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Evening star., 1895-06-03
MALE OR FEMALE,

WANTED YOU HONEST. SOBER, INDUS
trious?-1f 30 engage with for 1895; S3UJ u
month; $500 year. You ean make 1t easy;
six hours day. Our agents do not complain OF
hard times. Why? They making money SELL
Ing our Perfection Dish Washer, the only prac-
teal family washer manufactured; washes, dries
and poishes dishes perfectly in minutes; no
experience necessary; q child Of eight operates
it easily; cheap and durable; weight thirteen
pounds; made Of antitrust sheet steel; capacity
LOO pieces; $4,000 for its equal; every fImiIy
wants one. You don't have to canvass; as soon
as people know you have 1t for sale they send for
dish washer. Each agents territory protected;
no competition We furnish sample (weighs SIX
pounds) IN nice case to lady agents take orders
with; one agent made sill 53 first ten DAYS Ad-
dress, for tull particulars, PERFECTION MFG.
CO., EnglewOod, Ill. myl -c3m
WANTtD = STENOGRAPHERS AND CALL
graph" Densnore' 'Ycst'' operators Em-
ployers provided with competent stenographers
and typewriter operators free OF charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO., 142l st.
NV. mh1l-tf
Evening star., 1895-06-03

Desirable rooms. "Atlan-
tic Colst Line build
ing" all front and
1ireproof, from SO to
S5 each.
Res.
1927 18th nwQ0Ox2O. .S5C
1901 n Capitol. :. 800
623 La ave. Sd d. ESQ
JOB q NV. 10. Il
LES.
9l1 i. rear. SIS. &C
l24S Sth NV, rear. ..6. &c
y 1nth ..l II - - -.
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WANTED-HELP.
LIE.

WANTED-A COLORED BOY To RUN ERRANDS;
salary, 81; must we'll recommended;
others need apply. J. BAUMGARrEN SONS.
121O Pa. ave. NV. 1t
Evening star., 1895-06-03

WANTED-SALESMEN To SELL BAKING POW
DER. We put our goods In glass rolling pins. $50
month anu expenses or commission CHICAGO
BAKING POWDER CO. 76I Van Burcn st. Chi
cago. myo-aYs
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR SALE-A VERY FINE STANDARD BRED CA
madam maze; IL hands; very high actor; sold
, cheap; want of use. Can be seen SELIMAN'S
STABLES, rear st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV
p.y3l-l4t
Evening star., 1895-06-03
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY W. C. Dl
1884 Q NV, lar, red. $50. 10
901 o NV, 12r. .45.5 so
112o 10th NV, 20r,
red for summer to. 10. 90
13i3 Corcoran, 12r. sta so
0l Mass ay NV, Or. 80. so
333 5th Sc, Or. ....25. so
500 \ NV, CIR. 90
ia l. sc, 12r. so
420 n ] nv, 7r.....1S.00I
22 Fla av NV, 7r. 1850
993 Fla av NV, Or. 1856
Store 519 11th NV. 1890
Store 1113 18th NV. %. so
te1-ot
Evening star., 1895-06-03
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-CARE OF FURNISHED HOUSE, NORTH
west for summer. Address %. VI. j., Star ofiice.'
WANTED-TWO HOUSES NORTHEAST, FROM
S2oIU TO 5000; one house northwest, from So COO
to 81 800.
jcl-3t' ]. b. WEBB, sos E st. nw
WANTED PER CENT FOR COLLECT
Ing rents; send me list of your vacant houses.
jel-3t' JOHN Ii. WALTER, 1921 h ST. NV
WANTED BUY A SMALL HOUSE on THE
1nstalnent plan, or to rent. with the privilege of
ttylng later; northwest preferred. Address
AoMEStthEi, Star Office. jcl-3t'
WANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE AT COLONIAL,
beach for the season. or 4 unfurnshad rooms for
light housekeeping; must be reasonable. Address
COLONIAL BEACH, Star Office i.l 81.
WANTED = COUPLE OF BRICK HOUSES
northeast for immediate buyers; to be not further
east than sth St, and to cost not more than
5000. i have also several purchasers for desir-
able northwest houses, to range in price from
$1,000 10 $1,000. Owners of such willing to sell
cheap will tind 1t TO their advantage send de-
sctption AID price immediately
ao-3m l.. SfARGARDrER. 613 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-03

wANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
cooks, chanlhermaids, drivers walters dish%as!i-
erS- porters, stiblemen. help for all work; places
fur. TIL suited. SHACKELFORD'S, 427 11th n. w.
- - ''
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR RENT - ATTENTION - THOSE HAVING
rooms 10 rent will do well tc call and register
our office We furnish people looking for
rooIns valuable information III this line. saving
them time. trouble and fare: carriages In
waiting take You to see roomaL
ROOM RENTING AGENCY,
h21 -3m 202 L. Cap. st.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-FINE PAIR OF SORREL MARES;
well matched: six and seven years old; sold for
no fault; extendrd absence from the city only
Can lie seen any morning this week from
10 to half-past, at Stables, between 9th and
10th and l. and M SITS. NV.
IT. s. W. WOODWARD
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOk RENT 2030 18th sr.Sb. ;. Is. 90
1901 18th NV. 14r $lOOoa Il43 9th nw IL r&i, ls IN,
1911 NJ 13r, fur. loo. 90 202 Del av me- 1Or 35 90
Sla u st nv. iUr. .,J lib ) uw yraD . .ao ~
l1i1 9Th nw 10r.. 80. 80 1914 G sw, 6r. .16 90
123i Union ST, 6r. ll.:;U 1918 91a NV, Or. 10 80
18th extended Or frame, with grounds. :. so 10
1907 18th 14r. furnished unfurnished 100 90
je3-5t' TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, 1907 + ST.
For RENT A 1o-RCoM HOUSE. 1913 \. J. AVE.
$50; also, 14ll l1th ST., So Apply at Ilca
l. ST. ic,-Sts
FOR RENT-S16 4TH ST. N.E-2-STORY o.
room frame; newly papered and painted: hall !;
nice front and back yards; rent, Sl4.5O. je33t'
Evening star., 1895-06-03

WANTED-wE NEED SEVERAL GOOD AGENTS
TO sell building and loan stock; good workers
make from SO to $50 per week all year rounl
Call at the Office of the NATIONAL SAVINGS
LOAN AND TRUST CO., 6l7 f ST. NV m17-atf
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR RENT-1215 H ST NV; FRAME; ROOMS;
paper md painting; very moderate rent.
je3-6t PTTNEY & BRADFORD, 1895 + ST. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-03

W.ANrED-Ac1IVE OR SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH
$4,000 to $4,000. in i manufacturing business
OF sfpie article; established four years; 20 TO
20 per cent can be realized; best OF references
given. and books viii be open for inspection.
Capitalists only address MANUFACTURER, Star
office. iel-
Evening star., 1895-06-03

II. NV.
233 18th sw, Sr, mi. - so
Flint st. Brightw'd,
Or, mi. .25
333-335 Spruce, LID
Pk, Sr, mi. .......23.5 so
o26 Sth ne, ar, mi. ~. 30
22y-2231 Pa av Sc, 4r Il ~
1856 Elm, LID PIX,
6r, mi. is. so
l35-159 Cal ne, Or, mi. Is. 30
516 Tenn av he, 6r,
MI 1850
zoos y j av NV, Or. 14.3U
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR SALE-A CANoPY-TOP PHAEToN BUGGY
for Europe, will sell for $75 cash. At Mr.
GHEEN'S SrAHLES. 1444 st. ie1-3t.
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR SAIE-A SURREY, WITH COVER, SHAFTS
st. NV. jel-3t'
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR SALE-CHEAP-2 SMALL DONkEYS CIEN-
lean burroy; direct from Pixies Peak; broken to
harness sadie: can be seen at ZoUloSical Park
Evening star., 1895-06-03

wANTED-To FURNISH FOR .lrY Or RESORTS.
house servants, COOKS. nurses. boys, buffers,
dr> ers; carefully selec: ID and reliable. CAPITOL
HILL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. Attn aud Pa.
St. apJ-Zln'
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR SALE-1 BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD, PER
fecty sound. Apply REX STABLES, between
9Th and 7th SITS. W. je1- -3t
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR RENT -FURNISHED-FOR TERN OF SIX
months, to adults only, my residence, Coz North
Carolina ave. se. one of the best loca tioDs on
1.-THE Hil;' rent. $50 per month, in advance; best
references required
my3l-3ts W. 3. BALDWIN.
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FUK KENI.b1 -, LaIlIfn a q .Nf1SbII' I.Ua q 81.
2O3o 18TH 14r 2b .S65.OO 1I13 p. 1fr new $50. 90
1890 goth, lor new 90 79s 18th, Ior...... 90 90
i227 Pa ave. I'd fl 20 O0 l223 7th, Sd floor Is 90
Langdon Park, on B.&O r., nice new 1r. fr. 1900
JeI-3f LATlMER x NESBIT, 1904 G st.
FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN, 447 TTH ST. SW
I345 Corcoran 12r ami Is 635 NV, 1lr ami $40.
355 sw Or. ami. 1850 1909 AZ sw, 6r ami II. 80
1914 Bank, Ir 1900 SlS 9th sw, 6r, 10. 90
59 \ Sc, Ir @ e99 Store Store 1893 E y, sw Io9e 90
1889 Sd se 4r...... 600 6O4 X sw, 4r....... $40
Evening star., 1895-06-03

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRLS,
one chambermaid, other as nurse; good refer
ences; willing to leave city If necessary. Please
call 615k, L St NV. ie1 -2es
Evening star., 1895-06-03

MAN AS DOUBLE ENTRY
bo-1kz,s pei. 1891 Pu. ave. Best Of references
Ia
Evening star., 1895-06-03

FOR kENI-RESiINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
IN city: one month applies on purchase Of new
when directly following rental.
WfCkOFF, SEAAIANS X BENEDICT,
d1o-u Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-03

WANTED = BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
woman, situation cook to go of the city !;
can give good reference from private family.
Call at once at 1898 22d st. NV. 1es
Evening star., 1895-06-03

WANTED-BY COLoRED WOMAN, A FIRST
class southern cook. situation at any resort out
of city fo- the summer. Address LtNENIA
HOWARD, 253T Mesmore ave-, Meridian Il ILL.,
je3- -2ts
Evening star., 1895-06-03
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-PARASoL: WOODWARD 4 LOTHR Dps
Saturday afternoon; handle with cherries. in
rutural coors; valued gift Suitable reward
for return to EVERETT HAYDEN, 1902 10th
ST., or office, 1915 ii st. 1t.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NAL

WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN, SITUA-
zion as driver porter, most any kind Of
work; can furnish good reference from last
ploycr. Call 1l45 18th n.w for days. je1-2d'
WANTED-BT YOUNG CoLORED MAN, SITUA-
tion with undertaken; understands supplies:
driver In private family; good references. Ad-
dress RICHARD Star Office my31 3d.
Evening star., 1895-06-03

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COI.ORED GIRL,
situation to do general housework in d small
family; can give good reference. CALL for days,
464 lst st. s.w. 1e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
1RNY md NAVY NEWS.

Washington May 27-The cruiser Ranger lef
Panama under orders from the Navy Department
for Guayaquil this morning 10 take care OF Ameri-
cans and their property during the revolution which
has reached serious stage
The Essex arrived at Yorktown on Saturday
The torpedo-boat Gushing lett Jacksoh'Hie ior
Norfolk this morning
General Schoneld has reached Fort Bliss, Texas
on his farewell tour OF inspection. and expects TO
visit Fort Bayard. New-Mexico, tomorrow
The cruisers Atlanta and Raleigh entered the
Capes OF the Chesapeake this afternoon at o'clock
having made the run from Savannah In less than
fortv-eight hours They Will remain at Hampton
Roads for several days and then so 70 Norfolk FOR
repairs.
Medical Director Richard c. Dean was placed on
the retired list OF the Navy to-day. having reached
the age limit OF sixtytwo years. He was appointed
an assistant surgeon in 1850 from the state OF New
Jersey.
Ry command Of Major-General Merritt the follow
ing assignment Of paymas,ers in the Department
Of the Missouri for tho payment Of troops FOR the
muster of May 81 has been ordered: Lieutenant
Colonel George W Candee. chic; paymaster az
Fort Thomas Kentucky; Columbus Barracks ono
and Forts WAYNE Mack.nac and Brady Michigan
Major George W Baird, paymaster al Fort s@ef-
dan and Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois and Indian
apo,is Arsenal Indiana: Major Francis 5 Dodge
paymaster at the military prison ro'' i.'aFe"-
worth and Forts Leayenworth and Riley. Kansas
may be temporarily absent in the field from NE
las-named post: Major Charles Mcclure. paymaster
at jefferson Barracks, and St Louis pow'e' "'Po''
Missouri AS usual Major Dodge VIII De met ps
an armed escort from Fort Reno when ne rea as
oklahoma Territory for the purpose or sualu.ns
the bubble funds the wild character OF the counHs
and the presence Of a lawless element refner,uS
this sa fagIard necessary. Upon completion OF th.s
duty Major DODGE will receive a month : leave OF
absence with permission to apply 10 the Adlutan,-
General OF the Army for an extension OF t"'
The following Army orders have been ISIS ssue q
The leave OF absence granted captain i-eopon ~
Parker LIST Infantry on February ls IS SA's', -
one month. Leave OF absence for TWO months; 10
take effect about June /. is granted Captain VIE
lam W Robinson IT., assistant quar,ernasse';;
During HIS absence his duties VIII be periorheu
by the post quartermaster al Fort Porter N H,en
York The leave OF absence granted Major VIII
lam VI Maynadier paymsster, on May |. Is eS
tended two months First Lieutenant EdWh :.
curtis "a Artillery. will renor IN person 10 ,c lne
commanding officer at Fort TrumbuN. ConnecNcu''
FOR duty with Battery X. Of his regiment
The following naval orders nave been issued
Medical Inspector r. G. Walton has been orieren'
to examination for promotion. Lieutenant r
Niblack has been ordered to duty IN the otnee
OF the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Pas .
Assistant Engineer II. L. Cleaver has been orueisa
to the Alert. per steamer Of the SlsI INST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
ONLY ELETEN MEN ~ THE bon
,.y,.,rtrss DAY ~ TIE MLAUGHLrN TRIA~A
prfIGIpf'S TALESMAN.

ypt-Irr.rss DAY ~ THE MI.ArGHIIN TRiAi~A
RELIGIOUS TAfEsMAN
.r,o ,.cond week OF the second trial OF Inspector
ynl,am W Mclaughlin. VINO ~ 'hafse' wiz" ~
.,,u ,,ran Yesterday morning before Justice
,,orret, In the Court OF oyer and Icrnh"f'
vrh.n the court adjourned on Saturday there
,,.o, turors in the box. TWO Of these. David
:, ,til.r and John H. Huckel. were sworn The
,,st are provisional juror
yvuom l. Wallace Of No. 2S6l Morrls-ave.' VINO
- an ,b. stnnd on Saturday last when the ad-
,,.,, ,,,s taken. was accepted Professionally.
,,.rL t-vlance engraver. No. 81 centrc-st, was
,t, recalled 10 the stand. lie occupied the thlrd
, il, the box Roylancc said he forgot To say IN
his examination before that he was mcnbcr OF
cha Ancient order Of United Workmen
yyh.n cx-Judgc Rollins had finished Mr.. Elkus
announced that he had questions 10 ask
"I sustain your challenge, said justice harrett
10 Mr.. Elkus.
"Ve didn't challenge" replied Mr.. Elkus. "and
,ve understood that the challenge was removed.
"No sir" replied Justice Barrett, you challenged
before the Juror took his seat and overruied II;
now / sustain your challenge
.Weu then" persisted Mr. Elkus. I'VE desire to
Withdraw that provisional challenge"
lyon are a little too late, SIR replied Justice bar
rat, ",nd should have Withdrawn 1t before"
The night session began at SEQ o'clock. The first
taesnan called war Albert Bum, a siationer In
the Pulitzer building, who was examined by MI.
MrIntyrc and he said he had not voted for mum
Il abstained from voting ssid Bum. FOR spir-
What are these reasons" asked Mr. Mcintyre.
Well replied Bum. soemny, II was converted
from being "A low sinner TO the ways OF Jesus Christ
ci,I1cn IN Worship Lord Jesus Christ. am
| now saved Justice Barrett excused him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
-, nrprw on THE CHANGES.

chauncey NJ Depew commented H',, VIM,
Nv ro,,rsnent Of chief Byrnes and Inspector VIII
,au,. and the other changes that nave I'''",'
.1,'o. ,Iaco in the Police Department lie f''''
.,In the first place I have the greatest
=, ,r,ao,ora Roosevelt. He IS cons''en''uS'
.,oorous and able manager. Any changes 'N"' ~.
sanc,ions mus, he for the best. There Is q" o''
av,om which every one is taught at s'hoo' anu
,h,t &c that water never rises above us SD"'
vyha, the voungster In school doubted me 'h'o'S
,ho teacher told him to go home and try 10 man
water run uphill That Is what the people OF Ne".
York have been trying to do. ana 'hes az '"''
learning that water Will not rise above III s"u'''
81 believe that within two years the Me'foio''"'
,olce force of to-day VIII not be recoehl%'p'' III
any detail Of the organization theh csp'V'""' -.
r,nral II is impossible for any one to deny. ai.er
,b testimony elected before the LeXow
1nccrrnirv certain inspectors, captains anu t''''o
officers that there not vast ah,gnn' ~ %
rmn,ion and r0ttcnncss in the force. me oiS ~,
i,If uas "a get rid Of this corruption ivu ma.
have an unusually efficient force, but II WI III ~
-. Tho head OF IL are wrong you cannot ehleOt Wv
men 10 excel their superiors IN point Vi 90
They will follow the example maipei OUT anu
there is the story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
THE JOINED TWINS ON VIEW
THEY WERE EXAMINED AT MEDICAL
SOCIETY MEETING.
LEADING MEMBERS AGREE THAT THEY CAN BE
SAFELY SEPARATED ~ ONE YEAi'-pH 'Ai'O
WE'LL EXPELLED FOR ADVERTISING
~ TIE PUBLIC PRESS

~ THE PUBLIC PRESS
THE Joined twin daughters Of an attendant OF
the Union League Club and his wife were eN"ip'''
AT a stated meeting of the Medical society Oh '"e
County of York. at the Academy OF Meuic'"'
M Il West Forty-thrd-st. last evening. President
Egbert H. Grandin in the chair. ana Ut.
Charles II Avery was secretary. There was large
attendance The twins clad I'm "swaddling ciothes'
were brought upon the platform by their mo'he''
who seemed to be proud OF her peculiar progeny
Dr : Tynberg who was the accoucheur, SAID that
the case was exceedingly unique. He had been apie
IN find only seven similar cases In medical Itera-
ture but Dr. Jacob had told him that there nad
been "a round Dozen The twins. he said were SIX
weeks old having been born few minutes before
midnight OF April Is. The ACCOMPLISHMENT mad peeh
accomplished with very little trouble At birth the
babes weighed nine and .hrec-quarter pounus TO-
rether They had since ;hrved and gained two
hounds In weight. They were artically iei ana as
well developed as most infants OF their age Their
union was lateral the uniting lgamcnt extending
from the poseror part OF the hip TO me eocc!A ..
each At the lower end Of each coccyx the spiha
cords fused. but DR.. Tynberg thought mat there
was no fusion OF the blood vessels OF the t"ihS
whose organisms were practically separate ana
distinct.
TIL. uniaue specimens o, babyhooI were after
ward taken to an ante-room. where they were dis
ROBBED and critically examined by a large HhJor''S
of the physicians male and female. VINO were pres
ent DR. Tynberg said that, should ;he babes con
Time 10 thrive he thought that they could be safely
disunlted by A surgical operation about year
hence as their growth would pronaDF yf'ah VIZ
fusion OF the spinal cords by hat tlme pr. JACOB
agreed win HIN IN MAJ n y,n%i VINO"
A. The "pcning Of the meeting pr George w.
csIdvc an ocr,list at Forty -hrst-st. and Madison
ave. who had been member OF ne socltN l@I
Tor having ADVERTISED in the public press contrary
TO The rules o. the orean1.n 1n vas sp ispay
adver; lsemsnt published In THE Los Angeles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
The WEATHER REPORT
HIGH PRESSURE IN THE EAST

HIGII PRESSURE N THE EAST.
Washington May 27.-The storm in the St lAwrenN
Valley has moved and Is central IN Name
~ pressure s relatively high In 81 the
Mississippi River. except In New England storm 90
marked intensity the Rocky Mountain DISTRICTS
central In Nebraska and second central north ~ MGR
tana tn. lowest pressure being 2SHo inches 'ondts
are favorable FOR high winds ana local storms n
Minnesota Iowa Missouri Western Wisconsin. western
Illinois Arkansas oklahoma. Indian Territory. kansas.
Nebraska south and North paAo'a The Barometer mas
lower lake region. the Atlantis ana Easter
Gulf States. has fallen IN the pper MISSISSIPPI am
Missouri valleys and the south Rocky Mountain sfp'
The temperature fallen decidedly In New England hc
lower lake the Middle Atlantic states II has
risen IN the Eastern Gulf states the Mississippi AZ" .
Miss valleys. fallen the Rocky NJ uHtAin
plateau Rain has occurred New England. the lover
lake region the Atlantic states also In the eNrems
Northwest and Coast The weather will ID,
fair In all the Eastern districts and lghi showers w.l
occur In Northwest districts. wave occupies
IN. Rocky Mountain slope and the weather VIII se
generally Of the Mississippi River except
In Nev England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
4 ROAD IL NEW HANDs.

Albany May IA certificate OF Incorporation OF
tho Northern New-York railroad Company was
n,a, u.,,h the Secretary ~ state to-day. !; Is a
,.organiz,tlon Of the Northern Adirondack road
The latter had been In the hands ~ the Franklin
Trust Company Of New-York CITY for several
wears and the trust company sod II To the new
comoanv under foreclosure proceedings on Satnr-
day The road extends from Mora to Turp'r Lake
In Franklin County. with pranch rom h'"'N
Ranias Junction 10 Black Rapids. and Is about
e,,y-s,x miles long The capital stock Of the new
companv Is 81 cNVO The directors are charles -,
IIibiari Of Minneapolis. Charles z ArnoN, Ai,rri
Vov.r of Albany: Frank l.. Snifin. 'rowcI ttah.
don jamcs L. Cowing and George II Sou;hari, 81
urnokivn; Charles G. Couthard. ~ Painheld. " d.
and George l. Humphreys. of Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION PLAN

OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVlGArIoN PLANS
The committee representing oregon short Lane
and l'iah Northern Railway collateral trust mort
gage bonds ~ which Endicott Peabody y '""if-
man announces that a plan has been prepared Tor
,r. REORGANIZATION u me oregon Railway au4
Navigation Company. which meets with the APP
pr,yal ~ several committees representing ne 'ir-
ous Interests !n that property. The holders ~ the
bonds represented hy the committee. 10 The amount,
,c,utr.d hy the nlortgaxe have requested the Amer
can Loan and Trust COMPANY Of Boston, az tr1s-
IT,. 10 oa.r lot sale The shares OF the oregon
Railway and Navigation Company held as col
lateral for the bombs The sale viii take place IN
his CITY June p and the bondhold"rs have been
told that their interests demand that they act To-
e.th.r Rondholdcrs who have not yet deposited
their holdings with the committee are informed 'h"'
the committee will continu" 10 recrlV" DEPOSITS
with she American Loan and Trust company, 81
I,os,on and the New York Guaranty ana lni'IhnIts
comnany ~ this city up 20 June TO- IN" clHnill =
leo I'm association with on" representing loIsisn
bondholders. now represents al pu' '"''' P''"''
cf M. lys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
READINGS DEFICIT SMALLER.

pbilodelphia May 1.-THE statement OF the
philade;pha and Reading Railroad Company Tor
Anru shows gross traffic receipts Of Nobo3o' eN-
nenses 1898 1857 with net receipts from o'her
sources OF sn7is the profit FOR the month was
,7s74i2 Equipment payments. terminal package
oxed charges etc aggregated $50 $40. thus leaving
, deficit for the month Of 1881. The deficit for
April lS9i was sl7s,21'.
For the five months OF the current nscal year
tended April 30 1880. the net pfons In operating
wcr. s35llo and dcducting equipment pay h"hiS.
terminal and nxcd charges. etc. ihor" was de
oc,, Of s7ig9 In The corresponding period oi
the last fiscal year the net profit In Operating was
ss 9Oi III and tn deficit after dciuctihs h~"'i
charges etcD was SllIl,3 30
'Thc statement Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company for April shows gross r.
celpts Of 81 6s l55. gross expenses tn'luhlng col
ii.rv lmproy emcnts). N.sii 30 loss from mining,
tl7l osl Adding to th!s loss the hxei CHARGES OF
soS 90 there IL n deficit for the month or E'hVNl.
The deficit for April. 1894 was NS0i'.
For the 1--WE months of the current nscli year
landed April. 49, 1880 the net loss from mining was
sss- AZ Adding the fixcd charges OF Ss3O.pn the
JcnrIt for the five months TX DiJ,3N In the corrc-
snondlng period Of the last fiscal year the loss
from mining was $ls.S3l and the deficit Wttcr adj
ing fixed charges) was SiVIni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont clearing to-
night. fair Tuesday; slightly cooler; norhcrly winds
For Massachusetts, fair. cooler IN eastern portion;
norhery winds.
For Rhode Island and Connecticut. fair. rortheFy
winds becoming variable
For Eastern New-York. fair; north 'rn r'r-
ton norheriy winds. becoming variable.
Fer Eastern Pennsylvania and \ew-Jersfy far;
warmer In southern portion. norherly winds ivccmnS
variable
For District of Columbia Delaware and Maryland f. n;
warmer nOrtherly winds. becoming soi,hrri,
For West Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Wesl-
crn New-fork. fair; warmer, southeriy winds.