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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
DIRECTOR ALLISON'S ORE-
KNOWLEDGE;

And Preside nt Alexander's Statement
to the Governor Before the Lease of
the Terms Upon which it was Final
ly Made?
The question now arises, if director
Allison, of Concord knew the North Car
DINA railroad was going to be leased to
the Southern in time for that alleged in
terview with him to be sent out a few
DAYS ahead how did he know it-unless
the matter had been determined finally
in some way before the meetings And If it
was so determined what was the use of the
Burlington meeting? Moreover, director
and President Alexander telegraphed to
the Governor on the night of the lease :
ssTerms of the lease accepted and agreed
to on terms stated to you by me. The
lease is much more favorable than the
old one." Would Mr.. Alexander mind
saying if that statement" was
made to the Governor at the
time of the Raleigh meeting in
the Office of Vice President Andrews If
so, the meeting made no change in terms
claimed by Mr.. Alexander at Raleigh.
In brief, the plan of Mr.. Alexander
seems to have been accepted by the com
mittee, and it would seem that the sense
of the directors was known before the
meeting, if Mr.. Allison was correctly re-
ported. That lease would never have
been made had an injunction properly
started on it's way reached that directory
in time. But the people got left, and the
people know it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
MIR. Mason marries Miss Mason.

Mr.. Joseph r. Mason, of Norfolk, Va,
and Miss Temple s. Mason, of Wake
county, were married yesterday morning
in this city at the residence of Mr.. Moses
A. Bledsoe, to whom they are both re-
lated. Rev. D. II. Tuttle officiated, and
the happy couple left for Littleton. After
spending few days there, they will go
to Virginia Beach to spend the honey
moon. Mr.. Mason is connected with the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, and the
bride is neice of MI Thos. W. Mason,
ex Railroad Commissioner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
EPwoRrH LEAGUE LAST NIGHT.
1t was Summer Night Scene OF Music
and Laughter and Refreshment.

and Laughter and Refreshment.
The Sunday School room Of EdentoD
street Methodist Church was filed last
evening on the occasion Of reception
given there by the Epworth League
There was an airiness about the merry
faces of the young women present which
kept the atmosphere thoroughly breezy,
and the music was mirthful, and then
when the music time was over, all went
out on the open lawn, in front, where
under the shade trees the scene changed
suddenly to that of a garden party with
Chinese lanterns twinkling from branch
after branch.
The refreshments of ices were as cool
ing as the exchanges of word were cordial,
and the pastor DR.. Cole was here and
there among all the people, as he always
is unto every good word and work.
The programme previously to this had
been gratefully interspersed with selec-
tions by the orchestra which gave de-
lightful music.
The charming solo, Golden Love-" by
Mrs. Hamilton, was followed by an ex-
quisite Instrumental duet by Mr.. and
Mrs. Num-. Then came pantomine
Nearer my God to Thee given by Miss
Annie Walton of Wake county. Taste
fully accompanied by the good old
hymn, the young woman threw
her art into the meaning of
of those words all know SC well in way
to be strongly effective. Miss
Walton is just from the New York
School of Expression, where she grad
uated under teachers trained for their
work in Paris. She has just been elected
teacher of vocal and physical culture at
Farmville, Virginia, and is at present a
guest at the home of Mr.. Ellington, State
Librarian.
Miss Jones accompanied by that mas
ter, Mr.. Will Ell. Jones, gave contralto
solo "Calm was the Night" the music
of which went hand in hand with her
rich voice.
The next number was grouping of de-
licious effects-being song byMiss Alma
Wynne, Clones of the BEST" accom-
panied by Mrs. Fab Brown on the piano
and Mr.. J. D. Turner in the trombone
obligato.
The solo, waiting" by Miss Mary
MacKay was much enjoyed, and all the
more because she had contributed to the
evening at some inconvenience to herself.
Miss MacKay is well known as the gifted
organist at Christ Church.
1t is no disparagement to the pleasant
numbers just spoken of to say that Mrs.
Z. 3. Barbee, who was next on the pro
gramme, was forced byapplause into an
encore, which she gave, in the dainty
little song, "You cant play in my yard
any more" Her first selection was
"Leonore," which she gave like a bird,
the notes, as they always do, coming
from her lips like cataract of song from
a lark's throat in the morning. She re-
ceived sweet offering of flowers from
Miss Lucy Brown, who though she is
helpless at home, did not forget thus to
make more fragrant the appreciation Of
those who were present.
And all went home happy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
The opening tobacco sale at both o.
the warehouses take place tomorrow.

The opening tobacco sale at both of
the warehouses take place tomorrow.
A negro woman by the name of
simms fell dead in east Raleigh yester-
day.
Mr.. Story and wife, Of st. Paul, Mimi,
arrived in the city yesterday morning to
attend the bedside of their sons wife,
who is quite i'll at the hospital. Mr..
Story has only been here short while.
He is draughtsman for the S. A. L.
John MacRae writes Mr.. Bradley here
from the top of Pixies Peak that he is
''nigher heaven than he Cd ever was, and
he (D feel queer" John up against
heaven don't feel as queer over it as
heaven does. Stay on earth John among
your friends.
Mr.. Chas. r. Capps, General Freight
Agent of the Seaboard Air Line was In
the city yesterday in the interest of his
line. Mr.. Capps was but recently APP
pointed to this responsible position and
is the youngest 6. T. A in the United
States. He is young man OF striking
appearance and ranks with the foremost
traffic men of the country.
The officers of the Baptist Sunday
school Chatauqua for the ensuing
year are: President, N. B. Broughton
Vice President, Dr. @. A. Rominger
Secretary, j. c. Birdsong, of Raleigh
executive committee, the officers and
T. II. Street, of Roxboro, Judge
Eller, of Greensboro, Archibald Johnson,
of Red Springs, A. W. Early, of Aulan-
der, and A. P. Smith, of Charlotte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
DIR. Cobb as An Evangelist.

The Biblical Recorder says: Or. n.
B. Cobb returned to Raleigh last week
from Benson where he had been assist
ing Rev. A A Campbell in good meet
ing in which there was number OF con
versions. DR.. Cobb is not an evangelist
in one sense of the word, but in another
as gospel carrier he is. Since July
1st he has preached more than forty ser
mons. He is looking stronger for his
work than ever, and il is fact that he
weighs more now than he did July 1st.
He is now at Gum Spring, Chatham
county, in a meeting with brother l. r.
Dixon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21

Hoods Pills become the favorite ca
thartic with every one who tries them.
25c. per box.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21

The fruit crop is abundant everywhere
this season, but the greatest glut is in
California, where the growers find them
selves unable to give it away. The
climax was reached last week when 500
crates of the finest cantaloupes from the
Sacramento valley were dumped into
the bay because they could not be sold
for ten cents crate of thirty large
melons.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21

Mr. Robert W. Page, hitherto clerk in
the Office of Sheriff Page, has acquired
one half interest in the Oak City Steam
Laundry, which will be conducted here
after under the firm name of r. W. Page
& Wyatt. Mr.. Page will give up his po-
sition in the sheriff's office, and his sue
cessor has not yet been determined upon.
An advertisement put In the NEWS AND
OBSERVER by Mr.. L. r Wyatt offering
the half interest was seen not only by
NJ. Page but was answered by letters as
far away as Pennsylvania and Texas, all
which facts carry their own message.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
GREATPACING RACETHURsDAA
Joe Patchen Will Undertake to Beal
John IL. Gentry at Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 20-The prospects
are that the great pacing race Thursday
between Joe Patchen and John r. Gentry
will bring out great crowd. The track is
very fast and nearly every winner so far
qas reduced his record from one to fifteen
seconds. Jack Curry, the driver Of Joe
Patchen, who recently defeated Robert
j., the fastest harness performer in the
world has record of 2:01 12, says he
will beat John R. Gentry in the three
fastest heats ever gone in harness race.
The friends of Gentry, however, say it
can't be done.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug 2O.-The
A. O. & W. NJ. train was held up near
New Richmond tonight by five men.
The express car was blown up with dyna-
mite and one brakeman was shot.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
Fayetteville Military Academy.
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.,

A sELEC SC OO1 FOR BoYs-A bsolutely
hsalthfIl .ocation and z nuire home with
refined Surroundings. Principal and in
structors livei in same building with cadets,
ready at al times to aid t. em in their
work. Special care of small boys. Certif-
icate admits to various colleges. Terms
very moderate. For prospect is apply to
COL T. j. DREWRY, Principal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-21
ACCUSED OF SLANDERING HER
Mr.. Il. g. Gray, of Oak Grove Town
ship, Gets Warrants for Alleged De-
famers of his Daughter--TO Appear
Tomorrow Morning.

Yesterday there walked into the Office
of Justice FL. H. Roberts, Mr.. 7. q.
Gray, respected citizen of Oak Grove
township, and sued out warrants for
Mrs. Sallie FERGUSON and her son,
James FERGUSON, Ebert Carlton and
Mrs. Valeria Coley, all of Oak Grove
township. The charge against these
parties is SANDER, under the statute, of
the character of Miss Maggie Gray, the
daughter of Mr.. Mr.. T. G. Gray. They
are expected to appear tomorrow morn
ing before Justice Roberts, the prosecu-
ton being represented by Mr.. j. @. l..
Harris. The case promises to be SEN
sational one.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

stations foot Of i,.sDrusses and Cortiaadt stresA
900 Mast i"fsi IiSE@Pa9sr 2vf%Ss5 Car e,..ou
1000 pENNsYkyANiA LIMITED t'ar Cd -dpuImsa d,a
es x4Ss. s,ss'es ecaso nons sSe E
foaIsyo ii.So a. NJ ST. Louis 80 p. NJ and Toledo
40 y; CHICAGO AND er LOUIS 20 4, ISSI, EXPRESS
T',man lI1is and 'lfsS%s cSs"ss ""' ss's nana O Sc
c!SS T. e. wSsTHs SsfafS " : s.a.
s5r4hwssTsSs SsS4sT sis' e.E
ssspns an Dining Cars to rSsnasd G4enas and os ss low.
500 + n. PAcIFc ExeREss- ss-rullman Sleeping cS
TO Pittsburg Connects for chicago 'oa'' aa' e's'S
ia .'e 'xTIA%STAA ESPcs'IErosss J T. sso
ss ''sG as' @ '$H$4FS AZ HH Sf SSTh 9 IS
'sa so 'TisaTSs ~ iSs $Sss aSp s; THa sGS1H 10
L@ paIoT aSd p,n9s p ,s ,s, Sp,' -
ssy D,"ss s ciS sso i R9"s & oa M P ;s
cS%ssasIikE Sssa sss SafS slsfs fS.lwAx
po1S1 oSSsr enc aDs nnSs vi.
Charles Ronte,.s A., ~ weekdays. and with TAr'ush
AsssTrs s:;S;T cry .ss ssy SyArr NAY weekday.
r.sss ore sunday NJ 'sS ssS Or Asd
r'F.'. go A. For Sos iPsaILxnELrEM1l,!A.:a 10 - o,
ins pnina SaI u csr,' e. N" X innc &c car, $50 NJ s3
2pTns caEl r., 7 % 'snS W 70 L X usst. 1''
rinEe. ofices: X5s 422 ot4 100 323 ~ snt 2si
nrosdwsy A.to- H9y1 ts Is. a7s sec rdn sSe x
proadvay ana Brooklyn Annex sa;.on' foot q Fglton
g.s, B@Shn rIp,nv w call ro and sasgsg. ron
so's,s pPrvosr aTa Js1,srn'es 'hr'"S' n WOOD
Nara~er. bene'h ias' 'een,-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11

ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


Six active shares contributed over three-quar-
ters Of the total business done in stocks to-day.
Outside Of the Industrials there was almost total
stagnation Western Union Manhattan and Bur
lington being the only shares to exhibit any posi-
tive movements Western Union and Manhattan
were strong on the announcements that the regu-
lar quarterly dividends would be declared, and
Burlington was steady on moderate buying
ders In the Industrials, American Tobacco again
was the leader, although transactions not
so large yesterday; and its price, after various
fluctuations within per cent range. closed un-
changed from yesterdays last quotation. The &C
ton OF the management OF the company In pass
ing the February dividend appears to have been
without authority from majority OF the direc-
tors, and proceedings may be instituted against
the officers of the company. All intelligent and
honest bankers and brokers In the Street urge
that the Governing Committee Of the Stock Ex-
change make an investigation OF this Tobacco
case and it was rumored to-day that the atten-
ton OF the Committee would be called to the af-
fair at its meeting tomorrow.
Consolidated Gas stock was modera tey dealt
In, and Its price advanced 41a per cent to 154
on reports that some pooling arrangement be-
tween the city gas companies contemplated
Small purchases Of this stock have been made
in the last few weeks by several prominent
houses, but their reasons set forth for such pur-
chases are that the stock Is good purchase on
it's merits 1t might be added Of gas companies
tndt the brooklyn COnSOHOdteu companies VIII
afford the same reason for purchase, as already
the fruits of that recent consolidation are be-
ing tasted by the customers of the Brooklyn
Gas Trust In poorer light and increased bills
Chicago Gas wss higher on covering Of shorts,
and the majority Of advances scored were due to
this covering process Sugar Refining the
only active share to lose above l per cent. but
outside of Consolidated Gas no active stock was
advanced further than fraction. The foreign
exchange situation without feature. No
engagements Of gold were made for tO-morrow's
houses probably
small shipments on Thursday. unless there should
be a sudden drop In rates
Closing prices Of the principal active stocks
compared with those Of yesterday were as fol-
lows.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.

The undersigned Committee announces the deposit oi
very considerable Of the securities embraced IN
It's proposed reorganization The First Mortgage pou
holders of the UNION PACIFIC and KANSAS fANiri|
MAIN LINES. as well shareholders OF the Union
Pacific Railway Co.. invited to deposit thelr ho1nss
prior 10 December 31st. 1895. rs not 10 become
subject to the penalties which the COM
mfttec will impose.
The MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, OF NEW
YORK AND OLD COLONY TRUST CO., OF BOSTON
will receive deposits securities included In the Pan
Of REORGANIZATION and overdue coupons on FIRST
Mortgage Bonds issuing for both bonds ana shdres
negotiable certificates Upon past due coupons casneo p
tie committee certificates representing compound interest
will be given. payable when allowed by the Court
The committee has issued a circular letter
more fully explaining the purposes OF the pro-
posed reconciliation and it's advantages To
securify -hOIders. which may be had upon
application to the deposItarfes.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
JACOB II. SCHIFF.
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. JR.,
CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEW.
MARVIN HUGKITT.
OLIVER AMES,
Committee.
WINSLOw :. PIERCE. Counsel
ALVIN ". KRECH, Secretary, l20 Broadway, N Y.
New YORK. Dece noer 10th. 1885
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
nailroa0s.
.AmGRIc.'s oRgATKsT RAiLxOAC.
NETWORK
CENTRAL

rr,m crond Central Station, 42d Street
s.3O a-Except sunday Empire State ExpresS
Fastest train in the world .. ,...x,a.
buffalo Niagara Falls. CHICAGO -, j..
1880 A. M.--Except sunday DAY Express. rof "' ~"
portant state points. ,., r. ,,,nc,n
800 +. M.-Daiy. Southwestern Limited. For C'h''"'
natl, indianapolis and St LOUIS ,>.,. c,,.
nO y M--Daly Chicago special Tor Deuoit. Nie'e-
land Toledo and Chicago. ,,-,,....,.
Albany, Troy. Saratogd. - r,.,.o,,
dt3O p M-Daily North Shore Limited. Due Dero'
$40 A. NJ Chicago. 4:30 p. NJ , .a,ro,
600 p M.Daiy. For Albany Troy C,ica C,nS Ad''To To
iedo, Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. St LOUIS. han.
O.25 M.-Daily. Saratoga, Pattsburg, 81 Ao
and Montreal nx,o NIAGARA
Falls Cleveland indianapolis. St. Louis ch,ossu nssr.
0NO p Daily Carries Sleeping Car passensslss
onlv for points on Fall Brook Ry via Lyons anu
Rochester ,,,..-.our
O1SP M-Daly. for Syracuse. oswego. WATERFOWL n
Ogdensburg, Cleveland. Detroit. chicaeS: snT .%bnrn
ccpt Saturday for Cape Vincent and the Aoo"'"
1910 NIGHT-Theatrc train for Chicago and princpa
points on New-York Central. every n's"'' e~'''
eos unSa' M and s.s5 p M-Daily excep, Sunday. to
Pittsfeld. via Harlem Division A., p.,k
O.1S A M-Sunday only. to Ptsfeld ana the pe"
shire Hills: via Harlem Division @ onn;o>,vrps
"ALL NIGHT" TRAINS TO foNkEhSS, Sno.,,, m
Putnam Division far Yonkers In connec.ion ci. s
the Elevated Road This Is the only line running ."
night trains out OF New-York ,,,,.
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light. , e,,,or
Tickets aud Wagner Offices at Grand Cenrat S,ao. @
1ahs as sroadway as5 combussve 81 West 18th
81 and i3sth-st Station NewYork: 33s and ,25 FUTON
ST. and lOG Broadway F.. D. BROOKLYN 49, ,s ,v..,
Baggage checked from hotel or resd nee oy the "e''
~ General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New-York foot Of Chamoefs-st.
as toEows. and five minutes earlier from West sd
O.0N A. N.-VesbIed Express Daily for WSyerly.
c'OO Bingham,on, Eimra BuTa,o. Bradfori james
town. Meadville and the Vest Parlor car 10
Buffalo
O Il css fa s'f LAKE. Rsy Ss iSa 5:s @
TAO A. NJ. Chicago 5:35 p. " slsepsrs TO Chit
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
100 y. T-Bunalo vestibuled Express Daily. arrives
S'cV BGralo :; 80 \. NJ making direct connections
fo' Detroit. Chicago and the West. -
845 BAN M& sod % hcsso hs 'pf sSe Yas's s
islo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car
'N,cKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
! accomnodaiions AZ III. :si. aoi and sl7 Bro.twu'
l35 East l?5thst. Chambers and West 23i -. ferrSs
NewYork: 80 Broadway and 3sS Fulton-st. Brookyn @
Hudsor-s;. Hoboken and Jersey CITY Station. Efs
Company from
hotels and residences TO destination
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
WEST SHORE R.R.

ara * ,.i 80 "vs A.. - ssasOh ~ y as io''""
~" 10 "sinutes aller from foot Franklin St:
S'.o - ~ DAN Local TO Buffalo.
s VI. paiy io.a TO Albany, Tor cstsk Mountains
o,1 Sarntose Paflcr cars ~ Albany sundays only.
"aS 49,, a. VI pa, &c. Albany Utica. Syracuse Rehe,,e'
Niasaia Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and Chieaso
t,3S 10 a; ~ Daily. except sunday caskll Moen'
as, NcM iauE. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewass"
npan ,saratoka. Cald veil Lake Paflor car
sDv n.Dv n y. DAILY. except sunday. for Albany
"v W. Da;.y fcr Albany Montreal U,iea syrseusss
,asnsIr' NsSssr' bnnalo Niasara Falls Toronto. ps'r's
$50 y. w. Daily. except sunday for Newburg Albany
Sars,osa ana Montreal. Paror 20 Kingston
Rochester and Buffalo
".to L. M. Daily f)r Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochef
te Bunao. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, clsvelana
Chicago and 81. Louis
uekets tir,s tables pator and sleepingcar accom-
oosons apply city ofces Brooklyn and New York ~
information address G r. LAMBERT.
Gen Passenger Aren't. Vanderbilt ave. Nsw-Yos1
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILROAD,

mr., st; Loui. and All Point. West,
Leave New-York foot q Iiocrtys,. daily tor cHIcAGo
$50 p. M and 1915 night PiTTsBuRi. 800 e& Svn'
80 Sun i2;'o night; TINCINNATf sr; LOUIS. 10 a
*: sun. 10 m. Dining ca n:3o a a.. pinins Car
:: 80 y. m. % 30 IN. Su,.. Dining Can. 500 p NJ
o. % y. M Dining Gao i2:i5 yht
NORFOLK: 1880 a. m. ally
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeping Car, 3:3o ex sun. 2.So p. IN. sun.
Al trains Illuminated with Plntsch light.
Ticket offices: iiS l72 cal AIS | ii0 Broadway. 81
East l4tn St. i27 Rowery n Y. Sn Fulton ST. Brook
yn: stations foot of Liberty ST. {. r. Il. of \. J.
Sew-vork Transfer Company will cali tor and chscs
eagsAge from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11

FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
Brooklyn, December Sd, 1895.
ITO HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
L BONDS AND SCRIP OF THE CONSOLIDATED
ELEVATOR COMPANY. OF DULUTH. MINI.
The FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY Trustee Of the
above holds 5000 invest Tor the Sinking
Fund Offers sell bonds scrip fiat and interest.
due December 1885, endorsed Ofers Of Duluth Consoli-
dated Elevator Bonds will be the Office OF
the FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY. Brookyn y. Y.
up twelve O'clock, the sixteenth day OF De-
cember. 1895 when the same will be opened The Trustee
the right reject offers deemd advan-
tageous the Sinking Fund.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY as Trustee
by JAS r. COWING Secretary
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations "a Core ta.:AAut Anu .,es".osses sta
100 a, "a. daily, except Sunaay, tor NACCH CHUNK
and int mediate stations ~ - .,
S,lS A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BCF:
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the " principal points. dnlHS-caF 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nesbue Sleeper 70 Shieaso
li;IO Il. VI. daily QeaNes at lO:30 a NJ. sunday fof
MACCH CHUNK and Intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg -.
1 800 A. VI daily. except sunday for ELMlRA ana an
Intermediate stations connections for Pottsve and Read
inx: Wilkesbarre.
3:SO Il. NJ. (Sundays only for WnkeseIre. L. & b.
Junction an all internediate stations . ,
4,1O P VI. daily. except sunday, for L. and b. JCNC.
TION cpa intermediate stations; Pullman ouiss
parlor-car Wlkestarre connections FOR PotS'ile
% y M daily except Sunday. for Bounu Brook and
intel lme edate stations
900 p. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestibued train
Nev-York 20 Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toroato
connections for Reading ard Harrisburg.
o:.SV 4. W. daily, except sunday, Tor Easton and
intermediate stations. ..... ,>o,,,-.
OsUO p. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES
TE.r bCFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West
pullman sieepers Chicago and Buffalo. chair-cas u
Wikesbarre a.. ~, ~.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations a. 2G. 26l, ~
and l.S23 Broadway 81 East 14th St. S6 East 10th 81
York: $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.. % broadway ana
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn y. y. -.
The New-York Transfer 20. Will call for ana checs
baggage hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA; BALTIMORE AND

For PHILADELPHIA week days 4:3o. 500. eco. lc0n
II 40 DINING Car) A n, 30. 2SO $50 40 lBuss,
Parior Carr. 800 GOO Dining Car, 30 e32 2 y.
io",5 night Sundays 430. 800. 1000. ll;3O (Dnns
Car A. H.. go 400. 500, 900 Dining Car P "
Fer Baltimore and Washington. week days. 500, 1000
II 80 Dining Carr a. NJ, 80 $50 5;oo 800 q Dnins
Cai) A. NJ. 2:SO. 500 eco Dining Carr p ~. i2iS
Tickets and paror-car be procured at zoo, Of
L,bsrty St Il3 l72. 261 AIS. o44 80 l523 Broadway
7a7 e,b Az 81 East l4t ST.. l34 East 1851 >t. 2i3
West i25ih St. 25l Columbus Av New-i Court 81
SEQ Fulton St, Brooklyn. os Broadway. Williamsburg g.
TSs SerYork Transfer Company Will call FOR and check
haggare from hotel or residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
Indianap0Is, Decatur and Springfield

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Holders Of Central Trust Company receipts FOR first
mortgage bonds Of the indianapolis Decatur and Spring
field Railway Company hereby informed that, pursu
ant arrangements authorized at meeting or the
certificate holders held Dec. g. 1895. the Central
Trust Company OF New-York. Is now prepared to dis
tribute certificate holders 100 cent their certih-
Gates in new five bonds OF The
Indiana. Decatur Western Railway Company, jan
uary. 1896. coupon.
At the time OF distribution Of bonds the out
standing Central Trust Company certificates must be sub
mtted to the Trust Company which will cause the came
be stamped with notice setting forth the fact Of
such delivery and stating that such certificates sub
ject the benefits and burdens Of the agreements hereto
fors adopted amended
New-York. Dec. 10. 1898.
HENRY W. SMITH.
THEODORE W. NORRIS.
FRANCIS s. SMITHERs.
HENRY l.. THORNELL.
CHAs. ROBINSON SMITH.
Committee.