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CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
 When James Delafield sat down to an unusually late breakfast the next morn- ing, after passing a wretched night, he was, as might be expected, in a very bad humor. Tn this frame of mind it was but natural that the insignificant fact of Albert's having neglected to place the morning paper at his plate nettled him. He was about to tap the bell summoning that worthy, upon whom he might vent his spleen, when the man appeared with paper in his hand.
 'Ere's hextra, sir. Something herbout the Carlotta mine. sir
 What's that?" asked Delafeld as he grasped the sheet. Its glaring head lines fixed his eye. ''Great God!' he exclaimed. This was what he saw:
 "Carlotta Drops! The Great Mining Stock Falling Fast. Passed the Divi- dend. Shareholders Crazy to Unload Their Holdings. Almost Panic. Un- expected Result of the Directors Meet ing"
 Delafield called for his hat and coat, rushed out of the house, ran three blocks to the elevated station, and as he sped down town he anxiously read the story the paper told.
 "Wall street is wild. The stock of the Carlotta Mining company is on the jump downward. At the time of going to press it is at 92, but it will not stop there. At the close of the market yes terday Carlotta was quoted at 1Os 1s, so it is easy to see what has caused the ex- citement. The street is being flooded with Carlotta shares, for their holders are moving as one man, eager to get rid of what is dangerous to hold. Carlotta is going down. down, down. To tide it over is out of the question. Not one of the directors of the concern can be found, and MT. Grierson, the president. refuses to say anything
 A lot more followed in the same strain. And then the account went on to tell how at the directors meeting the condition of the mine had been reveal ed, what stormy time there had been, and how the board had passed the divi- dend, the meeting breaking up in con- fusion. Considerable space was devot- ed to speculations as to certain irreg- ularities in the management of the mine" and comments upon the probable effect of this break upon stocks in gen. eral.
 The first move of Delafield upon leav- ing the elevated train was to reach his broker. The excitement that filled his breast seemed as we'll to permeate the very air of the street. Men hurried to and fro or were gathered in restless groups earnestly discussing the situa- ton.
 Pushing his way through the crowd, Delafield entered the office of Gryce 6 Griffin and glanced anxiously at the ticker. Carlotta 87. Turning he saw MT. Gryce at his elbow. Come in here!" exclaimed Delafeld, grasping his broker by the arm and dragging him into the private office. Nov, look here," began Gryce, "there"- The door closed behind them, and the crowd in the room heard no more.
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We'll Earned Rest.

Lady to polite laborer who has off, fered her his seat)-Oh, no! Keep your seat, my good man. You have been working hard all day.
 Polite Laborer (sympathetically) Take it, maam. Thrue, Dive bin car ryin tn hod all tn day, but you've bin shoppin.
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BUoKLEN's ARNICA SALvR.-The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25c per box. Sold by E. K. Taft.
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CHAPTER II.

The opening of November saw a re- markable change in the condition and the working of the Carlotta silver mine at Jason City, Colo, During the two months after the sealing of the compact between Banker Grierson and Miss Huntingdon the Wall street man had been working like beaver. Slowly, surely, he was preparing for a coup. Only few, days after, new election had taken place, and by virtue of his acquisition of Miss Huntingdon s entire share of Carlotta he easily had become possessed of majority of the votes in the directory. And so all this time he had been quietly manipulating the af- fairs of the mine until the value of its output, to an outsider, would have seemed materially decreased.
 MT. Grierson was very well pleased with himself as he rang the bell of Miss Huntingdon house the same evening that the directors of the Carlotta Min ing company were to hold meeting. Since the transfer books had closed he had quietly foated, through his various agents, 7,500 shares of the stock in small lots, and as Carlotta was just then quoted at 1O81s the chance for invest ment had been eagerly seized by a good ly number.
 When Miss Huntingdon appeared in the drawing room in response to his card, he shook hands with his fair fel- low conspirator with an effus1veness that rather surprised her. Had that young woman known what was revolv- ing in the banker 8 mind as part of this deal not yet revealed to her she would have been astounded.
 ''Well. 1" the arch schemer said when his greetings were over, everything is working as smoothly as could be desired.
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l have two little grand children who are teething this hot summer weather and are troubled with bowel complaint. l give them Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy and it acts like charH. l earnestly recommend it for children with bowel troubles. I was myself taken with a severe attack of bloody Aux with cramps and pains in my stomach, one-third of a bottle of this remedy cured me. Within twenty -four hours 1 was out of bed and doing my house work. Mrs. w. l.. Dun agan, Bon-aqua, Hickman Co.,, Tenn. For sale by w. w. Lathrop, Stafford Springs; G. l.. Phillips, South Coventry.
 "Now, Mrs. Bronson," said the broker, ''how shall we invest this money for you2" 'I don't know" said the lady. "What do you think of those fluctuatng stocks? I understand great deal of money is made in them"
 CURE FOR HEADAoHE.-As remedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to it's infiu- ence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure bottle, and give this remedy a GEldl. LII cdSe Ol ndDlbudl cOIStlDa- tion Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty cents at E. K. Taft's Drug Store. 3
 'I should think you would be an un- welcome visitor at the houses where you call," said the philosopher to the bill col | lector.
 "You would think so, but it doesn't ap- pear to me to he so."
 "It doesnt?"
 No; Pm generally invited to call again."
 GUARANTEED CURE.-We authorize our advertised. druggist to sell Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with aCough, Cold or anyLung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you return the bottle and have your money refuned. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. Kings New Discovery could be reliedo on. Itnever disappoints. Trial bot ties free at E. K. Taft's Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1. 2
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ROYAL BLUE LINE


Trains leave zoo, OF i2dsi follows Is minutes
earlier from tlAl.Kln-sL
.55 a. IN. FOR West Cornwall. Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown.
EouminChurg Ellenylle. Fasburg Liberty Carbondale
.ran,on Walton. Delhi. sidney New Berlin
UtlcA, Oneida. Fulton OsweSo
p.l5 a m daily West Cornwall M,idlctown
Blooming burg Wurstboro EuenVile Montandale. Fails
burs uuscysille. Liberty FANS. Liberty. White
IS p saturdays only for Alddi-tovn Blooming
buss Wurisbor1. Ecnyie. Mountalnlaie. Centsevlle.
faIsbuTg Hull.yNI Liberty Fans Liberty iarksville.
Livingston Manor, K1cSlani
rs D. m FOR Lakes Mphonk. and MnnewasAa. Stony
Ford. Mddlcown. Wurstoro. Ellcnvile. Noua;anall-.
Cencsile. Felshurs Hurlyyie Liberty Falls. Liberty.
Pafksyille. Livingston Manor.
80 p m West cornwall. Orrs Mills Meadow
Brook Campbell Hall stony Ford. Crystal Run. Middle
toxin, Boomnsburs Wurs,lJro Ellenvil!e.
IS T. m daily l1f Mlddletown. B0omIngburg Fails
burk Liberty. Livingston Manor. Walton sidney, Nor
wich Oneida. Fulton Oswsgo. Niagara Falls and points
Pullman Sleeping cars Free reclining chair
10 Chicago without change.
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room 81 Broad
WAY. New York J. G. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent. SO Bravcr-st n. Y
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finanfial
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Consolidated Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds,
due April I, 1919,
AND THE
Collateral Trust 5 Per Cent. Bonds, Due
Sept !, 1919,
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Oregon Short Line and Utah North
ern Railway Company.

Default has been made In the Of the interest
due April ]s 1894 Of the consolidated bonds
and in the Of March LIST. 1904.
Of the collateral the Oregon Line
and Utah Northern Railway Company. The undersigned
have consented n committee protect the In
Of your bonds md steps be
necessary under the circumstances
An agreement has been prepared. accordance with
the terms OF which you asked deposit your
bonds the Office OF American Loan and
Trust Company or New-York Guaranty and
Indemnity Company in NcwYork and copies Of the
nicnt may be obtained at either place Negotiable GER
tiheates will issued bonds deposited. and
plication will be made have them listed by
the New-York Stock Exchange.
Messrs. T. A. L. VAN OGTROP chairman. ROEI.
WINK BROCKMAN r. VAN REEFS. RAHUSEN, Der
LACE. and BOON HARTSINCK. OF Amsterdam. Holland
have consented n committee represent the
Consolidated Mortgage and Collateral held
there. intend harmony with the under
signed and Is the purpose OF the undersigned committee
harmony with the General Reorganization Com
mittee In carrying any scheme which will
your interests.
1t is believed desirable that should be
sented by independent committee in the negotiations
for a reorganization Of the system
s. ENDICo1T PEABODY. Chairman.
president American Loan & Trust Co.. Boston,.
". G. OAKMAN.
president New-York Guaranty and Indemnity
Co, New-YorlO.
w s FITZ. Boston
GEORGE & LEE
fof Lee. Higginson & Co. Boston,
ROWLAND DAVIS. New-York
n. w JORDAN Secretary.
Exchange Building, State ST.. BOSTON,,
MOORFIELD STOREY. Counsel
Exchange Building. State ST.. Boston,
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NO STRIKE
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL Way.

Lowest Rates to 81. Paul. Minneapolis, Pacific
Coast Points, and San Francisco. Magnificent
Scenery, Unrivalled Accommodations For
Freight or Passenger Rates, Apply 353 Broadway.
A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SunscnIPTroNs. FOR
"A THE EEW-YOEK TRIBUNE NtI.I. IA RI
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i2i2 Broad
way. I'd door north OF Th'rty-rrSt-st. and ADVER-
TisEMENTs Mt the fnllovns nrnnch Offices: -
Eizhth-ave corner Twenty thirdst f52 Six.have.;
i5s Fourh-nve Fourt-enthst: 100 Third-hv
Forty seventtst; In16 rhirdave.. nrar SIXTY.
frrt-s Fitst-ave.: 100 West Forty inc
C,lurnbus-ave: 50 Avenue A. i3o3 1hi:dsve 10 West
Fourteenth. 2J7 West Forty second S54 Tnrdav
2as Third-ave eo6t Third ave- between One-hundrcd-
and twelfth and One hundred 4 nd thirteenth SITS.
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MONROE COUNTY TREASURY
NEAIrD n,,,,. Rochester. \. Y. July 2 1894.

N~LED PROPOSALS will be received cei uni until
sy part OF ,S ia,h 1884. at 70 o'clock NJ. all
IA and authority Of Chapter Csc OF the Laws Of
WSuperyso-s 80 70 resolution adopted by Bon rd
Resolved Tba, '.o county. June 27th 1894 follows
hereby su,h~ a' the County Treasurer b.. and he is
sosn Of Monrss ana directed bonds Of the
oolass ao on 70 the amount Of two hundred thousand
Day Of Aar's" which bonds shall dated on the ist
Fifty ,ho,.s 1888 and shall he payabIe az fo'iov.s.
hou,,an 9ussnd dollars $1,000 Febrssy -. ZOO "t
thousand doiars ,ssoov February list 1906 and ATTY
thousand doI, .soD 900 February list 1906 ond afy
the rate q, 49, February s,. 1907 with interest
num- ,iee and one-haif sil) Der cent ner an
and Angus, n annually on the days OF February
coupon or 1890, ysar Said bonds be Issued either
a, m. Hca form and payable principal and
or az oilc, OF the treasurer Monroe co,,n,v
Yoh american Exchange National Bank. in the civ
vii b. , or persons 10 whom The ,sorS. ara -,..
bid. 10 d.u'.o upon notice the sccen,.n No. g 49,,
torfetturs - WIN the treasurer OF this Count
PEI cent 80 'e performance OF their ron,,.c, a.
On befor. e amount Of bonds awarded 10 h.nr 20
VII b ready o." nay OF August 1894 when The h,na.
es the ior aev"ry), to deposit with hn ia
per cent OF their bid Interest AZ The 49, -, a.,
All august LIST. 1sat " "'o"ed on such advances
49, ~, Proposals Should r.. .,.
Suny Of Monroe directed 70 the treasurer OF the
-" Tor Bonds' ~ l., and Endorsed Pro
'IAN. Treasurer Of Monroe County.
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49,. working in harmony with an Amster.
committee, wo TO deposit their bonds for mutual
d.. .son the St hSsn nGa rus
rompany OF p Company Of New-York. The COM
and 1ndeiiiIi':o 10 act in harmony with the
rnnee ppa rSecGe General Reorganization Committee
Union rnv. out any plan which will promote the
IN a sa.; OF these bonds.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO Il. n.

BALTIMORE WAsHlNuloN, ChICAGO. CINCINNATI
ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
cAGo 80 m and i2S might ESr PLrTsBuRg, 100
T. M m 900 D. M For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 0
a. N. az 80 a. NJ. Dining Gar 80 500 p m * SUM-!
S rains run daily except 500 p For NoKFo.K nay
Line. 30 IN. ~. sun. For NEW-ORLEANS.
ooke Bristol and Chattanooga. through Pullman Sleep
ficke Offices liz aei tlb LAO Bway 81 L. I.th-s.
tirsndst.. n Y; 2it Futt'-. kfookIyn. station
foot OF Iiherty-st.. c. r. r. Of N. J.
Nsw-York Transfer Co viii call TO- and check haxxags
from hotel residence 90 Destination
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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania.
RAILROAD.

is fh f P'. July aq fsf oF nsS.
Ai CT E!is'e9.s
ROOM s'e ecsso DHn
200 r. H. Q" ciic cd Ss &SD sr LOUIS EXPRESS
sssSss Rs1s SGPf IS Ss 50S' NJ s.
c sy'i !3S I VI fesss0 ESPRass-rman Sleeping
T. 81 2:pfss' s'
ans n"nG Cars GpGnnS and s
500 ' pA a isf3Hd E %iHRs Sleeping
Car % PIttsbMrg Connects Tor Chicago daily, and
81? Sfls fif:;R' ,,'I Xsb THE
go 999 io;lO Imtcd DiaInS Csn II A. 81 10
E,%:a EnIs5 T 1s'; P'sS:
al parl,r ond Dining cars) 4:3o. Dining CARR 900
40 Nj T. M M.- nFa and ponvl. Express daily
sIespers 70 A.heyiile Tampa. Nev-orieans: i2i'
to ana oho Rawa
oNT co SaF nd NORFOLK via Cap.
sissns sopte NJ weekdays. and with Though
A TaSs ri ess2.os S s s.s
FOR 2Rro MTLA MT, cry P NJ week days with
r nts %fh MS r{'oF a. cf 100 and eo week
For Long RrnsSh Assury Park Ocean and pcin,
Tsstd%ss sanda}s' s.? 5:ts H. si,O 5 nSo n
90 not stop At Asbpry Park and Ocean Grove Sun
r,,r... 600 FOR rMILApGIP ~ s,, ,..n
5SSo II :, i2ao ~ 2o w. a. ~ 40 "s
s.. L@ss % A. " H. t fso s. J. rs s'y
': 2 % e.: r. y e. "a Fsas
@ foot ct @ sTe S 5 Gk Station . Ss
,n The Nsw.ySrk , T5np'sr Company VII call for and
dI s K fREvosr ,R WOOD
General Manager. Isnsra Pass'r Agent.
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financial
OFFICE OF THE
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
OF THE
Toledo, Ann ArbCr and North Michigan
Railway Company.

schermerhorn Building No. e6 Broadway.
New-York City. July o. 1894.
To the BOndhOid~rs Of the Toledo, Ann Ar
bOr a. North Michigan Railway Company. OF
fts various Divisions. 4. c.. Grand Trunk,
North Michigan, Mount Pleasant. Cadillac
md Lake Michigan. md of the Frankfort
& sOuthenstern HALLWAY Company.
You requested deposit your bonds Central
Trust Company of New-York No "a Wall Street. and TO
receive therefor receipt Of Trust COMPANY BY
its such Will provide for Tho delivery ~ the
bonds 10 you demand any time within fifteen days
after the plan Of reorganization which Is now being pre-
pared by your been fled together
with the Of reorganization. with said Trust
Company. and Of said fling published In the New
York daily papers.
Bonds Withdrawn under such option within snId
period OF fifteen days shall be considered being de-
posted under the plan and Of
organization.
This call for the deposit ~ bonds Is made before tho
publication Of the plan OF reorganization for the
time OF the publication said plan and the receipt OF
sufficient number Of bonds enable the reorganization
Hereunder to proceed Immediately.
In the estimation OF the committee the road has been
operated with marked receiver,
his management has been placed much better condi-
on than It has been. and Is capable Of being
operated less expense at any time during It's
history.
The experience OF the years operation OF the
by the receiver and thorough examination which
committee hns made have sa,lahed them that
u ana permanent reorganization oi the road can be had.
and they Therefore earnestly reau that the bondh9ders
Company. under the conditions above stated
GEORGE W. c asiHmaRD')
:. EDWARD SIMMONS. Committee.
EE6HNE7E II +; WKi&HhT
D. c. TATE. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND Noiitr5

NEWYOIK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER X. r. CO.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER.
NEW YORK, I'D June. 1894
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS " this Com
4 pany ing held this day. declared dividend
81 ONE AND ONE-QtARTER PER CENT. on its capital
stock paynh" h!s ofc. the 10th dry 81 July next
stockholders Of record the closing OF the transfer
books the Both
Tho transfer books will Re closed IL o'clock NJ
u-day the 30th inst, reopcnoi 10 O'Clock A NJ
Tuesday. the 18th day of July r@Ht.
l.. V. W. ROSSITER.
Treasurer.
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Bonds of Gas Companies

rAler ork and other Large Cities show
Aa sny 10 OF Security and Income com bf n ed
ss The cia form q Investment currently marketable
na an .,my Real Estate owned by these compa-
isa: Of from o. value in addition to the net earn
Local Wo 20 Five times the Interest charge.
e.nt All net ~ 10 per other cities to per
iaults in snaoIng Issues dealt in and de-
W. AREST0SSs ncd by my customers
WELLING. Wall-st., NeW.York
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DEL. LACKAwAXNA AND WESTERN II. H.
stations in New-YorIS foot 81 Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VESTIDuLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINTSCu LIGHT.


Direct route o NEWARK BLOO.IFIELr. MONTCLAIlt
THE ORANGES. Summit. BernsTdsVillo. BasNnS
kidse Madison Morris9wn fsssa's Paterson Boz S
IATCOSG. Iack-t,stown scHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN.
Washington PHIIIIi'sBtRG EASToN. WArEy
OAR. sTEouDsnuRg p3eonc M9nntc,ns ; MCRAS
nANyILLE, MonTIiuMnEhLAINp MontrHse ,l nlSi
HlcHFiELD Springs Cor'land SYRAc USE 90, 9s
BATH bANsyIiLE nuFrAI0 end, end all po'n"
7:2o a M.-BiNoHAMToN Mall Stops at principal
600 a -DUrrALo.. SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN
UTICA. KICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWECO EXPRESS Pullman Bunet Parlor Cars Con
Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving DO
a. n. next morning.
100 p M SCRANTON. BINGiIAMTON and ELMfRA
EXPRESS. Pullman paroT car. .
400 T. M.-SCRANTON. WILkEsHARhE and PLfM'
opTu EXrEEsS rvwSa garip%r y SS6; p,xcu,M
TON and EIMihA LIMITED EXrREss- Pullman
Buffet Sieepcrs Arrives at 7 10 n. m ..
900 =. NJ daily BUFFALO, SCRANTON. BINGHAM-
TON, RICHFfELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and oS-
wEdo ENTREES Pullman Buffet slccpcrs =,
Murny't and 40 nroadwny Tickets at 5srr% stations.
ave- New CAS- and 7T Fulton and ~ Broadway.
brooklyn Time tables giving fun Information at all sta
tions
WEsTcoTT ExrREsa COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence To Destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY

Nnthraci;e coat used exclusyely)
s & ia .,S !: l. IS r. a e. Sum
F. w,k.s ,S Pi's01 and ser.n's3 eio A. NJ
Fo- Readns at 20 500 a: 10 sos 1so A. NJ
@ 80" ~ iSs I &C. c g. !ss ' iss
e. - so Gen. s' sasss NJ 1 lSS u.s.
For sshurY ,d seI 90 -, cn1 " s,Sr at 10 SO
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &c.
a 3SA 3ps 'f.s@ P':f 'oi5s : fis
l" saasaJ sn .t,i o: :1 G a" and and
A ,ley r ar; IL, 9l3 A. y, 30 400 P "
aesa hAh S Ts%' syt' fsFSfsA PARK and
20 ST p A,fn"c City v'neland and nridseton 40 A. NJ
@ S R'' fssS "a. 81 81, H 2 sa nssa
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR Long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC
For Atianii: Hsisaas Highland Beach, Norrnanal.
& at i s 5y5oiH n@"a"u' '5s 1 49, ' 80
or bso1 t S p pa Ocean S ro S and Oo,,
south Point pleasant i:CO A. NJ. 100 As so $40
o S IN so f:'R' Ocean Grove and A'OuTy PaF
For I@sGwoSa. Toms River. and Darnesat. .so A. NJ.
For Atlantic city vinciana and Bridseton. 40 A. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO rHhApELrHiA b4 46Y AND WASHING
rS5 Pn9a'2s vrss i,sS 80 800 sSo r lsS
caQ 100 900 pinIns Gag, o., 80 49,, -, r NJ i2i'
10 900. 90 Wia.ng can P. n. i2:l5 night
For baltimore md Washington. week days 900. 80
Dining Can A NJ. 1870 20, 500. GOO Dining Carp
i. N. i2l? nlsh sanla:s. $40. II 20 .Dnns ca1
A. n. l.3o 500 60 Dining Carl NJ, 1913 night
Tickets and pae95ssr seat: can be procured at IL ssi
iiih 81, 1874 EAs, l2o.h ST. 2H West i25,h ST.. 2Si
Columbus Az. New York. 4 Court ST. $50 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn; 0S Broadway. Williamsburg. The Sew-York
Transfer Company gi call .o- and cheek baggage from
hotel o reslcrce to destination.
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Cost ano (onn0.
Railroads.

Osr In Fifh-Are r'age Tuesday parcel Of lace
IL s. revard for rrturn - To Weai 19th-ff.
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Efsal Noiires

- or NEW YORK -Frei-r, T. Olcoti Of the
Wall street Bank TlArtn against Mary r. Hu,chirs0n
Defendant. summons
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You hereby summoned nnfHrr tho complaint In
action. a crpJ ~ VIZ artver the
painrs within twenty the service
q nj. - the dav ~ service and IN
Of your failure appear judgment Will
default. the relief demanded
n The complaint.
Dated MAY g. 1894
sHEARMAN q STERLING.
T1ainna's Attorneys
- William street,
Sew-YO CITY.
70 MARY r Hf'TCIIiSSOS
The foregoing fImunn. Is served upon by puhco-
ton pursuant oder Z Hon. George l. Inrrnhon.
= The supreme Court. dated June 10 i>ot and
Mel complaint IN the onc" 81 the clerS ~ the
cay nd ~ New York the Court House. New
York ,ity. June 10. 1894
New York. June 10. 1874
Yours Sc. sHEARMAN 4 STERLING.
Attorneys tor PLAINTIFF.
~ William street
Nep YORK cify.
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WEST SHORER.R

w L0 0I1AzAA HA. IA
Trains leave West 4cd Station New-york as fc..
lows, and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin St:
$40 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping car.
Sew-York &c BoomViue. sundays only; can be oecu-
s.ss o' i. for s cs; sd M3sP
OI5 A. VI, Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches
,eT Bunao ~ saIa Fails. Detroit. Chicago; except
Al 90 A. Vi. Daily. except Sunday. Bloomvils
Catskiil Mountains New Paltz. Lakes MohonN and
Minnewaska PaIlo. cars % Bloomvie and New PA.tz.
alns New Pa.is Lakes .lohouk and Minnewassa. A..
bany Sarht0ga. Ca'awel. Lake George Pagl0r 10
bioumtll.. SArat and caldwell.
1.IJ q. VI. saturdays only. Half Holiday Sps cal
Catskll Mounilns: Parlor car attached.
c $40 =. W. Daily excep, Sunday. 10 Catski Noun
tains New raltz. Lakes Mohork and MInnewsska Al
bany. Saratoga. ParIor cars attached to Hobart and
loo T.. VI. Da,y. exccp, Sunday. FOR Albany
5.I5 l.. VI. naGy .or Albany Montreal. Utlca. syra-
tr0it CLEVELAND. Chicago AMI y. Louis.
O.3O Il. W. Daily. eXeept sunday. FOR NeShurg Al
bany. Saratoga and Montreal Paror King
745 T.. VI. Daily e1cer Sunday. FOR r,lca syracuse
and Buffalo. Carries s.sepngcar Passengers
s.I3 T.. NJ. Daily FOR Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Bunaio. Ninsasa Fans Toronto. Detroit. Cieve-
land, chicago and s.. Louis
A il. 9 leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Aioco. Blo4o
a. M 90 % M: Jersey cry. f. H. r. Station. Al0+o
For ticl Is. time tables. parior and sieeplng-car &C.
commodatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New
York and stations Time tables principal hotels
Vanderhnt-syc.. New York