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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
FRIDAY TERRITORY

Sherman said, would settle them
selves In n little while There was
no real serious financial disturbance
in the country. IL was confined TO
the city Of New York. he thought
the Secretary Of the Treasury
should be permitted to use his dis
cretiOu-
After further discussion, Piumb's
resolution was agreed 10.
The Vice-Presideut announced
having signed the river srS harbor
iii
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.n.n,rr nnirer shni.

DENvER, Sept. 80. l.. Barnes,
a butcher. living near Thirteenth
Street and Broadway, while in'ONi-
Gated, assaulted his wife, accusing
her Of infidsliiy AMI pulling r.
volver Threatened TO shoot her. The
woman cried for help. aud Charles
Wanless, n mounted policeman,
raising at the time, uis1ouuted
and entered the house. Just rs he
steppst! inside tire door Barnes fired
at him. the aall passing through his
breast, killing Ign almost Instantly.
While falling wanlsss iire'l al
Barnes, the ball passing through
the abdomen AMI producing a
wound from which he cannot recov-
eF. Waniess has relatives living In
salt Lake Ciiy.
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RoehenIIer-- LiseraIiiy.

CHICAGO, sept. ls.-JOhn ID.
Rockefeller, the Standard Oil mag
nate, who has already given the
new University Of Chicago $500, 600,
D.. ny conveyed 10 the trustees n
pledge for = million dollars more,
500, 900 for n u0n-professiunal gradu-
ate institution and fellowship, $780,
900 for a theological Institution and
divinity school, and $1,000 for the
construction Of n divinity tuilding.
Except the last amIuui, the priu-
cipal i to remain intact. and the
income alone expended. The new
university will bcgin its career with
endowments amounting 10 81 3d.
900.
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nrfNIoNs ID Id rREss.
Haneie.ul, and reI,ettI pead.

NEW YORK, Sept. is. - Dion
Boucicault, the playwright and act
or, died tonight afler lingering i'll
ness. He had caught a cold, which
developed into pneumonia.
NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-Beniamin
franklin Peixotti died this morning,
after n long illness, Of consumption.
He was born in this city in 1884.
Early in life he went 20 Cleveland,
Ohio, and studied law in the Office
Of Stephen a. Douglas. He n
moved In 1861 TO san Francisco. In
1870 President Grant appointed him
consul at Bucharest. He returned
in 1873, aud in 1871 was appointed
consul at Lyons, and remained
there until 1855. Peixotti was spc-
cially a man Of mark among his CO.
religionists Of the Jewish faith, 20
whose welfare in all directions much
OF his life and energy we're de-
voted.
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me Inr.rn NtsterY.

CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-Dr. 4. G..
Larsen, Of Salt Lake City, is still
without news Of his wife, whom he
sent from his home to San Francisco
10 sell some property for him. He
said last night that he hoped 70 hear
from her soon, and that lac had no
fear Of her having taken the money
anu absconded with another man.
DIR. Larsen il now in n most disa-
greeable plight, being almost en-
tirely without money. he said last
night: ssSince she wired thst she
would meet me at the Riggs House
/ have not heard from her, but am
confident she will come II she Is
alive"
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TIE CALENDAR

was then taken up and the follow
ing bills among others passed. The
House bill 10 amend the articles OF
war relative 10 punishment on con-
victiOn by court martial; the Senate
bill 10 provide for the inspection Of
live cattle, hogs and careasses and
products thereof, which are subjects
Of interstate commerce.; the Senate
bill to revive the grade Of lieutenant
general in the army; the Senate bill
for the relief Of women enrolled rs
army nurses. allowing - n month
to women who have for six months
rendered actual service in any regi-
mental camp or general hospital,
aud who are unable 10 earn their
support, the pension 10 commence
from date Of filing application, after
the passage Of the bill.
The bill 10 establish a land court
went over until tomorrow, The
Senate then adjourned.
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s.,,h c.roIIa. RepabiIeAus

COLUMBIA, 5. C., SEPT. lS.-Ihe
republican STATE convention effect
ed an organization this evening by
the eeleciion Of George Murray
feolored) n chairman, Brayton be-
ing ignored. The latter's friends
have determined to put him IN the
field Is a candidate for COngress
against Milton In the only repuo-
lican district In the State This
win insure the election Of the demo
crat.
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Riot in Italy.

PARIS, Sept. Is.-A dispatch from
Rome announces the hurried de-
uarture Of the troops for CaTamanco,
a small town seventeez miles SOUTH
west Of Chilli, on the Adriatic, where
600 armeI peasants seized and pill
lacei the town hall, aud at the
same time destroyed all the records.
The cause Of the rioting Il said 10 he
against the imposition Of the greater
faxafinn
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Fret. Grants an Amnesty.

SAN SALVADOR, Sept ls.-Pres,,
dent Ezeta has granted gene.ai
amnesty 10 all political offenders sa'-
Tbis 4 the principal act under ms
i.,gaIized administration ana y
,sfen as a sign Of his disposition %
mite All tie divided Politscai in'e'
S 1T. n salvador In a sold BODY
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Tariff Conference Ne&terday--Ihe
Population OF Arizona.

WASHINGTON, Sept ls.-Speakel
Reed said last night that he thought
Congress would adjourn about DC
tober LIST. He was asked what meas
ures would be disposed Of in the
meantime. lie answered that he
could easier tell what ones should De
disposed Of. He had In mind the
election bill. The only measures THAI
would stand any show, aside from
the tariff ami election bills were
the shipping and Butterworth OPP
zion bills, The resolution relating
10 the redistricting middle In Ohio
will not be passed, owing 20 the fail
ure TO obtain q quorum Of repu6-
Iican members.
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.,,a,,n, r.mtI, F-ua.

VISCEsSEs, Ind, Sept ls.-At
Sandborn the Meur and Blevins
families engaged in a bloody not
this morning, in which two Of the
Meur family were hacked with an
axe. and Bufus Blevins shot and
instantly killed, while two OF his
brothers were dangerously injured.
The dot grew out OF q fan1ily feud
OF long Standing.
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The Fighters.

LONDON, Sept ls.-The Press As
ISOLATION says tonight that the meet
Ing Of Slavin aud McAuliffe will be
a purely formal affair for the pur-
rose Of making arrangements for
the coming fight. The Sportsman
says both men are in the finest
trim
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Alleged Train wreehrr- Indicted.

TROY, y. ", Sept. ls.-John
Reed, Thomas Cain and Arthur
Bue,t, who, Il was said, confessed
10 wreckiug the express train on the
New York Genital, We're indicted
by the grand jury, not for train
wrecking, but for interfering with
the switch a mile from the wreck.
IL understood that no evidence
was found against Kiernan and lie
was discharged.
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Explained

New YORK, Sept. iS.-The sensa-
tiOnal theft OF B50kmaker C. rolain's
money from the safe Of the Hotel
NeniOme was explained tonight,
when two bell boys were arrested
and nearly all the stolen money re
covered from their room- They AZ
fecte the robbery nj time when
the night clerk mOmentarily ab-
scented himself fun the Office.
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The pI,nr,Icr nt Li,hcn

PARIS, Sept. lS.-The rrInT Is
current here that serious figi.tiug
has occurred in Lisbon be-, xseu the
police and mOts intent uIOu creating
disorder, and that the government
has proclaimed a state Of 81, g. in the
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
rHt DAYS PROGRAMME IN rHE
SENATE.
Several Persons Killed and a Num-
her Injured BY a Cyclone
In Iowa
COLORADO REPUBLICAN, STATE
CONVENTION AT DENVER.
Great Liberaiity q Chielgoan--
"Dr.- Larsrn,s Missing WIFE,
Other Matters.
sy Telegraph 70 the NEWS.
UNLOCK THAT DOOR,
Another Scene In the House of
representative


WAsHISGToS, Sept. ls.-There
was n scene OF excitement on the
republican side Of the house this
afternoon. The Virginia election
case was unfinished business, bu,
the House itself engaged in the
technical proceedings OF trying TO
approve yesteriay's journal. The
democratic members were endeavOr-
ing in every way TO prevent cCn-
sideratioIi Of the election case. and
In pursuance Of this policy almost
all Of these lelt the hall TO break n
quorum on the question Of approx
ing the journal
q call was ordered, which brought
on a number OF democrats, and the
yea and nag vote was being taken
on a motion 10 dispense with further
proceedings under DE call, when
the democratic members again be-
gan 10 decamp.
Burrows called the attention Of
the Speaker to the fact and asked II
the members present could not be
obliged 20 remain. The Speaker re-
piled thai the rules were lntenueu
To SECURE THIS END.
He added that he did not see why
they were not observed. Accordingly
the assistant dOorkeePer directed
that all doors leading into the hall
be locked.
Hardly had this been done before
Representative kilgore TEX. pre-
s.nted himself at the door NJ the
Speakers left hand and sought to
20 out into the lobby. He found
the door locked and Che dcOskceper
In charge, Hayes, refused to unlock
ii.
"Unlock that door demanded
the stalwart Texan. The dOorkeeper
moved not, " hereupon kilgore gave
a sudden, vigorous kick and the
frail baiZe structure flew opcn and
Kilgure strobe out. He was FOL.
lowed In about the same fashion 10y
Representatives Grain Tex Cum
mings IN. y, York aud Coleman
(Ll.l, who i'm turn forced the dooi
open without opposition from the
dOorkeeper.
IL being impossible to retain {
quorum the House aiiourEej.
A republican caucus was an
uJunced TO take place Immediately
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rARIrF clNFEEENcE.

The cOnferees on the tariff bill
had a meeting this morning anu
made substantial progress. The
most important action was the ae-
ceptance by the House conierees Of
the Senate reciprocity amendment.
IL is understood the Senate In
creases OF duties on wines and spirits
vas abandoned by the Senate mem
bers Of the conference committee.
The committee hope 10 be able To
report Monday.
WANTED, \ REPUBLICAN, QUORUM.
WASHINGTON, Sept. is. At a
caucus OF the republican members
Of the House this afternoon u was
found that there are now in Wash
ingt0n i45 republican members, II
less than a quorum Consequently
there are now . republican ab-
sentees. The caucus resolved TO
make every effort 10 secure the at
tendance OF these members. IL was
stated that on these absentees' re-
turn 10 Washington the remaining
business Of the session can he closed
up in a few days, while a failure TO
secure the attendance Of n republi-
can quorum will tend to prOtract the
session indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
c..on-I suIeides.

CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-Colonel Duke
Baltic, formerly Of the regular army,
committed suicide tonight by Oper-
ing. an artery in the leg and permit
ting himself to bleed 10 DEATH He
had been In straitened circumstances
for some time.
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R,..rrnn. Ne Elected.

ToLEDO, o., Sept. Is.-The So
ciety % the Army Of the Cumber-
land today reelected General Rose
Grams president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
ARIzoSA,s CENSUS.

The population Of Tucson, Arizo-
na. Is 5O95, decrease OF 1921. The
total reputation Of Arizona Is SO, 69l ,
an increase Of 1881.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
The Acres OF Ground Wanted for a.
al the worIdx Fair.

The Acres OF Ground Wanted for "a
At the WorIdx Fair
CIucAeo, Sept. is,-P. H. Lam
nan, Of Salt Lake, Words Fair
commissioner from Utah, has APP
piled TO the committee on site for
ten ACES OF ground for the Utah
display. He says ali OF It will be
utilized, and no State or Territory
will make a more interesting or va
ried display.
The proposed main building is to
consist Of a mineral palace, con-
structed wholly Of Utah minerals
and Building materials. Inside OF
the central court, 100 feet square,
will he a series OF galleries. The
floor ofthe court will be a represent
alton Of several Of the Utah mount
aims, lakes, cities, towns, streams,
railroads and every thing produced
on proper scale.
The four wings will contain agri-
cultural Biineral, manufacturing
aud art exhibits. The walls Of the
building will be decorated with
paintings Of Utah scenery, birds
eye views Of cities and prominent
buildings. Models Of mills and
mines will be constructed, and a
prominent feature yin be an imita-
ton Of The interior Of the great On
tariO silver mine.
Free concerts and other entertain
ments will be given by various
musical organizations of Salt Lake
City, while the exhibition lasts.
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$500 Reward !

We WI pay the sisove reward tor any any
case "a I.ivs- Complaint. Dyspepsias eick
Head1rhe. IzsLIxcsiion. tonstil Asi 49,, =.
Costfveacss NC cannot ere via 49,
yr-..,I,ie i've. Pills. whca the dlre1fiQns
ar stricfiT complied WITH hey are pure
" V--efah'- and nrtrr fail % riFe sAlls-
u ION. ~u-ar taased large boxesi oon-
fsfainx C itils. 3 cen ;. Beware OF ooah
teI felts aad mutations he Eenainse
r..-,,f,r.-,-ea ON hr THE JOHN ..
WEsT fsDgPANY. CHICAGO. lii-
I'D by JoaS-oS. PRATT & Co, Drag-
r1rts. salt T.ake Cay.
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cnInraaa RennbIirnn-.

DESvER, Sept. ls.-The republic
can State convention reassembled
at O'Clock. The committee on
credentials not being ready 10 report,
an adjournment vas taken. Al ?
O'Clock the committee on credentials
made a report, which seated the
delegations in the contested cOun-
ties favoring ROutt for governor. In
Arapahoe County one faction was
given 81 delegates and the other s..
The Latter, who are the gang
smashers,o refused TO accept the
compromise, and remained out Of
the convention.
Committees on permanent organ
iLation. rules aud order Of business
and resolutions were appointed. The
convention then took q recess until
O'Clock.
On reassembling the report Of the
committee on rules was received,
after which the platform was pre-
sented and adopted. 1t endorses
the administration OF President
Harrison ~ wise and patriotic; also
endorsts Senator Henry ". Teller
and instructs the representatives in
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE
10 cast Their votes and use their in
fiuence TO secure his return u the
United States Senate; demands the
free and unlimited coinage Ofsilver;
demands that the Eight General
Assembly Of Colorado pass such
law rs shall reform the present fee
system and establish salaries for
State aud county officer; demands
legislation providing for che cover
ing into the State treasury OF all in-
tcrest Upon State funds and fixing
the salary for State treasurer de-
mands the passage Of just rail
road law by the next session OF the
legislature and the creation Of q
railroad commission, with the power
10 raise the rates Of carriage Of eth
er passenger or freight rates; de-
mands n revision Of the irrigation
laws; advocates the passage Of some
law for the protection Of all labor
ing men in the enjoyment Of every
substantial rigSt, and 10 secure 4
the employe and employer alike :
fair, certain and prOmp, adjust
ment " all differences that may
arise between them, and n revision
Of the State election laws.
the platform was adopted. Nom
nations foT congressman belng II
orler. Hosea Townsend, being thu
only nGInlnuc,w vas nominated unan
imously.
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THE GROUNDS

will be laid of in the highest art Of
landscape gardening and arranged
in such a manner a. 60 show the
system OF irrigation and It's superior
ity over all other systems OF farming.
All the agricultural and vegetable
products known 10 Utah, from silk
aud cotton to sugar and corn, viii be
cultivated
One Of the most unique features
will be a reproduction, about an
acre Ia size, Of Great Salt Lake.
Bathhouses will be provided, aud
visitors will be provided an oppor-
tunity 10 hattie in waters exactly
the same as Great salt Lak,.
From tO-iay's action Of the
National Worlds Fair Commission
-ns, amt nom canvass Of the CON-
mission. il can be stated that a
majority Of that body j. opposed 10 a
double site for the Worlds Fair.
and that on Saturday next a res0lu-
ion will be offered ami adopted, H.
Iuesting the Chicago directory 10
render Washington Park, or what Is
general Y known as South Park, as a
,ite. In case this is refused the conf
mission Will report 10 Washington
-hTt no adequate site has been
offered.
IBvre arc also indications Of a
change Of sentiment In regard to the
lireciOrgeneralship, and from indi'
cations tonight the local directory
will select one man as director
general, probably George r. Davis,
while il Is thought the national
commissioners will elect n man Of
their own, with the title Of commits
sioneT-general, and place him ia
charge Of all foreign and interstate
exhibits in connection with the
Fair. This viii. Of course, cur
tail the powers Of the director.yen-
rral.
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Youths and chldren's Clothing.

and. than ever saving Already for the
the extremely large stock We
m. selected trade uieye cater
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Ten Acres of GrOund FOR Her Dis.
play at Che Worlds
Fair. ~
mIED-REApEa TOMBSTONE ac-
comPLIsHEs ANOTHER FEAT.
The English Government and the
Arrest Of Irish Leaders
Yesterday.
DEATH OF DION 6oUcIcAUIT
DRAMATIC AUTHOR.
Massachusetts, Democratic COnven-
tiOH; The Mckinley Bill Loudly
Condemned.
UrAH's DISPLAY

Telegraph TO TIC Ssws.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE A,
ASIIN(rTON
KEw-YoRK. ONTARIO AM WESTERN RAIL.

train, foot OF Jay and 4-d st a. i'"o"s
90 t-4->L - IV4 sID~
Kan. saIdceCown, Port Jersis, MQnueelo. fs4sLlig
Liberty Hancock, Walton Dchl, EdmustOn, NUM4IA
Utica Rome, oneida. Detroit Chicago ara points VI
Jay-st, 421-st, 10 a.. NJ; lOI CaIolOcu
Hal Ls@c, Mohonk and MinnewasAa WMHhn N%iT5 ~
tons MIddlrtoWn, BlOomingburg, EIeHEIAe, MObHIAi1
dale FalIsburc. iiurcyYilc. Liberty, White Lake: If,
Jsy-st, p. IN. 42dsto - p M tof GaInpG.!i
Hat iaNss HohOnk and Mlnncw0ska WaukIi N9!Ir{ 9a-
lions Mddleown Dloomin gburg, Elcnvie, Port Jerts,
Monticello talsburg. Hurlcyve, LDerty. "hItc Lake.
EockaAd A.. T.. ,,tdaio,ov,
TllruNle TaIs5ur- Liberty Walton, NorWi,h oneida,
Osw,go Rochester. Niagara Falls. Detroit chicago ana
JSy.st 80 p m. 42ast a. p M SATURDAYS only
for (amnbeu Hall MddetOwn, EIlenyille. Port Jervb,
Fallsburs Liberty, White Lake, Rockland ,
( Duls. tnrOutn Other train- dtilF, eNgep suEoays.
Pullman ORA wing aud seepnecar berths reserved
~ c. ANDERSON q. p. A.. Ii Exchange Place, " Y.
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r EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CorslAaat ana
oeS0s ~, for Stating ton and Intermediate points.
n Tor geneva. syOns Elmira, lioohestcf, Buusio
and the principal local points. Chair car 70
lions and pullman car 10 Suspension fricee. -.
~ a, m Mauch Chunk and teIucdldte pointA.
II N Tor L. and is. Junction and intermediate points
Cher car ior Tunkhannock and intermediate points:
C,d, car 20 TunkhannOck. Connection TO Reading and
m for ElnIra and principal intermediate points
- 80 - "a Mike bdrre and Pullman sleeper 20 5uspen.
sion Bridge. - ,,.,ob Chunk and Intermediate points
out, 70 Mauch Chunk
N'ie m for Mauch CHUNK ana intermediate points,
corSnect an 10 Heading and Harrisburs ., 49,
NO1 n m for Lyons EInira fochestt r BAuAo
T.. 'Wsst Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and suspension
Bridge. m II a m n m and a 10
rams fof ali POINTS in Mahanoy and Hszlcton coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
., Mauch Chunk, HaZleton and intermediate
d. and il a. N. for shenandoah and intermediate
polnts. o.. u.,ch CHUNK and intermediate nonts
for Lyons. EIDira, Rochester. Buffalo
and DE Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
0hsse' General Eastern Oace 235 Broadway.
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financial.
Notice to Holders of
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

The Supreme Court of the state OF Nc"'torH
having decided that the Of the pro rata sh'o
TO he contributed nv stockholders under frele o.
the REORGANIZATION AErecmrn; had not be"h 'uN NV"
and determined by the Central Trust Sompahy "' 80
York the notice heretofore given IN resPs0' '"'''
hereby withdraw.
since the publication of such notice the amount re-
anrcd has been somewhat increased b' ADDITION -
interest the sums in, oiyed in the calculation "o
been II slightly greater extent reduced by tue "pp
cation. account of past due interest, oil eat""-.
realized by the receiver from the operation oil tue '
aud by order OF the paid TO the purenase"
TIE TRI - COMPANY HAS MADE AN ENAMl'
NATION OF THE WHOLE -IBJECT II AttOk.
DANCE WITH TIlE yfCWa ENpKE-sED IN Ths
COURT. AND Hts FINED AND DETERMINE
THE AMOUNT or TIE Pro RATA SHARE To Do
PAID BY sTOChHOIDERr OF TIE HOr>roN
AND TENAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
ORDER TO ENTVrLE THEM TO THEIR Pko
POWrIONNrE AMOUNT or THE ST0CN or Ihs
REORGANIZED COMPANY TO BE ~ 40 Phs
CENT or THE PAR VALUE OF THEIR ks.
sPECTlyE HOLDINGS OF SAID ENi,fiN"
CAPITAL STOCK.
Notice IL hereby given 10 thc holders Of -nid eA''
ing capital STOCK of the Houston and TeNa" 'en'r"
Railway Company thai they may, or before 'ep
TENDER /, 1890. provide aud pay 10 the uuder's.
the amounts puyabi under the 9th Article OF the
organization Agreement, dated December -" -
and that the il ~ 40 for each share oil t"e''
spectye holdings OF said existing capital STOCK
,nme must be paid before september ISL 49,
in order cntlc the holders of stock 10 the" pI'P
tionate amount of the stock OF the rcorean'heu ~
pauy under rnid 9th Article. The STOCK ee'''"'"
will be stamped " ih dale and amount OF payment
Da,ed Ne~-York july 10. ls9o
THE CENTRAL Trust %. OF NE"i0"~
TRUSTEE
fP. OLC3Tr Prc-iden
- Wall-st.. New-Nor6 C1v'