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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05
npAM MnoDAKD,s. E.r.rg.

~ state u Vermont District - Manchester r.
Bs il remembered that - .tssaoh " we
p,yb,ts CONT, holden st ManetestHt ~iihls
- ~ ,,ld Dislfiet, 90 the mn day 81 Angast
D. D prs.snt hos u X FggLra, Judge
whereas. a certain INSTRUMENT 70 Ndnhg,
gudaf zeal. purp0rung " d" ihs issi ~ ,hd
~ 800 Dtstr.et dsosuss1, vas pfsssIted iUf Ltgs
80 Dy he E1seatOf lhertin named.
Jbeyehfs i ls ordered that al ptfsDHs IA
,.,sstsd 10 tho estate u sSd dseesssd bs nDlt.
"a 70 Fpyssr before aid Coafl Al We Ff1'
-. f,s,ss iu Manchester. ia ssId Dlstfiet "a lie
Istb day u reglsmter. d. 1855 A. If 0ei"es
by pubAtauss u this order TIRES -ssEa
.,.@rrs.Evsiy previously thereof. Ia toe MAO
= eater goUE4AL. a B5asptgsi pnntsl a. Me-
- t.se xly ssa instrument ia rUlIag
- auiA Bat ba 1ltd sEA fss J}4Ds 80 tbr last
IN ,.d ts.tEmeut II tGs s.a3 4-atsssai.
'Es.s IS. h. EDDEEfDs. EsEjslst.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

Are yen disturbed at night and broker
OF your rest by q sick child suffering anC
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 If 81
send st once aud get bottle Of Mrs. Wiz
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
Ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, regu
lates The stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sofiens the gums, reduces iuhsma
tion. and gives tone and energy to The
whole system Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teeihing is pleasant
TO the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldes, aud best female physicians
aud nurses 10 the United States, aud is fol
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price % cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05
l,nMMIssLONERsl NOTICE.

= FsTlrR ~ J09itA II. BhHILtTf
The upderslgnad, having been appointed "
the Hon Probate Court for the District of Man
rbester COmmiHsigDcrs, 70 feeeiys, Examine,
- .5ist Ali claims and demands Of ell per
-n. .galu, 1.-The estate 0f josiah II Bartlett ate
a N.pchestsr 10 sad Dutret, deceased, aad all
rl.I,nx exhibited IN Offset thereto, hereby giss
,rtIrs mai We will meet for the purposes aiots
80 A. The Colbum llonse 10 mAbeh6s,sr
C@utfe on the 2ith DAY u February nett
frgm 10 o'clock 4. n. until O'Clock ,. -
On sad day, ADD nat 81 mouths rom Iho ~
A., a. hugust 4. u. lss5 IL tbe time limited ~
.sfa court fgr said creditors 10 present Their
-, ,r,s % ~ for examination and allowance.
Daled a. Manchester, Ibis ljfd DAY u
August, A. b. 1894. a,.,o.a,
iG3w u. " D"'l''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

by buzzing or roaring sound in your
hssd2 Have you difficulty in hearing di'
tnetlJ? Are you troubled with a contiI
nal dropping Of mucus, irritating tht
throat and csusing You TO coughI ls your
breath unplessautly affected and accom-
psbisd With bad faster IL your hearing
less acu,ef II 70, you have catsrrh aud
should al once procure bottle Of Ely,
Cream BALM, the beat kuoEa remedy
The bAla will give instsnt relief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05
EAST ARLINGTON.

Mrs. Geo, Stafford and son have been
spending few days with Rutland friends.
Rev Charles Redfeld OF Vernon,
Conn. former pa tor assisted at the
communion service last Sunday.
Rev. A. c. Field and wife are 10 Hines
burg attending the wedding Of their son
william, who is to be married to Miss
Hnll Of that place
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

The Boston Journal says, Prospects 10
general business are good for 30 excellent
,r.de 10 most brsuches, There are notice
,hv weak spots a. well as noiiceAbly
-.tons once. II IL significant that tie In
,-fe,ts ou which recent isrid reductions
I, Re hardest sre getting the least share Of
prosperity. Epormous imporstlons Of
hatb iotelsn wool and voelebs continue,
rud manufacturing Is Tor the moot part
sputsed. Price, Of domestic goods 10
r7sy lGstABers are weak, aud tending
.uwtd 10 spite Of the fact that former
Hsafcs allowed ouIy bare profit 10 the
nail. Cotton manufacturing which, be
lasin part q southern Industry, wss ltss
lsrssssd by the tsfh smAhsrs, is dong
Is ttct though Il is very fat IRON enjoying
.routue boom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

AZ EaReue ' y he hss sought relief
from the moaolouy Of p'isoa lie by writ
ius letter to pcpaltt Convention, 10
Sbich be denouoces the Republican and
Den oora,ie parties Sith equal uraIeuee,
sod declares that they are both eobItoll
81 ~ The money poser, ADD both De
usuebed by its itGaeue. Thn simply
uesus tLG ueilhsr Of o., q have seen 81
G. indcrse the docttib 20 encourage The
turpose, 81 men liLe b.ls. They have
their fundamental sta ntseotcllsble al
tsfcuces, bot they a. ao. divided % %
the que.iIou q opIntus al Slolstt and
destructive ptocestrs for tie soluiiou Of
,he labor grs t.su Republicans srd Den
nof.ls a..te ba34eye sa hs and order. and
do rot eatn3tr % nthaf teeesssfy O. u
pedisut 10 otttu ae uob. sd lie up Tail
rostt 10 order 60 secars ant ADD fair treat
uut To- euployo, by ,urlaytrt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

1t ui.l bot please TIE farmers u learn
that the cIpou oi oleaDatgsiae dafins
the l.a GsoAl yesr rose from less thsn :
p,1 90 pound, 20 over 100000, ~oile
tn appu oi dsiry batter tell on IRON
pe.f.t n. on pJ1 pounds 90 lees ihSu g.
naa 90. OieomAtgsuue's galu va thus
made pound Tor poond At the expense Of
hu,ter. Add the victory Apparently vas
not honestly 500, oieo being sent DOT very
scasnIly under the suise Of butter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

|I|#-| n 1000 ID '-||T- - VI
##.sF .aa Hae#.F.a
4 ok SALE lbafaHEhlEr3 NwaHih coated
Il s. NrfrsrA raFFfs
.........
ron SALE psfr of barss, hsv srA -
sarfa. rsrfssf.t broken s.as.a sbI daulas,
..aHa MA "a md sfr.ia ofautttiDr
AefIFtr
d. "A ppYNVlN
4.pt Am tas. l-if N,Hshsstsr. Vi
wye ''"' @+f'"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

The Arlington boys were successful
at the recent State tennis tournament at
St. Adams. Adams winning the State cham
plousbip for singles and Adams and Dem
Ing for doubles. Adams also won the cup
presented by f. G. Smith A State ssso
citation was orgsnlzid with the following
officers; President, Percy o. Jndson, See
Rotary and Treasurer. +. S, Strsnshsn,
Executive Committee, John Mccall, Char
leo Adams and Burch Smith.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05
Advice 10 Mothers

Tspleys Bread Winners outwesr sll
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05


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.
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4'ts 80 =, ,.,,ry -
t.s..4 as8ssrf.ss, 10 be- gpe a tie 30
,..,..s,,. tts pt4 from THE .tsu. The
o., .egttr il Nsu Isfsev 10 Thoroughly
,,rr,a,t a, ras8t ts Uates. Aud ihe 10
..s..,s valuation = 10 property 90 sstB
rl.,s,tnsI4sga1a. AisammIi, y. J.
,ns increased v.luanan t Sila oyl, or
o,s, u psr cent. Tie Teliofi fasds -
,,s 3avs tn New Jerssy are rrouoa5eed
.,oalgssi ~ aI pLo drive abd slso by
,ia,sIs,.
tt.t the erreu # aleaBafgauGe daring
,t.4.,t Gsesl ye.r rose IRON less thsu Z,
oau pl1 rgupa, 10 over 1900. 90, vBile
p.. grgrt a dsirv batter fell Of from
near, n on 90 panads 20 lees ihSu 4 D.
s,a6p1 Olromatsanae's gain vn thus
,,.4e Mound for paand At tbe expense q
tgtaf Agd the victory appsreotlJ vas
,.t t.ocstly VOC. cleo being seut DOT very
e.os,,lly uader the suise Of butter
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uo,fer for for one Of The agricultural
,ooterI,. ID New Esslsud says tba, more
.,5 rrys work IL required each year 10
mako b,s soclcty's far acceptable to The
p''''o -, g..
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'0''' III u'' ~ ''.'''''' Wv I've .no
10 0''''"''Y' a,
e's' u'A'a Wv '''- -'' 49,, 49, a.,
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IN" ou''N''' ''0"'
Thsc1,y Of Kussl, seeing tuat the hquor
3..l.,. are dong ali IN their power to co
400. d,ppk .noess Nv making the driUk
,a. ..loars especlaIly attractive to people,
~. ,,ceptIy established government
llama, rsopnpoly 10 Russm. According 10
,ha nl.p outlined. II viii ftst he establish
adm eight provinces. then year later IL
.eyao others ani sI months later IN the
NHo.' wa t,.,r..,..
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geyen states will this year elect govern
o,s namely Massacbusetts, New Jersey,
Ohio. Iowa. MARYLAND, Kentucky and Mls'
i..irpi pi9r to 1892 four Of these states
MARYLAND Kentucky, Misslssippi and New
Jersev, would baye been regarded as sure
" democratic, Massachusetts and Iowa IS
doubtful snd with chances iayorlug The
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The New York Herald declares that The
presc- extensive exports Of gold are du,
Ia normal condition, and that the golC
sent abroad is for the payment Of sctus
trade debts. II the conditions are norma
it i. becacuse they have been made so b!
the Democratic tauh policy which has e
tahlshed permanent balance Of trad
aeainst Us. As long as that policy con'II
al
- .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

A worfer for iof one Of The agricultural
snotellss 10 Aev EagIsud says that more
spd more work il required each year to
make bis socIciys far acceptable TO The
public aud luanclAi success. The 10
,eresl. must be Kept ~, amusement lea
lures must be provided but wtIh care Dot
10 oyershadow agriculture, each Years sue
ses. makes the next far more difficult
Those who hippautIy crslclss the map
.yemelt q the cattle shows ought to see
the business from the inside
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

NOTICE People wanting exclusive rghts
' tot selling light drinks, olEArs, poanuts
candies uyslptH, warm meals o. running
dance pavilion on the lair Grounds SEPTEMBER
10Th, I lth aHd llth, 1875 should Apply a. euee,
~ ground ia being rented every day, Can ga OF
aiuTtss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-05

\NrANIHp. shirt makers 90 NORA IN factory
w EHpFutucv not necessary. haChiurs
furnished Good pgigos steady Wpfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
STEAMBOATS,.

$500 TO BOSTON. 500 TO WORCESTER
Reduction 10 Az Ppnt. East ant Ncrin.
VA NWRW0GM ll0N]lGo
Steamer. CITY OF LOWELL. tp-Nl ant CITY OF
" OkCESrEN In commission. Leave Pier told numoeo
49, y. r., Desbrossesst week days only. 53O r. 81
F'se Orchestra each "ieamer
L'AGL, RIVER LINE FARE REDUCED
for lmitelt Reduced rates
to all points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in com.
mission. nne orchestra each. Leave Pier ~ tod
NUMBER. y. r.. foot OF Murray-s. week days only az
. 90 p.
- rONiNGTON LINE.-lnside route 70 Boston and the
- East. All fares reduced Steamers leave New Pier
30. y. r.. r. NJ. daily. except Sunday.
NEW-HANEN- FARE. 81: Excursion. SLID
" steamer Richard PECK leaves Pier -. T.. r. daily.
d. n Sunday excepted. arriving in time for train 10
Mcridon. Hartford. Springfield. etc Freight steamer
leaves - p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

SEAAEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS
- AND - WALL STREET
'EHE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
INTEREST D.. paid 90 ds,nslt0rf entitled thereto
ami n accordance with The favngs hank
laws f0r months cndirg Dee. ~. 1875 filo~--
sNfceus fr"" thousand dollars at the
ra'. = FOUR PER CFNI. per annum.
larger than three ID .usani dollars ana
which exceeded fhd amount rror ~ Nc Limitation ~ c-
ru.l'. hy statute ~ tho = TWO ANp \ HALF PER
CENT per snnum. payable N and after NJ niay Jan.
WILLIAM G sTURGEs. President.
DANIEL. UkINEF. Cashier.
So. w ftar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDhOLDEhs
OF THE
Kansas CITY g. Omaha Railroad Company

A majority Of the outstanding Kansas City Omaha
bonds excepting those held In the treasury OF inc
Pacific Railway Company deposited with Drexei MOT
ran g. Company under Trust Deed have assened 70
the agreement appointing the undersigned Committee
and deposited their bonds Hereunder.
The bondholders OF ST. Joseph Grand Island Kan
roa5 Company have proceedings for the FORE
closure OF their mortgage and the appointment OF separate
receivers II IL necessary therefore that arrangements
should b. made protection OF the interests OF the
Kansas CITY e. Omaha bondhoders; those desiring to
o,,a,. should rromptly deposit bonds with the
Central Trust Company.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the time 70 deposit
Kansas CITY Omaha bonds under tho agreement afore-
said and heretofore given Is limited 70 inc l'h
a,v NJ January 1885 bonds not deposited with the
c.,,ra Trust Company before such date can only
n. derosed subject 10 the payment OF penalty OF $40
Nv ho,a N. Committee reserying the right 10 increase
such penalty at any time
r.,.A January I'd 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY. THE MfTRopolITAS
RAILROAD STOCK One Million PolafS, ana
81 par Of so ~ share only go 90 has
been maid In upon and the market price %
the siock has ranged from $50 sos per shar~
II addition liability II so share uniaid on the
stock the charter makes the stockholders liable Tor an
amount oqun their sharehoidngs provision similar
10 the Nation Bank act-thus afording an additional
sec lrity TO the b0ndholceff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
REORGANIZATION.

The plan % readjustcri dated oct. 1885, has not
been asscntcd 10y sufficient number - Income "'4-
holders and stockholders 70 make the same effective
TIE Committee now ho.d over majority Of the gen
era M rcage bonds and have. IN accordance WITH the
bondhoders agreement u May :. 1885,. ana Their CIR
cuar II oct lsai notified the Trustee Of the general
bring suit for the foreclosure thereof anu
10 press such suit eNpedtiousy - possible
The Committee VIII continue receive deposits 81 gen
era mortgage bonds under the agreement II May l''
until Jan n. 1890 The Committee viii not purchase
further coupons excep, from bondhodes "ho d'ps"''
their bonds before 1925. After Jan 81 no bonds
will be received. eNcep; upon terms - DE- ahhou"0'N -
the Committee hereafter.
foreclosure fnle. and as soon as the ftuH
ton permits. the Committee will submit plan 81 r'''
gnnizaii,n in the manner provided 'he agreement Il
MAY = That Plan VIII oner 20 she junior security
holders ard Stockholders an opportunity 70 avert sale
under foreclosure bv accer'ng fs provisions ara Do
posting their securities ih.reundes before Che foreclosure
sale and Wi. proyle oT participation IN the reorEAH
zed property either before foreclosure safe or there
after in case the Committee shall purchase fhs prop
crfv Tor an The Junior security h'd'fs whp lave as
senicd and deposited their feourt's. upon as favorable
basis IS The nranca. needs = the property WI per-
nit Special recognition WEI ho on'fed % those who
have deposited their iuai.r s'cHre' and stock before
Feb. !. 1875.
Pending announcement - such plan holer' q such
junior securities and sp.k deposit The ,am" with
the d.Io~ori,s 4 che Committee such deposits TO-
sether with those already made may 10 nne
Withdrawn upon TIE Surrender q The receipts therefor
tnle.s the sioekho.4.r. who have already Gci sfcd
their shares wish 'ie Committee ani given their If1-
les shall wlfhfraa obj" game ihe Ir.sl's ~l Je voted
in favor q 'he present management.
The central trust tompAnJ Of New York.
% WALL. sTKEET sew YORK CITY.
The Finance 'ompan, II PennsJ l'snis,
.si CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
Dated Jan Z. isri
FREDERICK =. oLcoTT. Chairman.
ADRIAN IsEIIS. JR. J kESNEDY TOD
HENRY NUDGE THOMAS DENNY.
GEORGE H. EARLE JR, SIDNEY a. TYLER
= NtrEI. II SMILEY RICHARD Y. COOK.
j. y. WALLACE. Secretary
81 Wall Street New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
Union Dime Savings Institution

GREELEY SQUARE. SEW YORK
Interest 80 usual. FOUR per ;he first $1,000.
THREE re excess up O. t@''F' written up
January i1fh. ans time l,trr
~ fsft~'.l before January in'h draws inter-
from fhe fr.f .. .
GEoRGF y. niEns III Ir.a.arer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

DIVIDENDS. The road has been regular dividend
payer experience has demonstrated that
earnings railway lines after their motive power
has chanr-. HORSES electricity. have largely
Increased and operative corrrerp ndingy e
creased But should there he increase. the fl
lowing compiled from the books ~ TIE NIT
ROPOLITAT RAILROAD COMPANY shows the ability
Of the road only the interest upon s entire
bonded debt but to handsome dividends upon
rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
financial Glcttlons.

NDK\ EXCHANGE BANK. NEW 1oRl\,
~ JANUARY > 1915 The annual meeting Of HE
shareholders the election 81 DIRECTORS
Inspectors Election viii be held At IN" hhnk'hF-
house. 40 rs Nnlamst New York. Tuesday, Janu-
10. 1855 The polls VIII be- open from - o'clock
! y. LOFIlN LOVE. 'i7h"t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
x:,,53 t,o0t OF


competing soads changed cable or other motive
caused the large reduction Ia receipts here SHOWN
ESTIMATES. Estimating increase IN Gross Earn
- cent being possible the result VIII shp"
a annual average profit - Sifl3as ~. or nearly
$4,000 I'm Of the interest the First Mortgage
Of Road estimate of the prob
the Gross Earnings based the usual
experience 81 per cent Will show Nh" ability - the
the interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds
per dividend the Capital stock. and leave
balance Of about $4,000 applicable 10 the Sinking Fund
WASHINGTON. Washington IL city whose genial
climate IT, In seif factor increasing railway
percentage Of railway operating and whose
O 27OOg largely augmented BY visitors. has
always afforded liberal patronage 10 street railways
In ,lev NJ no facts. amount
IN 49, ,.n-,@aged Together win lie demonsfraed
earnings recommend these Bonds without reservation
- q nrst-cass investment
SUBSCRIPTION.
eubscrptions will be opened Monday January Z. 1885
and will close at O'Clock on the day following All0t-
ment. will be soon as possible thereafter The
right reserved 70 decline Applications and 10 hllgt
smaller amounts than may be applied for THE PRICE
OF THESE BONDS ~ IO5 FLAT. payable OF before
February 1875 payments may be made at once
in which case Interest will be abaed TO February LIST
receipts viii be upon payment OF The purchase price
ApplicstOns to made 20 either OF me ubneThyhed
rom whom copies mortgage. opinion OF counsel
and ABSORPTION Of property may be obtained -,
Application made 70 list these bohos on 'ne
Baltimore and Washington STOCK Exchanges.
THE BALTIMORE TRusT AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY.
EQUITABLE BUILDING.
MERCANTILE TRUST ANp DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
~ BALTIMORE
COR CALVERT AND GERMAN STREETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

2 TUll OH W. M TNT IT u.
INTEREST At THE RATE or FOUR PER CENT
nm NSNfM eu tc credited leg isitnrs OR The SIX
y, Mn. ana t-ee months ending December ~ lN'' on
40 sum. from tlars O., three thousand dollars 81,
tifl.t .h.r~t. uul.r bylaws payable January u
i-ai Deposits isf1r, January 10. l>'' VI"
'"" r0lfV HARsIN RHoApEs. President
JAMES Qf-TSf.NN Treasurer.
A~f-Is II ITgGf-TT. SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
MY FINANCIAL MARkEIs.

ir. m-Consols. i03 lj-i6 for none
Iondan' Jan count: Ncw-Yori, Pcnnsy lvaaia and
and cl 10, r,'r,rasc bonds. 1874. Canadian Pacific ~
oN' mrs. ,n Go cgsos Illinois a r$n' NSv &
fsx,can Orinai H,vauia 81; Reading. G'.; Mexican
Vile So. sdriccs quote per cent iencs at lol
< n -lftl,.r'.s FER the account. ana exchange on
,"rcs e9i cenu..cs l5i, confines for checks.
iHnaon at isTh, weekly statement Of the l'@nk OF
Lporis Jan. c.r..se OF 3.5U0D francs Ia gold ana
~ 0 francs 'I->changr London - marks - pfen
perlin jan md 70 maj 81 pennnes for 9oday bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
financial,

1inanclal.
WEHANEPURCHASED AND NOW OFFER
s.0o.0oD
FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT. THIRTY-YEAi.
GOLD BONDS
or THE
METROPOLITAN RAILROAD co.
o. WASHINGTON. u. c.
DIE ri Fsa a4A4Y 'f Er 'pf HESEH1E GELr
COMPANY, ToR THE 8; S,NK kIN FUND
cRUED INTEREST
HALF-yEARl.Y INTEREST COUPONS.
rAAYAEAE FEBRUARY !sT AND ArGUsT lsT. At THE
EALTIMonE THE TRINCIPAI AND INTER
NNT ST AND FHSnN SE WEIGHT
PRIVILEGE OF REGISTRATION. AS TO THE PRIN-
cIrAL AT THE OFFICE OF
TIE BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY
THESE roNls are the direct obligation OF the METRO
POLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY. and are a part o, n
total Of Ooo has authorized by act
Congress purpose changing motive power
from Lorscs Electricity AND FOR no OTHER FUR
POSE. and are secured by a FIRST MORTGAGE to THE
BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE COMPANY
Trystce. rights privilege. and franchises. to-
rether with valuable Real Estate held by 1t.
THIS REAL ESTATE has been appraised by Messrs
r,, hoth
nent Real Estate operators in Washington d. C.. rs
having an actual cash value of 100000 but it is es
mated as being worth over 100000 \ large portion Of
this Real Estate which be required for the uses
Of the Company after the change motive power
nay b, soa and in that event, the proceeds will he
paid directly TO the TRUSTEE for the beneh, of the
SINKING FUND.
POWER HOUSES In addition 70 the above Real Es-
tate the Company has and paid for. at cost
Of 500 $50 Co. two powcrhouses these included
in the above appraised Real The Main Power
house. including and Repair Shops is one Of
the finest STREET Railway structures in the United States
and occupies Square 81. Its front on Fourand-aIiaf
stree, i- 90 feet and depth street 52 feet Its
walls are heavy and built Of pressed and hardburn
bricks and Hammcstown brcwnstone. The roofs ex
clusvey Of iron Orders and the floors cement render
ing the building strictly nreproof and cost si2iss7 10
The Second Power including Car Barns is located
on street, This building is OF brick and
OF the following dimensions Battery House. s'S22
feet, Engine Room 65xs5 feet Boiler Room 5oxCo feet
ca, Rarns lcoxs5 feet, and cost. with the Power Plant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
saulrss Banks.

THE bank FOR SAVINGS.
80 irii-AVE.. NEW YORK. Jan. LIST 1898.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
fhe usual interest u.G.r the provisions Il the by
lws o. the mlnihs ending che 3st ~ December. as
follows:
\; the rate = FOrR 80 PER CENT per anrum IN all
20 g. AMI upward NOT exceeding S3p. payable on
and nfc- ih. third Monday. heIF fhc list lay Of this
month The interest - carried ~ onoe e. the credit q
dafo-fDrg principal The -{q int. wher" l. stands
riiy DEPOSIT n will i entered on the pasSbooks
any ime VIXEN required and after the -lsi inst.
MERRITT TEiMBLE. President
InHf.nr y HnIlT s.cretIrt