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Evening journal., 1895-05-09

high honors both asa soldier and scholar
He was at once assigned to a captainey
In the regular army. then engaged in the
civil war.
Young DuPont's command was an
artillery battery, and in the artillery
service he rapidly advanced until lnat
after the close OF the war, he was placed
in command Of the regiment, with the
rans.'o colonel.
He remained In the regular army until
early in the seventies. when he was rs :
tired, desiring to connect himself with
the old family firm Of powdermakers, h..
/ DUPONT, de Nemours 4 90.
Colonel Dupont Is stil a member Of
the firm and resides about five
miles from this city In the
old Biederman mansion on the
banks OF the Brandywine. This exten.
sive homestead reaches from the old
Centre road to Kenneth turnpike He Il
president and a large stockholder Of tbs
w N rsilroad,
Colonel Dupont married Miss Foster, oil
New York city, and they have two
children. Mrs DuPont's brother, A.
Lentilhon Foster, afterwards married
/ Colonel Dupont's sister
The man who the Republicans will Try
| to seat as senator from Delaware is I
man or extensive reading anc
pronounced actions He will make
a distinguished member Of the uppol
/ House at Washington, II seated HI
has been life long Republican
and lt Is denied that he ever voted fo
q Democratic President, as has beef
l rannrled
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AFFAIRS IN SENATE AND HOUSE,

Members Too Much Interested In Ballot
Ing to Give Any More Time Than
strictly Necessary 60 Routine Proceed
ings.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
DOVER, May The Senate this morn
ing adopted a resolution ordering State
Librarian Gruewsll TO return the Sussex
county ballot boxes.
The House bill increasing the salary Of
the attorney general 10 $4,000 year,
and that Of his deputy to $3.50 was
passed by the Senate.
The Senate also passed the Hou'e bill
prohibiting bogus sales.
The House passed the Senate anti
brlblng bills. with amendments, how
ever. which practically kill It. HOUSE
also passed the Senate substitute for tbs
Wilson bawdy and asslgnatlon hous'
bill
The House passed the National Guar'
bill. BY vote Of 10 to . It killed th'
Senate resolution regarding the stat
l fair
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SKETCH OF COLONEL DUPONT,

The Lifelong Delawareau and Repubii-
can whom the Senate at wsshinRton
win Probably seAt-A Soldier Of Dis
tinction.
Henry A Dupont is the son Of General
Henry Dupont, was born fifty eight
years ago at the Henry Dupont home
stead on the banks Of the BrRndywine.
He received his early education at home,
aud WAS then appointed TO scholarship
In West Point Military Academy.
He graduated from West Point WIZ
Evening journal., 1895-05-09
THE JUDGE EAS In DOVER

And No Session Of the Municipal Court
Was Held This Morning Gases in CITY
Court.
Judge Ball and City Solicitor Elliott
were both In Dover this morning when
Crier Heal opened court, and in conse.
quense only city court was held, the
Municipal Court cases being postponed
until this evening. Lewis ]. Parker,
William Fl Bucker. Timothy Dolan,
James M. Grath and Thomas Mcguire,
plain drunks, were each fined 81 and
costs
Fred Burnett, q boy charged with
stealing bottle Of beer, Elmer Johnson,
assault, and Frank Wilson, charged with
stealing check for 81 20 from Joseph
Wheeler, were the other cases
A charge of violating tAe city ordi
nances, made against A. s. Reed L Bro
Company, will be tried this evening.
Mary Dunyer. go years Of age, was sent
to the almshouse S1e is sick, poor ano
not able to care for herself
Evening journal., 1895-05-09
Gasoline stove Espiodes u sweat sh'

Gasoline stove Expiodcs IN a sweat shcn.
BALTIMORE. May 9.--Ahraham sli5er'
man, Samuel Silberman, his SON sarah
and Cecilia Siibaunan. daughtersi Mrs,
Max Cohn and Mrs. Mollie Sachs were So
riously burned by tho explosion Of a gaso.
line stove in the small room in which al
were at work on mems garments Els
cape from the room by the door was i'm
possible, and the Silhormans saved them
selves BY dropping from small window
TO a cornioe some 90 feet below.
Evening journal., 1895-05-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-"Amerlcanism' viii be the theme of a
lecture bY Daniel w. Taylor in the Goldey
lecture course Thursday afternoon.
-Dog-catcher Harden complains that the
dog pound is insecure, and he has lost over 100
dogs during the year. He wants a new one
built.
Miss Julia G. Emory, of New York.
general secretary of the auxiliary, will ad-
dress meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary Of
the Board Of Missions in Calvary Church this
Afternoon
-Stuebgen's String Quartet. assisted by The
Ferd Fullmer Chorus and a quartet comp 1sed
OF j. 7. tlymer. z GRACE Harrison, Mrs. f. A.
hoss and Miss Lizzie Schawb, gave an ex-
cellent coLcert last evening.
The Delaware Camera Club viii give an
exhib Jion Of views by the Plainfeld IN. J
Camera Club in the club-rooms tomorrow
evening.
The death of Rose Browning occurred
Yesterday at her ONE, No 1921 ast Eleventh
street She was 70 years of age. The remains
will be taken to Philadelphia for burial.
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1,,l.e snith roupds = library.

wArERTowN. n v, May 9.--Judge
James NJ. Smith Of Buffalo has purchased
a magnificent residence valued at ", uOO
In Gouverneur and has presented the
same as homo for the 5. smith Pubic
Library and Reading Room association IN
that village.
Evening journal., 1895-05-09
MANY VISITORS IN TOWN.
they Come In Droves-The Politicians Are
All Here.

They Come In Droves-The Politicians Are
All Here.
The local politicians, both Democrats
and Republicans, were out in force all
day, aud most Of them were to be seen Ia
the Hall OF Representatives while the
balloting was going on. They we're
greatly outDumbered, however, BY visit
ors from different parts OF the state.
Among those noticed in the State
House and hotel corridors we're Senator
Higgins, ]. Edward Addicks. Receiver Of
Taxes John T Dickey, Street and Sewer
Director William Simmons, Judge Ball,
Deputy Attorney General Branch h.
Giles, Andrew + Sanborn, Coh OIL
Inspector Alton O. Pyle, Hugh 9. Browne,
William s Hilles, City Solicitor George
la. Elliott. ex Postmaster Daniel
liz. Stewart. Walter h Hayes.
George S Cspslle, ex-City Solicitor
William 4. Lyman, Victor
| woolley. Allen Smith, A. s Webster,
Philip r Clark, Charles NJ Townsend,
willard Hall Porter. j. Jackson Pierce,
Clerk Of Council w. S Lsdnum. J. NJ
Adkius, w H Walker, John Richard
Il
Evening journal., 1895-05-09
Tha Weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day uartly cloudy TO fair weather Will preYeslls y
ureredei by local rain on the coasts, VIII
Slightly lower temperature and fresh aoutn-
westerly to southerlY winds On tfluay; II
both OF these sections, wa mer. clear weatnel
ana fresh southeriy wiads VIII prevail, iol
lowed hv 4 warm wave in the western dis
tricts Of this section. and on Saturday SUI
warmer, fair weather.
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,,n,aore,. vviIson Resentenoed.

SYRACUSE. May 9.--Charles i. Wilson,
who killed Detective James Harvey in this
city on the slst Of July, 1898, was brought
10 this city from Auburn state prison to-
dav for resentenoe. Justice Wright
named the week beginning June II as the
time for eleotrocution. Wilson expects ex-
eeutive clemanCy.
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APPRENTICES IN GREAT LUCK.
Because OF Scarcity Of Work They Gs
Their Freadom.

Because OF Scarcity Of work They Get
Their Freadom,
Eight apprentices In the machine shops
At the Harlan & HollingEwOrth Company
wsrs to-day notified that, inasmuch az
their Eve years apprenticeship with ihs
company will have expired in five
months, their freedom papers will be
made out sc once and presented 10 them
This will be done because machine work
there Is slack and there Is no more worR
Of any consequence in sight for this OF
next month.
In other establishments the ap
prenticsship limit Ia four years but with
this company II is five years. Some Of
the apprentices are In doubt rather thar
In luck, as they may not be able to gel
work else where and they are now max
ing 81 q week.
Evening journal., 1895-05-09
Dorer ths nIseon of To.dar.

There WAS general exodus to Dover
to-day. The lawyers offices, the
municipal departments and even
the business houses were praeti-
cally deserted. The excitement over the
senatorial election, which had grown
mouldy through age, was again
very much in evidence, and the
main topic Of conversation on the
street was the standing of the last ballot
and the possibilities Of the next.
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rhn summer sannnn.

The warm weather Is now with us to
stay and so is John Kyle, successor to
Charles Kyle, the well-known ice GREEN
manufactures, at the northeast corner OF
sixth and Orange streets, who Will fur
nish Plcnics, Excursions, Parties and
Weddings with Kyie's Ice Cream, whole
sale and retail. % short notice
Evening journal., 1895-05-09
Junior AurIiinry Annivsrsary

The anniversary Of the Junior Auxiliary
will be held at St. Andrews Church on
Saturday next at 2 80 p m. Reports Of
the years work will be given and an
ADDRESS delivered by the bishop Of the
diocese, Rev. H. L, Duhring, Of Philadel-
phis. and Others.
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Grsnt sale an Prorrena.

Everyone will do we'll to read the cd
vsrtlaament Of Mitchell & Bash, who are
offering great bargains In their special
sale. When In New York last week they
purchased large quantity OF dress
goods which they win place on sals next
week for the benefit OF their many
patrons Watch advertisements for the
aala
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there was Dsarth 81 TsuuInsas

No business was transacted In the
Court of General Sessions this morn
ing. The Superior Court will 90 over
the trial list again on Monday.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
IN shall apply at the present session Of the
Joshua B. Pusey. ELLA 7. PUSEY.
April ID, 1895.
Evening journal., 1895-05-09

0SBORNE.
" corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
One square from Reading Depot and Ocean.
Is now open for reception of guests. Special
arrangements for large parties
MRg II OSBORNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Charleston. buying par.
selling isc. premium; New-Orleans. commerciai
$50 discount. bank 100 premium: savannah. buy
ing par. selling premium up 10 $1,000, lilo for
5000 and over: San Francisco. sight par tee-
graph Sc per 800 premium: Chicago Coo. dis
count Boston 25c. discount.
Bank clearings were as follows at the places
named: New York-Exchanges. 500. 12 ABB; bal
ances, s74Ss246. Boston-Exchanges, $l6.126,6S2;
balances. Sl.s6i,176. Northumberland,
50 952. 10: balances s1,5S3.659
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was Size, nominal. per ounce Mexican dol.
lars were quoted at 532s. In London the price of
bar silver was unchanged at 80 9-l6d.
Money on call in London was y per cent The
rate OF discount in the open market was % per
cent for short and three months balls. The
amount Of bullion which went into the Bank of
England on balance to-day was f292OOO The
weekly statement OF the Bank Of England shows
an increase Of 1855 in bullion. The proper
ton of the Bank of Englands reserve TO liability.
which last week $3.50 per cent. is now 603S
per cent. against an advance from 1925 per
cent to 705l per cent In the corresponding week
Of last year The banks minimum rate of dis
count remains unchanged at per cent.
British consos were l07 1916 for both money
and account. American stocks were generally
lower Net declines of n 10 u per cent were
made by Canadian Pacific. Erie. Erie seconds.
Illinois Central ST. Paul, Louisville and Nash
Vile and Atchson.
French rentes were quoted at l02 francs 2h GEN.
times; Paris exchange on London, % francs 2Sla
confines: Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks
g
OF France shows decrease Of 1S.l14.000 francs
gold and 4,649.00 francs silver
Gold premiums were quoted as follows at the
places named: At Buenos Ayres 2lS. at Madrid
&C. at Lisbon 24a4. at st. Petersburg go at Athens
II, at Rome 4.75 at Vienna 3.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
declared quarterly dividend of "a per cent, pay
able and after October Is. The annual meeting
OF the stockholders will be held October g.
quarterly dividend of 1is per cent has been
declared the preferred stock Of the Chicago and
COmDanv
Der l.
A quarterly dividend OF IL per cent on the cap
ital stock of the Manhattan Railway Company
has been declared, payable October l.
The Green Bay. Winona and St. Paul Railroad
Reorganization Committee. John !. Waterbury,
chairman, has prepared circular giving full de-
tails Of the proposed plan Of reorganization and
the rights OF the various security holders. par
ticulars of which can be found in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
INTEREST k "A THRE FRqM FER CENT ANNuM
Executors Guardians and others holding
trust funds are authorized by law to invest IN sa'd
Sealed proposals will be received by the Comptroller Of
the ,S city OF y at u mis- Tueay the oath day 81
september 1895 o'clock p NJ for The whole or
part sock of the S .2 d SM So fSu0"
$500 oOoo Consolidated stock for Repaving Streets ana
$50 10000 Consolidated Construction q West
WnS Of pa Rs A NdyembeS sf s2o
1912 Consolidated stock for the Jerome Ayenus APP
at iS5h street. payable November l- 1920,
100 100 Consolidated Stock for Repdying Avenue "a
GAO 900 90 onsodated Stock for the Washington Bridge
Park. PAYABLE November Isl, ln2o IA. 49,.
'''''V Ayenass IN tn. Twsnsy,Eird and Twenty:
a abe Novem rfs q ist. 1920 u
100 900 90 consoiida:ed Stock cr Construction Of Null
65 700 Consolidated stock Construction and I'M
provement Of Pathways payable November
100000 Gonsoldatea sock for the ImPSysmsnt % .;
Riverside Park x fot sadns ,oi Tanase' and
90 Consolidated stock for Improvement and Com
pIetion Of ca, Cathedral Parkway payable No
1873 Consolidated stock. School House Bonds
~ o., q S,nsolidated sicck Sanitary Improvement,
school House Bond. payable November Let,
$40 5 Consolidated stocN. Police Department Bonds.
payable November Let 1920
500 600 90 Consolidated Stock. Dock Bonds payable No
100000 consolidated stock. Water Main Stock. pay
The proposals should be rclosed in sealed envelope.
naorsed PrqPosas for Bonds Of the cprpsTa,2n Of the
closed in second enve 'Pe addressed to the Comptroller
o. c. u" -, yn vo %shs1- ?. FITCH c2mp..oIIs;r
Office. September 18th. 1870
"A gage Co., coupons Aor!-oc'ober. for sale. EN-
ECUTOR, Room T. IS John y
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financial.
REORGANIZATION
ERIE SYSTEM.

To the Holders of New York, Lake Erie
& Western Railroad Company's New
Second Consolidated rlortgage Bonds !;
Second Consolidated Mortgage Funded
Coupon Bonds; Funded Coupon BONDS
of 1855; Income Bonds; Preferred
Stock; Common Stock; and Chicago
& Erie Railroad Company's Income
Bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13

e5a NJ which Sill 437 is held by National banks.
90 there should be no doubts entertained as TO n
sufficient supply Of the metal II the banks were
only willing TO furnish the Treasury with 1t. or
10 nav II out to gold exporters instead Of hoard
ing H. as nearly every bank In the country seems
10 be doing.
RONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
The new Government As were lower again to-
dav and there was n fractional decline In the
coupon and registered IS. Sales were confined to
ii 600 coupon So at l15A. Quotations were as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13

The undersigned have entered into a agree
Committee representing the Consolidated
Bondhoders conditioned upon receiving OF IS
per securities The plan provides for
an Of stock. 50. 100000.
Glass "a" Debcnturcs .............. 5000. 900 90
Class "B' Debentures. ............ 7.OOO.OOO 90
There will be fixed charges the property. other
than taxes any be placed thereon. the prop
erty sold or leased without the consent Of * per
the stock All Common Stock will be issued the
holders OF the First Mortgage and the Consolidated Mort
gage The debentures OF each class be de-
liyered undersigned provided in the agreement
between Committees for distribution follows:
Each holder $1,000 Income Bond upon payment Of
OF $40 bond will be entitled receive $40
in Class ~ Debentures and 5000 Class 81 De-
benures.
Each holder Of Preferred Stock. upon payment OF
OF $3.50 $3.50 per shar will be entitled
ceve $50 in Glass ~ Debentures and 5000 in Glass
"B" Debentures
Each holder Of Common Stock upon payment OF
$3.50 45o per share will be entitled
$3.50 Class A. Debentures and $4,000 in Class
"B' Debenures Scrip Will be issued Tor fractional
An underwriting syndicate has been formed 70 take
over securities above the hersnbefore
in the security holders shall fall to take their
any time Proceeds Of will be applied
discharge prior liens expenses Of foreclosure re0r
&c. unexpended balance 10 be paid into reGsur OF
recommends this plan To ente security holders to par
ticlpate. all securities must be deposited. agreement
1885 at office Manhattan Trust Co. York. The Com
proposed plan and rights various sesurtyhod-
form OF assent. which will be'furnshed appIi-
cation by either 4 the undersigned.
Dated New-York. September H. 1895
JOHN I. WATERBURY,. Chairman.
MAYER LEHMAN,
EDWIN 8. HOOLEY,
HENRY zucKERMAN Secretary.
LEOPOLD wALLACH. Counsel
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THE CHICAGO, PEORIA n ST. LOUIS RAIL
COMPANY.

APPROXIMATIONS.
NEW YORK. August 18th. 1879
NOTICE Is hereby given that the RcorganiZa-
~ ton Committee, purruant 10 the plan and agree
ment Of reorganization dated the sh day OF January
deemed modify said plan and has
nled a copy of TIE modlh plan with the Mercantile
Trust Company It's Office No. 100 Broadway. pro-
,lI.d I'm said Reorganization Agreement change
and modification provides among other things for the
lsan. ~ 2T5o ~ First Mortgage Thriy-years
Gold Bonds bearing interest 70 maturity four cent
ner ennum from July LIST. 1875 In lieu of the First
Mortgage provided for In ead plan provides
also Tor the s. 10000 of Second Mortgage
year. Income Ciod Bonds bearing interest maturity
the rate per cent per annum from July list 1905
4, earned In lieu ri Second Mortgage Income Bonds
rroydrd for sad plan the latter bonds being subject
conversion permanent nNed charge at the rate os
,hree pf cent per II also changes the dstrbi-
ton u the new securities
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairman,
HENRY W. PUTNAM.
DANIEL H. HATCH
CHARLES u. DEAN,
WILLIAM D. GUTHRIE.
Reof yanzation Committee
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Bankers ano Brcners.
vERMILYE @ CO..
BANKERS.
Nassau and Pine Sts.
Ncw-YOrk City.
financial elections.

MICHIGAN PENfssULAR CAR coxp.xy
A MEETING Of the stockholders OF ihIs 49,.
"A pany will be held IT, Office No ia ~ va
street Chicago H. on Tuesday the lst faI y, 20 sAi
Al II A. NJ, for the election ~ directors ara 3D. 9os;
action ~ other business may properly uast
fore the meeting. e y
transfer books c.ose Sept. II a, D. n sss -.
Oct, at 10 a. N. JOSEPH TAYLOR 1924
Chicago Sept 81. 1895, var
vJ,HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the s,ockhcU
L ers Of the Providence and soninsion steamsh, -
pany will be held Gt Butler Exchange. IN Provys.e~
on "wednesday. September Is 1895. ~ 10 ~ A '1s
the election u dreciors and the consideration a. -
other business properly be- eubnitisd. ~
The poils will close At io:45 q. ~. cay ~ .
meeting and transfer books Will be closed from ~
I'm TO Sept, 18Th, both inclusive ~
New-York Sept o. 1905 ". r HERBERT sse,-.
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The market for foreign exchange was dull with
no change in rates. Bills against gold exports
were offered. bat there was no Increase in com
mercial bills or futures. The rates at which
business was actually done were as follows:
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A CRUISE to the Mediterranean, by specially

IKI TSE 10 INe It'IIIVIT dIIVII' IT -
chartered steamer. 'Friesland' N,llo "hp' 49,
% 1895. visiting Bermuda. Gibraltar, Malaga JAMS"
AIhambra Algiers Cairo. 10 in Palestine bes'
Ephesus. constantinope. Athens. Rome. Nice Oh"
and up excursions fees etc. included. Orsanizeo AZ"
companied by f. {. Clark, ext. :. Nice-Consu a. '
lem Ocean tickets all lines Send FOR Tourist GaSe''e'
+. &. CLARK. Tourist Assh-,
III Broadway. New fo's
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NEW YORK Angus, 20. 1895.

X,
Mia, n,, bee, issued for the reorganization OF tho
~, w., t,.. Fri. Western Railroad Company, the
New York PENNSYLVANIA & Ohio Railroad Company ana
the Chicago a. Erie Railroad Company copies "'' y.
obtained at the Offices OF the Depo'tsries 'nuer "'
o,,r Mes.r, J f. Morgan A. Co. 20 Wall street New
York. and Messrs. j. D 'i''s'" ~ ~
Street. London. 49,, 49,
All holders Of stocks and bonds above nen"on.' ','
notified to deposit with either OF said pepos"'
Holders Of preferred and common stock Of the New
York Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company are i''-
Their notified that order TO obtain the r's'
deduction OF 80 per share from the assessment OF 90
per share oh the common stock. and " per sn',e '
the assessment OF si2 per share on tn" preferreu So
THEY MIST DEPOSIT THEIR sTo'h Az"
PAY THE FIRST INsTALNENT OF 81 per snare On
the common stock and 50 per share on the preie'r"
stock on account the balance Of the assessment ""
or BEFORE SEPTEMBER 90. fsoo.
Holders Of preferred common stock faing 10 a-po
the same or to pay such first nstalment by sepemoer
20 1sg5 and the remaining instruments as canen o''
must pay the full assessment ~ sls per snare on con-
mon stock and sf2 per share On preferred STOCK "'
out any deduction whatsoever. 81,
A decree for the sale of TIE New YORK. LAKE Ere
and Western Railroad hos already been entered Prompt
action by security holders ls therefore essential
&. ~. COsTEH.
LOTS FITZGERALD
ANTHONY = THOMAS,
oommfhss.
r,o hand. ~, New yofb fats Erie 4 Western hsilroad
fan,,v already under or control. pursuant, 70 tho
ei,,,s, ~ Msssrs ptssei, Morgan 60. ahd msssr'
J. A. Morgan 4 GO, dael December ~, l7''' phe's
Withdrawn as bsfslnafer provided Will bs Included
IN the pfeaen, plan without further action by h' ~
postors but IN carrying out tho plan, tho '"mmhss
may require tho exchange ~ existing fs'TpH '"I NV
receipts Issued hereunder should however any h"'"F
~ outstanding receipts Tor such securities desire, We
VIII upon surrendar Of the receipts ~ sneh mold
r return the securities represented thereby on or before
September 30 1895. after which date all privilege Of
withdrawal will cease. . IN
j. =. MORGAN ~ co.
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DrD .D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ FOR la Guayra, Puerto Cahelo Curacoa a ~
cabo via Curacao. from Perrspont stores b,9oHNn m
4. S. VENEZUELA Saturday. sept. ~ . ~.
s s. CARACAS Saturday. oct ,gy,as
These American steamers. built expressly lVf Wv "
have superior Accommodations for passengers
For Maracabo. freight only A.. sssI u
BouLToN, pr.iss & DNLEa,t..a
0eas.4l AaaagsIs u.s. Fron''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

NETWORK Sept. 10th. 1896
DY ORDER Of the Board OF Directors, the
ID transfer books of the REGISTERED BOND GER
TIFICATES OF this Company will be closed Friday
September 18Th. } O'Clock z. M preparatory the
payment on Tuesday October ls 1895 this Office OF
the semi-annual OF per said certih-
Gates The transfer books will be reopened "Wednesday
october ID ID o'clock A VI.
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old DOMINION LINE.

~ steamer, for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH oLpo FV VtT
PETERsBuR0 and RICHMOND VA. and WAsh''FfS For
TON. d. Clues. We'd, Thurs an, sst For
WEST POINT, yA.Tues. Thurs snd sat r SATURDAY,
D. m Through tickets and freight rates 10 All 'S'-
BOUT" ana W. L. ouILrAupEU. Traffic Manager