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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
IUO NORFOLK MEErISGs.
Contradictory Statements Concerning the
Playing OF the Naval Post Band.

NORFOLK, VA. oct. s9.-SpeciaL-Two
political meetings were held IN Bramble-
toa ward to-nignl. ABOUT a stone = throw
apart. the one ror free silver addressed
by W. A. Yc1ng and W. H. WocdSorth,
the other for gold, haslI-, for its speakers
William NJ " haley and -. Preston farr.
or Bedford county.
The Naval Post Band in citizens clothes
attended the gold meeting. 4 Eamor had
been gwen birth 20 the effect that II
this Organization made any attempt to
parade the streets u would be sfo1ed
and their instruments destroyed
The Naval Post Band had been engaged
b. the gold men, but refused 10 parade
the streets before the meeting, hence
the rumor that Professor Price. lesder
o. the band, had received Information
that his Equalization would be attacked
as stated This is believed TO be untrue.
Four years ago the band played IN =
Cleveland parade. and some one threw :
rock which Struck one OF the performers.
Professor Price decided then not 20 90
into any more political parades after
DARK, hence his refusal Tonight
The band played a number Of ss!ec tons.
but being In q hall did not disturb the
Young meeting across the way. Thrve
seems 20 have been no significance IN their
wearing citizens ci-1 hing though II ts
said BY the prs3rsiced thar they did so
because they would attract less attention
The rtInor that the hand wculd be
attacked was Denounced a. a lie by Mr..
John Nhlteheai az the silver meeting.
Mr.. Whaley spoke earnestly. viewing
his subj ject from business mans stand
point. ana creating a marked effect.
Mr. Parr. who Is the most effective
- l. "a al - - -
campaign. followed with a splendid e.
dress. lie compiimented Norfolk. and
psrslleled Bryans campaign with that
of Horace Greeley. He said that he did
not expect Palmer and Buckner TO WIN.
but they were voting FOR them 10 nlala-
tain the PRINCIPLES OF the Democrats
party in the hope that some day soon
this difference between friends would De
healed and the Old Democratic party
would rally once more around It's true
sentiments. There was no way. he said.
20 separate capital from labor. and he
averred that the workinsmen were the
actual capitalists OF the country. H1
accused Bryan % Inconsistency IN say
tr- In New York that silver would ao-
nr-ciata. and In Bloomington some weeAs
later that 10 would deDreciate-
lie attributed the fact OF so many reo-
ple being out o. work 70 the many labor
saving Inventions and the immigration
~ this country.
Another Statement.
General T. N. Logan. state Chairman
OF the National Democratic party, late
yesterday afternoon received = telegram
from Norfolk. sayins.
Among the arrangements fcr the Pirr
meeting IN Bramhleton ward tonight
vas included a parade o, the Naval Post
Band the leader u which declines 90
i1idn that part OF his engagement BY
reason OF threats of mob violence. de-
cilning O. pat the band instruments. the
property OF the Government. IN jeopardy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
Another Statement.
An Attempt To be Made To Forbid the oecu-
nancy Of A Regular voting Place. -

pxncv of A Regular sotin- fiase-
RADFORD. VA, Oct. U.-Special--
Il leaked out to-day that the persons
haylas control OF the building which
has Tor years been used as a polling place
II the West ward 0r this city Will on
election morning forbid the occupancy
Of the building By the election officers.
The West ward II a s0un4- money strong
hold. and IL Is the obvious intention OF
the opposition 10 prevent the hepuols-
can majority which the ward Will give
An effort was made this morning - Sc
cure writ OF mandamus. which, Il Is
believed. would compel the election Of
ncers 70 take forcible possession. II necez-
sary. OF the polling place, but the Judge
of the Hastings Court Vas found TO be
absent from the city
The zolnd-money people are strongly
determined that the election shall take
place. and future developments are be-
ins awaited with interest.
The Electoral Board of this city met
to-day and upon TIE request of the
Sound Money Democrats, appointed
sound-money Democratic Judges and
clerks o. election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
Powhatan RennhIicnns

POWIATAN G.. T.. Oct so.-Speciai.-
The largest precinct mce-llg that Las
been seen 20 Iowhatan Courthouse u
twenty ycirs as held here last nilht.
There Werc TtCstut more -hll "a hundrfd
people. Including number of adi.s.
Speeches were made ly DR. g. f. DCdd
who Is rrCm.T cltly connect sd with rr.
Belmead fuGuetrls. School. and by SEN
atoe William NJ. Flanagan ln behalf az
sound money and the Republican candle
dates. The greatest enthusiasm prevail
ef and the vote Tor SQUAD money ana
public integrity j. assured so Lar as Pow
hAtau IS cor Ccrr-td-
10 meetings wlu De- held at ClytlHe
Tonight and sublstts o. morrow nl-hl.
and "A hlg hnal rally Oh Monday, COu4ly
Court Gsy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

ne Made = Captivating Address-An In
-ulting Circular.

He Made Captivating tdnre-s-An IN
-ulfing Circular.
rANVIrLE VA. October o. Special
captaln Charles 81 B'ackiord. Of Lynch
burg. spoke here tonight in the Interest
of sound money. and created ereat en-
thusiasn among the National Democrats
The f-ce-suyer folks dlt al in tnalr
power t0 break up tie sound money
meeting They dld not interfere vi-A
the meeting at Masonic Hail. where Cap
Tain bacAtort spoke. and there was no
disturbance at all. tlt when II was
krcau tlat Captain Blacktord would pe
here the frce-slivcr people. knowing DIS
popularity and his ability. feared the
ereet of IFS speech. They announced a
speaking in The Second ward. % be adj
dressed py local speakers. The hanlb-is
scattered aL oyer the city announcing
this second ward meeting created much
inllsuation because % a sentence in 10.
This sentence read 80 follows.
II you are With the white men % the
community come with Us II you are
VIII the negroes. 20 % Masonic Hall"
Nr James i. Harrison. prominent
lawyer. Who ~as announced a. one of
the speakers 90 The Second ward meeting.
va especially INDIGNANT. and declared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
\ BoSls Election Ticket.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Oct. 0.--Inforra ton
has been received ~ Democratic head
quarters here that 10000 tickets have
been prinrcL and circulated in different
parts OF the state bearing the device.
straight POpullst Ticket" containing
only names OF Popuiist electors ard leay-
ilg or names OF Democratic and Silver
Republican electors. One OF these bogus
tickets was received here to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

CHICAGO Oct. W-JlIls Mauuow
was hanged al moor to-day Tor the nnur-
der of Carey T. Bach. The condemned
man showed great nervousness during
the night. but walked t0 the gull0Ws and
met death gamely. From the scafrolt
be declared that his statement made
yesterday. ia which be said that Wind
rath, was innocent. was true.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

The French Ambassador 80 Inform. Turks
" ho Become Alarmed ~ Gun Practice.

III TT y y y t.--l'I"I y IHIUFIt- ufks
" ho Become Alarmed ~ Gun Practice.
CONsTANTINOPLE. Oct. D-Ths
city was thrown into a state oc eK-
element bordering upon panic wednesday
evening tY hearing the sound % heavy
canlolaills. W4lc- 10 was learned later
was caused By the French glardship
a. engaging OBJ gun practice in the
sea 1t Marmora. The Porte thar evening
alfr ssel "a lcre % the French Embassy
asking tlar the 5l4r1sllp be taken 10
some more distant point for the purpose q
gun practice. t0 which the French Am
bassal1r replied expressing regret that
tLe llhabitarts ~ tle city should have
been disturbed. b-t the people he said
should become accustomed % the sound
o. lr-nE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

IN Louisville Colnciimen George Weber
and James Sowcers and Aldermen 9. J.
Jennie AMI Richard V. Brewer were in
dicted. the former on 'he charge OF ar
tempting 1, br.re Councilman " j. Eel
low. and the others FOR selling supplies
% the city contrary to Law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
IeeSburg Democrats FOR scEl,lev.

Eight citizens OF LeesburZ. Va. who are
euza Sed IN business IN Washington. and
WaO have heretofore voted the Demo-
cratic ticket In all state ard national
elections. are going home Monday night
u cast Mckinley and Hobart ballots
Tuesday. Five OF them will vote for
RiXey FOR Congress. bur the other three
will cast straight Republtcza yoses.-
WASHINGTON Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
Colonel Bafsrd.

SUFFOLK. VA, Oct. -speciai.-Col-
onel A. 5. Ruford OF Richmond. delivered
a very logical and bu-inrs--iike speech
az the City Hall tonight 10 an audienee
u aoo-r six hundred. \ good many
ladies were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
RANGE or rHEkxoNErER-

The following Is the thermome,er re-
port Al TIE Times Office Yesterday:
A. NJ. e.: L Al. =; Z. NJ. 3. r.
NJ. .; r. NJ. "a, = ~. D. AysTsxA
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
WEATHER FoEEcA>1

WASHINGTON. Oct s.--Forecast for
Saturday
vireiaia-GencraIiy fair; cooler. wesssr-
Iy winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

q.
,-.-. u.tchinE the precinct. and then
hastily torn Gown. ie~flls No''''--
herring 20 the vail
..-r--. d. rr. niece" said Mr. Koyau-
..-. .--..-f-s the names of many quail
.-., -..-.-s U--o have been stricken trom
80 t',,t,s Look II these voters around
t.-.~ rs continued. pointing 10 the
1000 r.o-fs VINO thronged around 'n9
- .>-,-. o-lt u every ten OF them
49,, t,,, stricken from The books "hs.
---...-.s.-- r-rer captain Guigon ana
--r -. avariiulng the book mere,
49,, -.- as their names we're caiieu
- g,--..-f and many q them ce-
.----t 49, pa--is had told them on last
--..-t.-- -rar their names were GUY
~ s,-,,- Ari Pefrls sat BY mute
..7-tf. f-.- - names stricken from the
t,-t,s --.s In the handwriting OK III
ff.-, u pa~arifze. counsel for the regis
-~.~ u-ro vas 10 the bottom or ana
fr.+f-.-.s This fraud. and IS now de-
f.-ff-~ p.+-fs This. in brief, genlle-
rra- III Tho irrv. IS the case which you
are r0 consider.
,r- v-a-fentu-- for III defence. re-
-r.-f 81, ,r- porsu. and made quite @
lengthy address. ir which be made Pettis
o.- r-fla a MARTYR. and man VINO
had rotiv performed his duty.
Tra .rrn n-Iratior q witnesses was then
tle--. ana sf-. John C.. small was put
Oh tho stand. In answer 20 questions
DE- 1-. Rdrau. 1fr. Small said he called
OH llr pet-.s last Tuesday night. ara
asked frr lis- az the names that had
ie.r s. ken from the books. He said
he ll r0t have a list. 4lr. small tnen
asked -1 see the books. but Pettis re-
fused. saving The 1imes were 50 oadly
scratched they c8rid not be made OUT.
tl- when l- saw his lawyer he would
make him olt llsr-
REFUSED THE LIST.
on Wednesday. Nr. small again called
Oh Petrls. and was told that ne could
n0- ge- a lis- f9r him nor would be allow
him t0 seq che books.
1lr. Small then went or 70 say that In
a conversation Tuesday night Pettus had
said tlat william u. Heveritge, his
counsel lad che Lst 81 names
The defence le.laet 90 question air.
Small. be- was told % stand aside. and
I-. f.e W station Was 1ul on the stand.
Ha testified tdlr hc lived ar 1915 Bsv-
erv street. about three squares from
S.lu kers precinct. and knew most
of fe voters around there. lie said
De had lal Two men % watch the pre-
clr.- ol rer---rar. 1u-cav- The witness
a.I re had u0r seen any lis- or names
posted before the day of registration. nor
rlI heard any mentioned lie passed
rr- corner o- Temple and Cary streets
once or twice o. day. where a notice was
alleged o. have been posted. but never
saw notice.
ur. station identified the fragments OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

lContinued On second Pzge-l
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Terre Haute & Logansport Railroad.

The committee consisting Of r. DALE BENSON.
Chairman CHARLES PLArr. HARRY r. WEST.
AUGUSTUS THOMAS RICHARD 9. BROCK. NJ. @.
BULKELEY. and NJ. L. sCUDDER formed for the pro-
Of the interests OF the Extension Mortgage Bond
holders notifies bondhoders that Il IL Important for the
protection Of their interests that the bonds should be
deposited with DRExEL q COMPANY In Philadelphia
or THE NETWORK SECURITY AND TRUST CON.
pANY In New-york. without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
financial elections.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO. II BROADWAY NETWORK.
October 9TH, 1854
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the sharehold.
Of the Manhattan Railway Company will b held q
On Wednesday November iith. 1885, at - o'clock noon,
Hoard Of Directors for the ensuing year 10 70 ~
elected and hree Inspectors OF Election.
The transfer books will be closed on Friday. 0eec9ee
''"os' '>'a' - !" 70 g. w. ncwlLLiAMs. ssesssarN
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financial.
>~r~~~~~~~~~~~N~~~n~~ r~r~~~~~~NrerHFNaN~"S
REORGANIZATION OF
Philadelphia { Reading Railroad Company
AND
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron %.
Under Plan and Agreement Dated

Under Plan and Agreement Deteo
December ~, 1896.
% WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
November g. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that ell holders OF certincaess q
deposit Of First Second Third Preferences Income
boncs Deferred bonds Stock Of the PhlAde-
phIa Reading Railroad Company. under the said Plan
and Agreement who failed to make payment OF any
payable heretofore called under sad Plan
and before November 20. 1906. make pay
ment Of all such assessments due hereunder Cogehes
with per Interest the amount thereof nom
the several such were due ana
payabie, and n further equal 20 ons-Quaftes
per cent upon par Of such bonds or stoch -
posted. WILL upon November 26 1885, without furthr
notice or action cease be parties to the said Pisa
and Agreement or be entitled beneht thsFs-
under or in deposited assessments pae.
and will without right redemption absolutely forfeit
assessments paid In such the Manases
may and stock deposited and oil right ID
Heretofore paid in respect thereof or the new
securities which issued respect thereof TO env
purchaser paying amount the Managers may a.
ternne and the proceeds thereof will be used for any
OF the requirements carrying out the said Plan ana -
a Of the New Company. In the dis
crction Of the Managers.
Payments hereunder may be made at our once. -
above or at the Office Of Drexel 4 Co.. Finn -
Chestnut Streets Philadelphia OF j. 4. Morgan o.
London
j. p. MORGAN 4 CO..
REORGANIZATION Managers Philadelphia Reading ka%
road Company under said Plan and Agreement
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Stock Of the City Of NewYor bearing interest at three
and one-halt per cent. annum. to wit: -... ..
s4O0.O0OOO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY
LEN RIVER At THIRD AyESyE
Interest payable May list and NOvem-
+: s;1 T., E ass,, :: g;!:ESs
Sss,sIs g., f ;s,:.s:
lssis!s w ROW i 81 S Txy$T.S b,
ao.'s'os3 coNNsoL,D 5! STOCK OF TIE CIT
e S!'Sas. . sAS3.S$
lst. 1916 Interest payable Mag ist
SsSE%PT tfFFRS s,. y. s.A1y.,s by
l5s.G'OOO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY CITY
OF NETWORK, FOR NEW GROUNDS
HkSdRr Of FRE CITY F OF N fNEYe
Interest payable May list and Novem-
is FROM IRON. :, yA NAyH,S by
SST EE% = SoR kxi SSS rl sEo5 S4!-
S5SR & 5iH s$S@f e :s:Ss
iSf SfF st E ;Ra N'v I%yAE ;x by
s. HR% 5nS FoS S aaE Ta
STREETS AND md" AvESGEs. pTineDsi
s xHsP ", F Il SSa H TxyT!Ss by
Ne Sy and cp s%nS ct s a CITY
iEE Ss SS1p g. ri S!..s SsY .! sss:
S;a III II e.; r, S Ss:Ss
a'oooooo soGK or r THE S5Ty
SSfHnsfS NisT % SSS Ssf4!$$EHEsSHG xS &
CAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL. HIS
TORY Principal R,ysp; Ne, NGv y, .ns H T.:
ExEMPT FROM TAXATION by
l75ooooo re SG STOCK OF rE CITY
$ssk$Ss sSs S SsS gn + III
~. November list: ISIS interest pay
N So SiS il F M S'v TsyAEov by
'''' OF SEw.YoRK. For REPAyiNG
HASS $EssHas S AR 4wES!y
Nav md a' No1 lel Interest payable
1 ~ cH ara F csn'r y TfxxI!SS BY
F sT HSSw 2 EEE SEX
M r Psns91 pap yaSSse MAY X. s"a
yG ~; :, IRON T4 S:Ays, by
9E SToc Eo or THE THE c RE
MATURING IN THE YEAR 1eB0
Principal payable November ls.. 1922
Interest payable May Is, and Novem-
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by
the CITY and County ~ NswYork.
l,2OOOOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NETWORK. FOR THE PAY
M sProR eF OF sFH THE TSHks EoH Hms
pal payable November 1st 1919. Inter
n * s,SfsI' r MsS r. r"X Ak e' Isl
=. SSO0OO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NETWORK, KNOWN AS ADD
TIONAI. WATER STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NETWORK. Principal pay
able October 1st 1918. Interest pay
sbe April list and October LIST
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by
the City and County ~ New-York.
The PRINCIPAL. OF AND THE INTEREST ON THE
ABOVE DESCRIBED BONDS AND STOCK ARE PAY
ABLE IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. OF THE PRESENT STANDARD OF
WEIGHT AND FINENESS AT THE OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK.
The proposals should be inclosed in sealed envelope
Endorsed Proposals for Bonds Of the Corporation OF the
civ OF New-York" and then inclosed In second
envelope addressed TO the Comptroller OF the CITY OF
Eew-York.
For full information see City Record.
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Guaranty Trustee.
of New York.

Formerly New York Guaranty ana indemnity "
Mutual Life Buildins,
65 CEDAR STREET. N Y
CAPITAL, S2,O00,O00
SURPLUS, S2,OOOsoOo
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKD
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PERSoNAt
ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject to check or on certificate.
WALTER q. OAKNAN. President.
ADRIAN IsELIN. in. Vce-President
GEORGE r. TURNBCLI. I'd vice-PresidenA
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON BORLAND, Assist. Treas and -
DIRECTORS.
Samuel d. Babcoek. Adrian rselin. IT,,
George r. Baker. Augustus ID. Juilltos0.
George s. Bowdoin, James n. Jarvte,
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. xcCurdys
Walter r. Gillette Walter q. Oakman.
Robert 0oelct, Alexander F. Orr.
q. a. Haven, Henry H. Eogenss
oliver Hartman. Henry v. Smith.
r. somers Hayes. II. Mex. rwombiy.
Charles r. Henderson. Frederick v. vandefoilA
william C. whitney.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY'S

GcneruI MORTGAGE bOm0os
First, Second, and Third Preference Income
Bonds. Deferred Income Bonds.
stock.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND LONDON
November g. too6.
Referring 70 our circular Of May Q. 1906 notice =
hereby given that November Co. 1906 further D.
pos,ts Of the aboveiescribed bonds and stocks will -
received under the plan Of reorganization.
Deposits will be received up that date but only -
payment OF the assessments in full with six per eeol
interest from dates when the several instaimsQO
were due ard payable. and a penalty OF
5000 per 1900 General Mortgage Bond and yrg4
Second or Third Preference Income Mortgage Bond;
500 per share Of Stock;
so per 81. 900 Deferred Income Bond.
j. r. MORGAN 4 CO..
% Wall stAeet. New yosA.
DREXEL 4 CO.,
9Th and Chestnut Sts. Philadelphia, HG
y. y. MORGAN Il CO,
p Old Broad Street. London.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Consolidated Mtge. Bonds
OF THE

More than SIXTY PER CENT. Of your bonds havs
deposited under the Reorganization Plan and Ases.
nent with Central Trust Co.. NewYork and Old Colony
Trust Co., Boston.
Deposits will be received until November 49, 1eoA
There is expectation Of an extension Of time. and
one should be made penalty will be imposed
CHARLES PARSONS. Chairman,
IS Broad st.. New-Yori.
WILLIAM LUMMIS. 40 Wall ST.. New-York.
THOMAS DENNY. Jr.. 90 Cedar St.. New-York.
CHARLES X. BAIT. Nat Security Bank Bostoa.
PHILIP v. II. ELY. % State ST.. Boston.
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Monday tho 9Th Day Of November, 1896
AT 2 O'CLOCK r. NJ,

when they will be publicly opened In the OF the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund, such Of them
shall attend. - provided by law. for the whole or part
OF the following Coupon Registered Bonds and
Stock Of the City Of NewYork bearing interest at three
and one-half cent per snnum. to wit: ..... ..
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financial.
PROPOSALS FOR
$16,046,50O. 20
31% Gold Bonds
City of New-York.

EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS. GUARDIANS. AND
OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE AUTHOR
lied BY AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE PASSED
MARCH H. 1882 TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS
AND STOCK. Isl
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by tho
Comptroller Of the City Of NewYork. at his ONCE. No.
$50 Broadway. In the City Of New-York until
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The committee formed for the protection OF the
interests OF the extension mortgage bondhoiuers
81 the Terre IIautc and Logansport railroad OF
which n Dale Benson * chairman. informs Dond.
holders that Il is important that the bonds shoud
he deposlted with Drexe e. Co. In Philadelphia
or the New-York Security and Trust company III
New-York without further delay.
I = Morgan a. Co. as reorganization MANAGERS
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
panv under the plar and agreement OF Decem-
her IL last rive motto" that all holders OF certil-
Gates of danoslt of securities included III the
Man vino have failed to make payment OF any
assessment and who shall not do so before NO
y.nber oi shall cease to be parties 10 the pan
and agreement and will without further notice
absolutely forfeit their securities with any part
~ the assessment paid Payments hereunder
may be made at the offices OF j. i. Morgan q Co.
Drcxel 4 Co. Philadelphia. or J. s Morgan x
ca London In addition TO the above. the
bankers heretofore named announce that up To
November % they will continue to receive de.
posits on payment OF the assessments IN fuli
with q per cent interest and penalty OF S2o per
81 600 general mortgage bond. first. second or
third preference income mortgage bonds; 81 per
share OF stock and 30 cents per $1,000 deferred
income bond After November % no further de-
posits will be received under the plan of reor-
ganzator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06

EONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds were $4,000 cou-
on Is OF 1925 at 100 and 81 900 registered As OF
oOI at 1854. Final quotations follow
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ro,a,, .... SIS o3i. 2GO s7i73Gi5oO ssi7.3Si AGO
The debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity Is St.6O1 .OIO. and the debt bearing n"
int rest Is $312. 1OO2i1. made NJ OF S']06sI.ol"
United states notes. S.,+.34I old demand notes
of 1861 and 1862 S1S41i3SO National bank
tIonal currency.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS. 2

10 shares Diamond Match Company .......... l3I,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06

AGGKEGATE OF DEBT - .
"''" Sent 20 1876. Oct n 1896
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Certificates ana Treasury
notes ois'' "Y vs." ~ 5G,s e,?o3 5Gi. 1923
. 81, ,.,, G, ~ os.oos S. Ts5. AZ $40
'""N'''' c.nt 10 '9J Oct III. aG
Gold coin and bullion. >lC2''lJl $i'''"-''''-
silver dollars ""fS an" '''' s10Cusr 5oo.05s.7io
Paper-F s. notes. "o'' " 1ss ossa7a isIGji.2s
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Bord. ln' ', r. ' aGs370 30+.y7
PAID a"a'' wy, 81 al r,,rr~nrv 2i9G2S LIZ. ,ds
Minor CONS ~ az
Deposits in National paiKs'''' '''',-'" -
.. ssioG4a772 $500 76.22i
' REMAND LIABILITIES -
,a. h''"''' ' $40 :,es 500 $50. jss 1870
Gold cerilnca'es.. ,,t ITG 5D4 1868. i63 5O+
silver "a 7iJOND
Certhchtes :" Irsu, l25 COi, $50 i23. 229 80
Fund for the rede"pohh % no,as DIG, s5l s773O7s
andng checks and drafs o., 81. $50
Disburshg 1892 $50
sG0e iss 3,7 Sc03 1903 400
Toths - a., Treasury so ca ~ s38GI622l
$4,000, Sa,l 4,j s.33 572 76l
Net cash baah0e''' 24i l5f.4S
,,oa. during October S'"'''''