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~ elected by a small majority. The
legislature is safely Republican, but
the Democrats have gained.

" elected by a small majority. The
legislature is safely Republican, but
the Democrats have gained.
IN MCKINLEY DISTRICT.
CANTON, o.. Nov. 4.-The Democrats
now concede Mckinley in Stark,
Wayne and Medina counties, and have
little hope of carrying Holmes county,
and unless Holmes gives Warwick
1000 majority, Mckinley is elected.
Mckinley's friends claim 800 majority
in his own county and the district.
JOE CANNON BEATEN FOR CONGRESS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Congressnan
Cannon in the Fifteenth congressional
district, is beaten by 800 majority.
The Democrats claim gain OF four
Congressman, and also claim to have
carried tie legislature, assuring the
election to the United States Senate OF
Gen. John NJ. Palmer.
THE GEORGIA DISTRICTS.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 4.-There is no
opposition to speak of to Democratic
nominees to Congress except in the
Fifth, Seventh and Ninth districts.
Indications are that FELTON, (lndepen-
dent Dem0crat) carries the Seventh,
and Haight Republican, the Fifth. .
HERE'S THE BEST YET.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Dispatches from
Kansas indicate that for the first
time in many years Kansas sends a
broken republican delegation to Con-
gress. 1t is considered certain that
Moonlight, (Dem., will defeat Brode-
rick, Rep and L. &. Clark, Farmers
Alliance, in the first district. Webb
McNall, (Dem., IN the sixth is doubt
less elected. Jerry Simpson, (Dem.,)
and James r. Hollowell, (Rep.,) are
running close race in the seventh
district.
ELECTION BREETS.
Texas Democratic 10000.
Mississippi largely and soiidly Demo
cratic.
Democrats claim the Indiana legisla-
| ture.
Democrats have elected their man in
First Kansas district.
1t looks as if the Democrats have
captured the Connecticut house.
LOulSlaul eleClS y bell!OClotlC COh
gressmen.
At Democratic National headquar-
ters, Washington, control Of the next
house is claimed.
Nebraska is probably Democratic.
! Latest dispatches from Philadelphia
say Pattisop, Democratic will have
10000 majority.
| Democratic Gain ofTwenty-tire Congress
Especial to Herald and Ncws.]
COLUMBIA, Nov. 5-4.30 p. M.--ln-
dications are that the Democrats have
gained twenty-five congressman, thus
! making the next House safely Demo
cratic. Very little Information to hand
in addition to that in this mornings
News and Courier. y. G. GONZALES.
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John NJ. Kinard, Admir-, VS.. EloiSe NJ.
Brown and others.
DY ORDER OF THE COURT
ID herein, dated 7th October, 1890,
I will sell, at public outcry, before
the Court House at Newberry, on
the First Monday in December, 1890,
the real estate Of Jefferson E. Brown,
in the county and State aforesaid, as
follows:
All that lot of land in the town Of
Newberry, containing half an acre,
more or less, and bounded by lands of
Mrs. Sallie E. Broaddus, Caldwell
Street, Johnstone Street and Nance
Street.
All that other lot of land in the town
OF Newberry, containing one acre and
seventy-seven hundredths, more or
less, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Mary Glasgow, Wright Street, Brook
lyn Street and Cline Street.
And all that tract or plantation of
land, in the County Of Newberry, con-
tanning eleven hundred and seven acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of
Thomas w. Abrams, land formerly
owned by D. r. Phifer, deceased, the
estate Of John McCarley, decd, and
Solomon Hargrove, deceased. This
tract will be sold in four separate par
GELS, by plats thereof, to be exhibited
at the sale.
TERMs:-Purchasers will be required
to pay one-third Of the purchase money
in cash, and to secure the balance, pay
able in one and two years, with interest
from the day of sale, by bonds and
mortgages of the property, and to pay
for papers. The purchasers Of the half
acre town lot will be further required
to keep the dwelling thereon insured
for five hundred dollars
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Naeter'S Office < Nov 1870
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TILLNAN's MAJORITY BY COUNTIES.
The following estimates of Tillman
in the several counties have
been carefully calculated from returns
received by the Charleston World:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRI-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

Gain OF Twenty Congressman Indicated
Massachusetts, New jersey, Wiscon-
consin, Connecticut, New Hsmp-
shire and Other States Fall
Into Line for Good
Government.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OFLAURENS-IN PRO
BATE COURT.
John Y. Thompson, as Administrator,
&C., of Jane a. Chalmers, deceased,
Plaintiff, against William \. Chal-
mars ct al, Defendant.
Complaint for Relief.
ALL PERSONS HOLDING
n claims against the estate Of Mrs.
Jane a. Chalmers, deceased, are hereby
required to render in and establish the
same, before this court, on or before
4th day of December, 1890.
a. w. BURNSIDE,
Probate Judge, Laurens County.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRI-IN
PROBATE COURT.
Cornelia G. Greneker as Executrix, &C.,
Plaintiff, rs. Lula NJ. Jones ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
A Ii PERSONS HOLDING
II claims against Tbos. +. Creme
ker, deceased, are hereby notified to
present their claims, duly attested,, to
the undersigned on or before the 10th
day of November. 1890. And notice is
hereby given that all creditors of the
said deceased are epjoined and re-
strained from prosecuting their Claims
except in this suit.
J.. FELLERS, J. P. \. G.
Newberry, S. G., Oct. 22nd, 1890.
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John NJ. Kinard, Admir-, vs.. EloiSe NJ
Brown and others.
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Tillrnan Hears the News.

Tillman's net maj. 1885
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ELECTION BRIETS
Especial to Herald and News.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 5-4.30 p. M.--1n-
dications are that the Democrats have
gained twenty-five congressman, thus
making the next House safely Demo
cratic. Very little Information to hand
in addition to that in this mornings
News and Courier. y. G. GONZALES.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

ABBEEILLE PRECINCT.
Especial to Herald and News.
ABBEvILLE. $. G., November A
1880 4. M.-State officers 13l; Demo-
cratic 127; Scratched 3; doubtful l..
Congress l2l. About a dozen for Tol-
bert. Negroes are coming in considera-
bic numbers. PRESS AND BANNER.
ABBEvILLE, November 4.-11.45 P.
M.-Abbeville precinct gives Johnstone
81; Tolbert SO; Tillman 506; Haskell 5.
PRESS AND BANNER.
-TtTr> VOTE N NEWRERRN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

NEw.YOEK. SEPT. 8 1900.
To HOLDERS OF TIE AMERICAN ROLLING
STOCK CO.'S CAR Trust CERTIFICATES
I->IED To TIE IRON CAR COMPANY,
The umhcr.gnrd I'M been appointed a committee 70
look after the interests Of the Car Trust Ccrtincatea
.smcd the Iron tnr Company The holders Of ceri.
ncNics under Trusts A.. H. L.. W. nnd NJ, whsfhcv held
collateral security. arc requested - Do.
post their certificates with the Central Trast Cen.
pany. who will Issue negotiable certificates for ths
same. cniing the holder to proportienate share Of
tho results arisnx from the actisus Of the con.
mittec All Deposit. sho uid DO made BY Sept. -.
+. l.. OLCOTT.
i. J.. SrILIMAN.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. foi Brown Bros. Coz
WI. a. READ 20, Vcrmilve Coz
H. \. V. l. ST. tpt Pest Martin COZ
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financial.
OFFICE OF
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.

IS BROADWAY. NETWORK. Sept s. 1890.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE PREFERRED AND
COMMON STOCK OF THE AMERICAN
COTTON OIL COMPANY:
Notice hereby given that the books Of tho American
Cotton Oil Company. for the transfer Of the Common and
Preferred Stock will be closed Saturday. Sept 49,
$780, at 12 O'clock for tho purpose OF Offering the
stockholders OF record that date the right subscribe
pro rata TO the 900 TcnYear Per Cent Dcbenture
Bonds Of the company. The books will remain closed
until Saturday Sept TO- $780, when they viii be opened
for transfer.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
r. /. MUNRO. Z. CRQUHART,
Secretary. Vicc.P President
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financial.

erensino either fs roums fnterest shdrF ehs sdAMs
greatly 10 the seurty property eSd etcfna sssSSe~e'
Of sdtt.detort rsttS IN the conduct efMe bvstnesa
These Deben.ure Bonds issued fund such tempo
rsry loans and to provide nxed working capital; -.
The proceeds OF the debentufos, with the otner e
sources the company afford adequate provision for h
believed that the reserved Preferred Stock Will become
available tos the retirement OF the Debcntures.
Respectfully yours,
First Vice.Presdent
T. r. MUNRO
Secretary and Auditor.
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Messr5. WINSLOW, LANIER & co.
AND
J. KENNEDY TOD & CO., of NeW-York,

THE ANGLo.AMERICAN DEBENTrRE CORPORA.
TON, LIMITED. OF LONDON,
AND
MESSRS II. OVENS ZONEN,
or AMSTERDAM,
Offer for subscription par Gat the
Debcniuro Bonds
The subscription lists will open SATURDAY., Sept.
18Th Inst, and will close on or before Tuesday,
Sept. 10th insf, Mt 3 o'clock p. VI.
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financial.
REPRESENTATIONS
The Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company.

With the assent a,d spprCva Of the existing committees
Of First Mortgage Bondhodrs and General Mortgage Bond
holders Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company and 1t
request OF the holders Of majority Of the First Mort
gage Bonds and General Mortgage Bends of the Central
Trust CompAnys Certificates Deposit such Bonds the
undersigned have consented Committee under
agreement lodged with the Mercantile Trust Company Of
New.York rcorgaDize Shenandoah Valley Nsilroad
Company on the following basis, namely:
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Che Curt.
HluslraI Jnsirn meuta.
REMOVAL.
WM. kNABE ~ GO.
have removed tn their new varci oOFnA
iIS FIFTH AVENUE,

4 number o: slightly u>ct grand: upright and sqnare
Iirno- rake Will be sold at liberal feducuon from
our regular pric =.
a pNLEIIsIMENro fOR THE NEw.YORK thin
"A i'NE WILL. ~ RECEIVED Al TIE CP1oW
nj . u. ~. $50 broadway. between Iwcntv.second and
twenty third sts until p. M; 20 West Twenty third.
At corner 9Th ave 15l GtaNc.; 1873 Fourh.ave corner
Tourtc,nth..t 700 Thd;aH corner Forty. ssyenth:st
IOj West Forty sccond.st Nlnth.ave and SNtyeighth
l. 90 Liberty 81. 81 Avenue 4 1923 Thrd.avc. ana
he HARLEM OFFICE 1870 Fast One.hundrr4- and.twenv
Ifth.st. up to b D. NJ, a. regular o1lcc rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

Mr. S. Ellis. the expert accountant OF the Centrai
Trust Company has at request brought down his ex.
amnaons and report Of last year II June go $780, ana
he certHes that foregoing financial statements Are 10
accordance with books and with the statements rem
dered by the corporations
The legality debcnure bonds and the proceedings
company been approved BY our COUNSEL Messrs
Brlstow, Pcet & Opdyke. and Mcssrs. Oin. Rives &
Montgomery
The following gentlemen have agreed TO become
Directors after allotment OF the bonds. namely,
EDWARD u. ADAMS, New.Yerk.
Y FAIRRANK Chicago.
Hon. GARRET A. HOBART, Patterson. n. J.
JOHN H. INMAN. New'York'
EMANCEI LEHMAN. New. York
GEORGE AUSTIN MORRISON, New.Ysrk.
X. T..WILSON. Ncw'ferk'
In order to secure tho Of onal
rIs ct, issue IL made BY tho ANGLO.
American Debenturc Corporation Limited. In London.
md by Messra. ii. Oycns s. Zoncn. In Amsterdam.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED IN NEW
YORK by MEsSES wINsLOw. LANIER CO, II
NASSAU.Sr., AND MESSRS. j. KENNEDY TOD &
CO., As wALL.Sr.
To Holders Of outstanding CENTRAL TRUST COM.
PANY Certificates Of Deposit. Issued under the
Agreement of REORGANIZATION Of the AMEkICAN
COTTON OIL TRTST,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED:
First.-Ihat the AMERICAN COTTON OIL CON-
PANY has offered to Stockholders of record at the
ncrn the privilege Of subscribing rata TO the Ten
year per cent Dcbcnturc Bonds OF the Company, ~
par payable IN in-a.mcBts follows: 20 per cent on
September -. 80 per cent october Is. 1891 W
per Oh -, $780, and 20 per cent 90 De.
c,iit"r 80, 1890
socond-You are reminded that you have failed to
mcs,nt your CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Cerstncates
Dc"- cAch1ngc. TO avail OF such privilege II
n"r'>-ay that you surrender your CENTRAL Trust
CoMrAHY> Certificates OF Deposit. and receive in ex'
change therefor the Preferred stock TO which
you a;c entitled under the reorganization agreement
Thild.-tnlr>s S'ch exchange be made by you before
iii" lt you VIII forfeit the privilege Of such sub
srr!ptoi.
pii. Il September &, 1890.
THE CENTRAL Trust COMPANY.
by F. p. OLCOTr.
President.
AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST
KEORG IMITATION COMMITTEE
by h. i. OLCOTT,
Chairman.
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NEw.YORK. Sept. s. 1900
We approve OF tho Plan and Agreement dated Aug D.
1900 appointing I.ou. Fitzgerald. Gcorg" c. Wood. and
Frank r. Clark the Purchasing Committee, and recon-.
mend adoption Of tho said Plan and Agreement by Ia"
holders OF Firs, Mortgage and General Mortcas" bond,
and holders Of Cerncat"s OF DEPOSIT Of such Bonds de-
,o.d with the Central Trust Company Of SrwYork under
the Agreements appointing tho existing committee re.
spectively:
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Dipi0cno Notices

II !.
Is ViH"A AI Ey3Mi .; AA ASS = e 1900.
4 DIVIDEND of One per cent on the Capital
s It MS rD,.y acela,sd , pss.O % S' T..
A'a' $s ;s's: :s::!s. .@'
CHICAGO "iLwArNEEr ASS f. SEA- rAvt Il, R isso co.
v Office l. lIEREEl given that dividend
= FL f, ,iss; + e 81
pa; ih" "n tn % october nsAt. q. the once q
The i"@rr.i stock ;;ntfHr book VIZ cc.s on the l..
October p H. and e0p'n Fl tSs Rsd az E6sG
WESTERN rNioY TELEGRAPH co.
NI.N.YOEk. september 10. 1890.
DlNIILHD 80. -
TIIE BOARD or DiRtCTuRS HAVE d pc:
I qvy uSoH a t "a EYE ., SHD Of 0S al:
=, II ioa nr MT r,ras. Of th ii~- months cpdnc
M ;T,' Giy a. ., G"S next s" 70 share:
Aod"' u r'ori q" III" -oth cov OF September inst.
Iar tf4,,i,; book, tr ro,,d y, o'clock the
AZ. ro,r o: IT, 20 anu opc.rd the morning
X. II. ErcMEsTER. Treasurer
+'>1>% >A!$}&Sf5 s.; $HHis s::; A ,.oe
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS, Of this o ON
y rnay hay" TN, Day dr.Iar"d dividend Of n Pen
49,. n, tx 'NoAS Co. ScS.Yoft on
,.s Io !. n. w on SS ,c; ss,s 3,
p =" "I 'n iI" ' at ~ nu o"ots Is, f. SsURN.
~ Secretary.
TOIi.Du AND ONO CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
CLEVELAND, -. sept. q 1890.
rJNlIE BOARD or DlRECTORS OF the To-
led, on" Central Railway Company have this day
dec Jared uuait dividend ot on +. AND ONE QUAR-.
ri: m. I ENT upon rs rEIFEKKED STOCK. psy.
ah. 90 trr 1t, at u" tratrl 7 ust Company New ofx.
rh. ,inn>tr h,oas Will lc cio"l Scpt; 18th and 70.
opened Ort''"r "a JbHS J.. CLINE treasurer.
NANnAlrN> RAILWAY COMPANY.
so. Il Rr NpWAY.
new YORK september .. 1890.
~ Wi\TE- SIXTH DINlDEND.-A quar-
i t,r!, div ilond II ONE AND nNE.HALF PER CENT
on lind ,rpira >i"k 81 this company has been
ard rlr IA THIS oric and after october
/ ISoN' III. tran.t hcok wll. he tlosAf Monday.
Scien,nr IL O'Clock and reopcncd OF Thursday.
'' - " u " McwTIIIAMS Tr~i.ur~r.
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Asserting holder, OF Central Trust Company, CcrG.
Gates OF Deposit issued uEdcr the respective Agreements
appointing the existing Committees. must r's"n. their
Certificates to b" sanpd by tho Mercantile Ti': Com
! pany subject to tho present Plan and Agreement
Asserting holder, Of General MORTGAGE BONDS or of
Central Trust Companys Certificate, therefor must an
assessment Of eco bond A. the tim" Of dcpon9 their
bond. sing their cern To be stamp - ABB,
| stated.
Asserting holders Frs. Mortgage Fond. and General
Mortgage deposited under the existing agree
may. their option. deposit their bonds NTH the
Mercantile Trust Company Of N"wiork on or ~or" The
day Of September 1890 and will receive In exchange
therefor Rcoreaniraon Certificates OF Deposit, Or they
may deposit under tn" agreements appointing the c>'nc
Committs Central Trust Company Certificates
| OF Deposit which will b. STAMPED aboi" stated In
either the the General Mortgage Bonds
must be raid
Asserting First Mortgage Eondhold"r' md General
Mortgage Dondhodcr- holders 9! certificate" issued by
Central Trust Company o. Ncwfo'k fer binds d'p'ed
subject 10 the Agreements appointing N" twisting Commit
tee. Of Mortgage B"ndod" and General Mortgage
Bondholde upon causing their respective bonds to bn
deposited or their Certificate. to b" stamped ~ subject tn
mi. Pla, will be entitled upon col on Of III" Koran
iaton and surrrndr Of th"r respective Ccfth ats u
receivs full settlement:
FOR EACH 1000 FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
included In Nos to c27o. with coupons maturing and
.rer July !. 1885. attached or Certificate OF Dcpo,,
therefor.
NEW Five PER CENT FIRST MORT.
GAGE BONDS At PAR ....................... ei,l2O
FOR EACH o.. 900 GENERAL MORTGAGE hOND
with coupons mat,Uine on and after April l. 1885.
ch~d Cencat" of Deposit th'ffor and for tho ASSESS
ment Of t86 per bond
PREFERRED STOCK or THE NOR.
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CON.
pAHY 81, Il 90
Tho exisns Committees OF First Mortgage B,ndhiders
and General Mortgage Bondho.des have e,rh appointed
q member Of the undersigned Purchasing Committee
The Purchasing Committee have made contract with
provide the eAsh rQuir deem Ell requisite
10 carry the Plan. and have therein agrd that they
Will excrcs" their option atovr referred 70
actcr Fiist Mortgage Bonds the BANKERS
shall reQuest.
Holders Of bonds Certificates not deposited stamped
above provided borr September 20 1890. will no;
be entitled n tho bcnent OF the Plan.
Copes Of the Plan and Reorganization Agreement may
had application TO the Mercantile Trust COMPANY.
where such agrcemcn: has been lodged
Louis FITZGERALD
GEORGE &. WOOD. commo,,s
FNANK p. CLARK, ~
NEw.YORK. sept. 9, 1890.
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Total. 154 eo.sso o5c s95 $4,000 100 ::i 40
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings for
the first week in September OF forty-siX railroad
Companies or systems, which give aggregate re-
turns Of SIS, os3 ,655, gain of 1851 ,4ss. or &c
per cent on the earnings Of 1880 on top of gain
Tor the hast named year Of per cent over the
Earnings of lass The suhjoincd table divides
the aggregates and differences Of the companies
showing gains and losses:
IA, week in Sept 1889. 1900. Differences. PC.
a. comn,ncs 81 2O7 4Is 81 62l. $50 Inc s4Ii "a 2s
IL nnppan,s. 3It:5l 4t"Ooj Dec. ~, 12j 10.2
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CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU STS.
Legal Depository and Trust Funds and General
DeposiA.
LIBERAL RATES Of INTEREST PAID on BALANCES.
Tho COMPANY 10 authorized 70 act IS EXECUTOR,
>n MI IsfHA ioR, GUARDIAN, REcEIyEi and
TRUGTEE; - FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and -
RE0lETNAR Of STOCKS and BONDS:
offers 70 executors and trustees OF estAte?
.od 70 rco1s and benevolent Institutions exceptional
faciiiues To- the transaction Of their business.
OFFICERS:
=. O. yHENoM, rs;:H!S ss11!!,v wa. D..,..,.
C. W. HAsktNff. sss sSES;ej16 Treasurer.
T. French y 7. ia, WI IL ci Fn,Sa NY'
~ Z. Tirrinson boston, r. ]. Coolidge, H., Boeton.
Az Beiinont, IT,, Ny. James o. Sheldon, y. J.
q r Ren6oiph. n Y. 4. 3. RoaenbAum, n. 7.
& f. nsidwin N Y. Sam. Il. Shipiey. Phila
Va: - Tag n Y. u. r. Wilson N. =.
aHnrv ried ChieAao. II. Waterbury, n T.
assn WeSton n y ii. o. Northcote. y. =.
A GIVE STOCKS AND BONDS
"A Bought and sold for cash or ON margin .,,..
N. B.-CH-Our usual weekly stock circular. pnoisheo
"'0'' "'''eA v. x. STEVENSON 4 Co.,
100 Broadway New'IosL
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Tho nNrd real property alone comprising mills re,
hn~rcs and other pant, ABOUT Oh" hundred
in number ocatrd siN different States l. ronsrrNa.
lively valued TOR insurance purposes mainly NJ
he above abatement Of assets include The very
valuable good WILL trade marks, contracts and kindred
aanrts rcpfcscntng u Large and costly Investment
IRE fron MOrfgdgs or 0fh'r frnf
The active properties have been maintained III hvh
state of efficiency with the drn aud improved ma
explanation Of the large decrease Of net pons 81 IN"
beg leave u say that hostile 'slSa.l"h
and adverse litigation rmbIr rassd the Trust o:anllation
impaired credit Increased lts expenses and crippled rs
rcsoirccs.
Other grave complications connccrd with the afniiN'
ration of the Trust combined with the above u
necessary reorganization OF the Trust into cot
pon.c form. , -.,., ,,.,. A., . ,.ai
business was subjected L. change, ~ policy vel"
agcrnt In the very midst Of the most impoi ant ri"d &"
The nerod from November o. 1889, the rcorgaI
ikati0n With IT. attendant rmini a-,i'l'tN Ia, $500, .
The conditions then prc,ailin; WI" special AID rNc"I
toaI " It'll cement. N\cd wOl!inr caiiti cor
uOratc form Of business and ic"tod Sdi all such diii
cultics are Ob>latcd.
Tndrr he conditions not only !, the Interest on "
DC bonds hereafter MENTIONED assured, but dN
d,i,ds uDon the stock may be- fal,iy expected
IA you are aware this company was formed In c"hnrc:
tlo, With the REQ. IL the Ancri, Cotton OIL
Trust.
IL, en- pitai stock IL divided ms follOwai
Common stock outstanding ..s2l'oV@OOo
Preferred stock authorized ljOOO,OO0
Preferred stock reservcd -. 4.383,7OO
Preferred stock outstanding. 1O.636.3OO
Total outstanding. ...S'i"S0'ooo