pays large
upon It's capital stock.
Ihrdly-The unconditional guarantee Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company.
The undersigned will receive for the
above bonds until May Oh per CONT and accrued
interest the rEt being to close subscriptions
earlier without further notice.
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
ORWEaETUcK INN,

South wIndham Conn. THIS new hote built the OBJ
" ebctuck Mountain commands magnificent vieS u The
she1eket Valley and mountains Of Western Massachusetts,
Excellent brook trout and black lass fishing. Hotel
strictly 6rstcrsS Only l.2 hours from Boston ana
hours from New:forE Express tfaln, from al points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
POLAND SPRING.
0ben fires and steam heat, trst-ohss aeconW aANS".
IN connection with the "IAf Famed
POLAND WATER,

the medicinal qualities OF which have equal tn Tho
United SistsG Europe make u for those IN search ot
health and quiet uneq saci for 10th summer ana
winter. The niles In lSSc Of hs drcnowu~d water
wer9 double mat Of ali ths sprng' ~ Saratoga combined
SeWY0rk Depot. lea kaSAu St Tribune Uuiling
Send for circulars. HIRAM KICKER 4 SONS
LOOK OUT For mutations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

Taft, Fiorcnce, 10 John 6ehultxe W Brown Plaza
Of 1Sysh-st 3 yrs $4,000.
Tho Century Association 10 Louisa NJ Lee, n 4 A9d.sA
W or 5th-aye. ! VI, SI20000
Van Tine: Frederick, % Mary L Barley, seth.st,
W OF West End. ave, yrs CSC, 600. -
Of S8th-st, yrs s23 600. y
Same to William Klnssiand, same property. 8 yrs,
Same to George Kingsland samo property. yrs
2 mOrtsl, $4,000 -
Ven Cngcrlandt, Serrit j. 70 German American Real
Estate Tito and Guarantee Co. a7th-st, Of 10thave.
yr s65000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
OFFICE OF THE EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY 40 WALIrST.. -. 800
NETWORK CITY. April 90 1882
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS
rn1snN EIrcrnIc IIIGmr CoMPANYi

EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANfi
corporation called he Edison General Electric Ligh
COMPANY IA. hcq formed to aeQuirS me stocks q me
% 9 @ cD1 w az nS sS'
Works aAs9" @me co%S.y mi, SHi n Ht a2e.s nco
poTeon are a;S being made M to se2Sc
S SSH Roa IA 2P S found &esrabe % ''
r. The e." sail n "S"Ss Win n cs OF
hrrmrnt' have Loen ,gnci for ne PurSh9ss y SI'
featuring COMPANIES PayaSG party IN Tosa ana S PSf
later is equal 70 capital sum on which the net earnings
q no three GomEsnes as % siaed from
d TT 1 3SS year ending HoVS@ncr i. issS
pp S S s fal as s" S nds Ieie ppi
, on pr Of The s% S ,TSrSd by S !.
payment Tor their shar' in the old companies dividends
sc S o,T az c d S new 9 eomSg n Of po
that dividend Of at Cnst pr een,SG has SOcn earned cd
payment Of dividends e b rosponoa as above stated
h' rs,1SISs Loan and flas. cSmpsSy NeTYo!s Giiy
That yo%pany WY .'gS Trust g 70 1 G
q Trustees thc General Company shall declare diy
S' ~ 5as 20 re e s nSss
STOCK y the GcSsra Company Rr'd in trust '''
provide gn.G toE Sc DS1sdlnto needs Of The new
sS1 70 ,uG ss ps S g % PS .S md tho
Ccncrl Company 70 the amount q e. 0OG6S win remain
unssud fur the present available Tor use in the future
GS Of the FGsSn scac
III each p n '' O0 S Ss
stock Of The Edison Electric Light Company deposited
ydcd the dcposor Is TO receive sl7s IN thu u the
Edison General Electric Company, carrying full rights as
dividends % ia Trust Certificates represent
Ing stock OF amount the said General Company
which dividends deferred Thus each dep0sltOF will
receive total OF $3.50 % In stock and stock trust
hcates General Company FOR each shAFo OF Light
Company stock deposited, making total OF ~, 900 900
or he entire eli 900 600 capital stock OF that company
nj OF : fully forth In agreement
copies OF witch r3sy DO had on application q this oniee
In order avoid far desirable fractional shares Of
the General Co aud fractional amounts IN the Trust
CottlncatcA be eQualiZed by payments In
cash Tho discretion OF DrcNe Morgan Co. the
or face value OF the said shares or Trust Cerheates
spectiYsly,
IN the foregoing project meets your approval you
invited deposit your certificates OF stock with Mesra
Drcxel Morgan Co.. No. % wal.st, Now.York City.
They viii give you temporary receipt therefor, and after
majority Of the stock Of tho Light Company and 81 the
several manufacturing companleE referred 10 IN sad ctr
cuiar deposited, you Will upon the surrender Of the
sad receipt 70 them receive from them the shares Of tho
the General Company and she Trust CeFtihcates
mentioned above to whIsh You are entitled as aboye set
RDd fully detaNed IN the agreement already
referred TO, -,
EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY,
BJ JAMES b. WILLIAMS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN r. n. CO.
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
~ HE HOLDERS OF above bonds who are
DESTROYS projecting heF interests ars requested
TO deposit their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company and sign the that has been prepared
by under signed. ~
JAMES A. BoosEvELT
THOMAS DENNY,
J. KENNEDY TOD
r. SoMERS HAYES