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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24
CARLISLE HAS THE BILL.

I'm Conjunction with Senator Jones
He II EndeavoFiRg to 0traig hten
Out Some OF the EntanGiemsnts.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-It IL learned
that Secretary Carlisle has now taken the
amended tariff bill In hand and In endsav-
oring in conjunction with Senator Jones
of Arkansas, chairman Of the sub-commit-
tee to straighten out some of the eutspgls.
ments with which the senate has sur
rounded the bill 30 a. to secure II prscti-
cslly the united support of the democratic
senators.
Secretary Carlisle and Senator Jones be-
gan the consideration of the bill at the
treasury this afternoon, taking up the
measure by paragraphs. From Secretary
Csrlisle's knowledge of tariff matters, for
tilted by bis practical acquaintance with
working of the existing law gained since
his acceptance of the treasury portfolio,
much Is expected In the way of hsrmoniz
ing conflicting interests and perfecting the
bill. Mr.. German was potential In induo-
ing Secretary Carlisle to take the mat.
ter mp.
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y
THOUSANDS ON STRIKE.
Wavering Miners Are In
duced to Quit Work.
CRITIC and GRIFFIN Mi DRAW.
The Two Men Meet in an
Interesting Bout.
they MUST OBSERVE the Law.
Common Wealers Cannot
Create Rows.
they MUST OBSERVE the Law.
THOUSANDS OUT ON STRIKE.

Omcials OF the Miners, Union Per-
suade Men on the Fence to Go Out
and Fight for a Uniform Rate of
Wages.
PITTSBURGH, April 2S.-This was busy
day for the united miners officials Of the
Pittsburgh district and Is q result of their
persuasion, $500 men who were on
the fence a to whether they would
strike or not decided to join their broth.
rem in the fight for uniform rate of
wages. These men were employed in the
Turtle Creek and Irwin mines. This makes
the suspension in the Pittsburgh district
complete and 20, 600 miners are now out
nm efrika
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POUND DROWNED.

Ex-Selectman and Rx.Assessor Burr
Henrfck of Norwalk.
SOUTH NoRwALk, April 23-Burr Hen
sor, was found drowned this morning In
Norwalk river north of the railroad bridge
by his son, who had been searching for
him since Saturday night.
Mr.. Henrick and Q companion went
down the bay fshing last Saturday morn
Ing and returned late in the afternoon. b
was seen about the city In the evening ur
to 10 O'Clock but then disappeared.
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Washington to starve. I guess thsy can
starve just a. well thers a. In Ohio or New
York. II enough of them die there the
stink will be 80 great that thsy viii grant
what We ask to get lid Of IN. Yeu See We
can hit them In Q good many Ways.n
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24

ID BOOTH, Auctio1eer. Wednesday, Arm
ID. IS commencing at e. N. VIII sell the
Furnishings Of the Pavilion Hotel, &c 70 &c
Meacop street Is antique oak chamber sutts
walnut chamber suits. all the carpets in the
hous-. dining room furniture, chairs, tables. tea
and coffee urns, Ice boxes, once furniture.
Thompson & Co.'S are proof safe. cash register.
snrsl an q. BOOTH. AucaAo~ser.
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Against Arbitrage Trsainx.

Against Arbftfage TradfnE.
New YoRK, April 28.-By 9 vote of 30
to the governing committee of the New
York Stock Exchange decided this even
ing to disapprove of arbitrsge trading, that
IL, trading between the New York exchange
and the exchanges of Philadslphia, Boston
and other cities. From the resolution II
appears that there In no actual prohibition
Of arbitrsge trading, but condemnation
of e.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24
Fighting for mcKane.

WASHINGTON, April 23-The case of J.
Y. McKane veraus Durstan, warden of Sing
Sing prison, a petition for release on writ
of habeas corpus, was called in the supreme
court of the United States to-day. e NJ.
Shepard, who was associated with General
Tracy in prosecuting McKane, read an afa-
dsvit by Robert d. Griffin, MeKsne's coun-
trial of the case of Anderson versus Nc
Kane in the United States court In New
York. Shepard stated that in the absence
of an adversary he was content to submit
the case on the briefs. Chief Justice Full
Ter announced that the court would take
the case, with leave to Mr.. Griffin to file Q
brief before Friday,
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Stx Live. Were Lo.t.

MONTEREY, CAL, April est lie now
known that six lives were Loot by the loss
of the steamer Los Angeles at Point Sur
lighthouse on Saturday night. Three
bodies Wlee cast up on the beach near the
lighthouse, those of Timothy Nolan, Are
man of the steamer; Fitzgerald, passen-
ger, and hostler named Saunders of Los
Angeles. 1t il also known that 8. N.
Sheridan, passenger from Ventura, and
Q Chinsman from Los Angeles, were
drowned. A son of Mrs. Augusta Curtain
of Los Angeles died from exhaustion in one
of the life boats.
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Omcer Frey Honored.

Officer Frey, who recovered 9 stolen b.
cycle, was presented yesterday with O
check for $25 by the League of American
Whaelman
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Auction.

TNUEsDAT, April szth. 10 a. m az 100 Temple
i street, all the furnishings OF 10 room house
ALI new oak furniture. Windsor folding beds
hair mattresses, patent combination desk com
mode, mahogany patent sofa bed, SIS oak re-
frigerstor, two gas stoves. students study table
crockery, silver and kitchen utensils. Nothinr
ress rived
aTsS st- d BOOTH. Auctsopeer.
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A BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
The Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs Con.
cert Last Evening,

The Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs Con.
cert Last Evening.
The second of the concerts by the Yale
Glee and Banjo club In this city, this
season, was given last evening In the Hy-
perion. The number taking part was In
creased by the Second Glee and Banjo
clubs. The audience was large and en-
thusiai tic, being composed to 9 large ex-
tent of students and those interested In
Yale, as was shown BY the frequent and
hearty rounds of applause. The ladies
were also out In considerable force grading
the occasion. The program was very nice
ly gotten up and consisted mostly of COL
lege songs. as follows:
PART I.
Fist and second Banjo clubs.
Ne.'n 'af I i and second Giiiss Club. '.'
Robin Ad'r whistle by ai. soiisy f' ~ s''P'f'
"nh' First aIss Club: BONN
Little Knot OF Blue. Shepard
PIRTu.
waltz-Maguolia Bioss observation-disclosures.
Banjo Club.
hanoAiaS Mr.. soIiey and Club. '''''
How Have Loved Thee. Price
-'''D''s ' Mandolin Club.
io First and Second diee and Banjo Clubs.
'00Hn Firs f and second banjo GiaSs.
Where Maids s mr Eiias and lou oRaS. S'f0"er "
College songs. ..'.......'.-.''....carm. fsien.
'o--' D' Mr.: Iscii.nd and Gjii dub.
L Bright College feerB...... .Carm- felsn
The numbers were all heartily spplaudsd
l many receiving several snoores- The
| whistling by Mr.. Sollsy In "Robin Adairr'
was especially fne, a. was also the quar-.
tette In "Mandalay.n
The performance by the mandolin club
deserves especial praise, and was much ap.
preoistsd. In response to an encore TO The
evening Star" NJ; P.Its. "a. rsndsred
selection on thu cello which was exseutee
with much skill, no finely In fast thai b,
The selection tsTuta TRUTH WAS vsrJ
unique, consisting Of snstohss Of vaxioul
popular and college songs. II vas do
cidsdly smusing and made very pleasant
variation TO the program.
| OTHER ooNoxRrs-
The management Of the University Gle
and Banjo clubs has arranged for fou
concerts to be given this term, in addition
to the one Monday evening. The Ara
concert viii be given in Springfield. Mass.
on Friday, April "a. The second one VII
be rendered In Poughkeepsis, n. z, O
Friday, May 81, and Mrs- Beard has a
, ranged to give tea TO the members of th
, clubs, while the concert In the evening wi
be followed by dance. The next ons vi
be given In Pennington on Fridsy, Juns
The last of the year Will be given In Ne
. Haven on Tuesday, June 2s, ct the b.
, perion.
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WASHINGTON, April 23.-Sscrstary Car.
lisls to-day appointed Francis 7. Mellon of
bennington superintendent Of construction
of the New London, Conn, public build.
iuR.
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FOR SALE.

"a twenty years rare chance for a live
man only harness store IN the place reasons
for fe.linE. poor health Of the proprietor. For
BAN, Conn, or No. University Place, View
Haven. apis II.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24

Virgil f. Mcneil of 81 Warren street. has
purchased the residence of Joseph Porter,
corner of Warren and Wooster streets.
Mr.. Porter has about completed his fns
residence on Whitney avenue and will 90
cupy Il in about q month.
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Received hack BIZ KELLEY.

AvocA, Iowa, April 2s.-Nsar Shelby,
where KsIley's army halted to-day for
lunch, the expslled company presented H.
self and was received back into the army
with an apology by Kelley.
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Handkerchiek.

Perhaps a hundred sorts of
Handkerchiefs on that counter,
and not a cotton or union," or
mean or fuzzy one among them.
Linen, PURE Linen, every time.
Bear that in mind when you
think of little prices.
Hand Embroidery in corners
of Hem1nedstitched Handker-.
chiefs, 15c each. -
Soft Rleached Hem'dstitched
in plain, ready for use, l3c each.
Soft Bleached ditto, 25c each.
Wonderfully Pretty Embroi-
dered Handkerchief, scalloped
borders as we'll as plain hemmed,
in neat designs at 25c each.
Nunery Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs in very fine work 25c
each.
Initial Handkerchief, small
initial, so desirable now, 25c
each.-
Plain Hemmedstitched Hand
kerchiefs at 25c each that defy
all competition.
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psQ|qp,plQ
DRESS SILKS.

Fragfant flowers attract bees.
Beautiful Silks, with a flavor of
bargains, attract buyers. That
accounts for the busy hum of the
buying crowds at our Silk coun-
ter. And especially SO where
the 100 sorts of Taf1etas are as
sembled in all their glory
Chene, Pointelle, Pekin, Glaze,
Raye, Broche, 6oc to $500.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24

ID BOOTH. AuctioDeer. Thursday. April 9s
DE- the furnishings In house No. 5sS Howard
avcnue-parlor. dining room and chamber furni-
ture, folding beds, couch. parlor suit, oak cham
Der suits, pictures refrEerators, etc, etc. Sale
commences AZ 10 O. m
apestt B. BOOTH, Auctioneer
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24

Death OF J6S1o SeN8man.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-Jesse selig.
man, the banker of New York, died this
morning at Coronado Beach.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24
ON THE BALL FIELD.

The Results of the Baseball Games
Yesterday With the Scores and Hits
and Errors.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24
Auction Sales.

Mark You.
OUR three dollar special high wheel LAvn
" Mower is here Its equal isn't in these
s-dirKins g"
spel Is IS IISSLEY, ROOT & 90.
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nfsre1 Ianenns.
MRS. r.. Cob


HN Hardware. Paints and Farm Tools ~
~ matter Of course. Just q horse comes
before q cart Dur ImitAtors frantIcAly, but vain
", strive TO catch on behind
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ons Cent o Word each fnsertfon
(seven xfnea.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
financial elections.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING. IS Wall street.
NETWORK May III. 1891
THE FORTY SEVENTH ANIMAL MEET
Il ING of stockholders Of the PACIFIC MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY VIII be held At the onlce OF III. Com
pany 35 Wall ST mills Buldlng). in the cry OF New
York THURSDAY The as, day 81 May. 1894 between
The hours II II noon and O'Clock r. NJ for the eec-
Directors and the transaction 90 such otheF bus-
properly before r.. Tho transfer books
o. company will close the Office of the tnon Trust
Company % Monday. the Plat day ~ Ma 1921 a. J
ocloca T. ". Will reopen Friday June !. 1874.
" W II. LANE. Secretary.
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y s Leather pf E. e.. - 80. 60 CT
Total shares for the day. ................14o l42
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF Pu1LApELpIIrA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The interruption by National holiday maue
the stock market dull. To be sure the holiday
occurs tomorrow, but speculation has become
so alert that holidays. legislative questions
settlements Of labor troubles and currency prob
lens are discounted before the event. 1t Is the
habit OF Wall Street to anticipate the future
It's judgment many important matters mas
been sustained by results. but at present FOR
almost the first time decision. in the Language
of the police courts is reserved. American sugar
Refining was. az usual, the most active stock
because II remains the most susceptible TO skill
fll manipulation II Is doubtful even II inside
interests and speculative Congressman are sure
about the sugar schedule or the fate OF the
tariff bill. There Is the possibility OF Hse suet'
with an abolition OF the bounty on domestic
produce and. on the other hand. there Is inc
strong probability that no change In the Igrih
will be made by the present Congress: ~ ne
course of the stock Is controlled wholly 10y
heavy spectators who have not yet omitted an
opportunity to milk" the street. AFTER ra"y
OF about 2lb per cent the stock closed win a
gain OF IN per cent. Chicago Gas, which was
second In activity gained still more, althoush
IL suffered a substantial recession from l's
highest figure The only other stock when was
ar All active was Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy and the uni sual business in that STOCK
was really the feature Of the market. us eN-
treme fluctuations however, were Dartly o.e'
/ per cent and its final gain was inslgnlncah'.
The statement Of gross earnings Tor AprH was
remarkable because II showed an increase ..
nix OK in net earnings afte- decrease OF
1894 1852 in gross receipts. The percentage OF
operating expenses only about So pc cent.
against nearly 76 per cent In the same ihohli
ias, year II will OF course be explained That
nreparations for the Columbian Fair raised the
percentage year ago and that they enapIeu
the company 10 handle It's reduced uaInc iaa'
rnor.h chnanly The ratio OF expenses was re-
duced about 10 per cent and the stock was ex-
traordinarily active with slight ma gam
Nothing more need be said. Sugar REFINING;
c,htoaao Gas and a few special stocks gained
from Ia TO nearly per cent and. despite us
statement. Chicago Burlington and QUINCY
ended shade higher. The Closing was qH'e'
-, cnrcessIons from the highest points
THE DAY IN THE BOMB MARKET
A email sale of registered Is was made at
l13ih~the bid price-and this was the onIyN
transaction In Government bonds at the S'1cK
Exchange The closing quotations were as ioi-
lows:
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NETWORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, PAGES

counts. and 116% per cent for bankers balances.
Bar silver reacted u to 2S12d an ounce. Ameri-
can railway shares were dull, but at the close
they rallied small fraction. At Paris French
3 per cents opened higher. but closed practi-
cally unchanged at 10l05. sight exchange on
London being trife higher at 25lS francs 10 the
{ sterling.
The Rico-Aspen Consolidated Mining Co. has
declared dividend OF $4,000 (21A cents a share).
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financial.
THE PRESENT ADVANCE

was foeshndoed hv our last weekly and daily letters
Confidence prevails because favorable railroad situation
speedy OF Coal strike and focusing OK
Washington Legislation. THERE BEING NO REASON
FOR STOCKS DECLINING THEY SHOULD ADVANCE
AND THE PRESENT BUYERS WILL RECEIVE THE
GREATEST BENEFITS.
Stocks and grain bought and sold on commission
for cash n margin from : 10 per cent stocks
lots ~ 10 shares snd upward Grain 1000 to
J0so bushels more. ordered on the New-iork ana
Chicago Exchanges Commission Lie. Private wire to
Chicago. - - -
Write o. call for our NEW 300-PAGE ILLUSTRATED
MANUAL giving hghca and lowest prices Tor ten years
and other valuable Information on Stocks Bonds and
Wheat
ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE. -
Twenty years .eApcrience BANK REFERENCE FUR
NISHED Priyate Offices with tckers for convenience OF
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1000 r e " Pt Col TT
5s Rcts. 24A
1000 do ...........c. .
-OOO do .,...... -
1000 Rio c. w 1st.... 0SA
5000 do ............ CO
1900 ST l. & | Mt Ark
Branch list. -. .l03ie
5000 st l. & S II I'd
Class Il. ITO
10000 DO Con ST.. 46k
5000 St l. Southw LIST. 56A
1000 do % lnc...... 1914
5000 81 7 " e. VI LIST
Con Ca rcd. to
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NeW-York & NeW-England
REORGANIZATION.
BOSTON, any 80 =

T N3ST6Tl May %. 1894
To Holders Of Second Mortgage Bonds OF the
NEW-yORIS q NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD
CONPANYi
The time Within which holders OF Second
Mortgage Bonds may deposit the same with
the MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY In New
York. or the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY
I'm Boston. under the plan of reorganization
and this Committees notice, dated May X
1894, has been extended to ana inriunihg
June 70 1901 pursuant to nm understanding
with the Committee of Second Mortgage
BondhOlders.
JOHN l. MATERNITY.
HENRY w. CANNON.
T.. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Jr.,
Committee.
SIMPSON TEACHER & BARNr'M. Counsel.
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81 1iI& l1S ! ID - 3d. io''''''' 80
Among State Issues Tennessee settlement 81
were firm at 1914 and Virginia funded dept %
per cent at CO. OF city bank stocks, Ainel'oa
sold O0 at 1877 and 1861 at lso and Merchants
(s2) at 1873. 49,, sora
for bonds but the market was not active al
though reported transactions were ABOUT
81 140 900 at face value against s77oOO yester-
dav Atchison A. advanced rs pes cent 20 49,
ana A seconds. after 31i4 and 30A. closed per
cent higher at 81. Philadelphia ana headihs
Issues were conspicuous by thei' ac.rn'y honna
strength. The advances in the income bonus
were lH in flrsts II in seconds and per ceiit
IN thirds while genera mortgages BaIheu a
per cent at 76. Northern faclnc iSsI Gs uhicb
closed ~ per cent higher at 27%. Texas facnc
seconds were unusually active. rising 10 H4V
"a and United States Cordage Irsts T.,
aIiv rose 2% per cent to 79%- Fluctuations III
tho last named issue are Of no Importance pc
cause the bonds have not been distributes anu
the gales as reported possess niue il'sai nm;
Reference IA made TO our full report Oh poho
sales. .., ,,,ra
There was no change In the monetary situa-
ton and loans on demand ana time were "e
gotiated easily at previous rates .uou,..
The clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. $S7.s6s.e6i; balances. S7Z6Ioio.
The Sub-Treasury was DEBTOR 10 .ne yas
Uouse sC4G 1916 Its net gain on Dalance war
a 009 GOO made UP by gain or $l,444'o5o IN
coin less decrease Of s43C $40 In currency. le
days operations included: Receipts, so,si',ooYp
nsyments S. 90s SIC: resulting In general pal
and s56. 1923 769 currency. ,,.-
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $672.720 National bank notes Tor
redemption. - .,oo ON -, ,,arr,,
revenue receipts $l63.925. and the miscellaneous
receipts $S264l. . -.... ~,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
ooah on hsnd and deposits In bank compares
with the figures or the last pie''ou' ''"''
as follows: o ,,o nrerenccs
~. ,, on hand $40 ssI ll6 SO 800 $50 Inc $ii02O
Net lecal-tender5 - 80 o-o mn ooo -, ~. 90 An,
hand ....... Zv.Vs'z.e % &c, ,,a T1T
Nct hand L. Ioi.oof i-e"''ooi i'~' 1890
Nv ~ - ---
Actuhi cash in the
vaults
over outstanding ... .o- oo, eoo ~,
certuch.cs II Ta7 900 IfSlisls Inc. 145l0
Ne, cosh bal sis3 40 27s si345l7.ios Inc. osai
The foreign exchanges were dull. and In some
respects slightly easier In spite or apparen.
concessions in rates. actual exports OF gold
amounted TO $500. 900. Following are closing quo
tations for actual business: Bankers bills.
"a 87 and 81 SS9s for long and short sterling re-
spectively; French francs. 5l6h less 1-l6 ana olo
less LIS: reichsmarks. 95as and s5%: guilders.
40 5-l6 and 40 7-l6.
In London British consols were shade lower
at iol% for both money and the account Inc
bullion balance Of the Bank Of England was not
changed by the days operations. In the open
market money was arm at u Der cent 'or CAB
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Financial
NETWORK & NEW-ENGLAhD
REORGANIZATION.
Erw-YoRK. } Nav 2a. 1894.
BOSTON

soMcrC''N' May o. 1904
To Holders Of stock, Preferred aud COM
LAND RAILROAD COMPANY:
There have been deposited under the Plan OF Reorgan-
ization:
31.551 shares Of Preferred stock. out Of
total Of 3sl7G shares and
15O,O54 shares of Common Stock. out OF
total Of 1873 1870 shares and. also under said plan anu
the committee's notice dated May s. 1894.
Second Mortgage Bonds to the amount Oh
S1.5O2,O 900.
believing II to be the interest Of all parties 70 the
reorganization. the committee has extended the time
within which holders Of stock. preferred and common
deposit the under said plan with the MAN
HAITIAN TRUST COMPANY. In New-York. or the Oi-D
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. in Boston. to and ineiud-
ing May 81 1894.
cents per share Preferred Stock and I'VE collars pr
share Common Stock must be paid at the time OF ue-
post.
Deposits Of will not be received after May d.
1894 except in discretion OF the committee ana
subject 10 such penalties may be prescribed
JOHN l. WATERBURY,,
HENRY w. CANYON.
II. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Jr.
Committee.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARNUM. Counsel.
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New-Ycrk & Boston DyewOod Company,

NEW YORK. Way -itl le''
No,iee f. herebv rivsn iha; The following numbered
! anl. q the NEW -NoRk AND BOSTON DYE
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Sail Londs viii h. paid prss.n'nti'n 81 the o.ce u
the Trustee IN ~ csicr Iuy ~ 1924 az io5 from which
date Interest slflc VIII cease
The Washington Trust Company.
OF THE CITY or NEW-YORk Trustee
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Omitted States
Mortoaoe GompaAG
50 CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. s<,bUO'OOO
srUPIJS 100000

Trnnsacfs General Trust Business
Allows interest on Deposits.
Lonn. money on Bond and Mortgage
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold Honds'
Takes entire charge Of Rcnl Estate.
Acf.n.Tru-tec Registrar, Transfer Agt'
Pays Coupons. Executes NIL Trusts.
Georgo " Young. President
luther KouIiTc vfrcA James liinpn "a N.frcs
Arthur ruin iull. treas William J.. flhpU, Sc
Clark Wilkins. Asst .ec'r treas.
EXECUrl TIVE COdNlTTEE
Charles y. DlckrN. lr Gustav ? hlbscl,
Theodore 4. nnH cmeycr. Iuih"r konnW,
ChATlts Il henderson. James IlnpsJa'
richard 4. MrCuriy.
rttEtlOitS.
eamue. u. Hghcock.
william rabco~s = FRISCO harl'on T. Lewis
Charlss -. Dickey. Jr, lowi. way
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