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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
NIIRO-GLYCERINE.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION NATPAREERS
BURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
DAMAGE ESTIMATED
II 81 5000.

A special to the Lrnd*r from
Parkersburg, Vest Virginia,
says: About $50 P. III. Saturday
this city was shaken as if by an
earthquake and a tremendous
report startled the citizens. Amid
a shower OF falling glass the peo-
pie rushed into the streets and for
Il moment every one was dazed.
1t was at first thought the Park
ersburg mill, employing several
hundred men had blown up. A
trip to the river, however, told
the story. \ large skjlf, loaded
with nitro gIyCerine being taken
Up the little kanW3Il river from
Pittsburg, i'll charge of all I'M
known man from Sewickly, Pa. =,
and containing $50 quarts of the
deadly fluid was pulling into the
mouth Of Neal'3 $ Tjil opposite the
mill The cans were hot and in
landing them man let one fall,
and a terrific explosion followed.
The man and boat We're blown
into atoms, several small pieces
of the mans body being picked
up hundreds OF yards from the
scene Of the explosion. There
were tlfty-fve quart cans Oh the
boat. The boat was 20 by 10
and had OH its bow "Nitro-ply-
ceril.e explosives" and carried a
red flag.
The damage done by the
Wrecking Of buildings, breaking
of glass and the Wrecking Of
boats aud bar9es is estimated at
$4,000. The business streets Of
the city were strewn with glass
and wreckage. Numerous per-
sons were cut and injured by fall
ing glass and ti1nbers. The
greatest damage was done in
South Parkersburg. H GUS 5
caved i'll and the plastering f ell
off the walls and ceilings. Horses
were frightened and ran away.
and Bedlam generally broke
loose IN this city. The towboat
Heatherington was badly wreck
ed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
PLEASURE SEEKERS DROWN
ED.
FOUR MEN FOUND WATFtEI GRAVES
NEAR BALTIMORE MONDAY.

The annual supreme list of ia
ta1ities Oh the waters of the Pat
apsco river and other streams ad-
jacent to the city was opened
Monday and before the sun went
down four lives were sacrificed
i'll the pursuit of pleasure.
With his wife and child
and several friends looking
at him, John Schultz sank to his
death i'll Curtis creek. He at
tempted to swim from the club
house of the Cabin Branch Fish~
ing Club to where his friends
were resting in boats 100 yards
away. His body has not been
recovered.
Walter Brown, aged y, was
drowned at Ferry Bar. lie had
a Cramp.
VIM. Powers, aged ., was
drowned at Spring Garvin. III
diving lie struck a boat and
sunk.
Christian Jansen, aged IS, was
drowned while bathing at Gath
nev Oak Park.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
A True Bill.

The following from Ii c
Greensboro Records correct, ac>
cording to our experience:
"Whenever you hear q man find
ing fault with paper, open it,
and ten to one he has no adver-
tisement III it: five to one he
never gets it a job of printing to
do; three to one he does not take
the paper; two to one he is de-
linquent if a subscriber; even
odds that he never does anything
that will assist the publisher to
run the paper, and four to one
he has never succeeded at any
thing.'
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
A BIG TENT.
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THr,
YOUNG PEOPLES ASSOCIATION.

GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE
YOUNG PEOPLES ASSOCIATION.
The convention of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union to be held
III Baltimore from July IS to 2Ist,
IS at present subject of greatest
Interest to all. members of that
denomination in Baltimore. 1t
is expected that ten or fifteen
thousand people will attend the
convention, ard in order to &C
commodate this multitude of
persons, it has been decided to
erect large tent near a well
known and beautiful section of
Baltimore.
-Four entrances will give access
for the ten thousand people
which the canvass will cover.
At each side of the main ell
trance will be the booths for the
officers, the local committee,
post office, telegraph and tele-
phone office, information bureau
and railroad ticket office. The
platform and stage will be at
this end of the tents and will
be nine feet high. Under it will
be arranged rooms for various
purposes, such as for checking
wraps and bundles, lavatorles
and toilet rooms. An education
al exhibit will be given space i'll
some of these rooms.
The speakers platform will
extend several feet from the cen
tire Of the stage, to bring the
takers as near as possible to the
audiences. Members of the au~
diences will find seats in five
main blocks of chairs extending
from the stage, and having four
aisles between them in addition
to two outside aisles. A broad
transverse aisle will cross the
tent from a side entrance. Back
Of this will be five other blocks
of seats arranged similar to those
in front.
The tent will be high, in or
der to give the roof a good slant.
The canvas covering for it is be-
ing made in Cincinnati.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
Rev. c. T. Bailey Dead.

Rev. Christopher T. .Bailey,the
most prominent Baptist in North
Carolina, died at his home in
Raleigh OH "Wednesday morning
after lingering illness Of four
months. Two years ago he was
stricken, with paralysis while
pronouncing the benediction af~
ter the finest sermon Of his life.
He has been for several years
editor and proprietor of the Bis
AcaI Recorder, the Baptist organ
III this State. He is 62 years old
a native Of Virginia, and his
first charge was the Baptist
Church of Edcnton.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
A Fatal ARRAY in South Carolina.

At Clinton, S. c., Saturday
morning State Constable Duncan
and the former chief of the cons
stabulary force in the upper por-
ton Of the State, J. B. Workman,
had a fatal shooting affray.
Workman was a desperate man.
He charged Duncan with being
the cause of his removal from
the force. The lie passed and it
is said Workman fired the first
shot. Workman was killed, but
not until Duncan was brought
down by two bullets i'll his hips.
He is thought to be fatally in~
iuced. There has been bad blood
between Workman and Duncan
for some time.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
\ YOUNG MAN SUICIDES.
HE CUTS HIS THROAT IN \ RICH
MOND HOTEL.

Houston Trevllian, 25 years
old, former student Of William
and Mary College and son of
Captain Trevilian, steward at the
Williamsburg Asylum tor the In
sane, suicided at Ford S Hotel III
Richmond, Va, some time be-
tween II and I o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
He arrived at the hotel Satur-
day and registered as "H. Ire
william, Williamsburg, Va. Sat-
urdav night he was observed to
be partially under the influence
of liquor. He spent the night
in room 132, to which he had
been assigned. y cha1nbcrmald
passing his door heard sounds
which aroused her suspicious.
The room was entered and the
young man was found lying up
OIL the floor beside his bed, dress
ed only i'll his undercloth1ng.
His throat was cut almost from
ear to ear and III his right hand
was c1utched the small pocket
knife with winch the awful deed
hId been done.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.
DOOI.EY DIES IN 4 SAIL
OR BOARDING HOUSE IN
BALTIMORE.

The HorAd of the 5rd, inst.
prints a sensational story of the
arrival i'll Baltimore, of a steam-
ship with yellow fever on board
and an apparent lack ofvigilence
OH the part Of the Government
and State quarantine officials.
The British steamship Earn
we'll, Capt. Rogers, from Colon
via Santiago, arrived at CITY
quarantine Saturday. The story,
according 10 one Of the seamen is
as follows;
John Dooley, seaman. was
taken sick while the vessel was
at Santiago. He became worse
and was i'll his bunk during the
whole of the voyage. While the
vessel was coming up the bay
''N'S'i''''N wv plltl lllCll were at
tackled and took to their beds
Late i'll the afternoon Capt.
Rogers ordered the men to dress
and go on deck. The quarantine
officers boarded the vessel Sat
urday evening and gave a clean
bill of health.
The steamer proceeded to her
berth and was doCkcd Sunday.
Dooley went ashore and went to
a sailors boarding house, where
he died Monday morning with
every symptom of yellow fever,
including the dreaded black
VomIt. The other two invalids
to the British Consul for
admission to hospital. They
were refused ali order from the
official and were ordered out of
the office.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
Takes Laudnum and Then Shoots
Himself.

4 man whose name is thought
to be Moore, committed suicide
at East Lake, Atlanta Ga, Satur-
day night last. He hired a boat,
rowed out some distance from
the shore, stood up, shot himself
and fell over into the water.
Some say he took a drink of
wl,iskey and laudanum just be-
fore firing. His body has not
been recovered.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
COUNTY NEWS.
1>-q,,.Rt.sTI,1t; ITEMS REPORTED By OUR
COUNTRY ITl>MIzERS.

GLIDEV.
Mr.. James Russell and Miss
Tinnie Rountrec were married on
Monday at the residence OF NJ.
/. Brinkley, sReV. Buffoot, oth-
ciating
w. D. Welch returned home
from ;the University, Saturday,
pretty we'll broken down.
Crops are improving very rap
idlv since the warm weather has
set in. Many are very late.
Warwick Baptist Sunday
School contemplates holding a
Fourth of July Celebration with
appropriate ceremonies.
Irish potato crop is said to be
very poor i'll this section.
Mr.. David :Hollow we'll lost one
of his mules last Friday.
The apple crop is short from
what was expected. Peach crop
good.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
A Revenue Vessel Stolen.


On Wednesday night revenue
vessel fully provisioned was
stolen from its noorings at Key
West and has since been missing.
The vessel was presumably
taken by Cuban sy,npathizers. A
soldier deserted from the United
States barracks at the same point
and is supposed to have joined
the sloop. The United States
and State authorities are search
ing for the fugitive vessel III the
waters Of the Gulf and Bay.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
Lost at Sea.

The Pacific steamship Colima
was wrecked between Mazatlan
and Acapulco on May 27th, and
the present indications are that
over one hundred and fifty per
sons perished. Only nineteen
are known to have been saved.
The Coli1ma was an iron vessel of
2,oo6 tons burthen. She was
built by Roach, of Philadelphia,
and sailed from San Francisco on
the eighteenth ulto., in command
of Captain J. F. Taylor.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
ATTACKED AN EDITOR.

Major D. Humphreys, prom
lnent insurance man and prohi-
bition leader, Of Norfolk. Va,
attacked the Editor of the VU-
giniaH, OH Saturday morning, OH
account of an article which ap-
peared i'll that paper, and got his
face smashed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
Two Dishonest Postmasters

Chief Post Office Inspector
Wheeler has received advices of
the arrest of J. F. N. Huddle-
stone, Jr., assistant post master at
Williamsburg, Miss, for rihing
registered mail matter. Evidence
was found upon his person and
he confessed the crime.
Also of the arrest of w NJ
George, postmaster at Breckin-
ridge, Texas, who was short
about $4,000 in money order
funds and who absconded upon
the arrival of an inspector.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
To Fight at Dallas, Texas.

There is now little doubt that
the much talked of and long de-
laved battle between James J.
Corbett and Robert Fitzinn,cns
will take place in Dallas, Texas,
in the Fall. 1t is said there is
no law to prevent the fight in the
Lone Star State.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
OOKk FOR HEADACHE.

aeba I 2.i remedy for all forms of Head
The yar,l 4.,SStTie Lltters has proved to be
Cure ~! n.y. pest 1t effects a permanent
be,J c,l ana the most dreaded babitua1 SICK
prgt 1ItlS5 al IS yield to its influence. We
bottle o,i VINO are afflicted to procure
Ii casa" ''IG AZ give this remedy fair trial.
tric t4 R;tfo o. habltual constipation Elec-
tone to ,,Gta ", cures by giving the needed
resist - t,Sl 'Ne bowels, and few cases long
Oace 'te use of this medicine. Trv +
Nv. I large bottles only Fifty cents AT
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
Tobacco Factory Burned.

The large tobacco factory Of
Ross Atkinson & Co., at Cope
land, Surry county, n.
c., was totally destroyed by
fire Tuesday afternoon. The
loss is probably twenty-five
thousand dollars; insurance eigh-
teen thousand dollars.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
a Novel Wedding Ceremony.

At Greensboro, n. c., novel
wedding ceremony took place a
few evenings ago at the tent Of
some strolling Seventh-Day-
Adventists After the preacher
had pronounced the couple man
and wife he invited the entire
audience to walk up and kiss the
bride and groom, which they
did, the men kissing the groom
and the women tue bride.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
First Car Load of Peaches.

The first carload ofpeaches to
be shipped from Georgia this
season was loaded at Triton, OH
the Georgia Southern and Flori-
da Railroad, on Tuesday. They
were all perfect in shape, color
and size, and of the Alexander
variety.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
Stencil And Keen You Posted This Season?

know OF no better i'll Philadelphia to ship truck
too than f. 5. GIBSON. have shipped him for
al years and returns are always satisfactory.
J. c. SITTERsON.
have been shipping truck for the last four seasons
and have shipped to several firms, but found none as
prompt in returns +. S. GIBSON.
H. E. WILLIAMS
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07

Most coughs may be cured in few
hours or at any rate in 4 few days, by
the use or Ayers Pectoral. With such
prompt and sure remedy as this is at
hand, there is no need of prolonging
the agony for weeks and months. Keep
this remedy in your house.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07
SHORT AND NEWSY.

VIM. Paine, who sued til
>-.r York UoyId for $4,000 fo
SANDER, has been granted s25
900 BY the court.
IN til. damage suit Rca1ny vs
pr. at Norfolk, Mrs. Rean.
Ia. been awarded 81 900 by th'
jury
Terrible forest fires are again
.,o:no in the vicinity Of Brad
tar.l. PENN, destroying mucl
property,
Hon. Matt Ransom, Minister
to Mexico, absent on sixty days
,icE Iicyc, is i'll the Western par
,fNorth Carolina to recuperate
Tr,cgran5 received at Key
West. Florida, this week, an
nonncing General Marti as being
alive has created much rejoicing
among the Cuban sy1npathizers
in this country.
Consul pcufcld, at Cairo, has
made q report to the State De
.rnueut on the prospective cot
.,a crop Of Egypt for the pres
year, which demonstrates
:s, the Nile country is beCom
..a serious competitor i'll this
staple. The Egyptian crop will
j.. about I,o5o,o0o bales this
year
Irwin Burch, colorcd, was
N1IgcI ut RcidsviIle, Ga, on
Saturday. for the murder Of a
NEGRO named Caldwell. His
neck Was broken by the fall.
l.ar.n.rs i'll the central part OF
thc State urc much alarmed over
,h. discovery Of small sWarms Of
,.vrntctu-vcar locusts. They are
rm.,ar il the lOCust5 which de-
rast.d the western country seVen-
teen years ago and have the char
.ctcrisGc mark. a letter "W" on
leach wing, Scientific men say
.hat this is the year when the To-
.usts should appear i'll clouds
agaiu il the theory advanced III
rcg4r. t. their return is correct.
S) far only small damage is re
The mob at Dunville ILL.,, hang
L. tu01a two nurdc1ers the other
|dav5ccuu5c they feared that Gov,
|N,4.u Would pardon them if
.I... ,,-..,t &, IA, 1HarI Itp,1t 11.-I-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-07

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Anrtion eales. financial.
LOUIS MEsIER. Auctionecr:,
regular AUCTION YALE OF
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SONS,
W~duesday. August z,

a, 1871 O'clock at the NewYork ReaI-Estate sHiesro0H
(T3y order OF execuiors)
100 SS :Ssr:: ned and NJ 4aT. r. s"f Canal Cos
100 share sh%res iscnsse:aei and Saratoga II. R.
100 shares quincy T. r. Bridge sv CO r.
e. ac.ioo shares west Chicago S. Ry. Co.
o sass' Pan aas ToStS@n Pacific r. r. list
$4,000 West Chicago Ry. LIST M'se p C. Gold BIS
M ahs SHORE SHORE Men Il So ei si Mse
5000 !. 4 Harlem r. r. Is; Mse. p. c. Res
5000 n J. Cent 4 Hudson River r. r. ist Mtse. 7
5000 CHEZ Rois Fae- R. R LIST M's' p c
5000 Harlem River & dorchester r. r.. LIST M'ge C
5000 Harlem RICE h's '1 Fs;9 lSs r. is, M,se
5000 Louisville 'i Epansve st, Louis r. r. LIST Cons.
$4,000 Northern Pacific Montana R. r. list Mise G
,v s shares linen nor sausr Panorama c. Admin,
so A'G bd. i Hs xgr a'n sa R. coup n ''' Ms'
5000 = ( H ss; 'a r..pnon. Co. c.pr mr-
$4,000 s.d So'D' a4 F '"9S ny p Gold
1890 Florida Pebble Phosphate Co. p c. Gold Mtge.
&, ,n r,or Iia' p lscI Bee isos coup ~, ,,n.
Hds. 1901 June. 1892. coup
~ shares Canada Southern Ry. Go.
Is shares Gold and stock Tel. Co
share Atlantic & Ohio Tel. Co.
For account Of whom II concern)
- shares Erooklyn City II. r. co.
- shares Eighth Ward Rank Brooklyn.
y shares South BROOKLYN Sawmill co. (hypd).
10 shares I. :. Projectile Co. thyp'd).
10 shares Equitable Gaslight Co.. ~ Y. (hypd).
~ shares l.. !. Safe Deposit Co. ,hyp'd).
81 shares Brooklyn City r. r. Co. ,lypD.
100 shares Ohio Southern r. r. Co. (hypd,.
81 shares Brooklyn Warehouse e. Storage Co (hyp'd)
~ shares D. & M. Chauncey Real Est. Cy.. LEA
(hypD.
$500 Peoples Gas!ight CO.. Brooklyn. p 3D.. 1900
bypd).
$1,000 MI. *. Paul Ry.. ST. Paul Div. ist Mtge.
Convt. Gold p. 9. I'd. 1902 (hyp'D.
1900 Union Gas!ight Co.. brooklyn. Cons. Mtgc.
Bls. 1920 ,hyp'dl
10 shares Adams Express Co. niyp'dl
1.0o shares American Art Publishing CO. fhyp'd).
30 shares American Nat Bank. Omaha, Neb.
~ shares Mechanics & Traders Bank.
20 shares National Park Bank.
$4,000 Cent. Safe Dep. CO. LIST Mtge. C. Bonds lol
$1,000 Crescent Athletic Club. Brooklyn. 81 Mge per
Bonds.
go shares Mechanics National
30 shares Fourth National Bank
$1,000 Union Pacific Ry LIST Mtge per Bond.
1897. indorsed
$1,000 Dero, Bay city r. r. per Bonds 1903.
guaranteed.
$1,000 MIL. Lake Shore & Western Ry izt Mtge 6 per
cent. Gold Bonds 1921 lndorscd
$1,000 Jefferson. Madison & Ind II. r. LIST Mtge per
Bonds 1906
$1,000 Lehigh Hudson River Ry. Mtge. 3 per
cent. Bonds. 1911.
$4,000 Wabash r. r. LIST Mge. : p Gold Bonds. 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
sl1.s92. os4; balances. n.47i.as7 chicago-Ex-

N1,692,0 64; balances. N.H1,397. Chicago-Ex-
changes $14.241. 19S: balances 81. 49i 906.
The price OF commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 66asc. nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars quoted at 53A. The St. Louis. sailing on
Wednesday. will take out 1900 ounces Of silver
and the Aller sailing tomorrow. Will carry 900
ounces OF silver
To-day being holiday on the London Stock Ex-
change no quotations were sent out.
French rentes We're quoted at 102 francs 22h CEN
times; Paris exchange on London % francs 22ik
centimes: Berlin exchange on London 20 marks
ASH pfenninss.
Gold was quoted to-day at Buenos Ayres at
235 so: Madrid 50: Lisbon. 25 st. Petersburg, So;
Athens. II: Rome 400; Vienna, 3.
The United States Cordage Reorganiza ton
Committee has extended the time for deposits un-
III August g. with a penalty Of 81 80 per bond and
% cents per share CT stock. The committee has
received enough OF the stock and bonds to assure
the success of its plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
legal Notices.
NTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER

4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADNER-
"A TIsEMENT ~ THE CITY RECORD commencing
the LIST day August. 1895. and continuing for nine
p DAYS consecutvey thereafter u the confirmation or
the following
TWELFTH WARD: icOth. 1921. 10th 1G5th
Opening and acquiring tile from the present eastey
terminus the aforesaid streets the
line OF EdgecomOe Road ASHBEL /. FITCH.
Comptroller.
City Of New-York. Finance Department.
Comptroicrs Onice. August J. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
Business Opportunities.


RISII WITS KEY Wanted. a responsible firm 10 take
up the sole agency for the sale Of their celebrated
WHISTLES the United OF America. Apply. quot
ing and references Dt'NViLLE & CO.. Lid
Royal irish Dstifer.rs Belfast Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
financial.
UNITED STATES CORDACE co.
REORGANIZATION.
NETWORK August !. 1895.
NEW August ., TSHJ
To the Holders OF
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. GUARANTEED
PREFERRED. AND COMMON STOCK of tho
United STATES CORDAGE COMPANY.


There have been deposited with the MANHATTAN
TRUST COMPANY under the Plan OF Reorganization.
majority Of the outstanding issue Of First Mort
gage Bonds Guaranteed Preferred. and Com
Stocks respectively. that the OF the plan
assured.
Believing II be the interest ~ all parties TO the
Reorganization Of sal Company. the Committee has
tended the within which the holders Of bonds and
stocks may deposit under said plan with MAN.
HAITIAN TRUST COMPANY, NEW-YORI<.
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY, BOSTON.
MASS. to and Including AUGUST 9TH. 1895 upon
payment Of n penalty Of $3.50 per Bond, and OF IS
cents per share II stock.
First Mortgage Bonds must be deposited with
penalty Of $3.50 cnch.
Guaranteed stock must be deposited with First In
stalment Of 50 per share. penalty Of %
per share in addition.
Preferred stock must be deposited with First In
salmen Of $3.50 per share and penalty Of - cents
per share I'm addition.
Common stock be deposited with First In
salmen OF Si.25 per share, and penalty OF %
per share In addition.
FRANK n. STVRGIS,
WILLIAM BARBOUR.
JOHN I. WATERBURY,.
Committee.
JOHN L. CADWATADER Counsel.
T. II. WENTWORTH. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
Savannah & Western r. r. Co.
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MICE. BONDS.

tiNoi VIiOL" DUNOos
Holders the tn, Central Trust Company
Of NewYork. and Martins Bank. London. England.
issued upon deposit Of Savannah Western First Con-
solidated Mortgage Bonds hereby notified
in plan OF purchase Of the properties OF the Central
Railroad and Banking Company II Georgia. subject the
approval II the Certificate Holders provided the
Bondholders' Protective Agreement. recommends
acceptance by all certificate holders Notice Is hereby
given pursuant the provisions Of The Bondholders'
Protective Agreement that meeting OF the Certificate
holders Will be held the Office Messrs. Simon Borg
& Company, 90 Nassau Street New-York City on Mon
day August 2Gh. 1895. II O'Clock for
the purpose OF stfyns the action Of he Committee in
cepng participation ir said plan. circular has been
prepared giving full details o.. the plan which be
procured the Chairman OF the Committee.
In render said plan effective. the Of
the holders per Of ssd Certificates is essential
Certificate holders unable meeting should
execute the blank proxies (Which will be furnished
application forward the same. duly executed the
Chairman
The time for depos,ns without penalty having expired
bonds be deposited with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY. OF NewYork. on payment Of So per bond.
For further information apply TO either Of the under
signed
Dated July o. 1895.
SIMON BORG. Chairman
r. G MARTIN EMANUEL. LEHMAN.
H. t. GARTH. F. NJ. COISTON.
SIDNEY n. TYLER. EDWIN 6. HOOLEY.
sIGMuND NEUSTADT.