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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
BAYONNE.
SHE WROTE THE LETTERS HERSELF.


Bayonne's police department has cleared up mys
terry which for SIX weeks has been considered ex-
asperating in the extreme. Lizzie LoIan, servant
IN William r. Purvinces family on Newark Bay shore
at West sixteentiist., has finally been detected IN
writing and sending letters TO herself threatening hcr
life and those of policemen. She had reported u'e
case to the police frequently, and caused great com
motion among residents In the neighbofhood' lhe
girl also alleged that she had been assaulted anu
beaten at times, and had been annoyed IN numerous
ways Chief Of Police John B. Mcneil has worked up
the case and had detail Of his men guarohg 'ho
Purvince house many weeks. On Thursday kouhdsihin
Lynch secreted In the barn; carly that AFTERNOON
the girl went TO tie barn and looked around anxouSH
While there the roundsman never took MS eSes on
from her. She left the barn, and when ohoer Loi"
came up the girl said she had just found ahou'er
threatening letter. telling where she picked IL up
Roundsman Lynch Insists the girl did not ma iet'cr
rs she ALLEGES Chief Mcneil has had experts examine
the alleged anonymous letters, comparing them WIN
the grl's writing and her stationery No room is iet
for belief that the girl told the truth Inc girl Is
NOT aware she has been detected Her employers are
convinced of the truth. and she VIII De sent a"y
Monday without being prosecuted. she caine 40
their place last June and has oeen nine montis IN
the country The girl is twenty years oia aud ui'ef
ugent.
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EIHAREIH

In the Union County Court yesterday Samuel S.
Beekman (colored) and Jennie Wiley (whte)
sentenced to ten years imprisonment. tor cruelty
beating TO death Pearl Beekman the sixyearold Child
Of Samuel Beekman. The latter, the way from the
Court House to the jail gave Constable Carey shove
that Knocked him down. Beckman then turned
OK Chief Keron his other custodian and said be would
"kick the stomach out of him." Keron grapplcd
hickman by the throat and damned him up against
wall. Constable Carey reglned his feet and went
Mr. Keron's assistance. They managed to get Beck
man under Subsection and led him 10 the JAIL where
he locked up.
l.. p. Miller, superintendent Of the Singer Machine
COMPANY who was nominated Alderman at Large
with Mayor Rankin the Republican ticket positively
declined yesterday TO accept the nomination and tbs
party will have tosclect another candidate. Wills
W. Parks Is mentioned possible candidate.
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NEW RRIrNSWICK-

THE TALE OF MURDER RESTS ON Bo1s "ohD'
Information reached New Brunswick yesterday t@'
Patrick Bagey the supposed murderer OF his twoyear-
did child had been discovered at Cornwall, rem.
His wife is with him. At Ssyreville. whore the cho
is said to have been murdered parties have searched
the woods in vain for any trace OF the body Basey
tweveyear-old boy says that his father first choked
tie child and then threw the body into hole, Dut
he cannot find the place. Prosecutor Adrain scht
two officers to the Sayreville woods yesterday but
they were equally unsuccessful
Justice Smith, Of sayrevfle heard the rumor OF the
murder several weeks ago, but failed to inform the
authorities lie gives as a reason that ne wonld not
believe young Baglcy under oath. Tho Prosecutor
will doubtless arrest and extradlte Bagley and nus
wife, and thus clear UP the mystery ABOUT m0n.
ago there were vague rumors that Baglcy mad Rileu
his child No seemed TO know what 10 90, and the
village people thought that Smith should Issue
warrant for Bagley on general principles. g.,
Bagley took his wife his departure from sayrcr
Vile and left boy Of twelve and girl OF ton behind
Tho girl only knows what the boy told her. Justice
smith saws that he did feel obliged to issue a
warrant on the boys statement II was asserted IN
Sayreyille night that the child was with Basiey
In Cornwall.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.. RDAY, NOV. IL 1901
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer City Of Chicago (Br) Redford Liverpool Nov
Queenstown with mdss and passengers to Peter Wright
Sons. Arrived al the Bar at io!S IN o.,
Crocker Bros vessel TO Punch Edge Co Arrived at
steamer Comfy Br Russell Shields Oct 90 in ballast to
in ballast to Funch Edge Co Arrived al the Bar at
apton with mdse and TO cers Arrived at
steamer Chicago Br Watson, Antwerp oct IS with mise
rasf oe, Nth nde and iehdsTson Bros
Arrived ,hc Bar a. R n,v.s Nov with
and passengers Medina; vessel to MASTER Arrived at
Sor E2o,lef Iyns;toa wa Porto Cor
steamer Cienfnegos Cotton cienfuegos, st Jago
steamer Herman Winter Nickcrson Boston, with mdse
steamer Maverick Daboll Boston.
steamer City Of New Bedford Bbber Fall River to Borden
Bark Violet CBr Harding Cork days in ballast to Scam
nell Bros
SUNSET at sandy Hook; light. w hany
CLEARED.
steamer Csmella (Br). Penney Iondon-John seager.
steamer Alaska Br) Murray Liverpool via Queenstown
Il sAy sr S p Hurt
steamer Tauric Br Roberts Liverpo oh Maitland Ker
Steamer Gu arios Dch Peters, Dover-H s,ursberg Co.
Steamer Circassia DID, Young, Henderson Bros
steomer Kings Cross tFrl Mills Giasgow-Funeh, Edge
Steamer Pocasset (Br Jenkins Avonnou,h Phelps
steamer City of Gloucester Br Hull. Plymouth simpson
Steamer Csna (Brl. Olsen LeithPeter Wright Sons,
steamer Sorrento tGor, Jurgensen HamburgFunch Edge
Steamer Apollo BT sykes
Steamer City VI Washington Holman. Havana and Mexican
steamer concho Berger Key West and Galveston &C II
Steamer II Dorado Grant New orleans Van Sickle
steamer Ehhn Thompson Hansen Mobile-SY& Gulf So Co
steamer lroqno Pennington Charlesttn AMI Jackson vile
Steamer Pawnee. Ingram, Wilmington NC-wm Clyde
steamer Richmond Jenncy West Point. va-od Dominion
steamer Old Dominion, Couch Newport Newsand Richmond
steamer Rosnokc, Hulphers Norfolk Newport News
'i steamer + " Bruno Lewis baltimore IL C Foster
steamer Miranda Br Lssenan. st Johns NJ. via Hstax
steamer Manhattan, Bragg, Portland Horaiio Hall.
Steamer II pip" az b morison Rs, pi%oe1
Bark Aconcagra 'r) Mowat', Pori Louis ManrJ Whit
BARK Antwerp (Br) Tretry London J + Whitney a Co
Bark Charles Long Rose, Buenos Ayres-J ii Winchester
SAILED.
Steamers Lmbria and Alaska for verpool Croma Ieiih
Hamburg; Bernicia, Rotterdam; VeeIIiam Amsterdam L.
y aaSg h'ys Spa sea RE
New Orleans; Kansas city. savannah; Old Dominion Rich
ship Hanaut. for Antwerp
Also sailed Via Long Island SOUND
Steamers winthrop for PASSPORT wilkesbarre Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Nov l3-Arriyed steamer City of perlin pr
Land. frvn New.York. - ~ ''
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 49, m Sailed steamer
Tlalenhorst, from Bremen hence for New-yOrk.
GRAVEsESp Nov sailed steamer America (Br), Pearce
for New York. 49," 1890
GLASGOW. Nov l3saied steamer Pomeransn (Br Dalze
for New.York. ~ '
HAykE, Nov l4-Sailcd, steamer saute
for New York. ''' '
ROTTERDAM Nov lt-Arrived steamer Amsterdam (Dtch,.
etsnger from New.Y0k ''"
sailed steamer Maasdsn lDteAa Poue for Nsw.York,
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STATEN ISLAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fever is prevalent in the
village OF Brighton and the adjacent village OF
Tompkinsve. In the last two weeks there have been
thirty five reported to Health Ohcer Theodore
waltser. OF this number seven cases proved fatal.
Nearly all Of the persons attacked with the disease
were school children The public school In Tomphins-
Vile has been closed. DR.. Waser Was indignant when
he heard that wake held In the case OF child
who had died Of malignant scarlet fever and that a
lrge number Of persons were present. The health
officer has given strict orders that when a death
occurs from the disease the victim must be buried
within twelve hours and that demonstration OF any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

II RENCH CoRSETS made TO order le's
e.egant long waited. and be. nu1f'
Madaro \. {. FoLIfERNE, lN NeS
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NyACK.-The foolish sport Of two Monsey boys
Yesterday afternoon may cost companions life
Arthur Stone seventeen years old Harry Grossmnn'
sixteen, and Charlie Adams. nns were playing back
of Kings cider factory. on Motifs Hill. The two
older boys induced Charlie Adams to enter big casR
They then roughly headed the barrel and rolled u
several hundred feet the hill. The lad suffered
severe bruises and internal INJURIES and II Is feared his
brain is affected A mill hand picked him up uncon-
scious The doctors say the boys chances for life are
about even The other two lads were soundly
trashed and in the event of the boys death will be
arrested
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0FFERS MADE FOR ARION.

San Francisco, Nov. 14.-Ever since Senator Stan
ford's two year-oh colt Ahon troted mile in 10 "a
numerous offers Of purchase have been made for him
one telegraphic bid received by senator stanfort
offering $50 900 for the colt but reply that re
turned was to the eject that $4,000 would net buy
one half of Arion. c. J. Williams, Of Independence
Iowa. owner of tho trotter Axtel, has offered $50 OOt
for the privilege OF breeding ten mares to Anon IL
1893 or in the colts four-yesr-old form.
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A THEOLOGICAL WAR BREAKS OUT.

New Brunswick church people are considerably
aroused over the alleged statements of Father Hunting
ton, who Is holding mission at Christ Episcopal
Church. that he can absolve SIM Various cergymen
have expressed views contrary to this and the local
press presenting the discussion in all its phases
Dr. Mace OF the st. James Methodist Episcopal Church.
Yesterday publicly asserted that Father Hunngton's
position unenable. and that his claims were simply
. ecclesiastical millinery and humbuggery." Nearly
every clergyman in the city will at ack Father Hunting
TOMS claim TO-DAY.
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Eeal estate 10 Grrhang:

TOUR HOUSES. 40 lots, city Burlington
l. y. j.. for New-York farm 20 acres
good house, New Brunswick, for Brooklyn
house Crawford residence. Y. j.. for New
York residence /; 80 acres, Myrtle.ave., Rich
mond Hill. for flats, tenements: LOO acres
ranch. stocked, Colorado Springs, for nats
tcDements best thoroughbred stock farm
New-Jersey. for flats, tenements.
J. w. FIELDER, so Llberty-st.
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RUTHERFORD.

A number Of the families who left Grace Church
after the trouble of last spring have formed temporary
organization. and Episcopal services will be held In
the hall Of Engine Company No. this morning. II
O'Clock. Professor William Esher Is announced 10
ofciaie sunday school will be organized at 10 a. M
Among those who left Grace Church many proml-
nent members of the Ladies' Aid Society who organized
Q new association which has done mich benevolent
work, and which has been largely instrumental in fur
theng the plan OF holding regular Episcopal services
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

Washington, Nov. 1t-Pay inspector George Cochran
has been ordered 10 examination for promotion Assistant
Engineer Anum Harsth 10 duty at the Union Works
San Francisco. The oiders VI Leutnan; e. H. Lyman to
tie Thets have been revoked.
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FURNISHED 1ouses

AN elegantly furnished house; 5th-ave.,
"A below 42d-st., 500. season or year.
f.. A. DALEY, "a West 35th-st.
Country.
A I BLOOMFIELD, N. j., GLEN RIDGE
"A y. j., l have several nicely furnished
and situated houses to rent for the winter !;
81 minutes from y. Y; % trains each way
daily; prices moderate. NATHAN RUS
SELL, Bloomfield.
Ar ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.-To rent
"A for winter season, gentleman's rest
dence, fully furnished attractive grounds
stable, &c. Apply TO
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Building.
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Rc oms Udnte0.

- INGLE GENTLEMAN who can fur.
- nish excellent references, wishes one
large OF two small rooms In refined private
family, between i5th and 65ta IS. and
Madison and Lexington AYES; no boarding.
house need answer. Address PARTlCU.
LAR. Box II. Tribune ONCE.
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NIGIITi

New Departure in Photography!
Perfect Portraits ut Night
Now Artificial Illumination soft Twilight.
lockwood. LAO Broadway (40th.st.)
Cabinet Portraits So per doz. open Till 10 O'Clock
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be chairman and Major Mckinley besides being one OF INC
vice prcsidents will also Be on the PLATFORM Win e"'
Watterson.
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Boaro u)anleo.

GENTLEMAN. wife. daughter and gov.
NJ erness desire rooms and board Ia re-
fned. strictly private family In good ioca-
ton near Park or 4cd-st. highest references
givcn,- Address with terms UNIVERSITY
Uox 8. Tribune once.
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Z. e. w.
A NEW COLLAR
PEoUoT.

PHILLIPS DIGEsTTBLE COCOA
Chocolates IL prepared that 10 Will
not disturb digestion. Sold everywhere.
WHEATENA.-The best breakfast food delicious
nourishing cooks minute 20 cents; all grocefs
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 Shave.
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Worlds Fair Special. via EewYork Central favoritt
kaip for Chicago. No extra fare. ..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

DAY.
Sunrise. 643 Set. AIS Moon set Goa IN Moons age IA
WATER.
F.M-Sandy HE 100 GOV Isld.. i4i Hell &C.. 934
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ilnfurnlstc0 Rooms.

DARK-AVE.. 5?l.-Frst nat. | large,
square, sunny room. with bedroom II
desired.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. November H. 1891
yesterday To-day
Announcements

CoUGHs.-" Browns Bronchial Troches" will
allay irritation which induces coughing giving I'm
mediate relief. Sold oaly in boxes.
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Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup for children
teethinG seftens tho gums, reduces Inflammation. eAys
vaii wind collie and darfhces. Is eents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D.,
30 WEST 69TH-ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous System. Gento Urinary Orraas
lrapotcncy and Stefility. HOUR 10 !. 8 b &
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A RTISTIC DRESsMAKER-Tea cown.
"A street costumes In or out Of the house,
mas worked for several years for leAdlni
actress. l39 West GOD. st.
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A COMPETENT dressmaker wishes a ts
"a more engagements by tho day: psrss
e nseer ana r, nsA1 H'akcs over s9pd D'
Tribune Uptown Office o3S Broad WAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

On TH.ST., ITO WEST near sth.ay-
w large front room for two gentcn,,
or married couple ell Sunday or erenn,
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" ERMOYT FoRsEs, handsome stylish,
fearless, scslimated fully warranted
driving for sale low. For particulars ad-
dress L. :. LEWIS, 80 Clifton Place,
PPooklyn n Y
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Drcssmaklnp.

A FIRST-CLASS French jrcssnsk,,,
"A lately landed from Paris, newly esisb.
ished date with Worth ard Rcud, Paris.
desires a few more customers elegant tasA
and perfect Mt moderate terms. ssinH
ROBES. 3S-5 LenOA-aye., untown
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A RTIsTIC DRESSMAKING, peiiest g.
"A ting costumes; hotel orders G Short
notice; nice dresses, st2 up. Nine. QwES.
2o2 West 23d.st.. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

A D-Si.. WEST. 39.-Large rood. new,
4 9 decorated cold and warm water I,rr,
10. et- bath loom. ~
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11rH-ST., ITO, near rh-sye.-Large. rs-
L furnished room; gentleman or gents.
man and wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

II RENCH MILLINER and feather euilef
L desires customers at home nrsleisSs
and prompt work at modeate prices
West Z2d-st. between ,j.h and 6th Nrs
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London April 10, D. m.-ConsCls, % 15-16 for money
and o6is account Newly ork, Pennyanla ana ONO
first mortgage bonds 322 Canadian Pacific S1 Mexican
Ordinary Al Mexican Central per cent bonds rs.
India Council bills allotted today at decline OF
Paris advces quote per cent rentes at "a francs %
cenmes for the account and exchange London at %
francs ooh centmes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16

State bonds were utterly neglected, and the
only sale of city bank stocks was twenty-five
shares of North America at 40.
The general bond market was somewhat more
active although the increase in business was at
the expense of values. Atchison incomes fell
IL per cent to A. but as rallied the fraction to
70 IA Reading incomes fell over ] per cent
under offerings that were not large. South Caro-
lima incomes further rose "a per cent to "a. The
general movement of prices was downward; but
the final losses were rarely more than 1-2 per
cent Reference is made to our full report OF
bond sales.
early in the day. considerable business was
done at 1-2 and per cent before the usual
hour for large offerings. At the close the supply
was excessive at 2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows :
Exchanges Sll3,4S5,S78; baapces, S5,256, 600.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 1855 040. Its net gain on balance was
and $l9,O83 in currency: The days operations
included; Receipts, $2,350,47S; payments. Ser
POI ,5ss; resulting in general balance OF Sl62,,
s37, 005, consisting of Sl55,O13,437 coin and
$7,s23,56s currency.
The Treasury bought 4s3,OOO ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 97.65 to OF "a
cents an ounce. The offerings amounted 20 ,0S3,-
900 ounces, and the purchases in the month to
2,S55,200 ounces
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day SILL 35 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S650,325 the in
ternal revenue receipts 1854, and the miscel-
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits III banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Ne. gold on 81 5P! 3! Dec D s ss5
Net silver on hind 100000 H,107s5s Inc. 1878
Net legal tenders
On hanQ liUlO'O4 ooof%fl Oec 1893
Actual cash I'm the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates S160 CPL o4o sle0 42G $50 Dec st0 POI
Deposits banks. 26,929S04 % 8O7 100 Inc. 1077
cash baPcesls7 $50 sf $3.50 $685. $50 Inc 81 15
The foreign exchanges were dull and rates on
London were reduced. AS there will be no fast
mail until Saturday, the reduction merely affects
the prices al which drawers OF exchange NAV ac-
cumulate commercial bills. The market was re-
Geved by the exports of specie Appended are the
revised quotations for actual business: Bankers
bills "a SALE and 81 SO Ia respectfully for long
and short sterling; French francs BIS Is and
5.l5 5-S; reichmarlls, 95 3-S and 90 7-s
In London British consols declined in the early
dealings, but closed unchanged at 05 1916 for
money and SO l-6 for the account. The daily
statement of the Bank Of England was not re-
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EeQal y otires.

NETWORK SUPREME COUKI. ,,,.-,,
~ Ennens smith and Wiemann Company (Lmited)
Plaintiff against Dudley Han and Dudley G. Han compos
ing the firm OF Dudley Hat Co. peiehuahos' ouhohs
Trial desired In the County OF New-fcrk'
To the aboYenamed Defendants; a.. ,.,-. l.,
this action and TO serve copy Of your answer on the
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS within twenty days after the service OF
summons exclusive the day OF service, and In case
OF your failure appear, OF answer Juagment WIN pe
AGAINST you by default for the relief demanded In the
complaint. o,, or .n,-
Dated N. Y. Mar. TO- 1891. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and Postonlce Address No 81 Nassau'st New'fork
TO the defendants Dudley Hall and Dudley c. Hail. and
each OF them - -- -, ,,,-
The foregoing summcns IS served upon you by pubiea
uon, pursuant order OF Hon Edwa1 Pettefson one
OF the Justices OF the ST eme Court OF the state OF New
York, dated 9Th day Of april 1881 and Med with the
complaint the office OF the Clerk Of the County OF New
York at the County Court House In the Cty OF Newfork
on the 9Th day Of April, 1891 ROOT ELAnk Sto,,
80 Nassau.st., NeW.YGrk CITY.
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financial MeetlnQs.

THE NEw;YoRK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD COMPANY. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the New.
York. Chicago and st. Louis railroad Company for the
held at o'clock Wednesday, May g. 1884, at the
Company's principal Office, In Cleveland, ohio.
ALLYN cox Secretary.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NEW.JERSEY
1l9 LIBERTY-ST.,
,,.. NEW-YoRK, April 18TH 1891
NJ Office is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Central Railroad
Company OF NewJersey TO elect nine directors
Tor the year next ensuing Will be held at the office Of tho
Company In Jersey City between the hours Of II O'Clock
m. and 1 o'clock p. m. OF Friday, May Sh, next.
Transfer book will be closed from Saturday the 18th
instant, 70 Saturday. the 9th Droximo.
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
~ HE COLUMBUS AND HOOKING COAL
holders Of this company Will be held I'm Columbus. Ohio
The transfer the company VIII close at noon
April %, and open at 10 m. MAY %, 1891.
A. o. BEEBE. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS
As WALL STREET,
NEW-YoRK, April TO- 1891.
TT HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stOckhOld-
Il ers OF tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Com
pany for the election Of Directors for the ensuing year
and transaction OF other business that brought
before the meeting win be held at the general ONCE the
day OF May, 1891. at 10 o'clock m
Of April II untiltAe morning Of Nav e next
H. .. HENSON. Secretary.
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HELMBOLD MEDICINE COMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws of New-Jersey.
CAPITAL STOCK. 100000.

CAPITAL STOCK. 100000.
$50 Eight Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred
Shares. 800 each $4,000
1880 General Shares. 500 each 10000
The unsold portion Of the above mentioned PREFERRED
STOCK Is TO the public at par and aCtments Of
shares Will be made cider that subscriptions
ceved and approved. ..
This company purchased the formulas recipes trade
marks good WILL exclusive rights OF every kind TO the
business established by HENRY r. HELMBOLD. whose
preparations have had worldwide reputation for nearly
forty years standard articles in the trade, with sales
aggregang $4,000 000 and the present earnings insure
prompt and regular payments OF dividends
Investors will find this unusual opportunity to secure
an OF the most profitable branches Of bus
ness and in one known in its line, and the hold
ers preferred stock excerpt from personal liability
Of every description.
For prcspectuscs and subscription forms, address
HELMBOLD MEDICINE COMPANY,
$50 Broadway. New-York.