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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
NETWORK CITY.

TWENTY-FIVE applicants for admission to st.
Josephs Theological Seminary. Troy, n " were
examined yesterday at the parochla schOoi
No. III East Fifteth-st. The board OF eX-
amincrs consisted OF Archbishop COrrgan the
Rev. Dr. McCready of the Church of the Holy
Cross: the Rev. Dr. McSweeny, Of st. Bngids; the
Rev. Dr. Mooney, Of the Sacred Heart; the Rev. Dr.
Brann. of St. Ames's; and Father Pendergast Of
Epiphany.
Edward Dew, Of Broadway and Forty -frstst.. who
on the night Of June % accidentally shot Charles
Antoine the bartender Of the Gedney House. was
discharged by Justice Kelly in Jefferson Market court
Yesterday Antoine refused TO make complaint and
assured the magistrate that the shooting was an ac
cdent as Dew had ioklngly fired what he supposed
was blank cartridge at his straw hat
Of. C. A.'-The nautical schoolship st. Mary's is
the public marine school Of this State She is now
on summer cruise, being at southampton England
on July g. and is expected back at this port on Oc-
tober Is.
The cruiser Concord left the Navy Yard yesterday
and went around to the North River. where she an
chOred.
The body of Benjamin Fischer, the captain Of the
steamer Chaplain who drowned on July IL at
Pier No Is East River. found last evening
floating in the water at Pier No. II.
John Duffy, six years old. of No. 75o Tenth-ave..
was accidentally drowned last night at Flfetlst and
the North River
The seventy-s sixth semiannual statement Of the
Home Insurance Company OF New-York shows net
surplus Of 81 402 l77 o. The assets Of the company
amount to Sc ,9s2,2s6 81. with the market value Of
stocks and bonds calculated and including real estate
loans etc The board of directors is strong one, and
dividend Of per cent has been declared payable on
demand.
The annual summer-nGht's festival Of the John j.
Reynolds Association will take place this evening at
Washington Park seventietl-st. and the East River.
Frederick Hoteling, thirty five years old. brake
man on the Ncw-YOrk Central end Hudson River
Railroad whose home is at West Albany. fell from
the top of a southbound freight train Just north Of
Spuyten Duyvl at 8 :O5 O'Clock yesterday morning
and was instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
ELIZABETH

A sad case Of restitution was brought to light
yesterday by the death OF William Brench. seventeen
years Old who killed by railroad train While on
his way home from work. Ills father had his leg
fractured in four places on June 20, and 1t VIII
probably have to be amputatcd. The lads mother Is
Ill, and lie the sole support OF MS family; inc
condition of the stricken family said To be deploraDe
in the extreme
In the District Court yesterday suit fr the re-
covery of diamond worth S5 vas tired before Judge
GilhOOly and jury. The plaintiff was Miss Saece j.
ohotwel OF Railway, aud the defendant was Louis
A. Graf a lawyer, who bought The gem at q sheriff 5
sale. Edison W. Hubbard, salesman for
NewYOrk firm, was declared insane
In 1887 and sent to the Morris Plains Assu where
he remained until last April, when he discharged
cured. Prior to his becoming demented he BOARDED e
with Miss Shotwell his dead wifes cousin The Union
County Board OF FreehOlders instructed Sheriff HICKS
to seize his possessions and sell them TO pay for his
treatment In the asylum Among the articles so sold
the Din claimed BY Miss shotweli and for which
she exhibited a receipt from the New York tewely
firm from whom she purchased 1t. Graf attended the
auction and secured the diamond for 800 so. 1t took
the Jury fifteen minutes to decide the diamond belonged
Miss SlOtWeu
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prprxEp woRLDLINEss.


Mrs. Mary Coombes former evangelist was w Is1
,n her trunk front of the Chapei On the door
wavery a0 .Sowed that the place closed for the
o. uo II an inquirer she said she had been e'ecTeo
from the place The Chapel Home was work
stuart b. Close resting place 10, she wen,
ass Mrs. Coombes said that on his invitation 'A'
- - live and took charge Of the house.
She attributes all trouble to Ms nSr as
A. go sent there. Mrs. COombes regaroeu ~ Nc
worldly, and so rebuked her. This reeuN0 ,.srn
80 she saws led Mr. Close to order her 10 eaNe
nlehu' - % 40 50 and on Monday morning when
sne was Getting ready to go policeman appeared sna
n,errnptng her preparations, put her ana her Ms
into tho street There, she says she renal'u Oid
aaS ~ she did not 20 away they would arrest her. ou'
.ne aid she had no place All the inmates OF no
nome have gone away Mr.. Close his rienas ssS d has
NOT found the workings of the home SATISFACTORY
closed IL for the summer.
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STATEN ISLAND.

JUSTICE ACKEK SCOKES MR.. AMMON.
Mary Reagan, the young servant girl who had her
former employer, Robert a. Ammon. OF Grimes HILL
arrested for assault appeared In Justice Acers court
with some of her friends yesterday to hear Justice
Acher's decision IN the case. Justice Acker found
Ammon guilty OF assault In the third degree and sen
fenced him to pay fine of $50. Justice Acker cave
Ammon a severe lecture and told him that he had no
right To attack a poor, inofensve girl In passing
sentence Justice Acher said that AmmOn would have
to pay fine Of $50 and costs or 60 to ia for sixty
days. Mr. AmmOn seemed surprised at the decision
However. he handed over the amount Of the fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
RUTHERFORD.

The writ Of certorari obtained three weeks ago
seems to keep the Hackensack Water Company from
going ahead with the work of laying water pipes in
the town. for though large number Of pipes lying
in the streets attempt has yet been made TO put
them underground. 1t was said yesterday that argu
the writ will take place In November and that
any attempt lay pipes will put the water company
In contempt Of court.
A Citizens Improvement Association was organized
Monday night. having for its object the general I'm
provement OF the borough I'm the way Of roads, shade
trees etc. The Rev. DR.. T.. a. Buckley, Oscar CUM
and E. A. Sloat among those actively interested.
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WHAT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commission on Lunacy, Fifth Avenue Hotel IL a. M
Railway Advisory Board Conference Windsor Hotel
10 a. m.
Brighton Beach races, 80 p M
Departure OF Chaunccy NJ. Depew for Europe s'eani'
ship Majestic. l. 80 p. m.
order Of American Firemen Convention CLARENDON
Hall.
MontcIair Lawn Tennis Club Tournament, 8 30 p. M
park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings.
Music in Tompkins Square by 18th Regiment eaha'
p. IN. $780, .oor,
Departure Of Knights Templar ior EUROPE e'e'
ship City OF Berlin, II 80 p M
Tennis Tournament, Seabright, n. j., p m.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
LOwERY GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER.

LOWERY GUILTY OF MANbLAUGIITER.
The Jury in the case Of John LOwery. on trial in
the Court OF Sessions at Long Island City for killing
Owen McAleer at East Williamsburg Sunday night.
April IL. went cut at half past IL O'Clock yesterday
morning. LOwCry In his own behalf testified that Nc
Aleer visited the stable where he employed
and knocked him down and that he made lunge at
McAleer only with the intention of freeing himself and
not Of committing murder. lie said that year be-
fore McAleer had beaten him into state Of insen-
sibilty and he was in fear Of his life when McAleer
attacked him the day of the killing The Jury after
being out little half an hour filed into court
and announced that they had arrived at verdict OF
guilty of manslaughter in the first degree. LOweTy
was indicted for murder in the second degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
IT AROSE IN FLAME AND WENT OUT IN SMOKE

IT AROSE IN A FLAME AND WENT OUT ~ SMOKE
Alderman Flegenheimer has originated an ingenious
scheme for preventing blockades in the public streets
below Canalst which he introduced at the Aldermens
session yesterday. The plan to have all vehicles
move through thOroughfares, naming them, east or
west, north or south, the drivers TO be guided by
arrows of various colors arranged by Commissioner
Groy and placed at intervals along the thoroughfares
No provision made for the running OF the street
cars The Aldermen began to guy" Mr.. Flegen-
heimer's plan and Vice President NOohan gave it Its
queius by moving that every driver in the city receive
map of the new system at its authors expense. 1t
was smothered in a burst of hilarity.
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PLAINFIELD.

BY falling upon the point Of butcher knife. Mrs.
Lucy Hess. of Union Village, suburb Of Painfeld,
nearly lost her life yesterday. Mrs. Hess descend
ing staircase and slipped and fell. The knife which
she held in her hand pierced her breast and caused
an ugly wound. 1t penetrated the body to con-
siderable depth The knife struck rib and was
turned from its direct course. else 1t would have
penetrated the heart She will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

meeting in tho interests Of the movement "
,nd 81 s75 600 or 500 900 for the purpose Oh ei0s
monument TO colored soldiers VINO ueu ~ Mthod
',s rD,s,onal Church The Rev. w. l. DiNoh' Oh tne
Concord Baptist Church. presided in his capacity Of ene
Mead of the National Negro Monument Assoeaoh @
- ADDRESSES by the Rev. Dr. W. B. DeIrlch' I'm
WIZ 0-Sorns the Rev r. IL. Still, 4. McCants Stew
s, Jobn W. Williams and others 1t was voted 10 haNe
committee OF twenty-five to take charge OF "he aV'e
md communicate with other cities, ana can 4'"''
anu ooinh - ,ho r,oect The site the monu-
u'a, has not vet been selected The Subscriptions d.
,eadv made amount to S55
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNSwICK-John Quincy Adams of Quincy Mass
and ex-senator S. II. Hammond, Of Geneva, ~ y
FIFTH AyENUE-General Russell A. Alger, OF Mich-
GAN and ex.Conarcssinan Frederick Miles OF connecticut
G1ISEY-Ex. on gresham Ira Davenport, OF Bath N
cpAND-Ex. Governor w. D. BlOxhsm, Of Florida, ana
Lieutenant. Colonel Charles Il. Suter, u s. Engineers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES David u. Hill and State Con-
troler Edward Wemple. MURRAY HlLL-CapUaih
Francis NJ Bunce, Z. q. Navy. NEw-YoRK-Genera
u Iavton OF Georgia and ex-Congrcssman Samuel
DIbble OF South Carolina. W1NDSOR-Charies NJ
uovs general manager Of the wabash Railroad.
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oprx1vG A NEW REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

OPENING A NEW REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
The new Twenty-sixth Ward Real Estate Exchange
nrmaly opened building fitted up for It's use IN Az
an,icaye near Van Sclenave., yesterday forenoon
,,rcn number OF real estate from all the city
we're present A. H. Weston president Of the exchange
Alderman Richard Pickering and Ditmas Jewell MADE ao'
dresses Afterward luncheon was served The twenty
sixth Ward Real Estate Exchange was orgamheu "oou'
,ro weeks ago. The officers A. II. Weston, prcsi'
dent; X A. Murphy, vcepresdent; Charles Alt secre'
tary and j. z. Teale, treasurer.
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LIE SCARED TILE BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
FIGHTING FOR A GIRLS AFFECTIONS.

Daniel McDermott and Joseph Mcclure. both hVin~
In the Fourteenth Ward, of Brooklyn fough' h ,n.
ronuds early yesterday morning in shea IN te io''
~ a uouorshop in Bedford-ave near LoInni'I ~.
The fight was witnessed by 200 speo'''oIs. - had
NJ stale was the affections of young woman Mho u
$3.50 ~ tmnossble to choose between them The BAT
Ie was decided a draw at the end OF the 'hr's i'i''
ronnd owing 10 the break OF day
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RAEONNC'

Colonel Charles W. Fuller gave Bayonnes City
Council notice last night that he would not repauish
his office of City Attorney. James p. Northrop
elected in his place one week ago by Mayor Farr's
Democratic deal and qualified, but coud not get the
books and papers. Colonel Fuller thinks the act APP
proved March last prevents his removal because he
an hOnorably discharged soldier. He is a Republican
who was egslaed out of the state SLperntendency Of
Schools by Democrats
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

yONKERs-After a long fight and deadlock lasting
nearly three months the Common Council orsanizcu
Toe, tight nv the election Of Alderman Kane Dem.) The
hoard is tie politically and Mayor Mwan Is d
Republican.
OSCAWANA.-The body Of an unknown man was
,,rd IN Tho tracks of the Hudson River Railroad at
nscawana early Yesterday morning. II had been cut
in two by PecAskill gravel train. Whethcr the mn
had committed suicide or had met with fonl pay "aS
not
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10 AWAIT THE RESULT OF HoLLY's INJURIES

jeremiah Holly, the man who seriously injured
Saturday during a fight between nonunion laborcrs
employed in Tracy Russelps Brewery and union men,
IS in a precarious condition, and his nssailants, VIII
lam Hoey and Patrick Machin, non-union men, werc
brought before Justice Kelly in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday and held TO await the result
OF Holly's injuries. Hocy also badly hurt by
Holly, jeremiah Carmody and Henry Lacey, but was
able to appear in court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
ORANGE

Miss Jessie Kazenmeyer, the nncteen-y ear-old
daughter of otto Kazenmeyer, on Sunday evening
eloped with Edward Schroeder. Mr.. Kazenmeyer is
the proprietor Of ourisbng hotel business and SchrOe
der was his barkeeper for some time. The couple
took the Erie Railroad for New-YOrk and were married
They letter to Mr.. Kazenmeyer, Informing him
Of their marriage, and asking forgiveness
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Steamer city Columbia. Allen. Yarmouth Ms. and 81
NIB N Ss Co.
Steamer Lucy Miller. Bunker Bangor-F Smith & Co.
Steamer Herman Winter, Nickerson, Boston-H Dimock
SAILED.
Steamers Trave Bremen Lea Queenstown for
ORDERS SaernO. Prrnambuco. Santos. &c. via baltimore
Roanoke. Norfolk. &c; Richmond. West Point Va.
Ship Il u Thomas for Hong Kong
Also sailed VIA Long Island sound
Steamer City Columbia for YarnouthNS Lucy Miller.
Bangor; Herman Winter Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that about July 1O 1871,
range po,ghta will be- established AZ Colt Pier on 20
west bank of Connecticut River about liz miles Del0"
Hartford Corn The front Light Will be liked red tubular
an;en exhibited from post set az the outer end o tnc
white tubular lantern exhibited from post en- the bea
about $50 feet front light In standing ny tn
river vessels should keep the side until past tot
pier then bringing the two lights IN range, Keep the
range about 100 feet from the front light thence
follow tho nework. leaving IL 90 or 90 lt
on the port hand This course VIII Bulue IhrVush inc
drcdged cuts OF the river.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW July l3-Arrvod. steamer Assyrsn tBr, Bent
ley. from Newlork, - -, $50.
from New.YOrk. aud proceeded her way 70 Bremen -
BROW HEAD July lt-Passed steamer CITY OF New YORK.
from Sew.lork on boz way 10 tverpscl ,y,,,, ,o,,
LIZARD Jay ls-Passea, steamer DANA. Kuhlwein IRON
Nsw.York on her way 70 Hamburg. ., 60.
BRkMkRuAvtS. July lS-Arrived steamer Ems Sahoer'
GibRALTAR July laPassed steamer Plata teD, Cariui
from Mediterranean ports her way 20 Newfork. -.
July lA-Passed steamer Massis rr Varres from Meui'
tArraneau ports on her war " Nss'fofE
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JERSEY CITY.

The election officers of the Fifth Precinct Of the I'D
District. who for two days have been on trial for
baotbox stulng were convicted yesterday afternoon
They John p. Murray, Oliver L. Strngham and
Martin J. Flynn.
The City Hall Commissioners Yesterday decided to
erect the new City Hall in iIendersonst and 10 buy
lot 200 feet long and $50 feet deep. II is bounded
by Montgomery and Mercer sts.. and will cost about
100000,
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CRAWFORD.

The village Of Crawford is to have system of water
works. A franchise TO construct the works was OBJ
tanned in 1870 from the State Legislature, but the
charter has since lain dormant meeting will be held
tomorrow night at the Town Hall to take steps
toward constructing plant. majority of the
original corporators have signed the call for the meet
ing and books will be opened for subscriptions the
capital stock. The Railway River through the
village but the proposed waterworks will not derive
their supply from that source
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60 on sr GEORGE Isl coNFERENCE.

Tho third annual session Of the Grand Aouee oi
nc New.York State Order Of Sons OF 81 "eOiee
,as opened yesterday in Arcanum Hail. NO. ~
Bridqe-st. Delegates from all paftS " ue So
- ,osor, The session will last for three days
Tbe following officers elected yesterday worthy
Grand president, w. NJ. Williams Of Rochester worthy
.nd yiee.president j. A. Rothwe OF BROOKLYN worthy
Grand secretary Alfred Bradbury Of Utica; worthy gFu
treasurer Richard Toothl. OF Jamestown worthy ElanS
ssonoe, Thomas Robertson Of Rome; worthy grand
trustee w. J. Lane, OF Utica
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OUTGOING SrEI lIEYS.
TO-DAY
SATURDAY,. JULY Is
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YogK. TUESDAY JULY IA. $50,
ARRIVED

Steamer saae (jer) Richter July and souhamn
ton D. with ndse and psssen gers Ia Oerighs d Co.
Steamer Maasdam (Dtohl Potter H0ttcran July with
mdse aud passengers 10 FuDch Edye & 90. $3.50
steamer Di,am tDtchL Pouer. Amsterdam Juy 2 vii,
mdse passengers To Func Edye Co. Arrived the
at44S III.
Steamer Colon. Mcpherson, Colon days. with md
passengers Ia Pacific Mail rs Co. ~
Steamer Johannes Brun (Sorl, Wesenherg Nassau ND
with mdse and passengers ~ Montr son Arrived NJ
Tic Bar at n IA. ~
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CONEY ISLAND.-An unknown man was drowned
last evening while bathing at West Brighton. The
man. who carried ont by the undertow, was about
feet inches tall, had black muStache and side
wliskers. The body not recovered
ROCKAWAY.-The steamer Golden star, plying be-
tween CanaIsie and ROckaway Beach, ran on a sand
bar sunday evening while her O'Clock trip from
Rockaway over 600 people among whom were
many women and children, were board at the time
and cons !derable excitement prevailed. When the
steamer left her pier heavy fog covered the Bay
which caused the captain % get out of his II
IL O'Clock before the boat got of and returned
to ROckaway where the passengers remained until
morning.
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MARINE INI'ELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises Sets 728 Moon sets Dol Moons age
wArEh
dM-Sandy Hook l55 Gov. Island 20b Hell. Cato 4;0l
I.A-Sandy HOOK 1858 Gov. Island 2;56 Hell Gate s4e
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American VII
lncc. Differ In Prosperity" republication, In sna
,au,plIet form. of the charming article OF H. e'
Norhrop that subject In The Tribune. setting ior'h
the cost value a village OF handsome ana
sanitary the pleasure be derived by the
Inhabitants from Improvement associations ana tho
great service do Tor his native '"@s@
5 cents a copy S3 per 100 copies.
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BOUND TO KEEP THE SIDEWALKS CLEAR.

Assistant Corporation Attorney Louis Hannemann
md his assistant, Henry Appel, appeared In Justice
Goldfoge's Fifth District Civil Court yesterday and
caused the OF 100 sorckeepers for violation Of
the corporation ordinance. A number OF them were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

THE RIBUNE JUBILEE. tho proceedings ut tho
.cceut celebration Of the 5Oth Anniversary of the
Founding Of The Tribune. Including the speeches OF
D.,.w Dana, Curtis, Mckinley and iiorr, the poem
by stcdman the list OF prominent guests eie etc II
handsome pamphlet foru. Ii cents a copy.
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fined, and Others got Off with warning to be more
careful In the future Mr.. Hannemann says that nc
will keen the sidewalks clear Of distractions If he has
10 cause the arrest OF every storekeeper
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,,., po.ea, had been I'm The employ Of Ammon ior
Sl'rs t;yc when Mrs Ammon found occasion 10 ny
braid her and result 4 This the has girl ga6 saG AWAY
~ Grr,ons vanted 10 examine her bundles. ana MI
obierted il was shown the trial that the glri VIZ
o1n,,,t, handled by Mr.. Ammon. and that when sno
~ house She had cuts and bruises on her bodV-
MARY Reagan had also begun oyl snit oSainss
80 fnr ~ 600 damages. and this suit was scti.u
moi tdv by the payment Of $500 by Ammon to Mary
Reagans lawyer.
DON'T Observation-Disclosures entered the Lutheran
church NJ Icvett-avc and Catherincst.. on saturday
r,cbt and stole three handsome sults OF vestnents
he candescLs from the altar, and the contents OF
three cOntribntiOn-bOXes.
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Announcements.

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
by PICKS PAT. INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUsHoNa Wits
pers heard. Successful when all remedies fail illustrated
book proofs Free Call write f. Hscox. S53 Bway
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D

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Diseases OF the Nervous System. GenitoU Urinary Organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours 70 l. 70
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CAPITAL STOCK,
TIVE ASSETS 0F THE COMPANY ARE AS FOLIO


United States Currency .
District of Columbia of 1924 d
New-YOrk City.
Topeka City, Kas, Internal improvement
CITY of Richmond, Va. -.
Nebraska City Neb., Paving District
CITY of Greeley, Col, Water
State of Georgia (Registere0
Mississippi 49,.
CITY of Council Bluffs, Iowa, City I'LL
provement
Kansas City, Kas., Improvement :. :
City of Atchison, Kas., Internal I'LL
W. T. E. & w. R.R. Co. Reorganized
First Lien a.
n. Y. Chicago s. St. Louis r. R. Co.
First Mortgage =,
New-York Central & Hudson River Kali
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n. Y. g. Harlem r. r. First Mortgage
Registered $500 -,
Valley Railway Co. of Ohio Consolidated
Mortgage Gold
Ohio & West Virginia Railway 20. Flrst
Mortgage 1919.
Peoria. Decatur & Evansville Railway
Co. First Mortgage Evansville Dlvl-
sion) $500 :.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis r. R. First Consolidated
Mortgage 1914.
Louisville, New Albany and Ohlcago
Railway Co. First Mortgage (l9lO .
West Shore Railway 1st Mortgage GUAR
anteed Registered) 4.
Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal Go. LIST
Mortgage 5000 -
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Grand Trunk Il.
Go. 1st Mortgage Q92D -.
Jacksonville, Madison and Indianapolis
R.R. Co. First Mortgage Is. FL Q9O6)
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Cadillac Railway
Co. 1st Mortgage Guaranteed Q9lO .
Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburgh Railway
Co. 1st Mortgage Guaranteed $500
Chicago, st. P, MINI. and Omaha Rallw'y
Co. Consolidated Mortgage 1880
Alabama Central Railroad, LIST Mortgage
Savannah g. West, 1st COn'd Mtge, Gtd
Virginia Midland Railway Co., Gen. Mfge
Guaranteed Stamped 1880
Louisville, St.L&Tex. R'yCO. LIST MgeQ9l7
Iowa Central Railway Co. 1st Mortgage
Des Moines Water Works Co., OF Iowa, LIST
Consolidated Mortgage $500
Denver Water Company, LIST Mortgage
Streator, ILL.,, Aqueduct Co., LIST Mortgage