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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-09
JUDGE M'DILL DEAD.

Creston, la, Feb. 28.-Judge J. ".
McDiu. OF the Inter Dtate Commerce
Commission, died at his home IN tnls
city today OF typhoid fever, aged ~.
Deceased was prominent IN state .nu
national politics, having served - 80
trict judge railway commisslonsl,
Of c6qgress and United sena'OE
from this stath
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-09
HAULING SUSPENDED.

Marinette, Wis, March 2.-Reports
from the pdneries today state that the
mild weather is working havoc among
lurnbermen. In all the camps On tne
Meron once and its tributaries ne
work Of hauling Is suspended aito-
gether It will occasion serious trouble
to jObbers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-09
A MILWAUKEE REVOLUTION.
H. G. Payne and e. G. Wall Withdraw
from Great Corporations.

Milwaukee, March Henry q.
Payne has retired from the manage
ment of the Milwaukee Street Railway
company.
Edward G.. Wall has severed his con-
nection with the Badger Illuminating
company and with the Edison lllumin-
ating company.
These changes mean coIhplete reVo-
luton in the management OF bhe street
railway and electric Lighting interests
Of Milwaukee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-09
JOINS M'KANE.

New York, March 2-Mfchael S.
Fay, inspector in the nineteenth cleo
ton district Of the second assembly
district, who was convicted OF making
a false canvass OF the votes at the last
election, was today sentenced to five
years In state prison by Judge Barrett
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-09
HERE'S A NICE MESS
BIG SENSATION Is SPRUNG IN
PARIS.
LEADING EUROPEAN CHARAC-
TIERS IN A SCANDAL.

Car Of Russian, President Carnot,
Princess Marie dOrleans and Others
mplicated-Dupuy's Ministry Tried
to Get at the Cars Attitude To
ward the Franco Russian Alliance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22

There will be Il SPECIAL SALE OF
PIANOS and ORGANS as well rs
other musical merchandise, sheet
mlsi. anil music books of all Kinds,
held ut. the Grand Forks Music.
House III Grand Forks, II. d., Gem
mencing Nov. 30. 1884,, slndeentinu-
ing nntil jam /, 1895. During tl.,.
time mentioned sweeping reductions
VII b" made in prices, s.fforsling Il,
wonderful opportunity for thcpeapir
OF the northwest to procure n,ns;e,l
instruments Of the highest standard
at-prices far below theiractral value.
In addition to the extensive line OF
n w pianos and organs carried by
this house, over 100 second hand
and slightly shop worn pianos MUST
BE SOLD. Among these are many
OF high standard that
have been use on sy u few months,
which will be sold for less than half
their value. Any person colltem-
plating the purchase OF Il piano on.
III organ or anything in the music
line, even though not now ready to
buy, will ertainly fiud it. profitable
to atten this GREAT SALE. The
cost of round trip railroad tickets
for any distance under $50 miles will
be REF UNDED to any one who buys
a piano at this sale. A complete list
OF bargains together with terms OF
payment require !, will be mailed frce
to any one who cannot attend the
sale and desires to make !. purchase
through correspondence Grand
Forks Music House, Grand Forks,
IN. d.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22
REWARD.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Warren Lodge No. 5S-I. @. G. 4,
hereby offers u reward OF $:25 90 for
information that will lead to the ar.
rest and conviction Of any person
Tor selling Liquor illegally III the
City Of Warren.
Signed,
,. IS. CHARM, c. 4.
H. i. lVOoD, Sec.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

ss.- John Z. Myhre, my ng business
man OF Argyle, WIS doing jury duty
ut this term OF court
N. D. Barker the Shadow, 81
the Great Northern Scenic Co., is in
town to-day making arrangements
Tor an entertainment 80 be given at
the Opera House next Tuesday even
ING.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22

The Great Northern Scenic Co.
will bring to Warren Opera House
on Tuesday evening next, the finest
Stereopticon- entertainments that has
ever been seen outside the large eli.
ties. This entertainment, which is
to be given under The auspices OF the
Good Templars, is not to be con.
founded with the ordinary magic
lantern show, as it is in every way
larger, finer and more complete.
The machine used, Il Bessler Eclipse,
IL one OF the finest made, and the il
Elimination, q 5000 candle-powel
calcium light, would be hard to i'm.
prove upon.
Ille program OF views, coioretl
true to nature, and correct in every
detail, comprises the following:
Scenic America from Midland
Lakes to Western Ocean.
Mountains, Rivers, Lakes and Can
yons, through the Switzerland OF
America.
The Steamship Northwest, the
finest lake steamer afoat.
Scenic Scotland, England, France,
Switzerland and Italy.
The Terrible Forest Fires at Hinck-
ley, Pine City and Mission Creek.
Beautiful Dissolving Views.
This entertainment was in Grand
Forks, Nov. 6 and Z, and the PIain-
dealer said:
The Stereopticon Entertainment,
Americas Beautiful Scenery at the
Metropolitan Theatre last evening
was the finest thing OF the kind ever
seen in Grand Forks. The scenic
views and their presentation upon
the canvas would be difficult to i'm
prove upon. Those Illustrating the
country from the Twin Cities to the
Coast were very beautiful, including
the picturesque Moant Index, Koo-
tenai, TumWater anil Box Canyons,
Lakes Mcdonald and Clelnl, and
the majestic Snoqna'ami Falls. The
Elinckley fire views proved IN inter-
esting feature.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22
Money On hand for Real
Estate Loans at Bank Of
Warren.

Most peopleca can not afford to OK
pertinent. They want immediate, re
lief. That's why they Use one
Minute Cough Care. Cl,lpin's Drug
store.
- Our SO violin outfit ale re-
duced in price to IS. so outfits to
SIG, sent G. 0. D.. with privilpgr ol
examination. We have made i, cor
responding reduction in prices on
pianos, organs, guitars, banjns,
mandolins, accordeons, zithars and
|autoharps.
All sheet music ut one-half price.
Address KoPs BRos.,
215 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
It cures piles. it cures obstinate
sores, chopped hands, wounds. Fl
does this quickly. Is there any good
reason why yon should not use De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye? Chapin's
Drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22

Am srica's Beau ;iful Sesaa.y.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22
usdaa. znunlal gana= laal=
Entered at the Post Office ut Warren as Second
Glass MailMatter

Insurance zOritten IN
old reliable companies at
reasonable rates.
GIVE me q call il you want good
Insurance.
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Commercial d.

SATrGDAy, Nov, 3.-CorToS-Advanced ! to 5 polnts.
then reacted, and closed steady at a net advance Of l
To 2 points, with sales Of Is. 600. Liverpool advanced
l point and closed quiet; spot sales 10000. at
hardening hut unchanged prices, New Orleans ad.
f fS"ST vas : p 9%'dhisi 40 Tor HiaSan nssS and G 'IoTsn.s' Rs stEEsr
S S1.asty re +; 1as on MSsaay wsss 's,,%a Non 4. u 900 %
during iaias the 1Ss past past wes Ai'G S5s.ss tnAt ag Sf@s 4 iRtS s'E Sss
s ngain. Mef a's e. as iSAi for rG iRs . sanSs I p.rioll i sasoe ;sS4,
iasin ss' tSi. ses ,.Ss'i have M'' th Sne far M"r rescR.d ''.iSsSS 'as
Liaies' against 25s, lao Tor The same period last year.
q He%Ssis, toid and AMY %s.,Hrr IL Il" 6siyss.
t 1Ga s ssS,.GR, ! a Is s.s,pd I- NAV Ts's G'sg glG ,6i5 and i,ng
h,l9D last year: Memphis l,s6h, against 3.ll3 las.
Albany, ga. Sow. 4 Heavy %Sr r ami: Saa nsGdh DAMAGE.
Picking 4 retarded; Likely % affect this weeks n;
ttoH%a ,rip tS5opsG The M)ll.;is:lpPt wales 70 sHsmiss
has CAUSED prsmsturS opening Of the S Ssins
E, the oD %lsdlS E,s and u SR crops And the ssSx,'
think the Yield viii not exceed s,OOO,OOO
assenre y bi"o S1op therefore here ZEE o Z NOTHING hSsf for 4 irS al
70 hurt; IG. q we should 6sv: a warm, ral6y winter;
s ssSys mso EpS 8. t q H. s,r sEalr' u; 900 So1 BALE. and
Picking was interrupted BY rains on the aStl
inst, bu. Z. being again pressed Vigorously and plant,
SSy; q" , kSiRing hard b here; storm signals ~ r. New
Ehrisu ,,iihiTS sisht miles; Palestine and "a,
nnehsnssi Wiiiing, 10 bet, however that S,2so'"'
through Sor pS'f and south Siup csfolin a'r l AtianTraa rae
dlI not see, MY persons picking, although the weather
to daie. r t,ls. years 9;s1S ago the SSf aT.i s s1e gSIaHh R a.bSia
THr oa S Sas Eaissa; The average close o. picking was
healthy imPravsnsnt. BHlIlsnt wssiSsS through
a2s1GsrR ,s sSsiSs not af iSdle S2w 81 sYPRR s ! iS. S4 pisssf 4.
m TEs sd " f 10 sem Yo4ks s fsaay .nsn i. P5sfsG dSs 10
the unexpected advance In Liverpool and local and
sSS1 SoR,. G sni III. f The : sHeSr's 81 f ISss b a1ss n Sssa a
little, The future trading Was as follows;
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway bonds strong. The features
were Colorado Midland lists. Chicago and North
Coke lists, Denver and R1o Grande consols,
Edison Electric Ill. lists, Kansas and Texas eds,
soils, Oregon Improvement Is, Rio .Grande
Western lists, Union Elevated lists, Wabash
net advances were in Atchison, As, l y cent,
10 90; and IDS; A, y, TO 29ISi Colorado Midland
~. TO sch; Edison Electric III, lists, Il, to los;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Of Texas 5s, y, TO
Oregon short Line Union cons0ls, Ik. TO Al;
Ito Grande Western ists, II, "a 6s; Union Ele-
va ESted ''S The !. to Sss ~; and W Sasiin, EDS ms = = cent SEi..
cago and North Pacific lists. \. r.. u y cent. 10
20; Chicago las Light and Coke lists 4. to s9le;
p~rOyenlent 81, ., to 81.
Bar silver In London, 20Ld.
oI Money on cal; ! cent Time mSHey is
2loST1 'T ninety a. DAYS seG anil i0f as s5f!S aag Cent. Tor e six
months on good mixed Stock Exchange colIst-
f Pns C SRd6r PspFr IL quoted as i9llo~s;
cent, choice single-name paper at 4a 4 cent.
and good at +I<d5M y cent. The market is very
supply.
Foreign exchange dull at unchanged quota
tons Posted sskiag rates Tor sterling, 5 .s7H for
are; Long pills, S+.SGA; sight drafts. S4.sTNa
s4.sT4, and cable transfers, Si.S7A. Francs
P5.f5 Tor short; reIcEsmsrSs, SS4sSD5H for
for long aud IL 7-I0 for short.
> cents discoGnt. Chariest5R"Buyins.
discount selling, par, savannah -Buyins,
S SomT selling Ear; NeE 0rIfans.bS3s par;
Sight, 10; Ielegraphic. l2&. ST. Louis-25
cents discount bid offered AT par, Chicago-25
cents premium.
The weekly statCn,ent Of syerages of the Clear
in House RanEs shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04
finRnrial. q.
SUGAR.

We invite attention TO our Indications In our DAILY
Market Letter, particularly In the Iudustriois. In
Sugar we have given the past week two movements
each day. twelve In all. and were correct ON ten OF
them-sr. PAUL, NORTHWEST BURLINGTON. ROCK
ISLAND. our Daily Market Letter hit the movements
Of tho Changers correct ave days of the six.
Letters are on file for inspection.
Our new parlors, the nncst In the city. invite your
inspection. Every available item Of financial news 10
received ~ early as issued. We have some that Il In
advance Of that obtainable Elsewhere.
our Weekly Market Letter, free to outoftown
traders, covers q wide range.
our Daily Market Letter, for nearby traders. 10
unique In several respects.
our pamphlets on cooperation In speculation. cont
free TO all lnquirers, viii. interest you whether you ors
a trader or no.
We will buy or sell Stocks, Bonds. Grain. Provisions,
or Cotton for cash or on margin OF . to ! per cent;
commission i.ie. J
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BOSTON CLOSING oUoTArIoss.
SATURDAY, Nov. 3.

NOV D
ALTHOUGH the stock market has been exceed
ingly quiet this week snd visoroPs efforts have
been made 10 depress the coal stocks
and Northwestern, the entire list. with a few
exceptions, and only one OF which is important.
closes higher to-day than Il did a week
AEo- This result has been due partly 70 the
OVsTsold condition Of the market and also 10 a
sentiment that the elections next week will
EhO~ that the public holds the party In power
~TssDonSibls 70 an extent for the hard times. That
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04

surplus. Sss.sSlsOO sBssO427S Dec. s8Bo.625
The surplus a year ago was S52.Ol3,450, and
two years ago S2,6TS,52b.
Imports Of general MERCHANDISE, including
dry goods. al the port Of New York last week
were SlO,62s,2I3 against S7,645,3O3 the pre-
yiOus week and $9.41B.071 for the correspond
ing week Of last year. The imports OF specie for
the week were S9o,537, OF which sl6,562 WAS
/. Sl6.73I. 06I. ExDoEts Of SDecs were sold,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04
Finanriai.
TO THE GENERAL MORTGAGE BOAOHOLDERS,
INCOME BONOHOLDENS,
AND STOCKHOLDERS
OF n
Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company.

NOTICE IL HEREBY 1--WE thai the
undersigned have completed n
Plan OF ReadIu-tment, copies OF which may
he obtained from any OF the undersigned or
frou say OF the Deporitnries named below.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY and the Receivers have been authorized by
the United States Circuit Court 20 enter into an agree.
ment TO issue the securities and make the payments
as provided for In the plan, In case the same shall be
declared effective by the Committee and Board OF
Managers OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
I-n.AnAn
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Holders Of General Mortgage Bonds

are required TO deposit their bonds TOR which Trust
Company receipts will he issued and to assent 10 the
plan above mentioned and the bondhoiders' agree.
mcnt. IMMEDIATELY UPON SUCH DE
POST AN COMMITTEE
WILL PAY. IN CASH. PAR AMI AC.
CRIED INTEREST TO JAN. 4, 1898.
FOR OVERDUE tOUPONs OR FOR
ASSIGNMENTS OF THE
R~EGIsTERED INTEREST, A. THECAsE
MAY BE, q NDHOLDERS MAY. IN
STEA OF CASH. REC EVE TEN-HEAR
q y CENT. EQUITABLE INTEREST
CERTIFICATES. REDEEM Bill ALTOS,
AID SECURED BY NJ
COUPONS or ASSIGN ED INTEREST.
AsyndlCate has been formed 10 purchase the cou.
pons and registered interest Of the General Mortgage
Bonds up to and including January 1, 1898, in case
the company does not nay tho same, and In case the
holders OF asserting bombs prefer not TO take the Scrip
above mentioned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04
,,ytycf4L .avD cONMEBcIAI.

.- yorL stock ESehsnxs-Ssiss Nov. ..
,,,,,rvp STATES ASD STATE BONDS rs Sl,0OOs).
= 80 car us, y p. 1!N 10 Va o.. did, rms. so
c,,s,>g rprcrs op UNITED STATS BONDS.
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finanriaI.

OF THE
Toledo, Ann ArbOT and North
Michigan Railway Company.
HOLDERS oF BONDs OF THE
TOT. A. A.. a. Gr.ad rrunk ny 60.
TOT, A. A. a. North MIchIgsn ny Co.
Toll, A. A. A. Mt. Pleasant R'y 60.
Toll, a. A. 4 Cadillac ny Co.
FOL, A. A. q Lake Michigan R'y 60.
Frankfort a South Eastern R'y Go.
ALSO
Folders Of the CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE s PER
CENT. BONDS and STOCKHOLDERS or THF To.
LEDo, n ARBoR AND NORTH MlCH1GAN RAN.
WAY co, are advised that the undersigned committee
have formulated a plan for the reorganization Of the
said Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan Railway
Co., and that said plan together with Bondh olders'
agreement Is now nled with the
METROPOLITAN TRUST 60, ~ wall st.
and the CENTRAL. RUS TO-, 81 Wall st,
New York city.
The plan and agreement can be obtained by apply.
ing to either OF said Trust Companies or TO the Secre.
tsry Of this m Copies will he mailed to all
bondhoiders whose addresses are on Ale with the Com.
mittcCa.
THE METROPOLITAN RUS co,
"a Wall ST., New YORK city, Is the depository for the
Toll. A. a. ~ Grand Trunk Bonds.
Toll. a. A.. q North Michigan Bonds.
THE CENTRAL Trust co.,
81 Wall ST., New York city, Is The depository Tor the
Toll, 4. 4. a. Mt. Pleasant Bonds,
Toll, n. 4. q Cadillac Bonds,
Toll. A.. a. & Lsk Michigan Bonds.
Frankfort aud south Eastern R'y Bonds,
and the
Consolidated Mortgage . per cent. bonds
Of the
Toll. n. A. q North Michigan R'y 60.
Bondholders are urged to deposit their Bonds under
aaId arrpNDtanf an mr. Iafnra srpp,I,a IAl.
GEORGE W. cUINTARD.
AMOS p. EMO,
:. EDWARD SIMMONS
T.. X. WRIGHT,
ROBERT ". GALLAwAY,
re. MARTIN.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE,
Reorganization Committee.
LORI A & LORD,
100 Broadway, Counsel.
D. c. TATE, % broadway. Secretary.
The Plan md Bondhoider- agreement Of
Tered by the foregoing committee - mp
proved by us, and we recommend and advise
the deposit under Its provisions OF the first
mortgage bonds or the Grand Trunk and
North Michigan Divisions.
II. 4. MA RTIN.
t,YuUSJ ,Uur>.r, Grand Trunk and
SIMON BORG, VI, n'',san
HENRY X. McTIARG, oo"u"o"e's 'o"
JAS. II. OLIPHANT. "''e'e'
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Financial.
Reorganization of the
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY.

CLEVELAND, ohio. october q. 1885,.
To the Holders OF the First Mortgage Bonds
AND
To tho Holders OF the Consolidate or
Second Mortgage Bonds OF the Valley
Railway Company.
Notice is hereby given that a plan and agreement
for the reorganization Of the Valley Railway Com
pauy, dated October 9th, 1894, have been made and
entered into by the undersigned as a Reorganization
COMMITTEES In the Interests OF the holders of the First
MortgaSe Bonds and tho Consolidated or second
Mortgage Bonds.
The agreement has been signed by the holders ~ a
majority of the First Mortgage Bonds. and alsp 10y IT,
holders OF Consolidated or Second Mortgage Bonds
10 q very large amount.
Copies Of the plan and agreement may lie obtained
from either Myron 7. Herrick. Chairman NJ Commit,
tee, or John y. whitelaw. Secretary. THE VAR
DIAN TRUST COMPANY ~ Cleveland, ohio,
and CENTRAL COMPANY OF New
York viii receive deposits Of bonds Of either class
and issue their negotiable csrtihCatss Of deposit In
exchange therefor, as provided by the agreement.
II il important In the interest Of a speedy reOrgani,
zation for the benefit OF bondholders OF both classes
that all holders Of any Of the bonds OF this Company
become parties to The agreement and deposit their
bonds without delay.
BONDS WILL Re RECEIVED FOR DEPOSIT WITH
OUT PENALTY UNTIL 10TH.
NYkOS a. HERKICk,
President, the Society for Savings.
JOHN r. WHIrELAW,
President, Nationsl CITY Bank.
BINGHAM,
sinking Fund Commissioner.
IA. x. NEWCOMB n,
Treasurer, Savings aud Trust Company.
j. j. SULLIVAN,
Cashier. Central National Bank.
JNO- d.
OF a.. II. Potter 4 Company, BANKERS.
Cleveland. ohio.
WASHINGTON T. CONNOE,
New York.
ENR ~. Paul, Jr,
Philadelphia
Reorganization COmAIttse.
SQUIRE. SANDERS a DEMPSEY,
S. {. WILLIAMSON,
Counsel TO the Committee,
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Rio on the spot was dull aud steady Ne. I. l5i.c. Raw
sugar quiet and steady, so test, Be- BU test. 3Isc.
Refined dull and steady.
NAvAL SrORES-Dull hut hrnI.- Spirits, 2Sip6 2ac.
conmnn to good strained rusin. Al. 35S SI.4O.
PETRoLEuM-No sales. National. N2'4 r.. bid. OilCity,
S9r. hid.
PROVISIONS Lard lower. city, Gisr Western, zoo:
Nnvenlber., i2Oc;: January. Ll2c,. Pork hrtn. Mess,
el9.50d9li.5O Dressed hogs, 6IGtsec.: pigs, BAa
SJtc. TallOw, Issc. Stearine, Sjsc. OlrO, Bhc. Eggs,
lnt4c zee. Choice butter, POO 23c. do. cheese, lOaqg
lOafc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04

fLogE1LsSs seuys but steady. Salese 500 b6ls EK'
and ls,7g4 'seks Spring wheat brand, in 6bls. were
SLg0Gs2i No. 2 extrs. e2sS2.2O: MOL extra. t290
@sE9Di clear - saGs2 tOt strsights, t38S325.
AaIo; grain, 60Seoe bag Meal-Fins yellow, az 20
@Sl253 white, el.2o9sl. 80; coarse, sl.lO44l.lE do.
sfted, Sll2dstilo: Hominy and ssmp, SS.B09S SJb0
,sAn-NhsAt Up he. 70 ite Spot sales 5000 bush
ahoat, and 1lc; under DeesnbeT IN store; These were
100: Minneapolis. 93S.560; Duluth, l7O.sO6: 81. Louis,
2a.uoo; Toledo, SA,0I2 Detroit. loyo3; New York.
ton, 11.30T. total s03.9s7 bnahj total yesterday,
75s.dUl: total laIt year, l,2Si ,334. Future sales as
900 bush, A. follows.
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DO YOU NEED MONEY
piridsnds aud Sntrrtst.
rHE W EsTERN INIoN REEF 90.

OFFICE OF
THE W ESTERN UNION BEEF Co,
aI WALL ST.. NEW NORk, Nov. g. 1876
The Board u Directors Of this company have tnA
day deriarrd a dividend Of seseuty-hve cents Ter
knare on its capital Stock. pa able ON aud after the
18Th u SoNtmneI. at the banking house OF K 7, VIII
son * Co. 33 Mall -, New GoTk.
The transfer hoOks will close NOV. q, Et 3 .. NJ, and
J. NJ EDWARDS, Treasurer.
LAKE EkIE AND
COMPANY.
50 BruadNuy. New NUTE, het. -. 1874
A dividend 81 \ ANDOSEVrARTER PER CEAT.
az ' cent. on the preferred stnek Of this compsny
viii be paid az thlA Oncc GA NOV- 10. 1884, The trans
fer books Of the p~referrsd stock. Will closs WednsS
day, Oct 81, and reopen EridAy. Nov. 10. 1884.
scHwAS sscrStsg Saa TFSASaESL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04
The Central Trust Company of New York.
"A WALL. STREET NEW YORK cTTy

iHC Nthtiht itHS' '"ihPdu. WI iCN iVih'
WALL STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
The Finance Company Of Pennsylvania,
AL CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
The London county Bank.
oNDoS.
DATED CCFOBER 3OTH. 1894.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT, Chairman.
ADRIAN SELL JR.,
u. kENNEUN ron,
HI DG
THON A. Denny,
GEORGE n. EARLE JR-
=. TYLER,
Ell X. SHIPLEY,
Y. COOK.
FREDERIC w. wHITRIDGE,
JOHN G.. JOHNSON,
y SULZBEItGE IL,
GEORGE l.. RIvES.
Counsel.
J. n. WALLACE. Secretary,
81 Wall Street, New York City.
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NEW YORK Nov. 8. 1884,
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Toledo. Ann Arbur & North Michigan
Railway Company.

In April last the undersIgn ned were elected
Directors OF your Company upon - ticket
which bore the names OF members OT = re-
Organization committee, OF which Pre- sIdsat
AHOs .. Emo HHd several other Of your d.
rsetOrs are members. That Committee has
now announced a plan at reorganization
under date OF October 2Sth, 1894. The
BOARD thus chosen, having obtained your
votes upon explicit pledges OF good manage
ment and fair dealing, the undersigned now
dsSire 90 state that NO meeting Of the board
or Directors has ever br.n called or held
since the meeting IOr organization la April.
except a special meeting having M reference
10 "a reorganization that the ab~OVe-AeR-
tIOaed Plaa OF reorganization has not beeR
laid before them, nos have thry had an OPP
pOrtunitY 10 eOnIer with their associate DI-
rsstOrs or express their views cOncsraIng
i. That In their opinion the plan referred
90 L. not formed IL the Interest OF stock
holders, hat II oppressive 49, against thea,
aAd practically destructIye at IheIr rlEhts.
They therefore advise you not To assent
or become parties 10 said PLAZA. bat 10 resist
lie adOptlOn by all proper means. They also
recommend yOu 10 deposit JOur stock With
the REORGANIZATION Committee OF which
GEO. ". MURRAY - Chairman.
ALFRED DE CORDOBA,
CHAS. F.. QUlNCEN,
n LIVINGSTON ROGERS
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s2e.e2o. and silver, ss73,o7o, a total Of $500 oo,
against tk79,66O the. previous week. The .ex-
ports Of specie since Jan. l have been, gold, s84.-
STA, 0Si ,403.
Railroad gross earnings for October compare
with those Of the same month OF last year as