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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
finanr,a!.
RICHMOND TERMINAL! REORGANIZATION
% WALL STREET.


NETWORK. November list. 1891
To NIL Holders of our REORGANIZATION He.
ceipt. for securities Of the Richmond IN"
West Point Terminal RAILWAY ana "nrc-
hou,e Con,pnn:. Richmond ana D"hN'Hc
VniIrond Company and system. En"t REM
ncssec Virgtnia and Georgia hni'""S S""
pnDy and System;
On and otter November % shall be prepareh u re-
ceye our REORGANIZATION Certificates for conversion ''
securitier az provided In the plan OF reorganization
Each holder must deliver 20 us all Reorganization Ter.
,,Gcaes held by him. the various old securities "ho
will be scheduled and consolidated by u.s. one "u"u
Schedules WI, be taken by on each business Jay
md the new securities In exchange. Will be dei"e'ed "
the following day .,,
All Reorganization Certificates tunless TO oea'e'
MIST BE INDORsED IN BLANK. and II STOCK " ue
sired I'm any name other than that appearing O" "'e
NJ the REORGANIZATION Certificate. its assignment I"'s "
Acknowledged before Notary Public or atested % s's
person satisfactory to US. , .
Tho new bonds are for 81 900 each Persons en''e'
fractions OF n bond OF share may either So. 90
fractions TO us or will sell them such hihuu"N an
may necessary entitle them to an entire po'u " "
entire snare. nv mail
UoIders transmitting Reorganization Corilicaes oy &
viii plcase Indicate whether they wish To sell or Dy 49,
fractions aid whether they wish the ne" So. ,'''' ~
by registered mail or by evpress at ther r'p' ro
" DREXEL. MORGAN Co'
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BONDHOLDERS' REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Toledo, Ann ArbOr and North
Michigan Railway Company.

majority OF tho bonds 81 the Grand Trunk -'o''"
Michigan and Lake Michigan Divisions mas pe" Nv
pos,ed with the Trust Companies. or the r'na'"''b
divisions AMI the CONSOLIDATED T. nos so '"s' 49,
ar,o,n, "a now deposited that with bonds promse' "
IN transit control Is assured. =,
4 penalty o, SO pc, bond VIII lie ihcuf''u VI" ~
bond. deposited under the Plan and Agreement "' e
committee on and after the i0,h day Of D'c'hp'I, .
THE METROPOLITAN TRUST CoNfN'i'
n Wall St y Y. city is the deposi'a'y Tor
Grand Trunk md No. Mich D'Niso"S'
CENTRAL Trust COMPANf'
2. Wall St. y Y. city. Il the depostary ior '.'
vount Pleasant, Cadillac. Lake Mi'his""
n., frankfort & So. Eastern Divisions nm"
Consolidated Bonds ,
1rnr,eHai Application VIII b. mad" - l's' "r
,,-,,a.,,.. IN IN. y Y Stock Exclan-"
GEORGE W QUINTARD.
AMOS +. EMO
7 EDWARD SIMMONS.
X WRIGHT.
ROBERT ~ GALLAWAN.
Y G. MARTIN
CYRUS J LAWRENCE.
Reconciliation Committee.
LORD DAY & LORD.
TOO broadway. Counsel
:, r TATE &c broadway. Secretary
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Ohio FIRST mortgage bonds II; Canadian r ac,nei %sH
Erie I2i4: consols. l2is; Illinois Sax York
Mexican ordinary ~; Paul common "ps Wavican
Central icIis Pennsylvania, !is; ReadnE md Nash
Central new per bonds. 5si2 LouisVi.e any 'on
yle ST.: Afchlson common. 5 The amount Oh ,hov
Withdrawn the Bank Of Iinsland IN oal Ian, Of dis
count open market FOR both snort o, ame , per
bits is | per Paris adVices puo'e -
cent rcnes AT francs "a centines ior he
and exchange on London at - francs l"- ce"'
checks. nj, On marks 80
Berlin Nov 2I-Exchange on Lonaon ~ n,nN for
pfennings for sight and 20 marks "''a pie"'''s'
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pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of DesbrOsses and Cortland Stresl
In Effect November ~, 1894.

PIG EAST Ns1p,lS Car e sPiSarg
slo" ts'faso Is
c ana ehcaso a"a ave cncnna los 'a' M Lu
600 sS'i n" w fsf1ER ? s..p,,,
and Dining. Cars to Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
AZ w. RsTfa REX Say
Hryes Cincinnati ai"S D. Indianapolis iS5 D. aoT
500 " Pat ifsFn' %G'a9s Sleeping
Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily and cieysIsss
Bx AZ 1867 fse1S AND THE SOUTH
$50 zoo 1910 Limited Limited dn PaSo Can
S2o Dining car' go Dining Itn car Dining cs3,
Sconsre'sicnal Imed ali P5rlor and Dining c, SS
800 Dining carr. 43o Dining Carr 900 m. i2ii
sorTHERN RAILWAY EXPRESS 80 .. m. a,,v
sleepers to ;lgusa: 81! Augustine and Tampa; ~
Newoeans 10 = night. daily. seepers aons55nne.
tampa St Ausus+ine Macon; chsrss;Sn ss'S'
90" M"6aiy a fep thssapsaEs and OHIO R.~.,
FOR 5RF' Sb S PoN s9a PUFF sa NORFOLK
Carries Route. a. n. weekdays and with through
ro Sssp x4Ls&Srs e el5S sss CAPE NAY 10,
Fer Long Branch. Asbury Pars ocean Grove as Pom,
stop at A''a Fo RI pT m 2Is;? G On '''
Express; $40 20 s. $50 o. go % Gcpna .. Llsisn.
cs pn's ss C5T nn II Carr % 1D51 no cs 20 aS
az ,2s FER pg II sunday ,5I ESDrs:s ; Cls so
Carr. :. 4sO Dining Carr. 8 Dining Carr. O. 7.5s'S
ri Z IT, oaice.; So. 4Ss e.4 100 I3aa III and ~
Broadway Aston ESuss and fos sn q
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station. foot q FSl,s
ssSssy s ss o and f s s;ssss: 5
hotels and 1scISrnces through to destination, ,,co.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

ERIES ANNUAL REPORT.

Tuesday. November 27-p IN.
The annual report OF the New-York. Lake Erie
and Western Railroad Company. stu In the re-
ceiver's hands. for its fiscal year ending on sep
TENDER 30 last shows decrease OF A4llOo' IN
gross earnings: IN net earnings. $2.ls45ss: and
deficit OF $ll67 iOl for all charges In 1855 the def
icit was 81 1876 9i3 but since that year. until now
there have been SURPRISES as follows: 1856. VIA
Clio: 1881 1901 7s9 1883 $73sS43; 1889. s4I7s 1890
$500 254: 1891 sloO537s 1892. $3.50 1898. ssl1
43s The interest the funded debt In deiault
now amounts to s2.1sj.s+ There was n heavy
falling of both in freight and passenger trafic
The loss In operating the New YORK. fenhsFl-
vania and Ohio Railroad was f10i3ss making
total loss on this road since 1888 81 s2.ll4sN me
business Of the Erie proper including AL leased
and operated lines save the New-York. fenisyl-
vania and Ohio shows a decrease In net earnings
Of l674. 304. or 22.65 per cent. Gross earnings
fell off $3344.0s4 1873 per cent. The ratio OF
working expenses 10 gross earnings was os3s per
cent against 6557 per cent In 1893 an increase OF
2s2 per cent For general merchandise the de-
crease In the rate per ton per mile was .O2lc;
for coal freight per ton per mile. .OG9c. and IN
passenger rate per mile. .O31c.
The following table compares the financial re-
suits OF the last three years:
BUSINESS OF THREE YEARS
TRAFFIC EARNINGS.
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ment. which had been fixed for l2:3o' Dut al '"e
last momen; the tension was well exemphneo ny
rho haste with which a few shorts covered on a
rumor that the regular rate OF . per cent ndc
been maintained When this furry had eXhauste 90
itself the price of Northwestern fell PACK RON %
to OF and STAYED there until the ohcial ahrou,ue-
mont of 81 per cent instead Of per cent. me
tock shortly afterward ruceded to 81; but ior me
remainder of the day was strong net"een ..
and es closing at the higher price Inc inaih 81.
had been hesitatng until the NoFuiwes ~, IL
cident happened; then a sympatneuc Use uN
Mace The Granger group moved WIN NJ ~.
western also firm The agreement Oh ne Oo"i
salas agents TO restrict the output ana 10 increase
the price of coal gave a iirmer tone TO 'ie 20,
clocks The trading In them was lignt' pu, 'nes
closed al advances extending from Ia TO - pr
cent Possibly. also. the tone of the narAst va
heIned nv appreciation of the fact that tne ue-
cree Of Judge Dundy. making perpetual 'he III
t',nction against the Maximum Freight KATE iaW
81 Nebraska is an important point In faNor 81 al.
investors in railway securities Inc wan ~
IN the market was Erie. on its annual POI '
The shares lost ia to III at the close, h"Nlne
meanwhile sold at 10a4. The lhuus''ial' ~
nuiet hut generally strong. Al ,ne c'oSc VIZ
Marriott was steady at about the nighest d.
~ the day The number OF shares so'u wa"
1891
RONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURE
Government bonds sold: $4,000 S. CON- d, 10
Quotations changed slightly. and were as ioho"S
at the close: OLA ..,sd
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Wcst 42J ST. Station New-iork, as to'
lows. and 10 mlnut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
3:3O a. VI Daily Local 70 Buna.o. - p..,,..
0:I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Iuca syracuse h.sn Is
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago eASeS'
Saturday Tor Tor nto. 49, Co..
5.I5 =. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Iuca, sys
cuse Rochester. Bunalo Niagara Falls. IofoA'o' ~
trot cleveland. Chicago and -. Louis ~ s..,.
7.f5 r. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Itca, sytacss-
Rochester anG buffalo. Carries sleeping car laSsehs''
only. - -. p,.,...
s,I5 T. VI. Daily 10 Albany. Utica syracuse Roene:
Buffalo MAJ Fails. Toronto Detroit Sie'e'1"
Chicago and St LOUIS. ..- AZ.
For tickets time tables parlor and sleepinscax az
comnodations apply city Offices. Brooklyn and Ne"iyA
and stations Time tables at principal ho'e'S ''
- G. u LAMRERT General Passenger Asent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. u.
FHsI FApTtss IUdIIS TO
Baltimore, Washington. Chicago, Cincinna
Ioufs md All pOints Xeat


st. Louis and All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI TRAINS.
Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST.. daily for CHI
AGO. l;3o M and l2i5 night FT PiTTsBuKd
900 a. IT,. 600 p For WASHINGTON. bALTI
MORE. 900 IN. al 80 q. m Dining Carr. 1870 g 30
p m ex sunday, 600 p. m Dining Capa 900 p. m
l-tio n mG;,o AZ trains run daly excs! aSU p M
For NEW ORLEANS. Via Roanoke. Bristol and chatta.
Ticket Offices; i72 COL 45. LAO fdway 81 Eas. l4th
St. i27 Bowery n. " -, Fultor ST.. Brooklyn Sta
ton foot OF Liberty ST.. G. II. r. ON. J.
Ncw-York Transie Co cali Or and check baggage
from hotel residence to destination
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e RI LIN ES.

Through trains for Chicago and the IVES, leave
York. foot OF ,'hambegs-st daily. follows Anu Az"
miruteS earlier froin West 23d-st: p,,s
OK A. M.-Vestibued Express for Wnyer1y, e eis
C'IC hamton. E,mlra, Buffalo, Bradford ana S
Parlor uornel.sslll lie. r., chi.
300 va h%' se o as s' e. a.
s:i5 a. m, Chicago p. s.etpefs ~ w.
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati DINING een-slo
600 r. M.-Buffao Nestlbue Express. arrives , o.-;
O'cV A. NJ. making direct connections Tor - ~ san
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers w.
remain In sleeper until = A. VI.
S45 s train SA cnSS i hS@s nsi to B CHI
cage and Cincinnati Dining ear ,,,,vAy
I OCAL TINE TABLE TICKETS MD ~ -. i5d
IL accommodations 2di. 4Oi and e'i Broad"asx
East l23ths Chambers and West 2'ds, terru J,csen
York: 32S Fu,ton-s Brooklyn: 2,0 Hudson ST. ho ,r
Jerssy City Station Erie Transfer COMPANY Ga ssst,.
and checks baggage from hotels and residences " WV
nation
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financial.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD COMPANY.

In accordance with. previous notice. hoia-
crs Of General Mtge. per cent. "o" W."
~. rnt oIrendy nsscnted TO the Rcndjust-
ment Agreement cnn. on depOsitinS ,he'r
bonds under the agreement. cash the '"re.
overdue coupons with interest thereon az
uer cent. t. january I. 1Soo. or NJ ."e.
n,,on receive for their coupons equitable
6 per cent. interest certificates.
General Mtge. bonds. Income BONDS. s'ocN'
and deferred Income bonds may ="
porfted on or before December 81 looa' wiz"
either of the following dcpOsit"ries'
The Central Trust Co. of New-Y0r%,
"a WALL STREET. NETWORK ciif'
The Finance Co. of Pennsylvania,
4si CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
The London County Bank,
LONDON
DATED OCTOBER 10TH 1894.
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT. Chairman.
J. n. WALLACE Secretary.
81 Wall Street NewYork City.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. go.

Philadelphia. November l. 1894.
rNIIE Board ~ Directors has this day declared
i a semi-annual dividend - TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT upon Capital stock u the Company. pay
cash. and after November 80. 1894 20 share
holders registered the books OF the Company at
=. M October 81 1891.
on Friday. November 3o,h dividends will be paid to
Cheques FOR dividend will be mailed shareholders
filed permanent dividend orders at this Office.
NOEERT W SMITH Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

In State bonds. $4,000 Virginia deferred hanr
receipts. stamped. sold at 9'2. No city Damn
stocks were dealt IN ., ., shrInl,
Trading in railroad bonds continued 10 s' , ,
and safes aggregated only SlO96OOO, win no h ~
ciaI animation anywhere. Prices chaneeu u rs" q
larv and while Brooklyn Elevated lsts ~ rs
to So Union Elevated lists Ia to SIS ana I'll S1M
Ann Arbor and North Michigan ISIS ~ - o. 80
Kansas Pacific lst consos lost iia u 'o,t a.
chicago and Northern Pacific lists receip'S ="
to 4034. .. ,.,. "A follows:
The Clearing House statement was a. AZ, io''o"''
Exchanges sos 3Ol SCI: balances 1888 81;
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the creamy. sns
House s447O5l Its net gain on Daahce zoo 10
$40 $50 made up by gain In currency W ss-s,o
and a gain in coin Of s2G5ls,lo6. The DAY opc'
lions included Receipts. sS2lSSs', pa! ,,le
e. EOS Oh resulting in a general balance oi - 900
2 9sS insisting OF sos S69 $40 coin and se4 '4o'
currency. =. vvosbirpton re-
The United states Treasury al Wash'is to 80
ceived to-day s2lO7i9 National bank notes ,o eco
son,ntion The customs receipts were So' 80
tho internal revenue receipts S20S3il anu 'he HIS
cellaneous receipts $323.2ol. ...a, NJ
To.davs Washington Treasury siatemen, o,
cash ON hand and deposits In panK COMPS, =,
With the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows: ,,..,.1,
Nav GO Nov -. plh.i.n' o.
- -, , "a s57 GiT 100 s57.7s4 40 Inc Sio''"
Ne legal-tenders a... o.. go - Inc r., 90,
~, .,,e- N IA 7O6l O}s ot1 s'2 Inc. l.N''
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financial elections.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH r. r. CO..
CLEVELAND. OHIO November 20. 1926
\Nt'AI. MEET \G.-Thc Annual Meeting
stockholders u the Cleveland md Pittsburgh Rail
Company the election ~ directors and for the
transaction Of such business before
he held the office ~ the Clcye-
Ian on Wednesday January =. 1899.
books VIII be closed December 3.
1894. reopencd January ,. 1925.
O. y. lNGERSOIl. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PA\N.
NO 20 NASSAt-ST.
NEW YORK. November ~. 1894
vJNIIE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors Of
L the Gcrnania Life Insurance Company Will be held
the principal Office of H." Company. No ~ Nassau-st.
IN city Of New York. Wednesday. the 18th day OF
December. ls9i from II TO | p.
HUBERT ellis. Secretary
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BALTIMORE. Nov Is 1894.
V'IIE COUPONS due December |. 1894. on the
L baltimore and Ohio Terminal r. r. Co. lst mort
gage a. per Gold Bonds Will ho paid NJ the bank
ing hous. OBJ M-ssrs. BROWN BROTHERS & co, %
Wall ST. Nev-York. W. II. IJANS. Treasurer.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY,
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
ON AND AFTER NOV. IS 1894
40 foot ~ 7 fbars..

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
ON AND AFTER NOV. Is 1894
Trains ,eave station foot Of Liberty-st
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
80 slS zip I g Ess's a.4 A. NJ S 40 s3
ao SH71 81 10 "a asonS H. oo 5sc 500 aund
Fsr Wilkesbarle. Pittston and Scran99 oio n.
'; For ' Rsad tsO a, % 500 slo 1900 TO-
lso .SS S YsS 7s g .o Zoo li' night So, sSs
'f for H f,H at 80 500 $40 T. NJ lilo 10 80
800 5:i5 P n. i2.i5 night sundays 100. $50 "a
For sunb 'S SI@alsburg and wnamspor at 40 s
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points sog,h Poin.
e., s 3 .a 70 Bank ~ 81, NJ saaSys RI
eep 6ce s Grove and Asbuy Parb 900 A. NJ zoo pW
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4:so Sis A. NJ. Las. $40 4io P.
ns fSt r 4sS sIs H. a ias 40 A ans m
s ssp1n ssas S snf i Hs 10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
FS, PhlsasPh WEEK rs % 20 500 Rs sss ps sS
car 5c 500 tbinns ca5 eco; 40, ~ P. y; isii
s 90 DINING sSn.a Car. SO So s 2 H. rs. ' nn s'F NJ @
ToT aTd Yes so 800 SoeS Sp sny S cS
P n .is;i5 Ssh, SUNDAYS. so9 i,ao , 1I..ns Can
r M .a ana 'SG ains S a SO b ZAP
2ei. SIS a. I4o 1923 nroaaTayy 737 sth.aye g E.t
lunbus Az NewYork; Court ST. $50 Fulton s.. Boot
lvn: Broadway. Williamsburg. The New ork Transfer
Company will call FOR and check baggage from hoel
residence to destination
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTLRN r. H.
stations in New-YOrl< foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT.
Dirct route NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAh
THE ORANGES. summit Bcrnardsylle. Baskins
Ridge. Madison Moristown Passaic Paterson BOOB
P Ss 3:ys H ssnsGsa soR aoSIA
Warrington, PHILLIPsBURG. EAsToS. WATER
GAP STRoUDsBURG. Pocono Mountains IS, scR Ran
TON PfTTSTON. WILKESBARRE. NANTl,oKs.
nANyLLE H., M sI slS
RiCHFIELr SPRINGS: Cortland SYRACclsS sES,s os'
sATH pAssyfiLE. BurFALo md ali pOinis WET
72o A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at priadpd
900 A. M-BrFFALo. SCRANTON. RINGnSyfroS,
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars Coz.
nee, at Buffalo with train Tor Chicago. arriving I'D
n. m. morning .....-o,, 49,, =, ,rp.
90 p M-sCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE and PLFN
oUTH EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars H., r,,-...
FOR SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON EIMlRA BuF:
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Conn.cts ~
Buffalo with tain To- Chicago. arriving al ''So p III
300 r NJ Daily BUFFALO SCRANTON, BINGHA,M:'
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
rI PcIxilFmTrsS ,VD PrfFMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a, y
Mlrray-si and 429 broadway Tickets at ferry siaena
Ts5 ard Gao Roadway 80 West i25ihst. 235 CourSis
ave New-York 33s and 726 Fultonst and - BroaiNay
Brooklyn. Time I-bes. giving full inioimat"h a. d"
s'v WrsTCorr EXPRESS COMPANY will call ,or and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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Oipioeno Notices
DTRSI'ANT TO ORDERS OF THE UNITED

DTRSTANT TO ORDERS OF THE UNITED
i States Circuit Cour, for the Eastern District OF
Missouri. the undersigned Will. on and after December
their Office. In the Equitable Building. I'D
broadway. New York. pay the following named coupons
upon surrender ther eof.
SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY co. GENERAL MORT
GAGE AID g BONDS
COUPONS DUE OCTOBER !. 1894. FROM FORT
SMITH y VAN BUREN BRIDGE 60. FIRST MORT
GAGE 6. BONDS.
ALDACE +. WALKER.
JOHN J McCooK Receivers
JOSEPH c. WILSON,
Nov &c 1884,
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Nov. 81. t:30 .. m.-conso.s. 1924 for both
money and the account; York. Pennsylyana and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
yoNns-ruE FEDERAL TREASURY

Government bonds sold: Slo'oco o. oo" a.
Quotations changed slightly. ana were do
at the close:
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
Thursday Feb. I.

Application has been made for a re-
ceiver for the Colorado Midland.
Mgr. O'Connell is now mentioned as
the probable successor of Ablegate Sa-
tolh.
Martin Phenn, an old soldier, COM
mitted suicide at Amigo, Wis, by shoot
ing himself
A notorious anarchist named Merlino
has been arrested in Naples after des-
perate struggle.
The execution of Valiant, the French
anarchist, has been postponed. pending
an appeal to President Carnot for par
don.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed
Joseph Schwarz superintendent OF con-
struction of the public building at Sioux
Falls, S. d.
Dr.. Ernest Hart of England declares
that cholera will become extinct within
30 years because of the rapid advance
CT sanitary science.
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
WORK OF CONGRESS,
1uesday, Jan. so.

After another lopg colloQuy between
Senators Gray and Chandler the Republi'
cans consented that general debate on the
federal elections bill should close next
Tuesday at 4 p IN. After that hour amend
ments may Represented and passed upon
but the final vote must be taken bef0re
adjournment of the senate on that day.
The bond question came up again dur:
ing the day, and, after long debate, went
over by unanimous consent The sigpt9s
can't feature of the discussion was the arnl
sCand taken by Senator Sherman in favor
OF the authority of Secretary Carlisle 70
issue the bonds
The debate on the income tax amend
ment waxed warm in the house. Several
leading Democrats opposed 1t in speeches,
but it remained for Bourke Cochran, the
great Tammany orator, to eclipse, with his
eloquence against the measure, all the
speeches he has ever made in congress.
Mr. Bryan of Nebraska closed the debate
for the day in defense of the income tax,
and he, too, made an eloquent speech
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
MR.. CHTLDs IS DEAD. NEWS OF THE WEEK
Wednesday, Jan. 81.

James D. Houston, one of the Demo-
cratic leaders of Louisiana, is dead.
DR., August Hirsch, the celebrated
German physician and pathologist, is
dead.
One thousand Chicago saloons have
gone out of business during the last
three months owing to financial depres-
sion.
The patent on the famous electric
telephone invention of Professor Alex
ander Graham Bell of Boston has ex-
pired.
The net earnings of the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy for 1898 were
$3,S94, 293.90, compared with 81, ,472, ,504
in 1892.
Fred j. " Skiff, chief of the depart
ment of mines and mining at the worlds
fair, has been selected as permanent di-
rector in chief of the Columbian mu-
scum at salary of So, 900 year.
Congressman Cobb of Missouri has in
troduced bill for the appointment of
an additional judge for the Eighth ju-
dicial circuit. This may be a place for
Judge Lochren in case the bill passes.
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
Friday. Feb. 2.

The debate on the Hawaiian matter oc-
cupied the house during the day under a
special order which will bring 1t to vote
next Monday at o'clock.
In the senate, after an hours debate
early in the session the resolution of Sena-
tor PETER was adopted calling upon the
secretary of the treasury for the names of
the persons and corporations bidding for
United States bonds and the amount of
bids and the rate of interest. The original
resolution of senator Stewart denying the
authority of he secretary of the treasur.
to issue bonds at this time was then taken
up and consumed the remainder of the
day.
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
EmnInyos VIII Not Accept.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 31.-A special to
The Times from Cheyenne, Wy, says a
union meeting Of railroad men is being
held there at which over 800 men are
present The meeting is held with closed
doors, but from what can be learned,
the men have voted not to submit to the
schedule as proposed by the Union Pa
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
Discovered IRON Ore.

BRULE, Wis, Feb. 5.-Vaiuable de
posits of iron ore have been found five
miles north of this place. Prospectors
have been at work on the quiet for the
past month, and have ound the very
best quality of ore. There seems to be
no limit to the quantity.
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
AI.etter from Willis.

WASHINGTON, FeD. o.-The president
has Transmitted to CO -re-s the dispatc h
received from Ministel Wits last Sat
urday. The letter Of President Dole is
not included for lack of time to tran
scribe it after Mr. Willis re, rived it.
The letter contains nothing of i'm
portance Beyond the information that
the letter Of Mr.. Dole would be sent by
next steamer
Morris tribune., 1894-02-07
THE PHILADELPHIA PHILANTHROPY
lST GONE TO HIS REWARD.

He Commenced Sinking Friday Evening
and Died at SOL a. m. Saturday His
Last Illness and Cause of Death-The
Funeral Arrangements.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-George w.
Childs' illness ended in his death at 3:01
a. m. AT midnight his physicians is
sued bulletin stating that his respira-
ton, which became embarrassed at 10
p. m, was steadily growing worse; that
his pulse was tagging, and his condition
was beyond hope. After midnight the
patient sank rapidly and it soon became
certain that the end was very near. At
the bedside where the beloved journalist
and philanthropist passed away We're