davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-11
sd lam Dir leibsr fsine Off

/ sd lam Dir leiber feine Qoff.
nung aeben. Die Wenbung. bic bas
Iangidbrise 2eiben Der 0rdfin Ge'
nommen bat, in cine t6btli1e. Sbr
3uitanb ilt ia eliidlibertueiie f6mer3-
log, unb fe bat feine Mbnung bon
Der @efabr besielben, aber er if aud
boffnungslos. SD gebe ibr nur nod
| bier bis feds Wphen; he Dirs bic
Wermdblung ibrer 9o4ter ni6t nebr
erfeben."
sd babe ss gefiirhtet, als i'd bic
Gralin ipieberfab, entgegnete 8alen-
tin. rSebenfalls lit es mir eine Be.
rubisung, baB 9u aefommen biif-
Sd lpeiB, Du bah Elm Opfer sebrddt
nit oieier geiie. Du bait Did mitten
aug Deinen Dorlefunsen geriiien unb
bebanOelit ia ionit iiberbaupt teine
Rrantsrl mebr."
gDeblau aufte bic Nhieln.
vWas ioa ih benn MAIDEN! grits
liA ift mir bic @rdfin feline Jremoe;
sneine 8eaiebunsen au Der Steinriid'.
ihen Janilie linb ia faft 10 alt wie
Die Deinieen, unb bann bat mir aud
Mibael. Der Die Gahri9t BON Der
Grtrantuns mitbra1te, feine Rube
gelal1en. st brdnste 10 lange, bis
i'd mid sur &eiie enti9loB. SD fano
bas iomberbar; er fennt bic @rdfin
bod nur in seielljdaftli9er 9iniidbt;
aber er lieB nidt mad, Bis er mein
9eripre9en bate"
Ser pfarrer tpar aufmerfiam ge-
porben bel ben lebten Morten, bod.
er duberte ni6ts oarauk fonbern
fraate nur:
vOu baft Sans mitsebradt9 Sd
tperbe i'm bod ieben?"
r@epiB. er tommt in ben nddfen
Sagen su Dir. Selbfperianblih 1T
er briiben in Sannberg bel unieren
8erpanbten, pdbrenO id Der 8rdfin
wesen i'm S6lpNe bleibe. Ser Sunse
1T gan3 unbsre6enbar in ieiuen 9au-
men! S1oaim Npril ipra9 er ba-
BON, baB er uieber in Die ger9e miiiie,
um Stubien gu MAIDEN, bis. i4 ihm
au 8emiitb filbrte, baB bas eine Wers
riidtbeit fei, oa bic 8er9e nod i'm
S9nee laeen. Sept, als ct bon met
ner Qbreiie bort, fdlt es ibm auf
einmal elm, OaB er iib in Sannberg
erbolen miilfe. @abriheinlib bon
Der 8ewunoerung uno al. Dem ionlti=
gen unlinn, tpomit man linn in Der
lebten 3eit ben Ropf berorebt bat,
uno oas piro meine Sdmdgerin na=
tiirli6 nit frii4en 2rdften forts
ieben."
r0u Daft i'm aber trosbem mitses
nOmmen?"
Witaenommen?" ipottete Weblau.
,Nls pb i6 babel nod ettpas su fa9en
bdtte! Ser Serr Runitler tit ia ielbit-
Itdnbig seporDen, uno i6, barf bel
2eibe bem 8enie feine SSeileln mebr
anleeen, aud tpenn es bte aGerper-
riidtelten ginfdle bat. @enug er
9ing nit unS tommt tdeLi1 nit Der
groBten &eselmaBigfeit bon Sanns
berg beriiber, um mid su belu6en
uno 3u ieben, tpie es bier ltebt. Sd
iuerbe nidt tlug aus benz Sunsen.
10 tpenig pie aus oem Mibael! sic
tiimmern fi1 um bic franfe @r1fin
nit einem gifer, als Db es ibre Mut-
ter pdre. llebrisens lit iie in guten
Sdnben bel benz bieiigen Nr3te unb
bel ibrer iunsen qfleeerin = wie
heiBt lie oo9?"
vGerlinbe bon gberfein."
r@an3 re9t! Sin ieltiam fleines
Ding, bas taum BEN Muno 6ffnet
uno gans unslaublitbe 2nire ma6t.
4ber als pHeserin 1T fie san5 bora
3iisli9, nit ibrem ianften itiaen
Melen. @rdfin 0ertba 1T piel su er-
regt uno ansitpou ON Rrantenbett.~
(GortieBuns folat.)
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
What Plant Names Indicate.

TIE botanical names of plants ar,
often, when understood, interesting
topics for study. For example Our
towering maple, aoutilon, is from at
Arabic name for an allied plant. An.
other, called abuta, is native name fol
plant from Cayenne. Achimenes i,
from two words meaning to suffer from
cold, the plants all being very tender.
Acorus, the flags, Is an aIlasion to the
ewes from its medicinal properties. BI.
Llama is from Dutch word for baboon,
the bulbs being eaten by baboons. Brizi,
or the quaking grass, means to nod and
is expressive of all the family. Campa-
nula, meaning a bell, has reference to the
shaue of the flower. Cspsicum is from
kapto, to bite, which relates to its hoi
fruit, and carex TO cut, because the leaves
Of many species have their margins mi
nutely serrated these will cut the hand il
drawn rapidly through them. Dianthu:
for the pinks is a name for the flowers
gwen as long ago as the time of the
Romans, and means the divine flower,
from the exquisite fragrance of the blcs
SONS of most species, as well as from
their unrivaled neatness and brilliancy.
A large number of plants are named il
honor of some botanist or person of re.
pute in horticulture. Magnolia, fuchsia
begonla, camellia and indeed most o
those ending with the la" are suca
names. The second, or specific name is
more often descriptive of the particular
species, as elongata, elongated; cocc:nea-
scarlet, matutina, morning; macnlata
spotted; rubra, reddish; ciliosa, hal
! firing uged.-Chicaeo Times. -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17

whole lot, which represented hun.
dreds of millions of dollars.
Scrip notes, issued by corporations foi
use as a substitute for money IN paying
their employees, give the authorities a
good deal OF trouble. OF these $33, 25S
worth was seized during the last year.
The law taxes them and prohibits their
issue in denominations under 81. A
bill is now pending in Congress to de-
clare them wholly unlawful. Such scrip
is only negotiable at the stores OF the
concern which pays it out. 1t is fraud
upon workingmen. Metal tokens issued
for the same purpose are illegal, and large
quantities Of them have been captured
aud con6scated recently. Such tokens
are kuown technically as ''trale checks,
being usually inscribed as "good for" SC
much in merchandise. They are often
passed on ignorant people as coins. The
tokens are employed considerably also as
''lagniappe," beng thrown in by mer-
chants in certain ratio Of percentage on
purchases as an inducement to custom.
ers. The toy money printed in big
amounts by so-called business college.
has caused an immense amount of annoy
ance. Most commonly it has initiated
the National currency more or less, anc
it is constantly palmed off upon immi
grants and other ignorant people. Mil
lions of dollars worth of it, in valu'
represented, has been seized.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
THE TWO VISITS.

The Kaiser goes 10 see the Czar.
The worP turns out to see;
His retnue follers from afar.
An then the Kaiser and the Car
Embrace in solemn glee,
An then saloot an hug an kiss
An both are filed and soaked in bliss.
Wen 90 down to Hiram's placs
The worP don't seen to care.
Ineither kiss his hands or face,
'Twould make 'em latf at Hiram's place,
'Twould make 'em ar an tear.
But Hiram says, ez roun' he pokes,
'Tm glad to see ye; how's yer folksr
takes look at Hiram's hogs
An hear how much they grow.
This somehow Hira ms me n'ry joys,
An he lets out on them ar hog
You oughter hear him blow;
Ifyou could only hear him oncs
You'd hear some ginooine eIerkuncp.
OF Hiram he is slow enough
But none too slow for me,
For I'm purity tame OF duff,
An fairly moderit enough,
An jest as slow ez he.
So we stub roun' ths whole day long
Until we hear the supper gong.
The Kaiser goes to see the Car,
And maybe stops to tea,
But men ike Cars an K Users are,
Cooped in the palace of the Car,
Hain't no sich times ez we.
The Gar an X aiser know no charm
Like loatin' roun' OF HIraG's farm.
Sam Walter Foss, in Yankee B L Ie.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
Brands Usel on a Cattle Range.

The cattle all over the West, says Z,
Fort Worth (Texas) correspondent, are
identified by brands burnt into the sides
hanks or shoulders of the cattle end
horses. These brands are recorded IL
county and State Offices and with the
various cattle associations. Inspector,
are placed by public aud private organ
izations at the principal stock yards snc
shipping points ready to seize any AM.
NAL In any car load for which the ship.
per cannot show a clean bill of SAFE.
Every cattle company and each small
farmer is obliged to have his recorded
brand if he wishes to own a single head
If stock.
"Look at this" said Mr.. Barnes, pro
ducing an illustration of all the brands
in common use on the Wyoming range.
"This was furnished to all of US as &
guide when we got on the range to assist
us in the work of identifying stolen cat.
tie. How many brands do you see there
that could not be altered by little in.
genulty to resemble some other brand il
the list2 OF course the rustler, wher
he changes a brand, must make one
which resembles some other registered
brand, or he could not get rid OF the
cattle. When it is impossible for him
to make such change he resorts to the
methods of o5llterating the old brands
altogether and then burning any new
one he wants. They have invented the
fat-irou brand, designed to cover over
aud burn out any small letters. A ge-
MUS among them invented the spade
brand, which consisted of heating O
spade and slapping it against the ami
mails side. 1t did the work. The in
ventor had a sudden attack of diphthe-
ria and died before he could get his
boots OF, but his works do surviv:
him."
"Is there no brand incapable of i'm
itation or obliteration2"
az never saw but one. You will find
it in that printed list. 1t is on all tho
cattle OF a big herder, named Baird. The
letters are both wide and tall and cover
one side of an animal from head to tail.
They look like circus poster. Mr..
Baird has never los, any cattle. 1 told
him he was spelling his hides. Il can
afford to throw away the hides to keep
the cattle, said he."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
A New Horseshoe.

A new horseshoe, recently patented
las for its special object the obtaining
of better foothold and the lesseniug o.
conclusion or jarring effect upon thC
animals feet. The shoe is made WITH
apertures extending through it, located
between the positions usually occupied
by the nails. The openings are OF dove.
tailed form AMI the usual nail holes are
provided in the intervening solid meta
portions of the shoe. Projecting through
the apertures are elastic rubber stud:
which are fixed on a strip of rubber OIL
leather intervening between the meta
shoe and the well of the hoof, aut
through whic the nails are driven in the
operation of shoeing. BY this construc.
ton the grip of the horses foot is Im
mensely increased, especially on slippery
pavements, and the tendency of the
horse TO leg disease is msterially re-
duced.-New Orleans Picayune.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
The Scimitar Snake.

There is little reptile belonging l.
Madagascar known as the scimitar snake
that Is, the curling sword. Ruunin,
along the back from head to tail is !
blaGkish, horny substance, which bend
with the convolutions of the snake,
body as readily as would \ well tenn
Pered steel spring; and throughout it,
entire length 1t bears an edge as hari a.
lint and sharp as a razor. They are no,
poisonous, but when one of them spring.
on man, which he likes very well tc
do, ne will soon have a leg off unles,
cracked on the pate. Some snake spe
claiists Calm that the presence OF this
repiiie on the island is the reason there
are no large quadrupeds to be foaud
there at present, the curling sword in
back ages having taken of legs faster
than they could be created.-Chicago
Herald.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
MORNING Of THE DIscovErv

immortal Morn, all hail.
That saw Columbus sail
by faith alone.
Ihe skies before him bowed
Back rolled the ocean proud
And every lifting cloud
With glory shonei
7air Science then was born
On that celestial morn,
Faith dared the sea,
Triumphant DER her foes,
Then Truth immortal rose
New Heavens to disclose
AMI EIrth to fresl
Strong Freedom then came forth
To hberate the earth
And crown the right.
So walked the pilot bold
CPon the sea of gold,
And darkness back ward role :
And there was lighti
Sweep, sweep across the seas,
He rolling jubilees,
Grand chorals raise;
The world adoring stands.
And with uplifted hands
Oilers from all the lands
To God its praisel
Ne hosts Of Faith, sing on:
The victories ye have won
Shall time increase,
And like t choral strain
That fell on Bethlehem's plain,
Inspire the perfect reign
OF Love ana PeaceI
II. Butterworth, in Home and Countre
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
A Gigantic Refiectiag Telesco, pc.

1t is proposed in Paris to construct
gigantic rejecting telescope, the mirror
of which is to be ten feet in dismete,
and the length of the tube 140 feet.
Is to be ready for the exhibition which
is to be held in Paris in 1890. Tn'
mirror is to be silver on glass.
NJ. Trepied, director of the Observa
tory of Algiers, discusses the magnlfyin,
power of such an instrument. Th,
French papers, in announcing tn
project, made the state uent that this in.
strument would bring the moon within
one meter. NJ. TrePied shows that with
the highest practica! power. in the bes
atmosphere, the moon would be seen as
if it were 25, 900 meters or fifteen milo
distant. Scientific American.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
The Height Of Courtesy. 3

The Queen of Saxony is passiouately
Iond OF children, perhaps tor the very
reason that she has none of her own.
Accordingly, she never fails to caress a
baby when she gets a chance. Once,
when taking stroll in the park at Dres-
den, she accosted nurse with couple
of splendid babies in her arms. "Ohl the
lovely pets!" she said. Twins, no
doubt1'
"Yes, your Majesty"
''Their father must be very proud OF
them"
''This ones father certain = is; bu.
the other ones father has just died"
"But you told me they were twinsI"
Then the nurse blushed, and said, -
beg pardon, it was not myself who said
so, but your Majesty, and-I didn't
dare to contradict you."-La BelgiQus,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
Onyx Mines in Washington.

A vein Of onyx was discovered in Gar.
ield County, Washington, recently
which the report of an expert miner
alogist who visited and examined tht
ind week or so since shows to be o
considerable extent and probable value
The possible extent of the mines is 1000
acres, and openings for a mile show q
ten-foot vein. The people of the vicinity
claim that their county is possessed o,
the only onyx mines in the United States
Chicago Times.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
He VIII CloaHe to tho One.

Teacher-1n what part of the Bi.
bic is 1t taught that man should have
only one wife?
Little BOy-1 guess it's the part
that says no man can serve two mas.
tiers. Boston Gazette.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
A Pleasure to Use Them

A lady looking at some apartments
Inquired of the landlord ''how about
the staIrway?"
"Oh, it is excellent, madame.
When you are going up it is so easy
that you imagine YOU are descending. ("
Texas Siftings
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17

Several years ago small colony Of
italians settled in New South Wales, aud
they have thrlven so well that they are
now among the most prosperous of their
s>amnatriots in that cnuntry-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17

Leather scraps are now converted
into q pulp and manufactured into
door knobs, canes, combs, cups, but.
tons and other useful articles.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17

old mald-s now that our Jenny Is mar
riedln
For this seventeen-year-old beauty
could hardly realize that true love exists
for anyone over twenty years old!-Ths
ledger.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
"C0USlN FRED"
DT AMY RANDOLPH.

T was a stormy ~.
light in February.
the cir full of the
dreary atmosphere OF
a newly fallen snow,
the huge pine trees
of t h e northern
woods writhing them
selves about like
giants in extremis,
and the NIaryvilIe
stage had just come
in with two passeu
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-17
MATCHMAKING.
FACTS ABOUT THE NATIONAL
INDUSTRY OF SWITZERLAND.
Tow the Trade is Taught I'm the Mu
nicipal School of Geneva--A
Pupil Goes Through
Seven Classes

x, 5 long ago as the year 80
~ watches were made in Geneva
~ and, for many years after, tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
Sales b. NneIlon.

~.
GALE or NITRATE Works ana Nl,Iauc 30 -
- THE PROPERTY OF THE 90. S Nnhiic .9o-
,urIi Tho Goy.mm-at OF Chill! Will srl AZ pup.,o 49,
lion in the city OF santiago chill on ne ', ni,rs.
,r.t and following days 81 nitrate works n v,,ns
beds situated In the Province Of Ta1aa a. ' eb million
.a,n being nearly t-"FVr wv ..r.ha,
S,-,,nr, Parties Interested may apply r.. ur,hs'
..n,"Ina,nn 20 the consul Oene,al ~ Ihh ~ o,o VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
Huttion Sales, financial.
LOUIS MESIER. AuctiOnccr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN N. MULLER & SON,

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ].
At 1890 O'Clock at the NcN-York Estate Sales
room No. III broadway
Try order of Execuiorfl
5000 Lou. 81. Louis Texas r. r. LIST Ntgc. p. c.
BIDS. I9l7
shs. EowerN Bank
10 shs. Iron Car Company
80 shs. Baldwin & Gleason CO.. Limited.
- shs Cncd States Credit System Co.
For of CustodianD
,ror accoun, OF whom It may conccrn)
.. shs- Ca>uga Susquehanna r. Il. Co.
10 shs Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
% shs German American Fire lns. Co.
5000 Ohio Land Railway CO. LIST Mtge J.. c. Bds.
5000 Equitable Gas Light & Fuel Co. of Chic.
Mtgc p. Dds. 1905.
$4,000 Manhattan Beach Hotel Land Co Eds.
az shs United States Proiccne Co
20 shs. Acme Liquid Fuel Co Of y. Y.
II shs Title Guarantee Trust Co.
% shs Kn,ck .ripcker Trust co.
% shs. Wagner Palace Car 90.
- shs. Wagner Palace Car Go.
shs Central Trust CO.
81 Hanover Fire Ins. CO.
s2,coo Ncw-York & Erie r. r. Co. p c Mse. Dds.
tex'endeD. 1910. Regs'd.
20 shs. United states Life Ins co.
- shs. Central Natl Rank
- shs United states Life ms. 60.
si.cg3 Claim On note. 81 Ahrnm steers.
p c. Deb Bd,. 1895. Trust Receipts.
5000 Seattle Lake shore Eastern Ewny LIST Mige.
r. I'd. Trust Receipt
100 shs Equitable Gqs Leh, c.. y r.
GO shs Home Fire Insurance 60.
s.coo pf1 Dock. East Bway Battery II. r. CO. p.
shs STANDARD Ga, Co.. rfl
iOp chs. Herring. Hall & Marvin GO. rinon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. July 80. 1894.
No,,,,Fa, To-Day
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

MONDAY, July Sup. m.
To-day's Stock Exchange markets were again
dul, and featureess rs they have been for
long time More than the tariff uncertainties
more than the depressed earnings Of the railroads
lies at the root Of the continued stagnation No
broad speculation is possible in the unsettled
state Of the National finances. 1t is futile for
either investor Spectator TO attempt 10 reckon
the future worth of wheat or cotton or Chicago.
burlington and Quincy or the best OF securities
so long as he omits from his calculations the
imminence Of Il conversion Of over 100000 900
visible gold from the form Of money into that Of
merchandise. The mass Of Government ob.ga-
tons which are 10 be maintained on a parity
with gold amounted on July 10 $S95.6is.a37 and
for the protection Of this sum the Treasury now
holds the comparatively insignificant amount
Of $500 900 free gold Even OF this amount
there is less thnn sll o00 900 held In actual coin.
To-days foreign exchanges advanced further. al
though the engagements Of gold for export to-
morrow reached only 100000 This shipment
WAS practically based upon las, weeks transac-
lions and had been expected on Saturday. The
European steamers on Thursday and Friday are
likely 10 carry an amount limited only by the
extent Of the risk which shippers are willing
to assume on each vessel. Heretofore the exports
OF gold have gone to Germany or France. Thu
a
close 70 the point where 1t Will be profitable u
ship directly 70 London as we'll
The centre u interest in the stock market vas
In the Granger shares The dealings In nose
leaders on a larger scale than Tor weeks
While s.. PAU lost only fraction, III" o. INES
in Chicago Rocl. Island AM Pacific, chicago
and Northwestern an Chicago Burlington ana
Quincy. extended ron a. IL per cent IN"
basis II the selling movement was tho furih'T
dispatches confirming last weeks report ~ sNri-
GUS and Widespread damage 10 growing corn by
drouih and rot winds For special reasons CON
necied with Increasing competition Consolidated
Gas broke 9 per cent and reeained less than hai
OF The loss and Manhattan Elevated declined ~
per cent The manipulation Of American sugar
Refining took bull turn On prospects ~ n Soc
ond disagreement In The Congress Conference
Committee and the price advanced from Io''-
to 1857 Qio4.. The general market closed M
settled and lower
THE DAY ~ THE BOND MARKET.
There were sales at the Stock change 81
500 600 Government registered Is al rs BIOS -
The registered a. and ~ we've advanced J. AMI
l. per cent respectively but otherwise ~" mark 81
was without chang Following ar" hna. ga ia-
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

40 m.The amo int % bullion into the Bank Il
England balance today r. f23Wo Money. var per
The rate Of disco mt in the market for both
and thee months bills j. NTll-lG per Paris
advccs quote r"n-s At lo francs ~ centimes
for tho account and cxchnng" London a. - francs
lGi. contmes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
finanrid!

ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA IL
RAILROAD COMPANY,
General Reorganization Committee.
80 LIBERTY STREET. NETWORK.
The Pl1a Of REORGANIZATION having been published M.
Agreement under which Deposits 70 be made
in Of preparation and will shortly be lodged
signature with the Deposaries NewYorE Boston Lon
don and Amsterdam
Holders deposit their securities with the following
named Depositaries will temporary Receipts
therefor exchangeabe hereaf;et fof Reorganization Ger
tihcates OF Deposit.
Securities should be deposited In NEWYORk CITY
a follows.
THE NETWORK GUARANTY
IL INDEMNITY CO.,
C5 Cedar Street.
ATCII. Tor. & SANTA FE r. r. CO.
CAPITAL STOCK
TIE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
40 broadway
ATClI. TOPEKA & SANTA FE r. r. co.
GENERAL. MORTGAGE 4 PER CENT BONDS
ATLANTIC PACIFIC Il H. GUARANTEED TRUST
PIR CENT BONDS.
TIL: CENTRAL TIT ST COMPANY,
- Wall street.
COLORADO MIDLAND r. II. IST MICE.
PER CENT BO:lDs.
COLORADO MIDLAND II. X. CO. CON. MICE
PER CENT. BONDS.
ATCH.. 7 & SANTA re r. p CO.
81 MICE 4 AND y BONDS
ATCE. T. & SANTA FE n. r. CO.
INCOME EoNDS OF 1859.
FIR tho convenience Of New England holders the OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY has been made De-
posi'ary for capital stock in Boston.
bonds deposited IN Boston should hc lodged with THE
NEW-ENGLAND TRUST COMPANY, at its Branch
ono. - Ml,k-st. Boston.
IN LONDONi All bonds and capital stock should b. de-
po.l,ed with BARRING bros. ~ CO.. LIMITED.
IN ANsTERDAMi ALI BONDS should 10 deposited
with MrSSRS. HOPE a CO.. and CAI1TAL STOCH
with Mc,.rr III UTRECHT. VAN HARENCAH-
Spell & VAS NIsSEK.
DYE NOTICE VIII BE GIVEN bF THE TIME
WITHIN WHICH; SECURITIES MIST BE EPOsIrED
FOR PARTICIPATION ~ THE PLAN ALSO OF THE
CALL FOR TIE ISsTALMENrs ov ASSESSMENT OK
CAPITAL STOCK.
r. scMrnS UAYEa. Chairman
l. \ vON ifOFFMANS.
EDWARD y GIEHS
FREDERIC T.. oI' OFT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
GEORGE g. HAVEN
ADRIAN ISELIN IR..
WILLIAM R'TCH.
T. RODAiAN WELD
CHARLES G DEAMAN. HEItIAH kpBBE.
JOirN u. Dos PAssOs. Of CoIa-ei. Secretary
N"w Yoik. july .. i-v+.