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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-07

THE CALL has the largest circulation
among families. Advertisers appreciate
this fact.
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There has been organized ut Atlanta Ga, the
first negro land company in the world, with
capital Of $4,000.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

THE CoMPANYS STEAMERS WILL 4s-a
sail AssEk52Z
FOR NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA,
SIS. CITY OF NEW YORK, Saturday. July 18th. at
~ O'Clock NJ, taking freight and passengers direct
for Mazatan. San Bias Manzanillo, Acapulco. Cham
pericO San Jose de Guatemala, La Libertad and
Panama, and via Acapulco for all lower Mexican
and Central American ports.
FOR HONG KONG VIA YOKOHAMA.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO. Tuesday July 8, 3 Pm
CHINA...............Th Thursday, July 3lst, at 2.
CITY OF PEKING Saturday, August I'D, at ) 2. "
Round trip tickets to Yokohama and return as
reduced rates.
For freight or passage apply at the Office. corner
First and Brannan streets
W, X. A. JOHNSON, Acting Genl Agent.
delbtf GEORGE Il. RICE, Trafic Manager
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COMPaGNIe GENERaLE

TR A A l. Il q Il.
French Line to Eavre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH xo~n
" River foot of Morton st. Travellers by <cESR
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort OF crossing the Channel in small
boat.
La BRETAGNE, De Jousseiin .............
.............:.. Saturday, July 18th, l:30 p NJ
...................S Saturday. July 18th, at NJ.
LA NORMANDIE, De Kersab bee. ...............,,
................ Saturday, July 26th, IL 80 A.
LA BOURGOGNE, Frangeul. Observation-Disclosures.
Saturday, August I'd, at $3.50 A. NJ.
LA BRETAGNE. De Juusseiin. ...................
................. Saturday, August g. at u 100 NJ.
Hs- For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green New York.
y. T. FUGAzI q Co., Agents, Montgomery ave-,
San Francisco. mr20 II
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ANCHOR LINE.

Atlantic Express Service.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
SATURDAY, July %. Aug %, Sept 90, Oct. 1S.
Saloon, $50 to 500, SecOnd-class $50 and S35.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every Saturday from New York to
GLASGOW and ONOONOERRY.
Cabin passage to Glasgow Londonderry,
$50 and $50. Second-class. $50.
Stecrage passage either Service, SO.
Saloon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates.
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit, and Drafts
for any Amount issued at lowest current rates.
For Books of Tours ickets or further Information
Apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York,
or GEORGE w. FLETCHER, 6l3 Market ST. or T.
ID. MCKAY, 30 Montgomery ST.; or }. +. FUGAZZI
4 CO.. Montgomery ave-, San Francisco, GEO.
Is. SEAMAN, 1918 broadway Oakland. mr24 emo
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HOUSE DRAPERY.

coRINcAs cuRTANINcs wide yard loo
EXAMINE CuRTAiNNCS,
CREME
IRISH POINT CURTAINS,
NOVELTY CANVAS FRINCED -.-e
TABLECoVERs, I1a
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FIRE RISKS. PREMIUMS
ATENTENT
....oF THE.
CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS
-. OF THE.
LONDON & LANCASHIRE

OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, ON THE 3IST
" day OF December A. d. 1882 and for the year
ending on that day as made to the Insurance Com
missioner OF the state Of California ursuant to the
provisions Of Sections SIC and GIL OF the Political
ode, condensed per blank furnished b. the Com
missioner.
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privilege stepping into house and taking pick
hundreds pretty ones for the almost nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

State issues were entirely neglected. or city
bank stocks Fourth National sold I'o) at 49, anu
Ninlh National U;l at i6o:, wos ou,ct and
usiallv easier in sympathy with the snare i'I
Philadelphia and Reading issues were a,Ia' Mud
IN connection with the riio upon '.e c 81: ~ t,,c
seconds 10 AZ H. and the thirds 10 ~ all lhaur
some rccovcrcs OH the final iSurcS Sia"tic
and Ohio colsol Is declined TO y: ,-s d.;
and Pacific incomes rose from 4 - to 10; hi3
a 1nn Western iirsts were of to II l." but
ci"snd At 72i.o Reference is made to our full
report of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Tho Ncw-York Snb-TrcaSury to-day rcoccmcu
S2u3 go IL per cent bonds and issued 49,
GO0 new lcgnl-tcndcr notes lii payincnt LOT SInri
buon. making tie total issue So i.'"u, "nm
checked for S,j2,7ol prcpaymentS oil ii'r''S' y"
The Treasury at Washington purchased ~ wv
ounces of iinc silver II 81 1850 T." Sllo.o: INC
lowest figures of any purchases sncc A"S"So 90
when the range WAS ) IL to 81 /" -.
The maximum of the money manipna'ion Il .
the stock Exchange WAS reached tony. ~
business generally was done at from i-rai,. rr,
cent commissions for three days ana interest .,l
las; business was done AT P'i c'"' WV" "
final oiicrnas at that rate. ,.,. nc
The clearing House statement today was as
follows. Exchanges, 81 1,j6G,4O'; bal!hc's'
The hTrcasr,ry today was debtor t." me
Clearing .lour $2.1?'.i3o. The business 81 ',.c
SnhTmasury for the week cndFl t"-ilien. III,
cIude. rprcivts Of ST. ,50G.d13 aud payments :"
sci so-0. leaving the ecnrrai h.la:'" a. -
los G42 against $lN lso.oie September -, :, sHom
ing an ap,nrrnt loss of S3,6sl 400; bn', t W.,
drctinr from the payments S'.'4 .o"" an" ,'o i
,lc rcrcip,> $40 600 for items which a'i"'' OILY
IT,. account with the General Treasury. us "'s ~
affecting the banks is %!,"' 80. IN" .i.is IT,
r,,au,d bor,I, and $500. 900 new notes for slFN.
bullion and the receipt Of S2.2.t 80" Tor en-
change; ~ other Hnh-Irrasur"s i"-daN ; "l",.
mons covered: Rrccipts S"."lh.l"- plyIh"h's.
- with br = :.
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,oo,, s;rc,. certificate OF stock has been taken
' w'tN a s sro"g boxes amI pat on t. naTer
phiIaepha and Iea,ing being dull was atsprs
atey rade down t, ,,a 40 d,ya.G SlS lending
oa sold of to II H. but why the psnang
the regular cent dTd .% 10 nav It it, mas is
been earned and the cash IS on hHd exppinnaton
of the fact Probably better expanahh w" ,oa
Be that outsiders had too mush w ana ass EXPLAIN
t ti' Otherwise unexplained delay in c3mplctlhs
the reorganization The market generally In ME-
adverse ocn conditions 9evelops' le% aJyances
strength and closed firm with inh'efiai u"
from the lowest prices OF the day.
TIE BOND MARKETS.
There was no business done in doveInmens
bonds at the Stool, Exchange, and the quotations
,,oro ctnodv as follows:
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PLAN.
Nc,U Securities.
lsT MORTGAGE PER CENT.
so. YEAR GOLD BONDS.

ISSUE LIMITED TO. 00eoO
PREFERRED STOCk...................... 4.50o,Uoo
COMMON STOCK........................... 100000
Tho Norfolk and eWesteru Railroad Company has
become o party to the plan and Agreement Of ReoP.
ganxation, and has agreed consolidate with the
company and issue lis preferred stock aud comuou
stock In exchange for the prcrrred and common stock
ofihc company and to guarantee the First Mort.
gage Bonds of the company at the option Il
Purchnsing Committee TO issue its own per
First Mortgage Bonds OF like issue secured by nrss
mort saeo upon the railroad and property purchased
The 100000 900 OF New First Mortgage Boads Will b.
applied fellows:
For outstanding First Mortgage Bonds.
Nos. to 227O 50 2234oo
For taking up Car Trust Securities. pay.
mcnt OF Receivers debt ind certificates
and unsettled right Of way claims; for settle-
ment with holders OF detached First Mort
gage coupons and q other claims against
the property for costs and expenses u
foreclosure and reorganization; for the con.
stuction " short branches and double
tracking, and Tor L-ttrrincnt, AID add.
tiona equipment and other cash require.
mcnts $4,000
FOR the extension o. "a" railroad to
poin, ut or near the Potomac River opposit4
Washington. D. C. for building such eNt"n.
sion into Washington and tho a"qusi'on OF
terminal, the District OF Columbia 2.510,0o0
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SALT Lake CITY.
ONE OF THE GREAT FIVE.
Men York. CHICAGO, Denver. Salt Lake City and
San Francisco.

MIDWAY between Denver and San Francisco 10
n,l-s from rith-r Destined To beoeess one OF tue
great commercial centers
Famous Summer and Mountain nealth Resort
Altitude over l.W feet. yet famed by brecrcs
from great inland sal; Sea Finest san Water
Hnntirs and Bathing. ~ uO ia hers 10 Great SAl'
Ak" last year Present s~Ason Opened ii ~ ''nod
Hotels. Fishing. Hunting and Camping Dress Ia.
raie and Military Band Concerts daily at FoH
Douglass
Almighty Inflow Of the Best American Blood
In recent Years has doubled the population. nov
9UUdeveoped resources built lp strong churches.
all denominations, fostrred public schools created
charming social conditions. A dr,ishtfui home city.
business oDI,ortu nitics
are large In Real Estate. Investments Sand 70 rcr
cent Nortssges, Iron, Coal and silver Mining Wool
MIL. tilass works. Paper Niils Chemical Works.
Mineral Paint, NatnralGas Ul. fnt,cries. Slate. A.
phaltum Stone QuArres. Boot and shoe Factories,
sir Manufacturing Enfrvrrsrs and Ii"< tuy TIE
s'-~s f"uibinr p',1sYr' nth in'~r'ication -. me
grin'sf busInSss opportunities aud 1id 10 Sif lte
tt,gfhp summer Illustrated Pdmytlrfs SpScig I,ur-
t Rates and spctrc Information d<siTrsI. D,iGfiirs'
Address RIAL EsrArv EXCHANGE Salt Lab. CITY. r,sh.
hSod 8 and 1901 US 10 sea rs to y.
MIDLAND INVESTMENT CO. Salt Lake City .Utas
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financial.
CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R. co.
Land Bonds.
OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL. PACIFIC Il. n. CO.,

CENTRAL PACIFIC u. n. CO.,
sam FrnnciscO chi, sept. 4, 1900.
This ompnny has made nrrnn 2rncnis TO extend its
lnni ponds Oct 1890. thar the primo ipni
s,niI bee ynblr In ten from that
dntr with interest meanwhile payable ml.aunnaliy
ApriI ri md October LIST 1T per cent. per annum
Principal aud Interest In gold coin OF the United
STATES
The right Of bondoldcrs avail Themselves Of such
Ina reserved 10 such holders prior
tho 96th dny September. 1900. shall deposit their
bonds for TINT purpose with Mrssr-. >pcycr e. Co.
New. York G. with Mcssrs Speycr Brothers, l.Oih.
bury. London. England
The extended bonds will be sfnmpcd TO show tho
Tension and new coupon sheets will be repre-.
seniins iutnrc interest The extrnslon will be unde
without cLRrG o. 10 bondhodcra.
Comics Of the extension Increment be obtnined at
the company's ONCE aud at the ofces Of the bankers
above named.
CT. HUNTINGTON.
Vice. President
PARTIES DEPOSITING THEIR BONDS WITH Us
on OR BEFORE TIE 28TII INST. WILL RECEIVE
A BONUS OF SO or EACH BOND OF 81 900.
SPEYER & CO.,
MILLS BUILDING.
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Flnancial.
OFFICE OF
the AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.

AZ BROADWAY, NEw.YOIK. Sept D. lSSo'
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE PREFERRED AND
COMMON STOCK OF THE AMERICAN
COTTON OIL COMPANY:
Notice s hereby given that the books OF the Amefp
Cotton on COMPANY for the transfer OF tho Common aa
preferred Stock Will be closed on SATURDAY oep'' ''
eoo at 10 o'clock noon for purpose Of Offering TO the
NJ record ON that date the right TO subscribe,
70 rata to the g. 900 TenYear Per Cent Dcoe'ur.
Il ,nds Of the company. The books will remain e''ea
until Saturday Sept 20 1890, when they VIII be opehco
for transfer.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
u y MUNRO E. URQUHART.
SECONDARY VicePresident
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SILVER.

,ulison certificates. .1l5 Hoe rs ll"h@ 30
CLOSING; Prices OF poS1ON SrOtkS.
Unstoa sept. L. 1900.
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financial.
REORGANIZATIO
The Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company.

With the AID approval Of the existing committees
First Mortgage Bondhoder, and General Mortgage Bond
holders Of Shenandoah Valley RAILROAD Company and u
request OF the holders Of majority Of the First Mort,
gage Bonds and General Mortgage Bends u the Cent.
Trust Companys Certificates Of Deposit Of such Bonda >
undersigned consented to act Committee -
agreement lodged with the Mercantile Trust Company
NewYork to reorgarize the Shenandoah Valley IaIssl
Company on the following basis. namely:
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u. q Fiji. Nh. .xuert accountant Of the Central
ryust COMPANY has, at request. brought Gown ms
sminations and report Of last year 70 june oV o. g.,
he ccr.iaes that the foregoing financial Statement,
accordance with the books anu WIN WIZ
dercd BY the corporations ..,od,o.
The legality Of the debenture bonds ana 'nc p0 -,
q, tho company have been approved by our couLsel
Br,stow, Peet & 0pdyke. and Mes'''' o'N'' N
Montgomery $3.50 .r,..a On hacomc
The following named gentlemen have agreed Z" o0'o"'
Directors after allotment Of the bonds' nanacy, ,
EDWARD ID. ADAMS, -,.
N. X. FAIRBANK. =
Hon. GARRETT A. HOBART ~
JOHN II. INMAN. vi,
EMANUEL. LEHMAN. xo-,.
GEORGE AUSTIN MORRISON r,
X. +. WILSON,
In order to secure the advantages OF an
ma rk e. n simultaneous Issue IL maze oy tue nso
American Drbenture Corporation LINZ" ..,..a.m
and by Messrs. II. Oyens d Zonen' IN ""''o'"'
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED IN NEW.
work NY MEssRS wINSLOw. LAN1ER CO., ~
NAsSAC.ST, AND MESSRS. j. kENNEDi' 10O
CO., As wAL1sT.
To Holders Of outstanding CENTRAL TkCSF Con.
PANY Cerriacates Of Deposit. Issued Under tnS
Agreement of Reorganization OF the A"I"'o"'
COTTON OIL TRrST,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED; 80 ,o,,
Flrst-rhat the AMERICAN COTTON OIL Coa'
PANY has offered TO It's Stockholders OF reeofu, az w,
closing OF the books on September 49, ioo" ~
noon the privilege OF subscribing Pro I"s' y. Wv :.
vcar Der cent Dcbcnre Bonds OF the IoW'h!' d.
mar pavable in instalmcnts follows: 20 per cent on
September 90 1890 80 per cent on octooer l' o'o o0
nor cent on November H. 1890 and 70 per cent on De-
cember o. 1890 - ,,. >.
seconc-You arc reminded that you have fail"d 70
present your CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY 'cruh'a''
OF Deposit for exchange To avail OF snch pr'ieec -
necessary that YOU surrender your CENTRAL TRCSI
COMPANY'S Certificates Deposit and receive In eN'
70 therefor Preferred and Common Stock 70 "hch
you ar. entitled under tho reorganization Agreement
Third.-Cn,~s such exchange be made by you Dciore
tho IAN inst YOU Will forfeit the privilege Of such sub
scription.
Dated september g. 1890
TIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY.
BY F. p. OLCOTT.
President
AMERICAN COTTON OIL trust
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
By +. T.. OLCOTT,
Chairman
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financial.
IA ndffn q

s t,n,r N, roi,,m. or fneres charge ,chtb addtn
or,a~ 10 he scuritv the property ana gpIna os'"''
Of sdii.f factory rssulfs tho conduct OF INC ou''"e'
r. ncn.,u,o Hands ar. issued to fund such tempo
rory loans and to provide fAed working other re-
The proceeds OF the debcnturcs Win Inc n' To- the
sources Of the company AFFORD adequate provs'oa md q ia
future requirements Of an nerash9 tI wni become
ovaable FOR th. retirement OF the Debenpurce.
Ae'pee""'' Il. URQUHART,
First Vice.president
r. r. MUNRO.
Secretary and Auditor.
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1C)93o
PAID By STRONGEST COMPANY IN S.

Tho cnoraors amour, ~ funds invested oy the ci,ens
Of etrJr>'> ma. 81 oy me abhurHaS
I.r, lro.t> terc'r"n l-Iv,> 1"n Tor istrfn
cnpll "p'r, opportunities IN Peal ,@t-tt ana n"u-
~ ,,> ,.trrr,s whch Will, at, iurly -a!c. ~ ID m
cnc. iai,inc from r.t''u t. hfy pr c"ut sLhla.Fy
Iu,. I-r.r T. constantly ur Al AI:e III \iiue a- t
c,ul, o. ~ output Il wa, III ue1uaAd in n" history OF
u,e void. - . ,..,
en-, y " ,lrg'y tucuttt without risk. ~ shifting
On. nr,nris q lo,ii;l U',rng wder opportunities.
4 ria, 10 Helena wiH demonstrate the truth Of this
statement ami conr-rt tit most incr, daiOus.
For till information add-e-<
I. g. PHELPS, Scc'y Cmizens' Committee.
Helena. Montana.
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sual fJ-h ~
rp.s-f.. tiii-

A,.aai Ca'h ~
".r o ,| s,a sl4 oa5 7oa ncc -! liG
r'r T.. IN ham, 4'.,: -. ~ Inc 10 "'i
&C., az, :. = -, ~ l,er. $50 90
The foreign exchanges w"r" dull f"r '"-ih"tr"w
>tcanIcr> and tie market Wa, lr''Si.i ar hh' 'r
to quote. The sGpplr Of r"m'n'r - na> - =" 70
md incrraslns. hui tie sirih!rLrY ~ money r.
;,rd. business, We re- i.r quotations fer hi'!ii.
= follows: Binkrre' hills : =" -" ani - =
tor lon and sioii >ic.line frHE' '''rN i''' :.
9; D. and 81 l.. and guidciS ia =" - anu
- -.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consols were hishcr and
firm a, 81 "iG and o. 81. rcsTcmSciy Ior H" ne
l..ninn on balance In III" open in"r""' l','h
rulcd at - I"r r"nt for discounts aH" -.
rcr cen, for IVA a,cr> Br silver 1r"nrd :" ,"H
icr ouurn Irl.,i>h standard. American r'I"hN
'.crc IRREGULAR al figure. grnTfIIy better mn
corclrrrnt ron" qU"i it,o:N. ana closed VIII
..nirrial recov"r."s fToh -" lowest prir"S \,
Pms French . pr cents r"sr I" ana closer =,
.6.:5 and si.i.' ",".Ii.'-" "h I"h''" WIS ~
- oI2o iralr~ :" i!r
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
nrrrln. Io,u:.,Ir 40 r:rt'nrE"
i-~- i-,r. 1870
>% W.. Sri. q - I.3- .ae:; will g.. =.
CHESAPEAKE. A%o OHIO
x, Err, 9. " i.:":s : ~ a
'''' cm.cAro AND EAST rLLINois.
>uinacr Of nj" .,,,'eo s.. 80 .7o"iiI
cI:JCA,.b A.,D vi I!.,:% MI' HOGAN.
>; az; w.. Ct =" "' ~ ' .@,. - .:@":o - %
'' D.Y!.oir. LANsI>" A*D NohrnlnN.
>:'';' { & =: Z. :s n 70 ss +; +;
iu.IJ.rI, SOUTH SnuK.. AND ATLANTIC.
$:"'I' :; O. . ':, q. e. ::;; ,.i ;tt;:
EVANSVILLE AHp r!REi. ma FL.
S%%'' I +; !: q: :;!j$ & &: s:!; +;
LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE A*D 81. LOUIS.
4, IT. w., r. -, :" FIRE.: :9.:. g: s'!.a i:
' l"rIsvIrIE ASP NASHVILLE
N;s,:, ''; q :. e, 3.@; =! .? 81: =:
NLw.Yol:K. Ontario AHD wt,TERN
=, e; -. !, S.D t''a1;, s,:;% e &;
rEoEIA DECATUR ASn EVANSVILLE.
.:"';' me- . ,.5 .': g :I::::
RIO "KANnA wlsTI:HN. ,,o 20,
S"' +. = e, ELS s ~ 8: s s;S , 49,;
i'' w.; -; 3 'asa s?s x. 50: s sa & &
WISCONSIN c!;XTEAL s,s 81
T., -, !, 49,, ~, ,,.d g., - siOr ~ fiiO -.
I,, ., S,.- go wv go III 33o3 Oi.
NEW. YOl:K tE.,TKAI. AND III pSpN RIVER
u.,,, ~ ,u,u.t sJ"1J,, 500 !..i std,b ~.
,.I l., AuT IF - ,:G 81 20 1873. ~ 20 @5G -.
IMPORTS OF DI:YLiObDS
IT,, tho week l.,.'. l-"J. 1890.
:, n a, H.. tcit ..,., s2lrJGS9 ol.1,: 10.
ilovu on tn" iurtIet. JDl1.N-I .2t'o't l,3iS l6'
: s ,' .: 3; ! s: 3: e 80 15 ssa 80
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PREFERRED STOCK OF THE NOR.
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CON.


NV .NVKh, N'rI ." NV
va approve NJ the Pan Ard Asr'"Uelt GIt Az ..
500 appointing Iol.> F.t."rs.d 'rc0Tc" L. Wool 'sS
Y-.,k - ,.l, -, Par ASH. cor Gl,t'". and F''"r'
mend th, adoption Of SID PIn aHt A. ''i, .. 4''
b.dsrs Of Frs, Nor.gagr art General N'ttIa:' Eo'a'
and hold r Of C"r,N'i'~ ot i'I-'>it a. ''h ''"">
80. "A ~, ,h ., C.u;r Trust NoIpinH Il N'"f'-H 'df
"a, ,yr4.u.n,, appointing existing Committees re-
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incorporated under the laws Of tn" State OF NcwJer'ey
Part of an Authorized Issue of So, 900, 600
COTTON BONDS or 81 900 EACH.
WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION OF
TIE PRINCIPAL.
PRINCIPAL DUE nov. l. 1900.
INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY
AT EIGHT PER CENT PER ANNCaI,
FROM nov. 1. 1890.
Roth Prlmcipn md Interest PAYABLE In gold con Of the
ed Of OF the present stnndn rd free
from all United >,ntcs. >t"se. and Municipal taxes
TINT nny be required by law to he deducted BY tho
Company from snid principal mud Interest," the Com.
pany assuming 10 pny tic sumo
IN" ,rr;ns Of th"'" Dch"nture Bond provide
That no Moitser' lien can b" created placed on the
pr, pttv Company without III" approval OF tho
holders OF so per In OF the bonds then out
star ding.
That Drt cn.urc Bonds MAJ b. redeemed a. 10 per
ard Interest upon riAtv day- notice
TIA, their principal shall nstur" In Of default
ir 'rt'; rj"n thu r"Qu,": Of majority In amount OF
bends {, i..lr.iLe.
Ani that s'o,Yholdcrf tromptd from any per.
ah.ri'- by u, N" Bond,
IA" undersigned Authorized by the Company 10
Bones 'r sale for to par,
pay abic IN in,talu"nn ~ follow.
20 per cent. on Sept. ~. 1890.
80 per cent on Oct. Is, 1890.
30 per cent. on Nov. Is. 1900.
20 per Dec. -. 800.
100 per cent
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, 1890-12-06

Working at the Rapid Transit Problem.
Among the prominent systems which
involve the ~perfecting of modes Of tray.
cling by electricity is the portelectric
The ~exploiters of this system have been
steadily carrying on operations for
some time at their experimental station
in Dorchester. Professor Dolbear, the
electrician of the P~ortelectric company,
says that, although theoretically the
car can travel on the track at the rate
of two miles a minute, the difficulties
of the existing conditions prevent the
requirement Of such a speed At "A re-
cent test to which members Of the cleo.
trical press were invited the force OF
these difficulties was made manifest.
\ serious hindrance has been the nd.
Lpting Of the ear to the compound
curve, made OF a grade and a curve of
short radius, md .on the day of the
test, besides the u~nfavorable conditions
OF track and bearings, defective insula.
ton, coils of too low n resistance and
excessive humidity had to be contended
with. In spite of these, however, a
speed of sixry miles an hour was Oh.
tahned, and in all probability these
drawbacks will all disappear in actual
work. The portelectrie gives excellent
promise of displacing the pneumatic
system, especially for long distance
work, and when the technical diff.
culties referred TO have been overcome
there can be little doubt OF the com,
mercial success of the system.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
, 1890-12-06

LONDON, Dec when. persuaut to
adjournment, the meeting of the Nation.
alist party to consider the question OF Par
nell's leadership reassembled at Dol there
wa a full representation of the party
present, When the meeting opened the
committee appointed to wait on Gladstone
had not returned from their mission aud
an adjournment was taken until 4 O'Clock
pending their ARRIVAL.
When the members reassemble1 a rcs0
luton was adopted employing four dele
gates 20 negotiate with Gladstone in con
nection with The questions relative to the
constabulary and agrarian difficulty. IL IS
understood that Gladstone suggested this
course with a view OF placing the neGotl
atoms which may follow the conference
which took place today between himself
and the IRISH delegates on an authorized
footing The meeting then adjourned
until 9 o'clo1k tonight.
The Nationalist adjourned until tomor-
row, having abandoned their intention Of
meeting this evening.