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The morning call., 1890-06-10
R-rkelev,


The commencement exercises will take
place this year at o'clock in the afternoon.
instead of II in the morning, as in previous
years.
The Occident Publishing Association has
elected Fl. c. Head as chief editor for the
ensuing year and F. II. Mclean as General
Manager.
Senior examinations are in progress. Ex-
aminations for the three lower classes will
begin on Thursday. and continue until the
18th.
The alumni of the University will hold
the annual banquet on the 25th inst. A
meeting of the association will be held in
the North Hall assembly-room on the after
noon of that day.
The closing exhibition at the Institution
of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind will take
place to-day, at 2 O'Clock, at Berkeley The
exercises will consist OF music, reading the
raised letter, Illustrations of sign Ian
guage and the various methods used in the
education of those deprived of sight and
hearing
The morning call., 1890-06-10
FLADUNG EXAMINED.
He Is Placed on Trial on Charge of Wife
Murder.

Murder.
The preliminary examination of Edward
Fladung, the contractor charged with the
murder of his wife, May Fladung, recently,
at 326 Ellis street, was begun yesterday in
Police Court 1. The testimony intro
duced so far was repetition of the evil
dence at the inquest, but only portion Of
the prosecutions evidence was given. Fla
dung was present in court and appeared to
be almost well again. He claims that he
was shot by his wife, who then committed
suicide, and the belief in his innocence is
becomes known Of the affair and the cir.
cumstances surrounding it the stronger is
the opinion that his story is true.
The examination will be continued to-
day.
The morning call., 1890-06-10
Sam Rniney,s Retnrn.

Sam Rainey. Prime Minister to his Demo-
cratic Imperial Majesty, Christopher A.
Buckley, has returned from his mysterious
pilgrimage to the East, and will proceed at
once, it is safe to conjecture, to the work of
carving out the mandates of his master.
He slipped quietly into town last night
without the formality of blazing torches or
braying horns. and few only of his trusted
friends knew of his coming
The morning call., 1890-06-10

the dumping grounds of the CITY be located
on the marsh land on the west side of San
Leandro Bay, between Jefferson and Mon
roe streets, and east of Webster and south
of Prospect. An application was received
from C. T. Talon and John Hagan for
franchise to operate an incandescent light
plant, but action on it was postponed.
The morning call., 1890-06-10

the Piute Chief Justice OF the Pyramid
Lake Reservation, is in the city visiting
Bill Gibson. He is accompanied by Nat.
chez. Dan holds court for the Indians on
the reservation. He is not much of a Coke
or Blackstone lawyer, but Gibson says he
is mighty sound on personal settlements"
The morning call., 1890-06-10
Another independent club.

The Folsom Independent Club organized
at their headquarters, 761 Folsom street,
last evening by electing the following Off
GERS:
w, +. ODonnell. President; William Dolan.
Vice. President; John Kennedy Recording
Secretary; Eugene H. Kelly, Financial Secre,
tary; William Wall, Sergeant alarms; James
Costello Treasurer.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
SOUTHPORT.

Mrs Henry Wheeler is to move into the
Gaylord place.
Jason Wheeler continues sick and is
quite feeble; DIR Cooley attends him.
George Hyde of New Haven was guest
of John Roswell. last week.
Daniel Tolles moved from Shelton to
Arvilla Stoves house on Hull's hill, last
week.
Warren Stowe moved back to his place
on Hull's hill, Saturday.
Mrs Sarah Stillson and daughter are
with Mrs Stoddard on Hull,s hill. They
are soon to move to Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs G. N. Wakelee of Water
bury spent last week with their parents
in Kettletown.
William Frink of Salisbury is visiting
his old neighbors on Hull's hill.
John jackson Of Thomaston is on q
hunting excursion, this week.
CelburA's Philadelphia Mustard.
Best for all purposes. IA and IL lb. tins The
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

It's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT soap.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
SoUTHVILLE.

Horace Allen and wife of New Milford
visit her father, j. NJ. Ford.
Mrs George Beers of Danbury visits S.
F. Clark, E. w. Smith and her two sis
tiers. Mrs George Platt and Mrs Charles
Jessup met her there.
Mr. and Mrs Wordin were called to
Danbury to attend the funeral of her
nephew, Samuel Barnum, Sunday.
Mrs Fl. n. Camp and Mrs E. w. Smith
have visited Mrs A. L. Hawley in Haw-
leyville.
Elliott Roswell and wife of Sherman
visit his brothers, Edison and Charles.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
BROOKFIELD.

East Iron Works and Obtuse schools
close during fair week, so many scholars
are absent.
Miss Madge Shepard of Clinton has
been guest..of Mrs III. A. and E. n. Haw-
ley.
Cider apples are bringing 30c a bushel
and can hardly be found at that price.
Miss Miriam Trylor will spend Satur-
day and Sunday at home, taking in the
fair.It is also the 18th anniversary of the
marriage of MIR and Mrs Taylor.
Mrs Ira Barnum of Canaseraga, n. Y,
is in town.
Mrs Dudley of New Haven has been
guest of Andrew Northrop.
Mrs Sophia Kellogg is slowly recover
ing from illness.
III. p. Mansfield has entered the medi-
cal college in Brooklyn, n. Y, having
passed successful examination.
Mrs David Meeker has visited in
Bridgeport.
Mrs Florida Kellogg returned to her
duties as stenographer in New York.
Saturday.
Clarence and Beach Hawley attend the
Center school, taught by their brother,
Arthur Hawley.
Mrs Mary Cornwall has visited her son
in Bridgeport.
Miss Hattie Nearing entertained Miss
Lille Sanford of Danbury, Sunday.
Henry Sturdevant of Bridgeport has
been in town.
A. w. Merwin of Milford is the guest
of his sister.
Miss Edna Merrill has been here.
Miss Isabella G. Foster of New Haven
is with her aunt on Long Meadow.
Mrs 7. Hoyt was brought before JUS
tice Roe, Tuesday, by Constable Lee,
charged with pilfering. Mr. and Mrs
Hoyt came to town a few months ago;
no~one seemed to know anything about
them. Hoyt worked by the day, his wife
| took in washing and worked for neigh
bors. Last week she did the washing for
Edward Turner's people. After she had
gone, Mrs Turner discovered one of the
children's banks broken open and some
of the money gone. Mr. Turner marked
several dollars in small coins and put it
in the bank. Monday, Mrs Hoyt did the
washing as usual. Mr. Turner had stated
the case to Merchant Beers at the Iron
Works and, after Mrs Hoyt had gone,
money was taken as before and, in the
afternoon, she bought articles at the
store, paying for them with the. marked
money. She was fined the costs and or
dered by the selectmen to leave town.
the next day. 1t seems that she stole
from others where she had worked.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

A USEFUL PRESENT in every package SAVE
ma the best Washing Powder. Bold by grocers
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
BERKSHIRE.

Mr. Bordett, formerly night Waterman
at the Mantle mills, has occupied one of
S. Curtis's tenements.
Mr. and Mrs C. Minor have visited in
Kent.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Curtis have return
ed from their western trip and report a
delightful time.
Mrs Calista Beardsley is visiting in
South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

A tramp who stole box of Brussels
soap concealed his identity by washing
himself with cake of it.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

John j. Lyon, foreman of the belt de-
partment--at the Rubber is on a weeks
vacation.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

Mrs J. NJ. Blackman and daughter
Maude returned home, Tuesday, from
visit in Ashburnham and Athol, Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

Miss Florence Meeker of Bridgeport
spent Sunday at ]. NJ. Blackman's.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
NUMBER 40.

Miss Bertha F. Lewis of Plattsville is
on Curtis hill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-20

oon mir! bat IIfreb. Sbm par es
als fa1le ibn elm S6winbeI. Went
bies Wtdo6en mIBte, baBer aud eiaent
liD Elm pFi6tenloier Meni1 obue ae
regeIie 3eiteintbeilune mar, unb 6af
er nur iebt 10 fbaffte, neil cine, elm,
gei19t Eatte -. o, nur baran mid
benfen!
Siebes 2inb. begann er tpieber bera.
LID. mir fOmmeu auf bas 3bema iibel
Sbre 3ufunft 5urhd. Sd berfprede
Sbnen, oariiber na63ubenten urb sSb.
men morgen 3u iagen, mas mir anfan.
gen fOnnten, Sbnen bic 8ef9dftigunQ
uub ben 9erOienit su peri6affeu, mad
pel6em sic lib 10 febnen. gDr per.
ben mDrsen ben gan3en Sag 3uiammeu
iein. 2angidbrige Betannte bon mir
Mfehor NaUenstpann unb Srau, fint
angetommen, mir baben eine Sagestour
mad @ernsba6 perabrebet, unb Id
rDerbe Sic ben 0erri9often porfeaen
frau Tabensmann lit fdon bapon Der.
iidubist. gieQei9t aud, baB biefe
Dame Sbnen einen &otbf6lag geben
fam, Dbf6on i@ faQs Sic He um eiuen
fol6en bitten, Sbnen iagen muB. bab
Sic nur BON Sbrem Wuni9 mad 8e.
f9dftigung, ni6t bon Der Notbmen6ig,
feit au erDerben fpre@en biirfen.
Sas febt Sbnen niGt dbnliG, fagte
@ermaine lebboft, meinen WsangeI an
BeRbtbiimern aIs eine Sadie. bic man
f@ambaft beri@weist, an3ufeben.
Wfir nid)t, nein, anttu0rtete er, ober
es III elm nal TO: man III einem bes
bemittelten Wenf9en Iieber f6rberliG
aIs einem bebhrftigen.
Merbe i6 8eriibrungspuntte nit ben
Derrf6aften baben2 Werbe i9 linen
aud gefalenl fraste lie nobbentIiG.
Oos 1T aienlib elei9giltig. Sc
brau6t aus biefem einen Sag bes Bei=
fammenieins ia fein 0ertebr au erlpa9s
fen, tDenn beibe Sbeile H9 ai9t ipnls
patbii6 finb. Sd fab aber nur aui
bieie Weiie bic M0gli9teit, sic ein.
nal in bic berrIi9e @esenb binaus3us
fiibren.
2Dte Guf Ste ltnD 3u mlrl un0 DQs als
leg nur aus Bietdt fit ben Munf6 eines
0eriforbeaenl Wenn Sbnen biefer
WuniG 10 uidtig ifi, baB 5ie Jpn 70 Iies
5epoller ftllten, beereife i9 ni9t, baBSbs
men Die binterlaKenen Briefe 70 unmi1tig
finb. Sic baben nod INNER nidt bas
rim geleFen. iagte ie fat boruurfs.
boa.
Sic bod au9 ni9tl
O-es finb 8riefe bon sSbrem 0as
ter. iagte iie abpehrenb.
Mber an Sbre Mutter geri9tet! 2af,
fen mir lie e!nfiueilen nod ruben. @s
finbet fi6 Elm Gag, NO mir fie leIen =
aber ba3u muB mann seIiimmt iein,
beute bin i9 es ui9t.
ST ftanb auf.
tGOrtietuns foIst.)
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aatarrb fam mid,t fnrtrt ,persen

eur6 locale applientionsn. ba iie ben Sit Der
Arantbeit nidt errei@en t6nnen. aatarrb ia
cine Blut- ober gonfitutions. jfranfbeit, nnb
um fie 3u beilen, n,ibt 5br innerIi6e Seilmit-
tel nebmen. Sal's Ratarrb. Sur ipirb einae.
noEnsen nu6 iuirtt brett auf bas BInt unb Sie
fdIeiniioe SberFdds. 9au's 4atarr9 Sur in
feine Auadfalber Msbijtn. sic purbe felt SAB.
ren bon eiriem Der befen Ger3te bieies 9anbes
berorbnet uno III elm reselmSbises @ecept. Gle
befeht aus ben belfen Blutreinisnnasmitteln,
bic oireet auf BITE Sd)leimoberfdde pirfen. Die
boltommiene gerbiubuns bet sipei BeitanbtbeiIe
1T 60, mas fold punbsxDolIe @efuItate BEL Der
9eilung bon aatarrb berbOrbrinet. East eu6
8eugnife umionif f9i6en
0. $. .gbenen g. Co., Selebo, 8.
B gertanft bon apotbefern, rs Gents.
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ben geeeniiberfeben. 100 es gilt, nid5t
aussutneifenl
@r iaste: 9eiuri6, 9u baif mir Dft
Weranlaflung gegeben, un3ufrieben nit
Dir 3u fein; aber ems Bat mid bod an
Dir gefreut: i'd babe Did ME iiber ei
ner Jeisbeit ertappt.
Das fagte ct. peiier niats. sd
braudte ni9t einmal 10 biel Worte. Gs
laJ i'm Blide. llnb bieier Bid beuirfte,
bob i'd blutrotb .purbe. mid auf
bem Ibfabe berumorebte. in mein
S9laf5imnter ging, meme gR9er
3uiammeniu6te, fie nit iieberbafter
Gile in ben &iemen f9nalte = ,inb
bann seraben Weses nod ber G6ule
ging.
Sd srinnerte mid bsFen, als mdre
es erif seitern sef6eben. 3uerif batten
mir @eograpbiefunbe. Sd iolIte ben
DonouiuB BON Der Quelle bis aur
Whnbung bei6reiben. Sd fannte meine
Donau. unb als id gltidli9 nit mei=
mem Strome i'm 9fnaraen Weer anqe.
laRgt NOR unb mid nit meiner nies
oeriebts, ine6feIten $ofie unb i9 einen
Bid. ct NOR baran. Sd itarrte unper.
tpanbt auf i'm. gr iollte ben 3bein bes
i9reiben. Allein er tam ni6t weiier,
aIs big 5@ofbaufen, no er auf benz
Wrad eines Gloiies fBen bIieb unb
i'm Waferfall. Der ieiner N1eiuuna
nod fogar iebr leibt nit Booten Be.
fabren wer6en fonnte, idmmsrlid uus
terging.
Raum bate bic 8lOde 3ur Sreiituube
gei9lagen, als er unb t1 Die Sreppe
binunierftiraten. Wir ftiiraten binunter
Die elm WafIerfalI. Wir uaren bic
grifen i'm 0ofe. g8ie Gin 9iger fprong
i'd auf ibn log, itieB ibm meine Rn6del
= meine blutigen, geI6wollenen 3n6.
del = in bic Nugen, rib ibn um,
tDurbe ielbft i'm Jalle nit nieoergeriffen,
bib mid fefi In ibn, i6rie, beuIte tuie
Elm Snbianer uno brillte ibm auIebt
ing Obr, id mOllte ibn ermorbett unb
umbringen, nenn i9 au9 baflr gebdngt
perben foIIte.
Wir tuurben enbli1 bon einem Qehrer
auseinanber gebradt uno befamen ale
beibe Rar3er. 8ielei9t bdmpfte bieier
Iebtere unfere 2uit 3u neuen 2rafts
proben. @etpiB 1T es, baB 8oite
unb i'd uns ME mebr l6Iugen unb
einanber feitbem faum mebr t0Ie an.
iaben.
uno bod begte :9 cinen uniibermint.
li1en 0aB gegen biefen Gnaben, umlos
mebr, aIs i'd ni@t pergeiien tonnte, bah |
feline neberlegenbeit an Srdften mid bei |
einem 6aare au oem gema6t bdtte, mas
Rnaben chamber ME bergeben. unb mas
elm ri6tiger 2nabe fid felbit ME Der.
3eibt.
unb menH man fi9 3upeilen nit ae.
f9lofienen Augen in iene 3eit anrhdoer.
febt, tann man fid tuobl zines S9aaers
ni@t ermebren.
Gin fOIbes GbaOs bon eIemeniareu
9eioeni6aften In &IaRen BON 20 big
80 eingetbeilt, elmer tleiaen 3abI
f6leht te3ablter 9ebrer unteraeben. al.
les unter eiuem Director" 1tebenb, Der
tets nur nit benz Singer aeigte, = unb
BON bem man ni1ts anoeres perlonat,
als oaB er nit benz singer auf bas
&lahenbn3 uno bic prafunssliite sei.
gen fol.
ad, iDer ba9te bamals en- uniere
SeeIen 2
s@nidi6nad! Gin e@ultuabe bat
feline GeeIe.
llno 10 geidebt es, baB man fi@ biss
tusilen nit seidlORenen Nusen sutads
berieBt unb li6 tpunbert, bas bod elm
re9t ebrenDertber Wenfb nod baraus
geiporoen III.
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Gin WeiiuGeuer Sbiefor,t nj.

- Gin Min6ener 3bierarst aiebi
ieinem @ebilfen elm Robr unb elm pul.
Der uno idgt gu ibm: .Sie fiiaeu iebi
oies pulDer In bic 36bre ba, (tedten fis
benz tranten pferb ins Maul unb
blaieH ibm bas pulber in ben Gals bi.
nab!@ Der @ebilfe ge1t unb fommt
nod ftinf Minuten. fiir6terIid)e Sri.
maiien i6neibtnb. mieoer 3uriid. gluu,
mas III Sbnen2 Was taben Gie benn2a
frasi Der 9bierarst. OBJ, ddst be,
anbere, der o auIbat 3ucrh 9 c,
81 enl
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0ie meme sutSeduno.

sic Nue baben Sbre Greunpe uub Betaunten bappn
lgreen bbrsn Sieuet4t iino ste AUD ielbit Giuer ppn
Denen, pel9e an fd ieibf erfabren baben, pie aui
bteS aRttel 1T. Wenn Sic eS jeina5 periudt baben
eann iine Sic aud elm treuer 6reunb baron. DEM
iper einmal einen 8eriu4 init Or. Rings @euer Gnts
eefunS semat bat, her bait es aud ppn her 8eit an
tmmer in ietnem 9aule. 2Benn sic es NOD niemals
sebrant baben, unb einen 9uien pher ene Grfdltuna
baten ioIten oeer rseno elm 2eihen Der 9unae, beS
9alleS chsr eer Sruf, bann reri@atfen sic nd, cine
wrb tn eeem Sale saranttr, pber bas GBelb pirb an
radsesa8lt. grObsgai6en gratis in ber apptbefe pou
Dreie, a6emplpu & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-20

Die
@04entlide Greie Yreiie fit geras
erideint
jeosn Qouneraag
unb fofet
$3.50 fir oaS Sahr pber $1.25 tts
g Wfonatc tn Wurauebe3ablmm6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

aor SAVED IL YOU PURCHASE AN ALASKA
ND SFALSKIN WALKING COAT this week from Z.
e. sHAYNE, Manufacturer. 124 West 42d-st. lob
Princest
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Drn Goods.

ID EMOVAL.-Grcat Clearing Sale this weei
IL in Carpctngs, Rugs, Mattings, Fancy Fqrnitur,
Italian SILK Blankets, all coOrs: entire stock TO
sold before February 1. ANDREW TESTERS SONS
1874 Broadway.
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financial.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY,
DEMONSTRATIONS.

sorrrr , The Committee of which Edward King Is
chairman have Withdrawn their plan, and at their '
,.,ce there heinz doubt under the lows OF hnhs"s Vi
,ower 10 give a vote 10 bondholdcrs, we nave
instead Of granting income bondhoiders vo'e' ="
In the second Mortgage certain provisions I'D or'e
eneetuaIiy insure the application oil net e"'"'"" "
payment of interest that mortgage
The dime for the deposit of securities WIN inc oN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEWBORN nnder '"'
REORGANIZATION agreement of Now ~, 1881 ana Tor
the acceptance all the rights Hereunder Is
70 MONDAY, FEB. 8, 1890, inclusive
Amer Feb B. 1890, securities will only be received
r;Sbt, for such limited time and upon payment oil
.pch renaIty rs the committee may prescribe.
All risbts extended 10 the depositors oil SENhhAL
CONSOLIDATED PER CENT. AND PEh ChNr'
BONDS AND STOCK. under said agreement 10 sud-
.erib- 10 the 81 ,O00 900 fund will belong exclusively
10 the depositors said bonds and stock or their "s
signs. who accept such xhts in form aud lodge
the acceptance of such rights with the CENTRAL
TRUsT COMPANY or before Feb 8, lS9O'
All rights extended to the depositors oil STOCK W
.xerc.e the right. which would have apperianed TO
,ona...ptins oders under the eleventh clause
fs,d agreement will be offered by the committee ex-
cusycy 20 the depostors OF stock registered by the
CENTRAL TRUST co. who deposit their stock OIL or
before Feb. D. 1890, and comply with the conditions Oh
.nid or the assgnees of the rights oil such
depositors. -,
AGUARANTEE SYNDICATE hns agreed TO take n"
Of the s1S,0OOOOO fund required for The purpose OIL
pa,iua the sEvENs AND THE UNDERLYING BONDS
x.h,ch .,aII NOT be taken by the FIVE AND SIX PEh
CENT BONDHOLDERS OR BY THE srOChHoLp-
EKs The syndicate has also agreed TO take All OF
The securities applicable 10 stockholders who shall ih
10 pay the assessment OFTEN DOLLARS on e"cn snare
Of stock and have agreed the assessment apph-
cable 20 all such non- asseniine stock
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF THE GEN.
rR.I. TRUsT COMPANY OF n. Y. HAVE BEEN
,IsTRD ON THE NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FREDERIC T. OLCOTT,
JOEL f. FREEMAN,
HENRY w. POOR,
HENRY BULGE.
COLGATE HOYT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
COMMITTEE
ELLIS, SECRETARY.
81 WALL-ST
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Cost ano fonno


= osT on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 237, 227. issued by
IL German Savings Bank in the ely OF New YORK All
oo are cautioned 70 negotiate the same and requested
II deliver the hook the bank corner lflst ana WI
ave III not restored the iith day OF feoruary loeo
appcation will be made 70 the Dahh ior ouphe'N'
~ New.York, jan -. 1890
0sT OR sToLEN.-Bankbook No 23o!o2s, issued BY
~ ccrman savings Bank In the City OF New York, to
John Weber Al persons are eantloned 70 pesGtia.e ns
.s and Gthaye IL not restored the 18th day OF
February 1890 application will be made to the bank Tor
uug NSw.Yo Jan. "a. 1890.
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fettures an) aleetinss.

~ COPPER UNION FREE SATURDAY
~ NIGHT LECTURES In the Great Hall az c'eiock;5
Ian o5 the lecture will be delivered by Prof. WM ~
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Illustrations. Ma tickets required NO admission e'ef
5 o'clock
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felu manten.

~~~~
A GENTS wANTED.-We have an original plan In deal
n ing with agents. which they greatly Appleeate.
Ne furnish them with quantity OF our catao8ues Mh
their printed each as exclusive agents ior sner
county merely TO see that the Catalogues
are properly distributed and the result marvellous an
agent In this way also establish large man srsue'
Tu partcuars mailed receipt OF cents In stamps
LESTER PAYNE CO.. Battle Creek Mich
WANTED Young lady OF good address and far educa
w lion TO look after the outdoor interests OF oeh OF
orr business no previous experience necessary good open
Inc for n lady OF ability. Address stating salary eA
neet4d CAMPBELL. o East 42d-st., New-fork.
xxTNNTED-Every one that Is willing 70 work for Sls
w per week TO send their address H. u "EhoS
KEY, Providence X. l.
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financial Hlectln9s.
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of stockholders
has been called by the Directors for Wednesday the TWEEN
tyXth day Of February 1890 at 10 O'Clock at the
general office Of the Manhattan Railway Company. No. II
broadway city OF NewYork, for the purpose OF
sanconng the creation OF mortgage or pledge Of the
series OF proposed bonds Of
the Manhattan Railway Company, limited 20 $40 600 900
tho present system OF railroads OF the Manhattan Rail-
way Company and this Company and 5000 GOO mile
double and $500 600 mile Of single track ele
waited railway, constituting extension OF said system
hereafter actually constructed or acquired.
The form of the 70 be submitted at the meet
ing be by stockholders application at the Com
pany's office.
Dated New York, January 90. 1890.
d. w. MeWILLIAMS. Secretary
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11nblic Notlres.
n, REASIrRY DEPARTMENT, Office of the

Aurtion Sales
JOHN II. DRAPER AUCTIoNEER.
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS.
240 5TH-AVE.,
C. f. WETMORE, Proprietor.
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
BY ORDER OF
MR.. LOUIS A. EHLERS,
OF
RHINEBECK, N. Y.
HIS PRIVATE COLLECTION
OF
OIL PAINTINGS.
on EXHIBITION MONDAY MORNING,
January % and every day and evening until sale.
TO BE SOLD
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY 80 AND 81,
AT s O'CLOCK.
112 EXAMPLES,
Including works by
FrQmentin, S2ssJIaanneei
FOrtuny, Narnhattt
Huet, Tliaudonna
Thevenot, xN ,oiin'
11uundI1 Weber,
6Euona Moomermans,
uliiiIIydi' Cfr0ler0n,
Sprd0h' Van Der Velde
DOre, ~
De Penne, CIalC , Su
GeryeX No"p''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

N1INK.LINED CIRCULARS woRTH. $3.50, 300 and
lNI $3.50 sold reduction OF so each y. U.
SHAME Furrler, 1914 West 42dst. 1O3 Prnce-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
financial.
BOSTON. 1e DECEMBER. 1ss
To the Stockholders Of the
ATCHIS0k, TOPEKA
6 SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:
BOSTON. le DECEMBER. 1889.

In April last we nskcd you to intrust TO MS yonr
proxies, be used the animal meeting of the Com
pany in May This resulted in change OF manage
ment, the introduction of reforms aud economies and
a financial reorganization OF the Company that has
general approval.
During the progress this rcorgau
Frequently suggested In the public and by
rous and large holders of The Companys securities
that IL would give greater stability 10 the recognized
Company IL committed to the successful
working the plan of reorganization, and nbso-
lutely of the property could be secured
for several years.
Consulting our inclination and cow eniencc.
would prefer leave the Management of this
property others but we recognize the force Of the
suggestion and the necessity for such arrange
ment, and many shareholders believe that great ad-
ynntages are liholy result the holders Of nil
classes of the Compauys securities from such co-op-
Grafton we have consented o in the matter.
Holders of Stock of the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad Company deliver their certificates,
assigned the back in favor of George C. hngoun,
Thomas Barring. Oliver w. Peabody and John j.
NIcCook, to the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST COMPANY, 81 Milk street, Boston, subject TO
nm that the title such Stock and the vo-
ing power thereon shall be vested in nominees or
our succ cssors also be named by for
o until July 4. 1900.
The Trust Company will issue stock Trust CertiH-
and belonging growing out Of the de-
posited shares and TO the return of like number oil
shares when the OF the has EXPIRED unless
the shall be further extended by the respective
parties In interest
Appicntion will be- made 10 have the trust Certins
Gates referred listed upon the ork Bos-
ION nd London stock Exchanges.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
I13Devoushire ST., Boston.
NASSAU ST., New York.