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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05
New Year Greeting.

The Rev. John McEimoyle, pastor Of the
Elkton Presbyterian Church has issued the
following New Year greeting to the members
OF his congregation:
January / 1895.
Greeti,lg:
Twelve months. Twelve months of Chris
tian fellowship. Twelve months of compan-
ionship in Christian work.
Your Pastor offers word of gratitude to-
day: first. to the "God of all comfort;' then,
to the people OF his charge, from whom he
has received, during those months, cordial
sympathy, attentive kindness, and co-opera-
ton
One thought only. this New Year Day.
mars the serenity OF the hour. Three of the
family circle Of our church, who greeted me
n year ago are not;-God has taken them.
Loss to us, it is gain to them, gain to Heaven.
Gas one whom his mother comforteth," so
may the broken in heart be comforted by Him.
New Year. What of the future? In a
word. PROGRESS.
DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER.
"Grow in grace and in the knowledge of
our Lord and Saviour" Bend every effort to
this end Make faith and work and worship
tell daily on the character and life.
INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP.
'"rhe Lord added daily" to the Apostolic
Church. Why not to ours? He will in SO if
you and are faithful and alert. To this end
permit a hint Select some friend. Pray
daily for him. Use every wise means to
secure his allegiance to the Christ. This
friend will be your 'joy and crown
BROADENING BENEFICENcE.
generous church is growing church.
Increase in henefactions, works increase in
unity, strength, development. The years
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05
Treasurer Banks.

County Treasurer John Banks, of Chesa-
peake City, having qualified, assumed the
duties of his office on Tuesday, under the
provisions of the new Treasurer's law, the
consttutonality of which was determined
by recent decision of the Court of Appeals
The Office is now elective Mr.. Banks ap-
poiDtment being until Nov. '95 when an cleo
tion will take place Mr.. Manly Drennen
has been appointed assistant Treasurer by
Mr.. Banks Mr.. G. II. Smith retired as Clerk
on Tuesday leaving behind an enyiable record
for efficiency and good administration of the
office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

offerings have not been small. The record
made in this regard is most praiseworthy.
Yet we can contribute a larger sum. Let the
new years record prove it, Remember then,
freely ye have received, ,n-remember, and
''freely give"
AddREssIvENEss IN CHURCH WORK.
The Church is a hive; let every bee perform
his task. The Church is a workshop; let
every artifcer handle his tool The Church
is an army; let every soldier WELD his weapon.
There is work awaiting each individual Find
j then "do it with thy might"
May the opening year bring blessing to
each home, peace to each heart this is the
New Year prayer of
Your Pastor, JOHN MCELMoYLE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05
A New Pastry Cook Book.

Miss L. A. Willis, principal of the BaIti-
more Cooking School, has compiled new
pastry cook book which is being distributed
to the patrons of Rumford Yeast Powder.
The reputation of the author renders the
book Of special value Mail one of the small
labels from the bottom of the bottle of Rum
ford to the Rumford Chemical Works, Provi-
denee, r. l., and a copy will be sent free
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05
A New Year Party.

Miss Lucille Litzenberg delightfully."- enter
tanned her friends on New Years night at Il
dance given in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Reese.
Her hospItable home was throughout a
scene oi pleasure. Linen was stretched in
the parlor, where the dancing was INDUCED
in to the strains of Ogesby's oschestra. while
the other rooms were taken up with card
parties and social groups. collation. was
served.
Those present were
SMr. Richard Reese, Mrs. w. III. May,
Mrs. Reese; Mrs. Mary Il. Tull
MIS-. Z. NJ Ellis, Mrs. Virginia McCabe,
Mr.. George A. Steele Mr.. Manly Drennen,
Mrs. Steele, Mrs Drennen
Miss Moie Drennen, Miss Laura lamar.
Miss Della Howard, Miss Bessie Manly
Miss Katharine Miller Miss Belle lamar.
Mrs. ii. ID. NJ. Howard, Mrs. William Schouler.
Miss Florence Torbert, Miss Estella Haines,
Miss Laurne Wilson, Miss Eloise Walmsley,
Miss BERTHE Wilson, Miss Corinne Jamar
Miss Frances Schouler; Miss Alice Schouler;
Miss Lucy Bddle, Mr. George Reese.
Josiah Marvel, Mrs. Reese,
Mr.. Howell, Miss Mabel Macher,
Wilmington; Baltimore;
Miss Mallard, c. G. Strickland.
Arkansas; II. ID. Litzenberg,
George X. Ash, G.. Montieth Gilpin,
John G. Constable. james f, Evans,
Albert Constable, Jr., John Il. Wilson,
Dr. II. Il. Clemson. Charles N. Tull,
A. IL. Reynolds ii. NJ. Mccullough.
Heister Hess, Clinton Dunbar,
Ricketts, Nelson, Norris Lewis.
Henry Constable, V. NJ. Torbci1.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05
ValiSe Stolen.

valise belonging to Mr.. Alfred Filter, of
Philadelphia, was stolen from carriage in
front of Falls Hotel, Main street, on Tuesday
evening about half past seven O'Clock. Mr..
Filter offers a reward of S25 for the detection
and conviction of the thief.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

The children of the Elkton Catholic Church
gave a very creditable and interesting enter
tainment on Monday evening in the basement
of the church, The following was the pro-
gram:
March. ....................,.By By the Children
Opening Chorus. BY the Children
Address. s..................M Master g. Finnan
Piano Selection. Miss n. Walls
Recitation ................AIi Miss II. McGready
Day and Night .....................T Tableau
Song, What Would You Take for Me. Papa ?"
Miss G.. Finnan
Arkansas Traveller,
Masters j. Finnan and j. Powell
Recitation, "A Boys Appeal
Master III. NIallen
Song, "Birdies Ball, "..........M Miss NJ. Kerr
Guardian Angel. l......... ...........T Tableau
Rectation,"A Girls Protest" ;" Miss NJ. Mallen
Song, 'Sweet Nellie Bawn,' Miss l.. Manlove
Recitation. "Whose Girl" e. Miss A. Mallen
Dialogue, Doctors VISIT
Master +. King and Miss q. Finnan
Recitation, "What Ted Found in his stocking?"
Miss T.. krastel
Song, Bird of Joy" ........ Miss NJ. Walls
Recitation, merry Young King
Miss NJ. krastel
Drill. Observation-Disclosures. By Eight Children
Song, 'Beggar Girl, ,"...... Miss b. Finnan
Closing Chorus. BY the Children
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Letters Advertised.

ELKroN Posr-oFFIcE, Dec. 81, 1894.
W. L. Smith, J. W. Ryan, David Grinnage,
Mr.. John Coulery, Mr.. John Runell. Miss
Cora Roy, Mrs. John Grey
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WHIG DIRECTORY.

Page 8. ... County Correspondence; New Advs>
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. May 28-p. IN.
This is week with holidays in the London
market. and little support is expected from that
quarter for American securities. Prices came In
lower this morning owing to sales abroad under
conditions of inactivity. and the effect here was
weak opening. Most Of the professional traders
were enlisted for a decline. and they were aided
later by another batch OF discouraging crop re-
ports (this time 1t Is hot winds) and rise in
wheat. Some long stocks also sold, which
strengthened the belief that prices would seek
lower level. After a slight resistance to pres
sure the Changers yielded and ended the day
with material declines, ~ each for three stocks
Rock Island to 6s1s Burlington to sou and st.
Paul to 662s. The last two named were active
to the extent Of about 20 900 shares each; but
Northwestern. which yielded point to 9s. and
Rock Island were not freely dealt In. In regard
to the crop reports. 1t is only just to say that
rlany Of them appear to be manufac tured for The
occasion.
Naturally the Internatonals were down
Louisville and Nashville ~ net TO IS, NewYork
Central and some Of the others by small frac-
tons Erie suffered loss OF ] ~ clear on the i'm
mediate prospect OF foreclosure and an assess
ment, and closed at liz. Two other bankrupt
properties. Atchison and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. lost u and point net respectively. On
the general list there were some conspicuous de-
cnes while most Of the minor stocks held firm.
The drop OF ~ for Susquehanna and Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

Money on call in London was !. per cent: Inc
CON, for bnth short and three months bills. The
amount OF bullion which went into inc fanK 81
England on balance to-day was fA2.vel Hritlsh
consos declined l-l6 for money !" lo'',' anu -
sor tho account 10 the same figure. American
securities declined steadily. Louisville ana Nash-
willie losing II. 59,.. Canadian fachc 70 %
Erie DDS 10 H. Erie shares = To l3's. ST PAU =
to Gsa. AichlsOn Y to II, Illinois central a 10
ssi. and Reading IA to TO-
French rentes were quoted AZ lo- francs ~ coli
times: Paris exchange on London % francs 22's
centimes; Berlin exchange on London - marks
46 pfennings. 49,. -, In,
The & ntral Trust Company. OF New ork' gi''S
tt ,h., I, is nropar.d 10 make Immediate
pavment for the first-mortgage bonds or the
New-York Elevated Railroad Company. which
have been called for January next ~ the rae
~ 81 1920 for each bond less interest At the rate OF
Der cent per annum on such amount IRON the
date Of presentation 10 January l. The trust
company reserves tho right !" wthhra" thiS
offer or TO increase the rate Of discount, at any
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

TO 90 was variously attributed to the sale OF an
estates holdings, and the prospective resigna-
lions of some OF the managers. The point was
given out long ago that this stock was to sell
lower. 1t did not stay down at % to-day. how
ever but rallied 31i2 at the close-a net loss or
points New-York and New-England receded /
nojnt 10 43I1 without news to account for the
movement The loss Of Manhattan was 80 10
liz on the sale OF a large block of stock belong
inp 10 a professional trader. General Electric
had credit Of the contract to furnish the eectric
machinery for this road. and advanced IS net
10 - An agreement reached by the coal
sales agents to continue 20 restrict the coal pro-
ducton on the present basis. hut 1t had little ef-
feet on the coal properties The Industrials were
heavy. save General Electric. and conspicunus
losses marked Leather. Sugar and Tobacco me
dividend on Leather preferred was only per
cent which made people. who do not believe Una,
This stock has been manipulated. wonder why IL
has risen so Of late. on the whole the market
closed decidedly heavy at marked declines; total
transactions. 29l, $3.50 shares
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $1,000 5s coupon, at
1861: $1,000 As coupon, Of ls2o at l1Srs s.o,yoo
4s registered of 1907, at 1929. Quotations at the
close. were: ,,, ,sLo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

The price 81 domestic exchange was az fo'io"s
n, the places named: Chicago. opc. premium
Boston Phase. discount. Charleston buying par
Orleans commercial loo discount. hank loo pre-
MUM New York-F,xchanges. NO's'2.5ss, pal
ances S5.l64s7i Chicago-ENchangeS' '"' fi'-''''
halan','s 81 sss3 4s Philadelphia - Exchange.
sii s4s soa balances. N.315.052.
The price II commercial bar silver In TINS mar
ket was s7i.c. nominal. per ounce Mexican "'-
lars were quoted at 53i. In London bar silver al
yanced l-l6d II 301d The market was STEADY
The Paris sailing for Europe tomorrow. VIII
carry 300 OoO ounces Of silver. The market ior
foreign exchange was firm Inc i'il'"'"s ~ ~,
.ho,s tho rates al which business was actually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

In State issues: SIS 900 Virginia SIS deferred
trust receipts stamped. at 6s446's. NO city pdih
stocks were dealt IN 49,
indicated and realizatiOns gave the market
ragged appearance. The trading was nIo,e re
stricted than for some time.
reached only s2Ol0o00 par value. ana iinpoi. 'l.
final changes are about equally divided Det"eeh
gains and losses. American cotton on u.-
clined ia to 49, Cleveland and canton ISIS ~ 70
% Kanawha and Michigan As ! to ~. Kansas
and Texas DDS u to ash ST. Louis southwest
ern DDS TO s5i. Texas Pacific DDS rs to "o1s ana
Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf lists II. - ~. ch
the other hand Brooklyn Elevated ISIS roS. e., ~
I0s Fort Worth and Denver city lists 10 '".2
Midland Of y J. lists | to III. Erie fundeu > =
coupon 2 to 20 and Union Elevated ISIS To- lv?..
THO sub Treasury was debtor at the 'eatlhs
Uouso s34S $50 It's net gain on balance was
s4.ssOGls. made up by gain in currch'y oi Co.
$40 aol and a gain in coin Of N.lSO.24 Io-'aN >
operations included: Receipts so''SV''S p"s
mcnts s2150163 resulting in general pdl"',' .ea
sis ~ ISL consisting Of sS5O5l.2sI coin ana 49,
6.2lA currency. u,h,rc,o, 20
Tho United states Treasury at Washlns.olI "
ceivcd to-day $2-01l2 National bank notes LOT
demption The customs receipts were sS'''4lv' w
,,arnaI revenue receipts s2H .22l and the mlscel-
ianeous receipts s225 OPS Total Governfrcn. ir
ce,nts for the dav s66 1S0 expenditures s'"''f-o'
excess OF receipts sSo35i kecep oa, a.. ~
date s23 142. 3o6: expenditures. s-o9>t'V'''
expenditures over receipts. S3s39.oss.
To-dav's Washington Treasury Statement -.
"a sh on hand and deposits IN bank coi'Pd!
the figures or the last p'cN'o"'
lows:
~. ., on hand $500. Nag g ~:S 3 De-. 's
Net legal tenders -. =, 40, -. r.- 4OS pi4
hand ......-. ~ S'n'''.,' "a. 30
Net silver On IA. -i''i,l"o -'''''' ~
Actual cash N the
vaults
over outstanding 80. .oo ~ ~ s,ci 80
certificates ....Sls1.oslSt 49, - ".
Deposits bank. l''A'''" i''''''' 49,
.vausbl. cash 500 ,oe Glc $685. Isl Dec s'4'S'o
Deduct minor Ia o, ,.s-.o,s r.c o15 OK
Actual cash halsis5 257.3ie ssa s7 oS' Dec s2''-'
This statement reflects conditions prevailing al
the close OF business on Saturday last.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Money was casy-a condition illustrated by the
following facts: Morgan & Bartlett have lent u
Boston $4,000. for one month at 2. per cent
oily NJ Ney-Bedford 100000. for one month. at
o. pcr cent; city OF Fitchburg. $4,000 untl
August %. at per cent: state Of Massachusetts,
$500 600 for six months. at q. per cent We SUD
,o,n orr usual table Of rates. made up from NOR
nation furnished by the busiest houses:
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
& WESTERN BONDS.

The committee which Mr. Louis Fitzgerald was cha''
man. dissolved and the bonds deposited VIII, 'hs
Mercantile Trust will be returned TO their owners
In order TO secure greater unariinfty
among the bOndhOIders. Emanuel Lehman
of Ncw-York sidney +. Tyler OF PhfIadei-
phia. and r. VI. COlston OF bnitimorc' hoio-
ing and representing large amount OF
bonds, have been added TO this committee.
An Immediate deposit of bonds IL essentiai
for the protection of the property.
Bondhoders aid the holders OF the certificates 'ssued
fr bonds deposited with Mercantile Trust Co. ARE
pror-rsTEp TO DEPOSIT THEM WITH THE CEN.
IRA. TRUST CO.. before the 10Th diy o, June
next after which penalty Of ten dollars per bond VIII
be imposed.
The certificates Of the Central Trust Co. are listed q"
the New York Stock Exchange
SIMON BORG EMANUEL LEHMAN.
X. -. MARTIN. SlDNE r LEM
n Il GARTH +. ~ COLSTOE.
EDWIN S. HOOLEY. JOS. a. llCHIENACbH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
WATER BONDS.

Sealed proposals hereby invited for the purchase
Of rod bearing Water Bonds 81 the city %, Atlantic 'ity
New-Jefsey.
Amount Of 81 Ronis. $1,000
Denomination. each $1,000.
Interest I'VE per cent payable ssm-anruaily In June
and December. in goi coin coupons attached free from
taxation.
Principal payable In thirty Years. ....oo
The assessed 81 Atlantic city about $4,000
p Permanent population 10000 increased 20 10000 IN
.ummcr months $4,000.
I,el, exclusive ~ this issue about $4,000
These bonds issued hv authority and In accordance
with an act Legislature ~ NewJersey entitled An
Ac 10 enable supply the inhabitants thereof with
purc and vhoesom. water approved April 2ist 1870
This provties "A sinking fund and the Hppropria
lion = the revenues received from the Water Depart
mon, Ia nav interest and bonds maturity.
The purpose Is q for the purchase, by
condemnation the plant Of the Atlantic Water Com
many m. civ reserves the right To reject and all
td. sealed bids marked Bids for Water Bonds" ad
dr...ed Ia EMORY u. IRt.l.AN. city Clerk Atlantic
CIV New Jersey viii be received until Twelve o'clock
Monday. June 81. 1879.
DATED May 2,h. $3.50 - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
c. EARNINGS 81 433. Isl Sl.42s.055 81 90 a d9S
Operating expenses. l'""o'''" i'''o'o''
SCI 232 .s5OS39 '$i7 0s1 ,
earnings...... F"''-"~ '''''S~ 4
I Feb 2s a.. o,o one
Gross e'rh'n $40 726 s51631 9i63. 1872
.,1. , r,os s74sss .sl3s3si 's3s5,347
Deficit.
EXPORTS FROM NETWORK.
1893. 1894. 1895.
49, .L s5913 i45 So 100, 1884 1920. $40
for M O62 90 1873 300 I19 143 OS4. 2a5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

TERRE HAUTE. Ind.
MAY oath 1895
ITO HOLDERS ~ Terre Haute. Indiana. High
! School Bonds 10 POS: Present 20 the Central
Trust Company - Sswyork for payment and cance!a-
ton. having been called In Interest ceased May
Goth 1905 CHAS BAICH
- CIV TREASURER.
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financial Hleetin9s.
NOTICE.
7 OTlCE Is IIEREBY GIVEN that a special

NOTICE.
~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special
~ meeting Of III. stockholders II THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY IS hereby called he
held a Office the said Company. IN the Equitable
building. az -. Lous Missouri. Wednesday. the
twelfth day Of June. 1898. o'clock \. NJ for
purpose II considering and Trust ndenture
executed by said Company fund and Its floating
Indebtedness and the resolutions the Board
~ said Company relating thereto. and for the
transaction of other business relating pur-
aforesaid which may come before said meeting.
The transfer books u this Company will be
the purposes Of this meeting Monday Nav 20 ls..5
and will remain closed until after said meeting
y order of the Board Of Directors this second day OF
April \. -. 1895
Arast. GEORGE J. GOULD President
4 II. cAIEF SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, May LIST 1895
rEuE BOARD OLE DIKElrNKS has This Il:

i declared a lal 81, .dend q TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT upon the capital stock ~ the Com
pany pa, able IN cash and after MAY 3lst. 1898 20
Shareholders registered the books Of the Company
"A T. NJ. April 30 iSa5
Friday. Nav 3s,, dividends Will he paid to
Checks FOR dividend will mailed to Shareholders who
have filed Permanent Dividend orders at this office
ROBERT ". SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

TO HOLDERS OF KANSAS CITY BONDS.
NOTICE Is hereby given to holders or kansas
~ city CMo) S. due June LIST 1898, that the entire
issue will be paid al maturity upon presentation and
render 10 Messrs KoCNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers. New
York ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
MINISTERIAL, LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
l. NDINli NEW IERSEN

INDUSTRIAL LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
MAYS LANDING NEWJERSEN
OFFICE OF THE RECEIN Frs.
a, BROADWAY. NEW YORK. May %. 1895.
VINIIE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
i Receivers OF the creditors and stockholders u the
atoy. named Company hereby give notice all persons
wing against said Company to present the same
and all persons indebted said company are notified to
make u,vment undersigned without delay. Parties
having purchase 81 stock 81 said Company and
lots at MAYS Landing. upon which instruments are un
paid are requested present their contracts therefor
receipts paid on account or the same In
order that the business may b. adjusted.
All p-rrons rcspassing ~. lands ana property u
sAi Company notified that they VIII Le prosecuted n
the full extent ~ the law.
49, ' .fIllS g. SHORT I B...,,.-
JAMES PARKER
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~ iloNA' ICE COMPANY or NETWORK
In accordance with the provisions OF Statute and
also with By Laws Of this Company a snecai Wsa,rr ~,
Stockholders 81 Company will be held AZ the
W1ce o. the COMPANY; No Is Broadway. Room sill New
,2rk Ivy on THURSDAY June q 1895 NJ to con
Stockholders. ~ 'e'es'' VI
ALFRED NELSON
New York May -. 1895 '0'e'"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
NITY OF \ORWALk

4 ]
~ PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
The CITY ~ NorwaiI conn. oners $50 90 Municipal and
so fsD Water per cent. Gold onds. Both seri's VIII be-
dated July 1895 and interest VIII be paid semi ann
,y In January and July the American Exchange
National Rank in the city ~ Ncw-York The Bonds Will
i eiii,.r coupon registered and VIII mature without
nu,,n Nav lst 1875 both interest and principal berg
ra,able in gold Proposals shall he sealed and
BIDS Bonds and addressed 10 the Mayor
* he city OF Norwak said bids viii he received up to
o'clock y. m June 10Th 1879
said city the right to reject any or all bids
' ' JAMES T. HrBBELl.
Mayor.
Norwalk Conn May 10Th. 1895.
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NOTICE.
NJ OTICE Is HERERY GIVEN thai u snncla

NOTICE.
n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that special
~ meeting Of the stockholders of tho ST LOUIS IRON
MOUNTAIN q SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY is
hereby called to be held tho Once COMPANY
IN the Equitable building at St Louis Missouri. on
"Wednesday TIM twelfth day Of June, 1898 at % o'clock
A NJ. for The purpose of considering acting upon
Trust lndenturc execIed by said Company fund and
secure It's floating Indebtedness and resolutions OF the
Board Of Directors Of said Company relating thereto
and for the transaction of any other business relating 10
the purpos" aforesaid which said
The transfer books Of this Company closed Tor
the purposes OF this meeting Monday NAV oo iss5
and Will remain closed until after said meeting
by order OF TIE Board Directors this second dav Of
April a. D.. 1925 ~ "'' ~
Attest GEORGE 7 :Oi.ID px.,,.,
\. II. cAIEF. Sccratary ''''e"''