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The herald., 1896-06-02
POLICE COURTS CROWDED
Big Docket Of Petty Offenders Disposed Of
Yesterday

Business in the police courts yester-
day was brisk and a big list of Offend
ers was gone through with. The major
1ty We're drunks and petty offenders,
but there were several who appeared
on felony charges. Charles Mallory,
accused py his ngro MISTRESS, Belle
Williams, OF stealing $3.50 from her, was
arraigned and had his examination for
grand larceny set for today. Lem All
Look, the Chinese who made way with
q watch from a room in the Alameda
block, will be examined on the 9Th of
this month.
Louisa Schmidt, the crib woman who
Is alleged to have knocked down and
robbed an old contractor named Smith,
taking from him his gold watch, will
be arraigned today. Hans c. Eriksen
will be examined on June Sd for grand
larceny, 1t being alleged that he robbed
French crib woman of her pocket book
Sunday afternoon.
gang of Chinese appeared for var
ious offenses. Wong Linn, who carried a
concealed weapon, paid S. fine. Wong
Quong, with whom Linn was fighting,
was discharged, Linn being shown to be
the aggressor. Lucy Hung was found
guilty Of violating the laundry ordi-
nance, and will be sentenced today.
Low Lee, lottery ticket seller, pleads
on June Sd, Wo Sang, another of the
same stripe, today, and Yin Ling will
appear today to have date set for trial.
Edward or Peter Jackson, the foolish
negro, who arrested a man Saturday
night and was taken in for imperson-
ating an officer, had a simple charge of
disturbing the peace preferred against
him, and was found guilty. He will be
sentenced today. George Bowe, boy
accused of striking a Chinaman, will
be tried on Wednesday at p. m. w.
M. Rogers, after whom Officer Long had
such a hard chase Sunday afternoon.
was arraigned, but his case went over
until today for pleading. E. F. Henne-
mann was found guilty of battering
boy named Harry Valiant, and will be
sentenced today. Albert Charles, ac-
cused of cruelty to animals for hanging
a pug dog, was discharged.
James Scully, a harness thief who
made way with two sets of harness
from a shed in the rear of the residence
of F. M. Elliott at 1902 East Twenty
eighth street, was captured by Detective
The herald., 1896-06-02
Couldn't Wait

Last night gentleman not unknown
among the political factions of this vi
cinity was seen rushing madly down
Spring street. officer McGlory started
in pursuit and overlook the would-be
runaway at the corner of Spring and
First streets. Grabbing the sprinter
firmly by the collar the officer inquired
as to his haste, whereupon Mr.. B.
bawled out: Let me alone Let me
alone tell you. I'm trying to get to
Gordan's reduction sale before closing
time"
The herald., 1896-06-02

Hawley, and will be tried on a petty
larceny charge. The drunkards turned
up to the number of nineteen, and re-
ceived fines ranging from SO to SO, a.
few cases going over. Altogether thirty
five cases were called in the two depart
ments of the police court. and the JUS
tices will be happy when they can move
into the the new quarters where they
will have more room and better ac-
cOmmodations.
The herald., 1896-06-02
Three More Dead

Three men were crushed to death last
night on Spring street near First. About
o'clock the crowds began to gather
and at an extra force of police were de-
tailed to the spot, but they could not
battle with the ocean of men that were
fighting and pushing their way towards
Gordan's reduction sale at 104 South
Spring street
The herald., 1896-06-02
Houses Wanted

Party with $500 to pay down wants
good cottage north and west of Adams
and Main; must be a bargain. Also we
have customer for cheap cottage south
east; some cash, balance installments.
Also another at Pico Heights. Lang
worthy & Co., 226 s. Spring.
The herald., 1896-06-02

My prices for wallpaper beat all the city.
A. A. Eckstrom. 1924 South Spring street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17

,.cocds and the consolidated mortgage
ooud branch line bonds under the plan IL VIII
Ge observed in reading the plan that IL is not
s.rrht 10 enforce conversion or the hrst mort
81 ~ bonds but that. unlike the present ar.
ssn-cmcit conversion on the new OASIS VIII
rr,kcs unnecessary q call upon the holders OF
NO nouds for compusor" redemptons Inc
ros;s of exchange Of existing bonds offers the
n~i-,iIcgc oe converting or exchanging the pres
ent first mortgage bonds at the rate OF $l,oov
old bonds for 81, $50 new bonds, with per cent
c,sh paymen; on April l, in lieu OF the SIX
months interest that would be due on July /;
thn seconds will receive 1lSH per cent OF new
rrIcr lien bonds 80 per cent preferred stock
Ind 4 per cent cash sixty days after the plan
necomes operatives: the third mortgage to re-
ceive 1885, per cent In new general zen NOR
cage bonds. 30 per cent preferred stock ana
1er cent cash sixty days after the plan becomes
operative: the consos 661s per cent genera nen
bonds. G2ls preferred stock and ~ per cent
cash nayable sixty days after the plan becomes
lucrative and the collateral trust notes loo per
cert general lien bonds. 20 per cent preicrreo
stock and I per cent cash, payapie III ""''
1896 and January. 1897. -,
Present holders of the preferred stock will
pay an assessment of $40 per share receiving
50 per cent in new preferred and % FER cem'
IN common stock while the holders Of the COM
mon stock VIII pay an assessment OF sio pei
share receiving 100 per cent IN new common
stock The position OF the common 500 ~
the new company in relation 10 liked anhuaI
charges for interest and sinking fund uhueI
the plan AS compared with the common STOCK
OF the present company VIII be nue. , .no
Der cent in the fred charges prior to CIV,
dcnds on the preferred stock. and the 'oIai
fixed charges and dividsndS upon me pre- pre-
ferred stock prior to dividends upon the com
mon stock will show reduction under 'he
new plan Of BAIT per cent. The DIVIDEND on
the preferred stock must be paid before any
on the common stock. but In any year where
4 ner cent has been paid upon both the pre-
ferrcd and the common. all shares shail ENJOY
equally any further dividends for such year
The object Of the reorganization committee
has been to preserve the integrity OF the
system. the view always taken In TINS column
f,r without unification the preservation ara
prosperity Of the property cannot be perna-
rcnty accomplished The total cap ,O an a
Of the new company will be s3ll.Oooeoo ana
totol fixed charges prior to sommon s unnn
a total mileage of 4706 miles. syndicate
composed of J. p Morgan co. and s the
Dertgche Bank Of Berlin has subscribed s4o-
%, G0O 70 provide the cash necessary to carry
out the terms Of the plan and to provide work
Ing capital Both classes Of stock OF the new
company are to be vested In voting trust
fo- FIVE years. ,, .,
Last prices Of number OF active STOCKS
compare with Saturdays as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
Financial.
REORGANIZATION
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.

To the Holders Of Securities Of Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company. ns fOliOwst
Tennessee Lien bonds; Second Mortgage
Extended Bonds, First and second MORT
gnge Extended bonds, Consolidated Seven
Per Cent Bonds, General SIX Per Cent
Bonds; and Common stock.
Nvw-York March 3, 1895
A Plan has issued for the reorganization Of tho
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company. Of which
copies may be obtained at the ONCE OF tho Depository
under said Plan the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York to Cedar Street New-York city.
All holders OF stocks and bonds above mentioned
notified deposit the same with the said Dcposary
or after Wednesday. March II. 1896.
Holders Of common stock OF the Memphis Charleston
obtain tn, right purchase Income Bonds Of the
company as provided m said Plan. they must deposit
thc stock pay the nrn, nsaimen Of one dollar per
SHARE on or before Apr. l. $780, tho second insalmen
Of ore dollar per share or before May 1885, the
third insameni dollar share before June
J. 1890 ard fourth nsalment OF ono dollar per share
IN o. before July l. 1890
Al, bonds must be deposited with the Dcpostary on or
before April l. 1870.
ADRIAN IsELIN. Jr.,
FREDERIC CROMWELL.
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.
EDWARD ~ GIBBS.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
FRANCIS LYNDE sTETsoN
Counsel to Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
Anrtion Sales. financial.
LO,IS MESIER, AuctiOncer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCKS AND HONDS.
BY ADRIAN h. MULLER & SON,

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18TH.
AT 1890 o'clock at the New York KraiEstate sa'esroo
III Broadway.
U'y order OF Execuors)
$1,000 y. Y. & Erie r. X. "a Mtge Extended z o. e.
Bds. Regstd. 1919. endorsed.
dor account Of whom 4, may ooncern)
II shs American Exchg Natl Bank
100 shs. National Broadway Bank
- sils. National Park Bank
shs. Importers Il Traders Natl. Bank
$4,000 city Of New YORK p Central Park Fund
100 shs. American District Telegraph Co.
5000 Willamsburgh Gas Light Go. LIST Mtge. D. c.
BIDS. 1900.
10 shs. Central Park. North & East River n. r.
100 chs. Woodlawn Cemetery
10 shs. Peoples Trust Co Of Bkyn
$1,000 Cedar Rapids & Missouri River II. Il. list Mtsc.
p. endorsed 3D.. 1916.
IL shs. Cataract General Electric Co. fIypd)
40 chs. Consumers Cordage Co. ordinary 1iypd)
40 shs. Consumers Cordage 60. tprcfd) Giypd).
) abs. German American X. T. Title Guar.
81 shs. Franklin Natl. Bank.
. shs. Importers " Traders Natl. Bank.
80 shs. Natl. Bank Of North America.
g 800 Bait & Ohio 80 West H. II. Class r. Inc. Bds
~ shs. baltimore g. Ohio So Western X. X. tfi.
. shs. II. X. Wor,hingion pfd.
80 shs. Brooklyn Trust Co.
- shs. Lolg Island Safe Deposit Co.. Bkiyn.
I0o sis. American Book Co.
$1,000 Pacific Mail steamship Co Mige. p. c. Gold
Bd.. 1908 Hypd)
co shs IAze Daley 60.
$50 shs. United States Electric Forging Co.
100 shs. Kings County Fire ms. Co.
81 shs. Brooklyn Academy Of Music with tickets,
81 600 Fort Worth e. Rio Grande X. II. / Mtge. BIDS.
shs. Natl. Bank II Commerce.
II sh-. Columbia Bank. y. Y.
shs. Southern Natl. Bank.
700 American Lhographic Co. prefl Trust Certf)
IA shs. Cleveland Pittsburgh r. II. Co.. Guar.
shs. Chemical Nat Bank.
IS shs. Nat Park Bank
300 shs. Mechanics Nat Bank.
200 shs. Nat Broadway Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
financial.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
NETWORK. March &C. 1896
To tho khOlders Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.s


The Protective Committee appointed by the Board OF
Directors guard interests Of the Stockholders re-
spectlvcy recommend prompt adoption OF the Plan OF
Reorganization which has been prepared by the rep
resentaves OF majority Of all classes Of security hold
crs. Inasmuch as II involves a sacrifice the part OF
Stockholders will be strange II this Plan fails to
meet the approval OF proportion Of those inter
estci where problem to be solved involves up
wards $500 0O0OOO Of securities held by about ten
thousand owners IL impossible TO prepare Plan which
Will not be objected by The Committee believe
that this Plan involves the minimum OF sacrifice and Is the
that can under existing conditions
In view Of the prominence given last year to reported
reorganze the property lines which followed
out would have destroyed It's independence and which
would have been unduiy severe on Stockholders. 1t Is
proper say that In the present Plan precauon
the preservation Of the autonomy
Company and reorganze II on strictly indie
pendent basis II Stockholders called to mako con-
siderable sacrifices they be at least that there
are good grounds expecting ultimately proportionate
present fixed annual charges prior to divi
dends upon Preferred Stock amount to $4,000 7oO
tho proposed Plan they viii be only 81 0J2
60 reduction OF s4s5 1870 The total fixed charges and
dividends upon Preferred Stock prior to dividends
Common stock under the old company Sl3 I2Gs5i
compared $500 GEO proposed under the new Com
pany: reduction OF a. 100 1874 which is nearly equal to
per cent. on the Common Stock. In other words.
while the earnings IN 1891 % the most prosperous
year in the history Of the Company were insufficient by
upwards OF s35000O dividend whatever on the
Common Stock. the earnings by the New Company
suffice pay IL per dividends this stock.
Moreover as ample PROVISION made by the issue OF
putting the road in rstcass condition In every
respect there IL reason believe that the maximum OF
earnings reached will be exceeded In the not dis
tant future The earnings Of over 100000
eight months Of the fiscal year shows that the
region which the road Is growing rapidly
as any part the country Given efficient management.
equipped compete advantageously with It's
and ample financial resources Stockholders should
have every ndcement pay and to hope
that they may. the future retrieve TO considerable
extent the losses brought them by past msmanage
mcnt
DRAYTON IVES, Chairman,
AUGUST BELMONT
GEORGE Il. SHELDON.
CHARLEMAGNE TOWER, Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. March l6, p m.Consols. 100 10 for money
O91 the account. Canadian Pacific. 5Ii4; Erie
49, do consols 49, Illinois Central. ss; Mexican
ordinary 2pi&: Paul common. Ts-s New-Yor Central
l0Ois: Pennsy lvaniH. i5 Reading Ja Mexican Central
new per cent bonds. 49, Louisville and Nashville 53s;
Atchison common. l6's
y. m.The amount Of bullion gone into the bank Il
England balance to-day f2 90 Paris advices quote
iO2 francs centnes for tho account,
and exchange London - francs % confines for
checks.
p m.-Bar silver closed at 81 7-iGi per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
Financial elections.

OFFICE OF -
THE NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY. 80.
Albany, " Y. March lAth. lsp1
YNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholm
this Company for the election OF Directors
and OF three Inspectors OF the next election ana o tn
transaction Of such other business as may De prousn
before the meeting will he held at the principal once
Of the Company in the Union Depot In the 90. my yS o,
Albany, on the third WEDNESDAY tbeing the loh day
Of April The poll will at II CLOCK hoon ana
will continue open for one hour thereafter
10y o'"e' vi '''e D'"'u VI e. D. WORCESTER.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
JOHN E. SHORT & SONS,
INVESTMENT BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
80 Pine ST.. NewYork.
BuY AND SELL on COMMISSION,

BTY MD SELL COWNSSTONI
Government. State. and Municipal Bonds
Stocks and Bonds OF Railroad Companies
Stocks and Bonds OF Industrial Companies.
Stocks OF Banks. Insurance and Trust Com
panles
Stocks and Bolds Of Street Railway. Gas
Electric Companlca
Procure loans for Companies and other corpora
lions Buy and Trust Certificates for Bonds anu STOCKS
deposited for Reorganization.
Holders Bonds and Stocks which have defauted IN IN
tercs or dividends declined in value. or have oher
wise become unsatisfactory Gncludng farm mor'gages
are invited upon correspond with u.s. with the
view selling such securities. exchanging them on
terms securities paying current interest
dividends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17

The Highland Mining Company has declared
dividend No. Al. of % cents per share (s25000).
making sSl699l7 60 patti In dividends to date. pay
allie March 20 at the Office of the transfer
agents, Lounsbery e. Co., Mills Building.
The Reorganization Committee Of the Brook
lyn Traction Company is much gratiled at the
deposits Of securities under the plan of reor-
ganization and reports that considerably more
than three-Quarters OF the stock has been de-
posted with the Continental Trust Company.
The committee at the request Of stockholders
who have not as yet been able to deposit their
stock. has extended the time TO March 81 The
plan. according to the committee. is an assured
success
The Homestake Mining Company has declared
dividend No. PIP of % cents per share 1881 ,2J0)
making s.. $50 paid in dividends to date pay
able March IS at the office of the transfer agents
lounsbery q Co.. Mills Building. Transfer
books close March 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17

Gates for Securities OF the Newly Ork Lake
Erie and Western Railroad COmpnny'
We shall be prepared. and after March :. 10 receive
Reorganization Certificates for conversion INTO Sc
curi,ies provided in the plan OF reorganization
Each holder deliver 10 all Reorganization GER
tncaes held BY him. for the various old securities whch
will be scheduled and consolidated BY u.s. one hundred
schedules will be by each business Day
and the securities In exchange. will be Delivered
the following day.
All Reorganization Certificates (unless ITO bearer
MUST BE ENDORSED IN BLANK: and. II stock is de-
sired any other than that appearing on the race
OF the REORGANIZATION Certificate assignment must be
acknowledged before notary public attested by some
person satisfactory TO
The coupon bonds for 500 each Persons en-
titled fractions bond OF n share may either
sell the fractions Will sell them such amounts
may be ent,le them to an entire bond
or q
Holders transmitting REORGANIZATION Certificates by matt
Will please indicate whether they wish 20 sell or buy
such fractions and whether they wish the new securities
BY registered mall by express AT he- expense
j. T.. MORGAN co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
finanrlal.

flnnnfl1l.
~nN~oS~>~>~~s"<"S">Sr.Sr
tmaed at S'o'"''VVV
Reserved to provide at their maturity for an
equal amount Of Bonds OF the St. Paul K ann 49,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company e'4-SoW
Estimated amount TO be reserved for new con-
stiuct.on betterments. equipment. etc. under
carefully guarded restrictions In the mort
gage. and 70 the extent Of not exceeding No. o 49,.
Sl.5uDOOO annum zoWUUoO
Total authorized Observation-Disclosures $3.50 600 900
The GENERAL LIEN bonds are to he appropriated
approximately as follows:
For the conversion OF the General Third Mort
gage Bonds. Dividend Certificates and the
Bonds under the Plan ................ $50 Ooo 900
Estimated amount to be reserved under care
fully guarded restrictions In the mortgage.
for construction. betterments equip
ment. ec....... .....'.......... fVWV"o
estimated at 100000 600
Reserved provide fer the Prior Lien Bonds
at their maturity 100 years .......... 1870 900 600
Maximum amount OF both Mortgages -. $3.50 90 900
The PREFERRED STOCK is TO be appropriated
approximately as follows;
For conversion and adjustment Of various Main
Line and Branch Line Mortgage Bonds and
the defauited interest thereon and other pur- .oo
poses provided In the Plan sI2 900
Estimated amount which may be used for
organization purposes or may be available as
Treasury asset Of the new Company. 100000
s75.ooo)O
The COMMON STOCK is TO be appropriated approx
mately follows
For purposes OF the reorganization as pro-
vlel the Pan. S77.J000O
Estimate which be used for &C.
Treasury asset OF the Company. ...... 900 900
SsoooOO 900
The basis Of exchange of existing bonds and of of
reV AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
prices OF a number OF active stocks
!. with SATURDAYS as follows:

BONDs-VnN FEDERAL TREASURY.
e.,o< =, Cs.,ysror,cnt bonds consisted OF 100000
,oynnn ac of 1925 at 116%, $4,000 at 1853, ana
ia Coo registered Is Of 1917 at 1854. Finai quo
tat,ons compare with Saturdays as foii0"s'
,,.o, :. March ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
New England Loan and Trust Company.
CALL OF DEBENTURES.

The holders OF the Debentures OF Series Four
of this company amounting to 100000, and
maturing April /. 1897. are notified that said De
Ventures are called for payment on April /.
1896 Of the companys office No. "a Nassau-st.
New York, In accordance with the privilege OF
prepayment reserved by the company as eA.
ppresscd in The bonds, Interest will cease on that
date. w. ~ oAHAACr 49,
March 2, 1896 IreaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17

To BondhoIders of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Holders OF Mer.
camille Trust Company Certificates oil
Deposit under the agreement OF repru'
airy 10. 1894.
Under conformity with the powers ana provisions
OF isondholdefs' Agreement above mehtoh'fi w
hereby give notice that this REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE ms
prepared adopted a Plan and Agreement 'r W., i,
nizatlon o III. affairs II the Northern Ia'h Niph
Company and has duly lodged the same AT Ne" YORK
city in the onc. II this Reorganization COMMITTEE r'l
with Tn. Farmers Loan and Trust Company ana me
Mercantile Company; and a. Berlin and LONDON with
the Deutsche Bank. ,-.-, ...,..
At each places also will De- found printed copies
o. said Plan Agreement for distribution to Bndhoders
ami Certificate holders. $3.50
Dated New York. March 1c'h. lNw
EDWARD ID. ADAMS. Chairman.
LOUIS FTrZGERNLD. Nicc-Chairmnn.
JOHN 4. III LIFT.
CHARLES II. GODFREY.
y. ID. PROBST.
JAMES sTIILNAN.
ERNST TIIAIMANN.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
CHARLES &. DEAMAN. - Council
VIM NELSON CROMWELL. :
a. MARCUS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
STEAMBOATS,.


OsT-Pas Book. No. 24,007 Of the Excelsior Savings
~ Bank. Payment has been stopped Please return
book to bank, northeast corner 23d-st and 6th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
financial elections.

-.o~<~~~~~~~oo~~~~~oooo
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COhfANf'
Chicago, Ill. March 8th lS90
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Chicago ana
u Alton Railroad Company are hereby notified tnss me
annual meeting said company for the election OF o
and transaction Of such other business ~ nay
be presented will be held at the companys Once III
Chicago Ill, Monday tho 9th day Of April next a.
10 o'clock a. . 49,,
The transfer books VIII be Closed at the close OF bus
hours the 10th instant and reopened on the TIN
N"' - CHARLES II. FOSTER.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
TO THE
Bondho|ders and Stockholders
Northern Pacific R. R. Co.
Trust Company Receipts Therefor.

nr.I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
Tinaucial.
Erie Reorganization.
% WALL STREET.

y WALL STKEtI'
NETWORK. March 3. leo
To all Holders Of our REORGANIZATION Cerun-
Gates for Securities of the Newly rk. Luke
Erie and Western Railroad COmpnny'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
GENERALE TransatlantIque.

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE FRANCE.
LA TOt'RAtNE Santeii 49,. Sat. Mch. 81 a. m
La NoRMANDIE Deioncie sat. Mch. 30 10 a.
IA BRETAGNE RuDs sat apr. T. D a. M
Parlor buffet smoking attached to Special
Train Havre Paris vice versa). Seats 81 extra.
A. FORGET General Agent No. Q Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
r COLUMBIAN LINE BANANA r. H. Coz

~ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting the Isthmus for all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico. Central and South America.
Steamers sail from Pier foot West 9th St. y. Y.
ALLIANCE. Mich. 90 noon ADVANCE. Mich 30. noon.
For rates apply at Companys Office. - Broadway
JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17

The basis Of exchange OF existing bonds and Of sale OF
IL AZ follows:
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-13
oYER TEE CounTY LINE.

The ministers of Camden, have in
augarated an INSTRUMENTATION ex.
change of pulpits. A good idea.
Eighteen sheriffs were elected IN
New Jersey on Tuesday, the Demo
Gratis electing in Monmouth, Middle
sex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Sussex and
Warren.
j. Boyd Noxon, of Bridgeton, died at
Hot Springs, N. C., Ehere he had been
for the benefit of his health. The coin
cidence is that he died on the day his
law partner, Col. Potter, vas buried,
on Thursday.
Col. William E. Potter, one of The
ablest lawyers in New Jersey, died at
his home in Bridgeton on Monday
morning, after a long illness, in the
f%fty-seventh year of his age. Colonel
Potter was one OF South Jerseys most
distinguished citizens. He was grad
uated from the Law department OF HaT-
ward University in 1861 and the follow
ing year he enlisted in Co. K, Twelfth
Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers.