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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trninS leave New York, foot nf chambers
st. as follows, aud hve minutes earlier from West
O.0lA N.-NestIbule Express daily for bingham.
c.oo ton, Warery. Elnira, RutTalO Bradford. ar
nv Ruffal" S:Db T., VI. lRrlor car To Ruralr.
OIL ~ ". .-Eestihuied Express daily, except sun
J.lO day for Port Jcrvls Montlcclo. Lax twa1cn.
Hon sdalr and Important l0cl! points - Corning,
Daily Port Jrryis. Pullman Parlor Cars for Mont.
cell and Corning.
C,ll a.. M-yestibule limited Fast mail daily.
--.OO solid train for Chicago. via thautauGua Lake
arrives cleveland at 7:+O A. NJ Chi ago : l.. NJ
srepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland, and cincinnati. Din
ing car
T.0lP y. ". N.-Bufralo and Cevcar.l Yes ihule ES
'Co press daily, arrives NJ RurHlu I;uJ A. NJ,
Bradford 1:lI A. NJ, Jamestown 700 A NJ, C~yr'
land 1880 +. VI. (sleerers to Bufalu amt Cleveland
making direct connection Tor Detroit, Chicago and
the West Cafe Library car.
81 - M.-DAtLY-Ng Char 'anuua Lake ard
C'IC Niagara Fails. Solid train t. Chicago. steep
err to liornellsvIlle, hi and oinGna; Dining
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS. ASp PULLMAN
ACCOAhODATlOSS At III, ll8, sbl, 4Ol, and
phI broadway l27 BowerA. lie E'st l25th s., and
bl West l26th ST., ChGml r. and West ~ st ferries
New YORK; 333 and 7yh Fulton It, 100 BroCdvHy,
Brooklyn; goo Hudson ST. Ho62ksn and Jersey city
station westcotts Express calls Tor and c9eekh bag
gage from hOtelS and residences 10 destination.
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White STAR LIME,

Teutonic Sep -. noon Mticstr. sept. 2H, noon
Brttannc S'rt. %. noon Grrmanr oct q noon
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 10 North River ONCE o Broadway. New York.
H. MAITLAND kEESEY. Agent.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave Nrw York, Whitehall Terminal, daily.
CHICAGO, l:i5 T.. Nj ant lg;lO npnt.
PiTrSHu RI,3:25 ex Nunday:i 81 SUI; l2;i o night
..%ciNNAIi, 81. LOUIS: 800 A. NJ, +'3b + "
WANHlNGTON. AL1IMnRE, 2.5b, ":5A Dining
Car, ll.2i \, II. Dininz Car, 1873. &e5 Dining
CAR. $50 CDning carr a.hi T. " i2,ln night sun.
dar HI5 Dining Carl !l;-i A. VI. iDtning Gar, 1855
d'!ning Carr. 1:53 tDiE.ng carr, 5:05 r. NJ, l2l0
night
NORFOLK, ICES \. VI. daily.
NEN ORLEANS through -leeper), 4;55 p. NJ daily.
Train, leave foot Liirrty 81. miUutcn later,
All ira MS are illuminated with PIN, sch ilgh:.
onices llS ~ s6i: 43t. llio Rroaiway, 81 East
1Ath st., l 81 BoWery New York; B3v Btt Fulton ST.
BROOKLYN whitehall Terminal. baggage ohsokSA
IRON hotsl o. Eosidsnes % dsstAA1tsA.
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ON DOMINION LIVE.
Ds1IN JO NtlItEtbtk.


shortest seq Trips Out or New Work.
Delightful tours t. old Point comfort. NUrfolk New
port News Petersburg. Pr, lnuuth, pinnnr's Point
Richmond Virginia Reach, Va, and Washington, u e,
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier Us
North River. every week day except saturday. at 4
J.. NJ, ami saturday nt ! l. u.
W. l.. at lIlAI' pEt', Vice preS't and Trarr Mgr,
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The public schools in Brooklyn were reopened
yesterday, and the attendance was larger than
on the first day OF any preceding fall term. 1t
Is thought that in q week or 80 all the present
.ttings will be exhausted.
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Rral estate .for SaIt-gouutru.

NOR sALE-One Dalrymple farm. 82l acres: exten.
II sve buildingsi rch soil; located Gardner
Cass county, North Dakota price s95 per acre. Also
buildings; price $50 per acre; timothy and pasture
on both; each near churches and school. For terms
write WILLIAM MANN. owner, Stidston Farm, Gard.
ner. \. DAKOTA
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, near Charlotte
North Carolina. contains goa acres Of land. 100
acres under cultiv alton, remainder in forest There
is one hve-room dwelling. new barn ANA six tene-
ment houses on the land. IL ID rented until Jan l.
lsV0, at $500 annually. VIII sell for cash or on
time. Price, S2b, 900.
GEO. W. GRAHAM, N. d. Charlotte, N. @
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Pennsylvania

STATIONS 100, OF Atrt l"euty tu,rl and Dec
brosses and Cortlsnd sire is.
IS-The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets IS minutes later than that given below for
5.as !. v: FAST IAii~-pullmen Eares perlor
car New YORK to Pit,sburs , Slespins Car Pittsours
FASI TPf cfgslana
servatiou cars. For Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo.
w. Gnc8% hI6 SSiSS T IS ExPREss
Tas w. %EYRS Geea St. lodi
TAO y ". sotTa%EsTlRX '9i' % EXPREss-For Gin.
.ss M ha'fa1hHi PAdhFic p.ours ana
chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo ex-
WsSmiNGroN AND THE SOUTH.
S2g Ian Lm ali psror and
Dining Carsl. l:s5 Dining Carr, 4o5 Dining Carr.
a. n. i;i :consrsssionaI s@ IHIa Iii ali Parior and
Dining Cars. l:.5 Dining Car. 4:55 Dining Carr.
$50 7, NJ. 1910 night.
SOUTHERN KAILwAY.-Express. 4:ea P. NJ. 1910
AFFINITY COAST L1NE.-E1pres.. We, A. NJ and
cHESArEAkE AID OHIO RAILwAY-t:so P. NJ
For OLD POINT COMFORT and SoRfoLK.-7:5s
ATLANTIC ClTY.-West Twentv.tnird street Station.
I;g5 =. n. and pesnrosses aud cort!andt Streets.
CAFE MAY -ENprc,s, 2:53 p. N. week days.
an @e
third Street station ':23. s53. g:55. / :5o A. A-
4. NJ. 4:55 P. VI Cfrom Dsserosses aud C3rtlandt
Streets. 7:40 $40. 1000 NJ l2:lC. 2:30. $40.
$50, $40, 700 i. ". Sundays, 9i5 A. NJ. 5:lo
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
iteil ".ij Dining Car 100, 1855 \. ", 1888.
l:ij. 100, BOO :, I2a Dining Car, i:5b DIN
Ing car, 800 Dining carr, T:4n, 1888. s:35 P NJ.
l2.lo niSht Sundays. 6:l1, 7.55. 80 500. e:25.
800 Limited, 800, 1880 \ NJ, l:S5 DINING Carr,
-, I:25 ,DiEinS ar. I35 DINING Car, 5:j8
ipElnI Carr, $40, 1:j5. 500 j. NJ, l2:lU night.
Ticket oftccs Nos. i6. sti. 1896 1898 II. and 26l
Brnalway; ANtor Hou-e, West Twenty third
Street station and stations foot of Deshrosses and
Cortnndt Streets: court Street, $50 Fulton Street,
o. Broadway, and l. noklyn Annex station. Brook.
lyu. Station. Jersey city. The New York TransreR
Company vii! ali for and check baggage from
hotels and residences throush 10 destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. X. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORWICH LINE

For New London Watch Iill. Block Island and East.
Resorts. also Worcester and North ~ Boston AMI
East steamer city OF Lowell or city of Worcester
leaves Pier ~ 0old Sol y X. mkt Deshruss"s St.
Rates to BLOcE ISLAND reduced. Connections
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) ACRES FOR $50.
gsal estate fpr sals-arsw ssrsss.

TENAFLY, N J.-Finest residence section near New
i YORK: best plots surrounded by houses and i'm
proyements; $500 TO $500.
WEATHERBY. 27l Broadway
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. y, y II. & II. Il. Il. and connections
From OrGnd central station.
Leave rs way Of Due
gOI 4. NJ, SprinE Eflcd and Worcester. $3.50 i, N.
10 90 a, NJ. Sew lunCu aud Providence 300 y. NJ
lOuS \. NJ. New LONDON and prOvtlrnce. 4:3O +, v,
ly:UU NJ, Springfield nj Worcester, b:4n p, NJ
.ltuu T., NJ. Air Line and y. T., X. H., 500 +. NJ.
I:p2 T.. NJ. New InUunu and Prov ,dence, ZOO y. NJ
GOn y. NJ. 'New London and rrnvtdence 900 p. NJ
500 T.. W. -Springh"ld and Worcester. 1000 r. NJ
$500 l.. NJ, 'Nrw l.OndpU "ul Providence ! 100 7, NJ
1900 l.. VI. 'Srriu yHrll and Worcester, 8;l5 A. NJ
grO l.. NJ. 'Scw lOud0n aLd Providence. 6:25 A. NJ
'Runs daily, iLrlEdtnP sunday.
tBag stat" Limited; all parlor Iars! fare 81 In
cluding parlOr oar seat.
:Air Iiar llmltct; arrives at and departs from
Park Square station Boston. RcIufn service same
hour aEi y same route.
Through Iarlor aud slen ping cars hy each train.
e HEMPSTRAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FALL RIVER LINE

For Newport. Fall River, Boston. Marthas Whey ard
Cape Cod. aud all Eastern and Northern
Mountain. lna Il. ami Seashorr points. steamers
Priscilla and Puritan in commission Fine orchestra
on each. Leave Pier Is, y H., foot OF Murray st..
,in md aaf r.
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OrtHn Sttnmrss.

CuNARD LINE TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
y From Pier 40 n. r., foot OF Clarkson 81.
Campanin,Sept. lS lOA.M. Umbria, Sept. 70, p ".
Servta... sept 81 noon Luchnin Oct. =. 10 A. NJ
NERNON hnkOM y & co .taen Agts.4 Bowling Gro n,
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MAINE STEAMSHIP Co.

DEIIGHTEIs OCEAN IRtpS.
only direct line f"r Cottage city, Mass, and Port.
land, Ne steamer, SAT every wUn'. dny. except
Wednesday. from Fer M. ~ T.. X, at T.. VI Tues.
daN, ThursdnS, and saturday steamers s'Ur at cottage
city en- route; the new :. S.JOiN ESGlIS salts Mon.
daNS and Fridays for Portland direct. Connections
mad" Tor kar HarhOr Oll orchard. Poland spring,
white Mountains, -. John, y, r.. and all Eastern
summer resorts steamers nttpd with every modern
inprON fCrcOmfurt and convenience ~ tourists.
The most comfortable route for all points Fast.
nccc,sitntry uu changes. Tickets may he purchased
nj Main s. :, Compauy's ofirc. No. 2iI broadway,
At the ulce No 222 south opposite tn" Pier, and
ThuS cook son 2hl and l225 broadway,
MOTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON ASn CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Trnvc ,Tu Septl Ito AM. Eaisrr.Tu sept. 2s. VI.
lahn.T Tu sept 2l,l AN. SHac. Tu OCT. ). 10 A VI.
" In no
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PROVIpEMCE Inns

or Providence direct Boston and all Inland and
eashure Resorts East and Sorth thereof, steamers
'ilgrim AMI Plymouth. orchestra on each. Leave
Ter 3b. Y. r., On" block above Canal st. week days
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.NEN NOuk" and ..ALnANY.o
Finest and fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn Fulton 81. lhy AnneI)...S A. II.
New York. De .hrosses st. tier....,s:40
West 22 81. Pier r........S
For ALBANY, landing at Yuukers, West Point. New
burg. Poughkeepsie. Kingston Point. Catskill, and
Hudson.
Direct connection on the Kingston Point dock with
L and D. trains for Cats kill Mountain points and for
Lakes MOhonk and Minnewaska. AT Catski with
the Catskill Mountain and Otis El Railway for Cairo
and mountain resorts.
Railroad connections at Newburg, Poughkeepsie.
Hudson Albany for points North. East. and West.
Spr cial Saratoga trails.
Through tickets sold at Desbrusses st. pier West
22d pier New York Transfer. and other principal
ticket offices.
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FURNISHED AOusss to gst---Guuntrv.

A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE to rent on
n Hasted ST.. Fast Orange, three minutes walk
from Brick Church station; 10 rent by the year
longer to a small family OF adults only; reasonable
TO the right parties the hest of references required
Address Z. O.. 45 Halsted At. East Orange. y. J,
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flats and apartments #'antsa, 8'kly,

A FLAT OF OR = ROOMS in stuyvesant or Bed.
n ford section by and wife. Address f., box
1913 Sun oticc.
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STONINCTON LINE
HUDSON RIVER HY DAYLIGHT.

For Stoninston, Narragansett Pier. Watch Hn. Bos-
ton aud all points East Steamers Maine and New
Hampshire, leave Pier Rs. y. r.. one block above
Canal St, week days only, at 6P. VI.
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Dmrlltug Aouses % 2et-Ctty

DESIRABLE HOUSES. furnished and unturnished.
~ In desirable locations: rent 81 200 20 So. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. S35 Broadway.
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HARTFORD LIN

from Pier "a. East River. daily except sunday. at
7. NJ, for Connecticut River landings connecting for
Springfield. Worcester. Boston and all New England
points. saturday excursions at reduced rates.
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TROY BOATS.

Fare to all resorts north and east lower than any
other route. CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leave:
foot West 10Th u. daily except saturday, p NJ
Express trains for Saratoga, Lake G""rg Adlron
dacks &c. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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$flrrt 9OAra.


(n1NToN PLACE, 74.-Large and mail rooms. with
- or without boards Southerners accommodated; /;
~aFn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Thursday. March 1S-p. u


Further good buying characterized the stock
market to-day. and. although heavy selling for
profits and bear efforts to lower values caused
recessions from the best prices Of the day. the
general course OF prices toward a higher
level with net gains In the majority OF active
stocks at the close Transactions were larger
than on any day since the current upward
movement began and a rule. they were well
distributed the Vanderbilt shares again being
conspicuous In the railroad list II reported
to-day, and II generally believed, that ar
rangements for refunding the bonded debt Of the
New-York Central maturing between 1868 and
1903 had virtually been completed on terms as
favorable as those secured by the Lake Shore
company. Buying Of New-York Central and
other Vanderbilt stocks was stimulated by this
report and the whole market reflected the i'm
portance attached 10 such an arrangement and
TO refunding operations in general. which are
likely to become leading features in the railroad
situation in the remaining years Of this century
and for the first few years Of the next. Lake
Shore stockholders will meet In special session
on MAY 90 TO vote In approval or disapproval OF
he proceedings Of the directors authorizing the
Issue Of a mortgage TO secure $50, 100000 of 100
wear 3Js per cent gold bonds, and 1t Is expected
that the syndicate which has arranged TO take
these bonds will make it's proposition 10 bond
holders within week
Favorable returns Of railroad earnings for the
second week In March published to-day, con-
- ,buted TO the cheerful feeling and activity on
me stock Exchange. OF eighteen companies
renorting gross earnings for the second week,
,ep gave gains of S276.515 over the same week
a vear ago and eight companies losses or
Ss5, 73S the best returns being made by Chesa-
nsake and Ohio Central Branch Union PACING
xansas CITY Pittsburg and Gulf. Mexican Cen
nj Wexican National and Missouri Pacific.
IT, y,ew Of the recent rumors about the financial
Condition Of Missouri Pacific. an Increase of
s36 900 for the second week IN March MAKING dnrn
~ rcd with the game time last year. was espe-
pp.a,I- Encouraging Reading was weak to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
NEW YUHh, NHrcH To f0'''
To the Holders OF
Union Pacific Railway Company
Six Per Cent. Collateral Trust Notes
Secured by Indenture Of September 4. 1871

request Of holders Of large amounts the above
described notes Engaged for some time pas
in preparing plan by Of certain note
holders for immediate cash payment shall be met ana az
the time the remaining noehoders and other parties
Din consideration Of allowance Of preferred STOCK Oh
the recognized Union Pacific Railway Company as here
matter meloned) shall. arrange the coat-
era which pledged for their present debt and to gu-
date the within definite period In such manner az
shall avoid d.sinegraton OF the Union
Pacific system
In urheance OF these purposes and after long nesoi~
TONS and with the cooperation Of the Committee con-
ss'ins OF Messrs Moore. Alexander and Atkins an agree
ent has been reached with the Union Pacific Reorganz
ton Committee providing that the present shall be
deposited with the depostor receiving new Certin
cate OF $1,000 for each 81 900 deposited These new
Certificates will be limited In amount 10 ss4esVO being
the same as the amount OF notes now outstanding The
deposited notes Will be used for the purpose Of
foreclosng the present and Of purchasing the col
lateral held hereunder Ear deemed advisable The
securities acquired be administered and gradu
ally liquldated by Substantially in the
are doins) for the purpose OF redeeming the
Certificates after paying interest thereon at cent.
per from February T. 1897
In consideration Of the terms Of this agreement and
Of the opportunity thereby afforded the Union Pacific
Committee 70 acquire all Of the properties held by
for these Certificates that Committee that
the recognized Union Pacific Company shall pay to Zach
Certificate holder - per par value in its pre-
ferred stock when issued. H. by February 1902 there
shall not have been realized in cash Din addition
70 said preferred stock, equal 20 the par Of the new
Certificates with accrued that date. then all
the securities shall be sold and the proceeds, to the
necessary shall be applied toward such payment
or II insufficient then. first, to pay all interest and.
secondly. make ratable distribution on account o,
principal The Union Pacific Reorganization Committee
responsibility the result Of such lqui
dalton.
Arrangements have also been made with Syndicate
underwre the financial requirements Of the pan and
to purchase notes which the holders may desire .
sell rather than 10 depos: hereunder.
Copies Of agreement with Union Pacific Reorgan-
ization Committee may be obtained office. and all
notehoders invited examine Those desiring
avail Of the therein set forth are hereby
receipts therefor.
Holders who prefer sell their notes TO the Syndicate
at and interest informed that they DO so a,
office.
The right is reserved terminate either or both OF
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In state issues $1,000 Virginia funded DEBT
IDS OF 1891 sold al 621s $4,000 at 62%4. 5000
Virginia Is deferred trust receipts at and SD
600 Tennessee settlement IS at 80.
Railroad bonds We're irregular on fair VOL
ume OF business with small net changes at the
close. The principal net gains were made by
Norfolk and Western cOnsOl IS ! 10 I412; Ohio
Southern frsts. 2. to 50; Peoria and Eastern
flsts. Il 10 a3l2 Southern Railway first rs. Y to
9V4, and st. Joseph and Grand Island first re-
ceipts. Il 10 53i2. The chief net losses were in
Reading first preference incomes, = to 44i4; In
ternational and Great Northern third mortgage.
| 10 81 Atchison, Colorado and Pacific flrsts. y
10 2Sl2. Jersey Central general IS y to III: In
ternational and Great Northern firsts. Is to
llSi2; Brooklyn Elevated frsts ~ TO l3ls, and
Union Pacific Denver and Gulf irsts. q 10 3Jk
Oregon Improvement first receipts lost y TO S61s
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse rs. to % and
Standard Rope and Irvine Us gained Ia TO IS.
Money on call was 1l5G1A per cent Time
money 2G2i2 per cent for sixty days. , per
cent for three months 3G3l2 per cent for four
months, 3G3E per cent for six months. and
per cent for longer periods. Commercial paper
was 4G4l2 per cent for the best names for all
periods
The foreign exchange market was steady and
unchanged In general features. Posted sterling
closed at 81 S6i2 and 81 SsdS4 SSi2 for long and
short bills respectively. Rates for actual bust
ness closed as follows:
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financial Meetinns.
ONCE OF THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN soUTHEH

ONCE OF THE LAKE SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY Co.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. March 18th 1877
NOTICE Is hereby given That Special Meet
~ ing Of the Stockholders OF The LAX. Shore ard
Michigan Southern Railway Company has been duly
called, and will be held at the Company principal ofce
at Cleveland. in the State Of Ohio on ThupsAnv
the 10th day Of Mny. 1897. at 10 o'eIock A NJ n,
the purpose Of considering voting and deciding whether
the Stockholders Of the Company shall consent shall
authorize said Company through It's Board Of rrectors
and officers execute and deliver an issue
Of It's bonds for principal exceedins
$50 cocoon payable June 1897 bearing fnterprt A. ,hS
Of three and one-haf Of per cent Der snnuun
payable annually both principal interest 20 b.
payable In soid coin Of the United sa,-s present
standard Of weight and fneness and security for
ouch bonds. to make and execute and TO deliver
Trust Company IN the city 81 New-York or 20 Soma
other Trustee trustees the Board
Of Directors Of any all Of the raIlroshs
lrasehod INTEREST," equipment and franchises
OF the Lake shore and Michigan soothern Railway COM
and accordingly 10 increase the indebtedness
Railway Company TO the extent that said aggregate prn
CDal shall exceed he existing Indebtedness
Company; and 70 consent to and approve Of
gage be presented 20 said meeting securing
said bonds. and 10 ratify the proceedings of
Board Of Directors authorizing such bonds and nortsaes
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
r. D. WORCESTER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
j. PIERPONT MORGAN.
JOHN A. STEWART,
EDWD. KING. Il
=. T.. ORR.
f., ELLERY ANDERSON
Com nitfee,

NETWORK. March a. 1907
The undersigned Committee under agreement Of De
cemter Il 1896 hereby signifies entire approval Of
the above-described arrangement being for best
interests Of the noteholders.
All noeholders who have deposited their notes the
Mercantile Trust Company. with he American Loan
and Trrs. Company advised surrender such re-
CENTS 10 Messrs J. F. Morgan Co. and obtain
ceipts under the arrangement Unless
dered they cannot participate in said arrangement.
Holders OF existing receipts who do desire pur-
sue this course please present their receipts 70 the
Trust Company which issued and withdraw their
rotAs
Further action by this hereby abandoned
JOHN c.. MOORE.
EDWIN +. ATKINS, Committee.
JAMES W. ALEXANDER.
BY ALVIN ". KRECtf. Secretary
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on an effort by the bears to attach unwarranted
significance to the dissolution Of the reorganiza
lion underwriting syndicate. and the stocks Of
tne United States Rubber Company declined
lm3 per cent sales by interests identified
with the recent selling movement in these
shares Elsewhere the losses made We're due
TO realizing sales. Omaha rejecting such opera
tons In net decline Of Ia per cent, and Cleve-
lana Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis in net
loss Of IL per cent
Prices for last sales OF the principal active
stocks. compared with the final figures Of yes
terday, We're as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
financial elections.

OFFICE OF THE LAWYERS TILE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 Liberty Street New York
New York. March 9Th. 1897
THE ANNUAL meeting Of the stockholders or
this Company Will be held Monday April 9Th.
1897 at p NJ. at the Office OF the Company. for the
purpose OF electng Board Directors ensuing
year and Tor the transaction II such other business as
may before the meeting Transfer books will be
closed on March 10th and re0pened April 9th.
WILLIAM DIXON Secretary.
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BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET
Sales OF Government bonds were 81 900 regis
tered As Of 1907 at 1114 and $4,000 registered IS
or 1870 al 12J't. Final quotations follow:
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Cntp 6otels.

TME GRWgWEM0R,
FIFrH-AyE AND 10TH sr.. n Y.
One OF the most luxurousy furnished hotels IN the
country Two suites comprising Parlor BEDROOM and
Bathroom TO rent permanently or uansienty Rsstausns
open TO the public. n j. shf+-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19

Clarence H Wildes & CO. recommend TO in
vestors the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST Paul
Railroad Company preferred stock. which has
paid dividends since 1869. the regular semi-an-
nual dividend Of 3i2 per cent being payable
April 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
j. =. MORGAN & co.
Guaranty Trustee.
of New York.
Mutual Life Building,

CO CEDAR STREET. y. I.
CAPITAL, $1,000, 900
OF lTLt De S<sOCV,OVV
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN
EXECUTOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
sONAL ESTATES
INTEREsT ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject TO check on certificate.
WALTER q. OAkMAN. President Q
ADRIAN IsELIN, JR., Vice President.
GEORGE II. TURNBULL, ID Vice President.
HENRY A MURRAY, Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON BORLAND Assist Treas. and Sec.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel d. Babcock. Charles r. Henderson,
George +. Baker, Adrian Isein. Jr..
George g Bowdoin, Augustus d. Julliarc,
August Belmont. James y. Jarve.
Frederic Cromwell. Richard A. McCurdy,
Walter Gillette, Alexander r. orr,
Robert Goelet, Walter q. Onkran,
q. O. Haven, Henry II. Rogers.
oliver Hartman, II Nick. Twornbiy,
X somers Hayes Frederick ". Vanderbilt,
william C. Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19

THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY co.
Treasurer's ONCE Grand Central Depot
NewYork. March 10Th 1897
LOR THE PURPOSES OF special meetings OF
the stockholders OF this Company. called 10 be held
on day Of May the Stock Transfer Books
will closed AT !? o'clock saturday the 10th
instant. 10 be reopened the morning Friday the
2lst day OF May next. Z. ID. WORCESTER.
Treasurer