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The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Jimmy Barry Released

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Jimmy Barry. of Chicago. and the others arrested in connection with the fight at the Ma tional Sporting club on December 6, which resulted in the death of Croot, have been released from custody, the public prosecutor refusing to take up the case.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

TIE statement of the New York city associated banks for the week ended on the 18th showed the following changes: Surplus, reserve, decrease, 8, 174, 365; loans, decrease, SlO46. .ObO; specie, increase, S3S7, 100; legal tenders, decrease. Si, S1s, loo; deposits decrease, S5,27s,50O; circulation, decrease, SlO3,- 100.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
ORDERED TO CHINA,

Tho Trench Cruiser Jean Bart Sent to
 Chinese Waters.
 LONDON, Dec. 22.-A special dispatch from Brest says the French cruiser Jean Bart has been ordered to proceed immediately to China.
 The Jean Bart is rated as a second class cruiser. She mounts four six inch quick-firing guns, six five-inch guns, l4 2.5-inch guns, and has nine guns of smaller caliber. Her crew mum bers 3a2 men.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Weyier's Mission.

MADRID. Dec. 22.-The Nacional prints doubled-leaded d article to the effect that the principal mission in life of Gen. Weyler is to defend the army and his command in Cuba against the insults" alleged to have been con- tained in President McKinley's recent message.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

AN ANextraordinary number of the Mad rid Gazette. issued on the l6th, ..b- lished dispatches received from Man ila, capital of the Philippine islands, saying that the insurgent chief Aguil- aldo had ordered all his followers to submit. and that he and the entire in surgent government will be allowed to go to Hong Kong.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A petrified body was found 12 miles north of Warrensburg. Mo, by a party of hunters. The body is that of a woman five feet nine inches tall, in a perfect state of preservation, and weighs 265 wounds
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Funeral of Actor William Terriss.

LONDON. Dec. 22.-The funeral of William Terriss. the actor, who was stabbed to death outside the Adelphi theater by super named Prince, took place at Brompton cemetery. There was an immense crowd present.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

THE first report to the state de. partment from United States Consul General Goodnow, at Shanghai, con- tains warning to American raj lroad men not to go to China for employ ment and says: The American only invites starvation who comes here without definite contract of employ ment with some reputable firm made before he leaves America"
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

THE Ward line steamer, Saguranca arrived at New York city. on the goth. from Havana and brought Ss2 bales of leaf tobacco.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
strike p..oro-ss tn sp.in.

MADRID, Dec. 22.-Serious strike dis orders have occurred at Moreso. where . band of strikers has attacked the uon-strikers. Several persons were wounded. Gendarmes are patrolling the streets.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Princess Hoheniohe Dead.

BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The wife of Prince Hohenlohe, the imperial chancellor, is dead, of inflammation of the lungs. She was borr February l6. 1929.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

ARNOLD LUETGEBT, son of the tig sausagemaker on trial for the second time in Chicago for the murder of his wife, admits that the indorsemen ts upon the notes given Attorney Vincent to secure his fee in the former trial were forged, and claims that the fact constitutes a good joke upon the law yer.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

JOHN MoRys. cashier of the North Vernon Qnd.) bank, and Charles G. Beatty, county commissioner, were both arrested. on the goth, on indict. ments, the former for bribery and the latter for accepting bribe, it being alleged in the indictments that Morris gave Beatty $50 to award loan of &55 900.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

ON the 10th Gov. Black of New York issued requisition papers on the gov ernor of Missouri for the extradition of Albert $. Warner. under arrest at Kansas City, on the charge of kidnap- ing.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Bark Lost, Crew Saved.

AUCKLAND. N. c.. Dec. 22.-The British bark Blairlogie. Capt. Maclxay. from Delagoa bay for Portland, Ore., has been lost with her cargo off the island of Matahiva. in the Tuamotu group. The members of her crew have reached papciti
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

NELSON WITrLEsEY. collector of the customs at Council Bluffs, la, who ab- seconded. recently, leaving a $5, 900 short age, was arrested, on the 10th. by otfi- cers at Danville, Ky. With him was a woman, wife of a Council Bluffs mer- chant. who previously stood we'll in the community.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

FAILURES throughout the United States during the week ended Decem. Der r, as reported by R. c. Dun x Co.,, were s29, against 3s7 for the corre- spending week last year. For Canada the failures were 2S, against fl last year.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

ON the 17th the New York board of railroad commissioners handed down a report of its investigation into the causes of the accident on the New York Central railroad, at Garrisons in October last, arriving at the conclu- sion that the train was wrecked, either by derailment which destroyed the embapl.ment or that the embankment itself gave way .and threw the train into the river.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

ALPHoNsE DAUDET, the novelist, ex- pired, suddenly, in Paris, on the even- ing of the 16 tn. He was dining with his family when he was seized with a sudden syncope. Physicians were sum moned, but he died almost imm edi- ately.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

TIE president, on the l7th, sent in, among others, the nomination of Wm. w. Thomas, Jr., of Maine, to be envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo- tentiary of the United States to Sweden and Norway.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Suit Against Bond .men.

LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 22.-The state of Nebraska, by the uttorney-general has filed civil suit against stex-T Bartley and his bondsmen for Ss35, 900. This is the amount which Bartley is charged with embedding from the public school fund.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

LEWIS GEORGE CLARK, SC years old, the original George Harris, of Harriet Beecher Stowe's famous novei, Uncle Toms cabin" died in Lexington, Ky, on the 16th
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
The Land Boom Burst.

LONDON. Dee. s2.-A special dispatch from Melbourne, Australia. says c. II. James has failed for $50, o0O pounds (S4, 250, 00o). The cause of his troubles is said to be the bursting of the land boom
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

A TELEGRAM from Yokohama, on the 2lst said: Russia has notified Japan of the tempofary occupation of Port Arthur, and large Japanese squadron has left NagasalSi.-
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

DURING the past year 424, 249 head of cattle have been shipped into Kansas. From Texas 2S3, Al head were received. being IA, 252 more than last year; from Arizona s2,04S or 19,5la more than in 1896; from New Mexico, 39,9l9, or 22,- e67 in excess of 1896; from Old Mexico, Sl,o90; from Oklahoma, 80, 495, or l6, 122 more than ir 1896; from Missouri. T. S5l, which excseds last years record by ,, 463.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

European makers are still shy of the wood rim. Meanwhile they are gradual ly losing their trade because they will not adopt this improvement.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

ADIsPATcH from Madrid, on the 20th, said: "Lieut.-Gen. Marin, captain-gen- eral of Puerto Rico, is about to resign, owing to the impossibility of reconcil- ing the different parties in the island with view of establishing autonomy"
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

A DISPATCH from Calcutta, on the 20th, said: According to advices from the front, Sergeant Walker, of the Scots Fusiliers, is a prisoner in the hands of the Sipah Afridis. Efforts are being made to obtain his release. "
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Fsvors Hawaiian Annexation.

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 22.-The Oak land board of trade have adopted reso- lutions in favor of the Hawaiian an- sexation treaty.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

THE date for the next national en- campment of the q. A. R. has been fixed for the week beginning Septcm- Der, at Cincinnati.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

THE initial step toward securing the c. A. 2. encampment for Pitts burgh. Pa, in l9oo. has been taken by the Allegneny County G. A. R as- sociation. and the plan will be agitated at the incoming Cincinnati encamp. ment ..
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24

CHicAGo-Hogs- gs-Estimated receipts 43O01 head; left over, 1I9l head. Market active. steady. Lights, s3. 40 G355; mixed ts.40G255: heavy, t3.3O 63.55; rough s3.3O0335 Cattle Receipts, 5000 head. Market steady. Reeves, 1 95.40; cows and heifers sl.s0a450; Texas steers, s3oo APO; stockers and feeders, & Oo0 42o Sheep-Receipts, l2,0O0 head. Market steady. Native sheep, s2. 75a4 AGO; westerns sa 50l14 10; lambs, s4 10a61Q
 KANSAS CIrY-Cattle-Texas steers s2758 A3o; Texas cows. s20oa 10. native steers ss oo G5Oo stockers and feeders. sSs5G4. 10: bulls. G55d3.o0 Hogs-Bullt Of snles sa35da42I: heavies, & 3013 42s packers, ,sa 30 13 45; mixed 83O@3491a lights, s325 l34O; yorkers saa G340; pigs, s30003 25. Sheep-Lambs Sa6oA A b.e5; muttons. g. 506b4. 40
 CISciNNArI-Hogs-Dull at SaOO1255
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
1.-Two Stock Market.

ST. LoUIs-Cattle Fancy export, sL6o l5 Ol; fair to choice, s. .5 LAO; butchers, s2.6OG425 cows and heifers s25Og4Ol Hogs-puckinr, t3 g3.40; butchers hogs & 30 Gl3 50 lights, 425G345 Sheep-PrIces range at B O Li p i; spring lambs si 50 l6 O per 100 lbs
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
hood's PiIIs cure constIpatiop. 2s oe..
EhABHMH'S BEHUTY
 TALKS SENSE. MaoAIMx RAzsx.

Jenifsr, Ala, says: | have used Dr. NJ, 4. simmons Liver Metli. ci n e Is years, ana know 1t cures sick Hcndache and Consti. pated Bowels. I think t has more strength and action than either l" Black Draughtn ., "Zeilin's Regulator V
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Cotton.

Quotations for mddling range as follows St
 Louis, 5-ioc: New York. 5Kc; New Orleans, 5Ac; Memphis, 54e; Charleston, 3-ioa
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-24
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2 Money on call nominal. ly per cent Prime mercantile paper 3L, a $1s per cent Sterling exchange steady, with actual business in bankers bills at 4s4Aa4s5 for demand. and 4siA q 4s2ls for 60 days; posted rates. 4s3 GlsSH and 4s6 lt4s6h commercial bills, 4sigslh. Silver certificates 5o1a574. Bar silver, 5os. Mexican dollars, +Sss Gov ernment bonds irregular
 Changes at the opening of the stock market were dull and irregular, the majority of stocks showing small To ses. The apathy of the spec- ulation invited attacks by the bear faction. which were mainly directed against the high priced speeialties Some of the railway shares also displayed decided akness There was no abatement of the selling movement during the second hour. The coalers which have bee sggressively strong of late. were offered freely and New Jersey Central fell to ssH Sugar steadled at intervals, but the higher prices brought renewed offerings, which drove the price down again. Railroad shares were unus- ually quiet but fell to a slight extent Sales Of stocks to oon Q, ss0 shares Bonds were dull
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was commenced against the oomp.piss. and m.
hee'sietore ordered q reduction TO the d. % from
which II is now proposed 70 make A furtbor -
auction to u II not 70 10 cents.
According 70 the declslons Of tho supr.m.
Court In what are called the Granger case.
stockholders In gas companies are, Apparently.
without legal protection against the injury
threatened them. The law OF the land IL that
might makes right. and that the majority have
.uii control over the property of the minority. IL.
Tor Example tho silverites should horeafter gain
the upper hand. they will be able. At ON. bior
TO cut down one-half the debts due to credi,ors
and even to wipe them out altogether. Thus
far they have failed to persuade enough OF their
follow citizens that their scheme Is Just 10 ac-
compiish their purpose. but they came pretty
near II In the last Presidential canvass, and IL
the doctrine which d " Is now attempted to apply
70 the gas companies, the coal companies. the
sugar reineries. the tobacco manufacturer ana
the railroad companies. 10 carried out to It's log.
icsl conclusion. IL will lead inevitably to the adj
mission Of silver to free coinage at the ratio of ia
10 l. ana tho consequent cutting In half of the
value OF the dollar. just as the assailants OF
prosperous corporations insist that where an
Investment becomes. In the judgment Of its
customers, too profitable, Its profits must be re-
duced by law. so tho silverites insist that when
BY the operation OF tho standard according TO
which they were contracted. debts become bur-
densome. the debtor shall be allowed TO release
himself from ono-half Of their amount By
statutory enactment.
1t 10 true that the consciousness Of these
perils will altogether prevent the investment
OF capital In corporate undertakings. Men will
take any risk provided they are paid for doing
II, just rs insurers will underwrite q gum
powder factory at a sufficiently high premium.
But when to the ordinary danger Of loss In q
business 10 added that Of connscatory legisla-
tion. the public will have to pay for insurance
against II, or else 60 without the benefits which
the business would furnish them.
MATTHEW MARSHALL.
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HERMIT MANTON's MONEY.
An Effort or Ncphews and Nieees to Break
ST.. WIN and u Deed.

R%iyERnEAp. l.. l.. Jan. lo.-The will OF
Michael Manton. often called Michael tho
Hermit. who lived north OF sayville. has been
fled for probate In the Surrogate's Court here.
II is to I've contested BY nlcoes and nephews.
Manton came to Sayvllle from New York many
years ago. lie purchased land north OF Say
Vile and lived on It In solitude. lie died on
Dec. IA last at tho age OF 03.
John Manton. q brother. wa the sole bench-
ciary. The property Is now worth probably.
$40. 900. Four days before the hermit's death
II WAS convened to John Manton. his brother.
Yesterday an action was brought In the SUI
preme Court by Thomas Cain OF brooklyn and
several other nephews and nieces OF the hermit
TO have the deed set aside. In the complaint II
Is alleged that the old hermit was OF unsuund
mind and Incompetent to execute the deed.
Undue influence and fraud is alleged against
John Manton. The same objections substan-
TALLY will be flied against the will. In the abode
OF the hermit after his death were found. II Is
said, n pile OF bank books. but just how much
wealth he left no one il able to tell. Forty
thousand dollars Is said to be n low estimate.
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financial.
GOLDMAN, SACHS { CO.,
BANKERS s. Brokers,
9 PINE ST. AST0R BUILDING.
We hold and offer for sale tho
following choice
Investment Securities

NJ. CENT. & HUD. RIVER II. II. co.
LIST Mtge. Z Q cents. due 1908.
Ny. & HARLEM II. II. co. Consoli.
dated 2 per cents, due 1900. COUP.
WEST SHORE II. II. co. fst Mtgc. 4
per cents, due 1901. REG.
N. Y. d NORTHERN R'wAY co. list
Mtge. 3 per cents, due 1927. COUP.
ROME, WAT. 81 OGD. X. X. co. ist
Con- Mtge. D per cents. due 1922.
n. ". LACK. & wEsT'N R'wAY co.
LIST Mtgc. o per cents. duo 1921.
NORRIS & ESSEX IL. II. co. list Mtgc.
z per cents. due 1914. COUP.
DEL. Il HUDSON CANAL CO., Penn.
DIV; LIST M'ge. 7 per cents. due 1Di7.
CHIC, II. I. Il PAC. II. II. co. lst
Mtge. q per cents, due 1917. REG.
CHIC. & NORTHW. R'wAY co. Com
solidated Z per cents. due 1915.
MIL. l.. s. & WEST. R,wAY Co. Com
sol. ist Mtgc. q per cents. due 1921.
CHESA. Il OHIO R'wAY co. list Mtgc.
PENN. Extcn. q per cents, due 1911.
COUP.
BAIT. & POTOMAC II. Il. co. list
Mtge. q per cents, due 1911. COUr.
CHIC. MIL. & st. +. R'wAY CO.. CHI,
q pac;: WI. Div. list M,gc. o per
cents. due 1921. COUp.
CHIC, MIL. x ST. T.. R'Y CO., II. a.
Oak. Div. list Mtge. z per cents. due
1910. COUP.
CHIC. BUR. q QUINCY u. Il. co.
1t MtGe. Z per cents. due 1908.
CHIC, ST. l.. & NEW OR. Il. II. co.
Con-. Mtgc. 8 per cents. due 1881.
COUP.
RICHMOND Il DANvILLE II. IL. co.
Consol. Mtge. q per cents, due 1918.
COUP.
NASH. CHAT. & ST. l.. RWAy co.
LIST Mtgc. z per cents, due 1913.
COUP.
ST. p. & SIOUX CITY II. II. co. list
Mtge. q per cents, due 1910. COUP.
LAKE SH. Il MICH. SOUTHERN
R'WAY co. I'd Mtgc. Z per cents,
due 1908. REG. a. COUP.
Prices and particulars ON iDDlic1tj0u.
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The weekly statement OF averages Of the
Clearing House banks shows:

surplus sa3.as6.v5O si3,o9I. $50 Inc. sio. s0i.oUO
The surplus u year AGO was 81. 1883. 100. and
two years ago SAL. 1O", 200.
II. l.. Smyth n Co. offer to investors n selec-
ton OF securities advertised In another column,
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He 'NHAAt - ~ E.
BUR- Az Or CANAL AFFAIRS.
PuRsrANT TO TIE Provisions o. Ch.ptcr 70
4 OF the Laws OF 1898, proposals viii be received &C
this onicc, untl Tuesday. the lgth day 81 January,
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.
Tor which transferable certificates OF stock. regis
t,rSd; Or soupon bond. q The option o. The prcPo.cr.
VIII he issurd In the name OF the people Of the state
OF New York, on the credit OF the sinking Fund ~stAb-
mshed by said act, bearing interest at the rate OF
THREE PER CESTUM PER ANNUH. payabie semi.
annually on the nrst DAYS OF January and July, aud
uary, lpl2,
Proposals may be for the whole or any part OF the
loan not less than 1000. and should state whether
registered or coupon bonds arr desired.
Payments for the loan VIII lie required TO he made
on the sceepthnee % the proposal by deposit, in th.
Bank OF the Manhattan Co. In the city OF New York to
the credit OF Treasure % the state Of Sew York on
account OF Canal Fund OF the amount Of the award,
January l, 1901
The Comptroller reserves the right to reject all bids
terests OF the state.
Interest on the loan viii mme on the nrrt day
Of January next, aud will be payable AT tho Bank OF
the Manhattan Co. In the citN Of New York.
All proposals must he sealed and endorsed Loan
for Canal improvements" ana directed Co the Comp
trolier OF the State of New York. Albany: ny:
JAMES A. ROBERTS,
cnmntFnllaR
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ATLANTIC & PACIFIC R. R.. co.
Four Per Cent. Guaranteed Trust Gold Bonds.

Four Per Cent. Guaranteed Trust Gold Bonds.
The American and Foreign Committees. represent.
ing holders OF the above bonds. have received depos-
its OF more than % per cent, OF the entire issue. De-
crres of foreclosure OF the First Mortgage upon tho
Western Division of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
have been entered. and II Is expected that the road will
be sold At an early day. Upon such sale the American
and Foreisn Committees will act In concert for tho
protection OF the bonds deposited with them.
The American Committee Will, In accordance with
previous advertisements, continue TO receive deposits
OF the above bonds With The state Trust Company.
No. 100 Broadway, New York City, and tho shawmut
National hank, Boston. upon the payment OF $50 per
bond until January Ia. 1907. after which date no
further bonds VIII no received. Bonds not deposited
with the committees up 10 that date will not he en-.
titled to share In the protection afforded by the com.
mittces ut the sale or otherwise.
Dated NEW YORK, December 81, 1899.
FRANCIS =. BANGS,
y. q. McCCI.LOUGH.
OTTO \. BANNARD,
q. j. WETZLAR,
LII BASsET,
Committee,
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Financial.
NEW YORK, December 10th. 1890.
To the Holders Of
Union Pacific Railway Company
Collateral Trust Notes:

Al meeting Of tho Committee held this day, the
Chairman submitted to tho Committee n letter 70.
ceived by him enclosing a copy OF a proposed plan OF
reorganization nj the Union Pacific Notes.
After a full discussion 1t was resolved that In the
opinion OF ills the proposed plan OF rcor.
ganizstlon Ia undesirable: that this Committee are
proceeding with all possible de- patch to liuuIdatc tho
trust. with a view 10 paying tho outstanding notes
and retaining any equity In the securities for the
bencht OF the Union Pacific Railway Company or lie
legal successors, ana that. In their opinion, tho In.
terests NJ tho note. holders gc sufficiently aud nde-
quateiy protected b. the course they arc pursuing for
the liquidation OF the trust.
The Committee rcanirm tho statement already male
In their circular OF April 4, 1897 to the note holders,
that. In their opinion, the securities held under the
Collateral Trust are moro than adequate for tho ult.
mate redemption OF the oUt,tanilLE notes. with In.
tercst at u per cent. until date Of ay lnent.
In making this statement tho Committee desire TO
add that while. OF course, they would personally wei.
come any pan satisfactory to all conc, rncd which
might result In ~ irvinG them from tie responsibility
and labor OF their trust. they must. while tho,e .iuijra
continue. proceed with the liquidation o, the trust. q,
their discretion shall dictate, undor tho nbsolite
powers conferred upon tncm aud as they deem most
likely to yield the best possible results.
=. PIERPONT MORGAN. o. Committee ,.
JOHN a. STEWART. nv ,frI1s. in",n.
EDWARD KING. cIic Hallway CON.
A d ann pGuy, du,d sep.
trnrcr /, low.
,. r. MORGAN & Co.
rru.t.e.
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GuarantyT Co.
of New York.
Formerly New York Guaranty aal Indemnity 90,
Mutual life Building,
ar ~ 4 IL nm -.

O. CEDAR STREET. n. Y.
shfiIAL, ~S.ONt.OOO
ACTS As TRUSTEE For CORPORATIONS,
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS, As GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR. FAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AMI PER
SoNAL ESTATEsl
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject to cheek or on certificate.
WALTER q. OAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN .SELIN. Jh Vice. President.
GEORGE II. T~URNBULL. ID Vice. President
a. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
J NELSON BORLAND, Assist. Treas. and Sec.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel h. Dabcock. Charles Il. Henderson,
George 7. Baker, Adrian Iselin, Jr.,
George = Bowdoin, Augustus ID. Juilliard,
August Belmont, James y. Jarvie,
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy,
Walter II Gillette, Alexander T. OFT,
Robert 0oelet, Walter q. Oaknan,
q. q. Haven, Henry II. Rogers,
oliver Hartman, X. Mex. T~wombly,
T. Somers Hayes, Frederick ". Vanderbilt
william c. whitney.
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financial.


We are informed that application Is about To BE-
made To the Court for the Issuance Of Receivers Ger
tincatcs. to take precedence OF your mortgage.
In the opinion OF your Committee. It 10 absolutely
necessary that bondholders who have not already
deposited their bonds with tho Central Trust Com.
. my OF New York, under tho agreement, shall do 30
at once. In case they desire to have their interests
protected.
The Conn, tteo 10 confident OF Its ability to protect
the bondhoIders' Interests, provided their hands are
strengthened by the deposit Of additional bonds. and
they urgently advise prompt action on the part Of
bondholders ~ho have not already deposited. Fore-
closure proceedings under the mortgage viii be com
mcnro I. In event o. non. payment Of the coupon In
default. at tho earliest possible moment
Tie ttmr for cporit OF bond. - limited -
january eOIh. after which no bonds will
be received, Except upon terms TO bo Axed
later nv the Committee.
WILLIAM a. READ
SIMOS EONG.
UfNRY StNFOuD y. Committee.
EDWIN -.
THOMAS DENNY.