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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Mrs Graves Said to BE Insane.
It is now stated that Mrs Graves. wife Of the
convicted poisoner of Mrs. Barnaby, is insane.
and it is believed by some that there Is no
chance Of her recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Sewing Machine Works Burned Out
Fire in the Wanseer Sewing Machine Com
pany's building at Hamilton. Ont, has Quilted
the building and destroyed all the valuable ma
chinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Welsh Miners Return to Work.
The majority of the Welsh miners are now
at work. The employers decline to engage any
members of the federation who repudiate The
sliding scale arrangement
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.,.,,,tv Amopv ~. se,I.r.-

Activity Among the Senlcrs.
There is considerable activity among the
Pacific sealers, and many of them are pre-
pairing for the seasons work. Most of the
fleet will flo out ut Victoria, B. c., and fully
fifty vessels will leave that place alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

ProG Brucke Il visnna Dead.
Prof. Ernest VIM. Brucks, the distinguished
died in Wanna yesAerday Of pnsu-
MONA.
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lIust Relnove the SNOW.

Must Remove tho Snow.
Z A number Of warrants were issued from the
Police Court today against persons for failing
TO yemove snow from their sidewalks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08
APreu.ture Roast.

The London Chronicle deprecates Sir George
Baden-Powells assurance that England will
win. The paper says that such premature
boast is not likely to smooth the way in WASH
ingtQu.
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ONE PRICE.
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CAnnARr x LErDr.
a2s eth and zoo It, n.y.
SPECIAL OFFERING IN MEMS UNLAUS.
DERED SHIRTS.
No. Made Of New York mills cotton linen bosoIa
ami bands, continuous stays. in all RESPECTS a
class Shirt. Sizes IA to Is. Only 50c. each.
No. made of New York mills cotton. fine quality
linen bosom and lands bosom lined with lnen q Inns
custom made Shirt. Sizes Ia 10 Ia Only s5c.
For EVENING WEAR.
32-inch China Silk. in all the popular shades oaly
1oc. yard
TO CLOSE.
lot of Ladies' Initial Handkerchief reduced to 10
In Ladies' and Misses Coats We are offering them at
greatly reduced prices to close. Your chance fort
rare bargain.
CARHART LErDr.
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BISHOP PGREr MAKES An INTERESTING STATE
MESr-IHE CHARACTER OF THE PROPOSED
INSTITUTION AND TIE MONEY REQUIRED
POSSIBLE DIVISION OF TIE DIocEsE-A FINANCE
COMMITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Hon. benjamin 5. Wright Of Massachusetts,,
a noted horseman, has died from n complica-
ton of diseases He was Familiarity known as
Uncle Ben. Wright" by horsemen throughout
the country.
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CARHART kLErDr.
soS 9Th and so6 Kst. n v.
That TIRED FEELING.

THAr TIRED FEELING.
variously described one OF lassitude. snnuie IN
difference lack Of interest what is usually inter.
estinx. may be relieved by the
WINE OF COCA.
Which we take pains to prepare in such manner -
to the exhsrating and tonic properties OF tie
coco leaves in pure native wine. Our Vine OF cons
Is equal the best imported article and h much sss
in price
VS.. THOMPSON.
phar.nscist,
EOS 18th At nv "a
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L. b. TowsEn & Sox.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1910 9TH s. n ".

DRY GOODS DEAI1Eh%
1910 9TH 81 n y.
Closing ont our Clcaks Al slaughter prsces-
Dres- t,oods OF al. kinds cut down IN pr,ce.
Job lot OF suspendsr worth from . 10 4ocs ~ foe
Doc.
Sne s S1s'' ~; WOOL 81. IS. TIC. and e.
Big reduction IN kuxs .,
B!snSets Rod White and Gray. all reduced IN pxEa.
Inl,,sa.i,eI Nheeting, io-4 wide. l5c.
B.esrbed sheetng. lO4 wide. lse.
Larre line bordered NapAtns. AZ linen. only g.
Isd,e<' Az wool skirrs reduced from IL 70 % IL
ONE LAT Robe left. worth -. reduced 70 ~ pa
IsTiieei Rec Unoerwear. ali wool. reduced from q
70 1Jc.
fsenfs' White ard Colored UnderSeartD III gTef0
S5srsts Muff1er- and s1k H.ndk erc1efs mnrksddoun
Ne have juss receiyea ls9fe nsoio. % Ioyels:
come bssu!'e< TO- - ~ 60 -
brsllaA ee. -
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WAYS AND MEANS.

In the discussion that followed the bishops
remarks it developed that the first practical
step 10 be taken was TO adopt means to secure
the funds needed to purchase the additional
ground 20 complete the donations already an
nounced- The amount Immediately required
was anticipated that no difficulty would be met
In raising this amouniHln Washington
The following named were designated as a
committee ON finance. TO solicit local contribu-
tiors, dc:
Rev. Randolph II. McKim. chairman; Rev.
George William Douglas, {. c. Glover. John A.
kasson, Edward J. Steliwageu, Henry E. Davis
George Irussdell. Herman h. Viele X. ii.
Goldshorough. Theo. ". Noyes, VI. NJ. Parker,
A T. B-l.ton, John L. Arms
Upoa the conclusion of the remarks Dy the
bishop and some general discussion suggested
by the points brought on. the bishop was
obliged TO leave tbs meeting N order to catch
. tram for Baltimore.
ooSTEIEUTIoxs 70 THE FUND.
II was stated during tie meeting that while
no subscriptions haG been solicited. in fact the
finance committee had jus. been appointed,
that already LIBERAL contributions had been
male 20 the fund and many more had been
promised
The nucleus Of the fund was, OF course. the
gift o: Hiss Mann OF property valued a: $780,
900. Then there was the donation OF the Land
for the site ns4de By Francis q. New.
lands and II. p. Wsggaman. which was
estimated to be worth seventy or eighty
thousand dollars Through q syndicate
donation Of land near the site had beer
made which was thought TO be worth co. TOO
A New York millionaire has sent his check foi
Sl.0oO as an earnest OF what he viii 90 after
the people Of Washington have shown then
earnestness in the matter and their sympsth,
with the project by contributing accorl!ing Il
their means
After a further interchange Of views tn,
meeting adjourned The finance COMMITTEES
VII At once begin active work.
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the death Of Senator Plumb. His successor,
Senator Perkins, is patiently waiting for his
assignments and is meantime tho only SEN
ator unprovided with committee places. 1t Is
not beliey that a caucus will be required to
make the necessary assignments ana the eau
Gus committee will probably undertake the
task as soon as Senators Sherman, Carey and
Cameron return to this city, which will be
before the Senate meets again next week.
There are now ten Senators who have notified the
caucus committee OF their ability and willing
ness to serve on the appropriations committee
In the place formerly held by Mr.. Plumb.
Although Senator Perkins. in view OF his con-
gressional experience, is likely to fare much
better than is usually the with SEN
ators in assignment to committees, it is not
probable that he can succeed to this much
coveted place, SO that the caucus committee,
unable to fall back upon the rule of succession,
is in q dilemma. One Of its members today
said that the membership of the appropria-
tons committee would probably be increased.
Notwithstanding the understanding reached at
the beginning OF the present session that II
would be allowed 20 shrink to its for
iner membership OF nine when a
vacancy ensued in the natural course Of events.
II some such measure OF relief Ii not afforded ii
is feared that the restless western Senators, who
favor a division OF the general appropriation
bills among the leading committees OF the
Senate, will, in the end, carry their point
through the aid of certain Of the Senators from
the older states who are disappointed in their
desire to get places on the all-powerful appro
priations committee.
1t is undoubtedly true that an old Senator
who represents an eastern state, has prepared q
resolution looking to decided increase in the
appropriations committee. He thinks twenty.
one members would be just right.
NOTES.
Master Michael Davitt Crowley OF Scranton
Pa, nephew Of the Irish home ruler, Michael
Davitt, has been appointed page of the House
of Representatives on the Recommendation ol
Representative zimmerman of Scranton.
Representative A. H Williams OF North
Carolina is confined to his room with persisten,
epistopia, following the grip.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
RosEN N BROS.
S RING
GOODS.
SPRING
GOODS.

"A RRIV1NG daily. We
have just received our
first invoice of Spring
IN Dress Goods in light
plaids and stripes; broad
cloths in all shades; silk
sublimes in all the new
shades. The largest as
sortment of Black Dress
Goods in the city from csc
to Sc per yard.
100 different styles
Toile du Nord Ginghams,
warranted fast colors.
Full assortment of Mr.
lin and Nainsook DR.
broideries; Chiffo-
broidery in al ~
and Torchon J aces
Our linz Of Wltt
Goods, co-sisaaq cf ln1
linens, ',a red IA br
Mains plain
tri,> rs IA ard ed
-SiWlSs, SIS D.Npleta,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs. b. Lacy Hoge is still very i'll at
her homo, No. 800 Sixth avenue 8. W.
Captain T. c. Morton, of Staunton.
arrived in the city last night.
j. II. Richardson, OF Clinch Valley.
IL in the city. stopping at the Southern
Hotel.
William J. Riley, of Washing ton city,
arrived in Roanoke yesterday to accept
the position OF pressman for The ROAM
oKE TIMES.
DR.. L. l.. Wood returned from Bal.
more yesterday, where he had been
tending the graduating exercises
dental department. of tho Unive af
Maryland. He was honored v,a
appointed one of the Judge, fo
prizes for the best dental re1a
the students.
j. L. Hooper, OF tr t5. est
the Norfolk and w i
leave on the 26tb Ns fol 9r
ton, w. Va. " r- so.-
eral days vic od .r1ea0s H.
says that H.. so,4s u.s
ton at c. qn 1tl6. MS fat
Jack w fo tor H5ns
~ tna Is,
tis .ano,
.uT lob.
"' par H7'H ot ;, 157
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
The vaudevilIes.

The Irwin Brothers. Comedy and
Vaudeville Company will appear here
on next Monday evening. The COM
pany is composed of the best variety
people that money can procure. Sheri-
dan and Flynn, the authors of the once
famous song, Down Went McGinty,"
the Mills, Phil and Hattie; the National
Trio, Bryan, Forester and Moulton;
Tanner and Dowley, Emerson and Cook,
Ida Lillian Abrams, Miss Lille Beach,
Frank La Mondue and others. All
lovers of the Vaudevilles will no doubt
enjoy rich treat.
We clip tho following from the Pitts
burg Leader: Irwin Brothers. Comedy
and Vaudeville Company gave delie ht-
full entertainment before largo audi
once at Harry Williams Academy of
Music last night. The com oany includes
several of the best speciality artists on
the road. Tanner and Dowley, in their
Convict and Jailor" act. caught the
popular fancy right hand, and Ida Lillian
Abrams and Lille Beach each scored
hit with the audience. La Mondue
and other bright and interesting fea-
lures made up the program.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
registration Books to Open


Tho registration books will be opened
in the five wards of the city by the
registrars on Monday, April 25, at sun
rise, and continue open five days, as re-
quired by On act OF the general assem-.
bly, providing for q new registration of
all the voters Of the city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
For n Benefit.

Manager Beckner has rendered the
Opera House to his stage manager and
treasurer for benefit. They have been
striving to secure a great attraction for
this occasion, and yesterday booked the
"City Director" better known to the
theatre going public as Russell's Come
dams, from the Bijou Theatre, New
York.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
To Organize a New Council.

A movement is on foot to organize a
council Of the Legion of Honor in this
city. Captain Morton, an official of the
State council, arrived yesterday and
will lend any assistance in his power.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
Dislocated Her Wrist

Mrs G. w. Weaver, aged CO years,
who resides at No. 16 Second street n.
W., fell at the new market house, East
Roanoke, yesterday and dislocated her
right wrist. DIR. Albert A. Cannaday
rendered the necessary surgical at
tentiOn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
DIED.

TUCKER-At the residencc OF her father, j NJ
Tucker, 717Sccond avenue 8. W, OF corcbrO spinal
FANNIE L. TUCKER. aged ID years The funeral
VIII take place from Greene Memorial
Church ut two O'Clock this afternoon, Rev. Mr.
Hammer officiating. The remains will he in
tered in the FairvicW Cemetery.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19

MARY LUKENs has moved her studio
to LAG Salem avenue. Lessons given in
all branches OF drawing and painting.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19

rs t.l trii ne baughman Intor-
lssoo ,;''; al officer.
.Fial q. Hilbert and w. G..
etfnnan. interfering with an
tteer, htc Justice Turner yesterday,
-tEar.s large number of the fire de-
par'1e boys to the court, as both of
no Gentlemen are prominent mem
l7rs # the Vigilants.
'.cssrs. Easton Randolph. w. O..
ardaway and VIM. Lunsford appeared
for the defense. After hearing the
evidence it was agreed that Mr.. Harda-
away should open the argument, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Randolph and Mr.. Luns-
ford, but the Justice cut short the speech
making by saying that the evidence
was not sufficient to convict the &C.
cused and dismissed the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Shares
Open. High Low. Final. Bid. Ask'd sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NETWORK
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT SHw.YoRK.
1890 1891. 1897
n-vgoods .. 90 og7 g27 ell 6II I33 81 $50 III
General merchandise 0i3344i l2.t7967S 10,bol 973
ro,.i 10, tho ueek 23I s3 oss IL s12 1872 $50
since January rs. +0l 9Js 100 $50 912 oo5tO js-
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT SEw.YORK
70. Tho reek s1Gs o02 ESQ oe2 go oi3
ence January L.. 500 al lo4l .s:2 O202 23l
EXPORTS or SPECIE AT NETWORK.
po. tho voek - eoif23i - 933 063 s37s COL
since January i...... .e27 23jls413 "05oj3'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Tho busincss In State bonds was limited 70
email sales of Alabama, class A, al lOl 81 ue
cline OF l.2 per cent and Tennessee scttleiileh.
rs NJ 81 IA Theic were no sales OF Guy p'"A
stocks. ,. 1900. ,;rl,, active ot
odIancing prices Leading issues were III urgent
demand. and they made further surS'ahtlaI gaiii'.
nc lie Richmond Terminal issues, receipts Tor tIc
nllateral trust IS touched 81, ana al ~ 1-S
cIoecd with gain of nearly per cent, whlle 10
declined "a per cen. to So; Erle second consois
,Ucre A higher at Os. Reference IL 'nauc 10
our full report Of bond sales Co.,.
Money on call was nominal, as usual on notuf-
aov hnf a small business was done al per cent
oahi % ubfTrcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The receipts from customs reported at wash
;,atnn to-day were S490,654, from internal rev
enue $325,235 and from mlsccaHeoIs Ve
Tonal bank notes for redemption, ana me rcceiP'S
Wv - account for the week amounted 70 Sl,53S.-
81 o. To secure National bank circulation III hodS
81 CO. 1852. 900 in these bonds ooo
Currency ~ ~, "a
-Four per ba oer cents extended at per cent 3ls'3Soo
pords deposited for circulation during the Week
QonS noo. bonds held u secure circulation Win
% COS 900 National bank circulation ont
standing-currency notes 81 XXX XXX 9,sS
~ ~ LEGAL money Tor redemption OF surrei-
derea G'l nndon the Stock Exchange was closed.
~. III pnnir of England gained $4,000 bullion on
tta LIZ Bar silver was unchanged at ~ '-lou'
an u 0nn' g. Co. advertise in another column lIst
Dia,n,iinal Investments bearing from four to SIN
per cent foliowing table gives the current d91,a-
,, nc of city bank stocks, together WIN '"ei'
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Ngw.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains leave Wet 42d..t. az ;j5 \. n. 10 min
utes earlier from foot Jey:s; 70, Lake Mohonk, Lake
MInmewaska and Waikiki Valley r. T. station, Middle
iown Bloonlngbur.h Port Jervs Monticello, AlehyAs.
Faisburch Liberty Lingsol Manor, Hancock, Carbon.
Dehi, Sidney Norwich, Edneson,
Vtca Rome Oneida oswcso. Detroit Chicago and ponsi
Wat.
3:iJ =. Nj, Campbell IalI Lakes Mo,onk asd Mipn,-
wa,ka. waikiki yeliey .,ationS MGietown plo9w,n..
IaI. Iiynestan Manor
-, 90 r. NJ Mlddlctown Pittsburgh Liberty. Liz.
mg,ton Manor Rock!and Walton. sidney, Norwich.
ep.ida Osweso Rochester Niagara Fails. Detroit Cal.
caco and West Pullman Sleepcrs reclining eheir
20 SuIension Bridge. Daily all other trains daily.
cept Sunday. -. . ,, -.
obtained ct 1923 Broadway, New-York J. Z. ANDERSON.
q, p. A.. 50 Beaver-st.. New'YoSk
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ACTUAL SAILS. CLOSING.

THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

p Pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERIC CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT Ely
Block Signals&InterlOc Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsscs and COrtiamdt streets,
Ounnl after FEBRUARY 6ih, 1892.
TIL FAST LINE.
300 A. W. Irgm9n yrHeuie slgRmG and Pa? 5 Cars
ae'9pS Sa 40 a. y Chs - also Tor a odS
TIIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
IVY b1A ana SS E SSsa' Scps Ss SMOKING
snd Observation Cor,. rresent9s financial report,
adc raid 6arSer'hoP library and al TIE CON ,Si
movable ct,5ic lights Arrive cntiaaati 40
~. LorI. AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
@Go w. ama9 yc5es SesPng SaS r from cont; N eNd
fF coach M NeS Sad S. to Ioas 50
TIlE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
aoo DO AID Es' S S' Hoea RHIf
Coaches from NewYOrk 70 Chicago. Arrives in Chi
TIE WESTERN EMPRESS.
G:30 r. M.-PG,lman NNet,tuie Sleeping Car New.Ior1
and sST5 St d hSs Fi sS
and hSrF Eia"qnd % ara faGa g tt ncsna
c@Is%sS 2o o as; diE a 1885 3D. De hsp
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
soc ES e sg's fla car The
N "HS55G afri y,' V %Scsdoys Al COa%bs is
fieC'a'a 50 q n$f; az a q
All. 20 p for cyS,R@ '4 Expr dSy VITA 4roHs sep
to Ntw0ri a@s, &shsyillo and Knoxville Via Hich
5Ge Cd Gsrf Bsss e Ss,, Ohio
5eS ,%sf Ss 5SsS5s" y Siss"r PS
oRRfe n9 ngGs s' sna & e
BALTIMORE WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
l0.10A. WASHINGTON Limited LApre,s" OF pm
Coaches. Dnagcar TO Baltimore every weekday. ar.
s.. .,pp II M9eSa5S@ ss" mi.ca
T1hs'G shas q either 'f '' 's yo"a usual
ii 90 a. M @o 80 90 and 200 ?. M and IL Is
G Sis 30 SF and ' 80 a. @ ' 30 200 100 p.
For e' Atlantic CITY, p weekdays. with through
r. E@res I Mr co oc y an" a. c Sccd;r..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lxess 70 20 so g md 10 so 6 6 we VS r[@S
Ilmitcd Win DUNG car AID II C0 AM ~ go 200 90
20 800. $50 go sc 5;So o0 0;Sc fiov vv
il 10 a. m. 40 and :oo p M Sund'ys % EYpFrss
800 400. 80. 500 80 800 erd 90 Z M and
Io.i5 rfrht. Accommodation; . 100 and TOO p m
For Timr-Tah - tr,ns 70 local point on The Pennsy
yana RIilrold sy.icm Apply - re Io.I2mns i,,.r.
ii"l-c I.c.st md G;h.aNe. lJi Etst l25th-st. 2Oi
wet l95th.s: 81 toiunhu ave. and loot ~ Drs
hro-scs and Co.tlagdt ~s Cour.cst. $50 Fuon;.t
rs DrqaNty and Brpollvl Annex station ioOt OF y VII
ion.,t. brooklyn; - lIutson-t.. HoboSen; station
m, Nowyork Transfer Company viii cell for and check
D' lCn,s y, prGrv !. Il WOOD.
General Mnnogr. GcntIHl Psssr Agent
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Trims leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, BaItimore& Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia 400, rs 900. 1000 1920 a NJ,
with dining ear. 100, ID $50 win dining Ger, 40,
$50, 600, 80 y. H.. 1915 night. sundays. 900.
l0.30 II 80 a. with dining csr, 1.3O, $50, With
dining ear, 800. 600 p. H. 12.lj night.
For Hltmur. Washington daily 900. 1l.30
with dining car, $50, 330 dining car 500 p H., l2l5
parIo Cars on Day Trains. Sleepers Night Trains.
For li,adng Harrisburg, PCsye. .tc., at 40 a. NJ,
13). too 80. 40 m l2lj night except saturday
hight Sundays: lls0 a. m. 80 300, 900 p. m,
Via Philadelphia at 1ij M, l3O, 80 p. m, 1915
naht except saturday night sundays, D. M l2.la
miinlcht.
For Easton. 100 715 s.45 a: M; /. 49, 5.45, 7.3o
For Bethiehem Allentown, March Chunk, Sc 400,
us, $40 100 +.3O, 30. 80 to Allentown.
Sundays. 40 100 a. m. loo. $50 D..
For wilkesbarre. Plttston and Scranton. S.45 m.
40 D. m. sundays $50 a. m.
For Hioh Bridge Branch. si5 a. m. 100. 4.3o D.
For Ffeeiold and Atlantic Highlands. 40 Sis Ills
q. M. 100 49, 600 D. m sundays, except Freehold
For Fed Bank Long Branch and points South to Point
Pleasant. 40. S.l5. Ills q. m. Q30 345 Red Bank
only) 400 420 600 m. SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park. 900 n. m. 400 D. m
For LAKEWOOD.
At4?o. SIS a. m, / 80. 345, 40 p. m
Toms River, Barnegat Park aud Barnegat, 40. SIS
o. m. l.30 40 p. IN.
For Atlantic city, VinclaEd and BrIdgeton. $50 H.
For Monmouth Beach and seabright 40. SIS. Ills
a. IN. 1.39 and 400 p. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Sufficient stock of the TENNESSEE VIRGINIA
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY has been de-
posted to make. with the stock owned by the hICh-
MOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, n majority. Under
lying securities n large amount have been dcpoSteu
under the Plan of Rcor ganlZation.
FOR THE PIWPO"E OF ALLOWING BANkhR~
AND BROKERS TO DEPOSIT SECURITIES IN
TRANSIT. THE COMMITTEE HAVE DEtIDED
NOT TO DETERMINE TIE QUESTION OF An EN-
TENSION OF THE TIME FOR DEPOslTiNH UNTIL
AFTER 3 O'CLOCK =. VI. ON TUESDAY, 18TH
INST AND UNTIL. THAT TIME THE CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-NORk Il AbThoR-
lied TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
The CENTRAL TRUST CoMPANY's certificates, which
being issued In exchange for the Richmond ana west
Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company ana Eas'
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway Company seci
ties deposited under the Plan OF Reorganization HAVE
BEEN LISTED on THE NEW-YOHh STOCK EX-
CHANGE.
The right Of subscription TO the Cash Fund offered
under the plan tho depositares Of stock and per
cent bonds will BIO extended TO such date rs may De
ertiscd by the committee. after April 18th ls9%
The holders Of the securities Of the auxiliary corpora
lions cooperate and become parties 70 inc
preserve the integrity Of this large syftem OF rail-
soads dsinegation OF which would prove disastrous
to such securities.
Copies Of the Plan OF Reorganization may be had
nj the Office of the Ccatral Trust Company of New
York.
Ncw.Yorl April II, 1892.
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE.
FREDERICK ID. TiPPEN
WILLIAM H. PERKINS,
HENRY Bulge
H. &. FAIINESrOCK.
J. Kennedy TOD
Committee.
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