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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
To the HOldcrs 1T the CONSOLI-
DATED RTGIGE BONDS
Of the Northern Pacific R0H-
rOnd COn1DdUU:

You are urged 20 promptly deposit your bonds
Under the Agreement Of Deposit which has Deeh
prepared for your protection.
Successive default IN interest upon prior mort
cages CHE Seconds on October |. 1898. and April
/ 1894 and the Thirds. December |. 1888, ana
doubtless on June first neXO make prompt action
in your own behalf necessary.
Tho committee has. ia its Investigations ana
efforts t. secure economies. the active co-opera-
ton and support OF the holders OF about one-!a!i
II the Third MortgaR" Bonds and OF more than
one-quarter OF the Second Mortgage BondS-the
BENEFITS II such united and concerted acton "
all classes OF bonIs being manifest
Boudiolir,r 7rlo mar not Ggyrf 70 h< ynoyg1r'sdhon
flgn h(yra/lry f,r5rrri be- fd5 C0wD;e> nay 7ri'4-
dyg0 tier honG pom ataoH! HHafr Hf ff''5 ~ me
dsvrrmrGk
uc9oslN q boais should be made with TIC MeFcah,ie
Trus; Company. Scgo-itGry. tnsraVed ceTtlhca~' on
,,-it issued hy said Trust Company and apl.-
viii b. daily made 20 LIST these ceriihcacs on ''
New York stock EH~hnnrc
EDWARD r. ADAMS Chairman
JOHN G. ~ Lift,
LOUIS FITZGERALD
CHARLES u GODFREY
, p. PROBST.
JAMES STfILMAN.
Ernest TIALMANS
MILLS BUILDING. NEw-YoRN CITY, april q. 1904
A. MARCUS. Secretary.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

-, ,-,.,., ,,.r c,INC1NNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS.
1000 1904 1894.
so Is52 1852
Number ot miles ...... d'o,i so-5 oss sooo 1;S
Second week in May. SZ'- Oos S---oS'9,o or IN
Ian 1 20 May lI...... bVooi3 4'''"''f" ''-'''''
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
Number d miles...... o. .--ecn, S,o 81
Second week May. Syl4t $500, - ga
Ian ] 10 May 1a...... 1.lJ,-S4 lV'''''- ''''
lake ERIE AND WESTERN
90 20 To-
Numhor OF nNlea ;'.''' GO ,es sGS 9s5 3G1
Second Week III amy o1o 5i3 i3053i0 loss lT3
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
4o,, 4oa7 1905
NuInoer OF 60 q-c "a 56S G72 Sc III
Month OF Hpl., ''''' ~ Iss 10 OO3 Dos sos 42I
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financial elections.


HERRING-HALL-1AHvl COMrAMi',
The annual meeting OF stocknolders OF the
Marvin Company will be held at the Office OF tle COM
pany No. So Montgomery-st, in Jersey Cty T. 81 on
"Wednesday the 9th day OF June, 1894 at IL o CLOCK
a m for the OF two directors; ana the t.ansae
ton such other business as may De Drought oeioe w
The ransfer books will close at the Office OF me ooi-
many No n Broadway. New-Yofk city. on May 2otn
M o'clock and reopen on June IN az ~ olooA
a m RICHARD T. PULLEN Secretary
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RAILROADS..
-aAtTIMoRE * onI6 ii. IL.

l'Ast Lxpress IIalns TO :.
HN''' 81 LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ILL IRA AN 5,,,
cAGo 80 p and 1910 night Fos !, nrrTsgrRa, 40
m 0.co ~ M FOR WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE oa: m
III 40 A. M Dining Car. 1880 600 D. M ex SUM-. BOO
M IdDO o. H. Dining Cap. 1873 night, All trims run
daily except AGO p. m. For NoRFQi:K Day Llno i:%O
a. m ex sunday FOR NEW -ORlEANs, via Roanoke
hr.soi and Chattanooga through Pullman Sleeping Car
W Tloss ~" siusos, i,a, sdi .n ii.o pwsy. II r. ltthr
400 0rsna:s,. y, Sai yaior't, nrooh'yn Station
New-yark Trnsfer Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotsl or residence 70 destination
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finarrldl.
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & sANTAFE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General REORGANIZATION Committee.

General Reorganization COmmittee'
T., consequences OF the voluntary formation Of several
,r,eive committees in this country and Europe repre-
sntne different classes bonds OF the Company ana us
eu,aries to avoid adverse and conflicting plans OF re-
generalization the undersigned and such others as may
D. sssoc,a,.d with them. the express request ana
Nth N. direct cooperation Directors and Officers
=, tho Atch,son Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
hove consented to act as a General Reorganization Conn
,,,ec IN the interest OF all various security holders
res,ors and stockholders OF the Atchison system Tor
tho ,,rpose OF assisting the preparation poTuisa-
ton and carrying through proper plan OF reosahIa-
on OF the financial affairs Of the Company ana look
~ 70 the restoration the property to the coh'Fol o.
m Stockholders and Directors the earliest practical
with the consent OF the Railroad Company MI Sup"e"
,u has been engaged to verify. By an Immediate eN-
animation Of its all statements submitted ~
~, officers Of the Company: AMI general plan Tor 'e
orotion OF the Company credit VIII be preseh'e'
o. the nar,les interested early date az prac''
Holders Of the bonds. and creditors OF the company
go rec,es,ed 20 send their names and addresses anu
Oh, amount OF their holdings to the secretary Oh "'
cor,r,,,tee IN care o, tho NEW-YORh "OAi'AN1
.,,, ,xnrMNrrY COMPANY. Mutual Life Building
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

NETWORK. May I. 1s0t
To the Holders Of
REORGANIZATION Certificates or Rercipfs
for First Preferred. second Prrferrrh' ana
Cannon stool, of the EAST TENNt"NfH''
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA EAILN Ai cow
p>.N under ngrrrmcnt aud plan al rr"r-
.,rf~,uon az the Richmond ana Wc>t
Paint IrrminnI Hallway nnd Warehouse
compnny and Its subordinate companies
,,,.d Mny I, 1893. amended Feb. 20.
1924.
pur.u,n, to the provisions Of said agreement and pln
a payment -
=, ,.nts p.r share on First Preferred Stock.
r. - nor .ha-e On second rrefcrr j stock.
60 10 .or share "a common stock.
rt.NvEs-rE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA. RAILWAY
COMPANY IL hereby called fur AMI Is PAYABLE AT tho
orq-e ~ DEEXEG. MOEGi$ x Co. % Wall Street
Ncw- Ycsk on or before Nay 90 ls'L
All holders Of rc1rganzat certificates or receipts tor
any OF such stocks are notified 20 pay the amount due
under this cali IN or before the date mentioned Their
certificates o. receipts MUST he preacn'"i at time ot
payment - that such payment may be l"rSed 'efeoh
C.. II. COSTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN. COMMITTEES.
ANTHONY J. THOMAS.
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

sTATHSs fort o. D,,j-,'", ami cortl.ai, s,,.,.
o.oo IN EFFECT MAY 18TH. 1884.
1000 a. ~ PENNsYLvAAlA LINlTED.~ps,n..
ana ana state hO1n sleeping Dining sncsas
land 90 A. ~ cnsnnau 81, a. ~ ana in d. Hss
200 p w. cHIc yi AND s sf IoEis ExrRys.
Y na ana sesplas and Dining Cars % y, LOUIS Ls
o hs1lf r. e. T. w S fisSSsi n%f !;
and Dining cars to CnicsS5 and cevesnsn seghs
ySsve,snd Iil5 a. nj ~ ehS%go P A. day. '
Sleeping 3nd D,nas Cars to Cincinnati and s.,
ARRIVES cincinne!l p. ~. Indianapolis ioi +, ps0g&
$50 = H. fAcTFi csi E%pR 25ans R.c
ms Car TO Pitts9uts Connects for Chicago and iosr
nALTrIsionE. AsIi,sGToS xSD THE SOUTH
800 Congressional Lmi'ed All Parlor and MI.
49, $50 So 900 a. cs o q M iSlI Tsa,
parl9r and Dnirs csrs) i"O. ) Dining Can. ssSS
4:$o II. NJ Ricnmond ard Danv,lle Express. s.0,
sleepe.s 70 Augusta. Tampa. ane New-orieaas; iai
$40 r. W-iaiy for chesac~aSe & ok! SSI RsIIs.
Through se;rPns snd pnlns Ga,s '"
Charles Route, S a. NJ weekdays and With Tarosyss
ATTfHNiIc COAST line. 900 A. NJ daily slesO.,. :.
Tampa. Jacksonyle end Charleston 900 p. " daily
For ATLANTIC CITY 1850 P. NJ weekdays. Vim
Through Buffet rasSr Car Am. ""
]? Pleas Sn 9i@ H. 2o1 sS % saa I'm I'm
do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove W. = !.
sundays FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: $40. 20. > s3o. 10 emma Limits1. lon
4 6 Nj l2 saa5a 2q Es5.s t5 e5 80 S S
10 4 u. .. a. 4:3o - $ p ". isIS aisss
way Astor House l3 East 10Th street and icot
R'snr9sssS anl % Bron way and B,okyn As1s so
;Sn foot OF FELTON, Street. Brooklyn; Station Jersey
The NewYors Transfer Company viii cali ,or and cs.,
baggage foa hotels and residences through depsic
- General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

Dated New-York. April 14th lSo'
II. sOMERs HAYES.
Chairman,
T. A. Won HOFFMAN,.
EDWARD n. GIBBS. Nsw.York
FREDERIC +. OLCOTT,
Louis FITZGERALD,
GEORGE G.. HAVEN.
ADRIAN IsELiN, Jr-
WILLIAM ROTCH.
H. RODMAN WELD,
CHARLES CHAR r e, I s..SH; of Counsel
HERMAN KOBBE. Secretary.
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y. SAMnY HOOK R0uIE.
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. H.

trains leave foot Of West 42dst. followa ID u
earlier from FranAln-st: ,,.,, VALE,
$50 A. NJ DAILY except sunday for Nshh", r,,ry.
r. * s.a;i,~s Mi:Gietown. Euenville. Falso.rs srer
Carbondale. Scranton. Walton Delhi. sidney "0''"
i'tica Rome Oneida. Fulton. OsweSo -.... ~
8I3 P. II. (eAcspt suadav. sulliv1n CO vi, Mode
WsUkill Valley Railroad stations Cnnvo-il hA' s.hs.s
town Tenvii.e Mountain Dale. Centreviie fa Ia.
jiurieyvile Liberty Falls. Liberty. faFAs'"'@ a"'
tnsston Manor. ..-.,.,.,i. r.lsburG
rs r. N daily @idilstown Snrni,yiIe, VIZ, sds.y
ihsr,y Livingston Manor. Rockanf. "a9n n ns
,:"ry,ch Oneida Fulton Oswego. Niagara FANS p'u"'
Chicago =, al R-oadusJ.
'"Ae" AN "' J. C. ANDERSON O.
IS ver-st. Nes'i@s
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CENTRAL Rk|LROAG.OF NEW JERSEY.
tAr,hracite coal us"l exclusively
Fcur tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

tAr,hracite coal uscl exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
FOR Fasi0n Bethlehem. Allentown Maaca Csurk a.
go rs $40 No. to Ia'on -, 4 a. ii2 Il" sas
% Ssys. xxx - y 100 539 600 P s,o
Eer Y w 10 ssniaJ aa $50 A
~, Resi.rg a, $50 son olo. 1900. 1870 A. y,
ssnp5ar. 40 a. " 100 i9e. $50. 800 p u. i2D
NJ ~ harrisburg a, $50. SEQ 9:iO A. ". ii9 -
4. eS 500 s.ij r. ". l2i5 night sundays 100 ."
raI sunba2y. Ie@isburr and Williamson a. 80 SO
oro NJ. i:io ! % Goo P. NJ Sundays. 7;i5 A. 4
GOO F. u ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR Long nransh Ocean Groys' ,s Ss to PIN,
Fer Rea a. SO l sS a. " $50 ii5. 40 -.
raS o. Ped Bank. G:l5 p ~ S',naa.6o, yS's IVA"
G12,r fn AoY4f 79S6D Toms peer Rar5ss,, Park ard
p1,rrcra,' i.sc SIS A. n. i'+5. ~ p A,,o,v
FCr A'inr'ic cry. Nineiand ana bF'ss0"' '"'
- F- fMSamogs Bs seabst' %, n5 5 St sss
.90 So y a0 : a.. i;9n 10 ZOO ~ T. VI S
ao,,~ 900 A. NJ. 500 p VI
Gays ~ SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
D. y p 700, Rector s.,
ro- ,,i,-..- ifighlands Highlanl Beach Ren,s
net asah-ies.. Vo1mop,h Beach. and Long B'a''A
n, lo.I5 A. ~ 3'i5 r. ".
R0YkL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND "@SA''"
For Philadelphia. week avs. $50 SOD seS l H3S
II - coming ca A., ~. 20 so tsi5 p u. iss
az ' srnIav. 80 900. II 80 dining caD A. w. '%
90, d''-nc 'arD. -, n, i-''s ~, 9vs 900 n3o
c,nr,r ta', g. NJ 80 zoo 300 Gnnf car, ca "a
~ i2i9 nish, sunG days e go M ,35 n,ss
and rari rear seats b procured az lIs ~
45 % 20 j 322 81 h'o;aF'%H Ne. 10 i2h st, Is: ccaE
bus A. Nowycr,: cox, ST. 7 S ysv.yorx 'ran,.si
C'orrDp7v YIN coli uand check baggage no" ''''
rsefsorco :, fesiin7'l y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
PHILADELPHIA & READING R. R. co.

Early in 1893 the undersigned Committee was orrnn-
,7rI f,r the protection - tho holders OF thr General
M.rte,ge 1 Per Cent. l. Iuds OF the above Company.
Ti.ir Efforts have been ezertel toward securing the
rights Of the ondhoidcrs through The cooperation OF the
Oaccrs Of the Company the Receivers and the Junior
Security Hoiers.
The Committee f-i that firther progress can be
made only by Gcforlt - Bonds In sufficient amounts
I, enable them. II necessary. 10 move In the Courts
rondholers' agreement IS file with THE MEt-
CNyTJIE TRUST COMPANY IN SEW-hoRN,
erd the COMMONWEALTH TITLE. INSURANCE.
AND TRUST COMPANY IN PHILADELPHIA.
lv which the Committee Is empowered 10 formulate a
Plan 81 REORGANIZATION.
II ls strongly urged upon the Bondholders 70 deposit
ter Bonds at once either Of the above Trust Com
panics.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
J EDWARD SIMMONS
HENRY n WHITNEY. Committee.
J. G. K. DlfR.
HENRY NJ. DECTiERT.
JorIN n DOS PAESDS. Ncw-York.
CHARLES -. McMICIIAEI. Philadelphia.
Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
MAENIBUR@aAGl EM0GMG1

LINE. - ....,,,,,,o CO,
WEEKLY SERVICE PEI WI - icr ori - ~.
80 ~ IN ia oniy hours w. special train
~ Ky sor-ic, from Southampton by new
screw channel stoalcI. i nc am
Colurlba. Nay - q. IT. = u siI 80; -, -,
A Victoria. May 81 23O pm Col1m9ia; w a m
,,,-c, 10 II a n m = bismarck. Aug o. IL m
r. flSii' columbia. Aug. 10. NJ
Col9inoa; IN Sc - m A Yctora. Az. % 1923 m
Normannia July s. a. m IN ~ moo D,vAY F
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. - biOhD"n--
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANns Lines
~ From Pier a. North R'vc-. foot Ok FLiton-s''
ANlL5R0Q5AGG lObIE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and mos, convenient! r9ntSI 10 Lona'n'
Crose c1rrecon a. Southampton FOR Invre ana fs'''
hy srec'oi fa~, twin ecrcw Chanel steamers
,..yo-k Mo- 70 p n po-lin...... Iure II a. n.
RSD STAR gUMlS
FOR ANTWERP. . -. -
t.prreIaND ............ Wednesday. Nay g. a. IN
,,rfv..f AS.D ,......... Wednesday. Iay 30 : - H.
M 'INTERNATIONAL NAvIGATIoN COMPANY.
q BOWLING GREEN
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Bankers ano Brokers.
0DrcQn SIeamcrs.

NgRTM GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
NEw-YoRK soUTIiAMrToN BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS 49,,
cabin SO ana upward. II caoin. 500 and $50
Lain Tues NAY D. . \. NJ. spree. Tues June IL noon
-" 81 Tues MAY % A!er. sat June 49, . a. -.
soae Sat, June A. NJ Lam Tues June 81 ~; I'M ni
tipo sat I'm . . n m lIIavrl Tu's. June 25l AIN
1'' MEDlTEREANEAE SERVICE
NEW YORK; IBRALTAR-GENOA, 30 =,
KAISER. STAY 20 a. ~ suda July ~ ~ A. nom 81,
Vera. June . o a. NJ Werra.....'A aug ~ "','
F,lda " June 49, 8 A. 81 Fulda. Aug - non non
,ye'ra.....Juy j. 4 p. N Vera SEPT 3D. ~ A. d.
,sbin rates from $50 upward
uEI,RICHS & CO.. Bowling Green.
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EOPF X, -

Trains leays West 42d-st station . ~
.nt T ~ u"',t,s esrier from foot FgAHA'1'"'
S;pO A. "a, I'M fr Albany, Utica. syracsSe exceH
ester rti1aIo Niagara Falls Detroit 0">-
yNpaily for Albany N ntEsai; ,onto Detroll
o,Ise Rochester. Buffalo, Nasara F"'''' .n
cleveland Chicago and ST LUIS r-,,.a Syracuse. 49,
S,t5 y, M-Daiy for Albany. LuS ,S Detroit. cs'~
ester Buffalo. Niagara salis' l"''' ,r.
iari ar1 Chicago. .,S siceping-c2r AL
For tickets Timetables paror arT and - n
~ .sa,ions Time-tabies at principal n0''N
f0Tna'i0" c'IS1 LAMBERT G:.;ral
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,rL.. LAcKAwAxvA AND WESTERN r. IL

stations I'm yew-yorIS foot Of Uarc'a'
Christopher streets, urPPEf
yl:sT!BVIED TRAINS PtLbhN
COACHES. PINTsCi LIGHT. xrclAla
,,, r,, -, N.,,Anr. D..,O-.s Il.l., siIN ss.sslI
SH ~ 4 >,,FS summit BernaTdsf1is, g.ss
49,. Medl.5n Alorristo~n. fassaic, fs'I' -. H.
t"n ioNrr sIarnope. BCDOs LAhS ,iinfTTAlN
fArCONG HackcttstowD, sSltOOt-!,l , ~ WATER
Nashingt0n PHILLIPsDCRG, ,SAstSInr. scRAN
GAP SrKOUDSBUkG, Promo adysh - sxTrcoXE
TSS PtrTsTON, WlLhEs bAkkE,, 49, ~ plYL
bANVII.LE NORrHUMBERLANR;; Mon liz UTICA
ftANTO\ OXFORD NORWICH wan 'arf'sE 0Ss
tti,;IfTII;LD STRINGS, CORTLAND. > "a CoRNfSl
WEc0 ITHACA. OWEGO, El,Siiitt,t III polnu
VAIN DANSVILLE. BC Fl Az, a ,S5 "'
WnST' NOKTIIM Est AND SOY III " i.o'; q, urnelpS
-.oo a M-HlNGIiAMTON MAIL s'o1s ~ -
o.oa hsM-BrFFALo. SCRANTON BpI NSssSAPsi.
wy "a; SYRACUSE ana OS%EGO IN psssi, VA
,nsn ii,frs, Parlor Cars Connects a. =, rsornlnS
,rain Tor Chicago arriving 9.0 a, n aSi ElylbA
,no p M-SCRANrON. BINGHAM4O' " -,
ExPRESS. Pullman raIlot cars Appr and PLft
..,o p M-SCRANTON WILkEsBAhtH " -,
OlrTU EXPRESS. pullman LaI1l1.. ,Ss:TsSI BlNGHAE
-.ao p NJ O)aiIy)-BU FFALO. s1RASS p1ssS Pllrih
ToS and ELMIRA LIMITED IN M ""' ii
incet S,oepers. Arrives at 30 a. ION RlNGEAE
o.oo p NJ C)al,)-BUFFALo. sCkAsNN.,SGc,O EXPREsA
W.T. oN UTICA. SYRACUSE and OS"E"O .
pullman Buffet Sleepsrs --o,,vOD ATOMS !.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCosMOo,,' e.-ry satesk
Nurrav-st anil i2J Broadway. 1.snts !" o3s ColunoW
81 ana 9so Broadway % West Z; f3roadsu,
ave New-Yorx: 33s 720 Fulton, asii,n al all ~
i,rookiyn Time tables. giving fuA 'h'o' IA
tSWns;srcorr rxPRrss COMPANY wiih,..S, s,
cbeck baggage from hotel or residence 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

TTVKAVELERS CHEQUES
Of the
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
a rvyhere in the world at face value without denti
ncation
CARRY THEM WHEN TRAVELLING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
Ne, silver ON hand. 1,.sos.saa n.+7o.5sa Dec. %
NUNS st22 O25. 745 sl21. geo 800 Dec SO 1a9
hank II ss3. fo1 1l.6lG.S 6i Dec. -fo'' 40

Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
certificates ......
DEPOSITS in bank q.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-01-13
SILVER AND PROTECTION.

Before the repeal Of the silver-purchase
law all the evils from which the country
was suffering were attributed to the
forced purchase OF silver by the govern
ment Time has proven the fallacy Of
such assertions, and it is becoming ap-
pasent to most people that the election
OF free-trade president and Congress is
the real cause OF the business depression
go prevalent throughout the country.
People are waking up to the fact that
they made n serious mistake, and that
to effect return TO prosperity the poll.
cy Of the government must be that of
protection and free coinage. These two
principles are so closely allied that they
cannot be separated. The Chicago In
ter-Ocean, in an article on the subject,
very pointedly says:
1t Is now less than ii months since
Wall street was so hilarious over Cleye-
lands election, not from any personal
preference for him over Harrison, but
because they knew he was a single
standard goldite instead OF a genuine
bimetalist, and, further, because he was
free trader instead OF protectionist.
Wall street wants gold and does not
want manufactures. 1t deals in stocks
and bonds, thus representing the So
called surplus capital OF the country
that which is not under the immediate
supervision OF the owners and which
constitutes SO large a part OF the wealth
OF the people who live on 'increments'
earned or inherited. That class has had
"a for hat .t-
would be conserved and promoted ky
adopting the single standard OF England.
the grert capitalistic nation of the earth.
50 Wall street was very happy when
Cleyeland's election was assured But,
so far from proving blessing to capital,
the new policy has proved an unmitigat
ed Calamity. Not q single interest rep
resented in that street has escaped. All
have suffered, and suffered heavily. The
sherman act was repealed and a new
tariff has been framed by free traders,
ana so lar as causes go everything has
happened as the supporters Of Cleveland
desired f; but when it came to effects the
very opposite OF the anticipated has &C.
Cured. Never was there such a COM
plete reversal OF practical effects from
faicuiable causes. So very bitter is the
disappointment and poignant the grief
that when 1t came to consider the usual
Christmas merriment on Change the
mem bers felt much as family would if
oil the household knew that right after
Christmas the house was to be sold out
under foreclosure. The truth is that Mr..
Cleveland owes his election to the gener-
al prevalence of the pernicious idea that
dear money is in the interest of capital
and that . tariff for protection is a tax
ON the many for the benefit OF the few"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-01-13
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PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board
Of Trustees Of the village Of CP,I dA!ene, In
koOtenai county, state Of Idaho, intend To issue
and negotiate Coupon Bonds to the amount Of
eleven thousand two hundred and seventy one
and ninety One-hundredths dollars sli III. gliOOJ
for the purpose OF funding, reftmding, purchase
and redemption Of the outstanding indebtedness
OF the village of CTur d'Alene.
Said bonds shall be issued, near az practi-
cable, in denominations Of one thousand dollars
each; shall be made payable in 20 years from
the date Of their Issuance, but may be- redeeIna-
Bile at the pleasure Of the village Of CGur d
Alene at any time after the expiration Of ten
years and shall bear interest at the rate Of six
49, per cent per anBum, to be paid on the ist day
Of January and the ist day Of July In each year
at the ONCE Of the Village Treasurer Of the VII
lage OF Cnur d'Alene, or at such bank In the city
Of New York as may be hereafter designated by
the Board Of Trustees Of the village VI Crur d.
Alene-at the option Of the holders OF said
bonds.
Bids for said bonds are hereby respectfully in
yited: and notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals or bids for said bonds will be received
at any time prior TO the 18TH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, 1884,. and opened by the clerk Of said Board
Of Trustees in the presence Of said Board at the
hour Of II O'Clock q. M Of said day. Said Board
reserves the right To reject any and all bids. Al
dress all bids or proposals. to the Village Clerk
Of Ceur d'AleDe, at Cpur d'AleDe, Idaho.
Done by order Of the Beard u Trustees Of the
village Of Cnur d 'Alene this 9th day Of
fsEALl January. 1894.
FkANK BEIsTOw. Chairman.
Z. II. ALwARD, Clerk lJjan4t
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WILL ISSUE BONDS.

In this issue will be found the ordi-
nance providing for bonding the town,
and also an advertisement calling for
sealed bids for the purchase OF the bonds.
The board OF trustees is to be commend
I'D for its action in this matter, as it is a
move in the interest OF practical ccono-
my and lower taxation. The floating
debt Of the town is now drawing ten per
cent. interest, and it is proposed to issue
funding bonds at six per cent, making a
saving of four per cent. Persons look
ing for safe investment can do no bet
ter than to place their money in Ceur
d'Alene bonds.
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J. B. NORRIS.
Dated, Occur d Alene, Idaho, Dec. s, 1893.
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