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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-06-02
ORANGE CITIZENS WANT A
STATE CONVEN TON.
Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
RILLsBORO, N. O.,

Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
RILLsBORO, N. O.,
May 90, 1896
Having just read in your valuable
paper that the Executive Committee
will have the privilege and power Of
appointing delegates to represent the
patriots of North Carolina in the Ma
tional Convention at ST, Louis, has
put myself and all good PopuIiets to
thinking.
Now, Mr.. Editor, such practice is
against the teaching Of L. L Polk and
all Alliance doctrine. Yes, it Is against
the wishes Of myself and my friencs;
and let me say just here, the people il
Ghis-God's couLtry-want to say, in
convention, who they want to repre-
sent them, and they will do il!
Let ell Populists write their vie VS.
on this very important question
that we may see what they want.
This very Kind of action By Dam0
Gratis made us the true blGe members
OF the white winged party Of peace,
aud by the help OF an Allwjee Father
who doeth eli things well, we people Of
Orange county will not subm!t to any
such way of being represented.
Very truly,
D. TURNER,
a. J.. GORDON,
Chm Fv C0uo
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-06-02

Mr., Charles Brersch, the well known
French baker, has en- advertisement
1 n this issue. He has recently placed
steam appliances IN his bakery and no
one can do superior work. Those who
deal with him may expect gentlamanly
treatment and fair values for their
money
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-06-02
FOR AN EARLY CONVENTION.
Correspondence OF the Progressive Farmer.
CONCORD. n. O.,
Nav 96 1905

CONNOIO. ~ ~
May %, 1896.
The spirit Of your editorial, Dele
gates to So. Louis" is c0mmcndable,
and the suggestion that the people
should speak out concerning this mat
ter is timely. In this connection, per
nit mo to call TO the attention Of your
readers the words of cur National
Chairman OF the Peoples Party. Last
week Chairman Taubeneck sounded
the keynote to the compaign Of the
people whom he declared: Every Pop
ulist in the United States has q right to
express his opinion as to what the
platform should contain. He GIs0 has
q right to aUOrb and cote to select dele
gates whO iCiU represent his Uje1C8 in
the National Convention Any'hing
short Of this means to throttle free
thought and free speech Ours is dis
tinctively a party Of the people and as
such We cannot afford, under the plea
of economy, to neglect to stfoTd every
POpul:st voter and opportunity to ex
press his wishes n these matters that
50 greatly aff4c5 the future existence of
the Peoples party. Of course the
State Committee mean we'll, and il
goes without saying that delegates sc
lectad by appointment would be true
blue Popuil8t8, but, Mr.. Editor, let us
not est AbiI7h such g. dangerous prec9
dent. II will pave the way for usurp
alton and bOssism in our party and it
will be hurled in our teeth by the Dem
ocrats if we thus disregard our pro
LESSONS Of granting more power to the
common people in the control OF our
governmental affairs. L8t US bury tbs
dissensions that exist and looking our
common people fqIarely in the face,
let us stand shoulder to shoulder and
carry the banner Of Populism to vic
tory. United we stand, divided we
fall" Let US get close to the common
people and listen to their voice, in de-
Gliding upon questions Of party policy.
Each voter Is a sovereign and ne is not
a true Populist whip would willingly
deprive ven the hurnblest member of
his party Of the exercise Of any Of his
preroga5ives as a citizen and Peoples
party man. Therefore, I say to the
gentlemen of the State and District
Committees, beware how you tr fl ,
with the prero5atlves Of the rank and
file, lest yon make a mistake hat will
injGre our party by exposing US to the
criticism Of both the old parties, which
have not been guilty Of such disregard
Of the wishes Of the plain people. This
is a much more serious matter than
the question of fusion, because it strikes
at the vital essence CT our party, to-
wit, the faith of the plsin people in
our promise to restore to them a gov
ermont of the people, by the people
and for the people"
Respectfully,
MORRISON CALDWELL
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-06-02
RALEIGH ToBACCo MARKET,
Reported by ]. S. Meadows.
4 New Southern Journal.

Every number of the Southern Real Estate
GGzrtte, published monthly OF 12S Main street:
Norfolk, Va, cGntains much information o.
vaIu- to the prospective Southern investor. II
settled in the southern country. Every person
interested in Southern Investments or securities
or who is con- eInplating a visit South should
subscribe, the low price, % cents a year, placing
it IN easy reach Of all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
state Fair Notes
oiiN :. Ai.nEiioOf,
Special Agent

DALLAS, TEXAS, Sept. %.
The Texas State Fair aud Dallas tx.
position will open October TO- and close
October %, next. Preparations ior the
opening are now actively Ia pr gress,
and are bcing made on scale larger
than ever before. The grounds and
bu ldiug have been iemodled and i'm.
provements made in every quarter.
New features have be'n added TO
please every taste and fancy, and re-.
ports rom the state at large indicate
that the attendance will exceed that II
any previous year.
An attraction at the State Fair lha,
everybody will want 10 see and hear Is
the First Artillery Band OF the Mexican
army, which, by gracious conce- sion OF
President Diax, has been secured Tor
the morning and evening concerts at
music halt. This il the most famous
band In Mexico. aud one q tie gr,a'esl
bands in the word. IL was a rare pie q
Of luck on the part Of the fir manage
ment to be- able to engage H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
THE PAGEANT OF TmE EltA.
The Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers StnpendOus Con-
solIdated street Parades.

The Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers SthpendOus Con-
sOlIdated Street Parades.
If"A thing Of beauty Is a Joy forever"
one o. the grandesi and most sensa-
iional beauties mdst certainly should
attract unanimous attendance. and az
the united street parades Of the Great
Fortpaugh and Sells Brothers enor-
nous combined shows more than fill the
bill IN the latter respect. It may be az
snmed that their first appearance In
Bryan Tuesday, on the m lning Of Oct.
10 viii see assembled many thousands
OF spectators from everywhere within q
radius Of Gfty mile or more. and more
especially NJ the low excur,ion rates will
prove an additional inducement to come.
Each OF the big shows named has here
tofore gwen parade we'll worth seeing,
aud something oulsplendering al past
productions of the kind may be counted
on when their two parades are blended
in one huge march. with many signal
new attractions added There l. a host
and plethora q impressive and alluhng
sights, such a. the two biggest herds Of
biggest elephants, splendid mcnagerie
OF rare and savage Wild beasts In great
open aud performing dens, Cleopa,rA's
historically gorgeous barge d state,
hundr d. Of the finest horses ever har-
messed aud OH elegantly capansoned.
the biggest and co.iliest band chariot
ever known. more aud more elegantly
eoslumed people than were ever before
seen 10 an arcnic parade, ahuadred lay-
ishly decorated ohariols, cages and
fairy aud equipages, an A,lalie caravan
Of giant c.mels and Dr. med Tiss. aud an
almost incompatible wealth anil variety
II other fascinating displays.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

NEw York, Sept. 90.-The cotton
market opened steady At an advance Of
3 to points. Favorable a. Liverpool
and bullish crop accounts caused the
improvement. The market closed weak
Too much rain is reported in many SOC.
tons south. and especially in TOEAs
Reports from Memphis indicate frost
Liberal receipts helped weaken the mar
ket after opening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

tor, Mr.. J. b. Stevenson, has been oc-
eupied at odd times for FIVE years In
constructing aud perfecting II. Its
points Of superiority over other engines
consist In a center crank automatic oil.
ing device; the construction Of the
valves, rs before mentioned. for the
utilization u either steam or air, sd
the manner OF fastening the pulleys on
the shaft without key or set screw.
These advantages will be appreciated
at once by machinits aud they are a
striking evidence 4 the inventors skill
ability aud originality, In his special
line Of work. II 'swell known that be
Is equal to any demand which the pub
lie may make At his hands In meehani-
cal work Of any kind.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

Il IL Supposed Some 81 Her Assaui1ss.
MA the Deed

Il IL Supposed some 81 Her Assaultsrs
ma the Deed.
NEWPORT. Ark, Sept 9o.-The dead
body Of girl was recovered from the
river near Jacksonport abont two weeks
ago and her identity until yesterday
was a mystery. Since then officers have
been investigating and 10 has been
learned that she came from FormorA.
Van Buren, county, and Just before
election day she had 10 men ar.
rested for assault. When the case came
up her testimony was 80 horrible that
the officers doubted her statement and
discharged the prisoners. since the
finding Of the body evidence has bean
unearthed which reveals the truth Of
her story and shows that she was out.
ragged and afterwards Murdered BY some
Of the men whose arrest she had caused.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

Chas. n. Edge, dentist, Bryan, Tex
Sim Cooper is sick this week.
Dr. ]. NJ. soles was in town ye.ter.
day.
Tom Preston was in the city yeslcr.
day.
@. a. Brown went to Hearno yesier.
day.
DrF.M. Law wen, TO eiddIuss yes.
terday.
Rev. Joseph Peluar went 70 Dremonl
yesterday.
Henry PrinEel Of Kurlcn was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. 4. =. Downari returned q Cor.
aieana yesterday
Al. Presley Of Cooks point va la
town yesterday.
Bob Smith Of Little Georgia, was ia
The city yesterday.
K.R. Hooper Of College, called o.
the Eagle yesterday.
Ira GOoch has a store house 75xSl
FOR renteheap. 2G0
Mrs. Baker Of Planiersylllc, Is Witt
Ing Mrs. G. " Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs Luclen Polk have re-
turned 10 Louisiana.
Misses Fannie and Minnie Sea-,
were here shopping yesterday.
Mrs. ] +. Siaaori eiatued to Uvald,
yesterday after yi.it to Bryan friends
Consumption. LaGrippe. Pneumonia
and all throat and lung diseases ar
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by al
druggists
B. II. Knowles went to llcarnc yes
Wrday 10 attend the big barbecue then
today.
Mas Allie Saunders will leave toia,
for the North Texa' Female College a
sherman.
Policeman Joe Greelan was Iustlin,
the poll tax delinqyenis yesterday. II,
says they pay up slowly
Constipation causes more than hal
the Ills N women. Karrs Clover Roo
f. Tea Is plcacant cure FOR Consilpa ton
Sold by an druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
IIALIANs roo MucH pMpGo.
Their Reports of Disturbances In Bra
al AFs Vssy contradissoTy.

Their Reports % Disturbances In Bra-
al Are Vssy Contradictory.
NEW YoRK. Sept ao.-The HsrAld's
oorrssp0ndenttn Rio de JAneiro. Brazil.
telegrAphs that paper that sillor de
Martina. Italian commissioner accred.
tied 20 Brazil. has been interviewed by
Italian delegates from different parts Of
the repab.ie where disturbances have
oosarred. Their reports are said TO be
contradictory. owing 10 the varied po-
htioAi points Of view from which they
observe events. Tho Italians NJ Sac
PAnlo for instance. are divided into
monAEohiss. republican. socialist aud an.
Arohist factions.
The Hsrald's correspondent also tele-
graphs that cAblegrAms from Rome say
that Cardinal RampollA, papal secretary
Of state. has been ordered BY the pope
10 Admonish the editors Of the Clerical
Journal Apostolic for their systematic
cooperation 10 the Buenes Ayres gov.
eminent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
WEYLER,s eANKNoTEs.
Already at . Discount Despite the Cap
tain Generals Decree.

Already at . Discount Despite the Cap.
tain Generals Decree.
LONDON. Sept. 29.-rhe Times has q
letter from It's Havana correspondent
relative TO the forced currency issue In
Cuba, in the course Of which he says;
Both the customhouse and the Span.
ish bank itself refuse TO accept the
banknotes. II IL. therefore. ridiculous
20 hope that Captain General weyler's
DEGREES will maintain them at par"
The correspondent predicts that with.
In few months the banknotes viii be
at 30 per cent discount He says thai
the bitterness against the United States
in Cuba is constantly on the increase,
as It is seen that nothing stops the land.
ing OF flibustercrs.
The Times also has an editorial on
the Cuban situation, which says that
the letter from lie correspondent shows
that nothing has occurred 10 justify .
more cheerful view Of the situation.
Spain" adds The Times, lis inoApA.
bic apparently Of such resOlute and con.
tinuous efforts as are needed 10 recon.
quer the island"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
AN OLD CLAIM REVIVED.
IL Il Tor Lad 81 Paul IL on and Par,
o. Minneapolis.

-
81. PAUL, Sept. 90.-The Carver claim
10 the ate Of 81. Paul and a part Of Min.
neapolis. Il IL reported from Napoleon,
o.. viii be revived and pushed. Capt.
Jonathan Carver came 10 the north.
west in 1893, and lived fer a time in
what has since been known a. CArver's
cave. near the Indian mounds, whore
the Aborigines buried their dead. For
various services these Indians coded 10
him about 100 square miles Of territory
81 this point. Later. various concessions
Of land was made BY the Indians 10 tho
general government. bat no mention
was made In any Of the treaties OF this
land. 90 Il was considered an imperfec.
title. DIR. Carver. grandson Of tho old
pioneer, came here In is4s 10 settle the
claim. but congress would not recognize
him or his claim. The original doou.
mont ceding the land from the Indians
10 Captain Carver wrs for several years
kept 81 the state historical library a.
. curiosity, and was destroyed in the
state capitol Ere In 1881.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
lx.secRIrAaY WHITNEY MARRIED.
lie WEEDS Mrs. Randolph. who IL ~
Old Friend Of the Family.

lie WEEDS Mira Randolph. who IL a.
Old Friend Of the Family.
NEW YoRK. Sept William O.
O. Whitney, former secretary Of the
navy. was married today at noon
to Ms. Edith B. Randolph, widow Of
the lite eT. Captain Arthur Randolph Of
East Court. WILTSHIRE. Eng Mrs.
Randolph is an old friend Of the Whit.
ney family aud has been intimately
associated with them for the last 10
years. The wedding was strictly pn.
vate. not more than half . dozen Of
Mr.. whitey's most intimate friends
being present. None Of the relatives Of
the contracting parties were at Bar
Harbor TO witness the ceremony.
Mrs. RAndolph's late husband was .
captain in the Fifteenth HuEEaFs. com.
manly called the Queens own" She
was originally Miss Edith 8 May. and
is first cousin Of Herman Oelrichs, also
to Mrs. Coleman Jay Of this city. She
IL the mother Of two children. the old.
est 10 years Of age.
Mr. whitney's first wife was Mis-
Florence Payne. daughter Of the late
United States Senator Henry d. Payne
Of Ohio. who died two weeks ago
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
MOVED ON THE TROCHA
Rebel Troops Attack the En-
tire Western Line.
THE RESULT Is NOT STATED.

A Twain Carrying spanish Troops 20
the Trosha Also Fired Upon and sew
ernI Of the Troops wouRdsd--BandsrA
Routed by Government soldiers-Pa-
clieos BAdly Treated BY Insurgents.
HAVANA, Sept 2s.-PinAr Del Rio
Advices say that ON Sept 20 and 20. inst.
rebel troops attacked the western tro.
cha along the entire line. firing upon
almost every government fort between
Mariel and MAjanA.
A Havana train, carrying troops 10
the trocha, was fired upon by the in
surgents at a point between Las Csnas
and Alquizar. A sergeant and 10 pri.
Yates were wounded.
General Berna has gone 10 Pinar Del
Rio TO resume command In the field and
begin active operations.
The Spanish garrison In BAtabano re-
ports having raided a rebel position on
the coast near Rio. capturing the Cuer-
vos insurgents camp and ssizing horses,
cattle. arms, munitions and medicines.
The commAndant also captured 70 men
as being in the service Of tho hlibuster.
ers.
Cuervos, who retreAted 10 the inte-
rior at the head Of the remnant Of his
forces, has since been attacked and
routed by Spanish troops near San Mic.
Olas.
An important engagement occurred
at an old fort at veguitAs. whore Quin.
tin Danderas was entrenohed. A Span.
ish column under Colonel Lara attacked
him ON Sept. 20. After eight hour'
fighting Bandera was forced TO abandon
his position. which was Immediately
occupied by LAra's triumphant troops.
Several Acihcos were hanged or ma.
cheted by the rebels.
The village Of San Miguel Del PAdron,
just beyond GuAnAbacoa, on the road
from Havana to Guinea, was raided
and burned by insurgents. Stores and
houses were robbed and the churches
destroyed.
Many pacihcos, men. women and chill
dren, who had been stripped Of then
clothes or driven out Of doors into
the rain and storm In their night
clothes, have reached GuAnabacoA, seek
ing refuge.
The rebels seized and burned Span
ish commissary near QuemAda de GuineI
containing, besides food and munitions
large quantity Of grain and forage In
tended for the government cavalry.
The warship Reina Cris.ina was free
upon by the rebels intrenohed In stronI
positions ON the coast near PuntA Guano
Tho gunboat returned the FIRE will
shells, scattering the enemy In confu
sion.
The bank bills issued BY the Spanisl
bank are now at 20 per cent discount.
The steamer Bazan has arrived, hAv
ing on board 90 officers and 2i40 soldiers
reinforcoments for the campaign.
The insurgents have burned III
houses on the plantation Of AArmen Il
MatanzAs.
Sunday night there was firing upO
nearly all Of the forts on the Mari'
trocha, but without effect.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President
". J. BRYAN, Of Nebraska.
For Nicc.Prcsident
ARTHUR SEwALI., Of Maine.
For Governor
c. A. CULRERS0N.
For Lieutenant Governor
GEORGE +. JESTER.
For Attorney General
NJ. NJ. CRANE.
For Land Commissioner
Al. BAKER
For Comptroller
r. W. FINLEY.
For Treasurer
W. d. WORKMAN.
For State Superintendent
j. NJ. CARLISLE.
For Railroad Commissioners
JOHN II. REAGAN.
ALLISON MAYFlELD.
l.. J. STORY.
For Chief Justice Of Court OF Civil
Appeals--First District
c. C GARRETT.
For State Senator
JOHN A. WAYLAND.
For Distric Judge
". G. TALlAFERR0.
For District Attorney
&c SCOTT.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
DIXIE LAND.
Little Folks Theatre Party
Given by Master Louis
Mike.

The popular commedians, Mcln-
tyre and Heath, with "the Little sun.
BEAM" Lizzie Evans, appeared at the
opera house last night with very good
support In Dixie Land, and were well
received. They play affords an oppar-
iuni,y for the introduction Of numer.
Gus specialties aud Is essentially south
ern and full oiintcrest which Is in.
creased by ,pecial scenery. The well
known commediaus and the clever aud
vlvacious soubroiie make team that
Is hard 10 beat.
But the brightest aud best Of the
evening was the theatre party given by
Master Louis Mike to his little friends
In honor of his tenth birthday. lnyi.
talions we're sent ont a week ago and
the little folks have been on the uploe
ofexpectancy ever since. Last nigh,
they assembled at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John b. Mike, numbering forty or
fifty girls aud boys, ats O'Clock and
were royalty entertained until S, dainty
Refreshments being served. AZ this
hour the gay company repaired TO the
opera house aud occupied the three
front rows Of seats In the middle Sec
ton. where they Immediately attracted
neral and admitting attention, diyid'
ing honors at all times with the play
ers, and to say they enjoyed the show
does not half express the huge time
they had. After the pay the younG
host sent each Of his guests home with
many a merry good night to dream Of
birthdays and shows aud wish Master
Louis many happy returns
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept. as.-ArthuF J.
King, executive head Of the firm Of r.
@. Dun & Co. died yesterday a. hi,
home in Bloomfield. N. j., aged 70
years. He had been connected with the
Arm Of r. q. Dun & %. for ~ yea
entering tho employ Of the New YOEk
Office a. clerk. From here he was sent
TO Cleveland and st. Louis. leaving The
latter place In 1883 TO return 10 the New
York office. Since 1881 he has been I
member Of the firm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

Miss Hollis arrived yesterday from
the eat and has assumed charge Of n.
Bonnevilie's millinery department.
rrof J. H. Connell has gone to Be-
Vile 81 Wilt the cub experiment station
a. that point The station il 10 a very
prosperous condition and doing some
splendid work.
The As,in ca.e vas taken up yester.
day, and a jury secured from the .pecial
yenife summoned early In the morning
The bilan,e % the day was taken up
with the examination Of witnesses
Ask your physician. your druggist
and your friends about Shlloh's Cure
Tor Consumption. They will recon.
mend Il. Sold bv all druggists.
Ga aud after October ], We will not
deliver ice except m quantities Of 20
pounds or over.
POI JNo. ". LAWRENCE x Co.
thousands OF cases Of Consumption,
Asthma. Coughs, Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. Sold
hy all druggists
Artists best canvass, stretched, at50c
O yatd 40 j.. J. Fountains. 2G6
First-clas dresmpking by Mrs. Proc.
tor who hai secured the services of
Mrs. Rogers. 266
karrs Glover Root Tea purlles the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists
( John NJ Caldwell, tie jeweller and
watch maker, wants your watch and
clock pairing. Satisfaction guaran.
tee pa
Karls Glover Root Tea Is a sure
cure Tor Headache and nervous dis
eases Nothing relieves 80 quickly
sold 10y an druggists.
Real the press notices OF the Hemp.
bin quarlettc which appears at the
opera house Thursday night. They
have The reputation OF Splendid must
clans aud viii give the public greal
treat ia vocal mus c. Aside from thin
the entertainment Is given under Ia,
auspices Of the Bryan EpwOrth Leagu,
and the proceeds will be devoted &,
local charities IN which all should Zee
a common and benevolent interest.
The Dcnison Daily Herald says A
the State E'ocutionisls Convention
Prof P.ner's Before Day on the Farm
80 delighted bis audience that he Ia,
10 respond With an encore. lie is
iayoiic in Donison, and when he favor
an audience with a selection II Is sur
20 be something fr.t class. This a,
traction will appear here Thursda,
night under the auspices Of The Ep
worth League.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
NEW MODEL ENGINE. :.
The Work of MIR j. u. steven.
son of Bryan.

For those who have aliklng Tor beau.
uful machinery there is a treat In store
at Mr.. A. y. Cars hardware house.
In the big show window may be seen
a delicate piece OF mechanism which
in some points surpasses anything Of
the kind before perfected by inventive
genius.
It's best described as a p horse
power double marine engine with val.
yes 70 arranged "a TO work equal y veil
with compressed air OF stem. The
cylinders are two inches In diameter
and have two inch stroke, running at
speed Of 900 revolutions Ter minute
with leo pounds pressure. There are
nine different metals used In ne con.
tn cii,n OF this e. sine. ald the lave,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
BIG DEED or TRUST.
II Il Filled BY the Frisco 70 secure
$4,000 In nonds.

IL IL FILED BY the Frisco % secure
$4,000 In nonds.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-The st. Louis
and San Francisco Railway company
has fled for record In the Office Of the
recorder q deed Of trust 10 secure the
payment Of bonds 20 the amount Of CO..
900, 900.
The trustees named in the list are the
Mercantile Trust company Of New York
and PAschAl p. Carr, and the bonds are
to be known a. consolidated mortgage
bonds. carrying interest at per cent
and payable principle and interest in
gold coin II the United States Of or
equal 10 the present standard In weight
and anenes The bonds are to be co..
900 In number. each Of the denominA.
ton Of elOOO and TO run 100 years from
the year 1894.