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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-17

that my assistant had begunto suspect me
could read the distrust in his eyes, in his
actions. He pointed out to me certain
Observation-Disclosures on my part-omis-
sions l could not explain. 1 lived for
weeks in state of misery in daily appre-
hension of exposure. Though 1 had re-
trenched closely, could not retrieve my
position.
lone day had the opportunity to escape
before me-the handling of n large sum
of money. The temptation was too much.
/ laid my plans, and in disguise fed to
Canada with the money in my possession.
did not attempt to find n situation lest
it might lead to inquiries Instead drift
ed down here to Mapleville as a man OF
some means and settled here. I married,
tried to forget and do we'll, to live n new
life in the new land So far succeeded,
but my wife and children made me long
TO be an honest man, to be able to lift uI
my face to the sun like other men. This
desire was always strongest on me after
talking with you, Mr.. Pye. determined
to become n man again, to pay back, with
interest. the money I had robbed the firm
of. The prospect filled me with energy
and hope. I went into business. 1 bought
lots and built on them and sold at a fail
goal of my hopes.
Then this man, my ex assistant, came
to the town. He had had money left him
had come to this country and had beer
advised to look at this place with a view
to starting IA mill. The situation pleased
him. There was water. seaboaId, the rail
way at hand, every advantage. But hi
was told that the site he wanted for hi,
erections belonged to Mr.. Fullar. In TIN
old country I was known by another
name. When he called on me to negotiat,
obn 10 tr, in.
with what sensations wo mutually recog
nized each other. / shall enter into no de
tails. All i say in defense of what Is indie
feasible is that the man was absolutel,
merciless. All my explanations, my en-
treaties, my abject prayers to be spares
exposure were in vain. My wife, my chill
, dren, were nothing to him. Twas a rogue
o wolf in sleeps clothing, and he was de
tarmined 20 unmask Hs whepsysr hs isf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
Clnanrial
NEw.YoRK AND IoNnoT Anil q. 1s0i
TO TIE HOLDERS OF THE
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY'S
sc"ond consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
Funded Coupon bonds of 1882.
and Income Bonds.

referring to our circulars Of January "a and March 9th
1894 We have 70 inform there have been de-
posted with us pursuant 10 the ulan Of reorg
therein forth
m2G.5G3.O0O Second Consolidated M,ge
Bonds Of an issue OF ............. sat 507 100
Ss,i 10000 Funded Coupon Bonds Of 1855
out Of an issue Observation-Disclosures. SfO3I 400
Sf:'@,S32 Income Bonds. NJ an issue
Of sos. OOS
Tho new mortgage ccniemTatod in our circulars has
been prepared under experienced legal advice and
with the greatest care. both LOCALITIES pro-
visions. and has been executed by the NewYork Lake
Eric and Western Railroad Company.
The bonds secured thereby being engraved.
enable their delivery dcpostors.
Il VIII thus le that what was propose in ou-
circulars is nearing lis accomplishment and the fore
going statement Is made in order that outstanding bond
holders may he under misapprehension the stu
alton.
Desiring that they shall A.: have the fullest oppor-
uny TO avail themselves OF the plan cf adjustment.
have decided continue receiving deposits
until such t!mc as We are ready to deliver the new
curcs. reserylnG ourselves. however. the right
terminate this ofcr occasion should require.
We stil Of The opinion that. under the ordinary
condition Of 'rcla affairs with suitable pro-
vision for construction requirements (such the
mortgage contemplated. the earnings the Erie prop
erty will he than sufficient fixed charges
adjusted in which the holders OF the
bonds will have security Upon which they depend
hut H. contrary to expectations. there should be de-
fault payment Of interest. bonds the benefit
OF under which foreclosure be promptly
secured and the rights Of the h2dhoiers projected with
out delay thus obviang the w kerou, difficulties which
exist under the prescn: Second Consolidated Mortgage.
Furthermore. The relations between the bordhold"rs
and the stockholders properly established by the
mortgage ana under the stockholders cannot again
force the bondholdcrs make concessions which the
themselves would have been obliged bear
II the Second Consolidated Mortgage had contained
such unusual provisions.
We should be glad to confer with any bondhoider who
for any delayed dcposi,ing anl desire
further Information.
DREXEL. MORGAN & CO.,
NEW-YORK.
j. =. MORGAN a CO..
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oro active at dropping figures. Rich
irs.Ss terminal 6s and SO suffered small losses
nns Texas Pacific secoAas were M T"ndo (, e
final ard Kansas City frsts receipts advanced
LOUIS nant f. 60 Reference is made to our fuli
Iprort OF bond sales: . ,o -. : ,o. ,or,
NOR Zoe for time loans were UNCHANGED
anu Tbe Clearing house statement was as Ioi'o"s
I me 500 sos iG2; balances. S4,9%i'CcO
~, c,h- Treasury was debtor 10 thc clearing
Inc 81 qoe POO It's net loss on balance was
hce l, ooI made up Ivy losses OF $l4o49' IN com
e. go S92 In curr ~ The DAY opera' .on
Included Receip's %g Eajonce of sS S9 800
81, of sos 97@9SS coin and AiSi93S2 cur
reney r-r;ted states Treasury at Washington re-
my Inv, to-day S49l $50 National bank notes FOR re-
dempton $500, ro,oipte were s24i195. the internal
Inv Tn receipts $l2i S7S and the miscellaneous
rsrepts $2l0.S4 r,.oos,,r,. s,oter,on, Of
To-cay hand and deposits in bank compares
casn vn Ggures Of the last previous statement
as follows;
hand s S?g g sGi' & D %nsic.i%
+ hama s:2isa 5ss; Rs @ s
actual cash in The
hr.asurv vaults
sia, o2G $3.50 SoaoSs Dec s;d9933S
cOr'lhsa'noS hank iiI94sO i.36e $50 Inc lGHo2S
.., balance s1i2 72} SOS s14eI7l.ois Dec s35l9io
.ors,gn exchanges were dun. but firm at
I. ,,,s rates There was no large demand lor
p'e.,snce while the supply Of bills see"eu
rem rem, hatter but the market was in every re-
~, extremely narrow. FoiIoW'hs an "t
sper onotaiions for actual business: Bank
cnsi s,lIs "a S7iLQs4 S7la and 81 SSl2@$4 50 LOT
e's p',, d shor. sterling: French francs, 2l'i24
ohs ord 515; reichsmarks. 80 5-l6G919s ana
s;XGs5 1-l6 .,. NAV, o,r, and at
III .iosn a shade higher at 100 lilo FOR money
tne 1ooiL for the account. The Bank or Eng
ana ~ of,ad further e. 900 bullion on balance.
ANU Sen nnen market money was easier at about
IN w. ~ Cent for discounts and 1Ql4 per cent for
is Pe. Pc, BALANCES Bar silver was weak, and
oann e,ar AZ 2S7kd an ounce American railway
IS declined steadily. and closed without
n hrf the movement was DEVOID 81 splrh.
ia"i pors French per cents opened weak, but
ND few confines to 99.4112. sight exchange
ram Tondon being slightly higher az 2516 francs
tmnsrial Bank Of Germany showed an increase
a. snecie Of II 600 marks
!" cso Foster Peabody. chairman Of the eXecu-
, committee Of the s.. Louis. Alton and Terre
uar.o Railroad Company. gives notice to the
n s and common stockholders that for the
prnosa NJ voting upon measures relating TO the
pa.,rerent Of maturing obligations Of the com
- tho stock transfer books for the preferred
pnd common stock will be closed on April -
n5 remain closed until July .. and that the no.
to- heretofore given on March 30 of the closing
~ the hooks on MAY . to continue until June
,s revoked and that the closing on April q
will applv also 20 the purposes OF the annual
meeting.
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financial.
Northern Pacific Railroad.

pREsTDENT'S OFFICE. 20 VAN. sTKEET.
NEW YORK. 10Th April. lsNi
The holders % ALL ssres ot bonds Of this company a.
w.. "a of bonds - rSanoh and Leased Lines. are To-
eu-st~t to semI their names end addresses. and the
Of holdings. to the undersigned at the
address.
This actiCn will not commit bondhod"rS IN any way
iu, VIII ,nabe the oic r. ~ he mpany furn s. them
Information AZ 10 IT'S affairs and. the proper time. To
confer to plan u reorganization.
BRAYToN IVES President.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
| OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
DirlGcu0 Notices.

THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
COMPANY.
20 g. WALL 81. NEW-YoHE. Arrn 10. 1891
DIVIDEND 50. -.
Dividend OF ONE PER CENT. ton" dol
4 l,r per share, on tho preferred stock ~ This 'mpany
an fI. ,uarfrr ending March ~ l>p'. has Ills DIV bon
,ic ,r.I ami uill h" ls,d nui af"r MAY i' iva.
Tho transfer lks VIII h. coi'l on \rr -" at "'l"' j
=, IN ana reopen aiay 10. it 10 o'clock o. m
JAMES NJ HAN Secretary.
OFFICE OF EprENS SMITH s. WIEMANN COMPANY
F7,IIE DIRE, TORS of this company nav" ms
,lav declared quarterly dividend - per cent CIV"
Dor cent? payable May let Transfer books VII be-
closed from Apftl .lst ~ MAY IT, . go
LEONARD -. SMITH TREASURER
GALLATIN NATIONAL. BANK 1900
NEW-YOKk March % l>Nl
rEUE DIRECTORS OF this bank nave ms 'i''
| declared a dividend u FIVE PER CENT and an "N'
I'm ono - ONE PER CENT ont oi th" earnings 81 the
,,st months. uayabe ard after April hh pr}N
TN. ,r.n Ter Will cps"l untu that dnf
ARTIiI Il ". SHERMAN. cashier
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])ub!if Notice.

,orrDrt-T COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ro"r, alJ stewart building. ~: $50 liroadway
''' 49, NEW-NORE. hpui II. 1894
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM r. MAY CONCERN
~ CONFORMITY with The requirements Of
ao,n - t,,,pt.r 400 Laws OF 1855 ~ The State ~
Yor public Is hereby given to MI persons IN
...I tinf fu npporiunt, viii he afforded them H. b.
r.,rJ IN, plan for IN" construction ~ q
atonse and Iiatrung Reservoir In the @fih Ward OK
81, r,,y M New York NJ shown upon th' map now on
aIe in this once said public hearing 10 b" at the office
", the Aoueduc, Commissioners Room 100. stewart Euld-
a. ~ $50 Roadway. New York. Wednesday April
-" is,I M O'Clock NJ. and upon subsequent dates
10 which sad hearing be adjourned until
finally concluded. ,-,
nv order OF the Aqueduct Commissioner -
~ JAMES c. DUANE. President
EDWARD L. ALLEN. Secretary
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Omitted States Sflortoaoe( Co.,
J9CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
CAPITAL S2,O00.000
SIKPIVS 100000

Translates General Trust Business.
Receives Deposits ON Ccrtihcato
and subject to check.
Allows interest on Daily Balances.
Loans money on BoEd and Mortgage.
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds.
Take. entire charge of Estates.
Acts nsTru-tcc, Rcgistrar, Transfer Ast.
PAYS Coupons. Executes all Trusts.
George W Young. President
Luther Kountze, N.frcs. James limpson,2d N.fres
Arthur Turnbull, Treas. William 7. Elliott. Sec.
Clark Williams Asst Sec'y Treas.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Charles y. Dickcy. Jr. Gustav = hlssol.
lhr,dore A. Havemeyer Luther kountEt.
Charles K Henderson, James Timpson.
Aichard A. NcCurdy.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel H. PahcOck.
william Bcbcock :. Frisco tharlton 7. Lcwia
Charles -. Die Key. Jr, Low, ma
william i. Dixon. Iheodofe MoriorI
pnhert A Granriss Richard A. NcCurdy
Theo A. Havemeyer. Hobert Olyphant.
Charles r. Henderson ldwn Pnck1.ri
James J H!ll, S. Paul William " HichafHs
Gardiner q Hubbard Jas. W Seyin oCr Jr.
Gustnvy KsseI James Timyson.
Luther kountze. 'eorsc V" iouhE.
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Savannah & Western BOndhOlderS
Protective Committee.

rbc undersigned rci.nrd any diviHion OF inc
uou,Iboldcrs of the Savannah western
KntIronJ Cnmpany ns especially unfortnnhf"
-, This fine and believe united action c>-
rcntial.
". y,oulI call tho attention = the Bonihoiers - a
Resolution passed TIL, COmmit'c" ga the list d'y 81
In .esfllrr. lsit;. W.
"Novcd by Mr. Borg. seconded by "r ""ri"
That the proper lime having arrived. the
CcntrnI Trust Company lac authorized 10 re-
turn all Chattanooga. Rome '"'"m""S
bonds which ~ had received on deposit y"
the owners holding It's receipts. with""' ""'
ch,ruc for expenses costs ana thnt mere
infer no further deposits Of shnff""""H"'
Rome a Columbus. Columbus Al NrH'rr"' OF
Columbus 4 Rome iniiroad Bonds be ne
ccptcd thereby making TIE tom"''r' "
nurcIy savannah 4 Western Committee
ris Committee therefore - MT represent IN" '"'
,snooga Rome Columbus bonds. IN" georgia ''h"" ,
noainr debt on any except that Of the Savannah
T. Western Hondholders
r,, =. ,r,i,,c. ,rgeg MI R,neholore ~ deposit trr
bonds with the CENTRAL TRt ST ,ONPANh w
NEW-YORk, under th' londholdriH iIr',,',te ftai
,nonf ana 10 u m send their addresses '" NJ Ila
nan or n member - Committee. III ordr ih"t 'i"N
nav DE furnished With printed clrcua: .oh'.i,..n
formation Of Tho important rrs"''s n,rr" '".,
Iacs essential for them determine the course 'nsy
should pursue. ,,o,,r, a.. tho
DnnJholdcfa before aying thcmaelves with any Other IN
''''S" SIMON BORG. Chairman.
H. &. ntnT!N.
IosErm j. LiCHTENWER'
EDWIN =. IOOiEb.
DATED Aprh 9th. 1891 90 Nassau Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

Total authorized issue S3ooOOoO Of which sl.3oO 200
flr the Cleveland Extension. now being con
strucod 100000 tho etiremcn; Of the Cleveland
Tuscarawoa valley Wheeling Railway bonds due in
1893. Subject only Divisional Mortgage the
bonds first lien upon I'll the property rights ana
franchises here1ftrr be acquired by IN"
Consolidated Company. The extends from loran.
~ the best ports Lal,' Erie Uhe site recently
chosen for 81 the extensive Johnson steel
PlanO. Wheeling. W. Va. distance Of i6i miles and
with the Cleveland Extension. 30 miles. 1919 miles
The present Mortgage. <3.Gi0No. is but $4,000 PER
mile track including equipment valued at $3.50
per mile leaving the mortgage on 'hc road only $1,000
per mile Of covering besides 20 miles 81
sdlnrs docks extensive terminals. branches 10 coal
mines In addition. the property Of the Pittsburgh x
Wheeling Company with present capacity Of 100
per day. which 5000 acres OF coal
is assigned 10 the Trustee for tn" further security OF the
bondhoIIcrs.
THE AVERAGE NET EARNINGS FOR THE PAST
SEVEN YEARS HAVE BEEN 900. TIE ANNUAL
FINED CHARGES ARE Sl94 coo and with the Cleveland
Line built and the entire authorized issue outstanding
only S2j0Co0 The Cleveland Line IS estimated should
adj least 800 Oco 10 the net earnings For THE
YEAR ENDING JUNE 20. 1893 the GROSS EARNINGS
WERE 81 Az Isl CSg~o per milo. AND THE NET
EARNINGS slCl. 2o1- OPERATING EXPENSES. ~ PER
CENT u gross earnings. FOR THE SIN MONTHS
ENDING DECEMBER 3let. 1893. THE GROSS EARN
INGS WERE S72oo55. AND THE NET EARNINdS
sa3j i55
The property Is in good physical condition. for many
years past large amounts having spent each year In
improvements ana charged dcty - operating expenses
and addition. practically al the surplus has been r."
turned the property the Of beitermen's' equip
ment
In application viii 10 made 20 list the Issue
the New York London l,x rhnnges.
Having nIrcndy placed nearly Slooo'ooo Oh
the bonds with investors. we offer the above
for subscription mt -. IL and interest pa,
able 10 per cent upon allotment and the bni-
nnce within thirty days. and recommend
the bonds for Investment. The subscripfi""
will he opcprd at the Offices of the under
signed on Tuesday. April IIth. nnd VIII CLOSE
Thursday. April tDth. ut y. M. III" right
being reserved to reject my npp'rnh""
for.
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N-rW NtrTROpOIITAN OPERA HOUSE,


y SPRING SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
TEN NIGHTS AND TWO NATlNEES.
under direction ~ M"ssrs
HENRY r. ABBEY AND MAURICE GRAZ.
r, hight "Wednesday. April Is Verdi $ opera 49,,
Nm N.rlica and Gu~rcla; Mh lAssalle "a 10
Easzke Casielmary and Sig Nlgnas Conductor sis'
tievignani.
Thurs Evg Apl ~. First time Nass@nes 49,
Nres Emma Iames and Sigrd Arnol1sla; ASi. MA "a
r,ura carbon. AMI lean ID" i SIX
r,i ~, AMI 90 Wagner'S operl lOtiENGhlN.
Mines M.,ba AMI Furscl- Madi. NM Lassalc RAM, NJ
Voscheit, and SIG Ngnas. Conductor Sig Nancinehl,
Sal, afternoon Ap Matinee performance o. douh0us
Opera ROMEO TT JULIETTE NJ.
Mines Eams liuerca. NM. III. Re Reszke tl1hc'"
Martapoura Customary and Jean De kesZke'
Sot Ey'g at Brooklyn Academy. CARMEN. -,
Tbern viii he no performance in y. Y SAT ~ g SUD
scrlhcrs exchange sat ~ gs urNets ~ ' ,S la,
and inter Thursday for Friday Eyg April - 'le '"s'
night Of the opera. , Go.
Soloss: Mines Mcba and Scalohi Mn Nignas ahI an
con opera orchestra 'onluctoss Ss' 'i"''0'-
nelli and EeN ignani
sunday prices J0c 75c. sloo. So" Boxes - an" 60
Repertoire Tor. next week;
Mon. April -. Cayaeria kusticana ana ias,.a'cl
Tues. April -. only time T. AFRi'AXL S,;;i,u
We'd. MATINEE April -. only matinee or 'AlsIEN'
Wed. Ey'e April -. NOHIE III flGAlrp'
Thurs Ey'g April 20. Last night bu' one
ri F,v'g April -. Last night u the opera. .
Seats for airy the above performances can be had ~
Box Oficc Metropolitan Opera House. also at Tysons
ticket office IN the leading hotels and ~ Humans III
broadway. Knabe Pianos used exclusively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London April L. T. m.-Consols 100 l-l6 for mons"
a-i l0oL fo- the account New York Pennsylvania end
Ohio Arst mortgage bonds 20t Canadian Pacific 7O-.
Erie l6is: 90 second cons0is So Illinois Central No.
Mexican ordinary 1851 81 Paul common. GfA New-Yofl.
Central lo2s. Pennsylvania. 52is Reading. lO1s Mex
Central per bonds IS. AtchsOn common.
I' The amount OF bullion into the Bank Of Eng
land balance to-day is 1900
400 m.-Noney inii. per The Of discount
n he open market for both short and three months bills
i 1-lCF1is cent Paris advices quote per cent
An'es at ~ francs ~, confines FOR the and
change on Lo7dcn % francs lG centics for checks
Berlin. April 1.-THE statement of the Imperial Bank
O. Germany shows increase in specie OF l.3js oo-
marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
Ccpnl Noiltcs

l,TpEENE COURT CITY AND COUNTY
- az NFW.YOEK. Thomas Adams & Company. Lin
tied IlanfiT ngainst Nicholas Albert. Henry g. Al.
bort and Charles HhaR'r D"i"ndlntS summon i'''
desired New York county
10 the above nam~l Defendants; , =,
You are herc, summoned to answer III" complaint IN
his action and se,- copy n your answer IN we
fi,r,Ins pttorneys within twenty days after IN" "rrV'e
- ms tmuans ~Ncusiy" = NJ" day u s"Ftir" ana IN
,aa. ~ v,ur failure appear or answer judgment WIZ
he taken against yJu by default for the rel't d'nhh'H
n complaint. - ,o
' " MCFARLAND & PARkGE
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
York Guy
10 charles Iinager. esq. Defendant: ~,
Tho foregoing summons n served upon by publ
cation pursuant 10 an order - Hon George j. ngraatn
Iusca II the Supreme Court ~ and Tor the 'lty ana
comfy 81 dated he lah day 81 March iS"t
ami nled with the complaint. the Office OF the 'lrr
- the CIV ana County II Ncw-York at the Court
Ilo,se Citv of Now York. IN" sam" DAY
Dated New York, March IN" l3ih. lNoi ,....
" MCFARLAND q PARKIN
PlaintS's ATTORNEYS.
Once and posiofrcc address. No. - Wlliam-s. New
N,rL
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IL PURSUANCE of an order made by the

IL PURSUANCE of an onlcr mad" by the
Hon Henry W Bookstarrr u the ia lgos of the
Court u Common Pleas for IN" tuN ana 0uihT, o.,
New York he 7th lay Of april. iN''' MOTIF ~
IfrUIrpN GIVEN % all creditors and Persons having
claims ngalns, pORE LYON. lately DOING business IN
tho or. and ~ Nrwlor that they are required
10 uf,-rn, claims with IN" vouchers 'n'ret u'
erini To- the suscrilr the duly appointed ana luali
IA as.,,r,. ~ In. said pore Lyon Tor 81" benefit II
hs creditors n HE office and place u business Nel
IllInv No Walat. doom 10. IN The city 81 New
YORK on or before the 9Th day ~ July. lS?i
Dated April II. 1894 .o a. .,pp ,..,nr,
+ W DE GRAY. Attorney for Assignee ~ WaI!-st.'
\.U civ.
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PROPOSALS. ,..,.,,.lr,.>. -,
i UOSDS or THE CITY OF CpNlSbTpN. NJ; ~,
ctng,on af~ for sic The ~ the following de"'m
nations; no. .,onon
~ Jfntb
~ 1W00h
e-f. ionls VIII dated July s'. 1871 AMI are pay
.li. ai iho Bank 81 America. fiy anu "ni" 81 ~
~ p.Ine,nlbe ~ Year, amor DAT" hearing M! n,
-, rcr cent per llynl" niannualiS Hn' s,i'
coruons attached Tor each inaialm"ni OF m
,or,t which coupons VIII b" payable nj sai" pace ~
m. principal is payable. . 49,, Qua. ,r.r,,
- ~ Won u@cne) u Cpvngton KY inclosed In seaicI
,n..io,e marked Bids for Funding Blnis ana p',S
cnve,opr TN ia noon June 18TH 1884, for the whole
or any part a. said bonds.
JOSEPH JONAS.
WIN RIEDLIN
COMMITTEE T. j.. MOORE.
on &C.,, ! ". MESSINGSCHLAGER.
Ways anu Aieah'' GEO. T. BEACH
J. B. LINEMANS.
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

no FREE TICKETS TO ANY ONE.
LAS, yveel, WI exhibit in Brooklyn. Monday
April %
r,r aays AT Iaseyst and Sara;oga-aye and two days
at itii-aye. AMI 3d-st
crowded Houses. 4hols""~s '"'''' ''
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financial.
$2,OOO,OOO
CLEVELAND, L0RAIA T. WHEELING
RAILWAY COMPANY

Five Per Cent. 40 Year Gold Bonds.
DATED NOV o. 1896 DIE OCT. !. 1873
Interest Payable April and Oct. J.
COUPON BONDS or $1,000 EACH. WITH PRIVILEGE
or REGISTRATION OF PRINCIPAL
Both Principal and Interest Payable In New
York. In Gold Coin Of thc Present stand
ard Of Weight and FIncness.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE co..
NEW-yoRk Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

Referring TO our circulars Of January I'd and March 9th
1924. We have 70 inform mat there been de-
posted with us pursuant the plan Of
forth.
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U,RNIN AND BAILEY.
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH.
Circus Uppolrome Races. henagerieS'
Most Thrilling Aerial Acts
Creates, Equestrian Frats and displays
nv 200 champion circus performers.
. N.nagerias Herds ~ Eltfhants
Chikl and Johanna. the Living Giant tiorlas'
i.thnolngcal Congresses OF strange People
Two Exhibitions Daily. al and ?. M r,...
eeots % - - and ST. according Ia location fr ~
h,ves S2. single box seats. s. Box once open daH"
fr,rl y m. D. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-03-17
c1eanliness In Ono Home.

Alexander Selkirk resides in Detroit,
and, strange TO say, his wife's maiden
name is Robinson. She is, take her a.
in a, the very pink o. perfection. When
he comes hame at cen, he is obligated
to take off his boots in the passage. She
hands him his slippers. When he puts
them on, he jumps frae ae mat to an
ither till he reaches his chair. When
he sits doom to supper, she ties bib
round his neck and twa or three nap
kins on his knees. If a morsel O. beef
or bread should happen to fa' on the
floor, she directs his attention to it and
informs him that a guilty conscience
needs nae accuser. Her stove shines as
bright as her coal black eye, and her
tinware sparkles on the wall like die-
monds in the darkness.
When he is sitting on chair, she
viii not permit his back to touch the
back of it. He sits bolt upright. In a
private conversation he said: Sir, my
wife bangs a.; she is the trigest wife /
ever saw. In her pernickety~ I
sometimes think that she is just rather
to the rather Yet VII a her faults
l wsd be as mad as a March hare if
onybody was ignorant enough to apply
to her the auld saying that "a clean
glove sometimes covers dirty hand. -
Detroit Tribune.