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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24
BEDFORD CITY BUDGET.
Union Thanksgiving Services to Be Held
Other Notes.

Union Thanksgiving Services to BE Held.
Other Notes.
BEDFORD CRY, Va. Nov. 23.-Union
Thanksgiving services will be held at
the Episcopal Church on the goth inst,
conducted by DR.. G. w. Carter
Miss Christie Walthal, of Roanoke, is
visiting relatives at Montvale.
f. l.. Kenneth. formerly of Roanoke i,
and Miss Ossie st. Clair, were married
at Sandy Ford recently.
Messrs. Kenneth, Jennings 81 Co., OF
Roanoke, were in the city yesterday
prospecting with view to opening a
marble yard at this place. These gentle
men are practical workmen of wide ex-
perience, and should receive tho patron
age of Bedford people,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24

THAT the Gould family have liking
for the members Of the theatrical pro-
fession is becoming very evident. George,
who succeeds to a good portion of jays
millions, took his wife from off the
stage, and now Anna is enamored with
Harry Woodruff, handsome, curly
headed young actor, who has been play
Ing in "Charley's Aunt"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24
Decisions Rendered by the Court OF Ap
peals.


RICHMOND, Nov. 23.-Three opinions
were rendered in the supreme court Of
appeals to-day. Those were in the
ease of Welsh VS.. commonwealth from
the corportion court of Norfolk city
granting the prisoner new trial
King vs.. s. b w. Lynn, superintendent
OF the penitentiary, petition denied,
and Benton VS.. commonwealth for the
county court of Loudoun, reversed.
The following other cases we're before
the court: Agricultural Fire Insurance
Company vs. Anglin, writ of error and
supersedeas awarded to a Judgment OF
the circuit court of Patrick county on
the 2nd of October, 1898; Morotock In
surance Company vs.. Greet, writ of error
and supersedeas awarded to Judgment
OF the circuit court Of Norfolk city on
the 18th of July 1893; Shipment VS.
Fletcher's administrators upon motion
to dismiss appeal argued and submitted;
Walkers administrator; vs.. Lewis fur
ther argued.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24

THB TIMES can be found regularly on
ale at the following places:
Roanoke, Va.-Hotels Roanoke and
Ponce de Leon, M. l.. Smith, w. Prank
Carr, Terry Building, Elks' News Stand,
"a Salem Avenue, R. Goldstein, Jefferson
street.
Bristol, Tenu.-Hamner and Sullivan.
Pocahontas, Va.-Focahontas Inn.
Radford, Va.-Radtord News Depot.
East Radford, Vs.-Radford News
Depot.
Salem, Va.-F. a. Love'ock.
Wytheville, Va.-B. n. Bailey.
Norfolk and Western trains.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24
President Peixoto Reports the Sinking of
an Insurgent Ironclal.

LONDON, Nov. 23.--President Peixoto
has telegraphed to the Brazilian minis
ter in this city that the insurgent iron.
clad Javary had been sunk by the fire
of one of the batteries of Nichteroy, and
that the crow of the Javary persisted.
The Javary was an iron-armored turret
ship of 3,700 tons. She carried four ten
inch Whitworth muZzle. loading rife
guns, six five-inch rapid. fire guns and
five machine guns.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24
ROANOKE, va, NOVEMBER %. 1893

The Republican members of the ways
and means committee of the House are
SO elated over the recent victory for the
Ohio governor and the Democratic re-
verses in the election all over the coun-
try that they will submit as their minor.
ity report the Mckinley bill in it's en-.
tirety, claiming that the vote then cast
was one favoring high protective tariff.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24
Important appointments Held Up.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 1t is an
nounced that the President will not
make any further important appoint
ments until Congress meets. Some few
may be announced, but only those, it is
stated, absolutely essential to the
smooth running of tho Government.
Many important appointments will be
sent to the Senate the first week Con.
gresS cOnyenes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24

Rowel's American Newspaper Direc-
,ary for 1891 puts tho circulation OF THE
6OANOKE TIMES above that OF any
siiier paper In Southwest Virginia, and at
more than that OF all the other pspero of
Roanoke combined.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24

BY the assignment and appointment of a re
Cever for prominent New York Publishing
House, THE TIMES is prepared to offer copies
of the Oxford Edition of Standard Works at
fabuously low prices. The offer is made only
equalled by any bookstore in the city or
country. You have your choice of theg follow
ing works.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24

TO NIGHT the Goodman 8 Club will
present their musical and dramatic en-
tertainment at the Academy. 1t will be
thoroughly enjoyable and all friends of
the coachmen should 20.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24
Another Brazilian CruIser or.

New YORK, Nov 23.-The new Brazil
ian cruiser America, so christened by pa
pers filed with the collector of the port
yesterday, will leave her dock some time
tonight and drop down the bay to an
anchorage off Bedloe's Island. She is
now oil ready to put to sea.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-24

Entered at the postoAlce at Roanoke as second
lass matter.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
Thursday. November 3c--p. m.

INurS1ay. NONellDcl o'- y. H.
To-day Thanksgiving Day. being Nauonai
holiday. all the Government Offices the EX-
changes and the banks were closed ana business
down town was generally suspended
FOREIGN MARKETS
The governors of the Bank OF England at
their weekly meeting made no change in its
,pi,lr,urn rate of discount. which remains at
. per cent In the week the bank gained Esq.,
600 bullion. but the proportion Of reserve to la
bui.ies was lowered from 500 to 50.76 per cent.
AGAINST a reduction from 1880 to 415I per cent
I, the corresponding week last year. when the
.,.ount rate was unchanged at . per cent.
The bank to-day gained f22,000 bullion on bal
ancc. ...,
AZ the London Stock Exchange British con-
sols were reduced Is to 9Sts for morey, and were
:. lower at 9S 3-16, eX-interest, for the January
account In the open market money continued
6,r, nj ok per cent FOR discounts and 2W2i2 per
nan. for daily balances. Bar silver was steady
a, 29d an ounce American railway shares
ware cuiet but firm, although the net advance;
,-ero small fractions. except for Erie second
consols which are up ~ per cent. At Paris
French per cents rose ~ centimes TO 99.2o.
sioht exchange on London advancing to 25.1S
Sr9ncs 10 the sterling. The weekly statement
- The Bank of France shows decrease Of p
27s 900 francs gold and an increase of 2,0750OO
francs silver.
For the convenience of our readers. we ap-
nend the closing quotations OF Wednesday at the
New-York stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01

Winsow. Lanier & Co. and Coffin & stanton
will pay dividends a number Of securities.
lists of which are printed in another column.
Coupons due December on the per cent
40-year Gold Bonds of the Consolidated Trac-
tion Co., of New-Jersey. will be paid on that day
at the Office Of the Manhattan Trust Co, in
this city.
The Reorganization Committee Of the Omaha
Water Works reports that IL now controls 80
per cent of the American Water Works Com
pany Of Omaha, per cent and per cent bonds
and a large majority of the coupons due July
last At the request, however. Of the holders
Of a considerable amount of bonds who have
expressed their desire to deposit their securities
under the plan of August 16 but have heretofore
been unable to do so. the committee has decided
TO suspend for fifteen days the exaction OF a
penalty for delay in depostiEg bonds. The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company will continue
until December IL to receive bonds without
penalty. after which date the penalty Of SO per
bond previously announced will be exacted on all
bonds deposited to December 80. Thereafter the
penalty will be $25 per bond.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
N.Y.. ONTARIO & WESTERN r. R

Trains leave 700, Of West i.ds, follows. 10 III mites
-, VI 1aI, except sunday Ia Waii~ill Naiisy
- W sitIons NJ ddif0wn, iIcnN vile. Fi-buis. l.b
c,,,,1,dIir scranton W, ,ton. Dehi. sd1ry. Norwich
i-tic, l,onfc. Dneifa. fulton. o>weSr
1,ti P NJ f.Nrcpt sunday. sullivan co fxprcs,
fcY ailAll Valley Kllro st.tioLs, 'IHpJrd iiaI .
u,a t,,u fIlDi,,c Mountain Di" Cent.,si.r. fal-
&c lIutIrVviic I.bety l3is. Liberty. l1ik.' 'e i
Livingston Manor. ..,,.., ,,
,',.' fl'r;y L., ,ncston Manor. Rockisnd Walton, Si
n,y S.,wich Oneida, Fu on. Oswrao. .
$:iJ T.. NJ c,ilS. Wa ''iiTiiI f'h- i,co"''hR ci'h
c,' 'I,t. f''~) Ncw.No-t - N'assr Iaiis. ga
nllnan -,crie.s Ncw-Noii. Chicago Arrives DeiiV
. 40 D. m Chicago. Z 30 a. NJ. -. Louis 90 y ~.
Pullman ~ 81 Bs1'iM
NevI"k ComiauJ calls fcF ana rnects baGgig
J. L. ANDERSON. g. T. 4.
s. Beaver ST. Now YORK.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov. 30 4 D. m.--ConsOls 9s5s for money. and
as SIG exnteres for the January account; New York.
Ohio first mortgage bonds. 1914; Cana
dian Pacific 767; Erie 1873; do second consos ~.
Illinois 97i: Mexican ordinary IA; ~ Paul COM
mon 6ss Nevr-YOrk Central 1867: Pennsylvania. 81
Reading. II: Mexican Central new per cent bonGs.
5GS Money 2G2h per The rate OF discount in the
open market for both short and three months bills is
Esd per cent. silver is euoted at ed per ounce
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
balance to-day f22 600 Paris advices quote Pc
cent rentes at 10 francs ccntcs for the account for
exchange on London at . francs. IS cenmes Tor
checks The Bank OF Englands Of discount re-
mains unchanged at per The bullion in the Bank
England increased $4,000 during the week The pro-
portion OF the Bank of Englands to liability.
which last SO per cent is now 900 per cent
Paris Nov. 3O-The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows decrease Of 2375OO francs in gold, and
an increase OF 2 or, 900 francs in silver.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
rrpoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

noaDd: extra India mess firm 11Os: prime steady
at SIS sd Pork in demand prime mess West
ern fine AT medium at Gas Cd Hams IN
poor demand about IA to IL 10 steady AZ 4o
I'm demand long clear mddes, about g.,
~ steady at 49s long and short clear mddes about %
No. steady G1 Shoulders about ~ 10 Is ID sieaIy
at N moderate demand: American hnest,
white and coiored duh 5is rallow In poor demand
prjme CITY dull al 2ss Spirits OF tuIpentine in moderate
demand dull at 22s Rosin in fair demand; common hIm
:, 20 Iard-SDot demand; futures IN no d'-
rnand. nrim. Western spot steady 45s Cd Wheat in
moderate demand No red winter steady az 5s 2ixd; No
red spring steady at SGD. Flour in poor demand;
fancy winter dull at Gs 90 CornISpo IN poor
demand: futures in fair demand; mixed western Hpct
dul al Is Id November dull Is I'D: December dull
I'D: January dun at 3s 1la.d for new Hops al
london-Pacfc Coast In poor demand
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
LEH|GH VALLEY R. r.

>t.t:on loot Of l.bc,tY ~. Ne" orr.
g,.O 4. " Tor BTFFALO and III pension tl.c.
i, aud . H. VI Tor 81 hl.u >u.i"n,ol H. d." "id
TICKETS ANp rLLLMAN ,C0MN,nDATi1HN C,, iN ;, a, az
18th 81 N,w-York $40 tnltea II. Court s.. ana
- Iroaiway HfookyIi. N"f-l .fN Iiln-f" lohpay
an raI IN al che bas.ag' Gon hotel ic>dcnr 20
through - ds-f fr alton
EOII.IS II WiIEDt GINS ) LEI,
Gcn'i >..lt ta,icrn Div. Hs"1 fa NTient.
4 Nt.. NAtttI y. wv D.. . NH IL
~ A....,nf f.rni ia. Agent hctl =. pas. At,
t.ru'i Eastern Once. Z3J Br"ndwns
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
pennsylvania


STATIONS. foot of DcsbrOsscs and COrtlnndt
Streets.
In Effect November 1yth 1888.
qoS 1880 Ii1I ES1,Gr Ia Il '.GTni
Drawing ani state Room sls'pi1s, Dining snYSaas.
land - M. Cincinnati - - ~. and Indianapolis
200 r. ~. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXrETissi- iosi..
Louis 30 p. m. ch.ca.o ; p. N.
6.oo =. Il. WLsli:iN INiEEss.L7rgl@1a Sleep Sleep.
land. ArfiVc, Goddard II 10 .. onicago D. III.
,.5o r. ii. SOUTH WESTERN EMPRESS wcca days,
70 cdci@nai &c % l' and ST. ioas Hrrvs Cincinnati ,.
500 m p ' w. Lo itfmi a. ~ '''ea 2XaHSrulnan Buffet
Sleeping Car NeN.York TO ch,ago. Aar'e. cnraao
land md :, >, % D. 'T@o" ne. ~reaay. ssGalgs i0" " ~ p IL"
BALrIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE -OTTh
1OIeA. VI. "Wn-hngton Limited" wccNaajH' fuii'
$40 c"sSss.io"al Lim,ca" Sq!S .iy,os,a; rsl,
hin iHior ani D.h'hS. S"I@' Aft''t' "'s"'"s'"'
ADDITIoNNL ENPHEsS TRAINS: 5. $50, 50 Il
a. ~, 2:iO 80, ,. 30. ,. NJ. J. 10 night sun
. day 80 go m, ~. -. p ".. y - ,lgni.
- t, Cnatc,t Il. Jacs.n.nic. ara rsr- Tampa, 30
i.}J r. n Inthmo1G aud Ian,in' Express. daily,
'.'' to Aasg,to aaa Ms@,o!eao;; oro p,uu,v
roii 81 6 Sp' a,d Di9s ,a 5oryo1K ,a Cape
Charlie l.ori". a. ~ "cehdNS. and WIN lhFoHss
Tog tIi.tNfic CrTY / p. 30. wccs.ily. vi'h Through
roi u'I: MY i, p. IN. wecS DIS. o.. .s o.,.,
For Lols !,ngh Abu,l r,r; "'sa G-o,e ara ara roat
r'1,'n' . 10 .. ". ~, n'. 49, Vt" r!i T. ~ ~, ~
io no. ~ .: A-,asy Para and pc,aD ''io,e on sua.
aftsI
FOR Pn,L,DTLrnN.
EApIcs 20 - :. 30 .. - 40 T. nn, ..lnlitg
L. 70. - a - - l. = 10 3 !, 0; . . Z ~
y =, - ui-nf. ~frGiN-. I.Nii,,, - 10.
81, - - no Iim'~i. 20 go d. m =. 4. 80. >.
g.. -. 80 D. - ID u..i;.
Tlrart urp,.. JGi 81 ll9G. llH avd 2Gl Broad.
WAY A-tof lou-". ~? East l2't, S'rrrt 25l tolnn'
-. sixth ANrIu, and fUlt or D',h roses
Il Gof.lIuaf STREET.. . tu.T STR Z. $50 Ftfon
Sr,,. nS BfuaIs4t npa Hf1oNin AnHrN Niatioil 20,
of Fulton ~ii,. Bl0pitn. 10 llni-o1 street Hobo
l.n .tf'lDa J.r-Y 't.f.
rDr .r,I Ior. iial.fr. lfplauy WI cal FOR ard che"k
i9eslr from hosl. AID feidn'r. tnmuch 10 situation"
NJ ri,ttND~T J. L.. WOOD
~ ,.,.r,, N,u,s,r t..nrr,l pa.t'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
1)ublic Notlts.

North Trrryt,wn. y. Y.
ND,"n.bcr 25,h. 1893
rI,IIE SEWERAGE COMMISSION of the
i N'ncr d North Tanytown dcsirc cn,in"ts who
hay. nod. specially of sanitary work send 10 them
rith I., rnnce-l upon which they would max"
sur,rI, rlan~ and Specifications ~ permanent system
- .,,,,oy, ,r that Village Communications ic ad.
I,cs.cd DAVID SILVER. President.
TairvtOwn y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
Dipi0en0 Notircs.
I,HE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on tn

n, HE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on 'he
following bonds and stocks payable at the bankin'
house OF Me-sfs WINsLOW. LAEIEE CO., No IL
Nassau st. New York CITY, and after De-, /. 1873
AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO..
DisideGd 3 Isr cent. Preferred Stock.
CLEVELAND ( PIrFSECHG L. H. CO.,
Dividad u, per cent. :, 90
CINCINNATI RItI!MOND FORT WAYNE IL H. CO
Fr.t Mortgage -.
DECATUR tDUNlN. IND,
Annual 5-
GRANT COUNTY, IND,
Gravel Road 81.
MARION COUNTY. IND,
County il.~.
FITS Ri-Hf;. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RY CO..
First M0iteagc -. series +.
S..2lG Mortgage =, Series NJ.
Pt EELi. iOI..,
Fridge IL.
IcNcc Gs.
RUSH COUNTY. IND,
COuny 81.
COLI MHIA ClTT. IND.
Muri,ipui H..
WHITLEY COUNTY, IND,
travel Road
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01

rondon Nov 3D AT the wool sales to-day 900 bales
were offered crossbreds were in short supply. There
brisx bidding Bradford buyers purchased largely.
French buyers took literally the offerings cape OF
Good Hope and Natal woods sold freely Following are
The sales and the prices obtained for greases:
Ncw-south Wales .. 800 bales: greasy 'H@?'sd
Queensland-1 bales: greasy. 5lxMIzd
South Ausiraa--5Oo bales: greasy. ,as,sd
-ZcaIand-JOO bales: greasy, Jp10d
cape of Good Hope Natal-5OO bales; greasy. so
sad.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01

CrNsoLlDNIrO TRACTION COMPANY.
JEi.>Fl CRY. y. j.. Nov. 10. 1893
m HE COUPONS due December ]. 1873 on the
i ti,c l'r cent. Ion. Year ',uld Eond> The
r. action Company will paid after Fri
duy, ls.S. presentation al the Office of the
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY. corner Wall ond
Nassau Sts.. Ncw-lOrk.
T.. r. G.. YOUNG President.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
CesaI Nofltrs.
L1vsST rIFTY.rlRSr STREET Supreme

VIv5ST FIETY-FlRSr STREET Supreme
W Count city aud county o. NeN.lorS Frank I'll
ford paiurn. against Mary II. ko1td aac "Si'fS' ur'
.ciiai>. ... ,,..,o.,,r, ,,d .,io
lulN and ,utcrtd ~ The alON" cntu'i ncli"l anu
bcsrne dat Of the lorh ds' ei NoNcmbcf l>YS %, ~
nm ,i .icd tie Il; lrr'r said Judgment named Wi l
Salr.non,- III Biuaiwar. u tine CITY ot Nc" hofs
on th. Drr"Dber. isnA at J. orlocA noon b
Iaup- L. Ialp. No. lna--- NnrtlOi'rf. "" l'h,-''
in .al udgn rnt mentioned aud therein described a. fo'
lows. ,.,, ,,i,, ,,,
niiinc, Thereon .ituatcl hifc arr being N the CITY
,f Xrwyork bounded ard Described " follows To WI:
BEGINNING at FONT In she souihsny Hlc oi rliF.
Gr.f street d.an one hunlrcd and twenty seven fert
ntsrqrv from The Intersection ~ thr soutrN SIDE OF
FInynr- street the na>'ory side Of Eighth avenue
md running thence sOuthrty aall with Elshth ave.
nm, and p1r t.r,pgh party wall. oie hua-
Grci ncle IN g." mid lie Hoe OF TIE ock Dtwe
nm streets. thr'" tastly along -i
line thence not"rl', parallel WIN ti2bth
cnuc aud part Of the through 4 party wall one
inches. q the -onthrr!y sue or fHN
ar. fforf ard along tnc s0rtrlN ~do
~ Iiir-, .;rcet ct % The Dnt of beginning
lid promise. hein. known number TWO liuNdr u
ana Forty eight West Fift, -nr-; street. ,
orbc {. fONtNri To- 4 nurt.:H' now Il lien Oh eau
prm ~, III - coo ard intcr',i. -
Dated Nrw-NUrN, NoNrrrr ION. 1871. ..,,..,-
FEANCIS l.. DONOlIUF,
uor.NES & ADAMS Referee.
I'iainflr'- ATTORNEYS.
35 Wall-st.. N. y. City.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
ory.. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RR.


ChristOpher Streets.
vESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACuES.
n,srt route NEWARK, BLUOM b IEl:. Mpn
AIR, TllE ORANGES. summit BernarcstDi. Bdsk
,as Ridge, Madl.on, Mors,tST9 l4sr;aie ists',i" 20,
hnsxTn"oSa. nsnISoS Haeket&tewn, sCIoOiEY's, MOUNlAiS:
W;ielsss4sso sss4ssorpsbr Ha Psssse sfGAS
RiTsf96N,;r MisEskAEa aot. SASTf2Ks 81 e.
p, sPRIN%S n cofslitS%f sHA2ITsi
Esi bAT%ssXWgttssE " SptSAI9 sGf ,wsr I'd ali po""
a 49, M-BC FFALO. UTICA and OswEGO EA-
Stoo, y. "Yumsn Palace Cars Connects At Buffalo
,s rain FOR Chicago. arriving IL 10 o. NJ next morn
,,ia ,"sa a. AUTHORIZATION NAIL Stops at principal
.Sat,snsi SCRANTON. DINGHAMToN aid Ell.
'?Y rEsssS p'ysp Rsts5 RgrsSnr st,; and rLyu
Auv.r 'EiPI.ESs. pullman parlsr cars .
~. ~ \ n TuailyJ.-BU FFAL0 LIMITED EXPRESS.
5'JU =. ~, ,ecpers. Arrives At :IG ~ .,.-... ..
pumynnn ~ 'i,nliyj.--B Bu rfALO. UTICA and OSwE''O
0tOO ". "a. pullman slcepePs. -
mHrhrrrSSi thsirS Nh rULLMAS ACCOMMODATIONS NJ -
uu,nv.t and 42s Dro.dwJ Tiekets At ferry stations
:sS aS az $50 wssa!neooss 7su uIsonsI and
4 '.s!ffaE;Ess 'H.SsfEEss COMPANY VII s. 70, ~
~ fascsae from hossl - ssstdsass se lssansssa.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
WILLIAM A. LOMBARD.
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
MUTUAL BANK
BOUGHT AND SOLD
United States Trust Co.
BOUGHT BY
ToBEY & KIRK,
BROAD ST, v. Y.
Omaha Water Works.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE AMERICA
WATER WORKS 60. tOMAHAD PER CENT
AND PER CENT. BONDS.

The undersigned Committee now controls go per cent
OF the alo,cdcscrlOci I;onds and large majority Of The
coupons due July /. 1898 At the request however or
the holders considerable amount OF Bonds who have
expressed their desire deposit their securities under the
plan Of Aug. 1898 Lu: have hitherto been unable 10
do 90 the Committee decided 10 suspend for fifteen
days the cXaction OF penalty fOF delay In dcPostine
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Will. therefore
continue until Dec. 49, 1893. 20 receive Bond, without
penalty, after which date the penalty OF $40 per Bond
previously announced VIII br exactel all Bonds de-
ro,i,ed to Dee 3o 1893. Thereafter 'hc l,'naliy viii
bc So Per Eond
ERNST THALMANN. Of Lodcnburg. Thamann Co..
40 Wall ST. New lcik Chairman.
ROsEWELi. e. ROLSTON President OF Farmer, Loan
and Trust Company. 30 william st. NewYork.
GERALD H. HOYT Of Maitland. Phelps & Co. - En-
change Place. Ncw-Yora
FREDERICK STRAUSS representing j. & w Scl!sman
e. Co.. II Broad St, New-NoIk. SerreIry.
WINTHROP SMITH. Of W. & i. smith, 439 Chestnut
ST. Philadelphia. Penn.
THEODORE {. WOODBURY.. OF Woodbury. Moulton
Portland. Me.
WM Il. NICHOLSON. President of Land Tile aud Trust
Company COS Chestnut -. Phllad lrha.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND w.SHISGIoN.
For lhiiad'lphii weck day. 90 90. ZOO 10 ~ .
II 80 dining taD T. NJ. 20 90 900 .'uNet ra'i1, !,
Car. . :OJ dining Car. 60 so S:lb J.. NJ y -
night sunday 80 800 ~ 20 pni,g o,s Gsr1 A. NJ
For Baltimore anG washington. week days 90 II 30
Dining Car 4. NJ. 30 3 :0c. 90 lDlnns ,1D 80
- NJ. 10 Is night. Sundays. :O0 II 20 tDnn@ Ca)
A NJ 30. 100 Dining Car. 80 T. ~ ~ nj 1t.
Tickets and p1rlJr @e1ts b. procured az
c3s 2e1. AIS $40 9i4; tiio. l2.' Goidn'y ~ 9i'
Avc 3 East lith St. 3l Fast laJth St. .Gi We, i3ti
q, osI Coumbns Ave. New. yoik Court St. $50 tul.
,"n Ct Brookiyn; .l5 Broadway Wiilarsbmrg. The
w York Transfer Company viii c9ll for ana heck bl~
-. from hotel re,i1enrc . de-tinltl1n.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

(N \. {. u. l.. l.. X. CO.. LiSSi.l-i
Trans Wet s.G--t >iatoh. N"w-i urh n 10
10 ,sIfi.e from OF iihnNi4ii' D.,
n w. FOR AlbanT. It'"I. : farl-c lsHtH-
o,ts. Buffalo Nis2,ri FIlls D,uoi'. Chi ago e.cep
SATURDAY 10. Toronto. ,., .
jlU T.. VI. Daily for Albany. " nir'l Itl's S'ti'r,r
rornesfcr Ruhao. NegaiL Ilil.. IO'On'1. D'.r'i.,
tie, ci1rd and ,braru
Sts r. N-Diily for Alanr I'll Sfri .us" Ho,uc.' .'e-,
nyTao Nagar! fIil. Toronto, D'toit. tie.e ei". ah !
CaicasO -, .,.....o, - .c....
rod,fon. appv ,y 1ncrs, BfoO~ltn 'HG W. t".@ afi
RI -taii n Tlmc.trbl,- at princai hot T. -" o;he
c. f. LAMBERT. Genera Pas.ocer Agn.
> NdnfcrbiliItc.. Nfn-l"i1.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
BiLTI HORE d. OHIO II. II.

u.,rruour. wisHI,GTON. enc ,GO. IN
"'"'' ciSNxTI. sl. LVti AND Alt
PULLMAN Ak Sni.tI'f u Ali TRAINS.
Lave New -Nofl foot of Lherty-.t. daily.
,.r ,Iii,Anu / 81 p. VI. and T. l. nigh;
ior pIirSHr Eu 30 y. ". l.. - nigit
10, CfNGiSNATf. ~ LOUIS ? \. 81. 80 4. VI.
i"s WN>iIiNrrON. .ENLrlMoEi, \ ~ u so
=, 90 T. ST. pnInr car. 10 = NJ, J. 10 nisnt Al
u'in, r. Vnf' ~ Tx ra, inr 30 p NJ except SUNDAY
rcr NIW-oEIf.iNs. = 90 =. NJ. daily.
Ticket nn,r. ~. POI 10 g. 40 ~ adway. ii East
tint fo1 t..and = Y. 3i fulton.-t.. B'ooklyn
,,,iion zoos Of ifh.f,y--i.. &. T.. T.. ~ Y j.
Sow Yoft Trln-fre Wi cii 'Dr ana check baggage
from i.af. Co., f.-d.i4.r TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01

ca SIX FOR TICKETS TO BOSTON
VIA TIM NEW-UNGLAND.
,ND SrF TuNr YOU GIT THEM
Two Ia: Iimlted fNr'.. Trains from 'iand 'enira'
~fltun s. :. H. 10. ~ g., nopi Voc. d1N, onls
vNh fln1pli iafi,r 'Dr-. t0lrh'-. all smoke. -.
Ii,r.f,fd. Drin" car. VI l"ar'ir ana E0.tn. . y VI
80, " A.. Tram. and >.n'Hv.. VA Wiilrnr-
~. p,ilor C,,- Hra,t Nm1hcf coaches ana Dinng
C,r Ir.,nfi. ARD Hi-ton. E'tFrn service from R"s-
on -ar.. hoar,. So c,tr1 ft" r coaches PIrior Car
seat ~
New-York tribune., 1893-12-01

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,. 5. Co
"a. SHORT ROUTE 70 L0NDo0SSi DoSi,trx
NEW.YOt.;< sol TItAMPlON, Bkf.lHN'
East EXPRESS SrEAMtHS. 800
First Cahln so and gpwari secOhm Cao "a -, 'i
Sa,e sat pee . 10 .. ~. Alle.. Tues. Dec 20 noon
Stree Tues pee M s:,r s9e Tus; Tue. 'aJ Jan.o am" %
! aha Tas' u,., ~ q n M iTrave Tues JIa 10. noon
ita"r M. =, e. q q aII saaia Tues Jan. % . am.
MEDITEI;EANEAN LINE.
Ncw.i elk To uDritar. ''en0', Napi'"' ,,x., -
Fulia fulGa - hai''i.. sl'rvh
Wrirs s.. De. SO aiser.... Fob ~ ", Match y
er..... Jan Spree. Feb. tuda....Ap' :
Spree Ian. IL rnlda.. March 3
TO THE AZORES. . . ,
Tho fast express steamer Spfc of the North German
LLOYD - : Co. Tues. Jan rs. and sat. Feb. Il. from
Ne.Y. rk 10 t,Cnoa win stop % san Miguel, AZORES, I"
land pa,scngers for these Islands. .
OELRICIIS { Co. Dowlln2 Green.