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The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

EOR sALE-seventy-five fathoms 11a inch
l. stud link chain cable; nearly good as new.
Will be sold at a bargain. Apply to LYMAN,
SON & CO., No. IT'S Commercial street, 13-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

EOR SALE-Farm containing 12o'acres, well
IL watered. 2 story brick house, 2 large barns,
chard containing 800 apple, 100 pear. %
small fruit trees. splendid stock with farm. 10
miles from Portland. Inquire of M. L. FRANK,
185 Middle ST.. Portland, or A. f. WINSLOW,
North Falmouth. Maine. 1872
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

NyO LET-In Deering on line OF Electric Rail
IL road, a finely furnished house of rooms
and bath; furnace heat cemented cellar; will
be let reasonable to right parties. E. G. S.
KICKER, First National Bank Building, Room
1, Basement. IL
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16
TO LET-RENTs.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

WANTED-Chairs of all kinds to reseat in
w cane and basket work. All orders left at
police station will be promptly attended to;
work called for and delivered and guaranteed
frst-class at lowest living prices. W. j. RYAN.
1922
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

WANTED-Every lady in Portland and
Dew of Roses" cures pimples, freckles, black
heads and moth, and gives a lovely complexion.
Price IS cents. For sale at GUPPY'S. Free
trial given every day. 1o-4
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16
wANTED-MALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for Rs cents, cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16
WATCH REPAIRING,

ANEW Resilient waltham Mainsprjngs only TIC.
~ warranted; cleaning and handspring only
and warranted twenty-five years watch maker
McKENNEY. the Watcn Maker. 459 Congress ST.
Monument Square. sep4dtft
MEN to take orders in every town and city :;
WI no delivering: good wages from start; pay
weekly; no capital required; work year round
~ GLEN BIOS, Rochester. N. Y
mar5-12t
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

EOR SALE OR TO LET-House No. 90 ST.
Il Lawrence street, near Congress St.; good
stable connected Price to rent $500. Possess
sion given April LIST. JOHN F. PROC TOR,
Centennial Block. 14-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

FUyo LET-Brick house, No. 3 Deering Place
containing 10 rooms. Apply to BENZ.
SHAW. 5l1a Exchange street, or II. f. NC
ALL1STEh, No.4 Deering street, 6-u
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

manure. Cash paid
w Address w. w. DAVIS, East Deering,
Me. 19tf
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

LNOR SALE-A lot of secondhand store
IL lamps, mammoth and small size. They
have been repaired and are Goods as new
Mammoth complete $3.50, worth $3.50. E.
SWAZEY T. CO.. 273 Commercial street. 15-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

ITO LET-For six months and possibly a
i longer time, furnished house of nine rooms
in nice order; has modern conveniences; stu
ated at West End near Butler school house;
immediate possession. JOHN F. PROCTOR,
Centennial Block. AL
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

MIR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to
NI buy cast off clothing of all descriptions
for highest cash prices. Address letters or
postal to 100 MIDDLE ST. febl-u
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

TITO LET-First class residence on Deering
Il street for balance of lease, one year. Two
story house, 120 Bracket street, 10 rooms and
bath; $3.50. Down. stairs rent rooms and
bath; steam heat; separate cellar; Sebago in
cluded; $500. N. S. GARDINER, 1856 Middle
street. 15-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

ITO LET-A very pleasant. convenient and
sunny rent, with stable if desired. 81
CONGRESS ST. Corner of Emerson 10-1
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WANTED.

WANTED-Man and wife to work on farm
w near Portland; none but first class parties
need apply. THOMAS BAKER, 50 Exchange
street. HI
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

NOR SALE-5O acre farm, stock, tools and
Il hay. IL miles from Portland Oh road be-
tween Portland and Yarmouth at head of
navigation on Presumpscot river in Falmouth.
Inquire of j. VIM. MERRILL, Falmouth Me,
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

TITO LET-In Deering. A sunny home of 10
Il rooms; all the modern improvements;
give a lease of three years Address BOX I,
Woodfords. Electrics pass the street. 10-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

NOR sALE-Farm 200 acres, half moving
IL and tillage, balance wood and pasture,
two story house in perfect repair, and barn for
100 tons hay; located IA miles out. near rail-
road and village; great bargain to settle an es-
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WANTED.

WANTED-You to know that will remove
W your ashes, old papers and rubbish to suit
you and at fair price. All orders sent me
promptly attended to. c. B. WISH, 169 Green
st. mar2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

EGGS FOR HATCHING-Pure bred White
II Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks at reasons
able prices. Call on or address T. H. RIPLEY,
26 Oak St., Woodtords. 16-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

ELEGANT musical goods just received; the
guitars, mandolins, harmonious, accordeons,
comets, superior violin and banjo strings, pop
ular music, music books, ETC., for sale by
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

ITO LET-Three first class tenements at
l. Woodfords, in one of the best locations.
Near electric cars; furnace heat water closets,
dry CELLAR, drainage perfect, garden with each
tenement, Fruit trees sc. Apply at 81 ME-
CHANIC ST, WOodfords 10-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

EARM FOR SALE-New house for two fam
Il ilies barn 40x120, stable 4ox45, running
water in buildings, large milk route can run 80
apples year. large amount of timber and
wood, cuts 100 tons hay, pasture ample for 100
cows. l. P. BUTLER, so Exchange ST. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16

WANTED-Eight first-class compositors
once. STAR PUBLISHING CO., Rockland,
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financial
IN fbc Holders IF the CONSOL
Dated MORTGAGE BOADS
of the Northern Pacific Rdu.
1.Ond Company:

Successive defaults in interest upon prior mort
oscee make prompt action in your behalf nece'-
sary. -,
The committee has. in iis Investigations ana
,Sor,s 10 secure economies, the octirc co-opcrd-
tion and support Of the holders Of abe" one-ndV
of The Third Mortgage Bonds and Of more ma"
one .ouarfcr of the Second Mortgage Bonds-me
benefits of such united and concerted dcho" "
nil classes Of bonds beng manifest
Rondholders who may not agree To Inc r'o'-
ganization pinn hereafter presented by ms COM
r,ittee may withdraw their bonds from deposit
under the terms % the agreement.
Dcposlts Of bonds should be made WIN me
Mercantile Trust Company. Depository In
groved certificates Of deposit are being Issued by
said Trus. Company and application VIII he du'y
made TO list these certificates on the New-forK
Stock Exchange.
EDWARD D. ADAMS. Chairman.
JOHN c. BTLLI1~T.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES II. GODFREY.
J. u. PRoBST.
JAMES STTLLMAN.
ERNST THALMANN.
Committee
Mills Building. New-York Cl'y. May 20 lSs''
T. MARCUS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29

day at 101 7-16 for both money and Inc account,
The Bank OF England gained f397,0OO bullion on
balance In the open market money was uh-
changed a Il per cent for discount and q pc,
cent for bankers bala ices. Bar silver advanceu
lsd to 2S5sd an ounce. Rupee paper rose per
cent and the India Council sold, on Special a.
iotment. 20 lakhs of rupees up to l3hd Amer.
can railway shares were generally lower pu,
New-York Central was exceptionally strong anu
borrowers Of the stock paid substantial prem.
ium The first day OF the fortnighty settienenl
at the Stock Exchange indicated the ex!stence
OF considerable short interest In American iaIi
ways. At Paris French per cents an nS.eea
further 27jh centimes TO 1ol .02H sight exchange
on London falling to 25.171s francs 10 the ster-
ling. ~ Noy
The Reorganization Committee OF the 49, ~
York and New England Railroad announces ina.
the holders Of 1885 shares of the common ~
stock OF the company, out OF a total OF iyo,ioo
shares. have assented to the plan and pald me ne
Nrst Instalment OF the assessment. and 3a.lo
shares OF the preferred out Of total o, GS, 10
shares have been deposited, and the holders nave
subscrbed to their respective proportions of the
new preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, May esp. m.
Stock speculation to-day reapsed into the dull
condition which prevailed two weeks ago. and
its significance may be imagined when 1t is
stated that the total transactions were smaller
than the record Of the haf-hOli1ay a week ago
from last Saturday. Apparently the covering OF
shorts which followed the elimination OF the
bear raid on last Tuesday has restored the
normal speculative equilibrium. The quick oper-
ators on the bear side have retired with some
profit. and the belated bulls who bought on the
top Of the rally are left with poor company ana
exposed to renewal Of aggressive attacks.
The cessation of recent London buying may not
be important but the stinening Of the foreign
exchanges certainly IS: there is now possibility
Of larger exports OF gold this week than was
foreshadowed by the moderate movement OF the
metal and the ease In exchange at the close OF
last week. Dulness in the home speculation may
assured by the interruption OF the Me-
mortal Day observances. but there was no civii
war 10 close the London Stock Exchange on
Wednesday, The business situation here is GER
tainly waiting one-waitng for the big coal
strike TO end for Congress 10 act on the taIiii
question for railroad earnings 10 improve Inc
only snag in the speculative outlook that ~
visible TO the confident pessimists OF the street
Is the waiting they may be called upon 20 do be-
fore holders of securities decide 10 lquidate.
Only four stocks yesterday COMMANDED trans
actions IN excess OF 10000 shares. American
Sugar Refining the leader. and. although IL
I DOlStcreO by washington rtppItS tHnt N'c
Trust schedule OF tariff duties would 60 through
the Senate It declined from 1909 Gl0lh TO 9s1sd
99ik Chicago Gas rose 70 72is. and held net
gain Of the fraction at 7lts. but a smaller busi-
ness reflected the fact that spectators are ex-
pecting news from the jealous Acknowledgement
OF Illinois this week. The Granger stocks are
down about per cent but ~. PAU was me
only active member Of the group. and It's net de-
cline is shade less than the full point. Perhaps
II was suspicious that Missouri Pacific (aithough
the sales were only 6.lCO shared was reaIiy as
l ,,rllD n.Cp nd
/ declined almost as much. Atchison was pressed
for sale and its price certainly reflects the com
mon expectation Of treatment on me lines OF ths
J drastic but theoretically sound New-York and
New England reorganization. The market closed
heavy and generally at lowest prices.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds at the Stock Exchange were
neglected. There were few Irregular changes
I'm quotations. the Is being shade lower and
the IS shade better. Following were the clos
ing figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
BALTIMORE & ONO II. II.

cAITfNORE. WASHINGTON, cllCAoo, oiNclN"AFi
'"' IN. louis AND ali. poINTS VEST; ,xe
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE OK ALI, tHH az c,rr.
cAGo and ai, nTh 70. +, y nnSs %
M 900 p M For WASHINGTON BALTlMoE az, a; m
nv o DO, o. m Dining Carr 1915 night All trains run
daily except 400 p m. For NoRF0Lk bay Line ! 80
rn on sunday For NEW ORLEANS, Via ttcnn1Ne
bristol ind Chattanooga, through Pullman Sleeping Car
oy Ticket onaess: i72 ISL as LAO B'wsy. o. e. iiths,
400 Grand-s, y Y. "a Fuiorcs'-i brooklyn STATION
'cS o. transfer Co will cali and check baggage
from hotel or residence 20 destination
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IOVhI Riff LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. bALot MORE AMI "AShiN"'
u.,,.,o,o,,, wee, I SSy,. 49, 500. o:oo. 1000
II 80 dJinine carp A. ~. 80 3ei 4V9 tBahSt Pssi9.
can, 300 800 m1 100 !, 10 Dining Carl A. H. 1885,
basi GnO tlDinrg carr. =. NJ. l@;l' night ooo ,,,o
DINING rer A NJ. 10 3:0p 100 Gm 1Dn,ng Car,
u u l9.i5 night sundays 900 ll3O DINING carr
I = a. 5an GOO DINING can. =. ~ 1919 night
Tickets and parog-cnr seats 10 procured ~ ~. 2n
AZ ott / 40 323 Broadway. 73T 9Th Az ~ East IAN
g.. ia East l2jth 81. -, West l.afh 81 al V9un
g.. -YorC Court s.. SGl Fulton 81 BrooFlyn;
~ Tro.,f,,av Williamsburg The Ncw-Yorh Transfer
-omr,nv VIII cnr ~ ard check baggage from hotel or
residence 10 dcqtinaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
Railroads.
pennsylvania

ntions font NJ DesIrosscs and Cortlandt SIS
,,...,,-..a, ,,.x .,Srt lsuk

stations font of Deshrosscs and Cortlandt sts'
AZ EFtECr NAY *sih, i ,',,i,,rr
1000 4. n. N:siLvAHiA LIIda hy. t,n .iman
% ara Sne ss Cars 0G% vs i'S t%go D
land BIS a. ~, Cincinnati C;yo 4 NJ ana ih''@'ap'"
200 ~ a. L'f G2 Ss iNp 81 5lIs ExrRFss
ya ana S consso ana Ar pSs tScnna A. NJ ST.
c hSG e. !G T. w M TAsSG + Sleeping
and Dining Sars 20 Chicago and C'sye'ans; a.v
7 SSv' r. PIG 4 III fafffG Ex n Esq
sleeping and Dining Jars to Snean ne, a id5 F. 81
500 H%fEss II gHsss5 p sss f s5fsH
,'1 ssss as TIE s2rT
a2o Congrrss;onal Limited all PGrIor ana D sn
S Gsy SO So ooc a. H. cs5c a Limited a
par,9r snd Dining cars'' 4So. plh'ns O'r'' ''''
40 p. M-Rchmond and panyile Express daily ,d;i
sepors g Asheye Tampa and r5 TeTrSaHi i2'0
900 p, M4Da lnSe's To- cSs:sp+aS. Ohio Hallway
rr ob SsfSS co az via CAP,
Charles Route, a. Az, NJ weekdays "no' VIZ" i"''"'"
AE2S4l 200 f sIS r. ss;0s asl 70
For ss'1 &rASTIc S,TY y. NJ weekdays with
For cxPE FAY i?S Ee'T 0s aay,. Grove and Point
I Pleasan oc 4 NJ soo $40 I'io snd p II K
DO :" not stop at Asbury Park ana Ocean Grove on
suA'''S' FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,n
Express, GEO 7:5o s. $40, o $3.50 90 penna L.nlteil
iSo ii + n. i2ao. 20 s. 40 S & g. s sS. s. 5,
S:'o 90 Linitei 10 A. NJ. 2. T. 49, o. g. ':4o' g.
rckd NJ once ES " Nos 49, lo a and 2c Bread q;
WY A.o 6rb House. slS t srees court Street; 500
Fulton street 9s Broadway ane Grooym HgeJ 1a,
ton foot OF Fulton Street. BTookyh' su'uo"' 'e''''
The NewYo Transfer Company win ca for ard check
baggage from h9els and residences 'nroS r. WOOD
General Manager General fassr Agent
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

rOp LONG UNANCH. OCEAN GIEON 2. I@IV'
~" from Pier \ NJ r.. foot Rector 81. ,.
re- Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Rumson
80. |en"rrich, Monmouth Beach. ard Long Brancn
nea sra ioJs g. ~ 600 y. NJ Saturdays only S:''
90 y NJ SUNDAYS. $50 \, NJ 90 = W. ~, no,n,.
,I.,b - poln, picasant 1915 A. u. 100 p " Saur,
sy onI,5 a:is y 81 sundays Except Asbury Park and
ocean Cro~e). $50 \. n. - ,,o . =,
f,r Lakewood Toms River. md Ps,negat. 40 a. d.
n % y NJ saiurinvs on,yl 3I5 j ~ -, :,
For Atlantic CITY vlnelanl and BrdGston 40 y b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains foot OF West 42dst follows 10 minutes
earlier from Frankllnst; .,,,.,, y.u.,
1850 A. N dsy except Sunday for Was"' Ia ts
II. r. statlcrs AJdetown, Fenvie FasDut T. sst;k'
cerbondnis. Scranton, Walton Delhi Sidney Nof"'e"'
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton Osweso. ~-.. o..
5iS p IL Except SUNDAY sullivan Co Express. ros
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations a'E iisbarx
Hurieyve iAborty Falls. Liberty farhsvie' ana i''
70 p n daily Mddetown. summwills. Fail,S9uss'
,hsr,v LiynaNon Nnno, Rockland walton. sldney'
Norwich Onsida. Fulton. osweso Niagara Fa's o'''''@
T,eieH ana Pulmao assomw9ss,,sps at 81 bTo'dwaS'
% Beayer-sL. HsW-YogB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
Gbs Gurf.
Sales bp Nnfiion.

49,
GALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
- mr. ppopERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
nm Ths Government OF Chill will sell at public auc-
n In the ci,y OF Santiago. Chilli the 18TH o. OCTOBER
80, nj following days 81 nitrate works and u htra,
beds situated the Province q TsraESco me ,o'a, on
- soId rropertes being nearly t2OcooV 1.-TWO m
no,nda sternc) Parties interested may apply ,2r
Information the ConsuGeneral or rh N 49, i0'"s
snI he cnnsus Of Chill in philadelphia nnd bos.on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
NIL. LAcKAwaxSA AND WESTERN IA. n.
stations I'm Ncw-YOrk foot or nrrclny nm"
ChrIxtopher Streets.
yEsTInUICD TRAINS PULLMAN bIfFHE
COACHES. pINIsCH LIGHT,

1,,-oc, route l., NEWARN. BLOOMFIELD. MONTclAiR,
1NE ORANGES. summit, lerna.dsylIlf. bisAihs
iudso Madison. Morri''ewn reaSa's tatTsoH b9 g0
TXirCO%G Hac.e,,stown. sEi!OoLESSa MoUMt IALt;
CAP STKOIISBUKG, Pocono Mountains, SClsAN-
ToE' plT,rSTON WILKES BARRE NANrICOkE.
bANVIII.E NORTIiU MnERLAND, Montrose BiNG-
iftNroN OXFORD. NORWfcH. Watervile UTICA.
IUuFfEfD SPRINGS cortland, SYRACUSE. oS-
,,rte;o ITHACA, OWEGO, ELMIRA, CORNING,
nHTu DANSNIlLE. BUFFALO and all points
ttvEsFr NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ia, A. 81 -BiNCiIiAmTON MAIL Stops at principal
stations. -c, >,ro,, Dr~cu,,tr.or
''tIJitA SYRACUSE and oswEGo EMPRESS Pull
man iiufet faFor Cars Connects at buffalo VITA
,r"in for Chicago. arriving 20 a. M, next n9rnlng
100 r. M.-SCRANrON. BlNGiiAhION ana ELhlNH
EXPRESS. Pullman paTlo, cars; ADM 49,, u, "a,
a.nI - M.-SCRANTOS. WILKEStAhKE ana Pin NJ
olITH EXPRESS Pullman p @rnlo; , sIFs;v prvcuAu.
10Y Ton and EtMlRA LlMITEp EXPRESS Pullman
I,uftet Sleepers. Arrives at IT'D y m. ,,.>.o,,,
O. 90 8 NJ Q)ally)-BUFFALO, SCRANION, BlN1itAi'
TON RiCHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OS-
WtGo EXPIRES Pullman Inrst sgsps Crows =, =,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDATlONS AZ -
Murraysi and 40 RrOadway Tickets at ,,Try sta.Sns
sve New-York 35s 72I Fuon-st.. and "a Broadway
Brookyn tables. giving full Information at all STA"
tions. .,..,,,,,,,, ,.oxD.>,y ,.u, colt ,,x ana
c,cc. nagSnge from hotel residence 10 destination
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~amgRloA's GREATEST ReiLeoAp."
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER p. r.

r,or, Grand Central stntcn 42d street; u
S,3O = W-r,xcrpt sunday. Empire State bAp'eS''
Fastest .rain In ths Wor,as puc,to Nissar,
O;3O A. M.-plly -ast hAAi. '"' ''
Falls. -hcagc. . -. 49,. cl,lc,co limited;
due plihari c:a5 \. NJ. Chicago o'o1 ~ 'i'
Acufl running time q hours.
fO.fO - s,vr.p, SUNDAY. Day tNpress' a., ,,,.,n.
I 100 p M-paijy' Southwestern Limited 'o' N'
3.3O y MEEx sunday. Tor ALBANY ana IToy, r,,,-,I,
!,:,o j. M-ialiy North shore lsmltei' Due r,n,ing
OPS A. NJ Chicago 40 p NJ Actual '''"'''
Goo p M~paiy Tor Ietr,t chcaS} ana ~; sni
Utc5 p N-pany. For Burlington. Piat'sDuis' ~
-,,o T. M"Marv Pr rufYalo Niagara FAILS sa'aha'
49, otc Malone p-i Mortr"0i 10,
o.oo p M-Daiy. only Sleeping car fassen6e'' w
Roches,er carried ON this TRAN. .,.~, md az.
a,IS y NJ Daily for Chicago and OSdehs""s N"@ ~
cent Saturday .or Cape vincent - c,,,,,y %
A " nm I.Hs -. N.-ll1tN, except ""''N"'' -
w. pr,.Ned vim Harlem Division,
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains
'"h'-' TIA Tiuuira,ed by flntfch ITrt
Ticket and Wagner Grand Central station ~
oai Iif - rlaigaV ~ i;4st iln-ti Lincoln blnH7;
40 Proc iyav 225 columbus Ave- - nesI i2otA ~ a nJ
yes,b s.; satioa New York; a3s ard 72G Frcn ST. anu
"a Iroaiway T.. n. Brooslyn . A., ,,,,.,.o,,
checked from hotel residence by the Neatco''
Express -. croD~r " DASrrrs
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY. Si-Vi'". - BE- ,r',,
General SANGER. Gen r'lS' Nb'--''
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hailroaos.
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WEST SHORE R.R.
kailrodos.

r,o,,s ieove West 42is, Station. YORK. as io'-
,oa,s and IA minutes Garlic. loot ftanklin-s"'
H:tO A. M.-Daly Local 10 BuHalo . poo,
VtIS 4. M-Daily Tor Alpanj Iuea' sy.hcuse' zen,
ester Dunaio. Niagara Falls. Detroit Vnie"so' 'N'''
saui.ny for Toronto. .., ,.,to, e.r,
"sn,in r. u-Daiy for Albany. Montreal. UTICA syla-
nus, Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls TORONTO DF"o''
,Icyelnnd Chicago gnd ~. Iuus ~ ..,,s. r-,,
hti5 n. M-Daily for Albany, Iucn, Sx,aru ,, IN
ester buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto D'"'''' '''''
land and Chicago. ,oeor,-
For tickets timetables paricr and scepsnCc Sceom;
~ tables AT principal hotels For other To-
'0''a'''' Z LAMBERT, General rasssnsrJS AssYnsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
financial nlceiln9s.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE Is IIEREBY GIVEN thar moro VIII
~ be n meeting q the rockholdcrs q the TOLEDO
oIfto CENTNAT RAILWAY COMPANY. held az me
nrncpni Lutlnefs Once Of the company q! L9irao ono
C ~ o. dav ~ July 1891. O'Clock J.. NJ, such
ha,ny called ,v the directors of and coppanr for
, riTosc Of having stockholders pa's upon ne qu g.
.,n onimgsy rec ,rnmenicd h. the Eonrd ~ directors
~ authorizing the borrowing of Two MILLION bplrrs
s, 90 ,n for any purposo thnt the same may be needed
m ~ Isi,c.a ~ the company md Of Ne Issuance ana
execution Of two thousand per cent Tor'ssgr nnhs ~
IL .ois (.omuanv Thousnn1 Dollars Sl,UoW "H'h
Tho neynent of such bonds to De secured by B'hrta
mortgage or decd OF trust 10 be Zen upon ,r 'n'T
,o,e,,v ~ said Company and 20 transact any ann MI
her matters 81 business that may come before IN, mr.
i ooks for the transfer o. stock ana regsorei pnns
Iii Inc coecd May 2sth 1924 ana rcopen'd July 3D. lo"i
iy order n the Board 81 Directors . ,,,.
ny ' STEVENSON BURKE President
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pianos.

RARE OPPORTUNITY.
An assort n,ent Grand and Upright Pianos OF our
r.rted 10 artists and private schools during season
isgS.oi: ali In perfect order and fully whrraiteI We
80 ovnr 10 changes building. at liberal rc-
Auction from regular prices go 49,, ,.u v.,,
CHICKERINC SONS. 40 5th-ove' New iorN'
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W, bRENT0N YELLING,
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Dipi0eno Notices.
financial gletiions.

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY or NEW -Y0nX
'-''' 49, Wast May I'D. 1871
As ELECTION for eight Trustees ana three
ATnspecor- ~ the election VIII be hed az
tho oncs Of the Company the 9TH day ~ June mex
Ghe nrst Tuesday. hetwccn the hours ~ !. ~ mn !
81. hfNhA J." Iii'i''>l'i'l,