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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
German Naval Constructor Looking Into
Our Naval Methods.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 15.-H. Wellsmkamp. a
constructor OF the German naval service.
called on Rear Admiral Hichborn. the Chief
Constructor Of the United States Navy. to-day.
Constructor Welsmkamp 10 visiting the
United States for the purpose OF looking into
our methods OF naval construction and particu-
larly to see the model tank at the Washing ton
Navy Yard for testing the speed. displaceme emit
&c. OF American naval vessels. He will also
visit the works Of the Cramp Company in Phil
Adelphia and the Newport News Company In
Virginia. whore several United States battle
ships are in course otconstruction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. Sept. 15-Gen. Bsnja-
man Flaglsr is hopelessly i'll at the Interna-
tional Hotel with Bright's disease. He was
taken sick one week ago to-day. and since that
time has continued very low. Early this after
noon he was seized with commissions. and 1t 10
feared that he will not last the night out. He
was Chief OF Ordnance under Governors Nor
ton and Black and In lSs2-S3. was Grand
Master OF Masons OF the State Of New York.
He is 90 years old. and was Captain in the
Civil War. having been member Of Company
Z. Twenty-eiRhth New York Regiment. the
frSt organized In Niagara county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
New Assignments For Admiral Howell and
capt. Barker.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Orders were issued
BY the acting Secretary OF the Navy to- day de-
tachlnE Rear Admiral John A. Howell from the
Presidency OF tine Naval Examining Board and
assigning him to the command OF the Norfolk
Navy Yard. to succeed Rear Admiral Norman
II. Farquhar detailed to command the North
Atlantic naval force. Orders were issued also
assigning Capt Albert s. Barker. now on wait
ing orders. to duty as President OF the Exam
ming Board. with headquarters in Washing
ton. Capt Barker will become Rear Admiral
on the retirement OF Rear Admiral Henry l..
HoWison. on Oct. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
PAINE'S
Celery Compound

Makes FIBRE force keeps the of the body
in healthy action The blood is made clean, rich and in full
quantity Muscle tissues noursed invgorated and the
body is healthy.
Cn, Ohio Celery Compound time last
pr
nny aled Compound
dme any oLm w is
ha quickly Pmes Celery Compound"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Naval Orders.
WAsHINoToN. Sept l5-These naval orders
have been issued:

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-These naval orders
have been issued:
Passed Assistant Surgeon l.. T. Won Yedekind. sick
leave thrse months when discharged from the Mare
Island Hospital; Lieutenant commander J. b. MUIR
dock from the War College to the New York as
tive Othcer, Oct, $; Lieutenant. Ca commander w. b.
Potter from the New York to home and wait orders:
Lieutenant Commander A. c. Dillingham;. from the
Nashville to the Texas, Oct -; Lieutenant.Com-
mander q. b. HARDER, from the Texas to home and
wait orders Lieut.. y Smith. to the Richmond
TO home and wait orders Lieut. n G, TWining from
the Iowa to The Philadelphia: Ensign L. +. Sargent
from the Philadelphia to the Iowa; Lieut.. W. D.
hnmeto The Philadelphis' Lieut. H, A. Field, from
the Phil1delphia To- home and wait orders: Lieut..
W. A, Motett, three months sick leave when dis.
charged from the Mare Island Hospttal Lieutenant
Commander II. l. yard. to the NAVY Yard, Pensacola,
alA.. oct: ~ Ihg,t H. Minott. TO the Adams, Sept.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16

crosstown car in Brooklyn at O'Clock last
night jumped the track at Flushing and Clas-
son avenues. At this place the tracks OF three
branches OF the trolley system cross ono an
other. and the deraied car landed sQuarely
across the three tracks and then became sep
arated from it's forward truck. A blockade OF
the Greenpoint. the Flushing avenue and the
Crosstown lines consequently occurred for
over an hour A wrecking crew with Jacks
finally cleared the tracks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Charges of Inenciency Against Lieut..
Holmes Conrad.

WAsHINGToN Sent, discharges OF inefi-
cheney have been tiled with the proper military
authorities against second Lieut. Holmes
Conrad, recently appointed and assigned to the
IWenty-ninth Infantry. The formal charges
have not reached the War Department oftici-
ally. but they have been Med with Gen. ROYAL
i, frank, Commander OF the Department OF
the Gulf
Lieut. Conrad is a son n former Solicitor
General Holmes Conrad. His frenaa say that
we whole question originated over nal
s''s'anes between Conrad and his Captain,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
NEGRO DIsoUSsIoN OF LINGERING.
Tho Row. DIR. Farris of Boston Pleads for
Simple Justice for His Kaoe.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 15-The feature OF
to days session OF the National Colored Bap-
list Convention was the speech bv the Rev DR..
B. w. Farris. from whose church was started
the recent anti-lynching crusade. He Is pas
tor OF st. Pauls Baptist Church in Boston and
spoke on. How shall we prevent crime. stop
lynchinE and restore law and orderi"
The speaker said it made his blood boil to
hear OF woman being assaulted by q human
brute, and no punishment was too severe for
the criminal. but the law should say what his
punishment was to be. II those accused OF
these crimes are guilty. It should DO proved
under the law. and then doubt especially In
the North. would be removed. for even the law
prssumes a man innocent until he 10 proved
guilty. Many take advantage OF the doubt and
believe him innocent. The black man could
afford to be lynch better than the white M an
could afford to lynch him.
Standing with God in defense Of q crushed
and bleeding race" said he. whose advantages
are few. with profound sympathy for all women
who have been brutally assaulted. l dare
to call in question before this great audience
In the name Of humanity which is outraged. In
the name OF liberty which 10 fettered. in the
name OF the Constitution and the Bible
which are disrsgardsd and tram pied upon and
denounce everything which serves to eneour-
lynehlng upon a nation. the great crime. sin
and shame OF America"
DIR. Farris hoped to:use every effort to bring
about a reconciliation between the North and
tho South. to prevent crime and lynchinR and
to unto the people OF tho lSouth upon the
biblical remedy for all who are oppressed and
outraged.
He said he was born In the swamps OF Nissis-
sippi. and knew there were as noble. kind and
| sympathetic white men In the South as in the
North. but the white psopls Of the North aud
South misunderstood each other. The people
desired every man protectedtunder the Const-
tuition. He said tho black man Is hero TO- OOO-
600 strong. a part Of the Anne rican nation. He
is needed here
DR.. Farris said he was not seeking social
equality tthis he could not get in Boston but he
was seeking the right to be tried. condem ed
and punished by law-he was simply ask ing tho
| protection Of the law. The lynohlng business In
| the South and the strikes In the North. he said
| had got the country into terrible condition
Could America hope tol have the blessings OF
| God II these conditions continued? 1t was not
| q party question. but a national question
and one Of justice. The nation must speak out
against all crime AM lawlessnsss. The black
men must unite. have confidence In one an
other command respect. be men and not tools
The white people OF the South he said. were
kind to the black man, and he should appre-
ciate it and do all in his power to live In peace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Tale of n Wealthy Bellevue Patient.

Mrs. Eleanor Oldenbuttle OF POT East 1O4th
street. is dying in the Insane Pavilion at Belle
vus Hospital, Of BrEhts disease. alcoholism
and insanity. A rumor spread through the
hospital yesterday that the patient was ex-
tremely wealthy. She was taken there a few
days ago by Superintendent Blair OF the Out
history. A friend OF the woman said last ght
that she had 5000 Ia q West Side bank left to
her by her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Medical Director Tryon to Be Retired OF
Sept. Il.

WARRINGTON. Sept 15-Orders have been
issued by the Navy Department for the retire
ment for age. on sept. "a. OF Medical Director
J. Il. Tryon. DR.. rryon was formerly Chief OF
the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery. with the
rank OF Surgeon General. He will be 80 years
old on the date named. Orders were issued
also for the retirement OF Capt. J. Trllsy on
Ok
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16

W H sayre. Merton; T. c. Jordan, W. P. Seymour.
A. W. joiner ". 2. O'Nenl, W. L. freeland. George
r. Whit T. A. Greene and " " Justice; SormH n
p. statzsll. Belmont and G. 4. Allen, Moorsstown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
CRICKET.
Philadelphia Leads New York Mt tho End
of tho First Inning.

PHILADELPHIA Leads New York Mt tho End
of tho First Inning.
Some splendid cricket was witnessed on the
ground of the Staten Island Cricket Club yes
terday. The forces OF New York and Philadel-
phia did battle. and when play ceased for the
day. the Quakers were in the lead. Their gain
was sixty-eght runs on the first inning. q
state OF Affairs brought about by the batting OF
A. W. Jones. and the bowling OF j. b. King.
The New York batsmen could do little with tho
speedy trundling OF King. and until r. L.
Roksby came in and hit him for two fours in
succession. he carried things all hi. own way
Lohmann and G. P. Hprditeh also added to the
paye Steadily and vs
at the wickets for one hour Tor twelve runs.
He t, ye
across tho wicket. and beat the bat to the leg
pretty exhibition OF vigorous cricket, He was
missed once In the slips and again at the
contribution was faut!ess. T. II, Bates also
contributed useful inning OF thirty. He
Sans S Ro' oSS fern wa. t nS %1tc TIE
he struck his spot he was found unpl ayable.
and wound UP With tho excellent analysis OF
Ave wickets for ility-two runs
The game will be resumed this morning Mt
1870 O'clock. and a good close finish shoe Id
result The score yesterday:
PHILADELPHIA.
First IrIiro. Second Inning.
W. f Goodm - l. b. W,
b. Roberts ..,... g b. Roberts .......... 81
A. W. Jones b. Roberts 80
+. II. Bates, c. oSlby, b.
J. B. King; 9 Hurditch.
b. Boultbee .......,.,, T.
NJ. Graves. b. Cobb Is
DrJ.N Henry b. Cobb. Not out .....,,...... .,..
= II CLARK. g. Hurditch.
G. C. Morris h. cobb "
W.P. OMEN, b. Cobb
J. Ii. scattergood not
3. q. Climenson. c. and
b. Roberts ............ =
ByeS, il; leg byss. 10
Total ..,.,,........lsl Total ................2 -
NEW YORK.
M r. Cobb b. ONell Observation-Disclosures.
j. +. CurrAn, ~ King ........ ,...,,......,...... o
&. p Hurditch, b. King 10
". y. r. Ogilby, ONelll b. King ............... o
A, w ROultbce b. King
g, BYera, araveg. h. King ..,.......... 90
~ y W1 d.ia jr 9 Goodman Good b, oNell ..
4. =. Rokeby, cHravcs, b. q Nell .,....,. ..... %
1ohmAnn, not out poo. ,,,.,. 20
j. r, Roberts. II. ClaFL. ...........,.,..........
Byers, l. leG byes. III
Total .........,.. ....,.... ...iI3
Prince RanllsnhJi. tho noted Indian crIck-
eter. has Officially notified the Associated
Cricket Clubs 81 Philadelphia that he has
booked passage on tho steamship FtrurIa. and
will sail to-day. As the Prince will arrive in
this country later than he frat proposed il has
Hames 70 be- played at Philadelphia. Accord
inEy this schedu! e has been adopted: sept
%. ~ and y Colts at Elmw SEPT % 30
and De! ,. Az Phll04elnhia at Haverford: Oct
following players have boon selected for the
Colts team:
william T. Goodman. Jr.. s. q. Ciimenson, and G.
Mote' philadelphla C. Sharpless q: G. Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas City, pittsburg & Gulf R. R. CO,

The recent appointment of Receivers of the
OF the highest importance for the protection
and stock that their Bonds and shares
should be hmm diateIy deposited with The
Mercantile Trust Company, irrespective of
the deposit of any other securities hereto
fore called for by this Committee. md the
Committee request that the Certificates for
stock and the Bonds above named. with
coupons attached. be deposited promptly
with The Mercantile Trust Company of the
City of New York. from whom copies OF the
Headjustment Agreement may be obtained.
The Agreement provides for the publication
for two weeks of Plan. when completed
and gives the right so deDositOrs upon terms
therein specified to Withdraw their Bonds
and Stocks within two weeks after the ex-
piration of such publication, IL the Plan
should not be satisfactory to them.
The Committee undertake TO act only for
holders of such Bonds and shares rs shall
deposit their securities before April 30
An arrangement has been made with The
Mercantile Trust Company 10 advance TO de-
posting BondhoIders amount equal to
the interest maturing April LIST, upon Knn-
sas City, Pittsburg q Gulf Per Cent. Bonds
Deposited.
Negotiable receipts will he issued by The
Mercantile Trust Company In exchange for
the Bonds and Stocks deposited.
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman.
WILLIAM {. CULVER, Counsel 10 Committee.
ALVIN w KRECH. Secretary. i20 Broadway
New York. April "A. 1899.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York, foot Of ChaoersSts
follows. and five minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st;
$500 A. M.-Vestbued Express daily for BinshamtSnr
wsverly, Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo ,
p NJ PaTor Buffalo.
2vOO II, M.-Vestibuled lmited-Fast mall DALI. sod
nan for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland $40 A. M. Chicago.
p NJ Slepeers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI
73O p. M.-BuraIo and Cleveland SestibuIed EEpsess
daily Arrives Buffalo 7; 05 A. NJ Bradford Z 20 y.
NJ jamestown : 90 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ.
Cleveland ~ 80 p NJ sleepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland
Library Car
0.f5 p M.-paily solid train for Binghamton. Elmira,
wsverly Chicago seepers to Hornesyilie. Chicago
1TI focb riME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C.
COMMODATIoNs-a III. ll3. 26i. 4oi and 9o7 Broad
It.. Chambers and West 23dst ferries Nes,Iork $50
Eohok,n I'd Jersey city sston. New-York Transfel
Co calls for and checks baggose from hotels and resi-
6snces.
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL


AZ, through train: stop at Albany Utica syrssS's
. Trans leave Grand Central Station follows;
OsoO 4. M-Daily except sundsys. The famous
- EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS. LIMITED -
k:ss. r. in =. wod r D"s sus dS
S.45 A. M-FAsr MAIL. Dsiy-For BSna;o Nissars
$780, ~ DAY EMPRESS. excsp. sunday: ,,p rss
LOO N eouTuwESrrRN LIMITED and cHt-
- cAco SPECIAL Dsry--For Columbus. cinen-
. "a Inaisnspolis. st. Louis Detroit ard chiesso
sunday rs seSp, APP ,edr sAMf .,ssn.
DIDO r. Make SHORE LIMITED. psiy@2sts. ns "a
uain 20 Chcags via Lake Shore Due cievs'snI
49, n,,s a. NJ dv- Chicago 40 p. H. siesp's -
600 p M-wEsrrnx BxpRrss psny-ycr Ntassrs
s2S skS5i4l2 ssy'is%9S. Ps['t 'ce fs,
.ao So srssS, si,s1sSf M sso
Q On TREAI. EXPRESS. Daily. .,...~vy~
no" sPrfMsIL BTFEAL1 ANp sorTi, rsrs ras
0.I5 M-pAcrrr rxpRyss p an osi.r.
bnre, Niagara FsiIs. Cleveland. chicago, ana es'
cert Saturday. for cap4 Vincent ard the Aubirn ross
1S'IO nsht-MIpSroHr EXPRESS ror c sssn1s;;
rights Chicago slseoers leave az a:is
HARLEM DIVISION. -
"tE a NJ ana a.SS p M.--Daily. except sunday -
wnsner Palace csrs on el ttrough trains
Trains iiigrrirstef With pirtsch rSsht.
rfchst snf Wagner ofices at Grand ccntrs, s's,en.
s ccanss. HSs q wes e ,as,h Il, icss ssass
and f4eth 81 Station View York 23s and I2S Fulton ss
sns tna P-oadwsy. y, D.. Brooklyn.
Tesnhore ''7no Thir'v-eirhth Street fog New Yosx
derce ~ ws~'cot' v-~-"ss conna-v.
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Aeent
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Gounirn Boar0.
4 NY ONE wishing board in quiet country home for
n TIC summer with fresh vegetables. milk cream etc.
hrh elevation good situated In Farmngon on Farm
ington River good place Tor nnaias ror i"r'ne' PA'
tlctlars address Box 49, unlonvllle. Conn.
NEW ENGLAND.
nEpRsufRE HII.,S-Psrsons looking for Board or
ID furnished Rooms for the summer can eheeIuIy re-
Addressing J. r WHITING Chairman Great Barrinstoh'
Mass.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Two fine rooms. with board; good
L table: fine location. high ground modern CON
yoniencer bath, No children. open June nrst for
,srm. address WILLIAM FLETCHER Goshen, y. Y
. az EnllsEMEsIs ana suUseIipugns lor las t',9sns
n received al their Uptown Once No. i,2i2 Broadway
"a door north Of 3is ST. until oclock p M advssmss
n,nt. the following branch ofhceg at regular
M, rates until o'clock D. m. viz. "a sth-avs e O.
cor s5d at i5s ave. i2thst Macy SHAY
Columbus-ave.. West ooth- ~"
west tad-st near 6th-aye.: 90 East I4hst 2I Wssss
a2i-st. between ith ana oth a'es ios ras' WIN 49, "
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..,,v,r,svurNrs and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
A received al their Uptown once No l2s2 broadway
nn,h Of 3ist-st until o'clock m advertise
,nsns received at following branch ofces at regular
oics rates until o'clock m. VIZ: zos cu-ass;
Snr 1872 6th-ave, 12th-st Aacys. tfh-sys
and ATHEIST: I42 coumbus-aye near West 61h-st lVS
West 4ed-st.. near 6th-ays " East a4tn-st'
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anr.ion Sales.
~>s>~o-N>~N><><~><<<><~~
GREAT BOOK AUCTION.
r. r. GOLFERS DAMAGED STOCK, bil Futon-st-
A DvDRTIsEMtNrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received Al their Uptown Office No La? Broadway.
% door north OF 3is-st. until o'clock m advertise
n4nts received following branch offices at regular
once rates until O'Clock D. M, VIZ. "a sth-aye. g.
cor z2dst.: 1852 shave. cor. l2th-st Mays oth-ays
ana i4h-st; columbus-sve., West 6sh-st 100
West 42d-st. near eth-sye; % East lath-kl
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

sCHEDIrE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1898
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
wv - .paIly tfxcept Sunday. tsundays.
CHICAGO I43o a. m. nom Liberty street only, ia
D. m and 'l2.15 night - -.
PITTSBURG c4.30 a from Liberty street only)s
CTNcrST ATT ST Iorrs .o5s A. m. 1855 p. m
ROYAL, BLUE TRAINS; ,n,,.r,.
('.Royai Limited Bxluslye Pullman Train; 90. % -
(pineD. 1856 p m. and III night NohfO 'iI'
p. W
All train. are numipatssd with PIntsch Lght 9.
W: 1917 Bowery n. sae FuitOn,st $50 Graham-sve:
Brooklyn whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Second Mortgage Bonds
Thu Texas & Pacific Railway Co.

p,.,r,x 10 the published notice Of The St Louis iron
v.yn,s,n and southern Railway Company. dated Narch
s7h 1899 inviting holders o. ;he Second Mortgage ohu
:, tn. Texas and Pacific Railway Company TO deposit
,A, bonds with coupons pertaining thereto attached,
rrs The Mercantile Trust Company at its once NO l@'
R,o.awsy New city and TO receive THEREFOR heso
,h. certificates emitting the holders thereof 10 receive
fo,tb IN said notice the new per cent. Bonds
a, The 81, Louis Mountain and Southern halfway
coparv therein described amount equal at par 70
.,,v-hve per cent the amount or the depos'eu
hond and giving privilege 10 depositors az the Time
n, asnorr their bonds elect 10 sell to syndicate at
,sbt-hve s5 per cent Of their value in cash the
new bones which they will he entitled to receive such
nric. 10 he payable Office Of The Mercantile lrus
toupsnv AZ the time the Of the new bonds
Further notice is hereby given TINT more
,bon tyo-thirds OF the outstanding Second Mort
rnpe bonds of The Texas and Pacihc Kali
way Company having been deposited under
IN. terms aud provisions Of said notice the undersgheo
Railway Company has decided 10 extend the Time
WITHIN which deposits Of bonds in the manner and
unn the terms and conditions set forth In said pupsheu
notice will be received until and fnciudihe apr"
20. 1899.
Engraved certificates OF the Trust Company are now
y.adv for delivery at Office Of The Mercantile Trust
co-onarv No 100 Broadway New York CITY. TO de
ro.,or. Of Second Mortgage Boads Of The Texas ana
Pacific Railway Company exchange for the printed Ger
,ncaes OF the Trust Company representing new securities
and application had been made 10 list the engraved Ger
,iAcstes on the New York Stock Exchange
J, is expected that bonds will he issued and
delivered against the certincaes Oh oePos4' uu"e ~
Of July.
Apri i7th. 1892 t,-
The ST. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company,
BY GEORGE J. GOULD. President.
" CALEF Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
finnnrial,
Central Pacific Railroad Co
ReadiuStment.

- THE HOLDERS OFF THE FOLLOWING
BONDS AND STOCK;
~.r,rol Pacific Railroad Company of Cali
...ni. First Mortgage Bonds, Series A, II, G.,
N Z. r, &, II, an" j.
western Pacific Railroad Company First
~.vtanCe Bonds, Series A and ID.
c.,,soruin and Oregon Railroad COMPANY
- central Pacific Railroad Company, sue
....or First Mortgage Bonds, series A and II.
central Pacific Railroad Company (san
,.souin valley Branch) First Mortgage
sends.
central Pacific Railroad Company Land
ponds.
central Pacific Railroad Company Fifty
x..r Five Per Cent. Bonds.
c.,,roI Pacific Railroad Company Common
stock.
- oie, Of the above-named Bonds and about 800 Of
.,ove-named stock having been deposited under the
r. and Agreement Of Readustment OF the Central Pa
sc Railroad Company dated February s. 1899. the un-
.gned hereby give notice pursuant to said Plan and
..nent that further deposits Of the above-named
pnA and Stock will be accepted upon cash payment
,c of the par value OF Bonds and additional cash
,n of ST. per share Of Stock deposited. until and In
,s,,x ApriI ~. 1900, after which date no further
,.. OF such Bonds Stock will be accepted. except
ch instance in the discretion of the undersigned and
ann such terms and additional payments as the under
sIsnsd may impose
x.u York April H. 1922
SPEYER & CO., New York:
spEYER BROTHERS. London;
LAz. SPEYER ELLISSEN,
Frankfort.on.Main;
TETXElRA DE MATrOS BROTHERS.
Amsterdam
DEUTSCHE BANK, Berlin,
Readlustmeni Managers.
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RAYMOND & WHITCOMB

Tours and Tickets Everywhere.
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Countrp BOARD h)aAteo.

-, xrvD nv , family consisting OF three adults and
\Nas,.a. chldren-agpd g. II. f4-for July and August
coufoftabe home TIRE country no noel or pvs, rs
a bnt rcntleman's farm or large country piace
n.a ~ family can taken IN and MADE very co,n
fortsble without OF houseksepns mus, H.,
hrh and heaIthfu part OF the country OF %
30. sea well away New YORK preferably new I'm sss
rcaIlent references given ana required iaos,s
- i,,st the right accommodates answer nN"h
,r nartculars 10 ID. l.. Box 7. Tribune once