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paddles were used at the side to aid its
progress. The Crow has gone in pursuit.
Some Of his men were taken across the
river"
aWhy?" ....
Because there was not room enough
for them in the canoe"
Shadow Snake gave rapid orders as ne
arrived at these concluslons, no u-
Yided his band, and sent half OF them In
pursuit Of the outlaws who had crossed
the river. With the others and Darrell
Grey he started down the banks OF the
stream.
Meanwhile the objects OF Darrel;s So
licitude, White Fawn and Inez, had met
with some exciting adventures. The In
dian maiden aud her charge had man
aged to reach the ravIne IN SAFETY after
leaving Darrell Grey. They had oh.
served the canoes and White Fawn
selected one Of them. She knew that
the river led to some settlements, and
for the present her only thought was to
place Inez in position Of safety.
The rain made their situation eX-
tremely uncomfortable, but White Fawn
resolutely piled the paddles, and they
made swift progress. It was not until
after noon that any incident occurred
that IN any way tended to alarm them.
At point where the river divided,
as she looked back, the Fawn saw q
canoe coming down the stream about q
mile distant This caused her to has Sen
the progress Of their own boa. An
hour later, IN the distance kard
the sound OF shootic 9 - - deter
mined to abal ,AS D..i0e.
Then tollowpo 5 weary tramp through
theforests. At last, towards nightfall,
thcy reached what looked like mining
settlement Then Q small village came
into view, and on its outskirts they came
across rather pretentious inn, desiR-
mated by large sign-board as the Fair
Play Tavern.
sWe have reached place Of safety"
said the Modoc princess, as she desig.
mated the tavern. "You are Wearied
and pale. See; yonder Is white squaw.
Speak to her."
A woman, apparently the landlords
wife, was visible at the rear door OF the
inn. Inez approached and addressed
her. '. .
She told her briefly that she and her
companion had lost their way, met with
bandits and wished to remain at the inn
all night The sight Of money in
fuenced the woman to agree to give
them shelter.
A sigh Of relief escaped the lips Of
Inez as she found herself with White
Fawn in o comfortable room OF the
tavern. She, however, expressed o
deep anxiety for her lovers safety.
White Fawn stated that with the morn
ing she would return to the scene OF
their recent adventures
A meal was served in their room, and
Inez sat at the window gazing out at the
front Of the tavern.
She started and uttered o cry Of dread
IS the lights from the bar-room showed
two new arrivals. At glance she rec
ognized them as Danton and Dyke Des'
pard. s -... .....' .
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EMBROIDERED CLOTHS.

Embroidered cloths, which the
French call drape decoupe, are de-
cidedly popular. Flowers and other
designs are worked upon the cloth,
which is then cut out in very open
patterns. Bright, contrasting colors
are put beneath, and these cloths are
used for trimmings or for entire
poHns.
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Government Maps for PublichpoIs

A scheme to make general din1sio1
Of Goyernment maps among schoohrquahs
out OF the country is provided for in Hcoms
mendatton forwarded by Directory 60
Of the Geological Survey, to Secretly, msse az e
ana oS nI!n 't.u'tS'o|, th w 1ae,o, Nd, 6'
omeaoL1ea. ~ tae .ha hhppnrTjp, ~ .a.tns print
aaoPooeu, opo , ausuosA1es et sh - ton tont tphic
atias sheets for distribution to th.ss thsa
schools OF the United States cores S S,.s
In grade to the grammar, normal G:niGn
schools, academies, colleges and nsns
tics. There are bet ween 1000 and
these institutions ami tho total uLLgy14se, 9,
ton necessary for the distribution W. Z
s50o0,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-01-16
THE SINNER BELIEVING N CHRIST.

When convinced, guilty sinner, who feels;
condemned by the law of God and his own
conscience, and fears the sentence OF eternal
condemnation from the mouth of his Judge
hereafter, hears and believes the glad tidtngsi
OF salvation, they cause hope in the mercy qf
God to spring up in his anxious, troubled
breast. He says to himself am miserable;
guilty creature. I have rebelied against my
Creator, broken his law, and thus exposed;
myself to Its dreadful curse. How then, can
I escape from this curse, which threat
Can I call back the idle words / hare
uttered. the sinful desires I have indulge
the wicked actions I have committed,
time have wasted. the precious prtvtieg
and opportunities have misimproyed N
Can wash away the Guilt of these Sins frol
nv troubled conscience, or blot out the blacI
catalogue of them which Is written In th
book of Gods repembrance? No. Can
make any satisfaction or atonement for them
to appease my justly offended God? no
Even should be perfectly obe dent In future
still this will not blot out my past SINS. Be
sides find that I daily comment new sins
so that, instead of diminishing, / increasey
my guilt. What, then can dexj
Where can turn? On what can
build any hope Of mercyP Why should Goo.
pardon me and give me heaven, when r hayl
done, and still do nothing but provoke hin
What can what mustI do to be saved2
gospel, indeed, says, Believe on the Lo
Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved.
tells me that though my sins be OF q crimsi
color and scarlet dye, yet, II I forsake the
and turn unto the Lord, he will abundant
pardon. Why should not believe In Chrl
as well as others? His blood cleanseth fro
all sin. But perhaps too am great q slnn
to be saved. Yet the gospel assures me th
Christ cameto save the chief Of sinners w
then should I doubt2 Why should not p
neve? must, I will, I can, do beliey
Lord, help thou my uRbelief. = Watchman,
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ROYAL RANGER RALPH;
. .... ion -
The Waif Of The Western Praries.
BY WELDON J. COBB.
CHAPTER UyI-Continued.
II On :---

CHAPTER RxXvI-Continued.
II was fully two hours before the
bandit band reached the ravine. Inc
rain was now falling in torrents; the
situation was most gloomy and uncom-
Portable one. Before them ran the river,
broad and deep, and with swift cur
tent -
sHs! What is this?"
Danton's words announced that no
had found q canoe. It was quite large,
and evidently belonged to the Indians
Where 1t lay there we're marks on tho
bank ss II q second canoe had recently
been there.
SThe girl must have escaped by way
OF the river" remarked Despard.
Eyes, and she had help"
sHow do you know that?"
sThere are the footprints OF two per-
Sons here" ... -.
9Hs!n
@Both small and apparently those OF
women"
sThen she had o companions
Undoubtedly. One OF them wore
moccasins1
"An Indian?" .. ..4
"The Modoc princess. ...
slmpoSSlblel"
sIt must be White Fswn.'
Despard turned pale. He dreaded the
vengeance Of Shadow Snake and his
daughter.
sLet us hasten, +" he said.
sand take the canoe9"
sYes.s
.It viii not hold more than half Ct
as :.
sThen let the others cross over and
get away from the Indians as best they
cam
This plan was consummated A por-
ton of the band were rowed across tho
river. Despsrd, Danton and the others
then directed the canoe to midstream
Ind allowed It to proceed down the
stream.
They passed the cliff and tho rsyine
In safety and soon left it far behind
Apparently they were safe from pursuit,
and would not be followed in time to be
Syertaken. The Modocs, In the ravine
beyond their foe In the fort, had NOS
Witnessed their departure Somewhere
down the river, in advance OF them,
they theorited, was the canoe contain.
ing the Modoo princess and their es-
capped captive, Inez Tracey.
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SMALL FURs AND OTHER FANcIEs.
The novelty Of the moment, says
Harper's Bazaar, is little collar-band,
of fur to be worn as velvet stock col
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pretty frock handsome cloak printed the Mail
Express plain soft satin skirt velvet waist
band and love" OF bodice draped with white and pink
broderi Angse The cloak OF
could be desired cut and make by
graceful flutes shaped
becoming collar Smoked fox has the honor OF trim.
ming very diginguhed-ooking wrap.
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pieces for the back. This model is
very effective in black crepon, with
yoke Of satin or MORE, satin ribbon
bows, and narrow jet to outline the
yoke and simulate seams on the skirt.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-01-16

The baldrick, so often mentioned in
early dramas, was an ornamental belt
passed diagonally across the body.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-01
Sapan uno InBlano.
&aS in oen 8er. Staatcu tunbncnoe
cSapauer lid, etnGtIocn.

Seattle, @aib., 30. sunni. - Die
bier wObnenbsn Saparer iinO in GROCER
Qufresuns uber Die 6altuns. wsl9s
9fuBlanb ssSeu ibr Saterlano angcnOm'
men bat. Sie bebaupten, bcitimmte
&unbe ;u bubsu, buB janerbalb iebr furs
ger .3eit elm Sries 5rpiiaen Sapan unO
9tuBlanO gum ausbrua fOmmen wirb.
,Snnsrbalb 3pei Otonaten." ia9te Wfaz
camaru, Elm iapuuiibsr 9ei9ditsmaun,
.wcrbeu mir nit 9fuBlanO tampfea. Gs
miro Elm leittsr &antpf ieiu. 9fuBlano
bat nir9enOmo 10 piele &eute in Der Nahe
pts 5apan unb feline S9iiie iiuO ni3t 10
sablreih. g8ir f0unen cine Armee mad
ben @efdn9niiIen in SIbtrien ienoen
unb Suuienbe befreien, weldle &ooz
isinbe Der ruiIiiden 6esierrns iinb unb
lOfort uniere 8erbiinbeten tuerben Mir
ben, nenn mir iie braudten. SD babe
Srieie Gus 5apan erhulten, welae mir
bic ueber5eu9un9 bcibradten, OaB eln
&rie9 uabe bsooritebt. Dteine SanSs@
leute erwartsn un9eOulbi9 ben Se9inn
beS Samples"
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slus ttniercr SnmitaeSz 2. Isor9en=
a.uSGabc.
gSa5 Gin Safdlen tperDcn ;uill ..
28a-um eiuige Guropa .9feiienoe ibre Pdiie
uid)t betameA.

uidJt befameH.
% al 6ington, %. Sum-. -
Gin 8otenfnabe i'm Staatsz0epurtez
ment lit beute babel ertappt iporben,
pie er bic an bas PaB>S5iireau bes
9epartement5 gertdteten YoftIa9en
t6etlpeiie unterI9lug. Die 8eamten
Des Separtements, pel4en Die Jiibz
rung Der ltnteriu6ung obliegt, beobz
a4ten bas grDBte StiQI6petgen, jez
Do3 fam genug an ben Sag, I'M gu
5eigen, buB bur4 Die Diebii4e 9anbz
lung zines taum berantiportli4en
&na6en 9unberte bon 9iireern in al
len S6eilen Der Ser. Staaten, Die
cine Reiie nu9 europa beubIt9tigz
ten ooer unternabmen, in nt4t gez
rin9e 8erle9enbeit DerieBt puroen.
Sebe 9(pplifation fir einen 3eiiez
paB ms 9luslanb muB bon einem
Dollar, Die 9ebiibren bes Yrebz8iiz
reaus, beglettet iein, unb in neunz
unbneun5ig Sdllen Dirb bieIer 8ez
trag pon bem bstreffenben Notar in
8aar, unO 3tpar in 8eitalt elmer Doll
larzNote, Der Npplitation beigefiigt.
9te &enntniB bieIe5 Uni itunoes
benubte Der Is Sabre alte &irt N1cz
Gttmid, pel9em Die Pflt9t oblag,
bic I'M .Staatsz9epartement eingez
laufenen Poftia9en gu iorttren, ii9
ipG6renD Der berflofenen 3pei ober.
brei Nfonate cine p09entli6e Sim
nabme BON $40 Bis $50 gu per16afz
fen unO ben begangenen llnterI9leif
bamit gu perDeden, baB er ni9t az
lein Die betreffenben 9lpplitatipnen
unb bic Gouberte, fonbern audi Die,
in ben meiIten 5Gllen cine folbe Qlpz
plitation begleitenben 8iirgerpapiere
naturaltitrter 8iirger 5erItDrte.
Wdre es ni9t fir ben umitanb gez
tpeien, baB bic Mebr3abl Der Inn Ell
men PaB na6iu4enben Perf0nliAz
teiten bereits Paiiage auf einem ober
Dem anoeren Sdmpfer engogirt unD
it9 pegen be5 9lusbIeiben5 i6re5 YaIz
fes bireft an bas Staat5z9epartez
ment panbten, 10 bate Der unternebz
menbe Singing fein etntrdgli9es
8eI4dft pObl mod ldnger fort1eBen
f0nnen.
6r. Gbp. 8uine, Der 9erausgeber
bes ySeutI6en GprreIponbenten, bat
in 1einer antli6en @t9eni9aft als
Dffentlt6er Notar ebenfalls unter Dem
Sretben bes Diebii9en &naben leioen
miifen. S6m tpirb i'm 2aufe pe5
6riibiabrs unb Sommers ieit Sabren
bic 8eforgung Der ReiiepGiie fir Die
W2ebr5a6l Der baS 8aterlano beiu9enz
ben 2lboptibbiirger De5 Staates an
pertraut, unD Bis 81 biefem Sommer
mar er nod Itets imStanbe, ieinen
Glienten bas gepiini6te Document
an bem bon i6m be3ei6neten Sag aus
liefern gu f0nnen. Sn ben perflohez
nen 5ipeiMonaten fam es iebo3 mebrz
mails por, baB 9(pplitationen I'm
9G1Ie Geiten5 be5 Stautsz9epartez
ments feine8eanttportung fanben unb
bic Mpplifunten, Darunter audi Sr.
GrnIt &nobe, jun, in nidt geringe
@erlegen6sit gertet6en. Der Snbalt
Der obigen 9epef4e ltefert Die Gntz
I6ulbigung fir bas gti6teintreffen
Der betr. Ydiie. .. 8.)
- So6n &. Snman BON Netpzgort
parb am 5ritag poen ben 8aumtpolz
lenbGnblern Qiberpool's fettrt.
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Sic UrnBieuer in SGu Jran3iSra
un0 Winnrapnli5.

Gan Sran3isco, Gal, %. SUM.
-Gs ilt iebt oa5iu ieft9eitellt, baB BET
benz geltri9cn 3rano nur Elm :uen'
ideulsbcn perlOrcn glng. Gin 6rdnlein
@ilrop iano in ben 6lammen ben 3oo.
Sic perludte, ibre 0ertbintlen IN Sle
der5eit 5u brin9en, itieB babel etne NIT
Sel qeiiillte Same nm uno I'M ytu
itaubea ibre &leioer in 6lammcn. Vile
9icttuns8periuhe ialugen iebl.
9llS 6a5 Spul9ebGuOe Der ct. StOz
ialienz@emelnbe III 6lammen 'tauo, be'
mertte man plOslid in einem Nenltcr
beS srpeiten StOfwsrtes einen &nabcn,
peider UNI tSIlie riei. S9nea ipanus
ten bic Seuerwcbrlsute Elm 0lettun9ss
tu6 auf uno ermuntsrteu ben &uaben
bura 3uruie. SEN Sprung gu pa9sn.
@r that e5 idlleBii6 uuO rsttete baour9
fem 2ebtn. Die bauptiabIidlten Der
LUTTE linO:
,geImunt Sotsl," $1,000; Bel
mont guiler Worfs," $4,000; vYaciiic
Sron @orts," $4,000; rSan Suan
2umber Comp, $4,000; u@aliiOrnia
@alting @Ompanp," $4,000; rStaufOrO
0ouie." $1,000; nGuler 6nrnlture sac
torp," $4,000; Snpoer 81 9iObIp,
$4,000; r&ubl,r Wtadinc Shops"
$4,000; San 6rancl8co Soy 5actoz
rp," $4,000; Scott g. Dan 9trsbaIe,
$4,000; ct. 0fOiaIiens&irae " $780,
900.
aIl5 oa8 g8aiier ausiugehcn aiming,
lieB Der MelnhGnoler y. yahman eInen
Sdlaud an eln StiidTaB idraubeu,
melAes $4,000 9aQonen 9fotbmeiu ent>
belt. Der 0iebeuiaft trug nttt iueni9
oa3u bel, BEN 6lummen &lubolt gu
tbun.
OtinncapoGis, Wtiun., %. Stunt.
Die 3abl Der Spier Die Ocm geltrtsen
grauOc aubeimiielen bat lid auf fiinT
reOuSirt, namlidb: 9oIepb SOD, 6eusrs
mebrmann Gbriltiau SanOe, ottto
Sobn SOrner, Ditto; Salter 9fldaros
ion, lieutenant pom @Ompagnle DIR. 6,
uno 50. &btelcn, 6euerwebrmann.
Die 9erleBten iinO: 6rau3 Grau,
&utiher 6rant ggun pom SprIBenz
Company 9h. 1, Capt. GalOmtll pom
Gompasuie 0tr. uuo UreO. SbOma8
BON Sprieen GompagnIe 9tr. 8; lie
beiinOen iib lammtlib auf Der Senss
rung.
0aS Seuer>0epartemsnt crflGrt, 6aB
6ie in Der umssbun9 oes SrdnOplabe5
auf9criIeuen StraBeu uuO @OMeE ietne
2eute un Der arbeit scbinOcrt bapen nuO
por 2illem all Oem Wteni idenusrlult idulO
ieleu.
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Saie6aIG. - Die 9altimOrer bez
iiegtsn ben 9telu'DOrfer Club seilern
auf Dem bieiisen Spislplase. Der 9tems
0orfcr Bttdcr" 91ulie ma6te mehrere
Srrtbamer, welde BEN Sies oes Cages
;u Gunifen Ger ySrtoles entlaisOen.
Seute finoet 6aa uorleste Spicl Iilr Die
nGditcn bier gSuhen bier itatt. Die
Score" mar gsitern, pie fol9t:
G6 mar Elm Uni ALL Coroner
Gowin Seer bielt 9eltern, Ofitta9s II
llbr, ii Der iIbliden BOliBeiltutiOn cine
ltutcrln6ung iibcr ben SOb BON GRANT
Sitef uon ltr. $40, GbapcliraBe, ab,
uel6er am OOnnsritag Wurgen tOOt
anf 8lod, gBiIion & Sberioan'8 SfOba
lenwerIte 5u 2OcuitsBOint aufgefunoen
muroc. Die lIuleriutung er9ab, baB
&itef burd sinen Sturj pon elmer Sciz
fer su icinem Gooe lam.
G6leben.-Sr. Safob Sudbsr9er
BON Ser 6irma s. J0udberger & Co.,
gtr. 423, 23eitsSultimOreitraBe, bat elm
Gelcgramm erbalttu, weldcS tbm OaS
g(blebcn ieinss 65 9abee alter Saters
9lbrabam SuAbsrger in @]rop' anobclm,
SnDern, meIoet. Tiini Eelncr &tnber,
Die SO. Safob, Simon. Sermann uno
Gmannel !oudberger unO 6raH Samuel
q. DienOel6, mobnen III Baltimore. Die
gUitnpe ocs 8erfturbrnen wubut nit
;wcr anoercn &iuOern in 9eutialanS.
Sic bate Dor 3mei Sahreu 6 WiOEate
bier in Baltimore 3uscbrNdlt.
- Sn ibrer 8O6nung, Nr. 26, 2.
6trabc, Ganton, itarb 9eltern i'm @ls
ter bon 81 Sabren 6rdu WlarD 6.
Gonrab, Wittlpe p0n S. ). Gonrao.
Sic 6interldBt bret &inber.
8rGuoe. - 0urd Gle GTploiiOn
ciuc8 @aiOIinsSfcn8 cutfunO 9elteru
9l6cub in Scr &ObuInQ BON Srn. S.
Gteomann, 9tr. 61O, 0tOibcrsStraBe.
5yeucr, pcldes ic0Of i'll Selm erltldt
mNro.
Grfag ieinen Bra Omun oen.
- Gbarle5 9fo6iuiOn, Der Sabre alte
Sobu be3 in 9fr. Col, SIt=OtOutforbz
9(uenue, wobnbaiten Srn. 9eOrg Jtoz
biuion, ser am ieeten Dienita9<2lbeno
i6llulm am 9lIdcn unO Den Seinen oerz
braant murOe, itarb seitern SOrmittGg
in icincr elterliden EObunng.
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9ei6te 3aDlnngen.I
$1,000 0n5iige
Se9t's 3uSerlaiiiae 2ahen,
Wr. 519 IL. sci. S.=Sroaepap.

Seriebcn Sic iidb fir ben d. SuIi nit
Ieid1ten, Iuiti9eu uno tuhen slnsu9eH
$40 '3ogeru Si. nift pcgsH 0ianoes an
Sln;iiac ijelo.-9sir ina itsts bereit, Sbnsn 81
aiif telftn. lluer Salh=lsreis= Jisbuftiun5z
Greet. Siertaui lest bsn Irsis oui ieScH ArtiteI
in Unierem 2aoeu nm so 9roS:Ht herab.
$40 tauier iett einen idoHen, taeeloisu
C6splot=, @aimsrss. Serae. Tro I'ors
$40 fttp=IHsue. oer not tur,lin senan 81 S
9lu,use bis 500 foitste-Inb nm uHier Sreeits
dui Gpfiem All froHe1, rlaEqcr mir tci1cn
Grcrit. Gidertet ptn Srntn, ionoerE SIR
Garsnuort. GNeten Sie uEs Jbr Ser
ipredlea, uRo sic crbaIten bic ieiHeE ME
&unbeuarbet aemacuteH Gnsiae eeatH
SEGs bte scrinGiten uHo leidteiteu SGhlrnscn.
gin,use 3a@ IL Der 2Sc9. nm 81 lebsn HHo leben
duf Al lailen. Sonimen Sic 81 ms, rno
Grcei:. Sic perocn auf bGs Bette bsbieHt sper=
peE, o1ns GHitritieo, per q. iiEo, uHo
rie bel ooer rple fpeHis GeIo Sic b0=
ben.
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Sulgarien.
Teun 2trbeiter BON @afdli. So5ttfs
GetoOfct.

98ien, 30. SUM. - Cine bier einz
setrOfiene 0spside pom Dubnicsa, ciner
StaOt in Sulsu,icu, uuseiabr % 2Ofets
len ii6li9 uOn Soiia 9eleseu. nlcloet<
ouB ueun 2lrbeiter, melte BON Uface,
bonien suriiffebrten, BON SaidtzSO5utS
get0btet morOeu linb. gle baben 6le
neun WlGnner enthauptet unO oeren
gei1en neben Ser StraBe lts9en 9elals
len.
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Der Wiintiicrwedtiel.

2onbon, 80. 5unI. - 2oro 9toIez
bern, begleitet pOn ielneu @OIIegen in
benz suriidtretenDen Otinliterium, bc9ab
iid beute 9tudmitta95 1.1O llbr nad
YabOin9tOnzStatiOn. UNI mad @lnOz
lor gu fubren. Der 53lucf ieine8 Sez
iudcS iit Die slblicferun9 Der 2lmtaiiegel.
9tadulittasS $40 ubr fubr oas Saz
lisburD.&abinet uOn Yaooinston'Stas
tion mad 1inbior, nm Die glutsiiegel
in @mpfaus au uebmen. Cine srDBe
Weni9enmeuse batte iid auf ser Sta=
tiou anseiammelt uno bra9te SO9rufe
auf bic OtInllter aus.
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GanaDa.
Seine GrIeOiamma Der SGuIiraae

Wiuntpes, Wton., %. SUM. -
Die 2egislatur BON Wanitobu pertaste
iid seltern, Obns in Der Sdulfruae TT
seu0 wel9: Sariite setbau gu baben.
Ser SnuneI heht fid,.
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SaasSiGtsc uegSdseitst.
S0mwcrsS;nterrimt

sur 1aebbiIfs in cen rcriebicf encn dulfid,cru
nnterDitipiIinna aeprfter SebrtI1fte- GorbcTetnn9
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THAT PLAN.
Outlines of Circular Issued by the Borg
 Committee.

Committee
 New York, Aug 2.-The following cir cular has been issued by the Borg com mittee to Savannah and Western bond holders, altering the position of the bonds under the Georgia Central plan:
 Under the plan all the underlying liens on the Savannah and Western property are discharged by Messrs. Samuel Thomas and Thomas F. Ryan, as intend ing purchasers of the Georgia Central. All claims, moreover of the Georgia Cen tral against the Savannah and Western are paid by Messrs. Thomas and Ryan, as also the cost of receivership and fore closure of the mortgages on the property: Furthermore the $1 ,62S, 900 Savannah and Western bonds claimed by the Georgia Central are cancelled. Under the plan each 5000 bonds of Savannah and West ern receives $550 in new mortgage bonds, $350 in first bonds and $250 in second in- come bonds.
 An agreement has been made by Messrs. Thomas and Ryan with the Sa- vanah and Western company, that all the consolidated bonds allotted under the plan to Savannah and Western bond holders shall be sold for the ac- count of the respective owners by the syndicate marketing the main issue of such securities.
 The pro rate results of the operation will be distributed by the committee of Savannah and Western bondholders. Bondholders, however have the rlght to cash their consolidated bonds at S5 per cent and accrued interest after Septedn- Der 1.
 Any bondholders wishing to do business must give notice within fifteen days after August 26, the date of the bondholders meeting The committee states that the new consolidated bonds have or will be underwritten and will be offered to the public in the usual way at price above S5. Bondholders who have deposited with the committee and failed to notify the committee of their desire to casn thelI new consolidated bonds will be deemed to have chosen to become members or the syndicate which will market the bonds.
 From this agreement 1t does not seem that Savannah and Western bondholders who have deposited with the Borg com mittee can elect to receive their new con solidated bonds. The Georgia Centrai plan provides that these must be sold by the syndicate for the account of the Sa- yannah and Western bondholders.