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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Not Able to Locate Him.

Mr.. r.. A. Brock, secretary Of OF the he. Vs- re-
o;nia Historical Society, to whom v was TO-
s,na ssnIred Tie tie letter from Mrs. l.. A. Dawson.
Atlantic. Iowa, addressed to ex-Goveino1a a,a1a
lee and making inquiries about tne es'aro 10
in Virginia Of one John stout, q paa'' ears lars
posed to have existed ABOUT nm. .na aIieeed
ago. has not been able TO ioca'o 'no "''07
.,tvafieal pprSoQnQ9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Meeting ofGeorg. y. Picket, c.mp.

A well-attended meeting ~ George r.
Pickett Camp OF Confidence Veterans
was held last night at Smiths Hall, with
Commander Jennings in the chair. After
the transaction OF the regular routine bust
ness which came before the meeting Cap
tain Sullivan gave ,he comrades an inter-
esting sketch Of his trip 90 Lexington on
the occasion of the unYeiling Of Jackson's
statue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
TIE SITUATION DESPERATE.

PEORIA, ILL., August 2l.-There is no
practical change In the situation to-day.
Owing TO an error in telegtgphing the men
who were 10 take the strikers places lid
not como to-day, but Will arrive to-nigh.
or tomorrow. The strikers have been
driven from the yards of the Peoria and
Pekin Union road by deputy sherlffs. and
are all drawn up in long line along the
Cincinnati, burlington and Quincy tracks.
Sentinels are placed at each entrance 20
the yards 10 notify tho strikers when the
new men arrive. The strikers say they
will shoot the first man who attempts 10
couple q car The Toledo. Peoria and
Western made up through freight at
Hilton this morning and sent It through the
yards. It was not molested, as tho train
was not made up here. The situation -
growing desperate for the businessmen Of
Peoria, and some decided action IS de-
manded. The railroad officials say the cars
will be moved tomorrow if the new men
and the Pinkerton men arrive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Another Arrest by oncer Hall.

Officer John 4. Hall returned 70 this city
last night from Roanoke. having in Gus
tody John Atkins. white man, charged
with breaking into the Office of the Old
Dominion Iron and Nail. Works and steal
ing alot of brass. 1heaccused was locked
up in the First police.stati0n. Ho re-
fused TO taiA concerning MS case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Mr. woodman Died of Hesrt-Disease.

CHICAGO. August 21.-The coroner's jury
to investigate the cause of death of Clark
Woodman, the linseed-oil magnate of
Omaha. Neb.. who was found dead in his
room at the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday.
has rendered q verdict that death was due
TO heart- -dlscase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
AN ALLEGED MURDERER REsPlTED.
Another Fellow Coniesses the Crime for
Which He suffers.
[By Telegraph to tho plspatch.l ]

TDJ IVIUKINPH 70 VHv DIsF6VVH'I
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. August 2l.-Governor
Francis has granted six-weeks' respite TO
Harbln, the murderer, who was to be
hanged at Poplar Bluffs to-day. The
ground on which the respite was granted
Is that q convict in the penitentiary has
confessed to the murder for which Harbln
was-sentenced to be HANGED.
The cases of John B. Orrick. Charle
Seaton, aud Thomas A. williamson. who
were to be hanged at different points in
Missouri to-day, have been appealed to the
Supreme Court, which acts as a stay.
NJ. II. Huetz. another man who was con-
demned to be executed to-day. suicided
upon learning that he had been sentenced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
To Fortify the 1feuse.

t3y Apglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
BRussEts, BELaruM, August 2l.-On the
Premier's fervent appeal on the ground of
the necessity of defending the country's
majority, voted a credit of Sl5.OOO. COO to
fortify the Meuse, but censured General
Brialmont. the Minister Of War. for under
rating the cost of the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

DIR. Oppenhimer. president, OF the poafa ,oaas
~ Health. Yesterday ordered six csr-ioaas
of watermelons at the Richmond anu naa, "a
Vile depot TO be carried out OF ths ci.y, hs ho
he ascertsined that they wero unn' !" w
estsu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Death of Dir. Herman Bohling.

A cablegram was received here yesterday
announcing the death NJ AEhausen, Ger
maay. of Herman Boiling. who left Rich.
mond for Hanover on July stn TO visit nis
father and other relatives.
ihe deceased leaves wife and four sons
TO mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
A ecARcITY Or FISH.
sunday Services.

! The Rev. Lewis W. Burton, rector OF St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal church, re-
turned TO the city on yesterday. and will
officiate as usual in his church tomorrow,
holding service at II A. VI. and ?. NJ.
The Rev. Mr.. Moncure. OF Washington:
d. c., viii preach at Grace Episcopal
church on Sunday, both at Il A. Nj. and
a. y NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Tho French Fleet Handled BADLY.

by Anglc-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH. Enc, August 2l.-The
French fleet in taking position between
the two lines of British war-ships of Spit,
head this morning preparatory TO the naval
review man9uvred badly, and the vessels
were swung broadside on by the current.
The sea was very rough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Sarxinn.nfihn Tint.

The services at the Baptist Mission tent
last night were very largely attended and
DR.. Goodwin preached powerful sermon.
He will preach at the same place tonight
at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Reform In tho Washington Savy-Nard.
rRy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. August 21.-An order has
been issued for the reorganization of the
civil force of the Washington navy-yard IN
a manner similar to that recently ordered
in other navy-yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
''N7eeD VITA STEALING AMULE.

S'ht TO the Hustipgs Court ON
Such an Accusation.
,As,e' 'ss ,s Pohce Court yesterday morning
Dfoc,.lt.'s q 'antty Of offenders, and the
Ar p were spicy throughout.
tgD.ll.D nan beanng the extrayagsnt
Vth en- go, oi Charles Augustus. charged
l. ii. .a"tlhg the stable of Lewis Banks
l'Sli-tlms aud stealing fherefrom a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

,JuIgment Confessed.

Tn the City Circuit Court yesterday in
the case of Slater Il Myers against W. II.
Anthony Judgment was confessed for
~DGl. 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Did the Scientists Make This R,Ins
[special teIegram to the Dispatch.l

IopcclhI teIcsram 20 tno DispHtch.I
81. LOUIS, August Ala special from
Van Horn, Tex. says: A heavy rainfall
in this vicinity last evening, extending
from Broncho station to Sierra Blanca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
El Only Al.

Round-trip to Norfoi< or Newport
News by steamer Ariel tonight. See ad-
yertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
DANCE AT FoRssT-HiLL PARK.
aIanchesterians Trip to Inspiring Music
I'm the Noonlight-Personal Notes.

A delightful dance was given IN the
boat house at FOrest-Hill Park thursday
| night.
previous night. failed t. cast Its soft beans
over the clear waters Of tine pretty lake III
the picturesque valley OF the pafk' ou'
this did not allay the mirthful paruclpa,
tors and over twenty-five couples Rlided
TO inspiring music TIL the evening hours
had passed away.
PERSONALS AND DE1RFs.
Miss Lena LithgOw il visiting relatives
in Prince Edward county.
Miss Elise TAYLOR left Yesterday morning
on q visit to relatives IN Salisbury, \. G.
President Lyon G.. TYLER. OF William and
Mary College, at, Williamsburg, was IN the
clty Yesterday.
Mrs, W. l.. Simpson. of Norfolk. who has
been visiting her father. MIR. q. W. Cong
don. of Chesterfield, has returned home.
Mr.. b. L. Rudd and wife left this morn
ing for Clover Hill, IN Chesterfield, 10
visit friends. They viii be gone about
ten days.
Mrs. Blanch Drewrv and her daughter.
Miss Kate DrewrY. have returned home
after very pleasant visit TO trends III
King William county.
Mrs. Il. c. Broaddus, Mrs. julia Holland,
and her daughter Bessie left yesterday
| TO visit Mrs. l.. /. Elce. OF farMNllc' a
sister of the late Rev. DR.. Wintree.
The funeral Of little Carrie, the thirteen:
months-old daughter of Mr.. james A. and
Mrs. Leonora +. Moore, Will take place
this morning at 10 o'clock from tho resi-
dence of her parents, No. 2OS Eighth
street. a.,
Sir. Thomas Davis, of Chesterfield. form;
erly member of the Legislature. In an IN
terview with correspondent OF the Pe-
tersburg Inder-Appeai SAYS he is willing 10
serve another term If his people want him,
but he will not actively seek the nomina-
ton,
New South Council No. 8, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, Will have
nic-nic at Young's Pond, III Henrico coun-
Nv. on the 2sth instant.
William Henry Johnson an aged colored
man. who was sent from this city last May
70 the Central Luna.ic Asylum, at Peters
burg. died Wednesday at that institu-
ton. !,
s,Williame Barham was before the Mayors
Court Yesterday morning charged with
keeping a disorderly house at the corner
of Ninth and Stockton streets, and there
were several ladies present as witnesses
The defendant was given twenty-touI
hours in which to move out OF the neigh
borhood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

yusy. AND CLARKE INcARce-
FON-roix1He VA. PENlTeNTlARY.
Richmond In Company with a
f'''- ,,,her ycsicrday-Sccncs as
Tho, Entered the Gates

...r asci ly fou more indi-
iei t-., of whom will compare in
''.' .....e',ty with almost any OF the
-.f.va, vc1F thc stripes OF 'n'S III
8 rffrito are Fox Haley and
....f.r,hhcrs md burglars cap
{ Cfs ,....0e ol TINS CITY anc SEN
' a.. Prince Edward County
mmif'cd in farmyll!e.
.l.toa. accompanied ny ST
,... a-l OAiCcrs Eed'ord' W
'.' ~.t.n. 'hc Richmond .polce
-.a orlm.uals. brought the
...fvvc~ferday. and leaving
.yrninutcs after 10 O'Clock IN
; rH' .--,t,l here about 1:4O l.. M.
'~' -.ri CAN'T ~ PAIRS.
t.-.als-cvcd darky Of ga
vha hai been sentenced
> ,.,r, hy the same triounai.
.. te Ial,y and made the
-. Ir clarke. as The two were
.,r. Fovand Haley were
t+.-,tlor. uot only hy bonds
and personal regard. but
4..f ..ai'uA si'cr
. --.. 1871 g 80 the officers and
......naI- would reach this
t.ec arrvcs large crowd
.......i tlrm. but undor the
+l.r reetutou ~ the mon
.s "a. itc one President
.'..l $50 jersey CITY on ms
t-'r ,..''. .'' If the Second
v.-.. .n iaaI 20 coutem-
.ctivc work. but he
la- .ni 'l'.,'s''.''''.a>."4 80 ~ .io .i'o
'r" p''S0'' ''''
t..-'a'.''. ..,.. ,,,,r,.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

NEW YoRx. August 81: Arrived; rI.a< ~ - :
Tusr.s Slsnasrk, Nav Yoxk tOs hsaessA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

MALARIA cared and eraii ,ated from the sys-
tenn 10y BROWNS lROS BlTTENs. whicn enriches
the blood, tones ihe nerves, aids digestion. Acts
like a charm on persons In general I'll health,
giving new energy aud strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

The most eficacious stimulants 20 excite tho
appetite ara ANGosrUgA BITryRs, prepared by
DR.. j. q. u. Siegert ~ sons Beware OF counter
feits. Ask for tho genuine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
ITS CAPITAL STOCK REDUCED.
An Important Meeting of the virginia
Steel, Iron and Slate Company

An adjourned meeting OF the stock
holders and directors OF the Virginia steer,
Iron and Slate Company was held IN tne
reception-room Of the Exchange Hotel
Yesterday morning. About sixty Of those
interested were present, some from other
sections Of this State and one or TWO irJn
other States.
The main purpose OF the meeting was
TO receive the report Of the committee ap-
pointed two weeks ago to look into the
affairs Of the company. This body MADE d
report, which was unanimously adopted.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
The paper states that thorough exami-
nation of the company's affairs had been
made. and that everything was found IN
an entirely satisfactory condition. Inc
committed recommended that the com
panv continue to improve and develop us
propertv at Logan Point without delay.
The report suggested the appointment OF
committee OF two for the purpose OF
cOnferring with the promoters OF the en-
terprise and entering INTO any agreement
which would place them on an equal footing
with the stockholders. The report further
recommended that the capital stock be re-
duced from $4,000, 900 TO S5000OO. thereby
recurring the sto ckholder to pay only 45per
cent. instead OF 100.
The committee appointed by the Chair
man to confer with the promoters consist
cd Of Messrs. I. f. Taylor and Alexander
Cameron.
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Tho next work before the meeting was
the election of a president and manager.
whose salary il 5000 per annum. After
brief discussion. Captain J. W. Foster, OF
Loudoun county, was unanimously chosen
to fill the position. delegation was APP
pointed to condnct the new officer 10 the
room.
Mr.. Foster made very graceful speech
of acceptance and bespoke bright future
for the enterprise.
After discussion Of matters OF minor I'M
portance the following Board of Directors
was elected Mr Frank Gale. of Norfolk,
Colonel A. L. Phillips, II. W. Rountree;
W. J. Johnston, Alexander Cameron, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
oLLSS ~1CVFrs. &so%S

Frayed edges look bad, bat on nothing
do they look half AS bad az on collars
and cuifs. There might be some excuse
if linen happened to be dear. but it isn't.
On the contrary il was never cheaper.
There are two fine things about our col
lars and cufs-quality and price, and We
have got the price down fine enough to
suit anybody's financial circumstances.
What possible Justification can you have
for running short when We offer good
linen collars for Sl.50 per dozen 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

Iol'. pArnrrIc sronY.

~. ite oihcers who accompanied the
'. if3M Iarmyiilo TO this city said
b.. -. Pa conversation with DISPATCH
ila' Fox told him a very pathetic
, fnlng his life and seemed par
rss anxious that his father. who Is a
.r.,.- t,''l cifity years old. should not
rl. Ms reckless course. lie said has
.lro.., l.,i ten years ago and he was
s.f, sh ,he world - take care Of him
h. 49,. u"l Jared ysry badly. Fox. while
0t.Tl.''l'el his guilt. said that he had
nt.n Connected with the gang arrest
% d. e" months. He seemed inclined
Lilo, e4'ie freely about the case. but
'1 lasAed him up.
The sun., 1891-01-11
new YORK CENTRAL

Hudson River RAILROAD.
a,AMm 1, 0EMTRXI. EN- II .ac a'p sT~T1os.
Env.,k ~. n,d IoJSt H.~ Yo.k
Eo1'" "'o' o"o @<o S''' WV 'e"'
U,r r-,,
0sl0 A. M-PAST MAIL For Albany Utica syrap
cuss Rochester, Batavia, and buffalo.
al CHICAGO s;1s A. NJ ns1. DAY.
aO,sS0 n M-WEHTERN DAY EXPREBS-DAily o.
cspt sundayr
lS,60 II mn H-eOUfHWR6TERN vESTIBULE LIN
fTED-fSus Ginoinnsti 10 90 indis polls ! 10 A. n
The sun., 1891-01-11
3xilrsxd!.


EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
!: :: $: !: G.: G.:
ElVlI9SSlGNnV ~ Leave foot of Cortlandt or DeS
INT AHhMh CROSSES s. T. a e;2o. and II A. NJ l.
INGtNp "A $ 40 $50 $40 and 7 Pm
The picturesque route between Hsw
town. Potsviils Mauch Chunk, wIkss-
barrs Pit,stou. Scranton. Ithaca Geneva Wavery.
Watkins Glen EimirA Rochester Buffalo, Eiasara
Fails Toronto. Detroit
CHICAGO. ST LOUIS, and ALL POINTS WEST
Tickets and sleeping oar berbs can b" secured at the
General Eastern ONCE 1856 Broadway or ie0 East l23th
street
ERIE RAILWAY.-"Jhs PietuIssqss Route
II Of America" Through trains leave New York foot
earlier from West 2sd Il
PaFloI ca! New York 10 Buffalo slsspss HofuslhvtiIs
800 =. N-vestbuIed limited Bold trains for Chi
rago via ChsutAuoua Lake with dining to Chicago
seepsrs to Chicago Cleveland, and 81 Louis via tiu
cnnAtL No extra charge for quick time and superior
service.
HOl +. N Solid train to Chicago via Niagara FAilA
slsspsy TO Buffalo, Rochester Toronto and ttlcsfa
s3oP Via hautauguA Lake Ana NisgArA Fals
SOLID train 70 Chicago sIsspsrs to Buffalo. Chicago
". &. KISEARsoS. General Passenger Agsn.
The sun., 1891-01-11

SATURDAY. Jan lp.-FLouR AND NxAL-Ths market was
fme. So sSaso; supernns StSs4s:p; Nc 2 extra
strsishta s. eslHJ patsnla spring S0sa wiuter
SaS5. ~ (the same qualities In sacks sell below the
kys noas r. 4s.s9 "a 4 ;, Corn Co msts
Wine. Buekwheat nout . 100 na. sas ssato
Corros-tuturos opened At points advance closing
eIo.i6g prices III: bull. led shs m.rLe. II y;.y a.
In futures with comparatively active spot market
movsmsnt Win show e.s decided increase over .st
world was ignored OF, referred to- called forth no
other remark than t Will all bs wanted" Spot cot
a..lSo Tho following are the details Of the transac:
The sun., 1891-01-11
finanrial.
.finanrial.
The VIRGINIA DEBT settlement.

lnL vlnUINlh UEOl OE lIkINlINls
NOTICE
The Bondholders Committee has formulated a Plan
Of Settlement for the debt OF virginia and the same has
been unanimously approved and recommended by the
Advisory Board. consisting OF;
HON. GROVER CLEvELANR
HON. THOMAS r. DAYARD.
HON. EDWARD j. PHELPS.
MIR. GEO. n. COZ.
MI. GEORGE @. WILLIAMS.
Focs hereby given to parties in inters that copies
Of such proposed Plan Of Settlement be obtained
and after Monday. Dec. 20 1870 without cost At
.THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
nwai st, New York city.
BROWN sIIPLEY 4 CO.
founders' Court London. r c.. England,
THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT LoMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
Baltimore MARYLAND
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND
Richmond. Virginia
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT.
CHARLES ID. DICKEY. in.
WILLIAM L. BULL
HUGH n. GARDEN.
HENRY BUDGE
JOHN GILL.
Bondh holders' Committee.
O. B. ELLIS
Secretary OF Committee 81 Wall St
NEW YORK. Dec ~. 1880
NOTICE
IL hereby given that on and after Jan. 4.
1891. the Depositaries acting under tho
Agreement for the Settlement OF tho vir-
ginia Debt, dated May II. 1890, will not
receive aay further deposit OF Virginis
Bonds and Coupons except under special
contract with this Connittee.
ny order OF the Committsa.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT,
Chairman.
The sun., 1891-01-11
1iridenas atta NNterfst.

EDISON GENEHXfto EIkCrRIc co.,
EDISON SORHssSao MN SokS AZ 81 s. sfGAs Is: les g.
70 the stoctholdsrs OF tho kdison General Elsotrio
the hih quarterly dividend of psr cent on oil the
r. u q pv % h ana ssn ras 'Ssn @
been declared BY ths Board q Trustees due and pay
hodsIs Of record Dee 2a 1890 the Of dvdsnd
On hs above .ock hsd trust By The and
uon Of the action Of board Of trustees diisoivns
the trust BY the AZ their regular
Jan. 10, 1891.
Ths transfer books win b closed sssP u. On Dsa
~ 1890 and reopsned on Rsb q 1851
~ " 'A' ''A'' % i1Roua Secretary
The sun., 1891-01-11

Government bonds, steady at UNCHANGED
quotations, Railway bonds stronR. re lea
.,e Mobile and 4bs aS g. Eous snd
Kanss. CITY ists. Missouri Pacific. consols,
opisyills y. LOUIS aad Texas isis Low" Cen; Si
ts Hsl.. ''t .n1s s1n n:Hssn ssnt 5
drande sonsoi 10. AtcE Eison., Kansas and IeSes.
Northern rseitC Heading rexas Eha PaSe; %aEs w. w.
pcrssni nAd nss adyancss We're n xteIsssn s r. II,
sG%sd Srasde consoi Ssas r. K soS and
EMs1ss Mcun,.a Gs5s.; ST. ss! iswa s e M
s8K Louisville, St; Louis and Texas istsrn 2.
MlssSuri PaeSs S%Snsols %osiasn 2S ssnso. g ios
70 NsM SIX; tG'1k k,ebmend and aS Tsr@iss s..
Toledo. st Louis and Kansas City lists. az.
to 90 Wabash 2ds 1s "sss n s4GLs Wissonsin as
Central incomes. ! cent TO Al. Ihe note-
worthy declines were In Kansas and Texas 4si
csn to snS az tssdns st p1si
erence Incomes. y = cent. to 54A.
In bank stocks. so shares OF Bank Of Com:
merce sold st 1881. 40 shares Of Gallatin At
81 @sssrn sssr's SatiSas sf ioo g. 10' @A' "
Silver bullion certificates for 900 ounces
sold at lo5.@lo6. Bar silver In London 4o'Ad.
ounce
Money on call se4 p cent Time money Of
dividend psyins stocks. and = cent: = hid.
SsssiVsels a. auessd q sS5 g cent & S.T ana drst'
.Is "s ns4s aH'dt y sss
rates sLsST Tor long bills and s4.S7 for
asmsna As.as Eatss re 5Gns es
and cable transfers. S.86's.
The amount oi4h per cent bonds redeemed
az iss Wss ss4soo making tho total to date
The Great Northern Railway Company has
The sun., 1891-01-11

NOT1CE.-THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, located
At Evansviile In the State Of Indiana 10 closing up
close Of business on the 2+th dsI Of Dscsmber 1880
ton are therefore, hereby notified 10 present tho notes
and other clAlms against the Association for pay.
ment
Dated Dec. a. 1880.
The sun., 1891-01-11
nELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WE6TER
u RAILROAD.
6hortest lima Vsstibued Pullman coaohsA

Tor Water Gap stroudsbuIG Scranton. BnghAmton,
Owego, Ithaca wavsrly. ElmirA Corning. Bath. Dan.
" Morn. Green: G.torI NoIxisn c0Tthna syr.;
Scranton with trains for Pitston Wilk esbarre Dan.
ylle and Northumberland. aud At BUFFALO with Trains
7:U A NJ -BinshAmton Mail via Boonton.
p A-BpRhsmton and Emirs Express for WAtNS
Gan Stroudsburg Scranton. Owego WAvsrly. 40. Cor
nser AZ Scranton with trains for Pittston' kinEs'on
and WilkesbRyra
tiio 7. M-scranton, wnkssbarre, and Plymouth Ek
'T,so p N. (dailyL-BuRaio Limited Express via Pat
srson. for stroudsburR scran on Binghsmton. QxsEo
Waverly RlmirA Corning Bath, WaylAnd. DAnvillo Ne
Morris. 49,, arrivina n Bugsio I $50 4 NJ v-..
for stroudsburg Scranton, Binghspton Cortland syr
souse. Fulton, Grsene. Oxford Norwich, shsrburns
Dunsio division Connscts With trains TOR the West
The sun., 1891-01-11
OFFICE OF THE
EDISON GENERAL ELESsTHIC CO.,
EDISON BUILDING. ~ BROAD ST.,

NEW HUHK, Dec II, ISNI
Of he Tompany she Annual d II.
the ONCE Of the Company. Edison Bulding - Broad
st. New York. at Monday, Jan iy 1881, for the
70, the Of ,ush ohs. 6unss, =. = may GONE
the action OF the Board Of Trustees In declaring div
dend on the stock held In trust by The Farmers Loan
The transfer books will bs closed st r. N. on Dec "a
1851, aud reopensd on Feb. 3 1891.
BY order Of tho Board Of Trustees
A. MARCuA SecrotAfY,
The sun., 1891-01-11
:Hnanrixl.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Reorganization.
Distribution of New Securities
Under Agreement Of Dec. 20, 1887.

Under Agreement Of Dec. 20, 1887.
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY rHR 10TH INar, IT Is
PROPOSED TO DELIVER TO THE HOLDERS OF
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK REoR.
uANlzArIoN CERTIFICATES
FOR EACH sl 900 CERTIFICA TR IL.
SUED FOR MAIN LINE AND WEST
ERN DIVISION FIRsTsi
$1,000 per cent nrst mortgage land grant gold
bonds $50 years from July l. 1851 Interest guar.
antsed BY the Southern Pacino Company. July J.
1891, and subseq quent coupons attached
$40 cash for interest July 1885, TO July l. 1887 inclu
sive
FOR EACH sl 900 CERTIFICATE -.
GAGE BONDSt
$1,000 new consolidated morteaEs Q per cent. eold
bonds tdue OCT. !. 1912 Interest guaranteed BY
the Southern Pacific Co. April l, 1891. and subse
Quent coupons attached
30 cash for interest," April 1850 to October 1900 In.
elusive
$50 new 9 per cent deoenturoa tdus 10 yssrt from
Oct I, ls77). carrying interest from 90. l. iss"
Principal and interest guaranteed by the Southern
Pacific Co
s32 40 cash for interest on $50 debsntures Oct 1897
20 Got. !, 1880 ino'usiv~ At per cent per Anaun.
On sud after Monday, Feb. .. 1 $50. it 10
proposed TO deliver TO the holders or Gen.
trail Trust Company OF New York reor.
GaniEation certineases
FOR EACH CERTIFICATE ISSUED
FOR GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS tDUE APRIL I, 1osDi
$1,000 new 4 per cent General Mortgage Gold Bonds
interest guaranteed BY the Southern Pacific Com.
pany. April l. 1881. and subsequent coupons ~
tached.
cico cash :sr .assya.. oc. 1897 sn October 1890
ei2o new per cent debsnturss tdus ten ysars from
oct I, iss7). principal and interest guaranteed BY
the Southern Pacino Company. carrying interest
from Oct !. 1850
eIA4o cash for interest on $40 dsbsntursa Oct L
1887 to Got. !. 1880. inolusivs at per cent pei
annum.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YoRK,
Trustee
M r. r. OLCOTT.
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