New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
Cceal Notices
vv,IIDMAS G. PLATT VS. THE PIIltApE
/ mn. AN.1l ~. AnING NAILRlAD COMIANY ct q

THOMAS G. PLATT vs.. THE PHI. .Npf'+
rA ANp REAplNG RAILE2AD CoNr I >r E E,s 81.
crn ps,rlc' Of Pcnnsyvanm. In Equity.
To H Ss nen ,1' h. Judges The Sad c@ r.,.oo
The petition II Jo.eph : hait, ~ tb pS,sclnh'1
and erIire Ralrad company and ne m al
tII mIn no., p"roI compiny especfuliy represents:
FIRST Thar plan for the M linen omrrny and
the Phladepha and Reading 'oa ana Iron i h ~,
se 10 agfec 20 Unite far their cooperation may
De necessary IN car>nt tHT r se @ ,ecmcn bs,wesn
to committee and Your petitioners nie he'e' anh'S'l
second Your petitioners further show that by ,a The
terms q saii Plan # s proposed nat me h''.s
Saup"ns ani rcrseTcd INTEREST," f9r Aye vars including
thosc in default at par wh H~ 6 bats ~ AN
r, n trust cencate- Win The on'ion to the accept
w., pSSmen Of the coupons nd registered nersD -
.ich"ssd G 1u n~,toners have been asked maze
mracdat, payment II he acrrued lns's rh ~, mn, ''
,arntee commission two AMI onehA.; per cent upon
the entire Of interest agreed I" De purchase OF
Thri You. petitioners further show that they arr
a r So M, m m nI and Default No why
interest should not now be ind ana y rs s h az
gs ~ Teg.sercl Ionds and payments be made
pF Surth Your rcorcr, further show that the Railroad
ruarant,e commfeion upon the amount "t n'erst 10 "
I'M Inv coc",e ami II &c. that will be advantageous
H. me creditors and sockhoider. ~ the Comlny Lut
your Receivers on feel warranted In askns fo' autn..
TO pay such mission in case the agecnrn 10 Ntea
time Of payment OF the interest sha' nave p''oe
Ffth Your petitioners further show i9at IN or:er to
rerti6cat. and secured floating debt and % MAKE c'
tain nc r Sf Sr na n G"nny The plan
further provides f'r the subscription a. Ii 10y % & ~
SIC oo go collateral bonds and as an alternative
c r cSniruon equal three cent the par yaa
~ their holdings and IN order 10 insure IN" raising
ppsel "A
take reyen per- cent 81 'hrr nar bnhoinrs
ana s"ckhniers in consideration Of g:nrantc" conrns
sSn 81 , 'I n pT ~ income 6ondhodrS and s,ohoc
asentne thereto sho in the Idgn nsGrS 81 a II co
pamy snd The be sufficient 10 declare the pan
sixth Yor petitioners further show nat, in their tniS
he plan SP@se eimpa 1 t"s l aS paccabc
snd i carried into crec, win July rrcsrSe and protect
The rights 81 the general MORTGAGE bondhcdcrs are 20 be
preserved as II nj such as.'@ a' a, f"er The "a
focement their rights for Ten year, tFS nS I'r OF
honds bens already pledged the floating m
81 q ss %2 Ib; ard rs he asn
Inc @na lon %" Which ali the
and stockholders are alike neTssssd tia, ,h.v may he
au nS1r and that cGnpsny may Be .sc1ss to
Sn. into 9.n me h. arrse into effect, that
may he authorized 10 make the payments 'hefeh spu'
'a Ana 'y your petitioners viii ever p:.y,,,s
JNo. LoWBER WELSH
Receivers
r,,- p,rrr,nrr.pIr1A AND READING RAILROAD.
4"'- BY J. &. HARRIS. President.
Attest W r. TAYLOR. Secretary.
tsEAL)
THOMAS HIATT JR,
SANI'El. DICKSON.
September c5th 1904. .,
And now September 25th, 1894. the petition of !doTeph
< JJa,r,s Fdward NJ PaNson and John Inwh"r Welsh.
p.ceir,rs NJ The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
nm and IL Philadelphia and Reading Coal AMI Iron
,snnnonv an II Toe Philadelphia end Reading Railroad
company hnyinc been presented TO the Court. SETTING
forth AMI pray!ng follows;
~ Here follows pstiticn)
It hereupon ordered that said petition be heard upon
tho i,,h iov nf October is9j, 10 O'Clock 4. NJ AT
which time any party in interest may appear AMI be
he,ru 'h.-c shall be advertisement OF this
nrd.r NV printing n OF the tbu without eS-
hibts) in Of the daily papers puollshet In
the cities % Newyork md Philadelphia and In the Lon
don Times twice O week until such hearing.