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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-05-26
Organ Dedication at the Moravian
Church.

Church.
Last Sunday the new pipe organ and
pews, which were placed in the Mora
Wan church during the preceding
week, were used tor the first time.
Appropriate services were held during
the day In the morning the Sunday
school met at 9 o'clock and the main
service of the day began at 10:3O. Rev.
Karl A. Mueller, of Ebenezer,
preached the dedicatory sermon, and
the choir rendered a selection. The
Junior Y. P. S. G. E. met at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ. In the main audience room of the
church and the Senior Y. P. S. C. f,
met at 7:30 o'clock. At the evening
service, beginning at O'Clock, Rev.
W StrohmeIer, of Lake Mills, gave the
address, and beside the choir singing
solo was given. Music naturally
held prominent place in all the ser
vices of the day.
John Hinners, of Pekin, H., the
builder Of the organ, remained in the
city over Sunday and presided at the
organ at all the services. deljghtil.g the
audience with his able PLAYING and
showing what variety in the qnalitv
and volume Of sound If possible, wien
the Instru ment is under the perfect
control of the player Several selec-
tlons were played after the morning
and evening services It is'interesting
to know that Mr. Hinner spent part
of his hoyhpod in our city. attending
both the school conducted bv tine
membership of the Moravian church
IN the pioneer davs Of the CITY and the
public schools. On account of the old
associations and recollpctions. he was
highly gratified to build an organ for
Watertown parties, especially for the
Moravln church, sparing no pains TO
make the instrument first class in
every particular. Mr. Hinners cannot
help making friends OF all whom he
meets in business capacity, joining
pleasant disposition and mus cal abili-
ty with uprightness in his dealings.
The pews were manufactured by the !
Manitowoc Seating company. They
are substantially made of oak. in an.
tique finish, with curved backs and |
seats. Thew are furnished with book !
racks and hat wires. Including the
painting and some other repairs made
in the church all the improvements
cost nearly ST 600. v hich sum has been
raised by the membership ofthe Mora
wan church by voluntary gifts, with
ont rescrting TO any other means. The
committee closed its accounts on Mon
day evening with balance on hand.
Troubles are due to
y impoverished blood. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the One True Blood
Purifier ard NERVE TONIC.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-05-26
NOW is THE TIME TO GET A HOME

NOW is THE TIME TO GET A HOME.
has Just published a newspaper called
the Northwestern Home Seeker, giving
Dakota and the advantages it possesses
for the pursuits of agriculture, dairying
and cattle raising. Lands can be had at
present upon most favorable terms, and
there is every Indication of large immi-
grafton into the state this season. Core
spondence is solicited from intending set
tiers, and copy Of the paper will be
mailed free upon application to w. B..
Kniskern, % Fifth avenue, Chicago, III.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-05-26

great expOnents of his art The pres
ent season Remenyi is assisted in his
entertainments by two very capa ble
artists, Miss Louise M. Brehany.
soprano, and William Sauvlet, pianist.
Miss Brehany is said by the press to
possess a magnificent voice Of great
volume and sweetness and she is
really one of the most popular singers
before the American public to- day.
Mr.. Sauvlet is also winning rich en-
comiums for his splendid work and he
is said TO share the honors with the
great violinist. The concert promises
to be most artistic event, we'll worthy
of the music-lovers' patronage. Tickets
may be obtained at Sproesser's music
store or of members of the guild.
Reserved seats are 75 cents
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-05-26
WIeseke Located

This morning letter was received by
Mrs. Charles Wieseke from her husbaI d,
who has been missing since May Il. He
is with his parents at Renville, Mimi
and is apparently all right.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-05-26
a RENOWNED VIOLlNiST
The Great Remenyi and His Company
to Appear Here June IL.

Inc Great Remenyi and His Company
to Appear Here June 12.
An entertainment of high merit is
offered to our citizens IN the appear
ance OF the Remenyi Concert company
at Concordia Opera house, Saturday
evening, June II, under the auspices
of ST. Margaret's guild of the Episcopal
church. Edouard Remenyi is without
doubt one of the greatest yiolinists the
world has ever seen. The witchery Of
his bow has charmed the music loving
people of both hemispheres, and
everywhere his wonderful playing is
the delight of all ears. His work is above
criticism and he is without hesitation
classed as among the very few living
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-05-26

The committee on streets and bridges
and the Seventh ward aldermen re-
ported in favor. of allowing accounts
amounting to $178.29 for street work
done in April. The report was adopted
AS the Seventh ward fund was not
large enough to meet this demand, an
effort Was made to borrow money for
It's benefit from the city general fund.
but the required three-fourths vote of
the council was not secured so it failed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-17
Court Calendars This Nay.

Appellate Division-supreme Contradictions. Or
ders-Nos. e7. 2s, 90. 81. 80. 80. 81. I6, is, 10. II.
&. IL. 30. 81. 3S. 30, 40. Al, 43, ~. 40. 40, "a.
supreme Court-Spectal Term-Part L-Motion
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part H.-Ex.parte
matters. Part W.-Clear. Motions. Preferred causes
Nos. 6840, 5946. 1857. Part Iy.-Clear. Law and
fact. Nos. 5303, 55DI. 5000. 5s24. 5282. 1913.
$500. 5583. 55e5. 5252. 1904, 1910, 5708, 56s8,
e677. b67s. $3.50. 57S7. 0746. 5747. Part
V.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part w. Part
NI.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part ". Part VII
No day calendar. Trial T~erm.-Part I.-Ciear. Pro
1sG1o. Part IIIcase UNFINISHED. Nos. sose.
ssss; 4s$s s ssSs: 55s sss: . s!st' s ss!s' 5 5sss:
T1I. Part Iv.-Clear. Cases from Part III.
Part V.-Case unfinished. Gases from Part III. Part
VI.-Judge to charge. Cases from Part III. Part VII.
Case unfinished. Nos. 75l2, D22i, 7O41. 776T, 5043,
528I. 529S. 1898. 0B25. 7428. 17iS. 777S. $50, 7O83,
1904. 1860. 742O, 1893. 75I5, 1879. 77S3. 1858,
2I36. 52a5. 1883. Part NIII.-Clear. Cases from Part
VII. Part lX.-Clear. Cases from Part VII. Part X.
Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part XII
Clear. Cases from Part II. Part XH.-Case un.
finished. Cases from Part ii.
snrrogate's Court Chambers Motion calendar
called at 1880 A. ". For probate wills Of
Katie Goldberg. Mary A. Forbes. Frederic Goodrtdge
Macarthur, at 1880 A. NJ.
City Court-specIal Term.-Court opens at 10
A. NJ. Motions at 1880 A. N. Trial Term-Part
1V.-Case unfinished. short causes. Nos. Sl07,
1904. 3303, 3+a0L,. 3422. 8Oi2. 1858, $500, eI2Y,
1898. 1912. 1859. SIZE. 326S. 847l, Ss47, S624,
$3.50. 1898. 1878. 1858. 5000. Parts l., II. and III
Adjourned sine die.
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Real Estate Auction snIeu.

At the Broadway salesroom yesterday william II.
Ryan sold No. 19s Avenue C, northeast corner Of
Twelfth street. go. YxB2. q. four.story brick building,
with store. executors sale, to Thomas A. Harris for
Sl2, $500; also No. 234S Eighth avenue, east side.
124.11 feet north of 125th street, 25Il00. twO-and- q.
half story brick building, with store. one.half inter.
est. executors sale. to T. b. F~ltZsimmOns for 90. 100;
also northeast corner Eighth avenue and 127th street,
s9.llxl00, four old frame buildings and vacant lot,
one.half interest, executors sale, to T. b. Fitzsim.
mons for $50, $50; also lot No. 50y on map OF eighty
acres of the estate OF Isaac Dyckman, Nichols place,
northeast so. by southeast 165. l, foreclosure, to Rose
McKenna for S7.6l6.
Peter 7. Meyer & Co. sold on Baker avenue, north.
east corner OF JuliRnnR street. 34Xl0O. vacant, forer
closure. to Townsend Verify. for Ga. 2s2. 0B.
Bryan L. Kenrielly sold No. 384 West Fifty fifth
street. two-thirds Interest In leasehold to Fannie
Harris, for 500. and No. $40 West Fifty. NTH street
500.
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2 yesnt The proportion q Y Z Sss e. 70 lisSIls;
b2.SS the same week last. year. Tho weekly
statement of the bank shove the following
changes from the previous. account Total re.
serve decreased S9sS,ooo, circulation deereased
R6o.OOo. bullion decreased RAls,so1. ,,Otner
securities Increased q 3.316,000, other" depos-
It's increassd 81, 79s, 600. PUBIC deposiss IN
900; Government securities increased e2l3 oo0.
Paris adyices quote 8 y cents e. loS francs
d2io confines. Exchange on London. 2o francs
"a confines. Tho weekly statement or the
Bank Of France shows the following changes
from the previous account: Notes IN cnrSu.s-
counts current Increased 8.soo,o0o francs,
gold on. hand decreased $4,000 francs, BILLS
discounted increased 1880. 900 francs, silver on
hand decreased 575. 900 francs.
Comptroller Fitch has awarded the S8,243,-
O7O 3i2 v cent. gold bonds. for which bids were
opened on Tuesday, as follows:
Blake Bros. & Co, 5000, 900 pavement bonds
at. 1.Q6sSS; ]. 7, Morgan & Co., .673,2d
schoolhouso bonds at ]. 05513; Harvey. Fisk q
Sons, $1,000. 900 dock bonds at l.07577i Ar
buckle Bros. $685. $50 park bonds at l.080l.
and the Colonial Assurance Company, SoO,OOO
Of dock bonds at 1.0S47.
Tho sales Of mining stocks. at the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
Aa- gwARA M H~lI--
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Thursday. Dec. 18.-Receipts OF beeves
were Gal head, mainly direct to exporters and slaugh.
terers. No trading; feeling steady. Dressed beef
steady at T@Shc. p n. for poor to prime native
sides. Gables from british markets quote American
steers at li@1ec. y p, dressed weight; american
refrigerated beef at Sa4a9lzc. y n. Exports to-day,
1,43i beeves and 80 sheep. No shipments to-mor.
row,
Receipts OF calves, all for the market, were 1879
head quiet. at steady prices all around. About 40
head were carried over. veals sold at 500 $500
v 100 ms; grassers at 81. 37i29e 90. 90. City dressed
venls firm at 100 12c. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs including 10 cars di.
rect, were CHA head: 10 cars on sale. all told.
Quiet. Sheep steady; lambs weak. About g cars
were carried over. sheep sold at S36s4; lambs at
OF. 0 80. Dressed mutton, 7@sc. Dressed lambs,
Sia@ l0c.
Receipts of hogs were 1000 head; 10 head on
sale; frm at e3. 65S s9. SO p 100 n.
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~ the stocEhsiaers &c the
Central Pacific
Railroad Company.

.-,., ,oou ~. ,re,ter nnrt Of the 10 nited
on Ssnus,s ~ !. "a 90 ,ho cFNTp A. PACIFIC
e'ates no, 49,. Nv Iii ,.v. m.,ur.d and n 1.
hAiLhoAp ~ -, .o,,on -, All e,oot.
IN 49, =. -, ,n ord.r ,h., th.,r ,nt.r.
hoioers snouiu 20
osts may DO properly ptvVvUs .
ttno roaues. u o.Dn% coyS,Trpr -, ~n,oh
snaIos, e .,,-.. -, -.,.. 49,,
~ banpury' =, - ~. -.
deposit q very large amount OF inc s.och' n unuer
agneo nave Akroou
tie interests OF the stocknoioors IN .nS 0oun.y'iA
conjunction Win the bonuon M nv 81
agreement contemplating the adoption OF q plan OF
reorganization to be submitted 70 oertihcAto noiuers'
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Real Estate Private saIe-.

Hebener. Gross & sauer have sold two of their
houses on Eighth avenue between 1880 and 19sth
streets.
Henry D. winans & May have sold for James &.
Martin. No. go Fast Forty-ninth street, . four.story
dwelling. 20x60XlO0.b.
H. Rawak has sold for Carrie steinfeld to Fl. Harris
No. l59 West 1880 street, q hve-story apartment
house, for o25. 600; also for Mrs. Ascher, No. 4 West
18th street. q three-Story private dwelling, for
$4,000.
Folsom Brothers have sold for Margaret Reilly tho
house and lot No. 8lb East Eighteenth street, 2oK
42x96. to Mrs. Catherine kraetsch, at el9.o00.
George r. Sheldon gave No. 80 Park avenue. 1a.oE
80. valued at 100000. in part payment for No. "a
East ,Thirty.elghth street. e5X9s.S. purchased on
Tuesday OF Pliny Fisk for e112, 800.
Thomas A. Davis sold No. 67S Broadway. q six story
iron front building, 2Sxl3O. for about $3.50. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-17
"BRoKER" BERNARD xABBED.
Held Like tho Rest or the 4. 8. Dean q Co.
Crowd In &C.. 500 Rail.

Crowd In 99. o Bnu.
Myron L. Bernard, who was President Of tho
discretionary pool firm known as the +. s. Dean
Company. the members of which were indicted
by the United States Grand Jury last June. was
arrested at his home, 332 East Ffty.seventh
street, yesterday. He was arraigned before
Judge Brown in the criminal branch of tho
United States Circuit Court. who fixed his bail
at 81, 800.
Bernard is a brother-in-law of Sam Kellar, tho
managing man for the Il. 8. Dean Company. and
they. together with James b.. Kellogg. are said
to have run virtually the whole concern. Ber.
nard. 1t 10 believed, learned of his Indictment,
for within a day after it was found by the Grand
Jury he fed to Europe, whore he remained until
o short time ago. He had been in this city two
days when arrested. or the others concerned
in the L. s. Dean Company swindle, nearly all
were arrested about the time of Demands
flight and released under So, 500 bail each. Tho
specific charge against them is that they used
the mails In conducting a scheme to defraud.
It is not likely that the cases will be reached
before January.
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@lsstions and Mtetinas.

OFFICE OIL r
THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
AND PAdIRIC RAILvgAH COMPANY.


CHICAGO, Ill, December I'd, 1907
A special meeting Of the stockholders OF The OF
duly called by the Board of Directors, will be held.S
the General once of the Company, No. l1A Va
Buren, street, In the city OF Chicago, County Of Coo
aud state OF Illinois. on tho Fifteenth u0th) day
February, A. ID. 1893. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for tb
purpose OF considering, voting. and deciding wheths
the stockholders OF the company will consent to an
Will authorize the creation Of n bonded debt b
the issue, ut such times and In such amount
as from time to time tho Board of Directors me
determine, Of bonds. payable In Gold Coin 3
standard OF weight and hncness, aud not e1coediu
the aggregate principal sum of one hundred millio
dollars 600. 000, O0O). maturing January 1, 1855
and bearing n rate OF interest not exceeding Ave Pc
execution OF n mortgage or deed OF trust to sue
Trustee or Trustees AS may be designated by Ii
Board OF Directors. to be dated January 1, A. i. 1897
TO secure all such bonds. which are to be issued fc
tho purpose OF refunding, redeeming, or paying, .
or before maturity, outstanding obligations of tl
Company, and OF such other companies whose rel
roads shall hereafter be acquired by consolidation {
purchase by The Chicago. Rock Island aud Pach
Railway Company, and for the purpose OF the futut
enlargement, Improvement or extension OF the pro-
ers OF the Company will consent TO. and approve q
such mortgage for securing the said bonds as shall d
submitted TO the said meeting. ana will ratify III
proceedings OF the Board or Directors authori1hl
such bonds and such mortgage or deed OF trust AZ
Indicating the property to be covered thereby; All
for the further purpose OF considering. voting ai
deciding whether Article VIII. OF the Articles OF Col
aolidation OF this Company adopted the end day !
June, In the year A. ID. 1850. as the said Article VI
amended at the annual meeting OF the stockbolds
shall be further amended so as to read: THE high
amount OF funded debt TO which the company shaln
subject shall not exceed $780, 900. o00."'
w n pIrpnN c.osot
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5r9al Notirrsl


- TRICT. NNAb "a
In the matter OF the Application and Petition /,
hichael !. DalN, as Commissioner of Public Woyi
Or the cry OF New York, for and on behaif or Ii
mAyoI, Aldermen and TOmmOnaltv OF tho City
New iork, under Chapter lsy OF The Laws ,
ioeS; 10 acquire certain real estate, IA tho tar,
'fehl estate IL defined In said act, for tho nm
pose OF pr viding for the sanitary proteetioh :,
York. '"' - '"eShy ofhs
BREWSTER, PUTNAM COUNTY.
Public notice Is hereby given that the sixth sonor.,
IepoT, OF DANIEL w. Guernsey, James " UtnLi.
anu Joseph J. oDonohue. Jr Cwho were annnin,i
commissioners or Appraisal la the abovarsn.i,ts
mar er by an ordor OF this Court, made nj . snacS,
lerm Thereon; held at the Court iTouse in M,
Siains. w estchester County, July g2, 1881 a.
Septemher ~. 1897, was nIed In the westcb.s..
county CLERKS once September "a, 1907 and thas
capy mercer was nled In the Putnam County cissI
LII ~ 'ne SANE Day mat the parcels covered
saiu report are Parcels Nos. 22, a. gs. 9S. M ~
as' a. -, 90, ~, b3, -, 55, 90, 81 80 AZ H.
N9tice IL further given that an application wmI
naane 20 COMMA the said report at q SneciarTs.
0i SAID Court 20 he held at the Court 1onss ion
Sny or Poughseepsie, Dutchpss County, a m ~ =,
uAy OF January, 1873, at the opening az Ihs ~ ?
heard. aa counsel can 4
Dated. December 8. 1897.
FRANCIS n. SCOTT.
SOI1nSsl 20 the Corporauoa,
ITyon Row. New fef
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aipiaeads aua sntersst

DEAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YoEn
~ 80 NASSAU ST, Dec. 10, 1Sp7.t.
The Board Of Trustees have this day declared 4
1898.
Transfer books close Dec. go. 1897. at Q oolot
p, M, and reopen Jan. 2. 1893. at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
ENR w. SecTethrT
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The above dividend Of ONE PER n will be pay
able on January 90, lorN. TO holders Of record at the
close OF business ON D crmbcr 3Oth. 1897. on the
books OF the Voting Trustees tor certificates for pre-
ferred stock of the Southern Railway Company.
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees Tor GER
tifcRtes for preferred stock VIII close December 30,
1897. at 8 p. NJ, and will reopen January 10. 1893. at
10 Al NJ.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY coMPASy.

lbo BTOhuWhy' New ! pTk' Zee ~ lo0E,
FIFTY.FlFTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
A quarterly dividend OF one per cent. on the capital
stock OF the Manhattan Railway Company has been
declared. payable at the OnlcT uf tho company on and
after January 3. 1898, to stockholders or record at
the closing OF the transfer books on Friday, December
IL, at 3 O'Clock 7. NJ. The transfer books Will be
reOpened on TueAdA y, January Z. at 10 O'Clock a. n.
u. W. McWuLIAhS, Treasures.
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Accidentally Itlnea ~ Gas.

Thomas Lawler. Q bartender. was found dead
In bed yesterday morning in his room at 2O1
East Forty-second street. Tho gas was turned
on and the windows were closed. 1t In sup
posed. however, that Lawler turned ON the gas
accidentally before going to bed.
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OFFICE or
AOUTH RAILNAI COMPANY.

~ bkOADWAl, N, ", Decembtr 10, 1897.
At q meeting OF tho BOARD OF Directors held this
day, a dividend Of ONE () PER CENT. on the pre-
frrred stock ~ the Company was declared. payable
January 90, 1895, TO pref, rred stockholders or record
on the closing OF the transfer books for preferred
stock.
The transfer books for preferred stock will ciose
December 30th. 1882. at r. NJ, and will reopen jan
uary 10th. 1865, at 10 A. NJ.
JOSIAH F.. HILL, Secretary.
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NEW YORK. NOV, u, IbD7.
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
l4j PER CENT, on The capital stock OF this Com
pany VIII he paid al the Orluc ~ the Company, II
ST.. IN mis- city, an aud after Wednesday,
10, 1897. The transfer books Will be closed
from the close OF business to-day until the morning
Of Thursday. December 10. 1871.
by order OF the Board OF Managers.
HAIR A. wALKER Treasurer.
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1Arrrr LONDON ororAr1orn

THURSDAY, Dec. 16.
There was q falling of In the transactions on
the Stock Exchange to-day az compared with
those of yesterday of fully 20 y cent, and the
tendency Of prices was In the main toward
lower figures. Fears Of an active money market
apparently caused further liquidation Of specu-
Iatiye accounts and again encouraf, ed opera
tors who favor the short side of tn, market to
attack values. They encountered yomo opposi-
tion, particularly in Jersey Central, which was
second only to Sugar Refining In respect to 40
tiyity. Jersey Central advanced to 93L and, at
n reaction Of . point, closed 90 per cent
higher than yesterday. The shares of tho
other anthracite coal-carrying roads moved
sympathotically, but mono Of them was dealt in
extensively. The market for Manhattan Rail-
way continues to reflect conflicting views as to
the nature Of the decision that the Appellate d.
vision Of the Supreme Court will render In the
underground rapid transit litigation. After
. moderate decline tho stock rallied sharply
and closed fractionally higher than yesterday.
On the other hand, Metropolitan Street Railway
was neglected and closed fractionally lower.
The Northern Pacific, Sugar Refining. Peoples
Gas, and the Granger stocks felt tho effect Of
sales for both accounts.
The diminution Of public interest in the 30
curity market 10 readily explained by the near
approach to tho holiday senson and tho moder-
ate activity in the money market caused by tho
ABSORPTION Of money by the Government pre-
liminary to the payment OF its outstanding
obligations on the Union Pacific RAILROAD,
which will be begun . week from to-
morrow. With tho view of minimizing the
effect upon the money market Of the payments
into the Treasury Of the amount due tho Gov.
eminent on the Union Pacific main line. the
Treasury will anticipate by six days the payment
nj fh0 IInftAd StafaQ CnrranCv honda dua Inn I
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dividends mud gnterest.
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railway Company,

IFFHI1
NEW YORK. December 10th, 1897.
At 4 meeting OF the Board OF. Directors held this
day. the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The net earnings OF this Company are now
on "a basis which. after providing for liked charges
and a reasonable cash surplus for contingencies. jus.
tify the belief that the Company may, with safety, be.
gin the distribution OF dividends on its preferred
stock;
And Whereas. The preferred stock certificates Of
this Company contemplate that any dividends there
on shall he declared and paid quarterly;
Therefore. be II Resolved. That there be. and there
hereby Is, declared from the net earnings o dividend
OF per cent. on the preferred stock OF this Company
for the quarter ending December LIST. 1897. same TO DO
paid January 10. 1855, to the holders OF record of the
preferred stock at the closing OF the transfer books
on December 81. 1897;
Resolved, That for the purpose OF such dividend
the transfer books Of this Company be closed at 3 p.
NJ. on December u, 1897, and reopened at 10 A. n.
on January 4. 1893.
GEoRGE H.. EARL. Secretary.
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GORGE II. EARL. Secretary.


90 VAIL STREET,
NEW YORK, December 10. 1897.
The above dividend OF per cent, Will be payable
on January 10, 1908. to holders Of record at the close
OF business on December 2l. 1897, on the books OF
the Voting Trustees for certificates or preferred
stock OF the Northern Pacific Rail way Company.
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees for GER
tincates for preferred stock will close In New York
and In Berlin at 3 Il. NJ. on December 81. 1897. and
VIII reopen at 10 A, NJ. on January 4. 1898.
}. y. MOHGA a. CD, Now York,
DEUTsCHE BANK ~ BERLIN,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
" No. / Broadway.

NEW oRK Dec. 2, 1891
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF 3
American Coal Company OF Allegany County. Md
land, will be held Mt the Company's office in the q
OF New York on Thursday, the 3Oth day OF Decemh
1892. between the hours of IL and l O'Clock p. Nc
The transfer books will be closed on Dccembert
at 3 o clock p. N. and reopened on the morning
December 81, 1897. l