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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

louis, Mo, April 22.--Flour-
anu higher, Patents. 3000S.l5.
Fancy, 2.SO7i2.sO; fancy 2 5oq2 so:
r. l2on2.S5. Rye four, 225
opened 5-S advance for May
NY which opened i-2 went up an
X - In quick time, the rea.iz-
y soon iilled up the buyers and
on took place At the close was
4 advance over Saturday. Dry
j. prevails, No. red cash,
n u Is bid; July. 60 is. Corn
mueh disturbed by The boom IN
a 'npush not yisibly, May bid up
. Suiy sold S-S above Saturday.
ing on the advance OF wheat
NJ closed l-4q3-S above Satur-
" cash, 80 5-s bid; May. 30 s-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York. April 22.-There was a
good order demand for brown and
bleached cotton and also for colored
goods, and of each good sales were
completed. Personal requests We're less
active, but this was due to so many
wants having been supplied this past
week and the production sold. Print
ing cloths were firm. but quiet, with
small sales Of spot al 2 SIC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

Philadelphia, April 22,--George Scat
tereood. aged SO years, who had been
identified with the trotting turf for a
number OF years, and who was Known
by nearly every turfman from Maine to
california. committed suicide Ia the
club house at Old Point Breeze race
track by shooting himself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York, April 22.-Cotton-spot
closed steady Mlddling uplands, To-
Ice; middling gulf, slice; sales, 1900
bales. Futures closed firm, sales. 25g,-
500 bales January, T02; February,
7.O6; April, Gsl; May. G SO; Juno, 6TS;
SIS; October csc; November. col; De-
cember, GgG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
COTTON MARKET.
Prices Slightly Lower Decline At
tributed to the Rains In Texas.
Review Of the cotton market by F. G.

Review Of the cotton market by +. G.
McPeak & Co
Fort Worth, Tex, April %, 1895.
Liverpool declined 1-l6 ON spot cotton
with sales Of 1900 bales. Arrivals
opened 2-6i lower and further declined
24S points; reacted points, again
declined and closed irregular i45 points
below the closing of Saturday.
New York contracts opened toe
points lower declined points, sallied
points. declined again and then ad-
vanced at the close and closed firm
2@8 points above opening figures and
around the highest prices of the day.
Sales 259, 500
Spot cotton was quiet and lie lower,
with sales Of 157 bales.
II seems that Liverpool CONSTITUTES
the rains in Texas last night as a bear
ish feature, hut our marlSets do not
appear to fully concur in that opinion.
London silver is quoted today at
30 I'D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
G. p. HuNrINGToN ARRESTED.

New York. April 22.--coilis p. Hunt
lngtou, president of the Southern Pa
ciho. was arrested today charged with
giving pass 10 one Frank Stone. in
violation OF the Interstate commerce
law. tic was taken before Judge Brown
OF the United States district court for
u warrant OF removal TO California.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
The best refrigerator
on the market,
Belongs new Perfection.
Sold on easy payments at
MADDOX. ELLISON & co.
A nALL pLAYER DEAD.

New Haven. Conn, April 22.-James
Upper, one time the best ball
player In the country, was found dead
in bed at his Lodging house. Death
resulted from consumption.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

London, Aprll 22.-Gold Is quoted at
Buonos Ayres today at 2GS: Madrid.
800; Lisbon, 1927; st. Petersburg, &;
Athens, n, Rome, 10i; Vienna, 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

Pittsburg. April 29.-Llve activity
seems to have gone out Of the oil mar
ket. on opend this morning at 90
bid and offered 1.9s down to /. 90 with
out any sales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
RANGE OF PRICES - NEW YORK
COTTON
NpW ORITANe cOTTON

New orleans, April e2.-Future!
steady, $50; April COS; May, G.33GG.S4
June, 6.IOm643: July, G.456Gi9: August
6.5SHG,5i; September. 65jQ6 &c. Novem,
Der, 6.6O@G 60; December, G.64dG. G5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
WHEAT is ON A BIG BOOM
:, WENT UP TO sIxrY-Two CENTS
JUMPING.

80, THERE WAS A DECLINE, BUT
~ CHOSE WAS AT HIGHER PRICES
THAN sATURpAY-coRN' OATS AND
naovIsIoNs WERE ALL FIRM AND
HIGHER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

Paris, April 22.--The long-threatened
strike OF Paris omnibus men COM
menced today A few vehicles are run
ming escorted by police.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

st, Louis Mo-, April 22.-Cotton-
steady; middllng. 5-iG: sales, 25: re-
ceipts. 24SS; shipments, 3i77: stock.
4647 ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

london, April 22.-Bar silver has adj
vanced to so 5-Sd per ounce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

BUY one OF Belongs
New Perfection Iefrlgerators from
Maddox. Ellison s; Co. Sold on
Easy payments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

THE POSTS CABLE.

New York, April 22,-Clearings, s75.-
7l9, sos; balances. Sc, 1885 gl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

1t, 81 1-4c.
iSc.
2s l-2c.
sl2,S2.
, sG.95.
S6.37.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
SHORE r. z.

Trains leave West 4.d station. NewYoIk. as toi-
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 \. VI. Daly Local 10 Buffalo
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit, Chicago.
5;I5 l.. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Montreal Utica syra-
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. 20.
tIot cveland, Chicago and ~. Louis.
7iiJ T.. VI. Daiy. except sunday or Utica Syracuse,
Newark. Rochester and ruffaio
SI5 y. VI. pniy for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roches.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and -. Louis.
For tickets lime tables Of local trains parlor and sleep
ngcar accommodations apply city once: BROOKLYN AMI
hotels. For other Information address
G. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
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nALTiMORE AND Oiio II. II.
Fast Express Trans Ia
baltimore. Washington, ChtcuSO, Ntncl n nat l.,
Iouls All tOints West.

PuLlMAE GAR SERVICE on ALL. TRAINS.
isa.s York foot q iihs, 81 Sa rs MI
fS 80 p naO s :" a,s sna i Far ciNeINSX "a IS9s
MORE. h 69las c SAP, a. 20 'aao
i.:i5 night. Al Trains run daily except $3.50 y: m
For NORFOLK. ~ 80 a N daily, 39 M sx SUNDAY
For NEW OR .EhEs via Roanoke, Bristol and chata-
nooss. ihroueh Pullman sleeping caf: 500 m daily
Ticket oil. iia ~. 2ci. Ala $40 Edway ~ East
<,h ST., 1T I;owely y. y IA a' Fulton st. Brook
lyr Si.ion foot - Liberty ST. q X r. Of ~
S.xYark rrans.sr Co win call sad cheek basgags
from hotel residence TO destination.
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Eecinres nM0 Aleellnss.

NNIVERSARY.-Th Forty-second Anniver-
N sary Of the Young Mems Christian association Of
CIV nf together with the seventh Ami
of il I'D Branch Will be held IN Association Hall
I'D street Fourth Avenue. this vvenings at slj
O'Clock.
Speakers President Al. Wooissy stgyker. u. d.. Ill. D.
and Honorable Ehu Root, H. u, The public
ST LANES I.:CTURE HALL.
~ broadway ami 2rthsi.
iLLusTRArED LECTURES.
Mon II A. A., SHAKESPEARE"
Mon $50 . NJ WASHINGTON"
Tues. II \ ~ and 1880 = n: and Wed, I'll A. NJ and
$40 +. NJ. Japan AND JAPANESE"
Thur II 4. NJ. and $50 y, NJ, and Fri. II A. NJ and
$50 T.. NJ. ACROSS AFRICA ON FOOT
Sat-. II A. NJ and $50 p. NJ Miss jerry. picture play
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tlnarclal.
Philadelphia g. Reading
Railroad Company
JUNIOR SECURITIES
PROTECTIVE COtATNITTEE.

A committee named II. 4 plan Of readusinen,. dated
October l. 1891 having received deposit under their
plan. Of than majority OF the general
bonds while declaring the said plan Ineffective anG in
operative. hay. nevertheless notified "the trustee of
the general mortgage to bring suit for the
foreclosure thereof and TO press such suit
ns expeditiOusiy as possible"
While this radical is proposed. certainty Of
protection e. security holders Junior the general
mortgage provided for except that is suggested That
for such Junior security holders who shall deposit their
plan October l. 1891 there will
offered participation in The reorganlzcd property
"upOn y favorable q basis as the financial
needs of the property will permit"
This exceedingly provision seems to the under
signed who are actual owners In their own
right of junior securities to the par value OF
millions of dollars in the aggregate, So I'M
satisfactory and dangerous that they have ORGANIZED
themselves as a COMMITTEES formulate plan 10 pro-
the Junior securities from elimination or unfair treat
ment. threat 4 foreclosure be carried out "h'n
plan will II provide for reorganization on
basis equitable to all classes Of securty-hoiders
Attention Is especially called TO the serious menace
that unnecessary foreclosure now threatened To be
prosecuted gives under the Constitution OF Penn
s,lvana the reorganized Company may be prevented from
owning the valuable coal properties
immediate deposit OF securities including 'he s'o'N
is essential and deposit is urged 20 be- made with
the dcposares against their temporary receipts 'he time
for receiving the same being limited to February Is s'
The undersigned have already -" dep"s'e"
their securities.
APPLICATION TO THE NETWORK sTOCk
EXCHANGE, AND THE LONDON AND PHiLA-
DEI.PUIA STOCK EXCHANGES. FOR THE
LISTING OF RECEIPTS WILL BE MADE IN
RESPECT 70 EACH CLASS As soon A.
MAJORITY SHALL HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED
plan will formulated by the Committee Tor pro-
lection necessary for reorganization as soon AS
practicable and not later than August l. 1895
should a., plan formulated. should tho plan
when promulca.e ed deemed unsatisfactory by any ot
.be depostnc security holders the securities deposited
may lie Withdrawn within twenty days thereafter.
II IA propo-, by this committee 10 add TO It's number
from time to time which increase public notice will
be given.
DEPOSITARIEs.
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co. New-York.
- william Street y. Y.
FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST AND SAFE DE
POST Co.
1925 10 ST. Phla
CREDIT LNoNNAis,
40 Lombard STREE. London. T. c.
Dated January II. 1888
ROBERT Vi. GALLAWAY, Chairman.
ISAAC y. SELIGMAN.
DAVID q. LEGGET,
SIMON WORMSER.
ENAMEL LEHMAN.
IIOADIY LAUTERBACH d JOHNSON. Counsel
WIN. II. PAGE JR.. Secretary
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lERlGh VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF Cortisndt ana Dcsbrosses st,.
80" 4. ". daily for MAUGH CHUNK and inter-
mediate stations
sI5 4, W. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BuF.
fAIn. NIAGARA FALLS. stSPENsON BRIDGE, AMI
the WsE principal and local points. dinngcaT 70
suspcns9i bridge Pullman Neshue sleeper 10 Chicago.
ttit" A VI. i1iiy for MAUCH CHUNK and inter
reda,. points Connections for Reading and Harrisburg
100 y. ". daily eHe-p, sunday. t9r ELMIRA and Al!
intermediate stations connection, Tor Posvis and Read
iuy, cheir-caI g. Wtk,shsT-
yiiO y. VI. daily sunday, FOR I. snf II.
iINtTlNN aId prlicinsl intermediate stations Pullman
h0ei paHorcsr - WkesbaFre connections for Potts
tao -. VI daily. except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and Intermediate stations
.I5 = " daily. for Ras,nn apd n,erm.tinis station.
600 y. ". daily. fo' pfFFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS.
eni au Wet. Pullman Sleeper yestihulei train
y Y ~ chicago Sleeper RuNao and Toronto. conncc-
tign- ~ Reading aud Harrisburg.
$50 y. w. iay. except sunday. for Eason and Inter
mediate rfafifra
ofoo y. II. Tally for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH-
ESTER ~ FTAIo NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West Pullman sleeper, o. Chicago and nuralo. Chair
- Vke-b.
T'c,es ani Pullman recommendation. NJ :l; ?sl. nt.
and 7s1 Broacvty it3 ro~~ry ~ East IAN ~. isA
tas' i2iih 81 y Y; snD Fulton 81. Court ST.. %
Broadway AM Hsn0kiYn Annex. Nro0klyn. y. Y
Th- = Y Transfer 20 vi call for nnd check baggage
from hotel residence through 10 des'inn'ion
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financial elections
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOI NTAfN AND sol TilEHN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Ncw-Ncrk. January - 1875
NOTICE i hereby gwen that the annual meet
~ Ing ~ the stockholders u te -. Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern RAILWAY Company viii br held
I'm the Company Office. the city Of ST. Louis Missouri
Tuesday the I2ih DAY u March 1893, o'clock
A. NJ, for the election u thirteen Directors for Nh"
ensuing and for the Transaction Of other bus,
That bcfor" said meeting
The annual meeting II the Directors VIII held at
the same Office on Wednesday the 18Th DAY ~ Marcn.
1880 i2.U O'Clock noon
The stock transfer books Will he closed Friday,
Feb. list, 1886. al 800 O'Clock T. NJ, and rcopenei
VI Thursday. March IAN. 1888. ten O'Clock A. NJ
GEO. j. GOT LID. President.
4. II. CALEB, Secretary.
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firailrlal.
CALL FOR BONDS
MARION, LII. January 10, 1879.

MARION, LII. January 10, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM
son COUNTY, ILLINOIS, EIGHT PER
CENT BONDS, dated January |, \. ID.
1872. Nos. I to 100 inclusive, will be
paid on or after February lSt, 1879,
upon presentation at the American
Exchange National Bank, or the ollicc
OF Earson, Leach * Co., New York
CITY, interest to cease on above date.
j. \. FELT>,
County Clerk,
Williamson County, III.
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Philadelphia &Reading
REORGANIZATION.

r,e UNDERSIGNED committee now hold x33. 5000
OF general mortgage bonds under the bondhoder agree
ment May T. 1884
The Committee will continue receive bonds under mat
agreement until January 81 1881 after which 'a'' Il"
bonds VIII received except terms To be announced
thereafter All general mortgage bonds Deposited must
have the coupon dated July /. 1893. attached.
The Committee Will continue to receive deposits "t
uno- securities under the Of their al
verscment 81 January = 1893. until further notice
The Central Trust Company of New-NorL.
- WALL STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
The Finance Company Of Pennsylvania,
l3l CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
FREDERIC 4. OLCOTT. Chairman
ADRIAN ISEl.IN. Ji;. KENNEDY Ton.
HENRY HuDGE THOMAb DENNY
GEORGE H. EARLE. IR.. SIDNEY +. TYLER.
SAMUEL r. SIMPLIFY. RICHARD A. coon.
J. y. WALLACE Secretary
- Wall Street New York C.iy.
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Err IL N ES

anioash trains ,or Chicago ana tho leave New
Noth lot " -nbcgsAL dauy. follows and ne
itinlt-s earlier + Ncst I'D st
95 M-va'i E4gs.' e. ws''s s5a sag ss:
mancA iifof ~ Buffalo.
300 . Ia'''l so INV; vain e for cs ID
- q fhI ig T.. IA. Sl-,ycrs CHI
ego. Cicsclani and Cincinnati Dining Car.
E..(n q. M-Igatan Ncsutuird ENrress lunalo
WOW \ Il. making direct connections foT Detroit.
thiflEl aud the West l,uralD passengers Nan
remain sleeper until A. VI
S45 S Ns S sso Sleeper. asd to N ass Fi
Gag, and Cincinnati. Dining car
I orAi. TINE TABLE. lCKEri AND PULLMAN
II Accommodation III edl toi and 957 Hroaiway 1880
Eaft lgsh.s. Chambers and Wcs' @2d-s,. New
York. a3i Fuons;. BrooNyn. zoo Hudson U,hoken,
snd Jersey CITY station Erie Trausfcr Company calls ',r
and checks baggage from hotels and residences dest
nation.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

NV J OK, IInuHry y. Mo
NOTICE j. hereby given Thar The annual meet
~ ing Of the sieckholders u The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company VIII BE- held th. Company's office
IN The City ~ -. LOUIS Missouri Tuesday. the
i2th DAY Il March. 1875. 300 O'Clock A. NJ. for the
c.econ u thirteen Directors Tor the ensuing ana
Tor IA, Transaction Of other business that may
come before said meeting.
The annual meeting of the Directors viii bc held at
the office on Wednesday IN, i3th day Of March.
AT i.:yJ ool0sk
The stock transfer books viii he obosed On Friday
Feb. is; 1870. 500 o'cook g. n. and reDpenei on
Thursday March IAN. 1895, at 1000 O'clock \. VI.
GEO. }. GOULD. President.
Ill. GAIEE.
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DEL LACksNANNi AND WESTERN H. II.
stations In tcn-lOrk foot of barclay and
thristOpher strcrts.
Etus i.I.iSCII I,,.,.r

CARS. PItiStu itnHG
Direct route 10 NEWARK. BIoOMFII.Iu MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit. Eernardsvill~. Baskina
RIDE Madison Morrs,ewn; paasair, pater son, Boon.
PATCONG. iIacLetts,own sCiIOOLEYs MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PEiIItISuURp EAsToN WATER
Gar. STROrpsHtRG Pocono Mountains SCRAN-
TON PITTSTON WifkFSBARRE. NANrlCOKE
DASViLLE. ORrIIuMHEHLANn. Mon,rose. HING
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Watervllie. UTICA
RICIFIEI.D SPRINGS Cortland SYRACUSE OF.
wEGO. ITHACA, cWEGo, EIMiRA. CORNING
BATH DANSNIfI.E. Bt'FFN.O and all points WEST,
NORTHWEST AID SOUTHWEST
1:20 A. M.-BISGfIAMroN MAIL Stops NJ principal
900 A. M-RrFFALo SCRANTON. RINGHAMroN
UTICA. RfcIiFiEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parior Cars
meet h, Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving 9;2o
100 p M~sCRANTON. nINGiIAMToN and ELMIRA
400 p NJ SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE and PLYM.
7.30 p NJ d,aliy-Runaio vesilhuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON DINGHAMTON FLMTRA. RUF
FALO. Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car Connects At
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving at 0;35 D.
next day -
o;30 p ipaiy,-RUFrAI.O. SCRANTON. plNGHAM-
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and oswEGO EXPREss
Pullman Euffct Sieepsrs.
TIcKETs AND Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS at "a
Murray and 400 broadway Tickets ~ ferry stations
rs5 and ota nroadwny ~ West i25th-s 225 Columbus
ave- N-w.york 3as AMI 7a6 Fuitonst and ~ broadway,
prookiyn. Time tables gvins full Information at all
wEsTcoTT ExrREss COMPANY viii call for and
check baRgarr hotel or residence to destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTiMorE AID WASHING.
For r g irhla week aays. 40 500 900 1900.
- - - p, csp \. " 20 q 90 Gure, Pan.r
80. 80" Inu.1s carl GOO. 70 ~ +. NJ. - -
rilhf SIrflr go. . ~ II 70 dplnirg can 4 81 20
~ uli,'ag 'an Gro = NJ. 1913 night,
itr li''imo." and Wn~hin1f0n. isys. 900 -
dnrrg Cam 4 V. 20 ; 70 . 81 Dining ca, 600
-. ". ~ o. nFhf. SUNDAYS 900 ~ 30 tpnlns can
4 " 20 90 fDriug can 600 T. " iefi nish'
rfs and nA-Nrcar seats can be procured ~ ~
.El ~ ~. 10 12l Broadway T3i Gh-ave ~ East
l'h-r' ~ Ils i2th-e eGi W., leiths'.. 2Ti Co
lirlife-avc = York Court SEQ FHnn-s r;rrrf--
Nr 90 - atws' William .su-r Tas New-YorS 'rrlrs'~-
'0mp1nv VII cai - ord check baggage from hotel o.
reriience % Destination.
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pianos.

SELLING FAST. .
1 few more slightly used Emerson tpriShts
ut low prices. $500,
Other ur.miucgt makes from 800 upwards.
Rcntrd. Exchanged amt sold On easy terms
= cutr IItfIc upright piano for N1o.
See our Srif-Pia, wing EmcrsOns
EMERSON WAREROOMS,
o2 FIFTH W.. sE.AH iIfa ST
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Six per cent interest the outstanding hn" Zeal
be paid the holders iheI',h
representative son Tuesday. the 'h Oh f'D
TIfy per cent OF the outstanding certificates "f mo
issue OF win ana paid t. ne hgiaeIs
thereof OF their legal representatives. on ara ait
day the MN February next from when dhtr in'eIsh
on the amount 80 redeenable. VIII cease The certncns
90 be produced the % payment. ana eahce'o ~
the extent paid. 100000, -. IA. M,
dividend u Forty per " declared on inc n't
earned pemuns tho Company for the year endlhs ORR
Deccmber 1894 which certificates VIII lie issued vi
and after TUESDAY the seventh OF May next
~ order OF The Board, .,,,... o.ro,.r,
TRUSTEES:
u ZONES CHARLES II. MARSHALL.
". H. r. MOORE 'liAkl-E5 u i,y,, IIn' ,lt
4. A. RAVEN. EDWARD VIZ D,''''"''
JOSEPH IA. CHAPMAN. .'EOlsni. "a ,. an
JAMES q. Die FOREST. WALDRoN p, nRoWN
WILLIAM DEGNOOT. ANSON W. HARD
WILLIAM Ii WEBB. ISAAC BELL
HORACE GRAY JOSEPH AGOSTlNI
CHARLES l.. EURDETT VERNON u. aROMn .,,,.
HENRY Il. HAWLEY.. CHRISTIAN Je THoMShN'
WILLIAM T.. DODGE. e iEANDlH y. loN FsI-i'
GEORGE BLISS ENEfE'r FKAIAito..
JOHN l.. RIKER WILLIAM H. BOULToN.
4. A. HAND. GEORGE ". GLINTAHp.
JOHN u. HEWLETT PAUL l. THknAlp
GUSTAV AMsINCK JOHN u. WOODWARD
DENTON SMITH GEORGE COPPELi.
j. d. JONES. President.
w. II. II. MOOEE Vce-Prest
A.. a. RAVEN. "a Vice-Ples'i
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new. JERSEY.

Nnthracltc coal used exclusively
For tracks Automatic BILOXI signals.
OK AND AFTER DEC 81. i,ot
-, Trains Leave station foot II Libertysi.
dw -tasion. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk, &c.
80 'il'. $40 li u Easton) A. NJ :lO 100 u M
20 E, =. 80 -. 7ao to AlleatoSn sundays
1.ro Msak.ssar pIt',,ol and scrsn,on $40 A. NJ
For Reading 1T 80 500 9iO 1000 II 10 A NJ Ito
d, S" 10 20 ~. 80 ~ 1.eh, sun
fer Harrsbug at 80 500 $50 \. NJ. lilo 80 400,
J. ", le.l3 night
r Spniur Lewishurg. and Willlamspo-t at 4:3o 900.
plp \ ". 40. 70 40 r. NJ Sundays. 600 +. NJ
49, H.l hn1E i.ng Hnnch and no'ns son'h 20 Pon,
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OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
NETWORK. January 20. 1895.
vINIIE TRUSTEES. in conformity with the
i Charter the Company, submit the i"liowns state
inent Of its afsiis the 3lst OF December, 1914
Premiums Marine Risks from LIST January -. 80 mo- On
December. 1894 ~ '"',"-p "
Premiums s on Policies noi In.o o.. -. ilooss II
mt, ,,.-. ,,~o,,,,ms ,........ 81 SCI. 4;G 80
Premiums marked off from st January is'f an no, IA
10 3ist Decembe'. 1884. @-''"~
Losses paid during the same . -. oooeo
period 'e'''''
Returns o. Premiums
and Expenses..... S624,lo4"'
The Company has the follow ing Assets. w;
United t1ty Of New YORK St"ck' ,.- AZ, M
city and other stocks 20 o
Loans secured by stocks ana OtncT"ih". '''""'"
Real Estate and Claims due the company 900 a.. IN
estimated '''''''' oaa "A
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable No % "sS a.
,,, ...... siI $40 73i IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Grand Genital Depot.
NEW YORK, December 20 1904
'INlE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have de-
j cared a SEM. ANNUAL DIVIDEND ~ ONE ana
"NE-QuATEK PER cE%T on ,he Capital stock
payable Ms office the lot day Of February
The Transfer E,oks viii be closed - l.. O'Clock ".
Saturday. TIE 2h day ~ December and be- fe,pencI
on the morn Ig y: MONDAY. the iih day ~ February
next.
ALLYN cox. Treasurer.
THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NETWORK.
81 and 80 Liberty stree, art az Maiden Lane
New -NDia. January . is9i.
rNliE BOARD or DIRECTORS II This Com
pany has tbs day declared dividend 4 q. pay
able at the tonlany's Office February /. 1895
The transfer books Will BE- closed Tuesday. 18th
inst. ana ieOpenel saturday. the "a 81 February.
JOHN BUER Treasurer.