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IEg AZ NOTICES.

TN THE sUPk RIoR COURT OF THE STAEs
/ Of wasAington ard Tor the county OF hfn-
Tacoma Truss ami savings Bank. pla1nun, -
Fred ". tsassor. receiver OF toe Tacoma sFos
rsua and L. = Test. ]. a. hrecSsnefeaxh, ".
Ia kcy FRA Z George Il EAtoa ana W stes
CAKES trustees fer the Tacoma \ scaf Sfuos as-
PENDANTS Samme1s for roai cation
The state OF Washington 10 the satt l. T. Foss
ard J. c. BrpcS<ncroaxh. j., Defendants fea
are Aeresv snnaucasd sc appear Satasa fwsnty
dsys xss<r he ice Of this s0nlraons eAc2uStVs
OF the .ssx % service and dsead the ABOVE estF
tie. ac;ioa in azores aid. and serve copy
CT your answer cshe< pleading on the persons
who names sGhscrSh~sd To this summons ~
the place herein specified; and In case ~ year
fssinre 81 10 90 Judgment Ill be- rendered against
vcF, acrorys.ag 10 the demand os the comp. AMT,
which VIA De died with he clerk OF said court
prSSrNs, RIcHAsps, Acsssr & PRArr
Attorneys for tlasnt;N
p u add eSs sis Merchants NauoaA Baak
building acorns. Washington
This action is brought 10 fcrecsose ncrfxage
urog property N said King county. WAShiEgscn,
described as follows. to-wit.
that certain tract Of land on Naurys island
bounded a. follows: Beginning al a point on
Cusrterrnas,er hhxhor eight hundred aoG SSts
I'VE feet north of and sen hundred and forty eaSht
feet Of tae southeast corner OF los three 80
IN section thirty-one (Sil In township twensy-iwo
fasl norfh ranxs three a, east Of tie Willamette
Meridian: running thence east four hundred
eighty seet TO stake. thence north seven hundred
forty-five feet 10 STAKE; thence IVES I'VE hundred
stxty feet 10 the shore Of CLartsr0as1eg haFecfs
thence soniheriy A1ong the shore line 20 the pace
.trss naeisr.sion March 81, 1894
Last publication May ~, 1894
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fKsHAsriS. Wash. April 4, 1922,
Pos,-lpieliSencer Co, Seattle, Wash -
Genaemens Your map arrive on tae f.rst
OF April, aud Ter sixty miles travel "
stage from kiisnsoar4 to this place. cam,
la excellent condition 1 am We'll ple..set
with the map. as wei, rs assouishss al the
psie" Ior which you give the map To your
subscribers Most respectfully. ~ a.
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fSrrKRRTsE, Wash Feb. 10. 1893
seattle Post Inc iigeucer Seaslie
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Bo.roS. Ma. Jun. 10 laaa


Post-Inteiligepcer TO. S@att q WaSh
Gents: 1 received some iime nc. -,
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void map on tae reverse side, ana ar,
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M.rorr. wash.. March 40 ,ses

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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered BY
the PoST-INrELLIGENCER to
its subscribers. old and new, Is
now to be found in thousands
Of homes in the Pacific North
west. That no premium ever
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which are = few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exa.t
copies of the or, ginals on tile in
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted, as the POST
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names OF those who have 30
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citation of the map.
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fatouss CRY. Wash. May IL. lsaa
fost thieiitssneer. seattle. WASH
Gents: received the map of the world
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IN THE SUPERIOR CorRr OF KING
i county. state Of Washiug,on
A; G. hAreoaaiss o. Al. plAinan "a Security sas
Tags bsax. tefeas. nI No. 1884 order d.
rsetins notice TO creditors
Ana now. GU this day. this cause coming regu
larry On Tor hsaIIns GA the Application 81 iks re-
esiver for al order directing notice to be given
creditors OF ne defendant the security savings
6aa~, Ia 10 hereby
ordered aud Ac;aagsd that all creditors Of the
GefsndAss. Ehe seg nrity Savings Haak- are hereby
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Tags. ia1 receiver appointsi N this esuse, ~ his
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WIZ . kty 80 days iroua the date Of the nrst
paelleAfea OF fhts not &C, - hereafter provided.
he barred, Aad ssai nos sc paid of ne 10 aas
aad asset ia ths hsais OF said receiver and that
after she expiration Of SAD periot q sixty fool
aags said receiver ns - tits Goa his report OF ali
ctAir,a and demands 80 Pss,safed and filed. also
showing ~ast o. ns pEsssutsf are .. 10 ed and
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- - further ordered thss tn.a order be pubfaseA
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notice 20 creditors OF said dssendAs o. Tie entry Of
this ef4sf
goas IN epsn court ihis sosh day Of January,
lss& r. sB0 -. jGo "a
STATE oS WAsalsares,
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!. r. W Gordon. c.rs of the superior court AZ
tes state 81 "a Ashinsteu fer n. county % King
a. hssrby certify tbs. the foregoing Is far roe
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SOFA dAy Sf January. 1884
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ONTARIO. Canada. April 4. 1892.
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hukisLAH, II. G., Nay "a. 1881.
EDITOR Post. inteiligencer.S seattle, Wasa.
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fost-IRtrl!ts~neas Co. SEATTLE. "a asS
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nK<rHs AsD FUNERALS.

BnKoRsY--sn seattle, Fyifsy rsnyuSus sassn
20 1894 Beatrice ~. oniy cnitf 81 M am Sfs
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OFFICE AND STORE FIxrURKs
NJ. Y. KELLOGG, s ssa street. rect
froaapi attention siyee To new ~sgx. Alterations
ara rsRaeya3x
HATCH REpAFRTSG.

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lNoR RENF-tslsAs SEnRslrs t.9A 81 Ma
Y trssas Irsss CouspsBx. RlA ssaFe isisaasr
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lcst dno (onn0.

7 OsT.-Pank Book No. 549,9I6 Bank for Savings. 81
IL I,eecker 81. New-York. Payment stopped. Ps~ss
return book 10 Bank
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financial Clcrtlons.
RICHMOND VA. September IL. 1891
TNUE ANNUAL MEETING of the StOckhOld-

rU'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhold.
i ers of THE CIIESAI FAKE x OHIO RAILWAY COM
PANY the purpose Of ecctag Directors and FOR the
Of such other business lawfully
the meeting. v II he held the Office OF he Com
pany IN Pace Building. the CITY OF Richmond.
Virginia Tuesday. the sd Gay OF October. 1894
10 \. NJ
The stock Transfer Books will be closed the Office
Of Messrs. prexr. Morgan 4 CO.. No % Wall Street.
NewYork, Thursday the 9th day II september 1884.
r. VI. and WIZ reopen Wednesday. the 2ith day
OF october. 1894. at 10 A NJ 1890 . .
G +. LfoRD. Secretary
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
NETWORK CENTRAL'S QUARTER.

Wednesday. September 26-p. m.
The usual quarterly dividend OF IA per cent
was declared to-day by the directors Of the New
York Central The statement for the quarter
which will end September 80. is subject TO esti-
mates for the present month. but 1t shows
loss in gross earnings Of s2s94s7 from the CORE
spending quarter of last year. loss In net earn
ings Of s20575s and deficit for the quarter
after the payment Of fixed charges and the ia
per cent dividend. Of $4,000. 1t should be re-
membered, however that last year there was
the extraordinary profit from carrying people TO
the Worlds Fair at Chicago, and a comparison
with the September quarter of 1892 is perhaps
fairer than a comparison with that Of 1893. II
is follows Loss in gross earnings. 81, ii4.39b;
a gain in net earnings Of $685.. and decrease
in operating expenses ot Sl.2l4529 The ratio Of
operating expenses 10 gross earnings In 1873 was
6770 per cent in lS9i II was 65.77-,using fig
ures sent out early in the day.. The earnings
per mile for this quarter were 1850. as against
81 693 in the corresponding quarter Of last year.
Following are the most interesting statistics OF
the report in tabular form:
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financial.
CAROLINA CENTRAL R. R. co.

The First Mortgage Iondholiers Committee
ann0unc, that hey formulated u 49,
cnfdanc. 81 the settlement with the Com
pany agreed upon the BOndhOlders meeting held Au
gust 18th. 1891.
II is accepted By the Company. and its performance In
g1Iaf aniceJ py the Sea Board Air Line.
The Committee recommend It's prompt acceptance by the
Hondh0dcrs as the defaulted coupons July Isl 1876
viii, he. paid
, sufbcrnt number 81 signatures have been obtained
Comics III he agreement be Lad a. the Farmers
Loan Company. the office OF Andrew j.
Ondegionk No. Wall Street. OF member Of the
Committee their Counsel.
Dntcd Sept 10 1904
WILLIAM Il. BLACKBOARD. Chairman.
/ AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, Counsel ~ William Street
LEIGH X. WATTS. General Counsel Sea Board Air Line.
nARTIES visiting York for Il few days
having upward OF hundred thousand II val
uabl. land which they desire syndicate anxious 10
with promoters Of such affairs Address w.
w. H.. Tribune ONCE
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No interest was manifested in state ISSUES
nor in city bank stocks. no sales being maze.
The railway bond market was rather more
active than has been usual Of late. and the par
value of sales was s1.0l3.ON. Prices generally
shaded off slightly. Chicago Huntington ana
Quincy debenture IS rose to 1914. but Atchson
seconds lost w at "a Reading general ~ IA al
~ and Wabash second IS w at 67ia.
Money on call was al per cent all day. Time
money was In liberal supply with no signs OF
dimlnuton. Rates are as follows: per
cent for sixty days 2H for ninety days, Tor
four months 81. for five months, 3%G4 for longer
perlods Commercial paper was fairly active,
hut the total volume Of offerings was not large
Quotations are: 3m3A for Endorsed bills 4m411
FOR high grade single names. w and upwards Tor
others. .:., -
Following are the quotations for domestic ex-
change on New-York Boston speciai ,n,
ho.,so ra,e 2 per cent: New-York funds, lelsc
discount. New-Orieans exchange-Commercial
125c discount: bank par San Francisco exchange
Sight, I'm; telegraph. IT, Charleston exchange
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Cesal Notices


~ TPERIOK COURT or THE CITY OF
- NEW YORK.-Adde A. Lyons. Plaintiff. Bcnja-
:n W. Lyons. Defendant summons. Action for Divorce
20 the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned answer the complaint in
this Pnd To copy of your answer On the
witAn days after the service
of this sumnons exclusive Of the day service. and
in your failure to appear or answer Judgment
VIII against YOU By default. ior the relief de-
manded In complaint. Dated, August lat, lsJf
FRANCIS a. wINsiOW Plaintiffs Attorney. oi'lce and
postofice address 40 Broadway Ncw-fofk y. Y.
no the defendant BenJamin w. Lyons:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publ
cation pursuant To an order OF the Hon David McAdnm.
Justice OF the superior Court the city OF New York,
dated september 9th. 1894 and filed with the
and complaint office OF the Clerk said
Superior Court 81 the city q Ncwior the County
Court House In the city ~ New York q the 9TH o
psmher 1904. Dated New-Yok. September 18th 1884
FRANCIS y. W1HSLOW. Plaintiffs Attorney 30 Broad
New-Ycrk city.
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T,HE NETWORK. NEWIIAVEN AND

rJNUE NETWORK. NEWHAVEN AND
i HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY
TO the Holders Of Dsbenufe Receipts
The fourth and final instamcnt of - per cen, the
amount OF subscriptions To the companys Debcnure
payable u1cr q Wall-st..
N4w-York on LIST day OF october. 1891.
For IN. Of the holders II thsse
payments may also be made at the following agencie
IN 10 he LIST OF October inclusive:
". /. SQUIRE. Treasurer Y. N. II. r. H. r. Co.
New Haven. Conn
JACOB e. ROGERS ~ state-.t.. Bostou. Mass.
CONNICsTIcuT TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COIL
PANY Hartford. Conn. - -
"''' CHlCoPEE NATIONAL BANK.
Springfield. Mass.
RHODE ISLAND NATIONAL BANK.
Providence. X. I.
Payments made subsequent to that date must be re-
In New-fork
IInde,, Of Debenture Receipts making the payments
AT our office exchange the Debenture
Certificates attached also check for the
OF October III" 10 per cen; pre-
yiously paid . a., -. ,o 1900,
deost their receipts with said agencies Who VIII forward
then ~ w-York. Tor exchange into certificates which
viii he returned TO them through the agencies direct.
s may desired together with check for the interest
due October 1884. the ~ per cent previously paid
pRExEI. MORGAN & COMPANY. Financial AgentA
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do pref W e. ~ 49,. i2i. 81 424 42'. I.i2o
e Leather. l0a los. lo's lo's - Io'a zoo aoo
do pref. ...... 81 Cj pp
for the day. ~" To-
SILVER
si bull ccrtfs. ~'s 800
SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
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financial Hleetlngs.

NOTICE
PORTSMOUTH VA. Sept T. 1894
TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the
4 stoch holders 4 the Carolina Central Railroad Com
pany viii bs aid the Front-st Once OF the company
i'm the city Of wilmington, North Carolina AT l. O'Clock
m on Thursday 9Th Of October proNmo.
JOHN II. SHARP. Secretary.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
&o CHANGE IN THE CENTRAIiS QUAR-
TEi:LY DlVlDEND-PARTlNL
ANALYSIS OF 1T.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER 20
e,Irs OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-27
QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30.

Those bears In the stock market who had been
counting a reduction Of the dividend On the
Central and had based operations upon 1t. PAD
for their tenerty to-day, as they were Obliged
TO cover at a loss The stock responded 10 the
declaration Of the dividend b. advancing to l0li9.
closing at lOl. net gain Of point The Gran
gers not overactivt, but were well held
Reading fairly prominent. The more the
Eads reorganization scheme is examined the less
ii is liked if one may judge by the movements
Of Reading stocks and bonds. That stock broke
to III. the final sale being at III, net loss Of
~ points Louisville and Nashville and Mis-
souri, Pacific were heavy TIE latter declining
IL and the former 7s The general list showed
considerable resistance, due. probably, to the
covering Of the short interest That this interest
is large in the market appears from the fact that
there a lOaning rate to-day FOR practically
all the active stocks.
A liqudatng movement In Disilling and
Cattle Feeding was. however, the most promi-
nent feature in the market. The stock opened
at 1875. sold dow. to So. and closed only Il
better-a net loss Of Ia on sales Of 1861
shares. Nothing is really known about the In
tentions Of the insiders Of Distng and Cattle
Feeding. They probably trying to arrange
some plan to keep in control. To do this, II Is
reported there is a scheme on foot TO assess the
stock TO pay off the liabilities OF the company.
but II seems safe TO say that no proposition VIII
be agreeable to the stockholders which looks
toward the retention in control Of the present
management Reorganization would probably
mean A receivershp, with an opening Of the
books to public scrutiny-a thing which the in
siders will surely oppose and try to AVOID. Yet,
after all II is remembered that this company has
received large amounts OF money in its day.
which, If they had not been diverted from their
proper end, make II probable enough that the
concern would not now be in distress The
stock sold to-day at the lowest price ever paid
for it-S4-and closed weak. Sugar Refining
was only n little less active than Dstillng and
Cattle Feeding. but 1t was by no means strong
Its highest price S57; It's lowest 94A its
closing 94%-a net loss Of II. One refinery was
closed to-day, and the rest. according to Mr.
Hayemeyer will soon follow this example. Chi
cago Gas moved within unusually narrow limits
half a point 1t was dull and closed at 697s. UNI
changed Announcement was made that the
usual dividend would be paid, and in the usual
manner Notwithstanding the rehabilitation Of
the individual companies. Other indusrials
were weak. particularly United States Cordage
which on sales Of 95S shares lost "a points
Some selling Of General Electric was recorded.
lie loss being one point. National Lead closed
a, aga. on small sales. also showing the loss Of
pent Western Union was quiet and closed
nncbsnped Total sales for the day were
2O9, 1872.
IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government
bonds and the quotations, therefore. remain un-
changed as follows:
4 81. IL
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THE COMSTOCK TUNNEL COMPANY.

The Undersigned At the request Of The holders Of a
large amount of the stock Of THE COMSTOok TlN-
NEf. COMPANY have agreed 70 act as a Proxy COM
mlttec respectfully request that Stockholders send
proxies tho annual meeting 20 r. Hobart Smith.
- Messrs William Alexander smith Co. No 40
broadway New-York city. at their earliest convenience.
kindly marking IN pencil the margin the number NJ
In their names. Proxy forms may be
obtained Application
The present condition Of the Company is not salts
factory ana request is made with the intention Of
relabitnting he Comp any.
New York. september Is 1891 .
\. l.. KING
JOS. OFFENBACH.
HOBAIsT SMITH
HENRY H. TRUMAN,
T. q. \. NJ. VAN WEEL
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Dlpl0en0 Notices.
OFFICE OF
UROOKLYN ELEVATED X. X. CO., oo

81 SANTI Do nI'I' ~ I-,-,.,
t'olnons Il the ,Iirst Mortgage Bonds u the Bookyn
Elevated Railroad Company due oct ls3l VIII De pa
AT the Central Trust Company of New YORK, 40 -
Wsli-st New-York CITY. On and after Monday oct |,
fSgt Ebert SNEDEKEK Treasurer.