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his Office. 1t was decided to give the just
ice + airing and he was cited to appear
before the board on Thursday morning at
10 o'clock.
The bills of Justice Murray and ex-Jus-
tice Cordell of Walkerville also came in
on them, but the bill of &. NJ. Colman for
December was disallowed and the owner
of the fees of his court for that month
will be compelled to sue the county if he
wants to secure his money.
Z. w. Holmes, who has been abstract
clerk for several years, has been APP
pointed assistant assessor, and his APP
pointment as abstract clerk was to-day
revoked and his bond as assistant asses
sor approved.
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FRUIT FOR SCRIPT FIENos.
Silver Bow Connty's Treasury Is Empty
Again.


Silver Bow Connty's Treasury Is Empty
Again.
BUTTE, March 5.-The county treasury
has gone broke again and from now on
the county will pay per cent. interest on
all warrants. The familiar sign on the
treasurer's office door to the effect that
there was money in the treasury for the
payment of all claims against the county
was removed a few days ago, and j. II.
Bordeaux is now doing a land office bust
ness buying up county warrants and he
will run the county's finances for the re.
mainder of the year.
On the first of the month there were
about 1000 in each of the county and con.
tingent funds, but it has all been drawn
out since that time. The road fund is en-.
tirely exhausted and the poor fund con-
tains but few dollars. Treasurer Hill
intimates that the county will be from
S75.0 900 TO $4,000 short by the end of the
year, or until the taxes come in again.
All salaries, witness fees, jurors fees and
constable fees in all the courts will, from
now on. be fruit for spectators and
''script fiends." The treasurer has been
registering warrants since the first OF
March.
Small amounts OF n oney will come in
from time to time from licenses. road and
poor taxes, and from the sale of property
upon which taxes are delinquent, but not
of sufficient quantity to make any per-
ceptible effect on the demand and it will
probably all be transferred to tho contin-
gent fund to meet emergencies.
The condition of the school funds is
pretty good, as there is more money in
them than there was last year at this
time, due to tho fact that the levy for 1891
was half n mill higher than in 1893, and it
IG hat N xriII lo oh In
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1t Was n Success.

BUTTE, March 5.-The concert given &C
the Auditorium this evening by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Mountain View NJ. +.
church proved to be very enjoyable af-
fair ami was largely attended. The fol-
lowing programme was presented:
Recitation, "Ostler Joe" .... Mrs. IT, y Wing
Due ...............M Mrs. Cooney and DIR. Fourth
Recitation Dutch daect) .... Mrs. II. n. Wing
Male trio. The Old Fashioned Home" ......
o.. MessTS. Jackson, Guyerte and Slemmons
Delsarte dTill--Alisses Mabel Hughes, Clara
Hughes, Johns. Ornsby Mckilip, Rund.e
anu hut edge.
Recitation, Polish Boy" ...... Mrs. ii. n. Wing
indian club swinging .................G q. X. Reel
Recitation, Odd Actors story" ............... -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs II. n. Wing
Duet Observation-Disclosures. Misses Hammond
Recitation, Boys Mother" Mrs. ii. n. Wing
Baritone solo, Nearer My God to Thee"
Observation-Disclosures Boston a. Montana Band
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daylight.

Well seasoned foundation granite and
coping stones, sui able for heavy machIn.
cry; also lngersoll drills with fittings and
mountluCs; one Sullivan diamond core
drill. IL inca bore; Wine engines. for air
or steam power; Knowles compound
pumps. lO-inch piuugers. 2i-inch stroke.
For further Information apply TO the
Lexington Mining Co., L. .. box I52,
Butte, Mont.
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Moving on Anaconda.

BUTTE, March 5.-Will Theodore and
Ed Bryan will remove to Anaconda to-
morrow with Edison's twin wonders, the
kaleidoscope and phonog raph which Butte
people have looked at, listened to and
marvelled at for the past month. Their
stay in Butte has been very successful-it
could not well be otherwise-and there is
no doubt that their visit TO Anaconda will
be equally so.
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Buy the new No. 6 Remington type
writer. best in the world. sold by K. II
Sherman, 125 East Park ST., Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-06

See the new No. 6 Remington typewriter
at Sherman's, 125 L. Park street, Butte.
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"Green River is the highest grade sou
mash Bourbon made, and is now recon
mended for the sick by tho medical pre-
fession.
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Why don't you get one of those new
style Thermometers at Newbro's.
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Don't buy a so-called cheap typewriter.
The Remington is the cheapest because
il will out wear all others. Sold by T.. II.
Sherman, 125 East Park ST.. Butte.
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All musical instruments tuned and re-
paired by Fred Orion, piano tuner, Ill
Utah street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-06

Try the Electric" flour; it makes the
finest bread, and has no rival in this mar
ket.
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New home SEWN: machines never get
out of order. Try one. Sold by l.. ii.
Sherman, l25 East Park ST.. Butte.
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For plaques. paints, brushes. etc. 20 TO
Charles Schatzlein's 5, Il Yves, Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-06

Maximum and minimum thermometers
are sold only by Newbro.
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W.A.Smith, piano tuner, Smith PianoC,
% W. Park, will receive prompt attention
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Consultation free. Ladies only In attendance
A free guide to the city OF health will be
furnished free to every lady applying to room
q, Owsley block once hours from sto 8 u.
m Mrs. James Atchison. Mgr -.,.,.U... -
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In state issues. None In city bank stock;
None
Railroad bonds were moderately active ana
strong but material changes In quotations were
confined to a few issues. The total sales. par
value. were s2l69 OOO Brooklyn Elevated 2ds
rose . to rs Jersey Central general IS to H."
Louisville Naw-Albany and Chicago consoIs ia
to l0li. Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
consols receipts. 10 5374 and Cordage lists . 10
43i2.
The sub Treasury was debtor at the 'iearhs
House sS7S III Its net gain on balance was
ss776s9 made up by a gam in currency ot VIZ
200 and gain in coin Of $95S.6Gs. To-day s opcr-
atoms included: Receipts. S2.193.S6S payments
81 4lG 929: resulting In general baanc" OF sl4N,
SIX 900 consisting OF 93b coin ana So5''o-Sf
currency. ,,.,.,..,,,, ho
The Treasury Department at NashihS'oh !"
Two closed to-day on account Of IN" funerti 81
the late Secretary Of State. no reports "i '"e
rrcasurv's condition were given ou'.
MONEY AND THE FOREIGN MARKETS..
The money marsc' vas dun with sales pi"'-
,ically unchanged We subioin our usual tao'e
Of rates. made up from Information furnished
by the busiest houses;
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

y,
The better market for stock to-day was plainly
due to a covering OF short contracts which in
turn were the result of more favorable crop
news and some London buying. This was not
in accordance with the professional prediction
last night. but the weather is variable at this
time Of year. and there may be showers every
where before the next market the bears pre-
ferred to be safe rather than consistent until
Friday The character Of the news about the
crops seems changeabe as the weather itself
Officials of the Granger roads declare that little
damage has been done. Those traders who
working for "A lower level OF prices. easily pro-
duce contra reports. equally strong Some Of
the tales tod are as ridiculous the which
Nebraska had been frozen TO death last night
be that SO far. the crops, as a whole. have not
been materially injured. The Government re-
port is not particularly dscouragng. Naturally
the Changers led the trading in stocks outside
the Industrial groups. They closed higher than
last night. but not at the highest Of the day
Rock Island at one time touched 69h but It's final
figures were 6S3s net advance Of "A. Burng-
ton sold at Slh. but declined finally to S07s a net
rise of " only St Paul. which with Burlington
led the group in activity. ended " above yestcr-
day at 667s having been sold at GA while
Northwesterns latest price was 9S5s. only a be-
low the highest and yet " above last nights
final The lnternationals were strong and up
generally by small fractions and was Read
ing The anthracite situation is supposed 10 be
better because the results Of the sales agents
meeting yesterday made II no worse The low
priced stocks closed irregular. Pacific mail,
which gave out an excellent yearly report met
with sudden drop the news that another of
its steamships had been lost. As the company
insures its own ships. a cool 100000 is thus
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knocked off the company's actual profits. though
they carry s15O.00O in expenses 70 meet such n
loss which sum for this year. Is said 10 be I'M
evnendnd The stock closed At 27i. net de-
cline Of ~. which is however, better than the
lowest price OF the day. 26l. ,
The Industrlals did well, generally 3eihg
ari.oa nm a rojnt or two Rubber gained the
most on the reports Of increased business ana
fine profits for the Trust. Some OF the insiders
said plaintive.y n while ago that the common
stock would sell at GO. II the newspapers would
only stop making disagreeablc remarks about
the Inlustrials. 1t sold finally to-day at 44@., a
net advance Of pa. after marked acuvity' Inc
market closed strong. but not AT the hlghest OF
tho dav: total transactions 2io1Gi
BONDs-THE FEDERAY TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: None Closing quota
,ions were as follows:
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tla.n.oan TOTAL.

sis.oc1o TOTAL.
I'm addition - covering all the valuable real es'a"
, th. Company a. which 80 FOUR central stations are
erected ,one - them ih~ largest IN the woril ana
f,fh f. la the = construction the Mortgage also
covers al tho ccupanys ~ p"y and franchises on Man
haitian Island VOW owned and 40 which may hereafter
l.. acquired appur'enant thereto. and all other prop
.r,v - every Kind acquired iy tho reserved bonds SUD
e., only H. the existing $t3i2rD First Mofigag" ."
- nds until redeemed. In addition. there are deposited
vii, the Trustee further security for the First 'onSoi
dated Bonds the capital stocks - the Manhattan
Electric IArh, Company Limited AMI Harlem Lighting
...fnrany and S,sS.o q their Fist Mortgage Bonus
4 further amount = about sD""". Manhattan Com
many First Morigagc Bonds. has been acquired IN
i.- "a. ,rovison = Mortgage. and will lie Ike
wise Deposited with the Trustee before July isi II VIII
readily d. seed. therefore that tho First Consolidated
Bonds become practical First Mortgage upon both the
Manhattan and Harlem Companies plants
The total nXel charge ~ the Company. when 'h'
81 as6ro bonds which YOU al"u, 20 sell are In
GUIDED will be only S32jo'D per annum.
Tn. earnings ~ The Edison Electric Illuminating
Company ior the past years have been as follows
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"A TIL: !riSSElMMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, F0 s
sssvE e At Sro THE Office No. E;Sss
Eisb;nSIEsMrs at the following Branch Offices: .!
Isl Fourth,Sse corner Twenty-third-st lS2 sxthays
Third ave- cor Fourteenthst; $50 Third-ave; ~
In BROOKLYN 1or FS s :sy:nth. io:o Thlrdays
D M A. r..,, JOB Broadway: i.io7 Fuiton-st. w -
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r,.popr.N FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

r,do, MAY 90 , D. n-consols, l0d. for notn money
~ 49, ,rrD,nt. canadian Pacific '3is Ere" l-ts, ~
second consoIs II Illinois Central ~ Mexican oi INN
o,a, :, PAM common NewYork Central iof lii
svI-ana 5i Heading. ~ Mexican rcn'ra. h'w ,h,or
cen, bonds. G6 Louisville ana NaS"'"'' '''''
ia D. THE Of bullion gone INTO ths . nn
-, T., nd an balance to-day Is $500" lnda nouncn
Is were allotted to-day at an advance OF '-"-n p''
rupee. 49,, u,o,o nor cent rentes Mt 1O2
francs 49, centmes Cor the account ana 'N'"''s' "
London al - francs % centimes for checks
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Joint Executive Reorganization Committee
or THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

Holders =, A,chison Topeka Santa rs Railroad Com
panv General Mortgage Four Per Cent Bonds Second
Mortgage Bonds and Stock intending 70 participate In
the Reorganizatlon should deposit their securities
promptly a possible before the 10TH DAY OF JUNE
1898. after which date deposits will ONLY be re-
cei,ei with the consen, Of tho Committee. and upon
SUCH TERMS ms the Committee may impose.
Deposits must he made ms follows:
Bonds with the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW-YOR<. NJ Broadway. New York
Stock with the NEW-YORk GUARANTY IN
IDENTITY COMPANY. 30 Cedar Street. New-York.
New-York. May 10Th 1898
EDWARD KING. Chairman.
HERMAN KOBBE, Secretary.
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financial elections.

- ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS o.
HERRING HALL MARVIN COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Herringha
Marvin Company will be held the Once Of the Com
pany. No. e3 Montgomery Street Jersey city, v ia
on WEDNESDAY. THE 5rH DAY OF JUNE, 1895. az II
o'clock A. NJ for the election of Directors. and ne
transaction II such other business be brought b.
fore the meeting
The transfer books will close the ONCE OF the Com.
pany. NO II broadway. New York city May 18th AZ
O'clock T. VI. and reopen on June 9th AT 10 CLOCK
A NJ Respectfully.
RICHARD T. PULI.EN. Secretary.
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HERMAN kODBE.
Secretary.
Kansas Pacific Consolidated

The undersigned at the reaues, Of large number Of
the holders OF the Consolidated First Mortgage Per
CEN, bonds o. :he Kansas Pacific Railway Company.
have undertaken committee for the protection
IL IL 10 the tnterrst Of all holders that .
mn iority OF these bonds he deposited pPOmpts
Is. 40 thmt the c~rtiAcntes can he ll.tcd on
the New York stock Exchnnx.. and that the
now ins.Itutrd by the Trustees Looking 10
the foreclosure ~ the mortRngr aud the sale
~ acme of the securities held ms collateral
Tor the brncAt. Of the Kansas racihc con:oli:
been prepared Tor signature. and deposited with the
Mercsn,ile Trust Company when viii Issue eer,lncas
mnon depo-i, o. Nonls Copies o. this agreement may
bs obtained from the secretary from tho Mercantile
''O'' FREDERICK y. TAPPEN. Chairman.
iOi IS FITZGERALD.
THOMAS DENNY.
oiIvIn AMEs, "a; ncstcn; Mnssx
GEORGE o.. LEtGHTON. ~. Louis, NO.
'" I"|'@' COMMITTED
W rMfEN ROOSEVELT Secretary, 80 Wall st.
sTRONG & CADWALADER. Counsel
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Intcrcst payable scmi-nnnunily, on
January IN and July LIST. In Ncw-f"rN'
First Coupon Nor six months tnfcrcsp
unynbIc .Janunry 1st 1so0
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finanriaI.
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
FIRST MICE. GOLD BONDS.
Office OF the Central Pacific Railroad Go.
NETWORK. May 81. $50


NETWORK. May 81. 1906
Thi, Company has made arrangements to extend It's
6, 40, 90 First Mortgage Bonds maturing July 1. lso5
50 that the principal thereof shall become payable IN "a
years from that viz. On January l. 1885, with IN
terest meanwhile payable scmi-annually January and
July l. at the rate IS principal and interest
pavable in United States Cod Coin.
The right is reserved to the Bonds so extended
at any time on paying the Bondholders the par or
face value Of the and thereon at the rate
nj, q nor cent per annum from July 1895 in United
States gold coin such interest accrued subsequent 10
that date may been paid thereon before sueh re-
dempon thereof
The right Of the avail themselves OF such
been reserved to such holders as f"io"
TO JUNE 1ST fs03. shnl deposit their Bonds for that
purpose with MESSRS. SPEYER & CO.. Ncw-fork'
or with MEssRs. sPEYER BROTHERS. London
or MIR. Lac. sPEYER ELisSEN. Frankfort
oM. or MEssRs. TEIxEIRA DE MATTos
BROTHERS. Amsterdam.
The extended Bonds will stamped 10 show the ex-
tension and new Coupon sheets will be annexed repre-
sen,lng future interest
Comics OF the Ex;e sion Agreement be obtained at
the company's and the Office Of the Bankers
above mentioned
The present extension made TO the date of maturity
~ the latest maturing Central FRS. Mortgage
Bonds before which date .he Company expects to
arrange long extension Of the First Mortgage
c. F. HUNTINGTON. |lce-fresuent'
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE NOTICE. WE REQUEST
HOLDERS WHO WISH TO AVAIL THEMSELVES or THE
PRIVILEGE or EXTENSION TO PRESENT THEIR BONDS
As SOON As POSSIBLE At OUR OFFICE. WHERE THEIR
BONDS WILL BE- STAMPED AND NEW COuPON SHEETS
AFFIXED. FREE OF CHARGE, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
SPEYER e. CO.,
MILLS BUILDING.
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llIiOPOSALS.

The Board Of the village OF College Point
y. T. hereby bids for the whole or any oil
eleven 81 twenty four per cent water bonds OF
village authorized by Chapter 3S OF the Laws
OF 1888. BIDS are invited and
received by ~ the village at their
Poppcn hisen College Point " Y. up
.cIact r. AZ une al 1926 when and where all bids viii
be opened. All proposals must be accompanied by GER
tinei check drawn q order OF F. H. Clair. Esq.
Village Treasurer for nve cent OF me amount bid
the balance he paid BY the successi9 nancr on or be-
Bank 407 broadway New-York. when and where the
deN cred The board reserves the ght to
reject oil blds
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cor-PON BONDS OF $1,000 EACH. WITH PRO-
VISION FOR REGISTRATION Of PRINCIPAL
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WATER BONDS.

NV
Sealed proposals hereby for the purchase
gold bearing Water Bonds OF the city Atlantic City
New-Jersey
Amount OF OF Bonds $775.OOO
lon each $1,000
Interest per cent payable semi-nnnualy In June
December in gold coin. coupons attached
taxation.
Principal payable In thirty years
valuation OF Atlantic City il S13 900
Permanent population 10000 increased l3OO,O
sur months
exclusive OF this issue about 500
These bonds issied by authority
with Of the Legislature Of NewJcrsey entitled An
Ac, enable cities 20 supply the inhabitants
pure and wholesome water. approved April 2is 1919
This provides for sinking fund the appropria
ton of the revenues received from Water Depart
nlent 10 pay and bonds at maturity.
The Of this .ssue Is for
Condemnation. OF the plant OF the Atlantic Water Com
par The city the right O reject any and all
bids Sealed bids marked Bids for Water bonds ad
dressed 20 EMORY D. iRELAN. City Clerk Atlantic
will be until Twelve o'clork
Monday, June 3D. 1893.
Dated May 18th. 1898.
FRANKLIN =. sTOY Mayor. Atlantic City.
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Joint Executive Reorganization Committee
OF TIE
AtchiS0n, Topeka & Santa fe
Railroad COMPANY.

Stockholders % the Atchson Topeka and Santa re Ran.
road Company desiring participate In the reorsana,oa
nr. required under Reorganization Plan and Agree.
men, 70 deposit their Stock and pay THE FIRST IN.
STNJNENT OF 81 per share on account Of tho assess
ent Of SO per before June TO- 1893 to the
DcposI,arIes named In the Plan namely: In New-york
THE NETWORK GUARANTY AND INDEM.
NIFTY COMPANY. 65 Cedar street. In Boston: Old
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. agents OF the New.
York Guaranty and Indemnity Company Amos Building.
In London: Barring BROTHERS & COMPANY,
LIMITED. In Amsterdam: HI BRECHT. VAN
HARENCARsPEI a. VAS WISER.
Notice Is hereby giyer. that payment Of the balance OF
the assessment called for by the Joint Executive
Committee In instarnen's as follows;
THE SECOND INsTALMENT Of SO per share pay.
allie on or before the 18th day Of July, 1895.
THE THIRD INSTALMENT Of 50 per share. pay.
able on or before the 18th day Of August. 1895.
THE FOURTH AND LAST INsTALMENT Of
81 per share payable before the 18th day u sepem
Der 1895.
The respective instruments must be paid 10 the above.
named Depositares discount Of two and onehaf cents
per share will allowed all stockholders who deposit
their the whole Of the assessment Of SIC
per shar. on or before June Ia. 1895
Dated New-york. May IA 1885
EDWARD KING.
Chairman
HERMAN KOBBE.
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TO HOLDERS OF KANSAS CITY BONDS.
~ city Mo) SIS due June LIST. 1895. that the entire
issue Will be paid at maturity upon presentation
render Msssrs. KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers New
York.
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STATE TIrSr COMPANY or NEw.yORK, Trustee.
In n letter. dated May 2tst. fso". the frcs'-
dent OF the Edison Electric ILLUMINATING
Compnuy Of Ncw-YorI. makes the f"iIo"i"S

During the pa-' eight years Tho Edison Electric IL
Eliminating Company 81 Ne~-Nork has pe'h 'A''"''.e
ts PLAN embrace he most prohiHhc s''"ohS :. w..
,- and m. system uucludins tho Manhattan ana mar
Ian, co,rl.s hereinafter mentioned extends from
n. u,tie-v ., i95fh street. II has become more AZ"
moro evident however that further valuable oppor'u-
tics eNls, development, within these limits ana '
in the future as tho past. such development VIII
yisli a steadily augmen'ng ratlo OF l''u'" ~ ~" '
Invested.
TO provide for present OUTLAWS ana for t"'ufe r.
auircrens ~ this Company. the stockholders recently
authorized The II First Consolidated Mortgage
4, secure siao'o0oo bonds
"of the bonds secured ty this Mortgage
siaic ooo are reserved - pay on a. or before ma
turity tho existing First Mortgage - Bonds
~ the Illuminating Company. du" 1871"
.oc on are reserved - pay on m" existing First
Morieaee o. Bonds = N" Manhattan Flee
trio rirh, comp,ny Limited and First Mort
cage Bonds ~ N" Harlem Lighting ON
ranv other than $4,000 Manhattan Bonds
recently acquired hv itis Company. and
which are Pledged under m" new mortgage
vorF Inc ,nnro copOal docl offhc uanho'
IAN Company and ~ me- Hariein Company has
iO,p,se b,,n acquired Nv ma company and
T., pisdged und,r me- Hhnin ifng 'ompdnps
It,, fonsoifir'sd uor'grge
,csa,., ., h. usei ~ reimburse tho Company Tor
,,,,,,. recently made for 'ho nnni payment
al, go purchases II s'ocks AMI bonds - ih"
Manhattan nni - tho Harlem Companies.
AMI o. provide funds for tho construction re-
1nlrenoa's = tho Companies during the pres
emf year.
s.nono bonds remain IN N. treasury for futur" u.s."
Tho Mortgage provides that non" ~ fh"'"
mentioned bonds shall 10 issued before
January l. 1874, iui that they may hr issued
from time thereafter. 'r the pnrp 80
., new construction and acquisition 4 prop
er,y - an extent exceeding fl""'~
81, a,v ON. ,eor nut WITH RESTRiC-
TIO< THAT THE ENTIRE OUT
STANDING BONDED DEBT OF THIS
u
Ar NO TINE EXCEED THE AMOUNT
or OUTSTANDING PAID-tP CAPI-
TAI STOCK I, also contains carefully
drawn provisions regulating tho use OF these
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financial.
Edison Electric Illuminating
Company Of NGV-Y0Tk.
S1,986,OOO.
First Consolidated Mortgage rive
Per Cent. One Hundred-Year
Gold Bonds,
Due July I, 1925.

Principnr and Interest payable IN fn''d Ndffs ootd eo"
NJ N, pres,nf standard or ,rc,ght and dn'n'"