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The herald., 1893-10-31
KRuC's DEEALCATION.
Thirty Three Indictments the Outgro'


Thirty Three Indictments the Outgrowth
of it at Seattle. k2
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 30.--Thirty-
three indictments against ex-Treasursr
Adolph Krug and his associates were re-
turned by the grand jury as true
bills this afternoon. Krug is
charged in thirteen indictments
with using public money in
manner not authorized by law, and in
nine with larceny by embezzlement
In nine indictments Henry Thurman, a
rich broker, is made an accessory,
which under the law of the state is the
eams as being principal. Fred w.
Sander and L, NJ. Griffith are
jointly indicted with him on one
count each, and D. I. Denny, a
well-known pioneer, upon two counts,
and L. D. Ross, a real estate agent, on
three counts. Thurman repaid the
money he borrowed from Krue and
aa bondeman put up $25 ,0C0
to make up the deficit, and
Griffith and Sander also raised
considerable Gums to reim burse the city,
hoping thereby to escaps punishment.
Krug's shortage was 1925. 900. hut was
ali made good to the city by his bonds
men and friends.
The herald., 1893-10-31
EXPLOSION OF COAL GAS.
The Steam Collier San Mateo Badl,
Damaged at Sea.


Damaged at Sea.
VICTORIA, Oct. 30.-A tremendous ex-
plosion of coal gas occurred on the
steam collier San Mateo last night while
bound from Cornox' for San Francisco.
She carried 42oO tons OF coal consigned
to the Southern Pacific company. The
explosion was in the forward hold and
drove up the deck plates in the shape
OF an arch four feet above the deck level
in the center. The plates were also
badly shattered. After the explo-
sion the steamer put in at Es-
ouimault, where survey will be held.
Oscar Anderson, sailor, was thrown
overheard by the force of the explosion,
but was saved. James Anderson, an
other sailor, was badly wounded in the
hand. A similar accident happened to
the steamer Barracuda few months
ago.
The herald., 1893-10-31
LOOKING FOR WORK.

Another Lot OF Idle Laborers TrsmpinC
Southward.
san Francisco, Oct. 30.-Three hun
dred and nineteen men who we're
unable Co find employment here.
started south today in body
with the intention OF going 10 New
Orleans. They have no money, and ex-
pect to tramp all the way, except when
they can secure rides on freight trsins.
They are not tramps, but are looking
for uorl-
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Wages Voluntarily Restored.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-President Miller Of
the Chicago. Milwaukee and t.Paul road,
has issued an order restoring all salaries
affected by the 10 per cent reduction
made about two months ago. The i'm
mense business done by the road in
words fair traffic and the generally i'm
proved business situation is responsible
for tbe order.
The herald., 1893-10-31
Both Shot TO XIII.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 3O.-In a
quarrel near here Clarence Cotton, aged
10, son of prominent attorney, and
Mac West, well known ranchman,
shot each other fatally. Cotton is
already dead; West is not expected to
live the day out.
The herald., 1893-10-31
The Oakland waterfront.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 50. 0.-Attorney-Gen-
eral Hart OF California has asked the
United States supreme cours for leave
to bring an original suit here for the
state against the Southern Pacific Rail
road company to title to the valuable
water front OF Oakland.
The herald., 1893-10-31
A MILITARY TRAGEDY.
CAPTAIN HEDBERG KILLED BY
LIEUTENANT Nancy.
The Shooter Claims That tbs KiIIing
Was Done In Self Dsfsnss-rhe
Dead Omeer's Unsavory
Record.

Pokr EHFEIDAN. Hl.4 99et 31.--Capt,
Alfred Hsdberg of Company I, Fifteenth
infantry, stationed here, was shot and
killed this alterr1on by Lieutenant
Nancy, quartermaster OF tins same regi-
ment. The tragedy occurred near the
cavalry stables, and was witnessed
by 8 number of cavalrymen, but
only one man, Sergeant Cope
land, heard the conversation that
preceded it. and he has been ordered to
keep absolute silence until official in
veetgation. There was II hot dispute
which ended by the lieutenant drawing
heavy Colts revolver and shooting
the captain in the groin. The wounded
man was taken to the hospital where he
died an hour afterwards. Lieutenant
Nancy gave himself up and was placed
under arrest. The officer of the day
Cornish. held an examination at oncs,
the result OF which is not yet made
public.
Col. R. E. Crofton. commandant of
the post, says: II believe the shooting
WAS done in self-deiense, ae Lieutenant
Nancy is not a man to resort to action
of that kind without sufficient grounds. +"
Captain Hedberg was 55 years old and
a native OF Sweden. He served as re.
cruiting officer during the war. Lieu
tenant Nancy is 36 years old. He grad
uated at West Point.
A story current at the post is that
Captain Hedburg Threatened some time
ago to kill Lieutenant Nancy. 1t is
rumored that the captain came home
unexpectedly, recently, and discovered
hn in f.,.
position. Captain HedDurg is alleged to
have told brother officsn that he would
kill Lieutenant Nancy ON sight, that he
had ruined his home.
At the examination Lieutenant Nancy
said: "The shooting was the result of
trouble had with Captain Hedburg q
month ago over the kalaomining of his
basement, when he threatened to shoot
me. | expected Captain Hedburg to
shoot me if did not get him first, and
consequently in selI-deiense had to
protect myself"
Captain Hedburg WAS tried by gem
eral courtmartial at Santa he, ~ NJ, on
August 8, 1873, on the charge of selling
government property and converting the
money to his own use. A second eensa-
tional charge against him was conduct
unbecoming an officer and gentleman"
A third specification was lying.
The court found him guilty and sen-
fenced him to be dismissed from the
service, refund the money, and be con-
fined one year in the penitentiary. The
sentence was remitted by the president.
During President Clevelsnd's first ad-
ministretion Captain Hedberg WAS rein
stated ss an officer.
The herald., 1893-10-31
naa,h nf Icx-premi.r Ahhott.

New YORK, Oct. 30.-Sir John Joseph
Caldwell Abbott, ex premier OF Canada,
died this evening at his town residence,
Sherbrooke street. He had been great
sufferer from acute gastritis for long
time.
The herald., 1893-10-31

Stop that cough by using Dr. st.
Johns cough syrup. We refund your
money if it fails to cure. For sale by
Off & Vaughn, corner Fourth and
Spring streets.
The herald., 1893-10-31
.ss,s+art sacr.tarv of state

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. The president
has nominated +. +. Uhl Of Michigan
as assistant secretary OF state.
The herald., 1893-10-31

Ladies7 hats cleaned, dyed, rasbaped
and trimmed. California Straw Works,
264 South Main street, opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-10-31

For sunburn and freckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure,
For sale by A. K. llttlaboy, druggist,
3li South Syrias otsoe9.
The herald., 1893-10-31

Conn band Instruments. Agency at
Fitzgerald cor. Spring and Franklin SITS.
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CHAS. VICTOR HALL TRACT

OF AID M 8 ST RE EFT
Large home Vila IL ts for sale IN ths south west:
avenues 80 feet wide, lined with PaIms Mon
terey FINES, Ora villas, Peppers, the new Gum
of Algiers and Magnolias, etc.. which will give
Il park ike effect To six lniles OF streets Lots
are BOX so T., ID foot lleyY.
1880 FOR INSIDE LOTS $40 per month till
QUE e-hulf Is paiu, or one-thiru cash auu alance
IN tye years. or If you build you can hay: i've
years nme Get one whlle you can. Apply to
office, 223 West First gsi eet. TIA GIN
The herald., 1893-10-31

Ali desiring correct Z { and frst-3isss
work in merchant tailoring call on II.
A. Get2, 1l2 West Third street,
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In Full Operation and Grand Sight.

In Full Operation and "a Grand Sight.
The Chino sugar factory will be open
to all who accompany us on the grand
excursion TO Chino today, Tuesday,
Oct. 3lst. Round trip, including lunch, 81.
Full particulars at
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE, & Co.,
I2l South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-31

VARIOUS ROUTINE MATTERS
ACTED UPON, But THE GREAT
WATER PROBLEM STILL RI
nAINS UNSOLVED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22

John Gilmore Says His Cousin IL Trying to
Send Him TO Prison for Revenge.

John Gilmore Says His Cousin IL Trying to
Send Him to Prison for Revenge.
John Gilmore declared at the Tombs yester.
day that the proceedings to send him back to
the Elmira Reformatory were instigated by
malice. He is out OF the institution on parole.
and was arrested on charges OF obtaining $50
from Henry Zinke on false pretences and Of
robbing him Of two gold watches,
Yesterday when Gilmore was arraigned be-
fore Justice Martin. Agent Brockway. brother
OF Superintendent Brockway OF the Elmira
Reiormatory. proposed to take tho young man
back on the ground that he had violated the
conditions of his parole. Justice Ma. tin re-
fused absolutely to permit this until some
Gilmore's looks are in his favor. He had tho
moral support in court OF his wife. who 10 pre-
possessing in appearance. He said that he
was entirely innocent and that tho charges
were an act Of revenge on the part OF his
cousin. Jennie LLOYD. whom he had scoIded
for flirting with policemen. 1t was she. he
said who wrote to Brockway and induced
Zinke to mako tho charges. He was defended
by Lawyer Friend. The latter said that IL
Justice Martin had not put his foot down. the
agent would have dragged Gilmore back to
Elmira without waiting for any proof Of guilt.
He proposes to test the agents right to do
more, will get writ OF haheas corpus.
Gilmore has been reporting regularly every
month 70 the New York agent OF the inetitu-
ton. .G.Kemp ole. at ITS East Fifteenth street.
He said no would rather die than go back to
the roiormatOry.
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later RIB, and lard vsr. asc hishsr h1sss t ne,
did not close at the best prices OF the day. Ls
,,.sdy bn, quiet spot .ais, 100 i ,ss e p,smSsp
lo2oe Dressed hog. steady At !Mssltc. ara ss,sn
SHE Tallow quiet at 90. stcsrins ntm AZ lso. IN
hhds and l3c in ties. Eggs. lt0l7l<c. Best eheese'
offcsaeco Us oi 10 case. 1892 Ohio s,fe.: !5
Havana, i2a2oe so cases 1891 New England Harah l
2be55c.; 400 hale. Havana. 72c9shlo; 20o oa'es
SumAtra. s2S5StI25 -,-,,. =.
Corroy-fhere was only = moderate specnianon, ~
most operators are hvsrse to taking any deeden mu
IN the present financial situation. There was TAU IN
rpooi and sone rain IN TexaA and prices mere
cordhgly declined, but tho loss was recovcreu ~.
decline at the most was only points anu tne
ended point higher than last night torthe Ie.son
that believed the drought in IeSa, has am no, . ys.
been efectuaiy broken. The close was hIni WIZ sn,es
OF 81 700 bnle: Liverpool declined Pom" ,s nna
closed luiet and steady. with spot snlss OF 49,
In Manchester yarns were IN euyer' aySr ana ,o
quiet. Spot cotton was weak, but WHOM, Huto.spie
change Middns uplands SIC ssls. Of l3z ess s, LOT
spinning. southern spot markets were IN NOS eass
unchangsd amt they continued quiet Jn.rc S sns
futures fell there points Ths- teeeIpts
ast and ya4 last year. total for the week Io25
against II. so last week and 1871 this week Mt
The receipts Al tho interior ioMns were ';,sn
bales against last week and foI this week lSt
yenr. Interior hipments 10 4Sh bales against pobt
last week and \ sIi asst year Interior .tocks bsazt
baies against lOl. 1923 n week ago and ltl.+o2 last
The following to-day tranSactlohs:
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BOTTOM CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.

FRIDAY. July Il.
London's active interest In to-day's stock
market was very slight a circumstance that
encouraged the bears to resume aggressive
tactics. Their efforts were directed particu-
larly against Sugar Refining. st. Paul, c., b.
and Quincy. Chicago Gas. Lackawanna. and
Western Union. The first named was more
extensively dealt In than any other stock and
scored the greatest net decline. namely, y,
v cent Lackawanna. on moderate transact
lions, sustained nearly as great net loss.
The other stocks mentioned closed y to TX y
cent. lower than last night number OF
stocks that attained NO special prominence in
the dealings yielded enough to make the
average depreciation for the day fully v cent
The movement OF prices was not entirely
uniform for a few stocks. notably Rock Island,
New York Central. and Pacific Mail were un-
changed at the close. while General Electric,
Northwest Lake Shore. Baltimore and Ohio.
and Manhattan Railway closed higher than
yesterday. There was sharp contest In GEN
eral Electric ut tho opening that resulted In
the stock selling at various prices. ranging
from 10 to 49H. AZ soon as this nom entary
spasm OF excitement was over Q definite
market at 4SH was established. The price
subsequently rallied to 80. and tho final sale
was made at 49k. Evidence OF support In
General Electric doubtless Influenced the
bears to turn their attention to other stocks.
The day was without special incident until
the last hour. when the Street learned that one OF
the Wall street banks which makes specially
OF stock brokers' acoou nts had requested one Of
tho members Of the Stock Exchange. who has
recently become prominent because OF his
efforts to depress prices. to close his account
This episode 10 described In detail In another
column Of The Bun. 1t caused good deal OF
excitement on the floor Of the Exchange and
will. It Is understood. elicit from the President
OF the Stock Exchange tomorrow morning
formal request to the members To refrain
from any transactions or tactics likely to ag-
grayate the situation.
As will be noted further on In this column.
the markets for money and sterling exchange
ere castor. aThe city banks are still shipping
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22
FEARS BURIAL ALIVE.
A Precautionary Letter Found In the Pocket
OF - Brooklyn Opium Taker.

A Precautionary Letter Found In the Pocket
Of - Brooklyn Opium Taker.
George Campbell Green. who was arrested
In Brooklyn on Thursday night for stealing q
$50 clock from the nine-year-ol boy who was
carrying 1t to jeweller admits the theft. and
says he sold tho clock for 81. This letter.
found In his pocket appears to have been
written to be carried with him always:
My name is George Campbell Green. My
father lives at 653 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
send to MIN at once II l am found dead.
nther use every means known to medical
skill to determine II | am dead with out doubt.
as have u horror OF being buried alive.
every day for the past three years l am liza
BILE to appear dead and still be alive. 40 my
dying request is for YOU to be sure that life is
entirely gone before am buried. I know 1
ward son who started In this life wrong. but
still loved you with all my faults. l hope to
meet you In heaven. as | know God has for
given me. and J. homo you will ask His for
God bless you all You did more for me than
deserved but somehow could not get right.
although my heart was in the right place.
opium Kept me down for the last five years
when would have, got on my feet but It is
die home. but am an outcast and homeless.
Even with what all you people did for me
may lie as ~ dead. and 1t takes q smart doctor
to discover life hut still might be alive. so he
s%rs ana satisfy yourself that am dead t" the
bless You all From your heaGtLroken son.
Just cut. slightly my jugular vein and il 1
don't bleed am dead. Let the doctor do it"
and he has all the appearances Of an opium
user.
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Electric stock Quotat,on..
New York Markets.

FRpAr July 3l.-Plour sold to only ANAL extent
and showed some depression Exports. 5<.777 bbs &c
Receipts "a 40 bbls. &c The sales were 10 600 bbs
Fine 81 75ssl rs; superhne is5ot2 70: No. 2eIt.a
ei2 70; .traights So 5oss3 75 patents So 1884 20
GRhIs-Wheat advanced slightly at nrst owing to hot
from Europe bot the failure OF 4 bank In Milwaukee
and depression m chcago caused slight decline later
export; Nc, red at August price r. o, ahoat Aug.
10, and At PC under Sc ptenber O. Afoat. Aug 81
No hard winter to arrive Mt SIC. under December;
No northern a. l7sS2e under september: No
red a. 'osIoAe, also for local account; Nos.
under September These w.r, the receipts:
Chicago. 81 5st bqsh: Mlwaukes 21o25: Min.
900; Toledo 81 500 20, Dssro!t. IS $50: Kansas Guy.
deiphia 10 100: boston :35 20 Grand total 1o4I26l
bush total yesterday 1903 71l: total last year
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FRANK W. EVANS AND BIs WIFE.
Separation. Abandonment, and Many Changes
Resale. OF n Runaway Match.


Frank W. Evans.a commercial traveller living
ut the Hoffman Eouae. was charged yesterday
at Jefferson Market with abandonment by his
wife. Carrie Evans. who Ia living temporarily
with her daughter Mabel. at 20 West Thirty
ninth street. At the request Of his lawyer the
case was adjourned until Monday.
Mrs. Evans 10 about 40 years OF are and 10
tall and good looking. She Ia a daughter OF
Joseph Clarke. a wealthy fruit dealer at Al
bany. Eighteen years ago. she says. she ran
away to marry Evans. because her parents OBJ
Iected to him. Five years ago she felt obliged
to secure n separation because OF his conduct
Last summer. she says. lie was living ut tho
Grand Union Hotel in Saratoga with woman
who passed as his wife She sent her daughter
had the audacty to make her dine at the
snmo table with this woman"
Recently Mrs. Evans's father lost consider
able money In speculation. She is therefore
her husband to contribute to her support.
Mr.. Evans smi ed when informed what his
wife had said. denied everything. and made
some charges on his own account.
Ny wife is a little wrong IN her dates, he
SAID we were married Ia 1870. She had
IL was sevon years ago TINT was In Saratoga;
One day my wife walked into the hotel and
had dinner with me. She told me then that
she had entirely conquered her bad temper
When we parted we were the best Of friends
Last summer at Saratoga she sent the girl to
see me. let tho girl stay for some time at the
hotel; paving all her expenses but finally
felt obliged to send her back to her mother.
He referred to Miss Evans as his reputed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22

Ntw YoRE Friday. July 81 Receipts OF beeves were
2OsS head including IA for export. 40 cars for
the market and rs cars direct 10 slsnshtereS. Trade
beat native steers sod at So bossa1O q 100 MS: a
bunch OF at s3.45 Dressed beef steady at w
tssc q n for native sides Latest cable from London
quotes Anne steers hrm At los@l2c q H. dressed
weight, and American refrigerated beef steady at
scant Ice y n. shipments tomorrow AL beevet ana
400 quarters OF beef.
Recelpt. OF calves were $50 head. Market active.
Nc. y n. higher yeals sold at 81 bo9fI25 100 bs
Receipts OF sheep and lambs including cars direct
choice lambs sheep sold at S3aS4 10 q 100 bs lambs
at So 403S62O. Dressed mutt on duh At I1aSec N !;
dressed lambs steady at gallSc. ~ =,
Receipts OF hogs were I4T head. all consigned Or
rect Sominally steady at sess6, 10 y 100 ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22
KINGS COUNTY APPoRTIoNMEN1.
Republicans Want Citizens OnIy Cousidere,
In Dividing tho DIatrict.

Republicans Want Citizens Oniy Considered
In Dividing the District.
Justice Cullen in the Supreme Court. Brook
lyn heard counsel yesterday on the applica-
ton Of the Republican MANAGERS for a second
reapportionment OF the eighteen Assembly
districts in Kings county. The opposing law
yers agreed on the accuracy Of the table show
ing the total number Of inhabitants In each
district. as well as on the citizen population.
1t is JuRtice tullen's intention TO hold that the
latter should form tho basis for the arrange
would examine the figures carefully before
announcing his decision. The Republican con-
some districts Is % per cent. In others 1t falls
to 81 per cent. and that this matter was not
considered by the Supervisors when the reap
portionment was made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22

Gustav Baumann Of tho Holland House. c.
l. Westerbee OF the Buckingham. and F. NJ
Tryon called on Mayor Gilroy yesterday and
asked that three electric lights be put on
every block of Fifth avenue below Fifty ninth
street They say that that thorouGhfare is in
adequately lighted.
am very frank to say to you. gentlem en-. {"
said the Mayor. that your request will not he
granted. do not SEQ why Fifth avenue should
be so favored beyond eny other section of the
other street In the city. and provision has been
made for an additional electric light on every
block. Why you should have four or FIVE
times as much light as any other street in the
city. though. l cannot understand"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22
Ren, Estate Snies.

BY William Kennely' foreelosure sale 2 1os Ma a1s
street 2Oxso threestory brick and stone front we'll
Ing. due on judgmentSeHi4 to ". NJ Martin $40 2oo
nv Bryan 1. Kennedy: Foreclosure sale. 81 West
Tenth street. noTth side 3ss foS east OF d sixth
Judgment SIG, S92; to william Gilroy. S25.oO0
Deionpe A HerzoR have leased to the Acker Merrail
Condit Company the premises known as Nos 135.
49, and 1870 West Forty street. between BROAD
way and sixth avenue, for the term OF twenty-one
years . rental of $15.0OO year for hftesn years
and ST. 200 for the remainder OF tho term Tho
plot is COX 100 feet.
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Tnnri1L
ezfnNnr1L
OFFICE OF THE
Reorganization Committee
OF THE
National Cordage Company

mon stock OF the National CordnEo Com
pnnyt
Referring to the statement and plan OF reorgnnEs
ton addressed TO you by this COMMITTED. endorsed
Circular No. l." you hereby notified that over "a
PER CENT Of 1.-THE entire capital stock OF the National
Coriage COMPANY has nssented to the plan OF reOrgan
iEaon and certificates therefore have been deposited
with the United States Trust Company.
In the hope that the assent OF the stockholders 10
the plan OF reorganization will thereby become nnan
imous tho committee extend the time for the ieposi,
OF the remaining shares OF stock with the UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY under the reorganization
agreement, until and including the 18th day OF July.
1898 upon tue condition that per cent interest on
tho frat insthlimen from the 10Th day OF July 1898
to the date OF payment. be added.
Holders OF the remaining common and preferred
shares are hereby requested TO deposit their certn.
Gates Of stock, duly endorsed in negotiable FORM with
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. which com.
pany will issue in exchange therefor its negotiable
certificates OF deposit which have been listed the
New York stock Exchange. and which will be ex.
changsable within 4 reasonable time. for engraved
cerhhcatea
Payments by such stockholders for their cash con.
trbutions to working capital are TO be made A. fol.
lovsi
PREFERRED STOCK
10 per cent with per cent interest from July 10.
1899 on or before August 1o.1Se3
per cent without interest, or before August
TO- 1898.
cent, without interest before Sept TO- 1893
COMMON STOCK.
6per cent with interest at per cent from July TO-
1899 on or before August 10. 1893.
per cent, without interest on or before August
10 1898
STOCK HOLDERS MAKING THIS
CASH CONTRIBUTION WILL RECEIVE
IN EXCHANGE THEREFOR fREFEk.
RED STOCK AT PAR.
The committee are satisfied that prompt deposit OF
the aiming shares OF stock will be greatly to tho
advantage OF the holders and will materially facilitate
asuccessful reorganization.
UntI and Including tho e5th day or July.
1893, IS ,OOO. 900 OF the proposed issue OF Q
per cent. Collateral Trust First Mortgage
Thirty-year Gold Bonds are offered for sub
scription exclusively to Preferred and Com
mon Stockholders OF the National Cortlaxe
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. at
ments therefor to be made rs per cent. at
the time OF subscription. and the balance at
the rate or 2J per cent. per month thereafter.
After that date bonds not taken by the Stock holders
will be offered to the public price to be fixed, but
not less than IS per cent and interest
Any further Information In connection with the
organization which may be desired py the Stock
holders will be furnished application at tho
Offices Of the undersigned, or at tho ONCE OF tho
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.
GEORGE 4. MAGOUN, Is Wall St.
ERNST THALNANN, 40 Wall ST..
GUSTAV II. GOSSLEK, 14s Pearl st..
Reor; anizntion committee.