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SUMMONS.
FATE OF Sorru DAKOTA, !
Judicial Circuit. :

STATE OF SOt'1it nAKOTA,
Seventh Judicial Circuit. tFs
In the Circuit Court in and for Fall Ei,rr county.
I.orell g. Taylor,
VS..
John Raynard.
The state of South Dakota scnds greeting:
To John Maynard, the atoyc-nalned defend,n;:
You are hereby summoned and required To- IN.
swer the complaint ,f the above named plaintiff.
a copy of which is herewith served upon You. md
10 serve a copy OF yonr answer upon the si,hsrrib.
1T at his Office in the town of Buffalo Gan. Caster
county, south Dakota, within thirty duvs after
The service of this summons on you. exclusive of
t9e day OF such service, and If yuu fail 10 answer
the complaint within thar time, the Elainuff will
take Judgment against you for the sun, of One
Hundred and Ninety Dollars and twenty cents.
Sl.m.5D. with interest thereon from january
ISL. 1870, at IL per cent. per anniim, besides costs
Dated u. Buffalo Gap, Custer County. So,,tn
Dakota, this nth day of February, $3.50 80
WILLIAM II. FRYE,
PlaintiI $ Attorney.
To the abOve-nnmcl defendants:
You arr. hereby notified that tle summons and
the complaint in This action was filed In ihr
Clerks Office of said court. n. Iiot Springs n said
county, ON the 18th day Of February, iSsU. and
that said ninmon is 81 rived on You by the nnuhlii.
cation thereof. in pursuance of an order OF said
court duly made therein.
WILLIAM II. FRYE,
Plaintiff g Attorney.
First publication March 14til. 1850. 456
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Tho Reward Of Talout,

Talent will tell. A New York milliner
who was discharged for i~ncompetency
brought suit against her employer aud went
before the jury In a hat ofherown dcvising.
The result was q prompt verdict for her in
the sum Of e40t..
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Tan Trees in tho Ant:podc,

A recent discussion about the height of
trees in the forests of Victoria brings from
the Government hotlnist the st~ateinerttlat
he has seen one SIS feet high. The Chief
Inspector of Forests measured a fallen ono
that was ass feet long.
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TmE STATE OF Sourm DAKOTA.
offcc of state NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., of 1ns,r,u,.

III iolAIF. VT CoUII IJAiAOTA.
Office of State .Au2itor-Departmant of Insurance.
CoMrASY's CEiTiricArE nr AUTHORITY.
WHEREAS, The Travellers Insurance Com,nnv.
a corporation organized under the laws of Con
%necticut, has filed in this Office II sworn statement
cxhibiting It's condition a:s, business for the wear
ending December II. 1854. ronfur,na!,lr to TN. ,..
quirements Of tn. laws of this state rcynlat;n,, tl,
business of lns uranre: and
Whereas. The sail Company has filed in this
office % duly certified copy of its charter, with car.
titlcats of orsaaiIati"u. in compliance viii. tic
Now. therefore. i, L.. q. Taylor. Auditor of tn,
State Of South Dakota. pursuant To the provisions
of said laws, do hereby certify that TIL. ;.,,ov,
named Company is fully empowered t!rnush its
authorized agents, In transact its aiprupriat.
business of Life and .Acr;lcn, Insurance in this
day uf December. A. d.. ISM. 49,
In testimony whereof, 1 have h%eleunto sc, nv
han! and seal at Pierre, this stth dalv
tsEAl] of March, a. d. 1850.
l.: TAYLOR, Auditor.
u: L. T.. CHAPMAN, DEPUTY,
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SrArE or Souru DAkorA,

ArmroE's Observation-Disclosures DEPARTMENT.
l., l.. e. Taylor, Auditor of tho State nj Soutl,
Dakota, do hereby certify tint the above is IL true
copy of the original statement now on file in this
office.
In witness whereof. I have hcrcunto st my
hand and affixed the seal III this office at F;crr;.
this twenty-siNti day ri March, ls.m.
l.. Z. 1Ayinl. Auditor.
BY L. l.. CHAIRMAN. nn..,fy
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Total Assets.
LIABILITIES.

Amount Of losses W: unpaid. ........ IS.,;3.;S3 IA,
Amount of claims for lGss.,a iesistr,.
by the company. ............. -s.wNa u,
Whole amount of reinsurance reserve, ~ Bel, ~
Amount of all ot;nr existing claims. ln.'ss, IN
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STATE OF CoNSEcTIcur,
County of Hartford.

County of Hartford. -
James e.. Battcls IN, President. and Rodney
Dennis, Secretary of tho Travellers Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn, being duly sworn.
deposc and say that the foregoing is ii fill. true
and correct statement of tive affairs Of said Com
pany: that the said Insurance. Company ia the
bona-iide owner nf nj least OH. NuNpEEp Ihluts.
AND p"li,Aiss of actual casl, capital. invested in
the state and United States stncks and Bonds, q,
in Bonds and Mortgages If real estate uninrum-
bered, and worth double the amount for wlic.
the same is m"rtga.cd: ard they are the above dc
scribed officers of said Insurance Company.
j. q. PATTERSON. President
RODNEY DESN1s. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this c,.yeu,l
day of January, 1850. SO. prNnAa.
Notary Public.
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THE sTsrE GT snrr!! DNEoTA.
Office of State Auditor Department of Insurance.

Oficcof State Auditor Department Of Insurance.
C"MrN.Y's Cri.riflcArE .r ArrroniyY.
WEl:i:i:As, Tie .Nilirs.c. Hail .A-suuin:iun, II
corporation Organized ,i:,l.r the laws of ia.
kota Territory, has flied il. this utir.. II sworn
statement exhibiting ILL., condition a,.d Business
Tor the Year rnsiin. Dcc,ru'm.ai, lrs,i. conforlna-
bio to Ia" requirements of III, l.:ws Of this state
regulating tnn '~;!..ii.ess of in.;uaIce: and
,WAi.rr.ns, The ai! Company las fled IL til.
n;i,cr q da!y rert.,'.'i copy at IL charter. with c~l.
ii'cnf', Of ott.ni:a:icn, in r;mi,ii.n"c viii! the
requirements ri :le ins!irslu. laws at.resaii:
A"w, t!,rrafo.o. 4, L.. C.. taylor. .iGdi.ur of In.
Stat" Of s,,ntll ~iiasst;a. l:issi';li.t IN t',c provi--
ions o!'said laws. d., ;rr.hy certify thai the ;i,,us,
'lincd Company is fully empowered through it,
authorized agents. Ia t-a..sa,! ills appropria,,
business "f Hall lt:sHr.t,,cc lii this state. accord
rcmlcr. \. ". isnl.
IN Testimony Whereof, levc ..nr..in.n Sc. N,
hand aud sea! y, i'ierir. this :~enllay of .iarvi.
~. ID. is!ai. L.. q. TAYLOR.
- Alli:cr.
lsksil ls L.. J.. ~CnArlNH, Deputy.
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STATE OF sGtTn pAii..FA.,
E.tI. <'IN- t.,' ft.IrI n ~

Alcnzo WanialI. i'rc. :irit. and $. u. C,n;..,
Secretary "f .he A!iian"r !ini .ssor:a;iun i,asir
anr" COMPANY of Ncrtn Da,o's arr! s'out,, i,a&o,
Ia, helm duis..s~oIn dc.s,s" .t:.. 81, that She FIR.
going i y l'll, true air! r"r.,:, statr.n,at of t,c
.ifair- "i -aid company. and .iiry are The ;,lny,
described officer uf sail Insurance Company.
Aio;:p %anuAii, rrr.iirat.
=. d.. corl.sy, Sesrsin.y.
Subscribed and swoia 20 hrfor. lie this .G.h da,
of January, iSao. lvGi.xn :. NN.K.
Notary Public.
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INCOME DURING THE YEAR ls;,9.
Whole amt cf cash plrm;a:ns reed. 81, ta;,.a5
Whole amount of cash i,rctniiu'.
received on po'icic, written in liz"
state uf South Dakota. .. .sS.nui 81,
Whole amount of intrrc,. ino:i,: reed sfr...2sss
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STATE OF SOUTH n.NNoTN.

Ar'Dir'i's pfFicx INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
J. l..C TAYLOR, Auditor Of the s...;ro of SOUTH,
Dakota, q" hereby r"r'ify that HE above Is y trgc
office.
In Witness whereof. l have ilrreuu,to So; nv
hand and AFFIXED 'iir seal If tl;s ui.iec a; Pierre,
this I'D day of March, lS'D.
L.. q. TAYLOR. auditor.
lsEAil u. L.. J.. C~mArMAN, deputy.
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To.si .::.acml!.ures .......ss..,.,
I.iS..S.

ITT.>,.
Glos, ainornt us risl;s taken
during Tho N.tr iaSi =. 81. IT,. -
Gross a:tui.if uf u. h taken
IN the state ni south i>uk.
dir:n,. The year .,Sa. ..,sa.a,ra n
Mi"ie amount II ri-s:i us.tst;i.ilg..,. None
N!n!r amount of i"ssr- Incurred uarin.
ti,n s.ar .ss.s. incir,ine t!.,sr
claimed ard r"t .ri duc.......... Rob 81
Whole amour; %! losses i%heNrr,! dining
TIN, year is>I. iiriri;,.y t!ios,.
clain,sl and MOI Yet Gi- in ,.r
s%!atr"f Son:h Dakota, ............ 3i.i;a II
Number %. AGENTS ia state of :. Dais. III
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Total expenditures.
Risks.

NlSkS.
Cross amount of risks taken during
tile year 1889
Accident, s..'e ,li.iajs IN
Life. S.Hi.'s. IL, "a
GROSS amount uf risks taken in III.
state of South liaHota during the
year 1889. .. Accident, SSH. 40 m
Life. la,JD
Whole amount of, Accident, 300. So 1921 $50 IN
risks outstanding Iife............ i;.9.S,NlD ~
Whole amount uf losses incurred dur
ing the year 1889, including these
claimed and not yet due ...........
accident ......... ;,,s0.l.O IL
Iif........... $500. 81;
Whole amount of LOSSES incurred
during the year 1850. including
those claimed and not yet due, in
the state of South Dakota ........
accident, S,JD.i5s Va
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Total /r.............:

4""'
Expenses DURING THE YEAR 1850.
Whole amount nf lus-cs paid during
the year iss9. .5,".Ss: y.
Amount Of losses paid upon ri-..s
taken in the state %. South i'ak,tr
s:i...i -
Amount of dividends paid auri.,g ;lpe
year lsS!. ...:-:..r... ....:. !5!So "
Amount of commissions and fees paid
to officers and agents turius liz:
YEAR lS,a G@,;i. $,
1SSU ................ .......,.... $4,000 o:
Amount of tax.- paid the irrrito..
nf Dakota during the Year. 'ss'A,...
Amount of fees paid the audit"r cf
the territory of paatta ami Tie
auditor of the STAT. Of South ba-
kota, dnrin. III. year 1875, mot
including taxes .........S 3'r. w
Whole amount paid for salaries nf Of
ticcrs and agents daring ln, year
iSsg 49,. lai.7i; ~
Whole amount of all ot;,r r.lci!i-
lures during the year i:is9. inc,ld-
ing profit aud loss t%3s5iu.3i, a.).... i.;'i,s%S *
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MEN OF MILLIONS.
Seventy Two Persons Whose Wealth
Equals the National Debit.

IqUHIB Ct0 NatIOII8I IeUts
correspondent has discovered that there
are seventy-two men in the United States
whose combined wealth equals the National
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81. A. n. ,ag3. Of
tue condition a;id a.:uirs uf IA.
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Cn.


q Hartford, Conn, organized ua.lcr the laws ns
the State of Connecticut, n,s,,c To tho Auditor Of
tho state of South DAKOTA, in pursua:,rp tf .;,r
lave ot said state.
T. ssllcnt..,James q Patterson.
Vice President +. Davis.
Secretary Rodney L Tsn!s.
Principal O~ftce-lM,fu.d, Gem
Attorneys for Service of Process in the STATE Of
South Dakoti-.
list Judicial Circuit Edwin L. White, ianIio,.
YanktOn Gu.
I'd Judicial Circuit -7I.oma. Thoraon, Canton.
Lincoln Co.
I'd Judicial Circuit-Chas. W. Goodman, Mater
lth Judicial Circuit Elijah b.. Carpenter, Mex
andria, Hansen Co.
5th Judicial Ciyci;it-Chas. a Fisher, aberdeen.
Brown Co.
9TH Judicial Circuit-Wm. II. Ec!scs, y. ricrre,
sia Judicial Circuit Malsin II. Green, rnca!o
Gap. Custer Gu.
sth Judicial Circuit-.A. u. Wood, sturgis, Law
renee Co.
Organized nr Incorporated June 18th, 1868.
Commenced Buail,ss-A;,ri ~, 1854.
CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock actually paid
In .S'NH,''" w
PROPERTY OR ASSETS oF ThE COMPANY.
The value of lila r,ai est,i, s....... :l,'5l.si9 ~
The cash OH hand in its o:ic.. j s...... ...,ih -
The cash On deposit i'll bank i-........ s3'.i;U ~
Loans ON bonds and mortgag -. brin.
the frat lien On real estate worth
double TIL. amount of the SIM
loaned thereon ~".,3il.5:1 rs
Stocks and bonds owned ly the cnn-
paDy, carried out AT mar ct Na.,:e .~!.itt,o.i 81
StOcks held as Coilatc.:l security TOR
loans. carried ont at market 'a'ir, .as, go Go
Unpaid and deferred life pir,ailris... ..s,,iiH 30
All other gums Dire the cumNt. y, in
terest accrued hm. not vet .inc.... os,:iG nj
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

tuesday, July ZV-p. m
The Argentine revolution seems to have been
merely an nsurrection. The selling of stocks
yesterday was neither a voluntary nor forced
liquidation. The course Of prices to-day clearly
proved that at present il is easier TO sell than
TO buy stocks. The losses suffered in the bear
attack yesterday were substantially recovered. al
though the volume Of business was much smaller.
1t might be asked in a pcdasogic fashion. indeed
if sales of 900 shares caused decline of
one per cent and this was recovered on pur-
chases Of -. 900 shares. what advance would be
necessary TO complete the contracts9 The re-
covery of stocks is not. however. a mathematical
proposition, and recent sellers have learned the
lesson AT considerable cost. The current news
OF the day was rather in favor of lower prices,
for the engagements of gold for export were
unexpectedly large. II is 10 he remembered that
the gold we are now shipping is going TO London
and not 20 ConstGntinoplc. or Buenos Ayres. The
influence of the shipments will be felt mmei-
atey in the market where American railway
securities are best known and most fully ap-
preciatcd. The movement of money 70 London
IS, in fact. nothing more than the fulfilmcnt of
natural law by which II seeks
Level Relief from the comparative strin-
2ency al that centre will he followed by
fresh inquiry for securities and this will be
helped. rather than hurt. by the financial losses
and political disturbances III South America
Some signs OF TINS lneNltaDe result were seen III
the improved demand for European account TO-
day Aside from the foreign situation the rcac-
tOn in the grain markets tended 10 show that the
rapid rise Yesterday was due more 10 speculative
causes than 10 serious damage 10 our crops. II
is certain that the railroads OF the country are
entering again period OF heavy traffic. and for
that reason efforts to secure full rates are being
renewed. \ meeting 70 consider the EaSt-bound
tariff is being arranged and il is especially
significant that the invitation comes from the
Lake Shore. Grand Trunk and Wabash railroads
the three lines which have been most concerned
in the recent fight. The result Of meeting held
al This request cannot for moment be in doubt
The particular fluctuations in a dull market
possess LITTLE interest The declines suffered yes
tnrday were practically regoned. One or two
incidents were worthy Of notice-the activity IL
Union Pacific subSide1. but il closed at its highest
point, while Rock Island advanced with spirit
to the close. Strangely the specialtcS which
made small gains Yesterday We're to-day cN-
ccptionally weak In the unlisted department
Sugar Relinerics stock moved with the general
market and on comparatively small dealings rose
3 per cent The closing quiet, bat confident
at about the highest figures.
THE DAY ~ THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury bought SIa3,lO0 Is at l24 and
$3.50 l-2s al 1913 81 There were no trans
actions at tho Stock Exchange. but the closing
quotations were firm, as follows:
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THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AMI
1T. LOIS RAILWAY 90.
WATER COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
4 IL IL IL. Z

WATER COMM ISSIONERS' OFFICE.
DETROIT Mich. july % 1890
n ETROlT WATER WORKS BONDS and
~ COT PONs duo August let. 1890 made pay aule
AZ the ohio Life Insurance aud Trust Company
city Ncwlork on account Of the said company
not being now existence will be redeemed az the First
National Bank The city Of New York, the CONNER.
cal National Bank Of thr "iV Of Detroit.
i. n. CASE Secretary.
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State bonds again were utterly neglected. OF
city banl. stocks Fourth sold II 20, AT II? Il, and
Western National % at 100 IL and 90 j-S.
TIE general bond market was almost az a stand
still. The Transactions were small and the varia-
tOns insignificant. AtchlSOn incomes recovered
IA per cent 10 81 3-s, and Chesapeake and Ohio
consol IS at l0l regancd, yesterdays loss
Canada southern seconds reccded "a 10 90 3
and few other issues declined small fractions.
Reference is made 10 our full report Of bond sales
Money continued 10 he in excessive supply. and
on call at the Stock Exchange ruled at 10 3 -
per cent While no loans were made below per
cent. the closing rates were nominal II is
hardly an ,eXa8gcration 10 say that at the close
money could not be given away.
The Clearing House statement to-day. was as
follows: Exchanges, $l0G, 807,s 07; balances,
$4,052,l45.
House today Sl,250,I35. lis net loss on balance
was 81 ,006,3O0. made M By losses of @57 3G1
currency and sP4og4s coin Ihe dqys opera
ments, $3.50, ass; resulting in general bal
ance Of $l77 GG2, 542, consisting of $40 0,263
coin and SG.1j2297 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 1888, 032 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s52OO74, the in
cellane0us receipts S49,2l1.
To-days Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
n: :ss 9? 4 s.ss s!s5 s$S Be-
on hand ....... 121o5,u7 1902 $40 Inc. 1883
Treasury vaults -?
De.s. 4 bank. ss Be-:
Net cash bal s25s 53f3i7 1851 POI 7oJ Decs1 24255l
The foreign exchanges were strong, although
business limited. The engagements Of gold
for shipment by to-morrow's steamers amounted
70 s ,8sO, 900, including S42J,000 reported yes
tcrday. Sterling bills were again higher, and
we revise quotations for business as follows:
Bankers bills. 81 50 and "a 50 for long and short
sterling respectively French francs at BIS 81
and Sic IA reichmarks NJ % and % l-l6. and
guiders at 40 IA and 40 ZIG.
In London British consols early advanced
I-6al-4 per cent but a part of the improvement
money and the account The Bank of England
gained f39. 900 bullion on balance. In the out
side market discounts were shade easier at
3 SIG and 4 per cent. while daily balances
commanded better rates at } IA and l-2 per
cent Bar silver further advanced the fraction
10 80 1-sd an ounce. For American railway
shares there was a much better demand and
prices rallied more easily than they declined veg
terday. The closing without material con-
cessions. At Paris French 3 per cents recovered
to 02.72 1-2
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL.
IAN LinesJ
fSi's LIZ sssss tssi sss
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
~ iaiS s g3ss .; ;S
NEw.YoRK AND NEW ENGLAND.
IT, 'ss: & iI ss; 'ssSss S i5sss
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TIE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
ST. LOU, RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI Ohio. July Z.

CINCINNATI, Ohio July 7, 1SOO'
In action taken by the stockholders OF s
company at their special held day. the trans
fer books viii be closed at the office
OF Drexel, Morgan Co.. 20 Wal-st.. New.York July
"a 1890 D. IN. and Will be rcopened August 20. az
10 q. m.
Common stockholders o; record. the closing OF the
above VIII be entitled subscribe for the In
creased stock Of the company 70 be paid for at
the Of so per share hereinafter specified In tho
proportion of full share OF the increased common
stock for each 2.3 shares Of common stock regis
tered IN their the closing OF the books above,
this proportion being equal 10 Is Of their prce-
ent holdings provided subscription therefor De- made on or
before July 81 1890 the Office OF the fiscal agents OF
the company hessrs. DrcAc Morgan CO.. after when
any stockholders VINO shall have made their sub
scrpt!Ons Will absolutely forfeit the right make the
Payment be made the address. in
cash. the Of go per increased stock
before August TO- 1890 And II subscriber fails
payment before 10, 1890 his right
subscribe to the increased stock shall the option Of
the company. be forfeited in all respects.
Stockholders desiring assign their rights. In whole
or In part may do the blank which will be sent
TO their address. Additional blanks Il required will be
furnished application u ofico the
gents, as above.
subscriptions VIII be received less
share. but fractional rights may be assigned. and sub
scriptons may be made Hereunder FOR whole shares.
when such assignments aggrcgatine whole
Shares presented.
THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
ST LOIS RAILWAY 90.
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NORWlCHE- LIN &

EV ~HA Gs ~ Us ~ IN.
BJSION " O4,Ll'4i-a. 10 A. 81 iil -. ,t.Oa'
ISLAND. NEM.LOADO&, NOlW 1, While NOUN.
IAINs, all points HOK1h aud EASI. = hAMLt.S
lcLNr 40. l.ikl.it. above DIP.
BtOSSF.S sIsELr FERRY, DAILY (slnaais c'2tes)
at ; 30 p m. 60.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION 70 the country over SIN:
DAY arr for tie round vp 90 Nm Lo don Pe9not and
Fort GrlsWO.f ~ ch the ko-' ~ N"W-lhshnu.
e. - Tickets good up SATURDAY night down By ~t'aneP
lea ing Norw len following SUNDAY A. ~ ~, Nc~IOndOn.
y. .........-.,,, ..,...,.,,,r , -
2gl 32l 3i7 Sj3 3g7 IA. 81 ard l.25 B.otd"ay. So
and l45 Bowery;, In B.or MhfN f9pr,oo, and ~
bfi:AMFi;S WISICOTr's EAPEESS VIII GALL fof
ana CUl.Ck yAGGAGE from HOTELS and Resi-
DENCFS q. ". BRADY. Agent
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ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

StIImlr. UNEN auu UINN LII II VI ITHF' IVIu
picr ~ North niycr foo, Canal-st. p Brooklyn,
tultun.st, annex. j. m. connr, tng wlth express
for Sdrat Lac GeOr-r anu all Adro clc points.
sharon Springs. tooHrs'owni lho4ssna lands and
Niagara Fails. SATURDAY Nl,ll STEAMER connects
WIN SUNDAY morning tIan ior aarltogl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
financial.
Notice to Holders Of
HOUSTON and TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

The Supreme Court of the State OF New. York
ayng decided thai the Of the rnfn sbnrc
10 be contributed by stockhoidcrs under Article Of
the Agreement had not been duly Fixed
aud determine by the Central Trust Company OF New
York the notice heretofore given in respect thereto IL
hereby withdraw
since the publication of such notice the amount re.
qnired ha. been somewhat increased by addition Of
interest ed i'm she calculation and hos
been slightly greater extent reduced by inc npp-
cation. account Of pn-t due Interest of earnings
realized by the receiver from the operation of the road
and by order of tho Court paid 10 the hnser
THE TRUST COMPANY HAS MADE AN EXAMI-
DANCE WITH THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY TIE
COURT, AND HAS FINED AND DETERMINED
THE AMOUNT OF THE FRO RATA SHARE TO Be
PAID ny STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE HOUSTON
AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. IN
ORDER 10 HNTITLE THEN TO THEIR PRO-
PORTIONATE AMOUNT OF TILE STOCK OF THE
REORGANIZED COMPANY. Tp BE ~ l-1e PER
CENT or THE PAR VALUE OF THEIR RE-
sPECTIyK HOLDINGS OF SAID EXISTING
CAPITAL STOCK.
Notice IL hereby given the holders Of snid EXIST
ing capital stock of tho Houston and Texas Centrnl
Railway Company that they may, or before Sep
TENDER l. 1890, provide and pay TO tho undersigned
the BILE under the 9th Article OF The Re-
organization Agreement, dated December 20. 1887,
and the is S7I1O for each share Of their
speciive holding. of said existing capital stock The
same be paid before september 1-i, 1870.
order enttlc the holders of stock their propor-
tionnie of the stock Of The rcorganizcd CONF
pany under said 9Th Article The stock certificates
will be stamped with dntc and amount of payment.
Dated New.York. July l6. 1880.
THE CENTRAL Trust co. OF NETWORK.
TRUSTEE.
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