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man In 1876 when the agitation agsir1st
the importation Of Chinese btgsn. In
July. is77 Kearney advocated destruction
eof the ships Of the Pacific Mail EomFassy
which brought over Chfnese, and organized
force 70 barn them. lis plans also in
aclnded burning the fns houses % FaalFoad
milIionaires on Mob hI.L Insss plans
would have succeeded but for large
citizen force organized by WiIliAsn T. cole-
man. the old vigilsncs eofnrnittee leader.
There wassone lively fight st the Pacific
Mail doeks, in which the ESsarneYites were
whipped soundly, and she city was saved.
In Is50 KeaFney was depossd from the
presidency 9of the workfngmsass party
and haso sirEce remained in ob=curity.
Powderiy and Sovereign are practically
defunct leaders Of labor; so is James Z.
QaiDna OF New York City $50 is John J.
MeKehnon, JAMES II. SNages and Jsre-
mlAh Murphy, John Doughsrty, Joseph
Barondsss. John MaeMakin and John J.
Jealin, ct al. are all in pFivase life asd loss
ali influences and eonseqgtenses
There vas otaiiors' strike3n New York
city in among the shoeniAksrs in
i7e6; amoug the sailsrs in 1s9S. The
spinning girls struck a. Dover, \. H., in
1877. French Canadian workmen struck
in Maine in $50 John Burns. the leader
Of the strikers on the London docks in
1850 and 1ssO. said after the termination Of
that astounding struggle of unsk1ied and
unorganized labofers tor whatthsy deemed
fair wages. thai ''tlIe good results OF a
strike. when there are good results. do not
compensate for the loss Of the strikers"
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SOME NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.

New " German. BEics and the sugar
trust viii only call their strike of. we
shal soon have = revival OF saslne.s.-ss.
Lesas 9at. 9.EpslsA. Dsas
No tAiT~Wioaea man wili refuse 70 sub
nit LIS differences with another 70 arss.
fraEsoa. and having 90 Submitted be ia ia
asnor eoand "a abide by the award. Cat
easa Trts~as, hep.
IL in3aoa dollars wAlch il - estiEn Ate6
tie strike Nklk coat aels san wlu not l.
Al taFoNu away. III IL . large sum OF
EsVasY - taSe oGt Of the poeEe4s 81 tie
tAIrAyeFs, eat Is has he<n sr4ut IN sx.
penang aud sefcSesng sAs majesty Of sAs
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STRIKES AMP srH,xKHs.

Dshs and his fellow conspirasor, asAsnst
tAe government have fslisn % rise 80
mere, although they keep walking about
- save iensral expenses" 20
nses. aks Magta Iroas In iSsaC rose
suddenly % fams. Aaa ssnk as suddenly
Int oblivion. Martin Erea. IN iSss ron
his Dictatorship weas 70 jail. sn4a year
ard bali after tas strike Re wss ksepsgg
snail iruis stand anasr al alas IN TIE
poorer section 81 81 Eeals lie haa been
expelled tren TIE laSaF eeFanlsaasaH ~
relsa. ass reduced soaAb3eet poverty. sna
hsa heeons sas ylSsisa q aF.sa2o !
Dsanls keSTnsy va = peer Isssh day
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delay. If not fsnai defeat. and II il becornes
3 law the EEssE passage Of the Sugar
sahedals will ruin the Democratic party
before the country as q party that de-
nounccs and defends trusts and fnDnoro-
lies. and yet supports and shields the most
offeasive Of ali trusts. II the Wilson
tariff bin. with the senate sugar schedule,
and the income tax attached Is not de-
feated the Democratic party will not elect
another administration for ten years 10
eoms
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THE UNsHoD FooT IN THE SENATE.

New York sun.
II was summer 10 the senate,
Just gentle day In June.
Win tae Thermometer at tnety,
Aud no sign OF falling soon:
They were oroniog AZ ths tariff
They haa reached the income tar.
And we're glSiug theiy opinions.
Thoagh their energies were laxi
when the alligator statesman,
Like piece OF par5oiled meat,
Came peEspiFiag Through the chamber,
And went over to his seat;
" here be mopped he brow q moment,
Famed hlmse.f before, behiud,
Aud . theUgat Of large proportsons
Took possession OF bis mind;
A thought fillsd full OF ooaling,
Iaks breath Of morning dsna
And the alligator statesman
Quickly took or both hss shoes.
Aha. but that vas halmy.
A. he lal3 hss stocking s1 feet
On his desS, and let them daily
VIII the bFeezss on that beag;
Mr. Call Is nos ike Jerry,
Nas socSi lees statezuaea, he,
A. those present IN she chamber
Had q glorious chance 70 see.
AID what seeks tAsy were, too; visions
u a d0Fe-ttKa mAWys Ia color,
That would MAKE "a artist smile.
Oh, waai posay aud Elusic.
Ca, What rapture, fica azd rare,
Oh, What dreams 81 love and beauty
Nsse those sockssts IL ths air.
Bur the senators are hardened.
True bsshty nAs for thega
No power 20 kweA their 1osona
Ne room Tor cssdsEa.
Eet before tie Call bad Suffered
BIS sSck lets and kis pride
i've minutes n teat chRalbsr
4asy had sotsly saeaksa outside
L'Kssos EXTRAORDINARY.
Ths ineiteak bad searcs slapsed
III Jerry BAD appeared
A1eag Tie meat hers OF tAs heuss,
Aua BE vas cAesrec and cAeersd.
foF ssTry's aaaIts h&s been Sltte slack,
Aa1 slssy sere al 20 see 4 n back
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Law against the fury OF the mob IL >.
something thai has to be taught and
learned -Eeston Herald, Dess
For train-ditchers Is flor bomb-throsers
there should be NO mercy at ali. for these
who have melted either Of these man, y
how much mercy should there De s-ArS
York Commercial Adsertsser, hep-
The cause of organized labor Is all rignI
II has been shaken. but not prostrsseo, ~
the violent outbreaks in the West lie
best proos OF its integrity and vitality -
found in The fact that IL survives the fol-
lies Of unit leaders.-Acs l0rk IraohHes
Rep.
The investigation into the Carnegie ar
NOR frauds Is not over by any means AZ
will be revived very soon, and when ~ IL
taken up Ar. Hunsscker will De called as
witness, and an Invitation VIII Dc ex-
tended 10 Mr.. Prick TO explain what nc
knows about bettering armor plate snfrep-
tit4ously. The committee is getting pretty
near 10 Andrew CArnegie.-AcaS loe
World, DEM
To talk over differences amica5ly, or At
least in calm and orderly manner, - m
deniabiy preferable TO lighting about them.
But 10 lay down the principle. "ArDitT7.e
or we'll blow your head on. Il quite dti-
ferent matter, though that seems 10 e
about what the workiBgmen mean "hen
they talk about applying compulsory ar
deRce Journal, Rep.
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notice TO THE PUBLIC

The public 70 hereby warned not 10 psy
sny money 10 parties representing 10 Be
agents Of the Seattle Posr-IsrrLLIorscrS
sxcspt the following who are the oniy
authorized travelling agents Of The fosr-
1rrrILasKrcxa, via: J. A. Mcclellan. l.
A. Davies, and J. L Hawiey. 7hss doss.o'
sprl, 10 resident agents Of this paper who
are located in various cities and towns Of
tie Northwest nor TO possmasters who
ara In all cases authorised 70 take suoscTip-
lions for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
PosT-IsrrILfsErcxR
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An Admircr OF Judge Glasg ow.

We know nothing about the politics of
Judge Glasgow, of Seattle, but we must
say that ii is great pity that the Popu-
lists could not have,utilI1ed him..as candi-
date for the supreme bench. IL Ready or
Forrest could.bs induced 70 withdraw it
may not yet be too late. What mate he
would make for the other no matter which
one withdrew
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na,ss IN. WASH, A prfl 4, 1894
o-.,.aaaa. 3ncer Ca. seattle. W ash -
s,Ia "a II our nap arrived on the first
-, TnJ her sixty miles travel 5y
a. sS.s,1s., :. / Asburg 10 this place. came
n.ss -. -. idition am wei pleased
es ~ .sF L. well a. astonishsd ~ the
b 49, ~ 81 you zlve the map TO your
Lost respectfully. ~ NJ
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~s,,or AND, Wash, FEB 2, 1921.
f1ssr s,r, Iu o. cancer, Seattle, Wash.
whirr .tvs. n. IeoS iYsd your premium map
,,grk. \, ~ - great satisfaction Ny wife
m.n ha,h so.yth more than the paper aud
-a,t 81 oassIE sac Is much delighted
very respectfully, b. y.
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Col Winston advocates the free coinage
Of silver az the old ratio OF IS TO L Here
is the table OF the monthly average prices
per ounce At London in United States
money for the year 1898:
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SoRrH wxLl

Ss,.n ~ 49, TNeroS, b C. June ?. 1894
49, 49, ntelhgeucer. Sea tla " ash
.,,s,',s. have received your Pr
s-tn.-.s - COCO order. and am nikhly
Consider fHat have SOS
so pzpsr free. - ! value TIE
800 the pfice II scbscripsion
tpeC fully. d J.
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Fost-lnIelligZ t " -, ~ w. =, ~os~
s.n.nr.,s.'.,. vap and Il Is away beyond ay
49, 49,. -, IL III ak u is worth fully ten
g. I.ss ,rsn Tty you ask for IT. aud IL 10
ysnr. 1its r.s have ever seen published
pect J. y
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EAST ST. Gu xx,. xfox ,ooo
Post IntslliH ".., 80
Gents: The NJ =, - - 49,
rsr,ss,,,1 na ~ Is q ffns zap You should
hs, af mem s 70 dispose Of . large num-
ours truly. va
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..,,. tTRY. Idaho, Feb "a. l6e2
an, 49, a Pos tsInteili geneer Co, seat
80, SIkk. 1 received the double
--.stt,, lert time ago, and IN good
-. .os.h a j. more than pleased wisn Il.
lnble ne prtesL Yo4Es traly.
IA. j.
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o.,.rr.eiqxlt. " ash, March so. 1ss2
canrs. bfncer Co, seattle. Wash
~sii nis.ss5 III received the map ana am
a. 1890 ~ ~ 70 t. Think IL well worth
rnx n Tars luld cost 20 90 20 q store AID
49, "a - Inay the PostIntelIigencer
respectfully. Oh n ssais Wy
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vs,.a~ go LAH. B. c., May 10, 1892.
&C., az. Hate igencer. Seattle, Wash.
.ha $500 have received the map OF
that / am TIL - nuA F.seS@s ~ s'e.s
ours truly. AN1s"'S s@sae1 ~n
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A Youthful Error.

Centerville Leader, Pop.
If we live this fall we will cast our first
vote for J. c. Van Patten. w. p. c. Adams,
III. L. Forrest and J. IF. Ready.
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pa..r.,.usI WEsr FERspALK. wash
..a.,r.S aaI sncer. Seattle. Wash --sirs:
aas~- 49, - % ySur premiam maps sns
s---s .-ygf1-.1 70 uas map n evesy re-
fVes praise. Yours truly,
4. ~
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ONTAHH $3.50
Post lntelfie1 " SHnauA. Apsa =. rot%
Gentlemen: I'll oeAa.t1. ISL
In good order, 81 n rinl IN ~ Iecslsso
ton am yopH - IVES psiiess $3.50 :.
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po~,.rn,sIIarauHoRe, Nd, May II. 1904
eau. ~@~ pNuoar ca, Seattle Wash
mueh an,-.c,s, DE NJ ap received and is very
I'D Very truly, J. ).
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r ..iHNl wash. Feb. 4 1S92
.Ilts.i gencsr, seattle. Wash -
In GOOD eorf - - Ss..s. - -
Respectfully -.
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seattle Her, wash. Feb 10, 1se2
Wa.n -H.v. t Inieligeneer, Seattle.
exrepttcr sIi~ Received the wall map. Am
srceiiaaI eIsen pleased with It. It IL
1spt thankx Yours truly,
IL IL
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Ouner.

Walla Nalla Union, Rep.
It's queer that no party will affiliate
with poor Patrick Henry Winston.
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pn.,.rn,s1Ss1 ros. Mass, June 10 lsa2
e., r - sucsr Co. seattle, WAshL -
s.ears.,t - we'd sone slime since year
- 80 ~ 81 ia United STATES and ths
-. 80 tns rsFeEss Side, sad aH
ga-~n.. .~ssIt u forms handsome ana
- - - son % z1y ofiee. and cAnaot
-a.e. ~. - factory 20 aey one ~he ia-
49,. frsty AZ s1m Asksa for the map.
~ l.
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Law against the fury OF the mob. IL >.
somefhjur thas has to be tsught and
learned. -gsston Herald, DesA
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rHE srAns IN TuE FLAG.

srxTrLK. wxDsEsDAr. JoLr rs.
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Fer iaforr& -. .....~.s., ga.
- = eAs - SgaSa -len eEzcs - as1raxx
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1as.- xrMA. wAsA, Feb 0. 1894
So. - EaReer. Ssattss, Wesn--
-s. 49, sssd yssaSs ind ssamps fsf
So - lee aabxcnggi0a ARd map
..-sn.a viii mAs. 1h1nk IL IL . nas
SIrs respsctfnliy. kn
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,.YsE .ATA a WISH, Ten o. 1894
MFns Map ID +. &. - - - 49,
ps@Ase6 vita - - - ,..s.~s -
FsspscsfaAiy. "a
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@s uKnN. wash Fen Ia 1894
49, gancar Co. ssRts4a, Va ash-
ls.ux gscssvsd ana gives psEss
ours respectfully, A. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
!. s3lO.73l S.3aaa7s Inc. ooe47
Net silver N h'd.
= ciGai cash IN the
Ia su!N Nau,
e.! llfcflrifrr

Treasury Nau.--
r outstanding
p H bank & 81 S'st i5da I Rce s' g. g:
Net cash hai..Sl4l 80 40 sl2o5e,.sD Dec $50 GO
rt-ADney on call war unchanged at per cent
p bn.rr VIZ no increased demand for time money
80 were as follows: IL per cent for Sky days
per reni for ninety days. and 2l9G3 per cent
49,. SIN months on good collateral Commercial
pri tu, atoms were unchanged. as appended
fr'ihc lncorsed bill receivable at @02a per cent:
On nee s.nGle-nain" paper e.; fG5 Der cent. and
&t.d AZ f'205i, per cent
pc NeW-f ~. * ch&@sc was quoted today as
l'."W' a. The places named: Clicago Csc pre-
.AAm; NeW-Or,caHs. Commercial. l-j'. discount.
bank par; San Francisco. sight Zoe ieleCra ph
r.. H,s.'n spec.ai 5c. discount. Charleston En-
C,'angr buying 'sc discount selling par; ~. Louis
Exchange 25c disooun, bid. offered az par
IN" commercial price of bar silver was 6}ai
cents. in London g. wa unchanccd norninally a /
- 3-lGd per ounce. Mexican dollars are quoted
in this market az y cents.
Tnor was practically H. change in rates or
coHd.t.ons in th" foreign exchange market. The
Noiu'r" - business MAS small 40 eold was
rnrsged for export tomorrow Rates for actual
business clos - unchauScd as follows: Gables
s. SNfN So 2ui - So, = IS and 81 $50. n 81 81
f." long and sh1r; sterling respectively. rciche
mark. 81. and ass. francs 5l67s ana 115 for
siXiy day. ard sigh respectively. gu,lders. icl 5
and 4G'a
tn" mar1e.~ in London were ali stronger. the
death e al car having no depressing effect.
Money tay or Ia. was quoted ut i4Ni2 Th'
rate Of discount in the open market for short
British c,nsois advanced I'D 70 lol's .or both
money and tfr account Amer an securities
made Gains. with the exception Of Canadian Pa
c.dc. which, at 62's. was down "a per cent Hi
nois Central rose ,, To 92i4. Reading q 10 9'2.
New-Yorl, Central 2 T. 1914. Erie seconds L
80 g. Eric shares 1, 20 l&h.. Mexican : to 1875.
Mexican f..rs a t. 59i4 ANA PENNSYLVANIA /. to
-9'4 Toward fhc close Their, was further ad-
vance. especial, IN Continental securities. Rus
san bonds touching the quotations which pre-
coded the news Of the late car. Illness
Both IN Berlin ana Paris. also. IN" markets
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on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY November p ~.
The strength Of the stock marke; to-day was
due t. the covering II short accounts. I'D view
Of he election on Tuesday next. assisted 10y the
favorable condition and strong tone % the for
eign markets and the fat that 10 COLA was
likely - b.. taken for export. The opening was
strong The Changers led in the advance. their
first prices being higher than the losing yestrr-
day. Trading was most brisk in Northwestern
and -, Paul. They kept up steadily. North
western closing a; its highest price. 1919 show
ing q net gain of 49,. and -. PAU within =
Of i;s highest. at GOs.. d gain Of =. ROCK Island
Nas 10 .. al 81. and Burlington 2. At ~. Coal
sto.k, were dull and irregular. Central - Nr"-
Je-scy LIST 2. at the cOso. a, 81. Delaware and
LaoKawanna was UNCHANGED at l39. while D"a /
war ana Hudson gained point There was
far activity in Reading which was heavy. il
opened Al It's highest price 1Si2. and logged a.
its lowest. ~ The decline WAS due % selling
on Philadelphia account under the IMPRESSION
perhaps that the chances 0f success for the
Earle plan of reOrganzaion were not So good
as they had supposed yesterday.
The general list was very quiet Denver ana
Rio Grandc preferred gained u. points At 33'i,
On very limited trading. on the strength ~ IN
creased business Louisville and Nashvill" was
up Manhattan Ieceded u - 1O'1.. after nav
ing been at 1872 Cash in rs treasury ana
favorable outlook. rufnors IF such ihlngs.
sent Pacific Mail up Si2 points. but II dId n"'
hold and closed Al u a net gain only Of l'2.
Western Union advanced i2 To u. The lndusirials
were neglected. except American sugar rem
ing which. on comparatively small sales los
y finally al s6is Tales Of reduced prices Tor
sugar and the decision Of the General Appraiser
everything the protest Of the importers aeahS.
the addition Of the German lhtsr I irN' ,'
tax and bounty 70 the cost price OF ti"Tnah b'"'
sugar were The nominal explanations 'or inc
decline which more probably was due u ma.
n,,ui,,;or ~, insiders Al the close the market
was firm with slight declines generally IRON me
highest prices of the day Shares sod l'~Z
BONDS MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
No sales Of Government securities "eic re
ported. and quotations remain without '""'9''
as follows MA ,s,,,
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In State issues 81. 900 Alabama ciass po"qs
sod at 1929. There were no "'''''' "'''' 80
city bank stocks. ,s T., ,n,
In marked contrast NTH the dea.,hsS nr
stock list, trading FL bonds showei , ,",
Increase - 81 499 900. with cOnsldeiFDl' 49,
Throughout and final material gam ,n- &"
peake ami Onto fyes advanced -i2 - I''' ,,
vannah and Western 1rsts T. o. h',S S -
Texas seconds IN TO Az, Illinois trnIdi ro-iL
1888 II IS Union Pacific skies OF !Hs' u 'y' ~
The skies Of 1895 q 10 JOS and AichlSpi' ,o -
70 2014 Reading tours a. 1874 showed '''' "
per cent; ,,..,.
The Clearing House statement was as lo''o"''
Exchanges sl07. 505.53i balances. $50 'z'oSv. ,,
:, The Sub Treasury was debtor 70 nc ,rro,r
house 1888 The business Of the SUD,
ury for the week ending tonight incluu re, 90,
ceipts OF Sl674sl7l and payments or slooof,o,l,,
leaving the general balance Sl3iltb'9'o asa
::!I503666 october q, ar apparent ga" %
sSs3.2s2 Deducting from the payments So
$4,000 and from the receipts $31l5OOO. Tor l'eH.
which affect its account with the Treasury a.
s746 2sO
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
served to-day s2422c7 National bank notes ~
redemption. The customs receipts were Sio9'oi''
.he Internal revenue receipts 1921 1872 ana '"'
"',scellaneous receipts $.i.J3o.
Io-day's Washington Treasury statement ..
s ss on hand and deposits In bank cohPaIr
WIN the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Net gold Noyi Noy y, e., -, pins s,s, $40
hand. ...... 4o5sG4s3 39CAIo2 Dec. o7s.oaA
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November ID 1894
n" -. Louis. Alton and TER" iiauic ~ i""' TOM
arv ~ n rar, Of ia plan for ana road
.. - 49," ..,,,,,'s r.. ,c,,p,,v created 800 90
80. ,, c,1 and. ror,-d,r which me following
80 49,. ., ,,,t.,,, = IA. Hoo~l
- ,,,.o. , a., ,.,,,.,,..
..- , go , J., 90. o,s.n,,e o~s len IN
A .,-a,- - H., :, ut, .,., ,s terminal Inc
, ., -. .,,,..,, 10, ,.,seholl .s,,f. IN 10
Ill. ..,..5
"''as -" '''''" .. -. ,,. ,.,,,,,o, Il,
,ri ..c,, c,sisis 10, - e.s and il D.. = he
,oo,.d .nA most extensive o., Nv. terminals a. th,
,,, T. ,,,,,. .r. terminal ~ .ro ol.veland TN
,.,,.,t ch,c,,,. and :, l,u,s r,ii,a, ,-mp,ny and
t.r -. .,,n ,,,1s .,,,. ,-a f,.,.4., miles - hal
,s,el main ,s,k ana ,at, f.u miles 90, silugs p-a~
,,,y rca,h.. ~ = terminal lrr O., Belle, l~ Illinois
"a rcnc. %, .asea n's extend and foriH n
nrc'i"ns with 'h" several thousands = Hi1"' ~ '"'''
runn ng uh so.sfheas' and southwest. wh.h supply
with tho ia-se AMI constantly growing tran for which
If mn, ccu,,.l 10 'onrng. into II Louis only
oael Is on road entering ,ha oif, ,'he Iron M,Yn'n!n
and T. within pc con, II 'hr ',rnar. fNa' rYan'
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rto - Iouis larger rn'f" '"a' "t
other t.a-,p,,,aon ,arnrar, nnd }, ram 'h~
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various rrsd.s ma 'hc-~ are hi'f m.n"s
lines most these te trifu'aft onS o iris Coz"
paws ronl
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mil" f'r ih' whole -? miles "T'-a'"' and 'h"i pas
NIX 1"t'S The not ""'hih<s "'i' > ~ l"' '''' 80 "
t,ts! seven', per cont was from local 'a'ring'
Ef'rngs from I-nua-'. lN'" '' If''hi'' ~
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LONDON.
DATED OCTOBER :nTIi 1921
FREDERIC - O!.fOTT. Chuirmnn.
ADRIAN I>I.iIN. .H..
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iiitHN ~ DGi..
THOMAS Di.>NI.
GEORGE: ~. EARLE. .JU.,
sID>E, 4. TYLER.
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Hii lard !. tOuE.
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WAIVER ~ Iypt.UGI.R.
Gt.OEtE D.. RI,i.~.
Counsel.
= WALLACE Secretary
- van str..t N~v York cry
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TO THE BoNpHoIDERs OF THE
NETWORK CITY SUBURBAN WATER COMPANY

The bondholder. c, the above Company are advised
that the holders including the English holdings exceed
Ing IN the aggregate seveny-nve Of the entire
bond issue have united in designating the undersigned
as a Reorganization Committee.
i, Trust Agreement - being prepared and will be sub
fnli,ed 10 the bondhoiders within few days. with
1uos, for deposit - their bontF
HENRY * McIiARG.
Vice esldeni Manhattan Company Bank. New York
NEWMAN EHB - -,
Receiver estate OF comm y stanton. Ne"-hWh
PRESIDENT National Bank 81 Baltimore. Nd.
CHARLES BARD -
HUNTER WyKEs. . -,
III the arm Of Street. W,kes & Co.. Ecw-Yofk.
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with right OF registration OF prinr!p"' or "a
conversion into full registered bonds
% WALL STREET. KEW TORN.

TRUSTEE: iii: y ATE TRr 81 COMPANY
OF NEM- YORK CITY.
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financial.
To the General Mtge. 5ondhOldcrs.
Income BondhOders.
and Stockholders
N.
Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is EEREDy GIVEN that the under
signed Committee hnvc completed Pinn OF
REIMBURSEMENT. copies Of Nfirh ma, W. ""-
fntnrd from any of the undersigned or from
an, of fl. pcno.ituricS named below.
TIE PHILADELPHIA NO IENb'Ni RN""'N''
COMPANY the Receivers hay ho"n authorized h} u
Tinted States Circuit court eatsr into an a. e"r'n'
thu securities AMI make tn" pawn ntfas i"' W
fo- in the ,lin in case ihc same shah h declared H'-
i.o h., the Commit end H,a.d o. Manage ol the
Philadelphia aad Reading I;?ilroad E ~: any.