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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE. CALL,
90 Potter building New York City. is provided with
Ales of California papers,. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Tertising rates and sample'copies furnished:
- /. MISCH. Manager. :
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GET a bottle of ANGosTURA BITTERs to flavor
your Soda and Lemonade and keep your digestive
organs In order.
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Boards may prescribe as to the county as
sessments, and undsr such rules of notica
as the State Board may prescribe as 10 the
action of the State Board, to increase or
lower the entire assessment roll. or any
assessment contained therein, 80 as to
eGualiZe the assessment of the property
contained in said assessment roll. and
make the assessment conform to the true
value in money of he property contained
in said roll; provided, that no Board of
Equalization shall raise any mortgage.
deed of trust. contract. or other Obligation
by which q debt is secured, money. or SOL
vent credits, above its face value. The
State Board of Equalization elected in
eighteen hundred and ninety-four shall
continue in Office until their successors, as
herein provided for, shall be elected and
shall qualify.
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.
Ii you are anticipating a journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. T.. K StateIer, general
agent, 638 Market street, s. F.
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THE MORNING CALL

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MORE than $4,000 people read the "PaciNc
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ers: largest legitimate circulation of any
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SACRAMENTO. August 4. 1894
WHEREAS, The Legislature of the
w State OF California, at its thirtieth SEES
sion. beginning on the second day of
January, A. d. 1893, two-thirds Of all the
members elected to each of the houses of
said Legislature voting in favor thereof,
proposed the following-described amend
ments to the Constitution of the State of
California. to wit:
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fRICEs reduced at Johnsou's restaurant, 2S
montgomery st. Service and quality first Glass;
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THE CALL CALENDAR,

AreUsT, 1894.
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Up in Minnesota some Of the railroads, 1t is
asserted, are taking back strikers who Will sign
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Hugh n. Mott Of Richmond. Ind, is at the
New Western. Mr.. Mott is one of those un-
fortunate individuals who have at one time in
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Ii Hung Chang has received the newly
arrived troops at Tien Tsin without his yellow
JACKET There is nothing in this warm weather
like taking off your coat and getting down TO
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
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firlnnclnl.
REORGANIZATION OF THE
Richmond aud West Point Terminal
Railway and Warehouse Company.
AND IT'S SUBORDINATE COMPANIES.
INCLUDING THE
Richmond & DaHVil9 R. R. Co. & System,
East Tenn, Va. & Ga. R'VayCO. & System.

,7,,-s - moro than seven,y-Gve per cent. in amount
Of reorganization receipts or certificates LOT '''
cIaszee Of securities. VIZ: rw,v
AID WAREHOUSE COMPANY per CEN nonqS ,,v
RICHMOND AID DANvILLE RAILROAD OoNr''>'
xoRTmwrsrnnT NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY First Mortgage per cent .on'.' no,n
CLrTT, WI f.irs Mortcage pcr bonds.
OXFORD AND CLARKSvtI.E RAILROAD CoMr"Ni
First Mortgage per cont bones ,,ro.o
cHA A6MPE3 E C% M A Mortsass per cont bonds.
East TENNESSEE: VIRGINIA AMP 93io1e, Mort.
toge > Der cont, bonds
EAST TEHXEssEE xIEGNIA AR To G9Rp per cent;
tondr
r,sT Try,;rssrr. VIRGINIA. AND GEORGIA RAl,,
WAY COMPANY Genera, Mortgage PEI cent "'"
ho,lr,. oeeen,od 10 the plan as modified under 'Hu "'
February roth. 1904 notice Is hereby gwen 70 'o.''
Of reorganization receipts or certificates LOT SCI -,
above who have not yet signine1 their assent " ",
pl,n as 10 modified. present :h"ir receipts n Wv
~ prexel Morgan & CO.. 20 Wall street New i"'N' "
or before Monday. April 9th. 1894. at ! T. ~ III w.
tina, their assent he 7oted thereon. Inc 80"
- tho alloy, Issues represented by receipts or
-, vht,h tho holders shall not have assented ny uha'
date will be- SGT abide and returned to d'p's'o'S u'
surrender q the receipts or c'rtin"aes 'h''
thereafter admitted 70 the roorran fation' II 'u' "
,,o, ,,ch terms and conditions as the Committee may
determine. ,.,.- ..r,i
outstanding holders Of the following securities oas
for deposit under the plan as amended FEBRUARY O'"
1924. ...r..-v.
RICHMOND AHD nANv1LIE RAILROAD COMf"N'
Debenturc 6 per g nj. bonds
RICHMOND A. DANVILIE Receivers Certificates roy So
called Emergency Loan - ,, ,,c
co,,o,s f,r eirhi.er months from CHARLOTTE, CO;
ir;NEIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD NoMtA I
Second Noftgapc BONDS
ora likewise notified 20 deposit or before Ap
O 1891 Deposits after that date II accepted VIII DO
IN such terms and conditions the Committee may ce
- ..--o
c c. Of GoS sinRMAx COMMITTED.
ANTHONY J. THOMAS.
,.ryv- YORK March 2lst. t'9i
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financial Nleetlnes.

PEORIA. ILL, March II, 1881
NNIIE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SIOCh-
4 HOLDERS Of the DlsTILIING AND cATrlE FEED
ING COMPANY will be held at the office or the COMPANY
2D7 North jefferson Ave- Peoria. Illinois, on Wednesday
Aprll Is 1894. ut l. ". ,.--,.- Ill,
In acoric. with the bylaws. the transfer books VIII
be- closed ten days preyiou. to date above mentioned
ing SATURDAY, 3 p ~. AltH :, ieo'' remaining
'' w " ' r. j. HENNESSY Secretary.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OFFICE, or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
COMPANY.
NETWORK March Goth, ls9t
yT,IJC ANIMAL. MEETING of the stockholm
80 - ,t. pe,,vare and Hudson Canal Company viii
lie held NJ the office the ,omptny =
Nnv-Nork CITY on Tuesday tn" eth DAY OF NAY r'A''
Tor mo election OF and Tor other uu'less
Polls viii be opened At twelve ocloc" hooh' anu IT,
main open flr least one hour; - ,....., -, ~,
,r,lrosifn viii he submitted for an ncrease OF me
,niinI Sto, 10 thiry-nv" millions OF dollars ne ~
ceIs f. h. used I'm retiring tho bonds falling que oSo"
list iSa4 any balance remaining over 10 DC p'' i
tho conlpaly'a treasury.
\ full attendance rs requested 49,, 49,, o,o,o =,
husiness Fglr!av April 2Nih. 1894. until the morning
OF Wednesday May 9th.
l,y order OF the Board ~ Managers
T. NJ OIYPIANT. Secretary.
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-. 'NH !, ~
ROYAL BLUE Line
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. r.
Stations I'm New-YorlS foot of barclay ana
Christophcr Streets.
NESTIBJ LED TRAINS. PULLMAN CoAtHE'

\f.NAltl. BLOOMFIELD. MON LIN.
mn. ORANGES summit. Beruardssile B4sA.aS
he MtlsSn Morrstaga ras.aie Paterson B2 2So.
IN i,rer S,auhop-. BUDDS LAKE, LAKE ny
TNrGoNG Hackettstcvn sCHooLEY,s MOL NTAlNs;
ITashlngton PHIIlIPSBUi.G, EASrON. WAI.h
"HP. SrKoUDsBURf. roeono Mountains; sCRA AS
ToN. PITTsIO.,. W!LKEsBAERE NANTIG9NAG6.
DANyILLf: N0RTIlr MB&R;lA1sNn Mon,rose ,Tr IGs
KICHFIELD SPRINGS. C3rtiand 81 Rae S iESs,S "a
Gkim. NASHVILLE, brFFALo; AID. all pola"
NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. ..o>,
o.oo 4 NJ BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BNGHAMTOS.
WV I-qIcA and OSWi;iO EMPRESS. Pullman PaFlf
car Connects at Buffalo with train 70. Chicago ar
irving 30 m ~ Inorn,ls; O.. . ,..,,.i
stations -. ,,...~.,, ,,r>>, -, ~ ,upA
EMPRESS. Pullman Pa: cars. ,.. - ~, w.
A:iO T. NJ -SCltN\ION. WlLN-SfAEtsE ana FLi's
OUTH EXPRESS. Inllnar pa.ioE caTs ,.,,,,,,vss
40 p NJ tDau')-Rl FFA.O LIMITED ENPNssS
Pullman Sleep,rs. Arrives at : 10 a. M -.,,,,
a.Oo y NJ ODaly)-BU EFALO. SCRANTON, BIN ftiAs..'
TON UTICA IA OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman
Ti,..F,fsTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At y
Mirrat-sf and 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry atlons
~ ana 9ia Broa4Way 30 West l25thst 23 Co'.mosss
ave N,w-York 1913 Washn,t 0n-st.. ~ FH,ton.si ss
Is broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving fa. ia''''
nation an stat rs. go =, a., "a
check baggage from note! residence & des'naton
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financial elections.

~ OTICE is hereby given that the Annual
y Naorr or IN. stockholders % the NEWlORk
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD 'oMiANh;, tpr
3D., lc.in ~ Directors and othsr genera pur0cs VIII De
,nId ~, O o.cior "a M on "Wednesday May "a. 1891. nj
,hc Cornenv's principal office. IN cleveland. Ohio.
wv '"''"'' ' ALLYN cox Secretary.
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Adams Exp.
Alb & Sus.
Am Cot Oh.
do pref. ......
Am Dist Tel.
Amer Exp.
An T * Cab.
Am Tob pref. .
Relle & s Ill pr
Brunswick -.
Bur c u & NJ.
Cedar + g. II.
Chicago Gas.
C1ev g. Pitts. q.
col Coal Dew. .
Col Fuel & Iron
co pref.
Col & II Co..
Com Cable.
Con c (M0.
Consol Cas-.
d NJ & TT ID. .
do pref.
Dist & G Fdg. .
ID Il III CN "
Gen Elec......
Home Min.
Ifoust & T c.
Kan &. Mich.
Keo & ID NJ. .
do pref. -.
Lac G tSt -. .
do pref.......
Eahon c R'y. .
do pref. 800.
Man Beach,.
Nd Coal pref.
Mex Cent.
Mex Nat.......
MINI Iron 49,.
Nat Cordage.
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financial.
NETWORK AND LONDON. April a. lS'f
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
aAiLROAD G0MPaAY'S
Second Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
Funded Coupon Bonds of 1885,
and income Bonds.

referring to circulars Of January "a ana laol '
1897 We have to Inform you that there nave oee" -
rsitoi With us pursuan; the plan Of reorganization
therein FORTH
sp.. ECO oo0 Second Consolidated nuge.
bonds out Of an .H"'"''''o"
S3ttOOOO Funded Coupon Bonds OF lse'' 49, .oo
out Of an issue of.................'....'' %''"''
st32S:,: Income Bonds. ogt cf an issue ,
Of ........................ T'''
Tic now mortgage o,nemplaied in our o"'"."S -
been prepared mos. experienced legal a1'', 1
with the greatest care. both rs 70 It's lesaitie a' pro-
visions ard has been executed b. the Ne"-io'"' ''N
Erie end Western R3ilroad Company.
the bends secured thereby now being engraved 10
enable their delivery to depositoss
II will thus that what was proposed IN our
circulars is nearing 49, accomplishment and the fore
, .,,,,r, IL made in order that outstanding bond
,l1ars may be- under misrepresentation as 20 ''e biz
alton. ,,. ..
Desiring that they shah al have the fullest oP2or-
,r 10 avail themselves Of the plan u adjustment we
b,v. decided % continue receiving deposits OF TIC Do1"
until e.oh time as we are ready deliver the ne" Sc
curts.a, deserving ourselves. however ue 'isn' "
form, mate this offer II occasion shoulo require
W, ar. SIN Of the opinion that under the ordinary
condition Of commercial affairs. and win sn'api P'
vision for continuation requirements 'iuch as "'e III"
mortgage conompaies). the earnings ~ NE r'ie p''
CRY will he r,ore nan sufficient 20 meet its hSei '"H'
n. now aGjiscI in which the holders OF the no"
~. ,ri nav. security upon which they can d'9'i'i
In, u contrary TO expectations there should be any 90
fault in payment Of interest the bonds have ue D-'
OF mortgage under when foreclosure can De p''P'
secured AMI II the bonihol lars protected "" =
-, ,, thus lyia ng the e., ~ difficult ~ wlich
,i under the present Second Consolidated MoTtgase
Furthermore tho relations between the bonch'''e's
and the stockholders properly established by me nc"
MORTGAGE AMI under 1t the stockholders cannot again
corce the hoaeh)lers 20 make concessions "''o' ''
,rboldsrs themselves would been obliged 70 bear
II the Second Consolidated Mortgage had not contained
such unusual provisions
We should b. Glad to With bondholder who
/ t,,a o.lai
further Information.
DREXEI. MORGAN CO..,
EEW-YORk.
j. :. MORGAN ~ CO..
LONDON.
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCIN.
NATL ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST
PuiIMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Ieav. New-Yor;. foot Of Lbery-st. daily. CHICAGO.
80 r n 81 l3iis night , pITrS;n ,I Iso p NJ
weekdays, GOO p. NJ: sundays 7:3o p. NJ, WASHING;
Cl:O TX SUM. % 20 Dining Carr 600 i. NJ. SUNDAY.
7So, i?l5 night. An trains daily except, 400 p. NJ
NORFOLK. II so A. NJ, daily I 80 =. NJ. ES. Sun.
NEw-ORLEANS. $500 =. NJ, daily through sleeping car
via Washington and Shenandoah Valley route AZ trains
illuminated by Pintch Gas. Offices: iI2. 26 4l5 LAO
broadway 81 Fast iithst.. 400 Grand-st.. n. Y 344
OF "
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OFFICE OF THE
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
OF THE
COuSOIidntcd U0yfyaGe B0n0S
or THE
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.

MILLS BUILDING. NEW-YORK. Feb ~ 1921.
- ~. Holders ~ tho Consolidated Mortgage Bonds OK
tbe Northern Pacific II. r. Co:
TIL. undersigned Reorganization Committee having -"
c.ived RESPONSES from holders % majority OF u@
bonds 81 the aoye-n1mod ssu" have prepared ana a'p
the Agreement 81 Reorganization which has b'eh e'e
c,,A by .he Committee and certain of the Bpnin'l'''
md 70 row on aeposl, with the Mercantile Trds 'oHpan'
A., tl1ers u said bords therefore, requsel 70 us
nosl the same said Trust Company the D'pos''y
=, te Committee under said Agreement EnsTa'ei Ne'
nrotes o, Deposit will be issued against honts oep'e
~, tho Committee will Immediately take steps 20 nave
.b Certificate. listed on the NewYork stock Exchange
Holders depositing bonds become parties 20 INC He
rnert ns I, they in fact had signed the same
Comics Of the Agreement be had upon e3phoa'''n
90 the said Doposliary. the Meroah''' A'''> '"'
or 70 the Secretary OF tho Committee
EDWARD ID. ADAMS, Snh'r"""
JOHN &. DtLLTTr
LOIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES BAN1ER.
j. ID. PROBST.
JAMES >TiLLMAS.
ERNST THALMANN.
Committee.
. ,,,,cr.a co.-c,ory Mil. building New-York city.
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railroads.
pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF DssoroSr, anil Cortis1H slres
In Effect Eehrunry 10th, 1894.


Poo A. N FAST 4a I!alr FiSoupS
aGd aaa 'a Car, 'O Arrives chicago Ssy
a 3sd ~ M Tos sio' gs e
22 - NJ ccAG9 MMD s sai, to 10 81 Los oSs
ve ann S cfaso an" &rs @" Cincinnati A NJ 81
GAO s%9i r. ' g. Ms fnSs' s.sa.
aid pmny G9 70 c6Saso ard Ne nea day
7o = ~ = s6rfhwEsTS $, ISais
ATses c anS RnS sac w. iGiaHaoos oS p NJ
$50 81 ts1 fAcd :'fs2f Buffet f s.
Ga f Cai and cicy sd e TSI saturday
DALTInURE. WAsaINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
o.. $780, 1910 ,nted pians Oa "a a. Isl 81, LID
30 . al I ir Payf aHI p 5sSs
S4rsD - S5o 80 ;H N Gag aS &c Limited
al par9r ani lnns cars). ..So 'D''hS OA''' ''''
4,o i. cGaond and panyle s3Rgs; d ,s x
ngh, daly seers Ai4fta and s. AusiSiin aew,,
Fdr roE coMFoRT ana NoRFok Lh "a Th SaDs
Charles Route, A. NJ "eek-cays anu VIZ" -"''-sA
i sS , %4TgN4is 90 5A 81 tHS'as
Ef s o. oS n END +as s5 daily ~
ana ana Ha1a V 80 p H. aesisss Thursdays and sa'r'
FoeeaS snf " %s F Fs% S sa 81 *;
w WoT s22 3 H fl' Sop % weekdays with
For fAPE MAJ Apba NJ FIX ossan Grove
nieasant 9i2 A. NJ iGs9 n Si5 a. ~ 5I5
DO not STOP AZ Asbury PARK and Ocean Grove on
FOR PuIL.DELPHIA. ,,.,
t.xpres5 62O 40 = cDU. ., go ~ Penn htni,eu'
IL in, II A NJ l2iO (tlorida Special, l23O. 40
= 40 D. G T. 7:iO 5 $50 T. n, y - nisaI Saa,
da,s Express CID 30 .. $50 30 Limited lU'0
a. H. : T. 40 "a ~ zoe SO "a ~ lIS ,d nsa
Asor House !3i East 10Th Street aga I9'' p, ;es
irIss.s and Cor,landt Stress Court street ~ rl'
,5r Street o. broadway and BIookyn Annex station
loot of Fulton ss,et Brooklyn: station jersey ~.
.-e--Yor< Transfer company VIII call Tor ali checa
tara ge from hotels and residences through 70 e,na''n
: ". PROVOST }. - ". T.,
General Manager beheIfl 80 fNsen-
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THE NETWORK. CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
rNHE TRANSFER BOOKS or THIS company
I will BE- closed NJ o'clock p on Monday April
the Annual Meeting of the stock
holders to lie hold May ID. and Will be reopen,d on
Thursday. My 3D. lsoi. . -. .
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday April Z-p. Ill
A general expectation that a reaction was due
in the stock market was responsible for lower
prices to-day 1t was significant that activity
diminished on the declines. In no instance was a
selling pressure conspicuous and the net losses
Of the day in few exceeded per cent.
The absence Of London support was evident AT
the start and in fact foreign houses, In small
way We'd with the professional element in profit
taking The international stocks however,
showed no important weakness. The most active
member Of the list-Chicago. Milwaukee and
St. Paul-scOred a ret loss Of only y per cent,
but Atchison was more freely pressed for sale
at a net decline Of z per cent Louisville and
Nashville had to face a February statement OF
net earnings which was not favorable, but It's
final decline did not reach full point. The
market presented some curious features. however.
which had no relation to general conditions.
Western Union Telegraph is down over per cent
and closed at the lowest price Of the day. but
the transactions were less than in another proml-
nent Gould stock Missouri Pacifc-Which sold
from 2SAQ2Sk to 29RQ29A. The industrial group
almost obscure and the only noteworthy
change in Chicago Gas. which lost rs per
cent This stock IS alike out Of the pale or
specific tariff legislation and foreign speculation
but the decision of the AttorneyGeneral Of Illinois
in the petition for quo warranto' proceedings
supplies the necessary speculative uncertainty
Should he on foot these proceedings the status
OF the Chicago Gas Companies would be subject 10
considerations in court which the friends or the
combination profess their Willingness 10 meet
while a dismissal OF the petition might be the
elimination OF al adverse Stock Exchange specu-
latOn.
Measured by the extent Of popular expectation
the reaction in tO-days market may be considered
trivial. But when the professional nature of the
speculation Is weighed. it would be unwise 10
| place limit upon the movement. so much mas
| been haZaried upon the recent revival or Euro
pean interest In American speculation that the
! attitude OF foreign operators may furnish the
| cue for the next turn IN prices. The market is
! $50 lie md he
| cussion in the Senate az Washington may not
| offset the influence Of the growing confidence in
| the National currency. The closing was dull. but
values were little above the lowest figures of the
! day.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no dealings in Government bonds
! at the Stock Exchange. but the market was
strong Final quotations were as follows:
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IN State bonds the only feature practically was
the heavy transactions in Virginia Gs deferred
trust receipts, which rose from 10 SO. The
unusual transactions were suggestive OF methods
to excite speculation. City bank stocks were en-
trey neglected.
The general bond market was nearly as active
MS II was al the height of last weeks specua-
lions the recorded transactions amounting TO
81 37S 900 par value. The trading In Texas Pa
cifc seconds income was on an enormous scale,
with a net advance of the fraction 10 25s,. while
irsts were trine lower at s4h on moderate
sales Another feature was Oregon Short Line IS,
which gained | per cent at 9lfi. coh'liurI
steady demand advanced Richmond Terminal
es /, per cent to 50 and the IS q per cent -
az Chicago and Northern Pacific frsts were IN
demand at a rise Of 2 per cent TO 4t2. put
Northern Pacific issues were easier. An excep-
tional demand fer ST. Joseph and Grand Island
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\, Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. l.

Trains leave foot OF West 42d-st follows 10 H'"'"
earlier from Fl lnkln-st: -. ,,.,r yal0
$50 A. N la4.ly except sunday FOR Walsh I sery.
r. H. stations Middleown. Ele2yile. FaspIts rxich
Carbondlle. Scranton Walton. pcihl Sidney w.
Ctica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton OsMego. - ,,x,,ss, TO-
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Han; ssurG
town l.,nyille. Mountain Dale, CsntfeNlIs 70 Liz
Huricyvillc liberty Fails. Liberty PaT%sV1'e' anu
inpson Manor. -.,..t,,. I,,isbufk
~ H. NJ daily Midd,eown. Summity.lie isinsy,
Liberty. Livingston Manor. KocAiahl W aI:s Detroit
Norwich OnelGa, Fulton. OsweSo. Niagara F-"S -
chicago $780,, -. y, Rraadwat
i'0" ~ J. c. ANDERSON. c. r. Nh
IS Beaver-st.. New-io.-s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-01
1T WARNER HALL TONIGHT.
For the Benefit of the City Missionary As
 socintion.

For the Benefit of the City Missionary As sociation. The entertainment under the direction of Mrs. E. l.. Nettleton. for the benefit of the City Missionary association of New Haven will be given at Warner hall this Monday evening, October l. at | 8 o'clock.
 The characters represented in gypsy pantomines are as follows:
 Shepherdess, Miss Mildred Main; Col lege girl, Miss Jessie Tolles; Spanish lady. Miss Linie Batchelor House maid, Miss Mamie Clark Tennis girl, Miss Ma bel Close; Milkmaid. Miss Anna Nettle- ton; Carmeacita, Miss Helen Wallace; Cook, Miss Belle Toles; Swiss girl Miss Susie Clinton; Japanese girl, Miss May Wilkinson; Angel, Miss Frances Ross; Bride, Miss Bertha Jackson The pro- gram is as follows:
 PARTI.
 Banjo and guitar selection. ..
 ..................S .Samedi Banjo club. "The Whistling Regiment" (whistllng accompanimenD. Mrs. E. L. Nettleton Physical ulture applied to Mother Goose rhymes. ........,.S Six Tiny Tots Song-"Best of All'-Frank Moir.. .....
 .............:.....M MT. Charles Mann "The Choirs Way of Telling it,"..... .!............ Mrs. Augusta Hotchkiss .A'1 .. PART II.
 cyne,, x;o+,,ro,| /cy...a ..
 "The Narcissus' danced by six
 young ladies .led by Miss Fran
 ces Ross. ,,The Stolen Child) Recitation ...olive Smith Mandolin music::.:. .....:........ Tryolean Mandolin club Recitation-"The Gypsy Flower Girl" ..................M Mrs. E. l.. Nettleton Mandolin playing.
 p'alosue. .............. ..................... ....Fertune Teller and Young Man. Pantornimes. Twelve Young Ladies Wedding march,. Song-"Gypsy' Warning. ".........
 ....................M Miss Ida Futile Tableau. a......... Thirty characters
 PART III.
 Grandma at the Masquerade"-(Musi-
 cal accompaniment. Miss Batchelor Song. g..................M MT. Charles Mann "A Reminiscence of Exhibition Day.
 Bob Burdette!. ... MT. S. G. Husted The Marble Dream" (En Costume,)-.
 Banks. s......... Mrs. E. l.. Nettleton
 Mrs. Edward Lettney. Miss
 E. Ross Brooke, pisnists.
 MT. James Walker, violinist.
 Miss Kate Osborn, whistler.
 Cards of admission are thirty-five and fifty cents Preserved seats,) and may be obtained at book. stores and music stores.