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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
BITTER COLD.
The Coolest Day of the Winter Yester
day.

If that hedgehog who came out OF MS
hole Candlemas thought winter was oV-
er he must have been very much us
appointed hedgehog yesterday. liz was
the coolest day of the winter. TUESDAY
was cold enough, the mercury indicating
2 degrees at sunrise, and not rising
above 9 degrees during the day, but yes
terday at sunrise, the mercury lndlcabeu
from degrees to 5 degrees below Zero
according to locality i'll 2 ortlanG. Al
noon it indicated s degrees above IN the
sun. In 1894 the mercury was down TO
zero o. the 9th of February, degrees
below on the 18th of February, 13 de-
grees below on the 24h, and is below on
the 25th of February.
At Woodfords it was IL degrees below
yesterday, IA degrees below at Gorham,
16 degrees below at South Waterford, and
90 below at Standish.
The trains ON ths railroads were some
what delayed by the cold weather, which
makes it difficult to haul trains. On
the Grand Trunk the thermometer
showed rs degrees below zero, and ter
rible gale was reported to be blowing at
Gorham, N. H., yesterday morning. Sew
eral freight trains ale stalled by the
heavy snow on the line of the Grand
Trunk, between Portland and that point.
All the passenger trains were delayed,
and one was held at Mechanic Falls all
night from the same cause.
q F,o, ocfD
to- Florida, and from Lubec to the Rocky
mountains, yesterday showed an average
temperature of 2-3 degrees.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
Maine Steamship Company.

AT the annual meeting of the Maine
Steamship Company, held yesterday, the
following directors were chosen:
John Englis, C.M. Bailey, J.B. Coyle,
George S. Hunt, C. f. Libby, M. p. EN-.
cry, W. F. Millien, G. M. Englis, Horatic
Hall, Charles D. Sayre.
The directors chose the following offic
ers:
President-C. M. Bailey.
Vice Presidential. =. Emery.
General Manager-J. B. Coyle.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
j. f. Liscomb.
Auditor-H enry Fox.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
CHARLES LEHMAN KILLED
nv Collision on the Grand Trunk i'll
Canada.

. Owing to thessnow storm andEgale that
was raging, a snow plow ran into a
fraieht train on the Grand Trunk rail
road at South Durham, Pc, at 10
O'Clock Tuesday night. Charles Leni-
han, fireman of the freight engine, was
killed, the engineer and conductor OF the
freight. train were injured, and the en-
CINE wrecked.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
EucaIyptol Cream cures chapped ha
Caught and Sent Back.

John Farley, about 81 years of age. a
news agent on. train No. 10, of the west
ern division of the Boston & Maine,
from Boston, was arrested at noon yes
terday at the Union Station by Officer
Jones, on order of the City Marshal OF
Somersworth, N. H.. for receiving stol-
en- goods He was sent back on the
O'Clock train. Deputy Sheriff Hall hav-
ing come to take him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
The sparring Exhibition.

BY some mistake we stated yesterday
that the sparr1ng exhibition at the Ath-
letic Club was to take place next Tues
day night. 1t will take place tonight,
and will be the best event of the Kind
yet to occur in the clubs commodious
gymnasium. All members who like
good sparring should not miss this ex-
ceptional opportunity to see it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
Eye and Ear Infirmar Y.

The members of the legislature will
be the guests of the Eye and Ear Infrm-
airy at banquet to be given at the In
Urinary next Monday evening. Robinson
will furnish the walters.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
Pnllen s. Croker.

A meeting of the creditors OF Pullen
& Croker was held yesterday morning.
The creditors voted not to give out any
report Of the meeting. 1t is understood
that the firm will pay about fifty cents
on the dollar.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07

WAN p.

A situation as bookkeeper by a
young lady of almost 10 years. expert
ence as such, competent to adopt double
entry and the latest and most i'm.
proved system; compensation desired
reasonable. Address X. Y. n, care of
L. FRANK JONES, Mercantile Agency,
Portland, Me.
/. ian26 eod3wSthps
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

DLhUN DalhOO uUUVUs
All wool Serges, 3S inch, CSC.
All Wool Serges, 3s inch, 29c
All wool Serges, 3s inch, soc.
so inch all wool Serge, 33c.
All wool Serges, so inches wide, soc.
so inch all wool Heavy Serges, actual
value 81 lie, Only soc. yd.
Black Silk finish Henriettas, Great
Offerings, 4;
sec, 49c, soc, csc.
All 45 inches wide.
If you visit our Basement this week, you
will save from Is to 20 per cent, on
every purchase made, as we are
having an Introduction Sale on
Washable Dress Fabrics, Linens and
Blankets.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed Exc
cutrix of the Will of
GEORGE F. THURSTON, late OF Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and
mas taken upon herself that trust as the law
directs. Ali persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased, are required to exhlnit
the same; and all persons indebted to SAID
estate are called upon to make payment to
ELLA A. THURSTON, Executrix.
Portland, February 8, 1896 feb7d1aw3wTh*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
The aoeather today
5siikeIy to
snoaO and aUd7naer.

1t is a wonderful vari-
ETY. of good Corsets that
you have to choose from
here. More than a hun
dred different styles, the
pick of all the foreign
and home makes, the
best and most desirable
of everything, and many
exclusive styles not to be
seen at other stores.
OWEN, MOORE & co
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
]. R. L|BBY.|.

Hurry up Mr.. Adjective
maker.
Bring us a new crop OF your most
emphatic emphatics,
To tell this new Springlet's story.
All the old adiectives are tired of being worn
thin, and turned wrong-sideout, and Trimmed
again.
Our advertisers vocabulary is
wofully hampered
In finding words to fit the Fabrics
of this notable spring opening,
And these new-nesses are brist-
ling with paradoxes. Here's one.
Silver Silk. So named by its
Foreign manufac-
turer because there's not shred OF
silk in its entire anatomy.
It's French Satin, made in Eng
land, fine texture, black ground,
beautifully brocaded in black. Then
there's painted on this black surface
exquisite figures in gold, in silver,
in dead white. French Satines have
always been a favorite fabric here.
But this Silver Silk outranks all
previous efforts.
Abunch of Trade kindlings.
Kindlings. Seventeen pieces
Colored Serge, fine,
firm, even twill. Seventeen pieces.
Seventeen distinct shades.
shades of Red, Blues. Greens. Tan.
/ Gray, 2 Browns, 1 Old Rose, 2 Blacks get
and blue.) l SO
40 IL inches.
called so inch)
so cent Large hair lines, (horse
Fancies. hair and fall of color
bunches) very effective
and stylish.
Another so cent Novelty is in
fancy broken check-a check that
seems to have been twisted diagonal
ly.
Still another is very soft yarn
like threads, woven double, SO cts.
Another yet Is so inches wide,
at SO cts. silk and wool,
bunchy weave, 7
styles, prodigal of color.
Pin Check A quiet minute pin
Batiste. check, exclusive look
ing, has much merit
in it, very wide, SO cts
Wide Wool Light ground,
Challies 25 cts. with silk stripe
and pretty
printed figure. Also black, blue.
garnet ground, with polka spots, and
lines, and figures in bright colors.
1t cost SO cts. last spring for poor
er STYLES, now 25 cts
Aberdeen Mixtures, not exactly
Scotch mixtures, more mot
tied, or random thar
mixed.
The color combination suggests chopped
| dandelions. minced golden rod, hashet
dahlias, spun by witches and woven witt
crazy shutrles.
Two grades, Sl.OO, $l.2o
Milanese. A double shaded
Two tones. mixture, clean, clear,
quiet, not bolsterous
As inches, 69 cts
Two tone An American cousin
De Biege. OF the above. A casu'
al look might cal
them identical.
SO cts. and so cts.
Granite The selling would not
Two tone. wait for the adver-
Using Of this Favorite,
Started in ahead of it. SO inch.
Colors are Red, Drab, Pink, Gray, Blue
Green. These colors are paired off harmon
| 1ously in the goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07

Started in ahead of it. 38 inch.
Colors are Red, Drab, Pink, Gray, Blue,
Green These colors are paired off harmon
lously in the goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-07

printed figure. Also black, blue.
garnet ground, with polka spots, and
lines, and figures in bright colors.
1t cost SO cts. last spring for poor
er styles, now 20 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
circumstances such remarks are generally a.
untrue as they are unwise.
RoNDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Government bonds sold 5.4OO As registered.
1907. at 11lnG1llk; $4,000 Of the same, coupon at
,toa. Ouotstions AT the close were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
trqal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-rrial desired in the
- ,r,y and County Of New York summons Am.
r. Crump Plaintiff. against George Waite IuooS n.
J. Adams John IL Kesns James iSs " name nao Of May
be.rg fictitious her real name being unkno~Mh " ~ ",
FsrS,son solomon b. Vlmlnn. siegmuni :. Bach ne
: tlniann and Leopold : Bache. surviving meI.1Srs u
~. n sr.n u:,icr James ; Mannrg William A Hot
George T. Hoe John T Murphy George ~ l'g NINA
Urnry 4 Lewis George Brown Emily Beck, MATHIS Ss
Alfred +. Wioughby. Frel'icN W Jam, 49," bsing
Richard Bottins John amer" ,,',Nn 70 the PLAINTIFF.
John "a npbel Ohe name JoAn .e.s y NJ, " Arnot
beng unknown TO .ne Pis,,'' i"hn E,more ,th.
rame John being fictitious hr ItS' - n,t',~S ts,osr
known the plaintiff Gn"[5 H''T ens :eti;ioas he
real name being unknown TO the p.an'.t,, ls' ,,s dt
and Mary Dean his VIE he Unknown to p!anta De-
iendants x.,.n.a defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint N
ri. and to s eSpy n S Ss aST the h se
W OF this exclusive Of the DAY u seNiSe, aha
In case OF your fai!e TO appGa or .s"Si: g &
VIII taken against YOU 10y de''u' 'o' '' 's's' ~
,,arde,i In the complaint. 40.
Dated York. W I1Sasryw Fri iS EWING.
p,,i,,n's Attorneys once and Posioace Address. Il
~, wan Inr, Dean and Mary Dean. his wife che
Mary being fictitious her real name being unNna a
to the plaintiff Mfrs& M M'Tfns siG "b n. a IN:
name MARY" being fictitious her teal name being un-
known to the plaintiff John II kearns. Emily r Beck
rhe foregoing summons is served upon you by publ.
cation. pursuant 10 an order 81 the II n George T. ~
State York dated the l2th day Of February ls9
ard that day Med with copy Of the summons arg
County % NewYork. the Court House. in New fork
city in whose Office the original complaint Was Eed 'n
the 18th day Of January, 1875.
Dated Ne"-iork T E1 w;,, 4 ~ Is?' EWING
Plaintiffs Attorneys O:tce and Postofsce Address "
Wall Street. Newiork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tuesday. March -

Tuesday, March 19-p. m
The stock market to-day nearly as active
as yesterday-25l,472 shares-and material adj
vahces marked the entire list. save perhaps, for
the Industrials. London bought in this market.
both in bonds and stocks. This affected the in
ternatonal specialties, 50 that Louisville and
Nashville gained rs. net, to 5O2, and New-York
Central l. net. to 95la st. Paul seemed stronger
both in its character as an international and
Granger. and closed with ! point more to it's
credit than last night, at 57h The other Changers
moved up. too. Rock Island point, net. to 64i.;
Burlington ~ to 70. and Northwestern 1ts to 80.
There was considerable trading, too. all along the
general railway list, not in large blocks. but
reasonably: and advances were the result. The
anthracite roads made considerable gains. still
rejecting the hope that the anthracite coal
troubles will be adjusted this week. Less atten-
ton than usual was given to the Industras.
Sugar advanced and receded about point and
finally closed with net loss Of u, to 81 The other
Industrials advanced slightly. the heaviest gain
being for General Electrc-l7s. net. to 3lh.
There fresh news any of the special
ties. The buoyanoy was general and continuous.
when some profit taking caused a little
weakness A little profit is a. great temptation
In these days. There was some investment buy
ing, Of course. but much ot the strength OF the
market to-day and yesterday due to cover
ing Of short contracts.
II seems safe and timely to say that to what
ever cause the present upward movement In
stocks is due. II is not due to encouraging talk
from certain brokers. even from certain
who complain bitterly OF the times. From the
point Of view OF these brokers. when prices de-
cline II is in response to legitimate conditions:
but when there is advance In anything II is
put up" for dupes. Now. remarks Of this kind
are often amusing. but. as a rule. they bring
no business to brokers' offices; ard In present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

In State issues $4,000 Virginia funded debt
2-3s OF 1891 at 5S7sG59 In city bank stocks: ~
shares Of Mechanics at 1S5. So shares OF Metro
politan at 3a4 % shares of the German American
at 49, . ,,.
Unusual activity marked the trading in railroad
bonds and the animation accompanied decided
advance in quotations which extended 70 an poi
lions Of the list. The sales reached S2ooi.ooo' par
value Chesapeake and Ohio 4las rose ga TO 49,
Chicago and Northern Pacific LIST receipts 70
4oA, Hooking Valley IS / to 9ll2, East tennessee
REORGANIZATION lien to S2ia. Kansas Pacinc Isl
consols to S. Kansas and Texas 1st As ~ to 49,
the eds la TO 5011 Kansas and Texas OF lexas os
ia to TN Northern Pacific Ids 2 to 81. inc con
sol IS II. to %, Reading I'd incomes 10 Todnh
Rio Grande Western lists rs TO 6''2 81 joseph
and Grand Island LIST receipts IA 10 90; II. LOUIS
Southwestern lists IL to 1Ol3 and southern ran
way lst IS IL. 10 SS3s. o,,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Ciearing
House sl2517O Its net loss on balarce was slio'.
154 made up by loss in currency oil sloosoS ana
a loss in coin Of S39.25l. To-days operations IN
Guided: Receipts, s.. 236,07S; payments, S23'6-52
resulting in a general balance of Sl5iosl9s2, con-
sisting Of $50 S74 coin and S7O62lllS currency
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day 1921 953 National bank notes FOR re-
demption The customs receipts were *3'434 the
internal revenue receipts sll9,O94 ana the mscei-
laneous receipts si0$1o Total Governm sIna re-
ceipts for the day s5O3,745 expenditures, $500 425
excess of expenditures. s29s,6I5. Receipts Tor
month to date sl5,645,O3l; expenditures sS.ssloil
excess OF expenditures over receipts, u.s. -fo'oSo
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
caeb on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as ioi
lows:
Mach Is March 10 Differences.
Va, cold On hand 500 4i6 g0S sD.ii5.03i Dec. ss''
legal tenders ,o- 49, ~. 400 o,c
on hand ....... ~ lN1ulSs s,-'...'.-s "a, SO
Net silver nd lI.1l-' 30 l'''''''' I'M ''i'--
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding 49,. 80.
certificates -. Sla 13i Ga 316 Dec sapsti
Deposits In bank II. SD.23 lo.o>"t-f INC ''''"'t
Available cash s2ooo2,s7o s2ooIa5.sCo Inc. siia9o
Deduct minor la a.. &C,
Actual cash hal sls, or 80 $isi0J9 3O3 Dec sl7I'i
The above statement reflects condluonS OF p"Si-
ness on Saturday last.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was at li3G3 No particular cnange
in time money and IN commercial paper was re-
ported. except that the tendency was toward
better rates although the demand was not much
greater We subjoin our usual table OF rates
MADE I'D from information furnished by the
busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
STOCKS STILL RISING.
AN ENCOURAGING MARKET.
COVERING OF SHORT CONTRACTS. But
INVESTMENT BUYING AS WELL.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH 10.
DEALINGS In BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

In London money on call was ! per cent. Tho
rate ~ discount in the open market for long AZ !
short bills was ! 3-ls and lis per cent Brtsh
consols advanced l-l6 for money ana inc account
10 lOt 7-l6 ana l0ii2 respectively. American So
curItios were almost all stronger. and alth 'ugh
Canadian Pacific declined y u 3S's. Illinois Cen
trail advanced -. to ssh. Louisville AMI Nish-
VILE :. 10 81. New-fork central = 10 ." ;, Inu ,
l. IN IN. Reading e, Ia "a. Erie 2is .. T. 6o'.
and the shares J. . s..
French rentcs. lO3 francs 90 centimc': PARIS OK
change on London p francs y ceni.mes. t'Ih1
sight sterling pfcnning higher. ~ 20 marks !"
pfcnnings .-,
Cola premiums to-day: A. Bucnos Nyf"s -.
at Madrid = a. Lisbo. 23.2i',. ~ 81 ieis'ur :
30 Al Athens ~ Al Rome 80. At Vienna "
We have received the following.
Redmond Kerr & GO. offer 81 investors lst
Of nrsi-class investment bonds. details = when
can be found In another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

The price Of domestic exchange was as ioi'p" : ;
Boston. 25c. discount. ,.
Bank clearinEs were as follows at The Places
named: New-York-ENch1nres. s.oi''9f'"-' - ~
anr,s &c oq4 292 Philadelphia Exchanges VII
500 500: balances 1886 7l3 Chicago Exchanges
.12 375 Iel: balances. Nl759i5 II lston-EX-
changes $l4 100 222, balances. N6ilu''
The prize II commercial bar silVer IN this mar
ket was c27sc nominal. an ounce. Mexican d'l-
lars were quoted at 800. In London bar SN'r
advanced 2sd 10 y HE. an ounce. me Lon
don market was STEADY. The Britannia. sailing
to.nnorrow Will TAX. out 20jt ounces II SILVER!
Foreign exchanges were easier. but ialr5 "'-
tive The syndicate was .cporied TO De sei'lhS
sixty day bills ~ AN'Sl. ~ any rate nc SUP
DIV. vvas quito eo,la. I, me demand. The market
al the close was dull. tut not weak The f'i-
lowing table shows the rates AT which business
uas actually done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

BOND e. MORTGAGE GUARANTEE co.
90 St. Brooklyn.
March H. 1895.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND or TWO AND ONE
hat nor cont has this day declared Board NJ
Directors payable April 1. 1895. the stockholders Of
record on the closing Of the transfer books at r. II
March 20 1875. The books will be opened 10 4. NJ
April /. 1898. . ,...,.. ,,.,., -.
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pnbEc d otire.
DUBLIC NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE.
oFPIc nN OF THE CLERK dITR Of THE COMMON COUNCIL
Pursuant directions given me in the foliowi,.
& s snd by % ss asGc s
1885 at o'clock p M the Chamber q the S SD,S
OF Aldermen, be and are hereby designated the i'm
x Jq b y E e Si 70 hs
thory and permission for the a.
and operation Of the street surface railroad proposed
petition for such will be first considered any
Sf Ga9e the be s % 'f ss
two daily newspapers published In this city 70 be dss
a the Of the such adSeP
be Pubic the notice sfpsni St sSs that at TIL. tim.
sse u S T IN The un ns S2Sos O
pany will be considered is required by the provision
To the Honorable the Common CodrcIl Of the City -
way cd 1sSy rspscttuy Ss shows '"s''a Ran
That your petitioner is street surface railroad COZ.
pursuance OF an act Of the Legislature Of state
NswYork. entitled the Rairead Law ,,.r.
maintain ard operate street surface railroad Cor puH
ears s for in ns ne Of y o
County Of New.York upon and along the surfsc. q he
NewYork, 70 wit. Commencing a. point Or D.c. q
with doube tracks through, aiong ard upa Ens:
avenue TO one Hundred and E}Ty;nln'h s'res h.ns
s aoTs Grand Tf pSe Dns hnGe hrou
and upon Gerard avenue 70 One HuAlred anl
One Hundred and sxty-hrs; street = ponr or pacs
On Sa stare c ct SF S & siding. sa
turn and suitable stands for the convenient wor
That the railroad proposed to ts built ceasra:,s
bsnrs .s s Grb intended to Be opea by n,
now or at time hereafter may :awfuly be used ana
YOU petitioner further shows that. pursusn, to u.
laws this State. 1t Is necessary FOR Il = obtain the
consent Of Common Council Of the City q New-Yort
railroad aforesaid and accordingly petitioner nov
applies to your Honorable Body for such consent
,,on o he common Council Of TIE Cty Of NewYork 70,
It's consent and permission to be granted - yoar ped.
construct maintain and operate street surface railroad
FOR public qse through upon ana a'ons ne ayenu..
gether with all necessary connections switches sdln
tunous. tables cros.-orers ana suitable stands 20
accommodation Of the companys cars which may be ua
over said railroad by your petitioner It's successOn
Dated New:York, February % 1895 .,..v cod
NORTH NETWORK JrH oH coT RAItWRY coz
STATE Of New-Yo-k. cry ani County u NswYor< So:
Jsg f and an 5enT ccr u ~ The North YYok
Railway Company. the above named petitioner nat ih'
foregoing petition true 30 me tbre stated 70 Is a.
legged upon Information and beef ard that A. 70 those
this vcrifcation is not by the petitioner because
the petitioner is a corporation: and the grounds q de-
ponen.s belief as TO ali matters in said petition not
ponen has caused - be made concerning ne subject
in the % MS duties as such ofcer OF he ge-
sioner IN she above petitas9n -, I3HN Cor spE
WM r. BoRNkE, Comr. q Deeds y. T. city and Go.
Which was referred to the Committee on Railroads
hereby notified be present al the time and pace
toned In the resolution
Clerk Of the Common Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
STEAMBOATS,

sJIIUHIUUWI5
$500 TO BOSTON. $500 TO WORCESTER
Reduc,i)a o Al POINTS East and North,
VIA NO8W1GM LUNlEo
Steamers leave Pier ,od numo@) 60 y X. nsxS1e,
orosses-st. days only. 20 p. NJ A FAe oFehess
each steamer.
FALL. RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED. n..,
Only $3.50 Boston Tor limited tickets hedaeed
:ates 10 all points. The PLYMOUTH ard PILGRIM 70
commission fine orchestra each Leave PeE :, loli
number. " f. foe; Of Murray-si.. week days only o.
500 p. m.
ID AMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier ~
IL y f. Zoo, Franklin ST Tor Cranston s. West Point
cold Spring cornwall. Fishkill Landing and Ne"oiish
week days ) F. NJ sunday, . \. NJ
- ToNINGToN LINE Inside route to Boston and ,ns
- Fast A ,ares Steamers leave New Pier
SO " r. a 8 Z VI. daily except sunday
n EW.HAVEN-FARE. 81: Excursion. Sl5O.-
~ Steamer Richard Peck" leaves Pier q. + r. daily
o m SUNDAY excepted arriving In time ior train 20
Hartford SprinGhelc. etc Freight steamer
leaves p m. and after April LIST Will leave p m
and II 80 q. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY OF OHIO

The Valley EaIHay Company n Ohio having become
insoltcn lrIcrsignei have rn'ci ~ act .
K,1rearz TN mm.tte" arl have prepared plan fo
Rc,rganrl0n of The company. which is lodged WIKI
The Mc-cant!- Trust ngany 60, Ne" York Holders Of
bonds stock desiring participate IN the benefits Of
the plan must deposit thc.r securities with The Mer-
camille Trust Company before April 18th. 1895 An
s. per the stock be paid at
The tim" - deposit
Reorganization Certificates u deposit will be issued by
Tie Mercantile Trust Company deposited securities
Copies . the plan be ohttnci from the Tius,
C,mI.a}. or fIoin any = ~. unlefssn~I
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
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