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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
OTHERS
Hall Convicted In Three
More Gases.
HE WAS INDICTED ron VIOLATING
LANCASTER LOCAL OPTION
GIVEN SIXTY DAYS.
FINES AGGREGATiSG EIGHTY FIVE
DOLLARS ALSO IMPOSED.
j. w. uunticy Wants New Hearing
Before Higher Tribunal.
GIVEN SIXTY DAYS.
FINES AGGREGATISG EIGHTY FIVE
DOLLARS ALSO IMPOSED.

shepley 5. Hall, the Lancaster local
option law vlolUtor, again held the
boards In the county court yesterday.
he being tried on three more cases, lie
was 2ound guilty on all thrce charges,
aud hts aggregate punishment was
assessed NJ sixty days In the county
jail and fines amounting to ssh, There
were seven indictments against Hall
OF these he was convicted In I'VE cases,
acquitted In one and the other was
continued
Judge Clints appeal docket shows
that J. W. huntlcS convicted on two
charges Of forgery wants hearing be-
fore a higher tribunal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
TABLE TALK.

Texans in town; u. Chisholm, John
McMorfis y. w. Crany, Terrell. ]. NJ.
Perry. O. \ Leake, Fort Worth; q,
WI Ballard. Denton; Glover Earlen and
Hocum. Houston; W. D. Worsham and
wife, Henrietta: II. H. Thomas. Waco.
Nolney llnll, Marshnlli Paul Shortridge,
Gainesville; J. G. Douglas, Forney
John w, Buster wcatherford; l., O.
Robertson. Gainesvlllc A. f.fron,
MeNia; J. II, Cough. Mckinney. II, u.
George, Houston; $ J, Wnrtelsly. En-
mis-. w II, Braswcll. Ennis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
TENDER RECEPTION
TO THE VISITING CAPITALISTS AND
THEIR LADIES.
The Oriental Hotel n Scene of Gniety
and Cordial sociabiIity-A Deli
cate COLLATION..

Mr. and Mrs, q. W. Foster rendered
reception last evening from $50 10
1880 Ia the parlors OF the Oriental IN
honor of the whiting capitalists from
New England and their ladies'. Tho
quests Of honor were Mr. Levi SprnTug
nf Lowell Masa, president ~ Ne
Southern Telephone comppny; Mr..
Charles j. Gllddcn OF Lowcl. treasurer
OF the same company anu Wiffi
MeastB ASA G. Russell and Francis
Jewett. OF Lowell; 1r. and Mrs. tpr-
vcy a. willing, OF wilton, N nj
Measrs Wesley a. Cove and @ s.
Tuckermnn OF Boston. Mrs Foster
was asglsied In receiving tho inNiiei
company by Mrs. Geo. II. Turner, Mrs.
Russell Myriok and Migs Tina Mcleod,
Tho fnll and ample capacity OF tho
splendid hostclfy was utilized for the
entertainment az the WucNfs aad the
corridors and p9florB were resonant
with pniety aud cordial soclnbility
throughout The evening, At 1880
delicate collation. was served In the
laoios' ordinary. Covers were laid for
sIxty people. Among those present
were McSsrs. ana Mesdamcs Russell
Myrick. ., l. Munger. Geo X. Meyer.
J, r. Trezevant, A. Johnston. John
sookhursi; Geo. II. Green, r. l.. Law
son. Curtis =. Smith, u. H. Borec. John
a. Pope, Charles II, Buddy. Phillip San
ger. w, IL. LsWls' Jhnhf enu sirA. an
son. ilairey, Or. and Mrs, u. w. Allen,
Judge and Mrs. Edw8rd Gray, Dr. and
MIg. IT, w. wandles,. Mesdames q. II.
TUNER. John II. Shelly, Bessie Iiar-
groayes. a. v. Lane. Horace Myrlok.
Mcleod. j. c. McNelius; Mlfacs Mo-
Ieod. Allen OK chlcnfo; Biruham.
Bookharst, spnulding. Messrr. u. y
Adams, j. c. Oconnor. \. T. Steero, T.
w Mllbnrn, H. r. Tune. Judge Me-
I.nyrin, Captain WOsebcrafL Reeves
Faurht, 7. w. scollurd Tho sur SITS ~
honor lcaye for the cast this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

The funeral OF Fred Cancer. who died
ny ms boarding house on East Main
street Thursday evening. occurred al 4
p. m, yesterday. He was native OF
Germany. had lived IN Dallas FOR about
Twenty-Five years and was 10 years old
lie was alderman in East Dallas for
two terms before the annexation to
Dallas, was acting mayor for time
ana was at one time well-to-do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Tho following building permits were
w II McIlhenny one-story frame
San Jnolnto and Germania streets, sg so,
I. II. Hancock. one.story irafpe' 'V'
s'in LIVE Transfer Co., repairs IN
s,orv stone on Market street. N0po
" ~ Rowman. one-siory frame, Ban
street near Bryan. sl4oo.
n Murray. residence corner Cedar
snrinrs ana Highland, cost not speei-
dad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

shoulders. They ovcrhauled him and
found the bag full Of chickens. where
fore they bagged him and returned TO
the station with him, ne trahkiy lo'u
that he had found the chickens In a
Tree. but he couldn't tell whose chick
ona they were nor where the tree was
located. The chickens are at the sta
lion awaiting Identification and the
eolored man, who gave his name AZ
Isaac Oliver. is held to answer charge
Of ihefI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
(PEClAL EDITION FOR THE CITY OF DALLAS
Delivered by pace Refers naus

ty-four years. Like most women whose
lines have been cast in the darkcr
scenes and experiences Of life. she was
noted for her charitable disposition nnd
Il is said that many will long recali
her kindneases In that direction sbe
mad been i'll for some time and for al
most week her death had been hour
ly eXpectcd. 'V'i-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

De Leon Recorder. The Fort Worth
Gazette now has speciai train for
Dallas leaving Fort Worth at 3 a. M.
arriving at Dallas at a, m. The Ga
1ette Is all right when 1t comes to
enterprise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
AIIrs Hsa-asaH=a-aIa
MURRAY suocuMns.


n fatl "N~th Away.
n H. rne j Clark. better known
\ etnh, ,sSlaents OF the Reservation
4 Kn,H Of the half world general
as we,a Murray, Is no more. Her
fauon ~ lnld 70 rest yesterday
'ssldenaes iureral occurring at her
n sn,,,e on Market street at 3
ne NY oeena lf a dozen hacks fol-
Ae haeshrse to the cemetery and
|rage oasket lowered into
|tsa llreTT Is n her hfty-third year
IN Dallas for about TWEEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Henry Behr, WIN gave his occunn-
tlon "a a merchant In Denver. Colo.
was arrested last night by Detective
Corr wei IN rcsponsc TO telegram
from that city, saying he Ia wanted
thee Tor obtaining money under false
IrAtenses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
nouonr ny MAsAonn wAnD.


Austin, Tex. Merch Especial. y
Manager blackburn OF the Austin team
this afternoon sold n. r. Weldon or
zen YER. Cole, 70 Manager Ward of
the Fort Worth nine Tor 500 weldon
~ number one ieft-hend batter md
plays inneld and viii DO quite an nc-
uulsltlon TO Fort Worth. He ;sascs
for that city sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

CHIEF Arnold returned yesterday
morning from the convention of Texas
chiefs Of police at Houston. He re-
PORTS n Nreat convention aud an enjoy
able time Secretary Kahn is expected
home today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Chico Review: The Fort Worth Ga
zette's special train to Dallas ia quite
an enterprising feature and shows that
me Gazette Is rapidly gaining more
popularity every day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

washlngton. March lathe commit
tee on territories of the house voted 10
report favorahly 10 the house the bill
introduced by Ar. Scranton OF Penn-
syivania for delegate from Alaska.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Miss Estellc Wolfe of Incksou. Miss.
~ gucat 81 Mira. r. c. Pollaok and
Miss Lena Wolfe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Miss jessie Hanna OF Denison il n
guest of MrY Alexander Acheson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Miss Annie Booth OF Fort Smith has
hocn visiting with Mles Gertrude Smith
on Mnaten street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

,rs,ice I,audcrdaie concluded that nc
e,,id NOT untangle the merits Of ne
tronbIe between Mrs. N. ~ WIlgni
an% Dave collins. the warning mem mem
nnrs n the colored band OF kluorre M
who charged each other WIZ, a. III
, nug and bad language ana d'S-
charged them both.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Mrs. Joseph BOuman mas returned
from n visit of several weeks with
relatives In Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Thieves broke into Ron Harvey'E
store on North Monle street yesterday
morning and carried away lot OF gro
cerlcs, tobacco and flour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

The county executive committee OF
fhe Reform Republican party met at
the In,elllgenesr Office, corner OF Elm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
DEATH or FIRED CANCER.

the the peace IN oak GIN, vice Justice
ClnntOn. resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Mrs. Davis OF Fort Worth was In
Dallns yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
A BAG OF CHICKENS
A NEGRO ARRESTED VINO FOUND
THEM UP A TREE.


As Police Officers Wilson and Han
Were pro eeding homcward along Nc
Kinney avenue at O'Clock yesterday
morning. having Just been relieved
from duty they cspied calorod man
with n Suspicious looking bag upon hig
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

The oak Cllnf Lumber Co. w, j. r..
Ruth was on trial IN the Forty-fourth.
4 new auis was filed In this court by
J. -. McFarlan Carriage Go. against
Mark Elllston & co. for debt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

p,,,sb,,rs. March is.--The national re-
,or,n Mart Marty conference closed It's session
here today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Court

The county commissioners yesterday
appointed J. Il. Whitaker justice OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
onJEcrED no Noy-REsipENTs.
nat Two of Them Are Given Federal
Offices.

Washington, March 1S.--Thc senate
held an executive seaslon today TO con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Tho Wedding Of Miss Rosa Arons md
Mr.. Emil Lcwin " announced TO occur
Mt y. m, tomorrow AT the residence
OF Mr., Robert Arons. i72 Kentucky
ais root
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Captain Geo Atkins. receiver ~ the
Texas Trunk railroad, was caller at
the Gazette ONCE Yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Tho popullst club met at lts hall on
elm nrd FIR, ~ streets last Might prd
devoted several long speeches to dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

vile, Henrietta, II. n, Thomas, Waco.
Nolney HAN, Mafshnll Paul Shorttidgc,
Gainesville, ]. G, Douglas, Torney,
John w Buster. Woathcrford; Il. O.
Robertson. Gainesville. a. Tifron,
MeNia; J II. Cough, Mckinney; r. u,
George, Houston; $. j. Wnrtclsky, En-
mis-. W. II. Braswcll, Ennis.
Mrs. Davis OF Fort Worth was in
Dallns yesterday.
Chief Arnold returned yesterday
mornlnE from the convention of Texas
chiefs Of police at Houston. He re-
r'rts n Nreot convention aud an enjoy
able tune Secretary Kahn is expected
home today.
One hears very little discussion ~
the proposed special levy for new high
school building, which Is to be sub
mitted to vote April 7.
Miss Annie Booth OF Fort Smith has
hocn visiting with Mles Gertrude Smith
on Maaten street
Mis5 Estellc Wolfe of Incksou. Miss.
" guest ot Mira. H. c, Pollaok and
Miss Lena Wolfe
Miss jessie Hanna OF Denison il
guest of MrY Alexander Acheson.
Mrs. Joseph BNuman mas returned
from n visit of several weeks with
relatives In Chicago.
Thieves broke into Ron Harvey's
store on North Monle street yesterday
morning and carried away n lot OF gro
cerles, tobacco and -four,
The Hebrew Lodlcs Benevolent as
snriatiuu viii hold mn important meet
lng at 10 a. m ncNt Tuesday In the
pnrlors Of tho oriental.
Tho Wedding Of Miss Rosa Arons md
Mr. Emil Lcwin W announced 10 occur
Mt 4 y. m, tomorrow at the residence
OF Mr., Robert Arons. i72 Kentucky
street
Mrs. NJ r. pCndcli ana Mra. II. NJ
Blahee OF Cleburne were In the city
yesterday.
Captain Geo. Atkins. receiver ~ the
Texas Trunk railroad, was caller at
the Gazette office Yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Meyers representing the
Texns Commercial, Fort Worth. re-
turned 10 that place yesterday after a
weeks visit to Dallas.
Tho popullst club met at lts hall on
elm nrd FIR, ~ streets last Might prd
devoted several long speeches to dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

Adams Express. |
American Coal. !
Am Cot OIL Co.
do pref 9 . c.
Amer Express. |
Am Tel 4 c Co
Am Tobacco Co
do pref.
Brunswick Co. i
Chicago Gas Co
Com Cable Co. .
Col c q I ID Co |
Col Fuel & I Co
- pref. ......l
Col 4 II G 4 II
Consol Gas Co.
Con Coal OF Nd
Dist 3 c r Co. |
"a n III N Y,l
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


The stock market was strong and fairly active
until the late dealings. when reactions were
caused by local and foreign realizing sales.
Early London quotations were higher, and con-
siderable buying for foreign account was done
prices throughout. although the advance di1
not stimulate any local buying pressure. The
hardening tendency Of the foreign exchange
market was offset by the favorable London at
titude and there was little basis for the gen.
eral reactions which followed the noon trading.
The announcement in London OF the sentence
Of death against the Boer Republic conspira-
tors had disquietng effect upon the Loadon
Stock Exchange and late selling here in some Of
the international favorites was ascrbed to this.
although the temptation to take profits was
most probably the real cause. The March re-
port OF the Chicago Burlington and Quincy was
also given az a reason for the reaction In the
Changers. and the general railway list; but, IN
view Of the fact that the Burlington report
showed a surplus Of $lS6.374 against one Of
$29614 In March, 1885, making from January
surplus OF $1I.53l. against deficit In the same
time last year Of s3G7. 435 the stock should not
have fallen off, and as a matter Of fact. II. too.
was sold for profits. and not from disappolnt-
ment over the showing. The report reflects the
increase in the grain movement. and indicates
q bright prospect for all the corn-carrying roads.
Burlington Is not making the same percentage
Of gain as ST. Paul. but 1t is creeping up. and
there is reason to take anything but an
optimistic view OF its future The reactions In
values at the close caused fractional net losses
for the majority of issues conspicuous cxcep-
lions being Consolidated Gas, LaGlede Gas and
Pacific Mail. The heaviest trading was In
American Tobacco. Sugar Refining, Burlington,
st. Paul. Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan,
Reading and Southern Railway. Total sales
amounted to 1875 shares. against 17S.164 yes
terday.
Trading in stocks does not expand rapidly, but
the narrowness of the winter months Is growing
less every day. Until the market broadens to a
considerable extent, room-traders VIII be able
to make slight impressions upon 1t In hghting
against an advance as Indicated in the opera
lions OF the last fortnight. Although operators
OF certain class endeavor TO obstruct the up
ward tendency. it is encouraging TO observe that
their efforts meet with very little response. ana
that In all the recent reactions no long stock has
come upon the market. The prevailing senti-
ment In the Street Is decidedly bull!sh, and the
best opinions agree that 1t will take exceedingly
serious developments to shake the confidence
now exhibited by Wall Streets community In the
Industrial and financial situation and outlook
Investment houses report an increasing inquiry
for frst-class railway bonds. while the demand
for outside securities. those not dealt In on the
Stock Exchange. Is rapidly improving Munich
pal bonds are, az a rule. In good demand, as re-
hected In the awards made to-day IN BROOKLYN
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE 6EIGHTEEN PAGES

for over S. 100000 city bonds and the recent fall
IRE OF the New York City bond offerings cannot
be considered as due to any lack of demand for
good issues but TO a Authorization to- take
per cen. bond at a time when the city was threat
ened with various Increases in its expense ac-
count by legislative action. 1t should be OBJ
served that the recent bond offer. which was
failure mas been renewed at an increase OF y
per cent In the interest rate. There Is fair de-
mand from abroad for Northern Pacific consois
and eds and other issues included In the de-
faulte,, class. and the general list OF bonds usual
ly favorites in Europe are coming in for fair
share Of foreign attention.
Closing prices Of a number OF active stocks
cnmnare with Yesterdays follows:
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finansi4.
Oregon Short Line
& Utah Northern
REORGANIZATION.

The Committee has received under the Plan OF Reor-
eanzation the following securities e1O,402OOO Con
sodated Mortgage per cent bonds OF the Oregon Sho
Line and Utah Northern Railway Co.. being VI per cent
Of the amount outstanding $4,000 Utah Southern
General Mortgage bonds being o3 cent Of the amount
outstanding 81 7O3OOO Utah Southern Extension First
Mortgage bonds being 90 cent Of the amount out
standing a24,55O.OOO Of the Capital Stock OF the
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Railway Co.,
being 90 per cent Of lie amount outstanding.
In addition to the above $12,74O5OO Collateral Trust
s per cent bonds Of the oregon Short Line and titan
Northern Railway Co. being 0s per cent OF the amount
outstanding. have assented TO the plan
The Committee this day voted 10 extend the time
FOR deposit or stamping Of all classes Of securities re-
ceivable under said Plan until and including MAh
1sT 1890. that date securities will be received
ONLY the discretion Of the Committee and upon pay
rnent OF PENALTIES follows to-wit: FIFTY
DOLLARS $500 upon each bond and ONE DOLLAR
(sID on each share Of stock IN ADDITION TO the
assessment required by the Plan.
SAMUEL CARR. Chairman.
Ames Building. Boston;
ALEXANDER f.. ORR,
WALTER G. OAKMAN,
NATHANIEL THAYER.
GORDON ABBOTT.
GARDINER N. LANE.
A. A. II. BOIssEvAIN.
GEORGE r. BUTLER. Secretary.
"a Wall Street New York.
HENRY q. NICHOLS.
N Ne';oo YORK. April IS. 1895 Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

New England Loan and Trust Company,
"a NASSAU STREET, NETWORK.
Capital and profits 800 $3.50, 900
d. o. ESHBAUGH President.
W. w. WILMER. Vice President
W. F. BARTLETT, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
HENRY ID. LYMAN, X. II. FERRIS,
F. x. NIPPLE. HENRY WHELEN.s
VI. j. PIERCE q. w. MARQUARDT.
JOHN WYMAN. T.. j. SAMSON,
ID. o. ESHBAUGH. ". W WILMER
I,
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Co3tiDe2taI
Trust Company.

WALL STREET. N Y.
CAPITAL. o5OO.OOO.
SURPLUS. o3OO.OOO.
OTTO T. BAENARD. President
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH, list
GORDON MACDONALD. ID Vice. res't and 6ecy
HENRY Y. DABOLI4 Assistant Secretary
Designated by tho Supreme Court -
Depositary for Court Moneys.
Interest Allowed On Deposits.
Executes all TrustA
TRUSTEES.
William Jay Otto I. Bannard.
Alfred NJ. Hoy, Rober. W. de Forest
James c. Parrish. Onud Foster,
koosrt =. Holt. Gordon Macdonald,
Henry NJ. Tabee. Gordon Norre
Oliver Hartman jr A. IAnfear Norrie
william Alexander Smith. William r. Cochran
Robert ELEPHANT, Walter Jennings
John c. Ravemeyer. William A. Hazard.
W. Seward Webb Frank II. Plat
Trenor L. Park.
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finanriaL
TO THE HOLDERS OF
St. Louis & San francisco
Railway Company
4% Consolidated Bonds.

Az the reou.sr u the New-Yorx Boston and Anster-
dam GIoanD Committees. formed for the proec''cn VI
the aboy e-nemei bonds. this committee las agreed 10 az
as a REORGANIZATION Committee, pursuant to fiah anu
Agreement dated April 81 1896 copies OF when may
he obtained from any Of the undersigned the Secrea'
the deposaries -.
Holders Of Bonds should forthwith deposit tnem az
either The Mercantile Trust Company IL"
Broadway New-York City. or at It's asency Tor TINS pu
nose American Loan & Trust Company oS
STATE Street Boston, Mass
Holders Of 4 per cent. Consolidated """ns
paying the assessment Of 10 per cent. VIII
receive for each Consolidated Bond OF ~i'"O"'
$40 IN FIRST PREFERRED STOCK.
81 900 IN SECOND PREFERRED STOCh'
81 800 IN COMMON STOCK.
and will have the right to subscribe 10 %.
curitfes AZ set forth in the plan.
The hrst instalment OF the assessment D per CENT
on The Consolidated Bonds must be paid at the time
Of deposft; the second tnstalment, per cent''
July 18TH 1890. The right to subscribe 70 the secu-
ties offered subscription to depositing Bondnoiosrs
must be awaited the time Of dept sit OF the Con-
solIdated Bonds
Negotiable Trust Certificates will be issued Tor money
paid on Of such subscriptions
JUNE IsT IS TIE DATE SET FOR FINAL DE-
POST UNDER THE PLAN; THEREAFTEk BONDS,
IF TAKEN At ALL. WILL ONLY BE hE|"i'HD
UPON TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED.
THE INTERESTS THAT HAVE ALREADY
AssENTED TO THE PLAN COMPRISE MORE
THAN 70 PER CENT. OF THE BONDS. THE
PLAN THEREFORE, WILL ALMOST IMME-
DIATELY BECOME OPERATIVE.
Holder, OF Certificates Of Holland Committee should
present the same at the once OF that Committee for
stamping.
NETWORK. April 2ist 1896
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairman.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
ISAAC n. SELIGMAN,
SIEGMUND ALSBERG.
JAMES A. BLAIR.
II. r. CHENEY.
SAMUEL &. EASTMAN.
CHARLES s. GLEED.
FREDERICK STRAUSS. Secretary.
Mills Building New-York
CARY wHITKIDGE. Counsel
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Wv 80
do ID pref. -.
Evans a. 7 IL. .
do pref. ...v.
Flint & p MI
do pref ......l
CT North pref.
G. Il w & st y. !
Hous & T G Ry |
Illinois Central. |
Ind Ill & Iowa. !
Iowa Central. -
do pref. ......l
Kama & Mich.
Keok & Des VI.
do pref.
Kpk & West. i
l. Z & Western
do pref.
l. s & Mich so.
Long Island. e. |
Louis 4 Nash
l. N Alb & Oh.
do pref. ......l
l. st l. & Tex.
Manhattan Cons
Mex Cent tLtd) |
Mex Nat tr Ger.
Mich Central. E.
MINI q ST l.. e.
do ! pr 3 pc Ell
do 2 pf . pc nc
Mo Kan & Tex. |
do pref.
Mo Pacific .....l
Mob a o asstd.
Morris & Essex
n G & st Louis
New-England :.
N Y c 4 II r.
n Y Gu & ST l.
DO ist pref. go.
do I'd pref. -
N Y y II a. II
N Y Ont & W.
n Y Sus & W n
DO pref. ......
Norf & West. E.
do pref.......I
North Pac rcts.
DO pref rcts.
Ohio Southern.
Ore Ry 4 Nav.
OSL & uN1stpd
PEG 4 Eastern.
Peo Dec & Ev.
y 4 X LIST pd..
p @ On 4 st L.
do pref. ......
p Fl W 4 c gtd
Pitts 4 w pref
Rens 4 Sara. =.
Rome W & Og.
st Jos a @ /.
st l. A & T ii.
st Louis Southw
do pref. $3.50.
ST Paul & Dull.
do pref
St Paul N & "
South Pac Co.
South Railway.
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Texas & Pacific
Tol & . Cent.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

FOR SALE-Investment securities For In.
formation send stamp to JOHN HALL CO.. Fort
PARE opportunity to buy big dividendpay-
Ing mine that has been worked 81 past and
an me machinery TOOLS etc. complete Address Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales of Government bonds consisted Of $1,000
coupon Is Of 1907 1924 $4,000 coupon IS Of 1925
at lI9. and 10000 at 1lS7s. Final quotations fol-
low:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
TO. INVESTORS.

We have personally examined the property ev,..
Petit Manan Land and Industrial Comp:nv 80 y
Manan. near Bar Harbor. Maine, and ofYe,. =. ~
stock Of that Company at par $40 per shara ~
We consider the security ample for the
the stock issued under the deed Of trust To =
tional Trust Company OF Boston. and reconEe
shares a safe investment.
Full particulars a. to location. desirabiiity ~
can be had at once or on application by ~
Dividends Marc',. June September and Decent
DANIEL O'DELL 4 ~
New silva
New Yerh, a