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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27

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r. y III ~ q
Tho xtelat of is EE q
mons = u u y
ier to quare inch irI
the cold III, len CON ine III cont
with warln ent tia 4.
ways do1ninat - ~
air into the upper Cd
The cause of cyclone 81 Id ineet
sof head wind IN ms the non gu ygitlia
head wind from tho sout they meet
I llke<two vast armies of mi Ell.
The pressure at the point of meetingii il
so great that the ali, by conpressionl,,
bee zones heavier stto the are inch than
wood or the human bod . hence either
one will float il q the same manner that
wood will float III w 81 f1oats be-
cause i is lighter to the square inch
than water.
Place water il an rdinary wash bowl
and remove the plu and ii Will be oh
served that ID passing out the water
forms q circular neaction. Air being
liquid does the same in passing either
upward or downward, hence the funnel
shaped spout Of the lone center
hen two immense bodieso sc air com
ing from opposite dliirect lions meet, the
only egress is upward and sideways, and
ia passing upward il forms the funnel
the same as water passing out Of a wash
bowl downward.
The theory that q cyclone forms i
Vacuum is; absurd. withdraw ali from
q glass jarwith an air pump and q feath-
er within the vacuum formed will drop
with the. samev velocity az lead, 81, on the
other hand, you can compress air until il
is heavier to the square inch than wood,
in which case wood will float III the air.
The lifting power OF u cyclone Is
caused first BY the compression 81
density Of the air, and second ~ its We
locity. Crnb ining the power Of density
with that Of vel ocity, which occurs at
the center or funnel, no power can re-
ssistit. The feeling Of suffocation or diff
Guilty in breathing when near the track
ola cyclone Isl caused from the compres-
sion OF ali. -- linnea polls Tribune.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
~ 4 II


a we'll known plagiarist brought =
poem to 3 New York editor and request
ed him to publish it. @ AS the editor hes
itated the visitor said: So
a This poem is not very legible 81 Per-
.haps ! had better copy it over.
Whatl Again? asked the editor. with
q severe look. Texas Siftings. sFsSs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27

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IIyE
~ Ia ia,s
rnslinr
collece hi0l det |shs ,,ls,,;
ier of ciyiil IS
sof and the e e,
time mesr.chant III 81 B
ppleton. Sears and al har
MOT essen I'D 81 ap1arent az nS,;5ier
business ME-
ransacti orst any rn E, nv
line. can 81 1iea SIT bY liza aid M
typewriter. 81 IS most cases the oi,erator
can furnish brains enouoI, for tie prin.
scipal With 81 MI out 81 niital hi
aoes weM and tie prospects Ara serene
typewriting scou q: other wise ais
merchant can disclaim the enti Is trans IS
action and ignore any responsib ility for
sthss machine
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
The Pie Tough.

That was q disgusting tramp I helped
this morning" said old Mrs. sSmly7the Of
Bungtown Corners. 81 gave him = pie
and asked him to saw some wood, and
about 10 minutes later he came IA and
asked metif I'd mind if hes ate the wood
and sawed the pie. Z Bazaar.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
The BOY. the Do. ana tho B,eycl...

3 a boy riding a bicycle around Gar
field place one day attracted consider
able attention BY the companion he had
on the machine. He had hung small
platform in front Of him just back OF
the handles. and on it sat q small black
and tan dog. The animal sat quietly,
without any fear of falling. yinc innati
Enquirer. 81 4.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
Making UP the Face. (

Actors have alway pain ted the face to
render il more expressive, or rather to
give y some sort Of expression when
seen att distance which II would other
wise lack i, as in ancient Greece, masks
we're not employed for that purpose
China furnishes probably the best exam
pie Of the antiq nifty Of the custom. The
use Of the mask ii Greek theaters, which
weresvast and had not the modern re-
s. 4 81 u. - LIS
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
A rare Geni,,s.

remember once to have seen the role.
FL hero played with al the spontaneity,
of real genius by Il poor stage snpernu-
nerary II happ enel during q battle
scene ID Henry at a Philadelphia
atheater. In q lull in the firing the au-
sdience discovered that q fiy at the top Of
the stage was ablaze. AZ stampede was
imminent. Half the people III the house
were already On their feet. Two men
could be seen aloft making desperate e.
forts to tear away the burning scene
This added to the conste rnation An /
other instant and q panic would have
ensued, ID which many lives would have
been lost. 81.
Such was the situation when ont Of the
troop Of soldiers on the stage stepped 8
.'s1per, and il roaring aside' nd
dressed 60 the trembling audience he
shouted: .sss 5s
cape yer safes Don't yer see de tirs.
S y IS de play
The effect was magical Few believed
the statement, hut nnconsci ously every
body dropped back into his chair md
the play went on. a roar OF laughter
followed, aud although it was Eve min.
sutes before the fire exttiingg uishers com
Spleted their work not Is trace of fear re-
appeared among the members Of the an.
dience. never knew that man 3 name.
but have always thanked God for his
presence Of mind and his rich Irish
brogue. Julius Cham bers. 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
ChanEe and Rest.

Bethel, the lord chanceH or, occasion
ally said 2 good thing Thus, whan
leaving q country hotel, he said q canae;
down here for change and rest. Hound
that the waiter kept the change and the.
landlord the rest. Z Sir Sir IN J. Fraser.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
H, HANSCH.E|N.:,
Contractor and Builder.

e , y
Estimates on buildings or on material
and labor, more especially on mason work,
furnished on application. Prompt atten
ton given all work and satisfaction guar
aute ed. The sale of all kinds of cement,
lime, adamant IA new kind of hard plast-
err and plaster hair speciality. II
New Ulm, = I.sS I'll Mimi !.
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4 Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

Gaocxnns.conee future. advanced early in the day.
shora The worlds visible supply statement to be pub
lished in few days 10 expected to be rather bush
The market became weaker Later on. however. owing
to local selling The warehouse deliveries were large
There was . holiday at Rio and Santos. The close
here was barely steady with sales Of 500 bags a.
followsi
Month";. Sales Hiohss. Lotcss. C7osing.
June, ...."......, 2So 1919 1910 1aossIelS
August .......... 500 1910 1910 15.859l64O
September ,.....,375O 1895 1926 16200l625
October. So. 100 1915 1913 15o5316l0
December. .6.26O 1910 800 16.OO016O6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

Paul recovered part OF its extreme decline
and closed only fractionaily lower. READING.
Disabling and Cattle Feeding. New England,
and Missouri Pacific were exceptions to the
almost general tendency. closing unchanged
or frsctionaily higher as compared with Jes-
terday's final figures.
London was moderate seller. on account OF
the embarrassment Of stock house there and
another at Liverpool The plan for financing
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company.
which was announced In London this morn
Ing. had depressing OBJECT there. because 1t
contemplates the issue OF s5,o0O,000 OF new
stock An outline OF that plan. the execution
OF which may be thwarted by tho application
for q receiver for the company, is printed In
another column OF THE Sun. Exports OF gold
to morrow will be 81 SOC. 900. all OF which was
taken from the Sub Treasury, chiefly upon
OF legal tender notes. This
brings the total shipm ents for the week up to
about 100000. Tho closing OF the stock
was irregular. with prices, as a rule.
fractional recovery from the lowest
1Rures
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03


Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals and InterloCking Switches,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Effect May 2lst, 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPREss.
200 A. M.-Pullman yestlbulo sleeping Cars TO Chit
isSianspo. 9 45S IT, TSisaao
FAST LINE.
300 A, N.-For Pittsburgh and Central Psnn,yt.
yAnia. Parior Car 10 Pittsburgh.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 kon q bnns
smoking and Observation Cars. presenting financial
Ss snf
all the conveniences OF home or office Lighted ~
cage n moon movable electric hSh''
ST. LOUIS AN ID CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
81 op. xsSu a s Ssso 'ns
Smoking Car and Passenger. Coaches 20 st. Louis
. ard se S1s ssc ,1So A s. Louis 7'0 NJ
THE WESTERN ExPREss.
asa Saas e.. rs
ssKo. Arrives cleveland ii 40 A. NJ. chicago $3.50 r.
soUTHwEsTEKN EXPRESS.
7,s0 ~ rssk days 1:.SrM sand;y.M Ln'I nan
Columbus 2!2h 7. N. Cincinnati 6oo r. n. aud st.
Louis 90 A. NJ. second morning.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
,.;s%s
s IA XII az; g KoUT. 70, point.
PIs . s.sp. ss &c Ssn i New orleans and 1915
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1899 ,sa, L%'ss Mss.
o,sS hss as
E1Srs $50 Ts1 so s9% $50 5 sSS
ana soS NJ ana $50 12H nfh' s%nsSy a15 and and
Pay n: and lsiS night. FOR Bsisinois only nI"
Through Eieeper to Augusta. Memphis. and New
s to Hhsss ana Hos on
100 r. M.-Daily for all points on Chesapeake and
Ss o FONT GSFFas4 sn% Sc
ri 5sFs Sfni ssfsS't ssf f week day. With
Through Buffet Parlor Cars and Day Coaches Through
ro SRA SAFE Fl t NAY Week days
For Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant. p;lo A. w.. ESQ $40; b,1o and li:s5
cay. az Fax Se saa
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express $40 1870. 800 $780, 300 $3.50 no 100 Wash.
indon Limited with Dining can and ll.0o A. n
l:01. 2:lo 800 8 80. 400. 80. 200 800 $3.50.
7:5o. 500. and BOO p NJ. anu l2:l5 night Accom-.
mediation |; 90 A ~ 4; 20 ana 200 E sund.y..
Linted). 600 400 $3.50. 300 1880. 7,46. 300 300
7 n and l2:1o night. Accommodation. 500 and
For time tables OF trains to local points on tho
ins Ticket oiies.: Nos t$s o. 9{yo. i:sss ia ana
2gl Broadway. Astor House. 1874 East 125th ST.. 26<
West l2oth Ct. 25l Columbus av,. rs! 9Th av.. and
Fulton st. pS Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex Sta
ton. foot OF Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; i29 Hudson ST.
Hoboken: station. Jersey City
Tho New York Trankfer Company will call for and
heck baggage from hotels and residences through
estimation
s. N. PROVOST, J, q, WOOD
General Manager, General Pasa'r Aren't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Live Stock Market.

NEW Yeur. Friday. June 2-Receipts of beeves
were 2s76 head INCLUDING TO carr for so cars
trading opened duh and 100 400 n. lower. but i'm.
ted native steers sold At o. SO y io0NI dis.
.e5y,tsd Do AZ saso9ss so Bulls az and dry cSI. q
dull az s9vho. r. n. for native sides Latest cable
l1c y NJ dressed weight. and American refrigerated
s Ss dull a. ;ssa aa s6So shipments
Receipts Of calves were 1920 head yeals nr,n, bnt
ieo Nj. ess: nss:1 ys' sold 'SSs7
Recsipts Of sheep and lambs were JOG hsad: Sheep
y 100 ma: lambs AZ S7eis7h Dressed mutton sloS
n aIssssd a lambs Tss %, At
Nomnslly dull at S74OOS7 SO y 100 ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

FRIDAY. June 2.

PhDAf, June z.
Tho plain truth about tho stock market Is
that prices are now made partly by the neces-
stiles OF investment and speculative holders
ofseourities and by the attacks upon values by q
comparatively few operators. The opposition to
these two forces isvery slight. There are no con.
eentrated efforts to sustain or advance prices
on the part Of operators favoring the long side
Of tho market and practically no dem and from
actual buyers. II 1t were not for the dispose
ton Of the bears to take profits now and then,
those who sell stocks would doubtless have to
accept even greater concessions than they do.
Evidence that influential bear operators
nave entered upon q new campaign is found
not only In persistent efforts TO depress prices
on the floor Of the Stock Exchange. but in the
expression OF disturbing Vows which smanats
from brokers and others who sustain close re-
lations to tho operators referred to- Wall
street was exercised to-day over the condition
OF Affairs at Chicago. There was no special
news from that centre. but further sharp de-
cline In tho price OF wheat and In local securi.
ties was evidence enough OF compulsory
liquidation Besides. Chicago made heavy
demands upon the banks here for fundA
60 far as the decline In the price Of
wheat Is concerned no one will have
any sympathy with Chicago. for the movement
means that speculation in that staple 10 being
iiauidated. circumstance that will naturally
stimulate exports Of breadstutfs- Producers
may not regard the decline with any moro
eauanimity than speoulstoraA but, the exps-
rienee may help to teAoh.both CLASSES that the
monetary system Of the country 10 unsound and
that no one can escape his share Of tho losses
resulting from the perpetuation OF unwtss
financial legislation on tho statute books
The most effective selling to-day was Of
chicago Gas resulting In net decline Of az
cent As there was no news affecting this
property. the selling to ailargs extent doubt
less reflected liquidation by Western specula-
tors. Other noteworthy features of q very
moderate business were st. Paul. General
Electric. Louisville and Nashville Reading,
and Western Union. OF these Louisville snd
Nashville and General Electric sustained net 1
lssSss Of az and. M y cent, ssspsstlyslIS st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

Rio the spot quiet and steady 1t Ito for No. T.
Raw sugar was quiet and nrm ct unchanged prices.
WooL-Dull. weak, and unsettled.
NAVAL S1oRKs-Quiet and steady. Spirits turpentine.
2sSS$2oAc. Common to good strained rosin. Sl360
rKrRoLKux-Thsre no sales OF certificates here.
National 6oc bid on City. bSas06okc.. cl,sing at
1OIxc. Refined unchanged.
PRovIsloNs-ChicaRo showed some depression owing
to expectedy large stocks Of pork and lard though
they are 90 to 40 cent smaller than those OF year
ago Lsrd here wa' as and sS Gales % 80
yS4c and pigs SSs98s4c, Meas pork quiet and I'm.
Inc quiet at llAc in hhds and I2c in tee. Cleo.
mArRarine at 9c Egs.. loe17c. Best butter. 17lS0
ToBAcco-sales OF 100 cases 1891 Pennsylvania Ha.
vana, 12a25c: 90 cases 1880 state Havana. .. e.: so
cases 1891 New England Havana, 2605oc.; 100 cases
1891 Ohio 1o@l1c.; 100 cases sundries, 1886. 400
bales Havana. 72o9$l.lo: $50 bales sumatra, s2.750
G4lO.
,CoTTos-Bulnsh aGvices from Liverpool and Man:
steady at about the best prices Of day Tho
actions were still on moderate scale. Shorts here
and at the South wore buyers and Europe also boughs
to some extent Prices advanced o to Is points
closing steady. with sales or 1900 baisa Liverpool
:sIss on sns S sss s
New Orleans futures advanced q to II poIntl
Of 1900 bales for export and 800 Tor spinning. Md
ding uplsnds INC. Tho sout hern spot market were
generally teady or nrm at prices Charles
ton Ne Ths receipt. At the port. were 1915
2s628 last week and $500 lass year. The following
ar to-day's transactions:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
6muggIInk Tia Into Maine.

EAsTPoRT; Me-. June Especial Customs In
spector T. r. simonton for the past week has
been awaiting the arrival OF the schooner Eva
simonton boarded the vessel and discovered
that there were In the schooners hold 200
cases OF tin plate upon which no duty had
The merchandise had been smugRled across
the st. Cr9ix River into PASSPORT from Beaver
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

houndsmsn-John y. Giiligan. East sixty.ssysuth
street to High Bridge, John A. Wood. High Brds. 70
sAt ensyssvsnsh street Patroimsn--Hsnry 4
gs%s. frS: Wsss rhirsy.sy:n!h street 80 od slip;
bbrS.awsy SQUAD; Yrsnois Ryan, church street 10
Sio.dway SQUAD; John =, Cronin, Leonard street 10
street 20 Charles street, b. MeManus Mulberry street
street to EAst l26th street. ~ ~'-N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Electric stock ouetstie.s.


Fanny. June 2..-Fiour was weak, especially Tor
trade brands which most plentiful and the least
sAlabc. The decline in wheat had more Or less o.
sbs. &c. Receipts 2D.So7 bb!s, 40. The sales wsrs
1890 ee' Spring whest s,snds 10 s
I.7ossl .se; superrne. sl:so9s2: No extra S sNS
straiEhts So 6o0ss 80: patents sss69tAa6
0RMs-wheat opened nrper. but soon ds s,
was good. Tho price is considered cheap Ths weak
points in tho situation lower foreign markets,
decline In the West partly owing 70 the financial strn
gencv and large stocks here aud abroad there we're
spot sale. 100000 bush Including leo 900 for export
No. red T. o. b. anoht at nc under July. DO for June
- at July price. No, 2 hard winter o. b. snSat At
Nc under July: do; anoat at He under No. Eorth;
White spTns sss Ss x Ts:s:
Eee. a. 100: Minneapolis, 1880: Duluth l7s89s:
g. Louis TolssO y 1850 aa P az, smas
isGii: FhiisdsipSs. ss7oi Bostcns % sSS Grand
year. 927.OA5. Future sales 8.eloooO bush- a. fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
LONG BRANCH BOATS.
TROY BOATS,

Steamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave Pier
a. n. Il. foot OF 10th st. daily except Saturday q r
n. Sunday Ateaner touches at Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
H,iuitriaI.
NEW YORK OFFICE or
THE AMERICAN COTTON OLE CO.
40 Broadway. New York City. -'
JUNE I, 1903
To the Bondho:ders and Stockholders
OF The American Cotton OIL Company.
SINKING FUND NOTICE Noa .r

siNKtfG FUND NOTICE Noa ..'...
IN the plan for redemption Of the Gold peSeu,ure
Beads OF this Company. forth in the last annual
report ana unanimously approved by the Stockholders
AZ their last annual meeting. this Company reserved
It's right Ito purchase Its obligations at less than ITO
per cent by public or private negotiation. whsneysr
from time to time 1t can thereby secure its annua, in.
Naiment OF bonds FOR tho Sinking fnnd upon more
favorable terms than by drawings by lot"
notice Is hereby given that SPA 900 par value OF
those bonds have been purchased. cancelled and dis
charged OF record thus reducing the bonds outssnd
Ing and uncailed to %. 56B.ooo
These bonds have been purchased during the past
month A. nm average price of sloa 16t and accrued In
terest thus erecting saving to the Company OF the
discount below the price uIo) at which they may be
called In addition to interest from the day of purchase
until August ]. 1893
The numbers of the bonds thus purcnssed and can.
ed fol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
3aiIf0Haa
NEW TOHE. ONTARIO 4 WEsTERN NJ
Exeursien Tickets, New Yorh % Chisaxo
aad Return. o0s. 90.

Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds ysir
loot OF West <2d st. A. follows 10 minutes earlier
S,a1 M daily via NIAGARA Fall. Through Pullman
y. Chicago 80 l.. ", 80. Louis 1915 A NJ,
ytAb daily. via Niagara Pals. declining chair
rSll%an sissPsrs New [oGL 70 5hieago 1yss De
,SM1 Except sunday for Campbell Hail Lakes
Mohonk and Minnewasks Waikiki Valley stations Md.
dletown BloominEburE. Elenyile FAllsburF Hurley
vile, Liberty, Livingston Manor.
Tcksts and Pullman Communications at 07l Broad.
Ssy Nsw Ierf Transfer Company eaih for and cheeks
o. AsRF sss .ass S.Efx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
NEW TR RMiDo hS 9RsxFEhYNx, 'EI '.'I

Of drsetors ana nipsctofs Of slseon win B. held q
the oftces Of this company 21t BIoAdwny,p on TSs~
day June q. 1893 Polls open from 4 N, 90 2P IhS
iSsa:f'f books VIII Ssssd fSp e hs$ n SS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
R,ixmffaI.

| -S--->~~->-~---~--~-~-~-~~-
70 WALL STREET. ..s.s'
| NEW YORK June I. 1sp0
To the Security Holders Of the follow
ing Securities Of the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TER.
MINAL RAILWAY AND WARE -.
HOUSE COMPANY,
RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY AND SYSTEM,
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY
AND SYSTEM:
v1Li
Rionmond ana west Point Terminal Railway and,
Warehouse Co o per cent bonds
do. bper cent bonds
do. Preferred stock.
do. Common stock.
Richmond and Danvilis Consolidated Ga
Richmond and hecklenburg LIST Mort Ga
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta LIST Consol Ga
Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio stock
Chester and Lenoir Stock.
First Mortgage Ts
chsraw and Chester Stock.
First Mortgage ia
Columbia and Grsenvtlle list Mortgage Ga
do. do I'd Mortgage Ga
clsstsviiie and North Carolina let Mort e'I
Oxford and carksvills LIST Mortgage ss
Northwestern North Carolina LIST Mort Ga
spartanburg. Union and Columbia LIST Mort. Ga
Ashsvtllo and spartsnburg LIST Mort oa
Eortheastern Of Georgia LIST Mort Ts
Danviile and Western LIST Mortgage Ga
Roswell LIST Mortgage ia
Macon and Northern First Mortgage <ISa
Georgia Pacific First Mortgage 6a
do. Consolidated I'd Mortgage 5'A
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
Improvement and Equipment 6's
First Extension 5s
General Mortgage ga
Cincinnati Extension Bs .,
Memphis and Charleston
Consol. Mortgage Ia. Nos. 1857 to <7oo
Mortgage 6s Of 1884
Louisville Southern First Mortgage Ga
Mobile and Birmingham First Mortgageba
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
First Preferred Stock,
Second Preferred Stock
Common Stock
Copies Of the agreement and plan of reorganization
OF tho above described properties ready for
and all security holders arc invited to
obtain them from or from any member the com.
mttee Tho plan sets forth in detail present con.
dion of tho various properties tho applicable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Aipiaeuds and autfrsst.

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY. New
s sna Per cent the stock Of
q CoTtAnaI e. In this city on and after fhurcany
June l6 1898 The transfer books viii b clossd fro
y 'ia'' q tn. s sSt 4 s.s.k,,i ,....u..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Glertions aud 5alrrtinas.

THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS
AND UNION STOCK YARDS co.
NEW YORK June :. 1893
Notice 10 hereby given that the annual meeting Of
the stoek holders OF The chicago Junction RAwsyslnd
tors and she ransScto Of sgch other business may
the company at MONTGOMERY ST.. Jersey ClIy n j..
on Thursday thr dry OF July. 1873 Mt IL O'Clock
In the forenoon The transfer books of tho company
viii close at 3 i on Thursday, June Is. and reopen
At ~ A. OIL F5tlIy. July z 1Ha5
BY order OF tho Board of plrce ors.
WILLIAM c. LANE Secretary