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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
CLARKE GUILTY.
He Was indicted for Break ny and
Entering a Restaurant.
The Defendant Den Ee was Concerned
in the Crime.

Before Judge Wilbur and n jury was
tried this morning the case OF state VS..
George Clarke Clarke was indicted Tor
breaking and entering the restaurant OF
Thomas +. Leahey at the corner OF wash
ington ana Eddy streets on the night OF
March 2lst, of the present year. The wit
nesses for the state VINO included Lieu
tenant Horton and Officers Butts ana
Jacobs testified 10 the finding OF win
dow broken in the restaurant ana on the
two officers named entering tho shioOn
through the broken window there hnd
been desperate attempt made To remove
the cash register, but the party taxing lt
apparently got scared for Oihcer jacobs
testified the register was only taken hall
way out the window.
A man named Pikesemployed i'm Gn OK
press Office across Eddy street Identified
Clarke as the man whom he saw hanging
around the restaurant fer "a time lust
previous to the break. one witness for the
state testified that Clarke at one time TOOK
his meals IN Loahoy's restaurant several
cuts were found Oh Clarko's hands Wneh
lac was arrested.
Clarke went on the witness stand and
denied having anything to do with tho
break and SAID no Was at "a barber shop.
At the time he wus arrested was wofklng
and making sl3 or Sl3 a week. Ho sald
he was much under the influence OF liquor
when arrested md had been on "a ylslt 10
a nan whom he formerly worked Tor un-
I'll iO:}0 o'clock and had not been near the
restaurant or tho express Office on tho
night OF March 2lst. until he was ar
rested. In explanation of the cuts on his
hands he said they were caused by the
shenrs slipping while he was cutting "a
mnn's hair in tie shop where he was em-
plCved at Olnevville
Howard &. Bliyen testified that Clarke
was a good workman and was at his house
the night of March 2lst at 10 O'Clock.
He could give his personal opinion OF tho
honesty OF Clarke but did not know the
ordinary speech OF people in general.
The jury found Clarke guilty and Judge
Wilbur sentenced him To 10 months in
states Trison.
Assistant Attorney General Charles +.
Stearns for the state and Thomas t. Vance
| for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
SWALLOWD TIN BOX TOP.
Baby McDede Game Near Dying Be-
fore it Mas Removed.

New York, .Iune sa a--One-vcar-old
Willie McDede Of N,w Lrnt 50 lck. y j
uied "a swallow the tog -! tiH ulA 'tS.
ter. ~ morning and had marrow &c ,te
from strabg ulntlon. The iOy H. tie IS o
ot Rolert hcDsde, ~ No. l3 Richmond
street. lie was IN charge OF has aunt,
Mrs. Benjamin. Monaghan, OF tne same
house.
Ibe hoy'was playing with the t1p oi "A
tooth powder box. nnI when he pHrrd o.
IN his mouth 10 slipp a Il wn and caught
betweon his tonsilS. lho cover was per-
fnrgtcd And tie hoy was able 90 lrc.J .c.
Mrs Monaghan attempt a 90 force The
cover ont, hut it was embedded SO tightly
that IL resisted every effort.
When Dr. %. H. Applegate arrived be
did not have any instrument u take the
cover out with and was obliged 90 use
blacksmith pincers. While an assistant
secured "a lrm hold on the cover with
these DIR. Applegate forced the tonsils
open with his fingers aud the lid was
drawn out The Inning of the child S
throat was badly lacCrated and the
wounds bled proiusely. but DIR. Apple
gate thinks the child Will recover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
A SAFE ROBBED.
Crooks Operated in Meeting Street
Carriage Shop.
S cured B.iw ei So and So for Their Dar-
ing Wcrk.

The carriage mandatory of Walter f.
Mason 4 Company, 81 and 33 Meeting
street was entered last night by breaking
a light OF glass i'm the lower sash Of win
dow on the west side of the building
after which the robbers reached the catrh n
on the inside and forced the window
open.
The safe which Is in little Office in the
northeas. corner of the building was
tackled. Mr Mason Is not positive whether
or rot the outer door was locked, but un-
doubtcdly was not, for thers are no marks
or the door.
The thieves went to work on the
drawers inside the safe and with bit cut
away tho wooden drawers I'm the cluster,
which contained the sheet iron cash box.
They then took the cash drawer 20 a
work bench I'm the rear of the shop and
with heavy pair OF bolt cutters de-
molished Il and took Its contents, between
e. and Ss, and lot of papers valued at
$S n
The break was not discovered until
Mr. Mason went into the shop this morn
ing. Detective Merrill is at work on tho
case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
PROTECTION OF FISH AND GAME.
The Rhode Island Association Meets aud
Elects Officers.

The Rhode Island Association for the
Protection of Fish ana Game held an i'm
portaut meeting yesterday and plans were
suggested for systematic enforcement
of the game laws in this state. Thirty
new members were voted In and this ad-
dition makes the total membership 100.
The following resolution was adopted ::
Resolved, That the president of this
association Is hereby authorized TO expond
a sum OF money Dot exceeding 200 on any
case when in his judgment prompt action
is necessary to reyent or prosecute vio-
lation of the game laws OF tho state. ~
This extra power is given In order that
there might br no tieiur- In tukfny action.
The president may act at once instead Of
bringing the matter before the Board of
Managers. After he has acted, IL any more
than $50 Is needed TO follow case up,
that will be provided by the board.
Among the most common CT the game
that is being wrongfully killed at this
time are the chicken partridge and wood
cock, that are SO young as not TO he able
to take care Of themselves at present.
The officers elected were: President
Thomas w. Penney of Warwick: vice
presidents. NJ. w. Tilinghast of Provi-
dence, a. l.. Andrews of North Provi-
dence, j. III. n. Nightingale of Warwick,
DR. Preston Day Of Bristol, DIR. &. ii.
Gardner of Providence, A. ID. Roberts OF
Woonsocket John 4. Fiske, .Jr. of Pascoag
Fred Il. Perkins Of Johnston; secretary,
j. +. Russell of Providence; treasurer
Robert &. loot OF Providence; advocate,
w. X. Stiness of Warwick; Managing
board. DR.. i. III. Peckbam Of Warwick,
II. A. Kirby Of Providence w. X. Stiness.
j. +. Russell, X. C. Root. w. Il. Morton
OF Johnston, J.. II. Langworthy of Provi-
dence, stephen Waterman Of Providence,
Walter ii. Sweet of Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured Ny the use II coffee. Re-.
cenfy there has been placed in all the grocery
rto-es n new preparation called GltAIN-O,
inadc Of pure grains that takes the place OF
coffee The most delicate stomach receives 70
without distress. and but few can tell 10 from
cnfYec II does not cost over = ~ mucE.
f.hllfrrn may drink II with great benefit rs
cfs. and q cts per package Try ~ ASK for
sRAfN.O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
tCltY Eall NnieS.

The MunicipalCourt will adopt the reg =
ular summer schedule Of sessions Of ono
every other week next month.
This evening there will be another
meeting of the joint special committee
ON Fourth Of July and nc I 30 O'Clock this
afternoon there will he n meeting OF that
special committee ON salaries which was
appointed 90 SEQ " there was any possi-
hility of reducing some official compensa-
tlou. The s1laricd officers are not losing
ang -in-ilntleipatl -tt4e-festilt of
tho committees Investigation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
Presidential Nominations.

Washington, June % The president
t,ri-v -vrrrt- tirc foiiuwir1E nominations 10
the senate; State. Thomas W. Dawson OF
Iowa. secretary Of legation of Rio dc
.faneiro To DO consuls Of tho United
states. Walter j. Hoffman, district of
Columbia at Mennheim. Germany Brain
ard H. Warner, Jr., Maryland, at Leipsic,
Germany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
SHANTY BLOWN UP.
One Italian Kllei, Another Fatally
Hurt and Others Injured.
Dynamite Was Used and Police Be-
lieve There Was plot.

Pittsburg Pa, June % An Italian
laborer's shanty near Brilliant station
on the Allegheny valley railroad was
blown up by dynamite shortly after mid.
night and Gaetus Antiuello was instantly
killed. 1igorina Sartorllln was fntnlly
injured and u number of others received
injuries Of n less serious nature. Ihe
police believe the explosion was the re-
suit OF plot and l3 Italians have been
arfs-ted pe ndt-v Investigation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23

Patents have been granted 10 citizens Of
Rhode Island under date Of June %, rs fol-
lows: G. X. Rabbit, Cranstcn. piston; Il. b.
Comings, Providence, humidiher G. o. LEM
and G. II. Newhall, Providence, controller for
elevators; W. c. Goldman, assisnor 10 Gorham
Manufacturing Company, Providence, handle
for spoons, etc. c. O. Oscbeye, Providence,
spoon; J. Il. Strador, Providence, handle for
suoons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
American Cricketers in England.

London, June 23-The cricket match
between the Gcntlemou OF Philadelphia
and a Middiesex eleven, which began ON
Monday at Leeds was continued today.
Tho Americans I'm their first inning scored
III runs The visitors went in again to.
day for their second innings. The first
wicket went down for 81 runs, when
Jhayer was caught and bowled by Raw
ing for 81 AZ lii Lester was caught
by Phillips for 81 runs. King bowled hy
Stoddard for. 90. Three wickets for $50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
One Year In State Prison.

George Gould. who was indicted hy the
grand Jury for the larceny of n horse. buggy,
and huntss from n resident of Johnston, re-
trncied former plea of no; guilty and
plc de1 nolu contendere. The uuggy was
taken a. far ~ Lowell. Mass. aud Judge vii.
bur sentenced Gould 20 one year in state
prison. The prisoners counsel wac JhOmns
h. l. Mcdonnell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
SIX Months in Jail.

William McNabb indicted with Michael
Griffin for breaking.and entering n dwell
ing this afternoon pleaded nolo conten'
dere and was sentenced TO six months III
Jail by Juuge Wilbur
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
Judgment hY Default.

The defendant i'm tho case of Gilbert +.
Franklin VS.. William 4. Bowden was
called in the Common Pleas Division OF
the Supreme Court and defaulttd. The
case was appealed from the seventh dis.
trict court and the action was one on
book account and the amount involved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
The Trial of MOwry.

The trial O. Martin l.. Mowry indicted
for the murder of Abby j. Reynolds at
Harrisville in April last Will not take
place until next fall. This arrangement
is understood to be perfectly satisfactory
To counsel for the defense who trust that
something may occur in the meantime
which will prove to the advantage of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
Plaintiff NOn-Suited.

In tho case OF Cornelius Duggan, ad-
ministrator. va Metropolitan Life Insur-
spce Company the plaintiff was called to-
day and non-suited by Judge Bosworth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
PROVIDENCE BANKING CO.,
As WEYRossET ST.
OFFER FOR INVESTMENT.

OFFER FOR INVESTMENT.
5000 United Traction q Electric Co lst
mtg. per cent. gold bonds due 1883
5000 Prov. Fall River g. Newport Steamboat
Co. 1st mtg. per cent gold bonds
due 1910
20 shares United Traction e. Electric Co.
80 shares Providence Telephone Go.
80 shares r. l. Perkins III. =. Co., preferred.
2j shares American Screw Co.
10 shares American Wringer Co, conmon.
10 shares n. ". N. II. e. III. r. II. Co
80 shares American National Bank.
100 shares Blackst ne Canal Nat. Bank
~ shares Fifth National Bank
q snares Rhode Island National Bank.
25 shares Roger Williams National Bank.
shares Weybosset National Bank
9 shares First Nat. Bank, Warren.
10 shares Mercantile rfust Co
shapes National Exchargi Bank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23

The News Sell Educator Feature Il
valuable helper TO all Young and old
are reaping the benefits thorefrOm.
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:, EALEp BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH

- the title the and the Of the bidder
dorseG thereon will be received By the Department Of
Public Parks its occs Arsenal Building sixty fourth
street Ffth avenue. Central Park. until O'Clock
p NJ Monday May TO- 1897, for the following named
No. l.. FOR FURNIsHING ALL. LABOR REQUIRED
To COMPLETE TIE EXCAVATIONS IN EARTH.
SOLID ROCK OR OTHER MATERIALS AND REMOVAL.
OF SAME NECESSARY FOR THE FOUNDATIONS or
THE NEW EAST WING AND EXTENSION OF THE
METROPOLITNN MUSEUM OF ART IL CENTRAL
PARK INCLUDING ALI. NECESSARY EXCAVATIONS,
BLASTING AID REMoXAL or sURgLUs NATE
Mi1sEtM Ri'ILDIs& AND THE CONTENTS THE
BOILER AID DYNAMO HOUSE. THEIR APPURTE.-
No. 2 FOR FIRM LSHING ALL LABOR REQUIRED
To COMPLETE THE EXCAVATION IN EARTH. SOLID
ROCsK on OTHER MATERIALS OF THE SLIDE OF
ROCK EARTH OR OTHER MATERIAL. NEAR STA
TION "a SECTION II OF TliE HARLEM RIVER
DRIVEWAY AND THE REMOVAL OF THE SAME,
fNCrI-DING THE NECESSARY BLASTING AND PRO
TECTIoS OF SURROUNDING BUILDINGS AND
N FoR PAINTING THE IRoNwORK or THE
pf(IDGE ACROSS THE HARLEM RIVER. KNOWN As
WASHINGTON BRIDGE. IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK 49,
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London NAV 4-Goid quoted az Buenos Ayres 10
aav AZ 49,: az Lisbon 5ol. at Rome. 100 1919
ecrl,,as are quoted follows Greece lSh4 uichahsru
., on. turkey new defence unchanged AZ lOl; group
A. Unchanged AT g.; group tBJ. Unchanged at "3re
1rot,n (CO i. lower 10; group Cd y lower al
fss,. ,,o,.. .,,ao,. for tho ac-
-. - Iioi.- Atcbson TO-. Canadian Pacific. ON. 81
PAU common 74ss: Illinois Central St'E, LoGsIile'
IL Nevican Central new Il. n; New YORK Nhrat'
io,i Frfe l2a: Pennsylvania. 5ia, Reading VA ERE
Got nrese-rel -: Mexican ordinary. 20 Money 1e4.
- co., The rate Of discount In the open market ior
bor, nils Is $40 per cent and FOR three months Dill"
~ per cent silver quiet at q l0-lod per ou"0e'
Spanish a.. Gli.. 40
Paris Nav 4 4 p. ln.--Ttree per cent renes lO3
francs confines for tho account ENchalse VH Huo"
% francs lOIs centimes for checks
Berlin May 4-Exchange on London. eight days sight
N marks - pfennngs.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trfb-
"A une received al Their Uptown Once No 2s2 Broad
way 81 door north Of 3st-st until o'clock adj
vertisements received al the following branch Offices -
regular Office rates until o'clock p M: VIZ: =. s,h-
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ave ard llth- st lt2 CoumhIs-ave. IVES, 10Th
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West sof st, between Ith and sth i59 East tlth-
ST. S3s sd-ave. between 18th and nth ats. ioee Sd
near 1.T0s ist-aVe S'th 3D.
ave. near iistst.; 5,t 3d-aye, 2io iteecker st. S2S
pieeckar-=t. 81 40 East lv2i 3D.
ave q5 sferdam-aVe. &O2 West 42i-sf
las East l6th-st.: zoe East tsthSt; S6 9th ave- G5l
ON ave iio sd-avc. 0Ith-st: 2Ds East yh-s
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ia fth-avc Al Harlem Ofnces 2nol Sd ave near
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the BROOKLYN Onlees: 391 rulton-sts 10 yaton-sGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

to STATUTORY requlrement. notice
DURsuANT to statutory requirement. notice

is hereby given that An Act has been passed BY
both branches o Legislature entitled AN ACT TO
provide the payment OF compensation 10 Rufus O.
Bea-dslee services counsel - the Board Of Educa
ton Of the York and authorizing the Board
Estimate Apportonment Of the city Of New York
TO audit and allow the thar be Justly due.
Further notice hereby given that Public Hearing
the CITY Hall in the CITY 81 New York. Thursday.
May 9th. 1897, at 2:l5 O'Clock. p. VI.
Dated City Hail. New York. April 29h. 1897.
W /. STRONG. Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

pUKSUANI 10 srdruEOr! reQuITeIHeH' Houcs
Is hereby given that An Act has beer passed by both
branches OF the LEGISLATURE entitled AN ACT 10 provide
Cor tho construction II
lyn Bridge Further Is hereby given Q
Public Hearing upon such Hill VIII be held once
OF the Mayor city Hail IN the City Of New York,
on May 9TH friday, 1891, At O'Clock p. N.
Dated City Hall. New York. April Both. 1897.
w L. STRONG Mayor.
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Bid.Aslsed

well-distributed volume of business, with final
nrices showing net gains In the majority OF
issues. The principal net gains were made 10y
Erie general lien 3-4s, Y to 62Z; New-York and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
to statutory requirement. notice

is hereby given that An Act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled AN ACT authorizing
On. audit and allowance the claim ~ Henry H Shu
against the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonalty ot the City
OF New York Further notice Is hereby given that
Punic Hearing upon such bill will be held al the once
Of the Mayor in the CITY Hall IN The City ~ New YORK.
an FRIDAY MAY It'll 1897. 3.l5 o'clock p.
Dated City Hall. New York May lat. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
THE BOND MARKET.

Sales OF Government bonds were $4,000 regis
tered As OF 1907 AT 11O2,, $1,000 registered As u
e. OcO AT l22ss. and $1,000 coupon ~ at 1l3
Final quotations follow:
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financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad Company.

TO THE HOLDERS OF
First and Second Mortgage bonds
and Coupons and stock of the
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD w.
First Mortgage Bonds and Coupons ana
Second Mortgage Income bonds Oh inc
UNION ELEVATED RAILROAD co.
First Mortgage bonds md Coupons of the
SEASIDE AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE
ELEVATED RAILROAD co.
The Committee hereby announces that the
plan and agreement dated March H. 1917
hns been declared effective.
More than EIGHTY PER CENT. of the vari-
Gus issues of bonds provided for under the
plan have been deDOsited. Notice is hcreo'
given that the time for the deposit Oh '"e
abOve-named securities under the plan anu
agreement has been extended 10 ana i"c'""
ing May Is. 1897. after which date no Sc
curitics will he received except on payment
OF such penalty the Committee m"y J"
pose. Security holders may assent 10 the
plan by signing the agreement
Application has been made TO the New YORK STOCK
Exchange list Central Trust Company OF New iorH
Certificates OF Deposit for above securities
Comics OF the Plan and Agreement may be obtained
from the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NE"
YORK. - Wall Street. New York City.
New York, May l. 1891
+. +. OIcOtt
Chairman,
james r. Woodward.
Charles Parsons. (
Ernst Thalmnnn,
Leonard LewisOhn,
ADRIAN II. JOLINE J. y. WALLACE. Sec'y
Counsel "a Wall ST., n. Y.
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DURsUANT to statutory requlrement. notice

PURSUANT to statutory requirement, notice
is hereby given that An Act has been passed BY
both branches OF the Legislature entitled An ACT 10
authorize the Board OF Estimate & Apportonment OF
the City OF New York audit and allow the claim OK
Adam A. against the Mayor, Aldermen and COM
monalty Of the City Of New York. Further notice -
given a Public Hearing upon such bill will
b., hell at Of Mayor the city Hall. in
the city York Thursday. May 9Th. 1891, -
8 o'clock. p. NJ
". L. STRONG, Mayor.
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DURSTANT 10 statutory requirement. notice
is hereby given that An Act has been passed ~
Legislature entitled AN ACT IN re-
lation 70 James Place in the city Of New York
Eurther notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
such bill will be held Ofce Of the Mayor. IN the
city Hall the city Il New York. on Thursday. Nay
'' dated city Hall New York April 18th 1891.
W 7. STRONG, Mayor.
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DURSUANT TO statutory reQu!rement, notice

l. is hereby given that Act has been passed ~
both branches OF the Legislature entitled AN ACT 70
section Ave hundred and four u chapter four
hundred and OF the OF eighteen hundred and
eghty-wo entitled An Act consolidate into one Act
and to declare special and local laws affecting public
interests the City OF New York. amended oy Gee
ton forty chapter hundred and seventyye OF the
laws OF eighteen hundred and nney-two In regard TO
superintendent OF buildings. Further notice Is hereby
given that Public Hearing upon such bill Will be held
az the Once OF the Mayor in the city Hall IN the cry
OF York. Thursday. May 9Th. 1897 a } 80 O'Clock.
+. ". . - .o-
Dated City Hall. New York, ,April 29th 1897
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financial 1lesiines.

oSics Of TIE LAKE. sGEE MGnlGXN s0GfHERE
CLEVELAND, OHIO. March 18th, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
ing the stockholders Of the Lake shore and
c Go w a the state Of GSo on Thursday the
2oth day May 1897 10 oscek a ~ for the the
Stockholders the Company shall consent and shall au,
proper ocer to execute and to deliver an
900 payable June 1891 bearing interest at the rae
seannualy both principal and interest TO be payable IN
500 coin q me United states OF the present c St1 h o,
execute and to deliver TO some Trust Company IN
tas tIy OK dsSnateg by the board ot Directors mort
gage Of any all Of the railroads leasehod Interests
e5 Msnsan southern railway Company and accordingly
the Indebtedness Of the RAILWAY Company 70
the existing OF said Company and consent
aid meeting for securing the said bonds and to atiy
proceeding. OF the Board ot Directors authorizing such
BY order Of the Board q PIFeSt9Ts ssc-.,,
once OF THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
ERIE. PENNSYLVANIA March I7.h. 1897
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
~ ing. OF the Stockholders o, the Lake Shore and
snd wi" pc ned a. tne is at the Station
the tss the COZ adh o" day Nay
o'clock p NJ TO take action ana 70 vote IN 81
the Sompany by an Issue Of bonds for aggregate
bearing Of three and onehaf OF one
uer cert per payable semi-annuay. both principal
and be payable in gold coin or the United states
OK the present standard Of weight and hneness and as
security for bonds and execute and 70 de-
liver 10 Trust Company IN the city OF New-fork
ar 10 some other Trustee Trustees be designated
by the OF Directors. mortgage OF any or al OF
the railroads leasehod interests, equipment and iran
chis and income Of the Lake SHORE and Michigan
southern Railway Company; and accordingly 70 increase
the Indebtedness OF the Railway Company 70 the extent
that aggregate principal sum shall exceed me exist
irg bonded Indebtedness u the Railway Company; and
10 consent - and approve Of mortgage that may
he presented meeting for securing the said bonds
and TO ratfy proceedings OF the Board OF Directors
authorizing such bonds and mortgage.
~ p y. WORCESTER. Secretary.
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Financial! elections.

= -
TIL 2 LAWYERS MORTGAGE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
81 AND 80 LIBERTY ST. -,
T the annual meeting OF this company, helu
"a at its Office MAY 1897. the following gentlemen
were elected directors the ensuing year.
T.. ". COGGESHALL,
JOSEPH s AUERBACH.
OTTO T. RANNARD.
CHARLES T. BARNEY,
CLARENCE CARY,
CHARLES COUDERT,
JOEL. -. ERHARDT,
CHARLES :. FAIRCHILD,
ANSON IS. HARD,
ROBERT G. HONE,
HENRY Z. ROWLAND,
MYER :. ISAACS.
THEODORE F. JACKSON.
FRANCIS NJ JENCks.
JOHN T. LOCKMAN,
DAVID g. OGDEN,
LEWIS V F. RANDOLPH,
O EGERTON SCHMIDT,
WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM,
HERBERT g. TURNER,
and AT meeting Of Board Of Directors held May g.
1897 the following officers were elected:
PRESIDENT EDWIN W COGGESHALL.
IST Y. PRES.--CHARLES :. FAlRCHllsD
% Y PRES-pANID b. OGDEN. - ..o..--
SECRETARY AND TREASJ REI -ROBEKI g HUME
ROBERT ~. HONE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
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