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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
UyyGtRT4N POLITICIANS FIGHT.

Budapest Jan. 1.-TWO duels Win SWIM , .x
fought here to-day. arising out OF insults -,
changed during the recent debates III INV
house OF the Hungarian Parliament. o,.,
Count Stefan Tlsxa wounded Herr LuaN'e ..,.r
and Herr Edmund Gajary woundsa , mrs seriou1
Rayowsky In both cases the wounus, ",vounda
iierren Tlsxa and GaJary received nesh "'"'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
SEVEN KILLED BY A POWDER EXPLOSION.

Madrid. Jan. "A dispatch from Oviedo. capital
OF the province OF that name. in the Asturias Dis
trlct says that two hundred Kilograms about
four hundred and forty pounds OF powder exploded
to-day at the San Manjoya factory. Seven persons
killed outright and many badly injured. The
buildings completely destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

Natal celebrated Its four hundredth anniver-
sary IN right imperial fashion. 1t was on Christ
mas Day, 1887 that Vasco da CANA first sighted
the shore 10 which, In honor OF the time he gave
the name Natala. At Christmas 1897, the Natal
Parliament annexed Zululand and Amatonga-
land, thus extending It's sway over the whole
territory from the Umzmkuu River TO the
Usutu and almost TO Delagoa Bay,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
the MARCHAyD EXPEDITIONS TRIALS.
oBLrJED TO SHOOT AND HANG MEN, BURN
HUTs AND SEIZE SLAVES IN
(ESTpAr aEprc.

CENTRAL AFRICA
Paris jan "A letter from officer OF the
Mareha,d expedition which according 10 the news
received here yesterday, under date OF September
H. had arrived on that date at Rafa. In the
Tambura district OF the Nile Basin and pro-
ceedng to occupy Rumbek in the territory Of
Toulouse, says the French force consists OF twenty
three white men and five hundred senegalese rife
men. Describing the hardships endured the writer
remarks
The native carriers give much trouble We seized
opportunity. We vanly shot or hanged those who
were recsptureo, but others continued TO escape.
Many were recaftured. but several succeeded In get
thg away. We we're obliged 10 enter villages with
round therein sometimes the whole population
fed. We then burned "A few huts. which generally
induced them TO reurn We then seized the chief
ana compelled him 10 give us slaves 10 carry our
brutes, whom we have seen quarrel over the bodies
OF their shot comrade' Tor food.
The Marchand expedition Is the one which was
reported to have been nassacred IN that section Of
Africa some time in August last. but the news
received from this French force disposes OF tho
reports circulated. All were well at the time the
official news Of yesterday reached Paris and IT was
added that fortnighty mall service In reg
ular operation between Tarbura and Banghi. on
the Cbangi River. 10 the west coast OF Africa
Fears have been expressed N some quarters that
this expedition has been pushing north ward up tho
mated that when the British firay reach that In
portant place they may find tae French IN pos
session OF the town. In other quarters. however,
these apprehensions are pronounced to be ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
The Mayor says he Is not running this gov
eminent by making bargains. Certainly not.
He runs II by obeying orders.

1t must make the Democratic Club proud 10
have on its waiting list candidate who hav-
ing been convicted once Of murder and
fenced to death, finally got off with a term in
Sing Sing. and another candidate who on his
trial for murder escaped punishment on the
ground Of insanity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
FRANCE CLAIMS CLIPPER7ON ISLAND.
THE MExIcANs WHO HAULED DOWN THE STARS
AND STRIPES MAY FIND TROUBLE AHEAD.

THE MExICANs WHO HAULED DOWN THE STARS
AND STRIPES MAY FIND TROUBLE AHEAD.
Paris Jan. 4-The "Liberte" asserts that Clip
perton Island lover which the Mexican flag IS re-
ported TO have been hoisted by party OF marines
from the gunboat Democratic. after the Stars and
Stripes had been hauled down. In spite OF the pro-
tests Of the Americans there really belongs 70
France and adds: Naturally the Americans have
asked for the protection Of their Government but
island. adtudicate between the Americans and
Mexcans and demonstrate our own rights. which
have never been contested"
The news OF the hauling down OF the Stars and
Stripes at Cipperton Island by marines from tho
Mexican gunboat Democratic. was brought 10 San
Diego Cal. on December 81 by passengers on the
steamer Albion. Clipperton Island contains thou
sands Of tons OF guano, and the company work.
ing the guano hoisted the Stars and Stripes
their warehouses some nine months ago. accord
Ing 70 the story told. and informed the Secretary
Of State OF their action. The Mexicans. however.
December "A. formally hauled the flag down
and took possession OF the island. which is stu
ated about eight hundred mics of the Mexican
coast. almost due Of Acapulco. in the
of Mexico.
The Mexican version OF the affair is that the
Americans have illegally obtained possession OF
the island, which is only about four miles in cir
conference and whose vegetation consists OF two
palm trees, though the twenty thousand Of
guano the island are said to be valued at $4,000
no news OF the reported action OF Mexico had been
received at the State Department. II was added
that the law permits an American citizen TO locate
upon guano island, such as CMpperton Island,
soley for the purpose Of taking off the guano. but
not part Of the territory Of another nation at tn"
time Of the location
described as an annsr Coral sand
claimed by France IN the Pacific"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

Wanted A backbone Anybody finding such
an article will confer favor by communicating
with the Hon. George w Brush. care T. C.
Platt No. 40 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
ELECTION IN THE TRANSVAAL.

TWO CANDIDATES RUNNING AGAINST PRESIDENT
KRUGER
johannesburg, Transvaa Republic Jan. THE
voting In the Presidential election began yes,er-
day. The candidates are Messrs. Krtger Joubert
and Schalkburger. The latter's candidacy appears
TO be intended split Joubert's and secure
the reelection OF President kriger. Joubert ac-
cuses ScnalkDurger OF breaking his engagement
not run and declares that II President KRUGER IL
reelected he will continue Comma ndant- General:
but II Schalkburger Is elected Joubert will forth
with resign.
The executive power OF the South African Re-
public. otherwise the Transvaal. Is vested IN Q
President. elected for five years. assisted by q
Council. consisting OF three official members (the
State Secretary the Commandan t-Genera and the
Minu,e-keeper) and two non-oificial members elect
ed by the Nolksraad.
5. j. Paul Kriger, who was elected for the third
time May u. 1893 IS the President, and General
Joubert. tho Commandant-Generai. is the Vice
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

Mayor Van Wyck could apparently take
useful lesson In placdty Of demeanor from
Richard Croker who is quite as resoute as any
body needs to be- but who seldom lets his tenn
per rise TO the exploding point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

Mr. Van Wyck breaks out into railing at the
Board OF Education. and says there Is enough
Intelligence here In New-York to supply all the
teachers needed for the public schools There
is certainly enough temper in the City Hall to
IA tabasco factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
SPEEDY RESALE OF BUILDING IN THE
DRYGOODS DISTRICT


Among the few sales OF realty yesterday the
only one Of especial interest resale
b. VI. Strauss g. Co. resold yesterday. 10 Leopold
Wen. the hve-story and basement. iron front. mer-
camille building No. 50 Mercer-st.. 25xlO0. pri
vate terms. This property sold last week by
II. s Ely & Co. to Mandelbaum Levine.
A /. kirkland & Co. sold for an estate the
southwest corner of Jerome-ave. and One-hundred-
and-eighty fourhst. 4JX25. for So 30, builder
who VIII improve the property with stores and
apartments
The same firm has sold four lots the east
side OF Grand-ave., and two lots the west side
OF Davdson-ave. north OF One-hundred- and
who will erect three private dwellings at cost Of
$500 each.
w b. Taylor & Sons sold yesterday for Mrs.
Charles W. Cass, to Horace S. Ely & Co., for A
client, the dwelling-house No. "a West Forty
eighth-st.. lot 2O6xiO05, Columbia College lease
hold, on private terms.
Hall j. How & Co. have sold to a client. for
Carlton b. Fish. Of BOSTON, the fourstory dwelling
house. on lot 2Jx96. No. 81 East Fourth-st.
William Rankin has sold 10 George Brown the
plot, lOox99ll, at the northwest corner OF One-hun
ed-and-forty -eghth-st. and Eghth-ave., for si2
600 The buyer will build four fve-story fiat
houses
The lot and old buildings. No. o.257 Seventh-ave.,
have been sold TO a builder for improvement. and
Elkan Kahn has sold No. 800 St Anns-ave.
There were no sales at the Broadway auction
rooms
McNulty Fitzgerald. OF Brooklyn. Will hold an
especially interesting sale of lots at Sheepshead
purchasers. they will charge only half the usual
auctioneers fees. The lots are behind the Oriental
and Manhattan Beach hotels, and have all the con-
veniences OF city lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
NEW BUILDINGS.

na,hsate-aye corner Sd ave. for four two
story frame dwellings. with stores Irregular;
Mary Dooley. Of No 6Gs Ieaington-ave owner;
4 Il Ogden & co. architects ....................
pav-sye n s. 80 II OF North-st. City Island.
for a two-story frame dwelling. 2Sxc6: Samuel
Y Graham. CITY Island owner and architect
seton-sve o. 100 II Of Jefferson ST, for a
two-s,ory and attic frame dwelling. 20 and
23x4s and one-story and attic frame stable
2xoO: Bruno Brandes. OF No $40 West 60th-st
Jeroms-ave s W corner h-st. for two three
story frame dwellings. with stores A 6h45
Ms q j Singh. owner; + L Albrecht architect
1s4th-st $ - Il Of Jerome ave, for two
two-story frame dwellings. %. 6x4s; Mrs Carrie
! Singh. owner; + Albrecht. architect $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
ALTERATIONS.

aod-st No 200 West. To four story brick and
stone lodging house: + d Anes, No 100 West
Sith- st. owner s Maher, No 80 shave.
lrCrttecf
Ileecker-st No Az, to a three-story brick and
franc dwelling house, with store; w LauX.
premises owner; IL II Heldgard tr. architect. .
Monroe-st No go 10 q four story hrlck and
,,one schoolhouse. city Of New-York. owner.
G b Snyder architect 49,, '........' :.
c3d-st corner 4ih-ave. 10 a four-story brlck
for Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children. premises.
owner Alfred Fucker. architect. ...............
fremont and Vanderbilt ayes. corner. TO q
tnree-story frame dweiling-house: Hugh ~
camp estate. owner. Arctandsr, No b6l East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

st. Sasse FS' oh .s 10 ,opn ana s s2g
iisi9st iaS Of :.s-aye, 1SS.lS9II
:, El,o nrecearldse Charles i E2seH;4aI 1000
g Turner to benjamin Berger. NATURALIZATION. /
2e;h q ~? 80 Vet @5S5so: Mary Brown to en-
se,eSsfc 10? q l.ff;.sca-ay 5oaico;
May l. Breczn.Sy and another ..........'.'... 500
M ne Pa 5. 40 # 7 q PARK s.. runs n
Lie Insuiance Company '.'.'.. lss 900
t. Michael FAY ano'hsr --'."-...,.... 1880
Eat fremont :Nl3S phg6~ Hos inilyduay
,o.,Ss, az. -. 90 a.,
100 llxt7 loxlol. Max Raat and another TO
lanes Fomcrfc!,. ......................: ]
I'' to c5n1n T. & c6s FS
Lardau.r to Ella Br.tkenrdst $1,000
5ico 70 Old Kui iH5i n % xl9iasi!s
az e1ar It2d' ~
Sarah Il Marsha; to @ Nathaniel Marshall and
waters'. 40 600 n = As7.sx25xss H. George
konie<e t. Berasrt Golden era another r.. 20 :.
William s,scon Jacob Pfeiner. ..........., 1900
- PAR ''' 'e Nominal
Ns.'1e1 q Of M ilois ss
% s4s A :6 L Hs = 6o II A: :Ssas E'I a::
s,h rs"rr'' 3. i :, II SON la, :, axio
s,6 ave- w. 7ii r o. Of i iib st. 5ssiiS
Nathan . Clark 10 solomon - PROOFS. ......... !
Edgec0rlbe ave. 2s3 Z, ~ iijth ST. t21S
s. irregular Elizabeth a kennedy to charles
Mo- ....... ..............
sth ays. nos 20,3 and 2o55 p 81 4xico:
Samuel n Stone and another 20 Max Radt and
........... ........... ..........
ois. 4 - +, Of tth ave ,'Aloo $ Edwin
anothci trustees ,~.,,..,...'@ 81 400
Barker ave. 81 r. n ~ Juanna 81. 33110o:
lanes A Cunningham Ellen \ wilkinson
Lots ] and 2 block ~ map Dore Lyons property:
Anna LYON 20 Elizabeth n Sias. .-...........
Tieasanf-ave. lG9 n 70 ~ i2oh 81. iG sx7i.3
Soaon .''''.''...... ...'......., .',....... 1900
ii4fh. 81. GO e - 5th-ave. 25NlOo II;
Michael keenan, 90 BENJAMIN Morle ..........
sir ST. Nos 33i md 3sG East. a. Gx97 O. Anna
Ouch 20 Isaac Tolsfon and another. ....-... ]
N iSHth-st Intxifs io.v
Mary NJ nance .........-.. 49,. $4,000
La on-as.. cor 7Gih g. 1870 Auna -.
T.udalc Henry fooikind. 100
ST. 1906 y 81 Avsnue q. n .x.1t
Sarah uudsrndorfer =, nj TO Isaac Folsten and . 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13

A pVERT;sEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Iriouns
n received their Uptown ONCE No La. b!oaoWdy'
doo- north OF 3lst-s until oc.ock M adNertlss-
mems the following branch orees at regular
ono until : o'clock VIZ; 90 s'h aNe = =
cor 28d-si. J52 Dh-ave. ccr l2th-st MACY ot
and ifth-st l42 Columbus-aye near West COZ, loo
We, sai-st 6th-sye.: 20 East 14ih-st 20 west
s.d s., 7h and sh a,ts: i33 East l33s
esr-.t; Los ist-ave near srth-s 80 80 near
oos 40 Eas, I9thst: le2 adAvs; 2eds sd-ev~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
Goruirn propsrtn for Sale.


nFsIRABf.E estate FOR sale 10 sores ~ and nien
- state Of cultivation: buildings all hrs-cass ana III
.,celen, re,air; Il house nice lawns plenty OF
ho minutes, wall, % depot and IS pos,oice; stu
ate Mt Earyille. Madison County. y y. on me me
,e Ontario and Railroad splendid place Tor
summer. home owner going 10 Europe ana VIII sell
ctr,n Tor cash; title perfect. Address = a. FITCH
Hamilton. y. Y. for full particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13

wa,ss-ave. g. 100 n = Of ST Mary's-st, 70 two
two-sfory frame dwelling houses: Elizabeth
Maxwell. owner: Chris L Lohss. No 9C8 West
chester ave- architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ST Joseph s-st. n S. 10 II Q OF Robbns-ave. to
two-story frame dwelling house; Anthony Nc
owen. No 5l5 Wale--ave. owner; II Garvin
architect ................. ...................
Belmont Place. corner Arthur-ave, TO a one
story frame dwelling house. with store; Michael
Dunn. Promises. owner; William Grant. architect
14Sth-st No ISL East. TO two and-one- half
story frame dwelling -house Michael Turley,
premises, owner; w Dickerson. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
OFFICE of The Chicago Rock Island

AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANi.-Chcago. ~
May sis 1898 TO holders OF he Chicago Ioc1 ~
nd Pacific Company rive eeiit n..s'
Year DebeDure Bonds. To Whom IL May Co"r,.',,,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The chicago ~ IN
ltard and Pacific Hallway Company has exefcisea uo
right reserved to Its Thirty Year Deten'n,- pms s;
is<1sc under the Abatement with the unltel = tss
Company New-Ibfs. bearing DATE the nrst Gay o. ~,
tenDer D.. 1891. retire said ooras on any ma
Of March or September before the maturity OF tns p
pal by paying said United States Trust ,opS'
Of NewYork as trstee under said agreement enc mum
cred Qc5j per upon the piihc9 am
Interest then accrued and unpaid thereon HDilCE 20
FURTHER GIVEN that the said The Chicago ROCK ~.
snd pscac Rawsy Company nieres 10 fe,ire az D
ed bonds now Outstanding, the FIRST day 81 Se.e"o
D. 1855 and that Il Will raid Date pay 10 the sao
Trustee one hundred five 105) per ccrtu upon vi
accrued and hi.pald
e. rad then ousiandng BY Greer o, The Ioa ~
DItctorz. THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND ~
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. By X. r. CABLE
Sfesidcat. w. G.. PCRDY. Sec:et2ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
Kcal estate for Sale or Go Get.

-
nTAvTTFr-L HOME modern: choice street; Newark
Is = j. AZ Walnut st: lot. 3oNcS2 IT.: house 70 y.
L. brirk hrownsons trimmings. oren alleyway r.
iic nossession in ial $4,000 5000 cash rent. $40
. GIress THO r CRANE. - Wslnut-st Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

% Isa ns e. ys to T9t ca1.aG earn and
Crompton. Fanny and Charles W. 20 Anna
SS,r.',sm,n 6, a. sx.eg,oI. ct, Boston Road oo
Hes Jacob. to joseph Haas. y corner Audu- o..
rn.r 6th ave aaf I2s,h S. 2 wis.,. 10000
Madison ave- . yeirs .'...'......'..'. 5000
: Years '...,......'....+.'..' 10000
Maiison ave. e n Or 1924 o. 3 years.. 10000
SAM to same. Madison ave ell It = OF 49,.
MalIsney. Eavara n and Mary f. to Annie
sloane. corner % ave and ssh st. ,. part. ,,oo
Mustard. John to John > Bea. No ia2o Ams,er-
ave- r ofseaoa S Sa,H,S p,., y 600 =, 1000
2GoG MadIson- ana No is Eas, 1924 st.
GigsS. p.yia. i. 70 rPhraln 3 Levy. ISIS. ,no
a2s n o6 Ay e, W sa5ssm and another 100
Rrooine ct. % It " OF Mansinst. ns'nl- ooo
sharr. Hooer, G. t., Allan Ma5quand. admin 49,
M.ehan Michasl to Harlem Savings Bank. ,oo
~ year .'''"' .s.9...,.,.. $500
>, car ..''''' .e..',,.. $500
same to came. : 5 rrinlt, ave. 20 It n i5s'h-
SAME to sane Trin,y-a,c 30 It Of l56th- ...
Hss Mr. s, to c'fa ss, II o LINZ pI K9s'
cara.y James ana Ms 70 Au r. ,sI N,"sa
Kaysssr. Louis ". to Henry Icshane Manutae,
urlng Company, Of Baltimore city. Brock -
ave 1897 II n OF iGsth ST. months ...::.. 1850
DI FTm. 'G to Hunts Point Eoad adjoining lands
=, Of Andrew Nos'rand. Years Ys Ru;ne- '"'
Banking COMPANY. W trafalgar Place Ioo II a ,oo
Rehm John II aud Meta. John + Sleeves. lot -
No l. map Seton Homestead, instruments. 'o3
stoutenburgh Eliza. to Ma'nda G Mace et al. ~
lot 6is village Of wskeneld ye2T. ,aa 200
3 iis;h ST. 100 Il e OF 9Th ave months 1000
seth st. $50 II Of Is;~avc year.. 10000
'" yesr 70 'A"' .,.............'... 10000
williams Hannah Il. Henry II Dreyer
Biadhurst-ave, $50 II n Of l43d-st secures ,,o,
Baker Annette Pitt J. 10 the United
States Life Insurance Company NO -'S FeaF'- o, M
este- Annette NJ to Antcna Treupei same
nron.rip, years ................... 5000
Carter. Hannah NJ 10 James Potter ct al. ..u
executors. etc. No 10 East 75h-st years. 2oo"
Hoyenski Joseph and Mary, 10 John Bussing.
jr "a lot H7. map Village OF Wakefield. .
instalmens oVV
Keys, William f. Jr. ct al. executors, etc. 70
The New-York Savings Bank. loth-st. l25 ~
az Sth-ave. IL years ................... aooo
.srdansye and lo7th-st Years ............ 10000
81 Hnn's-ave and ISoth-st IA .......... $4,000
Odell Harriet s. Elizabeth II Slas, part OF lot -
% map Central Morrsania, / year .,....... 06I
Poisten Isaac. and Louis Cohen TO Abraham !.
Newberger. eh-st 1866 II OF Avenue - .ou
Same 10 Anna Ouch. Nos 334 and 336 Eas, S,h-s,. -
Same to Sender Jarmuowsky. y sth-s st, lS3 II W 49,
schmltz Charles Frederick Jaburz 13sth-
st. 81 10 II W OF 81 Ann save years ,.... i2ooo
Youell Richard J.. 10 Elizabeth II Sias lot %3. 49,
Kinney, George L. 10 George Ehret No l.2s3 -.
2l-ave demand '.''..''..'. LOW
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financial
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION.

REORGANIZATION.
-. thc Holders OF the following Bonds,
stocks, and Coupons'
,,,,nore md Ohio Railroad Company Bonds. Loan OF
sea EXTENDED 1880 at -Four Per Cent
,,,,-nore and Railroad Company JoO-year Five Per
cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Of 1883.
,,,no-e ana OHIO Railroad Company Sterling Six Per
con, I,oar OF 1872. Due March J. 1902.
nar,noore ana Railroad Company Sterling Six Per
Cent, Loan Of 1874. Due May l. 1910.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Six Per Cent
Loan OF 1879 Due April l. 1919 account Par'a'rsourGh
Branch Railroad Company.
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company Five Par Cent
Bonds Loan Of account Pittsburgh and Cpnnes-
VILE Railroad Company
baltimore and Railroad Company -Four and One-haIf
Per Cent. Terminal Mortgage Bonds OF 1894
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Sterling -Four and
one-half Cent. Loan Of 1888. Philadelphia Branch.
Baltimore and Ohio n r. Co Sterling Five Per Cent
Loan 1877. Due June J. 1927 account Baltimore and
Ohio and Chicago r. r. Coz
baltimore and Ohio r. Il. First Preferred Stock.
baltimore and Ohio X. r. Co. Second Preferred Stock
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. Common Stock
pittsburgh ana Connel,svlle r. r. Co. First Mortgage
Bonds Extended to 1916 at -Four Per Cent
pusburrh and ConnellsvIe r. h. Co. First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Bonds. Due July /. 1888.
Pittsburgh Connelsvie Railroad Company Six Per
Cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.
Akron and Chicago Railroad Company First Mort
rare Five Pe- Cent. Bonds
Akron & Chicago Junction Il. r. Co Preferred Stock
Washington City and Point Lockout Railroad Company
Per Cent; Bonds
Unpaid coupons land claims for inerest registered
bonds ma,ured prior 10 July J. 1895. appertaning 70
ary named bonds except those Of tho Wash
inr.o, CITY and Point Lookou, Railroad Company.
over OBJ PER CENT of the above-nnmed
outstanding bonds, and over 20 PER CENT of
the nbove-named stocks. having been depos-
tied under the Plan and Agreement for tho
REORGANIZATION of the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. dated June 20, 1893 the
undersigned hereby give notice thnt the snid
Plan f. decln red operative.
The time for further deposits OF the above
named bonds and stocks, without additional
charge. has been EXTENDED TO AND IN
GLIDING AUGUST 20. 1S9S. after which dafc
,but only for such time nv the Managers mny
0x by notice. deposits of said bonds and
stocks will he accepted ONLY UPON A CASH
PAYMENT OF TWO PER CENT OF THE PAR
VALUE OF BONDS. AND AN ADDITIONAL
CASH PAYMENT OF 81 PER SHARE OF
sTOCK DEPOSITED.
Unpaid and claims for interest registered
,onds, ms,ured prior to July 1895 mus, deposited
such coupons or claims INTEREST," Will be accepted ~
q, all only upon such the undersigned may
impose.
New York. Angus: s. 1898.
sPEYER & CO.,
10 BROAD Street, New York
KUHN. LOCB & co.,
q Pine Street Nav York
SPEYER BROTHERS,
7I.0thbury. London
REORGANIZATION NanaKerA
SEWARD GUTHRIE STEELE
EvARTs CHoATE & BBAMAN.
FREsHFIEI.Ds & wIILIAMs
counse! 10 Reorganization Managers
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Nnrhm~w [5wqn9nn LIMO,

NIDMUY GUEuI1IsJ SUUUbs
ei.amer- ADrRCNDAcK ard DEAN RICHMOND Leave
o,d pier a \ r. foot Canal ST. Mt 7. ~ daily sun
es,s excepted connecting with cypress trains 70. ara
,cea Iaks George Richrelf Springs. Sharon springs
Thousare Islands. Adfondacas and the West, summer
Excursion tcats AZ reduced rates Saturday night steamer
necs with morning train for Saratoga NORM
creek Caldwell. and steamer on Lake george
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Dipioen0 Notifies.

OFFICE OF THE
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, & PITTSBURGH RAILWAY
COMPANY.
New York. July %. 1898.
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. has
been declared on the Preferred stock Of this Com
pany. payable 18th Stockholders OF
record on Aug 30 Dividend checks will be mailed 10
the Stockholders J. II. HOBART. Asst Treas.
Ofiice of the
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
Third Avenue. 9th and seth Streets. ~
New York, August 8. 1898
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the stockholders
~ Of this Company that quarterly dividend OF TWO
DOLLARS PER SHARE has this day been declared on
the capital stock payable Wednesday. August 81 lsS.
stockholders OF record Friday. August 49, 1898 al
o'clock 7. ". -
Friday august 10. 1895. at . o'clock p NJ, and Trman
closed until Thursday. Sept. l. 1sya at 10 clock A M
10 prepare for the payment % the dividend.
Tiy order Of the Board Of Directors.
~ ALFRED LAZARUS Secretary.