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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
BunAlo Races.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 5.-To-day's
races were witnessed by a large crowd.
The weather was pleasant. The fol-
lowing are the summaries:
2:20 class. pacing, purse 81 sl.5o0-Charley
p, /, /, O.; Lady Sheridan, 3, 2. l, 2; Bob
Taylor, Z, 3,2,5; Sunrise, 4, 5, 4. 3; Iyorine,
6, Z, 3, 4; Ferguson, 3, 5, 3. 5 dr.; Treasuer,
2, 4. dis: Robin. 5, 8, dis. Time, 2:l73I,
21s1f, 2:20, 2:l94.
2:l9 class, trotting purse q. 600 (unhnish-
ed)-Sprague Gold Dust, ! 3; AIine,
/; Jean Vatican, 2 3; Diamond, o So;
Leicester, % Z; Almont Wilkes, "A 4;
Henrietta, 746. Time, 2;l7; 2:ls; 21sT.
Special mile dash, purse, 2.5OO-Nancy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
Taylor County Teachers.
SpecicI TSleordrl 10 the Register

GRAFTON, w. VA, August 5.-The
third day session OF the Terchers In
stitute opened with an increased en-
rollment and every teacher present.
The work of the day was very
interesting, some lively discussions
following the lectures Of the in
structors. Tomorrow night the teach
ers will give an entertainment in the
Court House to which all are invited.
Prof. Armstrong promises one OF his
favorite songs. Another drawing card
will be the debate between Justice c. p.
Guard and Prof. Wilkinson on corporal
punishment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
Pension Shark Arrested.

PARKERsBURG, w. WA, August g.
Captain A. w. Roome, government
special pension agent arrested G.. w.
Sheppard at New Martinsville, and
brought him here yesterday. Shep-
dard is charged with having defanlted
pensioners while acting as attorney.
He was taken before U. S.Commislon-
er yesterday afternoon.
where several government witnesses
were examined. The trial was contIn-
ued until Friday next, and sheppard
was released under a bond OF 81, 200 10
appear. One OF the witnesses against
Sheppard testified that he had charged
her 500 to get her pension as rumOr
here Of an ex-soldier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
wheeling Man Honored.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 5.--The
annual convention Of tutors OF the tur-
nerbund North American Gymnastic
Union) began this morning In the hall
OF the Philadelphia turngeiden. About
seventy of the 200 tutors in the United
States were present as delegates. The
following officers were elected: PresI-
dent, Herman Suder, OF Chicago; Sec
retaries. ID. Hartong, OF Chicago. Carl
Krogh. OF Wheeling, w. Va Tho busI-
ness OF the convention was then pro-
ceeded with. The convention will re-
main in session until Friday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Emperor william May visit Us-rhc Ger
man Press Against Mckinley.


man Press Against Mckinley.
BERLIN, August 5.-A paper OF this
city says that Chancellor Caprivi has
has told Mr.. Phelps, the American Min
ister here, that Emperor William Will
perhaps visit the Worlds Fair at Chica-
20. This statement, however, lacks
confirmation.
The Vossische Zeit,ing says: The idea
..--.ss--., = -~-i1,- f-f- L. - ~ounffy
bound by McKinleyism, is grotesque.
German manufacturers can't hope 10
obtain a market there. Only Americans
will profit by the experience gained In
inspecting the exploits, and they will
probably then increase the duties.
The Tdgebldtt expresses similar vlows,
but In milder tone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
Arrested az q Deserter.
Specidt Tsls0r0n 10 ls< Rs0iStsy.

PABKERsBURG, August 5.-Henry
Goodwin, an ex-convict and alI-round
thief, who was recently liberated from
the West Virginia penItentiary, was
jailed by Captain Mehan as deserter
from the regular army. Goodwin de-
serted several years ago, and in 1890 re-
enlisted in the Fifth United States In
fantry under the name OF Charles Black.
He will be taken by Captain Mehan 70
Columbus. o., and turned over 70 the
Authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
Latter cnrrier., Conrsatlon.

DETROIT, August 5.-The Third An
nual Convention OF the National Associ-
alton Of Letter Carriers was called 70
order to-day By President John j. Good
win, OF Providence, T. I. Two hum
dred delegates, representing forty-one
states and territories, were present.
assurances OH the assessment plan was
discussed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
Scott-Adans.
speaaI 7tleoram % the Repister.

GRAFTON, w. VA, August 5.-James
P. Scott, a prominent young attorney,
OF ST. George, and Miss Jennie Adams,
the accomplished daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Adams, of Webster, were united
marriage at the home of the bride In
the presence Of a number of visiting
friends and relatives at six o'clock
D. m. to-day. The happy couple left for
a two weeks trip TO Eastern cities, after
which they will return to their future
home at st. George. Some very hand
some and costly presents were received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06

Ttis fact" that Hoods Sarssparilla
does cure scrofnla. salt rheum, and
other diseases or affections arising from
impure state or low condition Of tho
blood, overcomes that tired feeling.
creates good appetite and gives
strength to every part Of the systen.
Try IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06

SHORT BREATH, palpitation, pain IN
chest. weak or faint spells, etc, cured By
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure. Sold at the
Logan Drug Co.'s and r. B. Burt's, and
at Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

, Since Jan. l. ..., ~ o7s 6as AZ, ,fO6 5s7
ThroWn on on the market S. 4S2 5s'oeloS
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

and not redeemabe before that date.
INTEREST PAYABLE JAN. 1 AND JULY l. IN
PHILADELPHIA.
Both Principal and Interest payable in United states
Gold Coin, Of the present standard weight auu
without deduction from either Principal or Interest ior
any tax or be payable under any present
or future laws United States OF America or the state
OF New.York for National State or Municipal purposes
Coupon Bonds OF $1,000 each TO benrer, with
privilege of registration of Principal only, or boih
Principal and Interest.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

The bonds first mortgage upon the ralroaa' i''
terminals, and real estate.
The Capital Stock Of the Company is owned py ue
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
The Lehigh Valley Railway is an extension double
track Lehgh Valley Railroad Company's system
from Sayre Pennsylvania, to Buffalo, New-York and
when completed will 2s3 miles Of railroad, 131
miles Of which completed the balance Is under
construction and expected that the whole line between
Sayre and Buffalo will be ready for business before the
close OF the present year, 1891.
further information respecting the construction OF
the railway now advancing toward completion and the
Lehgh Valley Railroad Company guarantor OF the bonds
we beg TO refer TO the Of President Wilbur which,
as well as copies the Bond and Mortgage, may be OBJ
tained from the undersigned.
Bonds Nos. 1 to $500 have been listed the Phla-
deluhia NewYork and London Stock Exchanges, and ap
pication will be made to list this issue.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER THE ABOVE BONDS
FOR SALE AT 1O1 p AND INTEREST, PAYABLE
MAY 18TH NEXT, when the bonds will oe ready for
delivery with coupon OF July l, 1891 on or at the op
tion OF the purchaser excoupon Of July L. 1891 payable
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
TOTAL issue LIMITED TO SI,25O,OOO

And secured by mortgage on all the actVe plants
no the real connected Herewith, ana toos' ma
chlnery and appliances OF the company souaOeu III 'ho
states OF Illinois Indiana. Ohio Michigan, MARYLAND ana
Virginia inventOricd at Five Million Dohrs' anu
secured further by the payment commencing Feb l. lo9Z
OF $4,000 yearly the trustee as sinking fund.
This issue OF bonds is limited to sl,25oOOO, Is
for the purpose completing plants now in process Oh con-
structon and nearly completed providing means ior en-
largng present plants AMI for payment OF hoang ueo'
incurred chiefly in the construction OF new plants
The American Board Co., incorporated under the
laws OF the State OF Illinois, with fully pau cap"I
stock OF six Million Dollars OF the par value OF @lOo
per share authorized to engage in the business oil manu-
facturng buying and selling straw board, pup lhsi
boards binders boards wood pulp and WOOD pulp ooaru'
and paper all kinds and has been in successful opera
ton since 1882 having succeeded to the established Ous'
ness OF IS different plants Notwithstanding 1t has re-
duced the selling price board from SiO5O per ton
at the time It's organization TO the present price OIL 9oo
pr tou it has able by reason OF economy III hahuh
and selling and improved methods OF manutacturmg' 10
earn and pay quarterly dividends at the rate OF per cent
nor annum on its capital stock Of 900 600, and add
considerable sum to surplus the net profit for year
ending Dec. 81, 1890 being s6OO.44s.34.
The total product all the plants or II months endng
Dec 81, 1890, 77oo tons
The orders received for nrst quarter OIL io'V "ef9
1861 tons. o.s
orders received for first quarter of 1891 were 26O5S
tons. . -, .u
Gain 1897 tons, requiring annual product OF over
1O3 600 IONS or an OF more than 80 per ceh'
over the year 1890, to meet which new plans ne" ma
cbnery and improvements manufacture have been pro-
yided and are now In successful operation
The business is strictly and in every sense egthnaoe
and Is 60 recognized and treated every State. Its
gradual steady increase from TO year. and especially
far in the current year. demonstrates that It exists TO
meet sure and demand and furnishes the best
possible guarantee OF future stability
Tho following is copy OF the sworn statement Of ths
financial condition Of the corporation the close OF bus
ness Feb o. 1891 which, with other statements by on
GERS of the corporation the basis OF the essential sae
ents OF facts herein concerning the character and volume
NJ the business OF the corporation and It's assets and In the
nnion ot the undersigned fully justify these statements
and the conclusions drawn from them
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
KOUNTZE BROTH ERS, Bankers
IN 100 BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK.
Issue Letters o. Credit for u Travellers.
Draw Foreign Bills
DROPOSALS FOR BONDS.

/ s10o 900 FUNDING BONDS 1Q,2os. Q PER CENT.
CITY OF HELENA. MONTANA.
The City u Helena. Montana. will offer for sale
Nav 30 1901 slOO.OOO.OO funding Bonds the proceeds
thereof 10 be applied 10 the redemption Of the outsand
THESE bonds are Of denonlna on s500oo each
June l. 1891 interest at rate %
able semi.anuuay; interest and principle PAYABLE
Fourth National the city OF NewYoTk. Interest
nayable January July !. The bond lature l.
I9l and payable after June l. 1901 at the option
OF the city after thirty days, no.ice
The bonds are authorized by an act Of the legislature
OF Montana approved by vote OF the electors :he
general election. ADIl q. 1891
special tax IS directed provide for .he payment Of
the Interest sinking fund 70 .ay the principal.
The population Of Helena Is from $4,000 b 10000
The assessed valuation 1880 800 10000
Real Variation. $1,000 .00OOO
The rate is limited 70 81 mills. Present is
2 mills.
Flostine and all other dcb March &c. 1891 f3S sos So
Net debt Is 1925 10000.
The bonds will be sold at public auction on Nav 90
1891 az II m a. the Office OF the CITY Treasurer in tho
CITY OF Helena 10 the highest bidder for cash and Will
be- ready for delivery June l. 1891 certified check
New York draft payable y order o. City Treasurer
the amount OF 50 500 will be required. deposited with
he CITY Treasurer bY the successful bidder guar.
antee OF good faith will be forfeited should
he fail n take the bonds
The citv reserves the right to reject any and all bids
DONALD BRADFORD. ROBERT ID. SMITH.
Mayor. City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

ss1 nsal ases ''d scr tss s ss ; s s: s ssSo
. Ex-divideDd.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02


NEW-YORh, May I, 1891: =,
V,HE FIRM or JOHNSON u BOARDMAN
- wiz ' : FISHER JOHNSON,
LANSDALE BOARDMAN.
The business will be continued by the undeFsgnd wne
have this dav formed copartnershp under the nrm mans
on s +. JOHNSON \ co. ~ transact general eonihiS
Sio orica NJ Troy \ Y connected by private wire
bi'-N" ~ y FISHER JOHNSON,
CHARLES W. MILLER.
LANsDALE BoARDMAN viii continue his o1ee q
above address.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Dipi0eno Notices

&UILto
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
NEW-YORK, April 2S, 1891.
COUPONS due May 1, 1891, from the fol-
" lowing bonds will be paid May and thereafter
at this office. ,,, -
(western DivlsioD) first mortgage five per cent.
TIMOTHY HOPKINS. Treasurer
WABASH RAILROAD co.
NJ OTICE.-The coupons Of the Wabash r. R.
~ Co. First Mortgage, Bonds due May J. 1871 VII
paid after said date at the office OF the Centrs
--N'' W. j. c. oTTEsoN, Secretary.
m HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
l. BANK, 125 Broadway, NewYork, April "a, 1901
AT meeting q the Board q Directors held this day
dividend Of THREE AND ONE-HALF per cent (32 pei
cent? the capital stock declared payable May l.
proX. - - NJ,
prox EDWARD BURNS, Cashier
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
100 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK. >,
IT HE COUPONS of the bonds of the AKRON
AND CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILROAD COM
PANY due May 1891 will be paid and after that data
the ofice OF this Company. H. C. DEMfNG Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Cost au0 founo


4 OST.-On Thursday morning the way from Roslyn.
IL via Long Island Railroad and city rail- 10 lO3 Pierre
Donst brooklyn, diamond caring, for the return o.
which a suitable reward VIII be given.
4 oST.-Bank. book No. 1913 56s Dry Dock saving
IL Bank any person having claims upon said book "a
called presen: the same 70 the bank within 80 day
said book will be declared cancelled and exunguisn
and q new issued In Lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
DROPOSAL FOR BONDS.

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, MiSSoCLA, Mon
tana April "a 1s9f-SXtyGye thousand 1000 dollars
Mssoua City sewer bonds viii be onerd for sale at public
auction In the Clerks Office City Hall In the city OF
Mssoula, on Saturday, Nav 80 1891 at o'clock ?. m:
Of said day Said bonds 70 bear interest at the rate OF
seven 90 per cent per annnu interest payable semi.
annually. Bonds TO issued Ia the denomnatons OF
thousand ($ O0O dollars each and to b. sold at not less
than said bonds become que IN twenty ZOl years
from date issue payable In ten @ years from date
Also. at the and place and In same manner
the further Of twenty-five thousand (s25 OOOl dollars
bridge bonds viii be sold. The same TO bear Interest at
rate not TO exceed seven m per cent per annum payable
semannually said bonds TO be issued in the denomina
tons OF hundred tsl00 dollars each and 10 be sold
at not less than Bonds to become due In twenty 2O
years from date Of issue and 70 be payable In ten O years
from date at the option OF the City Council -.
These bonds authorized by vote OF the electors at
The annual city election held April lS, 1891 and carried
nearly unanimously I'm vote OF 12f
hs gopgs5oe pd q MiSSa about 5000 The ASSESSED
~ mills Present levy Is mills The bonded i1debt- S
edness o the city exclusive Of these issues is S0 600
Floating Indebtedness March 81 1891 Sl2 as % Total
COZ iS.
certified check payable order OF the City Treasurer
10 the amount OF s20 will be required deposited with
the City Treasurer by the successful bidder guarantee
fail take the bonds.
The right reject any and all bids reserved Address
U. s. HoBLITZELL, City Clerk
iMissouls. Aont
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May 1, 1891
We stSrdov To.da
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

trday, May l-p' ul'
The buoyancy of stock speculation was checked
to-day by large engagements of gold for shipment
to Europe The first movement of prices was up
ward and in railway matters the advance of about
per cent would seem TO be justified fairly by the
published news. The later decline was attributed
to the gold shipments but the selling was III
an interest which cares nothing about trade
balances OF exchanges 1t may have been designed
merely to achieve what is called in Wall Street
SCOOP" or it may have been outpour of long
stock No positive statements even about the
course of prices should be ventured in the face
of manipulation which has rarely been surpassed
in skill and boldness The prices Of many stocks
advanced the engagements OF specie for eX-
port increased, and the stocks that are most
largely dealt in abroad practically the strong
est Missouri Pacific seemed to be pressed for
sale and it suffered the largest decline. St.
Paul led the market, however, and its strength
gave backbone TO the Granger shares. 1t closed
absolutely Is per cent higher, while Noahwest
lost ga, and Chicago Burlington and Quincy
lost j per cent. The so-called industrial stocks
and one or two specialties resisted the general
movement, although there was no news to affect
them The advance in the rates for money
not unexpected before it was known that ship
ments of gold would be made. The May settle
ments falling on Friday caused disturbance
which made call money loan at 10 per cent.
There was an ample supply Of time money at
5a5 l-2 per cent, but the demand for SIX months
or more was light The money market is likely
to be the controlling influence in the next few
ports of gold this week have been for the Con-
tinent, rather than England, although sterling
exchange is at point which permits shipments of
specie.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government bonds,
but the market weak in tone, and yester-
days advance in 4 per cents not maintained.
follows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Is wALL.sr. NEw.YoRK. April 80, 1891.

Is wALL.sT, NEw.YORK, Apri. 80, 1891
The business heretofore existing this city under uN
name Of KIDDER, PEABODY & co. VIII In future a
carried on by Messrs THOMAS BAKING, GEORGE {;
MAGOUN, GEORGE F. CRANE, herbert /; Gi!I.t,S
and CECIL Barring, under the title OF BARlNtf MA
GOUN & co. BARRING MAGOUN ~ co.
NJ Office is hereby given that the copartner-
~ ship heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the Of Haw6 Wctherbee in carrying oD
the Windsor Hotel, this day dissolved by Limitation
Anril 70 1851 GARDNER WErH ERBEE,
WILLIAM s. HAWK,
ANDREW X. DLAKELT.
The business Of carrying said hotel Will be esns
tinued BY the gned under the name OF Hawk
Anril 80 1901 WILLIAM S. HAWK,
GARDNER WETHERBEE
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
financial nleetln9s.

THE NEW-YORK. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD COMPANY GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhSlders Of the Nes,
Election Of Directors and other general purposes Will
held at o'clock a. OF Wednesday May O, 1S9l az tat
Companys principal Office, In Cleveland Ohio
ALLYN cox. Secretary.
TNO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Il MADISON SQUARE GARDEN COMPANY. .
Notce Is hereby given that the annual meeting OF ths
stockholders OF the Madison square Garden Company wiz
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Nav 1891 at oclocz
in tho Of that day. at the Office Of the company
East 26th-st.
TO Tuesday, May H. WILLIAM a. HAINES, Secretary
NewYork, May !, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Couartnershiu Notlres.
NOTICE.

NUIIOE'
The firm Of KIDDER, PEABODY & CO., Of Boston
and New-York dissolved April 80, 1891 by mutual con-
sent and any Of the partners viii sign in liquidation
The resident partners the old firm in Boston will con-
tnue the business there and the title Of KIDDER,
PEABODY & CO. The New-York business Will be carried
on under the title Of Barring, MAGOUN co. by tho
New.York partners Of the old firm, with the addition of MI
CECIL Barring, whom they take into partnership
KIDDER PEABODY g. co and Barring, MAGoUN
co. will continue agents and attorneys for
Earring BROTHERS & CO., Limited. in Boston and
Ncw-York respectively They will also act as agents fa
one another in each Of these cities.
KIDDER, PEABODY CO.,
CT Boston and New-York
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
WERE NgIAYE g. CO
10 AND is NAsSAU.ST.
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company.

NEW.YORK Feb. p. 1891.
To Holders of the Firs Mortgage Railroad and Sink.
ing Fund Land Grant Bonds of the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad Company;
Notice hereby given 70 holders OF Cairo and Fulton
bonds presentation Of the Mercantile Trust
Company 12o Broadway. EewYork. they will receive
payment principal said bonds and accrued interest
up and including Feb. "a 1891 which latter date
the bonds Will cease - draw interest
A. Il. CALEF. Treasurer
NOTICE TO TEXAS CENTRAL
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS.
On 22d April 1891. Texas Central Railway was
sold under foreclosure and bought by this committee for
$4,000 account Of the bondhoders who subscribed
deposited their bonds under the agreement OF 10Th
All but 900 Of the 49, 900 First Mortgage Bonds
have deposited with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. These outstanding bonds viii be received by
me Farmers Loan and Trust Company until 1lth May
1891 upon payment Of $40 per bond and thereafter, until
18th May, 1851 upon payment OF 800 per bond.
Neg-Yolk, LIST May. 1891.
cAES M3EAS c%@S SPD9 Ss,tgces TSai no6SRt cfR5T
EG&fnIkS HEHRY K. MncH%&RG,} e ARG s s' NO''S'Se DOHIlOu
ID ONDS FOR SALE.-One Hundred Thousand
ID Dollars Of AZ per cent Municipal bonds will be sold
NAV 81 1891 by the village oi Bellefontaine, Ohio.
EQUITABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY,
II 20S Broadway, New-York April %, 1891.
All MORTGAGES negotiated by this company mstufing
May I. 1891. viii be paid on or after that date upon
presentation at this oihce.
An maturing dehentures and mortgage interest coupons
will also be paid upon preseatatlon. -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
at the close OF business Feb 26,

Total = S|'SoI''oioo
l. William H. Moore treasurer OF the above named
company soemny that the foregoing statement
is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
WILLIAM II. MOORE, Treasurer.
L E. NJ Watkins secretary OF the above named CON-
nany do soemnly swear foregoing statement is
true TO the best my knowledge and belief
E. NJ WATKINS. Secretary
Cook County S., Chicago. III.
Subscribed and sworn before this 7h day Of April
1891. CHARLES W. CRANksHAW,
III. 81 Notary Public
EQUITABLE BUILDING,
BOSTON, April 18th, 1891.
have examined the mortgage dated February st, 1891
made bv the American Straw Board Company the Inter
national Trust Company Of Boston trustee to secure the
issue OF twelve hundred and fifty bonds of said company
amounting to s1250,ooo.
find the action the directors and stockholders In
respect to this mortgage be in conformity with the law
and mortgage and bonds therein provided for to be In
all respects valid and binding obligations Of the company
ROBERT NJ. MORSE. Jr
We offer the bonds for sale at 101 and accrued in
terest. payable allotment
The subscription will be opened the Offices OF the
undersigned on the morning OF Monday, May 1 ith and
close on Wednesday, May 18Th, 1891. at o'clock p NJ
Alotments will made promptly possible thereafter
The right is reserved reject applications to close sub
scrptlons earlier than said date and to aot smaller
amounts than those applied for.
Applications will be made to list these bonds on the
Boston, NewYork and Chicago stock exchanges.
Copies Of the bonds and mortgage be at our
Offices Of subscription Will be furnished on
application.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Principal payable Feb. 1. 1911. Redeemaoe after
February, 1901.

ID 9TH Principal and Interest payable in United States
Gold Coin OF the present standard weight and nneness
at the international Trust Company, Boston,
Coupon Bonds of 81 900 each, with privilege oil