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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
SECOND WEEK or THE WOMAN'S COUNCIL
THE DAY DEVOTED TO PAPERS AND blScusSioN-
EVEN THE MONETARY SITUATION
NOT OVERLOOKED

Washington. Feb G-The second weeks session
Of the National Council Of Women convened at ~
o'clock this morning at Metzerotts Hall MIS-
Mary Wright Sewall president Of the 'ouhcil DC
cupied the chair. Equal Pay for Equ'' "o'N wa
the theme for the morning session. mo-
speaker was Josefa Humpal Zeman. OF Gun i'o' -
chicago vice-presdent for bohemia IN the inter
national Council Of Women. who made ,eh-"''",
ute talk on the relation between tie lot S" .'''
native elements Of country. She urs "a ','e
Council to appoint IA secretary to look after the
foreign work in this country alone harile''i :"
Kcvser = fraternal delegate briefly reviewed the
subject. ,,
Harriet a. Shinn. of Illinois. spoke on H.
Dependence or Family Poverty" She dwelt on '''o
subject OF woman as a factor In MOURN ,
In 1856 she said 27l7.l5 women in the couh'i'
earned their own living She VIII. no" t'e''
Handicapped untl she receives the right o. ""'o
and stands equal 70 man before the ia"S.
Industry" and Politics" were the sujec's u's-
cussed at The evening session. the members % '"'
National Association OF Women Stenographers
publican Association Of the United Sta'es' '"e NV
Mary f. Miller. Of Illinois. spoke on Labor an
the Unemployed" She was followed by Marie 90
Price. of Illinois. who gave some Information
concerning Current Conditions or LABOR '''
"age-earninG Women and Children o,ncu .s
to How Can The Moral Element in Current fo"-
ties - Supplied?'
a spirited ana interesting paper that ..rs Of
Helen Narick Boswell OF New-York entitled Inc
Women Against the Tammany Tiger"
gsret sullivan BURKE. OF Washington. on "The
Miss Sheldon. Of Connecticut closed the session
by reading aS'aper on the same subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

s F. Hay. who died from pneumonia on sunday
at his home in Metuchen. " j.. was an o,d ana
highly esteemed engineer and designer or this city
Up to the time OF his death he had been success
fully engaged thirty with the lsoeil-Porter
comnanv of No PAS Broadway. the SUCCESSORS OF
the old New-York firm OF Smith & Sayre builders
Of special machinery for gas works and other I'M
portant machine plants. Here his scientific talent
and ingenious practical resources were much ap-
preciated He had the credit Of improving the de-
sign and operation OF refrgerating and icemaking
contrIvarces Socially he was much beloved he
left a widow and groWn-up son. The FUNERAL
viii take place to-day his home at 1890 p M,
after which his body will be taken 10 Dorchester,
Mass. for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
GERMANS DANCE FOR CHARITY
BEETHOVEN AND LIEDERKEANZ BACHELORS AND
THE JUNG ARION HAVE \ JOLLY TIME
Ar THE RIO GARDEN

BEETHOVEN AND LIEDERKEANZ BACHELORS AND
THE jung ARIoN HAVE \ JOLLY TIME
Ar THE BIG GARDEN
Transformed again was the Madison Square Gar
arlsiocracy. had gone, the great space cleared
and unbroken space OF waxed and shining floor
greeted the guests at the German Charity Ball as
they poured in through the big portals OF the Gar
den prepared to enjoy the ball which was given
under the auspices Of the Bachelor Circle Of the
German Lcderkranz. the Jung Aron and the Bee
thoven Bachelors Ths Garden was divided into two
parts by immense curtain. In front OF this cur
tain Terpschore held sway. and back Of II Bacchus
was in command. bu, in command only In quiet
and ENJOYABLE sense. The boxes began to MI up at
10 o'clock. The big electric lights glittercd and
IA shed, and when after the march, the string or
chestra softly played Fahrbach's waltz "Traum de
Liebc ZOO men and women invaded the iioor ana
danced TO the dreamy rhythm \ programme OF
,wen,y-four numbers was carried out ana wheh
tho men and women not dancing they en-
t.yed the strains Of ;hc big brass band.
Thc sum OF $1,000 was realized by the ball. and
tho money VIII be divided between the German
Uosntal and Dispensary. the German Society the
cerman Poliklink. the Isabella Heimath. the Wari-
hurg Orphan Home School. 81. Marks Hospital. ST
Francis HospItal the German Ladies Society Tor
,ba sinnori OF Needy Widows and Orphans ana
The German Dspensary -.
-" ,mong The more prominent people present were
WiiIiam Stenway. Oswald Ottendorfer. MT ann
Adam Weber, Ashbel ~ Fitch Judge ana
Mrs. Henry Bischon. jr. Paul Loeser. Theodore ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

Havemeyer, Baron Leonhardi. Carl Goepel. Ed,
ward Lauterbach. Judge Simon VI. Enrich Alfred
y Bsadleston. Peter Doelger. Charles Sten r,
mayer. Emil Schaefer. Carl II. Schultz. F. G. w.
Woerz. Or. and Mrs. f. G. Spt1zka; Frank Ws nan
Max Ans William Klenke. c. p: Wolfram Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Rupert Mrs WILLIAM sr Eor stsr
Mrs. Ernest Stangen. Mrs George Ehret Mrs
Edward NJ Burghard Mrs Won Zedlitz Ltp s, Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs Johr {. Gg, Mrs. Gustav II.
Schwab. Mrs. George Chaton. the Misses Halk,
Mr. and Mrs Hubert ellis and Mrs. f.. Krakow
izer.
Mrs. Ralph Trautmann and George Lindenmeyer
opened tho ball The officers who have labored
successfully to make the ball a success are Os-
wald Ottendorfer George lindenmeyer. Charles
Brandt. jr, Herman Gebhardt and Hubert Cills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

that ex-secretary Tracy. OF Brooklyn. had been re-
taIned by the defence. in connection with the hrin
OF Fromme Brothers. In consequence OF tns "
has been necessary for tho defence TO ask for four
adiournments. az Mr. Tracy was too III to appear.
Long before the usual time for opening court the
over and Terrniner room In the new Criminal courts
Building was filed with eager throng OF men
and women.
After one or two matters OF minor importance had
been disposed OF by Justice lngraham Distrlc'-A'-
tornev Fellows who had been sitting within the
railing talking 10 Messrs Austen c. Fox and Daniel
G Rollins who have been especially engaged oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
Keep the Baby Fat

with SCOTS Emulsion For thin babies thin pale rapdg Ghl
en there other remedy the world that will do much good me
reason clear Thin babies and thin children do not asmae the kind
food that them plump This kind Of food found IN SCOTS Emu
sion and the beauty babies and children like They Go not look
medicine
Ifvou are down. in health take SCOTS Emulsion yourself is
effective than ordinary specifics curing coughs ana Oos because
does relieve the local Inflammation 1t builds up the SYSTEM
promotes the making of healthy tissue and ennches the blood
SCOTS Emulsion is Codlver Oil patabe effective
and easiest combined with the ypophosphes of Lime and Soda
Thus essential nutrients that are always needed when there
decreased vitality or wasting of flesh and strength
Substitutes talked taking something said
ust a. god'
Scott Bovine, NewYork City. All Druggists SOC. and ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
CHARLES II. JARVIS.

philadelphia Feb % ,SpeciaD Charles II. Jarvis.
a we,l-known musician. died suddenly this morning
AZ his home In this city Mr.. Jarvis was born In
Philadelphia December p. iS;', and lived In THIS
city most Of hts lie. He inherited his musical IN
stincts from his father. Charles Jarvis. leading
music teacher OF his day also the editor and com
miller Of various musical publications Il is probable
thar no man haa done more by public AID private
effort 10 elevate musical taste in this city man
AIR Jarvis His yearly OF concerts of high
grade were notable in Philadelphia musical history
Jror thirty wears he carried these elevated abors
never with money profit. often az "A loss-but
never once lowering his standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

Elmira y. V. Feb. 25.-Professor James Ken
ard Monks superintendent of the Educational De-
n,rtrent NJ the Elmira State Reformatory died
suddenly at his home in this city this morning at
o'clock from heart disease. He was ffty-one
wears Old His reputation is based principally upon
his work as the head of the reformatory school
system which he raised to n high degree OF eff
Cheney attracting the admiration of educators and
penologists all over the country During the re-
cent reformatory investigation he stood firmly for
Mr. Brockway. and his counsel was OF great value
to the superintendent and the management OF the
Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
WILLIAM \. COCHRAN.

Philadelphia Feb. civilian A. Cochran. n
member of the banking firm of L. II. Taylor n
CO.. OF this city. died at his home near Jenkn-
town to-day Mr.. Cochran who was thrty-hve
years Of age. member or the Stock TX.
sbanye the Union League club. the Society OF
sons OF the Revolution. and was very active IN
Tho Masonic order. He had been suffering from
Diabetes for several months. \ widow and three
children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
DOHERTY'S TRIAL BEGUN.
THE Ek-POLICE CAPTAIN AT LAST AT
THE BAR.

SLOW WORK IN FINDING UNPREJUDIcED MEN
FOR THE JURY BoX.
After what has seemed an endless numoer Oh a."
tournaments ex-PoIice Captain Doherty was at last
n.aced on trial Yesterday morning in the Court o.
over and Terminer. before Justice Ingraham' on
charge Of bribery The case has been upon the cal
endar almost. II not quite dozen tines Only u
be POSTPONED by either the Dstrct-Attorney once
or the defence Two weeks ago II was announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
Dp ISAAC N. WARD.

Or Isaac VI. Ward one OF the abest members
OF the medical profession in New-Jersey. died at his
home at LYONS Farms. near Newark. on sunday
aged e.ghty-nlne. He was born at Lyons Farms.
and studied medicine with DIR. Pennington, IN New
ark and vas one OF the first 10 adopt the system
Of homeopathy introduced by Or. Hahnemann. lie
leaves two sons one Of whom Is a physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
THE Animal Extracts.

Organic beings possess the power o. ,iar psbuium
which each organ body demands for is h
and The brain selects ths, p' us 1rowth
requires. the heart the material necessity TOT W.
and preservation. and on win inc or,ans
OF the body No mistake is ever commn'e"h ,,m rmtri.
never takes nutrment, nor inc lNer ps' Th.,>
Nan, IN, each selects that which Il requires Iners
are however diseased conditions OF the Naous n
in which this power lost impaired anu ,,.,r 4.
sequence disturbance OF function or even dea'h Se'
result. ...- ,,a, an orraa
III we can obtain the peculiar matter tnat ~ pisS
body requires and take II directy , .s, nyoo.
We do away with the performance OF many wa.
esses which are accomplished only by inc e"pe"'
OF a large amount Of vital force. ,... hr.., tS,>
Take person suffering from an exhsus.u "ai. ar
result Of excessive brain work Three he fooS
eaten every day matter how tudlciousiy VI.
may arr anged condition continues, .,,-scs
can nut into that persons blood concentrated
OF the BRAN healthy animal. we supply a. ,nis
n,buun which the requires. Then " uIo'' III
treatment the morbid symptoms disappear We are J.s.-
fed in concluding that have successfully adea
doing that which unassisted she coud no, acc',pr.'
IAN this applicable not only to inc nra,n ~" Ia n.
ainy heart the spinal cora. the H'use'es ~""
fact every other organ Of the body -, ..... -
Above IL the theory upon which Is basen ,"c ae'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
LORD ABERDARE.

london. Fer. Zo--ffthfy NUSITH 1sV I'.'01T
OF Aberdare died to-day
Lord Aberdare WAS born April l6 1915. He
was called 10 the bar in 1881. and was elected MEM
ber Of Parliament for Merthyr-Tydvil in lao2, MI
ing the seat until s6s from which time until ls'S'
when he was created a Peer. he sat for Renfrew-
shire He had held various Government offices. in
Guiding those OF Under Secretary for the Home De
narfment Vice President OF the Education Depart
ment Secretary OF State for the Home Department.
and Lord President OF the Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
for over quarter of cen tury.
A PLATT ORGANS FALSE NOTES
GOVERNOR MORTON MADE NO DEMANDS
UPON MAYOR STRONG.

HE DENIES REPORTS TO THE EFFECT THAT HE
INSISTED on THE RETENTION OF KERwIN
AND MURRAY. AND EXPRESSES
HIS ENTIRE CONFIDENCE
IN THE MAYOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

French rentes were quoted at 100 francs 81 CEN
times; Paris exchange on London. % francs %
centimes; Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks
421a pfennings. The weekly statement OF the
Bank OF France shows a decrease of 1876, 900
francs gold and 1915 900 francs silver.
J. 7. Morgan & Co.'S trust certificates counter
signed by the Mercantile Trust Company, for
New-York. Lake Erie and Western common stock,
first assessment paid have been listed at the
Stock Exchange.
Friday is the last day for depos:ting Erie pre-
ferred and common stock and paying the first
instalment Of assessment. II is officially stated
that all stock deposited after Friday has 10 pay
an extra assessment. The bulk Of the stock is al
ready deposited. and J. P. Morgan & Co.'S reor-
ganization certificates are listed on the New-York
Stock Exchange.
quarterly dividend OF per cent has been de-
cared on the stock OF the Norfolk and Southern
Railroad Company, payable October 10.
The directors of the Chicago Junction Railways
and Union Stock Yards Company have declared a
quarterly dividend Of lla per cent upon the pre-
ferrcd stock of the company. payable October 1.
quarterly dividend Of "a per cent upon the
preferred stock OF the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company will be payable &C.
tober |.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company. No. IS
Liberty-st has declared a quarterly dividend OF
per cent payable October l.
The Proctor e. Gamble Company. OF Cincinnati
has declared the regular quarterly dividend OF 2
per cent on preferred stock payable October 15
The w-England Loan and Trust Company
No "a Nassau-st. has declared quarterly divi-
dend Of ~ per cent. payable September 81 This
is It's ifty-second consecutive dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
financial elections.

MICHIGA An PENINSULAR CAR COMPANY
A MEETING Of the stockholders Of this COM
N pany will be held at IL ONCE. No 1874 La Sale
street Chicago H. Tuesday. the LIST day Of October
at II A. M for election Of directors and the trans
action such other business may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
Oct 4 at 10 a n JOSEPH TAYLOR Secretary.
Chicago. Sept Sd. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
NEW YORK. August 20. 1895.

NEW YORK August 90 1895.
plan nas been issued for the reorganization OF the
New York Lake Erie Western Railroad Company. the
New York Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad Company. and
the Chicago & Erie Railroad Company. Copies may be
obtained Offices OF the Depostaries under sad
plan. Messrs. ]. p Morgan Co. q Wall street. New
York and Messrs. J. 5. Morgan Co.. p Old Broad
Street. London.
All holders OF stocks and bonds above mentioned arc
notified deposit with either Of said Depostarles
Holders Of preferred and common stock OF the New
York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company are FUR
Their notified In order TO obtain the right TO a
deduction OF 50 per share from the assessment OF 80
per the stock. and - per share from
the assessment s2 per share the preferred stock
THEY MUST DEPOSIT THEIR STOCK AND
PAY THE FIRST INSTALMENT Of 50 per share on
the stock and 81 per share on the preferred
stock the balance Of the assessment On
OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 20, 1906.
Holders preferred stock failing 10 deposit
the same or to pay such first nsalment by September
90 1895 and the remaining instruments called Tor.
pay full assessment Of SIS per share on com
mon stock and s2 per share preferred stock with
deduction whatsoever.
decree for the sale OF the New York. Lake Erie
and Railroad has already been entered Prompt
action BY security holders is therefore essential.
C. II. COsTER.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
ANTHONY J. THOMAS,
Com Uaitfes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

In state issues there were sales Of $4,000 vir,,
rinia funded debt 2-3s Of 1891 at 63 one nunu, 20,
shares Of the Merchants Bank were SOLO q, 10,
Railway bonds were unusually quiet and deVei-
oped fair features Of interest The trading was re-
duced to only N.4sl.OOO. and while prices We .,e
firm to strong tire movement was siight ,, El.
DDS receipts stamped rose l to 17i1. oregon eho,,
Line and Utah Northern consos receipts 10 "a
and Reading lists incomes IA to 1874, but tnese
advances we're unaccompanied By feature Or sp'
cal activity. -
The United States Treasury received to-day
1857 800 National bank notes for redemption Sus
toms receipts reported to-day from Washihs ~
were ss295S1 the internal revenue receip's 100,
500 and the miscellaneous receipts $l3.5iO lo'a'
Government receipts for the day. 81 1864 e eS-
penditures 81 $50 500: excess OF expenditures 30
S5s. Receipts for the month to date. LOO
s2il3.Ss2. Receipts for the fiscal year to date
s75.37.632; expenditures $9o6023i9; excess OF eH-
penditures over receipts, s15227717
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
ering actual results OF two days ago, coihpaled
with the last previous statement, was as folio~s'
Ne, gold on hand s SGT + ssT' y Inc
S:' . nssa on nd s s. AZ Dee Dee 80
Treasury vaults
over outstanding ascot.
ssT:a's' 'ss ss rs go *, p Sc
Available cash s2oi 0a2 SCI 5000 s2Iao Dec s7o'7is
bilIties ......... 2o,aiI2lo iaaosois Dec so1 GOO
Actual cash bal sIs 22 GAS $751; 523 $50 Inc $3oi $50
The Sub Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House Of s5300l0 It's net loss on bal
ance was AO7275. made up by loss In currency
Of 81 103.6l0 and a gain in coin OF s696.335. To-
days operations include: Receipts, $3.79l.742 pay
ments. OIL resulting In a general balance OF
s1s7 30 consisting OF sS9 1880 coin and 49,
922. 45l currency
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The local money markets are inclined TO ease.
It is not thought that the Improvement In call
money will advance for some time to come. and In
time money there is little doing. The market Tor
commercial paper is a somewhat narrow one at
present. many banks usually large buyers being
out of the market. Rates furnished by the
busiest houses were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

The bonds ~ New York Lake Erie Western Railroad
Company already under control. pursuant TO the
circular Of Messrs Drexel. Morgan Co. and Messrs
J. S. Morgan & Co.. dated December 10. 1894. unless
Withdrawn as hereinafter provided will be included
in the present plan without further action by the de-
positors. but carrying the plan. the Committee
may require the exchange existing receipts for new
receipts hereunder Should however. any holder
Of outstanding receipts for such securities desire We
WILL upon surrender OF the receipts OF such hold
the securities represented thereby on or before
September 30 1895. after which date all privilege Of
withdrawal will
j.. p. MORGAN co.
j. 3. MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
PITTsBURd AND WESTERN.

PIrrsBURd AND WESTERN.
Numbe. ~ miles 227 " 227
Jan. 1 to sept IT,. sissssss isSo.s55 262o 100
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. .p
Number OF miles...... 4t0f 4@O<
Second week In Sept. 800 11S s34LJi6 $3I2OE
Jan TO Sept H.. f2s777D3 11.917.02 12,fi0.s0s
IOWA CENTRAL
Month Of July
Number OF miles. ...... -lp7 ip7 l07
Gross earnings siMs!s n2!ss1 si2s 800
Net earning. ,ao oar $40 a., a., eaa
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Sept. i9-4 r. m.-Consos i07ss for money
and l0I ILL for tn account Canadian Pacific. latt
Erie sS do. consol. 7s Illinois Central 1877
MEXICAN ordinary. 22: 81 Paul common. 7sN N.w-york
centra loo: Pennsylvania. 5Iis Reading, l0A: Mexican
Central new per cent bonds. Il Louisville and Nash
VIE On; Atchson common. 2OA
. p m-The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the
hank OF england on balance to-day IA f292OOO Paris
advces quote per cent rentes at 100 francs ~ cen
times Tor the and exchange London at %
francs 20 centimes for checks
Paris. Sept. e.The weekly statement Of the Bank ~
France Shows decrease Of 7G15Go francs in gold and
2.3I30oO francs In silver.
Derlin. Sept io-Exchange London % marks 42l1
pfennngs for sight and % marks 1884, pfennngs for @
day bills .AteE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
PROPOSALS FOR s3.3to.5s07O BONDS AND
STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW-fORk.

rHScFAE & fNR sT rRSM rSSAPE ooLD
Execators Administrators. Guardians and others holding
trust FUNDS authorized by law to inves' III saia
sealed propoals be received by the Comptrolier OK
the City Of New-Y,rk at his onice No go nsoadwaS
sep,ember 1905 at o'clock p NJ. for the whole or
part Of the following coupon o, registered o0no'
s cSSs co as S STOCK foi Repavns and
Avenues. payable November lst iexo ., ,vs,
-'V'''' Wing Of the An erican Museum Of Natural
History payable november ls 1870
SSsss 20 The Bridr. The Harlem R,ver
at iS5th Street payable November LIST, IVY
io'''"" S saSaSis NeScmSer LIST, ie2o
e4o o. Consolidated stock for the washington Bridge
Park payable NSse% 96T R i l Road. and
Avenues IN the Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth Wards Of the city OF New-York, pay
100 oo 90 Cnnsoia:ed FOR Construction OF Null
berry Bend Park, payable November is 1920
provernsn, Of Pathways. payable November
LIST. 1914 .
i"'""o Rrsr.ids PARK For grading drainage and
walks, payabl. November LIST. 1914
1875 10000 Consolidated Stock for nprovemen, and Com
p p.mSer i 1a 1914 '""'' '"'a'' W.
1873 1873 so Consolidated Stock school House Bonds pay
1850 - consoiidated stock Sanitary Improvements
school House Bonds. payable November LIST.
500 S Consolidated Stock Police Department Bonds.
PAYABLE November list. 1928.
500 600 90 eonsoidated stock Dock Bonds payable No
venber LIST. 1870.
40 900 90 Consolidated stock. Water Main stock. pay
The proposals should be ircosed In sealed envelope.
rr9Pos. for Bonds Of ss ,b1 a. OF the
closed In second enve addressed to the Comptroller
Of the City ~ New-york
City ,f Nsw-York Finance Department, comptrolers
onhc-. September 18th 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
financial.
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 1885; Income Bonds; Preferred
Stock; Common Stock; and Chicago
& Erie Railroad Company's Income
Bonds.