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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-13
SUITS FILED.

The following suits have been filcd With
District Clerk nianchetbo this week,
Willie Preacher. by next freud, ".
Texarkana and Fort Smith Railroad ccm.
pany, damages In the sum OF $500, The
petition alleges that paintiff Il a irincr
ana was employed by defendant as n
brakeman; that while performing the du-
ties to the best OF his ability bis right
hand was caught between the drawheads.
Eashing It so that It oan not be wholly
used aud causing great mental anguish and
physical pain.
G, III. Chambers vs.. brady 4 Shelter,
suit on note for 5000
A. II. Burke VS.. Texnrkana aud Fort
smith Railroad company ct al suit for 4
S3263 debt alleged to be due for cleaning 4
aud grading roadbed for sections "a and
2h OF said road.
Matthew Cartwright ct al vs.. ]. Q. VIII
cox, suit on hote for Si,2.66
Dents pm va. RoAie Dill divorce: Ill 4
treatment alleged.
NJ Cartwright ct al VS.. G. @. and O.
Cent?. suit on note for si16,
County Of Jefferson VS.. o. s. plummer
ct NJ trespass to try Title,
conle white VS.. Martha White, divorced;
adultery and cruel treatment alleged.
II, n Elheredge'ys the Arkansas Com
struciion company, damages for $1,000 for
injuries sustained In the wreck OF hand
car while In the employ OF the defendant.
ID. r.. Wlngate vs.. the Texas and New
Orleans Railroad company. To romove cloud
from title TO the Williami NJ, Davis league
and for damages.
George W. Granger vs.. j. A. Sternep-
berg, partition.
William Randall VS.. the Arkansas Con-
strncliop company, suit for damages fof
s2036 for sickness contracted while In the
employ OF defendant through dofendants
negligence,
Julius Eugene VS. Same. s2044 damages,
petition containing allegations ns above
Patrick Grace va same. 5000 damages
same ms preceding suie, VA
Theodore Keller VS.. J. w. Myrick. aui
on note. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-13
CHURCH socIABLE.


me congregation of st. Peters Epis-
sopa' church met at the Exchange Hotel
sariors Thursday night for the purpose Of
church social and giving the con-
:. .'esauon chance to get acquainted with
~ ~ new members who have recently Joined
ti ~. church or been added to the congrega-
n mn oy some OF the male members ge,ling
ersas.s IN other places and thereby in
conn,hg the membership. there being four
guests "a 'e 'iss " i''i'ee
.,a me rector. Rev. G. e. Lloyd, made
H. laik to the assemblage appropriate to
s sas occasioA delicious refreshments were
tra 'eu. and the presence OF Cohn's orches-
in s, alseoursing sweet music. suggested an
W. orinaI dance, the spacious dining hall
ts ss cleared and soon a number Of the at
mas n's were whirling in the dreamy
"azes OF the waltz.
~, one OF the features OF the dance was an
IN, Ioik's quadrilles which was entered
orI. Win zest and heartily enjoyed by not
vi, 'ne participants. but the spectators 40
A''osether the evening was delightfully."-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-13
CANDIDATE FOR COMPTROLLER.

The Hon. John NJ. Logan OF Tyler came
to Galveston today on business. He is a
pronounced candidate for comptroller and
has already begun quiet canvass among
his friends for support Judge Logan
halls from section OF the State that gets
pretty nearly everything 1t wants In
political way--a section that claims ex-
Governors Hubbard and Hogg, Senator
Horace Chiffon Judge Duncan, and other
politiciAns. Mr.. Logan served N the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-23
DANGEROUS ANARCHISTS

The sugar trust was handled with
out gloves at & meeting Of the Masst-
chusettf Reform Club i'll Boston last
Friday, and statements were made by
B. W. Holt of New York that de
man1ed the attention OF Senator AID
rich of Rhode Island. After tracing
the connection Of the sugar trust
with fraudulent appraisements il the
seventies, Mr., Holt said;
What have we got to show for the
enormous expenditures forced upon
the government by the sugar trust?
A score or more milliouaires who are,
as x-Congresslnan ID. Warner has
said, the greatest and most danger
Il anarchists this country has ever
seen. They both make and break
our laws, they corrupt our politics,
ou1 Legislators, u executors and
our judiciary.
Has the gigantic swindle been
suppressed? On the contrary, it is
to-day in better working order thar
ever 1t is now extracting substance
from the people at the rate of about
S44 ,OOo, 900 a year.
TO make su1e of its grip it invests
its surplus millions in various enter
prises, lets the leading senators or
either side in on the ground floor anC
in SOM cases elects them officers O
these various enterprises. Ii ais,
gives inside tips on sugar to specu
latlve Senators of whom there are no
a few, Notwithstanding the i~nehcctiv,
results of investigating committees
1T has been openly charged b,
Colonel A. K. Mcclure for Philadel
phia that in exchange of the aid Q
Senator Aldrich, in committee, il
granting tariff bounties, the trus
fought the battle in Rhode Islan,
which that year returned AldriCh t
the Senate.
1T was reported after that tn
trust had invested several millions i
a street railway syndicate of vhic.
Aldrich was made president. l be
lieve that Aldrich is still presider
ard that the trust has increased it
holding in this and perhaps in othe
street railways in which he is intel
ested."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-23

Today the Sun that shines for all
is dimmed of its luster, but let us
hope that it's great leader and con-
ductor is now basking in the bril-
liant light that streams about the
throne of the Most High, and that
all is well.-Los Angeles Times.
If anything could bring Dana back
from death this soleful outburst
would do it. 1t would be fun to see
the "old man blowing through this
cheap pathos with a blue pencil. How
he would swear.-Stockton Mail.
Over twenty employees of the Napa
Asylum have been detected in petty
thievery and will be discharged. 1t
was worse than the Carson Mint in
its palmy days of ~rascality.
A lot Of thieves have turned up in
the Washington mint. There appears
to have been quite a gang, the same
as there was here. All the Republi-
a organs are d~rfen4ing the thieves
Just as they did here.
The Leitgert jury disagreed in Chi
G Three men hung out for ac-
quittal. His lawyers claim this is Il
vindicution From the evidence in
troduced it is hard to see how he e5-
capped conviction.
The Democrats are said TO have a
majority of 100000 in Greater New
York and it st tnds to reason, there
fore, that unless the W Democratic
candidates for mayor run nearly neck
and neck, and one of the two R1pub.
lican candidates run far ahead Of the
other, one of the Democrats should
win. The contest seems to be between
VaDWyck and George, with til
chances slightly favoring the fire.
named. The constituency nun ueTs
between 100000 and $50, 900 votes.
The Bee says the only hope for the
American people lies In the free coin
age of silver by this Government with
out waiting for International agree
ment. This done the battle is won
ard the ~goldbugs know it.
News was received 10 Ely las
Tuesday that the parties who wer,
pursuing the highwaymen who sho
Griswold had lost the trail and giveI
up the chase as hopeless. 1t is TOT
bad that these knights OF the roa(
we're not caught and left dangling
at the end OF a rope.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-23

There are times when the
variation of a pulse beat
tells the Practiced physician
whether the scale will go
down and mean death or up
and mean life. But suppose
the medicine he prescribes is
not the medicine which your
child is taking, but some
thing the druggist thought
would do just as well! Who
is going to regulate the bal
ance then? A druggist who
will offer you something else
when you ask for SCOTS
Emulsion will do the same
thing with his prescriptions.
Get what you ask for!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
Tho Union Pacific, Denver & Gull
Railway Company.

TIL. undersigned. representing majority ~ the con-
sclidatsd mortgage bonds Of the Union Pacific Denver
and Gull RAILWAY Company. issued under rs mortgage
dated April 1890 have beer constituted committee FOR
~. protection ot the OK the consolidated mort
gaze bondhoders under agreement dated September
1897 cop.es which be obtained At the once Ok
Deposl,ary. Contra! Trust Company OF New YORK 20
.. Wall street y the agency - the Deposary.
he American Loan and Trust Company No % state
STREE. Poston. Mass
Holders u Consolidated mortgage bonds may deposit the
same with the pepostsry the city OF New York. or In
Ibtor az e.. said agency. before the nrsi DAY OK
November 1885, C,r,incs'ss Of the Dspo-'sry VIII be IS
sues for the consolidated bonds 90 deposited ana
?. application vii bs MADE. soon as practicable to
hav. such listed upon the New YorH stock TX
change
Dated New YORK. Ssp''n,hsr L. 1897.
GRENVfLLE VI. DODGE. Chairman.
GEORGE VI. PULLMAN.
}. kENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AMEs
HARRY WALTERS.
HENRY III GE.
henry LEWIS.
tRIAH HEUHMANN.
Committee.
T. GRANGER. Sccrstary
JOIN y WISE
r e. HENDERSON. Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER q, 1897

Stock Exchange last week and for the same
week Of the preceding two years compare as
follows:
sept .. 30 SEPT, 90 es. Sep; . ~;
Exchanges g.i$eS "s.sdtI; $50 so t ,9,
No shares so!a..... l5'4'l'S l'-W''ll "'@-''f''
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
The United States Treasury received last
week from customs 81 gtJ.14S. from interna.
revenue SO. H. 100 and from miscellaneous
sources Sl3333S making a total Of SJ,lso.GJb,
against 81. s6j.94l in the preceding week. The
receipts for the month 10 date amount 10
making the escess Of expenditures over receipts
S:.35l Si3 Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date.
S1o,S39.SIt expenditures, s104. $50; excess
Of expenditures, s2S.93@0S2 The Treasurys
actual cash balance decreased in the week
S2W932o anG now stands AT S2l5, l42, IA.
Receipts Of National bank notes for redemption
in the week were $l.5lS.39G, against Sl.3'1 ,@4
In the preceding week
SubtOincd is Saturdays Treasury statement,
compared with that Of September -:
Y. sf:P' 81 sss s $.gi go la. III
n: e.: s;5: 5s:s; Is: ii;s
iacsGes 80. .s-25 ooc 5io So 5es5is Dec s47I.o.''
tonal banks. l7.e45o i7.2is.2>i Dec. 2'e.22F
Wv, Ayaas as sssa .sl a s:5.ass Pc Pc SLIT; Z, e;
Actl cash ssI7a52os7 s9I5l.27i7 Doc 81 aoa ga
Q Cncor---N y t--kected . >
THE WEEKLY STATEMENT
The following IL the usual table giving the
number Of shares OF all stocks dealt IN last
week. the highest. lowest and rnal prices Of tn
week, together with the final prices Of week
ago prefixed by the average price or september
~ 1896:
RAILWAY STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gull
Railway Company
TO the Holders OF


rir-, Morras. pr cent boid' u the Denver Tsxa,
ari Gulf R.Gsay Company:
FIR, Norgas- per cent. bond. - the D-n'e Te'as
N. For, Wcr'h Railroad company.
Funded lnf.rest csrtiacs-s OF The Denver Texas ana
Forth worth R-irosd Corrsny and
stock o. to Union fsciac. Denver and Gu.r Railway
company:
\ committee Of holi-r, q the consolda'si mortgage
boads q the Tr,on rscr ard GGlt Railway Com
r.ny has been formed under sgreemen. dated the
.-.nh dsy u september. 1897.
Holders Of me above mentioned bonds furt~i Interest
c-rncate- .ud stock may deposit the same subject %
,as agreement with TIE Trust company ot New
York ne D-po.lrary named IN said axr..ment at rs
ono. No g. wall street New York. al l,s agency the
American aai Trust compaay. No 20 STATE street
Bosom. Mass
Crr,incses o, :~p ST vii - issued by the Depos'sry
IN respect = deposits nad" and application will b"
made 80 son a. prac'cab-. 20 have such certificates
st-i urar ~. Sew YORK stock Eycharg,
I>'ai N-g York September Is 1897.
GRENVfLIE VI. DODGE. Chairman.
GEORGE VI. PULLMAN.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AMEs.
HARRY WALTERS.
HENRY Bulge.
HENRY LEWIS.
IWItU HERItuANN.
r GRASGER. Secretary.
John :. WISE.
Il. G. HENDERSON Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS

The Tribune has printed the gross earning.
Of sixty-two railroads or sysiems for the second
week In September. Or these nfty return gains
Of S!s}3 81. "r III per cent. and twelve return
losses OF 81 3d. 80 per cent The whole
shows gain of S.5J,9DJ. OF IT, per cent. The
Trituue has also printed the gross earnings Of
t,venfv-trrnt. railroads or systems for the third
week in Septsinber. Of which twenty -one return
gains OF s.il2 1ts;. or 1913 per cent and two re-
turn Losses ~ S2S.l or - per cent. The
cent
Second week IN sePs,sssmS'r' IN, Difference, Pc.
20 eom,.a..... .,s.Ms., us6Toes Inc ;scsisI III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
J. p. MORGAN q CO.
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.

tn. slr per De0en'ura Bonds 1'o0 +cM and N.
Fou p.r c-rt Debentrrs Bonds San 0O) OF the Houston
snd Tr1a, Central Railroad Company mature October
l,, 1897 ard he paid In ,ssh upon presentation az
N. CENTRAL Trust COMPANY at or st,er maturity.
In r.,pons. 70 Inquiries mad. BY boniholdsrs whether
IN. Company would extend ,hsss bonds. or
mart Of them Company has concluded 70 say that
wlnx 20 Bends 10 the amour: In the aggregate
q no, exc-edy tSOo: and upon presentation at the
Central Trust company. between September 18Th. 1897
aud October 9Th 1897. OF Of the outstanding
gond. WI exchange therefor until the Bonds
90 Issued aggregate {Coo0oo lis Debsn'ure Bonds OF the
IKE character guaranteed BY the Southern Pacific Com
p.nv maturing October i, 1902 and bearing Interest
81 the Uniform OF Five cent annum payable
,-annua.y April Is, and October LIST. The October
1897 coupon maturing Bonds will be paid In cash upon
the Central Trust Company on
or after September 18th. 1891
This offer Is subec, to withdrawal at any time without
notice.
NEW YORK. September tth. 1897
HOUSTON rEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
BY rHos. X HUBBARD. President.
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financial Mretinqs.


OFFICE or THE SEtHETARY AM itsk.Asl ntis US
lhE CAROLINA CENTRAL, RAILROAD COMPANY.
PORTSMOUTH,. VA, Sep. IN. 1897;
vV,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the
l. Stockholders Of the Carolina Central Railroad Com
any will held in the Front Street ONCE OF the Com
nsny in the Of Wilmington, North Carolina. on
Thursday the 7th day II October A. d.. 1891, At
'" mo II. SHARP
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
- WALL. STREET.
NEW YORK. September a. 1897.
TO HOLDERS OF
Columbus & Hooking Valley
Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE I PER CENT. BONDS

DIE O,TOBEK 7. 1877.
The Urite Circuit Court FOR the southern Dis
r,t Of Ohio Eastern having authorized the
rver u the Columbus Hooking Valley AMI Toledo RAJ
way Company With holders ~ ne bonds
Z, continue sane unu October Isl. 1905. tor any
longer period during which the property shal be In tho
custody Of the court per per annum Interest
PAYABLE in god coin april is and october lat the
requ-,, and behalf Of prepared
presentation - bonds oHc-. s'amp them
continued under this arrangement.
Thu. offer NAV he withdrsw by the receiver at any
time without notice
7 % MORGAN a IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

81 900 ~ Tvsry SKIN Ward ImpFoVenen, Assessnlen,
trrt.rc at-s
p,vaI!A October 4 1902
All OF TIE above Bonds 20 Principal and Interest Will
he rsyab. In GOLD COIN 4 the United S'ates q
is II The pres standard Of weigh; and hn-nes
Of the tlty charter amended
Chapter cas- O the Laws OF 1895 They are free and
From all for purposes
p,vment OF purchase money TO 10 m.de October An,
1927. ,,,-..,
Bcnds Will ~ laed August s 1891 ana accrued
hose be required IN addition 20 price
n,".hl. February h \ 81
-. sbove iss 10. viii be- dled October fh is9. With
f. ,.rs., ma vstlp January ant July IN each year
pr.po.as the price offered the description
ma uIy dnte- OF Bonds desired and be endorsed Pro
yOsais fur Bonds 1900.
d.er,et ~, tie Interest OF the City.
- ~ GEORGE ". PALMER. corln.rol,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

DKOPOSAIS FOX DRIED FKT TT.-DeDari.
i ,sn, d, the Interior Once O. Indian Anairs Wash
lns,on d. C.. Sept, 10. 1871 SEALED PROPOSALS
eniol ed Proposal. FOR Dried Fruit and addressed
Vii h. rsr-iy-i until O'Clock .. m. OF Thnrsday
C,oher "a 1896 furnishing Inli,n service
about s7.coo pounds dried apples 5000 pounds dried
peaches aud ''" posnos 1r,-i primes Ihis fruit must
- delivery ,,hcr In New York Chicago. 81 Louis
Kansas Clt, or omaha Delivery made In toubl.
bags Of about hundred pounds each and within thirty
DAYS from dste ~ approval OF contracts Samples
arr1mpnny Government blarks not required In
Submitting bids CERTIFIED CHECks.-Al bids must
he accompanied b. certified check daft upon
r,ei depository solvent National bank for at
least FIVE PER CENT q the amount OF tine proposal
". A JONES Comm ssIonsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
Gltp hotels.
[H]O17[gL [SEI[PO[R[go

GRAND BOULEVARD & GID ST
Refurnshed redecora;ed and improved at Q
cost Of over one hundred thousand (S100.OO0)
dollars.
Occupies m entire square, and has frontage
OF over 400 feet on three streets.
An hotel Of the best class, enjoying the
patronage Of the besl people.
Our rates are more moderate than those OBJ
tanning at other hotels Of the first class.
The Empire is famous for the perfection OF
its cuisine and service. aid is conducted on both
the American and European plans
We have accommodations .or parrots. dogs or o,nss
animals.
All surface cars pass IFS doors; 9Th and 9th
Ave ~ station only two blocks distant.
Sumptuousiy furnished apartments OF from
two to ten rooms with private halls and baths
Single rooms with hot and ,old running water.
large ard medium sized rooms with private
bath.
References required. Inspection invited.
W. JOHNSON QUINN. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
Goumtrp Boaro.

CIfTEMEER OCTOBER.-rhs only months fos the
- country this year House high elevation. 2odesa
with bath. First class table: Pstces very low.
Mrs. J. H. TOTEM Southport olaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
,I,RFASI'NY DEPARTMENT. Otfice Snperv!-.

ing Architect. Washington. y. g. September 10.
l>gI.-SEtIEp PROPOSALS will be received this of
until O'Clock =. " the l2th - October 1897
opened Immediately thereafter fOr al labor AMI
materials required fr the plumbing and piping TIE
l. y. Appraisers Warehouse New Nork. y T. Ia accord
with drawings ard Specifications. copies OF which
NAV he hal this orics " the Superln
ten,'snt At New York. y y. Zach BID be accom-
led by a certified check Tor no less than % Of
ih- = the PROPOSAL The right - r@seryef
all bids ard waive defect inormalit,
in any bid ~tugid II - dcofned IN n. interest Of the
C,v~rrr1ert All bids received after the ,lme
stated FOR opening will be returned 10 the bidders.
CHARLES T.. KEMpER. Acting Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
financial.
financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Denver, Texas & Gulf
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth

Trs UNDERSIGNED Committee has deposit, more nan
ority OF outstanding First Mortgage i'onds OK
The Denver rexas and Gulf Railway COMPANY and
large proportion Of the outstanding bonds or Inc Denst
Texas and Fort Worth Railroad COMPANY under BONG
holders Agreements. dated December 18Th. 1920 81,
formed in the interest ~ mortgage SUD
Mortgages represented by this t"tih.tse
invites deposits OF your bonds In their Bcndaehers
A xrecmer have stated With reference 20 the ponds
represented BY the undersigned commttse. az foo"s
The Committee c0ntsmpates that plan Of rcorgan-
izat!on whi,h may he adopted approved b. 10
include both Of said FRS; Mortgage Bones
but tine Committee assumes TO duty towards ire
cp0sors this article said First Mortgage BONDS
or Obligation include In said plan or agree
nent q reorganization either cass Of said First Mortgage
Bonds. =,
Holders o. ,hs. bonds cartione deposit che
with such Committee. with Committee nav
ing adverse interests in subordinate liens.
The represented by the undersigned COMMITTEE
prior lien 20 the Union Pacific DEM sr ami cur
Bonds. th"r respective divisions. In order that me
holders shall be- IN position tO avail themselves of ms
priority. Is necessary FOR them act In harmony and
they Therefore advised deposit their bonds win
the un!-rsi .nei. constituted Committee solely
for tn protection ~ the Bo1dh olders interests
Deposits should be made at the lo:k security and
Trust = rpany. ~ Wall ST. New-York
HENRY %. ELY. Chairman.
RANSOM II. THOMAS. Cop,mtt,.n
MATSo, u: niCkERMAN.
T.. 9. LEDYARD. Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

Net earnings mo- s7.a3i.y5: s7G,Iass sssGi .o6
DETROIT AND LIMA NORTHERN RAILWAY 90.
Gross earnings third IN September. ..... r,ai2
From july - september >2s2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
THE MIDDLESEX BANKING COMPANY
MIDDLCTOWN, CONN,

WILL PAY demand with interest to date OF paymen
pEBESTL'RE SERIES SIS due No,ember l. lsl'. slooOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
us Engineer Orlre, New-London. Conn.

~ Sept, Is 1897; Sealel proposals In 'ripeste Tor
structns hreskNa,er at Duck Island Conn will be
~ o'clock Oct ~. 1897 and
publicly orened Information Furnished applica ion
SMITH :. LEACH Mai. Frgrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

dividend. Nominal .w.;h interest;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

High LOW sept q Sep, IS ch'gs sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

t.s rs uank exchanges Of the New.York Clear
- seuss ana the stock sold At the Nsw.York
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Proposals
Proposals.
Sl,04O,7I0.76
THREE AND ONE-HAI.F PERCENT STOCK BONDS
AND CERTIFICATES
CITY OF BROOKLYN.

FREE ANU ENEMPr IRON ALI. TAXATION EN-
CEPT FOR STATE ~ RfOSES.
PRINCIPAL. AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

To-, 70 s.iive issues ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

sept Actual sales sept. sep. No.
81. High Low p. ~. share
1898. es.. es'. Eina,. l~'.. ~pi1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
Qiui0cn0 Notices.

RG-FFAfAD RAILWAY COMPANY GE DEBENTt RS.
not PDNS on the above. maturing October
~ So 1897 will ~ paid and after that ea,s az The
one. u Cuylsr Morgan Co.. ~ Pine - "" Work.