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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23
March 5, 1894.

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES -Ofhee Of
the State Hospital for Injured Persons Of
the Anthracite Coal Region OF PennsylYania,
Fountain springs Pa.
Sealed and mark ed proposals for supplies
for the State Hospital ior Injured Persons Of
the Anthracite Coal RegioI OF Pennsylvania,
viii be received by the Board OF Trustees mp to
and Including the l4th day Of a pril, 1884, for
furnishing bread meats grocer les, drugs, mus
Inns, fruits vegf tables ice fe' d, coal, etc. for
the year ending May 3lst, 1895.
The Board of Trustees reserve the ripht 10
reject any or all bids. A schedule OF the arti-
clt and probh BILE amount Of each required will
be furnished on application Address,
j. O. BIDDLE, Nj. D., Bupt,
3|2l-lSt Fountain Springs, Pa.
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A Orunl EIonor SAINT LIN.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Judge Fitzger-
aid sentenced Berthold Pepper, an usher
at the Academy of Music, to two and a
half years in Sing Sing prison. Pepper
eloped with Lille H. Halleck and, know
ing her to be the wife of Charles H. Hal
leck, went through the form of marriage.
He got all the money that the woman
stole from her husband, a Long Island
farmer, and then deserted her in Chicago.
She committed suicide as soon as she
found herself deserted.
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Rnrt sentenced tn nonth.

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, March 23,-The death
sentence was imposed by Judge Yerkes
upon Wallace Burt, the half breed muir
derer of Samuel M. and Lena Rightly.
When asked by the court whether he had
anything to say why the sentence of
death should not be passed upon him
Burt exclaimed between loud sobs ooh,
I'm sorryn Then he broke down com
pletely, and his walls were the only
sounds heard in the crowded court room.
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A Girl Charged with Double Murder.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 29,-Later de-
velopments in the death last Friday of
Mrs. Rosa Brown and her son George are
most sensational. Mrs. Brown had en-
ployed domestic named Frances Molon-
osl1y, but discharged her. At the inquest
druggist identified Frances as having
called at his store last Friday to purchase
strychnine. Detectives have secured ad-
ditional evidence, and the girl is now CON
fined in the county Jail charged with the
double murder.
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Congressman wilson Very weak.

SAN AEToSIo, Tex, March 28.-Con-
gresham w. l.. Wilson arrived here yes
terday from Mexico He left Guadala-
jara last Monday morning in his private
car and travelled by easy stages. Mr.. VIII
son is very much emaciated and it was
only with great effort on his part and as
sisted by other members of the perty chat
he was able to reach the carriage in wait
ing to convey him to his hotel His face
is colorless, and he speaks in an almost in
audible tone of voice. lie will remain in
Texas until fully recovered.
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Bomb in Annther Church.

PARIS March pa dispatch from Gre
noble says that bomb was exploded We'd
nesday afternoon in the Church of Galleu,
near Grenoble. The bomb was placed
against a screen inside the main entrance
of the church and exploded at about 4
o'clock, as the congregation was leaving
the building after an Easter service The
explosion injured twenty persons, three of
whom may die from their injuries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

CAMDEN N. j., March 29-The Demo-
Gratis yesterday surrendered the police
force to the Republicans and Mayor Wes-
colt. This was done as the result of the
decision of the supreme court in the senate
case. The chief of police, two lieutenants
and four officers at once handed in their
designations. The police commission at
once adjourned sine die, and Mayor Wes-
colt set about to appoint sixty policemen.
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A Little Boys sad Death.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 29-While the
body of Ambrose e. Seigfried, who died
on Wednesday, was awaiting burial in
his home in Catasauqua, his son Harry,
one Of twins, about 3 years of age, while
wandering about the house got hold of a
bottle of carbolic acid used as a disiufect-
ant, and swallowed a large dose of it.
Despite all efforts to save his life the child
died about an hour later.
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JUSTICE NEWTON PLEADS GUILTY
He Gets Nine Months imprisonment.
| Constable JRmleaon Convicted.

ne oeta Nine Months Imprisonment'
Constable Jamleson Convicted.
BROOKLYN, March 2s-Richard " b.
Newton the former Gravesend police jus
tice, pleaded guilty to the Indictment
charging him with conspiracy in the cleo
tion frauds in Gravesend, and threw him
self upon the mercy of the court He was
then sentenced to nine months in the pen
itentiary and a fine of $500
Newton's plea il, with the possible ex-
ception Of the MoKane trial, the greatest
victory which the prosecution in the
Gravesend frauds has yet won. 1t came
entirely unexpectedly to his fellow towns
men, and until the last two or three days
ii had never been surmised by the prose
cution itself The plea throws the Graves
end camp into CONSERVATION. One Of the
most powerful inhabitants has now given
up the fight, and the others do not sec how
they can hope to fight their indictments
on trial successfully.
Judge Brown in sentencing Newton
seid: IF tried you could have been sen.
fenced as an extreme penalty to three
years in the penitentiary and a fine Of $500
l must, OF course, consider the trouble
and expense which you have saved the
county by your plea Of guilty"
He will spend thirty days in jail before
going to the penitentiary, unless Judge
Brown RENTS thirty days when the court
again sits on Monday next
A verdict of guilty of perjury, with d
strong recommendation to mercy, wa'
| rendered by the jury in the case of Andrew
Scott Jameson, the Gravesend constable
whose offense was committed in connec
tion with the recent election frauds. Th,
| prisoner was remanded to the care of th
sheriff until Monday, when he will be sen
fenced by Judge Brown.
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Confusion Of Inv.

"Turn to the right, as the law directs, is
a simple rule to remember, but if it were
followed out it would obviate all the JOS
things and elbowngs that make a crowded
thoroughfare SO disagreeable Another rule
Is apt to conflict in n puzzling way with
this one, and that is the unwritten edict
that gives Il woman the inside of the walk
Confusion heJv cen the two makes bad
business of the matter. - Philadelphia
Draeg
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Donald (after the balD-May l cali on
you occasionally, Miss Lesterp We seem
as old friends. Have not seen you some
where befOreY
Miss Lester (euttingly)-Ye you saw me
hanging onto the strap in the car one day
last week while you were sitting down.
Vogue.
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Louls Kos.uth,s FuneraI.

TURIN, March 28.-The body of Louis
Kossuth was taken under escort to Buda
Pesth today. The funeral viii take place
in the Hungarian capital on Tuesday next,
1t is understood that the body will be
taken to Hungary by the way of Venice
and Fiume in order to avoid its passage
over Austrian soil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23
A Voice From Florida.

DR.. W. f. Byuum, Live Oar, Florida, says
Red Flag Oil is one of the most successful
pain cures We sell. It's an untailing remedy
for RheumatlRm, Neuralgia and SpIains.
Red Flag Oil costs 25 cents Sold AT z. p. d
Kirlin's drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

A bad cough or cold calls for a good remedy
the cure for It. For Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe and Consumption, g perfect and
yield to It's healing properties. Costs IS cents.
Pan-Tina is sold at r. p. d. Klrln's drus
store
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Intereatinr senrch.

Western Maid--They tell me there are
ever so many more women than men in
Massachusetts,. The chances for getting a
husband in your state must be rather slim.
Bay State Girl-Yes. But then the pau
city of men makes the search after a
husband exceedingly interesting. Boston
Transcript.
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A LONG FELT WANT.
ParIOr Cars on sobuylkiIi Division Of
Pennsylvania Railroad.

PennNylvania Railroad,
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
announces that beginning Thursday,
March 22d, parlor cars will be placed in
service on the Schuylkill division between
Philadelphia and Pottsville, on express
trains leaving Philadelphia at S.35 a. M
and 410 p. m, and Pottsville at 6.55 a. m
and $50 p. m. weekdays. Seat checks
can be purchased in advance from Ticket
Agents at S3S Chestnut street, 134S Chest
nut street, and Broad street station,
Philadelphia, and Pottsville.
The establishment of this parlor-ca1
service is all that was needed to bring the
present excellent schedule of express
trains on the Schuylkill Division to per.
fection. CT
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Rcfn.nI to Ertend Judee,s Term.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 23.-The senate,
by vote Of II to 12, refused to extend the
term of Judge John p. Vinson, of Mont
gomery, as associate justice of the Sixth
judicial circuit, Judge Vinson is a Re
publican.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

When she was a Child, she cried for CastorhA
When abe became Miss, she chung 70 CestoStsl,
17hsn she bad Children. she gave them CAEsgEls
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

ESTATE OF JOHN SOBOLOSKY, De.
II ceased. Letters OF administrator on ne
estate Of John Soboosky, late of the borough
OF Shenandoah, schuyllsill county, Pennsyl.
XanlS deceased, have been granted to Walter
w Hynkiewicz, residing in said borough, TO
whom all persons indebted to saio estate are
requested 10 make payment and thoso having
CT ms or DC II ards viii make known the same
without delay or TO the fdministTatof's attor.
ney, j, h. Coyle, Shenandoah, Pa.
WALTER W. RYEKIEWICZ.
Administrator.
March 5, 1894 8.5-6t oaw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

When seeking a neat and well conducted
cafe, 20 to Burchills, corner Main and
Coal streets. Polite and prompt atten
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

For the best photographs go to Won
ders, southeast corner Market and Centre
streets, POttsville.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

John A. Reilly's is the place to get the
purest wines and liquors, best beer and
ales and finest brands of cigars.
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THIRD EDITION
PARK PLACE.

Mrs Rafter visited friends in Mahanoy
City this week.
Mrs. Williams was in Mahanoy City on
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Maher, of Mahanoy City, is
visiting friends here
II. j. Broderck was the guest Of p 7.
Campbell the first part Of this week.
Mrs. Kate Snyder visited friends in
Delano
Miss Annie Condron, of Delano, was the
guest of her brother here
Miss Mary McGlynn has returned from
Ha2leton.
Miss Katie Dowlau has returned after
pleasant visit to friends at Audenreid.
A destitute person of this place was
taken to Schuylhll Haven to-day.
Mrs Ball was in Shenandoah on Mon
day last
Thomas Glover was an afternoon visitor
TO Mahanoy City yesterday.
0. n. Miller was guest Of j. n. Nc
Avoy on Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs Charles e. Butler were in
Mahanoy City last evening.
p. r. Curley, of Centralia, visited
friends at this place.
We have postponed our journey to the
moon for the present, as a few doses OF
DIR. CoXe's Wild Cherry and Seneka has
entirely cured our cough.
Buy keystone -four BE sure that the
name LEssIG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, Il
printed on every sack. 3-3-3taw
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Buy keystone -four. BE sure that the
name LEssIG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, Is
printed on every sack. 3-3-3taw
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pOYS WAETED,-Twenty- five more boys
ID wanted TO carry the EVENING HERALD.
Apply at once at this office.
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Go and See II.
Keagey, the photographer, has a great
$500 bargain. Go and see it.
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We have postponed our journey to the
moon for the present, rs a few doses of
DR.. Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka has
entirely cured our cough
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-23

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.-Fieht
IL lots 3h story house with 21s story kitchen,
large shed, two good wells and stream of water
running through the property; nice bearing
fruit trees; lots in good state of cultivation;
known formerly as Park Hotel. Suitable for
any kind Of business. For further particulars
write or call on
l-2O-3m Brandonyille. Sch, ~. pa
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EOR SALE Che0p.-A good tent, suitable for
II fishing parties. Apply at Reese's Auction
and Commission House, West Centre street II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INANTED.-A chambermaid. Apply a, this
w office
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EOR RENT-1he most comfortable lodge
II room in lown. Furnished with boGy
BrusS els carpet and silk plush furniture
Room known rs Schmidt's Hall, 1l6 and ll8
North Main street Day for rent Saturday.
Apply to Max Schmidt. 3g.tf'
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Anttion Sales, financial.

DIN T. ROYD Auctioncer. will FELL At public auction
No 30 Liberty Street. the Real Estate and Auc-
Rooms. Cliy Of NeW-Iork. Tuesday the
oath day Of July. 1924. at IL 30 m for accoun, u
whom II 81 so FIRST mortgage q per cent
gold bonds ~ the Washington ard Chesapeake Reach
Railway Company. and at the time and place. the
following with the bonds accompanying the same
viz:
% Note Of r. ". Tyrcr and John c. Slater. dated
April IAN is0l for 500 200 pnynhe DAYS after date
p, Note Of j. W. Coffin dated April i7th lsD4. for
Sic payable before 10Th. 1924
~ Note Of en- D. Maxwell dated April 18Th. 1924.
for $1oOp payable ~ days after date.
a. Note Of G. A. Maxwell. dated April 18th. 1894, for
$40 600 payable sixty davs after date.
90 Note Washington DanerhoWe- dated April 18th.
1894. for slo.WDO. payable sixty DAVIS after date.
90, Note Of \. II. MattOy. dated May 18th 1884, for
$1,000. payable thirty days after date
Each u the above hears interest at six cent
ito date. is made pavahl, 10 the Washington and
Chesapeake Beach Railway Comnani Is endorsed bv the
said Company blank and s secured by the pledge Of
Washington and Chesapeake Reach Railway Company
mortgage per gold bonds. Tn" note ~ \. H.
Mattox is likewise endorsed by H. g. Spe"r. In blank.
Further particulars he had from tho auc,ioncer
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NEW-YOIlK July 7. 1894
To the Holders OF
REORGANIZATION Certificates Receipts
for Common stock OF the RICHMOND a
WEST POINT TERMINAL HALLWAY a
WAREHOUSE COMPANY. under nErecmr {
md plan Of reorganization of said Conn
pnny and Subordinate Companies dated
May 1. IsO3i amended February 20.
1904.
Pursuant 70 the pro, - sah and plan
A payment q TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
so S0 PER SHARE neing the balance - the
on Common Stock u NE RICHMOND WEST POlST
TERMINAL RAILWAY & WAREHOUSE COMPANY Is
hereby called and l. payable ut the once u DKEAEi
MORGAN a co. % Wall Street Ne~-iork before
July - 1894
holders % Reorganization certificates or receipts for
ouch nptin- IA" amount due under this
call on or before the mentioned Their certificates
receipts M ST be- presented at time u payment 10 that
such payment may DE ind lrscd thereon.
&. II. COSTEH.
GEORGE sIIERNtN. Committee.
ANTHONY }. TIOMAS.)
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1r[RMW ROATSa

II uDsoN AND cOXsAcKlE BOATS leave every week
day at +. NJ from Pier IS foot Z West 18th ST..
tonnect1g with Boston ard Albany r. II.
y ATSkILL MOUNTAINs.-steauers KAATERSKILL
Y era CATSkILL rave every weekday N I. NJ from
4 West ii;h-st.. correcting wiki Catskl
NJ urtain aLt tiIro r. Il and the new Ots Eeyatins
Railway tie .nilit. Directory II Summer hotels
al boarding houses mailed free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

NEW YORK. July 7. 1894
To the Holders of
REORGANIZATION Certificates or Receipts
for First Prcferrrd Second Preferred. ana
Common stock of the EAST TENNEsSt'E.
VIRGINIA a GEORGIA RAILWAY CONF
pANN, under agreement and plum OF rcor-
cnniznt ioI Of the Hichmond ~ Wc"t foiht
TcrrsInnI Railway md Warehouse COM
pnny mud Its su bOrdtnntr companies, ohtcu
May l. 1893, ~ amended Feb. 20. ISot.
Pursuant 10 the rov.si,ns said agreement ard plan
n payment Il
10 cents per shnrc on FIRST Preferred Stock
81 80 per share or second Preferred STICK.
81 ~ per share O Common stock.
being assessment stock ~ the EAST
TENNESSEE VIRGINIA & GEORGIA RAILWAY COM
PANY Is hereby called and H. payable Il tho Office Of
DREXEf. MORGAN & CO.. % Wall street New orh on
or before July 81 1904
All HOLDER reorganization certificates or receipts Tor
my % such notified the amount duo under
thi call on or beor. the date mentioned Their c''tH-
Gates or receipts L, presented at time OF payment
No that such payment may be Endorsed thereon
C.. II. COSTEV
GEORGE SHERMAN, : Committee.
ANTHONY J. THOMAS.
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Total - co.'s. s5lsoo53 s3coGsii Dec ~ SO 239 80
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET

Speculation in stocks and railway securities
remains at a complete standstill. Uncertainty
about tariff and financial legislation Is the rea-
son, and the only one for the utter stagnation.
Excepting Sugar Refining and Distilling and
Cattle Feeding there was no stock In which the
transactions in the week reached 100000 shares.
In these stocks the movement OF prices
exceedingly erratic and apparently was dictated
by news from Washington. After frequent
fluctuations covering 312 per cent Sugar Refining
closed relatively strong at an advance Of ~ per
cent. and Distilling and Cattle Feeding after a
partial recovery with loss Of 3% per cent.
Chicago Gas finally lost per cent. but ii was
not specially active.
The financial situation is far from being clear
and the outcome may not be easily f0reshadowed.
Gold is going to Europe and in a small way 10
Canada simply because rates for money and eX-
change fully Justify the shipments. WIFI the
country the movement Of the precious metal
cannot reasonably be explained excepting on the
theory Of European distrusi Of the nnanciai
policy of this country. slight advance in the
rates Of money at London and al continentai
points was sufficient ~ draw goid from the
Treasury. although ordinarily al this season
Of the year an import movement is expected
The gold balance in the Federal Treasury has
fallen To the lowest point since the resumption
Of specie payments in 1879. and oihcers ot me
Treasury ana the National Legislature are TAX
ing m steps toward replenishlnS the STOCK IN
the Treasury vaults An issue Of bonds at low
rate of interest seems TO be absolutely hrNl'apIe
and we. the Secretary OF the treasury dispiaES
weakness and perhaps incompetcncy 49,,
An unpleasant incident In the week mas peer,
of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Ralroad:
They have been accompanied by liberal saes OF
the stock and bonds Of the company Tor EURO
,ao- a,.,un, \ not improbable result may be
a modification OF the proposed plan OF reorganl-
cation 40 plan be successful when me
committee IS deceived about the earning 'aPa'"S
of the corporation
Following Is the usual table. giving the nuhper
of shares sold Of all stocks. the highest, IoweS'
and anal prices Of the week. together with the
Gnal pr!ces Of A week ago. preiXed by the aver
age prices Of July %. 1898:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

me bank exchanges Of the NewYOrlS Clearing
S Fuse and the stocks sold at the New-York stock
-ssnange last week and for the same week OF the
r'eedlng two years compare as follows:
D.. July o. 90 July 90 'a3 July 81. "a.
r. nsnges ..... $50 si.9 rs sfIs7f ~
~ shares sold ..... 724 $50 1880 js2 GJ7 222
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

na anere was no change in rates in the local
ehamey markets. Call loans at the Stock EX-
ho,s continued 10 rule al per cent, and for
no,a ueihand and time loans rates were almost
rna aai There was possibly less supply Of time
Mn out the demand was extremely light
in La from mercantile and speculative sources.
nn could be negotiated easily at from 212 -
m,rLo cent Tor all periods. In the European
N Es money was distinctly dearcr The Bank
dIscn'sahd made no change in It's official rate Of
yaroesnI, Dut In the open market money al
"a. rom ~ 10 q per cent, and at the close
ra,s. strong at the advance At Paris and Berlin
bosh were also shade higher at 10. per cent IN
on s, places Al all Continental points the price
Franc mug exchange was weak ruling A, 25.lG
10 ,hs 20 me sterling N Paris and 20 1917 marks
rhe sterling at Berlin.
but a. .ish exchanges were at times Irregular.
chanoon me whole strong without important
Of Sa,s On Wednesday the outward movement
sa,d ~ was resumed and the first shipment was
weel oe on a special order Exports for tho
excr.. however. amounted 10 g. 400 900 and the
Able r a. nrst made consequently was not ten
sLhere was nothing doing in fhe marker
Tor Inn out rates were firm at us7H6s4SsH
ana snort sterling bills respertlvsl,.
/. ~ RAILROAD EARNING,
thirty-s.rooun has printed the gross earnings OF
u spcorSSn railroad companies or systems for
II na week In July OF the number. six
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Gbe Curt.
STEAMBOATS,.
DAY LINE STEAMERS

DAY LINE y EA1lAI.S
.e1r,v.yoRr,' or ALBANY"
paiy except sundays. -.
Leave IrcoE,vn. Fui.on-st.. (by Annc-)......S n Il
.ScW-Ylr< DcsLross.s-st Per ...-......o'io
hew-YorS West .2i-st Pir...............s
FIR ALBANY landing Yonke-s West Point. .'eE'
LG.sA. P,lghkscIs. kaiuef eek. r's-i .i.- Hll'''"
I,.lf:..L ..a.g Albany ~ s.2o \. II.
CONNECTIONS.
WEST POINT. NEWBUR,;H All pOvGHKEEPsin.
VIA a..- Day B.at =,
PIlINEfgE X coy ferry. with Ulster AID Del H. l.
- resorts = tne caisN.i,s. -. :, q,
CATSfILi. - special trains o. the taist NJ y IL
an. Ors rl.sating Railway ~.
Bottom aad the East: Montreal arl the N3rtA Ltl
vita spe-isi ilains to orl from sARATcGA
Th- New YORK Transfer Company VIII CO.. tJr eaS
check hagrsge q =. hotels and resli-n-
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
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financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
SEcONn NOpTGAGE RONDS

Tho undersigned owning and representing Larry. num-
Der bords. have been appointed committee
20 protect the Interests. O, the said bDnIholders.
l. 81 the Importance - IA" second Mortgage
.niholdcrs that their he reprcscn.. by
miiicc wholly rom any aliauc" with junior
files nnd they earnestly requested t. dost their
bonds with tho NEW YORK SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY In exchange fof It's negotiable temporary
ceipis
THIS deems the es' interests n he
Second Mortgage Hondholdcrs deposit fhe'r holdings
with committee -epr's~ntins Junior securities and
quests take such actca without first confer
ring with the Undersigned
circular setting forth plan = the committee and
iorih,ers agreement be obtained nom sny Of the
uniersirn,J