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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
TO THE HOLDERS
Central Pacific Railroad Company
LIST Mortgage Gold Bonds,
FEATURING JANUARY 1ST, 1898.

Holder. Of the above Bonds arc hereby notihed that
with view 10 securing effective representation OF their
interests they will asked deposit their Bonds under
an Agreement which will he published shortly. giving
us full power 10 represent their Bonds subject to their
final approval any reimbursement on the companys
bonded debt
further agreement the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company Trustees Of the Mortgage secur-
ing such Bonds Is in course OF preparation which
will provide the extension. on terms TO he stated
therein OF the Bonds FOR period OF three years
from January l. 1898. with interest meanwhile at the
per annurn. payable sen.-annually both prn-
cipal and interest payable in gold coin.
Certificates Will be issued for deposited Bonds and ap
pIication will made for listing the same ct the New
York. London. Frankfort-on-Mal. Berlin. and Arnster-
dam stock Exchanges.
After Of such Extension Agreement Deposit
ing BondholGers will have the privilege Of participation
I'm its benefits
syndicate has formed under auspices 10 buy.
par. January L. 1898. any Bonds. the holders OK
which have not. within time fixed therefor, aNaiied
themselves he privilege OF ext
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A DVFRTiSEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The rro-
"A received at their Uptown oEse. No Lac BROAD
vov "a door north n ?lst-st urtl O'clock adj
ver.om.rs received the following branch c;ises az
regular cfrce rates until O'Clock via: e5t sth
ave a . cor 2sd- G,h ave- i2;h-ft Mays
9th and IAN Il: counbnr-aNe near West Oh
at iO6 West a2dst sth % East ikth st. xJ7
Nest .ed-s tn ard s,h ayes $50 Fas; eth
at: Sas % ave between 10th and nth ste. Logs I'd
ave near Gl,t-S iO~ iFf-ave.. Nfh-s: ESQ Sd
ave. near 4is-s,. '3 "a. 30 Pleecker..; -
Elecckrr ZOOS I'd 40 East 18th a.. lo:l Sd
ave ti2 ID ave ~ Amsterdam ave. iVs Wes, }:i-st.
las East 18Th 200 Eas, lsih-ss $50 o,have; Isl
9th ave Is. rear O7h pa Fast seth
ieaO Broadway iscs "a ave ~ sth-sv. as ii av.
iisth-st; i56 East ie5th St. near ad-ave "a wess
Tth ana Sth 800 West itSth-st. ~
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Gin fotclS.
BRiEW@NS1T HOUSE,

sTiI AvENrE AND sTH ST, n "
From he 10Th 70 IN. 22d Of June marks the Qt EEN'e
DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATION. ard the 5gta
year Of the wcli-krowa "BREvooRr
HOUSE
on this occasion special Table dfoe Dinner az si2S
will be served every evening. including Sundays. aai
each ledy viii be presented with handsome queens
CHAS. JAMES. Prop
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June II. Changes.
Ne, gold ... si4i S0t AS STA Ts3 Dec SI4.69j
Net silver ...... ?Ii7G Az 275iG 3hs Dec. lJ0.Gso
%et I notes 10 ,2o iG6 80 10000 Dec 90 3g6
Ne, Treas notes 293l92l8 ~ 303 436 Inc. - 220
Actual cash
outstanding
S23i o22 SOB Dec SuN''1l
Deposits Ma
tfonaI hanks ~ 4; 3O2gl6 1852 233 Ire. Iao.3l7
Available cash. s2j 52i5 50 >"iL"3i92o Dec :ia ~
Minor liabilities. 81, 1875 800 iNlG3,24o Dec "'"o,o
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Issues. The principal net gains were made by
Scioto Valley and New-England As, to 10: IN
ternatonal and Great Northern first mortgage
N to 110: the third mortgage. to 80: Missouri
Is. "a to Jpn Pensacola and Atlantic firsts, q
to sB: st. Louis and Iron Mountain 5s. to
1914: Rio Grande Western 1rsts. u to 10: chicago
and Northwestern consol IS. X to 145h; Peoria
and Eastern firsts y to go: Milwaukee and ST
Paul consols n to 1871: Brooklyn Elevated irsts
u to -; Ann Arbor first As. y to I9ls: Atchison
adjustment is. u to 40%; Kansas Pacific first
consol receipts. ! TO a: Ontario and Western re-
funding As y to @: ST. Joseph and Grand Island
2-3-4s, y to GAY: Ohio and Mississippi seconds
II to 40. and Wisconsin Central first receipts
a to SO Toledo. st. Louis and Kansas city
first receipts lost IL to ~. Peoples Gas and
Coke OF Chicago first consol Gs gained Il to Ill
and Chicago Gas Light and Coke frsts. y to
lOi.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money call was per cent. Time money
was per cent for sixty days, per cent Tor
three months. ~. per cent for four months. and
3 per cent for six months Commercial paper
rates were 3ianl per cent for the highest grade
paper for three and four months, and per cent
for six months. The demand for commercial
paper is good but choice offerings are scarce
The market however. is better supplied than
few weeks ago, and exhibits an expanding
tendency.
The foreign exchange market was steady and
dull at unchanged quotations. except In demand
reichsmarks. which were trihe stronger. Posted
sterling was 4.S6iaM4.S1 and ass for long and
short bills respectively. Rates for actual busi-
closed as follows:
Gables Long Demand.
Sterling ........4s74n4s7I, 4s5xa4ss 4s7T4s1i.
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Diuiocno Notices.
ID ITTsRTRG. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO & ST

LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY-steubenvIIe IN
diana Railroad Company Extended Five per cent Loan
Interest due July proxmo the bonds % this Loan
will be paid the National City Bank ~ New York
Transfer books will close June 10th.
T II. u MKNtGHT, Treasurer.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

.Ez dividend. Nominal: with interest. ''Pref e
Sf,fda
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anitto Suits Tlortaaas & Crust &c.

30 Cedar ST.. New York, June ~. 1897.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
l. thi, day a dividend Of THREE PER CENT. on the
capital stock OF the company. payable Juy L. 1897 Tie
transfer cooks will close Monday. June 81 and re-
open July 2 1897. -
ARTHUR TURNBULI. Treasurer.
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Futures here closed barely steady with prices 8 points
lower TO . points higher. Tho total sales were $3.50
bags. Havro advanced kf. Hamburg advanced 4
pig. There was a holiday in Brazil and no advices
were received. Prices here to-day were generally
steady. Tho European cables were nrmer, and there
10 a better feeling among local Jobbers.
NAVAL SroREs-Unchanged. Spirits Of turpenttne.
e1.6o.
PETRoLEUM-Crude certificates were unquoted here,
In OIL City. zoe. Refined here, b.70; In Philadelphia,
BOB; %1aphtha, 500.
PnovlsloSs-Lard inactive: Prime. $3.50. PORK
esc. Butter-Creanery, Western. 1Sc. Eggs-west
ern. i6iac. Chicago, Sept. o.-"The volume Of trade
in provisions was only moderare. and the prsvailtng
tone rather easy on further liquidation by long and
pathetic influence OF grain seemingly preventing this
market from going lower. Tho cash trade was NOT up
to the recent average. Twenty thousand hogs ere
estimated for tomorrow"
sac. Refined fairly active and l.leo. higher on stand
ard granulated. graduated, and Nos. 4 and 8.
WoOL-The Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods
and pulled woods in the grease, as follows: Texas
70 : months, 4ss46c:: spring. medium. IL months.
400; fail. fine, 85S96c. California Spring,
Northern. free. 9 70 l2 months. te64ec.; spring.
Northern. free. 0 to 8 months, <s@+5oi South.
t1S42c.; fall. free, elS3bc.; fan, defective. 82osso.
!. Stsstae:: valley No. !. Soetso,i valley sS.
medium. 40. Territory ordinary-Fine. IsS
tec.; nne medium. Ass45c., medium. ioG42o.
Pulled wools-Fine A. <3S45c.; A supers. a0S%soI
Bsupers, 3eSssc.; G supers. S293+c.; nne combing.
age; combing. 40s4lc.; California. finest. Isc.; Call.
ern. super. +oc.; Western. low, 3oc.
CHICAGO. Sept e.-Theso were to-dRy's prices,
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Salt Brought to Establish Them in Kew Jersey
Corporations.


TRENTON. Sept. 9.-New Jersey corporations
are Interested in a suit instituted in tho Court
OF Chanccry to secure the appointment of q
receiver for the Mayer Pottery Company. Vice.
Chancellor Reed yesterday granted an order.
returnablo Sept. IA. summoning tho officers of
the company to show cause why q receiver
should not be appointed. Lawyer J. 7. Temple
brings the suit for William p. Logan, a jude-
ment creditor. His point 10 to compel tho
subscribers for stock TO pay the full amount
they subscribed for at the time of tho incorpo-
ration OF tho company. The corporation has
failed. The suit is for only $ss.37. but tho legal
point raised is OF interest to every New Jersey
corporation. '
Last spring Joseph Mayer made an assignment
transferring Al his property to Michael SewaIl,
assignee. When tho officer with tho Logan
That there was no such company aa tho Mayer
Pottery Company. Upon investigation at the
office OF the Secretary OF State II was learned
that tho Mayer Pottery Company was incor-
porated on Jan; is. 1891, and tho fncorporators
were Joseph Mayer, who, subscribed for $50
for 100 shares; nd the late Isaac Davis, who
subscribed for 20 shares. Mr.. Temple se,ks to
recover on tho Logan judgment by having q
receiver appointed and cumpellinR Mr., Sewall
TO pa" for the $4,000 worth of stock for which
he subscribed. holding that this money must be
USED ior the liquidation of the company's debts,
although 1t is admitted that Sewali never re,
ceived anything for his $40. 900 and was merely
engurehead for purposes OF Incorporation. The
pill OF compla mt charges that Mayer and SewaI
nave been guilty of fraud in the matter nv
denying the existence of tho company.
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Ruxnriih
10 TMn SHAREHOLDERS OF n
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas COmpanle, ,

Apisn and agreement, dated September ,st. 1897.
providing for the union of the properties, and bu,.
ness OF the Equitable Gas Light and New York ana
East River Gas Companies have been formulated and
have been approved by the respective Board. n,
Directors Of the two Companies. Copies of the MA.
and agreement showing tho distribution Of nav
securities among the present stockho ders. can b.
obtained from the undersigned. Stockholders Ar,
referred 70 such agreement, under which the unisr.
signed will act ~ depositary with full power to take
all proceedings necessary or e~xpedicnt to consun.
mate the plan of union. The agreement will no,
become effective until the deposit of two third, o,
the stock of each OF the Companies, and the rich, to
deposit will expire on october l. 1897. ~syndicat.
has agreed 70 purchase for cash the shares nj stock.
holders not desiring TO convert present holdings int
new securities, and stockholders must indicate theip
election 10 convert or sell for cash at time OF dcposit
NEW September z. 1897.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YoRK,
DepositArD
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changed on the spot with sales Of ls,ooe. bsiesi q.
yarns wsre quiet but steady cloths quiet and unr
changed. Tho bombay receipts for the week wers
the Continent 1000. against 5000 last year.
70 Great Britain none, Against none LAT -;
week and 1910 last years Memphis az, against 2 last
week and 1,e41 last years 81. Louis 80: against ~
9,s79 last week and s.tsl last year. Augusta
shipped to-day 4b7 bales, Memphis %, 81. Louiss
300 to ~. 600 bales, against o. sl& last week and e,e7s
9 5000. against i,5o7 last week and 6.1ib last
year. The port receipts were l2,sts bales.
against 7.o2B last week and B0,t7p last
year, thus far this week 75,sb6.. against
1903 thus far last week. New Orleans advanced
points on December. Futures here advanced 4 to-
points, but reacted slightly, closing quiet with prices
to 0 points higher for tho day, with sales OF 77,2oo
bales. The future trading was as follows:
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OoMMERCIAL ooMPEND.

THURSDAY. Sept. s.-GRAIN-w heat-Spot
was only fairly active, but higher. Sales 2ss. 900
bush, including 4s, 300 No. l Northern spring
Duluth. 80. voc No. . red. and 10000 No. Q hard
winter on private terms, and 144 900 red and
hard winter at tho outports on private terms
for export. FREQ on board ahoat: No. 1 North
ern spring. New York, Sl.09'y; do. Duluth,
s1.o9's; No. 2 hard. winter. $l.o6: No. Q red.
new, S1.o6la. Minneapolis received to-day
luth 362, $3.50, against 1853. 9s6; Chicago 227, $50,
against 1880 milwaukee,. 24.45o. against
81 .450; Kansas City 1913. soc, against 81. 800:
Toledo. 56.269. against 37,546; Detroit "a. 5s6.
against %, 1928 last year. Futures declined Lo.
to $50. but recovered this and advanced lc. to
liac- Future sales %.695. 900 bush. as follows:
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Rea, Estate Auction sa,e..

Al the Broadway salesroom yesterday James L
Wells sold the northeast corner OF Old Boston Post
Road and the highway from KinSsbridge to West
Chester. los. oxllsIlOsxe7 twostory frame dwe OIL.
ling and vacant lot. foreclosure. to the plaintin, Laura
Verify, for 81. 500.
d. Phoenix IngrAham q Co. sold. l1bth street, north
side. 525 feet weSt OF LenoX avenue. 25xl 90. II. va.
for 81. $50.
Strong L Ireland sold No. BIS West IL 7th street
north side, 1872 IL feet west of st. Nicholas avenue,
two'story brick dwelling. with stores, on tho street.
and three nve-story brick nat houses on the avenue,
for 04g. 900.
John N. Thompson 4 Co. sold. Nathalie avenue, east
side. lots Z. &. and o, on the map of Is villa altos, and
80 lots OF the Anthony estate. foreclosure, for OS, 2Oo,
also Scott avenue. south side. 90 feet east Of Perry
avenue. 75xloO, foreclosure, for OIL. 800; also Decatur
abxloo. vacant lot. foreclosure. for 800. The plain.
TIN, the Dry Goods Commission Company. WAS the
buyer OF all three parcels.
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IAve Stock Market.

NEW Yonx. Thursday. Sept 9.-Receipts Of bssvea
were $50 head: mainly direct to local slaushtercrs.
No trading; feeling steady. Dressed beef steady 81
7Gss.c. ' n. for native sides. Cablee from British
markets quote American steers at l1@lQc. q D,
dressed weight; American refrigerated beef at Cd
9Sc. I'D. Exports to-day, rs Deeves, nono 10 NOR
row.
Receipts OF caives, all for the market wero le<
head: sli head on sale. all told; quiet; steady all
grassers and buttermilkc calves at o.. 76S0l.D6. Cty
dressed veais steady At l01l2lc. y y.
Receipts of sheep and lambs. including o cam
direct TO butchers, were 4.l41 head; 9lh cars on sale
all told. Sheep wanted At firm prices; lembo allow
and weak; about all sold. Sheep sold at S909<.S7ia
' 100 ps. lambs at e5&e 90. 90. Dressed mutton, eia
@sl2c. y n. dressed lambs 7l2&loc.
Receipts of hogs we've 8.7l9 head, Including SOS
head on sale. Higher at e4.30Se4-7o 100 rs.
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THURSDAY. Sept. 8.
The event that Wall street has been looking
forward to with unusual interest for a long timo
past took place to-day. namely, the declaration
OF an extra dividend OF l v cent. upon st. Paul
common for tho fiscal year ending June 80, max
Ing the total dividends upon that stock for tho
year 8 y cent, 1t has been almost a fore
gono conclusion for some timo past that
the management of tho St. Paul Company
would decide upon . division of profits for tho
last fiscal yoar In excess of what may be termed
tho regular 4 y cent. dividend. Tho earnings of
the company during that year, Its present
traffic receipts. and its prospects of unusu.
ally good business during tho present
year warrant to-day's action regarding
. distribution Of profits that leaves a
surplus from last years operations of several
hundred thousand dollars. That doubts wero
entertained to-day regarding the declaration of
an extra dividend was shown by tho fact that
soon after tho opening st. Paul was sold down
nearly ll9 v cent. by timld holders and by opera
tors who believed a. or professod to believe that only
the usual dividend would he declared. When the
extra dividend was announced, about half an
hour before tho close Of business. the demand
for the stock became urgent and on ~extraor-
dinarily largo transactions tho price advanced
to lOl and closed at that figure, which Ia Q
points above yesterdays final price. The deal.
tngs In St. Paul, which were approximately
100000 shares. were nearly rs ' cent. of an I'M
usually large days business.
IL VIII DO interesting to watch the effect
abroad OF the placing OF st. Paul common upon
40 ' cont dividend basis. 1t would seem to DO
reasonable TO suppose h tforeign dealers and In
Vestorsi In American securities will now be con-
vtnoed that the transportation Industry of this
country 10 making larger profits than for many
ysaru D asst, and that tho nrosnacta of m air contir.
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secured . handsoms profk Toreisn dealers
began today to appreciate their mistake
In hquidating their holdings of Illinois Central.
A small amount Of that stock was bought in
this market to-day and cold In London at .
profit Cable advices are that q brisk demand
for It and for various other American securities
has developed in London. Tbs net traflo
returns of the Illinois Central Company for
July and tho gross receipts for August, which
were made public to-day, oorroborate the state
ment printed In this column this morning fore
shadowing unusually heavy receipts for both
months. The record Of remarkable railway
earnings will be heightened tomorrow by the
publication of gross traHio receipts for the first
week in the current month. Among them
will DO the report Of the Missouri Pacific sys-
tenn, which, II 1t bears out the car movement
for the week. will be n relatively better showing
than was made for the last week in August, for
which period. 1t will be remembered, an increase
in gross earnings over last year of R2o7.o 900 was
reported.
The speculation as a whole was dominated by
the course of St Paul. After q strong opening.
which was due largely 10 advancing prices for
American securities In London, the entire
list sold OF because Of skepticism regard
ing tho extra dividend on st. Paul In
tho final dealings the demand for stocks
appeared IN many cases 10 DO uIReh~
There was. however. good buying from the
start to tho finish. Several developments are
unquostionably under way which arc reflected
In the market movements Of various stocks.
The shares that moved sympathetically with
st. Paul wero tho other members Of tho
Granger group. Rock Island was exception.
ally strong, because Of tho prevailing con.
vic ion that tho management OF the COM
pany will pursue tho Same course that tho
st. Paul directors did to-day. and increase the
dividend upon its stock. Other cunspicuously
strong features were Chicago Gas, Southern
Railway preferred, Tennessee Coal and Iron,
National Lead, Manhattan Railway, Missouri
Pacific, and Of the less active SOCKS Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, Consolidated Gas, Chicago and
Alton, and Oregon Railway and Navigation.
The bond market was fully as interesting as
that for stocks, and q number Of issues sold al
the highest prices recorded for them. Tho deal
ings in those issues were also unusually heavy.
These comments apply to Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit 90, Fort Worth and Rio Grande 1sts, and
Central of Georgia LIST incomes. Other
Issues that received noteworthy attention
wero Rio Grande w, stern lists and
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf consol Ga Tho
prospects, of a settlement Of the bituminous coal
strike stimulated dealings in tho securities Of
the bituminous ooal-carrying railroads at ad-
vancing prices. Tho closing was strong. at
about the best prices OF the Gay for tho great
majority Of the list,
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follows:
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

AZ o meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of N,
Equitable Gas Light company OF New York. q propo-
sition was presented for the purchase of the share, Of
this Company, OF an exchange OF said shares for the
securities of q now Company. consolidating this Com-
pnny with the New York and East River aas Com.
pany. a. set forth in the foregoing advertisement Of
the Central Trust Company. Depositary.
After full consi It was unanimously N.
solved to recommend the acceptance thereof By the
stockholders OF this Company.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
,. r. MILLER socretarH
NEW YORK., September .. 1897.
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Cotton was duh but nrmer to-day. The sentiment
was bullish and prices advanced slightly, closing At
about the best figures OF the day. Tho principal fac,
tor In the rise was the advance in the Liverpool
market. The spot market In Liverpool was active
and nrm. and some buying orders for Liverpool 90
count were executed here. The speculation. however,
was In the main OF a local professional character.
The receipts at the ports and the interior towns,
than at this time last year. The general situation
aRement from outsiders prices would easily advance.
Stocks at home and abroad are small. the crop 70
backw ard. and. though tho indications at present
point to q large yield. II is by no means certain that .
full crop will DO realized, owing to the danger Of
damage by frost on account OF its back " ardness.
Then. too, the cheapness OF the price, II 10 commended.
offsets everything of n bearish nature In the %aituAtion.
However, 80 long as outsiders hold aloof from the
speculation there can be no decided or permanent nd.
vance In prices.
oosG0Ac. Sales, 1000 bags harachibo. on private
terms Tho futIre trading VI 10 folInwat
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Real Estate Private aa,s..

Peter =. Meyer & Co. have sold for James Carlow
No, IL West l22d street. a three story and basement
hiRh.stoop dwelling. Is. 7xl0O.
Ronald H.. Macdonald has sold for Mrs. Hannah 4.
Barnes No. o East Forty.fourth street, Q fourStory
dwelling. 27.6xBOxlO0, on private terms.
Max Gabriel has bought No. P48 East Sixty .sixth
street, a threc.story private dwelling. atelb,OO0.
Charles Grinlth Moses has sold for tho Marx-ErnnO
syndicate Nos. lss and 1855 Convent avenue, two
fourstory American basement houses, each l6xIOT
90. to occupant buyers. Also has sold for Ward
Wheeler No. BOO West 1880 street. threestory stone
front dwelling on lot lb,6xlOO.
W. h. Taylor & Sons have sold for Mrs. II. Nafou. 10
aclient OF II. d. Winans 4 May. No. Al West FIFTY.
second street, four brownstono house, l7Ibbx
1000.
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LORD woiseley writes. to an OLD p,...,,.,.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. &c. D. Fonteny Of ss7
Prospect street received q letter from Iord
Wolseley. Commander-in- Chief of the Hr,,i.h
Army yesterday. Fonteny was ormerly a
teacher Of French at Montreal. wolssloy. than
. young, Colonel In the British Army. was his
Rupn' tontepy, became worried over the 70.
Sor n about Wolseley's health, and recently
'Molteley. says that ho suffered recently from
ihhuenza' but that he is now about we'll
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TrOlIey Mon Was, :. Com. Dov,n-.

The Brooklyn trolley railroad companiss b.v.
all agreed on thu new bridge terminal p,ans
which provide for the passage OF tho cars around
the New York end of tho structure on = levaI
Win tho street, and the plans have bean ann
Wittea 10 President Berri. Tho new scheme
as less costly than the one first adopted' TTbis
m Iirs = 40 vel as the question OF using Liberty
SonSids . y 'hholIeS exit from the bridge, will BE-
Monday. 'Neu meeung on