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New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
BALTIMORE { OHIO RAILROAD CO.

To ,u Ho,der, of The Mercantile Trust
Company. Reorganization Certificates OF
Deposit issued under the Plan and agree
ment for the Reorganization OF The halti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company dated
June 80, 1soSi
Notice is hereby given that on AND AFTER MAY
PATH 1900 holders Of The Mercantile Trust Company 5
Reorganization Certificates q Depos; issued under the
Plan and Agreement for the Reorganization OF The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company dated June 22
lsos may receive the securities and cash 10 which
they are entitled upon presentation and surrender OF
their Reorganization Certificates Of Deposit al he OF
fee Of the Depositary, THE MERCANlIN- m -
COMPANY No. i2O Broadway. in the City OF New YORK
or LONDON AND wEsTMINsTER BANK, LIMITED
its London Agency as hereinafter stated
Each holder must deliver to the Depositary all Re
organization Certificates held by him for the various @d
securities and coupons will be scheduled ana con
so,dated by the Deposary Not more than one hundred
schedules will taken In on each business day anu
IN. new securities cash In exchange wiz De ready
FOR delivery the following day
Interest upon coupons mntured prior TO
JuIx st ISOS, and deposited separately from
the bonds will cease TO accrue on ana nfter
May Gath, 1s00.
The new coupon bonds in denominations OF $1,000
ana $500 each The shares drust certihcaes are
., ,he mar value Of 500 each. Non-nterest bearing
scrip round amounts for the new secur
ties will be for fractional amounts OF new oonds
and shares Holders entitled to fractions OF oon1 o
share may either sell the fractions to the undefssned
or may purchase from the undersigned such amounts
as may be TO entitled them to an entire oond
entire share.
Holders transmitting Reorganization Cer,ihca'es VI
Deposit By mail should Indicate whether they WIN 10
sell or buy such fractions and whether they wish the
rev securities sent by registered mail by express at
their expense
Dated May 18TH. 1885.
sPEYER & CO.,
KUHN LOEB CO.,
sPEYER BROTHERS.
Reorganization Managers.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
financial.
BOSTON. May %. 1899.
To The Stockholders Of
Flint Pere Marquette R. R. Co.
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western r. R Co.,,
Chicago & West Michigan R'way Co.:

plan dated May % iseo for the union and readtus-
the capitalization OF the above mentioned COM
approved by the directors OF each company. The
undersigned have request OF holders Of large
the OF each agreed 70 act as
a committee TO carry such plan into effect.
An agreement also dated May 90 1890 embodyng such
plan has been executed by the undersigned and lodged
with the depositsres hereinafter named Copies OF such
may be had upon application to any member
OF the committee. either Of the depositaries
Holders OF the capital stock OF Of said three rail-
road companies desiring participate in said plan may
become parties the Readjustment Agreement by de-
posting duly endorsed in blank for
transfer the depositaries hereinafter named. On
OR BEFORE JUNE 20, 1890. After that date. de-
poss viii be received only subject 10 such terms
TIE Committee may from time TO time impose.
THE STATE TRUST COMPANY. 100 Broadway, New
York. will the depostary for the stock OF the
Flint and Marquette Railroad Company. and the
INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY OF BOSTON. 40
MIX Street will receive deposits Of such stock in Boston
as agent for The State Trust Company. THE OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. corner OF Court AMI Wash
ington Streets Boston, the depositsry for the
stock Of the Detroit Grand Rapids and Western Railroad
Company and Of the Chicago and West Michigan Railway
Company and Messrs ROBERT WINTHROP e COM
PANY 40 Wall Street will receive deposits Of such stock
in New York for the Old Colony Trust Company. The
depos.arte will issue transferable certificates deposit
WILLIAM w. CRAPO, Chairman.
MARK r. COX,
JOHN NJ. GRAHAM.
CHARLES VI. HEALD,
CHARLES MERRIAM, Committee.
OLIVER w. MINK.
THOMAS +. RYAN,
NATHANIEL THAYER
ROBERT r. BROWN. Secretary.
40 Wall ST. New York
SEWARD. GUTHRIE & STEELE.
40 Wall st.. New York.
Counsel the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
Philadelphia. May 20. 1899.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES OF
THE KANSAS CITY, PITTsBURG 4 GULF
RAILROAD COMPANY AND ITS TERMINAL
COMPANIES.

Your Committee deem 1t essential for the
preservation of the value OF your securities
First-That the securities ering the main
line and the Kansas City and Port Arthur ter
mna.s be now merged and consolidated under
one management.
Second-That such management be indepen-
dent and in your interest alone.
Your property is Of great value. 1t has an
assured and a very large earning power Its
present financial condition is due cLuses IA
miar to you. and which II would be difficult to
avoid, even If the work were now to be done
over again.
In the consolidation OF the system We expect
TO receive the support OF the foreign holders Of
all OF the securities affected. The foreign hold
ings are, informed. majority Of the
whole. Pending the preparation of the plan OF
reorganization. we advise holders to refrain from
depositing their securities with any Committee
in this country. The experience CT some OF our
fellow bondholders has been that II Ia easier TO
deposit honds than to get them back
Your Committee ask the holders OF the securi-
ties OF the main line and terminal companies 10
furnishaheir addresses and the amounts Of their
respective holdings TO the Chairman. care OF
Equitable Trust Company OF Philadelphia.
They will thereafter be directly and promptly
Informed when the plan is ready for publication.
and will be made acquainted with It's PROVISIONS
WILLIAM r. HARRITY, Chairman.
d. y. BAKER (BaItimore).
AUGUST HECksCHER New York;.
EDW,D WAGNER (Berlin, Germany.
SAMUEL II. sHIPLEl.
sILAs W. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
Business Opportunities.

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tunity for creation OF highly profitable business
THE MARCUS PRISM COMPANY.
i,32l Arch street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAS.

OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAS
~ TRER. PHOENIX "A. tt, May 18th. lse9-Can for
Insane Asylum Bonds There being sl25soOO In the re
dempto7 fund for that purpose VIII pay upon preena-
,on Insane Asylum Bonds % the Territory OF Arizona
and accrued Interest thereon numbers ii and ~ and
numbers 2i 80 inclusive Numbers lS 70 20 both In
elusive having been presented and paid without being
called Interest will cease from and after June ID ispO
TTos " PENBERTON. Territorial Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAS
~ IRER PHOENIX. "a. IT, May ~. ls1a.-Cali for
Territoal Funding Bonds There being $40 1000 In the
redemption fund ! vih pay upon presentation Funding
rds ., The Territory Arizona and accrued Interest
thereon numbering 10 10, both inclusive. dated Jany
* 1855 Interest will from and after June IL.
isao THOs W PEMBERTON. Territorial Treasurer
:. DVF0TISFMENT. an subscriptions .or The Tribans
y received az their Uptown Once No l.242 Brotisay.
o. dcor north OF aIf-st until o'clock snNer Sc
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New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
REORGANIZATION.

The plan for reorganization Of the Wisconsin Central
system April 10TH 1899 has been declared opsra'vs
application to the United States Trust company Of New
ether Vp Of the the gndeIsisnSd una
Holders Wisconsin Central Company First Mortssse
Bonds Of Wisconsin central Railroad Company Sommon
Stock O PackwsuEss Mon'e3 W.an.o ~ T0 RI Co
S,ef s 1l Tn, 81 Psul 81 Terminal Mortgage
Notes So Purchase Money Mortgage Notes q wisconsin
pewa Pals & Railway Co First Mortgage Bonds
and holders Certificates of Deposit or Trustees Cern
Gates Of beneficial Interest representing OF the said
securities requested 70 eepos Yt tne % tSs Old con
ony Trust Company OF Boston under the said plan on or
before 3D. 1899 Certificates OF deposit VIII be gwen
Holders Certncaes OF Deposit Of United States Trus,
COMPANY company First Morssse bonds: are not required at
Ha.s 70 Of Wisconsin g Co and Wisconsin.
Railroad Co and Several Improvement Bonds: WIS
oSd'n oSd srss fsHs Bends Psnosee Rsoa
cssss sss nsSms pos Sa
stock G Fp Mortgage Bonds
DIVISION First Mortgaes Bonds, Nsntowoc Division
Man. p1srTs "Ro soc eSns Preferred sSs
and Central Car stock Certificates OF Deposit or
said securities. viii upon trshsfer and delivery Of the
or the Old Colony Trust Company of Boston se-
fore June 3D. 1899 cash the amounts respee-
lively provided in the "a, ssid ,pins plan or
WISCONSIN CENTRAL ComPANY
i%sS%s Prsfarres sHssk Stock.
cERTnFncHrEs eGm%caiE iseS OF DEPOSIT of Old Colony
H1' .sia ,neo%s "%%s"S SonS. Prsfs@reS ssesE and
CERTnFfCHTEs CERTnF%fCHTE OF DEPOSIT of United
states Trust Company of New York. rep
.siS or 5GPesT fTna Of Old Colony
United states Trust Company certificates
for said Income Bonds. are hereby NOTi-
FIEDi
That in participate in the benefits of said
bonds stocks and certificates with the UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY Of New York or the OLD COLONY
TRUST COMPANY Of Boston on OR BEFORE JUNE
r. 1890 and that at the of said deposit they
ouired 20 nay the hrst fnstaimeut OF twcnty
ner cent OF amount. payable by them respectively,
provided in the Plan. 10 wit: - -.
On account OF Income Ponds. 5000 for each 81, 900
hond therefor deposited.
on account stock $500 for each share or
certificate therefor deposited. 49,.
ON account Common Stock. u % for each share or
certificate therefor deposited.
The certificates Of deposit OF each OF above named
Trust Companies deposited under the Plan Will be re-
turned after being stamped as asserting to the Plan and
hrst instalnent paid -, , -.. =.
Deposit OF the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
under the Bondhoders Agreement OF January rs. 1895
depostors OF and Common stock viii receive
Certificates OF Deposit OF the OLD COLONY TRUST
COMPANY under the Security Holders Agreement OF
being stamped asserting to the Plan and nrst install
mert paid.
"e" i0'A' may '' GEORGE COPPELL,
Chairman OF Reorganization Committee
JOSEPH 3. DALE Secretary
- Exchange Place. New York.
Maitland Coppsl Co. "a Exchange Place. ~ Z.
Brown Brothers q Co.. 50 wal ST. New York
Edward Sweet Co. as Broad St. New York
Reorganization Managers
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf K. R. Co.

Further deposits and bonds above named will
be received by The Mercantile Trust Company Of the
City Of uati further notice. under an agree
raent copies which be obtained at the Office Of
the Trust Company
tors II the Plan Of Readusment shall prove 10 be
satisfactory TO them.
equal 10 the interest maturing April lsi,
1899 will be advanced to depositing bondholders
The Committee Is OF the opinion that no Intelligent
Plan Of ReadJusmen, be formulated until physical
examination showing needs OF the property. and
examination CT the shall have been completed
The result Of Will form proper basis
for plan Until the changes the personnel Of
rents could made for such examinations At the
request or and conjunction with the representatives
Of the Amsterdam bondhodes expert accountants have
been appointed examine the books accounts and
expert has also been appointed for the physical
animation. The plan will be formulated these
examinations shall have been completed.
Negotiable receipts Will te issued by The Mercantile
Trust Company and application for their listing the
New York Stock Exchange will be IN course.
ERNST THALMANN,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
T.. ii. HARTMAN,
j. LOWBER WELSH,
JAMES sTILLMAN.
GEORGE COPPELL.
W. l.. BULL
W. l.. GLIN.
". c. CULVER Counsel.
ALVIN W KRECH Secretary 120 Broadway
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q Wall Street.
New-York, May Is lsee.
To the Holders Of our Certificates
for Consolidated Mortgage so Gold
Bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, Due 1883.

Referring tho notice OF the baltimore a oho he-
orrapi.aton Managers regarding the delivery OF new
securities holders OF Certificates for Baltimore Ohio
Railroad Company Consolidated Mortgage so Bonds Of 1898
are hereby Informed upon surrender Of said Certificates
at our once will arrange TO deliver the Reorganization
certificates emitting holder TO the Baltimore
ohto securities when issued. and also 20 the cash
men 10 be made under pan pursuant to notice OF the
Reorganization Managers ,,o.rx =. IN
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
financial Aleeiines.

PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Mills Building Is Broad Street - -
New York. May iith, lsee.
THE FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
Of stooSholder, Of the Pacific Mail steamship cou-
many win Ss held the ONCE Of he Company 10 broed
s,sr.., auls Bui,dns) In the City of New YORK. on
WeSnesdsy the day Of May 1859 between the hoa!s
ors the transaetioa Of such other business may
nroperiy The transfer books OF the Com
nanv will close al the olce the Union Trust Company
on Monday 22nd Cay OF May. 1899 At O'clock NJ.
Friday 2nd, 1899. at 10 o'clock
A M JOSEPH lfELLEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
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Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis
Railroad Co. of Illinois.
REORGANIZATION.

q Pine Street.
York, May i3 1899.
TO THE HOLDERS Off
First Mortgage Gold Bonds,
Second Mortgage Income Bonds,
Preferred stock. and
Common stock
of the Chicago. Peoria and ST. Louis hnii-
road Company of Illinois.
More thar 81 per cent First Mortgage Bonds and
a large majority Of each other class OF the ABOVE
mentioned securities having been deposited under the Pan
and Agreement OF Reorganization dated April T. 1893 said
Pan and Agreement hereby declared effective and bind
Holders abovedescrbed securities are Invited 10 De-
come parties TO the and Agreement by deposting
their securities Hereunder with the Atlantic Trust Com
pany Of New York Depositary. 30 William Street Ne"
York City ON OR BEFORE MAY 10Th, 1890.
Deposits will BE- received upon such terms
as may be imposed by Committee Certificates OF stock
10 be duty indorsed the Reorganization Committee. and
stamped.
Trust Company negotiable receipts will be Issued for Sc
curites deposited.
Copies Of the Plan and Agreement be obtained al
the Office Of the Depostary and Reorganization Com
mittes.
THOMAS CARMICHAEL,
Chairman.
CHARLES F. DEAN.
EDWARD II. LADD, Jr-,
Reorganization Committee.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

". c. CULVER. Counsel.
ALVIN W. IlRECH. Secretary. 120 Broadway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
run nLuErrnLps ROW.
United states Citizens 10 Bc Protects
cd Against ENtortion.

New York, April 20 "A special to the
Herald from Washington says: Secretary
Hay has sent Instructions 70 Minister Mer-
ry AT Bluehelds informing him that the
United States could no, permit the double
assessment Of American merchants at Blue
fields on goods imported into that port.
Minister Merry, who has been al Bluehelds
making an Investigation OF the complaints
OF American merchants at that point, IL
demanding tho refunding OF such duties ne
were paid under protest and that General
Torres, the Niearagusn official in charge
OF me department shall desist from his at
tempts 70 enforce payment OF the duties.
II Is the position OF this government
that as the American importers paii 10
the insurrertionist government the snfies
on goods brought into Bluehelds during me
period from February to February rs.
enc Nlcaraguan government after n re
assumed control had no right to endeavor
10 assess them again for the amount Of
such duties. -
IL IS commended by the Nicaragua govern
ment that the Americans really naid tho
money 10 the insurgents 90 aid Shem IN
their revolt and that. 10 prevent ~
former from being Illegally assessed Az
cree was issued by President Zelnya ,mme
dtately after the port was occupied by the
insurrectionists announcing that no dutio,
would be collected there.
The officials do not recognize the nost-
tlon OF the Nicaragua government how
ever, on the ground that In the case ~ a
vessel al sea with perishable freight on
board and bound for Bluedelds. her agents
would be compelled TO pay the duties de-
manded by the de tacto government which
at that time was the insurgents, Ia order
to save the cargo.
As the Detroit Is at Blueiields, ready TO
enforce Mr.. Merrys demand, no doubt r.
felt that the incident Will be closed With
1ut much further trouble. The Detroit,
upon the conclusion OF the
Incident. will be brought to Washington
o participate In the peace jubilee cere-
Monies to be held here next month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
HAS a Stirring TO TT.
iCubn's SeIf-GovcFnment scheme Con-
tnins u Proviso.

Havana, April 30 Senior Domingo Men.
dez Capote, secretary of government in
Governor Brookes advisory cabinet has
notified the provisional municipalities thai
they are to have complete autonomy as far
as elections arc concerned except in the
choice of mayors and their assistants and
civil governors.
Mail adyices from san Nicolas deny the
existence of bands Of outlaws in that dis
trict
General Gomez and the consulting com
miltee of Cuban generals agreed today
that when the Cuban troops were paid each
soldier shall he given signed record OF
his term and service, together with state.
mont of tho balance due him for such SCR
vice aud promise of payment by the FIRST
Cuban government. one year subsenuent to
Its establishment
General Brooke is inquiring into the re
ported buying of arms from tho Cubans by
agents Of Colombian conspirators. So far
nothing definite has been officially ELECTED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
RATHER SIGNIFICANT SPEECH.
LORD SALISBURY ALLuDEs TO RE-
PORTS OF ALLIANCES.
Only Ones Formed Arc of Good Feel
Ing and Not Offensive or De-
fensive in Case of War.

London, April 29.-The annual banquet
of the Royal Academy was held at Bur-
lington house this evening. most bril-
liant assemblage was present, the guests
including the Prince of Wales, the Duke
OF York, Mr.. Choate, the United States
ambassador, and Mrs. Choate, and am11as-
sadors from other countries. Sir Edward
Fynter president of the Royal Academy
since 1896 presided
Replying TO the toast Her Majesty and
Her Minister'S Lord Salisbury said he ala
not wish to eXaggerate the extent of the
gratifying agreement signed with Russia
out in view of the relations which in the
course OF the last half century had from
time to time prevailed between the two
countries, it was a matter OF congratula-
ton that they had come to an agreement
with Russia and China, which to a certain
extent would prevent the likelihood of
Colnslon between the interests aud OBJ
lects oil the two countries for the future.
Continuing, the premier said.
we nave talked alliance. In n
"eft"ln sense the phrase is n iust
one nut an alliance in the sense
,ha' WIN any nation we viii go
OUT 10 war together and bcnr the
t"st ana Hanger together and for
other can only very rarely
'""e pace The alliances of which
w smear. are alliances of rood
'eei'"H heiween peoples and gov
"hh not enpnEemcnts like
=" bring either side into war;
hoterrlne to the international confer
sl,e TO he held at The Hague, Lord sal
!snury said; Whether the peace confer
s sl' wili effect any improvements in The
te,a'ions OF the nations we do not know
Jul Sue the TACT that such conference has
ueeu summoned is a good omen for future
1850 ana an augury on which all who
s antue I'M. inc interests of peace civilization
'lu ohrlstlanity may ftly dwell,
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