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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
ono Qralffication Missing.

You know nothing about The trials and
trlbulatlons Of a EoveTnesS.' declared q
cssa-Icing woman II Detroit. who Is In ne
business. Il was summary dismissed from
one place because 7 told ? mother Lha- ny
little daughter had no taste Tor music
The woman informed me curtly that 4
dent know enough 70 remedy tEs defect
she could afford 20 hire some one who
id.
"A wealthy woman with three deliEh-ful
little children dispensed with my services
because ina playing for company received
more applause than she 1i1 Another reject
ed my application because I could not IN
derstaud her German. 80 one could.
But an experience last week capped tbs
climax A gentleman called IN answer 20
my advertisement and asked me 20 see his
wife He seemed very favOraoly impressed.
ana imagine ne must have been in6iscreet
enough 10 praise me on reaching home. for
She. that Is To well-nob53y would
ever call her attire. i've. When 1 applied
She eateCh.se1 me closely as 10 my accom-
pllshments. After learning with evident
regret thai ! could play. sing. dance and
mad the conventional manners OF the day.
she started IN TO disqualify me ia Lhe mat
ter OF language. But. in addition 20 Ger
man. French and Icaliau. knew enough
az the classics 10 give her children prepar-
atory course. This worried her, and after
a silence she b'gan again
e DO you teach Scotch.
4 do not. madam
In that case il is useless 70 rGl.- rrr-
ther. Scotch uovelisIz are writing such
my ct.ildren taught the lans-25e -De.tO-t
Free Press
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Latest STYLE of Dressing Hair.

New York April 3O.-(Special Correspond
ence.)-It Is really true that the fashiona-
bic style OF hair dressing is to be a modi-
hcation of that which prevailed previous
10 1887. There will be a high dressing of
hair above the head. especially for the
house and for tho evening. but not Sc
we're division down tho center OF the front
with monotonous straightness on elthc-
side. There Will still be loose tendrls Of
hair over the forehead as well as undula-
tons.
This being so. the high loops, or even
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CoTFIENCEMENT.
Orntions end LssaYs.

To YOU need any help ~ preparing your
graduating speech Or col's'osl iiont Furnish
given. Wnl send the speech tor eXamina-
fio1 before remittance is asked. Usual
n~,res Ss to s. " Franklin. Special Cor
reepoa1arce Bureau. o AniO;nette St At
lanta Ga. wa
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WGMAN'8 EIMGDGM
EXCHANGE LIST

MISS Edna NcElroy. Lauderdale. Mss
has photograph outfit and instructions -
exchange Write with stamp what you have
fer 'XcharEc.
Katie Hickman Monticello. Ga. VIII ex-
Oh uee duck eSss and sweet violet rcots
toc G>s' o.t.r.
Aliss Ruu,dee Coon, Reepsvile y. c.
has history Of China and Japan war 70 OK
change for anything of equal value. Write
what YOU have.
Mrs. J. Q. Burtson, Har;selle, Ala. has
fifty Nruuckle signatures to exchange for
rooted pot plants.
Leola Hickman Monticello. Ca, VIII ex-
chance Plymouth Rock and Indian game
chicken eggs and Cuthbert raspberry
plants FOR white satin RIBBON white tips.
r. r. Msngham. Alto, Ia. has n Monarch
bicycle. 1855 good condition. TO exchange
Tor somo,ning Of equal value. Write.
Miss Helen Bigby, WILLIAMSON. s. c.. WIZ
exchange rooted fusciaa eeraniums and
other plants rrd seed. naSturt.ums and
.noyl flowers for rooted cape jessaulnes.
Miss Liza ogden. Conce Miss. VIII eN-
change medical books for Il good guitar.
Write first.
g. w. Benson Greenville. sTiss VIII ex-
change 80 model Crescent bicycle for
violin or mandolin.
Mr.. I. A. Fears. Harvey. Ga. VII ex-
change sweet Niolets ana Scarie- gera-
NUNS for cuttings Of white Geraniums.
o.. J
exchange - months subscription Farm
1tcva. or Womaukind for embroidery silk.
and has other things 70 exchange. Write
for particulars
Mrs. j. W Shields. Ollie. y. c.. has
Samantha ut Saratoga" to exchange for
a setting Of Barred plymouth Rack, Buff
Cochin eggs or anything Of equal value.
Miss Lena NJ. Henley. Mountainvile.
Tenn. hes two copies OF The ladies' World
December 1891. and April. 1892 both with
fancy work and cooking recipes also La
dies Home Journal. March gs All to ex-
change for SILK and velvet scraps.
Mrs Dora Donaldson. 525 T. Gregory
Pensacola Fla. has simplicity system
chart and Instruction. or gold lock brace
lo- to exchange for small lap dog.
Ada Crump Gazelle. Tex. Will exchange
Teaching How To Make Zepdyr Flower
Mats" for one ounce OF embroidery silk.
bright color.
De,orus Howell Gazelle Tex. has a pair
Of deer and antelope horns nicely dressed
TO exchange for enough pink or white
wash silk TO make a waist.
Miss Mary Cuthbertson. Wolfsvilo. ".
c. Will exchange hydranga. pink lilies. Ar
bucille signatures and music for music and
velvet scraps.
Mss Lula Clarke. Graysport, Miss. has
drawn work OF different designs 10 ex-
change for silk scraps.
j. H. Whitworth. Lavonia. Ga, wishes to
exchange q telescope for an autOharp.
Mrs q. NJ Fleming. Garden City. n. C..
has Goodrich's History of England" to
exchange for ten yards each of indigo and
red oil calico figured. Also tested cook
ing recipes and worsted scraps for dry
goods.
Mrs. c. II. Bennett McDonalds. Va.
has White Plymouth Rock. single comb
brown Leghorn and Pcxin duck eggs to
exchange for something Of equal value
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II will be Necessary tor each contestant TO send
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each Contestant who sends three OF more correct
States will receive free. all charges prepaid,
Work Basket Comp 4ni1a Sell" containing darn
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FOR STRENGTHENING AND CLEAR
ING THE VOICE. use Browns bronchial
TrOches-"I have commended them to
friends who were public speakers. and they
have proved extremely serviceahle. Rev.
Henry Ward BecC her.
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Confadrrnte Stamina

bought at best cash prices. Prompt r.
nnfttance Send two-cent stamp Tor price
Est PRESQUF ISLE STAMP CO.
Box asa, Atlanta. Ca.
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Who to Thank.

When we have been kindly thought OF.
and had n very good thing sent to us.
not only enjoy II ourseles. but naturally
wish to share the pleasure with others.
but most especially do we wish 10 know
who 10 thank for the pleasure.
Inst week The express drove 70 our door
and left n small box. On opening II II was
found to contain several pounds Of butter.
To say II was delightful and the most beau
tiful golden butter we ever saw would but
family express it. We only know II came
from Some good friend in Texas and we
wish TO THANK them. II was a treat, an0
from the delicious favor OF the butter we
could picture to ourselves the mild-eyed
Jersey she rOamed among the clover
and leisureiy nipped the fragrant buds VIII
our Unknown benefactor accept many
thanks?
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Thomas Slater has message for every
man n an article headed He sends u
Free" on page 8. Don't fail 10 read Il
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03

J. "A. Mclean. miller. has skipped out,
leaving about 2fa1 IN debts and many
anxious and disappointed creditors
Washington and Wilkes county used
about 4f0 bushels OF meal ner month and
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03

Mrs NJ Jarrett. SDrngvilie. Aia.-Doar
Editress: VIII YOU allow me space in the
columns of Woman's Kingdom to thank
IcueIIa Warren for her most excellent
recipe for nghtb-eaG? 1 determined 70 try
II at once but not. | confess. without many
misgivinrs as TO the result. as heretofore
my efforts in that l!ne have been utter
failures J have always 50 much wanted
to succeed with Hgh,bread. but never be
fore in my life haC the very least bit of
luck. After TWO successful trials Of Lou
I'll, Warren's recipe I feel like giving
three times three cheers for her and-ny-
self As write ! have a loaf rising that
bids fair to fiji a large dishpan. and the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03

Waycross. c.. April .-(Speclal1-YV ar
sen Hated WlHial>s. manager If the South
en- hotel thts afternoon al . o'clock was
ecuuicted The furv was ont about ninet1
minutes When the verdict was read, tn'
friends az AIR. Williams h0ckec around min
and conrra tulatai him. Mr. " niams
his father embraced e7ch other IN q m
affecting manner. The hands az me
were qu-cEiy sought by Williams and
thanked them Tor tne verdict.
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Mrs Robert Smith. Greene. Chenango
County. y. Yin my letter OF April 9Th
the types made me say that my postoff1ce
address was Kentucky. Please not Gen.
sure me If your seeds do not come. FvS
received something over dozen letters
and they may come all right. or K the
sender took the precaution to place his ad-
dress on the letter. of course IL viii De
returned IN time TO them.
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Mrs. Ida Mcdonald. Halltown. jefferson
County. W. Va.-If any of the relatives Of
Thomas Pitt. who died in Savannah, Ga.
twenty-five or thirty years ago. viii write
to the above address they viii learn some
thing to their advantage.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

large number of issues. the same feature
Ssing prominent in the bond dePartment; IN
o.i,,h tho mar value OF total sales amounted to
WIN WIN n WuoOO0 Government bonds were strong,
"Ds' "Dss t,ha Is Of 1925 made another new high
ahu ah,i The coupons closing at 126i2m l2G's. Or
rsS ,sr. from commission houses were liberal.
v.I' v.onr the Southern stocks. Southern Railway
AinU~ AinSa-~.6 was strong feature at a net gain of
lore than per cent and elsewhere in the low,
HIV ma ISSUES buying was correspondingly good
Pr xaIues higher. as in Wabash preferred,
aJS ,.h;ch enjoyed u rand advance on buying based
VII the company's prospects for Increased
up.n,,gs up, Lake Erie and Western Oregon Rail
road and Navigation United States Ruoper'
ioae i-,srcan Cotton Oil and American Spirits COM
',nn and preferred were also strong features
irHn Granger shares We're up l per cent ana
- ~ silver showed little change from yester-
aay i'm this market. but in London the price was
, ,"n.er AT 262sd.. decline of a penny as com
,sd with this time week ago. Inc heaN3
pSarines Of American silver and lack OF de-
IND from the far East appear to be tne chlel
in" ...ors in the current weakness in the SILVER
market. e 49,, ,,,;ncinal stocks
,o'dav compared with the final figures OF yester-
dav were aj follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
In state issues $1,000 Virginia funded DEBT
o9s of 1901 sold at 64ia.


o9s of 1891 sold at 64la.
pailwav bonds were active and strong in the
majority Of issues at substant al net final gains
The heaviest dealings were IN the AtGhlsoli
general and adjustment Is. Brooklyn Rapl1
transit 5s Central Of Georgia lrst incomes oiiu
consol IS Fort Worth and ttiO Grande nrstS'
Chesapeake and Ohio 4lzs, Kansas and Texas
Nrst IS and seconds. Missouri PacIhc flrst con-
sol Is New-York. Chicago and St Louis IS
Northern Pacific general lien Dds. oregon snort
line first consol Is, Reading general Is, san
Antonio and Aransas Pass As. southern RAJ
wav first 5s Texas and Pacific seconds WIS
consin Central first receipts Wabash first rs
and second rs, and Rio Grande Western frsts.
The principal net gains We're MADE Dy oGrtneIn giI
pacific Of California firsts, "a to lOoA loieuo'
81 Louis ard Kansas City frsts receipts 20
IS: Wisconsin Central first receipts. l1s to 81
Inonr Is > TO 54a Fort Worth and Rio Grande
Nrsts IL TO 57a: Missouri Pacific first col
lateral IS. 3 to 81; the third mortgage. ~ to
l04i,: the first consol Us. ~ to o's.; fNtspuls
and Western flrsts l to 73; Wabash first rs. !
TO 105ls; the seconds. = to .3's; Texas ana
New-Oreans consol 5s, q to %; kansas ana
tered IS q to 113; Atchison general IS, "A 10
S,;Is: Northern Pacific general lien IS. = To
56a-: Rio Grande Western frsts, = to ~
Texas and Pacific second incomes, 2 to va;
HeWNYork Central first coupons. = to rs: Long
Island frsts. = to 104A: Hooking valley rs
receipts ! to 49,. and Wabash second rs & = to
73@ Kansas and Eastern firsts lost to VIZ;
Rock Island debenture IS. ] to lO2; WllkesDarre
and Eastern frsts. y to %: St joseph ana
Grand Island 2-3-4s, Y to 66; Union Paclhc'
Denver and Gulf frsts. IS 70 40. and Baltimore
and ohio 5s OF 1925, . to -. In miscellaneous
issues standard Rope and Twine 6s gained z
10 20; the incomes 3. TO ION. and Detroit Gas
~ lost u to IS
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was per cent, with exceptions
I'd 70 Il. per cent. Time money was : per cent
for sixty days per cent for three months, -ia
per cent for four months. and ) per cent Tor SIX
months Commercial paper rates were "n3'2
per cent for the best names for three months
For names not go well known, "l2Q4 per cent
The foreign exchange market was duil ana
Arm at unchanged quotations. Posted sterling
was 4S7 and 4SSG4SS1a for long and short
bills respectively. Rates for actual business
clnsed as follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

Actl bal $50 ,2i2 s5s. 46O0s Dec Sllll2lJ
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were $3.50 43S. internal revenue receipts
So5I210, and the miscellaneous receipts 81 lH};
tOta. Government receipts for the day, SlOOO,-
sIl; expenditures. S1.2O1, 900; excess Of expend-
itures. sl40.129. Receipts for the month to date:
S36I2, 113; expenditures SiG,H2tOO; excess or
expenditures. so. .769,2s7. Receipts Of National
bank notes for redemption to-day S4W99ds.
The Sub-Treasury had credit balance at the
Clearing House of S121 .26G. and its net gain on
balance was S223 $50 made up by loss in coin
OF $40, l9j. and gain In currency or Sfo',,3.'.
sub-Treasury receipts for the day Were 10 oil
10 and payments S3,O2i,JlJ, resulting IN d
general balance Of S213 lOl, 194. consisting Oh
SlI. 40 so in coin and $J9,2i4O14 currency.
The Central National Bank at the close OF
business July % had loans and discounts Oh
$40 -. The capital stock was SlUnUpO tne
surplus fund S400000, and the individual de-
posts subject 10 check were SS,oIS".' ~.
The Mercantile National Bank at the close OF
business July % had loans and discounts oi
Ss0lI452 Is and total resources of SlZ'"'i'
GO 06 The capital stock was $l.on.Uo. the
surplus fund 100000. and the inciYlduaI oe-
posits subject to check Were $43l5934 sS.
The National Park Bank at the close oi 9usl- ns
ness July % had loans and disc cunts ot ~
le5 i3 and total RESOURCES OF , t,IG NE
80 800 600 and the individual deposits subject 10
check were S20.310, $50 81
The First National Bank at the close Of bust
ness July % had loans and discounts OF - g5,
O4J 9s. and total resources or S3i'IV 90. 80,
The capital stock was s3oOoVO the surplus Iuno
saon.co. and The indiyiduai deposits subject 10
check were S6 ;2}:32 1Sl 81
The Gallatin National Bank at the close OF
business July % had loans ana discounts 9'
S451511i 81 ard total resources or sli'st",-
505 80 The capital stock and surplus fund we're
s.. 900 600 each and the individual deposits sub
Ject 70 check 81 iG3, 800 Il.
Local oriciai, OF the Tor Worth and Rio
Grsnde Railroad report that the acreage Of cot
tcn tributary to the road Is 70 per cent create
than in 1S9,. which WIS the COMPANY pss
year Ic tha last three years the average net
earnings OF the company have ben $lil,@'o al, ara
he fixed charges about SiO3.po year. me
hopds have advanced nearly = points TINS inon'I
ard ~ tn Drs3ent price. n held un,l maturity
y!cld reari- ! yer ceat.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
'less l-32. tless Lilo.

'less 1-32 tLNss Lie
Domestic exchange was follows AT the
places named: San Francisco-Sight, 1o;2c. tee-
graph 1712c. Savannah-Buying, l-1G off; sell
ing par. ew-Oreans-COmmercal ooc. dis
count: bank, 81 premium. Charleston-Buyng
par; selling &c premium Chicago-3Oc. dis
count Boston-5c discount and par. Cincinnati
Between banks. 25c. premium over counter
J0c. premium.
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges
SIP O02. 7J9: balances. Sj,G22,211. Boston-Ex-
changes-S16971.9 $50 balances. S4a13 Balti-
more-Exchanges, S2.3SS.6iO; balances. S49l"h
delphia-Exchanges SS'f2.i 40: balances
81 .J61 04j Chicago-EXcf anges. Sl3,224"N'';
balances. 81 .212 1870.
The commercial price of bar silver was 's$sc
Mexican silver dollars 4JHc. In London bar
silver declined 2s to 2Gasd Silver exports to-
morrow 100000 ounces.
Money on call in London was IA - per cent,
with open market discounts at $4n7s per cent for
short and for long bills. British consols were
112 1916 for money and 113 for the account.
Paris discount rate. Ia per cent Paris ex-
change on London. 25.10 francs Berlin discount
rate ga per cent. French reItes, 1VI fra Acs ="
centimes.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual rssults Of two days ago COM
pared with the last preceding statement gives
the following balances:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
financial.
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies

IN view o, the recent legislation providing for the re
duction OF price OF in the City ot Ne" io'N'
seemed 70 many stockholders advisable to unite 'he
properties and Interests II the companies sueh a
association % Interest will enable the management TO IN
troduce many economics and compete more eecu'ey
with the comp ines. II VIII also enaDe oe'
rendered the public. II is therefore, pr
posed to form a new cooperation, and to exchange the
shares present companies FOR new securities as may
hereafter determined The undersigned VIII act as ue
posita-y Of both cornpanies certihca'es i
which be endorsed in bank and deposi'eu "'' ~
and certificates Of deposit will be Issued
II than twO-thirds OF the shares of the fespec.
companies ate sltel with undersigned before sep
tente- l. 1891 or limited by the underssieu'
has agreed that plan OF reorganization s"a "
formulated and published within thirty days ue'ee''
two-thrds Of both companies are not 50
deposited share to be returned 10
rsitors II has further agreed that any depos''s
shareholder dissatisfied with the allotment OF ne"
crltss under plan. when published VIII be entitled
his option. % he pad In cash as follows;
% For each share tpar Sloo) OF
The Equitable Gas Light Com
pany 'S-''" III WV"
g., For each share tpar $1Oo) OF
the Preferred stock Of The
New York and East River Gas
Company .........t............ Oh" ." ~
l:,.) For cnch share tpnr $40"
OF the Common stock Of The
New York and Enst River Gas
Compnny Observation-Disclosures. $50 In cnsh
g,ndc,c has been formed to provide the funds neces
gary To- pig for the stock Of deposng shareholders who
may ascent To- plan
II holders Of certificates issued by undersigned % not
within four after the first publication o' notice ot
the plan such publication To- hc in tn" New YORK
Time md New YORK Tribune" or IN any two papers
u general circulation published in tho city Of New YORK;
n,;fy tn. the- election to sell t'r cisn
a, above they will deemed to have assented 10
az the and provisions al the plan ana OF the agree
nlent of reorganization fdly signing the same
and the undersigned VIII then dep.r sad certificates
undc; plan and agraemer..
NeN York Julv l6 1891.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
And Interest
The following securities were sold at auctoi
at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom d.

The following securities were sold AT auction
at the New-York Real Estate Salesroon by
Adrian H. Muller e. Son:
share Western vnion TELEGRAPH Con,panv ~
sl5 900 New York ard Northern Railroad ComrrnN
FIRST mortg'Ge Ter cent gold bonds fue
October l. 1927 .1-'':
s. 600 s. i,,us arG san Francisco RAILWAY Com
panv second mortgage per cent gold hnls
series +. due Move nber |. lFti..... ~" a
81 coo Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Ra'Noad
Company rcr cent convertible bond due
September J. 1903 .............. 'i"'t
$1,000 St Louis AMI san Frtncsco Eail"ay on
pany second mortgage railroad and lana per
gold bonds. Series \, due November ,,-..
100 shares Adams Express COMPANY ....'...--.', -
% shares American Express company ,.....-i''
100 shares Consolidated Gas company o' W" ,-ct.
100 shares cal.ag3 st Paul. Minneapolis and
Omaha Railroad COMPANY preferred - 'if'''
100 shares Kcokuk and Dos Moines RailToah 'o"- -.
pany. common ......................-. =
10 shares Eagle Fire Company -,
90 shares Hamilton Fire Insurance Company. "iio
10 shares Pacific Fire Insurance company. 80
IL shares S'uNvssanf Insurance COMPANY -
- shares Citizens Fire Insurance CompanV. Io'
$40 800 New Yo-s tif" Uor con- cfhs'lHatel S.'
.-o.k registered. of 1905 1925 due after Nc ,-.
so5 COO vc~ York and BROOKLYN Bridge , per cent
bonds. registered due July J. l"l' .....- -
$40 olo t-es.r,oakc and Ohio Railroad COMPANY hst
consolidated mortgage : per cent E'd hon1s' .o.,.
REGISTERED 1892
20 shares Fourth National Bank -. -.
10n shares National Bank of North America ',,''
100 shares Pheniv National Rank ........ =; 'I''
. shares T-ow Directory Printing ana look ~.
binding COMPANY ...... -, 80. =. - -
s. Oa5 shares Provident Savings Life Assurance -oo
so ooo 1;,5a C,.l and rron Company per cent mort
gage gold bonds due l945. Fehruart ls"''
900 cSLP2hs P l % teyator Company Buffalo. 74iz
go shares standard Paint COMPANY oi "'E' vi -
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
Dubl,c y ollres.

NOTICE.-Thc Department of Docks VIII sen
~ At public auct BY Woodrow Lewis aGeoones.s
tn,v 40 1901 AZ ~. tire premises. ply.ns eiceNs
ase stones etc, Bank Bethune ana W l2th SIS ana
. nyrpTrsEMENTS ano subscriptions for The Tribune
70 civ al al their Uptown Once. No. i2t2 BroadNay
=, aoor porth of 3lstst., until o'clock M adsertse-
n,s -erey.d a, following branch Offices al reguar
".ace rates unti o'clock m. VIZ 2Sa sth ave-;
,al 12th-st: Macy, b'n-tAr.
sr ii,h a. lto Columbus-sye near West tbin-st ''o
West s2d-., near 9Th a2 Eos; IAN .s' W.,
,os ., beveen Tn ard sh t59 Fast sith-sf 'SS
=, between 76th aud 1T,h sts i0d 3i ave- near 6''
a, 7os ave. s3th $50 81 ave. near !'s's'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
NOTICE:

NOTICE:
~ tt. bends of the South Broonyn Central Railroad
,.,,nanX Of Bookyn maturing August lst 1891. Will
ia ~ nresentaticn the Bro1hlFn trust Company.
8e hereby extend to the holders of said bonds an
,,,,on ,5 fake m exchange 0r their bonds. par and
,,r,,.d interest bonds Of tie Atlantic Avenue Railroad
,.omnsr known the Consolidated Mortgage 5,c Gold
roI nfhorzed issue 100000 maturing 1881. interest
pavabe Ap. and October the last quotation which
Was lOo bid and lo3 asked =
Fa.iu-e 10 notify Brooklyn Trust Company On pres
e,taon u he bonds for payment VIII be construed as
dainne the opton Tire Company also retains the right
~, Withdraw 4ad for all II said BINDS not
rresented ON August Is. 1881. .- 80
TfiF NASSAU electric RAILROAD 90.
Is TOM L. JOHNSON, Treasurer.