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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05
No. 5 |
KILLED HERSELF IN PUBLIC.
How a Bereaved Chinese Fiancee Ended
Her Days.

How Bereaved Chinese Fiancee Ended
Her Days.
Mr.. Medhurst, for many years Brit
ish consul at Shanghai, tells in the
London Million of a singular card OF
invitation which he received in Chi
ma. 1t was from q lady, intimating
her intention to commit suicide on
specified date. She was very young
and attractive and belonged to
wealthy family, but the Chinese gen.
tleman to whom she had been affi-
anced from childhood having died
just before the date fixed for their
nuptials she gave out that she DEEM
ed it her duty to render her widow
hood irrevocable by dying with her
betrothed. So she sent cards around
to the local gentry giving notice of
her purpose.
No attempt was made by her rela-
tives or the local authorities to fr,,s-
trate her design, though Mr.. Med
hurst appealed to the mandarins, tho
general opinion being that she was
about to perform a meritOrious act.
Eventually, on the day named, the
woman did deliberately sacrifice her
life in the presence of thousands of
spectators. A stage was erected in
the open fields, with q tented frame
over it, from which was suspended q
strip of scarlet Grape. One end of
this slip she fastened round her neck,
and then, embracing little boy pro-
sented by one of the bystanders, she
mounted chair and resolutely
jumped off, her little clasped hands
saluting the assemblage as her body
twirled round with the tightening
cord.
The woman was not bounded on by
fanatic mob, az was the practice at
suttees in India, but immolation ap-
peared to be an entirely voluntary
act. Sacrifices of this kind, accord
ing to Mr. Medhurst, are not uncom-
mon in certain districts of China,
and. strange to say, they are rewarded
with monuments, sometimes erected
by order of the emperor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05
RAMS HORN BLASTS.
Christ is Gods idea of man.
1t is better to suffer than to sin.

Christ is Gods idea of a man.
1t is better to suffer than to sin.
Opposing Gods Truth is rebellion
against God.
There can be no real life where there
is no love.
All sins are big, no matter how small
they look.
1t ightens duty to resolve to do it
cheerfu!ly.
A civil tongue is better weapon
than bowie knife.
Those who would lead Others should
always look up.
Love is the greatest of all things be-
cause 1t gives ali things.
1t takes temptation to show us how
much We need Christ.
When you bid your sin goodby DO
not shake hands with 1t.
| One of the DEVILS hiding places is
behind a pile Of money.
Every dollar in good mans 8 pocket
has the name of God on it.
GOD made the heart of man SO big
that this world Is too small to fill 1t.
The man who lives only for himself
is enagged in very small business.
No man Is pleasing God who does not
love his ne,ghbor as he does himself.
Keep your heart full OF sunshine and
God will soon give you face to match
it.
There is more help in an ounce of
encouragement than there ls in u ton Of
advice.
TIE man who would haye done SO and
so If be would have been there never
gets there.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05
Tho Irish Xomnn mt the Bank,

An old woman Of undeniable Celtic
origin entered down town savings
bank the other day and walked up to
the desk.
DO you want to draw or deposit"
asked the gentlemanly clerk, ....
Nav, Oh doan't. Oi want ter put
some in, was the reply.
The clerk pushed up the book for
her signature, and indicating the
place said, Sign on this line,
please"
Above it or below itl"
Just above it.
Me whole nalneT'
Yes"
Before Oh was married2"
"No, just as it is now" ..
"Oi can't write. Boston Tran
script.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05
silence and Speech.

The chief Office Of silence Is to bury
all that is evil, and the chief Office of
speech is to disclose and disseminate
all that is good. Let this he done
with sincerity and carnestness, and
let no crihiclsm discourage it, for it's
ultimate benefit to character and to
conduct is established beyond doubt.
New York Ledger
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05
No Wonder.
His teetL be still did grind
And grizzly gnash. .'-Spenc

Aud griuly guash. .'-Speacer.
For he suffered all the agoniziug tor
lures of dyspepsia. In the morning his
eyes We're dim and bloodshot, Il horrible
nausea was experienced, food was in
him reyolting and yet a gnawing cray
ing for food peryaded his whole system.
His heart palpitsted yiol'ntly after the
least exertion. Hope had nearly left
him when lie read Of the maryelors
cures effected by DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery. He hurried to the
drugstore, boughta a bottle and the effects
were so satisfactory that he now gnashes
his teeth when he thinks Of the ascnes
he might have prevented had h used
&c. NJ d.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05
Khirpese Prefer the Moslen Faith.

Our Odessa correspondent says that
the Russian orthodox missionaries
have SO failed in their proselytizing
efforts among the khirgese that the
missions will probably be shortly
withdrawn. Nearly the whole of the
steppe tribes, generally described as
"heathcns, are now adopting, al
most ZEN massc, the Mohamlnedan
faith, which Is spread among them
chiefly by Tartar teachers. The Mo
hammedan Tartars have always en-
ioyel the right of free prosely tlsm
among the natives at the khirgese
steppes. London News.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05
Health.

A man too busy to take good care
OF his health is like a woodchopper
too busy cutting down trees to keep
a keen olge on his ak, or a drafts
man too much engaged in drawing to
sharpen his pei I'll. il.-Exchange.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05

The most curious city in the world is
situated on Saginaw Bay, an arm Of
Lake Huron. It's without name, has
a population Of about 500 and consists
OF modern huts on wheels to the number
of $50. which, when the fishing season
arrives, are rolled on the ice in the bay.
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THURM0NT, Frederick County, Maryland, Thursday April s. 1894
WHAT Is AN AD?


Tribune are flooding that paper with /
yarity of definitions IN answer to thu
query, notable among which are Tho
following
A game Of chance.
1t makes trade good.
An index to prosperity.
The key in the closet Of success.
1t fills your store with people.
il public notice that business mcr
use.
The highway to commercial emf
nence.
Trumpet tongued herald of COM
merce.
Information that reaches the people
II link in the golden chain Of success
A search light of The Ship OF
Trade.
A gateway to the avenue of success.
What catches the eye, but is not lie
A stepping stone to Il successful bus.
mess.
The germ of every successful bus
lneSs.
The knife that opens the oyster ol
success.
The distant mark on the road Of pros
perlty,
A quick and sure return to the ad-
vertlser.
A winner in the handicap race for
wealth.
a i've wire connecting with the pub.
lie purse.
= y guldeboArd to bargains and tA'r
\ treatment.
! The light that trlghtcns and qulckens
trade.
The lightning express on the road to
success.
1t informs the people where to 80 for
> bargains.
. The guide board that tells where and
> what to buy.
a drop Of printers ink to make all
. readers tank.
; The efficient, Intelligent and treless
. salesman.
!, "A modern way in which to reach the
j buying public.
A fruitful seed that brings forth
whatever is desired.
An advertisement is the stepping
stone TO success.
a seed which, wisely planted, brings
l a good harvest,
A printed notice to attract the at
teutlon OF the public.
That which lives attention aud helps
lower the stock.
The foundation stone of nearly every
successful house.
An advertisement is publicity pub
nclty means wealth.
A glass through which we see the
house that sdvertises.
One Of the principal corner stones of
l all big concerns.
The progressive retail merchant {
travelling salesman.
Foundation of success laid by the
world financial kings.
A rock upon which many a cuoceSs-
full business Is founded.
That which develope trade and de-
feats successful competition,
, As necessary to mercnantio business
as steam bower to humanity.
Open secret of success to every city s
prosperous establishments.
/, Advertising is the medium whereby
the poor reap the benefit.
Advertising denotes lberahty, sue
cess and true business qualifications.
! A multiform Narrative and argument
I inseparabe from successful commercial
endpayOr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05

The velocity OF wind varies from FIVE
miles an hour-a light breeze-to eigh
ty or hundred miles an hour-a hur-
rican. From thirty to forty miles an
hour is roconed a high wind or gale !;
at fifty miles an hour it is called a
storm.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05

Austria is more lenient to murderers
than any other country. Of SIG con-
victed murderers in the decade ending
1879, but % were put to death.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05

Johnny" said his father" did you
steal MIR. Jones apples =
"Yes sir returned the boy. "but l
was laboring under an attack Of tenn.
porary insanity at the time.
III yon can prove that | will let you
off, SAID his father.
well | must have been" said John.
ny, II didn't scoop anything but rotten
apples"
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AnCE OF TIME,
I EST.RH MARYLAND R. Road

.., TIT TT - ---.:3
!. S'.nsys:sts = y: .e-s S1Is -II@-Sts
70 take effect on October !, lS9j'
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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CEAS. E. CASSELL.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER OF
The CATOCTIN CLARION
OFFICE --OSlER BUILDING. Northwest corner
oi Church and Main Streets.

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mes the risk OF remittance by mail. No subscrlP-
nS received for less than six monthsnor any paper
.,Sont,nued until arrearagcs are pa'd. Aa'e'''se
.u, we'll di.pa,ed at the following rates:
me square four insertions or less.........I so
:" eacl subsequent insertion rs
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six months '."'oo
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Twelve lines constitute square
ryE"A liberal deduction made to yearly ao'ef'''e'H'
ncal or special notices Ccnts line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
N.Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Train, leave foot 81 West i2I-sL follows. 10 minutes
,rltrr from flanNlin-'L 49,
etH'tty ~, ior Went cornwall. IaNcs NoAonk and Min
ncvaskn and Waikiki Valley s!u9ns. Midet, "n'
-, rnyillc, Fali,huE. Liberty, Carbonate,
,t,n Wilton Dclhi sidney. New Berlin. Norwich.
i,t,ra oneida Fulton. Oswcio.
800 m ,dnil) for West Cornwall, Mlddletown.
,,i,',ni,rbnrv Wuistuoro Enense Mpatandnlc. Falls
~ willie Liberty Falls. Liberty. White Lake
q D. nl ,.ituIda,a 'nl}) ~ hiaiiei'h l.o"n Ms
uurt Wur,shoro. EloayiH" Mosnaini'.. CentteAt!,e'
iiringstSn s,anor. K1rAi4nd
"a ~ ~ IA, fr lakes MohDnk. AMI Mnle9 ASIA. stony
l"ri sidllcowa. Wurtstor. ElIenthlr. Noun'and ile
s,ntfrVue Fa.saurg Hurlt}.nc. Liberty Fas Liberty
pnfksyille. Livingston Manor. $50. =,
40 D. m for West Cornwall; OrrS Mis- meadow
prook campbell. Hall stony Ford. Crystal Run. Middle
Town Bioomngburg. Wursih1ro Ell"atile.
4, m. oltyj f1r MiailepNn, bi,pmnsturg. Fails
h,rg i.ib,ry Livingston Manor Wall o.. sidney Nor
Sich Oneida Fulton. Dsvsgu, Niagara faf ana points
vo, Pullman Sleeping Cars. Foe reclining chair car
~ t'hicngl without chnnre.
Tcksa ana iIllmIn Drawing Form r,tt A. -, f'oai-
wa. SrH York J. .. NNil.itnp -
General Passenger Agent. 20 BeaNer-si. y. I
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 40 81. station. New-York. as fo!'
lows and la minutes eaii.eg nom cot it"iklu -
A. VI iALy. l1ta. 90 b-ialf - epnS car
Nev-York &c BloomvNe sundays on.y' cam he oeeu-
10 n. Daily .oca. 90 Albany for catsAN Moua-
Dl5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse. Roches.
ter buffalo Niagara FAILS. Detroit. chicago except
and Ca,skin Mountains New Iaitz. Lakes Mohonk md
Ninnew t.k. Paro. ears 90 Rloon'iLr anu New la't]
b 30 4. VI. l"y. except Sg"!ay. Oatsk.I. NJ IN
tairs New iu.ta Lakes Alohunk aul MlnnrMasA1, ~
llny Saratoga. caldwell. iake George. faror cars ~
l.0Gu,Ii.. s1,at... tuI 'a!dw eli
lis a. ". SATURDAYS ou,y. Haf-H Iiday Special TO
CatsAll Mour.aln- ia..'r car attached. - go, =.
G. J,tO - VI. Daily. except sunday. 10 Catsklll Noun
ta,ns New inlt1 Lakes Mohonk anu Mlnn. "Gska Al
hay ~araiosa. rA!.o. cars Attached to Hobart a"l
100 4 n. pai.y excep, sunday fcr Albany;
5I5 T. VI. Daily Tor Albany, Montreal, ltca. syria
ruse /. ,nt,t- buffalo. Ni4s.tn FA..s Toronto. De-
AZ M \, W. DAILY. eAcrnt SUNDAY. flr Newburg, Al
I'D~ sAra;osA ana Montreal Paflor car 70 King
=. n, DaEy. escep, sunday, FOR Utica. Syracuse.
t1c,stcr and Buffalo Carries seephg-car passengers
sI5 T. H. Daily for Albany. utca. syracuse. Roenes-
t.T Uuuup Niagara fa.s Toronto detroit. IteNe-
Cnlragn and ST. Louis.
t. C. leaves Brooklyn by Annex. AlOW, .Blpn
n M g % M. Jersey City. T. X X station Alo 40
FoT ucSejS time tables parlor and sieepinsear ae-
and A. stations. Zine tables at principal hotels
r,or other information address
C. T. LAMBERT Genera PASSENGER Agent.
Vanderbilt-ave.. New York.
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Jarvis ConkIin Mortgage Trust Co.

WHEREAS under q certain inieriufe oh''n me
,w.u,v-eeh,h DAY Z October lss1. made between we
--onkn Mortgage Company = Kansas ''N'
and he undcrsigned the Boston safe lcirti 4Tu''
C,rpanv u Boston Massachusetts, as Trustee y IT,
among other ihngs provided that in case default sn'
be made by the Jarvis Conkis Mortgage Trust company Ia
.tA .avr.nt 4 any debenrure bond Issue" under sara
oereem., or the Interest upon the same. ana s"h "'
fau,, sha, continue for sixty days. the sH" trustee
shall tr mo reeves, = holder - such bond proceed
T., oo,,oc or sell the securities IN 49, hands pledged -
the ravrer, . e same ani apply the proceeds 90 ih'r
redemption,
AND WHEREAS default has teen made IN tho pay
men, - the interest upon the debcu'uTes. Or sm" 81
them included IN Series II. o. and : u ne H'n'n-
lures Issued under saii agreement and The same mas
continued fr sky days.
AND WHEREAS the undersigned has p"'n rNlne''e1
hv the holders q sal debentufes Issued under 'ah
OF said SORES 90 - them - proceed to "''''" 'e
security provisions q said agreement aud - f''' inc
securl,ies t.elgcl 10 each . said series.
NOW THEREFORE The Boston safe Deposit 3 'fus'
COMPANY rs Trustee hereby gives notice uai " WI.
uoon the I'm day ~ july. 1904 a. - oH'c" No ~
NIX Street. In The cry = Boston a. ter O'Clock ~ we
,r.r3on proceed - sell oil The securities p''s'A Win
T. under erch AID ail q sal series
Printed e,s = the securities be hnA upon npfi'a-
,,or 20 the BOSTON SAFE Deposit Trust COMPANY al ~
.nce & MIX street, Boston, and after J1lN . lS''
HosrON SAFE DEPOSIT a TRUST 'pAiANf
BY FRANK 6. MILES. Treasurer.
SOLOMON LINCOLN. Solicitor.
uo.,or tune @,h 1894.
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u.tTfuoRE q ONO IL. IL.

70
,.,.,,HI- IA A-ILNGION, NHtCANO. CINCINNATI.
3ALIl'. ~ OTIS IND ALI FONTS WEST.
r,,i1IiNtN GAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS,
'S.w.York .oot Of Liberty ST., daily For CHI
ckG G 30 y IA ai - - night TS r n, lag
y NJ A nHo D. m. For WASHINGTON, DALTlMonE. .
a. M 1850 Dining Cam 80 200 r. Mint sx sun
sn2 p , "" dsly c1cep 500 p For NORFOLK Bay
ttrr 10 q sun. FoF MEN ,ohi :sANS. VIA
tnoIe Br and Chattanooga through Pullman Sleep
ny cxst oiccs 49, ssi 4i5 LAO Bway. 81 l4hst
o ~, ng''t y v. "a Futc h ookiyn: station
-, n, iiherty-st.. c. r. r ~ y. J.
New york Transfer Co VII can 20 ana eheex paeKsks
rim Motel OF residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
-..,,. work AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

---,,. vopt< AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
y d." innner scnelul. N effect July LIST. 1874
n t,.It'tnk Long B.anch Elberon. Ocean Grove As
bny Park i;~lms sprins LAKE. ana Ioint leasanI 10
ans i,"' .,6.m ~ 1910 Cl2p SATURDAYS OnlD
. ~ XIX .at0 except RedbanO. 4:2) $40. 200 y. m
-, ys sl5 .y.I5 10 y. m =, ,--.,..
a,.1s l,ve foot Lihertyst.: +3D, 300 90 kedDahhl
- I0.o .li:3o =. m 'l:2l saturday, only1' ~,
. 10, $40. 400 't.5O |"-"O '''' y 49, ''''''
a M. 30 200 y. IA. - %, o.e.n Grov- onl 4 sbury
sunday trains 90 not stop al ocean "'o'e "' N''D''
Tagk. ,t,s
Len9',,,1 ,,i ~, Ti.obGErT. sup't y. & L. BRR
j. X. NOOp - - d - .. r. y ~ n T.
c. T. A.. reuna. Il h. =" J. ~ - H. " " 49, -
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10 WALL STREET. NEW

10 WALL. STREET. NEw-YoRK June 9th. 1904
Eotc. 10 hereby given = the holders ~ FIRST AND
tECoNp MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE ST. LOUIS.
ALTON AND TERRE HACTE r r. COMPANY. that
he principal Of following issues will mature on July
LIST 1894 and the Will cease on that
late namely:
First Mortgage Series A with coupon for o
mos. INTEREST,".
First Mortgage Series with mos. nc
rrued INTEREST,".
Second Mortgage Series c with q mos. ac-
crued INTEREST,".
Second Mortgage Series ID with mos. nc
crued INTEREST,"
Second Mortgage Income Bond with mos.
accrued INTEREST,".
Holders desiring payment cash notified that the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY will pay the prin-
spal and interest the above bonds and after July
%. at It's Office 4j Wall St. New York City.
Referring the advertisements Of Messrs Drexel Nor
gan Co. and Messrs. Nermllye CO.. notice IL also
given that holders II these bonds desiring In
exchange FOR them the c.. c.. O. d St. Louis Railway
Co. St Louis Division First Mortgage Bonds secured on
the old main line 4 this company may present their
bonds either o. the above houses from and after this
date in paymen; FOR the said c.. C.. c. x St. Louis
Bonds
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY Chairman.
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Railroads.
p pennsylvania
E RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
rIONs foot Of DcsD7osses and Cortland Streets
IL r,IlECf Judy III. .SDl.

VI
X MTFECT July IsT, isDi.
pS 1f FEIN NFPSfs cf r F.2fTS
gT9s r @9G o n's CARS N %rvs s SEsro D" NJ
ANA ss5 T. 4. cincinnlH G.3s 4 NJ. and iniian-
apshs S \. NJ. and Toledo . a. NJ, o,,,s rvpprss-
9a sePag AMI Dnng ,o gar 70 s. s. 30 d' an NJ s.
c6 i' r. IT, wESTsR% ENpRiss Pullman Sleeping .r3Hs;
e. inS tns5ss IS @::; Day AMMAN
Ti@ T. VI; SoGIHWi.aTESN hXp *, 70 =, FOULS
hff'is ciaeinna mann" r. 81 lpdana9ails lois p. N.
sao = rIcIFic E%FREss rallma%s , sle'P and
nALTIMon 'E Wh-ssmiNEToS $50 TIL; s2u g',3
a9o Coasressonn Limited al rar9 and, p Dlab,
aS ooo yr s2o pg conrrcssion7 Limit
ali Pa.inr and Lining oars) 40 dining Carr. 9"
$40 D. W.-R-trrond ard Danyne E3p-ess d ,ai;
e 5a nepars to 81 n 1on i ana Jacksonville.
5roo =. li.-paily tor chcsapeake Ohio l'a""0''
F6R OH roNT coMFoRT ard NoEFoK y r5ro c3gs
secper. 5 ;0 = NJ e9ty T.. "D~'' ,n. s,.on.r. 20
Tampa Jac;sonviIlc ami Charleston. 900 P NJ daily
r0R KTl.HNTIc cfTY 80 P NJ weekdays. with
r]- GHfn Ml"'YY ico A. H. 100 and 2Io P NJ week
Ions Bags A9u PaF o,''. G2ve sqd ID Pp! 2S
Isa,qrda's 21ni0 2o 40 ai? go no. az dsd w
u, stop Asb,ry Park and Ocean Grove on sun
''''' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Tf i6'i9 II < NJ. 2'ao Z 80 g. $50 5,9
$40 30 Llmteil. 10 4. NJ. . 4 43o. D O. 10 5 .
rcs; o 9 100 I An ara :ei [ Rrgad o.;
Hey ars Gorilanl, sro@s court street $50
% r 9 gT2 s,yc fq san jersey
cnc-t baggage from hotels ami residences through ("
81 General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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ROYAL BLUE LIRE.
Dr.I.. LACr<AWAvNA AND WESTERLY Ia. n.
stations I'm New-York foot OF Barclay ard
Christophcr Streets
yIsTInrIF., TRAINS. PULLMAN RUFFET

COACHES. IN ~ Il isiHit
i,l.e.f ,u.t.. ., NLNAttN bLNDLEiEl.N MONICLAtR
THE OLANGi~. summit Demands DE blshas
KIs. Madison Mofri,fown. IaaslIc. Paterson. Bon
IN iU.tr S,auhope. Bt DDS LAKE. LAKE no
If.CO>G ia n,tts,owr SCHOOLEY'N MOJNTAlN
N..tn.. p. IHtLLIrsBuKG. EAsTON WAItl
GAP .II.DtIl. It.HG. IcI0o " .tnt..:is. S'N-lN
nos IlJTSrDN WlLkESBNEEE. NANTICOKE
lANNIII.E MORT HIM 5EhLANp. Montr. 90. EING
IftV.lN OXFORD NORWICH Na'erNue UTICA.
V.tllFIl-l.J STRINGS. cortland. SlI.Att ~. OS-
VrGO ITHACA. OWEip lN.MiRA CORNING.
Mann IANSNlLLr. BUFFALO and al points
,.f-I NDM4IW ..-4 AID SOUTHWEST.
20 A NJ -BINGuAMrON Mol stops az principal
ooo a. -BvrrALQ. SCRANTON. n[N ,a
0sNVEe;O ENTREES. ruilr % Buffet Paripr cor con,
meet. 10 Buu.lD w,h train for Chicago. arriving "-O
10, = II SCRANTON uINGUANTON and ELMIRA
I.NIIl>S F-ilu.tn pttl cars .,.-,.. r,-,,
e.. .Tu GAti,i--. pullman p. flof carr ....-.....
30 D. ST dA.iyI. %, FFALO 81 tANItN. IiNlFltNM-
yoE auI ELMI!,N LrNlTEn EMPRESS. Pullman
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KANSAS PACIFIC CONSOLIDATED BONDS.


APPLICATION OF EARNINGS.
The Committee intends 10 petition the United states
Circuit Court early day the enforcement OF
rights in the Cheyenne and 1eavenworh Divisions. and
also for tho proper allowance earnings
Of coupon certificates belonging the Trust.
Holders who have informed the CONTINENTAL.
TRUST COMPANY. OF NEW-YORK. II their IN
tcnon to unite with thu committee therefore.
tined the agreement once. It is desirable
that majority Of the bondholdeIs should join in this
application
SII.AS d. BUTCHER.
President Of Hamilton Trust Co.
HENRY y. WHITNEY
Nissan. Whitney g Co.
OTTO r HANNARD.
President * tho Continental Trust Co.
THEODORE W. MYERS.
Ex-Controilcr of the city OF New-York.
WILLIAM 4. NASH.
President Of the Corn Exchange Bank.
Ex-Chief Justice CHARLES J.. DAILY
l.. !. MORRISON.