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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

{ Great Britain still refuses to coop
crate with us in keeping the Atlantic
water lane clear of derelicts, on the
the ground, explains the New York
Sun. that the game is not worth the
candle; that the risk is not co-exten.
siye with the gain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

/ Russia is stimulating emigration
from the congcsted districts at home
to Eastern Siberia, and selecting her
material, too. Fine grants OF land
are given, cattle and seed are fur.
nished, and religious liberation exists
to e degree unknown in European
Russia. Hence the Stundists are
multiplying.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

! During the past year $500, 900, 900
worth of stock in the African gold
mines has been sold in England aud
France. Marketing beats mining
badly" exclaims the New Orleans
Picayune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

buckram, wire or, crinoline, which
Shows off the ribbon to advantage,
and makes it appear richer, besides
.tving endless trouble in attempting
- IN Ike the loops stard erecs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27
Bicycling without Legs and One Arm.

Bicycling Without Legs and One Arm.
There seems to be no limit to the:
bicycle fad, and the result has been
no end of freaks and freaking. Now,
however, the greatest of all freaks
makes its appearance. 1t is a bicycle
whose rider has no legs and only one
arm.
The rider is Arthur Roadhouse, a
boy resident of De Kalb, Ill. He is
thirteen years old, bright and as ac-
tive as his physical imperfections,
which came from birth, will ALLOW.
Like most cripples, his mind is pre-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27
CHARMING WHITE 11s1E THREAD GLOVES.

OhhN HkN" WIFI" '1'
The most charming white Lisle
thread gloves are bel l3 sold in all the
best Paris shops. They are OF such
perfect make that they would mold
the hand like suede. Nothing else is
worn at the fashionable watering
places.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

In several districts in Sicily the
lands of the old communal fefs are
being distributed to peasants, despite
the opposition OF the clericsl coun-
'cila
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

1t is stated as an interesting soci-
illogical fact that in London out of
100 widowers who marry again twelve
marry their housekeepers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27
TIE KSAoK OF MAKING A BOW.

The knack of making bow is not
possessed by all amateur milliners.
Those who fail will find great help
to help stifen the bow p III piece OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

Young girls may adopt the same
style by choosing tight fitting jacket
with sailor collar instead of the sacqne
coat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

Mrs. Missing Link-"Now, dear.
I'll just tie this knot to remind yon to
bring home half dozen OF those
fresh cocoanuts. New York World.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27
Railway travelling IN Norway Is
cheaper than in any European coun.
try.

: According to English census reports,
the number of occupations OF women
in 1881 was FIVE, while now it is more
than 100.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

,unaower stalks are now converted
40 paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27

A great scheme in business is TO
keep sharp lookout on the outlook.
Puck,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-27
FASHIONS IN CUFFS AND COLLARS.

Among the many things SO small an |
yet SO significant which help to make
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-26
CORRESPONDENCE.

{ We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions of correspondents Our columns are
open 10 every shade of opinion or party or
grievance. Correspondence must not be libel
tous or Indecent and must be accompanied by
he name of the Writer not necessarily for pub
LEGATION but as a guarantee Of good Jaith.)
Ed. The INDEPENDENT:-
The following from the San Fran
cisco News Letter, appears to have
a Punahou Grub it in" Hosmer ring
about it. Blood relation, perhaps;
"The Rev. DIR. G. o. Brown is vari-
ously distinguished. Some months
ago he made himself eminently obi
Gus because of his outrageous at
tacks upon a fellow preacher who
bad the unhappiness to differ with
him. And now the good doctor is
again prominent as the dictator OF
little church society. There was for
week or two some discord in the
organization, but the deacons of DIR.
Browns church have been pleased
TO announce that harmony has been
entirely restored. Those who dis
agreed with the reverend boss have
retired, and he now has his own
way"
The peculiar religion of many
members and their parsons of the
Puritan churches of to-day, smacks
more of the doings of old Diabolus
than the teachings of our Savior.
ANrI-CALvE.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-26
Tom sayers.

"Let us hear about it, m'sieu; let
us hear about it, by all meansl" "All
righs, then. Last Monday go to
Auson's Liver stable requiring
horse for the afternoon. Only one
horse not engaged, Arson tell me-
Tom Sayers. After the prize. fighter
he is nameda / ask. No; one name
was as good as another; he might
have been called Napoleon Buona-
parte only he was not. Quei espsce
de caractere a-t-a?-his Disposition
temperament Hol why, I could
ask his man Tom about that. ask
Tom, and Tom says his disposition
is that of pet lambs. Produce your
pet lamb, then; I'll ride hirnP He
is produced, and l say to myself,
He has the most sinister ed l have
seen yet. N'in,porte, however,
with infinite labor | am at length
mounted on this immense, devilish
'orse. After which he Immediately
rush out of the stable and chrush
my lague against the Rate-post.
Disposition of lamb I calculate;
'brigands, liarsp hear them laugh,
and Arson say it's as good as ! play
We shall seel
$50 soon as he is in the road he
commences to retrograde-mo foi,
should think so, rather! My
sacred word, he retrograde ten
miles an hour-yesl encourage
him: 'Restes tranquille, Sayersl Allonsi
forward, little onel Proceedp Not
i'm proceed, by CARL is it then
that you are possessed always of a
retrogressive devil, SayersP For
answer he snorts and retrogrades up
a Tide sac--a cul-de-soc OVERLOOKING
with children, my friends, who re-
treat screaming from beneath the
n,onstre. A father of one, emerging
furious, asks me what l mean--to
clear out pretty quick, or it will be
worse! 'Mesn?' | exclaim. L mean
nothing. This devil inside a 'orse
'ide knows why am hereP Crao,
thenl and the father hits Sayers
terrific blow on his sinister ed.
Sayers bounds with rage, and pre-,
cipitates himself on his enemies!
"We fyl No longer horse and
rider, we are tornado, destructive,
irresistible! How many we trample
under foot irreparably / know not.
I see nothing. l am delirious with
rage and terror. 'Sayersl' | shrek,
evidently you are possessed with
more devils than one; you are going
back to 'ades, where you belong!
You take short cut, also alligatori
for Sayers suddenly defect up a
lane terminated by a gate insur-
mountable, impossible.
Gan eternal Of insensibility. Even
tually, | discover myself on one side
of the gate and Sayers on the other.
He is regarding me with his glaucous
alligator's eye, Go 'ome, pitt a,tge;
go 'ome by yourself! This also,
powboire, and dash the heaviest
stone at him full 10 the face.
"Peruse this letter, gentlemen; it
is from the proprietor of the wild
beast" .l.b
Sir,-You hired horse from Me
on Monday and never returned him,
he came home with sweld Eye and
Lather and had been cruel ill Used
as witness My man. Fifty dollars
will not cover 1t but if you send will
take no Proceedings. yours Obedly.
Life. WILLIAM ANsoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sI''HS
MicIIlGAN CENTRAL

Tbursday, May 2-p. M
The annual report Of the Mich'e'n .e"''''
Railrond Company for the vear e"''' B., ,.a,,,,
her 81. 1894 possesses less interest man u "o"a
have II the leading figures had not oeem p''"'e'
IN The Tribune of December 81. 1894 The maj
result shows a difference Of s5l'iS9 fro" Wv ..'-
mated surplus for the end OF 1879 az ,,o hu, :,
expected that this item would be sshao'. ~, ~ u
was actually. Msoss In 1884,. after paying to the
Canada Southern It's proportion OF "e' ,,'a.,aa
over fixed charges. there remained " n,'.
central $780,. 1852. from which. dedue. nas u's-
dends amounting to s74s,52S. the S'o,o'. ""."
tined above renamed The capital STOCK ~n' p 'ho
changed, and no changes were "''.' ,sa oon
funded debt nor we're there additions " ~" 80 ,o,o
struction account. There was d'c''" ,,u. ,n
Orsosed oO7c Passenger earnings decreased a.
$4,000. and the rate per mile nins, decreases
In the operating expenses the heav ae repairs OF
were in repairs Of roadway. sSSz'ss, .seneer and
locomotives s525,7S3: repairs OF payings In the
rreixht cars $4,000 with large say total de-
management OF transportation. '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY Issa-TwE1yE PAGES.

to is% Erie u to l2h Erie eds u to STA. III
nols Central Y to 9iH. ST. Paul !. to ofS READ
ing Y 10 sfs. and Atchlson Is 10 6.
French rentes. 1902 francs % centlmes; far.s eN-
change on London. % francs 2lh centlmes; Fer re,
lin sight sterling. 90 marks Al pfennings. IN
weekly statement Of the Bank u France SHOWS
a decrease Of s.425 900 francs in gold and an IN
crease Of 2.G75 900 francs in silver.
The Valley Railway Reorga nization Commit
tee Louis Fitzgerald chairman. announces tna'
n majority Of the consolidated mortgage ponds
and a considerable number OF the lirsts nave
been deposited with the committee. Bonds may
be deposited until May 10 after which date they
will be received only upon payment Of penalty
of so per bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
financial.
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN R. R. co.
tArLnnsas DrnnchD
10 First Mortgage Bonds.

II. above 81 5000 bonds mature June LIST, ls''
The 81 Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Halfway
n,any has Decided extend these bonds AZ the nate
- nor cent Der annum until June LIST do the present
s.crty and len remain In fun force the principal
and interest Il eXnaed bonds - be- payable IN g"'
IA. honda to rcdccmhbe at time ~ the option 81
III. cornpany upon ninety days notice. at 100 and ac
crusI Interest.
The Company has made arrangements with MesstS
vc-mv. A &C. on behalf u syndicate 10 purchase the
bond, Al maturity par and 10 extend the same on er
ocrolnt Mcsars NcImlye g 60. rcservins the rEht !"
terminate wthou, notice the privilege hereby EXTENDED
o buniholIcrs
H,udnaliers wish - avail themselves OF ue
privilege may n1fy Mcfsrs Ncrmllye a CO. at once 81
their intention d. and may present iher !" mos ~
The Mercantile Trust Co.. No 80 Broadway Ne"-h"'F'
on and after April 2uh. 1895. nave the contract ~
extension and rev coupon sheets attached
A. H. CALEF, Treasurer.
Refcrring To the above, we are now pre-
pared 10 purchase at par ana accrued IN
trrcst nny Of the bonds which holders mny
desire to sell rather than to extend.
yERNILNE n CO.,
i6 and Nassau 81. New-Yofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

Money on call In London wa1 y per cent. The
rate Of discount in the open market Tor both
short and long bills was * per cent. The Bank
Of Englapd's minimum rate Of discount was left
unchanged at per cent. The bullion In the
bank increased f4jC.o1i in the last week The pro-
portion of reserve TO liability. which last week
was 675J per cent IL now 65.96 per cent against
n decrease from c.. 10 per cent u 6232 per cent
In the corresponding week last year. British
consos closed lie higher. at 1O5ls. for both
money and the account. American securities were
still decidedly strong. Canadian racine rose IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
nO HOLDERS OF THE

4 SECOND MORTGAGE PONDS AM, tl.n
"G Ghfh fv1rn coMpASy dpF iDl'tGiTii MINI ~.
The FRANKLIN TnIST COMPANY as Trus hc o. ,a ag
above moi tsage holds fl,5DD invest Tor Wnan W.,
Will receive Offers 70 sell to the Trustee we spnn no
gngs bonds and second mortgage scrip no ana
offers ndorsed Bids for Duluth ronsoaassai,
bonds viii be received nj the Office OF the fitn
TRUST COMPANY prookyn ~ " 70 w''y When ,Sc
s, III, w. oncnea Tbs y.ee reserves the right To
reject any Offers not deemed advantageous 20 VIC SINKING
Fund. Preference Will be given In the npo'' ~ o"e's
TO sell the scrip.
brooklyn, April 20 $500 ,v . r,r.,..
by JAS II. COwtSG. secgetar"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

The price ~ domestic exchange was ~ follows
~ The places nainod AZ Chicago, phf, Boston,
loo discount
Ilnnk rIonflnRs we're no follows ~ IN" places
named Sew YORK. Exchanges. ,7O2,77p; bal
ances. sD132G J Chicago Exchanges. t252tG, 200
balances p,i5i.g4J Philadelphia Exchanges.
si5175.i0 balances, tl,s3OGiy Boston Ex-
changes. $4,000 4tI: balances. sl,es6,ts2
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was &c. nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted AT 52hc. In London bar silver
declined Lied to 80 3-l6d. an ounce. The market
was quiet
Foreign exchanges were easy ana dull. P,cnty
of security bills were offered The rates at
which business was actually done were as fol-
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

In state issues. 1000 Virginia funded hrD'.
as 81 1891 az ssa. In city bank stocks.
shares 81 Fourth National at ~. the last pre-
vious sale being at 1872.
To the renewed strength IN the rhares. railway
bonds responded with activity ana hish"i prices
all through the list. The Northern Pacific con
tlnuei 10 I've the spcciai feature. the 2Is rose !
10 &c and the 2ds g. 60 The only weak spot
Of note WAS ohio southern - winch yleIn"n
A., ~ as. O,hcr gains comprise Hooking Valley
~ | 10 % Colorado Midland f. ~ TO 25is oregon
Short Line g. IA 70 ~. Missouri. Kansas ana
East Ist y to $40 and che-apenkc ana ONO -,
:. - - The sales aggregated >-S"ooo par
value
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
cclvcd to-day s.72 7s9 National bank notes ior re-
demption tn. customs receipts were s'io.ol5.
the internal revenue receipts si261l7 and the mis-
ccllaneous receipts slo901j. Total Government re-
ccipts for the day $l013.jiS: expenditures. S""-
$50. excess Il receipts sl65.s20. Receipts FOR
month 70 date 81. 967.l97 expenditures. s24ol 6A;
excess of expenditures over receipts *iff3'.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement oi
cash on hand and deposits m bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
". .s o., hand 8. a:s ,a .j NAY. p1 p"' .s;
n n 5,:5 on va s g s g us; s R Iss &c 'Ss
Actual cash IN tie
p ,ens''s' bank s'is i is,9 'i3 Dee :s s
Available cash, .sio7.e.iasl se77'sic, Dee si7e2is
Deduct minor la , -, 80 -,
Actual cash bal $50 81 9iG sIsD52i.2i6 Dec se'G'2
The Sub-Treasury was "A debtor at the Clearing
House 81 .0}0 "a It's net loss on balance WAS
$sl6l2G. made up Dy loss IN currency 81 |S''''
800 and a gain In coin OF $1SJOJ. TO-days opera
lions included Receipts. s2.H3.l2l; payments,
$3.l5J.j41. resulting In general balance OF siti-
Oj9ss4 consisting of Ss33DS,OIl coin ana s'Il'i'-
Sl3 currency.
The Trcasury's usual ten-days statement OF
he kinds ~ used I'm payments
shows for the pcr.oc ended April 30. as com.
pared with the previous period. an increase OF
Of per cent In gold coin. in silver certificates
and O5 per cent In Treasury notes, ana De
crease Of 20 per cent in United States notes.
Compared with last year. the proportions were:
Gold coin o. per cent. against ~ per cent, sill
yer coin Of per cent. the same, gold certificates,
none both years; silver certificates, DDS per cent,
against $50 per cent; United states notes, 'ob
per cent. against 2lo per cent, ana Treasury
notes "a per cent. against 90 per cent. TOtal
customs receipts for the period ending Apr.l ~
were ss,s2i7l5, against sG.32l,1 ti IN the previous
period aud w. 49,, $50 In 1884
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
NJ .ey on calI. on choice collateral was ~ ia
per cent Time money was fairly active. 'hpff
commercial paper continues u be ~ hciiYr de-
mand, and even az the lower rates now quoted
II freely absorbed We subioin our usual table ~
rates made up from Information furnished by
the busiest houses,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

Total liabilities. $40 sci -. si6tl ''- Inc go
The annual report OF the New 1orh' om,C"t g.,
and ST. Louis Railway for 1891 VIII De louiiu III
our usual column Of railway earnings
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
There was further discouragemcp' for the re-
actionst party on the Stock Exchange To-Day
and indeed. on the produce exchanges also
Strength and a rising inclination are to he seen
in many directions They may be arti'cial ana
unius,iGablc: but there they are. London quota
tons came in higher the buying being 'h!'HS
in 81. Paul ana Reading. But when TINS sunni
lai.ng influence ceased. there was hat. IRON
rews was favorable. however; "A sentiment pre-
vailed that some good might come ont on inc
meeting ~ the ,Jal sales agents: and the &c
tiviiy and buoyancy Of the industrials Heipc" -
strengthen the situation. Trading became largely
professional. but the tendency OF prices loi 'h,
r.st Of the session was toward "A higher lcVe'
The Industrias led in activity. ana sugar nd
this group. II touched 1885. but closed at ll2H.'
a net gain If H.. Tho Leather stocks advanced
the common Ia To q. and the preferred "a 10
olss In both sugar and Leather thes" move
mcrts were the result Of plain manipulation; inc
same may be- said Of Rubber which gained ia
Gear 20 T.. Tho great activity IN chicago Gas
was rightly attributed II legislative enactm'h's
which promise 10 protect the company somewhat
from b.ackmailirg attacks. On trading In 39oS'
shares this stock rose T. 'oi2. and closed al 'oHs
net advance of Ia.
strength marked the Grangers. and in this
crowd some Il the buying was said To- be through
commission houses The purchase absorbed the
-
news goes il Is especially favorable & 'nese
properties The intern ,tionals were generally
up and - were the s7ecialii"s on the E'Hrg''
Est The rice I'm Southern railway fhar'h was
brisk ana Tennessee coal and Iron closed "a
better than last night ~ % While the sales
accnts ~ the canl companies did Mt ADJ )urn
until after . =. m the coal stocks nal inc nch'-
III = tie expectation that the arcnis might
agfc, up0a something which wod.d help Inc stu
alton They all made decided advances. Tho
AGENTS nnaly adjourned 10 meet tomorrow. ana
gave cat that they had pracurlllv agreed -
min. only three dayg n week II remains - De-
sc,n II any one VIII Eve up - THIS agreement
The tao that Reading viii yird h"r demand for
Il per cert ~ the mining output b. doubtful
Tho market closed strong af,or sales II 3l'.6ls
shares.
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: 1000 t.. coupon. 1907
al li2i.all21t. 10000 r.. coupon. 1873. at i2J's
10000 r.. coupon. at ii5as The g. coupon. Of
1895 aye quoted to-day cx-inicrcst. Quotations
were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
financial.
Wisconsin Central Reorganization.

VITA reference TO previous notices from the Committee
B1adhodes are now advised that majority Of the First
Mortgage Bonds have been deposited with the United
Trust Company under the Agreement. and nppli-
cation made list the Trust Copanys certih-
the New-York Stock Exchange. The Committee
urges the holders both First Bonds deposit
Bonds the United States Trust Company with
out delay ondhodcrs IN Boston may still deliver their
Eoadr to Messrs. Brown Bros. d Co. there.
GEORGE COPPELL. Chairman
CHARLES G. DEAMAN. lc,.,
GEO. WILDWOOD MURRAY. )
JOS 4 DALE. Secretary.
New York April 30 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
i,,uE NlCrOK GOLD MINING COMPAN
financial Nlcel,nqs.


OFFICE BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTH
EKN RAILWAY
.ew-York. April ED. 1895.
10 EROAD-sr
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SockhOld-
ers Of this company VIA be held I'm Cedar Rapids.
Iowa on Tuesday. the 2>h day - May. at 10 O'clock
A. NJ Transfer books will close on the sth Of May. and
viii be reapcned the 2Stn 81 Nay.
II. n HOLLlSTER. Treasurer.
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
YINHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
wl,i he y srd at O'Clock +. ~ Monday, May 9Th
isJ preparatory the Annual General Meeting Of Stock
holders H. hcl June 9th. ana Will be reopcncd FRI
day June eth 1895.
~ ALLYN cox. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
New York Guaranty &
: Indemnity Co.,

05 CEDAR -TWEET, Ny
Mufnai Lile building.
CAPITAL,- -S.,OOO,OOO
SURPLUS. 81, 800. 900
~ 4 ThIisF COMPANY uSptH THE bANk'
$50 AlpAAD JHANsAcIs All IRtnf COAL
IANy HIifitifH,
Ipai'ad depository ipa pDfs,
AcIshs 1fpMeg, Transfer AesM, ~ ieaslIsr to-
tnf.oia 'IDHs,
Afl'hi Ipfbiof, Administrator, Guardian, ~
Trustee ~ iAisies
ALLOWB itTHHtaT O> DEPOSITS
subject ~ oinpt
WALTER % bAkMAS, iterdeDt
ADRIAN islLin, Jn., tloo President
UEOitnE II. fUnhni IL, ~ Vice President
IiEShf a. MuilnAy. Treas nnd SOC
j. NELSON DOHLAND, AsIst Treas and sos
, DfRECTOIs.
Himucl u. Inbcock, Adrian iacin IT,.
uepf;r y. irkcr, Augustus u. ia Lard,
tisofI.c a. f,owdoln Jr,,ea n jar,ir.
Frederic Cromwell, lllrhntd A cturdy.
Weitsf " vlucite Walter a. Oahmin,
II bert Ggelct, hlp.snicr \. orr
a. a. Unycn Henry n Rogers. :
Diver Hartman, Henry III smith
" Sontih uhVH, ". Mex TwOnbly,
Charles Il henderson, Frederick ~ Vanderbilt
william G. Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
Eeaal Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND
~ COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-Francis Wagner. Plaintiff.
AGAINST Charles T. schuyler individually and Executor
OF the Last VIII and Testam,n u sara r. SCHUYLER.
deceased Ann Eliza Wilkey. John Il. Roach Arthur r.
Allen j. Carleton Ward. Joseph r. Goodrich Alher, W.
Adams William f.. Pentz NewYoTA CAB Company. Linz
lied Corham Manufacturing Company. corneus = Loie-
James Perry George H. Sandi Benjamin Moore ana
COMPANY William v Cleary. William J. W!lett ana joan
r. Crlnl. Defendants.
Trial desired In the City and County OF New-icrk
Amended aad supplemental sunmo 1s To the above
named defendants: You hereby summoned 10 answer
the amended and supplemental complaint IN this action.
ana a copy OF your answer On the pialntins
atorney within days after the service OF ths sum
mons the day Of service and in case OF our
~ default FOR the relief demanded IN the
complaint.
dated March 49, 1895.
~ ALFRED e SMITH. Jr.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Oilce and Pcstonics address,
- broadway,
New-lorH City.
To John b. Roach and Ann Eliza Wikty. The foregoing
summons served upon you by publication pursuant 10
an order of Hon Henry r. Beenan II the justices
OF the supreme Court dated nth 1895 and died
with complaint the Office of the Clerk u the City
County Il York. at Ills Office III the ty " New.
ALFRED =. SMITH. Jr..
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oifce and Pcst0lce address.
No. - Broadway
A.xr- .FngftF ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY OF OHIO.

A majority OF the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds aud a
considerable number OF Fsts having been deposited
with the Committee notice Is hereby given that Bonds
may be deposited until May 10Th. proxlmo, after whico
date they Will be received only upon payment OF penalty
OF so per Bond
Application Will made for the listing upon the New
York Stock Exchange Reorganization Receipts for
the Con sOiiatnd Bonds