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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
NAYAL CHANGES.
officers Transferred From One Vessel to
Another.

Officers Transferred From One Tessel to
Another.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3.-Assist-
ant Surgeon r. S. Brakeman has been de.
tached from the Vermont and ordered to
the Boston.
Surgeon 6. 2. Lumsden has been de-
tached from the Yorktown, ordered home
and granted three weeks leave.
Assistant Surgeon w. NJ. Wheeler has
been detached from the Franklin and
ordered to the Naval Hospital, Mare ISL
and, Cal.
Assistant Surgeon A. Fahrenholt has
been detached from the Mare Island Hos.
pjtal and ordered to the Oregon.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. Roth
ganger has been detached from the Ore.
gon and ordered 10 the Paterson.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. M. Ken
nedy has been detached from the Pater-
son, ordered home and granted three
months leave.
Assistant Surgeon S. B. Palmer has been
detached from the naval laboratory, New
York, aud ordered to the Vermont. Chap
lain S. B. Boorom has been detached from,
the Constellation and ordered to the
Washington navy-yard.
Chaplain w. o. Holway has been de-
tached from the Washington navy-yard
and ordered to the Constellation.
Assistant Engineer j. r. Patton has
been ordered to steel inspection duty at
Munhall, Pa.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
Los AAGEhEs rRAeEDY.
John rthetn.an Fatrtt0 Shoots III
Wifi and Escapes.

John Bdrth etn,an Fatru0 Shoots Hts
UiTe and Escapes
e. LOS ANGELES, CAL. Nov 3.-Mrs.
Mabel Barthelman was fatally shot by her
husband, John B. Barthelman. this even
ing at 6:30 o'clock. She had been sepa-
rated from him for some mon tbs, and had
the custody OF their four-year-old daughter.
In company with Miss Agnes Lord she
was returning home from work, and got
off car on Lucas street. Bar:helman
jun ned off the same car and followed
them to her front yard, on Emerald street.
and began saying he was going to have
the child. She replied no, and he drew u
revolver and shot her over the left eye, in
the right arm and breast. He escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04

Partial returns from all over the State
Indicate that the Republicans have Sc
cured five out of the seven Congressman.
DE Vries, in the Second District, and Ma
guir', in the Fourth, are all that will fall
to the lot of Democracy, although Barlow,
in the Sixth, is giving McLachlan hard
fight.
Early this morning the election of Nc
Lachlan was confidently claimed by the
Republican State Central Com mittee.
In the FRS; District Barham r. is we'll
IN the lead, although less than one-fifth
the votes have been counted. He has a
majority over Cutler, the Democratic as.
'pirant, of 98S.
d. Monteith, The Populist, was meagerIy
supported, having received but 172 of the
5000 votes canvassed. Barham's plurality
in 1894, when he defeated Geary, was 1881.
DE Vries D., in the Second District
leads Johnson r. by 1870. with less than
one-third of the votes counted. In 1894
Johnson defeated Caminetti, his plurality
being 1910.
Hilborn, in the Third, holds Warren B.
English safe with a majority of almost
2000, and almost half the returns in.
In the Fourth, Mcguire will certainly
defeat O'Bren, be, with half the count
completed, leading by nearly 1000
Congressman Loud is having an easy
time defeating Kelly and Kinne in the
Fifth. Kelly has so far poled 100 more
votes than kinne, and Loud about as
many as both Of his opponents.
The Sixth is the only district in which
the result is in doubt. Barlow, the fusion
candidate, leads McLachlan 223 votes,
with only about fourth of the returns in
Later advices received show that the
Republican nominee is gaining on his
opponent, but both sides CLAIM the victory
In the Seventh Bowers r. leads Castle
f. by 225, with two-thirds of the votes yet
10 be counted.
Latest returns from the Fifth District
are, Loud (R.) 6067, Kelly (D.) 1856.
In be Fourth District Mcguire ID has
16,379, O'Brien (R) 1888.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
VILLAGE MINERS FATE
Thomas Corlett Is Blown tc
Atoms by Mysterious
Explosion.
Evident y Accident l, as the U for u.
nate Man Kept Dynamite in
His Cabin.

WALLACE, IDAHO, Nov. 3.-At Burke,
Idaho, in a cabin near the lower end OF
the town, dynamite explosion occurred
yesterday, resulting in one death, Thomas
Corlett being blown into small fragments
When the men rushed into the cabin, at
tracted by the sound of the explosion, q
horrible sight greeted them. The body and
legs OF Corlett lay near a window, while
small pieces of human flesh were strewn
all over the inside of the wrecked building
Coroner Harrington held an inquest, but
the cause of the explosion was complete
mystery. No reason for suicide being
known, it is supposed to have been acci.
dental, as Corett was known to keep giant
powder in the cabin. Evidently he was
standing near window not far from the
powder when the explosion occurred, the
body being worse mutilated than the
building or furniture
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
, Held Up and Robeea at Albany. Or.

ALBANY, Or, Nov. 3.-August Kroe-
schel, a grocer, was held up by two men
one and half miles north of Albany,
while on his way to pay off a debt, and
S1Ol5 in gold taken. It occurred at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. A posse is in
pursuit of the robbers, but as yet tn ere is
no trace of them.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
INCENDIARIsM At PAsADENA:
'Chfnese Laundry Burned and One or
fb- I.,.,,uf,. KfIIed.

'Chfnese Laundry Burned and One or
the Inmates Killed.
PASADENA, CAL, Nov. GA Chinese
laundry was burned at an early hour this
morning. Nine Cinnamon were sleeping
In an upper room and escaped by Jump
Ing from the windows. The first man
who jumped did not get out OF the way
\and was jumped upon by five others and
Crushed to death. A Coroner's inquest
was held this afternoon. His back and
skull were broken and verdict was rem
dered In accordance with the facts. The
nre was incendiary spite work by Chinese.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
Arrr.ted for Ill-oai Fotino.

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Nov. 3.-Frank
White and George Rice were arrested this
morning for illegal voting, neither living
at the place sworn to by them.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
PEACE REIGNs Ar4 PALo ALao.
Giee and Mandolin Clubs HfU Make
Their Aortlern Tour.

Giee and M0ndoi" Clubs VIII Make
Their Northern Tour.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL. Nov.
3.-The glee and mandolin clubs have at
last agreed to the last offer of the execu-
tive committee, which will permit them
to take their northern tour during the
holidays on depositing with the Student
Body treasurer their indiv dual promis-
sory notes for S25 each 10 cover any pos
sible deficit. This practically puts an end
to the trouble which has been going on
for some weeks, and which threatened at
one time to remove the clubs from the
control of the students. The question OF
withdrawal may come up after Thanks
giving, but its chance OF passage Will be
extremely slim
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04

plurality 1870. Total Prohibition vote, s66.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
q. b. Thomps0n, a Lending Merchant,
Wayiaid by Thieres.

SAN RAFAEL. CAL, Nov. "a. B.
Thompson, leading dry-goods merchant
of this city, was sandbagged on his way to
his west side residence about o'clock
this evening by two men. Two young
men went to his assistance and drove
away the assailsnts before they could pro-
cure the money he had with him. Mr..
Thompson is feeble and crippled man.
The officers think they know the thieves.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
Result of the Vote for Senate
and Assembly Show Re-
publicans Lead.
Tables Showing the Candidates That
Were Ahead in the c unit at
the Latest Hour.

The latest returns received up to
an early hour this morning indicate
a tolerably close result in the State Legis-
lature, with the Republicans in the lead:
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
REPUBL L|CANS ELECT
FIVE CONGR{SSMEN
Only Mcguire and De Vries
Left to the Demo
Gratis.
Fusionists Claim Barlow Has a
Chance to Defeat Nc.
Lach an.
SIXTH DISTRICT VERY CLOsF,
.Barham, Hi THORN, Loud and Bowers
Are Sure of Election as
SIXTH DISTRICT VERY CLosF
.Barham, Hilborn, Loud and Bowers
Are Sure of Election as
Representatives.

Probable ngressionaI Result:
First District. Barham, K.
Second Dis rict. De Vries, ID.
Third District, Hilborn, II.
Fourth District, Mcguire, ID.
Fifth District, Loud. II.
. Sixth District, McLachlau, X.
Seventh District, Bowers, K.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-03
Captain Dodge Entertained.

The dinner given at the Airing
ton on Saturday evening in honor
of the return of Captain f. s.
Dodge by the Sharpshooters was a
very enjoyable affair, about thirty
of the members and few invited
guests being present. Commission
er Marsden presided, and after
discussing the various good things
provided by that most excellent
caterer, Thomas E. Krouse, adj
dressed the assembly in his usual
happy style and proposed a toast
to their new captain. Captain
Dodge responded, giving an ac-
count Of his recent tour and prais-
ing the National Guard of Hs-
wall
Other toasts during the evening
were "The National Guard" res
ponded to by Colonel Mclean
and "The Republic of Hawaii" by
Senator McCandless. Remarks
were also made by DIR. Emerson,
Captain E. o. White, Prof. Hos
mer, Lieutenant Wall and Messrs.
Scott, Towse, Harrington and
others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-03
wedding at EVA Plantation.

On Saturday evening last Mr.
Thos. O'Dowda, sugar-boiler al
Eva Plantation, was united in the
bonds of matrimony to Miss Lulu
Borba. This being the first event
of the kind in the history of the
plantation and both parties being
esteemed members of the COM
munity, all hands joined heartily
in its celebration, and the happy
pair were the recipients OF many
valuable presents, both useful and
ornamental. Through the kind
ness OF the manager the planta-
ton train conveyed the party to
the lower camp and the ceremony
was performed by Father Hermann
in the old Catholic church, soon
to be replaced by new structure
at the Mill site. At its conclusion
hearty congratulations were show
cred upon the happy couple and
an adjournment was made to the
Recreation Hall near the Mill
where, with dancing, light re-
freshment, ETC., all made merry
till the midnight hour.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-03
REPUTATION,

"A Source of Satisfaction.
When a piano is not being
played upon it is in use
nevertheless. fyou doubt
this statement attempt to
completely furnish your
parlor without a piano, and
note the result Then every
acquaintance naturally as
sociates you with your
piano. Let it be one that
you may well be proud of.
lie it is a Fischer Piano, you
can feel that it is beyond
criticism-its reputation is
more than local-the Fisch-
er is known North, South,
East, West, and in every
land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-03

$4,000 in U,
There are $4,000 Fischer
Pianos in use. In order to
fully appreciate this marvel
Gus fact it is only necessary
to know that an ordinary
piano manufacturer may
point proudly to a record of
10000 pianos sold. 1t is
wonderful-an unparalleled
popular indorsement-this
record of $4,000!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-03

Island jewelry is very popular
for souvenirs. 1t is manufactured
to order at III. G. Biart's, on Fort
street. Gold wire names made
while you wait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.


~ For La Cuayra Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
rs. VENEZt' Ella. Saturday November y! ! q
SIS PIIIIADEI.PIlIA. Tuesday. November "A. p M
IS CARACAS. Thursday p.ssmser = .. m
FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST. THOMAS
SIS CT-RACAO........... Saturday. November ?s D. m
These American built expressly for the trade
have superor accommoda tons for passengers
~ ' BOI'LTON. BLISS 4 DALJsETT.
General Managers. I35 Front-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
-, oc,xn pRIcEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Monday. November 0--p. m.

g.. v,roof NJ the changed conditions
All as.rent world, as resulting from the
.,.a,,or Of Mr. Mckinley, was '"o '''' o.,
e'ec''o' .h. c,tv bond offerings, proposals ior
,vors opened to-day. Never before ~ 80.
",..orv NJ the city have there pee" 81 man. -,
'.S,,,sd for city securities. The pr'ce' '""
49,, .r,ous bidders on the average DIV"
S,,..,,, New-York City BONDS are oi"''.
TO-, orx,ous investors are 70 conio INV .,.,,
.s..,,ant market. Idle funds ana "'o"e' 49,.
w.. ,.en locked up and hoaroed lot 'o''s ."
:. coming into the channels Oh ""'.
go Investment field with cohhoeh.. .,.aro.
turn Of National prosperity VIM 10
ie..'. industrial forces OF the country are De
tha' '"e "a into activity multpies daily. The
ihs -. .rarket to-day again presented scene
se''' and advancing values In the race Oh
Vi 49," =. NV local and London traders Inc
rea"1s T.. ,r,ces here has been more rapid thah
a"' =. rordon. afYording opportunities lor co".
.,,. nrof,ts by the foreigners ana 'he 'oo"'
element has exhibited strong dispos'-
u" .ote its profits at short Intervals. wh'ch
''o'. ,reouent reactions. as instanced at times
80, outsiders are waiting for such reac''ohs'
.,a the absorbing power OF tne inaIke. On al.
a am is such that reactiohs III prices are oI
realizihs nj stocks which have long been Idle
little Icing traded In: dealings In fractional
are ne IT, features Of the market ana the inquiry
iots r',n,sson house clients 10 strong and prom
S sns In ws si T sa
active to-uay, 90 In Atchison Reading and North
strongly o; mc issues. Southern Railway first Is.
ern Ia pacific second incomes. and Colorado
Midland 10 In steriing exchange had no ma
An a er,sc, upon the stock market, for It was
teriai err, mt that the exchange market reflected
conuitioc tive demand for exchange IN connec-
was an maturing sterling loans. while to,days
tion w scent selling OF securities by aroitrase
houses also narcitv Of bills and easier money
temporary '.unscent reasons for higher sterling
for demand The scarcity o. de 9s i and
Counted the recent nsra af the farmers to
nv : disposition on the part " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales OF Government bonds were $4,000
pom Is Of 1920 at 10. $500 registered Is OF 1907
at lo9 $1,000 do at 1OS7s. $1,000 coupon Is OF
l3"' at lT"s. $4,000 do at lU9i. Final quota
tions follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

noid back their produce for higher prices. At
tne ciose the exchange market was trif1e easier
hock Island and Western Union both received
increased attention to-day. while many OF the
s.ocks, not generally so active as these two,
gave evidence OF additional popularity Hook
ing Valley, Ontario and Western. Consolidated
Gas Union Pacific, Wheeling and Lake Erie:
anu WABASH preferred were of the ast-named
CLASS and General Electric, which has shown
comparatively little activity of late. gave indi-
cations to-day OF staying in popular favor along
WIN the rest of od-time favorites. Western
Union, Manhattan. Northern Pacific preferred.
Southern Railway preferred. United States Rub
per, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and 81.
Louis made the chief gains among the active
shares at per cent and above, Manhattan
gaming ~ per cent and Northern Pacific pre-
Ierred IA per cent. The Industrials gen.
orally higher. Chicago Gas being an exception.
owing TO heavy profit sales. The close was
strong and near the best prices Of the day. The
only noteworthy weak feature Bay State
Gas, al a net loss OF 3 per cent.
closing prices for a number Of active stocks,
compared with the final figures Of Saturday,
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
Auttion Sales financial.
LOTS MESIER. AuctfOncer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE


BY ADRIAN II. MULLER n son.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18TH.
At 1890 o'clock the New York Real Estate saiesroom
III Broadway.
by order Of Executors.
$1,000 Afchison Pixies Peak Il. r. Gent. Braach L. -
ist Mtge. 81 Gold 3D.. 1893.
(iIy order Of Administrator
Cert. Membership y. Y. Produce Exchange
tFor account of whom II may conceih)
Warehouse receipts for - barrels James F. Pepper CO.'S
bourbon whisky. made April. ls'3
do ~ bills. May. 1893
do 100 bbls.. Febry. 1892
do - bbs rye. Fehr'y. 1892
do 30 bbls do Mch.. l-'2
DO ~ bbs do. Febr'y 1913.
30 shs. Diamond Match Co hiypdD.
100 she. New York Biscuit Co dypdo.
- shs. American Surety Co.
100 Diamond Match HyTdD.
200 shs New York Biscuit Co. tHypd.).
100 shs. New York Biscuit Co tHypd).
~ shs. Diamond Match co. Ilypi).
80 sils. Continental NATL Bank.
shs. Clinton Bank.
10 shs. Real Estate Fychg * Auction Room LII
81 shs. Newman NATL Bank. Newman. Ga ttyph).
iS5 sh-. LIST NATL Bank. NEWMAN Ga. Hivpdl
lO5 shs. West View Cemetery Co.. Atlanta. ga 'iypd)
20 shs. West View Floral Co.. Atlanta. Ga. tiypd.l
$50 shs Eagle & Phcnix Manfg Co.. tolunDus ia
niypd). ,
Receipts OF IN. Easie & Phcnx Man'rg Co.. Columbus.
Ga. for 1000 bales Of cotton said to be IN us
warehouses cHypd)
70 chs. NATL Butchers & provers' Bank.
$2O, ono State OF Virginia So Deferred Cerfs.
sls. Adirondack League Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
une received at their Uptown ONCE No Lap Broad
way "a door north OF 3ist-st. until o'clock M ad
y,rtsemens received the following branch Offices at
regular ofice rates until o'clock D. m; VIZ 2St sth-
23d 1852 6th-ave cor 12t-st.: Aylcy's.
Gh-ave and iith-st ii2 Columbus near West 68th-
ST. 100 West l2dst. near 6thaye OF East l4th-st 23'
West 4od-st 7th and Sth $50 East 18th
ST. 1855 saave; betSser 10th and IIs o s,s ic2S e.
ave. near 4lsts, Sst ad,sye 2io BIsecker,s IT. go
ave- 2oe2 sd-ave; 05 Amsterdam-ave: so2 West +cdst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

. vvERTisEkfENTs and subscriptions 10. Tbs Tro-
A uns received at their Uptown once No i2'2 Broad
~sv Of 3is-st.. until O'Clock D. M ao-
r.,,sements received following branch o1css Of
regular ONCE rates until o'clock D. m VIA ~ sth-
s,h-aye and i<ths I42 Colpmbuseve near West ooth-
- 100 West lcd-st. near Or ave: " East l<th-@..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
UNION PACIFIC DENVER AND GULF
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Nov. o. 4 D. n-Consols 1i0% for money. and
IGa. for the account Canadian Pacific cog. Erie H.,
Ere hrS preferred. 304; Illinois Central. WA; Mexican
ordinary. 2lh: ST. Paul common. SIS; New YORK ZEN
trai .@4 pennsylvania. 5'4: Reading l8 Mexican Zen
trail cent bonds. TO- Louisville and Nashville o5s
Atchison common 1874.
43O p. m.-The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
OF England on balance oday is f3Oo Paris advices
quote o2 francs O., ccntines ior IN"
account and exchange London al - francs Il cen
times for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

r., os,xc ppIcEs OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago November v. 1903.
. ro..v SATURDAY. To-day.
oa,u III All, In. Packing Co. p ~
Am sraw -, * IL pref ~ -
Brew Mai' w. ~ rs Nil a. Chic II Co.. - T.
90 PTci T, 20 20 Gsil do pref ~ ~
chic city ~ 3sx chic s, X r.. go 2S2
Ch PKG a. + 20 90 90 &c streets W q G l.. l4as ~.
do pref ,,S "a ~ chic ST X. 1914 .s''1
Diamond Ma,cn' 'S9s. 2is Lake 81 T. ctfs.. 1874 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
WILSON 4 WELLES,
Al xVuII gfreet

BUY AND SELL
Mergcnthmier Linotype Co. stock,
T,tir Guarantee 4 Trust Go. stock,
Bond x Mtge. Guarantee 60. stock.
standard OIL Co. stock,
And all securities dealt ia on Ne~-fork
stock Exchange for cash or Oh margin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
financial.
REORGANIZATION OF
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
AND
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.
Under Plan and Agreement Dated
December II. 1895.

% WALL STREET NEW YORK.
November 0. 1896.
Notice hereby given all holders OF certificates OF
deposit OF First. Second Third Preference Income
bonds Deferred bonds Stock OF the Phlade-
pha Reading Railroad Company. under the said Plan
and Agree who failed to make payment OF any
payable heretofore called under faid Pian
and who shall not before November 49, 1896 make pay
~ all such due hereunder together
with six per cent Interest upon the amount thereof from
the several dates when such we're due ana
paytble). and a further equal to one-quarter
upon par value of such bonds or stock de-
posted. Will. upon November &C. 1895. without further
notice action to be parties TO the said Plan
ard Agreement be entitled to benefit there
under the securities deposited assessments PAID
and will without right OF redemption absolutely forfeit
their bonds stock deposited together with any part
OF the assessments paid In such the Managers
sell such bonds deposited and all right In
the cash Heretofore paid Thereof. or the new
securities which be issued respect thereof to any
purchaser paying such Managers may de-
OF the requirements carrying the said Plan and as
reserve for the OF the New Company In the DIS
creton Of the Managers.
Payments hereunder may be made at Office. rs
above. at the Office Of Drexel & Co.. Fifth and
Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia OF J. s. Morgan Co..
London.
y. II. MORGAN & CO.,
Reorganization Managers Philadelphia Reading Rail-
road Company. under said Plan and Agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
financial.
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co,

UIeg0l kdIIWdy u NdVlgdIOD C0.
TO THE HOLDERS or CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT OF THE NEw-YORk SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY. THE UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK AND THE
STATE TRUST COMPANY. REPRESENTING
RESPECTIVELY CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
BONDS. COLLATERAL Trust MORTGAGE
BONDS AND STOCK OF THE OREGON RAIL-
WAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN that on and after
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2:,. 1890. the NETWORK
SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. 40. 10 WALL
STREET NEW YORK CITY. viii. presentation 10
IL II the certificates deposit above mentioned deliver
holders thereof In exchange therefor the consoi-
dated Mortgage Bonds Of The orcgn Railroad and NaVi
CATION Company Stock Trust Certificates Of the
Central Trust Company 81 New-York representing.
spec,iycy Preferred and Common Stock Of The Oregon
Railroad and Company to which such holders
may be- respectively. entitled under the provisions 81 the
Plan Il Reorganization. dated September q. lso and
amended February 2. 1890.
Holders II certificates II deposit who may be entitled
to receive bonds less than $1,000 or TO re-
covs representing preferred or common STOCK
IN amounts less than share. may At their election
either scrip representing such fractional amounts
o., nds or certificates buy sell fractional amounts
o, ,oras or certificates sufficient snile them N
81 90 bond or 20 a representing full share
%, stock AZ prices which will be fixed from time 10 TINE
by H.. General Reorganization Committee. the Ne"-io@
security and Trus, Company acting as the agent Of the
for the purpose ~ making sueh SAFES u pu'
Arrangem.nis have been made with The oregon Ran
rad and Navigation Company whereby the Nr"-iorN
Security and Trust Company viii. II the time 81 deh'
err Of tho new consolidated mortgage bonds also on
,r...ntation pay coupon due thereon on December
/. i-,".
For the purpose Of determination OF the secu's 10
which the hoid,r, Of certificates Of deposit may De
entitled and II PREPARATION u such securities VIII
Ice necessary that eiapsc between 'he deposit
3d., N. certificate 81 dep sit with the Ne~hofk security
,, T-u., Company and delivery o: the nrF secuF
,,.. and said Trs, Company Will therefore Issue 'e'
,,rary f,c.ips for certificates ~ deposit I" ~ "
ma,ely exchanged for the securities
hated NEW.YORk November .. 1896.
ALFRED =. UEIDEIDACH.
Chairman.
W. J.. ~ LII.
GEORGE COPPELL.
CHARLES y. FAIRCHiLD.
ARNOLD MARCUS.
JOHN Crosby BROWN
A. A. n. nOIssENAIN.
HENRY u. REED
G.r-faI Reorganization Committee
,.,,rs c1oATE A. nEAMAN Counsel.
HOWARD c. TRACY. Secretary,
Is Wall 81. Nsw-York CITY