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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-06
FROST In THE EAST.
Fruit Buds Blasted by the Cold
Air Of Night.
,ce IN INDIANA AND IOWA.


CHICAGO, May 5. Dispatches from
points in Indiana and Southern Michigan
state that ice formed last night, and much
damage was done in the fruit belt.
WArERLoo, Ia, May 5.-This section was
visited by severe frost last night. Small
streams were covered with ice eight inches
in thickness. The thermometer registered
.. Much damage was done to fruit trees,
which we're in full bloom. Small fruits were
not injured much. being little backward.
Indications are for another heavy frcst
tonight.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 5.-Reports from
various portions of the state show that
frosts occurred last night, and that ice
formed. The weather is said to be the
coolest experienced at this season for
years. 1t is believed much damage to
fruit trees and vegetables will result.
Snow fell here
WASHINGTON CIrY. May 5.-Unusually
cold weather prevails this morning
throughout the entire northern portion of
the country east of the Missouri and Mis-
sissippi rivers. The line of freezing tenn
perature extends from Southern
Maine westward through Western New
York and Northern Ohio. and including
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and
North Dakota. In Southeastern Michigan
the temperature is the lowest on record
for this season of the year, the minimum
there being one degree lower than pre-
viously observed during the first part of
May. Severe frosts have occurred through
out these regions, probably causing con-
siderable injury to fruit and early vegeta-
bles.
LA GRANDE. Ind, May 5.-The tempera-
ture in the Northern part of the state fell
twenty degrees last night. Ice formed to
the thickness of half an inch, and it is
believed fruits and wheat are seriously
damaged.
BosToN, May 5.-Dispatches from vari-
Gus parts of Massachusetts and Connecticut
say that ice formed in many places last
night. Cherries and plums suffered, but
other fruits are not far enough advanced to
be injured. Snow is reported in Vermont.
NORTH Troy. VT, May 5.-The ground
is covered with snow this morning. A
light fall is reported at Richford.
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coNsUMPTIoN IS INCREASING.
Treatment Suggested ut the State Boards
Of Health Conference.


of Health Conference.
WASHINGTON CRY. May 1.-THE national
conference of the state boards of health to-
day discussed paper presented by the
state board of health of Kentucky on con-
sumption. The paper showed the
CONSCIOUSNESS of tuberculosis, its
increase in direct proportion to
age, and the liability of infection from
animals. 1t suggested as treatment sani-
tary supervision. prevention of overcrowd-
ing and regulation of the climate, or, if
possible, educate the people as to what
tuberculosis was. TWAS spreading among
the negroes because in independence they
are not SO well housed and fed as in
slavery. q
A committee was appointed to decide
upon the best system of river conservancy,
and to advise with the state and local
boards of health about necessary legisla-
ton. DIR. J. n. Mccormick, of Kentucky,
was elected president. and the date of the
next meeting was left to the executive
committee,
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Attorney IeAA frNWA1ll Arrested Fer
AIDING Ensry FroN vpeesssa.
poET TowxsESr, May A. Especial. AT
torney John Trumhull Vas arrested early
today on charge Of aiding and ahetting
the entering OF Chinese into the United
States. Special Agent Nulkey has for
several months past been investigating
frauds Iva connection with the landing of
Chinese ia this country. The de-
tails Of the investigation were pub
lished this. morning. Trumhull is
accused of procuring certificates
which are used by Chinese iaborerx These
certificates were offered for sale in Victoria
for So and SO each. Trumbal was
brought before United States Commits
sioner Swan this morning. The examina-
tiof was postponed until Monday next.
and Trumhuli was released on $40 bail.
All Tom, arrested for smuggling opium. is
said to be an accessory TO the smuggling
in of Chinese. Deputy Collector Charles
b. Wood has been suspended at his own
request, pending full investigation Of the
fraud
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical Dispsnsafy,
Drs. Merrill q derrall.
'A!d'ias Surgeons and Specialist

~ No. e. S,ceiy and Avor.sy hno~, spsc.sa,sas
1870 - I.cInc Coasts are sui treating With the
sn.sscs inscsss an Chronic. NeEyoos blood and
Throat and Chest The docfors - ysn la, .rss
s.s . nom TIE University q the City q New Yorn
New York. s-d their long EXPERIENCE remsrrahc
XII and univerA success il ~ sr.arr,sre ~
sscI.ns = % 1easss entitls these eminent ply
a. 9 cEsrAIN AND POSITIVE CURE a. u.
no aiscE !. 3. 10y VICE and the numerous evils
PaivXTx. BLOOD AND sKrS prsrA.r.
oS3usp bsh1i iGf 1sp spF.d
FILES FIsTULx AND REcTXLu sf UIcHha
AND ds''V %nR tsSa sqsee:s
,o s1fHILIs: ooNoKRMGA. oIEEr. spsrm..
Wsaknsss "a ID dsiicsss disorcsrs e.cu,s ra =
Disorder ha. result. nom yoSshfui Cl ianc a ss
eIce:S q nature yeArA - ~
Ai 1nn nH 20 Ny sso,. .n,..ns .. tina.
STRLcTuREs rsd,eany and safely cur,e vim,
kheumasiam. NeuraigiA Catsrrh rrc.cn,,,.
A1nma. Iumors. Eruptiona SAT- Rbeum 500
IA I ns "a i.d,ssssion. Dyspepsis ccnssips
.ss.ssd - our s.sss Gsdlcs and surxicsi Dispsn.
ma MS masies what your complaint, ccnsu,. thu.
nanr sulxeons Who are able to ef1ect cures n
An s,s cdsss ~ have bsen pronounced hopeless
moved with assons.AinE results ueniro- nrtnarv
se5xesy. axicturs I'll d1soases ana defnryrssiss -
moved 7ess s4re1snes s e Hs,.risss Saisky =
- - " best evidencs q 8 Doctors xSiIi
~ "TS noon-S m until p. m. Sunday, IL .
enea Al eonndsntal md : csn,s 4. Sssss ~ g
ns.N pssaps reply.
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sauamish Charley round Dead.

New WESTMINSTER, B. c., May 5-[Spec-
ial. There was big spree in the west
end last night among party of Indians
and halfbreeds, and Sauamish Charley, an
old Indian, was found dead after the fun
was over. 1t IS not known if he came to
his death by foul play, and the coroner
has ordered post norton.
Mayor Brown and Alderman Sinclair
and number of citizens left this morning
to attend the reception of President Har-
rison at Seattle
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o. the Misery of 1t.

Human wrctehedness touches bottom in sea
sickness Life is held a feathers weight by the
unfortunate afflicted with il. Why endure Its
atrocious internal commissions when Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters relieves them instanter, Not
only relieves, but prevents 1t is not only on
the "briny" that travellers nausea is cxper-
back to the horses or the locomotive sometimes
produces it in supersensitive stomachs Hos
letters stomach Bitters il always the prompt
remedy. The mischieyous properties oil
brackish water, the evil influences OF miasma,
unwholesomc or unaccustomed food, excessive
fatigue, whether bodily or mental, the dysreptc
tendency bred by sedentary pursuits, the per
nicious effects OF exposure to extremes of tenn
perature or dampness, all these are effectually
eounteracted by this genial preservative oi
health. Cures also rheumatism, kidney and
bilious trouble.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-06
Love and Murder I'm Virginia.

LoulsvnlE KY, May "A special dis
patch says Abingdon. Va, is in a fever of
excitement over the arrest of DIR. Raker
and Mrs. siilmoar. prominent and widely
known, on charge of numbering Mrs.
Baker, wife Of DR.. Baker, and attempting
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Flood In the Rio Grande.

SANTA FE. \. NJ, May s.-The Rio
Grande is now within a few inches of the
highest point reached by the Hood of 1854,
and on account of the large amour, of
snow in the mountains il is thought the
food will be the greatest known here. At
Albuquerque the waters are running over
the banks and devastating the fields.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-06
Illegal naturalization Papers.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-As the outgrowth of
the naturalization frauds of 1890, the
United States circuit court has declared
null and void the naturalization papers of
seventy persons, on charge they were
fraudulently obtained. There are fifty
more cases pending
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-06
SLEEP.

When To soft sleep We give ourselves away.
And in dream on fairy bark
Drift on and on through the enchanted dark
To purple aaybrcak, little thought Nc nav
To that sweet bitter world we know BY ,lav
We are clean quit OF IL. as is u lark
80 high in heaven no human eve may marx
The thin swift pinion chewing through the rray.
Till We awake i'll fate can do no III
The resting heart shall not take IL IN ava;n
The heavy load that yer must make In hIaej,
for this brief space the loud worlds voice ;s
gttll,
No faintess echo OF IL brings ia pain.
How will IL be when We shall sisen indeed.
FAends Bailey ahfrsea.
Ses. notice Of ssifainisfrasnrss sals 81 CO..
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The Infiuenx. I'm England.

LONDON, May 5.-The influenza epidemic
is undated in Sheffield, and it has now at
tackled Nottingham and Carnavon. Nu-
merous deaths are reported.
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sr. JosarH, Mo-, May 4.--The twenty
first international conference of the gen.
sral societies of the Young Mems Christian
Association ef North America, adjourned
this evening. having been in session since
last Thursday. Over three hundred dele
gates, representing all parts of the United
States and Canada, have been III attend
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A Corrupt Canadi.n Mint.t.r.

FREDERICTON. n. B., May "a protest
against the election of George Z. Foster,
minister of finance, to the commons, has
been entered, and charges of corruption
made.
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Famine In Madras.

LONDON, May 5.-The famine in Madras
continues. IL is feared the monsoon will
fail, in which event the distress will be in
tensifed
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SUICIDE OF LORD DOUGLAS.
A Brother OF the Justly Celebrated
Marquis Of Quecnsberry.

LONDON, May 5.-Lord James Edward
Shelts Douglas. brother of the Marquis
of Queensberry. committed suicide to-day
by cutting his throat. Lord Douglas had
been travelling from Ireland. During the
night he behaved in such strange man
ner, and the railroad officials noticing he
was apparently in demented condition,
ordered an employee to accompany him to
London. Upon his arrival in this city
Douglas put up at hotel and subsequently
eluded the attendant and cut his throat.
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Don't fail to see ..Iolanthe'' tonight.

Brick dust sediment in the uri ne ought 70 be
a warning 10 all people. o. X. T. corrccts all
such ailments.
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A Prominent Southern Phx.ician pe.d,

LouIsvILfE. May 5.-Dr. Boiling, one of
the most prominent physicians of the
South, and dean of the University of
Louisville, died this morning.
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The flags, flowers and decorations were very fine
But J. b. Agen's butter tickled our palates every
time.
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See notice OF administrators sale Of Chester
Clearly stock.
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.Iolanthe." charming comic opera. tonight.
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See notice of administrators sale OF Chester
Cleary stock
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Reduced prices Tor "lolsnthc. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
fcrturcs Gl0 Mcclin15.

MN REVEREND FATHER lGNATluS.
4 o. 6. b.. Evangelist Monk Of the British Church
viii d. " preach his s,co4d and Last Revival Mission
I'm New YORK, sunday, A.g 10 to sunday. ADrn 80 a.
follows: 49, 49, , ....- N,,,t,o, o,.o oo4 -o,h
st. Ii 90. Epis opal service. sermon , no. sermon
t. and ii6.aye, 90 p. NJ. Tor Christians MONDAY,
TncsdSv Wednesday. Thug-day Friday, saturday; IL
~ M Tor all TUESDAY. Baptist Church. LeAinstoh'aFe
ana sTs9iy April 2G-In Lenox Lyceun II 90. Dlseopal
service sermon 60, serroa In Berkeley LJceuH
Admission free Reserved seats. SOC. and 81. unIe
servc1 25c Tickets obalnabe az doors. sec hanoDIIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
Isl 900 70 Oo9 500 38 $40 900 Ala 500


The bank exchanges at he New.York Clearing Iiors'
and the stocks sold 1T the NewYork Stock Exchange last
week and for tho week Of the preceding two years compare
as follows: 90 -,
se1,SHsss IS s5CS So 2 @679 s29g 75i
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.
Money was little dcarer on both call ard
time last week. but at the Stock Exchange there
wac no lack Of funds, even III spite oil inc laTeer
HE return flow OF currency from the interior
was delayed unaccountaby while 1Tesh exports
OF gold continued to depletc bank reserves. Inc
comparison Of tie bank statements OF the last
iour years shows that the deposits have fallen 70
not much above the aggregate loans, ard while
,,he percentage of reserve is larger than 1t was
@st year, II is still not much above the lcga!
ioie The shipments OF gold were LARGER than
mao Deen expected, and the total exports OF 6pecle
n the week amounted 10 S3,03j,G53 since
January they are larger than at the same time
IN any previous year since 1854. The principal
tIasSe Tor tie movement Is undoubtedly the trade
gTSianee between the United states and Europe
en-. e preliminary report of The bureau OF Statistics
sa'ed The exports in March Of the principal prod
ae'S OF tic country at about So, 50V,0OO ana
MIlle this does not differ materially from the cN-
pVHs IN the same month year ago, the decrease
~ The value OF bTeadstufs is contrary TO the popu-
ier opinion at the Produce Exchange For two
weeks IN April the exports OF merchandise from
lis port were less than S3.5OO0eO, on increase OF
aaDout 50, 100000 on the same weeks last wear
sat considerable falling Of from the preceding
sear while the imports OF merchandise In the
ssine period were S22. 82G,314 n decrease Of less
~ s1ah 100000 from The two weeks last TcaI' bht
,h Increase of nearly $500 900 on the same two
WEEKS in 1889
., AS the movement Of securities is rather against
&c country the export OF gold Ought not 20 cause
fssPfise No apprehension of monetary DIS
loroance is felt, and higher rates for money will
-, welcomed at least by lenders, while they VIII
,HGwsrd this centre. That w0uld be practically
~ only source Of relief in case Of sudden strin
sssacy, Tor the resources Of the Federal Treasury
Trgfaaually diminishing. The suggestion by the
ir,ssufy Secretary that he may be able 10 force
80 circulation the fractional silver and minor
In the vaults would be slow and Intellectual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

TINE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave 700 pss pages
,a,se,rsnts .ules for sailing. swimming, ball p.ay
M shooting horseback riding &c, - n 'il o. o
ronv. Publlshed by The Irlhunf NcN-lorN ihbeisA"
iSgg and universally eomDlbnented BIZ lie blSAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

The following were yesterdays quotations for unlisted
securities: = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
fesaI Notices..

- UpREME COURT. County of New ork-
= Augustus D. Dlanchet IT, pGntii af9n"T GiSco 9ng
De Angels and Giovanni De Angels dbe true ntIe an
sGrnam3 Of TIE latter being paht unknown trad ng as
Ctla ONO De Angels < Company dtlehuahV D"N"'0'
TO tho above named dcieudunts a., .,o,ot IN
You are hereby summoned ~ answer Ihe c0npid't s
TO copy OF your answer vi H.
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days @ter Fe nG IN
a. liz summons exclusive Of tie day OF sClEce unu
case Of YOUR failure to appear or answer yu9gmeI IN
be taken against you by dsiaglC or Io r,grV o. isl
'"o 'o'P ALDERT REYNAUD, Plalntifs Attorney,
Postoce address and Office No BeeAidis"' AZ l. IVY
10 tnt def nNanCs anONe named; . 49,, hv ,,h,tco
served upon you ~ pltlca-
ETC.,, TC,irenHt 10 an order Of Hon George L. lngraha
one tho Justices Of the supreme Court dated Aaren ~,
1e9t ned ,yth the complaint IN the ONCE OF ts rleI.
H te Cty and County Of a. the county Court
Eous' w. ALBERT REYSAUD, Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
Plan of Reorganization
Therein set Forth,

Rights are extended, according to the terms OF tho
Reorganization Agreement to the dcposltors OF First
Mortgage bends TO subscribe the fund for cash re-
quirements amounting to s3,34963 and tho rights 70
subscribe TO such fund will belong exclusively to the
depositors OF said bonds their assigns VINO accept
such right in proper form and lodge the acceptance OF
such rights With the Central Trust Company on OF DC
fore such date the committee may name.
The committee now control the unfundcd debt OF Tho
company Including liens upon tho read branches ter
ninals and rolling stock claimed to be prior TO the mort
CAGES. the CAPITAL STOCK the INCOME BONDS and
BONDS to wits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, April Js, 2 y. m-Cousols % l5lG for Eoney
and gjis FOR the account Nc"Nok, Pennsy ania ana
0hio nrst mortgage bonds 32's Canadian PdcHc, Sl6
EIic 2O5s S. Paul CORN o. Mexican Cent al new
4 n P cent bonds @JA spanish -, TOR. Money pr!
cent Paris adyccs quote pr cent entcs at 81 hohe'
OJ centLes for tie account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

relief The amount of subsidiary coin held by
the Treasury at the beginning OF the month was
S2O.S3235S. If the whole amount could be placed
In circulation it would be merely question of
time when it would again return, because the
fact that it is in the Treasury is obvious proof
that IL Is not needed in making exchanges Ille
proposed extension Of the l-2 per cent bonds
which mature Oh September would OF course
not change the financial situation. So, a,.
At the Stock Exchange rates for demand money
ranged from 2a5 per cent, with very llght pusl-
ness on one day at G per cent. The average Tor
the week was fully l-2 per cent. Rates LOT
time loans were hrmcr, and while short loans were
made at 4 i-2 per cent, the common rate for four
and six months was per cent. The foreign en-;
changes were somewhat easier on more liberal
offerings of commercial and bankers bills Long
drafts were lower, on account Of the advance III
the rate of money at London, but short bills were
not much changed from last week. The market
closed heavy at about 81 IS IA and 81 SO IA for
long and short sterling respectively
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
twenty-five companies or systems Tor the second
week In April. OF this number fourteen companies
return gains of 81 OIL, 25l, or 1913 per cent, and
eight companies return losses averaging as per
cent. The whole number gives gain over the
corresponding week of last year of Sl3O,795, or
siyty-seven companies for the first week in April,
of which forty-nine companies return gains aver
aging per cent and eighteen companies return
losses averaging 4.5 per cent The whole number
gives an increase over the corresponding week OF
last wear of S334,227 or 5.3 per cent. AS usual
lately the percentage of gain by later reports was
reduced from 60 week ago to 5.3.
The following tables divide the aggregates and differ
onces Of the companies. showing gains and losses:
S:;H 3: ;Sss I5sSss Is: SS;5 Il
- -, - 20 -. - - 90 =. Zoo -o- = =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
HElMBOLD MEDICINE COMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws of New-Jerscy.
CAPITAL STOCK. 100000.

CAPITAL STOCK, S2UOOOU'
$50 Eight Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred
Shares. 500 each S'o'OOo
1850 General Shares, 500 ench $4,000
The unsod portion OF the above mentioned PREFERRED
STOCK Is offered TO the public at and alotments OF
shares VIII be made in the cider that subscriptions arc re-
celved and approved
This company purchased the formulas recipes trade
marks good WILL and exclusive rights OF every kind to the
business established by HENRYT. HELMBOLD, whose
preparations have had worldwide reputation for nearly
forty years are standard articles In the trade with sales
acnregatng 0O0 and the present earnings insure
prompt and regular payments Of dividends.
Investors will find this unusual opportunity TO secure
on interest Of the profitable branches OF bust
ness and in one the best known in its line and the hold
ers of preferred stock exempt from personal liability
OF every description.
For pIcspcctuscs and subscription forms, address
HELMBOLD MEDICINE COMPANY,
$50 Broadway. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
The LIST Mortgage 61% Bonds of 1855
The LIST Mortgage 62S Bonds of 1885.
The LIST Mortgage 5o% Bonds of 1888

HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS WHO
HAVE NOT YET BECOME PARTIES To THE
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION ARE REQUIRED
TO DEPOSIT THEIR SECURITIES WITH THE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY on OR BEFORE
APRIL 80, 1891. AFTER WHICH DATE BONDS
WILL BE RECEIVED ONLY FOR SUCH LINZ
TIED TIME AZ THE COMMITTEE MAY DE-
TERMINE AND SUBJECT TO PENALTY OF
TWO PER CENT. IN CASH.
Central Trust Company ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES
will be issued to depcstor The certificates representing
First Mortgage per cent bonds Of 1885 and 1855 have
been listed on the NewYok Stock Exchange and appca-
ton has been made list toSo representing the First
Mortgage por cent bonds OF 1898.
COPIES OF THE PLAN OF REORGANlZATIoN,
GIVING FULL PARTICULARS, MAY BE OBJ
tanned AT THE OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL
TRUST co. or NETWORK Or FROM ANY
MEMBER OF TIE COMMITTEE.
New.York, April 10. 1901.
FREDERIC p. OJ.COTr,
JOSEPH WHARTON,
HENRY BULGE,
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
J.KENNEDY TOD,
ALFRED :. HEIDELBACH.
ERIC r. sWENSON.
Reorganization Committee.
g. s. ELLIS.
Secretary. "a wall.st, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

TnE NEW:Y0RK CHItAGQI t AZ e. n ~ n
hAiL"O"N NO EilW.Y OER, March 81. 1891,
~ OFFICE * HEREBY GINLN that the
~ ONIfAT MEETING OF TIE stoekbol1ers Of tho New.
York Chicago and Louis Hsiiio9d SGWlSny' Ion 10
rod AZ o'clock a. Wtdn'Hasy Mbl ~ ioVl' ~ '
company D pr"1'F'' ~ " ALLYN cox. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
DROPOSALS FOR BONDS.

r rS,,olninS seycnty.four (7l bond, issued in Lon
ao viii he pad NJ the Office OF the fiscal agents OF the
Company - w. T. ZELL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

\ OI1CI' -. ,,,,o,nco
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlLHOAD w.
The annual meeting Of the shareholdeTs OF We
ana Western Railroad Company Will be held on
ne 6t DAY OF May. lSgl at 10 O'Clock a. NJ az III, @
- me Cor;pany IN The city Of Roanoke VlIelha "nc
o. Nj, he held for thirteen directors for the ehsul's
ynr and such other business transacted as may pioP1
The transfc hooks wl be closed hom oescTT D. "'
April L. 1891; until O'clock iai'rWRIbjIIII Seydtsrv
IL. lsDl. ~ j. IIItIl lliI4i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
Flndnrlal.
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Ry Co.
REORGANIZATION.

The undersigned have been appointed Reorganization
under dated March 1891 dodgci
with the Central Trust Company OF NewYork) to carry
out tho