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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
The Useful Holly.

If we believe Pliny, the Roman his.
torian and naturalist, the holly is po-
tent tree, exclusive of its Christmas
privileges. AS far back as his time it
was planted near dwelling houses to
preserve them from lightning. The
learned philosopher not only tells us
this, but says that its flowers cause wa
ter to freeze, and that if staff of its
wood be thrown at any animal, even if
it fall short Of touching it, the animal
will be so subdued by its influence as
to return and lie down by it. AS the
American holly blooms in June it will
be easy to try the effect on water.
Holly has also found place In medi-
cine, but it involves such heroic treat
ment that 1 fear the faculty will scarce
ly approve it. In many districts of Eng
land the country people advise you to
thrash your chilblains with holly leaves
and assure you that it is perfect cure.
1t may be. There it has also been rec
commended in decoction of the leaves
for rheumatism and for intermittent
fever Lonicerus recommends IL for q
pain in the side commonly called "a
stitch. I"
Sheep and deer will eat holly in hard
winter, and branches ara fed to cattle
for fodder in France when other food
is scarce.
The holly of Europe and the holly of
the United States each will grow to be
a tree of some 40 feet in height. The
wood is even grained, white as ivory,
except in the heart Of old trunks, and
takes an exquisite polish. 1t has been
much used for "inlaying." Many arti-
Giles said to be of ebony, such as the
handles of teapots, etc, areholly stained.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
BIRCH BARK WAsTEBAsKET
Hint For Pretty and HovcI Christmas
| Gift

Hint For a Pretty and Eovcl Christmas
Gift.
Many people carry home from their
summer outing pieces Of birch bark
which they have stripped from the glis-
tening trees during long walks in the
country. Here is a pretty way to utilize
it:
A good sized piece is needed to make
a waste basket-although smaller ones
are pretty to hold grassos-one that has
been stripped unbrollen from the tree.
Make a cylindrical foundation of very
heavy cardboard just the size of the
bark. Line it with pretty colored
sateen. Cover the outside with the bark.
Cut circle of the cardboard to fit the
base of the basket. Cover one side with
sateen wadded with cotton, the other
with birch bark, and, placing the sateen
lining inside, overland it with strong
linen thread to the part of the basket
already made. The ribbon which orna.
ments the top is slipped between the
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23

small straps of plush to hold scissors
and button hook. Three or four small
hooks sewed to the cardboard in conven-
lent places serve to hang keys, shoe
horns, etc. Cover the fan on one side
with silk, lay the plush side on the
screen and sew the two together. Add a
cord all around to hide the joints and a
"natty" little bow of ribbon to hang
it up by.
A fan so decorated makes an appro-
pirate Christmas present for mother or
sister
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
pmoothinC the WAY,

The way Of life is by no means
smooth, but let us not make it rougher
than it is The world is not all we
could wish, bat if it goes wrong let us
not spend ourselves trying to make it
go worse. Rather let us make it a little
smoother and little pleasanter by our
disposition, manners and deeds. If men
in general are out of sorts. there is the
more need of our being in sorts. Chris
tian Leader.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23

lining and the birch bark and sewed in
place with silk of the same color. 1t is
then left to hang over the edge-one
long, one short alternately. The end of
each ribbon is folded to a point and is
tipped with tiny silvered bell.
A russell red or any color suggestive
of autumn leaves or else pale green or
light blue harmonizes we'll with the sill.
yer gray of the birch.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
Being Appreciated.

1t is pleasant to be appreciated Per-
sons work better when they know that
their efforts command approval. Moth
ing is lost by kindly words of interest
and recognition. Flattery is offensive,
but appreciation of another's kindness
and and SER. service is alNYySaccept'Ol0. Pres
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23

A CHRISTMAS EXPERIENCE,
An Incident In the Life of an Observing
Traveller.


Several winters ago had arrived at
Odessa from Asiatio Turkey. The un.
lucky yellow flag, hoisted by command
of the visiting surgeon of the port, COM
PEELED the brig was in to toss about in
the roadstead for week before it was
admitted 10 the quarantine harbor
Then l was required to send my clothes
for fumigation, and at the end of an
other week the authorities permitted
mo to land and take up my quarters in
the lazaretto for Ia days more, ION sus-
picion of plague"
The Odessa lazaretto is built in the
form of quadrangle. Each room is
separated from its neighbor by double
wall, between which sentinel takes
his station to see that neighbors hold
no communication with each other
There is small courtyard in front Of
each room, and double iron grating
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
ON CHRISTMAS EVE.
By X. z. YOUNG.

When the gate creaked that October
slght, Marion Hartley, wife of the un.
iuccessful author-p playwright, was tor.
turing her wits afresh for q way to So
cretly induce some theatrical manager
to recognize her husbands genius Her
flush faded as she heard admitted man
with slow voice and deliberate step
Both were unpleasantly familiar
GOOD evening" he said, bowling
studiously. Tall, broad aud perfectly
dressed, he possessed face only spoil
eddy its expression. ''Is he ACCESSIBLE
All, yes, see his light in there. Afraid
I must disturb his inspiration, then"
"Indeed' He is very busy" she sim.
ply said.
"Of course" He sat down "Er-
may ask how the great play progress
esp
No answer. II had come back that
morning for the fourth time-declined.
She pretended to sew until the posi-
ton grew unbearablo and then rose
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
A FAN FANCY.
A Pretty Homemade Christmas Present
For Mother or Sister.

A Pretty Homemade Christmas Present
For Mother or Sister.
The omnipresent fan is pressed into a
variety of uses. One is to lay fiat in the
drawer as a scent bag, having wadding
and tangle Of lace focused by knot
of ribbon or flowers as wall pocket for
photographs.
There is a not half bad one, as the
Scotch say, used to hold toilet odds and
ends when one has not the rich morocco
case. Cut a piece of stiff card the exact
size of the blade of the fan, cover it
with chintz or plush and cut little
shield shaped pocket for the watch.
Lower down on the screen add two
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
PRETTY CHRISTMAS GIFT.

Chatting Dish Recipe Book That Is Useful
and Ornamental.
A very useful Christmas gift for o
friend who owns chatting dish is a lit
tie recipe book filled with directions for
savory dishes that can be easily made
in that ever ready little cooking uten-
sill. The covers are made of heavy
brown linen with a suitable design
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
The Difference.

First Goose-What's the difference
between a Christmas turkey and a
Christmas girl?
Second Goose dunno
First Goose-Why, one is dressed to
kill, and the other is killed to dress
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23

Wealth is not his who gets it. but his
who enjoys it.
Judge man by his deeds, and not
by his words.
Anger showeth the character Of a
man. Helpful Thoughts.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
W. A. GucRIsT.
ZINC Treating Hahit.

1t was Pope Telesphorus who died
before the year 100 A. d.. who insti-
tuted Christmas as festival, though
for some time 1t was irregularly held in
December, April and May Butfor cen
turtles before there had been feast Of
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
Life IL Conscience.

To live is to have justice, truth, rea-
son. devotion, probity, sincerity, COM
mon sense, right and duty welded into
the heart. To live is to know what one
is worth, what one can do and should
do. Life is conscience. --yictor H,lRo
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
embroidered Linen chr,,was Gifts.

Embroidered linen novelties are pu.
merops, one of the most sensible things
being cornucopia for hair RECEIVER,
which can be opened and la1paered.
Linen embroidery is very tedious work,
however. and the amateur had better
not undertake it,
Envelope cases are made Of linen and
have places at each end for notebooks.
one Of which is meant for addresses.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
Less the Better.

If a man hasn't got grace enough to
keep his temper and live right, the less
he has to say for Jesus Christ the bet
ter. ID. l.. Moody.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23

ne crowned during MS own IlIellmv,
himself served as bearer Of the boar's
head at his sons table and was preceded
by the royal trumpeters as he entered.
The splendor of these ancient feasts
would doubtless seem barbaric now, but
the profusion of the viands seems Won
derful. In comparison our modern
spreads seem small, and one wonders if
in the elder day all men were like the
one who died only lately and who
made reputation by a single remark,
1.-THE turkey is an excellent bird with
one serious fault-he is too big for one
person to eat and not big enough for
two. DAVID A. CURTIS.
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS.

Two Neat Christmas Presents That Can
BE Made by Hand.
Among homemade Christmas pres
ents set of envelopes for interesting
clippings can be made as elaborate as
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-12-23
CHRISTMAS FEASTS.
OLD TIME DIFFERS OF AMAZING PRO-
PORTIONS.

What They Used to Eat In the Days of
King Arthur-Doar's Head Served With
Ceremony-An Ancient Dinner to the
Poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
The principal

Hoses in the majority Of issues The prnc,Mp sn
net declines were made by Erie genera 20 90.
HIS. / to Ga; Iowa Central first os ~ " oo,S
Iehish and wilkesbarre consols. ~ TO WY,
Manhattan consoi As, \ to :'% o, M' and San
Francisco As ~ to G3ls. and Jersey oen nars
Eeneral rs. n to III. The CHIEF ne' sans un Long
An Brooklyn Elevated frsts. ~ TO '1. ~. G 90
island As y to SSls: Union Elevated hrs' c cs.
to 76i,. and Mobile and Ohio IS az ~ WA
STANDARD Rope and Twine is lost ~ 70 o.N
Money on call was IN per cent Time ilio', &C.,
was per cent for sixty days ~ per Ge' and md
SSS3il per cent for six months. The city OF i,os,
ton borrowed in this market TO-DAY day., tnsou per
Morgan & Bartlett. Sl.oOoOo al aoou. wos
cent due in November. Commercial paper w. W.
az Der cent for prime irdorsed bills recci'apI.;;
3itG4 per cent for choice single na nam s-os ter
4Tf5 per cent for other good names Inc $50" $780,
mart Of current business in commer',a p"f
Is done at 4Q4l2 per cent for all perlous rd
The foreign exchange market was ue ~ SniI
a tribe easier Posted sterling closed AZ - oe
and 81 SSGS4 ssh for long and shor' , oa'.5
respectively Rates for actual husihess o'o'e'
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

Donoest;c exchange was as follows al tre P'o
named: Orleans Commercial - cioh,
count: hank Il premium. San franClsCo -;
o0c telegraph &c. Savannah-BuNih6. -
nor cent off: selling al par Charleston ,4
mar. selling Il per cent premium 'hiNaso G,
discount Boston-,c. premium ana pa, "
louis par and 2jc premium ClhoiiIIau PC
Bark clear!ngs in this city we're nN '.i,aso
sos l12.is.: balances. S4.475. 10 Baitlm3 orr,
Exchanges $2O10012; balances N2''''"i e. SI'-
aGslrhia-Exchanges SSU256l6 balances -;
1S13 Boston-Exchanges, SO, l"i'Z"o' s "a
ances 81 23o ijS Chicago-EXchanges' Fio'-
H41 5l1: balances SI49.330 .oa.
The commercial price Of bar silver was o. ~,
Maxjcan silver dollars. 4Si9Q1oc. In LONDON
bar silver declined l-16 To 2S'id. silver exports
Tomorrow Cos. Geo ounces.
More. CT call in London was > per cent. open
mark, discounts IL per cent for short ana lone
hills British corsols closed n liza FOR none.
and f11I-lG for the account. Paris exchahse
on London - francs 141.N lI'2 centimes french
ren,es l02 francs 81 centimes. Discount ra'5
In Pari~ > per cent. Discount rate in Reriin :"
pc oon; The Imperial Bank Of GcrmanHs
,,cr..,. -,at,-Vent showed an increase In specie
of . -s? tan -; RI 8
TIT FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-dav's Westminster Treasury statement COW
erinq actual results OF TWO days ago, compared
with the last preceding statement gives the fol-
lovir~ ~ctarces;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad Company.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First and Second nortsage BONDS
and Coupons and Stock OF the
R2OOKI YN ELEVATED RAILROAD ".
First Mortgage Bonds and Coupons ana
Second Income 7Ortgage bonos OF '"<
lNION ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.
First Mortgage Bonds and Coupons OF INC
SFASiDf & BROOKLYN BRlD0t
ELEVATED RAILROAD U.

49,. f.. ,..o, ,,.r that the undersigned Committee
have competed pli and agreement OF .a, rus,
,or,e. n which may obtained from the oen"", :.
,or,ror, y, Nov York - Wall Street, Ne" forN VIZ
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION -
go, ,a.o.s re 70 be forecio.ei and the properties
purchased bv tho Committee who will caus" ~" ~
parv 70 70 organized to acquire the properly ~
chises ~ the old Companies
The new Company will issue the tollo"'"s
NEW SECURITIES.
SIG os,0 coz First Mortgage Bonds uo, 40 :,
hearing Interest ~ I per cent until the year i mn
per cent. thereafter: principal ana ih'e'fs ',1
1870 in United states gold coin OF present e.,
Interest, nayab.e in Sew York City semi anhuhi''. W
-o >, cover al, the property and franchises OF inc new
,,ornpany including after acquired properly ~
e. ooo 600 Preferred stock five per cent. non
So 10000 Common suck -
Asserting security holders he entitled to cash ana
new securities as follows
brooklyn First Mortgage Bonds and for each bond:
Union First Mortgage Bonds. 1
$50 in cash for each coupon maturing On A>N
AFTER April. T. 1897. pending reorganization
5000 new First Mortgage Bond.
$500 new Common Stock.
seaslse Fire, Mor.sdge Bonds contributing to the Com
mi,to4 500 cash per bond, for each bond;
500 in cash for Zach coupon maturing pending reor-
ganlza,ion.
new First Mortgage Bond.
Alec sioo new preferred stock such cash contrbu
u1n.
Brooklyn second mortgage bonds contributing 10 'he
rit'ac 500 cash per bond TOT ed'" D''' w '''
cash Cor ,oupon maturing pending reofgan'za-
ton
500 In new first mortgage bonds
$500 now preferred stock.
,so $500 new preferred such cash contribu
ton.
rni,n second mortgage bonds contributing TO
the COMMITTEE SO, cash per bond for each bond:
500 In new prsfsrrad stock
500 in new common stock
Aso 500 preferred stock for such cash contribution
l. Committee
psr shar, x oli stock:
So IN STOCK tor each share N old stock
SO new preferred stock fer cash contribution
Con-n,it,ee securities he delivered when reor-
81. i>4tion is completed.
Tho holders outstanding first and second mortgage
ton4s and stock of the Companies requested de
p,ait their hoiinss the Central Trust Company q
Nov York und,r the agreement lodged with that Com
paHv subject to the OF undersigned Reor-
ganizatHu Committee Negotiable receipts VIII be issued
for deposited securities When in the judgment OF the
Committee sunc NJ amount % bonds snail have been
so deposited the pi1n will be declared effective.
The new securities required for he purpose Of the
reorganization te held for future requirements
under conditions restrictions the
ment
NEW YORK. March %, 1897.
Ftp. OIcott.
Jane. T. Woodward. Comm,,,..
Charles Parsons.
Ernst Thalmann,
Leonard LewisOhn.
ADRIAN II. JOLINE. J. y. WALLACE. Secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
Bankers and Brokers.


Brunswick & Western As,
Chesa. & Ohio, Craig Valley SIS,
Chic, Wisconsin & MINI. 6s,
Columbus & Toledo lists & Ids,
Galveston, Aoust. & Henderson IS,
Kexaunee Or. Bay & Wes'. IS,
Milwaukee & Lake WInnebago 6s,
Monongahs|a River IS
New Jersey g. n. Y. 6s,
n. Y. & Greenwood Lake SIS,
Northern Of n. Jersey 6s,
Ohio & West Virginia Is,
ST. Louis, Wichita & Vast. 6s,
Silver Spr., Oca|a & Gulf as,
Toledo Belt Ry. IS,
Wisconsin B Minnesota Is.
F. j. LISMAN, 80 BROAD ST.
Specialist In Uncurrent Steam R'way Bonds
Member y Y stock Exchange. Tel 237 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

L NEW YORK NAVY YARD March - lsui.-Seal'd
proposals endorsed Proposals for supplies f'r ne NeS
York X a. Y,rf &, he orered April 1881 vii d. -
cevsd AZ the Bureau Il supplies tni Accounts navy d.,
pertinent Washington - G.. until - oc.ofk noon NNl
furnish RI the New York Navy Yard. 10000 pounds sAt
vn,or ycap aI~o quantity - lining flannel Nnins caH-
vac cheese cloth Wading bastinc STAY bind.ns
silk lacss mounting cord ana bone buttons The articles
nus, .rr 10 Navy standard AMI pass thr usual
naval INSPECTION blank proposals VIII hr iNfnieh'i u II
app, alton % the Navy Pay oNc'. Ne" YORK n, ','
~ - manufacturer and dealers IL invited TIE nds
All other things being equal decided b lot The uela,.
mani reserves the right defects ~ o. reject Ay
or all bids lee med advann. rons 90 tNe Cove h"'"
EDWIN STEWART. paymaster General l. : \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
PROPOSALS FOR PINCH SPRING RE-

War Department. wa,hinson - March H. nv sn,,,
sealed duplicate. Will be vssi
n o'clock j. NJ MONDAY. APRtl. 10 1897. ari Weh
puhrly opened supplying Nc orinopce uerai -.
- & Army with sixty. more less. sprinS R-t.rn
carriage t.nch q l.. Rined Mortars niirh 0a'S
assume, responsibility foi an claims fr uaenf DO w.
carrio.e. bids will b. received gcr an Or p1 Il
,regn7rg Information fu nj he'd upon application e. bs
Gen H. " Fl.AGLER. Chief ~ ORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London. March dThe Stock Exchange marke, onered
dr today eni the Transactions limited America
railroad stocks were dull and Oppressed the
Aichsin tex rights "a lower 81 Paul common
tex DIVIDEND lower and New-York Central Tex div-
dendb. y lower. The remainder OF list was IN
changed 70 y lower closing the quotations with
the exception II St Paul common tex Dividend which
"a lower the day. ''Onsols opened
5l6 lower. and for the account i closing 4
lover on the day. Mexican securities dull and neg
lected foreign securities weak and mining de
pressed.
p. m.--Consos II2 for money and lI2 I-Is for III.
account: Canadian Pacific 90 Erie 1874. Erie first pre-
ferTed. 32. Illinois Central 96l2 Mexican ordinary Fl
-. Paul common. 75is: NewYork Central. 1914 Penn
s"lvana, 53; Reading. II Mexican Central per cent
bonds 80, Louisville and Nashville. 41i1 Atchison
mon H7s. Money. per cent. The of discount in
the open for both short and three months bills s
IL per cent.
$50 =. m.-The amount Of bullion into the Bank
or England on balance to-day $50 600 Paris advices
Quote per l02 francs 32a centim"s for
he accolI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

AQUA, Jas, uai s21s cS7o2> seisc-7sG2 Dee san"'i
Cu~.o,1s receipts reported from Washington
,o-Cav we're S4l3.53S: internal revenue receipts
S379 21G and the miscellaneous receipts Hl".N'
total G,,crnmcnt receipts for the day, SSl2 'So;
exne- diturnr S,riS 900: excess % receipts
S14iTSn Receipts for the month 10 date
S3o s37 DIS: expenditures. $2i.419.Oo0, excess OF
receipts sI3JS21s Receipts for the fiscal year
20 date S231 119111 expenditures. @2N""'0'6''f'
excess Of expenditures, S43,'I',222 receipts Oh
National bank notes for redemption HZ'o'f"'.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clear
,nq House S3i3.64O Its net gain on balance
was S1Ja919 made up by gain in currencF
oT S246 10 and loss IN coin or Sh 90 ~
dav'c operations included. Receipts, 50 l'u''
pavncnts 81 n39. -3, resulting IL e, nerai pal
ancn 81 S20l 90 GGl. consisting Of Sis l3o"''
coin ard SCI 81 7J4 currency. The business Tor
The week ended tonight includes i,celpts 81
ST. 600 and payments OF Sl4,t ll"lZ' De
duc,inq from the receipts 81. 164.Uh ana from
the nayments 50 331, 900 for items which affect
only IFS account with the general Treasury, It's
gain as affecting the banks was 81 l9?''4S
Through an error, the earnings OF tne buhdlo'
Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Company Tor
the third week in March. Wer- gwen IN TINS
column Yesterday as S50.236. They should have
hem SO ORG thus showing an increase. instead
Of decrease.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODs AT NETWORK.
Week ending March Do ,su. ,so-
Entered a, the port. sso.ssss sss.el2l s?S;is:sss
Thrown on the market. S9'8oi8 25o"ei9 oo'so
z9 tern ss1% se @, So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
Drorusn.s.
PROPOSALS FOR l2INcH BREECHLoAD-

I'N'i'""i'> r'i' l. ~ - "'N-'' ~
ING RELIED MORTARS Ordnance Chce. war
Department. Washlnvton. March - 1897 Sealed It.-
posals. In duplicate. WIN b." iocrFel hee un' o'N
7. NJ. MONDAY APRIL 10. lS'i, and then publ rly
opened finishing ana assembling sixty flur l2Fnch
Breech Loading Rlned Mortar moro 1r lcss h' principal
parts b,ing supplied hy the United states pis W 80
b. received Tor sixty FOUR p. l. stool " rtars complete
more or accordance with tho specifications tefn
ing nsrecton and manufacture ~ steel M1rfers United
states aseures responsibility for a claims ~ patents IN
these nlcrt?is BIDS Mil g.. received fof ID. part =
fcsr tire INFO nation furnished uDl application O. hrs
cen. =. ~. FIAGi.Efi, cnief ~ o4i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
DRnrnSALS FOK l2INcH STEEL MoR.

i TAR rORGINGS.- Ordnance ONCE War trpa',.
rnent Washington March L. 1897 Sealed pop' 4"
l-.' VIZ he received here until ocloch I, -,
MONDAY APRIL 10 1897 and then publicly olei'' .i,h
.,u.. CO.. Dranance Department. L. : sNhs -
KY four sets. ess 81 Steel Forgns ~, ~ re-
FOR i2inch bids VII -
eeived Tor all or part foregong Information ~ ~ n
upon application 10 Brig Gen ID. W. FLAOAf'' 49,
ora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
THE CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD co.
Joliet A. CHICAGO RAILROAD 60

THE JOLIET q CHICAGO RAILROAD 60
Chicago IL. March :. 1897
E'ITE STOCKHOLDERS of the Joliet x CHI
Railroad COMPANY are hereby notified that ne
annual OF said company f1r the - fec
tors transaction such other business may .
presented will be held The office. Chicago.
III Monday the 9Th day OF April next. 10 o'clock
a. NJ
The transfer books Will closed the close % bias
hours the 18th March and reopenel the 9Th day =
CHARLES II FOSTER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

Worcester Traction pref ..........'''''''''
worthng,on Pump pref. ......''''''''''''
sEx-divdend. Nominal f"'th i"''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
ISAAC MARKS. Receiver.

4 DVERrSEMENTs and subscrption- for The Trp-
"A receiN ed their Uptown once No 2t2 Hroal
n door north or 3st ST. until q O'Clock ad
vsrti~ment' received Al The following branch oces at
regular Office rates until o'clock D m VIZ. oSt sth
ave. o cor 22A ~. 49, 9th ave i.h St Ma, r
9Th ave and lit s; li2 columbus ave- near W.si Goth
ct lo6 West Va ST 9TH ave ~ East IAN St. ~
West ~ It between IN and sth ayes il9 East an
l33S ~ ave between 10Th and nth sts O2c IA
ave. near dlst ~ 7ns IT. soth IA
nnrr 1T st.. 5ai 3d 30 Bl-ecker St. ae5
Bleecker - "cN ~ ave. 2+o East 10Th 92i 81
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